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Increase for water, sewer less than was projected ... stronger cent. years, but Chulakes-Leetz praised bond rating ... Cape’s By DREW WINCHESTER means lower [email protected] A “decrease in the increase” is city staff and the city manager, rates not out what Councilmember Chris who worked to lower the projec- rates and of line with The Cape Coral City Council greater raised water and sewer rates by Chulakes-Leetz called it, after he tions. comparable 5.5 percent Monday night, an said the sitting council in 2009 “Any increase can’t be called a savings.... cities... increase some on council say is approved a five-year rate increase success but it’s a darn sight better Councilman plan that totaled 92 percent. than previous councils had Mayor John Pete Brandt much better than a previously Sullivan scheduled increase that would A 15 percent increase has have seen rates rise by 15 per- been scheduled the next three See RATES, 14A Residents get reprieve on re-zoning proposal Land use compatibility at issue By DREW WINCHESTER “We’re just concerned about [email protected] our neighborhood,” Parsons said Residents along Southwest 15 Tuesday. “There is no reason for Place are ecstatic after City this to be zoned commercial.” Council decided Monday to hold Parsons was one of roughly off on zoning changes that would 40 people who wanted their have impacted their neighbor- homes left alone. hood. City Council approved a host Council was considering turn- of land use changes throughout ing a residential zoning designa- the city last year and the zoning tion to commercial, a move that reclassification was the final had people like Donald Parsons component of those efforts. pleading their case before council For a city, whose tax base is Monday. See RE-ZONING, 14A Cape’s convention

DREW WINCHESTER center dream gaining Candidates for Cape Coral City Council respond to a nay-or-yeah question during a candidate’s forum hosted by the Cape Coral Civic Association Tuesday night. popular traction By DREW WINCHESTER Civic forum draws packed house [email protected] Councilmember Chris By DREW WINCHESTER don’t think we should run to the Chulakes-Leetz is helping to [email protected] More forums media before we take care of it … Chris champion a convention and Chulakes Despite a torrential downpour, See page 14A I think we should investigate it entertainment center project he hundreds of people filled the Cape fully.” -Leetz those seeking council seats, but hopes will be built on the Coral Yacht Club ballroom to get District 7 incumbent Academic Village property in a look at this year’s candidates for she also wants candidates to Candidate Derrick Donnell said approach council meetings in a north Cape Coral, a one-time site City Council, a packed field that council’s role was to set policy of the highly controversial swim includes incumbents, lawyers, professional manner, if elected. and act as a liaison for the citizens. “The conduct and rhetoric center. public safety personnel, former Donnell also said that while That project spun its wheels the project, Chulakes-Leetz teachers and retirees, to name a among council members, and each of his opponents are formi- with the public, are a disservice to in the city amid intense scrutiny added, is that it would be a citi- few. dable, his biggest hurdle is being from the public and elected offi- zen initiative that would voted Yet, regardless of their past or the citizens,” Longo said. “The an incumbent. Donnell reminded meetings have become a disserv- cials, including Chulakes-Leetz, on through referendum. The city present lives, many of those who the audience to check his voting but is now being eyed for City of would bond the project and build attended the forum, hosted by the ice to the community.” record before making their deci- Sixteen of the 18 candidates Palms Park. it, he said, but it would be man- Cape Coral Civic Association, sion, as he was with a council This new project would aged by private company with wanted new leadership for the running for office fielded ques- minority on issues including tions from moderator and former include a swim component, the city holding ownership of the city, with some in the audience selection of the city manager, his Chulakes-Leetz said, but would building. wearing T-shirts carrying an anti- councilwoman Alex LePera. contract, and the appointment of Some of the questions leaned be more of an all-encompassing A video Chulakes-Leetz had incumbent message. Erick Kuehn to the District 5 seat. entertainment center with a made and was featured in during Jane Longo, a Civic member, toward smaller, hypothetical “I want to break that cycle issues, while others tackled some 17,000-seat arena. the swim center’s tenure showed said she was impressed with the where voters just want to vote “The swim center was him traversing the Academic slate of candidates, many of of the larger problems the city is everyone out,” he said. facing, including long-term debt focused on swimming, this is Village Property and asking the whom she said have grown LePera asked whether the city focused on all aspects of the public what they wanted done stronger as public speakers since and the UEP. was fostering a sense of isolation- When asked how he would entertainment business. That with the property. their first forum appearance in ism with Lee County and if Cape could mean sports, or anything This current project was the July. handle the discovery of a register Coral was becoming an island that was missing money, District that one could imagine indoors answer, he said. Longo wanted to hear more or out,” he said. 7 candidate Dave Stokes said, “I See FORUM, page 14A solutions and less platitudes from The most important part of See CENTER, page School district shaves another $22 million from next year’s budget Capital projects honed; reserves to supplement revenues By MEGHAN McCOY tal projects with $53,575,985 less than [email protected] the earlier proposal. The budget that the school board will be asked to approve on Sept. 13 The School Board of Lee County Budget Director Dr. Ami Desamours at 5:05 p.m. is $1,381,457,668, which is less than the tentative budget will now consider a budget for next year said they used strategic cuts that they previously approved of $1,403,713,660. that is $22,255,922 less than previously thought was feasible and thoughtful. She projected. said they will continue to use reserves to The budget that the school board will cushion the blow of the loss of stimulus be asked to approve on Sept. 13 at 5:05 dollars and state budget cuts. p.m. is $1,381,457,668, which is less Desamours said that several of the than the tentative budget previously expenses in capital projects that were best structure is in the next five years. .748, which would raise $41,282,133 approved of $1,403,713,660. posted in 2011 decreased the fund budg- The special revenue portion of the and capital outlay of 1.500, which The differences included an increase et that was expected to roll into the 2012 budget went from $44,786,330 to would raise $82,785,027. The total in the general fund of $2,275,511; spe- budget. $67,939,241 because of an increase in millage levy is 7.854, which would raise cial revenue of $23,152,911; internal “That doesn’t change the budget pic- federal grants the district received. $433,462,400. service of $5,467,757 and food service ture in 2012 for capital,” she said. The tax rates to be approved in For taxpayers, one mill is equal to $1 of $455,537. The portions of the budget She said they have a five-year plan September includes a required local for every $1,000 of taxable property val- that experienced a decrease included that will be discussed during the next effort of 5.606 mills, which would raise debt service with $31,723 less and capi- committee meeting to address what the $309,395,240; basic discretionary of See BUDGET, page 2A

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WHAT’S INSIDE School officials Cape artist to host walk Annie’s Mailbox ....9A Education ...... 7A ‘Meet and Greet’ today and talk at the alliance The paintings of Cape Coral artist Ernie Business ...... 8A Horoscopes...... 9A CASH 3: A “Meet and Greet” Welcome Settani are featured in the members gallery Cape Fare...... 5B Obituaries ...... 2A 6-9-1 / 3-2-6 Reception will be held for the newly of the Lee County Alliance of the Arts. The PLAY 4: Classifieds...... 1-3B Police Blotter ....2A appointed Lee County School exhibit, running in conjunction with a larg- 5-8-1-5 / 1-8-5-6 Superintendent, Dr. Joseph Burke, and er show in the main gallery, opened last Fantasy 5 Comics ...... 10A Sports ...... 12-13A 4-11-18-33-34 famed Author Dr. Martha Bireda today, Friday and runs through Sept. 3. Crossword...... 10A That’s Racing ....4B Lotto Aug. 25, at the Dr. Carrie Robinson This Friday, Aug. 26, starting at 1:30 4-6-7-19-32-39 Center located on 2990 Edison Avenue p.m., Settani will conduct a walk and talk, Dr. Donohue ...... 9A TV Listings ...... 11A x 2 in Fort Myers. meet the artist hour at the alliance, and the Editorial ...... 4-5A Weather ...... 2A Florida Powerball The time is from 6 until 8 p.m. public is welcome to attend. 9-13-47-49-53 The public is invited to attend. Settani, who moved to the Cape from PB 39x 5 Connecticut in 2008, studied fine art at the Paier College in Hamden, Conn., in 1957. rThe Alliance of the Arts is at 10091 7 48445 46010 1 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. Page 2A Thursday, August 25, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

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(The police blotter contains public infor- and DUI. 9, was charged Tuesday with DUI and refuse Sixth Terrace, was charged Tuesday with bat- mation obtained from the Cape Coral Police ■ Stephanie Anne Cotillo, 22, of 3703 to submit to DUI test after license suspended. tery touch or strike. Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office S.E. Second Ave., was charged Tuesday with ■ John Lare, 34, of 11120 Laughton ■ Ronald Manuel Torres, 33, of 1905 and the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrests larceny grand theft $300 less than $5,000. Circle, was charged Tuesday with reckless S.W. 51st Terrace, was charged Tuesday made are suspicions of crime(s) committed. ■ Michel F. Dewitt, 39, of 4626 Skyline driving, drive while license suspended and with larceny grand theft $300 less than All persons are innocent until proven guilty in Blvd., Apt. 8, was charged Monday with resist officer obstruct without violence. $5,000. a court of law.) drugs possess controlled substance without ■ Jorge Luis Lopez, 54, of 1814 S.E. ■ John George Yanosik, 53, of 701 S.W. prescription and possess harmful new legend Eighth Terrace, Apt. 6, was charged Tuesday Ninth Court, was charged Tuesday with DUI. Arrests drug without prescription. with drive with expired license for more than ■ Holly Ann Yates, 46, of 2211 N.E. ■ ■ Tara D. Ducker, 22, of 4123 S.W. six months. 17th Terrace, was charged Wednesday with David John Bancherau, 29, of 4928 ■ Viceroy St., was charged Tuesday with larce- Eighth Place, was charged Tuesday with nar- Mark Allan Perez, 36, of 4219 S.W. DUI unlawful blood alcohol .15 or higher or ny petit theft. cotic equipment possess drug paraphernalia 13th Ave., was charged Wednesday with bat- with person under 18, marijuana possess not ■ Andrew Washington Burgess, 30, of advertise and possess harmful new legend tery on person 65 years of age or older. more than 20 grams and DUI with damage drug without prescription. ■ Miguel Pina Noguez, 23, of 2606 N.E. property. 1907 N.E. Seventh Ave., was charged ■ ■ Wednesday with drive with suspended Richard Martin Golden, 53, of 3909 17th St., was charged Wednesday with oper- Mario Edgardo Zaldivar, 47, of 521 S.E. 11th Place, was charged Tuesday with ate motor vehicle without valid license. N.E. Sixth Ave., was charged Wednesday revoked license. ■ ■ Lonnie Lee Chronister, 50, of 1007 attach registration license plate not assigned Jose Arturo Pina Noguez, 23, of 2606 with DUI with damage property, DUI unlaw- S.E. 27th St., was charged Tuesday with and operate motor vehicle without valid N.E. 17th Ave., was charged Wednesday ful blood alcohol .15 or higher or with person operate motor vehicle without valid license license. with operate motor vehicle without valid under 18, hit and run leave scene of crash ■ Julia Kristen Klose, 26, license. involve damage to property and operate of 4718 S.E. Fifth Ave., Apt. ■ Charles Richard Stover, 39, of 618 S.E. motor vehicle without valid license. CAPE CORAL BREEZE OBITUARIES (ISSN 10726152) Office of publication 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904 She was preceded in death by Phone: 239.574.1110 Phoebe Catherine Lack Phoebe Catherine Lack, 86, of Cape Coral died her husband, John W. Lack Sr., on Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. March 14, 2001. breezenewspapers.com Friday, Aug. 19, 2011. She was born Nov. 19, 1924, in Bellmore, N.Y., on Long Island to Thomas and Mary Clay A Mass of Christian Burial Publisher, Scott Blonde ...... ext. 110 Kohlmeyer. She worked for many years as a nurse at was celebrated Wednesday, Aug. [email protected] Glenn Cove Hospital. She was a member of St. Andrew 24, at St. Andrew Catholic Catholic Church, the Long Island Club and Club ’76. She Church, Cape Coral. News was a volunteer at Cape Coral Hospital. Burial followed at Coral Ridge Cemetery. Ex ecuti v e Edi to r, Va l a r i e Ha rring . . .ext. 119 She loved spending time with her grandchildren and her family. Please visit www.coralridgefu- [email protected] neralhome.com to share in her life Edi to r, Chris Strine ...... ext. 130 Survivors include her loving family, including her [email protected] daughter, Catherine Nocera of Cape Coral; sons, Donald story and to leave thoughts and Sports Editor, Jim Linette ...... ext. 136 Lack of Tampa, Robert Lack of Cape Coral and John Lack memories for her family. [email protected] Jr. of North Carolina; 10 grandchildren; and four great Phoebe Catherine Newsroom grandchildren. Lack Phone ...... 574-1110 Fax ...... 574-5693 E-mail ...... [email protected] Please mail letters to the attention of Valarie Harring State Attorney’s Office will not file charges Advertising Advertising Sales Manager against two accused of lewd behavior Renée Brown ...... ext. 122 [email protected] file charges based on “insufficient evi- A woman contacted authorities and Advertising Sales Leader Cites ‘insufficient evidence’ dence to prove beyond a reasonable stated that her daughter and some chil- Tony Lawson ...... ext. 175 By TIFFANY REPECKI doubt,” according to court records. dren were playing outside when they [email protected] [email protected] Assistant State Attorney Carrie reportedly witnessed Leonard and Classified Advertising Pollock handled both cases. McMillin in a truck that was parked out- Phone ...... 574-5644 The State Attorney’s Office recently decided not to file charges against a Defense attorney Michael Raheb side of a North Fort Myers home. Fax ...... 574-1984 represented Leonard. The children reportedly stated that E-mail ...... [email protected] woman and a Cape Coral man accused of participating in a sex act in a truck. “It was the correct reaction,” he said the two were “doing the nasty.” Circulation Shane Eugene Leonard, 41, of 1214 Wednesday of the state’s decision. “It McMillin denied the allegations fol- was just an overblown incident, that’s lowing her arrest, stating that she was Circulation Director N.E. Third Ave., and Lisa Marie McMillin, 24, of 1225 Laurel Lane, why the state did what they did.” waiting in her friend’s truck to get into Barbara Smith ...... 425-8870 ext. 320 Kristen Flynn, with the Public her home. She said she did not have her [email protected] North Fort Myers, were each arrested and charged June 8 with one felony Defender’s Office, represented house keys — her fiance did — and she Subscriptions McMillin. was waiting for him to show. Phone ...... 574-1116 count of lewd lascivious behavior vic- tim less than 16. She declined to comment on the case McMillin also adamantly denied the Fax ...... 574-3403 Wednesday. allegation when questioned by police. E-mail . . . . [email protected] On July 14, the state decided not to Postal Information The Cape Coral Breeze, ISSN 10726152, is published three times a week by the Breeze Corporation, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33904. Periodicals Cape Coral man killed in crash postage paid at Fort Myers, FL. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Cape Coral Breeze, 2510 Del By TIFFANY REPECKI The Mustang then rotated clockwise off of the roadway Prado Blvd., Cape Coral FL 33904. [email protected] and onto the east shoulder, the side of the vehicle collid- Memberships The victim of a fatal single-vehicle crash Tuesday ing with three trees. FHP reported that the front of the Florida Press Association morning on Business 41 has been identified as a Cape vehicle separated from the rear as a result of the collision. Gonzalez was transported to Lee Memorial Hospital Southern Newspapers Publisher Association Coral man. and pronounced dead. Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral At about 9 a.m., Zaymel Bosque Gonzalez, 35, was driving northbound in a 2002 Ford Mustang in the center According to the report, alcohol was not a factor in the lane when he lost control of the vehicle just south of West accident and Gonzalez was wearing a seat belt at the time North Shore, according to the Florida Highway Patrol of the crash. The damage to the Mustang is estimated at $8,000. I F Y OU ’ RE C O NCERNED report. A BOUT THE H IGH C OST OF N URSING H OMES , C ALL U S TO Budget: Hearing set for Sept. 13 R ESERVE Y OUR I NVITATION TO From page 1A O UR 45 M INUTE W ORKSHOP for every $1,000 of taxable property valuation. be negative revenue at the state level. 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[email protected] Administrative Officer Scott Auxiliary volunteers Pat and Almost 50 employees at Kashman was the first in line Ron Strabel also participated in Cape Coral Hospital gathered in Wednesday as employees gath- the walk Wednesday because the lobby Wednesday to partici- ered behind him in stride as they they were already at the hospital pate in a one mile walk, a part of made their way from the main serving popcorn. the Lee Memorial Health lobby entrance to the Medical “We were here,” Ron said, System’s exercise campaign. Office Center and back four adding that the walk began Lee Memorial Health System times to complete one mile. about the time they wrap up the Vice President of Health and Some had tennis shoes on, popcorn station. Wellness Dr. Sal Lacagnina said while others walked in high Pat said she is always in ten- the exercise campaign began in heels as they mingled with those nis shoes and ready to go, so January for employees to help walking beside them. they figured they would partici- them become role models for Lacagnina wore his pedome- pate. healthy living. He said their ter during the walk, which told “It is a great idea just to get employees are not necessarily him he made 3,300 steps once people up and motivated and any healthier than the general the mile was completed. moving,” Pat said. public, which is why the walk Vice President of Patient Exercise has become a huge was held Wednesday. Care Services Wendy Piascik, part of the couple’s lives once Lacagnina said it is easy to Lacagnina and Kashman were they retired, so they can keep integrate exercise into your the first three to run across the their bones strong and prevent everyday life because it can be threshold as they completed breaks from happening. done in 10 minute segments their mile walk Wednesday with Ron said they go for a bike throughout the day, instead of huge smiles on their faces. ride about two or three times a all at once. “This is great,” Kashman week for an hour at a time. Gulf Coast Medical Center, said about the walk. “We will Ron said employers needed HealthPark Medical Center, Lee continue to do this every to do this years ago to get people Memorial Hospital and the Wednesday.” up and moving. Santa Barbara Professional He said that next week he is He hopes other employers Building employees will also going to show up wearing shorts will take the campaign as an have walks at their facilities. and a T-shirt instead of a suit for incentive and say we need to do The next walk will be held at the mile walk. this because it pays off in the Gulf Coast Medical Center next Kashman said that in the long run. Thursday. medical field, everyone is busy He said that he has saved He said he hopes to hold the taking care of others instead of $200 with insurance since he walk at least once a week at focusing on their own health. began logging how much time MEGHAN MCCOY every facility and eventually “We need to take care of our- he spends exercising and taking Cape Coral Hospital Chief Administrative Officer Scott every day. selves,” he said. nutritional type classes with the Kashman walked with an employee Wednesday after- Complimentary pedometers After everyone gathered back company he retired from. noon during the first “Walk with the Leaders” event, were given to the first 30 in the main lobby they all voted The couple said as long as which attracted almost 50 employees who walked a mile employees Wednesday after- to continue the walk every Cape Coral Hospital holds the within the hospital. 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Clark and Jennings have three other chil- boy’s death the day of According to police Michael Clark, 26, and Kathleen dren. the incident. officials, preliminary evi- Tashontae Jennings, 23, both of 928 Hibicus “We have removed the other siblings from “We investigate any dence indicates that the Lane, North Fort Myers, were each picked up the home,” Erin Gillespie, spokeswoman for accidental or suspicious boy’s cause of death was on a warrant Tuesday for one count of neglect the Department of Children and Families, child deaths,” Gillespie prolonged heat exposure. child, unattended child in a motor vehicle said Wednesday. said. Michael Clark Kathleen As of Wednesday, the cause bodily harm. 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Not available with other offers. with other offers. Lic. #CAC1815671 Lic. Since 1995 CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Thursday, August 25, 2011 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Not so ‘special’ any more SCOTT BLONDE, Publisher VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor LONDON — During the Second Britain’s only aircraft Anders Fogh Rasmussen, CHRIS STRINE, Editor World War, a future prime minister, carrier capable of recently warned that “at Harold Macmillan, said America is launching fixed-wing the current pace of cuts,” 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 “the new Roman empire and we aircraft. Britain will it is hard to see how in Britons, like the Greeks of old, must have no carrier, an the future “Europe could • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 teach them how to make it go.” How essential instrument maintain enough military goes the tutoring of Rome by Athens? of power projection, capabilities to sustain” Member Florida Press Association We are in the fifth month of the until 2020. military operations such Libyan intervention that Barack Britain remains a as those under way in Obama’s administration said would sceptered isle, but not Libya. Another spending re-do? involve “days, not weeks,” an under- the seat of Mars. So, Actually, Europe While thoughtful members of Congress are talking taking about which Prime Minister what weight will could not sustain them about ways to get government out of private job cre- David Cameron was much more Britain punch above? today; only U.S. muni- ators’ way, President Barack Obama maintains his enthusiastic than Obama, who rarely In a recent lecture George tions, intelligence, refuel- stance that more spending from Washington is the best mentions it. The intervention resulted here, Max Hastings, a Will ing and other assets keep way to ease unemployment. from Cameron’s and French distinguished journal- the Libyan operations It hasn’t worked to date, so why should Americans President Nicolas Sarkozy’s sudden ist and historian expe- going. believe it will work in the future? They should not, of zest for waging humanitarian war. rienced with and affectionate toward Hastings says France is the only course. Before its objective became America, called upon British leaders European nation with which Britain During a re-election campaign swing through the regime change, the point was to pre- to understand “how little attention we “can plan jointly for future war-fight- Midwest, Obama stopped in Iowa last week. His mes- vent Moammar Gaddafi from inflict- command among most Americans,” ing contingencies with a reasonable sage: The federal government needs to set up an expen- ing a humanitarian disaster. Officials who are no longer Eurocentric and expectation of commitments being sive “infrastructure bank” to fund improvements in here speak of “a crime being commit- have declining regard for British fulfilled”: “No responsible British highways, bridges, water systems and the like. That ted within our reach.” But what is that armed forces, which have “shrunk government could today make an would create jobs, the president insists. reach? very small.” agreement whereby its European But he said the same thing about the $787 billion After Gaddafi is deposed, as he In 2002, during preparations for partners would become responsible “stimulus” program. Infrastructure projects were a probably will be, and after undeter- the invasion of Iraq, the then head of for, say, airborne surveillance or major part of it, and they seem to have created few mined other nations have been deput- the British army, returning from a unmanned drone combat capability in good, long-lasting jobs. By definition, construction ed to police Libya’s postwar chaos, Washington visit, told Hastings, a future deployment, because the risk employment is temporary. which surely there will be, moralists “Mass matters — and we don’t have is far too great that on the day, and for But it gives Obama a chance for thousands of new can answer this question: Did it.” Hastings notes that the U.S. whatever reasons, the others simply signs at construction projects and any number of ribbon- NATO’s operations — actually, Marine Corps’ air wing is larger than would not be there.” cutting photo ops. those of a minority of NATO nations the Royal Air Force. Americans Since the Cold War’s end, the Once again, Obama is wrong. — really serve the humanitarian know that “if the British Army combined GDP of NATO’s European Instead of digging an even deeper deficit hole objective of economizing violence in shrinks as scheduled after withdrawal members has grown 55 percent, yet through the infrastructure bank, government should Libya? And people here can then from Afghanistan, we shall thereafter their defense spending has declined make it easier for the private sector to create new jobs. decide whether this was a sensible be able to deploy only a single almost 20 percent. Twenty years ago, undertaking by a British government This is one idea from the White House that really is brigade group of 7,000 to 8,000 men those nations provided 33 percent of whose post-recession austerity budg- for sustained operations overseas.” “shovel-ready” — to be buried and forgotten. the alliance’s defense spending; et, announced before the Libyan exer- Which has implications for the today, they provide 21 percent. This cise in power projection, involves a — Ogden Newspapers Editorial “special relationship” — Hastings is why Robert Gates, before resigning mismatch between political ends and says this is now “a rather pathetic as U.S. defense secretary, warned that contracting military means. British conceit” — between Britain unless Europe’s disarmament is “Britain,” said Cameron, “has and America. “If,” he says, “we wish reversed, future U.S. leaders “may punched above its weight in the to play our traditional role abroad in not consider the return on America’s world, and we should have no less pursuit of any perceived important investment in NATO worth the cost.” Legal obedience ambition for our country in the Western foreign policy objective, to Born to counter the Soviet army on decades to come.” He said this when enjoy America’s confidence and the plains of Northern Europe, NATO What laws are we morally obligated to obey? Help announcing plans to slice military share its secrets, we must own armed may be expiring in North Africa. with the answer can be found in “Economic Liberty and personnel by 10 percent and the forces and intelligence assets capable the Constitution,” a 66-page pamphlet by Jacob G. army’s tanks and artillery by 40 per- of earning these things.” — George Will’s email address is Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of cent, and the decommissioning of NATO’s secretary-general, georgewill(at)washpost.com. Freedom Foundation. Hornberger offers a hypo- thetical whereby Congress enacts a compulsory church attendance law that requires children to attend church service each Sunday. Parents are penalized if their children fail to comply. Would there be any moral or constitution- al legitimacy to such a con- gressional mandate? The law would be a clear violation of one’s natural, or God-given, rights to life and liberty. As Walter to whether it would be con- Williams stitutional, we have to see whether mandating church attendance is one of those enumerated powers of Congress found in Article 1, Section 8 of our Constitution. We’d find no such authority. Our anti-fed- eralist Founding Fathers didn’t trust Congress with reli- gious liberty, so they sought to protect it with the First Amendment to explicitly deny Congress the power to mandate religious conduct. Suppose there’s widespread popular support for a church-going mandate and the U.S. Supreme Court rules it constitutional; do Americans have a moral obligation to obey the law? You might say, “Williams, while there are gray areas in the Constitution, the U.S. Supreme Court would never brazenly rule against clear constitutional prohibi- tions!” That’s nonsense. The first clause of Article 1, Section 10 mandates that “No State shall ... pass any ... Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts.” During the See WILLIAMS, page 5A Last week’s Web poll results What do you think of the police and fire Weakened Obama makes Perry look plausible union members rejecting WASHINGTON - Who is it that Texas seems to me a disgraceful act with negotiated contract changes? looks more and more like an unen- like whistling past repercussions to the mar- lightened beacon in what should be I agree, they’ve taken enough cuts. - 47% the grave yard. A ket. an age of enlightenment? wise old political But that has been the I don’t agree, the union and city negotiated the Well, it’s the same guy who observer once told problem all along with changes and adjustments are still needed. - 18% thinks evolution is just a gap-filled me never to under- this young man who It’s unfair to expect employees to make additional theory, that humans have no respon- estimate the irra- offered a new beginning sacrifices unless it’s a top-down process that includes sibility for global warming, that the tionality of the to American politics as everyone making the same concessions. - 33% word treason and the chairmanship American elec- the first of his race to I have no opinion - 1% of the Federal Reserve should be torate in bad eco- assume the office. He Other - 1% used in the same breath. nomic times when squandered two years By now if you don’t know that the straw-grasping when he had a solid person is Rick Perry, the hip shoot- becomes all con- majority in both houses Current Web poll question ing Southwest governor who is a suming. Dan of Congress on a health- Should council approve a new performance candidate for the Republican presi- Realistically, Thomasson care plan no one really dential nomination, you probably Barack Obama has wanted and for which he incentive plan for the city manager? think Austin is a fuel efficient little about six months supplied no specifics Yes, compensation for goal achievement is a prac- car still manufactured in Britain to turn around the nation’s financial while the economic mess left by his tice that can benefit the taxpayers. rather than the capital of Texas. As plight or prepare for the possibility predecessor just got worse. So many No, it didn’t work the first time. far as Perry is concerned your per- of looking for another job at 51. of the nation’s obvious needs went Either way, it’s just the wrong time to add to base ception at least would be focused on Sadder for him will be the compar- unattended in those two years, salary via an incentive-based bonus plan. the right century. isons in history he would have to suf- including a swift disengagement I have no problem with a new incentive plan; I just Is it possible that a man whose fer the rest of his life if that occurs, from wars that had never been paid don’t agree with the proposed increase in maximum com- views about the world don’t seem to Herbert Hoover and Jimmy Carter for and that he had promised would pensation. have advanced much beyond 1950 prominent among them. Hoover had end immediately. Other could lead a nation that is struggling no answer to the financial tidal wave Six months ago, I would have bet to maintain its leadership of a planet that hit the nation. Carter was a vic- anyone that Obama’s chances of sur- (Poll results are not scientific and represent only the opinions of beset by environmental and financial tim of his own inexperience and nar- viving for another term were solid. Internet users who have chosen to participate. Vote at cape- problems that seem almost at times row perspectives about the job. Now I think it’s uphill for him even coral-daily-breeze.com) as unsolvable? The president will return from his if he should be able to successfully You bet it is. Just consider that the vacation ready to offer a plan of tax paint congressional Republicans as incumbent opponent is a president cuts for jobs and other incentives in the real culprits in this drama. His weakened by indecision, inexperi- early September. But it may be too stock has declined as rapidly as the Letters welcome ence and an insufficiency of intestin- late. Because of his apparent concern Dow’s. In fact, Perry, who disavows The views expressed on the Opinions Pages are just that al fortitude. Add to that the fact one for his own reelection, he may have compelling scientific evidence on — opinions. These pages are intended to convey a range only has to beat a GOP field of polit- suffered a self-inflicted wound from evolution and weather and runs of viewpoints; opinions printed on this page do not nec- ical midgets to get to the main event which he can’t recover. Instead of against federal programs that have essarily reflect the views of this newspaper. Opposing and the odds of success aren’t that presenting himself as a tough, fear- padded the Texas job figures he now views are welcome. Letters to the Editor or guest columns long for Perry. At this stage, only less leader during the recent debt- boasts about, might beat him. may be mailed to: Opinion Page Editor, 2510 Del Prado Mitt Romney has a competitive edge ceiling debacle, he gave too much I know you can spell Adam and Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33904; faxed to 574-5693; or and that is as ephemeral as he often ground to Republican conservatives. Eve, governor. But how about e-mailed to [email protected], or post- appears. The image was one of vacillation and Tyrannosaurus? ed to our Virtual Newsroom at www.breezenewspa- Contending that Perry’s cowboy pers.com. All letters and guest columns must be signed weakness. and must contain a phone number for verification pur- message of self-reliance and inde- The compromise he lauded was — E-mail Dan K. Thomasson, poses.You also can comment opinion online at: cape-coral- pendence from central government derided by both sides and brought former editor of the Scripps Howard daily-breeze.com that carried him to three terms as about the horrendous decision to News Service, at governor won’t play well outside lower the nation’s credit rating, itself thomassondan(at)aol.com. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Thursday, August 25, 2011 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 I’d rather work I sometimes George stam- think vacations are mered badly and my harder to take than sister and I were going to work. mindful to be extra When you go to kind to him. work, you know On a hot day, I’d what you have to often take the ice do, but you go on pick and hack off a vacation to have chunk from the fun and take a block to put in my break from your mouth. everyday life. Four friends, two Good times are boys and two girls, more apt to come Andy hung out together all unexpectedly Rooney summer and we’d rather than by often make ice design. cream after dinner. I explain this to you because To placate our parents, we’d I’ve just come back from annu- offer them some. We often al vacation in upstate New argued about what kind to York. I felt a little guilty going make. Vanilla was easiest, away this year because our chocolate was hardest. We all country is in such a sorry state. liked strawberry and Mr. Then, I thought, it will be good Webster sold us a quart box of for the local economy to spend berries for 25 cents. We’d grind The tyranny of scientific consensus money enjoying myself. up a whole box of berries with a So, off I went in July to my cup and a half of sugar and a By JAY AMBROSE summer cottage on the lake. We quart of cream, and pack it in Scripps Howard News Service GUEST OPINION drink the water from the lake, the ice cream maker. Albert Einstein, a genius who altered our under- make coffee from the lake The milk was delivered to standing of the universe, could be as harsh on new ideas water, swim in it and take our were offering up logical reasons to debate Galileo’s our house. The cream always as Pope Urban VIII in cracking down on Galileo and boat three miles across it to a proposition, though that hardly excuses harassment. came to the top. We’d take the simultaneously protecting establishment science. good restaurant at a country In the end, seven of 10 cardinals voted that Galileo’s cream from the top of several Einstein’s retaliatory behavior serving the mistaken club where we are members. actions suggested heresy and sentenced him to prison, bottles for the ice cream, then status quo, which I learned about in Simon Singh’s out- I’m not going to tell you the although this was quickly changed to house arrest. fill up the bottles with regular standing book, “Big Bang,” is relevant today for its les- name of the lake because I’d Galileo lived a long, easy life and put out new, impor- milk. I hope my parents didn’t son that consensus can too readily beat up on innova- just as soon no one else went tant papers though told not to. While he was less easily notice. tive possibilities. there. It’s a great lake but not intimidated than Lemaitre, it is noted that that in remov- I don’t think many people Though almost universally embraced, Einstein’s one of the Great Lakes. ing the earth from the center of the universe, he made a make ice cream from scratch general relativity theory had a problem, namely that it The tradition of going to the major mistake. He conferred that honor on the sun. anymore and I don’t know why. hinted at a calamitous crash of everything someday, lake on vacation started when I One science historian has said old theories don't die It’s good and it’s so much fun to and so he imagined a “cosmological principle” but- was young. My parents took me until old scientists die, and you figure it could be a long do. tressing the scientific consensus of an eternal, stable and my sister to the lake almost wait when reading that 97 percent of certain climate Memories of the lake, all the universe. Hurrah, most scientists said. every summer until I went off to experts believe in global warming and media col- good times we had and the great A couple of others saw it differently, concluding the college. leagues announce the debate is over. But hold on — the people we knew are etched in universe was expanding. The venerated Einstein, once I remember a man named study showed these scientists believed the planet is my brain forever. I’m already a dissenter himself, was abusive. To one, he said your George who came to our cottage indeed warming and that human activity had something looking forward to next summer math is OK but your physics deplorable. Because of the every other day to deliver a 25- to do with it, which is what many of the skeptics also at the cottage. I look forward to criticism and establishment resolve, Georges Lemaitre, pound block of ice. He put it in believe. not seeing you there. a Belgian cleric, quit advancing his big bang theory, the refrigerator, at that time The chief issue is whether a catastrophe will result which, of course, is the establishment theory today, as more accurately called the “ice — Write to Andy Rooney at and we should spend trillions to prevent it, and the is the theory of an expanding universe. box.” Companies that made “ice Tribune Media Services, 2225 answer is that many alert scientists doubt it based on Look in now on Galileo, the Renaissance genius boxes” went out of business, but Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, data, a ton of scientific questions, simulation failures whose penetrating insights included one proposed by our ice box lasted for decades Buffalo, NY 14207, or via email and demonstrations that the wrong government pro- two brilliant predecessors — that the Earth was circling and still evokes happy memo- at [email protected] gram could do far more damage than good. the sun instead of vice versa. ries. Here, too, was an idea challenging a scientific con- Some scientists, paying close heed to their radical sensus that also happened to be religiously comfortable. environmentalist religion, have gone on record as say- Especially given Galileo’s simultaneous theological ing exaggerations are OK to stir the public. Contrary to forays, a pope told him to quit advocating it, an online them, countless lives have been lost because of exag- article reminds us. When that pope died, a curious, gerations, such as overreaching on DDT. Rick Perry’s ‘America’ open-minded friend of Galileo’s assumed the position Quite a few of the eco religionists out there would and told him he could write a book examining both make an apologetic Einstein and Pope Urban VIII President term —Bernanke sides of the question if he did not hoot it up for a cir- blush. James Hansen of NASA said CEOs fighting his Barack Obama was appointed by cling Earth and made clear the pope favored a circling warming theories should be tried for crimes against says he is cutting George W. Bush. sun. humanity. I don't think the punishment he favored was Texas Gov. Rick That’s all we need house arrest. Galileo in fact made clear where he stood while por- Perry slack for in this dreadful traying the pope as a goofus. Urban VIII agreed to a his remarkable economy — some- trial, but it does not follow that the Catholic Church was — Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington director of editorial policy for Scripps Howard newspapers and comments of one who doesn’t trying to nix science. Notwithstanding opposite con- recent days understand mone- tentions, convincing arguments show the church the editor of dailies in El Paso, Texas, and Denver, is a columnist living in Colorado. He can be reached at because Perry is tary policy muck- believed in science and had made it known that under- new to this busi- ing around with it. standing of scripture could be revised in the face of SpeaktoJay(at)aol.com. ness of running to Perry also says the proven theses. At the time, the majority of scientists occupy the White vote to keep the House. country out of The rest of us default was wrong don’t have to be Ann McFeatters because it means so charitable. spending money It is beyond we don’t have. irony that Perry promises to However, that vote was to make government “inconse- authorize spending of debts quential” in our lives. Perry has already incurred.) been fed, clothed and housed by Perry’s hostility to environ- Texas taxpayers for 27 years. mental protection is legendary, He boasts that 40 percent of particularly climate change, new jobs in America since June which he says is mostly manip- 2009 were in Texas. But many ulation of the data by a few sci- went to low-wage workers and entists protecting their own those in the state’s huge oil and projects. Even if it were real, it gas and agricultural industries. would cost too much to fix, he Housing prices were stable says. because of population growth. He wants to criminalize On the other hand, Texas has undocumented workers and pri- America’s highest rate of citi- vatize prisons. He ridicules zens without health-care insur- Social Security and Medicare, ance and one of the nation’s suggesting they are unconstitu- highest poverty rates. tional. “I don’t think our found- Although one of every five ing fathers were thinking about American children is officially a federally operated program of poor, Perry’s America would be pensions. What they clearly said a place where taxes are cut to was that those were issues that even lower levels for the the states need to address. Not wealthiest one percent of the federal government.” Americans who control most of “I’m running for president Williams: the money, real estate and because I want to get America Moral versus legal power. (There are no statistics working again,” Perry said in From page 4A to prove the false idea that New Hampshire. How would he great 19th-century thinkers, said no person or lower taxes for rich people cre- do that? He explained: Lower group of people can “authorize government to Great Depression, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld ate jobs.) taxes, let corporations bring destroy or take away from men their natural Perry once said Texas has a back offshore profits without a Minnesota law that restricted the ability of rights; for natural rights are inalienable, and can unique right to decide to secede paying taxes, control spending, banks to foreclose on overdue mortgages, thereby no more be surrendered to government — which from the United States if things reduce the power of unions, impairing contracts made between lender and bor- is but an association of individuals — than to a rower. To prevent this kind of contract impair- single individual.” French economist/philosopher in Washington are too irritating. change the law so that the loser ment — routinely done under the Articles of Frederic Bastiat (1801-50) gave a test for We would like to know where in a lawsuit pays the costs and Confederation — was precisely why the Framers immoral government acts: “See if the law benefits in the history books that strange get government “out of the added the clause. one citizen at the expense of another by doing interpretation is to be found. way” of the private sector. Another, perhaps more egregious example of what the citizen himself cannot do without com- Just before he decided that Beyond the fact that the Supreme Court’s impairing contracts came mitting a crime.” He added in his book “The God wanted him to run for pres- Congress would have to do during President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal, Law,” “When law and morality contradict each ident, Perry held a huge daylong most of that, he doesn’t want to when the government nationalized gold and made other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of Christian revival in Houston’s get “too deep in the weeds.” it a felony for any American to own gold. Not either losing his moral sense or losing his respect Reliant Stadium where he said We are told that Perry’s only was gold ownership made illegal but it nulli- for the law.” that this nation must rely on “media strategy” will be shun- fied all “gold clauses” in private and government After reading Hornberger’s “Economic Liberty God to solve its problems. The ning the traditional media and contracts. Writing contracts in gold was a way and the Constitution,” one cannot avoid the con- event was bankrolled by the those who would question him people protected themselves against government clusion that the liberties envisioned by the anti-gay American Family on details or poke holes in his theft, namely inflation. The Supreme Court nation’s founders have been under siege, trivial- Association and supported by a Texas-skewed ideas of what upheld federal nationalization of gold and nullifi- ized and nullified. Philosopher Johann Wolfgang host of controversial evangeli- America is today. That could cation of gold contracts in the famous Gold von Goethe explained that “no one is as hopeless- cal Christians. work. Perry has campaign Clause Cases. Today many Americans have ly enslaved as the person who thinks he’s free.” His first noteworthy remark money and panache and he’s turned to gold, driving its price to an all-time That’s becoming an apt description for Americans after announcing was to brand never had a bad hair day. Here’s high, as a safeguard against what they see as who are oblivious to — or ignorant of — the lib- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben betting Obama’s good humor pending inflation. Here’s my question to you: If erties we’ve lost. Bernanke akin to a traitor to might not last. Obama and Congress enacted a law demanding America. Bernanke would be that you turn in your gold, would you be morally — Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- treated “pretty roughly” if he — Scripps Howard colum- obligated to obey such a law? nomics at George Mason University. To find out were to appear in Texas, Perry nist Ann McFeatters has cov- Decent people should not obey immoral laws. more about Walter E. Williams and read features warned. ered the White House and What’s moral and immoral can be a contentious by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- (Not for nothing is that the national politics since 1986. E- issue, but there are some broad guides for decid- ists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at bank an independent agency mail amcfeatters(at)national- ing what laws and government actions are www.creators.com. and the chairman’s job a fixed press.com.sector. immoral. Lysander S. Spooner, one of America’s Page 6A Thursday, August 25, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE School District outlines new teacher evaluation program By MEGHAN McCOY opment, along with tackling any perform- [email protected] “It is all about student achievement. If we don’t do this right it will have ance issues in a timely manner. A new teacher evaluation system, which a direct impact on kids in the classroom.” “Timely feedback is a proven coaching needs to be implemented by 2014 due to model that works and that I use with my Race to the Top initiative, will include addi- — Dr. Greg Adkins, chief administrator officer teachers,” she said. “When you are coaching tional evaluations, classroom visits and a on a more frequent basis, it increases the correlation to student achievement or level of trust.” “growth.” addition, a DVD is in the process of being calculate an expected gain and compare it to Adkins said each principal in the district Dr. Greg Adkins, chief administrator produced so it can be posted on the district’s gains actually made by students. will use the same forms when doing the officer, said it has been pretty exciting to be website to allow teachers to view the system “The score the teacher will receive will classroom walk throughs to provide further involved in the teacher evaluation system components. be a difference between the two,” Itzen said. consistency. He said they are currently project. Through team work involving more A big change has been made to the There is also a school component with working on an application that can be used than a 100 district employees, he said he teacher evaluation system this year, which the evaluation system because student gains on an iPad for the walk through. thinks they have created an instrument that includes two formal evaluations instead of do not only happen in the classroom. Itzen “It is exciting to see this thing come will provide consistency throughout the dis- one at the end of the year. The new system said the school component will include such together,” he said about the application. trict, which, in turn, will benefit students. includes two formal evaluations, one in the things as school-wide activities, tutoring, For principals to use the iPad application “It is all about student achievement,” he middle of the school year, one at the end. after school programs and school-wide disci- they would have to sign into the system and said. “If we don’t do this right it will have a “That is a good change,” Adkins said, pline policies. find the teacher they will be evaluating. direct impact on kids in the classroom.” because it gives first-time teachers an oppor- A classroom walk throughs will be a part Adkins said the application will allow The teacher evaluation system, which is a tunity to receive good feedback about their of the evaluation system to further tackle stu- administrators to see which classrooms they driving force behind Race to the Top, has performance. dent growth as well. have been to and which domain they have both state and federal requirements with Half of the evaluation system includes The four domains that the teachers will already evaluated. He said the idea is to have which the district has to comply. student growth. be evaluated on during classroom visits, or the iPad in a format that is easy to use for the “What is most important, we want to Adkins told the board that, unfortunately, walk throughs, include planning and prepa- administrator to use, so they can spend their improve teaching and instruction in this dis- in the Lee County School District there is ration, the classroom environment, instruc- time watching the teacher and students dur- trict,” Adkins said. “That is what an evalua- zero correlation between a teacher’s evalua- tion and professional responsibilities. ing the five- to seven-minute visit. tion is supposed to do.” tion and how well their students are pro- Trafalgar Elementary School Principal In addition, Adkins said teachers will A teacher evaluation is important because gressing. Marie Vetter said the frequent visit to the have the opportunity to view how they did it tells them how they are improving over “You should be able to pick up an evalu- teacher’s classroom is very different from on their walk through once the form is time; it gives them a way to reflect on their ation and it be an accurate presentation of the current system that is in place. She said uploaded. own performance and tackle what can be how the students are doing in the class- the new system includes four classroom vis- Board Chairman Thomas Scott said peo- done to improve, if needed. Adkins said the room,” he said. its per semester, or eight for the entire year, ple have a natural desire to succeed, which is evaluation helps encourage an ongoing Dr. Richard Itzen, accountability, which Vetter thinks most teachers will wel- a positive place from which to start. He said process between the principal, assistant prin- research and continuous improvement direc- come. the evaluation system is a way to provide cipal and teachers about student achieve- tor said the state took the lead on taking the “We all want to know how we are teachers with a response as to how they are ment. first steps in putting together a growth model doing,” she said, adding that the visits will doing. In an effort to create district wide consis- for FCAT. He said there will be other factors only increase opportunities to improve their “It’s about getting to the truth,” he said. tency, a summer leadership program was that are going to be taken into account when skills. “We may not like what someone says about implemented to train administrators about looking at learning gains of students as well. The classroom visits, Vetter said, also how we perform, but we have to know to get the evaluation system and how it works. 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EDUCATION NOTES Alliance art classes and award the Greenie of Alliance 2011-2012 Classes Distinction honor to an alumnus or & Workshops alumna who has demonstrated Featured Classes-Adult excellence in his or her profession- (Pre-Registration Required) al life, service to the community ■ Wet Felting (Sept. 3-Sept. and to FMHS. 10), two Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 5 Guests will enjoy a silent auc- p.m. tion, performances by the Fort Dru Ricci Students will learn the tech- Myers High School Band and Dru Ricci, who just started sixth niques of making felt from dyed Riptide dance team, and presenta- grade at Caloosa Middle school, Angora, Merino & Lama wool. tion of colors by ROTC. was selected to attend the Junior Featured Classes-Kids Proceeds from the event benefit National Young Leaders ■ Pottery For Kids (Sept. 6- the athletic, band and ROTC boost- Conference (JrNYLC) held in Oct. 4) Ages 6-15, five er clubs, and the founding of an Washington, D.C. this summer. Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m. alumni association. She did so July 30 - Aug. 4. The Beginner and advanced stu- Individual tickets for the Green last day of the conference, she was dents welcome. Emphasis will be and White Ball are $55 each; tables chosen by her group to give a pres- placed on construction, surface of eight can be reserved for $550. entation of what they did at decoration and glazing. Corporate sponsorships are avail- JrNYLC. ■ Modern Painting (Sept. 1- able, and tickets may be reserved at She also was Student of the Year Oct. 6), six Thursdays, 4-6 p.m. greenandwhiteball.eventbrite.com. for Caloosa Elementary and Explore methods of express- For more information, email received a Carson Scholarship this ing modern art. Learn early and [email protected]. year. present day methods while pro- Volunteers needed ducing work for the future! To register or view a full list- for tutoring ing of educational programming Volunteers, 55 years or older, call (239) 939-2787. are needed for tutoring in Elementary Schools and after- school programs. A stipend of Instrument Rating $2.65/hr. and $.40/mile reimburse- Ground school ment is provided with many other An Instrument Rating Ground perks. Training begins in July. School will be offered at Cypress Help make a difference in your Lake High School on Tuesdays community. Please call the Foster from 6-9 p.m. The cost of the Grandparent Program at the Dr. course is $125 plus a text. The Piper Center at 239-332-5346 for course starts on Tuesday, Sept. 6, more information. Dr. Piper Center Dollars for FGCU Scholars and ends on Tuesday, Dec. 6. for Social Services, Inc. is at 2607 The instructor will guide the Dr. Ella Piper Way, Fort Myers; student through airplane instru- call (239) 332-5346 ments, attitude instrument flying Web Site: drpipercenter.org and aerodynamics, navigation event set for Sept. 10 systems, Federal Aviation Cape Coral High Regulations, airports, air traffic Lanes are still available for Dollars for FGCU For an additional fee guests may participate in School 30th Reunion Scholars event hosted by FGCU Alumni bowling bingo and a silent auction. Prizes include control and airspace, holding and Association a round of golf at Bonita Bay East, Fort Myers instrument approaches, aeromed- set for Sept. 23 - 24 With only a few weeks left till the Sept. 10 Miracle tickets, a stay at Naples Grande Beach ical factors, aviation weather, avi- Join fellow classmates from fifth annual Dollars for FGCU Scholars event, Resort, and gift certificates from Golf Galaxy, ation weather services, IFR the class of 1981 for the 30th individual participants and sponsors still have an Naples Princess Cruise, Naples Transportation Enroute,and IFR Rights. reunion of Cape Coral High opportunity to take part at the nearly sold out and Tours, Naples Zoo, Publix and Purely You Registration will be Tuesday, School on Friday Sept. 23 and bowling fund raiser. Spa. Sept. 5, at 5:45 p.m. For more 24, announced class of 1981 Hosted by Florida Gulf Coast University’s Prizes will also be awarded to bowling com- information call the instructor Ed President Rich Spiro. Alumni Association, the evening includes an petitors in four categories: Best Team Costume, Fink at 489-0443. This is a Lee The reunion will be celebrated exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Beacon Bowl Most Spirited Team, Top Turkey and Top County Adult/Community with a full complement of events Lanes for lifetime alumni members starting at 6 Bowler. Education Program. including a Mix and Mingle on the p.m., followed by two games of bowling, food All proceeds benefit the Alumni Association Tarpon Rooftop Terrace at the and beverages at 6:30 p.m. Scholarship Fund which assists deserving FGCU Goodwill L.I.F.E. Resort at MarinaVillage, followed Sponsorship is $250 and includes recognition students with the cost of tuition. Past recipients by the Homecoming game on at a designated lane. Individual bowling sign up include Nichole Doyle, Joshua Thomas, Jessica Academy Friday, Sept. 23, and a tour of the for a team of five is $25 per adult and includes Davie, Casey Panepinto, Sasha Sadez and Goodwill L.I.F.E. Academy Cape Coral High School campus shoe rental; children seven and under are $15. Katherine Almonte. opened its doors six years ago followed by the reunion gathering Spectators can support the event and enjoy food For more information, call 239-590-1087 or with just six students and this at the Resort at MarinaVillage on and beverages for $10. register at www.fgcu.edu/alumni. year will welcome more than 40 Saturday, Sept. 24. special-needs middle and high Tickets to the reunion event are schoolers. The school is currently $65 per person and can be pur- accepting students for the 2011- chased by sending a check made 12 school year. payable to Rich Spiro. For mailing Symphony to present ‘Deck the For more information call information, contact him at rich- 239-995-2100, ext. 211 Cell [email protected]. 239—634-0381 The Resort at MarinaVillage is Hall, a Holiday Extravaganza!’ offering special room rates ranging from $99 - $159 for guests attend- Student exchange ing the event and can be reserved The Southwest Florida Symphony Society will bar will be available. Reservations for the pre- program by contacting the resort at (239) present a dazzling festival of trees for the 2011 view party can be made by calling Barb Blaharski 541-5000 or visiting www.mari- Holiday Season. at 772-7775. Beginning Nov. 5, the display will State Vocational College, Staatliche Berufliche Oberschule navil-lageresort.com From Nov. 5 through Dec. 4, the Barbara B be available for viewing and bidding Monday Friday, Sept. 23 Mann Performing Arts Hall will host a wonder of throught Friday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Ingolstadt, Germany, a college based in Bavaria, at the headquar- ■ 6-8 p.m.: Mix and Mingle on holiday delight. On display will be 30 to 40 Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and during all the Tarpon Rooftop Terrace. Cash themed and fantasy decorated trees and wreaths. performances throughout the event. ters of AUDI company, is seeking exchange students homes in the Bar / dress is casual Area interior designers and florists will have Admission is free and open to the public. ■ United States for students to get 8 p.m: Homecoming Game at donated their time, talent and decorations to turn The auction closes on the evening of Dec. 4, Cape Coral High School the two lobbies of the hall into a virtual Holiday after the final performance of “Shrek.” Winning work experience. The program also is offered to U.S. students Saturday, Sept 24 Fantasy Land. bidders will be notified and trees will be deliv- ■ 11 a.m. Tour the School All area interior designers and florists have ered by professional movers. seeking an overseas exchange opportunity. The program offers Enjoy a guided tour of your alma been invited to participate in the event. By Nov. The Southwest Florida Symphony Society is a mater!! See what changes have 2, all will be in place, with set-up by a team of not-for-profit, all volunteer agency and is the social, technical and/or adminis- trative experiences. happened to the school since Symphony Society volunteers. More than 150 major fund-raising arm for the Southwest Florida “1981” volunteers will give their time over the course of Symphony. All proceeds from the event will ben- German students would arrive ■ in the U.S. around Easter and 7-11 p.m: Enjoy an evening this event. efit the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra. of playing “Catch Up” with your A preview party will be held on Nov. 4, from For sponsorship opportunities, or more informa- U.S. students would be welcomed in Germany in June. The high school gang and some of our 5 to 7 p.m. Admission to the preview party is $20 tion, call Roz Lesser at 239-418-0996. favorite teachers. Cash Bar, Food and includes refreshments and soft drinks. A cash exchange periods are for two to three weeks. Stations, DJ, Dress is Resort Casual There are no tuition costs; accommodations would be pro- Non-credit courses Love That Wedding Dress! donations sought vided by participating families. The Renaissance Academy For more information contact offers affordable, non-credit single Donations of wedding dresses are needed for Barbara Billmaier or Bernhard lectures, short courses, day trips, Love That Wedding Dress!, a spin-off on the Riedensamer, at 540-6880 or computer classes, film series, life increasingly popular Love That Dress! event ben- Donated gowns will be resold on Sunday, visit www.fos-bos.de enrichment classes and other pro- efiting PACE Center for Girls of Lee County. Aug. 28 from noon to 3 p.m. at Crowne grams. There are no exams or Donated gowns will be resold on Sunday, Aug. Plaza near Bell Tower Shops at 13051 Bell Child Care grades, just learning for the joy of 28 from noon to 3 p.m. at Crowne Plaza near Bell Tower Drive in Fort Myers. The event is free learning with friends, neighbors Tower Shops at 13051 Bell Tower Drive in Fort for brides-to-be looking for an economically Food Program and peers. For more information or Myers. priced dream dress. All Aboard Daycare Inc., at a free catalog of offerings, contact The event is free for brides-to-be looking for 1918 SE Santa Barbara Place, The Renaissance Academy at an economically priced dream dress. Cape Coral 33990. announces its (239) 434-4737. Wedding dress donations will be accepted at ■ White House Black Market at Bell Tower participation in the U.S. the following collection sites from Aug. 1-30: Shops: 13499 South Cleveland Avenue in Fort Department of Agriculture’s Child ■ Adventures in Paradise Outfitters: 2019 Myers Care Food Program, which is a fed- Free Universal Periwinkle Way on Sanibel Island ■ White House Black Market at Coconut erally funded program that reim- Classes at ■ Alliance Financial Group: 14021 Point: 23161 Fashion Drive, Suite 105 in Estero burses child care providers for serv- Metropolis Avenue in Fort Myers Professionals will also be at Love That ing nutritous meals and snacks to the Library ■ Condo & HOA Law Group, LC: 2030 Wedding Dress! to offer new ideas and advice on enrolled, eligible children. Meals Maybe wondering what career McGregor Boulevard in downtown Fort Myers event planning, invitations, flowers, photography, will be available at no separate path to try? Go to http://library.lee- ■ Embassy Suites Hotel: 10450 Corkscrew music and much more. charge to all participants enrolled at county.com/ and see over 500 Commons Drive in Estero For sponsorship opportunities or more details the center(s) listed below, regard- new online classes. ■ Red Salon & Spa: 2311 Santa Barbara email [email protected] or visit less of race, color, national origin, Lee County library users can Boulevard, Suite 106 in Cape Coral www.LoveThatDress.org. sex, age or disability. enroll in up to five courses. take up ■ Spada Salon & Day Spa: 3161 McGregor All proceeds from Love That Wedding Dress! to six months to finish each course, Boulevard in Fort Myers will help PACE Center for Girls of Lee County access course twenty four/seven. ■ V. Boutique at Gulf Coast Town Center: provide teenage girls an opportunity for a better Fort Myers High These are self paced, non-credit 9903 Gulf Coast Main Street in Fort Myers future through education, counseling, training School Green course and are provided for person- and advocacy. al enrichment. Universal Class is a and White Ball new e-source easily located by Fort Myers High School will going to the Libraries’ home page: VOLUNTEERS celebrates 100 years of excellence http://library.lee-county.com/ at the inaugural Green and White and then clicking on the tab at the Mentors needed needs an independent advocate to speak up for their Ball scheduled for Saturday, Oct. top of the page: E-SOURCES. The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools is best interests in court, the community and while they 22. The public event will take place Look for Library E-Sources by in need of mentors to match with high school stu- are in the child welfare system—Guardian ad Litem at Harborside Event Center and subject. Scroll down to Education dents who have been awarded the Take Stock in volunteers do just this. Many children who need an honors all past alumni and support- and click on the +. Look for the Children Scholarship. The mentor commits to meet advocate, don’t have one. ers who have contributed to the Universal class link. This will with the child during school hours two to four times Volunteers must be at least 21, pass a back- academic and athletic success of open the page where you can start a month. No tutoring is involved and basic training ground check, be a Florida resident—frequent trav- one of the most established schools by creating a login and password. is provided. To help out call the Friendship elers welcome!, be able to appear 3-4 times annual- in the state. The evening includes a Scrolling down past this login Volunteer Center at 275-4427. ly in court, and attend free training. welcome reception at 5 p.m. fol- allows you to breeze through the Anyone interested should see lowed by dinner and an awards trib- entire list of classes available. www.guardianadlitem.org or call 239-533-KIDS ute at 6 p.m. For more information call Linda Guardian Ad Litem for information. A new training class begins soon. Fort Myers High School will Dunn, 533-4350, option 3 Every abused, neglected and abandoned child also pay homage to past “Greenies” CAPE CORAL BREEZE HEALTH THURSDAY,AUGUST 25, 2011 8 Lee Memorial HEALTH NOTES Health System Kidney Thrift Store Tuesdays from 6-9 p.m. Lee Memorial Health System announces The Cape Coral Kidney Thrift For more information call Alan the appointment of Eric Goldsmith, D.O., Store is in need of some talented Gruning, DO, 239-939-3303 or F.A.C.O.S. as Medical Director of Academic volunteers. Anyone who has a few Pastor Joey Brummett, 239-936- and Medical Education. Goldsmith will over- hours a week your help. is need- 2511. see academic activity for the health system. ed. We are an all volunteer non- Goldsmith reports to Scott Nygaard, M.D., profit thrift store that benefits the Blood drive chief medical officer, physician services and local dialysis center and the will be working closely with him to imple- The 10th Anniversary of 9/11 National Kidney Foundation Blood Drive & American Red ment continuing medical education and through donations and sales from research programs. In this role, Dr. Goldsmith Cross Fundraiser will be held the community. We run two shifts at:Sun Sports Cycle & Watercraft, will be working with the community to estab- a day Monday through Saturday. lish and maintain educational partnerships, 3441 Colonial Blvd., Saturday, Why not bring your talents and Sept. 10, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. including the recently announced Graduate help us make our store a big suc- Medical Education program, which is a resi- The location has been changed cess. We have been in the Cape to give the donors an indoor loca- dency program now being established to train for 25 years. We are also in need new family physicians. Dr. Goldsmith is a tion to register, and the sponsors a of donations. Come on in and covered location out of the ele- board certified general surgeon who has been check out the store and find out with Lee Memorial Health System for five ments. For more information call more about our mission. (239) 939-1811 ext. 3 years. He will continue to practice medicine Not much is heard about the in addition to his new role as Medical devastating effects kidney disease Director of Academic and Medical Education. has on families. We try to make He is a graduate of the University of life a little better for kidney Health, Wellness Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in patients with our donations to and Safety Expo Des Moines, Iowa. He completed a residency them. in general surgery at the Metropolitan BJ’s Wholesale Club in Cape For more information call the Coral will present a “Health, Hospital in Springfield, Pennsylvania and store: (239) 458-8242. The completed additional oncology training at Wellness and Safety Expo,” a free Thrift Store is event that will offer residents Memorial Sloane-Kettering Hospital in New located at 1515 Del Prado York City. Goldsmith completed fellowships information on child safety and Blvd. S. That is 2 blocks north of family health on Saturday, Aug. with the International College of Surgeons, Walmart. Eric Goldsmith, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. the American College of Osteopathic 27, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Surgeons and the American Society of The Cape Coral Police Abdominal Surgeons. Cataract treatment Department will be on hand to conduct finger printing for kids, seminar Lee Memorial Health System will Ophthalmologist Dr. Jonathan conduct a variety of free screening Frantz has scheduled an informa- and BJ’s Optical will provide free tive seminar on cataracts and their vision screening. symptoms and the latest Individuals also can donate September Alzheimer’s CustomLens Implants that allow blood at the Florida Blood Centers you to enjoy a full range of vision. blood mobile. In addition, mem- The seminar will be held bers can take part in a variety of Monday, Sept. 12, at noon at family fun activities including arts Caregivers Support Meetings Florida Eye Health, and crafts. There will also be 12731 New Brittany Blvd., entertainment, door prizes and The Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2:30 p.m., Mt. Herman Fort Myers. much more. Center offers monthly support group meetings for Baptist Church, 2856 Douglas Ave To register, call the Fort Myers BJ’s Wholesale Club is at1929 caregivers throughout Lee County and neighbor- Call 437-3007 office of Florida Eye Health at Pine Island Road, N.E., Cape ing areas. North Fort Myers 418-0999 or register online at Coral. For more information, call The caregivers support group meetings include Thursday, Sept. 22, 2 p.m., Pine Lakes www.bettervision.net 829-3300. an opportunity for caregivers to meet others who Country Club, 10200 Pine Lakes Blvd. 3.5 miles are facing similar challenges and to learn more north of Shell Factory on U.S. 41 Samira K. Beckwith Blood pressure about Alzheimer’s disease and effective coping Call 437-3007 Samira K. Beckwith, president strategies. Select meeting locations feature a Pine Island and CEO of Hope HealthCare checks guest speaker as well as an informal time for shar- Thursday, Sept. 1, 10:30 a.m. , Pine Island Services, is featured in the August Cape Coral Hospital Auxiliary ing. United Methodist, 5701 Pine Island Road 2011 issue of Florida Trend mag- conducts blood pressure tests every Cape Coral Bokeelia azine in an article titled, Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Thursday, Sept. 1, at 2 p.m. at Gulf Coast Call 437-3007 “Evolution of a Hospice: Hope hospital main lobby. For more Village, 1333 Santa Barbara Blvd. Lehigh Acres HealthCare Services.” The sub- information call 574-0206. Call 437-3007 Monday, Sept. 19, 2 p.m., Lehigh Acres head reads, “Samira Beckwith Thursday, Sept. 15, at 2 p.m. Gulf Coast United Way House, 201 Plaza Drive Ste 3 runs her nonprofit hospice as an Village, 1333 Santa Barbara Blvd. Call 437-3007 entrepreneur.” Juniper Village “Coping with the Challenges of Sundowning” Bonita Springs Beckwith, who was recently events Speaker: Nancy Zant, MS, NHA, Gerontologist Monday, Sept. 26, 10:30 a.m., Hope Lutheran named to The Ohio State ■ Call 437-3007 Church, 25999 Old 41 Veterans Discussion Group, University Alumni Association’s meets on the third Wednesday of Fort Myers Call 437-3007 Board of Directors, has received Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2 p.m., Broadway Sanibel every month at 2:30 p.m.. RSVP the Ellis Island Medal of Honor to reserve a seat Call Community Church, 3309 Broadway Ave Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m., — one of the nation’s most pres- Call 437-3007 Sanibel Congregational United Church of 239.542.3121. tigious awards — and the ■ Caregivers Support Group: Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011 9:45 a.m., Christ 2050 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Lifetime Achievement Award Westminster Presbyterian Church Call 437-3007 Meets on the last Tuesday of from the Stevie Awards for every month at 2 p.m. RSVP to 9065 Ligon Court Support group for families of long term facili- Women in Business. Call 437-3007 ty residents reserve a seat Call Her previous honors include 239.542.3121. Wednesday, Sept. 28, 9:45 a.m., Westminster A support group specifically for families of the APEX Award from the ■ Presbyterian Church nursing home and assisted living facility residents Parkinsons Support Group: Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Meets on the fourth Thursday of 9065 Ligon Court.“Coping with the will meet on Sept. 20, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. at the Commerce, Gulfshore Life maga- Challenges of Sundowning” Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource Center, 10051 every month at 3 p.m. RSVP to zine’s Woman of the Year and the reserve a seat Call 239.542.3121 Speaker: Nancy Zant, MS, NHA, McGregor Blvd. Ste. 101, Fort. Myers. Junior Achievement of Lee Gerontologist For more information, the Dubin Alzheimer’s Juniper Village is at 4920 County’s Business Leadership Viceroy Court. For more informa- Call 437-3007 Resource Center can be contacted at (239) 437- Hall of Fame. Wednesday, Sept. 21, 10 a.m., Fort. Myers 3007. tion call 239-542-3121. Congregational United Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource Center Church of Christ, 8210 College Parkway. located at 10051 McGregor Blvd. Suite 101, Dr. Jonathan Frantz Wellness programs Call 437-3007 Fort Myers (239) 437-3007 named in Best open to the public Doctors in America ■ Zumba Gold every Saturday 10 to11 a.m. Cost $6 per class UPPORT ROUPS Local ophthalmologist ■ S G Jonathan M. Frantz, MD, FACS, Tai Chi, on Tuesday, 9 a.m.; owner and medical director of Thursday 9 a.m. Cost $6 Bereaved Parents support CountyNAMI Connections is a support group for adults Florida Eye Health, has been Classes held at Gulf Coast Bereaved Parents of the USA, Lee County who have been diagnosed with any mental illness. selected by his peers to be includ- Village, 1333 Santa Barbara Florida Chapter, holds support meetings on the Meetings:Monday nights at Lee Memorial Hospital in ed in the Best Doctors in Blvd. For more information and to fourth Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. at med. room 2, from 6-7:30 p.m. America 2011-2012 database. register: call: 239-573-3334 Evangelical Presbyterian Church (Building to the Tuesday nights at Lee Memorial Health Ruth Dr. Frantz has been included in left of the Administration building) 701 Mohawk Cooper Campus, 2789 Ortiz Ave., Fort Myers, from 6- the Best Doctors in America since 7:30 p.m. PTSD support group Parkway, S.E. Cape Coral. This is for any family 2005. PTSD support group meets member who has suffered the loss of a child of any Thursday afternoon, United Way House, 1150 For more information, call the Cultural Parkway, Cape Coral, from 3-4:30 p.m. the first and third Wednesday age and any cause. For information call Helene main office of Florida Eye Health each month at 1 p.m. or the sec- Lagudi, chapter leader (239) 633-2158 or email at 239.418.0999 or visit the ond and fourth Wednesday each Bipolar disorder support group practice’s website at www.better- month at 6:30 p.m. at the Alcoholics Anonymous Fort Myers Parents of Children with Bipolar disor- vision.net. Veterans Foundation in Cape For information about meeting times and addresses der support group meets every Wednesday, 7 p.m. at Coral. Vietnam Veterans lunch- in Cape Coral and the rest of Lee County call the Lee Lee Mental Health Bldg F, Conference Room, 2789 eon is held every Thursday from County Area Intergroup Central Office in Fort Myers Ortiz Ave. Fort Myers Free autism 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the call 275-5111. The phone is manned 24 hours a day. Veterans Foundation at 3100 Inquiries may also be e-mailed to: Abuse Counseling and Treatment screening Del Prado Blvd. S. Call 239- [email protected], or visit the Web site at: The Children’s Hospital of 541-8704 for more informa- ACT offers the following support groups: Southwest Florida, in partnership tion. www.leecountyaa.org. Al-Anon is an organization for Sexual assault support group—support groups and family and friends of alcoholics. Information about Al- with the Ronald McDonald House individual counseling for adult survivors of sexual Charities of Southwest Florida, Anon meetings is also available at the Intergroup office assault/abuse. Domestic violence—support groups and Lake Kennedy phone number. offers a free monthly autism spec- individual counseling for adult victims of emotional, trum disorder screening for tod- Senior Center verbal or physical abuse. The 24-hour hotline is 239- dlers 18 months to five years of ■ 939-3112. Yoga with Eileen Coppol, Food Addicts in age. Monday and Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Recovery Anonymous The next screening will be held cost $6 per member, $10 per non- Amputee Support Group Aug. 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. member Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous is a 12-step at the Bonita Springs Family ■ program for individuals suffering from food obsession, The Amputee Support Group meets Thursday, once Simply Fit with Sandy: a month at the 5th floor class room at Lee Memorial Health Center, 26800 S. Tuesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. overeating, under eating and bulimia. (No dues, fees or Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs. weigh-ins.)The meeting are held at Cape Christian Hospital. Anyone interested in attending can call Bob cost is $4 per member and $8 per Nagle at 464-6420 or Sarg. Schultz, 239-789-8700.. A physician referral is not non-member. Fellowship, 2110 Chiquita Blvd. Sundays at 6:30 p.m. required. To schedule a screening, ■ Call 338-5948 or visit: www.foodaddicts.org. This is a support group for recent or long-time Zumba four days a week, amputees. Anyone may attend, amputees and care- please call 239-343-6838. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday givers especially. and Friday 8 a.m. and Wednesday Multiple Sclerosis support group Drivers needed for 7 p.m. Cost $5 per member and The Multiple Sclerosis support group meets the first $9 per non-member Sunday of each month at Cape Coral Hospital, meeting Healing Hearts Meals on Wheels Exercise attire is recommend- room A (just off the main lobby) from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Healing Hearts, an adult grief support group for Community Cooperative ed. For information call Rick at 541-0268 or Kevin at those who have experienced the loss of a loved one Ministries Inc., is in need of ■ Boomer Boot Camp with 542-2549. The MS support group also meets at St. through suicide. Meetings are held on the second and Meals on Wheels drivers for Cape Missy Tuesdays 5:15-615 p.m. Hilary’s Episcopal Church, 5011 McGregor Blvd., cor- fourth Thursday of each month from 6-7:30 p.m. at Coral, North Fort Myers and Fort Boomer Boot Camp is a fitness ner of Colonial at 7 p.m., the third Thursday of every Hope Hospice Administration Office, 9470 HealthPark Myers during the summer months and motivational program. The month. For information call 574-4271. Circle, Fort Myers. Call 542-1151 or 239-985-7793 For more information or an cost is $7.50 per session for more information. application, call Lisa Cronin at ■ Tai Chi with instructor Russ Military Family Support 239-332-0441 or visit Cline Monday 6 p.m. Cost $5 per www.ccmileecounty.com member and $9 per non-member Lee County Military Family Support meets the Narconon Comfortable clothing and foot- fourth Sunday of every month at 3 p.m. at Bob Evans Narconon means no-drugs or narcotics-none. It is a ware is recommended. on Del Prado Boulevard. Call Barb, cell: 214-1727 for non-profit, public benefit organization that is dedicated Free pain clinic ■ Lake Kennedy Senior more information. to helping people get off drugs and live productive Southwest Florida Free Pain Center is located at 400 Santa lives. Narconon offers free counseling, assessments and Clinic at Fort Myers First Church free referrals to over 11,000 centers nationwide. Call Barbara Blvd. of the Nazarene, 13545 American For more information or direc- NAMI support groups to speak to a counselor at 800-468-6933 or log on to: Colony Blvd., Fort Myers, meets Support groups and classes provided by NAMI Lee www.stopaddiction.com. tions, call 239-574-0575 Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, August 25, 2011 Cancer moon promises comfortable respite at the end of the day The relationship You’ll continually of Venus to Pluto look for proof of the spices up personal existence of these relationships with forces and others. power plays, passion PISCES (Feb. and intrigue. Strong 19-March 20). authority figures Instead of merely influence the action fulfilling your obli- in interesting ways, gation, you will perhaps forbidding a think about how developing relation- your mood and atti- ship or putting other tude affect others obstacles on the road and will supply a to romance. The Holiday good dose of enthu- Cancer moon prom- Mathis siasm and generosi- ises comfortable ty of spirit. respite at the end of the day. HOROSCOPES TODAY’S ARIES (March BIRTHDAY (Aug. 21-April 19). BY HOLIDAY 25). You’ll cultivate You’re an expert an appetite for the organizer. You’ll finer things in life DREW WINCHESTER arrange your environment in such and will attract many opportuni- Civic Association Candidate’s Forum a way as to make it easier to keep ties to enjoy them. In September, Candidates for City Council address questions posed by Cape Coral Civic clean and orderly. It’s amazing you will gain greater control over Association moderator Alex LePera Tuesday night. Despite heavy rains, the Cape what a few well-placed trash bins your physical energy. You’ll and shelves can accomplish. reach a health-related goal by Coral Yacht Club ballroom was filled to standing-room only capacity. For a list of TAURUS (April 20-May 20). year’s end. A loving person will remaining forums, see page 14A of today’s Breeze. You anxiously await someone’s help you develop your potential. decision, which will affect future Your professional life will be a events for you. Whatever answer source of pride. Taurus and comes, there’s an advantage in it Pisces people adore you. Your for you if you look for one. lucky numbers are: 6, 29, 41, 35 GEMINI (May 21-June 21). and 3. Postnasal drip You’ll become deeply involved ASTROLOGICAL QUES- in a group in the weeks to come. TIONS: “I’m a Scorpio who This happens slowly as you par- keeps coming back to the same annoyingly trickles down ticipate in activities and learn Leo guy, even though the road to more about the history of the love has never been smooth for DEAR DR. DONOHUE: What’s the latest on of fashion. It hap- group and its members. us. We’ll have excitement and CANCER (June 22-July 22). Postnasal drip is ruining my life. hair coloring and pens with the same sparks for a month or two, and It’s constant and aggravating. I cancer? I have dyed regularity it always You may tense up when you are then we’ll fight for a few weeks can’t find a comfortable position my hair for 20 has. The age group diverted from your plans this and call it quits. Our breakups for sleep. The drip continues no years. Some time most likely to suffer afternoon. Tell yourself that it’s have lasted anywhere from a matter how I lie. My doctor says back, I heard there from it is the group all going to be fine — and proba- month to two years. But some- there’s not much to do for it, so I was a connection between 10 and 19. bly even better than what you how we always end up back have to learn to live with it. Do between hair dye Around 250,000 originally wanted. Relax and go together. When I’m with him, I you have any tips? and cancer, but then appendectomies are with the flow. feel the most wonderful I’ve ever — C.D. all talk of this went done yearly in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You felt — and also the worst I’ve away. Now I hear United States. will enjoy the temporary reas- ever felt. Does this mean it’s true ANSWER: Inflammation and that hair dye is Newer develop- signment of certain roles in your love?” swelling of the linings of the nose linked to bladder ments in the diagno- life. For instance, a sibling can be Heavens, no! It means you’re and adjacent sinuses create thick cancer. Is this so? Dr. Donohue sis of appendicitis a good friend to you, your chil- both addicted to drama. His fiery mucus that perpetually trickles — R.V. include CT scans dren can be your teachers, and Leo performances may set your down into the throat. Postnasal and ultrasound. your inner critic can also be a sultry Scorpio soul alight, but drip is a leading cause of a cough ANSWER: Not Many surgeons now wonderful coach. sooner or later, reruns get boring. that persists forever. You’ve been too long ago, some TO YOUR use a laparoscope to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Haven’t you already seen this spared that. investigators raised GOOD remove it. It’s a Collaboration is a tool for creativ- show enough times? While you Allergies are one cause. An the possibility that viewing instrument ity. So is conflict. So when peo- may be perfectly happy (and also over-the-counter antihistamine beauticians had a HEALTH passed into the ple try to get into your business or miserable) repeating this cycle in taken about an hour before going greater risk of com- abdomen through a cause trouble, maybe it is the the years to come, you may also to bed dries the lining and curtails ing down with bladder cancer if small incision. Instruments are blessed event that will inspire consider what the ticket price of some of the dripping. Benadryl is they had worked with hair dyes also inserted through similar your greatest masterpiece. this passion play is actually cost- available everywhere. Start with a for more than 10 years. Changes small incisions. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). ing you. Time is your most valu- small dose to see if it helps. in the composition of these dyes No matter how well you plan able commodity. You are trading Clean the nasal lining with and insistence on greater protec- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I what you’re going to say, in the precious hours for the distraction saline. Fill a quart jar with warm tion when applying them has all suffer from premature auricular moment, you’ll come up with of this dysfunctional love — water and add 1 to 1 1/2 tea- but eliminated that risk. The can- contractions. I have seen a couple something unexpected. You resist hours you could be using to spoons of salt. Pickling or can- cer risk to individual users hasn’t of doctors about it, but none being a puppet, even if you also achieve personal goals and accrue ning salt is best since it has no been established. seems to consider them worth dis- happen to be the puppeteer. memorable experiences. additives. If you cannot locate The International Agency for cussing. I was told I didn’t need SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). CELEBRITY PROFILES: these salts, go ahead with table Research on Cancer, sponsored to do anything. I wasn’t given any There are two ways to improve Virgo is the sign of natural beau- salt. Add a teaspoon of baking by the World Health medicines. Does this deserve your family history. First, report ty and green thumbs. Virgo soda to the water and mix the Organization, says personal hair- more attention? it in the best light possible. And actress Blake Lively will follow solution. Bend over a sink and dye use is not cancer-causing. — L.C. second, be aware that you are cre- the lead of her five luminaries in gently squirt the saltwater into the ating it with your current actions. Virgo to continue to grow her nose from a plastic squeeze bottle DEAR DR. DONOHUE: ANSWER: Premature auricu- Let them be noble, interesting movie career this year. Born into or a bulb syringe. Do this twice a What has happened to the appen- lar contractions are also called contributions. a show-business family, Lively is day. Make the saltwater solution dix? premature atrial contractions. The SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- also a typical Virgo and therefore fresh daily or every other day. I never hear about appendicitis atria are the upper two heart Dec. 21). You’ll make up for past a terrific cook. She’s expressed If this simple procedure does- anymore. Has the operation gone chambers mistakes with the good deeds you an interest in owning several n’t put a stop to the dripping, see out of fashion? Or is there some These are extra beats sand- do today. You’ll be thoughtful, types of restaurants and takes a an ear, nose and throat doctor. other way to deal with it? wiched between two normal on time and ready to chime in cooking class wherever she trav- You’ll need prescription medi- — R.P. beats. If they aren’t numerous and with charming insights. You’ll be els. cines. You might benefit from a if they are not causing any symp- on your game. week of antibiotics to clear up an ANSWER: The appendix is toms, they can be safely ignored. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. If you would like to write to underlying infection. Choosing still where it always has been, They are not an indication of seri- 19). You love the feeling that Holiday Mathis, please go to the right antibiotic is done by dangling down from the first part ous heart problems, and they anything can happen. This morn- www.creators.com and click on sampling the nasal-sinus fluid and of the colon on the lower right don’t indicate future troubles. ing, the possibilities open up “Write the Author” on the submitting it to the lab for culture. side. Long thought not to have because you make it known that Holiday Mathis page, or you may Once the infection has been taken any purpose, it does appear to add Readers may write Dr. you are willing to take a spur-of- send her a postcard in the mail. care of, cortisone medicines to immune defenses and seems to DOnohue or request an order the-moment risk. To find out more about Holiday applied by sprays will calm produce products useful for the form of available health newslet- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Mathis and read her past inflammation. These medicines development of the fetus. We do ters at P.O. Box 536475, 18). You believe in unseen things columns, visit the Creators require a prescription, too. well without it, though. Orlando, FL 32853-6475. like wind, true love and the inher- Syndicate Web page at www.cre- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Appendicitis has not gone out ent kindness of the human spirit. ators.com. Post-collegiate life is not so idyllic for woman Dear Annie: I had a fabulous ety, but I still feel hopeless. Dear Shower- that time with her male nurse. time in college. I was president of — Wish There Was less: Many men husband, grown As a cancer patient having my sorority, a peer mentor at our a Time Machine become lethargic children and grand- experienced many treatments and advising center and active in and depressed children. procedures, I want to tell many organizations. I also was Dear Wish: The problem with when they retire, Many years ago, “Modest” to grow up. And as a granted many awards and honors. having an idyllic life through col- especially if their my in-laws began man, I accuse her of sexism. I loved rushing around with little lege is that at some point you identities are having Sunday din- This is the 21st century, and a sleep and juggling many things have to enter the real world, strongly tied to ners with their three male nurse deserves respect as a on my plate. Now my life is a dif- which isn’t nearly as supportive their jobs. A sud- grown children and medical professional. ferent story. and affirming, and expectations den lack of hygiene all the grandkids. — Past the Point of Modesty I struggle with severe clinical are often unrealistic. If you have is also indicative of We called it “lun- in Louisville, Ky. depression and debilitating anxi- never faced true adversity and depression. The ner” because it was ety. After graduating, I took a job developed coping skills, it can be armed forces offer after lunch but Dear Louisville: We agree that pays well and I met a great overwhelming. counseling servic- before dinner. It has that male nurses should be treated guy. On paper, my life sounds You are on the right track. You es to retirees, Kathy been so rewarding, with respect, but modesty has pretty good. But my job makes know you can’t live in the past, although your hus- and I wouldn’t give nothing to do with professional- me miserable, and I dread going and you are seeking help for your band may no Mitchell it up for anything. ism or sexism. Patients should into work. There are few compli- depression and anxiety. While longer be eligible. & Marcy The adults update also be treated with respect, and ments and a ton of complaints. you search for a more fulfilling Contact military- Sugar each other on what those who request same-sex nurs- We work six days a week, which job, please realize that overcom- onesource.com (1- has been going on, es should be accommodated leaves little time to maintain ing a challenging situation can be 800-342-9647) to and the grandkids whenever possible. friendships. tremendously rewarding, and find out. get to know their When I get home at the end of each time you succeed, it will Otherwise, please ANNIE’S cousins. It only Annie’s Mailbox is written by the day, I feel like a failure, and become easier and more satisfy- ask your doctor or takes a couple of Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, all I want to do is curl up in bed. ing. Hang in there. clergyperson to MAILBOX hours. longtime editors of the Ann Downtime creates anxiety, which refer you to some- My children Landers column. Please e-mail triggers my depression and leaves Dear Annie: How do I get a one who can help both of you deal have gotten to know their grand- your questions to anniesmail- me crying all day. 65-year-old male to shower and with his sudden change in status. parents, aunts and uncles better, [email protected], or write to: I realize I cannot go back to get a decent haircut? My husband as have we. And it has created Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators the halcyon days of college and retired from the Navy after 30 Dear Annie: You printed a rich memories that my children Syndicate, 5777 W. Century that it is unhealthy to keep look- years of service, so he should letter from “Lonely in the Deep will have forever. I hope when Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Angeles, CA ing backward. But I feel as if I am know how to keep clean. It has Woods,” who was not interested my kids marry, we can carry on 90045. To find out more about grieving for the life I used to been at least a month since he in spending Sunday brunches the tradition. Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- have. showered, and his hair hasn’t with her grown children or her — Sundays in Oregon tures by other Creators Syndicate How do I move on? I am on been trimmed since February. I husband’s. She preferred to use writers and cartoonists, visit the antidepressants and am seeing a can hardly stand this. the time to be with her husband Dear Annie: I read the letter Creators Syndicate Web page at counselor, so I am working on — Showerless in Sheboygan alone. I completely agree with from “Modest in Iowa,” who www.creators.com. treating my depression and anxi- your advice. She should cherish objected to being cared for by a Page 10A Thursday, August 25, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE

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TEST YOUR PLAY Both vulnerable. West deals. West took his three heart tricks then shifted to the king of clubs, NORTH won by dummy’s ace. Here’s how ♠ Q 4 Trump Coup Tommy would tack- ♥ J 5 2 le the hand. The key to success is ♦ A7 6 2 to ruff a club at the fifth trick. Tuesday’s Answer ♣ A8 5 3 Next, Tommy would test trumps WEST EAST by cashing the ace and continuing ♠ 10 ♠ J 7 5 2 with a low trump to the queen, and ♥ AK Q 4 ♥ 10 9 8 when West discards a club, ♦ 8 3 ♦ 10 9 5 4 Tommy would be in his element. ♣ K Q 9 6 4 2 ♣ J 7 Another club ruff would reduce SOUTH Tommy’s trumps to the same ♠ AK 9 8 6 3 length as East’s. The king and ♥ 7 6 3 queen of diamonds are cashed and JUMBLE ♦ K Q J the knave is overtaken with the ♣ 10 ace. Now, the K 9 of trumps are THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME poised over East’s J 7. A plain card by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek The bidding: is led from the table and, whether Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH East ruffs high or low, the defend- to form four ordinary words. 1♣ Pass Pass 2♠ ers cannot score more than their LAZWT Pass 4♠ Pass Pass three heart tricks. Pass It is easy enough to spot the ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. need for a trump reduction when All Rights Reserved. CRYPTOQUIP SAFHL Opening lead: King of ♥ you have six trumps. However, it can sometimes be necessary with The technique required by a seven-card suit, as the great RNWIYE South to land his four-spade con- Pietro Forquet demonstrated some tract crops up amazingly often. It 40 years ago! should be automatic no matter Sign Up for the IAFLOFCI (OFFICIAL) Jumble Facebook fan club how simple the contract seems. (Tannah Hirsch welcomes read- RDAAEP Now arrange the circled letters Note South’s jump to two ers’ responses sent in care of this to form the surprise answer, as spades in the balancing seat. That newspaper or to Tribune Media suggested by the above cartoon. is not a weak jump overcall but Services Inc., 2225 Kenmore Ave., Ans: shows a hand of sound opening Suite 114, Buffalo, NY. 14207. E- Tuesday’s Answer(Answers tomorrow) bid strength and at least a good mail responses may be sent to Jumbles: CLIMB DRAFT GOSSIP GOALIE Yesterday’s Jumbles: MATCHAnswer: TheUNCLE Olympic runnerVISION liked to rememberLIZARD the — Tuesday’s Answer: six-card suit. Hence North’s raise [email protected].) Answer: The MinneapolisGOOD beverageTIMES maker hoped to have a big success with this — “MINI SODA” to the spade game. Page 11A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, August 25, 2011 TOP PICKS

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(N) Å C.K.; Richard Engel; Raphael Saadiq; Robert Randolph. ’ Å GOLF Morning Drive (N) (Live) WINK Late Show With David Letterman ’ Å OWN Dr. Phil Women say they were falsely accused of child Å abuse. ’ Å WZVN Nightline (N) 8 a.m. OWN Dr. Phil Dr. Phil counsels a couple with com- SATURDAY EARLY MORNING mitment issues; a woman has been divorced seven times; a 12 a.m. WZVN Jimmy Kimmel Live Hank Azaria; Jim Stur- mother fears her bad marriage poisoned her daughters’ view gess; The Lonely Forest performs. ’ Å of men. ’ Å CNN Piers Morgan Tonight 9 a.m. WBBH Today (N) ’ Å OWN Dr. Phil The doctor gives couples relationship reality- WINK Live With Regis and Kelly Will Ferrell; Tom Selleck; an checks. ’ Å 8-year-old tennis player; the winner of the Top Teacher con- 12:30 a.m. WGCU Tavis Smiley “MLK: A Call to Conscience.” test. ’ Å (N) ’ (Part 2 of 2) Å WXCW The Oprah Winfrey Show Former fugitive Marie E! 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cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2011 Stars face Preseason questions at football’s U.S. Open final fling ■ EW YORK (AP) — Novak Schedule, 13A Djokovic sat in his sideline By JIM LINETTE NNchair and winced while his [email protected] right shoulder was massaged and The new school year has begun manipulated by a trainer. and one of the Atlantic Hurricane sea- Moments later, Djokovic resumed son’s first major storms is churning hitting slower-than-usual serves, slap- off Florida’s East Coast — so it must ping weak forehands into the net and be time to kick off the high school falling farther behind against Andy football season. Murray in his last tuneup match before Check the calendar. Late August. the U.S. Open. Yep. It’s preseason football “classic” On the CBS broadcast, Mary weekend around Southwest Florida. Carillo asked announcing partner and Cape Coral High, North Fort former No. 1 Jim Courier whether see- Myers and Bishop Verot all host area ing Djokovic struggle so much opponents for preseason scrimmages changed his view that the Serb should with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. Friday. be seen as the favorite to win the Palmetto Ridge is at Cape High, Port year’s last Grand Slam tournament, Charlotte visits North Fort Myers and which starts Monday. Cypress Lake heads to Bishop Verot. “Not even remotely,” Courier Island Coast, Ida Baker and replied. “Not a scratch on the surface.” Mariner go on the road for their first Yes, given how great — nearly per- tests that concludes three weeks of fect, actually — Djokovic’s 2011 has preseason practices for the upcoming been so far, plenty of people still fig- season. Island Coast invades Lehigh ure he’s the man to beat at the U.S. while Baker heads to Dunbar and Open. Even with that tired and bother- Mariner takes a ride up to DeSoto some shoulder that eventually led him County. to quit during the final of the In other area preseason matchups Cincinnati Masters last weekend. Friday night: Estero visits Barron That went into the books as only Collier, South Fort Myers goes to Djokovic’s second loss in 59 matches Gulf Coast, Riverdale hosts East Lee during a marvelous season that fea- County, Southwest Florida Christian tured a 41-match winning streak and entertains Keswick Christian and nine titles, including Wimbledon and Chaminade-Madonna Prep visits the Australian Open. MICHAEL PISTELLA Naples Lely. “I mean, it’s kind of expected. I’ve Neighborhood rivals Cape Coral played so many matches this year. I Preseason volley and North Fort Myers waste no time mean, I’ve been winning, you know, a in playing a meaningful game in the lot and reaching the final stages of Ida Baker senior Alicia Emmons (above) smashes the ball over a Gateway season opener on Sept. 2 at North’s each event,” Djokovic said. Charter block attempt at the net Tuesday night in a 2-0 preseason match Moody Field. “Considering the schedule that is very victory at Baker. Island Coast senior Dana Ruff (below) helped the Gators The Seahawks are coming off a 10-2 season and an appearance in the busy in tennis, it’s kind of normal to score a 2-1 preseason win over the Mariner Tritons in the second match at expect that at some stage you are regional semifinals, but 30 players Baker. The Baker Preseason Classic continues Thursday with Island Coast who guided them to a 21-3 record exhausted.” taking on senior-laden Baker at 5:30 p.m., followed by Gateway and Mariner. Considering all the ailments and over two seasons graduated. assorted other issues that have ham- Regular season matches for Cape schools begin Monday and Tuesday. See PRESEASON, page 13A pered so many top tennis players late- More photos are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. ly, it probably would be appropriate if Djokovic is somewhat less than 100 Storm puts percent fit. Even if his assessment was: “I am confident that I can recover and be ready.” Run down a list of the sport’s stars off Allen a day before Thursday’s draw in New York, and most have been bothered by something: ceremony ✔ Rafael Nadal, the defending champion, has blisters on his left foot By MEGHAN McCOY and tender fingers that he burned by [email protected] touching a hot ceramic plate at a Cape Coral High School annouced restaurant, of all things. Aside from Wednesday that the event to honor that, there is his 0-5 record against Cape Coral High School alum Nate Djokovic this year, all in finals, and Allen Friday night has been post- upset losses at Montreal and poned due to the forecasted path of Cincinnati. Hurricane Irene. “Sometimes you are playing well; The press release stated that because sometimes you are playing worse,” of the uncertainty of the storm, Allen’s Nadal said. “I am playing a little bit schedule has been affected, so they had worse now than well.” to postpone the event. The retirement of ✔ Roger Federer, who counts five Allen’s jersey will be held at a later U.S. Open titles among his record 16 game in the season, which is still being determined. Grand Slam trophies, also exited rela- Allen graduated from Cape High tively early at those two key hard- in 2006 where he was a four-year court tuneup tournaments. Now he is varsity letterman in both football and facing the real possibility of ending his basketball. He went on to play foot- streak of winning at least one major ball at the University of South Florida championship eight years in a row. He and now plays for the Philadelphia also turned 30 on Aug. 8, and the last Eagles of the NFL. man to win a Grand Slam title after Allen scored more than 1,000 that milestone birthday was Andre points in his basketball career at Agassi at the 2003 Australian Open. ✔ Cape, which earned him a Mr. Serena Williams cited swelling Basketball runner-up for Southwest in her right big toe while pulling out of Florida. As a free safety and quarter- the Cincinnati hard-court tournament, FGCU volleyball opener in Irene’s path back, Allen threw for more than a far-less-worrisome problem than 5,000 yards and won the Rotary Djokovic’s. Williams, who leads ■ Schedule, 13A mer A-Sun foe Campbell (11 a.m.) and tourna- Scholar Athlete Award. active women with 13 Grand Slam Special to the Breeze ment host NCCU (7 p.m.). After graduating from Cape High, singles titles, including three in New FGCU is 2-0 all-time against Elon, win- Allen continued his football career at [email protected] York, is a popular pick in the women’s ning the last meeting 3-0 in August 2008. The USF while studying communications. Florida Gulf Coast University’s volleyball field, even though she’s seeded only Eagles look to avenge last season’s 3-0 loss to He played in the Senior Bowl and was 28th after missing nearly a full year team opens the season this weekend when they the Camels. NCCU has met the Eagles just an All-Big East first-team selection. with a series of health scares. head to Durham, N.C., to play in the NCCU once, taking a 3-0 victory in 2007. Allen also was nominated for the ✔ The top-seeded woman, Caroline Tournament Friday and Saturday. The area Fourth-year Eagles coach Dave Nichols has Wuerffel Trophy in 2009 for commu- Wozniacki, apparently is healthy, but likely will feel some effect from approaching nine players back from last year’s squad that nity service with athletic and academ- is dealing with inconsistent play, los- Hurricane Irene for the weekend. went 7-19 overall (3-7 A-Sun). ic achievement. ing her first two summer hard-court The Eagles, projected to finish fourth in the The Eagles welcome back All-Conference In 2010, Allen was drafted with matches, including one against 19- Atlantic Sun Conference preseason coaches’ performer Jelena Simic, who returns to the the fifth pick in the second round by year-old Christina McHale of New poll, faces Elon in the opener at 3 p.m. Friday. court after sitting out 2010 due to shoulder and the Eagles and played free safety his Jersey. They finish with matches Saturday against for- knee injuries. rookie year. Then again, at least they’re all plan- ning to play at Flushing Meadows. Kim Clijsters, whose three U.S. SCOREBOARD TIDES CHART Open titles include 2009 and 2010, pulled out of the tournament because Florida State League Blue Jays 4, Royals 3 at Cape Coral Bridge of a stomach muscle injury. And 2001 G1: Miracle 3, Mets 0 Rays 3, Tigers 2 (10) Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible champion Lleyton Hewitt withdrew, G2: Mets 4, Miracle 3 Orioles 6, Twins 1 too. Fr 26 High 3:28 AM 0.7 7:05 AM Rise 4:21 AM 13 G1: Stone Crabs 4, Hammerheads 3 White Sox vs. Angels (n) 26 Low 7:45 AM 0.6 7:54 PM Set 6:01 PM At the Cincinnati Masters — where G2: Stone Crabs 5, Hammerheads 1 ● Standings, 13A 26 High 1:27 PM 1.2 No. 2-ranked Nadal and No. 3 Federer G1: Yankees 4, Cubs 3 26 Low 9:52 PM 0.0 both lost in the quarterfinals, before G2: Yankees 6, Cubs 2 National League Sa 27 High 3:43 AM 0.7 7:05 AM Rise 5:24 AM 6 Djokovic bowed out in the final — G1: Marauders 9, Cardinals 4 Pirates 2, Brewers 0 27 Low 8:44 AM 0.6 7:53 PM Set 6:44 PM No. 4 Murray was asked whether all of 27 High 2:23 PM 1.2 G2: Cardinals 7, Marauders 4 Mets 7, Phillies 4 27 Low 10:28 PM 0.1 that might bode well for his chances Manatees 2, Threshers 1 Dodgers 9, Cardinals 4 for a first Grand Slam title in New at Matlacha Pass (Bascule bridge) Tigers vs. Blue Jays, ppd. Rockies 7, Astros 6 (10) Fr 26 High 2:56 AM 1.4 7:05 AM Rise 4:21 AM 13 York. ● Standings, 13A D’backs 4, Nationals 2 26 Low 7:11 AM 1.2 7:55 PM Set 6:01 PM “I’m sure come the start of the U.S. G1: Marlins 6, Reds 5 26 High 12:55 PM 2.2 26 Low 9:18 PM 0.1 Open next Monday, all of them will be American League G2: Reds 3, Marlins 2 fine,” Murray said. “I think each one of Mariners 9, Indians 2 Cubs 3, Braves 2 Sa 27 High 3:11 AM 1.4 7:06 AM Rise 5:25 AM 6 them will be playing great tennis, much 27 Low 8:10 AM 1.1 7:54 PM Set 6:44 PM Red Sox 13, Rangers 2 Padres vs. Giants (n) 27 High 1:51 PM 2.3 better than they have played here.” Athletics 6, Yankees 4 (10) ● Standings, 13A 27 Low 9:54 PM 0.2 Page 13A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Thursday, August 25, 2011 Miracle split twin bill ■ Standings, 13A Gorski struck out Josmil Special to the Breeze Pinto and induced a force out by Oswaldo Arcia. With two [email protected] The Fort Myers Miracle out and runners on the cor- and St. Lucie Mets split a ners, Arcia attempted to steal doubleheader Wednesday second. St. Lucie catcher at Hammond Stadium with Francisco Pena missed the the Miracle winning the target at second base and early game 3-0, but falling Hicks scored from third. A 4-3 in second game. wild throw to third trying to In game one, B.J. get Arcia allowed the run to Hermsen shut down the score. Mets with six shutout Matt Hauser delivered a innings, allowing just three scoreless seventh inning for All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD hits and striking out three his sixth save. while facing just two over In game two, Dock the minimum. Hermsen (2- Doyle smashed a three-run New York 77 50 .606 1 Columbus at Seattle FC, 4 p.m. homer off Miracle starter VOLLEYBALL Tampa Bay 70 58 .547 8 1/2 Houston at Vancouver, 7 p.m. 0) has picked up a win in Toronto 66 63 .512 13 San Jose at Toronto FC, 7 p.m. consecutive starts and has Edgar Ibarra in the second Baltimore 50 77 .394 28 Portland at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. allowed just one earned run inning. The Mets added Central Division Colorado at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. another run in the second on College Detroit 70 59 .543 — FC Dallas at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. in his last 10 innings. FGCU Women Chicago 63 64 .496 6 Real Salt Lake at Chivas USA, 10:30 p.m. The Miracle capitalized a wild pitch and held a 4-0 Upcoming Games Cleveland 63 64 .496 6 Sunday’s Games on Mets miscues to score lead until the fifth. at N.C. Central Tournament, Durham, N.C. Minnesota 55 74 .426 15 New England at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. The Miracle (56-70, 22- Kansas City 53 77 .408 17 1/2 Los Angeles at New York, 7 p.m. three unearned runs in the Aug. 26 — vs. Elon, 4 p.m. 34) wrap up the current Aug. 27 — vs. Campbell, 11 a.m.; vs. N.C. West Division first two innings. The first Texas 74 57 .565 — homestand with the Mets Central, 7 p.m. inning yielded a pair of runs Los Angeles 70 59 .543 3 (67-60, 29-28) Thursday at Oakland 59 70 .457 14 FOOTBALL on one play that featured Seattle 56 73 .434 17 two St. Lucie errors. Hammond Stadium. OUTH OOTBALL Late Games Not Included The Miracle are in fifth Y F NFL Preseason After leadoff singles by Tuesday’s Games Aaron Hicks and James place in the South Division Cleveland 7, Seattle 5, 1st game WEEK 3 standings, 13 games out. Pop Warner Oakland 6, N.Y. Yankees 5 Thursday’s Games Beresford, Mets starter Darin Peace River Conference Seattle 12, Cleveland 7, 2nd game Carolina at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Kansas City 6, Toronto 4 Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Cape Junior at Cypress Hornets Detroit 2, Tampa Bay 1 Washington at Baltimore, 8 p.m. Boston 11, Texas 5 Tarpons add corner LaBelle Longhorns at Cape Youth Storms Friday’s Games North Fort Myers Knights at Clewiston Baltimore 8, Minnesota 1 St. Louis at Kansas City, 8 p.m. L.A. Angels 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Green Bay at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. Special to the Breeze made 13 interceptions (tied Cougars Wednesday’s Games Saturday, Aug. 27 [email protected] for school record) and was Seattle 9, Cleveland 2 Jacksonville at Buffalo, 7 p.m. named All-Conference and Boston 13, Texas 2 N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Robert Lorenzi, one of Oakland 6, N.Y. Yankees 4, 10 innings GOLF Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. the nation’s top corner- All-State two years in a Toronto 4, Kansas City 3 row. Lorenzi was coached Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2, 10 innings Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. backs in pass break ups in Baltimore 6, Minnesota 1 Houston at San Francisco, 8 p.m. 2010, has agreed to terms by Tarpon scout Anthony Coral Oaks Golf Course Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, (n) Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. with the Florida Tarpons. Jackson at Laney. Men’s Golf Association Thursday’s Games Chicago at Tennessee, 8 p.m. “Our staff will continue Two-Man Team Low Net — 8/24 Oakland (Harden 4-2) at N.Y. Yankees New England at Detroit, 8 p.m. The 5-foot-9, 180- 1. Glenn Austreng-Barry Donegan 132; 2. (P.Hughes 4-4), 1:05 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 9 p.m. pound cornerback, graduat- to add talent to our roster; Barry Coome-Walt Baronoski 132; 3. Ed Baltimore (Jo-.Reyes 6-10) at Minnesota San Diego at Arizona, 10 p.m. ed from Bowling Green we believe competition is Whiteman-Joel Pecoraro 136. (Liriano 9-9), 1:10 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28 University. He compiled healthy and will make our Detroit (Fister 5-13) at Tampa Bay (Hellickson New Orleans at Oakland, 8 p.m. football team better,” said 11-8), 1:10 p.m. WEEK 4 17 tackles, seven PBU, Kansas City (Francis 4-14) at Toronto (Cecil 4- Thursday, Sept. 1 two interceptions, and 114 Tarpons coach Michael HIGH SCHOOL 6), 7:07 p.m. Taylor. Boston (A.Miller 5-1) at Texas (Ogando 12-5), Detroit at Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. yards in just seven games 8:05 p.m. Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. last season. The Tarpons have a Volleyball Friday’s Games Baltimore at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Lorenzi started his colle- three-year lease with Tuesday, Aug. 23 Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Miami, 7:30 p.m. giate career at Laney Germain Arena in Estero. Ida Baker Classic N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. The Tarpons begin play in Ida Baker def. Gateway Charter 25-7, 25-8 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. N.Y. Giants at New England, 7:30 p.m. College in Oakland, Calif., Oakland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 7:30 p.m. alongside fellow Tarpon the Ultimate Indoor Football Island Coast def. Mariner 19-25, 25-23, 15- L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 11 Tampa Bay at Washington, 7:30 p.m. League in March 2012. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Carolina, 8 p.m. Chuck Walker. There, he Thursday, Aug. 25 Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cape Coral at South Fort Myers Classic, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. North Fort Myers at Riverdale Classic National League Kansas City at Green Bay, 8 p.m. Mariner, Island Coast at Ida Baker Classic, Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. S PORTS C ALENDAR East Division Tennessee at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 5:30/7 p.m. W L Pct. GB Philadelphia 83 45 .648 — Denver at Arizona, 10 p.m. Atlanta 78 53 .595 6 1/2 San Francisco at San Diego, 10 p.m. Youth Sports Archery Shoot — Nalle Grade Football County Park range, North Fort (Preseason) Washington 62 66 .484 21 Friday, Sept. 2 Aug. 27 & Sept. 6-9 & 10 Myers; sign up 8 a.m., shotgun Friday, Aug. 26 New York 61 68 .473 22 1/2 Oakland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Cape Coral National Little start 9 a.m.; shooting fee $10; rov- Palmetto Ridge at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. Florida 58 72 .446 26 End Preseason League Fall Training & ing field range of 20 3D target sta- Island Coast at Lehigh, 7:30 p.m. Central Division Development League tions plus 14-station NFAA field Ida Baker at Dunbar, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee 78 54 .591 — Registration — Verdow Memorial St. Louis 67 63 .515 10 course. Info: Ben Brown (239) Mariner at DeSoto County, 7:30 p.m. Park, 801 SE 27th Street; register Cincinnati 64 66 .492 13 BASKETBALL 369-6212. Port Charlotte at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Aug. 27 & Sept. Pittsburgh 61 68 .473 15 1/2 Sunday, Sept. 4 Cypress Lake at Bishop Verot, 7:30 p.m. 10, or 6-8 p.m. on Sept. 6-9. Info: Chicago 57 73 .438 20 Lee County Archers 900 Estero at Barron Collier, 7:30 p.m. Jim LoCascio 940-1476; Web: Houston 42 88 .323 35 WNBA Round Event — Nalle Grade South Fort Myers at Gulf Coast, 7:30 p.m. www.ccnlittleleague.com West Division EASTERN CONFERENCE County Park range, North Fort East Lee County at Riverdale, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27 Arizona 71 59 .546 — W L Pct GB Myers; 9 a.m., all skill levels. Info: Keswick Christian at SWF Christian, 7:30 p.m. Free Tennis Play Day — San Francisco 68 61 .527 2 1/2 Indiana 19 8 .704 — Ben Brown (239) 369-6212. Chaminade-Madonna Prep at Naples Lely, Colorado 63 68 .481 8 1/2 Rutenberg Park and Three Oaks Connecticut 17 10 .630 2 Friday, Sept. 16 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 60 69 .465 10 1/2 New York 16 12 .571 3 1/2 Park, Fort Myers; 8 a.m.-11 a.m.; San Diego 60 70 .462 11 free play day for children ages 4- Sunday Morning Men’s Softball Atlanta 14 13 .519 5 League Registration — Shady Oaks Late Games Not Included Chicago 12 15 .444 7 17; see new 10-under tennis Washington 5 21 .192 13 1/2 (played on smaller court) with age Park, Fort Myers; accepting teams BASEBALL Tuesday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE appropriate racquet and ball, for City of Fort Myers ASA league Arizona 2, Washington 0 x-Minnesota 21 6 .778 — meet the pros, lessons, clinics and that begins 12-game season plus Milwaukee 11, Pittsburgh 4 Phoenix 15 11 .577 5 1/2 more. Info: (239) 603-4700, (239) playoffs Sept. 18; fee $490 per Philadelphia 9, N.Y. Mets 4 Seattle 15 12 .556 6 603-4702; Web: www.leecoun- team. Info: Tony 691-4817. Florida State League Cincinnati 8, Florida 6 Second Half San Antonio 13 13 .500 7 1/2 tytennis.com Sept. 23-25 Atlanta 5, Chicago Cubs 4 Los Angeles 12 15 .444 9 13th Summer Slam Fishing North Division L.A. Dodgers 13, St. Louis 2 Thursday, Sept. 1 W L Pct. GB Tulsa 1 24 .040 19 Cape Coral National Little Tournament — Pink Shell Beach Colorado 8, Houston 6 x-clinched playoff spot Resort & Spa; entry fee $250 per Dunedin (Blue Jays) 33 24 .579 — San Diego 7, San Francisco 5 League Annual Meeting — First Tampa (Yankees) 32 25 .561 1 Wednesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Christian Church, 2620 Country person (angler division, $125 per Clearwater (Phillies) 29 28 .509 4 Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 0 Los Angeles 86, Washington 82, OT Club Blvd.; 7 p.m.; vote on league person (youth division); 5 a.m. Sat. Brevard Co. (Brewers) 26 30 .464 6 1/2 N.Y. Mets 7, Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 83, Chicago 80 constitution, elect 2012 board of check-in at Bayside Marina, lines in x-Daytona (Cubs) 25 31 .446 7 1/2 L.A. Dodgers 9, St. Louis 4 Minnesota 78, Tulsa 72 directors; volunteers who pay $1 water at 7 a.m., weigh station open Lakeland (Tigers) 23 31 .426 8 1/2 Colorado 7, Houston 6, 10 innings New York 74, Phoenix 70 membership fee allowed to vote. 1-5 p.m.; last chance to qualify for South Division Florida 6, Cincinnati 5, 1st game Seattle 63, San Antonio 55 Grand Championship on Nov. 4-6. Wednesday's Games Info: Jim LoCascio 940-1476; Bradenton (Pirates) 35 21 .625 — Arizona 4, Washington 2 Web: www.ccnlittle league.com Info: Ron Riley (239) 671-9347, Palm Beach (Cardinals) 34 24 .586 2 No games scheduled Cincinnati 3, Florida 2, 2nd game Through Sept. 2 Kristi Riley (239) 850-1707; Web: Charlotte (Rays) 30 27 .526 5 1/2 Chicago Cubs 3, Atlanta 2 Thursday's Games www.caloosacatchandrelease.com Tulsa at Seattle, 10 p.m. Cal Ripken Baseball Fall Ball x-St. Lucie (Mets) 29 28 .509 6 1/2 San Diego at San Francisco, (n) Friday, Oct. 7 Fort Myers (Twins) 22 34 .393 13 Friday's Games Registration — Players age 4-12 Thursday’s Games eligible for T-ball & coach-pitch Servpro Golfing For Charity Jupiter (Marlins) 22 37 .373 14 1/2 Atlanta (Beachy 6-2) at Chicago Cubs (Garza Phoenix at Connecticut, 7:30 p.m. x-clinched first half San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. (ages 4-5) and all other divisions Tournament — West Bay Club, 6-9), 2:20 p.m. Estero; registration 8 a.m., shotgun Arizona (Miley 0-1) at Washington (Lannan 8- Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. register 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays at Miracle Record: 22-35 (56-70) Tulsa at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Athletic Office, 1015 Cultural start 9 a.m.; entry fee $100 per play- Home: 30-34 Away: 26-36 Streak: L-1 9), 7:05 p.m. er, proceeds benefit Harry Chapin Cincinnati at Florida, ppd., rain Park Blvd. (City Hall) or online for Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh (Morton 9-6) at St. Louis (E.Jackson season that runs Sept. 12-Nov. 10; Food Bank (nonperishable food Fort Myers 2, St. Lucie 1, 5 innings, comp. of 2-2), 8:15 p.m. ON THE AIR T-ball & coach-pitch fee $30 per donations collected prior to tourna- susp. game Houston (Sosa 0-2) at San Francisco player, all other divisions $60 per ment). Info: (239) 334-7007; Web: St. Lucie at Fort Myers, ppd., rain (Vogelsong 10-3), 10:15 p.m. player; managers & coaches www.harrychapinfoodbank.org Jupiter 11, Charlotte 5 Friday’s Games needed for each age group. Info: Leading Edge Charity Golf Bradenton 1, Palm Beach 1, tie, 3 innings, Florida at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. On Television Bernie Howard (239) 242-3485; Tournament — Gulf Harbour susp., rain Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. TODAY Web: www.capeparks.net Golf & Country Club, Fort Myers; Dunedin 6, Lakeland 1 Washington at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 1 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Tigers vs. Rays Through Sept. 8 registration 7:30 a.m., shotgun Brevard County at Clearwater, (n) Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 2:10 p.m. — WGN (cable) Baseball: Braves vs. Cape Coral Junior/Senior Fall start 8:30 a.m., awards luncheon Daytona at Tampa, ppd., rain Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Cubs Baseball Registration — follows tournament; entry fee Dunedin 6, Lakeland 1 3 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: The Barclays San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Registering players ages 13-16 (as of $125 per person, $450 per four- Wednesday's Games Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Reds vs. Marlins May 1, 2012) for fall season running some, sponsorships available for Fort Myers 3, St. Lucie 0, 1st game Houston at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NFL Exhibition: $250-$4,000; proceeds benefit St. Lucie 4, Fort Myers 3, 2nd game September through November; reg- Redskins vs. Ravens The Gabriel House home for Charlotte 4, Jupiter 3, 1st game 8 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Little League World Series ister through Sept. 8 at Parks & Rec., Charlotte 5, Jupiter 1, 2nd game 8 p.m. — GLF (cable) LPGA Golf City Hall, 1015 Cultural Park Blvd., abandoned, displaced, underpriv- Tampa 4, Daytona 3, 1st game SOCCER 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: The Barclays 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays; fee $70 ileged & medically needy chil- Tampa 6, Daytona 2, 2nd game Friday per player. Info: Ryan Robbins (239) dren. Info: (239) 433-4471; Web: Bradenton 9, Palm Beach 4, comp. of susp. 3 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: The Barclays 242-3489. www.leadingedgeonline.com game 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Women’s Tennis Saturday, Sept. 10 Friday, Oct. 14 Brevard County 2, Clearwater 1 College FGCU Founders Cup Golf FGCU Men 7 p.m. — SUN (cable) Baseball: Rays vs. Blue Lee County Rage Fastpitch Palm Beach 7, Bradenton 4, 7 innings Jays Tournament — Pelican’s Nest Upcoming Games Softball Tryout — Burton Park, Cape Lakeland at Dunedin, ppd., rain 7 p.m. — FSN (cable) Baseball: Marlins vs. Golf Club, Bonita Springs; 11:30 Aug. 26 — vs. FAU, 7 p.m. Coral; 9-11 a.m.; seeking motivated Thursday's Games Phillies players age 14-18 with desire to take a.m. lunch, 1:15 p.m. shotgun St. Lucie at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. FGCU Women 7:30 p.m. — ESPN (cable) Auto Racing: their game to the next level. Info: start; registration $2,000 per four- Palm Beach at Bradenton, 7 p.m. NASCAR Nationwide Series Upcoming Games Coach Jim (239) 218-2251; e-mail: some ($500 per individual), spon- Brevard County at Clearwater, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) NFL Exhibition: sorships available; proceeds go to Lakeland at Dunedin, 7 p.m. Aug. 26 — at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Packers vs. Colts [email protected] Aug. 28 — at Davidson, 1 p.m. FGCU Foundation. Info: Michele Daytona at Tampa, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. — WGN (cable) Baseball: Cubs vs. General Info Kroffke (239) 590-1074; Web: Brewers www.fgcu.edu/foundation; email: Major League Soccer 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: The Barclays Cape Coral Bass Club — American League [email protected] East Division Wednesday’s Game 9 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) High School Meeting first Tuesday each month, Oct. 21-23 W L Pct. GB Chivas USA at Portland, (n) Football: Armwood (Fla.) vs. Bishop Gorman 7:30 p.m., Caloosahatchee RedSnook Catch & Release Boston 79 50 .612 — Saturday’s Games (Nev.) Moose Lodge 2395 on Cape Coral Parkway; men, women, Tournament — Kickoff party Oct. children who love to bass fish 21 at Naples Yacht Club, anglers welcome; tournaments held launch 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 22 & 23 locally and out of town. Info: Jim from Naples, Goodland & Preseason: Final tuneup for openers Lewis 945-7188; Web: Chokoloskee; open to all amateur www.capecoralbassclub.com anglers competing in largest, grand Continued from page 12A chemistry and a blue-collar attitude heavily. Cape Coral Tarpon Hunters slam, corporate team, as well as can help the Knights overcome return- Bishop Verot embarks on a season Club — Meeting third Thursday top female and junior angler; regis- “We only have one returning (March through September) each tration online limited to first 60 ing just 12 of 22 starters. “The young that the Vikings hope turns into their month, 7 p.m., Cape Coral Yacht teams. Info: (239) 403-4219; Web: starter on defense,” said Seahawks guys are working hard to fill the shoes fifth straight winning season. Club; 40th anniversary year; club www.conservancy.org/redsnook coach Brad Metheny, “and only four of those who left us.” The biggest challenge facing the catches and releases all tarpon; Saturday, Oct. 29 back on offense.” Mariner High coach Chris Siner is Vikings is to fill the shoes of graduat- social and competitive club, hosts Cape Coral Hooters Fall Returning senior T.J. Giles fills rookie seminars, tournaments for Charity Golf Event — Palmetto excited to enter a season where he has ed quarterback Jake Kistel. Four can- youth and adults. Info: Gary Pine Country Club, registration one slot on both units while the defen- directed the team through spring and didates are vying for the starting job. Jackson (239) 898-2980. 7:30 a.m., shotgun start 8:30 sive unit has been handed over to summer workouts. Coach Phil Dorn says they all had a Cape Coral Sailing Club — a.m.; entry fee $340 per four- mostly JV experienced players. “It’s makes a huge difference,” good chance at winning it, but he was- Meeting fourth Wednesday each some, corporate foursome spon- A 3-7 record last season, including month, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral sorship $440 (includes hole spon- said Siner. “I got to know the kids and n’t leaning toward any one of them Yacht Club, 5819 Driftwood sorship), tee & green sponsorships losing the last five games, left a bad they got to know me. I got to see our just yet. That may change after Pkwy.; adults interested in boating $100; proceeds benefit Moffitt taste for the Red Knights. strengths and our weaknesses, and Friday’s preseason game with (sail or power), cruising or arm- Cancer Center. Info: Cape Coral “We had four freshmen play varsi- how each player developed.” Cypress Lake. chair are welcome. Info: Ron Hooters (239) 945-4700. ty and fill roles last season. A number Miniter 945-7761. Siner is enthusiastic about return- Meanwhile, other season-opening Sailing Singles Club — Happy NOTE: See the entire Sports of the games were close. We just did- ing eight starters on offense, including matchups include Ida Baker at Estero, Hour gathering first Friday each Calendar online at www.cape- n’t put it together,” said coach Barry the entire offensive line and a trio of and Island Coast “hosting” Delaware month, 5 p.m., general meeting coral-daily-breeze.com. Send Goettemoeller, who believes team runningbacks the Tritons will lean on Valley (Pa.) in Orlando. third Thursday each month, 7 information about your group’s p.m.; learn to sail with us; new upcoming events at least two members and captains with sail- weeks in advance to: Daily boats welcome. Info: Diane (239) Breeze Sports Calendar, 2510 Del If you have a sports news tip, community event or feature story idea on any subject ... 463-0993. Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL Sunday, Aug. 21 33904; or send e-mail to: breeze- Send e-mail details to: [email protected] Lee County Archers 3D [email protected] Page 14A Thursday, August 25, 2011 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE Lee County School district touts minority hiring efforts By MEGHAN McCOY well as 125 non-minority classification list if he or she is hired into a position, did not noon. She said the majority of the internal [email protected] employees. respond to two or more contact attempts from candidates are employed by the district and The Lee County School District contin- Jennifer Pincoski, teacher on assignment personnel, did not respond to communication are looking to advance their careers from sup- ues its efforts in recruiting minority employ- for recruitment and retention, said they have attempts from hiring manager or the district port staff to teachers and from teachers to ees for administrator, instructional and non- a committee working on recruitment efforts received poor feedback concerning the appli- administrators. instructional positions with 147 minority for internal employees and external appli- cant. “They are aspiring to be teachers and personnel hired for fiscal year 2012 so far. cants. Pincoski said once the applicant goes administrators,” Monroe said. Among minority classifications, the dis- She said they identify external applicants through the process they are then linked to She said they have some great success sto- trict has hired one Asian, two African by running a monthly query to catch minori- the positions they requested. ries of internal candidates who moved up in Americans, one Hispanic and one white ty applicants with TI scores of a 73 or higher The site Sharepoint, which the district their career. Those stories include an employ- administrator. In addition, eight Asian, 27 because that is the district’s average. If the uses to allow principals, assistant principals ee who began working in the district as a bus African American, 24 Hispanic, one applicants express an interest, Pincoski said and personnel specialties to view the appli- driver. That employee is now a teacher. American Indian or Alaskan Indian and 358 their information is then forwarded to a certi- cant’s information, is updated every Friday. Dr. Greg Adkins, chief human resource non-minority classification, or Caucasian, fication analyst, which decreases the list of The information posted includes their name, officer said they will continue to engage com- instructional employees were new hires for candidates because not everyone who applies credentials, contact information and linked munity groups in an effort to funnel minority the fiscal year 2012. For the non-instruction has the correct credentials. postings. applicants in the district’s direction. new hires of 2012, the district brought in Once the applicants are identified they are Ranice Monroe, professional standards “We are here to help,” he said, adding that minority classifications that consist of one contacted on a weekly basis about potential and equity director shared information it has been neat to see these people finally Asian, 40 African Americans, 40 Hispanics, job matches. regarding minority recruitment with internal have someone to help them in the process. two American Indian or Alaskan Native as The applicant is taken off of the contact candidates to the school board Tuesday after- Bid to increase superintendent’s purchasing power gets little support By MEGHAN McCOY “We are at the end of the school year and added that he believes the board has not you know you have deadlines, you plan [email protected] we are attempting to get all the things done stopped any purchases between $25,000 and accordingly. The majority of the Lee County School for the next year,” she said. “The high volume $50,000. “If we know that there are going to be this Board said they could not support a $25,000 of bids and contracts could be one of the Board Member Jeanne Dozier said she many meetings, then we know that we need increase to the superintendent’s purchasing issues faced with getting it done.” cannot support raising the threshold to to have contracts at the board’s table, so all of authority without school board approval Campbell said they want to do everything $50,000 because she knows what is expect- your work can be done when it needs to be Tuesday afternoon. thoroughly and analyze the information, ed of her from the people she represents. done,” she said. The proposal would increase the superin- among other details before it is ready for “I am slipping down a slide and it’s not Board Member Don Armstrong also said tendent’s purchasing authority from $25,000 board approval. fun,” she said. “I know what the expectation could not support the $50,000 authority to $50,000. Assistant Director of Procurement Susan of the people I deal with is. One of the things amount. The revision came before the board due to Malay said what they are asking is not about that they expect is oversight, this is giving up Vice Chairman Mary Fischer said when concerns district personnel had about obtain- contracts, but rather about purchase requisi- part of the oversight.” they had a workshop concerning the policy in ing board approval when making purchases tions. She said those are not received in Dozier said if she approved the $50,000 previous months, they were provided with of more than $25,000 during the summer advance and they are a part of doing business threshold she knows what kind of calls she data that showed that most of the school dis- months when school board meetings are not over the summer. would receive, which she said would be tricts either adopted the $50,000 purchasing as frequent. “That is when we have the high volume,” uncomfortable for her. authority threshold or were in the process of Financial Accounting and Property she said. “We can’t plan in advance because “You don’t have a threat made to your doing so. Records Director Greta Campbell said the we don’t know in a certain time.” job,” she said. “That is the type of conversa- “The fact that this is available to us on the summer months are problematic because Malay said 195 purchases have come tions that come to us. I am here at the will of website needs to be a consideration. We can there is only one meeting a month. She said before the board in the past year. the people. My service is their expectation of advertise that to the public that they can some of the purchases that need to be made Board Chairman Thomas Scott said he me. The people will not take kindly to this.” access that information at their whim,” relate to some of the departments that do would like to see a quarterly recap of the Dozier said Tuesday afternoon that she Fischer said. “We are spending the money work over the summer. expenditures that have been made. He also had to respectively ask what do you do when anyway.”

City candidate forums To Go set for today and Friday Cape Coral City of Cape Coral Republicans Club Breeze Staff Reports candidate debates The Cape Coral Republican Club will be host- [email protected] The city of Cape Coral will host a pair of candidate ing city council candidate forum (Republican candi- The City of Cape Coral will host the first of its two candidate debates on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 25-26, at 7 date) on Aug. 30, at the Palmetto Pines Country debates today, beginning a 7 p.m. p.m. each night at City Hall in the council chambers. Club.; 1949 SW (9th Ct., Cape Coral. Time: 6:30 Districts 2 and 7 will be featured on Thursday, while Districts 3 and The debates also will air on CapeTV. p.m. social; 7 p.m. Forum 5 will be featured on Friday. This event is open to the public. Come and hear Both debates are expected to run 90 minutes and will be held in city NWNA to hold candidate what the candidate’s positions are on Cape Coral council chambers. issues. Be informed to be an educated voter. For those residents who will be unable to attend in person, both forums Aug. 29 and 31 debates will be televised on Cape TV, channel 98 on Comcast cable. The Northwest Cape Coral Neighborhood The debates also will be recorded and eventually posted on the Association Inc. will host a two-night Cape Coral SWNA to host city’s website for viewing up until the primary election on Tuesday, City Council Candidates’ Forum Monday, Aug. 29, Sept. 13, according to a press release from the city. and Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 7 p.m., at Mariner High candidate forum Sept. 7 Tom Hayden, Cape Coral editor for the News-Press, and Valarie School auditorium, at 701 Chiquita Blvd., North (at The Southwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Harring, executive editor for Breeze Newspapers,will be the guest pan- the corner of Tropicana Boulevard). Association will hold its second planned forum for elists. The debates will be moderated by Jeff Koehn with Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for seating. The forums candidates seeking seats on city council in the Oasis CapeCoral.com. are open to the public. Charter Elementary School Cafeteria on on The public is invited to attend. All registered voters in Cape Coral are eligible to Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 7 p.m. The candidate forums will continue next week when the Northwest vote in all the district races in the primary election on The forum will feature candidates from District 3 Neighborhood Association hosts two town hall meetings on Monday, Sept. 13. and 5. Aug. 29 and Wednesday, Aug. 31. Cape Coral City Council seats in Districts 2, 3, 5 This forum, as well as all SWCCNA meetings, The Aug. 29 forum will feature Dan Sheppard, Lenny Nesta, Alan and 7 are up for re-election this year, and there are 18 are open to all. Anyone interested in having their Sheppard, Carlos Alvarez, Bennie Barnes, James McManus, Charles candidates seeking 4-year terms in the four districts. questions presented to the candidates is asked to sub- Stanton, William ‘Scott’ Morris and Michael Garr. Event planners are Alex McAlister, Rick Williams mit those questions in writing to the moderator, The Aug. 31 forum will feature Pete Brandt, John Carioscia, Joe and Rich O’Donnell. Marilyn Stout, before the meeting is called to order. Coviello, Bill Deile, Richard Leon, Rana Erbrick, Dave Stokes, Erica The forum moderator will be Alex McAlister and Additional information can be obtained by e-mail Warren and Derrick Donnell. the timekeeper will be Dan Fitzgerald. at [email protected] or by visiting their The Cape Coral Republican Club will host its forum Tuesday at 7 For more information about NWNA, please visit website www.SWCCNA.com p.m. at Palmetto Pines Country Club. http://www.nwcape.com or email Finally, the Southwest Neighborhood Association will host its sec- [email protected]. ond candidate forum on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at Oasis Middle School. The forum will feature candidates from Districts 3 and 5. Their pre- vious forum, held Aug. 10, featured candidates from Districts 2 and 7. Forums: Non-partisan primary election is set for Sept. 13 From page 1A District 3 incumbent Bill Deile didn’t better job than all of them,” he said. Civic fosters misinformation. agree, saying that code faced a tough assign- LePera said it was important to ask candi- Cape Coral City Council races are non- amid Lee’s other municipalities. ment. dates their thoughts on banning the organiza- partisan, citywide elections meaning regis- No candidates offered specific solutions, “Code has a difficult job and they’re tion from the Yacht Club. tered voters can cast a ballot in each race, but many agreed that the city could not strive, understaffed,” Deile said. “It’s not an easy “This group has been meeting here before no matter party affiliation, no matter the or exist, outside the bounds of those relation- job.” Cape Coral was even a city,” she said. “It’s district in which they live. ships. Deile was the subject of one direct ques- important for our members that members of The City of Cape Coral Primary “Anything we can do to be with the coun- tion by Civic, which asked other candidates council don’t use the dais to discredit a civic Election is Sept. 13 ty, we should do it,” said District 5 candidate their position on his efforts to ban the group organization.” Early voting is Sept. 3 and Sept. 6-Sept. James McManus. from using the Yacht Club for their meetings LePera said there will be a “survivors” 10 Fellow District 5 Candidate William due to a controversy over who could tape the forum later for the candidates who make it The City of Cape Coral General “Scott” Morris said, “It’s time to repair those open-to-the-public seasons. through the primary election, and the ques- Election, which will feature the top two relationships, whatever it takes.” Deile defended his actions, saying the tions for that forum will be more difficult. vote getters in each primary race is Nov. 8. When asked what he thought of the job group excluded a credentialed reporter from District 2 candidates Pete Brandt and Dan Voter registration book closes Oct. 11 code enforcement was doing, District 3 can- videotaping a meeting at the Yacht Club. Sheppard did not attend. Early voting will be held Oct. 31 didate Alan Sheppard said the department Deile also joked that he was one of the Sheppard had a conflict. through Nov.5 might be better served if it were taken back city’s public information officers. Brandt previously wrote in a letter to the under police department rule. “The city has three PIO’s … and I do a editor the Cape Coral Breeze that he felt Rates: Solid waste collection fees expected to dip slightly From page 1A planned,” he added. and that has helped to lower the rates. their trash and recycleables collected. Next Lee County, which processes Cape Coral’s Councilmember Pete Brandt said the “We’re rolling bonds over and able to year residents will pay $160.54 for the recycleables. city’s water rates are not out of line with get a better interest rate,” Sullivan said. same service. “A 44 percent increase in our recycling cities of comparable size and that in his In other news, the city’s solid waste col- Waste Pro Regional Vice President is bringing money back to the city and cit- house, he, his wife, and dogs regularly rack lection rates are going down by a few dol- Keith Banasiak said the city has increased izens are getting a dividend for their trash, up only $60 - $70 bills. lars, according to Billing Services its recycling efforts by 43 percent over the basically,” Chulakes-Leetz said. Mayor John Sullivan said the city has Manager Bill Boyd. previous fiscal year. been able to strengthen itself financially Last year residents paid $168 to have The city receives some funds back from Re-zoning: Some propose re-thinking land use decision From page 1A his home and his neighborhood to retain city staff and Councilmember Bill Deile to neighborhood for the future. overwhelmingly reliant on residential the qualities that brought him here in the address the neighborhood’s concerns. Councilmember Chris Chulakes-Leetz property taxes, the land use changes were first place. Deile represents Parsons as his District 3 thought council just simply made a mistake meant to foster future commercial growth “We’re not bomb throwers, we want to councilman. by voting to approve a land use change that and, in turn, create an improved commer- work with the city,” Parsons added. “We “The goal is to preserve the character of encompassed part of a neighborhood cial tax base. realize Chiquita will inevitably be com- the community and find the best way to do where residents very clearly don’t want Southwest 15 Place runs parallel to mercial along the frontage.” that,” Deile said Monday. their homes designated part of a commer- Chiquita Boulevard. And while Parsons Council voted unanimously to support Councilmember Pete Brandt thought cial zone. understands that roadway will one day delaying the rezoning decision until Nov. the best decision would be to change the “It’s OK to go backwards if we made a develop into one of Cape Coral’s major 14. land use designation back to its previous mistake on the land use,” he said. commercial thoroughfares, he just wants Meanwhile, Parsons is working with residential status, therefore saving the Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Thursday, August 25, 2011

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HELEN S. ANDRE NOW!!! $$$ As seen on TV.$$$ Mon-Sat 10:30AM-6PM SEPTEMBER RENT Deceased Injury Lawsuit Dragging? Need Sunday by appt. FREE NOTICE TO CREDITORS $500-$500,000++within 48/hrs? (239) 671-1356 Indoor garage sale, (witha1-year lease) The administration of the estate of Low rates APPLY NOW BY Sunday, Aug 28th. New today! HELEN S. ANDRE, deceased, PHONE! Call Today! Toll-Free: 11:00am-3:00pm 221 Cape Coral Pkwy whose date of death was March 9, (800) 568-8321 Huge moving sale. Tools new A/C Free to public! Vendor tables $20.00. 2-Bedroom Duplexes 2011; is pending in the Circuit www.lawcapital.com unit, washer/dryer, living/ din- Totally Renovated NFM, 1.3 acres (+-), 3 mobile 5817 Driftwood Parkway, homes. 8055 Breeze Drive. Court for Lee County, Florida, ingroom, tv, lots of household items. Yacht Club Complex. Includes all appliances Probate Division; File No. 11-CP- Patio furniture, mirrors, dishes, Water/ SewerIncluded Remodeled, 3/1, privacy fence, tiki (239) 574-0807 bar. 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Myers downtown, 27th, 11:00AM Jackson County, NC 8AM, 325 Sonnet Lane, Serendipity tingent or unliquidated claims, and Help Wanted West 1st Street, 10% BP NCL # 1787 (800)241-7591 who have been served a copy of Mobile Home Park, everything must www.jltodd.com (800)289-7512 go. 1BR/1BA, tile, this notice, must file their claims Apply Now, 12 Drivers Needed Top Miscellaneous screened balcony, www.wcproperties.com with this Court WITHIN THE 5% 2 Mos. CDL Class A Driving Exp washer/dryer, LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS (877)258-8782 heated pool, undercover AFTER THE DATE OF THE www.meltontruck.com AIRLINES ARE HIRING - Train for high paying Aviation Maintenance Automobiles assigned parking, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Driver Start a New Career! 100% Career. FAA approved program. secured entrance, NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Paid CDL Training! No Experience Financial aid if qualified - Housing All Abandoned Vehicles no pets. $690/mo., AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Required. Recent Grads or Exp available. CALL Aviation Institute of We Buy Any Type OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Available Oct 1. ON THEM. Drivers: Sign On Bonus!CRST Maintenance (866) 314-3769 For Junk. Call (239) 641-9155 EXPEDITED (800)326-2778 Free Pick Up. All other creditors of the decedent www.JoinCRST.com DIRECTV Summer Special! 1 Year $$ We Pay Cash $$ and other persons who have FREE Showtime! 3 mos FREE claims or demands against the DRIVERS- WEEKLY HOMETIME 7-Days per week. HBO/Starz/Cinemax! NFL SUNDAY Tile or no title decedent’s estate, including for most lanes. Up to 42cpm! Daily TICKET Free- Choice Homes For Rent unmatured, contingent or unliqui- or weekly pay. No forced dispatch to Call John Ultimate/Premier- Pkgs from (239) 297-8772 dated claims, must file their claims NYC or Canada. CDL-A, 3 months $29.99/mo. Call by 9/12! (800)363- Cape Coral- Annual & Vacation with this court WITHIN THREE (3) recent experience. (800)414-9569. 3755 Rentals Available. Call for locations MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF & more info. Blue Sky Realty (239) www.driveknight.com Buick 2003 Lesabre LTD, excellent THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 573-1239. Or visit us at THIS NOTICE. Dry Cleaning Business is looking condition, 70,403m, garage-kept, www.blueskybuilders.net to hire a front counter person. Sporting Goods carfax. $7,500. (239) 489-3693 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL Part-time to start, may go to full BE FOREVER BARRED. Toyota, 2004, Corolla CE. 32MPG. Cape Coral, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME time in season. Call (239) 671- New tires, brakes, 64K. $6995. home for rent, 1252 Colt Cobra, 38 Special, PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, blue, wood grip, (239) 540-2484 2107 SE 11th Street, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) good condition. 3BR/2BA/2Car, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE MECHANICS quiet neighborhood, experienced with Improved second model DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 1974 with shrouded ejector screened enclosed pool, IS BARRED. light to heavy duty Sail Boats fenced yard, truck repairs, rod, THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- $525. appliances, TION OF THIS NOTICE IS must have own tools, Laguna sailboat, 30ft., 15HP tile, carpet, PROBATE excellent pay (239) 699-3546 Yanmar diesel, sleeps 6, $17,990. AUGUST 25, 2011. $895./month, Personal Representative: and benefits available, (239) 645-3544 deposit, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR call (239) 334-1196 LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEBORAH FARIAS pets accepted, 2520 Farrance Court for interview. Auctions & Bazaars (239) 470-8069 PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.: 11-CP-001220 North Fort Myers, FL 33917 CAPE CORAL BREEZE Attorney for Personal Part Time or Full Time Division Probate ARCADIA ANTIQUE FAIR Cape Coral, SE, 3BR/2BA, super IN RE: ESTATE OF Representative: positions available, AUGUST 27th, 8AM-3PM Joan DeMichael Henry be your own boss, clean. Not a foreclosure. JUAN MIGUEL SANCHEZ-PER- Downtown Arcadia, SPORTS $800/month. Pets ok. (239) 850- DOMO, LUSK, DRASITES & TOLISANO, make serious money. West Oak Street P.A. Tupperware rated #1 Have a sports news tip? 0542 Deceased. SR70 & US17 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 202 Del Prado Boulevard company for working PLUS 24 Antique Shops Send email details Cape Coral SE, 3/2/2, pool, central- Cape Coral, Florida 33990 families by the ly located, close to hospital, school The administration of the estate of in four blocks. JUAN MIGUEL SANCHEZ-PER- (239)574-7442 Orlando Sentinel. arcadiaFLantiques.com to breezesports@ and shopping, w/d hook-up, security FLORIDA BAR #0136352 Call (239) 574-3711 deposit required. (217) 690-9679 DOMO, deceased, whose date of (863) 993-5105 breezenewspapers.com death was January 19, 2011, is August 25, September 1, 2011 pending in the Circuit Court for 85884 Page 2B Thursday, August 25, 2011 CAPE- CORAL- DAILY- BREEZE. COM C APE C ORAL B REEZE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR deceased, whose date of death Cape Coral, FL 33990 Trustee for the MLMI Trust Series IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND fictitious name of Family Practice LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA was July 4, 2011, is pending in the Attorney for Petitioner: 2006-HE3 is Plaintiff and FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Center at Clayton Court, and that PROBATE DIVISION Circuit Court for LEE County, DIANE M. DRAMKO, ESQ. LUCIENE CALDAS A/K/A CASE NO: 08-015179-CA-L said firm is composed of the fol- File No.: 11-CP 1187 Florida, Probate Division, the Florida Bar #: 767743 LUCENE CALDAS A/K/A LUCINE COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, lowing persons whose names and IN RE: ESTATE OF address of which is 1700 Monroe The Law Office of Diane M. Dramko, CALDAS A/K/A LUIENE CAL- INC. places of residence are as fol- MABEL M. BRISTOL Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The Esq. DAS; GERALDO CALDAS; Plaintiff, lows: Ownership of Family Deceased. names and addresses of the per- 1423 SE 16th Place, Ste. #102 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; vs. Practice Center at Clayton Court: NOTICE TO CREDITORS sonal representative and the per- Cape Coral, FL 33990 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and OSVALDO VELARDE; TATIANA is Lee Memorial Health System, The administration of the estate of sonal representatives’ attorney 239-574-4171 ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES DESPOT; UNKNOWN TENANT 2780 Cleveland Avenue, MOC Mabel M. Bristol, deceased, are set forth below. 239-574-8918 fax CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; 459, Fort Myers, FL 33901. whose date of death was June 21, All creditors of the decedent and August 18, 25, 2011 THROUGH, UNDER OR ABBOTTS’ BACK-HOE SER- It is our intention to apply to the 2011, is pending in the Circuit other persons having claims or 85816 AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- VICE, INC.; MEADOWS PROP- Department of State, Division of Court for Lee County, Florida, demands against decedent’s DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR ERTIES, INC., unknown heirs, Corporations, State of Florida to Probate Division, the address of estate on whom a copy of this HAVING OR CLAIMING TO devisees, grantees, creditors, register the said name of Family which is P.O. Box 9346, Fort notice is required to be served HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR and other unknown persons or Practice Center at Clayton Court Myers, FL 33902. The names and must file their claims with this FORECLOSURES INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY unknown spouses claiming by, under the provision of Chapter 90- addresses of the personal repre- court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE HEREIN DESCRIBED, are through and under any of the 267 (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of sentative and the personal repre- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants, I will sell to the high- above-named Defendants, Florida (Section 865.09, Florida sentative’s attorney are set forth THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CIVIL DIVISION est and best bidder for cash at Defendants. Statutes), 1990. below. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS CASE NO. 362008CA051936 Lee County’s Public Auction web- AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- August 25, 2011 All creditors of the decedent and AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE XXXXXX site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, CLOSURE SALE 85883 other persons having claims or OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE CITIBANK N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 NOTICE is hereby given that the demands against the decedent’s ON THEM. THE MLMI TRUST SERIES a.m. on the 3 day of October, undersigned Clerk of the Circuit estate on whom a copy of this All other creditors of the decedent 2006-HE5, 2011, the following described Court of Lee County, Florida, will AUCTIONS Notice is required to be served and other persons having claims Plaintiff, property as set forth in said Order on the 19 day of September, must file their claims with this or demands against decedent’s vs. or Final Judgment, to-wit: 2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at A SALE IS TO BE HELD AT: Moss court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 estate must file their claims with JUDE K. DESRONVIL; et. al., LOT 30, MACKABOY FARMS, A www.lee.realforeclose. com, in Marine, 450 Harbor Court, Fort MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Defendants. RESUBDIVISION OF LOTS 4, 5, accordance with chapter 45 Myers Beach, FL 33931, 239- FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS AFTER THE DATE OF THE RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT 6, 7 AND PART OF LOT 3 AND Florida Statute, offer for sale and 765-6677 COMMENCING AT NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TO CHAPTER 45 RIVER ROAD, SECTIONS 8 AND sell at public sale to the highest 8:00 AM on Oct. 21, 2011. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A NOTICE. 9, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, and best bidder for cash, the fol- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- RANGE 26 EAST, ACCORDING lowing-described property situate THEM. THE TIME PERIODS SET suant to an Order or Summary TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE- in Lee County, Florida: 2006 BBB 3 $7103.00 All other creditors of the decedent FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Final Judgment of foreclosure OF AS RECORDED IN O.R. Lots 13 and 14, Block 4206, Cape BBB53KCUB606 and other persons having claims THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE filed May 8, 2009 and an Order BOOK 579, PAGE 689, PUBLIC Coral Subdivision Unit 60, accord- FL688ND or demands against decedent’s WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Resetting Sale dated August 19, RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, ing to the plat thereof recorded in estate must file their claims with NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 2011, and entered in Case No. FLORIDA Plat Book 19, Pages 154 through 1983 ROBAL $14565.40 this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, 362008CA051936 of the Circuit ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 169, inclusive, of the Public RALAR423M83C AFTER THE DATE OF THE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Court of the Twentieth Judicial INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Records of Lee County, Florida. FL0363ET FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Circuit in and for Lee County, FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, pursuant to the Final Judgment NOTICE. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Florida, wherein CITIBANK N.A. OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY entered in a case pending in said 2000 LAR 1 $6255.00 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN IS BARRED. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMI OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF Court, the style of which is indicat- LAR58979K900 THE TIME PERIODS SET FOR The date of first publication of this TRUST SERIES 2006-HE5 is THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ed above. FL2801RA IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE notice is August 25, 2011 Plaintiff and JUDE K. A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Any person or entity claiming an August 18, 25, 2011 FLORIDA PROBATE CODE Personal Representative: DESRONVIL; CLAIRZIMAINE AFTER THE SALE. interest in the surplus, if any, 85801 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Mary Ellen Pink DESRONVIL A/K/A CLAIRIZ- DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on resulting from the forcefulness NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION: NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 6516 Prairie Ridge Road IMIENE DESRONVIL; MORT- August 19, 2011 sale, other than the property THE FOLLOWING REPAIR GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- SHOPS PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Aimes, IA 50014 TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS CHARLIE GREEN owner as of the date of the Lis ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Attorney for Personal NOMINEE FOR AEGIS FUND- As Clerk, Circuit Court Pendens, must file a claim on YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Representative: ING CORPORATION MIN NO. By: S. Hughes same with the Clerk of Court with- Gives notice of lien and intent to sell DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH LaDonna J. Cody 100014720008986767; As Deputy Clerk in 60 days after the foreclosure pursuant to subsection 713.585 of IS BARRED. LaDonna J. Cody, P.A. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; August 25, September 1, 2011 sale. the FL ST, to satisfy any liens. The date of first publication of this Florida Bar No. 342661 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and 85868 WITNESS my hand and official seal Interested parties may call the notice is August 18, 2011. 12661 New Brittany Blvd. ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE of said Court this 19 day of number listed below. Be advised Personal Representative: Fort Myers, Florida 33907 CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, COUNTY, FLORIDA. August, 2011. that the owner and or lienholder Timothy A. Stephenson Telephone: (239) 939-6161 THROUGH, UNDER OR CIVIL DIVISION CHARLIE GREEN has a right to a hearing prior to the 11968 Avalon Preserve Blvd. Fax: (239) 939-3622 AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- CASE NO. 362010CA052762 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT scheduled date of sale by filing Fort Myers, Florida 33908 August 25, September 1, 2011 DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR XXXXXX By: S. Hughes with the Clerk of Court. Attorney for Personal 85870 HAVING OR CLAIMING TO THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- Deputy Clerk Owner/lienholders may recover Representative: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF vehicle without judicial proceed- Craig R. Hersch COUNTY, FLORIDA INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Sean Mills ings by posting a bond as per FL Florida Bar No. 817820 PROBATE DIVISION HEREIN DESCRIBED, are CERTIFICATEHOLDERS Butler & Hosch, P.A. ST 559.917. Net proceeds will be Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, File No. 11-CP-001247 Defendants, I will sell to the high- CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E dispensed with the Clerk of Kinsey & Hill, P.A. IN RE: ESTATE OF est and best bidder for cash at LOAN TRUST 2006-OA11 Orlando, Florida 32812 Courts. We also reserve the right 9100 College Pointe Court MYRTLE E. CAHILL a/k/a MYRTLE Lee County’s Public Auction web- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH (407) 381-5200 to accept or reject any and all Fort Myers, FL 33919 ELIZABETH CHRISTIANA CERTIFICATES, B&H #257304 bids. Telephone: (239) 334-1141 site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, August 25, September 1, 2011 CAHILL, at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 Plaintiff, PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD Fax: (239) 334-3965 Deceased. a.m. on the 3 day of October, vs. 85863 August 18, 25, 2011 NOTICE TO CREDITORS EDMOND KOCANI, et al., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND AT: LORENZO TIRES & REPAIR 85798 2011, the following described SERVICE, INC., 239-454-8473 The administration of the estate of property as set forth in said Order Defendants. FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA AT 1946 Veronica Shoemaker IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE MYRTLE E. CAHILL a/k/a MYR- or Final Judgment, to-wit: RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT CASE NO: 08-17295-CA-I Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33916 COUNTY, FLORIDA TLE ELIZABETH CHRISTIANA LOT 18, BLOCK 26, UNIT 4, SEC- TO CHAPTER 45 BANK OF NEW YORK AS PROBATE DIVISION TRUSTEE FOR THE commencing at 8:00 AM on the CAHILL, deceased, whose date of TION 30, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 23rd day of September, 2011. File No. 11-CP-1137 death was April 26, 2011, is pend- RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGH suant to an Order or Summary CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF Division PROBATE ing in the Circuit Court for LEE ACRES, ACCORDING TO THE Final Judgment of foreclosure CWMBS 2004-16 IN RE: ESTATE OF County, Florida, Probate Division, MAP OR PLAT THEREOF ON filed July 30, 2010 and an Order Plaintiff, 2004 HOND $5236.90 DANIEL DAVID ARREAGA the address of which is Post FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE Resetting Sale filed August 18, vs. SHSRD68454U206176 Deceased. Office Box 9346, Fort Myers, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2011, and entered in Case No. JODY KARAVOKIROS PREACH- August 25, 2011 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida 33902-9346. The names COURT RECORDED IN PLAT 362010CA052762 ER A/K/A JODY P. KARA- 85889 The administration of the estate of and addresses of the personal BOOK 26, PAGE 54, PUBLIC XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the VOKIROS A/K/A JODY KARA- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: DANIEL DAVID ARREAGA, representative and the personal RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and VOKIROS A/K/A JODY K. JAIMES TOWING & RECOVERY, deceased, whose date of death representative’s attorney are set FLORIDA. for Lee County, Florida, wherein PREACHER A/K/A JODY PAIGE INC. gives Notice of Foreclosure was March 6, 2011, is pending in forth below. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- PREACHER; UNKNOWN of Lien and intent to sell these the Circuit Court for LEE County, All creditors of the decedent and INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW SPOUSE OF JODY KARA- vehicles on 09/08/2011, 8:00 am Florida, Probate Division, the other persons having claims or FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE VOKIROS PREACHER A/K/A at 160 HUNTER BLVD. STE A-2, address of which is 1700 Monroe demands against decedent’s OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY CERTIFICATEHOLDERS JODY P. KARAVOKIROS A/K/A CAPE CORAL, FL 33909, pur- Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The estate on whom a copy of this OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE JODY KARAVOKIROS A/K/A suant to subsection 713.78 of the names and addresses of the per- notice is required to be served THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE LOAN TRUST 2006-OA11 JODY K. PREACHER A/K/A Florida Statutes. JAIMES TOW- sonal representative and the per- must file their claims with this A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH JODY PAIGE PREACHER; ING & RECOVERY, INC. sonal representatives’ attorney court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 AFTER THE SALE. CERTIFICATES is Plaintiff and UNKNOWN TENANT I; reserves the right to accept or are set forth below. MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on EDMOND KOCANI; ELTON UNKNOWN TENANT II; SUN- reject any and/or all bids. All creditors of the decedent and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF August 19, 2011 KARAJ; SINGLE FAMILY HOME- COAST SCHOOLS FEDERAL 1999 DODGE other persons having claims or THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS CHARLIE GREEN OWNERS ASSOCIATION AT CREDIT UNION, and any 3B7HC13Z0XM598334 demands against decedent’s AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE As Clerk, Circuit Court BELLA TERRA, INC.; TOWN- unknown heirs, devisees, August 25, 2011 estate on whom a copy of this OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE By: M. Parker HOMES I AT BELLA TERRA grantees, creditors, and other 85877 notice is required to be served ON THEM. As Deputy Clerk ASSOCIATION, INC.; BELLA unknown persons or unknown NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE must file their claims with this All other creditors of the decedent August 25, September 1, 2011 TERRA OF SOUTHWEST spouses claiming by, through court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 and other persons having claims 85865 FLORIDA, INC.; UNKNOWN and under any of the above- RED’S O.K. AUTO & TRUCK named Defendants, REPAIR, INC. gives Notice of MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF or demands against decedent’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF estate must file their claims with COUNTY, FLORIDA. TENANT NO. 2; and ALL Defendants. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- these vehicles on 09/09/2011, 09:00 CIVIL DIVISION CLOSURE SALE am at 10550 Deer Run Farms Road, AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE AFTER THE DATE OF THE CASE NO. 362008CA015107 INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, FORT MYERS, FL 33966, pursuant OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS XXXXXX UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED NOTICE is hereby given that the to subsection 713.78 of the Florida ON THEM. NOTICE. THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Statutes. RED’S O.K. AUTO & All other creditors of the decedent ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN TRUSTEE FOR THE OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Court of Lee County, Florida, will TRUCK REPAIR, INC. reserves the and other persons having claims THE TIME PERIODS SET CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWABS, HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR on the 19 day of September, right to accept or reject any and/or or demands against decedent’s FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF INC. ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY 2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at all bids. estate must file their claims with THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE CATES, SERIES 2006-17, HEREIN DESCRIBED, are www.lee.realforeclose. com, in 1996 FORD this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Plaintiff, Defendants, I will sell to the high- accordance with chapter 45 1FALP6533TK115043 AFTER THE DATE OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME vs. est and best bidder for cash at Florida Statute, offer for sale and 1999 MAZDA FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ELMER CASTRO; et al, Lee County’s Public Auction web- sell at public sale to the highest 1YVGF22C6X5822051 NOTICE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Defendants. site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, and best bidder for cash, the fol- 2005 CHEVROLET ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 lowing-described property situate 2G1WF55E059367349 THE TIME PERIODS SET DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH TO CHAPTER 45 a.m. on the 3 day of October, in Lee County, Florida: FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF IS BARRED. 2011, the following described Lot 3, Block 4, CORAL POINT SUB- August 25, 2011 THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE The date of first publication of this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- property as set forth in said Order DIVISION, UNRECORDED, 85873 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. notice is August 25, 2011. suant to an Order or Summary or Final Judgment, to-wit: recorded in Official Records Book NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Personal Representative: Final Judgment of foreclosure LOT 12, BLOCK A, BELLA TERRA 150, Page 315, Public Records of REUMAR dba GENES AUTO PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, /s/ Cheryl Ann Cahill Lawrence filed August 11, 2010 and an UNIT THREE, ACCORDING TO Lee County, Florida, and Lot 1, FRAME SERVICE gives Notice of ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) CHERYL ANN CAHILL Order Resetting Sale dated THE PLAT THEREOF, AS Block 11, CALOOSA POINT Foreclosure of Lien and intent to YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE LAWRENCE August 19, 2011, and entered in RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 82, SUBDIVISION, pursuant to that sell these vehicles on 09/06/2011, DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 10 Kristen Lane Case No. 362008CA015107 PAGE 58, OF THE PUBLIC certain deed recorded in Official 08:00 am at 3100 KENNESAW IS BARRED. Canton, Massachusetts 02021-3814 XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, Records Book 180, Page 77, ST., FORT MYERS, FL 33916- The date of first publication of this Attorney for Personal Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and FLORIDA. Public Records of Lee County, 7527, pursuant to subsection notice is August 18, 2011 Representative: for Lee County, Florida, wherein ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Florida. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Personal Representative: /s/ Stephen W. Buckley THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS pursuant to the Final Judgment REUMAR dba GENES AUTO Terry Slater STEPHEN W. BUCKLEY, TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, entered in a case pending in said FRAME SERVICE reserves the Attorney for Personal ESQUIRE CATEHOLDERS CWABS, INC. OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY Court, the style of which is indicat- right to accept or reject any and/or Representative: Attorney for Personal ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF ed above. all bids. LaDonna J. Cody Representative CATES, SERIES 2006-17 is THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE Any person or entity claiming an 2002 TOYOTA Attorney for Terry Slater Florida Bar No. 117747 Plaintiff and ELMER CASTRO; A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS interest in the surplus, if any, 1NXBR12E12Z613006 Florida Bar No. 342661 Goldstein, Buckley, Cechman, Rice MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC AFTER THE SALE. resulting from the forcefulness 1985 MAZDA 12661 New Brittany Blvd. & Purtz, P.A. REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on sale, other than the property JM1FB3311F0894576 Fort Myers, Florida 33907 Post Office Box 2366 INC., AS NOMINEE FOR AMERI- August 19, 2011 owner as of the date of the Lis August 25, 2011 CA’S WHOLESALE LENDER 85878 Telephone: (239) 939-6161 Fort Myers, Florida 33902-2366 MIN NO. 100015700071626242; CHARLIE GREEN Pendens, must file a claim on August 18, 25, 2011 Telephone (239) 334-1146 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; As Clerk, Circuit Court same with the Clerk of Court with- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 85799 August 25, September 1, 2011 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and By: S. Hughes in 60 days after the foreclosure Superior Towing gives Notice of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE 85871 ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES As Deputy Clerk sale. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, August 25, September 1, 2011 WITNESS my hand and official seal sell these vehicles on 9/19/2011, PROBATE DIVISION TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THROUGH, UNDER OR 85867 of said Court this 19 day of 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd CASE NO.: 11-CP-000816 IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE August, 2011. Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- IN RE: ESTATE OF FLORIDA DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR COUNTY, FLORIDA CHARLIE GREEN suant to subsection 713.78 of the JEAN MARION SEABRANDT CIVIL ACTION HAVING OR CLAIMING TO PROBATE DIVISION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida Statutes. Superior Towing Deceased. CASE #: 11-CP-1277 HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR File No. 11-CA-1267 By: K. Dix reserves the right to accept or NOTICE TO CREDITORS JUDGE: SIMPSON, JOSEPH INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY Division CP Deputy Clerk reject any and/or all bids. The administration of the estate of IN RE: THE ESTATE OF HEREIN DESCRIBED, are IN RE: ESTATE OF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 1993 FORD Jean Marion Seabrandt, FRANKLIN DELANO NICHOLS, Defendants, I will sell to the high- WILLIAM J. HARLAN, SR. Wesley C. Page 1FMDU32XXPUD96387 deceased, whose date of death Deceased. est and best bidder for cash at Deceased. Butler & Hosch, P.A. August 25, 2011 was January 28, 2011, is pending NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lee County’s Public Auction web- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E 85879 (Summary Administration) Orlando, Florida 32812 in the Circuit Court for Lee site, www.lee.realforeclose. com, The administration of the estate of NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (407) 381-5200 County, Florida, Probate Division, at Lee County, Florida, at 9:00 William J. Harlan, Sr., deceased, Superior Towing gives Notice of the address of which is 1700 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS a.m. on the 3 day of October, whose date of death was July 7, B&H #259472 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: August 25, September 1, 2011 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Monroe Street, Ft. Myers, FL 2011, the following described 2011, is pending in the Circuit sell these vehicles on 9/17/2011, 33901. The names and addresses You are hereby notified that the property as set forth in said Order Court for Lee County, Florida, 85864 administration of the estate of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd of the personal representatives or Final Judgment, to-wit: Probate Division, the address of Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- and the personal representatives’ FRANKLIN DELANO NICHOLS, LOT 3, BLOCK 121, UNIT 10, which is 1700 Monroe Street, Fort TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- deceased, File Number 11-CP- CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- suant to subsection 713.78 of the attorney are set forth below. LEHIGH ACRES, SECTION 27, Myers, Florida 33901. The names Florida Statutes. Superior Towing All creditors of the decedent and 1277, is pending in the Circuit TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE and addresses of the personal TY, FLORIDA. Court for Lee County, Florida, CASE No. 36-2008-CA-011270 reserves the right to accept or other persons having claims or 26 EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, representative and the personal reject any and/or all bids. demands against decedent’s Probate Division, the address of ACCORDING TO THE PLAT representative’s attorney are set WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, which is 1700 Monroe Street, Ft. PLAINTIFF, 1996 MERCEDES-BENZ estate on whom a copy of this THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT forth below. WDBHA22E9TF366799 notice is required to be served Myers, FL 33901; that the dece- BOOK 15, PAGE 76, OF THE All creditors of the decedent and VS. dent’s date of death was June 7, FAVIO E. RODAS, ET AL. August 25, 2011 must file their claims with this PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE other persons having claims or 85880 court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 2011; that the total value of the COUNTY, FLORIDA. demands against decedent’s DEFENDANT(S). MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF estate is approximately $55,000 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN estate on whom a copy of this NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF and that the names and address- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS notice is required to be served SALE Superior Towing gives Notice of THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS es of those to whom it has been FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, must file their claims with this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE assigned by such administration OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 suant to the Final Judgment of sell these vehicles on 9/20/2011, OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE is: OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF Foreclosure filed September 11, 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd ON THEM. Mark Nichols THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 2009, in the above action, I will Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- All other creditors of the decedent 301 SE 18th Street A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS sell to the highest bidder for cash suant to subsection 713.78 of the and other persons having claims Cape Coral, FL 33990 AFTER THE SALE. AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE at Lee Florida, on September 19, Florida Statutes. Superior Towing or demands against decedent’s ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, on OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE 2011, at 9:00 AM at www.lee.real- reserves the right to accept or estate must file their claims with NOTIFIED THAT: August 19, 2011 ON THEM. foreclose. com., in accordance reject any and/or all bids. this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS All creditors of the estate of the CHARLIE GREEN All other creditors of the decedent with chapter 45 Florida Statutes, 1998 FORD AFTER THE DATE OF THE decedent and other persons hav- As Clerk, Circuit Court and other persons having claims for the following described proper- 1FAFP4041WF262069 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ing claims or demands against By: M. Parker or demands against decedent’s ty: August 25, 2011 NOTICE. decedent’s estate, including As Deputy Clerk estate must file their claims with LOT 19, BLOCK 5, UNIT 1, LEHIGH 85881 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN unmatured, contingent or unliqui- August 25, September 1, 2011 this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS ACRES, SECTION 14, TOWN- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: THE TIME PERIODS SET dated claims, on whom a copy of 85866 AFTER THE DATE OF THE SHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 27 this notice is served must file their EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, USA TOWING gives Notice of FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Foreclosure of Lien and intent to THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE claims with this court WITHIN COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT sell these vehicles on 9/9/2011, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CIVIL DIVISION ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME AFTER THE DATE OF THE CASE NO. 362009CA058060 THE TIME PERIODS SET BOOK 15, PAGE 129, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, XXXXXX FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF suant to subsection 713.78 of the ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE COUNTY FLORIDA. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Any person claiming an interest in Florida Statutes. USA TOWING YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ASSOCIATION, AS SUCCES- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. reserves the right to accept or DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON SOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME the surplus from the sale, if any, THEM. other than the property owner as reject any and/or all bids. IS BARRED. BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, YEAR: 1993 The date of first publication of this All other creditors of the decedent THE MLMI TRUST SERIES ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) of the date of the lis pendens must and other persons having claims file a claim within sixty (60) days MAKE: BUIC notice is August 18, 2011. 2006-HE3, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE VIN:1G4HP53LXPH473722 Attorney for Personal or demands against decedent’s Plaintiff, DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH after the sale. The Court, in its dis- estate, including unmatured, con- cretion, may enlarge the time of August 25, 2011 Representative: vs. . IS BARRED. 85874 Elizabeth Grimmer Esq. tingent or unliquidated claims, LUCIENE CALDAS A/K/A The date of first publication of this the sale. Notice of the changed Attorney for Randy Brown must file their claims with this LUCENE CALDAS A/K/A notice is August 25, 2011. time of sale shall be published as Florida Bar No.: 85927 court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER LUCINE CALDAS A/K/A LUIENE Personal Representative: provided herein. 6720 Winkler Road THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- CALDAS et. al. Gregory N. Burns DATED: August 19, 2011 Ft. Myers, FL 33919 LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Defendants. PO Box 2194 CHARLIE GREEN Telephone: (239) 333-4529 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT Fort Myers, Florida 33902 By: K. Dix NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Fax: (239) 333-4531 BE FOREVER BARRED. TO CHAPTER 45 Attorney for Personal Deputy Clerk of the Court USA TOWING gives Notice of NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME August 25, September 1, 2011 August 18, 25, 2011 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Representative: Foreclosure of Lien and intent to 85815 PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Gregory N. Burns 85869 sell these vehicles on 9/9/2011, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) suant to an Order or Summary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Final Judgment of foreclosure Attorney for Gregory N. Burns 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, COUNTY, FLORIDA YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Florida Bar Number: 179318 FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH filed September 23, 2010 and an PROBATE DIVISION Order Resetting Sale filed August GREGORY N. BURNS, P.A. FICTITIOUS NAMES suant to subsection 713.78 of the File No. 11-CP-001125 IS BARRED. P.O. Box 2194 Florida Statutes. USA TOWING THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- 18, 2011, and entered in Case Division PROBATE No. 362009CA058060 Fort Myers, FL 33902 Notice of Intention to Register reserves the right to accept or IN RE: ESTATE OF TION OF THIS NOTICE IS Telephone: (239) 334-7107 Fictitious Name reject any and/or all bids. AUGUST 18, 2011. XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the ELIZABETH A. ZEIGLER Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and Fax: (239) 334-1545 The undersigned does hereby certi- YEAR: 2001 Deceased. Petitioner: E-Mail: gregory_b_33901@ MAKE: CHRY MARK NICHOLS for Lee County, Florida, wherein fy that Lee Memorial Health NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bank of America, National yahoo.com System is conducting a medical VIN:3C4FY4BB71T301071 Petitioner August 25, September 1, 2011 August 25, 2011 The administration of the estate of 301 SE 18th Street Association, as successor by practice at 5225 Clayton Court, ELIZABETH A. ZEIGLER, merger to LaSalle Bank, N.A. as 85872 Fort Myers, FL 33907, under the 85875 Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Thursday, August 25, 2011

record includes the testimony and As Deputy Clerk the original with the Clerk of the ANN J. WILSON, last known 87 TO 99, INCLUSIVE, IN THE evidence upon which the appeal If you are a person with a disability Court, within 30 days after the first address: 609 27TH Avenue, NW, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE is based. who needs any accommodation in publication of this notice, either Center Point, Alabama 35215, COUNTY, FLORIDA. order to participate in this pro- before or immediately thereafter, JAN COTTON, last known Defendant(s), Jori Chozo NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Any person requiring special accom- ceeding, you are entitled at no otherwise a default may be address: 812 Meadowbrook modations at any of the meetings cost to you, to the provision of cer- entered against you for the relief Drive, Birmingham, Alabama LOTS 52 AND 53, BLOCK 5453, USA TOWING gives Notice of because of a disability or physical tain assistance. Please contact demanded in the Complaint. 35215, JORI CHOZO, last known UNIT 90, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to impairment should contact Ken Kellum, Court Operations This notice shall be published once address: 15148 SW 95TH Lane, VISION, ACCORDING TO THE sell these vehicles on 9/12/2011, Herons Glen at 239-731-4501 at Manager whose office is located a week for two consecutive weeks Miami, Florida 33196, JULIO PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- 08:00 am at 16880 GATOR RD, least five (5) calendar days prior at Lee County Justice Center, in the Cape Coral Daily Breeze. CESAR BAQUERO GARZON, ED IN PLAT BOOK 24, PAGES FORT MYERS, FL 33912, pur- to the meeting. 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, DATED: August 12, 2011 last known address: Av Republica 12 TO 29, INCLUSIVE, IN THE suant to subsection 713.78 of the FL 33901, and whose telephone CHARLIE GREEN Y Alemania #1225, Ed Repulica PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Florida Statutes. USA TOWING HERONS GLEN RECREATIONS number is (239) 533-1700, at Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaza - DPTO 7C, Quito, Ecuador COUNTY, FLORIDA. reserves the right to accept or DISTRICT least 7 days before your sched- By: K. Coulter and SILVIA DOLLY SEQOVIA Defendant(s), Julio Cesar reject any and/or all bids. Dated: July 20, 2011 uled court appearance, or imme- Copies furnished to: OLVERA, last known address: Av Baquero Garson and Silvia Dolly YEAR: 2008 August 18, 25, 2011 diately upon receiving this notifi- Gladstone Law Group, P.A. Republica Y Alemania #1225, Ed Seqovia Olvera MAKE: BASH 85768 cation if the time before the 1499 W. Palmetto Park Rd, Suite Repulica Plaza - DPTO 7C, Quito, VIN:LHJLC79K68B003485 scheduled appearance is less 300, Boca Raton, FL 33486 August 25, 2011 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Ecuador, if alive, or if dead, their Notice is hereby given to each of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN than 7 days; if you are hearing or “If you are a person with a disability unknown spouses, widows, wid- you that an action to quiet title to 85876 that by voice impaired, call 711. who needs any accommodation in owers, heirs, devisees, creditors, the above described properties virtue of a certain Writ of Execution August 18, 25, 2011 order to participate in this pro- grantees, and all parties having or has been filed against you and heretofore issued out of the Circuit 85796 ceeding, you are entitled, at no claiming by, through, under, or you are required to serve your Court of Lee County, Florida, on the cost to you, to the provision of cer- 5th day of July, 2011, in the matter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE against them, and any and all per- written defenses on Plaintiff’s TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, tain assistance. Please contact sons claiming any right, title, inter- attorney, BILL MCFARLAND, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: of LITTLE BAY LOBSTER, LLC, the ADA Coordinator, Mr. Ken Plaintiff, and MAINE’S BEST IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, est, claim, lien, estate or demand P.A., P.O. BOX 101507, CAPE Val Ward Towing gives Notice of FLORIDA Kellum at 1700 Monroe Street, against the Defendant in regards CORAL, FL 33910, and file the SEAFOOD, INC., MAINE’S Suite 1213, Ft. Myers, FL 33901; Foreclosure of Lien and intent to SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, INC., Case No.: 11-DR-006134 to the following described proper- original with the Clerk of the sell these vehicles on 9/19/2011, Judge: Adams, Elisabeth telephone number 239-335-2231 ties in Lee County, Florida: Circuit Court, Lee County, P.O. GARY BUELL and MARIA BUELL, two (2) working days of your 8:00 am at 3201 Palm Beach Blvd Defendant(s). I have levied upon MARY KATHLEEN HAMILTON LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 3888, UNIT Box 310, Ft. Myers, FL 33902 on Fort Myers, FL 33916-1410, pur- Petitioner receipt of this notice; if you are 53, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, or September 26, 2011 or other- and taken into my constructive cus- hearing impaired, call the Florida suant to subsection 713.78 of the tody, the following described per- and ACCORDING TO THE PLAT wise a default judgment will be Florida Statutes. Val Ward Towing RACHEL MARIA DANIELS, Relay Services at 1-800-955- THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN entered against you for the relief sonal property, as property of Maria 8771 (TTY); if you are voice reserves the right to accept or Buell, Defendant(s), to wit: MICHAEL JAMES BRIXEY PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 64 TO sought in the Complaint. reject any and/or all bids. Respondent. impaired, call the Florida Relay 78, INCLUSIVE, IN THE PUBLIC THIS NOTICE will be published 1999 JEEP NOTICE OF ACTION FOR CON- Services at 1-800-955-8770.” RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, once each week for four consecu- 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT, VIN August 18, 25, 2011 1J4GW68SXXC625370 #1ZVHT88SX85181022 CURRENT CUSTODY BY FLORIDA. Defendant(s), Luis tive weeks in a newspaper of gen- August 25, 2011 EXTENDED FAMILY 85795 Llosa eral circulation published in Lee 85882 AND on the 14th day of September, TO: RACHEL MARIA DANIELS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida. 2011, at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon ADDRESS UNKNOWN TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LOTS 21 AND 22, BLOCK 3775, Dated this 15 day of August, 2011. thereafter as possible), in Lee YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, UNIT 51, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- CHARLIE GREEN MISCELLANEOUS County, Florida, at 2072 Victoria has been filed against you and you FLORIDA VISION, ACCORDING TO PLAT Clerk of the Court Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida, are required to serve a copy of your Case File: 11-CA-002724 THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN By: J. Soucy NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Sheriff Mike Scott, will offer for written defenses, if any, to it on Division: Civil PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 2 TO 16, Deputy Clerk ADOPT NON-AD VALOREM sale, and sell to the highest bidder MARY KATHLEEN HAMILTON, Judge: Fuller, Joseph C. INCLUSIVE, IN THE PUBLIC August 18, 25, September 1, 8, ASSESSMENT ROLL for cash in hand, the right, title whose address is 1922 ROLLING CAPE HOLDINGS ENTERPRISES, RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, 2011 and interest, the above described GREEN CIRCLE, SARASOTA, FL INC., a Florida corporation, FLORIDA. Defendant(s), Jasmine 85797 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that personal property as the property 34240, on or before September 19, Plaintiff, Calero, U.S. Bank Trust National NOTICE OF ACTION the Herons Glen Recreation of Maria Buell, Defendant(s), sub- 2011, and file the original with the v. Association f/k/a First Trust of District (the “District”) has called ject to any and all prior liens and clerk of this Court at 1700 MONROE LUIS LLOSA, JASMINE CALERO, New York, N.A., successor to BEFORE THE FLORIDA CON- for a public hearing to be held on encumbrances, if any, to satisfy or STREET, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL Bankamerica National Trust STRUCTION INDUSTRY September 7, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. in as may be applied to this execu- 33901, before service on Petitioner ASSOCIATION f/k/a First Trust Company and West Land Sales, LICENSING BOARD the Herons Glen Country Club, tion and costs of levy and sale. or immediately thereafter. If you fail of New York, N.A., successor to Inc., a dissolved Florida corpora- 2250 Avenida Del Vera, North to do so, a default may be entered Bankamerica National Trust tion IN RE: The practice of contracting Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida, IN ACCORDANCE with the against you for the relief demanded Company, WEST LAND SALES, for the purpose of adopting its Americans with Disabilities Act, per- in the petition. INC., a dissolved Florida corpo- LOTS 14 AND 15, BLOCK 2452, Paul Krackhardt Annual Budget and a non-ad val- sons with disabilities needing spe- Copies of all court documents in this ration, DAVID HOPWOOD, UNIT 34, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- 1444 Claret Court orem annual assessment roll in cial accommodation to participate in case, including orders, are available UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Fort Myers, FL 33919 the form of special assessments this proceeding should contact the at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s o/b/o The Internal Revenue PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- to defray the cost of operating and A.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477- office. You may review these docu- Service, CENTEX HOMES, a ED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES CASE NO.: 2010062033 maintaining the District’s 1322, not later than seven (7) days ments upon request. Nevada general partnership, 74 TO 86, INCLUSIVE, IN THE LICENSE NO.: CBC 57056 Recreational Facilities and to fund prior to the proceedings. If hearing You must keep the Clerk of the BABCOCK FLORIDA COMPA- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE capital reserve and deferred impaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, via Circuit Court’s office notified of your NY, a Florida corporation, COUNTY, FLORIDA. The Department of Business and maintenance accounts during its Florida Relay Service. current address. (You may file COLONIAL PACIFIC LEASING Defendant(s), David Hopwood, Professional Regulation has filed upcoming fiscal year, 2011/2012. MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County, Notice of Current Address, Florida CORPORATION, a Delaware United States of America o/b/o an Administrative Complaint (These annual operating and Florida Supreme Court Approved Family corporation, JOHN DEERE The Internal Revenue Service, against you, a copy of which may maintenance assessments are By: Rosa S. Estrada Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in LANDSCAPES, INC., a Centex Homes, a Nevada general be obtained by contacting, Jamie here referred to as the “Special Deputy Sheriff this lawsuit will be mailed to the Delaware corporation, d/b/a partnership, Babcock Florida Duran, Service of Process Unit, Assessments” and the September August 11, 18, 25, September 1, address on record at the clerk’s John Deere Landscapes, company, a Florida corporation Department of Business and 7, 2011 public hearing is here 2011 office. EDUARDO PACHECO, LELLA- and Colonial Pacific Leasing cor- Professional Regulation, 1940 referred to as the “Public 85756 Dated: August 9, 2011. NIS OLIVA, FIFTH THIRD poration, a Delaware corporation North Monroe Street, Hearing”). CHARLIE GREEN MORTGAGE COMPANY, EMIL- Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IA ALCARAZ, ROBERTO Y. LOTS 36 AND 37, BLOCK 2811, (850) 488-0062. The amount of the proposed annual By: S. Spainhour CEDENO, ANN J. WILSON, JAN UNIT 40, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- Special Assessment per existing ACTIONS August 11, 18, 25, September 1, COTTON, JORI CHOZO, JULIO VISION, ACCORDING TO THE If no contact has been made by you CESAR BAQUERO GARZON PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- or to-be-platted lot is $1,580.00. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE 2011 ED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGES concerning the above by SEP- This amount may be paid quarter- COUNTY, FLORIDA. 85759 and SILVIA DOLLY SEGOVIA TEMBER 22, 2011 the matter of OLVERA, 81 TO 97, INCLUSIVE, IN THE ly; the per lot quarterly special CIVIL DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE the Administrative Complaint will assessment is $395 (= $321.50 CASE NO. 362011CA051795 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- Defendant(s) be presented at a hearing pur- NOTICE OF ACTION COUNTY, FLORIDA. for O&M + $27.50 for Deferred XXXXXX CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- Defendant(s), Eduardo Pacheco suant to 120.57(2), F.S. before Maintenance + $46.00 for BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., TY, FLORIDA. TO: LUIS LLOSA, last known the Florida Construction Industry Capital Reserves). The proposed Plaintiff, CASE No. 11-CA-052216 address: Kanagawa Ken- LOTS 12 AND 13, BLOCK 2447, Licensing Board. assessment will be billed in quar- vs. THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- Kawasaki Shi-Nakamura Ku- UNIT 34, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- terly assessments of $395.00. WILLIAN SUAREZ MERCADO LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW Kosugi Gotencho 2-36 Villa N 302 VISION, ACCORDING TO THE In accordance with the Americans The actual final assessment A/K/A WILLIAN SUAREZ A/K/A YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Japan, JASMINE CALERO, last MAP OR PLAT THEREOF ON with Disabilities Act, persons amount will be determined by the WILLIAM SUAREZ; et al,. CERTIFICATEHOLDERS known address: 5960 West 18th FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE needing a special accommodation Board of Supervisors at the Public Defendants, CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE Avenue Hialeah, Florida 33012, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT to participate in this proceeding Hearing. NOTICE OF ACTION LOAN TRUST 2006-31CB, U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL COURT, IN PLAT BOOK 16, should contact the individual or TO: WILLIAN SUAREZ MERCADO MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH ASSOCIATION f/k/a First Trust of PAGE 81, IN THE PUBLIC agency sending notice not later The District proposes to levy the A/K/A WILLIAN SUAREZ A/K/A CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- New York, N.A., successor to RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, than seven days prior to the pro- non-ad valorem Special WILLIAM SUAREZ 31CB, Bankamerica National Trust FLORIDA. Defendant(s), Lellanis ceeding at the address given on Assessments against the special- Last Known Address PLAINTIFF, Company, last known address: Oliva notice. Telephone: (850) 257- ly benefitted property (lots and 4310 16TH ST W VS. 100 Wall Street, 16TH Floor, New 6097; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or anticipated-to-be-platted lots) LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33971 EMILIO MAMUYAC, ET AL. York, New York 10005, WEST LOTS 7 AND 8, BLOCK 3959, UNIT 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Florida within the boundaries of the Current Residence is Unknown DEFENDANT(S). LAND SALES, INC., a dissolved 54, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION, Relay Service. District or within the Herons Glen YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action NOTICE OF ACTION Florida corporation, Jorge ACCORDING TO THE PLAT August 25, September 1, 8, 15, and Del Vera subdivisions, North to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- To: Emilio Mamuyac, Unknown Velasco, Registered Agent, last THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN 2011 Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida, lowing described property in Lee Spouse of Emilio Mamuyac & known address: 388 NW 153 PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 79 TO 85858 all as more fully described in County, Florida: Unknown Tenant # 1 LANE, PEMBROKE PINES, 91, INCLUSIVE, IN THE PUBLIC NOTICE OF ACTION Resolution No. 2011-15. LOT 11, BLOCK 77, UNIT 9, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Florida 33028, DAVID HOP- RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, BEFORE THE FLORIDA REAL NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 28, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 14290 WOOD, last known address: 2549 FLORIDA. Defendant(s), Emilia ESTATE COMMISSION Pursuant to Resolution No. 2011-15, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE Hampton Lake Court, Fort Myers, Shelby Parkway, Cape Coral, Alcaraz IN RE: The license to practice Real the District has stated its intent to 26 EAST, LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33908 Florida 33904, CENTEX HOMES, Estate of use a Method of collection the ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AND TO: All persons claiming an a Nevada general partnership, LOTS 43 AND 44, BLOCK 2676, Robin Marie Speronis Special Assessments authorized THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT interest by, through, under, or last known address: 2301 Lucien UNIT 38, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- 1530 SW 53rd Terrace by Chapters 170 and/or 197, BOOK 15, PAGE 79, PUBLIC against the aforesaid Way, Suite 400, Maitland, Florida VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Cape Coral FL 33914 Florida Statutes. Failure of a prop- RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, defendant(s). 32751, BABCOCK FLORIDA PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- CASE NO.: 2010025848 erty owner in the District to pay FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that COMPANY, a Florida corporation, ED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES LICENSE NO.: BK 3175966 the Special Assessments levied has been filed against you and you an action to foreclose a mortgage c/o Kitson & Partners, LLC, last 87 TO 99, INCLUSIVE, IN THE The Department of Business and on such owner’s property when are required to serve a copy of on the following described proper- known address: 4500 PGA PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Professional Regulation, has filed due may result in a lien being filed your written defenses, if any, to it ty located in Lee County, Florida: Boulevard, suite 400, Palm Beach COUNTY, FLORIDA. an Administrative Complaint upon such property, which if on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., LOT 2, BLOCK A, HAMPTON Gardens, Florida 33418, COLO- Defendant(s), Roberto Y. Cedeno against you, a copy of which may unpaid, may result in loss of title Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose LAKES UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO NIAL PACIFIC LEASING COR- be obtained by contacting the thereto. address is PO BOX 11438, (954) THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, PORATION, a Delaware corpora- LOTS 53 AND 54, BLOCK 2911, Division of Real Estate, 400 W. 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL AS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE tion, c/o Eric B. Zwiebel, Esq., UNIT 42, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- Robinson St., Suite N801, All affected property owners have 33339-1438, within 30 days from OF THE CLERK OF THE CIR- 8751 West Broward Boulevard, VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Orlando, FL 32801, (407) 650- the right to appear at the Public the first date of publication, and CUIT COURT, PLAT BOOK 44, Suite 100, Plantation, Florida PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- 5187. If no contact has been Hearing and the right to file written file the original with the Clerk of PAGES 71 THROUGH 75 INCLU- 33324, EDUARDO PACHECO, ED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGES made by September 15, 2011, the objections with the District within this Court either before service on SIVE, PUBLIC RECORDS OF last known address: 60 Division 32 TO 44, IN THE PUBLIC matter of the Administrative twenty (20) days from the date of Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Avenue, Apt. 17B, Brooklyn, New RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, Complaint will be presented at an this notice. If a person decides to ly thereafter; otherwise a default has been filed against you, and you York 11211, LELLANIS OLIVA, FLORIDA. Defendant(s), Ann J. ensuing meeting of the Florida appeal any decisions made by the will be entered against you for the are required to serve a copy of last known address: 12120 SW Wilson and Jan Cotton Real Estate Commission in an Board of the District with respect relief demanded in the complaint your written defenses, if any, to 95TH Avenue, Miami, Florida informal proceeding. to any matters considered at the or petition. this action, on Gladstone Law 33176, EMILIA ALCARAZ, last LOTS 9 AND 10, BLOCK 2628, August 18, 25, Septmeber 1, 8, Public Hearing, that person will DATED on August 15, 2011 Group, P.A., attorneys for plaintiff known address: 5950 Kilpatrick, UNIT 38, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- 2011 need a record of the proceedings CHARLIE GREEN whose address is 1499 W. Chicago, Illinois 60646, ROBER- VISION, ACCORDING TO THE 85794 and for such purpose may need to As Clerk of the Court Palmetto Park Rd, Suite 300, TO Y. CEDENO, last known PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- ensure that a verbatim record of By: J. Soucy Boca Raton, FL 33486, and file address: 1130 W. 77th Street, the proceedings is made, which Apt. #7, Hialeah, Florida 33014, ED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES Page 4B Thursday, August 25, 2011 CAPE- CORAL- DAILY- BREEZE. COM C APE C ORAL B REEZE