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Pros: ■ Attractive even when not blooming. ■ Natural shape. ■ Blooming brings in the pollinators. ■ Sell corsages for extra income. ■ Garden strolls are ahhh! ■ Blooming is memorable. ■ You gotta have at least one gardenia. Cons: ■ Can attract chewing insects. ■ Count your blooms, neighbors will be stealing them.
■ Blooming brings in the pollinators. ■ Need to treat with iron twice a year. ■ Non-native.
dripping with blossoms. So, close your eyes and think about your special gardenia memory. Then follow your nose to our sweet smelling garden. So many blossoms, so little time in a tropical eye catching garden. Don’t wanna miss this bloomer! Anita Force Marshall W hat’s
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Open 4:30-9:00pm Fish M arket Open at 1 lam 472-3128 703 Tarpon Bay Road www.prawnbroker.com rv -i jf 9 W i n n e r B e s t S e a f o o d Page 13 M W ee k o f We dne sd ay, March 25, 2015 ________ c a p ti v a sa n ib e l.c o m _________ S a n ib e l- C a p tiv a Is la n de r S a n ib e l- C a p tiv a Is la n de r _________ c a p ti v a sa n ib e l. c o m ________ Wee k o f W edn es day , Marc h 25, 201 5 M Pag e 14 ISLAND HOME Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM European journalists to fish Ding/Doc Ford’s tourney Four journalists from Scotland and Denmark will team up to fish and cover the fourth annual “Ding” Darling & Doc Ford’s Tarpon Tournament on May 9. The combined circulation of fhe team’s news and fishing publications is greater than 2.3 million readers. Captain Jim Patrick from the UK writes for the daily Sun and Scottish Sun newspapers. Teammate Paul O ’Hare covers news, sports, and other features about Scotland for the Daily Record. Paul Fenech will be cov ering the tournament for the monthly Sea Angler maga zine, while Niels Lagergaard Pedersen from Denmark writes for the monthly Fiske Avisen. The team ’s participation was made possible through a partnership between the Lee County V isitor & Convention Bureau and the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge (DDWS). “The reporters are all avid anglers, but none have fished for tarpon before, so it should be exciting for everyone involved,” said Birgie Miller, DDWS executive director and event organizer. DDWS sponsors the tournament along with title spon sor Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille and other local busi nesses and individuals. The tournament is unique locally because it pays out 100 percent of the entry fee ($500 per boat of up to four) as tournament awards. Up to 50 boats participate, only 25 spots remain. “There’s not another tarpon tournament like it in the area,” said Marty Harrity, Doc Ford’s co-owner. “In past PH O TO PRO V ID ED Only a few spots remain for this year’s tarpon tournament. years we’ve had fishermen from all over the country. This year it looks like we can expand that to ‘all over the world.” ” The tournament’s Captain’s Dinner takes place the evening prior, Friday, May 8, at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar on Fort Myers Beach. Following Saturday’s competition, the Silver King for “Ding” after-party at Doc Ford’s will be open to the public with limited tickets available at $50 for each non-fisherman, including dinner and a silent auction. Proceeds will benefit wildlife and conservation education at J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel Island. “Last year we raised $40,000 for the refuge as a result of sponsorships, donations, and auction proceeds,” said Miller. “W e’re so grateful to Doc Ford’s and our other sponsors for this huge effort in our behalf.” For more information on the tournament, please visit www.dingdarlingtarpontourney.org. Anyone interested in becoming a tournament sponsor should contact Miller at (239) 292-0566 or director@dingdarlingsociety.org. Tournament sponsors include: Title Sponsor: Title Sponsor: Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille; Presenting Sponsor: Diversified Yacht Services; Platinum Sponsors: Sanibel Bean, Florida Weekly, Lamar Advertising, Suncoast Beverage; Gold Sponsors: Anisa Jewelry, Bass Pro Shops, Bella Signs & Designs, Captiva Diva, Fort Myers Marine, Holiday Inn Sanibel Island, Island Sun/River Weekly News, Law Office of Janet Strickland PA, Media Source, Raiser’s Edge, Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, Sanibel Island Fishing Club, Sanibel Oasis & Sanibel Gear. W hitney’s Bait & Tackle; Silver Sponsors: Island Sand Paper, Must Do Visitor Guides & MustDo.com, Sanibel Island Fishing Club, Semmer Electric, Vasanta Senerat, CPA, PA.
Tow er G allery to host Island A llu re The artists of Tower Gallery invite everyone to attend their “Island Allure” party on Saturday, March 28, from 5-9 p.m. Don’t we love to be reminded why this area is so special? Where else can we see graceful palm trees bending in the soft tropical air while relaxing on a white
sandy beach? How about watching pelicans diving and shore- birds scurrying along the shore? People
walk around here with smiles on their faces because it is a happy place. The artists at Tower would like to have everyone visit their happy place.
Twenty- three artists are excited to show their latest work, which fits
the description of Island Allure. The gallery
features a diverse mix
of art to include oils, acrylics, watercolors, ceramics, jewelry, photography and mixed media. Subjects run the gamut of tropical, mysterious, abstract, fantasy to playful. Come join the fun and meet the artists. Treats and refreshments will be served. Tower Gallery is at 751 Tarpon Bay Road. For more information, call (239) 472-4557 or visit www.towergallery.net. Don’t forget to wear a flower in your hair! PH O TO PRO V ID ED The Tower Gallery of Sanibel Island is hosting an “Island Allure” party March 28. Rodgers and Hammerstein at Sanibel Music Festival Opera Theater of Connecticut will present an Evening with Rodgers and Hammerstein Saturday, March 28, at the intimate setting of the Sanibel Congregational U.C.C., 2050
Periwinkle Way, at 8 p.m. This composing team created a series of Broadway musicals now considered “the golden age” of musi cal theater. The selections for this concert have been chose from four of their audience favorites: “Carousel,” “The King and I,” “Oklahoma,” and “South Pacific.” Many songs have become a part of American popular culture. Music director Robert Ashens will join Artistic Director Alan Mann in pre senting an exciting cast of singing actors. Performing will be Millinee Bannister, John Dooley, Shannon K essler Dooley, Adam Fieldson, Lisa
W illiam son, and
Mark Womack. The program is sponsored by the LAT Foundation. Tickets may be purchased for $45 each online at www.sanibelmusicfes- tival.org or by calling (239) 344- 7025. Tickets may also be purchased by cash or check only at the Bank of the Islands, 1699 Periwinkle Way, and Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, 2477 Library Way in Sanibel. The Sanibel Music Festival, cele brating its 29th season, presents world renowned artists during the month o f M arch at the Sanibel Congregational U.C.C. Incorporated in 1987 as a non-for-profit organiza tion, its mission is to present classi cal music of the highest standard at affordable prices and to promote the careers of young artists through per formance opportunities. Rabbi to lead text study The Unitarian Universalists o f the Islands congre gation is pleased to announce that Rabbi M yra Soifer o f Temple Bat Yam will lead a text study and theolog ical imaging, titled “The Pieces of Our Lives,” based on Exodus 32 .1 9 . The service, which will begin at 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 12, will meet in Fellowship Hall at the Sanibel Congregational Church o f Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way. The public is welcome to attend.
Rabbi Soifer assumed the leadership of Bat Yam congregation in January 20 1 4 . She was one o f the first 10 women ordained as rabbi after Reform Judaism accepted women in 1972. Rabbi Soifer was born in Miami and attended Lawrence University in Appleton, W isconsin. She completed her M asters of Arts degree in Hebrew Letters at Hebrew Union C ollege in Cincinnati in 1977 and was ordained there in 1978. Rabbi Soifer served as a student rabbi at the Jewish Community Center in Union City, Tennessee, and at Temple Beth Shalom on Charlotte, North Carolina. In 1978, she became an assistant rabbi for a New Orleans congregation. She served as the rabbi for Temple Sinai in Reno, Nevada, for 25 years before retiring from there. She is considered an outstanding speaker. Lively discussion, fellowship and refreshm ents to follow the service. PH O TO PRO V ID ED It’s official. The Bailey-Matthews is now nationwide with the addition of the word “National” in signage of the popular exhibit and tourist stopover. The unofficial change was made last year, with signage upgrades last week reflecting the museum’s broad appeal and importance in shelling education. The museum has one of the world’s finest shell collections. Details are at shellmuse- um.org. Keep Sanibel beautiful... Please recycle! G r e e n d a y Ray Chesner got into the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day with a skate to Captiva from his Sanibel home. Chesner said he reg ularly skates the span of about 22 miles, and that friends and family expected something different on a day o’ fun. “They’d be unhappy if I didn’t,” he said. C R A IG G A R R ET T # F O R E V E R F L O R I D A
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