THREE DAYS A WEEK POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM A happy CAPE CORAL angler Kids All American Fishing Derby held BREEZE — INSIDE EARLY-WEEK EDITION WEATHER: Isolated Storms • Tonight: Mostly Clear • Wednesday: Isolated Storms — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 74 Tuesday, June 21, 2011 50 cents Krym: Fuel audit report shows flaws within system for Bill Towler’s report on the Towler wrote that fuel usage Findings do not prove or disprove fuel was stolen or missing city’s fuel management proce- in the city increased nearly 100 dures last year, identified the percent after FY 2006, represent- By DREW WINCHESTER has been relying on for over a “We removed the issue of who decade. said what and looked only at con- city’s fuel controls as being sus- ing 360,000 gallons. [email protected] pect. He wrote that security meas- He also wrote that over a mil- City Auditor Margaret Krym The figure of $31,693, as trol over the system and whether identified within the report, does or not it was effective,” Krym ures were easily circumvented, lion dollars can be saved each said the much anticipated fuel deliveries were not monitored and year if the city were to revert to audit report did not prove or dis- not represent missing fuel, only said. “We found there was no the difference between what was control and the system was inef- that management controls are FY 2006 levels, but Krym said prove whether fuel was stolen or “corrupted and ineffective,” as he those were assumptions made by missing, and instead only spoke spent, and what was allocated for fective.” fuel between 2005 – 2010, she The so-called “Towler wrote in the cover letter of his Towler because of “gaps” in the to the inherent flaws within the report. system of controls that the city said. Report,” which became the basis See REPORT, page 6A Watching the ducks race Council backs creation of beach at Four Freedoms Park By DREW WINCHESTER Chris Chulakes-Leetz said. [email protected] Mayor John Sullivan said he City Council approved con- needed some heavy duty assur- structing a beach at Four ance that the water was safe for Freedoms Park Monday. Valued swimmers before he gave his at just under $42,000, the beach endorsement. project was identified as part of “I wouldn’t be happy unless the CRA’s newly designed vision we had four to five years of water plan, and represents the first of testing,” he said. what the downtown group hopes CRA Chairman Don Heisler are many changes on the horizon told council the money was com- for the district. ing from the CRA coffers and not The beach did spur concern the city’s. from some council members. Heisler said the beach could Spending that amount of become a new attraction in the money for that particular project district and help neighboring gave Chris Chulakes-Leetz pause businesses. — not against the project, he did “It will enhance the neighbor- say the timing could be different hood … this is a cumulative effort MICHAEL PISTELLA and the money could represent to bring people to the CRA dis- Sun Splash lifeguards Josh Shidel and Ashley Gosling watch the duck float by dur- someone’s job down the road. trict,” he said. ing the 911 River Rally at the Cape Coral water park Saturday. The race was a bene- “This is not a project that has The CRA hired famed planner fit for the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Communications Training Team. to be done forthwith … spending Bernard Zyscovich last year to that amount of money I don’t Fund-raiser makes a splash think is prudent in this economy,” See BEACH, page 6A By TIFFANY REPECKI Discussions [email protected] Area residents helped raise funds for a good cause Saturday and got a shot at winning cash prizes. of infill, biosolids The 911 River Rally, held at Sun Splash Family Waterpark for the second year, served as a fund-raiser for the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Communications Training Team. People proposals move on purchased tiny plastic ducks for $2 each or three for $5, which were later released on the By DREW WINCHESTER est by a council majority to enter Lazy River. The first three to cross the line [email protected] into a long term agreement with earned their owners a cash prize. City Council supported mov- Charlotte County, which they The laziest duck, the last one to finish the ing forward with both the infill hope would take the city’s waste race, also earned its purchaser a cash prize. assessment and outsourcing the and help to cut costs by “This is really easy, simple, fun,” Cindy city’s biosolids production $750,000 annually. Dunaway, a training officer and telecommuni- Monday, but both votes of confi- But the city would have to cator with the LCSO’s 911 team, said. “And dence simply moved those cease portions of its own produc- kids like it.” processes forward and do not rep- tion, downgrading its waste prod- She explained that the agency has had no resent a final vote. uct from AA to B and that wor- funds for training in over four years and the City staff is expected to work ried Mayor John Sullivan, who event enables it to raise the money needed to on both proposals during coun- tried to project a worst case sce- send staffers to advanced communications cil’s summer hiatus and have nario while considering the inter- training and classes. Last year, the group sold more information available upon local agreement with Charlotte 500 to 700 ducks and raised $1,500. the board’s return. County. Organizers estimated that about 800 ducks in Staff already said that both “I want to make sure we’re not total were sold for this year’s event. proposals, used in conjunction, out on a limb,” he said. “Today has been unbelievable,” Dunaway could signal zero water rate Meanwhile, staff will start said Saturday of the sales. “Today has been increases over the next two years, developing the assessment roll great.” and a 3.5 percent hike in the fol- after council supported the infill North Fort Myers resident Bill Flynn Connor Roggero and his fellow Sun Splash lowing three years. Rates are cur- option. stopped by the water park just to participate in lifeguards gather the ducks that participat- rently scheduled to increase 8 Even though staff is now ed in the 911 River Rally. percent this fiscal year. See SPLASH, page 6A There’s already an early inter- See PROPOSALS, page 6A Fine Arts For Kids Summer Camp opens at studio By MEGHAN McCOY a clay artist, worked with 16 kids, put on top of the clay to create a this year, was having fun design- because she has the opportunity [email protected] who ranged in age from 5 to 8, mold for a ceramic plate. ing her ceramic plate. She said to feel the texture of the clay. Thirty-five kids attended the teaching them about clay. Once the mold was created, she liked it because it’s almost Although she enjoys pottery, first day of the week-long Cape Aldred said since she thinks of the campers had the opportunity like a dinner plate that you can Alexa said she likes the camp Coral Arts Studio’s Fine Arts For the kids as artists, she teaches to draw a cartoon sketch of their put anything on. because she has the chance to Kids Summer Camp Monday them about the kiln, clay and choice for the face of the plate. “It’s really good,” she said work with all kinds of art. morning. The theme of the camp glaze, so they fully understand The kids worked diligently trying about the camp. “They teach us a Aldred has her students sign is “Steamboat Willie” and the what they are doing and how the to perfect their masterpieces, lot about art.” all of their artwork to encourage youngsters are creating projects process of creating pottery unrav- which sometimes were erased Alexa Hillery, 8, also decided them to be proud of what they inspired by the 1928 appearance els. with their hand to provide a new to attend the camp again this year create. of Mickey Mouse with clay, Each youngster was provided canvas to work with. because she enjoys working with “I encourage them to focus drawings and paint. with a paper plate, a circular piece Sophia Skweir, 7, who attend- clay on the wheel. Monday morning, Teri Aldred, of clay and another paper plate to ed the camp for the second time “I like pottery,” she said, See STUDIO, page 3A ATAGLANCE AROUND THE CAPE NEWS OF NOTE

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Cape Life ...... 7A Obituaries ...... 3A CASH 3: Get an early start on your Fourth of July Registration is now open for the 9th celebration by getting in the spirit of the Annual David Lee Root Jr. Memorial Community ...... 8A Police Blotter ....2A 6-8-1 / 4-1-2 PLAY 4: holiday at the family favorite “Great Fishing Tournament, a catch, photograph Classifieds...... 1-4B Sports ...... 12-13A 0-8-9-7 / 0-0-1-8 American Picnic” Sunday, July 3, from and release angling event that will be held Comics ...... 10A Tides ...... 2A Fantasy 5 noon to 3:30 p.m. at the Marina at Cape Friday, July 8, and Saturday, July 9, at 3-6-17-21-34 Harbour. Live music will continue from D&D Matlacha Bait & Tackle, 3922 Pine Crossword...... 10A TV Listings ...... 10A Lotto 4–8 p.m. Island Road, Matlacha. Dr. Donohue ...... 9A Weather ...... 2A 4-14-17-37-42-50 The event is a traditional Cape Coral Proceeds benefit the Trauma Center at x 2 birthday salute to the nation. It begins with Lee Memorial Hospital. The Root Family Editorial ...... 4-5A Web Poll ...... 5A Florida Powerball a patriotic acknowledgment to the troops lost their son, David to an automobile acci- 12-21-22-38-41 accompanied by the Cape Coral VFW Post dent in 2001. When their son, Dustin, was PB 18 x 2 8463 Color Guard. in an accident the following year, he was As always, admission and parking are saved by the trauma unit. free. For more details, log on to www.cape- Entry fee is $50 per angler. For infor- 7 48445 46010 1 harbour.com or call (239) 945-6116. mation or to register, call 239-282-9122. Page 2A Tuesday, June 21, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Biting fish, good weather, lots of little anglers make for derby success By TIFFANY REPECKI ticipating in a fishing derby and they were [email protected] having fun, despite the heat, and appeared About 115 children showed up early to be pretty good. Saturday morning to participate in the Kids “It’s a day out, No. 1, and it’s the grand- All American Fishing Derby. kids,” he said of why they signed up. “It Hosted by the city of Cape Coral, the takes them outside and makes them realize event was held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at there’s more to life.” the Cape Coral Yacht Club Pier for ages 5 Annaruma added that it also is a good to 15. After two hours of fishing, awards experience for the girls. were handed out for the first fish caught, Down on vacation from Maryland, out- the smallest and biggest fish caught, and of-towner Mike McCarthy and his family the most fish caught. It cost $8 per child to were also in attendance. He explained that participate, and lunch was provided by the family, including wife Christi and sons, Pizza Budds. Devin, 11, Jack, 9, and Colin, 7, have been “We always try to do positive commu- visitors to the Southwest Florida area for nity events,” Coby Palmer, a recreation about 12 years. This year was the specialist with the city’s parks and recre- McCarthy children’s first time at the fish- ation department, said. ing derby. The Cape has been putting on the chil- “We just heard about it,” McCarthy dren’s derby for about five years. said, adding that the boys love to fish. “It’s competitive, but it’s fun,” he said. He called the event a lot of fun. “And it’s great for the parents and the kids “It’s a great family event,” McCarthy to spend time together.” said. Kevin Lundbery received the award for According to Palmer, the derby teaches the first fish caught when he reeled one it at MICHAEL PISTELLA children how to fish properly and is simply 8:14 a.m. Raul Soto, 9, concentrates during the annual Kids All-American Fishing a perfect fit for the city. The smallest fish award went to Derby hosted by the Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department, “Fishing is a part of the young people’s Brittany Enne for her 2 1/2-inch catch. She Saturday at the Yacht Club Fishing Pier. More photos are available online culture down here,” he said. also received the award for the most fish Children were asked to bring their own caught, snaring an amazing 41 within the at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. fishing rods and tackle boxes, but sponsor two-hour window. 207 fish, including puffer fish, angelfish, fish. West Marine provided rods for some par- Jamie Jarvis landed the largest fish of sheephead, catfish and redfish. There were Cape resident John Annaruma brought ticipants. Bait was provided by KC’s the day — a whopping 14-incher. even a few stingrays landed, which did not his granddaughters, Victoria, 8, and Riverstop, and other sponsors included Palm said the children caught a total of count and were thrown back along with the Gianna, 7. It was the girls’’ first time par- Capt. Rob and Capt. George.

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(The police blotter contains public infor- ■ Pedro Arrieta Cardenas, 40, of 1242 Diaz, 21, of 2014 N.E. Ninth Place, was or with person under 18. mation obtained from the Cape Coral Police S.W. Eighth St., was charged Friday with charged Saturday with loitering or prowl- ■ David Paul Paddock, 25, of 2900 Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office disorderly intoxication public place cause ing. N.E. 16th Place, was charged Sunday with and the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrests disturbance. ■ John Paul Fraley, 45, of 370 Miller battery cause bodily harm domestic vio- made are suspicions of crime(s) committed. ■ Noelle Whitney Barnes, 25, of 3434 Road, was charged Saturday with drive lence. All persons are innocent until proven guilty N.E. 11th Place, was charged Saturday while license suspended. ■ Tracy Lynn Remick, 41, of 4945 in a court of law.) with battery touch or strike. ■ Dominick Greco, 44, of 4122 N.W. Vincennes Court, Apt. A, was charged ■ Geovany I. Cano, 20, of 1011 N.E. 24th Terrace, was charged Monday with Monday with burglary of occupied Arrests 13th Ave., was charged Monday with fraud insurance less than $20,000. dwelling unarmed, damage property crimi- ■ Karen L. Allinson, 57, of 4902 operate motor vehicle without valid ■ Taylor Phillip Hahn, 21, of 1110 nal mischief $200 and under and larceny Viceroy Court, was charged Friday with license. N.E. Seventh Ave., was charged Sunday grand dwelling property $100 to under larceny petit theft $100 less $300. ■ Charles E. Chambers, 27, of 4419 with marijuana possess not more than 20 $300. S.E. 19th Ave., was grams, narcotic equipment possess and or ■ Stephanie Vanessa Ruiz, 23, of 2523 charged Saturday with bat- use and DUI. S.W. 31st St., was charged Sunday with tery cause bodily harm ■ Shea Andrew Hambling, 27, of 1901 damage property criminal mischief $1,000 domestic violence. S.W. 30th Terrace, was charged Monday or more. ■ Debra Ann Cotoni, 56, with DUI. ■ Chanele Bianca Smith, 27, of 1776 of 2126 S.E. 16th St., was ■ Maison Eric Hardman, 22, of 1615 Concordia Lakes Circle, Apt. 2910, was charged Friday with larceny S.W. 43rd Lane, was charged Sunday with charged Saturday with DUI with damage petit theft $100 less $300. attach registration license plate not property, DUI unlawful blood alcohol .15 ■ Le Maria Creasy, 48, assigned and DUI. or higher or with person under 18 and hit of 4315 N.E. 23rd Place, ■ William Herman Laute, 29, of 1214 and run accident unattended vehicle or was charged Saturday with N.E. 19th Ave., was charged Monday with property without leaving identification. DUI. drive with suspended revoked license and ■ Michael Anthony Smith, 24, of 1221 ■ Keven Pierre DUI. S.E. 13th Ave., was charged Friday with Desroches, 29, of 2215 ■ Michael John Malone, 30, of 1404 marijuana possess over 20 grams. N.E. 10th Terrace, was N.W. First St., was charged Saturday with ■ Richard Eugene Smith, 60, of 5223 charged Friday with drive DUI. Agualinda Blvd., was charged Saturday while license suspended ■ Ralph John Mauro, 34, of 5353 with DUI unlawful blood alcohol .15 or and fail to register motor Darby Court, was charged Sunday with higher or with person under 18. vehicle. drugs possess controlled substance without ■ Michael J. Wilcox, 34, of 2008 N.E. ■ Duane Allen Elliott, prescription. 34th St., was charged Sunday with battery 29, of 1015 S.E. 17th ■ James Jay Myers, 37, of 1328 S.W. touch or strike domestic violence. Place, was charged Sunday Eighth Place, was charged Sunday with ■ Patricia Jo Williams, 45, of 4953 S. with dangerous drugs inhale battery touch or strike domestic violence. Vincennes St., Apt. 5, was charged Sunday ingest harmful chemicals ■ William J. Norman, 34, of 1146 S.W. with battery touch or strike domestic vio- and larceny petit. 14th Terrace, was charged Saturday with lence. ■ Juan Miguel Fontalvo DUI unlawful blood alcohol .15 or higher Brush fire damages home, threatens duplex A brush fire damaged a home section of Chiquita Boulevard, N., that was wood construction. under construction and threatened a and Embers Parkway at 3 p.m. The area that was burnt was duplex in the north Cape today, burn- The fire threatened two homes on approximately 3 acres and the fire ing 3 acres before being brought the block where it started. The fire was stopped from jumping to sur- under control. burned up the rear pool deck of one rounding blocks by the quick actions Cape Coral firefighters responded house under construction and was of firefighters. to the brush fire just north of the inter- stopped behind an occupied duplex Cape Police assisted with traffic control on the busy road- way. 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RESERVE YOURS NOW! 740 SE 47th Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33904 www.feelingtrapped.eventbrite.com Source: Cape Coral June 28th, 2011, 6:00pm-7:30pm followed by Q&A or call Bonnie Overcash at 239-210-8643 Fire Department Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, June 21, 2011 Southwest Florida College offering three new bachelor degrees Elijah Grant, 7, molds the By MEGHAN McCOY [email protected] The new bachelor degrees that are edge of a Southwest Florida College has intro- being offered include accounting, piece of clay duced three new bachelor degree opportu- public service administration and that will nities for students to explore when classes cyber technology and security. become a begin June 27. plate during The new bachelor degrees that are being Cape Coral offered include accounting, public service justice. Some of the training will include Arts Studio’s administration and cyber technology and crime mapping, network and preparation, Fine Arts For security. network security fundamentals, computer Not only do students learn about the forensics and investigations, economics of Kids Camp crime and punishment, wireless security Monday. broad meaning of accounting, but they will also seek knowledge about the dynam- and forensics, criminal investigations and ics, the business environment and economy police procedure and criminology. MICHAEL of the field through the accounting degree Southwest Florida College President PISTELLA program. Dr. Stephen Calabro said they have a large The public service administration bach- industry advisory council that consists of elor degree is for students who want to pur- more than 200 employers sue a career in law enforcement adminis- that they pay close attention to regard- tration, corrections administration, crime ing new programs and improving existing scene technologies, emergency prepared- programs. He said the new degrees were ness, crisis planning and security manage- added because it was clear to them that ment and social justice. there was a need for trained, skilled indi- The final new bachelor’s degree pro- viduals in these particular areas. gram is cyber technology and security, For additional information, call 1-877- which includes a foundation of information 455-0107 or visit www.swfc.edu. technology, digital forensics and criminal Studio: Kids fine arts camp City waterpark receives From page 1A camp. The campers will work with the same and improve on their own skills,” she said. 5-star safety rating character they created Monday morning for “They need to be proud of their own work.” the rest of the week, by adding paint and The kids will use self-drying clay for the using their imagination to make a cartoon. rest of the week as they mold their own McCarty said the older kids will make a designs and apply glaze for color. Aldred from Starfish Aquatics book using the cartoon character they cre- said the self-drying clay is more artsy for ated. the kids to use. Aldred began teaching at the Arts For the seventh consecutive year, the Katie Keezer, a 3rd grade teacher at Studio 12 years ago. staff at Sun Splash Family Waterpark “Our staff consistently receives Oasis Elementary School, provided a help- “I am just a big kid that plays in the received a 5-star safety rating from the highest ratings for our public ing hand this week, helping Aldred with the mud,” she said about why she enjoys work- Starfish Aquatics Institute. The 5-star rat- safety practices, and Sun Splash clay projects. ing with the kids. “I love the interaction ing is the highest rating awarded by the institute, and Sun Splash has received the is the only waterpark in the “I really enjoy it,” she said about the art with the kids.” nation to receive the 5-star rating camp. “It’s really fun.” Aldred said the nice thing about the 5-star rating each year of its seven-year Ann McCarty, an oil painter, worked association with Starfish Aquatics. every year. This should reassure summer camp is that the majority of the our guests that when they come with the older kids, 9-13 years old, kids really want to be there. A Starfish auditor arrived at the facil- Monday morning as they developed Although McCarty has taught summer ity on Tuesday, June 14 as a “guest” and to Sun Splash, their safety is our their own cartoon character drawing. She camp for seven years in Lee County, this is videotaped Sun Splash lifeguards and top priority.” said the drawing had to have one friend, the first year she has taught at the Arts their job performance. Lifeguards must along with an enemy if they chose to Studio. She said she would have loved the conduct themselves professionally, have — Parks Director Steve Pohlman include that in the picture. chance to attend a camp like this when she proper sun protection and rescue equip- Before the youngsters began their draw- was younger. ment, and maintain coverage of their spe- ing, McCarty talked about “Steamboat “I am happy to provide that for the cific zones. All six lifeguards under sur- auditor alerted the waterpark staff of their Willie” and the simple shapes that were kids,” McCarty said about the camp. “I veillance received 5 stars. presence, and required the lifeguards to used to create a character that was made to love when they use their imagination. “Our staff consistently receives the conduct at least two skills scenarios ran- look human. That’s fun.” highest ratings for our public safety prac- domly selected. Sun Splash lifeguards The students were encouraged to use At the end of the week a reception will tices, and Sun Splash is the only water- had to pull an unconscious victim from simple shapes for their drawings by using be held for the students at the studio, so park in the nation to receive the 5-star the bottom of the park’s deep well and a their imagination. McCarty said some of they can show off all of their pieces they rating every year,” said Parks Director victim with a suspected spinal injury the kids also included an environment of created to their family in a gallery setting. Steve Pohlman in a prepared statement from the Electric Slide catch pool. Two where their character lives. Aldred said the kids help hang all of the art- released Monday. “This should reassure separate teams of four lifeguards com- Taylor Corcoran, who will turn 13 on work, so they can see how a gallery show our guests that when they come to Sun pleted the skills and received 5 stars. Wednesday, said she has attended the art works. Splash, their safety is our top priority.” “We want our visitors to have a great camp for a couple of years because she Taylor said she enjoys the gallery The overall score consists of a combi- time at Sun Splash and enjoy all the fun enjoys the pottery and drawing class. because it is fun to see all of her artwork nation of the video surveillance of life- and entertainment the waterpark offers,” For her drawing, she created an elephant hanging on the wall, along with seeing guards, at least two skill scenarios, aquat- Pohlman said. “We also want their expe- and bird who were friends. Taylor said she what the other students created. ic management, and park safety (signage, rience to be safe, and with our 5-star rat- wanted to draw the elephant because it was The camp also includes a visit from a water clarity, cleanliness, etc). The over- ing, we can be confident that our team is easy, due to the shapes she used to create it. guest artist for an hour twice a week, which all score can be 0 to 5 stars with 5 being up to the task.” “You learn a lot about each of the media Aldred said is nice because it gives them a the highest. and it’s a lot of fun doing it,” she said, glimpse of what their future may hold. After the surveillance portion, the Source: City of Cape Coral explaining why she enjoys the summer art OBITUARY NEW A C SYSTEMS 10 Year Complete March 13, 1997. She was ordained to the office of elder deacon Warranty R-410A 13SEER Anna M. (nee Brandt) Hurd I NSTALLED Anna Marie (Brandt) Hurd, 94, Cape Coral, She graduated from Grover Cleveland, and Stephens Minister, served as clerk of ses- 2 -TON 3-TON 4 -TON passed away Thursday, June 16, 2011, at Hope Ridgewood Queens, N.Y., in June 1934, and sion for several terms and a choir member for $ 1950 $ 2250 $ 2550 Hospice. She was born in Middle Village, took non-credit courses at Columbia University many years. She was chaplain’s assistant at MOBILE HOME SPECIAL $ 2250 Senior Citizen Queens, N.Y., Sept. 19, 1916. She was the and City College both in New York. She was Cape Coral Hospital for 10 years. Discount Offer youngest of five sisters and is survived by one employed by Niemand Bros. Inc., Paper Tubular A Memorial Service will be at 10 a.m., Sales • Service • Installation sister, Hildegard Edinger who is 100 years old, Manufactures from October 1934 to May 1967, Saturday, June 25, at Faith Presbyterian Church, J&R one niece, five nephews; and a number of grand- and was office manager at the time of retire- 4544 Coronado Parkway, Cape Coral. Vilella Construction, Inc. , great-grand and great-great-grand nieces and ment. She became Faith Presbyterian Church In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to 239.243.3503 7 DAYS Licensed/Insured nephews. She was happily married to Henry W. secretary/assistant treasurer from 1968-1997. Faith Presbyterian or donor’s choice. A WEEK License# CAC1816341 Brandt from Sept. 16, 1945, to Feb. 26, 1989, She was a member of Faith Presbyterian Arrangements are entrusted to National 16 SEER SYSTEM ONLY $2990 and to Angus F. Hurd from July 1, 1995, to Church, Cape Coral, since September 1967. Cremation and Burial Society.

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JACK GLARROW, Publisher Normalizing deviance VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor In the aftermath of the exposure nationally accepted President Obama’s CHRIS STRINE, Editor and resignation of Rep. Anthony standard by which it can lies about many Weiner (D-NY) from Congress, his be measured and, thus, things are catalogued 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 colleagues, some journalists, ethi- be used to hold people, on various websites • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 cists and pundits are trying to sort even members of and increasingly in out what it means. Has a new stan- Congress, accountable. mainstream newspa- Member Florida Press Association dard been created in Washington? If lying is now the pers. Some who led How can Rep. Charles Rangel (D- unpardonable political cheers for him in NY) remain in office under an ethi- sin, we may at last have 2008 are now finding cal cloud about money and Weiner found a way to limit his lies difficult to Same old, same old be forced to resign because he had congressional terms. If ignore. Glenn Even as he was telling a crowd in Durham, N.C., Monday fantasy sex? It wasn’t even “real” lying is sufficient rea- Kessler, who writes that Americans “can’t get complacent” about unemployment, sex, like Bill Clinton had. Clinton son to expel a member, the Fact Checker col- President Barack Obama was, in a way, engaging in compla- also lied about sex and was then the halls of Cal Thomas umn for the cency. impeached for lying (but not for the Congress may soon be Washington Post, Obama seems to take it for granted that voters, who already sex because as actress Janeane vacant of all but the jan- recently awarded the have begun thinking about how to cast ballots in 2012, will Garofalo told Bill Maher recently, itorial crew who empty the trash and president “three Pinocchios” (out of give him credit for rescuing the economy. His technique for “everyone lies about sex”). Some mop the floors at night. four) for his claim that “Chrysler wooing voters? The same old, same old. wondered then if standards had fall- All politicians lie at some level, has repaid every dime and more of On Monday, the president insisted his policies have “creat- en for occupants of the Oval Office, even Jimmy Carter, who promised what it owes American taxpayers ed” 2 million new jobs during the past 15 months. More will or whether the behavior of Clinton during the 1976 campaign and in for their support during my presi- come from “green” technologies, he and his advisers insist. and some Republicans mirror a the aftermath of Watergate, “I’ll dency.” A package of so-called ideas for job creation has been national moral decline? never lie to you.” He did though. There are many, more examples released by Obama’s jobs council, headed by General Electric The Washington Post ran a front- Google “Jimmy Carter lies” and (http://www.obamalies.net/list-of- Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt. Just one of those page story last Friday, the sub head- read for yourself. According to the lies). Sure, Republicans lie, too, but ideas, to promote energy efficiency, will create 114,000 new line of which said, “Had congress- list, he’s still telling lies, 30 years if lying about something, rather than jobs, according to a study. man not lied, colleague says, ‘it after leaving office. bad ideas or bad behavior, is the But that study was conducted by three groups, The Real could have ended differently.’” George H.W. Bush promised, new standard in Washington, D.C., Estate Roundtable, the U.S. Green Building Council and the So it isn’t what used to be called “Read my lips. No new taxes.” We someone had better tell the politi- Natural Resources Defense Council. Clearly, objectivity was moral turpitude that did Weiner in, read his lips, but were they lying cians. an afterthought. but lying about it? If he had not lips? He caved into Congress, which Thomas Jefferson did in an Aug. Americans are tired of being promised new “green” jobs been exposed, would he have been raised taxes during his single term. 19, 1785 letter to Peter Carr: “...he that never seem to materialize, except with hefty taxpayer sub- any less morally guilty? Who Bush signed the legislation. who permits himself to tell a lie sidies. Yes, Obama himself has become complacent, and he decides? Not the voters. Democratic In 1963, before cynicism once, finds it much easier to do it a may pay for that in 2012. Party leaders forced Weiner out. replaced skepticism in the press, second and third time, till at length They were embarrassed by his Pentagon spokesman Arthur it becomes habitual; he tells lies — Ogden Newspapers editorial behavior and they wished to discuss Sylvester spoke about government’s without attending to it, and truths other things. “inherent right to lie.” Granted, it without the world’s believing him. A University of Maryland stu- was in the context of “to save itself This falsehood of the tongue leads dent friend of mine tells me one of when facing a nuclear disaster...” to that of the heart, and in time her classes last semester discussed but as we know from the Pentagon depraves all its good dispositions.” Fire the liar “the normalization of deviance.” In Papers, lies from government an age when what is normal is deter- became commonplace during the — Direct all MAIL for Cal A few weeks ago, some Nuclear Regulatory Commission mined by culture and opinion polls Vietnam War. More than 58,000 Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, members admitted they were confused about the national and when “orthodoxy” is regarded Americans, whose names appear on 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, nuclear waste repository proposed for Yucca Mountain, Nev. as something to be avoided, the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Buffalo, N.Y. 14207. Readers may They said they did not believe final action to cancel the proj- deviance has ceased to have mean- Washington, are victims of those also e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsedi- ect had been approved by the full NRC. ing. That’s because there is now no lies. [email protected]. But NRC Chairman Gregory Jaczko said the project has been canceled. Now we know why members of the panel were confused: Jaczko has been lying to them. On Tuesday, NRC Inspector General Hubert T. Bell told members of Congress that Jaczko has been “selectively with- holding information on a crucial environmental review” of Yucca Mountain from the agency’s four commissioners. “It’s not an upfront way to do business,” Bell said, while refusing to refer to Jaczko’s actions as a crime. In other words, Jaczko has misled the people who must make critical decisions concerning nuclear energy in the United States. Congress should demand Jaczko be fired. — Ogden Newspapers editorial Stopping the non-citizen vote By JAY AMBROSE Scripps Howard News Service Some politicians, mostly those who will benefit from it, want non-citizens to vote, and, in fact, want this so desperately that they’re allowing it in some local elec- tions and doing their very best to prevent ID checks in federal or other elections, saying these basics are the unneeded work of racist pigs. Or something close to that. It’s their unsustainable arguments that give away their ulterior motives, the worst gambit being this racist stuff also brought up by their supporters, many of them seemingly lost in some kind of ideological Never Never Land. Watch out for new state voter laws, such opponents say, because, for one thing, they make you show a driv- Is Pawlenty plenty? ers license to vote and, boy, is that ever a deprivation of rights! The Republicans’ confused assort- Gingrich’s “contract Tim Pawlenty cites his The issue, one writer says, is that many dispropor- ment of announced presidential candi- with America” election track record to back up his tionately poor minorities and some poor whites don’t dates— as well as unannounced can- strategy. statements. That includes have them because they didates and distant possibilities of But that was back in reducing Ethanol subsi- don’t drive and don’t candidates— seems to be clarifying the 1990s, and many dies when he was gover- have to show them when GUEST somewhat. The withdrawal of Donald younger voters today nor of Minnesota and cut- taking airplane trips Trump and Mike Huckabee, as well as may have no idea what ting the growth of state because they don't take OPINION the withdrawal of much of Newt that was all about. government spending these trips — they cannot Gingrich’s staff, seems like a much- Worse yet, former from just over 20 percent afford them. needed weeding-out process. Speaker Gingrich has a year to under 2 percent a The first point, often barely mentioned by opponents, Although Mitt Romney has been shown too many signs year. is that the states establishing these laws also let people leading in the polls, his lead over of opportunism — Governor Pawlenty use non-driving state photo IDs that are sometimes free other potential rivals has been slim. including his wholly fought Minnesota’s transit or available at minimal cost, along with a bunch of other Being a “front-runner” this far ahead unnecessary swipe at unions over runaway pen- ID possibilities. of next year’s nominating convention Republican Thomas sions and hung tough dur- The second point, so obvious that just about every- would not mean much, even if Congressman Paul Sowell ing a long strike. “Today,” one favoring the laws talks about it in some fashion, is Governor Romney’s lead and his sup- Ryan’s attempt to he says, “we have a transit that you also need an ID to get a beer, back up a credit port were much bigger than they are. bring some fiscal sani- system that gives com- card or a check, get a job or, for that matter, to get wel- The albatross around Romney’s ty to Washington— to be trusted. muters a ride, without taking the tax- fare. neck is the RomneyCare medical plan His own staff should know him payers for a ride.” The third point is that even if some poor people do that he signed into law in better than the rest of us. Their recent Some fear that Governor Pawlenty none of the above, virtually all are sufficiently compe- Massachusetts. His refusal to repudi- resignations should mark the end of a doesn’t have the charisma and fire- tent to obtain what’s needed if they choose and that ate RomneyCare means that, as a very promising career that did not live works rhetoric that they would like to those arguing otherwise are the ones who are certifiably, presidential candidate, he would for- up to all its promises. Even so, see in a candidate. Charisma and rhet- indisputably racist and classist, no ID for proof feit one of the strongest argument Gingrich performed a real service to oric are what gave us the current dis- required. against Barack Obama, who has the country as Speaker of the House astrous administration in Washington. There’s some relevant data here. Kris Kobach — ObamaCare as his albatross. of Representatives, which brought Charisma and rhetoric gave people in Kansas secretary of state, former law professor and for- Nor is an about-face on federal spending under control and other countries even bigger disasters, mer counsel to a U.S. attorney general — notes in a RomneyCare a viable option for Mitt produced what the media chose to call up to and including Hitler. Wall Street Journal op-ed piece that minorities in Romney. He has already done too “the Clinton surplus.” Politicians and the media may Georgia voted in more than average numbers in 2008 many other about-faces for the voters Among the other announced want a candidate with verbal fire- and 2010 after that state had enacted a photo ID law. He to be likely to trust him after another. Republican presidential candidates, works but the people want jobs. As says an Arizona law on proving citizenship hardly dis- He has painted himself into a corner. former governor Tim Pawlenty of Tim Pawlenty put it: “Fluffy promises suaded minorities from registering. Articulate Newt Gingrich might be Minnesota talks the most sense and of hope and change don’t buy our gro- The people wanting to elect Democrats with illegal the best Republican to go toe-to-toe shows the most courage. When you ceries, make our mortgage payments, votes aren’t through yet, though, because they also with Obama in presidential debates— tell people in a corn-producing state put gas in our cars, or pay for our chil- argue that any problem with all of this is virtually non- and a lack of effective articulation has like Iowa that you want to cut back on dren’s clothes.” existent, in part because non-citizens (legal and illegal been the Republicans’ big weakness Ethanol subsidies, that takes guts, aliens) are scared to death of a tough federal law that for years. Try to name a Republican because Iowa will also produce the — To find out more about Thomas could send them to prison or get them deported. renowned for his articulation, besides first results in next year’s primary Sowell and read features by other We’re approaching truth time as we point out that, Ronald Reagan, Theodore Roosevelt campaign season. And first results, Creators Syndicate columnists and owing to the National Voter Registration Act, it became and Abraham Lincoln. like other first impressions, carry a lot cartoonists, visit the Creators as easy as a wink and a nudge for huge numbers of non- While Newt Gingrich is not at that of weight. Syndicate web page at www.cre- citizens to register to vote as they were obtaining driv- level, he is definitely a cut above most But somebody has got to talk sense ators.com. Thomas Sowell is a senior ers licenses. They may not then have voted in compara- Republican candidates in talking. He about our dire economic problems— fellow at the Hoover Institution, ble numbers, or have voted only after becoming citi- also represents a cherished moment in and it is painfully clear that Barack Stanford University, Stanford, CA zens, but non-citizens have absolutely voted in suffi- Republican history, when they took Obama will not be that somebody. 94305. His Web site is www.tsow- the House of Representatives for the The fact that Pawlenty has put his ell.com. See AMBROSE, page 5A first time in 40 years, as a result of neck on the line to do so is a big plus. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, June 21, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 The green jobs fantasy Joblessness “Nearly three years haunts the Obama into Obama’s presi- administration. dency, the White The stimulus was House can’t point the most spectacu- to much solid evi- lar flop of recent dence that signifi- history. Yet the cant numbers of president, as he Americans are scor- demonstrated in ing the green jobs North Carolina the president has Monday, knows no been touting.” other way. Nor will they, Democrats are because green jobs often scornful of are a chimera. The Republicans for numbers touted by being “agenda Mona the administration driven” or “ideo- Charen — Obama claimed logical.” If they are that he would create in a particularly 5 million green jobs scornful mood, they’ll throw in in 10 years — are plucked out of something about conservatives thin air. The administration being “anti-science” or failing to claims that 225,000 green jobs pursue “fact-based” policies. were either created “or saved” by They cannot see the log in $80 billion in stimulus spending. their own eye. This administra- But that escape hatch phrase — tion is surely among the most “or saved” — prevents any kind ideologically blinkered in memo- of serious accounting. Besides, ry — even self-destructively so. as Ed Morrissey of Hot Air cal- The president traveled to an LED culates, if those numbers were factory in North Carolina on accurate, it would mean a Monday to play his familiar $355,555.56 taxpayer subsidy John Boehner ‘rolls’ green-jobs tune. per green job. Meanwhile, his The president’s ideological Environmental Protection commitment to the idea of green Agency has issued new rules on jobs seems impervious to evi- the Obama White House air pollution standards. Though dence. In 2009, he worried that the White House must pray daily other countries were sprinting How important is Ohio in freshman their traditional right for a boost in employment num- past us in this promising field: deciding who wins U.S. presi- Republican Gov. to bargain for the bers, the EPA is forging ahead “And think of what’s happen- dential elections? Critically Rick Scott for, conditions under with a rule strictly limiting the ing in countries like Spain, important! Consider this: No what the poll- which they work. pollutants that coal-fired power Germany and Japan, where Republican presidential nomi- sters term, “the So what does the plants may emit — a job killer. they’re making real investments nee — not one — who has not most reviled Obama White House The regulation will be the most in renewable energy. They’re carried Ohio has ever been governor in the do? It elevates expensive in the agency’s history surging ahead of us ... This isn’t elected to the White House. country.” Republican Gov. — and the results are already because they’re smarter than us In the last 17 presidential Last John Kasich to high beginning to be felt. or work harder than us ... It’s contests, John F. Kennedy in November, John national prominence American Electric Power, one because their governments have 1960 remains the only Kasich won by as the only one of the largest utilities in the United harnessed their people’s hard Democrat who has won the defeating the the nation’s 50 gov- States, announced that it will work and ingenuity with bold White House while losing Ohio. Democratic gov- ernors whom Barack close five coal plants, costing investments — investments that That Ohio will once again be a ernor, Ted Obama has ever 600 jobs, and spend between $6 are paying off in good, high- major battleground state in the Strickland. If invited to play a and $8 billion in capital invest- wage jobs.” 2012 presidential race is under- voters were Mark round of golf. ments over the next decade to It’s true that Spain has pur- stood by both parties. deciding Shields Imagine you are the comply with the new 946-page sued the sort of policies Obama Last November, Ohio between the spouse of a police EPA rule. Those costs will be favors, but far from inaugurating Republicans won a smashing same two men officer or a special passed on to consumers of elec- a new green-technology era, landslide — unseating today, according education teacher tricity, who will see prices rise Spain is floundering. According Democrats from the governor- to the poll, Strickland would who is facing — without between 10 and 35 percent, to the American Enterprise ship and four other statewide trounce Kasich 59 percent to 34 recourse — loss of salary or according to the company. Institute, since 2000, Spanish offices, from five U.S. House percent. benefits under Kasich’s collec- Recall that in 2008, candidate taxpayers have spent $771,000 seats and from control of the One major reason for the tive bargaining law and who is Obama told the San Francisco per job for each green job creat- lower house of Ohio state legis- Republican governor’s unpopu- ready to volunteer in the cam- Chronicle about his plans to com- ed. And each green job has been lature, while sending a son of larity is Kasich’s successful paign for the referendum vote. bat climate change: “So, if some- purchased at the cost of 2.2 jobs the Buckeye State, John championing of a new state law, Instead of an insensitive body wants to build a coal-pow- lost in other areas of the econo- Boehner, to be the Republican SB 5, which severely limits col- chief executive who favors the ered plant, they can — it’s just my. Spain, its government close speaker of the U.S. House. lective bargaining rights for Have-a-Lot’s over the Have- that it will bankrupt them to insolvency, has been forced to That’s the same Speaker some 350,000 Ohio teachers, Nots, Kasich turns out to be a because they are going to be reverse course, slashing subsidies John Boehner whom President police officers and other public golfing buddy of the charged a huge sum for all that for wind and solar power. Barack Obama invited to play employees. Democratic president of the greenhouse gas that’s being emit- Germany, too, whose citizens golf with him and Vice When asked whether that United States. ted.” have paid 7.5 percent more for President Joe Biden. Given the new state law should be kept or Oh, the White House insists, He added that though the energy since the green subsidies opening by a politically tone- repealed in the proposed refer- this was not the president’s industry would protest that he were introduced, is reducing sup- deaf White House, Boehner endum vote, to be held this fall, invitation, this was Speaker was “destroying the economy,” port for green sources of energy. then shrewdly invited first-year by a 54 percent to 36 percent Boehner’s choice — which he wasn’t worried because he had But Obama, because he is Ohio Republican Gov. John margin Ohioans — including proves only that Boehner has the golden tongue. who he is, cannot respond to Kasich to round out the famous lopsided majorities of independ- thought more strategically and “If you can’t persuade the these realities. He’s too wedded foursome. ent voters and white, born-again understands more clearly the American people that, yes, there to the idea of “governments ... Kasich, for those who do not evangelical voters — favored central significance of Ohio in is going to be some increase in harnessing their people’s hard regularly follow Ohio politics, repeal. Democrats by more than determining the presidential electricity rates on the front end, work and ingenuity” toward ends has, according to a recent sur- five to one endorse repeal of the winner in 2012. but that over the long term, that he and his ideological fellow vey of the state’s voters by Kasich-backed law to curtail because of combinations of more travelers approve. The 2012 Public Policy Polling, a positive public employees’ rights. — To find out more about efficient energy usage, changing election will turn on questions job-approval rating of 33 per- In short, John Kasich has in Mark Shields and read his past light bulbs and more efficient like: Do Americans want to be cent positive, while 56 percent six short months managed to columns, visit the Creators appliance, but also technology “harnessed” or set free? of Kasich’s constituents award reunite and re-energize demor- Syndicate web page at improving how we can produce him a negative job rating. These alized Ohio Democrats by strip- www.creators.com. clean energy, the economy would — To find out more about numbers tie him with Florida ping Ohio working families of benefit.” Mona Charen and read features The president no longer by other Creators Syndicate admits that his administration’s columnists and cartoonists, visit policies will increase energy the Creators Syndicate web page prices, preferring to spin fan- at www.creators.com tasies about millions of “green jobs.” But as Politico reports,

Last week’s Web poll results Should Lee County lower its road impact fees ? Yes, the fees should be updated to reflect current costs, as proposed. - 30% Yes, but by a greater amount as the business community recom- mends.- 10% No, in the long term, the county will need the money for road projects. - 32% Eliminate them entirely. - 27% Other. - 0 Current Web poll question Would you like to see a “sunning” beach at Four Freedom’s Park? Yes, I like to look out over the water. No, Bimini Basin is not the proper spot. I’d like it but we can’t afford it right now. Other.

(Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opinions of Internet users who have chosen to participate. Vote at cape-coral-daily-breeze.com) Ambrose: Bad arguments Letters welcome From paged 4A venues, you were given $5 for the “right” vote whereas now you’re given some gifts of citizen- The views expressed on the Opinions Pages are just that — cient numbers as to alter election outcomes, and ship to satisfy ideological fantasies or for the pre- opinions. These pages are intended to convey a range of view- we may not know the half of it. sumed right vote. points; opinions printed on this page do not necessarily reflect The federal law on non-citizen voting is tough, Some will end up happy — re-elected politi- the views of this newspaper. Opposing views are welcome. but so what? It’s not much enforced, some cians and their extremist fans who further bigotry Letters to the Editor or guest columns may be mailed to: observers tell us, because federal officials tend to in their way of espousing the opposite and pro- regard this kind of illegal voting as more a care- mote a phony idealism subverting the truly ideal. Opinion Page Editor, 2510 Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral, less mistake than a crime. FL 33904; faxed to 574-5693; or e-mailed to news@breeze- In refusing reform, there’s the potential for a — Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington direc- newspapers.com, or posted to our Virtual Newsroom at real mess — a first-rate, awful mess affecting tor of editorial policy for Scripps Howard news- www.breezenewspapers.com. All letters and guest columns even a presidential election. And we should papers and the editor of dailies in El Paso, Texas, must be signed and must contain a phone number for verifica- meanwhile drop the pretense that it’s just fair play and Denver, is a columnist living in Colorado. He tion purposes.You also can comment on any letter or editori- to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections. can be reached at [email protected] . al opinion online at: cape-coral-daily-breeze.com It’s actually fraud by law. Used to be, in corrupt Page 6A Tuesday, June 21, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Casey Anthony trial recesses after attorneys' dispute ORLANDO (AP) — Fed up her grandparents' swimming pool with the constant bickering and while the state says she was suffo- legal posturing, the judge in the cated by duct tape being placed Casey Anthony murder trial over her nose and mouth. If con- scolded prosecutors and defense victed, Anthony could get the attorneys Monday, warning them death penalty. they may face punishment when In response to the attorneys' the trial concludes. Then, the infighting on Day 23 of the trial, judge abruptly canceled proceed- Perry told them to expect to work ings for the day to give both sides a full day this Saturday, instead of time to work out their differences. just a half. He also said they must From the start, Judge Belvin be in their seats at 8:30 each Perry has had to be more than a morning, ready to go, rather than legal referee. He forced both sides getting to courtroom any time to shake hands a couple of months before 9 a.m. before the trial even started, and Leslie Garfield, a law profes- lately he has grown frustrated that sor at Pace Law School in New the jury has to wait in another York, said the constant back-and- room while the two sides haggle forth happens more frequently over witnesses. than people realize. “There has been gamesman- “And that’s usually because MICHAEL PISTELLA ship on both sides,” Perry said. “... judges have a high tolerance for Obviously there is a friction understanding. The lawyers have A modest crowd stayed Saturday to watch the 911 River Rally duck race at Sun Splash between attorneys. That's some- a duty to their client, but also a Family Waterpark to benefit the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Communications Training thing I guess the Florida bar will duty to bar to be ethical. ... There's Team. deal with. And at the conclusion nothing that makes a judge more of this trial, the court will deal aggravated than when lawyers with violations that may have play games,” Garfield said. occurred.” While Perry's wrath Monday Splash: Fund-raising duck race Anthony, 25, is accused of was directed at all attorneys on killing her 2-year-old daughter the case, he is most upset with the From page 1A Eller took third, winning the “We just figured we’d be during the summer of 2008. She noticeable discord between lead LCSO sergeant $75. Annette extending our fun time a little has pleaded not guilty. The defense attorney Jose Baez and the fund-raiser. Summerall’s duck was the last more,” Lioce said. defense says the girl drowned in prosecutor Jeff Ashton. “It was a nice thing to do,” he one to bring in the rear, earning The race was held at 5 p.m., said. “The economy is bad, and her $50, which she donated to the just after the park’s regular clos- they’re in need of money.” agency’s cause. ing time. Report: Flynn planned to root for the “She’s awesome,” Dunaway “We’re going to root for our Fuel audit six ducks that he bought. said of Summerall. “That is won- ducks,” he added. “I think it’ll be funny,” he said derful.” Sue Rauch, a communications From page 1A of the race. Cape resident Tony Lioce also coordinator assistant with the The fuel audit report will Unfortunately, Flynn’s ducks bought a couple of ducks LCSO, was working one sales data. make a return appearance were not the winners nor the last Saturday with his son, Alex, 8. booth. She said people had vari- Those gaps, according to when City Council returns to cross the finish line. “We knew it was a fund-raiser, ous reasons for purchasing ducks, Krym, were painstakingly recon- from its summer hiatus. It The $200 first place prize and we’re all about fund-raisers,” including because their children structed by county auditors and will be formally presented went to Kelly Olson. Second Lioce said. wanted to participate in the race. revealed that information was the second time around, place, which came with $125, They expressed excitement “And a lot of them have just simply removed from the data- with both Krym and the was awarded to Darren Hower, about the race and getting to been giving us donations,” Rauch base by the software itself and county auditors available while a duck bought by Stephanie spend some extra time at the park. said. moved into a “Delete Log” that in chambers for a question included items such as deleted and answers session. PIN numbers, dates, gallons of fuel pumped into a vehicle and Beach: At Four Freedoms Park odometer readings. Over 76,000 Councilmember Marty Mc- such records were found in the Clain said the report only validat- From page 1A Bimini Basin. extends the activity of our CRA to delete log, she said. ed his belief that no fuel was But the beach portion of the its western edge,” said Removal of that data by the missing and that the city spent design the new vision plan, which vision plan represented some- Councilmember Kevin McGrail. software was unintentional, she $120,000 on both the audit and includes the Four Freedoms thing more cost efficient and eas- City Council approved the said, and it was when auditors Towler’s salary, which he has Beach. There are other, more ier to achieve, and gives the dis- funding 6–2, with Sullivan and were trying to reconstruct that collected over six months work- ambitious pieces of the plan, trict another, almost immediate, Chulakes-Leetz dissenting. data that those anomalies were ing for the city. including a greenway and con- attraction. discovered. He said the report neither necting the Rubican Canal to the “The biggest advantage is it “It was never the software proved nor disproved anything manufacturer’s intent to have it and that the idea of missing fuel function in that way,” Krym said. amounted to nothing more than City Manager Gary King said “hoopla.” Proposals: Infill and biosolids the media was responsible for If anything, McClain was left saying that $5 million of fuel was wanting more. From page 1A tried to explain the situation to derailed and now we have all missing and that Towler never “There will be some explain- homeowners who might feel less these lots that might never be once used that figure. ing, I can assure you,” he said. working that assessment roll, than happy about the proposed developed,” he said. “I assure you King said the audit highlights Councilmember Chris Councilmember Kevin McGrail assessment. we’re not pulling a fast one, we’re and validates the flaws of the sys- Chulakes-Leetz said Towler was stressed that it is still in the “The reason you weren’t just opening this for discussion.” tem discovered by Towler and able to accomplish more in 90 research phase and no final deci- charged an impact fee in prior City Council will reconvene that the city was well on its way days worth of work than former sions have been made. years was because they (former for a scheduled workshop on July to correcting those risks. City Manager Terry Stewart was He said council is not trying to councils) figured that growth 18. Fuel deliveries are now being able to do in four years by identi- “slide” the proposal through, and would never end. Well that train monitored, he said, and all PIN fying the city’s fuel security numbers used by city staff have issues. been re-authorized. Meanwhile, Councilmember NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE “We’ve made a lot of Pete Brandt said Towler’s find- progress. A number of things are ings were “corroborated” with the Beatriz strengthens 14 1/2 years in prison. water and trainers were available already done,” King said. audit report, and local media out- Jimmy Lee Theodore plead during the workout. The fuel audit report will lets “jumped to conclusions” to hurricane, guilty Monday to charges of wire Davis said he had to help the make a return appearance when about the report and created much aims for Mexico fraud, unauthorized use of a debit 19-year-old Plancher during one City Council returns from its of the misinformation surround- MIAMI (AP) — The National card and aggravated identify of the drills and also helped carry summer hiatus. It will be formal- ing the issue since last November, Weather Service says Tropical theft. A judge ordered him to pay him off the field after his col- ly presented the second time when Towler made his presenta- Storm Beatriz has reached hurri- $631,000 in restitution. lapse. He described the workout around, with both Krym and the tion to council. cane strength, as its heavy rains Federal prosecutors say that included weightlifting, condi- county auditors available in “We’re beginning to get to the and strong winds have begun Theodore recruited employees of tioning exercises, an obstacle chambers for a question and truth of the matter with this pounding resort beaches on Holy Cross Hospital in Fort course and sprints as "intense." answers session. report,” Brandt said. Mexico's Pacific coast. Lauderdale to steal patients' per- Authorities closed the popular sonal information from emer- tourist ports of Acapulco and gency room records. The infor- Manzanillo ahead of the hurri- mation was sold and used to cane's arrival. access accounts online, telephone The U.S. National Hurricane banking services and to make Center said Beatriz had sustained cash withdrawals and purchase winds of about 75 miles per hour money orders through ATM (121 kph) and is expected to machines. brush over Mexico's southwestern Some 250 people were affect- coast before heading back out to ed in the scheme. sea. The other defendants have all Waiting Beatriz is located about 85 either pleaded guilty or are await- miles (140 kms) southeast of ing sentence. for Manzanillo and moving north- west at 12 mph (19 kph). Ex-UCF player the fish testifies in Plancher Tennessee man dies to bite death trial while trying to ORLANDO (AP) — A former Hailee Werline, 5, rescue son in Gulf University of Central Florida gets comfortable PANAMA CITY BEACH wide receiver testified on Monday during the annu- (AP) — Panama City Beach that teammate Ereck Plancher al Kids All- authorities say a Tennessee man gasped for breath, fell to his knees American died while trying to rescue his son as his eyes rolled back into his Fishing Derby in the Gulf of Mexico. head and struggled before col- hosted by tbe Police say 43-year-old lapsing during his final workout. Cape Coral Parks Anthony Davis said that UCF William D. Hobby of Culleoka, and Recreation Tenn., was swimming Monday coach George O'Leary ordered all water and trainers out of the Department when his son “became in dis- Saturday at the tress.” Hobby swam out to rescue indoor fieldhouse during the prac- his son, but also began to struggle tice on March 18, 2008. He also Yacht Club in the water. Police say by the testified during the wrongful Fishing Pier. time rescuers reached him, Hobby death trial in Orlando that the More photos are was unconscious. He was taken to coach was yelling obscenities at available online the hospital where he was pro- Plancher as he told him to get up at: cu.cape-coral- nounced dead. after falling during an obstacle daily-breeze.com. Authorities have not released course drill. further details of the accident. Plancher's parents say in the wrongful death lawsuit that the MICHAEL Hobby's son was rescued without PISTELLA injury. UCF Athletics Association is responsible for their son's death. They are trying to prove that Man pleads guilty coaches pushed him excessively in hospital theft ring at the practice despite knowing he MIAMI (AP) — A 27-year- had sickle cell trait. old man accused of running a Attorneys for athletic associa- South Florida hospital identify tion said Plancher died from a theft ring has been sentenced to congenital heart defect and that CAPE LIFE CAPE CORAL BREEZE TUESDAY,JUNE 21, 2011 7

THE ARTS Sanibel summer exhibit ArtPoems, Southwest Florida’s collaborative, trans- media poetry and art exhibit, is currently on display in BIG ARTS Founders Gallery now through Tuesday, Aug. 23. To learn more about upcoming BIG ARTS events, stop by BIG ARTS, 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, call (239) 395-0900, e-mail [email protected], or log on to www.BIGARTS.org comcast.net; or sign up at 9 a.m. The walk will last about an members and $3 for members, enjoy both of the fea- at www.capecoralbassclub.com Events at Cape Harbour hour. Call Diane Orvis-Thomas at tures or just watch a favorite. For more information ■ Farmers Market: Succulent 239-395-2233 for additional infor- call 239-275-3435. fruits, garden-fresh vegetables, mation. Lake Kennedy seafood delights and homemade Dates: Tuesday, June 28, then breads and desserts are just some of weekly on Thursdays from June 30 Country star Heidi Newfield to Senior Center to Aug. 11 (in collaboration with The following events and programs the mouth watering treats that will be offered at this season’s Farmers J.N. “Ding” Darling National headline Red, White and Boom held at Lake Kennedy Senior Center Wildlife Refuge); then the last Country star Heidi Newfield will be the headlining located at 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Market at Cape Harbour from 8 a.m. until noon and continue every Tuesday of the month beginning act at the RE/MAXRealty Team - City of Cape Coral ■ A Patriotic Celebration will be Saturday till October. Aug. 30. Cost: Free Red, White and Boom Fourth of July Celebration. held Sunday, July 3, at 2 p.m. Cost $10 At the Farmers Market the per person. On stage a musical per- Cat Country 107.1 is proud to present Newfield live Merchants at Cape Harbour will open and in person on the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stage. formance featuring a variety of their doors to offer shoppers a host of Introduction Newfield is the former lead guitarist and singer for America’s Broadway show tunes and treasures & treats. Guests are invited country super group “Trick Pony.” performances of local crooners ■ to browse the shops and enjoy break- to beekeeping Her new song “Stay up Late” was just released in the New dimension in line dancing fast, lunch, a cool gelato or cocktail The Lee County Extension, in collab- last month on Curb Records. Newfield’s opening band with Aida Pineda Wednesdays, 9:30 while relaxing near the water. oration with the Beekeepers Association at Boom will be local favorite “Smack Daddy.” a.m.; Thursdays 6 p.m. Cost $3 per ■ Shark Fest 2011 is a family ori- of Southwest Florida (BASF) offers an Once again Harley Davidson Buell of Fort Myers member. $7 per non-member. ented, shark themed, festival and boat introductory beekeeping class this sum- will present a very special American Tribute for our Classes: ■ show. The “Are You Man Enough mer. local men and women serving in the war zones. Tai Chi with Russ Cline, Shark Challenge 5” is a high stakes, Classes begin on Friday July 1. Space Monday, 6 p.m. Cost $5 per member big game, two day shark fishing tour- is limited to 40 students. per session; $9 per non-member per nament! Mark your calendar for June Prepaid registered students receive The Del Prados session ■ 24 - 26 at Cape Harbour, Cape full startup kit including a bee veil, at the Shell Factory Zumba now four days a week: Coral’s most prestigious yachting gloves, bee box and books at a cost well The Shell Factory presents The Del Prados Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and community. below the real value of the materials. Saturday, July 16, in the Dolphin Room. For a Friday at 0 a.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. Kickoff Party begins Friday, June July 1 — History of Honey Bees and Summer Fun 50s & 60s Dance Party. Tickets $8. Cost $5 per member, $9 per non-mem- 24, 6 p.m.-10 p.m. at The Joint. their Behavior; Basic Materials For reservations call 239-995-3999. ber ■ Festival and Boat Show on July 8 — Getting Started/Basic Sing, act and dance with Betty Saturday and Sunday, June 25 and Management Dentzen: Act it Out, Monday 1 p.m. $2 June 26, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For July 15 — The Harvest Waltz and Cha-Cha per member, $6 per non-member ■ more information call 239-542- July 22 — Advanced Management Every Wednesday, let’s Cha-Cha at Four Freedoms Open Karaoke Mondays, 2:30 9777; [email protected] and Disease/Enemies Park from 7-8 p.m. with practice/social dancing from 8- p.m.; Thursday 12:30 p.m. ■ Great American Picnic at Cape Cost of the course is $175. For regis- ■ 9 p.m. Four Freedoms Park Recreation Center, 4818 Betty’s Guys and Dolls dance Harbour: Get an early start on your tration details call Claudia Silveira at Tarpon Court; 239-574-0804 Admission $5. class Monday, 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; 4th of July celebration by getting in 239-533-7514 or e-mail Thursday 9:30 a.m. Cost $3 per mem- the spirit of the holiday at the family [email protected]. OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,JUNE 21, 2011 8 CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS American Legion Woman’s Auxiliary meets at 7:30 p.m. the first and third Mondays at Post 90 Auxiliary 419 E. Cape Coral Parkway. For American Legion Auxiliary information call 945-6066. Unit 90 meets at 7 p.m., the third Monday of the month at Cape Coral Mini Mall, 4720 S.E. 15th Cape Coral Ave., Suite 120. For information Elks Lodge call 540-8128. The Cape Coral Elks Lodge meets on the second and fourth Monday at 7 p.m. Socials are held Corvettes on the Gulf throughout the year for members Corvettes on the Gulf meets and their guests. Cape Coral Elks the third Monday of the month at Lodge No. 2596 is at 4631 S.E. 7 p.m. at First Christian Church, 10th Place (Club Square). For 2620 Country Club Blvd. For information call 549-1508. more information call Phyllis MeLouglin, 542-6315. Cape Coral James D. Rader, Toastmasters, Chapter 108 DA Club 9051 The DAV Chapter 108 meet- Cape Coral Toastmasters, Club ings are held the third Tuesday of 9051 meets the second and fourth every month, except July and Monday of each month 6:30 p.m. August, 7 p.m. at the Elks Club, all year long, at the Cape Coral 4631 S.E. 10th Place. For further Hospital, room A. For more infor- information call 549-5338. mation call 542-7448. Order of Lawremce Kearny MICHAEL PISTELLA DAR Chapter the Eastern Star The DAR (Daughters of the Loyalty Chapter No. 309 Tennis Camp American Revolution) Lawrence Order of the Eastern Star meets Kearny Chapter meets the third the second and fourth Monday of each month except July, August, Madilyn Jacoby, 6, smashes a forehand during summer tennis camp at the Mid-Cape Tuesday of each month at the Elks Racquet & Health Club, Friday. Mid-Cape Racquet & Health Club is at 1300 Ceitus Club, 4631 S.E. 10th Place (Club September at the Cape Coral Masonic Lodge, 244 Santa Terrace. For more information, call 573-3210. More photos are available online at: Square) at 11:30 a.m. cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. Reservations are required for Barbara Blvd., at 7:30 p.m. All luncheon. The cost is $13. The members are welcome. Men and meeting is open but reservations women are welcome to join. For are needed and available at 542- more information call Arleene at 6057. 945-1047. Shark Fest set for this weekend American Business Shark Fest 2011 is a family oriented, shark ■ Teams will fish for 12 hours catching shark Sportsman’s Yacht themed, festival and boat show is set for June 24 - and sending the video of the battles back to be Women’s Association 26 at Cape Harbour. shown, as it happens, on the SharkTron center stage ABWA Cape Coral Caloosa and Sailing Club The highlight for anglers is the “Are You Man at Shark Fest! Chapter meets the third The Sportsman’s Yacht and Enough Shark Challenge 5,” a high-stakes, big- ■ Teams build points by catching the big ones Wednesday of every month at the Sailing Club Inc., at 1401 S.E. game, two-day shark fishing tournament. and must return to Rumrunners by 9:30 p.m. Gulf Coast Village at 6 p.m for 47th St., has a variety of activities Festivities include: ■ On Saturday night the Shark Fest party at networking. Calling all profes- that include: Monday, pot-luck ■ Kickoff Party begins Friday, June 24, from 6 Long Boards will be going strong! Crowds will sional business women who wants dinner, 6:30 p.m.; third Tuesday -10 p.m. at The Joint. Everyone is welcome to cheer as the teams they have watched do battle with to get involved in the community. of each month, luncheon and card enjoy live music, raffles and the stadium sized the big ones return to see how they placed. For dinner reservations call, 239- games at noon; Thursday morn- screen (aka The SharkTron) showing highlights ■ When the music stops at 10 p.m. the top 5 549-1199. ing bowling league at Friendship from previous year’s shark challenges. No spurs teams will be announced. The top 5 will then need Lanes; first Saturday of each required to join SW Florida’s First Mechanical to refuel, reset and regroup because first thing Cape Coral month, ballroom dancing with live Shark Riding Contest. Sunday morning they have to be ready for the music from 7 to 10:30 p.m.; ■ Festival and Boat Show on Saturday and Shotgun Start in the Sudden Death Final Republican Club Sunday, dinner theater matinees Sunday, June 25 and June 26, from 10 a.m. to 5 Competition. The Cape Coral Republican arranged by Land Rover; and p.m. will be filled with unique crafters and vendors. ■ On day two it is all about speed. The first team Club meets the last Wednesday of other weekly activities. Low fees, There will be boats on display from local dealers. to score 16 points by conquering the beasts will stop each month at Cape Coral new members welcome. For infor- New this year is the “Kidzone”, an area filled with the competition and take the top prize. Association of Realtors, 918 S.E. mation call Rita, 549-4373. interactive games, rides and sharky shows for kids Sunday, June 26, the “Are You Man Enough 46th Lane, at 7 p.m. All and kids at heart. A rock wall, bounce house and Shark Challenge 5” will conclude with an awards Republicans are welcome. for fur- 20- foot slide will be just some of the fun. There banquet held at Rumrunners. Live music, dancing, ther information call 283-9454. Sea Drifters will be a coloring contest where every entry is a charity auction, gourmet dinner and award presenta- winner. tion will be held from 4- 6 p.m. Power Boat Club ■ Cape Coral The Sea Drifters Power Boat The line will form early for the “Kids Fishing “What makes shark tournaments exciting are the Club still meet at 9:15 a.m. the Derby” on Saturday, June 25, 1 p.m. at the Marina sharks,” said Captain Jack Donlon, event organizer, Sailing Club first Monday of each month at the at Cape Harbour. The first 50 to sign up receive a in a prepared statement. “People want to see the The Cape Coral Sailing Club Cape Coral Library off Mohawk. free fishing pole, bait and a shot at a specially sharks! Seeing the shark action as it happens lets the welcomes all boaters, both sail New members are welcome to designed Shark Fest Kids Derby Trophy! All the crowd at Shark Fest be part of the fight. They get to and power to their monthly meet- join. They are one of the oldest kids will line up dockside at Rumrunners. The age watch the most exciting part of the battle - Where ings at the Cape Coral Yacht power boat club in the area, limit is 12 and under. the fishermen try to catch the shark as the sharks try Club, 5819 Driftwood Parkway. founded in 1991. For more infor- to chomp the fishermen! All the thrill without the Meetings ar held on the fourth mation call Commodore George kill! That is what makes us unique.” Sampson at 542-0288 or Dorothy Shark Challenge “Cape Harbour is looking forward to hosting the Wednesday of each month at 730 The fifth annual “Are You Man Enough Shark Munsch, 549-7112. Shark Fest event this year,” said Harbour Master, p.m. except for November when it Challenge” will send a field of boats out from the is the fifth Wednesday and Frank Muto in a prepared statement. “We know Marina at Cape Harbour early Saturday for day one there are guys and girls who are tough enough to December when there is no meet- of the competition. ing. For more information all Ava Guardian Angels take on the challenge and light up the SharkTron!” Farrar at 945-5417 or visit: The Guardian Angels for http://ccscusa.home.att.net/ Special Populations meet on the second Tuesday of every month (except July and August) at 6:30 Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County Democratic Club p.m. at the Special Populations The Democratic club of Cape facility on 400 Santa Barbara Coral meets the third Wednesday Blvd. For more information call seeks community assistance of the month (except June and 549-4531.. July) at 7 p.m. at River Towers, 4280 S.E. 20th Place. Guest parking can only be used. For Fraternal Order for ‘littles’ to attend summer camp more information call 823-6258; of Eagles 3957 Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County is appealing program for a participant at any of the five Boys & www.capecoraldemocrats.com. The Aerie meets the first and to the community to help kids who were “littles” in Girls Clubs locations: Lehigh Acres, Pueblo Bonita third Tuesday of the month at 7 Big Brothers Big Sisters until the agency’s sudden in Bonita Springs, Suncoast Unit in North Fort P.M. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Southwest Florida closure in Southwest Florida was recently Myers, Barrett Park in North Fort Myers and Shady the second and fourth Tuesday of announced. Oaks in Fort Myers. the month at 7:30 p.m.. The Aerie 10-13 Club Deborah Currier Liftig, chief professional officer To sponsor summer camp for the youth, please is located at 4647 SE 9th Place The Southwest Florida 10-13 at Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County, said summer make a donation at www.BGCLC.net/greatsummer (Club Square). For more informa- Club, Inc. is an association of camps that opened on June 20 in five Lee County or mail your contribution to Boys & Girls Clubs of tion call 549-8477. retired New York City police offi- locations were ready to accept kids from the Big Lee County, 7275 Concourse Drive, Suite 200, cers. The club also welcomes Brothers Big Sisters program. Fort Myers, FL 33908. other retired police officers of Kiwanis Club “As a partner United Way agency, we were sad- “Our mission is all about the kids,” Liftig said. other cities and state to join. dened by the closing of Big Brothers Big Sisters, “We’re ready to do what we can to help with this sit- Meetings are held on the third of Cape Coral and we join with the community in sharing concern uation, and we’re always happy to welcome new Thursday of the month at the Elks The Kiwanis Club of Cape for the ‘littles’ who may need additional support this youth into our Boys & Girls Clubs family.” Cape Coral Lodge, 4431 S.E. Coral meets the first, second, and summer,” Liftig said. “Our seven-week summer For more information about Boys & Girls Clubs 10th Place (Club Square). For fourth Tuesday of the month at camps are a great fit, with activities and field trips, of Lee County, visit www.BGCLC.net or call 239- additional information call Neil 7:30 a.m. at Faith Presbyterian plus lunch and snacks every day.” 334-1886. lO’Connor, president 239-540- Church, 4544 Coronado Liftig said $160 provides the entire seven-week 7232. Parkway. The third Tuesday of the AARP month at 6 p.m..Cape Coral loca- Southwest Florida Community Foundation AARP Cape Coral Chapter tion to be determined each week. 188 meets 1 p.m. the third Friday ([email protected] for Women’s Legacy Fund Spring Luncheon at Lake Kennedy Senior Center, time and location) For more infor- mation, call 549-2030. Women of philanthropy gathered at the lives of those around them. 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. For Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s fifth WLF members can make the special women in information call 458-0834 or annual Women’s Legacy Fund Spring Luncheon their lives a WLF Angel with a minimum contri- 574-2463. Cape Coral Friday, May 13, at Sanibel Harbour Marriott bution of $1,000 in their name, which supports Friends of Wildlife Resort & Spa in Fort Myers. the Women’s Legacy Fund endowment. Friends of the Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife The luncheon included a report by last year’s The Women’s Legacy Fund is a fund of the s a non-profit, volunteer organiza- grant recipients, PACE Center for Girls and Southwest Florida Community Foundation, creat- Cape Coral Library Children’s Advocacy Center, on the impact of ed to enable women in Southwest Florida to The Friends of the Cape Coral tion dedicated to the preservation of the Cape’s unique wildlife. Its their WLF grant awarded last year. direct their giving in focused, strategic ways. The Library meet on the third Saturday It was also announced that Community fund’s mission is to improve the quality of life in during the months of January, members have volunteered more than 6,000 hours since its creation Cooperative Ministries Inc. is this year’s WLF Southwest Florida through a woman’s perspec- March, May, July, September and grant recipient focusing on homeless issues in tive. November. Join us at 9:30 a.m. in 2002 educating the community and visitors about burrowing owls our community. CCMI’s 2011 grant will help the In just three years of existence, the WLF has for a coffee, social and interesting nonprofit agency extend the hours of their been able to provide $37,000 in grants to benefit informative programs. The Cape and other species. Members meet for programs and education at 7 Homeless Concierge who connects with home- people and communities in Southwest Florida. Coral Library is located at 921 less customers to provide outreach, basic needs The Southwest Florida Community S.W. 39th Street. For more infor- p.m. on the second Tuesday of every other month at Rotary Park, items, case management and referrals at their Foundation has been supporting the communities mation, call Maria Maddalena at new Community Cafe located in Dunbar. of Lee, Charlotte, Glades, Hendry and Collier 239-540-7096. 5505 Rose Garden Road (El Dorado and Pelican). This year, A highlight of the event was the unveiling of counties for 34 years. the months will be March, May, five new WLF Angels including Buelah With assets of more than $60 million, the Caloosahatchee July, September and November. Gustafson (posthumously), Mavis Miller, Melvin community foundation has provided more than For more information call 574- Morgan, Anne Smoot and Vera Stephens. $48 million in grants and scholarships to the Moose Lodge 2395 6318 or visit: www.ccfriend- The Angel honorary designation is for moth- communities it serves. Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge sofwildlife.org ers, sisters, aunts, daughters, grandchildren, For more information, call 239-274-5900 or 2395 meets at 7:30 p.m. the sec- friends and other loved ones, either living or visit www.floridacommunity.com ond and fourth Mondays; deceased, who have had a special impact on the Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, June 21, 2011 Pisces moon sets

Balance tone for passage exercise of sun into Cancer Alex Boyd, 12, participates in a Dr. Theodore I. for too long. Mix it balance exercise Rubin claims, up. Show all of your during summer “Com-passion is the colors. tennis camp at strong-est human AQUARIUS the Mid-Cape therapeutic agent in (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Racquet & Health existence. Its poten- You may not mean Club Friday. tial for constructive to do this conscious- Tennis coach growth and human ly, but you set some- Paula Zager creative possibility one up to contribute is almost limitless.” to your cause. You offers the kids And the planets make it known that this and other seem to agree, as the you’re going to cross-training Pisces moon sets a make your move opportunities loving, spiritual tone Holiday later, and when you during the camp. for the passage of Mathis do, the other person Mid-Cape the sun into healing is ready. Racquet & Health Cancer. Happy sum- PISCES (Feb. Club is at 1300 mer solstice! HOROSCOPES 19-March 20). Ceitus Terrace. ARIES (March Better to be exciting, 21-April 19). For more infor- BY HOLIDAY direct and even a bit Getting the most of overbearing than to mation, call 573- today’s opportuni- be boring and pre- 3210. More pho- ties requires some prep time. dictable. So stop worrying that tos are available Check your notes. Reload your you might offend someone, and online at: memory before you meet with say what’s on your mind. cu.cape-coral- tough clients, customers, bosses, TODAY’S BIRTHDAY daily-breeze.com. colleagues or the most critical (June 21). There’s a lovely sim- members of your family. plicity to the way you tackle per- MICHAEL TAURUS (April 20-May 20). sonal and professional goals this PISTELLA You walk the line between appro- year. You always do your best. priate and inappropriate. You When the outcome doesn’t please gravitate toward the outsiders. you, you’ll objectively look at You dare to be more edgy, real what happened and try it a differ- and exciting than anything else ent way. When you are happy going on around you. with the results, you will cele- GEMINI (May 21-June 21). brate briefly and move on to the Intellect and intelligence are not next challenge. Capricorn and the same things. You will experi- Virgo people adore you. Your ence an illustration of this today. lucky numbers are: 43, 9, 26, 31 Explaining the meaning Someone who is highly educated and 2. displays a lack of common sense, ASTROLOGICAL QUES- and you will be just the one to TIONS: “I’m a Libra, and I’m help this person out. trying to lose weight. I hate the of breast calcifications CANCER (June 22-July 22). way I look. I frequently set Make your move. It shows you’re weight loss goals and promptly DEAR DR. DONOHUE: The gives the approach to can hurry it up by not afraid. If you wait around, the ignore them when I fail to lose receptionist at my doctor’s office diagnosing and treat- putting warm com- other person involved will think weight. I’ve tried several meth- called to give me the report on a ing it. Readers can presses over the you’re not that interested, and the ods, but I don’t last more than a mammogram I had taken. She obtain a copy by closed eye. excitement of the whole deal week on any plan. I feel like a said that it showed calcifications writing: Dr. Donohue You need to see diminishes. So be a bit impulsive. total loser in every area of life, and that the doctor wanted it — No. 1101, Box a doctor if the eye LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). though I know that’s not true. I’m repeated in six months. 536475, Orlando, begins to pain you, You’ll be informally appointed to actually quite an accomplished Why? Are calcifications indi- FL 32853-6475. if the blood stays a position because of your outgo- person who can’t seem to get this cations of cancer? If they are, I’d Enclose a check or for longer than a ing personality. You’ll show that one thing right — feeding myself like to get this taken care of money order (no week or if it hap- you’re the kind of person who can in a way that’s appropriate. Do immediately. I am becoming a cash) for $4.75 pens time and make connections happen without you have any advice for a Libra in nervous wreck thinking about U.S./$6 Can. with the again. something awkward taking place. crisis over her weight?” this. recipient’s printed VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). As the sign of the scales, the — H.M. name and address. Dr. Donohue DEAR DR. You’ll be around a person who last thing you need is to be bat- Please allow four DONOHUE: My can help you attain one of your tling one. Consider giving up this ANSWER: When tests don’t weeks for delivery. mother has lived in goals. You may not consciously battle — just let it go completely, provide a definite answer, every- TO YOUR an assisted-living intend to tell this person what you thus freeing yourself from the one suffers — the patient, the DEAR DR. facility for two want, but you telegraph your tyranny of your own self-rejec- doctor of the patient and the doc- DONOHUE: This GOOD years. She’s mental- needs anyway. Your subcon- tion. You may not currently rec- tor who interpreted the test. morning while brush- ly clear, but physi- scious messaging system is going ognize the cruelty of your con- Calcifications are the perfect ing my teeth, I looked HEALTH cally unable to take strong. stant attacks on yourself. Give up example. They’re calcium specks. in the mirror and care of herself. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). this fight, and you’ll attain the When the doctor interpreting the couldn’t believe what I saw. My The last time I visited her, a Just because you are positive and inner balance necessary to deal mammogram sees them, he or she right eye was bright red. It looked nurse was taking her blood pres- upbeat doesn’t mean you aren’t with this issue rationally. Focus bases their importance on their like someone had punched me. sure. She told me that my moth- also mischievous and playful. on self-acceptance now, and take number, their shape, their size When my husband saw it, he er’s pressure in her right arm was You gently tease your loved ones, on the weight loss when you’ve and the pattern they make. With asked if he had hit me while he normal, but the pressure in her and they crave the specific kind replaced the habit of self-bashing those criteria, the doctor usually was asleep. He didn’t. left arm was 165 over 95. Which of attention that comes from only with kindness and compassion can say whether they indicate It doesn’t hurt. My vision is is her true blood pressure? you. turned inward. You cannot cancer. perfect. My eye looks frightful. — E.L. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). change that which you do not Noncancerous calcifications Do I need to see a doctor? Distractions, be gone! Otherwise, accept. might result from a bump to the — Y.T. ANSWER: A 10-point dis- a key piece of information could CELEBRITY PROFILES: breast to which you paid little crepancy in blood pressure elude you. You have to watch and Newlywed Prince William will attention. Or a minor breast infec- ANSWER: Your question is between the two arms is consid- listen from beginning to end to soon take his bride to Canada on tion could have caused them. asked repeatedly. ered acceptable. With a larger dif- get the full story. The prize goes the couple’s first official overseas If the doctor feels that evi- My long-distance guess is a ference, the actual blood pressure to the one who does this the best. trip. The prince was born when dence points more in the direction subconjunctival hemorrhage. The is the higher one. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- both the sun and the moon were of cancer, then he or she will ask conjunctiva is a cellophanelike Dec. 21). All it takes is one sug- on the cusp of Gemini and for an immediate biopsy. If the covering of the eye. Beneath it is Dr. Donohue regrets that he is gestion that makes perfect sense, Cancer. If he were born earlier in doctor feels more certain that they a network of invisible blood ves- unable to answer individual let- and you turn it into a project. You the day, he would have been a are not cancer signs but is not sels. When one of those delicate ters, but he will incorporate them create momentum. You do a Gemini with a Gemini moon. As completely certain about that call, vessels breaks, blood covers that in his column whenever possible. beautiful job of escalating the it is, he is a Cancer with a Cancer a repeat examination at a later part of the eye. Readers may write him or request action and achieving progress by moon that brings a gift for nurtur- date is a reasonable position to Coughing, sneezing or strain- an order form of available health the end of the day. ing and healing. take. Neither the interpreting doc- ing causes the breakage. newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. tor nor your personal doctor Sometimes it happens for no Orlando, FL 32853-6475. 19). Just as you can ruin a car’s To find out more about would ask for a delay if there was apparent reason. Readers may also order health transmission by staying in the Holiday Mathis and read her past any chance that the inaction The eye looks awful, but no newsletters from www.rbma- same gear for too long, you can columns, visit the Creators would harm your health. real harm is done. The blood is mall.com. wear a relationship in the wrong Syndicate Web page at www.cre- The pamphlet on breast cancer absorbed in about a week. You way by staying in the same mode ators.com. Woman can only hope that sister will someday accept boyfriend Dear Annie: I have been in a and integrity and hope that your dence over an department or con- after they marry. relationship with “Derek” for two sister will someday accept the two incoming call. tact the Americans I have one son. If “Michigan” years. I love him dearly and know of you as a couple. Your friend should with Disabilities treats her daughters-in-law as she we will marry someday. The put you on hold just website to start the does her sons, she will have no problem is, my sister and her hus- Dear Annie: I have a friend long enough to process. problem. band will not accept Derek who has the “call waiting” feature inform the second This is federal My daughter-in-law is the because we started dating when on his phone. If I am talking to caller that he will law, and if Louise daughter I never had. She has a he was still going through a him and a second call comes in, call back. However, has a legitimate mother and a sister, but we two divorce. he will say, “Oh, I have another if your conversa- disability, her are as close as can be. We do Annie, I know we should have call,” and either hang up on me, tion has already employer needs to things together (just the two of us) waited until the divorce was final, or leave me waiting interminably gone on for quite a make a reasonable and enjoy each other’s company. but my sister can’t seem to move while he chats with the second while, it makes accommodation for She sometimes has conflicts with past it. She refuses to meet Derek caller. sense for you to her. If they simply her husband, as we all do from and has told me that neither she Once he kept me holding so say, “Go ahead and took her off the time to time, and knows she can nor her husband will come to our long, I finally hung up. get that. I’ll talk to Kathy night shift, the come to me with anything. I keep wedding. However, if I am the second you later.” Mitchell employer would an open mind. I love my son, but My sister has made mistakes caller, he will say, “I’m on the Courtesy works not have to bear he is not perfect. in her marriage, and I was always other line. Can I call you back?” both ways. & Marcy any financial bur- I wouldn’t trade my daughter- very accepting and forgiving. This seems to indicate that other Sugar den. in-law for anything. I love her as Leaving Derek is not an option, callers are always more important Dear Annie: I — Ron in my own. but I hate that I don’t see my to him than I am. Unless it is a read the letter from Connecticut — Lucky Mother-in-Law nieces anymore because of this dire emergency, I feel the first “Scared Sister,” tiff. call should take priority. I also who is worried ANNIE’S Dear Ron: Annie’s Mailbox is written by How can I convince her Derek think his treatment of me is disre- about her younger MAILBOX Several readers Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, is a good guy if she won’t make spectful. sister’s night vision suggested that longtime editors of the Ann an effort to meet him? My friend also has “Caller and her ability to Louise find out if Landers column. Please e-mail — Miss My Sis ID,” so he knows who the second drive. she is eligible for accommodation your questions to anniesmail- call is from and doesn’t need to The sister, “Louise,” is a full- through the Americans with [email protected], or write to: Dear Miss: All choices have answer it unless he believes it’s time operating-room nurse who is Disabilities Act. For more infor- Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators consequences, and it helps to be urgent. required to rotate being on call at mation, readers can contact the Syndicate, 5777 W. Century prepared to deal with them. Yes, Is there an etiquette rule for night. You recommended she ADA information line at 1-800- Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA your sister seems unforgiving and this? Am I wrong to feel rudely speak to her supervisor along 514-0301 or check their website 90045. To find out more about harsh, but you cannot fix that. treated? with several other alternatives. at www.ada.gov. Our thanks to all Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- She also may believe that her — Unimportant Caller Here’s one more: Louise may who wrote. tures by other Creators Syndicate intransigent position will force be able to apply for a reasonable writers and cartoonists, visit the you to give Derek up. If you plan Dear Caller: Etiquette says accommodation under the Dear Annie: I had to reply to Creators Syndicate Web page at to stay with this man, you should the person with whom you are Americans with Disabilities Act. “Michigan,” who is afraid she www.creators.com. conduct your lives with dignity already on the phone takes prece- She should speak to her HR will not be close to her two sons Page 10A Tuesday, June 21, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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SHEFFER CROSSWORD Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. Use logic and process of elimi- nation to solve the puzzle. The difficulty level ranges from FAMILY CIRCUS Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest). Difficulty: Silver GOREN BRIDGE WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q 1 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: Q 4 - Both vulnerable as South you hold: ♠ K Q 10 5 ♥ K Q J 6 5 3 ♦ Void ♣ K 10 9 ♠ K ♥ Void ♦ K 9 8 6 5 3 2 ♣ 10 7 6 4 2 The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Partner opens the bidding with one 1♥ Pass 2♦ Pass spade. What do you respond? ? What do you bid now? A - What a horrible holding. With two kings — one in partner’s suit — you A - You have excellent trick-taking have to act, but you do not have the val- potential, but your hand is aceless and ues for a two-over-one response. All you your void in partner’s suit is disturbing. can do is bid one no trump and hope you Therefore, we would take things slowly can bail out in three diamonds unless and simply rebid two hearts. Partner’s partner happens to bid two of a minor. next bid should give you a better idea of how to proceed. Q 5 - As South, vulnerable, you hold:

Q 2 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: ♠ K Q 7 ♥ K 9 8 ♦ A Q 6 3 ♣ A Q 5 ♠ A K 8 3 2 ♥ A Q 3 ♦ A 7 6 2 ♣ 7 Your right-hand opponent opens the bid- ding with one spade. What action do The bidding has proceeded: you take? JUMBLE SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1♠ Pass 1NT Pass ? A - You are too strong for one no trump THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME What action do you take? and a jump to two no trump these days by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek is no longer natural. The correct way to Unscramble these four Jumbles, A - You have a pretty good hand, but not treat this holding is to double for takeout one letter to each square, and bid no trump as cheaply as possible to form four ordinary words. enough to insist on game, nor do you know in which strain you want to play. at your next turn. That shows a balanced GOMRO For the moment, all you can do is rebid hand too strong for a one-no-trump two diamonds and see how partner overcall. reacts. Q 6 - Both vulnerable, as South you ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. CRYPTOQUIP Q 3 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: hold: KWECR 5 A Q 6 A Q 9 5 A 10 9 5 3 ♠ A ♥ K Q 9 8 4 2 ♦ 8 7 3 ♣ 9 4 2 ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣ The bidding has proceeded: What is your opening bid? NORTH EAST SOUTH RCRYEH WEST A - There are hands where, with four 1♣ Pass 1♥ Pass diamonds and five clubs, you would 3♣ Pass ? open one diamond to prepare a rebid in What do you bid now? clubs. However, this is not one of them. Sign Up for the IAFLOFCI (OFFICIAL) Jumble Facebook fan club We think this hand is good enough for a ATLTET A - If you play that a rebid of three reverse and would open one club. Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as hearts is forcing, as it should be, that suggested by the above cartoon. action is clear-cut. If not, you have a (Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers’ problem. A jump to four hearts could responses sent in care of this newspaper or Answer: A result in playing a poor game when you to Tribune Media Services Inc., 2225 have a laydown slam in clubs; three Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY. Saturday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) spades could be misread and lead to 14207. E-mail responses may be sent to Jumbles: YAHOO STUNT(sestooo) UPROOT CAVITY Yesterday’s catastrophe and four clubs might be Jumbles: Answer:MIGHTThe massage PLUSH therapist POISON bought a new headsetMOTHER for her [email protected].) Answer: The bartenderphone so shein thecould bird do this bar — wasSTAY a IN — TOUCH passed. That leaves five clubs as the STOOL PIGEON viable action. Page 11A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, June 21, 2011 TOP PICKS

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2011 Mets need Miracle to retire Getting rally for Carter’s No. hooked At right, Anthony he New York Mets have Rodriguez, 7, fishes 6-3 win retired only three numbers in off the Cape Coral TTtheir 49-year existence: 37, Yacht Club pier ■ Standings, 13A 14 and 41. Saturday morning If you can’t immediately name the during the annual Special to the Breeze baseball giants to whom those numbers [email protected] Kids All-American JUPITER — Trailing 3-0 into the belonged Fishing Derby hosted — Casey seventh inning, and limited to just by the Cape Coral three hits, the Fort Myers Miracle ral- Stengel, Parks & Recreation Gil lied against the Palm Beach Hodges Department. Cardinals’ bullpen with five runs in and Tom Below, Jonathan the seventh and one in the eighth to Seaver — Burt, 8, watches as beat the Cardinals 6-3 Monday night. you’re not volunteer Jason The win kept a glimmer of hope a real Gomes of West for the Miracle (34-34) in the first- Mets fan. Marine reties his half playoff race, but St. Lucie (36- Other- 32) later beat Charlotte in extra hook before he innings to nail down the South wise, you can continue to should Division playoff berth. With two participate in the games left, the Miracle trail the Mets know that event for youth age Ray McNulty Stengel by two games with the Mets also was the 5-15. More photos holding the head-to-head tiebreaker. Mets’ first are available online Kane Holbrooks gave the Miracle manager, Hodges was the manager of at: cu.cape-coral- a solid start by yielding only three the Mets’ first championship team in daily-breeze.com. runs on three hits in five innings of 1969, and Seaver, the best home-grown work. player ever to wear a Mets uniform, is MICHAEL PISTELLA Cardinals starter Kevin Siegrist the Hall of Fame pitcher who single- was dominant, allowing just two hits handedly gave the franchise credibility and no runs in six innings, but took and led its transformation from lovable the no-decision after the Cardinals’ loser to World Series winner. bullpen could not hold the late lead. You also should know that Gary Down three runs in the seventh, Carter is still waiting. Jamaal Hawkins led off with a single He’s a Hall of Fame catcher who off reliever Francisco Samuel. The nurtured the young arms and psyches righty then lost control, issuing three of Dwight Gooden, Ron Darling and straight walks, the latter a free pass to Sid Fernandez. He was the clean-up Aaron Hicks to force in the first hitter, a co-captain, and the final piece Miracle run. Dan Calhoun was sum- to the Mets’ championship puzzle in moned with the bases loaded to face 1986. He was as popular as any play- Nick Romero, who ripped a line drive er on a World Series-winning team to the right-center field gap for a that included Keith Hernandez, Darryl three-run triple. Two batters later, Strawberry and Mookie Wilson. Ramon Santana added a run-scoring Yet, 25 years later, the Mets single cap the rally. haven’t retired Carter’s No. 8. The Miracle added their final run “I don’t know why they haven’t,” in the eighth as Jhon Goncalves said Howard Johnson, who spent five walked, stole second, and scored on a seasons as Carter’s teammate in New two-out single by Anderson Hidalgo. York. “He’s a Hall of Famer. He won Andrew Albers (4-1), who tossed a World Series, and he was very a scoreless sixth inning in relief, instrumental in winning that Series. picked up the win. “What are the standards? What are Matt Hauser kept the Cardinals off the requirements? Based on what he the board for the next two innings accomplished in New York, I think before Dakota Watts nailed down his Gary deserves to be honored that eighth save of the year with a score- way. Really, so does Keith. It proba- less ninth. bly should’ve been done a long time Samuel (0-1) was charged with the ago. It’s kind of sad.” loss in his first outing of the year. Sad, but not surprising. The Mets The Miracle return to action never seem to get it — not when it Texas KO’d from CWS Tuesday night against the Cardinals at comes to public relations, to connecting Roger Dean Stadium. Right-hander Jhon Garcia will with fans, to doing the right thing. Even ■ onship. We did some amazing things with this Scores, schedule, 13A make his first start of the season for when the right thing should be obvious. team. It’s tough to leave now.” OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Texas couldn’t the Miracle with first pitch slated for Think about it: When CitiField The Longhorns had been 8-1 in elimination fight off elimination this time, not with a sec- 6:35 p.m. opened two years ago, Fred Wilpon ond straight shaky performance by its starting games since the Big 12 tournament, but insisted that the ballpark pay homage pitcher and an offense that wilted in the heat Emanuel was too much for them to overcome. to his favorite team, the Brooklyn and humidity at the College World Series. Texas went three-up, three-down in 11 of Dodgers, rather than the team he Cole Green lasted just two-plus innings and 18 innings against Florida and North Carolina. Ex-UCF player owns. It wasn’t until he was publicly the Longhorns managed only four singles “We did get outplayed twice. That really is shamed into acknowledging Mets his- Monday in a 3-0 elimination-game loss to the bottom line,” coach Augie Garrido said. “I, tory that changes were made. North Carolina. for one, am proud of the leadership on this testifies in Well, if it worked then, maybe it Freshman left-hander Kent Emanuel team, and I’m not just throwing that around. will work now. Maybe, if enough pitched the first complete-game shutout in five They took a team that was pretty scattered at people make enough noise, it will years, sending the Longhorns (49-19) out of the beginning of the year and pulled it together Plancher trial work for Carter. Let’s hope so. the CWS in two games for only the second and kept it functioning like one, so that we had ORLANDO (AP) — A former Because Carter, 57, the former time in 25 appearances since 1966. the opportunity to come here.” University of Central Florida wide manager in the Mets minor-league sys- “We didn’t come here to be the first team to The Longhorns came to Omaha well-armed, receiver says teammate Ereck tem and current baseball coach at Palm leave,” shortstop Brandon Loy said. “You’re but ace Taylor Jungmann gave them only 4 1/3 Plancher of Naples gasped for breath, Beach Atlantic University, was diag- never going to be satisfied, I don’t think, unless innings in the 8-4 loss to Florida and Monday’s fell to his knees as his eyes rolled nosed with malignant brain tumors that you come out here with a national champi- See CWS, page 13A back into his head and struggled doctors say are inoperable. He’s under- before collapsing and dying during going aggressive treatment. Family his final workout. members say he’s optimistic, deter- Anthony Davis said Monday that mined to come through in the clutch, Tigers sign FGCU’s Maxfield UCF coach George O’Leary ordered just as he did during his career. all water and trainers out of the indoor But it’s brain cancer. We can only Special to the Breeze Monday was the opening day for the GCL fieldhouse. hope and pray and wait. [email protected] with the Tigers hosting the Phillies. Maxfield, He also testified the coach was In the meantime, the Mets should be After turning in arguably one of the best a first baseman from North Port, was assigned yelling obscenities at Plancher as he making plans for a “Gary Carter Day” offensive careers in FGCU history, senior Zach uniform No. 22. Fifteen teams compete in the told him to get up after falling during at CitiField, where his No. 8 belongs Maxfield’s wait to get into the professional GCL over three divisions. an obstacle course drill. on the wall alongside 37, 14 and 41. If ranks is over. The program’s all-time leader in In his three-year career at FGCU, Maxfield Plancher’s parents have filed a he’s up to it, physically, the ceremony four different statistical categories signed a finished as the all-time leader in doubles (54), wrongful death suit saying the UCF should come this summer and serve as free agent contract over the weekend with the home runs (41), RBI (180) and total bases Athletics Association is responsible for the centerpiece of any celebration of Detroit Tigers. (418). Even more impressive, his power num- their son’s death on March 18, 2008. the 25th anniversary of the Mets’ 1986 Less than a month removed from his senior bers came with a .371 career batting average, They are trying to prove that coaches World Series triumph. season in which he became the first player in producing a hit in 139 of 162 games. pushed him excessively despite know- Heck, let Hernandez join him. He Eagles history to hit double-figure home runs FGCU senior Tim Roberson was picked up ing he had sickle cell trait. was the team’s other co-captain, the three straight seasons, Maxfield will begin his by the Boston Red Sox last Thursday and Attorneys for the athletic associa- No. 3 hitter in the lineup and infield career with the Lakeland Tigers in the North assigned to the Lowell Spinners of the New tion say Plancher died from an unde- general, the other proven veteran who Division of the Gulf Coast League (GCL). York-Penn League. tected congenital heart defect. showed the Mets how to win. “When we traded for Keith Hernandez, I knew we were close, but we needed one more hitter,” said former SCOREBOARD TIDES CHART Mets GM Frank Cashen, the ‘86 team Florida State League Interleague Baseball at Cape Coral Bridge architect. “I put in a lot of hours and, Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon fortunately, I was able to get Gary Carter Miracle 6, Cardinals 3 Orioles 8, Pirates 3 /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible from Montreal. He was the missing Mets 3, Stone Crabs 2 (11) Rockies 8, Indians 7 We 22 Low 3:20 AM 0.2 6:35 AM Rise 12:30 AM 65 piece, a good hitter who hit home runs. 22 High 9:17 AM 0.8 8:24 PM Set 12:52 PM Yankees 10, Threshers 3 Yankees 5, Reds 3 22 Low 3:54 PM 0.4 “If you put a gun to my head and 22 High 8:35 PM 0.7 forced me to choose between Gary Manatees 10, Blue Jays 8 Red Sox 14, Padres 5 Tigers 3, Cubs 1 Braves 2, Blue Jays 0 Th 23 Low 3:55 AM 0.3 6:36 AM Rise 1:01 AM 55 and Keith, you’d have to shoot me. I 23 High 9:50 AM 0.8 8:24 PM Set 1:43 PM couldn’t do it. They both were a big Marauders 6, Hammerheads 1 Rangers 8, Astros 3 23 Low 5:17 PM 0.4 part of what we did.” ● Standings, 13A Cubs 6, White Sox 3 23 High 10:05 PM 0.6 Their special place in Mets’ histo- Angels vs. Marlins at Matlacha Pass (Bascule bridge) ry should be recognized. In a special We 22 Low 2:46 AM 0.3 6:36 AM Rise 12:31 AM 65 way. Soon. Rays vs. Brewers 22 High 8:45 AM 1.5 8:25 PM Set 12:53 PM Tigers vs. Dodgers (n) 22 Low 3:20 PM 0.8 College World Series 22 High 8:03 PM 1.4 Ray McNulty is sports columnist ● Standings, 13A for Scripps Treasure Coast (Fla.) North Carolina 3, Texas 0 Th 23 Low 3:21 AM 0.5 6:36 AM Rise 1:02 AM 55 23 High 9:18 AM 1.6 8:25 PM Set 1:44 PM Newspapers, distributed by Scripps Vanderbilt vs. Florida (n) 23 Low 4:43 PM 0.7 Howard News Service. ● Scores, schedule, 13A 23 High 9:33 PM 1.2 Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, June 21,2011

Miracle Schedule S PORTS C ALENDAR

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Youth Sports 2395 on Cape Coral Parkway; Through Aug. 1 men, women, children who love June June June June June June June Edison Sailing Center Youth to bass fish welcome; tourna- Summer Camps — Edison Sailing ments held locally and out of Center, North Shore Park, North town. Info: Jim Lewis 945-7188; 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 Fort Myers; online registration W eb: under way for children age 8 and www.capecoralbassclub.com vs. at at vs. at older; certified instructors; camps Cape Coral Tarpon Hunters at at run 8:30 a.m.-noon Monday- Club — Meeting third Thursday Charlotte Charlotte Palm Beach Palm Beach Bradenton Bradenton Bradenton Friday in two-week sessions (June (March through September) each 20-July 1, July 11-22, & July 25- month, 7 p.m., Cape Coral Yacht 5:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Aug. 1); afternoon camp 1-4 p.m. Club; 40th anniversary year; club one-week sessions; preregistra- catches and releases all tarpon; tion required, fee $200 ($125- social and competitive club, hosts Miracle home games at Hammond Stadium Home Away $175 afternoon camp). Web: rookie seminars, tournaments for www.edisonsailingcenter.org youth and adults. Info: Gary Through Aug. 5 Jackson (239) 898-2980. Weekly Youth Summer Tennis Cape Coral Sailing Club — All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD Camps — Cape Coral Racquet & Meeting fourth Wednesday each Health Club; weekly camps 9 month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral a.m.-noon beginning June 13, Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood Jimmie Johnson, 503. 6, Matt Kenseth, 491. 7, 7:10 p.m. open to boys & girls ages 7-16; Pkwy.; adults interested in boating OLF Kurt Busch, 491. 8, Ryan Newman, 456. 9, San Diego (Latos 4-8) at Boston (Beckett 6-2), indoor facilities in case of rain; (sail or power), cruising or arm- G Denny Hamlin, 455. 10, Clint Bowyer, 455. 7:10 p.m. teaching done by tennis pros. chair are welcome. Info: Ron 11, Tony Stewart, 454. 12, Jeff Gordon, Toronto (Z.Stewart 0-0) at Atlanta (Minor 0-2), Info: Jack Dunmead (239) 573- Miniter 945-7761. 438. 13, Greg Biffle, 425. 14, Mark Martin, 7:10 p.m. 3210; email: Sailing Singles Club — Happy Coral Oaks Golf Course 418. 15, Juan Pablo Montoya, 409. 16, Paul Houston (Lyles 0-2) at Texas (C.Wilson 7-3), [email protected] Hour gathering first Friday each Holes-in-One Menard, 402. 17, A J Allmendinger, 402. 18, 8:05 p.m. June 29-July 2 month, 5 p.m., general meeting June 17 Arizona (J.Saunders 3-7) at Kansas City Kelly Greens Junior Golf third Thursday each month, 7 David Ragan, 395. 19, Kasey Kahne, 387. 20, (Hochevar 4-7), 8:10 p.m. Bobby Petrozzino, No. 12, 131 yards, 7- Martin Truex Jr., 376. Camp — Kelly Greens Golf & p.m.; learn to sail with us; new iron Chicago Cubs (Garza 3-6) at Chicago White Country Club, Fort Myers; 8 a.m.- members and captains with sail- Upcoming Races Sox (Buehrle 6-5), 8:10 p.m. June 19 noon Wed.-Fri. & 8 a.m.-5 p.m. boats welcome. Info: Diane (239) John Nolan, No. 8, 161 yards, 7-wood June 26 — Toyota/Savemart 350, Sonoma, Tampa Bay (Hellickson 7-5) at Milwaukee 463-0993. Calif. (Greinke 6-2), 8:10 p.m. Sat.; instruction by Andy Scott for ages 9-17, all skill levels; cost June 24-26 Cape Coral Junior Golf Assoc. July 2 — Coke Zero 400, Daytona Beach, Detroit (Scherzer 9-2) at L.A. Dodgers Are You Man Enough Shark Fla. (Billingsley 5-6), 10:10 p.m. $170 per player. Info: (239) 466- at Coral Oaks Golf Course Minnesota (Pavano 4-5) at San Francisco 9552; Web: www.kellygreens. Challenge 5 — Cape Harbour; Monday’s Results July 9 — Kentucky 400, Sparta, Ky. family oriented, shark themed fes- July 17 — LENOX Industrial Tools 301, (Bumgarner 3-8), 10:15 p.m. com; e-mail: Championship Division — 1. Dylan Wednesday’s Games [email protected] tival & boat show along with DeForrest 39; 2. Zach McBride 43. Loudon, N.H. shark fishing tournament; kickoff July 31 — Brickyard 400, Indianapolis Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. July 11-14 Intermediate Division — 1. Michael N.Y. Yankees at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Greg Coleman’s Summer Slam party June 24, 6-10 p.m.; festival Schwartz 48; 2. Michael Karras 50; 3. Gavin Toronto at Atlanta, 1:05 p.m. Basketball Camp — Island Coast & boat show June 25-26, 10 a.m. Selby 50; 4. Justin Hofer 50; 5. Brandt San Diego at Boston, 1:35 p.m. High School, 8-9 a.m. check-in, til; kids fishing derby June 25, 1 Williamson 54. BASEBALL Tampa Bay at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. camp runs 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; open to p.m.; Shark Challenge includes Detroit at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 p.m. boys & girls ages 8-14; fee live feeds from Gulf of Mexico to Colorado at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. (includes lunch) $70 returning jumbo Shark-Tron video screen. Seattle at Washington, 7:05 p.m. campers before June 1, $80 Info: www.sharkfest2011.com LITTLE LEAGUE Florida State League L.A. Angels at Florida, 7:10 p.m. campers registering before June 1, Sunday, June 26 North Division Oakland at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Fishing 4 a Cause Open Bass W L Pct. GB Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. $100 all campers registering after xz-Daytona (Cubs) 46 22 .676 — June 1; ball handling, rebound- Fishing Tournament — Lake District 9 Tournaments Arizona at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Kennedy Chain, Cape Coral; Clearwater (Phillies) 39 29 .574 7 Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 ing, shooting, passing & defense 9-10 All-Star Baseball Dunedin (Blue Jays) 37 31 .544 9 fundamentals. Info: Coach mandatory captains’ meeting 6 Thursday, June 23 p.m. Tampa (Yankees) 36 32 .529 10 Minnesota at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Coleman (239) 462-6243; Web: p.m. June 25 at Christian Life Pool 1 Lakeland (Tigers) 35 33 .515 11 www.islandcoastbasketball.org Fellowship, 1200 SW 20th Ave; Murdock at FM American, 7 p.m. Brevard Co. (Brewers) 27 41 .397 19 John Cedarburg’s Pro Select entry fee $100 per boat (100 boat PC National at Buckingham, 7 p.m. College World Series South Division at Omaha, Neb. Baseball Camp — Rutenberg limit), refreshments provided after Pool 2 xz-St. Lucie (Mets) 36 32 .529 — (Double Elimination) Park, 8:30 a.m.-noon each day; tournament; proceeds benefit NFM National at Cape American, 6:30 Fort Myers (Twins) 34 34 .500 2 Saturday, June 18 advanced baseball skills camp for Shelter & Aftercare For the p.m. Jupiter (Marlins) 32 36 .471 4 Vanderbilt 7, North Carolina 3 ages 6-12; cost $125 per player. Exploited (SAFE) programs; Cape National at Hancock, 6:30 p.m. Charlotte (Rays) 30 37 .448 5 1/2 Info: John Cedarburg (239) 826- $2,000 guaranteed first place Saturday, June 25 Bradenton (Pirates) 28 40 .412 8 Florida 8, Texas 4 Sunday, June 19 0039; e-mail: [email protected] prize. Info: Jim Lewis (239) 945- Pool 1 Palm Beach (Cardinals) 27 40 .403 8 1/2 7188; Web: www.capecoralbass- x-clinched first half Virginia 4, California 1 FGCU Youth Summer Baseball FM American at Punta Gorda, 11 a.m. Day Camp — FGCU campus, 9 club.com; e-mail: capecoralbass- Murdock at PC National, 11 a.m. z-clinched playoff spot South Carolina 5, Texas A&M 4 Monday, June 20 a.m.-4 p.m. each day; emphasis [email protected] Pool 2 Miracle Record: 34-34 on improving individual skills & Sunday, July 3 Cape American at South FM, 11 a.m. Home: 19-17 Away: 15-17 Streak: W-2 North Carolina 3, Texas 0, Texas eliminated Game 6 — Vanderbilt (53-10) vs. Florida fundamentals by college level Lee County Archers 900 NFM National at Cape National, 11 a.m. Sunday’s Games coaches; cost $250 per player. Round Event — Nalle Grade Monday, June 27 (51-17), (n) No games scheduled Tuesday, June 21 Info: Paul Fibbe (239) 590-7059; County Park range, North Fort Pool 1 Monday’s Games Game 7 — California (37-22) vs. Texas Web: www.collegebaseball- Myers; 9 a.m., all skill levels. Info: FM American at PC National, 7 p.m. Fort Myers 6, Palm Beach 3 camps.com/fgcu; e-mail: Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. Punta Gorda at Buckingham, 7 p.m. St. Lucie 3, Charlotte 2, 11 innings A&M (47-21), 2 p.m. Game 8 — Virginia (55-10) vs. South [email protected] July 8-9 Pool 2 Tampa 10, Clearwater 3 David Lee Root Jr. Memorial Bradenton 6, Jupiter 1 Carolina (51-14), 7 p.m. July 11-15 Cape American at Cape National, 6:30 Pittman Basketball Camp — Fishing Tournament — D&D p.m. Brevard County 10, Dunedin 8 Wednesday, June 22 Game 9 — North Carolina (51-15) vs. ALC High School, 3650 Michigan Matlacha Bait & Tackle, 3922 South FM at Hancock, 6:30 p.m. Lakeland 3, Daytona 1 Pine Island Road; honor fishing Tuesday’s Games Game 6 loser, 7 p.m. Ave., Fort Myers; open to boys & girls, meets daily from 9 a.m.-3 start 7 a.m. July 9 (mandatory 10-11 All-Star Baseball Fort Myers at Palm Beach, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 23 Charlotte at St. Lucie, 10:30 a.m. Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 p.m.; features development of captain’s meeting 7 p.m. July 8); Friday, June 24 Brevard County at Dunedin, 11 a.m. individual skills; guest instruc- entry fee $50 per angler from Pool 1 loser, 7 p.m. Jupiter at Bradenton, 6 p.m. Friday, June 24 tor/speaker Teddy Dupay; cost boat, kayak or Matlacha fishing Hancock at PC National, 7 p.m. Tampa at Clearwater, 7 p.m. $85 (July 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at bridge; proceeds benefit Trauma Cape National at Cape American, 6:30 Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 Lakeland at Daytona, 7:05 p.m. winner, 2 p.m. Stars Complex), $95 first day of Center at Lee Memorial Hospital. p.m. Wednesday’s Games camp or during July. Info: 239- Info: Dave or Debbie Root (239) Pool 2 Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 Fort Myers at Palm Beach, 6:30 p.m. winner, 7 p.m. 368-3398. 282-9122; Web: www.davidlee- South FM at FM American, 6:30 p.m. St. Lucie at Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. July 17-24 rootmemorial.com Punta Gorda at Buckingham, 7 p.m. Jupiter at Bradenton, 10 a.m. CABA 18U Metal Bat World Friday, Oct. 14 Sunday, June 26 Clearwater at Tampa, 7 p.m. Series — Bob Cene Baseball FGCU Founders Cup Golf Dunedin at Brevard County, 7:05 p.m. Pool 1 BASKETBALL Complex, Struthers, Ohio; nation- Tournament — Pelican’s Nest Cape American at Hancock, noon Lakeland at Daytona, 7:05 p.m. Golf Club, Bonita Springs; 11:30 End First Half al tournament information & reg- PC National at Cape National, noon istration available online. Info: a.m. lunch, 1:15 p.m. shotgun Pool 2 American League WNBA Ken Quinn (330) 770-7157; Web: start; registration $2,000 per four- Buckingham at South FM, noon Sunday’s Games www.cababaseball.com some ($500 per individual), spon- FM American at Punta Gorda, noon East Division sorships available; proceeds go to W L Pct. GB Connecticut 83, Chicago 68 July 18-19 Tuesday, June 28 Minnesota 77, Atlanta 64 AJGT Crown Buick FGCU Foundation. Info: Michele Pool 1 Boston 44 28 .611 — New York 42 29 .592 1 1/2 Phoenix 93, Indiana 89, OT Invitational — Cape Coral junior Kroffke (239) 590-1074; Web: Hancock at Cape National, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 39 33 .542 5 Los Angeles 74, Seattle 50 golfers ages 12-18 invited to www.fgcu.edu/foundation; email: Cape American at PC National, 7 p.m. Toronto 36 37 .493 8 1/2 Monday’s Games compete at English Turn in New [email protected] Pool 2 Baltimore 33 37 .471 10 No games scheduled Orleans, La.; 2-day, 36-hole tour- Oct. 21-23 South FM at Punta Gorda, 7 p.m. Central Division Tuesday’s Games nament ranked by the National RedSnook Catch & Release Buckingham at FM American, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland 39 32 .549 — Chicago at Atlanta, 12 p.m. Junior Golf Scoreboard, hosted by Tournament — Kickoff party Detroit 39 33 .542 1/2 Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. the Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour; Oct. 21 at Naples Yacht Club, Little League All-Star Baseball Chicago 35 39 .473 5 1/2 Phoenix at San Antonio, 8 p.m. registration deadline July 11. Info: anglers launch 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. Monday, June 27 Minnesota 31 39 .443 7 1/2 Seattle at Tulsa, 8 p.m. 318-402-2446, 504-309-5700; 22 & 23 from Naples, Goodland Pool 1 Kansas City 31 41 .431 8 1/2 Web: www.arrowheadjgt.com. & Chokoloskee; open to all ama- West Division New York at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Pine Island at NFM National, 6:30 p.m. July 18-22 & 25-29 teur anglers competing in largest, Punta Gorda at PC National, 6:30 p.m. Texas 39 35 .527 — grand slam, corporate team, as Seattle 37 35 .514 1 Cape Coral Rowing Club Hancock at South FM, 6:30 p.m. Summer Camp — Offers high well as top female and junior Pool 2 Los Angeles 35 38 .479 3 1/2 FOOTBALL angler; registration online limited Oakland 33 40 .452 5 1/2 school students age 14-18 a FM American at Buckingham, 6:30 p.m. chance to learn teamwork, com- to first 60 teams. Info: (239) 403- Late Games Not Included Cape American at Murdock, 7 p.m. mitment, dedication & strength 4219; Web: Wednesday, June 29 Arena Football League training; try out rowing before the www.conservancy.org/redsnook Pool 1 National League Sunday’s Game fall competitive scholastic rowing Jan. 7-15 (2012) Punta Gorda at Hancock, 7 p.m. East Division Minnesota Twins Baseball W L Pct. GB Kansas City 50, Cleveland 41 program starts in mid-August; cost PC National at Pine Island, 7 p.m. Friday, June 24 $150 per week-long camp. Info: Fantasy Camp — Hammond NFM National at South FM, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia 45 28 .616 — Stadium at Lee County Sports Atlanta 41 33 .554 4 1/2 Kansas City at Utah, 8 p.m. Alis Jordan (239) 980-1338; Web: Pool 2 Saturday, June 25 www.capecoralrowing.com Complex; campers enjoy week of Buckingham at Cape National, 6:30 p.m. New York 35 37 .486 9 1/2 Washington 35 37 .486 9 1/2 San Jose at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13 living a Major League experience, FM American at Cape American, 6:30 p.m. Florida 32 40 .444 12 1/2 Tampa Bay at Jacksonville, 7 p.m. FGCU Girls’ Basketball Eagle instruction and coaching by former Central Division Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Academy — Alico Arena; registra- Twins greats like Harmon Killebrew, Junior All-Star Baseball Milwaukee 40 33 .548 — Georgia at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. tion 10 a.m., camp runs 11 a.m.-4 Bert Blyleven, Tony Oliva, Kent Tuesday, June 28 St. Louis 40 33 .548 — Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. p.m.; skill development and Hrbek and many others; registra- Pool 1 Cincinnati 38 36 .514 2 1/2 Dallas at Tulsa, 8 p.m. showcase for girls in grades 9-12; tions for 2012 currently ahead of FM American at Hancock Red, 6:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 35 37 .486 4 1/2 Spokane at New Orleans, 8 p.m. cost $40 per camper; instruction last year’s sellout pace. Info: Stan Hancock Black at PC National, 7 p.m. Chicago 30 42 .417 9 1/2 Sunday, June 26 by FGCU coach Karl Smesko. Dickman 1-888-446-8946; Web: Wednesday, June 29 Houston 27 47 .365 13 1/2 Iowa at Chicago, 4 p.m. Info: (239) 590-7064; Web: www.twinsbaseball.com Pool 2 West Division www.fgcuathletics.com Cape National at Buckingham, 6:30 p.m. San Francisco 39 33 .542 — NOTE: Send information about Cape American at South FM, 6:30 p.m. Arizona 39 34 .534 1/2 your group’s upcoming events at Colorado 36 36 .500 3 General Info ON THE AIR Cape Coral Bass Club — least two weeks in advance to: Los Angeles 32 41 .438 7 1/2 Daily Breeze Sports Calendar, San Diego 30 44 .405 10 Meeting first Tuesday each month, 7:30 p.m., 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, AUTO RACING Late Games Not Included On Television Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge FL 33904; or send e-mail to: Sunday’s Game TODAY L.A. Dodgers 1, Houston 0 7 a.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Tennis: Punta Gorda Speedway Monday’s Game Wimbeldon Saturday’s Results No game scheduled 7 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College World CWS: Rain on Gators Open Wheel Modified I (35 laps) — 1. Steve Tuesday’s Game Series Arnold, Cape Coral; 2. Jimmy Wilkens III, Fort Philadelphia (Halladay 9-3) at St. Louis 7 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Yankees Pierce; 3. Shawn Harper, Lake Wales; 4. Ronnie (McClellan 6-3), 8:15 p.m. Continued from 12A offense, which couldn’t get Herd, Seffner; 5. Scott McDaniel, Cape Coral; 6. Wednesday’s Game vs. Reds timely hits in an opening 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Angels vs. starter Cole Green got hit Doug Moff, Fort Myers; 7. James Wilkens Jr., Fort Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. loss to Vanderbilt, pro- Pierce; 8. Roger Blevins, Bartow; 9. John Garrett, Marlins hard and lasted just two- Interleague Play Port Charlotte; 10. James Dubose, Arcadia 8 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Rays vs. plus innings. duced enough to support Open Wheel Modified II (35 laps) — 1. Doug Sunday’s Games Brewers Emanuel. Cleveland 5, Pittsburgh 2, 11 innings Green (8-4) matched his Moff, Fort Myers; 2. Shawn Harper, Lake Wales; 8 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) WNBA Basketball: Jacob Stallings hit a 3. Steve Arnold, Cape Coral; 4. Scott McDaniel, L.A. Angels 7, N.Y. Mets 3 Phoenix vs. San Antonio shortest start of the season Cape Coral; 5. Ronnie Heard, Seffner; 6. Roger Cincinnati 2, Toronto 1 8 p.m. — WGN (cable) Baseball: Cubs vs. after having gone at least five two-run single in the third Blevins, Bartow; 7. James Wilkens Jr., Fort Pierce; Baltimore 7, Washington 4 White Sox inning and Ben Bunting fin- 8. Terry Vaughn, Arcadia; 9. Jimmy Wilkens Jr., Boston 12, Milwaukee 3 10 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) WNBA innings in each of his 12 Atlanta 4, Texas 2 ished a four-hit day with an Fort Pierce Basketball: New York vs. Los Angeles starts dating to March 27. Tampa Bay 2, Florida 1 RBI double in the ninth for Super Stock — 1. Shane Leonard, Cape Coral; 10 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Twins It was Green’s second 2. Randy Sober, Punta Gorda; 3. Jeff Waterman, Minnesota 5, San Diego 4 the Tar Heels (51-15), who St. Louis 5, Kansas City 4 vs. Giants straight rough outing in Indian Lake; 4. Jimmy Meiser, Cape Coral ; 5. Wednesday Mark Waterman Jr. Detroit 9, Colorado 1 are scheduled to play 7 a.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Tennis: Omaha. In 2009, he lasted Road Warrior — 1. Richard Nelson, Oakland 2, San Francisco 1 one inning as the starter in Vanderbilt or Florida Bradenton; 2. Randy Kile, Lehigh; 3. Rick Reed, Chicago White Sox 8, Arizona 2 Wimbeldon Wednesday. The Gators Seattle 2, Philadelphia 0 2 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Rays vs. the 11-4 championship- Arcadia; 4. Chris Scott, Nokomis; 5. Derrick and Commodores were in Horton, North Fort Myers; 6. Pete Bloodgood, N.Y. Yankees 10, Chicago Cubs 4 Brewers game loss to LSU. Venice; 7. Jason Miller, Lehigh Acres; 8. Jeremy Monday’s Games 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Angels vs. “I think I was leaving the an extended weather delay Daring, Lehigh Acres Baltimore 8, Pittsburgh 3 Marlins in the sixth inning. Colorado 8, Cleveland 7 ball up early in the game,” TQ Midgets — 1. Mike Belusar, Punta Gorda; 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College World Emanuel (9-1) walked 2. Jamie Barnum, Brooksville; 3. Chris Gimmler, N.Y. Yankees 5, Cincinnati 3 Series Green said. “I was just Palm Beach Gardens; 4. Geoff Styner, Cape Boston 14, San Diego 5 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) Baseball: Phillies vs. excited, the nerves were one and struck out five. Coral; 5. John Ciolino, Cape Coral; 6. Jack Duffy, Atlanta 2, Toronto 0 Cardinals North Carolina’s Robert Sarasota; 7. David Patterson, Port Charlotte; 8. Texas 8, Houston 3 10 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Draft Preview going.” Chicago Cubs 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Woodard pitched the last Steven Maier, Port St. Lucie Thursday Emanuel, 19, showed L.A. Angels at Florida, (n) shutout here, blanking Cowboy Cadillac — 1. Andy Vanscyoc, 7 a.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Tennis: plenty of maturity in Rotonda West; 2. Les Couch, Punta Gorda; 3. Ken Tampa Bay at Milwaukee, (n) Clemson in 2006. The last Detroit at L.A. Dodgers, (n) Wimbeldon methodically and coolly Badali, Port Charlotte; 4. Jeff Deeble, Port 1 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Mariners Charlotte; 5. Chuck Sweet, Port Charlotte; 6. T. J. Tuesday’s Games freshman to do it was vs. Nationals keeping the Longhorns off Hoholik, Port Charlotte; 7. Robert Willms, Cape Baltimore (Guthrie 2-8) at Pittsburgh balance with changeups and LSU’s Brett Laxton in Coral; 8. Brad Wegert, Port Charlotte; 9. Ray (Ja.McDonald 5-4), 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College World 1993 against Wichita State. Scott, Arcadia Colorado (Chacin 8-4) at Cleveland (Talbot 2- Series curves when they were sit- 4), 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Draft ting on fastballs. The Longhorns twice NASCAR Seattle (Fister 3-8) at Washington 8 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Phillies “Other than his left arm, ran themselves out of Sprint Cup Series (L.Hernandez 4-8), 7:05 p.m. vs. Cardinals innings, with Jonathan L.A. Angels (E.Santana 3-7) at Florida that’s his best trait, his Driver Points Standings 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: Travelers Walsh getting doubled off (Vazquez 3-7), 7:10 p.m. Championship demeanor,” Tar Heels coach Through June 19 N.Y. Yankees (B.Gordon 0-0) at Cincinnati in the second and Mark 1, Carl Edwards, 532. 2, Kevin Harvick, 512. 10 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) MLS Soccer: New Mike Fox said. “You don’t (Tr.Wood 5-4), 7:10 p.m. York vs. Seattle Payton in the fourth. 3, Dale Earnhardt Jr., 505. 4, Kyle Busch, 503. 5, Oakland (Outman 2-1) at N.Y. Mets (Gee 7-0), see a lot of emotion out of him. That’s what you want Garrido chalked up this year’s CWS as a learning If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... when you’re on the mound, especially on this stage.” experience for his young Send e-mail details to: [email protected] North Carolina’s players. Page 14A Tuesday, June 21, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE HHANGINGANGING OUTOUT WITHWITH DADDAD This past Father’s Day allowed area dads the chance to spend some quality time with their children. At the Kids All-American Fishing Derby at the Cape Coral Yacht Club, fathers helped bait hooks and told their kids some fishing stories they can share with their own children some day. Over the weekend, Sun Splash Family Waterpark admitted dads for free when they brought their youngsters to the park.

Above, Ayden Peters, 4, walks with his dad Jason past the family pool area on their way to the Lazy River Saturday at Sun Splash Family Waterpark. At right, Jack Webb, 11, watches his dad Dave bait his hook for him during the annual Kids All- American Fishing Derby hosted by the Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department Saturday at the Yacht Club Fishing Pier.

At left, Charlie Vieth, 3, gets a hug and kiss from his dad Chuck after making his way down the Pro Racers ride at Sun Splash Family Waterpark Saturday. Above, Sophia Gibson, 3, gets some sunscreen applied to her by her dad Patrick Saturday at Sun Splash. MICHAEL PISTELLA Ninja Potato needs your vote: Help Harry Chapin Food Bank win a Toyota Highlander Special to THE BREEZE minute video, “Ninja Potato,” can be seen will be used to help service the food bank’s and Glades counties, who provide food to [email protected] now at facebook.com/harrychapinfood- 170 partner agencies feed more than more than 30,000 people monthly. The Harry Chapin Food Bank is one of bank but you can’t vote until June 26. On 30,000 neighbors in need each month. Over 900,000 pounds of food are dis- 500 finalists in Toyota’s “100 Cars for that day, you need to go to Individuals can also view “Ninja Potato” tributed monthly. For every dollar donated, Good” program, which will award vehicles facebook.com/Toyota. by going online now to Toyota’s facebook about $6 in food value goes back to the to 100 non-profit organizations, based on “Ninja Potato” chronicles the journey of page, clicking on 100 Cars for Good, then community. In the past fiscal year, The votes from the public. For 100 days, five a special potato from its humble begin- to Harry Chapin Food Bank, then on the Harry Chapin Food Bank distributed more different non-profits are being featured for nings when it arrives at the warehouse at Ninja Potato. than 11.5 million pounds of food and other the public’s voting on Toyota’s facebook the Harry Chapin Food Bank, through Mark your calendar on Sunday, June grocery products. page, facebook.com/Toyota. Each organi- training and ultimately its destiny fulfill- 26, to watch “Ninja Potato” and cast your Additional information about or to con- zation can show a two-minute video pro- ment of helping feed the hungry in vote for the Harry Chapin Food Bank. You tribute financially to the Harry Chapin moting their candidacy. The food bank is Southwest Florida. can help the food bank in its quest to assist Food Bank, contact 334-7007 or go to har- one of five non-profits featured for voting Everyone, îreguardless of location, is the needy in our communities. rychapinfoodbank.org. on Sunday, June 26. encouraged to support the Harry Chapin The Harry Chapin Food Bank solicits, For additional information about “Ninja You can help the Harry Chapin Food Food Bank in obtaining the Toyota by vot- collects and stores quality food for distri- Potato,” contact Ben Walther at ben- Bank obtain a Toyota Highlander hybrid ing on Sunday, June 26. Inform your bution to families in need through a net- [email protected] or at SUV îand it won’t cost you anything except friends, neighbors, and relatives to view work of more than 170 local nonprofit 334-7007, ext. 108. a few minutes. The food bank’s two- the video and cast their votes. The vehicle agencies in Lee, Collier, Hendry, Charlotte North Fort Myers Community Pool kicks off summer season By ANDREA GALABINSKI and Sundays 1 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. [email protected] You can look for your favorite life- The North Fort Myers Community guards to be back. “We have all returning Pool officially kicked off the summer sea- lifeguards,” said Senior Recreation son Saturday with a summer safety event Specialist and Assistant Supervisor Trever Snearley. “They are a mix of high - Safe Pool Day. The North “We taught the public water safety, school and college students and graduates Fort Myers and how to use life jackets properly,” said — a mix of everyone.” Community Senior Aquatics Supervisor Christie There will also be Learn To Swim pool has Davis. “The reason this is so important is classes Monday through Thursday, slides and that the state of Florida leads the country Saturdays and Sundays and two evenings pavilions. in drowning deaths in children one to four a week — Tuesdays and Thursdays. This years old.” will go through mid-August. ANDREA On hand were Courtney Ronieri, coor- The cost is $40 for eight lessons. Call GALABINSKI dinator of the Kohl’s Center for Safety for details. and representative of the Children’s “We also will continue to have morn- Hospital of Southwest Florida and Betty ing aerobics classes every day, Monday Clark, a volunteer for the U.S. Army Corp through Friday at 10 a.m. and Arthritis of Engineers who provided instruction Aquasize on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 and information with pool staff. a.m.,” Snearley said. “We have a new ses- Summer hours officially started sion starting every two weeks.” coming up in the end of July,” Davis Admission to the pool is $1.50 for Saturday and are now Monday, Aquasize is an impact-free exercise added. children 18 and under, $2.50 for adults Wednesday and Friday 11 a.m. to 4:45 class which improves strength, flexibility Davis said to check the website and $2 for seniors 50 and older. p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m. to and endurance. leeparks.org for specific information and The pool is at 5170 Orange Grove 7:45 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. “Junior Lifeguard classes will also be times for all activities. Blvd. The phone number is 652-4520. Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday June 21, 2011

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ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN 85073 SALE who needs any accommodation in ceeding, you are entitled, at no THE TIME PERIODS SET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- order to participate in this pro- cost to you, to the provision of cer- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA suant to the Final Judgment of ceeding, you are entitled, at no tain assistance. Please contact THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE CASE NO: 09-CA-070676 Foreclosure filed April 26 2011, in cost to you, to the provision of cer- Ken Kellum, Court Operations WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL the above action, I will sell to the tain assistance. Please contact Manager whose office is located NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME TRUST COMPANY, AS highest bidder for cash at Lee Ken Kellum, Court Operations at the Lee County Justice Center PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- Florida, on July 1, 2011, at 9:00 Manager whose office is located 1700 Monroe Street, Florida ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) CATEHOLDERS OF GSAMP AM at www.lee.realforeclose. at the Lee County Justice Center 33901, and whose telephone YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE TRUST 2005-AHL MORTGAGE com., in accordance with chapter 1700 Monroe Street, Florida number is (239) 533-1700, at DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- 45 Florida Statutes, for the follow- 33901, and whose telephone least 7 days before your sched- IS BARRED. CATES, SERIES 2005-AHL ing described property: number is (239) 533-1700, at uled court appearance, or imme- The date of first publication of this Plaintiff, LOT 42 OF UNRECORDED CAR- least 7 days before your sched- diately upon receiving this notifi- notice is June 21, 2011. vs. OLANDS, SECTION 30 T. 47 S., uled court appearance, or imme- cation if the time before the Personal Representative: ROSA L. BUENO; GUARORA J. R. 25 E. BONITA BEACH, LEE diately upon receiving this notifi- scheduled appearance is less Lawrence E. Sarlo BUENO; ANY AND ALL COUNTY FLORIDA. A LOT OF cation if the time before the than 7 days; if you are hearing 2 Galena Ct. UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN scheduled appearance is less or voice impaired, call 711 Sickerville, New Jersey 08081 ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 47 than 7 days; if you are hearing or Dated: June 16, 2011 Attorney for Personal AND AGAINST THE HEREIN SOUTH, RANGE 25 EAST, LEE voice impaired, call 711 CHARLIE GREEN Representative: NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- COUNTY FLORIDA, WHICH LOT June 21, 28, 2011 CLERK OF COURT Daniel J. Endrizal, III DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT OR PARCEL IS DESCRIBED AS 85144 By: S. Hughes Attorney for Lawrence E. Sarlo KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR FOLLOWS: FROM THE SOUTH- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk Florida Bar No. 300860 ALIVE, WHETHER SAID EASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT June 21, 28, 2011 2069 First St. Ste. 301 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY BLOCK G, OF BONITA BEACH, IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 85148 Ft. Myers, FL 33901 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Telephone: (239) 728-8555 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN CASE NO. 10-CA-056250 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Fax: (239) 802-5195 GRANTEES OR OTHER PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 65, OF US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, E-Mail: daniel.endrizal@earthlink CLAIMANTS; THE ISLANDS AT THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE TION FLORIDA .com THREE OAKS HOMEOWNERS’ COUNTY RUN N67 DEGREES Plaintiff, CASE NO.: 36-2010-CA-058652 PROBATE June 21, 28, 2011 ASSOCIATION, INC.; JOHN 13’20”E PERPENDICULAR TO v. SEC.: 85168 DOE AND JANE DOE AS THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE GERSHOM O. CROSSMAN; AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- OF HICKORY BOULEVARD UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GER- Plaintiff, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SESSION (STATE ROAD NO. S-865) AS SHOM O. CROSSMAN IF ANY; v. PROBATE DIVISION OF FLORIDA FOR LEE COUN- Defendants. SHOWN ON SAID PLAT FOR ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- BARBARA A. LOMBARDO; BAR- CASE NO.: 11-CP-000885 TY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 100 FEET TO THE NORTH- TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, BARA A. LOMBARDO; ANY Division Probate PROBATE DIVISION SALE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID HICK- UNDER, AND AGAINST THE AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES IN RE: ESTATE OF ORY BOULEVARD; THENCE MARGARET B. UHRICH, Case No. 11-CP-513 NOTICE is hereby given that the HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, IN RE: ESTATE OF undersigned Clerk of the Circuit CONTINUE N67 DEGREES DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Deceased. EVARISTO RONDON 13’20”E ALONG THE NORTH- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of Lee County, Florida, will WESTERLY LINE OF A ROAD- (Summary Administration) Deceased. on the 15 day of July, 2011, ALIVE, WHETHER SAID DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION beginning at 9:00 a.m. at WAY EASEMENT 80 FEET WIDE UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR TO ALL PERSONS HAVING The administration of the estate of www.lee.realforeclose. com, in FOR 450 FEET; THENCE RUN CLAIM AN INTEREST AS ALIVE, WHETHER SAID CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Evaristo Rondon, deceased, accordance with chapter 45 N22 DEGREES 46’40”W ALONG SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Case #11-CP-513, is pending in Florida Statute, offer for sale and THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIM AN INTEREST AS You are hereby notified that an the above court, the address of sell at public sale to the highest OF A ROADWAY EASEMENT 50 CLAIMANTS; JOHN DOE AND SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Order of Summary Administration which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort and best bidder for cash, the fol- FEET WIDE FOR 394.66 FEET JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN- GRANTEES, OR OTHER has been entered in the Estate of Myers, Florida 33902. The names lowing-described property situate TO A POINT OF CURVATURE; ANTS IN POSSESSION CLAIMANTS; CITIMORTGAGE, MARGARET B. UHRICH, and addresses of the personal in Lee County, Florida: THENCE RUN NORTHWESTER- Defendants. INC.; BRIDGEWAY OF PARKER deceased, File Number 11-CP- representative and the personal LOT 40, BLOCK 2 OF ISLANDS OF LY AND NORTHERLY ALONG NOTICE OF SALE LAKES CONDOMINIUM ASSO- 000885, by the Circuit Court for representative’s attorney are set THREE OAKS, ACCORDING TO THE NORTHERLY LINE OF Notice is hereby given that, pursuant CIATION, INC.; Lee County, Florida, Probate forth below. THE PLAT THEREOF AS SAID ROADWAY EASEMENT 50 to the Final Judgment of Defendant(s). Division, the address of which is FEET WIDE AND ALONG THE NOTICE OF SALE 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 52, ARC OF A CURVE TO THE Foreclosure filed June 14, 2011, FL 33901; that the Decedent’s NOTIFIED THAT: PAGE(S) 71, OF THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF RADIUS 875 FEET in this cause, in the Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- date of death was December 21, All persons on whom this notice is RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, FOR 327.83 FEET TO A POINT of LEE County, Florida, I will sell suant to an Order Of Final 2010; that the total value of the served who have objections that FLORIDA OF COMPOUND CURVATURE; the property situated in LEE Summary Judgment of Estate is $6,586.120; and that the challenge the validity of the will, pursuant to the Final Judgment THENCE RUN NORTHEASTER- County, Florida, described as: Foreclosure filed June 13, 2011, names and addresses of those to the qualifications of the personal entered in a case pending in said LY ALONG THE ARC OF A LOTS 17 AND 18, BLOCK 1756, entered in Civil Case No. 36- whom it has been assigned by representative, venue or jurisdic- Court, the style of which is indicat- CURVE TO THE RIGHT OF UNIT 45, CAPE CORAL, 2010-CA-058652 of the Circuit such order are: tion of this court are required to ed above. RADIUS 100 FEET FOR 150.97 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Court of the Twentieth Judicial Charles H. Harris, as Trustee file their objections with this court Any person or entity claiming an FEET TO A POINT OF TAN- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Circuit In And For Lee County, 220 Stone Run Blvd. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE interest in the surplus, if any, GENCY; THENCE RUN N85 PLAT BOOK 21, PAGE 126, Florida, wherein the Clerk of the Wentzville, MO 63385 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF resulting from the forcefulness DEGREES 11’20”E ALONG THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Circuit Court will sell to the high- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF sale, other than the property SOUTHERLY LINE OF A ROAD- COUNTY, FLORIDA. est bidder for cash on 12 day of NOTIFIED THAT: THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS owner as of the date of the Lis WAY EASEMENT FOR 151.11 a/k/a 3721 SW 6th Place, Cape August, 2011, Beginning 9:00 All creditors of the Estate of the AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Pendens, must file a claim on FEET TO A POINT OF CURVA- Coral, FL 33914 a.m. at www.lee.realforeclose. Decedent and persons having OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE same with the Clerk of Court with- TURE; THENCE RUN NORTH- at public sale for cash Beginning com in accordance with chapter claims or demands against the ON THEM. in 60 days after the foreclosure EASTERLY, NORTHERLY AND 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- 45 Florida Statutes, relative to the Estate of the Decedent other than All creditors of the decedent or other sale. NORTHWESTERLY ALONG close. com in accordance with following described property as those for whom provision for full persons having claims or WITNESS my hand and official seal THE ARC OF A CURVE TO THE chapter 45 Florida Statutes on set forth in the Final Judgment, to payment was made in the Order of demands against the decedent’s of said Court this 15 day of June, LEFT OF RADIUS 285 FEET July 14, 2011. Any person claim- wit: Summary Administration must file estate on whom a copy of this 2011. FOR 517.32 FEET TO A POINT ing an interest in the surplus from UNIT D, BUILDING 6, PHASE IV, their claims with this Court WITHIN notice is served within three If you are a person with a disability OF REVERSE CURVATURE; the sale, if any, other than the BRIDGEWAY OF PARKER THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH months after the date of the first who needs any accommodation in THENCE RUN NORTHWESTER- property owner as of the date of LAKES, A CONDOMINIUM, IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE publication of this notice must file order to participate in this pro- LY, NORTHERLY AND NORTH- the lis pendens must file a claim ACCORDING TO THE CONDO- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. their claims with this court WITH- ceeding, you are entitled, at no EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC within 60 days after the sale. MINIUM DECLARATION, AS ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT IN THE LATER OF THREE cost to you, to the provision of cer- OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT OF Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 14 RECORDED IN OFFICIAL SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF tain assistance. Please contact RADIUS 315 FEET FOR 228.16 day of June, 2011. RECORDS BOOK 2701, AT BARRED. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Ken Kellum, Court Operations FEET TO A POINT OF TAN- CHARLIE GREEN PAGES 598 THROUGH 697, ALL NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Manager whose office is located GENCY; THENCE RUN N22 Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE at the Lee County Justice Center DEGREES 41’20”E ALONG THE By: M. Parker LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE. 1700 Monroe Street, Florida SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF Deputy Clerk Any person claiming an interest in MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S All other creditors of the decedent 33901, and whose telephone SAID ROADWAY EASEMENT 50 If you are a person with a disability the surplus from the sale, if any, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. and persons having claims or number is (239) 533-1700, at FEET WIDE FOR 226.89 FEET who needs any accommodation in other than the property owner as The date of the first publication of demands against the decedent’s least 7 days before your sched- TO A POINT OF CURVATURE; order to participate in this pro- of the date of the Lis Pendens this Notice is June 14, 2011. estate must file their claims with uled court appearance, or imme- THENCE RUN NORTHEASTER- ceeding, you are entitled, at no must tile a claim within 60 days Person Giving Notice: this court WITHIN THREE diately upon receiving this notifi- LY, NORTHERLY, NORTH- cost to you, to the provision of cer- after the sale. Charles H. Harris MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF cation if the time before the WESTERLY AND WESTERLY tain assistance. Please contact DATED AT FORT MYERS, FLORI- 220 Stone Run Boulevard THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF scheduled appearance is less ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE Ken Kellum, Court Operations DA THIS 13 DAY OF JUNE, Wentzville, Missouri 63385 THIS NOTICE. than 7 days; if you are hearing TO THE LEFT OF RADIUS 275 Manager whose office is located 2011. Attorney for Persons Giving Notice ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND or voice impaired, call 711 FEET FOR 545.96 FEET TO A at the Lee County Justice Center CHARLIE GREEN Kevin A. Kyle OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED CHARLIE GREEN POINT OF REVERSE CURVA- 1700 Monroe Street, Florida CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Attorney WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT TURE; THENCE RUN WESTER- 33901, and whose telephone LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida Bar No. 980595 The date of the first publication of By: K. Dix LY AND NORTHWESTERLY number is (239) 533-1700, at M. PARKER Green, Schoenfeld & Kyle, LLP this notice is June 21, 2011. Deputy Clerk ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE least 7 days before your sched- DEPUTY CLERK 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard Personal Representative: ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF OF SAID ROADWAY EASE- uled court appearance, or imme- If you are a person with a disability Fort Myers, Florida 33919 Juan Marcelino Molly E. Young MENT AND ALONG THE ARC diately upon receiving this notifi- who needs any accommodation in Telephone: (239) 936-7200 86 Hamilton Avenue Butler & Hosch, P.A. OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT OF cation if the time before the order to participate in this pro- Fax: (239) 936-7997 Passaic, New Jersey 07055 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E RADIUS 1,000 FEET FOR 503.24 scheduled appearance is less ceeding, you are entitled, at no E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. Attorney for Personal Orlando, Florida 32812 FEET; THENCE RUN N62 than 7 days; if you are hearing or cost to you, to the provision of cer- com Representative: (407) 381-5200 DEGREES 13’40”W ALONG voice impaired, call 711 tain assistance. Please contact June 14, 21, 2011 Jack Pankow B&H #292097 SAID NORTHERLY LINE OF A June 21, 28, 2011 Ken Kellum, Court Operations 85072 5230-2 Clayton Court June 21, 28, 2011 ROADWAY EASEMENT 50 85146 Manager whose office is located Fort Myers, FL 33907 85143 FEET WIDE FOR 171.78 FEET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE at the Lee County Justice Center IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 239-334-4774 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1700 Monroe Street, Florida LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA FL. Bar # 164247 TO AN INTERSECTION WITH 33901, and whose telephone PROBATE DIVISION 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE ARC OF A TURNAROUND IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, June 21, 28, 2011 AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- OF RADIUS 50 FEET; THENCE FLORIDA number is (239) 533-1700, at FILE NO: 11-CP-000314 85158 DA CASE NO.: 2010-CA-057590 S least 7 days before your sched- IN RE: ESTATE OF RUN NORTHWESTERLY TO uled court appearance, or imme- BRIAN K. ABEND CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-058854 WESTERLY ALONG SAID ARC SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC. DIV. H FOR 80 FEET (CHORD BEAR- Plaintiff, diately upon receiving this notifi- Deceased U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- v. cation if the time before the NOTICE TO CREDITORS FORECLOSURES ING N48 DEGREES 03’50”W) TO scheduled appearance is less (Summary Administration) TION THE POINT OF BEGINNING; JULIANNE FRANZKE, et al., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Plaintiff, FROM SAID POINT OF BEGIN- Defendant(s). than 7 days; if you are hearing or TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA v. NING CONTINUE ALONG THE NOTICE OF SALE voice impaired, call 711 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS CASE NO: 10-CA-058225-L DARLENE CANNISTRACI A/K/A ARC OF SAID TURNAROUND Notice is hereby given that, pursuant MORRIS HARDWICK SCHNEI- AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, DARLENE A. CANNISTRACI; OF RADIUS 50 FEET FOR 35 to the Final Judgment of DER, GEORGE E. WISE, ESQ., You are hereby notified that an L.P. FKA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAR- FEET; THENCE RUN N30 Foreclosure filed June 15, 2011, 9409 PHILADELPHIA ROAD, Order of Summary Administration COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS LENE CANNISTRACI A/K/A DEGREES 13’40”W FOR 275.18 in this cause, in the Circuit Court BALTIMORE, MD 21237 has been entered in the estate of SERVICING, L.P. DARLENE A. CANNISTRACI IF FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE of LEE County, Florida, I will sell BARBARA A. LOMBARDO, C/O BRIAN K. ABEND, deceased, Fin Plaintiff, ANY; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN WATERS OF AN ARM OF the property situated in LEE MICHAEL J. RICH, ESQ., 2045 No. 11-CP-000314; by the Circuit vs. PARTIES CLAIMING BY, ESTERO BAY; THENCE RUN County, Florida, described as: MCGREGOR BLVD, FORT Court for Lee County, Florida, FRANKLIN TODD ADKINS A/K/A THROUGH, UNDER, AND EASTERLY, SOUTHEASTERLY LOT 50 AND 51, BLOCK 3668, MYERS, FL 33901 Probate Division; the address of FRANKLIN ADKINS; JIMMY R. AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED AND SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID UNIT 48, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- CITIMORTGAGE, INC., C/O CT which is P.O. Box 9346, Ft. CHANDLER A/K/A JIMMY INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WATERS TO AN INTERSEC- VISION, ACCORDING TO THE CORPORATION SYSTEM, 1200 Myers, FL 33902; that the dece- CHANDLER; REFLECTION KEY WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE TION WITH A LINE BEARING PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN SOUTH PINE ISLAND ROAD, dent’s date of death was June 12, CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER N03 DEGREES 54’00”W PASS- PLAT BOOK 17, PAGE(S) 135 PLANTATION, FL 33324 2010; that the total value of the INC.; ARDMORE PROPERTY SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ING THROUGH THE POINT OF THROUGH 144, INCLUSIVE, OF BRIDGEWAY OF PARKER LAKES estate is $31,626.80 and that the OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS BEGINNING; THENCE RUN S03 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, names and addresses of those to INC.; ATLAS GROUP LENDING SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DEGREES 54’00”E ALONG SAID COUNTY, FLORIDA. INC., C/O JAMES W HART JR, whom it has been assigned by & FINANCIAL CORP., AN GRANTEES OR OTHER LINE FOR 124.26 FEET MORE a/k/a 1201 NW 2ND ST, CAPE SENTRY MANAGEMENT INC., such order are: ADMINISTRATIVELY DIS- CLAIMANTS; CAPE CORAL OR LESS TO THE POINT OF CORAL, FL 33993 2180 W SR 434, SUITE 5000, Kathleen A. Abend SOLVED CORPORATION, and HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BEGINNING. BEARINGS HERE- at public sale for cash Beginning LONGWOOD, FL 32779 1100 Pondella Road #616 any unknown heirs, devisees, CORP. A/K/A CAPE CORAL INABOVE MENTIONED ARE 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- The above is to be published in: Cape Coral, FL 33909 grantees, creditors, and other HOUSING DEVELOPMENT TRUE FROM CENTERLINE close. com in accordance with Cape Coral Daily Breeze, 2510 ALL INTEREDED PERSONS ARE unknown persons or unknown CORPORATION; CITY OF CAPE SURVEY OF STATE ROAD NO. chapter 45 Florida Statutes on Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral, NOTIFIED THAT: spouses claiming by, through CORAL, FLORIDA; JOHN DOE 8-865. July 15, 2011. Any person claim- FL 33904. All creditors of the estate of the and under any of the above- AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN Any person claiming an interest in ing an interest in the surplus from June 21, 28, 2011 decedent and persons, having named Defendants, TENANTS IN POSSESSION the surplus from the sale, if any, the sale, if any, other than the 85149 claims or demands against the Defendants. Defendants. other than the property owner as property owner as of the date of estate of the decedent other than NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SALE of the date of the lis pendens must the lis pendens must file a claim those for whom provision for pay- SALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant file a claim within sixty (60) days within 60 days after the sale. ment was made in the Order of NOTICE is hereby given that the to the Final Judgment of after the sale. The Court, in its Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 15 Summary Administration must file undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Foreclosure filed June 13, 2011, discretion, may enlarge the time day of June, 2011. their claims with this court WITH- Court of Lee County, Florida, will in this cause, in the Circuit Court of the sale. Notice of the changed CHARLIE GREEN IN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER on the 8 day of July, 2011, begin- of LEE County, Florida, I will sell time of sale shall be published as Clerk of the Circuit Court THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- ning at 9:00 a.m. at www.lee.real- the property situated in LEE provided herein. By: M. Parker LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. foreclose. com, in accordance County, Florida, described as: DATED: June 6, 2011 Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL with chapter 45 Florida Statute, LOTS 48 AND 49, AND A PORTION CHARLIE GREEN If you are a person with a disability TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BE FOREVER BARRED. offer for sale and sell at public OF VACATED ALLEY AS PER By: M. Parker who needs any accommodation in IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME sale to the highest and best bid- RESOLUTION 24-84 RECORD- Deputy Clerk of the Court order to participate in this pro- FLORIDA PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, der for cash, the following- ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS If you are a person with a disability ceeding, you are entitled, at no CIVIL ACTION ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) described property situate in Lee BOOK 4751, PAGES 473 who needs any accommodation in cost to you, to the provision of cer- Case No. 10-CA-050089 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE County, Florida: THROUGH 479, BLOCK 4431, order to participate in this pro- tain assistance. Please contact HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Unit 0922, Building 9, Phase 9, CAPE CORAL, UNIT 63, AS ceeding, you are entitled, at no Ken Kellum, Court Operations ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE IS BARRED. REFLECTION KEY, A CONDO- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 21, cost to you, to the provision of cer- Manager whose office is located FOR WELLS FARGO ASSET THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- MINIUM, according to the PAGES 48 THROUGH 81, IN tain assistance. Please contact at the Lee County Justice Center SECURITIES CORPORATION, TION OF THIS NOTICE IS JUNE Declaration of Condominium THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Ken Kellum, Court Operations 1700 Monroe Street, Florida MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH 21, 2011. thereof, as recorded as COUNTY, FLORIDA. Manager whose office is located 33901, and whose telephone CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- Petitioner: Instrument Number a/k/a 1203 SW TRAFALGAR at the Lee County Justice Center number is (239) 533-1700, at AR5 Kathleen A. Abend 2006000107425 and any amend- PKWY., CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 1700 Monroe Street, Florida least 7 days before your sched- Plaintiff, 1100 Pondella Road #616 ments thereof; together with an at public sale for cash Beginning 33901, and whose telephone uled court appearance, or imme- vs. Cape Coral, FL 33909 undivided interest in the common 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- number is (239) 533-1700, at diately upon receiving this notifi- SCOTT SHINNEMAN, et al., Attorney for Petitioner: elements declared in said close. com in accordance with least 7 days before your sched- cation if the time before the Defendants. Joan DeMichael Henry Declaration of Condominium to be chapter 45 Florida Statutes on uled court appearance, or imme- scheduled appearance is less AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- LUSK, DRASITES & TOLISANO, CLOSURE SALE P.A. appurtenance to the above July 14, 2011. Any person claim- diately upon receiving this notifi- than 7 days; if you are hearing or 202 Del Prado Boulevard described unit; said instruments ing an interest in the surplus from cation if the time before the voice impaired, call 711 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to Cape Coral, Florida 33990 being recorded and said land situ- the sale, if any, other than the scheduled appearance is less June 21, 28, 2011 the Final Judgment entered on (239)574-7442 ate, lying and being in the Lee property owner as of the date of than 7 days; if you are hearing 85147 March 22, 2011, in Civil Action FLORIDA BAR #0136352 County, Florida. the lis pendens must file a claim or voice impaired, call 711 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE No. 10-CA-050089, of the Circuit June 21, 28, 2011 pursuant to the Final Judgment within 60 days after the sale. June 14, 21, 2011 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Court of the Twentieth Judicial 85159 entered in a case pending in said Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 13 85074 IN AND FOR LEE Circuit in and for Lee County, Court, the style of which is indicat- day of June, 2011. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY,FLORIDA CIVIL Florida, in which SCOTT SHIN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ed above. CHARLIE GREEN TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ACTION NEMAN, et al. are the Defendants FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Any person or entity claiming an Clerk of the Circuit Court IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, CASE NO.: 10-CA-55452 and HSBC BANK USA, NATION- PROBATE DIVISION interest in the surplus, if any, By: M. Parker FLORIDA YARG, LLC, a Florida limited lia- AL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE File No.: 11-CP-0960 resulting from the forcefulness Deputy Clerk CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-053877 bility company, FOR WELLS FARGO ASSET Division: sale, other than the property If you are a person with a disability U.S. BANK, NA Plaintiff(s), SECURITIES CORPORATION, IN RE: ESTATE OF owner as of the date of the Lis who needs any accommodation in Plaintiff, v. MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CARMAN NORMAN SARLO Pendens, must file a claim on order to participate in this pro- v. PATRICIA L. GRAY, CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- Deceased. same with the Clerk of Court with- ceeding, you are entitled, at no WENDY PAVEL, et al. Defendant(s). AR5 is the Plaintiff, I will sell to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS in 60 days after the foreclosure cost to you, to the provision of cer- Defendants. CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE highest and best bidder for cash The administration of the estate of sale. tain assistance. Please contact NOTICE OF SALE UNDER F.S. CHAPTER 45 at www.lee.reaIforeclose. Carman Norman Sarlo, WITNESS my hand and official seal Ken Kellum, Court Operations Notice is hereby given that, pursuant NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accor- com at 9:00 A.M. on the 14 day of deceased, whose date of death of said Court this 7 day of June, Manager whose office is located to the Final Judgment of dance with the Amended Final July, 2011, the following was April 20, 2011, is pending in 2011. at the Lee County Justice Center Foreclosure filed June 13, 2011, Summary Judgment of described real property as set the Circuit Court for Lee County, If you are a person with a disability 1700 Monroe Street, Florida in this cause, in the Circuit Court Foreclosure dated the 28th day of forth In the Final Judgment in Lee Florida, Probate Division, the who needs any accommodation in 33901, and whose telephone of LEE County, Florida, I will sell April, 2011, in the above-styled County, Florida: address of which is Lee County order to participate in this pro- number is (239) 533-1700, at the property situated in LEE cause, I will sell to the highest and UNIT 601, JASMINE BAY NORTH Clerk of Court PROBATE DIVI- ceeding, you are entitled, at no least 7 days before your sched- County, Florida, described as: best bidders for cash, except as CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING SION Post Office Box 9346, Ft. cost to you, to the provision of cer- uled court appearance, or imme- Lots 29 and 30, Block 5815, Unit 88 set forth hereinafter, Beginning at TO THE DECLARATION OF Myers, FL 33902. The names and tain assistance. Please contact diately upon receiving this notifi- Cape Coral Subdivision, accord- 9:00 a.m. at www.lee.realfore- CONDOMINIUM THEREOF, AS addresses of the personal repre- Ken Kellum, Court Operations cation if the time before the ing to the Plat thereof, as record- close. RECORDED IN LEE COUNTY IN sentative and the personal repre- Manager whose office is located scheduled appearance is less ed in Plat Book 24, Pages 127 com on the 11th day of July, 2011, OFFICIAL RECORDS AS sentative’s attorney are set forth at the Lee County Justice Center than 7 days; if you are hearing or through 143, inclusive, of the the following described property: INSTRUMENT NUMBER below. 1700 Monroe Street, Florida voice impaired, call 711 Public Records of Lee County, 2007000192606, TOGETHER All creditors of the decedent and 33901, and whose telephone June 21, 28, 2011 Florida. SEE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WITH ANY AND ALL AMEND- other persons having claims or number is (239) 533-1700, at 85145 a/k/a 4414 NE 22ND AVENUE, ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT “A” MENTS THERETO. TOGETHER demands against decedent’s least 7 days before your sched- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAPE CORAL, FL 33909 WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTER- estate on whom a copy of this uled court appearance, or imme- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- at public sale for cash Beginning EXHIBIT “A” EST IN THE COMMON ELE- notice is required to be served diately upon receiving this notifi- CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- Lots 63 and 64, Block 3094, Unit 62, MENTS AND ALL APPURTE- must file their claims with this cation if the time before the TY FLORIDA. close. com in accordance with CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, NANCES HEREUNTO APPER- court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 scheduled appearance is less CASE No. 09-CA-061800 chapter 45 Florida Statutes on according to the plat thereof as TAINING AND SPECIFIED IN MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF than 7 days; if you are hearing U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- August 12, 2011. Any person recorded in Plat Book 21, Pages SAID DECLARATION OF CON- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF or voice impaired, call 711 TION IN TRUST FOR THE claiming an interest in the surplus 21 through 38, Public Records of DOMINIUM. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS CHARLIE GREEN BENE-FIT OF THE CERTIFI- from the sale, if any, other than Lee County, Florida. aka 4761 West Bay Boulevard, AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CATHOLDERS, CITIGROUP the property owner as of the date #601, Estero Florida 33928 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE By: S. Hughes MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, of the lis pendens must file a claim Any person claiming an interest in Dated this 13 day of June, 2011. ON THEM. Deputy Clerk INC, MORTGAGE-PASS within 60 days after the sale. the surplus from the sale, if any, CHARLIE GREEN, CLERK OF All other creditors of the decedent ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF THROUGH CERTIFICATES Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 13 other than the property owner as COURT and other persons having claims Derek L. Metts SERIES 2007-AR2, day of June, 2011. of the date of the Lis Pendens By: M. Parker or demands against decedent’s Butler & Hosch, P.A. PLAINTIFF, CHARLIE GREEN must file a claim within sixty (60) Deputy Clerk estate must file their claims with 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E VS. Clerk of the Circuit Court days after the sale. June 21, 28, 2011 this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Orlando, Florida 32812 KEVIN F. O’MALLEY,L ET AL. By: M. Parker If you are a person with a disability 85150 AFTER THE DATE OF THE (407) 381-5200 DEFENDANT(S). Deputy Clerk who needs any accommodation in FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS B&H #287241 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE If you are a person with a disability order to participate in this pro- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE. June 14, 21, 2011 Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday June 21, 2011

TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT County, Florida requesting that DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, required to serve a copy of your 12211 and JUNE WAKEFIELD, your written defenses, if any, to IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, the 2005 SUZUKI MOTORCY- L.L.C. AN ADMINISTRATIVELY written defenses, if any, to it on last known address: 108 Mariela S. Bloom, Esq. at VAN FLORIDA CLE, VIN DISSOLVED CORPORATION, Paul W. Burke, the plaintiff’s attor- Northnumberland Road, Brighton, NESS LAW FIRM, P.A., Attorney CASE NO. 10-CA-57036 #JS1GN7CA452116109 seized and any unknown heirs, ney, his address is Drew Eckl & New York 14618, if alive, or if for the Plaintiff, whose address is Fifth Third Mortgage Company, devisees, grantees, creditors, 1239 E. NEWPORT CENTER Plaintiff, on or about March 16, 2011, be and other unknown persons or Farnham, LLP, 880 W. Peachtree dead, their unknown spouses, DRIVE, SUITE #1 10, DEER- vs. forfeited to the Petitioner, SHER- unknown spouses claiming by, Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, on or widows, widowers, heirs, FIELD BEACH, FL 33442 within Michael J. Avery, IFF MIKE SCOTT, for the use and through and under any of the before July 11, 2011, and file the devisees, creditors, grantees, and thirty (30) days alter the first pub- Defendants. benefit of the LEE COUNTY above-named Defendants, original with the clerk of this Court all parties having or claiming by, lication of this Notice in the CAPE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT. Defendants. either before service on the plain- through, under, or against them, CORAL & DAILY BREEZE and SALE NOTICE OF ACTION tiff’s attorney or immediately and any and all persons claiming file the original with the Clerk of NOTICE is hereby given that the You are further advised that the LEE TO: EUROTECH DEVELOPMENT thereafter; otherwise a default will any right, title, interest, claim, lien, this Court either before service on undersigned, Charlie Green, COMPANY, L.L.C. AN ADMINIS- Plaintiffs attorney or immediately Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lee COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART- TRATIVELY DISSOLVED COR- be entered against you for relief estate or demand against the thereafter; otherwise a default will County, Florida, will on the 15 day MENT is presently holding the PORATION demanded in the complaint. Defendant in regards to the fol- be entered against you for the of July, 2011, at 9:00 A.M., EST, above described 2005 SUZUKI 11890 SW 8TH STREET, SUITE Dated June 01, 2011 lowing described properties in Lee relief demanded in the complaint. at www.lee.realforecIose. MOTORCYCLE, VIN 500 CHARLIE GREEN County, This notice is provided to com in accordance with Chapter #JS1GN7CA452116109. MIAMI, FL 33184 Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida: Administrative Order No. 2065 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STAT- By: K. Mueller NOTICE REGARDING THE AMER- 45, F.S., offer for sale and sell at As Deputy Clerk LOTS 21, 22 AND 23, BLOCK 1406, public outcry to the highest and You are required to file a copy of ED, CURRENT RESIDENCE UNIT 18, CAPE CORAL, ICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT UNKNOWN June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 OF 1990; In accordance with the best bidder for,cash, the following your written defenses, if any, to And any unknown heirs, devisees, 84975 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Americans with Disabilities Act, described property situated in Lee said forfeiture action on ABBI J. grantees, creditors and other IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT persons needing a special accom- County, Florida, to wit: SMITH, Petitioner’s attorney, unknown persons or unknown TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- BOOK 13, PAGES 97 TO 120, OF modation to participate in this pro- LOT(S) 21, 22, & 23, BLOCK 4742, whose address is Lee County spouses claiming by, through and CUIT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE ceeding should contact Court UNIT 70, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- Sheriff’s Department, Legal under the above-named Civil Action File No: 10-CA- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Administration no later than seven VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Division, 14750 Six Mile Cypress Defendant(s), if deceased or 004089 Notice is hereby given to each of days prior to the proceedings at, PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- Parkway, Fort Myers, Florida whose last known addresses are BANK OF AMERICA, you that an action to quiet title to 1700 Monroe St., Civil Division - unknown. 2ND FLOOR, Ft. Myers, FL ED IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGE(S) 33912, by mail within 30 days of Plaintiff, the above described properties YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that v. 33901, Phone: ADA# (239) 533- 58 TO 87, INCLUSIVE, IN THE first publication, and file the origi- an action to foreclose Mortgage MICHAEL HOWERTON AND has been filed against you and 1700 within 2 working days of PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE nal with Clerk of the Court either covering the following real and CATALINA HOWERTON, you are required to serve your your receipt of this NOTICE: IF COUNTY, FLORIDA before service on Petitioner’s personal property described as Defendants. written defenses on Plaintiff’s YOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED pursuant to the Final Judgment of attorney or immediately ther- follows, to-wit: NOTICE OF ACTION attorney, BILL MCFARLAND, CALL 1.800.955.8771; IF YOU Foreclosure As to All Counts erafter; otherwise a default will be Lots 27 & 28, in Block 2317, Unit 36, TO: Michael Howerton P.A., P.O. BOX 101507, CAPE ARE VOICE IMPAIRED CALL entered in a case pending in said entered against you for the relief of CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, Catalina Howerton CORAL, FL 33910, and file the 1.800.955.8770. according to the plat thereof, as WITNESS my hand and the seal of Court, the style and case number demanded in the Complaint or 13250 Radcrliffe Drive original with the Clerk of the recorded in Plat Book 16, at Page Fort Myers, Florida 33966 this Court this 16 day June, 2011 of which is set forth above. Petition. 112 to 130, inclusive, of the Public YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Circuit Court, Lee County, P.O. CHARLIE GREEN Any person claiming an interest in Dated this 16th day of June, 2011. Records of Lee County, Florida. for breach of contract has been Box 310, Ft. Myers, FL 33902 on CLERK OF COURT the surplus from the sale, if any, CHARLIE GREEN has been filed against you, and you filed against you and you are or July 12, 2011 or otherwise a By: C. Richardson other than the property owner as Clerk of Court are required to serve a copy of required to serve a copy of your default judgment will be entered As Deputy Clerk of the date of the Lis Pendens BY: C. Richardson your written defenses, if any, to it written defenses, if any, to it on against you for the relief sought in June 21, 28, 2011 must file a claim within 60 days As Deputy Clerk on, Mark A. Buckles, Butler & Paul W. Burke, the plaintiff’s attor- the Complaint. 85155 Hosch, P.A., 3185 South Conway after the sale. June 21, 28, 2011 ney, his address is Drew Eckl & THIS NOTICE will be published IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Road, Suite E, Orlando, Florida Farnham, LLP, 880 W. Peachtree WITNESS my hand and official seal 85160 once each week for four consecu- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 32812 and file the original with the Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, on or IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, of this Honorable Court, this 15 Clerk of the above-styled Court tive weeks in a newspaper of gen- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE before July 11, 2011, and file the FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION day of June, 2011. within 30 days from the first publi- original with the clerk of this Court eral circulation published in Lee CASE NO. 10-CA-3959 CHARLIE GREEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by cation, otherwise a Judgment may either before service on the plain- County, Florida. virtue of a certain Writ of Execution Judge: Winesett, Sherra Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lee be entered against you for the tiff’s attorney or immediately Dated this 2 day of June, 2011. LEE LAND INVESTMENTS, LLC, County, Florida heretofore issued out of the County relief demanded in the Complaint. thereafter; otherwise a default will CHARLIE GREEN Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and seal of said By: K. Dix Court of Lee County, Florida, on the be entered against you for relief Clerk of the Court -vs- Court on the 16 day of June, demanded in the complaint. Deputy Clerk 24th day of May, 2011, in the matter By: K. Coulter RICK NELSON, LLC, et al, of HELEN MAZZIOTTA, Plaintiff, 2011. Dated June 01, 2011 Defendants. June 21, 28, 2011 Charlie Green Deputy Clerk and ACTION MOTORSPORTS, CHARLIE GREEN NOTICE OF ACTION 85151 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Clerk of the Circuit Court June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 INC., Defendant(s). I have levied By: S. Spainhour TO: Thomas L. Gudorf By: K. Mueller 84990 4590 N. High Street upon and taken into my constructive Deputy Clerk As Deputy Clerk If you are a person with a disability IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Columbus, OH 43214 custody, the following described June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 if alive, and if dead, his unknown AUCTIONS personal property, as property of who needs any accommodation in 84976 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT order to participate in this pro- spouse, heirs, devisees, Action Motorsports, Inc., IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, grantees, creditors, and all other Defendant(s), to wit: ceedings, you are entitled, at no FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE cost to you, to the provision of cer- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE persons claiming by, through, ComForcare of Northern Lee tain assistance. Please contact TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Case File: 11-CA-001627 under or against her; and under County is closing. 2009 Shenke Scooter, VIN Ken Kellum, Court Operations LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Division: Civil the unknown spouse, heirs, #L8YTCKP519Y010005 Manager whose office is located Civil Action File No: 10-CA- LEE COUNTY ACQUISITION, LLC, devisees, grantees, and creditors Any client of ComForcare of of Thomas L. Gudorf, if deceased, Northern Lee County wishing to 2008 Moto Bravo Scooter, VIN at Lee County Courthouse, 1700 005159 a Florida limited liability compa- BANK OF AMERICA, and all other parties claiming by, obtain their medical records need to #LHJLC79E98B001370 Monroe St., Ft. Myers, Florida ny, 33901, whose telephone number Plaintiff, through, under, or against her; contact Patricia Connor at 471-7920 v. Plaintiff(s), and all unknown natural persons, AND on the 20th day of July, 2011, is (239) 533-1700, within two v. June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 2011 working days of your receipt of JEFFREY RANALLI, if alive, and if dead or not known 85169 at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon thereafter this (describe notice; if you are Defendant. ROSARIAN SIMEUS, IMMACULA to be dead or alive, their several as possible), in Lee County, Florida, hearing impaired, or voice NOTICE OF ACTION SIMEUS, FELIX LLAMIDO, and respective unknown spouses, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: at 2072 Victoria Avenue, Fort Myers, impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. TO: Jeffrey Ranalli DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL heirs, devisees, grantees, and A Budget Towing, LLC gives Notice B&H #294769 4530 Match Point Lane TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee creditors, or other parties claiming Florida, Sheriff Mike Scott, will offer by, through, or under those of Foreclosure of Lien and intent for sale, and sell to the highest bid- June 21, 28, 2011 No. 3 for the MLM1 Trust Series 2007- Fort Myers, Florida 33919 unknown natural persons; and the to sell these vehicles on 7/3/2011 der for cash in hand, the right, title 85154 MLN1, CASSANDRA TERRELL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action several and respective unknown 10:00 AM at 160 Hunter Blvd., and interest, the above described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and UNKNOWN TENANT #1, assigns, successors in interest, for breach of contract has been Suite B-1, Cape Coral, FL 33909 personal property as the property of FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendant(s), trustees; and all claimants, per- filed against you and you are pursuant to subsection 713.78 of Action Motorsports, Inc. CASE NO: 11-CA-051087-T NOTICE OF ACTION sons or parties, natural or corpo- required to serve a copy of your the Florida Statutes. A Budget Defendant(s), subject to any and all WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TO: ROSARIAN SIMEUS, last rate, or whose exact legal status SUCCESSOR written defenses, if any, to it on is unknown, claiming under any of Towing, LLC reserves the right to prior liens and encumbrances, if known address: 4506 25th Street BY MERGER TO WACHOVIA Paul W. Burke, the plaintiff’s attor- the above named or described accept or reject any and/or all any, to satisfy or as may be applied SW, Lehigh Acres, FL 33973 and BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ney, his address is Drew Eckl & defendants or parties or claiming bids. to this execution and costs of levy IMMACULA SIMEUS, last known Plaintiff, Farnham, LLP, 880 W. Peachtree to have any right, title, or interest 1998 LINC Mark VIII and sale. vs. address: 4506 25th Street SW, in and to the lands hereafter Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, on or 1LNFM91V0WY627848 ANTONIO GRAHAM A/K/A ANTO- Lehigh Acres, FL 33973, if alive, described. before July 12, 2011, and file the 1977 BUIC IN ACCORDANCE with the NIO V. GRAHAM; DIANA GRA- or if dead, their unknown spouses, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action original with the clerk of this Court 4J57H7H180755 Americans with Disabilities Act, per- HAM A/K/A DIANA E. GRAHAM; widows, widowers, heirs, to quiet title on the following prop- UNKNOWN TENANT I; either before service on the plain- erty in Lee County, Florida: June 21, 2011 sons with disabilities needing spe- devisees, creditors, grantees, and UNKNOWN TENANT II; MEADOW- tiff’s attorney or immediately Lots 17 and 18, Block 2341, Unit 36, 85164 cial accommodation to participate in all parties having or claiming by, BROOK OF BONITA SPRINGS thereafter; otherwise a default will CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, this proceeding should contact the through, under, or against them, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, be entered against you for relief according to the map or plat A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- INC.; WELLS FARGO BANK, and any and all persons claiming thereof recorded in the office of Eddie’s Towing gives Notice of demanded in the complaint. 1322, not later than seven (7) days NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SUC- any right, title, interest, claim, lien, the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell Dated June 02, 2011 prior to the proceedings. If hearing CESSOR BY MERGER WITH estate or demand against the Lee County, Florida, in Plat Book these vehicles on 7/4/2011, 08:00 CHARLIE GREEN impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL Defendant in regards to the fol- 16, Pages 121, of the Public am at 1240-B Viscaya Parkway, ASSOCIATION, and any unknown Clerk of the Circuit Court Records of Lee County, Florida. Florida Relay Service. lowing described properties in Lee Cape Coral, FL 33990-3236, pur- heirs, devisees, grantees, credi- By: K. Perham YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve a MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, County, Florida: suant to subsection 713.78 of the tors, and other unknown persons As Deputy Clerk copy of your written defenses, if Florida LOT 15, BLOCK 12, UNIT NO. 5, Florida Statutes. Eddie’s Towing or unknown spouses claiming by, June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 any, to this action on Robert C. By: Rosa S. Estrada through and under any of the LEHIGH ESTATES, SECTION 4, Adamski, Attorney, whose reserves the right to accept or reject 84977 Deputy Sheriff above-named Defendants, TWP 45 S, RANGE 26 E, PLAT address is 1714 Cape Coral any and/or all bids. Defendants. Parkway East, Cape Coral, 1996 FORD June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 2011 BOOK 15, PAGE 85 OF THE 85070 NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Florida 33904 on or before July 1FALP58S5TA208052 TO: ANTONIO GRAHAM A/K/A 25, 2011, and file the original with June 21, 2011 ANTONIO V. GRAHAM TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY, FLORIDA. the clerk of this court either before 85162 2323 CARNABY COURT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given to each of service on plaintiff ’s attorney or LEHIGH, ACRES FL 33973 FLORIDA you that an action to quiet title to immediately thereafter; otherwise NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ACTIONS OR CIVIL DIVISION the above described properties a default will be entered against JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, 4152 GUMBO LIMBO COURT Case No. 11-CA-001491 has been filed against you and you for the relief demanded in the INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34134 DEAN WISH, LLC, you are required to serve your complaint or petition. of Lien and intent to sell these COUNTY, FLORIDA. OR Plaintiff, written defenses on Plaintiff’s Date: June 14, 2011 CIVIL DIVISION 18016 HORSESHOE BAY CIR Charlie Green vehicles on 07/03/2011, 8:00 am FORT MYERS, FL 33967-5416 v. attorney, BILL MCFARLAND, As Clerk of Court at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, CASE NO. 362011CA051328 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF P.A., P.O. BOX 101507, CAPE XXXXXX OR By: K. Mueller CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- 4781 ALBACORE LN 213 MERTIN A. ELSON, CORAL, FL 33910, and file the Deputy Clerk suant to subsection 713.78 of the FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- FORT MYERS, FL 33919-3346 Defendant. original with the Clerk of the June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 2011 Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- GAGE ASSOCIATION, NOTICE OF ACTION Circuit Court, Lee County, P.O. 85156 Plaintiff, ING & RECOVERY, INC. DIANA GRAHAM A/K/A DIANA E. TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF Box 310, Ft. Myers, FL 33902 on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE reserves the right to accept or vs. GRAHAM MERTIN A. ELSON or July 12, 2011 or otherwise a TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, reject any and/or all bids. SUZANNE CIMENO; et al., 4152 GUMBO LIMBO COURT YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action default judgment will be entered IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 1991 LEXUS Defendants. BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34134 for Quiet Title regarding the fol- against you for the relief sought in FLORIDA JT8UF11E7M0074746 NOTICE OF ACTION OR lowing property located in Lee the Complaint. Case No.: 07DR3309-B HARRIS HART FLANAGIN June 21, 2011 TO: SUZANNE CIMENO 5 HIGH POINT CIR W APT 312 County, Florida, legally described THIS NOTICE will be published Last Known Address Petitioner 85163 NAPLES FL 34103 as: once each week for four consecu- and 1916 SE 1ST ST OR tive weeks in a newspaper of gen- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: VIELA SOCORRO GUZMAN CAPE CORAL, FL 33990 18016 HORSESHOE BAY CIR A part of Lot 4, Block 15 of eral circulation published in Lee (FLANAGIN) Superior Towing gives Notice of Current Residence is Unknown FORT MYERS, FL 33967-5416 Kreamer’s Avocado Subdivision County, Florida. Respondent. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STAT- of Section 5, Township 44 South, Dated this 2 day of June, 2011. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR MODI- sell these vehicles on 7/18/2011, to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- ED, CURRENT RESIDENCE Range 22 East, as recorded in CHARLIE GREEN FICATION OF ALIMONY 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd TO: VIELA SOCORRO GUZMAN lowing described property in Lee UNKNOWN Plat Book 5 at Page 21, Public Clerk of the Court Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- FLANAGIN County, Florida: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Records of Lee County, Florida, By: K. Coulter suant to subsection 713.78 of the 3219 S.E. 4TH PL. LOTS 75 AND 76, BLOCK 1349, an action to foreclose Mortgage said part being more particularly Deputy Clerk Florida Statutes. Superior Towing CAPE CORAL, FL 33904 UNIT 18, CAPE CORAL, covering the following real and described as follows: June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 reserves the right to accept or YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action ACCORDING TO THE PLAT personal property described as 84991 reject any and/or all bids. has been filed against you and you THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN follows, to-wit: From the Northeast corner of said 2000 FORD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE are required to serve a copy of your PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 96, PUB- Lot 151, MEADOWBROOK OF Lot 4, run South 2 degrees 26’23” 1FMZU63P9YUB82000 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- written defenses, if any, to it on LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN- BONITA SPRINGS, PHASE IV, West, parallel to and 25 feet from June 21, 2011 CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- HARRIS HART FLANAGIN, whose TY, FLORIDA. according to the plat thereof the East line of said Section 5, a 85166 TY, FLORIDA address is 3362 RAINBOW LN., has been filed against you and you recorded in Plat Book 70, Pages distance of 168.34 feet; thence CASE NO. 10-CA-058439 NO. FORT MYERS, FL 33903, on or are required to serve a copy of 68 through 71, inclusive, of the South 88 degrees 08’48” West, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, before August 1, 2011, and file the your written defenses, if any, to it Public Records of Lee County, 125.42 feet to the Point of USA TOWING gives Notice of LP, F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE original with the clerk of this Court at on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., Florida. Beginning of the tract herein Foreclosure of Lien and intent to HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP, 1700 MONROE STREET, FORT Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose has been filed against you, and you described; thence continue South sell these vehicles on 07/02/2011, Plaintiff, MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, before address is PO BOX 11438, (954) are required to serve a copy of 88 degrees 08’48” West, 125.60 08:00 am at PO BOX 366597 vs. service on Petitioner or immediately 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL your written defenses, if any, to it feet; thence South 19 degrees BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34136, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, thereafter. If you fail to do so, a 33339-1438, within 30 days from on, Mark A. Buckles, Butler & 44’33” West, 168.75 feet; thence pursuant to subsection 713.78 of DEVISEES, GRANTEES, default may be entered against you the first date of publication, and Hosch, P.A., 3185 South Conway North 88 degrees 01’19” East, the Florida Statutes. USA TOW- ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- for the relief demanded in the peti- file the original with the Clerk of Road, Suite E, Orlando, Florida 125.61 feet; thence North 19 ING reserves the right to accept TORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL tion. this Court either before service on 32812 and file the original with the degrees 44’33” East, 168.47 feet or reject any and/or all bids. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN Copies of all court documents in this Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- Clerk of the above-styled Court to the Point of Beginning. YEAR: 1987 INTEREST BY THROUGH, case, including orders, are available ly thereafter; otherwise a default within 30 days from the first publi- MAKE:GMC UNDER OR AGAINST THE at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s will be entered against you for the cation, otherwise a Judgment may has been filed against you and you VIN:1GDP7D1Y7HV541093 ESTATE OF JAMES ROSE office. You may review these docu- relief demanded in the complaint be entered against you for the are required to serve a copy of June 21, 2011 A/K/A JAMES RICHARD ROSE, ments upon request. or petition. relief demanded in the Complaint. your written defenses, if any, to 85161 DECEASED , ET AL. You must keep the Clerk of the DATED on June 16, 2011 WITNESS my hand and seal of said the Complaint on Elizabeth A. Defendants Circuit Court’s office notified of your NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE CHARLIE GREEN Court on the 16 day of June, Petterson, Esq., the plaintiffs NOTICE OF ACTION current address. (You may file WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- As Clerk of the Court 2011. attorney, whose address is Petitt To the following Defendants: Notice of Current Address, Florida VICE CENTER & TOWING gives By: J. Soucy Charlie Green Wolfe Craine Worrell Porter, LLC, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, Supreme Court Approved Family Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and As Deputy Clerk CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT One Urban Centre, 4830 W. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in intent to sell these vehicles on If you are a person with a disability By: S. Spainhour Kennedy Blvd., Suite 475, Tampa, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- this lawsuit will be mailed to the 07/07/2011, 8:00 am at 953 COUN- who needs any accommodation in Deputy Clerk Florida 33609 on or before July TORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL address on record at the clerk’s TRY CLUB BLVD., CAPE CORAL, order to participate in this pro- If you are a person with a disability 11, 2011, and file the original with OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN office. FL 33990-3023, pursuant to subsec- ceeding, you are entitled at no who needs any accommodation in the clerk of this court either before INTEREST BY THROUGH, Dated: June 20, 2011. tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. cost to you, to the provision of cer- order to participate in this pro- service on the plaintiffs attorney or UNDER OR AGAINST THE CHARLIE GREEN WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- tain assistance. Please contact ceedings, you are entitled, at no immediately thereafter; otherwise CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ESTATE OF JAMES ROSE A/K/A VICE CENTER & TOWING reserves Ken Kellum, Court Operations cost to you, to the provision of cer- a default will be entered against By: C. Richardson JAMES RICHARD ROSE, the right to accept or reject any Manager whose office is located tain assistance. Please contact you for the relief demanded in the Deputy Clerk DECEASED (CURRENT RESI- and/or all bids. at Lee County Justice Center, Ken Kellum, Court Operations complaint or petition. June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 2011 DENCE UNKNOWN) 85157 2003 TOYOTA 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, Manager whose office is located Dated on May 31, 2011. Last known address: 431 VAN 1NXBR32E43Z088309 FL 33901, and whose telephone at Lee County Courthouse, 1700 CHARLIE GREEN BUREN STREET, APT #E6, 1987 SEAWA number is (239) 533-1700, at Monroe St., Ft. Myers, Florida As Clerk of Court FORT MYERS, FL 33916 XKX20083I687 least 7 days before your sched- 33901, whose telephone number By: K. Mueller Possible Address: 1 HIGHFIELDS June 21, 2011 uled court appearance, or imme- is (239) 533-1700, within two Deputy Clerk FRAMPTON MANSELL 85165 diately upon receiving this notifi- working days of your receipt of June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 GLOUCESTER ENGLAND cation if the time before the this (describe notice; if you are 84983 GL68JA scheduled appearance is less hearing impaired, or voice YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that than 7 days; if you are hearing or impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MISCELLANEOUS an action for Foreclosure of voice impaired, call 711. B&H #291178 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT June 21, 28, 2011 Mortgage on the following June 21, 28, 2011 IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 85152 described property: 85153 FLORIDA TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Case File: 11-CA-001558 APARTMENT E-6 OF SEMINOLE IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Division: Civil GARDEN APARTMENTS CON- FLORIDA LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- DOMINIUM UNIT E, A CONDO- DONALD E MCKIERNAN and MINIUM, ACCORDING TO THE CIVIL ACTION CASE NO: 11-CA-051373-H CUIT, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA KATHRYN E. MCKIERNAN, MULTIBANK 2010-1 SFR VEN- CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION CASE NO. 11-CA-1217 MTM Civil Action File No: 10-CA- Plaintiff(s), THEREOF ON FILE AND IN RE FORFEITURE OF: TURE, LLC Plaintiff, 003963 v. RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF 2005 Suzuki Motorcycle vs. BANK OF AMERICA, ALL AMERICAN INVESTMENT THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT VIN #JS1GN7CA452116109 JUAN PEREZ; UNKNOWN Plaintiff, PROPERTIES, LLC., a dis- COURT OF LEE COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION SPOUSE OF JUAN PEREZ; v. solved Florida limited liability FLORIDA IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1056, PAGE TO: ERIK SANTANA a/k/a ERIC NESTOR PEREZ; IRMA PAULI- JOHN E. COLE, company, HAROLD WAKE- NA VALENCIA; UNKNOWN 1474, AND AS AMENDED IN SANTANA Defendant. FIELD, PATRICIA A. LEG- OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK Address Unknown TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT NOTICE OF ACTION II; DOCTORS OSTEOPATHIC GIERO, JUNE WAKEFIELD and 1251, PAGE 816, AND OFFICIAL MEDICAL CENTER INC. D/B/A TO: John E. Cole DEREK RUNION, RECORDS BOOK 1685, PAGE You are hereby notified that MIKE COLUMBIA GULF COAST HOS- 11210 Bent Pine Drive Defendant(s), 2176. SCOTT, as Sheriff of Lee County, PITAL; UNITED STATES OF Fort Myers, Florida 33913 NOTICE OF ACTION A/K/A 431 VAN BUREN STREET has filed a forfeiture proceeding in AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action TO: HAROLD WAKEFIELD, last APT #E6, FORT MYERS, FL 33916 the Circuit Court of the Twentieth TREASURY - INTERNAL REV- for breach of contract has been known address: 3 Upper Loudon ENUE SERVICE; EUROTECH has been filed against you and you Judicial Circuit in and for Lee filed against you and you are Road, Loudonville, New York are required to serve a copy of Page 4B Tuesday June 21, 2011 CAPE- CORAL- DAILY- BREEZE. COM C APE C ORAL B REEZE Sell It Faster! RReacheach Buyers|Sellers Right In Your Back Yard Without Reaching Deeper Into Your Pocket

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