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St. Pat's Party March 17, 2012

The next organizational meeting for the St. Pat's Party fund raiser will be held at 2pm on Thursday, February 23, 2012, at Jackie Byrnes' house, 4551 Bartlett Pky.  It's still not to late to volunteer to help. Contact Jackie at jandbbyrnes@embarqmail.com and she will direct you to a committe head.


 

Island Cook Book Reprinted & For Sale
After many requests, the Island cook book "Food Prints in the Sand" has been reprinted and is available for $20 from UCCA secretary, Sue Ann Cousar, 4580 Hidden Lane.  If you are off Island and want a cook book, email Sue Ann at sacousar@embarqmail.com and for $5.30 more she can send it to you by priority mail [USA].  Send her $25.30 per book, include your mailing address (or recipient's address), to PO Box 2247, Pineland FL 33945.  "Food Prints" will be available at the St. Pat's Party.  A nice idea to place in your Island rental home.

 


   The Benches of North Captiva

 

Premise- 5-7 benches constructed by Island carpenters and builders out of wood provided by the committee using an exact pattern provided by the committee.  The benches are then given to the artists who have each agreed to decorate a bench.  The artists supplies could also be provided by the committee. The artists with the help of their builder can deconstruct the bench, carve it, or use it as is.  A deconstructed bench must have all the original pieces on it somewhere when done and must still be useable as a bench and must be weatherproof.

 

The benches will make advertised appearances on the Island at gatherings sponsored by the two clubs the three restaurants and any other organized group on the Island.  For example the benches might be seen at  NCIC at a happy hour or at the SHC at an afternoon Tea.  The Road Commission could sponsor them at a barbeque, which could also serve as a fundraiser for them. Barnacle Phil’s could have them for lunch.

 

Each bench will have a silent auction sheet that will follow it around and also have a buy it now price.

 

The get-togethers will be advertised in advance on our web site and also with signage around the Island.

 

Their final appearance could be at the St Pat’s Party or not.

 

If it is decided that this is a good idea I would like to get a committee together and start right away so that the benches can make their appearance in late January and go on through the winter season.  

 

 

It is my hope that this fundraiser could also be used to bring Islanders together at social venues allowing people to get to know each other outside of meetings and at the same time raise money for a non-controversial Island endeavor, if there is one.

 

Comments?

Offer to help on the committee

Ann Murphy  babyannm@aol.com

 

 


Bert Trapanese's Bench