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He told funny stories of the early ers and this week’s speak­ the doctor was being However, as part of his flight maneuver planes, planes that flew even though they er sort of falls into both kind, the kid was hoping training, he had to demonstrate an acrobatic had some obvious design flaws. A propeller categories. Retired LtC, for a growth spurt in two slow roll. Not so easy, if you can't reach the plane used in combat during wartime, where Jim Graham, Navy pilot weeks, so let's humor floor pedals for this maneuver. Oh, he could the machine guns were supposedly synced on active duty for eight him. reach them by lowering the seat, but then he to avoid hitting their propellers, good luck years in the 1950s including Graham didn’t wait for couldn't see out of the plane even with his with that one. F-2H Banshees whose being a night fighter pilot fly­ a growth spurt, he took his cushions. Now what? Well, who needs to engines were known to catch on fire Planes ing the then newly designed own action to speed up the see out the window; you just should be able that serviced their country and helped our angled deck runway o f a Naval height increase. No. he didn't fol­ to do it by reading your instruments. Guess nation stay save; flown by brave pilots Aircraft Carrier and continuing his Naval low his grandfather's advice, rap yourself that worked, he became a Navy pilot with always keeping their missions first, ahead of career with the Navy Indiana National with a hammer on the top middle portion of the highest grades in his class. their own safety. Guard for an additional 2 0 years. your head, just before being measured again, Graham had many stories to tell about his How you measure a man or woman's Graham’s topic for the morning, “The the knot on top will give you that half inch. adventures as a naval pilot. One of his earli­ worth is not by how tall they are. or how rich shortest pilot in the Navy.” Graham, almost Nope, Graham had his own plan. He built a est experiences was as a night fighter pilot they are. but what they do with their life. missed having his dream of becoming a stretch rack in his bed. He put a stretched on a Navy carrier and trying to land during Graham has had a life of service in business, Naval officer come true because of a slight towel under his chin attached it to the top of heavy seas with a very low gas reading and community, the military and in international problem, his height. Knowing after graduat­ the bed. attached 35 lb. sash weights to his a 161 per hour landing speed. First attempt service. Graham and his wife Roberta are ing from high school he would be drafted overshoes, hung his legs over the footboard to trip the wire - fail, second - fail, third - fail. Rotarians and have served Rotary in many into the Army, Graham decided he would of the bed, and stayed that way for two On fourth attempt finally caught the wire ways. They have traveled to Damascus, voluntarily join the Navy and discussed the weeks; only getting up to go to the bath­ .. .plane gas gauge reading empty. Syria. Jordan, S. Africa and Afghanistan in possibility of becoming a Naval officer and room. Many heroic flight missions took place in pursuit of Rotary’s goal of eradication of pilot with a Navy recruiter. Graham had Did it work? many parts of the world for Graham. polio in the world, lfiere is so much more to been flying since he was young teenager and The day had come to be measured. His Aircraft carrier duty is stressful. Lots of tell about these two remarkable individuals. was sure of his skills as a pilot and basically father carried him to the military doctor's things can aid sometimes do go wrong. Men They exemplify what a Rotarian really is. just plane crazy. The recruiter asked him to office, placed him on the height measuring and now women can get hurt. Accidents That's pretty much the long and short of the take a scholastic test for eligibility for col­ table, and walla, Graham was measured at 5 happen and not only do pilots get hurt, but story Graham told last week, but there are lege scholarships being offered by the gov­ ft. 6 in. He was officially accepted in the those on deck. other stories they still have to tell about their ernment to potential military officers. Navy officer training program. He was A story was told of a plane about to take adventures in life. ______Graham passed the scholastic test with fly­ awarded a scholarship to Purdue University. off getting the flag signal to go and not ing colors, but there was one additional After graduating from Purdue, Graham aware that a crew member was under the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club meets requirement to pass. A height requirement - received his Navy commission. plane adjusting the wing flap. Another crew Friday mornings at 7 a.m., at the Dunes at the time, military officers had to be 5 ft. 6 Now on to flight-training school. But, member saw what was happening and Golf ami Tennis Club. Guests are always in. - problem Jim only measured 5 ft. 5 and now another problem arose, when sitting in stepped in front of the plane to stop take off. welcomed.

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When it does that I have 105 tons from the surrounding basin. last y ear under a state of emergency due to make is instead of throwing the water more room, I can add more water and Van Lent said they got about 12 tons a toxic water from Lake Okeechobee being away to the St. Lucie and the put it into the reservoir. 1 did a calcula­ year out of building the reservoir. dumped east and west. Caloosahatchee, start sending it south tion and it shows about a 50 percent Chief Executive Officer of the “Two hundred and forty two days again. That is the fundamental structur­ reduction for a 360,000 acre foot, Everglades Foundation Eric Eikenberg was on the national news. The fourth of al problem this water management faces that’s about a 120 billion gallon reser­ said legislation was filed last Thursday. July was ruined for countless kids and and is the cause of what you see in the voir in the Everglades agricultural area. Jan. 26, Senate Bill 10, which calls for families, let alone folks that came to the Caloosahatchee,” Van Lent said. “The Or about a 5 or 6 percent reduction if 1 60,000 acres south of Lake state as tourist. This is 2017. 1 am tired problems that this system faces are a put one to the north.” Okeechobee to be purchased, so an of hearing about the 1930s and people fundamentally designed flaw of the Wessel said a bill passed last year, above ground reservoir can be built, complaining about the 1930s. What Central and South Florida project.” called Legacy Florida, specifying what which is called for in a plan that is generation is going to stand up and say- Solving the problem comes down to the Water Management District needs to almost 17 years old. enough is enough? Sure we have the picking the right component, or storage, focus on projects that reduce, prioritize Eikenberg said the bill sets a process brightest minds, we have three of them he said. reducing harmful estuary discharges. where the state of Florida, once the gov­ right here at that table tonight," he said. “And it’s not north of the lake,” Van “Based on what Tom has just said, ernor signs the legislation, will have “We will be here until the cows come Lent said, adding that the component because of the outlet for storage north is until the end of the year to negotiate home trying to figure out how to do the includes moving water south. “That is the lake, and the outlet for storage south with the companies that make up the Everglades Restoration and because of going to solve lots of different problems is the Everglades and Florida Bay, this U.S. Sugar Co-op to buy land. that narrow minded thinking there is a — the estuary problems, the lake prob­ is the project south that meets that “If they fail to negotiate in good faith tremendous amount of Everglades lems, the Everglades problem.” requirement of that bill,” she explained. by the end of this year, the legislation then fatigue in this state. This room is He said what he has found is a reser­ The C 43 project, being built in the calls for option number two,” he said. packed because we are upset from what voir to the south is roughly 10 times Caloosahatchee Basin. Van Lent said is a That option contains a contract that we saw from last summer along the better at reducing the estuary chargers big reservoir and has a very specific pur­ Florida has, which expires in October Caloosahatchee and what we saw on than one to the north. The simple rea­ pose. 2020 for 153,000 acres owned and oper­ Sanibel and Captiva.” son, Van Lent said is if he builds one to “When it’s raining. I’m going to cap­ ated by U.S. Sugar. If negotiations cannot Eikenberg instructed those who the north, so long as the reservoir is ture the water, so I can put it back into be met, then the board of trustees will exe­ showed interest in becoming involved to ______empty and he can fill it up, it will help the river and stabilize the salinity, so it cute that option for that land, as well as send “water” on their smartphone to decrease the flows to the estuary. But, doesn’t get so salty in the winter. That’s any land the state does not need it can sell. 5 2 8 8 6 , which would pull up their legisla­ as soon as it is full, he has to stop an extremely important benefit. Mayor Kevin Ruane said the House ture and a prepared text to support Bill It). because the reservoir is full and the Wherever I put a reservoir, I’m going to will be the issue, which is when the pres­ “Join this movement to make your only outlet for the reservoir is Lake get a water supply,” he said. “If I built sure will come. 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Page 37 B Week of Wednesday, February 8, 2017 8, February Wednesday, of Week B 37 Page Kiwanis continues history of support for island kids Maybe it’s because they are still kids at heart, but nothing makes Kiwanis Club members happier than being able to support youth education and recreation programs. Their annual fundraising work is all geared toward underwriting support activities for deserving local Island kids through the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Foundation. Recently, the local Kiwanians had the pleasure of presenting three such grants at their weekly breakfast meeting at the Dunes. Those receiving grants included the local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops or younger children, recently reestablished on Sanibel, and the Sanibel Sports group, a local non-profit which runs team sports leagues for local kids. Kiwanian Tim Drobnyk accepted the grant on behalf of Sanibel Sports. Team

activities provided by Sanibel Sports ______include a flag football youth league, co­ ed baseball league and soccer league. Each league is organized to serve a vari­

ety of ages. captivasanibel.com Accepting the grant for the Girl Scouts organization was Lindsey Peelman, staff member at the Sanibel School and one of the organizers who created the new group and helps to lead their activities. The new scout groups _ PHOTOS PROVIDED provide scouting opportunities for ABOVE: Tim Drobnyk of Sanibel Sports receives a grant check supporting team sports activities from Kiwanis younger girls, including: Daisies Past President Eric Pfeifer. TOP RIGHT: Lindsey Peelman receives a grant check on behalf of Sanibel’s Daisies, (kindergarten and first grade); Brownies Brownies and Junior Girl Scout troops. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bryan Boyd received a grant check on behalf of ______(second and third grades); and Junior Sanibel’s Cub Scout Pack 1740. Girl Scouts (fourth and fifth grades). The grant for Sanibel’s new Cub 1740 on the Island. Previously, local smiles as they heard about the benefits up to host the annual Kiwanis Spaghetti Scout program was received by Brian boys had to travel to Fort Myers for their foundation’s grants are making pos­ Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, Feb. 25,

Boyd, also a Kiwanian, who worked to meetings and activities. sible through these organizations. It’s a which raises money for their youth pro­ Islander Sanibel-Captiva establish a home for Cub Scout Pack Kiwanis Club members were all message they’ll think about as they gear grams. CÄ ibei-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday. February 8. 2017 U Page 38 ae ocee ouin t the to solutions concrete gate planet. our hs ope ise n investi­ and issue complex leaders, this of understanding deeper a gain world and residents local and activists, scientists, to speak to Arctic the and tinents on life f o disruption astrophic a and individuals as we actions cli­ to due world the around dra­ the f o account riveting a auditorium. annual Wednesday fifth Darling the “Ding” DiCaprio, continues Leonardo activist society can take to prevent cat­ prevent to take the can as society well as change, mate Darling I “Ding” at the 15, in Feb. p.m. on Series Film environmental starring and Flood,” producer the "Before at located Christ, of Church Congregational take never to 1remember to tryislands. our of iaroa h taes ie con­ five travels he as DiCaprio occurring now changes matic Center Education & Visitor -0497. 2 7 4 granted.” for familiar the hope interpretation my unique is this enjoy "It will said. you that she snowbirds,” other season. any in beautiful is which arboretum, 2 0 5 0 Periwinkle Way, across from the the more from For across area. shopping Way, Place Periwinkle Periwinkle 0 5 0 2 the of all with winter the for south fly I trees, Landscape UM the at autumn painting depicts one that exhibit the in included has She San-Cap the of member a is She paintings. and trees fact, In here. live that animals and information, call the church office at (239) (239) at office church the call information, the visits often She home. her near Arboretum Park. Louis St. of suburb Minneapolis the in air. plein en paints often and league Art tak­ she’s while attention her attract that birds that finds plants of kinds all She to her opens here wintering Sanibel. on home winter her paint­ dozen two nearly the of one but all that church. reception. the benefitting the and to exhibit welcome is the public both the and attend p.m., 0 :3 6 to at reception artist’s an be will There view. on high­ Christ of Church United Congregational ing a walk sometimes find their way into her her into way their find sometimes walk a ing about all are show this for chosen she’s ings sales of portion a with sale for are Paintings 0 :3 4 from 23, Feb. Thursday, on church the are McNelis Nory of paintings the February, ihs dfeet rit rgopo rit. In artists. of group or artist different a lights Flood’ to air at ‘Ding’ at air to Flood’ the ‘Before DiCaprio’s Nory McNelis: February’s featured artist atSanibel Church The 96-minute film follows follows film 96-minute The “Before the Flood” presents presents Flood” the “Before The exhibit is in Fellowship hall at Sanibel Sanibel at hall Fellowship isin exhibit The "When all of the leaves have fallen off the off fallen have leaves the of all "When National G eographic’s eographic’s G National adding McNelis, says islands,” paint our “I A native of Minnesota, McNelis summers summers McNelis Minnesota, of native A Every month throughout the year, Sanibel Sanibel year, the throughout month Every End n -E p e e D 239 vi e ic rv e S l o o P . 699.6279 , , One?” Flood” nod Story” Untold dingdarlingsociety.org/arti- des/lecture-and-film-series. dingdarlingsociety.org/arti- For p.m. 1 at begin showings basis. first-come a on and limited Sanibel-Captiva but from ship Energy” full descriptions o f the films, films, the f visit o descriptions full All films. scheduled remaining time. our of challenge Beach Resorts. Seating is free, free, is Seating Resorts. Beach eight-film, sponsor­ with free series the biweekly Refuge the hosts of Society-Friends most pressing environmental environmental pressing most March 29 29 March April 12 - “The Future of of Future “The - 12 April March 15 15 March 1 March 15 Feb. Wildlife Darling “Ding” Below are the season’s season’s the are Below “oi Sea” “Sonic - - “Before the the “Before - - “Seed: The The “Seed: - - “Why Just Just “Why -

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No need for heart-shaped I-Pods, captivasanibel.com Or other gifts to buy online. Make less o f a mess, ease my stress — Then I will be your Valentine. Arts for ACT Gala and Fine Art Auction is moving its ______signature event to The Hyatt

FM Islander Sanibei-Captiva Regency Coconut Point wm Lee, Hendry, and Glades Counties’ first silent and live auctions to commemorate the and only licensed and certified domestic and nonprofit agency’s 39 years in the commu­ sexual violence center, will host its Arts for nity. ACT Gala and Fine Art Auction at the Hyatt Last year, ACT served over 6 ,000 vic­ ■ RO PIC A L COCKTAi on Saturday, Nov. 11, 20 1 7 at 5pm at the tims and their children. In 20 1 6 alone, ACT Hyatt Regency Coconut Point. The fundrais­ provided 5,332 people with services in their V; liÉfíMIv er, whose committee includes chair, Stephen outreach program, 253 were victims of sex­ 3 Blancett and honorary chair Marc Collins, ual assault, 95 of which received the foren­ T Happy Ho li» I will support ACT’s core services for victims sic examination for rape. 743 clients stayed of domestic violence, rape/sexual assault and in the residential shelters (nearly half were human trafficking, including emergency children). shelter for survivors and their children, the Tickets for the event are $ 150 per person, 24-hour crisis hotline, counseling, children’s with sponsorships available for tables and programs and community education. A call business branding recognition. For those 1 Fresb Seafood & to artists local and nation has also been interested in more information on how to requested for juried art submissions. join as a supporter of this high-profile event, The Arts for ACT Gala and Fine Art please visitartsforactfineartauction.com or Dinner Specials Auction, will feature a cocktail reception, call (239) 939-2553. Year-round triathlon swim program at Sanibel Recreation Center ' BBHAKPAS'u’c, Calling all Sanibel triathletes! Are you 8:15 a.m. Cost is $33 for Sanibel training for an upcoming triathlon and would Recreation Center members and $44 for QjQDGOSCC a B O K IK IS B like to improve your swim time? SW AT non-members per month. Come join your Swim Coach and former triathlete, Curt fellow triathletes and get ready for your McIntyre will be running a year-round swim next race! program tailored just for the triathlete. The The Sanibel Recreation Center is located 2 3 9 .472.0606 program is designed to improve your at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Daily, endurance, speed and stroke technique to weekly and annual memberships are avail­ SanibelIslandCow.com help reach your goal of a faster swim time. able. For more information call the Sanibel Training sessions will be offered Recreation Center at (239) 472-0345 or Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7- visit mysanibel.com. Open 7 am - 9 pm

Sanibel-style From page 20 - Open " 8 Days a Week' account. He can have my silk negligee. social media psycho-therapist to work out Finally, after much yelling, screaming, other remaining digital issues. 2 1 6 3 Periwinkle Way air drenching spittle and heart palpitations, they worked it out. They decided to remain — Art Stevens is a long-time married rather than face joint custody of the for The Islander. His tongue-in-cheek Sanibel Island email account. They also agreed to visit a humor is always offered with a smile. Sanibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, February 8, 2017 U Page 40 rfih i te one n eeuie direc­ executive and founder the is Griffiths cultures as she reflects on her personal jour­ personal her on reflects she as cultures FL Sanibel, Way, Periwinkle 1740 Church, tor o f Ripple Effect Images, a collective of of collective a Images, Effect Ripple f o humanitarian. tor to photojournalist from ney presentation hour-long an for her loin pm. National Geographic photographers who use who photographers Geographic National fascinating and places extraordinary visit to reception and signing follow. book Q&A, with Community Sanibel at work her on tation World renowned author, photographer and humanitarian o Sna, e. trig t 30 0 :3 6 at starting 6 Feb.2 Sunday, on , 7 5 9 3 3 presen­ special a offer will Griffiths Annie Annie Griffiths topresent in Sanibel Community Church ♦ and slicked back hair for Logos 50s 50s Logos for hair back slicked and hanging, where the kids all tried to keep to tried all kids the where hanging, soup, tomato sandwiches, cheese grilled Family fun time was the annual spoon spoon dinner. annual for the was floats time fun beer Family root and fries had They 1. Feb. Wednesday, on Night night at Sanibel Community Church Community Sanibel at night 50s at clock the ‘round Rockin’ ,I rvl ihGifts rud h wrd to world the around Griffiths with Travel National Geographic photographer photographer Geographic National The Logos kids came in ponytails ponytails in came kids Logos The olcieesmbeofcohn, e elry jew clothing, f o ble ensem collective rit o el n colabor i et l . e c a p s il ta rs re ile ta e re tiv rs, ra o o d n b e v lla o l c a r c u o lo in tor sell ity n to rtu o p p artists o d g n a itin c x e An o i res l Ni nonboutquesc m s.co e u tiq u o b n o in n @ n o in N il: a m e s irie u q in For 2407 P e riw in k le W ay, Suite Suite ay, W le k in riw e P i td space avaiabl . le b ila a v a e c a p s ited Lim ♦ l. hs negnrtoa fml min­ family intergenerational This by had was while all. time great noses A their twist. the to doing stuck spoons their for kids ages three-years-old through through three-years-old ages evenings kids Wednesday for on happens istry oae a 14 Prwnl Way. Periwinkle 1740 at Church located Community Sanibel at grade 5th ws, h hp spinning hop, the twist, esc Cee- atn, took Santana, Chevez- the contest Jessica of hanging spoon Winner annual LEFT: many dances. and swim the around, center stage with Logos Dinner Logos with stage center second close a was It ABOVE: oe u ad nrei 50s energetic and fun more the with end the the to endur­ for almost hanging, ing Selby spoon Ava Logos for place en id Sitton. Cindy Dean Annie Griffiths Annie 3 , Sani , FL l, e ib n a S I eesre, o gifts !g u m e hom necessaries, S®® HTS R VIDED PRO PHOTOS t fudn i 18, h Zna lb of Club Zonta The 1987, in founding its the and Women, of Organization National work Her career. illustrious her during tries world. developing W hite House News Photographers Photographers News the House Association. Association, hite W Photographers books. and National Press of articles dozens Magazine in featured Geographic been has the in children and women for scale help to solutions storytelling visual of power the in conjunction with The Zonta Club. Since Since Club. Zonta The with conjunction in National the from awards received has She

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Doug Renfroe and BAILEY-MATTHEWS 2017______captivasanibel.com 8, February Wednesday, of Week selected from the larger chorus, will 'fS&V. perform an after­ NATIONAL noon concert at Sanibel Congregational SHELL United Church of Christ on Sunday, Feb. 12. MUSEUM

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Select voices of Naples Chorale to perform on Sanibel Feb. 12 The Voices of Naples Chorale will than $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 in financial assistance to appear on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3 p.m., at winners pursuing a vocal major in college. the Sanibel Congregational Church of Their very first winner is now appearing Christ. The auditioned Chorale is com­ on Broadway, proof positive that there is a prised of 38 singers selected from the full rich talent base in Southwest Florida. 70-voice chorus that performs major con­ The February 12 concert will be in the certs throughout the season in Southwest church’s spacious sanctuary, and there’s Florida. plenty of free parking. There is no admis­ For the Feb. 12 concert, the Chorale sion charge; a free-will offering will be will present a varied program ranging collected. Reservations are not necessary. from the music o f Handel and Brahms to This concert is one of several presented spirituals and Broadway. as part of the Sanibel Congregational The Chorale’s artistic director is Dr. Church of Christ’s annual concert series.

W. Douglas Renfroe, who is in his seventh Next on the schedule is the Wartburg ______season in that capacity. He has also served College Castle Singers and Chamber as cantorial soloist and music director for Strings at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 2. Temple Bat Yam on Sanibel since 2001. The church is located at 2050 Now in their 14th season, the Voices of Periwinkle Way, across from the Naples’ primary focus is raising money

Periwinkle Place shopping area. For more Islander Sanibel-Captiva for their highly appreciated annual schol­ information, call the church office at arship program, which has provided more (239) 472-0497.

Island Worship

■ Bat Yam Temple of the Islands 7:45 a.m. chapel service and 9 a.m. and 11 Meets at the Sanibel Congregational a.m. full services, with Sunday School during Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 579- the 9 a.m. service and nursery care provided 0296, Alan Lessack, president. during the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. services. All pro­ Rabbi Myra Soifer grams are free and open to the public. For Visit batyam.org further information, contact the church Shabbat Services, Friday Night Reform office at 4 7 2 -0 4 9 7 , or visit services at 7:30 p.m. sanibelucc.org.

■ Historic Captiva Chapel by the Sea ■ St. Isabel Catholic Church The Rev. Dr. John N. Cedarleaf 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road Services every Sunday 11 a.m. 472-2763 Nov. 1 3, 2016 through April 30, 2017 Communion Service: Monday and 11580 Chapin Lane, Captiva 472- Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. 4646 Daily Mass: Wednesday, Thursday and www.captivachapel.com Friday at 8:30 a.m. Saturday Vigil at 5 p.m. ■ First Church-Christ Scientist Sunday Masses: 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 2950 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel, 472- a.m. May through October only at 9:30 8684 a.m. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays, Holy Days: call for schedule 7:30 p.m. Reading Room: Fridays at 10 a.m. to ■ St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal noon and during season (Jan. to March) on Church sanibel-Captiva Road Open Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 2304 Periwinkle Way »I Island, Florida 33957 a.m. to noon. Located in rear of church The Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan, Rector 39 5-2 233 www.ShellMuseum.org building. Saturday Eucharist - 5 p.m. Sunday Eucharist - 8 and 10:30 a.m. ■ Sanibel Community Church Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. 1740 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- Tuesday Morning Prayer - 9 a.m. 2684/sanibelchurch.com Wednesday Healing Eucharist - 9 a.m. Sunday Worship Hours: Traditional Prayer and Potluck - 1st Wednesdays - Service with Communion, 8 a.m.; 6 p.m. Contemporary Service with kid’s church, Taize Service - 3rd Wednesdays - 6 9 a.m.; Fellowship in courtyard, 10:15 p.m. a.m.; Adult and Youth Sunday School For more information call (239) 472- classes, 10:45 a.m.; Traditional Service 2173 or visit www.saintmichaels-sani- with choir, 11 a.m. Childcare available at bel.org all services. FEBRUARY 2017 ■ Unitarian Universalists of the Islands THE ■ Sanibel Congregational United 2050 Periwinkle Way, 433-4901 SANIBEL CAPTIVA Church of Christ (Sanibel Congregational Church), MUSEUM 2050 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- (Ruth Iyengar/[email protected]) Service on 049 7/sanibelucc.org first Sundays of the month. Potluck supper T rust company Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, Sr. Pastor; on third Sundays of the month, December PHIVAft WfAlfM MANAiHMfNT Rev. Deborah Kunkel, Associate Pastor through April, at member’s home. SPONSOR N -r Iran discussed at BIG ARTS Forum by expert, Karim Sadjadpour 4» OC 8J Special to the Reporter countries’ conflict, then, is a geopolitical conflict cloaked in O. Karim Sadjadpour is a Senior Associate at the Carnegie sectarianism or ethnic tension. Endowment for International Peace. He was previously an Turning to the US involvement with the region, analyst with the International Crisis Group, based in Tehran Sadjadpour said that in the Middle East the U.S. has many and Washington. He is the author of “Reading Khamenei: concems-Syria, ISIS, terrorism, wars with Iraq and N The World View of Iran’s Most Powerful Leader.” He Afghanistan, the Israel-Palestine conflict, energy security, 00 appears frequently on CNN, BBC , and NPR and has written nuclear proliferation — and Iran is integral in every case. c for The Economist, Foreign Affairs, The Washington Post, President Obama recognized that Iran is too important to t: and Foreign Policy. ignore, so first he tried very hard to turn our relationship 5 Karim Sadjadpour talk was the future of the United from adversaries to partners. That didn't work because the -c 4> States-Iran relationship and he indicated that seven paradox­ Iranian government needs the U.S. as adversary, for its own Ut es predict future relations: first, that Iran has both a superi­ interest. Next, Obama turned to coercion, and the U.S. was >. ority and inferiority complex. It has great pride in its 2,500- able to build an overwhelming international sanctions « year history going back to the early emperor Cyrus the regime. His third phase was diplomacy, in which Iran was Great, who is claimed to have issued the first declaration of forced to participate because of the sanctions. Under C -c human rights Iran compares this long history with its young President Trump, Sadjadpour only said that he expects con­ 4 neighbors such as Iraq anti Syria. At the same time, it resents flict. the gap it sees between where it is now and where it wants Sadjadpour said that the nuclear deal is not likely to to be. unravel because neither side wants to be held responsible for _É Next, Iran needs to decide whether it is a nation or a PHOTOS PROVIDED tearing it up. However, the U.S. believes that sanctions for Karim Sadjadpour and Dick Wright. £ cause. As a nation, Iran and the U.S. have overlapping inter­ non-nuclear behavior are allowable under the deal; Iran ests, but as a cause, there is friction. One analysis of nations is the most powerful figure in the country, but he has no con­ thinks that the deal bars all sanctions. So, Iran may well con­ describes three phases: the first-generation builds; the sec­ tact with nor any interest in the U.S. Iran’s foreign secretary, tinue to do provocative things in the Middle East, and if the ond preserves, but at the third generation, the nation US-educated Mohammad Javad Zarif, is very accessible but U.S. and its allies add sanctions, Iran will try to use that to becomes soft and loses drive. Sadjadpour stated that Iran is not powerful: He meets with the U.S., but he has no power leave the deal. still in the first generation of the Islamic Revolutionary to deal. Sadjadpour stated it is within the United States interests e to keep Iran stable as a tactical ally against ISIS and not 0 cause. The sixth paradox is that in 1979, Iranian society U Third, Iran has a “North Korean” government but a had a revolution without a democracy, and now they unwind the current deal as it will be hard to be the U.S. coali­ “South Korean" society. The government is isolationist and aspire to democracy without a revolution. Before 1979, tion back, and much of Iran’s nuclear expenditures are irrel­ 1 evant to a peaceful program. 1 military, while the society wants integration with the world. many Iranians had studied abroad, so when the Shah Here, Sadjadpour believes the US is isolating Iran economi­ was ousted they could simply leave and live elsewhere. As to Iran’s relationship with Israel, he noted that Iran has cally do(a>comcast.net 1205 Periwinkle Way ^mBPAYL;_8am..oaso. S t - 1 ¿740______ÇPC14S8912 Sanibel FL 33957 Locally Owned & Operated Since 2 0 0 7 Splendid classicals at BIG ARTS 43 Page February’s classical lineup at BIG ARTS on Sanibel national choreographers and Island is a first-class treat for the senses for fans of classical directors, are motivated to M arts both new and seasoned. show the residents of South 2017 8, February Wednesday, of Week On Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m., The Zukerman Trio, headed by Florida the ever-evolving world-class violinist Pinchas Zukerman, will take the stage nature of the ballet art form. at BIG A R TS’ Schein Hall. Originally formed in 2011 as “Enriching their lives alternative to the quintet works with the ChamberPlayers, through accessible perform­ and officially in 2 0 1 3 , the Zukerman Trio has delighted ances of the highest quality sold-out crowds with its music in some of the great music which emphasize ballet's halls around the world. The group is led by Pinchas vast stylistic range and its Zukerman, a virtuoso on the violin and viola, who is consid­ significance as a part of ered by many to be among the greatest in history. American arts and culture’’ is Over his illustrious career, Zukerman has been nominat­ the bold declaration of their ed for 21 Grammy Awards, winning twice. Cellist Amanda mission statement. Forsyth is an eminent recitalist, soloist, and chamber musi­ Dimensions Dance Theatre cian, who has appeared with leading orchestras around the of Miami (DDTM) has world. Angela Cheng is the group’s award-winning pianist, engaged Miami’s youth via winning the gold medal in the Arthur Rubinstein community outreach and International Piano Masters Competition and becoming the educational presentations first Canadian to win the Montreal International Piano and demonstrations, spark­ Competition. ing a new interest for a clas­ Zukerman Trio’s performance is made possible by the sical art form in the youth of ______generosity of Patricia and Davis Thurber, the family of Joe the city. Boscov, and John and Susie Freund. On Feb. 18, DDTM’s

Jennifer Kronenberg and Carlos Guerra, drawing on over production of Art of the Pas captivasanibel.com 50 years of cumulative experience, most of which were de Deux: A Dance Dialogue spent working with many of today’s most celebrated inter- opens to Southwest Florida audiences at the BIG ARTS Schein Hall stage at 7:30 p.m. Following the success of their program From Havana to Heaven, com­ prised almost entirely of PHOTOS PROVIDED original dazzling pas de deux Jennifer Kronenberg and Carlos Guerra. ______and group pieces, Art of the Pas de Deux acts as a companion to the founding couples’ For more information or to purchase tickets, visit book Experiencing the Art of the Pas de Deux. The book bigarts.org or call (239) 395-0900. both elaborates upon and demystifies the art of the pas de deux from an artistic, historic, and emotional standpoint. The evening promises to be both a tour of the form’s most clas­ Lee County Band to present Islander Sanibel-Captiva sical elements as well as a presentation of new and chal­ lenging ideas in a rare, intimate performance coupled with ‘Festive Moments’ Feb. 12 engaging informal commentary. The Lee County Community Band will present Festive “Art of the Pas de Deux: A Dance Dialogue” at BIG Moments on Feb. 12 at Cape Coral High School. ARTS was made possible by Hans and Leslie Fleischner. Under the baton of Richard Bradstreet, the band will The Zukerman Trio. perform Shostakovich’s Festive Overture and Leroy Anderson’s Sandpaper Ballet, plus a potpourri o f light classical pieces, Broadway hits, and marches including A week of conversation at BIG ARTS FORUM Gershwin Classics, Man of La Mancha, In a Persian Market, and Barry Manilow on Tour. The world today is probably not in its most danger­ The third tectonic shift that Gen. Haydon listed was An institution in Southwest Florida, the Lee County ous period, but the situation is more complicated than “States that are Brittle, Ambitious and Nuclear.” The Community Band enjoys a large, loyal, enthusiastic audi ever and with instant news coverage, reactions to world Kims of North Korea might be able to launch a nuclear ence. Come early and enjoy these always well-attended events have never been more immediate. This summa­ strike against Seattle, using its indigenously-produced concerts. Admission is free, though donations are accept­ ry introduced a discussion of the current world situation equipment, by the end of Pres. Trump’s first term. ed. by Four Star General Michael Hayden, (Ret.), Russia is investing billions nuclear weapons, and Additional concert dates are March 5, and April 2, BIGARTS’ 117th FORUM speaker, on Jan. 18. updating the U.S. position will cost as much. 2017. All will be at Cape Coral High School at 3 General Hayden laid out five underlying factors that Fourth came “The Rise of China.” General Hayden p.m. Cape Coral High School is at 2 3 0 0 Santa Barbara he considers “tectonic shifts in global security.” He said these is no good reason for the U.S. and China to Boulevard, one block north of Veterans Parkway. considers it valuable to consider these underlying tec­ be enemies. He said Chinese weakness and failure is a The band is comprised of professional and amateur tonics rather than only tracking immediate issues. bigger problem for us than its strength or success. The musicians from all walks of life who reside in Lee, First, Gen. Hayden listed “The Power of States and the Chinese have generally accepted their government Collier, and Charlotte Counties. The band welcomes new Nature of Power.” He explained that in the industrial era, because of the implicit contract that although it is auto­ members every year. For more information, please phone power was pulled to the center by the sense that only gov­ cratic it will make the people rich. Norman Jones at (239) 995-2097. ernment could handle complex tasks. Now, however, we For his fifth point, Gen. Hayden listed “The U.S.” For additional information, visit leecountyband.org. no longer need government for simple services, for exam­ He quoted an analysis that finds four presidential styles ple, telephones. Power has been pushed to the edge by the of foreign policy: The Florida Department of! Environmental connectivity of the post-industrial age. ■ Hamiltonian: Freedom requires prosperity and The second tectonic shift cited by Gen. Hayden was prosperity requires strength Protection Announces a Public Workshop “Things That Seemed to be Permanent Are Proving Not ■ Wilsonian: Idealism to Be.” The American liberal global order after WW ■ Jeffersonian: inward turning (despite the To present and give the publie opportunity to provide comments on draft nutrient total Maximum Daily l.oads II-the UN, IMF, World Bank, NATO-led to the Louisiana purchase and war in North Africa) (TM I)l.s) lor estuaries in the Charlotte I larbor Basin and most successful 75 years of peace in history, but this ■ Jacksonian: snubbing the world having these nutrient TMDLs, if adopted, constitute site world order is breaking down. Further back, the map Gen. Hayden stated where he felt recent presidents specific numeric interpretations o f the narrative nutrient after WW I hasn’t lasted; Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia have stood. He expects President Trump to be criterion and the USSR are gone. Gen. Hayden suggests that Iraq Jacksonian. He added, however, that since many of and Syria are essentially gone and can't return, and Trump’s appointees hold different opinions, it s hard to Friday. February 17,2017 Lebanon and Libya may not last either. know how it s going to play out. 9 :3 0 am Sanibel Public Library. 770 Dunlop Road. Report your news to ...... GIANT FLEAM ASTERS...... Sanibel. Monda For more information on the meeting, contact Ms Shamvah THE ISLANDER: FLEA MARKET Gibson, Watershed Duality Evaluation and TMDI, Program. Buy/Sell at Ft. Myers’ Best I S.R. 82, I'/« mi. west of 1-75 Florida Department of Environmental Protection. 2000 Blair captivasanibel.com 900 Stores* Fri-Sat-Sun 9-5 I 239-334-7001 • fleamall.com Stone Road. MS 3555, Tallahassee. Florida 32399-2400, or by e-mail at Shamvah Gibson r/dcp.state 11 us ______t/3 ibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, February 8, 2017 M Page 44 in bfr te hf gt tre. 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Former U.S. Russia Ambassador Living with wildlife John Beyrle to speak at BIG ARTS in the neighborhood By ASHLEY GOODMAN Sidney and Jane Picker, who are the [email protected] founders of RUSLEF, started the foundation topic of ‘Ding’ lecture Following President Donald Trump’s timely shortly after the fall of the Soviet Union in In “Welcome to Subirdia: Sharing Our induction to the White House last month, the 1992. Neighborhoods with Wrens, Robins, Woodpeckers, Russia-United States Legal Education “(The program) is designed to promote and Other Wildlife,” Dr. John Marzluff , professor

Foundation will have former U.S. Russia a rule o f law o f legal culture in the rising o f wildlife science at the ______Ambassador John Beyrle give his speech, generation of Russia’s bench and bar," Sid University of Washington, “Russia and the U.S. in the Trump/Putin Era: said. “What we principally do is we bring explores the relation Detente or Deception?’’ at BIG ARTS’ Schein Russian law students to the United States between wildlife and man Hall Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. for a year’s study in American law school. as urbanization spreads. captivasanibel.com The event is sponsored by the Sanibel The American law schools participate with On Friday, Feb. 17, he Captiva Trust Company and following the us from California to Maine. They waive will be presenting two free speech, a reception will be held which will be tuition then we raise the money for non­ programs at 10 a.m. and 1 catered by Bailey’s. John Beyrle tuition expenses.” p.m., part of the 2017 Some of the topics Beyrle will touch upon The Picker's goal is for the students to “Ding” Darling Lecture during his speech include our nuclear relationship with learn as much about U.S. law as they possibly can so they Series at J.N. “Ding’ Russia, Syria, the different approaches to fundamentalist can understand how things work in our country. Darling National Wildlife Islam, the Ukraine and Crimea. Tickets for Beyrle’s speech are $25 can be purchased by Refuge on Sanibel Island. “He only wants to speak for about 30 minutes, so there calling the Picker’s at (239) 39 5 -1 8 3 2 or by sending them “In Welcome to M ______John Marzluff will be plenty of time for questions,” said Jane Picker of an email at [email protected]. They can also be purchased at Subirdia, 1 reveal that our RUSLEF. Bailey's General Store. suburbs and city parks are often remarkably rich in bird diversity — holding more species than either wilderness areas or urban

centers,” Marzluff said. “In fact, suburbs may play Islander Sanibel-Captiva Artist Sam Hollingsworth to be guest a key role in preventing loss of species in the lace of the dramatic disruptions of climate change and speaker at the Sanibel Captiva Art League other human impacts.” Marzluff’s research on wildlife social behavior Sam Hollingsworth will be the has been the focus of articles in the New York guest speaker at the Sanibel Times, National Geographic, Audubon, Boys Life, Captiva Art League meeting on The Seattle Times, National Wildlife, Consumer Thursday, Feb. 16. Beginning Reports, Time, and Science. He will sign copies of with light refreshments at 1 p.m., his book, available in the Refuge Nature Store, fol­ the meeting will be held at the lowing the two lectures. Proceeds from Nature Sanibel Community House and Store sales directly benefit refuge wildlife, educa­ there is an open invitation to all. tion, and research. Sam Hollingsworth, a graduate “Just as we affect the birds around us, they of the University of Cincinnati shape our culture, commerce, and quality of life,” College of Design, Architecture, says the author. “When we make an effort to Art and Planning, is a noted award enhance bird habitat in our cities and towns, we winning artist. He has been the cultivate communities that value nature, that are lead jurist in regional art competi­ attractive and exciting places to live and work, and tions and has served as curator for that improve the mental and physical health of our several art and cultural displays. He neighbors.” teaches art appreciation and art his­ HighTower/Thomas & Swartz Wealth tory at the University of Cincinnati Management sponsors the free 12-lecture scries OLLI while maintaining a studio in with support from the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Newport, Kentucky. His work PHOTOS PROVIDED Society-Friends of the Refuge (DDWS). The sea ABOVE: “I’m not much” by hangs in private collections in son’s complete schedule is listed below. Book sign Cincinnati, New York, Sam Hollingsworth. RIGHT: Artist Sam Hollingsworth. ings follow all except the one starred (*) lecture Youngstown. Boston, Santa Fe and Seating for the lectures in the “Ding” Darling Florida. Painting a variety of sub­ the craft o f art making to finding Visitor & Education Center Auditorium is limited jects in watercolors and acrylics, he one’s own voice in creative expres­ and available on a first-come basis. Early arrivals specializes in surrealistic and sion. Hollingsworth will conduct a can save one seat each and then may explore the abstract images. He notes that his brief watercolor painting demon­ Visitor & Education Center or Indigo Trail before subjects are based on surrealist stration explaining how he devel­ the lecture starts. Saved seats must be filled I 5 min­ themes, and his skill at juxtaposing ops the subject content, the prelim­ utes before lecture time. highly realistic objects with land­ inary sketches, a value study, and As usual, Wildlife Drive closes on Friday, but scapes that have a dreamlike feel the finished work. This promises to visitors are welcome to enjoy the center, Indigo lets him create worlds that com- be a fascinating educational oppor­ Trail and recreational opportunities at Tarpon Bay pellingly communicate an almost tunity for all attendees. Explorers, the refuge’s official recreation conces­ ethereal impression. Sanibel Captiva Art League, as sion located at its Tarpon Bay Recreation Area. The program by Sam well as sponsoring educational N ote: Opinions expressed in guest lectures do Hollingsworth will consist of a meetings, offers an invitation to all not necessarily reflect the views of refuge and presentation discussing common to participate with members in DDWS management, staff, and board of directors. issues which artists face, regardless weekly paint-outs on Thursday o f how experienced they are, and mornings. During the month of For more information, call (239) 472-1100 ext. why at times the process is so diffi­ February the judged member show league, including details about 241 or log on todingdarlingsociety.org/articles/lec- cult. All art mediums present vari­ is on exhibit in the Sanibel Public paint outs and art exhibits can be ture-and-film-series. ous challenges regarding learning Library. Information about the art found at sancapart.com. « Ongoing Events 4# From page 35 ■ A New Moon Meditation Class, Thursday. Dec. 29,2016 5 ■ Kayak Trail Tour: for more information call (239) 472-5743 or stop by 2401 Library p.m. A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal environ­ Way. Enjoy a guided meditation on the beach as the sun sets and the ment. Kayak with a naturalist through the mangrove forest along ■ Sanibel Health l air at the “Center 4 Life” - Friday, March 3 - moon rises. Meet at Alison Hagerap Beach Park, 14790 Captiva the Commodore Creek water trail. Tour times are 8:30 a.m., 10 1 to 4 p.m. Dr., Captiva, FL. This beach is labeled “South Beach” or a.m., 11:30 am. or 1 pm. f ree screening by Health Cine Professionals include: Memory Location #30 on South Seas resort maps. Suggested donation is ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: Screening, Vein Screening, Balance Test, Pulse 0 2 , Vision Test, $10 to $15, all proceeds will benefit Sanibel-Captiva As the sun goes down, paddle to the Rookery Islands and see hun­ m Blood Pressure & Glucose, Skin Cancer Screening, Hearing Test, Conservation Foundation’s sea turtle research program. Bring a dreds of birds return to roost for the night. The paddle lasts 2 and a Body Mass Index, Ask the Pharmacist. Plus: Information about towel or blanket to sit on. For more information, contact ambuyo- half hours. 5 -C F.I.S.H. on Sanibel, hospice services, heart health, advance direc­ ga.com or call (239) 314-9642 ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: O» U* tives, assisted living, brain health, injury prevention, in-home care, For more details regarding our programs or on becoming a See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil waters of Tarpon pharmaceuticals, skilled nursing care and other services. Senior Bay during Nature and Sea Life Cruises. With a naturalist by your »►. member of Island Seniors, Inc. contact the Center 4 Life at 472- CQ resource guides, healthy snacks and door prizes provided. Sponsored 5743 or stop by 2401 Library Way, Sanibel. side, discover manatees and dolphins and observe amazing bird life by: Parish Nurses of Sanibel Congregational United Church of on the rookery islands. And don’t forget the popular breakfast and 1 Christ, St. Isabel’s Catholic Church, Sanibel Community Church, Sanibel-Captiva Audubon evening cruises, too. I Sanibel fellowship Church and St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Society bird walks Church. Please contact the Center 4 Life to for more information call Captiva Cruises £ The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society will hold weekly bird (239) 472-5743 or stop by 2401 Library Way. walks every Saturday at 8 a.m. There is a suggested donation of Reservations for all cruises are required O ■ Beginner Bridge Basics Leant to Play Bridge with Christl & $2 a person. There are no donations accepted at “Ding” Darling 472-5300, CaptivaCruises.com Brace Smith March 6 , 8 , 13,15 - 9 to 11:30 a.m. National Wildlife Refuge. The walks are open to all levels of ■ Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure cruise $20 Members / $35 Non-Members experience, from novice to expert. For more information, visit Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin is always a highlight for Class is limited to eight students and you must be able to attend san-capaudubon.org. visitors to Southwest Florida and Captiva Cruises offers the perfect all four classes. Session 1: The Basics (Players, Trick taking, choos­ Binl Walks: Bunche Beach Feb. 11; Pond Apple Trail Feb family cruise that provides the opportunity to see dolphins playing ing a tramp suit and the bidding ladder.) 18; “Ding” Darling Feb 25; Bailey Tract March 4; “Ding” and birds feeding in Pine Island Sound. Session 2: No Tramp Opening Bids and Responses Darling March 11; Bunche Beach March 18; “Ding Darling ■ Cayo Costa Beach & Shelling Cruise Session 3: Major Suits Opening Bids and Responses March 25; Bailey Tract April 1 and Sanibel Lighthouse April 8. Visit üie secluded Florida State Park beaches that are only acces­ Session 4: Major Suit Opening Bids and Responses Directions: sible by boat. This cruise will take you to the quiet beaches of North You must register in advance to participate. Contact the Center 4 Bailey Tract: Take Island Inn Road across from Bailey’s. Free Captiva or Cayo Costa. Half day and full day trips are available. Life to for more information at (239) 472-5743 or stop by 2401 parking at end of road in field at back entrance to Bailey Tract. Leam about the ecology of the area and look for dolphins surfacing Library Way. Bunche Beach: Across causeway approximately 2.5 miles. in Pine Island Sound during the cruise. ■ Wednesday, March 8,2:30 p.m. Featured Book: “The Nest” Right on John Morris Road to beach parking lot. Waterproof by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney - “The Nest” Is a novel in the shoes a must. Parking fee $2 an hour. Adventures In Paradise Squabbling Sibling genre. Unless someone of the caliber of Chekhov “Ding” Darling: Meet in the overflow parking lot at the Cruises & Tours or Dostoyevsky tells such stories, they tend to be domestic armedies refuge. Free parking. Departing from “G” dock at Port Sanibel Marina. Phone: (239) padded with lucky coincidences and studded with old grudges. And Pond Apple Trail: Meet in the front parking lot of Matzaluna 472-8443; adventuresinparadise.com they need to be set in motion by some convenient family crisis and Restaurant on Periwinkle Way. Free parking. ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: Shell the barrier islands and stop venue. That trigger can be a vacation in Majorca, Spain (Emma Sanibel Lighthouse: Meet in the Fishing Pier parking lot at the for lunch at Barnacles Restaurant. Complimentary chairs, umbrellas Straub’s “The Vacationers"), or sitting shiva in suburbia (Jonathan Lighthouse. Nonresident parking is $4 an hour. and floats. Departs at 8:30 am. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Tropper’s "This Is Where 1 Leave You”), or a wedding at the fami­ Saturday. ly’s soon-to-be despoiled summer palace. Or, like Cynthia D’Aprix BIG ARTS Workshops ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise; All fishing equipment bait tackle O» X) Sweeney’s debut novel, The Nest, it am be the bare-bones version. Cuircnt Events and license will be provided. 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Maughan percent, 36 to declined families.” and people peo­ old ple, young between balance a is there sure tourists, our love We destination. a not and to community the in balance about It’s nity. commu­ this about is It running. am I reason something. do to had he county, the in rates we need our tourists, but we need to make make to need we but tourists, our need we community the remains it that sure make the on cancer unique some of die child a grew up in,” he said. he in,” up grew Ithat community theup supportand back to munity,” he said. “And that is the second second the is that “And said. he munity,” 1have sick, child another have we and spine cancer higher include to matter a political just beyond in gone had issue else quality water where no have said. he here,” I except America, me. to thing fighting for water it wasn’t fighting for for was fighting it legacy, my wasn’t for myself, it for something water was for I when that fighting prove to in it poured and had enough. It is up to us to defend our com­ our defend usupto Itto is had enough. old. years 16 at island island, in 1976, he came with his brothers brothers Tree his Pine withon house a bought and came family and he 1976, in island, this quality water summer. past the over fight recent the place special and unique the Sanibel keep to rv. n 96 e imgae” o the to “immigrated” he 1986 In Drive. discussing by began running He the job. not for running is but he rather the job, for said incumbents the against Council, City the is.” it that order in continue must life of our quality tect W ne t wl te ak n tl the talk and walk the walk to need “We Ruane said he is proud to be one of 163 163 of one be to proud is he said Ruane in successful were they said he year, Last an through gone has city the said Ruane i I trs poetn wtr quality, water protecting f o terms Mi In water that agreed candidates four All Many of the questions addressed topics topics addressed questions the of Many W ne t ke fmle hr ad we and here families keep to need “We occupied owners of percent 52 000, 2 In “When 1 saw that the Sanibel School had School Sanibel 1the that saw “When aga si we h had ht the that heard he when said Maughan every­ is This America. my is “.Sanibel I otae m hue o $5 000 0 0 ,0 $250 for house my mortgaged “I n 90 Muhns ut ae o the to came aunt Maughan's 1960, In aga, h crety os o st on sit not does currently who Maughan,

library. He they conforming. not would is that why something repair because mind to come to ad h Cne 4 ie sd o e h old the be to used Life 4 Center the said services. social and future. the of wave the be to has parking thing.” important an is extremely Life 4 Center “The said. he back,” pay citizens senior because heart his to close because it is close to doctors, pharmacies pharmacies location doctors, to centralized close is its it in because replaced ing to said. here Ruane our back burden,” your it reduce bring It’s to pay we years. taxes those 12 last the over County Maughan said he would rather see the build­ the see rather would he said Maughan the to immigrated island. he when heros his were from money get and go to responsibility Lee to million 0 0 $5 paid have relationships We the have. we leverage and to talk County and go Lee to opportunity an It’s ment. it while we have a low interest rate environ­ rate interest low a have we while it do to opportunity an but center, new a with Center 4 Life, a nonconforming building, building, nonconforming a Life, 4 Center Life? 4 Center the replace or ren­ would ovate that mind in plan a generally. have you f Do f space o o lack and because parking ideal limited cur­ than its At less is it replacement. location rent a f o would need some in or argue renovations, f serious o need the Center 4 Life, a city owned facility, is in is facility, owned city a Life, 4 Center the senior center. senior has he said a new build He will that he seniors the promised ago. years four than more the work and solve the problem with the pol­ the with problem the andsolve work the quite and doing are we work the all of fits further to communities information. share other pro­ with education gram community a use will they luted Sanibel River,” he said. he River,” Sanibel luted doto uscontinue to encourage will it frankly said Denham island. the on program, lakes the of all Lakes on loads nutrient the identify can they where Community program, things other what discover to them enabled said. he listen,” God to honest people ty- quali­ water the improve to do to have they sit­ the what discover to are spots hot where to, runs water the where of study detailed a problem, the in engage is years three last the talks, Sanibel when because this of part a ain s n h iln. h suy has study The island. the on is uation the state of Florida, people are looking at the at looking are people Florida, of state the said. he was environment,” the it for right because ago time long a said munity off get to water. the helped decision which a systems, septic made they ’80s, and so ourselves, is after look to need we place kind of fertilizer they use. they fertilizer of kind ’70s, late the in said He example. by lead is said. he supply,” about it, but never act. never but it, about talk it’s said He solutions. real reach to time envi­ the protect ronment.” can we and environment we currently hold looking after our water water our after looking hold currently we that ground high moral the maintain can we ing in office are the people that are wasting wasting are that people the are office in ing Denham said they need to do something do to need they said Denham Harrity said bulldozer was the first thing first the was bulldozer said Harrity to community this for time the is “Now i sgeto ws ht underground that was suggestion His aga si te etr Lf i very is Life 4 Center the said Maughan up come only not to opportunity an “It’s W aenw einn o e te bene­ the see to beginning now are “We Ruane said the City Council looked at at the looked Council City said the Ruane Tee s ie pedareetf r fo agreement spread wide is There M He said they are also coming up with a a with up coming also are they said He over done have they what said Denham be to am I proud how idea no have “You Ta ws oehn a ml ltl com­ little small a something was “That Harrity said because of Denham, all over over all Denham, of because said Harrity closest The now. act and act to need “We Harrity said the greatest thing they can do can they thing greatest saidthe Harrity aga si te epe hy r keep­ are they people the said Maughan

Core to serve as the fo cal point o f the city’s the f o point cal the fo as serve to Core expensive, but I think we will consider consider will we think said. he them.” I but expensive, lanes. turn left al addition­ and Way, Periwinkle of side other the on path use shared another roundabout, means to control things,” he said. he things,” control to means extreme. more make much can message that they said He warning. advanced an provides that signage the on appears that because of the relationships that we have,” have,” said. we Harrity that relationships the of because need we answers the get and discuss to need we what and discuss in there walk can we so that initiatives place. in are electronic the as well as fic, with people downtown and at the state level, level, state the and at downtown people with traf­ for wonders done has bridge span fixed the thinks he said He time. long a for around a not destination.” community, a is ‘This said. Maughan worse,” problem the makes which just away, people own our driving are We traffic. stand can’t they because island the leaving are ple in car bridge. toll the the over it time andmakes the them of front by are taken there be will spaces those parking many how said there He bridge. the over drive to people gets just limited is parking that stating Road Summerlin and Boulevard McGregor on ed not the case.” the not and that on money great making are “They advertis­ by island this on out dining County is no parking, so the signs should point out point should signs the so parking, no is we need to turn them around and say that is that say and around them turn to need we said. he there,” go and here come to us ing the to people draws automatically market that a created has residents by being not occupied houses their of percent 70 having island. implement. to expensive very and partnerships. many in resulting causeway, or soon. live go will that Bound, Sanibel tion. Ruane said hardscapes are a long time away time long a are hardscapes said Ruane road the own not does city the because lenge late.” stay early, an come into campaign, gone aggressive have “We said. Ruane issue,” has which years, 0 initiatives. 4 many trying in for resulted Sanibel on been the infuture? traffic managing iyhsrcnl oeu ihanme f o number a with up come recently has city p in, n cet a mrpoe applica­ smartphone a create and signs, up r fo priorities top your be would What lem. rfi o Snbl a b ngtaih The nightmarish. be can Sanibel on traffic it.” do to money the find will we and can we as rapid as it to do need We Center. Senior new a of opment devel­ the for used SCA the that model and said. Denham Center,” Rec the of example we think I done. be can what of example ntaie t es te urn tafc prob­ traffic current the ease to initiatives “We should use the same sort of example example of sort same the use should “We we and Life 4 Center the rebuild to need Community House, it provided a perfect perfect a done. be should it provided how example it House, Community have this as an example and we also have an have also we and example an as this have as they sat in the newly renovated renovated newly the in sat they as urgently for the seniors. He said personally personally , said He seniors. the for urgently “All of these hardscape solutions are very are solutions hardscape these of “All powerful very a be will that believe “I Ml a considered have they said Denham verbiage the owns city the said Denham “It’s important that we build relationships relationships build that we important “It’s peo­ now and mass critical hit have “We Harrity said traffic is an issue that will be be will that issue an is traffic said Harrity “I think we have had enough of Lee Lee of enough had have we think “I Maughan also touched on the signs locat­ signs the on touched also Maughan Maughan said restoration of a balance of of balance a of restoration said Maughan put to city the afforded has Technology traffic the solve to going not are “We e ad adcps r te igs chal­ biggest the are hardscapes said He has that issue an is traffic said Ruane iA w al nw drn hg season high during know, all we Mi As an in here sitting here, living are “We h rcn efr t dvlp Civic a develop to effort recent The See DEBATE, page 52 page DEBATE, See

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Director Dr. Kenneth Meyer said they began studying The study entails the team to catch fish where the reddish egrets in 2009 in the Florida Keys, and lower satellite data tells them the reddish egrets hunt for food. keys. The study began because at one time the Florida The study includes the reddish egret fishing areas near Wildlife Drive at "Ding” Darling and Bundle Beach in population of reddish egrets was quite large. “It declined to the point of almost extinction in the Fort Myers. early 1900s as a result of the plume trade for making “We started the fish sampling a few weeks ago." hats,” Meyer said. “It was one of the most unfortunate Meyer said at the end of January. “We are already seeing events in the history of bird conservation. It was all clear differences between the two areas. There are more species of wading birds, but the reddish egrets had never fish in the Refuge, fewer, but. larger fish on Bunche recovered anywhere near the population.” Beach.” Since the reddish egrets differ from other wading The study includes two birds at Bunche Beach and birds, the focus of the study began to determine why the three at “Ding.” The behavior of the reddish egrets shows species is not recovering, while wondering what its lim­ an overlap o f hunting - the birds hunting next to each iting factors were. Meyer said the belief is the reddish other - at "Ding,” and the species occupying separate egret is unable to find suitable foraging habitat. ranges adjacent to each other at Bunche Beach. Meyer There are approximately 400 breeding pairs in the said that indicates that the food might be more limiting at state of Florida, with the Tampa Bay area being home to Bunche Beach. "As rapid as development progresses in Florida, and many. The study began after eight satellite transponders were as often as we point to habitat loss, in this case, sea level rise is a more influential rapidly occurring threat for the put on the birds in the Keys to look at how they moved ______throughout the year, how far they nested and how well ability of places to catch fish," he said of the reddish they survived. The solar powered satellite collects data MEGHAN MCCOY egret. Meyer said the state is interested in doing a study to every two hours every day for up to seven years. A reddish egret at J.N. ‘Ding” Darling National “What we found was that the survival was not really predict how sea level rise will affect the small number of good and the birds did not live long. Some o f them were vival is better at ‘Ding’ than down at the Keys,” Meyer places where reddish egret feed. It will be done by taking hit by cars. One killed by another bird and some just dis­ said. satellite data and superimposing it on models of predict­ appeared,” Meyer said. “It was hard to tell what caused From the years of research, he said they are seeing that ed changes of sea level rise based on climate change. the loss. (We) stopped getting signals from the birds.” the reddish egret does not wander far from their nesting “It is already apparent in distribution offish and birds From that original study, he said they lost the last bird areas and they stay in the general area all year long with­ living in the system,” he said. Reporte Island The study has already shown that the reddish egrets a year ago. out migrating to a new area. With that said, Meyer said In 2014, the research was brought to the island due to two years in a row after nesting season, a reddish egret feed in areas that have been disturbed either naturally as the in-kind support of the J.N. “Ding” Darling National makes a 230-mile trip, stays for a short amount of time, a result of storms, or by human activity. Meyer said the Wildlife Refuge, the Ding Darling Wildlife Society, and travels back to “Ding.” reddish egrets like to feed on Wildlife Drive where the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society, International Osprey To date, Meyer and his team have tagged 14 reddish culverts meet and open up into a shallow area that looks Foundation and private donors Judy Samelson and Bill egrets, six of which are still providing data. Five of those like a fan. He said this area has shell gravel, grit and min­ Schawbel. The support afforded Meyer and his team with reside at “Ding.” The other reddish egret, which has not eral material as the tide moves in a constant motion. the financial ability to tag two reddish egrets at “Ding.” bred any offspring yet, was tagged north of Cedar Key, Meyer said the shallow water is made up o f gravel Those two birds are still being tracked, and three addi­ an area where many younger reddish egrets hang out. where they hunt, which also has clear water, hard ground, tional reddish egrets are now wearing the transponders. ARCI recently began doing a prey study due to the all of which afford them the ability to see the fish and “All of those birds are still alive. It appears that sur­ way the reddish egrets hunt for fish. Meyer said their jump up and down while doing their “dance.” San-Cap Audubon presents Native vegetation, landscaping ‘Return to Heron Time’ tours at City Hall grounds Rejoin photographic journalist, Rick and conductor of the renowned Crane The City of Sanibel Vegetation Bunting, as he returns to present a new program Chorus. His retirement has allowed him to Committee is offering guided native veg­ entitled “Return to Heron Time” as part of the pursue his interest in birds and other wildlife. etation and landscaping tours o f City Hall Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Lecture Series, at The idea of taking pictures evolved from a grounds, planted exclusively with native 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, at the Sanibel simple desire to share what he was plants. The next tour of City HaJI grounds Community House, 2173 Periwinkle seeing. That sharing has become programs is on Wednesday, Feb. 8, beginning Way. Bunting will again utilizes his unique per­ presented to a wide variety of organizations promptly at 10 a.m. spective to expand on the family life of the Great including bird, garden and naturalist clubs, The upcoming tour dates Blue Heron using all new photos to reveal many Audubon groups, and service, social and are:Saturday, Feb. 25, Wednesday, interesting new activities and observations. church groups. Bunting has also developed a March 8,Saturday, March 25, From his vantage point near a rookery personal online following of those who are Wednesday, April 12 and Saturday, April close to his upstate New York home, Bunting privileged to receive his almost daily photo­ 22. spent countless hours during the last two graphic email updates. Come walk the grounds for ideas on This is the sixth of eight Sanibel-Captiva planting native vegetation that requires years creating a chronological, photographic Florida native dune sunflower. record of the private family life of the mag­ Audubon lectures to be held in 2017. As no fertilizer. Come see how to plant a gar­ nificent Great Blue Heron. Building on last always, all are welcome to attend. Doors open den that reseeds itself with very little no fertilizer, and no supplemental irriga season’s presentation, he will share new inti­ at 6 :3 0 p.m., and parking is available at the maintenance, is good for the environment tion. mate details of their activities with the audi­ Community House, as well as across and will attract birds and butterflies. Registration is not required. Attendees ence utilizing the superb photos for which he Periwinkle Way in the Herb Strauss Theater Vegetation Committee members will meet at the main entrance to City Hall, has become known. His presentation is a parking area A $5 donation per attendee is provide valuable information on proper 80 0 Dunlop Hoad, in front of the main “must see” for anyone having even a passing appreciated with proceeds after costs being planting and care of native vegetation. staircase. For additional information fancy for this big, beautiful bird. used to promote conservation on Sanibel and The City of Sanibel encourages planting regarding the guided native vegetation Bunting is Professor Emeritus from the in Florida For additional information, call of vegetation that is indigenous to the tour, contact the City’s Natural Resources Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam Bill Jacobson at (2 3 9 ) 3 9 5-1878 or visit area as it requires very little maintenance. Department at (239) 472-3 7 0 0 . where he served as chair of music education www.san-capaudubon.org. tnd Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday. February 8, 2017 M Page 56 xeine fL. alnE Highfield. E. 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LEFT: Mayor Ruane (center) with Ed Napoleon (right) and Ed Gray of Gulfside Place. CENTER: Doreen Ruane with Councilman Marty Harrity, Breakfast Sponsor David Wright of San Cap Community Bank and Diane Pulliam of Island Beach Club. RIGHT: From Sanibel Surfside: Jim Ruane speaks Bartkowski, Darlene llten, Jan Vanthournout and Tom Surgener. at CASI meeting Mayor Kevin Ruane spoke at the Condominium Association of Sanibel, Inc. breakfast meeting about water quality issues and financial stability. He shared that water quality is most effectively addressed when city staff and council members join with local, regional and state organiza­ tions, sometimes traveling with them to Tallahassee and occasionally to Washington, D.C. The mayor outlined steps council has taken to rein in city expenses, reduce debt and build up reserves for emergen­ cies. Property taxes collected by Sanibel have remained ABOVE: From Tennisplace: Irene and Lee Schaff and Ray Dalbec. RIGHT: CASI President Linda ______roughly the same during the Mayor’s 10 years in office, Nato with Mayor Kevin and wife Doreen Ruane. while debt has been cut in half. The current millage rate is the lowest in the city’s history. Council continues to seek ways City Hall can better serve owners who want to invest in their properties. Their goal is Baby squirrels to maintain the Sanibel Plan while examining interpretations of the plan, so that properties, including non-conforming brought to CROW

properties, are helped and encouraged to improve or redevel­ Reporter Island op. One aspect of maintaining condominium values is pre­ serving water views. Because code limits trimming to no more than 25 percent of leaf surface, many water front prop­ Scott and Arlene Mowry of SeaLoft Village and Jim Winn of The Atrium with Councilman Marty erties find it helpful to budget for yearly or more trimming of Harrity. beachfront vegetation. Last year the mayor organized a traffic committee with citizen groups. CAS1 President Linda Naton was on that committee. The county, not the city, owns Periwinkle Way, SanCap Road, the Causeway Island roads and bridges. Changes to these roads would probably not save more than a few minutes of travel time at a significant cost. The county favors roundabouts, which are not sched­ uled for island consideration for several years and have been discouraged by council at the request of residents. What the City has done to help traffic is install cameras at strategic intersections and transmit camera images through mysanibel.com, so that residents can look at traffic before heading out. The city is also in the final phases of developing an app, Sanibel Bound, which will transmit views from the cameras as well as traffic reports from Google maps. The city is working with the county to install mechanical traffic advi­ sory and beach parking signage along Summerlin Road. The next CASI Breakfast will feature City Manager Judie ABOVE: Grace DeLottinville, and Jane Michaud Zimomra. It will be Tuesday, Feb. 21, at The Sundial. of Sandalfoot with Deborah Chase of Norris PHOTOS PROVIDED Home Furnishings. BELOW: CASI Executive Director Sonja Suitor with Dru Doyle, a CASI and Ocean’s Reach board member.

PHOTO PROVIDED Taylor Waichulls from Blind Pass Condominiums found two baby squirrels and Kari Cordisco of Sanibel Moorings with Julie took them to CROW. Smith of Sanibel Siesta. 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Jerry was preceded in death by his parents and brother, brother, and Lima. parents in his by Churchill death in Roush preceded was Bernice Jerry Ruth and Churchill degree in Civil Engineering, Jerry joined the family family the joined Jerry Company Construction Engineering, Churchill business, paving asphalt Civil in degree Villages, The of Churchill Ann Carla and OK Tulsa, of Everett Spencer grandchildren, four and ME Gorham, Tulsa, of Bill, husband and Everett Sarah daughters, two h aco” n to u rsdne n aie Iln in Island Sanibel on residence up “swallowed took then and He anchor” half. a the and year a for know sailboat lived didn’t his on Jerry he retirement, a Upon breathing”; option. another become was like to there that “was decision his that contractor say paving to liked Jerry Lima. in FL. Kirk Ann Lane also Mary He Parker wives, ME). previous two OK), his (Gorham, by Lane survived (Tulsa, was Calvin and Everett ME) Anna (Gorham, ), X T (Austin, of Lane, Greg husband, and his by Churchill-Lane Holly and survived OK is He Churchill. Harold (Dick) Richard accolades for his work. Jerry was very active with BIG BIG with serv­ and active teaching very Sanibel, was on Arts Jerry Group) Island (Barrier work. his for accolades He artist. an as himself “reinvented” he where Florida d o h Lm Rsu Msin http://www.limamis- Mission Rescue Lima direct­ the be to contributions any that ed asks family The Sanibel. rm fud bet” H rcie nmru aad and awards paper numerous clay, received He sculpture, objects”. wire “found from - mediums 3D in worked sion.org/ in honor of Jerry Churchill. (Jerry’s Aunt Ruth’s Ruth’s Aunt (Jerry’s Churchill. Jerry of honor in sion.org/ n o te I rs or o Drcos rm to 9 0 0 2 from Directors of Board Arts 2015. BIG the on ing made sculpture and bronze cast carving, stone mache, wy n aur 2, Arneet etutd to entrusted www.fuller- Arrangements Service, Funeral and . 7 1 Cremation 0 2 Metz Fuller 28, January on away nrse wt fnl care. final with entrusted rmto n uea Srie www.fullermetz.com Metz Fuller to entrusted Service, Arrangements Funeral and . Cremation 7 1 0 ,2 0 3 January metz.com______aiy tre h Lm ece iso i 1906.) in Mission Rescue Lima the started family metz.com metz.com away Wednesday, February 1, 2 017. Mullins Memorial Memorial Mullins 017. 2 1, February Wednesday, away wy n aur 2, Arneet etutd to entrusted www.fuller- Arrangements Service, metz.com______Funeral and . 7 1 0 Cremation 2 Metz Fuller 26, January on away to entrusted Arrangements www.fuller- Service, FL. Funeral and Coral, Cremation Metz Cape Fuller in 7 1 0 2 uea Hm & rmto Srie Cp Crl is Coral, Cape Service, Cremation & Home Funeral Sunday, January 29, 2 0 1 7 . Mullins Memorial Funeral Funeral Memorial with entrusted is Mullins care. Coral, final Cape . 7 1 Service, 0 2 Cremation & Home 29, January Sunday, www.fullermetz.com by Arrangements After graduating from Ohio Northern University with a with University Northern Ohio from graduating After A celebration of Jerry’s life is planned for March on on March for planned is life Jerry’s of celebration A Josephine Huppertz, 80, of Cape Coral, FL passed passed FL Coral, Cape of 80, Huppertz, Josephine on oetPtesn 6 pse aa o eray 1, February on away passed 67 Patterson, Robert John Sarah Ann Hiser, 80, of Cape Coral, FL passed away on away passed FL Coral, Cape of 80, Hiser, Ann Sarah Thomas Melvin Schanz, 65, of Fort Myers. FL passed passed FL Myers. Fort of 65, Schanz, Melvin Thomas 2-1-17. away passed Coral Cape of , 9 4 Mason, Mary Michael D. Calinski, 63, of Cape Coral, passed away away passed Coral, Cape of 63, Calinski, D. Michael Brace Eugene Krouse, 74, of North Ft. Myers, passed passed Myers, Ft. North of 74, Krouse, Eugene Brace o pae n btayo In or Obituary an Toplace eoim lae contact: please Memoriam obi obi ts@breezen ewspapers.com 239-574-1110ext Obituaries ______Jerry was bom on April 15, 15, April on bom was FL, Jerry Sanibel, and OH Lima, of resident former A cancer. on away passed peacefully month long battle with brain brain with Fort battle long month in seven a after 7 1 Florida 0 2 Myers, 26, January 1935 to Charles Harold Harold Charles to 1935 Jerry Roush Churchill Churchill Roush Jerry er Roush Jerry Churchill . . 198 ______et NoticesDeath ______

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