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Inside PARADE Waiting • Sunday With Kelly Clarkson game Inside today’s Breeze: Wet weather douses Cape Coral Vote 2011: • American football games; Baker Stories: postponed to Saturday Candidate question of the Week A Chance Encounter, A Inside Lasting Bond cape-coral-daily-breeze.com cape-coral-daily- breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Vol. 50, No. 130 Saturday, October 29, 2011 50 Cents AT A GLANCE Calusa Blueway Paddling Festival opens Thursday the Calusa Blueway paddling trail. up paddling topics. The speakers will ‘Top 20’event an international draw The site provides ample parking talk about how to fish, how to buy and a nice beach area for the demos your first board, along with providing By MEGHAN McCOY lot of things this year. and classes. demos on the boards, Clayton said. [email protected] “It is the first time we have had a Activities will include the instruc- The festival will kick off with a The sixth annual Calusa Blueway consolidated spot where people can tional classes to be offered by certi- free photo reception event on Nov. 2 Paddling Festival — one of the go several days in a row ... kind of a fied paddling and kayak instructors at Rutenberg Park in Fort Myers at Southeast Tourism Society’s top 20 festival atmosphere,” she said. and demonstrations for those interest- 6:30 p.m. The photo session will events for 2011 — will take place That central location is Sanibel ed in learning about the latest and provide a little emphasis on how to Nov. 3 through Nov. 6 with the Causeway A. greatest kayaks available on the mar- take nature pictures from the kayak. majority of the events at island A of Ninety percent of the festival’s ket. “It is a free event people can do Sanibel Island. activities will be held there, accord- Another new feature will be without getting wet or going to the Betsy Clayton, waterways coordi- ing to Brian Houston, race director, speakers addressing different stand nator, said organizers have added a who added island A is pretty close to See BLUEWAY, page 9A

Inside today’s Prescription Breeze collections Friends of the Cape Coral Library preparing for annual Fall Book Sale, to be held set for today Nov. 17-19. — Page 5B CCPD to co-ordinate drug drop-off effort NEWS OF NOTE By TIFFANY REPECKI Monofilament Pete Brandt John Carioscia Sr. William Deile Leonard Nesta Jr. [email protected] District 2 District 3 Locals can dispose of their Madness Sunday expired, unused and unwanted pre- SWFL Naturally is part- scription medications Saturday in nering up with Keep Lee Cape Coral as part of a nationwide County Beautiful for the Early voting opens Monday campaign. 18th Annual Monofilament The Cape Coral Police Madness cleanup event, to Department will collect the items as be held Sunday, Oct. 30, Four city council part of the Drug Enforcement from 8 a.m. to noon. Administration’s National Interested boaters, kayakers, races, three charter Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. jet skiers and other volun- The goal is to prevent pill abuse teers and/or sponsors can amendments featured Cape Coral and theft by removing these items call 239-541-1735 for By DREW WINCHESTER from homes. Prescriptions can be dropped off [email protected] Voters will decide on Nov. 8 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the FLORIDA whether they want to stay the CVS Pharmacy at 737 Cape Coral course or dramatically shift the 2011 Parkway E., and at the Wal-Mart at LOTTERY balance of power on city council, 1619 Del Prado Blvd. S. The event as three of the four seats find Vote is free and anonymous; no ques- council hopefuls. local elections generally carry a incumbents trying to stave off the tions are asked. The General Election candi- lower turnout compared to elec- Cash 3: challengers. “We believe in the initiative,” dates are: tions with national implications, 1-8-4 / 1-8-7 Voters will decide, too, which Lt. Tony Sizemore, spokesman for In District 2, incumbent Pete but she’s challenging Cape Coral new face to put into one council the Cape police, said Thursday. Play 4: Brandt faces challenger John to do better than a mere 11 per- seat that has no incumbent. “There’s a lot of people who have 6-0-1-1 / 5-3-3-3 Carioscia. In District 3, incum- cent. All of this action kicks off expired medications or medications bent Bill Deile faces challenger “Cape Coral has to get off the Fantasy 5: Monday, Oct. 31, when polls that they don’t need — it’s a safe Lenny Nesta. District 5 has two couch,” Harrington said. “The open for six days of early voting way to get rid of these.” 1-7-18-22-28 newcomers, Rana Erbrick and ball is in their court and if they opportunities for Cape residents. The Cape police, as well as other William “Scott” Morris. And in don’t vote, then they have no right Mega Money: Only 11 percent of all regis- local law enforcement agencies, District 7, incumbent Dr. Derrick to complain.” 6-9-18-25Megaball 19 tered voters in the city cast their have participated in similar cam- Donnell faces challenger Dave Cape voters can cast early bal- ballots during September’s pri- paigns in the past. In May, the Lotto Stokes. lots at two locations: The Cape CCPD, Fort Myers Police 2-12-13-27-48-50 x 4 mary election, which narrowed Lee County Supervisor of down what was a packed field of Department and the Lee County Florida Powerball: Elections Sharon Harrington said See VOTING, page 8A Sheriff’s Office took part in one. 1-18-21-39-55 In the Cape, officers collected PB 6 x 3 everything from over-the-counter medications and prescription drugs, to unused syringes and tubes of inhalation solution. INDEX After each campaign, the DEA picks up the drugs, then weighs and Blotter ...... 13A counts them before incinerating Classifieds . .Section C them to properly dispose of the Dr. Donohue ...... 5B items. Last year, four and a half Editorial ...... 4-6A tons of prescription drugs were col- lected in Florida alone. Gardening ...... 5B Nationwide, more than 242,000 Hot Property ...... 1B pounds were turned in — 121 tons. Lifestyles ...... 5B “The overwhelming public Horoscopes ...... 5B response to DEA’s first nationwide Rana Erbrick Wm. “Scott” Morris Derrick Donnell David Stokes Obituaries ...... 7A District 5 District 7 Pets of the Week . . .4B District 5 District 7 See PRESCRIPTIONS, 9A Puzzle Page ...... 9B Property Transfers . .4B Real Estate ...... 1-2B ‘Fill the van’ food drive to feature live entertainment Religion ...... 6B By TIFFANY REPECKI year’s shortage, they decided to do Sports ...... 10-12A The music will kick off at noon next Saturday, and, as of [email protected] something again. TV Highlights ...... 9B Friday, there were 10 musical acts scheduled to play to bene- “People are starving and we Residents will have a chance fit the Harry Chapin Food Bank. Weather ...... 2A next weekend to listen to some should be doing something,” Hulse Weekly Recap . . . . .6A good music and help a great cause scheduled to play as of Friday. adding that they decorated the said. at the first-ever “Bring a Can, Fill Tiffany Hulse, co-organizer of entire outside of the vehicle. “So “If we can do something, we the Van” food drive. the event and a member of the duo why not use that to try to draw peo- should be helping them out,” she The fund-raiser, which benefits Tiff ‘n’ Zoid, explained that her ple in to help other people?” said. the Harry Chapin Food Bank of father bought her a ’73 A few years back, they collected Hulse explained that although she has never gone hungry on 7 48445 46010 1 Southwest Florida, will take place Volkswagon bus last year. money from family and friends, Saturday at Anthony’s on the Blvd. “We thought, why not use it matched the donations dollar-for- Thanksgiving, her family knows The music will kick off at noon, because people stare at it when we dollar and bought 200 turkeys for what it is like to starve and they all and there were 10 musical acts drive down the road,” she said, the food bank. After hearing of this See FOOD DRIVE, page 8A Area officials emphasize safety this Halloween By TIFFANY REPECKI “One of the oldest things that we costumes. Adults should make sure that chil- [email protected] can remember is being careful at “To make sure you are visible dren’s costumes fit properly.“There’s With Halloween fast approaching, dusk cause typically, this holiday, the from the roadway to our motorists,” a lot of one size fits all, especially local authorities are asking residents bulk of our children are out there he said. with the little ones,” he said. to keep in mind some basic tips to right when the sun goes down,” Lt. One alternative is glowsticks. The American Red Cross and the help ensure a safe and happy holiday. Tony Sizemore, spokesman for the Selling typically for less than $2, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office recom- One thing for everyone to remem- Cape police, said. “We have a lot of sticks last between four and six hours mend using flame-resistant costumes ber is that the days are getting shorter kids out in costumes, and a lot of cos- and can be used by both children and and keeping costumes short to pre- during this time of year, so it is get- tumes are dark.” adults. vent any trips or falls. Wearing light- ting darker earlier, according to a Adults should wear reflective “Works as good as a flashlight colored clothing or costumes also is public service announcement clothing, or carry flashlights while and won’t really detract from the cos- suggested. released by Cape Coral Police walking around the neighborhoods. tume if that’s what the kids are wor- Costumes also should be ventilat- Department officials. Reflective tape should be added to ried about,” Sizemore said. See SAFETY, page 9A Page 2A Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Pair of sandsculpting competitions come to Fort Myers Beach Special to The Breeze The competition will partner this year with ■ Free Parking: Event parking is provid- with a team to see what magic you can make [email protected] GullWing and Pointe Estero, two of ed free at Lover’s Key State Park. A free out of the sand. This fun opportunity will take There will be two distinct sand sculpting SunStream Properties luxurious locations. shuttle bus will transport attendees to and place on Sunday, Nov. 6. The winners will be festivals on Fort Myers Beach come The event will now be on these two proper- from the event entrance. Parking at the event recognized and announced at the same November. ties, allowing for all the sculptors to display site will be extremely limited and does cost awards ceremony as the professional compe- The Fort Myers Beach Chamber-spon- their memorable works of art in a single loca- money so everyone is encouraged to use the tition. sored 25th annual American Sandsculpting tion. complimentary parking at Lover’s Key. To For more information and a complete list Competition and Beach Festival will be on This year’s championship will feature 16 avoid congestion and traffic, it is highly rec- of sculptors, visit the event website at the SunStream Properties of GullWing and sculptors with more than 35 combined cham- ommended that traveling to Lover’s Key be www.sandsculptingfestival.com, visit us on Pointe Estero resorts from Nov. 2-6. pionships titles. The competition days will from the south via Bonita Beach Road. Facebook at facebook.com/sandsculptingfes- The 25th annual World Championship of begin Friday, Nov. 4, and end Sunday, Nov. ■ World-Champion Sculptors: This year’s tival, or call the Chamber of Commerce at Sand Sculpting will be held at the Holiday 6. Galleries will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 festival will feature 16 sand sculptors who 454-7500. Inn on the Beach from Nov. 17 through 27. p.m., while ticket sales will be from 9 to 5. compete on a national level. Among all the Event highlights include: “This is the original sand sculpting com- sculptors, they have been recognized with World Championships American Sand Sculpting Competition petition that is done to show how magical our over 35 championship titles. The fee to enter of Sand Sculpting The 25th Annual American Sand sand can become,” said Event Chairman the gallery is $5 for adults and $3 for chil- For 10 days master sand sculptors will hit Sculpting Competition and Beach Festival Andrew Cochrane. “We have been recog- dren. A family rate of $10 covers up to two Fort Myers Beach for the 25th Annual World will be from Nov. 2-6. nized as a top-20 event for the entire south- adults with children. All proceeds go to the Championship of Sand Sculpting at the eastern United States by the Southeast Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce, a Holiday Inn at 6890 Estero Blvd. Attendees Tourism Society, and we are non-profit organization. are encouraged to arrive from the south to a regular on the state tourism ■ Sand 101: This educational area of the avoid traffic congestion. Literally a world- I F Y OU ’ RE C O NCERNED videos because of the great festival features professional sculptors teach- class event, the championships have never sculptors we continue to ing the secrets of building great sand castles. been held in Florida before. A BOUT THE H IGH C OST OF attract.” Children can participate in demonstrations A world championship winner 12 times The event, organized by and try their new skills right there next to the over and holder of seven Guinness Book of N URSING H OMES , C ALL U S TO the Fort Myers Beach pros. World Records, Charlie Beaulieu is the event Chamber of Commerce, will ■ Party on the Pavement: This year, the director with Bill Knight of SandLubbers act- R ESERVE Y OUR I NVITATION TO feature world-class sand event begins the moment you step off the ing as the co-director. Along with Jason sculptors, food, music and shuttle! GullWing Beach Resort will be the Camp of Big C Events, these officials are O UR 45 M INUTE W ORKSHOP fun for the whole family. main entrance to the event and will feature hosting the event at the south end of the “This year, for the first food and beverage outlets, vendors, music beach. D ISCUSSING V ARIOUS time, we will be featuring and games for children right in the parking This year, tourists and residents alike will sculptors from three conti- lot. There is no fee to enter the event and walk have the rare opportunity to see a collection M EDICAID S TRATEGIES . nents and six countries, around, however, there is a nominal fee to of the world’s very best sand sculptors create which I expect will astound enter the sand sculpture gallery to see the amazing sand sculptures over the course of 239.772.5800 all of us,” said Cochrane. sculptures up close. four days. Participating sculptors had to qual- “We are all excited about our ■ Sand Vendor Village: The village will ify and be invited to attend this prestigious showcase a variety of vendors that feature THE LAW OFFICE OF new partnership with event and represent 15 nations from around Sunstream Properties to take everything from art and jewelry to novelties the world. 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WE ACCEPT EBT CAPE CORAL PKWY PRADO BLVD DEL Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral WWW.MERRICKSEAFOOD.COM Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 Kiwanis Fall Kids Festival today at Jaycee Park The Kids Fest is held every year to pro- By MEGHAN McCOY Jaycee Park is located at 4125 SE 20th Place. The Harney Point Kiwanis is [email protected] vide parents with the opportunity to visit The 14th annual Fall Kids Festival, asking for a $2 donation to park, along with canned goods for the Cape one place that will entertain and provide which is sponsored by the Harney Point Coral Caring Center. free activities for their children from 9 a.m. Kiwanis Club and Cape Coral Parks and to 4 p.m. Recreation Department, will grace Jaycee once the festival ends and the sun goes petting zoo, clowns, games, an inflatable Jaycee Park is at 4125 SE 20th Place. Park today. down. slide, health and safety information, family The Harney Point Kiwanis is asking for a Volunteers are still being sought for the “Each year we have between 2,000 and oriented vendors, give-away items, crafts $2 donation to park, along with canned morning shift of the Fall Kids Festival. 3,000 families that attend,” Harney Point and food. goods for the Cape Coral Caring Center. The festival has grown since its incep- Kiwanis Club President Scott Turner said. The winners of the costume contest will The Harney Point Kiwanis Club has tion and now includes entertainment, a This year, the day-long festivities will receive thrift store gift certificates. decided to use the proceeds from the event Halloween costume contest and a movie in feature Halloween costume contests, face Raffle tickets also will be sold to win a for their scholarship program for high the park, which is provided by the city painting, balloon creatures, pony rides, a new Chevrolet car courtesy of Roger Dean. school students in the community. Search continues for missing Cape Coral grandfather By TIFFANY REPECKI Pool Hall on Santa Barbara Boulevard Anyone with information can contact the Cape Coral Police Department at [email protected] South. He was driving his grandfather’s 574-3223, or submit a tip by texting “CCPD” plus the message to CRIMES The Cape Coral police are asking for vehicle — a 2010 Volvo S80 sedan — or by visiting: www.capecops.com. Tipsters can also contact Southwest the public’s help in locating a missing, but Arthur was not present with him. Florida Crime Stoppers at (800) 780-TIPS (8477) and be eligible for a cash possibly endangered, man and his 24-year- The Volvo bears the Florida tag reward. old grandson. A057QX. James Arthur, 80, was last seen Kern reportedly made statements to buy gas — was declined. Anyone with information can contact Thursday morning leaving the home he people present at the pool hall on Thursday Police believe Kern is out of money the Cape Coral Police Department at 574- shares with his grandson, Garrett Kern, at that gave rise to concern for the welfare of somewhere in the Gainesville area. 3223, or submit a tip by texting “CCPD” 3519 S.W. 29th Ave. He was to drive his grandfather. As of Friday evening, Arthur had not plus the message to CRIMES or by visit- Kern to a probation appointment that day, On Friday, the Cape police announced been seen and had not attempted to contact ing: www.capecops.com. Tipsters can also but they never showed. that someone whom they believe to be his family. Cape detectives are broadening contact Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers According to police, Kern was seen Kern attempted to use one of Arthur’s their focus to include the Gainesville area at (800) 780-TIPS (8477) and be eligible later Thursday afternoon at BA Hustlers credit cards at 5 a.m. that morning at a gas in their search for Arthur and Kern, for a cash reward. station in Gainesville. The card — used to according to officials. Men of Cape Coral Public Safety Calendars now available By TIFFANY REPECKI other events, like festivals or Bike Nights, [email protected] The 2012 calendar features six police officers and six firefighters over a to raise awareness of the calendars and The first-ever Men of Cape Coral 12-month period. The two departments have created their own calendars money for the cause. Public Safety Calendar officially came out in past years as fund-raisers, but this is the first time they have “We’re kind of playing it by ear,” Wednesday, and a couple hundred copies shared one. Schilke said. have already been sold. “We’re open for requests,” he added. The 2012 calendar features six police Schilke noted that those who live outside Proceeds will benefit the United Way of For more information, visit the group’s officers and six firefighters over a 12- of the area can have one sent to them for an Lee, Hendry and Glades. Facebook page. month period. The two departments have extra $2 — $12 total. “Cape Coral’s been in need a lot lately The Cape Coral Police Department is at created their own calendars in past years as The calendars are available at the front (in regards to the United Way), so we’re 1100 Cultural Park Blvd. fund-raisers, but this is the first time they desk of the Cape Coral Police Department trying to help out as much as we can,” Cape Coral City Hall is at 1015 have shared one. and at Cape Coral City Hall. Local busi- Schilke said. Cultural Park Blvd. “People really like it because it’s got nesses also will carry some for sale, but the Local United Way officials previously The United Way supports more than cops and firemen in it,” said Cape Police details of that had not been worked out as reported that all of the funds raised will 160 programs within 72 partner agencies, motorcycle officer Ray Schilke, who of Thursday. stay in the community to help support the such as the Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer’s organized the fund-raiser. Schilke said people can also contact the local human service network. Resource Center and Big Brothers Big As of Thursday, approximately 300 group through Facebook at: www.face- Schilke said the group is planning on Sisters. For more information about the calendars had been sold. book.com/pages/men-of-cape-coral-pub- hosting a signing in November. United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades, The group expects to have 2,000 avail- lic-safety-calendar/. “It’ll be a nighttime event and a lot of call 433-2000 or visit at: www.united- able by the end of week. “They can make arrangements to buy fun,” he said. waylee.org. The calendars are selling for $10 each. some,” he said. The group may also set up a booth at ‘Holidays for Heroes’ drive collecting donations for the deployed By DREW WINCHESTER Lovegrove’s painting will be auctioned [email protected] The Nov. 6 Holiday for Heroes Bash will feature live music, raffles, free off, as will a three-day, two-night stay at “Sip and Send” is yet again embarking food and an original piece of art work created on site, during the event, by Sanibel Harbour. on their own mission to aid the troops famed artist Leoma Lovegrove. Lovegrove’s painting will be auctioned off, The last day to make donations is Nov. serving overseas by providing them with as will a three-day, two-night stay at Sanibel Harbour. 20. some of the creature comforts of home. For more information contact Sip and For the fifth year, Sip and Send owners The Kessacks are trying to collect the store. Send at 772-1076. Peter and Jonette Kessack are organizing enough items to be able to send a box to Folks also can stop by city hall, where the “Holiday for Heroes” drive, an effort each individual serving in the unit. Last the city clerks office is coordinating col- to collect a number of goods to be boxed year they collected and sent 306 boxes. lection efforts. Bins will be located outside and shipped to Afghanistan. The first year they sent 36. the city clerk’s office for This year’s boxes are being sent to F- They’re looking for a myriad of items, your convenience. Company AVN BDE, a 400-member from T-shirts and socks, to snacks and toi- Sip and Send also will Army Medivac unit which was deployed letries, all to say thank you and give the host a Holiday for Heroes for its fourth tour of duty in October. soldiers a small taste of the home. fundraiser on Sunday, Nov E4 Specialist James Watkins, a Cape “We’re looking for the stuff that the 6, to raise funds to shop the resident, is serving in the unit, according to military doesn’t supply,” Jonette said. boxes. Jonette Kessack. People looking to donate have a couple The Holiday for Heroes James works at Sanibel Harbour when of options. Bash will feature live on leave and his wife, Libby, works at the They can stop by Sip and Send on Santa music, raffles, free food and Target store on Santa Barbara. Barbara, which is in the same plaza as the an original piece of art “We select a local serviceman and ask Verizon Wireless store and Kumo work created on site, during them if there’s a need in their unit,” Japanese steakhouse, grab a box and fill it the event, by famed artist Kessack added. up. Or they can donate individual items at Leoma Lovegrove.

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CAPE CORAL BREEZE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SCOTT BLONDE Publisher Incumbents have spend a lot of time there, read their sights? papers, and they really appreciate It is time the bickering stop and those VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor accomplished much their city manager. Punta Gorda is who have these high-paying jobs take a To the editor: CHRIS STRINE, Editor crazy about their city manager, good look at themselves and be fortu- We have fears the incumbents won’t according to people I have asked quite nate for what they do have. Thanks to 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 be reelected. The hype has been that often. What do these city managers Wall Street and corporate greed, many they haven’t accomplished anything. have in common? thousands of people have lost their jobs • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 Property values have dropped 60%. Bill Wendt and homes in this area and many fami- Have your taxes gone up 60%? Ours Member Florida Press Association Cape Coal lies are still suffering and not able to haven’t, which means savings have feed themselves or their children and/or been found. Vote Erbrick are ready to move on. Cape Coral City What will happen when the unions To the editor: Those people writing articles for the are once again in control? city (unions) do not seem to be humble Across this nation cities are in trou- Is longevity a qualification for being elected to City Council? It would or thankful about the jobs they hold Council endorsements ble because union leadership want more within the city government. of what they received in the good times. appear that Scott Morris believes it is. True, he has been a resident of Cape How many new businesses of light Early voting for the Nov. 8 Cape Coral General That bubble burst, and was unsustain- industry have moved here in support our able. Our police and firemen are caring Coral for 21 years. And yes, he has been Election begins Monday. involved in some community activity. failing city? Who has been out there Cape Coral voters will decide who will fill four of eight good people, but an understanding that from within local government enticing things could not remain as they were has However, during the 21 years as a resi- city council seats as well as determine the fate of three pro- dent, he has served on one city commit- big business to come here? Or does it posed amendments to the city charter, Cape Coral’s foun- not been accepted. just stay within the concerned circles of Recently at a Town Hall meeting, the tee, the Charter Review Committee. dation governing document. Let’s compare that to Rana Erbrick’s the higher ups from within city unions It’s a critical election with lots of issues on the table — question was asked about our millage or special interest groups holding us increasing. It is almost at the maximum city involvement. Rana and her husband whether to begin plans to restart the utility expansion pro- Bill moved to Cape Coral in 2005. Her down from moving into a positive direc- gram or leave the project in hiatus; how to address rising allowed. So the answer was a Public tion? These are some of the main prob- Services Tax. That is an up to 10% tax husband was assigned to a project in water and sewer rates and whether accelerating impact fees China, and they relocated there until lems for positive growth here in Cape on vacant properties is an appropriate way to do that; how on utilities. This tax comes out of the Coral. pockets of those who are already pay- 2008, which is when they returned to to balance service levels and tax rates as property values Cape Coral. In the time since 2008, Ready to move forward? continue to tumble; how to spur job development in a com- ing. If you are unhappy with your It is my understanding that our cur- water/sewer bill now, how happy will Rana has offered her knowledge and munity where the primary economic driver — construc- experience to the city. She is a graduate rent administration just hired someone tion — remains comatose. this make you, or us? of “specialized business expertise” to We have wondered why a city of the Cape Coral Citizen’s Academy, Cape Coral voters have some tough choices — in at and is a volunteer for both the Cape search out new and much-needed indus- employee was negotiating terms with try to come to our city. Well, can you least two races, they can choose to maintain the course a the unions? Even though they were non- Coral Community Emergency self-described “like-minded” council embarked upon two Response Team and the Cape Coral imagine? Some big light industry mov- union, they benefited by whatever the ing in to put regular citizens to work? years ago; sweep in a new slate across the board; or selec- union received. How would you like Police Volunteer Unit. She currently tively choose among the candidates based on ideologies, serves on the Cape Coral Financial Has this yet to happen here in Cape your spouse negotiating the terms of a Coral in the last 50 years or so? Why positions on the issues, backgrounds and respective expert- divorce for you? This had to stop. This Advisory Committee, where her prior ise and approach. municipal government experience and haven’t we ever had a state-funded col- time, join us and vote for the incum- lege, a university here that would bring As a firm believer in a representative form of govern- bents. her comprehensive knowledge of the ment, we favor the pick-and-choose, non-partisan method budgetary issues involved to run a city in constant employment, perhaps some Tony Stout kind of “think tank”? that is neither pro-union nor anti-union, neither pro-incum- Marilyn Stout have been an asset. Her other activities include past president of the New Why don’t we even have a beautiful bent nor anti-incumbent, but looks across the board at indi- Cape Coral Civic Center as presented in downtown vidual candidates as well as at their respective places in a Resident Club of Cape Coral, and a member of the Southwest Florida Punta Gorda? Does anyone here know fortunately diverse mix. what the word “culture” means? Do any To that end, we offer the following recommendations Opportunity at Basset Hound Rescue and Social Club. Scott has made reference to Rana of these financial points of interest have for Cape Coral City Council: our doorstep anything to do with unions? No they do To the editor: being a “two-year” resident of Cape Coral. If that’s the case, how does his not. This truly has been a long campaign A change has been long overdue for District 2 season. We have had all opinions record of city service after 21 years compare to Rana’s commitment to giv- this city and the unions alone can not Vote John Carioscia Sr. thrown out there from every direction as make this happen. Perhaps this is what The District 2 race pits incumbent Pete Brandt, a retired well as accusations that have been bor- ing back to our community through her proven record of city service? the unions have failed to realize. What engineer, against challenger John Carioscia, a retired law derline insanity to shockingly true. As makes change has to has to come from enforcement professional with 38 years of public service. we draw to a close, I have had the And for those residents that watch City Council meetings from home, you within the people themselves as well as While we are appreciative of the sincere dedication Mr. unique chance to observe candidates an open-minded council and administra- Brandt has brought to the District 2 seat, we are swayed by from both sides of the election. I have may be wondering if Rana is in atten- dance at the meetings. Other candidates tion who listens to their citizens’ ideas, Mr. Carioscia’s positions on the issues, his high-road gotten the greatest pleasure to know plans and concepts along with small and most all of them on a personal level and choose to sit behind the podium to guar- approach on the campaign trail, and his demonstrated cour- antee some “face time” on camera. or big business and light industry. This tesy in a variety of venues and forums. am proud to know that our city will be creates a diversified and prosperous in very capable hands come Nov. 8. Rana is in attendance at all the meetings Plainly put, Mr. Carioscia promises to effect change in from the call to order to adjournment. economic community. both direction and in approach, and we welcome both. One candidate in District 5 has Still looking for change? Here is caught my attention from day one, and She just doesn’t feel the need to use the We also hail his proven work ethic, demonstrated by tactic other candidates are using. some positive information. Our current successful progression through positions of increasing as I got to know this person, I began to council and administration has created a have a great deal of respect for him. Mr. Rana has proven her dedication to responsibility. serving the residents of Cape Coral. On $56 million saving over the life of the Through his three-decades-plus law enforcement career Morris has lived and experienced the last bond issue as well as managed to best and worst of times with us here in Nov. 8th, let’s give her the opportunity with the Chicago Police Department, Mr. Carioscia rose to to continue that service. Vote for Rana save $50 million on the Pine Island the rank of tactical lieutenant, serving during his tenure as Cape Coral for the past 20 years. He has Road Widening Project and have cut dedicated time to not only serving resi- Erbrick for City Council District 5. an officer, a watch commander, a commanding officer, Joyce Easton spending in other areas to the sum of dents of Cape Coral through various $15 million. Please keep in mind that and, for a decade, as a police detective. charitable organizations with his time Cape Coral Here in the Cape, he has familiarized himself with city Rome was not built in one day and that here in the Cape but has most recently pulling ourselves out of this unwanted issues through the Cape Coral Citizen’s Academy risen to the challenge of sitting on the Lost city of Atlantis Ambassador Program and he has picked up broad-based debt has take allot of effort from our cur- Charter Review Committee. Mr. Morris rent council and administration. We support from the business community, which is commend- also knows on a personal level what it Cape Coral able. To the editor: need educated people who already have takes to work here in Cape Coral and this experience and ability to produce a We think he’s ready to go to work. through his dedicated work ethics, he The city of Cape Coral is in a new We endorse Mr. Carioscia in District 2. election period that seems to have a lot strong financial and successful platform has even opened his own practice and is for this city. Also running: Peter Brandt thriving in these harsh times. This oper- of citizens buzzing from city workers, unions, and ordinary citizens like you In a short period of time this election ational knowledge of local business will will be over and hopefully continuing put him at the forefront of dedicating and me. District 3 In last Saturday’s Breeze editorial on the same path that we are on now... a our city resources towards the growth of road to recovery with this current coun- Vote Leonard ‘Lenny’ Nesta Jr. our commercial and industrial sector section Mr. Kenney came out and spoke District 3 has incumbent Bill Deile, a retired military offi- about his city, the city workers, and how cil and administration. Will we be living helping to give the working people of in a new Cape Coral or back to the lost cer and attorney, squaring off with political newcomer Lenny this great city the opportunity for new hard they work in support of the unions. Nesta, a retired Cape Coral firefighter. Since the great Wall Street fiasco, many city of Atlantis? Please vote for Brandt jobs once more. Deile and Donnell. Knowledgeable, well spoken, and always exceedingly Scott’s dedication to our community city governments across the nation have cut back their spending and the pay of Deborah Green well informed, Mr. Deile is eminently qualified for the office for so long, his strong leadership traits, Cape Coral he holds. his knowledge of the workings of our city employees, as well as other city There are times, though, when a new approach is needed. city, county, and state policies, and his government spending due to the giant This is one of those times. kind-hearted passion towards all resi- crunch Wall Street served Americans. Differentiate And Lenny Nesta is the candidate who is heeding that call. dents of this city makes my choice very In spite of it all, our current adminis- the candidates Quiet almost to the point of painfulness, Mr. Nesta is no easy and clear. Come election day I will tration has had many a confrontation with city employees and other depart- To the editor: erudite verbalizer. His history, however, whispers of both be voting for Scott Morris to our city One of the things a candidate should council to allow the opportunity for our ments of the city to keep it all intact, service and success, and he brings to the table some solid cre- when, in fact, this city budget seems to do during a campaign is to show the dif- dentials. city to move forward with a positive ferences between him and his opponent. face and uplifting spirit once more. revolve around its staff and employee Mr. Nesta is a 31-year firefighter whose training includes payroll, which consumes approximately Few, if any, opportunities to do this attendance at the National Fire Academy in Maryland, select Please join me in electing Scott Morris have been presented in this campaign. and getting everyone you know 60 percent of the city’s general fund. schooling similar to the FBI Academy for police. Also an In looking back a few years, it Thus, I’m opting for this avenue to do it. emergency medical technician, he rose to the rank of lieu- involved in our city election. Your voice My education is technical in nature does matter, and I know Scott will appears that we have constantly been tenant before his retirement here in the Cape last month, and surrounded by a dark cloud of debt and and fairly extensive. I have earned a BS he has served as a member of that union’s pension board of ensure the next four years it will matter. in Mechanical Engineering and an MS Thank you, a general dislike coming from certain trustees. That’s an elected post with great fiscal responsibili- groups who, for no reason that I can see, in Aeronautical Engineering. ty and mandated certification. Richard Leon Subsequent to receiving the MS, I did Cape Coral would like to and are trying to discredit Mr. Nesta’s positions on the issues have been clear, if con- our current council and administration. additional graduate work in mathemat- cise, and he also is committed to engendering a more wel- It is no secret that is was the last admin- ics and physics and was for a time clas- coming atmosphere at city hall. Talent source istrations who caused us to sink into an sified as a PhD candidate in Physics. We understand his proposed direction. We favor his To the editor: undeserving debt of useless multi-mil- My undergraduate degree was approach. Wow, Bonita Springs is really lion dollar spending sprees that have earned under an NROTC scholarship, We endorse Lenny Nesta in District 3. doing well lately. Getting a lot done. become extremely detrimental to this and I was commissioned in the Navy Also running: William “Bill” Deile They sure like their city manager. city’s positive financial growth. Who is upon graduation. I served 26 months Fort Myers Beach has always had a supposed to pay for this and answer to aboard the battleship Iowa as 5th See ENDORSEMENTS, page 5A lot of issues to contend with. We this community for many gross over- See LETTERS, page 5A WORD IN THE CAPE Are you comfortable with a volunteer police force?

Teresa Thomas Bill Vonrostorff Dee Vonrostorff Larry Trombly Boris Becker Dave Asher Cape Coral Indianapolis Indianapolis Cape Coral Germany Retired IT Manager Retired Retired Yacht Club Retired Cape Coral “If they’re fully trained “Sure, I wouldn’t mind “Sure, but I would feel “No. I think the city is “I have no problem with “It doesn’t seem realistic I’m comfortable with it, as long as they weren’t more comfortable with too big for volunteers. volunteers. We like the to me.” especially if they’re armed.” them doing traffic duty We need a regular USA.” fresh out of the acade- or working special police force. my and need the experi- events.” ence.” Page 5A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 A Reality Check — Really? Recently, Steve Riggs offered a Letter To chronic economic headwinds. not true. Prior City Council plexities of labor and pension law, where the The Editor entitled, “A reality check”. Mr. The Veteran’s Investment approved a series of rate increas- stakes are so high. Riggs is entitled to his opinion; however, I Zone is leveraging synergies es for the years 2011 through Mr. Riggs’ claim that no opportunity ever believe that the facts support a far different with the new VA Clinic that 2014 that would have raised util- existed to improve our investment returns is “reality”. You be the judge. will ultimately serve 200,000 ity rates in total by 57.4%. incorrect. After completing a long-overdue Regarding strategic vision: the first order vets. For example, Patriot However, through a series of ini- (four years) cash flow analysis we moved of business in a sustainable strategic plan is to Plaza (a 220,000 sf mixed-use tiatives that have significantly $57 million from unmanaged, low-interest- get your financial house in order. To that end development) is well under reduced operating expenses, bearing accounts to PFM Asset Management we have diligently implemented a series of way with several medical pro- along with a new bio-solids plan (our long-standing investment advisor). PFM management controls that now provide fessional and “assisted living” (that jettisoned the flawed $46.6 now manages approximately $150 million improved oversight and fiscal accountability. developers showing serious million pelletizing strategy) and (or 75% of our investments), providing an Our recent bond rating upgrade (and associat- interest, as well. We anticipate the current infill assessment ini- additional return of $1.2 million. When the ed savings of $61 million on Water & Sewer the addition of the Army tiative, that projected 57.4% rate yield curve returns to a more normal pattern, bonds) exemplifies the importance of this ini- Reserve facility soon. We have increase has been reduced to just the benefits of placing a majority of our tiative and its critical role in funding strategic also developed an innovative 8% over those same four years, investments under active management will initiatives in the long run. The FY2012 partnership with FDOT and the Gary King saving the average customer only grow. budget represents a $37.6 million (22%) State Infrastructure Bank to $1,433. Not too shabby, eh Mr. The result of the fuel system initiative reduction in spending since 2009 while we launch the Pine Island Rd. Riggs? Not restarting the UEP at speaks for itself. We have reduced fuel pur- continue to “right size” efficient service widening project, while elimi- GUEST this time is not the same as “hav- chases by 11%, saving $190,000/yr, while delivery, in the face of a prolonged economic nating $54 million in up-front ing no plan”. We are developing reducing pricing by 6% from a new supplier, downturn. costs that had effectively killed OPINION a focused plan that will target to save another $97,000/yr. We are now pur- City Council had the foresight in late further development of this Unit 58 in the eco-sensitive NW suing the recovery of $222,000 in docu- 2009 to aggressively pursue 26 Future Land key commercial corridor. The part of the city, using an in- mented overcharges over the past three years Use changes in advance of Amendment 4 Burnt Store Rd. widening project is also house project management model that will and we have implemented effective manage- that would have further limited our ability to under way. utilize sub-contractors to expand efficiently ment controls that will lead to additional sav- provide commercial growth citywide. We are In the last year alone, 754 new businesses in areas that have sufficient density and ings next year. It’s all good. now processing the accompanying zoning opened their doors. Some notables include growth potential to support renewed expan- The loss of intellectual capital is a myth. changes that will add 12% more commercial Fucillo Kia, Sonny’s Bar-B-Q and TIB Bank, sion. We have assembled a world-class leadership space for future economic development. We as well as expansions for Ecological Labs, Mr. Riggs’ opinion that we have “grossly team that represents a blend of existing talent, are nearing completion of our first-ever mas- Marine Concepts, Fafco Solar and many overpaid our labor attorney and unnecessari- combined with fresh leadership in Financial ter plan for canal dredging that will protect more. Council has unanimously supported ly derailed negotiations” during prolonged Services and Utilities. Every manager was this invaluable resource and its contribution increased cash incentives for job creation, contract negotiations is naïve at best. Our encouraged to embrace our collaborative, to our unique quality of life. Additionally, the waivers for road impact fees and a cus- annual cost for employee compensation is accountability-based approach to manage- successful initiative to maintain open access tomized incentives program that is based on a $117 million or 52% of all operating expens- ment. Those who chose not to do so have to the NW Spreader system, along with our clear return-on-investment (ROI) justifica- es…and growing. More than 90% of our moved on. We wish them well. recent progress that increases open access tion. Our new “business friendly” philosophy 1,276 employees are represented by eight Where Steve Riggs sees our situation as through the Chiquita Lock, will enrich boat- and “customer advocate” program have bargaining units that receive support from “alarmingly negative”, I only see “striking ing activities and lead to higher property val- received rave reviews from the commer- sophisticated, powerful international unions. positives”. What do you see? ues on the west side of the city. cial/business community. It would be irresponsible, if not foolhardy, to Our economic development activities Mr. Riggs’ claim that there has been no presume that we have the in-house legal — Gary King is the city manager of Cape continue to produce momentum in the face of utility rate reduction in four years is simply expertise to effectively negotiate the com- Coral LETTERS TO THE EDITOR From page 5A position was motivated by his campaign rhet- opponent, on the other hand is backed by the the dais. oric. The fact of the matter is that although his “Take Back the Cape” crowd who also say Because of the above my vote will go to Division Officer, 5-inch Battery Officer, and title was Assistant City Manager, Carl they represent the majority. Theirs is clearly re-elect Bill Deile. I hope you will join me. Underway Officer of the Deck. I extended Schwing was assigned essentially full time to the “majority” of those who want to see the Audrey Turs my three-year commitment one year to obtain direct the EDO. The move to hire a new unions get their way and return the Cape to its Wife o a proud retired shore duty and taught Engineering for two director was started as soon as it was known old spendthrift ways. Which is the true member of the I.B.E.W. academic years at the Naval Academy, that Carl was going to Bonita Springs and had MAJORITY? Cape Coral Annapolis. nothing to do with the campaign. Please cast your vote for Pete Brandt in After leaving the Navy, I pursued a 34 Ignored by my opponent is the substantial District 2. A Brighter Cape Coral year career as an engineer and manager in the plan and success of EDO. The “Pyramid” Pete Brandt Aerospace and Defense Industry requiring To the editor: plan includes innovative features such as the Cape Coral City Council member I moved to Lee County in 1979, and have some of this Country’s highest security clear- “Customer Advocate,” and “Customized and candidate, Dist.2 ances. Many times in this career, problems been a resident of Cape Coral for 22 of those Incentives” programs. With over 600 con- 32 years. were encountered that had no precedent for tacts within the past year, more than 20 new solutions, requiring innovative approaches to Re-elect Bill Deile There have been many changes, and great businesses have started employing nearly To the editor: accomplishments to our fine city. In all those obtain solutions. It’s my belief that such an 500 people and more than 20 more with a education and experience have taught me to I am sure Lenny Nesta is a nice guy. He years I have seen new parks, new roads, new potential for about 2500 jobs are still pend- seems affable enough, however, my concern businesses, new neighborhoods, new schools, identify and thoroughly consider all aspects ing. When I mentioned this before the pri- of problems and reach logical, common sense with Mr. Nesta is that he is totally unprepared and a new bridge built, just to name a few. mary, one of the candidates who didn’t sur- and ill-equipped to assume a council position. This city is a service oriented city, not nec- solutions. vive got a copy of the Pyramid plan and stud- My philosophy of government is to pro- He has continually demonstrated of depth essarily a profit making city. I understand ied it. To my knowledge, my current oppo- and knowledge of the issues facing our city.; money needs to made, but the residents of our vide essential services to the residents as eco- nent has yet to even acknowledge it. nomically and cost effectively as possible in During the campaign process most candi- community should not be be made to suffer Another issue my opponent has harped on dates begin to demonstrate a grasp of the the loss of services they have come to love, order to minimize the burden of taxes and is the lack of anything happening with the fees. It is this philosophy, together with the issues and exhibit an understanding of the need and want. Chiquita lock. He simply has no clue as to facts. Unfortunately, somewhere along the problem solving capability mentioned above, what’s been going on. Clearly the $13M pro- that provides the most dramatic difference Not so with Mr. Nesta. way, the focus was lost on what was good for posal was not feasible nor was the design. He has failed to learn anything during the the residents and city as a whole. Many of between me and my opponent. To make that design the basis for a rebid did- One of the things we must do is to control past several months. At a recent candidate those in charge started using their positions to n’t make sense. There has been considerable forum held by the Chamber of Commerce he “run” with personal agendas. There is no personnel costs; they constitute 75% of our activity by a group of concerned citizen’s that General Fund budget. Many municipalities, was asked what in his educational back- room on the City Council for those with I have been a part of and have reported on to ground and work/life experiences qualify him vendettas or individual agendas. There is only counties, even states across the country are Council. They have come up with a design facing severe financial conditions because for the position he is seeking. He was silent room for those who wish to work together to concept that is simpler and superior in on his educational qualifications, but actually make Cape Coral a better, more beautiful, public sector salaries and benefits so far out- through put and manatee protection and has pace those of the private sector. Cape Coral’s said that he purchased toilet paper for the fire welcoming, and prosperous city, we all know an estimated cost in the $5-to-$8M range. department as a qualification. it can be. General Employees Union stepped up to the Even that much is out of the question in plate and agreed to modest reductions in pay His written responses to The Breeze From what I have witnessed, many on today’s economy. They presented this to weekly questions have been superficial and Council seem to focus on the past, and the and benefits to help us ward off such condi- FDEP who agreed to extend the lock permit tions. The Police and Fire Unions also nego- non-committal. We know no more of Mr. handling of issues of prior councils. If only to 2017 on the basis of it. My opponent again Nesta’s ideas and solutions today as we did they would’ve devoted as much time and tiated similar Tentative Agreements, but then cites the recent developments that could pos- resoundingly rejected ratification of those when he first filed his papers. energy to the current issues facing our city, sibly lead to the lock removal as being moti- His standard response has been that he is then maybe, we wouldn’t be in such a agreements. vated by his campaign rhetoric. The fact is It is clear from the statements of my oppo- open to ideas. I have no doubt about that depressing and economically challenged that these developments were triggered by the because he has none of his own. If you view position as we are now. nent and the campaign support he has hydraulic oil leak and have nothing to do with received from the unions that he (as well as a his website you will see only union endorse- For some reason, they will even go out the campaign. ments, no discussion of the issues or his pro- of their way to create negative publicity for couple of other challengers) stand ready to The ego of this man, to think that hiring a give the unions what they want. To do that, posed solutions. In one section he mentions our city. Why? Aren’t they they representa- new Director of EDO and recent activity con- the “roll” of a council member. No doubt a tives of our city? They are supposed to love, either the millage rate will have to be raised, cerning the Chiquita lock emanate from his reserves used for recurring costs, or both. freudian slip as he will most likely “roll” over support, and promote it! rhetoric is awesome to contemplate. to union demands as that is his ideological as They are not supposed to create hate, dis- Raising millage will serve to stifle economic Another difference lies in who we really development as well as increase your tax bur- well as his financial base. trust and disgust. represent. The “special interest” group I rep- We need educated, experienced council It seems like the only time they break den. Raiding reserves in this manner will vio- resent is the majority of the residents. These late our fiscal policies and erase the recent members who are capable of researching, down and make a popular decision for the cit- are the people who want essential services analyzing and engaging in multi-dimensional izens is when they are trying to win votes. gains we have made in our bond ratings caus- delivered in a quality manner, but want the ing future financing difficulties. thinking to solve complex issues concerning Well, I believe the citizens are smart enough cost of government contained so their tax and administration, budget, finance, law, union to see through the smoke and mirrors. One of the issues my opponent has harped fee burdens are kept as low as possible. To on is the lack of a “full time” Director of the negotiations and zoning to name but a few. Please lets bring Civility, Respect, and a keep my finger on the pulse of the true major- Mr. Nesta is not that individual. As a recent Positive outlook back to this City. It is the Economic Development Office (EDO), he ity of residents, I talk with as many of you as claims for over three years. He further sug- retiree he may have the time, but that and his I possibly can and have held 17 Town Hall union support is all Mr. Nesta will bring to See LETTERS, page 6A gests that the move to hire a Director for that Meetings since being elected in 2007. My ENDORSEMENTS

From page 5A the center, not aligned with the existing face. our website, cape-coral-daily-breeze.com council majority, not aligned with the On issues relating to city administrative under News; City Election 2011, or visit District 5 council minority, not a member of the matters, Dr. Donnell also tells voters coun- the candidates’ various Facebook or web Vote Rana Erbrick union-endorsed slate but not “against” cil could have prevented a number of the pages. (Just Google their names.) District 5 offers two well-qualified can- those candidates, either. current controversies had his non-faction didates, Rana Erbrick, a local property Ms. Erbrick says she is a free thinker votes prevailed. — Breeze editorial manager, and Scott Morris, a Cape Coral and will listen to the public. His knowledge and experience would attorney with a long-standing local prac- We need more of that on council. be a sad thing to lose, especially when both tice. With her experience and approach, are so sorely needed. Both are personable, both have she’s earned our vote. Dr. Donnell has our expressed a clear vision plan, each has out- We endorse Rana Erbrick in District 5. endorsement in District 7. lined their respective positions on the Also running: Wm. Scott Morris He has earned re-election. Last week’s Web poll results issues, and each has informed voters as to Also running: David their planned approach to public office. District 7 Stokes Either would serve well. Cape Coral council mem- Do you feel safe in the Rana Erbrick, though, tipped the scales Vote Derrick Donnell bers are elected citywide, and earned our endorsement for a number Incumbent Derrick Donnell, a career meaning voters may cast a city of Cape Coral? of reasons. educator, faces David Stokes, an area fire- ballot in each race, no matter Yes. - 48 % She has a long tenure of government fighter in District 7. the district in which they No. - 12 % and community-related experience going Passionate, dedicated, friendly and live. informed, Mr. Stokes is a solidly viable Yes, but property crimes are a concern. - 37% back to Michigan where she served on var- Early voting for the 2011 . Other - 3% ious committees, associations and boards candidate. There is every indication he Cape Coral Municipal including time as the deputy supervisor of would be a good council member. Election takes place Oct. 31 Harrison Township. There, she tells us, her Given the critical issues at hand, how- to Nov 5 at two early voting Current Web poll question duties included acting as the liaison to ever, our vote goes to the candidate with locations: the Cape Coral Are you planning to vote numerous volunteer committees, budget experience and proven independence. Branch Office, 1031 S.E. preparation, and day-to-day operations. That’s Derrick Donnell, as apolitical a 9th Place, behind the Lee in the General Election? She understands how government politician as we’ve come across. County building; and The Yes, early. works. Dr. Donnell’s voting record clearly sep- Main Election Office, 2480 arates him from the current council major- Yes, absentee Here in the Cape, Ms. Erbrick was Thompson St., Third Floor, . Yes, on election day ity — support them or not — but does not Fort Myers. appointed to the Financial Advisory . No. Committee where she has served for the slot him into any other camp, real or per- Hours of operation are last 18 months, giving her some local ceived. Monday through Friday, 10 I haven’t decided. financial chops. He speaks plainly and, although he’s up a.m.—- 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 I’m not registered here. On the civic side, she is a graduate of for re-election, he has yet to utter the stan- a.m. - 5 p.m. . Other the Citizen’s Academy, is CERT certified, dard anti-tax rhetoric or made any politi- For more information on and is a member of the Cape Coral Police cally expedient promises. early voting, call 533- (Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opin- Volunteer Unit. Instead, he’s unabashedly running on VOTE. ions of Internet users who have chosen to participate. Vote Ms. Erbrick is qualified and ready and his record which he will tell you included a For more information on at cape-coral-daily-breeze.com) willing to serve on the Cape Coral City tax bump that positioned the city favorably the candidates and their Council where she positions herself as in in terms of the abysmal economic times we positions on the issues, visit Page 6A Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

Upcoming events ■ Holiday Fantasy Land The Southwest Florida Sym- phony Society will present a daz- zling festival of trees for the Weekly Recap 2011 Holiday Season. From Nov. 5 through Dec. 4, the Barbara B. Mann Performing Monday featured a horse and pony the end of November. First insurance provider Arts Hall will host a wonder of parade with the animals in cos- United Methodist Church After lengthy, heated discus- holiday delight. On display will Oktoberfest’s tume, crafts and games centered Senior Pastor Jay Therrell will sions at both meetings Tuesday, be 30 to 40 themed and fantasy opening weekend around horses and a bounce fly to Washington, D.C., Nov. the Lee County School Board decorated trees and wreaths. A house. Children could have 30 and offer the invocation for finally approved Humana Dental preview party will be held on called ‘fabulous’ their picture taken with the the House when it goes into ses- Insurance as the district’s primary Nov. 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. Reser- With the first weekend of the horses, and they got to feed the sion for the day. “The thing that vendor by a 3-2 vote. Board vations for the preview party can 26th annual Oktoberfest all animals. is most important to me is the members Mary Fischer and be made by calling Barb wrapped up, event organizers fact that it is honoring our Jeanne Dozier voted against the Blaharski at 772-7775. called it a success and are looking Tuesday church,” Therrell said about the proposal.Humana Dental ■ Third Annual Cracker forward to the next one. Hosted appointment. “We have some Insurance will provide its services Festival by the German American Social City to continue phenomenal folks that work and for a two-year period, beginning The Third Annual Cracker Club, the festival spans two exploring use of serve our community. I really April 1, 2012, through March 31, Festival will be held Friday, Nov. weekends and kicked off Friday believe it is an acknowledgment 2014. The request for proposal 4. The Cracker Fest benefits evening with an opening parade reserve police unit of what they are doing and am was released July 15, which START (Solutions To Avoid Red and the Cape Coral mayor help- City Council wants to keep excited for that reason.” attracted nine responses by the Tide). Held behind The Bait Box, ing to tap the first keg of the exploring the option of instituting Aug. 17 deadline. the menu will feature smoked event. Paul Mills, chairman of the and using a reserve police unit Wednesday mullet caught and prepared by Oktoberfest, explained Monday staffed entirely by volunteers, but Enrollment climbs Thursday local START board member and that Budweiser brought in an old the idea didn’t sit too well with City forum to show island cracker, Ralph Woodring, wooden keg and everyone gath- Police Chief Jay Murphy, who at High Tech Central Dave’s pit-roasted pig with all said much would have to be ered under the big tent. “It was Lee County High Tech Center what VIZ has to offer the trimmings provided by really a highlight of the night,” he addressed before signing off on it. Central has continued to see an It’s been over a year since “I have serious concerns and Bailey’s General Store. Tickets said. Mills estimated that about increase in enrollment due to the much of the land surrounding are $75 each. For information, someone is going to have to various occupational programs it the Veterans Outpatient Clinic 19,000 people turned out for address that … it’s my signature call 239-699-3530 or e-mail to opening weekend. “It was fabu- offers. High Tech Central opened was dubbed the “Veterans [email protected]. as chief of police that gives them in 1967 as the Lee County Area Investment Zone” by the city’s lous,” he said. the authority,” Murphy said. Evan ■ 5th annual Family Health Vocational Technical Center and Economic Development Office, & Safety Fair Finn, the long-time Cape resident is now one of 46 post-secondary part of an effort to drum up both who pitched the idea to council, The 5th annual Family Health Fall Festival gives technical facilities in Florida. interest and development in the & Safety Fair will be held envisions the reserve police offi- Director William McCormick area. On Wednesday, Nov. 9, cers being fully trained and Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. to kids chance said it is a school of opportunity from 4-7 p.m., the EDO will be 1 p.m., at the Wellness Center, sworn, enabling them all the pow- because in this economy schools hosting a forum to further high- to horse around ers of a full-time, paid police offi- located at 609 S.E. 13th Court, like this are greatly needed. Last light what the VIZ has to offer. Cape Coral. Call 239-573-4800. Local children had the cer with full powers of arrest. year, 1,300 students were And according to Business chance to dress up in costume, ■ Sixth annual LabFest enrolled in the school, ranging in Development Coordinator Lou and Anita Simmons, play games and ride horses for a Pastor to serve age from 16 to older than 60. The Christy Vogt, there’s plenty. few hours Saturday during the “We want to make sure people owners of the Cape Dog Bakery, biggest age group is between the along with Cape Coral Parks & annual Halloween Fall Festival as guest chaplain ages of 16-24 at 49 percent. The know how much Cape Coral has Recreation will be hosting the in Cape Coral. The event, which second largest age group is to offer, that it’s a destination for U.S. House sixth annual LabFest celebrating ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., was between 25-44 at 39 percent. for large businesses and not just A senior pastor from Cape America's number one breed-the held at the Saddlewood Horse Coral has been appointed by a housing community,” she Club, located off of Southwest said. “We want them to know Labrador retriever. The event, U.S. Congressman Connie School Board open to all Labs and Lab-wanna- Pine Island Road. Open to tod- Mack as the guest chaplain for there’s a large work force and dlers on up to teens, the festival sustainability here.” be dogs, will be held at Four the House of Representatives at picks new dental Freedoms Park Saturday, Nov. 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be contests, Labs for adop- tion, vendor exhibits and more. A TUESDAY: Kiwanis 14th Annual Fall Kids’ Festival Annual Oktoberfest wraps up Cape Coral $5 donation is suggested. City Council meeting THURSDAY: Planning & Zoning meeting Local high school sports round-up

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

From page 5A thing for the good of our city in the upcoming us. There is an old saying “if you want to cials to be beholding to Special Interest elections by casting my vote for Mr. Deile know where someone is coming from, all you Groups, Unions and Political Action first step, we as a community, can take Nov. and Mr. Brandt, as well as Mr. Morris if only have to do is follow the money.” In doing so, Committees from all over the United States? 8. by accident. the following jumped off the Treasurer’s Do you want the Cape Coral City Council top Please vote for John Carioscia, Lenny The discourse by Mr. Kenney in his letter Reports, as of 10/14/2011 Nesta, Stokes and heavy with union members? Nesta, Scott Morris, and Dave Stokes. These was filled with so much venom for Mr. Carioscia have received approximately To be fair I reviewed the Financial four candidates will work together, toward a Brandt and Mr. Deile that it near turned my $16,000 from Unions, Political Action Reports of Pete Brandt and Bill Deile. It is common goal, to get this city back on track. stomach. Groups and special interests, from all over the abundantly clear that 99 percent of the money Looking forward to a brighter Cape Coral. Mr. Brandt and Mr. Deile are both honor- United States. This number will increase with contributed to the 2011 Brandt and Deile Amanda Novosel able men and by no means deserving of the the next reports as more PACs have promised campaigns came from Cape Coral residents Cape Coral dishonor which Kenney attempted to place financial support! There was also an inordi- and local businesses. upon them. nate amount of money donated from individ- I for one am sticking with Bill Deile for Credit where credit is due We all know that Mr. Carioscia, Mr. Nesta ual union members at the behest of their Council in District 3 and Pete Brandt for To the editor: and Mr.Stokes are fairly deeply involved in union leaders. Why are large sums of money Council in District 2. Bill and Pete have I have read the letters that were submitted the affairs of the fire and police departments, being donated to Nesta, Carioscia and Stokes always been on the side of the taxpayer, much concerning what the current council has so having Deile and Brandt already in office coming from unions, political action commit- to the chagrin of their opponents. Please be achieved in their four years and I think some and looking out for the financial affairs of our tees and special interests from all over the sure to watch the televised debates on capec- of the misinformation needs to be addressed. city is a plus, at least to this old bird. United States? oral.net to watch the candidates in action! Councilman Deile stated on the City Whatever comes out of the results of this What is going on? Follow the money. You Please join me by voting for Bill Deile, forum on Oct. 27th that they had put togeth- upcoming election, the electorate should real- decide. Pete Brandt and Derrick Donnell on Nov. 8 er the Audit committee: Fact, this was initi- ize that the so-called “Fab Five” led by Mayor Nesta and Stokes are union firemen and as they are the people’s candidates and are ated by Mark Mason, then Financial Director, John Sullivan have always had what is good John Carioscia is a former union police offi- wholly supported by the taxpayers of Cape to bring the city in compliance with State for the welfare of our fair city always upper- cer from Chicago and is also a former code Coral. statutes. Another issue that the two incum- most in mind and Deile and Brandt have been enforcement officer for Cape Coral and a Respectfully, bents like to take credit for is Pine Island part of that team’ Cape Coral city union member. John Lynn Rosko Road widening: Fact, Gloria Tate started this The addition of Mr. Morris, as well as the Carioscia retired from the City of Cape Coral Cape Coral when she served on council and continued return to office of Mr. DonnelI I can look on after working for the City for only three years afterward, along with Greg Eagle who donat- favorably. with a lifetime pension, health benefits, life Reject union-backed ed a lot of the land along with others. Now Think on that,you voters and vote. insurance of $76,000, accidental death let’s take a look at the VA Clinic: Fact, Joseph Curran Sr. ($152,000) and dismemberment, long- term candidates Dolores Bertolini was involved with the proj- Cape Coral disability etc., all on the taxpayer (your) dol- To the editor: ect and at no time has this council given her lar! This early retirement program took place This is what happened to Cape Coral credit for this. Theft by incumbent when Eric Feichthaler was mayor! Three City Council Candidates that are in an Now I know a lot of politicians like to take years of employment, can you believe that election against union-backed candidates. credit because they are in office when it’s supporters? and a lifetime pension and benefits! There is First, their campaign signs disappear or finalized, but they should recognize those To the editor: also a 10-year guarantee on the pension get cut up into small pieces. Second, they who worked hard on getting that project off I’m writing to inform the public that which means if Mr. Carioscia does not live are investigated and reported on that they the ground. This council has been dogging incumbent signs are not the only ones disap- for the entire 10 years, his estate/beneficiary are calling strip clubs. Third, they have the prior council for all the troubles of this pearing, as the current council would have would be paid any balance due on that 10- their computers hacked into so their city, even blaming them for the economy you believe. The morning of Monday Oct year guaranteed payout! Such a deal! It is of emails send out sexual links to their woes. Why then can’t they praise them for 24, as I backed out of my driveway for work, note that Mr. Carioscia’s Financial online addresses. the good work that was done? I noticed my political signs in my front yard Disclosure Form is misleading/deceiving in Coincidence? I don’t think so! Did I always agree with everything that were missing. I had three signs, as well as a that he does not list the City of Cape Coral for What’s next? Imagine what will hap- prior council did, no, but I could go before small American flag on top of one of them. this pension but rather “The Salem Trust” out pen to us, the residents of Cape Coral if them with the knowledge that they would lis- These signs were approximately 10 feet into of Tampa Fl. This gives me great pause espe- the union-backed candidates are elected ten to me and be respectable even when we my property and per Code Enforcement, cially when he specifically lists his pension and the unions control our City Council. disagreed. They were open to citizens’ ideas there were no signs taken from my property from the Chicago Police Department and not address. These unions are attempting to take total and they certainly didn’t belittle citizens who the pension from Cape Coral! To use John control of all their wages, benefits and came before them to volunteer to serve on the I thought I would write in to express my Carioscia words, “how transparent is that”? disgust over the current incumbents and their pensions. We will not be their priority city’s committee. Mr. Deile treated some of In my opinion there has been a blatant since they will take care of their own! the citizens as if they were on trial for murder supporters. The current council and their attempt to stack the Council with union rep- supporters always jump to conclusion and resentatives, who will undoubtedly have an Why are the unions from around the coun- instead of volunteering to serve the city free try sending thousands of dollars to these of charge. blame their opposition for the destruction or unwavering loyalty to their respective unions. The bigger problem that I had was their removal of their political signs. When in fact, One must remember that the city has been in Union-backed candidates here in Cape promise to Mr. King before the election that one could assume that previous incumbent intense negotiations for almost two years with Coral? It is not because they are worried he would be given a top position if they were signs removed from empty lots were put there the Police and Fire unions. The presidents of about us. We must stop them! elected. There are emails to back this up. without the owners’ knowledge and that these unions Kurt Grau and Mark Muerth You can help by voting on Nov. 8 for How many citizens are living in Cape Coral owner removed them to his/her liking. One have been extremely vocal about voting the the candidates that have already proven that would like a job paying them $130,000 could also assume that the signs which were incumbents out of office to the point of that they represent us the residents. Peter plus perks of another $30,000-plus? Or how “run over” were the result of an accident, bad proudly wearing T-shirts telling people to Brandt and William Deile have not and about serving as a paid consultant for $39.00 or drunk driving. vote out the incumbents! What about that will not choose the unions or other special per hour? I would like to make that kind of But signs blatantly removed from my poster on the police website, “meet our interest groups over our welfare. Do not money, wouldn’t you? property… I only see one explanation; it must demands or we will have your jobs.” What buy into the union propaganda campaign. These are some of the reason that Cape have been the opposition. Since this has hap- about the “boycott of local businesses,” The truth is that Peter Brandt and William Coral needs a change on council and no more pened I have also learned of two others who against any business that would dare support Deile have shared responsibility in saving special favors for friends. We will need to have had their signs taken from their proper- the incumbents? us taxpayers over $137 million in the last clean house after the new council is voted in ty as well. Needless to say, there will be more Negotiations have been circumvented 20 months. and don’t expect it to happen in a few month, signs in my front yard tomorrow and extras with Grau and Muerth’s various antics, fear This is exactly what we need from our after all they had some time to do the damage. on hand if said culprits decide they need my mongering and outrageous demands. The elected officials! Especially in these bad I will be voting against Brandt and Deile who signs more than me. master plan appears to be to stall negotiations economical times. promised a lot but produced turmoil instead. With that said, I’d like to take a chance to to get their “people” elected to office, who On the other hand, in the most recent Get your family and neighbors out to vote and voice my endorsement for Common Sense would potentially offer their unions a better ongoing union negotiations these unions ask them to vote for change: Vote for thinking to get this city back on track, moral deal! Can we take that chance? Will you have cost the taxpayers approximately Carioscia and Nesta. back to where it use to be and finally see allow this to happen? $300,000 so far. Our debt from past city Jim and Lyndia Bradley some respect for the citizens and working How does/will this affect the taxpayers of councils had soared to almost a billion Cape Coral people of this town we all call home. Cape Coral? Let’s look at what has happened dollars and we do not need these union- Please vote for Lenny Nesta, John elsewhere in Lee County. There are 17 fire backed candidates to take us back to this Carioscia, Scott Morris and either Dave districts in Lee County that have elected fire- irresponsible place. Refuse to be led Re-elect Deile and Brandt Stokes or Derrick Donnell and we can all get men or family members of firemen and have astray by these people with personal agen- To the editor: this city back to where it needs to be, out of been able to raise the salaries of firemen. This das who could not care less about us. the hands of the Fab 5. After reading the denigrating lengthy let- has been used as a benchmark for other fire Protect yourself, look deep enough to find ter of city employee D.A. Kenney concerning Kel Verplank departments to use in negotiations. Do you Councilmen Deile and Brandt and promoting Cape Coral out the truth. Vote on Nov. 8 for Peter want this to happen here in Cape Coral? Will Brandt and William Deile. the candidacy of Nesta, Carioscia, Morris and you allow this to happen? Stokes which appeared in the Oct. 22,issue of Follow the money Where the monies come from to run the To the editor: Tony Elia The Breeze, I must say that more than ever campaigns of Nesta, Stokes and Carioscia is Cape Coral Mr.Kenney has caused me to do the right The Campaign Season is once again upon quite telling. Do you want your elected offi- Page 7 CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011

OBITUARIES Patrick Joseph Schihl Cape Coral, is in charge of final care. coached little league baseball from 1974-1979. Patrick Joseph Schihl of Cape Coral entered the He loved dogs and baseball. He enjoyed walking on the embrace of our Lord on Monday, Oct. 24, 2011, after 79 Rafael C. Montilla beach, meeting people and talking and having a good con- years of loving fatherly leadership and service. “Grampa versation. He was caring, kind and loved Cape Coral. Rafael C. Montilla of Cape Coral has gone to be with He is survived by his wife, Doris; son and daughter, Joe” was born and raised in Michigan to parents Raymond the Lord Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, surrounded by his lov- and Veronica Schihl, one of their 14 children. James and Ellen Lord; and nephews, Allen Hansen and ing family at Hope Hospice in Cape Coral. He was a Tom Hartwell. He is survived by loving wife of Christian man, who was a hard working and dedicated 55 years, Virginia. Together they Services were held at Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home, employee for Falk Technical Services in New York City 1701 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville Beach, Fla. raised five children, Donald, for 22 years and at Cape Coral Hospital for 19 years. Denise, Gary, Patti and Renee. His He is survived by his beloved wife of 50 years, mark on the world will live on in Leomery; three children, Ed, Ana and Oscar; and his three Alan Scott Kinnison the family he cared so much for, grandchildren, Geraldine, Jonathan and Christopher. Alan Scott Kinnison, 49, passed away at his home including 11 grandchildren and 17 Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 31, from 8- Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, after a long, courageous battle great-grandchildren in Michigan, 11 a.m., at Coral Ridge Funeral Home, 1630 Pine Island with brain cancer. “Scott” was born in Celina, Ohio, and Florida and California. Road, Cape Coral. was a resident of the Virginia Peninsula for the last 24 He served our country with The family will receive friends & family Sunday from years. honor as a Marine in the Korea 1-4 p.m. at the funeral home. He was a firefighter/ paramedic War. He was also a skilled member Entombment at Coral Ridge Cemetery. with the York County Fire of the brotherhood of electrical Patrick Joseph Please visit www.coralridgefuneralhome.com to sign Department and retired as a lieu- workers, the IBEW, as an electri- Schihl the online guest book tenant in 2009, and was a 10-year cian. veteran of the U.S. Air Force. He He is remembered as a very generous and kind man, loved aviation and was a private who was very committed to the Catholic Church and sev- Pauline A. Panton pilot. eral charities, especially those serving children’s needs. Pauline A. Panton (née Freaney), 91, of Boynton He was preceded in death by his His other joys, among many, included bowling and build- Beach, Fla., and formerly of Cape Coral and Boston, father, Melvin Kinnison. ing beauty out of the most complex puzzles anyone has passed away Wednesday, Oct. 26. He is survived by his wife, ever seen. Everyone he touched, whether in love, in work The proud daughter of an Irish immigrant, she was the Rebecca Kinnison; a son, Adrian or in fun has been blessed to share in his life, and we will winner of the 1938 Miss Massachusetts pageant and a Kinnison of Columbus, Ohio; his all stop and listen to his silent encouragement whenever retired officer of the Boston Police Department. mother, Phyllis Frye of Cape Alan Scott our strength falters. She is the mother of Dick Panton of Cape Coral, now Coral; his step-mother, Marilyn Kinnison He lived a very happy and fulfilling life and will hold deceased, and is survived by her son, Ron, and daughters Kinnison of Urbana, Ohio; broth- tight to beloved Gary, who preceded him into rest in 2008, Terry and Abby Panton, as well as by 10 grandchildren ers, Stuart Kinnison and his fiance Kimberly Nott, and until we are all together again. and 14 great-grandchildren. Vince Schulze and his fiancé Medina Ponzo of Cape A memorial mass was held Friday, Oct. 28, at 1 p.m., A memorial service will be conducted on a date to be Coral. at Blessed Pope John XXIII Catholic Church, at 13060 determined. He is also survived by his sisters Stephanie Line of Palomino Lane, Fort Myers, FL 33912. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name Cape Coral; Stacy (Scott) Fligor of Las Vegas; his father- In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made in to the Humane Society of the United States. in-law, James Wilson of Urbana, Ohio; a brother-in-law, his memory to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Dr. James M. (Michelle) Wilson of Ft. Mill, S.C.; and Helen M. Zimba numerous nieces and nephews. Patricia M. Cook Helen M. Zimba, 97, of Cape Coral died Wednesday, A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, Patricia M. Cook, 72, of Lehigh Acres and formerly of Oct. 26, 2011. A 40-year resident, she was a member of Nov. 3, in the chapel of Amory Funeral Home, Grafton, Tampa, died Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011. She was of the the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary. Va., with the Rev. Clarence Hilling, Newport News fire Catholic faith and was a retired children’s advocate from She is survived by her daughter, Rosemary (Eugene) chief, retired, officiating. The family will receive friends following the service. the state of Florida. She was born Nov. 5, 1938, to Holm; grandchildren, Wanda Holm, Cheryl Coy and Paul The family would like to thank the brothers and sisters Napoleon and Mary Bridgette Downs Auger. Holm; and great-granddaughter, Amanda Coy. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Wednesday, of the IAFF Local 2498, and the York County Fire She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Department for their special assistance during Scott’s final Oliver Lippke, in 2005. Nov. 2, at 10 a.m., at St. Andrew Catholic Church. The family will receive friends Tuesday, Nov. 1, from 5-7 p.m. days. She is survived by four children, David (Denise) In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Lippke of Lehigh Acres, Michael (Linda) Lippke of Fort at Coral Ridge Funeral Home, 1630 Pine Island Rd Cape Coral. Interment at Coral Ridge Cemetery. the YCPFF Benevolent Fund, P.O. Box 1308, Yorktown, Myers, Jennifer Lippke of North Carolina and Daniel VA 23692. (Terri) Lippke, also of Lehigh Acres; a brother, George Please visit www.coralridgefuneralhome.com to sign Auger of San Diego; 13 grandchildren and three great- the online guest register book. grandchildren. New 100% Natural “BLUE PILL” for MEN Memorial services will be held at a later date to be Donald Robert Lord announced. ¥ No Dr. Prescription! 1.) Info about this amazing product: Donald Robert Lord, 77, passed away Saturday, Oct. ¥ No Side Effects! www.regenerect.com/SGT123 Memorial contributions are suggested to Hope Hospice, 22, 2011, in Jacksonville, Fla. He was a native of 1201 Wings Way, Lehigh Acres, FL 33936. ¥ Works ever better & the price is 2). 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NOVEMBER 8, 2011 Additional productions in the series include: “Over NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION the River and Through the will be held Woods” — Nov. 25 to Dec. on the 8th day of November, 2011, in the City of Cape Coral, Florida 4; “Barefoot in the Park” — for the purpose of determining whether or not the voters support the Jan. 6-15; “South Pacific” — Jan. 27 to Feb. 12; following amendments to the Charter for the City of Cape Coral. “Jitters” — Feb. 24 to March 4; “Chicago” — CHARTER AMENDMENT TO ALLOW COUNCIL TO ESTABLISH March 13 to April 1; “6 RMS RIV VU” — April PERSONNEL STANDARDS WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION OF CITY 20-29; and “America Loves MANAGER George M. Cohan” — May 4-13. This proposal amends the Cape Coral City Charter by permitting City Council to establish personnel standards without the requirement of a Check us recommendation by the City Manager. out online. Shall the above-described amendment to the Charter be adopted? 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Each week through the General Election, The Breeze will ask the candidates for Cape Coral City Council an issue-related question. In the interest of fairness, each candidate is limited to the same amount of space, about 100 words, for their response. The sixth ques- tion is: What, if anything, would you change in the working relationship between Cape Coral council and the city administration?

■ City of Cape Coral General Election: Nov. 8 Voter registration book closed Oct. 11 Early voting: Oct. 31 through Nov.5 Cape Coral City Council races are non-partisan, citywide elec- 2011 tions meaning registered voters can cast a ballot in each race, no mat- Vote ter party affiliation, no matter the district in which they live. The relationship I have with the administration is working fine The City Manager, Attorney and Auditor work directly for the for me, and I see no reason for change. I have a mutually cordial, City Council. The Auditor/Council relationship seems to be work- cooperative, and professional relationship with the City Manager, ing well. I would like to see the Attorney’s office more involved his direct reports and essentially all the members of staff with in contract negotiations as well as tightening up all contracts the whom I interact. It’s regretful to me that such a relationship does City enters into. As to the City Manager, I would like to see not seem to be universal among all Council members. It’s my Council take a more directive leadership approach with this posi- observation that basis for any difficulties do not appear to be with tion. There have been repeated concerns over how information is the administration. passed on to the Council and the public. This is an area that needs Charter amendments are before the voters that modify the rules to be addressed immediately. Council also needs to keep a better of Council/Administration relationships, but, in my opinion, they watch over the internal movements and reorganizations to ensure are subtle changes that, should they pass, wouldn’t have any that these truly lead to cost savings and more effective use of staff noticeable effect on our relationship. time. Peter Brandt (I) Rana Erbrick District 2 District 5

First and foremost I would do a national search for the most Any policy change by council concerning city administra- experienced and successful Public Sector Manager available. tion would likely require a majority vote. I cannot guarantee I would not allow the City Manager, as being done in this any change when it involves a majority vote, I can only prom- administration, to make policy, but to carry out the policy of the City Council. ise to try and advocate for a change. Any working relationship The City Council legislates based on the needs of the citizens between council and the administration must have as a foun- and the City Manager administrates those policies and ensures that dation mutual respect and trust. I can only be responsible for the entire community is being served. my own behavior. As the next councilmember from District And lastly, I would strictly adhere to the Chain of Command as #5, I promise to try and build a bridge of trust and respect set in the City charter. between council and the administration and especially All inquires regarding City employees and City business, would between council and all the employees and citizens of Cape go through the City Manager. Coral. John Carioscia Sr. Wm. “Scott” Morris District 2 District 5

The Charter and personalities govern the relationship between The city charter clearly outlines the parameters by which city Council and the Administration. I authored a Charter amendment council members may interact with the city administration. I to clarify the legal relationship — that will be on the general elec- would not change anything concerning the language of this char- tion ballot. As to personalities — I have worked with three ter provision. Specifically, council members are allowed to inter- Mayors, and three City Managers and many on staff during my act with the members of the city administration as needed provid- term. A simple phone call of thanks for a job well done boosts ed such interaction is for the purpose of either inquiry or investi- morale. Sometimes a whole department needs a boost. I have gation. Please note that in my four years of service I have worked with and supported the Audit Department to change its ALWAYS had access to ALL members of the city administration perception to a management asset rather than a “gotcha.” This has and employees. I want to publically thank all employees, both increased its effectiveness, prestige and morale. If the Charter and the chain of command are honored, coupled with research, analy- past and present, for the professional and pleasant working rela- sis and respect, a good relationship will follow and permit a flow tionship we share(d). William Deile (I) of information, ideas and mutual support. My relationship with the Derrick Donnell (I) District 3 City Manager and staff works well. District 7

I know that the relationship as a councilman must be a I think the most important thing is to have mutual respect respectful one with all parties and I will do just that. The City and good communication between City Council and City Charter lets all parties know the relationships and how they administration. By having good open lines of communication should work. City council should not interfere with the job of between City Council and City administration, the City can the City Manager and his relationship with City administration function more efficiently and move forward in a positive man- or employees. ner.

Leonard Nesta Jr. David Stokes District 3 District 7 Voting: Voters can cast ballot in each district race From page 1A not up for re-election, you can still vote. Coral Civic Association, said an informal Council members make choices city wide.” poll taken of their members found that all Coral Branch office at 1031 S.E. 9th Sobeck-Bador was hopeful that 25 per- are registered to vote. Place, behind the Lee County building, or cent of all registered voters would cast bal- But, it’s not enough that Civic members at the main Election office in downtown lots in the general election, but she said it is are engaged in their community, so To go Fort Myers, 2480 Thompson St, third important for voters to be educated on local Bradley said they were encouraging their floor. procedures, as many think that elections members to engage others as well. Hours are Monday through Friday 10 work the same way as they did in their “We’re telling them to get their neigh- Early Voting for the 2011 Cape Coral a.m. - 6 p.m. and on Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 hometowns. bors, their family and their friends to the Municipal Election is available Oct 31 - p.m. “I think it’s going to take a lot more polls,” Bradley said. “We’re not telling Nov 5. Regardless of the precinct in which you education than one facebook page, it’s them who to vote for, we’re just telling live, early voting is open as long as you going to take the elections office and the them how important it is to vote.” Two early voting locations are avail- bring photo identification to the early vot- city to help inform people,” she added. Bradley thinks elections held during able: Cape Coral Branch Office, 1031 ing location. John Cataldi, president of the Cape even years would draw more people to the S.E. 9th Place, behind the Lee County Also, regardless of the district in which Coral Republican’s Club, thinks a low polls by default. building; The Main Election Office, live, you are eligible to vote for a candidate voter turnout will favor the challengers. “People associate the even years with 2480 Thompson St., Third Floor, Ft in each race, as all council candidates are Cataldi said he’s been trying to encour- elections,” Bradley added. Myers. elected at large. age members of the Republican Club to Harrington said she was surprised by “What we learned was that people did- vote, as local elections are often more the low turnout during the primary. Hours of operation are Monday n’t realize they could vote citywide. They important than national contests. She suspects that early voting will be through Friday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; thought it was by districts,” said Eileyn “Local elections are as important, if not slow but didn’t want to predict what the Saturday 9 a.m. - 5p.m. Sobeck-Bador, one of the founders of “Get more important,” Cataldi said. “The big turnout would be for the general election. out and Vote ... Take Back the Cape,” a picture is important, of course. But it’s the For more information on the voting More information call 533-VOTE facebook page that has been at odds on small communities and cities that really process, or about early voting, contact the occasion with sitting council members. affect what makes this country.” Lee County Supervisor of Elections at “We told them that even if your district is Lyndia Bradley, president of the Cape 533-VOTE. Food Drive: Raffle prizes to help raise funds From page 1A Dough Boy will be on hand for most of the ■ $50 gift card to Twisted Conch day for some extra fun. ■ Gift card for full acrylic set at want to help those in need. A Chinese auction also is planned. Profiles To go “I know some people who don’t have Tickets will sell for $1 each, $5 for six, ■ $50 gift card to Petland What ■ anything,” she said. “That’s not right.” $10 for an arm’s length and $20 for two $20 gift certificate to Stuff-A-Bagel Inaugural Bring a Can, People are asked to bring canned, non- arms’ lengths. Participants place their tick- ■ Oil change certificates from Pep perishable food to help fill the bus. Hulse ets with the items they want and winners Boys Fill the Van Thanksgiving Food Drive said they do not have a specific goal, but are chosen at random. ■ $50 box of chocolates from Norman When they do want to fill the van. If the bus is As of Thursday, the items up for raffle Love Nov. 5 starting at noon ■ overflowing with items, U-Haul offered to included: Two T-shifts and coupons from Where donate two small vans. ■ Two gift baskets from ABC Liquor Hooters The event is free, and there will be $1 ■ Five $5 gift cards to Bahama Breeze ■ Hair dryer from Sally’s Beauty Anthony’s on the Blvd., drafts and Jello shots, along with an all- ■ Two gift baskets from Bath & Body Supply at 1303 Del Prado Blvd. S. you-can-eat pig roast for $10. The pro- Works ■ $10 gift card to European Baking Why ■ ceeds will benefit the food bank. Box of cigars from Cape Smoke Shop Company Collect food and raise money Hulse said event T-shirts also will be on ■ Gift basket from Chiquita Bait & ■ Two towing vouchers from Tow Boat sale for $10 each, and the actual Pillsbury Tackle ■ Two free pizzas from Sal’s Pizza for the Harry Chapin Food Bank ■ $25 gift certificate to The Dek of Southwest Florida ■ $25 gift certificate to Ace Hardware ■ Four $50 gift certificates to Marine Trading Post ■ Gift basket from Sunoco Hulse added that several businesses down for the event. Hulse said his style is donated cash. As of Friday, they had col- along the lines of Jim Croce, Neil Diamond lected a few hundred dollars in monetary and John Denver. Local legends Deb and donations from the venues. the Dynamics will play, as well as those Some of the acts scheduled to perform still with the Skeeterland Band. Saturday include Tiff ‘n’ Zoid. Cindy Walsh and Marshell Law, a well- would like to thank the following who have pledged their support! “We’re more of an obscure duo because known Pine Island duo, also will perform, we’re quite an unlikely duo,” she said, along with Calypso Magic, who will enter- ¥ Richard Leon ¥ Cape Coral Association of Realtors adding that she is 17 while her bandmate is tain on his steel drums and bass. 50 and a family friend. Hulse said collection boxes for canned, ¥ Realtor Association of Greater Fort Myers and the Beach, Inc. non-perishable food items have been set up ¥ Fraternal Order of Police Cape Coral Lodge 33 The Yard Dogs will be playing what they call “Florida swamp music,” while at various locations for those who want to ¥ Cape Coral Professional Firefighters Local 2424 Parrothead Club member Tequila Tom will help but cannot attend. ¥ General Employees Union of Cape Coral stick to a Jimmy Buffet style of music. JG “We’re hoping to do it again next year,” she said of the food drive. ¥ Group of Cape Harbour Residents Fulks has an unique sound, utilizing a self- built cigar box guitar. Anthony’s on the Blvd. is at 1303 Del Prado Blvd. S. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR AND APPROVED BY SCOTT MORRIS, Wisconsin native Jimmy T. will fly NON-PARTISAN, FOR CAPE CORAL CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT #5. Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 Mariner student culls top academic honor By MEGHAN McCOY Those requirements include taking the earned Mena his national recognition. Institute of [email protected] PSAT and SAT by their junior year and The senior began taking one advanced Technology. A Mariner High School student was receiving the minimum required cutoff placement course his freshman year, The one of 5,000 Hispanic/Latino students score; achieve a 3.0 grade point average which eventually grew to more courses College chosen by the College Board National or higher by the end of their junior year, every year. He said the AP courses Board Hispanic Recognition Program for his and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resi- taught him how to manage his time and National outstanding academics. dent. form study groups. Hispanic Senior Joshua Mena has a 4.5 grade Mena said after he found out that he The PSAT test was not a difficult test Recognition point average and is currently taking five was chosen to be an Hispanic scholar he for Mena because of the relaxed atmos- Program advanced placement courses at Mariner had to submit an application for the phere it had with his fellow students. sends a list High School. He scored a five, which is recognition program. “Maybe that was the reason I did well of recog- a top-level score, on his reading and “For me it’s a huge honor, and I feel on it,” he said. nized stu- math FCAT, is a member of the National privileged to receive this award,” Mena The SAT, on the other hand, was a lit- dents to col- Honor Society and is active in student said. tle harder for the Mariner High student. leges and government, along with many other Mariner High School Assistant He said the test was very cold and dry, universities clubs. Principal Ronda Amaya said they are but he still did OK. who are “It’s a pretty big deal,” Mena said extremely proud of Mena’s achievement. After he graduates in the spring he Joshua Mena interested in about receiving the recognition. “I am “I couldn’t be happier; no one will continue his education to fulfill his academically very happy about this.” deserves it more than Josh,” she said. “It dream of becoming a bio-medical engi- outstanding The students have to meet several is quite an honor for him.” neer. seniors of Hispanic and Latino heritage, requirements to be chosen by the College Amaya said cold calculating data of Although he has applied to a few col- which often results in scholarship offers. Board for the recognition. his grade point average and score reports leges, his top choice is Massachusetts Blueway: Races, seminars, activities abound From page 1A Marina. The trolley will run from 8:30 a.m. skies and ocean racing kayaks, Houston said. to the fastest paddler across the line. until 5:15 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Registration for the Calusa Classic will be Although they are gaining more registra- causeway,” she said. Adventures and Paradise will be offering held from 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. on Nov. 5. tions daily, Houston said he expects to be For the first time since the festival’s incep- the trolley services for the festival. “There are going to be prizes and awards slammed during that Saturday and Sunday tion, it has a signature sponsor — Canoe and There will also be kayak parking on Island according to age division and class,” he said, morning. Kayak Magazine. A. which will amount to $3,500 for the two-day “It will be a great celebration of paddling,” Clayton said they have the opportunity to “It’s a ‘green’ festival, you may as well competition. he said. offer more to those who attend because of have a ‘green’ way to get there,” Clayton Cash prizes for the Calusa Classic include A kayak fishing tournament, along with their signature sponsor. said. $500 for the fastest OC-6 mixed team of men other activities, also will be held on Nov. 5 at For example, this is the first year they are Canoe and Kayak Magazine also is spon- and women who compete in the 40-foot Matlacha Park on Pine Island. offering $8 day passes or $60 for an inclusive soring a Friday night film festival, which Hawaiian canoe. Five hundred dollars will Last year, the festival attracted people pass for the entire festival. Those who pur- Clayton said they have never tried before. also be given to the fastest single paddler from 21 states and four countries. Clayton chase a four-day pass will also receive a one Kayak and canoe races are also a part of across the finish line and Estero River said the appeal has broadened, which has year subscription to the magazine. the program, again thanks to Canoe and Outfitters will present $500 to the fastest brought more attention to the festival. “That way it will make it streamline for Kayak Magazine. woman paddler. “I think we are hitting our stride,” she said. people,” Clayton said about the passes. There will be two races — the Calusa The second race, a 4-mile race around the There are 75 volunteers who are helping This year, a trolley to the causeway will be Classic on Nov. 5 and the Calusa Dash on causeway islands, will be held on Nov. 6 for in making the kayak festival possible this offered so people can avoid paying the $6 toll Nov. 6. stand up paddle boards and kayaks under 18 year. for Sanibel. The trolley service is included in The Calusa Classic is a 10-mile race, feet. Registration for the Calusa Dash will For a complete listing of the activities visit the admission fee. The trolley will pick up at which will include the OC-6 outrigger teams begin at 7:30 a.m. www.CalusaBluewayPaddlingFestival.com. Residence Inn by Marriott Fort Myers- with 40-foot Hawaiian style canoes, surf Houston said a $500 award will be given Sanibel, Tanger Outlets and Port Sanibel Safety: Parents should accompany trick or treaters From page 1A Holiday safety for motorists Safety Tips for Halloween ed so children can breathe. Local law enforcement agencies encourage people to plan a safe way “We may be in the upper 80s and it could home before the festivities begin and to designate a sober driver before ■ Drive carefully at dusk. be even hotter under all that clothing,” drinking. Use a taxi or public transportation, or call a sober friend or family ■ Make sure children’s costumes Sizemore said. member. On Halloween, motorists can also call AAA Auto Club South at fit properly. Adults also should make sure children can (800) AAA-HELP (222-4357) for a free ride and a free tow home under its ■ Check masks for breathability. see through their masks. “Tow to Go” program. The program is open to AAA members, as well as ■ Make sure children can see well “The eye holes on some of these masks non-members. out of their masks. may not line up with your child’s eyes,” he ■ said. Wear reflective clothing or use “Don’t take shortcuts, cut through yards or throw “safe” trick or treating event for fami- reflective accents on costumes. The LCSO and American Red Cross sug- ■ gest using face make-up instead because go into dark isolated areas,” Sizemore said. lies with children. Carry a flashlight, glowstick masks can be hot and uncomfortable and “Stick to the safe areas.” “That might be an option is you’re a little or other light source. obstruct a child’s view. Select homes that are well lit, have a front bit leery or new to the area or just not com- ■ Trick or treat in groups. “A dangerous thing when kids are cross- light on or are welcoming. Children should fortable with walking around in the neighbor- ■ Trick or treat in familiar neighbor- ing streets and going up and down steps,” accept treats at the door and never go inside of hood,” he said. hoods. LCSO officials said in recently released pre- a home. Local authorities also suggested adults ■ Stay on the main roads. pared statement. “You’ll know the homes that obviously should screen all treat before allowing chil- ■ Visit homes that have lights on or are Adults should accompany young children don’t want any trick-or-treaters,” Sizemore dren to eat them. Do not to eat any before they obviously welcoming to trick-or-treaters. when it is time to trick or treat. Older children said. “Stick to the ones that are receptive.” are checked at home in a well lit area. Discard ■ Go with children to the door. should trick or treat in groups and map out For younger children, parents should them homemade and unwrapped candy or treats. ■ Check for “safe trick or treating” up to front doors. their route. For those handing out candy, the Red events as an alternative to walking the “Don’t wait in the street and let them run Cross recommends sweeping leaves from “There’s safety in numbers,” Sizemore neighborhood. said. up,” he said. “Make sure that they’re safe and sidewalks and steps and clearing the porch or know what homes they’re approaching.” front yard of obstacles children can trip over. Trick-or-treaters should stick to their own Source: Cape Coral Police Department neighborhood that they are familiar with, or The LCSO also recommends visiting Use glowsticks in jack-o-lanterns instead of stick to a friend’s neighborhood if that it is FDLE’s Sexual Offender and Predator data- candles. familiar. base to ensure children are not visiting homes Sizemore said the Cape police are encour- of registered offenders. The site, which is aging residents to have fun. “I wouldn’t go to a strange neighborhood at its non-emergency number at 574-3223 or where you don’t know, that’s No. 1,” he said. open to the public, is at: “Our officers are going to be working in http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us . full force that night. We’ll be out in the dial 911, or submit a tip by texting “CCPD” “Stay on the path that you’re familiar with.” plus the message to CRIMES. Citizens can Local authorities recommend staying on “Keep in mind that, historically, there’s a neighborhoods keeping an eyes on the kids,” lot of other alternative options (to neighbor- he said. “If there’s something going on or also stop by the police department or stop an the main roads and using the sidewalks — do officer. not walk in the street. Look both ways before hood trick or treating),” Sizemore said. something that needs to be reported, absolute- Shopping centers, malls, schools, church- ly call us.” “We want everybody to have a safe and crossing a street and cross only at corners. Do happy Halloween,” Sizemore said. not cross between parked vehicles. es and event hospitals have been know to Contact the Cape Coral Police Department Prescriptions: Program offers safe drug disposal From page 1A are obtained from family and friends, provides locals with a method of properly “Especially when talking about pre- including from the home medicine cabinet. disposing of their medications, rather than scriptions or narcotics, you don’t want peo- Take-Back event last fall not only rid “Studies have shown that, for many, throwing them in the trash or flushing them ple going through your trash, and you don’t homes of potentially harmful prescription prescription drugs are the very first drugs down the toilet — both improper disposal want it going into the water supply,” he drugs, but was an unprecedented opportu- they abuse — and all too often, they aren’t methods. said. nity to educate everyone about the growing the last,” Leonhart said. “That is why we prescription drugs abuse problem,” DEA are committed to helping Americans keep Administrator Michele Leonhart said in a their homes safe by ridding their medicine prepared statement. cabinets of expired, unused and unwanted Removing expired, unused and unwant- drugs.” ed medications from the home can prevent According to Sizemore, the effort also people from accidentally taking the wrong drug and can reduce the chance of over-medicating or under- medicating. It also can keep the drugs from falling into the wrong hands. According to the DEA, medicines that languish in home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse and abuse. Studies show that a majority of

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2011 PAGE 10 Don’t wait Seahawks to break pull out out fly rod 8-7 win hen starting the season this year try out that fly ■ Statewide scores, 11A WWrod you got as a gift By JONATHAN BLIKSTAD about six years ago. Special to the Breeze You know, the one that sits pris- In a pivotal game to decide the tine in its dust-bunny-covered case. District 5A-11 championship, the The one Cape Coral Seahawks squeaked by you pull the Lehigh Lightning 8-7 Friday night out and at Dave Warkentin Field. admire The kickoff was delayed for 30 annually minutes because of lightning in the while area. The rain had started long before vowing to the kickoff and continued throughout actually the game, actually becoming heavier learn to as it wore on. use it. What that meant for both teams About was the running game became more 35 to 40 prevalent and the passing game percent of diminished. my “On a night like tonight, every Capt. George Tunison clients are pass you throw up is a hope,” said fly fish- BOB WALTZ Baker placekicker Dylan Miller gets in a practice kick on the wet turf at Fort Seahawks coach Brad Metheny. ing “Our original game plan was to line anglers. Our fishing grounds are very Myers’ Edison Stadium before lightning postponed Friday’s game to Saturday. up with four or five wideouts every fly rod friendly, mostly due to the play, but obviously that was changed abundance of very shallow water and because of the weather.” the fly friendly fish that inhabit them. The game turned into a defensive Every species of fish inshore, Rain pushes Baker to Sat. battle as both offenses were stymied nearshore and offshore will strike a by the other’s defense. The first 20 properly presented fly. Many anglers ■ Statewide scores, 11A scrub the game shortly after 8 p.m. as the rain minutes each team held the ball for pick up the fly rod and immediately By CHUCK BALLARO became more persistent. only a short time, then punted it away, are deeply hooked for a lifetime. For both teams, this game amounts to an elim- hoping the other team would make a Most think it takes years of prac- Special to the Breeze The murky picture that is the District 6A-11 ination game in the race for the two district play- mistake. tice to fly fish and that is simply not off spots, which the Bulldogs (5-2, 3-1 district) Lehigh’s break came on Cape’s true. A total beginner can be catching race will have to wait another night to come into clearer focus after Ida Baker’s game at seem to have been playing on a weekly basis. third possession. Cape quarterback fish in 15 minutes or less with a little Four teams — Baker, South Fort Myers, Fort Kurt Benkert threw a quick pass in the instruction. Fort Myers’ Edison Stadium was postponed by rain and lightning Friday night. Officials Myers and Island Coast — are battling for the flat to T.J. Jiles who started up field, To get started, become familiar top two spots in the 6A-11 standings. but as he tried to switch the ball to his with the gear. Fly rods are catego- rescheduled it for 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Lightning was reported near the stadium South Fort Myers is 4-1 in the district while other hand, it was stripped and the rized using a weight system. They Fort Myers is 3-1 and Island Coast now 3-2 Lightning’s Malik Simmons picked it start with tiny, wispy rods rated as a about 10 minutes before kickoff sending both teams retreating to the lockerrooms after The tiebreaker system could be a nightmare. up and rambled 35 yards into the end 3-4 weight for small trout fishing, up Baker and Fort Myers both lost to Island zone. With the extra point, Lehigh led to powerful 12 and up weight rods for pregame warm-ups. Another bolt was reported tarpon, sharks, marlin and other big 20 minutes later and the decision was made to See BAKER, page 11A See CAPE, page 11A game. A good all-around rod for our waters would be an 8 or 9 weight rod, which is fine for most general fishing in our neck of the woods. Raiders For small tarpon to 50 pounds a 10-11 weight rod works fine. For serious big game like sharks, tuna, big tarpon a 12 or larger will fill the bill. knock off Most times weather conditions also help dictate your rod choices. Windy days typically call for a more powerful rod. For example, my tiny 3 Gators 14-6 weight trout rod is left at home on ■ Statewide scores, 11A windy days and a 6 weight rod is By KEN BORES used to catch trout. A 6 weight along Special to the Breeze with a 9 and 12 would allow you to On a soggy field Friday night, the catch everything in our waters. Island Coast Gators looked to Yes, in Florida, if you dare pick up rebound after a tough district loss at a fly rod the wind is guaranteed to home a week earlier to South Fort blow. Get used to it, its part of the Myers. deal and should not stop you from fly Unfortunately, the Gators could fishing. not find solid footing against the Riverdale Raiders, falling 14-6 at Fun, easy to learn Riverdale. Good quality hi-tech rods start at “We thought we could come out $200 and go as high as $1,000. A here and run the ball and do some starter rod can be purchased for $75- things,” said Gators coach Joe $150. A top-of-the-line reel costs Bowen. “We just got outplayed by $400 to $800, but to get started Riverdale.” invest no more than $75 to $150 on a The Gators, who trailed since mid- starter reel. way through the first quarter, finally BOB WALTZ The fly reel used for smaller caught a break when the Raiders Baker sophomore safety/wide receiver Wyatt Griffith waits out a delay to the species generally is just a tool to store muffed a punt at their own 10-yard start of Friday’s game on the gym floor at Fort Myers High. The weather ulti- line. For larger fish the reel is an line on the last play of the third quar- mately forced the game to be postponed to 7:30 p.m. Saturday. important tool to help fight the fish ter. It only took one play for Gators using high quality drag systems. A runningback Mario Pender to capital- small species reel will cost $35 on ize on the mishap, taking the handoff up. A high quality saltwater service and following a huge block by receiv- Cats slosh past Tritons 27-14 fly reel with a good drag system will er Jordan Diggs to escort him into the start around $175 and go to upwards end zone. ■ Statewide scores, 11A py play, with 10 fumbles, including seven by of $700. The wet conditions that appeared By NAPLES DAILY NEWS the Tritons (2-6, 0-4 district) McFadden successfully held onto the ball. The total basic setup consists of to affect the Riverdale punt return Special to the Breeze the rod, reel, fly line, leader, backing struck Island Coast on the extra point, The pass-reliant Estero Wildcats turned to His first touchdown came on the opening drive and a handful of flies. Many compa- recovered by Riverdale. runningback Eric McFadden Friday night to of the game, as he plunged in from one yard nies make complete starter sets that The burden then fell upon the help them defeat Mariner 27-14 in a District out. Mariner tied the game early in the second include everything, for very reason- Gators defense to hold firm trailing by 5A-11 game at Estero. quarter, taking advantage of prime field posi- able prices. Lehrs Economy Tackle in one point, but the gritty rushing of McFadden had a stellar game, rushing for tion created by a Ryan Sides interception. Fort Myers is a great place to get Raiders running back Levi Sourinha 286 yards on 42 carries with three touch- McFadden put the Wildcats (5-3, 3-1) back solid information and all your fly helped hold off the Gators. After the downs. The yardage total beat his personal best on top by slogging for a two-yard touchdown fishing supplies, including starter sets. Raiders moved the ball across mid- by more than 100 yards. run just three minutes later. Get with a fly fishing friend, buy a field, it was Sourinha who brought a The rain, which caused the postponement of His third touchdown was the best of the video, or hire guides like myself that roar to the few in the crowd that three other Lee County games, continued at night. McFadden swept right, then saw an offer reasonable private or group les- braved the weather. Sourinha took a varying levels of intensity throughout the opening and made a quick 90-degree turn, run- sons. The long held myth is not true. sweep handoff right, hurdled a game. A brief spell of lightning led to a delay ning 13 yards into the end zone. Fly fishing is easy to learn and fun. defender and then the 5-foot-4 at halftime. “When we saw the rain, we knew that we Nothing gives the one-on-one feel- See GATORS, page 11A As expected, the conditions led to very slop- See TRITONS, page 11A ing with the fish as the fly rod does. It’s something you actually have to experience to fully understand. Fly fishing is a unique and excit- SCOREBOARD FALL CLASSIC ing aspect of our sport that many miss High School Football Bayshore 14, DeSoto 7 Cardinals win Series out on in their lifetime fishing adven- Cape Coral 8, Lehigh 7 Hardee Co. 21, Southeast 19 ■ tures. ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Ida Baker vs. Fort Myers, ppd., Sat. LaBelle 23, Lake Placid 7 Cardinals won a remarkable World Series Redfish continue to hit spoons, ● Estero 27, Mariner 14 Statewide scores, 11A they weren’t even supposed to reach, beat- topwater plugs, flies, jerkbaits, Gulp Riverdale 14, Island Coast 6 Shrimp on jig heads, and DOA Bishop Verot 17, North FM 7 ECHL ing the Texas Rangers 6-2 in Game 7 Shrimp with gusto. Experiment and if Cypress Lake vs. East Lee Co., ppd., Mon. Road Warriors 7, Everblades 4 Friday night with another key hit by home- your lures fail pick a spot, anchor and Avon Park vs. Dunbar, ppd., Mon. ● Schedule, 12A town star David Freese and six gutty fish shrimp or cut ladyfish chunks on Charlotte 28, South FM 3 innings by Chris Carpenter, 2-0 in the ECS 61, St. Pete Catholic 42 NHL Series and 4-0 in the postseason. the bottom under the bushes on higher Hurricanes 3, Blackhawks 0 tide phases. SJ Neumann 21, SWF Christian 14 A day after an epic Game 6 that had Booker 58. Gateway 0 Sharks 4, Red Wings 2 them twice within one strike of elimination, Lely 7, Palmetto Ridge 3, ppd., Sat. Oilers 3, Avalanche 1 the Cardinals captured their 11th World Capt. George Tunison is a Cape Gulf Coast 46, Golden Gate 0, ppd., Sat. Flames 3, Blues 1 Coral resident fishing guide. Contact Series crown. Naples 43, N. Miami Beach 0 ● Schedule, 12A Freese’s two-run double tied it in the him at 239-282-9434 or captgeor- Immokalee 41, Moore Haven 0 [email protected], or Flying Fins Out-of-Door vs. First Baptist, ppd., Sat. MLB World Series first inning against loser Matt Harrison. Sportfishing. C.S. Naples vs. St. Stephen’s, ppd., Sat. Cardinals 6, Rangers 2 Allen Craig hit a go-ahead homer in the Central Cath. 28, Lemon Bay 0 ● Scores, 12A third. Page 12A Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com T HE B REEZE S PORTS

PREP REPORT Everblades Schedule Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Top seeds capture Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Oct. 30 31 1 2 3 4 29 volleyball crowns at at at at ■ Scores, schedules, 12A ed back to the front row and OFF OFF Gwinnett S.Carolina OFF S.Carolina Greenville By JIM LINETTE took charge. She rotated to 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. the front row late in game 2 [email protected] as well. Three No. 1 seeds backed Everblades home games at Germain Arena Home Away up their district regular-sea- “She dominated tonight, son titles by winning their as her stats show,” said Ridgeo. “They had a chance respective district volleyball All times listed Eastern tournaments over the No. 2 to put us away, but when SPORTS SCOREBOARD seeds Thursday night. she rotated to the front row we kind of stole a win.” Closest to home, North Kelly Road Classic NFL Fort Myers claimed the Miranda Ashby con- Nov. 1, 3 tributed five kills and seven YOUTH FOOTBALL Bishop Verot, Ida Baker, Naples at Cape Coral Week 8 District 5A-13 champi- Classic (preseason) Sunday’s Games onship with a 3-0 sweep of digs to the Knights’ cause. Indianapolis at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Lemon Bay. It is the Setter Susie McKeever also Peace River Conference Girls Soccer New Orleans at St. Louis, 1 p.m. had seven digs to go with Pop Warner League Monday, Oct. 31 Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. school’s first volleyball dis- Miami at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. 31 assists. Saturday’s Games Palmetto Ridge at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. trict title in 14 years. Division 1 Playoffs Tuesday, Nov. 1 Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. Fort Myers repelled Lemon Bay is forced to at Cape Junior (Caloosa Park) Mariner at Estero, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at Baltimore, 1 p.m. travel to Naples Lely for Jr. Pee Wees: (1) Riverdale vs. (4) Sarasota, 11 a.m. East Lee County at North Fort Myers, 6 p.m. Detroit at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Riverdale 3-0 in District Washington vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 4:05 p.m. their quarterfinal match Pee Wees: (1) Cape Junior vs. (4) Port Charlotte, 1 Wednesday, Nov. 2 6A-13 and Evangelical p.m. Mariner at Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at San Francisco, 4:15 p.m. Christian downed Seacrest Tuesday. Jr. Midgets: (1) Riverdale vs. (4) Sarasota, 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3 Cincinnati at Seattle, 4:15 p.m. ■ District 6A-13: Fort Midgets: (1) Fort Myers vs. (4) Naples Gators, 5 Cape Coral at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 4:15 p.m. 3-0 in District 3A-11. Dallas at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. Myers reigns supreme with p.m. Mariner at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. The Red Knights (19-4) at North Port Mustangs Friday, Nov. 4 Open: Atlanta, Chicago, Green Bay, N.Y. Jets, won the right to host the a 25-15, 25-13, 25-19 vic- Jr. Pee Wees: (2) Port Charlotte vs. (3) Cape Junior, Ida Baker at Venice, 7:30 p.m. Oakland, Tampa Bay tory over second-seeded 11 a.m. Archbishop McCarthy at Bishop Verot, 6 p.m. Monday’s Game Region 5A-4 quarterfinal San Diego at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Riverdale. Pee Wees: (2) North Port vs. (3) Riverdale, 1 p.m. match against Estero at 7 Jr. Midgets: (2) Fort Myers vs. (3) Cypress, 3 p.m. Week 9 As district runner-up, p.m. Tuesday. Fort Myers Midgets: (2) Cypress vs. (3) Port Charlotte SOCCER Sunday, Nov. 6 will host Gulf Coast at 7 p.m. Riverdale must travel to Division 2 Playoffs Seattle at Dallas, 1 p.m. Barron Collier for the at North Fort Myers Knights Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Wednesday and Evangelical Jr. Pee Wees: North Fort Myers Knights vs. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Christian hosts West Palm Region 6A-4 quarterfinals Venice Vikings, 11 a.m. College Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Beach King’s Academy at 7 Wednesday. Pee Wees: Clewiston Cougars vs. North Fort FGCU Men’s Record: 9-4-2 San Francisco at Washington, 1 p.m. ■ District 3A-11: Top- Myers Knights, 1 p.m. Home: 5-2 Away: 4-2-2 A-Sun: 6-1 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. p.m. Tuesday. Jr. Midgets: Cape Youth vs. Naples Canes, 3 p.m. Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. seeded Evangelical Christian Thursday’s Game The Red Knights Midgets: North Fort Myers Knights vs. Venice FGCU 2, Jacksonville 1 (OT) Denver at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. conquered Seacrest Academy Vikings, 5 p.m. Cincinnati at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. advanced with a 25-18, 25- Upcoming Games in the championship game Green Bay at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. 23, 26-24 nailbiting victory. Oct. 30 — at North Florida, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 4:15 p.m. Senior Jessica Wagner 25-12, 25-19, 25-15. Nov. 4 — at FIU, 7 p.m. N.Y. Giants at New England, 4:15 p.m. VOLLEYBALL Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. Seacrest must travel to FGCU Women’s Record: 12-4-2 saved the Knights in game Open: Carolina, Detroit, Jacksonville, Palm Beach Gardens Home: 5-2-1 Away: 7-2-1 A-Sun: 7-1-1 3 after Lemon Bay made a Minnesota Benjamin Tuesday. Upcoming Games Monday, Nov. 7 come-from-behind bid try- ■ College A-Sun Tournament ing to extend the match to a Bishop Verot won the FGCU Record: 13-9 Chicago at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. District 4A-11 champi- Home: 6-3 Away: 7-6 A-Sun: 7-2 at FGCU Soccer Complex fourth game. Wagner made Nov. 4 — Semifinals: Mercer-Jacksonville win- the match-winning point onship, sending the Vikings Upcoming Games ner vs. East Tennessee State, 4 p.m.; North to the Region 4A-3 quarter- Oct. 29 — at Stetson, 3 p.m. Florida-Belmont winner vs. FGCU, 7 p.m. ON THE AIR with her season-high 23rd Nov. 1 — at FAU, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 6 — Championship, TBA kill of the night. She also finals to host Cardinal Nov. 4 — vs. Mercer, 6 p.m. served up three aces. Newman Wednesday. Nov. 5 — vs. Villanova, 4 p.m. On Television “We led game 3 by LaBelle travels to Boca BASKETBALL TODAY about seven points all the Raton St. Andrew’s. 8 a.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Andalucia Masters First Baptist Academy HIGH SCHOOL 10:30 a.m. — Speed (C/S) Auto Racing: way through to 22 points,” NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying said Knights coach Jeremy of Naples prevailed over College Noon — FX (C/S) College Football: Missouri FGCU Men Ridgeo. “Then Lemon Bay Southwest Florida Christian Football vs. Texas A&M in the District 2A-10 tour- Upcoming Games Noon — ESPN (C/S) College Football: made a charge, scoring Week 10 Nov. 5 — vs. St. Leo, 8 p.m. Michigan State vs. Nebraska point after point, all the way nament. First Baptist hosts Friday, Nov. 4 Nov. 11 — at TCU, 8 p.m. Noon — ESPN2 (C/S) College Football: Purdue Sarasota Christian and Cape Coral at East Lee County, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14 — vs. Ave Maria, 7:05 p.m. vs. Michigan 22-20. They just would not Ida Baker at South Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. SWF Christian travels to St. FGCU Women Noon — Speed (C/S) Auto Racing: NASCAR go away.” Mariner at Cypress Lake, 7:30 p.m. Sprint Cup qualifying Pete Canterbury in regional North Fort Myers at Riverdale, 7:30 p.m. Upcoming Games At 24-24, Wagner rotat- Nov. 4 — vs. Eckerd, 8 p.m. Noon — CSS (C/S) College Football: Alabama- Bishop Verot at Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Birmingham vs. Marshall quarterfinals Wednesday. Canterbury at Oasis, 7 p.m. Nov. 11 — at Seton Hall, 7 p.m. Nov. 14 — at FIU, 5:30 p.m. Noon — ESPNU (C/S) College Football: North Island Christian at Cape Coral Christian, 7 p.m. Carolina State vs. Florida State Booker at Dunbar, 7:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. — CW6 (C/S) College Football: Estero at Lehigh, 7:30 p.m. Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt St. John Neumann at Evangelical Christian, HOCKEY 12:30 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) College 7:30 p.m. Football: Syracuse vs. Louisville Gateway Charter at Avon Park, 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m. — Speed (C/S) Auto Racing: NASCAR Boca Raton Christian at SWF Christian, 7:30 Camping World Truck Series p.m. ECHL 2:30 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Nationwide Tour Barron Collier at Palmetto Ridge, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Championship Naples Lely at Naples, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Greenville, 7:05 p.m. 3 p.m. — FSN (C/S) College Football: Lemon Bay at Gulf Coast, 7:30 p.m. Gwinnett at Reading, 7:05 p.m. Washington State vs. Oragon Golden Gate at Immokalee, 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Kalamazoo, 7:30 p.m. 3 p.m. — SUN (C/S) College Football: Boston C.S. Naples at First Baptist Academy, 7:30 p.m. South Carolina at Elmira, 7:35 p.m. College vs. Maryland Port Charlotte at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Trenton at Wheeling, 7:35 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) College Out-of-Door at St. Stephen’s Episcopal, 7:30 p.m. Toledo at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Football: Florida vs. Georgia DeSoto County at Hardee County, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Ontario, 9 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) College Clewiston at LaBelle, 7:30 p.m. Alaska at Utah, 9:05 p.m. Football: Navy vs. Notre Dame Venice at Braden River, 7:30 p.m. Las Vegas at Bakersfield, 10 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) College North Port at Riverview, 7:30 p.m. Idaho at Stockton, 10:30 p.m. Football: Baylor vs. Oklahoma State Saturday, Nov. 5 Everblades Record: 2-3-1 3:30 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Florida Christian at Nicea Academy, 7:30 p.m. Home: 1-0-1 Away: 1-3 Streak: L-1 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State Friday’s Game 3:30 p.m. — ESPNU (C/S) College Football: Volleyball Greenville Road Warriors 7, Everblades 4 Wake Forest vs. North Carlolina District 6A-13 Tournament Upcoming Games 3:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Football: at Riverdale Illinois vs. Penn State Thursday, Oct. 27 Sat. Oct. 29 — at Greenville, 7:05 p.m. Tue. Nov. 1 — at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. 4 p.m. — CSS (C/S) College Football: Memphis Championship: Fort Myers def, Riverdale 25- vs. Central Florida 15, 25-13, 25-19 Wed. Nov. 2 — at S. Carolina, 7:05 p.m. Fri. Nov. 4 — at S. Carolina, 7:05 p.m. 5 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Asia Pacific Classic District 5A-13 Tournament Sat. Nov. 5 — at Greenville, 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. — FSN (C/S) NHL Hockey: Panthers vs. at Lemon Bay Wed. Nov. 9 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. Sabres Thursday, Oct. 27 Fri. Nov. 11 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. — SUN (C/S) College Football: Mississippi State vs. Kentucky SPECIAL TO THE BREEZE Championship: North Fort Myers def. Lemon Sat. Nov. 12 — vs. Wheeling, 7 p.m. Bay 25-18, 25-23, 26-24 7 p.m. — ESPNU (C/S) College Football: NHL Mississippi vs. Auburn District 3A-11 Tournament Saturday's Games 7:15 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Football: Dojo anniversary At St. John Neumann Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 3 p.m. South Carolina vs. Tennessee Thursday, Oct. 27 Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Nationwide Tour Dylan Greenwell, 14, an Oasis High School Championship: Evangelical Christian def. Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7 p.m. Championship Seacrest 25-12, 25-19, 25-15 Boston at Montreal, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — CSS (C/S) College Football: La.- freshman, competes in the Bo kata division Lafayette vs. Middle Tennessee State Region Quarterfinals San Jose at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Saturday during the 25th anniversary cele- Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 7:45 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Tuesday, Nov. 1 Wisconsin vs. Ohio State bration of Kobayashi Dojo at Oasis High Region 5A-4 Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) College Estero at North Fort Myers, 7 p.m. Football: Stanford vs. Southern California School gymnasium. Bernard and Yuki Lemon Bay at Naples Lely, 7 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Dallas, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. — Fox Soccer (C/S) MLS Soccer Playoffs Dougherty have taught traditional Japanese Region 3A-3 8 p.m. — Speed (C/S) Auto Racing: World of West Palm Beach King’s Academy at Columbus at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Karate-do and Okinawan Kobudo at the Los Angeles at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Outlaws Evangelical Christian, 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Andalucia dojo at 4724 Vincennes Blvd. in Cape Coral Seacrest at Palm Beach Gardens Benjamin, 7 Washington at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Sunday's Games Masters the past 25 years. p.m. 10:30 p.m. — Fox Soccer (C/S) MLS Soccer Region 6A-4 Anaheim at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. Toronto at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Playoffs Wednesday, Nov. 2 10:30 p.m. — FSN (C/S) College Football: Gulf Coast at Fort Myers, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Arizona vs. Washington Kodokan students earn medals Riverdale at Barron Collier, 7 p.m. 10:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) Drag Racing: Region 4A-3 NHRA qualifying Cardinal Newman at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Sunday Kodokan Judo studio in Caleb Russo, Rian Russo LaBelle at Boca Raton St. Andrew’s, 7 p.m. BASEBALL 8 a.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Andalucia Masters Cape Coral sent 22 sea- and Erica Paccione. Region 2A-3 10 a.m. — ESPN (C/S) NFL Sunday SWF Christian at St. Pete Canterbury, 7 p.m. Countdown soned and first-time com- Randy Gil, Anthony Sarasota Christian at Naples First Baptist, 7 11 a.m. — Speed (C/S) NASCAR RaceDay petitors to Lakeland last Setzer, Kaitlin Seigelt and p.m. World Series Noon — WFTX (Channel 36) Fox NFL Sunday weekend for the Imperial Sebastian Yamamoto won (Best-of-Seven) Noon — WINK (Channel 11) NFL Today Golf St. Louis 3, Texas 2 1 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) NFL Football: Dragon’s Judo Challenge silver medals. Nov. 1-2 Texas 2, St. Louis 1 Dolphins vs. Giants and brought home eight Joseph Russo, Mark Boys’ Class 2A State Tournament at Howey-in- St. Louis 16, Texas 7 1 p.m. — FSN (C/S) Women’s Volleyball: gold, four silver and three Tamulionis and Keegan the-Hills Texas 4, St. Louis 0 Virginia Tech vs. Miami Girls’ Class 2A State Tournament at Howey-in- Texas 4, St. Louis 2 1 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) NASCAR Countdown bronze medals. Weigelt earned bronze. the-Hills St. Louis 10, Texas 9, 11 innings 1:30 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) Auto Racing: NASCAR Gold medals were The Kodokan competi- Boys’ Class 1A State Tournament at Tavares Friday, Oct. 28 Sprint Cup Series earned by Ryan Burns, tors are under the guidance Girls Class 1A State Tournament at Lady Lake St. Louis 6, Texas 2 1:30 p.m. — SUN (C/S) Women’s Volleyball: St. Louis wins series 4-3 Florida vs. Kentucky Mackenzie More, Christina of Senseis John Paccione Swimming 2:30 p.m. — GLF Golf: Natiowide Tour Paccione, Sloan Pinto, and John Harwood. Saturday, Oct. 29 Championship District 2A-10 Meet at FGCU, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) MLS Soccer Playoffs Friday, Nov. 4 FOOTBALL 4 p.m. — WFTX (Channel 36) NFL Football: Region 1A-3 Meet Lions vs. Broncos S PORTS C ALENDAR at North Shore Aquatic Complex, St. 4:15 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) NFL Petersburg, 9 a.m. Football: Patriots vs. Steelers Saturday, Nov. 5 College 5 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Asia Pacific Classic Youth Sports Alycia Bachkora. Info: Alycia Region 2A-4 Meet Top 25 Schedule 5:30 p.m. — Speed (C/S) NASCAR Victory Bachkora (239) 590-7062; e-mail: at FGCU Aquatics Center, 9 a.m. Thursday’s Game Lane Saturday, Nov. 5 No. 18 Houston 73, Rice 34 Cape Coral Soccer Association Fall [email protected] 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) Drag Racing: NHRA Cross Country Saturday’s Games Series Festival — Cape Coral Sports Thursday, Nov. 3 No. 3 Oklahoma State vs. Baylor, 3:30 p.m. Complex, 1510 Sports Blvd.; 10 a.m.- General Info 7 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) Football Night Cape Coral Bass Club — Meeting District 3A-12 No. 4 Stanford at Southern Cal, 8 p.m. 3 p.m.; admission is free; games, dunk in America first Tuesday each month, 7:30 p.m., at Veterans Park, Fort Myers, 9 a.m. No. 6 Clemson at Georgia Tech, 8 p.m. tank, clowns, music, open air market, 7:30 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Nationwide Tour Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge 2395 District 3A-11 No. 7 Oregon vs. Washington State, 3 p.m. food, crafts . Info: (239) 542-2272. Championship on Cape Coral Parkway; men, women, at Community School of Naples, 3:45 p.m. No. 8 Arkansas at Vanderbilt, 12:21 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 8:15 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) NFL children who love to bass fish wel- Friday, Nov. 4 No. 9 Michigan State at No. 13 Nebraska, Lee County Rage Softball Club Fall Football: Cowboys vs. Eagles come; tournaments held locally and District 3A-11 Noon Clinic — Burton Field, Cape Coral; 9 9 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) MLS Soccer Playoffs out of town. Info: Jim Lewis 945-7188; at Estero Community Park, 8 a.m. No. 10 Kansas State vs. No. 11 Oklahoma, a.m.-2 p.m.; fee $45; hitting, fielding, 9:30 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Andalucia Web: www.capecoralbassclub.com Saturday, Nov. 5 3:30 p.m. baserunning, pitching & catching Masters Sunday, Nov. 6 District 2A-11 No. 12 Wisconsin at Ohio State, 8 p.m. instruction by current college players, Monday Lee County Archers 900 Round at Dunbar, 9 a.m. No. 14 South Carolina at Tennessee, 7:15 p.m. former high school players and 7 p.m. — VS. (C/S) NHL Hockey: Sharks vs. Event — Nalle Grade County Park No. 15 Virginia Tech at Duke, 12:30 p.m. coaches for ages 10 and over. Info: Rangers range, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m., open Bowling No. 16 Texas A&M vs. Missouri, Noon Jim Schlotter (239) 218-2251; E-mail: 7 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) Monday Night Football to public, registering new participants. Tuesday, Nov. 1 No. 17 Michigan vs. Purdue, Noon [email protected] Countdown Info: Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. Districts at Pin Street Lanes, 9 a.m. No. 19 Texas Tech vs. Iowa State, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — FSN (C/S) NHL Hockey: Jets vs. Nov. 12-13 Nov. 8-9 No. 21 Penn State vs. Illinois, 3:30 p.m. FGCU Softball Winter Camps — Panthers NOTE: See the entire Sports FHSAA Finals at Orlando No. 22 Georgia vs. Florida, 3:30 p.m. 8 p.m. — Speed (C/S) Auto Racing: Trucks FGCU softball complex; open to girls Calendar online at www.cape-coral- No. 23 Arizona State vs. Colorado, 6:30 p.m. of all skill levels ages 12 & up; four ses- 8:30 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) NFL Monday Night daily-breeze.com. Send information Boys Soccer No. 25 West Virginia at Rutgers, 3:30 p.m. Football: Chargers vs. Chiefs sions, cost $65 one session, $120 two about your group’s upcoming Oct. 31, Nov. 1 sessions, $175 three or $225 all four; events at least two weeks in Mariner, Island Coast, North Fort Myers at advanced hitting 9 a.m.-noon Nov. 12, advance to: Daily Breeze Sports pitchers & catchers 1-4 p.m. Nov. 12; Calendar, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., advanced hitting 9 a.m.-noon Nov. 13 Cape Coral, FL 33904; or send e- If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... & defense 1-4 p.m. Nov. 13; conduct- mail to: breezesports@breezenews- ed by FGCU coaches Dave Deiros & papers.com Send e-mail details to: [email protected] Page 11A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 Tritons: Guilty of seven fumbles Continued from 10A puddle. were going to put a lot on Sides went 9-for-16 Eric,” Wildcats coach Rich passing for 148 yards. Dombrowski said. “It’s Justin Milcetich was the tough to throw in this. We leading receiver with five tried, and it doesn’t fit our catches for 65 yards. offense. So we knew we Mariner 0 7 0 7 — 14 Estero 7 14 6 0 — 27 were going to do it, and we First Quarter told the offensive line to E — McFadden 1 run (Phillips step up, and they did a great kick) Second Quarter job.” M — Mitchell 2 run (Kuchle kick) The only non-McFadden E — McFadden 2 run (Phillips touchdown came in the kick) E — McFadden 13 run (Phillips third quarter, when Sides kick) found Zach Culvahouse to Third Quarter his right. The receiver E — Culvahouse 8 pass from Sides (kick blocked) caught the ball, ran into the Fourth Quarter end zone, and fell into a M — McAmis 1 run (Kuchle kick) Gators: 2nd straight loss in district play Continued from 10A the defense had done its job, but Sourinha again dynamo bolted 37 yards came to the rescue, taking past defenders and into the the handoff and racing 41 end zone, putting the yards to midfield where he Raiders up 14-6. was pushed out of bounds Island Coast was left BOB WALTZ by Diggs. with seven minutes to draw After three straight quar- Baker linebacker Joe Galewski lounges in the gym at Fort Myers High during a lightning delay even and it appeared they Friday night that postponed the game to Saturday night. terback keepers, the Gators would. After a failed onside finally forced a punt, giving kick by Riverdale, Island their offense the ball with Coast took over at their 40- just under a minute left and yard line. The Gators used no time outs. The Gators Baker: Control own playoff destiny five different ball carriers to attempted to get the ball to march all the way to the Pender, but the Raiders Continued from page 10A If the Bulldogs beat the Green a non-conference game at Charlotte Riverdale 13. defense keyed on him and Wave and win at South Fort Myers 28-3. An encroachment penal- the game ended on an Coast, which lost to South Fort ty gave Island Coast a first- Myers, and South Fort Myers lost to next week, they are in the playoffs. Baker’s final game against city incomplete swing pass to The Bulldogs can win the district title rival Mariner is a non-district and-10 with just under four Pender. Fort Myers. minutes left, but as the ball Baker has won three straight dis- only if they win their final two district matchup. “We just have to keep games since the Gators lost at One other game was postponed by was handed off to Pender it fighting,” said Bowen. trict games, including an overtime slipped out and into the win over Riverdale last week. The Riverdale 14-6. the weather Friday night. Dunbar’s “Our season is not over and A loss in either of the Bulldogs’ home game with Avon Park was hands of a Riverdale we have to play like it.” Bulldogs control their own destiny for defender. a playoff berth, but need help to win two district games would all but elim- moved to Monday. Cape Coral inate them from the playoffs. Christian wound up forfeiting its The Gators defense was Island Coast 0 0 0 6 — 6 the district because the Gators beat then given one last chance Riverdale 7 0 0 14 — 14 them head-to-head. Meanwhile, South Fort Myers lost game to Oasis. First Quarter to pin the Raiders deep and R — Gabe McNulty 46 pass from give their offense a shot on Anthony Snyder (Dillon Traurig kick) a short field. After no gain Fourth Quarter Cape: In driver’s seat on first down, and a fum- IC — Mario Pender 12 run (kick bled pitch on second down, failed) R — Levi Sourinha 37 run the Raiders were facing a (Traurig kick) Continued from 10A the score. third-and-17. It appeared “The key was to get 7-0. That was the only scor- behind the defenders,” said ing in the first half. Jiles. “It was a perfect The Seahawks came pass, where the defenders A-Sun adds sand volleyball close once. On fourth-and- couldn’t get it, but I could.” Special to the Breeze onship April 20-22, 2012. goal at the 5, Benkert tried Then came the key play [email protected] Along with JU, Florida to run it in, but was stopped in the game. Cape initially MACON, Ga. — The Gulf Coast University, at the 3. lined up to kick the extra Atlantic Sun Conference Mercer University, The second half contin- point, but Metheny called became the first NCAA University of North Florida, ued the defensive battle. timeout. Cape lined up in conference to declare sand and Stetson University will Cape took the second half the swinging door for a volleyball a championship compete in 2012. kickoff and got into the potential two-point conver- sport Thursday when the The sand volleyball sea- Lehigh red zone at the 13. sion. When the Lightning sport officially was son will be opposite the tra- The Lightning stiffened, shifted the Seahawks approved for conference ditional court volleyball and the Seahawks came moved back into kick for- play. The inaugural sand season with spring competi- away empty. mation. Lehigh was drawn volleyball championship tion. Team competition fea- Lehigh ran 13 plays and offsides. Benkert plunged will be played next spring. tures 10 players in five sets consumed over half of the in and stretched the ball just “We are very pleased to of pairs. third quarter clock, gaining over the goal line for the expand the A-Sun champi- ■ Men’s Soccer: one first down on a gutsy two-point conversion, and In a onship program to include battle of the top two teams fourth-and-two run at their the victory 8-7. sand volleyball, and proud own 31. Still, Cape’s “The game ball has to go in the Atlantic Sun, FGCU to have the distinction of used a 93rd minute goal by defense forced them to punt to our defense,” said being the first conference to it away. Metheny. “Lehigh is big freshman Xavier Silva and do so,” said A-Sun a six-save effort by Nathan Midway through the and physical. All year long Commissioner Ted fourth quarter, Cape held we’ve been relying on our Ingham in overtime to Gumbart. “As an emerging defeat Jacksonville 2-1 on a again. Lehigh lined up to offense. Our defense car- NCAA sport, this was a nat- punt, but Cape feared it was ried us tonight.” muggy Thursday night at ural extension of our A-Sun the FGCU Soccer Complex. a fake. The snap went over Cape is in the driver’s programs to provide cham- the punter’s head and the seat for the district champi- With the win, FGCU (9- pionship opportunities for 4-2, 6-1) clinches a bye ball was downed at the onship, and can clinch it our student-athletes who Lehigh 22. with a win at East Lee through the quarterfinal already are competing in round of the A-Sun The Seahawks were County next Friday night. sand volleyball.” stopped on three consecu- Tournament and needs just Lehigh 0 7 0 0 — 7 The action to establish a tie at UNF Sunday to tive plays, losing five yards Cape Coral 0 0 0 8 — 8 the A-Sun’s newest sport clinch at least a share of its and faced fourth-and-15 at Second Quarter BOB WALTZ was taken at the annual the 27. Benkert lofted a L — Malik Simmons 35 fumble Ida Baker lineman Dylan Plancher huddles with second straight A-Sun regu- return (Chris Ludwig kick) Presidents Council meeting lar season title and the No. ball high toward the end Fourth Quarter teammates and coaches during Friday’s weather in Atlanta. Jacksonville 1 overall seed for its first zone. Jiles grabbed it over CC — T.J. Jiles 27 pass from Kurt delay at Fort Myers High. Kickoff was resched- Benkert (Benkert run) University will host the first postseason appearance. the Lightning defenders for uled for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Edison Stadium. sand volleyball champi-

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Friday’s Area Games Miami Jackson 24, Miami Killian 10 Dade Christian 58, Sheridan Hills Christian 8 Land O'Lakes 52, Brooksville Central 3 Robinson 20, Lakewood 13 Cape Coral 8, Lehigh 7 Miami Southridge 21, South Dade 7 Delray American Heritage 40, Cardinal Landmark Christian 27, Christ's Church 24 Rocky Bayou Christian 46, John Paul II Ida Baker at Fort Myers, ppd. to Saturday North Marion 35, Eastside 0 Newman 13 Largo 42, Lakewood Ranch 22 Catholic 8 Estero 27, Mariner 14 Orlando Freedom 45, Jones 42 Dixie County 28, Chiefland 8 Leesburg 30, South Lake 27 Royal Palm Beach 13, Atlantic Community 0 Riverdale 16, Island Coast 6 Ribault 21, Ed White 20 Dunedin 29, Middleton 20 Leon 30, Ridgeview 28 Rutherford 52, Bay 14 Bishop Verot 17, North Fort Myers 7 Sandalwood 47, Flagler Palm Coast 17 Dunnellon 24, Crystal River 14 Liberty County 40, South Walton 14 Santa Fe Catholic 42, Central Florida Cypress Lake at East Lee County, ppd. to Santa Fe 46, Belleview 0 Durant 45, East Bay 28 Lyman 29, University (Orange City) 14 Christian 0 Monday Somerset Academy 34, Westminster Eagle's View 55, St. Francis 7 Maclay 45, Munroe Day 0 Satellite 21, Titusville 0 Avon Park at Dunbar, ppd. to Monday Academy 21 East Gadsden 20, Florida 13 Madison County 21, Gainesville 17 Seabreeze 41, Pine Ridge 21 Charlotte 28, South Fort Myers 3 South Broward 27, Hollywood Hills 0 East Ridge 39, Lake Minneola High School 0 Manatee 29, Palmetto 26 Sebastian River 59, Forest Hill 13 Evangelical Christian 61, St. Pete Stranahan 34, Pembroke Pines 31, OT Fivay 48, Zephyrhills 42 Melbourne 39, Heritage 7 Seminole Osceola 14, Dixie Hollins 13 Catholic 42 Temple Christian 26, Cedar Creek Fleming Island 62, New Smyrna Beach 21 Menendez 17, Palatka 8 Seminole Ridge 53, Boca Raton St. John Neumann 21, SWF Christian 14 Christian 22 Fletcher 24, Spruce Creek 3 Merritt Island Christian 49, Lake Wales Community 7 Booker 58, Gateway 0 Timber Creek 49, Orlando University 20 Florida Christian 30, Ransom Everglades 0 Vanguard 6 Sickles 37, Strawberry Crest 0 Naples Lely 7, Palmetto Ridge 3, susp. to West Orange 20, Ocoee 6 Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 32, Merritt Island 20, Space Coast 17 South Fork 46, Olympic Heights 0 Saturday Benjamin 15 Miami Carol City 25, Homestead 23 South Sumter 41, Keystone Heights 7 Gulf Coast 46, Golden Gate 0, (half) Friday’s Statewide Scores Fort Meade 25, Auburndale 15 Middleburg 42, Oakleaf 28 Spoto 44, Lennard 2 susp. to Saturday Admiral Farragut 56, Northside Christian 0 Fort Pierce Westwood 8, Suncoast 0 Mitchell 21, Springstead 20 St. Andrew's 35, South Florida HEAT 0 Napoles 43, North Miami Beach 0 Agape Christian 54, Lake Mary Prep 20 Fort White 31, Rickards 7 Monsignor Pace 44, Doral Acad. Charter 0 St. Augustine 54, R.E. Lee 0 Immokalee 41, Moore Haven 0 Alonso 31, Tampa Catholic 15 Gaither 27, Chamberlain 20 Mount Dora 57, Umatilla 14 St. Cloud 55, Celebration 7 Out-of-Door at First Baptist, ppd. to American 19, North Miami 15 George Steinbrenner 56, Wiregrass Ranch 0 Navarre 35, Ft. Walton Beach 14 St. Pete Canterbury 29, Keswick Christian 0 Saturday Anclote 13, Wesley Chapel 0 Glades Central 63, Jensen Beach 7 Nease 27, Matanzas 7 St. Petersburg Northeast 18, Seminole 14 St. Stephen’s Episcopal at C.S. Naples, Archbishop McCarthy 20, Fort Lauderdale 7 Glades Day 41, Summit Christian 6 Newsome 52, Riverview 6 St. Petersburg 55, Clearwater 41 ppd. to Saturday Armwood 21, Plant 0 Godby 43, Tate 19 North Florida Christian 46, Walton 0 Sunlake 20, River Ridge 13 Clearwater Central Catholic 28, Lemon Arnold 41, West Florida 20 Graceville 30, Jay 22 Northview 47, Vernon 6 Tampa Bay Tech 69, Tampa Freedom 0 Bay 0 Astronaut 10, Rockledge 0 Gulf 33, Hudson 17 Nova 40, Coral Springs Charter 0 Tarpon Springs 31, Boca Ciega 0 Bayshore 14, DeSoto County 7 Auburn, Ala. 28, Niceville 14 Hagerty 41, Sanford Seminole 28 Oak Hall 63, St. Johns Country Day 0 Tavares 35, Eustis 14 Hardee County 21, Southeast 19 Baker County 49, Forrest 0 Hallandale 34, Pompano Beach 7 Ocala Forest 52, Buchholz 36 Taylor County 34, Suwannee 21 LaBelle 23, Lake Placid 7 Bartow 8, Sebring 6 Harmony 42, Gateway 35 Ocala Vanguard 55, Lecanto 0 Tenoroc 13, Frostproof 6 Belen Jesuit 43, Mater Academy 7 Harvest Community Scvool 52, Seacoast Okeechobee 16, Palm Beach Lakes 0 The Villages 44, Hamilton County 22 Thursday’s Statewide Scores Bell 54, Seven Rivers Christian 28 Christian 12 Olympia 42, Wekiva 12 Trenton 61, Hilliard 21 Atlantic Coast 44, Wolfson 8 Berkeley Prep 35, Orlando The First Acad. 14 Hawthorne 26, Bronson 0 Orangewood Christian 21, Taylor 14 Union County 61, Williston 21 Baldwin 27, Newberry 25 Bishop Moore 56, Lake Nona 24 Hernando 35, Nature Coast Tech 14 Ormond Beach Calvary Christian 33, Father University Chr. 54, St. Joseph Acad.19 Bishop Kenny 44, Terry Parker 8 Bishop Snyder 19, Branford 6 Highlands Christian 35, Zion Christian 0 Lopez Catholic 14 University School 45, Chaminade- Boone 42, East River 25 Blountstown 47, Franklin County 8 Hillsborough 28, King 0 Oviedo 29, Oak Ridge 26 Madonna College Prep 16 Clay 41, Paxon 20 Bradford 49, Interlachen 0 Holmes County 41, Cottondale 6 Oviedo Master's Academy 22, Leesburg Vero Beach 35, Wellington 14 Coral Reef Senior 21, Miami Palmetto 11 Brandon 48, Plant City 36 Indian Rocks 58, Carrollwood Day 55 The First Academy 14 Victory Chr. 68, Foundation Academy 0 Coral Springs Christian 42, Coral Shores 36 Calvary Christian 14, Bradenton Christian 13 Inlet Grove 16, Boynton Beach 7 Pace 49, Milton 35 Viera 35, Melbourne Central Catholic 10 DeLand 45, Mandarin 0 Cambridge Christian 45, Seffner Christian 31 Jefferson 79, Leto 0 Pahokee 36, Pope John Paul II 0 Wakulla 42, Deltona Trinity Christian 14 Dr. Phillips 35, Evans 15 Charles Flanagan 42, West Broward 0 Jesuit 31, Gibbs 0 Palm Bay 34, Bayside 0 Warner Christian 48, St. John Lutheran 25 Dwyer 43, Lake Worth 0 Chiles 24, West Port 21 Jupiter 48, Santaluces 25 Pasco 52, Ridgewood 0 West Boca Raton Community 23, Edgewater 35, Apopka 29, OT Chipley 34, Freeport 19 King's Academy 28, Pine Crest 14 Pensacola 28, Pensacola Washington 0 Spanish River 0 Englewood 21, Stanton College Prep 13 Choctawhatchee 35, Gulf Breeze 7 Kissimmee Osceola 50, Liberty 21 Pine Forest 56, Escambia 7 West Gadsden 21, Port St. Joe 0 First Coast 36, Raines 7 Citrus 14, Lake Weir 6 Lafayette 49, P.K. Yonge 34 Plantation American Heritage 35, Cardinal West Nassau County 49, Providence 30 Florida Air Academy 28, St. Edward's 7 Cocoa Beach 16, Eau Gallie 10 Lake Brantley 35, Lake Mary 20 Gibbons 10 Wewahitchka 52, Bozeman School 45 Hialeah-Miami Lakes 60, Hialeah Columbia 20, Orange Park 3 Lake Gibson 23, Kathleen 22 Ponte Vedra 19, Creekside 13 Wharton 18, Blake 6 Gardens 0 Cooper City 26, McArthur 21 Lake Howell 35, Winter Springs 28 Port Orange Atlantic 50, Poinciana 28 Winter Haven 13, Lake Wales 10 Mainland 49, Deltona 3 Countryside 28, Pinellas Park 21 Lake Region 29, Haines City 27 Port St. Lucie 22, John Carroll Catholic 0 Winter Park 19, Colonial 14 Miami Country Day 49, Hillel 6 Crestview 32, Mosley 22 Lakeland Christian 49, Shorecrest Prep 28 Ridge Community 38, George Jenkins 0 Yulee 36, Trinity Christian-Jacksonville 35 Page 13A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011

POLICE BLOTTER (The police blotter contains public infor- ■ Luke Curtis Lee, 32, of 4823 E. mation obtained from the Cape Coral Police Triton Court, was charged Friday with drive Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office while license suspended and operate motor and the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrests vehicle without license. made are suspicions of crime(s) committed. ■ Cody J. Myers, 26, of 2308 N.E. All persons are innocent until proven guilty in Sixth St., was charged Thursday with bur- a court of law.) glary dwelling or structure cause damage over $1,000, damage property criminal Arrests mischief $1,000 or more, grand theft $300 ■ Alexandra Artiles, 29, of 4331 less than $5,000 and resist officer obstruct Skyline Blvd., was charged Wednesday without violence. with cocaine possess, drugs possess con- ■ Frank Lamont Nater, 45, of 504 S.E. trolled substance without prescription, mar- 22nd St., was charged Wednesday with ijuana possess over 20 grams and drug damage property criminal mischief $1,000 equipment possess and or use. or more. ■ John Allen Bertram, 35, of 309 ■ Stephanie Diane Ready, 35, of 157 Nicholas Parkway W., Apt. 104, was S.E. Third Terrace, was charged Thursday charged Wednesday with battery cause bod- with larceny petit theft $100 less $300. ily harm. ■ Derek Alexander Riccobono, 20, of ■ Justin Gerard Capobianco, 27, of 4821 Lucaya Drive, was charged Thursday 4704 Skyline Blvd. S., Apt. 7, was charged with marijuana possess not more than 20 Friday with disorderly intoxication public grams. place cause disturbance. ■ Brittany M. Robinson, 22, of 1722 ■ Dulce Maria Ferrera, 23, of 1210 S.E. S.W. 15th Ave., was charged Wednesday Second Ave., was charged Thursday with with battery touch or strike. larceny petit theft $100 less $300. ■ Philip Andrew Waltenburg, 43, of ■ Lina Del Rosario Fuentes-Mendez, 2208 Viscaya Parkway, was charged 45, of 2220 N.E. Third Ave., was charged Friday with DUI unlawful blood alcohol Wednesday with larceny petit theft $100 .15 or higher or with person under 18. less $300. ■ Michael B. Weatherwax, 37, of 1422 ■ Justin Israel Gonzalez, 21, of 1028 S.E. 32nd Terrace, was charged Thursday N.E. Fourth St., was charged Thursday with with DUI. larceny grand theft $300 less than $5,000. ■ Ginger Leann Zorro, 39, of 2500 ■ John Johnson, 64, of 306 S.E. Third S.W. Fourth Place, was charged Thursday St., was charged Friday with DUI. with larceny petit theft $100 less $300 and ■ Christopher James King, 21, of 1410 larceny retail theft $300 more coordinate Cape news comes first in The Breeze. N.E. 21st Place, was charged Wednesday others. with larceny petit theft. To subscribe, call 574-1116

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2011 PAGE 1B Tips on This week’s HOT property making a small home look larger PHOTOS PROVIDED (Editor’s note: The following column items have been This brand new home, located just minutes from the river at 5109 Rutland Court in Cape Coral, previously printed in The Breeze.) offers “fabulous” intersecting canal views. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home has 1,750 square feet of living area and 2,338 total. It features a “beautiful” kitchen with 42-inch raised panel cabinets, Q: We just moved from a very large home to a (con- crown molding, granite counters, stainless steel appliances and an open layout to the family siderably less) smaller home. What can we do to (at least) room. It also has a pool, screened lanai, a living room and formal dining room, along with car- make it seem larger? — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas pet and tile throughout. The home lists for $374,900. Contact Realtor Marlissa Gervasoni at Encore! Realty Services Inc., at 239-542-4600 or 239-233-2160. There will be an open house at A: I’m a very good real estate the home today, Oct. 29, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. agent, and a lousy decorator, but after a little research here goes! Whether you’re buying a smaller “starter” home or an “empty- nester” moving to reduced living space, you can make your new sur- roundings seem significantly large by following a few decorating tips. Here are just a few tips to get you started: ∫ The most basic approach to Bob Jeffries making a living space seem larger is to keep it simple and light. That is, dark colors and wild or intricate patterns (on wallpaper, draperies, etc.) literally swallow up space. ∫ Avoid heavy draperies that also gobble up space and make rooms seem smaller. If your windows seem too small, you can “enlarge” them merely by hanging blinds all the way to the floor and stretching them as wide as you want. Strategically located mirrors are also among the best ways to make a room seem much larger. How does the probate process work? ∫ Choose furniture that blends in with your reduced living space, too. Large, over-stuffed sofas and chairs, or Q: My husband has agreed to be petitioning your hus- be maintained, in good huge desks, lamps, etc., can quickly make most living his sister’s personal representative band as personal repre- condition. spaces seem cramped and uncomfortable. That’s particu- when her estate is probated. How sentative or petitioning If he does not fulfill larly true when the rooms are small to begin with. does the probate process work? What the court. If the claim is these duties, interested I’m sure there are many others, these are just a few tips will he have to do? rejected, the claimant persons may petition for shared with me by a few Cape Coral decorators. I hope may file a lawsuit to his removal and try to this helps. A: First, as his sister’s personal attempt to prove the hold him liable for any representative, your husband must claim and collect harm to the estate. Q: I’m in the process of upgrading my vacation home, understand and abide by his duties money. It is always wise to should I (to save $) buy from a “For Sale By Owner” and and recognize that this process gen- Any dispute generally seek the advice and help try to sell my present home myself? erally lasts several months. His causes the court to treat of an attorney who helps — Tom D. responsibility will be to distribute the the probate more formal- those going through the property of his sister’s estate to her ly, and it may reach the Sylvia probate process. Legal A: If you’re considering either buying or selling real beneficiaries, either as instructed in point where the court issues of transfer of own- property out of state, i.e., a “second” home, vacation prop- her will, or per the laws of Florida must approve the transfer Heldreth ership of real property erty, etc., don’t overlook a valuable source of assistance, that apply to those without a will. of every piece of proper- are not always as clear as your local Realtor or sales associate. Occasionally the process takes over a ty before all the property REAL one might think. The National Association of Realtors is to the nation year so he should be prepared for a can be distributed. what the local Association of Realtors is to our communi- potentially long commitment. Substantially court and ESTATE Attorney Sylvia ty, a network of real estate sales professionals established Your husband’s first task as per- attorney costs may be Heldreth is a certified to serve the real estate needs of citizens. Because virtually sonal representative will be to open incurred. Your husband LAW specialist in real estate every local Realtor is also a member of the national organ- the probate case with the court. should try to avoid dis- law. Her office is located ization, there is a professional affiliation among all at 1215 Miramar St., Cape Coral. Realtors in the country. That can work to your advantage Then, he will inventory and collect putes. his sister’s property. The next step is Besides abiding by his sister’s This article is not intended as spe- when buying or selling out-of-state property. Here’s how. cific legal advice to anyone and is Your local Realtor or sales associate contacts a coun- usually to recognize and settle any wishes and treating all beneficiaries debts and taxes that must be paid. fairly, your husband will have fiduci- based upon facts that change from terpart in an agency located where you want to buy or sell. time to time. Individuals should seek This all seems straight forward ary duties. He has a duty to keep good This sales professional then contacts you to gather all the legal counsel before acting upon any pertinent information and make the arrangements neces- but there may be disputes at any stewardship of the money by, for matter involving the law. sary to consummate the deal. That saves you the time and stage of the process. Anyone may example, keeping monies in interest trouble of having to personally be on site to make sure make a claim on the estate, either by bearing accounts. Real estate needs to everything goes well. An added advantage to this arrangement is, if anything does go wrong, you’ll have a local, trusted sales profes- sional to help you work it out. Conducting the final walk-through

Q: Can home damages or improvements affect my tax The purchase agreement has been depends on which con- date of the contract to situation? negotiated and executed by all par- tract form was used to purchase. What that — Jane D. ties. The home inspection has been solidify the transaction. means is that if every- completed with no repairs indicated. When an “as is” contract thing was working on the A: Jane, I don’t know about your particular situation, The mortgage loan has been ap- is used, the buyer has the day the last parties consult your tax accountant. However, expenses from proved, and now the only thing left right to inspect the prop- signed and initialed the damages to your home can be deducted from your tax in to complete is the final walk-through erty, determine to what contract (effective date), the year they occur. Damage from say, a fire or windstorm of the property and closing the trans- extent any repairs have to then everything should may be partially deductible as a casualty loss. After sub- action. be made and then decide be in the same condition tracting insurance compensation and an additional $100, Generally, the final walk-through whether to proceed with on the day of closing and 10 percent of your adjusted gross income, any remain- takes place the day before closing or the transaction, or cancel which may be four or six ing cost over that can be claimed as a deduction. Mario day of closing. This allows the buy- it. An “as is” contract D’Artagnan weeks after the effective Improvements, such as an added porch, finished base- ers and their agent the opportunity to does not allow the sellers date of the contract. In ment, etc., cannot be deducted. However, they can be go through the property and check all a free ride. Any known the event the air condi- added to the cost basis of the house when figuring the tax- major appliances, pool pump, air defects that may materi- REAL tioning system is not able profit from the sale, thus reducing it. Try to preserve conditioner, stove and any other ally affect the value of working during the final cancelled checks and receipted bills. components to make sure they are the property must be dis- ESTATE IN walk-through, presum- operating and functioning correctly. closed. If the home ably the seller would Have a real estate question? PERSPECTIVE Write, call, fax or e-mail: So, what happens when a major inspector misses some- take responsibility to Bob Jeffries, Realtor appliance is not working on the day thing during the inspec- have the unit repaired Century 21 Birchwood Realty, Inc. of closing? tion period, but is later discovered prior to closing. However, in the 4040 Del Prado Blvd. The buyer’s agent will notify the during the final walk-through, the event the property is a short sale or Cape Coral, FL 33904 listing agent to describe what is not repairs will generally be assumed by foreclosure, the buyer runs the risk of 239-540-6659 Office working properly. The listing agent the buyers. assuming the repairs in the event the 239-542-7760 Fax will then notify the sellers of the The sellers are required to main- lender refuses to compensate. e-mail: [email protected] issue. However, the responsibility of tain the property is the same condi- Web site: www.bobjeffries.com the respective parties to the contract tion as it appeared on the effective See WALK-THROUGH, page 2B

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS 02/28/2011; SLACK REBECCA L + JEFFREY A; 07/27/2011; LESLEY INVESTOR CORPORA- RESIDENTIAL; 914 NE JUANITA PL; $6,600; 01- FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 2304 NW TION; FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1013 44-23-C4-02445.0550 15TH PL; $82,400; 34-43-23-C1-02970.B010 SW 32ND TER; $420,000; 03-45-23-C2-03240.0650 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 07/27/2011; LESLEY INVESTOR CORPORA- RESIDENTIAL; 1204 NW 14TH ST; $14,800; 03-44- COMMERCIAL; 721 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- TION; FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1105 23-C1-02880.0010 44-23-C4-01937.0010 SW 11TH AVE; $420,000; 22-44-23-C2-04458.0160 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/08/2011; LARABA SHAWN M + JANEL M; RESIDENTIAL; 1408 NW 33RD AVE; $6,800; 06- COMMERCIAL; 717 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- NY; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 922 NE 13TH 44-23-C2-04270.0500 44-23-C4-01937.0030 ST; $65,000; 06-44-24-C1-02073.0030 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/17/2011; AJ PROPERTIES III LLC; IL; MULTI- RESIDENTIAL; 1049 NW 37TH PL; $6,800; 06-44- COMMERCIAL; 711 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- FAMILY LESS THAN 10; 1506/1508 SE 1ST PL; 23-C4-04208.0250 44-23-C4-01937.0050 $60,000; 24-44-23-C4-01006.0030 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 1002 NE 8TH PL; $3,200; 06-44-24- COMMERCIAL; 705 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 931 TROPICANA PKWY C4-02052.0260 44-23-C4-01937.0090 W; $78,200; 03-44-23-C3-02840.0630 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 1904 SW 10TH TER; $4,500; 21-44- COMMERCIAL; 701 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 209 SW 25TH PL; 23-C2-06035.0300 44-23-C4-01937.0110 $78,200; 17-44-23-C2-03924.0130 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 318 NE 25TH TER; $11,200; 25-43- COMMERCIAL; 629 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 4137 NE 14TH PL; 23-C4-02353.0380 44-23-C4-01937.0140 $78,200; 18-43-24-C2-05736.0190 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 2937 NW 6TH PL; $14,800; 26-43- COMMERCIAL; 623 SW 3RD TER; $230,000; 14- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1802 NE 35TH ST; 23-C1-02830.0030 44-23-C4-01937.0170 $78,200; 20-43-24-C1-05643.0110 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 2832 NW 25TH TER; $11,200; 29- COMMERCIAL; 628 SW 3RD ST; $230,000; 14-44- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2417 NW 7TH PL; 43-23-C4-06180.0020 23-C4-01937.0610 $78,200; 26-43-23-C4-02807.0090 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/22/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; RESIDENTIAL; 1905 NE 17TH AVE; $11,200; 32- COMMERCIAL; 702 SW 3RD ST; $230,000; 14-44- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2417 NW 7TH PL; $3,000; 43-24-C4-02201.0170 23-C4-01937.0670 26-43-23-C4-02807.0090 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/23/2011; NGUYEN DUNG + YEN; DE; SIN- RESIDENTIAL; 1714 NW 10TH AVE; $3,200; 34- COMMERCIAL; 708 SW 3RD ST; $230,000; 14-44- GLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 137 SW 12TH ST; 43-23-C3-02930.0290 23-C4-01937.0690 $103,500; 23-44-23-C2-01965.0560 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 08/26/2011; PERONA STEPHANE +; FRANCE; RESIDENTIAL; 2132 NW 7TH AVE; $6,600; 35-43- COMMERCIAL; 714 SW 3RD ST; $230,000; 14-44- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2319 NE 5TH TER; 23-C1-02731.0280 23-C4-01937.0720 $32,000; 08-44-24-C2-01527.0680 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT 03/11/2011; CLARK TIMOTHY +; FL; VACANT 09/07/2011; BECKMAN WILLIAM R + NANCY J; RESIDENTIAL; 1805 NE 7TH PL; $3,300; 36-43-23- COMMERCIAL; 720 SW 3RD ST; $230,000; 14-44- CA; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1737 NE JUANITA C3-02101.0690 23-C4-01937.0750 PL; $32,000; 36-43-23-C4-02489.0250 09/16/2011; GARRIDO MARIA; FL; SINGLE 05/20/2011; ENTRUST FREEDOM LLC; FL; 09/09/2011; ZADOO PROPERTIES LLC; FL; FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 2213 SW 3RD AVE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1546 ANDALUSIA VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1210 NW 41ST PL; $44,900; 26-44-23-C3-03038.0070 BLVD; $36,000; 31-43-24-C4-02100.0410 $4,100; 01-44-22-C2-05230.0470 09/16/2011; MILES ROBERT +; ON; SINGLE 05/20/2011; ENTRUST FREEDOM LLC; FL; 09/12/2011; WOHLERDT JENS + BEATE; FL; FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1408 SE 5TH PL; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1548 ANDALUSIA CONDOMINIUM; 4912 VINCENNES ST #201; $116,000; 24-44-23-C3-01012.0060 BLVD; $36,000; 31-43-24-C4-02100.0420 $68,400; 18-45-24-C1-00300.2010 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS LLC; DE; 05/20/2011; ESSEX MICHAEL J + KAREN C +; 09/13/2011; BARBOUR ENTERPRISES LP 1; FL; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2214 NE 15TH LN; FL; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2496 HOPEFIELD CT; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 127 SW 22ND ST; $49,700; 05-44-24-C2-03515.0220 $161,900; 29-44-23-C2-00527.0140 $123,500; 26-44-23-C3-03037.0390 07/05/2011; LAROCCA JOSEPH M; NY; SINGLE 09/13/2011; REUBEN VIVIAN B +; FL; SINGLE See PROPERTY TRANSFERS, page 4B FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 2631 SW 46TH TER; FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 4510 SW 5TH AVE; $216,100; 08-45-23-C3-04989.0410 $299,000; 11-45-23-C4-01733.0290 07/11/2011; BOGAR WILLIAM D + CATHERINE 09/14/2011; WEISEMAN ALICE L TR; IN; SIN- M; FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1145 SW GLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1427 NE 43RD LN; 42ND ST; $115,000; 10-45-23-C1-03317.0510 $87,200; 18-43-24-C2-05732.0410 Walk-through 07/27/2011; LAND INVESTOR CORPORATION; 09/15/2011; GREEN DUSTIN C; FL; SINGLE From page 1B FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 1314 SW FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 208 SW 19TH ST; 34TH TER; $420,000; 03-45-23-C1-03256.0050 $180,000; 26-44-23-C2-03097.0030 Generally, the lender makes no representations as to 09/16/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; VACANT the actual condition of the property at the time of clos- ing. When conducting home inspections, it is important to hire a licensed inspector. Depending on the visual condition of the property, the extent of the inspection boundaries should be evident. I hope this information is helpful. It is not intended to be a legal opinion, nor should this information be relied upon. If you do not understand the contract you are about to enter, please seek legal advice. Mario is a broker associate with Realty World Florida, Inc. Mr. D’Artagnan is a former investigator for the Florida Real Estate Commission. He is also a former real estate instructor. Mr. D’Artagnan is a published author and has been a keynote speaker on the subject of agency law. Mario is also a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. For questions or comments contact Mr. D’Artagnan at: [email protected] or call 239-565-4445. Page 3B CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 Page 4B Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

PETS OF THE WEEK October “Fall in Love” Adoption Promotion: Half off the regular adoption fee for all pets! ∫ Puppies - $47.50 (regularly $95) 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through ∫ Kittens - $37.50* (regularly $75) Saturday. The shelter is located at 5600 ∫ Adult Dogs - $37.50 (regularly $75) Banner Drive, Fort Myers, next to the Lee ∫ Adult Cats - $25* (regularly $50) County Sheriff’s Office, off Six Mile Senior Pets (6 years & older) - $12.50 Cypress Parkway. (regularly $25) All adoptions include spay/neuter *Kittens and cats are always 2 for 1 surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, For information about this week’s pets, rabies vaccination and county license if Dawn (ID #:509777) is a brown Little Lady (ID # 518600) is a tan, call 533-7387 (LEE-PETS) or log on to 3 months or older, flea treatment, tiger, 4-month-old, female, domes- 2-year-old, female, hound mix. Animal Services website at worming, heartworm test for dogs 6 tic short hair. She is described as She is described as a “little lady” www.LeeLostPets.com. When calling, months & over, feline aids & leukemia playful, active, very affectionate who is active and loves playing. please refer to the animal’s ID number. test for cats, training DVD, 10 day and gets along with other cats. She is also smart and attentive. The website updates every hour so you health guarantee, and a bag of Science Adoption fee: $37.50 during will be able to see if these or any other Diet pet food. Adoption fee: $37.50 during pets are still available. The adoption package is valued at October’s “Fall in Love” adoption October’s “Fall in Love” Adoption The shelter is open for adoptions from $500. promotion. promotion.

PROPERTY TRANSFERS From page 2B INGER; FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESI- 09/21/2011; RAYMOND O GAR- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 4127 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS DENTIAL; 2216 SE 18TH AVE; CIA INC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY RESI- 36TH PL; $55,100; 18-43-23-C1- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $321,000; 29-44-24-C4-05377.0510 DENTIAL; 113 NW 8TH PL; $82,500; 05538.0180 1512 NW 38TH AVE; $49,700; 06-44- 09/21/2011; A SCHULTZ INVEST- 10-44-23-C3-03645.0220 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 23-C1-04241.0370 MENTS LLC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY 09/22/2011; LAND INVESTORS VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 4210 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL; 113 NE 11TH TER; CORPORATION; SWITZERLAND; 34TH TER; $55,100; 24-43-22-C3- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $50,000; 01-44-23-C4-02442.0330 VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1619 NE 05441.0330 336 NW 6TH AVE; $49,700; 11-44-23- 09/21/2011; A SCHULTZ INVEST- 36TH LN; $8,000; 20-43-24-C1- 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; C1-02597.0370 MENTS LLC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY 05597.0280 VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 4602 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL; 1121 NW 9TH ST; 09/22/2011; WAINWRIGHT 34TH TER; $55,100; 24-43-22-C4- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $55,000; 03-44-23-C3-02856.0730 HAROLD L + JANICE S; FL; SINGLE 05432.0050 330 SE 47TH ST; $49,700; 12-45-23- 09/21/2011; A SCHULTZ INVEST- FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; 2703 SE 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; C4-00227.0150 MENTS LLC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY 24TH CT; $550,000; 33-44-24-C1- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 4513 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL; 4347 SW 19TH PL; 01236.0120 34TH ST; $55,100; 24-43-22-C4- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $80,000; 09-45-23-C3-04753.0090 09/23/2011; ANDERSON WIN- 05432.0480 3442 NW 18TH TER; $49,700; 31-43- 09/21/2011; A SCHULTZ INVEST- STON; MD; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 23-C3-04288.0010 MENTS LLC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY 907 NE 15TH TER; $20,000; 06-44-24- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 3424 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL; 503 NE 6TH PL; C1-02067.0030 45TH PL; $55,100; 24-43-22-C4- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $50,000; 12-44-23-C2-02380.0130 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 05434.0450 1924 NW 15TH PL; $49,700; 34-43- 09/21/2011; A SCHULTZ INVEST- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 813 NW 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 23-C1-02942.B060 MENTS LLC; FL; SINGLE FAMILY 37TH PL; $55,100; 06-44-23-C4- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2912 NW 09/19/2011; HANCOCK BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL; 1423 NW 20TH ST; 04205.0070 5TH PL; $55,100; 26-43-23-C1- LLC; DE; VACANT RESIDENTIAL; $55,000; 34-43-23-C1-02944.0250 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 02828.0330 4202 NW 22ND TER; $49,700; 36-43- 09/21/2011; LAUDEL LINDA VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 317 NW 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 22-C2-05280.0050 MARIE TR +; OH; SINGLE FAMILY 12TH PL; $55,100; 10-44-23-C4- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2525 SW 09/20/2011; JEANCLER RESIDENTIAL; 5715 YARDARM CT; 03674.0380 26TH AVE; $55,100; 32-44-23-C2- STEPHANE; FRANCE; VACANT RES- $900,000; 21-45-23-C1-00102.0520 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 05979.0100 IDENTIAL; 2901 NW 3RD TER; 09/21/2011; NOORMOHAMMED VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 1736 SW 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; $27,800; 08-44-23-C4-04009.0480 MEHFUZA; TX; SINGLE FAMILY 4TH ST; $55,100; 16-44-23-C3- VACANT RESIDENTIAL; 2127 SW 09/20/2011; SUNDI RUNE + RESIDENTIAL; 22 SE 20TH CT; 03681.0010 28TH TER; $55,100; 33-44-23-C1- $99,900; 17-44-24-C2-01349.0390 09/23/2011; AQ FL LAND LLC; FL; 05895.0590

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Central Cape Coral townhouse, meeting should contact the City to appeal any decision made by 2BR/2BA, 1600SF, just remodeled, Clerk no later than 4:00 p.m. on the City Council at that meeting Rental Sharing new paint, new floor, central heat & Lots For Sale CITY LEGALS the day prior to the meeting. will need a record of proceedings, air, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, and that, for such purpose, subject Cape Coral- Room for rent, pre- Recently Foreclosed, Special NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC person may need to ensure that a ferred male, own refrigerator & washer/dryer hook-up. $650/month. Financing Available, Any Credit, City Clerk verbatim record of the proceed- internet access, shared bath- Pets allowed. Call (239) 898-1752 Any Income, Vacant Lot, located at The Council of the CITY OF CAPE Breeze: ings is made, which record room. $400/mo., includes utilities. 1921 SW 4th St., Cape Coral, CORAL hereby gives notice of its Publish date: 10/27/11 includes the testimony and evi- Close to shopping. Call (239) 822- FIRST MONTH FREE. Fort Myers, $9900. Visit intent to enact Ordinance #49-11 dence upon which the appeal is to 3150 Sunterra Apartments, 3541 Evans. www.roselandco.com/9UC, – AN ORDINANCE AMENDING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING be based. 2BR $600., 3BR $700. available Drive by then call (866) 249-0680 ORDINANCE 115-08, WHICH now. On-site laundry, pool, close to APPROVED A PLANNED The Council of the CITY OF CAPE In accordance with Section 286.26, shopping. $99. security. (239) 936- DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN CORAL hereby gives notice of its Florida Statutes, persons with dis- Rooms For Rent THE CITY OF CAPE CORAL, 6865 EHO For Sale By Owner intent to enact Ordinance #61-11 abilities needing special accom- Cape Coral SW- Furnished, A/C, FLORIDA ENTITLED “SHOPS AT – AN ORDINANCE APPROVING modations to participate in this use of kitchen, utilities all includ- Ft. Myers- Wiskey Creek Villa. SKYLINE” FOR CERTAIN PROP- A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT meeting should contact the City ed. $100. per week. Call (917) 607- 2BR/2BA, den, 2 car garage, ERTY DESCRIBED AS LOTS 22 PROJECT IN THE CITY OF Clerk no later than 4:00 p.m. on 0845 enclosed lanai, all appliances, com- THROUGH 53, INCLUSIVE, CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA ENTI- the day prior to the meeting. TOGETHER WITH THAT POR- munity pool. New tile & window dec- TLED “DIPLOMAT COMMERCE Del Prado and Viscaya corner. TION OF A 20 FOOT ALLEY PARK” FOR CERTAIN PROPER- Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC oration. $1100/mo. includes cable. Upscale, nicely furnished room and RIGHT OF WAY; ALL LYING IN TY DESCRIBED AS A PARCEL City Clerk Call (239) 267-4519 bath. Color TV, pool, spa, fireplace. BLOCK 4427, CAPE CORAL OF LAND LYING IN THE NORTH- Breeze: UNIT 63, AS MORE PARTICU- WEST AND SOUTHWEST Publish date: 10/27/11 Share this house, all included. LARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; $150./week. Call (239) 574-8534, Cape Coral- Assisted living, QUARTERS OF SECTION 33, The City of Cape Coral will receive PROPERTY LOCATED TOWNSHIP 43 SOUTH, RANGE (239) 770-1703 Leave message and Homes For Rent approved for 6 residential living. 6- BETWEEN SKYLINE BOULE- bids for the City Complex Public bedrooms, 4.5-baths, den, sprinkler 24 EAST, LEE COUNTY, FLORI- Works Renovation Phase 1 phone number VARD AND SW 8TH PLACE DA, AS MORE PARTICULARLY Cape Coral- Annual & Vacation system and alarm, handicapped SOUTH OF TRAFALGAR PARK- Electrical Mechanical, ITB- PW11- accessibility. Assessments paid. DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT “A”; 2/GL_. Detailed specifications Rentals Available. Call for locations WAY; GRANTING EXPANSION PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH & more info. Blue Sky Realty (239) $245,000. Below market value. OF THE DEVELOPMENT AREA; and instructions for submitting a Apartments & Duplexes For Rent (239) 297-5400, (754) 484-0169 OF DIPLOMAT PARKWAY EAST, 573-1239. Or visit us at GRANTING A VACATION OF Bid may be obtained: in person EAST OF NE 24TH AVENUE, from the City of Cape Coral, www.blueskybuilders.net PLAT FOR A TWENTY (20) SOUTH OF LITTLETON ROAD FOOT WIDE ALLEY AND Procurement Division, 1015 APTS/EFFS Cape Coral home for rent. 1626 NE AND WEST OF CORBETT Cultural Park Blvd., Second Floor, SOUTH CAPE UNDERLYING AND ADJOINING ROAD; GRANTING SUBDIVI- 36th Terrace, newly renovated. EASEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN Cape Coral, FL 33990; 1734 CAPE CORAL 3/2/2, great room, open kitchen, SION; GRANTING A SPECIAL www.demandstar.com or by mail PARKWAY EAST EXHIBITS “B” AND “C”; GRANTI- EXCEPTION USE TO ALLOW A granite counters. $850. month, NG LANDSCAPE DEVIATIONS request 239-574-0831 (recipient’s $90.00/WEEK & UP $1000. security. Call (239) 810-9377 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING account required for overnight (239) 542-8747 TO ALLOW THE PROJECT TO PLANT IN A COMMERCE PARK DEVELOP WITHOUT A mail). BIDS MUST BE DATE Cape Coral SW, beautiful waterfront, OVERLAY (CPO) ZONE; STAMPED AT THE OFFICE OF Ft. Myers- Close to beaches, newer REQUIRED WALL AND ALLOW GRANTING A SPECIAL EXCEP- Gulf access, dock and lift, heated home off McGregor, Calusa Palms LESS THAN THE REQUIRED THE PROCUREMENT DIVISION CAPE CORAL pool, jacuzzi, 3BR/2BA/2Car, tile TION USE TO ALLOW ESSEN- NO LATER THAN 1:30PM ON gated community. 3BR/2BA, open TREES AND SHRUBS IN THE TIAL SERVICE FACILITIES - APTS/DUPLEX throughout, hurricane shutters, walk- floor plan. Clubhouse, tennis, pool, BUFFER YARD ALONG THE Wednesday, November 30, 2011. 614 SE 47th ST GROUP I IN A CORRIDOR BIDS PRESENTED AFTER THAT ing distance to Library/ Wal-Mart, exercise room. Six car parking. WESTERN PROPERTY LINE; (CORR) ZONE; GRANTING A EFFICIENCY, $425. $1090/month. (239) 233-3405 $192,500. (239) 898-7270 GRANTING AMENDMENT OF TIME WILL BE REFUSED. The Includes water/elec SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE TO time indicated on the date stamp MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN; ALLOW CHEMICAL AND ALLIED allocation. Cape Coral SW, newer 3/2/2 PROVIDING FOR FINDINGS OF machine located in the 1020 SE 11th TER PRODUCT MANUFACTURING - Procurement Division is consid- w/garage door opener, tile/wood FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF GROUP I IN A CORRIDOR 4-PLEX, 2/2/1, $659. floors throughout, in desirable neigh- Cape Coral Homes LAW; PROVIDING FOR ACTION ered the official time. It is the 3713 SW SANTA BARBARA PL (CORR) OR COMMERCE PARK borhood, close to everything, tiled ON REQUEST AND CONDI- responsibility of the Vendor to 3/2/1 DUPLEX $750. OVERLAY (CPO) ZONE; ensure all Bids, Quotes, or lanai, nice yard, $895/month. TIONS OF APPROVAL; PROVID- GRANTING A DEVIATION TO 4025 SE 19th PL #210 ING FOR LEGAL EFFECT AND Proposals are actually received by 2/2, FURNISHED CONDO, Available now. (239) 945-2485, ALLOW A MINIMUM OF A 10 the Purchasing Division by the LIMITATIONS OF THIS PDP ACRE TRACT FOR RESIDEN- POOL, GULF ACCESS, (239) 565-7937 DEVELOPMENT ORDER AND submission deadline. $850. TIAL DEVELOPMENT; GRANTI- Procurement is not responsible for ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIRE- NG MASTER PLAN APPROVAL DONALD HINDLE Fort Myers, MENTS; PROVIDING SEVER- late mail or overnight deliveries.” VIN-STARR REALTY LLC 284 Miramar Road, FOR PURPOSES OF DEVELOP- ABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE MENT PLAN APPROVAL PUR- (239) 850-8160 large 1BR/1BA, DATE. MANDATORY PRE-BID – ON-SITE WWW.VINSTARR single family home, Cape SE, Gulf Access, 3/2/2, new SUANT TO SECTION 4.2 OF NOVEMBER 9, 2011 @ 10:00AM central air and heat, roof and tile, freshly painted. Huge THE CITY OF CAPE CORAL (Interested firms must attend the lanai, fenced, good elevation at 11.8’ The public hearing is scheduled for LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT Cape Coral duplex, immaculate 3/2 refrigerator, glasstop, Monday, November 14, 2011 in Pre-Bid in order to submit a bid dishwasher, microwave, (no flood zone), dock, 1-bridge to REGULATIONS; PROVIDING and be considered for with garage, 1700SF, all appliances, river, $199,000. (239) 247-0869 Council Chambers at City Hall, FOR FINDINGS OF FACT AND W/D, ceiling fans in all room, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, the program). including washer/dryer, tile, quiet $600./month, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW; PRO- neighborhood, close to shopping, during regular Council session VIDING FOR ACTION ON (786) 537-9366 beginning at 5:00 p.m. By Order of the City Manager $800/month. Small pet accepted REQUEST AND CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL; PROVIDING with deposit. For information (239) Copies of this Ordinance may be Rebecca van Deutekom, City Clerk FOR LEGAL EFFECT AND LIMI- Advertise: October 25, 2011 549-4743 Fort Myers, obtained from the City Clerk’s TATIONS OF THIS PDP DEVEL- 3939 Seminole Ave., Cape, NE, 4-plex. 1bedroom, 1bath Office during normal office hours OPMENT ORDER AND ADMIN- 4BR/2BA, single family, at City Hall for a nominal fee. ISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS; with washer, dryer. $495. month. central A/C and heat, Interested parties may appear at First qualified tenant receives $50. PROVIDING SEVERABILITY ceiling fans, the meeting and be heard with AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. CAPE CORAL gift card. Month to month okay. Joe tile floors, respect to the proposed ordi- (786) 417-4329 or (305) 253-7999 freshly painted, nance. Any person who decides The public hearing is scheduled for fenced yard, to appeal any decision made by BREEZE Monday, November 28, 2011 in Cape, Pine Island Road area, not quiet neighborhood, the City Council at that meeting Council Chambers at City Hall, in forclosure. 2/1, large unit, tile, close to downtown, will need a record of proceedings, 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Looking for a home appliances including washer, $800./month, and that, for such purpose, subject during regular Council session in Cape Coral? dryer. Nice duplexes Figuera/ (786) 537-9366 person may need to ensure that a beginning at 5:00 p.m. Visit Ortiz area. Section 8 welcome. verbatim record of the proceed- ings is made, which record $550. month. (330) 219-3097 Copies of this Ordinance may be Mobile Homes For Rent includes the testimony and evi- obtained from the City Clerk’s PropertiesinSWFL Cape, SW waterfront, 2bedroom, dence upon which the appeal is to Office during normal office hours .com be based. 2bath large duplex, 1car garage. NFM, 8066 Hart Drive, small 2/2, at City Hall for a nominal fee. Interested parties may appear at Great location near Shopping, appliances, screened porch, large In accordance with Section 286.26, Your Local Real lot, carport. $525/mo. plus electric. the meeting and be heard with schools, etc. $600. month. Call (239) Florida Statutes, persons with dis- respect to the proposed ordi- Estate Solution. 481-1245 (239) 910-5008, or (330) 650-0189 abilities needing special accom- nance. Any person who decides modations to participate in this LIFESTYLES CAPE CORAL BREEZE SATURDAY,OCTOBER 29, 2011 5 Awakening questions about our spirutal lives Saturn and Neptune do a dance to awak- en new questions about our spiritual lives. Religion and spirituality are supposed to fit together in one neat package, though that’s not always the case. Sometimes what hap- pens in a place of worship doesn’t fall into the category of goodness, and great love is often demonstrated in the most unlikely places.

ARIES (March 21- April 19). Discussions about money will serve to point out the PHOTO PROVIDED complexi- ties of a Books are all lined up and ready for sale during one of the previous Fall Book Sales at the Cape Coral relationship. Library. The dollars and cents are not the Holiday Mathis real issue; Friends of the Cape Library the effort that goes into making getting ready for Fall Book Sale HOROSCOPES them is. September and November at 10 a.m. BY HOLIDAY TAU- The next meeting will be held Nov. 12 RUS (April Annual event to be held Nov. 17-19 and Lee County Commissioner Tammy 20-May 20). By MEGHAN McCOY because members wanted the “library Hall will be the guest speaker. Annual Trust your own creative spirit. If you don’t, memberships are $10 for individuals, you cannot inspire others to be creative. [email protected] to grow into a mighty oak.” The library eventually moved to its new location in $15 for a family, $50 for Civic Sometimes you feel tapped out of ideas, but The Friends of the Cape Coral 1987 on Southwest 39th Terrace. Benefactor and $100 for Corporate more will come later, after you’ve rested Library is gearing up for its biggest “We are one of the largest and Benefactor. and done a little exploring. fund-raiser — the Fall Book Sale — to be held the third week of November. biggest libraries,” Novander said. Fund-raising continued after the The Friends of the Cape Coral name changed to provide additional GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Some will “It’s the best sale in Lee County,” said Paula Novander, president of the Library eventually formed and today funding for the library, so the group lead you to believe that you should protect has 200 members. Friends of the could continue to hold children, teen yourself. Consider that your own good Friends of Cape Coral Library. “It is the biggest book sale right now.” Library is a national organization. and adult programs for the community. karma may be the best protection you could The members meet on the third have right now. When in doubt, just give. The Little Acorns began holding fund-raisers for the library in 1972 Saturday in January, March, May, See SALE, page 8B CANCER (June 22-July 22). Maneuvering by your instincts, you’ll have to differentiate between your hunches and your fears. These messages land differently in your body. Listen to your body. It’s a cool time to plant some herbs LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You need your By H.I. Jean Shields freedom, and this extends to matters of Special to The Breeze GARDEN CLUB OF CAPE CORAL finance. Your commitments to others may This change in the weather is the best create a financial limitation that you didn’t for starting some herbs in a pot or in the You will need to keep clipping and snip- freezing up as we move into the colder sea- expect. You might rethink your financial soil. Most of them love the sun; some will ping on these herbs to keep them busy and son. We are right now only getting a whiff plan. need more water than others and all of fresh. That is why I have them on the of cool, low humidity weather. We will be them are more resistant to insects and dis- kitchen counter. If they do get too long and swinging back and forth for a few more VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You’ll lis- ease than veggies and flowers. Temps straggly, just cut them back they will be weeks. ten more than talk. After you’ve heard what under 50 degrees are not welcome. You fine. I saw some neighbors this afternoon, your colleagues, friends and loved ones can cover plants or take them inside garage. Once in awhile we do hit 30 degrees nice bulky sweatshirts on, with shorts and have to say, you’ll see the world as it is and It’s hard to find a sunny window with a during the next few months. These herbs bare feet walking around cold driveways not as you wish it would be. This point of large window ledge to set a big pot of should withstand that low temperature for and sidewalks. Only in Florida. view will empower you. herbs. one or two nights. You can lightly cover I am always cutting off a 1 or 2-inch tip They do not like the humidity and all the them with some newspaper or a light sheet. of my Greek oregano (Origanum spp). This LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Reading is torrential rains. Read your plant tags to Remove the cover as soon as possible in the is a bright green with white edges plant. favored. Follow your interest, and you’ll understand which ones like a little more morning. You would do that with anything The leaves are kind of fuzzy. moisture than others. If you do not cook fill in some holes of knowledge you were you need to cover. They make a nice “give-away.” I usual- much nowadays, like me, grow a nice pot missing. With this little bit of learning, you I have spent a few hours every winter in ly set mine in water a couple of days, repot of herbs on lanai for looks and scents. sunny Florida making newspaper caps and in loose soil that is nice and damp, at the will understand what you need to do for My favorites, rosemary, basil and Greek maximum efficiency. covers for tomato and pepper plants and a time of planting. You do not need to satu- oregano, are more apt to be found lying on few flowers that I did not want to replace rate the new transplant but it needs to be my kitchen counter than cooking on the because of a cold breeze. Cold winds are moist for a week or two until it starts to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). It is stove. The basils come in several colors tempting to stay in the dark about certain worse than low temps. form roots. Put it right back in a sunny spot. and flavors. Oreganos the same. Rosemary Roses do fine covered up overnight. I matters of finance. Just because you con- The wet soil needs the sun right away. pretty much the same but they will grow use newspaper wrapped like a tent and Basil likes a little afternoon shade dur- front reality doesn’t mean you will auto- tall and stately among the lower herbs held together with clothespins. When you ing the hot summer sun months but that matically know the right action to take. But which will cascade over the edges of con- do it just right you will have this big cone time is passing now so should do well. A your odds will certainly be increased. tainers. of newspaper you can just widen the bot- nice healthy rosemary plant will even pro- Those three herbs grow well together, tom as you put it on and off. vide a little shade anyway. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). and make a striking container on the lania You must go all the way to the ground There is another way to plant herbs. Family and friends will let down their or the front entry. Just remember they need with coverage on a rose bush. That is called mound planting. You laye guard around you, as they can trust you to sun and good drainage. Something in a pot you can cheat a little soil, compost, a little slow release sprin- bring harmony to their world. In this way, The one of those three that likes to be because of the soil and pot fending off the kling of fertilizer, or wonderful worm cast- you contribute to world peace. the most dry is the rosemary. Just mound it cold. I know roses are not herbs, but are up a little into the middle of the pot and do special to me. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You not drown the basil and oregano. More about ways to keep things from See HERBS, page 7B may have to bribe yourself in order to get yourself to complete a certain tedious task. Whatever works. But definitely follow through with whatever treats and rewards The benefits of message therapy you promise yourself along the way. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: ANSWER: AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). I’d like your This doesn’t apply to you, Hypertrophic opinion on the benefits of massage. I’m 42 R.G., but it applies to those cardiomyopathy is enlarge- Appearances are important to you, though and play sports year-round at a pretty com- whose arm or leg is swollen ment of the left ventricle’s you must be careful not to judge a scene — petitive level. In this past year, I have had after surgery in which lymph muscle. The left ventricle is or a person, for that matter — merely on to drag myself to keep playing. I felt tired nodes had to be removed. the main pumping chamber, looks. There is much going on under the out and ached in many places. Lymph fluid comes from the the one that gets blood into the surface, especially these days. Someone suggested massage to me. I circulation and bathes all body aorta and the whole body. The tried it. It worked. I’m a new person since tissues and organs. It returns enlarged muscle frequently PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You getting two massages a week. When I tell via lymph vessels, which act interferes with the pumping of won’t wake up feeling like you’re “in the this to people, many of them say it’s all in like vacuum hoses. They suc- blood out of the heart. zone.” That is a state you must cultivate, my head; it isn’t. tion up lymph fluid and return I don’t mean to make you and cultivated it you will. You’ll repeat an Do you believe massage could do this it to the circulation. When nervous, but sudden death action until you’ve mastered it. much for me? lymph nodes are removed and from heart malfunction is a — R.G. lymph vessels disrupted, an possibility of this condition. TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Oct. 29). arm or leg swells. Massage Dr. Donohue You are 82. You have had You’ll embark on a challenging journey ANSWER: I believe you, and I believe therapists, trained in tech- this problem for a long time. with no guarantee of success and will love in massage. They’ve helped me to get over niques to mobilize this fluid, Nothing bad has happened. where it takes you. December brings a per- sore muscles many times. are able to greatly reduce such O OUR You are quite active in play- sonal triumph. In January, you’ll learn to Massage is a scientific way to manipu- swelling and allow the affected T Y ing tennis four times a week. use new tools to get what you want. You’ll late the body’s soft tissues, which include arm or leg to move with GOOD Not many people are able to enjoy your role in a close-knit group in muscles and ligaments. It increases circula- greater freedom. do that at 82. Your doctor has March. February shows you investing and tion, which carries away pain-promoting HEALTH OK’d your tennis playing. I making quick money. Gemini and Cancer byproducts generated from work or exer- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I don’t believe you are in any people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: cise. It relaxes muscles and ligaments. It am an 82-year-old female and danger from cardiomyopathy. 5, 25, 49, 10 and 15. increases joints’ range of motion. have had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy for I have to admire what you do. Massage has been demonstrated to a long time. I play tennis four times week- This heart problem doesn’t get If you would like to write to Holiday relieve back pain that doesn’t arise from ly. My cardiologist gave me strict rules to less serious as time goes by. It often wors- Mathis, please go to www.creators.com any structural changes to the back. Ten drink fluids when I play and to play with ens. That appears to not be happening to and click on “Write the Author” on the weeks of two massages a week have been common sense. you. Holiday Mathis page, or you may send her shown to improve such back pain. Does this heart problem get less serious a postcard in the mail. To find out more People ought to seek a therapist who is as time goes by? I have never had any faint- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My husband about Holiday Mathis and read her past certified. Many states (I don’t know about ing spells or felt like fainting. and I read your column every day. We are columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web provinces) require that massage therapists — M.L. page at www.creators.com. be licensed. See MASSAGE, page 7B Page 6B Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

RELIGION NOTES Cape Baptist Church 6 p.m. — Evening worship Cape Baptist Church is looking for- Angela Proia weds Raul Garcia ∫ Wednesday— 7 p.m. Bible study ward to hearing from Pastor Jim and prayer/children and youth activities Scudder Jr. He is seen regularly with his Michael and Cindy For more information call 239-772- father, Dr. James A. Scudder, on the Proia of Cape Coral 1400. Victory in Grace television broadcast. announce the marriage of Pastor Scudder Jr. has been doing a their daughter, Angela Healing Prayer Afghan five-part series on Prophecy and Nicole Proia, to Raul Omar Revelation the past Sunday and again Garcia on Saturday, Oct. 8, Ministry this Sunday, Oct. 30, at both the 11 a.m. 2011. The wedding and A Life In Christ invites all knitting or and 6 p.m. services. . reception were held at The crocheting prayer warriors in Cape Cape Baptist is located at 435 S.E. Forest in south Fort Myers. Coral to join our Healing Prayer Afghan 10th Terrace, Cape Coral. For more The bridesmaids wore Ministry Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. information, contact the church at 242- persimmon-colored dresses HPA knits and crochets 6-inch x 6-inch 8022. www.capebaptist.org. and the groomsmen wore or 8-inch x 8-inch afghan squares that dark brown tuxedos. are pieced together into afghans that are Kristina Proia, sister of given away freely to the ill or grieving. Cape Christian the bride, was maid of Only 100 percent Acrylic 4-ply medium Fellowship honor while Casey Green, worsted weight yarn (washable, fade best friend of the groom, This weekend Pastor Wes Furlong PHOTO PROVIDED resistant, mothproof) is used. Volun- was his best man. continues the new series “Restored” Angela and Raul Garcia teers pray for the healing, comfort, with the message “Moving Beyond Angela graduated from financial peace and salvation of each Pain.” Contemporary worship gather- the University of South Florida in 2008, with a bachelor’s degree in elementary afghan recipient. ings are Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday education and currently works as a first grade teacher at Sulfur Springs Elementary Anyone with even beginning knit- with a traditional service at 8:30, and School in Tampa. Raul graduated from the University of South Florida in 2010 contemporary services at 9:45 and with his master’s degree in educational leadership and is a behavior specialist at See RELIGION NOTES, page 8B 11:15 a.m. Sulfur Springs Elementary School in Tampa. During worship gatherings, Bugz The couple will live in Riverview, Fla. Landing is a safe and caring place for Church Events infants through Pre-K5 and Kidz Street supervised “trick or treating” experience The study meets Tuesday mornings is open for K-Grade 5 (8:30 a.m., serv- for all children at Trunk or Treat on from 9-11 or Tuesday evenings from 7- ice only provides childcare for 0-2 years Monday, Oct. 31. Join the congregation 9 at Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Bethany Lutheran old). Energy is a class for middle school for Halloween fun with music, games, 701 Mohawk Parkway, in Cape Coral. rummage sale students during worship gatherings each snow cones, popcorn, and plenty of There is a complete nursery and chil- weekend. Bethany Lutheran Church and Pre- candy. It’s all free, from 6 until 8 p.m. dren’s program, including home-school- school of North Fort Myers will be Middle school students are invited to at the church and Veterans Park. ers for morning session only. Energy every Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. sponsoring a Huge Rummage Sale Foundations Early Learning Center The fall session ends on Nov. 15. For Saturday, Oct. 29, at Guardian High school students are invited to provides childcare, preschool and after- more information, call 239-549-5556. Awakening every Wednesday from Storage and Moving, 2590 N. school care for children from infants to 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tamiami Trail (old U.S. 41), starting 8 years old in a brand new facility as Cape Christian Preschool offers edu- at 8 a.m. part of the growing family and youth First Baptist Church cational programs for children ages 2-5. First Baptist Church of Cape Coral is Proceeds will be used for special programs at Cape Coral First United It is a VPK provider, and accepts offering several community outreach projects related to the church and Methodist Church. The preschool’s school-ready students. For more infor- meetings each week. All meetings are school. For additional information, mation or to schedule a tour, call 772- website is www.foundationselc.org and open to the public and are held on the contact Ruth Ladner at 941-505- 5781. has information on programs, curricu- First Baptist Church Campus at 4117 8832. Cape Christian Fellowship is located lum, and educational philosophy. It Coronado Parkway, Cape Coral. at 2110 Chiquita Blvd., South, 1/3 mile offers small class sizes with an experi- Included weekly are the following: King’s Way north of Veteran’s Parkway. For more enced staff and affordable rates. A dis- ∫ Sundays at 5:30 p.m.: AA information visit www.cape- count is available for children of “first Meeting Christian Center christian.com or call 772-5683 responders” (police, fire, EMT) as well ∫ Tuesdays: Al-Anon, all welcome; King’s Way Christian Center’s as Lee County teachers. Come visit or 10 a.m.: beginners meeting Annual “BIG TOP” Family Fall Cape Coral First United tour the facility and meet Director Mary 10:30 a.m.: regular meeting Festival will be held Monday, Oct. Richardson. For information, contact ∫ Wednesdays at 8 p.m.: Al-Anon 31, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. There will be Methodist Church [email protected] or call men’s meeting and lots of candy, games, prizes and fun Cape Coral First United Methodist 239-542-4051. 8 p.m. Al-Anon, women’s meeting for the whole family. Church’s new sermon series is “Biblical Cape Coral First is located at 4118 ∫ Saturdays at 8:30 a.m.: Weight The event is free event — all are Wisdom for Challenging Economic Coronado Parkway, Cape Coral. Phone Watcher welcome! Times.” How did we get where we are 239-542-4051. www.capecoral- For more information call First King’s Way Christian Center is with our economy? What are the real first.org. Sunday services are at 8:45 Baptist Church at 542-3703. located at 2016 Kismet Parkway spiritual reasons underneath our prob- a.m. — traditional service, and 11 a.m. East, Cape Coral. lems? What can we do about them? Our — casual service. Come as you are! Call 239-458-2700 or check us life’s mission surely isn’t about how Grace Baptist Church out at www.mykingsway.org much stuff we have — we need to Evangelical Grace Baptist Church of Cape Coral recover why we were created and what will be meeting in a new location. Join St. Andrew should really be our priorities. How can Presbyterian Church us for services at the former Ada’s Organic Food Store (1242 S.W. Pine St. Andrew CCW Frolic, box we overcome the continuing fear of a Women of the Word is a program luncheon (Jason’s Deli) and card Island Road, Cape Coral). The same new normal that isn’t what it used to be that brings women in the Lee County party, will be held Wednesday, Nov. meeting times. economically — how can we live with a area together to support one another in 9, at noon, at Parish Hall. The cost is ∫ Sunday: 9 a.m. — Sunday School reset life? Join us Sunday for the start their faith. This fall season women from $10. For tickets and information, call (classes for all ages) of this new series. a variety of faith backgrounds meet Carol McGarry at 541-1724. Cape Coral First sponsors a safe and weekly to study the book of Nehemiah. 10:30 a.m. — Morning worship

Blessed Pope John XXIII, 13060 St. Michael Lutheran Church Village Chapel Palomino Lane, Ft. Myers. 561-2245 3595 Broadway, Fort Myers Gulf Coast Village Assembly of God www.johnxxiii.net Hispanic Wednesday 6:15pm, All are welcome! 10:45am Preterist St. Andrew Catholic Church- Saturday 5:30pm, Sunday 8am & Pastor Tom Hafer, 246-7623 Cape Assembly- 717 Skyline Blvd, Centro de Alabanza y Renovacion 10:45, SS 9:30am. Sunday 9am, 10:30am 2628 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral. Messiah Reformed Church 574-4545 Espiritual- 939 SW 7th Ct., 939-4711, www.smlcs.org 10:00am Sunday Service Wed.7PM Cape Coral 333-6280 Pastor Michael Carter, 574-5690 Trinity Lutheran (LCMS)- 706 S.W. Other 2306 Sunrise Blvd. Ft Myers St. Katharine Drexel- 1922 S.W. 6th Ave, Cape. 8 and 10:45am. www.messiahreformed.com First Assembly of God- 133 NE 20th Ave., Cape Coral. 283-9501. Iglesia Cristiana Emanuel A-G SS/Bible Study 9:30am. First Apostolic Church of Cape Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral. 717 Skyline Blvd., Pastor Gilberto 772-0172. Coral- 2131 Diplomat Pkwy. E. 458-0813 Alicea, 560-1864, Domingo 1 pm, www.trinitycapecoral.org 772-5556 Seventh-Day Adventist Christian and Missonary Alliance Martes & Jueves: 7:30pm. King’s Way Christian Center, Gulfcoast Cathedral of Praise 2016 Kismet Pkwy E, Church of God 940 Pondella Road Seventh-day Adventist Church Cape Alliance Church- 4307 Skyline 1813 El Dorado Parkway West Cape Coral. Blvd., Cape. 542-7844 Methodist 995-0400 Services: Sunday 10am; Saturday 11:00am 471-7333 www.cape4christ.com Jehovah’s Witness Vineyard Community Church- www.sdaccc.org Wednesday 7pm. Cape Coral First United Methodist 923 S.E. 47th Terr., Cape. Pastor Dan Lumadue. North Shore Alliance Church. Pastor Church- 4118 Coronado Pkwy., Sunday 9 and 11am. 549-8075. Seventh-Day Adventist Church of 458-2700 Shawn Bradley. 656-1553 Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Cape. 542-4051. Fort Myers- 3451 Ortiz Ave., Fort [email protected] Hall- 424 Nicholas Pkwy. W., [email protected]. Myers. Saturday services: Children www.mykingsway.org Cape Coral. www.capecoralfirst.org & Adult Bible Study Classes, Christian Grace Church- 13 SE 21st Pl., Presbyterian 10:00am, Worship 11:15am, Cape Coral 574-7161 info@grace- Visitor’s Luncheon 12:30pm. Evangelical Presbyterian- Monthly Children’s Church & Youth Baptist Cape Christian Fellowship- 2110 capecoral.com 549-5556. Sunday School, 9:15a.m, Chiquita Blvd. S., Cape Coral Jewish Programs. 275-9190 Worship 10:25am; Evening 6:00pm www.fortmyerschurch.com Cape Baptist Church 435 SE 10th 772-5683 Hope United Methodist Church Nursery provided. Terrace, Cape Coral. Sunday www.capechristian. com Beth Yeshua Messianic 2006 Chiquita Blvd., Worship 11AM, 6PM. Wednesday Cape Coral. Faith Presbyterian Church Synagogue- 15675 McGregor Blvd., Rev. Christy Holden 4544 Coronado Pkwy Service 7PM. Pastor Rod Holler Centro Cristiano de Cape Coral Fort Myers. 437-3171. Sunday 10:30AM United Church of Christ (239) 242-8022 Worship services: Sunday, 8:15, 1315 Viscaya Pkwy 333-6566 www.capecoralhope.org 9:18 (contemporary service) www.capebaptist.org www.capecoralchristiancenter.com Chabad Jewish Center -Cape Coral 574-5570 Fort Myers Congregational United 9:30, 11a.m., Nursery Church of Christ- 8210 College Coral Ridge Baptist Church 4706 Chiquita Blvd S. provided all services. Christian Science Church 2608 541-1777 Pkwy., Morning Worship 10:00am, 1723 NE 6th St. Cape Coral. Pastor: The Rev. Dr. H. church school 10:15am. 574-2206 Country Club, Cape Coral. Sunday www.jewishcape.com Timothy Halverson 10:30am, Wednesday 7:30pm Pastor Rev. Philip White. Cypress Lake Baptist Church Fort Myers Community Free 542-2858 482-3133 8400 Cypress Lake Dr, Ft. Myers. 574-2111 Synagogue- Open to All. www.fort- www.faithcapecoral.org Sundays: 9:45 am,11am, 7pm. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- myerssynagogue.com. 274-7485. First Presbyterian Church- 2438 Pastor Danny Harvey 481-5442 Temple Beth-el- 16225 Winkler Second Street, Fort Myers. United Reformed Day Saints- 1928 Chiquita Blvd., 334-2261 First Baptist Church Cape Coral Cape. 242-7488. Road, Fort Myers. Temple office, Worship Services– Sunday 433-0018 Pine Island United Methodist www.fpcfortmyers.org Trinity Reformed Church- 2220 10:00am, Wednesday 6:30pm. Got LIFE? come as you are. [email protected] Church- 5701 Pine Island Road., Holy Trinity Presbyterian- Hancock Bridge Pkwy., Bokeelia 283-2386 www.firstbaptistcapecoral.com www.clflife.com. www.templebethel.com 19251 N. Tamiami Trail, North 10:30am, 6pm Sunday Cape Coral 574-1424 First Baptist Church of Matlacha Temple Beth Shalom- 702 S.E. Fort Myers. 567-2246 Renewed Faith Ministries 3300 SE Pine Island Rd, Cape. 24th Ave., Cape Coral New Hope EPC 283-2446 Sunday Worship 10am, 772-4555 Non-Denominational 3825 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers. 1634 SE 47th Street Suite-5 templebethshalomcc.org Traditional Service 8am & 9:30am, Wesleyan Grace Baptist Church 204 SW 11th 1-800-948-9819 Cape Coral Church of Christ- Contemporary Service 11am. 1010 SW 20th Ave. 283-4880. Pl. Tom Ascol, Pastor. 772-1400 www.renewurfaith.net nursery care provided, as well Diplomat Wesleyan Church- www.truegraceofgod.org Faith Bible Fellowship Church as Sunday School for children, 1833 Diplomat Pkwy. Unity of Ft Myers. Rev. Jim Lutheran Sunday 10am 315 SW 3rd Ave. students and adults. Rev. Rick Stevens Gulf Coast Baptist Church- 312 SE Rosemergy 11120 Ranchette Rd 458-0020 274-1230 Sunday 9am, 10:30am 24th Ave, Cape Coral. 574-1000 278-1511 Abiding Love Lutheran Church- www.fbf411.com www.newhopefortmyers.org 772-8788 www,unityoffortmyers.com (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran New Hope Baptist- 431 Nicholas Synod). 3205 Chiquita Blvd. S. First Christian Church- 2620 Pkwy E, Cape. Worship 9am, Country Club Blvd., Cape. Pastor 945-2122. Dr. Keith Krueger 574-7272 11am, 6:00pm. 573-1370 Congregational Crown of Life Lutheran (WELS)- First Church of God (Anderson, Call New Testament Baptist Church 5820 Daniels Pkwy., Fort Myers. First Congregational, 312 Santa Call 482-7315 Ind.) 2213 Country Club Blvd., 2805 N.E. Pine Island Rd Barbara. Sunday worship 10AM, Cape Coral. Rev John Scholl, Barbara Kelly Cape Coral 997-0381 574-6184 Everyone welcome! Fishers of Men Lutheran Church- www.firstchurchcape.com 10360 Stringfellow Rd., Interim Pastor at Northside Baptist Church- 8250 St. James City. 283-1170. Sun. School 9:30am Littleton Road, North Fort Myers. Worship 10:30am; 574-7512 x198 997-5440 www.northsidebc.com. Living Faith Church, 939 SW 7th Mon. Adult Bible Study 10am Episcopal Court, Cape Coral. Sunday 10:30am to be Sunday school 9:30am 574-3949 Wed. Kids & Teen Time 7pm 574- Catholic All Souls Episcopal Church. www.livingfaithcapecoral.com 5271 featured Services 9am Sunday 997-7685 Messiah- N.E. Pine Island Rd., Lighthouse Fellowship- All Saints Catholic Church- 10291 Epiphany Episcopal Church- Saturday Communion 5pm; 269 S.W. 2nd Terr. on this page Bayshore Rd., North Fort Myers. 2507 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral. Sunday Communion 8am, 11am Worship Sundays 10:15a.m.; 543-6363 574-3200. 995-0133 Wednesdays 7p.m. 574-0088. Page 7B CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011 Wife wrestles with tension between husband and her mother Dear Annie: I have been function, some- remove yourself sure my dad would just tell me to weekend sporting events during married to “George” for more thing is said that when the sniping “suck it up.” Please help. the school years. than 20 years. For most of this starts the sniping becomes too — Stressed Out The sad thing is that we have time, there has been tension (to again. annoying. We rec- done nothing to deserve this. We put it mildly) between my hus- Short of giving ommend a combi- Dear Stressed: Your parents were always attentive to our sons band and my mother. He rubs them joint coun- nation of the three, should know about your depres- and fail to see why we get this her the wrong way, she snipes at seling sessions as needed. sion, but if you cannot talk to shameful treatment. I never him, and he snipes back. for Christmas, them about it, please discuss it ignored my parents, who both I’ve had several conversa- what can I do? Dear Annie: I with your school counselor, a passed away last year. I always tions with them over the years, — Caught in am a 17-year-old favorite teacher or one of your greeted them with a hug and a asking them to be more tolerant the Middle and male and a senior in friend’s parents. If you have a kiss, as well as an inquiry as to of each other, if only for my Hate It high school. Lately, checkup scheduled, talk to your their well-being. sake. 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From page 5B ings and repeat over and over until information available. They also Our frangipani trees are pretty bare you have a nice high, say, knee-high have a nice botanical garden that is now; they sure do have a lot of big both desk people — an engineer and an accountant. We mound. free to stroll. leaves to drop around. Some people try to walk as much as possible. We do not belong to a It’s easy to pull any possible I have already noted that I am a do not like their bare limb look but I gym. We have four grandchildren, and they keep us weeds, easy to spray everything with novice or irregular herb gardener, but think they are really an artistic part of busy. Are we getting enough exercise for being 56 some moisture and fun to have. The I enjoy it and learn a little bit more the landscape, and I know they will years old? mound can be big or small to suit your every year. 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Playing with your grandchildren counts as exercise. bare spot of ground and layered and could ever do in a couple of columns. Check out nurseries, etc., to see if layered until they were satisfied with The nice part is you can start growing there is something new this year, or a * * * the height, and allowed class partici- while you are learning, and not have new way to grow something old. pants to plant something. They actual- to make a large investment. Happy gardening until we meet Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer ly have a permanent mound planting Another nice thing about herbs, again. individual letters, but he will incorporate them in his near the plant sale section. They also some, like fennel and parsley will column whenever possible. Readers may write him or have literature on how to do mounds attract butterflies. I keep a pot of H.I. Jean Shields is a past presi- request an order form of available health newsletters at and a lot of other things. ECHO also parsley outside as a host plant. dent of the Garden Club of Cape P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Readers has done mounds. Watch the papers It is time to fertilize fruit trees with Coral. may also order health newsletters from www.rbma- for classes at a nominal fee. 6-6-6 or 8-8-8. Keep ground under mall.com. Remember no heavy soil of course the trees clear of fallen leaves. I do not Page 8B Saturday, October 29, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

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From page 6B needing long-term care. There Jeremy J. Martinez is a maze of providers and pay- ting/crocheting skills may par- ers for long-term care services. ticipate. There is no cost to and Kayla M. Mumm wed Diane P. Allen, CLU, CASL join, and supplies are available can help sift through the infor- for volunteers to use on site. mation in just an hour so you HPA meets each Friday at On Oct. 8, 2011, at 4:15 p.m.., in front of family and friends, the couple exchanged romantic wedding vows in a are better able to decide Cuppa Life, a coffee and sand- whether the insurance option wich shop at Del Prado Mall, in chapel-like setting inside Crown Pointe Hotel in Bell Tower. The flower girl was Emily Augustyn, 11, and makes sense for you. the same plaza as TJ Maxx. The free, no-obligation ses- For more information, call Brian, the couple’s 1-year-old son, was the ring bearer. The couple’s immediate family, bride’s mother, Erica sion can help. Call (247-2154) Pastor Leah or Lynn at 239- to make your reservation 772-0800 Mumm; bride’s grandmother, Theresa Mumm; bride’s grandfather, Eric Mumm; and groom’s mother, Brenda Sunday, Oct. 30, at 11 a.m.. Martinez, were intricate parts of the wedding plans. A 702 S.E. 24TH Ave., Cape King’s Way reception immediately followed in the ballroom. Coral Christian Center Lee Flowers, ministerial, notary, officiant and owner of A Amore Weddings in Cape Coral, performed the ceremo- Temple Judea King’s Way Christian Cen- ny and provided ceremony accessories. Pete Fournier, pro- ter’s Annual “BIG TOP” fessional photographer, captured the ceremony elements, invites community Family Fall Festival will be followed by additional wedding photos immediately after- held Monday, Oct. 31, from 6 ward. to upcoming to 8:30 p.m. Lots of candy, Family, friends, and the public can view this couple’s games, prizes and fun for the celebrations additional wedding photos at www.amoreweddings- Temple Judea will install its whole family. swfl.com select album, double-click on this couple?s first It’s a free event — all are PHOTO PROVIDED new spiritual leader, Rabbi photo to open “Slideshow” which will automatically dis- Elyssa Joy Auster, and its welcome! Jeremy and Kayla Martinez play their photos. King’s Way Christian Board of Trustees meeting dur- Center is located at 2016 ing a series of celebratory Kismet Parkway East, Cape events Nov. 3 – 5, which are Coral. Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, ∫ 10:30 a.m. — Sunday tially. open to the community. Call 239-458-2700 or Lee, DeSoto, Hardee, High- morning worship service — Trinity Reformed Church is Temple Judea is hosting check us out at www.myk- lands, Collier, Hendry and ∫ 5:15 p.m. Prayer meeting a member of the United Re- Rabbi Andrew Hahn (the ingsway.org Glades. It is a 9,035-square ∫ 6 p.m. — Sunday evening formed Churches of North “Kirtan Rabbi”) for a participa- mile area of Southwest Florida worship service America, a federation of tory music program Nov. 3 at 7 full with people of different The messages will be deliv- churches located throughout p.m. Kirtan Rabbi is one of a St. Andrew cultures, as well as various ered by Stephen Wetmore the United States and Canada. new breed of cutting-edge, backgrounds and places of ori- The “Missionary of the It is a part of the wider artist-rabbis whose joyful Catholic Church gin, that contribute to the en- Month” is Dr. Cornelius reformed and Presbyterian fam- music and teachings address St. Andrew Catholic Church richment of the local Catholic Hegeman, academic dean at ily of churches. the deepest longings of the 21st is holding its annual Ministry experience. Miami International Seminary Listen to the church’s ser- century. He unites celebration Fair Saturday, Nov. 5, and The Ministry Fair is not only (MINTS). He supervises dis- mons every week for free at of Torah and song in a way that Sunday, Nov. 6, after all mass- an opportunity where people tance education for pastors www.sermonaudio.com/trini- allows people of all ages (and es at the church grounds. There will find a way to share their around the world. He travels tyreformed faiths) to discover renewed will be free food and fun for all talents and skills, but also a extensively throughout Latin Trinity Reformed Church is energy within their Jewish or that attend. chance for everyone to enrich America, teaching classes to located on Hancock Bridge spiritual practice. This is an opportunity for all their lives and the lives of oth- pastors of churches who lack a Parkway in Cape Coral. For Rabbi Hahn received rab- the people interested in finding ers, especially in these times of desirable level of education. more information, call 239- binic ordination from Hebrew a way to serve their church to so much need. Regular seminary-level course 574-1424. Union College–Jewish Institute find a ministry within the are offered in all areas, and of Religion and earned a Ph.D. parish community. degrees are awarded as the stu- from the Jewish Theological St. Andrew Catholic Church Trinity Reformed dents advance to higher levels Temple Seminary, both in New York is the largest parish in the of learning. The pastors then Diocese of Venice with over 50 Church Beth Shalom teach other courses so that the ministries. The Diocese of ∫ 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Learn to protect your assets program is growing exponen- See RELIGION NOTES, Venice includes the counties of (children and adult) from the potential costs of page 11B Sale: Friends of the Library event to be held Nov. 17-19 From page 5B than in the past due to budget cuts Lee ments and/or prizes for the Earth Day County is experiencing. She said the coloring contest; Bagels, Books and The Friends of the Cape Coral Library’s library is looking to the the Friends for Banter; Chess Club; and the English To go most successful fund-raiser has been the help and they are lucky they can provide Cafe. It also supports magicians, jug- book sale held in the fall and spring. What: Cape Coral Library Fall the assistance. glers and puppet programs, the Butterfly Book Sale The last book sale in the spring raised “We have become a necessity to the Garden and the monthly art gallery several thousand dollars for the library. library now,” Novander said. exhibits featuring three artists’ work. Novander said this year they have When: Members only, Thursday, Some of the programs the Friends of The annual Fall Book Sale will kick Nov. 17 from 3-5:30 p.m.; Public paid for many more library programs the Library supports consists of refresh- off Thursday, Nov. 17, for members only from 3-5:30 p.m. Books, CDs, welcome, Friday, Nov. 18, from 9 DVDs and books on CD will be among a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, some of the items available. Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Novander said the Friends will begin moving all of the books from their stor- Where: Cape Coral Public Library, age Wednesday morning and complete 931 S.W. 39th Terrace setting everything up right before the sale opens Thursday afternoon. “It is a big day,” she said. the public all year around. She said the Novander said most of the books that collection consists of a lot of old and are sold during the sale are donated by interesting books. “They are not just old library books that we are recycling,” she said. “We get very good donations.” The sale will be open to the public on Friday, Nov. 18, from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and on Saturday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The hard cover books will sell for $2; paper- backs for 75 cents; trade paperbacks for $1, DVDs for $3 and books on CD for $5. Novander said the

Friends provide a good sale for the community because they categorize their books into different

genres. “We don’t just throw them out there,” she said. The Cape Coral Library is located at 931 S.W.“ 39th Terrace off Mohawk Parkway.

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Submitted by RICHARD FINKLE Along the way you will get an up close [email protected] Captiva Cruises newest expedition in look at historic fish houses of Pine its “Discover Southwest Florida History” Island Sound and discuss commercial tours will focus on the fishing cultures in fishing and the fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa, to Spanish One of the fish houses Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating along the Captiva characters and traditions. Cuban Ranchos, to the Punta Gorda Cruises tour of Pine This cruise will depart from Fish Company and to the spectacular McCarthy’s Marina on Captiva and travel Tarpon and sport fishing of today. Island. to Pineland on Pine Island. Along the way you will get an up close look at historic SPECIAL TO THE BREEZE fish houses of Pine Island Sound and dis- Island Sound and Mangrove islands. cuss commercial fishing and the fishing After lunch you will walk to The cultures from the indigenous Calusa, to Randell Research Center (RRC), located Spanish Cuban Ranchos, to the Punta across the street from The Tarpon Lodge. Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacu- The RRC, a program of the Florida lar Tarpon and sport fishing of today. Museum of Natural History, aims to establish and maintain, at the internation- fishing culture. nities for families and neighborhoods to You will be greeted at The Tarpon This cruise to Pine Island will occur on get together and learn about the history of Lodge and passengers will be oriented to ally significant Pineland archeological and historical site, a permanent facility Friday’s at 10 a.m. beginning on Nov. 4. Southwest Florida while enjoying a day this spectacular location, the family run Captiva Cruises has established Discover out on the water. business and their tradition of fishing dedicated to learning and teaching the archeology, history and ecology of Southwest Florida History cruises to Additional information and reserva- within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Cabbage Key, Useppa Island, Boca tions for this “Discover Southwest Florida Harbor. Passengers then will relax while Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will guide us on The Calusa Trail to one of the Grande and has recently added cruises to History” cruise to Pine Island or any of enjoying the “old Florida” charm of the The Edison & Ford Winter Estates on the Captiva Cruises programs and tours may 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique Caloosahatchee as well as this cruise to be obtained by calling 239-472-5300. savored wit waterfront views of Pine Pine Island. These are excellent opportu- Edison & Ford Estates’ annual event, program and class calendar 2011-12 Special to THE BREEZE ∫ November 9, 10, 11, 12 – December 13 – Volunteer Program ∫ February 1 – Thomas Edison ∫ March 13 – Volunteer [email protected] Edison & Ford Holiday Nights Meeting and New Volunteer Favorite Photo Exhibit and Contest Program Meeting and New The Edison & Ford Winter Decorating Orientation ∫ February 2 & 16 – Emerging Volunteer Orientation Estates in Fort Myers is open year- ∫ November 9 – Edison Ford ∫ December 14 & 16 – Inventors Early Learning Class ∫ March 14 & 16 – round, seven days a week, offering Science Fair for Homeschool and Homeschool Class, 1 - 6th grade ∫ February 2 & 3 – Strolling Homeschool Class, 1 - 6th grade traditional tours and creative pro- Virtual Students ∫ December 18 – Culinary Arts, Flower Show at Bell Tower Shops, ∫ March 17 – Director’s Tour to grams to expand the usage by visi- ∫ November 11 – Veteran’s Authors and Artists Night Edison & Ford Winter Clewiston tors and community members.The Day – Free admission to Veterans ∫ December 27 – 30 – Holiday Estates/Periwinkle Garden Club ∫ March 30 & April 1 – Black interpretation of the site honors the and their families Science Camp, 1 - 6th grade ∫ February 4 – Annual Maria Film Festival with Edison legacy of the Thomas Edison and ∫ November 12 – Edison Ford Edison Ford Antique Car Show State College Henry Ford families through sci- Garden Talk, “Growing Citrus” January 2012 ∫ February 4 – Etiquette at ence, history, arts and education ∫ November 16 – Boat Tours the Edison Ford Class from Captiva Island to Edison Ford ∫ January – Edison Ford ∫ February 10 & 11 – Botanical April 2012 programs, lectures, special events Inventor’s Summer Camp registra- ∫ April 5 & 19 – Emerging and activities. resume for season Illustrations in the Gardens with ∫ November 6 & 18 – tion begins Megan Kissinger Inventors Early Learning Class Edison and Ford changed the ∫ January – Exhibit opening ∫ April 10 – Volunteer Program world with their inventions, pioneer- Homeschool Class, 1 - 6th grade ∫ February 11 – Edison’s ∫ November 17 – Edison Ford “Thomas Edison, Lewis Latimer Birthday Celebration and Meeting and New Volunteer ing the automobile industry, movies and the Light Bulb” with the Black Orientation and film, lighting and electricity, Annual Meeting for Members Downtown Tour ∫ November 19 – “The Past in History Museum ∫ February 11 – Floorcloth ∫ April 14 – Edison Ford sound and communications. They ∫ January 5 & 19 – Emerging Garden Talk, “Storm Scaping” were lovers of the arts, devoted nat- Paintings: Edison & Ford Era” Painting Class with artist Marie exhibit opening Inventor’s Early Learning Class Dyer ∫ April 14 – Director’s Tour to uralists and futurists in their vision. ∫ January 10, 17, 24 – Lake Wales, Bok Tower and Following the legacy of the two ∫ November 19 – Floorcloth ∫ February 11 – Edison Ford Painting Class with artist Marie Homeschool Class, “Cartooning Garden Talk, “Rainbarrels” Pinewood Estate world renowned entrepreneurs, with Doug MacGregor” ∫ April 15 – May 25 – Art in there are vast opportunities to Dyer ∫ February 11 – Etiquette at the ∫ November 19 & 20 - Edison ∫ January 10 – Volunteer Edison Ford Class the Gardens opening with Lee explore their life interests and work. Program Meeting and New County School Art Teachers & The following calendar of activi- Garden Market annual plant sale ∫ February 12 – Edison Festival ∫ November 30 – “Children’s Volunteer Orientation of Light Junior Parade Students ties is also updated regularly on the ∫ January 13 & 14 – Botanical ∫ April 20 – An Incandescent website: Tree Trail Opening” with Lee ∫ February 13 – 17 – Edison County Schools Illustration Class in the Gardens Mucker Lab Shows Evening with Megan Kissinger ∫ February 14 – Volunteer ∫ April 18 & 20 – November 2011 ∫ January 14 – Edison Ford Program Meeting and New Homeschool Class, 1 – 6th grade ∫ November 3 & 17 – December 2011 Garden Talk, “Seasonal Winter Volunteer Orientation ∫ April 28 – Educators and Emerging Inventors Early Learning ∫ December 1 – Edison & Plants” ∫ February 14 – Edison Ford Kids Free Day Class Ford Holiday Nights Opening Party ∫ January 14 – Day of Sweetheart’s Valentine Celebration ∫ November 5 – Etiquette at the ∫ December 1 & 15 – Emerging Discovery at Florida Gulf Coast ∫ February 15 – Opening Inventors Early Learning Class University May 2012 Edison Ford Class Ceremony for completion of Edison ∫ May 5 – Girl Scouts Badge ∫ November 8 – Volunteer ∫ December 2 – 31 – Edison & ∫ January 16 – “Cartooning Botanic Laboratory Ford Holiday Nights, open nightly with Doug MacGregor: Innovators Program Program and New Volunteer ∫ February 15 & 17 – ∫ May 8 – Volunteer Orientation until 9 p.m. and Inventors” Class, (grades 4 -12) Homeschool Class, 1 - 6th grade ∫ December 10 – Edison Ford ∫ January 18 & 20 – Program Meeting and New ∫ November 8, 15, 22 - ∫ February 18 – Director’s Tour Volunteer Orientation Homeschool Class “Cartooning Garden Talk, “Holiday Container Homeschool Class, 1 – 6th grade to St. Petersburg, Dali Museum, Gardening” ∫ January 21 – Director’s Tour ∫ May 12 & 13 – Edison Ford with Doug MacGregor” Fine Arts and Chihuly Museum Mother’s Day Brunch ∫ to Palm Beach, Flagler Museum and ∫ February 18 – Edison Festival Society of the Four Arts ∫ May 12 – Edison Ford of Light Grand Parade: Edison Garden Talk, “Summer Vegetable ∫ January 22 – Edison Ford Ford/High Tech Central Float Bridal Fair Gardening” ∫ February 19 – Edison High ∫ May 13 – Mother’s Day – School Band and Show Choir from Free Admission to mothers February 2012 Milan, Ohio Performances ∫ May 16 & 18 – Homeschool ∫ February 26 – Art in Bloom – Class, 1 - 6th grade Edison Ford and Fort ∫ May 28 – Memorial Day – Myers/Lee County Free Admission to Veterans and Garden Council their families ∫ May 29 – August 2012, March 2012 Edison & Ford Inventor’s Camp ∫ March 1 & 15 – begins Emerging Inventors Early Learning Class June – September ∫ March 3 – Floorcloth Painting 2012 Class with artist Marie ∫ June 9 – Edison Ford Dyer Garden Talk, “Hot Plants for the ∫ March 9 & 10 – Summer” Botanical Illustration ∫ June 12 – Volunteer Program Class in the Gardens Meeting and New Volunteer with Megan Kissinger Orientation ∫ March 10 – ∫ June 17 – Father’s Day – Free Edison Ford Garden Admission to fathers Talk, “Heritage ∫ July 10 – Volunteer Meeting Butterfly Plants” and Orientation ∫ March 10 – Girl ∫ July 14 – Edison Ford Garden Scout Badge Program Talk, “Heritage Tropical Fruits” ∫ July 30 – Henry Ford’s Birthday August 11 – Edison Ford Garden Talk, “Orchid Care All Your Medical Needs On One Campus and Repotting” August 14 - Volunteer Meeting and Orientation September 11 - Volunteer Meeting and Orientation

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this Notice is October 29, 2011. Attorney for Randy Stenger vs. Judgment entered in Case No. 08- Person Giving Notice: Florida Bar No. 129728 DAVID L. GONZALVES; CA-051456 of the Circuit Court of Mary Ellen Fernandez Roosa & Sutton, LLP FORECLOSURES UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID the 20TH Judicial Circuit in and for 18049 Phlox Drive P.O. Box 100327 L. GONZALVES; UNKNOWN LEE County, Florida, wherein, Fort Myers, Florida 33967 Cape Coral, FL 33910-0327 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., is Attorney for Person Giving Notice Telephone: (239) 410-8065 COUNTY, FLORIDA. II; NATIONAL CITY BANK, and Plaintiff, and, HENNY, COLLEEN, Kevin A. Kyle Fax: (239) 236-0251 CIVIL DIVISION any unknown heirs, devisees, et al., are Defendants, I will sell to Attorney E-Mail: [email protected] CASE NO. 362009CA070276 grantees, creditors, and other the highest bidder for cash at Florida Bar No. 980595 October 29, November 5, 2011 XXXXXX unknown persons or unknown www.lee.realforeclose. com , at GREEN SCHOENFELD & KYLE, 86590 BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, spouses claiming by, through the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 16 LLP LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME and under any of the above- day of November, 2011, the fol- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LOANS SERVICING LP, 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT named Defendants, lowing described property: Fort Myers, Florida 33919 Plaintiff, Defendants. Lot 21, Block 31, Unit 7, Section 12, IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, vs. Telephone: (239) 936-7200 FLORIDA AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLO- Township 45 South, Range 27, Fax: (239) 936-7997 PEDRO SANCHEZ, et al., SURE SALE East, LEHIGH ACRES, according PROBATE DIVISION Defendants. E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. CASE NO. 11-CP-001534 NOTICE is hereby given that the to the Plat thereof as recorded in com Re-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Plat Book 15, Page 229, of the IN RE: The Estate of TO CHAPTER 45 October 29, November 5, 2011 JUDY L. ELLIS Court of Lee County, Florida, will Public Records of Lee County, 86600 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- on the 21 day of November, 2011, Florida. Deceased suant to an Order or Summary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS beginning at 9:00 a.m. at Any person claiming an interest in Final Judgment of foreclosure filed www.lee.realforeclose. com, in the surplus from the sale, if any, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA The administration of the estate of July 30, 2010 and an Order PROBATE DIVISION JUDY L. ELLIS, deceased, whose accordance with chapter 45 other than the property owner as Resetting Sale filed October 24, Florida Statute, offer for sale and of the date of the lis pendens must File No. 11-CP-995 date of death was September 18, 2011, 2011, and entered in Case IN RE: ESTATE OF 2011 and whose social security sell at public sale to the highest file a claim within 60 days after the No. 362009CA070276 and best bidder for cash, the fol- sale. ALBERT EDWARD SCHMITTLEIN, number is XX-XX-6503, is pending XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in and A/K/A ALBERT E. SCHMITTLEIN, in the Circuit Court for Lee County, lowing-described property situate DATED this 17 day of October, PROBATE for Lee County, Florida, wherein in Lee County, Florida: 2011. Deceased Florida, Probate Division, the BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, NOTICE TO CREDITORS address of which is Post Office Box Lots 3 and 4, Block 133, Unit 12, CHARLIE GREEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME SAN CARLOS PARK SUBDIVI- Clerk, Circuit Court FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA The administration of the estate of 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902- LOANS SERVICING LP is Plaintiff ALBERT EDWARD SCHMIT- 9346. The names and addresses of SION, according to the Plat there- By: M. Parker PROBATE DIVISION and PEDRO SANCHEZ; THE of, as recorded in Deed Book 326, Deputy Clerk File No.: 11-CP 1583 TLEIN, A/K/A ALBERT E. the Personal Representative and the UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PEDRO SCHMITTLEIN, deceased, whose Personal Representative’s attorney Page 195, inclusive, of the Public October 22, 29, 2011 IN RE: ESTATE OF SANCHEZ; UNKNOWN TENANT Records of Lee County, Florida. 86532 HELEN M. KETTER date of death was April 21, 2011; are set forth below. NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. File Number 11-CP-995, is pend- All creditors of the decedent and pursuant to the Final Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deceased. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES entered in a case pending in said NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing in the Circuit Court, for LEE other persons having claims or CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- County, Florida, Probate Division, demands against decedent’s estate Court, the style of which is indicat- CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- The administration of the estate of THROUGH, UNDER OR ed above. the address of which is P.O. Box on whom a copy of this notice is AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- TY, FLORIDA Helen M. Ketter, deceased, whose 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. required to be served must file their Any person or entity claiming an CASE NO. 2010-CA-059703 date of death was September 16, DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR interest in the surplus, if any, The names and addresses of the claims with this court WITHIN THE HAVING OR CLAIMING TO WELLS FARGO BANK N.A., AS 2011, is pending in the Circuit personal representative and the LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE resulting from the forcefulness TRUSTEE, FOR CARRINGTON Court for Lee County, Florida, HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR sale, other than the property personal representative’s attorney DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, Probate Division, the address of are set forth below. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 owner as of the date of the Lis SERIES 2006-NC3 ASSET- which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Pendens, must file a claim on All creditors of the decedent, and DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Defendants, I will sell to the high- BACKED PASS-THROUGH Myers, FL 33902. The names and other persons having claims or VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE same with the Clerk of Court with- CERTIFICATES, addresses of the personal repre- est and best bidder for cash at Lee in 60 days after the foreclosure demands against decedent’s estate, ON THEM. County’s Public Auction website, Plaintiff, sentative and the personal repre- on whom a copy of this notice is All other creditors of the decedent sale. vs. sentative’s attorney are set forth www.lee.realforeclose. com, at WITNESS my hand and official seal required to be served, must file their and other persons having claims or Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 a.m. SUZETTE DULAL-WHITEWAY, ET below. claims with this court, WITHIN THE demands against the decedent’s of said Court this 25 day of AL. All creditors of the decedent and on the 20 day of January, 2012, October, 2011. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE estate, including unmatured, contin- the following described property Defendants other persons having claims or DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- gent or unliquidated claims, must file CHARLIE GREEN RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE demands against the decedent’s as set forth in said Order or Final CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 their claims with this court WITHIN 3 Judgment, to-wit: SALE estate on whom a copy of this DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF By: S. Hughes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- notice is required to be served LOTS 40 AND 41, BLOCK 2518 Deputy Clerk VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF UNIT 36, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- suant to a Final Judgment of must file their claims with this ON THEM. THIS NOTICE. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Foreclosure dated July 29, 2011, court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Mark A. Buckles All other creditors of the decedent, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED and entered in Case No. 2010- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF and other persons having claims or THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Butler & Hosch, P.A. CA-059703, of the Circuit Court of FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES 122 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E demands against decedent’s estate IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE THROUGH 130, INCLUSIVE, OF the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER must file their claims with this court FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL Orlando, Florida 32812 and for LEE County, Florida. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE (407) 381-5200 WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE BE FOREVER BARRED. COUNTY, FLORIDA. WELLS FARGO BANK N.A., AS COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME B&H #260125 TRUSTEE, FOR CARRINGTON THEM. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN October 29, November 5, 2011 TION OF THIS NOTICE. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, All other creditors of the decedent ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS 86584 and other persons having claims FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, SERIES 2006-NC3 ASSET- THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND BACKED PASS-THROUGH CER- or demands against decedent’s IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA estate must file their claims with OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF TIFICATES (hereafter “Plaintiff”), FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BARRED. THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CASE NO: 09-CA-068987-L is Plaintiff and SUZETTE DULAL- this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS BE FOREVER BARRED. The date of the first publication of WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS AFTER THE DATE OF THE CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER WHITEWAY; UNKNOWN TEN- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME this Notice is October 22, 2011. THE SALE. TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF THE ANT # 1 IN POSSESSION OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY Personal Representative: HARBORVIEW 2006-12 TRUST NOTICE. DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on THE SUBJECT PROPERTY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Lois McCool-Martin October 25, 2011 FUND N/K/A PATRICIA A. MCPHER- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 300 Forest Oaks Drive Plaintiff, THE TIME PERIODS SET FOR IN CHARLIE GREEN SON, are defendants. I will sell to DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. New Bern, NC 28562 As Clerk, Circuit Court vs. the highest and best bidder for SECTION 733.702 OF THE The date of the first publication of Attorney for Personal GLORIA LEDESMA A/K/A GLORIA FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL By: S. Hughes cash beginning at 9:00 a.m. at this notice is October 29, 2011. Representative: As Deputy Clerk D. LEDESMA; UNKNOWN www.lee.realforeclosure. com in BE FOREVER BARRED. Personal Representative: Stephen D. Ellis SPOUSE OF GLORIA LEDESMA NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME October 29, November 5, 2011 accordance with chapter 45 MICHAEL A. SCHMITTLEIN Florida Bar No. 173200 86586 A/K/A GLORIA D. LEDESMA; Florida Statutes on the 21 day of PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, 328 North Valley Forge Road 912 S.E. 46th Lane UNKNOWN TENANT I; November, 2011, the following ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Devon, PA 19333 Suite 201 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND UNKNOWN TENANT II; BELLA described property as set forth in YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Attorney for Personal Cape Coral, FL 33904 FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TERRA OF SOUTHWEST said Final Judgment, to wit: DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Representative Telephone: (239) 542-1412 CASE NO: 08-21417-CA-G FLORIDA, INC.; MORTGAGE LOT 20, BLOCK 27, UNIT 7, SEC- IS BARRED. MARTHA S. WARCHOL October 22, 29, 2011 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION TION 29, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, The date of first publication of this Email: [email protected] 86526 INC. SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE RANGE 27 EAST, LEHIGH notice is October 29, 2011. Plaintiff, Florida Bar No. 604364 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK NA ACRES, ACCORDING TO THE Personal Representative: Warchol, Merchant & Rollings, vs. and any unknown heirs, PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- Martin S. Merrick TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JAIRO GONZALEZ; NOHORA L.L.P. IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, devisees, grantees, creditors, ED IN DEED BOOK 263, PAGE 46 Salvation Ridge Court P.O. Box 100767 ROBAYO, and any unknown and other unknown persons or 344, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Fenton, Missouri 63026 FLORIDA heirs, devisees, grantees, credi- Cape Coral, FL 33910 PROBATE DIVISION unknown spouses claiming by, OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Attorney for Personal Telephone: (239)542-0700 tors, and other unknown per- through and under any of the Any person claiming an interest in Representatives: CASE NO. 11 CP 001317 sons or unknown spouses October 29, November 5, 2011 IN RE: The Estate of above-named Defendants, the surplus from the sale, if any, Michael B. Hill 86589 claiming by, through and under Defendants. other than the property owner as Attorney for Martin S. Merrick ALFRED NAPOLITANO any of the above-named IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Deceased AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLO- of the date of the Lis Pendens Florida Bar No. 0547824 Defendants, SURE SALE must file a claim within 60 days Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO CREDITORS Defendants. PROBATE DIVISION (Summary Administration) NOTICE is hereby given that the after the sale. Kinsey & Hill, P.A. AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLO- undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Dated this 21 day of October, 2011. 9100 College Pointe Court File No. 11-CP-001426 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING SURE SALE Division Probate CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Court of Lee County, Florida, will CHARLIE GREEN Fort Myers, FL 33919 NOTICE is hereby given that the on the 14th day of November, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Telephone: (239) 334-1141 IN RE: ESTATE OF THE ABOVE ESTATE: undersigned Clerk of the Circuit WILLIAM D. ROWLEY You are hereby notified that an 2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at BY: S. Hughes Fax: (239) 334-3965 Court of Lee County, Florida, will www.lee.realforeclose. com, in As Deputy Clerk October 29, November 5, 2011 Deceased. Order of Summary Administration on the 23 day of November, 2011, NOTICE TO CREDITORS has been entered in the Estate of accordance with chapter 45 October 29, November 5, 2010 86588 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at Florida Statute, offer for sale and 86585 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The administration of the estate of Alfred Napolitano, deceased, File www.lee.realforeclose. com, in Number: 11 CP 001317, by the sell at public sale to the highest IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA WILLIAM D. ROWLEY, deceased, accordance with chapter 45 and best bidder for cash, the fol- whose date of death was August Circuit Court for Lee County, Florida, Florida Statute, offer for sale and TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PROBATE DIVISION lowing-described property situate IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, CASE NO.: 11-CP-001555 21, 2011, is pending in the Circuit Probate Division, the address of sell at public sale to the highest which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort Myers, in Lee County, Florida: FLORIDA Division Probate Court for Lee County, Florida, and best bidder for cash, the fol- Lot 19, Block A, BELLA TERRA Probate Division, the address of Florida 33902; that the decedent’s lowing-described property situate DIVISION: CIVIL IN RE: ESTATE OF UNIT SIX, according to the plat CASE NO. 11-CC-004223 JOHN R. BUCHANAN, which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort date of death was April 19, 2011; in Lee County, Florida: that the total value of the estate is thereof, as recorded in instrument TORTUGA BEACH CLUB CONDO- Deceased. Myers, FL 33902-9346. The Lots 66 and 67, Block 3859, Unit 53, # 2005000120812, of the Public names and addresses of the per- $8,760.18; and that the names and CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Records of Lee County, Florida. Florida non-profit corporation, (Summary Administration) sonal representative and the per- addresses of those to whom it has according to the Plat thereof, as been assigned by such order are: pursuant to the Final Judgment Plaintiff, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING sonal representative’s attorney recorded in Plat Book 19, Pages entered in a case pending in said are set forth below. Philomena Marcus 64 to 78, inclusive in the Public vs. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 720 Lamp Post Circle SE Court, the style of which is indicat- PAUL P. KELLY and ELIZABETH AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: All creditors of the decedent and Records of Lee County, Florida. ed above. other persons having claims or Albuquerque, New Mexico 87123 pursuant to the Final Judgment L. CHAPMAN, You are hereby notified that an ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Any person or entity claiming an Defendants. Order of Summary Administration demands against decedent’s entered in a case pending in said interest in the surplus, if any, estate on whom a copy of this NOTIFIED THAT: Court, the style of which is indicat- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE has been entered in the Estate of All creditors of the estate of the resulting from the forcefulness SALE JOHN R. BUCHANAN, deceased, notice is required to be served ed above. sale, other than the property must file their claims with this decedent and persons having claims Any person or entity claiming an NOTICE is hereby given that the File Number 11-CP-001555, by or demands against the estate of the owner as of the date of the Lis undersigned, Clerk of Circuit and the Circuit Court for Lee County, court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 interest in the surplus, if any, Pendens, must file a claim on MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF decedent other than those for whom resulting from the forcefulness County Courts of Lee County, Florida, Probate Division, the provision for full payment was made same with the Clerk of Court with- Florida, will on November 17, address of which is 1700 Monroe THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF sale, other than the property in 60 days after the foreclosure THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS in the Order of Summary owner as of the date of the Lis 2011, Beginning 9:00 AM at Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901; that AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Administration must file their claims sale. www.lee.realforeclose. com in the Decedent’s date of death was Pendens, must file a claim on WITNESS my hand and official seal OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE with this Court WITHIN THE TIME same with the Clerk of Court with- accordance with chapter 45 August 21, 2011; that the total PERIODS SET FORTH IN SEC- of said Court this 27 day of Florida Statutes, offer for sale and value of the Estate is $3,959.48; ON THEM. in 60 days after the foreclosure October, 2011. All other creditors of the decedent TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA sale. sell to the highest bidder for cash, and that the names and address- PROBATE CODE. CHARLIE GREEN the following described property es of those to whom it has been and other persons having claims WITNESS my hand and official seal CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT or demands against decedent’s ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT of said Court this 25 day of situated in Lee County, Florida. assigned by such order are: SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER By: K. Dix The highest bidder shall immedi- Mary Ellen Fernandez, as Trustee estate must file their claims with October, 2011. Deputy Clerk this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS BARRED. CHARLIE GREEN ately post with the Clerk, a deposit 18049 Phlox Drive NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF equal to 5% of the final bid. Fort Myers, Florida 33967 AFTER THE DATE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Derek L. Metts FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, By: S. Hughes Unit Week(s) No(s). 8 in ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS Butler & Hosch, P.A. Condominium Parcel Number(s) NOTIFIED THAT: NOTICE. Deputy Clerk 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 149 of Tortuga Beach Club, a All creditors of the Estate of the DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Orlando, Florida 32812 Condominium according to the Decedent and persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET Mark A. Buckles (407) 381-5200 FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF BARRED. Butler & Hosch, P.A. Declaration of Condominium claims or demands against the The date of the first publication of B&H #263753 thereof, recorded in Official Estate of the Decedent other than THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E October 29, November 5, 2011 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. this Notice is October 22, 2011. Orlando, Florida 32812 Records Book 1566 at Page 2174, those for whom provision for full pay- Person Giving Notice: 86606 in the Public Records of Lee ment was made in the Order of NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME (407) 381-5200 PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Philomena Marcus B&H #262674 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida, and all Summary Administration must file 720 Lamp Post Circle SE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Amendment(s) thereto, if any. their claims with this Court WITHIN ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) October 29, November 5, 2011 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87123 86583 AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- pursuant to the Final Judgment of THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Attorney for Person Giving Notice: DA. Foreclosure entered in a case IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE IS BARRED. Stephen D. Ellis IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CASE No. 08-CA-051456 pending in said Court in the FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. The date of first publication of this Florida Bar No. 173200 FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. above-styled cause. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT notice is October 29, 2011. FOX AND ELLIS CASE NO: 09-CA-067607-I Plaintiff, Any person claiming an interest in SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER Personal Representative: 912 S.E. 46th Lane THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS vs. the surplus from the sale, if any, BARRED. Randy Stenger Suite 201 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- HENNY, COLLEEN, et al. other than property owner as of NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 15980 Briarcliff Lane Cape Coral, FL 33904 CATE HOLDERS CWALT, INC. Defendants. the date of the Lis Pendens, must PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY Fort Myers, Florida 33912 Telephone: (239) 542-1412 ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE file a claim within 60 days after the CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Attorney for Personal October 22, 29, 2011 2006-OA3 MORTGAGE PASS- SALE sale. MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 86527 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, WITNESS my hand and official seal DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Representative: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Larry D. Sutton SERIES 2006-OA3 suant to an Order or Final of said Court this 19 day of The date of the first publication of Plaintiff, Page 6C Saturday, October 29, 2011 CAPE- CORAL- D AILY- BREEZE. COM T HE B REEZE

October, 2011. 2C3LA63H66H198316 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, ABB and AMY MCNABB, CIRCUIT COURT RECORDED IN CHARLIE GREEN 94 FORD FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- Defendant(s). I have levied upon PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 42, PUBLIC UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CLAIRE Clerk of Circuit and County Courts 1FALP4049RF152295 suant to subsection 713.78 of the and taken into my constructive cus- RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, C. REMO (CURRENT RESI- By: S. Hughes 94 GMC Florida Statutes. USA TOWING tody, the following described real FLORIDA. DENCE UNKNOWN) Deputy Clerk 1GTEK19K6RE533996 reserves the right to accept or property, as property of Scott Last known address: 10960 Copies to: 01 PONTIAC reject any and/or all bids. McNabb and Amy McNabb, MCGREGOR BLVD, FORT Michael J. Belle, Esq., 2364 Fruitville 3G7DA03E11S506581 YEAR: 1990 Defendant(s), to wit: has been filed against you, and you MYERS, FL 33919 Road, Sarasota, FL 34237, 94 TOYOTA MAKE: CHEV are required to serve a copy of your Additional address: 11390 MCGRE- Attorney for Plaintiff 4T1SK12E1RU326151 VIN: 2G1WL54T0L9158599 FROM THE NORTHWEST COR- written defenses, if any, to it on, GOR BLVD., FORT MYERS, FL October 22, 29, 2011 October 29, 2011 October 29, 2011 NER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- Mark A. Buckles, Butler & Hosch, 33919 86530 86592 86577 TER OF THE NORTHEAST QUAR- P.A., 3185 South Conway Road, Additional address: 426 BELL IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION TER OF SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP Suite E, Orlando, Florida 32812 and BLVD., LEHIGH ACRES, FL TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 43 SOUTH, RANGE 27 EAST; 33974 1. 06 Pontiac G6 file the original with the Clerk of the Additional address: 9772 DEER- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, USA TOWING gives Notice of THENCE RUN SOUTH ALONG VIN# 1G2ZM171264199056 THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTH- above-styled Court within 30 days FOOT DR., # 339, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA Date of Auction: November 18, 2011 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to from the first publication, otherwise a DIVISION: CIVIL EAST QUARTER OF THE NORTH- FL 33919 Time: 8:30 AM sell these vehicles on 11/17/2011, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that CASE NO. 11-CC-004243 Location: 8144 Mainline Pkwy 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, EAST QUARTER FOR 1806.16 Judgment may be entered against THE SANIBEL COTTAGES FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- you for the relief demanded in the an action for Foreclosure of Ft. Myers, FL 33967 FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- Mortgage on the following CONDOMlNIUM ASSOCIATION, October 29, 2011 suant to subsection 713.78 of the NING, THENCE RUN EAST 608.94 Complaint. INC., a Florida non-profit corpo- FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH WITNESS my hand and seal of said described property: 86593 Florida Statutes. USA TOWING ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE, ration, reserves the right to accept or 178.85 FEET; THENCE RUN WEST NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 608.94 FEET; THENCE RUN Court on the 26 day of October, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND Plaintiff, reject any and/or all bids. 2011. vs. ABS RENTAL SERVICES INC. NORTH 178.85 FEET TO THE SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN YEAR: 2005 CHARLIE GREEN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING PAUL F. KELLY and ELIZABETH gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien MAKE: QUJOS GROUP CO LTD POINT OF BEGINNING. L. CHAPMAN, and intent to sell these vehicles on CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT MORE PARTICULARLY VIN:LLCHYP1C541006379 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Defendants. 11/25/2011, 09:00 am at 5886 October 29, 2011 AND on the 30th day of November, By: K. Mueller NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ENTERPRISE PKWY., FORT 86578 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon Deputy Clerk SALE MYERS, FL 33905, pursuant to sub- thereafter as possible), in Lee If you are a person with a disability A LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND section 713.78 of the Florida County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria LYING IN GOVERNMENT LOT 3, NOTICE is hereby given that the Statutes. ABS RENTAL SERVICES, Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, who needs any accommodation in SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 45 undersigned, Clerk of Circuit and INC. reserves the right to accept or Sheriff Mike Scott, will offer for order to participate in this proceed- SOUTH, RANGE 24 EAST, County Courts of Lee County, reject any and/or all bids. ings, you are entitled, at no cost to DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Florida, will on November 17, MISCELLANEOUS sale, and sell to the highest bidder 2004 SUZI for cash in hand, the right, title and you, to the provision of certain assis- 2011, Beginning 9:00 AM at KL5VJ52L44B107723 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER www.lee.realforeclose. com in interest, the above described real tance. Please contact Ken Kellum, October 29, 2011 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT property as the property of Scott Court Operations Manager whose OF AFORESAID GOVERNMENT accordance with chapter 45 86595 IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, LOT 3, RUN SOUTH 89 Florida Statutes, offer for sale and McNabb and Amy McNabb, office is located at Lee County NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: STATE OF FLORIDA Defendant(s), subject to any and DEGREES 31’ WEST ALONG sell to the highest bidder for cash, JUVENILE DIVISION Courthouse, 1700 Monroe St., Ft. THE SOUTH LINE OF AFORE- DOWNTOWN TOWING gives all prior liens and encumbrances, the following described property CASE NO.: 10-DP-153 if any, to satisfy or as may be Myers, Florida 33901, whose tele- SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 3 A situated in Lee County, Florida. Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and IN THE INTEREST OF: phone number is (239) 533-1700, DISTANCE OF 22.83 FEET TO The highest bidder shall immedi- intent to sell these vehicles on applied to this execution and costs RODRIGUEZ, ROSA, W/F, DOB: of levy and sale. within two working days of your THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF ately post with the Clerk, a deposit 11/11/2011, 12:01 am at 915 SE 07/09/09 WAY LINE OF MCGREGOR equal to 5% of the final bid. 13 AVE, CAPE CORAL, FL receipt of this (describe notice; if you Minor Child. IN ACCORDANCE with the are hearing impaired, or voice BOULEVARD (80 FT. WIDE) AND Unit week number 46, in condomini- 33990-3023, pursuant to subsec- ______THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Americans with Disabilities Act, per- impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. um parcel number 122, of THE _____/ sons with disabilities needing special THE HEREIN DESCRIBED PAR- SANIBEL COTTAGES, a condo- DOWNTOWN TOWING reserves THE STATE OF FLORIDA - TO: B&H #2294753 CEL. the right to accept or reject any accommodation to participate in this minium, together with an undivid- Havier Hernandez aka Javier proceeding should contact the October 29, November 5, 2011 ed interest in the common ele- and/or all bids. Hernandez 86603 FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING 1995 Subaru A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- ments appurtenant thereto, Address unknown 1322, not later than seven (7) days CONTINUE WEST ALONG THE according to the Declaration of JF1GM2354SK401036 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SOUTH LINE OF GOVERNMENT 1986 HONDA prior to the proceedings. If hearing Condominium thereof recorded in You are hereby notified that a impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND LOT 3 FOR 104.85 FEET; Official Records Book 1669, Page JHMAK5437GS010182 Petition to Terminate Parental FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA THENCE RUN NORTH 00 1120, in the Public Records of Lee October 29, 2011 Florida Relay Service. Rights which is filed herewith, has MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, Case No.: 11-DR-007188 DEGREES 29’ 00” EAST FOR A County, Florida. 86597 been filed in the above styled DISTANCE OF 94.25 FEET; pursuant to the Final Judgment of Florida Division: ___ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Court in behalf of Rosa Rodriguez, By: Rosa S. Estrada Judge: Cary, G. Keith THENCE RUN NORTH 89 Foreclosure entered in a case DOWNTOWN TOWING gives a female child, born on the 9th day Deputy Sheriff DEGREES 3l’ EAST A DIS- pending in said Court in the Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and of July 2009, at Lee County, State October 29, November 5, 12, 19, DONALD M. ROBINSON TANCE OF 129.51 FEET TO THE above-styled cause. intent to sell these vehicles on of Florida; by the State of Florida, 2011 Petitioner WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Any person claiming an interest in 11/20/2011, 12:01 am at 915 SE Department of Children and 86605 and LINE OF MCGREGOR BOULE- the surplus from the sale, if any, 13 AVE, CAPE CORAL, FL Families, and you are hereby MARGRET A. ROBINSON VARD; THENCE RUN SOUTH 14 other than property owner as of 33990-3023, pursuant to subsec- commanded to be and appear Respondent. DEGREES 31’ WEST ALONG the date of the Lis Pendens, must tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. before the Honorable James H. SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR file a claim within 60 days after the ACTIONS NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- DOWNTOWN TOWING reserves Seals, Judge of the Circuit Court LUTION OF MARRIAGE 98.35 FEET TO THE POINT OF sale. the right to accept or reject any in the above Court at: BEGINNING A/K/A 10960 WITNESS my hand and official seal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE TO: MARGRET A. ROBINSON and/or all bids. COUNTY, FLORIDA. MCGREGOR BLVD, FORT of said Court this 19 day of 1986 MAZDA Lee County Justice Center ADDRESS UNKNOWN MYERS, FL 33919 October, 2011. CIVIL DIVISION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action JM1FC3313G0146779 1700 Monroe Street CASE NO. 362011CA052488 CHARLIE GREEN October 29, 2011 Courtroom 3A, Third Floor has been filed against you and you Clerk of Circuit and County Courts XXXXXX has been filed against you and you 86598 Fort Myers, Florida 33901 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- are required to serve a copy of your are required to serve a copy of By: S. Hughes your written defenses, if any, to Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: GAGE ASSOCIATION, written defenses, if any, to it on at 8:30 a.m. o’clock, on the 10th day Plaintiff, DONALD M. ROBINSON, whose Mariela S. Bloom, Esq. at VAN Copies to: NAPA Auto Care of Cape Coral of November 2011, for an NESS LAW FIRM, P.A., Attorney Michael J. Belle, Esq., 2364 Fruitville gives Notice of Foreclosure of vs. address is 13134 FEATHER Advisory Hearing, to show cause KIMBERLY A. GRANT A/K/A KIM- for the Plaintiff whose address is Road, Sarasota, FL 34237, Lien and intent to sell this vessel why said Petition should not be SOUND DR. #412, FORT MYERS, 1239 E. NEWPORT CENTER Attorney for Plaintiff on 11/11/2011, 09:00 am at 1119 BERLY GRANT; et al,. FL 33919, on or before December 5, granted. Defendants. DRIVE, SUITE #110, DEERFIELD October 22, 29, 2011 Cape Coral Pkwy. E., Cape Coral, BEACH, FL 33442 within thirty 86531 FL 33904-9162, pursuant to sub- NOTICE OF ACTION 2011, and file the original with the FAILURE TO PERSONALLY clerk of this Court at P.O. BOX 310, (30) days after the first publication IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE section 713.78 of the Florida APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY TO: DARIUS S. GREEN of this Notice in the CAPE CORAL Statutes. NAPA Auto Care of Last Known Address FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33902, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HEARING CONSTITUTES CON- before service on Petitioner or & DAILY BREEZE and file the IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Cape Coral reserves the right to SENT TO THE TERMINATION 9779 GLEN HERON DR. original with the Clerk of this Court FLORIDA accept or reject any and/or all OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34135 immediately thereafter. If you fail to either before service on Plaintiffs CIVIL ACTION bids. THESE CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO Current Residence is Unknown do so, a default may be entered attorney or immediately thereafter; Case No.: 11-CC-004283-FM 1998 CHRYSLER APPEAR ON THE DATE AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action against you for the relief demanded otherwise a default will be entered 1C4GP64L4WB619604 THE REGENCY OWNERS ASSO- TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- in the petition. against you for the relief demand- CIATION, INC. October 29, 2011 LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A lowing described property in Lee ed in the complaint. This notice is 86596 Copies of all court documents in this Plaintiff PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED County, Florida: case, including orders, are available provided to Administrative Order vs. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE PETITION FOR TERMI- LOT 39, COCKLESHELL VILLAGE, at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s No. 2065 DEBRA ELAINE JOHNSTON, et NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERI- al., the undersigned intends to sell the ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE. office. You may review these docu- CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT Defendants. personal property described WITNESS BY HAND as the Clerk of PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED ments upon request. OF 1990; In accordance with the NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO below to enforce a lien imposed Said Court and the seal thereof, IN PLAT BOOK 75, PAGES 69 You must keep the Clerk of the Americans with Disabilities Act, F.S. CHAPTER 45 on said property under The Florida this ____ day of October 2011. AND 70, PUBLIC RECORDS OF Circuit Court’s office notified of your persons needing a special accom- Notice Is Given that pursuant to a Self Storage Facility Act Statutes LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA current address. (You may file modation to participate in this pro- Final Judgment of Foreclosure (Section 83.801-83.809). CHARLIE GREEN has been filed against you and you Notice of Current Address, Florida ceeding should contact Court filed October 24, 2011 in Case No. The undersigned will sell at public CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT are required to serve a copy of Supreme Court Approved Family Administration no later than seven 11-CC-4283 of the County Court sale by competitive bidding on your written defenses, if any, to it days prior to the proceedings at, of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in Wednesday the 09th day of BY: ______Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in 1700 Monroe St., Civil Division - and for Lee County, Florida, in November, 2011, scheduled to DEPUTY CLERK on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., this lawsuit will be mailed to the 2ND FLOOR, Ft. Myers, FL which The Regency Owners begin at 2:15 PM, on the premises October 15, 22, 29, November 5, Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address on record at the clerk’s 33901, Phone: ADA# (239) 533- Association, Inc. is the Plaintiff, where said property has been 2011 address is PO BOX 11438, (954) office. 1700 within 2 working days of your and Debra Elaine Johnston and stored and which is located at 86459 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida receipt of this NOTICE: IF YOU Robert J. Johnston are the 4150 Hancock Bridge Parkway, 33339-1438, within 30 days from Family Law Rules of Procedure, ARE HEARING IMPAIRED CALL Defendants, I will sell to the high- Extraspace, City of N. Fort Myers, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the first date of publication, and requires certain automatic disclo- 1.800.955.8771; IF YOU ARE est and best bidder for cash County of Lee, State of Florida, VOICE IMPAIRED CALL TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT file the original with the Clerk of sure of documents and information. beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the following: IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 1.800.955.8770. www.lee.realforeclose. com, in Unit #572 Michael Bouganim this Court either before service on Failure to comply can result in sanc- WITNESS my hand and the seal of STATE OF FLORIDA Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediately tions, including dismissal or striking accordance with Chapter 45, HHG JUVENILE DIVISION this Court this 18 day of October, Florida Statutes, on November 23, Unit #292 Danielle Tuohey thereafter; otherwise a default will of pleadings. 2011 CASE NO.: 10-DP-301 be entered against you for the 2011, the following described HHG IN THE INTEREST OF: Dated: October 26, 2011. CHARLIE GREEN property set forth in the order of Unit #233 Yaima Cruz Olivera CRUZ, TYLER, DOB: 05/09/2010 relief demanded in the complaint CHARLIE GREEN CLERK OF COURT Final Judgment: HHG Minor Child. or petition. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: K. Mueller Unit O-181, THE REGENCY, A Unit #565 Tim Fritton As Deputy Clerk ______DATED on October 26, 2011 By: M. Nixon CONDOMINIUM according to the Tools and Misc. _____/ October 22, 29, 2011 Declaration of Condominium CHARLIE GREEN Deputy Clerk 86528 THE STATE OF FLORIDA - TO: As Clerk of the Court IF A NON LAWYER HELPED YOU thereof as recorded in O.R. Book Purchases must be paid for at the Sarah Francis IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1529, at Page 1471, and as sub- time of purchase by cash only. All By: K. Mueller FILL OUT THIS FORM, HE/SHE Address unknown As Deputy Clerk TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- sequently amended, in the public purchased items are sold as is, NOTICE MUST FILL IN THE BLANKS CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- records of Lee County, Florida. where is, and must be removed at If you are a person with a disability BELOW: TY, FLORIDA. Dated this 25 day of October, 2011. the time of the sale. Sale is sub- who needs any accommodation in By the People a nonlawyer, located CASE No. 11-CA-053553 CHARLIE GREEN, ject to cancellation in the event of You are hereby notified that a Petition to Terminate Parental order to participate in this pro- at 16050 S. Tamiami Tr. #104, Fort RESIDENTIAL CREDIT SOLU- As Clerk Of Circuit Court settlement between owner and TIONS, INC. By: S. Hughes obligated party. Rights has been filed in the above ceeding, you are entitled at no Myers, FL (239) 267-9955, helped styled Court in behalf of Tyler cost to you, to the provision of cer- DONALD M. ROBINSON, who is the PLAINTIFF, As Deputy Clerk October 25, 29, 2011 Cruz , a male child, born on the VS. October 29, November 5, 2011 86543 tain assistance. Please contact petitioner, fill out this form. 9th day of May 2010, at Lee Ken Kellum, Court Operations VIRGILIO BAUTISTA A/K/A VIR- 86587 Notice of Public Sale County, State of Florida; by the October 29, November 5, 12, 19, GILIO C. BAUTISTA, ET Notice is hereby given that State of Florida, Department of Manager whose office is located 2011 AL. Champion Self Storage will sell Children and Families, and you at Lee County Justice Center, 86591 DEFENDANT FICTITIOUS NAMES the contents of the storage units are hereby commanded to be and 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, NOTICE OF ACTION listed below at a public auction to appear before the Honorable FL 33901, and whose telephone IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE To: Virgilio Bautista a/k/a Virgilio C. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- satisfy a lien placed on the con- James H. Seals, Judge of the number is (239) 533-1700, at least TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Bautista & Unknown Spouse of ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME tents (pursuant to Chapter 83 of Circuit Court in the above Court 7 days before your scheduled IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Virgilio Bautista a/k/a Virgilio C. The undersigned does hereby certify the Flor11/14/2011 at 1:00 pm. at: court appearance, or immediately FLORIDA Bautista that Sandra J. Rosenthal is con- The sale will be conducted by RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN upon receiving this notification if Case No.: 07-DR-4342 ducting a Interior Decorating and Legacy Auction Services (AU4167 Lee County Justice Center ESTEBAN ROSADO-CABRERA LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 23600 Design business at 1217 SW 53rd - AB2825) on behalf of the facili- 1700 Monroe Street the time before the scheduled Walden Center Drive Unit 5305, Terrace, Cape Coral, Florida ty’s management. Contents will Courtroom 3A, Third Floor appearance is less than 7 days; if Petitioner Bonita Springs, FL 34134 under the fictitious name of be sold for cash only to the high- Fort Myers, Florida 33901 you are hearing or voice impaired, and AND TO: All persons claiming an Sandsation Creations! and that est bidder. A 10% buyer’s premi- call 711. JULI ANN ROSADO interest by, through, under, or said firm is composed of the fol- um will be charged as well as a at 8:30 a.m. o’clock, on the 8th day October 29, November 5, 2011 Respondent. against the aforesaid NOTICE OF ACTION FOR SUP- lowing persons whose names and $50 cleaning deposit per unit. All of December 2011, for an 86601 defendant(s). places of residence are as follows: sales are final. Seller reserves the Advisory Hearing, to show cause PLEMENTAL PETITION TO PER- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Sandra J. Rosenthal right to withdraw the property at why said Petition should not be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND MIT RELOCATION an action to foreclose a mortgage 1217 SW 53rd Terrac any time before the sale or to granted. FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO: ESTEBAN ROSADO-CABR- on the following described proper- Cape Coral, Florida 33914 refuse any bids. No one under 16 ERA ty located in Lee County, Florida: CASE NO: 11-CA-053251-I Ownership of Sandsation Creations! years old is permitted. The prop- FAILURE TO PERSONALLY 2430 OAKINGTON ST. Condominium Unit 5305, Building 5, MULTIBANK 2010-1 SFR VEN- is as follows: Solely Owned erty to be sold is described as APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY WINTER GARDEN, FL 34787 THE TIDES AT PELICAN LAND- TURE, LLC It is my intention to apply to the “general household items” unless HEARING CONSTITUTES CON- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action ING CONDOMINIUM, a Department of State, Division of otherwise noted. 4026 Gerald SENT TO THE TERMINATION Plaintiff, has been filed against you and you Condominium according to the Corporations, State of Florida to Watson Gerald C Watson, 4208 OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THIS vs. are required to serve a copy of your Declaration of Condominium register the said name of Jennifer Morin, 4155 Carl CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO SITA GOPAUL; UNKNOWN written defenses, if any, to it on JULI thereof recorded in Book 4640, Sandsation Creations! under the Nelepovitz CN Tools, 3143 Arthur APPEAR ON THE DATE AND SPOUSE OF SITA GOPAUL; ANN RODADO, whose address is provision of Chapter 90-267 Jacob III, 3005 Thomas Joshua TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY 8820 CLEARY BLVD., #2206, Page 620, et seq., together with UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of Grobmyer J Grobmyer Josh LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PLANTATION, FL 33324, on or an undivided interest in the com- TENANT II, and any unknown Florida (Section 865.09, Florida Grobmyer tools, hobby stuff, trail- PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED before ANovember 14, 2011, and file mon elements appurtenant there- heirs, devisees, grantees, credi- the original with the clerk of this Statutes), 1990. er for parts and salvage, 1174 IN THE PETITION FOR TERMI- to, as amended from time to time, October 29, 2011 James Nolan James R Nolan NATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS tors, and other unknown persons Court at 1700 MONROE STREET, of the Public Records of Lee 86607 tools, 1013 Elizabeth Walker, ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE. or unknown spouses claiming by, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, County, Florida. 1012 Elliott J Cutuli furniture. WITNESS BY HAND as the Clerk of through and under any of the before service on Petitioner or NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- immediately thereafter. If you fail to has been filed against you, and you ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME 86582 Said Court and the seal thereof, above-named Defendants, this ______day of October 2011. do so, a default may be entered are required to serve a copy of Notice is hereby given that the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Defendants. against you for the relief demanded your written defenses, if any, to undersigned, desiring to engage Superior Towing gives Notice of NOTICE OF ACTION CHARLIE GREEN in the petition. this action, on Gladstone Law in business under the fictitious Foreclosure of Lien and intent to TO: Copies of all court documents in this name of GQ Upholstery, 1941 sell these vehicles on 11/23/2011, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Group, P.A., attorneys for plaintiff SITA GOPAUL case, including orders, are available Park Meadows, Fort Myers, FL 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd whose address is 1499 W. BY: ______739 SWITCHBOARD LANE at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s 33907 in the community of Fort Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- Palmetto Park Rd, Suite 300, DEPUTY CLERK LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33936 office. You may review these docu- Myers, County of Lee, State of suant to subsection 713.78 of the ments upon request. Boca Raton, FL 33486, and file Florida, intends to register this fic- Florida Statutes. Superior Towing October 29, November 5, 12, 19, OR 2011 You must keep the Clerk of the the original with the Clerk of the titious name with the Florida reserves the right to accept or 128 PINE LN 86579 Circuit Court’s office notified of your Court, within 30 days after the first Secretary of State. reject any and/or all bids. LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33973 current address. (You may file publication of this notice, either Gsell, Inc. 2005 DODGE, 4 DR. NOTICE OF FOUND LIVESTOCK OR Notice of Current Address, Florida By: Ed Gsell, President 2D4FV48V65H581769 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: before or immediately thereafter, 51 S FULTON ST., Supreme Court Approved Family Owner October 29, 2011 otherwise a default may be WESTBURY NY 11590 Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in October 29, 2011 86604 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that entered against you for the relief OR this lawsuit will be mailed to the 86608 the following described livestock: address on record at the clerk’s demanded in the Complaint. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 4666 GOLFVIEW BLVD, USA TOWING gives Notice of office. This notice shall be published once Foreclosure of Lien and intent to One small black pig LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33973 Dated: October 4, 2011. a week for two consecutive weeks AUCTIONS sell these vehicles on 11/15/2011, CHARLIE GREEN in the Cape Coral Daily Breeze. Is now impounded at Lee County UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SITA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT DATED: October 20, 2011 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, Sheriff’s Agricultural Impound, 2501- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- GOPAUL By: J. Soucy CHARLIE GREEN 1. 98 Mits Eclipse 3 Ortiz Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court suant to subsection 713.78 of the and the amount due by reason of SITA GOPAUL VIN# 4A3AK34Y1WE076223 Florida Statutes. USA TOWING 739 SWITCHBOARD LANE October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2011 By: K. Mueller Date of Auction: November 16, 2011 reserves the right to accept or such impounding is $198.50. The 86399 Copies furnished to: above described livestock will, LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33936 Gladstone Law Group, P.A. Time: 8:30 AM reject any and/or all bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Location: 8144 Mainline Pkwy YEAR: 2003 unless redeemed within 3 days from OR 1499 W. Palmetto Park Rd, Suite the date hereof will be offered for 128 PINE LN TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- 300, Boca Raton, FL 33486 Ft. Myers, FL 33967 MAKE: FORD CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- October 29, 2011 sale at public auction to the highest LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33973 “If you are a person with a disability VIN: 2FMZA51413BA41142 and best bidder for cash. TY, FLORIDA 86594 October 29, 2011 OR who needs any accommodation in CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-058592 order to participate in this pro- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 86575 For information concerning this live- 51 S FULTON ST., BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., WESTBURY NY 1 1590 ceeding, you are entitled, at no PER FLORIDA STATUTES 713.78 stock please call the Lee County Plaintiff cost to you, to the provision of cer- (3) (B) ALLIGATOR TOWING & NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Sheriff’s Office at 477-1124. OR vs. tain assistance. Please contact RECOVERY, INC., 4871 DR. MAR- USA TOWING gives Notice of 4666 GOLFVIEW BLVD, JAMES T. ROTH; NICOLE ESPOS- the ADA Coordinator, Mr. Ken TIN LUTHER KING JR., BLVD., Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Dated this 27th day of October, LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33973 ITO A/K/A NICHOLE ESPOSITO Kellum at 1700 Monroe Street, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33905, sell these vehicles on 11/16/2011, 2011. A/K/A NICOLE ESPOITO, ET AL. Suite 1213, Ft. Myers, FL 33901; 239-337-5800 ON 11/11/11 AT 9:00 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, Defendants LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STATED, telephone number 239-335-2231 AM WILL HOLD A PUBLIC AUC- FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- Mike Scott, Sheriff of Lee County, NOTICE OF ACTION two (2) working days of your TION ON THE FOLLOWING VEHI- suant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida. CURRENT RESIDENCE To the following Defendants: UNKNOWN receipt of this notice; if you are CLES. ALL SALES WILL BE FINAL Florida Statutes. USA TOWING By: Rosa S. Estrada CLAIRE C. REMO (CURRENT hearing impaired, call the Florida AND ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN reserves the right to accept or Deputy Sheriff RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) Relay Services at 1-800-955-8771 CASH, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW- reject any and/or all bids. October 29, 2011 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Last known address: 10960 (TTY); if you are voice impaired, ING THE AUCTION. VEHICLES YEAR: 1993 86599 an action to foreclose Mortgage cov- MCGREGOR BLVD., FORT call the Florida Relay Services at MYERS, FL 33919 MAY BE INSPECTED ON THE MAKE: CHEV NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ering the following real and personal 1-800-955-8770.” SALE DAY PRIOR TO SAID AUC- VIN:1G1JC1444P7341457 Additional address: 11390 MCGRE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by property described as follows, to-wit: October 22, 29, 2011 TION. October 29, 2011 GOR BLVD., FORT MYERS, FL 86533 04 CHEVY 86576 virtue of a certain Writ of Execution LOT 22, BLOCK 37, UNIT 6, SEC- 33919 2G1WF52E849384452 heretofore issued out of the Circuit TION 15, TOWNSHIP 45, RANGE Additional address: 426 BELL Court of Lee County, Florida, on the 27 EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, BLVD., LEHIGH ACRES, FL 91 CHEVY NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 26th day of September, 2011, in the 1G1JC14G1MJ164780 ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR 33974 USA TOWING gives Notice of matter of FERGUSON ENTERPRIS- Additional address: 9772 DEER- 98 CHEVY Foreclosure of Lien and intent to ES, INC., Plaintiff, and MCNABB PLAT THEREOF ON FILE IN THE 2G1WL52M2W9106553 OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THF. FOOT DR., # 339, FORT MYERS, 06 CHRYSLER sell these vehicles on 11/17/2011, PLUMBING, INC., SCOTT MCN- FL 33919 Page 7C T HE B REEZE breezenewspapers.com Saturday, October 29, 2011

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