THREE DAYS A WEEK POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM Moving CAPE CORAL up field Mariner tangles wih South Fort Myers in preseason game BREEZE — SPORTS EARLY-WEEK EDITION WEATHER: Partly Sunny • Tonight: Mostly Clear • Wednesday: Partly Sunny — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 50, No. 131 Tuesday, November 1, 2011 50 cents Homeowner’s remibursement request rejected who thinks they have a valid case wasn’t comfortable retroactively Wanted repaid for permits related Chinese drywall remediation prior to the trigger date … I fear approving Tronchet’s request. By DREW WINCHESTER the permits, hoping to take advan- those fees was shot down with a the flood gate this might open,” “Going back in time is not [email protected] tage of Resolution 13-11, which deadlocked 4–4 vote. Several on Councilmember Marty McClain wise for this council to do,” City Council denied Monday allows for a waiver of those fees council worried that approving said. McGrail said. reimbursement for a permit relat- for homes built between Tronchet’s petition would set an Councilmember Kevin Tronchet said he was a respon- ed to Chinese drywall remedia- 2005–2008 with defective unfair precedence as his home McGrail agreed despite sympa- sible homeowner who did not tion for Ryan Tronchet, a Cape Chinese drywall. was built outside of the time thizing with Tronchet and home- abandon his home and instead Coral homeowner. Council approved Resolution frame covered in the resolution. owners like him. He said those fixed the problem. He felt that all Tronchet was looking to 13-11 this year. “We’re going to have to open homeowners have had their recoup $467.89 for the price of Tronchet’s request to waive this council to every individual “Florida dreams crushed” but See PERMITS, page 6A Council approves purchase of software

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Lexie De management system Jesus, 4, was By DREW WINCHESTER versy surrounding the city’s fuel all smiles on [email protected] use that had been ongoing for Saturday at Cape Coral City Council nearly a year. Jaycee Park approved waiving the bid process City Manager Gary King said while taking a to buy $331,000 worth of soft- the process related to fuel man- free pony ride ware for fuel and fleet manage- agement has been an effort to pro- during the ment systems Monday, although tect the city’s assets and not to 14th Annual the “FASTER” fleet management circumvent any of the city’s laws. Kids Festival, system was the only portion to “We’re trying to put a fuel sys- organized by require a waiver of that process, tem in place we can trust, that’s the Harney according to city staff. all were doing,” he said. The “FASTER” software car- The vote was approved with a Point Kiwanis ried a price tag of $148,700, with 5–3 vote, with Councilmembers Club. a recurring annual cost of Derrick Donnell, Kevin McGrail $17,150. and Marty McClain dissenting. DREW Purchase of software for the Those on the losing end of the WINCHESTER city’s fuel management system vote felt that putting the fuel man- — at a total cost of 132,577.76 agement system portion out for with an additional annual recur- bid was not only the prudent thing ring cost of $49,909.64 — pre- sumably puts to rest the contro- See COUNCIL, page 6A Grandson a ‘person Jaycee Park packed for of interest’ in elderly man’s disappearance 14th Annual Kids Festival By TIFFANY REPECKI ments to people present at the [email protected] pool hall that gave rise to concern By DREW WINCHESTER for the welfare of his grandfather. [email protected] “We want to give families the opportunity to spend time The Cape Coral police have Hundreds of families flocked together and educate their kids.” classified a 24-year-old man as a The Volvo bears the Florida “person of interest” in the recent tag A057QX. to the 14th annual Kids Festival, — Harney Point Kiwanis President Scott Turner a celebration of free activities, disappearance of his grandfather. On Sunday, Cape police education and entertainment, at Garrett Kern and his grandfa- searched Caloosa Lake and the Jaycee Park Saturday. Turner said the fun, and edu- and the Cape Coral Fire ther, James Arthur, 80, both of wooded area surrounding it on Co-sponsored by the city of cation, were the focal points on Department, to name a few. 3519 S.W. 29th Ave., were last foot. They used cadaver dogs and Cape Coral and organized by the Saturday. Meghan De Jesus and her seen Thursday when Arthur searched the lake with boats. The Harney Point Kiwanis Club of “We want to give families the daughter Lexie, 4, were enjoy- reportedly drove Kern to a proba- state preserve area adjacent to the Cape Coral, the festival has opportunity to spend time ing the free pony rides. Meghan tion appointment. Police had pre- lake was also searched. grown over the years to include together and educate their kids,” said her daughter really wanted viously reported that the two had “This area was searched dozens of vendors and live per- Turner said. “They learn the to see the animals, which also not showed up for the appoint- because investigators learned that formers. basics in school but when we included Alpacas. ment. Garrett Kern liked to visit this Harney Point Kiwanis bring the health and safety Lexie was smiling and hav- According to police, Kern was area recreationally throughout his President Scott Turner said early aspects, it broadens that knowl- ing fun while taking a pony ride. seen later Thursday afternoon at life,” Lt. Tony Sizemore, the rain put a damper on early atten- edge and they can use it their “This is what we came for, BA Hustlers Pool Hall on Santa spokesman for the Cape police, dance, but as the skies cleared, entire lives.” the animals,” De Jesus added. Barbara Boulevard South. He was wrote Monday in a prepared cars began lining up along It was a combination of free Emma and Jonah Rioux, ages driving his grandfather’s vehicle statement. Beach Parkway, all vying for activities and education, with 2 and 4, were busy building — a 2010 Volvo S80 sedan — “The search, however, turned premium parking spots in Jaycee representatives from the Lee but Arthur was not present with up no leads,” he continued. Park. County Public Library System See FESTIVAL, page 6A him. Kern reportedly made state- See GRANDSON, page 6A Oktoberfest draws thousands to Cape Coral over two weekends club grounds, too, or people could Even with rainy Friday, organizers estimate 34,000-35,000 attended annual event go inside the big hall for a more By DREW WINCHESTER Mills, Oktoberfest chairman, but but statewide. “The band from Austria was traditional, sit-down dinner with [email protected] he estimated that between 34,000 Spanning two weekends, incredibly good,” Mills added. friends and family. Day-long rain Friday brought to 35,000 people enjoyed Oktoberfest is also known for And speaking of beer, What ever course attendees flooding to the German American German culture, drank adult bev- importing a European band that Oktoberfest had no shortage of plotted for their evening, they all Club off Pine Island Road, but it erages, sampled the cuisine and plays authentic German favorites, beverages, as domestic offerings came away with the same result did little to stop thousands of rev- danced to non-stop live entertain- which lights up the crowd under- were paired up with imported — a grin on their faces, their elers from checking out the sec- ment. neath the big tent. German beers and sold all over belly full of good food and their ond weekend of Oktoberfest, the “Overall, it was a really suc- Austrian band D’Hirscheggar the German American Club’s legs tired from all the non-stop most popular festival in the city of cessful year,” Mills added. had people jumping up to do the grounds. dancing. Cape Coral. It was the 26th year for the “Chicken Dance” all weekend Foods like bratwurst, knock- “The numbers were down Final numbers were still being festival, which draws attendance long amid shouts of “We want wurst and potato pancakes were tallied Monday, according to Paul not only from around Lee County more beer!” available at various booths on the See ANNUAL, page 6A ATAGLANCE AROUND THE CAPE NEWS OF NOTE

WHAT’S INSIDE 5th annual Family Health Holiday Fantasy Land to Annie’s Mailbox ..14A Editorial ...... 4-5A & Safety Fair Saturday open Nov. 5 at Mann Hall The 5th annual Family Health & Safety The Southwest Florida Symphony Cape Fare...... 4B Horoscopes...... 9A CASH 3: Fair will be held on Saturday, Nov. 5 from Society will present a dazzling festival of Cape Life ...... 7A Obituaries ...... 2A 7-5-6 / 5-9-5 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Wellness Center, trees for the 2011 Holiday Season. located at 609 S.E. 13th Court, Cape From Nov. 5 through Dec. 4, the Community ...... 8A Police Blotter ....6A PLAY 4: 0-3-6-1 / 3-8-2-9 Coral. Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall will Classifieds...... 1-3B Sports ...... 12-13A Fantasy 5 A special presentation by Cape Coral host a wonder of holiday delight. On dis- Comics ...... 10A Tides ...... 2A 6-23-28-30-34 Police Sgt. Allan Kolak has been added to play for the public will be 30 to 40 themed Lotto this year’s fair. Kolak will address issues and fantasy decorated trees and wreaths by Crossword...... 10A TV Listings ...... 11A 3-8-12-28-34-48 of substance abuse. area interior designers and florists. Dr. Donohue ...... 9A Weather ...... 2A X 3 Guests will also have the opportunity to A preview party for the Holiday Fantasy Florida Powerball donate blood. Each donor will receive a Land will be held on Nov. 4, from 5 to 7 11-16-40-51-56 PB 38 X 5 non-fasting cholesterol test, blood pressure, p.m. Admission to the preview party is $20 pulse reading, iron level test and iron typ- and includes refreshments and soft drinks. ing. A cash bar will be available. Reservations For additional information, call 239- for the preview party can be made by call- 7 48445 46010 1 573-4800. ing 772-7775. Page 2A Tuesday, November 1, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

OBITUARIES June Marie Hardin (Diener) Kipp. A homemaker, she William “Pepaw” Henry Carp June Marie Hardin, 95, of Cape Coral died Oct. 19, lived in Cape Coral for the past 15 William “Pepaw” Henry Carp, 71, of Cape Coral 2011, at her residence after a long illness. She was born years, formerly from Chicago. passed away Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011. He was born Aug. June 28, 1916, in Chicago, a daughter of Henry and Marie Wife of the late William James 19, 1941, in Wheeling, W.Va., to Raymond and Verna Hardin, who died in 1992, she is Carp, now deceased. He moved to Cape Coral in 1974 survived by her children, Marie J. from Union, Ohio. He worked as a pressman for Ace Press Butler of Cape Coral, William J. CAPE CORAL in Fort Myers for many years. (Barbara) Hardin Jr. of Burbank, Survivors include his son, Bill BREEZE Ill., and Pamela (Eduardo) Mejia of (Ronda) Carp of Cape Coral; his Oak Lawn, Ill.; 12 grandchildren; brother, James (Maryann) Carp of (ISSN 10726152) 23 great-grandchildren; and her sis- Love Joy, Ga.; and one sister, Linda Office of publication ter, Edith Fox of Mt. Greenwood, June Marie (Marvin) Hale of Cape Coral; and 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904 Ill. Hardin three grandchildren, Savannah R. Phone: 239.574.1110 A memorial service will be held Carp, Samantha J. Carp and Stone Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, at 2 p.m., in the Chapel of Hope Hospice, (Hunter) Carp, all of Cape Coral. breezenewspapers.com 2430 Diplomat Parkway, East, Cape Coral. He was preceded in death by his In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to Hope Publisher, Scott Blonde ...... ext. 110 wife of 49 years, Donna Carp, in Hospice, 9470 HealthPark Circle, Fort Myers, FL 33908. 2009. [email protected] Friends may sign the guest book at www.horizonfuner- Visitation will be held at Fuller William News als.com. Metz Cremation and Funeral Services, 3740 Del Prado Blvd., S., “Pepaw” Henry Executive Editor, Valarie Harring ...... ext. 119 Cape Coral, Saturday, Nov. 5, from Carp [email protected] Cathy Billian Editor, Chris Strine ...... ext. 130 Cathy Billian, 74, of Cape Coral passed away Sunday, 3-5 p.m. [email protected] Oct. 30, 2011. She was born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1936 to Please visit www.fullermetz.com to view Bill’s life Sports Editor, Jim Linette ...... ext. 136 Sebastian and Josephine Carone, now deceased. She tribute and leave a condolence. [email protected] moved to Cape Coral in 1982 from Toledo, Ohio. She was Newsroom a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church. Phone ...... 574-1110 Survivors include her loving hus- David E. Johnston Fax ...... 574-5693 band of 54 years, Richard Joseph David E. Johnston, 73, of Cape Coral passed away E-mail ...... [email protected] Billian, four children, Monsignor Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, at the Health Park Medical Please mail letters to the attention of Valarie Harring Michael Richard Billian, Mary Jo Center, Fort Myers. He was born Nov. 22, 1937, in Advertising McNeal, Richard Joseph Billian II Chillicothe, Ohio, a child of Clifford Paul and Hazel M. and Sandra Marie Moore; seven (Parker) Johnston. Advertising Sales Manager He graduated from East High School and Franklin Renée Brown ...... ext. 122 grandchildren, Erin Marie McNeal, [email protected] Cole Sebastian McNeal, Michael University, Columbus, Ohio. He served as a mechanic in the U.S. Air Force during the Berlin Crisis and then was a Advertising Director Jeffrey Sagorac, Anthony Joseph Jim Konig ...... ext. 195 Sagorac, Dakoda Mills Billian, manager of Pitney Bowes of Columbus, Ohio, and [email protected] Richard Joseph Billian III, Kayhlin Charleston, W.Va., and retired to Cape Coral. Classified Advertising Lea Nobile; and one great-grand- He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Patti L. Phone ...... 574-5644 daughter, Emilee Marie McNeal. Cathy Billian (Seelenbinder) Johnston; his mother, Hazel M. Johnston of Fax ...... 574-1984 All grandchildren lovingly called Cape Coral; sister, Debbie (Roger) Underwood of Cape E-mail ...... [email protected] her “Mamom.” Also surviving are three brothers, Thomas, Coral; brother, Richard Johnston of Estero; daughter, Joseph and John Carone. Christine N. Lisska of Westerville, Ohio; and grandchil- Circulation She was preceded in death by her brother. Sebastian Jr. dren, Christopher and Machela Lisska of Kansas. Circulation Director A funeral mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m., He was preceded in death by his father, Clifford Paul Barbara Smith ...... 425-8870 ext. 320 Thursday, Nov. 3, at St. Andrew Catholic Church. Johnston. and sister, Sandy Keller-Kockentiet. [email protected] Visitation will be at Fuller Metz Funeral Home in Cape Memorial services will be held Monday, Nov. 7, at 7 Subscriptions Coral on Wednesday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. A Mass for p.m., at the Grace United Methodist Church, 13 S.E. 21st Phone ...... 574-1116 the Repose of her Soul will be celebrated in Toledo, Ohio, Place and Hancock Bridge Parkway, Cape Coral. Fax ...... 574-3403 at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish Saturday, Nov. 12, at In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations may be E-mail ...... [email protected] 11 a.m. made to the Arthritis Foundation, 2525 1 St., Suite 1515, Postal Information Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude’s Fort Myers, FL 33901. Condolences may be left at The Cape Coral Breeze, ISSN 10726152, is published Childrens Hospital. Please visit www.fullermetz.com to www.horizonfunerals.com. three times a week by the Breeze Corporation, 2510 view Cathys Life Tribute. Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904. 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At 6:44 p.m. Friday, a driver and her passenger reported to a Florida Highway Patrol trooper sta- tioned at the 100-mile toll plaza on eastbound Interstate 75 that they had just been assaulted and bat- tered by a man. They stated that the man, later identified as Grable, was upset with the woman’s driving and stopped in the Sun Pass lane and exited his vehicle. He approached their car, which was behind his, and called the woman a name. Grable then reportedly attempted to strike the US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 11/19/11 BZ00 US Citizens Only Coupon Expires 11/19/11 BZ00 woman but missed. He next grabbed her hooded sweatshirt and start- ed to pull on it, ripping it. According to an arrest report, the two screamed at Grable to return to his vehi- cle, at which time he did and left the scene heading east- bound on I-75. The FHP trooper alerted other officers to the make and model of Grable’s vehi- cle, a blue Chevrolet Corvette bearing the Florida license plate GRABLE1. 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SCOTT BLONDE, Publisher “Another one bites the dust aries are genuine racy, women’s rights, VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor And another one gone, democrats, who want religious pluralism, eco- CHRIS STRINE, Editor and another one gone free elections and nomic stability and Another one bites the dust.” — will guarantee at diplomatic cooperation 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 Queen least some rights (if with the West, the first not equal ones) for step must be to rewrite • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 Forgive me if I don’t join the women, religious the National Transition Member Florida Press Association State Department, American offi- minorities and per- Council’s draft constitu- cials and world leaders in their haps even political tion. As I wrote in euphoric Hallelujah Chorus cele- opponents. But the August following brating the demise of Libya’s attacks by Muslims Gadhafi’s ouster, Article ‘Jobs bill’ facts Moammar Gadhafi. Oh, I’m happy on Coptic Christians 1 tells us all where the he’s dead, but I have as much faith and their churches in rebel leadership wants to President Barack Obama is using virtually every type of that things will change for the better Egypt ought to be a Cal Thomas take the country: “Islam political pressure available to him to force Congress to in Libya as I do in the Great warning sign that an is the religion of the approve his new $447 billion “stimulus” proposal. He has Pumpkin rising from the pumpkin Egyptian (and State and the principal been leaving one thing out of his speeches, however: the truth. patch on Halloween night (sorry, Libyan) version of source of legislation is The Associated Press analyzed Obama’s claims about his Linus). America is unlikely to bloom in Islamic Jurisprudence (Sharia).” “jobs bill” this week. Here is a sampling of misstatements of “Gadhafi’s Death Ushers in New such putrid soil. Should Libya’s new leaders fact the news organization found: Era,” read the headline in last Turkey was supposed to be the approve a constitution without that ∫ While the president claims Republicans are blocking his Friday’s usually sober Wall Street shining light of 21st-century Islam, clause, if they keep the Muslim plan, many Democrats oppose it, too. Journal. “West Hails a Turning a beacon to the rest of the Muslim Brotherhood at bay — which is now ∫ Regarding the same claim, Democrat lawmakers control Point...,” read the sub-headline. The world. Instead, Prime Minister active in other Arab nations experi- the U.S. Senate, but have not made the president’s bill a prior- question is, or should be: a turning Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been encing upheaval — and if they turn ity. to what? As Richard Boudreaux turning more and more to Islam’s toward the West for more than eco- ∫ Obama insists Republican leaders won’t tell him what sensibly wrote in the Journal, conservative wing while rebuffing nomic aid, embracing the most fun- they find objectionable in the bill. They have done so in detail, “(Gadhafi) leaves a nation torn by Israel and behaving in ways not damental of human rights, I will the AP notes. war, devoid of civic institutions and befitting a U.S. ally or member of move from pessimism to guarded ∫ Proposals in the “jobs bill” are similar to those that have difficult to govern.” What can be NATO. optimism. Confidence isn’t warrant- had bipartisan support in the past, Obama maintains. That sim- built on that rubble when Libyans In Tunisia, where the Arab upris- ed when a headline in the London ply is false; massive tax increases such as those the president have no history of practicing any of ings began, an election was recently Daily Telegraph says, “Interim wants have never been backed by Republican lawmakers. the values the West holds dear? No held. Initial returns indicate that a (Libyan) ruler unveils more radical And this, not mentioned by the AP: Obama insists his pro- functional nation can rise when it once-banned Islamist party, than expected plans for Islamic posals are proven job creators. Yet much of his package mere- rests on such a weak foundation. Ennahda, may have won a majority. law.” Than expected? What are they ly copies features of his previous $787 billion “stimulus.” Secretary of State Hillary And Afghanistan isn’t turning drinking? Most Americans understand that initiative was ineffective. Clinton has dropped an additional out as many had hoped. The U.S. I remain a skeptic that Libya is Fortunately, many in the public seem to understand Obama $11 million on Libya ($135 million State Department reports “there is capable of heading in a direction is not being candid. There certainly has been no groundswell since the uprising began), no doubt not a single, public Christian church that improves the lives of its people, of support — and there certainly should not be one. The pres- borrowed from the Chinese since left in Afghanistan,” the last one aligns itself with the U.S. and our ident’s proposal would waste hundreds of billions of dollars we don’t have that kind of money. having been razed in March 2010. interests and lessens tensions in the and should not be considered by Congress. Why do Democrats think money is In March 2011 a Congressional region. the answer to everything? Let’s see Research Service report showed that But I am open to evidence to the — Odgen Newspapers if the rebels submit receipts and Afghanistan has cost American tax- contrary, if it’s not based on wishful expense vouchers showing what payers more than $440 billion (and thinking. they spent. It’s a safe bet much of it counting), 1,700 lives (and count- will go down the rat hole of corrup- ing) and the country is as intolerant — Direct all MAIL for Cal Don’t politicize talks tion, as our money has in Iraq, of any faith other than Islam as Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, No doubt President Barack Obama would like some sort Afghanistan and Pakistan. when it was run by the Taliban. This 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, of foreign policy win to boost his re-election campaign. His We have been assured by various is progress? Buffalo, N.Y. 14207. Readers may record on international affairs has not been full of success- sources throughout the misnamed If real progress is to be made in also e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsedi- es. “Arab Spring” that these revolution- Libya toward representative democ- [email protected]. But talks aimed at stopping North Korea’s aggressive- ness and its nuclear weapons program are too important to be used for political purposes. U.S. and North Korean representatives met last week in Switzerland and agreed to full-scale talks on relations in the future. That occurred while the U.S. delegation was headed by Stephen Bosworth, who has been Obama’s spe- cial representative to North Korea since February 2009. In announcing plans for a new round of negotiations, however, the State Department said the U.S. delegation will be led by Glyn Davies, who has been our ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency. There was no explanation for the sudden change. Some analysts said it appeared to reflect uncertainty over U.S. policy toward North Korea. If so, the question of what type of shift is occurring aris- es. Is it a change aimed at procuring some sort of agree- ment — regardless of whether it is helpful in reining in North Korea? Is a public relations coup more important than a verifiable agreement that North Korea will abandon nuclear weapons? Let’s hope not. One more sham agreement with North Korea is not in Americans’ best interests. — Odgen Newspapers Vetting the Rubio family story By JOSE de la ISLA Hispanic Link News Service HOUSTON - Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., came under a round of chastisement, and a few so-what shrugs, about The media and ‘bullying’ whether it really matters that his family arrived in Florida in 1956, two-plus years before Fidel Castro's revolution Back in the 1920s, the intelli- in Cuba. Does it matter? whatever, that is Journalists Association — gentsia on both sides of the Atlantic Of course it matters. where the authorities so continuing media public- were loudly protesting the execution When Rubio’s family need to step in. No ity will ensure that the of political radicals Sacco and left Cuba, the closest decent person wants authorities will have to “do GUEST Vanzetti, after what they claimed Castro was to Havana was to see kids hounded, something.” was an unfair trial. Supreme Court at Cafe La Habana in whether by words or But political pressures to OPINION Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Mexico City. That is deeds, and whether “do something” have been wrote to his young leftist friend where he and Che the kids are gay, behind many counterpro- Harold Laski, pointing out that there Guevara met and planned their revolution during Castro’s Asian or whatever. ductive and even dangerous were “a thousand-fold worse cases” exile. But there is still a policies. involving black defendants, “but the Later the Castro brothers -- Fidel and Raul -- would difference between A grand jury report world does not worry over them.” launch their revolution from abroad and take control of words and deeds — about bullying in the Holmes said: “I cannot but ask the capital in January 1959. Today, they are a vestige of and it is a difference schools of San Mateo myself why this so much greater the Cold War and one of the last remaining communist we do not need to let County, California, brought interest in red than black.” dictatorships in the world. ourselves be stam- Thomas all sorts of expressions of To put it bluntly, it was a question This context becomes important because of a story in peded into ignoring. concern from school of whose ox was gored. That is, what Sowell The Washington Post by Manuel Roig-Franzia Oct. 20. The First authorities — but no defini- groups were in vogue at the moment He wrote Rubio “embellished” his life story as the “son Amendment to the tion of “bullying” nor any among the intelligentsia. Blacks of exiles” after the “thug” Fidel Castro took power. Constitution of the specifics about just what clearly were not. There is a technical difference between “embellish” United States guarantees freedom of they plan to do about it. The current media and political and inventing a story. For some reason, the disclosure speech — and, like any other free- Meanwhile, a law has been passed crusade against “bullying” in schools about Rubio went part of the way but did not finish the dom, it can be abused. in California that mandates teaching seems likewise to be based on what job. If we are going to take away every about the achievements of gays in the groups are in vogue at the moment. “Embellish” means “to make beautiful with ornamen- Constitutional right that has been public schools. Whether this will do For years, there have been local tation” or “to heighten the attractiveness,” according to abused by somebody, we are going to anything to stop either verbal or newspaper stories about black kids in Merriam-Webster, one of the 28 dictionaries end up with no Constitutional rights. physical abuse of gay kids is very schools in New York and Onelook.com cites, all saying the same thing. And that Already, on too many college doubtful. Philadelphia beating up Asian class- applies if the core fact is true. But 1956 is not 1959. campuses, there are vaguely worded But it will advance the agenda of mates, some beaten so badly as to Rubio told the Miami Herald on Oct. 21, “The essence speech codes that can punish stu- homosexual organizations and can require medical treatment. of the story was not the date.” He says, “Without any dents for words that may hurt some- turn homosexuality into yet another But the national media hear no research or any backing, he (Roig-Franzia) asserts there’s body’s feelings — but only the feel- of the subjects on which words on evil, see no evil and speak no evil. a functional difference.” ings of groups that are in vogue. only one side are permitted. Our Asian Americans are not in vogue In other words, Rubio claims there is no difference Women can say anything they schools are already too lacking in the today, just as blacks were not in between 1956 and 1959. And what might it be? He con- want to men, or blacks to whites, basics of education to squander even vogue in the 1920s. tinues: “What the essence of my story is how I’m the with impunity. But strong words in more time on propaganda for politi- Meanwhile, the media are focused child of immigrants and the child of exiles and how that the other direction can bring down on cally correct causes that are in vogue. on bullying directed against young- led me to reach to political conclusions and led me to pol- students the wrath of the campus We do not need to create special sters who are homosexual. Gays are itics and to succeed.” thought police — as well as punish- privileges in the name of equal in vogue. In other words, his success is attributable to his unique ments that can extend to suspension rights. Most of the stories about the bul- political conclusions, which come from being a child of or expulsion. lying of gays in schools are about — To find out more about immigrants and also exiles. Is this what we want in our public words directed against them, not Thomas Sowell and read features by But he is the son of expatriates (not exiles) and evi- schools? about their suffering the violence other Creators Syndicate columnists dently voluntary immigrants. The school authorities can ignore that has long been directed against and cartoonists, visit the Creators So, why does this matter? the beating up of Asian kids but Asian youngsters or about the failure Syndicate Web page at www.cre- The fact is that without an authentic exile story, his homosexual organizations have of the authorities to do anything seri- ators.com. Thomas Sowell is a senior cover is blown. Rubio does not have a public character enough political clout that they can- ous to stop black kids from beating fellow at the Hoover Institution, formed from the exile experience but is creating a char- not be ignored. Moreover, there are up Asian kids. Stanford University, Stanford, CA acter for those who know about it. This improvised char- enough avowed homosexuals among Where youngsters are victims of journalists that they have their own 94305. His website is www.tsow- See De La ISLA, page 5A violence, whether for being gay or National Lesbian and Gay ell.com. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Tuesday, November 1, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 Obama Doctrine: Ignore American interests Two success- the protesters.) ful assassina- The al-Assad tions — those of regime has so far al-Awlaki and killed more than bin Laden — 3,000 Syrians and have persuaded wounded many some that more. The President “reformer” has also Obama, whatev- tortured many er his domestic regime opponents. failures, has Yet the Obama presided over a administration has successful for- failed to take the eign policy. This kind of steps that is way too gen- might yield an out- erous. In fact Mona come favorable to (with the excep- Charen U.S. interests (or tion of targeted those of the Syrian assassinations people). The U.S. and the surge in Afghanistan), has imposed sanctions on the the president seems to conduct top leadership, but these are foreign policy based on seat-of- wrist slaps and have been com- the-pants responses to events, pletely ineffective. rather than relying on any over- The contrast with Libya is arching strategy. And his reac- instructive. Though Qaddafi tions to such events are more was a vicious tyrant, he has long often based upon reversing what since ceased to be a threat to the he regards as past American U.S. Following the Iraq War, he In Cincinnati, an incumbent sins than on pursuing America’s voluntarily relinquished his interests in the world. weapons of mass destruction This first became evident program and was relatively qui- when the Iranian street erupted escent on the world stage. Yet president in trouble in 2009. There is no regime in when he threatened his own the world that represents a people, Obama proved willing CINCINNATI — In Ohio, ment of President Eight identified greater threat to the lives of to spend billions in a “war of which has voted for the winning Obama in a word or businessman Americans than Iran’s. The choice” to help remove him. White House nominee in the last phrase, George Herman Cain as the mullahs have shed more Something about a “duty to pro- 12 consecutive presidential elec- Palmer, 59, who is “hard worker,” and American blood than any entity tect.” Yet that duty did not tions, there has been no major a development he was also named except al-Qaida (and they have apply to Syria or Iran. county that has been more reliably director and voted as “the all-American assisted al-Qaida) over the Just weeks after discovering Republican than Hamilton, with its for Obama in 2008, kid” and “the kid course of the past three decades. that Iran was plotting a massive county seat of Cincinnati. echoed the disap- everyone respects.” Iran constantly plots to damage terror attack in Washington, In carrying Ohio in 2008, pointment The biggest loser in the U.S. by sponsoring terror D.C., Obama not only failed to Barack Obama became the first expressed almost this round was groups, allying with American respond, but handed the Democratic presidential nominee unanimously: “I am Texas Gov. Rick enemies like Hugo Chavez, and Iranians a huge gift in the form since Lyndon Johnson in 1964 disappointed in his Perry, whom eight supplying and training the Iraqi of the U.S. withdrawal from (and only the third in 96 years) to leadership ... he (the called the class militias and Taliban, who in Iraq. carry Hamilton County. For president) doesn’t “bully” and just one turn kill Americans in Iraq and Now Obama is embarking on President Obama, any realistic take charge often saw as the “star ath- Afghanistan. The fall of the another humanitarian military route to re-election goes through enough or well lete.” Former Iranian regime would be the intervention — sending 100 Ohio, where a strong showing in enough.” Mark Massachusetts Gov. Shields greatest victory imaginable U.S. soldiers to track down and Hamilton County, next November, Because I have Mitt Romney could against worldwide terror (to say destroy the Lord’s Resistance could significantly improve the long believed that not be pleased by nothing of what it would do for Army in central Africa. There is Democrat’s prospects. American voters, five seeing him as Iranians). Yet when the regime no doubt that the LRA is a par- So with just a year to go until when a president disappoints them the “rich and privileged kid,” even was rocked by weeks of ticularly nasty piece of work — Election Day 2012, it made good in office, immediately seek in their though the group, based upon his protests, Obama let the opportu- an armed militia that engages in sense to sit and listen on a Monday next president the very qualities debate performances, had earlier nity to support the demonstra- kidnapping, rape, murder and night for two and a half hours to that were missing in the president judged Romney the toughest. tors, and possibly affect the out- torture. It’s heartbreaking, but 12 Cincinnati-area voters speak who has let them down, I paid But unnerving to Democrats is come, slip through his fingers. alas, not by any means unique openly about their country in the close attention when Peter Hart the fact that President Obama was Obama couldn’t let go of the around the globe. What is the first of a series of focus groups inquired: “The one thing I would picked twice as “the loner,” the idea that his role was to prove to rationale for American inter- pollster Peter D. Hart will conduct like to be able to say about the next “know-it-all” and the “hard work- the Iranian leadership that vention? Obama explained to throughout the campaign for the president is ...” A majority of the er,” and with one pick for unlike past U.S. leaders, such as Congress that, “I believe that Annenberg Public Policy Center of panelists chose “strong leader,” “teacher’s pet,” “nerd,” “the all- the “arrogant” Dwight deploying these U.S. armed the University of Pennsylvania. followed closely by “tough nego- American kid” and the “trusted Eisenhower who intervened in forces furthers U.S. national The group’s anxieties about the tiator.” Trailing were “strong for- friend.” After three years in the Iran in the 1950s, he respected security interests and foreign economy were personal. Half of eign policy,” “fights for working White House, the president has them and meant them no harm. policy.” Keeping a stabilizing them had immediate family mem- class” and “business, private-sec- forged no strong identity. Similarly, as the uprising in force in Iraq apparently is not. bers who had lost their jobs. They tor experience.” Cincinnati did not A focus group is obviously not Syria unfolded over the past six The Obama doctrine for are worried about their own and see Obama as either a strong a scientific sample. But if you lis- months, the president was pas- intervention would appear then their children’s futures. When Hart leader or a tough negotiator. ten closely, you can hear how peo- sive. Previous administrations to be: Intervene only where asked what is “the one thing you But Hart’s most provocative ple actually feel. And with a year regarded Syria, Iran’s chief American interests are in no thought you would never say about question was asking the 12 to to go, the news from Cincinnati for client in the Arab world and way implicated. But in situa- America that you are starting to think about the various types in Barack Obama is not reassuring. another key sponsor of terror, as tions such as those in Iran and think now?” Brandon Fox, a 25- any fifth-grade class — such as a hostile power. Obama, whose Syria, where intervention of year-old safety officer and politi- the teacher’s pet, the all-American chief aim was to say goodbye to some kind would serve cal independent, dramatized the kid, the nerd, the loner, the know- — To find out more about all that, courted the regime, American strategic interests as pervasive apprehension in the it-all, the bully, the rich/privileged Mark Shields and read his past calling Bashar al-Assad a well as humanitarian concerns, room: “I want to live someplace kid, the kid everyone respects, the columns, visit the Creators “reformer.” He sent an ambas- hold back. else. I never thought I’d hear star athlete — and to match them Syndicate web page at www.cre- sador, and he did not recall him myself say that.” up with the leading Republican ators.com. even when the regime used guns — To find out more about When asked for their assess- 2012 candidates and Mr. Obama. and tanks against unarmed Mona Charen and read features demonstrators. (Ambassador by other Creators Syndicate Robert Ford has done the best columnists and cartoonists, visit he could under the circum- the Creators Syndicate web stances, lending his support to page at www.creators.com.

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Do you feel safe in the city of Cape Coral? Yes. - 48 % No. - 12 % Yes, but property crimes are a concern. - 37% . Other - 3% Current Web poll question

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De La Isla: Details do matter (Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opinions of Internet users who have chosen to participate. Vote at cape-coral-daily- Archibald Alexander Leach. His visceral under- From paged 4A breeze.com) standing of exile and immigrant issues, as he has acter, if its core is not based on fact, by his own championed to Tea Party followers, is pure bunk. estimation, makes the content of his character hot He is no longer believable at face value for the air. Meanwhile, he has harvested the benefit of same reason that if I told you I came over on a ship other people’s struggles and hardships for his own that sailed in 1492, you'd know that I was inferring gunnysack. I had sailed with Columbus. It’s a whole other The Rubio disclosure ranks right up there with story when you find out it was really 1495. Sarah Palin resigning the Alaska governorship. Marco Rubio has just defined what smoke Agree? Disagree? The U.S. public was led to believe that here was a means in a smoke-and-mirrors act. political leader when she was selected as a vice Look up “disingenuous” in Merriam-Webster. Your views on the editorials, letters and the presidential candidate. You will find it means “lacking in candor,” “giving guest opinions that appear on The Breeze opin- But she did not have the character for the polit- a false appearance of simple frankness” and “cal- ion pages can be shared on-line. Tell us what ical job she represented herself to be in. Instead, culating.” Onelook.com comes up with 27 diction- you think at cape-coral-daily-breeze.com she was acting the part and wanted the role more aries. All say basically the same thing. than the reality, the glitz and glamour and perks. In Rubio’s case, it shows he is an invented polit- — Jose de la Isla writes a weekly commentary Also visit our opinion page poll on the main ical character, just as John Wayne was really for Hispanic Link News Service. E-mail him at news pages. Vote or leave a comment. Marion Robert Morrison and Cary Grant was [email protected]. Page 6A Tuesday, November 1, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Matlacha Civic Association to hold fourth annual ‘Taste of Matlacha’ By FRAN THOMAS [email protected] To go: The Matlacha Civic Asso- ciation will hold the fourth Who: Matlacha Civic annual “Taste of Matlacha” Association benefiting the Pine Island Food Pantry and in cooperation with What: “Taste of Matlacha” the Lee County Parks and Recreation’s Calusa Blueway When: Saturday, Nov. 5, Paddling Festival. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Taste of Matlacha will Where: Matlacha be held in the Matlacha Community Park, DREW WINCHESTER Community Park, 4577 Pine Island Roa, on Saturday, Nov. 4577 Pine Island Road Jonah Rioux, 4, tries his hand at building and painting his own tool box on Saturday at 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Information: 898-2121 Jaycee Park, during the 14th Annual Kids Festival. According to Bill Stoelker, approximately $1,500 was raised last year for the Food food tickets for $1.50 each. Pantry. He encourages atten- Most items are two or three Festival: Event held Saturday dees to bring canned goods with tickets so people can get lunch them to add to the donation. for less than $5.” From page 1A The free kids fishing derby lets of the many student volunteers. The event features special The event is held in conjunc- hundreds of youngsters fish at the From elementary to high school, menu items from participating tion with the Blueway their own tool boxes with their Yacht Club Fishing pier and Turner said those students had the restaurants including Bert’s Bar Festival’s kayak fishing tourna- dad Corey. They got to build the sends them home with a free rod opportunity to learn some valu- & Grill, Miceli’s, Olde Fish ment also being held in the toolboxes and paint them for free, and reel. Some kids even get the able lessons about being part of a House, Perfect Cup and Sandy park. Kayak and fishing ven- courtesy of Home Depot. chance to win a free bike in a raf- community while lending a hand. Hook in Matlacha and bluegrass dors will be on hand to discuss The home retail giant even fle. “I want them to walk away music by the Krazy Fingers kayak fishing and other outdoor provided orange aprons, like the “They ask me what it costs for knowing the importance of volun- band. and environmental activities. associates wear in the stores, for their kids to fish and I tell them all teering and that they continue to “This is a nice day out in the For more information, call the kids who were busy tinkering they have to do is get there,” volunteer,” Turner said. “We’ve park,” Stoelker said. “We sell 898-2121. away. Laumeyer said. “They also can’t got people who need help and the “We’ve been checking out the believe they get a free rod and Kiwanis is one of many service different booths … we’ve been reel.” organizations that live to help. I having fun,” Corey Rioux said. Turner estimated that 3,000 hope those students walk away Wally Laumeyer was handing people took part in the event, with a sense of accomplishment POLICE BLOTTER out flyers promoting the free kid’s which also featured live music, and they continue volunteering fishing derby, another event spon- entertainment and a Halloween throughout their lives.” (The police blotter contains Apt. 205, was charged Friday sored by the Kiwanis Club of costume contest. public information obtained from with battery touch or strike. Cape Coral. Turner said he was also proud the Cape Coral Police ■ Walter Jarmel Johnson, Department, the Lee County 30, of 331 N.W. 18th Terrace, Sheriff’s Office and the Lee was charged Saturday with car- County Jail booking log. Arrests rying concealed weapon Permits: made are suspicions of crime(s) Fee reimbursements firearm and trespassing fail to committed. All persons are inno- leave property upon order by From page 1A and supported his efforts. possibility that other homeowners cent until proven guilty in a court of law.) owner. “All the steps have been fol- would seek the same treatment. ■ Kristopher Charles homeowners facing remediation lowed … To not approve this “I’m trying to rationalize how Kramer, 27, of 2101 S.W. 15th of Chinese drywall should be petition would be to tell citizens we can do this without establish- Arrests St., was charged Sunday with allowed to take advantage of we don’t care about their ing a precedence that might in the ■ Bradford E. Almy, 55, of hit and run leave scene of crash Resolution 13-11, despite when finances,” Chulakes-Leetz said. future come back to haunt us,” he 1107 S.E. 46th Lane, Apt. D, involve damage to property, their home was constructed. Prior to the adoption of said. was charged Monday with DUI unlawful blood alcohol “It’s not fair to everyone, it Resolution 13-11, over 330 Voting against the reimburse- aggravated battery person uses .15 or higher or with person should be open to all homeown- defective drywall permits were ment were Councilmembers a deadly weapon and resist offi- under 18 and DUI with damage ers,” he said. “I’ve done every issued at an average cost of $500. Derrick Donnell, Erick Kuehn, cer obstruct without violence. property. step of what this resolution This equates to over $165,000 in McGrail and McClain. ■ Farrah Regina Chaparro, ■ Michael Stephen Lance, requires and I just want to be cost recovery for the Building Supporting it were Mayor John 33, of 719 Sharar Court, was 22, of 236 S.W. 47th Terrace, treated fairly.” Division, according to city docu- Sullivan, Councilmember Peter charged Friday with drive while was charged Saturday with rob- Councilmember Chris mentation. Brandt, Chulakes-Leetz and license suspended. bery no firearm or weapon. Chulakes-Leetz, who crafted Though Councilmember Bill Deile. ■ Todd M. Cleaver, 34, of ■ Danny Lazaro Leiva, 32, Resolution 13-11, felt Tronchet Deile voted in favor of Tronchet’s 143 S.E. 20th St., was charged of 2811 S.E. 15th Place, was should be helped by the council request, he said there might be a Monday with burglary unoccu- charged Monday with battery pied structure unarmed, damage touch or strike, larceny petit property criminal mischief over theft, resist officer with vio- Council: Additional software $200 under $1,000 and larceny lence, burglary unoccupied petit theft. conveyance unarmed, damage From page 1A the RFP process and the city ■ Daniel Colon, 38, of 1420 property criminal mischief over “My concern is we’re look- would likely spend more in the S.E. 35th St., was charged $200 under $1,000, damage to do financially, but could also ing at a single source ven- long run, anyway. Saturday with battery touch or property criminal mischief be protecting the city in the long dor. Without the RFP “Considering the millions strike. $1,000 or more and larceny run. (Request for Proposal) spent every year, I think it’s small ■ Joseph Michael Coughlin, grand theft $300 less than “My concern is we’re looking process we’re committing potatoes for what we gain,” 47, of 1325 N.E. 17th St., was $5,000. charged Saturday with aggra- ■ at a single source vendor,” to a single vendor without Bateman said of the associated Kevin D. Mansfield, 23, vated assault with deadly of 2365 Gleason Ave., Apt. 3, McGrail said. “Without the RFP knowing what’s out there.” costs. (Request for Proposal) process Councilmember Bill Deile weapon without intent to kill. was charged Sunday with bat- ■ Jesenia L. Gonzalez, 33, we’re committing to a single ven- — Councilmember said the solution might not be the tery on officer firefighter EMT. dor without knowing what’s out Kevin McGrail best but it’s the cheapest. of 126 N.E. Fifth Place, was ■ Melissa Jean Moore, 21, there.” “It’s clear this isn’t the best charged Sunday with drive of 4608 S.E. 20th Place, was Donnell said he thought the solution but it’s the solution we while license suspended and charged Saturday with battery smart move would be to look at take a breath. We need to put all can afford,” Deile said. fraud impersonation false iden- touch or strike. integrating all of the city’s soft- this stuff out for RFP and look at Councilmember Pete Brandt tification given to law enforce- ■ Annette Sue Reilly, 48, of ware systems instead of going it from a global perspective.” agreed. He added that if the ment officer. 1725 S.W. 21st Lane, was solely with SCI, after Finance SCI will also maintain the process started over, it would be a ■ Rigoberto Gonzalez charged Sunday with DUI. Director Victoria Bateman said city’s fuel records, using real time waste of time and money already Hernandez, 50, of 629 S.E. ■ Thomas M. Staros many of the city’s systems were wireless data to keep track of how spent. 13th Place, was charged Friday Schaefer, 45, of 1912 S.E. not maintained or compatible. much goes in and out of city vehi- “It would probably be a lot of with burglary unoccupied Second Terrace, was charged “We might do ourselves a cles, as well as how much fuel the money to start all over again and dwelling unarmed and larceny Sunday with hit and run leave greater service and look at the city actually receives. if we kick this down the road grand theft $300 less than scene of crash involve damage entire system,” Donnell said. “I Bateman said it would take were going to waste time,” Brandt $5,000. to property. think we need to step back and four to six months to go out for added. ■ Tyler James Gray, 22, of ■ Allen Agustin Torres, 28, 327 S.E. 47th St., was charged of 4975 Viceroy St., was Sunday with battery on officer, charged Saturday with resist firefighter, EMT. officer obstruct without vio- Grandson: Cape man missing ■ Courtlane Termaine lence, larceny petit theft $100 Haywood, 18, of 1431 N.E. less $300 and fraud imperson- From page 1A at 5 a.m. at a gas station in mit a tip by texting “CCPD” plus Fifth Lane, was charged ation false identification given Gainesville. The card — used to the message to CRIMES or by Saturday with battery touch or to law enforcement officer. Kern was raised by the Arthurs buy gas — was declined. visiting: www.capecops.com. strike. ■ Tracy Ann Woodward, and has been with them since he Police believed Kern was out Tipsters can also contact ■ Gustavo G. Hernandez, 44, of 1818 N.E. Fourth Ave., was 3. of money somewhere in the Southwest Florida Crime 43, of 134 N.E. Fourth St., was was charged Sunday with larce- On Friday, the Cape police Gainesville area. Stoppers at (800) 780-TIPS charged Sunday with DUI. ny grand theft $5,000 less than announced that someone who Anyone with information can (8477) and be eligible for a cash ■ Richard Michael Iglesias, $10,000. they believe to be Kern attempted contact the Cape Coral Police reward. 26, of 3602 S. Skyline Blvd., to use one of Arthur’s credit cards Department at 574-3223, or sub- Annual From page 1A

because of the rain. Our garden was flooded and we had a tough The Paloma Band time finding places for people to performs during the park, but it was a pretty good opening of the German turnout,” Mills added. “People American Social Club loved the food and had a great time.” of Cape Coral’s Mills also thanked the Cape Oktoberfest. The two- Coral Police Department, which, weekend, six-day event he said, was instrumental in keep- drew to a close Sunday. ing Oktoberfest fun and safe for everyone. “The police and EMS people MICHAEL PISTELLA were incredibly good,” Mills added. The German American Club’s annual Oktoberfest celebration opened last weekend, Oct. 21-23, and concluded this past weekend, Oct. 28-30. CAPE LIFE CAPE CORAL BREEZE TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 1, 2011 7

THE ARTS Cape Coral Art League The Cape Coral Art League will present a Digital Photography Class starting Nov. 2, from 5 to 7, Wednesdays nights for four weeks. Learn Digital photography and your camera taught by award winning Photographer Carmen Sprague, retired General Motors editor-in chief. Various camera angles, cali- bration of each camera, papers and computer programs for printing and presentation will be discussed and presented. All classes are taught at the Cape Coral Art League, located at 516 Cultural Park Blvd., next to the Cultural Park Theater. Art League members and non-members are welcome. The cost is $60 members, $80 for non. Please call the league for further details at 772-5657. www.capecoralartleague.org Cape Coral Arts Studio The Cape Coral Arts Studio will present the following events: Artists Society Studio presents “Artist Society 2011” Nov. 4-29. Byzantine Bracelet with Valerie Jewell Saturday, Nov. 12, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call 574-0802. The Cape Coral Arts Studio is located at 4533 Coronado Parkway in Rubicond Park in south Cape Coral and is part of the City of Cape Coral’s Parks and Recreation Department. Harbour View Gallery Harbour View Gallery in Cape Coral will welcome water- color painter Shirley Glenn and jeweler Catherine Kane Palen as featured visiting artists at a public reception today, DREW WINCHESTER Nov. 1, 6-8 p.m. Helping hands Their work will be on display through November. The Corey Rioux and his children, Emma, 2, and Jonah, 4, build their own tool boxes during the 14th gallery is located at 5789 Cape Harbour Drive, Cape annual Kids Festival at Jaycee Park on Saturday. For more on the Cape event, see page 1A. Harbour, Cape Coral. Catherine Kane Palen has been in the fashion industry throughout her life and designs her own collections of pearl jewelry consisting of necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Her inventory includes Keishi, Akoya, South Sea, Tahitian and Freshwater Pearls. A native of Minnesota, she spends winters in Southwest Florida. COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Harbour View Gallery is an artists-owned cooperative gallery comprised of award winning local artists. It offers Cape Coral Yacht Club World Records will be on site to offi- Rubicond Park. For more information ever-changing displays of fine art paintings, pottery, photog- ciate the event and verify the results. call 574-0802 or email: cbell@capeco- raphy, paper casting, jewelry, glass art and more. It is open Sunset Celebration The goal is to reach at least 300 hair- ral.com daily 11 a.m.-8 p.m. A Sunset Celebration will be held cuts in eight hours with a team of 10 For more information, contact the gallery at 540-5789 or Wednesday, Nov. 2, from 4-7 p.m. at stylists, which would break the current Lake Kennedy visit its web site www.harbourviewgallery.com and the Cape Coral Yacht Club, 5819 record by at least 50 haircuts. Facebook page, www.facebook.com/harbourviewgallery . Driftwood Parkway. There will be a In addition to the world record Senior Center free cake courtesy of Robin’s Nest attempt, the event is also a fundraiser The following events and programs Bakery, Island Limousine will be giv- for the Florida Chapter of ALS held at Lake Kennedy Senior Center Veterans Park Recreation Center ing away a three-hour 10-passenger Association, which helps those afflict- located at 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Pre- Veterans Park Recreation Center will hold a free Art limousine ride, giveaways by Publix, ed with ALS, or Lou Gerhig’s Disease. registration is required for all shows. Show with local students and teachers, watercolors and oils Perkins, more than 50 vendors and Members of the community are invited ■ Team Tailgate dinner show Nov. Saturday and Sunday Nov. 5 and 6, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. more. Sunset Celebration is free to the to call and schedule an appointment 4, The cost for each performance is Call June De Vincent t 239-368-6851 for more informa- public. for a haircut during the event for only $18 for members and $23 for non- tion. For more information call 574- $8 each, with all proceeds going to the members. Registration is required. 0806. ALS Association. ■ Friday morning dance jam with Artist Kathryn A. McMahon The first eligible 300 people to The Kennedy Band, formerly known as Fine Artist, Kathryn A. McMahon will be featured at an Volunteer interpretive reserve their appointments will be the Shell Factory Band, from 9:30- exhibit and reception at KR Designs Art Gallery on Friday, automatically entered to win a full day 11:30 a.m. Cost is $3 per person. naturalists needed at the spa, valued at more than $300. Coffee provided. Nov. 4, from 6-8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. The pub- ■ lic is welcome to attend.There is no admission fee. Volunteer Interpretive naturalists The event also will feature live Yoga with instructor Eileen KR Designs Art Gallery is at 13550 Reflections are needs as educational guides at music, food and other entertainment. Coppola Mondays and Thursday 2:30- Parkway in Fort Myers (at the Jason’s Deli Plaza). Conservation2020 Preserves and Appointments are encouraged for the 3:30 p.m. Cost $6 per person members For more information call 239-267-1847;/ email: Beach Parks & Preserves in Lee haircuts but walk-ins will be seen on a and $8 per person/non-member per-per- [email protected] County. The 2011 Interpretive first-come, first-served basis. For more sons Tai Chi with Russ Cline Monday at Naturalist Training Program will begin information, call Cre8 at 239-458- 6 p.m. Comfortable clothing and in November for adults interested in 2704. For more information on the footwear is recommended Cost $5 per- participating in this active community ALS Association in Florida, please member per session, $9 per non-mem- Art Council of Southwest Florida role with Lee County Parks & call (888) 257-1717 or visit ber per session. The Art Council of Southwest Florida general member- Recreation. www.alsafl.org . ■ Natural Golf with Joe Tranchida ship meeting will be held today, Nov. 1, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Conservation 2020 Preserves, Nov. Wednesdays 1 p.m. and Thursday, 7 Hosted by the ACSWF and the Alliance for the Arts, 10991 3, 9, 10 and 17, in North Fort Myers p.m. Wear comfortable clothing and McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers. Lunch will be provided at a cost and on Pine island. Cape Coral footwear, and bring a driver, 6-iron, 9- of $6. Advanced reservations are required by Friday, Oct. 28 Beach Parks & Preserves Nov. 12, Farmers Market iron and a putter. Cost $2 per mem- by email: [email protected] 19 and Dec. 3, at the Eco Living The Cape Coral Farmers Market, a ber/$6 per non-member To register and Center at Rutenberg Park. Saturday destination for fresh locally for more information on any of the trips For detailed information and/or to grown produce, native plants,. Gulf- and classes call 574-0575. Art Show reserve your space contact John fresh seafood, just baked breads and pas- HotWorks.org will present the eighth bi-annual Estero Kiseda at 239-432-2163 or kisada- tries and much more, opened its 2011- Great Calusa Blueway Fine Art Show, (Corkscrew Road/Miromar Outlets Blvd, [email protected] 2012 season Oct. 15. Estero), will be held Nov. 5, and 6, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free The downtown market will then con- Paddling Trail launches admission and free parking. tinue every Saturday until May 12, Butterfly conference 2012. iPhone application Art Walk The 11th annual Southwest The market will open from 8 a.m. The nation’s premier paddling trail Butterfly Conference will be held until 1 p.m. every Saturday with the now has a state-of-the-art smart-phone Art Walk the first Friday of each month and Music Walk Saturday, Nov. 5, registration at 8:15 application users can download for the third Saturday of each month at the Sidney Berne Davis area’s finest quality vendors, live music a.m. at Lee County Extension Service, and entertainment and informative com- free to more easily navigate Southwest Art Center. This is a fun way to meet people. Email: melin- Palm Beach Blvd., Fort Myers. Cost Florida waters. [email protected] if you can help munity presentations $15, lunch $8. Don’t miss the Antique and Craft Fair Lee County Parks & Recreation has Mail registration form with check the first Saturday of every month at Club announced the Calusa Blueway iPhone Local artist to display artwork to: Butterfly Conference, Lee County Square. app, which helps canoeists, kayakers in commissioner’s office Extension Services, Fort Myers, FL Music — Dave Lopio —Caribbean and Stand-Up Paddleboarders glide 33916. Make check payable to and tropical inspired music, steel through Estero Bay, home to Florida’s Lee County Commissioner Tammy Hall is supporting LCOEAN. drums;every other Saturday from 8 a.m. first aquatic preserve and 50 miles of local artists by giving them an opportunity to display their For more information contact -11:30 a.m. the 190-mile Great Calusa Blueway artwork in her Fort Myers office. Claudia at 239-533-7514 or email: Paddling Trail. The app offers This month Kathy Lynn Johnson will display a collec- [email protected] improved safety and convenience and tion of oil and acrylic impressionistic art in the District 4 is now available at no charge at the Office at the Old County Courthouse. The work will be on Cape Coral Arts Studio Apple app store. display until Nov. 4 . The public is welcome to stop by and Cre8 Salon & Spa Fall class sessions continue through For more information call (239) view the work and learn more about the artist. Call 533- Nov. 12. 533-7474 2226 to confirm office hours for viewing the artwork. to attempt Guinness Adult classes include: clay concepts, (including raku and gas reduction firing), World Record oil/acrylic painting, wire wrapped jewel- Alliance for the Arts Cre8 Salon & Spa will attempt to ry, PMC, beaded jewelry design, silver GreenMarket break a Guinness World record on smithing, glass fusing and more. The GreenMarket is held every The Alliance for the Arts announces the upcoming Sunday, Nov. 6, for the most haircuts juried exhibit “Refuse Repurposed.” The Alliance’s main Supplies for all classes can be purchased Saturday at the Alliance from 8 a.m.- performed by a team in eight hours. in the Arts Studio, noon. Get local produce, seafood, honey gallery will be filled with artwork created out of trash and The Guinness World Record Cre8 other items discarded as worthless or useless. Refuse Youth classes include:clay, draw, and baked goods, as well as organic Cut-A-Thon Challenge will be held paint and cartooning. herbs and microgreens, live plants and Repurposed will be on display through Nov. 9. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Cre8 Salon gardening supplies, free-range eggs, The Alliance for the Arts is at 10091 McGregor To register online go to on 814 SW Pine Island Road in Cape www.CapeParks.com. The Arts Studio soaps, jewelry and more. Visit: Boulevard just south of Colonial Boulevard. Contact: Krista Coral. is located at 4533 Coronado Parkway in www.ArtinLee.org or call 030-2787. Johnson, (239) 939-2787 ext. 26 A representative from Guinness

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Cape Chorale to Southwest Florida Park in downtown Fort Myers. Ticket ing Nov. 6, 7,10,11. Tickets are on sale prices are $10 in advance and $15 at the now. Call 239-278-4422 or host guest night Symphony event, and may be purchased at: www.BroadwayPalml.comor stop at the Cape Coral’s own barbershop group, the The Southwest Florida Symphony http://www/jlfm.org box office. Cape Chorale, announces its annual Guest Orchestra will open their season of Park opens at 5 p.m. with opening For show reservations and informa- Night to be held Monday, Nov. 7. Guests Passion & Discovery on Saturday, Nov. performance 6:30 p.m. tion call 239-278-4422 or stop at the can take part in the rehearsal or sit and 5, at 8p.m. at the Barbara B. Mann This event will be the 2011 Taste of box office at 1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort observe the group as it sings for fun and Performing Arts Hall. the Town kickoff which will be held Myers prepares for its next performances. The concert will be repeated Monday, Sunday, Nov. 6, from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.. The Cape Chorale meets every Monday Nov. 7, at the Village Church at Shell Call 239-418-0996. night at 7 p.m.. at the Tony Rotino Center Point. Butterfly Gardens next to the Cape Coral Yacht Club on For more information call 239-418- The Calendar Girls will appear on Driftwood Parkway. It is the only Lee 0996 Broadway Palm Nov. 5 at the Butterfly Gardens in Fort County male singing organization affiliated Myers at 1 p.m.. They will join Dinner Theatre Footloose to the Future at its pre Holiday with the national Barbershop Harmony Some Like It Hot continues through Society. Phil Vassar in concert Art Show and Sale. The Junior League of Fort Myers Nov.19. Contact Fran Thomas at 239-283- For more information call 239-303- Broadway Palm’s Thildren’sTheatre 5087 presents Phi Vassar in concert Saturday, 1708 for more information. Nov. 5, at 8:30 p.m. at The Centennial presents Pinkalicious, the Musical play- OMMUNITY CAPE CORAL BREEZE C TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 1, 2011 8

CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS Korean War Veterans New Resident Korean War Veterans lunch- eon is held every Tuesday from of Cape Coral 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at 3100 Del The General Membership Prado Blvd. S., Bldg. 3. All veter- Meeting will be held today Nov. ans are free. 1, at 9 - 11 a.m. at the Cape Coral For more information call 239- Yacht Club Ballroom. Prospective 574-1119, Ext. 15 members are welcome. There will be a speaker, a raffle and light refreshments will be served. Call Military Officers 239-673-98-7 for details. Association The Calusa chapter of the Eagles 3957 Military Officers Association of The Fraternal Order of Eagles America normally meets the sec- #3957 will have live entertain- ond Saturday of each month from ment Wednesday.-Saturday September through May at the As always lunch is served Wine and Roses restaurant at Monday-Friday 11-2, and dinner 1404 Cape Coral Parkway in Wednesday-Friday from 5-8. Cape Coral. The meeting starts at While visiting the Farmers Market 9 a.m. with a buffet breakfast fol- Saturday morning stop in for lowed by an entertaining presenta- breakfast from 8-noon. We will tion, usually a noted speaker. A be open to the public for breakfast short business meeting then fol- Saturday. lows. The next meeting on Nov. Come enjoy a game of Bingo 12, will feature a presentation by Monday at 6 and again on Chapter Chaplin Jonathan Wednesday at 1. On Saturday Scalone, who is currently working we’ll be playing “Show Me The MICHAEL PISTELLA at Hope Hospice. All members, Eagle” at 2 and on Sundays start- spouses, and prospective mem- ing at one all your favorite NFL bers are welcome. Please call teams will be playing. Hope to see Freshly fried potato pancakes Dixie Buick at 239-945-5030 by you soon. We are located in Club November 9th for reservations. Square. For additional informa- Lillie Reitzel, visiting from Louisville, Ky., serves up some potato pancakes during the For additional information contact tion give us a call at 549-8477. recent opening of the German American Social Club of Cape Coral’s Oktoberfest. The Timothy Cook, the Membership two-weekend celebration wrapped this weekend. For information on club envets, call Chair, at 239-945-9155. The MOAA exists to enhance and pro- Cape Coral the German American Social Club at 283-1400, or visit its website at www.gasc- tect the rights and benefits of all Republican Club capecoral.com. The German American Social Club is at 2101 S.W. Pine Island Road. military officers and their fami- The Cape Coral Republican More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. lies. Club meets the last Wednesday of each month at Cape Coral Italian American Club Association of Realtors, 918 S.E. Open to the public, the Italian 46th Lane, at 7 p.m. All American Club a spaghetti night Republicans are welcome. for fur- LabFest set for Nov. 12 every Wednesday from 5-7 p.m. ther information call 283-9454. at $4 a plate. Also dinners every Lou and Anita Simmons, owners of the Cape of the potential adopter. Along with adopting Labs, Friday night. Cape Coral Dog Bakery, along with Cape Coral Parks & more fosters are needed in the SWFL area to enable The Italian American Club is Sailing Club Recreation will be hosting the sixth annual LabFest the group to take in more rescues Information on located at Vincennes and S.E. celebrating America’s No. 1 breed-the Labrador becoming a foster will be available at the event and The Cape Coral Sailing Club 47th Terrace. Call 239-542- retriever. current and past fosters on hand to talk with about welcomes all boaters, both sail 6515. The event, open to all Labs and Lab-wanna-be the experience. and power to their monthly meet- dogs, will be held at Four Freedoms Park on The Cape Dog Bakery, at 1207 Cape Coral ings at the Cape Coral Yacht Saturday Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Parkway in the Big John’s Shopping Center, is ded- Cape Coral Club, 5819 Driftwood Parkway. There will be contests, Labs for adoption, vendor icated to all things canine with an emphasis on Meetings are held on the fourth Women’s Connection exhibits and demonstrations-all geared to Lab fun. holistic foods. Open Monday through Saturday, the Wednesday of each month at 7:30 On Monday, Nov. 14, from 11 Be prepared to get wet and dirty, your Labs, too family owned business has been open since July p.m. except for November when it a.m.-1 p.m., at Palmetto Pine because there are a few water-oriented games in 2004. The store also has Cape Coral’s only Cat is the fifth Wednesday and Country Club, all ladies are invit- store this year. A $5 donation is suggested for all House for those with felines. Its website www.cape- December when there is no meet- ed to the Cape Coral Women’s participants. All funds will go to Labrador Retriever dogbakery.com has more information on foods the ing. For more information all Ava Connection luncheon. The special Rescue of Florida and Cape Coral Parks & store stocks, rescue organizations in the area, and Farrar at 945-5417 or visit: feature of the day will be a fashion Recreation. local events. http://ccscusa.home.att.net show by Anthony’s. Pre-luncheon LRRoF is a non-profit organization dedicated to The store will be closed on Saturday morning, reservations are required, $16 placing purebred Labrador retrievers in loving per- Nov. 12 to host LabFest and open from noon until inclusive. Inspirational speaker is U.S. Submarine manent homes. They have been working together 4 pm. Debbie Bailey, and music will be since 2000 and last year rescued more than 700 For more information call 542-WOOF (9663) presented by Susan Hendrickson. Veterans dogs throughout the state. The group provides fos- or visit the Cape Dog Bakery at1207 Cape Coral Doors open at 10:15 a.m. for a The monthly meetings of U.S. ter care, veterinary care, and microchips for the Parkway East in Big John Plaza in South Cape pre-lunch social time. Ticket Submarine Veterans (BarbBase) Labradors in its adoption program. The placement or email Anita Simmons at dogbakery@com- deadline is Nov. 8. are held on the first Tuesday of process requires a written application, letter of rec- cast.net For more information call each month at the Cape Coral Elks ommendation from a veterinarian and a home visit Ginny Skipper 574-1413. Lodge on S.E. 46th Lane, corner of S.E. 10th Place (Club Square), at 7 p.m. For more information, School Board chair call 542-3038 or 458-1136. Cape Coral Library Fall Book Sale Nov. 17 to head Republican Thousands of donated books, CDs, DVDs, Books 39th Terrace off Mohawk Parkway. Luncheon Friends of the NW on CD, etc. will cover the tables at the library’s large Donations to the booksale are always appreciated Tom Scott, Lee County School Regional Library meeting room for the Fall Book Sale. — leave a message on the Friends Hotline at 349- Board Chair, will introduce the The Friends of the NW The Friends of the Cape Coral library rely on this 2572 to schedule a pickup or small quantities can be eighth grade students from Regional Library hold meetings fund-raiser to continue their support of the library. left at the library circulation desk. Cypress Lake Middle School who on the first Tuesday of every These funds provide a variety of special programs On the web: capefriends.org are receiving awards for their month. Annual membership is for children, teens and adults. About the Friends of the Cape Coral Library essays, “Why You Should Vote,” $10 for individuals, $15 for fami- The organization pays for the magicians, jugglers Friends are community members and volunteers for competition of the Fort Myers lies. Contact and puppet programs children enjoyed at the who support the activities of the library. Republican Women’s Club. The [email protected] for Summer Reading events. They provide refresh- Annual membership is $10 for individuals, $15 three students with the winning more information on how you can ments and/or prizes for the Earth Day Coloring con- for a family, $50 for Civic Benefactor and $100 for essays will be recognized at the support your local library and its test, Chess Club, Bagels, Books and Banter as well Corporate Benefactor. monthly luncheon of the club on ongoing programs and events. as other popular programs at the library. The Friends Meetings are held at the library on the third Tuesday, Nov. 15. organize the exhibits in the Art Gallery and work Saturday of January, March, May, September and The public is invited to attend with the Garden Club to maintain the Butterfly November. the luncheon and the program Kiwanis Club Garden. Please support the Friends of the Cape All are welcome, social begins at 9:30 a.m. with being held at The Helm Club, The Coral Library by visiting the book sale. a short business meeting at 10 a.m. and always an of Cape Coral ■ Landings, South Fort Myers. A The Kiwanis Club of Cape Thursday — Nov. 17, 3-5:30 p.m interesting program. social hour begins at 11:15 a.m. Coral meets the first, second, and Member’s Only (Join at the door for $10 a year) For more information leave a message on the The noon lunch, business meet- ■ Friday — Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m Friends Hotline at 349-2572 or visit our website at fourth Tuesday of the month at ■ ing, and program follow. 7:30 a.m. at Faith Presbyterian Saturday —Nov. 19, 9: a.m. - 3: p.m. capefriends.org. Students will read their essays Church, 4544 Coronado The Cape Coral Public Library is at 931 SW prior to recognition gifts being Parkway. The third Tuesday of the presented to them. The luncheon month at 6 p.m..Cape Coral loca- cost is $16. Reservations are tion to be determined each week. required by Thursday, Nov. 10, ([email protected] for Weatherization Assistance Program and may be made by contacting time and location) For more infor- Tina Laurie, 489-4701. mation, call 549-2030. The Fort Myers Republican Women’s Club is affiliated with can help Lee County homeowners the Florida Federation of New Resident Club Republican Women and the The New Resident Club of Homeowners can receive free energy efficiency throughout the house, efficient shower heads, two National Federation of Cape Coral provides opportunities upgrades to their homes, lowering energy bills new skylights, as well as a thermal screen in the Republican Women. Additional for new residents of Cape Coral to As cooler temperatures begin to retire summer’s front and back of the house.” information about the club may be become acquainted and make heat, energy costs remain high and will increase in Sue Nagle’s energy bill dropped from nearly obtained by contacting the presi- friends by participating in socials, the dead of Florida’s winter. But, a local program $150 dollars per month to much less. dent, Marilyn Stout, 549-5629 group activities and meetings. It can help homeowners keep their monthly energy When Kurt and his team work on a home, they also advises new residents of serv- bills low. frequently do such repairs and upgrades to win- ices and facilities that are avail- The Weatherization Assistance Program at the dows, air conditioning work, and insulation. Water Bonsai Society able in Cape Coral. Lee County Department of Human Services pro- heaters are often older and don’t perform effective- Bonsai enthusiasts are invited The New Resident Club meets vides free energy related repairs and energy ly or efficiently. to attend the monthly meeting of at 9 a.m. the first Tuesday of each upgrades to eligible, low-income homeowners in “I’m glad we’re able to help these local home- the Bonsai Society of Southwest month at the Cape Coral Yacht Lee County. owners – over half of whom are senior citizens.” Florida, Inc. on Saturday, Nov. Club, 5819 Driftwood Parkway. The program hires local contractors to service Residents who are interested in the program 19. The program will be a demon- Gatherings start with a social hour homes whose entire households are within 200 per- should visit or call the Lee County Department of stration and workshop by Mike followed by a 10 a.m. general cent of the poverty guideline. Some of the services Human Services at 239-533-7930 to request an Cartret, a well-known bonsai artist meeting. provided are weather stripping, caulking and other application. from the Florida east coast. He A two-year membership is energy efficiency updates. The focus is on energy Documents required will include Social Security will be using the dwarf clusia in $35. For more information, log conservation and saving low-income residents card, driver’s license, proof of home ownership, his presentation. onto www.newresidentclub.org. money on utility costs, with the help of local con- current utility bills, proof of disability (if applica- The public is invited to attend Social/dinner dances are held the tractors. ble), and proof of income, along with the names and the meeting, which begins at 9 fourth Saturday from 6-10 p.m. Sue Nagle of North Fort Myers feels so blessed contact information of their employer(s). a.m. The meeting is held at the to have received the help of the weatherization All information is held in the strictest confi- Support Personnel Association of assistance program. While very sick and undergo- dence. Lee County Building at 6281 U.S. Submarine ing cancer treatment, she realized she had a leak in As a result of the American Recovery Metro Plantation Road, Fort her roof. At the time, she worked full time and lived Reinvestment Act or Stimulus Act of 2009, the Lee Myers. There is no charge for Veterans The monthly meetings of U.S. alone. County Department of Human Services has weath- attending and parking is free. Her brother told her that she might be eligible for erized 185 homes and created or retained 4 con- Bonsai is a horticultural art of Submarine Veterans (BarbBase) are held on the first Tuesday of the Weatherization Assistance Program. So she struction-related jobs in Lee County growing trees in pots. It had its filled out the paperwork and waiting patiently. It The Weatherization Assistance Program is help- origins in China and Japan. each month at the Cape Coral Elks Lodge on S.E. 46th Lane, corner turned out to be well worth the time. ing low-income Floridians all over the state. Information about bonsai and the “The inspectors came out to my house and rec- For more information, contact the Lee County association will be available at the of S.E. 10th Place (Club Square), at 7 p.m. ommended a lot of work to make my home more Department of Human Services at 2440 Thompson meeting. energy efficient,” said Nagle in a prepared state- Street, Ft. Myers, Florida 33901, or by phone at Additional information about For more information, call 542-3038 or 458-1136. ment. “They put on a new roof, installed a new air- 239-533-7930. Online, visit the event may be obtained by call- conditioner and water heater, put all new energy www.FloridaCommunityDevelopment.org/WAP. ing Greg Lignelli, 560-3275. efficient light bulbs and water savers in faucets Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 1, 2011 Rubio appearance at Shell Factory packs house By ANDREA GALABINSKI his jobs plan to eliminate. [email protected] “I think he hit it right on, his talk Approximately 300 people — about the future of the country being some having been turned away in small businesses,” said Shell because of lack of space — showed Factory Senior Vice President Tom up to see U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio at Cronin Sr., who hosted the event. an appearance at the Shell Factory in “He’s a breath of fresh air.” U.S. Sen. Marco There was talk about Rubio’s North Fort Myers last Thursday, Oct. Rubio chats 27. recent media play in family history, Rubio’s focus of his talk to an which includes when the family with a guest enthusiastic crowd centered on jobs, came from Cuba and for what reason. at the Shell not only creating more desperately “The only thing the media can find Factory needed but in general frustration with wrong with that is that he is a little last Thursday. compensation. rusty on his history,” said Cronin. “People who have been working The crowd was more interested in 30 or 40 years now are finding them- his job growth plans over that media ANDREA selves doing twice as much work and play. Rubio took time after to discuss GALABINSKI making half as much money,” Rubio individual concerns with citizens. said. “There is a real sense of exas- “The public is in love with him,” peration.” said Cronin. “I campaigned for him,” Rubio said too many costly regu- he said of their friendship. “We actu- lations are holding back small- to ally had to turn away some people, it medium-size employers, a big part of was so crowded.” Today’s a day to celebrate and honor ancestors This is the Mexican Day of the Dead, a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. that your adrenaline reserves to make sure the family is thriving: time to celebrate and honor our ancestors 22). You understand what it’s will kick in when you need ‘’Sagittarius, Sagittarius, quite contrary- and all who’ve passed before us. While like to be too close to a situa- them most — and you’re ous, how does your family tree grow? With we’re at it, we may as well invite them to tion to have a useful perspec- right. babies and marriages, some hilarious, and share any wisdom, insight or good vibes tive on it. What looks like a PISCES (Feb. 19-March new ideas right in a row. The new ideas from the great beyond. Don’t expect an no-brainer to you may be far 20). There is no need to strug- category is key. If you’re not introducing at immediate response, though, as Mercury from obvious to the person gle. When you feel yourself least three new ideas a month to your fam- squared with Neptune makes for a three- dealing with the situation. losing your even temper and ily, you’re not pulling your weight. I’m not day delay. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. grounded manner, step back talking about new discoveries in quantum ARIES (March 21-April 19). 23). Ask yourself what it and look at the problem from physics here. I’m talking “Look, Johnny, I Someone will suggest that your presenta- would take to make big things another angle. The key is to put peas in the macaroni!” or “Hey, we tion was close but not quite right. This per- happen in your world. One stay calm. should try that pizza joint on the corner.” son may have some insights you can use. idea leads to another. Acting TODAY’S BIRTHDAY And occasionally you will have the idea Then again, this person isn’t the final word boldly now will save you Holiday (Nov. 1). You’ll reexamine that changes your whole family. For that can put you through to the next level. from tedious, boring work Mathis your relationship with some- instance, “Sis, I’d like you to meet Bob.” TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Just later. one you’ve known a long Or “Let’s set up video conferencing on the because it has never been done before SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. time. A new point of view computer so we can talk face-to-face with doesn’t mean you can’t do it. By the same 21). A puzzle needs solving. will set you free in some way. the grandparents in Alaska.” token, just because it has been done before Take time to list all of the ele- HOROSCOPES Perhaps you’ll develop strong doesn’t mean you won’t be the one to do it ments. As with jigsaw puz- BY OLIDAY ties with an old flame. Over CELEBRITY PROFILES: Comedian different and better. zles, it helps if you first lay H the next three months, you’ll Jenny McCarthy returns to the television GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You’ll out all the pieces on the table, acquire skills that are more in series “Two and a Half Men” as con artist close the gap between two friends who picture side up. Then start sorting. line with the current job market. 2012 Courtney, ready to cause mayhem with the don’t know how to get along. You’ll hold SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). brings fun and laughter. Love signs are show’s new character configuration. the space between them and act as a buffer. You’ll be paying for a service. A 12 per- Cancer and Virgo. Your lucky numbers McCarthy is a Scorpio siren with Venus, You’ll also be an interpreter of sorts, soft- cent to 20 percent tip may be customary, are: 40, 37, 28, 52 and 17. Mars, Uranus and Pluto in the highly aes- ening their messages to each other. but use your feelings instead of a calculator thetic sign of Libra. Her Saturn in Gemini CANCER (June 22-July 22). You are to figure the amount that’s perfect for you. ASTROLOGICAL QUESTIONS: suggests that her witty and wisecracking so loyal to the terms of your friendships, Give what you feel like giving — no more, “My family has gone through some tough ways can either be a huge hit or get her into spoken and unspoken. The only trouble is no less. times lately. How can a Sagittarius Mom trouble. that the unspoken terms may not be mutu- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). bring back the good times?” ally understood. This is your chance to There is an opportunity to travel coming Your intention to do this will begin to If you would like to write to Holiday remedy any miscommunication. Be direct. up. As long as it is in line with your other make magic happen for you and your peo- Mathis, please go to www.creators.com LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You refuse to goals and purposes and doesn’t cut too far ple. Trust the power of your devotion. and click on “Write the Author” on the let things get too complicated. You may into your budget, you will gladly take it. Look for evidence that life is good for all of Holiday Mathis page, or you may send her have felt the need to impress someone AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’re you. a postcard in the mail. To find out more before, but you no longer care. You let go not sure you have the energy to dive into a As I note in “Rock your Stars: Your about Holiday Mathis and read her past of self-consciousness. You have fun, and project, but dive you will. It’s because you Astrological Guide to Getting it All,” columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web you are fun. trust the process of life. You have a feeling Sagittarius feels a personal responsibility page at www.creators.com. Tropical oils are not as dangerous as once believed DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have leave them on the head for DEAR DR. DONOHUE: weight loss fail to lower cholesterol, then noticed that many packaged cookies, five minutes before washing I have been on statins for sev- the only option is medicine. The statin doughnuts, cakes, candy, crackers and them off. If, after two weeks, eral years. When my choles- drugs such as Crestor and Lipitor are the whipped-cream toppings contain palm oil, the itching has lessened, you terol reached 282 mg/dL (7.3 most reliable cholesterol-lowering medi- palm kernel oil or coconut oil. Where do can use them less frequently. mmol/L), I changed my diet cines we have. these oils come from? What effect do they While you’re at the store, and exercised more, but it did They generally have to be taken for life, have on our health? buy Scalpicin. You’ll find it in not get below 230. (Normal is since they don’t enable the body to dispose — R.C. the same section as the sham- 200 mg, 5.2 mmol.) My doc- of cholesterol on its own. poos. It’s a liquid that con- tor insisted on my taking Making your diet almost a vegetarian ANSWER: Those “tropical” oils come tains cortisone. It can be Crestor. It brought down my diet — lots of vegetables, fruits and whole from various parts of the palm tree. Palm applied to the scalp three or cholesterol, but I did not feel grains, and little red meats or whole dairy oil is added to foods like peanut butter to four times a day to curtail the good after I started taking it. products — might budge your cholesterol. prevent the ingredients from separating. itch. It’s most helpful in the When I complained, the doc- If it doesn’t, then medicines such as It’s called an emulsifier. I suppose that’s early days of your treatment. Dr. Donohue tor changed me to Lipitor, Questran, Colestid and Welchol can be why it’s in whipped cream. Palm oil is high If, after two weeks, you which kept my cholesterol in tried. They are not related to the statin in saturated fat, the kind of fat that raises a notice little improvement, check but made me feel bad, drugs. person’s cholesterol. Palm kernel oil comes switch to Nizoral A-D, a TO YOUR with no energy and easily from the seeds of the palm tree fruit. It, too, shampoo that contains an anti- tired. Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to has a high concentration of saturated fat. fungal medicine called keto- GOOD I stopped taking the medi- answer individual letters, but he will incor- Coconut oil, from the coconut palm conazole. The fungus cine. My doctor was really porate them in his column whenever possi- tree, has the highest amount of saturated Malassezia is partly responsi- HEALTH upset. I went back on Crestor. ble. Readers may write him or request an fat. Some years back, these tropical oils ble for the itchiness. Now I have to stop during my order form of available health newsletters were widely used in baked goods. They If Nizoral fails, then you’ll have to see walk because I am tired and my legs ache. at P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- took the place of butter, margarine and your family doctor for prescription medi- Why do you have to take these medicines 6475. Readers may also order health other such cooking materials, as they were cines. Remember, other conditions like for life? What should I do? newsletters from www.rbmamall.com. cheaper and kept the finished products psoriasis and head lice cause itching, too. from going stale quickly. ANSWER: When diet, exercise and The tropical oils were supplanted by fats called trans fats, fats that are now considered even greater boosters of blood choles- terol. Since this information WE WE RECYCLERECYCLE became known, the tropical oils have made a comeback. One of the reasons for their revival is newer evidence that palmitic acid, the main O O FFICEFFICE PAPERPAPER ingredient in tropical oils, appears to have not as great an effect on cholesterol as was once thought. Even though these oils OTHER TRASH have been partially exoner- O FFICE PAPER FOR ated, experts still say to use TO BE them sparingly. Vegetable oils — olive oil, canola oil RECYCLED DUMPSTER and safflower oil — don’t have any effect on choles- terol and are preferable for use in baking and cooking when they can be used. DEAR DR. DONO- Of the three Rʼs — HUE: What can I do to relieve dry, itchy scalp? I Reduce , Reuse and Recycle , have tried many different shampoos with only limited recycling is perhaps the easiest to implement. success. Especially at the office! All you need to do is have a — R.M. separate bin for paper that can be recycled and ANSWER: Purchase another for other trash. We at Breeze Newspapers Head and Shoulders sham- do this everyday and it feels so good to see how poo (the kind that says on the container “itchy scalp much we can recycle and save from our landfills. care”) or Selsun Blue sham- See for yourself. Make the switch to poo. Use either product three times a week for two recycling at your office too! weeks. To use the shampoos correctly, you need to mas- sage them into the scalp and BREEZE NEWSPAPERS Page 10A Tuesday, November 1, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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SHEFFER CROSSWORD Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. Use logic and process of elimi- nation to solve the puzzle. The difficulty level ranges from FAMILY CIRCUS Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest). Difficulty: Silver GOREN BRIDGE WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q 1 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: Q 4 - Both vulnerable, as West you hold:

♠ 9 5 ♥ AK Q 9 4 ♦ 10 7 6 ♣ AQ 8 ♠ J 10 8 ♥ K 9 7 ♦ J 8 7 3 ♣ K 9 5 The bidding has proceeded: The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1♠ Pass 2♠ Pass 1♥ Pass 3♥ 3♠ 2NT Pass 4♠ Pass ? Pass Pass What action do you take? What is your opening lead?

A-Partner’s jump raise is invitational. Had A-In light of South’s notrump rebid, lead- ing a plain suit could cost a trick. However, East passed, you would have raised to be careful if you opt for a trump — lead the game. Now, however, you have been given eight just in case partner holds a singleton an additional option by the overcall — queen or king! your hand is suited to defense and notrump. Pass, and let partner decide what Q 5 - Both vulnerable, as South you hold: he would like to do. ♠ A8 5 ♥ K Q 7 6 ♦ AJ 10 ♣ J 7 3

Q 2 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: The bidding has proceeded: EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH ♠ A8 7 3 ♥ 9 5 ♦ K Q 8 4 ♣ 7 6 3 1♦ 1NT Pass 2♣ JUMBLE Pass ? The bidding has proceeded: What action do you take? THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME NORTH EASTSOUTHWEST by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek A-Partner’s bid is not Stayman, it is show- 1♠ 2♥ 2♠ 3♥ ing a weak hand with long clubs. Had Unscramble these four Jumbles, 4♠ 5♥ ? one letter to each square, North been interested in hearing a major to form four ordinary words. What action do you take? from you, he would have cue-bid two dia- monds. ORKCO A-This is simply a question of whether you should double or bid five spades, but Q 6 - Neither vulnerable, as South you you are not sure which. You have a very hold: ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. sound raise, and you should let partner All Rights Reserved. ♠ AJ 8 3 ♥ K 5 ♦ K Q 10 7 ♣ K 10 9 CRYPTOQUIP decide. Pass. This is not a confession of NLDBE weakness — it is an announcement of The bidding has proceeded: strength. SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1NT Pass 2♣ Pass Q 3 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: 2♠ Pass 2NT Pass GSOYMG ? What action do you take? ♠ K J 9 3 ♥ 8 2 ♦ A 10 8 7 2 ♣ 9 4 Find us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/jumble A-Partner’s sequence asks you to go to Your left-hand opponent opens the bidding game with a maximum, and you are in the MIAGGN with one heart, which gets passed round to middle of your notrump range. In such Now arrange the circled letters you. What action do you take? cases, suit quality is the determinant and to form the surprise answer, as your intermediate cards could hardly be suggested by the above cartoon. better. Bid three no trump. A-You should offer some competition, so Ans: (Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers’ A it is simply a matter of which suit to bid. responses sent in care of this newspaper or to We prefer one spade for two reasons — the Saturday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) Tribune Media Services Inc., 2225 Kenmore Jumbles: GUPPY QUICK SNITCH CAMPUS one-level overcall is safer and it offers part- Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY. 14207. E-mail Yesterday’s Jumbles: RHYMEAnswer: WhatELDER they would MOOLAH use to fix the brokenURGING ner the opportunity to compete in the high- responses may be sent to Answer: The sale atjack-o-lantern the nursery — Aturned PUMPKIN the PATCHcustomer er-ranking suit. [email protected].) into a — HEDGE HOG Page 11A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 1, 2011 TOP PICKS

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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2011 LaRussa PREP REPORT Problems smart to go plague out on top Dolphins By JIM LITKE DAVIE (AP) — An image from the Miami Dolphins’ latest loss AP Sports Columnist lingers: Reggie Bush spinning in vain ony La Russa’s genius as a to shake a tackler, gyrating a full rota- manager will be debated for tion and then some, before finally col- TTdecades. Not so his exit. lapsing in a heap. “What a way to go out,” So it goes when a team’s in a Washington Nationals manager and downward spiral. sometimes-rival Davey Johnson said, Bush’s maneuver came Sunday in summing up what just about every- the final moments of a 20-17 loss to body in baseball is thinking. the New York Giants. The Dolphins Great entertainers talk about leaving fell to 0-7 by blowing a lead late for with the audience wanting more, and the second successive week; they’re a La Russa did that. He could have been bad team that seems to save its worst back managing in St. Louis next year if for last. he desired, or anywhere else for that “We have to learn to finish,” matter, for as long as he wanted. His defensive end Randy Starks said resume hardly needs updating. Monday. “Once we do that, it’ll be a In his 33rd season, he just notched different season. In the past we were his first Game 7 and his third World MICHAEL PISTELLA able to win these games. Right now Series title, once again validating the Mariner’s Lucas Orellana passes the ball ahead against Danny Barrow (27) of we haven’t found a way.” thousands of wins that already staked South Fort Myers Monday night at Kelly Road Soccer Complex. The Tritons tied Miami led the Giants for 43 min- him to a comfortable third place on the Wolfpack 1-1 and shut out East Lee County 5-0. Orellana, Isaiah Romano and utes, but couldn’t protect a 17-10 the all-time list. He’s been called a lead with 11 minutes left. The week pioneer for using computers before Josh Turner each scored one goal for the Tritons. More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. before, the Dolphins led Denver 15-0 they were fashionable in baseball and with three minutes to go and lost in credited with developing the modern overtime. In Cleveland last month, bullpen and creating the one-inning Miami never trailed until the final closer, starting with Dennis Eckersley minute of a 17-16 loss. in Oakland some two decades ago. Bulldogs can play spoiler That’s three wrenching defeats More impressive, perhaps, La ■ because the Dolphins haven’t showed Russa was still tinkering with conven- Scores, schedules, 13A First Baptist doubled-up Out-of-Door 42-21; and an ability to close. tional wisdom as recently as the final By JONATHAN BLIKSTAD Community School of Naples’ game with district “You can’t win a ballgame without few innings of Game 7 Friday night, rival St. Stephen’s Episcopal was canceled. Special to the Breeze it,” cornerback Will Allen said. mulling over a very risky scheme to The Fort Myers Green Wave struck quickly, Cypress Lake lost to East Lee County 26-7 “Obviously this is something we have move right-handed closer Jason Motte scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter and Dunbar spanked Avon Park 47-9 Monday to change.” to the outfield for an out or two — in Saturday night, and diminished the playoff night. Many problems plague the case he needed a left-handed reliever hopes for the Ida Baker Bulldogs with a 40-14 Cape High locked up the District 5A-11 Dolphins. They rank among the NFL’s — and then putting him back on the victory at Edison Stadium. championship by beating Lehigh 8-7 Friday worst teams in turnovers, takeaways, mound. The game was postponed Friday night by night, but Estero can knock Lehigh out of the pass protection, red-zone offense and La Russa’s reputation for innova- rain and lightning that moved through the area No. 2 playoff spot with a win this week. The third-down conversions. They’re in tion, though, cut both ways. Some of just before the scheduled kickoff. Seahawks (5-3, 4-0), who play at East Lee strong contention in the Andrew Luck the same people who lauded him for The Wave (7-2, 4-1 district) only need to County (3-4, 2-2) in their final district game Division, with Indianapolis (0-8) the heralding the dawn of the statistical defeat Bishop Verot this week to clinch one this week, holds head-to-head victories over only other winless team. age in baseball turned on La Russa playoff spot and can claim the District 6A-11 both teams battling for the runner-up slot. “We’re 0-7 right now. Nobody for dragging his feet once title if the Bulldogs (5-3, 3-2) topple South The Green Wave scored on their first two likes it. It stinks,” embattled coach “Moneyball” became all the rage. Fort Myers (5-3, 4-1) because the Wave possessions against the Bulldogs, taking a 13- Tony Sparano said. Others argued that being a control defeated South. 0 lead. It looked as if the Wave would coast The Dolphins have been especially freak may explain how La Russa won In other games played Saturday because of from there. awful in the fourth period, when two Series rings with less-talented Friday’s weather, Palmetto Ridge downed Lely “We got off fast tonight,” said Green Wave they’ve been outscored 59-25 and squads in St. Louis, but also failed to 38-17; Golden Gate bashed Gulf Coast 40-12; See SPOILER, page 13A outgained 810-465. win more than one in Oakland, where “We’re in these close games, and he presided over teams bristling with we’ve got to figure out a way to win individual stars and unchecked egos. Junior midfielder one,” Sparano said. “When we do, What was often overlooked by Daniel Rawley (16) this team’s confidence will all of a both sides in the debate was how des- of Mariner dribbles sudden jump to another level.” perate La Russa was to win every past Jose Argueta The best remaining shot at a win time out regardless of tactics. Tigers (30) of South Fort might be Sunday, when the Dolphins manager Jim Leyland was one of sev- play at Kansas City. eral confidants who believed La Myers Monday at Russa, a lawyer who has never prac- Kelly Road Soccer ticed, got his degree mostly to see if Complex. The he could finish atop his class. Tritons tied the Eagles repeat “Look, we all want to win. It’s the Wolfpack 1-1 and business,” said Leyland, who first ran beat East Lee up against La Russa as a minor league County 5-0 in pre- as Atlantic Sun manager in 1979, then went to work season matches. for him and remains one of his closest Freshman Austin soccer champs pals. “Tony wanted to win in spring Turner scored three training. He wanted everything done Special to the Breeze right from the start, and he’d manage goals against East [email protected] spring training games like it was the Lee. Goalkeeper Freshman Xavier Silva’s goal in regular season. He’d be pinch-hitting, Alex Trujillo had the fourth minute of play gave the making double-switches, making sure three saves. FGCU men’s soccer team an early every guy on the roster got some time More photos are lead and it never looked back en route in, whatever it took — and that was available online at: to a 4-1 victory Sunday over North in spring training.” cu.cape-coral-daily- Florida. The win clinches the Eagles’ Somewhere along the way, Leland breeze.com. second straight Atlantic Sun argued, everybody else in the busi- Conference regular season title. ness takes a game or two off, surren- MICHAEL PISTELLA The Eagles, who are 16-1 in the dering to fatigue, indifference or other A-Sun over the last two seasons, distractions. Not La Russa. Asked to make their first postseason appear- describe his friend and rival with one ance as the No. 1 seed in the confer- word, Leyland said: “Relentless.” ence tournament that kicks off on “It’s like he was born to manage,” Mariner, Cape debut new coaches Nov. 9 in Johnson City, Tenn. As No. Leyland added a moment later. 1 seed, the Eagles get a bye into the That will to win cut both ways, By JIM LINETTE semifinals where they will meet the too. La Russa’s Oakland teams turned [email protected] GIRLS SOCCER PREVIEW winner between fourth-seeded Mercer out to be an incubator for baseball’s Girls soccer should be very competitive for and fifth-seeded Lipscomb. steroids era and former Athletics slug- the 2011-12 season in Lee County. The season FGCU (10-4-2) finished atop the ger Mark McGwire was the star of La got off to a soggy start on Monday at Cape Myers and Ida Baker. A-Sun standings with a 7-1 mark. The Russa’s first few St. Louis squads. Coral High with the first postponement for wet Speaking of Baker, the talented bunch that Eagles still have one regular season He’s been notoriously loyal to every grounds. fashioned an unbeaten regular season two game remaining against FIU on Friday. one of his ballplayers, but he’s Max Izquierdo’s debut as the Seahawks’ years ago as sophomores and were major con- ■ Volleyball: The Eagles lost a defended a handful or so beyond all new coach was delayed until Thursday when tributors to the Bulldogs’ 50-7-1 record over tough Atlantic Sun Conference match doubt. That may have burnished his they play at North Fort Myers. the past two years are aiming to win their third 25-21, 27-25, 14-25, 22-25, 12-15 reputation inside the clubhouse; out- “We were looking forward to playing straight district championship. to Stetson Saturday. side, it’s a tarnished spot on an other- (Monday),” said Izquierdo. Barron Collier knocked the Bulldogs out of The Eagles (13-10, 8-2 A-Sun) wise impeccable career. Across town, Lisa Schwarz makes her the playoffs in the regional semifinals the past return to the court Tuesday in Boca Controversy never stopped La Mariner coaching debut Tuesday at Estero, fol- two years and they are determined to “get over Raton to take on FAU in a non-con- Russa, nor did it slow him. He became lowed on successive days with matches at Fort See SOCCER, page 13A ference match at 6:30 p.m. an outspoken advocate for the animal- rights group, PETA, and turned up at Glen Beck’s “Restore America” rally SCOREBOARD TIDES CHART last year with slugger Albert Pujols, who was getting an award. Prep Football at Cape Coral Bridge Leyland said people who think La NBA fines Heat owner Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon Russa worries about being second- ■ NEW YORK (AP) — Miami Heat East Lee 26, Cypress Lake 7 /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible guessed are wasting their time. Being owner Micky Arison has been fined by the Dunbar 47, Avon Park 9 We 2 High 7:50 AM 0.9 7:38 AM Set 12:30 AM 41 ● Standings, 13A 2 Low 4:59 PM 0.1 6:45 PM Rise 1:57 PM unafraid to follow his convictions, in NBA, three days after he made references to 2 High 11:54 PM 0.7 fact, might be La Russa’s greatest the locked-out league’s ongoing collective strength. bargaining process on his Twitter account. Th 3 Low 4:46 AM 0.6 7:38 AM Set 1:27 AM 52 NHL 3 High 9:39 AM 0.9 6:44 PM Rise 2:33 PM “I think you can make a case for him The NBA did not disclose the amount of 3 Low 5:55 PM 0.2 as best of all-time. Absolutely,” Leyland the fine, or say publicly why Arison was sanc- Rangers 5, Sharks 2 said. “Why? The total package. Jets 4, Panthers 3, SO at Matlacha Pass (Bascule bridge) tioned. We 2 High 7:18 AM 1.8 7:38 AM Set 12:30 AM 41 “He was a tremendous tactician Arison posted several tweets Friday night, Predators vs. Blackhawks (n) 2 Low 4:25 PM 0.2 6:45 PM Rise 1:58 PM during the games. His teams were including a reply to someone who referred to ● Scores, schedule, 13A 2 High 11:22 PM 1.4 always prepared before the games. He those involved with the lockout as “greedy ... Th 3 Low 4:12 AM 1.2 7:39 AM Set 1:27 AM 52 never had a problem talking about pigs.” Arison replied by saying “Honestly u r 3 High 9:07 AM 1.7 6:45 PM Rise 2:34 PM what he’d done after the game.” barking at the wrong owner.” NFL 3 Low 5:21 PM 0.4 That tweet was deleted a short time later. 3 High 11:45 PM 1.5 Jim Litke is a national sports Chargers vs. Chiefs (n) columnist for The Associated Press. ● Standings, 13A Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Tuesday, November 1, 2011 Everblades Schedule Spoiler: Mistakes Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. derail comeback try Continued from 12A Baker’s 22, setting up the 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 game’s final score. coach Sam Sirianni. Quinton Smith fought at at at at Baker got a spark from off would-be tacklers and Justin Johnson who ran darted 22 yards for the OFF OFF Gwinnett S. Carolina OFF S. Carolina Greenville back the kickoff after the Wave TD. second score 52 yards to 7:35 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. “It was an omen that we the Wave 25-yard line. got to play on October 29,” Moments later, Reece Everblades home games at Germain Arena Home Away said Sirianni. “Last year, we Atwood connected with got our school’s 600th win on Hunter Urraro on a fourth- my Dad’s birthday, and down pass for 19 yards to All times listed Eastern tonight we got to play again.” SPORTS SCOREBOARD the Wave 5. Jeremy Betts The loss snapped the ran it into the end zone from Bulldogs’ three-game dis- the three two plays later. trict winning streak, two of District 2A-11 Port Charlotte; 4. Johnny Allen, Lehigh; 5. Jason Dalvin Battle scored YOUTH FOOTBALL at Dunbar, 9 a.m. Miller, Lehigh; 6. Rick Reed, Punta Gorda; 7. those wins coming in over- Derrick Horton, North Fort Myers; 8. Jeremy three times for the Green time. Bowling Daring, Lehigh; 9. Jeremy Perkins, North Fort Wave. His second TD was a “When you play Fort Tuesday, Nov. 1 Myers; 10. Jarrett Cornell, Fort Myers breakaway 33-yarder to put Peace River Conference District 6 at Pin Street Lanes, 9 a.m. Cowboy Cadillacs — 1. James Dellea, Port Myers you have to execute Pop Warner League Nov. 8-9 Charlotte; 2. Terry Price, Punta Gorda; 3. Ken Fort Myers up 20-7 at the better,” said Bulldogs coach Division 2 Playoffs FHSAA Finals at Orlando Badali, Port Charlotte; 4. Brad Wegert, Port half. Battle carried 12 times Brian Conn. “We cannot Saturday’s Games Charlotte; 5. Tony Harrelson, Port Charlotte; 6. for 174 yards in the game. Jr. Pee Wees: Venice Vikings 22, North Fort Boys Soccer Les Couch, Punta Gorda; 7. Joe Le Mier, Arcadia; make those mental mistakes Myers Knights 20 Oct. 31, 1 8. Ray Scott, Arcadia; 9. Mike True; 10. Jeff The Green Wave gained and think that we can stay in Pee Wees: North Fort Myers Knights 25, Mariner, Island Coast, North Fort Myers, South Deeble, Port Charlotte 330 yards on the ground the game. We had a break- Clewiston Cougars 14 Fort Myers, East Lee County at Kelly Road Classic Mini Stock — 1. Fred Harrison, Polk City; 2. compared to 141 for the Jr. Midgets: Cape Youth 20, Naples Canes 0 Nov. 1, 3 John Pummell, Arcadia down in communication in Midgets: North Fort Myers Knights 22, Venice Bishop Verot, Ida Baker, Naples at Cape Coral Pro 4-Fab 4 — 1. Dylan Bigley, Naples; 2. Dan Bulldogs. our no-huddle offense.” Vikings 8 Classic (preseason) Collver, North Fort Myers; 3. Cody Allen, Lehigh; Three Green Wave The Bulldogs’ final Saturday, Nov. 5 Games 4. Ronald Robinson, Bradenton; 5. Jessica scored in the third quarter Division 1 Playoffs Girls Soccer Ostrovskis, St. Pete; 6. Phillip Ellis Jr., Rotonda; 7. game of the season is Nov. at North Fort Myers Community Park Monday, Oct. 31 Corey Bigley, Naples; 8. Skyler Null, North Fort put the game out of reach 11 against Mariner. Jr. Pee Wees: (1) Riverdale vs. (2) Port Charlotte, Palmetto Ridge at Cape Coral, ppd. Myers; 9. Paul Richards Sr., Naples; 10. Randy for the Bulldogs. 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1 Johnson, Bradenton; 11. 18 Stuart Vandevender, Ida Baker 7 0 7 0 — 14 Pee Wees: (1) Cape Junior vs. (2) North Port, 1 Mariner at Estero, 7:30 p.m. Cape Coral; 12. James Dellea Jr., Port Charlotte The Wave’s Charles Fort Myers 13 7 20 0 — 40 p.m. East Lee County at North Fort Myers, 6 p.m. Brown ran 61 yards with a First Quarter Jr. Midgets: (1) Riverdale vs. (3) Cypress, 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2 pass interception, his second FM — Tyler Douglas 13 run Midgets: (1) Fort Myers vs. (2) Cypress, 5 p.m. Mariner at Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. (Steven Brosy kick) Thursday, Nov. 3 FOOTBALL pick of the game, for the first FM — Dalvin Battle 5 run (kick Cape Coral at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. score of the second half. blocked) Mariner at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. Baker responded with IB — Jeremy Betts 3 run (Dylan GOLF Friday, Nov. 4 Miller kick) Ida Baker at Venice, 7:30 p.m. College one score in the quarter. Top 25 Schedule Second Quarter Archbishop McCarthy at Bishop Verot, 6 p.m. Friday’s Game Atwood hit Urraro on a FM — Battle 33 run (Brosy kick) Hunters Run Exec. Golf Club No. 21 Southern Cal at Colorado, 9 p.m. crossing route, and Urraro Third Quarter Tuesday Men’s League Saturday’s Games made his way through the FM — Charles Brown 61 inter- Two-Man Team, Best Ball — 1-/25 SOCCER No. 1 LSU at No. 2 Alabama, 8 p.m. ception return (Brosy kick) 1. Fred Trott-Peter Fox 23; 2. Marvel Lefebvre- No. 3 Okla. State vs. No. 17 Kansas State, 8 p.m. secondary 66 yards for the IB — Hunter Urraro 66 pass from David Zelt 25. No. 4 Stanford at Oregon State, 3:30 p.m. touchdown that brought the Reece Atwood (Miller kick) Closest to Pin — #7, Mark Lieb; #9, Mark Lieb, No. 5 Boise State at UNLV, 10:30 p.m. Bulldogs within 27-14. FM — Battle 45 run (Brosy kick) Ken Tillman (tie) College No. 6 Oregon at Washington, 10:30 p.m. FM — Quinton Smith 22 run Men’s Golf Association FGCU Men’s Record: 10-4-2 No. 7 Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M, 3:30 p.m. Battle’s 45-yard TD run (kick failed) Individual Low Net — 10/27 Home: 5-2 Away: 5-2-2 A-Sun: 7-1 No. 8 Arkansas vs. No. 12 South Carolina, 7:15 p.m. after that proved crucial. Sports Editor Jim Linette A Flight — 1. David Dague 27; 2. David Zelt 29. Sunday’s Game No. 9 Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 3:30 p.m. The Bulldogs fumbled the contributed to this report. B Flight — 1. Fred Trott 23; 2. Marcel Lefebvre 28. FGCU 4, North Florida 1 No. 13 Michigan at Iowa, Noon ball back to the Wave at Closest to Pin — #2, David Dague; #7, Neil Upcoming Games No. 14 Houston at UAB, 7 p.m. Leitch; #9, Matt O’Konsky Nov. 4 — at FIU, 7 p.m. No. 15 Michigan State vs. Minnesota, Noon Women’s Golf Association No. 18 Georgia vs. New Mexico State, 12:30 p.m. Individual Low Net — 10/28 FGCU Women’s Record: 12-4-2 No. 19 Wisconsin vs. Purdue, 3:30 p.m. 1. Lila Cole 26; 2. (tie) Jane Shone, Eula Jorgensen Home: 5-2-1 Away: 7-2-1 A-Sun: 7-1-1 No. 20 Arizona State at UCLA, 7:30 p.m. Soccer: Gators defensive 27. Upcoming Games No. 23 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Closest to Pin — #2, Marilou Trott; #9, Betty A-Sun Tournament No. 24 West Virginia vs. Louisville, Noon Continued from 12A mores and freshmen will White at FGCU Soccer Complex NFL that hump” for the first time add depth for the Gators. Nov. 4 — Semifinals: Mercer-Jacksonville win- “Both our two preseason ner vs. East Tennessee State, 4 p.m.; North AMERICAN CONFERENCE this season. OLLEYBALL Florida-Belmont winner vs. FGCU, 7 p.m. East The Bulldogs have moved games went the full 80 min- V Nov. 6 — Championship, TBA W L T Pct. PF PA utes,” said Bayly. “Our new Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 211 147 out of the same district with New England 5 2 0 .714 202 160 rivals Cape Coral, Mariner goalkeeper saved 57 shots College N.Y. Jets 4 3 0 .571 172 152 and North Fort Myers and in those two games.” FGCU Record: 13-10 BASKETBALL Miami 0 7 0 .000 107 166 Sophomore Syndi South into 4A-12 with Fort Myers, Home: 6-4 Away: 7-6 A-Sun: 7-3 Brookhouser, a transfer Saturday’s Game Houston 5 3 0 .625 206 145 Barron Collier, Gulf Coast Stetson 3, FGCU 2 Tennessee 4 3 0 .571 139 145 and Palmetto Ridge. from Hawaii, assumes the College Jacksonville 2 6 0 .250 98 163 netminding role. Upcoming Games FGCU Men Indianapolis 0 8 0 .000 121 252 The Bulldogs open Nov. 1 — at FAU, 6:30 p.m. Upcoming Games North Thursday at home against “I plan on being a very Nov. 4 — vs. Mercer, 6 p.m. Nov. 5 — vs. St. Leo, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 6 2 0 .750 176 139 defensive team, and am con- Nov. 5 — vs. Villanova, 4 p.m. Mariner. Nov. 11 — at TCU, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 5 2 0 .714 171 123 fident we will win five, but Nov. 14 — vs. Ave Maria, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 185 110 ■ Cape Coral: Only expect eight to 10 wins.” FGCU Women Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 107 140 six returning players, all of HIGH SCHOOL Upcoming Games West them seniors, and a handful Achieving expectations Nov. 4 — vs. Eckerd, 8 p.m. San Diego 4 2 0 .667 141 136 would put the Gators’ Oakland 4 3 0 .571 160 178 of newcomers are expected Nov. 11 — at Seton Hall, 7 p.m. record in the .500 range. Nov. 14 — at FIU, 5:30 p.m. Kansas City 3 3 0 .500 105 150 to carry the Seahawks Football Denver 2 5 0 .286 133 200 through the season. “I would be very happy Saturday’s Games NATIONAL CONFERENCE with that,” said Bayly. East “We have to address their Fort Myers 40, Ida Baker 14 ■ North Fort Myers: Palmetto Ridge 38, Naples Lely 17 HOCKEY N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 174 164 aggressiveness and get them Golden Gate 40, Gulf Coast 12 Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 179 152 to communicate better with The Red Knights have some First Baptist Academy 42, Out-of-Door 21 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 156 162 unfinished business in Washington 3 4 0 .429 116 139 each other,” said Izquierdo. St. Stephen’s Episcopal at C.S. Naples, ccd. ECHL District 3A-11. Monday’s Games South The Seahawks will rely EASTERN CONFERENCE New Orleans 5 3 0 .625 260 189 After finishing the regu- East Lee County 26, Cypress Lake 7. Atlantic Division on a trio of defenders Tampa Bay 4 3 0 .571 131 169 lar season as the district’s Dunbar 47, Avon Park 9 W L OL SL Pts GF GA Atlanta 4 3 0 .571 158 163 including Megan Terzak, Week 10 Wheeling 5 0 0 0 10 22 10 Carolina 2 6 0 .250 187 207 Laura Holloway and Kiana No. 1 seed, a stunning loss Friday, Nov. 4 Reading 3 3 1 0 7 17 25 North to Cape Coral in the first Elmira 3 3 0 0 6 22 19 Turmane. Izquierdo is still Cape Coral at East Lee County, 7:30 p.m. Green Bay 7 0 0 1.000 230 141 round of the tournament Ida Baker at South Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Trenton 1 6 0 0 2 22 33 Detroit 6 2 0 .750 239 147 auditioning several goal- Mariner at Cypress Lake, 7:30 p.m. North Division Chicago 4 3 0 .571 170 150 keeper candidates to replace denied the Knights an North Fort Myers at Riverdale, 7:30 p.m. Kalamazoo 4 1 0 0 8 20 14 Minnesota 2 6 0 .250 172 199 appearance in the playoffs. Chicago 3 2 0 0 6 14 9 Amanda Kopale, who trans- Bishop Verot at Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. West “I think we are stronger Canterbury at Oasis, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 1 3 0 0 2 11 12 San Francisco 6 1 0 .857 187 107 ferred to Ida Baker after last Island Christian at Cape Coral Christian, 7 p.m. Toledo 1 3 0 0 2 7 15 Seattle 2 5 0 .286 109 162 season. than last year, and it feels Booker at Dunbar, 7:30 p.m. South Division St. Louis 1 6 0 .143 87 192 like we are younger on aver- Estero at Lehigh, 7:30 p.m. South Carolina 5 2 0 0 10 24 18 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 143 183 “The girls are looking Gwinnett 4 2 1 0 9 20 14 age,” said Knights coach St. John Neumann at Evangelical Christian, Late Game Not Included good and putting in a lot of 7:30 p.m. Greenville 3 3 0 0 6 20 24 effort,” said Izquierdo. Donna Agostinelli. “We’ve Gateway Charter at Avon Park, 7:30 p.m. Florida 2 4 0 1 5 25 31 Week 8 added six new freshmen, WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday’s Games ■ Island Coast: After Boca Raton Christian at SWF Christian, 7:30 strong freshmen.” p.m. Mountain Division Tennessee 27, Indianapolis 10 enduring a four-win season a Barron Collier at Palmetto Ridge, 7:30 p.m. Utah 6 1 0 0 12 19 14 St. Louis 31, New Orleans 21 year ago, the Gators are ready The Knights begin the Naples Lely at Naples, 7:30 p.m. Alaska 5 2 0 0 10 19 10 Houston 24, Jacksonville 14 season with nine returning Colorado 4 3 0 0 8 25 26 N.Y. Giants 20, Miami 17 to be more competitive. Lemon Bay at Gulf Coast, 7:30 p.m. starters, once all the athletes Golden Gate at Immokalee, 7:30 p.m. Idaho 1 6 0 0 2 15 22 Minnesota 24, Carolina 21 “We are at the next C.S. Naples at First Baptist Academy, 7:30 p.m. Pacific Division Baltimore 30, Arizona 27 level,” said Gators coach report from the fall sports. Port Charlotte at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Las Vegas 4 3 0 1 9 25 22 Detroit 45, Denver 10 They also start with a new Bakersfield 3 3 1 0 7 21 22 Buffalo 23, Washington 0 Tammy Bayly. “The dynam- Out-of-Door at St. Stephen’s Episcopal, 7:30 p.m. goalkeeper brought up from DeSoto County at Hardee County, 7:30 p.m. Ontario 2 2 1 0 5 15 17 San Francisco 20, Cleveland 10 ic mix on this team is differ- Clewiston at LaBelle, 7:30 p.m. Stockton 2 3 0 1 5 16 22 Cincinnati 34, Seattle 12 ent than last year. We are the JV team to replace a Venice at Braden River, 7:30 p.m. NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win, one Pittsburgh 25, New England 17 graduated senior. point for an overtime or shootout loss. Philadelphia 34, Dallas 7 more positive and goal driv- North Port at Riverview, 7:30 p.m. Among those returning Saturday, Nov. 5 Sunday’s Game Open: Atlanta, Chicago, Green Bay, N.Y. Jets, en. Last year we were con- Florida Christian at Nicea Academy, 7:30 p.m. Gwinnett 2, Reading 0 Oakland, Tampa Bay tent with showing improve- are leading scorer Melinda Monday’s Games Monday’s Game Lukas, Casey Gentile, Amy San Diego at Kansas City, (n) ment. This year we are not Volleyball No games scheduled Pavy and Katie Traurig, Region Quarterfinals Tuesday’s Game Week 9 content with just improving. Tuesday, Nov. 1 Florida at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6 We expect a lot more. We who was named team cap- Region 5A-4 Wednesday’s Games Seattle at Dallas, 1 p.m. may not contend for the dis- tain for her senior year. All Estero at North Fort Myers, 7 p.m. Florida at South Carolina, 7:05 p.m. Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. four captains from last Lemon Bay at Naples Lely, 7 p.m. Las Vegas at Idaho, 9:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. trict (title) this year, but defi- Region 3A-3 Bakersfield at Alaska, 11:15 p.m. Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. nitely next year.” year’s team graduated. West Palm Beach King’s Academy at Everblades Record: 2-4-1 San Francisco at Washington, 1 p.m. The Gators have seven The Knights tied with Evangelical Christian, 7 p.m. Home: 1-0-1 Away: 1-4 Streak: L-2 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Mariner and South Fort Seacrest at Palm Beach Gardens Benjamin, 7 Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. players returning and just Saturday’s Game Myers last week in the pre- p.m. Greenville Road Warriots 5, Everblades 3 Denver at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. three seniors this season, Wednesday, Nov. 2 Cincinnati at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. season classic, both of Upcoming Games including Nicole Tuohey, Region 6A-4 Green Bay at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. which are deemed worthy Gulf Coast at Fort Myers, 7 p.m. Tue. Nov. 1 — at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 4:15 p.m. who did not play last year, Riverdale at Barron Collier, 7 p.m. Wed. Nov. 2 — at S. Carolina, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Giants at New England, 4:15 p.m. and goalkeeper Haylee Hood. of challenging for the dis- Region 4A-3 Fri. Nov. 4 — at S. Carolina, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. trict championship. Sat. Nov. 5 — at Greenville, 7:05 p.m. “Haylee will be a major Cardinal Newman at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m. Open: Carolina, Detroit, Jacksonville, “It’s a good district,” LaBelle at Boca Raton St. Andrew’s, 7 p.m. Wed. Nov. 9 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota part of our defense this Region 2A-3 Fri. Nov. 11 — vs. Wheeling, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7 year,” said Bayly. said Agostinelli. “I think we SWF Christian at St. Pete Canterbury, 7 p.m. Sat. Nov. 12 — vs. Wheeling, 7 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. are up to the challenge.” Sarasota Christian at Naples First Baptist, 7 A crop of juniors, sopho- p.m. NHL Monday’s Games Golf N.Y. Rangers 5, San Jose 2 ON THE AIR Nov. 1-2 Winnipeg 4, Florida 3 (SO) S PORTS C ALENDAR Boys’ Class 2A State Tournament at Howey-in- Nashville at Chicago, (n) the-Hills Tuesday’s Games Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. On Television oralbassclub.com Girls’ Class 2A State Tournament at Howey-in- TODAY Youth Sports the-Hills Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5 Sunday, Nov. 6 Anaheim at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) College Football: Lee County Archers 900 Round Boys’ Class 1A State Tournament at Tavares Northern Illinois vs. Toledo Cape Coral Soccer Association Girls Class 1A State Tournament at Lady Lake Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Fall Festival — Cape Coral Sports Event — Nalle Grade County Park Vancouver at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — VS. (C/S) NHL Hockey: Ducks vs. range, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m., Capitals Complex, 1510 Sports Blvd.; 10 Swimming Wednesday’s Games a.m.-3 p.m.; admission is free; open to public, registering new par- Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ticipants. Info: Ben Brown (239) Friday, Nov. 4 7:30 p.m. — VS. (C/S) NHL Hockey: Flyers vs. games, dunk tank, clowns, music, Region 1A-3 Meet Toronto at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. open air market, food, crafts . Info: 369-6212. Phoenix at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Sabres Friday, Nov. 11 at North Shore Aquatic Complex, St. 8 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Temple (239) 542-2272. Petersburg, 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 Barrier Island Paddle — vs. Ohio Causeway Islands Park (north side first Saturday, Nov. 5 8:30 p.m. — Fox Soccer (C/S) MLS Soccer Lee County Rage Softball Club Fall Region 2A-4 Meet Clinic — Burton Field, Cape Coral; 9 island) to Fisherman Key, Kitchel Key AUTO RACING playoffs & Picnic Island; 9 a.m.-11 a.m., fee at FGCU Aquatics Center, 9 a.m. Thursday a.m.-2 p.m.; fee $45; hitting, fielding, baserunning, pitching & catching $40 per person (includes necessary 7:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) MLS Soccer Playoffs gear) explore wildlife & scenery, Cross Country 7:30 p.m. — FSN (C/S) NHL Hockey: instruction by current college players, Thursday, Nov. 3 Punta Gorda Speedway former high school players and canine companions (up to 100 Blackhawks vs. Panthers pounds) welcome; online preregistra- District 3A-12 Saturday’s Results 8 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) MLS Soccer Playoffs coaches for ages 10 and over. Info: at Veterans Park, Fort Myers, 9 a.m. Open Wheel Modified — 1. Steve Arnold, Jim Schlotter (239) 218-2251; E-mail: tion required. Info: (239) 533-7444; 8 p.m. — GLF (C/S) Senior Golf: Schwab Cup Web: www.leeparks.org District 3A-11 Cape Coral; 2. Doug Moff, Fort Myers; 3. Shawn Championship [email protected] at Community School of Naples, 3:45 p.m. Harper, Lake Wales; 4. James Wilkens Jr., Fort 8 p.m. — ESPN (C/S) College Football: Florida NOTE: See the entire Sports Friday, Nov. 4 Pierce; 5. Zack Rudd; 6. Eric Rudd, Naples; 7. State vs. Boston College General Info District 3A-11 Jimmy Wilkens III., Fort Pierce Calendar online at www.cape-coral- 10:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (C/S) MLS Soccer Cape Coral Bass Club — Meeting daily-breeze.com. Send information at Estero Community Park, 8 a.m. Road Warrior — 1. Shane Leonard, Cape Playoffs first Tuesday each month, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 5 Coral; 2. Randy Kile, Lehigh; 3. Richard Nelson, about your group’s upcoming Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge 2395 events at least two weeks in on Cape Coral Parkway; men, advance to: Daily Breeze Sports women, children who love to bass Calendar, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... fish welcome; tournaments held Cape Coral, FL 33904; or send e- locally and out of town. Info: Jim mail to: breezesports@breezenews- Send e-mail details to: [email protected] Lewis 945-7188; Web: www.capec- papers.com Page 14A Tuesday, November 1, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE ‘Confused’ is already showing his support Dear Annie: My fiancee, ing Beth to make one guest bedroom, we could accommodate you, but said siblings can provoke each “Beth,” and I have been together decisions any soon- but my husband it is simply not possible. other into hitting. Others said the for more than two years. er than she is able. uses it as his bed- However, there’s a lovely motel a brother was mentally ill. Many Recently, she called off our wed- We hope counsel- room. We would few miles away, and we’d be readers assumed “Bruised” was ding, saying she isn’t ready. The ing will help you rather Paula not thrilled to pick you up and bring female and should be treated the wedding was planned for a year in reach a satisfactory know that we have you here for dinner.” same as a spousal abuse victim. the future, so I am grateful she resolution. If so, separate bedrooms. Since we didn’t have that told me now. your relationship I would like Dear Annie: You printed a much information, we treated this A few weeks later, we decided will be stronger Paula and her hus- letter from “Bruised in as a sibling rivalry that was get- to take a break and work on the than ever. But band to visit our Nebraska,” the 12-year-old boy ting out of hand, and since the relationship. We live in separate please understand it home but find lodg- who said his brother yelled at him parents were doing nothing, the houses. Beth has a full-time job. I is also possible that ing elsewhere. She and hit him, and whose mother school authorities and the family am in school and work part-time. underlying issues is always inviting refused to get involved. Your physician would be the best way We used to see each other every will come to light us to stay with answer wasn’t strong enough. It is to report it. We appreciate our day. Now, although we still talk and one of you Kathy them, and we turn possible the writer’s brother is, in readers’ concern and hope daily, I only see her twice a week might decide that the offers down fact, an abuser in the making, and “Bruised” follows through. at most. marriage is not in Mitchell because if we the mother is in denial. So what if Beth is talking to a counselor the cards. This is & Marcy accepted, we would he provokes his brother? The boy Annie’s Mailbox is written by about her issues, and we have neither good nor Sugar be obligated to has to learn that he cannot hurt Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, started couples counseling. One bad. It is simply return the favor. anyone, regardless of provoca- longtime editors of the Ann of our main problems is that she how things some- What can we do? tion. Avoiding him will not solve Landers column. Please e-mail becomes distant when things times work out. — Prefer the problem. your questions to anniesmail- aren’t going well and subcon- ANNIE’S Privacy The only helpful advice you [email protected], or write to: sciously pushes me away. I have Dear Annie: I MAILBOX gave was to talk to the school Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators never loved and trusted anyone as have a former Dear Prefer: counselor and his doctor. Syndicate, 5777 W. Century much as I do her. How can I sup- school friend, Do some legwork Hopefully, “Bruised” will seek Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA port and help her? “Paula,” who has lived in another and find hotels or motels nearby. guidance before the brother does 90045. To find out more about — Confused in California state for 30 years. She and her (We assume there are reasons she something that cannot be undone. Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- husband visit relatives in our area cannot stay at the homes of her — Los Angeles, Calif. tures by other Creators Syndicate Dear Confused: You already once or twice a year. She has hint- various relatives.) You are not writers and cartoonists, visit the are being supportive by attending ed that they would like to stay obligated to put them up at your Dear Los Angeles: Many Creators Syndicate Web page at counseling sessions and not push- overnight at our house. We have house. It’s OK to say, “We wish readers were upset because we www.creators.com. Arts & Crafts-A-Palooza Open to be held Saturday at painting session Grace Community Center By ANDREA GALABINSKI Barb Valentine [email protected] To go: works on one of Grace Community Center is her paintings dur- again hosting another major fund- Who: Grace Community ing an open paint- raiser event for one day only, Center ing session Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at 4151 Hancock Bridge What: Fourth annual Arts recently at the Parkway, North Fort Myers. & Crafts-A-Palooza Cape Coral Art “Many return vendors will League. The present their wonderful works of When: Saturday, Nov. 5, league currently art, some of which are hand- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. has an exhibit painted china, fine art, cards, can- entitled “Color dles, pet clothes, jewelry of many Where: 4151 Hancock Our World” show- types, hand-made baskets, potato Bridge Parkway ing in the gallery. bags, magnets, furniture and Information: 558-5168 The show will exotic hardwood pens, to name a continue through few,” said event coordinator Nov.3. The Art Marsha Smith of Cape Coral. choices. You won’t want to miss “Also, we will have Pampered it.” League is at 516 Chef, Watkins, American Girl Limited seating will be pro- Cultural Park doll clothes and the very popular vided to all free of charge. Blvd. For more farmer’s market that includes All proceeds benefit the Grace information, call fresh-frozen fish. Community Center which is a 772-5657 or log “This is our fourth annual 501(c)3 non-profit charity. onto www.capeco- event. Every year it has been big- During the art and craft show, the ralartleague.org. ger and better. A new thing this GCC Thrift Store will be open for year is a dance and vocal revue,” business to allow for additional MICHAEL PISTELLA she said. Beginning at 1 p.m. good deals. there will be a talent revue which “It benefits all the mission will offer music, dance and vocal programs that go on there (at the numbers by various instructors at center),” she said. the center and the church. Smith is also a member of the “There are still vendor booth church, and this event is, “near spots available, but call as soon as and dear to her heart.” possible for this Saturday’s “This year’s fair is huge, even event,” she said. You can call her with all the other events going on directly for information. the same weekend.” Belk gives back to community; “There will also be food avail- For information or to contact able like our famous burgers, Smith, go to graceartandcraft- Philly cheesesteaks, popcorn, that [email protected] or call Smith FOP receives check for $2,500 kind of thing and lots of beverage at 558-5168. Special to THE BREEZE stores spread across the southern From our Hearts is an organi- [email protected] states. Thousands of donation zation of volunteers who raise NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE Have you ever shopped in a requests are received by Belk funds for breast cancer care. The national store when they had a from the communities that house funds it raises at events are grant- NTSB: Disney Black bear spotted sales promotion for one of your these stores. When asked how a ed to Partners for Breast Cancer favorite causes and wondered if small organization like From Our and Lee Cancer Care to provide monorail death on campus of any results would make its way Hearts on a small community like screenings and treatments for eli- Pine Island was recognized, gible persons on Greater Pine caused by switch Florida high school back to your community? The LAKE BUENA VISTA (AP) UMATILLA (AP) — A cen- Corliss Kazemba, manager of the Island that are battling breast can- members of Pine Island-based — A federal agency says a mono- tral Florida high school was Belk store in Cape Coral, cer. From Our Hearts provided From Our Hearts recently rail crash that killed a Walt placed on lockdown after a black explained that “Belk is family 151 mammograms and have seen received an answer to this ques- Disney World worker in 2009 bear was spotted on campus. owned and operated and their a 30 percent increase in services tion when they were presented was caused by a failure to proper- The Orlando Sentinel reports goal is to give relentless customer this year. with a $2,500 check from Belk at ly position a track switch. Umatilla High School was placed care and be a part of the commu- When asked by Corliss how the Cape Coral Store. The report released Monday on alert for 45 minutes Monday nity. When the Cape Coral store this money was going to be used, Along with the check presen- by the National Transportation while officials waited for the bear opened the staff was expected to Wayne DeMeyere, an active tation, Belk was presented with Safety Board also faulted a mono- to come down from a tree. A act like they were moving into a member of From Our Hearts, an appreciation plaque from FOH rail manager for failing to verify wildlife officer watched the bear new house and get to know their said, “This will provide 30 mam- and members of the organization the position of the switch. come down and leave. new neighbors.” And Belk mograms which is so important greeted shoppers to encourage The report says that at the time Florida Fish and Wildlife accomplished this with the activi- for early detection.” breast cancer screening and pro- of the crash the manager was at a Conservation Commission ties like more than 25 fashions For more information on the vide information about care pro- restaurant, remotely filling in for spokeswoman Joy Hill says the shows sponsored this year and in- From Our Hearts organization grams available. In past years, a monorail coordinator who had bear was not a danger to anyone. store promotions like the one and receiving help, visit its web Cape Coral High School was also gone home sick. She added the bear was likely scheduled in February for the site at www.fromourheart.org. a recipient of a similar donation. Disney worker Austin spooked by morning activity at American Heart Association. There are more than 300 Belk Wuennenberg was killed. His the school and climbed up the tree mother has a filed a lawsuit for safety. against Disney. The crash caused $24 million in damages. One of three fugitive siblings pleads not Florida prison guilty in Colorado privatization WALSENBURG, Colo. (AP) — One of three fugitive siblings decision appealed accused in a series of crimes TALLAHASSEE (AP) — across multiple states has pleaded Attorney General Pam Bondi is not guilty to charges stemming appealing a court ruling that from their eventual capture in struck down a Florida prison pri- Colorado. vatization plan. KRDO-TV reports that 29- Bondi's filing on Monday year-old Lee Grace Dougherty came just hours after Gov. Rick (DAHK'-ur-tee) entered her plea Scott's office said the state would Monday in Walsenburg. She and not appeal. her two brothers were captured Circuit Judge Jackie Fulford Aug. 10 after a chase and what ruled last month in Tallahassee authorities say was a shootout. that the plan to privatize nearly The siblings from Florida face 30 prison facilities in South five counts each of attempted sec- Florida violated the Florida ond-degree murder and first- Constitution. degree assault, as well as other Fulford said lawmakers erred felony charges related to the by putting the provision in the chase. state budget instead of passing it Twenty-six-year-old Dylan PHOTO PROVIDED as a stand-alone law. Stanley-Dougherty and 21-year- The Police Benevolent old Ryan Edward Dougherty are On hand for the check presentation were, From Our Hearts members, Sharon Kubik, Association, which represents scheduled to appear before a breast cancer survivors Katie Kirk and Sue Trimble, cancer survivor Mary Scott and prison guards, had challenged the judge on Nov. 28. Corliss Kazemba, Belk manager. budget provision. Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday, November 1, 2011

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Forsyth & Brugger, P.A. the above action, I will sell to the 2030 McGregor Boulevard NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME COUNTY, FLORIDA. 600 Fifth Avenue South, Suite #207 highest bidder for cash at Lee Fort Myers, Florida 33901 PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CIVIL DIVISION Naples, FL 34102 Florida, on November 28, 2011, at ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) CASE NO. 362010CA057473 Attorney for Defendant Pauleus 9:00 AM at www.lee.realfore- SATELLITE NOW, INC. f/k/a YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE XXXXXX Joseph close. com., in accordance with UNKNOWN OCCUPANT A DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- B&H #256788 chapter 45 Florida Statutes, for 3550 WORK DRIVE, Unit A-9 IS BARRED. GAGE ASSOCIATION, November 1, 8, 2011 the following described property: Fort Myers, Florida 33916 Attorney for Personal Plaintiff, 86609 Lot 7, Block 3, LEHIGH ACRES vs. Representative: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIT 2, according to the plat CAPE CORAL BREEZE SCHWARZ, SCHWARZ & HARRIS, ESPERANZA G. BECKER; et al thereof, as recorded in Plat Book legalads@breezenews Defendants. 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN P.A. AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- 15, Page 75, of the Public papers.com Stephen deH. Schwarz II RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT Records of Lee County, Florida. October 25, November 1, 2011 TO CHAPTER 45 DA. 17839 Murdock Circle, Suite A CASE No. 36-2009-CA-069925 Any person claiming an interest in 86540 Port Charlotte, Florida 33948 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- the surplus from the sale, if any, suant to an Order or Summary BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING Telephone: (941) 625-4158 LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME other than the property owner as Fax: (941) 625-5460 Final Judgment of foreclosure of the date of the lis pendens must filed June 28, 2011 and an Order LOANS SERVICING LP E-Mail: [email protected] Plaintiff; file a claim within sixty (60) days October 25, November 1, 2011 Resetting Sale filed October 25, after the sale. The Court, in its dis- FICTITIOUS NAMES 2011, and entered in Case No. vs. 86542 SHERMAN, MATTHEW J., et al. cretion, may enlarge the time of NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG- 362010CA057473 the sale. Notice of the changed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the Defendants. ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME COUNTY, FLORIDA RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE time of sale shall be published as Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and provided herein. The undersigned does hereby certi- PROBATE DIVISION for Lee County, Florida, wherein SALE fy that they are conducting an PROBATE File No. 11-CP-1556 DATED: October 26, 2011 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- CHARLIE GREEN interior design and retail business Division: GAGE ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff suant to an Order or Final at College Parkway #16, Fort IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN RE: By: S. Hughes LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA and ESPERANZA G. BECKER; Judgment entered in Case No. Deputy Clerk of the Court Myers, Florida under the fictitious ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH BRUCE W. BECKER; 36-2009-CA-069925 of the Circuit name of Muni Designs and that PROBATE DIVISION PRIMEAU November 1, 8, 2011 CASE NO.: 11-CP-001522 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit 86611 said firm is composed of the fol- Division Probate Deceased. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and in and for LEE County, Florida, lowing persons whose names and IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES wherein, BANK OF AMERICA, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE places of residence are as fol- DOROTHY F. CLARK, The administration of the estate of CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT lows: Deceased. MICHAEL JOSEPH PRIMEAU, THROUGH, UNDER OR TO BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC- IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Bana-Fide Interiors, Inc. NOTICE TO CREDITORS deceased, whose date of death AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- ING, LP, is Plaintiff, and, SHER- FLORIDA 6120 Winkler Road, Suite J was August 20, 2011; is pending DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR MAN, MATTHEW, et al., are CIVIL ACTION Fort Myers, FL 33919 The administration of the estate of Case No.: 11-CC-004284-LFH DOROTHY F. CLARK, deceased, in the Circuit Court for Lee HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Defendants, I will sell to the high- Ownership of Muni Designs is as fol- County, Florida, Probate Division, HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR est bidder for cash at THE REGENCY OWNERS ASSO- lows: whose date of death was CIATION, INC., September 13, 2011, is pending File Number 11-CP-1556; the INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY www.lee.realforeclose. com , at Bana-Fide Interiors, Inc. address of which is P.O. Box HEREIN DESCRIBED, are the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 17 Plaintiff It is my intention to apply to the in the Circuit Court for Lee vs. County, Florida, Probate Division, 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. Defendants, I will sell to the high- day of November, 2011, the fol- Department of State, Division of The names and addresses of the est and best bidder for cash at lowing described property: JANET BOEHM, et al., Corporations, State of Florida to the address of which is 1700 Defendants. Monroe Street, Fort Myers, FL personal representative and the Lee County’s Public Auction web- LOTS 13 AND 14, BLOCK 18, UNIT register the said name of Muni personal representative’s attorney site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, NO. 1, FORT MYERS SHORES, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO Designs under the provision of 33901. The name and address of are set forth below. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR Chapter 90-267 (Fictitious Name the Personal Representative and at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 F.S. CHAPTER 45 the Personal Representative’s All creditors of the decedent and a.m. on the 11 day of January, PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Act), Laws of Florida (Section other persons, having claims or 2012, the following described ED IN PLAT BOOK 9, PAGES Notice Is Given that pursuant to a 865.09, Florida Statutes), 1990. attorney are set forth below. demands against decedent’s 151 THROUGH 154, OF THE November 1, 2011 All creditors of the Decedent and property as set forth in said Order Final Judgment of Foreclosure estate must file their claims with or Final Judgment, to-wit: PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE 86623 other persons having claims or filed October 26, 2011 in Case demands against Decedent’s this Court, WITHIN THE LATER LOT 35 AND 36, BLOCK 3872, COUNTY, FLORIDA; OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER CAPE CORAL UNIT 53, Any person claiming an interest in No. 11-CC-4284-LFH of the Estate, on whom a copy of this THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- the surplus from the sale, if any, notice is required to be served, must ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR County Court of the Twentieth AUCTIONS file their claims with this Court LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- other than the property owner as WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE ED IN PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 64- of the date of the lis pendens must Judicial Circuit in and for Lee NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY 78, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE file a claim within 60 days after the County, Florida, in which The Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. COUNTY, FLORIDA. sale. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Regency Owners Association, Cape Coral Towing & Recovery, Inc. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER All other creditors of the decedent ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN DATED this 18 day of October, 840 SE 9th Terrace and other persons having claims INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS 2011. Inc. is the Plaintiff, and JANET L. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A or demands against decedent’s CHARLIE GREEN Cape Coral, FL 33990 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, BOEHM is the Defendant, I will Auction Date: November 17, 2011 THEM. estate, must file their claims with OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY Clerk, Circuit Court 9:00 a.m. All other creditors of the Decedent this Court WITHIN THREE (3) OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF By: S. Hughes sell to the highest and best bidder 1. 1996 Nissan, 4-door, white and other persons having claims or MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE Deputy Clerk for cash beginning at 9:00 a.m. at VIN #1N4BU31D1TC124643 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS October 25, November 1, 2011 demands against the Decedent’s www.lee.realforeclose. com, in November 1, 2011 Estate, must file their claims with THIS NOTICE. AFTER THE SALE. 86537 86624 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE accordance with Chapter 45, this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST October 25, 2011 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Florida Statutes, on January 18, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME CHARLIE GREEN YEAR 2002 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- 2012, the following described ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, As Clerk, Circuit Court DA. MODEL KIA OPTIMA ANY CREDITORS CLAIM FILED By: S. Hughes CASE No. 2009-CA-067259 property set forth in the order of COLOR WHITE THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE VIN KNAGD126225172091 IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE As Deputy Clerk DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL Final Judgment: FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL AFTER THE DECEDENT’S November 1, 8, 2011 TRUST COMPANY, AS TIME 9:00 AM BE FOREVER BARRED. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 86610 TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOL- Unit L-165, THE REGENCY, A DATE 11 - 17 -2011 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- ING AND SERVICING AGREE- CONDOMINIUM according to the LOCATION 213 SW 3RD AVE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME TION OF THIS NOTICE IS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA MENT RELATING TO IMPAC Declaration of Condominium CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR NOVEMBER 1, 2011. SECURED ASSETS CORP., November 1, 2011 Personal Representative CASE NO: 08-000011-CA-T thereof as recorded in O.R. Book 86619 MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S BANK OF NEW YORK AS MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH NORMAN PRIMEAU CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-1 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 950 San Carlos Drive TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- 1529, at Page 1471, and as sub- The date of the first publication of CATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC. Plaintiff, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 vs. sequently amended, in the public this Notice is November 1, 2011. Attorney for Personal ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST YEAR 1979 Personal Representative: 2005-66, MORTGAGE PASS- WALLACE, DIANE F., et al. records of Lee County, Florida. MODEL OLDSMOBILE Representatives: Defendants. Philip F. Schlichting ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Dated this 26 day of October, 2011. COLOR TAN 3231 Horse Carriage Way #1 SERIES 2005-66 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE VIN 3N69R9M326547 Florida Bar No. 348724 SALE CHARLIE GREEN, Naples, Florida 34105-2800 PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. Plaintiff, TIME 9:00 AM Attorney for Personal 12685 New Brittany Blvd. vs. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- As Clerk Of Circuit Court DATE 11 - 21 -2011 Representative: Fort Myers, FL 33907 DEBORAH A. GALLO; UNKNOWN suant to an Order or Final By: S. Hughes LOCATION 213 SW 3RD AVE Kevin A. Kyle SPOUSE OF DEBORAH A. Judgment entered in Case No. CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 Telephone: (239) 278-1800 As Deputy Clerk Attorney for Philip F. Schlichting November 1, 8, 2011 GALLO; UNKNOWN TENANT I; 2009-CA-067259 of the Circuit November 1, 2011 Florida Bar No. 980595 UNKNOWN TENANT II; BANK Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit Conformed copies sent to: 86620 GREEN SCHOENFELD & KYLE 85615 in and for LEE County, Florida, OF AMERICA, N.A., and any James Michael Costello, Law LLP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE unknown heirs, devisees, wherein, DEUTSCHE BANK NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: G & C 1380 Royal Palm Square Boulevard COUNTY, FLORIDA grantees, creditors, and other NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Offices of James M. Costello, AUTOMOTIVE & TOWING gives Fort Myers, Florida 33919 PROBATE DIVISION unknown persons or unknown AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE P.L., Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Telephone: (239) 936-7200 File No. 11-CP-1524 spouses claiming by, through POOLING AND SERVICING Office Box 549, Fort Myers, FL and intent to sell these vehicles Fax: (239) 936-7997 IN RE: ESTATE OF and under any of the above- AGREEMENT RELATING TO on 11/12/2011, 08:00 am at 3865 E-Mail: kevinkyle@gskattorneys. Maria C. Baron, named Defendants, IMPAC SECURED ASSETS 33902-0549 BONITA BEACH RD BONITA com Deceased. CORP., MORTGAGE PASS- Defendants. JANET L. BOEHM, 6777 Winkler SPGS, FL 34134-4110, pursuant November 1, 8, 2011 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Road, #165, Fort Myers, Florida to subsection 713.78 of the 86617 The administration of the estate of CLOSURE SALE SERIES 2006-1, is Plaintiff, and, Florida Statutes. G & C AUTO- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Maria C. Baron, deceased, Case NOTICE is hereby given that the WALLACE, DIANE, et al., are 33919 MOTIVE & TOWING reserves COUNTY, FLORIDA No. 11-CP-1524, is pending in the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Defendants, I will sell to the high- November 1, 8, 2011 the right to accept or reject any PROBATE DIVISION Circuit Court for Lee County, Court of Lee County, Florida, will est bidder for cash at 86612 and/or all bids. File No. 11-CP-001578 Florida, Probate Division, the on the 17 day of November, 2011, www.lee.realforeclose. com , at 1999 PLYMOUTH address of which is Lee County beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 16 NOTICE OF SALE Division BY THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT 2P4FP25B9XR303589 IN RE: ESTATE OF Justice Center, 1700 Monroe www.lee.realforeclose. com, in day of November, 2011, the fol- November 1, 2011 Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The accordance with chapter 45 lowing described property: COURT James Hanson Smith Notice is hereby given that the 86618 Deceased. names and addresses of the per- Florida Statute, offer for sale and LOT(S) 7, BLOCK 2, GLENBORO sonal representative and the per- sell at public sale to the highest GROVE SUBDIVISION, undersigned CHARLIE GREEN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lee NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: The administration of the estate of sonal representative’s attorney and best bidder for cash, the fol- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT are set forth below. lowing-described property situate THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT County, Fort Myers, Florida, will JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, James Hanson Smith, deceased, on November 17, 2011, at 9:00 whose date of death was August All creditors of the decedent, and in Lee County, Florida: BOOK 5, PAGE(S) 57, OF THE INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure other persons having claims or Lots 5 and 6, Block 2425, CAPE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE a.m. Eastern Time, at the website of Lien and intent to sell these 3, 2011, is pending in the Circuit of www.Iee.realforeclose. court for Lee County, Florida, demands against decedent’s estate, CORAL, Unit 34, according to the COUNTY, FLORIDA. vehicles on 11/14/2011, 8:00 am including unmatured, contingent or plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Any person claiming an interest in com, offer for sale and sell to the at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, Probate Division, the address of highest and best bidder for cash which is 1700 Monroe St., Fort unliquidated claims, on whom a Book 16, Pages 74 thru 86, Public the surplus from the sale, if any, CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- copy of this notice is served, must Records of Lee County, Florida. other than the property owner as the following described property suant to subsection 713.78 of the Myers, Florida 33901. The names situated in Lee County, Florida, and addresses of the personal file their claims with this court, pursuant to the Final Judgment of the date of the lis pendens must Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 entered in a case pending in said file a claim within 60 days after the to-wit: ING & RECOVERY, INC. representative and the personal UNIT A-9, PYRAMID PARK, A representative’s attorney are set MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Court, the style of which is indicat- sale. reserves the right to accept or ed above. DATED this 17 day of October, COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM, reject any and/or all bids. forth below. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ACCORDING TO THE DECLA- All creditors of the decedent and THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Any person or entity claiming an 2011. 2003 Cadillac interest in the surplus, if any, CHARLIE GREEN RATION OF CONDOMINIUM 1G6DM57N430149023 other persons having claims or THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A THEREOF AS RECORDED IN demands against decedent’s COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON resulting from the forcefulness Clerk, Circuit Court November 1, 2011 sale, other than the property By: M. Parker INSTRUMENT #2006000064407 86622 estate on whom a copy of this THEM. Deputy Clerk AS AMENDED, OF THE PUBLIC notice is required to be served All other creditors of the decedent, owner as of the date of the Lis NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Pendens, must file a claim on October 25, November 1, 2011 RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, must file their claims with this and other persons having claims 86538 FLORIDA WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 or demands against decedent’s same with the Clerk of Court with- VICE CENTER & TOWING gives in 60 days after the foreclosure PARCEL IDENTIFICATION NUM- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF estate, including unmatured, con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BER: 30-44-25-P2-0060A-0009 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF tingent or unliquidated claims, sale. 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN intent to sell these vehicles on WITNESS my hand and official seal At the time of the sale, as set forth THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS must file their claims with this AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- hereinabove, the successful high 11/14/2011, 8:00 am at 953 COUN- AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER of said Court this 18 day of DA. TRY CLUB BLVD., CAPE CORAL, October, 2011. bidder shall post with the Clerk a OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- CASE No. 36-2009-CA-063252 deposit equal to five percent (5%) FL 33990-3023, pursuant to subsec- ON THEM. CHARLIE GREEN BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the final bid. The deposit shall All other creditors of the decedent ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL LP FKA F I L E COUNTRYWIDE be applied to the sale price at the WILSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SER- and other persons having claims By: K. Dix HOME LOANS SERVICING LP VICE CENTER & TOWING reserves BE FOREVER BARRED. Deputy Clerk time of payment. The balance of or demands against decedent’s NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Plaintiff, the sale price shall be paid in full the right to accept or reject any estate must file their claims with ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF vs. and/or all bids. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, Mark A. Buckles to the Clerk by 4:00 p.m., on the this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS WILLIAM G. JONES, ET AL., next business day following the 2011 KIA AFTER THE DATE OF THE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Butler & Hosch, P.A. Defendants. KNDJT2A20B7277751 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E sale. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE This sale is made pursuant to the November 1, 2011 NOTICE. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Orlando, Florida 32812 SALE 86621 IS BARRED. (407) 381-5200 Final Judgment of Foreclosure ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- entered in a case pending in the THE TIME PERIODS SET The date of the first publication of B&H #255418 suant to an Order or Final this notice is November 1, 2011. October 25, November 1, 2011 Circuit Court of Lee County, FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Judgment entered in Case No. Florida, the style of which is: THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE Personal Representative: 86536 36-2009-CA-063252 of the Circuit MISCELLANEOUS Michele Baron REGIONS BAN K, successor by WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit 1440 SE 19th Street merger to AMSOUTH BANK NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA in and for LEE County, Florida, Plaintiff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, Cape Coral, FL 33990 wherein, BAC HOME LOANS that by CASE NO: 08-4950-CA-G vs. virtue of a certain Writ of Execution ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Attorney for Personal LASALLE BANK NATIONAL SERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRY- WILLY HIDALGO a/k/a WILLY R. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Representative: WIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC- heretofore issued out of the County ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE HIDALGO; FIRST BUSEY COR- Court of Lee County, Florida, on the DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH ROBERT C. ADAMSKI FOR FIRST FRANKLIN MORT- ING LP , is Plaintiff, and, PORATION d/b/a BUSEY BANK IS BARRED. 1714 Cape Coral Parkway PRATHER, MARILYN, et al., are 25th day of August, 2011, in the GAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-FF2, a/k/a BUSEY BANK, N.A.; PYRA- matter of BARNETT RECOVERY The date of first publication of this Cape Coral, FL 33904 MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- Defendants, I will sell to the high- MID PARK CONDOMINIUM notice is October 25, 2011. est bidder for cash at CORPORATION, Plaintiff, and Tel: 239/542-4733 BACKED CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATION, INC.; DONALD TESTON and BARBARA Personal Representative: FLA BAR NO. 268771 SERIES 2007-FF2 www.lee.realforeclose. com , at UNKNOWN OCCUPANT A, 3550 Mary Margaret Harding the hour of 9:00 A.M., on the 17 TESTON, Defendant(s). I have November 1, 8, 2011 Plaintiff, WORK DRIVE, UNIT A-9, FORT levied upon and taken into my con- 5741A Mineral Ave. 86616 vs. day of November, 2011, the fol- MYERS, FLORIDA and Baltimore, Maryland 21227 lowing described property: structive custody, the following IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL PAULEUS JOSEPH; ROSEMANE UNKNOWN OCCUPANT B, 3550 described real property, as property Attorney for Personal JOSEPH; UNKNOWN TENANT LOT 8, KNOWN AS CONDOMINI- WORK DRIVE, UNIT A-9, FORT Representatives: CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE UM UNIT NO. 8 IN COUNTRY of BARBARA TESTON, COUNTY, FLORIDA I; UNKNOWN TENANT II, and MYERS, FLORIDA, Defendant(s), to wit: Thomas E. Moorey any unknown heirs, devisees, CLUB GARDENS CONDOMINI- Defendants. E-Mail: Tom.Moorey@gmail PROBATE DIVISION UM, INC., A CONDOMINIUM, File No. 11-CP-1556 grantees, creditors, and other and the docket number of which is Beginning 660 Feet East and 215 .com unknown persons or unknown ALL AS SET OUT IN DECLARA- Case No. 10-CA-058685. Florida Bar No. 128626 Division: TION OF CONDOMINIUM AND South of the Northwest Corner of IN RE: spouses claiming by, through Section 22, Township 44, South, 1430 Royal Palm Sq. Blvd. and under any of the above- EXHIBITS ATTACHED THERE- IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD AT Suite 105 ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH TO, RECORDED IN OFFICIAL Range 25 East, Thence run south PRIMEAU named Defendants, PUBLIC AUCTION, THERE MAY along west right of way of Watts Fort Myers, Florida 33919 Defendants. RECORDS BOOK 625, PAGE BE ADDITIONAL MONEY FROM Telephone: (239) 275-5005 deceased. 170, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Road 70 Feet; thence West 210 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE THE SALE AFTER PAYMENT OF feet; thence North 70 feet; thence October 25, November 1, 2011 SALE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND AS PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED 86541 (Intestate) DESCRIBED BY THE PLANS East 210 feet to West right of way The administration of the estate of NOTICE is hereby given that the TO BE PAID FROM THE SALE line of Watts Road and the Point of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE undersigned Clerk of the Circuit THEREOF RECORDED IN CON- PROCEEDS PURSUANT TO MICHAEL JOSEPH PRIMEAU, DOMINIUM PLAT BOOK 1, Beginning, containing 1/3 acre more COUNTY, FLORIDA deceased, File Number 11-CP- Court of Lee County, Florida, will THE FINAL SUMMARY JUDG- or less. PROBATE DIVISION on the 18th day of November, PAGE 288-292, OF THE PUBLIC MENT. 1556, is pending in the Circuit RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, Parcel I.D. Number: 22-44-25-00- File No. 11-CP-001092 2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at IF YOU AREA SUBORDINATE 00001.0050 Court for Lee County, Florida, www.lee.realforeclose. com, in FLORIDA. THE ABOVE LIENHOLDER CLAIMING A Division PROBATE Probate Division, the address of IN RE: ESTATE OF accordance with chapter 45 DESCRIPTION AND CON- RIGHT TO FUNDS REMAINING which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort VEYANCE INCLUDES BUT IS Location of Property: 7040 Watts ROBERT ALLEN NOE Florida Statute, offer for sale and AFTER THE SALE, YOU MUST Road, Ft. Myers, FL 33905 Myers, Florida 33902. The names sell at public sale to the highest NOT LIMITED TO ALL APPUR- FILE A CLAIM WITH THE CLERK Deceased. and addresses of the personal NOTICE TO CREDITORS and best bidder for cash, the fol- TENANCES TO LOT 8, ALSO NO LATER THAN 60 DAYS KNOWN AS CONDOMINIUM AND on the 16th day of November, The administration of the estate of representative and the personal lowing-described property situate AFTER THE SALE. IF YOU FAIL 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon representative’s attorney are set in Lee County, Florida: UNIT NO. 8 ABOVE DESCRIBED TO FILE A CLAIM, YOU WILL Robert Allen Noe, deceased, TOGETHER WITH ALL thereafter as possible), in Lee whose date of death was May 1, forth below. Lot 4, Block 31, Unit 5, Section 36, NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria All interested persons on whom a Township 44 South, Range 26 IMPROVEMENTS THEREON REMAINING FUNDS. 2011, is pending in the Circuit AND TOGETHER WITH THE Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, Court for Lee County, Florida, copy of the Notice of East, LEHIGH ACRES, according WITNESS my hand and the official Sheriff Mike Scott, will offer for Administration is served must file to the Map or Plat thereof on file in UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE seal of this Honorable Court on Probate Division, the address of COMMON ELEMENTS OF THE sale, and sell to the highest bidder which is Circuit Court for Lee any objections that challenge the the Office of the Clerk of the October 18, 2011. for cash in hand, the right, title qualifications of the personal rep- Circuit Court Recorded in Deed AFORESAID CONDOMINIUM CHARLIE GREEN County Florida, Post Office Box PERTINENT TO SAID UNIT. and interest, the above described 9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. resentative, venue, or jurisdiction Book 281, Page and Plat Book Clerk, Circuit Court real property as the property of of this Court, by filing a petition or 15, Page 92, of the Public Any person claiming an interest in Lee County, Florida The name and address of the per- the surplus from the sale, if any, Barbara Teston, Defendant(s), sonal representative and the per- other pleading requesting relief Records of Lee County, Florida. By: S. Hughes subject to any and all prior liens with this Court, in accordance with pursuant to the Final Judgment other than the property owner as Deputy Clerk sonal representative’s attorney of the date of the lis pendens must and encumbrances, if any, to sat- are set forth below. the Florida Probate Rules, WITH- entered in a case pending in said Conformed copies to: isfy or as may be applied to this IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE Court, the style of which is indicat- file a claim within 60 days after the J. ARBY VAN SLYKE, ESQUIRE All creditors of the decedent and sale. execution and costs of levy and other persons having claims or DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY ed above. Post Office Box 13244 sale. Any person or entity claiming an DATED this 18 day of October, Pensacola, Florida 32591 demands against decedent’s OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 2011. estate on whom a copy of this The date of the first publication of interest in the surplus, if any, IN ACCORDANCE with the resulting from the forcefulness CHARLIE GREEN WILLY HIDALGO a/k/a WILLY R. notice is required to be served this Notice is November 1, 2011. Clerk, Circuit Court Americans with Disabilities Act, per- must file their claims with this Personal Representative: sale, other than the property HIDALGO sons with disabilities needing spe- owner as of the date of the Lis By: K. Dix 4324 W. 20th Street court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 NORMAN PRIMEAU Deputy Clerk cial accommodation to participate in MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 950 San Carlos Drive Pendens, must file a claim on Apt. C-114 this proceeding should contact the same with the Clerk of Court with- October 25, November 1, 2011 Panama City, Florida 32405 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 86539 A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Attorney for the Personal in 60 days after the foreclosure 1322, not later than seven (7) days AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Representative: sale. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE REGIONS BANK, successor by prior to the proceedings. If hearing OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ANDRE J. PATRONE, Esquire WITNESS my hand and official seal TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- merger to AMSOUTH BANK impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via ON THEM. Attorney for Norman Primeau of said Court this 28 day of CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- 20901 S.W. 112th Avenue Florida Relay Service. All other creditors of the decedent Florida Bar No. 348724 October, 2011. TY, FLORIDA. Miami, Florida 33189 MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, and other persons having claims PATRONE & KEMP, P.A. CHARLIE GREEN CASE No. 10-CA-058189 Florida or demands against decedent’s 12685 New Brittany Blvd. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT COLE TAYLOR BANK, FIRST BUSEY CORPORATION By: Rosa S. Estrada estate must file their claims with Fort Myers, FL 33907 By: K. Dix PLAINTIFF, d/b/a BUSEY BANK a/k/a BUSEY Deputy Sheriff this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Telephone: (239) 278-1800 Deputy Clerk VS. BANK, N.A. October 11, 18, 25, November 1, AFTER THE DATE OF THE November 1, 8, 2011 Copies to: ANNETTE L. JENNINGS, ET AL. 7980 Summerlin Lakes Drive 2011 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 86614 John J. Schreiber DEFENDANT(S). Fort Myers, Florida 33907 86416 NOTICE. BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Tuesday, November 1, 2011

33907, on or before November 23, 2011, and file the original with the ACTIONS clerk of this Court at P.O. BOX 310, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33902, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE before service on Petitioner or TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, immediately thereafter. If you fail to IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, do so, a default may be entered FLORIDA against you for the relief demanded Case No.: 11-DR-006915 in the petition. Judge: Carlin, John S. Copies of all court documents in this DENNIS JAMES WEBB case, including orders, are available VIVIAN CHRISTINE WEBB at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s Petitioner office. You may review these docu- and ments upon request. NO TREES MELISSA C. WEBB, You must keep the Clerk of the NO TREES FATHER, UNKNOWN Circuit Court’s office notified of your Respondent. current address. (You may file NOTICE OF ACTION FOR TEM- Notice of Current Address, Florida PORARY CUSTODY OF JASMINE Supreme Court Approved Family WEBB BY EXTENDED FAMILY Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in TO: UNKNOWN FATHER this lawsuit will be mailed to the ADDRESS UNKNOWN address on record at the clerk’s YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action office. has been filed against you and you WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida are required to serve a copy of your Family Law Rules of Procedure, written defenses, if any, to it on requires certain automatic disclo- DENNIS & VIVIAN WEBB, whose EVER DIE sure of documents and information. EVER DIE address is 409 8TH AVE., LEHIGH Failure to comply can result in sanc- ACRES, FL 33972, on or before tions, including dismissal or striking November 16, 2011, and file the of pleadings. original with the clerk of this Court at Dated: October 14, 2011. P.O. BOX 310, FORT MYERS, CHARLIE GREEN FLORIDA 33902, before service on CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Petitioner or immediately thereafter. By: S. Spainhour in the making of this If you fail to do so, a default may be Deputy Clerk in the making of this entered against you for the relief October 18, 25, November 1, 8, demanded in the petition. 2011 Copies of all court documents in this 86487 case, including orders, are available at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE office. You may review these docu- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, newspaper ments upon request. newspaper You must keep the Clerk of the FLORIDA Circuit Court’s office notified of your CIVIL ACTION current address. (You may file CASE NO. 11-DR-007219 Notice of Current Address, Florida Judge: Carlin, John S. Supreme Court Approved Family ANCUTA R. BOAR, Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in Petitioner. this lawsuit will be mailed to the v address on record at the clerk’s RUBEN M. RAMIREZ, office. Respondent. ( You may not know that the paper Dated: October 7, 2011 NOTICE OF ACTION CHARLIE GREEN TO: Ruben M. Ramirez CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT unknown current address you are holding in your hands is made from By: M. Nixon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Deputy Clerk a Petition for Dissolution of October 11, 18, 25, November 1, Marriage has been filed against 100% recycled paper. No trees were harvested to 2011 you wherein the Petitioner seeks 86413 a dissolution of marriage and Final Judgment. make this paper. We have adopted a plan of aggressive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE You are hereby required to serve a TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, copy of your written defense, if IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, any, to the above-described recycling practices. Last year alone Breeze Newspapers FLORIDA Petition on ALLAN T. GRIFFITH, Case No.: 11-DR-5836 of Allan T. Griffith, P.A., Counsel Division: ___ for Petitioner, at 2100 McGregor recycled over 1,745,000 pounds of newsprint. We VERONICA ANN DICKENS BAR- Boulevard, Fort Myers, Florida BER 33901, Telephone: (239) 334- Petitioner 9199, and file the original with the encourage you to participate in your community’s and clerk of the above-styled Court on LONNIE BARBER or before the 6 day of December, Respondent. 2011; otherwise a Judgment may recycling program and be proud in helping keep NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSO- be entered against you for the LUTION OF MARRIAGE relief demanded in Petition of TO: LONNIE BARBER Dissolution of Marriage. our environment as pure as possible. 255 BAYBERRY DR. WITNESS my hand and seal of the BYRON, GA 31008-3925 above entitled court, this 27 day of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action October, 2011. has been filed against you and you CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT are required to serve a copy of your CHARLIE GREEN written defenses, if any, to it on BY: K. Coulter VERONICA ANN DICKENS BAR- As Deputy Clerk BER, whose address is 4715 November 1, 8, 15, 22, 2011 DELEON ST., 227, FT. MYERS, FL 86613

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