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Island Sun News Sanibel Captiva PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID FT MYERS, FL PERMIT #5718 Read Us Online at Postal Customer IslandSunNews.com ECRWSS NEWSPAPER VOL. 21, NO. 18 SANIBELSanibel & CAPTIVA& Captiva ISLANDS, Islands FLORIDA OctOber 25, 2013 OCTOBER SUNRISE/SUNSET: 25 7:33 • 6:52 26 7:34 • 6:51 27 7:34 • 6:50 28 7:35 • 6:50 29 7:36 • 6:49 30 7:36 • 6:48 31 7:37 • 6:47 Alex Dunavant and Caiden Rainville were selected king and queen of the 28th annual Fifth graders await the crowning of the Baileyfest king and queen, an annual tradition at Baileyfest, to be held on Sunday, October 27 photos by Jeff Lysiak The Sanibel School “It’s pretty cool,” said Rainville, whose essay What Sanibel Means To Me focused Baileyfest King And Queen Crowned on the island’s beautiful beaches. “I was really surprised.” by Jeff Lysiak School principal Barbara Von Harten, who dramatically wound her way slowly through the classroom’s maze of tables and desks before placing each of the crowns on tradition for more than a quarter of a century, the coronation of the Baileyfest the honored students’ heads, whisked both Rainville and Dunavant off to her office fol- king and queen took place on Monday morning at The Sanibel School, as fifth lowing the coronation ceremony. There, they were invited to place phone calls to their A graders Alex Dunavant and Caiden Rainville were officially crowned to the parents to announce the exciting news. applause of their friends and fellow classmates. continued on page 7 ing area serving meals at family-friendly Noah’s Concert prices and Billy’s Hay Ride (courtesy of Billy’s Rentals) to complete the fall expe- For The Kids rience. Not just for kids, everyone is encour- Coming To continued on page 9 BIG ARTS anibel 12-year-old Noah Waddell Traffic Advisory will take the stage for an evening Sof music on Saturday, November For The Sanibel 2 at BIG ARTS to benefit the capital campaign for the Golisano Children’s Causeway Issued Hospital of Southwest Florida to help he Sanibel Police have issued a build a new facility at the HealthPark traffic advisory for the weekend campus. Tof Friday, November 1 through Noah’s Concert for the Kids, presented Sunday, November 3 for the Calusa by John R. Wood Island Real Estate, will Costumes are a must for this event Blueway Paddling Festival, which is being raise funds for a long-standing charity Noah Waddell held on Causeway Island A. from Sanibel and Captiva. The island’s A musical prodigy who began playing Family Fall Motorists are urged to demonstrate own Sanibel-Captiva Cares has been the piano shortly after his seventh birth- extra caution and watch for slowed traffic supporting the efforts of the Golisano day, Noah has performed at several recital Carnival Returns along the Causeway Bridge and especially Children’s Hospital for more than a dozen halls, shopping centers and churches. around Causeway Island A. years. he Costumes & Candy Fall Other engagements have included per- Carnival, a safe and fun Halloween If you have any questions concern- The goal of raising $10 million for the formances at the Longboat Key Island ing the event, contact Jesse Lavender or capital campaign will be funded in part Texperience for the entire family, Chapel, the Sugden Theatre in Naples and returns to The Community House for Kristie Valone at Lee County Parks and by the concert performed by Waddell, the Steinway Gallery in Miami. Recently, Recreation at 533-7275. who regularly volunteers his talent at Lee the 10th year on Thursday, October 31 Noah appeared on the PBS television from 5 to 7 p.m. There will be plenty of All traffic concerns or questions should Memorial hospitals, playing piano in the show Curious Kids. be directed to Lee County Department of Arts in Healthcare Program. candy, games, prizes and crafts, a din- continued on page 9 Transportation at 533-9400. 2 ISLAND SUN - OCTOBER 25, 2013 Essential Oils Are The Topic Of Discussion At The Community House ssential oils are natural, liquid aromatic compounds that come from a plants’ flowers, stems, bark and roots, or rind of a fruit. They are made up of hun- Edreds of compounds that have different effects on the body. Most of our medicines are derived from plants but are a synthetic form. Essential oils are comprised of the natural molecular compounds that have the same, if not bet- ter, effect without side effects of western medicine. One is made by doTERRA. Courtney Livermon, RN, of Sanibel and special guest Karina Sammons of Ohio will be at The Community House on November 6 at 6:30 p.m. for a recap of the most popular and successful doTERRA convention so far, held in Salt Lake City, Utah. Doors open at 6pm. They will show new products and new business tools for the produce. This event is free and open to the public and there will be a raffle for some of the A painting of The Community House decked out for Luminary new products. Register at http://doterrapostconventiontour2013s.splashthat.com. Tables Open For 6. Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern Local Crafters During Luminary Top Ten Books 7. Explorer’s Guide to Sarasota, he Community House is offering table space for rent to local Sanibel craft- Sanibel Island and Naples by Chelle ers that might want to display and sell their crafts during Luminary, Friday, On The Island Walton TDecember 6. The rental fee is $25. Limited table space is available and tables need to be reserved prior to November 30. No shell crafts during this event. For 1. Me Before You by Jojo Moyes 8. Twelve Mile Limit by Randy more information, call 472-2155. 2. Chaperone by Laura Moriarty Wayne White 3. Deceived by Randy Wayne White 9. Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff 4. Honors Rendered by Robert 10. Quest by Nelson DeMille Macomber Courtesy of Sanibel Island Bookshop Read us online at IslandSunNews.com 5. How Children Succeed by Paul Touch Tropical Fabrics Scrapbook The Sanibel Sprout Novelty Yarn Papers Quilting Children’s Your place to thrive! Crafts Organic • Nutritious • Healthy Lifestyle Notions Beads Art Supplies Shell Crafts THE ONLY HEALTH FOOD STORE Gifts ON THE ISLAND! Open Monday - Saturday Find us on Organic Juice & Smoothie Bar www.threecraftyladies.com “Healthy Happy Hour” every Friday 4-6pm - all juice bar drinks 50% off! Beginner Friendly Apron Making Class Available Nov. 6 & 8 • Chef Nikki’s Gourmet Vegan Take Out! Limited Registration available. Call us today for details! • Fresh Certifi ed Organic Produce 1628 Periwinkle Way • 472-2893 • Heart of the Islands, Sanibel • Wide Selection of Gluten Free and Vegan Products • Highest Quality Supplements & Nutraceuticals Located at: 2330 Palm Ridge Road, Suite 9 • 239-472-4499 Visit our website at: www.thesanibelsprout.com • join us on Facebook Mon., Tues., Thur. 10am-4pm • Closed Sat. & Sun. Tahitian Gardens, Sanibel • 239-395-5353 Let food be thy medicine & medicine be thy food. – Hippocrates 460 BC www.SynergySportswear.com ISLAND SUN - OCTOBER 25, 2013 3 Community House Announces Its First Themed Party Of The Season Present THE 32ND ANNUAL Sanibel Community Association and friends honor and say thank you to our nation’s vet- erans photo by Jeff Lysiak he Community House will continue its series of themed dance parties this season starting on Friday, November 8 with a salute to the USO shows of the T1940s. Music and dancing evoke that period, with swing music for the jitter- bugs and ballads for romantic slow dancing. Prominent local DJ Randy Ray, who was a big hit at the SCA’s Wedding Party Dance last season, will spin the tunes, evoking the USO radio shows of the World War II era. Reinforcing the theme, Bob Hope and Marilyn Monroe impersonators will put in an appearance to “entertain the troops.” For those who need to brush up on their dance steps from the period, there will be Swing Into The Era dance lesson begin- ning at 6:30 p.m. as well as a demonstration dance during the party by Enchanted Ballroom professionals Susan Scott and David Flory. The SCA is using this enjoyable theme to help honor and say thank you to our Event Sponsor nation’s veterans from all conflicts past. Anyone who has any military photos or mem- Event Sponsor orabilia is invited to drop them off prior to the dance to add to the decorations. Also, anyone who can still fit into their old uniform or party dress from the era should dust it off and wear it to the dance to help set the theme. Each of this year’s dance parties will once again feature and raise funds for a non- profit partner. For Remembering The USO, the event partner is the Lee Coast chapter of the Military Officers Association of America. Snacks and beverages for the evening Location Sponsor will be lite, so eat before you arrive. Alcoholic beverages will be available by donation. Gold Sponsors This themed party will take place at The Community House from 7 to 10 p.m. Thank Congress Jewelers • Coral Veterinary Clinic you to sponsors Michael Kelly, Marge and Joe Meek. Food will be provided by Bailey’s Sanibel Gear • Warm Vanilla Sun General Store and Island Cow. Special thanks to Art Cassell and Sandy Greco. The Silverman Organization, Inc. Register in advance by calling The Community House at 472-2155. Tickets for the USO Radio Show are $25 in advance, $30 at the door for members; $30 in advance Friend Sponsors guests, $35 at the door for guests.
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