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THREE DAYS A WEEK POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM Friendly CAPE CORAL shootout Cape High boys advance to soccer regional finals for first time BREEZE —SPORTS MID-WEEK EDITION WEATHER: Partly Cloudy • Tonight: Mostly Cloudy • Friday: Chance of Showers — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 18 Thursday, February 10, 2011 50 cents Celebrate Cape Coral Block Party ‘on hold’ Lack of sponsorship, change in chamber direction make popular celebration unlikely this year By DREW WINCHESTER is attempting to “shift focus” Leadership Excellence” in March. said. “It’s taking some of the Block Party could return next [email protected] toward educational and leader- Reduced revenue is partially resources for Celebrate Cape year, too, if the money is avail- The Cape Coral Chamber of ship opportunities for its mem- responsible for the Block Party Coral.” able, but for now Quaintance said Commerce will not be hosting bers in 2011. cancellation, but bringing Disney Quaintance said the the focus will shift entirely to one of its signature community Quaintance announced recent- officials to the Cape is also prov- Chamber’s other two tentpole helping chamber members and events this year, as the Celebrate ly the Chamber would be hosting ing a costly, but hopefully, events — Holiday Festival of the local business community. Cape Coral Block Party tradition- the first of its focus groups at the rewarding effort. Lights in December and Red, “Like any other organization ally held the first Saturday in end of February. “It’s a significant investment White & Boom! in July — still ... you have to constantly reinvent March has been put on hold. The Chamber also is planning to bring Disney down here for have sponsorships and will be yourself,” he added. Chamber President Mike to host the Disney Institute’s this, but it’s expensive to bring held as planned. The Block Party annually Quaintance said the organization “Disney’s Approach to them down here,” Quaintance The Celebrate Cape Coral See CELEBRATE, City to provide legal representation in ethics complaints Tallahassee law firm retained for two members of Cape Coral City Council By TIFFANY REPECKI individual have a lawsuit filed [email protected] against the city regarding the util- The city of Cape Coral will ities expansion project and its represent the mayor and a coun- assessment methodology. In cilman in an ethics complaint December, they offered to settle filed with the state. with the city for a total of A complaint was filed with the $10,001 and the proposal was Florida Commission on Ethics brought forward for council con- against Mayor John Sullivan and sideration at a special meeting. Councilmember Bill Deile. Deile and Sullivan did not vote According to Deile, the complaint but spoke on the subject, with was filed by a city employee and each filing required conflict of has to do with he and Sullivan interest disclosure forms prior to MICHAEL PISTELLA speaking out about the assess- the session. Island Bi-Design owners Irene Read and Bobbie Lemmons donated interior and exte- ment methodology for the utilities Council rejected the mediated rior teak furniture to the latest recipients of a home makeover for the television series project at a meeting. settlement, which Deile said Tuesday makes no sense. “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.” The show airs Sunday from 8-9 p.m. on ABC. “I think the complaint was that we bullied council by talking “It’s going to cost them more about it,” he said. to defend it than to settle it,” he Deile, Sullivan and a third Business provides furniture for See ETHICS, 6A ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’ Southwest residents Donates $47,000 in items to show’s featured family get update on Spreader By MEGHAN McCOY would be used for “Extreme [email protected] Makeover: Home Edition,” Two women who recently To go Read said it was very exciting Neighborhood association has taken began a business in Cape Coral and scary all at the same time. What She explained that to be the no position but welcomes information were chosen as the furniture ven- Viewing Party dor to furnish a deserving family’s main furniture designer, the on hotly contested reinstallation proposal home on “Extreme Makeover: When company has to donate up to Home Edition,” which will air Sunday, Feb. 13, $50,000 in furniture for the By DREW WINCHESTER issue, if not all the “ins and from 7 p.m. Sunday, at 8 p.m., on ABC show. dwinchester@breezenewspapers outs” of the proposal to re- Irene Read and Bobbie Where “It was a huge endeavor The Southwest install a barrier in the so-called Lemmons, the founders of Island Island Bi-Design for us to take,” Read said Neighborhood Association has “Spreader Canal.” Bi-Design began sharing ideas 1331 Cape Coral Parkway about the $47,000 they donat- taken no official position on the The original barrier, a July of last year to start their teak ed in furniture. “We stepped Northwest Spreader Ecosystem boatlift, was removed due to furniture design business and Details up to that plate.” Management Agreement, but breaches around the structure. received their certificate of use for www.islandbidesign.com Within a couple of days used its meeting Wednesday The city opposes reinstallation their Cape Coral Parkway space they received the blue print of night to share information with but still has applied for a permit on Jan. 19. the that was being built, their members about the situa- with the state as has been Lemmons said they received an e-mail on Jan. along with notification that the furniture would be tion. required. 5 that contained pictures of their teak furniture used for the interior and exterior of the home. President Joe Cervoni said it While he hasn’t taken an that resembled pictures they posted on their web- Lemmons explained that the design team for was important to make sure the official vote or pulse of the site. “Extreme Makeover” provided them with an indi- association members had a clear association’s members, Cervoni “They loved so many of our pieces,” she said cation of what they wanted in terms of furniture. picture, especially financially, said he believes he already about the e-mail’s message. “As we read through “It almost took a village to pull it together,” of what was happening. knows how most feel. the paperwork we realized that they only credit Lemmons said. “We turned it around in three “When it has to do with their “I think if you were to ask one furniture vendor.” days.” money being spent, it’s impor- most members, I would think Read explained that it was an amazing feeling The two women left for their secret location on tant to know what’s happening, they would be against it,” he that after collaborating and working so hard for Jan. 12 with two 24-foot trucks full of materials one way or the other,” Cervoni added. six months their company was recognized. said. Presentations from Oliver After it was confirmed that Island Bi-Design See MAKEOVER, page 6A He said he believed most members were informed on the See SPREADER, 6A State budget has Lee School District looking at shortfall By DREW WINCHESTER accepting the new governor’s proposed Desamours said the FY 2011 2012 lion, according to Desamours. [email protected] budget. deficit could be as high as $52 million, but If the total shortfall hits $40 million, the The Lee County School District could “We don’t know quite yet how the leg- Scott’s budget does have some components fund would obviously not cover the need, face between $20-$40 million in shortfalls islature will accept this. We have to give it to stave off that figure and bring it down but could help. Yet, there are still some next fiscal year, based on budget projec- some time,” Desamours said. between $20 and $52 million. potential budget adjustments that could tions recently released from Gov. Rick Continued decreases in the millage rate, “Some of what the governor’s office is need to be made to the FY 2010 2011 Scott. student allocation and federal stimulus projecting will help to offset that,” she budget. Ami Desamours, from the School funds are projected, in part, to drive the said. “We’re recouping some of those loss- “If there is a need mid year adjustment District’s Business Services, warned those shortfall, but a tweak to the state’s retire- es with retirement savings.” and use reserves, it will give us less to bal- numbers are still contingent on several fac- ment system for teachers will help to offset The School Board has a “shortfall fund ance next year’s budget,” said Board mem- tors, specifically Florida’s legislature some of the costs. for board priorities” of roughly $34 mil- See SHORTFALL, page 6A

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7 48445 46010 1 Page 2A Thursday, February 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Officer subject of administrative review By TIFFANY REPECKI “I think someone is trying to make an issue where there [email protected] isn’t one,” he said. The actions of one Cape Coral police officer are again The complainant could be reached for comment under review. Wednesday. An internal affairs investigation was recently opened by Lytle has been employed with the Cape Coral police since the Cape Coral Police Department after a complaint was June 2001, the city’s human resources department reported. received regarding the alleged actions of Officer Georgeann Her annual salary is $61,984. Lytle. The complainant questioned Lytle’s actions in an inci- In July, Lytle was the subject of another internal affairs dent dating back to 2008. investigation, which resulted in her being demoted from ser- “Somebody came forward and made a complaint,” Lt. geant to patrol officer and suspended for 24 hours without Tony Sizemore, the spokesman for the police department, pay. Her pay was cut from about $68,245 to $59,946. said. “I think it was an improper use of force during an arrest In the July investigation, Lytle was found in violation of procedure.” using her official position for private gain and engaging in Sizemore could not comment on the specifics of the com- conduct that adversely affects the the department or destroys plaint, stating that the police department cannot discuss open public respect or confidence in it. It was found that Lytle investigations. ordered a traffic stop on four people without probable cause. “It’s an active internal investigation,” he said. During the investigation, Lytle admitted that she knew one On Wednesday, Lytle deferred questions to the local union of the individuals was the girlfriend of her ex-boyfriend and attorney. Lytle thought that the woman was talking about her on an Gene Gibbons, attorney for the Cape Coral Fraternal online blog. Lytle ordered two officers to conduct the stop Order of Police, Lodge 33, said he will represent Lytle if she because she thought that she wanted to say something to the needs it. Unaware of the details of the complaint, Gibbons has woman. an idea of what the allegation is from media reports. The officers checked the driver’s licenses of the four, and “This thing was recorded when it occurred,” he said. about 20-25 minutes later, the group was told that they could “It was investigated and looked into,” he added. “Her leave. None of the vehicles involved were searched, and no actions were found to be lawful and appropriate given the cir- one was handcuffed nor issued a citation. cumstances.” It could not be determined Wednesday whether Lytle had According to Gibbons, someone is “just digging up an old been involved in any other internal affairs investigations prior issue.” to July. Fort Myers firm awarded school contract By DREW WINCHESTER making Gate Butz Institutional Construction the top compa- [email protected] ny. Fort Myers based Gulf Point Construction Company was “One thing this looks really bad, a lot of people out there ranked as the top firm to design and build a new middle say we have a bidding error, we have a fixed bidding school in the East Zone for the Lee County School District. process,” Armstrong said. “And it’s probably just a procedur- Gulf Point Construction has built a number of projects for al error, but until we fix these loopholes, we will continue to the school district, including Manatee Elementary School, have these problems.” Oak Hammock Middle School, and conducted renovation Support Services Executive Director William Moore work including the school district’s main administration stood by their selection process, calling it not only a fair, but building in Fort Myers. effective method to find the most qualified firm for each new They were selected again based on a process through the project. School District’s Administrative Services, beating out Gates “We stand by the ranking presented last week and we Butz Institutional Construction, WG Mills Inc, Kraft stand by it this week,” Moore said. “We’ve never had anyone Construction and DeAngelis Diamond Construction for the file a protest to this system.” job. “The system is working it’s doing what it was designed to According to Gulfpoint’s website, they specialize in do,” said Board Member Jane Kuckel. church and school construction. Chairman Thomas Scott wondered if the process was too Lee County Board Member Don Armstrong didn’t agree fair, and turning off minority contractors in the process. with the selection, saying the process by which the firm was “This is about as thorough a process as I’ve seen, but I’ve selected was flawed. wondered if the system is too complex and it discouraged cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Armstrong said Gulfpoint officials left out vital informa- people from applying for the review process,” Scott added. tion in the Request for Armstrong said that if $45 million in projects that were excluded by Gulfpoint had been included, they would have CARPET STEAM CLEAN Qualification process that, Steaming Mad Carpets $ had it been included, would been passed in favor of another company. LLC W/ PRE-TREATMENT “There were things missing out of that (the RFQ),” Low End Prices, High End Quality. 55 UP TO 5 ROOMS have knocked them out of the * 200 SQ. FT PER RM MAX top spot. 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Lic. #CAC1815671 Lic. Since 1995 Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, February 10, 2011 Fire causes $100,000 damage to restaurant in Cape Coral of First Round Draft Sports Bar and Grille, at A Cape fire inspector determined that the The morning fire required the use of sev- Cause ruled accidental 1217 Del Prado Blvd., S. Upon arrival, fire cause of the fire was accidental, and that the eral Cape Coral Fire Department resources, By TIFFANY REPECKI crews observed heavy black smoke exiting heat source was an electrical overload in an resulting in the need for temporary mutual aid from the roof. outlet near the rear door of the kitchen’s stock support from the Iona-McGregor Fire [email protected] Firefighters entered the building through area. The building was yellow tagged by the Department, according to officials. A morning fire caused an estimated the kitchen and attacked the fire, according to city. David Ramage, the owner of First Round $100,000 in damage to a Cape Coral restau- officials. The fire was contained to the A yellow tag indicates only limited access Draft with his wife, was not immediately rant Wednesday. kitchen and was put out by 6:32 a.m. The is permitted, officials reported. available for comment Wednesday afternoon. Cape fire units responded to a 911 call at restaurant was vacant at the time. There were Lee County Electric Cooperative was also The couple also own The Lazy Dog Bar 6:08 a.m. about smoke coming from the roof no injures. contacted. and Grille, at 3522 Del Prado Blvd., S. Cape man sentenced to nine years in drug store robbery By TIFFANY REPECKI the sentencing Wednesday. reportedly admitted to the crime. The knife was forced to turn over the pills and a book of [email protected] On May 17, Cape police responded to a was located in the Walgreen’s parking lot. matches, but as he did, he tried to consume A Cape Coral man has been sentenced to 911 call reporting a robbery at the As McLain was booked into the Lee two pills. He was forced to spit them out. nine years in prison for robbing a pharmacy Walgreen’s, at 2710 Del Prado Blvd. S. A County Jail, he was additionally charged with The state did file a third charge against with a knife and stealing prescription drugs. man armed with a large knife had jumped the possession of a controlled substance, smug- McLain of tampering with or fabricating Christopher Robert McLain, 21, of 2784 counter in the pharmacy and stole medica- gling contraband into a detention facility, traf- physical evidence. The charge was nolle N.W. Third St., entered into a plea deal with tions from the safe. ficking in an opium derivative and destroying prossed, according to court documents. state prosecutors last month and pleaded no Officials reported that no one was injured evidence. Samantha Syoen, spokeswoman for the contest to one count each of robbery with a during the incident. The state did not file those charges against State Attorney’s Office, said McLain was weapon and trafficking in illegal drugs. The The man fled the store and was observed McLain. credited 235 days for time served. His sen- judge gave McLain nine years in prison on entering a medical center across the street. According to officials, a corrections offi- tence also included a $50,000 fine, hundreds each count, which will be served concurrent- Police located McLain on the second flood of cer located 150 Oxycodone pills hidden in of dollars in court costs and five years proba- ly. the facility and he was taken into custody. He McLain’s crotch area during a pat-down tion following his release. McLain’s father declined to comment on matched the description of the robber and search while he was being booked. McLain Cape Coral teen charged in home invasion robbery By TIFFANY REPECKI ment and tried to strangle her. He also threat- like a person who he was familiar with, [email protected] ened her with a hammer he had. Velazques. The victim was given a photo A Cape Coral teen is accused of forcing The male reportedly told the woman that array and she identified Velazques as the his way into a woman’s home and attempting he had flown in from to retrieve the man. to strangle her before she escaped. $30,000 that her relative had stolen from Jordan Damon Cape forensics technicians were able to Jordan Damon Velazques, 15, of 2065 him. She said the man forced her into a bath- Velazques lift patent prints from the items that the robber Coral Point Drive, was arrested and charged room and tore a bedroom apart, searching for touched while ransacking the apartment and Tuesday with one count of robbery residential money. the fingerprints were reportedly a match for home invasion with a weapon. He was later Officials reported that the man identified Velazques. released to the juvenile detention center, himself as “Jordan” to the victim. Velazques was taken into custody according to the Lee County Jail booking The woman told police that as the man Tuesday as he was walked into the Lee records. was distracted, she ran out of the apartment to County Courthouse in Fort Myers for an the office and called police. The man then brought in. Attempts to locate the man were unrelated case, officials reported. On Thursday, Cape Coral police respond- met with negative results, according to a ed to a report of a home invasion robbery in fled, but not before he stole the woman’s cell The teen nor his family could be reached phone. police report. The woman declined medical for comment Wednesday. the 1700 block of Four Mile Cove Parkway. attention on scene. The victim reported that a man, who was not Officers arrived and established a perime- Velazques has a court date set for March 8 ter and the K-9 and Aviation Units were According to officials, a veteran detective for the home invasion charge. known to her, forced his way into her apart- noted that the description and name sounded Christ Lutheran School to close its doors when school year ends By MEGHAN McCOY 100 students enrolled to cover the [email protected] “It was not a decision we wanted to make, that is for sure. Unfortunately expenses of running the school. Christ Lutheran School will close its you cannot run a school at a deficit forever.” “You cannot raise the tuition to cover doors for kindergarten through fifth the cost because parents cannot afford grade students on the last day of school — Jim Redecker, director of Church Operations it,” he said. on June 3 due to the economy. The special angels and VPK programs Jim Redecker, director of Church Monday that the school will be closing at “Unfortunately you cannot run a school will continue next year, he explained Operations, said the decision was made the end of the year. at a deficit forever.” because they are separate from the during a congressional meeting on “It was not a decision we wanted to The school currently has 47 students school itself. Sunday and parents were notified on make, that is for sure,” he said. enrolled. Redecker said they need 75 to Seven teachers will be let go at the end of the year once the school closes. Cape firefighters revive man who fell into Cape canal Cape Coral firefighters revived an elderly Rescue 1 units arrived and found the victim The man was not breathing and had no administering CPR during the transport. man who fell into a canal in the southwest and another man still in the water. pulse when he was pulled from the water. The victim’s condition and prognosis Cape Wednesday afternoon after he appar- The other man was holding the victim The rescue team placed him on an auto- were not released. ently suffered cardiac arrest and tumbled into against a ladder on a dock but he was unable pulse machine, cleared his airway to assist The other members of the two Cape Fire the water. to lift the unconscious man from the canal. with breathing and began pumping water units who responded to the scene and assist- Fire Dispatch received a 911 call at 1:14 Cape Coral Engineer Eric Hawkins from his lungs. ed in the rescue effort included Battalion p.m. reporting that a man had fallen into a descended the ladder, lifted the victim onto In less than five minutes, rescue workers Chief John Scimeca, Lt. Jerry Doviak, canal in the 5700 block of Flamingo Drive. his shoulders and began to carry him up the were able to detect a pulse on the man. Engineer Don Clark, and Firefighter Chris The caller and others were attempting to steps to the dock. The victim was stabilized and transport- Fonock. get him out of the canal but were unable to Hawkins then was assisted by other mem- ed via EMS ambulance to the emergency pull him out of the water. bers of his rescue team who began providing room at Cape Coral Hospital. Source: City of Cape Coral Within a few minutes, a rescue team with life-saving, emergency treatment on the eld- Cape Firefighter Mike Harper rode with the Cape Fire Department’s Truck 1 and erly victim. the victim in the EMS unit and continued Uptown Bingo opens on Santa Barbara Boulevard; special promotions this month Uptown Bingo Inc. recently held its as original bingo paper packs. 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CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Thursday, February 10, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Mining the social issues JACK GLARROW, Publisher VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor WASHINGTON — In 1994, states scheduled. and evangelical CHRIS STRINE, Editor when Rick Santorum was a second- Seven reasons why Christians, who are 60 term Pennsylvania congressman seek- he has not committed to percent of caucus par- 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 ing a U.S. Senate seat, a columnist running are his children, ticipants. The other part asked him how he was going to win. ranging in ages from 19 involves everyone else. • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 “Guns,” he replied serenely. to 2. The Santorums take This is why Mike Member Florida Press Association Pennsylvania’s legions of deer parenting very seriously: Huckabee won Iowa in hunters do not use assault weapons, All but their youngest 2008, and why in which President Bill Clinton was try- child have been partially 1988 Pat Robertson ing to ban, but the hunters suspected home-schooled. The finished a strong sec- Release of that this, like Clinton’s wife’s health youngest, Bella, is ond to Bob Dole and care plan, reflected a pattern of severely disabled with ahead of George H.W. assaults on liberty. Trisomy 18, a condition Bush. Lockerbie bomber Santorum, then 36, won by caused by a chromoso- George Three people who 87,210 votes — 87,210 hunters? — mal defect that prevents Will might have competed, out of 3,384,172 cast, becoming the more than 90 percent of or still might compete, ‘profoundly wrong’ first conservative elected senator from its victims from reaching with Santorum for vot- Pennsylvania since 1952. “Never,” their first birthdays. ers intense about social issues include It wasn’t Americans’ imagination. The deal to he says today, “underestimate the About his presidential run, he says, Indiana Rep. Mike Pence, who has release from a Scottish prison the Libyan intelligence power of the social issues.” “My wife is sane, therefore she does- decided against running. And operative who blew up a Pan Am jumbo jet with the loss He probably will test that power n’t want me to do this.” But both she Huckabee, who is doing well as a Fox of 270 lives really did smell. — and the theory, which he rejects, and he are passionately right-to-life, News contributor. And Sarah Palin, The Labour government then in power was desperate that economic anxieties have margin- and dedicated to trying to reform another Fox luminary, would have the to see Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, the only person convict- alized those issues — by seeking the today’s abortion culture that is most to lose financially from running. ed in the 1988 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland, freed Republicans’ 2012 presidential nom- increasingly comfortable with treating Santorum thinks “the left is trying to and returned to Libya. ination. inconvenient lives, including those goad her into it,” hoping she would be The Libyan government had already threatened Santorum had one of the Senate’s like Bella’s, as disposable. weak among the independent voters Britain’s growing commercial interests, particularly oil, most conservative voting records and Santorum appears four to six times who decide most elections. in Libya. In late 2008, Megrahi was diagnosed with ter- was floor manager of the most impor- a week on the Fox News and Fox Tim Pawlenty, former governor of minal prostate cancer and the Labour government feared tant legislation of the 1990s, the Business channels, which are watched Minnesota, a state contiguous with that if he died in prison the Libyans would make good 1996 welfare reform, which Clinton — particularly the former — by Iowa, is running hard and has pub- on those threats. vetoed twice before signing. In 2000, much of the Republican nominating lished a book with a strong religious Partly at the urging of the U.S. Congress, the new Santorum won a second term with 52 electorate. And for three hours every theme, but Santorum doubts that Conservative government commissioned an investiga- percent, and was elected third-ranking Friday he hosts William Bennett’s Pawlenty has the passion requisite for tion into Megrahi’s release. The final report concluded Republican leader in the Senate. In nationally syndicated radio program, connecting with “values voters.” That that although the Labour government did not intervene 2006, a miserable year for which also has a mostly conservative is a Santorum theory. directly with the Scottish government, it did everything Republicans, he lost 59-41. audience. Here is another: If unemployment short of that to get Megrahi freed, including facilitating How can he, having lost his last Santorum does not ignore econom- is still above 9 percent in 2012, direct contact between the Libyan government and the election, run for president? Isn’t he a ic issues, but as a relentless ethicist, almost any Republican can win, and if Scots and coaching the Libyans on how best to go about spent political force? Well, was he recasts those as moral issues: there is a convincing recovery the getting Megrahi back on compassionate grounds. Richard Nixon defunct after losing the “What is European socialism but party had better nominate someone The Labour government of Prime Minister Gordon California gubernatorial race in modern-day monarchy that ‘takes who can energize its base. Brown may not have bluntly told the Scots they should 1962? care’ of the people?” He is, of course, That is only a theory, but this is a let Megrahi go, but it was hardly subtle about express- Santorum has made nine trips to correct that America’s debt crisis is, at fact: Social conservatives are much of ing where it believed British interests lay. New Hampshire, where he has hired a bottom, symptomatic of a failure of that base, are feeling neglected and The report said that the Labour government briefed chairman of his state political action self-control, a fundamental moral fail- are looking for someone like the Scots on the Libyan threats to their common inter- committee and a state director, and is ing. Santorum. ests. The briefings were oral for fear that anything in returning soon. He has been that many The first event of the nominating writing might leak, causing an uproar in the United times to two other early delegate- process, Iowa’s Republican caucuses, — George Will’s e-mail address Kingdom and protests from the United States. selection states, Iowa and South are, Santorum says, a bifurcated is georgewill(at)washpost.com . The popular reaction surely would have been that of Carolina, and has other trips to those event. One part concerns born-again Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron, who this week called the decision “profoundly wrong” and said that “the biggest mass murderer in British history” should have died in jail. Megrahi, who had been given three months to live, is still alive. It is hard to disagree with the characterization by Simon Hoggart, writing in the Guardian “that this is exactly the kind of shady, backdoor, smoke and mirrors deal all governments get involved in.” And it still smells. — Scripps Howard News Service

A killer agency Sam Kazman’s “Drug Approvals and Deadly Delays” article in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons (Winter 2010), tells a story about how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s policies have led to the deaths of tens of thou- sands of Americans. Let’s look at how it happens. During the FDA’s drug approval process, it confronts the possibility of two errors. If the FDA approves a drug that turns out to have unan- ticipated, dangerous side effects, people will suffer. Similarly, if the FDA denies or delays the marketing of a perfectly safe and beneficial drug, people will also suffer. Obama ducks confrontation with gun lobby Both errors cause medical Walter harm. Williams WASHINGTON - It’s beginning the innocent vic- safer. My goodness! How Kazman argues that from to look as though President Barack tims across the dare he? a political point of view, Obama is no more courageous in tak- border? As of late, Advocates of bringing there’s a huge difference between the errors. People ing on the gun lobby than any of his Mexican national order into the unfettered who are injured by incorrectly approved drugs will predecessors. In fact, he may turn out authorities have gun chaos had hoped that know that they are victims of FDA mistakes. Their suf- to be better than the firearms industry begun to question the president would name fering makes headlines. FDA officials face unfavorable and its shills could have possibly the U.S. commit- Traver to the job when publicity and perhaps congressional hearings. hoped, considering their early fear ment to stopping Congress was in recess It’s an entirely different story for victims of incorrect mongering that painted him as a threat the flow of for a few weeks as he did FDA drug delays or denials. These victims are people to the Second Amendment. American weapons several other nominees who are prevented access to drugs that could have After promising during his cam- to the drug thugs. who were having difficul- helped them. Their suffering or death is seen as reflect- paign to take steps to protect But that isn’t all ty receiving Senate ing the state of medicine rather than the status of an Americans from the onslaught of Obama has done to approval. But again the FDA drug application. Their doctor simply tells them guns, the president not only has pretty placate those who president failed to take on there’s nothing more that can be done to help them. much ignored the entire issue even would have no Dan the firearms lobby for rea- Beta-blockers reduce the risks of secondary heart after the Tucson massacre, his inac- restrictions on Thomasson sons that should be crystal attacks and were widely used in Europe during the mid- tion also has impeded efforts to stop weapons whatso- clear to everyone not ’70s. The FDA imposed a moratorium on beta-blocker the transportation of tens of thousands ever. At one point blinded by the gun approvals in the U.S. because of the drug’s carcino- of weapons to Mexico’s drug cartels. recently, his budget team had pro- smoke. genicity in animals. Finally, in 1981, FDA approved the The latest roadblock to southwest posed slashing a huge amount from There could have been no better first such drug, boasting that it might save up to 17,000 border sanity came recently when the the ATF’s proposed spending, much opportunity than after a gun-wielding lives per year. That meant as many as 100,000 people White House once again delayed the of which is needed to fuel the crazy in Tucson killed six and nearly might have died from secondary heart attacks waiting implementation of a proposed new agency’s Operation Gun Runner in ended the lives of a dozen more for FDA approval. reporting requirement for dealers cooperation with the Mexican govern- including congresswoman Gabriella In the early 1990s, it took the FDA more than three along the Mexican line who are sell- ment. That got reversed, however, Giffords for the president to make a years to approve interleukin-2 as the first therapy for ing AK-47s and AR-15s obviously after the proposal was leaked to the strong statement in support of stricter advanced kidney cancer. By the time the FDA approved destined for the murderous narcotics national press. Whether the change of gun control. Even the NRA chose to the drug, it was available in nine European countries. vendors. It would require those retail- heart came from the publicity or as a back away from its usual bellicose The FDA was worried about the drug’s toxicity that ers to instantly report to federal result of the normal budget process statements in defense of weapons resulted in the death of 5 percent of those who took it authorities the sale of two or more of isn’t clear. You make a guess. after one of these atrocities. during testing trials. This concern obscures the fact that these favored weapons. Obviously, ATF is hamstrung from Obama not only failed to take metastatic kidney cancer has the effect of killing 100 The proposal by the Bureau of all sides and needs an ally somewhere advantage of the situation to press for percent of its victims. Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and among the quaking politicos from common sense action, his aides stut- Kazman says that if we estimate that interleukin-2 Explosives has been hanging fire for Capitol Hill to the Justice Department tered around the issue, promising that would have helped 10 percent of those who would oth- months after vigorous opposition to the White House. Obama got brave he would do so down the road, no spe- erwise die of kidney cancer, then the FDA’s delay might from the National Rifle Association and named a highly qualified Chicago cific time frame of course. Don’t hold have contributed to the premature deaths of 3,000 peo- and the Shooting Sports Foundation agent to fill the ATF directorship that your breath until he bites that bullet. ple. Kazman asks whether we’ve seen any photos or that represents firearms manufactur- has been vacant for years now. Every So all those gun-toting “don’t tread news stories of the 3,000 victims of the FDA’s inter- ers. The White House clearly has been time a director is proposed the NRA on me” Americans really have one leukin-2 delay or the 100,000 victims of the FDA’s politically intimidated although the and friends call on their allies in the less concern about Obama. They can beta-blocker delay. president’s advisers adamantly deny Senate to waylay confirmation. That now turn their attention on whether he These are the invisible victims of FDA policy. In the this, stating that it would for now was the case once again with Andrew actually was born here. 1974 words of FDA commissioner Alexander M. place an unnecessary burden on deal- Traver, leaving the agency without Schmidt: “In all of FDA’s history, I am unable to find a ers. the power of a permanent director to — E-mail Dan K. Thomasson, for- single instance where a congressional committee inves- Well, what about the hardship help fight its battles. It seems Traver’s mer editor of the Scripps Howard tigated the failure of FDA to approve a new drug. But, these and other battlefield style offense has been to side with police News Service, at weapons of mass destruction place on chiefs who want to make the streets thomassondan(at)aol.com. See WILLIAMS, page 5A OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Thursday, February 10, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 Beware the Muslim Brotherhood By CLIFFORD D. MAY Scripps Howard News Service GUEST OPINION Amid a harmattan of news, analysis and commentary blowing goal has been to create an enduring out of Egypt, one post dynasty, not leave a democratic stands out. An Israeli tweeted: legacy. But I couldn’t help but Dear Egyptian rioters, recall that exactly 32 years ago, I Please don't damage the pyra- was in Iran covering a revolution mids. very similar to the one now taking We will not rebuild. place in Egypt. And I knew young Thank you. people very much like Dina — A good joke always contains a educated, secular, liberal and excit- nugget of truth. This one contains ed about the fall of the Shah and the two. The more obvious is the prospect of Iran’s rebirth. They reminder that Egyptians and Jews firmly believed that the Ayatollah have an intertwined history, going Khomeini not only tolerated them back to antiquity "when Israel was — he valued them. After all, the in Egypt's land," as the spiritual revolution was succeeding because, made famous by Paul Robeson for the first time, the radical clerics phrases it, when the ancestors of had been joined by students, mer- many of today's Israelis were slaves chants, socialists, communists and to Egyptian pharaohs. other groups. The less obvious implication is Before long, Khomeini and his this: Israelis -- and not just Israelis - followers had all the levers of - are concerned that Egypt's revolu- power in their hands. My lucky tion could be commandeered by friends managed to flee into exile. radicals. Might such Islamists view The question now is what can be Why there aren’t more the pyramids as the Taliban viewed done to help those who sincerely the ancient stone Buddhas of want a free, democratic and pros- Bamiyan — a shameful relic of the perous Egypt, and what can be done pagan past? to prevent anti-democratic actors women in hard sciences In March 2001, the Taliban from hijacking whatever democrat- used anti-aircraft guns, artillery and ic processes may be put in place -- A new report has reenergized wasting time and study released ear- anti-tank mines to turn the statues as the Khomeinists did in Iran in the debate over why there con- resources studying lier this month by into rubble. Taliban leader Mullah 1979, as Hamas did in Gaza in tinue to be fewer women than discrimination that market research Omar was pleased. “Muslims 2006 and as Hezbollah is doing in men in science, technology, the authors believe firm MarketTools should be proud of smashing idols,” Lebanon right now? engineering and math or so- no longer exists. shows young he said. “It has given praise to God If the Muslim Brotherhood is called STEM jobs. Perhaps that is Americans doing a that we have destroyed them.” made to compete in a war of ideas, The typical answer to that so. And while I so-called “gender Six months later, Osama bin there is a decent chance it will lose. question is derived by assuming find merit in some flip” on traditional Laden, Omar’s honored guest, It’s one thing for the Brothers to that these professions are so of the report’s marital roles. would celebrate the worst terrorist proclaim: “Islam is the solution!” male-laden, it is virtually claims, I also Young women are attacks ever carried out on It’s another for them to explain why impossible for women to break believe that less interested in American soil. With him would be it’s okay if their policies scare off through to top jobs and so they women who marriage and Ayman al-Zawahiri, his top deputy tourists and investors, lead to wars leave. But a new National choose not to have young men are then and now, an Egyptian who had Egypt might not win, while deepen- Academy of Sciences report by children so they Bonnie more likely to want joined the Muslim Brotherhood at ing poverty and decreasing freedom Professors Stephen Ceci and may compete and to settle down and age 14. With bin Laden and al- for the vast majority of Egyptians. Wendy Williams of Cornell work every bit as Erbe start a family than Zawahiri in spirit would be Of course, Iran's rulers, University states otherwise. hard as men in those in prior gen- Mohammad Atta, the hijacker/pilot Hezbollah and Hamas do not rely Ceci and Williams culled 20 STEM jobs would tell you an erations. who had slammed American on opeds and television debates to years of data on women and entirely different story. No doubt gender discrimina- Airlines Flight 11 into the North advance their arguments. They STEM jobs. They concluded the First, no answer to this ques- tion still exists in the workplace Tower of the World Trade Center. murder those who disagree with following, according to USA tion is cut and dried. There are and in society. The 2008 elec- Also an Egyptian, Atta had joined a them. Today: diaphanous fragments of tion proved that beyond dispute Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated Stalin mused: “Death solves all “Instead of outright male answers that flow through and when Sen. Hillary Clinton was organization in 1990. problems — no man, no problem.” chauvinism, ‘free or con- contradict each other. For taunted in undeniably sexist Last week I was on a Canadian The Muslim Brotherhood goes fur- strained’ choices largely related example, while many women do terms throughout her campaign. television program along with Dina ther. Just last year, its “Supreme to raising a family, now put the take time off from work to raise Similarly, there are certainly Guirguis, a bright young Egyptian Guide," Muhammad Badi, gave a big breaks on a woman’s sci- families, or quit entirely for woman. Enthusiastic about Egypt’s sermon in which he said it was his at this point more women than revolution, she also was dismissive ence careers,” the authors said. their kids, not all do. men who want to be fulltime plan to raise "a jihadi generation of those who “hyperventilate” that pursues death, just as the ene- “Thus, the ongoing focus on sex Conversely, not all men want to homemakers. But one-sided about the possibility that it could be discrimination in reviewing, become corporate executives or mies pursue life." As a campaign declarations that lack of appropriated by the Muslim slogan, that may not be as catchy as interviewing, and hiring repre- high-level scientists or highly women’s advancement in Brotherhood and similar groups. "Hope and Change." As a cam- sents costly, misplaced effort. paid for that matter. So I won- STEM jobs is due solely to this I make no brief for Egyptian paign strategy, it conveys distinct Society is engaged in the pres- der when researchers compare or that factor seem outdated. President Hosni Mubarak whose advantages. ent in solving problems of the men overall to women overall, Why do Rodney King’s infa- past, rather than in addressing whether they are targeting the mous words, “Can't we just all meaningful limitations deter- wrong demographic. Shouldn’t get along,” keep echoing inside The Arab ‘street’ distrusts U.S. intentions ring women’s participation in they be comparing ambitious, my head? Both sides make fab- science, technology, engineer- career driven men to ambitious, ulous points in the STEM WASHINGTON to battle pro- ing, and mathematics careers career-driven women to collect debate, and the answer is proba- - We forget how democracy protes- today.” accurate data? bly a gorgeous melange of the messy democracy is. tors showed his Concluding that women vol- There is another factor, too. two with a sprinkling of other We’re still caught off disdain. untarily take themselves out of What are the ages of the sub- factors to boot. guard by the tremen- The Arab the running so they can raise jects under study? College and dous strength of its “street” distrusts children is not in and of itself a recent post-graduates just enter- — Bonnie Erbe is a TV host lure. We’re surprised U.S. intentions, new position (conservatives ing the field are likely to have and writes this column for by the insidiousness both for its image have been hawking it for entirely different attitudes Scripps Howard News Service. of the lust for power as a “puppet-mas- decades.) That said, there is toward career and family than E-mailand how few relin- ter” for Mubarak something new and interesting those of men and women gradu- bonnieerbe(at)CompuServe.co quish it willingly. despite obvious As the Mideast in this report. It is that society is m. proof of his tyran- ating 20 years ago. Another ignites, once again ny and the belief totally realigning that the U.S. gov- politics around the ernment is more globe, former Ann McFeatters interested in stabil- Pentagon chief ity and Egypt’s Donald Rumsfeld is detente with Israel. publishing his version of how we Our intervention in Mideast politics came to be in Iraq and Afghanistan is almost always a source of enmity for the better part of the last decade against us. and the foreseeable future. We don’t always understand our It’s an amazing portrait of how adversaries or shifting alliances in narrow-minded and shortsighted the Mideast. We don’t know what politicians can be and how danger- Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood’s ous the consequences. But the tim- capabilities or true intentions are. ing is propitious, as longtime U.S. We let our domestic politics get in ally Egypt erupts in violence after the way of true understanding. We 30 years in an official state of emer- still have conflicting information on gency. al Qaeda and its strength. We are Rumsfeld’s memoir, acquired torn between our national interest by news media before its official — such as oil and stability — and publication Feb. 8, admits to some our belief in our value systems, mistakes, such as his flippant dis- such as freedom of speech. missal of “Old Europe” and his We need to stay true to our prin- insistence the United States knew ciples and support democratic where the illusory weapons of mass reforms. Our sometimes ham hand- destruction were hidden in Iraq. ed efforts to play realpolitik back- But, overall, the tome is a measured fire. Witness our long support of but defensive defense of the deter- Saddam Hussein. We should mination to go to war, no matter remember people pay attention to what. what we do as well as to what we Rumsfeld said former President say. George W. Bush asked to see mili- We need better intelligence. We tary plans for an invasion of Iraq don’t know as much as we think just 15 days after Afghanistan- about the rest of the world. based al Qaeda’s 9/11 attack on us. Too often our arrogance has The Bush administration was deter- compromised our ability to be an mined to topple Saddam Hussein’s honest broker. regime and to use imposition of Our own revolution in 1776 democracy in Iraq as a justification was world-changing, but it was also for preemptive war. bloody, messy and, for a while, Rumsfeld quarreled non-stop inconclusive. We had to fight with the Bush administration’s sec- another war with the British in retaries of State Colin Powell, a for- 1812. Some would argue, forceful- Williams: Delay and lives are lost mer general, and ly, we’re still working on getting about how to handle post-war Iraq. government right. From page 4A Rumsfeld glosses over how he bull- Obama, a Nobel laureate, waited dozed away opposition to his plans. too long to call for Mubarak to step Nobody knows how the chaos in the times when hearings have been held to criti- But so what? Physicians carry far less weight down after Egypt’s clearly fraudu- the Mideast will be resolved or how lent election. He is paying the price, cize our approval of new drugs have been so fre- with the FDA than “public interest” advocates far its tentacles will travel into other seeming to be reactive and behind quent that we aren’t able to count them. ... The and politicians. countries such as Jordan and the curve. message to FDA staff could not be clearer.” When the FDA announces its approval of a Yemen. But even at this early stage, In a complicated world, as a That message is to always err on the side of new drug or device, the question that needs to be we can figure out some lessons. wealthy nation we will always be overcaution where FDA’s victims are invisible asked is: If this drug will start saving lives tomor- Because of the Bush administra- resented and even hated. But we are and the agency is held blameless. row, how many people died yesterday waiting for tion’s ill-thought-through interven- also respected for our might and our Kazman’s day job is general counsel for the the FDA to act? tion in Iraq and its resolve to principles. When we shave those Washington, D.C.-based Competitive Enterprise “spread democracy” no matter how principles, we face increased dis- Institute that’s done surveys of physicians and — Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- destabilizing, the United States has trust and irrelevance. their views of the FDA. On approval speed, 61 to nomics at George Mason University. To find out lost much of its global influence. 77 percent of physicians surveyed say the FDA more about Walter E. Williams and read features Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak — Scripps Howard columnist approval process is too slow. Seventy-eight per- by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- was openly defiant of President Ann McFeatters has covered the cent believe the FDA has hurt their ability to give ists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at Barack Obama during their recent White House and national politics patients the best care. www.creators.com. phone calls. Mubarak’s use of thugs since 1986. Page 6A Thursday, February 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Culture Night reaches out to Cape High School parents

By MEGHAN McCOY Cape Coral High School began holding its Parent Culture Night because ents with more information about what [email protected] when “parents are involved, students perform higher.” Since some parents they had to offer. Forty-four flags from various countries Parents also were given a bag that con- stay away from their child’s school due to either language deficiency or tained gifts from various businesses of brightened up the cafeteria and auditorium cultural differences, a night filled with information that will benefit them will Wednesday night at Cape Coral High Cape Coral. The outside of the bags con- only increase the involvement between the student and the parent, officials tained drawings of the 44 countries’ flags School during the fifth annual Parent said. Culture Night to help inform parents of represented at Cape High, which were what programs are out there for their chil- made by the students. dren. The program is designed for students “The teacher is really good,” she Information about scholarships, the Felicita Sanyet, English for Speakers of who have a need to acquire a second lan- explained why her English has improved ESOL program and various tests that the Other Languages Department Head, said guage, Sanyet said. on a constant basis. students have to take were provided to the she has been involved in the program since Freshmen Israel Megron, who was born Sanyet said there are 44 countries rep- parents throughout the night. A special per- 1991 and began working at Cape Coral in Puerto Rico, began the ESOL program at resented in the entire population of the formance by the Cape Coral High School High School five years ago. Cape Coral High School in September. He school, which has decreased from 120 and Mariner High School Latin Rhythm When she first began at Cape High she explained that since moving into the area countries five years ago. Club provided various performances for had 400 active ESOL students, which from New York his English has improved She explained that she began holding those who attended the Parent Culture decreased five years later to 78 students greatly due to the daily class he attends to the Parent Culture Night because when Night. due to families having to move out of the improve his writing, reading and spelling. “parents are involved, students perform Noemi Vasquez, who is the parent of area because of the economy. Although Megron’s first language is higher.” ninth grader Brieanna, also joined in on the The program is offered to students in Spanish, he said he finds himself speaking She said since some parents stay away festivities Wednesday night because her kindergarten through 12th grade whose English the majority of the time with his from their child’s school due to either lan- daughter’s involvement in Latin Rhythm. native language is not English. The student friends and classmates. He has even has guage deficiency or cultural differences, a She said the club has helped her daugh- is automatically tested for the ESOL pro- had the opportunity to learn a little Chinese night filled with information that will ben- ter’s self-esteem, along with bringing her gram, she explained, if one of their parent’s from one of his fellow classmates. efit them will only increase the involve- out of her shell. Vasquez said the club has native language is other than English. Angelis Maranon, whose first language ment between the student and the parent. even taught her a little Spanish. The student also is placed in the pro- is also Spanish, explained that she has her “Most of the parents leave it in the “She’s blossoming,” she said. gram if he or she does not pass the ESOL class five days a week for an hour hands of the school,” Sanyet said. The club gets together twice a week to Language Assessment Battery test to deter- and 45 minutes. The freshman said she is Representatives from Edison State practice their own choreography. mine their proficiency of speaking the learning new English words through the College, Florida Gulf Coast University, “They make their own steps,” Vasquez English language. writing, reading and talking she partici- Barry University and 5th 3rd Bank had said. “It’s amazing, they do it all alone.” pates in every day. tables set up in the cafeteria to provide par- Spreader: Information provided on controversial project From page 1A “Right now there is no problem up there. The septic systems are to come to the meeting to hear more Clarke, the city’s project engineer, and information first hand. David Scott, one of the stakeholders of not causing the problem. Might they in the future? Sure, but they are not right now.” The Kumbiers believe the city is the NSEMA process, were made avail- doing a good job communicating the able. — Cape Councilmember Pete Brandt of misinformation he says issues, and presentations like the one Although the NSEMA process essen- is circulating concerning water quality issues made by Scott and Clarke are filled with tially ended where it began — with the the type of raw data that makes them feel participating agencies and organizations that the water in the spreader, and the unable to agree on whether re-installa- Scott said. “Right now there is no problem up whole ecosystem, is perfectly clean. tion of the barrier or a water quality Councilmember Kevin McGrail said there,” Brandt said. “The septic systems Having fished around the world, the improvement plan would provide a bet- the NSEMA process simply had too are not causing the problem. Might they Kumbiers said they would know if the ter “Net-Ecosystem Benefit” —Scott many diverse groups as stakeholders to in the future? Sure, but they are not right water is polluted. said the NEB process is still a crucial ever come to a logical conclusion, while now.” They don’t support replacing the bar- and vital method to ensure a healthy Councilmember Pete Brandt said it was Mike and Fran Kumbier bought a rier. ecosystem for years to come. important to change the misconception house along the Northwest Spreader “As far as we’re concerned … we’ve “We have to approach this like triage, that septic sewer systems from the Cape about six months ago, and while they felt fished everywhere, and the water up taking the most important projects first,” are ruining the water quality. informed, they thought it was important there is perfectly clean,” Mike said. Makeover: Participants call experience ‘amazing’ From page 1A The women were floored with the group “It was amazingly peaceful,” she said appetizers while watching the premier at for the furniture. Once they arrived, the of people that make the ABC show possi- about the house that was built in a week. “It 1331 Cape Coral Parkway. furniture building began. ble. was lovely being there.” “It’s been a whirlwind,” Read said She explained that “Extreme “I was completely amazed at how kind, The volunteers who gave their time dur- about her experience of the show. “The fact Makeover” Interior Designer Michael patient, organized and creative the whole ing the show also impressed Read because that we are still upright is amazing.” Moloney selected what he wanted for the group at Extreme Makeover were,” it did not matter what kind of task they Lemmons said she is still trying to get house and they had the opportunity to set Lemmons said. “It stunned me how well were given. her head wrapped around the idea that they up the furniture, which consisted of 40 they work together... those crazy deadlines “Everyone donates their time with love, accomplished providing furniture for designed pieces, in the rooms. and no one was stressed.” they do it because they want to be there,” “Extreme Makeover.” “It was an amazing confirmation for Read said the one amazing thing that she said. The contemporary, teak furniture design us,” Lemmons said about having their col- stuck out from her experience was how Lemmons and Read are opening their can be used for indoor and outdoor use. For lection chosen for the house. “It was a huge they felt like they knew everyone for a real- doors Sunday night at 7 p m. for everyone more information visit www.island- confirmation for our vision.” ly long time once they walked on the set. to join them in drinking wine and eating bidesign.com. Celebrate: Festivals require sponsors, volunteers From page 1A “lifeblood” of the CRA, and it would be on.” consider, but its still the Chamber’s event missed. The CRA has helped the Chamber of if it’s put on hold this year,” Jacobsen said, drew thousands of people into Cape “They’re good for the city and good for Commerce through a series of grants for its adding, “Not being a club or an organiza- Coral’s downtown. businesses,” Jacobsen said. “It’s a chance special events, and Jacobsen said the Block tion like the Chamber or Rotary or Community Redevelopment Agency for the community to come out and bond. Party and Parade might be something the Kiwanis, we don’t have a large contingent Executive Director John Jacobsen said We consider it very unfortunate they CRA should consider taking on fulltime. of volunteers, which is what special events events like the block party are the couldn’t get the funding to put the event “It’s something we’re going to have to need to have to work.” Ethics: Officials say complaints are ‘without merit’ From page 1A for comment Tuesday. The city has a $100,000 “Self Insured resentation is not uncommon in such a said. Leonard J. Dietzen III, of the Retention,” comparable to a type of case. According to Deile, the ethics com- Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell firm in deductible or self-insurance. After that is “That’s part of the deal when you’re an plaint was filed as a form of harassment. Tallahassee, will represent Sullivan and paid or exhausted, the excess insurance elected official,” he said. “There’s a group of people on one side Deile regarding the complaint. then kicks in, officials said. Kerrie Stillman, with the Florida and a group on the other and it’s their polit- “The city of Cape Coral is defending Barron did not know what amount was Commission on Ethics, said Tuesday the ical activism,” he said. “They don’t like Mayor Sullivan and Councilman Deile covered under “excess insurance.” most recent complaints of record filed our attempt to improve the city, to reduce against the ethics complaint,” city spokes- If the allegations have merit, the costs to against Sullivan and Deile were dismissed spending, to reduce waste.” woman Connie Barron wrote in an e-mail defend must be reimbursed by Sullivan and in April. The commission voted to dismiss Deile added that the complaint is with- sent in response to a Breeze query as to Deile. them both due to legal insufficiency. out merit. whether the city was providing counsel. If unfounded, the city will seek reim- No information was available on the Sullivan agreed. The city based the decision on the bursement from the complainant. current complaint. “It doesn’t hold water,” he said. “The grounds that the excess insurance policy Deile said he has no issue with reim- According to the state website, a com- complaint’s not worth the paper it’s written has coverage to do this, and that the city bursing the city for the costs to defend if plaint remains exempt from public records on.” treats all allegations as unfounded until it the allegations are found to have merit. disclosure until the alleged violator asks The complainant could not be reached determines otherwise, Barron stated. He also said he does not see a conflict of that the related records be made public or interest for until it reaches a stage in the proceedings the city to where it becomes public. That typically defend he happens when the complaint is either and Sullivan found to be without merit, in which case it in regards to is dismissed, or it is determined there is the ethics probable cause to investigate. • MORE CHOICE complaint. As far as the utility lawsuit, Deile said a $ Sullivan pre-trial conference is set for March. Chandelle Plaza $ • BEST ENGINEERING Tiki 10 FOR 10 • LOWEST PRICES said the rep- MATCH www.massinginc.com DOMINO’S CVS

Viscaya x www.handihouse.com PL A Y 6040 LANDING VIEW RD. Must present coupon, Shortfall: Del Prado Blvd., S. (First Light S. of Colonial on Metro) Budget one coupon per customer 1119 Del Prado Blvd. S. Cape Coral FL 239-939-4122 From page 1A 239.458.2777 Chandelle Plaza SINCE 1977 ber Jane Kuckel. “Regardless, it’s not good NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC news we need to be pre- pared for the worst case scenario.” The Cape Coral City Council will hold a Committee of “It’s not out of the realm we were expecting, but it’s the Whole meeting on Wednesday, February 16, 2011, disappointing,” Desamours added. beginning at 5:00 p.m., in the City Hall Council Scott’s projections included outlooks for the Chambers, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral. next two fiscal years, but School Board member Jeanne Dozier recognized The following items may be discussed: that it was important not to get too far ahead. “We are just going to Utilities Expansion Projects, Rates, and Alternative Options focus on the next year’s impact we really have a big job ahead of us,” she said. Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC City Clerk DUCATION CAPE CORAL BREEZE E THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 10, 2011 7

EDUCATION NOTES Father, two sons way. This is a nationwide contest that is being managed locally inducted into the again this year by Sue Huff of E. Sons of the Sue Huff and Associates, Inc. The winner of the essay con- American Revolution test will receive $1,500, which is William B Spearman and sons an increase from the $1,000 of William Robert Spearman and past years. The winner also will Matthew Louis Spearman were receive an all expense paid trip to inducted into the Sons of the the 11th Annual Community American Revolution on College Baccalaureate Wednesday, Jan. 12. The induc- Association tion was held at noon at the Royal Conference being held in San Cape Coral Palm Yacht club. William and Diego, California from Feb. 25- Watercolor artist Matthew Spearman are students 27, 2011. The winners’ college Charles at Evangelical Christian School will also receive a $500 award in Greenholdt attending the sixth and fifth honor of the winning student. The demonstrated grades. Currently, both young scholarship prize is provided his craft Monday men are studying the American again this year by Community Revolution and are honored to be College Week. Rules for the morning for directly descended from a soldier contest can be found at Caloosa Middle who fought for the freedom of our www.accbd.org — local students School students country. attending a community college as he finishes a are encouraged to enter. painting. For more information, go Dean’s lists online to www.accbd.org or call Cadet Rickey Leon Anderson 239-596-7990 for contest infor- MEGHAN MCCOY Jr. of Cape Coral achieved mation. Dean’s List status at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, for the fall semester of Environmental the 2010-2011 academic year. Anderson is seeking a BS in Studies scholarship Business Administration. The Tarpon Bay Explorers The following students from Scholarship for Environmental Florida Institute of Technology Studies will, for the sixth consecu- were named to the Dean’s List for tive year , award $1,000 to local the fall semester, which ended in high school seniors or college stu- December. They are: dents in April, reports Doris Hardy, Joshua Hinkle, of Cape chair of the ‘Ding’ Darling Wildlife Coral — Civil Engineering Society-Friends of the Refuge major. Education Committee. PELICAN HONOR ROLL Adam Melendez, of Cape Applicants must live in Lee Cora — Forensic Psychology County, Charlotte, or Collier major. County and intend to pursue an Miss Oler’s Fernandez, Rachel Mrs. Lopez- Dupre, Cassandra Alan Norori, of Cape Cora education in science, biology, envi- Kindergarten Class Gehrett, Cody Romano’s Epperson, Alexandra — Aviation Management, Flight ronmental studies, or wildlife con- Abrue, Brianna Huntington, Paulina Fifth Grade Class Grier, Katherine major. servation. Funds may be used for Dorsey, Madison Johansson, Julia Franklin, Brianna Guerrero, Santiago To be included on the Dean’s tuition, books, supplies, equipment, Durlacher, Myah LaMagna, Alexander Fretwell, Hannah Infante, Giavanna List, a student must complete 12 and technical materials at a qualify- Fernandez-Diaz, Mendez, Jorden Goncalves, Ana Kotovsky, Brenon or more graded credits in a ing institution of higher learning. Kevin Morabito, Isabella Rodriguez, mar Menendez, Rashel semester with a semester grade Applications are due by March 31, Gonzalez-Lara, Alan Orjuela, Danyella Sbarra, Meghan Pathak, Sophia point average of at least 3.4. 2011. Greco, Leonard Perez, Mya Taylor, Richard Prindle, Rose “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society Kiester, Anthony Ramirez, Nicco Miss Theo’s Sanchez, Andre will administer the Tarpon Bay Lang, Haley Tremper, Christopher Kindergarten Class Summerall, Taylor High Honors Explorers scholarships, and in the Lopez, Caleb Blakenship, Carlee Terry, Christopher The University of Wisconsin- past has matched funds when qual- Lopez, Lucas Mr. Klages’ Bryant, Tabitha Thompson, Aubrey Stevens Point honored more than ified candidates exceeded TBE Lorenzo, Bryan Third Grade Class Duff, Morgan Trupo, Emili 2,365 undergraduate students for scholarship availability. Nale, Olivia Blum, Abigail Failla, Charles attaining high grade point aver- For information on underwriting Ordonzinski, Kaydon Dostie, Erica Fern, Kaylee Mrs. Everett’s ages during the fall semester of additional scholarships or applying Olson, Nicholas Febles, Dominic Gonzalez-Espinoza, Third Grade Class the 2010-11 academic semester. for scholarships, please contact Peavy, Jett Gobey, Darin Kiara Brown, Trenton Among those honored is Kevin M Hardy at [email protected] or Rickis, Lily Gonzalez, Ezekiel Harragin, Danielle Kotovsky, Emmett Hansen, High Honors from Cape 239-472-1100 ext. 233, or Ranger Tompson, Nickolas Hernandez, Chloe Hedrick, Sara Lobocchiaro, Celine Coral. Becky Wolff at Valenti, Lily Kyle, Alexandria Keen, Parker Mastrolia, Lindsey [email protected] or 239- Lau, Ethan LaRosa, Emmanuel McPhatter, Dillon 472-1100 ext. 236. Mrs. Randazzo’s Mayo, Ayla Marle, Ali Morant, Richard Honor Roll Applicants can also download Kindergarten Class Paltzer, Ethan Martinez, Adrianna Williamson, Todd Washington’s State and print scholarship applications Arminana, Saudel Peacock, Destony McGrath, Riley Zapata, Ariana University’s President’s Honor and information from www.ding- Barrera, Miranda Tolson, Trent Myers, Kristina Roll included Anthony Joel darlingsociety.org. Click on the Bravo, Manolo Valdez, Richard Pelkofski, Jacqueline Mrs. Stormfeltz’s Darling from Cape Coral. applicable link on the lower right- Bustos, David Penticoff, Landon Third Grade Class hand side under the “Inside the Chambergo, Vianca Mr. Stormfeltz’s Rodriguez, Nicholas Babair, Chase Homeschool program Society.” Conway, Dylan Third Grade Class Schlemm, Brennen Baranowski, Grace The homeschool program, Destefanis, Ella Acquarulo, Marino Beville, Ty Archery, will be held Thursday, Laboratory Theater Harbord, Brianna Box, Blade Mrs. Brittain’s Cash, Madison Feb. 17, from 2-4 p.m. Age Irwin, Collin Coronella, Aaron Kindergarten Class Clouse, Carson requirements and price varies for of Florida Labs Kazanjian, Isabella Clelland, Cheyenne Fields, Loretta Cuevas, Juliana each home school program. A Leatherwood, Gonzalez, Alexa Jennings, Nathaniel Hayford, Logan parking fee is required. Call Kelly Rats program Madison Orjuela, Esteban Mullen, Gabrielle Lutek, Theresa for more information at 239- The Laboratory Theater of Mabbitt, Peyton Pinto, Jared Nofi, Erin Marabito, Dominic 822-8212. Most homeschool Florida presents its brand new McGrath, Genevieve Strahan, Alaxanderia Valladares, Denzel Powers, Edward programs meet at the campground 2011 Children’s Program: Lab Reddick, Mia Silverman, Dylan 19130 River Road and are held at Rats....at the Sidney & Berne Davis Robinett, Hannah Mrs. Zerkel’s Mrs. Ale’s Sparks, Mya the lodge. Register online Art Center in downtown Fort Rodriguez, Adriana Fourth Grade Class First Grade Class Tippins, Ryan Http://www.leeparks.org or by Myers. Schwartz, Dylan Baghdad Belhad, Burns, Seth York, Nathan calling 239-533-7440. Saturdays - Feb. 26, March 19, Zayranov, Samuil Ramzi Chockley, Amaryah Young, Madison April 16. and May 21, 9 a.m. A Brown Raymond Condret-Jensen, Zarate, Sergio show will be performed, followed Mrs. Lukow’s Dove, Jacob William Dancing Classrooms by a fun activity. Children will gain First Grade Class Egiziaco, Christian Elizondo, Melissa Mrs. Conant’s The fourth annual Dancing insight into puppetry, improvisa- Cotugno, Charly- Garrett, Jena Ferguson, Austin Fourth Grade Class Classrooms program in Lee tion, story dramatization, music, Madison Hayer, Robbie Krug, Natasha Brito, Anyeline County Public Schools will comedy, and pantomime to help Crawford, Krishara Hildreth, Brandon Smith, Kyle Brown, Trevan include seven schools and 580 develop creativity, problem solv- Garcia, Joel Kalies, Grace Soundara, Khi Capo, Brian students in 2011, the greatest ing, cooperation and thinking skills, Gardiner, Ronin Kempa, Kelsey Williams, Jessica Cordrey, Tyler number of students since its as well as a sense of confidence. Grier, Michael Lopez, Nathan Wilson, William Cosher, Raeanne inception in 2008. Kids free, accompanying parent Henry, Betsy McNamara, Dillon Garay, Matthew The fifth grade students are $10 Holbrook, Joseph Menendez, Shamari Miss Land’s Garcia, Riana learning ballroom dancing as part Show and workshop titles can Marshall, Meredith Mikhail, Bishoy First Grade Class Greenwell, Matthew of this exciting 10-week social be found online through our web- Morales Espiau, Nunez, Saryah Baghdad Belhadj, Jenkins, MaKenna development program. The con- site:www.laboratorytheaterflori- Brandon Ramirez, Elias Noor Lara, Valerie cept uses ballroom dancing to da.com Or call 239-218-0481. Olson, Benjamin Ryan, Sommer Bergin, Mikey Lohnes, Calyssa build social awareness, confi- Osowski, Makayla Sanchez, Diego Cathey, Brayden Milanes, Brandon dence and self-esteem through the Lee Education & Robinson, Madison Shin, Brittany Cross, Kelton Mousa, Asma practice of social dancing. Robinson, Michael Sinibaldi, Mikayla DeLeon, Alexis Renda, JT The participating schools are Employment Training Schirmer, Brianna Zohler, Delanie Feliz, Jeanie Leal Seneca, Joshua Spring Creek Elementary, Bonita Hernandez, Adrean Sosa, Juan Manuel Springs Elementary, J. Colin begins in April Mrs. Costilla’s Mrs. Daly’s Miller, Michael Vittoe, Chris English Elementary, Lehigh Lee County residents currently First Grade Class Fourth Grade Class Rodriguez, Micheal Elementary, Edgewood working at low-skill, low-paying Abrue, Julio Aberger, Eliana Salgado, Jonathan Mrs. Josten- Academy, Tice Elementary and jobs who have not had an opportu- Baker, Kenneth Cathey, Jackson Sheridan, Dominick DiMarzo’s Colonial Elementary school. nity for higher education or previ- Diaz. Alyssa Devitt, Katelyn Stowe, Emma- Fourth Grade Class Dancing exhibitions by ous job training may take advan- Duran, Dacoda Diehm, Cody Kherington Acosta, Gabriela schools will take place at tage of cost-free job training in Gonzalez, Juliana Downey, Matthew Thompson, Elizabeth Barcenas, Luis Miromar Outlets in Estero on Medical Front Office skills to Perdomo, Vanessa Dupeyron, Solanch Wheeler, Ty DeStefanis, Paul Saturday, Feb. 26, from 11:30 increase their pay. Schweitzer, Riley Dupre, Peter Fretwell, Jozlyn a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and Saturday, The seven-month no-cost job- Wilcox, Gavin Edwards, Kaleigh Mrs. Schiffer’s Marcareno-Ortiz, March 12 from 11:30 a.m. to training program starts April 19, Epple, Anna Kindergarten Class Paula 12:30 p.m. and class will graduate in Mrs. Mariano’s Garratt, Katie Chaney, Jake Munoz, Duvan The final ballroom dancing November 2011. Telephone Second Grade Class Gurges, Brian Chockley, Ariana Quintero, Loren competition called “Colors of the interviews will be accepted through Alba, Jade Joyce, Amanda Delpino, Heali Ranshaw, Cameron Rainbow Team Match” will be April 15. The class is filled on a Aldred, Naudia Matteo, Joseph Gardiner, Aidan held on April 2 at the Miromar first-come, first-served basis and Aubin, Cameron Patterson, Ali Gervais, Madison Mrs. Wood’s Design Center. fills up quickly. All applicants must Marquez, Jose Pierce, Brysen Green, Alyssiah Fifth Grade Class A total of 84 children will be working, must provide proof of Niemela, Travis Rubio, Vanessa Lohnes, Jessica Babair, Hannah compete for Gold, Silver and earned income, proof of high Payton, Kayla Smith, Madison Nee, Daniel Bonanno, Jake Bronze medals in this gala pres- school diploma or GED, pass a Saldana-Hernandez, Soundara, Jaley Paddock- Clark, Preston entation. Sponsorship packages basic assessment in reading, lan- Alan Temple, Kaylee Brueggemen, Brianna Duhamel, Max are currently available to support guage and spelling, and pass a Sandelier, Sebastian Walker, Andrea Payton, Zoe Ellsworth, Nick Dancing Classrooms. criminal background check. Suhan, Kaleb Penkalski, Anna Killough, Harley For more information about Successful applicants must have Benitez-Troche, Mrs. St. Pierre’s Santo, Neveah Knopf, Danny this program or call Janelle reliable transportation to the classes Manny Fifth Grade Class Valentin, Xavier Mckinney, Ronin Beaber at (239) 337-0433 or which are held 6:30-9:30 p.m., S Belhadj, Badr Warner, Ashton Mitchell, Daniel email Janelle@leeschoolfounda- Tuesday and Thursday nights at Mrs. McCormick’s Cammarota, Williams, Dalton Murillo, Ray tion.org. High Tech Center Central, 3800 a Second Grade Class Christopher Woodland, Salvador Pollock, Ashley Michigan Avenue, Fort Myers. The Appling, Isadora Coronella, Jason Selby, Jasmine Annual Student L.E.E. Program covers all costs for V Bostwick, Addison Eddy, Taylor Mrs. Ritter’s Shea, Alissa tuition, books and can cover child- tw Crabill, Josette Fisher, Destiny Second Grade Class Stefanacci, Daniel Essay Contest care cost during class hours. to Crandon, Lucas Nelson, Mia Almeida, Juan Trakhtenberg, Alex The Community College Contact: Barbara Goins at ve Dickman, Andrew Newcume, Haley Bartell, Alexa Trupo, Kathryn Baccalaureate Association (239) 533-7902 for a telephone T Dudick, Maria Rodriguez, Brendan Czyscon, Maeve announce that its eighth annual screening to determine eligibility. qu Eldridge, Ellie Yamamoto, Ashley Desronvil, Jebby Student Essay Contest is under- be te bl ca im CAPE CORAL BREEZE HEALTH THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 10, 2011 8 HEALTH NOTES The United Way 239-789-5353. The United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades is approaching the con- Bipolar disorder clusion of the 2010-2011 United Way Campaign, with only six support group weeks left. Fort Myers Parents of Children As of Jan. 24, the United Way with Bipolar disorder support Campaign has raised $6.6 million group meets every Wednesday, 7 which is over 82 percent of the goal p.m. at Lee Mental Health Bldg F, of $8,024,330. Conference Room, 2789 Ortiz “We are so thrilled to have Ave. Fort Myers raised over $6.6 million at this point! We still have over $1.4 mil- lion to raise and I am asking for Habitat for Humanity your help. You have the power to The Habitat for Humanity of make a difference in the lives of Lee County Thrift Store will be your neighbors, friends, co-workers, holding 50 percent off ticketed and even your own family members items sale every third Saturday of who may need the services of a each month. You are invited to United Way,” said Pat O’Donnell, stop in to see what item(s) are on United Way Campaign chair. sale that day and shop ‘til you The United Way of Lee, Hendry drop. and Glades has been “the way the Donations of building materi- community cares” since it was als, kitchen cabinets, and house- established in 1957. For more hold items are greatly appreciated. information, or to make a contribu- Volunteers do pick up donations tion call United Way at (239) 433- that are large in size! Call (239) 2000 or visit 652-1689. The Thrift Store is www.unitedwaylee.org open Monday through Saturday MICHAEL PISTELLA from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm and is located off Old 41 between Pine Soccer win Dr. Jonathan M. Island (Bayshore) Road and Cape Coral junior goalkeeper Daniel Villamil, middle, walks off the field with team- Pondella Road at 1288 N mates Kevin Hurley, left, and Juan David Cano after their 2-1 shootout victory over Frantz receives Tamiami Trail, North Fort Myers. Golden Gate Tuesday night. The Seahawks won the five-shot shootout 4-3 to reach recognition the Region 4A-3 finals for the first time in school history. More photos are available Jonathan M. Frantz, MD, FACS, Rotary Park online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. owner and medical director of Florida Eye Health and Suncoast fitness classes Surgery Center, has been selected Rotary Park Environmental for the 2011 Best of Fort Myers Center located at 5505 Rose BENEFITS Award in the Ambulatory Surgical Garden Road will hold the follow- Center category by the U.S. ing fitness classes: Sam Galloway Jr. & Friends 26, 2011. Tickets for the Chef Vintner Dinners are Commerce Association . Morning. Yoga Thursdays from limited. The USCA “Best of Local 9:45-10:45 a.m. six class dates) announce eighth annual For tickets or more information on the Northern Business” Award Program recog- Bring a yoga mat and towel or pil- Trust Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest, please nizes outstanding local businesses low for the neck. Soup Kitchen Benefit throughout the country. Each year, Cost: Cape Coral resident $36, The Sam Galloway Jr. & Friends eighth Annual go to www.SouthwestFloridaWineFest.org, or call 239-278-3900. the USCA identifies companies that non-resident $54. Soup Kitchen Benefit will be held Tuesday, March they believe have achieved excep- For more information and to reg- 1, at the Sam Galloway Ford dealership off Boy tional marketing success in their ister call 239-549-4606. Scout Drive. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m. fol- Fashion show to benefit local community and business cate- lowed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. Maestro Andrew Kurtz Regional Cancer Center gory. These are local companies that will be conducting the Gulf Coast Symphony enhance the positive image of small Social Services Orchestra with a patriotic music selection. Lee Memorial Health System Foundation has once again partnered with Tanger Outlets to raise business through service to their at Lake Kennedy Last year’s event sold out with more than 600 customers and community. guests attending to help raise $800,000 for awareness of those members of our community who AIDS Prevention Counseling are battling cancer. The event, which includes a Among the eye surgeries that Dr. (Free) by appointment, call 332- Community Cooperative Ministries Inc., the umbrel- Frantz performs at Suncoast la agency for the Soup Kitchen and Customer fashion show, silent auction and luncheon, takes 9663 place on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Surgery Center are cataract Brightstar Blood Pressure Choice Food Pantries, Meals on Wheels, removal, CustomLens implants, and Community Montessori Preschool and Social and Harbour Marriott Resort and Spa, 17260 Harbour Glaucous Screening, 10:30 Point Drive, Fort Myers. YAG lasers. Other surgeries per- a.m.,the third Wednesday of the Homeless Services. Each year, local restaurants, formed at Suncoast Surgery Center companies and individuals donate the southern-style Fashions will be provided by Tanger Outlets, month which include such favorites as Carter’s, GAP include glaucoma surgeries by Marc Cape Coral mini bus, by menu including barbeque chicken and pork, fried G. Bodman, MD, a Specialist in chicken, coleslaw, fried shrimp, cheese grits, swamp Outlet, Lane Bryant and Jockey. In a celebration of appointment, call 574-0573 life after cancer, the fashions will be modeled by Medical and Surgical Treatment of Deaf Service Center of cabbage, gourmet meatloaf, mashed potatoes, Glaucoma at Florida Eye Health, gumbo, black-eyed peas, rice, collard greens, maca- cancer survivors. S.W. Florida Modeling & Talent Southwest Florida,l by appoint- Agency will present the fashions provided by the and eyelid and facial cosmetic sur- ment, call 461-0334 roni and cheese, fresh green beans, homemade cook- geries by Stephen J. Laquis, MD, ies and gourmet chocolates. Tanger stores with agency models and cancer sur- Geriatric Substance Abuse vivors. Ophthalmic Plastic & Prevention Services, by appoint- The goal of this annual event is to raise as much Reconstructive Surgeon at the money as possible for area residents in need. Individual tickets are $50 and may be purchased ment, call 656-3461 at the Tanger Management Office, located at Suite Aesthetic & Cosmetic Laser Center Widow & Widowers, 10 a.m., Galloway wants to ensure that programs remain at Florida Eye Health. in place to help Southwest Florida’s growing popu- 4145 in the Tanger Outlet Center on Summerlin first Tuesday of the month Road in Fort Myers. Tickets are also available For more information about Senior Friendship Dining, lation of hungry be able to find a nutritious meal. Suncoast Surgery Center or Florida Eight years ago, he gathered friends in the local through the Lee Memorial Health System Monday through Friday, at 11 Foundation office at 239-343-6950. All net pro- Eye Health, call the main office at a.m. Call for reservation at 574- restaurant community and beyond to donate their (239) 418-0999, toll free 800- time and services toward a community fundraiser for ceeds benefit programs and treatments at Lee 0572. Memorial Health System’s state-of-the-art Regional 581-0999 or visit www.bettervi- local homeless and hungry. The event has grown sion.net. each year with guests who come together for one Cancer Center at I-75 and Colonial Blvd. in Fort Lake Kennedy evening in the Service Department of Galloway Myers. Sponsorships are also available for the following Senior Center Ford. All the monies raised are used to help those in Complimentary skin ■ Southwest Florida. levels: Gold-$2,500; Silver-$1,500; Bronze- Simply Fit with Sandy: The “Last year we asked people to do something and $1,000; and Ribbon-$250. For details regarding cancer screenings classes are held on Tuesdays and they did,” said Sarah Owen, CEO of CCMI. “With sponsorships, please call Patti Chlipala at the Lee Skin cancer is the most common Thursdays, 8-8:50 a.m. The cost is the money we raised last year we were not only able Memorial Foundation at 239-343-6059 form of cancer in the United States, $4 per member and $8 per non- accounting for nearly 50 percent of member. to continue to help our community but also develop ■ new and innovative ways to fight hunger and home- The 13th annual Minnesota all cancers diagnosed. In 2010, Natural Golf with Joe lessness. The community did something for us and nearly 70,000 people were diag- Tranchida Wednesdays we did something for the community.” Twins Celebrity nosed with Melanoma, the most This program is ongoing and is According to Owen, those things included open- Golf Classic will be held Thursday, Feb. 24, on serious form of skin cancer. As with held on Wednesdays, at 1 p.m. at ing Southwest Florida’s first customer centered the championship-level Wee Friendly and Long all cancers, early detection is the key the Lake Kennedy Center. Learn in Choice Marketplace, establishing Baby U, beginning Mean courses at prestigious Fiddlesticks Country to successful treatment. Dr. Drew the air-conditioned comfort of our work on transforming the Soup Kitchen into a com- Club in Fort Myers. Kreegel will offer complimentary ballroom, rain or shine! Wear com- munity cafe, serving more schools last summer with Past participants in the annual Classic have skin cancer screenings in his office, fortable clothing and footwear, and CCMI’s Mobile Food Pantry, establishing Cape included 2009 “American League M.V.P.” Joe on the first and third Thursday of bring a driver, 6-iron, 9-iron and a Coral’s first marketplace and soon its own commu- Mauer, Michael Cuddyer, Carl Pavano, Nick each month. putter. The cost for four sessions is nity cafe and adding more schools and students to its Blackburn, Kevin Slowey, pitching ace Joe Nathan, He will offer the screenings at $8 for members and $16 for non- weekend backpack program. 2010 “American League Manager of the Year” Ron the Kreegel Aesthetic Surgery members. Lake Kennedy Senior Tax-deductible sponsorship opportunities are Gardenhire and Hall of Fame candidate Bert Center, 16410 HealthPark Drive, Center is at 400 Santa Barbara available from $5,000 and tickets are $150 each. Blyleven. The Classic supports programs and treat- Ste, 200, in Fort Myers. Blvd. For more information or For more information or tickets, visit ments at Lee Memorial Health System’s Regional For more information or to directions, call 239-574-0575 www.ccmileecounty.com or call CCMI at 239-332- Cancer Center. schedule an appointment for a 7687, ext. 107. The scramble-format golf tournament is followed screening call (239) 343-9777. For more information and available sponsorship by a seated dinner featuring silent and live auctions. Hope Parkinson opportunities, visit www.ccmileecounty.com or call Bidding opportunities will include one-of-a-kind 239-332-7687. hand-signed memorabilia from the worlds of sports Celebrate Your exercise groups and entertainment, luxurious spa and jewelry items, ■ Cypress Cove: 10500 a trip to Napa Valley with a private vintner tour and Emergence! Cypress Cove Drive, Fort Myers Southwest Florida a trip to the AT&T National with VIP access and Michael Bernard Beckwith of Monday and Friday 11 a.m.-noon Wine & Food Fest 2011 luxury hotel accommodations. “The Secret” will headline an event ■ Cape Coral Wellness Center: SWFL Children’s Charities, Inc. announced Individual golf slots are $250 and include the that organizers say could radically 609 SE 13th Court Tuesday and Northern Trust is continuing its support of tournament, lunch buffet and dinner auction. Non- change the lives of those who Thursday 1 p.m.-2 p.m ■ Southwest Florida’s Wine & Food Fest 2011 as title golfers may also participate by purchasing a $50 attend. He has appeared numerous North Fort Myers Community sponsor. The weekend event will be held Feb. 25 ticket to the dinner auction. To register your four- times on “Oprah Winfrey” and Center: 2021 N. Tamiami Trail - and 26, 2011. This marks the fourth year that some for The Minnesota Twins Celebrity Golf “Larry King Live”, and has taught Tuesday and Thursday 11 a.m.- Northern Trust has served as title sponsor for the Classic or to purchase tickets to the evening dinner alongside international spiritual noon ■ event. auction, call 239-343-6950 or email world leaders. Grand Court Community The Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest is a [email protected]. Corporate The full two day event will be Room: 8351 College Parkway, Fort two-day event that begins with chef/vintner dinners Sponsorship opportunities are currently available. held Feb. 25 and 26, at First Baptist Myers Thursday 10:30-11:30 ■ in private homes throughout Southwest Florida and To inquire, call 239-343-6950. Church of Fort Myers, 1735 Lehigh Acres Christ United concludes with a Grand Tasting and Auction the fol- Jackson Street, Fort Myers. Methodist Church: 1430 lowing day. The Grand Tasting features gastronom- Along with keynote Michael Homestead Road Tuesday and Dr. Piper’s Grand Gala Bernard Beckwith, the program will Friday 1:30-2:30 p.m ic delights from more than a dozen of the region’s Dr. Piper Center will hold its first “Grand Gala” finest chefs along with signature wines from included Rickie Byars Beckwith, For more information, call (239) to benefit its Foster Grandparent Program, Senior best-selling author Aman Motwane, 985-7727. California, and other popular wine regions. Companion, Senior Employment, and Community The 2011 signature vintner is Napa Valley’s Staglin Sheila McKeithen and August Connections programs. Gold. Family Vineyard. Over the last two years, the event This new event will be held on Saturday, Feb. PFLAG has raised $1.75 million net for Southwest Florida The event will also include 26, at 6 p.m. at the Sydney and Berne Davis Art music artists including local, A support group for parents, Children’s Charities’ primary beneficiary The Center. The featured entertainment will be the friends and families of lesbian, gay, Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida, Edison Grammy Award winning artist Kat smooth sounds of Wilson Williams and His Platters. Eppel. Also POSI (Positive) music bisexual and transgender persons State College’s pediatric nursing program and Guests will enjoy a complimentary cocktail hour and meet at UUCFM Campus, 13411 Florida Gulf Coast University’s endowed scholar- Award Winning artist Susie elegant dinner, a live and silent auction, along with Hulcher, POSI artists, Jami Lula, Shire Lane, Fort Myers. ship for pre-medical students pursuing study in pedi- dancing. PFLAG promotes the health & atrics. Harold Payne, Sue K. Riley, Tickets to The Grand Gala are available for $150 Richard Mekdeci and more will per- well-being of LGBT persons, their In addition to Northern Trust, the Southwest per person or $1000 for a table of eight and can be families and friends. Florida Wine & Food Fest is sponsored by Miromar form during the event and in concert purchased by calling 239-332-3456. to conclude the event. PFLAG provides opportunity for Lakes, Lee Memorial Health System, Saks Fifth Dr. Piper Center provides services, which meet dialogue about sexual orientation Avenue, Grandeur Magazine and the News-Press The Center for Spiritual Living, the basic human needs, enrich the daily lives and Cape Coral has brought together and gender identity, and acts to cre- Media Group, Gulfshore Life Magazine, and enhance the independent life style of elders; as well ate a society that is healthy and Gulfshore Business Magazine as well as several pri- this group of inspirational teachers as services that impact the lives of children with spe- and inspirational musicians for the respectful of human diversity. vate donors. cial needs and at-risk youth. PFLAG welcomes the participa- The Northern Trust Southwest Florida Wine & people of SW Florida. For more For more information, please contact Cheryl information about Inspiration 2011 tion and support of all who share in, Food Fest Grand Tasting will be hosted at MIromar Holland at 239-332-3456. and hope to realize this vision Call Lakes Beach & Golf Club on the afternoon of Feb. go to www.inspiration-2011.com or call the Rev. Emile Gauvreau at 239-898-6124. Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, February 10, 2011 Rapid breathing can often trigger dizziness DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I admit that sequence. The lips might feel real. them? I’m a very uptight person. Sometimes I can’t numb, and peculiar sensations You can get a handle on — J.P. control my breathing. I start breathing very often spring up in other body them by seeing a therapist, who fast, and I become dizzy. When I sit and calm areas. People feel weak and can unearth any psychological ANSWER: You’re talking about nasal myself, my breathing returns to normal and unbalanced. The change can problem buried deep in your decongestants, right? I’m sure the instruc- all is well. This happens when I am stressed cause them to faint. subconscious mind that is trig- tions on the label say not to use the spray for out. Congestive heart failure, gering the attacks. If they’re prolonged periods. “Prolonged periods” is a My doctor tells me I am hyperventilating. liver diseases and lung diseases making your life a shambles nebulous guideline. Three days is long He has taken an awful lot of tests, including are some of the ailments that and interfering with your abili- enough to use such sprays. blood, breathing tests and X-rays. I don’t might trigger hyperventilation. ty to function, medicines that Decongestants constrict swollen blood want to believe this is a self-induced illness. A rise in body temperature and decrease the intensity of anxi- vessels that leak fluid and obstruct the nasal Can you suggest any physical illnesses that pain are other stimuli that make ety are helpful in the early passage. They also cut down the production might be the cause? people breathe rapidly and stages of therapy. of mucus. When used for too long, they lead — P.L. bring an imbalance to body Dr. Donohue to rebound expansion of the vessels. The nose chemistry. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: becomes perpetually stuffed. ANSWER: Hyperventilation, rapid and In your case, I agree with Would you call this an addic- It’s not an addiction; it’s overuse. You can deep breathing, upsets the body’s acid-base your doctor. A physical illness tion: I am hooked on nasal unhook yourself with a saline nasal spray. balance. Exhaling so much carbon dioxide so isn’t the likely cause. The TO YOUR sprays. If I don’t use one a cou- Alternate the decongestant with the saline rapidly makes the blood and the entire body attacks are unpredictable, and GOOD ple of times every day, my nose spray. Gradually reduce the decongestant less acid than it should be. the only rhyme or reason to becomes so clogged that I can spray and depend more on the saline spray. The upset in acid-base balance brings them is stressful situations. But HEALTH hardly breathe. Can you sug- You ought to be using only the saline spray in many changes. Dizziness is one possible con- that doesn’t make them any less gest some way for me to get off a week. Then you can stop it, too. Moon in Taurus brings appreciation of all that appeals to our senses The moon in earthy Taurus brings a deep happy to answer any question communications asset. In fact, you can do something that helps others, but appreciation for all that appeals to our senses. people want to ask you, as you don’t even have to talk this case is especially satisfying. It will be easier to notice particular details in long as it’s not about you. much today because people AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). There’s our environment as our awareness of the You’re in a private mood, and understand your every look and a tricky balance between being a soft touch, physical world is heightened. Enjoy the scent the mysterious aura around gesture — you’re that clear. an overall nice and sweet person, and being a of the air, the way the light plays against the you makes someone want to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. pushover who can’t get respect. You achieve shadows and the music of ordinary motion in know you. 21). You will be proactive and that balance today. our everyday surroundings. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). progressive when it comes to PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You are so ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’ll be There are plenty of people helping your loved ones, col- comfortable in your own skin now that you most imaginative when things don’t go as who offer up possible solu- leagues and friends. Just be sure may choose to wear something that gives expected. That’s when your eyes open to new tions. Be careful who you lis- they really want it before you go your physical presence more magnetism. challenges. And this afternoon you’ll have a ten to. Do not take advice from after it for them. You’ll get attention for this and will enjoy partner in this fun, as well. anyone who hasn’t actually SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- every bit of it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Some of accomplished the thing you Dec. 21). You’ll be in hot pur- the people around you are stressed but not want to accomplish. suit of an interesting piece of TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. 10). You unhappy. Some kinds of stress actually help VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. information, and you will quick- attract a multitude of pleasant circumstances your situation. Look deeper and you’ll find 22). You have the gift of gab. Holiday ly learn what you want to know. this year. New friends and colleagues come that everything is not what it seems. Furthermore, you know how Mathis Your curious mind never rests, into your world in the next seven weeks. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). There are to fit in with people with though, and you’ll quickly be on Lofty goals become realistic as you create a still a few changes you’d like to make around whom you have very little in to the next quest for knowledge. solid plan in March. April brings the resolu- your domestic realm. You can’t take it all on common. You will skillfully CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- tion of an ongoing matter and a financial at once, but if you make a list, prioritize and schmooze your way into a HOROSCOPES Jan. 19). You are someone’s bonus, too. You’ll travel in July. Aries and focus on one thing at a time, you will make sweet situation. rock, and that person will lean on Leo people will be an uplifting presence. progress by the end of the day. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. BY HOLIDAY you today. It always makes you Your lucky numbers are: 10, 2, 33, 25 and CANCER (June 22-July 22). You are 23). Your body language is a feel good about yourself when 17. Husband’s dependence is self-destructive and will harm himself, wife Dear Annie: I am 26 and have been liv- himself. Justin’s parents are al divorce or have the mar- It is extremely insensitive, but we don’t ing with my “husband” for a year. We had a less than sympathetic, and he riage annulled. believe Dad is trying to be deliberately hurt- religious ceremony, but didn’t file the legal cannot support himself. I have Dear Annie: I am a ful. And his wife is likely the one who is paperwork. Now I realize it was a huge mis- moved into the second bed- divorced mother of two col- doing a mass mailing without considering the take. I desperately want out of this so-called room, and we haven’t had sex lege-age girls. Over the recipients. Let your ex know that you appre- marriage. for months. Justin insists we are years, their father hasn’t ciate his effort to stay in touch with his chil- “Justin” lied about completing his college married and everything is fine. bothered to have much con- dren, but ask that he please not send the pho- education and was unemployed for the first Our friends and family have tact with them. tograph because it makes them terribly six months we were together. He told me he no clue that it’s not legal and The problem is, in the past unhappy. We hope he cares enough to do was applying for jobs, but in reality, he spent our relationship is in shambles. two years, we have received something about it. his days playing video games and eating junk We live in a small religious a picture at Christmas of his food. Justin finally found part-time mini- community. A messy breakup four little girls by his second mum-wage employment, but I still do the could cost me my career. Please wife. This cleaning, bill-paying and cooking despite help. really hurts working 50 hours a week compared to his 20. — Cornered in Kansas Kathy my daugh- I have asked, begged and nagged him to help Dear Kansas: As much as Mitchell ters’ feel- more, but he refuses to lift a finger. When I you want to help Justin, you are ings and insist, he whines and takes an hour to do a 20- not responsible for his mental & Marcy just makes minute task. health or his unwillingness to Sugar me mad. Justin suffers from depression. Whenever seek treatment. At some point, It’s like he I bring up the idea of an amicable separation, his dependence is self-destruc- is throwing he either becomes enraged and throws the tive to both of you. You could ANNIE’S his new furniture, or dissolves into a sobbing mess tell him you will consider stay- family in and threatens suicide. I, too, have fought and ing if he gets therapy immedi- MAILBOX our faces. It won my own battle with depression through ately. But also talk to your local even says therapy, medication and a wonderful support clergyperson about your “marriage.” Kansas “Merry Christmas from the network. I feel the need to provide a stable recognizes common-law marriages, and you family.” Do you think this is environment for Justin, but he refuses to seek could, in fact, be legally bound to Justin. If right? treatment. walking out is not possible, you may need to — Disgusted in Penn. If I leave him, I am terrified he will harm file the legal paperwork and then get an actu- Dear Disgusted:

OBITUARIES John R. Jernigan grandchildren; Malcolm, Dareck, Adam and Mathew; John R. Jernigan, 66, of Matlacha died Monday, Feb. 7, two great-grandchildren, Taylor and Kayleb; and her 2011. Yorkie, Maya. He was born in Russellville, S.C. He lived and worked in She will be greatly missed by all her family and many Philadelphia, Pa., and retired from Bell Telephone Company friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m., Saturday, Ruby Jernigan; and brothers, Larry and Philip Jernigan. Feb. 12, at Fuller Metz Funeral Home, 3740 Del Prado Survivors include his daughter, Jennifer Jernigan; broth- Blvd., South, in Cape Coral. The family will receive ers, James, Joseph, and Charles Jernigan; and sisters, Louise friends for viewing on Friday Harkins and Marie McWilliams. afternoon from 4-6 p.m. Family and friends may sign the guest register by visiting Memorial contributions www.dignifiedcremations.com. may to be made to Hope Affordable Cremations is in charge of arrangements. Hospice, 9470 Health Park Every Week Circle, Fort Myers, FL 33908. In The CAPE CORAL BREEZE Crowell Lee Redwine Please visit www.fuller- Crowell Lee Redwine, 85, who resided at Baldomero metz.com to view Kathi’s Lopez Nursing Home for Veterans in Land O Lakes, Fla., Life Tribute and share a died Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011, by natural causes brought on by memory. Alzheimer’s. He was born on Aug. 1, 1925, in Concord, N.C., to Charlie Crowell Redwine and Annie Harris Redwine. He attended school in Concord, N.C., and received Gertrude M. Jones a high school diploma later in life for his life experience. He Gertrude Marie Jones, was extremely proud of the recognition. 88, of Cape Coral died He served in the U.S. Navy from 1943 until 1946. While Friday, Feb. 5, 2011, while in the Navy, he served on the U.S.S. Bostwick in the Atlantic at home with her family. Ocean. He was married on Feb. 2, 1947, in Charlotte, N.C., She was a member of the to Maxine Tucker Redwine. They were married for 52 years Sportsman Club and attend- until Maxine preceded him in death. ed St. Andrews Catholic He enjoyed spending time with his family, riding horses, Church. collecting and working on classic cars and playing golf. She is survived by her He was preceded in death by sisters, Irene Redwine children, Jane Sweeney and Mullins and Bertha Redwine Moore. husband Timothy, of Cape He will be deeply missed by his brother, Vernon Ray Coral, Kathleen Sarnowski Redwine; his four sons, Steve Redwine of Raleigh, N.C., and her husband Alfred, Gary Redwine of Tampa, Joe Redwine of Austin, Texas, and Timothy Jones and his wife Tim Redwine of Lake Forest, Calif., 12 grandchildren, and Kathy, and Thomas Jones; seven great grandchildren. her grandchildren Ryan The funeral will be Thursday, Feb. 10, at 3 p.m., at Coral Sarnowski and his wife Ridge Funeral Home, 1630 S.W. Pine Island Road., Cape Jennifer, Adam Sarnowski Coral. and his wife Megan, Erin Family will receive friends one hour before the service. Lawler and her husband Ryan, and Kyle Sweeney and his wife Amanda, of Katherine Ann Williamson Cape Coral; and her great Katherine Ann Williamson, 72, of Cape Coral died grandchildren, Ania and Monday, Feb. 7, 201, at Hope Hospice. She was born in Grayson Sarnowski. Titusville, Pa., in 1938 to William and Francis Benson. The memorial service She had been a resident of Cape Coral since 1975. She will be held Saturday, Feb. was an employee of Lee Memorial Health System’s Cape 12, at 1 p.m. at St. Coral Hospital for more than 32 years as a social worker. Andrews Catholic Church She was an avid tennis player and a member of the Cape in Cape Coral. Don’tDon’t MissMiss AnAn Issue!Issue! Coral Yacht Club Womens tennis league. Memorials may be sent Her family includes her four children, John to Hope Hospice of Cape Williamson, Cheryl Poirier, Jill (Paul) Jennings and Rich Coral. Williamson; one sister, Barbara Shultz of Lititz, Pa.; four For convenient home delivery, call 239.574.1110. Page 10A Thursday, February 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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8 p.m. on FX 10:30 p.m. on WBBH Movie: Wanted Outsourced An office drone (James McAvoy) doesn’t real- Hoping to improve the staff’s poor customer ize that, like his father, he has secret skills service skills, Todd (Ben Rappaport) gives his as an assassin in this fast-paced adventure employees anger management training, which based on a comic-book series. With an enemy surprisingly reveals Gupta (Parvesh Cheena) (Thomas Kretschmann) hot on his heels, he to be the worst offender. Asha (Rebecca agrees to submit to training by mentors (An- Hazlewood) is taken aback when Madhuri gelina Jolie, again channeling her inner Lara (Anisha Nagarajan) receives a Valentine’s Day Croft, and Morgan Freeman) who help him gift from a secret boyfriend in the new episode perfect the art of killing. Terence Stamp and “The Todd Couple.” rapper Common also are featured.

8 p.m. on WZVN 8 p.m. on WBBH Wipeout Who Do You Think You Are? Contestants including the Hockey Hottie, Ripped Rhino and Mr. Grinch get a decidedly frosty re- Country music superstar Tim McGraw, who spent his early years not knowing who his dad was, ception from the Snowplow Sweeper and try to avoid a chilling plunge off the Wipeout Ski Lift as later discovered and became close to his biological father, baseball player Tug McGraw, before the they struggle to navigate the snow-laden course in a bid to win $50,000. John Anderson and John older man died. Now determined to learn more about his paternal family tree, McGraw embarks on Henson are hosts for the new episode “Winter Wipeout: This Little Piggy Went to Wipeout.” Jill a journey that leads him to ancestors who were among America’s first settlers, including an indus- Wagner is co-host. trious one with a link to George Washington. 8:30 p.m. on WBBH Perfect Couples 8 p.m. on WZVN Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown Julia (Christine Woods) is miffed after Dave (Kyle Bornheimer) meets a woman while hiking, but the hiking shoe is on the other foot when Dave sees green over a co-worker Julia finds funny. Rex Poor Charlie Brown. All he wants is to be remembered on Valentine’s Day. What he’d really like is (Hayes MacArthur) has a hard time disclosing his financial trouble to Leigh (). Amy a greeting from the Little Red-Haired Girl, but he’ll settle for a card from anyone at all. And Linus and Vance (Mary Elizabeth Ellis, ) try to make each other jealous in the new episode wants to get the perfect gift for the teacher he idolizes in this special. “Perfect Jealousy.” 9 p.m. on WFTX 9 p.m. on WFTX Fringe The story shifts back to events “over there,” with the Fringe Team investigating a terrorist who has After a failed bike stunt, a BMX rider’s remains are discovered on a warehouse roof, leading Booth armed himself with a chilling weapon: an insect that enjoys devouring human flesh. Alternate Olivia and Brennan (David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel) to question the victim’s fellow riders, while (Anna Torv) is reunited with her boyfriend. Despite remaining determined to save his world, Walter- Hodgins and fellow “squint” Fisher (TJ Thyne, guest star Joel David Moore) identify the corpse’s nate (John Noble) discovers there are lines he will not cross. Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick and many fractures. Booth plans a grand gesture to demonstrate his commitment to Hannah (guest Blair Brown also star in the new episode “Immortality.” star Katheryn Winnick) in the new episode “The Daredevil in the Mold.” 10 p.m. on FX 9:30 p.m. on SHOW Archer Movie: The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia Ask any villain and he’ll tell you Archer (voice of H. Jon Benjamin) is a potent adversary. And ap- Filmmaker Julien Nitzberg’s gripping 2010 film documents a year in the life of a West Virginia fam- parently he’s potent in other departments as well, based on how his favorite call girl just showed ily whose members get through their hardscrabble existence with an unruly kind of joy, despite the up at ISIS with a newborn son and a subpoena for a paternity test. Aisha Tyler and Jessica Walter fact that the threat of deadly violence is all around them. The family patriarch was murdered on his also lend their voices to the new episode “Blood Test.” way to a mountain dance performance and several other relatives also have met an unsavory end. MUST SEE MOVIES MID-WEEK TALK 1:45 p.m. BRAVO Movie WZVN The Nate Berkus Show Nate sets up a speed-dating THURSDAY ›››‡ THURSDAY EVENING ››› A Few Good Men game for an audience member; Valentine’s Day gifts. (N) Å 8 p.m. FAM Movie (1992) . A Navy 6 p.m. WNFM Access Hollywood A profile on Jennifer Lo- Matilda (1996) Mara Wilson. A pez; New York fashion week. (N) Å WNFM The Wendy Williams Show Bethenny Frankel; Mi- lawyer defends two Marines in chael Oher; Dana B. Myers. (N) ’ Å child uses her amazing abilities a comrade’s death. (R) 7 p.m. E! E! News (N) against uncaring adults. (PG) ››› FAM The 700 Club A man loses everything to get a relation- ››› 3 p.m. E! 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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2011 Reading Red PREP REPORT Sox signs I-Coast for spring headed to By JIM DONALDSON Scripps Howard News Service 3A-12 final ith football season over, New England sports fans ■ Scores, schedules, 13A WWand writers have turned Cape Coral senior By JIM LINETTE their attention to our beloved Sawx. forward Paolo Acosto [email protected] Coincidentally, Boston is the leaps onto teammate For the first time in Island Coast’s decided favorite to win the American Caio Amaral’s back as short school history, the Gators will play League pennant — just ask New Jordan Taylor joins for a boys’ district basketball champi- York Yankees’ GM Brian Cashman onship. — and take on the pitching-rich the celebration scene after Amaral’s goal at The Gators earned their way to the Phillies in the World Series. District 3A-12 title match with a fourth- There’s a season to be played first. the end of the first half in the Region 4A- quarter rally that netted a 67-60 victory A season in which a surprising over Dunbar in the semifinals Wednes- amount could go wrong, even for a 3 semifinals Tuesday day night at Island Coast. The win also team as seemingly loaded as the Sox, night. More photos assures the Gators their first appearance who spent the offseason spending out- are available online in the regional playoffs next week. rageous amounts of money in a bid to at: cu.cape-coral- The Gators (13-13), the tourna- return to the playoffs after sitting out daily-breeze.com. ment’s No. 2 seed, will face top-seed- the postseason last year. ed Bishop Verot at 7 p.m. Saturday. It should be noted, local TV ratings MICHAEL PISTELLA Verot whipped LaBelle 69-38 in plummeted by more than 33 percent. Wednesday’s other semifinal. Let us look, position-by-position, Senior Kyle Harding connected for at the Sox, not only through the rose- four consecutive three-point baskets colored glasses of spring training in in the fourth quarter to ignite the Fort Myers, but as if their proverbial Gators from an eight-point deficit into cup does not runneth over. the lead for good. As time wound Start with pitching, the most down, the Gators sealed the win at the important part of the game. ■ What’s Right: free throw line with Harding sinking Boston’s rotation 5-of-5 in the final 1:30. doesn’t compare with the Phils’ fabu- Harding finished with a team-high lous foursome of Roy Halladay, Cliff 17 points while Tim Dal Bon added Lee, Cole Hamels, and Roy Oswalt, but 14, Jason Morris with 13, Billy Res it’s still impressive, with Jon Lester, with 11 and Terrell Griffin with 10. Clay Buchholz, Josh Beckett, John Cape chalks up 2nd shootout win Lackey and Daisuke Matsuzaka. Dunbar 15 16 11 18 — 60 ■ Island Coast 18 10 9 30 — 67 ■ What’s Wrong: Beckett was Scores, schedule, 13A overtime periods, but none were as crucial or DUNBAR 60 — Strawbridge 6, White 6, horrendous last year, with an ERA of By JIM LINETTE as spectacular as the one he made on the Williams 18, Barnes 9, J. Jackson 4, B. Jackson 5, 5.78 and 151 hits allowed, including a Titans’ fifth and final penalty kick to preserve Hendricks 11. Totals: 22 6-12 60. [email protected] a 4-3 tally in the shootout for a 2-1 win. 3PG: Williams 5, Barnes 1, Hendricks 3. team-high 20 homers, in just 127 Twice in two weeks, Cape Coral junior ISLAND COAST 67 — Dal Bon 14, Griffin 10, innings. Lackey was, at best, mediocre. goalkeeper Daniel Villamil has saved a victory Villamil dove to his right and smothered the Harding 17, Orellana 2, Rees 11, Morris 13. ball to send the Seahawks to the Region 4A-3 Totals: 21 14-22 67. What if they’re not appreciably better for the Seahawks in the boys’ soccer playoffs. 3PG: Harding 4, Rees 1, Morris 2. this season? Even if, as is most likely, finals where they face the Lakewood Ranch The first came in the District 4A-11 quar- LaBelle 12 8 4 14 — 38 they do improve, how likely is it that terfinals against Ida Baker. Cape won the Mustangs at 7 p.m. Friday at Dave Warkentin Field. Bishop Verot 15 13 21 20 — 69 Lester and Buchholz will post better penalty kick shootout 4-3 to record a 2-1 vic- LaBELLE 38 — O’Farrell 11, Ford 2, Burton 4, numbers than a year ago? “I was very jubilant,” said Villamil, who Gutierrez 2, Diaz 8, Jones 5, Kelley 6. Totals: 15 tory and the right to keep playing postseason 4-9 38. As for Matsuzaka, well, isn’t every games. was swarmed beside the south net by team- mates and Cape students who rushed onto the 3PG: O’Farrell 3, Jones 1. start for him a roll of the Dice-K? Tuesday night, Villamil did it again in the VEROT 69 — Wagner 11, Taylor 20, Reeves 3, As for the bullpen ... Region 4A-3 semifinals against Golden Gate. field to join the celebration. “I just tried to Hoop 2, Dierksheide 8, Mosher 7, Williams 2, ■ What’s Right: Doyle 4, Howard 9, Diamond 1, Brittenham 2. Bobby Jenks and Villamil made nine saves in regulation and two See SHOOTOUT, page 13A Totals: 27 8-13 69. Dan Wheeler will join Jonathan 3PG: Wagner 1, Taylor 1, Reeves 1, Papelbon, who’s looking to bounce Dierksheide 2, Mosher 1, Howard 1. back in what is for him a contract year, In games played Tuesday: Daniel Bard and Hideki Okajima. Mariner ■ What’s Wrong: Papelbon is Softball coming off the worst season of his ■ Mariner 13, Island Coast 3: career, a year in which he had eight Home runs by McKenzie Hunt and blown saves and an ERA of 3.90. disposes Abby Willis helped lead Mariner to a Boston bullpen blew 23 save chances softball season opening win. (second most in the American Hunt was 2-for-4 and Willis was League). If Papelbon can’t close, 2-for-2. Samantha Rapp was 3-for-4 there could be blow-ups in both the of NFM with a pair of doubles for the Tritons bullpen and the clubhouse. (1-0), who play at Lehigh Thursday. As for who’ll be behind the plate... ■ ■ Scores, schedules, 13A Island Coast 000 030 — 3 2 1 What’s Right: Give me time. Mariner 133 141 — 13 15 4 I’ll think of something. By JIM LINETTE W — Grigiski (1-0). L — McDonald. ■ What’s Wrong: Jarrod [email protected] 2B — Rapp (M) 2. HR — Hunt (M), Willis (M). Saltalamacchia has never been better After a sluggish start that lasted ■ North Fort Myers 15, Lehigh offensively than his rookie year of into the third quarter, the Mariner 0: Paige Enge and Katrissa Rowell hit 2007, when he batted .266, with a Tritons finally played like the District grand slam home runs to power North career-high 11 homers, in a combined 4A-11 Tournament’s No. 2 seed. Fort Myers to a season-opening win. 93 games (also a career-high) for the The Tritons allowed the No. 7 The Red Knights (1-0) play at East Braves and Rangers. This is a guy who seeded North Fort Myers Red Knights Lee County Thursday night, has had problems throwing the ball to hang around until midway through back to his own pitcher, never mind the third quarter before pulling away Boys Tennis throwing out opposing runners at sec- for a 51-27 victory in the quarterfinal ■ Ida Baker 7, Island Coast 0: Ida ond base. Behind him is Jason Varitek. round Wednesday night at Fort Myers Baker won its season debut by sweep- One guy has yet to start 100 games High. MICHAEL PISTELLA Cape Coral junior forward Caio Amaral keeps ing Island Coast. in a major-league season. The other is The win sends the Tritons (18-7) The Bulldogs (1-0) play at Lehigh 100 years old, with a bat to match. to Friday’s semifinal round against control of the ball after eluding a Golden Gate Thursday. In the infield, we’re looking at ... No. 6 Lemon Bay, which ousted No. defender in one of the two overtimes Tuesday Singles — Nick Boye (IB) def. Juan Ravelo 6-0, ■ What’s Right: Dustin Pedroia, the 3 seed Cypress Lake 86-75 in the night. The Seahawks went on to win the Region 6-1; Matt Harrison (IB) def. Ariel Ortiz 6-1, 6-1; league MVP in 2008, and Kevin other quarterfinal contest. 4A-3 semifinal match 2-1 by taking a penalty Caleb Littlestone (IB) def. Bruce Lawmaster 6-0, 6- Youkilis return from injuries that cut Multiple turnovers by both teams 0; Jaryd Wydock (IB) def. Michel Llerana 6-1, 6-0; kick shootout 4-3. More photos are available Chris Carrillo (IB) def. Armondo Macias 6-0, 6-0. short their seasons, and Adrian Gonzalez See 4A-11, page 13A online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. Doubles — Boye-Harrison (IB) def. Ortiz- is a huge addition at first base. Lawmaster 8-0; Littlestone-Wydock (IB) def. ■ What’s Wrong: Pedroia’s foot Ravelo-Macias 8-0. still seems to be bothering him. Baker’s 10-0 run breaks Cape In games played Monday: Youkilis is moving from first to third ■ Cape Coral 12, Estero 1: Kristi at an age (32) when guys generally ■ Scores, schedules, 13A Bulldogs (12-12) to the semifinal round at 7 Maselter homered and tripled to help are going the other way. Gonzalez, lead Cape Coral’s 11-hit attack to a By JIM LINETTE p.m. Friday against No. 1 seed Fort Myers, like Pedroia and Youkilis, also is which got past Riverdale 72-63. regular-season-opening win Monday rehabbing an injury. [email protected] The Bulldogs, who had trouble knocking at Estero. At shortstop, Marco Scutaro had to Ida Baker broke open a tight game with a The Seahawks (1-0) host Naples 10-0 run in the middle of the fourth quarter to down shots in the first half, found the range in be moved to second base last year second half. They also stepped up the tempo in Thursday. because of arm woes, and Jed Lowrie open a lead on the way to a 60-50 victory over Cape Coral Tuesday night in the quarterfinals the second half until the Seahawks (13-12) Cape Coral 004 401 3 — 12 has yet to show he can produce or stay were forced to foul in the final minutes during Estero 000 100 0 — 1 healthy over the course of a season. of the District 4A-11 boys’ basketball tourna- WP — Harkins. ment at Fort Myers High. a comeback bid. 2B — Mallory Guerrero (CC), Amanda Hurley In the outfield... (CC). 3B — K. Maselter (CC), Dilallo (CC). HR — ■ What’s Right: The return of The win advances the No. 4 seeded See BAKER, page 13A K. Maselter (CC). speedy Jacoby Ellsbury to center field, after missing virtually all of last season because of injury, and the addition of SCOREBOARD high-priced, free-agent — and similar- ly speedy — Carl Crawford are rea- sons for runaway optimism. Prep Boys Basketball (22) Texas A&M 73, Colorado 70, OT NHL ■ What’s Wrong: Mariner 51, North FM 27 (24) Temple 77, Fordham 66 Bruins 8, Canadiens 6 Right-fielder J.D. ● Drew is in the last season of a 5-year, Lemon Bay 86, Cypress Lake 75 Schedule, 13A Sharks 3, Blue Jackets 2 $70-million deal. The Red Sox didn’t Bishop Verot 69, LaBelle 38 Predators 4, Red Wings 1 get much return on that investment last Island Coast 67, Dunbar 60 NBA Wild 3, Avalanche 2 year, when Drew batted just .255. ● Scores, schedules, 13A Pistons 103, Cavaliers 84 Coyotes vs. Stars (n) It’s hard to find much wrong with Pacers 104, Bobcats 103 Senators vs. Flames (n) Crawford, who hit .307 for Tampa Nets 103, Hornets 101, OT Blackhawks vs. Oilers (n) College Basketball Bay, with a career-high 19 homers, a Magic 99, Sixers 95 Ducks vs. Canucks (n) (3) Texas 68, Oklahoma 52 league-leading 13 triples and 47 Spurs 111, Raptors 100 ● Scores, schedule, 13A stolen bases. He has almost never (5) Duke 79, (20) No. Carolina 73 Wizards 100, Bucks 85 been thrown out stealing at Fenway (8) Notre Dame 89, (16) Louisville 79, OT Clippers 116, Knicks 108 Park, but was running on Boston Rutgers 77, (9) Villanova 76 Bulls vs. Jazz (n) ECHL pitchers and catchers. (11) Georgetown 64, (12) Syracuse 56 Mavericks vs. Kings (n) Everblades 4, Cyclones 2 (13) Wisconsin 62, Iowa 59, OT Jim Donaldson writes for The Nuggets vs. Warriors (n) ● Scores, schedule, 13A Providence Journal. (17) Florida 79, So. Carolina 60 ● Scores, schedule, 13A Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Thursday, February 10, 2011 4A-11: Depth, defense wins Continued from 12A well in our last eight games,” in the first half kept the said Harris. “We’ve been scoring low. The Tritons holding teams to one shot. led 26-16 at intermission. Even when we’ve missed The Tritons broke the shots ourselves we haven’t all-over-the-court pressure given up easy ones to the applied by the Knights in other team.” the fourth quarter to stretch Only three players an eight-point lead to the scored for the Knights, led final 23-point margin. by Andrew Malaise with a “Our depth and experi- game-high 16 of their 27 ence, but mostly our depth, points. finally wore them down,” The Tritons take on the said Tritons coach James Manta Rays at 5 p.m. All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD Harris. “And we managed Friday in the first semifinal to outscore them in every match followed by top- seeded Fort Myers against p.m. Colorado at Columbus, 7 p.m. quarter. When we get dou- ble-doubles from a couple No. 4 Ida Baker. The win- IGH CHOOL N.Y. Rangers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ners advance to the champi- H S Boys & Girls Tennis Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. of our guys we’re going to Tuesday, Feb. 8 Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. win most games.” onship game at 7 p.m. (Boys) Ida Baker 7, Island Coast 0 Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. Saturday. Boys Soccer Thursday, Feb. 10 Luke Stamps hit a pair of Regional Semifinals Fort Myers at Mariner, 3:30 p.m. three-pointers to kickstart the North FM 8 8 5 6 — 27 Tuesday, Feb. 8 (Boys) Cape Coral at Island Coast, 3:30 Tritons’ 18-6 run in the final Mariner 11 15 7 18 — 51 Region 4A-3 BASKETBALL p.m. eight minutes. Kendrec NORTH 27 — Malaise 16, Vega Cape Coral 2, Golden Gate 1 (SO, 4-3) (Girls) Island Coast at Cape Coral, 3:30 3, Mercado 8. Totals: 9 6-8 27. Lakewood Ranch 1, George Steinbrenner 0 p.m. Ferrara (10 rebounds) led the 3PG: Malaise 2, Vega 1. Region 3A-3 Ida Baker at Lehigh, 3:30 p.m. College Tritons with 13 points, Sam MARINER 51 — Stamps 6, Bishop Verot 3, Bradenton Southeast 1 Friday, Feb. 11 Top 25 Schedule Guerrier added 12 and Justin Marrero 4, Moore 6, Guerrier 12, Tampa Berkeley Prep 3, Clearwater Central (Boys) North Fort Myers at Estero, 3:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Ferrara 13, Emmons 10. Totals: 16 Emmons 10 points and 11 14-18 51. Catholic 2 (SO, 4-3 (Girls) Estero at North Fort Myers, 3:30 p.m. No. 10 Connecticut vs. St. John's at Region 2A-3 Madison Square Garden, 7 p.m. rebounds. 3PG: Stamps 2, Moore 2, Vero Beach St. Edward’s 3, Evangelical No. 23 Vanderbilt vs. Alabama, 9 p.m. “Our defense has played Guerrier 1. Christian 2 (SO) Friday’s Games Regional Finals GOLF No games scheduled Friday, Feb. 11 FGCU Men: 6-16 Region 4A-3 Shootout: Two-for-two Home: 3-7 Away: 3-9 A-Sun: 3-10 Lakewood Ranch at Cape Coral, 7 p.m. Coral Oaks Golf Course Region 3A-3 Men’s Golf Association Upcoming Games Continued from 12A pick a low corner and not Tampa Berkeley Prep at Bishop Verot, 7 Individual Low Net — 2/9 Feb. 10 — at Kennesaw State, 7:30 p.m. change their mind. p.m. A Flight — 1. Gary Hickerson 65; 2. Ed Feb. 12 — at Mercer, 4:30 p.m. focus on the penalty kicks.” Whiteman 65; 3. Don Abraham 67. Feb. 14 — at Western Kentucky, 8 p.m. The Seahawks (22-1-3) “The low corner is the Girls Basketball B Flight — 1. Dave Keller 68; 2. Bob Feb. 19 — vs. Campbell, 5:15 p.m. are in the regional finals for hardest for the keeper to Regional Quarterfinals Dufresne 70; 3. Ton Acken 71. Feb. 21 — vs. Stetson, 7:30 p.m. reach,” said Nardiello. C Flight — 1. Fred Guttormson 65; 2. Ernie the first time in school his- Thursday, Feb. 10 FGCU Women: 19-1 “High to the corner, the Dentzau 67; 3. Jim Maron 72. tory. They need to win three Region 4A-3 Home: 10-0 Away: 9-1 A-Sun: 12-1 keeper can still get there.” Cypress Lake at Barron Collier, 7 p.m. more games to claim their Naples at Estero, 7 p.m. Upcoming Games Not long ago, even in the Feb. 12 — at Mercer, 2 p.m. first state championship. Region 3A-3 SOFTBALL If they face any more World Cup, tie games were Sarasota Booker at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Feb. 14 — at Kennesaw State, 7 p.m. Feb. 19 — vs. Campbell, 7:30 p.m. penalty kick shootouts in the decided by a coin flip. Dunbar at Bradenton Southeast “Some people still don’t Region 2A-3 Feb. 21 — vs. Stetson, 5:15 p.m. next three games Seahawks Canterbury at St. Pete Northside Christian, College coach Aldo Nardiello said, like the penalty kick way to Upcoming Games NBA decide a game,” said 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games “We have a lot of confidence at USF Tournament Out-of-Door at Community School of Philadelphia 117, Atlanta 83 after having been through Nardiello. “It’s much better Naples, 7 p.m. Feb. 11 — vs. N.C. State, 11:15 a.m.; vs. Orlando 101, L.A. Clippers 85 than a coin flip because it’s Florida, 6 p.m. two of them.” Boys Basketball San Antonio 100, Detroit 89 Shooting penalty kicks still an execution of skill Feb. 12 — vs. Marshall, 9 a.m.; vs. South Miami 117, Indiana 112 and of nerves in the keeper District 4A-11 Tournament Florida, 4 p.m. Milwaukee 92, Toronto 74 are just as nerve-wracking at Fort Myers Feb. 13 — vs. Long Island, 11:15 a.m. Memphis 105, Oklahoma City 101, OT for shooters as for keepers and the shooters.” Tuesday, Feb. 8 Minnesota 112, Houston 108 saving them. Junior Caio Amaral put Quarterfinals Wednesday's Games “Rule No. 1 is not to over- the Seahawks on the score- Ida Baker 60, Cape Coral 50 Detroit 103, Cleveland 84 board just before the end of Fort Myers 72, Riverdale 63 HOCKEY Indiana 104, Charlotte 103 practice,” said Nardiello. Wednesday, Feb. 9 New Jersey 103, New Orleans 101, OT “You don’t want them taking the first half with a swift- Quarterfinals Orlando 99, Philadelphia 95 dozens and dozens of PKs. kick goal at the top of the Lemon Bay 86, Cypress Lake 75 ECHL San Antonio 111, Toronto 100 You start thinking about them penalty box. Mariner 51, North Fort Myers, 27 Wednesday's Games Washington 100, Milwaukee 85 The Titans (21-2-3) tied Friday, Feb. 11 Florida 4, Cincinnati 2 L.A. Clippers 116, New York 108 and it starts playing mind Semifinals Trenton 2, Kalamazoo 0 Chicago at Utah, (n) games with you.” the game 1-1 with a goal in (2) Mariner vs. (6) Lemon Bay, 5 p.m. South Carolina 2, Greenville 1 Dallas at Sacramento, (n) Choosing who takes the the eighth minute of the (1) Fort Myers vs. (4) Ida Baker, 7 p.m. Bakersfield at Idaho, (n) Denver at Golden State, (n) penalty kicks is more of a second half with the wind at Saturday, Feb. 12 Stockton at Ontario, (n) Thursday's Games their backs. Championship: TBD, 7 p.m. Thursday's Games L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. gut feeling than a science. Kalamazoo at Trenton, 7 p.m. Golden State at Phoenix, 9 p.m. “You want more experi- In the second overtime, District 3A-12 Tournament Villamil made one crucial at Island Coast Utah at Las Vegas, 10:05 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 10:30 p.m. enced players taking them,” Tuesday, Feb. 8 Friday's Games Friday's Games save on a rainbow shot that Florida at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Charlotte, 7 p.m. said Nardiello. “Who’s hav- LaBelle 66, Gateway Charter 16 ing a good night, who is he tipped just over the Wednesday, Feb. 9 Greenville at Toledo, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Indiana, 7 p.m. Reading at Wheeling, 7:05 p.m. New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. feeling it or who wants to crossbar at the peak of his Semifinals vertical leap to save the Bishop Verot 69, LaBelle 38 Gwinnett at South Carolina, 7:05 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. do it. You also look for vol- Island Coast 67, Dunbar 60 Bakersfield at Idaho, 9:10 p.m. Portland at Toronto, 7 p.m. game for the moment. Elmira at Ontario, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. unteers. Seniors usually Saturday, Feb. 12 want to step up and (junior) Paolo Acosta, Amaral and Championship: (2) Island Coast vs. (1) Victoria at Las Vegas, 10:05 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Feakins each scored on the Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Stockton at Alaska, 11:15 p.m. Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. Ben Feakins (who came off L.A. Lakers at New York, 8 p.m. Seahawks’ first three PKs. Blades Record: 28-22-3 the bench to replace Nathan Phoenix at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Wrestling Home: 13-9-2 Away: 15-13-1 Streak: W-1 Stone when he got injured) The Titans’ third shooter Region 2A-3 Meet Wednesday’s Game wanted to shoot one. You hit the left post for the first Feb. 11-12 Everblades 4, Cincinnati Cyclones 2 also tend to go with your miss. at Charlotte Upcoming Games ON THE AIR shooting personalities, but Ronald Lind’s shot was Feb. 11 — at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. saved by Titans keeper Baseball Feb. 12 — at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. remain flexible and open Tuesday, Feb. 8 Feb. 18 — vs. Gwinnett, 7:30 p.m. On Television each night. You must read Mauricio Ramos. The Cape Coral 7, Riverdale 0 Feb. 19 — vs. Gwinnett, 7 p.m. Titans then converted their Wednesday, Feb. 9 TODAY the body language.” Feb. 26 — at South Carolina, 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball: fourth PK to tie the Mariner 16, Bayshore 0 Feb. 27 — at South Carolina, 4 p.m. Practicing penalty kicks Thursday, Feb. 10 Connecticut vs. St. John’s shootout at 3-3. 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College is like shooting three-point- Diamond Classic at Bishop Verot NHL ers in basketball — with and Up stepped senior Cape Coral vs. Estero at Riverdale, 4 p.m. Basketball: Florida State vs. Georgia Tech Tuesday's Games 8 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf without defensive pressure. Andrew Gonzalez for the Island Coast at Riverdale, 7 p.m. New Jersey 3, Carolina 2, OT Seahawks’ fifth and final North Fort Myers at Lehigh Classic 8 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Basketball: “The dynamics of penalty Toronto 5, N.Y. Islanders 3 Lakers vs. Celtics PK. He cooly sent the ball Ida Baker at Lehigh, 7 p.m. Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 1 kicks have changed in recent Friday, Feb. 11 8 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf inside the left post for the 4- San Jose 2, Washington 0 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: National years,” said Nardiello. “Now, Diamond Classic at Bishop Verot Buffalo 7, Tampa Bay 4 3 winner. Villamil’s only Cypress Bay at Mariner, 7 p.m. Pro-Am the goalkeeper can slide side St. Louis 2, Florida 1 9 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball: save in the shootout then Dunbar vs. Oasis at Cape Sports Complex, Wednesday's Games to side. It used to be they 6 p.m. Illinois vs. Minnesota preserved the victory. Boston 8, Montreal 6 9 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Alabama vs. Vanderbilt could not move off the line, Saturday, Feb. 12 San Jose 3, Columbus 2 which made it more difficult. “That was my first PK Diamond Classic at Bishop Verot 9 p.m. — Speed (cable) Speed Performance Nashville 4, Detroit 1 Awards The percentage is more on the this season,” said Gonzalez, Softball Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 10:30 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Basketball: side of the keeper, who can who was stellar all night on Phoenix 3, Dallas 2, OT Mavericks vs. Nuggets the defensive back line. “I try Monday, Feb. 7 Ottawa at Calgary, (n) pick a side and stick with it. Cape Coral 12, Estero 1 Friday to not be too emotional about Chicago at Edmonton, (n) 11 a.m. — Universal (cable) Skiing Sometimes good goalkeepers Tuesday, Feb. 8 Anaheim at Vancouver, (n) them. I used to take PKs a lot Mariner 13, Island Coast 3 7:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) High School make the best penalty kickers Thursday's Games Basketball in club soccer. I’ve managed North Fort Myers 15, Lehigh 0 New Jersey at Toronto, 7 p.m. because they tend to have icy Thursday, Feb. 10 8 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf to do well under those pres- Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Basketball: nerves.” Naples at Cape Coral, 6 p.m. at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Players are taught to sure situations.” Island Coast at South Fort Myers, 6:30 p.m. Lakers vs. Knicks N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: National Pro-Am North Fort Myers at East Lee County, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Mariner at Lehigh, 7 p.m. 9 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Boxing: Decarie Friday's Games vs. Alvarez Friday, Feb. 11 Detroit at Boston, 7 p.m. Baker: No. 1 Wave up next Island Coast at Cape Coral, 7 p.m. 10 p.m. — Speed (cable) NASCAR Racing San Jose at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 10:30 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Mariner at Port Charlotte, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Continued from 12A seed Mariner and North St. John Neumann vs. Oasis at BMX Park, 5 Basketball: Suns vs. Jazz The Bulldogs converted Fort Myers at 7 p.m. The all 10 of their free throw winners collide in the early S PORTS C ALENDAR chances in the fourth quar- semifinal game Friday. ter to finish the game 12- Cape Coral 13 13 11 13 — 50 for-12 at the line. Ida Baker 13 10 13 24 — 60 Youth Sports siblings), includes insurance, drinks, snacks, T- mat; entry fee $250 per person (dinner auction non- CAPE 50 — Henry 7, Mitchell 7, Feb. 15, 17 & 19 shirt & two free buffets for kids; instruction by for- golfers $50), proceeds benefit Lee Memorial Health Senior Shaun Manego hit Galuzny 2, Flynn 8, McIntyre 10, Cape Coral Soccer Association Spring mer NFL pros Rick Upchurch, Steve Doig, Steve System’s Regional Cancer Center. Info: (239) 343- four of the free throws in the Bailey 8, Marshall 2, Figueroa 6. Recreation Registration — Online registration Caiazzo; deposit by Feb. 15 reserves spot in lim- 6950; e-mail: [email protected] final minutes while Angel Totals: 18 11-13 50. now through Feb. 19 with walk-up registration 6- ited class. Info: Steve Caiazzo (239) 443-9366. Friday, Feb. 25 3PG: Henry 1, Flynn 2. 8 p.m. Feb. 15 and 17 at Pelican Field, and 11 18th Boston Red Sox Children’s Hospital Inchausti, Michael Richard- BAKER 60 — Inchausti 13, a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 19 at Cape Coral Sports General Info Celebrity Golf Classic — Bear & Bobcat courses son and Christian Davis Manego 17, Richardson 8, Davis 14, Complex; coaches needed for U6 & U8 teams; Cape Coral Sailing Club — Meeting fourth at The Forest Country Club, Fort Myers; Tee Party Deems 8. Totals: 21 12-12 60. Wednesday each month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral and auction on Feb. 24; sponsorships available; added two apiece. Manego 3PG: Inchausti 3, Manego 3. registration fee $75 for Lollipop (4-year-olds), $95 finished with a game-high 17 for U6-U15 boys & girls, $125 for Excel program Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; adults inter- proceeds benefit Lee Memorial Children’s ■ for U8 & U10. Info: Eddie Carmean 549-2272; ested in boating (sail or power), cruising or arm- Hospital. Info: (239) 985-3550; e-mail: boston- points, plus six assists, David Fort Myers 72, Web: www.capecoralsoccer.com chair are welcome. Info: Ron Miniter 945-7761. [email protected] added 14 points and Inchausti Riverdale 63: Senior Evan Wednesday, Feb. 16 Sailing Singles Club — Happy Hour gathering March 4-5 Graham scored a game-high Cape Coral Youth Football Association Coaching first Friday each month, 5 p.m., general meeting Bonita Bay Celebrity Tennis Event — Bonita netted 13 points to go with Position Openings — Football head coach positions third Thursday each month, 7 p.m.; learn to sail Bay Tennis Club; 20 touring tennis pros partici- four steals. 23 points and pulled down open for Tiny Mite, Mitey Mite & Junior Pee Wee divi- with us; new members and captains with sail- pate in pro marquis challenge and pro-am; pro- Richardson and Phil 14 rebounds to go with six sions; cheer head coach positions open for Tiny Mite, boats welcome. Info: Diane (239) 463-0993. ceeds benefit Children’s Hospital of SW Florida. assists to lead Fort Myers to Junior Midget & Midget divisions; application deadline Thursday, Feb. 17 Info: Bonita Bay (239) 495-3573. Deems each pulled down Feb. 16. Info: Keith Johnstone (football) 239-989-7203; Lee County Archers Open Range — Nalle Sunday, March 6 12 rebounds to go with victory in the quarterfinal Suzan Keller (cheer) (239) 671-2513; e-mail: kjohn- Grade County Park range, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m.; Harlem Globetrotters Basketball — Germain eight points apiece. round of the District 4A-11 [email protected]; [email protected] all skill levels invited. Info: Ben Brown (369) 6212. Arena, 2 p.m.; Globetrotters vs. Washington Tournament. Saturday, Feb. 26 Saturday, Feb. 19 Generals; featuring the four-point shot (35-footer); “We could not get the Celebrating Abilities Fishing Day — Lakes Kayak & Kayak Fishing Class — Cape Coral tickets start at $15, now on sale online, at the ball in the basket the second Two other Green Wave Regional Park, 7330 Gladiolus Dr., Fort Myers; Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; 11 a.m.-2 Germain Arena box office or by phone: Info: (800) half,” said Seahawks coach reached double figures — child with special needs ages 6-22 registration 9 p.m.; registration for ages 16 & older $25; basics 745-3000; Web: www.harlemglobetrotters.com Theo Speas with 13 points a.m., festivities 9:30 a.m. (preregistration required of kayak safety & kayak fishing by Dominick Lee County Archers 900 Round Event — Nalle Mark Rinehart. “It wasn’t & limited), train ride 10:30 a.m., lunch 11:30 Greco; women’s portion presented by Cheryl Grade County Park range, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m.; good in the first half, but in and James Whitfield with a.m.; Amanda (239) 267-2181; email: agutier- Greco; classroom and outdoor hands-on instruc- all skill levels invited. Info: Ben Brown (369) 6212. the second half it got worse 15 points, including five [email protected]; Web: www.leeparks.org tion. Info: Mark Hunter (239) 574-0806. Saturday, March 19 three-pointers. Sunday, March 6 Sunday, Feb. 20 Smucker’s Stars on Ice — Germain Arena, 7:30 instead of better.” Florida Gulf Coast Martial Arts Fort Myers Sunday Morning Softball League p.m.; tickets starting at $25 go on sale Dec. 4 Only senior James The No. 1 seeded Green Championships — Bay Oaks Recreation Center, — Accepting teams for league beginning Feb. 20 through Ticketmaster (800-745-3000) or online at McIntyre hit double figures Wave (16-10) face No. 4 Oak Street, Fort Myers Beach; 9:30 a.m.; grap- at Shady Oaks Park, Fort Myers, upper & lower Ticketmaster.com; headline performers Olympic seed Ida Baker in the semi- pling, no-Gi & Gi, 2-5 p.m.; karate, taekwondo, divisions, ASA rules. Info: Tony (239) 691-4817. Gold Medalist Evan Lysacek and Silver Medalist in scoring with 10 points kungfu, forms, weapons forms, fighting, self- Lee County Archers 3D Archery Shoot — Sasha Cohen. Web: www.starsonice.com for the Seahawks, who finals at 7 p.m. Friday. defense, breaking competition; entry fee $25 first Nalle Grade County Park range, North Fort Myers; sign up 8 a.m., shotgun start 9 a.m., shooting fee NOTE: See the entire Sports Calendar online could get no closer than Riverdale 17 14 12 20 — 63 division, $15 each additional division. Info: Steve Fort Myers 16 17 21 18 — 72 Berkowitz (239) 240-0100. $10; roving field range of 20 3D target stations at www.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. Send infor- three points in the final plus 14-station NFAA field course. Info: Ben mation about your group’s upcoming events at RIVERDALE 63 — M. Payne 4, April 1-3 minutes. J.J. Bailey and Rogers 11, Fernandez 8, D. Payne Steve Caiazzo Instructional Football Camp — Brown (369) 6212. least two weeks in advance to: Daily Breeze Thursday, Feb. 24 Sports Calendar, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape David Flynn both finished 13, Sherrod 19, Clodfelter 6, Storms Complex; 5:30-8 p.m. (Friday), 9:30 a.m.- Foreman 2. Totals: 24 8-11 63. 12:30 p.m. (Saturday), 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Sunday); Minnesota Twins Celebrity Golf Classic — Coral, FL 33904; or send e-mail to: breezes- with eight points. Fiddlesticks Country Club; foursome scramble for- [email protected] 3PG: Rogers 3, D. Payne 2. inviting ages 7-18, fee $70 per child, $120 (two The tournament quarter- FT. MYERS 72 — Speas 13, finals continue Wednesday Zahorchak 4, Graham 23, Therrien with Cypress Lake and 6, Fundingsland 7, Whitfield 15, If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... Thelus 4. Totals: 24 17-28 72. Lemon Bay tipping off at 5 3PG: Graham 1, Fundingsland 1, Send e-mail details to: [email protected] p.m., followed by No. 2 Whitfield 5. Page 14A Thursday, February 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Grandparents Day brings smiles

Students at St. Andrew Catholic School hosted the school’s annual Grandparents Day, the final event of Catholic Schools Week. Above, first-graders entertain the crowd with a creative version of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.”

Left, kindergarten student Donnie Hinks recites his lines. Above, John Leone takes a photograph of his granddaughter Payton as she performs on stage with her kindergarten classmates.

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NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER ceeding, you are entitled, at no uled court appearance, or imme- THEM. All other creditors of the decedent THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A cost to you, to the provision of cer- diately upon receiving this notifi- All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON tain assistance. Please contact cation if the time before the Immaculate 2150SF and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s THEM. Ken Kellum, Court Operations scheduled appearance is less 4Bedroom Pool home or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with All other creditors of the Decedent Manager whose office is located than 7 days; if you are hearing or Good Gulf access estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS and other persons having claims at the Lee County Justice Center voice impaired, call 711 this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE or demands against Decedent’s 1700 Monroe Street, Florida CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE $319,900. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Estate must file their claims with 33901, and whose telephone I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS number is (239) 533-1700, at correct copy of the foregoing was LEASE TO OWN OPTION NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN AFTER THE DATE OF THE least 7 days before your sched- furnished by first class U.S. Mail Available to qualified buyer ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS uled court appearance, or imme- this _ day of _, 2010, to the fol- with minimum 20% down THE TIME PERIODS SET FOR FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF NOTICE. diately upon receiving this notifi- lowing: and attractive terms. IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN cation if the time before the Morris Hardwick Schneider, Susan FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. THE TIME PERIODS SET FOR scheduled appearance is less Sparks/Owen Sokolof, Attorney (239) 603-3812 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE than 7 days; if you are hearing for Plaintiff, 5110 Eisenhower www.claruscp.com/4421info NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, FLORIDA PROBATE CODE or voice impaired, call 711 Blvd, Suite 120, Tampa, FL 33634 Brokers protected PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CHARLIE GREEN JESSE DALE GRINSTEAD, 4166 ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CASTILLA CIRCLE 202, FORT YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, By: S. Jones MYERS, FL 33916 DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Deputy Clerk VILLAS AT VENEZIA CONDOMINI- For Sale By Owner IS BARRED. The date of first publication of this YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE B&H #262116 UM ASSOCIATION, INC., C/O The date of first publication of this notice is February 3, 2011. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH February 10, 17, 2011 JOHN O‘GORMAN, REGIS- notice is February 3, 2011. Personal Representative: IS BARRED. 83473 TERED AGENT, 27180 BAY Personal Representative: LYNZI S. BALDNER The date of first publication of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LANDING DRIVE, #4, BONITA Janice E. Carter 210 MAPLEWOOD DRIVE notice is February 3, 2011. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- SPRINGS, FL 34135 6215 St. Andrews Circle ONALASKA, WI 54650 Personal Representative: CUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUN- This is an attempt to collect a debt Fort Myers, Florida 33919 Attorney for Personal Darrel Chaney TY, FLORIDA and any information obtained may Attorney for Personal Representative: 1521 Brewster Circle CASE NO. 10-CA-050437 be used for that purpose Representative: DONALD W. SCARLETT Birmingham, Alabama 35235 US BANK NA, US BANK HOME February 3, 10, 2011 Michael B. Hill Florida Bar No. 112821 Attorney for Personal MORTGAGE 83382 Cape Coral- Brand new pool home, Attorney for Janice E. Carter DONALD W. SCARLETT, P.A. Representative: Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE city utilities, porcelain tiles, granite Florida Bar No. 0547824 1003 EAST CONCORD STREET Jay A. Brett v. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- with pavers throughout. Tray ceil- Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, ORLANDO, FL 32803 Florida Bar No. 160749 DANIELE ESPOSITO; UNKNOWN CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- ings, light fixtures, paint, cabinets. Kinsey & Hill, P.A. Telephone: (407) 422-8189 Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, SPOUSE OF DANIELE ESPOSI- TY FLORIDA. Must see! $239,900. Make offer. 9100 College Pointe Court February 3, 10, 2011 Kinsey & Hill, P.A. TO IF ANY, JANET FELICIANO, CASE No. 10-CA-054664-H Call (239) 558-5136 Fort Myers, FL 33919 83414 9100 College Pointe Court UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JANET ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS Telephone: (239) 334-1141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Fort Myers, FL 33919 FELICIANO IF ANY; ANY AND AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Fax: (239) 334-3965 LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Telephone: (239) 334-1141 ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES PLAINTIFF, Cape Coral Homes February 3, 10, 2011 PROBATE DIVISION Fax: (239) 334-3965 CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, VS. 83426 File No.: 10-CP-2794 E-Mail: [email protected] UNDER, AND AGAINST THE KIMBERLY J. VADALA A/K/A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Division Probate February 3, 10, 2011 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL N/K/A KIMBERLY JANE BECK- BAD CREDIT.... NO CREDIT LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF 83386 DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT ER, ET AL. Reference #05 PROBATE DIVISION LILLIAN SUKUP KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR DEFENDANT(S). A minimum of $5,000. File Number 11-CP-000110 Deceased. ALIVE, WHETHER SAID NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE down gets you into a Division: Probate NOTICE TO CREDITORS FORECLOSURES UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY SALE 3BEDROOM, 2BATH HOME. In Re The Estate Of: The administration of the estate of CLAIM AN INTEREST AS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- www.rjdcontractors.com JOHN J. JACOBI, Lillian Sukup, deceased, whose IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, suant to the Final Judgment of Call for details Deceased. date of death was October 3, FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA GRANTEES OR OTHER Foreclosure dated November 5, cell (985) 960-2297 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2010, is pending in the Circuit CASE NO: 08-050221-CA-T CLAIMANTS; RIVERWALK 2010 in the above action, I will sell office (985) 643-8926 The administration of the estate of Court for LEE County, Florida, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- COVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI- to the highest bidder for cash at JOHN J. JACOBI, deceased, Probate Division, the address of TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST ATION, INC. F/K/A HARBOUR Lee Florida, on March 7, 2011, at whose date of death was January which is 1700 Monroe Street, Fort FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN CAY CONDOMINIUM, INC.; 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- 7, 2011 and whose social security Myers, Florida 33901. The names TRUST 2006-FF10, MORTGAGE JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS close. com., in accordance with number is xxx-xx-0715, is pending and addresses of the personal PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- chapter 45 Florida Statutes, for in the Circuit Court for LEE representative and the personal CATES, SERIES 2006-FF10 SESSION the following described property: County, Florida, Probate Division, representative’s attorney are set Plaintiff, Defendants. Lots 43 and 44, Block 697, Unit 21, the address of which is 1700 forth below. vs. NOTICE OF SALE Cape Coral, according to the plat Monroe Street, Fort Myers, All creditors of the decedent and MELVIN GARCIA; MORTGAGE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant thereof recorded in Plat Book 13, Florida 33901. The names and other persons having claims or ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION to the Summary Final Judgment Pages 149 through 173, inclusive, Built 2003, updated 2009/2010 addresses of the Personal demands against decedent’s SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE of Foreclosure dated January 24, Public records of Lee County, include pool/lanai/pavers, granite Representative and the Personal estate on whom a copy of this FOR FIRST FRANKLIN, A DIVI- 2011, in this cause, in the Circuit Florida counters, paint, city water/sewer, Representative’s attorney are set notice is required to be served SION OF NAT., CITY BANK OF Court of LEE County, Florida, I Any person claiming an interest in irrigation. Fast Closing available, forth below. must file their claims with this IN, and any unknown heirs, will sell the property situated in the surplus from the sale, if any, $129,900. 1721 SW 4th Ave. All creditors of the decedent and court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 devisees, grantees, creditors, LEE County, Florida, described other than the property owner as Re/Max Anchor Realty, Greg Brooks other persons having claims or MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF and other unknown persons or as: of the date of the lis pendens must (941) 628-4762 demands against decedent’s estate, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF unknown spouses claiming by, UNIT 239, RIVERWALK COVE file a claim within sixty (60) days [email protected] on whom a copy of this notice is THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS through and under any of the F/K/A HARBOUR CAY, A CON- after the sale. The Court, in its required to be served must file their AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE above-named Defendants, DOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO discretion, may enlarge the time claims with this court WITHIN THE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Defendants. THE DECLARATION OF CON- of the sale. Notice of the changed LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE ON THEM. AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- DOMINIUM RECORDED IN time of sale shall be published as TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- All other creditors of the decedent CLOSURE SALE OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 956 provided herein. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 and other persons having claims NOTICE is hereby given that the PAGE 63, AND AS AMENDED DATED: February 4, 2011. DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- or demands against decedent’s undersigned Clerk of the Circuit AND RESTATED IN OFFICIAL CHARLIE GREEN VICE OF A COPY OF THIS estate must file their claims with Court of Lee County, Florida, will RECORD BOOK 3060, PAGE Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE ON THEM. this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS on the 23 day of February, 2011, 3002, AND AS AMENDED AND By: S. Hughes All other creditors of the decedent AFTER THE DATE OF THE beginning at 9:00 a.m. at AS PER PLAT THEREOF Deputy Clerk of the Court Cape, 3BR/2BA, tile, garden-tub, and other persons having claims or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS www.lee.realforeclose. com, in RECORDED IN CONDOMINIUM If you are a person with a disability shower, laundryroom w/sink, off demands against decedent’s estate NOTICE. accordance with chapter 45 PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 137, AND who needs any accommodation in Pine Island Rd. Minutes to shop- must file their claims with this court ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN Florida Statute, offer for sale and AS AMENDED, OF THE PUBLIC order to participate in this pro- ping, stores, bank, gas, movies, WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE THE TIME PERIODS SET sell at public sale to the highest RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, ceeding, you are entitled, at no restaurants, hospital/doctors. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF and best bidder for cash, the fol- FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH AN cost to you, to the provision of cer- $119,900. 1734 NE 13th St (239) TION OF THIS NOTICE. THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE lowing-described property situate UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THE tain assistance. Please contact 458-7432, 994-3976 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. in Lee County, Florida: COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR- Ken Kellum, Court Operations THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Lots 30 and 31, Block 2401, Unit 35, TENANT THERETO. Manager whose office is located IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, a/k/a 5860 WHITING COURT, at the Lee County Justice Center FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) according to the plat thereof as FORT MYERS, FL 33919 1700 Monroe Street, Florida BE FOREVER BARRED. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages at public sale for cash Beginning 33901, and whose telephone NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 100 through 111, inclusive, in the 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- number is (239) 533-1700, at PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY IS BARRED. Public Records of Lee County, close. com in accordance with least 7 days before your sched- CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR The date of first publication of this Florida. chapter 45 Florida Statutes on uled court appearance, or imme- MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S notice is February 3, 2011. pursuant to the Final Judgment February 24, 2011. diately upon receiving this notifi- SE 3/2/2, 1500SF, only 10 years DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Personal Representative: entered in a case pending in said Any person claiming an interest in cation if the time before the old. Very good condition. Lanai with The date of first publication of this Cynthia S. Janek Court, the style of which is indicat- the surplus from the sale, if any, scheduled appearance is less heated pool. Vaulted ceilings, interi- notice is February 3, 2011. 4562-A Blackberry Drive ed above. other than the property owner as than 7 days; if you are hearing or laundry, owner finacing at 7% Personal Representative: Ft. Myers, Florida 33905 Any person or entity claiming an of the date of the lis pendens must or voice impaired, call 711 with 20% down. $110,000. (239) ANNA M. JACOBI Attorney for Personal interest in the surplus, if any, file a claim within 60 days after the February 10, 17, 2011 471-7455 3517 SE 19th Place Representative: resulting from the forcefulness sale. 83477 Cape Coral, Florida 33904 Martina Nethery sale, other than the property Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 27 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Attorney for Personal Florida Bar No. 73127 owner as of the date of the Lis day of January, 2011. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Manufactured Homes Representative: MARTIN LAW FIRM, P.L. Pendens, must file a claim on CHARLIE GREEN IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, M. Daniel Sasso 3701 Del Prado Boulevard S. same with the Clerk of Court with- Clerk of the Circuit Court FLORIDA Florida Bar. No. 212377 Cape Coral, Florida 33904 in 60 days after the foreclosure By: C. Williams CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-052975 N Ft Myers, Heritage Village, 55+ 4223 Del Prado Boulevard Telephone: (239) 443-1094 sale. Deputy Clerk gated, 2BR/2BA, furnished, golf WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Cape Coral, Florida 33904 Fax: (239) 443-1168 WITNESS my hand and official seal If you are a person with a disability Plaintiff, course, pool, club house, many Telephone: (239) 542-1355 E-Mail: of said Court this 27 day of who needs any accommodation in amenities, $32,500. (239) 731-8594 v. February 3, 10, 2011 martina.nethery@mlg- January, 2011. order to participate in this pro- NOBLE C. PRENTICE, DONNA J. 83427 legal.com If you are a person with a disability ceeding, you are entitled, at no PRENTICE, UNKNOWN TEN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE February 3, 10, 2011 who needs any accommodation in cost to you, to the provision of cer- ANT 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; Mobile Homes For Sale COUNTY, FLORIDA 83428 order to participate in this pro- tain assistance. Please contact and all unknown parties claim- PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE ceeding, you are entitled, at no Ken Kellum, Court Operations ing by, through, under or CASE NO: 11-CP-000114 COUNTY, FLORIDA cost to you, to the provision of cer- Manager whose office is located against the above named IN RE: ESTATE OF PROBATE DIVISION tain assistance. Please contact at the Lee County Justice Center Defendant(s), who (is/ are) not KURT E. GROSS File No. 11-CP-000139 Ken Kellum, Court Operations 1700 Monroe Street, Florida known to be dead or alive, Deceased. Division PROBATE Manager whose office is located 33901, and whose telephone whether said unknown parties NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN RE: ESTATE OF at the Lee County Justice Center number is (239) 533-1700, at claim as heirs, devisees, least 7 days before your sched- The administration of the estate of CLAUDIA KAYE ARNOLD 1700 Monroe Street, Florida grantees, assignees, lienors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 33901, and whose telephone uled court appearance, or imme- creditors, trustees, spouses, or KURT E. GROSS, deceased, File diately upon receiving this notifi- Number 11-CP-000114, is pend- The administration of the estate of number is (239) 533-1700, at other claimants, UNITED NFM, 55+ quiet community. Claudia Kaye Arnold, deceased, least 7 days before your sched- cation if the time before the STATES OF AMERICA, ing in the Circuit Court for Lee scheduled appearance is less 1Bedroom, well maintained 1968 County, Florida, Probate Division, whose date of death was October uled court appearance, or imme- DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING single wide. Fully furnished, large 19, 2010, is pending in the Circuit diately upon receiving this notifi- than 7 days; if you are hearing or AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT the address of which is P.O. Box voice impaired, call 711 enclosed lanai. Taxes $41. Monthly 2469, Fort Myers, Florida 33902- Court for Lee County, Florida, cation if the time before the Defendants. landlease, sewer, and maintenance Probate Division, the address of scheduled appearance is less February 3, 10, 2011 NOTICE OF SALE 2469. The names and addresses 83381 $447. Asking only $4900. (239) 652- of the personal representative and which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort than 7 days; if you are hearing Notice is hereby given that, pursuant 6706 the personal representative’s Myers, FL 33902. The names and or voice impaired, call 711 to the Summary Final Judgment attorney are set forth below. addresses of the personal repre- CHARLIE GREEN of Foreclosure dated January 13, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE sentative and the personal repre- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 2011, in this cause, in the Circuit Investment Property NOTIFIED THAT: sentative’s attorney are set forth By: S. Hughes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court of LEE County, Florida, I All persons on whom this notice is below. Deputy Clerk TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- will sell the property situated in served who have objections that All creditors of the decedent and B&H #265549 CUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUN- LEE County, Florida, described challenge the validity of the will, other persons having claims or February 3, 10, 2011 TY, FLORIDA as: the qualifications of the personal demands against decedent’s 83380 CASE NO.: 36-2010-CA-050595 LOT 5, BLOCK 9, WILLOW LAKE, representative, venue, or jurisdic- estate on whom a copy of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEC.: UNIT 14, SECTION 33, TOWN- tion of this Court are required to notice is required to be served FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA CITIMORTGAGE, INC. SHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE 27 file their objections with this Court must file their claims with this CASE NO: 08-022141-CA-H Plaintiff, EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, within the later of three months court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, v. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR after the date of the first publica- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF INC., JESSE DALE GRINSTEAD; ANY PLAT THEREOF ON FILE IN TIE NFM, 1.3 acres (+-). Includes 3 tion of this notice or thirty days THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Plaintiff, AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE mobile homes. Totally remodeled, after the date of service of a copy THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS vs. CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, CIRCUIT COURT RECORDED 3/1, privacy fence, tiki bar. Rent of this notice on them. AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE JOHN E. SHAVER DECEASED; UNDER, AND AGAINST THE IN PLAT BOOK 15, PAGE 49, other 2 for income, great ROI, owner All creditors of the decedent and OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE MUSA AT DANIELS CONDO- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE financing. $120,000. (239) 867-6373 other persons having claims or ON THEM. MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.; DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT COUNTY, FLORIDA. demands against decedent’s All other creditors of the decedent THE COLONY HOMEOWNERS KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR a/k/a 802 MONET STREET, estate on whom a copy of this and other persons having claims ASSOCIATION, INC.; MORT- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33936 notice is served within three or demands against the dece- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY at public sale for cash Beginning Real Estate Other Areas months after the date of the first dent’s estate, must file their TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS CLAIM AN INTEREST AS 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- publication of this notice must file claims with this court WITHIN 3 NOMINEE FOR SERVICE SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, close. com in accordance with Own 20 Acres Only $129/mo. their claims with this Court within MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS, GRANTEES, OR OTHER chapter 45 Florida Statutes on $13,900 near growing El Paso, the later of three months after the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF INC.; TARA S. WILDER; CLAIMANTS;VILLAS AT March 7, 2011. Texas (safest city in America!) Low date of the first publication of this THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TARA VENEZIA CONDOMINIUM Any person claiming an interest in down, no credit checks, owner notice or thirty days after the date FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERI- S. WILDER; TANIS LEIGH ASSOCIATION, INC. the surplus from the sale, if any, financing. Free map/pictures of ODS SET FORTH IN SECTION SHAVER CAREY; UNKNOWN Defendant(s). other than the property owner as (866)485-4364 service of a copy of this notice on 733.702 FO THE FLORIDA PRO- SPOUSE OF TANIS LEIGH NOTICE OF SALE of the date of the lis pendens must www.sunsetranches.com them. BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER SHAVER CAREY; TROY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- file a claim within 60 days after the All other creditors of the decedent BARRED. BRIGHAM SHAVER; suant to an Order Of Final sale. and persons having claims or NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TROY Summary Judgment of Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 3 demands against the decedent’s PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, BRIGHAM SHAVER; DOROTHY Foreclosure filed January 28, day of February, 2011. estate must file their claims with ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) B. BROWER, UNKNOWN 2011, entered in Civil Case No. CHARLIE GREEN this court within three months YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE SPOUSE OF DOROTHY B. 36-2010-CA-050595 of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court after the date of the first publica- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH BROWER, and any unknown Court of the Twentieth Judicial By: M. Parker tion of this notice. IS BARRED. heirs, devisees, grantees, cred- Circuit In And For Lee County, Deputy Clerk ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND The date of first publication of this itors, and other unknown per- Florida, wherein the Clerk of the If you are a person with a disability OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Notice is February 10, 2011. sons or unknown spouses Circuit Court will sell to the high- who needs any accommodation in WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Personal Representative: claiming by, through and under est bidder for cash on 28 day of order to participate in this pro- The date of the first publication of Morgan T. Arnold any of the above-named February, 2011, Beginning 9:00 ceeding, you are entitled, at no this Notice is February 10, 2011. 16970 San Carlos Blvd. Defendants, a.m. at www.lee.realforeclose. cost to you, to the provision of cer- Personal Representative: #149 Defendants. com in accordance with chapter tain assistance. Please contact Gordon Gross Fort Myers, Florida 33908 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 45 Florida Statutes, relative to the Ken Kellum, Court Operations 40 Yew Rd. Attorney for Personal SALE following described property as Manager whose office is located Essex, MD 21221 Representative: NOTICE is hereby given that the set forth in the Final Judgment, to at the Lee County Justice Center Attorney for Personal Joshua O. Dorcey, Esq. undersigned Clerk of the Circuit wit: 1700 Monroe Street, Florida Representative: Attorney for the Estate Court of Lee County, Florida, will CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. 202, 33901, and whose telephone Ellen W. Clifford Florida Bar No. 43724 on the 7 day of March, 2011, BUILDING 14, OF VILLAS AT number is (239) 533-1700, at FL Bar 0860603 The Dorcey Law Firm, PLC beginning at 9:00 a.m. at VENEZIA CONDOMINIUM, A least 7 days before your sched- 3327 SE 18th Ave. 10181 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy www.lee.realforeclose. com, in CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING uled court appearance, or imme- Cape Coral, FL 33904 Ste. C accordance with chapter 45 TO THE DECLARATION OF diately upon receiving this notifi- Tel: (239)542-9511 Fort Myers, Florida 33966 Florida Statute, offer for sale and CONDOMINIUM, THEREOF, AS cation if the time before the February 10, 17, 2011 Telephone: (239) 418-0169 sell at public sale to the highest RECORDED IN INSTRUMENT scheduled appearance is less 83481 Fax: (239) 418-0048 and best bidder for cash, the fol- NO. 2006000342945, OF THE than 7 days; if you are hearing or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE E-Mail: [email protected] lowing-described property situate PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE voice impaired, call 711 PROBATE COUNTY, FLORIDA February 10, 17, 2011 in Lee County, Florida: COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETH- February 10, 17, 2011 PROBATE DIVISION 83497 Condominium Unit 1525, Building ER WITH ALL APPURTENANCE 83474 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT File No. 10-CP-2657 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 13621, of MUSA AT DANIELS THERETO, AND AN UNDIVIDED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Division: TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CONDOMINIUM, a INTEREST IN THE COMMON TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: ESTATE OF FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Condominium, according to the ELEMENTS OF THE SAID CON- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, File No.: 11-CP 136 JASON T. BALDNER PROBATE DIVISION Declaration of Condominium DOMINIUM FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF Deceased. File No.: 10-CP-002699 thereof, as recorded in Clerk’s File Any person claiming an interest in CIVIL DIVISION ELVA M. HANVEY NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN RE: ESTATE OF no. 2006000193278, and any the surplus from the sale, if any, CASE NO. 10-CA-054864 other than the property owner as Deceased. The administration of the estate of PEARL F. WISSEL amendments thereof, of the TIERONE BANK, a federal sav- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. Public Records of Lee County, of the date of the Lis Pendens ings bank, JASON T. BALDNER, deceased, must tile a claim within 60 days The administration of the estate of whose date of death was July 28, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida, together with an undivid- Plaintiff, Elva M. Hanvey, deceased, ed interest in the common ele- after the sale. vs. 2010; File Number 10-CP-2657, is The administration of the estate of DATED AT FORT MYERS, FLORI- whose date of death was pending in the Circuit Court for Pearl F. Wissel, deceased, whose ments appurtenant thereto, as set DAVID J. LEWIS AND ELIZABETH December 17, 2010, is pending in forth in said Declaration. DA THIS 28 DAY OF JANUARY, A. LEWIS, INDIVIDUALLY AND LEE county, Florida, Probate date of death was November 7, 2011. the Circuit Court for Lee County, Division, the address of which is 2010, is pending in the Circuit pursuant to the Final Judgment AS TRUSTEES OF THE LEWIS Florida, Probate Division, the entered in a case pending in said CHARLIE GREEN 2008 FAMILY TRUST UNDER P.O. BOX 2469, FT. MYERS, FL Court for Lee County, Florida, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT address of which is P.O. Box 33902. The names and addresses Probate Division, the address of Court, the style of which is indicat- AGREEMENT DATED MAY 14, 9346, Fort Myers, FL 33902. The ed above. LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2008, AND UNKNOWN TEN- of the personal representative and which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort C. WILLIAMS names and addresses of the per- the personal representative’s Myers, FL 33902. The names and Any person or entity claiming an ANT(S) IN POSSESSION, sonal representative and the per- interest in the surplus, if any, DEPUTY CLERK Defendants. attorney are set forth below. addresses of the Personal If you are a person with a disability sonal representative’s attorney All creditors of the decedent and Representative and the Personal resulting from the forcefulness NOTICE OF SALE are set forth below. sale, other than the property who needs any accommodation in Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Thursday, February 10, 2011

NOTICE is given that pursuant to a 83479 August 18, 2011 CESSOR BY MERGER TO PROVISION OF CERTAIN Final Judgment in Foreclosure NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: September 15, 2011 COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB, ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON- dated February 2, 2011, in Case JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, PLAINTIFF, TACT KEN KELLUM, COURT No. 10-CA-54864, of the Circuit INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure All meetings will convene at 9:00 VS. OPERATIONS MANAGER, Court of the Twentieth Judicial AUCTIONS of Lien and intent to sell these a.m. and will be held at the office BRIAN H TAYLOR , ET AL. WHOSE OFFICE IS LOCATED vehicles on 02/24/2011, 8:00 am Circuit in and for Lee County, NOTICE of Rizzetta & Company, Inc., DEFENDANT(S) AT LEE COUNTY JUSTICE CEN- at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida, in which GREAT WEST- Notice is hereby given that a 2004 located at 3800 Colonial TER, 1700 MONROE STREET, ERN BANK is the Plaintiff and in CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- Boulevard, Suite 103, Fort Myers, To: Brian H Taylor FT. MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, Gulfstream Atrium, VIN suant to subsection 713.78 of the which DAVID J. LEWIS AND 4UZAAHDC34CNCN27440, owned Florida 33966. The meetings are RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN AND WHOSE TELEPHONE ELIZABETH A. LEWIS, INDIVID- Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- open to the public and will be con- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 4407 NUMBER IS 239-533-1700, by Patrick H. McCune/Wachovia ING & RECOVERY, INC. UALLY AND AS TRUSTEES OF Bank, bear storage liens held by ducted in accordance with the SW 19th Pl, Cape Coral, FL WITHIN TWO WORKING DAYS THE LEWIS 2008 FAMILY reserves the right to accept or provisions of Florida Law for 33914 OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THE McGregor Blvd. Trailer Park, will reject any and/or all bids. TRUST UNDER AGREEMENT be sold at private auction held at Community Development AND TO: All persons claiming an NOTICE; IF YOU ARE HEARING DATED MAY 14, 2008, are the 2000 TOYOTA Districts. There may be occa- interest by, through, under, or OR VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 1- 33 Circle Drive, Ft. Myers, FL on JTDBT1230Y0028499 Defendants, I will sell to the high- February 16, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. sions when one or more against the aforesaid 800-955-8771 est and best bidder for cash February 10, 2011 Supervisors will participate by defendant(s). February 10, 17, 2011 and must be removed from prop- 83469 Beginning 9:00 AM at erty as provided for by F.S. telephone. At the above location YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that 83480 www.lee.realforeclose. com In 715.109. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE there will be present a speaker an action to foreclose a mortgage accordance with chapter 45 McGregor Trailer Park RED’S O.K. AUTO & TRUCK telephone so that any person can on the following described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida Statutes on Friday, March 16650 McGregor Blvd. REPAIR, INC. gives Notice of attend the meeting at the above property located in Lee County, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 4, 2011, the following described Fort Myers, FL 33908 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell location and be fully informed of Florida: IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY , property set forth below: 239-466-0170 these vehicles on 02/25/2011, 09:00 the discussions taking place LOTS 3 AND 4, IN BLOCK 4753, FLORIDA LOTS 59 AND 60, BLOCK 3853, February 3, 10, 2011 am at 10550 Deer Run Farms Road, either in person or by telephone OF CAPE CORAL UNIT 70, CIVIL ACTION CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, 83412 FORT MYERS, FL 33966, pursuant communication. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT CASE NO.: 11-CA-39 SW JCF UNIT 53, A SUBDIVISION to subsection 713.78 of the Florida THEREOF AS RECORDED IN IN RE: FORFEITURE OF ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Statutes. RED’S O.K. AUTO & Pursuant to provisions of the PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES 58 TO $24,007.00 US CURRENCY THEREOF AS RECORDED IN All-Florida Towing at 1953 Custom TRUCK REPAIR, INC. reserves the Americans with Disabilities Act, 87, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE OF ACTION PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 64 Dr., Ft. Myers, Fl at 9:00 AM on right to accept or reject any and/or any person requiring special RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, TO: MARLON O. SPENCE THROUGH 78, INCLUSIVE, the following date February 25, all bids. accommodations to participate in FLORIDA. address unknown PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE 2011 will hold a public auction on 1997 DODGE this meeting is asked to advise has been filed against you, and you COUNTY, FLORIDA. the following vehicles. All sales 1B3ES47Y7VD131205 the District Office at (239) 936- are required to serve a copy of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that MIKE If you are a person with a disability are final and are to be paid for in February 10, 2011 0913, at least 48 hours before the your written defenses, if any, to SCOTT, as Sheriff of Lee County who needs any accommodation in cash the same day. 83471 meeting. If you are hearing or this action, on Gladstone Law has filed a forfeiture proceeding in order to participate in this pro- 1990 BUICK Skylark speech impaired, please contact Group, P.A., attorneys for plaintiff NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: the Circuit Court of the Twentieth ceeding, you are entitled, at no Vin# 1G4NV54U4LM023596 the Florida Relay Service at whose address is 1499 W. Judicial Circuit in and for Lee cost to you, to the provision of cer- 2002 CHEV, Impala Superior Towing gives Notice of 1(800) 955-8770, who can aid you Palmetto Park Rd., Suite 300, Foreclosure of Lien and intent to County, Florida requesting that tain assistance. Please contact Vin# 2G1WF52E129201986 in contacting the District Office. Boca Raton, FL 33486, and file the $24,007.00 US CURRENCY Ken Kellum, Court Operations 1993 FORD Thunderbird sell these vehicles on 3/6/2011, the original with the Clerk of the 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd seized on or about December 17, Manager whose office is located Vin# A person who decides to appeal any Court, within 30 days after the first 2010 be forfeited to the Petitioner, at the Lee County Justice Center 1FAPP6245PH226503 Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- decision made by the Board with publication of this notice, either suant to subsection 713.78 of the SHERIFF MIKE SCOTT, for the 1700 Monroe Street, Florida 2002 DODGE Stratus respect to any matter considered before service or immediately use and benefit of the LEE 33901, and whose telephone Vin# 1B3EL46X72N131961 Florida Statutes. Superior Towing at the meeting is advised that this thereafter, otherwise a default reserves the right to accept or COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART- number is (239) 533-1700, at 1993 DODGE Interepid same person will need a record of may be entered against you for MENT. least 7 days before your sched- Vin# 2B3ED56T8PH554838 reject any and/or all bids. the proceedings and that accord- the relief demanded in the uled court appearance, or imme- You may request a hearing through 1995 CHEVROLET ingly, the person may need to Complaint. 1G1LD55M3SY110970 You are further advised that the LEE diately upon receiving this notifi- Clerk of Circuit Court, Lee County ensure that a verbatim record of This notice shall be published once COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART- cation if the time before the or Post Bond. Excess proceeds of February 10, 2011 the proceedings is made, includ- a week for two consecutive weeks 83464 MENT is presently holding the scheduled appearance is less the sale will be held by Clerk of ing the testimony and evidence in the Cape Coral Breeze. above described $24,007.00 US than 7 days; if you are hearing Circuit Court. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: upon which the appeal is to be DATED: January 31, 2011 Currency. or voice impaired, call 711 February 10, 2011 SUPERIOR TOWING gives Notice based. CHARLIE GREEN Any person claiming an interest in 83472 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Clerk of the Circuit Court You are required to file a copy of the surplus from the sale, if any, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION to sell these vehicles on Molly Syvret By: K. Mueller your written defenses, if any, to other than property owner as of PER FLORIDA STATUTES 713.78 03/05/2011, 8:00 am at 3201 District Manager Deputy Clerk of the Court said forfeiture action on ABBI J. the date of the Lis Pendens, must (3) (B) ALLIGATOR TOWING & PALM BEACH BLVD FORT Run Date 02/10/11 Copy furnished to: SMITH, Petitioner’s attorney, file a claim within (60) days after RECOVERY, INC., 4871 DR. MAR- MYERS, FL 33916-1410, pur- 83444 Gladstone Law Group, P.A. whose address is Lee County the sale. TIN LUTHER KING JR., BLVD., suant to subsection 713.78 of the 1499 W. Palmetto Park Rd, Suite Sheriff’s Department, Legal Dated this 3 day of February, 2011 FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33905, Florida Statutes. SUPERIOR 300 Division, 14750 Six Mile Cypress CHARLIE GREEN, CLERK 239-337-5800 ON 02/25/11 AT 9:00 TOWING reserves the right to ACTIONS Boca Raton, FL 33486 Parkway, Ft. Myers, FL 33912 by By: S. Jones AM WILL HOLD A PUBLIC AUC- accept or reject any and/or all “If you are a person with a disability mail within 30 days of first publi- Deputy Clerk TION ON THE FOLLOWING VEHI- bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE who needs any accommodation in cation, and file the original with February 10, 17, 2011 CLES. ALL SALES WILL BE FINAL 1994 ACURA COUNTY, FLORIDA order to participate in this pro- the Clerk of the Court either 83475 AND ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN JH4DC4351RS010172 11-DR-003163 ceeding, you are entitled, at nor before service on Petitioner’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASH, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW- February 10, 2011 Judge: Carlin, John S. cost to you, to the provision of cer- attorney or immediately there- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- ING THE AUCTION. VEHICLES 83466 In re: The Marriage of tain assistance. Please contact after; otherwise, a default will be ADA Coordinator, Ken Kellum, CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- MAY BE INSPECTED ON THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: David Keith Clark, Jr., entered against you for the relief TY, FLORIDA SALE DAY PRIOR TO SAID AUC- Husband Court at 1700 Monroe Street, demanded in the Complaint. Val Ward  Towing gives Notice of Suite 1213, Fort Myers, FL 33901; CASE NO. 36-2008-CA-052832 TION. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to and Dated this 8 day of February, 2011. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL 92 BUICK Karen D. Clark telephone number 239-335-2231 CHARLIE GREEN sell these vehicles on 3/6/2011, two (2) working days of your TRUST COMPANY, AS 1G4HP53L0NH553415 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd Wife Clerk of Court TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS- 88 CHEVY NOTICE OF ACTION receipt of this notice; if you are By: C. Richardson Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- hearing impaired, call the Florida TERED HOLDERS OF MER- 1G1BL51Z9JA139347 suant to subsection 713.78 of the TO: Karen D. Clark, street address Deputy Clerk ITAGE MORTGAGE LOAN 99 CHEVY unknown Relay Services at 1-800-995- Abbi J. Smith, Esquire Florida Statutes. Val Ward  8771 (TTY); if you are voice TRUST 2005-3, ASSET- 2GCEC19T7X1152744 Towing reserves the right to last known mailing address: LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE BACKED CERTIFICATES, 98 FORD P O BOX 5391, Columbia, SC impaired, call the Florida Relay LEGAL DIVISION accept or reject any and/or all Services at 1-800-955-8770.” SERIES 2005-3, 1FMZU32X3WUB26177 bids. 29250 14750 Six Mile Cypress Parkway Plaintiff, February 10, 2011 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a petition February 3, 10, 2011 Ft. Myers, FL 33912 2006 KIA 83383 vs. 83482 KNAFE121365271859 for dissolution of marriage has 239-477-1294 ROCHELLE R. VOGLER, CHAD D. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION: February 10, 2011 been filed against you. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By: Abbi J. Smith VOGLER, ET AL. 83465 You are required to serve a copy of TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Florida Bar No. 0042335 Defendants your written defenses, if any, on IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, February 10, 17, 2011 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Public Auction to be held at 2466 REASON: AUCTION PUBLICA- Lafayette Street, Fort Myers, FL petitioner’s attorney: FLORIDA 83495 SALE TION M. Andrew Sabol, Attorney at Law CIVIL ACTION 33901 commencing at 8:00 AM Notice of sale at public auction: The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- on March 23, 2011. Attorney for Petitioner 1342 Colonial CASE #; 11-DR-003167 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT suant to a Final Judgment of undersigned intends to sell by Blvd. Suite K113, Fort Myers, FL DIVISION #: competitive bidding or otherwise IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY , Foreclosure dated February 19, 33907 Judge: Carlin, John S. FLORIDA 2009, and entered in Case No. 1998 HOND dispose of the personal property on or before March 14, 2011, and IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: JHLRD2840WC013257 described below to enforce a lien CIVIL ACTION 36-2008-CA-052832, of the file the original with the clerk of NANCY E. COXE CASE NO.: 11-CA-39 SW JCF Circuit Court of the Twentieth imposed on said property under this court either before service on Petitioner Public Auction to be held at 1024 the Florida self-storage facility act IN RE: FORFEITURE OF Judicial Circuit in and for LEE SE 12th Terrace, Cape Coral, FL petitioner’s attorney or immediate- and $24,007.00 US CURRENCY County, Florida. DEUTSCHE statues (section 83.801-83.809). ly thereafter. Otherwise, a default JOSHUA D. COXE 33990 commencing at 8:00 AM The undersigned will sell said NOTICE OF ACTION BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- on the 18th day of March, 2011. will be entered against you for the Respondent. PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE property on the 24th day of relief demanded in the petition. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- TO: MARSHA N. GRANT-SPENCE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF February, 2011 at 2:00 P.M. on WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida LUTION OF MARRIAGE address unknown MERITAGE MORTGAGE LOAN 1997 Dodg the premises of Budget Self Family Law Rules of Procedure, TO: JOSHUA D. COXE TRUST 2005-3, ASSET-BACKED 1B7FL26P9VS232318 Storage, 3111 Cleveland Ave, Ft requires certain automatic disclo- 2116 NE 25th Street YOU ARE NOTIFIED that MIKE CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-3 February 10, 2011 Myers, Lee county Florida, where sure of documents and informa- Cape Coral, FL 33901 SCOTT, as Sheriff of Lee County (hereafter “Plaintiff”), is Plaintiff 83498 said property has been stored tion. Failure to comply can result YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has filed a forfeiture proceeding in and ROCHELLE R. VOGLER, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION: in sanction, including dismissal or has been filed against you and the Circuit Court of the Twentieth CHAD D. VOGLER, are defen- THE FOLLOWING REPAIR Christopher Taylor striking of pleadings. that you are required to serve a Judicial Circuit in and for Lee dants. I will sell to the highest and SHOPS Unit 126 Personal Dated: January 31, 2011 copy of your written defenses, if County, Florida requesting that best bidder for cash beginning at Jacquelyn Mcmiller CHARLIE GREEN any, to it on Diane M. Dramko, the $24,007.00 US CURRENCY 9:00 a.m. at www.lee.realforeclo- Gives notice of lien and intent to sell Unit 267 Household As Clerk of Court Esq., Attorney for Petitioner, seized on or about December 17, sure. com in accordance with pursuant to subsection 713.585 of Leonzo Miller By: V. Cruz whose address is 1423 SE 16th 2010 be forfeited to the Petitioner, chapter 45 Florida Statutes on the the FL ST, to satisfy any liens. Unit 321 Personal February 3, 10, 17, 24, 2011 Place, Suite #102, Cape Coral, FL SHERIFF MIKE SCOTT, for the 2 day of March, 2011, the follow- Interested parties may call the Brian D’errico 83384 33990 on or before March 14, use and benefit of the LEE Unit 1004 COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART- ing described property as set forth number listed below. Be advised IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE 2011, and file the original with the in said Final Judgment, to wit: that the owner and or lienholder Personal/Household clerk of this Court at 1700 Monroe MENT. Dwan D. Mccray COUNTY, FLORIDA LOTS 71 AND 72, BLOCK 718, has a right to a hearing prior to the Case No. 11-DR-003226 Street, Ft. Myers, FL 33901, UNIT 21, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- scheduled date of sale by filing Unit 1024 before service on Petitioner or You are further advised that the LEE Personal/Household Judge: Corbin, R. Thomas COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART- VISION, ACCORDING TO THE with the Clerk of Court. In re: The Marriage of immediately thereafter. If you fail PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 149 Owner/lienholders may recover William C. Byham to do so, a default may be entered MENT is presently holding the Unit 1346 Personal Donald L. Wilson above described $24,007.00 US THRU 173, OF THE PUBLIC vehicle without judicial proceed- Husband against you for the relief demand- RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, ings by posting a bond as per FL ed in the petition. Currency. Auction rules are given at time of and FLORIDA. “Any person claiming ST 559.917. Net proceeds will be Jenny B. Evans Copies of all court documents in this an interest in the surplus from the dispensed with the Clerk of auction. Purchase must be paid case, including orders, are avail- You are required to file a copy of in cash at time of purchase. Wife your written defenses, if any, to sale, if any, other than the proper- Courts. We also reserve the right NOTICE OF ACTION able at the Clerk of the Circuit ty owner as of the date of the Lis to accept or reject any and all Individual unit sales are subject to Court’s office. You may review said forfeiture action on ABBI J. Pendens must file a claim within bids. cancellation in the event of unit TO: Jenny B. Evans, address these documents upon request. SMITH, Petitioner’s attorney, 60 days after the sale.” settlement. unknown You must keep the Clerk of the whose address is Lee County If you are a person with a disability PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD February 3, 10, 2011 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a petition Circuit Court’s office notified of Sheriff’s Department, Legal who needs any accommodation in AT: Sam’s Auto Repair, 2417 83385 for dissolution of marriage has your current address. (You may Division, 14750 Six Mile Cypress order to participate in this pro- Fowler St., Fort Myers, FL been filed against you. file Notice of Current Address, Parkway, Ft. Myers, FL 33912 by ceeding, you are entitled, at no 33901 commencing at 8:00 AM You are required to serve a copy of Florida Supreme Court Approved mail within 30 days of first publi- cost to you, to the provision of cer- on the 10th day of March, 2011. MISCELLANEOUS your written defenses, if any, on Family Law Form 12.915.) Future cation, and file the original with tain assistance. Please contact petitioner’s attorney: the Clerk of the Court either M. Andrew Sabol, Attorney at Law papers in this lawsuit will be before service on Petitioner’s Ken Kellum, Court Operations 1999 CHEV $1976.44 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING mailed to the address on record at Manager whose office is located 1G1ND52MXXY156185 Attorney for Petitioner 1342 Colonial attorney or immediately there- DATES Blvd. Suite K113, Fort Myers, FL the clerk’s office. after; otherwise, a default will be at the Lee County Justice Center BELLA VIDA WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida 1700 Monroe Street, Florida PUBLIC AUCTION BE HELD AT 33907 entered against you for the relief COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT on or before March 21, 2011, and Family Law Rules of Procedure, demanded in the Complaint. 33901, and whose telephone Alexis Auto Sales and Auto DISTRICT requires certain automatic disclo- number is (239) 533-1700, at Repair, 239-334-6943, 2308 file the original with the clerk of sure of documents and informa- Dated this 8 day of February, 2011. least 7 days before your sched- Fowler St., Fort Myers, FL this court either before service on CHARLIE GREEN The Board of Supervisors of BELLA petitioner’s attorney or immediate- tion. Failure to comply can result Clerk of Court uled court appearance, or imme- 33901 commencing at 8:00 AM VIDA Community Development in sanctions, including dismissal diately upon receiving this notifi- on the 10th day of March, 2011. ly thereafter. Otherwise, a default By: C. Richardson District will hold their regular will be entered against you for the or striking of pleadings. Deputy Clerk cation if the time before the monthly meetings for the Fiscal Dated: February 1, 2011 scheduled appearance is less 2006 Ford $775.93 relief demanded in the petition. Abbi J. Smith, Esquire Year 2010/2011 on the dates as WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida CHARLIE GREEN LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE than 7 days; if you are hearing or 1FAFP53U96A212714 follows: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT voice impaired, call 711 Family Law Rules of Procedure, LEGAL DIVISION requires certain automatic disclo- By: C. Richardson 14750 Six Mile Cypress Parkway Dated this 4 day of February, 2011. PUBLIC AUCTION BE HELD AT February 17, 2011 Deputy Clerk CHARLIE GREEN Car Tech Collision, 4036 Fowler sure of documents and informa- Ft. Myers, FL 33912 May 19, 2011 tion. Failure to comply can result February 3, 10, 17, 24, 2011 239-477-1294 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT St., Fort Myers, FL 33901 239- August 18, 2011 83422 BY: S. Hughes 337-9100, commencing at 8:00 in sanction, including dismissal or By: Abbi J. Smith AM on the 20th day of March, striking of pleadings. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida Bar No. 0042335 As Deputy Clerk All meetings will convene at 3:30 pm TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT February 10, 17, 2010 2011. Dated: February 7, 2011 February 10, 17, 2011 at the office of Rizzetta and CHARLIE GREEN IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 83495 83476 Company, Inc., located at 3800 FLORIDA 1997 Ford $2314.10 As Clerk of Court NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Colonial Boulevard, Suite 103, By: M. Nixon CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-059938 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- 1FDHF25F2VEA79266 Fort Myers, Florida 33966. The US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- February 10, 2011 February 10, 17, 24, March 3, 2011 CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- meetings are open to the public 83492 TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CRED- BEFORE THE FLORIDA REAL TY FLORIDA. 83499 and will be conducted in accor- IT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON ESTATE COMMISSION CASE No. 09-CA-67872 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE dance with the provisions of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HEAT 2005-4 IN RE: The license to practice Real WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS Florida Law for Community 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Estate of: Patricia E. Ellison, 213 AFA TOWING gives Notice of FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, TRUSTEE FOR OPTION ONE Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Development Districts. There v. Ohio Avenue, Ft. Myers Beach, MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST may be occasions when one or Case No.: 11-DR-002978 FL 33931, Case No. 2009- sell these vehicles on 02/24/2011 Division: ___ EMERISIS MARTINEZ, et al. 2007-5 ASSET-BACKED CER- 09:00 am at 19011 SAN CARLOS more Supervisors will participate Defendants. 029833. The Department of TIFICATES, SERIES 2007-5, by telephone. At the above loca- Judge: Adams, Elisabeth Business and Professional BLVD., FORT MYERS BEACH, ERIC LLOYD GRANT NOTICE OF ACTION PLAINTIFF, FL 33931-2220, pursuant to sub- tion there will be present a speak- TO: EMERISIS MARTINEZ, Regulation, has filed an VS. er telephone so that any person Petitioner Administrative Complaint against section 713.78 of the Florida and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARY T. CEFALU, ET AL. Statutes. AFA TOWING reserves can attend the meeting at the EMERISIS MARTINEZ, and all you, a copy of which may be DEFENDANT(S). above location and be fully SONIA NOEMI GRANT obtained by contacting the the right to accept or reject any Respondent. unknown parties claiming by, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE and/or all bids. informed of the discussions taking through, under or against the Division of Real Estate, 400 W. SALE place either in person or by tele- NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- Robinson St., Suite N801, 1987 FORD LUTION OF MARRIAGE above named Defendants, who NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 1FTEX14H9HKA63170 phone communication. are not known to be dead or alive, Orlando, FL 32801, (407) 481- suant to the Final Judgment of 2004 NISSAN TO: SONIA NOEMI GRANT whether said unknown parties 5632. If no contact has been Foreclosure dated February 3, 1N4BA41E34C809896 Pursuant to provisions of the ADDRESS UNKNOWN claim as heirs, devisees, made by March 17, 2011, the 2011 in the above action, I will sell February 10, 2011 Americans with Disabilities Act, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action grantees, assignees, lienors, matter of the Administrative to the highest bidder for cash at 83470 any person requiring special has been filed against you and you creditors, trustees, spouses, or Complaint will be presented at an accommodations to participate in are required to serve a copy of your ensuing meeting of the Florida Lee Florida, on March 7, 2011, at NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: other claimants 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- this meeting is asked to advise written defenses, if any, to it on Eric Current Residence Unknown, but Real Estate Commission in an close. com., in accordance with ALL ABOUT TOWING gives Notice the District Office at (239) 936- Lloyd Grant, whose address is 9055 whose last known address was: informal proceeding. chapter 45 Florida Statutes, for of Foreclosure of Lien and intent 0913, at least 48 hours before the Colby Dr., #2203, Ft. Myers, FL 1108 N.E. VAN LOON TERRACE, January 27, February 3, 10, 17, the following described property: to sell these vehicles on 3/5/2011, meeting. If you are hearing or 33919, on or before March 1, 2011, CAPE CORAL, FL 33909 2011 LOT 2, BLOCK 15, UNIT 3, 10:30 am at 3660 Work Drive, Ft. speech impaired, please contact and file the original with the clerk of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action 83301 CYPRESS LAKES COUNTRY Myers, FL 33916, pursuant to the Florida Relay Service at this Court at 1700 Monroe St., Ft. to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- CLUB ESTATES, ACCORDING subsection 713.78 of the Florida 1(800) 955-8770, who can aid you Myers, FL 33901, before service on lowing property in Lee County, TO THE PLAT THEREOF Statutes. ALL ABOUT TOWING in contacting the District Office. Petitioner or immediately thereafter. Florida, to-wit: To report news RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 25 reserves the right to accept or If you fail to do so, a default may be LOTS 17 AND 18, BLOCK 3588, AT PAGE 98, PUBLIC RECORDS reject any and/or all bids. A person who decides to appeal any entered against you for the relief CAPE CORAL, UNIT 46, or advertise OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA 2001 FORD decision made by the Board with demanded in the petition. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT call 574-1110 Any person claiming an interest in 2FAFP71W61X197413 respect to any matter considered Copies of all court documents in this RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, the surplus from the sale, if any, February 10, 2011 at the meeting is advised that this case, including orders, are available PAGE 125, INCLUSIVE, IN THE other than the property owner as 83478 same person will need a record of at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE the proceedings and that accord- office. You may review these docu- of the date of the lis pendens must NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: COUNTY, FLORIDA. CAPE CORAL file a claim within sixty (60) days JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, ingly, the person may need to ments upon request. has been filed against you and you after the sale. The Court, in its dis- INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure ensure that a verbatim record of You must keep the Clerk of the are required to serve a copy of cretion, may enlarge the time of of Lien and intent to sell these the proceedings is made, includ- Circuit Court’s office notified of your your written defenses, if any, to it REEZE current address. (You may file B the sale. Notice of the changed vehicles on 02/25/2011, 8:00 am ing the testimony and evidence on DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A., time of sale shall be published as at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, upon which the appeal is to be Notice of Current Address, Florida Plaintiffs attorney, whose address Looking for a home provided herein. CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- based. Supreme Court Approved Family is 12425 28th Street North, Suite DATED: February 3, 2011. suant to subsection 713.78 of the Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33716, in Cape Coral? CHARLIE GREEN Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- Molly Syvret this lawsuit will be mailed to the within thirty (30) days after the Clerk of the Circuit Court ING & RECOVERY, INC. District Manager address on record at the clerk’s first publication of this Notice of Visit By: M. Parker reserves the right to accept or Run Date 02/10/11 office. Action, and file the original with Deputy Clerk of the Court 83443 WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida reject any and/or all bids. Family Law Rules of Procedure, the Clerk of this Court at P.O. Box PropertiesinSWFL If you are a person with a disability 1989 MERCURY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING 310, Ft. Myers, FL 33902, either who needs any accommodation in requires certain automatic disclo- .com 1MEPM36X0KK644502 DATES sure of documents and information. before service on Plaintiffs attor- order to participate in this pro- February 10, 2011 LUCAYA ney or immediately thereafter, ceeding, you are entitled, at no Failure to comply can result in sanc- 83467 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT tions, including dismissal or striking otherwise, a default will be Your Local Real cost to you, to the provision of cer- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: DISTRICT entered against you for the relief tain assistance. Please contact of pleadings. demanded in the complaint peti- Estate Solution. Ken Kellum, Court Operations JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, Dated: January 20, 2011 INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure The Board of Supervisors of Lucaya CHARLIE GREEN tion. 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Predictions for the 2011 NASCAR season

BY JIM UTTER McClatchy Newspapers AARP MEDIA RELATIONS Jeff Gordon’s No. 24 car will feature the Now that we know the changes to color scheme of AARP’s Drive to End the Chase for the Sprint Cup for Hunger for 22 races this season. 2011 and most of the season’s rules seem settled on, it’s time to make some predictions for the season. To recap last season, I cor- Rev your engines rectly predicted the champions With the start of the 2011 NASCAR Sprint of the Cup (Jimmie Johnson) Cup season around the corner, here’s a quick and Nationwide series (Brad rundown of what fans need to know before the Keselowski). And I also cor- season officially begins with the Daytona 500 rectly predicted Danica Patrick on Feb. 20. would not come close to win- ning a race in her abbreviated NEW LOOKS Nationwide schedule. Several Sprint Cup drivers will be with new What does all that mean for teams or have new paint schemes. Some of the 2011? big ones: Probably not much. ■ Brad Keselowski: He’s made the switch Sprint Cup champion: Last year to one of the most recognizable cars, driving I said I had picked against Jimmie the No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge. Johnson in 2008 and 2009 and had ■ Kasey Kahne: given up. So until someone showed Driving the No. 4 Red they could beat him, I would go with Bull Toyota this year Johnson. And he proved me right — before making the switch winning his fifth consecutive champi- to Hendrick Motorsports onship. The same theory still holds in 2012. true, and thus, Johnson is my pick ■ Tony Stewart: The again. No. 14 won’t have Old Nationwide champion: With no Spice on it anymore, but Kahne full-time Cup drivers eligible to run will have Mobil One as for the series championship this year, the primary sponsor for 11 races. it leaves this ■ Kurt Busch: Gone is the Miller Lite No.

PHIL GEIB AND ERIC GOODWIN/MCT GEIB PHIL championship 2. He’ll drive the No. 22 Dodge this year with wide open. I am Shell-Pennzoil. going with Elliott ■ Sadler to win the Jeff Gordon: Dupont is sticking with the title in his first No. 24, but Drive to End Hunger will be the Forecasting the final 12 racers season running primary sponsor for 22 races. ■ 1. Jimmie Johnson: Could be he makes the field, as his two with Kevin Kevin Harvick: No longer a Shell guy, motivated by other teams believing Chase victories in 2010 showed. Harvick Inc. Aric Harvick is a Budweiser drinker in the No. 29 Sadler Chevy. this is the year to finally beat him. 8. Jeff Gordon: The “Drive for Five” Almirola, driving 2. Denny Hamlin: No driver comes stalled again last year, as Gordon his first full season with JR Motorsports, should give Sadler a HALF-PRICE MERCHANDISE into the season with more momen- posted another winless season and AVAILABLE tum, including Johnson. hasn’t won since April 2009. strong battle for the championship. Camping World Trucks champi- Some familiar drivers are no longer driving 3. Kyle Busch: His go-for-broke 9. Tony Stewart: Inconsistency hurt on: Austin Dillon won rookie of the in the Sprint Cup Series: attitude figures to benefit from the him last year, and unless he can year honors in 2010 fueled by seven ■ Elliott Sadler: Left new point system, and his personali- correct that, a third title will have to poles and two wins and finished fifth Richard Petty Motorsports ty is needed in the Chase. wait. in series points. He already has shown and will run full time in 4. Kevin Harvick: He’s emerged as 10. Kurt Busch: The other Busch he is fast, now he needs to show the the Nationwide Series for the leader and face of Richard brother figures to again be the lone ability to consistently finish up front. Kevin Harvick Inc. Childress Racing after posting 26 bright spot for Dodge. If he can, the championship is his. ■ Sam Hornish Jr.: top 10s in 2010. 11. Greg Biffle: He gets the edge Biggest surprise to make the No sponsorship cost him a 5. Jamie McMurray: He might over teammate Matt Kenseth for a Chase: I’m going with three new Sprint Cup ride. He will need one of the wild cards to get spot because of his ability to win run a partial schedule in faces in the Chase this season — Hornish Jr. into the Chase, but his three victo- races, which will add bonus points. Jamie McMurray, David Reutimann the Nationwide Series. ries last year showed he’s capable. 12. David Reutimann: It might take and Joey Logano. McMurray and ■ Scott Speed: Vocal driver let go by Red 6. Carl Edwards: Came on strong just one victory to get one of the Reutimann won races last season and Bull Racing after finishing 30th in points last at the end of last season and should final two spots, and he’s won races with the way Logano was performing season. build on that momentum. in each of the past two years. at the end of the season, I expect to TWEAKING THE RULES 7. Clint Bowyer: He’s dangerous if — Anthony Andro, McClatchy Newspapers see him in Victory Lane in 2011. Biggest surprise to miss the The new point system isn’t the only change Chase: Not sure if this is a surprise or in NASCAR. Here is a look at some of the not, but while I believe Dale Earnhardt other changes for the season: Jr. will improve in 2011, I don’t see ■ Select a series: Drivers can compete for him making the Chase once again. a championship in only one of NASCAR’s Also on the outside looking in will be three national series. Drivers can still race in Kurt Busch, Jeff Burton and Mark multiple series. Martin. ■ Qualifying tweaks: Practice speeds will Daytona 500 winner: Richard determine starting lineup if weather cancels Childress Racing — and others who qualifying. If weather also cancels practice, run Earnhardt-Childress Engines — points will determine lineup. Qualifying order seem to be among the best right now will be set by practice speeds, slowest to in restrictor-plate racing. Two of fastest. Kevin Harvick’s three wins in 2010 ■ No more catch-can man: The catch-can came at Talladega, Ala., and Daytona. DAVID EULITT/KANSAS CITY STAR/MCT man is no longer a part of the over-the-wall He looks like a favorite for me to crew. The closed loop fueling system means Kyle Busch had three wins and 18 top-10 finishes last season. become a two-time Daytona 500 win- six men will go over the wall instead of seven ner. in the Sprint Cup Series. — Anthony Andro, McClatchy Newspapers Glad to be back racing, Vickers eyes NASCAR goals

BY JIM UTTER Cleared by his doctors and petition. hadn’t even been gone,” Vickers McClatchy Newspapers NASCAR, Vickers participated in While the path has been diffi- said. tests last month in Orlando and cult, the outcome, so far, is just as “It just felt so comfortable, it There was a time last summer Daytona Beach, Fla., and he is Vickers envisioned. felt so good, it felt so normal to be when Brian Vickers wasn’t certain ready to pick up where he left off. There were moments, however, back in that seat.” he would live, let alone race in “It was obviously a long when he considered walking Vickers’ NASCAR career has NASCAR again. process,” Vickers said recently away. been relatively short but success- Now as the start of the 2011 during the Sprint NASCAR Media “There was a point in time ful. He won the 2003 champi- Sprint Cup Series approaches, he Tour hosted by Charlotte (N.C.) where it wasn’t really up to me. onship in what is now known as is doing both with much enthusi- Motor Speedway. “Not only find- We weren’t sure what caused it, the Nationwide Series. He moved asm. ing out what happened and trying JASON SMITH FOR NASCAR what happened. Am I coming off to the Cup series with Hendrick Vickers, 26, underwent surgery to figure out what’s the problem, blood thinners; am I not? Motorsports, then moved to Red A heart condition kept Brian to repair a hole in his heart on how do we solve it, where do we Medically we had to answer a lot Bull in 2007. Vickers out of most of the July 12. A stent was inserted in start — you know, going down the of those questions,” he said. In 219 career starts he has two 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup his left leg the next day to help list. Returning to his No. 83 Toyota Cup wins, 18 top-five and 50 top- season. correct a blood-clotting problem “Being back in a car and not in the January tests helped answer 10 finishes and 11 poles. that was first diagnosed in May. knowing... there was a point in (DVT) — occur in the iliofemoral many of his lingering questions. But there is still more to do. The diagnosis immediately time in my life when I wasn’t sure vein due to compression of the “When I got back in that car, “I just want to win a champi- caused him to suspend his if I was ever going to race again.” blood vessels in the leg. the belts fit, I remember how to onship,” Vickers said. “I do NASCAR career with Red Bull Vickers was diagnosed with He said he decided to have the put them on. Nobody had to tell believe that the experience has Racing, and it took the surgery, May-Thurner Syndrome, a rare surgery in part because it me how. In so many ways, I think made me a better person and medication and a lot of determina- condition in which blood clots — improved his prospects for a long- I truly appreciated it more, but at therefore I think that translates on tion to resume it. called deep venous thrombosis term recovery and return to com- the same time it was almost like I the racetrack.” MCT THAT’S RACIN’ 02/09/2011 MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE