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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is preparing for its 4th Annual Oysterlympics to be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 20 at The Timbers Restaurant & Fish Market, also the co-sponsor of the event. It will feature an oyster eating contest, oyster shucking contest and an exciting “pearl dive” sponsored by Lily & Co. Jewelers. Above, from left, are Sandy Stiiwell, Lamar Williams (R.C. Otter’s Eats), Mary Jo Bogdon and Matt Asen (The Timbers), Kimball Mathews and Dave Wright (Sanibel Captiva Community Band), Al Marti (2009 Champion), and Jose H. Leal (shell museum director). See story on page 10.

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Two of Sanibel author’s book r e d n Isla aptiva Sanibel-C m o titles l.c e ib n sa a tiv p a c 2013 17, ril p A ednesday, W of Week B 17 Page make SWFL Road Scholar program Contributed to the ISLANDER Indigo Press, a Sanibel pub­ lishing company, was recently notified by Road Scholar, head­ quartered in Boston, Mass., that two of their titles have been selected to be officially added to 2013-14 Southwest Florida Road Scholar programs. Both books are by Sanibel resident and author Charles Sobczak. For the Sanibel Road Scholar program, which gets underway in the fall of 2013, Road Scholar has chosen Living Sanibel - A Nature Guide to Sanibel & Captiva Islands. First published in 2010, this 512 page nature guide has been in the top 100 of Amazon’s best-selling nature guides on several occasions. It encompasses all the native birds, mammals, reptiles and amphib­ ians as well as many fishes, shells, insects and plants found Charles Sobczak on Sanibel and Captiva. Starting in the fall, every Road Scholar attending this program program is located at Port of the Islands in southern Road Scholar is a not for profit organization will receive a copy of Living Sanibel upon their Collier County and includes trips to many of the loca­ designed to inspire adults to learn, discover and trav­ arrival. Sobczak also gives a presentation to every tions identified in the nature guide, including the el. Founded in 1975 their programs are conducted on group based on the materials contained in the nature Naples Botanical Gardens, Fakahatchee Strand State every continent in the world, including Antarctica. To guide. Forest and The Big Cypress National Preserve. learn more about Road Scholar go to www.roadschol- The second selection was The Living Gulf Coast - Sobczak has been conducting lectures on the eco-sys- ar.org. To get additional information about the writ­ A Nature Guide to Southwest Florida. This title, a tem of the Everglades for Road Scholar (formerly ings of author Charles Sobczak, go to companion book to Living Sanibel, was chosen for the called Elderhostel) for several years but this is the first www.Indigopress.net. program titled The Wonders of the Everglades. This time his books will become part of the program.

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Bayfront Bistro, Beach Pierside Grill, self-propelled watercraft enthusiasts are An awards celebration hosted by the The popular food festival on Big Game Waterfront Grill, Chucks s« to circumnavigate the continental Turtle Kraals Restaurant & Bar is Sunday, April 28, expects to feature Last Stop American Grill, Doc Ford’s, a United States’ southernmost island dur­ planned at Key West’s Lands End 20 local restaurants Matanzas Inn ing the 12-mile Key West Paddleboard Village, located at the foot of Margaret providing samples of Resort, Nauti Classic. The sporting challenge and its Street in the Historic Seaport. their signature dish­ The 17ih Ann Turtle, Nervous ■acm associated events, including a perform­ Highlights include acknowledgement of es. The event takes Nellies, Parrot V ance clinic and parties, are set for the top finishers, awards presentations, place on Old San Key, Pink Shell B Thursday through Sunday, May 9-12. prize drawings for all participants, live Carlos Boulevard Beach Resort & 4) The race around Key West is sched­ music, food and drink. from Third to First Marina, Pinchers uled Saturday, May 11, and is open to Other weekend activities include a 5- Streets. Crab Shack. paddlers on standup paddleboards, 7 p.m. meet-and-greet May 9 at Lazy Festival gates Royal Scoop, and prone boards, outrigger canoes, dory Dog at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 open at 11 a.m. Food Yucatan Beach 4) boats, surf skis and kayaks. U.S. Highway 1, and a standup paddle­ will be served until 6 of {he Beach Stand. Saturday’s racing action kicks off board clinic set for 1-4 p.m. May 10 at p.m. Tickets will be Taste of the with a 7 a.m. registration and expo Higgs Beach followed by a 5-8 p.m. available on site. Beach awards opening. A 9 a.m. racers’ meeting pre­ kick-off party and packet pickup at the Admission is $5 for adults and chil­ include Best Appetizer, Best Entrees cedes the 9:30 a.m. water start from Turtle Kraals. dren over 12. Children under 12 get and Best Dessert. A panel of celebri­ Key West’s Higgs Beach, located on the The classic concludes Sunday, May in free. Food tickets are $1 each, with ty judges pick the winners that will be Atlantic Ocean at 1000 Atlantic Blvd. 12, with a Higgs Beach day featuring a the average plate costing around $5. announced from the stage at 4 p.m. The course takes competitors past kids’ SUP clinic and race, adult sprint Live on-stage concerts by country Balloting for the People’s Choice island landmarks, such as the races and a lively paddleboard relay for rock recording artists Craig Campbell. Award is conducted by the Office of Southernmost Point marker, Fort four-person teams. Brett Eldridge and the Grayson Lee County Supervisor of Elections, Zachary Taylor Historic State Park and Sanctioned by the World Paddle Rogers Band are featured at this Sharon L. Harrington. Association, the Key West Paddleboard o Mallory Square, site of Key West’s year’s event. Sun Coast Beverage For' more details click or go to cj nightly sunset celebration. Upon com­ Classic is a WPA Southeast Region Sales, Gator Country 101.9, www.tasteoffortmyersbeach.com or "3 pleting their circumnavigation of the national points race. CatchFortMyersBeach.com. and email [email protected]. £ island, racers finish at Higgs Beach. Event information and registration: Island Food Group are sponsoring the 'S03 Paddlers preferring a shorter course www.keywestpaddleboardclassic.com 03ce Pioneer Club eyes 64th annual picnic a * Report your news to sj08 By CHUCK BALLARO one of the old Florida crackers from LaBelle THE ISLAND REPORTER: [email protected] and Alva,” Vause-Crowe said. “They recog­ It’s hard to believe that some people in nize things like Fort Myers High School’s captivasanibel.com Lee County have lived here for 50 years. Class of 1963, its 50-year reunion.” But they’re out there, and on April 27, at The club was founded in 1950 by R.A. the Lee County Civic Center, those people Wilson, who was director of the Lee County are invited to attend the 64th annual Pioneer Bank, as a way of recognizing those who 4>•« Club picnic. had been in Lee County since the turn of the t j It is an annual celebration for those dub century. O members, of which one of the requirements At the picnic, people can fill out a form to a4 . CX is you must have been a resident of Lee join the club. There is no charge to join, but T3 County for at least 50 years. you have to have been a 50-year resident of B There are sure to be many reconnections Lee County. 03 with old friends, as well as reminiscing “It provides the old families of Lee about the good old days, when Lee County County the opportunity to come together and was not much more than farms and cracker preserve the history of the county, where homes. they spend such a large part of their lives,” “The idea is to keep people in contact Vause-Crowe said. with those who have been here for so many The event will be held at the Tinsley years,” said Deborah Vause-Crowe, publici­ Pavilion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission ty chairman of the Pioneer Club, who was is free, and there is no charge for parking. bom and raised in Lee County and has six High school classes of 50 years ago will generations of Lee County residents in her be honored, as will the people who travelled dan. the longest distance, been married the “My uncle recently passed away. 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Your friend and synagogues were loot­ Torah is now in an ark built observed annually through­ yells, ‘My God, are knew your secrets ed by the Nazis, who took especially to house it, and out the world “lest we for­ you still in there?’” and you knew hers. thousands of Torahs, the is installed in Fellowship get.” We laugh, but in a weird sort of At first when she moves you scrolls containing the first Hall of the Sanibel way the little girl and the little boy keep in close contact: daily texts five books of Moses, the Congregational Church • are both right. God is in heaven, and e-mails, regular phone calls, an however we may define that, but occasional visit. But then the God also lives in your bathroom, phone calls get less frequent. One Fishing, party to aid and mine too. For God, theologians day you begin to have trouble tell, is omnipresent. In plain remembering what she looks like. English: God is everywhere. You wonder if you really are Now that would seem to mean friends. Ronald M cDonald House that we should be able to keep in When you finally see one anoth­ touch with God rather easily. But er again face-to-face you discover Special to the Reporter tickets are available for bration and Texas Hold the reality is for most of us, most of you’re not so comfortable sharing Fish, beware. The inau­ both the Saturday and ‘em Poker Tournament is the time, we move through our lives your hurts and worries and secrets, gural Offshore Rodeo & Sunday festivities. planned for Friday, May banging on bathroom doors, going and you grow further apart. And Reggae Party will make a “The Offshore Rodeo & 17, at The Joint in Cape to work, cleaning the house, driv­ whereas her support and love big splash in Southwest Reggae Party is sure to be a Harbour. Poker players ing the car, attending classes, total­ helped you make it through many a Florida June 1-2 near great time for families and. and spectators will enjoy ly oblivious to the fact that God is crisis in the past, you now doubt Sanibel. anyone interested in fish­ great food, drinks, and live there all the time. you’d turn to her in the future. A benefit for Ronald ing,” said Jeff Miloff, Reggae music. Ticket If we are people of faith, we may That can happen with God. The McDonald House Charities event organizer. “Best of information is available at say on the Sabbath that we believe difference is that God never moves of Southwest Florida, the all, it supports families in www.rmhcswfl.org. in God, that we know God is real. off island. God never moves away fishing tournament launch­ need at the Ronald Since 1996, more than Yet the rest of the week we often from us, rather we move away from es at 6 a.m. on June 1 from McDonald House of 2,000 families from act as if God doesn’t exist. We are, God. So it is that we must inten­ Port Sanibel Marina. Southwest Florida.” Collier, Lee, Charlotte, as someone once said, practical tionally nurture our relationship Anglers will spend the day Registration is $200 per Glades and Hendry coun­ atheists. with God through prayer. It is then catching a variety of angler prior to May 15, and ties, as well as other states So how do we remedy this prob­ that God will have an impact on our species and return by 6 $250 per angler thereafter. and countries, have found a lem? How do we move from mere­ daily lives. p.m. Dinner will be served To register, visit home away from home at ly acknowledging God’s existence on site at the Lighthouse www.rmhcswfl.org. 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Tickets available for Sanibel’s Uhler joins Junior A chievem ent event Cancer Foundation Special to the Reporter Pelican Sound golf courses and several Tickets are available to the Breaking others. Special lo Hie Reporter ments and insurance Par for Junior Achievement dinner and The live auction, hosted by charity auc­ Sanibel resident Tom paperwork. I am happy for auction slated for 5:15 p.m. on Sunday, tioneer Scott Robertson, features several Uhler, principal with this chance to help with April 21, at the Club at Grandezza. getaways and experiences including a Uhler & Vertich Financial the living expenses of The dinner and auction follows the two-day astronaut training experience at Planners, has joined the patients in need, so they sold-out Breaking Par Golf Tournament Cape Canaveral and two-night stay in board of directors of the can concentrate on fight­ with the proceeds from all three events to Cocoa Beach, a Napa Valley wine collec­ Florida Cancer Specialists ing cancer.” benefit Junior Achievement of Southwest tors weekend for two, a five-night stay in Foundation. The nonprofit Uhler has more than Florida’s CEO Academy, a week-long the Dominican Republic for six at a pri­ organization offers assis­ three decades of experi­ business school summer camp for rising vate three-bedroom villa to include a four­ tance with living expenses ence in'financial services high school juniors and seniors in partner­ some of golf at the world-renowned Teeth for cancer patients in need. in Southwest Florida and ship with Florida Gulf Coast University. of the Dog course, and a walk down the One-time payments founded his independent The event includes a silent auction fea­ red carpet for two including tickets to the help those fighting cancer Tom Uhler registered investment turing more than 35 sought-after Emmy Awards and a two-night stay in to concentrate on recovery advisory firm in 2002. He Southwest Florida experiences and pre­ Los Angeles. rather than overdue rent, mortgage, elec­ serves on the board of directors for The ferred golf courses, to include getaways at Tickets to the dinner and auction are tric or water bills. The foundation was Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra Tween Waters Inn & Resort, The Inn at $40 per person. To attend the dinner and established by a group of physicians from and United Way of Lee, Hendry and Pelican Bay, and the Inn on Fifth in auction, visit the events page at Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Glades counties and chaired the 2011-12 Naples, as well as Mediterra, Talis Park, www.JASWFL.org. Institute. United Way fundraising campaign. He “My wife, Linda, and I are both cancer serves on the executive board and endow­ survivors and patients of Florida Cancer ment investment committee for Specialists,” said Uhler. “The foundation Southwest Florida Council, Boy Scouts of Business Briefs provides an important service to cancer America and was a 2010 laureate of the Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida proclamation that emphasizes the impor­ patients who may already be over­ DEP encourages residents whelmed with cancer diagnoses, treat- Lee County Business Hall of Fame. to implement water tance of increasing awareness and prompting action for efficient use of the conservation strategies state’s water resources. The Florida Department of Department has led a statewide effort to reclaimed water. Even as the rules have “Our priority continues to be to improve consistency in the consumptive been developed, the state’s five water Environmental Protection recognizes ensure the sustainable supply and quality April as Water Conservation Month, a water use permitting programs imple­ management districts continue to fund of our water,” said Greg Munson, time dedicated to educating residents and mented by the state’s five water manage­ extensive water conservation initiatives Deputy Secretary for Water Policy and visitors of the importance of protecting ment districts. As part of that process, through education campaigns and Ecosystem Restoration. “This April is Florida’s water resources and supply and the Department has taken steps to reclaimed water development projects. the perfect time for Floridians to join us everyday steps that can be taken at home “incentivize” water conservation meas­ Ongoing efforts statewide show that in these efforts by learning more about to help. ures at the local level. The Department is water conservation efforts are working. water conservation.” Governor Rick Scott has recognized also revising and expanding state rules to Florida remains one o f the most water- For the last 16 months, the further increase Florida’s use of April as Water Conservation Month in a See BUSINESS BRIEFS, page 45 Page 29 U Week of Wednesday, April 17, 2013 breezenewspapers.com Island Reporter ( t i E l F L O R ID A R?1 FLORIDA

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re a Leaving for the Summer? 5 reC/5 a S3 > n Help FISH restock shelves -j Special to the Reporter bles, juices, etc.; boxed goods - As seasonal residents, visitors cereal, pasta, rice, crackers, etc.; and vacationers begin to leave the beverages - coffee, tea, juices, © islands, the F.I.S.H. of Sanibel Boost & Ensure drinks, etc. food pantry begins to enter its lean Unopened non-food items can period with fewer donations com­ include soap, shampoo, toothpaste, ing in from supporters. toothbrushes, deodorant', toilet The demand for the food pantry paper, etc., and other miscella­ cr is at its highest in the summer neous items accepted include laun­ -s months, and FISH finds it difficult dry detergent, softener, cleaning re Nre to keep it well stocked during this products, paper goods, diapers & re time. In the past, many islanders wipes, pet food, sun block, etc. reS going north have helped by donat­ “We are always grateful for the 3= support of our fellow islanders,” (75 ing leftover, unopened and unused ’■c food. said president John Morse. “Their S3 -a Anyone wishing to help is wel­ generous donations always help to re come to bring their unopened, make a difference in the lives of vs unexpired, perishable or non-per­ people who benefit from FISH and re o ishable food items to the FISH the Food Pantry.” Walk-In Center. Donations can be dropped off at Donated food items can include: the Walk-in-Center, 1630-B canned goods - meats, tuna, veg­ Periwinkle Way, from 10 a.m. to 4 etables, fruits, soups, etc.; frozen or p.m. Monday to Friday, or call PHOTO PROVIDED fresh items - meats, fish, vegeta­ FISH Food Pantry. (239) 472-4775. Shell Museum honors enthusiast, founding volunteer S3 On behalf of The a Collection Assistant. Sanibel in 1992 from Bailey-Matthews Shell Hal enjoyed his differ­ Bowie, Md. After their Beach Kiwanis Museum, it is with deep ent volunteer duties move to Sanibel, Hal regret" and profound sad­ equally: “The two are became an avid sheller ness that we announce the symbiotic,” he said, and joined the Southwest passing of Harold “Hal” “because I learn about Florida Conchological Pilcher. Hal passed away shells upstairs and I can Society (Fort Myers). on Saturday, March 30, relate to them down here More recently, he was an THRIFT at his home in Fort fin the Great Hall].” His active member and past Myers. He is survived by wife, Marguerite, joined board member of the his wife Marguerite and him in service to the Sanibel-Captiva Shell grandson Derek, of Museum in 1996 as a Club. Hal’s love and ded­ Annapolis, MD. Collection Assistant. ication to the Museum Hal was a dedicated Together, Hal and were emblematic of the member of a small group Marguerite managed the best that volunteerism of founding volunteers global School Shell Kit can elicit from people. with the Museum, having Program for many years. In all that he did in his served since its opening A retired Air Force multi-faceted activities, GREAT BARGAINS! in November 1995. He Colonel, Hal attended the Hal became a true asset to Com e See Us assisted the Museum for Naval Academy in the Museum and will be Corner of Pine Ridge Road & Sum m erlin. almost 18 years, both as a Annapolis. He moved sorely missed and Great Hall Docent and as with Marguerite to remembered fondly. 11050 Sum m erlin Square Dr.

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Two generous patrons spontaneously 2013 shared the cost of purchasing a new pedi­ atric ambulance for the facility at a cost of more than $100,000 in addition to the Island Reporter breezenewspapers.com overall group putting up enough for a sec­ ond ambulance. Kiwanis Club of Sanibel and Captiva members donated more than $ 101,000 to the campaign and one islander, who wished to remain anonymous, pledged another $200,000. As with all contributions to the hospi­ tal campaign, the $1.3 million from SanCap Cares doubled to $2.6 million through the $20 million matching grant challenge offered by B. Thomas Golisano, whose generosity was celebrated recently when the hospital was named in his honor. PHOTOS BY CAROL ORR HARTMAN “We all know the phrase ‘it’s better to Kiwanis Club of Sanibel-Captiva presented a check for $101,700 from its members to SanCap Cares for the give than to receive,’ but the generosity of Golisano Children’s Hospital at HealthPark. Kiwanians gave the donation to Lee Memorial Health System CEO Jim Nathan. See SANCAP CARES, page 40 NEW PATIENT

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Bill Kish on the putting green. Lee Williams. George Sklivas was on the winning team last year.

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Week of Wednesday, April April Wednesday, of Week Page reeesaescm sad Reporter Island breezenewspapers.com , 1 49 2013 17 Island Reporter captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, April 17 , 2013 M Page 50 ISLAND FACES ISLAND Valentine, Dot and birthday boy Marty Gallagher hada party withina party at their table. Dan Valentine, Corky and Eleanor Dalton, Shirley. e r fundraisers. year. Captiva Captiva Cares sanibel and every a l ted Sanibel frequently attendHall many at of Helene Farrell and James Jim Berg, are seen Memorial Health System) and his lovely wife, Becky. LarryAntonucci (Chief Operating Officer of Lee s e r a C a v i t p a C l e b i n a S PHOTOS BY CAROL ORR HARTMAN h lh o sweet­ Childhood e rs . ue and hearts,. Susen

for Sanibel Cares came from a TheMarinello family (picturedare Sanibel Cares was formed in today because of the Children’s by group a of concerned island mothers. The initial inspiration daughter andMark Michelle). a ie l. MatthewMarinello. healthy is local child with cancer, Matthew year’s event. Hospital. evening. WifeAllison, and Mom, toast the Dorothy success of the h lnho wt the with luncheon the Fitzgerald, was a co-chair of this Ron Fitzgerald and his daughter fighters and fire hoses, a tour of lunch the facili­ with the fire­ and Eileen Roulston purchased Activities include shooting the children patients of theGolisano For the second year in a row,Lex ties, including the weight room. Children’s Hospital attend. to Firefighters, which they invite 2000 2000

teacher at Canterbury. Lyn is l the worthyall causes daughter’s shevery visible on Sanibel withAmanda’s Amanda Cross stands with JohnsonAmanda and Lena Cross, Phillip Brown. Johnson, Nanelle Wehmann, Liddy and her husband Ed support. Lynn Ridlehoover, who was fundraisers. active supportersand Sally of Hanser, Sanibel are always Island philanthropists, Al GIVE TO GIVE TO GIVE AUCTION

very popular island philanthro­ Mary Jane and John Boler are pists. share some laughs together Jim Sprankle and Dr. Bruce Neill before entering the auction.

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donated to the , fundraiser auction. 2013 reeesaescm Island Reporter breezenewspapers.com .____ Jim Nathan (President and CEO of Lee Memorial Health Systems), Stephanie Syska and Michelle Waddell, hold up sunflowers in thanks to “Mr. Sandy Stilwel! and John Finstrom Sunshine”, B. Thomas Golisano, who has given a are strong supporters of many $20 million match to build the Golisano Children’s hospital related and other Hospital of Southwest Florida, so children don’t fundraisers through Lee County. have to travel to Tampa or Miami for critical care. tm — \ N

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Amanda Cross raised her hands Marty and Brenda Harrity before in victory at a large donation while Marty put on this year’s leprechaun Melissa Congress worked hard to The party ended with a bang while Holly Smith, Mike Mullins, Marty Harrity, costume as auctioneer. keep up with the furious bidding. Jim Nathan and Cannella Mullins danced a jig. Island Reporter captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, April 17 , 2013 M Page 52 by mailboxes. by able food that has been left been thathas food able h oedy hn letter when one-day the on held be will Hunger,” single­ largest nation’s The by the Uncommon Friends Foundation. Friends Uncommon the by be County will in Lee Food collected ever. than greater be will assistance for need food ole cute ae gearing are counties Collier ares olc non-perish­ carriers collect drive. food carrier letter al dcto Capo Tahr wr t b presented be to Award Teacher Champion Education the and out, be will school is This 11. May Saturday, itiue b te Harry the several and byBank Food Chapin distributed a fo die “tm Out “Stamp drive, food day ain ae en suh fr h ana Character annual the for sought being are nations up for the 2 ] st annualnation­ Teacher nominations sought for UFF award UFF for sought nominations Teacher Letter carrier food drive set for May 11 May for set drive food carrier Letter o etr ares n e and Lee in carriers Letter Elementary, middle, and high school teacher nomi­ teacher school high and middle, Elementary, umr s coming, is Summer your experience will be delightfully satisfying! bedelightfully will experience your -e- pelntSungassFretl & metm Wace-OO erGPo HD Gear-GoPro atches-YOLO W entum om M & reestyle glasses-F n u t-S ellen ep R m o-See-U N vrnesPrsiigYa h ScoesBiylsBec Car & brellas-Sailboats m U & Chairs each icycles-B cooters-B S aha am averunners-Parasailing-Y W re rmorWieSlcino h enu M the on Selection ide W our from Order WhetherLunch, Breakfast, Dinnerit’s or Fun a just Day the Beach, at Skim boards-SU Ps-G olf Carts-Banana Boat R ides-Scoot C oupes-C ayo Costa WR Tours WR Costa ayo oupes-C C ides-Scoot R Boat Carts-Banana olf Ps-G boards-SU Skim csoisI Bad-lcln-is ohn- bb-a Si orsCo Hats boards-Cool Skim aboba-Zap lothing-W C Boards-Slackline-Kids o d ccessories-In A etr9AbrKauaDesGrvt & rw Lnbad- hn Bg Stick-Beach Big ahuna Longboards-K Krown & ravity ahuna-Dregs-G 9-Arbor-K Sector Served Daily 7:30 a.m. til 10:30 a.m. 10:30 til a.m. 7:30 Daily Served or Choose the Brunch Option - Option Brunch the Choose or 11534 11534 Andy Rosse Lane 239.472.1296 Captiva Island 239.472.9656 ddl Drive at Inn Beach Resort t r o s e R h c a e B n n I y a d i l o H e h t t a e v i r D f l u G le d id M 1 3 2 1 472. 239.472.TIKI (8454) 4 5 4 8 ( I K I T . 2 7 4 . 9 3 2 • ) 7 2 8 7 ( R A T .S 2 7 .4 9 3 2

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Sanibel School OUR YOGURT • Y O U R W A Y 2013 PoetryFest Contest Winners In celebration of National Poetry Month. and the 2013 Sanibel PoetryFest, Sanibel School and the Sanibel Poets Society conducted a poet­ Joe Pacheco ry contest for the 5th , 6th , 7th, and 8th grades. First place winners would Poetic receive 25 dollars and second place 15 dollars. Three teachers and myself (Joe License Pacheco) would judge the poetry. The FROZEN YOGURT winners are listed at the end of this col­ ______umn. The com m ents keep rolling in ! The contest produced some out­ standing poetry. Two wonderful exam­ Sunset on Coquina Beach ples are printed below: (1st Prize, 5th Grade) ZEBRA FROZEN YOGURT My Autistic Friend After a long walk along the smooth and grainy sand, i s a H I T ! (1st Place, 8th Grade) I look to the side and realize that the sun is touching the land. His mind is a question and the whole world wants the “The sunset is starting!” answer. a woman shouts We stare whenever he walks. and everyone freezes We glare whenever he talks. and sits sit upon the ground.

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STAFF PHOTO Five-year-old Moses Fowler Gottlieb, of Evanston, III., found this Alphabet Cone the morning of March 29 during mid-tide at Cayo Costa. He has been shelling his entire life. “We just took a boat and then looked in the water when we found it,” says Moses. “What day,” exclaimed his brother Louis.

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Birders and naturalists followed the immense buf­ B Week of Wednesday, April alike lament the success of falo herds. In recent times it this native blackbird and has abandoned that practice the toll it has taken on and greatly expanded its many of the continent’s range to cover almost all of songbirds. That is because North America except the the brown-headed cowbird boreal forests and tundra of is North America’s most northern Canada and notorious and successful Alaska. This expansion has brood parasite. The medi- come at a tremendous cost um-size blackbird never to certain passerines that builds its own nest, relying have become the favorite completely on this parasitic target species of the cow­ behavior. It is known to lay Charlie Sobczak bird. These include the its eggs in the nests of at painted bunting, black- least 220 different species. Living whiskered vireo, and 17

The female may lay as Florida prairie warbler. , many as 40 eggs in a single Sanibel The adult cowbird is 2013 season, depositing only one subject to the same preda­ in each nest. tion as all smaller birds. Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Of the 220 victim species, 144 raise Owls and hawks take their toll, as do PHOTO BY BOB GRESS the young cowbird, almost always at the weasels and feral cats. One interesting Brown-headed Cowbird expense of their own offspring. Because form of chick mortality comes when the the cowbird often lays its eggs in the nests cowbird accidentally lays its eggs in the of much smaller warblers, the larger nests of vegetarian species such as house In the Know fledgling cowbird hatches first and out- finches and mourning doves. The young competes the warbler and vireo chicks, cowbirds, which require insect protein to Brown-headed Cowbird causing them to starve or be ejected from thrive, eventually starve to death on the (M o lo t h r u s a te r) the nest. Some species, such as the vegetarian bird’s diet of seeds, fruits, and American robin, gray catbird, and brown drupes. The fledglings are also taken by Other names: buffalo bird thrasher, have adapted to the parasitism by black rat snakes, rats, and blue jays. Status: FL = stable, IUCN = LC either ejecting or burying the unwanted The cowbird is a year-round resident of Length: 7.5-8.7 in.-(19-22 cm) eggs. The yellow warbler will often desert Florida, although the interior mainland Wingspan: 14.2 in. (36 cm) its nest upon discovery of a brown-headed population swells during the winter Weight: 1.5-1.8 oz (42-50 g) cowbird egg, or, in.some cases, build a months from migratory northern birds. Life span: to 17 years second nest on top of the egg, effectively Nests: throughout SW Florida killing the embryo inside. Studies have This article is an Found: All Counties, coastal, near coast, mainland indicated that after laying its unwelcome excerpt from The Months found: JFMamjJASOND (lower case indicates nesting season). egg in a nest, should the host bird eject it, Living Gulf Coast- the cowbird will actually return to ransack A Nature Guide to the nest, forcing the host bird to build a Southwest Florida second nest. Once the nest is rebuilt, the by Charles same female cowbird will then-lay a sec­ Sobczak. The book ond egg, hoping for better results. is available at all The cowbird’s unusual parasitic behav­ the Island book­ ior has been a boon to its survival. stores. Baileys, Originally called the buffalo bird, it was Jerry’s and your We Buy Gold! first identified in the late 1700s in the favorite online short-grass western plains where it often sites. Lily & Co. is paying cash for unwanted gold, silver, platinum, K iw anis fundraising dining book available loose diamonds, flatware, new and pre-owned Rolex watches! The Gateway to the Islands Kiwanis Fort Myers Beach restaurants are offer­ Club has engaged 59 restaurants in Lee ing the BOGO discounts this year. “The Always private and secure, we never re-sell County to offer BOGO (Buy One, Get participating community-minded your precious memories. One) dining discounts that are on sale restaurants realize that many book now for twenty dollars. Most of the off­ patrons will visit for the first time and Empty that jewelry box and fill your pocket book today! season discounts are valid April 15 then return,” said Terry Luster, chair­ through Nov. 15, 2013. Proceeds from man of the project. “This win-win Call Dan at 239.472.2888 to make an appointment. the book last year went to projects such endeavor brings diners and restaurateurs as free Back-to-School Shots & Shoes, together during the off-season to sup­ Brightest Horizons Child Development port the local community and children.” Center playground, and Atlas books for Visit www.kiwanisgtti.com for a VOTED COOLEST all fourth graders at Heights Elementary complete list of participating restaurants JEWELRY STORE School. Additional projects included and find locations to pick up books or to IN AMERICA Harry Chapin Food Bank Mobile Pantry buy a book online. More information 520 TARPON BAY ROAD food giveaway, Christmas gifts for chil­ may be obtained at (ACROSS FROM BAILEY'S)- dren, and a significant donation toward [email protected] or a Habitat for Humanity home currently 415-3100. SANIBEL, FL 33957 under construction. Kiwanis is a global service organiza­ 239-472-2888 The book features 22 new restaurants tion of volunteers dedicated to changing LILY L1LYJEWELERS.COM from North Fort Myers to Lehigh Acres the world, one child and one communi­ to Bonita Springs to Fort Myers Beach ty at a time. JEWELRY GALLERY and everywhere in between. Fourteen SANIBEL ISLAND t t " V

Keep Sanibel beautiful... Please recycle! PHOTOS BY ANITA FORCE MARSHALL FrangipaniPlant (Plumeria ssp)Subject: Frangipani (Plumeria First impression: Bright, exotic five leaves drop off. For about two months, you at gardening get togethers. In days long ago, sticks were petal flowers that remind me of orchid must trust your tree is not dead. The tree is graveyard plants and widely distributed by traveling mis­ blooms on a tree. The trunk has super smooth utilizing all its energy to surprise you with sionary priests.-Present day, Hawaii is known for its lovely light grey bark with large dark green fleshy oodles of flowers and fragrance. Get ready, lei’s from the never ending forests of Frangipani Trees. leaves in its canopy. The tree stands very when they bloom, there is nothing to com­ straight up and down with a bulbous shape. pare to their beauty, uniqueness and fra­ Pros: Unique orchid like bloom- Does well in sandy soil Milky white sap oozes when a flower is bro­ grance. Propagation can be done by seeds or - Likes full sun - Easy to maintain/prune-easily propagated ken off. Exotic perfumed scents linger in the sticks. You can harvest the seed pods, they by sticks - Fragrance is haunting - Lei’s can be made for breeze. No need to visit Hawaii, we have look like swollen boomerangs on your tree. parties - Salt tolerance - Is great for accents in a garden due many very mature Frangipani trees in the It’s recommended to wait till they turn dark to its small size - Host plant for a lovely large moth - Gotta colors of ruby, yellow, pink, and white brown, and then cut them off. I have har­ have at least on Frangipani in your Florida garden - Don’t blooming at the Botanical Gardens of the vested them when they are green and laid you just love saying Fran-Gee-Pan-ee? Sanibel Moorings. Anita Force Marshall them in a pot in a shady area. They are packed with winged seeds. Plant wing up, Cons: Daily clean up when shedding leaves - Non Native Upon further investigation: Frangipani What’s seed down into soil and keep lightly moist. In status - Looses limbs in strong winds - Neighbors may be is pronounced FRAN-GEE-PAN-EE, which about 2 weeks your babies will peek thru. stealing sticks when your not looking - Slow grower - Can includes around 45 + species of trees and Blooming They can be a big surprise as adults, with dif­ fool you by looking dead with no leaves and just branches shrubs from tropical America. This beauty is ferent colors, shapes, and sizes. Sticks are between flowering - When invaded by caterpillar can be great as a specimen plant or in the company in Paradise easy to propagate by 1-2 foot cuttings of any very aggressive eaters. of other plants or lining a walkway. limb then prune off all its leaves. When you Considered a small tree whose mature height cut your “Frangi stick”, let the end bleed out Conclusion: Frangipani is coveted as one of the world’s can be 25 feet, it is perfect for our temperatures of dry cli­ the milky sap (which resembles our poinsettia ooze), by lay­ most beautiful flowering trees. Just a whiff of the fragrance mates and coastal areas. Plant in partial shade to full sun in ing it on the ground under a shady shrub. Wear gloves, wash can take you back to your memories of Hawaii. Luckily, it a well drained area. If you see nibbling, it is the host plant for your hands, never ingest this ooze, it has a highly-toxic qual­ fits in perfectly in our tropical oasis. It encourages you to a large 6 inch caterpillar that feeds on it. This caterpillar, ity. Approximately 2-7 days later, retrieve your stick and it bring a little aloha to your garden. Hula and grass skirts are morphs into the Tetriosphinx moth (wingspan 5 inches). will have closed off its ooze and is ready to plant. Many of optional! Most Frangipani’s have a dormant period when all their my sticks have traveled in suitcases and been tossed around Don’t wanna miss this bloomer! Beach Tennis USA tour kicks off season on Fort Myers Beach Beach Tennis USA, the official sanc­ Humane Society and the Lee County tioning body for beach tennis (under the Tennis Association. International Tennis Federation and with In addition to the pro competition permission from the United States Tennis BTUSA is hosting advanced and amateur Association) is hosting its first Grade levels of play. Newcomers are also wel­ 1/ITF event on Fort Myers Beach at the come to try the sport for $ 10 for the day, Holiday Inn. Officially named the subject to availability. For event details Publishers Printing Company BTUSA and schedule please go to beachtennis-- Sunshine Open, the event will take place usa.net. April 19-21. This family-friendly, fun- “We are very excited to bring the inau­ for-all-ages event is offered at no cost. gural 2013 BT event to Fort Myers The best players from around the Beach this year,” said Marc Altheim, world will hit the sand to compete in the Founder/CEO of BTUSA. "Our local three-day event. Players hail from USA, partner. Pat Glaunert of Three Oaks Brazil, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Italy, Tennis, has done an incredible job of France. Aruba, Russia and other nations. organizing this event. With his expertise More than 100 players in total are we have decided to make the metro Fort expected to make an appearance. Myers area a model city for Beach Tennis Kicking off the event and sponsored and All-Volley Tennis programming. by Pagelli's, the public is invited to a VIP cocktail reception and silent auction on About Beach Tennis Friday. April 19, at the Holiday Inn. Beach Tennis, a combination of vol­ Serving as a fund-raiser for local char­ leyball. tennis and paddleball, takes the ities, tickets are $75 per couple or $50 best parts of each sport to create some­ each. Couples receive four complimenta­ thing exciting and fun for all ages and it’s ry beverages, singles receive two and growing around the world. The both can enjoy the silent auction with International Tennis Federation expects packages including tickets to major sport­ to oversee more than 90 tournaments this ing events including a Knicks, Ranger year on 6 continents. In the USA there and Yankees games, and even a two- will be- at least eight major events this night stay at the Holiday Inn Fort Myers season. For more information, contact Beach. Marc Altheim at (917) 453-7502 or Portions of the reception and tourney [email protected] or Jim will benefit local charities including the Lorenzo at (917) 559-4497. Page 59

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Kristen Courey, Artistic Director of the Gulfshore wrong for a class at Julliard School of Music, WeekM of Wednesday, April Playhouse, has outdone herself once again. She is the Christine Cornell shined as Callas shows her what the person who brought us “The Whipping Man,” that total role of Lady Macbeth demands. Her scenes with triumph I enthusiastically declared was the best play I Callas were so powerful, as we watched the two in had seen this season. Well, she’s outdone, even that one. conflict. And it is in that second act, that Maria flash­ Courey directed the current es back to her life in Greece during the Second World production. It is an absolute War, under German Occupation. Marina Re played it must see of Terrence so beautifully. It’s where she talks about the first McNally’s award winning marriage to her Battista, an old man, one she didn’t play, “Master Class.” What an love, but maybe just used to get where she wanted to artistic challenge for the go. I felt that people around me in the audience, and director it must have been. me, too, could barely breathe. That’s how real and Master Class is the utterly gripping Master Class is and Re’s performance poignant story of Maria was. Callas, after her voice has Ms. Courey’s magic directorial touches were seen 17 gone! After every accolade, even in the small roles, the rehearsal piano player, ,

every triumph, encore after docile, compliant, Manny, delightfully handled by 2013 encore, and once at La Scala, Charles Czarnecki, who could not only play that grand 37 Curtain Calls. She can Sidney B. Simon piano on stage, but also acted. It was Sanibel-Captiva Islander also captivasanibel.com true of sing no more. But. Callas Michael Turczynski, who was cast as the Stage Hand. isn’t done. Now she will utterly dazzling. The lines she has to memorize, and so They contributed to the ensemble that got right into to all Theater teach, she will attempt to many in Italian, for a Brooklyn born actress, amazing. the creative nuances McNally had written in to Master bring to young talent, what In act I, She clobbers a student soprano, who never Class. Notes they need to know to reach the comes back. Callas will not tolerate mediocrity, or any Please do not miss this one. You will go and have a heights of what’s above the student willing to settle for easy ways to a career of great­ need to tell everyone you know to go. That’s what I’m high C, how to find the soul ness. She almost dismisses a tenor, with an ego close to doing here, and I’ll end with a quote from Kristen Courey within the music and them­ her own, whose hero is Mario Lanza, whom Maria clear­ from the playbill. She writes: “La Divina. Imagine selves. ly looks down upon. having received the moniker, ‘The Divine.’ And yet, it Courey has a new venue. In partnership with the The tenor, Glenn Seven Allen, is McNally’s comic was somehow perfectly apt. Maria believed that the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples, Master Class relief, and perfect. To, Maria, the Tenors Solos, have singer served the composer and the composer served is on the boards at the Daniels Pavilion, where every seat always been her time off-stage for a costume change, or God, so of course she was a golden thread in the golden is a perfect seat, and the acoustics are worthy of Maria just to rest. The Tenor says, “People think we tenors are mesh of Divinity. Aren’t we all?” Callas. dumb.” It is this place in the play that Maria does pow­ Come see for yourself why I was so impressed. What a cast she has assembled. Marina Re who plays erful flashbacks to her marriage to Aristotle Onassis, “I Tickets will go fast. You need to be there at The Daniels Maria, is spot on, you never doubt, the real Callas is am the richest man in the world married to the most Pavilion at The Philharmonic Center for the Arts, 5633 there. Feisty, and fiery, smug and superior, with a vul­ famous woman in the world.” Pelican Bay Blvd, Naples. The box office number is 866 nerability that brought tears to my eyes, Marina Re reigns In Act II, we meet the third student, and this one 811 4111. Mention you saw this review in the Sanibel- over what Maria teaches. It is a performance that is stands up to Callas. In her gorgeous pink gown, all Captiva Islander.

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Center 4 Life Tarpon Bay Explorers in the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge The Center 4 Life is located at 2410 Library Way. Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed concessionaire of the J.N. “Ding” Darling For more information, call 472-5743. National Wildlife Refuge, providing low impact recreational and educational oppor­ 8 a.m. - Happy Hour Fitness on Monday Wednesday, Friday tunities to the public under contract with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. 8 a.m. - Power Hour Fitness on Tuesday, Thursday ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Tarpon Bay: Join a Paddlefit Certified 9 a.m. — Happy to be Fit for Life: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Naturalist to learn the basics of standup paddleboarding while you tour the This class is a combination of the Happy Hour & Essential Total Fitness held dur­ Tarpon Bay estuary. Get a birds eye view as you stand aboard these stable boards. You’ll learn all about the inhabitants of the seagrass flats including fish, oysters, ing season. It will help keep your heart, lungs and muscles strong and your brain fit manatees, dolphins and birds of prey. The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times are with a combination of aerobics and muscle conditioning exercises. either 9 am or 1:30 pm. All skill levels welcome but participants must be at least The above classes are free for Rec Center members, or $3.50 per class for Island 13 years of age and weigh at least 90 pounds. Seniors, Inc. members and $6 per class without any membership. Please bring your ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: Get to know our local marine life during an Rec Center membership card to the class to participate. Island Seniors, Inc. annual interactive touch tank presentation with a marine biologist. Discover first-hand the membership is $20. creatures beneath the surface, including conchs, sea urchins, seastars, horseshoe crabs and more. Presentations are daily at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. 9:30 a.m. — Essential Total Fitness on Monday, Wednesday, Friday ■ Kayak Trail Tour: A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal envi­ 9:30 a.m. — Gentle Yoga with Kris Brown on Tuesday, Thursday ronment. Kayak with a naturalist through the mangrove forest along the 11 a.m. — Chair Yoga on Tuesdays beginning Nov. 27 . Commodore Creek water trail. Learn about the rich back-bay ecosystem and the - Bridge For Fun: Monday and Wednesday wildlife that lives there. You’ll be surrounded by red mangroves, wading birds, and 1 p.m. unsurpassed peace and quiet. All ages and skill levels welcome. Tour times are 8:30 1 p.m. — Hand & Foot: Tuesday a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. 1 p.m. - Mah Jongg: Thursday ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: As the sun goes down, paddle to the Rookery 1 p.m. - Backgammon, Wednesday Islands and see hundreds of birds return to roost for the night. The paddle lasts 2 and 1 p.m. - Mexican Train, Thursday a half hours. ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil waters of Tarpon Bay during Nature and Sea Life Cruises. With a naturalist by your Florida Repertory Theater side, discover manatees and dolphins and observe amazing bird life on the rookery Educating Rita by Willy Russell, April 20 islands. And don’t forget the popular breakfast and evening cruises, too! ■ Refuge Tour: Join a naturalist aboard an open-air tram for a tour of Wildlife Drive at J. D. ‘Ding’ Darling through the heart of fee refuge. The tram departs from Storytelling by Bert MacCArry 1 Wildlife Drive, the main entrance to the Refuge on Sanibel-Captiva Road. The tram Every Friday at 11 a.m. in the kraft room, free of charge and open to all ages. tour lasts 90 minutes and embarks daily except on Fridays. Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at 900 Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. For more information, call 472-1781 For days, times and to make a reservation, call 472-8900.

Adventures In Paradise Cruises Departing from “G” dock at Port Sanibel Marina, Phone: 472-8443 Sanibel Island Marina ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: Shell the barrier islands and stop for lunch 634 Yachtsman Drive, Phone: 239-472-2723 at Barnacle Phil’s. Complimentaiy chairs, umbrellas and floats. Departs at 9 a.m. Sanibel Marina is located at 634 Yachtsman Drive on Sanibel Island between the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Causeway and Lighthouse off Periwinkle Drive. Owned and operated by Myton Ireland ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise: All fishing equipment, bait, tackle and license since 1985, it is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Call 239-472-2723 for times and will be provided. Departs at 9 a.m. daily. reservations on any of the following scheduled cruises: ■ Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: A great way to start your day! ■ Stars and Stripes- Enjoy the waters of historic Sanibel and the Pine Island Sound Departs at 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. while on a sightseeing adventure. Travel from the Sanibel Lighthouse to the Back Bay ■ Sanibel Trolley Tour: Leam about the island’s history by trolley! Departs Wildlife areas. View Dolphin and Exotic Wildlife. Departs at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 5 p.m. Available for private bookings. Reservations required at (239) 472-253 1 ■ Sealife Encounter Cruise: See puffer fish, seahorse and starfish! Florida ■ Sanibel Thriller- Cruise the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island Sound Gulf Coast University marine biologist on board for netting, observing, and circumnavigating the Worlds most prestigious Barrier Islands. During the narrated tour hands on fun education! Departs at 12:30 p.m. daily. you will see wildlife such as Dolphins and Exotic Birdlife as well as the Historic Sanibel ■ Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: Cruise the waters surrounding Lighthouse. Voted the best tour on the Islands, “A must do when visiting the Islands” Sanibel watching for dolphins! Departs at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Reservations are required at (239) 472-2328 Thursday and Saturday. ■ Rental Boats- Fish, Picnic, or sight seeing aboard 20 foot Regal deckboats, fishing ■ Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: Enjoy a romantic sunset, watch dol­ boats available. Boats include all safety equipment. Reserve a boat at (239) 472 2531. phins, and experience the birds coming in to roost at night in remote sanctuary ■ Pro-Fishing Guides- All equipment and license provided, Backwater and Tarpon islands. Complimentary soft drinks and water. Departs at 7 p.m. daily. fishing available Book at (239) 472-2723. ■ COMPLIMENTARY trolley pick-ups are available by reservation. Call Adventures In Paradise at 472-8443 to make reservations or get further infor­ mation, also visit www.adventuresinparadise.com The Week Ahead and Beyond Theological A p ril A p ril A Bloomin’ Good Tea Studies A p ril The Sanibel A p ril Part II Congregational Women in This two-session lecture, Mission will present “A “Mother Earth: A 2 1 Bloomin’ Good Tea” style Theological Exploration of show and silent auction to 2 2 Environmental Literature,” will17 focus Fully Committed19 Rookery Bookery benefit local charities, such as CCMI, around the writings of several writers and Meet Sam, a reservalionist and aspiring Due to popular demand, the Rookery Brightest Horizons and PACE. The Sporty poets, including Henry David Thoreau, actor dealing with the demanding clien­ Bookery at the Sanibel Congregational Seahorse, located at Periwinkle Place, will Walt Whitman. Flannery O’Connor and tele at Manhattan’s trendiest restaurant, United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle show fashions for men. women and chil­ Mary Oliver. It will be at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. and laugh as the talented Trey Compton Way, will be open from I to 3 p.m. Fill a dren. This event will begin at 1:30 p.m. April 17 and April 18 at the Sanibel portrays 40 wildly diverse characters. The grocery hag with books for $5; other items and be held in the Fellowship Hall of the Congregational Church of Christ, 2050 show is at 8 p.m. until April 27 at the i will not be reduced. church. 2050 Periwinkle Way. Tickets are Periwinkle Way. Herb Strauss Theater. $25 and space is limited. Call 472-0497 for more information. Page 61 B Week of Wednesday, April Sanibef Captiva CALENDAR Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM

Sundays at Captiva Cruises YOLO Watersports Cabbage Key/Useppa Island Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Night Sky Astronomy cruise Class begins at 10 a.m. sharp each Lunch Cruise cruise Captiva Cruises' naturalist identifies Sunday for a one-hour session with Choose your island destination and Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose planets, stars and constellations, yoga instructor Micaela Solomon. enjoy a narration on the history and Dolphin is always a highlight for visi­ mythologies and mysteries, and features Arrive at 9:45 a.m. and cost is $30 per wildlife along the way. Cabbage Key tors to Southwest Florida and Captiva of the Milky Way Galaxy, as well as the

student, which includes a SUP (stand- 17 and the Dollar Bill Restaurant is a true Cruises offers the perfect family cruise greater universe. A truly magical way to up paddleboard). Reservations are “Old Florida” island hide-a-way. that provides the opportunity to see dol­ experience the night sky on the water. , requested. YOLO is located at 11534 2013 Useppa Island, with lush vegetation and phins playing and birds feeding in Pine Reservations for all cruises are Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva Island. For pink pathways, is the site of the historic Island Sound. required. Call Captiva Cruises at 472-

more information or to make reserva­ Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Collier Inn and award-winning history 5300 or go to tions, call 239-472-9656 or 472- museum. www.CaptivaCruises.com for more 9656. information and to make reservations. Entertainment on the Islands Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 17 April 18 April 19 April 20 April 21 April 22 April 23 Jacaranda The Mid-Life 1223 Periwinkle Way Buckeye Ken Malibu Duo Stacey Alison Band Jamaica “Dave” & Co. Renata David & Island 472-1771 Chryslers Royce Allgood, Steve McDugal, RC Otter’s Sam Felker. Noon-5pm Royce Allgood, Sam Felkej. Noon.5 Royce Allgood, Steve McDugal, 11596 Andy Rosse Lane Noon-5pm Pat McCune, 6-1 Opm Noon-5pm Noon-5pm 395-1142 Pat McCune, 6-1 Opm Frank Thomson, 6-1 Opm Patd McCune. * “ n‘5p™ 6-1 Opm Geo, 6-10pm Noon-5pm and 6-10pm Pat McCune, 6-10pm Chris Workman, Keylime Bistro Mitch Mitchen, Frank Thomson, Sam Feiker, Noon-5 pm Marc Vee Paul Rosmus, Noon-5pm Marc Vee, 11509 Andy Rosse Lane Noon-5pm and 6-1 Opm Noon-5pm 395-4000 noon to 5 p.m. Pat McCune, 6-1 Opm Mitch Mitchem, 6-10pm 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Frank Thomson. 6-1 Opm - noon to 5 p.m. The Island Cow 2163 Periwinkle. Way Perry English Diana Lynn Dan Confrey > *•- Nightly 6-9:30pm The Mucky Duck Andy Rosse Lane Gene Fedenco Dan Confrey Buckeye Ken Gene Federico Mark Dupuy Perry English 5-9pm/472-3434 Traders Danny Morgan Danny Morgan 1551 Periwinkle Way Chris Workman & Friends * Tues. & Thurs. 8-11pm & Friends Blue Giraffe 2075 Periwinkle Way Gessiey Reed 472-2525 Danny Morgan Casa Ybel Resort John McLane, Coconuts Poolside 2255 W. Gulf Drive Thistle Lodge Danny Morgan 472-9200 Dining Room Dan Tudor Coconuts Poolside Thistle Lodge Sweet Melissa’s Michael David, Michael David, Michael David, Michael David, 1625 Periwinkle Way Light acoustic Light acoustic Light acoustic Light acoustic 472-1956 jazz guitar jazz guitar jazz guitar jazz guitar George & Wendy’s Robby Hutto, guitar Seafood Grille Karaoke The Trouble Starters, 2499 Periwinkle Way & vocals, 9-12 rock band, 9-12 Ladies Night, 9-12 Jazz Brunch. 9-1 Happy Hour, 11 -6 Happy Hour, 11-6 395-1263 Traditions Prime Rib & Prime Joe McCormick & On The Beach - Joe McCormick & Joe McCormick & Dusk Duo Mike Amone 3111 W. Gulf Drive Jazz w/ “Mr. Swing” Marvilla Marzan Barbara Smith Marvilla Marzan a.k.a. “The Jersey Kid” 472-4559 Sharky’s Restaurant & Billiards Jay Heavilin & Friends, 1451 M. Gulf Drive jazz,7-1 Opm 395-6014 Crow’s Nest @ Tween Waters Inn Live Entertainment Crab Racing Live Entertainment Live Entertainment Crab Racing Live Entertainment

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Benefit poker run and concert April 21 to support PUSH for a Cure fund Page 63 By MELISSA SCHNEIDER As for music, your ears (and eyes) are in poker run are encouraged to pre-register M Week of Wednesday, April [email protected] for a treat. SuperBot will start the show on online by visiting J. Jaye Steele, lead singer of the local the big stage at 4 p.m., followed by Stet PUSHForACure.eventbrite.com . Poker- band PUSH, has toured the world as a rock Howland and 10,000 Views, and a special runners may also sign up the day of the event and roll musician. He’s seen the biggest, the performance by PUSH, starring several at the Harley dealership of Fort Myers at brightest, the best this country and others good friends and fellow musicians making 8:30 a.m. have to offer. And yet, for decades, J. Jaye guest appearances with the group, including Item donations for the many raffles and has been considered one of the largest Gregory Sallen on keyboard and vocals; silent auctions that day are being accepted. ambassadors to the Southwest Florida Dennis Elliott, the original drummer and “If you would like to donate an item, lifestyle, always having good, positive and founding member of Foreigner; and Robin please send along a description you would uplifting things to say about his community Zander, lead singer of Cheap Trick who now like for us to use in promotion,” said Cathy and those who live within it. has a new band called the Robin Zander Greco, a volunteer of the event. “We can Recently falling ill to Stage 4 cancer and Band. arrange to pick up any items if needed. Gift cunently going through treatments, J. Jaye is “We’re going to have some of the best certificates and gift cards are also great. managing to stay as strong as he can, and his talent in Southwest Florida singing and play­ Please feel free to call me, 239-980-8203,

community is standing behind him to see he ing with us that day,” Miles said. “We’re all or Bonnie Walker, 239-671-7077.” 17 comes out of recovery and gets on the path friends with each other. The music commu­ Event sponsorships are available, as well. , to remission. nity is not as big as many people think, and - “If you would help us in becoming a 2013 Friends, family and fans of the local those within that community will do any­ sponsor at any level, please email music legend have organized a benefit poker thing they need to to help each other out.” [email protected] Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com and • run and after-party concert, and the event Throughout the concert, hundreds of include your company or organization logo has since exploded into an all-day fund-rais­ prizes will be raffled off and offered through for us to use in promoting your business,” er and form of enlightenment for J. Jaye and silent auctions, including several pieces of Miles said. “Silver sponsorship is $250, other cancer survivors in the community. rock and roll memorabilia, hotel stays, limo Gold sponsorship is $500 and Platinum The poker run will kick off the day of fes­ services, restaurant gift certificates, gift bas­ sponsorship is $750, or become a ‘PUSH tivities, April 21, at Harley Davidson of Fort J. Jaye Steele kets, fishing charters, local trips and tours Partner’ for $1500. Myers, with registration at 8:30 a.m. and these people, they’re friends of ours. We try and much, much more. “In addition, we have set up a bank kickstands up an hour later. Following a very hard to give them what they need and Rock and roll memorabilia up for grabs account and PayPal account for donations, great 91-mile poker run -enough to get stay professional. Everybody really stepped include a Gibson Flying V guitar; Dennis- via PAYPAL, to [email protected]. some wind in your hair — the benefit will up to the plate to help out with this. You can Elliott-signed Foreigner albums and drum­ Also, donations can be made to a bank continue at the Crazy Olive, Cape Coral, get a good ride, good times and help a great sticks; Autographed Foghat merchandise, account at Wells Fargo Bank Midpoint starting at 2 p.m., complete with live music cause. And the weather forecast is showing albums and records, signed by the members branch in the name ‘JJ Steele,’ with that from local and national acts, vendors, food a beautiful day that day; perfect weather for of the band; guitars signed by Mick Jones exact spelling. The phone at the Wells Fargo tables, games, prizes and fun for the whole riding.” and Ed Gagliardi of Foreigner and several is 239-573-2430. If we all work together, family. Miles said all riders are welcome — others. we can make a difference!” Jeff Miles, coordinator of the event, whatever means of transportation you may Whether you participate in the run, the drummer and backing vocals of PUSH, as have — whether it be bikes, trikes, scooters The road to recovery after-run concert, through prize donations, well as a dear friend of J. Jaye’s, is eager to or a four-wheeled vehicle. and helping the cause sponsorships or just showing your support speak of the run, the after-party, and how big “Everyone’s welcome to ride,” Miles by rocking out with friends and family that In the interim, while J. Jaye is on the path said. “It’s all about getting this guy back to of an impact this event is for the musician’s to recovery, his fellow PUSH musicians day, come out and have a good time while hope and spirit. being healthy. We miss him a lot.” have been performing as a side project supporting a good cause. The cost to ride is $25 per driver, $5 per Visit the benefit’s Facebook event page, “Planning this event has been such a suc­ called Miles, Yates and Chang. cess so far,” he said. “So many people are passenger and $10 for an additional poker RSVP, share words of encouragement and “We are certainly not replacing J. Jaye, wanting to help and do what they can to sup­ hand. First prize winner of the poker hand invite your friends to join by searching and want him to get back to being healthy port this cause. After poker run registration will win $500, second prize will win $250. again before joining us on the stage. So, in “J.Jaye’s Push for a Cure.” at Harley Davidson of Fort Myers, bikers the meantime, the three of us are performing “The concert is completely free to attend will take off at 9:30 a.m. and head to five — vendors have been helping us out by The after-run concert together to keep busy while he gets better,” stops, with each stop offering great specials, For those not participating in the run, the Miles said. donating most of the food costs. Entrees are prizes, and of course, cards for the poker priced very well, including kid’s meals. It’s final stop on the tour, The Crazy Olive Funds from the April 21 benefit will not hands.” an inexpensive way to have a great time at a (1141 Pine Island Road SW, Cape Coral) is only help J. Jaye’s treatment bills, but other Starting from the Fort Myers Harley hosting an outdoor after-run benefit concert cancer-fighters of the community, as well. very entertaining show,” Miles said. dealership, poker-runners will head to Joe “Brent’s Music and Sound is taking care of starting at noon, complete with full-sized “The only money J. Jaye is receiving Crackers in Port Charlotte, then to Miceli’s our sound, the City of Cape Coral is donat­ stage, lighting and sound system, featuring from the fund is specifically what he needs in Matlacha, followed by The Joint at Cape ing the huge stage. It’ll sound great, it’ll look several local and national acts who are all to get through the procedures,” Miles said. Harbour, onward to Back Streets in Cape great. Everyone has been so, so helpful in donating their time and energy for the cause. “Anything left over from this is going to Coral, and finishing up at the Crazy Olive on making this all come together. So, come out, All ages are welcome to join in on the fun, local patients with medical issues who need Pine Island Road, around 2 p.m. and there’s no cost to enter. help with their treatments — especially pre­ buy a couple of beers, buy a T-shirt for the “This is going to be a nice, 91-mile ride wife, some bracelets for the kids.” “Taste of the Town will be set up, offer­ scription costs. Some people have a $2,000- - not one of those short runs that are all ing a variety of delicious food from local a-month cost just for their prescriptions.” within a few miles of each other,” Miles restaurants, with six to eight food vendors Those interested in participating in the said. “These are all places that have had our on-site, as well as merchandising, great band play when we’re in town, putting us to drink specials, and even a sponsored VIP work. We have a good relationship with area,” Miles said. FREE SEMINAR by Jonathan M. Frantz, MD, FACS

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