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Ruane throws hat into Commission race By BRIAN WIERIMA seat in 2016. ence. “We need to constantly strive and will continue to work with state and fed­ bwieri ma@breezenewspapers. com He also innovate and improve. My commitment eral officials on this issue,” Ruane pro­ For the last eight years, Sanibel Mayor announced his last from day one is to utilize my business claimed. Kevin Ruane has led the barrier island day of holding a experience and introduce fiscal responsi­ Ruane went on to note some accom­ community in city government and has Sanibel City bility in Lee County.” plishments which have been met during spearheaded a state-wide push in water Council seat will be Mayor Ruane has gained positive his eight years as Sanibel Mayor. quality for Southwest Florida. Nov. 21, 2016. momentum the last couple of years by “We paid down debt, built up reserves On Thursday morning in front of a “We need to be being the leader on the water quality white and lowered taxes,” Ruane said. “I am group of supporters, Mayor Ruane looking forward and paper, which encourages clean water flow proud of what we have accomplished. The announced he wants to take the next step W*not looking back,” to Southwest Florida. election is still more than a year away, but in representing the people, by stating he 1 / * - I Ruane said during “Clean water and a healthy environ­ will run for a Lee County Commission Kevin Ruane his press confer­ ment is a big issue for Lee County and I See RUANE, page 30 Sanibel sewer system moves into Phase 4 By BRIAN WIERIMA bwierima@breezenewspaper$.com The Sanibel Sewer Expansion Program is moving into Phase Four, which is the last portion to complete, as reported by a GA1 associate Steve The program is “roughly” 99 McDonald, to the percent com­ Sanibel City plete, with 42 Council Tuesday, properties in June 2. Phase Four GAI was con­ remaining to tracted by the be converted... City to provide alternative options for the final phase of Sanibel's sewer program. The program is “roughly” 99 percent complete, with 42 properties in Phase Four remaining to be converted from their current septic systems. History of the Sanibel Sewer Council starts another trek into fighting gridlock Expansion includes being centralized in By BRIAN WIERIMA For example, during the traffic 1974 and consolidated wastewater bv/[email protected] peak times of 8-10 a.m. or the 3-6 water in 1991. he 2015 Sanibel City Council took on a familiar subject which p.m. window, the sign will warn peo­ Since the acquisition of the waste- belabors the island for four months out of the year and one that many ple who want to enter the island that a water program, the City has proceeded Tother City Councils have battled with since Sanibel became a popu­ potential one or two hour wait due to with the expansion of wastewater col­ lar tourist destination — traffic. traffic is ahead for them. lection, transmission, treatment and dis­ It’s a word which makes full-time Sanibel residents’ noses curl in dis­ “As people approach the island, they posal. gust and it befalls the barrier island for one-third of the year. are not aware of the traffic on the The total construction expansion But it’s one that will not go away for the City Council, which island,” said Vice-Mayor Mick costs which remain is estimated at $1.2 opened traffic discussions Monday, June 1, in its first workshop on the Denham. “As they approach, they can million, which does not include ease­ subject. be advised of the traffic and then make a ment, project management and adminis­ The idea session discussed by the City Council took on three possible decision before they pay their toll.” trative costs. There is a $120,000 avenues to alleviate traffic during the busy season, which included tech­ SFWMD grant which has been expend­ nology, behavior modification and hardscape. They also discussed the See TRAFFIC CONTROL, ed for Phase 4’s engineering costs, budget impact of such potential ideas and expectations which can come out page 30 whereas no City funds were used. of implementing these course of actions. A Low Flow exemption has been “There will be no silver bullet on this topic,” said Sanibel Mayor Kevin Periwinkle Way is usually granted to 28 properties, which will Ruane. “There will be no decisions made early on, because it will be a start clogged with automobiles from remain on septic for a temporary time of a process.” February to April which is con­ period, which allows these properties to Technology can play a part in lessening traffic, starting with signage sidered the busy season on remain on its septic systems until it placed well before the Causeway toll booth warning impending visitors of Sanibel and in the Fort Myers fails. the traffic situation on the island. area, c r a i g g a r r e t t There are currently five recommend­ ed financial options available to fund - See SEWER SYSTEM, page 32

Word on the Is la n d ...... 18 Business ...... 22 Island Living ...... 34 INSIDETODAY Letters to the Editor ...... 18 Preserving Paradise ...... 28 Sports ...... 38 Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday. June 10, 2015 B Page 16 ♦ ( 2 3 9 ) 2 6 710871 - 6 8 5 7 KellyFt. Myers: Road "A N ew Level Level ew N "A http://www.shorelinelumber.net/ \ t utdoor O f O Luxury" CKI G IN K EC D 3 Southwest Florida Locations Florida Southwest 3 www.ShorelineLumber.com ♦ ♦ ( 2 3 9 ) 5 7 3 - 6 8 5 7 1005 SECape 10th Coral: Street STY1I 3055 S. McCall Road ( 9 4 1 ) 4 7 4 - 0 0 9 9 Charlotte County: Page 17 B Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 10, June Wednesday, of Week 17B Page Six scholarships awarded to dependents of City employees Following Hurricane Charley in 2004. an endowment fund was established with the Southwest Florida Community Foundation to provide scholarships for dependents of City employees. This year, there are multiple sources contributing to the City’s Employee Dependent Scholarship Program. The Charitable Foundation of the Islands’ contributed $4,819.39; the Southwest Florida Community Foundation endowment will grant $3,338 in scholarship awards; and $792.61 in proceeds from City vending James Dakota Alex Hayden Allison Connor machines; for a total of $9,000 in scholarship awards for Dowling Phillips Worth Cummins Eicher Tomlinson academic year 2015-2016. The following dependents of City employees will Florida where he will pursue a degree in Legal Studies. Florida. Tomlinson graduated from Fort Myers High each be awarded a $1,500 scholarship: This is Worth’s first year in the Employee Dependent School in 2014. ■ James Dowling - graduated 34th in his class from Scholarship Program. He is the son of Sgt. Dustin Worth, This is Tomlinson’s second year in the Employee Fort Myers High School in 2015, with a 4.58 GPA. This Sanibel Police Department, who has been employed by Dependent Scholarship Program. He is the son of Bill fall, he will attend Florida State University where he will the City for 25 years. Tomlinson, Police Department, who has been employed pursue a degree in Business. ■ Hayden Cummins - is currently pursuing a by the City for more than 29 years. This is Dowling’s first year in the Employee Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology at Florida Gulf Coast

Dependent Scholarship Program. Dowling is the son of University. Cummins graduated from Fort Myers High ______Marina Dowling, Sanibel Recreation Department, who School in 2012. has been employed by the City for three years. This is Cummins’ third year in the Employee Second Chance Fund ■ Dakota Phillips - graduated from South Fort Myers Dependent Scholarship Program. He is the son of Terri High School in 2013. Dakota currently attends Florida for GCHS is in need Weich, Planning Department, who has been employed by breezenewspapers.com South Western State College where he is pursuing a the City for 16 years. The Gulf Coast Humane Society (GCHS) is in need degree in Sports Management. ■ Allison Eicher - recently completed the Emergency of donations for their Second Chance Fund. This fund This is Phillips’ first year in the Employee Dependent Medical Specialist Program at Florida South Western allows people to donate directly to the care of our sick Scholarship Program. He is the son of Major James State College and is now pursuing a nursing degree. and special needs animals to help alleviate some of the Phillips, Sanibel Police Department who has been Eicher graduated from Ida S. Baker High School in financial costs for those pets with needs beyond routine employed by the City for 35 years; and Trish Phillips, 2013. medical care. Recreation Department, who has been employed by the This is Eicher’s third year in the Employee Dependent Atom, an approximately one-year-old Terrier mix is a City for 7 years. Scholarship Program. She is the daughter of Officer John good example of the success of the Second Chance Fund ■ Alec Worth - graduated 67th in his class from Eicher, Sanibel Police Department, who has been program. Florida South Western State Collegiate High School in employed by the City nearly three (3) years. Atom came to GCHS recently after being hit by a 2015, with a 4.15 GPA and an Associates in Arts ■ Connor Tomlinson - is currently pursuing a degree car. The GCHS’s partnership with Lee County Animal Degree. This fall, he will attend the University of West in Electrical Engineering at the University of South Services allowed GCHS to get Atom the care needed to ______recover from a broken femur. He needed surgery to align and stabilize his leg with the placement of multiple pins. Atom received the need­ Zonta invites preliminary grant applications for 2016 ed surgery with the help of Specialized Veterinary Services and funding is now needed to recover the cost. The Zonta Foundation of atmosphere of safety and accom­ Preliminary applications are Another Second Chance Fund story is Bubba, a two- Southwest Florida, the non-profit plishment. due by Aug. 1. To download an year-old male American Bulldog mix. arm of the Zonta Club of Sanibel- Successful grant applications application, visit www.zontasan- Clewiston Animal Control found Bubba and trans­ Reporter Island Captiva, is seeking preliminary will be on mission, i.e. focusing on cap.com. Find the link on the ferred him to GCHS to help him recover from severe applications from 501(c)(3) organi­ one or more of these aspects of Home Page for “Preliminary mange, urine bums, infection and malnutrition. zations in Southwest Florida for the empowering women. They will also Application.” Cruelly neglected and left in a small cage for days grant cycle that begins in the fall , be specific, with measureable out­ Email the completed application until found, Bubba is currently under care and being fos­ with distribution of grants in early comes. to [email protected]. tered while in recovery. He is doing well with his foster 2016. In addition, applicant agencies For additional information, con­ family, playing with their dogs and loving the attention The mission of Zonta is to must have the ability to attract a tact grants committee chairs Carol from their care. empower women and girls Zonta member who will act as liai- Gestwicki, candrgestwicki@ He is in for a long recovery and funding is desperate­ through service, advocacy and son/champion throughout the grant aol.com, or Jill Janda-Kanner, ly needed for medical expenses. When Bubba has fully funding. cycle. jilljll [email protected]. To this end, the club and founda­ For preliminary applications that The Zonta Club of Sanibel- See GCHS, page 27 tion focus on health, education, meet these criteria, final, detailed Captiva is a service organization of safety and self-sufficiency for applications will be distributed in professional women working women and girls, helping them early October, with a submission together to provide hands-on assis­ h ...... GIANT FLEAM ASTERS...... acquire the tools to achieve person­ deadline of Nov. 6. tance, advocacy and funds to al and professional growth, self- Typical grants are in the range of strengthen women’s lives on the determination, and self-worth; pro­ $5,000-$ 10,000; however, these islands, in Lee County and around FLEA MARKET moting understanding of women’s are not minimum or maximum the world through Zonta Buy/Sell at Ft. Myers’ Best I S.R. 82, \ 'U mi. west of 1-75 legal rights; and encouraging an amounts. International. Open Fri. 9-3, Sat & Sun. 9-5 I 239-334-7001 • fleamall.com Nanny’s £5 Pre-Owned Quality Children’s Shoppe Furniture & Home Accessories Now Accepting FURNITURE j I L T - P 1 RESORTWARE EXCLUSIVEiy FROM SANIBEL - CONSIGNMENTS^ Unique CluM.iuu: Cloflu'nq 9n[oiil - 14 | Boob; and VwsV -s Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 am-5 pm Jerry’s Shopping Center 11637 Kelly Rd., Ft. 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Water storage is the heart of Everglades restoration 2015 10, June Wednesday, of Week B 19 Page Last month, the South Plan (CERP) was signed in the EAA would qualify for a 50/50 Okeechobee is essential to protecting the Florida Water into law in 2000 with bi­ cost share with Washington. Everglades for generations to come. Management District partisan support and specif­ Water storage is the heart of Communities are suffering right now. (SFWMD) voted to forgo ically called for a reservoir Everglades restoration and vital to The Everglades is threatened right now. purchasing U.S. Sugar- to store water in the EAA. Florida’s water supply. Nearly 8 million The public has been waiting for more owned land to build a The EAA Reservoir has Floridians and millions of tourists who than 15 years for tangible restoration of vital reservoir south of been a part of CERP since visit every year depend on the the Everglades and is demanding action Lake Okeechobee in the Day One — a project so Everglades for their drinking water. right now. The state needs to identify and Everglades Agricultural crucial to Everglades Without the EAA reservoir, we will con­ acquire land in the EAA to build this Area (EAA). This deci­ restoration that it was put tinue to waste billions of gallons of critical reservoir as promised in CERP. sion is a setback to on a fast-track list by freshwater; while, paradoxically, the The Everglades Foundation looks for­ Everglades restoration Governor Bush a decade Everglades and Florida Bay are starved ward to working with Gov. Rick Scott, and communities endur­ ago. for water. We have a responsibility and the Florida Legislature, and SFWMD to ing damaging discharges Everglades restoration is an opportunity to reduce pollution and finish what we’ve started and find a of polluted Lake Erick Eikenberg a good investment in toxic algae in the Caloosahatchee and St. viable alternative site for this critical Okeechobee water along Florida’s future. Every dol­ Lucie rivers and estuaries to protect local Everglades restoration project. Florida’s east and west Guest lar spent on restoration gen­ businesses, tourism and home values. coasts. erates a four-dollar return. There is nothing more conservative — Eric Eikenberg is the CEO of the The Comprehensive Com m entary Additionally, a reservoir than conservation and protecting our Everglades Foundation

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TRUST THE LOCAL EXPERIENCE OF LEE COUNTY'S PREMIER REAL ESTATE AGENT! TRACY WALTERS Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 M Page 26 ship. staff. DDWS and refuge assist to hand on tos sca mda fnriig ad oo steward­ donor and fundraising, media, social oper­ ations, retail management, volunteer and event relations, organizations studies. Asian Southeast nongovernmental in minor a on and emphasis an with be also will students school high Corps) Conservation their extended season last from interns two and team of programs. 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Rotary hears from award winners 10,2015 June Wednesday, of Week Rotary has in its portfolio of Middle School students at the her 2014/2015 academic year at South Abbey also had the chance to partic­ programs designed especial­ Sanibel School were invited Fort Myers High School. ipate in the District Student Exchange ly for youth, programs to participate in this essay Abbey wanted first to thank her host Program get-togethers, which are that encourage contest by writing about families - The Bellinos and Bill and designed for exchange students. Literacy, Learning a particular problem or Stephanie Rahe, along, with all of the This is a time where they can talk and Leadership. conflict faced by Rotarians that have taken her on many together about their experiences with At our Rotary teenagers, perhaps a adventures while here. host families and school, along with Club, end of May dilemma they’ve As Abbey told it, after her 11-hour meeting and enjoying each other. assembly meeting, faced personally, or trip from Germany and meeting her first District exchange students also took the club heard from an issue facing our host family, reality sunk in and she was a trip to Disney World - where they got two outstanding nation or world and a little home sick. to mingle with and learn about fellow young people who relate it to Rotary’s At first, she was quiet and a bit exchange students studying all over had recently partici­ Four-Way Test. apprehensive about her English, but that Florida and a few joining southern state pated in this type of pro­ Carson made the deci­ didn’t last long. students -about a 100 in total, a NFL gramming sponsored by sion after some thought It didn’t take her long to relax Dolphins/Ravens football game, partici­ the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary that, “What better answers all enough to enjoy the experience and pating in the Key West/Sea Camp and

Club. 4 of the questions of the 4-Way Test after joining the volleyball team at attending the Rotary District 6960 ______First placed winner of the Sanibel- than where I am today, a country that school the iCe was broken. Governor’s conference at South Seas. Captiva Rotary 4-Way Test Essay has been built on these ideas and princi­ After her experience with the volley­ Club Rotarians kept her pretty active Contest from the Sanibel School’s ples”. ball team, Abbey took a risk and joined while she was here taking her with fam­

eighth-grade, Carson Towle attending Although we will not publish the tennis team. ily to Universal, 'to the beach, boating breezenewspapers.com with his father, Doug Towle; Sanibel Carson’s entire essay here, this is an She had never played tennis before and fishing, introducing her to paddle School Assistant Principle, Nancy excerpt from the essay, “The US is fair but that didn’t stop her. She had opened boarding and oysters for the first time McDole and Language Arts Teacher, to all its citizens and gives them rights up considerably since arriving in the and, of course, just having fun on the Brittney Camp took to the podium to that are believed everyone should pos­ states and has made some great friends beach with her best friend for Germany read his essay. sess. Also, the US builds good will by through sports. that was visiting Sarasota. The Four-Way Test is read at every helping people in need and builds better Abbey didn’t have much trouble with Abbey prepared a slide presentation Rotary meeting across the globe to rein­ friendships by supporting other coun­ her academics at school, in fact she was of pictures for us and told us this expe­ force the strength of such a powerful tries around the world. accepted into the National Honor rience has developed her self-confi­ ethical guide for all of us: “Finally, the US is beneficial to all Society while here but did own up to the dence, stimulated an appreciation of the Rotary’s Four-Way Test: 1. Is it the concerned because it helps out other fact, that her grades went down a little world, and has shown her what the TRUTH?

countries and its citizens”. one semester because she was having a future could hold which definitely will ______2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Next to the podium was Sanibel- little too much fun. include travel. 3. Will it build GOOD WILL and Captiva Rotary Club Student Exchange Along with sports, she enjoyed many Sanibel-Captiva Rotary meets at BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Student from Germany, Abigail Kinzel, other school activities ... football games, 7:00 a.m., Friday mornings at the 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL TO ALL who arrived in the states last August the homecoming dance, sports and proms Dunes Golf and Tennis Club, CONCERNED? and has spent five-months completing or just hanging out with friends. Sanibel. Guests are always welcomed.

Editorial Reporter Island From page 18 1926 Victoria Avenue Lehigh Acres, FL 33971-9749 Capitol Office to provide bond financing of up to $500 2nd Floor Phone: (239) 694-0161 1302 The Capitol million the U.S. Sugar Land is estimat­ Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Capitol Office: 402 South Monroe Street ed to cost. (More realistic numbers are (239)338-2570 218 House Office Building Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 actually $350 million to $400 million 330 Senate Office Building 402 South Monroe Street Phone: (850) 7(7-5077 at the $8,000 per acre at which the land 404 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 District Office has been market valued). Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 (850)717-5079 Suite 310 We urge our local delegation to sup­ (850)487-5030 [email protected] 1039 Southeast 9th Place port the proposal, if not one to earmark Senate VOIP: 5030 Cape Coral, FL 33990-313 I the entire purchase price in the upcom­ [email protected] Rep. Heather Fitzenhagen District 78 Phone: (239) 772-1291 ing budget year. ** “Protecting our waterways” a [email protected] As clean water advocates across the Sen. Garrett Richter, District 23 stated goal state urged legislators this past week­ ** Serves on Commerce and Capitol Office Rep. Ray Rodrigues District 76 end, it’s time to “finish the job.” Tourism Committee 1302 The Capitol Capitol Office: The voters have spoken. Their man­ 3299 E. Tamiami Trail 402 South Monroe Street 1302 The Capitol date — and their trust — should not, Suite 203 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 402 South Monroe Street must not, be betrayed. Naples, FL 34112-4961 Phone: (850) 717-5078 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Spend the Amendment 1 tax dollars (239)417-6205 District Office Phone: (850) 7 17-5076 as they were intended to be spent. 404 Senate Office Building Suite 208 District Office: 404 South Monroe Street 2120 Main Street Suite 218 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Fort Myers, FL 33901-3010 17595 South Tamiami Trail (850) 487-5023 Phone: (239) 533-2440 Fort Myers, FL 33908-4570 Southwest Florida richter. garrett. web @ fl senate. go v heather.fitzenhagen@myflorida- Phone: (239) 433-6501 Legislative Contacts President of the Senate, pro tern house.gov [email protected] Sen. Lizbeth Benacquisto, District 30 ** Served on the Select Committee Rep. Matt Caldwell, District 79 Rep. Dane Eagle District 77 — Reporter editorial District Office Building A ** ‘Environmental stewardship’ a 15191 Homestead Road stated goal Letters to the Editor From page 19 allowed a permit for the restaurant. The speak in favor of the project and Mr. should be denied. It does not take a several sections, especially those relat­ city lawyer, paid by Sanibel citizens, Harrity’s hirelings to drone on and on lawyer to conclude that the restaurant ed to traffic and the protection of the should represent the public, but his job for the entire morning. Those us who would increase traffic, but then money safety, health and welfare of citizens. and salary are determined by the city were prepared to read from the Sanibel and clout count far more than public According to Mr.Schopp, only a council. Mr. Harrity, owner of Doc Plan were given three minutes to speak opinion or the Sanibel Plan. lawyer can interpret the document. He Ford’s, is on the council. at the end of the day. The Sanibel Plan Sanibel is beginning to smell a lot is right! Only a lawyer would be devi­ The entire hearing was a sham. Dr. discourages commercial development like Chicago. ous enough to distort the meaning of the Marks allowed city representatives, on Sanibel and specifically states that John Raffensperger Sanibel Plan and find loopholes that (whose job depends on the council) to any activity that might increase traffic Sanibel Island Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 U Page 28 ie eln wel a CROW O R C at ll e w healing fire rm h Bnt Srns ra n has and area and not Springs “wilder” littlemore a be to proven Bonita the from three about pital. is hos­ at the which resident a new and older weeks orphan, another with upfemale bobcat baby the pair to Heather Dr. Director Hospital CROW bobcat. growing healthy, a 1. June Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife Wildlife of Rehabilitation the for Clinic percent healed.” already percent have them of two but burned, said sign,” good very a that’s so weight, isit shows turn, in which appetite, healthy International Monday, CROW to Florida brought and Airport Southwest the near fire brusha during crew news evision (CROW) on Sanibel. on (CROW) theat well isrehabbing 29, May Parkway form of a baby bobcat, which was rescued rescued was which bobcat, baby a of form [email protected] healed fully, with the other two about 80- 80- about two other the with fully, healed tel­ Myers Fort bya found was old, weeks rm brush a from ByBRIAN WIERIMA Barron. “All four of her paws were were paws her of four “All Barron. 0 gas f egt rslig rm a from resulting weight, of grams 100 B o b ca t kitten rescued in brush brush in rescued kitten t ca b o B President of the “Ding” Darling“Ding”President theSociety-FriendsWildlife of h gvrig or o te ot Foia Water Florida South the of board governing the vice DDWS and McCabe, John (DDWS) Refuge the of Past Immediate Tritaik, Paul Manager Refuge Evans, James Director Resources Natural City Goss,Chauncey president Mike Baldwin. Mitch Hutchcraft, a member of of Hutchcraft,member Baldwin. MitchpresidentMike a River that areinthe process of being restored. fromthe City administration andthe N. J.“Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge to tour areas of the KissimmeeNational the areasof tourWildlife Refugeto mlye n bs rvr il Holden, Billy Sanibel driver Baldwin, bus Mike and Goss, employee Chauncey FM’ Lry ln n Snbl Vice-Mayor Sanibel and Glen Larry SFWMD’s Councilman City Sanibel Hutchcraft, SFWMD’s McCabe, Evans, Mitch John James Ward, Tritaik, Ben Paul SFWMD’s included project ik Denham. Mick restoration the visited who Representatives Sanibel group visits Kissimmee River Restoration River Kissimmee visits group Sanibel The other female kitten was brought in brought was kitten female other The body her of one-sixth added “She The baby bobcat, which is only a few a only is which bobcat, baby The Fortunately, CROW workers were able were workers CROW Fortunately, h pcae f drbees n the in adorableness of package The ic ta tm, h kte hs u on put has kitten the time, that Since PRESERVING PARADISE Those joining the vice mayor were Councilman Councilman were mayor vice the joining Those SanibelVice Mayor Mick Denham recently led a group fire just off of Daniels Daniels of off just PHOTO PROVIDED PROVIDED PHOTO pair the two up, which makes it an easier easier an it makes which up, two the pair rniin hn hy e rlae, Dr. released,” get they when transition humans. of trustworthy as June 1 for rehabilitation. for 1 June res­ was which bobcat baby The ipr arvd t RW Monday, CROW International at arrived Florida Airport the near Southwest Parkway May Daniels of Friday, off fire 29, brush a from cued “That is a good thing, because we can we because thing, good a is “That

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Outta’ the Woods’: Summer best 29 Page M time to take a hunter safety class 10,2015 June Wednesday, of Week By Tony Young before you turn 16. Of course, until laws/regulations. An FWC law FFWCC then, you may hunt under adult enforcement officer gives this intro­ With the dog days of summer supervision without having to take duction. Volunteer hunter safety almost upon us, it’s sometimes hard the class or buy a license. instructors teach the remaining cur­ to even think about hunting. Even if you were born before June riculum. But if you’re age 16 to 40 and 1, 1975, and are exempt from having And speaking of that, if any of haven’t completed the state’s hunter to take the class, it’s still a good idea, you reading this are older than 18 safety course requirement, now’s a because you’ll learn so much. The and would like to give something good time to be thinking about sign­ FWC encourages beginning hunters back to the sport of hunting, you ing up. Don’t put it off - summer is to do so. Even the most experienced might consider becoming a certified the best time to take a class in your hunter will learn something new, volunteer hunter safety instructor in area. which will help him or her become your community. PHOTO PROVIDED Many of these classes, offered an even better hunter - and a safer The FWC is always in need of Brian Shamblin. statewide, fill up fast during hunting one. people who possess good hunting season as people scramble to get cer­ Also, if you’re new to pur state, and gun safety knowledge. If you’re tified. So the summer months offer these classes will make you aware of interested in learning more about this CSI for sea turtles Florida’s hunting laws. Or. if you ______smaller class sizes and a better great teaching opportunity, go to Dr. Brian Shamblin from the University of Georgia opportunity for students to take a just relocated from another town, the MyFWC.com/HunterSafety or call will be speaking at SCCF June 22, about the use of 850-413-0084 to find out how to class, because they have more free classes are a great way to meet other DNA information to track nesting sea turtles. hunters. You can make some new get involved. time than they will once school His talk, titled “Using Genetic Tools to Inform hunting buddies or maybe even get a One segment of the program breezenewspapers.com cranks up and they get busy with Marine Turtle Conservation,” will be in the Nature line on a great hunt club that’s look­ teaches ethics and hunter responsibil­ homework and school-related activi­ Center, 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road at 6 p.m. ing for new members. ity. You’ll also learn the parts of a ties. Free to members; $5 for adults. You can register for a hunter safe­ firearm, gun and hunting lingo and People born after May 31, 1975, Dr. Shamblin will be talking about loggerhead sea ty class by going to the proper way to shoot a firearm. must complete the Florida Fish and turtles nesting in the southeastern U.S. as well as the MyFWC.com/HunterSafety or by This is the longest section of the pro­ Wildlife Conservation green sea turtles that nest in southwest Florida, gram, and you’ll spend approximate­ Commission’s (FWC) hunter safety contacting your nearest FWC region­ including Sanibel. al office. Also, for your convenience, ly two hours going over all that. class before they can buy the type of DNA information helps identify the turtle mother there are two ways to take the course. You’ll learn the differences hunting license that allows them to and her offspring, and allows researchers to speculate between all the various bullets, cal­ legally hunt alone. on population recovery and answer basic nesting ibers and gauges and how to identify A law passed a few years ago by Two course options questions: how many females are laying eggs, how the Florida Legislature enables indi­ There’s the traditional course, different animal species. often they nest, and how faithful they are to certain ______You will also hear about wildlife viduals to hunt without having to which is 12 hours of classroom nesting beaches. complete the state’s hunter safety instruction plus a four-hour skills conservation and discover best man­ Dr. Brian Shamblin is a Research Scientist at the certification, but they may only hunt day. If you’d prefer to get most of the agement practices for native game University of Georgia’s Warnell School of Forestry while under supervision. classroom stuff out of the way from species. and Natural Resources, which has received grant In addition, you’ll find out about It’s called the Hunter Safety the convenience of your own home, funding to genetically “fingerprint” sea turtles in Deferral, and it allows people the you can opt for taking the online outdoor survival techniques and Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, as well learn how to administer first aid in opportunity to purchase a license to course. But, you’ll still have to sign as grant funding from the state of Florida’s sea turtle hunt while under the supervision of a the field. You’ll gain knowledge of up for the skills-day part of the license plate for his work with green sea turtles off the Reporter Island licensed hunter who is at least 21 course, which includes time at the the parts of, and how to shoot, a muz­ coast of Florida. zleloading gun. Furthermore, you’ll years old and meets the hunter safety shooting range. Marine turtles are difficult to study due to complex be taught archery and the fundamen­ requirement. It’s designed to encour­ The traditional course is offered life cycles, most of which are spent at sea. Genetic tals of how to hunt with a bow. age experienced hunters to teach during four weekdays or on a markers have been used to study many aspects of tur­ novice hunters safety, ethics, wildlife Saturday-Sunday. If you take it dur­ In your last hour in the classroom, tle behavior that are important for population moni­ and hunting skills and respect for the ing the week, each session is three you’ll be given a standardized test of toring and conservation. true-or-false and multiple-choice great outdoors. hours and offered after normal work­ Maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA markers questions. You need to score 80 per­ It’s a great incentive for getting ing hours. provided concrete evidence in support of the natal cent or better, and then you get to more people to try hunting. Also, I On the weekend, you’ll spend homing hypothesis. hope, the experienced hunters among eight hours Saturday and four hours move outside to the shooting range This talk will cover the findings of recent mito­ for the last part of the hunter safety us can hook some new folks on the Sunday morning in the classroom. chondrial DNA studies of loggerhead and green tur­ sport we love. However, to hunt by For the remainder of the Sunday ses­ certification - the skills day portion. tles nesting in the southeastern United States. yourself unsupervised, you still have sion, you’ll move to the shooting If you choose instead to take your Beyond mitochondrial DNA, nuclear DNA mark­ to take and pass a hunter safety class range to complete your certification. hunter safety class online, you’ll ers can be used to create genetic tags for tracking indi­ and purchase a regular hunting During the traditional hunter safe­ learn all of the material that’s taught vidual turtles. license. ty class, each segment is roughly 50 in the traditional classroom setting, The University of Georgia research team has If you’re a youngster and already minutes long, followed by a 10- and you’ll be given a practice test, assigned over 35,000 nests to 7,600 individual log­ a hunting fanatic, I suggest you go minute break. 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donates to CHR 2015 10, June Wednesday, of Week Community Housing and Resources (CHR) recently received a check in the amount of $400 from Sanibel Fellowship, a Christian Bible study group that meets on Sunday mornings at the Sanibel Community House. Pastor Mark Hutchinson, who leads the group, explained during the check presentation that Sanibel Fellowship is deeply invested in supporting the island community. “As a small group Bible study,” Hutchinson said, “Sanibel Fellowship wants to be a part of something out­ side of ourselves — something that would connect us with the Sanibel community and something that would practi­ cally help people in need on the island.” Hutchinson found that connection through supporting CHR. “As a Christian group, we began to search for helpful

ways to reach out to those in need,” he said. “More ______specifically, we wanted to support a local organization that helped people get connected to the Sanibel commu­ nity that otherwise would not be able to afford to do so.

What better way to show that we care than by helping PHOTO PROVIDED breezenewspapers.com those who desire to live on the island to get into afford­ CHR’s Melissa Rice, Les Boyle, and Richard Johnson (L to R behind check) received $400 from able housing.” Pastor Hutchinson (holding check in white shirt) and Sanibel Fellowship members. Richard Johnson, CHR’s board president, Melissa strongly that we should support them both financially and For more information, contact Pastor Mark Rice, CHR board treasurer, and Les Boyle, CHR board practically. Our people are very excited about being a Hutchinson at 239-284-6709. secretary, received the donation on behalf of CHR. part of the CHR family.” “The support and recognition of our mission by Sanibel Fellowship meets at the Sanibel Community About CHR Sanibel Fellowship,” Johnson said, “of providing an House every Sunday morning from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. CHR (Community Housing and Resources, Inc.) is a affordable and appropriate place to live for our island and is open to all. 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that is dedicated to pro­ workforce is not only heartwarming but it also shows the A typical morning consists of a continental breakfast viding affordable housing for families and individuals power in a small group of people to make a positive dif­ and Bible teaching that is designed to help people to bet­ who work full-time on Sanibel and for long-time or dis­ ference in the community where they live.” ter understand the Bible and how it affects their lives in abled residents of Sanibel. ______Pastor Hutchinson and Sanibel Fellowship plan to an informal and interactive environment where people For more information, visit online at SanibelCHR.org, support CHR through volunteerism as well. “After learn­ are free to ask questions, share experiences, and establish or call 239-472-1189. Donations and contributions to ing about CHR and their mission,” he said, “We felt very friendships. CHR are tax deductible.

Safety class From page 2 9 - learned and prepare you for the last seg­ pigeons with a shotgun, and others prac­ license that will be good until their 17th remember: The course is designed for ment of the requirement - the skills day. tice archery skills by shooting a bow. birthday. This allows the FWC to count youth ages 12 to 16. If your child is Most courses provide a muzzleloader the youth’s license in their annual license younger than 18 years old, you must fill Reporter Island Skills day demonstration, where you’ll have the sales until the license expires on their out our parental release form and present Skills day takes about five hours to chance to shoot one if you’d like. All 17th birthday. it to the instructor at all courses. complete, which includes time on the guns, bows, targets and ammo are provid­ This benefits a wildlife restoration This will enable your child to partici­ shooting range and serves as the comple­ ed. All you have to do is take aim! program by approximately $7 per year pate in the live-shooting exercises. Also, tion for both the traditional course and the for the additional years the child holds a if your child is younger than 16, you are online class. The last steps license.' required to accompany him or her to all Skills days start with a law enforce­ After you complete the skills day, Just a couple of things for parents to classes. ment officer discussing hunting laws and you’ll be given your hunter safety card. At ethics. After that session, you’ll pass that point, you can purchase your very through four different stations. The first first Florida hunting license and be ready station reviews safety rules, then the stu­ for opening day. It’s not orange juice. dents demonstrate proper firearms carry Youth under 16 - no matter how positions, safe zones of fire, how to cross young - can purchase their first annual obstacles with a firearm and tree-stand safety. The second station cov­ Florida grown. Fam ily made. ers safe, effective shot PRUDENTIAL placement; then students walk down a trail where PRODUCTIVITY they are presented with shoot/don’t shoot scenar­ AWARDS ios. The third station dis­ cusses clearing, matching, H r loading and unloading. TITLE SPONSOR After an instructor’s PRUDENTIAL brief presentation, students TITANIUM SPONSORS practice selecting the prop­ CONGRATULATIONS TO a v m e d h e a l t h p l a n s er ammunition, loading THIS YEAR’S WINNERS! t h e F l o r id a l o t t e r y each of- the five major firearms actions, and PLATINUM SPONSORS demonstrating how to prop­ BRIDGES OF AMERICA LL BLUEBERRY JUIC CAPITAL HEALTH PLAN erly clear the firearm of FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CO. ammunition. At the last sta­ tion, students review GOLD SPONSORS Mcids with fresh, marksmanship skills and CSX have different opportunities FLORIDA TREND crushed blueberries to practice or demonstrate INTERSECT MEDIA SOLUTIONS NORTHGATEARINSO To fin d us near you visit: their skills. NORTH HIGHLAND nobtejuice.com/tangerme-notorange Most students shoot a ODEBRECHT USA rifle from various positions, many get to shoot clay SEE MORE SPONSORS @ FLORIDATAXWATCH.ORG/PRUDPA.ASPX Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 M Page 36 The foursome of mahjong players had the room to themselves Thursday themselves to room the had players mahjong of foursome The feno a te etrLf fclt. h paes nldd ne Scott, Anne included players The facility. Center4Life the at afternoon Roberta McManus, Kate Dietrich and Caron Schoen. Caron and Dietrich Kate McManus, Roberta Seniors having summer fun at Center4Life at fun summer having Seniors ISLAND fACIS

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The at Sanctuary 10 October Saturday, 10 Oct. is Tournament Golf Classic CROW Tarpon were also hooked in Pine Pine in hooked also were Tarpon Trout reports were a little better this this better little a were reports Trout Mangrove snapper are making a strong strong a making are snapper Mangrove Today, Governor Rick Scott Scott Rick Governor Today, Saturday and Sunday, June June Sunday, and Saturday June Sunday, and Saturday The CROW Classic Golf Golf Classic CROW The respectful of other anglers anglers and fish. other of courteous to respectful be where Please wind and dictate especially weather fish, when of pods the outnumber boats of boats often number tarpon, of from lot working a is competition There early an strike. get to bet good was a fly or crab live placed Gasparilla to Sanibel from tarpon hook-up including including a hook-up for tarpon chances best the led boats. other form receive to expect you same etiquette fishing the demonstrate and the afternoon falling tide tide falling afternoon the properly a where Island In Boca Grande Pass, Pass, Grande Boca In h Snhn Sae at er I year. last State Sunshine the of one and world the fishing of the capital is Florida offer. to a record 98.9 million visitors to to visitors million 98.9 record a welcomed we reasons many the the enjoy to families for it easier waived. be will requirement license fishing look forward to fishing with my with fishing to forward look has state our fishing class world make to excited we’re summer, after tournament reception with reception tournament after holes of golf, a buffet lunch and lunch buffet a golf, of holes somes. four­ and sponsors for looking Governor Scott said, “This “This said, Scott Governor h eet il nld 18 include will event The ial fud dy n e bs shdl t g fsig Lue ad “the Russell Bill and Capt. 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Ham From page 2 Islander Sanibel-Captiva Some of the more exclusive cataloging guage books for the Bailey-Matthews tion of large-print books,” library executive methods, ideas, and changes that have tasks she’s faced was creating an original National Shell Museum collection. director Margaret Mohundro said. occurred in the cataloging world over my catalog record for a piece of concrete taken “We estimate that Sandy has cataloged “I’ve had a grand time in my years at tenure, and applying and adopting them to from the original causeway bridge during more than 80,000 items in her tenure here at Sanibel Library, learning new things, keep­ the library’s increasingly growing and the demolition project. The piece of the Sanibel Public Library. She created original ing up with new technologies. The chal­ changing collection.” original bridge was donated by the city of catalog records for unique items like puz­ lenge of work is invigorating. I’m going to “Sandy is smart, creative, funny, a good Sanibel to be part of the library’s permanent zles, games - including Bananagrams, cook­ miss the work AND the people when I’m team player, and a hard worker. We will all collection. She’s also created original cata­ ing kits, and children’s book kits. She spear­ retired,” Ham said. “One of my favorite miss her professionally and personally,” log records for malacological foreign lan­ headed acquisition of our extensive collec­ challenges has been to learn all the new said Mohundro.

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Summer reading is in full the district’s group also host­ Colleen Stouder - Human ______swing so join in and read, read, read to earn points to pro­ largest yearly ed the first Trafficking in SW Florida Debra vide meals and supplies for the injured animals at event. breakfast on Lowe - TRF Major Gifts Advisor - CROW (Clinic for the There are eight Friday morning Donor Cultivation Susanne Rea - Rehabilitation of Wildlife). districts in Florida and had 35 mem­ World’s Greatest Meal to Help End and over 500 in the Books to satisfy a read­ bers attend, the Polio Ross Russo - NID captivasanibel.com er’s creative and intellectual world. Every year each most of any club. Experience DGND Ladd Waldo - appetites: district has a conference Sanibel School student In Memoriam Noon - 1:30 p.m. that the clubs in that district Carson Towle read his 4Way “International Service” Lunch “33 Artists in 3 Acts” attend. There are 50 clubs in the test essay in front of over 250 peo­ See CONFERENCE, page 48 by Sarah Thornton “This compelling narra­ tive goes behind the scenes Summer art exhibit at the Sanibel library with the world’s most The Summer Art Exhibit, spon­ important living artists to ______sored by the Sanibel Captiva Art humanize and demystify League, is now on display at the V• —'Jsj ' contemporary art. The best­ Sanibel Library through October. selling author of ‘Seven Under the chairmanship of Ann Days in the Art World’ now Bischoff and Rita McLain, all tells the story of the artists members of the San-Cap Art themselves—how they Islander Sanibel-Captiva League were invited to submit move through the world, paintings for inclusion in the sum­ command credibility, and mer show. Watercolors, acrylics, create iconic works.. .offers unprecedented access to a oils, and drawings are included, dazzling range of artists, from international superstars to with a wide variety of subject unheralded art teachers. Sarah Thornton’s beautifully matter, the majority of which is paced, fly-on-the-wall narratives include visits with Ai related to Florida. Under the Weiwei before and after his imprisonment and Jeff direction of the chair, the show Koons as he woos new customers in London, Frankfurt, was hung with the assistance of and Abu Dhabi. Thornton meets Yayoi Kusama in her board member Judith Clark and studio around the corner from the Tokyo asyiurn that she vice president Jim Storer. calls home. She snoops in Cindy Sherman’s closet, hears Sanibel Captiva Art League, a about Andrea Fraser’s psychotherapist, and spends qual­ nonprofit organization, is now in ity time with Laurie Simmons, Carroll Dunham, and its 51st year. It was formed in their daughters Lena and Grace. Through these intimate 1964 when 25 artists gathered scenes, ‘33 Artists in 3 Acts’ explores what it means to together and formed the league. be a real artist in the real world. Divided into three cine­ Their first show was hung in the matic ‘acts’—politics, kinship, and craft—it investigates Captiva Post Office in 1965 with artists’ psyches, personas, politics, and social networks. a showing of 19 paintings, and Witnessing their crises and triumphs, Thornton turns a lasted for one day. How the wry, analytical eye on their different answers to the ques­ organization has evolved! It is tion ‘What is an artist?’.. .reveals the habits and attributes now a member of the SW Florida of successful artists, offering insight into the way these Art Council and sponsors a major driven and inventive people play their game. In a time PHOTOS PROVIDED when more and more artists oversee the production of Council Show at BIG ARTS each Above: Pat Rochester. Right: their work, rather than make it themselves, Thornton year. Michael Moukios. The Art League also regularly shows how an artist’s radical vision and personal confi­ sponsors juried and judged mem­ features a notable guest artist who dence can create audiences for their work, and examines ber shows, as well as open mem­ presents an educational program. the elevated role that artists occupy as essential figures in ber shows, at the Sanibel library. Plein-air painting, or painting out­ our culture; 44 illustrations, three maps.” * This past February, there was a doors with an informal group, has return to Captiva with the invita­ long been a tradition of the Art “Blue Horses” tion to participate in a juried show League. by Mary Oliver at the new Captiva Civic Center. Under the chairmanship of “In this stunning collection of new poems, Mary Some of the purposes and Carolyn Johns, local sites are Oliver returns to the imagery that has defined her life’s objectives of the Sanibel Captiva selected each week, and there is work, describing with wonder both the everyday and the Art League include: promoting an open invitation to attend, paint, unaffected beauty of nature. Herons, sparrows, owls, and public interest and appreciation of share with others at a brown bag kingfishers flit across the page in meditations on love, the fine arts, encouraging the lunch and participate in an infor­ artistry, and impermanence. Whether considering a exchange of ideas, and providing mal critique. During the season bird’s nest, the seeming patience of oak trees, or the art­ opportunities for members to there are also opportunities for works of Franz Marc, Oliver reminds us of the transfor­ increase their skills, knowledge studio painting and workshops. mative power of attention and how much can be con­ and enjoyment of the arts. During Information about the San-Cap tained within the smallest moments. At its heart, ‘Blue the season from October to May, Art League is available at sanca- Horses’ asks what it means to truly belong to this world, regular monthly meetings, open to part.com. to live in it attuned to all its changes. Humorous, gentle, the public, are held. 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Page 49 B Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 10, June Wednesday, of Week B 49 Page ISLAND FACES Last day ends on a high note It ended with a bit of fun. The annual Sanibel School talent show on June 5 fea­ tured some 30 performances by the students. Tryouts were June 1-2. June 5 was the school’s final day. Classes resume later than normal on Aug. 24. Students in 5-8th ______grades will receive laptops to help them with studies. Some 18,000 students dis­ trictwide will be issued the Chromebook devices. captivasanibel.com

Right: Carson Towle (left) and John Mann hosted the talent show. PHOTOS BY CRAIG GARRETT ______Sanibel-Captiva Islander Sanibel-Captiva

Music instructor Susan Niekamp (left) and Bella Meyers in the moments before the show.

Arabella Arado (left), Caiden Rainville and Kira Zautcke are heading into the 7th grade. The Sanibel School steel drum band performed June 5.

Sanibel police officer John Jakubowski’s last Audrey Mulka (left) and Marit Foster preparing to Sophie Allen and Drake Stroud performed and day at the school. He spent two years as an edu­ perform. will head into the second grade in August. cational liaison, and will return to patrol duties. GAUNDAR ” d a n d e r Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM

Have an event you want to appear in The Islander’s action skills, first aid and CPR skills. Participants will be activities. For a full schedule with descriptions, please visit calendar section? E-mail it to the editor, marked as introduced to the basic knowledge and skills required to www.dingdarlingsociety.org/summer-programming. “Calendar Item" to [email protected]. be a lifeguard as well as receive training in Pet First Aid. National Trails Day will feature specially scheduled hikes on Camp will be held Monday, June 8-June 12 from 9 a.m.- Indigo Trail and the Wildlife Education Boardwalk plus »►» JJ UPCOMING EVENTS 4 p.m. Participants should pack a lunch, swim suit, towel Reading in the Refuge and Animal Tracking 101 in the -o Love That Dress and sunscreen each day. The cost of the course is only Visitor & Education Center, and Animal Olympics on $136.50 for members and $178.75 for non-members Indigo Trail. Participants who complete the Animal c Love That Dress!7 collection party June 11 from 5-8 15 p.m. at SS Hookers, 17501 Harbour Point Drive in Fort and includes all materials. Participants must attend all Olympics challenge and return the sheet to the Visitor & 04 Myers. Includes a appetizers, cash bar with proceeds sessions to receive certifications. For more information Education Center are eligible to win a prize. £ from the night's signature cocktail going to PACE Center call the Sanibel Recreation Center at (239) 472-0345, ■ Reading at the Refuge, every Tuesday and Saturday at o for Girls of Lee County, music and entertainment by ■ Baseball fix 11 a.m.: Attendees of each 45-minute reading-and-crafts U Robert McDonald of New Beginnings Events, a Chinese July 2 for a day with the ! Tickets are session learn about a refuge animal and make a take-home raffle, silent auction baskets/live auction, including $11.25 each. Game time is 12:10 p.m. against the craft related to it. Meet in the Education Classroom. Sanibel and the islands vacations, spa treatments, golf Cleveland Indians at Tropicana Field. Purchase tickets at ■ Indigo Trail Hike, every Thursday a at 10 a.m.: Join outings, fishing excursions, special jewelry pieces, the Sanibel Recreation Center by June 24. Details at refuge naturalists as they lead a one-hour tour to the Wildlife restaurant gift cards, advertising packages and more. (239)472-0345. Education Board to identify and discuss the ecosystem’s Details at (239) 689-3857. ■ Summer Youth Volleyball Clinic from Aug. 17- plants, mammals, birds, and reptiles - fun for adults and chil­ Aug. 20. The clinic is for both boys/girls entering sixth dren alike. Bring water and bug spray. Meet at the flagpole 36th Optimist Club July 4 Road Rally through eighth grade in the fall. Passing, setting, serving in front of the Visitor & Education Center. Entry fees apply. Prizes will be awarded for correct time and mileage, and other fundamentals. Clinic hours are Monday ■ Family Beach Walk, every Wednesday and Friday at O u for the most correct answers to the quiz about things seen through Thursday, 5-7 p.m. in the Sanibel Recreation 9 a.m.: The one-hour program convenes at Gulfside Park to Center Gymnasium. The fee is $31.50 per child for explore the refuge’s gulf-front Perry Tract. City parking fees ”a3 along the route, as well as for the best decorated vehicle. -O Choose your team (a driver, navigator and spotters are Sanibel Recreation Center members and $42/non-mem- apply. c usual), fill in the entry form from Bailey’s General Store, bers. Players will receive a shirt. For more information, ■ Family Film Series, every other Sunday at 2 p.m.: c/> (239) 472-0345 or www.mysanibel.com. Spend family togetherness making a craft and enjoying kid- cd Sanibel Cafe, or Sanibel-Captiva Community Bank, the newspaper or also available at the starting line. Mail it friendly environmental education films in the Visitor & *3 Michael Palascak at SalusCare Comedy Night Education Center auditorium. a with $35 fee to San-Cap Optimist Club, PO Box 1370, 03 Comedian Michael Palascak will bring more fun to For more information on the refuge summer programs, CJ Sanibel, Fla. 33957, or bring it to the starting line (cred­ it cards OK). Entry fee includes: Car, Driver, Navigator, the stage July 25 when he joins eight local celebrities at call (239) 472-1100 ext. 236, or visit www.dingdarlingso- Unlimited Crew, and 1 Official Road Rally T-shirt (addi­ “Laughter Is the Best Medicine Comedy Night,” a unique ciety.org/summer-programming. tional T-shirts will be available for $15). The number of new fund-raising event to benefit SalusCare, Inc. Tickets entries is limited so register early. NOTE: This year the are now on sale to the event at the Sidney & Berne Davis Sanibel Public Library rally begins in Timbers Restaurant/Sanibel Grill parking Art Center in Fort Myers and may be purchased at 770 Dunlop Road, Sanibel/33957 u www.saluscarecomedynight.org or by calling (239) (239) 472-2483/sanlib.org a> lot (only one-half block north of Bailey’s on Tarpon Bay TD Road) at 12 p.m. on July 4, “afterglow” party to follow. 791-1575. Tickets are $100 each or $500 for a reserved Reading kickoff/June 13 a table for four with table signage and include heavy hors The Summer Reading Program Kick-off Party is 10 03 Staggered starting times (every two minutes) will be pre­ assigned by the rally master. Sponsorships are available d’oeuvres, beer and wine. Sponsorships are available a.m.-12 p.m. June 13. Kids sign up and receive their for tax-free donations of $ 100 or more. (239) 292-4631 from $1,000. Palascak won the Chicago region of booklet and a gift from the Sanibel Public Library or(239)472-0836. Comedy Central’s Open Mic Fight and went on to make Foundation. At the end of the summer they will present his Comedy Central debut on Live at Gotham Season all the books they earned to representatives of the hospi­ Recreation Center 3. Proceeds help provide outpatient psychiatry and ther­ tal. Every Tuesday from June 16-July 28 there will be a ■ American Red Cross youth swim lessons apy to children and adolescents in our area whose fami­ program at the library at 3 p.m. These programs are free Summer Session: Saturdays; June 13, 20, 27 July 4, lies can least afford it. For more information about spon­ and for kids of all ages. Every Tuesday evening there will 11, 18,25 and Aug. 1. sorships and “Laughter Is the Best Medicine Comedy be a VIP After Hours program for kids going into 6th Improve your child’s comfort level and abilities in the Night,” call (239) 791-1575/www.saluscarecome- grade and older. VIP After Hours is from 6-7 p.m. water. Group lessons are offered for youth starting at 6 dynight.org. Crafts months. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Every Thursday at 11 a.m. craft programs for school- Cost per session for Recreation Center members is only J.N. “Ding” Darling Wildlife Refuge age children. Registration/472-2483. $42/$55 for non-members. Any accompanying non­ Wildlife Drive closes on Fridays members must present a valid photo id at front desk. A (239) 472-1100/dingdarlingsociety.org/fws.gov/ding- Sanibel Historical Village class schedule with detailed lesson information is avail­ darling/D 950 Dunlop/472-4648/sanibelmuseum.org/open 10 able at the Recreation Center’s front desk. Please call the “Ding” events a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays Recreation Center for requirements and class options. Bi-weekly family nature films, weekly walks, and nature Free day/June 20 The Sanibel Recreation Center is at 3880 Sanibel- crafts highlight the free programming to be offered through Free admission Saturday, June 20. Open to all visi­ Captiva Road. Daily, weekly and annual memberships Aug. 9. Films for the family will show on every other tors. The museum closes for the summer after Aug. 1 and are available. For more information call the Sanibel Sunday in the “Ding” Darling Visitor & Education Center. re-opens Oct. 20. Recreation Center at (239) 472-0345 or visit Dates include June 21; July 5, 19; and Aug. 2. Titles will www.mysanibel.com. include “The Lorax and Turtle: The Incredible Journey.” For Island Seniors, Inc. at the Center 4 Life ■ Babysitter/Junior lifeguard/pet first aid/June 8-12 a schedule, please visit dingdarlingsociety.org/summer- Palm Ridge/2401 Library Way/472-5743 This five-day camp will provide youth ages 11-15 films. Refuge summer programs begin on National Trails ■ Page Turners with Ann Rodman/Featured Book: with the skills every parent wants in a babysitter includ­ Day, Saturday, June 6. They also include Family Beach Featured Book: Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd - ing safety, basic child care, safe play, critical emergency Walks, Indigo Trail Walks, and Reading in the Refuge craft Wednesday, July 8. The Week Ahead and Beyond May Half Day Fun Days at Fourth Annual Texas Youth camp the Sanibel Recreation Center June Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament June The Sanibel Recreation Center June 29 Register your child now for the Proceeds benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of will be hosting a Summer Youth upcoming Half Day Fun Days on 3 -5 Lee County; sponsorship opportunities Basketball Camp provided by Reed Wednesday-Friday June 3-5. now available 25 Baker’s Nothing But Net - July 2 The Half Day Fun Days will offer a variety of athletic The Fourth Annual Texas Hold ‘Em No Limit Poker Basketball Camp from June 29- games, craft projects and special entertainment. Tournament will take place Thursday, June 25 at 5 p.m. at July 2. The camp is for both boys and girls ages 9 to 14. Enrollment is available for children in kindergarten the Crowne Plaza Hotel, located at 13051 Bell Tower Campers will focus on shooting form and technique, ball han­ through eighth grade. Drive in Fort Myers. dling, passing, fast breaks and other fundamentals while hav­ The Half Day Fun Day program operates from 12 to 5:30 Space for the tournament is limited, so early registration ing a great time and making new friends. Camp hours are p.m. Each child needs to bring a swimsuit and towel. is encouraged. To register, visit www.bgclcpoker.org. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Light snacks will be provided. Registration will be based on a first-come, first-serve The Sanibel Recreation Center is at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva For more information call the Sanibel Recreation Center basis. Road. Daily, weekly, semi-annual and annual memberships at (239) 472-0345 or visit our web site at www.mysani- are available. For more information, call the Sanibel bel.com. Recreation Center at (239) 472-0345 or visit mysanibel.com. Page 51 Page M CALENDAR g a n d e r 10,2015 June Wednesday, of Week Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM

Bring lunch and view the movie at 12:30 p.m. Then at to keep you strong. We will begin with a joke and end dolphins! Departs at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. join a discussion of both the book & movie. with a positive thought for the day. Athletic footwear Thursday and Saturday. ■ Sunset Social on the Causeway - Tuesday 6:30 pm required. Silvia Villanueva is the instructor. ■ Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: Enjoy an evening relaxing and watching the sunset ■ Power Hour Fitness - Tuesday & Thursday at 8 Enjoy a romantic sunset, watch dolphins, and experi­ with friends. Meet on the causeway at a.m. Handweights, stretchcords and stabilityballs, along ence the birds coming in to roost at night in remote sanc­ 6:30 p.m. and bring an appetizer to share. Don’t for­ with mats, are used to strengthen your muscles. Improve tuary islands. Complimentary soft drinks and water. get your beach chair. We will gather on the first island on core strength and balance. Athletic footwear required. Departs at 7 p.m. daily. your left as you are leaving Sanibel. Look for the Island Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. Seniors banner (weather permitting). ■ Gentle Yoga - Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Tarpon Bay Explorers in the J.N. “Ding” Darling ■ vs. /Monday, June Stretch, tone and strengthen while improving flexibility, National Wildlife Refuge l/$89 members / $99 non-members, includes: R/T trans­ proper alignment and circulation. Mats are used to meet 900 Tarpon Bay Road, Sariibel/472-8900/tarponbay- portation, reserved seating, all you-can-eat hotdogs, soda, the needs of varying experience levels. Bring a towel. explorers.com popcorn and bottled water. You’ll love the Marlins new Kim Kouril is the instructor. Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed concessionaire stadium in the heart of Miami with its retractable roof. ■ Chair Yoga of the J.N. "Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, ______Depart from Fort Myers location at 2:30 p.m. Sign up Similar to Gentle Yoga but all poses are done in a providing low impact recreational and educational oppor­ early to reserve your seat. chair. Kim Kouril is the instructor. tunities to the public under contract with the U.S. Fish & ■ Leisure Luncher’s - Wednesday, June 3 - Church Wildlife Service. Basement Ladies at Broadway Palm Dinner Theater Bunche Beach low-tide walks ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Tarpon Bay:

Lunch at 11:45 a.m./show at 1:15 p.m. Members Guided by yours truly, the Bunche Beach walks con­ Join a Paddlefit Certified Naturalist to learn the basics captivasanibel.com $51: non-member $56. The ever popular .“Church tinue on. The beach is a very special Lee County nature of standup paddleboarding while you tour the Tarpon Basement Ladies” are back to serve up some laughs! preserve that is unique in having big expanses of sand Bay estuary. The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times are 9 From the senior matriarch of the kitchen to the bride-to- exposed during extreme low tides, with lots of animals to a.m. Tuesday/Thursday and Saturday. Ail skill levels be learning to arrange things in proper order, everyone be seen. The cost is $ 10 for adults and $7 for children. welcome but participants must be at least 13 years of age will recognize the humorous and down-to-earth charac­ The dates and times are: June 1, 7:30 p.m., June 15, 7:30 and weigh at least 90 pounds. ters. Added is a little romantic stir for the new pastor and p.m., June 29, 6:30 p.m. and July 1, 7:30 p.m. ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: the outcome is heavenly entertainment! Registration due Get to know our local marine life during an interactive by Friday, May 22. Island Inn Beach Walks touch tank presentation with a marine biologist.

■ Islands Night Tailgate, Parade & Baseball Game - At Island Inn, 3111 W. Gulf Drive, Sanibel Presentations are daily at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. ______Wednesday, June 17th Join our Marine Naturalist for a beach walk every day ■ Kayak Trail Tour: 5:00 p.m. Tailgate, 6:30 p.m. Parade, 7:05 p.m. at 9 a.m. Come learn about the shells, the mollusks who A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal Game,- Fort Myers Miracle take on Daytona Tortugas at create them, and other marine life that has washed environment. Kayak with a naturalist through the man­ the CenturyLink Sports Complex, 14400 Six Mile ashore. The cost is $ 10 for adults and $7 for children, and grove forest along the Commodore Creek water trail. Cypress Parkway. Members of Island Seniors will enjoy parking at Island Inn is free for beach-walk participants. Tour times are 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. Islander Sanibel-Captiva great treats before the game at our tent. Bring your lawn Participants receive a coupon for a half off Shell Museum ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: chairs and beverages. Tickets are available at the Center admission. As the sun goes down, paddle to the Rookery Islands 4 Life. Non-members will be charged $5 to join the tail­ and see hundreds of birds return to roost for the night. gate festivities. Sign up is a must at the Center 4 Life. BIG ARTS The paddle lasts 2 and a half hours. ■ Christmas Tour to Charleston, Nov. 30 - Dec. 5/6 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, (239) 395-0900; email at ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: days [email protected], or bigarts.org. See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil Don’t miss out on all of the Holiday Magic! Includes: BIG ARTS Summer Camp waters of Tarpon Bay during Nature and Sea Life R/T transportation, 5 nights’ accommodations (3 in From the great outdoors to outer space, tea parties to Cruises. With a naturalist by your side, discover mana­ Charleston, 1 in St. Augustine, 1 in Savannah) all in the pirate ships, BIG ARTS Summer Arts Camp offers a tees and dolphins and observe amazing bird life on the historic districts, 11 meals (5 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 5 din­ summer full of creativity. Each of the nine weeks is a rookery islands. And don’t forget the popular breakfast ners). Charleston Plantation Tour, Charleston Historic new experience, with a different theme that guides the and evening cruises, too. tour including the Citadel & Rainbow Row, St. activities, the learning, and the fun! Augustine touring the live musical Christmas Show at Sessions begin each Monday, June 15-Aug. 10, and YOLO Watersports The Savannah Theater, and more! Space is limited, pay­ run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the BIG ARTS Center on Sanibel. 11534 Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva Island/239-472- ment secures your reservation. Members $1,049 ppdo; A special presentation each Friday afternoon marks the 9656 or 472-9656/yolowatersports.com $1,449 Single Non-Members $1,109 ppdo; $1,509 end of the themed week. Children can sign up for all nine Class begins at 9 a.m. sharp each Thursday for a one- Single $100 deposit secures your spot, remaining bal­ weeks, or pick just the ones that fit their family’s sched­ hour session with yoga instructor Micaela Solomon. ance due by Oct. 30. ule. Price is $150 per week for children grade 5 (rising) Arrive early and the cost is $30 per student, which GAMES: and younger; $80/week for middle and high school stu­ includes a SUP (stand-up paddleboard). Reservations are ■ Bridge - Monday & Wednesday at 1 p.m. Cost is dents. Registrations are now being accepted at the BIG requested. $2.50 for members and $5 for non-members. Prizes are ARTS Center. awarded. Captiva Cruises ■ Mahjongg - Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Cost is $2.50 Adventures In Paradise Cruises Reservations for all cruises are required/472- for members and $5.00 for non-members. Prizes are 472-8443/adventuresinparadise.com 5 300/Capti vaCruises.com awarded Departing from “G” dock at Port Sanibel Marina ■ Cabbage Key/Useppa Island Lunch Cruise ■ Tuesday Kayaking/8:30 a.m. July 7 ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: Choose your island destination and enjoy a narration “Weather Permitting” There is space for 16 people on Shell the barrier islands and stop for lunch at Barnacle on the history and wildlife along the way. Cabbage Key eight two-person kayaks and limited space for those who Phil’s. Complimentary chairs, umbrellas and floats. and the Dollar Bill Restaurant is a true “Old Florida” own their own kayaks. Island Seniors, Inc. will provide Departs at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and island hide-a-way. Useppa Island, with lush vegetation kayaks, paddles and life jackets. Bring water, a small Saturday. and pink pathways, is the site of the historic Collier Inn snack, sun lotion, bug spray, sunglasses, towel, hat, and ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise: and award-winning history museum. change of clothing. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for All fishing equipment, bait, tackle and license will be ■ Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure cruise non-members. Advance registration is required. provided. Departs at 9 a.m. daily. Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin is always a Fitness Classes are available and all ages are wel­ ■ Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: highlight for visitors to Southwest Florida and Captiva come. A great way to start your day! Departs at 10 a.m. Cruises offers the perfect family cruise that provides the Island Seniors, Inc. members pay $3.75 per class or Monday, Wednesday and Friday. opportunity to see dolphins playing and birds feeding in visitors $6.75 per class. Island Seniors, Inc. annual mem­ ■ Sanibel Trolley Tour: Pine Island Sound. bership is $20. Sanibel Recreation Center members must Learn about the island’s history by trolley! Departs at ■ Night Sky Astronomy cruise show their membership cards to attend. 9:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Cayo Costa Beach & Shelling Cruise Fitness class schedule is as follows: ■ Sealife Encounter Cruise: Visit the secluded Florida State Park beaches that are ■ Happy Hour Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & See puffer fish, seahorse and starfish! Florida Gulf only accessible by boat. This cruise will take you to the Friday at 8 a.m. Coast University marine biologist on board for netting, quiet beaches of North This class keeps your brain fit and your heart, lungs observing, and hands on fun education! Departs at 12:30 Captiva or Cayo Costa. Half day and full day trips are and muscles strong with a combination of aerobics and p.m. daily. available. Learn about the ecology of the area and look muscle conditioning exercises and balance. Hand ■ Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: for dolphins surfacing in Pine Island Sound during the weights, stretch cords, and your body weight will be used Cruise the waters surrounding Sanibel watching for cruise. Sanibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 M Page 52 clients. said. 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