NOW THREE DAYS A WEEK POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM County CAPE CORAL champs Hancock Pirates slug way past unbeaten CCA Red Sox BREEZE —SPORTS EARLY-WEEK EDITION WEATHER:Partly Sunny • Tonight: Mostly Clear • Wednesday: Mostly Sunny — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 56 Tuesday, May 10, 2011 50 cents Council mulls proposed charter changes voters opt to base council compensation on Little consensus first go-around on committee-tendered amendments the population, not the number of regis- By DREW WINCHESTER sense to citizens, and voters, come posed change in the methodology used to tered voters, one of two proposed compen- sation options proposed by the Charter [email protected] November, when people could be asked to determine council compensation. “Maybe It’s unclear what charter amendments support a $10,000 pay raise for council the only justification for putting that on the Review Commission. may make it onto the ballot in November, members and the mayor for 2013, among ballot is it’s a lightning-rod issue. It will “I personally felt it was a little much,” as city council neither wholly endorsed nor other items. get people to the polls.” Deile said of the proposed change. “We decried the work of the charter review Councilmember Bill Deile said that Yet Deile didn’t think the pay raise for have a population decline, we have seen a commission on Monday night. issue alone should be enough to entice vot- council members was proper, especially revenue decline, we ask our workers to Instead, officials went through the pro- ers and get them out to the polls. given the recent decrease agreed to by the work harder with less and at the same time posed changes individually, adding and “If nothing else, it’s going to bring city’s blue collar workforce. take a salary cut — to make us immune subtracting what they thought would make people out to vote,” Deile said of the pro- A council pay increase would occur if See CHARTER, page 3A 25 to be inducted into honor society By MEGHAN McCOY Society include Stephanie Diaz and [email protected] Amanda Peterson, junior Kayshel Twenty-five new members will Trudell and sophomore Laura be inducted into the Mariner High Acosta. School chapter of the National Senior Dale Wagner, sopho- Technical Honor Society tonight more Joshua Teeter and Michael during the school’s second induc- Wozny and freshmen Nicole tion ceremony since it was intro- Amaya, Benjamin Diamond, Daria duced last year. Park, Gerilynn Rossman, Megan The Mariner High School jun- Skowronski, Alexander Suarez and iors who will be inducted into the Tyronica Ward will be inducted medical, health and social services into the tech services, information National Technical Honor Society technology, R&D National Tuesday night include Monica Technical Honor Society. Amaya, Kelly Bravard, Annie Anita Lamourewx, co-advisor Charles, Amanda DiCicco, of the Mariner High School chap- Stephanie Leon Alexa Macri, ter, said the first induction was held Angela Minich, David Suarez and last semester with 26 members. Amanda Yoho. She said their membership has Sophomore Tristan Miller and grown to 51 students in one year. freshmen students Nicole Amaya The purpose of the National and Jennifer Lear also will be Technical Honor Society is to inducted. acknowledge outstanding student The seniors who will be induct- achievement in career and technical education. MEGHAN MCCOY ed into the technology and commu- Michelle Wolcott shows excitement after Habitat for Humanity Vice President of nications National Technical Honor Family Services Tanya Soholt gives her the keys to her new home Saturday morn- ing. Also pictured is son, Isaiah Perez, 3. Senior advocacy group Home for Mother’s Day: Women Build looking to start chapters makes ownership possible for Cape mom By ANDREA GALABINSKI To go By MEGHAN McCOY moving all of her furniture in and get settled. [email protected] [email protected] She planned to spend Mother’s Day unpacking A new senior advocacy group Who A mother of two young boys became a all of her belongings, along with organizing her called Seniors Speak and Speak For Seniors Speak and homeowner of a three-bedroom, two-bath north kitchen. Seniors will hold an organizational Speak For Seniors Cape Coral home Saturday morning after a Wolcott submitted her request of interest to meeting Thursday, May 12. What weeklong Habitat for Humanity Women Build Habitat for Humanity in January after the It is a non profit, non medical, Organizational meeting non political entity, said organizer event brought approximately 40 women application sat on her dresser for a couple of When together to rehabilitate a foreclosed home. months as she tossed around the idea of filling Robert Hertz. The purpose of the group is to Thursday, May 12 A home dedication was given for Michelle it out and turning it in. Once her job was out- 6 p.m. Wolcott and her sons Adrien Wolcott, 5, and sourced in October last year, the need to fill out help seniors become more empow- ered. Where Isaiah Perez, 3, Saturday morning, which the application began to grow. All Faiths Unitarian Church Wolcott said right as she was being let go, “Our main purpose is to lessen brought out many of her friends, family, volun- 2756 McGregor Blvd. the same company that dismissed her offered a isolation and loneliness and to teers and sponsors of the Women Build event Information and RSVP that took place from April 30 job in a different division, allow seniors to speak together in a which she took without supportive, positive atmosphere,” No charge light dinner through May 8. RSVP to Robert Hertz The opening prayer was hesitation. Unfortunately, he said, adding seniors can share provided by the Rev. Susan the new job was a their real life experiences in the 471-3277 decrease in pay with a group. Henderson and the blessing of Over the course of the week the home was given by Robin loss of benefits. The The meeting will be held at 6 mation on pharmacy options, living up to 40 volunteers young and change with work led to p.m. at All Faiths Unitarian Church, arrangements available to seniors King. Before the blessing old gave their time to help ren- began, everyone was asked to her moving in with her 2756 McGregor Blvd. Information and definitions of different levels of find a spot on the exterior of ovate the home by patching parents a little over a year about decision making for seniors senior care cost. the home and place their hand the walls, painting the interior ago. will be offered, with a panel and “This is variations and what you on the wall while a prayer was and exterior of the home, The Wolcott family discussion. Seniors, their families get for your money, helping you to read. installing new mirrors, replac- stumbled upon a three- and friends, and anyone looking to focus on what’s best for you.” Vice President of Family ing appliances, replacing the bedroom, two-bath home start a chapter in another local area, Hertz is a licensed clinical social Services Tanya Soholt pre- floors and any other rehabilita- that was built in 2001 are invited to attend. worker. sented Wolcott with an assort- tion that needed to be done. after being handed a list Besides launching the group “As a senior myself, making ment of gifts before she of foreclosed homes that there, Hertz’s goal is also to estab- decisions about my future, I have received her keys Saturday she could choose from in lish local chapters outside of the found lots of conflicting informa- morning. She was given a Cape Coral, rather than greater Fort Myers city area. tion as I saw it, less-than-true repre- pink hardhat and tool belt that building a new home. The To accomplish the goal of sentation, and great lack of knowl- the women used during the home is 1,089 square feet empowerment, there will be month- edge of what costs and options truly event, along with a hammer, with a 250-square-foot ly meetings where seniors, families are. paint brush, American flag, a tool kit and a sun porch and a fenced-in yard with trees. and friends can support one another “By sharing information and our Bible that had her name engraved on it. Over the course of the week up to 40 volun- and develop what works best in experiences, we can strengthen sen- After Wolcott received the keys to her teers young and old gave their time to help ren- their decision making. ior options.” home, she told the crowd smiling that she was ovate the home by patching the walls, painting “My main view is we should be A light dinner will be served at speechless. the interior and exterior of the home, installing able to talk and share our experi- no charge but a donation to the “It’s a hand-up, not a hand-out,” she said new mirrors, replacing appliances, replacing ences both good and bad so that church is suggested. You must about her new home. “It is everything I need to the floors and any other rehabilitation that service providers know more about RSVP to Hertz so there is an ade- make the boys feel comfortable.” needed to be done. our needs,” he said. quate meal count; call 471-3277. Wolcott said as soon as the last car left her Speakers expected to attend the “There has already been a lot of home Saturday morning she was going to begin See HOME, page 2A initial meeting will provide a vari- excitement about the group,” Hertz ety of information, including infor- said.

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WHAT’S INSIDE Town Hall meetings set Sullivan to host evening Councilmembers Chris Chulakes-Leetz, Annie’s Mailbox...... 12A Horoscopes...... 12A Pete Brandt and Kevin McGrail have Chat Session Wednesday Florida Mayor John Sullivan will host his second Cape Life ...... 7A Obituaries ...... 2A scheduled their next town hall meetings. Lottery District 4 Councilmember Chris live online chat session on Wednesday, May Classifieds ...... 1-4B Police Blotter ....2A CASH 3: Chulakes-Leetz has scheduled an evening 11. This session will begin at 6:30 p.m. Comics ...... 10A Sports ...... 10-11A 1-4-9 / 2-9-0 town hall for today, May 10, at the Rotino Participants are invited to join the city-spon- PLAY 4: Center at the Yacht Club. The hours are 6 sored chat forum and ask questions of the Crossword...... 10A TV Listings...... 9A 6-3-1-3 / 2-0-2-7 mayor. The chat session will be 90 minute. Fantasy 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. The theme is “Come one, Dr. Donohue ...... 12A Weather ...... 2A come all. Let’s have a discussion.” The room will have a moderator to ensure 9-19-30-32-36 appropriate language and commentary. To Editorial ...... 4-5A Lotto District 2 Councilmember Brandt and 24-25-43-46-48-53 District 6 Councilmember McGrail have access the chat forum, go to the City’s web- x 4 scheduled town halls on the same day and site at www.capecoral.net. A link to the chat Florida Powerball time, May 14 at 10 a.m. Brandt will host will be on the main portal page in the top right 2-11-27-47-55 corner. The chats will be archived and post- PB 15 x 4 his meeting at the South Library (off Mohawk Parkway) while McGrail will host ed online on the City’s chat page so that citi- his meeting at the North Library (off zens who are unable to participate can read the chat log. 7 48445 46010 1 Chiquita). Page 2A Tuesday, May 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Schools turn to fireworks fund raisers

By MEGHAN McCOY $20 million every year to help various it,” he said about the restaurants and teers to make it successful,” Mazur said. [email protected] organizations. businesses which also provided items to “It’s nice to see when a successful com- With a down economy, a high school “TNT Fireworks is really a great com- be raffled off during the event. pany gives back to the community to boosters club decided to take matters pany to pair with,” Mazur said, because Mazur said the fund raiser was more make it successful.” into its owns hands to help raise money they are looking to raise money in like a community picnic because the Since the first year was successful for for their football team. today’s tough economic times. “The fact community came together to enjoy them- the Black and Blue Touchdown Crew, Jorge Mazur became a member of the that they are still willing to give back selves while making a fireworks pur- Mazur said, they decided to hold the football boosters club, Black and Blue says something about the company.” chase. fireworks fundraiser for the Cape Coral Touchdown Crew for Ida Baker High “By participating in our fundraising Mazur said that TNT Fireworks made Christian Academy football team. School two years ago when his son program, these non-profit groups not the fund raiser easy for them to hold Mazur said they are hoping to raise began playing the sport. only have the opportunity to provide because all he had to do was provide the between $5,000 and $10,000 for the Mazur said after he heard about the their communities with fireworks, volunteers. Cape Crusaders. He said since it is only idea of having a fireworks fund raiser sparklers and novelties, but they also The company provided the safety and the second year the private school has from Head Coach Brian Conn, he began have access to the resources needed to education information the volunteers had a team, it is important to raise addi- looking at firework companies online. continue making a difference in the com- needed to sell fireworks. tional funds for their football team. TNT Fireworks, which is based out of munities they serve,” President of TNT The company also made sure they This year Mazur said The Cape Florence, Ala., has provided its assis- Fireworks East Tommy Glasgow said in pulled all the correct permits the Black Crusaders will be selling TNT fireworks tance to non-profit organizations for the a prepared statement. and Blue Touchdown Crew needed to for Cape Coral Christian Academy fund past 40 years by giving them the tools Mazur said last time they held the sell fireworks in Cape Coral, along with raiser on the corner of Del Prado they need to operate and sell TNT fire- fund raiser they raised $4,600 for the Ida assembling the tent, signs and advertis- Boulevard and Pine Island Road. He said works at stands and tents in their com- Baker High School football team. ing. a tent will be set up on that corner from munity. The company raises more than “The community really jumped into “All we have to provide is the volun- late June through July 5.

POLICE BLOTTER

(The police blotter contains public information committed. All persons are innocent until proven guilty was charged Sunday with DUI. obtained from the Cape Coral Police Department, the in a court of law.) ■ Lelah Virginia Reynolds, 30, of 806 S.E. Eighth Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Lee County Jail Place, was charged Friday with violate driver’s license booking log. Arrests made are suspicions of crime(s) restrictions, DUI and refuse to submit to DUI test. Arrests ■ ■ Edwin Sanchez, 23, of 1019 S.E. Fifth Place, was William Babiltz, 61, of 1213 S.E. 22nd Terrace, charged Sunday with DUI. was charged Friday with battery touch or strike domes- ■ Kevin Charles Seltzer, 39, of Cape Coral, was tic violence. ■ charged Friday with trespassing fail to leave property Daniel R. Crossen, 22, of 110 N.W. Ninth upon order by owner. Terrace, was charged Friday with marijuana distribute. ■ ■ Corey Ocean Shade, 23, of 1948 Skyline Blvd., Keith Patrick Dermody, 36, of 2310 First St., Apt. B, was charged Sunday with battery touch or Apt. 202, was charged Monday with drive while license strike. suspended. ■ ■ Gregory Thomas Sillcocks, 54, of 4146 S.E. Charles Patrick Derobbio, 23, of 1019 N.W. 24th Seventh Place, was charged Sunday with DUI and Ave., was charged Saturday with burglary unoccupied refuse to submit to DUI test after license suspended. conveyance unarmed and larceny petit property $100 to ■ Nicholas Adam Sweeney, 28, of 1406 S.E. under $300. ■ Second Place, Apt. 2, was charged Saturday with DUI. David Frederick Drake, 58, of 933 S.E. 27th ■ Tina Marie Tomasino, 45, of 1807 Concordia Terrace, was charged Saturday with battery touch or Lake Circle, Apt. 2102, was charged Sunday with hit strike domestic violence. ■ and run leave scene of crash involve damage to proper- Jonathan Wesley Hayes, 32, of 2813 S.E. Eighth ty, DUI and DUI with damage property. Ave., was charged Sunday with resist officer obstruct ■ Angel L. Torres, 35, of Cape Coral, was charged with violence. ■ Sunday with attach registration license plate not Melinda Kay Johnson, 49, of 2139 S.E. 19th assigned and drive with suspended revoked driver’s Place, was charged Sunday with drive while license license. suspended. ■ ■ Juan Torres Cruz, 43, of 1628 S.W. 44th Terrace, Garrett Michael Kern, 23, of 3519 S.W. 29th was charged Monday with operate motor vehicle with- Ave., was charged Monday with loitering or prowling. ■ out valid license. Jessica Sharon Magnano, 22, of 1303 S.E. 14th ■ Lyle Edward Tutterrow, 41, of 1213 S.E. 36th Terrace, was charged Saturday with DUI. ■ St., was charged Sunday with DUI. Lisa Ann Morgan, 47, of 2319 Somerville Loop, ■ John Curtis Van Voorhis, 64, of 1503 S.E. 10th Apt. 408, was charged Saturday with DUI with damage Ave., was charged Saturday with aggravated battery property and DUI unlawful blood alcohol .15 or higher commit. or with person under 18. ■ ■ Rickey Anthony Washington, 23, of 641 S.E. Stephen Hugh Omeara, 54, of 228 S.E. Van Loon 13th Place, Apt. 2, was charged Friday with cruelty Terrace, was charged Saturday with DUI. ■ toward child torture punish cage a child, drugs possess Lisa Marie Parrish, 47, of 3745 S.W. Second controlled substance without prescription, drive while Ave., was charged Sunday with DUI unlawful blood license suspended and resist officer obstruct without alcohol .15 or higher or with person under 18. ■ violence. Ryan Joseph Rehberg, 31, of 3614 N.W. Second ■ Colin James Woods, 21, of 3434 S.W. 26th St., was charged Saturday with marijuana possess not Place, was charged Monday with DUI and DUI with more than 20 grams and DUI. damage property. ■ Michael James Rentz, 60, of 2518 S.E. 26th St., Home: Lowe’s donated $5,000 gift card From page 1A CEO and president of Habitat for Humanity Kitty or of the home. Green said it was all cosmetic work that was done over “On Saturday we started painting,” Williams said the course of the week. about the women who were a step ahead of the plan. “I think the women loved doing this,” she said. “The The following day, she said the Wolcott family put participation has been really enthusiastic.” new flooring in the bedroom before a group of five vol- Vice President of Construction Jackie Williams said unteer women continued the rehabilitation by painting the last five days were an amazing experience because the exterior of the home on Monday. of all the women who came out to make the event suc- “When are volunteers come out they come out to cessful. She said Women Build kicked off on April 30 work,” Williams said. “They take their work very seri- with 28 women and one man who participated in the ously.” demo day. Whatever they could salvage or recycle, Williams The women were broken down into different groups said they did. to help with the rehabilitation of the home throughout Wolcott said she stopped by every day to see the the week. Williams said progress. on demo day the women “Habitat is the answer,” she said. “27 Years of Serving Cape Coral’s Insurance Needs” NEW SYSTEMS were already ahead of More than 140 businesses and individuals donated A C schedule due to their money to go towards the $50,000 sponsorship fee for 10 Year Complete Warranty R-410A 13SEER determination and finish- the Women Build event. The event’s national sponsor, DELAPLANE I NSTALLED ing of removing old cabi- Lowe’s, provided a $5,000 store gift card, along with a 2-TON 3-TON 4-TON $ 1950 $ 2250 $ 2550 nets and baseboards, so clinic for the women who participated in Women Build. 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By MEGHAN McCOY the music. [email protected] “I like watching people dance,” he Mariner High School hosted the sec- said. ond annual Spring Dance last week for Leon said this year he made some new all West Zone high school students tak- friends with the DJs. ing part in life skills and functional skills Senior Heather Getty from Mariner classes. High School spent the majority of the Eighteen students from Ida Baker dance on the dance floor. She said she High School and 11 students from Island enjoyed the event because she likes the Coast High School attended the festivi- music and dancing, along with catching ties with the Mariner High School stu- up with old friends. dents on May 5. The event was also successful due to The students gathered around picnic four Mariner High School senior volun- tables and enjoyed pizza and sandwich- teers, who recently were nominated for es, along with a few deserts, before the May’s Do The Right Thing awards pro- dance. gram. Mariner High School teacher Carla PJ Banner said he helped make the Jerdan said she began the dance last year juice, along with helping the students as an opportunity for the students. decorate the gym. He said after helping “It is a great opportunity for them to the participating students one day it sky attend a school dance and socialize with rocketed and he has been helping in their their peers,” Jerdan said. classroom ever since. A few of the stu- Ida Baker High School teacher dents have his phone number, so they Lorraine Lacona agreed the Spring can call him if they want to talk. Dance offers a good opportunity to Banner said he also provides prizes to the students when they do not get too socialize. MICHAEL PISTELLA Island Coast teacher Tammy Bayly many points while in the classroom. agreed it also provides an opportunity to Volunteer Kenny Moore works with Students Erica Horsmon, Mariah Speese, and Tito Concepcion socialize meet with students from other schools. the students every day during physical before their Spring Dance at Mariner High Thursday. Bayly said the dance has encouraged education class and in their classroom. her to start brainstorming events they Codie Parrish said she has been work- could host at Island Coast, which she ing with the students since her sopho- for her. well because she works with all the stu- would like to do once each quarter. more year. She said after she had a Elizabeth Bruchers said she has been dents on a weekly basis. She said she Isaiah Sparks, a junior at Ida Baker, ceramics class with one of the students, working with the students for the past helps them find jobs and volunteer work, attended the dance for the second year it turned into a chain reaction of talking four years, something she enjoys. so they can obtain real life experiences. this year. He said he enjoys the event and working with many other kids. “They are always happy to see me,” “It’s awesome,” she said about the because he can meet new friends and “I enjoy their smiling faces and it Bruchers said. dance. It boosts all of their morale.” dance. makes me feel better,” Parrish said. Employment specialist with Mariner Jerdan said she could not put on the Jonathan Leon, also a junior at Ida “Anything we can do to help with their High School, Ida Baker High School, dance without the help from Chick-fil-A, Baker, said although he does not like to feelings is always a good thing.” Island Coast High School and Cape Jason’s Deli, IRagazzi Pizza, Walmart dance that much, he enjoyed listening to She said it has been a great experience Coral High School attended the event as and Publix Cape developer acquires control of Calusa Ridge community

By MARIANNE PATON by the previous owner. [email protected] “We will be able to provide a home for Premier Properties of Cape Coral and a cost equal to what some of those home- Majocka Enterprises plan to breath new sites were being sold for in 2006,” he life into the defunct Calusa Ridge com- said. “A potential homeowner can now munity project in Bokeelia. purchase a lot for $39,000, and the Recently the group acquired control- homes we have designed specifically for ling interest of the property, located next this property start as low as $179,900.” to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal The construction of a new model Catholic Church on Stringfellow Road in offered by Premier Properties is sched- Bokeelia. uled to be constructed later this month. Back during the building boom, the The new designs called “island-style” large tract was prepped for a new high- homes were developed with Pine Island’s end housing development, but the project laid-back lifestyle in mind, according to came to a screeching halt when the real project manager John Majocka. estate market began to plummet and has “We are very excited about becoming remained untouched for the last several part of the Pine Island community and we years. will do our part to keep the area looking According to Roger Schutt, managing nice to be good neighbors,” he said. “Our partner of Calusa Ridge with Premier floor plans for homes are very flexible Properties, all of that is about to change. and fit well into the island surroundings. “We are excited about Calusa Ridge’s We also will be leaving as many trees as natural setting and nature preserve areas,” possible as we view this property and the he said. “The development has one-acre lake as a nature preserve and intend to home sites nestled among the pines and a keep it that way. Our goal is to maintain six-acre lake. We also will be installing the integrity of the preserve.” underground utilities to maintain the nat- The preferred builder for the project is ural feel of the area.” Southwest Florida Homes, which offers CONTRIBUTED According to Schutt, home sites are both Old Florida and island-style homes This artist rendering of an “island-style” home is a typical example of available from $39,000-$59,000 and ranging from 1,800 square feet to 2,600 those to be built in the Calusa Ridge community located on Stringfellow include the underground installation of square feet with prices ranging from Road in Bokeelia. waterlines, electric, phone, cable and irri- $199,900-$299,900. The home designs gation. call for metal roofs and front porches, and committee prior to construction. Majocka said. “We have no intention of The Calusa Ridge property is subdi- many of the materials used in the con- Each lot will be sodded and land- pressuring anyone to develop a lot, and vided into 45 lots that were originally struction are recycled. scaped to meet Cape Coral landscape even if they don’t plan to build for anoth- planned for development in 2006. With The starter home design for the Calusa codes. Many of the available lots sur- er 10 years, it’s not a problem.” the exception of a model home, no hous- Ridge gated community is the Boca round a large lake located in the middle According to Schutt, Southwest es were built on the property and, with Grande. This three-bedroom, two-bath of the property, while others are nestled Florida Homes has been in business the decline in housing prices, Premier home has 2,233 square feet of living into small cul-de-sacs. locally since 1976 and have built more Properties is set to offer buyers a new space with a total area of 3,200 square There is no time restriction as to when than 1,200 homes in Lee County, includ- home for a fraction of the original price. feet, including a two-car to three-car a person purchases a lot and must build ing Pine Island. According to Schutt, his company pur- garage and spacious lanai. on it. For more information, call the Calusa chased the Bokeelia property for The floor designs can also be altered “Many of our buyers are several years Ridge sales office at 887-1200 Friday- $475,000, a small sum when compared to fit the owner’s needs, but those who away from retiring and are purchasing Sunday, from noon-5 p.m., or visit online to the $4 million that was paid in 2005 prefer to use another builder must have lots now while the prices are reasonable,” at: calusaridge.com. designs approved by the architectural Charter: Cape council gets first look at proposed amendments From page 1A Councilmember Kevin McGrail said it and do the best they can, especially if we the right to terminate police officers should would be important not to overwhelm vot- clarify it so everyone understands.” they find themselves in some sort of ers in November with too many proposed from that, when asking them to sacrifice, The mayor also said he’d like to see the administrative trouble. charter amendments, adding that three, (is unfair).” charter amended so that city council has maybe four, changes would be suitable Councilmember Chris Chulakes-Leetz, for voters to decide. who wanted a meeting to deal with the Mayor John Sullivan said voters will charter changes specifically, thought “cre- be smart enough to digest the charter ating” voter turnout by placing something amendments before them, should council on the ballot would be irresponsible as a decide to put some of the issues on the council. ballot, and it was important for voters to Chulakes-Leetz called the discussion — stay informed and educated as they head which went over two hours — unprofes- to the polls. sional. He said city council had no faith in “I don’t believe going through all of this voters. is going to be productive or resolve what “I think the people that live in this city we want to bring to voters,” he said. “I are smart enough to realize this is don’t know why we’re trying to ram this extremely important,” Sullivan said. through in an unprofessional manner.” “They’re going to look at these options NOTICE OF TOWN HALL MEETING The City of Cape Coral Councilmember Brandt will hold a US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 5/28/11 BZ00 town hall meeting on Saturday, May 14, 2011 beginning at US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 5/28/11 10:00 AM at the South Library located at 921 SW 39 th Terrace, Cape Coral, Florida. Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC City Clerk

NOTICE OF TOWN HALL MEETING The City of Cape Coral Councilmember McGrail will hold a town hall meeting on Saturday, May 14, 2011 beginning at Fort Myers “Experience and Care Lehigh Acres 6091 S. Pointe Blvd. 5220 Lee Blvd., Bldg. 9 10:00 AM at the Northwest Regional Library located at 519 466-2020 You Can Trust” 368-3838 Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral, Florida. Cape Coral Bonita Springs 1138 Country Club Blvd. 3940 Via Del Rey Rebecca van Deutekom, CMC 458-5800 992-5666 City Clerk Offer does not apply to Advantica Managed Insurance Plans including Freedom, Optimum and some Univer sal. CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Tuesday, May 10, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Justice has been done JACK GLARROW, Publisher “Ding dong the witch is dead!” colleagues, this would The killing of bin VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor As crowds gathered outside the be a vindication for the Laden might have CHRIS STRINE, Editor White House, at the site of Ground policies of Vice erased a symbol, but it Zero, and in other public places to President Dick Cheney doesn’t end the con- 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 cheer news of the death of Osama and President George flict. The president bin Laden, President Obama said in W. Bush. made his obligatory • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 a late Sunday night address from the The political impli- statement, also made Member Florida Press Association White House, “Justice has been cations of this success- by his two predeces- done.” To one man justice has been ful operation are sors, that the U.S. “is done, but not to the terrorist move- already being debated. not — and never will ment itself, which is bigger than any President Obama will be — at war with Home prices one man and whose franchise head- probably get a bump in Islam.” But it cannot quarters appears to have moved now his sagging poll num- be denied that a partic- to Yemen. bers, which is fine, Cal Thomas ularly virulent strain of At the end, bin Laden died a after all bin Laden was religious disease has stumble badly coward, hiding in a fortified man- killed on his watch. invaded virtually all of sion in Abbottabad, Pakistan. This But this operation was a team effort those who have killed or wounded Unemployment is typically the last economic indicator to was no Hitler-in-his-bunker fanned out over three administra- so many Americans, including those recover from a recession, but even at 9 percent the jobless rate moment in which the Nazi dictator tions. The war isn’t over, though, as of the Muslim faith. is positively brisk compared to another badly lagging sector of expired by his own hand. Adolf President Obama said. If our policy is to hunt down the economy — housing. Hitler’s death came as Allied troops Since Osama bin Laden dropped these terrorists and exact justice, it The rate of decline in home prices had been improving swept into Berlin and by then the out of sight, with only the occasion- is a good policy that should be pur- since it seemed to have bottomed out in 2009. But that German war machine had been al message filtered through al- sued with the rest of the al-Qaida upswing has come to an abrupt end. The real estate research crushed. Jazeera, his effectiveness in plan- leadership wherever we find them. firm Zillow says home prices dropped 3 percent in the first While Nazism was based on the ning new terror attacks has always Let’s celebrate this American victo- quarter of this year and fell 8.2 percent year-over-year. Prices flawed premise of racial superiority, been problematic. Surely he trained ry — it’s needed in this ongoing have not fallen for 57 straight months, according to Zillow, al-Qaidaism is based on the equally and inspired a new generation of war — but then let’s keep the pres- and 28.4 percent of homeowners are underwater on their flawed notion of the superiority of a terrorists who will now take up his sure on and not give these terrorists mortgages, meaning they owe more than their house is worth. particularly radical form of Islam mantle and seek to use whatever a moment’s rest. Economists who had forecast the housing market would and the innate inferiority of all other “martyrdom” they can sell to new There is plenty more that can be bottom out this year are now saying it will be sometime in religious beliefs. recruits to encourage others to join done, not only in Europe, but also in 2012. Media reports in the aftermath of the war against the “Great Satan.” this country where too many terror- Acting as a drag on any recover is the vast number of fore- the president’s announcement said It is good that bin Laden was ists reside, plotting to kill even closed homes selling — when they sell — at huge discounts. the key for the American forces killed in Pakistan and not captured more innocent men, women and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac sold 94,000 foreclosed homes hunting bin Laden was one of his and brought to America to stand children. in the first quarter but the mortgages giants have an inventory most trusted couriers, identified by trial, where Attorney General Eric of 218,000 homes, up 33 percent from a year ago. men captured shortly after the Sept. Holder has suggested he would - Direct all MAIL for Cal And all of this is getting expensive. Bailing out Fannie Mae 11 attacks. If this is true, and if receive full constitutional rights. Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, and Freddie Mac from defaulted mortgages has cost $259 bil- those captured were taken to Imagine the circus that would have 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, lion and Fannie Mae has just asked the government another Guantanamo and gave up informa- been with lawyers using the Buffalo, N.Y. 14207. Readers may $8.5 billion. tion after “enhanced” interrogation American system of justice to try to also e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsedi- There is not much the government can do except wince and techniques, denounced by then- free him, citing supposed violations [email protected]. write the checks until the market stabilized and lenders recov- Senator Obama and his Democratic of his constitutional “rights.” er their confidence. Mortgage rates are really low — if you can get one. Lenders who were burned by their overconfidence during the boom are now, according to anecdotal evidence, too cautious about making loans, even to buyers who meet all the usual standards of credit worthiness. What the government should not do is act to artificially re- inflate the housing bubble. The $9,000 homebuyer's tax cred- it that expired last year bought a reprieve in the slide in home prices but it was both temporary and expensive. It’s hard to disagree with the assessment of Wall Street Journal columnist Brent Arends: “What a foolish boondoggle those tax breaks for home buyers have turned out to be. The government spent an esti- mated $22 billion between 2008 and 2010 on tax breaks to prop up the housing market. All it achieved was a brief suck- ers’ rally that ended last summer. We can only hoped that once the unemployed find jobs they’ll want to buy a house. There are plenty available. — Scripps Howard News Service Overmedication of nursing home patients troubling By DANIEL R. LEVINSON Scripps Howard News Service With 46 million beneficiaries, any issue facing Medicare is a cause for concern. A government report this week has documented a problem regarding the use of antipsy- chotic drugs in nursing homes. Too many of these GUEST institutions fail to comply with federal regulations OPINION designed to prevent over- medication, giving nursing home patients antipsychotic drugs in ways that violate federal standards for unnecessary drug use. The report also found that these powerful, at times danger- ous drugs were often prescribed for uses that are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration and do not qualify as medically accepted for Medicare coverage. Potentially most alarming, 88 percent of the time these drugs were prescribed for elderly patients with dementia, a population the FDA has warned faces an increased risk of death from this class of Fed up with the Fed? drugs. Despite the fact that it is potentially lethal to prescribe When people in Washington start creating more money has- today, just as it did back antipsychotics to patients with dementia, there’s ample evi- creating fancy new phrases, instead of n’t worked is because in the days of FDR. dence that some drug companies aggressively marketed their using plain English, you know they are there has not yet been The idea that the fed- products towards such populations, putting profits before safe- doing something they don’t want us to enough money created. eral government has to ty. understand. To them, if QE2 hasn’t step in whenever there is Government, taxpayers, nursing home residents, as well as It was an act of war when we start- worked, then we need a downturn in the econo- their families and caregivers should be outraged - and seek ed bombing Libya. But the administra- QE3. And if that doesn’t my is an economic solutions. tion chose to call it “kinetic military work, then we will need dogma that ignores much The Department of Health and Human Services initiated action.” When the Federal Reserve QE4, etc. of the history of the the report when a member of Congress questioned how many System started creating hundreds of Like most of the mis- United States. nursing home residents received a class of antipsychotic drugs billions of dollars out of thin air, they takes being made in During the first hun- introduced in the 1990s, among them risperidone and olanza- called it “quantitative easing” of the Washington today, this dred years of the United pine. These drugs, known as “atypical” or “second generation” money supply. dogmatic faith in govern- States, there was no antipsychotics, replaced (at much higher cost) antipsychotic When that didn’t work, they created ment spending is some- Federal Reserve. During drugs introduced in the 1950s and 1960s to treat schizophre- more money and called it “quantitative thing that has been tried Thomas the first one hundred and nia. easing 2” or “QE2,” instead of saying: before— and failed fifty years, the federal The FDA approves these and other drugs based on scien- “We are going to print more dollars— before. Sowell government did not tific proof of safety and effectiveness for specific uses. The and hope it works this time.” But there Henry Morgenthau, engage in massive inter- agency also reviews scientific evidence to determine what is already plenty of money sitting Secretary of the Treasury vention when the econo- warnings a drug must carry. around idle in banks and businesses. under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, my turned down. For atypical antipsychotics, the FDA imposes its strongest The policies of this administration said confidentially to fellow No economic downturn in all those safety warning, often called a “black box warning,” emphasiz- make it risky to lend money, with Democrats in 1939: “We have tried years ever lasted as long as the Great ing an increased risk of death when used in elderly people with Washington politicians coming up with spending money. We are spending Depression of the 1930s, when both dementia. Physicians can use their medical judgment to pre- one reason after another why borrow- more than we have ever spent before the Federal Reserve and the adminis- scribe drugs for uses unapproved by the FDA, including to ers shouldn’t have to pay it back when and it does not work.” trations of Hoover and of FDR inter- patients for whom the boxed warning applies. Ideally, howev- it is due, or perhaps not pay it all back As for the Federal Reserve today, a vened. er, physicians who prescribe in such ways first determine that at all. That’s called “loan modifica- headline in the Wall Street Journal of The myth that has come down to us the benefits outweigh the risks. tion” or various other fancy names for April 25th said, “Fed Searches for says that the government had to inter- The report also found: welching on debts. Is it surprising that Next Step.” vene when there was mass unemploy- — About 14 percent of nursing home residents, or nearly lenders have become reluctant to lend? That is a big part of the problem. It ment in the 1930s. But the hard data 305,000, had Medicare claims for these antipsychotic drugs. Private businesses have amassed is not politically possible for either the show that there was no mass unem- — A little more than half of the antipsychotic drug claims record amounts of cash, which they Federal Reserve or the Obama admin- ployment until after the federal govern- for which Medicare paid should not have been covered could use to hire more people— if this istration to leave the economy alone ment intervened. Yet, once having because the claimed drugs were not used for medically accept- administration were not generating and let it recover on its own. intervened, it was politically impossi- ed indications or not documented as provided to patients. vast amounts of uncertainty about what Both are under pressure to “do ble to stop and let the economy recov- — For one in five residents, nursing homes dispensed these the costs are going to be for something.” If one thing doesn’t work, er on its own. That was the fundamen- drugs in a way that violated the government’s standards for ObamaCare, among other unpre- then they have to try something else. tal problem then— and now. their use. For example, the prescribed dose was too high or res- dictable employer costs, from a gov- And if that doesn’t work, they have to idents were on medication for too long. ernment heedless or hostile toward come up with yet another gimmick. Obviously, millions of taxpayer dollars are misspent if the business. All this constant experimentation — To find out more about Thomas Medicare program is paying for thousands of nursing home As a result, it is often cheaper or by the government makes it more risky Sowell and read features by other residents to get these drugs in violation of program require- less risky for employers to work the for investors to invest or employers to Creators Syndicate columnists and ments. existing employees overtime, or to hire employ, when neither of them knows cartoonists, visit the Creators temporary workers, who are not eligi- when the government’s rules of the Syndicate web page at And although most physicians and nursing homes dispense ble for employee benefits. But lack of game are going to change again. www.creators.com. Thomas Sowell is a antipsychotic drugs with the best interests of patients in mind, money is not the problem. Whatever the merits or demerits of par- senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, it is of great concern that so many nursing home residents are Those who are true believers in the ticular government policies, the uncer- Stanford University, Stanford, CA prescribed these drugs in the first place. The report didn't old-time Keynesian economic religion tainty that such ever- changing policies 94305. His Web site is See LEVINSON, page 5A will always say that the only reason generate can paralyze an economy www.tsowell.com. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, May 10, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 Is this the face of evil? Images of Osama bin Laden’s thoughtful and kind — he was mangled face will not be beamed solicitous about her health, for around the world. But it’s worth example. It took years for her to considering, as we come to terms think about the with his fathom- death of bin Laden, less evil — and how his face looked her own complici- in life. ty. It was not the None of the face of a rabid or great monsters of fulminating zealot. the past hundred It was not even an years — Lenin, angry face. On the Mao, Stalin, contrary, in nearly Hitler, Pol Pot — every photograph, thought of them- bin Laden bears a selves as evil. On benign expression. the contrary, even There is softness to when exhorting his demeanor. He Mona their followers to was reportedly soft- Charen the worst extremes spoken (if intense) of human degrada- with colleagues and tion, they did so in reasonably kind, if distant, with the name of a higher good. Hitler his wives and children. was purging the world of a dire Yet he was the author of some threat, untermenschen (Jews, of the greatest cruelties and Gypsies, the mentally impaired, crimes of the past two decades. homosexuals, and Slavs), in A 2012 prediction you can count on Inspired and encouraged by him, order to usher in a golden age, al-Qaida murdered thousands of the “thousand-year Reich.” Even Even after, thanks to Fox News, to-the-bank electorate that is innocent Americans in cold in the very last moments of his the first 2012 Republican presiden- Republican predic- Asian-African blood. The memory of human life, Hitler pointed to his war tial candidates debate in Greenville, tion for 2012. While American-Latino- beings hurling themselves to against the Jews as his greatest S.C., no semi-serious person can I have no idea who and other), their deaths out of windows in achievement. He was proud of pretend that (s)he knows whom the will capture the Republicans have the World Trade Center rather the Holocaust. Tampa GOP Convention will nom- GOP prize, I’m become an increas- than die in the inferno is etched The communists allowed as inate in late August of next year to beyond confident ingly more white in our psyches. It was al-Qaida, how in order to make an omelet, challenge President Barack Obama. that the 2012 nomi- party in an increas- possibly Khalid Sheikh you had to break some eggs. In But I am confident enough about nee will ask the jun- ingly less white Mohammed personally, who order to build the perfect society one Republican prediction about ior U.S. senator nation. kidnapped, bound, and beheaded with universal prosperity and 2012 to wager a cold drink of your from Florida, Marco In his 2010 win- Daniel Pearl. It was al-Qaida, complete equality, some harsh choosing. Rubio, to become ning Senate race, bin Laden’s creation, that used a measures would be necessary in First, understand that her/his vice-presi- Rubio — against child with Down syndrome as an the short term. But it was for a Republicans have historically been dential running- Democrat Kendrick unwitting suicide bomber in an greater good. The brave dissi- quite orderly and expected about mate. Meek and attack on an Iraqi polling place dent, Vladimir Bukovsky, noted this presidential nominating respon- Think about it: Republican-turned- in 2005. mordantly that he had seen many sibility. In 14 of the last 15 presi- Marco Rubio, the Mark independent Gov. Perhaps running short on broken eggs, but no one had ever dential elections, the Republican son of Cuban-born Shields Charlie Crist — won handicapped children to booby- tasted the omelet. One of Stalin’s presidential candidate who led in parents who worked 55 percent of the trap, al-Qaida used mentally henchmen recorded, “Our great the Gallup Poll conducted closest to in hotels — his Latino vote in impaired women to sow death goal was the universal triumph one year before the nominating father as a bartender, his mother as Florida. Florida, it should be noted, and mayhem in Iraq in 2008. of communism, and for the sake convention went on to win the nom- a housekeeper — will be a youthful picked up two more House seats as The AP reported: “Two mentally of that goal everything was per- ination. 41-year-old and, more importantly a result of the most recent census retarded women strapped with missible ... to destroy hundreds The only exception was in the for his party, the only Hispanic and will in the 2012 presidential remote-control explosives — of thousands or even millions of last race, when in the September Republican in the Senate. election have 29 electoral votes — and possibly used as unwitting people ... and to hesitate or doubt 2007 Gallup survey, former New In 2008, John McCain, despite the same number as New York. homicide bombers — brought about all this was to give in to York Mayor Rudy Giuliani held a a long record of support for immi- With an authentic log-cabin carnage Friday to two pet ‘intellectual squeamishness’ and substantial lead, while the eventual grant rights, was punished by background along with consider- bazaars, killing at least 91 peo- ‘stupid liberalism.’” One hun- standard-bearer, Sen. John McCain, Hispanic voters for the immigrant- able personal appeal and real politi- ple...” dred million people in the 20th was running third behind former bashing from so many Republicans. cal skills, Rubio is the logical run- When mentally impaired century were sacrificed to that Tennessee Senator and star of In 2004, George W. Bush had won ning-mate for almost any women were not available, al- particular ideal. screen and TV Fred Thompson. 44 percent of the Latino vote Republican next year. Qaida had other tactics. Robert Heinlein said that Democrats are both unforesee- against Democrat John Kerry. But True, he is on the record as say- According to C. Christine Fair of “Man is not a rational animal, he able and whimsical in picking their in 2008, 67 percent of Latino vot- ing he is not at all interested in the Georgetown University, who is a rationalizing animal.” Some presidential candidate. Consider ers backed Obama, while McCain VP slot. But the vice presidential authored a U.N. report on terror- are. Certainly those who commit that, one year before each man was got just 31 percent. nomination, as Bill Vaughn wisely ism, al-Qaida terrorists in Iraq tremendous crimes nearly chosen, Democratic White House This has happened while the observed, is “a lot like the last cook- would rape women and then always do so armed with elabo- nominees George McGovern, Latino population in the U.S. has ie on the plate: Everybody insists he hand them off to Samira Jassim, rate self-justifications. Jimmy Carter, Michael Dukakis grown in the last decade to more won’t take it, but somebody always known as the Mother of The unifying theme for the and Bill Clinton were all favored by than 16 percent of the total, becom- does.” If the Republicans are Believers. Until her arrest in great killers is to dehumanize fewer than 5 percent of the voters in ing the country’s largest minority shrewd in 2012, that somebody 2009, her job was to convince their victims first. Stalin targeted the Gallup Poll. Just one year group. Almost one-quarter of the could be Marco Rubio. the shattered victims that the “kulaks,” and “counterrevolu- before he won the 2008 U.S. population under the age of 17 only way to redeem their honor tionaries.” Hitler despised Democratic nomination, underdog is Latino. — To find out more about Mark was to die in a suicide mission. “Jewish vermin.” Pol Pot loathed Barack Obama trailed then-Sen. While the U.S. is becoming Shields and read his past columns, Paul Kix in the Daily Beast and derided “cosmopolitans.” Hillary Clinton by more 20 points. more racially diverse (Obama won visit the Creators Syndicate web reports that 28 women did so. The soft-spoken bin Laden, his Which brings me to my take-it- 80 percent of the 27 percent of the page at www.creators.com. Political theorist Hannah quiet style notwithstanding, Arendt ignited decades of debate denied the humanity of his vic- when she coined the expression tims with the word “infidel.” “the banality of evil,” in refer- You cannot reliably detect ence to the architect of the evil in a face. But the attempt to Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann. He dehumanize is always the pre- wasn’t extraordinary at all, she cursor of dark crimes. wrote, just a clerk doing his superior’s bidding without ques- — To find out more about tion. Mona Charen and read features But what of Hitler himself? by other Creators Syndicate There, if anywhere, was a face columnists and cartoonists, visit that personified evil, contorted the Creators Syndicate web page as it so often was by rage. But at www.creators.com. his secretary remembered him as

Last week’s Web poll results Current Web poll question Are rising gas prices hurting economic recovery? Yes, prices affect other things. - 92% No, prices rise and fall all the time. - 4% It’s too soon to tell.- 4% Other - 1% Current Web poll question Levinson: Address drug issue Should photos relating to bin Laden’s death be released? From paged 4A Yes. No. explore this issue, but a series of lawsuits and settle- and an especially careful analysis when they are pre- Other ments that DHHS helped bring about suggest that many scribing drugs for off-label use. (Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opinions of Internet users who have pharmaceutical companies have improperly promoted Nursing homes and pharmacies that serve the elder- chosen to participate. Vote at cape-coral-daily-breeze.com) these drugs to doctors and nursing homes for many ly should base drug-dispensing decisions on the best years. interest of the patient, not on improper influence of drug For example, Eli Lilly pled guilty to criminal companies. charges associated with illegally marketing its drug Family members of nursing home residents must Zyprexa (olanzapine), including to doctors that treat ask questions about medications that their loved ones elderly nursing home patients. Several other pharma- take, learning the reasons for their use, proper dosages ceutical companies -- Bristol-Meyers Squibb, Astra and possible side effects. Letters welcome Zeneca and Pfizer — settled government allegations Government must uphold patient safety standards The views expressed on the Opinions Pages are just that they improperly promoted their antipsychotic established for nursing homes and combat off-label that — opinions. These pages are intended to convey a drugs for unapproved uses. Federal prosecution is promotion of these powerful and potentially lethal range of viewpoints; opinions printed on this page do pending against Johnson & Johnson for allegedly pay- drugs. ing millions of dollars in kickbacks to induce And drug companies should follow laws designed to not necessarily reflect the views of this newspaper. Omnicare, the nation's largest long-term care pharma- protect patients and not promote drugs for unapproved Opposing views are welcome. Letters to the Editor or cy, to recommend the use of Risperdal in treating nurs- uses -- or pay kickbacks to doctors and institutions to guest columns may be mailed to: Opinion Page Editor, ing home patients, many of whom had dementia. influence their prescribing. 2510 Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33904; faxed The drug companies have paid billions to resolve As the huge Baby Boom generation ages, 10,000 to 574-5693; or e-mailed to news@breeze-newspa- these civil and criminal liabilities under federal health Americans a day for the next 18 years will become pers.com, or posted to our Virtual Newsroom at and safety laws. But money can’t make up for years of newly eligible for Medicare. The future is challenging www.breezenewspapers.com. All letters and guest corporate campaigns that market drugs with question- enough; we must not leave unaddressed the current, able benefits and potentially deadly side effects for vul- urgent problem of antipsychotic drug use among nurs- columns must be signed and must contain a phone nerable, elderly patients. ing home patients. number for verification purposes.You also can com- To solve this problem, everyone has a role to play. ment on any letter or editorial opinion online at: cape- Doctors should base prescribing decisions on their — Daniel R. Levinson is the inspector general for coral-daily-breeze.com best medical judgments, weighing scientific evidence the Department of Health and Human Services. CAPE LIFE CAPE CORAL BREEZE TUESDAY,MAY 10, 2011 6

THE ARTS Harbour View Gallery announces visiting artists Harbour View Gallery in Cape Coral will wel- come “Reborn Glass” artists Vawn and Mike Gray and photographer Larry Garland as featured visiting artists .Their work will be on display through May. The gallery is at 5789 Cape Harbour Drive, Cape Harbour. It is open from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. Harbour View Gallery is an artists-owned cooper- ative gallery comprised of award winning local artists. It offers ever-changing displays of fine art paintings, pottery, photography, paper casting, jew- elry, glass art and more. Team effort For more information, contact the gallery at 540- 5789 or visit its web site www.harbourview- Pelican Elementary kinder- gallery.com and Facebook page, gartener Makayla Cash, center, www.facebook.com/harbourviewgallery . gets some help from her sisters Madison, left, and Mackenzie in Syzygy Gallery digging a hole for one of the Art Walk in May will be Collages and 3-D by native shrubs donated to their Lisa Freidus. Freidus has created a few works espe- school from Florida’s Division cially for this month’s show at Syzygy Gallery. of Forestry for a beautification Music by Terry Lynn project on the school’s campus Syzygy Gallery also is showing their permanent Friday. artists: The late Professor Erich Schmidt-Unterseher- bronze sculptures, watercolors, and etchings; Pat MICHAEL PISTELLA Cleveland - oils; Gail Campbell - photography; Rob de Koter photography; Christina Jarmolinski Paintings, assemblages, sculptures ,ceramics and jewelry design with semi-precious stones. Silver Jewelry from India and Tibet Syzygy Gallery, Christina Jarmolinski and Rob de Koter, 2224 First Street, Fort Myers. For infor- mation call 239 337 5100; www.syzygygallery.com Alliance for the Arts Alliance presents: ■ “Poked in the Mind’s Eye: The Humorous Perspective of Doug MacGregor” through May 28. ■ Jazz drawings by Martina Wald, German native, part-time Sanibel resident in the member gallery through May 28. For more information on the artists and their work, visit Alliance for the Art’s website: www.artinlee.org, or call 239-939-2787 COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Armed Forces Day ter call the Cape Coral Yacht Club at May 11, 8:30 a.m. Cost $64 members, Harbour View Gallery The Cape Coral Republican Club 574-0806. $74 non-members. Registration required. ■ Harbour View Gallery, LLC, in Cape Coral has presents “Honoring American Afternoon live radio show theme issued a call to artists seeking one new managing mem- Veterans” May 21, at Jaycee Park, Hurricane Preparedness dance and lunch featuring Donnie ber. from 1-4 p.m. There will be speakers, Falknor, Sunday, May 15, 1:30 p.m. All Harbour View Gallery is a small, upscale, coopera- entertainment, and vendors. For more Seminar tickets $10 per person. Registration tive gallery of seven owner-artists representing a wide information call 239-945-1229. Hurricane Season is June 1 through required. range of art media. The gallery is located in prime retail Nov. 30, annually. Whether you have Classes: space on the promenade at the Marina at Cape Harbour lived here long enough to have weath- ■ Sing, act and dance with Betty and has been in business since October 2007. Along Tony Rotino ered the storms of Hurricane Charley, Dentzen: Act it Out, Monday 1 p.m. $2 with an ideal location, the gallery’s success can be Wilma or Jean, or you just moved to per member, $6 per non-member attributed to the quality of art represented in the gallery, Senior Center area, everyone can all learn tips on pre- ■ Open Karaoke Mondays, 2:30 the cooperative spirit among the managing members The Tony Rotino Senior Center paredness. The time to get ready is not p.m.; Thursday 12:30 p.m. and their shared goal of success. located at 5817 Driftwood Parkway when we are in the “cone of uncertain- ■ Betty’s Guys and Dolls dance class The gallery’s current members work includes pot- will present the fallowing events: ty” according to local weather experts, Monday, 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Thursday tery, glass work/mosaics, paper casting, watercolors, ■ The Books are Fun book fair will but well in advance. Especially as we 9:30 a.m. Cost $2 per member/$7 per photography and jewelry. Ideally, the new member’s be held Sunday, May 15, from 11 a.m.- grow older, it can become more chal- non-member artwork would contrast with and complement the media 2 p.m. Free to the public There will be lenging to secure a home. Ways to pro- ■ Natural Golf with Joe Tranchida now represented. books and gifts at great savings. tect your home and your family will be Wednesdays 1 p.m. Wear comfortable Existing gallery owners are looking for artists with ■ Spring Fling featuring Michael presented during a Hurricane clothing and footwear, and bring a driver, business or managerial skills, sales or public relations Hirst, Friday, May 20, 6-9 p.m. (doors Preparedness Seminar. Gulf Coast 6-iron, 9-iron and a putter. Cost $2 per experience, and who work well in a shared decision open at 5:30 p.m.) Cost $20 per per- Village is hosting the seminar on member/$6 per non-member making environment. son. Music, dinner, dessert and soft Wednesday May 18, from 10 a.m.- ■ Wii workshops and play. Anyone The call to artists, application, and more information drinks are included. Dance the night 11:30 a.m. Fire Chief Bill Van Helden interested in participating must attend an are available via the gallery’s web site www.har- away. Tickets are on sale now. Call of the Cape Coral Fire Department will instructional workshop. Call for an bourviewgallery.com or email at art@harbourview- 239-574-0807 for more details. be the guest speaker. Learn how to appointment. gallery.com. prepare your family and your home. ■ Ballroom dance classes with Jeanne Contact: Shirley Hales, gallery president, 945- Rotary Park The event is complimentary and open Esposito Tuesdays, 11 a.m. Cost $4 per 2929 to the public. Reservations are made member/$8 per non-member Rotary Park Environmental ■ Tuesday night dancing with Erich, Center, 5505 Rose Garden Road, by calling 239-573-3306. To learn more about Gulf Coast Village please 7-9:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.) will present the following programs: Bring beverage. Cost $5 members/$9 ■ Florida Yards & Neighborhood visit them at www.gulfcoastvillage.com Gulf Coast non-members ENTERTAINMENT program, Friday, May 13, 1-4 p.m. To register and for more information Cost $5 Cape resident/$8 non-resi- Village is located at 1333 Santa Barbara Blvd, Cape Coral, Florida on any of the trips and classes call 574- dent 0575. Ballroom competition ■ Night Hike at ECO Preserve 33991. Swing into summer May 29 at the Coconut Tuesday, May 17, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Point Hyatt Hotel in Estero with a ballroom com- Cost $2 resident at Four Mile Cove Letter Carrier’s Northwest Cape Coral petition May 29., from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. followed Ecological Preserve Neighborhood Assoc. ■ Orchid Potting lecture and Food Drive by a dance party and Pro Show. Admission for The Northwest Cape Coral demo (16 plus years) Tuesday, May The 19th annual National Association spectators is $30 for the 9 a.m.-6 p.m. segment and Neighborhood Association, Inc. has 17, from 5:30-7 p.m. Cost $10 Cape of Letter Carriers Food Drive will be held $45 for the show/party. Contact 239-368-8423 for made an electronic petition available on resident $15 non-resident on Saturday, May 14. With the increase tickets. its website for all Cape Coral, Lee ■ Full Moon Paddle at Eco in need for food and related supplies in County, and Florida residents to oppose Preserve Tuesday, May 17, 7:30- Lee and Collier counties, the “Stamp Out the wasteful expenditure of $4-$5 million Love Me Tender 9:30 p.m. Cost $25 Cape resi- Hunger” Food Drive is especially impor- of taxpayer money to reinstall the Ceitus The Ultimate Elvis Bash starring Scot Bruce , dent/$38 non-resident tant. This is the day when letter carriers barrier in the fragile Cape Coral North Mike Albert and the Big “E” Band Saturday, May ■ Nature of Cape Coral Tour collect non-perishables food that has been Spreader ecosystem. 14, 8 p.m. at the Philharmonic Center for the Saturday, May 21, 8 a.m.-noon. Cost left by mailboxes. Food collected in Lee The petition asks that the State of Arts.located at 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd., Naples; $15 resident/$23 non-resident. County goes to the Harry Chapin Food Florida Department of Environmen-tal ThePhil.org; FAX 239-597-7856 Depart from Rotary Park Bank. Protection deny the Environmen-tal ■ Roses 101 (16 plus years) Northerners who are returning home Calendar Girls Resource Permit Application for con- Monday, May 23, 10-11 a.m. Cost prior to May 14, may drop off their con- The Calendar Girls will perform: struction of the Ceitus Boat Lift Storm $15 resident/$23 non-resident. tributions at any Post Office, the items ■ May 21 at 11 a.m. Dr. Ella Piper Center Water Barrier in Cape Coral, Florida ■ BYO Orchid Re-potting class will be saved and added to the May 14, “Memorial Day Reflections” at the Share Club, based on the findings and conclusions of (16 plus years) Tuesday, May 24 contributions. Virtually any kind of food 5170 Orange Grove Boulevard, North Fort Myers the North Spreader Ecosystem from 5:30-7 p.m. Cost $10 Cae resi- may be donated in unopened, non-break- ■ May 21 at 3:30 p.m. North Fort Myers Management Agreement (NSEMA). dent/$15 non-Cape resident able containers. Items especially in need Relay for Life at J. Colin English School, 120 Pine The Northwest Cape Coral ■ Learn to Sprout Thursday, May are peanut butter, tuna, rice, beans, and Island Road, North Fort Myers Neighborhood Association believes this 26, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost $20 canned meats, fruits, vegetables and ■ May 29 at 4 p.m. Memorial Day Service in is an important environmental issue and Cape resident/$30 non-Cape resi- soups. Centennial Park in Fort Myers is encouraging Florida residents to access dent. For more information call239-573- http://www.nwcape.com to sign its elec- Classes/programs are held at 9638. tronic petition that will be submitted to Florida Repertory Theatre Rotary Park unless otherwise speci- the State of Florida Department of “The Devil’s Music” the life an blues of Bessie fied. Registration is required. For Environmental Protection. Click on Smith by Angelo Parra at the Florida Rep through more information and to register call Volunteer “Electronically Sign the NW Spreader May 22. Florida Rep performs at the Historic 239-549-4606. Arcade theatre in the Fort Myers River District. For dancers needed Petition” and follow the easy-to-use tickets and more information call 239-332-4488, Heart and Soles Dance Team seek instructions. Cape Coral Yacht Club Questions may be addressed to 239-787-8053; www.FLORIDAREP.ORG ■ women 45 and up for the newly formed A Sprint Triathalon will be held team performing at community fund [email protected]. For more informa- at the Cape Coral Yacht Club raisers, nursing homes and many other tion, visit http://www.nwcape.com. Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Saturday, May 14, from 7 a.m.-noon. venues. No formal dance training is The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, 1380 Check-in at 6 and the race begins at 7 required, just rhythm and the ability to Four Freedoms Park Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, presents the musical a.m. Registration will be taken on the learn energetic routines. Cape Coral Parks and Rec part- “Rent” playing through May 14. For more infor- day of the race. A 1/4 mile swim in If anyone is interested, call Shar at nered with USA Dance Cost $5 mation and tickets call 239-278-4422. the river; biking 12 miles, and 5k to 239-415-3331 or Vita 239-560- dance classes every Wednesday at finish the event. Cost $50 per person Four Freedoms Park, 4808 Tarpon ■ 3548; email us at Dancers@Heart-and- Off Broadway Palm Theatre Tampa Rays vs. New York Soles.com Court., from 7 to 9 p.m. (class for Yankees Bus Trip, Monday, May one hour- party for one hour) Cost: The Off Broadway Palm Theatre announce that the 16, 3:30 to 11:45 p.m., presented ladies of the church are back with a sequel, Church $5 ballroom dance class by Parks & Recreation. Contact Four Freedoms, 475- Basement Ladies: A Second Helping, playing The $59 price price includes: Lake Kennedy through May 29. 0804, Don Davenport, USA Dance transportation via luxury motor Senior Center: Events 368-8423 Teacher: Ron Fucci, inde- The Off Broadway Palm Theatre is an intimate 90- coach, entry fee to the Baseball seat general admission theatre, located in the main Lake Kennedy Senior Center pendent teacher and assistant, Barb Game, parking fee, tolls, refresh- located at 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Wilson (Ambassador) lobby of Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. Tickets can ments, and snacks during the bus trip. be reserved by calling (239) 278-4422, by visiting offers the following events: For only $5, learn to do foxtrot, The trip will leave from the Cape ■ Day trip to the Don CeSar waltz, swing, tango, rumba for the www.Broadway-Palm.com or by stopping by the box Coral Yacht Club at 5819 Driftwood office at 1380 Colonial Boulevard in Fort Resort & Spa tour and New Dali next special occasion. Classes con- Parkway. Registration is required. Museum, St. Petersburg, Wednesday, sist of 8 to 9 weeks. Myers. For more information and to regis- OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,MAY 10, 2011 7

CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS Garden Club informal gathering for individuals who believe in the principles of a of Cape Coral free society as advocated by The Garden Club of Cape America’s founding fathers. The Coral will meet May 11, 7 p.m., topic this month is “The at the Epiphany Episcopal Entrepreneurial Vocation”. FVI Church, 2507 Del Prado Blvd. founder, Ismael Hernandez, will (south of the Mid-point Bridge in discuss how entrepreneurship and the Puffer Room, enter through innovation in freedom are the best the rear of the building.) Marty antidotes against poverty. Kindall will speak about The event is open to the public Adis “Ethnobotany of the Calusa and there is no cost to attend. The Muhamedagic Indians.” She works at the Hyatt Place address is 23120 Via played the part Randall Research Center on Pine Villagio in Estero, which is located of Abraham Island.For more information con- on U.S. 41 at the main entrance to Lincoln during tact Linda Keirstead at 549- Coconut Point mall. More informa- the Gettysburg 3440. tion can be found at www.FVInstitute.org or by calling Address, which Cape Coral Friends (239) 245-8255. Reservations are was held requested by e-mail to Monday morning of Wildlife [email protected]. for Cape Coral The monthly meeting of the Elementary Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife is Fraternal Order School 5th grade today, 7 p.m. at Rotary Park in students. Cape Coral, 5505 Rose Garden of Eagles 3957 Road. This is the last meeting The Aerie meets the first and until September. Cheryl Anderson third Tuesday of the month at 7 MEGHAN MCCOY will do a butterfly presentation p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary meets with actual butterlies, caterpillars, the second and fourth Tuesday of and plants Come at 6:45 to visit the month at 7:30 p.m. The Aerie the butterfly house. Call 239- is located at 4647 S.E. 9th Place 980-2593 for more information. (Club Square). For more informa- The public is invited The website: tion call 549-8477. ccfriendswildlife.org Caloosahatchee Destroyer Escort Moose Lodge 2395 Sailors Association Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge Destroyer Escort Sailors 2395 meets at 7:30 p.m. the second Association monthly meeting will and fourth Mondays; Woman’s feature Crdm. Dick Beane, USN. Auxiliary meets at 7:30 p.m. the He will speak about his career and first and third Mondays at 419 E. the many types of naval ships both Cape Coral Parkway. For informa- Cape Elementary students large and small. Be sure to mark tion call 945-6066. your calender for May 19, at The Gulf Coast Village facility on Santa Barbara Boulevard, Cape Coral. A Cape Coral bring Gettysburg Address alive plated meal will be served begin- Elks Lodge ning at 11:30 a.m. RSVP to Bob The Cape Coral Elks Lodge Hemenway by May 18. By MEGHAN McCOY meets on the second and fourth [email protected] “It makes them more aware of our Monday at 7 p.m. Socials are held Five fifth grade students from Cape Coral country. It gives them a live glimpse of Cape Coral New throughout the year for members Elementary School performed a 15-minute America and what has gone on in the and their guests. Cape Coral Elks Gettysburg Address skit for their fellow class- past.” Resident Club Lodge No. 2596 is at 4631 S.E. mates Monday morning to further expand on what — Bobbi Shanks, Cape Coral Elementary The Cape Coral New Resident 10th Place (Club Square). For they are learning in the classroom about the Civil School speech therapist Club will host a Ladies Luncheon information call 549-1508. War. on Thursday, May 19, at Cape Coral Elementary School speech thera- Rumrunners in Cape Harbor from pist Bobbi Shanks put out a notice to all of the noon until 2 p.m. Cape Coral said, adding that she was very pleased with how fifth grade teachers in January to let them know quiet the audience was throughout the perform- Make reservations by calling Toastmasters, that she would be holding auditions for the play 239-258-0357 or sending an email ance as well. Gettysburg Address. She said she asked the teach- Before the play began, Lisa and her son Jacob to [email protected]. Club 9051 ers to each provide the names of four of their stu- Cape Coral Toastmasters, Club Curry showcased an authentic Civil War rifle to The reservation deadline is Sunday, dents who are good readers and have good grades 9051 meets the second and fourth the fifth grade students, along with providing a May 15. Rumrunners’ luncheon to participate in the play. Monday of each month 6:30 p.m. demonstration on how it works. and appetizer menue will be serv- An audition was then held, so all of the stu- all year long, at the Cape Coral The family treasure, Lisa said has been around iced with menu prices starting at $9. dents could read a few lines to Shanks to be con- Hospital, room A. For more infor- since the early to mid 1800s. She said back in the sidered for one of the five roles. Once she chose mation call 542-7448. Civil War days it took the soldiers a minute to Fort Myers the performers, rehearsals for the play were held load their gun for only one shot. in March and April. Since a soldier could only load the gun for one Republican Land of Lincoln Club Narrator one for the play was Rebeca use, she told the students that they had to make Women’s Club The Land of Lincoln Club Michelena, Noah Petitti played the Confederate sure they were very close to their target. Trudi Williams, Florida District (Illinoians) meets the second soldier, the Union soldier was played by Gabriel Jacob then provided a demonstration on how 75 Representative, will discuss the Monday of each month from Maza and Laken Musker was the second narrator. the gun was loaded and fired. 2011 Florida Legislative Session September to May, at Wine & Adis Muhamedagic played the part of Abraham Shanks began the play a couple years ago during the Tuesday, May 17, lunch- Roses on Cape Coral Parkway for Lincoln. because she wanted to enhance what the students eon meeting of the Fort Myers a noon lunch. Call Jody-945- Before Spring Break, the students began were learning in the classroom about the Civil Republican Women’s Club. She 2661 for information. rehearsing on stage in the cafeteria and last week War. will present the various bills that they rehearsed one last time in their costumes. “It makes them more aware of our country,” were and weren’t approved during Order of the Although Michelena, Musker and she said. “It gives them a live glimpse of America the regular session of the Muhamedagic read their lines Monday morning, and what has gone on in the past.” Legislature and the impact they will Eastern Star the soldiers Petitti and Maza had to memorize Shanks said since the students had an opportu- have on Lee County. Loyalty Chapter No. 309 theirs for the performance. nity to watch the play, it will provide them with The public is invited to attend Order of the Eastern Star meets Shanks said since the play was based on the another visual when reading their textbooks. the luncheon and the program being the second and fourth Monday of students’ reading their lines, she encouraged them “It makes the history pages come to life,” she held at The Helm Club, The each month except July, August, to make the words come alive for their audience. said. Landings, South Fort Myers. A September at the Cape Coral “I thought they did an excellent job,” Shanks social hour begins at 11:15 a.m. Masonic Lodge, 244 Santa The noon lunch, business meeting, Barbara Blvd., at 7:30 p.m. All and program follow. Reservations members are welcome. Men and are required by Thursday, May 12, women are welcome to join. For and may be made by contacting more information call Arleene at Memorial Day service set for May 30 Tina Laurie, 489-4701. 945-1047. The Fort Myers Republican Coral Ridge Funeral Home & Cemetery in Cape will perform patriotic songs. Other activities will Women’s Club is affiliated with the Coral, will host a Memorial Day service at 10 a.m., include a ceremonial fly-over by a UH-1 “Huey” Florida Federation of Republican Guardian Angels Monday, May 30, in the Veterans Honor Garden at helicopter from the Lee County Mosquito Control Women and the National The Guardian Angels for the cemetery, 1630 S.W. Pine Island Road. District, a 21 white dove release by Southwest Federation of Republican Women. Special Populations meet on the The event will be free and open to the public. Florida White Doves, bagpipes by George Cook of Additional information about the second Tuesday of every month U.S. Air Force Chaplain, Major Vincent A. the Lee County Pipes & Drums and a motorcycle club may be obtained by contacting (except July and August) at 6:30 Cummings will serve as military chaplain for the memorial ride-in by Elk’s Riders U.S.A. The Boy the president, Marilyn Stout, 549- p.m. at the Special Populations service. Guest speakers will include Bob Rieser, Scouts and Cub Scouts will pass out American flags 5629. facility on 400 Santa Barbara Past Commander of VFW Post 8463 and Honor to all who attend. Blvd. For more information call Guard Captain and Councilman William Deile , U.S. Refreshments will be served following the serv- 549-4531. Army Colonel (retired). ice. American Business The Mariner High School JROTC will post the For more information, Women’s Association Sons of Italy colors. The barbershop quartet “The Sun-Sations” visitwww.CoralRidgeFuneralHome.com The American Business Sons of Italy, Charles J. Women’s Association Cape Coral Bonaparte Lodge No. 2504 meets Caloosa Chapter will hold an the second Wednesday of each Employment Forum on month at 7 p.m., at the CRA in Women’s Legacy Fund Wednesday, May 11, at Cape Coral Club Square. For more informa- Branch-Lee County Public Library, tion call Linda Biondi, 542-2254 921 SW 39th Terrace, from 5:30 to days, 549-4972 evenings. (The 7:30 p.m. The feature speakers will club does not meet in the summer) Spring Luncheon set for May 13 be Southwest Florida Works and the Cape Coral Library. The topic Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s lives of those around them. WLF members can will include information about local Cape Coral fifth annual Women’s Legacy Fund Spring make the special women in their lives a WLF Angel free resources available to employ- Luncheon will be held May 13 with a minimum contribution of $1,000 in their Social Club The luncheon will take place at the Sanibel name. ers and job seekers. Open to the The Cape Coral Social Club Harbour Resort & Spa, 17260 Harbour Pointe Attendees need not be members to attend the public and free of charge meets the second Thursday of every Drive in Fort Myers, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. luncheon. The cost is $32 per person and reserva- Call Teresa at (831) 277-0378 month at the Cape Coral Yacht The luncheon will include a report by last year’s tions are required by May 9. To register, please con- or Christine at (239) 542-9955 Club. The social hour begins at grant recipients on the impact of their Women’s tact Women’s Legacy Fund at wlfevents@florida- 9:30 a.m., the meeting follows at Legacy Fund grant and an announcement of this community.com or call 239-274-5900. 10 a.m. There is a dinner/dance the NARFE year’s WLF grant recipients who are focused on As a part of the event, Sanibel Harbour is offer- third Saturday of every month also National Active & Retired homeless issues in our community. ing a 30 percent discount for all spa services on the held at the Yacht Club. For tickets Federal Employees Association, The newest WLF Angels will also be announced day of the luncheon for all event attendees. Advance call Norm Hogan at 458-0759. To Cape Coral Chapter 1002 will meet during the event. The Angel honorary designation is reservations are required by calling 239-466-2156 become a member, call Betty at the Asia Buffet,.1706 Del Prado for mothers, sisters, aunts, daughters, grandchildren, and mentioning you are a guest of the Women’s Rogers at 549-6152. Blvd., at noon on May 11. For friends and other loved ones, either living or Legacy Fund Luncheon on May 13. information call 482-6713. deceased, who have had a special impact on the Fleet Reserve The Freedom & Association Big Brothers Big Sisters needs adult mentors The Fleet Reserve Association Virtue Institute Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Florida is in community. Volunteers must be at least 15 years old The Freedom & Virtue (Southwest Florida Branch 118) need of mentors to match with children in need of a car- for the school based program, and 18 years old for the Institute will hold its monthly for active, reserve and retired per- gathering, called the Hour of sonnel of the Navy, Marine Corp ing adult in their lives. community based program. Freedom, on Thursday, May 19, and Coast Guard. Meetings are Volunteers can choose to be a “Big Brother” or “Big There are also opportunities to volunteer for events, at 6 p.m. at the Hyatt Place at held on the second Thursday of Sister” in either our School-based program, where they special projects, and fundraisers. Coconut Point mall in Estero. every month at noon at the Elks mentor a child at school one hour a week, or our To help, call Big Brothers Big Sisters at 278-0003 The Hour of Freedom is an Lodge No. 2596, 4631 S.E. 10th Community-based program, in which they mentor the or visit www.Hereforthekids.org. Place. Call 239-731-6607. child twice a month by doing various activities in the Page 8A Tuesday, May 10, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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♠ 7 6 3 ♥ A5 ♦ J 9 6 3 ♣ K 8 5 3 ♠ Q 9 4 ♥ AK 6 3 2 ♦ AK J ♣ 7 2 The bidding has proceeded: The bidding has proceeded: EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH SOUTH WEST NORTH 1♥ Pass 2♥ 2♠ EAST Pass ? 1♥ 3♣ 3♠ Pass What action do you take? ? What do you bid now? A-Despite the vulnerability, partner might just be competing, but could A-We cannot imagine a hand where also have a hand with good playing a vulnerable partner could introduce a potential. With three-card support, a new suit at the three-level that would ruffing value, an ace and a king, your not offer play for slam should partner hand is better than partner might have a club control. The way to expect. To fail to at least raise to three inquire about that is to jump to five spades would be a gross dereliction of spades, showing slam interest but with duty. two fast losers in the enemy suit. Q 5 - Both vulnerable, as South you Q 2 - Both vulnerable, as South you hold: hold: ♠ A ♥ Q J 9 6 5 ♦ Q J 9 8 5 2 ♣ 5 ♠ Q J 10 9 5 2 ♥ 6 ♦ AQ 6 2 ♣ 8 6 Partner opens the bidding with one JUMBLE The bidding has proceeded: heart. What do you respond? NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST A-With such a distributional power- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1♣ Pass 1♠ Pass house facing a one-heart opening bid, by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 2♣ Pass ? What do you bid now? no heart raise, not even a splinter bid, Unscramble these four Jumbles, describes the hand adequately. Slam one letter to each square, will probably depend on little more to form four ordinary words. A-If you opted to rebid two spades, you have not yet grasped a fundamen- than partner’s diamond holding, so SEFHR tal principle of bidding as responder. start with a quiet two diamonds and Take away your ace of diamonds and see what that evokes from partner. you would have to rebid two spades Q 6 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: — you have a fair six-card suit and ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. your hand is unlikely to produce a sin- ♠ A ♥ Q 7 4 ♦ K Q J 10 9 5 2 ♣ 6 3 CRYPTOQUIP gle trick for partner besides the ace. FYHET As it is, you have to choose between a The bidding has proceeded: jump to three spades and a new-suit SOUTH WEST NORTH bid of two diamonds. With a suit this EAST good, express your game aspirations 1♦ Pass 2♣ Pass by opting for the former. ? FUGLAR What do you bid now? Q 3 - Neither vulnerable, as South you A-While your suit is more than good hold: enough for a jump bid to three dia-

Sign Up for the IAFLOFCI (OFFICIAL) Jumble Facebook fan club monds, you are lacking in the high- ♠ 6 2 ♥ Q J 9 5 4 2 ♦ AQ 10 9 2 ♣ Void card department for such action. A CAFTEF simple rebid leaves you the option for Now arrange the circled letters As dealer, what action do you take? to form the surprise answer, as a later jump to show a good suit and a suggested by the above cartoon. A-There is nothing you can do. Even minimum opening bid. Bid two dia- if you play weak two-bids, this hand is monds. Ans: “ ” too rich in playing tricks for that action — it could produce slam facing (Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers’ Saturday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) a smattering of the right cards in part- responses sent in care of this newspaper Jumbles: PINCH BRISK CRUTCH FORGOT or to Tribune Media Services Inc., 2225 Yesterday’s ner’s hand. However, it does not con- Jumbles: MOUTHAnswer: TheGLORY traffic jam was RELENT turning the highway FALLEN tain sufficient defensive tricks to war- Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY. Answer: The horseinto took a — the TRUCK lead STOPin the Kentucky rant opening with a one-bid, so pass 14207. E-mail responses may be sent to Derby, but — NOT “FURLONG” and see how the auction develops. [email protected].) Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, May 10, 2011 TOP PICKS

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8 p.m. on WFTX 10 p.m. on WBBH Glee Law & Order: Special Victims Unit When the scheduled entertainment for the Rita Wilson (“Runaway Bride,” “It’s Compli- school prom falls through, Figgins (Iqbal cated”) guest stars in this new episode as the Theba) asks the glee club to perform, a devel- mother of a teenage boy who is found sleeping opment that, as you might expect, doesn’t sit naked in a strange young woman’s apartment. well with Sue (Jane Lynch), who’s coordinat- She jumps to defend her son, but Benson and ing the event. The competition for king and Stabler (Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni) queen heats up, and Jesse St. James (Jona- soon realize they’re dealing with a very naive than Groff) returns, in the new episode “Prom woman, a very sneaky kid and a whole lot of Queen.” Matthew Morrison also stars. deception in “Delinquent.”

8 p.m. on WBBH 8 p.m. on WZVN The Biggest Loser The Middle And they thought they were done with final exams when they left school. It’s finals week in this new After mistakenly asking the wrong girl to the prom, Axl (Charlie McDermott) wants to get out of it episode, as the trainers test the remaining contestants on what they’ve learned at the ranch, with by simply standing her up. Frankie and Mike (Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn) are having none of that, a cash prize for the top scorer. They can earn “extra credit” by playing the “Biggest Loser Ultimate however, and they insist he either keep the date or break it in person. A stage success has Brick Workout” video game. Later, the winner of a stair-building challenge gets an advantage at weigh-in (Atticus Shaffer) boring his parents silly with his subsequent one-man improv shows. 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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, MAY 10, 2011 Laker sendoff Miracle for Jackson hang on embarrassing for 5-3 win ■ By GREGG PATTON Standings, 11A Scripps Howard News Service Special to the Breeze ALLAS — Not that one [email protected] game could tarnish the legacy JUPITER — Fort Myers Miracle DDof the NBA’s most accom- starting pitcher Matt Schuld held the plished, championship-collecting, barb- Jupiter Hammerheads scoreless throwing coach of all time, but the Los through five inning, and the bullpen Angeles Lakers did what they could. held off a late rally to hang on for a 5- Sunday’s postseason exit was as 3 victory Monday night. messy as it could get for the two-time After reliever Jhon Garcia loaded defending champions, who were swept the bases with one out in the ninth, out of the Western Conference semifinals Miracle manager Jake Mauer called in in four games by the Dallas Mavericks, Dakota Watts to clean up the mess. the capper they sent Phil Jackson off Watts induced a game-ending double with, a 36-point embarrassment. play to get the Miracle off the hook. “I’m not very happy about it, to Schuld (1-0) picked up his first say the least,” said Kobe Bryant, his win with the Miracle in his 12th lips tight when asked what he thought career appearance, putting together of his coach’s finishing game. one of the best performances by a His other longest-tenured player, starter all season long. The right-han- Derek Fisher, said the way the team der is the first pitcher to allow no lost made no difference, that they all earned runs in a start this year, scat- hurt the same. Until someone men- tering just three hits in five solid tioned Jackson. innings. “Over the next 24, 48 hours, we’ll MICHAEL PISTELLA The Miracle jumped on Jupiter reflect on playing for the best coach Hancock Pirates catcher David Blanco (left) and pitcher Dylan Bloss hug after starter Rob Rasmussen in the first of all time, but to think that that was beating the Cape American Red Sox 6-3 Monday in the Lee County Little League inning, scoring two runs on a pair of the last time, that’s tough to swal- (Majors) Tournament championship game at Fleishman Park. Blanco and Bloss hits and walks. Nick Romero got the low,” said Fisher. contributed solo home runs and Bloss pitched a complete game. More photos Miracle on the board with an RBI sin- It obviously wasn’t the goodbye are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. gle, and Anderson Hidalgo followed anyone antici- with an RBI fielder’s choice ground- pated. The out to open a 2-0 lead. farewell tour The Miracle added three runs off was scripted to Hancock dumps Cape 6-3 Rasmussen in the fourth. Aaron Hicks last until June, doubled home two with the bases including a run ■ Scores, schedules, 11A back-to-back singles to Garrett Morgan and loaded and James Beresford followed through the with a sac-fly RBI to left. By CHUCK BALLARO Korey Besse before Zorbas hit one over the West, followed right-field fence for the game-winning, three- Leading 5-0 in the seventh, the by an epic Special to the Breeze Hammerheads ended the shutout with The Cape Coral American Red Sox found run homer. Finals show- Bloss, who struggled in allowing single runs a two-out RBI single by Jeff down with themselves in a place they have not been all See TITLE, page 11A Dominguez off reliever Matt Tone. someone-any- season, and it showed. The Hammerheads made things inter- Phil Jackson one, a 12th The Red Sox, who came into esting by scoring two runs in the championship, Monday’s championship game of eighth off Garcia. and the final victory parade. the Lee County Little League In the ninth, Garcia stayed in the The main parade Sunday was the (Majors) Tournament unbeaten and game and gave up a leadoff double to number of Dallas players (seven) rac- having outscored their opponents Kyle Jensen. After hitting his second ing to the three-point arc to exploit 229-30, watched helplessly as the batter of the night and walked another the Lakers’ hole-ridden defense and Hancock Pirates hit them in the to load the bases, Watts was sum- turn the game into an early rout. mouth late and couldn’t recover. moned from the bullpen. It is the sixth The only parade the Lakers Jordan Zorbas’ three-run home save of the season for Watts. seemed able to muster was a shameful run provided the difference, and The Miracle (19-12) took two-of- one — frustrated, ejected players pitcher Dylan Bloss tossed a com- three from the Hammerheads (16- marching off the floor, tagged with plete game and drilled a home run as 15), also earning their fourth straight flagrant fouls. Fortunately, that halted the Pirates rallied for a 6-3 victory series win. It also is the final game at two after Lamar Odom deliberately at Fleishman Park. It is the second against the South Division for a few rammed Dirk Nowitzki at midcourt straight county championship for weeks. The Miracle play their next 24 and Andrew Bynum swatted the hard- the Hancock Little League. consecutive games against North driving Jose Barea out of the air with- The Pirates drilled four homers Division teams. in the same minute of the fourth quar- on the night, and seven of their nine The Miracle return home to host ter. By then, the deficit was 30. base hits went for extra bases as they the Dunedin Blue Jays in a four-game Instead of a happy, on-court end- again got production from top to series beginning Tuesday night. ing for whatever book he writes next, bottom of their lineup. Jackson’s self-described “last stand” “This was a team effort. When ended with him evaluating a blowout our No. 12 hitter can hit a home run, loss, a rare early exit from the play- that’s teamwork,” Pirates coach James, Wade offs, and the only 4-0 sweep of his Kurt Donaldson said. “We have lots 20 years in the postseason. of home run potential, and we did it “That second quarter was like the tonight.” lead Heat to roof fell in on us,” said Jackson of The Red Sox (23-1) led 3-1 in Dallas’ 36-16 explosion, adding, “I the bottom of the third and seeming- wasn’t happy with the way our play- ly in control when the Pirates’ David 98-90 OT win ers exited the game, on Lamar and Blanco hit a one-out home run off starting pitcher Tyler Shuck to cut ■ Scores, schedule, 11A Andrew’s part. It was unnecessary, MICHAEL PISTELLA but I know they were frustrated.” the lead to 3-2. BOSTON (AP) — LeBron James In the fourth, Bloss led off the Trey Koza of the Cape American Red Sox scored 35 points and grabbed 14 If Jackson was frustrated — and rounds second base after hitting a leadoff triple how could he not be — he didn’t inning with a solo home run to tie rebounds to lead Miami to a 98-90 show it. He preferred his wise-guy the game. After Donnie Goodman in the first inning Monday against the Hancock overtime victory over the Boston persona in his final postgame press struck out, Shuck left the game with Pirates in the Lee County Little League champi- Celtics Monday night and give the conference, even hinting that he was- an arm injury. onship game. More photos are available online Heat a 3-1 lead in the Eastern n’t necessarily gone. Tre Koza came in and gave up at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. Conference semifinals. “I haven’t answered that, have I?” Dwyane Wade scored 28 with nine he said, grinning, when specifically rebounds and Chris Bosh had 20 asked if he was done. “And you’re Crawford lifts Red Sox past Twins points and 12 rebounds for Miami, not going to force me to answer.” which could eliminate the defending Don’t count on a surprise, folks. ■ Standings, 11A Jed Lowrie drew a one-out walk off Jim conference champions and advance to “But, yes,” he continued. “This is, BOSTON (AP) — Pinch-runner Jose Hoey (0-1) and Iglesias pinch ran. Crawford the East finals with a victory in Game in all my hopes and aspirations, the Iglesias raced around from first to score on a lofted one off The Wall and Iglesias slid in just 5 in Miami Wednesday night. final game I’ll coach. This has been a close play at the plate on Carl Crawford’s one- ahead of the throw from short left field by James, Wade and Bosh scored 83 wonderful run.” out double off the left-field wall in the bottom shortstop Matt Tolbert, knocking catcher Rene of Miami's 98 points and had 35 of its Then he was back to smart-aleck of the 11th inning, lifting the Boston Red Sox Rivera over as he scored. 45 rebounds. mode, referencing his final NBA fine, to a 2-1 win over the Minnesota Twins. The Twins, last in the majors in scoring, Paul Pierce scored 27, Ray Allen for complaining that officials had Boston beat Minnesota the final three have put up three or fewer runs in 10 of their had 17 and Kevin Garnett had seven allowed Lakers playoff opponents to games of a four-game series and won for the last 12 games, and 22 times this season. points and 10 rebounds for Boston. use illegal tactics defending Pau Gasol. 11th time in 12 games at Fenway Park. The Twins put runners on first and second James made up for a turnover at “I go out on a sour note after being The Red Sox closed out their longest home- with one out in the 10th against Okajima, but the end of regulation with a fallaway fined $35,000 this morning,” he said, stand of the season at 6-5. Tolbert struck out and Alexi Cassila bounced jumper to start overtime and give grinning through the financial pain. Hideki Okajima (1-0) pitched two innings, into a fielder’s choice. They did it again in the Miami the lead for good. The Celtics “So that’s not fun feeling like you’re getting out of two-on, one-out jams in each, for 11th, but Ben Revere grounded into a fielder’s scored just four points in overtime, being chased down the freeway by the win. choice and Rivera struck out. shooting 1-for-6 with four turnovers. them, but as Richard Nixon says, ‘You won’t be able to kick this guy around anymore.’” SCOREBOARD Of course, Jackson won’t have the league to kick around, either. Nor will NBA cities from Sacramento to New Little League Baseball Florida State League National League Orleans to Orlando, and back again, feel Han. Pirates 6, CCA Red Sox 3 Miracle 5, Hammerheads 3 Pirates 4, Dodgers 1 the sting of his insults. Nor will NBA Little League Softball Mets 3, Cardinals 2 (10) Phillies 6, Marlins 4 players — his own and everyone else’s CC Red Knights 4, CC Tritons 0 Threshers 8, Blue Jays 5 Reds 6, Astros 1 — suffer his purposeful needling. CC Bulldogs 6, FM Marlins 5 Tigers 5, Yankees 1 Brewers 4, Padres 3 He leaves with singular coaching CC Gators 5, FM Angels 3 Cubs 11, Manatees 7 Mets vs. Rockies (n) numbers: the most championships CC Seahawks 13, FM Yankees 3 ● Standings, 11A ● Standings, 11A (11), and the highest winning per- Senior Little League Softball centages in the regular season (.704) NBA Playoffs FM Rockies 10, CC Red Storm 6 and postseason (.688). Heat 98, Celtics 90, OT FM Reds 12, CC Terps 6 American League The only thing one final, horren- Thunder vs. Grizzlies (n) FM Rays 17, CC Huskies 16 Tigers 10, Blue Jays 5 dous loss can do to the author of that ● Scores, schedule, 11A legacy is, perhaps, help him miss it ● Scores, schedules, 11A Red Sox 2, Twins 1 (11) Athletics 7, Rangers 2 just a little bit less. NHL Playoffs White Sox vs. Angels (n) Canucks 2, Predators 1 Gregg Patton writes for The ● Standings, 11A Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif. ● Scores, schedule, 11A Page 11A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, May 10, 2011 Miracle Schedule Title: Hancock’s 2nd Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Continued from 10A Red Sox took a 2-1 lead on an RBI single by D.J. in the first three innings, May May May May May Morrow. They made it 3-1 May May retired the side in the fifth. in the third on Shuck’s sin- 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 In the sixth, the Red Sox gle, leading up to the put two on with one out, but Pirates comeback. potential tying run Kaya “The kids took it tough. at at vs. vs. vs. vs. at Aydogmus hit into a double We’re a better team than we play to end the game. played tonight,” said Red Daytona Daytona Dunedin Dunedin Dunedin Dunedin Daytona “The lead helped me out. 5:35 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 10:35 a.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Sox coach Bill Shuck. I felt more secure than in “Every time (the Pirates) hit the first,” Bloss said. “My the ball it went over the arm felt tired in the sixth, Miracle home games at Hammond Stadium Home Away fence. It’ll be hard for us to but it feels good to win the swallow.” first time.” Meanwhile, Donaldson Bloss allowed 10 hits All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD had nothing but praise for and hit two batters, but did- his team as they followed n’t allow a walk and got the now-defunct Hancock American League Dylan Bigley, Naples; 6. Corey Bigley, Naples; stronger as the game pro- Marlins as county champi- IGH CHOOL East Division 7. Paul Richards Sr., Naples; 8. Kris Bridges; 9. gressed. H S David Doty, North Fort Myers; 10. Charles ons. W L Pct GB “He has great heart. I “In my 37 years, no New York 19 13 .594 — Null, North Fort Myers drafted him as a 9-year- Tampa Bay 20 14 .588 — Fab 4 — 1. Zac Campilonga, Bradenton; 2. group of kids have gotten Baseball Boston 17 18 .486 3 1/2 Fred Talano; 3. Brittney Barr, St. Pete; 4. Karl old,” Donaldson said. “You Regional Finals along better. No problems Toronto 15 20 .429 5 1/2 Garrard, Naples; 5. Linda Badali, Port can’t ask for more.” with parents,” Donaldson Friday, May 13 Baltimore 14 19 .424 5 1/2 Charlotte; 6. Duane Vandevender, Cape The Red Sox made life Region 4A-3 said. “We’re a unified Central Division Coral; 7. Paul Richards Jr,. Naples; 8. Skyler difficult in the beginning. Tampa Jesuit at Estero, 7 p.m. Cleveland 22 11 .667 — Null, North Fort Myers. group. A team of heroes.” Region 3A-3 Kansas City 18 16 .529 4 1/2 T.Q. Midgets — 1. Mike Belusar. Punta Koza led off the game with Tampa Catholic at Bishop Verot. 7 p.m. Detroit 18 18 .500 5 1/2 Gorda; 2. Chris Gimmler. Palm Beach a triple. Blaze Alexander CCA 111 000 – 3 10 1 Hancock 101 40x – 6 9 2 Chicago 13 22 .371 10 Gardens; 3. Jamie Barnum. Brooksville; 4. Minnesota 12 21 .364 10 singled him home for a 1-0 W — Dylan Bloss. L — Tre Koza. Geoff Styner. Cape Coral; 5. Jack Duffy. Sox lead. 2B — Zach Davis (H), Logan West Division Sarasota; 6. John Ciolino. Cape Coral; 7 Jay LITTLE LEAGUE Los Angeles 20 15 .571 — After the Pirates’ Nick Richardson (H), Nick Lamoureux (H). Oakland 19 17 .528 1 1/2 Stutz. Riverview; 8. Terry Taylor. Dunedin; 9. 3B — Tre Koza (CCA). HR — Nick Texas 18 18 .500 2 1/2 Steven Maier. Port St. Lucie. Lamoureux tied the game Lamoureux (H), David Blanco (H), with a leadoff home run, the Dylan Bloss (H), Jordan Zorbas (H). Lee County Tournament Seattle 16 19 .457 4 NASCAR Little League (Majors) Division Late Games Not Included Sprint Cup Series Saturday, May 7 Sunday’s Games Driver Points Standings Semifinals Detroit 5, Toronto 2 Through May 8 S PORTS C ALENDAR at North Fort Myers Community Park Boston 9, Minnesota 5 1, Carl Edwards, 378. 2, Jimmie Johnson, Han. Pirates 4, CCA White Sox 1 Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 3 355. 3, Kyle Busch, 339. 4, Dale Earnhardt Jr., at Buckingham Park N.Y. Yankees 12, Texas 5 331. 5, Kevin Harvick, 328. 6, Ryan Newman, Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge 2395 CCA Red Sox 5, SFM Phillies 1 Youth Sports Oakland 5, Kansas City 2 317. 7, Tony Stewart, 313. 8, Kurt Busch, 306. Saturday, May 14 on Cape Coral Parkway; men, Monday, May 9 L.A. Angels 6, Cleveland 5 9, Clint Bowyer, 297. 10, Matt Kenseth, 295. Free Sports Physicals to Get Kids women, children who love to bass at Fleishmam Park Chicago White Sox 5, Seattle 2, 10 innings 11, A J Allmendinger, 287. 12, Greg Biffle, Back in the Game — Rotary Park, 9 fish welcome; tournaments held Monday’s Games 286. 13, Juan Pablo Montoya, 283. 14, Mark a.m.-1 p.m.; three licensed medical locally and out of town. Info: Jim Championship: Hancock Pirates 6, CCA Lewis 945-7188; Web: www.capec- Red Sox 3 Detroit 10, Toronto 5 Martin, 281. 15, Kasey Kahne, 278. 16, providers donating for local youth Boston 2, Minnesota 1, 11 innings sponsored by Lee County Sheriff’s oralbassclub.com Denny Hamlin, 276. 17, Jeff Gordon, 272. 18, Cape Coral Tarpon Hunters Club Little League Softball Oakland 7, Texas 2 Paul Menard, 271. 19, David Ragan, 254. 20, Office Youth Activities League; no Monday, May 9 payment required, but a $10 dona- — Meeting third Thursday (March Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, (n) Martin Truex Jr., 245. through September) each month, 7 at Burton Park tion appreciated to support camps, Tuesday’s Games Upcoming Races p.m., Cape Coral Yacht Club; 40th CC Red Knights 4, CC Tritons 0 outreach and tuition for SYAL pro- Kansas City (Davies 1-4) at N.Y. Yankees May 15 — Dover (Del.) 400 anniversary year; club catches and CC Bulldogs 6, FM Marlins 5 grams. Info: (239) 477-1000; Web: (F.Garcia 1-2), 7:05 p.m. May 21 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, releases all tarpon; social and com- at Fleishman Park www.leecountysheriffsyouthactivi- Seattle (Pineda 4-2) at Baltimore (Arrieta 4- N.C. petitive club, hosts rookie seminars, CC Gators 5, FM Angels 3 tiesleague.com 1), 7:05 p.m. May 21 — x-All-Star Challenge, Concord, May 14-17, 19 & 24 tournaments for youth and adults. CC Seahawks 13, FM Yankees 3 Tampa Bay (Sonnanstine 0-0) at Cleveland N.C. Cape Coral Junior Football Info: Gary Jackson (239) 898-2980. Tuesday, May 10 (Tomlin 4-1), 7:05 p.m. May 29 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. Association Registration — Caloosa Cape Coral Sailing Club — Semifinals Boston (Lester 4-1) at Toronto (Drabek 2-2), Park; open registration for Pop Meeting fourth Wednesday each at Fleishman Park 7:07 p.m. Warner youth football & cheerlead- month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral Yacht CC Red Knights vs. CC Bulldogs, 6:30 p.m. Oakland (Anderson 2-2) at Texas (C.Lewis ing (including special needs cheer- Club, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; adults at Burton Park 2-4), 8:05 p.m. BASKETBALL leading) for ages 5-15; register 9 interested in boating (sail or power), CC Gators vs. CC Seahawks, 6:30 p.m. Detroit (Porcello 2-2) at Minnesota (Liriano a.m.-2 p.m. May 14 & 15, 6-8 p.m. cruising or armchair are welcome. Wednesday, May 11 2-4), 8:10 p.m. on May 17, 19 & 24. Info: Jay Taylor Info: Ron Miniter 945-7761. Championship Chicago White Sox (Danks 0-5) at L.A. (239) 677-6860, Jenn Culver (239) Sailing Singles Club — Happy NBA Playoffs 214-5250; Web: www.ccjfa.com Hour gathering first Friday each TBD, 6:30 p.m. Angels (Pineiro 1-0), 10:05 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS May 14 & 21 month, 5 p.m., general meeting Wednesday’s Games (Best-of-Seven) Senior Softball TF Elite Youth Track & Field Day third Thursday each month, 7 p.m.; Detroit at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Sunday, May 8 learn to sail with us; new members Monday, May 9 Oakland at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Camp — Ida Baker High School, at Burton Park Dallas 122, L.A. Lakers 86, Dallas wins free active participation camp open and captains with sailboats wel- Kansas City at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. series 4-0 to ages 8-18; 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. come. Info: Diane (239) 463-0993. FM Rockies 10, CC Red Storm 6 Seattle at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. at Fleishman Park Atlanta 100, Chicago 88, series tied 2-2 for ages 8-11, 12:30-2:30 p.m. for Thursday, May 12 Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Monday, May 9 ages 12-18; participants should Lee County Archers Open Range FM Reds 12, CC Terps 6 Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. — Nalle Grade County Park range, FM Rays 17, CC Huskies 16 Miami 98, Boston 90, OT, Miami leads bring sneakers, shorts & water jugs. Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 10:05 series 3-1 Info: (239) 980-3351; Web: North Fort Myers; 2-8 p.m.; open Tuesday, May 10 p.m. range includes 20-yard lighted cov- Semifinals Oklahoma City at Memphis, (n), Memphis www.tfelite.org May 21, 28 ered pavilion, 30- to 80-yard lighted at Burton Park leads series 2-1 National League Tuesday, May 10 Cape Coral Junior Golf outdoor range plus 28-station target CC Gators vs. FM Rockies, 6:30 p.m. East Division Association Registration — Coral field range; public invited, all skill at Fleishman Park Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. levels. Info: Ben Brown (239) 369- W L Pct GB Wednesday, May 11 Oaks Golf Course; registration May FM Rays vs. FM Reds, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia 23 11 .676 — 21 & May 28 (if program not filled) 6212. Wednesday, May 11 Boston at Miami, 7 p.m. Saturday, May 14 Florida 20 14 .588 3 Memphis at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. for summer program for boys & girls Championship Atlanta 20 16 .556 4 Cape Coral Yacht Club Sprint Thursday, May 12 ages 7-18, runs six Monday morn- TBD, 6:30 p.m. Washington 16 18 .471 7 ings June 13-July 25 (excluding July Triathlon — Cape Coral Yacht Club New York 15 19 .441 8 Chicago at Atlanta, 8p.m. 4); fee $20 per person, enrollment pavilion & beach, 5819 Driftwood Central Division limited to first 250 paid applicants. Pkwy.; quarter-mile swim in the St. Louis 20 15 .571 — Info: 239-772-3318. Caloosahatchee River, 12-mile bike GOLF and 5K run to the finish; check-in 6 Cincinnati 19 16 .543 1 HOCKEY May 31-June 2 Pittsburgh 18 17 .514 2 AJGT Purple & Gold Junior Golf a.m., race runs 7 a.m.-noon; entry Chicago 15 18 .455 4 Classic — Mandeville, La.; three- fee $50 (ages 18+), $35 (age 10-17), Hunters Run Exec. Golf Club Milwaukee 15 20 .429 5 day, 54-hole tournament for ages preregistration & raceday registra- Houston 13 22 .371 7 NHL Playoffs 12-18 hosted by Arrowhead Junior tion; awards ceremony to follow. Tuesday Men’s League Info: Mark Hunter (239) 574-0806. Two-Man Team Best Ball — 5/3 West Division CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Golf Tour; four age divisions, regis- (Best-of-Seven) CCCIA Hall of Fame Golf Classic 1. Matt O’Konsky-George Hazzard 23; 2. Colorado 18 14 .563 — tration extended to midnight May San Francisco 18 16 .529 1 Sunday, May 8 24. Info: (318) 402-2446; Web: — Coral Oaks Golf Course, 8 a.m. (tie) Gary Shott-Tony Sambrato, Mike Pusateri- Arizona 15 18 .455 3 1/2 Detroit 4, San Jose 3, San Jose leads series www.arrowheadjgt.com shotgun start; entry fee $80 per play- Mike Bates 24. Los Angeles 16 20 .444 4 3-2 June 13-Aug. 5 er includes greens fee, cart, lunch & Individual Low Net — Gary Shott 26. San Diego 14 21 .400 5 1/2 Monday, May 9 Weekly Youth Summer Tennis drinks on course; cash prizes, spon- Closest to Pin — #7, Mike Bates; #9, David sorships available. Info: (239) 772- Vancouver 2, Nashville 1, Vancouver wins Camps — Cape Coral Racquet & Zelt. Late Games Not Included 0027. series 4-2 Health Club; weekly camps 9 a.m.- Men’s Golf Association Sunday’s Games Florida Keys Ultra Marathon — Tuesday, May 10 noon beginning June 13, open to Two-Man Team Best Ball — 5/5 L.A. Dodgers 4, N.Y. Mets 2 Florida Keys; three competitions San Jose at Detroit, 8 p.m. boys & girls ages 7-16; indoor facil- 1. Peter Fox-Charles Schnuth 23; 2. Gary Florida 8, Washington 0 ities in case of rain; teaching done along Overseas Highway flanked by Thursday, May 12 Shott-David Zelt 24; 3. (tie) Mel Cole-Sal Pittsburgh 5, Houston 4 by tennis pros. Info: Jack Dunmead Atlantic Ocean, Florida Bay and Detroit at San Jose, 9 p.m. (if necessary) Pusateri, Bud Bromley-Ed Winkler 26. St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 1 (239) 573-3210; email: jack@capec- Gulf of Mexico; 100-mile race (6:10 Closest to Pin — #2, Paul May; #7, Mike Cincinnati 2, Chicago Cubs 0 oralrh.com a.m.) from Key Largo to Key West, San Diego 4, Arizona 3 June 20-22 50-mile race (10 a.m.) from Pusateri; #9, Ed Winkler. Marathon to Key West, and 100- Women’s Golf Association San Francisco 3, Colorado 0 SOCCER FGCU Girls’ Summer Basketball Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 2 Camp — Alico Arena; sign-in 5 p.m. mile six-person team relay race (6 Tee-to-Green — 5/6 a.m.) from Key Largo to Key West; 1. Joyce Leitch 22; 2. Berry White 25; 3. Monday’s Games June 20, camp runs 6:30-9 p.m.; open to ages 9-17 (grades 5-12); awards ceremony at noon Sunday; Shone Jane 26. Pittsburgh 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 registration $250 (100-mile), $195 Philadelphia 6, Florida 4 Major League Soccer online registration for overnight Closest to Pin — #2, Lila Cole; #7, Flo Wednesday, May 11 campers $295 each, $245 com- (50-mile), $690 per team (relay Domings; #9, Barbara Winkler. Cincinnati 6, Houston 1 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. muters (early discount $20 deadline race); proceeds benefit fight against Milwaukee 4, San Diego 3 June 1); instruction by FGCU coach prostate cancer. Info: (800) 352- N.Y. Mets at Colorado, (n) Toronto FC at FC Dallas, 9 p.m. 5397; Web: www.keys100.com San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Karl Smesko. Info: (239) 590-7064; BASEBALL Tuesday’s Games Web: www.fgcuathletics.com Sunday, May 15 L.A. Dodgers (Lilly 2-3) at Pittsburgh Saturday, May 14 June 20-23 Lee County Archers 3D Archery (Correia 5-2), 7:05 p.m. Chicago at Toronto FC, 7 p.m. John Cedarburg’s Pro Select Shoot — Nalle Grade County Park Philadelphia (Halladay 5-1) at Florida Colorado at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. Baseball Camp — Fleishman Park, range, North Fort Myers; sign up 8 Florida State League (Jo.Johnson 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Vancouver at New England, 7:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-noon each day; advanced a.m., shotgun start 9 a.m.; shooting North Division Washington (Marquis 3-1) at Atlanta Philadelphia at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. baseball skills camp for ages 6-12; fee $10; roving field range of 20 3D target stations plus 14-station NFAA W L Pct. GB (T.Hudson 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Houston at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. cost $125 per player. Info: John Daytona (Cubs) 23 8 .742 — Cincinnati (Bailey 1-0) at Houston (Myers Cedarburg (239) 826-0039; e-mail: field course. Info: Ben Brown (239) Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 369-6212. Clearwater (Phillies) 21 10 .677 2 1-2), 8:05 p.m. [email protected] Lakeland (Tigers) 15 16 .484 8 Sporting Kansas City at Los Angeles, 10:30 June 20-Aug. 1 Monday, May 16 St. Louis (Carpenter 0-2) at Chicago Cubs p.m. Tampa Bay Rays vs. N.Y. Yankees Dunedin (Blue Jays) 14 17 .452 9 (Zambrano 4-1), 8:05 p.m. Edison Sailing Center Youth Brevard Co. (Brewers) 10 21 .323 13 Portland at Seattle FC, 11 p.m. Summer Camps — Edison Sailing Bus Trip — Luxury motor coach San Diego (Richard 1-3) at Milwaukee transportation to Rays vs. Yankees Tampa (Yankees) 10 21 .323 13 (Marcum 3-1), 8:10 p.m. Center, North Shore Park, North Fort South Division Myers; online registration under game at Tropicana Field, leaves St. Lucie (Mets) 21 10 .677 — N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 2-3) at Colorado way for children age 8 and older; Cape Coral Yacht Club, 5819 Fort Myers (Twins) 19 12 .613 2 (Hammel 3-1), 8:40 p.m. ON THE AIR certified instructors; camps run 8:30 Driftwood Pkwy., 3:30 p.m. sharp & Jupiter (Marlins) 16 15 .516 5 Arizona (I.Kennedy 3-1) at San Francisco a.m.-noon Monday-Friday in two- returns 11:45 p.m.; fee $59 per per- Bradenton (Pirates) 15 16 .484 6 (Lincecum 3-3), 10:15 p.m. week sessions (June 20-July 1, July son (seats limited), includes trans- Charlotte (Rays) 11 20 .355 10 Wednesday’s Games 11-22, & July 25-Aug. 1); afternoon portation, game ticket, refreshments Palm Beach (Cardinals) 11 20 .355 10 San Diego at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. On Television camp 1-4 p.m. one-week sessions; & snacks on bus. Info: Mark Hunter Cincinnati at Houston, 2:05 p.m. TODAY preregistration required, fee $200 (239) 574-0806. Miracle Record: 19-12 N.Y. Mets at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 7 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Rays vs. ($125-$175 afternoon camp). Web: Wednesday, May 18 Home: 10-6 Away: 9-6 Streak: W-1 L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Indians www.edisonsailingcenter.org Harry Chapin Food Bank Golf Classic — Grandezza Country Sunday's Games Philadelphia at Florida, 7:10 p.m. 8 p.m. — WGN, MLBN (cable) Baseball: July 11-14 Bradenton 6, Charlotte 2 John Cedarburg’s Pro Select Club, Estero; registration 12:30 Washington at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Cardinals vs. Cubs p.m., foursome scramble format, Monday’s Games St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 8 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs Baseball Camp — Rutenberg Park, 8:30 a.m.-noon each day; advanced shotgun start 1:30 p.m.; entry fee Fort Myers 5, Jupiter 3 Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 8 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Marlins vs. $125 per person; proceeds benefit St. Lucie 3, Palm Beach 2, 10 innings baseball skills camp for ages 6-12; Cubs cost $125 per player. Info: John Harry Chapin Food Bank. Info: Clearwater 8, Dunedin 5 9 p.m. — VS. (cable) NHL Playoffs JoAnna Bradshaw (239) 405-7266, Lakeland 5, Tampa 1 Cedarburg (239) 826-0039; e-mail: AUTO RACING 10:30 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs [email protected] Chris Robinson (239) 334-7007 ext. Daytona 11, Brevard County 7 Wednesday July 17-24 137; e-mail: bradshawjoa@com- Tuesday’s Games 11 a.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball (AAA): CABA 18U Metal Bat World cast.net; chrisrobinson@harrychap- Dunedin at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. infoodbank.com Indianapolis Indians vs. Durham Bulls Series — Bob Cene Baseball Daytona at Jupiter, 6:30 p.m. May 20-21 Punta Gorda Speedway 2:20 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Marlins Complex, Struthers, Ohio; national Lakeland at St. Lucie, 6:30 p.m. Saturday’s Results tournament information & registra- Bricks & Sticks Inshore Fishing Palm Beach at Clearwater, 7 p.m. Super Late Model (100 laps) — 1. Keith vs. Cubs Tournament — Tarpon Point 7 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Rays vs. tion available online. Info: Ken Bradenton at Tampa, 7 p.m. Lilley, Lakeland; 2. Wayne Anderson, Quinn (330) 770-7157; Web: Marina, Cape Coral; captain’s meet- Charlotte at Brevard County, 7:05 p.m. Wildwood; 3. Dustin Dunn, Tallahassee; 4. L. Indians www.cababaseball.com ing 6 p.m. May 20, shotgun start Wednesday’s Games B. Skaggs, North Fort Myers; 5. Dylan Bigley, 7 p.m. — VS. (cable) NHL Playoffs July 18-21 7:30 a.m. May 21 & fishing till 4 Dunedin at Fort Myers, 10:35 a.m. Naples; 6. Billy Bigley Jr., Naples; 7. Alan 7 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs Greg Coleman’s Summer Slam p.m., awards banquet 5 p.m. Info: Bruns, Claremont; 8. Travis Hansen, Cooper 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) Baseball: Cardinals Basketball Camp — Island Coast (239) 936-5525; Web: www.bia.net Daytona at Jupiter, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 4 Lakeland at St. Lucie, 10:30 a.m. City; 9. Richie Anderson, North Fort Myers; vs. Cubs High School, 8-9 a.m. check-in, 9:30 p.m. — TNT (cable) NBA Playoffs camp runs 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; open to Lee County Homeless Coalition Palm Beach at Clearwater, 10:30 a.m. 10. Barry Bartlett, St. Pete Charity Golf Tournament — Charlotte at Brevard County, 10:35 a.m. Super Stock — 1. Shane Leonard, Cape 10 p.m. — WGN (cable) Baseball: White boys & girls ages 8-14; fee (includes lunch) $70 returning campers before Colonial Country Club, shotgun start Bradenton at Tampa, 7 p.m. Coral; 2. Bobby Fischer, Naples; 3. Jimmy Sox vs. Angels 8 a.m.; entry fee $100 per person, Meiser, Cape Coral; 4. Logan Leonard, Cape Thursday June 1, $80 campers registering before June 1, $100 all campers reg- $250-$1,000 sponsorships also College Coral; 5. Lance Sober Noon — SUN, MLBN (cable) Baseball: istering after June 1; ball handling, available; join Ernest Graham of FGCU Men: 22-26 Road Warriors — 1. Derrick Horton, North Rays vs. Indians rebounding, shooting, passing & Tampa Bay Bucs for a round of golf. Home: 14-15 Away: 8-11 A-Sun: 11-13 Fort Myers; 2. Brian Harbin, Bartow; 3. Randy 1 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: Players defense fundamentals. Info: Coach Info: Janet Bartos (239) 322-6600, Saturday’s Game Kile, Lehigh; 4. Richard Nelson, Bradenton; 5. Championship Coleman (239) 462-6243; Web: Eric Pateidl (239) 246-8884. Jason Miller, Lehigh Acres; 6. Jessie Gargus, 7 p.m. — MLBN (cable) Baseball: Royals www.islandcoastbasketball.org Sunday, June 5 Stetson, 8, FGCU 5 Lee County Archers 900 Round Sunday’s Game Naples; 7. Johnny Allen, Lehigh Acres; 8. vs. Yankees July 18-22 & 25-29 Chris Loney, Naples; 9. Chris Stockton, Event — Nalle Grade County Park Stetson 13, FGCU 2 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Mets vs. Cape Coral Rowing Club Hollywood; 10. Willard Hadden Summer Camp — Offers high range, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m.; Upcoming Games Marlins public invited all skill levels. Info: Mini Stock — 1. Chris Zimmerman, Largo; 7:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Softball: SEC school students age 14-18 a chance May 10 — vs. Florida Atlantic, 6:30 p.m. to learn teamwork, commitment, Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. 2. Tom Zimmerman, Largo; 3. Dustin Perez; 4. Tournament May 13 — at Belmont, 7 p.m. dedication & strength training; try Fred Harrison, Polk City; 5. James Pate. 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Playoffs NOTE: See the entire Sports May 14 — at Belmont, 5 p.m. out rowing before the fall competi- Pro 4 — 1. Cody Allen, Lehigh; 2. Ryan 9 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: Players Calendar online at www.cape- May 15 — at Belmont, 2 p.m. Collver, Fort Myers; 3. Phillip Ellis Jr., North tive scholastic rowing program starts Championship coral-daily-breeze.com. Send infor- Port; 4. Dan Collver, North Fort Myers; 5. in mid-August; cost $150 per week- 10:30 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Playoffs long camp. Info: Alis Jordan (239) mation about your group’s upcom- 980-1338; Web: www.capecoral- ing events at least two weeks in rowing.com advance to: Daily Breeze Sports Calendar, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... General Info Cape Coral, FL 33904; or send e- Cape Coral Bass Club — Meeting mail to: breezesports@breezenews- Send e-mail details to: [email protected] first Tuesday each month, 7:30 p.m., papers.com Artery spasm caused heart attack DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I TO READERS: Questions recently was diagnosed with about vaginal infections are coronary vasospasm. most common. Those questions Bloodwork indicated that I had are answered in the booklet on suffered a mild heart attack. that topic. To obtain a copy, Follow-up tests showed no write: Dr. Donohue — No. coronary artery disease. Could 1203, Box 536475, Orlando, you expand on the cause of this FL 32853-6475. Enclose a condition? Am I at risk of a check or money order (no cash) more serious heart attack? — for $4.75 U.S./$6 Can. with the J.W. recipient’s printed name and ANSWER: Coronary (heart address. Please allow four artery) vasospasm is a sudden weeks for delivery. constriction of one of the heart Dr. Donohue DEAR DR. DONOHUE: arteries to such a degree that it You mentioned controlling the shuts off blood flowing to part pain of pseudogout with of the heart. Other names for colchicine. We were informed this condition are variant angi- TO YOUR that it is no longer available and na, vasospastic angina and GOOD is not being manufactured. Prinzmetal’s angina. The spasm Why? — K.B. lasts for only a matter of min- HEALTH DEAR DR. DONO- utes. Chest pain — similar to HUE: You say colchicine is the kind of pain caused by clog- good for gout. I cannot get it in ging of a heart artery by a buildup of choles- the U.S. What should I do? — R.C. terol on the wall of the artery — is the promi- ANSWER: Colchicine is still being man- nent sign. A somewhat distinguishing charac- ufactured and is available in the U.S. as teristic of this kind of chest pain is its onset Colcrys, a brand-name drug. The Food and when a person is resting or even during sleep. Drug Administration stopped the marketing However, it also might appear when a person of generic colchicine because those generic is active. drugs had not undergone the required testing Examination of heart arteries with X-rays for safety and efficacy, even though they were often shows no buildup in the heart arteries, as marketed for many, many decades. It’s the was demonstrated in your arteries. That’s def- law. That’s all I can say. initely a good sign. A single episode of coro- Realizing the increased cost of their brand- nary vasospasm has a good prognosis. The name colchicine, the manufacturer Mutual development of a full heart attack is uncom- Pharmaceutical/URL Pharma has provided a mon. However, people with your condition patient assistance program for those without usually are put on medicines to prevent such insurance and a co-pay program for those spasms. Nitroglycerin and Isordil are two with insurance. You can find further informa- such medicines. Cardizem is another. Often, tion at www.colcrys.com or by phone at 888- this is not a lifelong commitment to medicine 811-8423. treatment. The cause of the artery spasm is debated. —Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable Your doctor undoubtedly will examine to answer individual letters, but he will incor- you for other risks of heart disease and decide porate them in his column whenever possible. whether you need long-term care. If your cho- Readers may write him or request an order lesterol is high, you might have to alter your form of available health newsletters at P.O. diet and increase your exercise time. Since Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. your arteries are clean, it’s most probable that Readers may also order health newsletters you will do very well. from www.rbmamall.com. Everyone needs attention Maybe you’ll dress with more color, talk a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Play it cool. little louder or exaggerate the story here and Don’t tell all you know or show all you have. there for effect. So what if you’re just doing it Offer a glimpse and hold back the rest. Let for attention? The Leo moon reminds us that others know you’ve held something back in everyone needs attention, and as nonchalant a way as you can sometimes the need is stronger muster. than usual. If you want an SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. audience, you’ll have one for 21). How can you take a relation- as long as you work to hold ship to more splendid levels? their attention. You will accomplish this aim, ARIES (March 21-April mostly because you have the cre- 19). Implement timesaving ativity, curiosity and moxie that strategies, and rid yourself of it takes to ask this question. activities that take you away SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- from your goals. A Virgo or Dec. 21). You’ll connect with a Libra can help you set up your part of your past. Maybe you’ve personal business in a way that let go of certain grudges and will serve you for years to moved past some old opinions. come. But there’s still a kind of electri- TAURUS (April 20-May Holiday cal charge when you touch on 20). You love it when some- Mathis this part of your history. It may thing new comes into your surprise you. world, but you also know it is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- best to be careful with things Jan. 19). You like to think that you know nothing about. Your when you love someone, you inexperience makes you vul- HOROSCOPES give everything. But when you nerable. Step back and BY HOLIDAY think about how this plays out in observe. Err on the side of cau- practical terms, it may not add up tion. completely. You’ll temper GEMINI (May 21-June romantic notions with reasonable 21). A battle goes on inside of you. It seems ones. that you are the only witness to this struggle, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Brief but this is not the case. Someone is so in tune conversations are favored. If you’ve stopped with you that he or she can look into your eyes talking but your audience is still listening, and know what you’re going through. that’s a good sign. You can always carry on CANCER (June 22-July 22). You will with this later. For today, it’s best to quit be involved in a project that captures your full while you’re ahead. attention and transports your mind, body and PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You’re on spirit to a level of awareness from which there a sort of mission. You’ll have to be your own is no going back. This is a life-changing expe- cheerleader. A distant image of the future you rience. seems to be coming nearer every day as you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Your attention grow into the person you want to be. goes to your appearance and updating your TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (May 10). look. Your desire to be perceived in a certain Persuasion and negotiation are strong suits for way may lead you to retail outlets. You will you this year. Whether for personal gain or on not be outdone by the fashionable crowd. behalf of your business or family, you win VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Why you people over and make deals in June with great choose one direction instead of another is a finesse. A lump sum comes in the mail or by mystery. You defy the laws of marketing and wire this month. Adventure takes wing in laugh in the face of persuasion. You definite- August. Wedding bells ring in February. ly have your own mind. Many will try to pre- Cancer and Libra people adore you. Your dict your next move; none will succeed. lucky numbers are: 14, 46, 48, 42 and 22. Won’t-get-a-job hubby should see doctor for possible depression Dear Annie: I married because he insisted on telling “Theo” three years ago. The his supervisor what to do. marriage started out OK, but I am fed up. Am I wrong to then I discovered he had a lose patience? Theo did manage drug addiction. After a great to get clean and start attending deal of pushing from me, church. Maybe I need to give Theo finally got clean two him more time. But, Annie, I years ago. The problem is, he can’t do this by myself. I have has not held down a job since been considering a divorce, but he moved in with me six it’s not what I want. What do I years ago, while I have do next? — Frustrated worked a full-time third shift Christian to support my children and Dear Frustrated: More household. 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LARSEN, deceased, thereof as recorded in Plat Book Ken Kellum, Court Operations CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- CATES, SERIES 2005-FF2, File No. 11-CP-655, is pending in 73, Pages 33-37, of the Public Manager whose office is located TY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, the Circuit Court for Lee County, Records of Lee County, Florida. at the Lee County Justice Center CASE NO. 07-CA-13370 v. Florida, Probate Division, the pursuant to the Final Judgment 1700 Monroe Street, Florida HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS MARY D. KINKLE C/O CHRISTINA address of which is Post Office TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF ACE Box 9346, Fort Myers, Florida entered in a case pending in said 33901, and whose telephone HARRIS SCHWINN, ESQ.; Court, the style of which is indicat- number is (239) 533-1700, at SECURITIES CORP. HOME JULIUS A. KINKLE SR. C/O 33902. The names and addresses EQUITY LOAN TRUST AND of the personal representative and ed above. least 7 days before your sched- CHRISTINA HARRIS SCHWINN, the personal representative’s Any person or entity claiming an uled court appearance, or imme- FOR THE REGISTERED HOLD- ESQ.; ANY AND ALL attorney are set forth below. interest in the surplus, if any, diately upon receiving this notifi- ERS OF ACE SECURITIES UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- All creditors of the decedent’s resulting from the forcefulness cation if the time before the CORP. HOME EQUITY LOAN ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, estate, including unmatured, con- sale, other than the property scheduled appearance is less TRUST, SERIES 2006-HE2, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN tingent or unliquidated claims, on owner as of the date of the Lis than 7 days; if you are hearing ASSET BACKED PASS- NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- whom a copy of this notice is Pendens, must file a claim on or voice impaired, call 711 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT served must file their claims with same with the Clerk of Court with- DATED this 29 day of April, 2011. Plaintiff, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR this court WITHIN THE LATER in 60 days after the foreclosure CHARLIE GREEN vs. ALIVE, WHETHER SAID OF THREE MONTHS AFTER sale. Clerk, Circuit Court JEFF C. HERBERT; ELIZABETH UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CITY LEGALS THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- WITNESS my hand and official seal By: M. Parker A. HERBERT; ANY AND ALL CLAIM AN INTEREST AS LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR of said Court this 26 day of April, Deputy Clerk UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, The City of Cape Coral will receive THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 2011. May 10, 17, 2011 ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, GRANTEES, OR OTHER bids for The Coral Oaks Golf DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY If you are a person with a disability 84617 AND AGAINST THE HEREIN CLAIMANTS; GLADIOLUS PRE- Course, RFP-PR11-25/VP. OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. who needs any accommodation in NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- SERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSO- Detailed specifications and All other creditors of the decedent order to participate in this pro- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT CIATION, INC.; AND JANE DOE, instructions for submitting a Bid and persons having claims or TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR may be obtained: in person from ceeding, you are entitled, at no N/K/A KIMBERLY KIMBLE. demands against the decedent’s cost to you, to the provision of cer- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Defendant(s). the City of Cape Coral, FLORIDA UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Procurement Division, 1015 estate, including unmatured, con- tain assistance. Please contact NOTICE OF SALE Cultural Park Blvd., Second Floor, tingent or unliquidated claims, Ken Kellum, Court Operations CASE NO. 36-2010-0A-051214 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Cape Coral, FL 33990; must file their claim with this Court Manager whose office is located WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, suant to an Order Of Final www.demandstar.com or by mail WITHIN THREE MONTHS at the Lee County Justice Center Plaintiff, GRANTEES, OR OTHER Summary Judgment of request 239-574-0831 (recipient’s AFTER THE DATE OF THE 1700 Monroe Street, Florida v. CLAIMANTS; MORTGAGE Foreclosure filed April 26, 2011, account required for overnight FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS MARK ANTHONY PIE; JENNIFER ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION mail). BIDS MUST BE DATE 33901, and whose telephone entered in Civil Case No. 07-CA- NOTICE. number is (239) 533-1700, at D. PIE; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; SYSTEMS, INC.; SECURED 12717 of the Circuit Court of the STAMPED AT THE OFFICE OF UNKNOWN TENANT 2; and all FUNDING CORP.; UNKNOWN THE PROCUREMENT DIVISION ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL least 7 days before your sched- Twentieth Judicial Circuit In And NO LATER THAN 3:30PM ON BE FOREVER BARRED. uled court appearance, or imme- unknown parties claiming by, TENANT#1 IN POSSESSION OF For Lee County, Florida, wherein Tuesday, June 7, 2011. BIDS The date of the first publication of diately upon receiving this notifi- through, under or against the THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; the Clerk of the Circuit Court will PRESENTED AFTER THAT this Notice is May 3, 2011. cation if the time before the above named Defendant(s), UNKNOWN TENANT#2 IN POS- sell to the highest bidder for cash TIME WILL BE REFUSED. The Personal Representative: scheduled appearance is less who (is/are) not known to be SESSION OF THE SUBJECT on 27 day of July, 2011, time indicated on the date stamp Mary Larsen dead or alive, whether said PROPERTY; ET AL. machine located in the than 7 days; if you are hearing Beginning 9:00 a.m. at 2755 Colonial Blvd., #105 or voice impaired, call 711 unknown parties claim as heirs, Defendants www.lee.realforeclose. com in Procurement Division is consid- devisees, grantees, assignees, RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ered the official time. It is the Fort Myers, Florida 33907 CHARLIE GREEN accordance with chapter 45 responsibility of the Vendor to Attorney for Personal CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT lienors, creditors, trustees, SALE Florida Statutes, relative to the fol- ensure all Bids, Quotes, or Representative: By: M. Parker spouses, or other claimants; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- lowing described property as set Proposals are actually received Judy A. Romano, Esq. Deputy Clerk JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, suant to a Final Judgment of forth in the Final Judgment, to wit: by the Purchasing Division by the Florida Bar No. 881200 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERG- Foreclosure April 26, 2011, and LOT 23, GLADIOLUS PRESERVE, submission deadline. 6719 Winkler Rd., Suite 110 ER TO WASHINGTON MUTUAL entered in Case No. 07-CA- Procurement is not responsible Derek L. Metts ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Ft. Myers, Florida 33919 Butler & Hosch, P.A. BANK F/K/A WASHINGTON 13370, of the Circuit Court of the THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT for late mail or overnight deliver- MUTUAL BANK, F.A. Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and ies.” Telephone: (239) 437-5378 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E BOOK 73, PAGES 58 THROUGH May 3, 10, 2011 Orlando, Florida 32812 Defendants. for LEE County, Florida. HSBC 63, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS By Order of the City Manager 84578 (407) 381-5200 NOTICE OF SALE BANK USA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Rebecca van Deutekom, City Clerk B&H #280060 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant ON BEHALF OF ACE SECURI- Any person claiming an interest in Advertise: May 10, 2011 May 10, 17, 2011 to the Summary Final Judgment TIES CORP. HOME EQUITY the surplus from the sale, if any, FORECLOSURES 84614 of Foreclosure entered on March LOAN TRUST AND FOR THE other than the property owner as 21, 2011, in this cause, in the REGISTERED HOLDERS OF of the date of the Lis Pendens IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Circuit Court of LEE County, ACE SECURITIES CORP. HOME must tile a claim within 60 days PROBATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, I will sell the property situ- EQUITY LOAN TRUST, SERIES after the sale. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO: 09-060549-CA-G ated in LEE County, Florida, 2006-HE2, ASSET BACKED DATED AT FORT MYERS, FLORI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CIVIL DIVISION BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, described as: PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA DA THIS 26 DAY OF APRIL, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 362010CA057597 L.P. FKA COUNTRYWIDE LOT 9, BLOCK 19, UNIT 3, LEHIGH CATES (hereafter “Plaintiff”), is 2011. CASE NO.: 11-CP-000576 XXXXXX HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. ACRES, SECTION 30, TOWN- Plaintiff and JEFF C. HERBERT; CHARLIE GREEN Division Probate BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, Plaintiff, SHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE 26 ELIZABETH A. HERBERT; CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN RE: ESTATE OF LP, FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME vs. EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. THOMAS LOUIS LOWES, LOANS SERVICING, LP, MARIA ROMAN; UNKNOWN ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, M. PARKER Deceased. Plaintiff, SPOUSE OF MARIA ROMAN; PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- INC.; SECURED FUNDING NOTICE TO CREDITORS DEPUTY CLERK vs. UNKNOWN TENANT I; ED IN PLAT BOOK 26, PAGE 53, CORP., are defendants. I will sell If you are a person with a disability The administration of the estate of ROBERTO TAVERA, et al UNKNOWN TENANT II, and any THOMAS LOUIS LOWES, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF to the highest and best bidder for who needs any accommodation in deceased, whose date of death Defendants. unknown heirs, devisees, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. cash bidder for cash via the inter- order to participate in this pro- was March 2, 2011, is pending in NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO grantees, creditors, and other a/k/a 917 ALBERT AVE, LEHIGH net beginning at at www.lee.real- ceeding, you are entitled, at no the Circuit Court for Lee County, CHAPTER 45 unknown persons or unknown ACRES, FL 33971 foreclosure. com at 9:00 a.m., on cost to you, to the provision of cer- Florida, Probate Division, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- spouses claiming by, through at public sale for cash Beginning the 27 day of June, 2011, the fol- tain assistance. Please contact address of which is 1700 Monroe suant to an Order or Summary and under any of the above- 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- lowing described property as set Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The Ken Kellum, Court Operations Final Judgment of foreclosure named Defendants, close. com in accordance with forth in said Final Judgment, to Manager whose office is located name and address of the Defendants. Personal Representative and the filed April 29, 2011, and entered in chapter 45 Florida Statutes on wit: at the Lee County Justice Center Personal Representative’s attor- Case No. 362010CA057597 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE June 20, 2011. Any person claim- LOTS 61 AND 62, BLOCK 961, 1700 Monroe Street, Florida ney are set forth below. XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in SALE ing an interest in the surplus from UNIT 25, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- 33901, and whose telephone All creditors of the Decedent and and for Lee County, Florida, NOTICE is hereby given that the the sale, if any, other than the VISION, ACCORDING TO THE number is (239) 533-1700, at other persons having claims or wherein BAC HOME LOANS undersigned Clerk of the Circuit property owner as of the date of PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN demands against Decedent’s least 7 days before your sched- SERVICING, LP, FKA COUN- Court of Lee County, Florida, will the lis pendens must file a claim PLAT BOOK 14, PAGES 90 TO uled court appearance, or imme- Estate, on whom a copy of this TRYWIDE HOME LOANS SER- on the 24 day of August, 2011, within 60 days after the sale. 100, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUB- notice is required to be served, must diately upon receiving this notifi- file their claims with this Court VICING, LP is Plaintiff and beginning at 9:00 a.m. at Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 29 LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN- cation if the time before the WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE ROBERTO TAVERA; YORMARY www.lee.realforeclose. com, in day of April, 2011. TY, FLORIDA. scheduled appearance is less MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF TAVERA; UNKNOWN TENANT accordance with chapter 45 CHARLIE GREEN “Any person claiming an interest in than 7 days; if you are hearing or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. Florida Statute, offer for sale and Clerk of the Circuit Court the surplus from the sale, if any, voice impaired, call 711 THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES sell at public sale to the highest By: M. Parker other than the property owner as AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE The above is to be published in: CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, and best bidder for cash, the fol- Deputy Clerk of the date of the Lis Pendens Cape Coral Daily Breeze, 2510 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THROUGH, UNDER OR lowing-described property situate If you are a person with a disability must file a claim within 60 days THEM. Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral, All other creditors of the Decedent AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- in Lee County, Florida: who needs any accommodation in after the sale.” FL 33904. and other persons having claims or DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR Lot 5, Block 53, Unit 6, Section 34, order to participate in this pro- If you are a person with a disability I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and demands against the Decedent’s HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Township 44 South, Range 26 ceeding, you are entitled, at no who needs any accommodation in correct copy of the foregoing was Estate, must file their claims with HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR East LEHIGH ACRES, as per plat cost to you, to the provision of cer- order to participate in this pro- furnished by first class U.S. Mail this Court WITHIN THREE INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY thereof, recorded in Plat Book 15, tain assistance. Please contact ceeding, you are entitled, at no MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF this _ day of _, 2011, to the fol- HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Page 90, of the Public Records of Ken Kellum, Court Operations cost to you, to the provision of cer- lowing: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Defendants, I will sell to the high- Lee County, Florida. Manager whose office is located tain assistance. Please contact THIS NOTICE. MORRIS HARDWICK SCHNEI- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN est and best bidder for cash at pursuant to the Final Judgment at the Lee County Justice Center Ken Kellum, Court Operations DER, STEVEN C. FRASER, THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Lee County’s Public Auction web- entered in a case pending in said 1700 Monroe Street, Florida Manager whose office is located ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF, IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, Court, the style of which is indicat- 33901, and whose telephone at the Lee County Justice Center 9409 PHILADELPHIA ROAD, FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 ed above. number is (239) 533-1700, at 1700 Monroe Street, Florida BALTIMORE, MD 21237 BE FOREVER BARRED. a.m. on the 1 day of June, 2011, Any person or entity claiming an least 7 days before your sched- 33901, and whose telephone NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME MARY D. KINKLE C/O CHRISTINA the following described property interest in the surplus, if any, uled court appearance, or imme- number is (239) 533-1700, at HARRIS SCHWINN, ESQ., P.O. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY as set forth in said Order or Final resulting from the forcefulness diately upon receiving this notifi- least 7 days before your sched- CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR DRAWER 1507, FORT MYERS, MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Judgment, to-wit: sale, other than the property cation if the time before the uled court appearance, or imme- FL 33902-1507 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. LOT 54 & 55, BLOCK 2092, UNIT owner as of the date of the Lis scheduled appearance is less diately upon receiving this notifi- JULIUS A. KINKLE SR. C/O The date of the first publication of 47 PART 2, CAPE CORAL SUB- Pendens, must file a claim on than 7 days; if you are hearing or cation if the time before the CHRISTINA HARRIS SCHWINN, this Notice is May 3, 2011. DIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE same with the Clerk of Court with- voice impaired, call 711 scheduled appearance is less ESQ., P.O. DRAWER 1507, Personal Representative: PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- in 60 days after the foreclosure May 10, 17, 2011 than 7 days; if you are hearing or Renae Kosecki FORT MYERS, FL 33902-1507 ED IN PLAT BOOK 23, PAGES sale. 84612 voice impaired, call 711 GLADIOLUS PRESERVE HOME- 1011 Angelo Avenue 112 THRU 127, INCLUSIVE, WITNESS my hand and official seal Dated this 26 day of April, 2011. Lehigh Acres, Florida 33971 OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE of said Court this 26 day of April, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CHARLIE GREEN Attorney for Personal TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT C/O J. KEVIN MILLER, ESQ., Representative: COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2011. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BECKER & POLIAKOFF, P.A., ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN If you are a person with a disability IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, BY: M. Parker Kevin A. Kyle FLORIDA 14241 METROPOLIS AVENUE, Attorney for Renae Kosecki INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS who needs any accommodation in As Deputy Clerk SUITE 100, FORT MYERS, FL Florida Bar No. 980595 FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, order to participate in this pro- CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-059777 May 10, 17, 2010 Green Schoenfeld & Kyle LLP WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., SUC- 33912 OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY ceeding, you are entitled, at no 84616 JANE DOE, N/K/A KIMBERLY KIM- 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF cost to you, to the provision of cer- CESSOR TO WACHOVIA Fort Myers, Florida 33919 BLE, 9390 GLADIOLUS PRE- THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE tain assistance. Please contact BANK, N.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Telephone: (239) 936-7200 Plaintiff, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SERVE CIRCLE, FORT MYERS, Fax: (239) 936-7997 A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Ken Kellum, Court Operations FL 33908 AFTER THE SALE. Manager whose office is located v. IN LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. GARY LUCKS; LISA GIBSON; CASE NO. 07-CA-12717 This is an attempt to collect a debt com DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on at the Lee County Justice Center and any information obtained may May 3, 10, 2011 UNKNOWN TENANT 1; SEC.: T May 2, 2011 1700 Monroe Street, Florida be used for that purpose 84562 CHARLIE GREEN 33901, and whose telephone UNKNOWN TENANT 2; and all DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL unknown parties claiming by, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR As Clerk, Circuit Court number is (239) 533-1700, at LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: K. Dix least 7 days before your sched- through, under or against the PROBATE DIVISION As Deputy Clerk uled court appearance, or imme- above named Defendants, who File No. 11-CP-000684 If you are a person with a disability diately upon receiving this notifi- are not known to be dead or Division who needs any accommodation in cation if the time before the alive, whether said unknown IN RE: ESTATE OF parties claim as heirs, BARBARA A. ZEIGLER order to participate in this pro- scheduled appearance is less ceeding, you are entitled, at no than 7 days; if you are hearing devisees, grantees, assignees, Deceased lienors, creditors, trustees, NOTICE TO CREDITORS cost to you, to the provision of cer- or voice impaired, call 711 d spouses, or other claimants; oul n’ The administration of the estate of tain assistance. Please contact CHARLIE GREEN h t ATLANTIC CREDIT & FINANCE, S BARBARA A. ZEIGLER, Ken Kellum, Court Operations CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT deceased, whose date of death Manager whose office is located By: M. Parker INC., AS ASSIGNEE OF was February 24, 2011, and at the Lee County Justice Center Deputy Clerk HOUSEHOLD BANK whose Social Security Number is Defendants. XXX-XX-8442, is pending in the 1700 Monroe Street, Florida ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 33901, and whose telephone Barry B. Johnson NOTICE OF SALE Circuit Court for Lee County, Notice is hereby given that, pursuant Florida, Probate Division; the number is (239) 533-1700, at Butler & Hosch, P.A. to the Summary Final Judgment in address of which is, Post Office least 7 days before your sched- 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E go g G of Foreclosure filed April 27, 2011, e Box 9346, Fort Myers, FL 33902. uled court appearance, or imme- Orlando, Florida 32812 re in this cause, in the Circuit Court B The names and addresses of the e diately upon receiving this notifi- (407) 381-5200 n personal representative and the per- of LEE County, Florida, I will sell ? cation if the time before the B&H #273070 sonal representative’s attorney are the property situated in LEE set forth below. scheduled appearance is less May 10, 17, 2011 than 7 days; if you are hearing or 84615 County, Florida, described as: All creditors of the decedent and LOTS 52 AND 53, BLOCK 3204, other persons having claims or voice impaired, call 711 demands against decedent’s estate Pursuant to Florida Statute IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIT 66, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- on whom a copy of this notice is 45.031(2), this notice shall be 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN VISION, ACCORDING TO THE required to be served must file their published twice, once a week for AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN claims with this court, WITHIN THE two consecutive weeks with the DA. PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES 2 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE CASE No. 36-2009-CA-056190 THROUGH 26, INCLUSIVE, OF DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- last publication being at least 5 days prior to the sale. US BANK, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA. DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- May 10, 17, 2011 VICE OF A COPY OF THIS 84621 vs. a/k/a 1229 S.W. 29TH TERRACE, NOTICE ON THEM. CAMERON, ROBERT W., et. al., CAPE CORAL, FL 33914 All other creditors of the decedent, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Defendants. at public sale for cash Beginning and other persons having claims or FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- demands against decedent’s estate CASE NO: 10-CA-050350-I SALE close. com in accordance with must file their claims with this court BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- chapter 45 Florida Statutes on WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE L.P. FKA COUNTRYWIDE suant to an Order or Final July 27, 2011. Any person claim- DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- TION OF THIS NOTICE. HOME LOANS SERVICING, Judgment entered in Case No. ing an interest in the surplus from ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN L.P., 36-2009-CA-056190 of the Circuit the sale, if any, other than the THE TIME PERIODS SET Plaintiff, Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit property owner as of the date of FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF vs. in and for LEE County, Florida, the lis pendens must file a claim THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE GILBERT ROSADO; CATHERINE wherein, US BANK, Plaintiff, and, within 60 days after the sale. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. P. ROSADO A/K/A CATHERINE CAMERON, ROBERT W., et. al., Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 27 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ROSADO A/K/A CATHIE P. are Defendants, I will sell to the day of April, 2011. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) PINO; MORTGAGE ELECTRON- highest bidder for cash Beginning CHARLIE GREEN YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- Clerk of the Circuit Court DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH INC., AS NOMINEE FOR close. com in accordance with By: M. Parker IS BARRED. CITIBANK, N.A.; TOWN LAKES chapter 45 Florida Statutes, on Deputy Clerk The date of first publication of this HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, the 17 day of June, 2011, the fol- If you are a person with a disability Notice is May 10, 2011. INC., and any unknown heirs, lowing described property: who needs any accommodation in Personal Representative: devisees, grantees, creditors, UNIT 844 SUNSET GULF, A CON- order to participate in this pro- It’s Our World - Karen L. Turano 1311 Canterbury Drive and other unknown persons or DOMINIUM, TOGETHER WITH ceeding, you are entitled, at no Fort Myers, FL 33901 unknown spouses claiming by, AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN cost to you, to the provision of cer- Attorney for Personal through and under any of the THE COMMON ELEMENTS, tain assistance. Please contact Representative: above-named Defendants, ACCORDING TO THE DECLA- Ken Kellum, Court Operations Robert A. Winesett Defendants. RATION OF CONDOMINIUM Manager whose office is located Let’s Take Attorney NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE RECORDED AS INSTRUMENT at the Lee County Justice Center Florida Bar No. 365556 SALE NO. 2006000197086, PUBLIC 1700 Monroe Street, Florida AVERY, WHIGHAM & WINESETT, P.A. NOTICE is hereby given that the RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, 33901, and whose telephone P.O. Box 610 undersigned Clerk of the Circuit FLORIDA. number is (239) 533-1700, at Care of It! Fort Myers, FL 33902 Court of Lee County, Florida, will Any person claiming an interest in least 7 days before your sched- Telephone: (239) 334-7040 on the 24 day of August, 2011, the surplus from the sale, if any, uled court appearance, or imme- May 10, 17, 2011 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at other than the property owner as diately upon receiving this notifi- 84648 www.lee.realforeclose. com, in of the date of the lis pendens must cation if the time before the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE accordance with chapter 45 file a claim within 60 days after the scheduled appearance is less Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday May 10, 2011

May 10, 17, 2011 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- 10:00 a.m. District receives pursuant to solic- Deputy Sheriff needing a special accommodation 84618 CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- 1. 1995 Lincoln, 2-door, white itations for auditing services, rank May 10, 17, 24, 31, 2011 to participate in this proceeding TY, FLORIDA VIN# 1LNLM91VXSY752143 such proposals as may be 84643 should contact the individual or CASE NO. 2009-CA-059886 May 10, 2011 received and recommend quali- agency sending notice not later FLAGSTAR BANK, F.S.B., Plaintiff, 84647 fied firms to the Board of than seven days prior to the pro- Supervisors in the order of any ceeding at the address given on vs. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE JANA E. STUCK; UNKNOWN ranking established by the Audit ACTIONS notice. Telephone: (850) 257- SPOUSE or JANA E. STUCK; SOUTHTRAIL BP gives Notice of Committee. 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or DANIEL JOHN ROBERSON; Foreclosure of Lien and intent to The meeting is open to the public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida UNKNOWN; SPOUSE OF sell these vehicles on and will be conducted in accor- 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Relay Service. DANIEL JOHN ROBERSON; 05/24/2011, 10:00 am, at 7010 dance with the provisions of FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC CYPRESS TER., FORT MYERS, Case No.: 11-DR-004253 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, Florida Law for Community 84352 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- FL 33907-8809, pursuant to sub- Development Districts. The meet- Division: ___ CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; section 713.78 of the Florida NOTICE OF ACTION UNKNOWN TENANT #2, ET AL. ing may be continued to a date, Judge: Simpson, Joseph A. TY, FLORIDA Defendants Statutes. SOUTHTRAIL BP time, and place to be specified on NELMY CALDERON CASE NO. 36-2010-CA-057942 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE reserves the right to accept or the record at the meeting. A copy Petitioner BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS SALE reject any and/or all bids. of the agenda for this meeting and STRUCTION INDUSTRY TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 2005 FORD may be obtained from the District JOSE L. RAMOS LICENSING BOARD MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, suant to a Final Judgment of 1FMCU93185KC22741 Respondent. Foreclosure filed April 26, 2011 Manager at 3800 Colonial SERIES 2006-NC4 ASSET- May 10, 2011 Boulevard, Suite 103, Ft. Myers, NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- IN RE: The practice of contracting BACKED PASS-THROUGH and entered in Case No. 2009- 84644 CA-059886, of the Circuit Court of FL 33966. LUTION OF MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in There may be occasions when TO: JOSE L. RAMOS Eugenia Beckner Plaintiff, and for LEE County, Florida. one or more Supervisors will par- ADDRESS UNKNOWN 5901 Cypress Grove CR. vs. FLAGSTAR BANK, F.S.B. (here- MISCELLANEOUS ticipate by telephone. At the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Cape Coral, FL 33993 WILLIAM ALLEN; CAROL ALLEN; after “Plaintiff”), is Plaintiff and above location, there will be pres- has been filed against you and you ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- JANA E. STUCK; DANIEL JOHN are required to serve a copy of your CASE NO.: 2010049095 ROBERSON; UNKNOWN Notice of Public Meeting ent a speaker telephone so that TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, any interested person can attend written defenses, if any, to it on LICENSE NO.: SCC 131149856 UNDER, AND AGAINST THE SPOUSE OF DANIEL JOHN Catalina at Winkler Preserve ROBERSON; MORTGAGE the meeting at the above location NELMY CALDERON, whose HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Community Development address is 405 S.E. 24th AVE., The Department of Business and ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION District and be fully informed of the dis- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT SYSTEMS, INC., are defendants. cussions taking place either in CAPE CORAL, FL 33990, on or Professional Regulation has filed KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR I will sell to the highest and best before May 23, 2011, and file the an Administrative Complaint A regular Meeting of the Board of person or by telephone communi- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID bidder for cash bidder for cash via cation. original with the clerk of this Court at against you, a copy of which may UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY the internet beginning at at Supervisors of the Catalina at 1700 MONROE STREET, FORT be obtained by contacting, Jamie www.lee.realforeclosure. com at Winkler Preserve Community Pursuant to provisions of the CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Americans with Disabilities Act, MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, before Duran, Service of Process Unit, SPOUSES, HEIRS DEVISEES, 9:00 a.m., on the 26 day of May, Development District will be held Department of Business and 2011, the following described any person requiring special service on Petitioner or immediately GRANTEES, OR OTHER on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at thereafter. If you fail to do so, a Professional Regulation, 1940 property as set forth in said Final 3:30 p.m., at the office of DR accommodations at this meeting CLAIMANTS; NEW CENTURY Judgment, to wit: because of a disability or physical default may be entered against you North Monroe Street, MORTGAGE CORPORATION; LOT 8, BLOCK 45, UNIT 10, SEC- Horton, Inc., located at 13880 for the relief demanded in the peti- Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, Treeline Avenue South, Suite #3, impairment should contact the UNKNOWN TENANT # 1 IN TION 33, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, District Office at (239) 936-0913 tion. (850) 488-0062. POSSESSION OF THE SUB- RANGE 27 EAST, LEHIGH Fort Myers, FL 33913. Copies of all court documents in this ACRES. ACCORDING TO THE The meeting is open to the public at least two calendar days prior to JECT PROPERTY; UNKNOWN the meeting. If you are hearing or case, including orders, are available If no contact has been made by you TENANT # 2 IN POSSESSION MAP OR PLAT THEREOF and will be conducted in accor- concerning the above by MAY 31, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12, speech impaired, please contact at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; dance with the provisions of office. You may review these docu- 2011 the matter of the PAGE 52, PUBLIC RECORDS Florida Law for Community the Florida Relay Service at 1 ET AL., OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. (800) 955-8770, who can aid you ments upon request. Administrative Complaint will be Defendants “Any person claiming an interest in Development Districts. A copy of You must keep the Clerk of the presented at a hearing pursuant the agenda for this meeting may in contacting the District Office. RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE the surplus from the sale, if any, Each person who decides to appeal Circuit Court’s office notified of your to 120.57(2), F.S. before the other than the property owner as be obtained from the District SALE . any decision made by the Board current address. (You may file Florida Construction Industry NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- of the date of the Lis Pendens Manager at 3800 Colonial Blvd., Notice of Current Address, Florida Licensing Board. must file a claim within 60 days with respect to any matter consid- suant to a Final Judgment of Suite 103, Fort Myers, FL 33966 Supreme Court Approved Family after the sale.” or by calling (239) 936-0913. ered at the meeting is advised Foreclosure filed May 2, 2011, If you are a person with a disability that person will need a record of Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in In accordance with the Americans and entered in Case No. 36-2010- who needs any accommodation in the proceedings and that accord- this lawsuit will be mailed to the with Disabilities Act, persons CA-057942, of the Circuit Court of order to participate in this pro- This meeting may be continued to a address on record at the clerk’s needing a special accommodation date, time, and place to be speci- ingly, the person may need to the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in ceeding, you are entitled, at no ensure that a verbatim record of office. to participate in this proceeding and for LEE County, Florida. cost to you, to the provision of cer- fied on the record at the meeting. WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida should contact the individual or tain assistance. Please contact There may be occasions when a the proceedings is made, includ- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS ing the testimony and evidence Family Law Rules of Procedure, agency sending notice not later TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTON Ken Kellum, Court Operations Board Supervisor may participate than seven days prior to the pro- Manager whose office is located upon which such appeal is to be requires certain automatic disclo- MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, by telephone. At the above loca- sure of documents and information. ceeding at the address given on at the Lee County Justice Center tion will be present a speaker tele- based. SERIES 2006-NC4 ASSET- 1700 Monroe Street, Florida Failure to comply can result in sanc- notice. Telephone: (850) 257- BACKED PASS-THROUGH 33901, and whose telephone phone so that any Board tions, including dismissal or striking 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or Supervisor can attend the meet- Molly Syvret CERTIFICATES (hereafter number is (239) 533-1700, at District Manager of pleadings. 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida “Plaintiff”), is Plaintiff and least 7 days before your sched- ing at the above location and be Dated: April 13, 2011. Relay Service. uled court appearance, or imme- fully informed of the discussions 05/10/2011 WILLIAM ALLEN; CAROL 84633 CHARLIE GREEN May 3, 10, 17, 24, 2011 ALLEN; NEW CENTURY MORT- diately upon receiving this notifi- taking place either in person or by 84546 cation if the time before the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT GAGE CORPORATION; telephone communication. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE By: J. Soucy scheduled appearance is less NOTICE OF ACTION UNKNOWN TENANT # 1 IN POS- than 7 days; if you are hearing or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Deputy Clerk SESSION OF THE SUBJECT voice impaired, call 711 Any person requiring special accom- virtue of a certain Writ of Execution IF A NON LAWYER HELPED YOU BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- PROPERTY N/K/A AYDA ODEH, Dated this 28 day of April, 2011. modations at this meeting heretofore issued out of the Circuit FILL OUT THIS FORM, HE/SHE STRUCTION INDUSTRY are defendants. I will sell to the CHARLIE GREEN because of a disability or physical Court of Lee County, Florida, on the MUST FILL IN THE BLANKS LICENSING BOARD highest and best bidder for cash CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT impairment should contact the 26th day of January, 2011, in the BELOW: BY: K. Dix bidder for cash via the internet District Office at (239) 936-0913 matter of JENKS BUILDERS, INC., By the People a nonlawyer, located As Deputy Clerk at least five calendar days prior to IN RE: The practice of contracting beginning at at www.lee.realfore- May 10, 17, 2010 Plaintiff, and SIMON MORALES, at 16050 S. Tamiami Tr. #104, Fort closure. com at 9:00 a.m., on the the meeting. If you are hearing or Defendant(s). I have levied upon Myers, FL (239) 267-9955, helped 84646 Robert Milligan 1 day of June, 2011, the following speech impaired, please contact and taken into my constructive cus- NELMY CALDERON, who is the 2270 NW 15th Street. described property as set forth in the Florida Relay Service at 1- tody, the following described real petitioner, fill out this form. Cape Coral, FL 33993 said Final Judgment, to wit: FICTITIOUS NAMES 800-955-8770, for aid in contact- property, as property of Simon April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 2011 LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 2182, ing the District Office. Morales, Defendant(s), to wit: 84393 CASE NO.: 2010021384 UNIT 33, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- NOTICE OF ACTION LICENSE NO.: CBC 1251036 VISION, ACCORDING TO THE ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Each person who decides to appeal Lots 17 and 18, Block 2129, Unit PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN The undersigned does hereby certi- any action taken at these meet- 32, Cape Coral Subdivision, accord- BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- The Department of Business and PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES 40 fy that they are conducting a ings is advised that person will ing to the plat thereof, as recorded in STRUCTION INDUSTRY Professional Regulation has filed THROUGH 61, OF THE PUBLIC Inspections business at P.O. Box need a record of the proceedings Plat book 16, pages 1 to 13, inclu- LICENSING BOARD an Administrative Complaint RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, 61975, Ft. Myers, Florida 33906 and that accordingly, the person sive, in the Public Records of Lee against you, a copy of which may FLORIDA. under the fictitious name of may need to ensure that a verba- County, Florida. IN RE: The practice of contracting be obtained by contacting, Jamie “Any person claiming an interest in Affordable Inspections & Testing tim record of the proceedings is Duran, Service of Process Unit, the surplus from the sale, if any, and that said firm is composed of made, including the testimony and Also known as: 2107 N.E. 13th Eugenia Beckner Department of Business and other than the property owner as the following persons whose evidence upon which such appeal Place, Cape Coral, Florida 33909 5901 Cypress Grove CR. Professional Regulation, 1940 of the date of the Lis Pendens names and places of residence is to be based. Cape Coral, FL 33993 North Monroe Street, must file a claim within 60 days are as follows: AND on the 158th day of June, Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, after the sale.” Kelly Lashley Molly Syvret 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon CASE NO.: 2010038720 & (850) 488-0062. If you are a person with a disability P.O. Box 61975 District Manager thereafter as possible), in Lee 2010045938 who needs any accommodation in Ft. Myers, FL 33906 County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria LICENSE NO.: SCC 131149856 If no contact has been made by you order to participate in this pro- Ownership of Affordable Inspections Run date: 05/10/2011 Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, Sheriff concerning the above by JUNE 7, ceeding, you are entitled, at no & Testing is as follows: 84632 Mike Scott, will offer for sale, and The Department of Business and 2011 the matter of the cost to you, to the provision of cer- KE & BA Services LLC sell to the highest bidder for cash in Notice of Regular Meeting Professional Regulation has filed Administrative Complaint will be tain assistance. Please contact It is my intention to apply to the hand, the right, title and interest, the And Audit Committee Meeting an Administrative Complaint presented at a hearing pursuant Ken Kellum, Court Operations Department of State, Division of above described real property as the Laguna Estates Community against you, a copy of which may to 120.57(2), F.S. before the Manager whose office is located Corporations, State of Florida to property of Simon Morales Development District be obtained by contacting, Jamie Florida Construction Industry at the Lee County Justice Center register the said name of Defendant(s), subject to any and all Duran, Service of Process Unit, Licensing Board. 1700 Monroe Street, Florida Affordable Inspections & Testing prior liens and encumbrances, if The Regular meeting of the Board of Department of Business and 33901, and whose telephone under the provision of Chapter 90- any, to satisfy or as may be applied Supervisors of the Laguna Professional Regulation, 1940 In accordance with the Americans number is (239) 533-1700, at 267 (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of to this execution and costs of levy Estates Community Development North Monroe Street, with Disabilities Act, persons least 7 days before your sched- Florida (Section 865.09, Florida and sale. District is scheduled to be held on Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, needing a special accommodation uled court appearance, or imme- Statutes), 1990. Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at (850) 488-0062. to participate in this proceeding diately upon receiving this notifi- May 10, 2011 IN ACCORDANCE with the 11:00 a.m., (or immediately fol- should contact the individual or cation if the time before the 84645 Americans with Disabilities Act, per- lowing the adjournment of the If no contact has been made by you agency sending notice not later scheduled appearance is less Audit Committee Meeting), 3800 sons with disabilities needing spe- than 7 days; if you are hearing or cial accommodation to participate in concerning the above by MAY 17, than seven days prior to the pro- Colonial Boulevard, Suite 103, Ft. 2011 the matter of the ceeding at the address given on voice impaired, call 711 Myers, FL 33966. There will be this proceeding should contact the Dated this 3 day of May, 2011. AUCTIONS A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- Administrative Complaint will be notice. Telephone: (850) 257- an Audit Committee meeting at presented at a hearing pursuant 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or CHARLIE GREEN 11:00 a.m. at the above-refer- 1322, not later than seven (7) days NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION to 120.57(2), F.S. before the 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT enced location (immediately prior prior to the proceedings. If hearing Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 Florida Construction Industry Relay Service. BY: K. Dix to the onset of the Board of impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via As Deputy Clerk West Coast Collision Licensing Board. May 10, 17, 24, 31, 2011 Supervisors’ meeting). The Audit Florida Relay Service. May 10, 17, 2010 901 Country Club Blvd. 84642 Committee will evaluate any pro- MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, 84631 Cape Coral, FL 33990 In accordance with the Americans posals from qualified firms the Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Auction Date: May 24, 2011 By: Rosa S. Estrada with Disabilities Act, persons

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