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Island Sun News PRESORTED MAIL U.S. POSTAGE PAID Happy Easter PERMIT #5718 FT MYERS, FL Postal Patron VOL. 17, NO. 39 SANIBELSanibel & CAPTIVA & Cap ISLANDS, va sla FLORIDA s APRIL 2, 2010 APRIL SUNRISE/SUNSET: 2 7:18 • 7:45 3 7:17 • 7:45 4 7:16 • 7:46 5 7:15• 7:46 6 7:14 • 7:47 7 7:13 • 7:47 8 7:12 • 7:48 25th Annual Seahorse Festival Was A Hit For All, A Boost For School he 25th annu- al Seahorse TFestival Sunday was another big success. Island families and visitors came out in great numbers to support The Sanibel School and have some fun in the process. “We could not have had such a fab- ulous event without all our community sponsors, donors and volunteers,” said Milissa Sprecher, event chair. “This day of fun for our families is truly a group effort.” There will be plenty of prizes for youngsters Thanks to Dawn Ramsey and Nicki Avery Johnson and Daisy Arensman show off their face painting Easter Baskets Full Of Fun Tyska, the kids had by Ms. Silvia a variety of Midway ring your basket or bucket for Easter egg hunts on the island. The Children’s games to play for prize tickets including a fishing pond, a flamingo ring toss, and the Education Center Spring Festival kicks off with an Easter egg hunt at Sanibel Sanibel ring game. Dee Crowell set up a prize table where the children were able to BCity Park at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 3. Following the hunt, there will be redeem their tickets for prizes. games, crafts, pony rides, a bounce house, giant slide, face painting, silent auction Always a hit, Ms. Silvia from Ms. Silvia’s Faces created works of art on the chil- and other activities. A $10 armband buys unlimited fun. Sanibel City Park is next to dren’s faces. There were designs of Spiderman, peace signs, flowers, and butterflies. The Community House on Periwinkle Way. Organized by Kerri Maw, Bailey’s General Store and Island Pizza provided all the Or hop on over to the Sanibel Community Church for Easter fun and games. Food wonderful food. Richard Johnson of Bailey’s manned the grill with volunteers to see will be served at 11 a.m. Age groups will be organized for the egg hunt which begins that no one went home hungry. Dilly Bars from Dairy Queen were a refreshing treat. at 12:15 p.m. The church is next to Jerry’s Market on Periwinle Way. continued on page 20 Swamp Music Entertainer Comes To Sanibel he Sanibel Community Association will present Florida entertainer and Marco Island resident JRobert as the featured artist for this month’s Danny Morgan TProduction of Songwriters Blend at The Community House. The JRobert per- formance will be on Wednesday, April 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. The Community House will once again be transformed into an intimate coffee house setting where you can stop by after dinner for great music and drinks. Sit back and relax with a glass of wine, drink, or a cup of Sanibel Bean coffee as JRobert sings and plays tropical guitar, steel pan and Florida fiddle. JRobert is a fourth generation Floridian. He performs Cajun/Zydeco influenced swamp music, Florida blues, and original ballads. He has performed at America’s old- est Florida Folk Festival in White Springs as a native songwriter and fiddle player with Seminole Chief Jim Billie. He has been the warm-up act for many national artists including Tom T. Hall, Billy Dean, John Anderson, Doug Kershaw, Charlie Daniels, Travis Tritt, Ramblin’ Jack Elliot, Buffy Saint-Marie, John McEuen of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Jimmy Buffett. He has toured in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Switzerland, Germany and England. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. Doors open at 7 p.m. For more information call 472-2155. JRobert with a young American alligator 2 ISLAND SUN - APRIL 2, 2010 Hortoons Captiva Community Panel To Meet here will be a meeting of the Captiva Community Panel on TTuesday, April 13 at 9 a.m. in the Wakefield Room at ‘Tween Waters Inn. The draft agenda includes a Captiva Erosion Prevention District update by Kathy Rooker and a land development code discussion led by Max Forgey, Morris-Depew Associates, and an update on the March 24 meeting. American Legion Post 123 aturday, April 3 is Gator’s birthday party. It’s a Mexican theme. Best Sdecorated sombrero will win a prize. Mexican food will be available all day. There will be music by Reasonable Deception in the evening. On Easter Sunday, April 4, stop in for ham, scalloped potatoes and green bean casserole served all day. Monday is cribbage tournaments and 9-ball pool tournaments at 6 p.m. On Thursday it’s Texas Hold `em at 7 p.m. Every Friday the legion offers a 6oz. ribeye sandwich with fries along with daily specials and a regular menu. Food is served all day every day. The public is welcome. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 11 Read us online at IslandSunNews.com a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday noon to 9 p.m. The location is mile marker 3 on Sanibel-Captiva Road. For more informa- tion call 472-9979. CARD OF THANKS Breakfast, INVENT hank you for making the 73rd YOUR OWN! Lunch & Dinner annual Shell Show a huge success. Choice of ALL DAY T We appreciate the volunteers, 30 FREE With attendees, exhibitors and sponsors who Open toppings! Extended Menu along with members of the Sanibel Sanibel Island • 1975 Periwinkle Way 7am - 7 pm -Captiva Shell Club made the show a at Tahitian Gardens Plaza • 239-472-6111 & Nightly record setter. A Sanibel Tradition for more than 30 Years 472-5323 Specials Special thanks to our Award Sponsors: Bailey’s General Store The Tower Gallery; Bank of the Islands The Lesinski Family; She Sells Sea Shells; The Island Reporter; Shell crafters of Sanibel Community Association; Sanibel Seashell Industries; The Weinstein Family; Bonnie Ford; Sanibel Community Association; Three Crafty Ladies; The McGowan Family; The Neujahr Family; Jerry’s Foods; The Clifford Family; The Delaware Museum of Natural History; Conchologists of America Showcase Shells; Gene Everson; Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club; The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum; The Sexauer Family. Sidewalk Sales through April 3rd Our email address is 1975 - 2019 Periwinkle Way [email protected] ShopOnSanibel.Com 395-0385 ISLAND SUN - APRIL 2, 2010 3 4 ISLAND SUN - APRIL 2, 2010 p.m.Tuesday. Sunday, April 25, Dinner Train Island Seniors Bridge for Fun, 1 p.m. Monday and Theater featuring Murder on the Menu. Wednesday. Take a trip back to the early 1970s along Center 4 Life Mah Johngg, 1 p.m. Thursday; prizes with four gourmet TV personality chefs for both games are awarded. Cost is as they compete to win the accolades of Programs $2.50 for member, $5 for non-members the ultimate critic and the glory that is and includes materials and supplies. cooking for public television. APPY Hour Fitness is at 8 a.m. Meditation with Karl & Ann, 8:30 Discovering Florida day Trips, Naples Monday, Wednesday and Friday. a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Zoo at Caribbean Gardens, Thursday, HIt stands for an Hour of Aerobics one half hour to relax the soul and April 22; bus leaves the center at 7:30 and Positions of Pilates & Yoga. The relieve stress. This has become a popu- a.m. class begins with a joke from one of the lar concept in America for all faiths and Market Basket Making with Martha participants and ends with a positive philosophical background. While this is Kehoe, April 19, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. thought for the day. Find your strength, primarily intended for those seeking a You’ll weave your own sturdy, multi- balance and flexibility with simple yoga group with which to meditate, those with purpose basket with a wood handle and poses and a great core with the dynamics no experience are equally welcome. colored trim. Class is limited to 10 partici- of pilates. Kayak Launching, Tuesdays, April 6, pants. Cost is $40 for members, $45 for Power Hour Fitness, 8 a.m. Tuesday 13, 20 and 27; a non-competitive outing non-members. and Thursday, is a class to gain strength for people who enjoy the world around Necklace Beading with Andrea in all muscles. Hand weights, stretch them. There is space for 16 people on Goetzinger, Tuesday, April 20. Create a cords and stability balls along with mats eight two-person kayaks and unlimited necklace to accent your attire for many will be used to strengthen and lengthen space for those with their own kayaks. occasions. Class is limited to 15. Cost is muscles to improve core strength and Meet at the center. Supplies provided $30 for members, $45 for non-members. balance. include the kayaks, paddles and required Discovering Florida Day Trips, ikd]bWii[i Essential Total Fitness, 9:30 a.m. life jackets. Fees are $5 for members and Thursday, April 22, Earth Day, Naples Monday through Friday, includes cardio, $10 for non-members. Zoo at Caribbean Gardens, 7:30 a.m. Maui Jim muscle strengthening and flexibility train- April Programs Cost $24 for members, $34 for non- ing with hand weights, stretch cords, Florida Repertory Theater, Saturday, members. Ray Ban chairs and stability balls. No floor mat April 17, 2 p.m. Trying by Joanna Computer Classes, Monday, April 12, work is involved. McClelland Glass; $26 for members, $31 1 to 3 p.m.
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