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N e w p o d p r o p o s a l Early bird ticket a p p r o v e d sales have begun Resolution to be voted on By MEGHAN McCOY mmccoy@breezenewspapers. com at next Planning meeting spring tradition that is now in its By MEGHAN McCOY third year will transform the [email protected] ACommunity House into a fun After a lengthy discussion, the filled event to benefit the Clinic for the Planning Commission voted to approve Rehabilitation of Wildlife hospital a development permit with a resolution next month. to be voted on at the next meeting. “It has developed into our spring Planning Commissioner Chuck fundraiser,” Southern Comfort Kettcrman made the motion to accept Chairperson Diane Neitzel said, adding the proposal, construction of a new pod that it has become an event where friends addition to an existing single family gather for dinner, dancing and fun before dwelling for a office and art studio, saying goodbye for the summer. with the conditions outlined by staff. The 3rd annual Southern Comfort on He said given there were some testimo­ Sanibel event will be held Saturday, Aprif ny from the public less that supportive 1. The doors open at 6 p.m. and the last of the proposal, a resolution will be pre dance ends at 9 p.m., at the Sanibel pared and brought back to the next Community House, 2173 Periwinkle meeting for a final vote. 'I’hc motion Way. Tickets are $55 per person before See PLANNING, page 51 March 22. The price increases to $65 a person thereafter. Those interested can ISLANDERINSIDE purchase tickets at www.CROWClinic.org, or at the door the day of the event. LEMLHISTORICAL This event will again feature an assort­ ment of comfort food by The Pecking Saiibel s Order and David Flory, of the Island MDSEUM See SOUTHERN COMFORT, TOBOLO page 50 ARBROAL FORDRAISER PHOTO PROVIDED MARCH 15 PAGE New veterinary intern joins CROW staff 21 LETSGO INTIilSIAMDER By MEGHAN McCOY Dr. Julia Hill school. mmccoy@breezenewspapers. com prepares to “From that I got into the University of The newest CROW veterinary Intern, Dr. anesthetize Georgia veterinarian school. In school I still ALSOINSIDETODAY Julia Hill, began her year at CROW on Jan. a non- wasn’t quite sure of what I wanted to do, so Word on the Island ...... 4 1. releasable I kind of tried to have a broad base of knowl­ While a senior in high school, Hill started raccoon who edge and did some small animals, and some Letters to the Editor...... 4 working with raptors at a local rehabilitation was getting large and some exotics and wildlife,” Hill B u s in e s s...... 8 center in Roswell, Georgia. From that expe­ spayed and said. “I learned that my favorite things are Preserving Paradise ...... 55 rience, which was her first, she gathered that then trans­ birds and specifically wild birds, so I did Island L iv in g ...... 56 she enjoyed working with birds and raptors. ferred to an work in a private practice for about a year Island F a c e s ...... 57 education before I came here. I practiced on dogs and As an undergrad student she studied biology S p o rts ...... 58 and worked with a local wildlife rehabilita- center. cats, but also saw some exotic animals and a PROVIDED tor, igniting the desire to go to veterinarian See INTERN, page 52 Obituaries 60 b n a p p e r Classifieds 61

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Commissioner Brian Hamman will speak to the ______The City of Sanibel has been desig­ tion and other data. The study did not Sanibel’s 2016 UCR of 105 crimes is Sanibel/Captiva Republican Caucus. The meeting will be nated as the seventh safest city in include any cities that failed to sub­ the lowest recorded in the last 13 years. Florida based upon a report “Safest mit an FBI U.C.R. report, or cities held in the Sanibel Library (Room 4). and is open to the In 2016 there were 43 reported bur­ public. Cities in Florida” released by the with populations less than 5,000 per­ glaries, 41 reported theft, 15 reportai breezenewspapers.com Hamman is a native of lee County, and holds a bach National Council for Home Safety and sons. assaults, two reported vehicle thefts elor’s degree in communications from Florida Gulf Security. There are 410 municipalities The remaining cities were ranked and four classified as other. 'The year Coast University. He spent 10 years as a television news in Florida. based on the number of reported vio­ prior the federally reportable crimes journalist, and worked as a financial advisor for Edward Upon reading the report, Sanibel lent crimes (aggravated assault, mur­ included 24 burglary, 56 thefts, 27 Jones and as Market Development Manager for Mayor Kevin Ruane stated, “Our com­ der, rape, and robbery) and property assaults, three vehicle thefts and two Century Link. He remains active in his community, serv­ munity places the highest priority on crimes (burglary, arson, larceny-theft, rapes. ing on the United Way’s board of directors and volun­ the personal safety of our citizens. We and motor vehicle theft) per 100,000 “Our greatest asset to maintaining a teering at his church. consider community safety an invest­ people. These variables were then safe community is a diligent, alert pop­ ment not an expenditure; an investment weighted with violent crimes account­ Commissioner Hamman was appointed to the Lee ulation committed to working in part­ County Board of Commissioners by Governor Rick in our daily quality of life as well as our ing for 70 percent of the total (due to nership with the police. We always Scott, and was elected to a full tenn in that District 4 seat property values.” their severity) and property crimes

urge our residents and visitors to report ______The methodology utilized by the accounting for 30 percent. in 2014. Upon election, he was unanimously chosen by any type of suspicious behavior or his fellow Commissioners to serve as chairman. National Council for determining the In 2016, the City of Sanibel experi­ activity. We always prefer to be in the designations included a review of the enced a 6 percent reduction, from 112 Join the Republican Caucus to hear the commissioner crime prevention rather than response talk about his goals and accomplishments for I ce most recent FBI Uniform Crime in 2015 to 105 in 2016, within the mode,” Chief of Police William Dalton Report (U.C.R.), as well as popula­ federally reportable crimes. The City of County. Refreshments will be served. For questions call said. 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Lots of people. The Sanibel-Captiva series of Wednesday evening People we never saw, but at Lions Club announce more Lenten worship services. Christmas and Easter along than 100 silent auction and Lent, of course, is that 40 day with the regulars, and those raffle items during the 34th season of preparation before brave souls who had traipsed annual Arts & Crafts Fair at Easter. And every around at night in the cold on the Sanibel Community Wednesday night through the Wednesday nights. I was House, 2173 Periwinkle season we would gather in always delighted to see so Way. The silent auction one church, or another,mostly many people turn out for the and raffle are indoors dur­ Congregational and Alleluias! ing the fair March 17-18. Methodist churches as I But I also felt those who “We have some won­ remember, and the host pas­ only turned out at Easter were derful silent auction and tor would serve as liturgist missing something. For there raffle items, ranging from PHOTO PROVIDED was a real sense of wonder and outstanding artworks to The Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club silent auc­ while one of the rest of us tion features a three-hour cruise aboard the would preach. relief when we finally burst out restaurant certificates mid vacations,” said Lion Kurt 43-foot “Enterprise" during the 34th annual This was in Central of the dark night of winter we Lions Arts & Crafts Fair March 17-18. Maine, and so the services, experienced on those Peters, co-chair of the fair even the last of them, were Wednesday nights, into the committee. "We are grate­ rant gift certificates; ______held on nights that were cold and often bright morning light of early spring. A relief ful for all of our supporters who provide ■ Jewelry mid paintings marked by snow on the ground. Bering small that reflected the relief Mary Magdalene and all of the amazing items." The silent auction runs from 9 a.m. to The silent auction features a three- 5 p.m. March 17 and bidding ends at 1 congregations, the sanctuaries were not kept the others must have felt on that first Easter spapers.com breezenew warm during the week, and so we often sat on morning when they discovered Jesus had hour cruise aboard the 43-foot motor ves­ p.m. March 18. The raffle drawings very cold pews. The hymns we sang were been raised from the dead. sel “Enterprise” to Useppa Island with begin at 11 a.m. March 17-18 with many those often associated with Lent: “Beneath We don’t have cold pews here in Florida. lunch for four at the Collier Inn. chances to win until it ends at 4 p.m. the Cross of Jesus,” “The old Rugged Cross,” But I suspect the various Christian churches Passengers depart Port Sanibel Marina March 18 . I lie re are two cash prizes and “Forty Days and Forty Nights,” and so on. on Sanibel and Captiva do have classes, serv­ and will travel past Saint James City via donated works from the fair exhibitors up Somber hymns. Sad hymns. All-in-all the ices and other Lenten events. Times to reflect, Miserable Mile to Pine Island Sound. for grabs. Buy a raffle ticket early for full services were designed to truly carry us into a times to prepare, times to get ready for the joy Additional silent auction items include: advantage no need to be present to win. reflective and penitential place. Attendance of Easter. ■ Bicycles; I he Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club is was always rather light, despite the fact that For those of my readers who are Christian, ■ Beach portraits package by profes­ committed to community service and six congregations were involved. The series I hope you will take time in lent, as well as at sional photographer; funds raised through this long-standing ■ Two tickets to a Green Bay Packers event go towards various Sanibel Island had been around many years before I arrived Easter, to participate. And for those of my ______on the scene, and I assume, continued for readers who are not Christian, a simple game of choice in Wisconsin; charities, vision and hearing based chari many years after I left. For all I know, they reminder that it is often in the contrast of fast­ ■ House Painting gift certificates; ties mid local scholarships. 1 cam more still may be a part of Lent for those little ing and feasting, times of reflection and times ■ Multiple boat rentals gift certifi­ about the fair at churches in Maine. of celebration, that we come to know the cates; SanibelCaptivaLionsArtsAndCraftsFair.c By contrast, of course, when Easter morn­ greatest joy. 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PHOTO PROVIDED Nanette Laurion, Ellen O’Neill and Maddy Mayor at last year’s event. FILE PHOTO Preserving the past: Sanibel Historical Museum and Village to hold fundraiser ______By ASHLEY GOODMAN Books, John Grey Painting, Sanibel Captiva Cruises. Heidrick ¿k Company [email protected] To go: Captiva Beach Resorts and Sanibel Insurance. Ireland Yacht Sales, Island Live music, dancing, an open bar, a Captiva Trust Company. Silver spon­ Inn, John R. Wood Real Estate and Islander Sanibel-Captiva sit-down dinner and a raffle will be What: Sanibel Historical Museum sors include: Bank of the Islands, TOT1 Media. among the attractions at the Sanibel and Village’s Let’s Get Historical Historical Museum and Village’s annu­ annual fundraiser al fundraiser that will be held March 15 When: March 15 at 6 p.m. at 6 p.m. Where: Sanibel Historical Let’s Get Historical is held each year Museum and Village to assist with the upkeep and mainte­ 950 Dunlop Road, Sanibel nance of the museum’s grounds. Some Tickets: For tickets contact Emilie Open House! projects that are on the top of the list Alfino at (239) 472-4648 or email include: replacing the wood railing sur­ [email protected]. W hen W here Tim e rounding the walkway, replacing Shore W ed . 3 /1 /2 0 1 7 Captains Walk D5, Sanibel 1 1 : 0 0 - 1 : 0 0 Haven’s windows, renovating the sirloin. Music and entertainment will be Packing House, new display cabinets, provided by Kelly & Shelley, a husband T h u r. 3 /2 /2 0 1 7 1895 Farm Trail, Sanibel 11:00- 1:00 benches, replacing the garden fence and wife duo who have been performing T he. 3 /7 /2 0 1 7 1895 Farm Trail, Sanibel 1 1 : 0 0 - 1 : 0 0 with added chicken wire and the addi­ together for over 25 years. tion of a Sanibel Plan exhibit. “It’s going to be under a tent on the T h u r. 3 /9 /2 0 1 7 998 Greenwood Court, Sanibel 11:00- 1:00 “One of our biggest and most impor­ grounds, it’s going to be a lot of fun,” T h u r. 3 /9 /2 0 1 7 1895 Farm Trail, Sanibel 11:00 - 1:00 tant things is to replace the wooden rail­ Alfino said. ing that surrounds the walkway, it’s A new focal point this year is the F ri. 3 /1 0 /2 0 1 7 Captains Walk 1)5, Sanibel 1 1 : 0 0 - 1 : 0 0 quite expensive, we’re estimating that addition of a raffle. The four prizes T ue. 3 /1 4 /2 0 1 7 1895 Farm Trail, Sanibel 11:00 -1:00 at $22,000. We’re also moving ahead include two dinners, one at the Mucky with plans to renovate the Packing Duck, and the other one at the Green T ue. 3 /1 4 /2 0 1 7 Captains Walk 1)5, Sanibel 1 1 : 0 0 - 1 : 0 0 House. We need more storage in there Flash; four tickets for the Key West T h u r. 3 /1 6 /2 0 1 7 1895 Farm Trail, Sanibel 11:00- 1:00 and we need a small office. We’re tak­ Express; and a cruise for four to Useppa ing a wild guess, but we think that’s Island. F ri. 3 /1 7 /2 0 1 7 998 Greenwood Court, Sanibel 11:00 - 1:00 going to cost around $200,000,“ said Tickets are $150 each. Sponsorships Emilie Alfino, executive director the are still available at the $1,000 and Sanibel Historical Museum and Village. $500 levels. For tickets or to become a This year’s theme, “Dining and sponsor, contact Alfino at (239) 472- Dancing in the Days of the Ferry,” will 4648 or send an email to info@sanibel- feature a dinner provided by the Sanibel museum.org. Catering Company. Guests will have Gold sponsors for this year include: their choice of chicken marsala, pesto- Allegra Design & Printing, Breeze crusted Atlantic salmon or an English Newspapers, Doc Ford’s, Gene’s 1895 Farm Trail 998 Greenwood Ct. Captains Walk 1)5 3/2 . $615,000 3/2.5 . $437,000 2/1 . $325,000 Art in Bloom at the library Sarah Ashton Broker Associate The Shell Islands Garden Club in conjunction with the San-Cap Art League will be exhibiting “Art in Bloom” in the lobby of the Sanibel Library March 14-16. The Sarah@ SarahAshton.com 0 artists have submitted 16 original paintings that will be interpreted with floral £ green arrangements by members of the Garden Club. The exhibit is free and open to the - S i t public Tuesday, March 14 from noon to 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 15 from 9 a.m. 239-691-4915 < * / f . i \ to 5 p.m. and Thursday, March 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. www.SarahAshton.com Sanibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, March 8,2017 M Page 22 young lady who wrote the music, such as it was. was was. it as such The music, the creativity. wrote and who lady musicianship young of lack their edged charts, the made song new my Five.” once Castro that Fidel said "The as They go immediately and tour plumbers on as out jobs their up give would they that were they word single a understand couldn't shuffle- of out ticket my was lady young t his cist. right the just with up come to heartbreak experiencing teenagers would see me as an icon. an as me see would teenagers a me of gave world the to they me song welcomed and the fives high of finished series group the when level decimal The The singers. like. the jungle I out-sounded and percussion guttural expected, was I sound as The singing. and song my rehearsed They run. 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Depending on who who on Depending this. does library Every here?’ audience and those all pull we then, out, checked been hasn’t what us months,” few a after shelves the to over them move still, to do get­ we’re but of themysteries some tion and to do last June. collection By ASHLEYGOODMAN Monday. ber em m village board and new Museum es elcom w istorical H Sanibel are removed. The expansive collection of over 50,000 50,000 usage. over of and volume accuracy of value, timeliness, their collection for checked are expansive books The removed. are their through sifting began staffers Library year. each titles DVDs. and music collection revamps Library Public Sanibel Mohundro said. Mohundro new 5,500 approximately adds library the said Mohundro ‘Well, this isn’t required or recommended but who is our our is who but recommended or required isn’t this ‘Well, Messiah College Concert Choir coming to SCC to coming Choir Concert College Messiah The Messiah College Concert Concert College Messiah The Halleran will be working closely with other board mem­ board other with closely working be will Halleran get­ love I docent, a as here I’m “When Halleran museum, the for docent a As h Snbl itrcl uem and Museum Historical Sanibel The “First, we run an audit from our online catalog that tells that catalog online our from audit an run we “First, books the how in method specific very a has library The non-fic­ some still have We to done. close getting “We’re vr ya, h Snbl ulc irr wes u its out weeds Library Public Sanibel the year, Every Sanibel Public Library Executive Director Margaret Margaret Director Executive Library Public Sanibel Europe. 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reservations and when you phone phone you you. when sent Marsha and ’em remind reservations the box office at (239) 278-4422 for for 278-4422 (239) at office box the good. that is starting it reserva­ already is sellout, your to show make This and is now. pleaser call, tions advice curtain crowd final a final my to one; overture was from there ever In other words, this show is a WOW if if WOW a is show this words, other In but threatens to blow the roof off the the off roof the blow off to socks Samantha your threatens knock but by will only not that staging chore­ and effective Bernier, ography Paul the director get you Well, Porter. Cole ever. Broadway Palm, with its sheer energy. energy. sheer its with Palm, Broadway show a got you’ve and Cramer Hewes resident by together direction ingenious ingredients the these with all add idea, smith memorable tune best The by surprising, lyrics and ever songs together the thing jokes, whole with the of burlesque tying lots then on and comedy low adding then hilarious out, hearts their girls and guys, tap dancing and singing singing and dancing/singing dancing tap leggy guys, of and bring to girls parade way a a a of merely on much is as plot just The with kick. bracing as martini be dry to a as twists and zing enough can make near sightedness a belly Dillon. belly her to a played Harcourt Mrs. mom sightedness crust” near who guy, make funny a can Crane (Paul Whitney Walker.) Theresa sexy adorably, snobbiest, upper “crustiest” by Desiree Desiree by “upper “crustiest” ope’s upper H snobbiest, finally, And laugh.) Elisha jock Yale former a boss, Billy’s (the Erna moll gun kick side squeeze, oon’s M main We and mention show.) to the need stealing also and parts, these Most (Broadway Dobson erica’s m A Reverend as is guise one disguises, in one of his best roles ever seen in in seen ever roles best his playing of Legarreta one in Victor favorite Palm dis­ in Mullins Moon zany gangster in Wanted” characters of load boat whole Smith. absolute Craig the campy to by hilt played Lord Hope’s shirt Oakleigh stuffed prevent Evelyn funny to the to trying marriage is Billy that Allison Fund. Add to this merry mix-up mix-up merry this to Add singer/dancer/actress Fund. Allison by topnotch played trian­ Harcourt our another Robert Hope of ingénue Conor member is gle third The performer Fallon. threat triple Billy Crocker, we have an outstanding, outstanding, an have of we role the In Crocker, S.S. Billy Tompkins,) Christina the Ms, liner luxury a on place is it because revived, can you regularly gets As “I that You.” and of Out Lovely” Kick “De A the Get Blue”,) mentioned and Hot afore (“Red, musical ent vaceous, high energy, razzle, dazzling dazzling razzle, triangle energy, cur­ love high (audacious, a vaceous, Sweeny Reno involving between America, Musical.” American “All an shows 30s those of one is show this see differ­ a from Gabriel 1936 in “Blow standards and tional Top,” the Love” to “You’re “Easy Goes,” “Anything lw” otr isl add w addi­ two added himself Porter Blow.” So, start the ball rolling by phoning phoning by rolling ball the start So, This is a shipboard romance with with romance shipboard a is This Let’s not forget another funny guy guy funny another forget not Let’s And if that isn’t enough, we have a a have we enough, isn’t that if And The show’s madcap story line takes takes line story madcap show’s The

Page 27 M Week of Wednesday, March 8, 2017 8, March Wednesday, of MWeek 27 Page Friday Stories to feature three theater critics It’s once again Friday Stories, the very' They hope their stories will trigger popular event that has charmed the Islands some short stories from your past. Is for 15 years. Not the first Friday for March that enough inducement to draw you this time, but the second Friday. Marie your to the library on the afremoon of calendars for Friday, March 10 from 2 to 3 Friday. March 10 from 2 to 3 p.m? p.m at the Sanibel Public Library. People Come early, there is limited seating, who never miss Friday Stories, know it’s and many of our community ’s story smart to get there early. There is free park­ loving friends will be there. ing and no charge for this event. Remember, there is no charge for this Dr, Sidney B. Simon, Professor Emeritus event. If you have any questions, call of the University of Massachusetts, will tlie library at (239) 472-2483, where again be the emcee of the event that brings Stones for Grownups has been warm­ us three island celebrities. They are three of ly supported for 15 years. We believe the theater loving and story loving theater in stories to enrich and deepen our critics reviewing theater in Southwest lives. See you on March 10. Florida. You read them almost every week and many of you know them as friends and Di Saggau Marsha Wagner colleagues. They are Di Saggau who writes for the Island Sun and the Fort Myers River and ______Marsha Wagner who does theater, ballet and concert reviews for the Sanibel-Captiva Islander. Saggau is a force on here on the Island because she is active in so much, especially captivasanibel.com the Film Society that plans and delivers Monday Night Movies at BIG ARTS, a to Dream BIG must for many of us. She is also active at the Film Society’s efforts at the Island Cinema with events that run all season, including the KEYNOTE Academy Award contenders, and the highly rated documentaries plus an exciting series SPEAKER on films I think of as too controversial for

Monday night showings. ______In a former life, Saggau was a radio news David A. I? director and newscaster at a major radio sta­ tion in Omaha. It was a time when she inter­ viewed Ronald Regan, Bob Hope and oth­ White ers. Oh, does she haves stories to tell. Islander Sanibel-Captiva Wagner is an equal power with a thriving Dr. Sid Simon pilate practice and a history in theater that umn, Theater Notes in The Islander. Dr. Sid Producer & Actor of includes being a dancer in the opening cast who was in eight plays in college, and did of “Pajama Game” and dancing on The Ed community theater for years, was also, a Sullivan Show and so much more. She young English teacher who directed high loves stories and will tell some from school plays. He loves live theater. Their Broadway days and before. four kids all got theater tickets for Christmas Who is the third theater critic? Surprise, instead of socks, underwear and cheap jew­ surprise. Simon himself, who has the col- elry. Upcoming events at the Sanibel Public Library The Battle of Monte Cassino was a costly series of four assaults by the LifeCine FamilyCenter, Inc Allies against the Winter Line in Italy held by Axis Celebrating 21 years of providing young women in crisis forces in 1944 during World War II. Duane pregnancies with a safe home and learning environment Shaffer will present an encore of this program at 10 a.m. on Friday, March Thursday, March 30 • 6:30 p.m. 10. McGregor Baptist Church • Hope Building “First Fridays - Stories for Grown Ups” will be 3750 Colonial Blvd. • Fort Myers held at 2 p.m. at the library on March 10. Dr. Sid Simon will wow the audi­ TICKETS: ence for the first half, then $70 per person or $400 for a table of 8 stories will be shared by volunteers in the audience. 239-242-7238 or On Monday, March 13 “Art in Bloom.” at 2 p.m., Damaris Peters- www.lifelinefamilycenter.org/benefit-dinner Pike presents her “Off to Never Never Bloom,” featuring local artists’ work com­ Land with Mary Martin” program. plemented by 16 floral arrangements in Portrayed by historical actor Damaris the entrance lobby at the Sanibel Public Peters-Pike, “Mary Martin” will appear in Library. Art in Bloom will be on display Sponsored by. starting at noon on Tuesday, March 14. costume, sing, and answer questions about United her life and career on Broadway. The exhibit is also open from 9 a.m. to 5 Way p.m. on Wednesday, and 9 a.m. to noon on Shell Island Garden Club and Sanibel- c m ' ? Captiva Art League present “Art in Thursday, March 16. **>mm &Z&0- • See LIBRARY EVENTS, page 41 Sanibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibfl.com______Week of Wednesday, March 8.2017 M Page 28 itr i te at 0 yas a mn s 0 manatees 300 as many as coldest years, the 2010, 100 of In past one the in home. experienced winters winter Florida their Southwest Park when counties Manatee Charlotte and make Lee now both of manatee populations manatee the around it made behavior survival about num­ the time, Over River. Orange the and canal charge world remains a fascinating mystery. fascinating a remains world the to increased outflow the to migrating dis­ manatees of the ber of junction the at appeared manatees of handful dips below 70 degrees, but coastal development has has development coastal it difficult making but springs, natural these degrees, of many up dried 70 below dips large numbers seen today. 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T he at $1,000 (includes two tickets) Sa n ib e l C a p t iv a and $500 (includes one ticket). T r u s t C o m p a n y For tickets, contact Emilie Alfino at 472-4648 S ^ S m u k lO IKMMESMRMBMHi or via email at [email protected] C/5 ibei-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, March 8. 2017 M Page 34 The Dunes Golf and Golf Dunes The Carlos Bay, which is home to vast sea- sea- vast to home is which San Bay, crossing Carlos actually are you Causeway, ie Drn ti ssin w’l s our use we’ll session, sea this with During teeming are life. that gardens grass Sanibel Sea School programSchool Sea Sanibel 395-0900. call information, more Bay Tarpon 535 at Cinema, Island at play Wednesday,march Bar & Grill, 5400 S 5400 Grill, & Bar aie Fs House Fish Sanibel Road. Tickets are $5 per person. For For person. per $5 are Tickets Road. BIG ARTS FilmARTSBIG Seafood Grille 2499 Grille Seafood IL Cfelo Restaurant Cfelo IL Crow’s Nest Beach Nest Crow’s on bl Brewing Ybel Point a rle 15951 Grille, & Bar Sand Castle Road, Castle Sand George & Wendy's & George 11506 Andy Rosse Andy 11506 10 ny Rosse Andy 11509 11546 Andy Rosse Andy 11546 Summerlin Jake's Summerlin Casa Ybel Resort Ybel Casa Doc Ford’s Rum Ford’s Doc Traditions on the on Traditions Seas Plantation Seas 16120 San Carlos San 16120 Tennis Club, 949 Club, Tennis 1451 Middle Gulf Middle 1451 Blvd. Fort Myers Fort Blvd. 53 Periwinkle 1523 23 Periwinkle 1223 24 Periwinkle 1244 Road, Captlva Road, 2255 West Gulf West 2255 Periwinkle Way, Periwinkle 13 Periwinkle 2163 51 Periwinkle 1551 3111 West Gulf West 3111 The Jacaranda The Keyllme Bistro Keyllme 70 Harbour 17501 'sadIT . * ì V'IslandBIATt Captiva Drive, Captiva rv, Sanibel Drive, Drive, Sanibel Drive, Drive, Sanibel Drive, Beach Resort Beach ae Captlva Lane, "Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict" will will Addict" Art Guggenheim: "Peggy Lane, Captlva Lane, l » ili When you drive over the Sanibel Sanibel the over drive you When Patio Lounge Patio Lane, Captiva Lane, Way, Sanibel Way, Way, Sanibel Way, Points Drive, Points Way, Sanibel Way, a, Sanibel Way, Way, Sanibel Way, Mucky Duck Mucky LOCATION Fort Myers Fort Island Cow Island C Otters RC Company, Sundial Captlva Sanibel Traders Sanibel Beach

ENTERTAINMENT AT ENTERTAINMENT A FLE noon FELKER SAM SCOTT MCDONALD SCOTT O CNIE & SCHNEIDER ROY JAZZ AND MARTINI AND JAZZ aHME BLOOM RaSHIMBE OUTDOOR PATIO OUTDOOR ALLGOOD noon ALLGOOD MEAGAN ROSE MEAGAN & BILL SMOKIN KIM MAYFIELD KIM WEDNESDAY PATMcCUNE 4:30 to 9 p.m. 9 to 4:30 FACE 2 FACE 2 FACE 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 NIGHT WITH NIGHT 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o 11 p.m. to 8 DUSK DUO DUSK 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o1 p.m.11B to 6 to 9 p.m. 9 6 to 7 to 10 p.m. 10 to 7 WORKMAN KARAOKE SIR MITCH SIR FEDERICO 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 6:30 p.m 6:30 ROYCE 7 p.m. 7 CHRIS GENE LIVE

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ENTERTAINMENT AT ENTERTAINMENT FAMILY SHOW 6 p.m. 6 FAMILYSHOW ADULT SHOW 9 p.m. 9 SHOW ADULT WOODY BRUBAKER WOODY SCOTT MCDONALD SCOTT 9 p.m. to midnight to p.m. 9 OUTDOOR PATIO OUTDOOR BLUEGRASS JAM BLUEGRASS 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 10:30 to 7:30 of the road if you’re coming from from coming you’re if road the of that island the is -this A Island Causeway We Location: you. to up it’s - land dry on Sanibel. Cost for the program is $55. $55. 472-8585. call more is For information, noon. to program a.m. 9 the from is Session for Cost Sanibel. side left the or island the of side on west meet the will We Myers. Fort to closest is stay or us, with wade and Wear swimsuit two! your or crabs, seahorse a fish, even catch maybe and We’ll blades. seagrass will meet at the Causeway Island Park on on Park Island Causeway the at meet will seine nets to see who’s living between the the between living who’s see to nets seine & KATHY BUDA KATHY & MORGAN AND MORGAN RC MALIBU ERIC SAM FELKER SAM FACE 2 FACE 2 FACE FACE 2 FACE 2 FACE CRAB RACES CRAB PATMcCUNE 4:30 to 9 p.m. 9 to 4:30 McDOUGALL o1 p.m. 11 to 8 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 7 to 10 p.m. 10 to 7 THURSDAY 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 KARAOKE REDPATH FRIENDS 6:30 p.m 6:30 noon @ noon @ DANNY JAZZ & JAZZ STEVE PETER 7 p.m. 7 OPEN LIVE

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ENTERTAINMENT AT ENTERTAINMENT WOODY BRUBAKER WOODY KELLY NEFF BAND NEFF KELLY t t o c s & BARBARA SMITH BARBARA & hf eis Tlae f Sweet of Talmage Melissa Chef a in become to mullet potential of its and significance Florida, economic to 6 from School Sea Sanibel the at Fish ture mullet hors d'oeuvres prepared by by prepared d'oeuvres hors fea­ will mullet program ture pro­ This future. the sustainable in of tein source popular more Series, and historical Seafood the of overview an provides Sustainable GCU’s W Two of Tale A Mullet: Media’s Public HAROLD MITCHEM HAROLD ROYCE ALLGOOD ROYCE ‘A Tale of Two Fish’Screening Twoof ‘A Tale 8 p.m. The documentary, part of of part documentary, The p.m. 8 9 p.m. to midnight to p.m. 9 UDO PATIO OUTDOOR AN MORGAN DANNY PETER REDPATH PETER 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. 9:30 to 6:30 BUSTED STUFF BUSTED MARIO INFANTI MARIO THE WILDFIRE THE PATMcCUNE BLUES BAND BLUES 4:30 to 9 p.m. 9 to 4:30 to 11:30 p.m. 11:30 to FACE 2 FACE 2 FACE Enjoy an evening screening of WGCU WGCU of screening evening an Enjoy DAN TUDOR DAN 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 SATURDAY 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 FEDERICO 1 to 4 p.m. 4 1 to 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 8:30 p.m. 8:30 8:30 p.m. 8:30 noon @ 6:30 p.m 6:30 noon @ 7 p.m. 7 GENE M LIVE c D d l a n o

M s * « . - » ? - a ENTERTAINMENT AT ENTERTAINMENT KELLY NEFF BAND NEFF KELLY SCOTT MCDONALD SCOTT COCONUTS POOL COCONUTS UDO PATIO OUTDOOR JAD FRIENDS AND CJ AN MORGAN DANNY N RED @ FRIENDS AND MARC VEE noon VEE MARC GEO RODERICK GEO 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. 9 to p.m. 6 EGN ROSE MEAGAN BAR 1 to 4 p.m. 4 to 1BAR DAN CONFREY DAN EVERY FIRST EVERY SAM FELKER SAM to 11:30 p.m. 11:30 to FACE 2 FACE 2 FACE 4:30 to 9 p.m. 9 to 4:30 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o1 p.m.11 to 8 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o 1 p.m 11 to 8 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 JOHNSON DUSK DUO DUSK 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 SUNDAY 8:30 p.m. 8:30 REGGAE REDPATH SUNDAY 6:30 p.m 6:30 noon @ PETER 7 p.m. 7 DAVID LIVE

ENTERTAINMENT AT ENTERTAINMENT For more information, call 472-8585. 472-8585. call information, more For tion or to register, go to bigarts.org or call call or bigarts.org to informa­ go more register, to For or tion 22. March to 15 Feb. Sea Sanibel The sample. to an opportunity have will guests which Cafe, Melissa’s FAMILY SHOW 6 p.m. 6 FAMILYSHOW Pottery on the Wheel” by Marjorie Marjorie p.m., 6 by to 3:30 Wheel” Wednesday's, the Bronsted, on Pottery ARTSWorkshopBIG Way. Periwinkle 455 at located is School 395-0900. LIVE ISLAND STYLE ISLAND LIVE ADULT SHOW 9 p.m. 9 SHOW ADULT See ISLAND CALENDAR, page 36 page CALENDAR, ISLAND See BARBARA DEXTER BARBARA CHRIS WORKMAN CHRIS FRANK THOMSON FRANK ROYCE ALLGOOD ROYCE ALLGOOD ROYCE UDO PATIO OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT 5:30 to 8:30 p,m. 8:30 to 5:30 BRYAN HULING BRYAN BUCKEYE KEN BUCKEYE “Clay, Sculpting, Ceramics and and Ceramics Sculpting, “Clay, “MARGARITA CRAB RACES CRAB 4:30 to 9 p.m. 9 to 4:30 MONDAYS” 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o1 p.m. 11 to 8 6 to 10 p.m. 10 to 6 o1 p.m.11 to 8 6 to 9 p.m. 9 to 6 MONDAY 6:30 p.m 6:30 RENATA noon @ noon @ DUPUY MARK LIVE

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Save March For Music J* 2 0 1 7 Concerts are held at the Sanibel Congregational U.C.C. 2050 Periwinkle Way at 8:00 p.m.

Daedalus String Quartet Impressing critics and listeners alike with the security, interpretive ability and sheer gusto of their performance, this ensemble has established itself as a leader among the new generation of string quartets. Saturday, March 11 » $45 Sponsored by Bunny & Joel Ospa and Sanibel Captiva Community Bank ______Boston Chamber Music Society with Ann Hobson Pilot, Harp Vivid, compelling and first-rate, they are New England’s longest running chamber music captivasanibel.com society with a reputation for impassioned performances of control and freedom. Tuesday, March 14 • $45 Sponsored by Janet & Joseph Davie and Gene & Lee Seidler

Emerson String Quartet With an unparalleled list of achievements ______over three decades including nine Grammys they were inducted into the Classical Music Hall of Fame in 2010. Saturday, March 18 • $50 Sponsored by Sue & Tom Pick STOP BY TO SEE OUR Islander Sanibel-Captiva

An Evening with NEW EXHIBITS! George and Ira Gershwin D D O N R HOURLY TANK TALKS) Selections from their classic songs will be performed with piano accompaniment by an exciting young cast of singing actors. How Do Mollusks Tuesday, March 21 • $45 Sponsored by the LAT Foundation

1 * -* JtiaflW* I A ™ ... 1 » — Opera Theater of Connecticut lo o o o o - French Composers Including everything from grand opera to comic ' 1 opera, OTC will present selections from the rich French opera tradition sung by six professional singers along with witty commentary by Artistic 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Road Open Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Director Alan Mann. © Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Saturday, March 25 • $45 Q (239) 395-2233 www.ShellMuseum.org Sponsored by the Estate of Christine Johnson | & Friends o f Opera Tickets available on-line at t s m m www.sanibelmusicfestival.org

or by phone at 2 3 9 -3 4 4 -7 0 2 5 '--'J After February 15, Tickets may also be purchased at Bank of the Islands, 1699 Periwinkle Way M A R C H 2 0 1 7 or Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, 2475 Library Way. Cash or check only. MUSEUM $ x An Island Tradition o f am m Sanfcel Music Festival is grateful tor the support ot Lee County amt Souiiwest Floods Community F S IM » CAptlvA. I «. SPONSOR iwrwJtooÄNNtoUifidVäcattortS-f. oro Sanibel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibet.com______Week of W ednesday. March 8, 2017 M Page 36 est continuously exhibiting women’s art art women’s exhibiting continuously est Thursdays, 9 a.m. to noon. March 9. For For 9. March noon. to a.m. 9 Thursdays, 9 marchthursday, exhibit will be on display through March March through display on be will exhibit difficul­ had women when time a at artists formed was group The U.S. the in groups rdy ac 10 marchfriday, For p.m. 1 395-0900. call to a.m. information more 9 are hours gallery’s ty finding venues to show their work. The The work. their show to venues finding ty female of talents the showcase to 1953 in Petticoat Painters of Sarasota of Painters Petticoat the Marks Box Office at 395-0900. at Office Box Marks the the Saturday, and Friday through Monday Fridays, 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. 11:45 to 10:45 Fridays, ARTSWorkshopBIG Lynch, Sue call or bigarts.org by visit information, more Fabric and Paper ARTSBIGWorkshop IK. The gallery is open from 1 to 4 p.m. p.m. 4 to 1 from open is gallery The IK. The Petticoat Painters is one of the old­ the of one is Painters Petticoat The yntp Poes Sn rnig on Printing Sun Process: Cyanotype Beginner’s Tap by Bobby Logue, Logue, Bobby by Tap Beginner’s ISLANDCALENDAR From page 34 page From to register, go to to go register, to has been an been has Sebastian John with Anevening 395- call 0900. or bigarts.org John Sebastian John For more information or or information more For For over four decades decades four over For

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All proceeds benefit refuge such as “The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt anniversary on March 14, at the “Ding” conservation efforts. and the Crusade for America," and a series of histories Darling Visitor & Education Center on Available seating is limited to the focusing on American conservation efforts. Sanibel Island. He will speaking about his first 100 reservations. Contact Carrie Brinkley is a contributing editor to Vanity Fair, his­ new book, “Rightful Heritage: Franklin D. Alexander at (239) 472-1 100 ext. 256 tory professor at Rice University, former Roosevelt Roosevelt and the Land of America,” with or [email protected] to Scholar at Tulane, and fascinating speaker. dinner to follow. reserve. “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society- Douglas Brinkley History commentator for CBS News, March 31 DDWS scholarships application deadline Application deadline for about a dozen of $1,000 each. We applaud Tarpon Bay's scholarships from the “Ding” Darling commitment to conservation education, Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge always-generous support of the refuge, and ______(DDWS), ranging from $1,000 to $1,500 effective seeding of a program that now or more each, is March 31. High school annually awards up to $15,000 to local seniors, college, and graduate students in or students.” from Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry and Interested students can find more infor­ Glades counties pursuing degrees in envi­ mation and printable application forms at captivasanibd.com ronmental-related studies can apply. dingdarlingsociety.org/articles/student- The scholarships will be awarded at a scholarships. special ceremony at the J.N. “Ding” It is still possible to honor friends and Darling National Wildlife Refuge on family members with a conservation schol­ Sanibel Island in June 2017. arship in their name. 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Lenten study opportunities 8,2017 March Wednesday, of Week During this Lenten season, Sanibel rials can be prepared for participants in stunning new shows Congregational United Church of Christ is advance, although advance registration is offering several special opportunities for not required. On Friday evening, Feb. 17, BIG study and growth. The following programs ■ ‘Twelve Steps to a New Life," on ARTS hosted a reception celebrating are all free and open to the public. Wednesdays, March 22, 29 and April 5, two special new art exhibits in its gal­ Reservations are not required. with identical programs at 10 a.m. and 7:30 leries. The Phillips Gallery displayed ■ “Bible Study,” now through April 11, p.m., is an examination of Twelve-Step many impressive works by The Petticoat from 10:30 tol 1:30 a.m„ will focus on the Spirituality and the concepts that undergird Painters, while in the smaller Founders Letter of James. This brief but powerful recovery programs such as Alcoholics Gallery viewers were treated to an book of the Bible explores some very impor­ Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, Al- exhibit composed entirely of miniature tant issues, including how we can and should Anon and many others. ‘Twelve Steps to a paintings. put our faith into action. It is the source of New Life” will explore the origins of the The Petticoat Painters group is one of the well-known maxim, “Faith without steps, and look at each one of the steps in the oldest continuously exhibiting works is dead.” Bring a Bible. detail. The course will involve film, lecture women’s art groups in the U.S. It was ■ “Booked for Lunch,” on Tuesday, and discussion. founded in 1953, at a time when women April 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. will ■ “Balance and Fall Prevention,” on had difficulty finding a venue to show their work. Membership is limited to 20 include reviews of important works of fic­ Sunday, March 26, 12:15 p.m., will feature ______tion and non-fiction. Participants may bring physical therapist Rachel Tritaik, who will members and is by invitation only, as PROVIDED a bag lunch; beverages are provided. give a presentation on balance and fall pre­ the group reaches out to outstanding “Mime 3” by Rita Skozen. ■ “The Nature of Nature,” on vention. Tritaik owns and manages Island new talent working in the Sarasota area. Wednesdays, March 8 and 15, with identical Therapy Center. She has lectured on topics The excellent quality of the works on larger paintings. She complimented the view in the Phillips Gallery reflects the show as including an interesting variety sessions at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., will be including osteoporosis, stroke, arthritis, captivasanibelxom co-taught by the Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, fall/fracture prevention and back care and serious talent of the 18 artists who cur­ of styles and techniques. senior pastor at SCUCC, and Dr. Thomas body mechanics. Lunch will be served. rently belong to the group. Their work The miniature exhibit’s first place Cooley, Professor of English Emeritus from ■ “Bridges of Hope,” on Sunday, April includes both highly accomplished tra­ winner was Carol Rosenberg for her Ohio State. The classes will include an 2, at 12:15 p.m., will be a discussion on ditional painting and innovative contem­ “Self Portrait” that consisted only of a exploration of the work of Henry David mental illness led by Joanne Halt, M.A. porary approaches that range from beautifully rendered eye. Rita Skoczen Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Emily the Faith Net representative for NAMI clever representational paintings to won second place with “Mime 3” and Dickinson, using different selections and (National Alliance on Mental Illness) of interesting abstracts and purely non-rep- Maureen Ginipro's "Secret Gardens” looking at biographical/historical contexts, Lee, Charlotte and Hendry Counties. She resentational works. The unifying factor took third. Suzanne Bennett’s “Green will present a PowerPoint presentation and in the show is the very high quality of all Beetle" and Mary Malm’s “Hold Me

to consider “The Nature of Nature.” ______■ “White Privilege,” on Tuesdays discussion on mental illness, the role of faith the pieces. Closer, Tiny Dancer” were awarded from March 14 through April 11, from 2 communities in supporting families, and the Over in the Founders Gallery, some honorable mentions, and Joan Reynolds to 3:30 p.m., is a special seminar/group resources that NAMI supplies at a local miniature paintings are on display, none received a merit award for "Keeping discussion focusing on the issue of “White level. Lunch will be served. of them larger than about four by six Watch.” inches in size. This “Itty Bitty Art The great variety and talent of the

Privilege.” How do those of us who are Sanibel Congregational United Church of Islander Sani bel-Captiva white perceive race? How do we perceive Christ is located at 2050 Periwinkle Way, Exhibit” is a juried exhibit. Judge Petticoat Painters, and the interesting our own racial identity? The course will across from the Periwinkle Place shopping Daphne Hammond explained that creat­ and unusual collection of “itty bitty" be closed after the second week. A sign­ area. For more information, call (239) 472- ing miniature art is a challenging experi­ pictures, make these two BIG ARTS up sheet will be available in Fellowship 0497, stop in the office or visit sani- ence for artists accustomed to creating exhibits well worth a visit. Hall, or call to sign up, so that study mate­ belucc.org.

Library events From page 27 On Friday, March 17 at 10 a.m. Duane Anthony Idaspe of Informed Choice will about her harrowing tale of surviving handling of fruits and vegetables. Shaffer will review the invention of tanks present a program about Medicare choic­ Nazi-occupied Europe. The public is invited to these library and their impact on World War I. es at 10 a.m. on March 22. This event is Safeguarding your computer against programs. There is no registration W.C. Highfield will be doing a pres­ for educational purposes only, presenter is viruses and malware is only part of inter­ required mid no additional cost to partici­ entation and signing of his new book, not connected with the Federal Medicare net safety. Learning what not to post, what pate. Sanibel Public Library cards are “Liberated: A program. RSVP to Informed Choice at is safe to look at and how to present your­ available to all residents of Sanibel and World War Two (239) 208-7090. Informed Choice will self while interacting with your internet Lee County, Florida, at no charge. Visitor LIBERATED Memorial of Lt. repeat this program at the library at 10 community could impact your personal library cards are available for a $ 10 annu­ al fee. For more information about the AWodd War 11 .Virmmr Harlan E. a.m. on April 22. safety. This presentation by Lee County of Highfield” at 2 Just as pearls are protected by strong Sheriffs Office at 2 p.m. on Monday, Sanibel Public Library, call (239) 472- Ü . Harlan ?.. Highfrdd p.m. on March exterior shells to preserve their beauty, we March 27 is designed to teach you how to 2483 or visit sanlib.org. 21. The book too must build and maintain our protec­ use technology in a manner presents a factu­ tive shell to preserve our health. Brandon that protects you and your al timeline of Greiner R.N. B.S.N. assistant director of assets. H i g h f i e 1 d ’ s nursing at Dial-A-Nurse will review At 2 p.m. on March 29, father’s WW II health topics 2 p.m. on March 23. He will Rob Shewfelt will talk experiences. talk about blood pressure, blood glucose, about processed food - “Liberated” body fat, nutrition, exercise, flexibility and why “it’s not as bad as W. C. Highfield chronicles and coping with stress at the library dur­ you think.” Shewfelt is Harlan’s train­ ing this Health Fair. Professor Emeritus of Food ing as a P-40 fighter pilot in the U. S. Holocaust survivor Irene Skolnick, Science and Technology at Army Air Corps. After being shot down in was bom in the southeastern Polish city of the University of Georgia. the Tunisian desert, Harlan spent more Przemysl to a prominent orthodox Jewish He was part of an interdis­ a t U T C than two years as a P.O.W. in Italy and family. She was just two years old when ciplinary research team Germany. Hitler invaded Poland. 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Katie Gardenia to make appearance at South Seas Island Resort By ASHLEY GOODMAN move to the island and purchased The Owl and the Pussy [email protected] Cat gift shop with hopes of turning it into a restaurant.

Katie Gardenia, who originally opened The Bubble After months of hard work, Gardenia opened The Bubble To go: ______Room May 27, 1979. For the first few months, they Room 38 years ago, will be recounting the early years of Who: Katie Gardenia. the restaurant next Tuesday in the Captiva Ballroom at lived upstairs above the restaurant. When: Tuesday, March 14. South Seas Island Resort. “It took much longer than we thought, so we ran out Where: South Seas Island Resort's Captiva Gardenia initially came to Captiva in 1978 to get mar­ of money and we didn’t get to do the kind of restaurant Ballroom. ried. we wanted to do,” Gardenia said. Time: 5:30 to 6 p.m. - Complimentary hors captivasanibel.com “I had never been to Florida, I’m from Texas so we The restaurant’s name is derived from her grandmoth­ d’oeuvres, Bubble Room desserts and a cash drove all the way through Florida and I thought it was er’s bubble lights that she used to decorate her Christmas bar. Program begins at 6 p.m. First come, first absolutely horrible with all the billboards and everything tree with. seated. and then we came over the bridge and down the winding Basically, it was a throw-together which was going Cost: Free. road with the Australian pines almost like a canopy over to change after we made some money,” she said. the road, I fell in love with it,” Gardenia said. Since Gardenia did not have much money for adver­ Gardenia and her then-husband made a permanent tising, she made her own brochures and went down to day and that’s what I believe in. 1 learned how to bake Bailey’s herself and put them on every car’s windshield from her but 1 never thought I’d be baking 19 different in the parking lot. desserts a day and bread and buns,” she laughs. “The first night we opened at 5 p.m. and nobody came Gardenia said that one of her favorite aspects of own­ ______and nobody came and I kept thinking ‘Well this isn’t so ing The Bubble Room were the unique people she met good’ and then around 6:30 p.m., we had 27 seats seat along the way. full,” Gardenia said. “There was a couple who used to come over, they As the restaurant became more popular, Gardenia had owned a private island and they would come by boat. to keep on adding rooms then eventually use the upstairs They would bring me mangoes and avocados. One night, Islander Sanibel-Captiva area where she lived for dining. he brought me a brown paper bag and 1 opened it up and “For the first year, I did not leave that building. 1 was everybody in the dining room said 1 screamed so loud there baking and cooking. I didn’t own a freezer so every they could hear out there. He brought me frog legs with day, I’d start from scratch and make my own sticky buns all their toe nails painted,” Gardenia said. and bread. It was a labor of love,” she said. Eventually, Gardenia sold her restaurant in 1989 and Many of the obscure items found in The Bubble Room moved on to new adventures. She now lives in North came from stores she went to all across the U.S. and from Carolina in a 200-year-old post office that also houses patrons who dropped things off at the back door. her gallery. “I’d look up and someone would be holding a Shirley In the meantime, she released her memoir, “A Bubble Temple doll that was their grandmother’s,” she said. Moment” in 2011. She also still makes her signature ASHLEY GOODMAN Most of the recipes came from her grandmother, the hand-crafted dolls which she has sold to various collec­ Katie Gardenia, previous owner of The Bubble other ones she says were “accidents.” tors all over the world. Gardenia has a new children’s Room, will share her early memories of the “My grandmother had a restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio, book in the works as well and she will be redesigning the restaurant March 14 at South Seas Island and she was from Poland and didn’t speak English. Her menu again for The Bubble Room. She said the current Resort. one word was “consistency,” it had to be the same every­ owners still keep her very involved. World Day of Prayer at Chapel by the Sea March 10 The historic Captiva Chapel by the Sea is a communal way of laboring on neigh­ is hosting this year’s World Day of Prayer bors’ farms and sharing the harvest on Friday, March 10 at 11 a.m. Other .among all. It is a way to build and sus­ Sanibel churches participating are St. tain a community. The theme for 2017 is Michael and All Angels Episcopal taken from Matthew 20:1-16, the parable Church, St. Isabel Catholic Church, of the laborers in the vineyard. While Sanibel Community Church and Jesus see nothing wrong in giving gener­ Congregational United Church of Christ. ously, the workers react differently and World Day World Day of Prayer (WDP) is a feel entitled to receive more. As we listen of Prayer worldwide ecumenical movement of to the women of the Philippines through­ Planning women of many faith traditions who come out the worship service, we are called to Committee. together to observe a common day of confess, to take responsibility, and to prayer each year on the first Friday in answer God’s call for justice. PHOTO March. Each year a different country WDP’s motto, “Informed prayer leads to PROVIDED serves as the writer of the World Day of prayerful action,” affirms that prayer and Prayer worship service. The 2017 World action are inseparable and that both have Day of Prayer services will begin a the immeasurable influence. As we observe first sunrise on March 3 in the Pacific WDP 2017, millions of God’s people suffer region and, following the Earth’s orbit, violence, exploitation, the effects of a global will spread around the world. economic crisis, and the hardships of emi­ For 2017, the women of the gration. We encourage you to begin thinking Philippines invite us to consider these about actions that you can take to further words: “Am I being unfair to you?” the expand God’s kingdom. Throughout the WDP is supported by sacrificial and and faith traditions. World Day of Prayer women of the Philippines share their sto­ service, the women of WDP Philippines benevolent mission offerings given by USA promotes justice and equality for ries of intergenerational wisdom, tradi­ invite us to accept Jesus' infinite blessing individuals through these annual services. women throughout prayer, partnerships, tions and experiences of God’s profound and exhort us to receive others into the king­ Each of the 170 countries celebrating service and celebration. A lunch featuring love and acceptance. We will learn of a dom of God. Let us walk in faith and prayer­ WDP has an ecumenical committee of Philippine cuisine will be served after the cultural practice called “dagyaw”, which ful action. women representing many cultures, races service. Sanibel-Captiva Islander______capti vasanibel.corn______Week of Wednesday, March 8 , 20 lae e rprd o s yu Ape D n Pswr. 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Marks also touched upon the defini­ or a futon. In 1986, the Planning Commission When the subdivision was approved, tion of a kitchen because he believes City Attorney Ken Cuyler said that reviewed several applications that he said the city designed the lot as a there was mention of a microwave, issue does not matter when used as an involved single-family homes with sep­ duplex lot. small refrigerator and small sink. After office, or an art studio, or a bedroom, as arate pod structures, resulting in short- Benjamin Pople, with the City of Pople said the only mention he knew long as it does not have a separate form applications when the develop­ Sanibel planning department, said the about was a sink in the restroom, it kitchen. ment permit had a minimum wall-to- design shows that the wall-to-wall sep­ ignited another question from Marks “1 think the planning staff is trying to wall separation between principal struc­ aration is more than 12 feet. He said the after it was stated the bathroom would point out it would still be considered as ture and pod structure not exceeding 12 structure did not show a kitchen design also have a toilet and a shower. a single unit even if it were converted to feet, the pod structure is connected to and does not have a separate living area “Some restrooms just have a sink, a bedroom," he said. the main structure with a deck/walkway and is integrated into the use of the sin­ and a toilet, and some have a shower. Planning Commissioner Holly Smith and roof and the pod structure does not gle-family residence. To me it is more of a secondary domi­ said in her past life she was an apprais­ contain a separate kitchen facility. “Staff finds that the proposed addi­ cile because if you are just going down er on the island and has seen numerous On Tuesday, Feb. 28, the Planning tion is not a separate use, or structure,” to your office to work you don't need a pods that have been built from ground Commission discussed a long-form appli­ he said. shower,” Marks said. “All you need is a up. or as an addition later on. cation for a development permit for prop­ Chairman Phillip Marks said there restroom.” “1 think we need to be very careful erty located at 1233 Middle Gulf Drive. are several sabel palms that are in the Planning Director James Jordan said that we are not micromanaging whether The pod structure proposed use was an footprint. He said since they are native the design and layout points more to a a microwave is considered a kitchen, or office and art studio with a bathroom. palms they need to be moved, but not nonbedroom, than a bedroom. He said an undercounted refrigerator is consid­ ______The proposed addition includes a 29 cut down. even if it were converted to a bedroom ered a kitchen. I do not believe they are. foot wall-to-wall separation between “I guess if they cannot move them at some later time, the use itself as a If it has a range, and an oven, that is the existing residence and the pod. The safely, then they will have to replace bedroom does not change the outside typically what is considered a kitchen,” connection will be done by a existing them. I believe the Department of appearance of the structure. she said. “How many people have a sec­ breezenewspapers.com covered porch area through a covered Natural Resources says every one you “As long as that use does not pertain, ond refrigerator in their home? Their walkway, a roof. cut down, you have to put two in. The in the staff’s opinion, a separate kitchen laundry room does not constitute a sec Steve Hartsell, of Pavese Law Firm, sabel palms are very easily transplant­ facility. That is the issue we have had in ond kitchen. 1 think we need to be care­ spoke on behalf of his clients Stephen ed. Even if they are just a little bit out­ the past that these have become guest ful that we are not trying to judge and Ellen Baugh. He said towards the side of the tape area, with all the con­ homes, grammy quarters, or nanny whether it is an art studio, or a bedroom north is the wetland preservation area, struction and compact to the soil, it will quarters,” Jordan said. because the rules are allowed they can which extends into the applicant’s lot affect those palms and probably Marks said to the millennial, 25-40 have this, whether it is a bedroom, keeping them from being able to build a decline. They need to be moved some­ years of age do not even know how to office, or art studio, or whatever they connecting addition directly to the where else on the property, probably use a stove - a microwave, a small want to call it. It’s allowable on its existing home. somewhere else before the construction refrigerator and a sink is a complete code.” “They are staying out of the wetlands begins,” he said. kitchen to these people. He also touched Hartsell said it clearly does not have ______there, which puts them on the other side Pople said the vegetation plan does upon the proposed office and art studio a kitchen, or believe there is a of their existing pool cage. call for transplanting native plants in could be used as a sleeping area when microwave or refrigerator called for in Consequently what they have done was the area, which are proposed to be family gatherings take place. Marks the addition. sad Reporter Island

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to underwrite Chef Kroner’s participation in this Reporte: Island event, “ said Uhler. “It has been so interesting work­ ing with her and local purveyors to plan the menu and other details for the 31 st. It will be a wonderful PHOTO PROVI OLD evening.” SCCF Executive Director Erick Lindblad and President Gwenda Hiett-Clements raise a toast with This year’s event is currently sold out, but SCCF Sanibel-Captiva Trust Company Executive Vice President Robin Cook and Founder and Chairman Al is hopeful it can be presented again in 2018. Hanser. "1 Executive director of Audubon Guided native Florida to speak at COTI meeting vegetation, Eric Draper, execu­ nation at Corkscrew resource protection and land conser­ landscaping tours tive director of Swamp Sanctuary along vation. He served on the executive Audubon Florida, will with the Center for Birds committee for the successful 2014 be the keynote speaker of Prey in Maitland and Amendment 1 campaign. of City Hall grounds at COTI’s upcoming manages the Lake Draper currently serves on the The City of Sanibel Vegetation Committee is annual meeting, at 9 Okeechobee Marsh and boards of Sustainable Florida and the offering guided native vegetation and landscaping a.m. Wednesday, Rookery Bay sanctuaries Florida Ocean Alliance and is co­ tours of City Hall grounds, planted exclusively with March 22, at the among others. The chair of the Florida Working Forest native plants. The next tour is Wednesday, March 8, Sanibel Community organization fields 70 Partnership. beginning promptly at 10 a.m. House, 2173 professional staff, 1,700 Draper studied philosophy at the The upcoming tour dates include Saturday, March Periwinkle Way. He volunteers and enjoys University of South Florida and was 25, Wednesday, April 12 and Saturday, April 22. will speak on the sci­ the support of 60,000 an adjunct instructor with Florida Come walk the grounds for ideas on planting ence and politics driv­ paid and online mem­ State University’s Political Science native vegetation that requires no fertilizer. Come see ing Everglades restora­ bers and 45 local chap­ Department. how to plant a garden that reseeds itself with very lit­ tion and estuary recov­ ters. Audubon Florida’s COTI invites the community’s tle maintenance, is good for the environment and will ery. Draper calls it Florida’s greatest science staff conduct extensive input on issues affecting the island. attract birds and butterflies. environmental challenge, in lining up Everglades and coastal bird habitat Send an email to [email protected]. To Vegetation Committee members will provide valu­ public support for reducing pol­ field research. read past commentaries on island able information on proper planting and care of native lution and getting the water right. Draper is recognized as a leading issues, visit www.coti.org, or visit vegetation. The City of Sanibel encourages planting Audubon Florida operates and longtime advocate for Committee of the Islands on of vegetation that is indigenous to the area as it Florida’s premiere ecotourism desti- Everglades restoration, water Facebook. requires very little maintenance, no fertilizer, and no supplemental irrigation. Registration is not required. Attendees meet at the Audubon ‘Ding’ Darling bird walk March 11 main entrance to City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road, in The next bird walk of the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon 2017 season will be Saturday, March 11, at the J.N. “Ding” front of the main staircase. For additional information Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Meet in the overflow parking lot to the left as you drive in at 8 a.m. These bird regarding the guided native vegetation tour, contact walks are open to the public and all levels of experience. Refuge fees will apply. The Duck Stamp and Federal Senior the City’s Natural Resources Department at (239) Pass are accepted. For more information visit www.san-capaudubon.org. 472-3700. £ land Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, March 8. 2017 ■ Page 56 potential savings of more than $500. than more of savings potential atcptn iln rsarns a restaurants, island 28 participating at good coupons one for con­ two and tains contribution, $35 a for able Club put the books on sale Tuesday, Tuesday, sale on books the put Club before they sell out. sell they before up one pick to sure make so 7, March Kiwanis the year, This released. they are when books coupon one for two rush to get the new “Diners Delight” Delight” “Diners new the get to rush of intensity,” Sebastian said. Sebastian intensity,” of band’s early years. Buck Owens and The Buckaroos were Buckaroos The and Owens Buck years. early band’s that day, our musical relationship started with quite a bit a quite with started relationship musical our day, that to be if you were going to be 16 in 1960, you pretty pretty you 1960, in 16 be to going were you if be to ing through most of it. They were like rockabillies. From From rockabillies. like were They it. Beatle’s of play­ most were the We through Show. ing watched Sullivan Ed and the on around sat appearance first all We there. who was Elliot, Papas. the & Cass Mamas through The of met singers the of Two one was 1964. in Spoonful place.” the better a picked were have couldn’t much Guthrie Woody and Ives Burl whole my people childhood. interesting with teeming was house The notable ones,” Sebastian said. “It was the perfect place place perfect the was “It said. Sebastian ones,” notable Kiwanis ‘Diners Delight’ coupon books on sale now sale on books coupon Delight’ ‘Diners Kiwanis musician and my mother was a writer, mostly for radio. radio. for mostly writer, a was mother my and musician today. is he BIG at 10, March Friday, Sanibel on appearance ever ing the ’50s and ’60s played a large part in shaping who who shaping in part large a played ’60s and ’50s the ing RS Shi Hl a 8 p.m. 8 at Hall Schein ARTS’ band, the Lovin’ Spoonful will make his first- first- his make will Spoonful Lovin’ the band, rock folk ByASHLEY GOODMAN Making magic: John Sebastian to perform at BIG ARTS BIG at perform to Sebastian John magic: Making Coupons can be used starting May 1 May starting be used can Coupons The popular coupon book is avail­ is book coupon popular The Every year at this time there’s a a there’s time this at year Every In addition to the Beatles, Sebastian recalls during the the during recalls Sebastian Beatles, the to addition In Zal and day one house her to over me invited “Cass Sebastian and formed the Lovin’ Lovin’ the formed Yanovsky Zal and Sebastian "It had a tremendous effect. 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Island for grams pro­ to recreation and uses education Dinner support Foundation Club’s Kiwanis Spaghetti annual club’s Printing as long as they last. they as long as Printing Delight” program, together with the the with together program, Delight” Q Red Big and Bank Community sale at Bank of the Islands, San Cap Cap San Islands, the of Bank at sale on be also will and members Kiwanis December mid- through good are and 2017. Books can be obtained from from obtained be can Books 2017. The long-running “Diners “Diners long-running The PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO entific exhibits. entific artistic and sci­ and artistic crafts, art, shell shells, featured show day three books, judged books, The occasion. celebrate the celebrate help to dance atten­ in were Jennings Jim oni Member Council Denham and Denham annual 80th the Mayor Mick Mayor Vice Ruane, Kevin Mayor Shell Sanibel Festival began. Festival before House Community ceremony was ceremony March 2, at the at 2, March Thursday, held A ribbon cutting ribbon A cutting held for held cutting EHN MCCOY MEGHAN Sanibel Shell Sanibel 80th annual 80th Festival Ribbon

REPORTER d islan owner of Pfeifer Realty Group, and are produced by 7-time 7-time by produced are and Group, Realty Pfeifer of owner broker- Pfeifer, Eric by sponsored are films Both 20. March premiere of “Postcards & Photos from Sanibel” on Monday, Monday, on Sanibel” from Photos & “Postcards of premiere shown on Monday, March 13. This will be followed by the by followed be will This 13. March Monday, on shown House. Community Sanibel The at Mondays Community House Community at documentaries two Mondays, Two the early days to come visit. I just found it to be a very very a be to said. it Sebastian found place,” just I visit. comfortable come to days early the Sebastian.” To purchase tickets go to bigarts.org or call call or bigarts.org to 395-0900. go tickets (239) purchase To Sebastian.” an East Coast tour which began March 7 and resides in in resides wife. and his with 7 York March New began Woodstock, which tour Coast East an “Roadhouse Blues” and “Little Red Rooster.” Red “Little and Blues” “Roadhouse solo first his on vocals album. backing provided they exchange, “Déjà Vu” by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. In In Young. & Nash song Stills, the Crosby, for by harmonica Vu” played and “Déjà Sebastian Nash & Stills Doors. Crosby, the Moon, Keith Leary, Timothy said. Sebastian it,” did what really That’s way. mod­ more em A way. “our” dancing was she and room the of there was a young girl that had made her way into the back back the into way her made had that girl young a was there after night, One venue. roll n’ rock real a wasn’t It chess. we had been playing there for about a week, we noticed noticed we week, a about playing for there mixed and playing been coffee had somewhat we Italian was drinking guys audience old The between place. singer’s club. a of back the in herself by dancing girl young a

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t www.SanibelStories.com. at o o sl a Te omnt Hue and House Community The at sale on now Bailey’s. Community House,” Pfeifer said. Pfeifer House,” Community these ‘Sanibel Stories' is a great way to give give to have to pleased way are We great community. the to back a is Stories' ‘Sanibel these aswy hv eeae ery 3,0 in donations. support community $30,000 nearly generated have Causeway” Sanibel Artists” and “Sanibel Before the the Before “Seven “Sanibel and Sanibel,” on Artists” Up Sanibel “Growing films Eric Pfeifer of Pfeifer Realty Group. Previous Previous Group. Realty Pfeifer of Pfeifer Eric film. the of narrative the in Sanibel legendary by taken photos 20 nearly photographer Charlie McCullough are included included are McCullough Charlie photographer addition, In past. Sanibel’s from stories trate years.” the over Island Sanibel on life day-to-day the on reflect 100 percent of the ticket sales go to the the to go sales ticket the of percent 100 fact-based, with imagined letters and cards that that cards and letters imagined with fact-based, hog 14. atrsi tenraie s all is narrative “the said 1884 Carter from 1947. Sanibel” through from postcards and ters “let­ reading narrators with style,” Bums “Ken for a showing at Shell Point. Shell at showing a for house full another plus House, Community the tage film from the 1940s through the yearly yearly the through 1940s the from film tage Carter. E. David winner Emmy 0. h etr fl a a orsl-us at sell-outs four had has film feature The 60s. More details on the documentary can seen can be on the details documentary More Tickets for both films are $7 each, and are and each, $7 are films both for Tickets W sosr hs fls eas telling because films these sponsor “We This is the fourth documentary sponsored by sponsored documentary is fourth the This oeta 10ps ad n hts illus­ photos and cards post 150 than More Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report “Postcards & Photos from Sanibel” is done done is Sanibel” from Photos & “Postcards “Sanibel Before the Causeway” features vin­ features the Causeway” Before “Sanibel Page 57 57 Page U ISLAND FACES 2017 8, March Wednesday, of Week ‘The Jungle Book’ rehearsals in full swing Creative Theater Workshop began its rehearsals for “The Jungle Book.” a production that will first take the stage at the Community House at 7 p.m. Friday, March 31, show casing 30 talented youngsters ages 5 to 13. The comedy brings the characters Baloo, Mowgli, King Louie and Shere Khan to life through many favorite songs. Tickets, which are $5 for kids 12 and younger and $10 for adults, can be purchased at www.ctw.life, or up to an hour before the show begins. The shows are at 7 p.m. Friday, March 31, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday, April 2, and at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7. PHOTOS PROVIDED ______breezenewspapers.com ______

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ABOVE LEFT: The cast includes 20 roles,, as well as 10 children performing in the chorus. ABOVE RIGHT & BELOW: Megan Leonard, a former Rockette and Broadway actor, taught a musical theater workshop at one of the rehearsals.

“The Jungle Book” performance includes colorful characters and toe-tap­ ping jungle rhythm.

LEFT: The actresses and actors gave it their all during rehearsal.

RIGHT: The rehearsal included drills of all kinds. Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, March 8, 2017 U Page 58 can provide fast action and lots of smiles. Also, look for look Also, smiles. of lots and action fast provide can have you If bottom. same the over feeding often are cobia often in hirge numbers. Inshore, look for them over areas areas over them for look Inshore, numbers. hirge in often family down visiting over spring break, this type fishing fishing type this break, spring over visiting down family hed ern o pnih yu ely i te cl in scale the tip trout. big really pilchards, some you land live to some pinfish, favor or your catch can herring mid-day you if during thread feet 6 course, to 3 of from and, depths in choice fish great big on for keying look often mornings, are calm the trout On larger baitfish. the oily plenty, slight a catching sometimes move, a make ones, small catching with a mixed grass bottom in 4 to 9-foot depths. depths. 9-foot to 4 in bottom grass mixed a with ae pu cn e edy A wm r rn bi i a is bait crank or top- swim A worked deadly. properly be a can where plug water shallows the prowling only are you if size, similar in 24 schooled measuring some with “gators,” called of influx huge a and water warm of tion Bluefish, trout, jack crevalle, big ladyfish, sharks and and sharks ladyfish, big crevalle, jack trout, Bluefish, move is all that’s needed. Although live shrimp are are shrimp live Although needed. that’s often all is are move trout The larger. or inches We size. in and also but pass, numbers weeks in the as just not better and better fish. to time great progresses. a to is month fish the Spring as game and hungry very predator get for look schools food, bait large as begin well tions will see an increase in large trout, often often trout, large in increase an see will combina­ the With waters. our into move February of month and the fishing, out spring closed of we jump-start arrival will the that With in year Florida. the of fishing Southwest best the of some to in water temperature, the bait fish migra­ fish rise a bait the With days. temperature, mild water in pretty some days with warmer expect should we March March will bring som e of the best fishing best the of e som bring will March Gaubatz: Seventh and Eighth. Terry Terry Eighth. and Seventh Gaubatz: Ricotta and Doc Lubinski. Doc and Ricotta Jimbo and Gates Gator Sixth. and Fifth Mike First, Bates. were: John winners and year's Last Riegert, John Ennis, March Monday, for scheduled nament John ace Sandycapper over wins two a fashion to Johnson Kip against disaster Crew. and Doane, Dave Ricotta. Gordon, Terry Steve ers Randv Carson; Fourth. Kevin Pottorf; Pottorf; Third. Kevin Ennis; Fourth. Rich Carson; Second. Randv DeWitt: McCurry, Rich are date to Entered 27. tour­ singles annual Leagues the for fees with cause Legion the helped Lubinski Legion Fresh over victory 12-8 Sandycappers a help to post Buntrock. Gates Kip Gator and Russell, Tarzan against Café the paced Mindel Pete and Carson, Sanibel 8-ball Pool League results League Pool 8-ball Sanibel Karla McCurry, Bob Buntrock. Rich Rich Buntrock. Bob McCurry, Karla Doc Riegert. Bates. John over win 3-1 Randy shoot­ Bunt’s Gelpi, with ties 2-2 Chip earning team Café. Sanibel Matt and McCurry Rich against 4-0’s Kevin Pottorf racked up 3-1 efforts efforts 3-1 up racked Pottorf Kevin Ball Bunt's place first lead to Hall Busters to a 14-6 pasting of last place place last of pasting 14-6 a to Busters Spanish mackerel should invade local waters and and waters local invade should mackerel Spanish Inshore sea trout fishing should get get should fishing trout sea Inshore beginning the is March of month The SPORTS Tom Yorgey shook off last week's week's last off shook Yorgey Tom Six players have paid their $20 entry entry $20 their paid have players Six and Murza, Gary Cunningham, Jack Mike DeWitt and Rich Ennis posted posted Ennis Rich and DeWitt Mike wins, 243 lost 243 wins, 27: Feb. through Standings Feb. 27 results: 27 Feb. lost 252 lost 217 lost 128 wins, welcome. are Spectators awards tournament, singles its before night, 5 p.m., at Legion Post 123. 123. Post Legion at p.m., 5 night, 8- Senior match Myers Fort challenge North the annual against and banquet, Ball League. Play starts every Monday Monday every starts Play League. Ball The League has three weeks to play play to weeks three has League The Snyapr 12 Sandycappers ■ 6 Café Sanibel 14 ■ Busters Ball Bunt’s ■ ■ Fresh Legion Crew 8 Crew Legion Fresh ■ wins, 168 Café: Sanibel 177 Fourth: ■ Crew: Legion Fresh Third: ■ wins, 203 Sandycappers: 292 Second: ■ Busters: Ball Bunt’s First: ■ Capt. Bill Russell Bill Capt. n the On Water oe r oio ad o ore sak. ac i noto­ is alba- March false sharks. tarpon, course, of and, include barracuda, could bonito, snapper, or that mackerel, core battle a including king for bag looking cobia, fish mixed larger few a find will anglers it’s released; be to snook all handle carefully to effort month for spring break. If you have friends or family or friends have you If break. spring for month calm some be should offshore. there get but to days month windy a riously a and mackerel pompano, porgy, grunts, sheepshead, no released, be to species. fish the any what with this matter do to habit great a choose to release all snook caught. Please make an an make Please caught. snook all release to small choose the in one land to difficult it’s Although coast. snook of any size are a blast to catch and most anglers anglers most and catch to blast a are size any of snook 5-inch slot (28-inch minimum - 33-inch maximum), maximum), 33-inch - minimum (28-inch slot 5-inch A short distance offshore around nearshore reefs reefs nearshore around offshore distance short A lt f iios r dw fo te ot this North the from down are visitors of lot A

two months (March and April) on our our on April) and (March months two largest snook. the plus of season, some the of trout hook to common While targeting these areas for reds, it’s it’s reds. reds, winter for areas oversize these few the a targeting to plus 18 While than the slot average in running 27-inch on larger most and with Fish be months, bars. shorelines redfish should oyster into mangrove hook along the to time under good a are beaches. the impressive have these you with if battle do to ready desire and rigged rod, the off distance short a and inlets passes, should also make an appearance off the the off season appearance the an of make also tarpon should first The fighters. sharks spinner and blacktip Big beaches. Gulf the of any near schooling mackerel love eating mackerel - keep a heavier heavier a keep - mackerel eating love Snook season is open for the next next the for open is season Snook year the of tides high spring first Our lse ofrd o al gs n fit­ and ages all for offered Classes center front desk or at www.mysani- www.mysani- recreation at or the bel.com. desk at front available center are tions es ees Dtie cas descrip­ class Detailed levels. 2015. 5, ness Oct. classes, fitness Monday, of began up line which new a for Join the Sanibel Recreation Center Center Recreation Sanibel the Join ■ 5:30 p.m. Restorative Yoga Restorative p.m. Yoga 5:30 Flow ■ Vinyasa Aerobics p.m. 12 Water ■ Deep a.m. 10:30 ■ Zumba a.m. 10 ■ Cardio-Sculpt 50/50 a.m. 7 ■ ■ 9 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Water Shallow a.m. 9 ■ Zone Cycle p.m. H20 5:30 ■ Yogalates a.m. 10:30 Sculpting ■ Power a.m. 10 Aerobics Water ■ Deep a.m. 9 Zone ■ Cycle a.m. 8:30 Yoga ■ Flow Slow a.m. 8 ■ Zumba a.m. 10 ■ ■ 7 a.m. Boot Camp Boot a.m. 7 ■ Yoga Flow Slow p.m. 5:30 Yoga ■ Basic p.m. Aerobics 12 Water ■ Deep a.m. 10:30 ■ Aerobics Water Shallow a.m. 9 Zone ■ Cycle a.m. 8:30 Cardio-Sculpt ■ 50/50 a.m. 7 ■ Sanibel Rec Center Calendar Center Rec Sanibel Wednesdays Tuesdays Mondays sa d islan REPORTER slot-size snook in upper Pine Island Sound fish­ Sound Island Pine upper in snook slot-size epn. i Mnli f hcg hoe this Russell. Bill Capt. hooked with ing season Chicago as of fishing Manelli snook Jim reopens. improved for Look past 18 years. 18 past ut em t cm t lf. hr’ wllf every­ wildlife There’s life. to come to seems just Pine Island and as a professional fishing guide for the for guide fishing professional a as and surrounding Island waters Pine the learning and life fishing entire t fspn-sadcm o email: or .fishpine-island.com w w w Web the on live.com. gcl2fish@ 239-283-7960, at us at contact please may tion, you what know don’t just you move, the on fish and sizes. And with fishing there are a lot of different different of into! lot a hook are there fishing with And sizes. and they bet I’ll boat, a to access have you and visiting where, from dolphin to manatees and birds of all sort sort all of birds and manatees water to the as dolphin great from a outdoors is where, be to This just water. or the fishing on for day a month appreciate would As a native o f Pine Island, Bill Russell has spent his spent has Russell Bill Island, f Pine o native a As Have a safe week and good fishin’. good and week safe a Have informa­ charter for or report fishing a have you If Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report or visit www.mysanibel.com. visit or inform ation call the Sanibel Sanibel the 0345, more 472- . call (239) For at Center Recreation available. ation Sanibel-Captiva are inform 3880 berships at located Road. Daily, weekly and annual mem­ annual and weekly Daily, Road. The Sanibel Recreation Center is is Center Recreation Sanibel The ■ 12:30 p.m. Vinyasa Flow Yoga Flow Vinyasa p.m. 12:30 ■ ■ 12 p.m. Basic Yoga Basic Aerobics p.m. 12 Water ■ Deep a.m. 10:30 ■ ■ 11:30 a.m. Yogalates a.m. 11:30 Camp ■ Boot a.m. 10 Aerobics ■ Water Deep a.m. 9 Zone ■ Cycle a.m. 8:30 ■ 1 .. Zumba a.m. 10 Aerobics Water ■ Shallow a.m. 9 Zone ■ Cycle a.m. Training 8:30 ■ Interval Low a.m. 7 ■ Pilates Mat p.m. 5:30 ■ Yogalates a.m., 10:30 Sculpting ■ Power a.m. 10 ■ Jogging Aqua a.m. 9 Zone ■ Cycle a.m. 8:30 Yoga Flow ■ Slow a.m. 8 ■ ■ 7 a.m. Cycle Zone Cycle a.m. 7 ■ Saturdays Thursday Sundays Fridays PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO

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Sanibel. of Tongyai, Scott grandson Tongyai, Carolyn C.R.O.W, Community Housing and Resources, F.I.S.H., F.I.S.H., Resources, and Housing Community C.R.O.W, July of 4th first SanibeTs plan helped also She agent. the at taught and Florida South Myers. Fort in School of Canterbury University the attended She at School. High Eastchester from graduated sister and Creek, Idaho d’Alene, Walnut Coeur of of Ridlehoover, Grace, Kristie and Hunter Ridlehoover, Jill and grandchildren Alan daughter-in-law and Step-son Fluisman. She is survived by her loving husband, Edward Edward husband, loving her by survived is She Fluisman. Recreation Center Finance Committee, and recently recently and many. to Committee, Finance Center Recreation Maine. Portland, daughter-in-law Tongyai, Jonathan son Ridlehoover, House on Sunday, March 19, 2017 from 4:00 to 6:00 6:00 to 4:00 from 2017 19, March Sunday, on House friend dear a was She P.E.O. Sanibel of the President Vice as on served served Zonta, of member former a was became quickly she and where time a for 2008 in Georgia Sanibel to back and moved Virginia purchasing in lived She first parade. City’s new the became incorporated, of Bachrach Fred brother-in-law and Bachrach, Mildred dled by Affordable Cremations and Horizon Funeral Funeral Horizon and Cremations Affordable by han­ being are Arrangements 17. dled 0 ,2 8 2 February Tuesday memory to F.l.S.H. of Sanibel-Captiva, Inc. at 2430 2430 at Inc. her Sanibel-Captiva, in 33957 Florida made of Way, be Periwinkle may F.l.S.H. donations to flowers, of memory lieu In PM. for volunteered Lynn community. the in involved Saturday, February 25, 2017. Mullins Memorial Funeral Funeral Memorial Mullins 2017. 25, February Saturday, to entrusted Arrangements 2017. 25. February on away Fuller to entrusted Arrangements 2017. 25, February entrusted to Fuller Metz Cremation and Funeral Services. Funeral and Cremation Metz Fuller to entrusted Home. Metz Cremation and Funeral Service. Service. Funeral ______m metz.co and Cremation www.fullermetz.com______Metz dled by Affordable Cremations and Horizon Funeral Funeral Horizon and Cremations Affordable by dled Service. Funeral and Cremation Metz Fuller to entmsted final care. care. final with isentrusted Coral, Cape Service, Cremation & Home www.fuller- Service, Funeral and Cremation Metz Fuller passed away on February 23, 2017. Arrangements Arrangements 2017. 23, www.fullennetz.com February on away passed Arrangements 2017. 19, www.fullennetz.com February on away passed to entrusted Arrangements www.fuller- metz.com Service, . Funeral and FL Cremation Metz Coral, Fuller Cape in 2017 Home. A Memorial Mass is pending. is Mass Memorial A Home. han­ being are Arrangements 2017. 26. February Sunday yn a br i Mcia, asd n e Yr and York New in raised Michigan, in born was Lynn yn is aet aie i 17,ad fe h City the after and 1972, in Sanibel to came first Lynn A Celebration of Life will be held at the Community Community the at held be will Life of Celebration A Joanne Palumbo, 55, of Cape Coral, FL passed away on away passed FL Coral, Cape of 55, Palumbo, Joanne Cindy Sue Krenzelak. 59, of Cape Coral, passed away away passed Coral, Cape of 59, Krenzelak. Sue Cindy passed FL Coral, Cape of 85, Moore. Henry Thomas Donald M. Seeley 61, of Cape Coral passed away away passed Coral Cape of 61, Seeley M. Donald John O'Connor, 94, passed away on February 28, 28, February on away passed 94, O'Connor, John Carmen A. Clarke 88, of Cape Coral passed away away passed Coral Cape of 88, Clarke A. Carmen FL Coral. Cape of 40, Angeloro, Richard Stephen FL Coral, Cape of 55, Jr., Dawson. Edward Walter ♦ ______♦ ______the late Harry and Catherine Catherine and Harry late the eray 5 21 atr a Saturday, after 2017 25, away February passed Sanibel, of 73, Ridlehoover, by those who knew and and knew who her. loved those missed by greatly be will disease. She kidney with battle __ Lynn was the daughter of of daughter the was Lynn agrt Lynn Margaret agrt Lynn Margaret ______♦ ______Ridlehoover ______Death Notices _

Gregory, Kevin, Karissa, Amanda, Brandon, Tiffany, Tiffany, Brandon, Amanda, Karissa, Kevin, Madden Gregory, and William Ferguson, Jeanie Kubieck, Ruth Erich Jones, Betty and Oliver, Madden Robert (Paul), Gley Chrissy Jason Madden, Mellissia Myers, Ft. North (Grace), all of Cape Coral; five loving siblings, Helen Helen siblings, loving five Coral; Cape of all (Grace), of Harris Sherri children, loving five Myers; Ft. North of 18 Local Engineers Operating for operator heavy a equipment also was Robert Ohio. Bamesville, in Restaurant Family Madden’s operated and owned wife his and Robert guest book which can be found at at found be can which book guest Madden. D. Sherman “Bobby” as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended fami­ extended and nephews, nieces, numerous as well Aidyn, as Timothy, Nicholas, Jr., grandchildren, Gregory, 11 grandchildren, OH: of all Jr., Madden, Nelson Service, Cape Coral, is entrusted with final care. care. final with entrusted is Coral, Cape Service, www.MullinsMemorial.com. Research Cancer to suggested www.cancer.org/donate are Institute: Madden William Kayla, Jason, Jenna, Derik and Michael; 10 great great 10 Autumn; and Jacob Brennan, Rose, Maddy Matthew, Eli, Michael; and Derik Jenna, Jason, Kayla, Florida. to relocating until years many for ly members. ly Coral, is entrusted with final care. final with entrusted is Coral, Metz Cremation and Funeral Services, www.fuller- www.fuller- Services, Funeral and Fuller to entrusted Cremation Arrangements Metz 2017. 23, February on passed away Friday, February 10, 2017. Mullins Mullins 2017. 10, February Friday, away passed to entrusted Arrangements 2017. 19, February on away metz.com Fuller Metz Cremation and Funeral Service, www.fuller- www.fuller- to entrusted Service, Arrangements Funeral and Cremation Metz Fuller 2017. 28, February on away Cape Service, Cremation & Home Funeral Memorial www.fuller- Services, Funeral and Cremation Metz Fuller metz.com metz.com Besides being a devoted husband, and grandfather, grandfather, and husband, devoted a being Besides Friends are invited to send condolences via the on-line on-line the via condolences send to invited are Friends time. this at planned are services formal No Memorial Contributions in memory of Robert Robert of memory in Robert Contributions son, a by Memorial death in preceded was Robert He is survived by his beloved wife of 52 years, Carole Carole years, 52 of wife beloved his by survived is He Theresa B. Seeley, 58, of Cape Coral, FL passed away away passed FL Coral, Cape of 58, Seeley, B. Theresa Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Cremation & Home Funeral Memorial Mullins Colonel Charles Pear, Sr. 91, of Cape Coral, FL passed passed FL Coral, Cape of 91, Sr. Pear, Charles Colonel Deborah Doty Pollard, 64, of Cape Coral, FL passed passed FL Coral, Cape of 64, Pollard, Doty Deborah arca n Mce, 0 o Pr Calte FL Charlotte, Port of 60, MacKew, Ann Patricia [email protected] 3-7-10et 198 239-574-1110 ext. ______please contact: please n Memoriam In O bituary or bituary O Obituaries To place an Toplace deceased. Ella Madden, now now Madden, Ella of formerly 30 past the years, for FL Myers, on ac 2 14 in and 1942 Nelson to 2, OH Akron. March was born He Myers. Ft. North 2017 in 19, February Sunday, Ft. North of resident a 74, Bamesville, OH passed away away passed OH Bamesville, Robert William Madden, Madden, William Robert Robert William Robert Madden

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Club in Sparta, New Jersey. Gloria spent time volunteer­ time spent Gloria Jersey. New Sparta, Gourmet in the started Club She FL. Sanibel, and NJ Sparta, NY, for friends and family and a gourmet cook. She also also She with cook. domestically and gourmet internationally a traveling and enjoyed family and friends for Buffalo, KY, Louisville, ID, Falls, Idaho TN, Oak Orleans, New Ridge, in living life, her throughout husband, Texas, and Timothy F. (Sue) Allaire of Stow, Stow, Connecticut. Cob, Cos of Laughlin Gwen and of Connecticut Allaire (Sue) F. Timothy and children, her Texas, by son, survived and is Allaire; F. She Walter Allaire. 2015, in Christopher husband her by who those by her. loved missed and all knew for greatly be love will great She a had music. of she and types years 65 of husband her organizer party good recently. a being until for up even remembered be will clubs, She bridge many of part a was Sanibel in Niners Florida. Nifty the with Island, golf Sanibel playing in enjoyed She Library Public Sanibel at and date at “The Chapel By the Sea” in Sanibel/Captiva Sanibel/Captiva in Sea” the By Chapel “The at Greenwich, date of Roddy Patricia Kyle, sisters, and (Jeremy), Brett; Michelle Ava and great-grandchlidren, two Mark; Matthew, grandchildren, Alexandra, five Sandy, of Allaire Utah; Leslie daughter-in-law, Richardson, of Massachusetts; Burdette) Texas, Dallas, of (Linda Jr. Allaire Allaire, Patricia (Linda) Holly “Rick” F. Walter and player bridge excellent an was Gloria Florida. Island, Jersey New Newton, in Hospital Memorial Newton at ing dolences or sign the online guestbook may visit www.ted- dickeywestfuneral.com. www.ted- visit may con­ their guestbook send online the sign to or wishing dolences Those arrangements. Ted the with Alzinfo.org. @ foundations for Research Center Alzheimer’s Fisher memory the in to made be donations, should flowers, husband, of her of lieu In Florida. Island, Dickey West Funeral Home in Dallas, has been entrusted entrusted been has Dallas, in Home Funeral West Dickey M One Zone Direct mailed to Over In addition to her parents, Gloria was preceded in death death in preceded was Gloria parents, her to addition In A Celebration of Life and burial, will be held at a later later a at held be will burial, and Life of Celebration A Cape Coral or Porth Fort IP Gated yen Cimmunity /ones in Cartlouth fllyers.Cape Coral &Porth Fort PI yets Coned Fdlllon Only:Pick one of loulh Fort Plyeis. 574. 0 1 1 .1 4 7 .5 8 3 2 My Liesyl s le sty ife L y iM u t a n o C ~ / Brought to You by ______| -t . . . t - | , 30,000 ______■= aur 1, 97 in 1927, 11, January the late John William and and William John late to the Connecticut, Greenwich, 15, of February Wednesday, on formerly away passed FL, TX, Sanibel, Plano, around the country with her her with country the around (Bliss) School. High Greenwich of graduate a was Katherine Gloria Burke. Mary on born was She 2017. Gated Community Households Gloria B. Allaire B. Gloria Gloria B. Allaire, 90, of of 90, Allaire, B. Gloria Gloria enjoyed moving moving enjoyed Gloria j _.

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