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CAPE CORAL What’s inside Mayor’s Scholarship BREEZE booklet EARLY-WEEK EDITION WEATHER: Mosttly Sunny • Tonight: Mostly Clear • Wednesday: Chance of Storms — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 53 Tuesday, May 3, 2011 50 cents Brandt: McClain may have violated city charter ments from last week and pointed Councilman accused of ‘meddling’ in process to get Cape fire vehicles repaired out he actually supported giving the city manager $100,000 to related to the matter. “There’s no political purpose to discover if a council member is By DREW WINCHESTER complete the necessary work. He Brandt said he had reached his for anything that been done by the in violation of the charter. [email protected] said he was in favor fixing the Councilmember Pete Brandt “limit” regarding McClain’s com- administration, we discovered a Deile said he doesn’t expect problem, but wanted accountabil- still feels Marty McClain ruined ments and that McClain was situation and we sought to solve the city attorney to offer an imme- ity and transparency moving for- the burgeoning relationship with “meddling” in the process of get- it,” Brandt said. “Nobody was on diate answer, but added it was ward. Lee County Fleet Maintenance ting the fire vehicles fixed. He a vendetta to find anybody out.” worth the investigation McClain still feels there’s last week and that he may have said McClain was pursuing a pri- Councilmember Bill Deile “He issued the challenge,” missing information amid the been in violation of the city’s vate vendetta and the matter was instructed the city attorney to find Deile said of McClain. charter by pursuing information one of safety, not politics. out what the process is by which McClain stood by his com- See McCLAIN, page 6A

Working Residents react on her home to news of bin Michelle Wolcott works inside her new home Laden’s death Saturday, along with Habitat For By MEGHAN McCOY Humanity’s new [email protected] Tyler Araujo, who has a Women Build With the death of Osama bin son that was injured in group, renovating Laden nearly 10 years after 9/11, Afghanistan, said that the a formerly fore- many Cape Coral residents are al-Qaida leader “wasn’t closed northeast sharing their feelings, along with killed, he was taken care what they are doing to help sol- of.” Cape Coral house diers oversees and those who are purchased with returning home. the help of Habitat According to the Associated war is not going to end as soon as For Humanity. Press, Osama bin Laden was people think. Habitat CEO and killed by Navy Seals Monday “When you remove one person president Kitty during a raid at his compound in charge, there is always some- Green started the outside of Isalamabad, the capital one else there to take over,” he Women Build of Pakistan. He was later buried at said. Araujo’s son, Specialist group this year in sea, according to reports. After hearing about bin Laden, Michael Araujo, was injured Lee County, which Tyler Araujo, who has a son that while deployed in Afghanistan in consists of groups was injured in Afghanistan, said 2009. of female volun- that the al-Qaida leader “wasn’t After Michael graduated from teers from several killed, he was taken care of.” Mariner High School in 2008, he local businesses. “The military did what they attended boot camp at Fort Lowe’s provided needed to do,” he said. “They had Leonard Wood, Mo. In December Habitat with a to get the mastermind ... once 2008, he graduated from boot $5,000 store gift they get the mastermind they can camp and military police training and was immediately sent to Fort card and also led get the rest of the group.” Araujo said although bin an on-site “how- Laden is dead, he knows that the See BIN LADEN, page 6A to” clinic Saturday morning. Wolcott and her two sons plan to officially Council says no to move into their new home May 7 in time for Mothers’ Day. GO bond on ballot MICHAEL PISTELLA By DREW WINCHESTER property values and ad valorem [email protected] taxes. City Council voted against City budget administrator placing a general obligation bond Sheena Milliken said citizens on the November ballot Monday would have been able to calculate U.S. Army Reserve night, instead looking to other their own impact based on a mill- options to help pay down the age rate of 2.4633, but the true city’s short-term utility debt. millage would not be known until Some members of council said July 2012, and citizens would not deputy chief tours the city they would not vote for the refer- see the bond on their tax bills until endum themselves as citizens, later the same year. By TIFFANY REPECKI Saturday night at Tarpon Point group’s stop by the Iwo Jima while others said they there not Milliken said the bond would [email protected] Resort. Memorial statue at Eco Park. support for the GO bond in the reduce the utility debt by 12.5 Cape Coral political and busi- Prior to the night’s event, The itinerary involved a trip to community. percent and all property owners in ness leaders got the chance to Thurgood met with local leaders the memorial, a helicopter tour of Councilmember Derrick the city would be impacted by it, spotlight what the city has to offer and was given a tour of the city by the area for a more aerial view, a Donnell said the majority of peo- but that impact would vary. during a tour Saturday for the air, water and land. Vincent boat ride along one of the city’s ple he’s spoken with did not favor Councilmember Kevin U.S. Army Reserve deputy chief. Cummings, president-elect of the 400-plus miles of canals, and a the bond. McGrail, who sponsored the ordi- Maj. Gen. Keith L. Thurgood Reserve Officer’s Association, visit to the sites of the Veterans “The response I’ve gotten has nance, said council has come up was the keynote speaker at the said Thurgood asked for the Cape Administration Clinic, which is been negative … I don’t think it with no other options during its 2011 Spring Convention for the tour “to get a taste of the local fla- nearing completion, and planned would be a wise use of our time to time at Committee of the Whole Reserve Officer’s Association’s vor.” U.S. Army Reserve Center. put this on the ballot,” he said. meetings other than the GO bond. Department of Florida. The Cape “He has seemed to be very According to Thurgood, the Had it been approved to be Critical of the COW meetings, was chosen for the location of the pleased with what he’s seen,” placed on the November ballot, convention, which was held Cummings said during the See DEPUTY, page 6A the GO bond would been based on See GO BOND, page 6A Prescription Drug Take-Back Day takes drugs off the street By TIFFANY REPECKI abuse and theft. The Lee County “People are very satisfied that syringes and even tubes of inhala- going when they put it out in the [email protected] Sheriff’s Office and Fort Myers we’re offering this,” Officer tion solution. trash,” he said. Local law enforcement helped Police Department also partici- Jason Criazzo said. “A mix bag of everything,” Removing expired, unused residents properly dispose of their pated. He was manning the booth at Thompkins said. and unwanted medications from expired, unused and unwanted Cape police were set up at two the Wal-Mart, along with Officer According to Criazzo, the the home medicine cabinet can prescription drugs Saturday. sites — the Wal-Mart on Del Kelvin Thompkins. event provides the public was the prevent people from accidentally The Cape Coral Police Prado Boulevard, South and the As of about 1:30 p.m., the two opportunity to properly dispose of taking the wrong drug and reduce Department took part in the sec- Walgreens on Cape Coral had filled approximately four 45- the drugs rather than throwing the chance of over- or under-med- ond annual National Prescription Parkway, East — for four hours gallon trash bags with medica- them out in the trash or flushing icating. It can also keep the drugs Drug Take-Back Day, a national to collect prescription drugs tions collected from the public. them down the toilet, which could from falling into the wrong hands. effort aimed at ridding homes of dropped off by people. The serv- Some of the items dropped off enable the drugs to get into the Currently, more Americans are potentially dangerous medica- ice was free and anonymous no included over-the-counter med- local water supply or the soil. tions and helping to prevent pill questions were asked. ications, prescription drugs, “People don’t know where it’s See DRUGS, page 6A ATAGLANCE COMING EVENT NEWS OF NOTE

WHAT’S INSIDE Cape Coral Historical Artists reception tonight Annie’s Mailbox ..11A Horoscopes...... 11A Society meeting May 10 at Harbour View Gallery “Castles in the Sun,” featuring Bill Harbour View Gallery in Cape Coral Cape Life ...... 7A Obituaries ...... 2A CASH 3: Tremper, will be the program at the next will welcome “Reborn Glass” artists Vawn Community ...... 8A Police Blotter ....2A 3-9-1 / 3-0-9 Cape Coral Historical Society meeting and Mike Gray and photographer Larry Tuesday, May 10, at 2:30 p.m., at Cultural Garland as featured visiting artists at a pub- Classifieds...... 1-4B Sports ...... 12-13A PLAY 4: 2-6-0-6 / 3-0-9-3 Park Theater, 528 Cultural Park Blvd. lic reception today, May 3, 6 – 8 pm. Comics ...... 9A Tides ...... 2A Fantasy 5 For 25 years, Tremper has owned and Their work will be on display through Crossword...... 9A TV Listings ...... 10A 1-7-9-17-20 operated Video Transfer Station in Cape May. The gallery is located at 5789 Cape Lotto Coral where, along with others services, he Harbour Drive, Cape Harbour, Cape Coral. Dr. Donohue ...... 11A Weather ...... 2A 14-16-28-37-45-51 transfers all old home movies to DVD. His Harbour View Gallery is an artists-owned x 4 Editorial ...... 4-5A Web Poll ...... 5A presentation will be a documentary he cre- cooperative gallery comprised of award Florida Powerball ated detailing the roles of the Rosen broth- winning local artists. It offers ever-chang- 6-13-15-32-41 ers, Connie Mack Jr., Kenny Schwartz and ing displays of fine art paintings, pottery, PB 3 x 2 others who had a hand in the development photography, paper casting, jewelry, glass of the city. art and more. For more information, visit capecoral- Contact the gallery at 540-5789 or visit 7 48445 46010 1 historicalmuseum.org. its web site www.harbourviewgallery.com Page 2A Tuesday, May 3, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

OBITUARIES John P. Kmetz with military honors. John P. The family celebrated his life with Kmetz, 86, of family and friends Monday evening Cape Coral at the Fuller Metz Funeral Home at died Saturday, 3740 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral. April 30, Memorial contributions may be 2011. He was made to Hope Hospice. born in New Please visit www.fullermetz.com York City in to view John’s Life Tribute. 1925 to John and Mary James Raymond (Medvetz) Quinton Kmetz. He James Ray-mond Quinton, 81 of lived in John P. Kmetz North Fort Myers passed away Queens, N.Y., Saturday, April 30, 2011. He was for many years. He worked for the born Aug. 14, 1929, in Cambridge, New York Telephone Company for Mass., to Joseph and Gertrude An- over 40 years. He retired in 1985 sell Quinton. He was a veteran of the and moved to Cape Coral in 1992 Korean War serving in the U.S. from Colonia, N.J. He served his Army. He has resided in the area country honorably with the U.S. since 1996 coming from Navy during World War II. He was Framingham, Mass. He enjoyed fish- member of the Elks Lodge # 2199 in ing and boating and his time with his Cape Coral. He enjoyed golfing, dogs. VA L A RIE HARRING boating, woodworking and will be He is survived by his loving fami- Chief officially sworn in remembered for his infectious laugh ly, including his wife, Rosalie Rufo and his love of time spent with fami- Quinton; sons, Joseph (Neila) Long-time Cape Coral Police Department veteran B.A. “Jay” Murphy was ly and friends. Quinton of Framingham and Glenn sworn in as police chief before a full house of law enforcement personnel, city Survivors include his wife, (Tina) Quinton of Seattle; five grand- Catherine; three sons. John P. officials and community well-wishers Monday. The newly appointed chief, who children, Igor, James, Michael, Sean has been serving as interim chief since June, has served in various positions (Marianne) Kmetz and Richard J. and Owen; his former wife, Margaret Kmetz, both of Cape Coral, and with the department since his hire as a patrol officer in 1978. Above, he accepts Mary Quinton of Natick, Mass.; and congratulations with his grandson, Marshall, “almost 3,” in his arms following Robert J. Kmetz of Moline, Ill.; five many friends. daughters, Christine (Edwin) Cornell In addition to his parents, he is the swearing-in ceremony. of Youngsville, La., Mary Martin of predeceased by his son, James Stuart, Fla., Lorraine Phelan of Raymond Quinton Jr. Clearwater, Fla., Anne Marie Kmetz The family will receive friends POLICE BLOTTER of New Windsor, N.Y., and today from 11 a.m. until the celebra- Catherine Kmetz of Barnegat, N.J.; tion of his life at 1 p.m. at Coral (The police blotter contains public information more but less than $5,000, marijuana posses- 14 grandchildren and 11 great- Ridge Funeral Home, 1630 S.W. grandchildren. obtained from the Cape Coral Police Department, sion not more than 20 grams, resist officer Pine Island Rd., Cape Coral. Burial the Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Lee County obstruct with violence and DUI. He was preceded in death by his with military honors will follow at parents; his daughter, Patricia Jail booking log. Arrests made are suspicions of ■ Josue Daniel Joseph, 25, of 2201 N.W. Coral Ridge Cemetery. Please visit crime(s) committed. All persons are innocent until Fourth Terrace, was charged Saturday with Kmetz; and two sisters, Helen and www.coralridgefuneralhome.com to Louise. proven guilty in a court of law.) aggravated assault on officer firefighter EMT, leave online thoughts and memories marijuana possession not more than 20 grams, Mass of Christian burial will be for his family. celebrated at 11:30 a.m., today May resist officer obstruct without violence, resist The family suggests memorial Arrests officer obstruct with violence and shoplifting 3, at St. Katherine Catholic Church donations in his memory be made to ■ Arian Andreas Arias, 24, of 9 N.W. 36th in Cape Coral. Burial will take place petit from merchant. Hope Hospice, 2430 Diplomat Ave., was charged Sunday with drive while ■ at Long Island National Cemetery, Sarah Jane Koetting, 24, of 1217 S.W. Parkway, Cape Coral. license suspended and fail to register motor 14th Terrace, was charged Saturday with larce- vehicle. ny petit. ■ Denise Marie Bramlett, 46, of 102 S.E. ■ Robert F. Mccarthy, 42, of 1771 Four Subscribe to 38th Terrace, was charged Sunday with drugs Mile Cove Parkway, Apt. 1221, was charged THE BREEZE. possess controlled substance without prescrip- Friday with cocaine possession, procure for tion and larceny petit. prostitute solicit another for lewdness assigna- Call 574-1116 ■ Patricia Jo Crews, 58, of 1304 N.E. 34th tion and smuggle contraband introduce into Lane, was charged Saturday with DUI. detention facility. ■ Dionne B. Deloach, 42, of 1328 ■ Michael Andrew Mckee, 24, of 462 N.E. NEW A SYSTEMS S.E. 24th Ave., was charged Sunday First Ave., was charged Sunday with battery C with battery touch or strike domestic touch or strike domestic violence. 10 Year Complete Warranty R-410A 13SEER violence. ■ Marc Mason Million, 31, of 1819 N.E. I NSTALLED ■ Vanessa Maxine Dolores 26th Terrace, was charged Monday with mari- 2-TON 3-TON 4 -TON $ 1950 $ 2250 $ 2550 Feliciano, 22, of 1419 N.E. Fifth juana possession over 20 grams, narcotic equip- MOBILE HOME SPECIAL $ 2250 Lane, was charged Saturday with drive ment possession and or use, drive while license Senior Citizen Discount Offer while license suspended. suspended and DUI. Sales • Service • Installation ■ David Flecha, 42, of 1839 E. ■ Paul Michael Moyer, 29, of Cape Coral, Hancock Bridge Parkway, was was charged Saturday with larceny petit. J&R ■ Vilella Construction, Inc. charged Friday with simple assault Donald Terrence Parker, 27, of 907 W. 239.243.3503 intent threat to do violence. Nicholas Parkway, was charged Saturday with 7 DAYS Licensed/Insured ■ A WEEK License# CAC1816341 Thomas Edward Fortini, 31, of drive while license suspended and resist officer 16 SEER SYSTEM ONLY $2990 4120 Skyline Blvd., Apt. 6, was obstruct without violence. charged Friday with larceny petit ■ Daniel Podolsky, 21, of 1409 S.E. 23rd property $100 to under $300. St., was charged Sunday with DUI with damage Horse Liniment ■ Douglas Gallahan, 19, of 829 property. S.W. 47th Terrace, Apt. 102, was ■ Natalie Josephine Rainero, 28, of 4120 Erases Pain charged Saturday with DUI and refuse Skyline Blvd., Apt. 6, was charged Friday with H IALEAH, FL – An ingredient to submit to DUI test after license sus- larceny petit property $100 to under $300. often used to treat inflammation in pended. ■ Mistie Dawn Satterlee, 31, of 1022 N.W. race horse legs, is now back on the ■ Michael Jeffrey Helmlinger, 41, 31st Place, was charged Friday with battery market in its original doctor recom- mended clinical strength formula. of 4318 S.E. Fifth Ave., Apt. 3, was cause bodily harm domestic violence. According to a national drugstore charged Sunday with battery touch or ■ Barry Wayne Smolick, 54, of 3815 S.E. survey, the formula at one time strike domestic violence. 15th Place, was charged Saturday with battery became so popular that it rose to the ■ Carmen Ray Hicks, 40, of 6810 touch or strike domestic violence. top of pharmacy sales for topical Collier Blvd., was charged Friday with ■ Angela Carole Thresher, 38, of 534 S.E. pain relievers. But the company marketing the product at the time larceny petit. 32nd Terrace, was charged Sunday with misuse changed the formula and sales ■ Jack Ronald Jennings, 50, of 911 or 911 system and resist officer obstruct plummeted. One of the inventors of 2522 Miracle Parkway, was charged without violence. the original formula has brought it Sunday with DUI. ■ Daniel Ray Wehner, 46, of 319 S.W. 48th back to the market under the trade ■ Kara Jones, 24, of 3223 Delilah Terrace, was charged Friday with battery touch name ARTH ARREST and says it can relieve pain for millions. Court, was charged Monday with bat- or strike domestic violence and fraud imperson- ATRH ARREST works by a dual tery on officer firefighter EMT, drugs ation false identification given to law enforce- mechanism whereby one ingredient possess controlled substance without ment officer. relives pain immediately, while a prescription, larceny theft $300 or second ingredient seeks out and destroys the pain messenger signal before it can be sent to the brain. C onsidered a medical miracle by NOTICE OF TOWN HALL MEETING some, the ARTH ARREST for- mula is useful in the treatment of painful disorders ranging from The City of Cape Coral Councilmember Chulakes-Leetz minor aches and pains to more serious conditions such as arthritis, will hold a town hall meeting on Tuesay, May 10, 2011 bursitis, rheumatism, tendonitis, a nd more. ARTH ARREST is available in a beginning at 6:00 PM at the Rotino Center located at 5817 convenient roll-on applicator at pharmacies without a prescription Driftwood Parkway, Cape Coral, Florida. or call 1-800-339-3301. Now At: Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC City Clerk ADVERTISEMENT Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, May 3, 2011 City police, firefighters posing for fund-raising calendar By TIFFANY REPECKI “It’s a great thing,” he said of The calendar shoots [email protected] the fund-raiser. Cape Coral police and fire- kicked off Monday at the Lawton agreed. fighters have joined forces to Tarpon Point Marina. “I think this is a pretty big share the spotlight and help raise Firefighters Eric Wichmann deal,” he said. “It makes it that funds for a good cause with their and Michael Lawton were much more rewarding.” 2012 calendar. on hand to watch the Both men had to change their The 12-month spread will fea- magic and prepare for their eating habits and workout rou- ture six officers and six firefight- shoots later in the week. tines to tone up for the part. More ers, according to motorcycle Both will be posing for protein, only good carbohydrates and no alcohol was mixed with a Officer Ray Schilke, who organ- their first calendar. ized the fund-raiser. This is the more intense workout – more first time police and fire have sets, more repetitions and “a lot shared a calendar as each has cre- that the city of Cape Coral has more cardio.” ated their own in years past as a done as far as an event.” “In the beginning it wasn’t fund-raiser. According to Barkley, there is bad,” Wichmann said, adding that The calendars will be available an employee campaign in place that limited diet has started to get in the fall for $10 each. The pro- that allows city workers to dedi- a little boring. ceeds will benefit the United Way cate a portion of their pay to the For Lawton, the change in of Lee, Hendry and Glades. United Way. But given the down lifestyle habits has turned him Schilke said everyone is hurting economy, employee donations onto a new interest: body build- in the current economy, and the have been down, so the calendar ing. According to Lawton, a new calendar enables the two groups proceeds will help to supplement category has been created that to help give back. that shortfall. would apply to him and he plans “We wanted to do something “It definitely helps, especially to complete in a coming show at a to raise money for our own com- right now,” she said. “This will Cape school. munity,” he said. just kind of go into that big pot of Cherilyn Nocera of Nocera Julie Barkley, campaign man- money and distributed.” Photographic volunteered her ager for the local United Way, The calendar shoots kicked off time for the calendar. explained that all the money stays Monday at the Tarpon Point “To give back,” she said of in the community to help support Marina. Firefighters Eric why she is providing her service the local human service network. Wichmann and Michael Lawton free of charge. “These guys work United Way supports more than were on hand to watch the magic so hard for the community.” 160 programs within 72 partner and prepare for their shoots later For more information, visit: agencies, such as the Alvin A. in the week. Both will be posing menofcapecoralpublicsafety on Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource for their first calendar. Facebook. MEGHAN MCCOY Center and Big Brothers Big “I got really excited,” Lawton For more information about Sisters. said about when he was asked to the United Way of Lee, Hendry St. Andrew Catholic School 6th, 7th and 8th grade stu- “We’re obviously thrilled,” pose. and Glades, call 433-2000 or dents had the opportunity to listen to Hilary Hemingway, she said. “This is the biggest thing Wichmann was flattered. visit: www.unitedwaylee.org. the niece of Ernst Hemingway, speak about her journey as a writer Monday morning. Hilary Hemingway Yard Dogs to host 7th annual talks with students Cinco De Bayou Thursday By MARIANNE PATON Strange Arrangement, head- [email protected] ed by the brothers Van Kirk, The Pine Island based trio, To go also an island based group, is a at St. Andrew School Yard Dogs will celebrate its sev- What: 7th annual Cinco much sought-after band. The enth annual Cinco De Bayou De Bayou celebration performances of Strange By MEGHAN McCOY students to understand that even celebration on Thursday, May 5. Arrangement are often described [email protected] though they may have dyslexia Utilizing a new venue, the Who: Yard Dogs and as high energy and diverse and A guest speaker shared her life they can become a successful Yard Dogs have invited the company brothers Warren and Greg Van story and journey of how she writer. group Strange Arrangement Kirk and have developed a became a writer, along with some “It is the bookends I’m trying along with Tequila Tom to join When: Thursday, May 5, strong local following. Proceeds helpful hints on writing with mid- to reach,” she said. them in this celebration and fund 6 to 10 p.m. raised from the Strange dle school students at St. Andrew Hemingway shared with the raiser for two special causes. Where: Cape Coral Yacht Arrangement performance will students that she has dyslexia, Catholic School Monday morn- In years past, the Yard Dogs Club Pavilion benefit Baker’s Buddies, a life- ing. which she believes gives her an have hosted Cinco De Bayou skills program promoting social Hilary Hemingway, the niece edge to her writing because of the close to home at Woody’s Why: To benefit local awareness and acceptance of all of Ernst Hemingway, spent way she interprets and thinks Waterside in St. James City and charities types of people with a variety of almost an hour and a half with about things. as far away as the Schooner disabilities. In addition to being 6th, 7th and 8th grade students as She also shared a few helpful Wharf Bar in Key West. This popular on the local front, she answered many questions that hints with the students on how to year however, the Yard Dogs Items generally not covered by Strange Arrangement recently the students had. begin their writing career. She and company will introduce Medicare or Medicaid include was nominated for Artist of the Bambi Giles, English teacher encouraged them to write as Cinco De Bayou to fans in Cape personal hygiene items, special Year by the Alliance of the Arts. at the school, said she invited much as they could in the style Coral as this year’s event will be bandages, and certain types of Less familiar to island audi- Hemingway to speak to her stu- that they preferred. staged at the Cape Coral Yacht hospital beds necessary for the ences is Cape Coral resident dents because she is trying to “Write whatever you’re most Club Pavillon at 5819 comfort of those who are para- Tequila Tom, also know as teach them about plagiarism. She comfortable with ... do whatever Driftwood Parkway in Cape plegics, according to Lawrence. Reverend. According to said she needed her students to your passion is because it’s not a Coral. The Yard Dogs began host- Lawrence, Tequila Tom is an hear from an accomplished writer job, it’s something you want to “We are hoping that our loyal ing Cinco De Bayou seven years entertaining singer/songwriter that you cannot take credit for do,” Hemingway said, adding Pine Island and Matlacha fans ago when they hopped aboard with many stories to tell and is something that is not yours. that the students should also write will venture off-island for the the Key West Express with 300 well know for his diatribes Hemingway explained to the about a believable, interesting afternoon and help us to cele- of their fans to perform at the regarding local politics. students that she needed permis- character to capture their audi- brate Cinco De Bayou and raise Schooner Wharf Bar and the Cinco De Bayou will take sion to use her uncle’s writing ence. funds for our causes,” said Green Parrot in Key West. place from 6 to 10 p.m. at the from “The Old Man and the Sea” Hemingway received a degree organizer Kip Lawrence. “I During this year’s event, those Cape Coral Yacht Club before she could put it into her in film writing from the know it’s difficult for some of us traveling to Cape Coral will Pavilion. screenplay that she was writing University of Miami and has to force ourselves to cross over enjoy musical renderings from While no coolers will be per- “Hemingway and Fuentes.” She worked in the journalism industry the Matlacha bridge, but I prom- the group’s 10th and newest CD mitted, food and beverages will said if she did not ask for permis- for the past 25 years. Although ise they will enjoy an evening of of original music that has been be available for purchase. sion it would be considered pla- she always heard stories about great music and fun they are heard at festivals and other ven- Tickets for Cinco De Bayou giarism, even if Ernst her uncle, he died when she was used to getting on the island.” ues spanning from Key West to are on sale for $5 in advance or Hemingway was a member of her two months old. A portion of the proceeds the state of WIsconsin and many $10 on the evening of the event. family. Her husband, Jeffrey from this event are earmarked to points between. The Yard Dogs Advance tickets are avail- For her screenplay, she had to Freundlich, who uses the pen benefit, “Hands Up Charity” refer to the music they perform able at Bert’s Pine Bay Gallery pay $10,000 for 1,000 words name Jeffrey Lindsay, will visit geared to assist the underprivi- as Florida Swamp music which and Gifts, at 4332 Pine Island that she would be utilizing in with the middle school students at leged. Hands Up Charity, helps focuses on people and places Road in Matlacha, a sponsor of “The Old Man in the Sea.” She St. Andrew Catholic School to provide equipment to the dis- familiar to those who reside on Cinco De Bayou along with ended up only using 870 words today to talk about his writing abled that is not normally cov- or visit Pine Island and Sound Cru Entertainment and from the novel. career. ered by Medicare or Medicaid. Matlacha. Halloween Mega Stores. Giles said she also wanted her

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Offer does not apply to Advantica Managed Insurance Plans including Freedom, Optimum and some Univer sal. CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Tuesday, May 3, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Sharia compliance in Dearborn, Mich. JACK GLARROW, Publisher The RINO (reverend in name In the case of Fred public to practice even VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor only) Terry Jones is like his fellow Phelps and his family, offensive speech and CHRIS STRINE, Editor RINO, Fred Phelps, but in political all members of the peaceful assembly. drag. Westboro Baptist That some “fear” vio- 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 Jones, the “pastor” (PINO?) of Church of Topeka, lence is no excuse for the tiny and inconsequential Dove Kan., who carry outra- prior restraint of • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 World Outreach Center in geous “Thank God for speech and assembly. Member Florida Press Association Gainesville, Fla., was jailed last dead soldiers” signs From whom is the vio- week in Dearborn, Mich., “follow- and claim America is lence feared? ing a jury trial that found he was being punished What the Muslims likely to create a ‘breach of the because of its growing in Dearborn and else- The fight continues peace’ for plans to protest outside tolerance for homosex- where in the country The death of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, as the Islamic Center of America in uals, Chief Justice should be told is that in gratifying and important as it was, reminds the Dearborn,” according to the Detroit John Roberts wrote for Cal Thomas America, we do things American people that we can win the war against terror- News. Jones and his associate the 8-1 majority: differently than in ism, not that we have prevailed. Wayne Sapp were taken into cus- “Speech is powerful. It countries where Bin Laden’s death amounts to no more than cutting tody after they refused to post a $1 can stir people to action, move them Muslims have political control. If off one of the heads of a hydra, in more ways than one. “peace bond.” A judge then barred to tears of both joy and sorrow, and you want to be tolerated, you have Yes, he was the head of the main branch of al-Qaida, but Jones and Sapp from entering the — as it did here — inflict great to tolerate others, including those a new head will grow in his place to guide that organi- property of the Islamic Center — pain. On the facts before us, we can- whose beliefs you don’t like. We zation. U.S. intelligence officials have known for years the largest mosque in the U.S. — not react to that pain by punishing don’t conform to your religious that bin Laden’s second-in-command, Ayman al- for three years. The two posted the speaker.” laws; you conform to our secular Zawahri, was guiding the day-to-day operations of al- bond and were released, but they Speech with which one agrees is laws. We are about freedom. Qaida. promised to return on Friday. easy to defend. Most would defend If you have an agenda, don’t More important is that the hydra of Islamic terrorism Last month, Jones burned a political speech with which they bring it here. In fact, if our ways are represents many different organizations, some with only Koran, which led to demonstrations disagree, although a minority would so offensive to you, why are you formal links to bin Laden’s al-Qaida. The Yemeni and deaths in the Middle East. censor it. The strength and unique- here? Why come to a land regarded branch of al-Qaida has been more active than bin Let’s get the obligatory and obvi- ness of the First Amendment is that by some Islamic leaders, and many Laden’s group during recent years. ous out of the way before moving to it defends even hate speech. The followers, as “the Great Satan”? Then there are the Taliban, who sheltered al-Qaida the central issue in this case. Jones response to speech we don’t like is Why not stay in your home country, before and immediately after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror- is a publicity hound and an offense not less speech, but more. In or, if you were born in America and ist attacks. Driven from power in Afghanistan, the to the One he claims to follow. Skokie, some Holocaust survivors embrace Islam, why not live in Taliban have waged a tenacious campaign to drive U.S. Having said that, what about created a museum to commemorate countries where Islam is the domi- and other NATO forces from that country. Jones’ First Amendment rights? In those who were murdered by the nant religion? Or do you wish to Finally, there are state sponsors of terrorism, such as 1977, the Illinois Supreme Court, Nazis. That’s the correct reaction. dominate and subjugate the rest of Iran, where one type of Islam is being used to exhort its after instruction from the U.S. Overcome darkness with light. us to your Sharia law? followers to attacks against Americans. Even as U.S. Supreme Court, allowed the Overcome speech you don’t like If that is your goal, we will Navy SEALS were assaulting bin Laden’s compound, National Socialist Party of America with speech you do like. oppose you and even demonstrate Iranian technicians continued work to build nuclear to march through Skokie, Ill., home In the Jones case, what are the against it. Except, apparently, in weapons. of many Holocaust survivors. The Dearborn authorities thinking? Isn’t Dearborn, Mich. Last but definitely not least are the Palestinian ter- Illinois Supreme Court even ruled Islam a “religion of peace”? rorist forces, such as Hezbollah, that focus on their goal that the hated swastika was a form President Obama — and George W. — Direct all MAIL for Cal of destroying Israel. of free speech and thus entitled to Bush before him — has said it is. If Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, Again, killing bin Laden clearly was a demonstration First Amendment protection. So, lawful speech and assembly brings 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, of Americans’ resolve, courage and ability in the war though neo-Nazi’s marching an unlawful act of violence, should- Buffalo, N.Y. 14207. Readers may against Islamic terrorism. But the conflict must contin- through a predominantly Jewish n’t the lawbreakers be the ones pun- also e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsedi- ue throughout the world — and it will require a high town wearing swastikas might be ished? [email protected]. level of dedication and sacrifice if our many enemies are considered offensive, the court This is America and public side- to be defeated. ruled, it was not illegal. walks should be for the use of the And defeat them we must. Their fanaticism makes them our mortal, unyielding foes. Bin Laden’s death — one of many important victories for which thousands of brave Americans have died — is merely a reminder that we can prevail. — Ogden Newspapers editorial Marine Corps should not be Peace Corps By CLIFFORD D. MAY I was north of Kandahar, flying in a helicopter with an American general who was telling me more than I could absorb about rural irrigation systems. I asked if he had ever imagined, back when he was at West Point, that he’d become so expert in agricultural development? No, he said, he had not. But he did learn at West Point that a soldier does whatever is necessary to accomplish his mission. So if fighting rural poverty is what it takes to win in Afghanistan, he’d fight rural poverty. GUEST I remember being mightily impressed by OPINION the general. I still am. But, more than two years later, I’m skeptical about whether this is the most effec- tive strategy for winning in Afghanistan — and, more importantly, for winning the global war being waged against the West by those who call themselves jihadis. Such doubts have increased in recent days, in part because I’ve been reading Bing West’s “The Wrong War: Grit, Strategy and the Way out of Afghanistan.” A Marine combat veteran and former Pentagon official (and my colleague at the Foundation of Defense for ‘Race and Economics’ an eye-opener Democracies), West has embedded dozens of times with Walter Williams fans are in for a That chapter begins, ing wages” almost frontline units in Afghanistan over the past two years. treat— and people who are not Walter “Some might find it puz- always meaning in prac- His respect for the skills and courage of the officers and Williams fans are in for a shock— zling that during times of tice union wages. Since troops is unequivocal. But he has come to believe they when they read his latest book, “Race gross racial discrimina- blacks were kept out of have been commanded to put too much emphasis on and Economics.” tion, black unemploy- construction unions then, nation building, and not enough on “kinetic operations” It is a demolition derby on paper, as ment was lower and and for decades there- — doing battle with the enemies of Americans and Professor Williams destroys one after blacks were more active after, many black con- Afghans. another of the popular fallacies about in the labor force than struction workers lost West quotes Secretary of Defense Robert Gates who, the role of race in the American econo- they are today.” their jobs. in 2008, told the colonels at the National Defense my. Moreover, the duration of Minimum wages University: “Where possible, kinetic operations should I can still vividly recall the response unemployment among were required more be subordinate to measures to promote better gover- to one of Walter’s earliest writings, blacks was shorter than broadly under the nance, economic programs to spur development, and back in the 1970s, when he and I were among whites between National Industrial efforts to address the grievances among the discontent- working on the same research project 1890 and 1900, whereas Recovery Act of 1933 ed.” in Washington. Walter wrote a brief unemployment has Thomas and under the Fair Labor Given these instructions, West writes, American article that destroyed the central theme become both higher and Standards Act of 1938, commanders have become “de facto district governors, of one of the fashionable books of the longer-lasting among Sowell with negative conse- spending most of their time on non-military tasks.” time, “The Poor Pay More.” blacks than among whites quences for black They have come to believe that nation building is “the It was true, he agreed, that prices in more recent times. employment across a enlightened way for soldiers to fight an insurgency,” were higher in low-income minority None of this is explainable by what much wider range of industries. and that, West argues, has transformed the U.S. military neighborhoods. But he rejected the most people believe or say in the media In recent times, we have gotten so in Afghanistan “into a giant Peace Corps.” book’s claim that this was due to or in academia. But it is perfectly con- used to young blacks having sky-high Such criticism takes nothing away from Gen. David “exploitation,” “racism” and the like. sistent with the economics of the mar- unemployment rates that it will be a Petraeus and his troops and what they achieved in Iraq. Having written a doctoral disserta- ketplace and the consequences of polit- shock to many readers of Walter I would argue that the “surge” in Iraq succeeded not tion on this subject, Walter then pro- ical interventions in the marketplace. Williams’ “Race and Economics” to because schools and clinics were built, but because ceeded to show why there were higher “Race and Economics” explains discover that the unemployment rate of Petraeus understood what too many Americans and costs of doing business in many low- how such interventions impact blacks young blacks was once only a fraction most Europeans still do not: Al-Qaeda in Iraq and income neighborhoods, and that these and other minorities, whether in hous- of what it has been in recent decades. Iranian-backed militias were responsible for most of the costs were simply passed on to the con- ing markets, the railroad industry or the And, in earlier times, it was not very carnage. sumers there. licensing of taxicabs— and irrespec- different from the unemployment rate But there was no way ordinary Iraqis could openly What I remember especially vividly tive of the intentions behind the gov- of young whites. align with American forces against the terrorists until is that, in reply, someone called Walter ernment’s actions. The factors that cause the most they became convinced that those forces were what “a white racist.” Not many people had Minimum wage laws are classic noise in the media are not the ones that West called, in an earlier book, “The Strongest Tribe,” seen Walter at that time. But it was also examples. The last year in which the have the most impact on minorities. and that the tribe would not abandon Iraqis to their a sad sign of how name-calling had black unemployment rate was lower This book will be eye-opening for mutual enemies if the going got tough. Most Iraqis also replaced thought when it came to race. than the white unemployment rate was those who want their eyes opened. But understood that while al-Qaeda and Iran were eager to The same issue is explored in 1930. That was also the last year in those with the liberal vision of the control their lands and their lives, Americans wanted Chapter 6 of “Race and Economics.” which there was no federal minimum world are unlikely to read it at all. only to complete their mission and go home. The clinching argument is that, despite wage law. Afghanistan is a different place. The Taliban is a dif- higher markups in prices in low- The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 was To find out more about Thomas ferent enemy. In West’s view, a different strategy is income neighborhoods, there is a lower in part a result of a series of incidents in Sowell and read features by other required. He argues that in Afghanistan the “primary than average rate of return for busi- which non-union black construction Creators Syndicate columnists and U.S. mission” should be to establish and maintain nesses there— one of the reasons why labor enabled various contractors from cartoonists, visit the Creators “adviser task forces” that would “go into combat with businesses tend to avoid such neigh- the South to underbid Northern con- Syndicate web page at the Afghan forces, provide the link to fire support, and borhoods. tractors who used white, unionized www.creators.com. Thomas Sowell is a have a voice in who gets promoted.” This could be My own favorite chapter in “Race construction labor. senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, achieved, he argues, “while reducing our total force and Economics” is Chapter 3, which I The Davis-Bacon Act required that Stanford University, Stanford, CA from 100,000 to 50,000.” think is the most revealing chapter in “prevailing wages” be paid on govern- 94305. His Web site is See MALKIN, page 5A the book. ment construction projects — “prevail- www.tsowell.com. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, May 3, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 A wedding: Not just for royals By the time you In 1960, read this, Prince Murray observes, William and his 88 percent of bride, Catherine upper-middle-class Middleton (who, adults was married. depending upon the In 2010, the figure distribution of titles, was 83 percent. A may henceforth be small drop. But known officially by among the working the odd formulation class, 83 percent of “Her Royal whom were mar- Highness Princess ried in 1960, the William of Wales”), figure today is 43 will have exchanged percent. What does vows. The organ that mean? will have boomed Mona It means that life the recessional. The Charen for adults is more royal carriage with chaotic and less its elegantly adorned rewarding. Married and perfectly groomed horses will mothers have far lower rates of have paraded the happy couple depression than single or cohabit- through cheering crowds in a ing mothers. Married women also London bedecked with Union experience much less domestic Jacks and flowers. And the guests violence. Married couples build in their finery will have feasted on more wealth than singles or cohab- a sumptuous wedding breakfast. iting couples. Married adults are You needn’t be a royal watcher also healthier, live longer (particu- to join whole-heartedly in the larly men) and are more likely to John Adams would be disappointed rejoicing at a wedding. And we report that they are happy with should celebrate — not because their lives. In 1770, British troops sent to counsel. Rights Campaign, the principals are royalty, but Children pay an even higher enforce London’s colonial policy of In a radio inter- the country’s pre- because marriage itself badly price. As Hymowitz writes: “... if taxation without representation had view, Stimson said: eminent gay rights needs reinforcing. For the past you want to analyze the inequality already been occupying Boston for “I think, quite hon- political and legal several decades, we’ve been con- problem — start with the marriage two years and were confronting estly, when corpo- organization — ducting an experiment to deter- gap. Virtually all — 92 percent — hostility from the locals. An angry rate CEOs see that boasting that it had mine whether marriage really mat- of children whose families make crowd began throwing rocks and those firms are rep- contacted many of ters all that much to society. The over $75,000 per year are living snowballs on March 5, and the resenting the very King & Spalding’s results are in. But the news hasn’t with (married) parents. On the British troops opened fire. After the terrorists who hit most prominent yet been taken on board. other end of the income scale, the soldiers, under the command of their bottom line clients and enlisted People like Kate and William situation is reversed: only 20 per- Capt. Thomas Preston, stopped back in 2001, those lesbian, gay, bisexual (absent the title) — college-edu- cent of kids in families earning shooting, the eventual death count CEOs are going to and transgender stu- cated, upper-middle-class strivers under $15,000 live with both par- of civilians would reach five — and make those law dent groups at lead- — are not the ones who need ents.” the Boston Massacre entered firms choose ing law schools to reminding about the importance of The evidence is overwhelming. American history. between represent- criticize the decision marriage. Among the upper mid- Parental behavior — that is, When a furious Massachusetts ing terrorist or repre- to represent — Mark dle class, marriage continues to be choosing to wait until marriage to government indicted Preston and senting reputable launched an all-out the norm. Among the lower mid- have children, or not — is the key his soldiers for murder, Boston firms.” Shields high-pressure offen- dle class, though, marriage rates determinant of success for chil- lawyers, certain that defending such He then read out sive against the law have collapsed. dren. “Children of single moth- despised clients would kill their a list of the law firms firm. King & This has created a cultural gulf ers,” Hymowitz writes, “have careers and permanently alienate whose attorneys had represented Spalding folded like a tent in a hur- between classes in America that lower grades and educational their neighbors, refused to represent detainees. His open antagonism to ricane or a five-dollar suitcase. affects every aspect of life and attainment than kids who grow up the defendants. But one man, John the principle of a defendant’s right To his credit, Clement quit the arguably threatens the cohesion of with married parents, even after Adams, an open critic of the British to representation and his unsubtle firm and will continue as counsel to America itself. This territory has controlling for race, family back- occupation, believing that a just threat to defense counsel led to edi- the House. The Human Rights been explored by Kay Hymowitz ground, and IQ.” And it isn’t just legal system depended on a fair trial torial condemnation and the loss of Campaign did the political equiva- in her 2006 book, “Marriage and the presence of a man in the house for the accused and able counsel his job. lent of an end-zone victory dance. Caste in America,” as well as by that makes married families more defending them, risked his profes- But now it’s mostly political lib- Forgotten by too many of my scholars like Sara McLanahan, successful. “Poverty rates of sional and political future as well as erals, not conservatives, who are fellow liberals in this fracas is that Barbara Dafoe Whitehead and cohabiting-couple parents are dou- his personal safety by defending the attacking a highly respected by pressuring able, experienced David Popenoe, among others. ble those of married couples, even British soldiers. American lawyer for “defending lawyers to refuse to defend an Charles Murray’s forthcoming controlling for education, immi- Of his courageous act, Adams the indefensible,” which in this case unpopular side means inevitably book, “Coming Apart at the gration status and race.” would later write that defending is not any accused criminal, but a that the representation will be done Seams,” which he previewed in a For those who love social sci- Preston and the others was “one of federal statute passed by both the by the less able and inexperienced. recent lecture at the American ence statistics, there are reams of the most gallant, generous, manly, U.S. House and Senate and signed Our legal system urgently needs Enterprise Institute, examines them about the poor outcomes for and disinterested actions of my into law by President Bill Clinton committed, effective advocacy on marriage as one of four key virtues kids whose parents didn’t marry. whole life and one of the best pieces — the Defense of Marriage Act both sides. To his credit, Attorney that conduce to a healthy polity They are far more likely to suffer of service I ever rendered my coun- (DOMA), which defines marriage General Eric Holder did not duck (the others are industriousness, from ill health (physical and men- try.” as a legal union between one man the issue: “Paul Clement’s a great piety and honesty). tal), joblessness and substance Some 237 years later, in the sec- and one woman. lawyer. He’s done a lot of great Echoing George Gilder, abuse than are kids from intact ond presidential term of George W. The Obama administration had things for this nation.” By agreeing Murray notes that marriage is cru- families. They are 40 times more Bush, Charles D. Stimson, the announced that the Department of to take this unpopular case, “I think cial because it “civilizes men.” likely to become victims of sexual deputy assistant secretary of Justice would not defend the consti- he was doing that which lawyers do Married men don’t just earn more abuse. And they are far more like- defense, called it “shocking” that tutionality of DOMA against court when we are at our best.” and have significantly lower rates ly to become unwed parents them- leading U.S. law firms had repre- challenges, but the Republican-con- Just like John Adams. of criminality, substance abuse, selves. sented, free of charge, detainees trolled House of Representatives depression and poor health than So by all means raise a glass — held at Guantanamo Bay. He pub- hired former U.S. Solicitor General — To find out more about Mark single men. They also contribute not so much to William and Kate, licly argued that these law firms Paul D. Clement, then of King & Shields and read his past columns, more social capital to society. who’ve been well feted, but to the would be penalized financially Spalding, a major national firm, to visit the Creators Syndicate web Married men are far more likely to institution that holds the secret of when their corporate clients found defend the law. page at www.creators.com. coach little league, volunteer at success for the rest of us. out to whom they were providing At which point, the Human church and shovel their elderly neighbor’s walk. Married people, To find out more about Mona far more than singles (there are Charen and read features by other exceptions, of course), take Creators Syndicate columnists and responsibility not just for them- cartoonists, visit the Creators selves and their children, but for Syndicate web page at www.cre- the community. ators.com.

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A Cape Coral man remained in ing eastbound on Pine Island Joseph also stated he left the Wal- custody Monday with bond set at Road bearing Florida temporary Mart in a red Dodge Charger more than $250,000 after he tag AND8578. which belonged to his cousin. reportedly attempted to elude The officer, Squires, activated According to police, Joseph police Saturday, striking a patrol his emergency lights and moved said he noticed a patrol vehicle car and injuring an officer in the into position behind the vehicle with its lights on behind him on process. on Pine Island Road. The suspect Pine Island Road. He reportedly Josue Daniel Joseph, 25, of vehicle pulled into the Kia dealer- told police he just wanted to go 2201 N.W. 4th Terrace, faces a ship at 404 N.E. Pine Island Road home and was not going to stop. battery of charges including and, moving at a high rate of He drove into the Kia parking lot aggravated assault of a law speed, traveled along the side of and then around back, coming to enforcement officer, resisting the Kia dealership, turned behind a stop in a dead end. Joseph stat- officer with violence, resisting the dealership still traveling at a ed, it was at this point that the officer without violence, retail high rate of speed until it was officer drove into his vehicle and theft, possession of marijuana forced to stop when it reached a exited pointing a “Taser” at him. under 20 grams and criminal mis- dead end, police said. Joseph said he was told to exit the chief, according to a prepared Squires, with lights still acti- vehicle and he refused. He said statement issued by the Cape vated, pulled behind the vehicle the officer then began shooting at Coral Police Department. and exited the patrol car. He his vehicle for no reason, at which Although the injured officer, issued numerous verbal instruc- point he, Joseph, fled the area in who was in fear for his life, fired tions to the driver of the suspect fear for his life. Joseph stated he several times at the suspect’s vehicle to exit but the driver had to stop the vehicle because of vehicle and hit a tire, officials say refused. The driver of the suspect the flat tire and ran on foot, hiding Joseph fled on foot. He then was vehicle then began driving in from police. He said that officers shot with a stun gun after he was reverse, striking the patrol vehi- found him and he ran again, that discovered hiding in bushes near cle, causing visible damage. The he was told to stop but refused at Northeast Van Loon Lane and driver then placed his vehicle in which point he was “Tased.” attempted to flee again. drive and drove towards the offi- The employee at Wal-Mart Joseph was transported to cer, placing him in fear for his provided a sworn statement indi- Cape Coral Hospital for medical life. The officer fired several cating that Joseph obtained care. He was later released and rounds from his duty weapon approximately $147.68 worth of then transported to the Cape towards the suspect vehicle, strik- items and placed them into a Coral Police Department where ing the car several times and hit- shopping cart. Joseph then spent MICHAEL PISTELLA he was interviewed. ting the front right tire. several minutes walking around The officer, identified The suspect fled from the Kia the store until he exited past all Planting a palm Monday as Matthew Squires, sus- dealership in his vehicle until he points of check out through the tained minor injury to his leg dur- was forced by a flat tire to stop in front doors. He was confronted by Jon Romine, left, with Ensite, and Hector Melendez of ing the initial encounter with the 400 block of Northeast Van employees in the parking lot at Greenprint Lawn and Landscaping, plant a palm tree at Joseph, police said. He was treat- Loon Lane. The officer did not which point he became argumen- Mariner Middle. Greenprint donated the delivery and ed and released from the Cape pursue. tative and aggressive. Witnesses equipment for the trees, while Pine Island’s Palmco Coral Hospital Emergency Room. The suspect then fled on foot, at Wal-Mart identified Joseph as donated the palms, and Southern Gardens donated the “We are happy that what could hiding in nearby foliage, officials the suspect and stated he fled in a dirt that went into the raised garden boxes. have been a tragic incident was said. red Dodge Charger, leaving the resolved quickly and without Officers set up a perimeter items behind. Video surveillance more serious injury to our Officer after receiving information from corroborates witness statements, or the suspect,” said Det. Sgt. concerned citizens and discov- officials said. Dana S. Coston in the prepared ered a man believed to be the sus- Witnesses to include Kia Deputy: pect near the 700 block of Pine Tour of city statement released Saturday. “We employees and shoppers at the Island Lane. Officers issued ver- Kia dealership provided state- From page 1A According to Cape Coral thank the concerned citizen(s) Councilmember Bill Deile, who who contacted the Cape Coral bal instructions to the man, who ments indicating they observed new Army Reserve Center is was present for the tour, the Police and assisted us in the quick fled on foot. Officers chased him, the suspect’s vehicle traveling expected to cost about $14.5 mil- Veterans Investment Zone has apprehension of this violent issuing orders to stop, which were towards the officer placing him in lion. Officials are hoping for the caught the interest of some possi- offender. It is this type of cooper- ignored. Officers then used a stun danger. Witnesses also told police project to go to bid in September ble investors, including medical ation that makes all the differ- gun to take the man into custody. observed the suspect’s vehicle and anticipate that it will be com- offices and a hotel. A mixed use ence...” They found marijuana in the his traveling at a high rate of speed pleted by 2013. The center will development called Patriot Plaza The incident began after the front left pocket; the drug was through the Kia dealership park- house 300 soldiers and create 20- also is anticipated. Cape Coral Police Department collected, weighed and submitted ing lot. 30 jobs. The Veterans Administration received a 911 call from an as evidence, officials said. Additional information regard- “I think it’s going to be a great Clinic is expected to be opera- employee for the Wal-Mart at The man taken into custody ing the officer will be released facility,” he said. tional by 2012. Officials expect 505 S.W. Pine Island Road was identified as Josue Joseph. following the internal review of Thurgood added that the Army that it will employ about 300, reporting a retail theft in which After medical treatment, the discharge of firearm, Coston Reserve wants to partner with the increasing to more than 410 after the suspect fled in a red Dodge Joseph told investigators he was said. community. a few years. Charger with a temporary tag. at Wal-Mart and did have a con- Source: Cape Coral Police “Our soldiers are involved,” The Hope Hospice in Cape A uniformed Cape Coral frontation with several employees Department he said. “We want to be a part of Coral is already located in the police officer driving a marked regarding items, officials said, an enduring operational force.” Veterans Investment Zone. The Army Reserve Center will Deile said Thurgood’s visit eventually occupy 15 acres on helps to raise awareness of the McClain: Violation of charter? Corbett Road in the northeast city and build its image. Cape, adjacent from the Veterans “It gives us a presence now in From page 1A place and to get two of the city’s has been taken regarding the Administration Clinic. The sur- Washington,” he said. fleet mechanics up to speed with mechanics in the city fleet, and rounding area, about one mile The tour also enabled local confusion surrounding the fire the necessary emergency vehicle that a stricter hand must be used. from the clinic, has been dubbed leaders to market the city and vehicle repair issue. certifications. “They have to be punished and the “Veterans Investment Zone.” show what it has to offer. “I’ll support anything that has “The only thing I asked for disciplined or that action will “I think it’s a great idea,” “We’re building on creating a done its due diligence,” McClain was the money to get the trucks continue,” Deile said. “This is Thurgood said of the area’s momentum,” Deile said. “We said. fixed,” King said. what gives the city and the gov- potential. have a lot of room yet to grow.” City Manager Gary King said Mayor John Sullivan said the ernment worker a bad name … if he simply wanted the money to trucks could “wipe somebody you screw up, we’ll move you out fix the vehicles. out” on the street if not operating the door.” King said he never once deni- properly and that it is important to McClain said he welcomed the Drugs: Take-back day grated employees, pointed fingers make sure the equipment is safe. challenge to find out if he violat- or blamed anyone for the disre- “We’re put up here for public ed the charter. “Some people have actually From page 1A pair. He said he just wanted to put safety,” Sullivan said. gone home and come back,” new management controls in Deile said the wrong approach abusing prescription drugs than Thompkins said. cocaine, hallucinogens and hero- The Cape police will weigh in combined. In Florida, seven then store the collected items people die per day from prescrip- until the DEA picks them up. The Bin Laden: Reacting to the news tion drug abuse. DEA will weigh and count the According to the DEA, medi- items before incinerating them to From page 1A know about all the organizations that are out there to help soldiers cines that languish in home cabi- properly dispose of the drugs. In Mary Zizzamia said her nets are highly susceptible to Florida, four and a half tons of Stewart, Ga. He left for his first in their time of need. diversion, misuse and abuse. prescription drugs were collected only concern is any retalia- “I am trying to put it all togeth- detachment to Afghanistan on tion that may prolong the Studies show that a majority of last year. July 28, 2009, and was injured er to let people know that there abused prescription drugs are The Lee County Sheriff’s by an 18-ton IED explosive under deployment of any troops are programs out there to help obtained from family and friends, Office held its Operation his vehicle on Oct. 16, 2009. He out there. them,” he said about the Veterans including from the home medi- Medicine Cabinet event at the was awarded a Purple Heart in Foundation, Operation Open cine cabinet. Tanger Outlet Mall 10 a.m. to 2 December while being treated at Arms and Cajun Classic. “They “A lot of people hold onto p.m. Walter Reed Army Medical crimes against human kind. We are out there to help the vets and their medication for this day,” One lady dropping off her par- Center. will never quit the pursuit of jus- their families and get the benefits Thompkins said of the event. ent’s prescriptions commented Michael is currently stationed tice in the War on Terror.” that they deserve.” “It’s just another service we’re that her mother had recently been at Fort Stewart while awaiting his With loved ones still oversees, Any profits made during the trying to provide for the commu- admitted to the hospital because medical retirement. Araujo said family members and the commu- event will be donated to the nity,” he added. she accidentally took some of her his son is walking, talking and nity have come together to help organizations so they can contin- People who did not know old medications along with her moving. send care packages to the troops ue to help the soldiers. about National Prescription Drug newer medications causing a neg- Another Cape Coral woman to let them know they are appreci- An escorted motorcycle ride Take-Back Day stopped to ask ative reaction, Sheriff’s Office who has a family member in ated. will also take place the day of the the officers what the booth was officials said in a prepared state- Afghanistan shared her thoughts Zizzamia began seeking dona- event from Cape Coral to Fort for and what they were doing. ment, adding she was happy to about the death of bin Laden. tions last month for care packages Myers. Araujo said although the Some were upset that they did not hear about this event and how she Mary Zizzamia’s son-in-law, to send to her son-in-law from the specific destination has not yet know about the collection day, could safely dispose of her these Sgt. Christopher Kellner, has patrons at the Clubhouse Grille been determined, he knows it will explaining that they had items to medications and keep her parents served two tours in Iraq and spent and Bar, so they can send boxes to begin somewhere on the corner of get rid of. safe. 86 days in Haiti two days after her son-in-law’s U.S. Marine Veterans and Del Prado Parkway. the earthquake struck the area. He Corp unit in Afghanistan. The ride will go down the was deployed in late March to She held a car wash that raised Veterans Memorial Bridge, so the Afghanistan and is expected to $900 for her cause and was able riders can pass the Iwo Jima GO bond: Plan nixed return home the first week of to send out 10 care packages last Statue and other memorials to October. Friday to her son-in-law’s unit. honor the veterans as they ride From page 1A create confusion at the polls when She said after hearing that bin Another car wash is expected to past all the way to Sun Sports an option or options are given,” Laden was killed, she was glad it be held soon. Cycle and Watercraft. McGrail said the GO bond was Chulakes-Leetz said. was over. The boxes will be sent to 24 Michael will ride on the back the only idea that had some for- The GO bond referendum “I hope this is the beginning of Marines in Afghanistan. of his father’s motorcycle and ward movement. failed unanimously. the end,” Zizzamia said, adding Araujo and his son decided to attend the June event. “We’ve seen all these ideas In other news, McGrail could that she thinks it will speed up the make a difference for the veterans The event will also feature come forward and we haven’t have been lumped into District 5, process of what our government who are coming home, by holding food and drink vendors and raffle chosen any of them. We’re seeing but instead will remain in his cur- has planned to do. an event that will shed some light drawings of prizes from Hampton them come around a second time rent district after council accepted She said her only concern is on the various organizations out Inn and Suites, Outback now,” he said. the new plan as laid out by the any retaliation that may prolong there to provide assistance in their Steakhouse, Ihop, Advanced City Manager Gary King said redistricting commission. the deployment of any troops out time of need. Auto Parts and Walmart. his staff is “actively” working on McGrail was worried the com- there. The free event will take place Araujo said they are still seek- assessment methodologies for mission was lumping him into Congressman Connie Mack on June 25 from 11 a.m. until 5 ing bands who are interested in both infill and expansion, which district 6, post redistricting, also shared his comments about p.m. at Sun Sport Cycle and playing during the event, along are due in the next couple of instead of making the decision of the killing of Osama bin Laden. Watercraft located at 3441 with any support individuals want weeks. keeping district 6 north of Pine “After nine years, seven Colonial Blvd. to give. The band Superbreed has Councilmember Chris Island Road. months and 20 days: justice “We are not trying to make a already been put on the schedule Chulakes-Leetz favored looking Mayor John Sullivan dis- served,” he said. “Tonight we profit,” he said about the veterans to play. deeper into the assessment agreed. should all remember those lost on welcome home event. “This is For information, call Tyler methodologies, but right now it is “For us to step in here the last Sept. 11, 2001 and the brave men something for the veterans.” Araujo at 239-699-7707 or important to make certain that minute … it’s ridiculous,” the and women who sacrificed so Although Araujo spent 23 email him at dntaraujo@earth- voters aren’t confused at the polls. mayor said. much in the pursuit of this coward years in the service and is now a link.net. “The last thing I want to do is who perpetuated the highest of retired veteran, he said he did not CAPE LIFE CAPE CORAL BREEZE TUESDAY,MAY 3, 2011 7

THE ARTS Harbour View Gallery announces visiting artists Library fund Harbour View Gallery in Cape Coral will wel- come “Reborn Glass” artists Vawn and Mike Gray raiser deemed and photographer Larry Garland as featured visiting artists at a public reception on Tuesday, May 3, 6-8 a success p.m. Their work will be on display through May. The gallery is at 5789 Cape Harbour Drive, Cape Friends of the Cape Coral Harbour. It is open from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. Library member and volun- Harbour View Gallery is an artists-owned cooper- teer Pat Faucher straight- ative gallery comprised of award winning local ens the paperback novel artists. It offers ever-changing displays of fine art section during the group’s paintings, pottery, photography, paper casting, jew- bi-annual book sale Friday. elry, glass art and more. The sale continued For more information, contact the gallery at 540- Saturday at the Cape Coral 5789 or visit its web site www.harbourview- gallery.com and Facebook page, Public Library at 921 S.W. www.facebook.com/harbourviewgallery . 39th Terrace, off Mohawk Parkway. Money raised is used by the Friends for Syzygy Gallery library projects. For more Art Walk in May will be Collages and 3-D by information about the Lisa Freidus. Freidus has created a few works espe- cially for this month’s show at Syzygy Gallery. library, call 533-4500 or Music by Terry Lynn visit library.lee- Syzygy Gallery also is showing their permanent county.com. For more artists: information about Friends The late Professor Erich Schmidt-Unterseher- of the Library, call 477- bronze sculptures, watercolors, and etchings; Pat 5100 or visit www.cape- Cleveland - oils; Gail Campbell - photography; Rob friends.org. de Koter photography; Christina Jarmolinski Paintings, assemblages, sculptures ,ceramics and MICHAEL PISTELLA jewelry design with semi-precious stones. Silver Jewelry from India and Tibet Syzygy Gallery, Christina Jarmolinski and Rob de Koter, 2224 First Street, Fort Myers. For infor- mation call 239 337 5100; www.syzygygallery.com Alliance for the Arts COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Alliance presents: ■ Rotary Park to a display of more than 100 classic its website for all Cape Coral, Lee “Poked in the Mind’s Eye: The Humorous cars. Many of those will return for County, and Florida residents to oppose Perspective of Doug MacGregor” from May 6-May Rotary Park Environmental Center located at 5505 Rose Garden Road, the monthly “Cruise-in.” the wasteful expenditure of $4-$5 million 28. The opening reception will be held May 6, from Car owners who want to show off of taxpayer money to reinstall the Ceitus 5-7 p.m. presents the following programs: ■ ■ Orchids 101 (16 plus years) learn their rides are invited. For questions barrier in the fragile Cape Coral North Jazz drawings by Martina Wald, German or more information on how you can Spreader ecosystem. native, part-time Sanibel resident in the member about orchids, containers, planting mediums etc., today from 5:30-7:30 be a part of the event, contact Joe The petition asks that the State of gallery May 6-28. The opening reception for the Circelli at 239-443-8940 or dcircel- Florida Department of Environmen-tal exhibit will be held May 6, from 5-7 p.m. and is free p.m. Cost $10 Cape resident/$15 non- Cape resident [email protected]. Protection deny the Environmen-tal and open to the public. Also visit us at www.capehar- Resource Permit Application for con- For more information on the artists and their ■ Container Art (12 plus years) Wednesday, May 4, 1-2:30 p.m. Cost bour.com or call 239-945-6116. struction of the Ceitus Boat Lift Storm work, visit Alliance for the Art’s website: Water Barrier in Cape Coral, Florida www.artinlee.org, or call 239-939-2787 $15 Cape residents/$20 non-Cape res- ident Tampa Rays vs. based on the findings and conclusions of ■ Beginner’s guide to kayaking the North Spreader Ecosystem Arts and craft show Monday, May 9, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. New York Yankees Management Agreement (NSEMA). Fishermens Village Arts & Crafts show will be at Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve. Tampa Rays vs. New York Yankees The Northwest Cape Coral held Saturday, May 7, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. and Sunday, A three-hour course to teach basic Bus Trip, Monday, May 16, 3:30 to Neighborhood Association believes this May 8, from noon-6 p.m. Free admission, free park- kayak paddle. Cost $40 Cape resi- 11:45 p.m., presented by Parks & is an important environmental issue and ing, shops, restaurants. For more information call dent/$60 non-resident Recreation. is encouraging Florida residents to access 352-344-0657 or www.tnteventsinc.com ■ Florida’s reptiles, Monday, May The $59 price price includes: trans- http://www.nwcape.com to sign its elec- Harbour View Gallery 9, 10-11:30 a.m. Class is free. portation via luxury motor coach, entry tronic petition that will be submitted to Registration is required. To register fee to the Baseball Game, parking fee, the State of Florida Department of Harbour View Gallery, LLC, in Cape Coral has tolls, refreshments, and snacks during Environmental Protection. Click on issued a call to artists seeking one new managing mem- and for more information call 239- 549-4606; www.CapeParks.com the bus trip. The trip will leave from the “Electronically Sign the NW Spreader ber. Cape Coral Yacht Club at 5819 Petition” and follow the easy-to-use Harbour View Gallery is a small, upscale, coopera- Driftwood Parkway. Registration is instructions. tive gallery of seven owner-artists representing a wide Letter Carrier’s required. For more information and to Questions may be addressed to range of art media. The gallery is located in prime retail Food Drive register call the Cape Coral Yacht Club [email protected]. For more informa- space on the promenade at the Marina at Cape Harbour at 574-0806. tion, visit http://www.nwcape.com. and has been in business since October 2007. Along The 19th annual National with an ideal location, the gallery’s success can be Association of Letter Carriers Food attributed to the quality of art represented in the gallery, Drive will be held on Saturday, May Four Freedoms Park the cooperative spirit among the managing members 14. With the increase in need for food Volunteer dancers Cape Coral Parks and Rec partnered and their shared goal of success. and related supplies in Lee and Collier with USA Dance Cost $5 dance classes The gallery’s current members work includes pot- counties, the “Stamp Out Hunger” needed every Wednesday at Four Freedoms tery, glass work/mosaics, paper casting, watercolors, Food Drive is especially important. Heart and Soles Dance Team seek Park, 4808 Tarpon Court., from 7 to 9 photography and jewelry. Ideally, the new member’s This is the day when letter carriers col- women 45 and up for the newly formed p.m. (class for one hour- party for one artwork would contrast with and complement the media lect non-perishables food that has been team performing at community fund hour) Cost: $5 ballroom dance class now represented. left by mailboxes. Food collected in raisers, nursing homes and many other Contact Four Freedoms, 475-0804, Existing gallery owners are looking for artists with Lee County goes to the Harry Chapin venues. Don Davenport, USA Dance 368-8423 business or managerial skills, sales or public relations Food Bank. No formal dance training is Teacher: Ron Fucci, independent teacher experience, and who work well in a shared decision Northerners who are returning home required, just rhythm and the ability to and assistant, Barb Wilson (Ambassador) making environment. prior to May 14, may drop off their learn energetic routines. For only $5, learn to do foxtrot, The call to artists, application, and more information contributions at any Post Office, the If anyone is interested, call Shar at waltz, swing, tango, rumba for the next are available via the gallery’s web site www.har- items will be saved and added to the 239-415-3331 or Vita 239-560- special occasion. Classes consist of 8 to bourviewgallery.com or email at art@harbourview- May 14, contributions. Virtually any 3548; email us at Dancers@Heart-and- 9 weeks. gallery.com. kind of food may be donated in Soles.com unopened, non-breakable containers. USA Dance Items especially in need are peanut but- Social and theme dances. The sec- ter, tuna, rice, beans, and canned Lake Kennedy ond Sunday of each month is a “Tea ENTERTAINMENT meats, fruits, vegetables and soups. Dance” at one of the participating For more information call239-573- Senior Center: Events dance studios in the Fort Myers/Cape 9638. Lake Kennedy Senior Center Coral area. Calendar Girls located at 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. The fourth Sunday of each month is The Calendar Girls will perform: offers the following events: a “Theme Dance” Down by the ■ Land Sea Air event ■ May 5, at 11 a.m. at J. Colin English School, Day trip to the Don CeSar Riverside at the Riverside Community 120 Pine Island Road, North Fort Myers for its raises $75,000 for CCMI Resort & Spa tour and New Dali Center, 3001 Riverside Drive, Fort annual Cinco de Mayo celebration More than 125 guests attended the Museum, St. Petersburg, Wednesday, ■ Myers. May 6 at 6:30 p.m. Inaugural Learning for inaugural Land Sea Air event on April May 11, 8:30 a.m. Cost $64 mem- For more information call 239-368- Life...Got Talent Show at Cypress Lake High, 9 at South Seas Island Resort on bers, $74 non-members. Registration 8423. 6750 Panther Lane, Fort Myers Captiva helping raise $75,000 for required. ■ May 21 at 11 a.m. Dr. Ella Piper Center Community Cooperative Ministries Classes: “Memorial Day Reflections” at the Share Club, Inc. ■ Sing, act and dance with Betty Barrier Islands 5170 Orange Grove Boulevard, North Fort Myers CCMI provides more than 14,000 Dentzen: Act it Out, Monday 1 p.m. ■ May 21 at 3:30 p.m. North Fort Myers $2 per member, $6 per non-member guided walk meals each month through their Soup Bowditch Point Park to learn of bar- Relay for Life at J. Colin English School, 120 Pine ■ Open Karaoke Mondays, 2:30 Kitchen and Meals on Wheels pro- rier islands, their ecosystem, and how Island Road, North Fort Myers p.m.; Thursday 12:30 p.m. grams. The nonprofit agency also edu- they protect the mainland. Walks re ■ May 29 at 4 p.m. Memorial Day Service in ■ Betty’s Guys and Dolls dance cates 40 children in their Community held every Tuesday from 9:30-11 a.m. Centennial Park in Fort Myers class Monday, 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Montessori Preschool, provides week- ad Friday’s from 1 to 2:30 p.m. The Thursday 9:30 a.m. Cost $2 per end backpacks full of food to more than walk is free. There is a $1 per hour member/$7 per non-member Dance Mother’s Day 2,500 children each school year and parking fee. oversees a mobile food pantry and ■ Natural Golf with Joe Dance on Mother’s Day, May 8, will be held at Tranchida Wednesdays 1 p.m. Wear Bowditch Point Park is located at Aki’s Dance Studio, 6300 Metro Plantation Road, everyday choice cafe and marketplace. 50 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. For more information, call 239- comfortable clothing and footwear, Fort Myers. Call 239-275-9252 for more informa- and bring a driver, 6-iron, 9-iron and Visit www.leeparks.org or call 239- tion. 332-7687 or visit www.ccmileecoun- 533-7444 for more information. ty.com a putter. Cost $2 per member/$6 per Florida Repertory Theatre non-member “The Devil’s Music” the life an blues of Bessie ■ Wii workshops and play. Habitat for Humanity Smith by Angelo Parra at the Florida Rep May 3- Monthly Car Cruise-In Anyone interested in participating must attend an instructional work- The Habitat for Humanity of Lee May 22. Discounted preview May 3, 4 and 5. and Hendry Counties, Inc. Thrift Florida Rep performs at the Historic Arcade theatre at Cape Harbour shop. Call for an appointment. Cape Harbour will soon be the ■ Ballroom dance classes with Store will hold a 50 percent off tick- in the Fort Myers River District. For tickets and eted items sale every third Saturday more information call 239-332-4488, 239-787- place to go if you own a classic car, Jeanne Esposito Tuesdays, 11 a.m. of each month. You are invited to 8053; www.FLORIDAREP.ORG hot rod, unique sports car, truck or Cost $4 per member/$8 per non- motorcycle and want to show it off, member stop in to see what item(s) are on sale or if you just want to admire these ■ Tuesday night dancing with that day and shop ‘til you drop. Cultural Park Theatre lovingly restored great classics. Erich, 7-9:30 p.m. (doors open at Donations of building materials, “The Reveille Revue” will be held May 5, 6, 7 A monthly car “Cruise-In” is 6:30 p.m.) Bring beverage. Cost $5 kitchen cabinets, and household (2 shows), 8. being organized for the first members/$9 non-members items are greatly appreciated. We do The Cultural Park Theatre is at Cultural Park Thursday of every month beginning To register and for more informa- pick up donations that are large in Blvd. For more information call 239-772-5862. May 5, from 4 until 8 p.m. tion on any of the trips and classes size! Call (239) 652-0388. This nostalgic trek down memory call 574-0575. The Thrift Store is open Tuesday Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre lane is sure to please the whole fami- through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 ly. Every car has a story and owners p.m. and is located off Old 41 The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, 1380 Northwest Cape Coral between Pine Island (Bayshore) Road Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, presents the musical of these classic beauties are more than willing to share their experi- Neighborhood Assoc. and Pondella Road at 1288 N “Rent” playing through May 14. For more infor- Tamiami Trail, North Fort Myers. mation and tickets call 239-278-4422. ences and show off their cool rides. The Northwest Cape Coral At Cape Harbour’s recent Water and Neighborhood Association, Inc. has Wheels event, spectators were treated made an electronic petition available on OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,MAY 3, 2011 8

CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS Garden Club Monday of each month 6:30 p.m. all year long, at the Cape Coral of Cape Coral Hospital, room A. For more infor- The Garden Club of Cape mation call 542-7448. Coral will meet May 11, 7 p.m. at the Epiphany Episcopal Church, 2507 Del Prado Blvd. (south of Land of Lincoln Club the Mid-point Bridge in the Puffer The Land of Lincoln Club Room, enter through the rear of (Illinoians) meets the second the building.) Marty Kindall will Monday of each month from speak about “Ethnobotany of the September to May, at Wine & Calusa Indians.” She works at the Roses on Cape Coral Parkway for Randall Research Center on Pine a noon lunch. Call Jody-945- Island.For more information con- 2661 for information. tact Linda Keirstead at 549- 3440. Order of the Eastern Star American Business Loyalty Chapter No. 309 Women’s Association Order of the Eastern Star meets The American Business the second and fourth Monday of Women’s Association Cape Coral each month except July, August, Caloosa Chapter will hold an September at the Cape Coral Employment Forum on Masonic Lodge, 244 Santa Wednesday, May 11, at Cape Coral Barbara Blvd., at 7:30 p.m. All Branch-Lee County Public Library, members are welcome. Men and 921 SW 39th Terrace, from 5:30 to women are welcome to join. For MICHAEL PISTELLA 7:30 p.m. The feature speakers will more information call Arleene at Greening the grounds be Southwest Florida Works and 945-1047. the Cape Coral Library. The topic Mariner Middle culinary teacher Kim Lindmeyer digs one of the holes for a palm tree will include information about local Guardian Angels to be planted on the school grounds Thursday. EnSite spearheaded the ground free resources available to employ- The Guardian Angels for improvement project with other businesses also taking part. Among them was ers and job seekers. Open to the Special Populations meet on the Greenprint Lawn and Landscaping, which donated the delivery and equipment for the public and free of charge second Tuesday of every month trees, Pine Island’s Palmco, which donated the palms, and Southern Gardens, which Call Teresa at (831) 277-0378 (except July and August) at 6:30 donated the dirt that went into raised garden boxes. The full story may be found on or Christine at (239) 542-9955 p.m. at the Special Populations cape-coral-daily-breeze.com facility on 400 Santa Barbara Orchid Society Blvd. For more information call The Southwest Florida Orchid 549-4531.. Society will hold its monthly meet- ing on Monday, May 10, at 7:30 Fraternal Order Memorial Day service set for May 30 p.m. at the Rutenberg Eco Living Center, 6490 South Point Blvd., of Eagles 3957 Coral Ridge Funeral Home & Cemetery in Cape will perform patriotic songs. Other activities will Fort Myers. The public is invited to The Aerie meets the first and Coral, will host a Memorial Day service at 10 a.m., include a ceremonial fly-over by a UH-1 “Huey” attend. Guest speaker is Joe Hayden third Tuesday of the month at 7 Monday, May 30, in the Veterans Honor Garden at helicopter from the Lee County Mosquito Control of Sun Bulb in Arcadia. His pres- P.M. The Ladies Auxiliary meets the cemetery, 1630 S.W. Pine Island Road. District, a 21 white dove release by Southwest entation will be on Phalaenopsis the second and fourth Tuesday of The event will be free and open to the public. Florida White Doves, bagpipes by George Cook of orchids. He will have orchids for the month at 7:30 p.m.. The Aerie U.S. Air Force Chaplain, Major Vincent A. the Lee County Pipes & Drums and a motorcycle sale and provide orchids for the raf- is located at 4647 SE 9th Place Cummings will serve as military chaplain for the memorial ride-in by Elk’s Riders U.S.A. The Boy fle table. Prior to the meeting at 7: (Club Square). For more informa- service. Guest speakers will include Bob Rieser, Scouts and Cub Scouts will pass out American flags p.m., there will be a Question and tion call 549-8477. Past Commander of VFW Post 8463 and Honor to all who attend. Answer session to discuss orchid Guard Captain and Councilman William Deile , U.S. Refreshments will be served following the serv- fundamentals.Contact Cape Coral Army Colonel (retired). ice. www.swfos.org or 561-0587. The Mariner High School JROTC will post the For more information, Friends of Wildlife colors. The barbershop quartet “The Sun-Sations” visitwww.CoralRidgeFuneralHome.com Cape Coral Women’s Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife (CCFW) is a non-profit, volunteer Connection organization dedicated to the The Cape Coral Women’s preservation of the Cape’s unique Disabled Ironman Triathlete Jason Gunter Connection invites all ladies to wildlife. Its members have volun- lunch on Monday, May 9. Doris teered more than 6,000 hours Witt from Creative Photo, will give since its creation in 2002 educat- to headline Goodwill annual luncheon tips on how to take great photos. ing the community and visitors North Fort Myers Goodwill Industries of sponsorship. Special power point presentation of about burrowing owls and other Southwest Florida, Inc. is honored to announce Tickets are available by calling (239) 995- the year. Lunch, cake and ice cream, species. Members meet for pro- Jason Gunter, P.A. as keynote speaker of 2106 ext. 249. More information is also avail- music with Leah Hileman. grams and education at 7 p.m. on Goodwill’s annual Awards Luncheon. able at www.goodwillswfl.org. Inspirational speaker Amy Peck the second Tuesday of every other The Fort Myers attorney and double-amputee Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc. from Madeira Beach. The event will month at Rotary Park, 5505 Rose made headlines after qualifying for and compet- helps people with disabilities and other disadvan- be held from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Garden Road (El Dorado and ing in the 2009 Ironman Triathlon World tages to overcome their barriers to independence, Palmetto Pines Country Club. Pelican). This year, the months Championship in Kona, Hawaii. through job placement programs, youth mentor- Doors open at 10:15 a.m. for social will be March, May, July, Goodwill’s annual Awards Luncheon is a cel- ing and education, vehicle assistance, and afford- time. This is the last meeting until September and November. ebration of the nonprofit agency’s top achievers, able housing. Goodwill supports these programs October. Come and bring friends. For more information call graduates, and supporters in the community. through the resale of donated goods at its 25 Prepaid reservation only, due by 574-6318 or visit: This year’s luncheon will be held on Friday, May Retail & Donation Centers in Lee, Collier, today, May 3. Make check payable www.ccfriendsofwildlife.org 6, at the Harborside Event Center in the Fort Charlotte, Glades, and Hendry Counties. to CCWC; send to CCWC. P.O. Myers River District (1375 Monroe Street). For more information, please visit www.good- Box 725, Alva, FL 33920. Tickets to the Goodwill Annual Awards willswfl.org . Cancellations no later than 6 p.m. International Luncheon are $50 per person or $500 for a table Wednesday, May 4. Call Verlene at Association of 694-5974. Administrative Lee Republican Professionals Bay-to-Gulf SUP Race and free demo The International Association Women Federated of Administrative Professionals Races, demos and more will happen the first The event will include a raffle with dozens of The May luncheon meeting of holds its monthly meetings on the Sunday in May at Bunche Beach Preserve in south prizes and proceeds going toward the new SWFL Lee Republican Women Federated second Tuesday of each month at Fort Myers. SUP Club, which can be found on Facebook. Race is Monday, May 9; social hour the Hilton Garden Inn on the cor- More than 50 racers are expected and a dozen questions can be directed to (239) 533-7444 or begins at 11:15 a.m. with lunch and ner of Summelin Road and outfitters will be on hand for demonstrations and for (239) 229-0649. People who do not have their own program to follow at Hilton Garden College Parkway in South Fort the public to try this fast-growing watersport. SUP boards can rent them. For a list of local outfit- Inn-Fort Myers, 12601 University Myers. Races start at 9:30 a.m. with an awards ceremo- ters, visit www.calusablueway.com/articles/outfit- Drive.Cost: $16, all inclusive This is a professional adminis- ny following. Demos open to the public run from 9 ters or call (239) 533-7444. For reservations: Call 239-432- trative organization that has guest a.m. to 1 p.m. The May 7 Bay-to-Gulf SUP Race The Optimist Club of Lee County and the Lee 9389 or email speakers, holds events, and offers will bring together Southwest Florida’s burgeoning County Tourist Development Council also are spon- [email protected] scholarships to local high SUP population and show others from around the sors. The partnering hotel for the event is LaQuinta Speaker for the luncheon pro- school/college seeking individu- Sunshine State and Southeast the pristine paddling Inn, 20091 Summerlin Road, Fort Myers. The part- gram is Andy Joppa, Professor at als in the area of business and/or on the Great Calusa Blueway in Lee County, accord- nering campground is San Carlos RV Resort, 18701 Mercy College in Naples, FL. Mr. the administrative field ing to race organizer Vicki Little of Lee County San Carlos Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Joppa will speak on The US For more information contact Parks & Recreation. Attendees also can explore Bunche Beach Constitution. Contact: Michele Debby Kooi at [email protected] The race features a 1-mile recreational race, a Preserve, which features more than 700 acres of Duryea President LRWF or 338-2550, ext. 210 or Linda 3.5-mile competitive race, a family fun race and a habitat and wildlife. The preserve is located at [email protected] or Baumbach at 334-7275.. sponsors’ relay race. Check the race entry form for 18201 John Morris Road, Fort Myers. Bunche 239-280-7653 divisions and age brackets. Entry is $20 in advance Beach provides access to the Great Calusa Blueway, or $30 race day. a 190-mile marked paddling route that meanders Sons of Italy Visit https://webtrac.leegov.com to register or behind the Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel. Details NARFE Sons of Italy, Charles J. call (239) 533-7440. No admission fee exists for and maps are available at www.calusablueway.com. National Active & Retired Bonaparte Lodge No. 2504 meets spectators or demos. Federal Employees Association, the second Wednesday of each Cape Coral Chapter 1002 will meet month at 7 p.m., at the CRA in at the Asia Buffet,.1706 Del Prado Club Square. For more informa- Blvd., at noon on May 11. For tion call Linda Biondi, 542-2254 Women’s Legacy Fund information call 482-6713. days, 549-4972 evenings. (The club does not meet in the summer) Caloosahatchee Spring Luncheon set for May 13 Cape Coral Moose Lodge 2395 Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s lives of those around them. WLF members can Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge Social Club fifth annual Women’s Legacy Fund Spring make the special women in their lives a WLF Angel 2395 meets at 7:30 p.m. the second The Cape Coral Social Club Luncheon will be held May 13 with a minimum contribution of $1,000 in their and fourth Mondays; Woman’s meets the second Thursday of The luncheon will take place at the Sanibel name. Auxiliary meets at 7:30 p.m. the every month at the Cape Coral Harbour Resort & Spa, 17260 Harbour Pointe Attendees need not be members to attend the first and third Mondays at 419 E. Yacht Club. The social hour Drive in Fort Myers, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. luncheon. The cost is $32 per person and reserva- Cape Coral Parkway. For informa- begins at 9:30 a.m., the meeting The luncheon will include a report by last year’s tions are required by May 9. To register, please con- tion call 945-6066. follows at 10 a.m. There is a din- grant recipients on the impact of their Women’s tact Women’s Legacy Fund at wlfevents@florida- ner/dance the third Saturday of Legacy Fund grant and an announcement of this community.com or call 239-274-5900. Cape Coral every month also held at the year’s WLF grant recipients who are focused on As a part of the event, Sanibel Harbour is offer- Yacht Club. For tickets for the homeless issues in our community. ing a 30 percent discount for all spa services on the Elks Lodge dinner dance call Norm Hogan at The newest WLF Angels will also be announced day of the luncheon for all event attendees. Advance The Cape Coral Elks Lodge 458-0759. To become a member, during the event. The Angel honorary designation is reservations are required by calling 239-466-2156 meets on the second and fourth call Betty Rogers at 549-6152. for mothers, sisters, aunts, daughters, grandchildren, and mentioning you are a guest of the Women’s Monday at 7 p.m. Socials are held friends and other loved ones, either living or Legacy Fund Luncheon on May 13. throughout the year for members deceased, who have had a special impact on the and their guests. Cape Coral Elks Fleet Reserve Lodge No. 2596 is at 4631 S.E. Association 10th Place (Club Square). For The Fleet Reserve Association Big Brothers Big Sisters needs adult mentors information call 549-1508. (Southwest Florida Branch 118) for active, reserve and retired per- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Florida is in community. Volunteers must be at least 15 years old Cape Coral sonnel of the Navy, Marine Corp need of mentors to match with children in need of a car- for the school based program, and 18 years old for the and Coast Guard. Meetings are ing adult in their lives. community based program. Toastmasters, held on the second Thursday of Volunteers can choose to be a “Big Brother” or “Big There are also opportunities to volunteer for events, every month at noon at the Elks Sister” in either our School-based program, where they special projects, and fundraisers. Club 9051 Lodge No. 2596, 4631 S.E. 10th mentor a child at school one hour a week, or our To help, call Big Brothers Big Sisters at 278-0003 Cape Coral Toastmasters, Club Place. Call 239-731-6607. Community-based program, in which they mentor the or visit www.Hereforthekids.org. 9051 meets the second and fourth child twice a month by doing various activities in the Page 9A CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, May 3, 2011

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SHEFFER CROSSWORD Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. Use logic and process of elimi- nation to solve the puzzle. The difficulty level ranges from FAMILY CIRCUS Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest). Difficulty: Silver GOREN BRIDGE WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q 1 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: Q 4 - As South, vulnerable, you hold:

♠ 9 6 5 3 2 ♥ 10 5 ♦ K J 8 ♣ 7 6 2 ♠ A 8 7 4 ♥ 8 7 5 2 ♦ A 6 5 ♣ 9 2 Partner opens the bidding with one no Partner opens the bidding with one trump. What action do you take? club. What do you respond? A - Your long spades might be of no A - To even contemplate responding use to partner at no trump, but should one no trump boggles the mind — that score a couple of tricks as ruffs in a is the way to miss a possible major- spade contract. Bid two spades (or suit game. With two four-card suits, transfer into spades if those are your bid your cheaper suit regardless of methods, then pass two spades). quality. Respond one heart. Removing to the master suit also has the advantage of making it more diffi- Q 5 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: cult for the opponents to compete. 8 3 A 8 3 A Q 7 5 4 3 7 2 Q 2 - Both vulnerable, as South you ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣ hold: The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH A K A 8 7 5 2 A Q 7 6 2 K ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣ WEST 1♣ Pass 1♦ Pass The bidding has proceeded: 1♠ Pass ? SOUTH WEST NORTH What do you bid now? JUMBLE EAST 1♥ Pass 1♠ Pass THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ? A - Whatever your methods, you do by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek What do you bid now? not have enough to bid two hearts, either as fourth-suit forcing or a natu- Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, A - You have an excellent hand in ral reverse, since both would be game- to form four ordinary words. terms of high cards, but half your forcing. However, you do not want to points are concentrated in your short make a simple rebid when you hold DMYDU suits. Since you do not know where two aces and a six-card suit, so make the hand is going to play, do not rob an invitational jump to three diamonds yourself of bidding space by jump despite the poor quality of your suit. ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. shifting in diamonds. Be content with CRYPTOQUIP a quiet two diamonds. Unless partner Q 6 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: ARDUF can bid again, it’s unlikely you are missing a game. ♠ 7 ♥ A K 7 6 ♦ A 9 5 ♣ K J 10 7 3 Q 3 - Neither vulnerable, as South you The bidding has proceeded: hold: SOUTH WEST NORTH PSSLHA EAST ♠ A J ♥ 7 6 3 ♦ J 9 8 ♣ K J 6 5 2 1♣ Pass 1♠ Pass ?

Sign Up for the IAFLOFCI (OFFICIAL) Jumble Facebook fan club The bidding has proceeded: What do you bid now? NORTH EAST SOUTH OCTLYS WEST A - An awkward hand. Since partner’s Now arrange the circled letters response did nothing to improve your to form the surprise answer, as 1♥ 2♦ ? suggested by the above cartoon. What do you bid now? hand, you do not have enough to reverse into two hearts and one no Ans: “ ” A - Despite 10 points in high cards, do trump with a singleton is always dis- not think of any action other than two tasteful. We opt for two clubs as the Saturday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) hearts. Since your jacks could be least of evils. Jumbles: YOUNG GUILT() DRENCH FALLEN Yesterday’s (Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers’ responses sent in Jumbles: WHEELAnswer: His BATCH view from theSHRINK hot-air balloon SPRAWL looked wasted and your trump support is poor, this hand is not worth its face care of this newspaper or to Tribune Media Services Inc., Answer: Celebrity battlesbetter in can this —sometimes THE “LIGHT” turn OF intoDAY — 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY. 14207. E-mail STAR WARS value. responses may be sent to [email protected].) TOP PICKS

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If you’d rather You’ll have double be lazing around in Holiday the energy of yester- the meadow than day, so don’t let it go fighting the mata- Mathis to waste. Go beyond dor, no one will what you did yester- blame you for going day. If you walked a with your natural HOROSCOPES mile, walk two. If MICHAEL PISTELLA rhythms and incli- you read an article, nations. BY HOLIDAY finish the whole Signing the floor ARIES (March magazine. Lisa Flugger of Edison National Bank signs the bare floor after she and her fellow 21-April 19). You PISCES (Feb. “Edison girls” painted one of the bedrooms of Michelle Wolcott’s new home Saturday. go out of your way to get mental 19-March 20). You’ll benefit by perspective. No one can accuse Flugger, along with Habitat For Humanity’s new Women Build group, are renovating a trying to see the other side of an you of missing the forest for the equation. For instance, maybe it’s formerly foreclosed northeast Cape Coral house purchased with the help of Habitat trees. You’ll see the trees, the for- not the people involved in a prob- For Humanity. Wolcott and her two sons plan to move into their new home May 7 in est, the continent they are on and lem who are to blame for it, but time for Mothers’ Day. the curve of the planet. the situation and environment TAURUS (April 20-May 20). they are in. You’re not sure how far to take an TODAY’S BIRTHDAY idea. There are expenses (May 3). You have skills, and the involved, and you’re not sure next 10 weeks bring several Early evaluation of stuttering whether it would be worthwhile opportunities to apply them and to incur those expenses. The gain maximum personal and answer is: not yet. Don’t put your financial satisfaction. July brings money into this until you are cer- the attainment of a treasured pos- is always best for a child tain. session. Domestic life gains fresh GEMINI (May 21-June 21). energy in August. You’ll attract DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My rors. They come on a take up residence Staying on course will be a chal- fans in September. You share a great-grandson, age 4, has had few hours after going there and add to the lenge. Your mind fires in many special connection with Scorpio speech defects since he started to sleep. The child problem. directions at once. Your social and Cancer people. Your lucky talking. He begins a sentence and screams, has a racing First off, get rid interaction may feel unfocused. numbers are: 7, 40, 18, 43 and then stutters before he can com- heart and looks of possible infecting Yet the whimsy of your mood 14. plete it. He will begin school next frightened, but goes agents by using a produces bits of creativity that ASTROLOGICAL QUES- year. He is very self-conscious back to sleep quickly. dab of miconazole turn out to be both interesting and TIONS: “I’m a Virgo. A few about this. He has no recollec- cream, twice a day, lucrative. years ago, I was deeply in debt. Also, he wakes up during the tion of the event the for two weeks. If CANCER (June 22-July 22). Then I made a large sum of night screaming. Who is the best following morning. you don’t notice a There’s something you could do money unexpectedly, and I paid it doctor for these situations? For most children, change for the bet- better if you had formal instruc- all off. Now I’m married with — J.A. it’s a period they pass ter, do two weeks of tion in it. The training is not as children and in even deeper than through without suf- Dr. Donohue Bactroban ointment difficult to get, time consuming the first time, although this time ANSWER: About 5 percent fering any conse- for staph eradica- or costly as you think it will be. it’s mostly real estate so it’s con- of children pass through a phase quences. The parents tion. Then go on a Go for it! sidered ‘good debt.’ However, of stuttering. In 75 percent of should mention this drying campaign LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). there is still a car payment and cases, you can anticipate that the to the doctor when TO YOUR with ChapStick, and There is a person who goes in two credit cards that are nearly child will get over it, but 25 per- they see him or her continue using it after you clean, polish and present maxed. I feel the pressure of this cent don’t. Your grandson started for the stuttering GOOD indefinitely. all the work you’ve done. Honor financial debt at all times. I even stuttering early and still has the problem. HEALTH and praise this often-unsung dream about it. My husband, an trouble at age 4. It’s more likely DEAR DR. helper. Make your appreciation Aquarius, says I’m worried he won’t get over it spontaneous- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I was widely known. unnecessarily and I should loosen ly. The family doctor or his pedi- DONOHUE: Please write about treated with radiation for throat VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). up. But how am I supposed to do atrician needs to assess the prob- angular cheilitis. I suffer from it. I cancer. I have had little taste and If you have thoughts that are that, knowing that the financial lem. He’s had speech problems have gotten numerous prescrip- saliva since. I need condiments or inappropriate or prejudiced, keep situation is so dire?” for so long that he most probably tion salves and over-the-counter sweeteners in order to enjoy food. them to yourself and don’t worry Your husband is right. The would benefit from seeing a preparations, but nothing helps. It A visit to the dentist showed four too much. This is only a sign that worry won’t do you any good and speech-language pathologist. The keeps me from getting a good cavities, probably due to my lack you have let down your guard and will only restrict you from the family’s doctor or his pediatrician night’s sleep. Doctors and den- of saliva and the sugar I use. are in a highly creative mode. flow of good fortune. The stress- will recommend one to his par- tists have told me that if I get den- Would honey be a better sweeten- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). ful feelings will go away when ents. tures (I have my own teeth), they er? I would think so. Two doctors What a bit of fun you’ll get into you have a plan on paper that I don’t know much about stut- will fill out my cheeks, and it will and the dentist don’t agree. today. Some might even call it makes sense to you. This will tering. I do know, however, that go away. — P.K. trouble, and they wouldn’t be far require you to face your financial saying things like “slow down” — R.T. off, either. But it’s the kind of scene honestly, thoroughly and and “relax” are not helpful. It’s ANSWER: Make that three fun/trouble that bubbles up and head on. Take it on as you would ANSWER: then recedes just as quickly. any other project. Try not to be so also not helpful to finish the boy’s Angular cheilitis doctors and a dentist who don’t SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). sentences. Be patient and let him (key-LIE-tiss) is an irritation and agree. Think of honey as sugar — emotionally involved. Read You might take certain shortcuts complete his thoughts. And don’t inflammation of the corners of the that’s what it is. Have you tried books on personal finance, or get when you’re walking alone, but make an issue of his speech. He’s a financial mentor. Look at it as a lips, the place where the upper artificial sweeteners? They don’t you wouldn’t bring others down not responsible and has little con- and lower lips meet. The area is damage the teeth. math equation to be solved the same potentially treacherous instead of a judgment about you. trol over it. red, sometimes swollen, and path — too risky. Your protective Dr. Donohue regrets that he is Another smart move the boy’s develops painful cracks that even- nature emerges tonight. If you would like to write to parents can make is to contact the tually are covered with a crust. unable to answer individual let- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- ters, but he will incorporate them Holiday Mathis, please go to Stuttering Foundation of America Structural changes in the face Dec. 21). You’ve worked hard to www.creators.com and click on in his column whenever possible. at 800-992-9392 or online at that come with aging encourage achieve a certain standard in your “Write the Author” on the Readers may write him or request www.sutteringhelp.org. The the pooling of saliva in that area. work, and now you need to work Holiday Mathis page, or you may foundation gives excellent advice Poorly fitted dentures are also a an order form of available health just as hard to market it. 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Most states also giving too much Your analogy only cult man), and I suspect they years. During that period, he has now offer 2-1-1 phone lines that personal informa- goes so far. Dad believe I “spy” for him. I do not, cheated countless times, left me can direct you to resources, tion, which, we can certainly ask although sometimes he tells me for other women and developed a including low-cost legal assis- assume, is your his daughter to information about them that I crack habit. I have tried to stick it tance. And please reach out to husband’s main move out over didn’t know. out because I believe marriage is your family, church and local objection. this. But would We all are on Facebook, but I for better or worse. community centers for help. you feel the same seldom get to check because of Right now is definitely Dear Annie: I if he dictated what work, family and household obli- “worse.” He will not admit that Dear Annie: Please settle a generally agree kind of makeup gations. I’m in a quandary as to he has a problem. He hangs out disagreement. After 40 years of with your advice, she can buy with whether to confront them, and if with some shady individuals who mental abuse, I finally ended the but I think you her own money? so, how? knock on our door day and night. toxic relationship with my moth- blew it with Even if you — Texas He cannot pay the bills because er in order to keep my hard-won “Tatted,” the girl believe she is Dear Texas: A confrontation he spends the money on drugs. If sobriety. Except when absolutely who got a tattoo immature, she is in Kathy implies belligerence. It’s OK to I venture an opinion, he blows necessary, we have not spoken in and was afraid to fact a legal adult tell your siblings, nicely, that you his top or leaves the house and more than 10 years. tell her dad. I agree Mitchell and entitled to pay feel hurt when you are excluded stays out until the next morning. The problem is what to say that she should tell & Marcy for her own tattoo. from family events and would He constantly accuses me of when someone asks, “How is him right away, but If Daddy never Sugar like to be notified when someone cheating. It does not seem like a your mother?” I reply honestly, to say it was OK allows her to make is in town. But you should also marriage anymore. “I don’t know. We don’t speak.” because she is an her own choices do your part by making a greater We share the same bed and try My husband says I should simply adult is ludicrous. — good or bad — effort to stay in touch, either via to be cordial to each other. But say, “She’s fine,” and leave it at Just because ANNIE’S she will never Facebook, e-mail or phone. we are like roommates. I know it that. But the one time I did, the you are 18 doesn’t MAILBOX learn to be respon- is over. I have no money, no car woman exclaimed, “How can make you an adult. sible. Annie’s Mailbox is written by and no job, so I do not see a way that be? She was in a car wreck If she is living with Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, out of this. I have been trying to yesterday!” leaving us both her father, she has to abide by his Dear Annie: I have three sis- longtime editors of the Ann find affordable housing for my embarrassed. What is the best rules. When you can support ters. I’m the “odd man out” Landers column. Please e-mail daughters and me, but it’s impos- way to handle such inquiries? yourself, pay your own bills and because I neither smoke nor your questions to anniesmail- sible without an income. — Better Off Without Mom live separately, you can get your drink to excess as they do. [email protected], or write to: He is not willing to leave, and tattoo. If you talk in the theater, Several times, they have made Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators I have no place to go. How can I Dear Better Off: If you don’t the ushers will throw you out. If plans to do something as a fami- Syndicate, 5777 W. Century get over him while we are living mind telling people that you are you smoke in a restaurant, you ly and not invited me. Recently, Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA in the same house? not speaking to your mother, it’s will be asked to leave. So why when my sister from out of state 90045. To find out more about — Lost fine to say so, as long as it does- should an 18-year-old do what visited, I wasn’t told. I feel left Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- n’t provoke a long-winded lec- she wants without regard to the out and unwanted. tures by other Creators Dear Lost: Many states have ture. We recommend a slightly rules set down by the person sup- Since my parents divorced 10 Syndicate writers and cartoon- job-training programs for women altered response: “I don’t know. I porting her? It’s his house. years ago, we’ve drifted apart. I ists, visit the Creators Syndicate in your position. Call the gover- haven’t spoken to her recently.” — Bill am the only one who maintains Web page at www.creators.com. CAPE CORAL BREEZE SPORTS 12

cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2011 Borel makes Miracle long shot rally, win appealing 4-3 in 10 By TIM ETHRIDGE ■ Scripps Howard News Service Standings, 13A OUISVILLE, Ky. — With Special to the Breeze an unprecedented three wins [email protected] LLin the last four Kentucky PORT CHARLOTTE — Trailing Derbys, Calvin Borel is a great exam- 3-1 in the ninth inning, Fort Myers ple of how a jockey has to be patient Miracle first baseman Nate Hanson on a horse. launched a two-run home run to tie This year, the 44-year-old rider the game and send it into extra had to show patience even before the innings. Nick Romero delivered a race. Despite his track record at two-out RBI single in the 10th to pro- Churchill Downs, Borel was without pel the Miracle to a 4-3 victory a Derby ride just last week, but he Monday night over the Charlotte swears he wasn’t worried. Stone Crabs. “I’ll ride something,” Borel said two Minnesota Twins right-hander weeks ago. “This is how it goes — Kevin Slowey made his second rehab that’s horse racing. We’ll find one.” appearance for the Miracle (14-11). He found one, and at what was After six scoreless innings, Charlotte close to the last minute. Saturday, he struck first with a pair against Miracle will climb aboard Twice the Appeal, reliever Matt Tone. The Miracle which is listed at 50-to-1 by most odd- responded in the top of the eighth with smakers despite a win in the Sunland a run of their own, making it 2-1. Derby, in the expected field of 20. The Stone Crabs (9-16) got an The Sunland Derby, in New unearned run in the eighth. Mexico, was the race that Borel’s sec- After Romero’s leadoff single in the ond Derby winner, Mine That Bird, ninth, Hanson crushed a two-strike finished third in two years ago before pitch over the left field wall to knot the surprising folks with an upset that game at 3-3. Miracle reliever Dakota paid $103.20. Borel says the final Watts retired Charlotte 1-2-3 in the Kentucky Derby prep is where the ninth to send the game to the 10th. similarities end. Stone Crabs closer Josh Satow start- “This one looks like he’s much MICHAEL PISTELLA ed the 10th, but Miracle outfielder more athletic,” Borel said Saturday. Jhonthan Goncalves got the inning “Mine That Bird had one big run in Football campers started with a flare down the right field him. This one can move around some.” line that stayed just fair for a leadoff Twice the Appeal appears to be a Above, Brian Conley, 13, throws a pass on the final day of the Cape Coral double. Satow retired the next two bat- late bloomer. The Kentucky-bred son Instructional Football Camp Saturday at the Storms Complex. Below, ters, but Romeo dropped a hit behind of Successful Appeal was a $35,000 Cameron Howitt, 12, runs through one of the many drills set up for the first base and Goncalves beat the throw purchase and failed to win in his first to the plate as the Miracle took their six starts. He won his final race as a three-day spring break camp conducted by several former NFL players. More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. first lead of the night. 2-year-old, in a $30,000 maiden race Watts cruised in the 10th inning, at Santa Anita, and came back with a striking out two of three. Watts (1-1) $40,000 allowance win at Santa picked up the win, tossing three Anita in mid-January. frames in his longest appearance of He finished second in the Turf Paradise Derby, but was disqualified the season. to fourth. He then ran his biggest With the win, the Miracle took two race, stalking the pace before pulling of the three games against the Stone away in the $600,000 Sunland as a Crabs for the second week in row. 25-to-1 long shot under jockey The Miracle, who were 3-3 on the Christian Santiago Reyes. road trip, return home to start a three- That convinced trainer Jeff Bonde game series against the Palm Beach and owners Rusty Brown, Victor Cardinals (10-15) Tuesday night. Flores and Henry Hernandez to try Kentucky. That’s when they discov- ered Borel would be available. High school “We felt that this is a once-in-a- lifetime thing and we needed to do anything in our favor to help us out,” said Flores. “We just want every pos- rowers take sible advantage in this race. We may never get back here again.” It might be a good fit. Borel was a late bloomer in the Kentucky Derby 2nd in state himself. Special to the Breeze He first started in the 1993 race, [email protected] finishing 17th on Rockamundo. He The men’s high school team of didn’t ride in the big race again until Daniel Digby and Adam Melton, rep- 2000, and finished 12th, 12th and resenting the Cape Coral Rowing eighth in his next three starts. Club, finished second in the state this His breakthrough came in 2007 weekend at the FSRA State when, after four years without a mount, Championship Regatta at Nathan he won the Derby aboard Street Sense. Benderson Park in Sarasota. He was third on Denis of Cork in Digby and Melton overcame a 2008, then won back-to-back on Mine slow start and nearly caught the win- That Bird and Super Saver. ning team from Miami Belen Jesuit No jockey has won three consecu- Prep at the finish line. Digby and tive Derbys, which made it more sur- Melton finished within four seconds prising that Borel was scuffling for a of the first-place pair in the 1,500- mount. meter race. They were nearly 20 sec- “We were kind of set on the horse onds ahead of the third-place boat we were riding at Oaklawn (Elite from Orlando Area Rowing Society. Alex, which was ninth in the The Cape Coral pair qualified to Arkansas Derby); we thought he was compete in the US Rowing Youth a little better horse than that,” said National Championships to be held Borel. “He didn’t pan out the way I June 10-12 in Oak Ridge, Tenn. thought he would, but in the future Heat look to open 2-game cushion The U.S. Championships attract you’ll hear about him. He just hasn’t ■ Scores, schedule, 13A a better job keeping his composure. more than 1,500 athletes from high put it together yet. Like I said, we school and junior rowing programs always had the phone ringing.” MIAMI (AP) — Paul Pierce is from Los Nonetheless, he still believes he was more vic- tim than aggressor during the two plays in across the country. Borel got aboard Twice the Appeal Angeles, so he knows a thing or two about Registrations are being taken now for the first time this past weekend. Hollywood. which he got technical fouls that sent him to the locker room with seven minutes left in for Cape Coral Rowing Club’s sum- He worked an easy six furlongs in the He knows he’ll have to act better if the mer camp that runs July 18–22. early morning semi-darkness Boston Celtics are going to avoid getting into a Miami’s 99-90 win. Game 2 is Tuesday, and Pierce isn’t sure if Contact John Bell or Alis Jordan at Saturday, and was happy that Twice quick two-game hole in their Eastern 980-1331 or 980-1338. Conference semifinal series against the Miami the physicality both teams offered Sunday the Appeal wanted to keep running at Men’s High School the end. Heat. would carry over. “This is not a movie or a script,” Pierce said. 1,500 meters — 1. Miami Belen Jesuit “I had a couple to choose out of A day after being ejected from Boston’s 5:48.90; 2. Cape Coral Rowing Club (Daniel Game 1 loss, Pierce acknowledged that his “It’s hard to really say what’s going to happen Digby-Adam Melton) 5:53.54; 3. Orlando Area and after watching his replays I Rowing Society 6:13.15; 4. Miami Rowing Club thought he was pretty legitimate — actions were “selfish” and that he needed to do See HEAT, page 13A 6:28.11; 5. St. John’s School 6:43.97. and he likes the mud in case it rains, too,” said Borel. “We’ll see what hap- pens, you know. I’ve got to find a lit- SCOREBOARD tle more about the horse, whether he wants to be on the inside or not, stuff like that, but I’ll know a lot more by Little League Baseball American League NBA Playoffs Derby day.” CCN Giants 11, NFMN Knights 4 Athletics 5, Rangers 4 (10) Hawks 103, Bulls 95 That’s when Borel could match SFM Orioles 7, CCA Yankees 4 Yankees 5, Tigers 3 Mavericks vs. Lakers (n) Bill Shoemaker on the all-time Derby FMA Marlins 12, Buck. Cubs 2 Red Sox 9, Angels 5 ● Scores, schedule, 13A win list with four. Eddie Arcaro and SFM Cardinals 8, FMA Pirates 3 White Sox 6, Orioles 2 Bill Hartack are tied at the top with CCA Orioles 12, PI D’backs 2 ● Standings, 13A five apiece. ● Scores, schedules, 13A One thing that the popular Borel NHL Playoffs knows is that he’ll give his all and ask Florida State League National League Bruins 3, Flyers 2, OT the colt to give his all, too. Miracle 4, Stone Crabs 3 (10) Nationals 2, Giants 0 ● Scores, schedule, 13A “I’m going to go out and ride him Cardinals 5, Marauders 1 Astros vs. Reds, ppd. like a 3-to-5 favorite,” he said. “One Tigers 3, Manatees 1 Braves 6, Brewers 2 thing about the Derby is that anything Hammerheads 7, Mets 5 (12) Marlins 6, Cardinals 5 can happen. Threshers 3, Yankees 0 Pirates vs. Padres (n) Tim Ethridge writes for the Cubs 7, Blue Jays 5 Cubs vs. Dodgers (n) Evansville (Ind.) Courier. ● Standings, 13A ● Standings, 13A Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, May 3, 2011 Miracle Schedule Heat: Expect a better Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday effort from the Celtics May May May May May May May Continued from 12A following a hard foul, then 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 exchanged words with game in, game out.” Dwyane Wade 59 seconds The Heat don’t necessar- at vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. later after the Heat guard ran ily agree with that. into his screen. Double-tech- OFF Jupiter Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Jupiter Jupiter They think they know nicals were called after both 6:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. exactly what’s coming plays, and Pierce’s ejection Tuesday — a much better was automatic on the second. effort from the Celtics. What Wade and Jones Miracle home games at Hammond Stadium Home Away Boston missed 20 of its first did that hurt Boston most 26 shots in Game 1, never had nothing to do with the got Kevin Garnett rolling two plays that ended All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD offensively and had Rajon Pierce’s night. They com- Rondo limited by foul trou- bined for 63 points on 19- ble. Even after all that mis- for-28 shooting from the Bradenton; 4. Linda Badali, Port Charlotte; 5. New York 12 16 .429 6 1/2 fortune, the Celtics had HIGH SCHOOL Skyler Null, North Fort Myers Central Division field and an 18-for-19 com- T.Q. Midgets — 1. Mike Belusar, Punta Gorda; St. Louis 16 13 .552 — their chances to recover bined performance from the 2. Chris Gimmler, Palm Beach Gardens; 3. Jack Cincinnati 14 14 .500 1 1/2 from what was once a 19- foul line. Those numbers Duffy, Sarasota; 4. Geoff Styner, Cape Coral; 5. Milwaukee 13 15 .464 2 1/2 point hole in Game 1. Baseball Jay Stutz, Riverview; 6. John Ciolino, Cape Coral; Pittsburgh 13 15 .464 2 1/2 made LeBron James’ 22- Regional Quarterfinals 7. Stu Chamberlain, Pine Island; 8. Steven Maier, Chicago 12 15 .444 3 “We’re physical teams, point, six-rebound, five- Port St. Lucie; 9. Terry Taylor, Dunedin; 10. Jamie Tuesday, May 3 Houston 11 17 .393 4 1/2 we’re defensive-minded assist statline seem quiet by Region 4A-3 Barnum, Brooksville West Division teams, play a similar style Colorado 17 9 .654 — comparison. Mariner at Barron Collier, 7:15 p.m. of basketball and it’s the Naples at Estero, 7 p.m. NASCAR Los Angeles 14 15 .483 4 1/2 James knows a 1-0 lead Region 3A-3 Sprint Cup Series San Francisco 13 15 .464 5 playoffs,” Heat coach Erik against Boston is not Island Coast at Bradenton Southeast, 7 p.m. Driver Points Standings Arizona 12 15 .444 5 1/2 Spoelstra said. “That’s all it San Diego 11 17 .393 7 enough. When he was with Cardinal Mooney at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Through May 1 is. We’re not overblowing 1, Carl Edwards, 335. 2, Jimmie Johnson, Late Games Not Included Cleveland a year ago, the Regional Semifinals 326. 3, Kyle Busch, 305. 4, Dale Earnhardt Jr., the physicality part of it. Friday, May 6 Sunday’s Games Cavaliers had both 1-0 and 301. 5, Kevin Harvick, 300. 6, Kurt Busch, 289. Washington 5, San Francisco 2 We’re not trying to be Region 4A-3 2-1 series leads over the 7, Clint Bowyer, 284. 8, Ryan Newman, 277. 9, Atlanta 6, St. Louis 5 somebody we’re not. TBD Celtics in the East semis. Matt Kenseth, 276. 10, Tony Stewart, 275. Houston 5, Milwaukee 0 They’re not trying to be Region 3A-3 11, AJ Allmendinger, 263. 12, Juan Pablo Pittsburgh 8, Colorado 4 Undeterred, Boston won TBD Montoya, 262. 13, Mark Martin, 256. 14, Arizona 4, Chicago Cubs 3 anyone they’re not. ... We in six games — a decision Florida 9, Cincinnati 5 Greg Biffle, 250. 15, Paul Menard, 249. 16, know what our tenets are.” that still stings James. Softball Jeff Gordon, 240. 17, Denny Hamlin, 238. 18, San Diego 7, L.A. Dodgers 0 Pierce spoke to reporters Regional Finals N.Y. Mets 2, Philadelphia 1, 14 innings “We’re naturally confi- Kasey Kahne, 236. 19, David Ragan, 231. 20, Monday for the first time Tuesday, May 3 Jeff Burton, 214. Monday’s Games dent,” James said, “but you Region 4A-3 Washington 2, San Francisco 0 since the ejection. He was Upcoming Races never get too high or too Braden River at Barron Collier, 7 p.m. Atlanta 6, Milwaukee 2 not available Sunday night, Region 3A-3 May 7 — Showtime Southern 500, Houston at Cincinnati, ppd., rain low in a playoff series. It’s Darlington, S.C. after he clashed with James McKeel Academy at DeSoto County, 7 p.m. Florida 6, St. Louis 5 one game. Series is not won May 15 — Dover (Del.) 400 Pittsburgh at San Diego, (n) Jones with 7:59 remaining May 21 — Sprint Showdown, Concord, Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers, (n) in one game.” N.C. Tuesday’s Games GOLF May 21 — All-Star Challenge, Concord, N.C. Washington (L.Hernandez 3-2) at Philadelphia May 29 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. (Hamels 3-1), 7:05 p.m. Houston (Happ 1-4) at Cincinnati (Leake 3-0), S PORTS C ALENDAR 7:10 p.m. Hunters Run Exec. Golf Club Milwaukee (Estrada 1-0) at Atlanta (Hanson 3- Tuesday Men’s League BASEBALL 3), 7:10 p.m. Club, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; adults Two-Man Team Best Ball — 4/26 Youth Sports San Francisco (Vogelsong 1-0) at N.Y. Mets May 6-7 interested in boating (sail or power), 1. Paul Koavarcik-Fred Trott 21; 2. (tie) Neil (Dickey 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Paradise Cheer & Dance All-Star cruising or armchair are welcome. Leitch-George Hazzard, David Zelt-Calvin Florida (Ani.Sanchez 1-1) at St. Louis Team Placement Tryouts — Info: Ron Miniter 945-7761. Sandt 23. Florida State League (McClellan 4-0), 8:15 p.m. Sailing Singles Club — Happy North Division Paradise Cheer & Dance Gym; try- Colorado (De La Rosa 4-0) at Arizona Hour gathering first Friday each Individual Low Net — Mark Lieb 26. W L Pct. GB out clinics May 3-5 all ages; place- (J.Saunders 0-3), 9:40 p.m. month, 5 p.m., general meeting Closest to Pin — #7, Mike Bates; #9, Bob Daytona (Cubs) 17 8 .680 — ment tryouts 5:30-7 p.m. May 6 for Pittsburgh (Karstens 2-1) at San Diego (Latos 0- third Thursday each month, 7 p.m.; Mazzara. Clearwater (Phillies) 16 9 .640 1 ages 11 & under, 7-8:30 p.m. May 6 4), 10:05 p.m. learn to sail with us; new members Men’s Golf Association Lakeland (Tigers) 13 12 .520 4 for ages 12 & up, 10 a.m.-noon May Chicago Cubs (Dempster 1-3) at L.A. Dodgers and captains with sailboats wel- Two-Man Team Two Best Ball — 4.28 Brevard Co. (Brewers) 10 15 .400 7 7 for ages 11 & under, 10 a.m.-noon (Billingsley 2-1), 10:10 p.m. come. Info: Diane (239) 463-0993. 1. Matt O’Konsky-Fred Trott 22; 2. George Dunedin (Blue Jays) 10 15 .400 7 May 7 for special needs kids, and Wednesday’s Games Saturday, May 7 Hazzard-Harry Colter 23; 3. (tie) Ed Winkler- Tampa (Yankees) 9 16 .360 8 12:30-2:30 p.m. May 7 ages 12 & Houston at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. 22nd Mariner Athletic Boosters Bill Tighe, Bill Fish-David Dague 24. South Division up. Info: Tina Tomasino (239) 573- Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 p.m. Golf Tournament — Coral Oaks St. Lucie (Mets) 19 7 .731 — 4247; Web: Closest to Pin — #2, Harry Colter; #7, Neil Pittsburgh at San Diego, 6:35 p.m. Golf Course; 8 a.m. shotgun start, Fort Myers (Twins) 14 11 .560 4 1/2 www.paradisecheer.com Leitch; #9, Bill Fish. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. foursome scramble format; entry fee Jupiter (Marlins) 12 13 .480 6 1/2 Sunday, May 8 Women’s Golf Association Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. $60 per person, $240 per foursome; Bradenton (Pirates) 12 14 .462 7 Florida Vipers 18-Under Baseball Individual Low Net — 4/29 San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. proceeds benefit Mariner High Palm Beach (Cardinals) 10 15 .400 8 1/2 Tryouts — Sponsored traveling tour- 1. Ruth Williams 29; 2. (tie) Betty White, Florida at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. School athletic programs; refresh- Charlotte (Rays) 9 16 .360 9 1/2 nament team has openings for high Marilou Trott 30. Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. school players age 16-18, pitching ments & awards buffet provided. Closest to Pin — #7, Marilou Trott, Betty Miracle Record: 14-11 ability a plus; all fees covered except Info: (239) 772-3324. White; #9, Diane Rogers. Home: 6-5 Away: 8-6 Streak: W-2 uniform; play 6-8 tournaments (most Thursday, May 12 Lee County Archers Open Range Sunday's Games locally) from late May to September. BASKETBALL Info: Mike (239) 322-7453; e-mail: — Nalle Grade County Park range, Fort Myers 5, Charlotte 3 North Fort Myers; 2-8 p.m.; open Jupiter 10, St. Lucie 4 [email protected] LITTLE LEAGUE May 14-17, 19 & 24 range includes 20-yard lighted cov- Clearwater 5, Tampa 3 ered pavilion, 30- to 80-yard lighted Palm Beach 3, Bradenton 2 NBA Playoffs Cape Coral Junior Football CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Association Registration — Caloosa outdoor range plus 28-station target Lakeland 14, Brevard County 5 field range; public invited, all skill Lee County Tournament Dunedin 2, Daytona 1, 10 innings, 1st game (Best-of-Seven) Park; open registration for Pop Little League (Majors) Division Sunday, May 1 Warner youth football & cheerlead- levels. Info: Ben Brown (239) 369- Dunedin 3, Daytona 1, 2nd game 6212. Monday, May 2 Monday’s Games Memphis 114, Oklahoma City 101, Memphis ing (including special needs cheer- at Verdow Park leads series 1-0 leading) for ages 5-15; register 9 Saturday, May 14 Fort Myers 4, Charlotte 3, 10 innings CCCIA Hall of Fame Golf Classic CCN Giants 11, NFMN Knights 4 Palm Beach 5, Bradenton 1 Miami 99, Boston 90, Miami leads series 1-0 a.m.-2 p.m. May 14 & 15, 6-8 p.m. at Buckingham Park Monday, May 2 on May 17, 19 & 24. Info: Jay Taylor — Coral Oaks Golf Course, 8 a.m. Lakeland 3, Brevard County 1 shotgun start; entry fee $80 per player SFM Orioles 7, CCA Yankees 4 Jupiter 7, St. Lucie 5, 12 innings Atlanta 103, Chicago 95, Atlanta leads series (239) 677-6860, Jenn Culver (239) at Koza-Saladino Park 1-0 214-5250; Web: www.ccjfa.com includes greens fee, cart, lunch & Clearwater 3, Tampa 0 drinks on course; cash prizes, sponsor- FMA Marlins 12, Buck. Cubs 2 Daytona 7, Dunedin 5 Dallas at L.A. Lakers, (n) May 14 & 21 at Rutenberg Park Tuesday, May 3 TF Elite Youth Track & Field Day ships available. Info: (239) 772-0027. Tuesday’s Games Florida Keys Ultra Marathon — SFM Cardinals 8, FMA Pirates 3 Palm Beach at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Miami, 7 p.m. Camp — Ida Baker High School, free at Pine Island Memphis at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. active participation camp open to ages Florida Keys; three competitions Charlotte at Jupiter, 6:30 p.m. along Overseas Highway flanked by CCA Orioles 12, PI Diamondbacks 2 Lakeland at Clearwater, 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 4 8-18; 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. for ages 8- Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. 11, 12:30-2:30 p.m. for ages 12-18; Atlantic Ocean, Florida Bay and Tuesday, May 3 Brevard County at Dunedin, 7 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. participants should bring sneakers, Gulf of Mexico; 100-mile race (6:10 at Fleishman Park Daytona at Tampa, 7 p.m. a.m.) from Key Largo to Key West, Wednesday’s Games shorts & water jugs. Info: (239) 980- FMA Dodgers vs. Buck. Twins, 6 p.m. 3351; Web: www.tfelite.org 50-mile race (10 a.m.) from Han. White Sox vs. Buck. Padres, 6:30 p.m. Palm Beach at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. Marathon to Key West, and 100- Charlotte at Jupiter, 6:30 p.m. May 21, 28 SFM Dodgers vs. FMA Mets, 8 p.m. HOCKEY Cape Coral Junior Golf mile six-person team relay race (6 at Buckingham Park St. Lucie at Bradenton, 7 p.m. a.m.) from Key Largo to Key West; Brevard County at Dunedin, 7 p.m. Association Registration — Coral CCA Red Sox vs. CCN Giants, 6 p.m. Oaks Golf Course; registration May awards ceremony at noon Sunday; SFM Twins vs. FMA Indians, 6:30 p.m. Daytona at Tampa, 7 p.m. registration $250 (100-mile), $195 Clearwater at Lakeland, 10:30 p.m. 21 & May 28 (if program not filled) Bucxk. Marlins vs. SFM Cardinals, 8 p.m. NHL Playoffs for summer program for boys & girls (50-mile), $690 per team (relay at Hancock Park CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS race); proceeds benefit fight against (Best-of-Seven) ages 7-18, runs six Monday morn- FMA Rays vs. Han. Rays, 6:30 p.m. College ings June 13-July 25 (excluding July prostate cancer. Info: (800) 352- CCN Pirates vs. SFM Orioles, 6:30 p.m. FGCU Men: 22-22 Sunday, May 1 5397; Web: www.keys100.com San Jose 2, Detroit 1, San Jose leads series 2-0 4); fee $20 per person, enrollment at Koza-Saladino Park Home: 14-12 Away: 8-10 A-Sun: 11-10 limited to first 250 paid applicants. Sunday, May 15 SFM Phillies vs. FMA Marlins, 6:30 p.m. Upcoming Games Tampa Bay 3, Washington 2, OT, Tampa Bay Lee County Archers 3D Archery leads series 2-0 Info: 239-772-3318. NFMN Rays vs. CCA Rangers, 6:30 p.m. May 3 — at Florida International, 6 p.m. June 20-23 Shoot — Nalle Grade County Park at North Fort Myers Community Park Monday, May 2 range, North Fort Myers; sign up 8 May 6 — vs. Stetson, 6:30 p.m. Boston 3, Philadelphia 2, OT, Boston leads John Cedarburg’s Pro Select NFMN Red Sox vs. CCN Marlins, 6 p.m. May 7 — vs. Stetson, 4 p.m. Baseball Camp — Fleishman Park, a.m., shotgun start 9 a.m.; shooting fee SFM A’s vs. CCA White Sox, 6:30 p.m. series 2-0 May 8 — vs. Stetson, 1 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-noon each day; advanced $10; roving field range of 20 3D target at Verdow Park Tuesday, May 3 stations plus 14-station NFAA field May 10 — vs. Florida Atlantic, 6:30 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. baseball skills camp for ages 6-12; CCN Reds vs. SFM Marlins, 6:30 p.m. cost $125 per player. Info: John course. Info: Ben Brown (239) 369- FMA Twins vs. CCA Orioles, 6:30 p.m. Vancouver at Nashville, 9 p.m., series tied 1-1 6212. American League Wednesday, May 4 Cedarburg (239) 826-0039; e-mail: at Rutenberg Park [email protected] Monday, May 16 CCA Twins vs. Buck. Phillies, 6 p.m. East Division Washington at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay Rays vs. N.Y. Yankees Philadelphia at Boston, 7 p.m. June 20-Aug. 1 Han. Pirates vs. SFM White Sox, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB Edison Sailing Center Youth Bus Trip — Luxury motor coach New York 17 9 .654 — San Jose at Detroit, 8 p.m. Summer Camps — Edison Sailing transportation to Rays vs. Yankees Wednesday, May 4 Tampa Bay 15 13 .536 3 Thursday, May 5 Center, North Shore Park, North Fort game at Tropicana Field, leaves at Rutenberg Park Baltimore 13 14 .481 4 1/2 Vancouver at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. Myers; online registration under Cape Coral Yacht Club, 5819 SFM Dodgers-FMA Mets winner vs. Han. Boston 13 15 .464 5 way for children age 8 and older; Driftwood Pkwy., 3:30 p.m. sharp & White Sox-Buck. Padres winner, 6:30 p.m. Toronto 13 15 .464 5 certified instructors; camps run 8:30 returns 11:45 p.m.; fee $59 per per- at North Fort Myers Community Park Central Division a.m.-noon Monday-Friday in two- son (seats limited), includes trans- CCA Red Sox-CCN Giants winner vs. SFM Cleveland 19 8 .704 — ON THE AIR week sessions (June 20-July 1, July portation, game ticket, refreshments Twins-FMA Indians winner, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City 15 13 .536 4 1/2 11-22, & July 25-Aug. 1); afternoon & snacks on bus. Info: Mark Hunter at Koza-Saladino Park Detroit 12 17 .414 8 camp 1-4 p.m. one-week sessions; (239) 574-0806. FMA Rays-Han. Rays winner vs. CCN Pirates- Chicago 11 19 .367 9 1/2 On Television preregistration required, fee $200 Wednesday, May 18 SFM Orioles winner, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota 9 18 .333 10 TODAY ($125-$175 afternoon camp). Web: Harry Chapin Food Bank Golf at Hancock Park West Division 11 a.m. — MLBN (cable) AAA Baseball: www.edisonsailingcenter.org Classic — Grandezza Country SFM Phils-FMA Marlins winner vs. NFMN Los Angeles 16 13 .552 — Durham Bulls at Indianapolis Indians July 11-14 Club, Estero; registration 12:30 Rays-CCA Rangerw inner, 6:30 p.m. Texas 16 13 .552 — 2:30 p.m. — Fox Soccer (cable) UEFA John Cedarburg’s Pro Select p.m., foursome scramble format, at Verdow Park Oakland 15 14 .517 1 Champions Soccer: Real Madrid vs. Barcelona Baseball Camp — Rutenberg Park, shotgun start 1:30 p.m.; entry fee SFM A’s-CCA White Sox winner vs. FMA Seattle 13 16 .448 3 Dodgers-Buck Twins winner, 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Blue Jays 8:30 a.m.-noon each day; advanced $125 per person; proceeds benefit at Buckingham Park Sunday’s Games vs. Rays baseball skills camp for ages 6-12; Harry Chapin Food Bank. Info: Buck Marlins-SFM Cardinals winner vs. Cleveland 5, Detroit 4 7 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Yankees vs. cost $125 per player. Info: John JoAnna Bradshaw (239) 405-7266, NFMN Red Sox-CCN Marlins winner, 6:30 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Toronto 2 Tigers Cedarburg (239) 826-0039; e-mail: Chris Robinson (239) 334-7007 ext. at Buckingham Park Boston 3, Seattle 2 7 p.m. — VS. (cable) NHL Playoffs [email protected] 137; e-mail: bradshawjoa@com- CCN Reds-SFM Marlins winner vs. FMA L.A. Angels 6, Tampa Bay 5 7 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs July 17-24 cast.net; chrisrobinson@harrychap- Twins-CCA Orioles winner, 6:30 p.m. Baltimore 6, Chicago White Sox 4 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Marlins vs. CABA 18U Metal Bat World infoodbank.com at Fleishman Park Kansas City 10, Minnesota 3 Cardinals Series — Bob Cene Baseball May 20-21 Oakland 7, Texas 2 8 p.m. — Speed (cable) Auto Racing Complex, Struthers, Ohio; national Bricks & Sticks Inshore Fishing CCA Twins-Buck. Phillies winner vs. Han. Tournament — Tarpon Point Pirates-SFM White Sox winner, 6:30 p.m. Monday’s Games 9:30 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs tournament information & registra- Oakland 5, Texas 4, 10 innings 10 p.m. — MLBN, WGN (cable) Baseball: Marina, Cape Coral; captain’s meet- tion available online. Info: Ken ing 6 p.m. May 20, shotgun start N.Y. Yankees 5, Detroit 3 Cubs vs. Dodgers Quinn (330) 770-7157; Web: 10:30 p.m. — VS. (cable) NHL Playoffs 7:30 a.m. May 21 & fishing till 4 Boston 9, L.A. Angels 5 www.cababaseball.com p.m., awards banquet 5 p.m. Info: AUTO RACING Chicago White Sox 6, Baltimore 2 Wednesday July 18-21 (239) 936-5525; Web: www.bia.net Tuesday’s Games 2 p.m. — WGN (cable) Baseball: White Sox Greg Coleman’s Summer Slam Saturday, June 4 Toronto (Jo-.Reyes 0-2) at Tampa Bay (W.Davis vs. Twins Basketball Camp — Island Coast Lee County Homeless Coalition 3-2), 6:40 p.m. 2:30 p.m. — FX (cable) UEFA Champions High School, 8-9 a.m. check-in, Charity Golf Tournament — Punta Gorda Speedway N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-1) at Detroit (Penny Soccer: Schalke vs. Manchester United camp runs 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; open to Colonial Country Club, shotgun start Saturday’s Results 1-3), 7:05 p.m. 6:30 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Blue Jays boys & girls ages 8-14; fee (includes 8 a.m.; entry fee $100 per person, Open Wheel Modified — 1. Doug Moff, Fort L.A. Angels (Haren 4-1) at Boston (Lester 3-1), vs. Rays lunch) $70 returning campers before $250-$1,000 sponsorships also Myers; 2. Steve Arnold, Cape Coral; 3. James 7:10 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN (cable) Baseball: Angels vs. June 1, $80 campers registering available; join Ernest Graham of Wilkens Jr., Fort Pierce; 4. Jimmie Wilkens III, Fort Baltimore (Bergesen 0-3) at Kansas City Red Sox before June 1, $100 all campers reg- Tampa Bay Bucs for a round of golf. Pierce; 5. Zach Rudd, North Fort Myers; 6. 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Area youth participated in the Cape Coral Instructional Football Spring Break Camp last week, which featured instruction by former NFL pros Rick Upchurch, Steve Doig and Steve Caiazzo at the Storms Football Complex. Above, Anthony Tejeda, 13, eyes the tackling dummy. Above right, Dillon McNamara, 10, cuts through the blocking dummies. At right, Judah Findley, 12, tries to finesse his way through. Below, Daniel Ogden, 10, is almost sandwiched between the blocking dummies.

At left, Kyle Larsen, 14, approaches the blocking dummies. Above, Luis Almendarez, 12, gets past the blocking dummies. More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. MICHAEL PISTELLA Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday May 3, 2011

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DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. OF THREE MONTHS AFTER 2003 TOYOTA contacting the District’s YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action The date of the first publication of THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- 1NXBR38EX3Z008681 Management office by phoning has been filed naming you and this Notice is May 3, 2011. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR May 3, 2011 (954) 658-4900 at least five (5) you are required to serve a copy Personal Representative: THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 84573 days prior to the date of the meet- of your written defenses, if any, to Renae Kosecki DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY ings. it on Barbara Kahles, Petitioner, 1011 Angelo Avenue OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: PAMA- whose address is 11441 Deal Lehigh Acres, Florida 33971 All other creditors of the decedent DO INC. gives Notice of If you are hearing or speech Road, North Fort Myers, Florida Attorney for Personal and persons having claims or Foreclosure of Lien and intent to impaired, please contact the 33917 on or before the 17 day of Florida Relay Service a 1-800- Representative: demands against the decedent’s sell these vehicles on 05/16/2011, May, 2011 and file the original 8:00 am at 26943 CROISE DR 955-8770 for assistance in con- Kevin A. Kyle estate, including unmatured, con- tacting the District Office. with the Court either before serv- Attorney for Renae Kosecki tingent or unliquidated claims, BONITA SPGS, FL 34135-5306, ice on Petitioner or immediately Florida Bar No. 980595 must file their claim with this Court pursuant to subsection 713.78 of In accordance with the provisions of thereafter; otherwise a default will Green Schoenfeld & Kyle LLP WITHIN THREE MONTHS the Florida Statutes. PAMADO the Americans with Disabilities be entered against you for the 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard AFTER THE DATE OF THE INC. reserves the right to accept Act, any person requiring special relief demanded in the petition. Fort Myers, Florida 33919 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS or reject any and/or all bids. accommodations or an interpreter DATED on April 7, 2011 2002 FORD to participate at this meeting Telephone: (239) 936-7200 NOTICE. should contact the District CHARLIE GREEN Fax: (239) 936-7997 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL 1FAFP42X72F123985 As Clerk of the Court 1991 CADILLAC Manager by telephone at (954) E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. BE FOREVER BARRED. 658-4900 at least seven (7) days By: J. Soucy com The date of the first publication of 1G6CD53B1M4342425 prior to the date of the particular As Deputy Clerk May 3, 10, 2011 this Notice is May 3, 2011. 1993 CHEVROLET meeting. April 12, 19, 26, May 3, 2011 84562 Personal Representative: 1Y1SK5366PZ027088 84325 Mary Larsen 1993 HONDA If any person decides to appeal any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE JHMBB2261PC002525 decision made with respect to any NOTICE OF ACTION 2755 Colonial Blvd., #105 matter considered at this meeting, COUNTY, FLORIDA Fort Myers, Florida 33907 May 3, 2011 84480 such person will need a record of BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- CITY LEGALS PROBATE DIVISION Attorney for Personal the proceeding and such person FILE NO. 10-CP-002185 Representative: may need to insure that a verba- STRUCTION INDUSTRY NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: LICENSING BOARD The City of Cape Coral will receive IN RE: ESTATE OF Judy A. Romano, Esq. Superior Towing gives Notice of tim record of the proceeding is bids for Outsourcing Light Vehicle REGENIA WALBRECKER Florida Bar No. 881200 made at their own expense and Foreclosure of Lien and intent to which record includes the testimo- IN RE: The practice of contracting Maintenance, RFI- PW11-31/VP. Deceased. 6719 Winkler Rd., Suite 110 sell these vehicles on 05/26/2011, Detailed specifications and NOTICE TO CREDITORS ny and evidence on which the Ft. Myers, Florida 33919 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd appeal is based. instructions for submitting a RFI The administration of the Estate of Telephone: (239) 437-5378 Eugenia Beckner Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- 5901 Cypress Grove CR. may be obtained: in person from Regenia Walbrecker, Number 10- May 3, 10, 2011 James P. Ward suant to subsection 713.78 of the Cape Coral, FL 33993 the City of Cape Coral, CP-002185 is pending in the 84578 Florida Statutes. Superior Towing District Manager Procurement Division, 1015 Circuit Court for Lee County, reserves the right to accept or Palermo Community Development Cultural Park Blvd., Second Floor, Florida, PRobate Division, the District CASE NO.: 2010038720 & reject any and/or all bids. 2010045938 Cape Coral, FL 33990; address of which is P.O. Box 2004 FORD www.demandstar.com or by mail 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. FICTITIOUS NAMES Publish: 05/03/2011 LICENSE NO.: SCC 131149856 1FAFP53U24A142891 84472 request 239-574-0831 (recipient’s The names and addresses of the May 3, 2011 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- The Department of Business and account required for overnight Personal Representative and the 84560 mail). RFI’s MUST BE DATE Personal Representative’s attor- ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Professional Regulation has filed STAMPED AT THE OFFICE OF ney are set forth below. The undersigned does hereby certi- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ACTIONS an Administrative Complaint against you, a copy of which may THE PROCUREMENT DIVISION All creditors of the decedent and fy that Albert B. York is conduct- Superior Towing gives Notice of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NO LATER THAN 3:30PM ON other persons having claims or ing a Consulting business at 1215 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND be obtained by contacting, Jamie Tuesday, May 24, 2011. RFI’s demands against decedent’s NW 13th St., Cape Coral, Florida sell these vehicles on 05/30/2011, FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Duran, Service of Process Unit, PRESENTED AFTER THAT estate, including unmatured, con- under the fictitious name of Albert 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd Case No.: 11-DR-004253 Department of Business and TIME WILL BE REFUSED. The tingent or unliquidated claims, on B. York and Associates and that Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- Division: ___ Professional Regulation, 1940 time indicated on the date stamp whom a copy of this notice is said firm is composed of the fol- suant to subsection 713.78 of the Judge: Simpson, Joseph A. North Monroe Street, machine located in the served must file their claims with lowing persons whose names and Florida Statutes. Superior Towing NELMY CALDERON Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, Procurement Division is consid- this Court WITHIN THE LATER places of residence are as fol- reserves the right to accept or Petitioner (850) 488-0062. ered the official time. It is the OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE lows: reject any and/or all bids. and responsibility of the Vendor to DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Albert B. York 2003 TOYOTA JOSE L. RAMOS If no contact has been made by you ensure all Bids, Quotes, or TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 1215 NW 13th St. 1NXBR38E33Z095663 Respondent. concerning the above by MAY 17, Proposals are actually received DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Cape Coral, FL 33993 May 3, 2011 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- 2011 the matter of the by the Purchasing Division by the SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Ownership of Albert B. York and 84570 LUTION OF MARRIAGE Administrative Complaint will be submission deadline. NOTICE ON THEM. Associates is as follows: TO: JOSE L. RAMOS presented at a hearing pursuant NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Procurement is not responsible All other creditors of the decedent Albert B. York ADDRESS UNKNOWN to 120.57(2), F.S. before the Superior Towing gives Notice of for late mail or overnight deliver- Sole Proprietorship YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Florida Construction Industry and persons having claims or Foreclosure of Lien and intent to ies.” It is my intention to apply to the has been filed against you and you Licensing Board. demands against the decedent’s sell these vehicles on 05/29/2011, By Order of the City Manager Department of State, Division of are required to serve a copy of your estate, including unmatured, con- 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd Rebecca van Deutekom, City Clerk Corporations, State of Florida to written defenses, if any, to it on In accordance with the Americans Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- Advertise: May 3, 2011 tingent or unliquidated claims, register the said name of Albert B. NELMY CALDERON, whose with Disabilities Act, persons suant to subsection 713.78 of the must file their claims with this York and Associates under the address is 405 S.E. 24th AVE., needing a special accommodation Florida Statutes. Superior Towing Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS provision of Chapter 90-267 CAPE CORAL, FL 33990, on or to participate in this proceeding reserves the right to accept or AFTER THE DATE OF THE (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of before May 23, 2011, and file the should contact the individual or PROBATE reject any and/or all bids. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Florida (Section 865.09, Florida original with the clerk of this Court at agency sending notice not later 2000 MAZDA Statutes), 1990. 1700 MONROE STREET, FORT than seven days prior to the pro- NOTICE and/or within the time 1YVGF22D5Y5156875 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR May 3, 2011 MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, before ceeding at the address given on period set forth in Section May 3, 2011 LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA 84574 service on Petitioner or immediately notice. Telephone: (850) 257- 733.710(1), Florida Probate 84571 PROBATE DIVISION thereafter. If you fail to do so, a 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or File No. 11-CP-478 Code. 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE default may be entered against you Division Probate ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL Relay Service. Tim’s Towing Service gives Notice for the relief demanded in the peti- IN RE: ESTATE OF BE FOREVER BARRED. AUCTIONS April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 2011 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent tion. ANNE S. LESNER a/k/a MARY The date of first publication of this 84352 to sell these vehicles on Copies of all court documents in this ANNE LESNER Notice is April 26, 2011. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 5/31/2011, 09:00 am at 5626 case, including orders, are available Deceased. Personal Representative: Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 NOTICE OF ACTION ENTERPRISE PKWY., FT. at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s NOTICE TO CREDITORS BRIAN J. LOBAUGH, Personal Cape Coral Towing & Recovery, Inc. MYERS, FL 33905, pursuant to office. You may review these docu- The administration of the estate of Representative 840 SE 9th Terrace BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- subsection 713.78 of the Florida ments upon request. ANNE S. LESNER a/k/a MARY 2172 Baldwin Rd. Cape Coral, FL 33990 STRUCTION INDUSTRY Statutes. Tim’s Towing Service You must keep the Clerk of the ANNE LESNER, deceased, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 Auction Date: May 24, 2011 LICENSING BOARD reserves the right to accept or Circuit Court’s office notified of your whose date of death was Attorney for Personal 9:00 a.m. reject any and/or all bids. current address. (You may file February 22, 2011, is pending in Representative: 1. 1995 Lincoln, 2-door, white IN RE: The practice of contracting 2007 FORD Notice of Current Address, Florida the Circuit Court for Lee County, Robert A. Enright, III, Esquire VIN# 1LNLM91VXSY752143 1FAFP34N17W316873 Supreme Court Approved Family Florida, Probate Division, the Florida Bar Number 0189537 May 3, 2011 Eugenia Beckner May 3, 2011 Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in address of which is P.O. Box ROBERT A. ENRIGHT, III, P.A. 84576 5901 Cypress Grove CR. 84561 this lawsuit will be mailed to the 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902- 12623 New Brittany Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33993 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION address on record at the clerk’s 9346. The names and addresses #17E Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 office. of the Personal Representative Fort Myers, Florida 33907 CASE NO.: 2010049095 Cape Coral Towing & Recovery, Inc. WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida and the Personal Telephone: (239) 274-8255 LICENSE NO.: SCC 131149856 840 SE 9th Terrace MISCELLANEOUS Family Law Rules of Procedure, Representative’s attorney are set April 26, May 3, 2011 Cape Coral, FL 33990 requires certain automatic disclo- forth below. 84475 The Department of Business and Auction Date: May 19, 2011 Notice of Public Meeting sure of documents and information. All creditors of the decedent and Professional Regulation has filed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE 9:00 a.m. Bella Vida Community Failure to comply can result in sanc- other persons having claims or an Administrative Complaint COUNTY, FLORIDA 1. Kawasaki, mini bike, green Development District tions, including dismissal or striking demands against decedent’s Estate against you, a copy of which may PROBATE DIVISION VIN# No VIN found of pleadings. on whom a copy of this Notice is be obtained by contacting, Jamie File No. 11-CP-0626 Ritar, RT 1250, 12V, 5.0 AH. 20 HR The special meeting of the Board of Dated: April 13, 2011. required to be served must file their Duran, Service of Process Unit, Division May 3, 2011 Supervisors of the Bella Vida CHARLIE GREEN claims with this Court WITHIN THE Department of Business and IN RE: ESTATE OF 84577 Community Development District CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Professional Regulation, 1940 SAUNDRA K. LIPPINCOTT will be held on Wednesday, May By: J. Soucy DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- North Monroe Street, Deceased. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION: 11, 2011 at 3:30 p.m., at the office Deputy Clerk TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE FOLLOWING REPAIR of Rizzetta & Company, Inc. locat- IF A NON LAWYER HELPED YOU DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- (850) 488-0062. (Summary Administration) SHOPS ed at 3800 Colonial Blvd., Suite FILL OUT THIS FORM, HE/SHE VICE OF A COPY OF THIS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 103, Fort Myers, FL 33966. MUST FILL IN THE BLANKS NOTICE ON THEM. If no contact has been made by you CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Gives notice of lien and intent to sell BELOW: All other creditors of the decedent concerning the above by MAY 31, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: pursuant to subsection 713.585 of The meeting is open to the public By the People a nonlawyer, located and other persons having claims or 2011 the matter of the You are hereby notified that an the FL ST, to satisfy any liens. and will be conducted in accor- at 16050 S. Tamiami Tr. #104, Fort demands against decedent’s Estate Administrative Complaint will be Order of Summary administration Interested parties may call the dance with the provisions of Myers, FL (239) 267-9955, helped must file their claims with this court presented at a hearing pursuant has been entered in the estate of number listed below. Be advised Florida Law for Community NELMY CALDERON, who is the WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE to 120.57(2), F.S. before the SAUNDRA K. LIPPINCOTT, that the owner and or lienholder Development Districts. A copy of petitioner, fill out this form. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Florida Construction Industry deceased, File No. 11-CP-0626, has a right to a hearing prior to the the agenda for this meeting may April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 2011 TION OF THIS NOTICE. Licensing Board. by the Circuit Court for Lee scheduled date of sale by filing be obtained from the District 84393 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN County, Florida, Probate Division, with the Clerk of Court. Manager at 3800 Colonial Blvd., THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In accordance with the Americans the address of which is P.O. Box Owner/lienholders may recover Suite 103, Fort Myers, FL 33966 IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT with Disabilities Act, persons 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902- vehicle without judicial proceed- or by calling (239) 936-0913. The FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, needing a special accommodation 9346; that the decedent’s date of ings by posting a bond as per FL meeting agenda includes the BE FOREVER BARRED. FLORIDA to participate in this proceeding death was SEPTEMBER 21, ST 559.917. Net proceeds will be approval of proposed budgets for NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME CIVIL ACTION should contact the individual or 2010; that the total value of the dispensed with the Clerk of Fiscal Year 2011/2012. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CASE NO. 11-DR-004166 agency sending notice not later gross estate is approximately Courts. We also reserve the right ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Judge: Porter, J. Frank than seven days prior to the pro- $58,000.00, and that the names to accept or reject any and all This meeting may be continued to a YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF ceeding at the address given on and addresses of those to whom it bids. date, time, and place to be speci- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS OLIVIA NICHOLE ALEXEJUN notice. Telephone: (850) 257- has been assigned by such order fied on the record at the meeting. BARRED. NOTICE OF ACTION (No 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or are: PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD There may be occasions when a The date of first publication of this Property) 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida MICHAEL STATER, 6014 Bridgeton AT: TRUCKS, TRAILERS & Board Supervisor may participate notice is April 26, 2011. TO: Nichole Glaze Relay Service. Manor Drive, Liberty Township, BOAT REPAIRS, INC., 239-645- by telephone. At the above loca- Personal Representative: 1630 Suponic Avenue May 3, 10, 17, 24, 2011 Ohio 45011 7575 at 2944 South St., Fort tion will be present a speaker tele- JUDITH C. TERRY Sarasota, Florida 34243 84546 DAWN CLARK, 2016 SW 47th Myers, FL 33916 commencing phone so that any Board 5367 Cape Henry Avenue Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33914 at 8:00 AM on the 25th day of Supervisor can attend the meet- Norfolk, VA 23513 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE May, 2011. ing at the above location and be Attorney for Personal NOTIFIED THAT: fully informed of the discussions Representative: All creditors of the estate of the 2005 Ford $5570.51 taking place either in person or by THOMAS E. SHIPP, JR. decedent and persons having 1FTRX12W55NB25323 telephone communication. Florida Bar No. 234222 claims or demands against the May 3, 2011 The Law Firm Of estate of the decedent other than 54569 Any person requiring special accom- THOMAS E. SHIPP, JR., P.A. those for whom provision for full modations at this meeting 4223 Del Prado Boulevard NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUC payment was made in the Order because of a disability or physical uld ’ YEAR 2008 o n Cape Coral, Florida 33904 h t of Summary Administration must impairment should contact the S MODEL DODGE AVENGER Telephone: (239) 542-1131 District Office at (239) 936-0913 file their claims with this court COLOR RED April 26, May 3, 2011 at least five calendar days prior to WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED VIN 84477 the meeting. If you are hearing or BY LAW. 1B3LC56K88N222683 speech impaired, please contact IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT TIME 9:00 AM the Florida Relay Service at 1- LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER DATE 05-13-2011 800-955-8770, for aid in contact- PROBATE DIVISION BARRED. LOCATION 213 SW 3RD AVE going ing the District Office. G CASE NO.: 11-CP-000576 NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER e CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 r APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, e Division Probate B May 3, 2011 e Each person who decides to appeal n IN RE: ESTATE OF ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 84567 ? THOMAS LOUIS LOWES, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE any action taken at these meet- Deceased. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ings is advised that person will NOTICE TO CREDITORS IS BARRED. COVENANT AUTO RECOVERY need a record of the proceedings The administration of the estate of The date of first publication of this SERVICE INC. gives Notice of and that accordingly, the person THOMAS LOUIS LOWES, Notice is April 26, 2011. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to may need to ensure that a verba- deceased, whose date of death Person Giving Notice: sell these vehicles on 05/20/2011, tim record of the proceedings is was March 2, 2011, is pending in MICHAEL STATER 08:00 am at 2309 HANCOCK made, including the testimony and the Circuit Court for Lee County, 6014 Bridgeton Manor Drive BRIDGE PARKWAY, Cape Coral, evidence upon which such appeal Florida, Probate Division, the Liberty Township, OH 45011 FL 33990.3, pursuant to subsec- is to be based. address of which is 1700 Monroe Attorney for Person Giving Notice: tion 713.78 of the Florida Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The CLARISSA J. NORRIS Statutes. COVENANT AUTO Molly Syvret name and address of the Attorney for Petitioner RECOVERY SERVICE INC. District Manager Personal Representative and the Florida Bar No. 0496073 reserves the right to accept or Personal Representative’s attor- Clarissa J. Norris, P.L. reject any and/or all bids. Run date: 05/03/11 ney are set forth below. Post Office Box 07284 2002 JEEP 84532 All creditors of the Decedent and Fort Myers, Florida 33919 1J4GK58K02W220552 May 3, 2011 other persons having claims or (239) 437-3956 PALERMO COMMUNITY DEVEL- 84568 demands against Decedent’s April 26, May 3, 2011 OPMENT DISTRICT 84479 Estate, on whom a copy of this NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING notice is required to be served, must IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Eddie’s Towing gives Notice of file their claims with this Court COUNTY, FLORIDA Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE PROBATE DIVISION these vehicles on 05/23/2011, 08:00 the Regular Meeting of the MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF FILE NO. 11-CP-655 am at 1240-B Viscaya Parkway, Palermo Community THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN RE: ESTATE OF Cape Coral, FL 33990-3236, pur- Development District will be held THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS WILLIAM T. LARSEN, suant to subsection 713.78 of the at 9:30 A.M. on Thursday, May AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Deceased. Florida Statutes. Eddie’s Towing 12, 2011 at the offices of Lennar OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON NOTICE TO CREDITORS reserves the right to accept or reject Homes, 10481 Six Mile Cypress THEM. The administration of the estate of any and/or all bids. Highway, Fort Myers, Florida All other creditors of the Decedent WILLIAM T. LARSEN, deceased, 1991 LINCOLN 33966 and other persons having claims or File No. 11-CP-655, is pending in 1LNCM82WXMY660809 demands against the Decedent’s May 3, 2011 The purpose of this meeting is for It’s Our World - the Circuit Court for Lee County, Estate, must file their claims with Florida, Probate Division, the 84575 the Board to consider any busi- this Court WITHIN THREE address of which is Post Office ness which may properly come MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Box 9346, Fort Myers, Florida before it. The meeting is open to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF N.J. BROEDER SALES INC. gives 33902. The names and addresses the public and will be conducted in THIS NOTICE. Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and Let’s Take of the personal representative and accordance with the provisions of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN intent to sell these vehicles on the personal representative’s Florida Law for Community THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 5/20/2011, 08:00 am at 1248 VIS- attorney are set forth below. Development Districts. The meet- IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE CAYA PKWY., UNIT 3, CAPE All creditors of the decedent’s ings may be cancelled or contin- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL CORAL, FL 33990-6202, pur- estate, including unmatured, con- ues to a date, time and location Care of It! BE FOREVER BARRED. suant to subsection 713.78 of the tingent or unliquidated claims, on specified on the record at the NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Florida Statutes. N.J. BROEDER whom a copy of this notice is meeting. 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