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Scheduled for Dec. 7CROW's 3rd annual holidaycelebration. "The GivingTree Festival", is rapidlytaking shape. Paid reserva-tions are now being accept-ed for those interested in afestive evening of livemusic by Johnny Ray, deli-cious cuisine catered by TheSanctuary, beautiful trees,wreaths and centerpiecesdecorated for a silent auc-tion and a 'boutique uniquefor your holiday shoppingpleasure. This year, with theaddition of the 40thAnniversary Giving Tree,attendees have the opportu-nity to help CROW evenfurther by supporting equip-ment and exhibit needs forthe new hospital and visitoreducation center. "All ofour trees and wreaths are inand decorators are gettingexcited about their plans",said Daniel MooreThompson, Chair of theGiving Tree Festival.Designers may pick up theirtrees or wreaths at theCROW Gift Shop, locatedin the Olde Sanibel Shoppcson Tarpon Bay Road,Tuesday through Saturdaybetween 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.weekly.

Our presenting sponsor,the Sanibel Captiva TrustCompany, will also besponsoring a tree designedand created again this yearby Sally Hanser. CROW istruly grateful for the contin-ued support of the TrustCompany and for SallyHanser's elegant creations.

The following designers

have committed to decorateeither a tree or wreath andtheir creations will be avail-able only by silent auctionat the Festival of Giving:

Bank of the Islands, IngaBredahl, Luc Century andDee Serage, CongressJewelers, Mary DeMic andZoe Cohen, Floral Artistryand Beth Traucht, LizGresham, Sally Hanser, LizKennedy and Ann Potter,Lily & Co., Daniel MooreThompson, LynMorningstar, CarolRothman, Tom Service,Kevin Vertesch, BirgieVertesch, CharmaineYeadon, Donna SueDouglass, Jaye Boswell,Tarpon Bay Explorers'Patty Clark, Sue Gordon,Karen Richards and MerrillTaylor

The following, event andtree sponsors will helpmake the Giving TreeFestival even more success-ful. To date, they includeJohn and Donna Schubert,Suncatcher's Dream, Bankof the Islands, CoralVeterinary Clinic, CongressJewelers, Dan HahnCustom Builders, Norman& Hermie Miller and Lily &Co., Morningstar DogTraining, John and LindaSarloris and Ann Arnoff. Ifyou are interested inbecoming an event or treesponsor, you may callCROW at 395-0050 formore information.

"CROW relies exclusive-ly on membership and otherdonations to operate, andevents such as the "Giving

Tree Festival", bring in nec-essary annual operatingsupport for CROW." saidboard president Dr. PaulDouglass. The Dec. 7 eventwill once again be held atthe Sanctuary Clubhouse onSanibel and tickets areavailable for $100 per per-son. Advance paid reserva-tions arc essential and canbe made with a MasterCardor Visa by calling theCROW Development Officeat 395-0050.

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Paws and reflect onSanibel's rich history.Take a step back in time to the early days of life onSanibe! during the Lily 8c Co. Cultural HeritageEvent fund-raising party next week! Enjoy liveand silent auctions, including pieces from MyraRoberts, Luke Century and Jim Sprankle. Plus livemusic, and intriguing displays from the islands'days gone by. Guests will include several genera-tions of the Gavin / Walker family — Sanibel'searliest African-American settlers.

Proceeds will benefit the Cultural Heritage -Center of the Island. Through pictorial anthro-pology, the nonprofit organization celebratescultural and ethnic contributions that island resi-dents and guests have made throughout history.

The building that houses Lily & Co. is rich in his-tory. Built sometime around 1915, the buildingwas owned by the Florida Baptist Convention ofJacksonville. In 1929, it opened as a school forAfrican-American elementary grade children, andover the years housed Schoolhouse Art Gallery,a bank and a podiatrist's office. On July 8, 1999,the building was added to the U.S. NationalRegister of Historic Places, and is a stop on theFlorida Black Heritage Trail.

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Salon offers chance to get makeover and pamperingBy ELLA NAYORenayor@breezenewspapers .com

Do you know a womanwho works hard and has lit-tle time to care for her per-sonal needs'? Or do youhave a special female pal orfamily member who simplyneeds a change?

How about a makeover?'One local business

hatched an idea to selectone lucky woman to get arefreshed, new look just intime lor the holiday season.

Tribeca Salon, a newupscale hair styling busi-ness on Sanibel, is seekingnominations for makeovercandidates from the com-munity. People interested inparticipating must selectsomeone that they feel willbenefit most from amakeover.

They must write why theperson is deserving of amakeover and send it toTribeca . Salon, 2340Periwinkle Way, Unit H-l,Sanibel, FL 33957.Nominations can also be

delivered in person, saidDomizio Melchiorre, headstylist and owner of ihcsalon located in The VillageShops off Periwinkle Way.

All entries are due byMonday, Dec. 1.

"What we want to do istake an individual whosehair looks tired — the hair-cut- might not be right,"Melchiorre said. "Youwould like to do somethingthat would make their day alittle brighter."

Melchiorre, who oper-ates his hip shop with his

wife and adult children —who, by the,way, are alsostylists — said today's hardeconomic times inspiredhim to design a makeoverfor someone who reallyneeds it. He coordinatedwith nearby shops

to round out themakeover. The winner ofthe makeover will receive acoloring job and haircut atTribeca Salon. The serviceis valued at $115,Melchiorre noted.

Nearby businesses arealso participating in the

makeover event. Massageand Bodywork of SanibelIsland is donating a facialand Nails by Tina will begiving the winner a mani-cure and pedicure.

Why Knot clothiers haveplanned' to give themakeover winner an outfitand Friday's Child, a chil-dren's clothing store, isoffering a 10 percent dis-count on all merchandise.

Melchiorre reasons that amakeover might make adramatic difference insomeone's self-esteem and

overall outlook.This is not the soft-spo-

ken salon owner's first forayinto community support.Though he just opened hisbusiness on Nov. 1, bedonated the proceeds of hisfirst day to the Sanibel-CapLiva Relay for Life.

The salon's businesshours are Monday throughSaturday from 10 a.m. until7 p.m. To' schedule anappointment or for moredetails about the makeovercontest, call 395-3800.

Sanibel Community House sponsoring new classesUpcoming classes and

programs sponsored by theSanibel CommunityAssociation, located at2173 Periwinkle Way,include:

• BridgeClasses/Duplicate BridgeGame

The weekly sanctionedDuplicate Bridge Gamereturns to the CommunityHouse on Monday nightsnow through April 28,

2009. Susan Voorhees willdirect the game. Cost willbe $5 to SCA membersand $8 to non-members.Refreshments will beserved and the game startsat 7 p.m. Any specificquestions should be direct-ed to Susan by calling 239-281-3258 or

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(Bridge instructionalclasses will start again in

December with BridgeRevisited and IntermediateBridge starting again inJanuary on Tuesday after-noons from 12:30 to 3:30p.m.

• Yoga ClassesRegular yoga, classes

start again on Tuesday andThursday from 8:30 to9:30 a.m. now throughApril 24, 2009. A newclass is being offered onWednesdays from 8 to

9:15 a.m. that will focuson developing your ownyoga practice based onindividual needs. Yoga isgood for everybody; it getsrid of stress and clears themind and develops thebody. Open to all levels,all ages and all abilities.Call 395-1100 for addi-tional details.

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Dance classes will be con-ducted through Dec. 18 at7:30 p.m. It will repealagain on Thursdays fromApril 2 to May 7, 2009.The course will be taughtby Greg Kurth of RhythmIn Motion Dance Studio.

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Word on the"How do you plan to deal with the upcoming traffic snarls on Sanibel?"

Emilio Bettaglio ,Minneapolis, Minn.

"Relax, meditate and pray.'1

Ann DiricoSanibel

"I am not sure it's going to bethat snarly. The economy might

change those plans."

Phyllis BoehningSanibel

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Richard BoehningSanibel

"Walk the beach and beselective as to when i drive

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Sally WalkerSouth Burlington, Vermont. "Being patient and figuring

its a part of being on Sanibel."

Healthy heart seminar on Nov. 20Your heart beats over

100,000 each day withouttest, squeezing over 2,500gallons of blood through60,000 miles of blood ves-sels. Wow! Just thinkingabout, how hard my heartworks makes me want to sitdown and rest.

Actually, getting up andmaking the heart work hard-er through exercise is, formost people, the best thingfor the cardiovascular sys-tem. Nutrition plays amajor role in the health ofthe heart, but what is goodnutrition? Low fat? No fat?High protein? Fish oil?Special nutrients?

Carol Simontaeehi of theIsland Nutrition Center willfacilitate a no-charge semi-nar and discussion group

called "Your Guide to aHealthy Heart." The eventwill be held at the IslandNutrition Center, 1633Periwinkle Way, on Nov. 20from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Discussion topicsinclude a brief overview ofmetabolic syndrome andhow disordered blood sugaraffects the heart, a lowinflammatory diet specifi-cally geared to heart health,special nutrients likeCoQIO, fish oil, and magne-sium, and others. Bringyour questions for the dis-cussion group.

Space is limited; reserva-tions are required. Pleaserespond to the IslandNutrition Center (472-4499).

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of health seminars throughthe winter months.Upcoming topics includedigestive health, chronicpain and inflammation.

fatigue, and bone health.Carol is a certified lifestyleeducator with FirstLineTherapy.

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Where did you growup?

Small town north ofDetroit called Royal Oak,Michigan

When did you join themilitary service?

I was in the reserves inmy Senior year of highschool and I was called toactive duty in beginning ofmy second year of college.

What made you decideto enter the military?

All of my friends were inthe Marine Reserves, so.Ijoined them. We made it aparty to go to MarineReserves on Thursdaynights.

We heard you served inKorea. What were someof your experiences inthe war like?

Yes, I served in Korea. Iwas wounded there in thelast big offensive action ofthe war, which took placenorth of the Punch Bowl.

What is your mostpoignant wartimememory while servingin Korea?

The amount of savageryand killing that took placethat was never conveyed tothe people at home.

When you think ofVeterans Day was doesit mean to you?

Seeing the faces of allmy friends that were lostand that I have lost

contact with.

What does it mean tobe an American?

Unfortunately, I think itmeans a lot more than mostof the young Americanswant to give it. One mustremember nothing is everfree. The more sacred some-thing is the more expensiveit is.

How should Americansobserve Veterans Day?

I would like to see morepeople attend the Veteran'sceremonies throughout thecountry so that they caninteract with the veteransand find out what reallyhappened, and get a betterunderstanding of the sacri-fices that were made.

We heard you recentlyreceived a prestigioustitle and medal andwere honored amongother Korean veteransin Korea. Can youshare some of thatexperience? How did itfeel to go back to whatyou remember as awar-torn country morethan a half centuryago?

I was fortunate enough to

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have an opportunity to goback to Korea. The Koreanpeople were graciousenough to award me withthe Ambassador for PeaceAward. I was very honoredand humbled to"receive thisaward.

I think that award and thereceiving of it meant moreto me than anything else inmy military life.

It is impossible to conveymy thoughts about the phe-nomenal progress Koreahas made in the past 58years.

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I remember it as a blackwar-torn country, withnothing but starvation andpain. Upon my return I wasabsolutely astonished to seea thriving, upTto-date coun-try with people so genuine,loving and caring.

I felt more deeply hum-bled and proud to be part ofthat history that helpedthose people go fromabsolutely nothing to the12th largest economy in theworld.

And the most wonderfulthing is that they realizethat the Korean veteranshelped give them thisopportunity and they areexceptionally grateful andshow it.

What are yourthoughts about thewars and conflicts oftoday, i.e. Iraq?

I have a grandson who isin Iraq now and a day does-n't go by that I don't pray

for his safe keeping.The action of war is the

worst thing men can exe-cute, however some warsare necessary. I just hopethat this present one turnsout to be the thing to do.

Do you think today'syouth understandswhat wars like Koreaare like?

Absolutely not. Thewars today are not foughtthe way the Korean War wasfought. We fought in thecold, the mud and the bloodand lived like rats and werethankful for anything, be it acrust of bread, that remind-ed us of home.

Today, wars are notfought under those condi-tions. Make no mistake,they are painfully devastat-ing and harsh, and leavemen scarred for life.What did you do afteryou left the service?

Finished my collegework at Michigan StateUniversity and got a jobworking for ChryslerMissile Division andrejoined the Marine Corp. -but that's another story.

Do you have any plansto write any books orspeak at veteranengagements?

I don't have any plans towrite a book, but.have hadthe opportunity many timesto speak at many differentveteran and civilian engage-ments.

What are your hobbiesor interests?

My hobbies consist ofskeet and trap shooting. Ialso shoot high-poweredrifle and pistol.

I enjoy shooting bec3useit requires complete andutter concentration and itrelaxes me from any disqui-eting thoughts and memo-ries.

I also help my wife put-tering around in the yardand planting things. I go onmany hunting trips through-out the year and enjoy thatvery much.

What words of wisdomdo you have for living agood, happy lifedespite the unrest in asometimes unstableworld?

Remember, life is a jour-ney not a destination. Donot get too involved in littlethings. One thing war hastaught me is that if you havea warm place to sleep and afull stomach, nbt'much elseis needed.

However, if you arelucky enough to have awonderful wife, that lovesyou, you are way ahead ofthe game.

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Lily Jewelers to hold fundraiser for Cultural CenterStaff report

Lily & Co. is holding afundraising event to benefitthe Cultural Heritage Centerof the Islands on Friday,Nov. 14 from 5 to 9 p.m. attheir store, located at 520Tarpon Bay Road onSanibel.

Co-owners Karen Belland Dan Schuyler are spon-soring the event to helpraise money and awarenessfor the island's rich diversi-ty. Bailey's General Store isproviding some old-fash-ioned Southern-style foodfor the event.

'The purpose of thisevent is to get everybody tocome out and hear the storybehind the story," Schuylersaid.

The event is being heldat Lily & Co., which is theformer schoolhouse forAfrican American childrenduring the early 1900s.

"We know that thisbuilding is very special,"Schuyler added. "We areextremely grateful to beable to throw this event."

Schuyler and Bell saidthey are committed to shar-ing the living history ofSanibel and its early set-tlers.

The event includes a liveand silent auction, livemusic and an array of dis-plays that will take guestsback in time to the earlydays of life on island ofSanibel. Guests will includeseveral generations of theGavin/Walker family,Sanibel's earliest African-American settlers.

Lily & Co is located in abuilding constructed in1919, which over the yearshas served as the islandsfirst elementary school forAfrican Americans, achurch, an art gallery, abank and a podiatrist'soffice.

Schuyler said Lily'splanned to put on thefundraising event afterbeing approached byCultural Heritage Centermembers a while ago.Schuyler, Bell and Lily'sstaff arranged to have one-of-a-kind, exclusive itemsup for auction during theevent.

One item up for bid is aplatinum necklace adornedwith a glittery array of natu-ral pink and and yellowsapphires. The visuallystunning piece being donat-ed by Lily's & Co. is creat-ed by award-winningdesigner Jeff Bilgor.Schuyler said the piece isvalued at $10,500.

Renowned sculptor-JimSprankle is donating a largeeagle sculpture appraised at$75,000 by. the NationalMuseum of AmericanHistory. Local artist MyraRoberts will be donating anoriginal piece commemorat-

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Marguerite Jordan, whoco-authored the non-profitbook "Images of America:Sanibel Island," said draw-ing people to-culturally ori-ented events such as theupcoming benefit are vitalto helping teach the com-munity about the islands'heritage.

"In learning and seeingthe exhibit they will under-stand the rich, cultural,diverse history that helpedbuild Sanibel." Jordan said.

Jordan is the wife ofSanibel City Planner JimmyJordan, who is a directdescendant of AfricanAmerican pioneer HarryWalker, Sr. and his motherwas Mozella Jordan. Sheowned the renownedMozilla's catering' businessfor 45 years on Sanibel.

Yvonne Hill, CulturalHeritage Center coordina-tor, hopes the communitycomes out to enjoy theevent.

"We certainly need thesupport of the Sanibel com-munity in helping to pre-serve the rich and diversecultural heritage of theisland," she said.

Admission to the event iscomplimentary, with fundsbeing raised through theauctions. Proceeds will ben-efit the Cultural HeritageCenter of the Islands. Thecenter celebrates culturaland ethnic contributionsthat island residents andguests have made through-

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out history through pictoralanthropology.

The event is sponsored inpart by Bailey's GeneralStore.

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special to the islanderThis is a picture of what the former Sanibel school for African american children oncelooked like. The building is now owned and used by Lily &Co. Jewelers.

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Parenthetically, (triviaquestion of the week),how much food does theaverage person consumein a lifetime? Answer tofollow below...

We can easily supposethat dysfunction withinthe Gl tract results in typi-cal digestive diseases asgastroesophageal refluxdisease (GERD), inflam-matory bowel disease(IBD), irritable bowel syn-drome (IBS), and evencolorectal cancer. But thepoint the author makes isthat gut issues are related

to many otherc o n d i t i o n si n c l u d i n gf ib romy a i g i a ,chronic fatigue,and an imbal-anced immuno-logic function,creating or con-tributing to awhole range ofproblems likeType I diabetes,Hashimoto thy-roiditis, rheuma-toid arthritis.

As with anyhealth condition, we liketo approach GI healthfrom a holistic perspec-tive. I like to start byeliminating factors thatirritate, like food allergies,non-foods, and stress, andhelp the body compensatewith medications likeantibiotics are required.Antibiotics kill bothfriendly and pathogenicbacteria. Friendly bacte-ria are incredibly impor-tant to the body, as theyaid in the digestion offood, synthesize somevitamins, help produceenergy, modulate immune

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ria may constantly alterthe immune system.According to the author ofthis article (himself apracticing medical doc-tor), altered GI flora isfound in nearly 15 percentof the population who areaffected by IBS. Theimmune dysfunction ofIBD is influenced by gutflora.

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I have found that diar-rhea or other gut distresscan often be stopped dra-matically by oral dosingwith saccharomycesboulardii.

He also favors the useof probiotics like fruc-tooiigosaccharides (FOS)that help the bacteriaimplant and grow wherethey belong.

Answer to the triviaquestion: 30 to 60 tons offood. Wow! Hats off andprofuse thanks to farmers!

Carol is a certifiedlifestyle educator at theoffices of Dr. AlanGruning in Fort Myers, FI.239-939-3303. She ownsthe Island NutritionCenter on Sanibel, FL.She can be reached at 239-472-4499.

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Upcoming November EventsNovember 8: SCA 80th Anniversary Celebration

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Weekly Classes & ActivitiesDuplicate Bridge-Mondays at 7:00 p.m.

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Please join us at theSanibel Public Library for avery special presentationand book signing withnoted Florida mysteryauthor Tim Dorsey. Timwill be with us at the libraryon Friday night Nov. 21 at 7p.m. This event will be heldin the upstairs of the libraryand there will be tastyrefreshments. Tim Dorseycomes to us, in part, cour-tesy of the Sanibel PublicLibrary Foundation, Inc.

Tim Dorsey was born inIndiana, moved to Floridaat the age of one, and grewup in Riviera Beach in PalmBeach County. He graduat-ed from Auburn Universityin 1983 with a B.S. inTransportation. While atAuburn, he was editor ofthe student newspaper, ThePlainsman.

From 1983 to 1987,Dorsey, 47, was a policeand court reporter for TheAlabama Journal, the now-defunct evening newspaperin Montgomery, Alabama.He joined The TampaTribune in 1987 as a gener-al assignment reporter.Dorsey also worked as apolitical reporter in theTribune's Tallahasseebureau and a copy desk edi-tor. From 1994 to 1999, hewas the Tribune's nightmetro editor and night newscoordinator. Tim left thepaper in August 1999 andhas since had 10 novelspublished in several lan-guages: "Florida Roadkill","Hammerhead RanchMotel", "Orange Crush","Triggerfish Twist", "TheStingray Shuffle","Cadillac Beach",'Torpedo Juice", "The BigBamboo", "HurricanePunch" and "AtomicLobster". Dorsey's 11thbook, Nuclear Jellyfish,will be released in January2009. He lives in Tampawith his family.

Join SCCF for aBuck KeyKayakingAdventure

The Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foundation(SCCF), in cooperationwith > Captiva KayakCompany will be offeringnaturalist led kayaking out-ings in our local waters. Wewin discuss natural and cul-tural history of the BackBayesiuary and the work ofSCCF's Marine Laboratoryas we paddle and explorePine Island Sound in thevicinity of Buck Key justoff Captiva. The nextkayaking adventure withSCCF will be on FridayNovember 14th at 9:30 am.No kayaking experience is

necessary for these excur-sions, just a sense of adven-ture and a willing spirit. Wewill be using very stablekayaks and paddlinginstruction -will be provid-ed. The cost for these out-ings is $4.Vperson and willhelp fund SCCF's SchoolField Trip Fund. Space willbe limited so reservationsarc required. Reservationsand additional informationcan be obtained by callingthe ConservationFoundation at 472-2329 orCaptiva Kayak at 395-2925.

Wine festival to be held Dec.13The Sanibel Uncorked!

Winter Wine Festival 2008will be held on Saturday,Dec. 13th from 4 to 8 p.m.at the Dunes Golf andTennis Club on Sanibel.Representatives of finewineries will offer tastes oftheir wares.

Other fine items will befor sale by Sanibel's Lily &Co., jewelers, The HirdieGirdie Gallery, original fineart and crafts, and Luc

Century, etched wine glass-es.

A silent auction and alive auction consisting ofmany gifts and prizes willbe featured in addition tothe wine and hors d'oeu-vres.

Tickets for this charita-ble event arc $50 per personwith wine tasting, or $30per person for designateddrivers. Tickets are avail-able at Baileys General

Store and Sanibel Cafe,Optimist Club members orat the door.

For further informantion,contact Stan Howard at239-472-0836. This event

is sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club whosupport children's educa-tional needs within the com-munity.

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NatureProgram teaches about seaturtles, nesting

The Sanibel-Captiva ConservationFoundation presents, Turtle Tracks Tuesdaysand Thursdays at 9 a.m.

Learn about the life cycles and habits ofthe sea turtles that nest on our beaches, aswell as other local marine life. Meet at the

Nature Center for a short talk andtouch tank program and thenproceed to the beach. Freeto members and children,$3 for nonmembers, beachparking $2 per hour. Theprograms will start at theturtle exhibit and marine

touch tank in the nature cen-ter at 3333 Sanibel-Captiva

Road and talk about the life cycle of theLoggerhead Sea Turtle and the marine liferepresented in the touch tank. The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation monitorsthe Sea Turtle nests on Sanibel and Captiva.

For questions about the Turtle Tracks pro-gram or Sea Turtle Research Program, callthe SCCF's Nature Center at 472-2329.

Life Along Our TrailsGuided walk through the interior wet-

lands and mid-island ridges of the CenterTract with discussion of native habitats, nat-ural and cultural history, and preservationefforts. Hours are 9 a.m. Monday,Wednesday and Friday. Free to members andchildren, $3 for nonmembers.

Butterflies highlighted inbutterfly house

Learn about the litecycle and behavior of(

Florida's butterflies andthe plants they are depend-ent on at the Butterfly House atthe Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foundation. Learnabout the life cycle of the Zebra Longwing,the state butterfly, on a self-guided tour of theButterfly House.

Call 472-2329 for more information.

Tram tour teaches aboutecosystem

Join a naturalist aboard an open-air tramfor a tour of Wildlife Drive at J. D. 'Ding'Darling through the heart of the refuge, spon-sored by Tarpon Bay Explorers.

The tram departs from 1 Wildlife Drive,the main entrance to the Refuge on Sanibel-Captiva Road. The tram tour lasts 90 minutesand embarks daily, except Fridays, at 900Tarpon Bay Road. Call 472-8900 or 472-1351 for reservations.

Hands on touch tank shows offwildlife

Get to know our local marine life duringan interactive touch tank presentation with amarine biologist at the Tarpon Bay Explorersat 900 Tarpon Bay Road.

Discover first-hand the creatures beneaththe surface, including conchs, sea urchins,seastars, horseshoe crabs and more. Call 472-8900 for more information and schedules.

Captiva CruisesCaptiva Cruises offers regularly sched-

uled cruises available to individuals &groups. Advanced reservations are requiredon all cruises. Call 239-472-5300 for reser-vations and information or visit our web-siteat www.captivacruises.comShelling Cruise:

Trips depart from McCarthy's Marina onAndy Rosse Lane in Captiva. Bring all yoursupplies (i.e. food, drink, shell nets, etc.) aswe take you to unspoiled State Park barrierisland beaches in search of that perfect shell._ Day Trips are available year round and thefull day trip is available seasonally.

Day: 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. / $35for Adults and $20 for Children

All Day: 10 a.m. to 4p.m. / $45 for Adultsand $25 for ChildrenIsland cruise to Useppa or CabbageKey:

Trips Passengers choose one of twounique island destinations. Lunch at therestaurant.on either island is additional.

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Dolphins are star of cruiseDolphin and Wildlife Cruises are spon-

sored by The Sanibel-Captiva ConservationFoundation, in cooperation with CaptivaCruises.

The cruises are an excellent opportunityfor the whole family to view wildlife in PineIsland Sound. Cost is $25 for adults, $15for children. The cruise is held from 4 to5:30 p,m. Call 472-5300 for schedule andreservations.

Nature & Sea Life Cruisehighlight wildlife

See wildlife up close while cruising thetranquil waters of Tarpon Bay during Natureand Sea Life Cruises. With a naturalist byyour side, discover manatees and dolphinsand observe amazing bird life on the rook-ery islands. The cruises leave from TarponBay Explorers at 900 Tarpon Bay Road.

Includes touch tank explo-ration. An excellent pro-

for all ages. AndI t forget the popularbreakfast and evening:ruises, too! (Daytime;ruises last 90 min-jtes; evening last 2

hours. Call 472-8900 for more informationand schedules.

Naturalist leads kayak tourTarpon Bay Explorers at 900 Tarpon Bay

Road present a guided kayak trail tour dailyat 8:30 or 10:30 a.m. The program offers agreat introduction to Tarpon Bay. Paddle

with a naturalist foran hour and a half1

through the man-grove forest alongthe Commodore CreekWater Trail. Learnthe rich backbay ecosystemand the creatures that livethere. Includes kayak rental for theentire day. Call 472-8900 for more informa-tion.

Paddle the islands at sunsetSunset Rookery Paddle are offered by the

Tarpon Bay Explorers at 900 Tarpon BayRoad.

As the sun goes down,paddle to the RookeryIslands and see hundreds ofbirds return to roost for thenight. The paddle lasts 2and a half hours. Daysoffered vary, call 472-8900for current schedule.

Variety of cruisesset sail from Port

Sanibel MarinaAdventures in Paradise at the Port

Sanibel Marina, 14341 Port Comfort Road,Fort Myers present the following events:

• Backwater Fishing: Daily 9 a.m. tonoon. Program includes all fish-

ing equipment, bait, tackleand license provided.

Sealife EncounterExcursion: Daily from12:30 to 3 p.m. Join the, marine biologist/natu-

ralist and cruiseaboard "MissParadise" for a hands-

on learning experiencefor the whole family complete with touchtanks and aquariums. See everything fromseahorses to dolphins. Wear your beachshoes and bring your towels.

• Cruise to the Outer Islands for shellingand lunch at Barnacle Phil's. Cruise throughSan Carlos Bay, by the rookery and spoilislands while enjoying dolphins, herons,egrets and osprey. Wear beach shoes andbring your towels.

• Afternoon Dolphin Cruise: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from3:30 to 5 p.m.

• Cruise through San Carlos and PineIsland Sound to see and learn about themangrove islands and estuaries whereCalusa Indians once lived. Learn the history,sec the dolphins.

• Shelling the Outer Islands: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9a.m; to 3 p.m.

• Sunset DolphinCruise: Daily. Call

472-8443 fordeparture time.Complimentarychampagne is

served as you cruiseout by Bird Island

where all the birds come to roost for thenight, along the coast of Sanibel and out bythe Lighthouse.

• Canoe/Kayak Rentals and Eco-Tours:Rentals daily. Tours from 9 to 11 a.m.Paddle through Larry's Lagoon, alongStingray Bay through the MangroveForest. Discover where manatee visit, dol-phins feed, birds flock and eagles nest.

Call 472-8443 for more information orto make a reservation.

CommunityNoah's Ark is open for fallseason

The Noah's Ark thrift shop of SaintMichael and All Angels Church will re-open for the fall season every Tuesday andFriday between 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Asof November the hours will expand toMonday through Friday 9:30-12:30 andwill include the first Saturday of eachmonth. Noah's Ark is located to the rear ofthe church at 2304 Periwinkle Way. Amplefree parking is available on the churchproperty.

Internationally recognized artistto lead workshops for ShellMuseum

Over the next several months, JulieOlander, an internationally recognizedartist, will be teaching a series of fourclasses for both adults and children at TheBailey-Matthews Shell Museum. The firstworkshop will be held on Nov. 5th and 6thfrom 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Color and form are Julie's primaryinterests, as well as the way light affectslandscapes or still life objects. She hasstudied with Charles Reid, Charles Sovek,Sam Barber, and Robert Douglas Hunter.

Well respected for her fine watercolorsand oils, Julie's paintings are consistentlyselected for juried shows, where she haswon over 25 ribbons. Ms Olander's workhas been shownat theD e c o r d o v a ,Fuller, Danforth,and Cape CodArt Museums,Boston CityHall, and in thePalace in St.P e t e r s b u r g ,Russia.

To registerfor the work-shops call Joanne LaFleur, the Museum'sEducation Specialist, at 239.395.2233.

Resident Environment

overview at SCCF

Winter season is gearing up and beforethings get too busy it is the perfect time tojoin the SCCF for a ResidentEnvironmental Overview. The program isoffered Wednesday November 19 andMondays December 1 and 15, from 2 to5:30 pm. This program is offered at no costto residents or property owners of Sanibeland Captiva. Guests of residents are invit-ed as well but there will be a $25 per per-son charge.

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islands by Kristie Anders."iDee Serage-Century will\be discussing alligatorson the islands. The group

will drive up to the sister island Captiva to

OF SPECIAL NOTE

Friends who careDuring the past 20 years,

FRIENDS WHO CARE, INC. hasbeen assisting individuals in ourcommunity. Our organization hasassisted many Sanibel Islandresidents in crisis-related situa-tions. Our group does not simplydeal with children in our commu-nity, but has included manyadults in crisis situations.

FRIENDS WHO CARE, INC.works on an anonymous basisthrough information from the~Police Department, churches,schools and other caring individ-uals in the community. The holi-day season has become a veryrewarding experience. Many vol-unteers have joined us in the giftprogram located at the PostOffice, City Hall, The Dunes Golf& Tennis Club, The SeniorCenter and local banks. Thelocal Service Clubs have con-tributed funds in support of ourorganization, which also has thecontinued support of many of thelocal realtors. Other contributionsare given from private individu-als. The members of our organi-zation provide the time and effortto make this all work.

learn of some of its history. The programends with a cruise into Pine Island Sound onboard the Lady Chadwick compliments ofCaptiva Cruises.

Space is limited to 15 for this program.Residents, property owners island

employees and businesses are encouragedto call SCCF at 472-2329 to make reserva-tions. We may even see a manatee along theway.

SCCF is a not-for-profit organizationdedicated to the preservation of naturalresources and wildlife habitat on andaround Sanibel and Captiva through envi-ronmental education, land acquisition, land-scaping for wildlife, marine research, natu-ral resource policy, sea turtle conservationand wildlife habitat management.Community support through membershipdues and tax-deductible contributionsmakes this work possible.

A pop-up book for birders at"Ding"

This—new "Ding" Darling Bookstoretreasure makes a perfect holiday gift forbirders.

Mere words and pic-tures cannot do thisbeautiful book justice.Priced at $60 and intri-cately exquisite, it's onepop-up book you'llwant to save for your-

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self or give to a. friendwho is equally passion-ate about birds.

The pages open ontoa number of differenthabitats and their birds,such as Sonoran desert,Pacific seabird colony, and Arctic tundra.Closer to home, the cypress swamp panora-ma sets off a series of songs made by repre-sented species, including the anhinga, tri-colored heron, limpkin, and prothonotarywarbler.

For each scene, the birds sound in stereoone at a time, and a key identifies themeach. It's easy to get lost in the biologicalcommunity depicted, and the book makes agreat learning tool for identifying birdsongs.

The beautifully illustrated and engi-neered Birdscapes is written by MiyokoChu with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.Order now; there's a limited number avail-able. Call the Bookstore at 239-472-1100ext. 241.

The "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society(DDWS) operates the "Ding" DarlingBookstore to benefit educational and bio-logical programs at the Refuge. To joinDDWS and become a friend of the refuge,

AROUND THE ISLANDTHE ARTS

Meeting setFort Myers Beach Yacht Club

sets meeting: Wednesday, Nov. 19

Synopsis: Fort Myers Beach Yacht Clubsets meeting

The monthly meeting of the Fort MyersBeach Yacht Club, founded 1953 and con-sisting of over 100 members, will be heldWednesday, Nov. 19 at the AmericanLegion Post on Buttonwood Drive, SanCarlos Island. Dinner will be catered and isavailable for $14 per person. Social hourbegins.at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:50 p.m., guestspeaker at 7:40 p.m. and the meeting startsat 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be PettyOfficer Will Krukowski from the U. S.Coast Guard. He will address boating relat-ed issues for 15 minutes, followed by fiveminutes of questions and answers. Potentialnew members wishing to attend any or allportions of the meeting are invited to' callRear Commodore- Jackie Vossman for reser-vations and additional information, at (239)549-3767

Time: Wednesday, Nov. \9 at 6 pm

Art WalkArt Walk series to be held every

first Friday

Synopsis: Eleven historic River Districtart galleries and venues have united to formArt Walk, a free downtown art celebration,on the first Friday of each month beginningon Oct. 3 from 6 until 10 p.m.

Participating groups in the year-roundevent will include Art of the Olympians, ArtLeague of Fort Myers, Arts for ACT Galleryand Boutique, Community Art Showcase inthe Harborside Event Center, daas Gallery,Southwest Florida Museum of History,Howl Gallery, La Casa Del Arte Gallery,Sidney & Beme Davis Art Center, Space 39Gallery, and Union Street Artist Company.Along with the art galleries, restaurants andother businesses will support the monthlytrek.

Opening receptions will be held at manyof the galleries, along with refreshments andmusic. Friday Night Live, the popular

weekly concert series in the Patio de Leon,will provide a musical interlude between 5and 8 p.m. as art patrons wander from oneart stop to the next.

Information: A free trolley service, withstops planned near the art venues, and freeparking at the Southwest Florida Museumof History and Harborside Event Center willbe available for Art Walk patrons. A map ofArt Walk, transportation, and parking willbe distributed by participating galleries. Formore information on Art Walk, participatinggalleries and links to gallery Web sites, visitwww.fortmyersartwalk.com.

Art Royale culinaryfundaiser

Saturday, Nov. 22

Synopsis: Art Royale, the Alliance forthe Arts annual fundraising event does notonly feature interactive exhibits and capti-vating performances, but integrates theuniqueness of culinary artists into thebunch. On Nov. 22 at 6:30 p.m., localrestaurants catering groups and confec-tionary artists join forces with the Allianceto provide an interpretive taste of the theme,"Lost in Translation."

The Alliance campus will be sprinkledwith culinary exhibitions presenting gour-met foods revolving around the theme. TheAlliance did provide some guidance to eachlocal artist asking them to create a dish ortwo keeping the following words in mind:-sear, dunk, dip, swirl, char, bake, freeze, orflame. Scon Guelcher, the 2008 Art RoyaleChair commented, "I am excited about thevast diversity of foods being created bythese talented chefs and how they will pres-ent their own edible concept of, "Lost inTranslation."

Art Royale would not be the same with-out each of these local businesses donatingtheir expertise, time and resources to theevent. This year's 2008, Art Royale culinaryartist participants include: Artisan BreadCompany, The FGCU Resort andHospitality Catering Class, The Flying Pig,Irresistible Confections, Starbucks, Bistro41, Prawnbroker, Ada's Natural Foods, and

GARDENFresh Galleryartists

The Art Gallery at Florida GulfCoast University is pleased to presentan exhibition of the Chicago-basedGARDENFresh artists collective fromOct. 30 and through Dec. 13. Theartists will be present at the openingreception on the 30th from 5 to 8 p.m,which is open to the public.

GARDENFresh's participatingartists represent a wide range of con-cepts and mediums in two and three-dimensional contemporary artwork,ranging from painting and drawing tomixed media and installations. Theartists' work reflects a concern withcurrent issues in society and culture,touching on such themes as war, com-mercialism, industry, and individualand private life. On the lighter side,some of the GARDENFresh artistsshow an influence of pop art andanime.

The Main Art Gallery is located onFlorida Gulf Coast University's* maincampus. Hours of exhibition are 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday throughSaturday. The Galleries of Florida GulfCoast University are free and open tothe public. For further information,call (239) 590-7199.

The Sandy Butler.Get prepared to experience an arts event

unlike anything before! Buy tickets today.Purchase in advance or in groups for a dis-counted price. This is the most anticipated,provocative and expressive art experience ofthe year. Be there to discover the unmarkedboundaries and artistic expression of ArtRoyale, "Lost in Translation," on Nov. 226:30 p.m.

For tickets call (239) 939-2787 or visitthe Art Royale website atwww.artroyale.org

The Alliance for the Arts proudly sup-ports the artists and arts organizations in ourarea as the state designated Local Arts

Agency for Lee County. The Alliance forthe Arts galleries are open from 9 to 5Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to3 p.m. on Saturdays, located at 10091McGregor Boulevard just south of ColonialBoulevard. Visit www.artinlee.org for moredetails of all the excitement our communityhas to offer.

Time: 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 22

Jewish Book FairThe event be held from

Thursday, Nov. 13 to Tuesday,Nov. 18

Synopsis: Jewish Book Fair ofSouthwest Florida now under way

The Jewish Federation of Lee andCharlotte Counties is celebrating its annualJewish Book Fair of Southwest Florida, cur-rently running through Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Authors are being flown in from aroundthe country for lectures, book signings andan author luncheon. A Book Store will beset up at Federation's offices where a largeselection of books "hot off the presses" canbe purchased at 20 percent off the list price.

Book Fair events are open to the generalpublic and are free of charge to attend.

The upcoming schedule of authors is asfollows:

• Thursday, Nov. 13 — Mimi Schwartz(Good Neighbors Bad Times), GiselaMollenhoff and Rita Schlautmann-Overmeyer (Judische Familien in Munster1918-1945). The authors will speak inEnglish. Being the 70th anniversary ofKristallnacht, these Holocaust themeauthors speak in commemoration of thisevent at Federation offices.

• Sunday, Nov. 16 — Tanya Hochschild(Sonja, A South African Story), Ed Brodow(The Fixer) and Peter Manseau (Song forthe Butcher's Daughter) speak at MiromarOutlets at 3 p.m.

• Tuesday, Nov. 18 — Mark Werner(Army Fatigue: Joining Israel's Army ofInternational Volunteers).

For more information about the JewishBook Fair of Southwest Florida, call TanyaHochschild at 472-5346 or Naomi Rubin at

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BIG ARTS opens aexhibit which will featurecolorful ceramics by ScottCausey surrounded by anarray of black and whiteartwork. Causey has wonmany awards including:First Place, Disney Festivalof the Master; Best ofShow, Naples Invitational;and Best 3D, BonitaInvitational. His work ispart of the permanent col-lection of the Polk Museumof Art and Deland Museumof Art.

"Scott Causey's electricfired ceramic animalsbestride with confidencethe gap between the self-consciously primitive andthe sophisticated. Theirtamed and slick panachemakes me want to ownone!" Henry Geldzahler,former Curator of theMetropolitan Museum of

Art, New York.Other artists in this

exhibit include' JerryChurchill, Bettina Edwards,Pam Brodersen, Vyd, KatieGardenia, Leo Johnson,Krista Johnson, . PctraKaiser, Kitty Tyler, LisaGould, Dennis Joyce, PaulDavid Adamick, JamesLeese, and Andi McCarter,The mediums range fromclay, fused glass, photogra-phy, acrylic, mixed medi-um, and pigmented ink.

Black and White withthe Color of Scott CauseyExhibit is sponsored byVisual Arts Patron SeasonSponsors Deborah and JohnLa Gorce. Open Nov. 13through Dec. 4,; artworkwill be available for sale.Founders Gallery hours are9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mondaythrough Friday. For furtherinformation about this

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exhibit, information aboutupcoming events at BIGARTS, to purchase tickets,sign up for workshops, orbecome a member, call239-395-0900, [email protected] or logon to www.BIGARTS.org.

Audubon Christmas BirdCount volunteers needed

.Volunteers are needed to assist Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society members with theChristmas bird count on Sunday morning, Dec. 14. Participants will work in small groupson Sanibei and Captiva to spot birds and record findings.

Birding skills would be helpful but are not essential. Please call Malcolm and SueHarpham at 395-3804 or Jim Griffith at 472-3744 if you would like to help.

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Last week, Hirdie-GirdieArt Gallery announcedMonday, Nov. 17 as itsopening date for its 15thseason on Sanibel.

Located in a colorfulbuilding at the corner ofTarpon Road and LibraryWay, Hirdie-Girdie ArtGallery is a cooperative ofseventeen award winning

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Anne Joffe is no strangerto these islands, and, if youhave a passion for shelling,chances are you've run intoher once or twice.

Joffe is, among her manyaccomplishments, the presi-dent of the Board ofDirectors for the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum,an author, past president ofthe Conchologists ofAmerica, past treasurer ofthe American MalacologicalSociety, owner and operatorof She Sells Sea Shells andan experienced shellingexpedition leader who hastraveled all over the world.

"I moved to Sanibel in1973. When I first camedown here on vacation I hadgotten into shelling andwhen I went back toLouisville, Ky., I opened upa little shell shop called SheSells Sea Shells. So I hadthat store first, and then,when 1 decided to movehere a couple of years later,I opened one here. This will

be my 32nd year onSanibel!" she said.

But Joffe isn't just ashelling enthusiast, she'squite interested in shells foranother reason.

"I am also somewhat of ascientist. I have a degree inMicrobiology, so it waspretty easy to go intoMarine Biology fromMicrobiology," Joffe said,adding that she's had a pas-sion for sealife, and espe-cially shells, since she was alittle girl growing up on thebeaches of Boston.

Joffe says that after hervacation to Sanibel, whatmany might call a veritableshelling Mecca, she startedstudying shells and learningmore about them. Her train-ing in biological scienceskicked in and she began toapproach the world of shellsfrom a scientific point ofview.

"But, in order to make aliving, I decided I better gointo business. So I was veryfortunate that my hobby andmy love could also becomemy business!"

"I've always been a

crafty person and I'vealways done things with myhands. I can't draw and Ican't paint, but I can craft,so I've always made things.I can look at things, likeshells, and I can see things Iknow other people don'tsee," Joffe said.

"I've always tried neverto alter the shell. I don'tpaint them, I certainly don'tcut them, I just try to fitthings in," Joffe said, notingthat there is no object orcreature she can't make outof shells kept in their natu-ral forms except one— a dol-phin!

She has also authored acraft book called"Shellcrafting," and, alongwith partners HarlanWittkoff anS S. PeterDance, she is the secretaryand treasurer of "C Shells3," a shell book publishingcompany.

Joffe will put her shellcrafting expertise to gooduse on Nov. 22 as she sharesthe magic of making shellornaments with adults inter-ested in the three hour class.

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ally dexterous, so you haveto come up with somethingthat's fun but it doesn't mat-ter how they make it, that nomatter what they do, it'sgoing to come out with theirpersonality. There's no rightand there's no wrong."

Joffe will teach thosethat sign up for the classhow to make three kinds ofornamenis: a holidaymouse, an angel and a deco-rative shell.

The cost of the class is$20 and will run from 1 to 4p.m. To sign up for theclass, call the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum at395-2233.

But in addition to hermany local accomplish-ments, Joffe is also well-traveled, having visited boththe top and bottom of theworld, and almost every-where in between! —

"Last April, I led anexpedition from the muse-um to Cat Island in theBahamas, which is the lastisland out into the Atlantic,on a natural history trip. Wedid fossils, land snails, seashells, flowers, birds, but-

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terflies, plants, we did theentire natural history! It wasfabulous. So this programI'm going to do is a power-point show about the tripactually showing what wedid. It's going to be fun!"

Joffe has led shellingexpeditions all over theworld, and on Feb. 4, at 2p.m., she will give a lecturehighlighting the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum'sfirst annual shelling trip toCat Island in the Bahamas.The cost of the program is

free with paid admission tothe museum.

"Anne was a natural forbecoming involved with themuseum, and it's not only apart of her business, dealingwith seashells, but she alsohas a keen interest in shellsthat transcends the businesspart of her life," said ShellMuseum curator Dr. JoseLeal.

"She understands all theangles of the museum. Sheunderstands that the collec-tion here is not just the stor-age of old shells, but it's anactive, dynamic library ofshells. This is the kind ofstuff that's important tohave in the board leadershipand she has those attributes.This class she's teaching,it's smack dab within thenew image of the museum,which is trying to reach tothe local community, notonly for the educationalgoals of the museum, butalso bringing locals closerto the museum for all kindsof activities," he added.

"I'm very proud to beassociated with this uniqueplace," Joffe said.

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The categories we broken dowri al! of theentries into were most realistic, neatest andmost imaginative.

The winner of the most realistic catego-ry was 12-year-old Hailey Drollinger.Hailey's gray and black raccoon, grinningorange pumpkin and brown and green turtleand anole were beautifully done, and weabsolutely loved her dark blue sky and bigbright moon!

Our runner-up for most realistic wasfive-year-old Ben Arensman. Ben filled inthe whole page and used bright, but naturalcolors, making his entry really stand out!

Our winner for the neatest category iseight-year-old Jennifer Crown. She did abeautiful job coloring in all the space in thepicture, and even blended many colors togive the pumpkin and turtle a very natural

look!The runner-up in the neatest category

was six-year-old Mya Wesley. Mya did agreat job coloring in all of the spaces veryneatly and she even made the picture reallyspooky by coloring in the background as anighttime sky!

Our winner for most imaginative wassic-year-old Savannah Biddle. She got real-ly creative and colored the anole a brightyellow and gave the turtle a pretty springgreen shell and vivid magenta head! Heruse of color was so creative and her jack-o-lantern was very well done!

The runner-up for most imaginative isLisa Arce! Lisa used many bright and cre-ative colors for her entry, making the anolea rainbow of hues and even giving the rac-coon some turquoise fur!

Congratulations to all of the winners! Itwas very difficult to choose because all ofthe entries were so special in their ownways!

All our winners will receive a free copyof Laura D'Amelio's Treasures of theIslands coloring books!

For our November coloring contest,color in this picture of a seahorse fromLaura D'Amelio's Treasures of the Islandscoloring book.

Seahorses live among underwater grass-es and use their fins to move among theplants. Their tails wrap around stalks tohold them in place in strong currents.

Don't be afraid to get creative and letyour imagination run wild!

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On Saturday, Nov. 15th,10 a.m., Gulf Coast WritersAssociation will continueits acclaimed ProfessionalWriters Series with a work-shop by Linnea Sinclair onprose polishing entitled,"Prune Your Prose." Themeeting and workshop willtake place at FriendshipHall, Zion LutheranChurch, 7401 WinklerRoad, Fort Myers.

Award-winning authorSinclair promises to teacheach participant, "how tomake every chapter count,every scene earn its keep,every main character mem-orable." Her 10 tips "willmake your story shine,move it out of the slush pileand onto an editor's desk."

Winner of the prestigiousnational book award, theRITA, and published byboth the Dell and Spectraimprints of BantamRandom House, science fic-tion romance author Linnea

Sinclair has become a namesynonymous for high-action, emotionally intense,character-driven novels. Herbooks have claimed spots inthe Locus Top 10 and madethe USA Today ExtendedBestseller list. RomanticTimes BOOKreviews mag-azine consistently givesSinclair's books 4-1/2 stars(their highest rating).Starlog magazine callsSinclair "one of the reigningqueens of science fictionromance."

A former news reporterand retired private detective,Sinclair's lively workshopshave made her a writingconference favorite nation-wide.

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E-mail Joe Pacheco [email protected].

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For more information onGulf Coast WritersAssociaiton, visit the web-site at www.gulfwriters.org.

For further informationon the Nov. 15th meeting, e-mail Joe Pacheco at [email protected].

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HappyWinnerBlues

Poetic LicenseJoe Pacheco

Woke up this morningAnd turned on the news,Limbaugh's whining on

the radio,Hannily on Fox News,My coffee has been

sweetenedWith the Happy Winner

Blues.

Can't get through toTravelocity

To book a victory cruise,Republicans rushing to

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hear me singingThe Happy Winner

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No mgre Palin poemsTo activate my muse,Still I owe a lot to SarahFor helping me amuse,Too bad she can't hear

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They stole my Kerrysign,

The one time he didlose.

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In four years to re-useAnd once again start

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No malapropismsTo unravel and confuse,The new White House

will speak clearlyOn its policies and

views—And our whole country

will be singing The HappyWinner Blues.

HolidayBazaar tobe heldNov. 22

The most-awaited forand popular bazaar on theisland will be coming soon!

The Island SeniorsHoliday Bazaar will be heldon Saturday, Nov. 22 from9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at theSanibel Civic Center onLibrary Way (just off PalmRidge Road).

Unique craft items andbromeliads will be for sale,plus hot. dogs and softdrinks and — as always —the ever-popular Trash LN'Treasures section. Vendortables can be rented for $20for members and $25 fornon-members.

Call Carole Fallon at395-2115 for more infor-mation or-to reserve a table.

Getting to know sea stars, the masqueraders of the sea mcro

The Asteriasforbesi (com-mon sea star)first made itselfknown to meshortly aftersunrise as myGrandmotherand I explored aDelaware Baytidal pool. Shepointed to arock with greatenthusiasm butat first all I sawwas a boring brown rock.

Sea stars are masterfulmasqueraders, blending intetheir surroundings belowthe tide line, whether flat-tened to the surface of arock or dock piling or hid-den beneath a blanket ofseaweed. Sea stars areechinoderms (which means"spiny skin"), close cousinsto sand dollars, brittle starsand sea urchins. They areone of the best knownmarine invertebrates, (ani-mals without backbones)There are about 1,800species of sea stars in all ofthe oceans of the world butthe greatest variety is foundin the Indo-Pacific.

Of course one of my first

Shell SeekersKathleen

Hoover

questions was howdo they breathe?The trusty handlens myG r a n d m o t h e ralways had close athand revealed tiny,finger-like exten-sions of skin grow-ing around the baseof each spine on thetop surface of thecreature. Each ofthese gill-likestructures had cilia,

creating swirling eddies ofwater currents promotingthe exchange of oxygen andcarbon dioxide.

Sea stars have a charac-teristic star-shaped bodymade up of a central diskand multiple radiating arms.At the end of each ray thereis a microscopic eye. Theireyes can't actually viewobjects but sea stars are sen-sitive to touch, light, tem-perature, orientation, andthe status of the wateraround them.

One of the most amazingsea star characteristics is theability to regenerate lostarms, and in some cases,entire bodies. Most speciesneed the central part of the

SPECIAL TO THE ISLANDERSea stars are masterful masqueraders, blending intotheir surroundings below the tide line.

body intact to be able toregenerate, but a few cangrow an entire sea star froma single ray. This is possi-ble because most of the vitalorgans are located in theirarms.

The specimens we

observed over the course ofthe morning appeared tomove at the pace of a tor-toise. So, it didn't take longfor my eight-year-old senseof curiosity to inquire aboutwhat they would be capableof catching for dinner.

Despite their slow speed,they can be voracious pred-ators and some species canhave detrimental effects oncoral reefs during popula-tion outbreaks.

Most species are gener-alist predators, some eatingbivalves like clams, mus-sels, and oysters or any ani-mal too slow to evade theattack. Some species aredetritivores, eating decom-posed animal and plant mat-ter. Others may consumecoral polyps The sea starcan't see its prey but cansense chemicals released inthe water. Watching a seastar devour a meal is remi-niscent of a scene from ascience fiction flick. Theirmouth is located on theunderside and they have twostomachs.

Crawling onto the clamshell, a sea star attachesitself, using its hundreds of.tiny, tube-shaped feet thatwork like suction cups, andthen it begins to pull. Theydon't give up easily, pullingfor hours, or even days.

The sea star pries open ashell by wearing out theclam's adductor muscle.When the clam gets tired

and opens its shell slightly,the sea star inserts its stom-ach into the opening todevour the organism, itactually liquefies thebivalve and then the meal isabsorbed into the stomachin this "soupy" state.Because of the ability todigest food outside of itsbody, the sea star is able tohunt prey much larger thanits mouth would otherwiseaccommodate.

Sea stars use a water vas-cular system to move. Thecolored dot in the center ofthe body is called themadreporite. This organpumps water in the seastar's body. The pumpingaction creates suction at theend of the hundreds of tubefeet located on the under-side of the arms. The suc-tion of the tube feet is usedfor movement and feeding.

Sea stars are eaten bybottom-dwelling fish andcrabs, as wel/ as by gullswhen they are left exposedby a low tide. Sea starsbreed in the spring, produc-ing millions of eggs.

SCCF Wines in the Wild welcome back fundraiserSCCF's Wines in the

Wild fundraiser onSaturday, Nov. 15 will be anopportunity to welcomeback the islands' seasonalresidents while supportingthe Foundation's conserva-tion programs. The event,from 6 to 8 p.m. on theNature Center grounds, willfeature a tasting of "critter"wines selected by islandwine aficionado Tom Uhler.

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Saturday, Nov. 156 to 8 p.m.

WhereSCCF's Nature Center

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Cost is $75 per person

Each of the wines has ananimal in its name or as panof its label illustration.These "critter" wines arefrom around the world, andthey are not widely avail-able. The wines will becomplemented with foodsfrom caterer Leslie Adams.

"At our 40th anniversaryparty last November it wassuch fun to catch up witheveryone at the beginning ofthe winter season." saidErick Lindblad, SCCF'sexecutive director. "As we

head into our 41st year, thecurrent economic climatewill bring some fundraisingchallenges. A tasting of'critter' wines will be agreat way to kick off thenew season."

Reservations for Winesin the Wild can be made bycalling SCCF at 472-2329.The cost for the evening'sfestivities is $75 per person.SCCF's Nature Center is at3333 Sanibel-Captiva Roadon Sanjjpel, near mile mark-er T.

The Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foundation,Inc. is a not-for-profitorganization dedicated tothe preservation of naturalresources and wildlife habi-tat on and around Sanibeland Captiva through envi-ronmental education, landacquisition, landscaping for

wildlife, marine research,natural resource policy, seaturtle conservation andwildlife habitat manage-ment. Community supportthrough membership duesand tax-deductible contribu-tions makes this work possi-ble.

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Familiar island photog-rapher Kathleen Blase ofFort Myers died on Oct. 14,2008 after a three-yearstruggle with ovarian can-cer. She was 68.

When she cameSouthwest Florida in 1973she began to specialize inphotographing local people,landmarks and area lore.Her beach pictures and herability to capture an indi-vidual's personality wereoften magical. Until recent-ly a staff photographer atTimes of the Islands maga-zine, Kathleen also was alsostaff photographer for theIslander at one time andserved the Sanibel-CaptivaChamber of Commerce asstaff photographer andinformation specialist. Shehad a special place in herheart for the barrier islands— very evident in the beau-tiful beachfront weddingphotographs she tookthrough her professionalstudio, Kathleen BlasePhotography.

Dave Nagy, a dispatcherat the Breeze Newspapers,knew Kathleen for years."She was very down-to-earth, but she took such joyin life — she found greatjoy in small things," he said."Just a delightful person tobe around. And conversa-tions always took off fromwhere you were the lasttime you were together, asthough no time had passedat all. Kathleen was such asweet, sweet lady."

And. Anne Mitchellworked with her. "Kathleenwas my friend for morethan 20 years, starting whenshe lived on Sanibel in GulfPines," she said., "She was abreath of fresh air and was

• known by many islandersfor her broad and readysmile."

"When she came in aroom," Anne Bellew added,"her smile would make thewhole place sparkle...everyone who saw or felt itswarmth cou]dn't help butfeel just a little bit better!"

"Even during her ill-ness," Mitchell continued,"she kept an upbeat andpositive attitude. I was soimpressed that she nevercomplained. She made themost of the time she had leftand, even a few months ago,was planning a photo safariin Africa — her third. I amlucky to have known herand will miss her always."

Kathleen is survived byher son, James Blase ofSavannah, Ga.; her daugh-ter, Patricia Beringer, andson-in-law, Peter, and hergrand-daughter, SydneyMay Beringer, all of Tampa,Fla.; and her brother,Richard Allen and his wife,Jo Allen, of Greenville, S.C.

Services were held at theRobinson Funeral Home inEasley, S.C. on Friday, Oct.24, with burial at theHagood Family Cemeteryoutside of Pickens, S.C.Donations in Kathleen'sname may be sent to theTeal Ribbon OvarianCancer ResearchFoundation — www.tro-crf.org. •

Donald W. DeCoster

Donald W. DeCoster, Jr.

passed at Shell PointHospice on Nov. 1 after along illness. He was 87.

Don was born in St.Paul. Minn, the oldest offive children! His familysummered at Mahtomedi,White Bear Lake, Minn.where he learned to sail Escows with his brothers andsister. Sailboat racingremained a lifelong passion.He graduated from St. PaulAcademy and PrincetonUniversity, class of 1944where he majored inPolitical Science. He inter-rupted his education tobecome a naval aviatorflight instructor atPensacola during WW II.

In 1946, he and threebuddies bought for taxes198,000 acres of timberlandin Tye, British Columbia onLake Kootenay. Theylogged the land using Armysurplus trucks and bull doz-ers shipped out from. St.Paul by train and built asawmill, which later bumeddown. . Ultimately, city lifebeckoned and the land wassold. (Recently the property— now named Darkwoods— was sold by the Germanfamily that owned it formany years to the NatureConservancy of Canada for$125,000,000.)

Don married, had threechildren and was a sales-man for Longbell LumberCo.

In 1961, he and twofriends started KnoxLumber Co., a cash-and-carry discount lumber andhardware retail store, a fore-runner of Home Depot andLowes, another legendaryundertaking. Ultimately,there were nine stores in theUpper Midwest.

Don and his first wifedivorced and, in 1972, hemarried Carolyn Stahl. Donretired in 1984 and dividedthey divided their life

• between St. Paul, Sanibeland Madeline Island, Wis.in Lake Superior. Don racedwith the Apostle IslandYacht Club, a Peterson 34and then a J-35. In 2000,Sanibel became their per-manent home.

Don loved his life, hisextended family, his church,St. Paul and Minnesota,duck hunting, golf and ski-ing. A lifelong learner, he

-enjoyed CSPAN. He loved agood laugh — especially ifit.was on him. A good lis-tener, patient, caring andabove all, positive andupbeat no matter what, anall round "great guy." Hewas truly loved by all whoknew him.

He is survived by hisdevoted wife, Carolyndaughters Alida (PerryBieder) and Claire, sonDonald DeCoster III,grandsons Louis Bieder andNathan DeCoster, his sister,Elizabeth D. Moseley;stepchildren Nancy, Peter,Tom and Amy Stahl, andeight step grandchildren.

A memorial service willbe held at the SanibelCongregational Church,2050 Periwinkle Way, onSaturday, Nov. 15 at 11 a.m.In his memory, contribu-tions to the church or chari-ty of your choice is appreci-ated.

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that BIG ARTS has chosen to donate their Film Seriescollection to the Library. This is the second year thatpatrons are able to check out this wonderful collectionof foreign and award-winning films. If you missed aFilm Series movie, or just want to watch your favoriteagain, you can check it out at the library.

In 2007 the first donation from BIG ARTS provedto be a great success. Library patrons asked about thefilms and checked them out frequently. We are look-ing for a similar reaction this year. Some of the newtitles include:

• "A Prairie Home Companion"• "Avenue Montaigne''• "Boynton Beach Club"• "Divided We Fall"• "From Mao to Mozart"• "Keeping Mum"• "Kolya"M "La Buchc"• "The Road Home"• "Top Hat"• "Water"BIG ARTS Film Society DVDs may be checked out

for one week. Library cards are available to allSanibel residents and all Lee County residents at nocharge, and for a small fee for our visitors. For addi-tional information visit us at 770 Dunlop Road,Sanibel FL 33957, on the web at www.sanlib.org orby telephone (239) 472-2483. We look forward to see-ing you soon.

New at the SanibelPublic Library

The Sanibel PublicLibrary is pleased to addforeign language books toour collection. Availableselections include fiction,mystery, non-fiction andbiography with a mix ofAmerican and foreign

authors. The library staffencourage everyone tocheck it out.

The library is locatedat 770 Dunlop Road,Sanibel. For more infor-mation, call (239) 472-2483 www.sanlib.org.

Brownie GirlScouts need mom

We are looking for a volunteer mom to start a newBrownie Troop at The Sanibel School for 2nd and 3rdgrade girls. Currently, there is only one Brownie Troop thatmeets at the school and it's at capacity. There are severalgirls who would like to join and need a troop. If you'reinterested in starting a troop or would like more informa-tion, please contact Diane St. Pierre at 472-9211 or PattyHolston at 472-1707. Getting started is easy and we wilthelp you however we can!

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SanibelCommunityChurchSponsoringcomfort program

What is hope? The dic-tionary defines hope as adesire of some good,accompanied with anexpectation of obtaining itor a belief that it is obtain-able. As Christians ourhope is the expectation ofthe fulfillment of God'spromises.

Nothing pulls on theheartstrings of hope morestrongly than the loss of aloved one. Each person'sgrief journey is unique, butthere are predictable stagesthat people generally expe-rience.

A person who suffers thedeath of a loved one notonly loses that person butalso the life he or she builtwith that person. They spenttime together, sharedresponsibilities, enjoyedcommon interests and activ-ities, and made plans for thefuture. They had a patternof relying on each other forvital elements that madetheir lives whole.

Our modern way of lifemakes it difficult for us togrieve. Often people arcforced to carry their griefwithin. Well meaningfriends offer sympathyimmediately after the losshas occurred, but from thatpoint on it's implied thatlife should be business as

usual again.In an effort to reach out

to the community and pro-vide an opportunity forthose who have lost a lovedone to experience Christiancommunity, the SanibelCommunity ChurchStephen Ministry team issponsoring a Service ofComfort and Hope. Theservice will be held at thechurch on Sunday, Nov. 16,at 6 p.m. Prayer, music,scripture readings, and ameditation provided byPastor Daryl Donovan willbe accompanied by a timefor sharing memories andfeelings of loss. All mem-bers of the Pastoral staff andthe Stephen Ministry teamwill be in attendance.Refreshments will beserved.

In Stephen Ministry con-gregations, lay -caregivers(called Stephen Ministers)provide one-to-oneChristian care to thebereaved, hospitalized, ter-minally ill, separated,divorced, unemployed,relocated, and others facinga crisis or life challenge.Stephen Ministry helps pas-tors and congregations pro-vide quality caring ministryfor as long as people needit.

Things to do andsee locally andbeyond the bridgeHoliday Bazaar to beheld Nov. 22

The most-awaited forand popular bazaar on theisland will be comingsoon!

The Island SeniorsHoliday Bazaar will beheld on Saturday, Nov. 22from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at theSanibel Civic Center onLibrary Way (just off PalmRidge Road).

Unique craft items andbromeliads will be forsale, plus hot dogs and softdrinks and — as always —the ever-popular Trash (N'Treasures section. Vendortables can be rented for$20 for members and $25for non-members.

Call Carole Fallon at395-2115 for more infor-mation or to reserve atable.

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Crazy Hair Night atLOGOS

See you Wednesday at3:30 PM with crazy hair!!Congrats to Logan Salesour Cup StompingChampion from last week!Let's see who has the cra-

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The Sanibel-CaptivaChapter of the AmericanBusiness Women'sAssociation has just beguntheir annual sale ofEntertainment Books. Thebooks sell for $30 each andare available at the Bank ofthe Islands and the Sanibel-Captiva Community Bankof McGregor Blvd. Thisyear's edition . includescoupons for Sunshine Cafe,KeyLime Bistro, RC Otters,the Jacaranda, IslandCinema, Captiva Cruises,Johnny's Pizza, Rinaldi'sShoes, and Subway as wellas many other businesses inFort Myers and Fort MyersBeach. ABWA providescollege scholarships to localwomen and contributes tothe Take Stock in Childrenprogram.

FISH to hold Luncheonon Nov. 11

The next Friendly Facesluncheon will be held onTuesday Nov. 1 lth at noon.Friends In Service Here(fish )invites all residentsand guests to attend.Reservations must be madeby Sunday, Nov. 9th. Formore information, callGilian Bath at 395-4550

International DollsCollection at SanibelPublic Library

Come to the SanibelPublic Library and see oneof their newest exhibits -The International Dolls dis-play. The extensive collec-tion is donated by Mrs. JaneWerner. The dolls were theprivate collection of Wernerand represent decades oftravel and collecting by

Werner. The permanent col-lection includes 88 nativedolls from countries such asNepal, Ecuador, Belize,Hungary and Sweden; andlocal dolls from Iowa, NewMexico, and the SeminoleNation.

The International Dollscollection is on permanentdisplay at the SanibelPublic Library, 770 DunlopRoad, Sanibel.

New WorshipSchedule at SanibelCongregational

In November SanibelCongregational Churchbegins a new Sunday morn-ing worship schedule^vith a7:45 a.m. informal servicefollowed by full worshipservices at 9 a.m. and11a.m. at the church, 2050Periwinkle Way. This willbe the worship scheduleuntil next May except forSunday, Nov. 16, when thecongregation says good-byeto long term associate min-isters the Rev. Drs. Sandyand Jim Boler who aregoing to retire. On Nov. 16there will be two services;one at 7:45 a.m. and one at10 a.m. followed by areception for the Bolers.

Interim senior minister,Dr. Dale Kent, and ActingAssociate Minister," Rev.Denise Terry, are eager tomeet with those in the com-munity who would like toknow more about SanibelCongregational Church andabout the United Church ofChrist. They invite you tocome to worship or call foran appointment.

For more informationcall the church, (239) 472-0497, or see www.sani-bclucc.org.

First San-CapOrchid Societymeeting onMonday, Nov. 17

"Winter Care ofDendrobium Orchids" willbe the topic of the Monday,Nov. 17 meeting of theSanibel-Captiva OrchidSociety at St. Michael & AllAngels Episcopal Church,located at 2304 PeriwinkleWay on Sanibel beginningat 1:30 p.m.

Anna Busch, co-ownerof Marilyn's Orchids in FortMyers, will discuss the dor-mancy needs of dendrobi-um orchids daring the win-'ter.

Orchid novices areencouraged to come to themeeting at 1 p.m. to hear amember of the San-CapOrchid Society discuss thefundamentals of growingorchids. Participants are

also encouraged to comeearly to purchase orchids orto do so during intermis-sion. Anyone with ques-tions or an "ill orchid" thatneeds diagnosis can bringtheir plants to the meetingduring Show-and-Tell.

San-Cap Orchid Societymembers are invited to par-ticipate in a monthly show.Ribbons are awarded forbest Hybrid and bestSpecies Orchids. Membersand guests are also invitedto participate in a monthlyorchid raffle. Society mem-bership is $20 annually,guests are $4 to attendmeeting.

For questions or otherinformation, please callNannette Lehr at 395-3327.

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The adoption of LeeCounty Animal Servicespets includes spaying orneutering, vaccinations,de-worming, 10-day petadoption health guarantee,

six-month heartworm pre-ventative, microchipping,heartworm testing for dogsand Hill's Science Diet petfood samples.

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and top the holiday giftspreference list. The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum isoffering several workshopsdesigned for holiday giving.

1 On Nov. 19th throughthe 21st, from 9 a.m. to 12p.m., Julie Olander is con-ducting a "Water ColorWorkshop." Cockles andmussels will provide thesubject material. Studentswill learn basic watercolortechniques and experience astep-by-step lecture anddemonstration. Color mix-ing, application, and tech-=nique will be explored. Thequality of the student'swork will be enhanced bygaining insight into the sub-jects they are painting.They will learn about whereand how cockles and mus-sels live as well as the

diverse variations in colordisplayed. The cost of theworkshop is $81.

Ms. Olander holds aMasters Degree in Art andhas received numerousawards and recognitionsover the last 30 years. Shehas studied with CharlesReid, Charles Sovek, SamBarber, and Robert DouglasHunter. Color and form areJulie's primary interests, aswell as the way light affectslandscapes or still lifeobjects.

Well respected for herfine watercolors and oils,Julie's paintings are consis-tently selected for juriedshows, where she has wonover 25 ribbons. MsOlander's work has beenshown at the Decordova,Fuller, Danforth, and CapeCod Art Museums, Boston

City Hall, and-in the Palacein St. Petersburg, Russia.

Ms. Olander is a memberof the Allied Artists ofAmerica and an associatemember in the NewEngland WatercolorSociety' She is a member ofthe "21 in Truro" Group ofCape Cod, which has beenfeatured at the CahoonMuseum and the CapeMuseum of Fine Art.

Ms. Olander teaches inboth of her studios, at sever-al art associations, and docsworkshops nationally andoverseas. In Massachusetts,Ms. Olander is a member ofthe Cape Cod ArtAssociation and FalmouthArt Association. In Florida,she is a member of the FortMyers and Bonita SpringsArt Leagues, among others.

Anne Joffe, the President

of the board of trustees forThe Bailey-Matthews ShellMuseum, will facilitate aclass designed to help par-ticipants create three holi-day ornaments. "One of theshell creations will be tradi-tional, another will fall intothe novelty category and thethird will be just for fun,"reports Joffe. Shells andother sea life will be used toadorn these unique holidaycreations. The class will beheld at the Museum from 1 -4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 22.The cost of the class is $20.Participants are urged tobring their own glue guns ifpossible.

Anne has judged scien-tific and artistic categoriesat shell shows for more than25 years. She is a Past-pres-ident of Conchologists ofAmerica; Past-treasurer of

the American MalacologicalSociety; President of theSanibel-Captiva Shell Club;Shell Show Chairman; Past-president of the Sanibel-CapLiva Chamber ofCommerce; owns and oper-ates "She Sells Sea Shells"on Sanibel Island; hasauthored a craft book,"Shellcrafting;" and serveson the board of directors forthe Conchologists ofAmerica.. Along with twopartners, Harlan Wittkoffand S. Peter Dance, she isthe secretary-treasurer of "CShells 3". a shell book pub-lishing company. Anne hasled shelling trips all over theworld.

For further informationor to register for the classes,call-Joanne LaFleur at 239-395-2233.

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Holiday arts and craftsclasses will be availableat the Shell Museum.

Shell Museum announces children's holiday programsThe Bailey-Matthews

Shell Museum children'sholiday programs will pro-vide children with theopportunity to experiencethe joy of the season as well

as leam about mollusks andother sea creatures.

Beginning on Friday,Dec. 5, 2008 the Museumwill offer "Story Time AtThe Museum." The pro-

gram is designed for chil-dren ages three and up,accompanied by a careprovider. The class will beheld at the Museum everyFriday morning from 10

a.m. to 11 a.m. The chil-dren will be read a bookabout subjects like the sea,tidal pools, and creaturesfound under the sea. Storytime will be followed by a

visit to the Museum's livetank to view the animalsthat make shells. There isno charge for the program.

On Dec. 6th from 10a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a"Holiday Lunch andOrnament CreationWorkshop" will be held forchildren ages four througheight. The children will cre-ate a unique holiday orna-ment to take home and willshare lunch with a specialholiday visitor bearinggifts! The program will endwith a trip to the Museum'slive tank to observe mol-lusks. The cost of the event

is $15."Holiday Gift Making"

will take place onDecember 12, 2008 from 9a.m. . to 11:30 a.m.Participants ages six totwelve will create at leasttwo unique holiday gifts forthe special people in theirlives as well as design shellwrapping paper to decoratetheir treasures. The eventcost is $15.

To register or obtainadditional informationplease call the Museum'seducation specialist, JoanneLaFIeur at 239-395-2233.

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If you are an inveteratetheater lover, drop every-thing and get down toNaples to see the superbproduction The NaplesPlayers have on the boardsright now. Get your calen-dar out because, unfortu-nately, the show closes*Saturday night, the 22nd ofNovember. -

The play is "The Womenof Lockerbie" by DeborahBrevoort. And can thatwoman write! This play ofhers has won both theKennedy Center and TheOnassis International PlayWriting awards.

Brevoort's play is sodeeply moving. Staged likea Greek tragedy, there isnothing frothy, pedestrian orbanal in one line of it. Youhave to be prepared to feel,because feel you will.That's exactly what I wantfrom theater, and the wholecast and crew delivered allof that just beautifully.

There are seven people

in the cast, threeplay Americans andthe other four areScottish womenfrom the villageinto which PanAmerican flight103, bombed byterrorists, fell onDec. 21, 1988. Iwas dazzled by howall seven of themrose to the incredi-ble lines the play-wright gave them.

Early in the play each ofthe women of the villagetells of her experience onthat day, and you quicklyknow as an audience mem-ber you will not be spared,you will not be coddled, orpatronized. Instead you willbe moved.

One woman says, "Theroof of our barn caved in.Later, we found 71 bodies.1'

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reported thesight of"Thousands ofletters floatingfrom the mailcargo on board."

They saytheir lines withsuch compas-sion, you cometo really lovethose threewomen from the

village. But, it is now sevenyears later. There is aMemorial Commemorationceremony and the familiesof the perished have beeninvited to attend. How.aboutthat as a confrontation toyou as you sit in that audi-ence? Woul d yoii havegone, had you been the par-ents of an 18-year-old sonwho died in the crash? Therecovery crew never found asingle shred of his body.

His. two American par-ents, very, very well played

by Tony Otteri and DebiGarnett, have come toLockerbie to reclaim some-thing of their son. MadelineLivingston, is painfullydescribed by her husband.Bill, as someone who can'tquit crying. One of theGreek chorus comments,"She can't or she won't."• Madeline comes on stageand then off, as she roamslhe hills of Lockerbie look-ing for her son. "Even just abone. Do you remember hisjaw, how it jutted out?" Sheis distraught, calls herselfthe Crazy Woman and israging with anger. Shewants revenge. One of theLockerbie woman says,"Loathing is love injured."

Here is a moment whereI want to give the highestaccolades to the director of"The Women of Lockerbie,"Anna Segreto. Her concep-tion of how the play was tobe staged turned out to be soperfect. She uses the threeScottish women as a Greek

chorus. A fourth villager,wonderfully played. byJanina Birtolo, provides thenecessary comic relief. Thechorus circles, and speaks tous. In the highly stylizedset, they move the dramaforward, and they bringhealing to the troubledAmerican couple. The cho-rus speaks the truths of thewhole village and, as theplot unfolds, they confrontwhat needs to be confront-ed. They al so schemeagainst all odds to bringabout what needs to ulti-mately be done to heal theseemingly overwhelminggrief over the deaths of 277people who perished in thebombing and the crash.

Anna Segreto drew elo-quent performances out ofeveryone. I should haveexpected that, because Ideeply admired her direc-tion of another NaplesPlayers production lastyear, Edward Albee's "TheGoat."

My hat's off to you,Anna.

I won't tell you moreabout how the play ends. Ijust want to urge you to gosee it. You will never regretit. It won't be easy, but itwill be transformative. Isn'tthat what good theater is allabout? This play is trulygood theater. I know it willbe one of the finest I willsee all season. I don't saythat lightly. My warmestcongratulations to everyoneat The Naples Players whoworked on it.

I believe "The Women ofLockerbie" will be a sell-out. Call now, or you maymiss it. That would be a ter-rible loss for you. Ticketsare only $20. Call the boxoffice at the Sugden, (239)263-7990, hours, Mondayto Friday, 10-4 andSaturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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This HBO documentary"Run, Granny, Run" willbe shown at BIG ARTSMonday, Nov. 10. The filmtells the true story of Doris'Granny D' Haddock who,at the age of 90, walkedacross America to rallyagainst the influence of bigmoney in elections. Herjourney galvanized popular

attention to a political sys-tem gone awry. RepublicanPresidential CandidateSenator John McCain said,"I believe she represents allthat is good in America.She has taken up this strug-gle to clean up Americanpolitics... Granny D, youexceed any small, modestcontributions those of uswho have labored in thevineyards of reform havemade to this Earth. We aregrateful for you." At age 94she ran, and almgst won ina race for U.S. Senate.

Winner of six Academy

Awards in J967, "A Manfor All Seasons" tells thestory of Thomas More,who stood up to KingHenry VIII when the Kingrejected the RomanCatholic Church to obtaina divorce and remarriage.This classic which starsPaul Scofield, VanessaRedgrave, and Orson Wellswill be shown Nov. 17.

"Daughter of Keltoum"transports the moviegoer toa remote Berber region ofAlgeria where a 19-year-old Swiss woman searchesfor her biological mother.

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Granny's Green BeansMy partner and co-author of this column, Jeanne Adams and I

have decided to provide our readers with our favoriteThanksgiving dinner recipes over the next four issues of thispaper.

We hope you will enjoy them, clip them and keep in yourCapt. Dick's cookbook.

Thanksgiving Day Menu - part 3

Granny's Green BeansIngredients:

10 slices of bacon, cut into small pieces2 onions, cut into small pieces2 lbs. fresh green beans or 3 cans of whole green beans3 cans chicken stock

How to:Saute the bacon and onions in three tablespoons of butter until the bacon iscooked and the onions are transparent.Add the green beans and chicken stock. Add water cover the green beans ifnecessary. • -Cover and cook at a medium-low heat until the beans are limp. This usuallytakes about four hours with fresh green beans.Salt and pepper to taste.Sweet potato casseroleIngredients:3 cups cooked and mashed sweet potatoes1/2 cup sugar8 oz. cream cheese, softened2 eggsDash of saltHow to:Mix together and put in a buttered casserole dish.

Topping mixIngredients:

1 cup chopped pecans1 cup cornflakes1/2 cup brown sugarHow to:Mix together the ingredients and put on top of the sweet potato mixture.Drizzle with 1/2 cup of melted butter and bake at 350 degrees for 30minutes.Capt. Dick's Seafood and More Recipes is available for $7.95 plus $1.85 forpostage by calling the number above or mailing to 7989 Judge Bean Road,Bokeelia, Fl 33922. Make checks payable to Dick May.

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Upcoming filmsFilms for the month of November are as follows:Nov. 17 "U.K. - A Man for All Seasons" (1966)Nov. 24 "Algeria - Daughter of Keltoum" (2001).Sound enhancement system for the hearing impaired

is available. Monday evening "Windows on the World"tickets are $7, purchase tickets in advance or night offilm at BIG ARTS Marks Box Office, films start al 7p.m.

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From left, Virginia Lewis of North Port, Fla. and hersister Elizabeth Peterson of Ohio are all smiles aftera day of shopping. Here the sisters are checking outshoes and hats at Peaches Plus.

From left Tony Selvaggio of Tampa and MikeSelvaggio of Pittsburgh relaxed outside of Pandora'sBox Mike Selvaggio's wife shopped.

Sharon Ross of Chicago delights in the fun, novel findsat Pandora's Box in Periwinkle Place.

Shopping day at PeriwinklePlace on Sanibel

Earlier in the week, visitors andresidents alike enjoyed a mild, sunny daybrowsing and shopping in the uniqueshops in Periwinkle Place on Sanibel.Some women giggled as they tried onchic hats while others enjoyed sittingdown and noshing on icecream. But onething that seemed universal - not a frownto be found!

From left, Sanibel residents, Maryann Crystal and PatSchwarz check out some fluffy toys at Toys Ahoy! atPeriwinkle Place.

From left, Jennifer Thornton, of Alabama and momFran Upperman of Ohio have fun shopping atSynergy - the Life is Good store.

From left, Kevin Swartz and Kathleen Mackey of KuauiHawaii take a shopping break to enjoy some chocolateicecream at the Blue Giraffe at Periwinkle place.

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November Events at the CentersNovember 1st- 21st join us as we accept donations at our centers for:

F.I.S.H.: ail The Village Shops, Cheeburger Cheeburger, Sanibel Cafe, and SeaweedGallery inTahitian Gardens or Island Grooming by Lisa in Tarpon Bay Center.

Gulf Coast Humane Society: Island Paws in Olde Sanibel Shoppes, SanibelAr t& Frame in Tarpon Bay Town Center and inTahitian Gardens at Sanibel Resort

Wear, Giggles, Escentials, C.Turtles, and The Cedar Chest Fine Jewelry.Harry Chapin Food Bank: The Olde Sanibel Shoppes.

We thank you in advance for your generous support.

Holiday Shopping on November 21 st.The Village Shops, hosts an Orchid Showand holds a Sidewalk Sale. Orchids may be

purchased at the show.

Tahitian Gardens hosts a Sidewalk Sale.Both centers have distinctive items on sale in

time for holiday shopping. You'll find convenientparking and a relaxed island atmostphere.

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