THREE DAYS A WEEK POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM Back CAPE CORAL at home Little League Senior All-Stars return to the Cape BREEZE — SPORTS EARLY-WEEK EDITION WEATHER: CHance of Showers • Tonight: Mostly Cloudy • Wednesday: Chance of Showers — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 98 Tuesday, August 16, 2011 50 cents City may withdraw from regional planning council “I’m sorry it wasn’t shut down for the planning council, asked Sullivan said the city already Sullivan driving force behind discussion sooner. It should have been done the mayor to reconsider the deci- has two representatives on the a long time ago.” sion until a permanent director council in County Commissioners By DREW WINCHESTER served on the board for two years The Southwest Florida could be put in place. Donley said John Manning and Tammy Hall. [email protected] and has found little advantage for Regional Planning Council the search for the director could “We can execute what we City Council is expected to the price tag. includes governmental represen- be start soon. need to through them,” Sullivan vote next week on whether it Sullivan is the one driving the tatives from Charlotte, Collier, The city of Cape Coral pays said. “We can also go down to cit- should continue as a member of initiative to vacate the seat. As a Lee, Glades, Hendry and Sarasota more than any other municipality izens input and let them know the Southwest Florida Regional voting member, the city of Cape counties and provides planning for its membership, according to what we’re thinking.” Planning Council, a decision that Coral gets one vote. and inter-governmental coordina- Donley, which is based on popu- Councilmember Marty could save the city $50,000. “I saw absolutely nothing that tion, according to its website. lation. Donley said it equates to Mayor John Sullivan said he’s came out of it,” Sullivan said. Liz Donley, interim director roughly 30 cents per person. See WITHDRAW, page 9A A calming hug Mayor’s attempt to restart auditor selection process rejected By DREW WINCHESTER [email protected] “It should have been more Days removed from a six-hour decisive. I’ve never quite deliberation that ended with City seen anything like that from Council selecting Margaret Krym this council.” as Cape Coral’s auditor, Mayor John Sullivan said Monday he — Mayor John Sullivan wants to start the process all over again because it was “flawed.” After thinking about the selec- The dais was literally split tion process — which included down the middle, with Council- three deadlocked votes, two members Erick Kuehn, Bill Deile, rounds of questioning and a failed Pete Brandt and Sullivan wanting motion to re-advertise the job — Krym; and Councilmembers Sullivan said it didn’t “feel right.” Chris Chulakes-Leetz, Kevin “It should have been more McGrail, Marty McClain and decisive,” Sullivan said. “I’ve Derrick Donnell all supporting never quite seen anything like Johnson. that from this council.” The impasse on council ended Although there were three when McGrail switched his vote finalists for the job, council to support Krym. locked in on two candidates: McGrail maintained that Interim Auditor Margaret Krym, switching his vote was a show of and Lesia Johnson, auditor for the MICHAEL PISTELLA city of Atlanta. Christina Toney comforts her son Jacob, 3, before he goes to his classroom on his See MAYOR, page 9A first day of pre-Kindergarten at St. Andrew Catholic School Monday. It is the first year the school is offering a pre-Kindergarten class for 3 year olds. Pizza with a purpose School year begins at St. Andrew Chef Todd, kids cook up some culinary more about each other. Half-day sessions to be held the first week Once the prayer service con- delight for the Children’s Hospital cluded, various activities were By MEGHAN McCOY She said Monday was a great Todd” stemmed from a personal held for the students, along with By MEGHAN McCOY [email protected] first day of school. experience he had while working discussions about the gospel [email protected] Lines of parents formed in Seventh grade student Julia at Pizza Hut when he was 15. He reading, which highlighted the Huge smiles lit the faces of the front hallway, which over- Canzano began organizing her said his boss brought in children concept of seeds. three youngsters Saturday morn- flowed outside of St. Andrew locker after school let out from the Make-A-Wish Dudek said that seeds repre- ing as they created their own Catholic School Monday after- Monday afternoon to get ready Foundation to show them how to sent the talents and goals the pizza and gelato desert during the noon, as they waited for the for the rest of the school year. make pizza. students want to accomplish, in third annual “Cooking with clock to strike noon, so they She said she is looking forward Johnson said the joy he saw on addition to how they can be ger- Todd” event at The Joint and Run could walk into their child’s to participating in the extracur- the kid’s faces stuck with him minated to become fruitful and Agrounds, which is an addition to classroom to pick them up from ricular activities and sports this through all these years, which is successful. the annual Rumrunners Celebrity their first day of school. year. why he began the annual Sister Charlotte Gould, who Chef Night. As of Friday, the student “The first day went well as “Cooking with Todd” event. He teaches the 4-year-old voluntary The children’s cooking event enrollment for St. Andrew far as the first day could go,” she said he wanted to see the smiles pre-kindergarten class, said she took off after Chef Todd Johnson, Catholic School was already up said. on the faces of children whom he had 16 children in class on managing partner of Rumrunners, by 37 students, which school Canzano said the students is helping. Monday. Due to the popularity The Joint and Run Agrounds, officials said will increase even attended a prayer service After Johnson held his first of the class, she said they added decided to do something for chil- more due to additional interest Monday morning before receiv- “Cooking with Todd,” he had a an additional pre-kindergarten dren after the Rumrunners and applications turned in on ing their lockers and going over tour of the Children’s Hospital, basic procedures and routines of class this year to accommodate Celebrity Chef Night was deemed Monday. which gave him a perspective of middle school. more children. to be a huge success with the Julie Dudek, who teaches adults. The celebrity chef night how the annual Rumrunners Dudek said this is the second The students sang “Twinkle, middle school literature, math benefits Barbara’s Friends The Celebrity Chef Night benefits the year a morning service was held Twinkle Little Star,” read the and religion, said the school Children’s Hospital Cancer Fund. children. reached its maximum amount of for the middle school students. book and created a few crafts “I was so happy with the event “I met the people who we raise 35 students for 6th graders this She said the service is a way to that included stars during the for the adults, that I had to do year. She said the 7th and 8th the money for,” Johnson said. bring the entire middle school first day of school. something for the kids,” Johnson grade levels each had 30 stu- To have the chance to make student body together before said. dents on the first day of school. See SCHOOL, page 6A they are split into groups to learn The idea of “Cooking with See PIZZA, page 3A Sales Tax Holiday draws buyers but many did not wait By MEGHAN McCOY waived the 6 percent sales tax on with his family Sunday to pur- Holiday, WINK-FM, WINK-TV One of the generous donations [email protected] clothing, footwear, accessories chase some items that he did not and the Lee County School came from someone who donated Although the Tax Free and school supplies, began in buy last weekend. Although he District held the fifth annual Stuff $100 worth of school supplies for Holiday brought crowds out to 1998 for Florida residents. made use of the tax free weekend, the Bus event to benefit the stu- the cause. the stores this weekend, many Dorothy Berry said she bought he said it really did not save him dents in need in the district. The majority of the supplies families already did the majority school supplies and uniforms that much money for back to The crowds came out as early donated were pencils, crayons, or all of their shopping before the prior to the Tax Free Holiday to school supplies. as 8 a.m. Saturday to the Target notebooks and folders, the basic first day of school. ensure they were able to purchase “What do you save, $6 on Superstore on Daniels Parkway necessities needed for school. The three-day sales tax enough uniforms for school. She $100,” he said. and US 41 to donate items for the “We know these supplies will exemption period began Friday said she did not really make use Cipaian said there were a lot of school bus. Some of the donations be used all year round,” Lois and ended Sunday for shoppers of the free tax weekend and hopes people in the shops this weekend came from people who did not Thome with WINK News said. who wanted to save money on that next year it will be held taking advantage of the no taxes have children and from others “No student will have to feel dif- back-to-school items. The before school starts. on back to school goods. who were financially struggling statewide “holiday,” which Sorin Cipaian went shopping In honor of the Tax Free as well. See HOLIDAY, page 9A ATAGLANCE AROUND THE CAPE NEWS OF NOTE

WHAT’S INSIDE Rotary Club meetings High Tech North to hold Annie’s Mailbox ..14A Horoscopes...... 14A to feature noted speakers open house tonight The Rotary Club of Cape Coral is offer- High Tech North will hold an open Cape Life ...... 7A Obituaries ...... 2A CASH 3: ing an opportunity to the public to hear house tonight, Aug. 16, from 6-8 p.m., to Community ...... 8A Police Blotter ....2A 4-2-5 / 4-8-9 three outstanding speakers and at the same introduce day and evening classes to the time learn about the advantages of serving community. Classifieds...... 1-4B Sports ...... 12-13A PLAY 4: 5-4-2-0 / 7-1-8-0 the community through Rotary. Enrollment is open for daytime classes Comics ...... 10A Tides ...... 2A Fantasy 5 On Wednesday, Aug. 17, Frank Mann, through Aug. 19. Evening classes will Crossword...... 10A TV Listings ...... 11A 4-20-26-30-34 chairman, Lee County Commission, will be begin Aug. 30. Call now to reserve a seat. Lotto the guest speaker. On Aug. 24, State Rep. A complete list of classes can be found at Dr. Donohue ...... 14A Weather ...... 2A 4-21-28-37-41-44 Gary Aubuchon will address the club and www.hightechnorth.com and x 3 Editorial ...... 4-5A Web Poll ...... 5A then on Aug. 31, Randall (Randy) www.leecountybis.com. Florida Powerball McGruther, assistant state attorney, will For more information or to register for a 9-12-35-50-58 speak. class, please call 574-4440 or email PB 4 x 2 Meetings are held 7:30 a.m. at the La [email protected]. Venezia, in Club Square, 4646 S.E. 11th High Tech North is located at 360 Santa Place, in downtown Cape Coral. To RSVP Barbara Blvd., North, just one block north 7 48445 46010 1 or for information, call 462-2145. of the Pine Island Road. Page 2A Tuesday, August 16, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Long-awaited meeting on Waterways Sewage Treatment Plant set By ANDREA GALABINSKI Wastewater Diversion Project, said Lee County Utilities result in construction in front of homes and businesses [email protected] Director Pamela Keyes in a prepared statement. At the along the planned route. A special Town Hall meeting on the Waterway Estates meeting, we will provide details about this upcoming con- Construction is scheduled to begin in September 2011 Waste Water Treatment Plant will be held Monday, Aug. struction project and address questions and concerns you and the goal is to complete the diversion by September 22, from 6 to 7 p.m., at the Lee County Commission may have.” 2012. Chambers, 2120 Main St., Fort Myers. The purpose of this project is to divert all sewer flows At the town hall meeting, several officials plan to out- “I look forward to updating our Waterway Estate neigh- from the Waterway Estates sewer service area to the Del line the project scope, describe the impact to residents and bors on the progress of the demolition and removal of the Prado Wastewater Treatment Facility currently owned by businesses, present estimated timelines and provide emer- Water Treatment Plant from the Waterway Way Estates the Florida Governmental Utility Authority, she continued. gency contact information. location,” said Lee County Commissioner Tammy Hall “I According to officials, once this project is complete the They will also provide information on how to obtain am very appreciative of the time and efforts of the neigh- Waterway Estates Wastewater Treatment Plant will be information regarding the project status through a dedicat- bors to stay engaged in this process.” decommissioned. The project will require adjustments to It is technically considered the Waterway Estates the sewage pipes along the diversion route, which will See MEETING, page 6A POLICE BLOTTER

(The police blotter contains public information ■ Diane R. Kern, 61, of 1111 N.W. 24th Place, was strike domestic violence. obtained from the Cape Coral Police Department, the charged Saturday with battery touch or strike domestic ■ Pennie Marie Proctor, 45, of 1006 N.E. Second Ave., Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Lee County Jail violence. Apt. A, was charged Friday with larceny petit theft $100 booking log. Arrests made are suspicions of crime(s) ■ Garrett Michael Kern, 23, of 3519 S.W. 29th Ave., less $300. committed. All persons are innocent until proven guilty was charged Friday with burglary unoccupied conveyance ■ Tracelean Nicole Proctor, 26, of 1006 N.E. Second in a court of law.) unarmed, larceny grand theft $300 less than $5,000, fraud Ave., was charged Friday with larceny petit theft $100 less illegal use credit cards two fewer times six months obtain $300. Arrests goods money less $100, fraud impersonation attempt to ■ Wayne Alan Robinson, 41, of 1824 S.W. 45th St., ■ Jeffrey Leo Betts, 57, of 2122 S.E. Eighth Terrace, use identification of another person without consent and was charged Saturday with DUI. was charged Monday with battery touch or strike domestic larceny petit theft. ■ Colby Trey Scrivner, 20, of 2303 S.E. 11th Ave., violence. ■ Michael Daniel King, 18, of 1802 S.E. 14th Terrace, was charged Saturday with resist officer obstruct without ■ Chavanne Boisseau, 35, of 1925 N.E. 13th Court, was charged Monday with narcotic equipment possess and violence. was charged Sunday with battery touch or strike domestic or use. ■ Frank Simmons, 25, of 1314 S.E. 24th Ave., was violence. ■ Cody Ryan Little, 23, of 2122 S.E. Sixth Terrace, charged Sunday with drive with suspended revoked ■ Hamilton Jesus Burgos, 22, of 1510 N.E. Fourth was charged Monday with operate motorcycle without license. Terrace, was charged Monday with drive while license license. ■ Wendy Lynn Stcerny, 42, of 1028 S.E. 26th St., was suspended. ■ Thomas Edward Mccracken, 31, of 1832 S.W. 10th charged Saturday with DUI. ■ ■ Ashley Christina Cooper, 21, of 3822 S.E. 11th Terrace, was charged Monday with DUI. Joseph Alan Walker, 34, of 119 N.W. 13th Terrace, Place, Apt. 103, was charged Saturday with larceny petit ■ Jairo Miranda, 33, of 2306 N.E. 33rd Terrace, was was charged Sunday with battery touch or strike domestic theft $100 less $300. charged Sunday with culpable negligence exposure to violence. ■ Debra Ann Cotoni, 56, of 2126 S.E. 16th St., was harm, damage property criminal mischief over $200 under n Shannon Renee Wiggins, 35, of 2010 N.E. 17th charged Sunday with aggravated assault with deadly $1,000 and reckless driving. Ave., was charged Saturday with narcotic equipment pos- weapon without intent to kill. ■ Aaron Matthew Nichols, 26, of 4709 Palm Tree sess and or use and drugs possess controlled substance ■ Alexandria Renee Dent, 22, of 1202 S.E. 23rd Blvd., Apt. 4, was charged Monday with drive while without prescription. Terrace, was charged Monday with narcotic equipment license suspended. ■ Nichol Sara Worth, 19, of 2303 S.E. 11th Ave., was possess and or use. ■ Clinton Lee Nottingham, 30, of 818 El Dorado charged Saturday with drugs possess controlled substance ■ Hugo Manuel Figueiredo, 36, of 611 Monterey Ave., Parkway, was charged Saturday with battery touch or without prescription. was charged Saturday with drive while license suspended. ■ Jason Anthony Jordan, 25, of 3517 S.E. Santa Barbara Place, was charged Saturday with drugs possess OBITUARIES controlled substance without prescription and narcotic equipment possess and or use. Sherry L. Blanca Arley Anne Blanca-Wyatt; her sister, Beverly (Darryl) Sherry L. Blanca, 73, of Cape Kay of Cape Coral; and her brother, Larry (Patti) Coffey of Coral died Saturday, Aug. 13, New Port Richey. CAPE CORAL 2011, at Hope Hospice, Cape A private funeral service will be held by the family. BREEZE Coral. She was born Aug. 11, 1938 In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to the in Ravenna, Ohio, a child of American Cancer Society, 4575 Via Royale, # 110, Fort Kenneth and Arlene (Bagley) Myers, FL 33919-1018. (ISSN 10726152) Coffey. A resident of Cape Coral Friends may sign the guest book at www.dignifiedcre- Office of publication mations.com. 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904 since 1983, she worked as the sec- Phone: 239.574.1110 retary for Action Craft Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Manufacturing in Cape Coral. Thomas L. (Captain) Morgan breezenewspapers.com She is survived by her husband Thomas L. (Captain) Morgan, 59, Cape Coral, passed of 45 years, William J. 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Some women have seen a small notice every month number of workers needed to prepare them prepare vegetables while others bake announcing a chicken dinner. The Church of vary by the time of year. In season, the desserts. Popham herself bakes the coconut God of Prophecy at 15146 Stringfellow Rd. church sells 250 dinners or more. The work At this time of year, her congre- cakes. Other popular offerings are chocolate in Bokeelia has held the dinners the second crew numbers 18 to 20. In summer, the din- gation numbers only nine. It cake, pineapple upside down cake, peanut Saturday of each month except July since ner count is a bit over 100 with five or six swells to 35 to 40 in the winter butter pie and cherry cheese pie. For those Pastor Allene Popham arrived here in 1997. cooks. months as snowbirds come from with dietary restrictions, they will make the “The church had them before but stopped Popham said more people are around in back from Canada, Pa., Michigan chicken salt-free if notified in advance. them,” Popham said. “We started them up the summer than when she first started the and New York to what they call The price of the dinners is holding firm at again. That’s how we pay our bills.” dinners and served only 15 or 20. “their little church in Florida.” $6 for now. Popham is conscious of cus- At this time of year, her congregation The church has seating for 60 with an tomers on fixed incomes. numbers only nine. It swells to 35 to 40 in overflow area for another 12. In the summer For more information, call the church at the winter months as snowbirds come from the ratio of eat-in to take-out is close to 50- Her workers do the same tasks each 283-2128. Dinner is served from 3 to 6 p.m. back from Canada, Pa., Michigan and New 50. During the winter, about 75 per cent of month. It’s a long day. They start cooking at Pizza: Cooking up culinary delights for children From page 1A nosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia in also provided them with the opportunity to two weeks and did not lose any of the 200 December 2010. meet the chefs face-to-face. reservations. pizza and gelato with the kids, he said She said she was happy to bring her Johnson said because the event was so Every year the Rumrunners Celebrity brings additional fulfillment to why he daughter to the event because it brings laid back, it seemed that people were more Chef Night has grown with additions, holds the annual celebrity chef night. some normalcy into her life during the generous with their donations. which includes a live auction this Dawn Nordstrom had to wait to tell her maintenance phase of her treatment. Wednesday. Last year, Johnson said he son Benjamin, 7, about the event until a Michelle said her daughter is doing really wrote a check for $45,000 to give to couple days prior because he enjoyed it so well and excited to start second grade at St. Every year the Rumrunners Barbara’s Friends and this year he hopes much last year. Michaels. Celebrity Chef Night has grown they will be able to provide $60,000 to the “Out of everything he has done, this is Once the children put on their aprons, with additions, which includes a fund. his most favorite,” she said about Benjamin Johnson wrote each of their names on it, so live auction this Wednesday. Last The Children’s Hospital holds a very cooking with Chef Todd. they could take them home as a souvenir. special meaning for the three families who The Nordstroms traveled from Punta year, Johnson said he wrote a Johnson said once he puts the aprons on check for $45,000 to give to participated in the “Cooking with Todd” Gorda Saturday morning to make sure they the kids, their nervousness seems to sub- event Saturday. were a part of the festivities. Dawn said her side. Barbara’s Friends and this year Dawn said she does not know how they son talked about his experience with The children were then brought into the he hopes they will be able to pro- could have gone through the diagnosis Johnson non-stop and began helping her in kitchen where they flattened, threw and vide $60,000 to the fund. without the Children’s Hospital. She said the kitchen even more since creating his straightened out the dough for their pizza. the staff is very supportive and very com- own pizza, which was his favorite part of They then spread sauce before personaliz- passionate. the event. ing each pie with the toppings of their Eight years ago, he said, Barbara “They are wonderful with the kids,” Benjamin, who was diagnosed with choice. Benjamin made a pepperoni pizza, Haskell’s parents came to his restaurant Dawn said, adding that the staff spends acute lymphocytic leukemia in November Caliah made a pineapple and mushroom and asked if he would hold a dinner where time answering the millions of questions 2009, is in remission. pizza and Olivia created a cheese pizza. celebrity waitresses would serve dinners to her son has. “He is doing fantastic,” his mother said. The youngsters and their parents then raise money for the Barbara’s Friends The Michelle said when they have to go to The 2011 Child of Hope, Caliah had the chance to try their creation before Children’s Hospital Cancer Fund. Johnson the hospital, they refer to it as ‘let’s check Russell, 4, also attended the event Saturday going to Run Agrounds where they made said it was an instant yes because his part- into the hotel,” because of the personalized morning with her mother Mindy. vanilla and cinnamon gelato. There they ner was battling cancer at the time. attention her daughter receives. “It’s awesome that she has touched so had the chance to stir the gelato base, along The concept of the fund-raiser changed “They talk to the kids because they are many people,” Mindy said about her with scraping it out of the machine once it and turned into Rumrunners Celebrity Chef the main event that is happening,” she said. daughter being named the Child of Hope was done. After the gelato was scooped Night, which has improved and grown over Mindy agreed that the staff at the this year. into a bowl for them, they had the chance the years. Children’s Hospital is incredible. She said She was diagnosed with acute lympho- to pick the toppings of their choice. “I called all my friends and everyone her daughter was recently in the hospital cytic leukemia on Aug. 27 of last year and The eighth annual Rumrunners was 100 percent on board,” he said about for a couple nights with a fever. also is in remission. Caliah still has 15 Celebrity Chef Night, which will be held the celebrity chef night. “She cried when she had to leave,” months of treatment left. on Aug. 17, was inspired by an event Everything was set with 200 reserva- Mindy said because the staff does every- Mindy said the event Saturday was a Johnson attended with his wife in Aspen. tions for the first Rumrunners Celebrity thing they can to make it not feel like a hos- wonderful thing because it takes their mind He said the Aspen event included wine Chef Night. Unfortunately Hurricane pital. “We are very fortunate to have them off of being sick. vendors and chefs from the area. Charley hit, which caused the restaurant to here locally.” Michelle Ramsey attended the event “The chef’s food was off-the-charts lose power for seven days. Johnson said he with her daughter Olivia, 7, who was diag- good,” he said, adding that the fund raiser made the decision to postpone the event for CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Tuesday, August 16, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Sons of anarchy: Moral code lacking SCOTT BLONDE, Publisher VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor PORTSTEWART, Northern Ireland present a “united” front. opposites will be taught — Some have compared the riots in the But that, along with con- by default. Children don’t CHRIS STRINE, Editor UK to the London Blitz. It’s a flawed demnations “in the “catch” goodness and comparison. The strategic bombing of strongest terms” won’t right behavior as they do 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 London in 1940 came from an external address the real problem, a cold. Their natural ten- • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 enemy, Nazi Germany. Enemies from which many Britons may dency is to do wrong. The within are carrying out the free-for-all not wish to confront. goal of discipline is to Member Florida Press Association that began in Tottenham, England on The problem in teach them to do right. Saturday — quickly spreading to Britain, and increasingly The London riots are the London and other parts of the UK — in America, is moral and extreme outcome when A U.S. first in space following the shooting death of suspect- spiritual, not economic “right” is no longer ed gang member Mark Duggan by and political. British his- defined. Metropolitan Police. tory and values are no When a society refus- Theresa May, the British home sec- longer being adequately Cal Thomas es to impose a moral code — and still going retary, rejected calls for water cannons taught in the UK for fear in its schools, homes and American self-esteem has taken a beating lately so we and more forceful methods to help over- a sense of super-national- culture, pandemonium is could use some good news, and now we have some even whelmed police quell the chaos. ism might be conveyed. This at a time the result — think Detroit, Los Angeles, though it arrived from 36 million miles, maybe more. Interviewed on Sky News May said, when no nation is to be considered supe- Washington, D.C. Multiply that several The Mars Rover Opportunity, after a perilous, 3-year, 13- “The way we police in Britain is not rior to any other, a view expressed by times and you have the lawlessness that mile drive, has reached the rim of the Endeavour Crater and set through use of water cannon. The way President Obama. has swept Britain with greater force than up shop on an overlook called Spirit Point, named after its now we police in Britain is through consent According to a 2007 research report its mad cow disease scare. moribund twin, the Rover Spirit. of communities.” If that sounds com- on church attendance in the UK from “This was not an angry crowd; this Opportunity has traveled more than 20 miles on Mars, pletely feckless, that’s because it is. Tearfund, a UK Christian relief and was a greedy crowd,” said Chris Sims, which may not seem like much until you realize that when the Businesses have been wiped out. development agency, just “fifteen per- chief constable of West Midlands two rovers were sent to Mars in the summer of 2003, they Untold numbers of jobs have been lost. cent of UK adults go to church at least police. One could see that from the TV were expected to be finished and dead the following April. Did the community “consent” to that? If once a month.” BBC News reports that shots of women trying on clothes and Eight years later Opportunity is still going, poking, prod- even a few shop owners had been according to a 2001 Census survey, “a shoes before stealing them and men rip- ding, sampling and photographing the Martian surface. Spirit armed, perhaps these products of the fifth of children are in lone-parent fami- ping flat-screen TVs off walls and got bogged down in a bad spot with little sunlight to recharge British welfare, entitlement and envy lies ... 91 percent of these families head- smashing windows and jewelry cases. its batteries but not until this past March. Not a bad working state might have thought twice about ed by mother” and there is “a minority There’s a TV program called “Sons life for something expected to last only three months. their thuggish behavior. Unfortunately, of married couples for the first time — of Anarchy.” It is fiction. These rioters The success of this mission is due to the hard work, dedi- gun laws in Britain are strict, owners 45 percent of the population versus 64 are the real sons (and daughters) of anar- cation -- and let's be honest about it -- the brilliance of NASA must be licensed and self-defense can be percent in 1981.” So when the govern- chy and it will take more than political and its contractors engineers, programmers, astronomers and difficult to prove. Northern Ireland, ment calls on parents to be more vigilant condemnations to repair the damage technicians. while also part of the UK, has more lib- about the whereabouts of their they’ve caused. Seventy years ago, the From the rim of the 14-mile crater, Opportunity can study eral gun ownership laws and the bar to teenagers, the likelihood there are London Blitz forged a national unity in older materials and terrain than the previous crater it explored. prove self-defense is much lower, per- enough stable two-parent households Britain. Where’s that unity today? Rather than having Opportunity descend into the crater, haps because of the history of violence who care enough to do so is not encour- NASA is thinking of having the golf cart-size robot explore the in the country before the peace agree- aging. —Direct all MAIL for Cal Thomas rim, where the Mars Orbiter spotted clay minerals that could ment. There has been no rioting in If civility, right and wrong, personal to: Tribune Media Services, 2225 only have been formed in an early and wetter period. Ireland, Scotland or Wales. responsibility and accountability and the Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, N.Y. The scientists hope to find a potentially habitable environ- Prime Minister David Cameron right to life, liberty and personal proper- 14207. Readers may also e-mail Cal ment that may still support microbial life — life, in short — recalled Parliament from its summer ty are not values worthy of being passed Thomas at [email protected]. on another planet. Our manned space program seems to be on session to discuss the situation and to on to the next generation, then their indefinite hiatus but our robots are out there exploring to their mother boards' content. If there ever is a settlement on Mars, we have the candi- dates for the first two national monuments. — Scripps Howard News Service We should all serve By BILL MAXWELL St.Petersurg Times For the second time during his presidency, Barack Obama traveled to Dover Air Force Base to salute the remains of U.S. troops. This time, the remains were those of the 30 troops killed when their helicopter was shot down recently in Afghanistan. The president’s words, as they always are at such times, were solemn and full of praise, underscoring the sacrifices and self- lessness of the dead warriors and the pain their loved ones suffer. These ceremonies are impressive for their dignity, but they always leave me feeling empty, even a little angry. While the sacri- fices and selflessness and pain of the dead and their GUEST loved ones are lauded, no mention is made of what OPINION the rest of us owe these Americans who volunteer to protect us. What do we sacrifice for our fallen troops and their families? I take this issue personally. To critics, let me point out that in 1966, as the Vietnam War raged, I gave up deferment as a college student to volunteer for the U.S. Marine Corps. The nation had the military draft at that time. I volunteered because I believed I had a duty to serve the nation. I owed the United States. I believe that our great freedoms, which are the envy of most other nations, are not free at all. They were, and are, earned for us to enjoy. If we are to keep these free- doms —name those important to you — we must work hard to protect and nurture them. A Pyrrhic ‘victory’ I am not calling for reinstatement of the draft. I am, however, calling for the implementation of mandatory national service. This may never happen, but it is a In Don Marquis’ classic satirical Had the Republicans the idea of raising the tax debate the nation should have. Every able-bodied, men- book, “Archy and Mehitabel,” gone along with rates — and to cut spend- tally fit American citizen should be required to serve the Mehitabel the alley cat asks plaintive- President Obama’s orig- ing instead. But now that nation in some capacity. I leave the logistics to the ly, “What have I done to deserve all inal request for a “clean” the details are coming experts. these kittens?” bill — one simply rais- out, that “victory” looks Here is one idea: More than a million young adults That seems to be the pained reac- ing the debt ceiling very temporary, if not begin attending four-year colleges each year. As a con- tion of the Obama administration to without any provisions illusory. dition of admission to a public college or to receive fed- the financial woes that led to the about controlling federal The price of getting eral funds to attend a private college, students could be downgrading of America’s credit rat- spending — would that that deal has been having required to serve their country for up to two years, in ing, for the first time in history. have spared the country the Republicans agree to civilian national service programs such as AmeriCorps There are people who see no con- the embarrassment of sitting on a special bipar- or the Peace Corps or homeland security efforts such as nection between what they have done having its government tisan Congressional com- guarding nuclear plants or in the military. Some would and the consequences that follow. But bonds downgraded by mittee that will either choose the military, especially if they were to receive Barack Obama is not likely to be one Standard & Poor’s cred- come to an agreement on more GI Bill-type college aid as a reward for more dan- of them. He is a savvy politician who it-rating agency? Thomas spending cuts before gerous duty. will undoubtedly be satisfied if To believe that would Sowell Thanksgiving or have the I know medical professionals, lawyers, building con- enough voters fail to see a connection be to believe that it was budgets of both the tractors and journalists who financed their educations between what he has done and the the debt ceiling, rather Defense Department and with federal loans, scholarships and fellowships. As a consequences that followed. than the runaway spending, that made Medicare cut drastically. To a remarkable extent, he has Standard & Poor’s think that we were Since neither side can afford to be succeeded, with the help of his no longer as good a credit risk for blamed for a disaster like that, this See MAXWELL, page 5A friends in the media and the buyers of U.S. government bonds. In virtually guarantees that the Republicans’ failure to articulate other words, to believe that is to Republicans will have to either go their case. Polls find more people believe that a Congressional blank along with whatever new spending blaming the Republicans for the check for continued record spending and taxing that the Democrats financial crisis than are blaming the would have made Standard & Poor’s demand or risk losing the 2012 elec- Letters welcome President. think that we were a better credit risk. tion by sharing the blame for another Why was there a financial crisis in If that is true, then why is Standard financial disaster. The views expressed on the Opinions Pages the first place? Because of runaway & Poor’s still warning that it might In short, the Republicans have are just that — opinions. These pages are spending that sent the national debt have to downgrade America’s credit now been maneuvered into being intended to convey a range of viewpoints; opin- up against the legal limit. But when rating yet again? Is that because of held responsible for the spending ions printed on this page do not necessarily all the big spending bills were being the national debt ceiling or because of orgy that Democrats alone had the rushed through Congress, the the likelihood of continued runaway votes to create. Republicans have reflect the views of this newspaper. Opposing Democrats had such an overwhelm- spending? been had — and so has the country. views are welcome. Letters to the Editor or ing majority in both houses of The national debt ceiling is just The recent, short-lived budget deal guest columns may be mailed to: Opinion Congress that nothing the one of the many false assurances that turns out to be not even a Pyrrhic vic- Page Editor, 2510 Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Republicans could do made the the government gives the voting pub- tory for the Republicans. It has the Coral, FL 33904; faxed to 574-5693; or e- slightest difference. lic. The national debt ceiling has earmarks of a Pyrrhic defeat. Yet polls show that many people never actually stopped the spending mailed to [email protected], or today are blaming the Republicans that causes the national debt to rise to posted to our Virtual Newsroom at for the country’s financial problems. the point where it is getting near that — To find out more about www.breezenewspapers.com. All letters and But, by the time Republicans gained ceiling. The ceiling simply gets Thomas Sowell and read features by guest columns must be signed and must con- control of the House of raised when that happens. other Creators Syndicate columnists tain a phone number for verification purpos- Representatives, and thus became Just a week before the budget deal and cartoonists, visit the Creators involved in negotiations over raising was made at the eleventh hour, it Syndicate Web page at www.cre- es.You also can comment on any letter or edi- the national debt ceiling, the spend- looked like the new Republican ators.com. Thomas Sowell is a senior torial opinion online at: cape-coral-daily- ing which caused that crisis in the majority in the House of fellow at the Hoover Institution, breeze.com first place had already been done — Representatives had scored a victory Stanford University, Stanford, CA and done by Democrats. by getting the President and the 94305. His website is Congressional Democrats to give up www.tsowell.com. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, August 16, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 S&P watchdog finally learns to bark

Editor’s Note: Mona Charen Medicare and other entitle- is on vacation and will return at ments. And importantly, S&P the end of the month.) said “the majority of Republicans in Congress con- By MARTIN SCHRAM tinue to resist any measure that Scripps Howard News Service would raise revenues.” Today we focus on the return But the White House quickly to questionable newsmaker sta- noted S&P made a $2 trillion tus of Standard & Poor’s, the math error. Then S&P rushed economic arbiters who just a out a revised version that re- few years ago infamously made crunched the numbers but left what became big-time news by its original conclusions intact. choosing not to make any news Now we get to the real prob- at all. lem. It was revealed through During the greedy good some good, basic hard-news times of the first decade of the old-school reporting by The 21st Century, S&P was among Washington Post’s Ezra Klein. the leaders of the pack of see- A savvy journalist, Klein re- no-evil watchdogs that failed to crunched S&P’s old numbers bark at the subprime mortgage and compared them to the logic industry’s crooks. Even worse, assumptions in S&P’s initial those watchdogs gave tail-wag- and revised reports. ging top ratings to the Wall It turned out that the final Street scoundrels who were numbers and commitments of doing the deeds that soon shat- the Obama-Congress compro- tered the economies of the mise surpass what both versions United States and ultimately the of the S&P report said would be planet Earth. necessary for the agency to con- Now this: At 9 p.m. tinue the AAA rating for the (Eastern) last Friday, S&P’s United States. watchdogs showed the world For instance: Klein noted Iowa in August: An American process they can bark, after all. S&P both the initial and revised S&P DES MOINES — Former hawks have agreed Ed Goeas, bolted from the pack and reports said that if the Bush era Massachusetts Governor Mitt that $3 in cuts for Bachman’s veteran unprecedentedly downgraded tax cuts for families making Romney, the acknowledged — every $1 in rev- pollster, offered the credit rating of the United more than $250,000 were if not electrifying — enue increases this insight: “She States from AAA to AA+. Two allowed to expire, it would Republican 2012 front-runner, would work as a knows who she is other ratings agencies, Moody’s increase revenues by $900 bil- wasn’t chowing down during political and fiscal and what she and the smaller Fitch Ratings, lion and the agency would have his brief visit to the Iowa State compromise. So believes and why affirmed they still rate U.S. upgraded U.S. credit outlook Fair. Showing how he has main- severe is the anti- she believes it.” credit as AAA. from “negative” to “stable.” tained his 30-inch waist well tax fever in the Eric Fehrnstrom, But not surprisingly, S&P’s Also, Klein noted that S&P into middle age, Romney passed Republican body Romney’s manag- downgrading of the world’s had said a $4 trillion compro- on the local favorites, which politic that every er, appeared to economic lynchpin shook world mise would have kept the U.S. include — and I kid you not — one of the Ames mean it when he markets. Another form of shak- credit rating at AAA, yet the deep-fried Milky Ways on a Eight took the said he felt good ing — of fists — may also Obama-Congress deal was just stick, chocolate-covered public pledge, about his candi- occur when and if the world $2.4 trillion. However, when cheesecake on a stick and even much to the glee date’s closing with wises up to the extent to which you add in the $2 trillion from fried butter on a stick. of tax abolitionist the line, “This S&P’s downgrading decision S&P’s original error, it totals Mark more than the agency’s bottom If you’re interested, you Grover Norquist, Shields country is in eco- turns out to have been fouled by reportedly can make your own not even to close nomic crisis. We flawed math. And even worse, a line figure of $4 trillion. fried butter on a stick at home the most indefen- have unfortunately good crunching of S&P’s hasti- Now we know: S&P’s con- by dipping an eighth of a pound sible of tax loopholes in order to as leader a man who is out of his ly revised numbers indicates a clusion couldn’t have been of butter into a thick batter raise a dime of revenues and depth.” flawed logic. And motives that based on an economic paint-by- loaded with cinnamon and guarantee a dollar of spending Matt Whittaker, Pawlenty’s were more about politics than the-numbers picture. It was honey. With the coating thor- cuts. Iowa chair and a former U.S. economics. based on a political conclusion oughly applied, three minutes in One debate featured Newt attorney, thought that his candi- We’ll get to that after we that Washington has become the deep fryer and you have a Gingrich scolding Fox News date “drew a strong contrast give S&P its due by looking at politically dysfunctional — and taste treat that, I have been host Chris Wallace for daring to with Michele Bachman,” which the part it got right. a guess that Republicans won’t assured, surpasses the sweetest ask the former speaker about his “gave us some momentum for “The political brinksmanship raise taxes. More political sweet roll ever. campaign, which is seriously in Saturday” and the Iowa GOP’s of recent months highlights hunch than numbers crunch. This place has a menu that: debt and is losing leadership to straw poll. John Weaver, what we see as America’s gov- So S&P wasn’t performing a) could give healthy-eating resignations left and right. Huntsman’s strategist, asked, ernance and policymaking like a watchdog that finally First Lady Michelle Obama Following that, former Utah “Who (of the eight candidates) becoming less stable, less effec- learned to bark, but like a wrist- nightmares, and b) has been governor Jon Huntsman defend- could defeat Obama? Who’s the tive, and less predictable than watch. A broken wristwatch — called by Iowans a heart attack ed his time as U.S. ambassador most presidential?” what we previously believed,” which, as we know, is always on a stick. to China under President Obama These guys just seek to make S&P said its announcement. No right twice a day. Last Friday Perhaps Romney held off on (“Let me say I’m proud of my the job of a reporter a little eas- one in Washington or watching night at 9 may have been one of the deep-fried delights because service to this country. If you ier. it from afar can doubt the accu- those times. he wanted to be in fighting trim love your country, you serve This is August in Iowa, racy of that. And none of us Or S&P may have joined the for the GOP candidates’ debate her”), and former Minnesota where the people are genuinely who warned of the perils of Washington pols in playing at Iowa State University in governor Tim Pawlenty pro- warm and welcoming and where political brinksmanship can their ever-escalating game of Ames later that evening. There, claimed that current Minnesota the State Fair is a distinctly take any pleasure out of being political chicken. an imaginative question was congresswoman Michele American event. And this is right about it. posed by Washington Examiner Bachman’s “record of results in how we Iowans and Americans S&P said the Obama- —Martin Schram writes columnist Byron York, who Congress is nonexistent.” (Her go about picking our presidents. Congress last-hour compromise political analysis for Scripps asked which of the eight presi- rebuttal: “I sponsored the light- on raising the debt ceiling fell Howard News Service. E-mail dential candidates on the stage bulb freedom-of-choice bill.”) short of what was needed. The him at would accept a deficit-cutting Next thing we knew, the — To find out more about agency doubted Washington [email protected]. deal that consisted of a 10-to- pressroom was invaded by each Mark Shields and read his past would make major changes in one ratio of spending cuts to tax campaign’s spin-doctors, each columns, visit the Creators increases. of whom explained why his gal Syndicate web page at Recognized budget-cutting or guy so clearly won. www.creators.com. Last week’s Web poll results

What do you think of the police and fire union members rejecting negotiated contract changes? I agree, they’ve taken enough cuts. - 47% I don’t agree, the union and city negotiated the changes and adjustments are still needed. - 18% It’s unfair to expect employees to make additional sacrifices unless it’s a top-down process that includes everyone making the same concessions. - 33% I have no opinion. 1% Other - 1% Current Web poll question

Should council approve a new performance incentive plan for the city manager? Yes, compensation for goal achievement is a practice that can benefit the taxpayers. No, it didn’t work the first time. Either way, it’s just the wrong time to add to base salary via an incentive-based bonus plan. I have no problem with a new incentive plan; I just don’t agree with the proposed increase in maximum compensation. Other Maxwell: Countywide sacrifice (Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opinions of Internet users who have chosen to participate. Vote at cape-coral- From paged 4A Journalists can serve. We tend to be patient daily-breeze.com) researchers, keen observers and writers of clear condition of receiving these funds, they could be prose. Countless federal agencies could use our required to perform two years of national service. talents for two years. Doctors could, for example, serve in veteran’s Again, all able-bodied, mentally fit citizens hospitals or agree to treat a specific number of could and should serve. We should earn the right veterans in their private offices at no cost. This to enjoy our great freedoms and amenities that service would be a boon to VA hospitals with others have died for and will continue to die for. long waiting lists. Inevitably, our president will return to Dover Agree? Disagree? Given the high number of brain traumas result- Air Force Base to salute more flag-draped cases ing from our current wars, thousands of troops Your views on the editorials, letters and the guest containing the remains of our fallen warriors. The need and will need critical care. Psychologists opinions that appear on The Breeze opinion pages president again will praise the sacrifices, the self- and psychiatrists and social workers can serve for can be shared on-line. Tell us what you think at lessness and the courageous service of our dead. two years. And again, the president will not call on all cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Like health care professionals, lawyers who Americans to honor our warriors by sacrificing receive federal funds could serve for two years in and serving. As a people, we should be ashamed. Also visit our opinion page poll on the main news many capacities. Each day, the VA attempts to pages. Vote or leave a comment. deal with thousands of troop benefit claims. — Bill Maxwell is a columnist for Scripps Lawyers who are doing their two-year national Howard News Service. E-mail bmaxwell(at)spti- service could help streamline an otherwise dys- mes.com functional process. Page 6A MIROMAR LAKES Tuesday, August 16, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF THE ‘Hurricane Charley’ party FISCAL YEAR 2012 BUDGETS; AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE IMPOSITION OF MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; ADOPTION OF AN ASSESSMENT CAP FOR brings out storm tales NOTICE PURPOSES ONLY; ADOPTION OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL, By FRAN THOMAS in 1992. AND THE LEVY, COLLECTION, AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE SAME; [email protected] “That one looked like a war zone. We $1'127,&(2)5(*8/$5%2$5'2)683(59,6256·0((7,1* On Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, Hurricane dodged a bullet here,” he said. Charley made a direct hit on Pine Island. Joe Rataj, Second Vice of the Legion, It had been heading toward Tampa but stayed in his St. James City home during The Board of Supervisors for the Miromar Lakes Community Development made a quick and sharp right turn. the storm. He put Diana Hatley’s brand District will hold two public hearings and a regular meeting on August 30, Auxiliary Public Relations Chair new car in his garage along with four DW30DWWKHRIÀFHVRI0LURPDU'HYHORSPHQW&RUSRUDWLRQ Claudine Alvarez moved here after motorcycles, leaving his own car outside. &RUNVFUHZ5RDG6XLWH(VWHUR)ORULGD Charley was gone. Her organization, Mrs. Hatley covered her car with a tarp to however, is charged by its higher ups to Rataj’s amusement. hold 17 events each year. The annual “I told her if a hurricane comes, what 7KHSXUSRVHRIWKHÀUVWSXEOLFKHDULQJLVWRUHFHLYHSXEOLFFRPPHQWDQG Hurricane Charley party is one that good will that do?’ he said. REMHFWLRQV RQ WKH )LVFDO Miami during Hurricane Andrew Fund. DGGLWLRQWRSUHYLRXVO\OHYLHGGHEWDVVHVVPHQWV7KHWDEOHEHORZSUHVHQWV the proposed schedule of operation and maintenance assessments for Fiscal Year 2012 and the Maximum Cap Assessment that the District may OHY\ZLWKRXWDQ\IXUWKHUPDLOHGQRWLFHVWRSURSHUW\RZQHUV$PRXQWVDUH SUHOLPLQDU\DQGVXEMHFWWRFKDQJHDWWKHKHDULQJDQGLQDQ\IXWXUH\HDU7KH DPRXQWVDUHVXEMHFWWRHDUO\SD\PHQWGLVFRXQWDVDIIRUGHGE\ODZ

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THE ARTS Howl Gallery Tattoo-inspired fine art by Andy Howl will be on dis- play through Aug. 29. Howl is co-owner of Howl Gallery/Tattoo with his wife, Alainna. He co-chairs the monthly Fort Myers Art Walk and is founder of the monthly Music Walk. Alliance ‘Road Trip’ Member Exhibit Opening Reception Aug. 19 The Alliance for the Arts will hold its annual Member Exhibit-“Road Trip,” showing Aug. 12 through Sept. 3, 2011. The community is invited to a special opening recep- tion on Friday, Aug. 19, from 5-7:30 p.m. Yearly, Alliance members are asked to submit artwork for display in the Alliance’s main gallery. This year’s Exhibit theme, “Road Trip,” encourages artists to explore places far or near, explore new horizons or see the familiar in a new light. It’s the artist’s chance to clear their head and be inspired by a Road Trip. The exhibit will include all mediums and member artists of all ages. Visit the Annual Member Exhibition, “Road Trip,” at the Alliance of the Arts though Sept. 3. Guests will have the opportunity to view and purchase artwork, meet area exhibiting artists and come together with the creative com- munity during the opening reception. Gallery hours are: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. – noon. For more information call (239) 939-2787. Memberships are available for individuals, families, and artists. Becoming an Alliance for the Arts member includes discount prices for classes and workshops, invites to member- only events, and much more. For information on becoming a member, call (239) 939-2787 or visit www.ArtinLee.org. The Alliance for the Arts proudly supports the artist MICHAEL PISTELLA and arts organizations in our area as the state designated First day of school Local Arts Agency for Lee County. The Alliance for the Arts galleries are open from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to Noon on Saturdays, Avi Tarquino listens to her daughter Isabella, 4, before her first day of pre-kindergarten at St. located at 10091 McGregor Boulevard just south of Andrew Catholic School Monday. Colonial Boulevard.

ENTERTAINMENT COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Southwest Florida’s Got Talent! Ghost hunting 101 the Gulf Coast Writers Association on ber/$6 per non-member Ghost hunting 101, for those 16 and Saturday, Aug. 20, 10:00 A.M. at ■ Tap dance and more with Lori show set; auditions to begin older will be held Friday, Aug. 26 from Fellowship Hall, Zion Lutheran Church, Turner. Turner Tappers Tuesdays, 9 For the third consecutive year, the Southwest 6-8 p.m. at Rotary Park Environmental 7401 Winkler Road, Fort Myers. a.m. $4 member/$8 non-member Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and CONRIC Center, 5505 Rose Garden Her presentation, “Writing the ■ Belly Dance classses Wednesday, PR & Marketing have partnered to host “Southwest Learn how to become a ghost hunter Traditional Mystery” will cover the cre- 10 a.m. $4 members/$8 non-members Florida’s Got Talent!” competition. Singers, dancers, from a real paranormal investigator. ation of an amateur sleuth, the plotting of ■ Hula Dance Wednesday 10:30 musicians, or entertainers with unique talent are invited Whether you believe in ghosts or not, a traditional mystery and the devising of a.m. $4 members/$8 non-members to audition and compete for the coveted “Southwest this class is a fascinating and informative a “community” of characters for a mys- (free with paid Belly) Florida’s Got Talent!” title. look into the unknown. Find out about tery series. ■ Tuesday night dancing with This year, two days of open auditions for all ages the science behind the scenes, as the Professor Marty Ambrose has Erich, 7-9:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 have been scheduled with the remainder on Saturday, instructor talks about and demonstrates worked at Edison State College for more p.m.) Bring beverage. Cost $5 mem- Aug. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Shell Factory & the latest technology used to detect the than two decades as a professor of bers/$9 non-members Nature Park in North Fort Myers. presence of spirits. Take a look at the English, Communications Chair, and To register and for more informa- The competition will be broken up into two age psychology related to some hauntings now as Assessment Coordinator. She is tion on any of the trips and classes call groups, under 18 years old and 18 years old and up. A and some cases that just can’t be presently working on TROPICAL 574-0575. panel of judges will select the top ten winners in each age explained. TROUBLE, book #5 in her mystery group. Those winners will then advance to compete in The cost is $25 for Cape residents / series. Vendors needed the “Southwest Florida’s Got Talent!” competition on $38 for non-Cape residents For more information on the Gulf Friday, Sept. 16, from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., at the Shell To register: www.capeparks.com or Coast Writers Association, visit our web- for Columbus Day Factory & Nature Park. Celebrity judges will score call the park office: (239) 549-4606 site at www.gulfwriters.org For further Parade & Food Fest each contestant on their overall performance and select a information on the Aug,20th meeting, e- top winner in each age group. The winners will be The Order Sons of Italy Charles J. mail Joe Pacheco at sanibeljoe@com- Bonaparte Lodge #2504, Cape Coral- announced that evening, and receive cash, prizes and Just For Fun Dog Show cast.net. publicity! Spend a day with your family at the Fort Myers, will present the Guests are invited to attend the “Southwest Just For Fun Dog Show to be held Columbus Day Parade & Food Fest Saturday, Oct. 8, in downtown Cape Florida’s Got Talent!” competition on Friday, Sept. Saturday, Aug. 27, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Kayak tour Coral. 16th. The fee to attend is $10, which includes admission, (registration to begin at 9 a.m.) at Rotary Friday, Aug. 18, Bird Beaches and Park , 5505 Rose Garden Road. Mangrove Creeks of Bunche Beach Applications are being accepted appetizers, social networking and talent show competi- from food and craft vendors and tion. There is a $50 registration fee to audition. The Check out dog related vendors and and San Carlos Bay Kayak Tour with enter your dog in as many categories as GAEA Guides 10 a.m.-2 p.m. pro- parade participants. Don’t miss the event is sponsored in part by CONRIC PR & Marketing, opportunity to introduce your products the Southwest Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, you like to win a prize. Classes include: tected wild area of Shallow waters, Best Costume, Longest Ears, Ugliest lots of birds and a variety of other to thousands of people. and the Shell Factory & Nature Park. Contact Steve Caramelli at 239- To participate in the talent contest, become a sponsor, Dog, Cutest Puppy, Dog/owner Look-a- creatures, including dolphin and man- like, Best Kisser, Waggiest Tail, Sits atee. Cost $50 per person includes all 834-9888 [email protected] or for more detailed information regarding “Southwest For parade, sponsorship or general Florida’s Got Talent!”, please call the Hispanic Chamber Longest, Best Tricks, Saddest Eyes, Best equipment and a Florida Master in Show and People’s Choice. Naturalist guide. Reservation needed, information, contact Linda Biondi at 239.418.1441 or send an email toinfo@hispaniccha- 239- 246-1157 mberflorida.org. How to register: Call the park office, 239-694-5513. (239) 549-4606 [email protected] The parade will be on Southeast Broadway Palm Supper Club Cape Harbour events 47th Terrace from Southeast 15th Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre will present two Photography contest Farmers Market: Succulent fruits, Avenue, to Southeast 10th Place, weeks of dinner, dancing and live music at The The 24th annual “Ding” Darling garden-fresh vegetables, seafood where the food fest begins. Broadway Palm Supper Club, Aug. 18 through Aug. 28. Days Amateur Nature Photography delights and homemade breads and Enjoy an elegant afternoon or evening of cocktails, Contest is under way. desserts are just some of the mouth The contest, sponsored by the “Ding” watering treats that will be offered at this Dance auditions linens on the tables, dinner, dancing, outstanding vocal- The Heart and Soles Dance Team ists and live music from The Broadway Palm Orchestra. Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the season’s Farmers Market at Cape Harbour from 8 a.m. until noon and con- will be holding auditions for the A dance floor will be installed in the “A” section. Refuge (DDWS) and held in conjunction upcoming season on Tuesday and tinue every Saturday till October. The Broadway Palm Supper Club will take you with “Ding” Darling Days, Oct. 16-22, Wednesday evenings during August. back in time to the 40s, 50s and more. After enjoying 2011, honors the birthday of Jay During the Farmers Market, the mer- The team is a community service a delicious buffet you’ll be ready to enjoy the fabulous Norwood “Ding” Darling, one of the chants at Cape Harbour will open their organization that performs at area fes- music provided by Broadway Palm’s live orchestra. foremost conservationists in American doors to offer shoppers a host of treas- tivals, fund-raisers and nursing homes. The musical styles include Latin, World War II, Sinatra history and the driving force behind the ures and treats. Guests are invited to If you are a woman over the age of songs, Swing, and a crooner segment of love songs. eponymous J.N. “Ding” Darling browse the shops and enjoy breakfast, 45 and love to dance, we want to talk You’ll hear Fly Me To The Moon, World on a String, National Wildlife Refuge. lunch, a cool gelato or cocktail while to you! No experience necessary; only Mambo Caliente, You’ll Never Know, Boogie Woogie Deadline for submission is 4 p.m. on relaxing near the water. a good sense of rhythm and the desire Bugle Boy, Satin Doll, Tequila, At Last and more. Sept. 15. Contest rules include:. Cape Harbour is located at 5848 to dance. It’s a great way to stay fit and With the resurgence of dance shows, dance has again For an entry form and other contest Cape Harbour Drive in Cape Coral. give back to the community! become one of the fastest growing trends across the information, log on to www.dingdarling- For more information about the Cape For more information, call Debby country. Fred Astaire Dance Studios is partnering with society.org and click on “Photo Harbour Farmers Market, call (239) at 239-849-1710. The Broadway Palm Supper Club offering dance tips, Contest.” Or contact DDWS at dingdar- 945-6116 or visit our web site at dance lessons and showcasing various dance styles at [email protected] or 239-472- www.capeharbour.com. each performance. For more information about Fred 1100, ext. 233. Bailey-Matthews Astaire Dance Studios, go to Winners will be announced and Lake Kennedy Shell Museum www.FortMyersFredAstaire.com or call (239) 939- awarded prizes at Conservation Art Day on Saturday, Oct. 22, as part of “Ding” The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum 1517. It Don’t Mean A Thing If You Ain’t Got That Senior Center will once again participate in the Blue Swing! Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre presents din- Darling Days. The following events and programs Entries may be delivered in person to Star Museums partnership this summer ner and dancing with their brand new Supper Club, will be held at Lake Kennedy Senior joining more than 1,300 museums Aug. 18 through Aug. 28, 2011. J.N. “Ding” Darling NWR or by mail to Center located at 400 Santa Barbara “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society, One around the country to offer free admis- The Broadway Palm Supper Club will take place Blvd.: sion to active duty military personnel and Wildlife Dr., Sanibel, FL 33957 (attn. Trips Thursday through Sunday evenings with selected mati- their families from Memorial Day nees. Tickets are$39 per person for the dinner and danc- Gary Ogden). Friday, Aug. 19, a trip to There is a $25 per person entry fee through Labor Day. ing. Tickets are now on sale and can be reserved by call- Hollywood, Florida for a day of gam- Free admission for active military ing (239) 278-4422, by visiting that provides you with a membership to ing fun, HardRock Casino-Hollywood the Society and is used to defray the cost personnel and their families began May www.BroadwayPalm.comor by stopping by the box Friday, Aug. 10, 8:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m. 30 and continues through Sept. 5. office at 1380 Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers. of the contest. Advance registration required. Cost Only amateur (all ages) photogra- The Shell Museum also has released is $30 per member and $35 per non- the summer schedule for ongoing work- phers are eligible to enter. (May not pos- member and includes $15 free play Reiko, Violinist and Friends sess a professional photographer tax shops. and $6 food voucher. A Night of favorite classical and Pops Thursday, identification number for the sale of pho- Live Tank Demonstration: Aug. 18, at Shell Point Retirement Community, 15101 tographs). Classes Wednesdays and Fridays, 3 p.m. Cost: Free with Museum admission Shell Point Blvd., Fort Myers. Cindy Ann Jones of Fort Myers took ■ Sing, act and dance with Betty For more information call 239-454-2217. first place in last year’s “Ding” Darling Shelling 101: Every Monday and Dentzen: Act it Out, Monday, 1 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 p.m.-3 p.m. Days Amateur Nature Photography $2 per member, $6 per non-member Cost: Free with Museum admission Contest with her “Sunset with Birds.” ■ The Sandy Pasrrot Open Karaoke Mondays, 2:30 p.m.; Thursday 12:30 p.m. Walk the Beach with the Experts: The Sandy Parrot at 17200 S. Tamiami Trail, Fort Free Family Beach Walks Participants ■ Betty’s Guys and Dolls dance Myers.Music schedule: Mystery writer will meet at Gulfside City Park/Algiers Friday, Aug. !9, 6:30-9:30, Omar,classical sole class Monday, 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Thursday 9:30 a.m. Cost $3 per mem- Beach on Sanibel at 9 a.m. The walk will music from the 60s to 80s to address last about an hour. Call Diane Orvis- Friday, Aug. 19, 6-10, Geek Swkad; wide variety of ber/$7 per non-member Gulf Coast Writers ■ Natural Golf with Joe Tranchida Thomas at 239-395-2233 for additional today’s music Marty Ambrose, Edison State information. Dates: Thursdays to Aug. Call Joel Notes 239 454-8454; cell 239-292-9525 Wednesdays 1 p.m. and Thursday, 7 College Professor and author of The p.m. Wear comfortable clothing and 11 (in collaboration with J.N. “Ding” Mango Bay Mysteries series, will unlock footwear, and bring a driver, 6-iron, 9- Darling National Wildlife Refuge); then the secrets of mystery novel writing for iron and a putter. Cost $2 per mem- the last Tuesday of the month beginning Aug. 30. Cost: Free. OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,AUGUST 16, 2011 8 CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS New Resident Club Cape Coral of Cape Coral Quilters Guild Menbers and guests are wel- The Cape Coral Quilters Guild come. The New Residents Club of meets each Monday at various Cape Coral will meet Wednesday, times at Christ Lutheran Church, Aug. 17, for Cocktails on the 2911 Del Prado Blvd. For more Cape at 6 p.m. at Anthony's on the information and meeting times Boulevard, 1303 Del Prado Blvd., call Corina Tuemeyer at 829- South, in Cape Coral. There will 0720 be special pricing for appetizers and drinks. Call 239-540-9279 for details. Caloosahatchee The Ladies Lucheon and raffle Moose Lodge 2395 will be held Thursday, Aug. 18, at Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge noon. Members and guests are 2395 meets at 7:30 p.m. the sec- welcome to attend at The Joint at ond and fourth Mondays; Cape Harbour in Cape Coral. The Woman’s Auxiliary meets at 7:30 reservation deadline is Aug. 14. p.m. the first and third Mondays at Order off the menu. Call 239- 419 E. Cape Coral Parkway. For 258-0357 for details. information call 945-6066.

Rotary Club Cape Coral The Rotary Club of Cape Elks Lodge Coral North. is the only Rotary The Cape Coral Elks Lodge Club in Lee County that meets meets on the second and fourth in early evening; Wednesdays at Monday at 7 p.m. Socials are held 6: p.m. ( Dinner Hour) at throughout the year for members Palmetto Pine Country and their guests. Cape Coral Elks MICHAEL PISTELLA Club,1940 SW 9th Ct., Russ Lodge No. 2596 is at 4631 S.E. Back to work Luther from ECHO will provide 10th Place (Club Square). For an update on how ECHO is information call 549-1508. Cape head football coach Brad Metheny instructs junior Bobby Sibert during the first working to reduce Hunger day of practice Monday. More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily- worldwide. breeze.com. What’s Rotary? Cape Coral Rotary is a volunteer organi- Toastmasters, zation of 1.2 million business & professional leaders united Club 9051 CANDIDATE FORUMS worldwide to provide humani- Cape Coral Toastmasters, Club tarian service & help build 9051 meets the second and fourth SWNA to host Refreshments are served following the meeting. goodwill & peace About 32,000 Monday of each month 6:30 p.m. Civic has asked the candidates to provide their Rotary clubs in more than 200 all year long, at the Cape Coral candidate forum Sept. 7 favorite cookies or baked goods and they will be avail- countries conduct local & Hospital, room A. For more infor- The Southwest Cape Coral Neighborhood able for one-on-one social time after the forum. For worldwide projects – including mation call 542-7448. Association will hold its second planned forum for can- additional information, call Lyndia Bradley 540-4002. illiteracy, disease, hunger, didates seeking seats on city council in the Oasis poverty, lack of clean water & Charter Elementary School Cafeteria on on City of Cape Coral candidate environmental concerns – while Order of Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 7 p.m. encouraging high ethical stan- the Eastern Star The forum will feature candidates from District 3 debates dards in all vocations. Loyalty Chapter No. 309 and 5. The city of Cape Coral will host a pair of candidate As the world’s largest pri- Order of the Eastern Star meets This forum, as well as all SWCCNA meetings, are debates on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 25-26, at 7 p.m. vate provider of international the second and fourth Monday open to all. Anyone interested in having their questions each night at City Hall in the council chambers. scholarships, The Rotary of each month except July, presented to the candidates is asked to submit those The debates also will air on CapeTV. Foundation of Rotary August, September at the Cape questions in writing to the moderator, Marilyn Stout, International helps more than Coral Masonic Lodge, 244 before the meeting is called to order. NWNA to hold 1,000 students annually to study Santa Barbara Blvd., at 7:30 Additional information can be obtained by e-mail at abroad & serve as cultural p.m. All members are welcome. [email protected] or by visiting their website candidate forums Aug. 29 and 31 ambassadors. Rotary also part- Men and women are welcome to www.SWCCNA.com The Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood ners with seven prestigious uni- join. For more information call Association Inc. will host a two-night Cape Coral City versities around the world, pro- Arleene at 945-1047. Cape Coral Chamber of Council Candidates’ Forum Monday, Aug. 29, and viding opportunities to earn a Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 7 p.m., at Mariner High master’s degree in peace & con- Commerce Candidate Hobnob School auditorium, at 701 Chiquita Blvd., North (at the flict resolution. Harney Point fish fry The Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce will host a corner of Tropicana Boulevard). Doors open at 6:30 Eradicating Polio is Rotary’s Harney Point VFW Post Candidate Hobnob today, Aug. 16, from 5:30 p.m. - p.m. for seating. The forums are open to the public. flagship program. The Rotary 8463, located at 4709 S.E. 11th 8:30 p.m. at The Resort at Marina Village, 5951 Silver All registered voters in Cape Coral are eligible to Club of Cape Coral North meets Place, Cape Coral, will hold a King Blvd. vote in all the district races in the primary election on @ Palmetto Pine Country Club, Friday night fish fry from 5 to The event is $5 for Chamber members and $10 for Sept. 13. 1940 SW 9th Ct, Cape Coral 7:30 p.m The cost is $7 per non-members. Cape Coral City Council seats in Districts 2, 3, 5 6p.. We are searching for a few plate. and 7 are up for re-election this year, and there are 18 good volunteers giving Service The public is invited to dine candidates seeking 4-year terms in the four districts. Above Self! Will you join us? in the hall, carry out is also Civic Association Candidates Event planners are Alex McAlister, Rick Williams and Call me! Phyllis J. Shelton available. For more information, Forum Aug. 23 Rich O’Donnell. The forum moderator will be Alex 239-549-4471 or email contact Gina for reservations On Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 7–9 p.m., the Cape McAlister and the timekeeper will be Dan Fitzgerald. [email protected] at 239-839-3831 Coral Civic Association will present its Candidates For more information about NWNA, please visit The public must enter the Forum for Cape Coral City Council Districts 2, 3, 5, http://www.nwcape.com or email [email protected]. hall through the double doors at and 7 at the Cape Coral Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood NARFE the front of the building or NARFE (National Active & Parkway. All candidates have been invited to partici- Cape Coral Republicans Club through the double doors at the pate in preparation for the Sept. 13 primary election. Retired Federal Employees rear of the buildings, parking lot. The Cape Coral Republican Club will be hosting Association) Cape Coral Chapter The forum will be moderated by former council city council candidate forum (Republican candidate) on #1002 will meet at the Asia member Alex LePera Aug. 30, at the Palmetto Pines Country Club.; 1949 Buffe, 1706 S. Del Prado Blvd. at James D. Rader, The Cape Coral Civic Association meets on the SW (9th Ct., Cape Coral. Time: 6:30 p.m. social; 7 noon, the 1st Wednesday of every fourth Tuesday of the month at the Cape Coral Yacht p.m. Forum Chapter 108 DAV Club in the main ballroom. This event is open to the public. Come and hear month as follows: (For info call The DAV Chapter 108 meet- 482-6713) The next meeting to Civic meetings are open to the public and are pro- what the candidate’s positions are on Cape Coral issues, ings are held the third Tuesday of vided free of charge as a community service. Be informed to be an deducted voter. be held Sept. 7. every month, except July and For information call 239-482- August, at 7 p.m., at the Elks 6713 Club, 4631 S.E. 10th Place. For further information, call 549- Celebrity Chef night to be held at Rumrunners Sailing Singles Club 5338. Any single men or women The eighth annual Rumrunners Celebrity Chef For those who cannot attend the event but who love sailing, or would like American Business Night, which benefits the Children’s Hospital would still like to make a donation to the Lee to learn by sailing with us as pediatric oncology and hematology programswill Memorial Health System Foundation can do so “crew” are welcome to visit with Women’s Association be held Aug. 17. through the mail. Higgins said the donation needs us at Happy Hour. We meet the The ABWA Cape Coral Tickets for the event are $150, which includes to be designated to Barbara’s Friends. first Friday of each month at Caloosa Chapter meets the third culinary stations and refreshments, along with the The address is 9800 S. HealthPark Drive, Marina Town, with dinner fol- Wednesday of every month at the opportunity to bid on trips, fine dining experi- Suite 210, Fort Myers, FL 33908. lowing. Gulf Coast Village at 6 p.m for ences, boating and fishing excursions, one-of-a- To register for the event call 239-343-6950. General meetings are the networking. ABWA is calling all kind memorabilia and tickets to sporting events. third Thursday of each month to professional business women who plan sailing trips, socials, and want to get involved in the com- get-togethers. This year we are munity. For dinner reservations August is Awesome Adoption Month at LCDAS celebrating our 20th year of call, 239-549-1199. day-sailing, weekend sailing, Submitted by RIA BROWN have to acquire a pet anywhere but at a shelter,” says and special treks to Marco Democratic Club As the end of summer approaches, Lee County Donna Ward, LCDAS Director. “We have every type Island and Naples. Also pot luck Domestic Animal Services still has an abundance of of breed, size or age you could want including many dinners, kayaking, decorate our of Cape Coral pets needing homes at its facility. During the shelter’s pure-bred animals.” boats for cruising in the annual The Democratic Club of Cape August Awesome Adoption promotion, adopters will The agency firmly believes that with the selection Christmas Boat Parades. Coral meets the third Wednesday have a chance to save a life while saving money, too. available at the shelter and the cost to adopt drastically Captains with boats are wel- of the month at 7 p.m. at River reduced, there is no better place to get your next best come, we always have crew There are more than 200 pets presently at the shel- Towers, 4280 S.E. 20th Place. ter and in foster homes. The shelter hopes to reduce the friend. available. For more information Guest parking can only be used. Although reduced, the adoption fee will still call Diane, 239-463-0990. number of pets needing homes by reducing adoption For more information, call 823- fees from 20 percent to 100 percent. include the same veterinary services valued at over 6258; www.capecoraldemoc- $500. All pets receive spay or neuter surgery, age rats.com. Adoption fees during the month of August are: AARP driving class ∫ Puppies - $75 (regularly $95) appropriate vaccinations, rabies and county license The AARP Driver Safety ∫ Adult Dogs - $25 (regularly $75) (for pets 3 months and older), heartworm test (for dogs Program will have a one day class Southwest Florida ∫ Kittens - $20* (regularly $75) 6 months and older), feline aids and leukemia test (for at the Lake Kennedy Senior 10-13 Club ∫ Adult Cats - $10* (regularly $50) cats), flea treatment, worming, microchip ID, 10 day Center on Wednesday,. Aug 24, ∫ Senior Pets** – Free (regularly $25) health guarantee and a bag of Science Diet pet food. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call Jerry The Southwest Florida 10-13 Club Inc. is an association of * = Kittens and cats are always 2-for-1 For more information about the August Awesome Ladendorf at 239-573-1918 for ** = Age 6 years and older Adoptions, call 239-533-7387 (LEE-PETS) or visit reservations. retired New York City police officers. The club also wel- “We want to eliminate any reason someone would www.LeeLostPets.com. comes other retired police offi- Cape Coral cers of other cities and state to Sailing Club join. Teatimes resume at the Burroughs Home The Cape Coral Sailing Club Meetings are held on the third welcomes all boaters, both sail Thursday of the month at the ■ Elks Cape Coral Lodge, 4431 Tuesday Teatimes are resuming at the Reading the Leaves, Oct.11, 1:00 p.m., and power to their monthly Burroughs Home, Fort Myers, beginning with $25.00 meetings at the Cape Coral S.E. 10th Place (Club Square). ■ For additional information, call “The Thrill of the Chill” on Tuesday, Aug. 30, at Octavia Ashford & Her Ghosts, October 25, Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood 1 p.m. The cost for the program is $25. 1 p.m., $25. Parkway. Neil O’Connor, president 239- ■ 540-7232. Teatime programs are presented by Laurie Victorian Postcard Tea, November 29 and Meetings ar held on the Nienhaus, founder of the Ladies’ Tea Guild. The Dec. 6, 1:00 p.m., $25.00 fourth Wednesday of each Burroughs Home, on the banks of the Reservations are required for each of the teas month at 730 p.m. except for AARP Caloosahatchee in the River District of Fort and may be made by calling 239-337-0706 or November when it is the fifth AARP Cape Coral Chapter Myers, is one of the premier historic homes of emailing [email protected]. Wednesday and December when 188 meets at 1 p.m. the third Fort Myers. It is the home of the Uncommon Supplies for the various teas will be available there is no meeting. For more Friday at Lake Kennedy Senior Friends Foundation. for purchase following each presentation. information all Ava Farrar at Center, 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Future teatime programs include: Additional information about the foundation 945-5417 or visit: For information, call 458-0834 ■ Harvest Moon Festival Tea, Sept. 13, 6:30 may be obtained by calling 239-337-9505 or http://ccscusa.home.att.net/ or 574-2463. p.m., $30. checking the web at www.uncommonfriends.org. Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, August 16, 2011 Lee Memorial Bloodmobile to make five stops in Cape By MEGHAN McCOY population has A positive blood type. sent and in good general health, along with [email protected] The first blood drive will be held today Blood Drives: weighing a minimum of 115 pounds. The Lee Memorial Bloodmobile will at the Cape Coral Wellness Center, 609 Before donating blood, individuals should make five stops in Cape Coral this week S.E. 13th Court, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. ■ Aug. 16, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., at be hydrated and eat high fiber foods. and one stop in North Fort Myers next On Aug. 18, the bloodmobile will stop the Cape Coral Wellness Center, A photo ID is needed for first time week to help fulfill its needs for O negative at Cape Coral Construction Industry 609 S.E. 13th Court donors. and A negative blood type donations. Association, 611 S.E. 11th Street, Suite B, ■ Aug. 18, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., at An individual can donate his or her “Lee Memorial Blood Center relies on from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. On Aug. 21, indi- the Cape Coral Construction blood every 56 days, which can amount to the support of the community to ensure all viduals can donate their blood from 9:30 Industry Association, 611 S.E. 11th a total of six times a year if timed correct- of our patients’, here in the Lee Memorial a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at First Christian St., Suite B ly. Health System, needs are met,” Lee Church located at 2620 County Club Blvd. ■ Aug. 21, 9:30 a.m. until 1:30 The Lee Memorial Blood Center needs Memorial Blood Center Community The “Fun n Sun” blood drive will be p.m., at First Christian Church, 2620 800 units of blood and blood products a Relations Director Nancy Hendrick said. held at Cape Coral Hospital on Aug. 23 - County Club Blvd. week just to sustain the demand. Lee “Blood product usage is a big part of our 24 in the volunteer orientation room, 636 ■ Aug. 23, the “Fun n Sun” blood Memorial Hospital provides service for a Del Prado Blvd. On Aug. 23 donations can patients’ therapy, recovery from illness and drive will be held from 9:30 a.m. five-county radius, which is why it needs to sustain life in a traumatic event.” be made from 9:30 a.m. until 7 p.m. and until 7 p.m. at Cape Coral Hospital, continued donations to fill the demand. O negative blood, which only 9 percent from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Aug. 24. The blood donations and product col- of the population has, is universal because The last blood drive will be held on 636 Del Prado Blvd. ■ lected from the donations are used for mul- when an individual with a trauma visits the Aug. 25 from 7:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at Aug. 24, the “Fun n Sun” blood tiple purposes, including providing blood hospital, they are given O negative blood Hancock Creek Elementary, 1631 Skyline drive will be held from 7 a.m. until 4 for patients in the trauma center, cancer first before the staff determines what blood Drive, in North Fort Myers. p.m. at Cape Coral Hospital, 636 patients, premature babies, anemia, among type they are. “What we are asking is the public to Del Prado Blvd. others. Although O negative is a universal step up to the plate and help us in our mis- ■ Aug. 25, 7:30 a.m. until 12:30 The Lee Memorial Blood Center is the blood type, if an individual is O negative, sion to save lives locally,” Hendrick said. p.m., at Hancock Creek Elementary, sole provider for the Lee Memorial Health he or she can only receive O negative blood Individuals can also donate blood at the 1631 Skyline Drive in North Fort System. back. Cape Coral Hospital Donor Center Myers For information about blood drives and Only 7 percent of the population has an Monday through Friday. The hours are blood centers, visit A negative blood type. from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday, www.leememorial.org/bloodcenter/index.a The most common blood type is O pos- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and Hospital Donor Center at 239-424-2400. sp or call 239-343-2333. itive, with 40 percent of the population from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Tuesday. To donate blood, individuals must be at having that type. Thirty-one percent of the For information, call the Cape Coral least 17 years old, or 16 with parental con- Holiday: Shoppers help Stuff the Bus with supplies From page 1A school supplies could be stacked along the The supplies collected Saturday will be were donated on Saturday. interior walls of the school bus. Thome given to the Lee County School District “Twelve Title I schools have been iden- ferent in any way.” said Target brought out more boxes student service office, so they can distrib- tified to receive some of the donated She said the donations they received Saturday afternoon because the ones pro- ute them to the schools that were identified items,” he said. “From all accounts, it was were well thought out as they are supplies vided to them were full. with the greatest need. a success and will help toward assisting that are required for school. She said she wanted to say a big thank Communications Director Joe Donzelli those who are in need as the school year A few rows in the back of the school bus you to the community for coming together said the preliminary reports showed that all starts.” were taken out Saturday, so boxes of and helping the kids in the school district. sorts of needed supplies for the students Withdraw: Regional Planning Council members From page 1A finally hires an Economic Development for $12,000 until the council decided how on two other people who would allegedly Director. they wanted to proceed. vote for us,” Kuehn said. McClain said he’s had difficulty under- “Once we make this decision to hire an Councilmember Erick Kuehn said he’d Councilman Kevin McGrail said he’d standing the value of the membership, but EDO director, I’d like to know how they prefer to have his own voice on the plan- like the planning council to have more of a thinks the networking opportunities afford- feel about it,” McClain said. ning council instead of relying on others to focus. ed the city as a member of the council are Sullivan said the city pays its dues quar- speak for the city. “There’s benefits to regional representa- important. McClain said those relation- terly to the Regional Planning Council. The “We’ve had one vote and that’s more tion … but the RPC lacks focus,” McGrail ships could be invaluable once the city mayor said he stopped payment on a check than what we can count on when we count said. Mayor: Restarting city auditor selection process From page 1A label. Kuehn scoffed at the idea. sultants for Pension and OPEB reform. “Based on the level of service provided “I find it hard to believe after six hours ■ Council will also make a decision support for Krym, who has served in the to the city by Margaret Kyrm … she earned and multiple debates we are considering next week to fund a second phase of road interim capacity since June 2010. my respect and I didn’t want to see this bringing this forth one more time,” Kuehn paving in Northwest Cape Coral for McGrail said jettisoning the applicants process redone,” he added. said. $350,000. and starting the process anew would be Sullivan found little support for re- ■ In other news, City Council will According to Public Works Director unfair to Krym, who has served the city advertising the position and starting all decide next week to hire Gabriel, Roeder, Steve Neff, the roads in question are badly well during her time under the interim over again. Smith and Company for $85,000 as con- in need of repair.

NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE Chlorine leak injures 20 ry drawing by Rembrandt was snatched Graceland for a candlelight vigil ahead of Two hours later, the South Florida Sun from a private art display at a California the 34th anniversary of the singer's death. Sentinel reports that a crane operator at a at Sacramento water park luxury hotel while a curator was momen- Droves of fans trek each year to highway construction site in northern SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — tarily distracted, officials said Monday. Memphis to remember Elvis, who died on Broward County was injured when light- Twenty people, including nine children, The theft of the $250,000 sketch from Aug. 16, 1977. The vigil was the main ning hit the crane. Deerfield Beach Fire- were taken to Sacramento-area hospitals the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in the draw of “Elvis Week,” and some waited Rescue reports the man suffered burns to Monday after a high concentration of chlo- upmarket seaside community of Marina del hours outside the stately mansion for the his abdomen and right arm. He was taken rine was released into the wave pool at Rey happened around 10:30 p.m. Saturday procession set to start at 9:30 p.m. EDT. to a nearby hospital in stable condition. Raging Waters, a private water park at the night while someone who seemed interest- Those present Monday included visitors state fairgrounds in Sacramento. ed in buying another piece held the cura- from Japan, England, Germany and other At least two of the victims had serious tor's attention for a few minutes. countries. Some fans wore full Elvis out- ACLU agrees to wait on respiratory complaints or complaints of “When the curator turned back to the fits, others just his trademark sunglasses or judge's ruling for a stay burning eyes, said Sacramento City Fire Rembrandt, it was gone,” Los Angeles sideburns. CROSS CITY, Fla. (AP) — The attor- Department Assistant Chief Niko King. County sheriff’s spokesman Steve ney for Dixie County says officials are “It started out with just a few people Whitmore said. It was not clear whether the Two men survive separate waiting on a federal judge to rule on their with complaints of burning respiratory person talking to the curator was connected request for a stay before removing a six-ton tracts and eyes,” King said. to the theft, though Whitmore said a team lightning strikes monument of the Ten Commandments He and hospital officials did not imme- of at least two people was involved. FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — from the front steps of the courthouse in diately have conditions on the victims. The sketch, called “The Judgment,” was Officials say a landscape worker and a north Florida. Three of those taken to hospitals were park completed around 1655 and is signed on crane operator in South Florida both sur- Attorney Jennifer Ellison said the coun- employees. the back by the Dutch master. vived separate lightning strikes just hours ty and officials representing the Florida Lifeguards quickly moved visitors away apart. chapter of the American Civil Liberties from the wave pool after the 2 p.m. inci- Fans flock to Graceland Davie Fire Rescue reports that a man Union agreed to wait 30 more days to give dent. was weeding near a chain-link fence at the judge plenty of time to consider the to remember Elvis Presley Indian Ridge Middle School Monday after- defendant's motion for a stay. Rembrandt drawing stolen MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Thousands noon when it was apparently hit by light- U.S. District Judge Maurice Paul ruled of fans of Elvis Presley from around the ning. He was taken to a nearby hospital. last month in favor of the ACLU, which from California hotel world, some wearing his trademark outfits Officials say the man was dazed but in rel- sued Dixie County to remove the monu- LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 17th centu- and thick sideburns, made their way to atively good condition. ment from the front of the courthouse. WE WE RECYCLERECYCLE O O FFICEFFICE PAPERPAPER

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2011 Brantley Thome plays for joins 600 football life HR Club ll that’s at stake for the University of Florida’s John ■ Standings, 13A AABrantley is the rest of his DETROIT (AP) — Minnesota football life. Twins slugger Jim Thome became the His senior season. His hopes for an eighth player to hit 600 home runs, NFL career. His legacy in Gaines- connecting twice against the Detroit ville, Tigers Monday night. where, Thome, 40, hit a two-run homer in thus far, the sixth inning for No. 599, then playing in added a three-run shot in the seventh. the wrong The milestone came on a 2-1 pitch offensive from Daniel Schlereth. scheme, CHUCK BALLARO Both homers were hit to the oppo- he has Cape Coral’s Little League Senior Softball All-Stars van arrives at Burton site field. When No. 600 cleared the been a Park Sunday with a police escort to be reunited with their friends and fami- fence in left, Thome raised his right disap- fist as he went around first base, and point- ly after finishing fourth in the World Series in Delaware. the crowd in Detroit came to its feet to ment. applaud him. As the The Twins went on to beat the Gators Tigers 9-6. Ray McNulty embark Welcome home All-Stars Thome became the second-fastest on anoth- ■ hitter to reach the milestone, hitting er new Scores, 13A Fort Myers, long after the festivities at his 600th homer in at-bat No. 8,137. beginning, there’s plenty of reason for By CHUCK BALLARO Burton Park had concluded. Babe Ruth needed only 6,921 at-bats. optimism. Everything’s different now. Special to the Breeze Parents who didn’t make the trip waited Thome’s 65 home runs against Especially for Brantley. Their plane back to Southwest Florida with anticipation for the team to arrive. Detroit are his most against any team. Urban Meyer and his spread-option was delayed by weather in Philadelphia and Rhonda Sullivan, the mother of all-star The Tigers posted a congratulatory attack are gone, replaced by new coach the van had a flat tire on the journey from Meghan Sullivan, came to the park with a message on the scoreboard after Will Muschamp and Charlie Weis’ pro- Southwest Regional Airport. Not exactly the homemade sign. Thome’s homer, and the Twins came style playbook. Brantley no longer way a hero’s return should go. “We’re so proud of her and what she’s out to greet him at home plate. needs to worry about running with the It could have been worse. They could done for the community and the respect of Fighting injuries during a frustrating ball, or being shuttled on and off the have flown with their parents. herself, the team and the game,” said season in Minnesota, Thome hasn’t field for Wildcat plays, or trying to be The hiccups Sunday were well worth it Rhonda Sullivan, who like many followed received nearly the amount of national the next Tim Tebow. as the Cape Coral Little League Senior the World Series games on the internet. “I’m publicity that his predecessors who The former blue chip, state-cham- Softball All-Star team returned home to be going to cry when I see her.” reached the milestone did. Even Derek pionship, everybody’s-All-America greeted by dozens of family, friends and When the van arrived with a police escort Jeter’s accomplishment of 3,000 hits high school quarterback from Ocala dignitaries at Burton Park to celebrate their shortly before 2 p.m., she did just that. earlier this season dwarfed the attention finally can play his game, his way, in fourth-place finish at the Senior Softball The team disembarked to throngs of peo- Thome has been getting for a chase his comfort zone. World Series in Delaware. ple — many of them Cape Coral softball that’s far more rare. He can drop back, set his feet and Parents who made the trip to Delaware all-stars of all ages, in full uniform — car- Only seven hitters have hit more throw. He can line up under center in were forced to wind their way through a rying banners, balloons and flowers for the home runs than Thome: Barry Bonds, an NFL-type backfield and let some- maze of airports because of the weather, team. Alyssa Langdale got all that, along Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, body else do the running. He can trust from Salisbury, Md., to Philadelphia, with hugs and kisses from family and Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez and that Weis, who won four Super Bowl Washington, Charlotte, N.C., and finally to See STARS, page 13A Sammy Sosa. Rodriguez joined the rings as a New England Patriots assis- 600-homer club last August. tant, will put him in situations to best- Thome is the oldest player to hit utilize his talents — the way Weis his 600th homer. did for Tom Brady in New England, for Brady Quinn and Jimmy Clausen at Notre Dame, for Matt Cassel in Kansas City. Bucs’ return Now, everything fits. “I’m really excited about John,” Muschamp said during last month’s man learning SEC Football Media Days. “Had a great offseason. Had a really good spring practice. Charlie has a lot of confidence in him. Our players have kick changes tremendous confidence in John. TAMPA (AP) — Tampa Bay “I think what we’re doing now, wide receiver Micheal Spurlock is scheme-wise, fits him a little bit more entering his fifth season in the NFL, from a skill-set standpoint.” and he’s learning on the fly this year, So there can be no excuses. Not in along with the rest of the league’s top the SEC. kick returners. Not with a take-no-prisoners The NFL made a couple of impor- schedule that includes home games tant changes this offseason for kickoffs, against Tennessee, Alabama and FSU, moving them up five yards to the 35- road trips to LSU, Auburn and South yard line and requiring players on the Carolina, and the annual cocktail- kickoff team to line up between the 30 party dogfight against Georgia in and 35, precluding a full-speed start. Jacksonville. The significance of the changes With a new coach, new system and became clear on the opening kickoff at least a few new faces, he needs to of the Buccaneers’ preseason opener make this more than his time. He Friday night when Kansas City’s needs to make this his team. CHUCK BALLARO Quentin Lawrence was nailed at the Apparently he has: “He’s a lot Beth (left) and Steve Langdale with all-star daughter Alyssa at Sunday’s cel- 8-yard line. The Chiefs had bad field more verbal,” receiver Deonte ebration for the Cape Coral Little League Senior Softball team at Burton position all night in a 25-0 loss. Thompson said. Park. “What messes it up is when you “My confidence is a lot higher catch it four or five yards deep and now,” Brantley said, shaking off last you hold for a sec, and then you try to year’s frustrations, which included take off,” said Spurlock, whose 25.7- throwing for fewer touchdowns (9) yard average ranked seventh in the than interceptions (10) as UF lost five Hurricanes under NCAA probe NFL last season. “Do you want to games (8-5) for the first time since take it out at the 20, or do you want to 2004 and finished the season MIAMI (AP) — NCAA investigators visit- Shapiro’s relationship with the program get tackled on the 11-yard line?” unranked. ed the University of Miami campus Monday dates back about a decade. Some of the alleged The new setup for kickoffs probably “When the new coaching staff got looking into claims that more than a dozen for- incidents occurred in the past four years, which will lead to more of those decisions for here, it was all new to me. Now that I mer or current football players received gifts would be within the NCAA’s statute of limita- returners, who have to balance the risk have spring football under my belt and services from convicted Ponzi schemer tions regarding violations. against the possible reward. and have had all summer to study the Nevin Shapiro, his attorney said. Shapiro, 42, was sentenced in June by a New The Bucs had only one of their playbook, I think, as a team, we’re Shapiro has told the NCAA he provided Jersey federal judge to 20 years in prison for his kickoffs go for a touchback last sea- ready to go.” players with the use of a yacht and other role in an investment fraud scheme. He pleaded son. In the preseason opener, five of How far this team goes, however, favors, said his attorney, Maria Elena Perez. guilty to charges related to running a multistate their kickoffs were not returned. Still, is up to him. So there can be no Shapiro and Perez have been talking with the Ponzi scheme that prosecutors say left more than coach Raheem Morris doesn’t see any excuses. There’s too much at stake. NCAA about the matter for a couple of months 60 investors in Florida, Indiana and New Jersey particular advantage or disadvantage and provided documentation, she said. with nearly $100 million in losses. to the changes. Ray McNulty is a sportswriter for University officials didn’t immediately Perez said Shapiro had cooperated with “For me, it’s all grey matter,” he Scripps Treasure Coast (Fla.) respond to requests for comment. School offi- bankruptcy and government officials to try to said. “If our return team gets a chance Newspapers, distributed by Scripps cials and current players were expected to be recover as much money as possible for his vic- to catch it and run with it, we will, and Howard News Service. interviewed. tims. we’ll still be dynamic.”

SPRINT CUP SCOREBOARD TIDES CHART

American League Marlins vs. Rockies (n) at Cape Coral Bridge Ambrose gets first win Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon ■ Twins 9, Tigers 6 Mets vs. Padres (n) /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) — Marcos ● Ambrose has won the Sprint Cup race at Yankees vs. Royals (n) Standings, 13A We 17 Low 12:33 AM 0.3 7:01 AM Set 10:18 AM 91 Orioles vs. Athletics (n) 17 High 5:42 AM 0.9 8:03 PM Rise 10:05 PM Watkins Glen International for his first victory 17 Low 12:45 PM 0.3 in NASCAR’s top series. Rangers vs. Angels (n) 17 High 6:08 PM 0.9 Ambrose beat Brad Keselowski and Kyle Blue Jays vs. Mariners (n) Th 18 Low 12:55 AM 0.4 7:01 AM Set 11:09 AM 84 ● Standings, 13A Busch on a green-white-checkered finish to 18 High 6:05 AM 0.9 8:02 PM Rise 10:39 PM atone for a slip-up a year ago on the road 18 Low 1:32 PM 0.3 course at Sonoma, when he stalled his car NFL Preseason 18 High 6:54 PM 0.8 Texans 20, Jets 16 under caution while leading with six laps to go ● at Matlacha Pass (Bascule bridge) and finished sixth. Scores, schedule, 13A We 17 High 5:10 AM 1.7 7:01 AM Set 10:18 AM 91 National League 17 Low 12:11 PM 0.6 8:03 PM Rise 10:06 PM Busch led the field to the green flag, but Braves 5, Giants 4 17 High 5:36 PM 1.7 Keselowski and Ambrose streaked past Busch. Pirates 6, Cardinals 2 Ambrose bumped Keselowski in the chicane Th 18 Low 12:21 AM 0.7 7:02 AM Set 11:10 AM 84 Cubs 4, Astros 3 18 High 5:33 AM 1.8 8:03 PM Rise 10:39 PM then passed him for the lead. The race ended 18 Low 12:58 PM 0.6 under caution for a violent crash. Brewers 3, Dodgers 0 18 High 6:22 PM 1.6 Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, August 16, 2011 Miracle Schedule Stars: Family, friends Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday celebrate team’s return Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Continued from 12A never played,” said Alyssa 16 17 18 19 20 Langdale. “Knowing how 21 22 friends. everyone has supported us “I’m super proud of how is amazing.” at at at vs. at at they fought and how far “Where do I begin? they got,” said Beth Coming in fourth in the Charlotte OFF Jupiter Jupiter Jupiter Charlotte Charlotte Langdale, Alyssa’s mother. 5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. world is great for Cape “They worked hard to get Coral,” said teammate there.” Deniece Bent. “We were You can also count Cape Miracle home games at Hammond Stadium Home Away excited and shocked by all Coral Mayor John Sullivan the support we got back as a fan. He was there to here.” give a few words of con- All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD The event featured gratulations to the team and music from the B103.9 FM pose for photos with them. van as well as free burgers 5-6), 10:05 p.m. Thursday’s Game “This creates an image and drinks. The players LITTLE LEAGUE Texas (D.Holland 10-4) at L.A. Angels Saskatchewan at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. for Cape Coral. When you took full advantage, even (Chatwood 6-8), 10:05 p.m. Friday’s Game say Cape Coral, most think Toronto (Mills 1-2) at Seattle (Vargas 7-10), B.C. at Edmonton, 9 p.m. getting together to do the 10:10 p.m. of Fort Myers,” the Mayor Cha-Cha Shuffle before World Series Wednesday’s Games said. “This helps put us on signing softballs as sou- Senior Softball Tampa Bay at Boston, 1:35 p.m. the map.” at Lower Sussex (Delaware) Baltimore at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. AUTO RACING venirs. Pool B Minnesota at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. For the players, many of They also made plans to Cape Coral 3, South Bend (Central) 0 Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. whom were shocked by the make another run at the Cape Coral 15, Butte, Montana (West) 5 N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Heluva Good! at The Glen reception upon returning Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. World Series title next year. Cape Coral 4, Windsor (Canada) 2 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series home, it capped an adven- Cape Coral 10, Makati City (Asia Pacific) 2 Toronto at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. For some, fourth place left Monday’s Results ture that will live with them Championship Round At Watkins Glen International them with mixed emotions. National League Order of finish with starting position in for the rest of their lives. Friday, Aug. 12 East Division “I feel happy we got as Semifinals W L Pct. GB parentheses, driver, car make, laps completed: “It was great. It was an 1. (3) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 92 laps far as we did, but we know Laurel, Del. (Host) 4, South Bend, Ind. Philadelphia 78 41 .655 — experience we’ll never for- we could have done better,” (Central) 2 Atlanta 71 51 .582 8 1/2 2. (12) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 92 get, playing teams we’ve Puerto Rico (Latin America) 5, Cape Coral 0 New York 58 62 .483 20 1/2 3. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 92 Langdale said. Saturday, Aug. 13 Washington 57 62 .479 21 4. (9) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 92 Third Place Florida 56 64 .467 22 1/2 5. (13) Joey Logano, Toyota, 92 South Bend, Ind. (Central) 10, Cape Coral Central Division 6. (23) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 92 3 Milwaukee 71 51 .582 — 7. (5) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 92 S PORTS C ALENDAR St. Louis 65 57 .533 6 8. (2) A J Allmendinger, Ford, 92 Championship Cincinnati 59 62 .488 11 1/2 Laurel, Del. (Host) 2, Puerto Rico (Latin 9. (40) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 92 Pittsburgh 57 63 .475 13 Sept. 23-25 America) 0 10. (4) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 92 Youth Sports Chicago 54 68 .443 17 11. (19) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 92 Aug. 1 Through Sept. 2 13th Summer Slam Fishing Houston 38 84 .311 33 12. (8) Carl Edwards, Ford, 92 Cal Ripken Baseball Fall Ball Tournament — Pink Shell Beach West Division Resort & Spa; entry fee $250 per Arizona 68 53 .562 — 13. (17) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 92 Registration — Players age 4-12 GOLF 14. (24) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 92 eligible for T-ball & coach-pitch person (angler division, $125 per San Francisco 66 56 .541 2 1/2 person (youth division); 5 a.m. Sat. Colorado 56 66 .459 12 1/2 15. (25) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 92 (ages 4-5) and all other divisions Los Angeles 55 65 .458 12 1/2 16. (6) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 92 register 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays at check-in at Bayside Marina, lines in Hunters Run Exec. Golf Club San Diego 54 68 .443 14 1/2 17. (14) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 92 Athletic Office, 1015 Cultural water at 7 a.m., weigh station open 1-5 p.m.; last chance to qualify for Tuesday Men’s League Late Games Not Included 18. (20) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 92 Park Blvd. (City Hall) or online for Two-Man Team Best Ball — 8/9 19. (11) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 92 season that runs Sept. 12-Nov. 10; Grand Championship on Nov. 4-6. 1. Gary Shott-Mike Pusateri 25; 2. Neil Sunday’s Games 20. (26) Casey Mears, Toyota, 92 T-ball & coach-pitch fee $30 per Info: Ron Riley (239) 671-9347, San Diego 7, Cincinnati 3 Leitch-Mike Bates 28. 21. (36) Andy Lally, Ford, 92 player, all other divisions $60 per Kristi Riley (239) 850-1707; Web: San Francisco 5, Florida 2 22. (15) Boris Said, Chevrolet, 92 player; managers & coaches www.caloosacatchandrelease.com Closest to Pin — #7, Neil Leitch; #9, Tony Chicago Cubs 6, Atlanta 5 Sambrato 23. (10) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 92 needed for each age group. Info: Friday, Oct. 7 Washington at Philadelphia, ppd., rain Servpro Golfing For Charity Men’s Golf Association Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 1, 10 innings 24. (31) Robby Gordon, Dodge, 92 Bernie Howard (239) 242-3485; Individual Low Net — 8/11 25. (22) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 92 Web: www.capeparks.net Tournament — West Bay Club, L.A. Dodgers 7, Houston 0 Estero; registration 8 a.m., shot- A Flight — 1. Gary Shott 29; 2. Ed Winkler Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 3 26. (18) Kasey Kahne, Toyota, 92 Aug 1-Sept. 8 31. St. Louis 6, Colorado 2 27. (7) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 92 Cape Coral Junior/Senior Fall gun start 9 a.m.; entry fee $100 B Flight — 1. Charles Schnuth 32; 2. John Monday’s Games 28. (16) David Ragan, Ford, accident, 91 Baseball Registration — per player, proceeds benefit Harry Best 33. Atlanta 5, San Francisco 4 29. (39) David Reutimann, Toyota, acci- Registering players ages 13-16 (as Chapin Food Bank (nonperishable Closest to Pin — #2, Gary Shott; #7, John Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 2 dent, 91 of May 1, 2012) for fall season food donations collected prior to Best; #9, David Dague. Milwaukee 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 30. (38) Ron Fellows, Chevrolet, accident, 91 running September through tournament). Info: (239) 334- Women’s Golf Association Chicago Cubs 4, Houston 3 31. (28) Greg Biffle, Ford, 91 November; register through Sept. 7007; Web: www.harrychapin- Throw Out Worst Hole, Low Net — 8/12 Florida at Colorado, (n) 32. (32) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, accident, 85 8 at Parks & Rec., City Hall, 1015 foodbank.org 1. Diane Rogers 24; 2. Sissy Abell 25; 3. N.Y. Mets at San Diego, (n) 33. (41) David Gilliland, Ford, brakes, 79 Cultural Park Blvd., 8 a.m.-3:30 Leading Edge Charity Golf Barbara Winkler 25. Tuesday’s Games 34. (43) Terry Labonte, Ford, transmission, 78 p.m. weekdays; fee $70 per play- Tournament — Gulf Harbour Arizona (Collmenter 7-7) at Philadelphia 35. (35) Andrew Ranger, Ford, transmission, er. Info: Ryan Robbins (239) 242- Golf & Country Club, Fort Myers; Closest to Pin — #2, Eula Jorgensen; #9, (Halladay 15-4), 7:05 p.m. Betty White. 75 3489. registration 7:30 a.m., shotgun Cincinnati (Leake 10-7) at Washington (Wang 36. (42) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, accident, 65 Aug. 20, 27 & Sept. 6-9 & 10 start 8:30 a.m., awards luncheon 1-2), 7:05 p.m. follows tournament; entry fee St. Louis (C.Carpenter 8-8) at Pittsburgh 37. (34) T.J. Bell, Chevrolet, power steering, 58 Cape Coral National Little 38. (27) Kurt Busch, Dodge, accident, 48 League Fall Training & $125 per person, $450 per four- BASEBALL (Karstens 9-6), 7:05 p.m. some, sponsorships available for San Francisco (J.Sanchez 4-7) at Atlanta 39. (29) Scott Speed, Ford, suspension, 45 Development League (Delgado 0-1), 7:10 p.m. 40. (21) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, brakes, 12 Registration — Verdow Memorial $250-$4,000; proceeds benefit Chicago Cubs (Dempster 10-8) at Houston 41. (33) Michael McDowell, Toyota, Park, 801 SE 27th Street; register The Gabriel House home for Florida State League (Myers 3-12), 8:05 p.m. engine, 7 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Aug. 20, 27 & abandoned, displaced, underpriv- Second Half L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 10-9) at Milwaukee 42. (30) J.J. Yeley, Ford, brakes, 5 Sept. 10, or 6-8 p.m. on Sept. 6-9. ileged & medically needy chil- North Division (Gallardo 13-8), 8:10 p.m. 43. (37) Mike Skinner, Toyota, brakes, 4 Info: Jim LoCascio 940-1476; dren. Info: (239) 433-4471; Web: W L Pct. GB Florida (Ani.Sanchez 6-6) at Colorado (Chacin Race Statistics Web: www.ccnlittleleague.com www.leadingedgeonline.com Dunedin (Blue Jays) 27 23 .540 — 9-9), 8:40 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: 99.417 Thursday, Sept. 1 Friday, Oct. 14 Tampa (Yankees) 26 24 .520 1 N.Y. Mets (Niese 11-9) at San Diego (Luebke mph. Cape Coral National Little FGCU Founders Cup Golf Clearwater (Phillies) 25 24 .510 1 1/2 4-6), 10:05 p.m. Time of Race: 2 hours, 16 minutes, 2 sec- League Annual Meeting — First Tournament — Pelican’s Nest x-Daytona (Cubs) 24 24 .500 2 Wednesday’s Games onds. Christian Church, 2620 Country Golf Club, Bonita Springs; 11:30 Brevard Co. (Brewers) 23 25 .479 3 Chicago Cubs at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Margin of Victory: Under Caution. Club Blvd.; 7 p.m.; vote on league a.m. lunch, 1:15 p.m. shotgun Lakeland (Tigers) 21 27 .438 5 N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 6:35 p.m. Caution Flags: 5 for 14 laps. constitution, elect 2012 board of start; registration $2,000 per four- South Division Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. some ($500 per individual), spon- Bradenton (Pirates) 30 19 .612 — Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 p.m. directors; volunteers who pay $1 membership fee allowed to vote. sorships available; proceeds go to Palm Beach (Cardinals) 29 22 .569 2 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. NASCAR FGCU Foundation. Info: Michele Charlotte (Rays) 27 23 .540 3 1/2 San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Sprint Cup Series Info: Jim LoCascio 940-1476; x-St. Lucie (Mets) 27 23 .540 3 1/2 L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Driver Points Standings Web: www.ccnlittle league.com Kroffke (239) 590-1074; Web: Fort Myers (Twins) 19 30 .388 11 Florida at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Through Aug. 15 www.fgcu.edu/foundation; email: Jupiter (Marlins) 18 32 .360 12 1/2 1. Ky.Busch, 752; 2. C.Edwards, 752; 3. J.Johnson, General Info [email protected] x-clinched first half 746; 4. K.Harvick, 738; 5. M.Kenseth, 724; 6. Cape Coral Bass Club — Oct. 21-23 Ku.Busch, 712; 7. J.Gordon, 700; 8. R.Newman, Meeting first Tuesday each month, RedSnook Catch & Release Miracle Record: 19-30 (53-66) SOCCER 686; 9. D.Earnhardt Jr., 670; 10. T.Stewart, 659; 11. 7:30 p.m., Caloosahatchee Tournament — Kickoff party Oct. Home: 28-32 Away: 25-34 Streak: L-3 C.Bowyer, 634; 12. D.Hamlin, 626. Moose Lodge 2395 on Cape 21 at Naples Yacht Club, anglers Saturday’s Games Upcoming Races Coral Parkway; men, women, launch 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 22 & 23 Palm Beach 9, Fort Myers 5 College Aug. 21 — CARFAX 400, Brooklyn, Mich. children who love to bass fish from Naples, Goodland & Charlotte 5, St. Lucie 1 FGCU Men Aug. 27 — Irwin Tools 500, Bristol, Tenn. welcome; tournaments held Chokoloskee; open to all amateur Brevard County 5, Lakeland 1, 2nd game Upcoming Games locally and out of town. Info: Jim anglers competing in largest, grand Lakeland 8, Brevard County 1, 7 innings Aug. 17 — vs. Florida Southern (exhib.), 7 Lewis 945-7188; Web: slam, corporate team, as well as Tampa 7, Dunedin 2 top female and junior angler; regis- Bradenton 11, Jupiter 5 p.m. BASKETBALL www.capecoralbassclub.com Aug. 20 — vs. Tampa (exhib.), 7 p.m. Cape Coral Tarpon Hunters tration online limited to first 60 Daytona 4, Clearwater 3 teams. Info: (239) 403-4219; Web: Sunday’s Games Club — Meeting third Thursday Palm Beach 9, Fort Myers 3 FGCU Women (March through September) each www.conservancy.org/redsnook St. Lucie 4, Charlotte 0 Saturday’s Game (Exhib.) WNBA month, 7 p.m., Cape Coral Yacht Saturday, Oct. 29 Lakeland 6, Brevard County 2, 1st game FGCU 4, FAU 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Club; 40th anniversary year; club Cape Coral Hooters Fall Dunedin 7, Tampa 5 Upcoming Games W L Pct GB catches and releases all tarpon; Charity Golf Event — Palmetto Jupiter 4, Bradenton 0 Embassy Suites Kick-off Classic Indiana 17 7 .708 — social and competitive club, hosts Pine Country Club, registration Clearwater at Daytona, ccd., rain Connecticut 15 8 .652 1 1/2 7:30 a.m., shotgun start 8:30 Aug. 19 — vs. Eastern Washington, 7 p.m. New York 13 11 .542 4 rookie seminars, tournaments for Lakeland at Brevard County, 2nd game, ccd., Aug. 21 — vs. Syracuse, 1 p.m. youth and adults. Info: Gary a.m.; entry fee $340 per four- rain Atlanta 11 12 .478 5 1/2 some, corporate foursome spon- Chicago 11 14 .440 6 1/2 Jackson (239) 898-2980. Monday’s Games Major League Soccer Cape Coral Sailing Club — sorship $440 (includes hole spon- No games scheduled Washington 5 16 .238 10 1/2 Sunday’s Game WESTERN CONFERENCE Meeting fourth Wednesday each sorship), tee & green sponsorships Tuesday’s Games Houston 2, Portland 1 month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral $100; proceeds benefit Moffitt Fort Myers at Jupiter, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota 18 5 .783 — Wednesday’s Games Phoenix 13 10 .565 5 Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood Cancer Center. Info: Cape Coral Charlotte at Bradenton, 6 p.m. Hooters (239) 945-4700. Palm Beach at St. Lucie, 6:30 p.m. Houston at New England, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 13 10 .565 5 Pkwy.; adults interested in boating Portland at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Seattle 13 11 .542 5 1/2 (sail or power), cruising or arm- Monday, Nov. 14 Dunedin at Clearwater, 7 p.m. Immokalee Foundation Charity Lakeland at Tampa, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Game Los Angeles 9 13 .409 8 1/2 chair are welcome. Info: Ron Daytona at Brevard County, 7:05 p.m. D.C. United at Chicago, 9 p.m. Tulsa 1 22 .043 17 Miniter 945-7761. 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It was a Baltimore (Bergesen 2-7) at Oakland (Moscoso Winnipeg 30, B.C. 17 Baseball Regional Final ments since the team ban- moment of frustration Friday ished him following another night, and I pitched so bad I If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... meltdown, Zambrano told wanted to retire, you know, I Comcast SportsNet Chicago don’t want to be making $18 Send e-mail details to: [email protected] in a phone interview Monday million and pitch like crap.” Page 14A Tuesday, August 16, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Go forward with projects whether or not you have all you need The sun, Mercury certain free spirit and Venus all line up you know. This per- in the same part of son’s revolutionary the Leo sky today, vision will elevate bringing a lovely you both from the confluence of inter- realms of normality ests. When you’re in to embrace an the flow of creativi- extraordinary cir- ty, everything falls cumstance. into place. So go for- PISCES (Feb. ward with projects 19-March 20). A whether or not you scene that you creat- have all that you ed, cast, set up and need. Helpful people Holiday directed is now play- will fill in the gaps, Mathis ing on the stage of and new methods the world, seemingly will be developed without you. You along the way. HOROSCOPES won’t mind being an ARIES (March invisible contributor, 21-April 19). While BY HOLIDAY though. You’ll you struggle in the proudly haunt the MICHAEL PISTELLA trenches trying to background. get what you need out of life, TODAY’S BIRTHDAY Sharing a moment some with less talent and heart (Aug. 16). Using your talents Anthony Becker, 4 1/2, and his mom Jackie spend time together before his first day are rising quickly. Don’t try to makes you feel rich, and that feel- of pre-Kindergarten at St. Andrew Catholic School Monday morning. stop them. They will eventually ing helps you attract greater rich- be exposed. You’ll win in the es. A special relationship will end. take a turn toward deeper com- TAURUS (April 20-May 20). mitment in the next six weeks. It will be easy to get so carried You’ll pick up a new skill in An addict is responsible away by a project that you lose October. Festivities abound track of time, ignore phone calls through the fall. Family will and blow off any previous goals move closer to you in the new you had for the day. That’s how year. Aquarius and Capricorn for his own choices you know you’re really in the people adore you. Your lucky zone! numbers are: 11, 3, 26, 36 and DEAR DR. DONOHUE: pose me to cancer? DEAR DR. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). 41. Please help us. The problem is Several times I had a DONOHUE: I am a The way you see it, the world is our 48-year-old son. We are in milky substance black male in my loaded with opportunities waiting ASTROLOGICAL QUES- our 70s and have given him much come from one nip- 70s. I have puffy to be seized. A partner or col- TIONS: “I have a hard time money. He is addicted to gam- ple. It happened bags under my eyes league is worried that you’ll do watching my friend live and bling. Is there a pill for addiction? twice. and they have got- all the seizing alone. Reinforce work, because she’s always win- His doctor said there is. I read that it may ten more noticeable that you are a team player, and ning. The other day she told me of — B.B. denote a hormone in the past few make this person believe it. a personal disappointment, and I imbalance. I have no years. What causes CANCER (June 22-July 22). was actually happy that her ANSWER: Addiction is the pain, and I frequently them? Can they be You will feel the worship of charmed life had hit a bit of tur- constant repetition of a behavior check my breasts. corrected? someone’s eyes, and you will bulence. I didn’t let her hear the that has destructive conse- There is no family — J.D. know what it means to be adored. glee in my voice — I was a good quences. The addicted person history of cancer. My Time will tell whether this is real- friend. But I left feeling better knows that this behavior is harm- doctor is not con- Dr. Donohue ANSWER: ly love or merely a passing infat- about her and the world. It just ful but continues to pursue it cerned. I would Those puffy bags uation. doesn’t seem fair that one person because it provides pleasure, appreciate your opin- are fat. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Your should have so much success, excitement or a lessening of anxi- ion. In younger years, to-do list is pretty simple today. money, talent and charm, not to ety. The addict is still in charge of — A.A. TO YOUR a barrier of tough You need to wash some laundry, mention good looks. My question his life. No one has a gun to his GOOD tissues keeps the fat return that item you borrowed and is: Why can’t I be happy for my head, demanding he continue to ANSWER: A in place. Like so forge the essence of your soul friend? I must have a horrible per- live as he does. Addiction doesn’t dense breast is one HEALTH many other parts of into the history of your people. sonality disorder. I’m a Leo, and remove personal responsibility where the tissues are the body, the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). my friend is a Libra.” for one’s choices. so firmly compacted beneath-the-eye tis- You are certain of your alliances. If you indeed have a personal- No pill cures an addiction. that it makes interpretation of a sues sag with age and allow the You depend only on those who ity disorder, it is the same one that Medicines can help control anxi- mammogram more difficult. It fat to protrude. have proved to be constant in most humans are born with. A eties that arise when a person tries doesn’t make it impossible. If the The only certain way to get rid word and deed. Even then, you spirit of competition is alive in to free himself from entrenched radiologist who examined your of them is surgical removal. make sure you have a backup every sign of the zodiac — it’s habits. Medicines can help relieve mammogram was in any doubt, plan. part of human nature and has con- depression, which often is a con- he or she would have stated it so DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). tributed to the success of our sequence of addiction. The per- that other investigations could be was told that eating chicken carti- Thinking too hard about a prob- species. Recognize that you are son, however, must want to stop done. A dense breast is not a prel- lage prevents arthritis. Years ago, lem will only confuse you further. normal for having bitter feelings what he’s doing. Other medicines ude to cancer. my grandmother insisted I eat Distance yourself from the issue. about your friend’s sweet suc- provide a boost in conquering A milky discharge from a chicken cartilage. She boiled While your conscious mind is dis- cess. The fact that you are so hon- addiction by regulating brain breast can come from an overpro- chicken legs and told me to eat tracted by juicy bits of life, your est with yourself and in tune with chemistry. Cure involves more duction of prolactin, a hormone everything but the bone. I actual- subconscious will work out the your feelings is helping you to than the taking of a pill. produced by the pituitary gland ly like it. I am 87 and have no knots and find a solution. contain them and control your I know this sounds harsh, but and sometimes by a tumor of the signs of arthritis. My brother, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). reactions. Writing in a journal or pituitary gland. You have had a you and your husband ought not however, would not eat the carti- You’ll bustle and sweat, running confiding in a counselor may help to provide money for his gam- discharge only two times. With a lage and his fingers are very stiff at an impressive level of produc- you to further process your jeal- bling and his debts. That only tumor, the discharge is more con- and gnarled. Was my grandmoth- encourages continuance of this stant. A milky discharge also can tivity. Then tonight, you’ll drop ousy. er right? your weary body into bed and ruinous behavior that affects oth- come from stimulation of the — E.L. ers (his parents) as well as him. breast. Stop checking your breasts enjoy the best sleep you’ve had in CELEBRITY PROFILES: months. Your dreams will be Steve Carell made a major career Help and cure are possible. so frequently. That might be the ANSWER: I don’t want to You and your son should contact cause. A poorly fitting bra can do heavenly. change this year when he left the denigrate your grandmother’s SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- hit television series “The Office” the National Council on Problem the same. So can a poorly func- dietary advice and insights, but I Dec. 21). You don’t have buried to spend more time with his fam- Gambling at 800-522-4700 or tioning thyroid gland and cannot understand how chicken anger — it’s right on the surface ily and develop his career in on the Web at www.ncpgam- Cushing’s disease. Other signs of cartilage prevents arthritis. I don’t where you can effectively do bling.org. those illnesses are prominent, and know if the materials in it are movies. Audiences will likely see The council will put him in you have none of them. absorbed into the blood. As for something about it. Channel your a more serious side of this playful touch with a local affiliate of The booklet on breast cancer the different joint outcomes feelings into exercise, and you’ll Leo in the future. His moon and Gamblers Anonymous, where he explains this subject, which get a stellar workout. Jupiter in Pisces is an excellent between your brother and you, I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. will find a structured program to frightens all women. To obtain a don’t have an explanation. configuration for actors, as it indi- 19). break his difficult addiction. copy, write to: Dr. Donohue — Frankly, the thought of eating You rate well in someone’s cates enormous powers of empa- I do feel for all addicts, No. 1101, Box 536475, chicken cartilage makes me gag. book of friendship. However, thy. including your son. I know, how- Orlando, FL 32853-6475. with that high rating comes a lot ever, it is the addict who must Enclose a check or money order Readers may write Dr. of responsibility and expectation. If you would like to write to take the steps necessary to free (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Can. Donohue or request an order You’ll feel the burden of that Holiday Mathis, please go to himself from addiction. with the recipient’s printed name form of available health newslet- privilege today. www.creators.com and click on DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I and address. Please allow four ters at P.O. Box 536475, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. “Write the Author” on the had a mammogram that said I had weeks for delivery. Orlando, FL 32853-6475. 18). You’re looking for a spark of Holiday Mathis page, or you may “dense breasts.” Does this predis- genius, and it will come from a send her a postcard in the mail. Husband is controlling money and relationship Dear Annie: “Ed” and I have — Left in the Dark back into making speech patterns are tain relatives. But I think you been married for six months. He mumbling noises best addressed at a should have added that any father is a wonderful husband in every Dear Left: By keeping you in and slurring her young age. At 26, who cannot put aside his own way except one: He refuses to the dark, Ed controls the money words. your daughter’s desires for one day in order to discuss our financial situation in your relationship. This is I’m just waking mumbling is com- make his daughter happy on her with me. I know nothing about unfair and potentially dangerous. up to the fact that pletely entrenched wedding day doesn’t deserve the the mortgage payments, utility Don’t let him be evasive. Ask her baby-talk may and will require honor of walking her down the bills or insurance. I don’t even him for a specific date to go over not cure itself over great effort and aisle. know Ed’s salary at his high- your finances, mark it on the cal- time. I tried to get constant practice — Montreal Mom level government job. I have endar and remind him. Write her into counseling to change. But it repeatedly asked him to sit down down all your questions so you after her father can be done if she Dear Montreal: We don’t with me and talk about these mat- don’t forget anything. If he still died, but it didn’t is motivated disagree, but it’s not up to us. It ters, but he says, “Some other avoids discussing it with you or take. She has since enough. Don’t be was important to the bride that time,” and it never happens. treats you as if you have no right moved to another afraid to risk her Dad walk her down the aisle. She I have a part-time job that to know, tell him it seems suspi- town and is trying Kathy anger or embar- is the only one who can decide does not pay a great deal, cious and is undermining your to support herself rassment. what emotional price she is will- although I have told Ed I’d like to trust in him. Next stop: a coun- with temporary Mitchell Someone needs to ing to pay for such a “privilege.” contribute toward our expenses. selor or a lawyer. jobs. Her speech & Marcy tell her she sounds He brushed that idea aside, say- has affected her Sugar unprofessional and Annie’s Mailbox is written by ing whatever I earn is mine to Dear Annie: My sensitive confidence. I’d like childish. If she has Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, spend as I see fit. I spend some of 26-year-old daughter mumbles to help by paying a good friend who longtime editors of the Ann my money on groceries and and sounds inarticulate. Is there a for sessions with a would be willing Landers column. Please e-mail household items, but it doesn’t way to let her know that she can speech therapist, ANNIE’S to back you up, your questions to anniesmail- matter to Ed. work on this speech disorder? but she’s likely to AILBOX that may help con- [email protected], or write to: My friends tell me I am lucky She doesn’t believe she has a cringe at the sug- M vince her that she Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators to have a husband who takes care problem. Her friends and family gestion. Should I needs some assis- Syndicate, 5777 W. Century of all the bills. But I feel like a members simply ask her to repeat just give up and continue to pre- tance. Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA kept woman and not an equal herself. In school, people told her tend to understand her when we 90045. To find out more about partner in the marriage. I have no she was hard to understand, and a talk on the phone? How do I Dear Annie: I agree with Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- reason to believe Ed is involved few made fun of her. In formal, approach this? your response to “Mother of the tures by other Creators in anything shady or that we are professional situations, she — A Sad Mother Bride,” whose ex-husband threat- Syndicate writers and cartoon- in debt. What do you suppose is makes an effort to be clear, but ened not to walk his daughter ists, visit the Creators Syndicate going on? once she’s comfortable, she falls Dear Mom: Inarticulate down the aisle if she invited cer- Web page at www.creators.com. Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday August 16, 2011

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NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE file a claim within 60 days after the which MARILYN B. BLAS AND PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) AFTER THE DECEDENT’S sale. RENATO H. BLAS are the ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. DATED this 3 day of August, 2011. Defendants, I will sell to the high- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- CHARLIE GREEN est and best bidder for cash DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. TION OF THIS NOTICE IS: Clerk, Circuit Court Beginning 9:00 AM at IS BARRED. The date of the first publication of AUGUST 9, 2011. By: M. Parker www.lee.realforeclose. com In The date of first publication of this this notice is August 16, 2011. Person Giving Notice: Deputy Clerk accordance with chapter 45 notice is August 9, 2011. Personal Representative: IRMA L. NIX August 9, 16, 2011 Florida Statutes on September Personal Representative: Barbara Lynn Teeter 5228 Seagull Ct. 85719 12, 2011, the following described Robert W. Warren 3330 SW 27th Avenue Cape Coral, FL 33904 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE property set forth below: 76 Cortez Way Cape Coral, FL 33914 Attorney for Person Giving Notice: 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK 4568, Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 Attorney for Personal KENNETH E. KEMP, II, Esquire AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- UNIT 68, CAPE CORAL, Attorney for Personal Representative: Florida Bar No. 0607401 DA. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Representative: ROBERT C. ADAMSKI PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. CASE No. 36-2009-CA-064264 THEREOF AS RECORDED IN William E. Shenko, Jr., Attorney 1714 Cape Coral Parkway 12685 New Brittany Blvd. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., AS PLAT BOOK 23, PAGE 103, Florida Bar No. 302082 Cape Coral, FL 33904 Fort Myers, FL 33907 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE 1661 Estero Boulevard Tel: 239/542-4733 Telephone: (239) 278-1800 BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Suite 24 FLA BAR NO. 268771 August 9, 16, 2011 ING, L.P. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE Any person claiming an interest in Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 August 16, 23, 2011 85711 HOME LOANS SERVICING LP the surplus from the sale, if any, Telephone: 239-463-3100 85784 Plaintiff, other than property owner as of August 9, 16, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vs. the date of the Lis Pendens, must 85708 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FORECLOSURES MARINELL, DANTE A, et al. file a claim within (60) days after IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. the sale. COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Dated this 12 day of August, 2011 PROBATE DIVISION File No.: 11-CP-1205 COUNTY, FLORIDA. SALE CHARLIE GREEN, CLERK File No. 11-CP-1159 IN RE: ESTATE OF CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- By: S. Hughes PROBATE Division: MYRA MCCOY BIRD a/k/a MYRA CASE NO. 362009CA057035 suant to an Order or Final Deputy Clerk IN RE: HALL MCCOY BIRD XXXXXX August 16, 23, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Judgment entered in Case No. 85789 COUNTY, FLORIDA ESTATE OF TRUMAN JOHN Deceased. BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL 36-2009-CA-064264 of the Circuit PROBATE DIVISION COSTELLO NOTICE TO CREDITORS ASSOCIATION, AS SUCCES- Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE File No. 11-CP-001141 Deceased. The administration of the estate of SOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE in and for LEE County, Florida, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Division Probate NOTICE TO CREDITORS Myra McCoy Bird a/k/a Myra Hall BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR wherein, BANK OF AMERICA, IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, IN RE: ESTATE OF The administration of the estate of McCoy Bird, deceased, whose THE MLMI TRUST SERIES N.A., AS SUCCESSOR BY STATE OF FLORIDA. YVONNE CLAIRE REUTER TRUMAN JOHN COSTELLO, date of death was July 10, 2011, 2006-HE3, MERGER TO BAC HOME GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION Deceased. deceased, whose date of death is pending in the Circuit Court for Plaintiff, LOANS SERVICING, L.P. F/K/A Case No. 2009-CA-070838 NOTICE TO CREDITORS was June 21, 2011, is pending in Lee County, Florida, Probate vs. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS Division G the Circuit Court for Lee County, Division, the address of which is JUAN F. JIMENEZ; et al., SERVICING LP, is Plaintiff, and, HSBC MORTGAGE SERVICES, The administration of the estate of Florida, Probate Division, File P.O. Box 9346, Fort Myers, FL Defendants. MARINELL, DANTE A, et al., are INC. Yvonne Claire Reuter, deceased, Number 11-CP-1159, the address 33902. The names and addresses ______/ Defendants, I will sell to the high- Plaintiff, whose date of death was June 3, of which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort of the Personal Representative JUAN F. JIMENEZ, est bidder for cash at vs. 2011, is pending in the Circuit Myers, Florida 33902. The names and the Personal Third Party Plaintiff, www.lee.realforeclose. com , at JOHN SURINACH; ROSA SURI- Court for Lee County, Florida, and addresses of the personal Representative’s attorney are set v. the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 2 NACH; and UNKNOWN OCCU- Probate Division, the address of representative and the personal forth below. WILSHIRE CREDIT CORPORA- day of September, 2011, the fol- PANTS, TENANTS, OWNERS, which is 1700 Monroe Street, Fort representative’s attorney are set All creditors of the Decedent and TION, a Nevada corporation, lowing described property: AND OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- Myers, Florida 33901. The names forth below. other persons having claims or BAC HOME LOAN SERVICING, LOTS 34 AND 35, BLOCK 2637 OF TIES, including, if a named and addresses of the personal All creditors of the decedent and demands against the Decedent’s LP, a Texas limited partnership, CAPE CORAL UNIT 38, defendant is deceased, the per- representative and the personal other persons, who have claims or Estate on whom a copy of this Third Party Defendants. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT sonal representatives, the sur- representative’s attorney are set demands against decedent’s notice is required to be served ______/ THEREOF AS RECORDED IN viving spouse, heirs, devisees, forth below. estate, on whom a copy of this must file their claims with this RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES 87 grantees, creditors, and all All creditors of the decedent and notice is required to be served, court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 TO CHAPTER 45 THROUGH 99, INCLUSIVE, OF other parties claiming by, other persons having claims or must file their claims with this MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE through, under or against that demands against decedent’s court, WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS suant to an Order or Summary COUNTY, FLORIDA. defendant, and all claimants, estate on whom a copy of this MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Final Judgment of foreclosure Any person claiming an interest in persons or parties, natural or notice is required to be served THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A filed July 29, 2011, and an Order the surplus from the sale, if any, corporate, or whose exact legal must file their claims with this THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Resetting Sale filed August 10, other than the property owner as status is unknown, claiming court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE THEM. 2011, and entered in Case No. of the date of the lis pendens must under any of the above named MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE All other creditors of the Decedent 362009CA057035 file a claim within 60 days after the or described defendants, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ON THEM. and other persons having claims XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the sale. Defendants. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS NOTICE OF SALE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE All other creditors of the decedent or demands against Decedent’s Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and DATED this 3 day of August, 2011. OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE and other persons who have Estate must file their claims with for Lee County, Florida, wherein CHARLIE GREEN Notice is hereby given that, pursuant ON THEM. claims or demands against dece- this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Bank of America, National Clerk, Circuit Court to the Order or Final Judgment All other creditors of the decedent dent’s estate, must file their AFTER THE DATE OF THE Association, as successor by By: M. Parker entered in this cause, in the and other persons having claims claims with this Court WITHIN 3 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS merger to LaSalle Bank, N.A. as Deputy Clerk Circuit Court of Lee County, or demands against decedent’s MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTICE. Trustee for the MLMI Trust Series August 9, 16, 2011 Florida, I will sell the property situ- estate must file their claims with THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN 2006-HE3 is Plaintiff and JUAN F. 85720 ated in Lee County, Florida, this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS THIS NOTICE. THE TIME PERIODS SET FOR JIMENEZ; ECKLIN AIR CONDI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE described as: AFTER THE DATE OF THE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE TIONING AND REFRIGERA- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LOTS 29 AND 30, BLOCK 3183, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS THE TIME PERIODS SET FLORIDA PROBATE CODE TION, INC.; MORTGAGE ELEC- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY UNIT 66, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- NOTICE. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- FLORIDA VISION, ACCORDING TO THE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- THE TIME PERIODS SET WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, LENDERS DIRECT CAPITAL Case No.: 08-CA-013761 ED IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES 2 FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) CORPORATION MIN NO. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, THROUGH 26, INCLUSIVE, OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 100319400000155818; INC.; THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ANY CREDITORS CLAIM FILED DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE IS BARRED. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and vs. Property Address: 2516 SW 15th PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, AFTER THE DECEDENT’S The date of first publication of this ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES MIGUEL RIVERA, et al., Avenue ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. notice is August 16, 2011. CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, Defendants. Cape Coral, FL 33914 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Personal Representative: THROUGH, UNDER OR RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Parcel I.D.: 34-44-23-C1- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH TION OF THIS NOTICE IS: Ronald W. Maddix AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- SALE 03183.0290 IS BARRED. AUGUST 9, 2011. 6934 Overlook Drive DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- at public sale, to the highest and The date of first publication of this Personal Representative: Fort Myers, Florida 33919 HAVING OR CLAIMING TO suant to an Order or Final best bidder, for cash, beginning notice is August 9, 2011. SUSAN ROSE COSTELLO Attorney for Personal HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR Judgment entered in Case No. 9:00 a.m. at www.lee.realfore- Personal Representative: 1221 Shadow Lane Representative: INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY 08-CA-013761 of the Circuit Court close. com in accordance with Misty Reuter-Ireland Fort Myers, FL 33901 Jay A. Brett HEREIN DESCRIBED, are of the TWENTIETH Judicial chapter 45 Florida Statutes, on 6310 St. Andrews Circle Attorney for the Personal Florida Bar No. 160749 Defendants, I will sell to the high- Circuit in and for LEE County, September 12, 2011. Fort Myers, Florida 33919 Representative: Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, est and best bidder for cash at Florida, wherein, COUNTRY- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Attorney for Personal ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire Kinsey & Hill, P.A. Lee County’s Public Auction web- WIDE HOME LOANS, INC., INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Representative: Florida Bar No. 348724 9100 College Pointe Court site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, Plaintiff, and, MIGUEL RIVERA, FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Michael A. Gennaro PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. Fort Myers, FL 33919 at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 et. al., are Defendants, The Clerk OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY Attorney for Misty Reuter-Ireland 12685 New Brittany Blvd. Telephone: (239) 334-1141 a.m. on the 30 day of September, shall sell the property at public OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF Florida Bar Number: 237647 Fort Myers, FL 33907 Fax: (239) 334-3965 2011, the following described sale to the highest bidder for THE LIS PENDENS, MUST FILE Pavese Law Firm Telephone: (239) 278-1800 E-Mail: [email protected] property as set forth in said Order cash, except as set forth here- A CLAIM WITH THE CLERK OF P.O. Box 100088 KENNETH E. KEMP, II, Esquire August 16, 23, 2011 or Final Judgment, to-wit: inafter, on September 2, 2011, at COURT WITHIN 60 DAYS Cape Coral, FL 33910-0088 Florida Bar No. 0607401 85786 LOTS 23 & 24, BLOCK 228, SAN 9:00 AM on the Real Foreclose AFTER THE SALE. Telephone: (239) 542-3148 August 9, 16, 2011 IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CARLOS PARK, UNIT 18, website www.lee.reaIforecIose. DATED this 12 day of August, 2011. Fax: (239) 542-8953 85710 CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR com in accordance with chapter 45 CHARLIE GREEN August 9, 16, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Florida Statutes for the following Clerk of Circuit Court 85709 COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION ED IN O.R. BOOK 173, PAGE described property: By: M. Parker PROBATE DIVISION File No. 11-CP-1159 389, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE LOT 3, BLOCK 4, UNIT 12, SEC- Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE FILE NO. 11-CP-000521 Division: COUNTY, FLORIDA. August 16, 23, 2011 COUNTY, FLORIDA ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN TION 27, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, 85790 PROBATE DIVISION DIVISION IN RE: RANGE 27 EAST, LEHIGH IN RE: ESTATE OF ESTATE OF TRUMAN JOHN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS ACRES, ACCORDING TO THE File No. 11-CP-001198 LEAH ROSE RECTOR TOWER, COSTELLO FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Division Probate OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY MAP OR PLAT THEREOF ON IN RE: ESTATE OF Deceased. deceased. FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE AUCTIONS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NANCY ELIZABETH BURTON (Testate) THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Deceased. The administration of the estate of A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS COURT, RECORDED IN PLAT NOTICE TO CREDITORS LEAH ROSE RECTOR TOWER, The administration of the estate of AFTER THE SALE. BOOK 15, PAGE 40, PUBLIC Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 (Summary Administration) deceased, whose date of death TRUMAN JOHN COSTELLO, RECORDS, LEE COUNTY, Cape Coral Towing & Recovery, Inc. was January 10, 2011, and whose deceased, is pending in the DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on FLORIDA. 840 SE 9th Terrace TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Social Security Number is XXX- Circuit Court for Lee County, August 12, 2011 Any person claiming an interest in Cape Coral, FL 33990 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS XX-4918, is pending in the Circuit Florida, Probate Division, the CHARLIE GREEN the surplus from the sale, if any, Auction Date: September 6, 2011 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Court for Lee County, Florida, address of which is P.O. Box As Clerk, Circuit Court other than the property owner as 9:00 a.m. You are hereby notified that an Probate Division, the address of 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. By: S. Hughes of the date of the lis pendens must 1. 2002 Pontiac, van, blue Order of Summary Administration which is P.O. Box 9346, Lee The estate is testate and the date As Deputy Clerk file a claim within 60 days after the VIN# 1GMDX03E82D126585 has been entered in the estate of County Courthouse, Fort Myers, of the decedent’s Will is June 17, August 16, 23, 2011 sale. 2. 2005 Daeum, motor scooter, red Nancy Elizabeth Burton, Florida 33902. The names and 2005. The names and addresses 85787 DATED this 4 day of August, 2011 VIN# KMYSA4BL65C003362 deceased, File Number 11-CP- addresses of the Personal of the personal representative and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CHARLIE GREEN August 16, 2011 001198, by the Circuit Court for Representative and the Personal the personal representative’s 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 85791 Lee County, Florida, Probate Representative’s attorney are set attorney are set forth below. AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- By: S. Hughes Division, the address of which is DA. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: G & C P.O. Box 9346, Fort Myers, forth below. Any interested person on whom a Deputy Clerk AUTOMOTIVE & TOWING gives All creditors of the decedent and copy of the notice of administra- CASE No. 08-CA-015775 August 9, 16, 2011 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Florida 33902-9346; that the other persons having claims or tion is served who challenges the AMTRUST BANK, A DIVISION OF 85723 decedent’s date of death was OHIO SAVINGS BANK NA, and intent to sell these vehicles March 8, 2011; that the total value demands against decedent’s validity of the will, qualification of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE on 08/28/2011, 08:00 am at 3865 estate, on whom a copy of this the personal representative, Plaintiff, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BONITA BEACH RD BONITA of the estate is $9,049.00. notice is required to be served venue, or jurisdiction of the court vs. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE TEGANO, PATRICIA A., et al. IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, SPGS, FL 34134-4110, pursuant NOTIFIED THAT: must file their claims with this is required to file any objection FLORIDA to subsection 713.78 of the court WITHIN THE LATER OF with the court in the manner pro- Defendants. CIVIL DIVISION Florida Statutes. G & C AUTO- All creditors of the estate of the THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER vided in the Florida Probate Rules RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE decedent and persons having SALE CASE NO. 11-CA-51538 MOTIVE & TOWING reserves claims or demands against the THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- within the time required by law or GREAT WESTERN BANK, a bank the right to accept or reject any estate of the decedent other than LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR those objections are forever NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- chartered under the laws of the and/or all bids. those for whom provision for full THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE barred. suant to an Order or Final State of South Dakota, SUC- 1998 CHEVROLET payment was made in the Order DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY Any person entitled to exempt prop- Judgment entered in Case No. CESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE 1GCEK14WXWZ146348 of Summary Administration must OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. erty is required to file a petition for 08-CA-015775 of the Circuit Court LOANS OF TIERONE BANK, a August 16, 2011 file their claims with this court All other creditors of the decedent determination of exempt property of the 20TH Judicial Circuit in and federally chartered savings 85785 and other persons having claims WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED for LEE County, Florida, wherein, bank, by acquisition of assets WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS or demands against decedent’s BY LAW OR THE RIGHT TO AMTRUST BANK, A DIVISION SET FORTH IN SECTION from the FDIC, as Receiver of NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO- estate must file their claims with EXEMPT PROPERTY IS OF OHIO SAVINGS BANK NA, is TIERONE BANK, which was BATE CODE. this Court WITHIN THREE (3) DEEMED WAIVED. A surviving Plaintiff, and, TEGANO, PATRI- closed by the Office of Thrift PAMADO INC. gives Notice of NOTWITHSTANDING ANY MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF spouse seeking an elective share CIA, et al., are Defendants, I will Supervision on June 4, 2010 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to OTHER APPLICABLE TIME THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF must file an election to take elec- sell to the highest bidder for cash Plaintiff, sell these vehicles on 08/29/2011, PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED THIS NOTICE. tive share WITHIN THE TIME at www.lee.realforeclose. com , at vs. 8:00 am at 26943 CROISE DR TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN PROVIDED BY LAW. the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 2 CHERYL MADER AND LOUIS J. BONITA SPGS, FL 34135-5306, AFTER THE DECEDENT’S THE TIME PERIODS SET Personal Representative: day of September, 2011, the fol- MADER pursuant to subsection 713.78 of DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF SUSAN ROSE COSTELLO lowing described property: Defendants. the Florida Statutes. PAMADO The date of first publication of this THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 1221 Shadow Lane UNIT 717, OF ALTA MAR, A CON- NOTICE OF SALE INC. reserves the right to accept Notice is August 16, 2011. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Fort Myers, FL 33901 DOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO NOTICE is given that pursuant to a or reject any and/or all bids. Person Giving Notice: NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Attorney for the Personal THE DECLARATION OF CON- Final Judgment in Foreclosure 1998 JEEP Wayne A. Burton PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Representative: DOMINIUM DATED FEBRUARY August 12, 2011, in Case No. 11- 1J4FY49S6WP742024 2760 Don Pedro Road ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire 24, 2006, AND RECORDED IN CA-51538, of the Circuit Court of August 16, 2011 Ceres, CA 95307 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Florida Bar No. 348724 INSTRUMENT NUMBER the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in 85782 Attorney for Person Giving Notice: DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. 20060000083303, OF THE PUB- and for Lee County, Florida, in Joshua O. Dorcey, Esq IS BARRED. 12685 New Brittany Blvd. LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN- which GREAT WESTERN BANK NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Attorney for the Estate The date of the first publication of Fort Myers, FL 33907 TY, FLORIDA; TOGETHER WITH is the Plaintiff and in which PAMADO INC. gives Notice of Florida Bar No. 0043724 this Notice is August 9, 2011. Telephone: (239) 278-1800 THE UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THE CHERYL MADER AND LOUIS J. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to The Dorcey Law Firm, PLC Personal Representative: KENNETH E. KEMP, II, Esquire COMMON ELEMENTS AND LIM- MADER are the Defendants, I will sell these vehicles on 09/05/2011, 10181 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy Ronald W. Tower Florida Bar No. 0607401 ITED COMMON ELEMENTS sell to the highest and best bidder 8:00 am at 26943 CROISE DR Ste. C 240 Kings Street August 9, 16, 2011 APPURTENANT TO SUCH UNIT for cash Beginning 9:00 AM at BONITA SPGS, FL 34135-5306, Fort Myers, Florida 33966 Yellow Springs, OH 45387 85712 AND ALL OTHER APPURTE- www.lee.realforeclose. com In pursuant to subsection 713.78 of Telephone: (239) 418-0169 Attorney for Personal IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL NANCES TO SUCH UNIT AS accordance with chapter 45 the Florida Statutes. PAMADO Fax: (239) 418-0048 Representative: CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SET FORTH IN THE DECLARA- Florida Statutes on September INC. reserves the right to accept E-Mail: [email protected] Dixie Lee Ball, Esquire LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TION OF CONDOMINIUM (THE 12, 2011, the following described or reject any and/or all bids. August 16, 23, 2011 Florida Bar #324906 PROBATE DIVISION “PROPERTY”). property set forth below: 1983 GENERAL MOTORS CORP 85793 1420 S.E. 47th Street File No. 10-CP-504 Any person claiming an interest in LOTS 22 AND 23, BLOCK 4825, 1GTCW8091DR500873 Cape Coral, FL 33904 Division: the surplus from the sale, if any, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE UNIT 71, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- August 16, 2011 Telephone: (239) 549-5551 IN RE: other than the property owner as VISION, ACCORDING TO THE 85783 COUNTY, FLORIDA August 9, 16, 2011 ESTATE OF WREFORD J. NIX of the date of the lis pendens must PROBATE DIVISION PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- 85724 deceased. file a claim within 60 days after the ED IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES File No. 11-CP-000933 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE NOTICE TO CREDITORS sale. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Division Probate: Rosman, Jay B. 88 THROUGH 107, INCLUSIVE, COUNTY, FLORIDA (Summary Administration) DATED this 3 day of August, 2011. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE SOUTHTRAIL BP gives Notice of IN RE: ESTATE OF PROBATE DIVISION CHARLIE GREEN Foreclosure of Lien and intent to HELEN L. WARREN TO ALL PERSONS HAVING COUNTY, FLORIDA. File No. 11-CP-50870 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Clerk, Circuit Court Any person claiming an interest in sell these vehicles on Deceased. IN RE: ESTATE OF By: M. Parker 08/30/2011, 10:00 am, at 7010 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: the surplus from the sale, if any, Charles Robert Teeter, You are hereby notified that a Deputy Clerk other than property owner as of CYPRESS TER., FORT MYERS, The administration of the estate of Deceased. Petition for Summary August 9, 16, 2011 the date of the Lis Pendens, must FL 33907-8809, pursuant to sub- Helen L. Warren, deceased, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Administration haw been filed in 85718 file a claim within (60) days after section 713.78 of the Florida whose date of death was October The administration of the estate of the estate of Wreford J. Nix, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the sale. Statutes. SOUTHTRAIL BP 15, 2010, and whose social secu- Charles Robert Teeter, deceased, deceased, File Number 10-CP- 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Dated this 12 day of August, 2011 reserves the right to accept or rity number is XXX-XX-0921, is Case No. 11-CP-50870, is pend- 504; by the Circuit Court for Lee AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- CHARLIE GREEN, CLERK reject any and/or all bids. pending in the Circuit Court for ing in the Circuit Court for Lee County, Florida, Probate Division; DA. By: S. Hughes 1999 DODGE Lee County, Florida, Probate County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O. Box CASE No. 36-2008-CA-051870 Deputy Clerk 1B7HC16X9XS188973 Division, the address of which is the address of which is Lee 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902; (DIV. I) August 16, 23, 2011 August 16, 2011 Lee County Courthouse, Post County Justice Center, 1700 that the decedent’s date of death RBC CENTURA BANK 85788 85792 Office Box 9346, Fort Myers, FL Monroe Street, Fort Myers, FL was January 30, 2010; that the Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENANT: REAL BACCHUS, LLC 33902-9346. 33901. The names and addresses total value of the probate estate is vs. LANDLORD: BELL TOWER The names and addresses of the TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT of the personal representative and $50,000.00, plus accrued interest, SCHUTT, DARRIN R., et al. IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, SHOPS, LLC personal representative and the the personal representative’s and that the names and address- Defendants. LEASE ADDRESS: SUITE A-108, personal representative’s attorney FLORIDA attorney are set forth below. es of those to whom non exempt RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE CIVIL DIVISION 13499 HIGHWAY U.S. 41, S.E., are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent, and property has been assigned by SALE FORT MYERS, FL 33907 All creditors of the decedent and CASE NO. 11-CA-51536 other persons having claims or such order are: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- GREAT WESTERN BANK, a bank Notice is hereby given pursuant to a other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate, Irma L. Nix and E. Marie Morris, Co- suant to an Order or Final Section 715.108, Florida Statutes, demands against decedent’s chartered under the laws of the including unmatured, contingent or Trustees of the Wreford J. Nix Judgment entered in Case No. State of South Dakota, SUC- that the following described prop- estate on whom a copy of this unliquidated claims, on whom a Trust U/A/D June 17, 1988, as 36-2008-CA-051870 (DIV. I) of erty of the former tenant, Real notice is required to be served CESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE copy of this notice is served, must amended the Circuit Court of the 20TH LOANS OF TIERONE BANK, a Bacchus, LLC, shall be sold at must file their claims with this file their claims with this court, 5228 Seagull Ct. Judicial Circuit in and for LEE public sale by competitive bidding. court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 federally chartered savings WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Cape Coral, FL 33904 County, Florida, wherein, RBC bank, by acquisition of assets Any successful bidders title is MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE CENTURA BANK, is Plaintiff, and, subject to ownership rights, liens THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF from the FDIC, as Receiver of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOTIFIED THAT: SCHUTT, DARRIN R., et al., are TIERONE BANK, which was and security interest which gave THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER All creditors of the decedent and Defendants, I will sell to the high- priority by law. AFTER THE DATE F SERVICE closed by the Office of Thrift THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A persons having claims or est bidder for cash at Supervision on June 4, 2010, The following described property OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON demands against the estate of the www.lee.realforeclose. com , at shall be sold to the highest and ON THEM. Plaintiff, THEM. decedent other than those for the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 2 vs. best bidder for cash on the 22nd All other creditors of the decedent All other creditors of the decedent, whom provision for payment was day of September, 2011, the fol- day of August, 2011, at 10:00 AM and other persons having claims MARILYN B. BLAS AND RENATO and other persons having claims made in the Order of Summary lowing described property: H. BLAS, by Action Auctions & Estates, at or demands against decedent’s or demands against decedent’s Administration must file their Lots 8 and 9, Block 5344, CAPE 1936 Commercial Dr., Ft. Myers. estate must file their claims with Defendants. estate, including unmatured, con- claims with this court WITHIN CORAL UNIT 58, according to the NOTICE OF SALE 1 - HOSHIZAKI ice machine this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS tingent or unliquidated claims, THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Plat thereof as recorded in Plat 1 - EAGLE stainless triple sink AFTER THE DATE OF THE must file their claims with this THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- Book 23, Pages 128 through 147, NOTICE is given that pursuant to a 1 - EAGLE stainless prep counter FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. inclusive, of the Public Records of Final Judgment in Foreclosure 2 - EAGLE stainless wash sink NOTICE. THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL Lee County, Florida. dated August 12, 2011, in Case 10 - Stainless steel shelf ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. BE FOREVER BARRED. Any person claiming an interest in No. 11-CA-51536, of the Circuit 1 - EAGLE stainless utensil/pot rack THE TIME PERIODS SET ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME the surplus from the sale, if any, Court of the Twentieth Judicial 1 - Plastic shelf unit FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF BE FOREVER BARRED. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, other than the property owner as Circuit in and for Lee County, 1 - TRUE beverage cooler THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ANY CREDITORS CLAIM FILED of the date of the lis pendens must Florida, in which GREAT WEST- 2 - TRUE stainless cooler/prep WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ERN BANK is the Plaintiff, and in Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday August 16, 2011

counter You are required to serve a copy of 1 - CRESCOR IR lamps your written defenses, if any, on 2 - VECTAIRE range/oven petitioner’s attorney: 1 - VULCAN stainless grill M. Andrew Sabol, Attorney at Law 4 - granite tables Attorney for Petitioner 1342 Colonial 9 - Laminate tables Blvd. Suite K113, Fort Myers, FL 5 - Hi-Back black vinyl booth seat 33907 29 - Fabric covered chairs - black on or before September 7, 2011, 7 - pendant lamps - red and file the original with the clerk 2 - high-chairs of this court either before service 1 - TRUE refrigerator on petitioner’s attorney or immedi- 1 - Stainless wash sink ately thereafter. Otherwise, a 1 - SONY 5 disc CD changer default will be entered against you 2 - RADIANT POS system for the relief demanded in the peti- 1 - RADIANT receipt printer tion. NO TREES 2 - RADIANT cash drawer WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida NO TREES 1 - PARTNER receipt printer Family Law Rules of Procedure, requires certain automatic disclo- If you are a person with disability sure of documents and informa- who needs any accommodations tion. Failure to comply can result in order to participate in the sale, in sanction, including dismissal or you are entitled, at no cost to you, striking of pleadings. to the provision of certain assis- Dated: July 29, 2011 tance. Please contact Becky CHARLIE GREEN Thompson, whose office is locat- As Clerk of Court ed at 13499 U.S. 41 SE, Suite By: M. Nixon 161, Fort Myers, FL 33907, and As Deputy Clerk whose telephone number is 239- August 2, 9, 16, 23, 2011 EVER DIE 489-1221, at least 5 days before 85652 EVER DIE the sale. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE August 9, 16, 2011 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 85722 IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No.: 11-DR-005356 MISCELLANEOUS Division: ___ BARBARA ANN PARSONS in in thethe makingmaking ofof thisthis NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Petitioner NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by and virtue of a certain Writ of Execution DAVID RAY CATLETT heretofore issued out of the County Respondent. Court of Lee County, Florida, on the NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- 4th day of March, 2011, in the mat- LUTION OF MARRIAGE ter of YELLOW BOOK SALES AND TO: DAVID RAY CATLETT newspaper DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, INC., 2104 Harris Road, Knoxville, TN newspaper Plaintiff, and DIRECT ELECTRIC & 37924 WIRING, INC., and SYBILLE SIN- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action DORF, Defendant(s). I have levied has been filed against you and you upon and taken into my constructive are required to serve a copy of your custody, the following described written defenses, if any, to it on personal property, as property of BARBARA ANN PARSONS, whose Direct Electric & Wiring, Inc., address is 14061 BRANT POINT Defendant(s), to wit: CIRCLE, #732, FORT MYERS, FL 33919, on or before September 7, 2004 Chevrolet Express Van, VIN # 2011, and file the original with the You may not know that the paper 1GCGG25V241245327 clerk of this Court at 1700 MONROE STREET, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA AND on the 31st day of August, 33901, before service on Petitioner you are holding in your hands is made from 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon or immediately thereafter. If you fail thereafter as possible), in Lee to do so, a default may be entered County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria against you for the relief demanded Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, in the petition. 100% recycled paper. 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Future papers in this lawsuit will be mailed to the encourage you to participate in your communityʼs IN ACCORDANCE with the address on record at the clerk’s Americans with Disabilities Act, per- office. sons with disabilities needing spe- WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida recycling program and be proud in helping keep cial accommodation to participate in Family Law Rules of Procedure, this proceeding should contact the requires certain automatic disclo- A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- sure of documents and information. 1322, not later than seven (7) days Failure to comply can result in sanc- our environment as pure as possible. prior to the proceedings. If hearing tions, including dismissal or striking impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via of pleadings. Florida Relay Service. Dated: July 29, 2011. MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, CHARLIE GREEN Florida CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Rosa S. Estrada By: K. 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