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Harrington said. “The general Four council seats up for grabs, three charter amendments to be decided trend seems to be voting early and By DREW WINCHESTER Early voting results showed Cape voters have cast their bal- 11 percent of all registered voters not showing up to the polls on [email protected] that more people decided to lots, 928 more than did so during cast ballots during the primary election day.” Today marks the arrival of endorse candidates than they did the early period in September. election. Of the 5,268 absentee ballots Cape Coral’s general election and during the early voting period for Although the city showed an “Sometimes we think we have mailed, 2,682 have been returned voters will be asked to support not the primary election in increase during voter turnout, good turnout in the primary, that to the Election Office in Fort only four city council candidates September. Harrington didn’t offer an opin- it means the polls would be equal- Myers. but three amendments to the Lee County Supervisor of ion on whether it would carry ly busy during the general elec- Absentee ballots will have to city’s charter. Elections reported that 3,836 over to the general election. Only tion and they weren’t,” See POLLS, page 3A Signing a special Christmas card Mayor: Council needs to proceed with caution with ‘infill’ assessments By DREW WINCHESTER lots if owners decide to walk [email protected] away. Mayor John Sullivan said the “We need to really think this Cape Coral City Council, regard- out before we go forward with less of its make-up next Monday, this program … there has to be a needs to be careful moving for- tipping point where X amount of ward with an assessment on people throw their lots back at the “infill” properties, or properties city, where it becomes detrimen- that are unimproved with avail- tal not beneficial,” Sullivan said. able utilities. City Manager Gary King Sullivan said during a council assured the mayor that a vast workshop Monday that the city majority of the people who would could unwillingly become owners of millions of dollars worth of See MAYOR, page 6A Trauma survivors, MICHAEL PISTELLA Rylie McMurrain, 6, signs a Christmas card at the Lee Memorial Health System Military Support table during the 5th annual Family Health and Safety Fair Saturday at the Cape Coral Wellness Center. The cards signed Saturday will be sent to U.S. military families help raise members deployed overseas. Good information shared money for outreach By MEGHAN McCOY ment must begin within the [email protected] Golden Hour — 60 minutes — Trauma survivors, families after the accident occurs. and friends gathered at Friendship “We try to keep it here at at Health and Safety Fair Bowling Lanes Saturday after- home and keep it easy for fami- working opportunities that were In addition, those who noon to raise money for a new lies,” Trauma Outreach By MEGHAN McCOY outreach program begun by sur- Coordinator Kathy Wecher said, [email protected] available, she said. attended also could taste a slice “We had a lot of good infor- a pizza from I Ragazzi Pizza vivors and families more than a but sometimes kids have to be Although not as many people sent to Tampa depending on the attended the fifth annual Health mation,” Fasenmyer said. “It when they made a suggested $1 year ago. was a good thing for them.” donation. All of the proceeds The Trauma Center at Lee trauma. and Safety Fair Saturday after- Approximately a year and a noon as organizers expected, For the first time since the will be donated to three former Memorial Hospital treats more half ago the trauma outreach serv- those who attended received a fair’s inception, those who Mariner High School graduates than 2,000 patients per year from wealth of information. attended had the opportunity to who were injured in the line of Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Glades ices began informally in the trau- and Hendry counties. For the “I wish we had a larger taste healthy alternatives that are duty while serving our country. See TRAUMA, page 6A turnout,” Heart & Soul Massage available at all of the hospital “The slice of pizza went real- greatest chance of survival, treat- Therapy Day Spa Office Manger cafeterias through the Fresh ly well,” Fasenmyer said about Debbie Fasenmyer said, adding Harvest program. Aalmon, the jar that was full of dollar the fair went well. along with a few sides, were pre- bills. Everyone who attended pared and served for attendees to seemed pleased with the net- try. See FAIR, page 6A

Cole Huff rolls the ball during Tickets still available for Cape Royal the Lee Memorial Hospital’s Community Foundation Charity Ball Trauma Center’s Bowl- scholarships for students in Lee By MEGHAN McCOY a-thon at [email protected] To go County, along with donating There are approximately 30 $80,000 to charities in Lee Friendship Who: Cape Royal Bowling Lanes tickets still available for the Cape Community Foundation County. Royal Community Foundation The foundation provides in Cape Coral Charity Ball this weekend at the What: Charity Ball $15,000 in scholarships every Saturday. German American Social Club. year, including two $5,000 schol- Cole’s aunt When: Saturday, Nov. 12, Tickets are $40 per person, arships and two $2,500 scholar- Denise Lynch which include dinner and enter- 5:30-10:30 p.m. ships. is a trauma tainment by the Del Prados on Where: German American Hughes said the organization’s survivor. Nov. 12 from 5:30-10:30 p.m. Club, Cape Coral members are quite proud of rais- Tickets can be purchased by call- ing money for students and chari- MICHAEL ing Phyllis Mills at (239) 283- Tickets: $30 ties. PISTELLA “Everyone’s heart is into it,” 4011. Information: 283-4011 “This is our biggest fund-rais- she said. er,” Cape Royal Community The theme for this year’s ball Foundation President Marie formed in 2002 to take care of the is “A Hollywood Red Carpet Hughes said. “Our goal is to raise needs of the residents. Since its Celebration of Stars.” Hughes $30,000.” inception, the foundation has said they consider everyone She said the foundation was raised more than $100,000 for See TICKETS, page 6A ATAGLANCE AROUND THE AREA NEWS OF NOTE

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OBITUARIES Russell E. Garrison She worshiped the Lord. Her family and friends always he is survived by his children, J.T. (Lisa) Rieves of Russ E. Garrison, 93, who was born May 29, 1918, came first before herself. She was a very strong woman Mableton, Ga., and Laura B. (Nate) Petel of Fort Myers; and passed away Oct. 28, 2011, spent his working life in who will be deeply missed by all who knew her. and his grandchildren, Max, Elizabeth and Cooper. Rochester, N.Y., and lived in Cape Coral for the past 30 Memorial services will be held today, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m., A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, at years. at Coral Ridge Funeral Home, 1630 Pine Island Road. The 11 a.m., in the Beach United Methodist Church, 155 Bay He was predeceased by his wife family will receive friends from 2-3 p.m., at the funeral Road, Fort Myers Beach. of 59 years, Dolly, in 2001, and home. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to the their daughter, Charlotte. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your Ruth Cooper Center, 2789 Ortiz Ave., Fort Myers, FL He is survived by daughter, choice of cancer society in Ingrid’s honor. 33905-7806, or the above named church. Friends may Jackie (Jerry) Toates, and son, Bill sign the guest book at www.horizonfunerals.com. (Betsy Garrison) of upstate New Max G. Rieves York; and 10 grandchildren and Max G. Rieves, 82, of Fort Myers, died Wednesday, Ruth Haag Lovrin their families. Nov. 2, 2011, at Hope Hospice, Fort Myers. He was born Ruth Haag Lovrin, 98, of Fort Myers died Oct. 27, He was an avid boater and active Dec. 25, 1928, in Greensboro, N.C., the only child of Max 2011, at Evans Health Care, Fort Myers She was born Jan. member of the Cape Coral Cruise and Pearl (Garland) Rieves. 1, 1913, in Greentown, Pa., a child of John and Agnes Club. He served in the volunteer He graduated from Lees McCrae (Rohrbacker) Haag. corps at Cape Coral Hospital for Russell E. College and Appalachian State A resident of the Grand Court in more than a decade. Garrison College and did his doctoral studies Fort Myers since 2001, she previ- A memorial service will be held at Florida State University. He ously lived in Cape Coral from Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 11 a.m., at the Cape Coral First served in the Navy as a medical 1973 to 2001 moving there from United Methodist Church on Coronado Parkway. assistant in the Korean Conflict. Wayne, N.J. She was a graduate of In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Hope Mr. Rieves was a founding Mountainside Hospital School of Hospice, 9470 HealthPark Circle, Fort Myers FL 33908 member of the Manatee Junior Nursing, Montclair, N.J., in 1934 College in 1958 and in 1962 he and worked as a registered nurse James T. Gilsenan joined the team of administrators in before moving to Cape Coral. Jim Gilsenan, 54, of Cape Coral passed away Oct 27, starting Edison Community She volunteered for Hope 2011. College where he served as vice Max G. Rieves Hospice for 28 years and at Lee He was born July 20, 1957, in Bethpage, N.Y., and president of student affairs for over Memorial Hospital for 38 years and Ruth Haag 30 years until his retirement in 1991. was a member of First United moved to Cape Coral in 1972. He was the owner of Cool Lovrin Breeze Air Conditioning and Heating Inc. A driving force in mental health issues, he was consid- Methodist Church of Cape Coral. “Jimmy Cool Breeze” enjoyed fishing, boating and ered by many as the godfather of mental health treatment She enjoyed bowling, shuffleboard, loved the New York Jets. in Lee County. It was under his leadership that the Ruth walking, exercise class, was an avid reader, nature lover, He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Patricia Cooper Center was created. There is a building and a pro- gardener, world traveler, boater and hunter of Indian Gilsenan, and their beloved dog, Bo. gram named after Rieves at the Ruth Cooper Center of Fort arrowheads. He was preceded in death by his parents, James P. and Myers. Affectionately known by her friends as “Saint Ruth,” Lucille Gilsenan. He was largely responsible for helping to start Lee woman of faith, sense of humor, lover of life, friend to all, Viewing was held Saturday, Nov. 5, at Coral Ridge Mental Health in 1969; the organization offers mental she was active through all of her 98 years. Funeral Home. The funeral was at 2 p.m. health, substance abuse and emergency services. He also The wife of John Matthew Lovrin, who died in 1980 had a hand in developing the Florida Mental Health Act of after 39 years of marriage, she is survived by her daugh- 1971, known as the Baker Act. The act allows for the ters, Nancy Lovrin Osienski of Cape Coral and Sally Ingrid Julieta Nunez involuntary examination of a person for mental health rea- (Thomas) Lovrin Tindall of Fort Myers; her grandchildren, Ingrid Julieta Nunez, 42, passed away Friday, Nov. 4, sons. John (Melissa) Stewart Tindall of Amston, Conn., 2011. Born April 9, 1969, in Queens, N.Y., she is sur- His daughter, Laura Petel, said the college and mental Katherine (Corey) Tindall Garrett of Kaffrine of Senegal, vived by her loving husband of 25 years, Jorge; three chil- health care were driving forces in his life. “As a student West Africa and Christine Osienski Koelsch of New dren, Jorge (Suhay) Nunez, Marla J.(Rolando) Quintana personnel person, he had kids coming into his office all Jersey; her great-grandchildren, Lorelei and Deirdre and Luis A. Nunez; her mother, Yolanda; one brother, day long, and they had issues outside of the classroom,” Tindall and Emma, Molly and Wheaton Garrett; her broth- Rafael (Emily) Garcia; two sisters, Elizabeth Torres and she said. “There was no place for them to go in Lee er, George Haag of Kentucky; and nieces and nephews. Luisa (Christopher) Yeung. County.” She was the sister of Donald Haag and Anna London, She was preceded in death by her father, Jesus Rafael He was the president of the Mental Health Association now deceased. Garcia. of Florida and Lee Mental Health and served with several A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, at boards and associations dedicated to mental health. He did 2 p.m., in the First United Methodist Church, 4118 volunteer work for at LMHS for 16 years and enjoyed Coronado Parkway, Cape Coral, with a reception to follow CAPE CORAL summers in North Carolina. in the church’s social hall. BREEZE He was a member of the Beach United Methodist In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Ruth’s Church, Fort Myers Beach , serving in various positions name to Hope Hospice, 9470 Health Park Circle, Fort (ISSN 10726152) of leadership. Myers, FL 33908. Friends may sign the guest book at Office of publication The husband of the late Phyllis (VanVolkom) Rieves, www.horizonfunerals.com. 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904 who died in December 2008, after 54 years of marriage, Phone: 239.574.1110 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. breezenewspapers.com Cape police take custody of deceased man’s car Publisher, Scott Blonde ...... ext. 110 [email protected] A search warrant was obtained for the car, and this James Arthur’s Volvo found in Georgia afternoon detectives and forensic personnel began process- News Cape Coral Police detectives have taken custody of ing the vehicle for evidence. James Arthur’s 2009 Volvo. A nationwide BOLO was The Lee County Medical Examiner’s Office has yet to Executive Editor, Valarie Harring ...... ext. 119 issued for the vehicle Thursday. Oct. 27, when residents release a manner of death in this case. [email protected] James Arthur and Garrett Kern first went missing. Kern remains in Illinois pending extradition to Florida. Editor, Chris Strine ...... ext. 130 Arthur and Kern both resided at 3519 S.W. 29th Ave., He was arrested in Illinois on a VOP warrant for narcotics [email protected] charges. Once that issue is resolved, Kern will be brought Sports Editor, Jim Linette ...... ext. 136 in Cape Coral. [email protected] Friday afternoon, Nov. 4, Cape Coral Police detectives back to Florida for the Grand Theft Auto arrest warrant, Newsroom were contacted by the Crisp County Sheriff’s Office in Cape officials indicated. Phone ...... 574-1110 Crisp County, Ga. Deputies there reportedly located the According to Cape police, Kern remains a person of Fax ...... 574-5693 car in the parking lot of a dollar store. interest in the disappearance of Arthur, whose body was E-mail ...... [email protected] Cape detectives then drove to Crisp County and took discovered Thursday, Nov. 3, in northwest Cape Coral. Please mail letters to the attention of Valarie Harring custody of the vehicle. It was loaded onto a flatbed truck CCPD detectives and forensic personnel continue to Advertising and driven back to Cape Coral and stored at the police work on this investigation. department’s secure facility. Source: Cape Coral Police Department Advertising Sales Manager Renée Brown ...... ext. 122 [email protected] ‘How to Find Fish’ program Thursday Advertising Director The Cape Coral Parks & Recreation Department will Jim Konig ...... ext. 195 present a program “How to Find Fish” Thursday, Nov. 10, [email protected] from 7-9 p.m., at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. Classified Advertising Capt. George Howell will explain areas highly traveled Phone ...... 574-5644 by fish and how transition zones can help put you in the Fax ...... 574-1984 right place at the right time. Details will be provided about E-mail ...... [email protected] tidal flow and how fish use structure to ambush prey. Circulation These concepts will help you find more fish and the correct way to fish for them. Circulation Director The cost is $20 for residents and $30 for non-residents. Barbara Smith ...... 425-8870 ext. 320 Pre-registration is required.To register or for more informa- [email protected] tion, call the Yacht Club at 574-0806. Subscriptions Phone ...... 574-1116 Fax ...... 574-3403 E-mail ...... [email protected] Postal Information The Cape Coral Breeze, ISSN 10726152, is published three times a week by the Breeze Corporation, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904. Periodicals postage paid at Fort Myers, FL. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Cape Coral Breeze, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral FL 33904. Memberships Florida Press Association Southern Newspapers Publisher Association Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 8, 2011 ‘Piggy Banker’ deposits top honors at American SandSculpting event By BOB PETCHER [email protected] Master sculptor Brian Turnbough American SandSculpting banked on a political message to describe his winning sculpture at the American Competition SandSculpting Competition and Beach PROFESSIONAL RESULTS Festival at GullWing and Pointe Estero 1. Brian Turnbough – “Piggy resorts this weekend. Banker” The Joliet, Ill. resident carved his No. 1 2. Sue McGrew – “Venus” masterpiece “Piggy Banker,” by focusing 3. Jootteng Tan – “Get The Ball on recent national economic hardships. Sue McGrew placed second among the 16 mas- Rolling” ter sculptors with “Venus;” Jootteng Tan 4. Edith Van Wetering – “Do You took third with “Get The Ball Rolling;” See What I See” Edith Van DeWetering place fourth with 5. Lucinda Wierenga – “Specimen” “Do You See What I See;” Lucinda People’s Choice: Michel Lepire – Wierenga took fifth with “Specimen;” and “Fall Celebration” Michel Lepire captured the People’s Choice award with “Fall Celebration.” AMATEUR RESULTS “The main concept of my piece is that A. Kids division throughout the whole collapse of the econ- 1. Brayden – 300 points omy that our country has faced in the last 2. Angry Birds – 200 points few years, the richest 1 percent has not 3. Ziggy the Dog – 100 points taken a hit, yet there is record unemploy- B. Solo division ment and record foreclosures on homes. 1. Never Forget – 300 points We, the 99 percent, are facing a lot more 2. Good Chairs – 200 points serious issues,” said Turnbough. “I feel 3. Ziggy – 150 points that it was my responsibility as an artist to C. Friends & Family say how I felt about this.” 1. The Fabes — 325 points Turbough, who received $1,500 for top honors among the “show-up money,” gave 2. Cape Coral Caloosa – 225 points a shout out to all the professional sculptors 3. Buckeyes & Texanz – 150 points from the winners to those who didn’t place. Top prize money has recently been reduced due to each sculptor receiving compensa- “It was truly a fantastic event and a tion for a finished piece. memorable time just like our other 24 have “The sand sculpture competitions in the been. It was a great weekend for Fort last 10 years have gotten to a point where Myers Beach, and the layout at GullWing MICHAEL PISTELLA only the finest sculptors are invited. worked very well. All the organizers did a Everyone here is at the absolute tops of terrific job.” ‘Mohawks for Meals’ their game,” he said. “They are all profes- A “Tribute to the Soldiers” was the Sam Weisbrod, 14, gets a mohawk haircut from Vogue Hair Studio’s sional sculptors to the highest degree. Even theme of this year’s American Sand- Jenn Velez during the Christian Life Fellowship middle school youth the person that loses works just as hard as I Sculpting Competition. Off-site events do. My hat goes off to all of them.” such as Friday’s Luau Beach Fest at group’s “Mohawks for Meals” fund-raising effort for families in need at The 25th annual event began on Junkanoo on the Beach and The Red Trafalgar Middle School. Velez was sporting her own version of a Wednesday with a Group Carve, continued Coconut RV Resort and Saturday’s all-day mohawk in solidarity to the boys and many of their fathers who also with competition days from Friday through Sand Fest Street Party at Nervous Nellie’s got mohawks Friday night. The group will distribute Thanksgiving Day Sunday and culminated with the results Crazy Waterfront Eatery generated more meals to the families Nov. 19 and Nov. 21. For more information about ceremony at 3 p.m. Sunday. The Beach than $1,700 in revenues for providing call- the group or the effort, call 283-2299 or visit clflife.com. festival, which experienced 80-degree ing cards for soldiers. weather on Sunday, provided a family fun “We’re going to have a lot of soldiers atmosphere with activities as well as food calling home during the holidays,” said and craft vendors at the Sand Vendor Event Chairman Andrew Cochrane, who POLICE BLOTTER Village on the beachfront that poured into has organized the event for six straight the GullWing parking lot for a Party on the years. (The police blotter contains public infor- urine drug test. Pavement. “We are really happy about that.” mation obtained from the Cape Coral Police ■ Kenneth Michael Kovach, 22, of “We were very fortunate with the Before the professional competition Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office 3626 S.W. Seventh Ave., was charged weather this weekend, and the crowd results were announced, the top three spots and the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrests Monday with larceny petit theft $100 less seemed to be very happy,” said FMB in three amateur divisions were broadcast. made are suspicions of crime(s) committed. $300. Chamber President John Albion. All persons are innocent until proven guilty in ■ Samantha Jo Kuhlenberg, 25, of 6010 a court of law.) Drexel Lane, was charged Saturday with DUI and refuse to submit to DUI test after Arrests license suspended. Polls: ■ ■ Cape elections today Brian Eugene Bearman, 39, of 1005 Thomas A. Liford, 33, of 613 S.E. S.W. 10th Place, was charged Monday Eighth St., Apt. 2, was charged Sunday From page 1A All council seats are elected at large. with operate motor vehicle without valid with battery touch or strike. Voters are able to vote for the candidates of license. ■ Mark Roy Marshall, 41, of 2309 S.E. be hand delivered to that office by 7 p.m. their choice, regardless of the district in ■ Gabriel Noel Bennett, 22, of 1219 Fifth Place, was charged Sunday with DUI today if not mailed in time. which they live. S.W. 12th Terrace, was charged Sunday with damage property, hit and run leave Harrington did say that unless elections Voters will also be asked to decide on with battery touch or strike. scene of crash involve damage to property have national implications, voters don’t three separate amendments to the city’s ■ Alexis Michelle Blue, 19, of 1720 and DUI. seem to make it to the polls. charter, the document which governs the Emerald Cove Drive, was charged ■ Manuel Alexander Martinez, 41, of She added that local elections are often city and is sometimes referred to as the Saturday with DUI and marijuana possess 1108 N.E. Eighth Place, was charged more critical than national elections. city’s constitution. not more than 20 grams. Saturday with drive with suspended “As a citizen in a municipality, they are Those proposed charter amendments ■ Agustin J. Camacho, 35, of 218 N.W. revoked license. a lot closer to their elected officials and include: Fourth Terrace, was charged Sunday with ■ Jose Enrique Medina, 21, of 901 E. have a better chance of contacting those ■ Allow city council members to estab- burglary unoccupied conveyance unarmed Archer Parkway, was charged Sunday with representatives and having access to that lish personnel standards without recom- and larceny petit theft. DUI. person,” she said. “The further out they are mendation of the city manager. ■ Bryan Austin Dehaven, 28, of 3419 ■ Reginald Lamar Mitchell, 34, of from those elected offices the less of a ■ Allows city council members to deal S.E. Fourth Ave., was charged Friday with 4824 Atlantic Court, was charged Saturday chance they have to contact them directly.” with city employees directly regarding larceny petit theft $100 less $300 and lar- with trespassing property not structure or Candidates for the four council seats inquiries and investigations. ceny commit theft resist recovery of prop- conveyance. are: ■ Altering amount to be paid upon ter- erty. ■ Donald Frederick Palmer, 37, of 2116 ■ Incumbent Pete Brandt and challenger mination of assistant managers and depart- ■ Randolph Martin Eckel, 64, of 2616 N.W. 24th Ave., was charged Sunday with John Carioscia in District 2. ment heads. This would change the amount Kamal Parkway, was charged Friday with DUI. ■ Incumbent Bill Deile and challenger of severance pay for at will employees DUI. ■ Cherrice Marie Perley, 39, of 2222 Lenny Nesta in District 3. from four months to up to four months. ■ Anthony M. Esway, 30, of 4721 S.W. S.W. 38th Terrace, was charged Sunday ■ Rana Erbrick and William “Scott” The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 23rd Ave., was charged Saturday with lar- with battery touch or strike. Morris in District 5 (no incumbent). p.m. today. For questions, contact the Lee ceny petit theft. ■ Nicholas Raymond Rawlings, 24, of ■ Incumbent Dr. Derrick Donnell and County Supervisor of Elections Office at ■ Wayne Anthony Fazzio, 53, of 2430 320 S.W. Third Place, was charged challenger David Stokes in District 7. 533-VOTE. S.W. Fifth Terrace, Apt. B, was charged Saturday with DUI. Saturday with larceny petit theft and larce- ■ Brian Matthew Rickis, 30, of 3812 ny commit theft resist recovery of property. S.E. 10th Ave., was charged Sunday with ■ Hailey D. Goebler, 18, of 3936 S.W. drug equipment possess and or use and 16th Place, was charged Saturday with DUI. drug equipment possess and or use and ■ Daulton Bryant Shaffer, 18, of 1707 drugs possess controlled substance without S.E. 20th Lane, was charged Friday with prescription. battery touch or strike. ■ Melwin Saul Gracia, 18, of 1502 ■ Gregory Lynn Snyder, 53, of 1429 N.E. Seventh Ave., was charged Saturday S.E. 29th Terrace, was charged Sunday with battery touch or strike. with battery touch or strike. ■ Austin Hunter Knight, 28, of 5229 ■ Jeremy M. Vallies, 27, of 4417 S.W. Nautilus Drive, was charged Friday with Eighth Place, Apt. A, was charged Monday fraud willfully defraud attempt defraud with battery touch or strike. ‘Alicia Schmidt: 40 Years A Retrospective’ to be held at the Alliance of the Arts

The Alliance for the Arts presents Cape Schmidt’s life as her work developed into a US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 11/26/11 BZ00 US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 11/26/11 BZ00 Coral artist Alicia Schmidt’s collection minimal style and then into abstract works. “Alicia Schmidt: 40 Years A Retrospec- The Alliance for the Arts supports tive” which will be on display in the artists and arts organizations in our area as Alliance Main Gallery from Nov. 21 the state designated Local Arts Agency for through Dec. 31. The opening reception Lee County. The Alliance for the Arts gal- is Friday, Dec. 2, from 5-7:30pm. leries are open to the public from 9 a.m. to Schmidt has been a resident of Cape 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 Coral since 1966, moving to Southwest a.m. to noon on Saturdays, located at Florida from Dunkirk, N.Y. Her work has 10091 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers. been exhibited nationally and regionally in solo, group, and juried exhibi- tions and has been the recip- ient of many awards. “Alicia Schmidt: 40 Years A Retrospective” will Fort Myers “Experience and Care Lehigh Acres contain work dating back to 6091 S. Pointe Blvd. 5220 Lee Blvd., Bldg. 9 1971, including paintings, 466-2020 You Can Trust” 368-3838 drawings and watercolors. The collection starts with Cape Coral Bonita Springs traditional academic work, 1138 Country Club Blvd. 3940 Via Del Rey figures, landscape and por- 458-5800 992-5666 traits but also represents various turning points in Offer does not apply to Advantica Managed Insurance Plans including Freedom, Optimum and some Univer sal. CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Tuesday, November 8, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Picture this! First Amendment violation? SCOTT BLONDE, Publisher VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor CHARLOTTE, N.C. — U.S. emergency. prior to giving them care District Court Judge Catherine Are the First the extent to which pay- CHRIS STRINE, Editor Eagles last Tuesday granted a Amendment rights of ment may be expected 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 request for a preliminary injunction passengers violated from the federal govern- that temporarily blocks a provision because the govern- ment and how much the • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 in North Carolina’s new abortion- ment requires them to individual must pay. The restriction law that would require listen to these comptroller of the Member Florida Press Association women seeking an abortion to view instructions? Currency, the Federal an ultrasound image of their womb Apparently not; the Reserve and the FDIC within four hours of the procedure. safety announcement require banks that sell Cut jobless benefits but In her decision to suspend this is a “federal regula- insurance to orally dis- one requirement, while upholding tion,” and as such, close to the consumer other provisions in the law pending passengers must hear that the insurance is not raise farm subsidies? resolution of the lawsuit by several it each time they fly. Cal Thomas FDIC insured. plaintiffs, Judge Eagles said the Some of these emer- No one is challenging A group of congressional Republicans, under the ultrasound requirement likely vio- gency instructions in court any of these oral guise of cutting federal spending, is gearing up to block lates patients’ First Amendment might be unsettling for passengers requirements. So what’s the objec- an extension of the government's long-term-unemploy- rights. Come again? to hear — like how to put on your tion to orally and visually disclosing ment insurance program when it expires at the end of Various “rights groups” argued oxygen mask should the plane lose to a woman seeking an abortion the year. that requiring women to see what cabin pressure or how to access what’s inside her womb? Judge Currently, 3.5 million jobless Americans receive the they are about to abort amounts to your floatation device if the plane is Eagles’ decision, and the rationale benefits, which start when state benefits expire, normal- using women’s bodies as “virtual headed for a crash landing in water behind it, is unabashedly political. ly after 26 weeks. billboards,” to promote an ideology — but again, no one is suggesting How can more speech containing The program is not cheap — $160 billion last year, mandated by government. their First Amendment “right” not factual information violate the First an expected $120 billion this year, according to the Judge Eagles wrote, “The First to hear such speech is being violat- Amendment, which is all about pro- Congressional Budget Office. But the need is unques- Amendment generally includes the ed. tecting, not restricting, speech? tionably there, with 13.9 million Americans unem- right to refuse to engage in speech Another federal regulation With studies and stats showing ployed, almost a third of them for more than a year. compelled by the government,” requires a person seeking steriliza- large numbers of women choosing The anemic job growth — an average of 90,000 a adding that freedom of speech pre- tion to receive several specific to give birth after viewing an ultra- month the past three months, when a rate of 140,000 a cludes limits on “both what to say pieces of information in order to sound of their baby and learning month is needed for any progress — shows that the and what not to say.” have informed consent. In addition about the consequences of abortion problem is not going away. As Craig Jarvis of the Charlotte to the patient certifying receipt of — along with positive alternatives Some GOP lawmakers make the egregious argument Observer reported, Katy Parker, the information, the physician must — refusing to empower women in that the extended benefits — an average of $295 a week legal director of the ACLU of North also certify in writing that the pro- this manner makes “pro-choicers” — encourage the jobless not to look for work. While the Carolina Legal Foundation, said the cedure and its consequences have censors and an enemy of women, as unemployed lie on the couch, treating their families to law “would have put medical been thoroughly explained. well as the enemy of another gener- all the luxuries those benefits can buy, a bipartisan providers on uncertain legal ground So, to compare this to Judge ation of babies who are not being group of lawmakers is devising a plan to lavish federal and harmed women.” Harmed Eagles’ ruling, one must have born. This has consequences for funds on another, more favored group of workers. women? What about the aborted informed consent in order to be society and corrodes culture. It also Every student of cutting federal spending has con- babies? made incapable of having a baby, darkens our souls and harms the cluded that wasteful and generally unneeded farm subsi- Let’s apply this twisted reason- but denied informed consent when common good. dies would be an ideal place to start. ing to commercial airline travel. one is carrying a child and wants to As the Associated Press succinctly summed it up: FAA regulations require that pas- abort it. “Farm-state lawmakers are moving to create a whole sengers receive an oral and video A federal mandate requires agri- —Direct all MAIL for Cal new subsidy that would protect farmers when their rev- demonstration of the plane’s safety culture employers to provide an oral Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, enue drops -- an unprecedented program that critics say features. Though safety information warning to employees of certain 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, could pay billions of dollars to farmers now enjoying is clearly written on laminated cards pesticide applications in greenhous- Buffalo, N.Y. 14207. Readers may record-high crop prices.” slipped into the pockets of every es, farms, nurseries and forests. also e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsedi- The insurance would be free, kicking in to cover airline seat, passengers are also Another requires a home health [email protected]. “shallow crop losses” — say, when a farmer’s revenue shown what to do in the event of an agency to orally disclose to a patient falls by as little as 5 percent or 10 percent. Deeper loss- es are already covered by federally subsidized crop insurance. “Federally subsidized crop-insurance programs are now costing taxpayers up to $7 billion to $8 billion annually despite the biggest farm profits in four decades,” AP noted. Despite some of the worst and most intractable unemployment since World War II, in the eyes of some lawmakers it’s better to be a plant than a person. — Scripps Howard News Service Statistics show Floridians love their libraries Despite deep budget cuts and a slow economy, Florida’s libraries continue to be resilient and essential community treasures. We can assess the value of libraries by the number of patrons and by how the services are used. For the sec- ond year, the Florida Library Association and the Florida Division of Library and Information Services worked with the American Library Association to hold “Snapshot Day,” so named because the activities let the public see libraries in real time. On this day, according to an official website, library staffs compile statistics and gather stories, photographs and anything else that depicts “a day in the life” of their libraries. The Florida Library Association’s Public Relations Committee posts the results online. This year, Florida held two Snapshot Days, one Payday loans fact and fiction in January and one last GUEST Wednesday. The California is a great place for study- the central patterns of reporter on the side of the November numbers will ing the thinking — or lack of thinking the political left that angels against the forces of be posted soon. Those OPINION — on the political left. make them dangerous evil. from January indicate The mindset of the left was recently to the very people they Instead, we get the story that Floridians love and use their libraries. Here is a displayed in a big, front-page story in think they are helping. of how the payday loan sampling of the statewide statistics for a single day: the October 30th issue of the San This is not idealism. It is industry, like most other — 255,268 Floridians visited libraries and borrowed Mateo County Times. It was an inves- arrogance — and too industries, has lobbyists con- 332,732 books, DVDs and magazines. tigative reporter’s expose of the “pay- often, it is ignorant arro- tributing money to politi- — 61,664 used a library computer and 10,090 day loan” business and its lobbyists. gance, as in this case. cians to try to get spared learned computer skills. According to the reporter: “In The 460 percent fig- more regulations. This the — 44,139 asked questions at the information desk. California lenders charge up to $45 in ure comes from imagin- investigative reporter calls — 16,755 children, teens and adults attended pro- fees on a maximum $300 loan. This ing that the borrower is “protecting” the payday loan grams at 1,290 library programs statewide. amounts to an interest rate of 460 per- not just going to borrow industry. Elaine Birkinshaw, manager of St. Petersburg’s main cent, trapping some borrowers into a the money for a couple Protecting them from never-ending cycle of debt.” of weeks, but is going to what? From the politicians. library and the branches, said that in addition to affirm- Thomas ing the library’s social and cultural value, Snapshot Day Let’s take this one step at a time. keep on borrowing Some would call their cam- has a practical side. Whatever the merits or demerits of the every couple of weeks Sowell paign donations “protection “It shows that Florida libraries are a good investment rest of the argument, $45 is not going to all year long. money,” in the same sense in in the community, returning $8.32 in value for every trap anyone in a never-ending cycle of Using this kind of which the Mafia collects dollar spent,” she said. “What if libraries went away, debt, even if they are making only the reasoning — or lack of reasoning — protection money. even for a day? What would the impact be on our com- bare minimum wage. Personal irre- you could quote the price of salmon as None of this is peculiar to this indus- munity and the people we serve? What would happen if sponsibility in managing money can $15,000 a ton or say a hotel room rents try, to California or to our times. When there were no libraries? Libraries are busier than ever, trap anyone, but that is regardless of for $36,000 a year, when no consumer Al Gore was Vice-President of the providing incredible service in these challenging eco- whether or not they take out payday buys a ton of salmon and few people United States, he phoned businesses nomic times. ... Snapshot Day enables library advocates loans. stay in a hotel room all year. It is clever from the White House to tell them how to prove the value of their libraries to decision makers Now to the 460 percent rate of inter- propaganda, but do people buy newspa- much money he expected them to con- and increase public awareness.” est. You don’t need higher math to fig- pers to be propagandized? tribute to political campaigns. On a typical day at any St. Petersburg public library, ure out that $45 is 15 percent of $300. What about the $45 that is at the Franklin D. Roosevelt’s son extort- Birkinshaw said, dozens of people look for jobs online, How did we get to 460 percent? Very heart of all this runaway rhetoric? Does ed a $200,000 loan from a grocery apply for unemployment or other services, check out simple: By distorting the actual condi- that do more than cover the risk and the chain that was under federal investiga- books or collaborate on projects or study. tions of most payday loans. costs of processing the loan? tion — and he never repaid the loan. Since renovations, study tables at the main library As the name might suggest, payday Apparently our crusading investigative Moreover, FDR spoke directly to the have become so crowded that new tables must be added, loans are short-term loans to tide people reporter did not find that worth investi- head of the chain to seal the deal. Birkinshaw said. over until they get their next check, gating, even in a long article taking up There are not a lot of angels to be on Birkinshaw said one of the library’s most important whether a salary check, a welfare check another page and a half inside the news- the side of. programs, which I witnessed at one branch on Snapshot or whatever. Payday loans are relative- paper. Day, is its effort to help parents understand how to be ly small sums of money borrowed for What is called “interest” by the — To find out more about Thomas their children’s first teacher. Staff members and parents very short periods of time, often by media includes things that an economist Sowell and read features by other work together with children on, among other endeavors, low-income people who want some would not call interest. The fees Creators Syndicate columnists and car- reading, listening skills and learning color names and cash right now, for whatever reason. charged must also cover the cost of pro- toonists, visit the Creators Syndicate counting. Although many of the activities are presented Is it worth paying the $45 to get the cessing the loan, which is to say the pay Web page at www.creators.com. as games, they are serious literacy lessons in disguise. $300 right now, rather than wait a cou- of people doing the work, the rent of the Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the In some programs, children as young as 6 months par- ple of weeks for your check to arrive? premises and other overhead expenses, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, ticipate. No third party can know that. But as well as the risk of default. Stanford, CA 94305. His website is taking decisions out of the hands of But mundane facts like these would www.tsowell.com. See MAXWELL, page 5A those most directly affected is one of spoil the moral melodrama, starring the OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, November 8, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 Another ‘borking?’ It has the feel News where he of an ambush — offered the kind of this sexual responses associat- harassment story ed with, well, guilt. involving “These are thinly Herman Cain. sourced allegations Some conserva- . . . These two tives are respond- sources aren’t even ing in familiar named in the ways. “They are (Politico) piece. It terrified of was a third party.” strong, conserva- This sounds like tive black men,” those confronta- one commentator tions in crime dra- explained. “It’s mas where the another high-tech Mona detective confronts lynching.” Charen the villain with the The emotional accusation of mur- response is der and instead of understandable. Ever since the denying it, he sneers, “You orchestrated, scurrilous charac- can’t prove that.” You don’t ter assassination aimed at Judge have to be a cynic to notice that. Robert Bork, conservatives According to Politico, the have been perpetually on edge, women, themselves, are not per- waiting for the next slander of mitted to discuss the matter. So public figures who represent a to say that because the informa- threat to liberal power. In a tion came from a “third party” it remarkable (and frankly, brave) is therefore not credible, seems acknowledgement of this histo- a little slippery. ry, liberal New York Times Pressed by Geraldo Riviera columnist Joe Nocera wrote about whether it was true or recently that Judge Bork was a false that two female employers “legal intellectual” and that of the National Restaurant “whatever you think of (his) Association had received settle- Back from the dead in Ohio views, they cannot be fairly ments in connection with characterized as extreme . . . harassment claims, Gordon COLUMBUS, Ohio — Because fire and employees’ health The Bork fight, in some ways, offered a non sequitur, noting Exactly one year ago, Ohio police are forbidden and pension bene- was the beginning of the end of that major news organizations Republicans stood as a colossus from striking fits. But the provi- civil discourse in politics.” had previously passed on this astride the Buckeye State. Prior to against the public sion of the bill that Liberals, Nocera writes, story. Asked again whether the Election Day 2010, Ohio safety, when negoti- eliminated the knew that Bork was not an National Restaurant Democrats had held every ations over their requirement that extremist. They knew that he Association had settled with statewide office except that of contracts ended in a public workers who just happened to disagree with two women who alleged sexual auditor. After the votes were rare stalemate, an were represented by them on abortion, affirmative harassment by Cain when he counted, Republicans had won outside mediator, a union but who action and other matters, and headed the organization in the back control of the state House, with the authority to refused to join the they feared that he would swing 1990s, “yes or no,” Gordon held all seven state Supreme Court reach binding arbi- union be required to the court in a more conservative sidestepped the question, saying seats, took five U.S. House seats tration, was called pay their “fair share” direction. this was a “scare campaign” and away from incumbent Democrats in. The Republican- to the union for rep- But liberals couldn’t just offering, “you’ll have to ask the and captured every statewide passed “reform” resenting them in come out and say that. “If this Restaurant Association.” Uh- office. That was one year ago. law empowers man- obtaining a pay hike were carried out as an internal oh. Election Day 2011 will be a agement, if both was, in the words of Senate debate,” Ann Lewis, the The following day, appear- much different story, due in part to sides reached an Mark a leading Ohio Shields Democratic activist, would later ing at the American Enterprise the overreach — let’s be blunt, the impasse, to impose Republican and a acknowledge, “we would have Institute, Cain declined to take arrogance — of the Ohio its last offer on a Kasich supporter, deep and thoughtful discussions questions on the matter. Finally, Republicans and their rookie gov- three-year contract. “not about saving about the Constitution, and then later in the day, he told the ernor, John Kasich. In the candid This provision inspired taxpayers’ money. It’s just a ‘hit we would lose.” So instead, the National Press Club, “I was judgment of one of the nation’s Republican state Sen. Bill Seitz of job’ on unions” to cripple their Democrats sought to portray falsely accused while I was at shrewdest Republican strategists Cincinnati, an opponent of the law, financial support for Democrats. Bork as “a right-wing loony,” to the National Restaurant who intimately understands Ohio to compare it to “going into Ohio labor, which was badly use a phrase in a memo written Association, and I say ‘falsely’ politics, “We are going to get flat- divorce court and finding out that dispirited after the 2010 election by the Advocacy Institute, a lib- because it turned out after the tened (in Ohio), because our oppo- your wife’s father is the judge. “ rout, will now be energized head- eral lobby group. investigation to be baseless. nents (organized labor and More importantly, the “face” ing into 2012. Ohio Democrats The accusations against Never have I ever committed Democrats) were able to personal- and “voice” of labor’s repeal cam- are back from the dead. What will Clarence Thomas, following any kind of sexual harassment.” ize this campaign with an effective paign became not the sullen clerk Kasich, who was the principal what liberal commentator Juan I hope he’s telling the truth. But emotional appeal.” occasionally encountered at the spokesman for the anti-repeal side Williams called a “search for the locution “I say falsely The 2011 Ohio campaign motor vehicles office but instead — and for whom the defeat is both dirt” by liberal activists, deep- because it turned out after the involved no candidates directly. the local uniformed hero whom political and personal — now do? ened the disgust conservatives investigation to be baseless” The big fight was over a statewide Marlene Quinn of Cincinnati Will he accept the voters’ deci- felt. There have been any num- leaves one queasy. A falsely labor-backed vote — known as thanked in a memorable TV com- sion? Will he try to end-run that ber of conservatives who’ve accused person doesn’t need to Issue 2 — to repeal Kasich and the mercial for saving her great grand- verdict through the legislature? been “borked” since. wait for an investigation to Republican legislature’s law that daughter’s life: “If not for the fire- The Ohio campaign was quite So the response among some issue a passionate denial. outlaws strikes by public employ- fighters, we wouldn’t have our personal for Democratic strategist conservatives to the Cain story It’s certainly possible that ees, prohibits collective bargaining Zoey today. “ Will Robinson, whose firm did the is practically Pavlovian. And the Restaurant Association by public workers on pensions or She added: “That’s why it is so media for the repeal campaign: yet, just because the well-worn agreed to a settlement to avoid health insurance, requires public important to vote ‘no’ on Issue 2,” “My mom was a teacher for 28 tactic of digging up dirt on can- costly litigation. That happens. employees to pay 10 percent of explaining that the Republican law years, and my (late) dad was a didates is abhorrent, and just But no one in the Cain camp is their wages toward their pensions limits firefighters’ ability to nego- teacher for 25 years. ... This one because the press dashes around saying that. and 15 percent of their health care tiate on issues involving staffing or was for them.” with its hair on fire whenever This may be just another costs (which 93 percent of public equipment. People, who are vot- one of these juicy targets pres- knot in a long string of charac- employees already did), and abol- ers, happen to like their hometown — To find out more about ents itself, doesn’t mean you ter assassination attempts ishes binding arbitration in con- firefighter, the cop on the beat and Mark Shields and read his past can dismiss the accusations against conservatives. It’s also tract negotiations involving fire- their kids’ schoolteacher — all of columns, visit the Creators altogether. possible that Cain is playing fighters and police officers. whom are public employees. Syndicate web page at www.cre- I say that because the Cain that angle to avoid the truth. That last feature was the The GOP case for the law was ators.com. campaign has not, thus far, han- Republicans’ bridge too far. the need to curb the costs of dled this predictable emergency — To find out more about well — perhaps due to political Mona Charen and read features inexperience — or perhaps for by other Creators Syndicate some other reason. Cain did not columnists and cartoonists, visit immediately deny the accusa- the Creators Syndicate web tions. Instead, he sent his page at www.creators.com. spokesman J. D. Gordon to Fox

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(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) Maxwell: Return on investment From paged 4A the James Weldon Johnson branch. Some had “Our presenters use rhymes and songs to intro- been dropped off by their parents, but most had Agree? Disagree? duce children to the sounds that they will need to walked there from their nearby homes. develop language and reading skills,” Birkinshaw Since it was built several years ago, the Your views on the editorials, letters and the said. “Parents are encouraged to share a board Johnson branch has become an oasis for kids who guest opinions that appear on The Breeze opin- book with their little ones so that children begin otherwise do not have safe and nurturing places to ion pages can be shared on-line. Tell us what to see the relationship between the spoken word study in their neighborhoods. I have no doubt that you think at cape-coral-daily-breeze.com and the printed word. These books have simple some of the teens I saw on Snapshot Day will illustrations and few words.” become lifelong library patrons. I visited three libraries on Snapshot Day, and I Also visit our opinion page poll on the main was most impressed by the number of teenagers I — Bill Maxwell is a columnist for the St. news pages. Vote or leave a comment. saw doing homework and reading for pleasure at Petersburg Times. Email [email protected] Page 6A Tuesday, November 8, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Fair: Health, safety From page 1A but we can reach out before kids start using,” he said. A volunteer with the Lee Kolak said they constantly go Memorial Health System Military out and find what new innovative Support Program was present to items individuals are using for provide individuals with the drugs, so they can continue to opportunity to sign a Christmas educate parents and others about card to send to the troops, along what is being used. with providing information about The fight against drugs is what they offer for serving mili- becoming more of an epidemic, tary men and women and home- he said because of prescription less veterans. painkillers that are easily accessi- Eleanor Cafaro said they will ble. Kolak said prescription send out 55 Christmas care pack- painkillers have surpassed ages on Nov. 29 to the troops, cocaine and heroin use combined. which will include the signed “It is extremely easy to find cards from the event. these drugs,” he said about the She was encouraged to increase in prescription drug use became a part of the program that began in the early 2000s. about three years ago because she Lee County Coalition for a comes from a military family. Drug-Free Southwest Florida “This is where God has Executive Director Deborah brought me,” Cafaro said about Comella said she thought why she began volunteering. Saturday morning went really Representatives from the Lee well because a lot of parents County Elections Office and Lee attended with questions ready to Memorial Blood Center also had be asked about keeping their kids activity at their tables. A few indi- away from drugs and tackling viduals registered to vote and a drug addictions. few donated blood during the fair. “I am pleased to be a part of One of the tables that grabbed this and show people what pre- a lot of attention during the fair vention there is in Lee County,” MICHAEL PISTELLA was one that had drug parapher- she said. “I am happy to give nalia on display to show parents them the tools to do that.” Trauma survivor Colby Garcia reacts to bowling a strike during the Lee Memorial what to look for in case they Some of the new literature that Hospital’s Trauma Center’s Bowl-a-thon at Friendship Bowling Lanes in Cape Coral believe their child is using. she brought with her this year Saturday. Many individuals were sur- dealt with prescription drugs and prised when Sgt. Allan Kolak the harms and affects it can have with the Cape Coral Police on an individual. Trauma: Department unscrewed the bot- Other information that Money for outreach tom end of a highlighter and Comella shared dealt with waking revealed a pipe to use for drugs or From page 1A handmade travel pillows and ing. someone up if they find them a storage department inside of a sleeping when drinking and drugs comfort quilts, along with toiletry When out in public he talks to soda can. ma intensive care unit due to a items. A writing journal and pen, are involved. She said the mes- children all the time because they “Everyone is surprised,” he vision the trauma director had, snacks and playing cards or puz- are curious about his prosthetics. sage is especially important for said about the paraphernalia, she said. zle books are also in the comfort Robbins said having conversa- young adults and college stu- Trauma survivors and family bags. tions with others alerts people on which unfortunately can be found dents. members gathered to form a pro- Many of the trauma survivors how important the trauma center in smoke shops around town. “Don’t assume that they are gram that reaches out to others participated in the bowling games is to Lee County. Kolak said it was important to safe,” she said because you may who are experiencing what they on Saturday, along with watching EMS Medstar helicopter pilot bring marijuana and inhalant not know how much they con- went through. The group meets the half a dozen or so games tak- Diana Tackett has gone through paraphernalia with him to the fair sumed. once a month to plan what they ing place. One thing all the sur- seven orthopedic surgeries since to show parents, so they know The fair was sponsored by want to do to help others. vivors had in common who her accident in August 2009. She what to look for. Heart & Soul and the Wellness “It was the next phase of what attended the event was the drive and her two crew members were “There is not a whole lot we Center of Cape Coral. we needed to do,” she said about to live life to its fullest while on their way out to get a patient can do to stop parents from using, the outreach program. inspiring others to disregard the on the upper Captiva Island when Wecher said it was time to trivial things that happen on a they hit the water at 90 mph at start taking care of the second daily basis. 12:30 a.m. trauma – the family. “We are handling the families coming in and not knowing what “I find it absolutely inspiring. I’m in awe. They don’t com- to expect,” she said. plain, they are very positive and they embrace life. They Those services now being are phenomenal.” offered include peer mentors, support groups, comfort bags, — Trauma Outreach Coordinator Kathy Wecher, about the sur- community awareness and out- vivors and family members she has grown to know. reach, along with the chance for trauma patients to share their sto- ries. Dan Robbins, a motorcycle Once she discovered that the Nancy Woodbury attended the trauma survivor, spent the after- helicopter was upside down in the bowlathon Saturday afternoon noon bowling with family and water, Tackett said all of her with her family because she friends. In January he decided to training instantly came back. became a mentor with her son. go for a motorcycle ride on a She took off her seatbelt and “I wanted to be a part of the Sunday afternoon in Bonita got to the door. mentoring team,” she said. Springs that ended with him The three member crew spent The outreach program, being flown to the trauma center. between 30-40 minutes on the Woodbury said, is to help fami- Robbins said he went around a belly of the helicopter waiting for lies with whatever they need, corner too fast and crashed into a a crew to come and rescue them. along with providing them wall. “Your life changes in a matter resources for when their loved “The collision crushed my legs of seconds,” Tackett said. “When ones are released from the hospi- beyond repair,” he said. it happens to you, you think wow. tal. For the next seven days he was Then I realized that I’m alive, and The Woodbury family was in an induced coma in the inten- I’m all good.” faced with a traumatic experience sive care unit. Robbins went In addition to the surgeries, 13 years ago. Her son was on his through seven surgeries, which she also suffers from post trau- way to high school at 8 a.m. in the included his parents making the matic stress disorder, which she rain, when he was hit and forced decision of amputating both of his said she overcomes on a daily across the median of I-75. legs. basis because it is all about living “It’s worse than you could “Every day I have to set a new in the moment. imagine,” Woodbury said about goal,” he said about taking his She spent 23 years flying a the experience and the phone call progress step-by-step. “You’re helicopter for EMS in Missouri she received. constantly challenging yourself.” and Lee County before retiring Now, her son is doing great, Before Robbins received his about a week ago. She also flew working and living on his own. prosthetics three months after his helicopters in the Army. “I find it absolutely inspiring. accident he was restricted to a The job was rewarding I’m in awe,” Wecher said about wheelchair. He said he has had a because she was able to save the survivors and family members pretty fast recovery. lives, she said. she has grown to know. “They The outreach program has “Most rewarding job to have don’t complain, they are very been helpful because he has had as a helicopter pilot because positive and they embrace life. the opportunity to meet other peo- you’re making a difference,” MICHAEL PISTELLA They are phenomenal.” ple involved in a trauma, he said, Tackett said. A major help to families when adding he feels more comfortable She hopes to become a mentor Heart & Soul Massage Therapy’s Jessica Cuppy gives a they are brought to the trauma at times while interacting with the for the program because there are chair massage to Dave Calvo during the 5th annual Family center are the comfort bags pro- group because they know what he a lot of people out there that could Health and Safety Fair Saturday at the Cape Coral vided to them. She said they are has been through. use a helping hand or someone to Wellness Center. great because a lot of times par- His next goal is to become a talk to. ents are called in the middle of the mentor to others who are trauma The event Saturday was the night and rush to the hospital survivors. first bowlathon the group has without grabbing items. “Offering support to others held. They hope to hold one every Some of those items include means a lot,” Robbins said smil- year. Mayor: ‘Infill’ proposal From page 1A Tickets: “Eighty-four percent of the Cape Royal Charity Ball be affected by the assessment are ownership of these proper- ties are investors, external From page 1A in donating items for the silent raffle for a few items, which not residential property owners. “Eighty-four percent of the owners and speculators … and Chinese auction this year, includes a seven-day cruise, TV we have a different dynam- involved as stars — the business- which includes items and services and a digital camera. Hughes said ownership of these properties are es and residents who contribute, from 108 companies. the winners do not have to be investors, external owners and ic going on here.” along with the charities. “We are trying to make this a present at the ball to win the prize speculators … we have a different — City Manger Gary King “It is featuring everyone,” she business opportunity for the busi- and can purchase a ticket by call- dynamic going on here,” King said, adding that Oscar Awards nesses who contribute,” she said. ing Mills. said. will be given out during the event. All of the businesses who con- Due to the growth of the ball, King added that since the city Council deadlocked on the The majority of the proceeds tributed by purchasing an ad for the foundation holds the event has “gone to market” with its decision last week. collected from the event will be the program book or donating every other year. bond debt, the infill project will Chulakes-Leetz said the donated to Sunrise Community merchandise or services are For information about the ball, not require bonding and any prop- requested data will show that Cluster Home and the Guardian placed in the directory that is dis- call Hughes at 239-283-1971 or erty owners that default on their approving Tronchet’s request, Angels for Special Populations. tributed throughout the gated Tom Mitchell at 239-283-4882. payments will not represent a risk valued at $467, will bring on a Hughes said the local busi- community. for the city. deluge of homeowners with simi- nesses have been very supportive The event will also feature a Councilmember Bill Deile lar circumstances looking for a agreed. refund. Tronchet’s home was “Even if half the people don’t built prior to the date established pay, the half that do is good in an ordinance that allows for ‘Holiday Magic 2011’ at Cape Harbour because they’re retiring old debt,” permit refunds. Deile said. City staff previously reported Cape Harbour will present comes to life as thousands of col- sored by The Joint. there were over 300 permits “Holiday Magic 2011” Friday, orful, twinkling lights are Volunteers will also be accept- awaiting approval for drywall Nov. 18, from 6–9 p.m. The pub- switched on and the Christmas ing donations for Habitat for More on the remediation. lic is invited to celebrate the tree is illuminated. Humanity and Toys for Tots at permit fee refund “I’ve asked the city manager magic of the Christmas season. This magical event will take the event. You may also bring In other news, Councilmember to get data to verify the sky is not Enjoy live entertainment, the place center stage between the donations for both of these chari- Chris Chulakes-Leetz is asking falling and that we’ll have an annual holiday tree lighting and a towers, a tradition to mark the ties to the Sales Center at anytime King to bring more information to onslaught of citizens applying for visit from Santa Claus. The event official start of this year’s holiday before or after the event. council relating to refunding the remediation permit waivers,” is open to everyone, admission season. For more information, call permit fee for Ryan Tronchet, a Chulakes-Leetz said, adding, and parking are free. All during the celebration, 239-945-6116 or log on to Cape homeowner who remediat- “We’ve failed Mr. Tronchet, mis- At 7:30 p.m., Cape Harbour guests can enjoy live music spon- www.capeharbour.com. ed his home of Chinese Drywall. erably.” CAPE LIFE CAPE CORAL BREEZE TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 8, 2011 7

THE ARTS Cape Coral Arts Studio The Cape Coral Arts Studio will present the fol- lowing events: Artists Society Studio presents “Artist Society 2011” through Nov. 29. Byzantine Bracelet with Valerie Jewell Saturday, Nov. 12, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call 574-0802. The Cape Coral Arts Studio is located at 4533 Coronado Parkway in Rubicond Park in south Cape Coral, and is part of the City of Cape Coral’s Parks and Recreation Department. Art Walk Art Walk the first Friday of each month and Music Walk the third Saturday of each month at the Sidney Berne Davis Art Center. This is a fun way to meet people. Email: melin- [email protected] if you can help Alliance for the Arts The Alliance for the Arts announces the upcom- ing juried exhibit “Refuse Repurposed.” The Alliance’s main gallery will be filled with artwork created out of trash and other items discarded as worthless or useless. Refuse Repurposed will be on display through Nov. 9. The Alliance for the Arts is at 10091 McGregor Boulevard just south of Colonial MICHAEL PISTELLA Boulevard. For additional information, contact Krista Johnson, at (239) 939-2787, extension 26. Helping hand Cape Coral High School Key Club volunteer Domenique Santagata unloads some cans of corn that will go in backpacks distributed to area students in need. The fill-the-backpacks program is organized by the Kiwanis Club of Cape Coral to provide local families with food through the week- ENTERTAINMENT end and Key Club members lent a hand. Lee County Band Lee County Band will perform an all-American pro- gram of Dixieland, ragtime, marches and show tunes COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Sunday, Nov. 13, 3-4 p.m. for free at Cape Coral High School, located at the corner of Santa Barbara Boulevard and Veterans Parkway. Lee County offers a Imaginarium Don’t miss the Antique and Craft Fair For more information about the concert or the band, A “Lunch and learn” will be held at the first Saturday of every month at Club healing heart to vets Square. call 239-945-2554 or www.leecountyband.org’ the Imaginarium on Saturday, Nov. As our nation celebrates Veteran’s 12, from noon-1:30 p.m. Music — Dave Lopio —Caribbean Day this November, Lee County Enjoy lunch, an informative pres- and tropical inspired music, steel Southwest Florida Symphony Domestic Animal Services will honor entation by author, journalist and con- drums;every other Saturday from 8 a.m. The Southwest Florida Symphony announce the open- our country’s military veterans and servationist Amy Bennett Williams -11:30 a.m. ing of the Pops Series on Nov. 11 and 13, 8 p.m. at the thank them for their service by offer- and receive a copy of her new book Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hal. Michael Hall will ing these brave men and women some “Images of America:Along the Cape Coral Arts Studio conduct”The Great American Songbook” with guests unconditional love and companion- Caloosahatchee River. ship. Anyone who has served in the Fall class sessions continue through vocalists Destan Owens and Sara Plisterer. Cost $30 for Imaginarium Science Nov. 12. For additional information, contact Mary Larkin at US Military is eligible to adopt a pet Center members, $35 non-members. for free throughout the month. Adult classes include: clay concepts, 239-418-0996. Seating is limited, call for reservations (including raku and gas reduction firing), The idea of matching veterans with 239-321-7410. Imaginarium Science homeless animals is being seen as a oil/acrylic painting, wire wrapped jewel- FGCU’s Theatre Lab Center is at 2000 Cranford Ave., Fort ry, PMC, beaded jewelry design, silver way to help our military veterans and Myers. Florida Gulf Coast University’s Theatre Lab invites find homes for pets that might not oth- smithing, glass fusing and more. the public to the opening of “Three Sisters,” written by erwise have a chance. Several organ- Supplies for all classes can be purchased Anton Chekov, adapted by Libby Appel and directed by izations across the country are dedicat- Arts and Craft Show in the Arts Studio, Barry Cavin, Nov. 9 through Nov. 13, and Nov. 16 ed to helping veterans transition back The annual Arts and Craft Show Youth classes include:clay, draw, through Nov. 20 at the FGCU Arts Complex on campus. into normal civilian life after suffering will take place at the Fishers of Men paint and cartooning. Performances are Wednesday through Saturday at 8 physical and emotional injuries such Lutheran Church from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. To register online go to www.CapeParks.com. The Arts Studio p.m., and a matinee performance on Sunday at 2 p.m. as post-traumatic stress disorder. on Saturday, Nov. 12. The church is For additional information, contact Barry Cavin, pro- is located at 4533 Coronado Parkway in Lee County is taking this step to join at 10260 Stringfellow Road in St. Rubicond Park. For more information fessor and director of FGCU Theatre Lab, at the effort. James City. [email protected] call 574-0802 or email: cbell@capeco- LCDAS is offering this opportunity For sale this year will be shell art, ral.com to adopt a pet for free to all veterans wood craft, jewelry, knitting, Stepping Rhythm in Motion during November whether they are a Stones sewing purses, art drawings, recent military veteran or whether they Soap cook books, childrens books, Lake Kennedy monthly Tea Dance served in the past. During the remain- pottery, bottle blossoms and scrap- Rhythm in Motion Dance Academy monthly Tea der of the year veterans can always booking Senior Center Dance will be held Nov. 13, at Rhythm in Motion Dance receive a $25 discount off the regular Spaces are available, call 283- The following events and programs Academy, 3333 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, following adoption fee. 5465 for Mary Hamell. held at Lake Kennedy Senior Center the meeting (at 3 p.m.) dance will be from 4-7 p.m. For For more information on adopting a Please mark your calendar for Dec. located at 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Pre- registration is required for all shows. more information call 239-368-8423. pet, visit www.LeeLostPets.com or 10, and Feb. 11, 2912. ■ call 239-533-7387. Pets available Team Tailgate dinner show Nov. for adoption also may be viewed on 4, The cost for each performance is Broadway Palm the website which updates hourly. Vendors needed $18 for members and $23 for non- Wa-Ke Hatchee Recreation Center members. Registration is required. Dinner Theatre is looking for craft vendors for our ■ Friday morning dance jam with “Some Like It Hot” continues through Nov.19. upcoming Arts & Crafts Show to be The Kennedy Band, formerly known as Broadway Palm’s Children’s Theatre presents Wish Bone Bash held on March 3, 2012. the Shell Factory Band, from 9:30- “Pinkalicious, the Musical,” playing Nov. 10, 11. The show will be held from 10 11:30 a.m. Cost is $3 per person. Tickets are on sale now. Call 239-278-4422 or set for Nov. 19 a.m.-3 p.m. at Wa-Ke Hatchee Park, Coffee provided. www.BroadwayPalml.comor stop at the box office. The Arthritis Foundation will host a 16760 Bass Road, Fort Myers. Spaces ■ Yoga with instructor Eileen For show reservations and information call 239- “Wish Bone Bash” Nov. 19, 4:30 p.m. are available for a nominal fee of $25. Coppola Mondays and Thursday 2:30- 278-4422 or stop at the box office at 1380 Colonial to 7:30 p.m. at The Sandy Parrot Tiki Tables, tents, etc. are not provided. 3:30 p.m. Cost $6 per person members Blvd., Fort Myers. Bar & Grill (17200 S. Tamiami Trail, Electric space is available. and $8 per person/non-member per-per- Fort Myers) For more information on this event sons Tai Chi with Russ Cline Monday at This event will help raise funds for or to become a vendor, contact Kristie 6 p.m. Comfortable clothing and ‘Blossoms for Birds’ research, education, programs and Valone at (239) 432-2154 or val- footwear is recommended Cost $5 per- advocacy. [email protected]. For information member per session, $9 per non-mem- Celebrity bartenders will include about Wa-Ke Hatchee Recreation ber per session. to help feed the hungry Dr. Sal Lacagnina, Nancy McGovern Center & Park, go online to ■ Natural Golf with Joe Tranchida and Jim Smith. www.leeparks.org. Wednesdays 1 p.m. and Thursday, 7 “Blossoms for Birds” is a catchy theme for The $20 ticket includes a silent individuals who would like to have a fresh bou- p.m. Wear comfortable clothing and auction, live music, two drinks and footwear, and bring a driver, 6-iron, 9- quet of flowers through Thursday, Nov. 11. appetizers. Volunteer interpretive iron and a putter. Cost $2 per mem- By taking a fresh or frozen turkey to Fort Purchase tickets at: ber/$6 per non-member To register and Myers Floral Designs, 11480 S. Cleveland Ave., Alert Medical, 12630 Metro naturalists needed Volunteer Interpretive naturalists for more information on any of the trips Fort Myers, on those dates, it will be exchanged Parkway, Fort Myers; Calusa and classes call 574-0575. for a free bouquet of flowers. The turkeys will be Retirement Center, 2525 First St., are needs as educational guides at donated to the Harry Chapin Food Bank for their Fort Myers; Massage Envy, 15880 Conservation2020 Preserves and Thanksgiving Turkey Drive. Summerlin Road, Fort Myers; Sterling Beach Parks & Preserves in Lee Great Calusa Blueway Floral owner Greg DePasquale notes that many House Cape Coral, 1416 Country County. The 2011 Interpretive Paddling Trail launches nonprofit agencies distribute turkeys and food to Club Blvd. Naturalist Training Program will begin the needy at Thanksgiving and the flower shop is For more information call 239- in November for adults interested in iPhone application assisting the food bank in providing 9,000 851-1934; 239-841-0717 or 877- participating in this active community The nation’s premier paddling trail turkeys to those agencies. The flower shop will 425-9977. role with Lee County Parks & now has a state-of-the-art smart-phone have a refrigerated truck and it is hoping to fill it Recreation. application users can download for to the brim in the three days of the promotion. Conservation 2020 Preserves, Nov. free to more easily navigate Southwest Turkeys can be dropped off between 8:30 a.m. Cape Coral Yacht Club 9, 10 and 17, in North Fort Myers and ■ Florida waters. and 6 p.m. at Fort Myers Floral Design (located at How to find fish — Capt. on Pine island. Lee County Parks & Recreation has the Beacon Manor traffic light on Cleveland George Howell will explain areas Beach Parks & Preserves Nov. 12, announced the Calusa Blueway iPhone Ave.). It is not necessary to make previous highly traveled by fish and how transi- 19 and Dec. 3, at the Eco Living app, which helps canoeists, kayakers arrangements. For more information call 239- tion zones can help put you in the right Center at Rutenberg Park. and Stand-Up Paddleboarders glide 278-0770, visit http://www.fortmyersfloralde- place at the right time. Details will be For detailed information and/or to through Estero Bay, home to Florida’s signs.com, or stop by the drive-up window for provided about tidal flow and how reserve your space contact John first aquatic preserve and 50 miles of fast, convenient service. fish use structure to ambush prey. Kiseda at 239-432-2163 or kisada- the 190-mile Great Calusa Blueway The Harry Chapin Food Bank solicits, collects Class is held Thursday, Nov. 10, from [email protected] Paddling Trail. The app offers and stores quality food for distribution to families 7 to 9 p.m. The cost is: $20 for Cape improved safety and convenience and in need through a network of over 150 local non- resident/$30 non resident ■ Cape Coral is now available at no charge at the profit agencies in Lee, Collier, Hendry, Charlotte Saltwater fishing class — This Apple app store. and Glades counties, who provide food to more class is designed for the angler who Farmers Market For more information call (239) than 30,000 people monthly. has limited saltwater experience and is The Cape Coral Farmers Market, a 533-7474 More than 1 million pounds of food are distrib- looking to learn how to improve suc- Saturday destination for fresh locally uted monthly. cess. This class is also designed as a grown produce, native plants,. Gulf- For every dollar donated, about $6 in food continuation of the beginner’s class. fresh seafood, just baked breads and pas- GreenMarket value goes back to the community. In the past The class is presented by Capt. Gary tries and much more, opened its 2011- The GreenMarket is held every fiscal year, The Harry Chapin Food Bank distrib- Bonacci on Saturday, Nov. 12, from 9 2012 season Oct. 15. Saturday at the Alliance from 8 a.m.- uted 12.5 million pounds of food and other gro- a.m. to 3 p.m.Cost is $35 for Cape res- The downtown market will then con- noon. Get local produce, seafood, honey cery products; this was a 31% increase over the ident’$52 non-resident. tinue every Saturday until May 12, and baked goods, as well as organic previous year. Classes are held at the Cape Coral 2012. herbs and microgreens, live plants and Additional information about or to contribute Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood The market will open from 8 a.m. gardening supplies, free-range eggs, financially to the Harry Chapin Food Bank, con- Parkway, until 1 p.m. every Saturday with the soaps, jewelry and more. Visit: tact 239-334-7007 or go to harrychapinfood- Pre-registration is required. For area’s finest quality vendors, live music www.ArtinLee.org or call 030-2787. bank.org. more information call 574-0806. and entertainment and informative com- munity presentations OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 8, 2011 8 VFW POW/MIA ceremonies include re-enactment

After being rescued from a bamboo cage, Vietnam Veterans, Firebase 594 members Barry Gelbert, Jim Toboll and Dennie Clark wrap an American flag over the “prisoner of war/POW/MIA as they hurry him to safety. Ceremonies were held at Cape Coral VFW 8463 . Members of Vietnam Veterans, Firebase 594, re-enact the rescue of a prisoner of war held in a bamboo cage. Above, Dennie Clark, Jim Toboll, and Batty Gelbert PHOTOS PROVIDED participate in the rescue during POW/MIA ceremonies held at Cape Coral VFW 8463 recently.

CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS LabFest set for Nov. 12 Garden Club Chaplin Jonathan Scalone, who is Lou and Anita Simmons, owners of the Cape of the potential adopter. Along with adopting Labs, currently working at Hope Hospice. Dog Bakery, along with Cape Coral Parks & more fosters are needed in the SWFL area to enable of Cape Coral All members, spouses, and prospec- Recreation will be hosting the sixth annual LabFest the group to take in more rescues Information on The Garden Club of Cape Coral tive members are welcome. Please celebrating America’s No. 1 breed-the Labrador becoming a foster will be available at the event and invites the public to attend its call Dixie Buick at 239-945-5030 retriever. current and past fosters on hand to talk with about monthly meeting on Wednesday, by Nov. 9 for reservations. For The event, open to all Labs and Lab-wanna-be the experience. Nov. 9, starting at 7 p.m. additional information contact dogs, will be held at Four Freedoms Park on The Cape Dog Bakery, at 1207 Cape Coral The program for the evening is: Timothy Cook, the Membership Saturday Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Parkway in the Big John’s Shopping Center, is ded- “Earthkind Roses for SW Florida” Chair, at 239-945-9155. The There will be contests, Labs for adoption, vendor icated to all things canine with an emphasis on by Migdalia “Dolly” Tomalinas MOAA exists to enhance and pro- exhibits and demonstrations-all geared to Lab fun. holistic foods. Open Monday through Saturday, the from Punta Gorda, a Master tect the rights and benefits of all mil- Be prepared to get wet and dirty, your Labs, too family owned business has been open since July Gardener and a member of the Herb itary officers and their families. because there are a few water-oriented games in 2004. The store also has Cape Coral’s only Cat Society and the Rose Society. She store this year. A $5 donation is suggested for all House for those with felines. Its website www.cape- will recommend the best roses to participants. All funds will go to Labrador Retriever dogbakery.com has more information on foods the plant and how to care for them. Italian American Club Rescue of Florida and Cape Coral Parks & store stocks, rescue organizations in the area, and Plans are well under way for Open to the public, the Italian Recreation. local events. another successful annual March in American Club a spaghetti night LRRoF is a non-profit organization dedicated to The store will be closed on Saturday morning, the Park event on Saturday, March every Wednesday from 5-7 p.m. placing purebred Labrador retrievers in loving per- Nov. 12 to host LabFest and open from noon until 10 and interested vendors are asked at $4 a plate. Also dinners every manent homes. They have been working together 4 pm. to contact Ginny Huffer at 239- Friday night. The Italian since 2000 and last year rescued more than 700 For more information call 542-WOOF (9663) 540-7988. American Club is at Vincennes dogs throughout the state. The group provides fos- or visit the Cape Dog Bakery at1207 Cape Coral For more information about the and S.E. 47th Terrace. Call 239- ter care, veterinary care, and microchips for the Parkway East in Big John Plaza in South Cape club and programs contact Ginny 542-6515. Labradors in its adoption program. The placement or email Anita Simmons at dogbakery@com- Huffer at 239-540-7899. process requires a written application, letter of rec- cast.net The Garden Club of Cape Coral Cape Coral ommendation from a veterinarian and a home visit meets monthly (excluding June, July and August) at the Epiphany Women’s Connection Episcopal Church, 2507 Del Prado On Monday, Nov. 14, from 11 Blvd., Cape Coral. (just south of the a.m.-1 p.m., at Palmetto Pine Cape Coral Library Fall Book Sale Nov. 17 Mid-point Bridge in the Puffer Country Club, all ladies are invit- Room –enter through the rear of the ed to the Cape Coral Women’s Thousands of donated books, CDs, DVDs, Books 39th Terrace off Mohawk Parkway. building). Connection luncheon. The special on CD, etc. will cover the tables at the library’s large Donations to the booksale are always appreciated feature of the day will be a fashion meeting room for the Fall Book Sale. — leave a message on the Friends Hotline at 349- show by Anthony’s. Pre-luncheon The Friends of the Cape Coral library rely on this 2572 to schedule a pickup or small quantities can be AAUW reservations are required, $16 fund-raiser to continue their support of the library. left at the library circulation desk. AAUW, American Association inclusive. Inspirational speaker is These funds provide a variety of special programs On the web: capefriends.org of University Women, meeting, Debbie Bailey, and music will be for children, teens and adults. About the Friends of the Cape Coral Library open to the public Nov. 19, at presented by Susan Hendrickson. The organization pays for the magicians, jugglers Friends are community members and volunteers 11:30 a.m. Luncheon and Doors open at 10:15 a.m. for a and puppet programs children enjoyed at the who support the activities of the library. Speaker Janina Birtolo will pres- pre-lunch social time. Ticket Summer Reading events. They provide refresh- Annual membership is $10 for individuals, $15 ent her one woman show, deadline is Nov. 8. ments and/or prizes for the Earth Day Coloring con- for a family, $50 for Civic Benefactor and $100 for “Woman Rebel, Margaret For more information call test, Chess Club, Bagels, Books and Banter as well Corporate Benefactor. Sanger” Ginny Skipper 574-1413. as other popular programs at the library. The Friends Meetings are held at the library on the third This show traces Sanger’s organize the exhibits in the Art Gallery and work Saturday of January, March, May, September and development from poor Irish- with the Garden Club to maintain the Butterfly November. American girl to one of the School Board chair Garden. Please support the Friends of the Cape All are welcome, social begins at 9:30 a.m. with world’s leading advocates for Coral Library by visiting the book sale. a short business meeting at 10 a.m. and always an women’s rights to safe and reli- to head Republican ■ Thursday — Nov. 17, 3-5:30 p.m interesting program. able birth control. Luncheon Member’s Only (Join at the door for $10 a year) For more information leave a message on the Admission $18 For reserva- Tom Scott, Lee County School ■ Friday — Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m Friends Hotline at 349-2572 or visit our website at tions, Sondra Marshall Board Chair, will introduce the ■ Saturday —Nov. 19, 9: a.m. - 3: p.m. capefriends.org. 2394374570 eighth grade students from Cypress The Cape Coral Public Library is at 931 SW Royal Palm Yacht Club, West Lake Middle School who are receiv- First Street, Fort Myers ing awards for their essays, “Why You Should Vote,” for competition Minnesota & Friends of the Fort Myers Republican Weatherization Assistance Program Minnesota & Friends Club has Women’s Club. The three students its first monthly meeting of the with the winning essays will be rec- season at 5 p.m. Nov. 20, at Christ ognized at the monthly luncheon of the club on Tuesday, Nov. 15. can help Lee County homeowners Lutheran Church, 2011 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral. This is a The public is invited to attend the luncheon and the program being Homeowners can receive free energy efficiency throughout the house, efficient shower heads, two potluck dinner, bring a dish to upgrades to their homes, lowering energy bills new skylights, as well as a thermal screen in the pass, dishes, silverware and bev- held at The Helm Club, The Landings, South Fort Myers. A As cooler temperatures begin to retire summer’s front and back of the house.” erage. Cost $4 per person. heat, energy costs remain high and will increase in Sue Nagle’s energy bill dropped from nearly Entertainment for the evening is social hour begins at 11:15 a.m. The noon lunch, business meeting, the dead of Florida’s winter. But, a local program $150 dollars per month to much less. J..P. Taylor, songwriter, singer can help homeowners keep their monthly energy When Kurt and his team work on a home, they and eco-crusader. For additional and program follow. The luncheon cost is $16. Reservations are bills low. frequently do such repairs and upgrades to win- information call Sandy 239-945- The Weatherization Assistance Program at the dows, air conditioning work, and insulation. Water 3745. required by Thursday, Nov. 10, and may be made by contacting Tina Lee County Department of Human Services pro- heaters are often older and don’t perform effective- Laurie, 489-4701. Additional vides free energy related repairs and energy ly or efficiently. Korean War Veterans information about the club may be upgrades to eligible, low-income homeowners in “I’m glad we’re able to help these local home- Korean War Veterans lunch- obtained by contacting the presi- Lee County. owners – over half of whom are senior citizens.” eon is held every Tuesday from dent, Marilyn Stout, 549-5629 The program hires local contractors to service Residents who are interested in the program 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at 3100 Del homes whose entire households are within 200 per- should visit or call the Lee County Department of Prado Blvd. S., Bldg. 3. All veter- cent of the poverty guideline. Some of the services Human Services at 239-533-7930 to request an ans are free.For more information Bonsai Society provided are weather stripping, caulking and other application. call 239-574-1119, Ext. 15 Bonsai enthusiasts are invited to energy efficiency updates. The focus is on energy Documents required will include Social Security attend the monthly meeting of the conservation and saving low-income residents card, driver’s license, proof of home ownership, Bonsai Society of Southwest money on utility costs, with the help of local con- current utility bills, proof of disability (if applica- Military Officers Florida, Inc. on Saturday, Nov. 19. tractors. ble), and proof of income, along with the names and Association The program will be a demonstra- Sue Nagle of North Fort Myers feels so blessed contact information of their employer(s). tion and workshop by Mike Cartret, to have received the help of the weatherization All information is held in the strictest confi- The Calusa chapter of the a well-known bonsai artist from the Military Officers Association of assistance program. While very sick and undergo- dence. Florida east coast. He will be using ing cancer treatment, she realized she had a leak in As a result of the American Recovery America normally meets the sec- the dwarf clusia in his presentation. ond Saturday of each month from her roof. At the time, she worked full time and lived Reinvestment Act or Stimulus Act of 2009, the Lee The public is invited to attend the alone. County Department of Human Services has weath- September through May at the meeting, which begins at 9 a.m. The Wine and Roses restaurant at Her brother told her that she might be eligible for erized 185 homes and created or retained 4 con- meeting is held at the Support the Weatherization Assistance Program. So she struction-related jobs in Lee County 1404 Cape Coral Parkway in Personnel Association of Lee Cape Coral. The meeting starts at filled out the paperwork and waiting patiently. It The Weatherization Assistance Program is help- County Building at 6281 Metro turned out to be well worth the time. ing low-income Floridians all over the state. 9 a.m. with a buffet breakfast fol- Plantation Road, Fort Myers. There lowed by an entertaining presenta- “The inspectors came out to my house and rec- For more information, contact the Lee County is no charge for attending and park- ommended a lot of work to make my home more Department of Human Services at 2440 Thompson tion, usually a noted speaker. A ing is free. short business meeting then follows. energy efficient,” said Nagle in a prepared state- Street, Ft. Myers, Florida 33901, or by phone at Additional information about the ment. “They put on a new roof, installed a new air- 239-533-7930. Online, visit The next meeting on Nov. 12, will event may be obtained by calling feature a presentation by Chapter conditioner and water heater, put all new energy www.FloridaCommunityDevelopment.org/WAP. Greg Lignelli, 560-3275. efficient light bulbs and water savers in faucets Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 8, 2011 Backing down is not always a sign of weakness Everyone wants his or her own way self with a teeny, tiny portion record the information that is call her a couple of times a day from the under the Aries moon, but of course, that’s of the treat you’ve been crav- given to you. Leave nothing road. Still, why is she suddenly so needy? not going to happen. Keep in mind that ing. to speculation. She knew my deal when she met me. I backing down or striking a compromise is VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. PISCES (Feb. 19-March shouldn’t have to change for her, and she not always, or even usually, a sign of weak- 22). Someone wants to join in 20). Relationships advance shouldn’t need so much reassurance from ness. Often, the most thoughtful, intelligent your fun, but is afraid of possi- because you get more in sync me. She’s a Cancer.” people will step back to get a better per- bly being rejected. If you want with another person. You You’re a stable Taurus, steadfast in your spective before settling on a success strate- the added input, just give the won’t have to offer anything intent and a creature of habit. You’re not gy. signal. Dreams will be espe- new. You’ll create affinity expecting big changes from yourself; ARIES (March 21-April 19). In order cially vivid and powerful by falling in step with the rather, you prefer an even climb toward to achieve your aims, you must first define tonight. other person’s actions and your goals. She’s a wondrously shifting them well. It will be easy for you to get LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). behavior. Cancer, gauging her feelings with the specific now because you have excellent Talking about people who TODAY’S BIRTHDAY moon. Whether or not she “should” need examples close at hand. The more detailed aren’t there complicates mat- Holiday (Nov. 8). What’s good for the reassurance, she does. You already you are the luckier you will be. ters that could be simple. It’s Mathis you makes others happy, too. have the solution to your problem: Calling TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Take better to say nothing or go You’ll try things that others her more often is easy. Don’t be too stub- yourself out for a shopping date. Even if right to the source for answers. wouldn’t dare. Part of it is born to make both of you happier. you don’t buy anything, you’ll be creative- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. your sheer determination. The ly inspired by the experience. You also will 21). A training process or area HOROSCOPES other part is that you have a CELEBRITY PROFILES: Actress home in on the kind of impression you real- of learning is open to you, BY HOLIDAY feeling it’s going to work, and Parker Posey has been heralded as a dar- ly want to make. though you may have to do a it will. The professional risks ling of independent film, though she’ll GEMINI (May 21-June 21). While little investigating to find it. you take will coincide with soon be sharing the screen with main- doing something you happen to be great at, There’s money to be made in this, so seize the risks you take in your personal life, and stream movie stars Nicole Kidman and you’ll spread sunshine and make people your opportunities. both turn out well. Aquarius and Pisces Clive Owen in “Hemingway and smile. So it’s a win-win all around. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: Gellhorn,” a movie exploring the relation- Tonight, you’ll reach out to someone who Your intelligence will be recognized by a 15, 39, 20, 14 and 30. ship between the author and his wife, who may need more than a little coaxing to like-minded individual, and you’ll be given was the inspiration for “For Whom the Bell reach back. special treatment and preference because ASTROLOGICAL QUESTIONS: Tolls.” Posey was born with her sun and CANCER (June 22-July 22). Be someone sees special potential in you. “I’m a Taurus, and I travel for work. My Neptune in intuitive Scorpio. patient with the current state of things. You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). If job has required the same amount of travel will have more than one career in your life- you ever wanted to live in a candy house or for the past five years. I have had the same If you would like to write to Holiday time and several big adventures. 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Write down or otherwise along. She seems to be less angry when I page at www.creators.com. Treating stress incontinence without medicines DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I am an 82- derful results. my morning shower and am for delivery. year-old lady who’s very active. I have had Another way to gain blad- up and around, I’m fine. stress incontinence since I was in my 40s. der control is through Kegel We have thought of DEAR DR. DONOHUE: What can I I had a hysterectomy, two bladder tie-ups exercises. You learn what replacing our mattress, but do for a low blood oxygen level? Every and two collagen implants. Nothing helped muscles need to be contracted how do we find something time I have it taken, it is quite low. My doc- for longer than a few months. by stopping urine flow while that will help? What would tor tells me to wear an oxygen tube. I do This year I talked with a nurse practi- voiding. Once that technique you recommend? have an oxygen tank, but use it mostly at tioner and asked her if there is anything is mastered, women can con- — M.W. night. It’s too heavy to move around. I am new. She told me to see this female urolo- tract those muscles while worried I will come down with gist. I saw her as soon as I could. She told standing and preparing dinner, ANSWER: I strongly rec- Alzheimer’s disease if I don’t use it more. me about the pessary ring. I tried it, and while lying and watching TV ommend that you see your — G.F. immediately I am not leaking urine any- or while sitting. Hold the con- family doctor before you more. What a blessing. Why don’t you talk traction for three seconds; invest any money in a mat- ANSWER: Contact the supplier of your about the pessary ring? then rest for three seconds. Dr. Donohue tress. oxygen tank. Portable oxygen is available — L.S. The eventual goal is to per- Some of what you in practically all oxygen suppliers’ inven- form 30 consecutive contrac- describe fits the picture of tory. This problem can be solved easily. ANSWER: I’ll do so right now. tions, with the duration of TO YOUR osteoarthritis — stiffness You can use the regular tank when you are Stress incontinence is leakage of urine holding the contraction being upon wakening, difficulty staying home. Get an extra-long connect- when a person coughs, sneezes, laughs or 10 seconds. Perform a series GOOD getting out of bed and relief ing tube for it so you can roam about more struggles to move a heavy piece of furni- of 10 contractions three times of symptoms after taking a easily. ture. In all these examples, pressure in the a day. If you can, try to reach HEALTH hot shower. Before you spend Low blood oxygen can affect clear abdomen rises and stresses the bladder. 30 consecutive contractions a penny on a mattress, have thinking. However, I have never seen it When the bladder drops even a little from three times a day. your back examined and the problem diag- linked to Alzheimer’s disease. its original position, it’s unable to cope Some women will need surgical reposi- nosed. with such stress, and urine is lost. tioning of the bladder. The booklet on the different kinds of Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to Pessaries come in a number of shapes arthritis explains each and how it is treated. answer individual letters, but he will incor- and sizes. A popular one is a ring-shaped DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have back Readers can obtain a copy by writing: Dr. porate them in his column whenever possi- affair that fits around the vagina and push- discomfort upon lying down. It doesn’t Donohue — No. 301, Box 536475, ble. Readers may write him or request an es the bladder back into its original loca- matter where I lie or what position I’m in Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a order form of available health newsletters tion. A pessary is a relatively easy solution for my back to hurt and often one or both check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 at P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- for some women with this form of inconti- hips. Getting out of bed in the morning is U.S./$6 Can. with the recipient’s printed 6475. Readers may also order health nence. I’m happy you have had such won- hard and uncomfortable. Once I have had name and address. Please allow four weeks newsletters from www.rbmamall.com. Is compromise possible between mother, daughter over work issue? Dear Annie: I am a I’d have to come to her for band would be willing to see him. There change her status. Until then, she is, in fact, retired 70-year-old single occasional financial assis- has been no response. The father is 87, so single. senior and live on a fixed tance. Both options would there’s not a lot of time to lose. — Propose Already income. I try to be self-suffi- put stress on our relation- My husband feels rejected and says to Dear Propose: Yes, of course, but there cient so I won’t have to ship. Is my daughter being let it go. But he’s waited such a long time is a variety of ways to list your status on depend on my children for selfish, or am I? Is there a that I think he should try again, perhaps via Facebook, including “in a relationship.” If anything. They have their compromise? the siblings. What do you say? own financial issues. — Confused Senior — Still Waiting a girlfriend of eight months insists on being Two years ago, my “single,” they don’t have a promising future. daughter, “Alice,” asked if I Dear Confused: Alice Dear Waiting: It’s possible the father is would like to earn some extra did a nice thing, only to dis- ill or otherwise incapable of responding. Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy money by helping at her cover that the result is hard- Having a relationship is beside the point. A Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- workplace in the summers. I er to deal with than she medical history is a reasonable request and tors of the Ann Landers column. Please e- agreed, as it is a job I once anticipated. Could you is important to have. If you can contact the mail your questions to did many years ago. I only Kathy arrange your workdays so siblings, we think you should do so. Good [email protected], or write to: work 10 to 12 days. It’s an Mitchell they don’t coincide with luck. Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, hour away from my home, so your daughter’s? Could you 5777 W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, Los when I’m working, I stay & Marcy drive the hour commute Dear Annie: I read the letter from Angeles, CA 90045. To find out more with Alice and her family. Sugar some of the time so you “Tom,” who is upset because his girlfriend about Annie’s Mailbox and read features I have some major aren’t staying with her for still lists herself as “single” on Facebook. by other Creators Syndicate writers and expenses coming up and two weeks every summer? Is An engagement ring on the left hand cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate asked the boss for more it possible to find another third finger would probably compel her to Web page at www.creators.com. hours. My request was grant- ANNIE’S part-time or temp job that ed. I also told the boss I do MAILBOX will earn you the same not want to infringe on my amount of money? Talk to daughter’s hours and was Alice, and see whether the reassured I would not. However, when I two of you can come up with a way to discussed this with Alice, she told me she make this work. This job isn’t worth alien- WE WE RECYCLERECYCLE doesn’t like working with me. She feels she ating your child. always has to look out for me and also has to watch what she says. She added that my Dear Annie: My husband was given up staying with her puts a strain on her fami- for adoption 61 years ago. Recently, a ly. change in adoption laws permitted him to O FFICE PAPER Annie, I am healthy and can work cir- obtain a copy of his original birth certifi- O FFICE PAPER cles around most of the crew. I understand cate. Through the Internet, I learned that that Alice has to watch her conversations his birth parents married and had four other when I’m there, but I think she could deal children. His birth mother is deceased, but with that for those few days a year. I drive his birth father lives nearby, as do three of OTHER TRASH separately to work and take lunch alone to the siblings. O FFICE PAPER FOR give her space. Two months ago, through an attorney, TO BE I told Alice she should be happy that I we contacted the father and asked for a am able to pay my own bills. Otherwise, medical history. We also said that my hus- RECYCLED DUMPSTER Civil War historian to speak at Historical Society meeting Of the three Rʼs — The regular monthly meeting for the 2002) and as chair of the department Reduce , Reuse and Recycle , Cape Coral Historical Society will be held (2002-2007). His current projects include at 2:30 p.m., today, Nov. 8, at Cultural a history of northern federalism during the recycling is perhaps the easiest to implement. Park Theatre, 528 cultural Park Boulevard. Civil War, as well as a project that focuses Especially at the office! All you need to do is have a The featured speaker will be Dr. Stephen on the role of northern governors in shaping separate bin for paper that can be recycled and D. Engle, Ph.D., from Florida State political and military policy during the war. University. He is currently professor of his- His most recent work examines federal- another for other trash. We at Breeze Newspapers tory at Florida Atlantic University in Boca ism and states rights in the North during the do this everyday and it feels so good to see how Raton. His topic will be “Lincoln’s Crisis Civil War and is entitled “All the of Federalism.” It deals with the negotiation President’s Statesmen,” currently under much we can recycle and save from our landfills. of power between Lincoln and his loyal consideration with Johns Hopkins See for yourself. Make the switch to governors. University Press. recycling at your office too! A native of the Lower Shenandoah This is a rare opportunity to meet an Valley, Engle grew up near Harpers Ferry, accomplished and gifted lecturer and author W.Va. In his time at FAU, he has served as on the Civil War. No reservations are BREEZE the director of graduate programs (1997- required, and there is no admission fee. NEWSPAPERS Page 10A Tuesday, November 8, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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GARFIELD HOCUS FOCUS S S O U L D U O T I K O U N Saturday’s Answer SUDOKU

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 - East-West vulnerable, as South Q 4 - Neither vulnerable, as South you you hold: hold:

♠ J 7 ♥ A3 ♦ K 7 6 4 3 ♣ J 10 9 2 ♠ A 10 9 4 ♥ 7 3 ♦ AJ 9 3 ♣ K 5 4

The bidding has proceeded: The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST WEST 1♦ Pass 2♣ Pass 1♠ 2♣ ? ? What action do you take? What do you bid now?

A-Other than the ace of hearts, your A-On this specific auction, the modern hand is virtually trickless. You simply style is to employ the rebid in a major as do not have the values either to double showing no extra values, as a normal for penalties or take positive action. reverse would. Since raising clubs sug- Pass. If partner has a good hand there is gests a stronger or more distributional still time to get into the auction. hand in support, we would rebid two spades — not two no trump without a Q 2 - Both vulnerable, as South you heart stopper. hold: Q 5 - Neither vulnerable, as South you JUMBLE ♠ 6 5 3 2 ♥ K ♦ J 9 7 2 ♣ AK 7 3 hold: Partner opens the bidding with on heart. ♠ 10 7 6 2 ♥ J 8 5 2 ♦ Q 10 6 ♣ J 4 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME What do you respond? by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Partner opens the bidding with one Unscramble these four Jumbles, A-The rule for responding to partner’s heart. What action do you take? one letter to each square, opening bid with two or more four-card to form four ordinary words. suits could not be simpler — you bid A-In theory, you do not have the values USCMI your suits up the line. Respond one for a response. However, experience has spade. If you do anything else, you shown that it is wrong to pass partner’s could miss a 4-4 spade fit because, major-suit opening bid with four-card ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. should you respond two clubs and then support. Raise to two hearts, with one no All Rights Reserved. CRYPTOQUIP bid spades, partner will expect your first trump as a poor second choice. RADWA suit to be at least five cards long. Q 6 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: Q 3 - Both vulnerable, as South you hold: ♠ K Q 9 7 6 5 4 ♥ 9 6 5 ♦ Q 7 4 ♣ Void TOEEDN ♠ AK J 6 3 ♥ A8 2 ♦ 6 ♣ AQ 9 2 The bidding has proceeded: Find us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/jumble Your right-hand opponent opens the bid- NORTH EAST SOUTH ding with one diamond. What action do WEST 1♣ Pass 1♠ Pass TEROTB you take? 2 Pass ? Now arrange the circled letters ♦ to form the surprise answer, as What do you bid now? suggested by the above cartoon. A-These days, a simple overcall of one spade can be made on good hands, but OF A-Although your club void is no asset, Answer: THE we would not take that action here. Not only is the hand too strong, but it could your diamond fragment has become Saturday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) play in any one of the three unbid suits. powerful, if partner has some spades Jumbles: PAVED ZESTY TORRID BOTTOM and a heart control. To tell him you do Jumbles:Yesterday’sTIGER METAL ENOUGH TAPING Make a takeout double, then bid spades Answer: When they spotted the competing news crew not need much help in spades, jump to Answer: More and morebreaking cooking the law,shows they didare this being — REPORTED produced IT over partner’s response. because viewers keep — EATING THEM UP three spades now. Page 11A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 8, 2011 TOP PICKS

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2011 Busch pays PREP REPORT Eagles to price, time face Gators to ease up in NCAA Special to the Breeze HARLOTTE, N.C. — Kyle [email protected] Busch lost his temper and The FGCU women’s soccer team CCmade a poor decision in (14-4-2, 7-1-1 A-Sun) learned of its what must have been a fit of rage. first-round NCAA Championship Busch was parked — the NASCAR tournament destination Monday night equivalent of suspended — for the surrounded by plenty of supporters at Saturday and Sunday races at Texas the Naples Flatbread restaurant in the Motor Speedway as a penalty for inten- Miromar Outlets. The Eagles will tionally wrecking Ron Hornaday under face SEC power Florida (16-7, 7-4 caution in the Truck Series race. SEC) at 7 p.m. Saturday in the open- Instead of fleeing Texas, Busch stayed ing round in Gainesville. at the track and suffered the ultimate The Eagles captured their first ever humiliation in sitting atop the pit box to Atlantic Sun Conference Champion- watch someone else drive his race car. ship Sunday with a 1-0 victory over That doesn’t seem to be enough Mercer. Bishop Verot grad Gina suffering for a huge faction of Petracco headed a pass to freshman NASCAR fans tired of Busch’s Shannen Wacker in the 107th minute antics. There have been calls for his of double-overtime for the game-win- immediate firing from Joe Gibbs ning goal. Racing, and promises to boycott The Eagles and Gators are facing M&M’s if Mars Inc. doesn’t force each other for the second time this Busch out by threatening to pull its season. The Gators defeated FGCU 5- sponsorship of the No. 18 team. 0 on Sept. 11 in Gainesville. The loss Those Toyota commercials that fueled the Eagles to start a streak of have run for weeks with Busch promot- nine straight shutouts from Sept. 18 ing the Camry were noticeably absent through Oct. 21. The Eagles didn’t in Sunday’s telecast, and team owner allow another goal for 908 minutes Gibbs was noncommittal when asked MICHAEL PISTELLA before giving up a goal against about Busch’s future with the team. Belmont on Oct. 23. The scrutiny of Busch and specu- Oasis midfielder Brittany Skinner (36) redirects the ball out of the defensive end as Evangelical Christian’s Kaylee Krohn (12) pressures the play. More photos The Eagles became the first FGCU lation on his future has been suffocat- team to reach the NCAA tournament ing, and it’s created a frenzied push are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. since becoming postseason eligible for further penalties. NASCAR fined on Aug. 12. The Gators lost in the Busch $50,000 Monday, placed him SEC final losing 3-2 to Auburn. on probation through the end of the Florida is led by junior Erika Tymrak, year and warned him he will be sus- Baker tops ELC in opener who has 12 goals and six assists on pended indefinitely if he has another the season. action NASCAR deems “disruptive to ■ Scores, schedules, 13A Elliott contributed two assists to match With a league-high 11 shutouts on the orderly conduct of an event.” By JIM LINETTE Amber Hutchinson. Hutchinson, Jordan the season, FGCU is 14-4-2, increas- That’s where it should end. Goffar, Shannon Pearl, Autumn Yesh, [email protected] ing the program record for single-sea- Being thrown out of a race is the Ashleigh Weaver and Gabi Morales each con- son wins. most serious punishment in NASCAR, Playing without 11 varsity players, the Ida Baker Bulldogs called up 10 JV players and tributed one goal. and one president Mike Helton doesn’t The Bulldogs (2-0-1) play at Cape High exercise often. Only two other drivers beat East Lee County 3-2 Monday night in their regular-season opener at Bulldogs had been parked prior to Busch in the See PREP, page 13A Brantley last 10 years: Kevin Harvick wasn’t Stadium. allowed to run a 2002 Cup race at The 11 varsity players are suspended Martinsville for his actions during and due to an incident that occurred last week after a Truck race, and Robby Gordon during a preseason game at Cape Coral likely to couldn’t race the 2007 Cup race at High. School and district administrators Pocono for his actions during and after are investigating the incident to determine a Nationwide event in Montreal. the players’ reinstatement. Filander Barahana, Marlon Herrera play at S.C. Lots of drivers have shown poor judgment over the past decade, but park- and freshman Diego Sanchez scores one goal apiece for the Bulldogs. Sanchez is GAINESVILLE (AP) — Florida ing them has always been the last option has one advantage heading into in Helton’s book of punishment. The one of the JV players summoned to fill out the game roster. JV goalkeeper Alex Saturday’s game at No. 15 South reason? It can ruin a drivers’ career. Carolina: The Gators have their quar- Busch already is the most polarizing Crispin made a number of saves against the Jaguars to preserve the victory. terback situation settled. driver in NASCAR for both his 104 Although starter John Brantley career victories in NASCAR’s top three The Bulldogs (1-0) host Cape High Tuesday night. missed practice Monday, the fifth- series, and a long list of bad boy behav- ■ year senior is expected to return ior that stretches over his entire Mariner 4, Dunbar 0: Sophomore Lucas Orellana scored two goals as the Tuesday and should be able to play NASCAR career. Yes, he’s one of the against the Gamecocks. most talented drivers in NASCAR his- Mariner Tritons made their season debut with a shutout victory at Dunbar. Brantley injured his right arm in a tory. Yes, he has no one but himself to 26-21 victory over Vanderbilt. He blame for all the drama that distracts Tim Thomas and Tyler Till each added one goal and freshman Austin Turner had took a hit between his shoulder and from his accomplishments. elbow in the fourth quarter and tem- Busch figured out some time ago that one assist. Two goalkeepers combined to post the season’s first shutout. Jacob porarily lost feeling in his throwing he’s his own worst enemy, and, although hand. He threw passes on the sideline, it seems hard to believe right now, he Olmstead made two saves in the first half and Alex Trujillo one save in the second but ended up sitting out the final two tried hard this year to make better deci- series. sions. Both his temperament and half. Turner and Josh Teeter controlled the “Right now, it’s just bruised up,” patience were much improved, despite Brantley said Monday. “Nothing the occasional setbacks that were almost midfield for the Tritons (1-0), who host East Lee County Wednesday. more than that. It just didn’t feel right. exclusively of his own doing. The trainers thought that it would be He feuded with Harvick earlier MICHAEL PISTELLA best just to hold me (out).” this year — really, it’s an ongoing Girls Soccer ■ Ida Baker 12, East Lee County 0: Samantha Gonzalez of Oasis dribbles the Brantley completed 16-of-24 mutual dislike of each other — and passes for 173 yards against the earned a $25,000 fine when the two Monique Elliott scored six goals to lead ball up the field with trammate Angelica Stabile trailing the play Monday. More pho- Commodores. He has completed 59 tangled on pit road at Darlington. He Ida Baker to a one-half mercy-rule victo- percent of his passes for 1,360 yards was caught driving 128 mph in a 45 ry over East Lee County. tos are available online at: cu.cape-coral- daily-breeze.com. this season, with six touchdowns and mph zone in a borrowed Lexus valued three interceptions. at almost $400,000, and the infrac- Brantley also has been hampered tion cost him his North Carolina dri- by a badly sprained right ankle, which ver’s license for 45 days and 30 caused him to miss 2 1/2 games. He hours of community service. Sparano exhales after Fins 1st win ■ was wearing an air cast Monday, but There was an altercation in the Standings, 13A “That was kind of the message I got,” said his ankle is getting better. garage at Kansas with rival owner MIAMI (AP) — There was a moment on Sparano said. “Kind of like, ‘Coach, we’re all “It was unfortunate about my Richard Childress, and Busch inten- Sunday when Tony Sparano looked around the right here.’” ankle, but it could have been worse,” tionally wrecked Elliott Sadler in a Miami Dolphins sideline, and realized he was For the first time all season, the Dolphins he said. “That’s the way I looked at it. Nationwide race at Bristol. getting mocked by one of his best players. were all right. More than all right, actually, Now that things are getting better Series officials have struggled to find It was anything but disrespectful. winning by 28 points for the first time since each week, I’m kind of forgetting a defined line in the “Boys, have at it” A few minutes remained, the Dolphins’ October 2009. So while his team had Monday about it and moving forward.” era of allowing drivers to police them- long-awaited first victory of the year was off as a reward, Sparano was back at work. Florida has had little success with selves. Busch is suddenly the case study sealed and Sparano was still snarling and The seven-game losing streak to start the its backup quarterbacks this season. for how far is too far, but in claiming his growling like he was unaware of the fact his season was over, and for now anyway, the talk Freshmen Jacoby Brissett and Jeff suspension was based solely on his team was about to close out a 31-3 win over about his job status and whether the team Driskel have one touchdown pass and actions of Friday night, NASCAR, at Kansas City. With that, Jason Taylor started should tank games to try and secure the best five interceptions combined. best, seems inconsistent in its rulings. laughing at his boss, sort of telling him to relax possible draft pick is on hold. Brissett was marginally better In the first test of “Boys, have at and enjoy. See FINS, page 13A against Vanderbilt. it,” Carl Edwards came out of the garage and returned to the track for the sole purpose of retaliating against Brad Keselowski. The intentional SCOREBOARD TIDES CHART wrecking spiraled out of control, as the contact from Edwards sent Boys Prep Soccer College Basketball at Cape Coral Bridge Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon Keselowski’s car sailing through the Mariner 4, Dunbar 0 (16) Arizona 73, Valparaiso 64 /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible ● air and into the fence. Ida Baker 3, East Lee Co. 2 Scores, schedule, 13A We 9 High 12:59 AM 1.0 6:43 AM Set 5:38 AM 96 Edwards wasn’t parked for his 9 Low 9:17 AM 0.0 5:41 PM Rise 4:53 PM action, wasn’t fined or placed on proba- Girls Prep Soccer 9 High 3:29 PM 0.7 Mariner 9, Dunbar 0 9 Low 8:15 PM 0.6 tion through the end of the year. Instead, NHL his penalty was probation for three races. Ida Baker 12, East Lee Co. 0 Th 10 High 1:20 AM 1.1 6:43 AM Set 6:30 AM 99 Hornaday was in a championship Bruins 6, Islanders 2 10 Low 9:50 AM -0.0 5:40 PM Rise 5:32 PM ECS 8, Oasis 0 Kings vs. Sharks (n) 10 High 4:10 PM 0.7 race and Busch ruined his chances — 10 Low 8:34 PM 0.6 Bishop Verot 2, Riverdale 2 ● a factor many argued NASCAR had Scores, schedule, A ● Scores, schedules, 13A at Matlacha Pass (Bascule bridge) to consider. Well, where was the out- We 9 High 12:27 AM 2.0 6:43 AM Set 5:38 AM 96 cry last year when David Reutimann 9 Low 8:43 AM 0.0 5:41 PM Rise 4:53 PM NFL 9 High 2:57 PM 1.4 intentionally wrecked Busch to effec- 9 Low 7:41 PM 1.1 tively end his title chances? Bears vs. Eagles (n) ● Scores, schedule, 13A Th 10 High 12:48 AM 2.1 6:44 AM Set 6:31 AM 99 Tired of so many missteps by Busch, 10 Low 9:16 AM -0.1 5:41 PM Rise 5:33 PM NASCAR took a stand and gave him the 10 High 3:38 PM 1.3 harshest punishment in the book. 10 Low 8:00 PM 1.2 Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 8, 2011 Everblades Schedule Prep: Oasis girls fall Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday in soccer season debut Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Continued from 12A at Jim Jeffers Park. 13 14 8 9 10 11 12 Joanna Rogers, Sam Tuesday night. ■ Mariner 9, Dunbar Gonzalez and Morgan vs. vs. vs. 0: Hutchinson made some Mariner earned its first breakaway runs for the OFF OFF OFF Wheeling OFF Wheeling Wheeling win of the season thanks to Sharks, but could not capital- a mercy-rule shutout deci- 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. ize on the scoring chances. sion at Dunbar. The Sharks (0-1) play at Marissa Villalon led the Everblades home games at Germain Arena Home Away Canterbury Thursday. Tritons with three goals ■ Bishop Verot 2, while Holly Fritz and Sam Riverdale 2 (tie): Kady Kirby each scored twice. All times listed Eastern Otzko and Paige Law SPORTS SCOREBOARD Nicole Romano and scored goals as Bishop Alejandro Muro-Solis Verot settled for a tie with added one apiece, all in the Riverdale. Elite SUP Open Men 18-45 — 1. Andrew Reading at Trenton, 7 p.m. first half. Muro-Solis also White, Jacksonville Beach Gwinnett at Elmira, 7:05 p.m. The Vikings outshot the YOUTH FOOTBALL Elite SUP Masters Women 46-64 — 1. Nessa Utah at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. had three assists. Brunton, Boca Raton Raiders 16-1 in the second Everblades Record: 4-6-1 The Tritons (1-1-2) host half, but could not come up Elite SUP Masters Men 46-64 — 1. Mark Home: 1-0-1 Away: 3-6 Streak: W-2 North Fort Myers Tuesday Peace River Conference Anthanacio, Naples with the game-winning Saturday’s Game night. Pop Warner League Everblades 5, Greenville 2 score. Saturday’s Games ■ Evangelical Division 1 Upcoming Games Cailyn Rizzo made eight Conference Championships SOCCER Wed. Nov. 9 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. Christian 8, Oasis 0: Fri. Nov. 11 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. saves in the net for the at North Fort Myers Community Park Goalkeeper Emma Nelson Vikings (0-1-1), who host Jr. Pee Wees: (1) Riverdale 32 (2) Port Charlotte 0 Sat. Nov. 12 — vs. Wheeling, 7 p.m. made 10 saves, but Oasis Pee Wees: (2) North Port 14, (1) Cape Junior 12 Fri. Nov. 18 — vs. Greenville, 7:30 p.m. Evangelical Christian next College Sat. Nov. 19 — vs. Greenville, 7 p.m. was handed a shutout defeat Jr. Midgets: (1) Riverdale 22, (3) Cypress 8 FGCU Men’s Record: 10-5-2 Monday. Midgets: (2) Cypress 18, (1) Fort Myers 14 Home: 5-2 Away: 5-3-2 A-Sun: 7-1 Wed. Nov. 23 — at Toledo, 7 p.m. in its season-opening game Division 2 Fri. Nov. 25 — at Kalamazoo, 7:30 p.m. Regional Playoffs Upcoming Games Sat. Nov. 26 — at Kalamazoo, 7:30 p.m. Jr. Pee Wees: Flagler 12, Venice 0 Atlantic Sun Tournament Wed. Nov. 30 — vs. Gwinnett, 7:30 p.m. Pee Wees: Ormond Beach 30, North Fort Myers at ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.) Fins: Hugs all around 20 Nov. 9 — First Round NHL Jr. Midgets: Palm Bay 33, Cape Youth 0 Nov. 11 — Semifinals Sunday’s Games Nov. 13 — Championship Continued from 12A The Dolphins got five Midgets: Palm Bay 38, North Fort Myers 0 Tampa Bay 4, Florida 3, SO sacks, held the Chiefs to 4.4 Dallas 5, Carolina 2 “Beats the hell out of the FGCU Women’s Record: 13-4-2 yards per play and gave up Home: 6-2-1 Away: 7-2-1 A-Sun: 7-1-1 N.Y. Rangers 3, Winnipeg 0 alternative, you know?” Vancouver 6, Chicago 2 VOLLEYBALL A-Sun Tournament Championship Sparano said Monday. “I’ve 13 yards or less on six dif- Calgary 2, Colorado 1 ferent Kansas City posses- at FGCU Soccer Complex Monday’s Games had to come here for a lot of Sunday’s Game N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7 p.m. sions. FGCU 1, Mercer 0 these things and it’s been a College Los Angeles at San Jose, (n) little different so it’s satis- So after Sparano accept- FGCU Record: 15-11 Upcoming Game Tuesday’s Games ed the game ball in a giddy Home: 7-5 Away: 8-6 A-Sun: 8-4 NCAA Championship, First Round Winnipeg at Buffalo, 7 p.m. fying. I said it last night, the Saturday’s Game Saturday’s Game Florida at Toronto, 7 p.m. most satisfying thing is get- locker room afterward, he Villanova 3, FGCU 1 FGCU at Florida, 7 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. told the players he’d see Carolina at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. ting the chance to see those Upcoming Games Edmonton at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. them Wednesday — the Nov. 8 — at FIU, 6:30 p.m. guys smile. Validate some Colorado at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. sweetest words an NFL Nov. 11 — at North Florida, 7 p.m. of the things that you’ve AUTO RACING Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Nov. 12 — at Jacksonville, 5 p.m. been talking about. And team can hear their coach Minnesota at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. say in a Sunday postgame Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. we’re 1-7, so that’s where Punta Gorda Speedway Wednesday’s Games we are, but we won one. We meeting. Hugs all around, HIGH SCHOOL Saturday’s Results N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. took a step up this, what and more than a few Bandolero — 1. Keith Sinkula, Palm City; 2. Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. exhales as well. Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. appears to be a giant moun- Noah Weaver, Sarasota; 3. Braden Nash, “It was absolutely great Football Wimauma; 4. Cooper Battalio, Peachtree City, tain. Sometimes the moun- Ga.; 5. Sam Audie, Orlando; 6. A. J. Freitas, tain ain’t so giant.” to get a little reward for all Week 11 Newport Richie; 7. Johnny Holmes, Port Charlotte the work we’ve put in, just Thursday, Nov. 10 FOOTBALL Everything clicked. Matt Super Stock — 1. Logan Leonard, Cape Coral; to have that feeling of get- Barron Collier at Gulf Coast, 7:30 p.m. 2. Jimmy Meiser, Cape Coral; 3. Shane Leonard, Moore completed 17-of-23 Friday, Nov. 11 Cape Coral; 4. David Fischer, Naples; 5. Jarrett passes for 244 yards and ting a win under your belt,” Cape Coral at Island Coast, 7:30 p.m. Cornell, Fort Myers NFL Moore said. “I think guys Mariner at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. three touchdowns. Brandon Legends — 1. Matt Blakenship, Lake Placid; 2. AMERICAN CONFERENCE now understand that, ‘Yeah Estero at Bishop Verot, 7:30 p.m. Shawn Hooven, Orlando; 3. Darin Coker, Palm East Marshall caught eight of Cypress Lake at South Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Beach Gardens; 4. Seth Adams, Lakeland; 5. W L T Pct PF PA we can do this,’ and they’re East Lee County at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. those balls for 106 yards Becca Monopoli, Lakeland; 6. Mike Verhaagh, New England 5 3 0 .625 222 184 and a score. Reggie Bush hungry and we’re going to Lehigh at Riverdale, 7:30 p.m. Fort Myers; 7. Brady Marshall, Sarasota; 8. Tyler N.Y. Jets 5 3 0 .625 199 163 enjoy this one and get ready SWF Christian at Gateway Charter, 7:30 p.m. Audie, Orlando; 9. Mitch Verhaagh, Bonita Buffalo 5 3 0 .625 222 174 nearly had a 100-yard rush- Naples at Venice, 7:30 p.m. Springs; 10. Tony Steinbuck, Tamarac Miami 1 7 0 .125 138 169 ing day for the second for Washington.” Rookie Trucks — 1. Kelli Burns, Port Charlotte; Golden Gate at American Heritage, 7:30 p.m. South straight week, getting 92 The Redskins (3-5) visit Braden River at Palmetto Ridge, 7:30 p.m. 2. Chad Chastain, Alva; 3. Cody Martell, Arcadia; Houston 6 3 0 .667 236 157 Miami this coming Sunday. First Baptist Academy at Zion Lutheran 4. Michael Atwell, Naples Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 156 169 with a touchdown. Christian, 7:30 p.m. Pro 4 — 1. Dylan Bigley, Naples; 2. Ryan Jacksonville 2 6 0 .250 98 163 North Port at Port Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Collver, Fort Myers; 3. Paul Richards Sr., Naples; Indianapolis 0 9 0 .000 128 283 Lemon Bay at Lake Placid, 7:30 p.m. 4. Cody Allen, Lehigh; 5. Phil Ellis, North Port; 6. North Moore Haven at LaBelle, 7:30 p.m. Jessica Ostrovskis, St. Pete; 7. Corey Bigley, Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 208 130 S PORTS C ALENDAR Clewiston at Okeechobee, 7:30 p.m. Naples; 8. Jeremy Perkins, North Fort Myers; 9. Cincinnati 6 2 0 .750 195 140 DeSoto County at Berkeley Prep, 7:30 p.m. Justin Teston, Lehigh; 10. Chad Wittle, Lehigh Pittsburgh 6 3 0 .667 196 162 Hardee County at Fort Pierce Central, 7:30 p.m. Pro Trucks — 1. Danny Anderson, Bradenton; Cleveland 3 5 0 .375 119 170 Youth Sports Largo; 10K, half marathon & 5K Out-of-Door at Cardinal Mooney, 7:30 p.m. 2. Michael Atwell, Naples; 3. Mark Hooven, West run/walk, USA Track & Field certi- Orlando; 4. Billy Bigley Jr., Naples; 5. Chad Kansas City 4 4 0 .500 131 201 Saturday, Nov. 12 Northside Christian at St. Stephen’s Episcopal, fiec course across 65-foot high, Chastain, Alva; 6. Sam Scott, Naples; 7. Whitney San Diego 4 4 0 .500 199 204 Lee County Rage Softball Club Fall 7:30 p.m. 1.25-mile Jewfish Creek Bridge & Poole, Vero Beach; 8. Travis Gossard Jr., Naples; Oakland 4 4 0 .500 184 216 Clinic — Burton Field, Cape Coral; 9 Avon Park at Bradford, 7:30 p.m. a.m.-2 p.m.; fee $45; hitting, fielding, Overseas Highway; entry fee $35 9. Ceasar Bacarella, West Palm Beach; 10. Kelli Denver 3 5 0 .375 171 224 per person (5K), $70 per person (half Booker at Riverview, 7:30 p.m. Burns, Port Charlotte NATIONAL CONFERENCE baserunning, pitching & catching instruction by current college players, marathon), $50 per person (10K), TQ Midgets — 1. Chris Gimmler, Palm Beach East $12 age 17-under; through Nov. 4 Volleyball Gardens; 2. Mike Belusar, Punta Gorda; 3. Geoff N.Y. Giants 6 2 0 .750 198 184 former high school players and Region Semifinals coaches for ages 10 and over. Info: with $5 discount for entries received Styner, Cape Coral; 4. Jamie Barnum, Brooksville; 5. Dallas 4 4 0 .500 179 175 on or before Oct. 14; proceeds ben- Tuesday, Nov. 8 Jack Duffy, Sarasota; 6. Steven Meier, Port St. Lucie; Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 179 152 Jim Schlotter (239) 218-2251; E-mail: Region 6A-4 [email protected] efit local charities. Web: www.key- 7. John Ciolino, Cape Coral; 8. Jay Stutz, Riverview Washington 3 5 0 .375 127 158 largobridgerun.com Riverdale at Fort Myers, 7 p.m. Fab 4 — 1. Paul Richards Jr., Naples; 2. Zac South Nov. 12-13 Region 5A-4 FGCU Softball Winter Camps — Sunday, Nov. 13 Campilonga, Bradenton; 3. Phil Ellis Sr., Venice; New Orleans 6 3 0 .667 287 205 Breakfast with The Everblades — Naples Lely at North Fort Myers, 7 p.m. 4. Skyler Null, North Fort Myers; 5. Linda Badali, Atlanta 5 3 0 .625 189 170 FGCU softball complex; open to Region 4A-3 girls of all skill levels ages 12 & up; Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort Port Charlotte; 6. James Dellea Jr., Port Charlotte; Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .500 147 196 & Spa, Bonita Springs; 10 a.m.-1 LaBelle at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. 7. Alex Teston, Lehigh Carolina 2 6 0 .250 187 207 four sessions, cost $65 one session, Region 3A-3 $120 two sessions, $175 three or p.m.; tickets $100 per person (limit- North ed) $50 per child under 12 (reserva- Palm Beach Gardens Benjamin at Evangelical Green Bay 8 0 0 1.000 275 179 $225 all four; advanced hitting 9 Christian, 7 p.m. a.m.-noon Nov. 12, pitchers & tions required); hot breakfast/meet Detroit 6 2 0 .750 239 147 and greet autograph session with BASKETBALL Chicago 4 3 0 .571 170 150 catchers 1-4 p.m. Nov. 12; advanced hitting 9 a.m.-noon Nov. Florida Everblades players; bidding Bowling Minnesota 2 6 0 .250 172 199 on exclusive auction items, tickets & Nov. 8-9 West 13 & defense 1-4 p.m. Nov. 13; FHSAA Finals at Orlando conducted by FGCU coaches Dave travel; proceeds matched by private College San Francisco 7 1 0 .875 206 118 donor to support construction of Seattle 2 6 0 .250 122 185 Deiros & Alycia Bachkora. Info: Boys Soccer FGCU Men Alycia Bachkora (239) 590-7062; e- Children’s Hospital of Southwest Saturday’s Game Arizona 2 6 0 .250 162 196 Florida at HealthPark. Info: (239) Monday, Nov. 7 St. Louis 1 7 0 .125 100 211 mail: [email protected] Mariner 4, Dunbar 0 FGCU 78, St. Leo 59 (preseason) Nov. 19-20 343-6950; Web: www.leememori- Late Game Not Included al.org/foundation Ida Baker 3, East Lee County 2 Upcoming Games AJGT Quail Hollow Junior Golf Nov. 11 — at TCU, 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14 Evangelical Christian at Oasis, (n) Week 9 Classic — McComb, Miss.; two-day, Nov. 14 — vs. Ave Maria, 7:05 p.m. Children’s Hospital of SW Florida Tuesday, Nov. 8 Sunday’s Games 36-hole junior golf tournament for Dallas 23, Seattle 13 ages 12-18, four divisions; entry dead- Benefit Golf Classic — Pelican Nest Cape Coral at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. FGCU Women Golf Club, Bonita Springs; 18-hole Booker at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Game Miami 31, Kansas City 3 line midnight Nov. 13. Info: (318) 402- New Orleans 27, Tampa Bay 16 2446; Web: www.arrowheadjgt.com scramble format, entry fee $175 per Wednesday, Nov. 9 FGCU 68, Eckerd 50 (preseason) person, proceeds benefit Pelican East Lee County at Mariner, 7:30 p.m. Upcoming Games Houston 30, Cleveland 12 San Francisco 19, Washington 11 General Info Landing Fund’s support of Children’s Thursday, Nov. 10 Nov. 11 — at Seton Hall, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets 27, Buffalo 11 Cape Coral Sailing Club — Hospital. Info: Larry McPherson (239) Lehigh at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14 — at FIU, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta 31, Indianapolis 7 Meeting fourth Wednesday each 992-8810; e-mail: lpmcphersonasso- Ida Baker at Mariner, 7:30 p.m. Denver 38, Oakland 24 month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral Yacht [email protected] North Fort Myers at Estero, 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati 24, Tennessee 17 Club, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; adults Immokalee Foundation Charity Oasis at Canterbury, 6 p.m. GOLF Green Bay 45, San Diego 38 interested in boating (sail or power), Classic Pro-Am Golf Tournament — Riverdale at Bishop Verot, 7:30 p.m. Arizona 19, St. Louis 13, OT cruising or armchair are welcome. Bay Colony Golf Club, Naples; 7:30 N.Y. Giants 24, New England 20 Info: Ron Miniter 945-7761. a.m. breakfast, 9:30 a.m. shotgun start Girls Soccer Baltimore 23, Pittsburgh 20 Sailing Singles Club — Happy scramble format with different pro each Monday, Nov. 7 Coral Oaks Golf Course Open: Carolina, Detroit, Jacksonville, Minnesota Hour gathering first Friday each nine holes; limited to 24 foursomes Mariner 9, Dunbar 0 Women’s Golf Association Monday’s Game month, 5 p.m., general meeting third plus LPGA, PGA & Champions Tour Ida Baker 12, East Lee County 0 Par 4s — 11/3 Chicago at Philadelphia, (n) Thursday each month, 7 p.m.; learn to pros; entry fee $5,000, proceeds bene- Evangelical Christian 8, Oasis 0 A Flight — 1. (tie) M. Drahos, N. Resoort 50; sail with us; new members and cap- fit Immokalee Foundation’s educational 3. V. Cosh 53. Week 10 programs. Info: (239) 430-9122; Web: Bishop Verot 2, Riverdale 2 (tie) Thursday’s Game tains with sailboats welcome. Info: Tuesday, Nov. 8 B Flight — 1. G. Hahn 52; 2. V. Ney 55; 3. (tie) Shannon (239) 541-0104. www.immokaleefoundation.org M. Schnyer, S. Secora, P. Surette, J. Wason 56. Oakland at San Diego, 8:20 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17 Ida Baker at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13 Friday, Nov. 11 North Fort Myers at Mariner, 7:30 p.m. C Flight — 1. S. Carroll 57; 2. C. Bagley 61; 3. Barrier Island Paddle — Lee County Archers Open Range — D. Scott 62. Buffalo at Dallas, 1 p.m. Nalle Grade County Park range, North Booker at Bishop Verot, 5 p.m. Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Causeway Islands Park (north side first Wednesday, Nov. 9 island) to Fisherman Key, Kitchel Key Fort Myers; public invited 2-8 p.m., all Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. skill levels; 20-yard lighted covered East Lee County at Mariner, 5:30 p.m. St. Louis at Cleveland, 1 p.m. & Picnic Island; 9 a.m.-11 a.m., fee Thursday, Nov. 10 $40 per person (includes necessary pavilion, 30- to 80-yard lighted outdoor HOCKEY Arizona at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. range and 28-target field range. Info: Lehigh at Cape Coral, 5:30 p.m. gear) explore wildlife & scenery, Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. Fort Myers at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. canine companions (up to 100 pounds) welcome; online preregistra- Saturday, Nov. 19 Estero at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Oasis High School Baseball Golf Oasis at Canterbury, 4 p.m. ECHL New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. tion required. Info: (239) 533-7444; EASTERN CONFERENCE Web: www.leeparks.org Tournament — Coral Oaks Golf Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Course, 1800 NW 28th Ave.; 1 p.m. Atlantic Division Baltimore at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. City of Palms Golf Classic — Old Girls Basketball Corkscrew Golf Club, Estero; regis- shotgun start, foursome scramble for- Nov. 7, 9 W L OL SL Pts GF GA N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 4:15 p.m. tration 11:30 a.m., shotgun start mat; prizes, long drive, putting, hole-in- North Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Bishop Verot at Wheeling 6 1 0 0 12 32 17 Detroit at Chicago, 4:15 p.m. Reading 5 4 1 0 11 29 35 12:30 p.m. foursome scramble for- one and closest to pin contests; entry fee Riverdale Classic (preseason) New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:20 p.m. $100 per player, proceeds benefit Oasis Elmira 4 4 0 0 8 29 25 Monday, Nov. 14 mat; lunch before golf, appetizers Nov. 8, 10 afterward, contests & prizes; entry High School baseball team. Info: Louis Charlotte, Lehigh, Palmetto Ridge at Cape Trenton 2 7 0 0 4 27 41 Minnesota at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. North Division fee $125 per person ($500 per four- Korchick (239) 898-8332; Frank Haba Coral Classic (preseason) Kalamazoo 6 2 0 0 12 35 25 some), sponsorships available; pro- (239) 699-0572; Shuan Haag (239) Mariner at SWF Christian Classic (preseason) Chicago 5 3 0 0 10 23 21 ceeds benefit City of Palms Classic 590-5217; Web: www.golfdigestplan- Cincinnati 1 3 0 2 4 16 19 ON THE AIR basketball tournament Dec. 16-21. ner.com/19621-Oasis Toledo 2 5 0 0 4 15 22 Info: Ron Riley (239) 671-9347; Sunday, Nov. 20 SAILING South Division web: www.cityofpalmsclassic.com Lee County Archers 3D Archery South Carolina 8 3 0 0 16 34 22 Florida Championship Wrestling Shoot — Nalle Grade County Park Gwinnett 5 3 1 1 12 27 24 On Television Veterans Day Salute — Charlotte range, North Fort Myers; sign up 8 a.m., Florida 4 6 0 1 9 34 40 TODAY Harbor Event & Conference Center, shotgun start 9 a.m., shooting fee $10; Calusa Dash Greenville 4 5 0 0 8 29 39 7:30 p.m. — VS. (C/S) NHL Hockey: Punta Gorda; all military personnel roving field range of 20 3D target sta- Weekend Results WESTERN CONFERENCE Hurricanes vs. Devils with ID (active or retired) admitted tions plus 14-station NFAA field course. Double Kayak — 1. Chris & Moses Melloh, Mountain Division 8 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Football: free for eight matches, doors open Info: Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. North Fort Myers Utah 7 2 0 0 14 22 17 Northern Illinois vs. Bowling Green 6:30 p.m.; tickets start at $10 for Wednesday, Nov. 30 Guide Boat Veterans Men 65+ — 1. Paul Alaska 7 3 0 0 14 26 17 Wednesday kids, $20 adults. Info: (941) 639- 50-Plus Softball Registration — Robinson, Sanibel Colorado 4 5 0 0 8 28 36 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Basketball: 5833; Web: www.fcwwrestling.com Accepting applications for players, Kayak Open Women 18-45 — 1. Kay Radke Idaho 3 7 0 0 6 26 31 Lehigh vs. St. John’s Saturday, Nov. 12 all skill levels, for Tuesday/Thursday Johnson, Fort Myers Pacific Division 7:30 p.m. — VS. (C/S) NHL Hockey: Flyers vs. Intermediate Saltwater Fishing evenings at Cape Coral Sports Kayak Open Men 18-45 — 1. Dylan Easterday, Las Vegas 5 4 1 1 12 34 33 LIghtning Class — Cape Coral Yacht Club, 5819 Complex or BMX Park; winter/spring Cape Coral Ontario 4 2 1 0 9 25 20 8 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Miami Driftwood Pkwy., 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; cost season starts Jan. 3 (deadline Nov. Kayak Masters Women 46-64 — 1. Nancy Bakersfield 4 5 1 0 9 28 29 (Ohio) vs. Temple $35 (residents), $52 (non-residents); 30); cost $70 per player, tryouts held Landrus, Fort Myers Stockton 3 3 0 2 8 19 25 9 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Basketball: Capt. Gary Bonacci offers tips and 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays Kayak Masters Men 46-64 — 1. Douglas NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win, one Duquesne vs. Arizona techniques for the angler with limited prior to league games until Nov. 30, Lindsay, Naples point for an overtime or shootout loss. Thursday saltwater experience identifying all new players must attend at least Kayak Veterans Men 65+ — 1. Thomas Lisle, Monday’s Games 3 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) Soccer: USA vs. France potential spots, chumming, tides, one tryout. Info: Jennifer (239) 292- Fort Myers No games scheduled 4 p.m. — GLF (C/S) LPGA Lorena Ochoa knot tying, bait rigging and presenta- 2923; Tina (239) 267-9684 or (860) Stand-up Paddleboard Open Women 18-45 — Tuesday’s Games Invitational tion. Info: (239) 574-0806. 575-9452; Ken (941) 855-0489. 1. Jen Hayes, Naples Bakersfield at Ontario, 10 p.m. 8 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Virginia VolleyFest Coed Corporate Grass Stand-up Paddleboard Open Men 18-45 — Idaho at Las Vegas, 10:05 p.m. Tech vs. Georgia Tech Volleyball Challenge — Estero NOTE: See the entire Sports Rob MIrlenbrink, Dunedin Wednesday’s Games 8 p.m. — NFLN (C/S) NFL Football: Raiders vs. Recreation Center, 8:30 check-in, Calendar online at www.cape-coral- Elite SUP Open Women 18-45 — 1. Magda Wheeling at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Chargers play 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; coed adult daily-breeze.com. Send information Cooper, Destin Chicago at Toledo, 10:30 a.m. 8 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Golf: Australian Open teams (ages 18+), recreational 6s, about your group’s upcoming competitive 4s; entry fee $120-$170 events at least two weeks in competitive 4s, $250-$500 recre- advance to: Daily Breeze Sports ational 6s; also taking canned food Calendar, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... donations for Harry Chapin Food Cape Coral, FL 33904; or send e- Bank. Web: www.vfcvolleyball.com mail to: breezesports@breezenews- Send e-mail details to: [email protected] Key Largo Bridge Run — Key papers.com Page 14A Tuesday, November 8, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Five GOP hopefuls make Mack succession a dogfight By TERRY O'CONNOR reveal his platform soon. [email protected] “I love our community and our Five GOP hopefuls, including a nation and the current path we are Lee County commissioner, Cape traveling on is wrong,” Aubuchon Coral businessman, the son of ex- said. “Washington needs leaders CIA boss Porter Goss, a young willing confront the status quo, hold Naples attorney and a quirky out- true to their convictions and still of-state candidate have quickly affect positive change.” made the 14th District Goss, 45, wants to follow in his Congressional Republican primary father's congressional footsteps. race highly competitive. Goss spent most of the last Rep. Connie Mack, R-Fort decade working at the National Myers, opened the floodgates for Security Division at the Office of candidates two weeks ago when he Management and Budget, where he declared plans to run for the Senate helped prepare defense budgets, seat held by Sen. Bill Nelson, D- and later as the deputy staff director Miami. for the House budget committee, The 14th District congressional where he worked closely with seat represents Lee County, includ- Wisconsin Republican Rep. Paul More ing Boca Grande, and parts of Ryan. Charlotte and Collier counties. Goss said his top priority is mohawks State Rep. Gary Aubuchon, R- reviving the Southwest Florida Cape Coral; Republican Lee economy. Goss said politicians Above, Donnie County Commissioner Tammy need to “get our economic house in Schepp takes a Hall; Sanibel resident Chauncey order so our children aren't crushed photo of friends Goss, son of former CIA head with debt and the health and retire- Phillip Brady, left, Porter Goss; attorney Joe Davidow ment security of our seniors and Michael of Naples; and Timothy Rossano remains intact.” Jordan after they have all announced intent to suc- Three years out of St. Thomas got mohawks dur- ceed Mack. University School of Law, Davidow is the youngest in the ing the Christian Jim Roach, 59, a Cape Coral businessman and combat decorated politically mature field. He blames Life Fellowship veteran, who lost to Mack in 2010, those in office for the present middle school is running on the Democratic ticket. predicament of the sluggish Lee youth group’s So far he appears to be alone in the County economy. ‘Mohawks for Democratic primary. “The lack of growth in the econ- Meals’ fund-raising The economy will be the key omy and inability to obtain financ- effort for families issue in the race, the candidates all ing are directly related to the actions in need at agree. taken by our previous Congress,” Trafalgar Middle Hall, 51, has a grassroots politi- Davidow said. “I believe in making School Friday cal background augmented by his- informed decisions and drafting legislation to drive growth, create night. At right, toric achievements. She was named the first woman chair for the Lee jobs, limit government, protect the Dylan Taylor, 13, County Commission in its 119-year environment and drive America to gets a mohawk history after she became the first regain its competitive status in the haircut from woman ever re-elected to the Lee global market.” Vogue Hair County Commission in 2006. Long-shot Rossano of south Lee Studio’s Lora She spent five years as Fort County, a third-party candidate in Paonessa. The Myers Downtown Redevelopment Rhode Island for the “Cool group will distrib- Agency director of marketing and Moose”party, has also filed to run. ute Thanksgiving two with the city's Department of Others who have indicated pos- Day meals to the Tourism and Marketing as deputy sible interest: Former state Sen. families Nov. 19 director. In 1994, Hall left Fort Burt Saunders and former state Myers to open her own marketing Rep. Dudley Goodlette, Lee County and Nov. 21. For consulting business, Hall & Co., Commissioner Ray Judah, former more information which she maintains interest in. state Sen. Burt Saunders and state about the group or “I think it's important to stay in Rep. Paige Kreegel, R-Punta the effort, call 283- touch with real business people,” Gorda. Kreegel has filed to run for 2299 or visit Hall said. another congressional seat but, after clflife.com. Aubuchon, 49, a homebuilder redistricting, could run for Mack's and real estate agent, said he will seat. MICHAEL PISTELLA 14th District field at a glance

REPUBLICAN NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE ■ State Rep. Gary Aubuchon, 49, Cape Coral ■ Attorney Joe Davidow of Naples Boy killed in used to install carpet caused sev- big comeback. ■ Sanibel resident Chauncey Goss, 45, son of former CIA eral employees at Boca West Dr. Conrad Murray sat stone- head Porter Goss church van crash Country Club to feel sick. faced, his chin held high, as he ■ Republican Lee County Commissioner Tammy Hall, 51 WAUCHULA (AP) — Palm Beach County Fire Res- heard the verdict that could send ■ Timothy Rossano, "Cool Moose" candidate from Authorities say a 13-year-old boy cue spokesman Donald DeLucia him to prison for up to four years Massachusetts and resident of south Lee County was killed in Southwest Florida says about 50 new employees at and cost him his license to prac- over the weekend after a drunken DEMOCRAT the country club had gathered for tice medicine. He was handcuffed ■ driver crashed into the church van a meeting Sunday afternoon when and immediately led off to jail James Roach, 59, combat-decorated veteran as U.S. he was riding in. some of them began complaining without bail to await sentencing Army helicopter doorgunner in the Vietnam War. Owns a The Florida Highway Patrol of feeling dizzy. Nov. 29. technology and training consulting company in Cape Coral reports that the van was returning The Palm Beach Post reports The verdict marked the latest to St. Michael Catholic Church in that the first two firefighters who chapter in one of pop culture's Wauchula Saturday night when arrived at the scene also felt light- most shocking tragedies — the 28-year-old Enemias Roblero headed and were sent to the hos- 2009 drug-overdose death of the Gonzalez veered into the oncom- pital to be checked out. King of Pop at age 50 as he was ing lane. The van swerved, but DeLucia says rescue workers about to mount a series of heavily NFM High Knight troopers say Gonzalez's SUV hit looked at 13 employees and sent promoted concerts in London that the van's right side. six to the hospital. He says all he hoped would turn his career FHP says Adrian Rodriguez were treated and released. around after a slide prompted by was killed and eight others were child-molestation allegations and on Broadway show injured. years of bizarre behavior. Gonzalez was arrested and Nation's newest Members of Jackson's family charged with DUI manslaughter, national historic park wept, and his mother, Katherine two counts of DUI with serious Jackson, said, “I feel better now.” to be held Nov. 14 injuries and seven counts DUI in New Jersey His sister La Toya said she was and property damage. He was PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — A overjoyed and added: “Michael By ANDREA GALABINSKI “Guys and Dolls,” “Cats” and being held at the Hardee County majestic 77-foot waterfall unusu- was looking over us.” [email protected] more. jail. ally situated in the heart of a Members of the jury were More than 85 North Fort “It’s always challenging yet The group in the van had been working-class New Jersey city escorted from the building and Myers High School students exciting to work with 85 enthu- returning from the annual that inspired generations of new- not available for comment. will dance and sing in the pop- siastic singers and dancers,” Diocese of Venice Youth Rally at comers to America, fueled the Defense attorney Ed Chernoff ular, annual, one-night-only said Whitener. “This is the Bishop Verot High School in Fort Industrial Revolution and was said later in the day the verdict production of “A Knight On show that we don’t use cos- Myers. featured in everything from a was a disappointment and would Broadway.” tumes, sets or a live orchestra. It William Carlos Williams poem to be appealed. It will be held Monday, Nov. is always the special efforts an episode of the television show Asked how Murray took the 14, at 6:30 p.m. from the performers.” Man dies battling “The Sopranos,” became the verdict, Chernoff said, “He's a “‘Knight on Broadway’ is an Senior soloists for a Knight bees in longtime nation's newest national park on pretty strong guy.” absolute treat,” said North Fort on Broadway include Brandon Monday. Myers High School Principal Wiley, Rebecca Shea, Abbi Miami home The Great Falls in downtown Kimberly Lunger. “It’s the best Jeffrey and Daxson Cardinale. MIAMI (AP) — A 49-year- Paterson was given the national Man dangles for of the best as far as performers “This show and the classes old man died after he fell while he park designation in a ceremony hours off NY's and musical theater pieces. around it are one of my favorite tried to kill swarming bees in his attended by New Jersey officials, Certainly a must see in my things to do,” said North High family's longtime home. local schoolchildren, U.S. Interior Tappan Zee Bridge book.” Musical Director Gwen Gregg. Officials say the cause of Secretary Ken Salazar and the TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — The numbers to be per- “It is the highlight of my day.” death won't be known until an head of the National Park Service. A fired government worker with a formed at the open-to-the-pub- Gregg also said, “The solo autopsy is completed. But Donald Paterson, the third-largest city protest sign dangled for hours lic show are new and old and small group numbers are Mason's brothers told The Miami in New Jersey, was once a boom- from New York's Tappan Zee Broadway favorites, designed more interactive and they have Herald Sunday that he fell from a ing beacon of industry and later Bridge on Monday, backing up to delight, officials. developed their characters more chair and hit his head. Mason's fell on hard times. The waterfall, traffic for miles before dropping “This is our eighth year of this year. Anyone who comes to teenage daughter found him cov- framed Monday by a ring of blaz- into the Hudson River and being presenting ‘A Knight On see the show won’t be disap- ered in bees Saturday night. ing foliage, is second only to hauled aboard a police boat. Broadway’ show,” said pointed.” The Herald reports the man Niagara Falls in water volume Michael Davitt, 54, of Michele Whitener, head of the The choreographer of the was apparently trying to spray the east of the Mississippi River. Garnerville, N.Y., had been angry drama department. “It’s a musi- big show is Robin Dawn, who More than 2 billion gallons of bee hive, which was located about being dismissed in 2008 cal revue that combines solos, has volunteered for the job for inside a hole in the wall he was water a day pass over its summit duets and production numbers many years. to the swirling Passaic River from his counseling job with the trying to patch. from a variety of musicals, old The reputation of North Fort below. Rockland County mental health Miami police spokesman department and was well known and new. Myers High School as an arts Delrish Moss says officers heard to law enforcement, county “Students enjoy doing the school has resulted in more and a humming noise that sounded Jackson doctor Sheriff James Kralik said. show every year,” she said. more talented young perform- like the “the walls were alive” Monday morning, Davitt “Not only is it fun, but they are ers enrolling in the school each when they responded to a call convicted in drove a van onto the bridge, low- exposed to many musicals as year. Saturday night. star's drug death ered a rope ladder that was they prepare, so it is education- There will also be the big Mason's great-grandfather LOS ANGELES (AP) — anchored to the van and climbed al. It is hands-on, get up and do, Spring Show at the High built the house in the 1920s. Michael Jackson's doctor was down, then sat in a harness for with all including choreography School — “Crazy For You” — convicted Monday of involuntary more than three hours about 65 to make it happen.” on April 12 through 15. Carpet glue makes manslaughter in the pop star's feet above the river. Look for songs from North Fort Myers High death for supplying an insomnia- Attached to his apparatus was “Fame”, “America Idiot” and School is at 5000 Orange workers fall ill plagued Jackson with a powerful a banner accusing Rockland offi- “Rock of Ages” on the contem- Grove Blvd. For information, BOCA RATON (AP) — Fire operating-room anesthetic to help cials of a “cover-up” and “retalia- porary side, with favorites from call 995-2117. officials say fumes from glue him sleep as he rehearsed for his tion.” Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday, November 8, 2011

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Call (800)481- 9409 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE www.CenturaOnline.com Canoes & Paddle Craft COUNTY, FLORIDA China, Noritake, Case No. 11-CP-1117 Surfski 20FT kayak, 20ft with rut- IN RE: The Estate of: âBlue Dawnã pattern, ter, yellow, $500. (239) 872-4656 Cemetery - Cremation incomplete, 79 pieces, CEPHAS N. REID $1,200., OBO, Deceased Mausoleum crypts, side by side, (239) 275-5949 Cape Coral, Thursday, Friday & Cape Coral- Assisted living, NOTICE TO CREDITORS south side, Hall of Crucifixion. Fort Saturday, 11/10-11/12, 8am-4pm. Apartments & Duplexes For Rent approved for 6 residential living. 6- The above captioned estate is pend- Myers Memorial Gardens, current 4402 SE 10th Place (off Coronado) bedrooms, 4.5-baths, den, sprinkler ing in the Circuit Court for Lee value over $9,000. will sell for Christmas items, clothes, jewelry, Cape Coral corner duplex, near system and alarm, handicapped County, Florida, Probate $5800. Call (239) 574-1754 Miscellaneous lawn furniture, lots of everything. Pine Island Rd., off Andalusia, accessibility. Assessments paid. Division, the address of which is Cape Moving Sale. 234 SW 44th 2BR/1BA, with screened lanai, 1012 $245,000. Below market value. Clerk of the Court, Probate AIRLINES ARE HIRING - Train for Terrace (Off Pelican). Saturday NE 8th Place, W/D hook-up, (239) 297-5400, (754) 484-0169 Division, Lee County Justice Financial Services high paying Aviation Maintenance 11/12 7AM-1PM. Furniture, appli- $550./monthly, water, sewer, land- Center, P.O. Box 9346, Fort Career. FAA approved program. ances, tools, kitchen items, clothing, scape included, Call (239) 542-1481 Myers, Florida 33902-9346. The Financial aid if qualified - Housing name and address of the person- $$$ ACCESS LAWSUIT CASH too much to list. Cape Coral, 3/2/1, fenced backyard, available. CALL Aviation Institute of large screened lanai, washer/dryer Cape Coral Homes al representative and the person- NOW!!! $$$ As seen on TV.$$$ Maintenance (866) 314-3769 al representative’s attorney are Injury Lawsuit Dragging? Need hookup, ready 11/15/11. below. $500-$500,000++within 48/hrs? Antique Singer sewing machine, $750/month, 1st month and $500. All creditors of the decedent and Low rates APPLY NOW BY $125. Pump organ, works great Cape- Nov 12, Sat Only, 2035 SE deposit to move in. No pets please other persons having claims or PHONE! Call Today! Toll-Free: $400. (239) 265-6867 29th St, off Cornwallis. Everything (239) 898-0936, (239) 898-3206 demands against decedent’s (800) 568-8321 EARN COLLEGE DEGREE must go. Furniture, electronics, Cape, Pine Island Road area, not estate on whom a copy of this www.lawcapital.com ONLINE. *Medical, *Business, kitchen, clothes, baby, toys, home in forclosure. 2/1, large unit, tile, notice is served must file their *Criminal Justice. Job placement decor, office, garage items. We got appliances including washer, claims with this court WITHIN assistance. Computer available. it all! dryer. Nice duplexes Figuera/ THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS Help Wanted Financial Aid if qualified. SCHEV Ortiz area. Section 8 welcome. Cape SE, Gulf Access, 3/2/2, new AFTER THE DATE OF THE certified. Call (877)206-5165 $550. month. (330) 219-3097 roof and tile, freshly painted. Huge FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS A Better Career With Melton Great www.CenturaOnline.com lanai, fenced, good elevation at NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Central Cape Coral townhouse, 11.8’ (no flood zone), dock, 1-bridge Equipment & Benefits 2 Mos. CDL 2BR/2BA, 1600SF, just remodeled, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A SAWMILLS from only $3997- to river, $199,000. (239) 247-0869 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Class A Driving Exp (877)258-8782 MAKE MONEY & SAVE MONEY new paint, new floor, central heat & www.meltontruck.com air, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, THEM. with your own bandmill- Cut lumber All other creditors of the decedent Driver - Build Your Own any dimension. In stock ready to Cape- Nov 12/13, Sat/Sun, 7:00am- washer/dryer hook-up. $650/month. 5:00pm, 17 NE 7th Ter., near Santa Pets allowed. Call (239) 898-1752 and persons having claims or Hometime! Part-time, Full-time, ship. FREE Info & DVD: demands against the decedent’s Express & Casual lanes! Daily or www.NorwoodSawmills.com/300N Barbara and Tropicana. Small appli- FIRST MONTH FREE. Fort Myers, ances, housewares, holiday decor, estate must file their claims with Weekly Pay. Modern equipment! (800)578-1363 Ext.300N Sunterra Apartments, 3541 Evans. this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS CDL-A, 3 months recent experience clothes, new small girl’s bike other one free. 2BR $600., 3BR $700. available AFTER THE DATE OF THE required. (800)414-9569. now. On-site laundry, pool, close to FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS www.driveknight.com Pets & Supplies shopping. $99. security. (239) 936- SW Cape, 3/2/2 corner lot, 9years NOTICE. Drivers: Run GA, AL, MS, TN & FL 6865 EHO young. Bonus room or 4th bedroom, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL HOME WEEKENDS, Earn Up to Free kittens, get them before they’re large lanai, volume ceiling, soaking BE FOREVER BARRED. 39Ç/mi, 1 yr OTR Flatbed exp. Call: gone- very cute! (239) 462-7085 tub, ceramic throughout, new appli- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME SUNBELT TRANSPORT, LLC Condos For Rent ances, owner financing available. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, (800)572-5489 ext. 227 $100,000. (239) 471-7455 ANY CLAIM FILED TWO YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- Sporting Goods Fort Myers, 1363 Eagle Way Cape Coral, SE, DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS (Myrlee). Saturday 11/12 8AM-1PM. 2BR/2BA condo on canal, BARRED. Wanted To Buy Golf Cart, 1991, Club Car. Good Lots of woodworking tools, supplies. between Veterans and Real Estate Other Areas The date of the first publication of tires, almost new batteries, great Some furniture, home decor, City Hall, New tile, paint this notice is November 8, 2011. Cash paid: for old Military items. condtion. $1000. OBO Call for kitchenware, picture frames. Large and appliances. Pre-Grand Opening Sale! Sat. Co-Personal Representatives: Daggers, swords, old guns, uni- details (239) 707-3148 outdoor Christmas display. Clean, Water, pool November 19th Only. 6.34 acres Bronwyn H. White forms, patches, metals, insignia, non-smoking home. access and club house w/ direct lake frontage only $29,900! John R. Lonergan, Esq. field gear, awards, jackets, helmets, included, 1 covered Brand new, never before offered! c/o John R. Lonergan, P.A. and more. Toll free, local 1(866) Garage Sales parking space. 950sqft, Gorgeous wooded setting with deep 12520 World Plaza Lane, Suite 1 440-3280 (941) 416-3280 No pets, $725./month. water frontage on spectacular lake. Fort Myers, Florida 33907 Cape Community Sale, 121 NE 10th (239) 322-0017 Paved rds, power, phone, much 239) 275-8200 - Voice (239) 275- Place (off Hancock). Coral Village more. Unheard of prices - excellent 8201 - Fax Antiques Apartments. Friday 11/11 8AM- financing. Hurry out for 1st pick! Call Attorney for Personal Ft Myers- Huge!! Cape SW condo, 2BR/2BA, now (866)952-5302, x 71 Representative: 1PM. Clothing, housewares, ground floor, walk to Publix, Cash paid: for old Military items. antiques, collectibles, Christmas Multi-Community John R. Lonergan, P.A. Walgreens, heated pool, all tile, .com Daggers, swords, old guns, uni- ornaments, lots of stuff something Garage Sale, Silverlakes breezenewspapers John R. Lonergan, Esq. Bristol ParcinGateway. screened lanai, appliances, water FL Bar No. 933937 forms, patches, metals, insignia, for everyone. included, $650./month, Owner field gear, awards, jackets, helmets, 11242 Lakeland Cr. 12520 World Plaza Lane, 33913 (239) 699-3763. Suite 1 and more. Toll free, local 1(866) Semi Annual 440-3280 (941) 416-3280 Nice, large, 1BR/1BA condo, near Fort Myers, Florida 33907 One day only (239) 275-8200 - Voice Saturday 11/12 Cape Coral Hospital. All tile. Cape Coral- Flea Market, Nov Association pays (239) 275-8201 - Fax 11/12, Fri/Sat, Church of Epiphany, 8am-noon, 4 Hours only Donát miss! water/sewage/grounds, garbage November 8, 15, 2011 Collectibles 2507 Del Prado Blvd. Household pickup, building expenses. 86690 items, small appliances, books, Your only expense would be electric Cash paid: for old Military items. some furniture, linens, Christmas IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR and cable. No pets. Ideal for retired LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Daggers, swords, old guns, uni- items, & much more! individual. $500/month +deposit. forms, patches, metals, insignia, Automobiles PROBATE DIVISION Non-smoker preferred. (239) 549- CASE NO.: 11-CP-001522 field gear, awards, jackets, helmets, 1719 and more. Toll free, local 1(866) Division Probate 440-3280 (941) 416-3280 All Abandoned Vehicles IN RE: ESTATE OF We Buy Any Type DOROTHY F. CLARK, For Junk. Homes For Rent Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Appliances Cape Coral- Nov 11/12, Fri/Sat, Free Pick Up. $$ We Pay Cash $$ Cape Coral- Annual & Vacation The administration of the estate of 8:00am-1:00pm, 229 SW 43rd Rentals Available. Call for locations DOROTHY F. CLARK, deceased, Kenmore Side-by-side refrigerator, Street, off Pelican follow signs. 7-Days per week. & more info. Blue Sky Realty (239) whose date of death was with water and ice, Kenmore range Assorted household goods, some Tile or no title 573-1239. Or visit us at September 13, 2011, is pending with glasstop, LG and Tappan women’s clothes, used file cabinets, Call John www.blueskybuilders.net in the Circuit Court for Lee microwaves, all for $1000./nego- twin bed sets with dresser and mir- (239) 297-8772 County, Florida, Probate Division, tiable or will separate. All white, in ror, lamps, Craftsman rider mower, Cape Coral- Elegantly furnished the address of which is 1700 excellent condition. (585) 576-3526 needs new deck. 3/3/2, pool home. Washer/dryer, CASH FOR CARS! Any Make, Monroe Street, Fort Myers, FL carpet and wood flooring through- 33901. The name and address of Model, or Year. We Pay MORE! out. Rent by the month, season, or Running or Not. Sell Your Car or the Personal Representative and annual. Includes pool and lawn the Personal Representative’s Tools & Machinery Truck TODAY. Free Towing! Instant service. Call (561) 271-0990 Offer: (888)420-3807 attorney are set forth below. Shop Smith, Mark V, purchased in Cape, Dec 1st occupancy. 3/2, Key All creditors of the Decedent and 2005, includes band saw and belt Mercedes Benz 190E 1992, runs West style home with 2 car garage. other persons having claims or sander and more. $1000. OBO Call great, new tires, $2200. (239) 265- French doors, 2 patios. No pets, demands against Decedent’s for details (239) 707-3148 6867 First, and last. $1700. to move in. Estate, on whom a copy of this (239) 656-4448 notice is required to be served, must Page 2B Tuesday, November 8, 2011 CAPE- CORAL- DAILY- BREEZE. COM C APE C ORAL B REEZE file their claims with this Court All other creditors of the decedent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE www.lee.realforeclose. No liens found on anything. WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 and other persons having claims FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- com in accordance with Chapter Ilham T. Bargouthi-tenant; Darryl MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF or demands against decedent’s CASE NO: 08-4950-CA-G CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- 45, Florida Statutes on November Lewis Jones-titled owner: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF estate must file their claims with LASALLE BANK NATIONAL TY, FLORIDA. 21, 2011, the following described 1976 Chevrolet Corvette, blue, vin THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE CASE No. 10-CA-058189 property set forth below: 1Z37L6S444953, title THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A AFTER THE DATE OF THE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN MORT- COLE TAYLOR BANK, LOTS 22 AND 23, BLOCK 4825, 0090482514, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS GAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-FF2, PLAINTIFF, UNIT 71, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- no liens found. THEM. NOTICE. MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- VS. VISION, ACCORDING TO THE All other creditors of the Decedent ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BACKED CERTIFICATES, ANNETTE L. JENNINGS, ET AL. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Juan Alberto Rodriguez; and other persons having claims or BE FOREVER BARRED. SERIES 2007-FF2 DEFENDANT(S). ED IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES aka Juan A. Rodriguez: demands against the Decedent’s NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Plaintiff, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 88 THROUGH 107, INCLUSIVE, 1978 Wellcraft boat, hull Estate, must file their claims with PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, vs. SALE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE WEL00366M78A, this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) PAULEUS JOSEPH; ROSEMANE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- COUNTY, FLORIDA. title 682062, FL3388DA; Also, tri- AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE JOSEPH; UNKNOWN TENANT suant to the Final Judgment of Any person claiming an interest in axle steel trailer, no info. found; PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH I; UNKNOWN TENANT II, and Foreclosure filed May 27, 2011, in the surplus from the sale, if any, no liens found on anything. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN IS BARRED. any unknown heirs, devisees, the above action, I will sell to the other than the property owner as A Storage Place THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH The date of first publication of this grantees, creditors, and other highest bidder for cash at Lee of the date of the Lis Pendens 8330 Littleton Rd IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE notice is November 8, 2011. unknown persons or unknown Florida, on November 28, 2011, at must file a claim within sixty (60) N.Ft.Myers, Fl 33903 FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL Personal Representative: spouses claiming by, through 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- days after the sale. 239-656-6000 ph BE FOREVER BARRED. ROBERT L. WALTERS, JR. and under any of the above- close. com., in accordance with Dated this 31 day of October, 2011 239-656-6130 fx NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 105 Peachtree Lane named Defendants, chapter 45 Florida Statutes, for CHARLIE GREEN, www.astorageplacefla.com PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY Painesville, OH 44077 Defendants. the following described property: By: M. Parker November 3, 8, 2011 CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Lot 7, Block 3, LEHIGH ACRES Deputy Clerk 86580 MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Representative: SALE UNIT 2, according to the plat November 8, 15, 2011 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. CLARISSA J. NORRIS NOTICE is hereby given that the thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 86678 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION The date of the first publication of Florida Bar Number 0496073 undersigned Clerk of the Circuit 15, Page 75, of the Public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 this Notice is November 1, 2011. P.O. Box 07284 Court of Lee County, Florida, will Records of Lee County, Florida. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Cape Coral Towing & Recovery, Inc. Personal Representative: Fort Myers, Florida 33919 on the 18th day of November, Any person claiming an interest in IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 840 SE 9th Terrace Philip F. Schlichting Telephone: 239/437-3956 2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the surplus from the sale, if any, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Cape Coral, FL 33990 3231 Horse Carriage Way #1 November 8, 15, 2011 www.lee.realforeclose. com, in other than the property owner as CASE NO. 11-CA-51536 Auction Date: November 29, 2011 Naples, Florida 34105-2800 86697 accordance with chapter 45 of the date of the lis pendens must GREAT WESTERN BANK, a bank 9:00 a.m. Attorney for Personal IN THE PROBATE COURT Florida Statute, offer for sale and file a claim within sixty (60) days chartered under the laws of the 1. 2006 Toyota, 4-door, gray Representative: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA sell at public sale to the highest after the sale. The Court, in its dis- State of South Dakota, SUC- VIN #2T1BR32E86C621168 Kevin A. Kyle COUNTY OF: CHESTERFIELD and best bidder for cash, the fol- cretion, may enlarge the time of CESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE November 8, 2011 Attorney for Philip F. Schlichting CASE NUMBER 2010-ES-13-305 lowing-described property situate the sale. Notice of the changed LOANS OF TIERONE BANK, a 86702 Florida Bar No. 980595 IN THE MATTER OF: in Lee County, Florida: time of sale shall be published as federally chartered savings GREEN SCHOENFELD & KYLE VIRGINIA L. RODGERS Lot 4, Block 31, Unit 5, Section 36, provided herein. bank, by acquisition of assets NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION LLP NOTICE OF HEARING RULE TO Township 44 South, Range 26 DATED: October 26, 2011 from the FDIC, as Receiver of Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard SHOW CAUSE East, LEHIGH ACRES, according CHARLIE GREEN TIERONE BANK, which was West Coast Collision Fort Myers, Florida 33919 The Personal Representative of the to the Map or Plat thereof on file in By: S. Hughes closed by the Office of Thrift 901 Country Club Blvd. Telephone: (239) 936-7200 Estate of Virginia Lett Rodgers the Office of the Clerk of the Deputy Clerk of the Court Supervision on June 4, 2010, Cape Coral, FL 33990 Fax: (239) 936-7997 has been unable to ascertain the Circuit Court Recorded in Deed November 1, 8, 2011 Plaintiff, Auction Date: November 29, 2011 E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. whereabouts of persons entitled Book 281, Page and Plat Book 86611 vs. 10:00 a.m. com as heirs/devisees of the Estate of 15, Page 92, of the Public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MARILYN B. BLAS AND RENATO 1. 1992 Mazda, 2-door, white November 1, 8, 2011 Virginia Lett Rodgers to wit: Records of Lee County, Florida. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT H. BLAS, VIN #JM1NA3517N1301971 86617 Buster Rodgers and/or Louise pursuant to the Final Judgment IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Defendants. November 8, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Rodgers. This notice is issued to entered in a case pending in said FLORIDA NOTICE OF SALE 86703 COUNTY, FLORIDA all persons interested in the estate Court, the style of which is indicat- CASE NO. 2009-CA-059328 NOTICE is given that pursuant to a NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION: PROBATE DIVISION as heirs or devisees and to Buster ed above. ONEWEST BANK, F.S.B., SUC- Final Judgment in Foreclosure File No. 11-CP-1556 and Louise Rodgers whose Any person or entity claiming an CESSOR IN INTEREST TO filed August 12, 2011, in Case No. Public Auction to be held at 2944 Division: whereabouts or the fact of whose interest in the surplus, if any, INDYMAC FEDERAL BANK, 11-CA-51536, of the Circuit Court South Street, Fort Myers, FL IN RE: death is unknown, their personal resulting from the forcefulness F.S.B. of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in 33901 commencing at 8:00 AM ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH representatives, heirs or devisees sale, other than the property Plaintiff, and for Lee County, Florida, in on December 1, 2011 PRIMEAU to appear before the Probate owner as of the date of the Lis v. which GREAT WESTERN BANK Deceased. Court of Chesterfield County on Pendens, must file a claim on MARTHA CALDERON MADRIGAL November 30, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. same with the Clerk of Court with- is the Plaintiff, and in which MAR- 2000 FORD NOTICE TO CREDITORS and show case why the Personal A/K/A MARTHA EDILIA ILYN B. BLAS AND RENATO H. 2FTZF0734YCA53570 in 60 days after the foreclosure MARDRIGAL; WSVALDO The administration of the estate of Representative of the Estate of sale. BLAS are the Defendants, I will MICHAEL JOSEPH PRIMEAU, Virginia Lett Rodgers should not ANTONIO MADRIGAL; JOHN sell to the highest and best bidder Public Auction to be held at 1340 WITNESS my hand and official seal DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT IN Lavin Lane, N. Fort Myers, FL deceased, whose date of death be ordered to distribute the estate of said Court this 28 day of for cash beginning at 9:00 a.m. on was August 20, 2011; is pending as if Buster Rodgers and/or POSSESSION; JANE DOE AS www.lee.realforeclose. 33917 commencing at 8:00 AM October, 2011. UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- on the 7th day of December, in the Circuit Court for Lee Louise Rodgers, whose where- CHARLIE GREEN com in accordance with Chapter County, Florida, Probate Division, abouts or the fact of his/her death SESSION, AND ALL UNKNOWN 45, Florida Statutes on November 2011 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT PARTIES CLAIMING BY, File Number 11-CP-1556; the is unknown, as if they died before By: K. Dix 23, 2011, the following described address of which is P.O. Box the decedent. All persons entitled THROUGH, UNDER OR property set forth below: 1997 Linc Deputy Clerk AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. to the estate as heir or devisee or Copies to: LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK 4568, 1LNLM97V0VY618270 The names and addresses of the otherwise are notified to appear DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) UNIT 68, CAPE CORAL, November 8, 2011 John J. Schreiber NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR personal representative and the on November 30, 2011, at 11:00 BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 86695 personal representative’s attorney a.m. before the court to intervene ALIVE, WHETHER SAID THEREOF AS RECORDED IN 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS are set forth below. for their interest, if any, in the Orlando, Florida 32812 PLAT BOOK 23, PAGE 103, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: All creditors of the decedent and estate. HEIRS, DEVISEES, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, A Budget Towing, LLC gives Notice other persons, having claims or Wherefore, Buster Rodgers and/or John N. Brugger, Esq. COUNTY, FLORIDA. of Foreclosure of Lien and intent demands against decedent’s Louise Rodgers, their personal LIENORS, CREDITORS, Any person claiming an interest in Forsyth & Brugger, P.A. TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR to sell these vehicles on estate must file their claims with representatives, heirs or assigns 600 Fifth Avenue South, Suite #207 the surplus from the sale, if any, 11/19/2011 10:00 AM at 160 this Court, WITHIN THE LATER are hereby notified to appear in OTHER CLAIMANTS, MORT- other than the property owner as Naples, FL 34102 GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Hunter Blvd., Suite B-1, Cape OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER the Probate Court of Chesterfield Attorney for Defendant Pauleus of the date of the Lis Pendens Coral, FL 33909 pursuant to sub- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- County on November 30, 2011 for TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. must file a claim within sixty (60) Joseph Defendants. section 713.78 of the Florida LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR the reasons as set out herein B&H #256788 days after the sale. Statutes. A Budget Towing, LLC THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE above. NOTICE OF SALE Dated this 31 day of October, 2011 DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY Harris, McLeod & Ruffner November 1, 8, 2011 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant CHARLIE GREEN, reserves the right to accept or OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Andrew F. McLeod 86609 to the Summary Final Judgment By: M. Parker reject any and/or all bids. All other creditors of the decedent Attorney for the Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of Foreclosure filed on March 19, Deputy Clerk 1997 MITS Eclipse and other persons having claims 222 Market Street/PO Drawer 1449 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2010, and the Order November 8, 15, 2011 4A3AK34Y1VE168933 or demands against decedent’s Cheraw, South Carolina 29520 AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale 86679 November 8, 2011 843-537-5204 86686 estate, must file their claims with DA. filed on October 31, 2011, in this IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE this Court WITHIN THREE (3) November 8, 15, 22, 2011 CASE No. 36-2009-CA-062308 cause, in the Circuit Court of Lee NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 86682 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., County, Florida, I will sell the IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, AFA TOWING gives Notice of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL Plaintiff, property situated in Lee County, FLORIDA Foreclosure of Lien and intent to THIS NOTICE. CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE vs. Florida, described as: CIVIL ACTION sell these vehicles on 11/21/2011 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL COUNTY, FLORIDA WROBLEWSKI, ANDREW, et al., LOT 3, BLOCK 43, UNIT 5, SEC- Case No.: 11-CC-004284-LFH 09:00 am at 19011 SAN CARLOS BE FOREVER BARRED. PROBATE DIVISION Defendants. TION 24, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH THE REGENCY OWNERS ASSO- BLVD., FORT MYERS BEACH, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME File No. 11-CP-1556 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGH CIATION, INC., FL 33931-2220, pursuant to sub- PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Division: SALE ACRES, ACCORDING TO THE Plaintiff section 713.78 of the Florida ANY CREDITORS CLAIM FILED IN RE: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- MAP OR THEREOF ON FILE IN vs. Statutes. AFA TOWING reserves TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH suant to an Order or Final THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF JANET BOEHM, et al., the right to accept or reject any AFTER THE DECEDENT’S PRIMEAU Judgment entered in Case No. CIRCUIT COURT, RECORDED Defendants. and/or all bids. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. deceased. 2008-CA-023009 of the Circuit IN PLAT BOOK 15, PAGE 68, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO 1998 CHEVROLET THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE F.S. CHAPTER 45 2G1WL52M1W9139026 TION OF THIS NOTICE IS: (Intestate) in and for LEE County, Florida, COUNTY FLORIDA Notice Is Given that pursuant to a 2002 KIA NOVEMBER 1, 2011. The administration of the estate of wherein, BANK OF AMERICA, a/k/a 2716 16TH STREET W, Final Judgment of Foreclosure KNAFB161925074157 Personal Representative MICHAEL JOSEPH PRIMEAU, N.A., is Plaintiff, and, WROB- LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33971 filed October 26, 2011 in Case November 8, 2011 NORMAN PRIMEAU deceased, File Number 11-CP- LEWSKI, ANDREW, et al., are at public sale for cash Beginning No. 11-CC-4284-LFH of the 86687 950 San Carlos Drive 1556, is pending in the Circuit Defendants, I will sell to the high- 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- County Court of the Twentieth NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: G & C Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 Court for Lee County, Florida, est bidder for cash at close. com in accordance with Judicial Circuit in and for Lee AUTOMOTIVE & TOWING gives Attorney for Personal Probate Division, the address of www.lee.realforeclose. com , at chapter 45 Florida Statutes on County, Florida, in which The Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Representatives: which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 30 November 30, 2011. Regency Owners Association, and intent to sell these vehicles ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire Myers, Florida 33902. The names day of November, 2011, the fol- Any person claiming an interest in on 11/24/2011, 08:00 am at 3865 Florida Bar No. 348724 and addresses of the personal lowing described property: the surplus from the sale, if any, Inc. is the Plaintiff, and JANET L. representative and the personal BOEHM is the Defendant, I will BONITA BEACH RD BONITA PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. FROM A CONCRETE POST other than the property owner as SPGS, FL 34134-4110, pursuant 12685 New Brittany Blvd. representative’s attorney are set MARKING THE SOUTHEAST of the date of the lis pendens must sell to the highest and best bidder forth below. for cash beginning at 9:00 a.m. at to subsection 713.78 of the Fort Myers, FL 33907 CORNER OF GOVERNMENT file a claim within 60 days after the Florida Statutes. G & C AUTO- Telephone: (239) 278-1800 All interested persons on whom a LOT 2, SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP sale. www.lee.realforeclose. com, in copy of the Notice of accordance with Chapter 45, MOTIVE & TOWING reserves November 1, 8, 2011 45 SOUTH, RANGE 21 EAST, Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 1 the right to accept or reject any 85615 Administration is served must file RUN NORTH 8 DEGREES 40’ day of November, 2011. Florida Statutes, on January 18, any objections that challenge the 2012, the following described and/or all bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE EAST 330.15 FEET ALONG THE CHARLIE GREEN qualifications of the personal rep- EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 5, Clerk of the Circuit Court property set forth in the order of 1995 PONTIAC COUNTY, FLORIDA resentative, venue, or jurisdiction Final Judgment: 1G2WJ12M3SF278571 PROBATE DIVISION TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE By: K. Dix of this Court, by filing a petition or 21 EAST;THENCE NORTH 81 Deputy Clerk Unit L-165, THE REGENCY, A 1996 KIA File No. 11-CP-1524 other pleading requesting relief CONDOMINIUM according to the KNDJA7233T5519293 IN RE: ESTATE OF DEGREES 20” WEST ALONG November 8, 15, 2011 with this Court, in accordance with THE NORTH LINE OF BLOCK 1, 86674 Declaration of Condominium 3992 VOLVO Maria C. Baron, the Florida Probate Rules, WITH- thereof as recorded in O.R. Book YV1KS9500N0018631 Deceased. CASTAWAY KEY, 440 FEET TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE THE POINT OF BEGINNING; 1529, at Page 1471, and as sub- November 8, 2011 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- sequently amended, in the public 86705 THENCE SOUTH 8 DEGREES CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- The administration of the estate of OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 40’ WEST 120.21 FEET; records of Lee County, Florida. Maria C. Baron, deceased, Case The date of the first publication of TY, FLORIDA Dated this 26 day of October, 2011. THENCE NORTH 81 DEGREES CASE NO. 2008-CA-004565 No. 11-CP-1524, is pending in the this Notice is November 1, 2011. 20’ WEST 75 FEET; THENCE CHARLIE GREEN, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Circuit Court for Lee County, Personal Representative: COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, As Clerk Of Circuit Court NORTH 8 DEGREES 40’ EAST INC., JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, Florida, Probate Division, the NORMAN PRIMEAU 120.21 FEET; THENCE SOUTH By: S. Hughes INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure address of which is Lee County 950 San Carlos Drive Plaintiff, As Deputy Clerk 81 DEGREES 20’ EAST 75 FEET vs. of Lien and intent to sell these Justice Center, 1700 Monroe Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Conformed copies sent to: vehicles on 11/20/2011, 8:00 am Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The Attorney for the Personal ISSAC MONTES DE OCA; TAYMI James Michael Costello, Law names and addresses of the per- Representative: BEING LOT 15, OF AN SOTO, ET AL. Offices of James M. Costello, at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, sonal representative and the per- ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION Defendants P.L., Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- sonal representative’s attorney Attorney for Norman Primeau KNOWN AS CASTAWAY KEY RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Office Box 549, Fort Myers, FL suant to subsection 713.78 of the are set forth below. Florida Bar No. 348724 AND LYING IN GOVERNMENT SALE 33902-0549 Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- All creditors of the decedent, and PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. LOTS 2 AND 3, SECTION 5, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- JANET L. BOEHM, 6777 Winkler ING & RECOVERY, INC. other persons having claims or 12685 New Brittany Blvd. TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE suant to a Final Judgment of Road, #165, Fort Myers, Florida reserves the right to accept or demands against decedent’s estate, Fort Myers, FL 33907 21 EAST, UPPER CAPTIVA Foreclosure filed June 26, 2009, 33919 reject any and/or all bids. including unmatured, contingent or Telephone: (239) 278-1800 ISLAND, LEE COUNTY, FLORI- and entered in Case No. 2008- November 1, 8, 2011 1997 DODGE unliquidated claims, on whom a November 1, 8, 2011 DA. SUBJECT TO A 25 FOOT CA-004565, of the Circuit Court of 86612 1B7HF16Y1VJ532993 86614 EASEMENT FOR ROAD RIGHT 2002 VOLVO copy of this notice is served, must OF WAY ON THE SOUTH, ALSO the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in YV1RS61R922094673 file their claims with this court, 6 FOOT EASEMENT ON EACH and for LEE County, Florida. November 8, 2011 WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 BOUNDARY FOR DRAINAGE COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, FICTITIOUS NAMES 86689 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FORECLOSURES INC. (hereafter “Plaintiff”), is AND PUBLIC UTILITIES. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Any person claiming an interest in Plaintiff and ISSAC MONTES DE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE the surplus from the sale, if any, OCA; TAYMI SOTO; SUNTRUST ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Superior Towing gives Notice of THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COUNTY, FLORIDA. other than the property owner as BANK; IVANIS PARRA; IDALMIS Notice is hereby given that the Foreclosure of Lien and intent to COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON CIVIL DIVISION of the date of the lis pendens must REGALADO and CURRENT undersigned, desiring to engage sell these vehicles on 12/4/2011, THEM. CASE NO. 362010CA057473 file a claim within 60 days after the OCCUPANT(S) are defendants. I in business under the fictitious 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd All other creditors of the decedent, XXXXXX sale. will sell to the highest and best name of Ronicki Plumbing, 603-A Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- and other persons having claims FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- DATED this 1 day of November, bidder for cash beginning at 9:00 Leonard Boulevard, Lehigh Acres, suant to subsection 713.78 of the or demands against decedent’s GAGE ASSOCIATION, 2011. a.m. at www.lee.realforeclosure. FL 33971 in the community of Florida Statutes. Superior Towing estate, including unmatured, con- Plaintiff, CHARLIE GREEN com in accordance with chapter Lehigh Acres, County of Lee, reserves the right to accept or tingent or unliquidated claims, vs. Clerk, Circuit Court 45 Florida Statutes on the 1 day of State of Florida, intends to regis- reject any and/or all bids. must file their claims with this ESPERANZA G. BECKER; et al By: K. Dix December, 2011, the following ter this fictitious name with the 2001 SATURN court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Defendants. Deputy Clerk described property as set forth in Florida Secretary of State. 1G8ZF52851Z208095 THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT November 8, 15, 2011 said Final Judgment, to wit: All Clear Water Service Inc. November 8, 2011 LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. TO CHAPTER 45 86676 LOT 22, BLOCK 9, UNIT 1, LEHIGH By: Edward L. Say, President 86694 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- PARK, SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP Owner NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BE FOREVER BARRED. suant to an Order or Summary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 44 SOUTH, RANGE 26, EAST, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN LEHIGH ACRES, ACCORDING November 8, 2011 WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- Final Judgment of foreclosure 86696 VICE CENTER & TOWING gives PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, filed June 28, 2011 and an Order AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) DA. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and Resetting Sale filed October 25, intent to sell these vehicles on YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 2011, and entered in Case No. CASE No. 2008-CA-023009 W PAGE 64, OF THE PUBLIC ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, The undersigned does hereby certi- 11/21/2011, 8:00 am at 953 COUN- 362010CA057473 TRY CLUB BLVD., CAPE CORAL, IS BARRED. XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the Plaintiff, FLORIDA. fy that Cynthia Walker is conduct- The date of the first publication of vs. Any person claiming an interest in ing a Hull Cleaning business at St. FL 33990-3023, pursuant to subsec- Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. this notice is November 1, 2011. for Lee County, Florida, wherein EMPERIO, HARRIET, et al., the surplus from the sale, if any, James City, Florida under the fic- Personal Representative: Defendants. other than the property owner as titious name of Cheyenne Diving WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- VICE CENTER & TOWING reserves Michele Baron GAGE ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE of the date of the Lis Pendens & Salvage and that said firm is 1440 SE 19th Street SALE must file a claim within 60 days composed of the following per- the right to accept or reject any and ESPERANZA G. BECKER; and/or all bids. Cape Coral, FL 33990 BRUCE W. BECKER; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- after the sale. sons whose names and places of Attorney for Personal suant to an Order or Final Dated this 1 day of November, residence are as follows: 1995 DODGE UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; 1B7FL26X8SS273552 Representative: UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and Judgment entered in Case No. 2011. Cynthia Walker ROBERT C. ADAMSKI 2008-CA-023009 of the Circuit CHARLIE GREEN 2851 Oleander November 8, 2011 ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES 86688 1714 Cape Coral Parkway CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT St. James City, FL 33956 Cape Coral, FL 33904 THROUGH, UNDER OR in and for LEE County, Florida, BY: S. Hughes Ownership of Cheyenne Diving & Tel: 239/542-4733 AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- wherein, BANK OF AMERICA, As Deputy Clerk Salvage is as follows: FLA BAR NO. 268771 DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR N.A., is Plaintiff, and, EMPERIO, November 8, 15, 2010 Cynthia Walker MISCELLANEOUS November 1, 8, 2011 HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HARRIET, et al., are Defendants, 86675 It is my intention to apply to the 86616 HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR I will sell to the highest bidder for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Department of State, Division of NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY cash at www.lee.realforeclose. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Corporations, State of Florida to DATES COUNTY, FLORIDA HEREIN DESCRIBED, are com , at the hour of 9:00 A.M., on IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, register the said name of CATALINA AT WINKLER PRE- PROBATE DIVISION Defendants, I will sell to the high- the 30 day of November, 2011, FLORIDA Cheyenne Diving & Salvage SERVE File No. 11-CP-1541 est and best bidder for cash at the following described property: CIVIL DIVISION under the provision of Chapter 90- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Division Lee County’s Public Auction web- LOTS 23 AND 24, BLOCK 5201, CASE NO. 11-CA-51538 267 (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of DISTRICT IN RE: ESTATE OF site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, CAPE CORAL UNIT 83, GREAT WESTERN BANK, a bank Florida (Section 865.09, Florida BARBARA ANN WALTERS at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT chartered under the laws of the Statutes), 1990. The Board of Supervisors of Deceased. a.m. on the 11 day of January, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN State of South Dakota, SUC- November 8, 2011 Catalina at Winkler Preserve NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2012, the following described PLAT BOOK 23, PAGES 41 CESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE 86704 Community Development District The administration of the estate of property as set forth in said Order THROUGH 54, INCLUSIVE, LOANS OF TIERONE BANK, a will hold their regular monthly BARBARA ANN WALTERS, or Final Judgment, to-wit: PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE federally chartered savings meetings for the Fiscal Year deceased, whose date of death LOT 35 AND 36, BLOCK 3872, COUNTY, FLORIDA. bank, by acquisition of assets AUCTIONS 2011/2012 on the dates as fol- was AUGUST 12, 2011, is pend- CAPE CORAL UNIT 53, Any person claiming an interest in from the FDIC, as Receiver of lows: ing in the Circuit Court for Lee ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR the surplus from the sale, if any, TIERONE BANK, which was Auction: Saturday, November 19, County, Florida, Probate Division, PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- other than the property owner as closed by the Office of Thrift 2011 November 16, 2011 the address of which is P.O. Box ED IN PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 64- of the date of the lis pendens must Supervision on June 4, 2010, 9:00 A.M. at A Storage Place February 15, 2012 9346, Fort Myers, FL 33902-9346. 78, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE file a claim within 60 days after the Plaintiff, 8330 Littleton Rd., N. Ft. Myers, FL May 16, 2012 The names and addresses of the COUNTY, FLORIDA. sale. vs. 33903 August 15, 2012 personal representative and the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN DATED this 1 day of November, CHERYL MADER AND LOUIS J. 239-656-6000 personal representative’s attorney INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS 2011. MADER All meetings will convene at 3:30 are set forth below. FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, CHARLIE GREEN Defendants. Household, Misc. and Vehicles: p.m. and will be held at the office All creditors of the decedent and OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY Clerk, Circuit Court NOTICE OF SALE Elisabeth Wheeler H38 10x10 of DR Horton, Inc., located at other persons having claims or OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF By: K. Dix NOTICE is given that pursuant to a Danny Callegari AC14 5x8 13880 Treeline Avenue South, demands against decedent’s THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE Deputy Clerk Final Judgment in Foreclosure Erica Tharp F7 10x10 Suite 3, Fort Myers, Florida estate on whom a copy of this A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS November 8, 15, 2011 filed August 12, 2011, in Case No. Dave Genovese I52 5x10 33913. The meetings are open to notice is required to be served AFTER THE SALE. 86677 11-CA-51538, of the Circuit Court Maureen Trebisovsky L6 10x15 the public and will be conducted in DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on accordance with the provisions of must file their claims with this of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in Florida Law for Community court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 October 25, 2011 Looking for a Contractor? and for Lee County, Florida, in Christopher Todd Artrip; MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF CHARLIE GREEN which GREAT WESTERN BANK aka Chris Artrip; Development Districts. There As Clerk, Circuit Court Turn to the Shopper’s may be occasions when one or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF is the Plaintiff, and in which aka Christopher Artrip L18 10x15; more Supervisors will participate THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS By: S. Hughes Business & Service Directory CHERYL MADER AND LOUIS J. Also, 1977 Ebko boat, hull AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE As Deputy Clerk MADER are the Defendants, I will EBK07055M77B, FL8205EP; by telephone. At the above loca- OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE November 1, 8, 2011 Classified 574-5644 sell to the highest and best bidder Also, 1977 Continental boat trailer, tion there will be present a speak- 86610 er telephone so that any person ON THEM. for cash beginning at 9:00 a.m. on 350 lbs., vin NOVIN0200671157, can attend the meeting at the Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday, November 8, 2011

above location and be fully this proceeding should contact the order to participate in this pro- ly thereafter; otherwise a default address on record at the clerk’s PLAINTIFF, informed of the discussions taking A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- ceeding, you are entitled at no will be entered against you for the office. VS. place either in person or by tele- 1322, not later than seven (7) days cost to you, to the provision of cer- relief demanded in the complaint WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida JUAN SUSANA, ET AL. phone communication. Each prior to the proceedings. If hearing tain assistance. Please contact or petition. Family Law Rules of Procedure, DEFENDANT meeting may be continued to a impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via Ken Kellum, Court Operations DATED on November 3, 2011 requires certain automatic disclo- NOTICE OF ACTION date, time, and place to be speci- Florida Relay Service. Manager whose office is located CHARLIE GREEN sure of documents and information. To: Scharlette Susana Gonzalez fied on the record at the meeting. MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, at Lee County Justice Center, As Clerk of the Court Failure to comply can result in sanc- a/k/a Scharlette Gonzalez a/k/a Florida 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, By: B. Lightner tions, including dismissal or striking Scarlett Susana Gonzalez Pursuant to provisions of the By: Rosa S. Estrada FL 33901, and whose telephone As Deputy Clerk of pleadings. RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Americans with Disabilities Act, Deputy Sheriff number is (239) 533-1700, at If you are a person with a disability Dated: October 14, 2011. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 2508 any person requiring special November 8, 15, 22, 30, 2011 least 7 days before your sched- who needs any accommodation in CHARLIE GREEN Barcelona Ave., Fort Myers, FL accommodations to participate in 86698 uled court appearance, or imme- order to participate in this pro- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 33905 this meeting is asked to advise diately upon receiving this notifi- ceeding, you are entitled at no By: S. Spainhour AND TO: All persons claiming an the District Office at (239) 936- cation if the time before the cost to you, to the provision of cer- Deputy Clerk interest by, through, under, or 0913, at least 48 hours before the scheduled appearance is less tain assistance. Please contact October 18, 25, November 1, 8, against the aforesaid meeting. If you are hearing or ACTIONS than 7 days; if you are hearing or Ken Kellum, Court Operations 2011 defendant(s). speech impaired, please contact IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE voice impaired, call 711. Manager whose office is located 86487 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Florida Relay Service at COUNTY, FLORIDA November 8, 15, 2011 at Lee County Justice Center, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE an action to foreclose a mortgage 1(800) 955-8770, who can aid you CIVIL DIVISION 86680 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT on the following described proper- in contacting the District Office. CASE NO. 362011CA053074 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE FL 33901, and whose telephone IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, ty located in Lee County, Florida: XXXXXX COUNTY, FLORIDA number is (239) 533-1700, at FLORIDA LOT 46, BLOCK 58, UNIT 6, FORT A person who decides to appeal any THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- CIVIL DIVISION least 7 days before your sched- CIVIL ACTION MYERS SHORES SUBDIVISION, decision made by the Board with LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW CASE NO. 362011CA053332 uled court appearance, or imme- CASE NO. 11-DR-007219 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT respect to any matter considered YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE XXXXXX diately upon receiving this notifi- Judge: Carlin, John S. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN at the meeting is advised that this CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- cation if the time before the ANCUTA R. BOAR, PLAT BOOK 17, PAGES 75 same person will need a record of CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC scheduled appearance is less Petitioner. THROUGH 79 INCLUSIVE, PUB- the proceedings and that accord- LOAN TRUST 2005-86CB HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP, than 7 days; if you are hearing or v LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN- ingly, the person may need to MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Plaintiff, voice impaired, call 711. RUBEN M. RAMIREZ, TY, FLORIDA. ensure that a verbatim record of CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005- vs. November 8, 15, 2011 Respondent. has been filed against you, and you the proceedings is made, includ- 86CB, SUSAN SOMMERS A/K/A SUSAN 86681 NOTICE OF ACTION are required to serve a copy of ing the testimony and evidence Plaintiff; L. SOMMERS; et al,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO: Ruben M. Ramirez your written defenses, if any, to upon which the appeal is to be vs. Defendants. TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, unknown current address this action, on Gladstone Law based. ROBERT D. LOWNIE; et al, NOTICE OF ACTION IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Group, P.A., attorneys for plaintiff Defendants. TO; SUSAN SOMMERS A/K/A FLORIDA a Petition for Dissolution of whose address is 1499 W. Molly Syvret NOTICE OF ACTION SUSAN L. SOMMERS Case No.: 11-DR-5836 Marriage has been filed against Palmetto Park Rd, Suite 300, District Manager TO: SHERRY LOWNIE Last Known Address Division: ___ you wherein the Petitioner seeks Boca Raton, FL 33486, and file Run Date 11/08/11 Last Known Address 3916 SE 11TH PL, #501 VERONICA ANN DICKENS BAR- a dissolution of marriage and the original with the Clerk of the 86652 14990 BIMINI WAY CAPE CORAL, FL 33904 BER Final Judgment. Court, within 30 days after the first NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE BOKEELIA, FL 33922 Current Residence is Unknown Petitioner You are hereby required to serve a publication of this notice, either NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Current Residence is Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action and copy of your written defense, if before or immediately thereafter, virtue of a certain Writ of Execution YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- LONNIE BARBER any, to the above-described otherwise a default may be heretofore issued out of the Circuit to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- lowing described property in Lee Respondent. Petition on ALLAN T. GRIFFITH, entered against you for the relief Court of Lee County, Florida, on the lowing described property in Lee County, Florida: NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- of Allan T. Griffith, P.A., Counsel demanded in the Complaint. LUTION OF MARRIAGE This notice shall be published once 19th day of October, 2011, in the County, Florida: THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM for Petitioner, at 2100 McGregor a week for two consecutive weeks matter of ACCENT ELECTRONIC THE WEST 132 FEET OF THE PARCEL COMPOSED OF TO: LONNIE BARBER Boulevard, Fort Myers, Florida in the Cape Coral Daily Breeze. SYSTEMS INTEGRATORS, INC., EAST 264 FEET OF THE NORTH APARTMENT NO. 501, AND AN 255 BAYBERRY DR. 33901, Telephone: (239) 334- DATED: November 1, 2011 Plaintiff, and INTECON, INC., 1/2 OF LOT 1, BLOCK 4, UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THOSE BYRON, GA 31008-3925 9199, and file the original with the CHARLIE GREEN Defendant(s). I have levied upon KREAMERS AVOCADO SUBDI- COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action clerk of the above-styled Court on Clerk of the Circuit Court and taken into my constructive cus- VISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT TENANT THERETO IN ACCOR- has been filed against you and you or before the 6 day of December, By: K. Perham tody, the following described per- BOOK 5, PAGE 21, OF THE DANCE WITH AND SUBJECT are required to serve a copy of your 2011; otherwise a Judgment may Copies furnished to: sonal property, as property of PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE TO THE COVENANTS, CONDI- written defenses, if any, to it on be entered against you for the Gladstone Law Group, P.A. Intecon, Inc., Defendant(s), to wit: COUNTY, FLORIDA. TIONS, RESTRICTIONS, VERONICA ANN DICKENS BAR- relief demanded in Petition of 1499 W. Palmetto Park Rd, Suite has been filed against you and you TERMS AND OTHER PROVI- BER, whose address is 4715 Dissolution of Marriage. 300, Boca Raton, FL 33486 Crestron Electronics Equipment are required to serve a copy of SIONS OF THE DECLARATION DELEON ST., 227, FT. MYERS, FL WITNESS my hand and seal of the “If you are a person with a disability your written defenses, if any, to it OF CONDOMINIUM OF CAR- 33907, on or before November 23, above entitled court, this 27 day of who needs any accommodation in AND on the 13th day of December, on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., LETON PLACE CONDOMINIUM, 2011, and file the original with the October, 2011. order to participate in this pro- 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL clerk of this Court at P.O. BOX 310, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ceeding, you are entitled, at no thereafter as possible), in Lee address is PO BOX 11438, (954) RECORDS BOOK 1432, AT FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33902, CHARLIE GREEN cost to you, to the provision of cer- County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL PAGE 1425 THROUGH 1469, before service on Petitioner or BY: K. Coulter tain assistance. Please contact Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, 33339-1438, within 30 days from AND ALL AMENDMENTS immediately thereafter. If you fail to As Deputy Clerk the ADA Coordinator, Mr. Ken Sheriff Mike Scott, will offer for the first date of publication, and THERETO, OF THE PUBLIC do so, a default may be entered November 1, 8, 15, 22, 2011 Kellum at 1700 Monroe Street, sale, and sell to the highest bidder file the original with the Clerk of RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, against you for the relief demanded 86613 Suite 1213, Ft. Myers, FL 33901; for cash in hand, the right, title this Court either before service on FLORIDA. in the petition. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE telephone number 239-335-2231 and interest, the above described Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- has been filed against you and you Copies of all court documents in this TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- two (2) working days of your real property as the property of ly thereafter; otherwise a default are required to serve a copy of case, including orders, are available CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE receipt of this notice; if you are Intecon, Inc., Defendant(s), sub- will be entered against you for the your written defenses, if any, to it at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s COUNTY, FLORIDA. hearing impaired, call the Florida ject to any and all prior liens and relief demanded in the complaint on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., office. You may review these docu- CASE No. 11-CA-053410 Relay Services at 1-800-955- encumbrances, if any, to satisfy or or petition. Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose ments upon request. THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- 8771 (TTY); if you are voice as may be applied to this execu- DATED on November 3, 2011 address is PO BOX 11438, (954) You must keep the Clerk of the LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW impaired, call the Florida Relay tion and costs of levy and sale. CHARLIE GREEN 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL Circuit Court’s office notified of your YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Services at 1-800-955-8770.” As Clerk of the Court 33339-1438, within 30 days from current address. (You may file CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF November 8, 15, 2011 IN ACCORDANCE with the By: B. Lightner the first date of publication, and Notice of Current Address, Florida THE CWABS, INC., ASSET- 86673 Americans with Disabilities Act, per- As Deputy Clerk file the original with the Clerk of Supreme Court Approved Family BACKED CERTIFICATES, sons with disabilities needing spe- If you are a person with a disability this Court either before service on Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in SERIES 2006-19, cial accommodation to participate in who needs any accommodation in Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- this lawsuit will be mailed to the

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