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Vol. 49, No. 28 Saturday, March 6, 2010 50 Cents WEEKEND EDITION POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM C APE C ORAL B REEZE Inside today’s Breeze: Business and Service Directory Taste of the Cape Home Hunter ‘It ain’t over ‘til it’s over’ Island Coast comes from behind to defeat visiting Bishop Verot in 8 innings Inside cape-coral-daily-breeze.com At Home . . . . . . . . . .4C Annie’s Mailbox . . . .3B Blotter . . . . . . . . . .14A Classifieds . .Section B Comics . . . . . . . . . . .6B Dr. Donohue . . . . . . .3B Dream Home . . . . . .1C Editorial . . . . . . . .4-5A Garden Club . . . . . . .4C Horoscopes . . . . . . .2B Military Notes . . . . .14A Obituaries . . . . . . . .6A Religion . . . . . . . . .4-5B Sports . . . . . . . .11-13A Today in History . . .9B TV Highlights . . . . . .7B Weekly Recap . . . .10A I NDEX 7 4 8 4 4 5 4 6 0 1 0 1 N EWS OF N OTE St. Patrick’s Beer Festival The Leapin O’Lizard will be hosting a St. Pat- rick’s Beer Festival Wed- nesday, March 17, from noon to 2 a.m. The event will feature Irish food, Irish drinks and more, along with live entertainment. The Leapin Lizard is located at 1719 Cape Coral Parkway. Call 542-6400. A T A G LANCE Cash 3: 5-6-0 / 9-9-1 Play 4: 2-9-8-0 / 8-6-8-8 Fantasy 5: 2-6-8-12-17 Mega Money: 9-10-18-40 Megaball 5 LOTTO: 21-33-34-38-43-44 x 4 Florida Powerball: 7-9-14-45-49 Powerball 23 x 4 F LORIDA L OTTERY Seventh annual October- fest in March returns to the Shell Factory next weekend. — See Page 1B Inside today’s Breeze Inside PARADE • Our Offbeat Oscar Predictions • Are Cellphone Contracts a Rip-Off? • Why March Madness Matters cape-coral-daily- breeze.com County floats swim center option By DREW WINCHESTER [email protected] City council is expected to make its decision on the pro- posed Olympic swim center in the coming weeks, but should council decide to pass, Lee County is poised to leap on the opportunity. Commission chairwoman Tammy Hall said Friday she sup- ports the city’s efforts to pursue the project, but won’t hesitate if it becomes available. “We’re basically saying if Cape Coral can’t facilitate a con- tract, we’ll start working to find a contract and location,” Hall said. “We’ve been working with this group for a long time.” City council is set to discuss the issue on Monday. The National Swimming Center Corporation, the company behind the project, has apparent- ly given the city a tight deadline by which they have to make their decision to either move forward or take a pass. Though NSCC spokesman John Machilargy could not be reached for comment concerning more information about that deadline, Councilmember Marty McClain said the deadline is due to the need for NSCC set a schedule for Olympic time trials and other events. Without the experience of wrangling such a high-profile project, McClain said he under- stood the hesitation from both the city and its residents. But, he added, without spend- ing money, the city wasn’t likely to make money, and the direct and indirect revenue streams will likely float to Fort Myers or unincorporated Lee County. “Across the river they’re looking at how to make this work, and we’re looking at how to say no,” McClain said. Ideas and rumors have been floated as to where the center would be built in Fort Myers, but according to Tammy Hall the exact location is unknown. City Palms Park, when even- tually vacated by the Boston Red Sox, was mentioned, but Lee County Sports Authority Director Jeff Mielke said even Festival-goers begin to ‘Celebrate Cape Coral’ Annual parade steps off tonight By TIFFANY REPECKI [email protected] Residents braved the cold weather Friday night to check out the first day of festivities at the TIB Bank Celebrate Cape Coral Carnival and Night Parade. The three-day festival kicked off with a carnival in the downtown area. The event continues today from noon-midnight and from noon-7 p.m. Sunday. The parade, the heart of the event, starts at 6:30 p.m. today at Southeast 15th Avenue and ends at Southeast Eighth Court. Cape resident Christen Grilli made it out to the carnival Friday night with her daugh- Bill addressing class size amendment passes Senate committee By MCKENZIE CASSIDY [email protected] A bill to change class size requirements passed the Senate’s Policy & Steering Committee on Ways and Means, 15-8, only three days after the Legislature began its 2010 session. Approved by voters in 2002, the Class Size Amendment caps the number of students per class and goes into effect this August. School boards from Florida’s 67 counties have made altering the amendment a priority as districts struggle with simply balancing their own budgets. The way it reads now all schools have to ensure that class size doesn’t exceed 18 stu- dents in elementary school, 22 students in middle school and 25 students in high school by this fall. As a result, districts across the Cape Coral company provides after-quake aid By MCKENZIE CASSIDY [email protected] A Cape Coral company is help- ing to rebuild after a powerful aftershock hit the Chilean city of Concepcion Friday morning, less than a week after a magnitude-8.8 earthquake struck on Saturday. Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc., a local company that repairs steam and gas turbine generators for private industries worldwide, was in Concepcion when the quake hit last weekend and is struggling to repair four out of five plants around the city — one of the plants was leveled by a tsunami. Todd Feeley, TGM’s vice presi- dent of sales and marketing, said his team is trying to bring power back to the country. They will stay as long as it takes to rebuild, he added. “Power generation is a big part of getting them back on their feet,” he said via cellphone Friday. Those still in the country have felt aftershocks all week, he explained, including a magnitude- 6.9 quake which hit Friday at 6:47 a.m. EST, according to a report from the Associated Press. Telecommunications, including his own cell phone, are mostly inoperative but service varies by city, he said. On Friday afternoon he stopped his car in a small com- munity outside of Concepcion where he managed to get service. Earthquakes measured on the Richter Magnitude Scale are num- bered from 1 to 10, and Chile’s record-setting earthquake last week was only two points away from being considered epic. Geologists point out that an earthquake over magnitude 10 has never been recorded, and the devastation seen in January’s quake in Haiti was magnitude 7. Chile’s coast lies on a major tec- tonic plate and, as a result, the country is affected by a lot of seis- mic activity. According to the United States Geological Survey, it experienced 13 events since 1973 that registered a magnitude 7 or greater. Feeley, who was staying at his own apartment in an 11-story building, said TGM employees were working at a job site when it hit, while the rest of the company’s staff was at the Holiday Inn in Concepcion. It took two days for the workers to make it back to the rest of the group at the hotel. “I was on the sixth floor of an 11-story building,” he said. “It felt like it was moving one foot in either direction and just about threw us out of bed.” When the first quake struck in the afternoon on Feb. 27, furniture Commercial impact MICHAEL PISTELLA Coral Point Shopping Center, with a Publix, Staples, Ross, Dollar Tree and more, is among the city’s busiest shopping centers. The city hopes to add the potential for much more commercial but experts say it may be years before any benefits are reaped. Cape may have a long wait to see impact of land use changes, experts say By DREW WINCHESTER [email protected] Proposed changes in land use would change the values and so the taxes paid on some Cape properties, but it’s unclear as to when, and by how much. Proponents of the land use changes, specifically from single family residen- tial to commercial activity centers, say homeowners will see property values sky- rocket in the coming years as commercial development begins to take hold. They say, too, that diver- sifying the city’s tax base will lower the burden on res- idential tax base, which makes up for 92 percent of all revenue. With the city still reeling from foreclosures and unem- ployment, and with much commercial space still vacant, County Property Appraiser Ken Wilkinson said people are going to have to be very patient. He added that once the city’s tax roll eventually starts to balance out, it is unlikely that millage rates would be lowered, but could level off. “You could make the At a Glance ■ 3.2 million square feet of commercial space was adde3d between 2003 - 2009 ■ Land use changes would account for an additional 3,000 acres, with 1,274 of those acres dedicated to commerical activity centers, and 555 acres dedicated to commercial professional “Power generation is a big part of getting them back on their feet.” — Todd Feeley, a vice president for Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc., a local company that repairs steam and gas turbine generators for private industries worldwide Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc. was in Chile when earthquake hit See AID, 8A See SWIM, 3A If city negotiations sink, officials will work to keep project in Lee See PARADE, 9A Educators hoping to adjust classroom numbers due to tough economic times See CLASS SIZE 9A See COMMERCIAL, 9A

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Vol. 49, No. 28 Saturday, March 6, 2010 50 Cents

WEEKEND EDITION POST COMMENTS AT CAPE-CORAL-DAILY-BREEZE.COM

CAPE CORAL BREEZE

Inside today’s Breeze:

Business and Service Directory

Taste of the Cape

Home Hunter

‘It ain’t over‘til it’s over’

Island Coastcomes from behind

to defeat visiting Bishop Verot in 8 innings

Inside

cape-coral-daily-breeze.com

At Home . . . . . . . . . .4CAnnie’s Mailbox . . . .3BBlotter . . . . . . . . . .14AClassifieds . .Section BComics . . . . . . . . . . .6BDr. Donohue . . . . . . .3BDream Home . . . . . .1CEditorial . . . . . . . .4-5AGarden Club . . . . . . .4CHoroscopes . . . . . . .2BMilitary Notes . . . . .14AObituaries . . . . . . . .6AReligion . . . . . . . . .4-5BSports . . . . . . . .11-13AToday in History . . .9BTV Highlights . . . . . .7BWeekly Recap . . . .10A

INDEX

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NEWS OF NOTE

St. Patrick’s Beer Festival

The Leapin O’Lizardwill be hosting a St. Pat-rick’s Beer Festival Wed-nesday, March 17, fromnoon to 2 a.m. The eventwill feature Irish food, Irishdrinks and more, along withlive entertainment.

The Leapin Lizard islocated at 1719 Cape CoralParkway. Call 542-6400.

AT A GLANCE

Cash 3: 5-6-0 / 9-9-1

Play 4: 2-9-8-0 / 8-6-8-8

Fantasy 5:2-6-8-12-17

Mega Money:9-10-18-40 Megaball 5

LOTTO:21-33-34-38-43-44 x 4

Florida Powerball:7-9-14-45-49

Powerball 23 x 4

FLORIDALOTTERY

Seventh annual October-fest in March returns to theShell Factory next weekend.

— See Page 1B

Inside today’sBreeze

InsidePARADE

• Our OffbeatOscarPredictions

• Are CellphoneContracts a Rip-Off?

• Why MarchMadnessMatterscape-coral-daily-

breeze.com

County floats swim center optionBy DREW [email protected]

City council is expected tomake its decision on the pro-posed Olympic swim center inthe coming weeks, but shouldcouncil decide to pass, LeeCounty is poised to leap on theopportunity.

Commission chairwomanTammy Hall said Friday she sup-ports the city’s efforts to pursuethe project, but won’t hesitate ifit becomes available.

“We’re basically saying ifCape Coral can’t facilitate a con-

tract, we’ll start working to finda contract and location,” Hallsaid. “We’ve been working withthis group for a long time.”

City council is set to discussthe issue on Monday.

The National SwimmingCenter Corporation, the companybehind the project, has apparent-ly given the city a tight deadlineby which they have to make theirdecision to either move forwardor take a pass.

Though NSCC spokesmanJohn Machilargy could not bereached for comment concerning

more information about thatdeadline, Councilmember MartyMcClain said the deadline is dueto the need for NSCC set aschedule for Olympic time trialsand other events.

Without the experience ofwrangling such a high-profileproject, McClain said he under-stood the hesitation from both thecity and its residents.

But, he added, without spend-ing money, the city wasn’t likelyto make money, and the directand indirect revenue streams willlikely float to Fort Myers or

unincorporated Lee County.“Across the river they’re

looking at how to make thiswork, and we’re looking at howto say no,” McClain said.

Ideas and rumors have beenfloated as to where the centerwould be built in Fort Myers, butaccording to Tammy Hall theexact location is unknown.

City Palms Park, when even-tually vacated by the Boston RedSox, was mentioned, but LeeCounty Sports AuthorityDirector Jeff Mielke said even

Festival-goers begin to ‘CelebrateCape Coral’Annual parade steps off tonightBy TIFFANY [email protected]

Residents braved the cold weather Fridaynight to check out the first day of festivities atthe TIB Bank Celebrate Cape Coral Carnivaland Night Parade.

The three-day festival kicked off with acarnival in the downtown area. The eventcontinues today from noon-midnight andfrom noon-7 p.m. Sunday. The parade, theheart of the event, starts at 6:30 p.m. today atSoutheast 15th Avenue and ends at SoutheastEighth Court.

Cape resident Christen Grilli made it outto the carnival Friday night with her daugh-

Bill addressingclass size amendment passes Senate committee

By MCKENZIE [email protected]

A bill to change class size requirementspassed the Senate’s Policy & SteeringCommittee on Ways and Means, 15-8, onlythree days after the Legislature began its 2010session.

Approved by voters in 2002, the Class SizeAmendment caps the number of students perclass and goes into effect this August. Schoolboards from Florida’s 67 counties have madealtering the amendment a priority as districtsstruggle with simply balancing their ownbudgets.

The way it reads now all schools have toensure that class size doesn’t exceed 18 stu-dents in elementary school, 22 students inmiddle school and 25 students in high schoolby this fall. As a result, districts across the

Cape Coral company provides after-quake aid

By MCKENZIE [email protected]

A Cape Coral company is help-ing to rebuild after a powerfulaftershock hit the Chilean city ofConcepcion Friday morning, lessthan a week after a magnitude-8.8earthquake struck on Saturday.

Turbine GeneratorMaintenance, Inc., a local companythat repairs steam and gas turbinegenerators for private industriesworldwide, was in Concepcionwhen the quake hit last weekendand is struggling to repair four outof five plants around the city —one of the plants was leveled by atsunami.

Todd Feeley, TGM’s vice presi-dent of sales and marketing, saidhis team is trying to bring powerback to the country. They will stay

as long as it takes to rebuild, headded.

“Power generation is a big partof getting them back on their feet,”he said via cellphone Friday.

Those still in the country havefelt aftershocks all week, heexplained, including a magnitude-6.9 quake which hit Friday at 6:47a.m. EST, according to a reportfrom the Associated Press.

Telecommunications, includinghis own cell phone, are mostlyinoperative but service varies bycity, he said. On Friday afternoonhe stopped his car in a small com-

munity outside of Concepcionwhere he managed to get service.

Earthquakes measured on theRichter Magnitude Scale are num-bered from 1 to 10, and Chile’srecord-setting earthquake last weekwas only two points away frombeing considered epic. Geologistspoint out that an earthquake overmagnitude 10 has never beenrecorded, and the devastation seenin January’s quake in Haiti wasmagnitude 7.

Chile’s coast lies on a major tec-tonic plate and, as a result, thecountry is affected by a lot of seis-

mic activity. According to theUnited States Geological Survey, itexperienced 13 events since 1973that registered a magnitude 7 orgreater.

Feeley, who was staying at hisown apartment in an 11-storybuilding, said TGM employeeswere working at a job site when ithit, while the rest of the company’sstaff was at the Holiday Inn inConcepcion. It took two days forthe workers to make it back to therest of the group at the hotel.

“I was on the sixth floor of an11-story building,” he said. “It feltlike it was moving one foot ineither direction and just aboutthrew us out of bed.”

When the first quake struck inthe afternoon on Feb. 27, furniture

Commercial impact

MICHAEL PISTELLA

Coral Point Shopping Center, with a Publix, Staples, Ross, Dollar Tree andmore, is among the city’s busiest shopping centers. The city hopes to add thepotential for much more commercial but experts say it may be years beforeany benefits are reaped.

Cape may have a long wait to seeimpact of land use changes, experts sayBy DREW [email protected]

Proposed changes in landuse would change the valuesand so the taxes paid onsome Cape properties, butit’s unclear as to when, andby how much.

Proponents of the landuse changes, specificallyfrom single family residen-tial to commercial activitycenters, say homeownerswill see property values sky-rocket in the coming years ascommercial developmentbegins to take hold.

They say, too, that diver-sifying the city’s tax basewill lower the burden on res-idential tax base, whichmakes up for 92 percent ofall revenue.

With the city still reeling

from foreclosures and unem-ployment, and with muchcommercial space stillvacant, County PropertyAppraiser Ken Wilkinsonsaid people are going to haveto be very patient.

He added that once the

city’s tax roll eventuallystarts to balance out, it isunlikely that millage rateswould be lowered, but couldlevel off.

“You could make the

At a Glance■ 3.2 million square feet of commercial space wasadde3d between 2003 - 2009■ Land use changes would account for an additional3,000 acres, with 1,274 of those acres dedicated tocommerical activity centers, and 555 acres dedicated tocommercial professional

“Power generation is a big part of getting them back on theirfeet.”

— Todd Feeley, a vice president for Turbine GeneratorMaintenance, Inc., a local company that repairs steam and gas

turbine generators for private industries worldwide

Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc. was in Chile when earthquake hit

See AID, 8A

See SWIM, 3A

If city negotiations sink, officials will work to keep project in Lee

See PARADE, 9A

Educators hoping to adjustclassroom numbers due totough economic times

See CLASS SIZE 9ASee COMMERCIAL, 9A

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Cape firefighter brings home the gold — a shiny Ford MustangBy TIFFANY [email protected]

It appears Cape Coral residentRyan Corlew is luckier than hethought.

During a recent trip to LasVegas, he and a couple of friendsscored tickets to a taping of thetelevision game show “Let’sMake a Deal!” Never known forbeing the luckiest in the bunch,Corlew prepared for the show asbest as he could: with someresearch and a great costume.

“If there’s a raffle or some-thing going on around the station,they know I’m not going to win,”Corlew, an engineer with theCape fire department, said.

Corlew watched the show toget a feel for how it worked, get-ting an idea of how the showdoled out prizes and such. Healso learned that if the tape wasaired — some tapings do notmake to television — it wouldrun about the same time as St.Patrick’s Day, so Corlew plannedfor that.

“I actually dressed up as a lep-rechaun,” he said. “I was trying towork my angle there.”

Corlew’s wife, Kelley, made asign for him to take to the showthat read, “Make this my luckyday.” The couple have two boys,13-year-old Cody and 9-year-oldColton. Cody attends DiplomatMiddle School, and Coltonattends Pelican ElementarySchool, where Kelley works as areading specialist.

Corlew, never expecting towin anything, headed out toNevada in January with the oth-ers. The group was made up ofother members of the Cape firedepartment, including Ret. Lt.Grady Yeager, Battalion ChiefRick Wylie and Lt. Brad Windey,along with Roger Windey, RonPentiuk and a few others.

When the group returned afew days later, they all had asecret to keep. Corlew had wonthe big prize on “Let’s Make aDeal!” — a new, 2010 FordMustang. The show’s rules forbidwinners from telling the publicuntil the show airs — about twomonths later.

“So we’ve been building thesuspense up over the last coupleof months,” he said Thursday.“They know were involved in a

deal at some point, but they don’tknow the whole story.”

“Keeping it a secret has beenthe hardest part,” Corlew added.

On Friday afternoon, thegroup of men and their familiesand friends met at the StevieTomato’s Sports Page on PineIsland Road to watch how theshow unfolded. They ate anddrank, then laughed and cheeredas Corlew was pulled to partici-pate as a contestant.

“The whole experience could-n’t be better,” he said Friday.

According to Corlew, therewere 340 people in the audienceand the taping took place at theTropicana. Prior to the start of theshow, the attendees were putthrough a short interview processthen took their seats. The host,Wayne Brady, opened the showand looked at Corlew.

“He, like, walks right over tome and picks me first,” he said.

Two other people were cho-sen. Brady offered one person thecontents of an envelope or whatwas behind a curtain. The personpicked the envelope, which con-tained money, and Corlew wasgiven what was behind the cur-tain — a new game room includ-ing a pool table, flatscreen TVand Wii game system.

“I didn’t have to make anydecision or anything,” Corlewsaid.

The second person wasoffered the contents of a box oran envelope. The person chosethe box, which contained a Zonk— a colored wig. A Zonk is a gaggift on the show. Corlew then hadto pick between the game roomand whatever was in the envelopeor what was behind a curtain.

“So far I had to make no deci-sion, I’m just standing there get-ting stuff,” he said, adding thatwhen he did his research theshow tended to give away a bigprize at the start to get the crowdpumped. “So I said, “I’m gonnago for the curtain.’”

Corlew won a new, 2010three-seated Kawasaki jet ski.But, he explained, the show is farfrom over. At the end, the winnerholding the most valuable prize isgiven a chance to trade that prizein for a chance at the big deal.One woman won a new car, butCorlew knew that she would not

take a chance losing that.Sure enough, Corlew said, the

woman declined participating inthe big deal and he had the nextmost valuable prize. He knew thetop prize is usually between$20,000-$25,000, and it did nottake Corlew long to decide toplay the game.

“I’m not going to go homewith nothing,” he said, addingthere are no Zonks in the big deal.“I’ve got a once-in-a-lifetimeopportunity. I’m probably nevergoing to be on the show again.”

So Corlew told Brady,“Wayne, I’m going for it.”

Given three numbered doorsto choose from, Corlew pickedthe first door. Brady opened theother doors first. One door hid acash vault and the other con-tained a new dining room set, hesaid.

“So, at this point, I knew Iwon the big

deal of the day,” Corlew said.And he did. The door Corlew

picked hid the gold-colored FordMustang

“That was the best part,” hesaid of the coloring. “Because Iwas dressed as a leprechaun.”

Yeager said Friday thatCorlew’s personality fit the gameshow perfectly.

“He lit it up,” he said, addingthat Corlew hammed it up for theshow. “He goes the little extramile for things.”

Asked about Corlew’s sup-posed lack of luck, Yeager point-ed to his win.

“I was just amazed,” he said.“In the beginning, it all fell in hislap.”

“It was all luck,” Yeageradded.

It will take up to 90 days forthe car to be delivered from theday the show is aired. Corlew and

his wife are likely going to get ridof the Mustang.

“We’re probably not going tokeep it. The cars we have now arefine, so we’re probably going tosell it,” he said. “It’s not as muchof a family car.”

Corlew is stationed at CapeCoral Fire Station No. 2. He hasbeen with the fire department for16 years, but has worked for thecity for 20 years. He first workedas a lifeguard and swim instructorat the Cape Coral Yacht Clubwhen he was 16 years old. Healso worked at Sun SplashFamily Waterpark.

Corlew attended Edison StateCollege, received his EMT cer-tificate and later joined the Capefire department. He also holdsdown a side job as a salesman athis father’s store, FOS Furniture.

TIFFANY REPECKILeft to right, Engineer Ryan Corlew, Battalion Chief Rick Wylie (FG) and Ret. Lt. GradyYeager, with the Cape Coral Fire Department, were among a group that participated inthe televised “Let’s Make a Deal!” game show. Called up as a contestant, Corlew wonthe big prize: a new, 2010 gold Ford Mustang.

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City of Palms needs serious work.“It’s an option,” he said. “But we

would need to be convinced City ofPalms is the right venue.”

The NSCC is asking the city for $22million in improvements for theAcademic Village area, the site eyed forthe facility. They’re also asking another$5 million towards con-struction.

NSCC is seeking anadditional $10 from thecounty, should the facilitybe built in Cape Coral.

City staff is looking atways to postpone about $4million of the siteimprovement price tag tolater phases of the project.

If city council shoulddecide to move forward,then another deadlineexists: the facility must beup and running and readyto host events by Dec. 31,2012.

With such tight time-frames all the way around,Marty McClain thinks the

council needs to decide now, not later.“We need to stop wavering and wob-

bling,” he said. “That seems to be thesolution: wait.”

City council meets on Monday, 4:30pm, at city hall.

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CAPE CORAL BREEZE

Celebrate Cape Coral

Should the city council hold a special election or go the appointment route to fill the vacancy caused by Eric Grill’s suspension?

Cape Coral residents will be able to herald the city’s40th anniversary early this month with a three-day festi-val designed to celebrate all things Cape Coral.

Through the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce, thecity, title sponsor TIB Bank, and other business contribu-tors, the traditional Celebrate Cape Coral Block party hasbeen expanded to three days with a new twist — a down-town carnival.

The celebration kicked off Friday night with carnivalrides, live music and other attractions across from theLeeWay Transfer Station on Southeast 47th Terrace.

Festivities continue today with the annual parade, tobe led by the city’s “pioneers,” or founding families.

Activities begin at noon and continue until midnightwith the showcase event, a 50-unit hometown parade —one of the biggest yet — stepping off at 6:30 p.m. fromSoutheast 15th Avenue and continuing to Southeast 8thCourt along 47th Terrace.

Festivities will wrap up Sunday following a 10:30a.m. worship service and lots more activities.

We thank the organizers, we thank the sponsors, andwe urge the community to pick a day and come out. TheCape is known for its community events and CelebrateCape Coral is a perennial hit with the carnival adding anew and interesting attraction to the standby favorite.

We hope to see you there.

— Breeze editorial

Bud SmithCape Coral

retired“I think they should holdan election, even thoughit will cost the citymoney.”

Leeann MackinCape Coral

stay-at-home mother“I would say to do anelection, that wayeverybody would havea chance to vote.”

Jean WiechartCape Coral

retired“I think the appointmentroute because if theyhave an election, and hegets reinstated, they’vewasted the total cost ofthe election, which issubstantial.”

Larry LeBlancCape Coral

construction“The appointment routefor sure. I just don’tthink it’s worth themoney, too muchmoney to spend.”

James CutlerCape Coralcab driver

“Go the appointmentroute, I guess. Themoney it’s going to cost,they don’t have it.”

Patricia HammondCape Coral

retired“I personally think theyshould do a special elec-tion to avoid him or herbeing a ‘yes man’ for thecouncil.”

tional draw to show we are not justa bedroom community anymore?We saw on the news tonight thatonly 7 percent of the city’s tax baseis commercial while in other citiesof similar size it’s about 25 percent.What good does it do to rezone res-idential land into commercial use ifnobody is willing to build here?Below is a letter we sent to all CityCouncil members. We encourageothers to contact them at [email protected] in support of thisproject before it goes to a vote asscheduled on March 15th.

Dear Cape Coral City Council, We strongly suggest you keep an

open mind about voting in favor forthe National Swim Center project.As 11-plus year residents of CapeCoral, we have seen the boom andbust we are all familiar with. Whilea cautious fiduciary approach isunderstood and expected by you therepresentatives of our populace, ascouncil members, you are alsocharged with making decisions thatencapsulate a vision of futuregrowth and prosperity. Before youclose your mind due to the initialcost, we trust you will consider thefuture revenue that would be gener-ated. We have attended swim meetsin the Orlando and Tampa areas andhave witnessed 1200-1500 swim-mers and their families from allover Central and South Floridaspending money at these three-dayevents. This is the kind of projectCape Coral needs to expand our taxbase, provide jobs for our own resi-dents (without crossing the river),attract national attention that couldentice more families to move to ourcity verses other local communities(new residents=tax revenue), andbring other business to our city. Inrecent elections, most of you told usyou would work for the growth andrenewal of our city. Here is yourchance to prove it.

How easy it is to say the city can-not afford this project and move on.We ask you to realize the opportuni-ty this represents and then performthe difficult task of figuring out howto make it happen.

Now, we see on television that ifit doesn’t happen in Cape Coral,Lee County wants to put it on theother side of the river. What hap-pened to the “Keep it in the Cape”mentality? In past elections, ourvote helped put most of you inoffice — be certain we will bewatching how each of you votes onthis project.

Eric and Carol MillsCape Coral

Council didn’t listen to in put on city manager contract

To the editor:Monday night’s Council Meeting

was a real eye opener! I made apresentation of a contract for the“city manager” position that was acollaborative effort of ArnoldKempe, myself and Sal Grosso,pointing out flaws in the contractoffered by Councilman Deile.

I offered solid reasoning to themayor and council. Including butnot limited to the fact that the con-tract offered little protection to thecity, no requirement that FloridaStatues be followed, $550 a monthcar allowance when the city hasexcess cars in its fleet that could beused for free,

There was no clarity if he shouldresign with respect to a severancepayout, his contract provides forindemnification by the city for “anytorts” (this includes a willful orintentional wrong), the term of thecontract is for one year and they areactively looking for a city managerby advertising for one, I suggestedthe following at the beginning of thecontract “or until a new city manag-er is appointed whichever is less inperiod of time”.

I further suggested that the fol-lowing be incorporated into the con-

tract “the employee is to performthe functions and duties as requiredby the City’s Charter, Florida StateStatues and the Cape Coral Code ofOrdinances”, “Four (4) months’severance pay” instead of 6 months,“For cause” shall be defined asincluding but not being limited to,malfeasance, misfeasance and ornonfeasance in the performance ofhis duties; violation of Florida stat-ues; violation of any substantiveCity Policy, rule or regulationwhich would subject any other Cityemployee to termination; or anyother act of a similar or more seri-ous nature”, “shall not be entitled topayment of any severance pay underthis agreement if he resigns”,“Upon any termination of thisAgreement pursuant to Section 1and the Employee is not the selectedas the City Manager, Employeeshall resume his duties as AssistantManager under the terms and condi-tions of Employees prior Agreementas Assistant Manager with no pay-ment of severance to the Employeeunder the within agreement”,Finally, “there shall be noIndemnification provided for anywillful or intentional wrong”.

None of the suggestions notedabove were incorporated into thefinal contract for Mr. Schwing. Inessence they were discarded ill-advisedly by Councilmember Deile,who preferred passing the contracthe drew up, as written. He furtherstated that he was not acting onbehalf of the council or the city innegotiating this contract! Don’telected officials represent the city(the people) and are they not sup-posed to act in the best interests ofthe people?

Moreover, he objected to myinsertion of “Interim City Manager”as not being consistent withCharter! He voted for that titlewhen the previous city managerresigned! Makes you wonder! Hisvote was the deciding vote on thecontract! His other comments withregard to a Florida Statue and priornotification to ratepayers were total-ly disingenuous and shameful.

Perhaps more wordsmithing andmarinating would have produced abetter document!

Lynn RoskoCape Coral

Council needs to get its priorities straight

To the editor:With regards to Monday night’s

council meeting and the Kesslerfirm discussion, I want to fullythank Councilmember Brandt forhis comments about the firm’s pre-vious 2006 performance.

He appropriately acknowledgedthat this firm’s efforts were unpro-fessional and lacking in itsapproach to their failed engage-ment by complaining to councilonly at the very end during theircouncil presentation that no onewould play in their sandbox whichresulted, in part, to an apparentspecific performance issue relativeto their contract with the city.

This message is the same that Ihave been conveying to all councilssince July, 2006, and that allmonies thus expended should bereturned fully.

I also thank CouncilmemberMcClain, who pointed out the spe-cific situation in Cobb County, Ga.,where the same Kessler firmproved itself as a good marketingorganization, as Mayor Sullivanacknowledged on Monday night viahis Web site comment, by deliver-ing the same essential document tothem as they did to the Cape whilefailing to perform the hard work.

As Mr. McClain also appropri-ately noted,PricewaterhouseCoopers andSaxon/Gilmore were able to com-plete their audit activity successful-ly and deliver detailed, specificresponses and recommendationsregarding the bid and award process

for the same UEP project during thesame period that the Kessler firmcould not.

The decision Monday night tobring this firm back to “finish” anengagement for which they hadalready been paid fully, and to paythem more taxpayer dollars, sug-gests that individual agendas mayhave trumped this council’s fiduci-ary responsibility to those same tax-payers.

And, to approve the “bringingback” of Kessler and his firm undera new contract without any specificdirection from this council withregards to deliverables supports thiscontention even more fully. Asfinal comment on this topic, thiswhole effort must be considerednon-strategic by this body as it wasnot one of the key objectives sup-porting the identified strategic areasin the plan approved by the counciljust last Monday night. This sug-gests that the funding levelsapproved for expenditure last nightwould also be non-strategic,although I am certain a rationaliza-tion will be attempted.

And, with regards to the strategicplan, goals, objectives and the met-rics that were approved by the coun-cil Monday night, the opportunitythat is represented by the AquaticCenter project, as proposed by theNSCC and discussed in the reviewdocument recently submitted tocouncil, has seemingly gained littleserious attention by the majority ofthe council, even though it is in thebulls-eye of this same approvedstrategic plan.

To pursue, or to at least vet fully,a potentially once-in-a-lifetimeopportunity, as City ManagerSchwing so appropriately posi-tioned it, requires vision andcourage. Having had the opportuni-ty to start, develop, and lead manyhighly successful businesses andprofit centers in over 20 years inthe private sector, I know fully thatit is not easy to cross this bridge,and, with the lack of backgroundsand experiences that most of thecouncil members have in thesetypes of matters, it is even more dif-ficult.

I understand that fully. That condition makes it even

more critical that this council doesfully vet the opportunity, with helpfrom those who have the expertiseto do so, to position them for thiscritical decision-making endeavor.However, to stay on one side andmake excuses for not even thinkingabout crossing the bridge is notacceptable as part of their electedresponsibilities.

Monday night during citizen’sinput, I did not ask the council tomake a go/no go decision about theopportunity. I did ask them toschedule a thorough review, con-duct that review asap, make thatgo/no go decision that they need tomake and then communicate to theresidents that position with theirassociated rationale. The futurealtering potential of the opportunityfor the city in so many waysdemands this, and they have thatsame fiduciary responsibilityregarding this opportunity to theresidents of the city to performtheir duties with sincerity, open-ness, reasonableness, and couragefor all of the residents that theyseemingly rejected with the Kesslerfirm decision.

My message to council is that itis time to get their prioritiesstraight. This city has a future, andit should be a bright one. They caneither help it to be on that path, sup-port the plan they’ve approved andeffect it, support our city leadershipand staff in their efforts, cease withthe micro-management and negativ-ity that is tearing at the core of thecity, and be the policy decisionmakers they’ve been hired to bewhile performing their fiduciaryresponsibility.

WORD IN THE CAPE

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

See LETTERS, page 5A

Applicants urgedfor District 5 seat

Cape Coral City Council is accepting applications from res-idents in District 5 to fill a council vacancy.

The Governor’s Office has suspended Councilmember EricGrill, pending adjudication on a charge that Grill provided a“false document” to a client who contracted with his construc-tion business. Grill was elected to the seat more than two yearsago and can be reinstated unless he is convicted or pleadsguilty to the felony charge. Grill has maintained his innocence.

Meanwhile council must fill his seat while the processperks. They’ve gone the appointment route due to cost and theinability of the Supervisor of Elections Sharon Harrington tohold an election within the city’s charter-mandated timeframe

Given the options — or lack thereof, thanks to Ms.Harrington — we’ll find no fault with council’s decision toappoint.

Already, there are willing residents raising their hands toserve and that is always gratifying. We thank those who havesubmitted their names, and we urge others in the district withan interest in city issues to consider making a bid as well.

We’ll be honest, the task can be thankless — just ask thelast few who stepped into what is sometimes referred to as a“caretaker” role.

But it also can be infinitely rewarding because there is theopportunity to make a very real difference in the city over thenext year or two.

The deadline for submissions is Wednesday with councilset to make its appointment March 15. If you live in District 5— an area roughly south of Pine Island Road, north ofVeteran’s Parkway and west of Del Prado Boulevard — andyou have an interest in serving, are knowledgeable about cityissues and are willing to assume a leadership role, please stepforward.

The residents need the very best District 5 has to offer tohelp the city get on with the business at hand.

— Breeze editorial

Council needs to think long term

To the editor:We applaud your recent editorial in favor of the

“Concourse at Cape Coral” project. Obviously, you areable to envision the enormous economic impact thiswould bring to our city. Unfortunately, we believe toomany Cape Coral residents and perhaps some councilmembers, view the project as just an “expensive swim-ming pool” when in fact it is so much more.

This isn’t a commercial project that results in anoth-er empty strip mall, but would be an alternative sourceof tax revenue. How does the Council plan to attractmajor new business and industry projects to our city(and this project is about our city) without some addi-

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Those of you who know me knowfully that I will be a strong supporter andadvocate of their efforts in trying to bewhat they need to be for all of the resi-dents, employees, and businesses of thecity. They need to help us all to havethe confidence to support them in theirefforts.

Steve Riggs Cape Coral

Ready to serveTo the editor:

A 17-year resident of SW Florida, Imoved to Cape Coral in 1998 because itpresented the best opportunities for meto raise a family. I was attracted by thelow crime rate, beautiful parks, commu-nity events, and affordable housingprices. Much in Cape Coral has changedin the past few years, but I still believethere is no better place for my family. Iwant to do my part to make sure itremains the best place in the world forme to raise my two little girls.

Wanting to be part of the resolutionto bring Cape Coral back to what it oncewas and what it still can be I submittedthe appropriate paperwork for theappointment to the District 5 Cape CoralCity Council seat, on Thursday, March4. I seek to serve our residents because Iwant to do my part to help Cape Coralbecome the city of growth and prosperi-ty that it once was. The issues facing ourcity will require time, deliberation, andworking with the people to do what isright to improve our great city. Throughhard work and dedication, I know it ispossible to bring us up out of these hardtimes, and I am willing to make thetough decisions that must be made. Itruly believe that my values and princi-ples will help expedite that process.

Currently, the city is experiencing thebiggest economic challenge in its histo-ry. Cape Coral and her people did not gountouched by the country’s painful eco-nomic crisis. If anything she was hitharder than most areas in the UnitedStates and for this, it is imperative duringthis economic hardship that the tax bur-den on the citizenry is not increased. Ifselected, I will work with the Mayor,Council, and people to find the mostcost-effective ways to efficiently operatethis city, and will work tirelessly towardsfinding areas to trim the budget and cutexpenses. I will also examine everyoption to ensure our citizens are payingthe fairest possible utility rates.However, public safety will always bemy top priority, as I know it is for mostof us.

The decisions that are before thisCouncil will not only determine thefuture prosperity of this city, but willalso personally affect the lives of thou-sands of families, mine included. I willnot take this responsibility lightly. Eachdecision will be made with the utmostregard for the ramifications, both shortand long term. They will also be madeonly after all options are weighed andinformation analyzed, involving the pub-lic in every step along the way. I will gointo each issue with an open mind andnot allow any preconceived ideas to off-set my ability to learn and rationalize allaspects of that issue.

It is my hope we share in these goalsand the methods of achieving them sothat we may work together to bring CapeCoral back to the paradise so many peo-ple have come to either retire in endlesssummer or raise their family in a safe,beautiful, and community focused city.

Terry MillerCape Coral

Driving school neededTo the editor:On Sunday Feb. 21, Cape Coral

police responded to a call regarding adisturbance at The Dek. The officer lefthis vehicle to assist another officer. Hetook the time to close and lock the dooron the vehicle, but he had forgotten toput it into park. This vehicle went on tohit four motorcycles, which were parkedin a legal designated parking area, anddid about a $1000 damage to each.

This will now mean $4,000 of our taxdollars must be spent to repair the motor-cycles.

The person who caused the distur-bance, if a multi-offender, may be fineda $100. If this is his first offense, it willprobably be dismissed. This doesn’tsound like a good way to balance thebudget.

Connie Barron, police spokeswoman,will not release the officer’s name. Thereseems to be only two reasons that some-thing like this can occur, one is the offi-cer became so excited, he wasn’t think-ing clearly. If this is the case, it soundsas though he may need more training atthe academy. This will cost more tax dol-

lars. This is where they did not send theofficer who drew down on a child forsmoking a cigarette underage last month.

The other possible reason is that hedoesn’t know how to drive properly.

In this case, he shouldn’t be in a posi-tion to give tickets to other drivers andshould be sent to driving school.

Cape Coral police continue to dothings that jeopardize the lives of inno-cent citizens. Because he is an officer, itis a safe bet that there will be no disci-pline.

Mary WestCape Coral

Differing views should be welcome

To the editor:There is a person who writes into the

mailbag who has a retort for everybodyhe does not agree with as if he is the onlyone that knows what’s going on. Thisperson sounds like he believes that onlyhe is smart enough to know what is goodenough for everybody, just like our pres-ident.

After just making things up he thenstates that other people should get theirfacts straight. This reminds me of aSaturday Night Live skit about what theworld should be like; it was calledWayne’s World.

Joe BleersCape Coral

Father’s story poignant picture of a child taken too soon

To the editor:A little 2-year-old star was darkened

much too soon.I read the story about Liam, written by

his dad Joseph Perk, and it was the mostemotional and heart-felt love story I haveever read, and the tears pour from myeyes as I attempt to put my present feel-ing to this sheet of paper.

My God sir, I cannot tell you of howdeep the story of your young son andyourself have affected me in your time ofsorrow.

God will most certainly take youryoung Liam to his breast, as he attemptsto grant you and yours all the solace youso sorely need at this time in your life.

Please accept my most heartfelt con-dolences for the happening of such aheartfelt tragedy, and, may the good lordgive you peace.

Thank you so much for the eloquentlytelling of your most profound happening.

Joseph F. CurranCape Coral

Rescuers were real life savers

To the editor:At 8:20 a.m. on March 3 we were

leaving Bay Pointe Yacht and RacquetClub heading toward Rt. 75. After pass-ing the Hogbody’s restaurant we saw asmall child on the road ahead and werestopping as we passed the child. A vanand truck in both the east and west boundlanes saw what was happening and wereable to stop and block traffic while oneof them scooped up the child and got itout of harms way and took the child tothe nearest house.

This was a heroic act and the threedrivers should receive recognition fortheir quick action and bravery in savingthe child’s life. I do not know these folkbut they are my heroes and I am sure thatthey are also the heroes of the motherand father of the child. They have thesincere appreciation of the communityfor their brave actions.

Walter and Pearl KingAiken, SC

City employees are not the enemy

To the editor:I am a city of Cape Coral employee

whose title is administrative specialist IIand I have worked for the city for fouryears. I have not received a raise in overtwo years, or union steps since I am nota union member. As it appears right now,probably another two years will go bybefore I receive an additional penny.

I pay for family health insurancewhich means that each month I pay$572.72 and as rates increase everyyear, my take-home pay decreases thatvery same amount. I have a two-yearcollege degree and, at 54 years of age, Imake the same salary I made when I was23 years old, which is approximately$35,000. My degree means nothing inCape Coral.

When I moved here seven years ago, Iunderstood that I was choosing a qualityof life as a trade-off for money, but Itruly believed I would be able to survive.Now, I’m not so sure, especially since

my husband has been out of work foralmost a year due to the economy. I stillhave a child living at home and all threeof us are struggling to live off my salaryand my husband’s unemployment bene-fits which will soon be running out. Andnow I am faced with further devastationas Mayor Sullivan and his advocates feelthat I am overpaid and that the city isbeing frivolous with my benefits.

As a resident of Cape Coral, I takepride in my city, but it is hard for me toseparate my anger and frustration when Ifeel as if I am always a target for ourmayor, as well as many of my fellow cit-izens simply because I am a city employ-ee. I do not understand why our mayorhas made city employees the enemy andwhy he wants us, the employees, to viewhim as our enemy. I am confused as towhy our mayor makes comments suchas, “I’m not about to stand still while res-idents eat Puss ‘n Boots (cat food) andemployees eat filet mignon.” If he spenttwo hours shopping with me on theweekend, I think he would feel different-ly as I search for sales, eat unhealthyfoods because they’re cheaper, and liter-ally add up in my mind each item I put inmy shopping wagon so I won’t be embar-rassed when I check out for not havingenough money to pay for my groceries.

I am a hard worker and I love my job,but when our mayor says such cruel anddemeaning words, he hurts me by attack-ing my self-esteem, my value as a cityemployee and my morale. Ultimately, ifthere are more employee-related cuts, Iwill be forced to walk away from myhome, which holds my whole life sav-ings, and leave this city behind. I willend up going back to New York where Iwas always valued as a dedicated, hard-working employee.

Although I mainly speak for myself inthis article, I am not alone. Many of myco-workers are in the same situation andfeel betrayed by our mayor and his fol-lowers. I have to admit, I am afraid Iwill not be able to survive in Cape Coralmuch longer.

Phyllis DeMarcoCape Coral

Chilmonik is correctTo the editor:Robert Chilmonik, Lee County Board

of Education member, is absolutely cor-rect when he expresses concern for theabysmal SAT/ACT performance by ourschools, and with the FCAT scoresamong the lowest in the state.

This coupled with the fact that ourper-student transportation cost is amongthe highest in the state certainly shouldserve to sound the alarm for change. Theissue of student transportation has been asore spot for years. Time and again wehave heard of exhaustingly long busrides,l to and from the school, impactingadversely on student performance andparent frustration.

These are not issues to be ignored andMr. Chilmonik is to be saluted for hisdetermination to finally institute a planto correct the problems, one board mem-ber cannot make the changes. We shouldnot continue with a program that hasbeen tried, tested, and failed and the restof the board along with the superintend-ent should pick up on Mr. Chilmonik’sleadership and institute the obviouschanges. These are top priority issuesthat should be addressed immediatelyand until solved.

Dick KalfusCape Coral

Utility lawsuits drivingcouncil agenda?

To the editor:Not only are our elected City

Council members, meaningMayor Sullivan and Deile, work-ing against public opinion, theyseem to have only one agenda: towin their lawsuit against the Cityof Cape Coral. This lawsuit wasfiled long before they ran forelection, back in 2006. And, italso seems that the only reasonthey ran for election with suchpromises to dig up whateverwrong doing previous CityCouncil has done, it has allowedthem to maneuver through all thered tape they themselves, as citi-zens of the city, were unable todo.

Now, with their “power ofinfluence” over the city’s citi-zens they are not only able tostrong arm their fellow CityCouncil members (which seemsoddly strange how Grill is nownot available to speak up), butalso able to justify their own rea-soning behind the suit.

And, why do Brandt andLeetz feel this is also a goodidea? It makes no sense to me

why they are backing up their mayor andDeile’s convictions. Is there something we donot know? Transparency is obviously not partof their personal agenda, but only letters writ-ten upon a piece of paper claiming to be aContract with the City they have had no inten-tion upholding.

Doesn’t anyone think this is wrong?Having such a personal agenda, running forelection and actually convincing thousands ofcitizens that they are the right people to bringchange to our city has only helped them toobtain what they initially sought out to do;win their lawsuit.

And, let me remind you that winning theirlawsuit means the city of Cape Coral is outthousands, possibly hundreds of thousands ofdollars that it needs to continue moving for-ward with the UEP among other importantnecessities, which is really needed to help thegrowth of the city.

Swim Center? Of course not! There willbe no money for that because it will be goingtowards “charitable organizations.”

They were not running for election to helppropel future growth of this city. To me itseems they were out for themselves. How canbringing back an auditor who was unable tocomplete their so-called audit help? Again,this sounds to me that they have had thisplanned all along.

Doesn’t anyone else see this? And, thereare those out there who commend theirefforts!

So, they claim that the city of Cape Coralrobbed them. Does this mean that they areright to be so sneaky to convince everyone tospend more of the city’s money to rob the cityback? Two wrongs do not make a right! Theyshould have focused their personal effortsworking outside of the city government theynow claim to run. Everything they do, everydecision they make stinks of a personalvendetta against the city of Cape Coral. Howcould anyone really believe they are out thereworking for the best interest of the city?

Everything seems to be rolling backwardin order to fulfill their personal agenda. But ofcourse, robbing the city of Cape Coralbecause they themselves were robbed first isthe “change” they claim to be making. Howcan this actually be happening?!? I am sick.

For those citizens who are not aware, youare now. There has seemingly been a smokescreen, smelling of sweet promises thatwould lead our city towards future growthand financial stability. However, smoke issmoke. I have been choking through it formonths.

A lot of what the four out of the now sevenCity Council members are doing is talk andmore talk. They are hiding behind their ownpersonal agenda. What are you going to doabout it? Please, don’t just sit there; stand upand demand ethical leadership for our city!

It is time to really make a change foreveryone. There are many out there lookingfor a real leader who will justify spendingmoney to actually help propel our city’sgrowth, making this a more welcoming envi-ronment for everyone, on every level. CapeCoral has so much potential!

But, with decisions that will lead to thiscity’s downfall, how can Cape Coral becomeone of the most desired cities in Florida forfamilies, vets, and businesses?

This is what happens when people are noteducated on how to vote.

In fact, this is why so many people chosenot to vote; too much corruption within ourcity which has led to a downward spiral thatwill lead to our demise.

Mayor Sullivan, I have had enough, that isfor sure! And, it is time to realize that the cit-izens of Cape Coral will not stand behind anunethical tag-team claiming to be the changethis city needs. It is wrong for you to use yourgovernment leadership for personal gain.Shame on you!

A. TeblumCape Coral

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Geraldine L. SchnellerGeraldine L Schneller, 88, of Fort Myers and formerly

of Cape Coral passed away Wednesday, March 3, 2010.She was born Aug. 17, 1921, in Coplay, Pa., the

daughter of Stanley and Bessie (Balliet) Schneller.She graduated from high school in Gary, Ind., and then

worked for many years as an insurance agent in Gary. Shewas a member of the Cape Coral United Methodist Churchfor many years and served as treasurer for the UMW. She

was also a member of the Genealogy Club and the AfricanViolet Club. She was a very faithful family member thathelped other family members in need.

She leaves to cherish her loving memory two sisters,Phyllis (John) Schwetz of Hart, Mich., and MyrtleSchneller of Fort Myers, as well as many nieces andnephews and great nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by two sisters, Louise Dogan andVivian Hoover.

The funeral will be held at the convenience of the fam-ily.

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Carol Jean PickeringCarol Jean Pickering, 72, of Cape Coral died Thursday,

March 4, 2010, at Health Park Hospital. She was born Jan.9, 1938, in Chicago. She married Jack Pickering in 1956.She lived in Chicago for many years where she worked atFord City Bowling Alley. She retired in 1985 and movedto Clearwater, Fla. She had been a resident of Cape Coralsince 1996 where and was a member of Cape CoralMoose Lodge # 2395 and Eagles Aerie 3957.

Her family includes her daughter, Karen (Steve) Zintakof Glendale, Ariz.; her son, Kevin (Jane) of Lemont, Ill.;and four grandchildren, Michael, Samantha, Travis andDana; along with her loving companion, Michael Peters.

She was preceded in death by her husband in 1998. A gathering of family and friends will take place Friday

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‘March in the Park’ set to blossom March 13By MCKENZIE [email protected]

Hailed as a growing, surprisingly pop-ular annual event, Garden Club of CapeCoral will hold its second “March in thePark” next weekend.

It’s on Saturday, March 13, from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jaycee Park in CapeCoral, where local residents can tour theserene park on the banks of theCaloosahatchee River, learn about gar-dening and purchase plants for sale.

“Last year was our first year, andbeing with the economy the way it was,we didn’t know what to expect,” saidGinny Huffer, an event organizer and gar-den club member. “And we were pleas-antly surprised. We were busy all daylong.”

Huffer said she’s been handing out fly-ers to get the word out and other localgardening clubs have been telling theirmembers about the event.

“This is something we plan to contin-ue and hope it will grow each year,” she

said. Thirty local vendors will be at the

event selling a number of local plantsincluding hibiscus, bromeliads, orchidsand bamboo, for example. Huffer said lastyear the march featured fewer than 20vendors, a sign that it’s building momen-tum.

There will also be speakers each houraddressing topics related to plants or gar-dening. A total of seven are scheduled,one speaking each hour of the event, ontopics such as worm composting, floralart design, a hibiscus grafting and grow-ing herbs in Southwest Florida.

Live entertainment will be provided bya local DJ and vendors are selling food toresidents attending the event. Some ven-dors include the Northeast Kettle Corn,Gramp’s Italian Kitchen, an Italian iceprovider and a breakfast provided by twodifferent clubs from Cape Coral HighSchool — the Florida Future Educatorsof America and the Florida Career andCommunity Leaders of America.

Fellow organizer Kathy Woodlocksaid the garden club is attempting to setup a program to provide local scholar-ships to children who are environmental-ly focused.

Each year they send one child to a cen-tral Florida camp which focuses on teach-ing children about plants and the environ-

ment, and Woodlock said they are hopingsome of the proceeds from the marchcould help them to continue sendinginterested children.

Raffle tickets are also available for $1each. At the end of the day organizerswill raffle off a number of prizes includ-ing a hand-painted rain barrel, a birdcage, a wheel barrel full of gardeningsupplies and tickets to the Edison andFord Winter Estates or Cultural ParkTheatre.

Huffer said some master gardenerswill be available to answers questionsduring the day.

“It is a good place to come if you havequestions or something in you yard thatyou want to know about,” she said.

Most people are familiar with the clubbecause of the local gardens they manage.Woodlock said members oversee a gar-den behind the circulation desk of theCape Coral Library, as well as a garden atCity Hall and the rose garden at the CapeCoral Historical Museum.

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Second Annual “March in the Park”When:

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Call 540-7988

Cape Coral man faces sexual assault charges

By TIFFANY [email protected]

A Cape Coral man has been accusedof sexually assaulting a child from 2004to 2006, when he was under the age of18.

George John Mitar IV, 20, faces onecount of sexual assault by a person under18 years of age with the sexual batteryof a victim under 12 years of age andone count of lewd lascivious behaviorwith the victim less than 12 years of ageand the offender is less than 18 years ofage.

Mitar was located at his Cape Coralhome Feb. 18 and was arrested on a war-

rant, according to Lee County Sheriff’sOffice spokesman John Sheehan.

Mitar remained in the Lee County Jailon $300,000 bond Thursday.

According to court documents, Mitarsexually abused the male victim on morethan one occasion between June 3,2004, and Nov. 16, 2006. The abusebegan when the child was 9 years oldand Mitar was 15, and continued untilthe victim was 10 years old and Mitarwas 16.

During a police interview inDecember, Mitar said the sexual activity“only happened once and that he partici-pated in a polygraph at his father’s

office to prove it,” the documents state.Mitar told detectives he had per-

formed a sexual act on the victim for “nomore than one minute,” according toinvestigative records released late thisweek.

Mitar denied any other incident, thedocuments state.

His father, George J. Mitar III, is aprivate attorney. He reportedly toldpolice that his son disclosed smalldetails about the alleged incident, and heused those details for his son to partici-pate in a polygraph examination. Heagreed to provide a copy of the poly-graph examination results to police.

According to Sheehan, George J.Mitar III worked for the LCSO, possiblyin a legal capacity, before leaving in2004. Robyn Mitar, the stepmother ofthe accused, has been with the LCSOsince 1989. She is a lieutenant assignedto the Watch Commander Division.

Attorneys Robert Harris and ChrisCosden are representing the accused.

“We have not received the state’s evi-dence yet. We do not know what thedetails of the case are,” Harris saidThursday. “Once we do, we will getready to present a defense.”

Mitar has a case management confer-ence hearing before Lee County JudgeMargaret O. Steinbeck at 2:30 p.m.,April 7, at the Lee County Justice Centerin Fort Myers.

Authorities seek man believed responsible for car burglaries

By TIFFANY [email protected]

An armed man is responsible for at leastfive vehicle burglaries in northwest CapeCoral and possibly other areas, accordingto authorities.

Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers isasking for the public’s help to identify aman caught on surveillance video breakinginto a vehicle in the 2200 block ofNorthwest Seventh Terrace in earlyFebruary. In the video, the man is armedwith a black handgun that is tucked intothe back of his pants.

The man is described as a white, in hisearly to mid 20s, with a medium build andapproximately 6 feet tall.

“This guy is definitely linked to five(burglaries), but most likely more than

that,” said Trish Routte, coordinator forSouthwest Florida Crime Stoppers.“There’s been similar activity in that areaprior to and after that occurred.”

The homeowner, who has surveillancecameras hooked up to his residence,caught the man on video approach thehome and begin checking the handles onsix vehicles parked in the driveway. Theman eventually came across the sport util-ity vehicle and entered through the frontpassenger door.

“This one happened to be unlocked,”Routte said.

The man remained inside the SUV fornearly 12 minutes before exiting the vehi-cle through the rear passenger door. Routtedid not know if anything had been stolenfrom the SUV or other burglarized vehi-

cles. She said the vehicles were brokeninto around the same time and in the samearea.

According to Routte, detectives withthe Cape Coral Police Department say theman is responsible for a handful of recentvehicle burglaries in the north Cape andcould possibly have targeted other areas.

“There’s been similar crimes in thatarea and we don’t think this is an isolatedincident,” Routte said. “In this case, thehomeowner did happen to have surveil-lance cameras around the house, so fortu-nately we were actually able to catch thisguy in the act.”

What is alarming for authorities is thefact that the man has a gun.

“You’ve got somebody who’s veryserious about what he’s doing. He’s armedwith a weapon,” she said. “Any timeyou’ve got somebody committing crimesand they’re armed with a firearm, there’s

always a potential for danger.”Routte said the weapon is easily acces-

sible if the man is confronted.“You’ve got a car burglary situation

that could turn into a shooting,” she said.“The level of danger increases from a ran-dom car burglary to the potential of some-thing much more serious.”

Authorities are hoping the public mightrecognize the man or the handgun tuckedinto the back of his pants. Anyone withinformation is asked to call SouthwestFlorida Crime Stoppers at (800) 780-TIPS(8477).

“Sometimes the slightest bit of infor-mation can be pieced together to linksomeone to it,” Routte said.

All callers will remain anonymous andwill be eligible for up to $1,000 in cashrewards. Tips may also be made online at:www.swflcrimestoppers.org.

Incident is alleged to have happened while accused was a teen

Suspect caught on surveillance at one home

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Canterbury School students cull top honorsBy MCKENZIE [email protected]

Four local students fromCanterbury School were recog-nized by judges last month dur-ing the Edison RegionalScience & Engineering Fair.

Each year students atCanterbury enroll in an inde-pendent study program wherethey work to perfect an experi-ment under the advisement of ateacher. Once the project is fin-ished, students compete in oneof two divisions, junior or sen-ior, depending on whether theyare in middle or high school.

“It’s a semester-longresearch class, actually it’s ayear long because now we arepreparing to get ready for nextyear,” said Kelly Etcheverry, ascience teacher. “They aren’tgiven class time for it so theyhave to do it individually or inmandatory group meetings.”

Etcheverry explained thatstudents choose an idea they areinterested in and teachers helpthem to formulate their idea intoa problem that can be testedusing science. By the end of theproject the teachers are onlyhelping students to submit theirpaperwork for the fair, she said.

Approximately 400,000 stu-dents created science projectsthis year, said Etcheverry, andby the time judging began thatnumber was reduced to 410.The regional fair includedschools from all over Southwest

Florida. Jacob Dufault, a junior at

Canterbury, was named Best ofFair in the senior division for acomputer science project named“Examining the Effects ofDifferent Random NumberGenerators on Perlin NoiseWith Different NumberDistributions.”

His project optimized amathematical algorithm used incomputer graphics for films like“Star Wars” or “Shrek.”

“There is perlin noise, whichis an algorithm that enhancesgraphic imagery, like computergraphics and animations,” hesaid. “I would like to see it usedin real time graphics like avideo game.”

Later this year Dufault willcompete at the Florida StateScience and Engineering Fair,as well as the Intel InternationalScience and Engineering Fair.He also received a Yale Scienceand Engineering Associationaward, an Intel Excellence inComputer Science award, anaward from Florida Associationof Science Teachers and a fullscholarships to Florida GulfCoast University.

Mercedes Zambrano, a sen-ior, tested whether a rectal orear thermometer was moreaccurate in reading an animal’stemperature. She earned firstplace in their division anddecided to conduct this testafter interning with a local vet-

erinarian. “She wanted to know if it

would be more comfortable forthe animal to use an ear ther-mometer,” said Zambrano. “Theear one is not as effective.”

She received a full scholar-ship to FGCU and will competeat the state competition.

Cape Coral freshmanCheyenne Reynolds, earnedsecond place for her projectnamed “Water Hazard? DoesBPA Leached Into WaterBottles Cause Mutation inDrosophila?” Reynolds, an ath-lete, said she thought of theproject from hearing about thepossible harmful chemical inwater bottles. She said that BPAis known to cause breast or

prostate cancer. “I heard that if you freeze a

water bottle, it could causeleaching of BPA and I wantedto see if that was true,” saidReynolds.

A Canterbury student fromNorth Fort Myers, JamesHarris, also tested three differ-ent types of solar panels to findout which one is the most effi-cient. He earned third place forhis project named “SolarDistillation.”

He explained that the para-bolic solar panel, shaped like atrough, is the most efficient.

— Photos of Jacob Dufault ,Cheyenne Reynolds and JamesHarris by photographer JayBuchanan

Jacob Dufault Mercedes Zambrano Cheyenne Reynolds James Harris

City landmark, June’s Hallmark, to close its doors March 31By DREW WINCHESTER [email protected]

Thirty years are coming to aclose for Jane Hartz and June’sHallmark.

One of the most belovedstores in Big John’s Plaza, if notall of the city, is closing its doorson March 31, and with it Hartzwill close out a wildly successfuland indelible chapter in her life.

“It’s not bittersweet at all,”she said of the store’s closing.“I’m excited about getting out.”

Along with her husband Mark,Hartz bought the store inFebruary 1980, a time whenthere was a mere 37,000 peopleliving in Cape Coral.

The store had been around formore than a decade prior, knownas Quality Card Shop and thenJune’s Quality Card Shop, beforebeing purchased by Mark andJane.

In those early days, Jane saidthe city emptied out in the sum-mer, a challenge the store sur-vived by printing personalizedcards and selling them in bulk,giving companies discounts ifthey purchased their cards duringthe summer months.

As the years passed, the citygrew, as did the store’s clientele.

Hartz said she’ll miss the cus-

tomers most of all, most of whichshe knows on a first-name basis,some she’s known for the major-ity of her three decades with thestore.

As word spread throughoutthe customer base of the store’sclosing, she said it was almost asif most were in mourning.

It’s that devotion, and passion,Hartz said, that has kept the storegoing.

“It’s been a joy to work withthese customers, and we’ve hadthe best,” she said. “Their loyal,considerate ... it’s heartwarm-ing.”

Mark Hartz passed away fouryears ago, not long afterHurricane Charley laid the storeto waste.

Of course, the store wasrebuilt and lived on,but Jane said she’sbeen thinking ofmaking her exit forsome time.

There won’t be aproblem filling theabundance of freetime, said Hartz,who’s looking for-ward to living whatshe described as a“normal person.”

There’s golf, trav-

el, gourmet cooking, even asports car in Hartz’s self-described future “bucket list.”

But there’s also family, andholidays, something she’s missedout on over the years.

“I have not had Christmaswith my kids on 30 years,” shesaid. “I’m so excited about that ...there’s grandkids, great-grand-kids.”

Hartz also gave credit to heremployees, most of whom areladies that have been with thestore for years.

Hartz described the sales staffas an extended family, one thathas slowly been adjusting to theidea of the store shutting down.

“It was a shock ... they’vebeen here for years. I’ve had suchloyal salespeople. They’re more

like a family and

that’s the way it should be,” shesaid.

Forty percent off sale signsand “store closing” bannersadorned both front and backentrances to the store Thursday.

There was still a steady flowof customers, many coming backagain and again scooping upgreat bargains. Others simplycoming by one last time to sharea smile, a laugh, even a memorywith Hartz and her staff.

Ursula Babucke, a customerof the store since 1992, wasdoing just that, picking up keep-sakes for her shelves at home.

Babucke said she was simplyshocked when she learned thestore would be closing down.

“Everything in my house isfrom June’s Hallmark,” Babuckesaid.

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Around the state

North Florida will be freezing again

RUSKIN (AP) — Anotherfreezing night is ahead for a largechunk of north Florida.

The National Weather Serviceissued overnight freeze warningsFriday for a dozen counties innorth Florida. That means at leasttwo hours of subfreezing tempera-tures are expected between 3 a.m.and 8 a.m. Saturday.

The weather service says lowscould dip into the 20s during thattime.

The freeze warning includesnorth central Florida countiesaround Gainesville and Jackson-ville and extends as far south asSumter and Hernando counties.

This winter is already one of thecoldest on record for the SunshineState.

Otter attacks andwounds elderly man

VENICE (AP) — An otterattacked and wounded an elderlyman who was out for a stroll in atown along Florida’s Gulf coast.

The otter then turned on twomen who came to the man’s rescuein Venice Thursday.

Authorities say 96-year-oldMorrell Denton and 36-year-oldChristopher Janssen sufferedunspecified injuries during theattack. The men were treated at ahospital and released.

Authorities say the otter waskilled.

Authorities dismantledrug operations

LAKELAND (AP) — Author-ities say they have dismantled twoFlorida-based marijuana-traffick-ing operations that had ties toCalifornia and Mexico.

The Ledger in Lakeland report-ed that the multi-jurisdictionalinvestigation led to the arrests ofmore than two dozen people andmore are being sought.

Authorities seized 600 poundsof marijuana, $240,000 in cash, ahalf-kilogram of cocaine and 17firearms. Officials said they werein the process of also seizing 27vehicles.

The operations are believed tohave been distributing as much as$750,000 worth of marijuanaweekly.

The investigation began inSeptember when detectiveslearned that a Seminole Countyman was distributing high-grademarijuana smuggled fromCalifornia to University of CentralFlorida students.

Six hurt in wrong-waycrash in north Florida

JACKSONVILLE (AP) —Five Kentuckians and a Floridawoman are hospitalized followinga wrong-way crash in northFlorida.

According to the FloridaHighway Patrol, 28-year-oldShana M. Pruitt was driving southin a northbound Interstate 95 lanewhen the head-on collisionoccurred in Jacksonville. Her FordMustang hit an SUV driven by 38-year-old Joseph McGinnis, ofThelma, Ky., early Friday morn-ing.

McGinnis, Pruitt and two pas-sengers in the SUV suffered seri-ous injuries in the crash. Two otherSUV passengers sustained criticalinjuries.

Couple rewarded for Thanksgiving Dayshooting tip

MARATHON (AP) — A cou-ple who recognized a man accusedin a fatal Thanksgiving Day shoot-ing as a guest at their hotel in theFlorida Keys has been given a$100,000 reward for tipping offinvestigators.

Melinda Pfaff says her familywill probably save the money forpractical expenses. She says thereis “nothing to celebrate.”

Pfaff’s husband, Paul, recog-nized Paul Merhige in a previewfor an “America’s Most Wanted”episode. The couple called the tipline and Merhige was arrested inJanuary.

Merhige had been the subject ofa massive manhunt. He is accusedof killing his twin sisters, 79-year-old aunt and 6-year-old cousin onThanksgiving Day at a familygathering in Jupiter.

Around the nation

Six people killed in bus crash south of Phoenix

SACATON, Ariz. (AP) — Sixpeople were ejected from a bus andkilled Friday when the vehicle hit a

pickup and rolled over on the inter-state south of Phoenix, state policesaid.

The six were thrown about 10yards in the accident about 5:30a.m. on the Gila River IndianReservation near the communityof Sacaton, according to theArizona Department of PublicSafety. Their bodies were coveredwith blue tarps midmorning

Friday, and police said there maybe another victim under the bus.

DPS spokesman Bart Gravessaid two men and four women, allaboard the bus, were killed. Thebus, traveling from central Mexicoto Los Angeles, was carrying atleast 22 passengers, and the sur-viving 16 passengers were allinjured. Police said the rollovertriggered a second accident when

another pickup slowed and was hitby a sedan. One person from thesedan was taken to a hospital.

Eight of the injured were takento Maricopa Medical Center inPhoenix, where six were in criticalcondition with life-threateninginjuries.

New $100: Ben’sfacelift to berevealed

WASHINGTON (AP) —Aiming to stay a step ahead ofcounterfeiters, the government isplanning a new design for the$100 bill that will be unveiled nextmonth, the Treasury Departmentsaid Friday.

Wraps will come off the faceliftfor Ben Franklin at an April 21ceremony in the ornate Cash Roomat the department, the site ofUlysses Grant’s first inaugural ballin 1869. Treasury SecretaryTimothy Geithner and FederalReserve Chairman Ben Bernankewill do the honors.

The government says its deci-sions on redesigning currency areguided by assessments of counter-feiting threats, from digital tech-nology or old-fashioned printingpresses.

The C-note — the highestvalue of all U.S. bills — circulateswidely around the globe.

Missing skiers make way to park

CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN,Wash. (AP) — Authorities saytwo skiers who had been missingin Washington made their way to acampground and called to say theyare OK.

The men had been missing atCrystal Mountain ski resort nearMount Rainier National Park.

Pierce County sheriff’s DeputyJ. Sousley said they called Fridayfrom a campground in theOhanapecosh (oh-HAN’-uh-puh-kosh) area, about 20 miles south ofthe resort.

They had been reported over-due Thursday night, and a searchwas under way.

Prosecutor: Fatal Illinois fire motivated by greed

MAYWOOD, Ill. (AP) —Prosecutors say the owner of anapartment building in a Chicagosuburb had his maintenance manset it on fire, killing seven people,because he wanted to collect theinsurance money.

The building’s owner, 60-year-old Lawrence Myers, and themaintenance man, 47-year-oldMarion Comier, are charged withmurder and arson in the Feb. 14fire in Cicero.

Both were denied bond onFriday. The men were assignedpublic defenders who said little incourt about the allegations againsttheir client. Myers’ public defend-er says he looks forward to thecase going to trial.

Ohio doctor guilty ofwife’s cyanide death

CLEVELAND (AP) — A doctoraccused of lacing his wife’s calciumsupplement with cyanide so he couldbe with his mistress was convictedFriday of aggravated murder.

Dr. Yazeed Essa, 41, was foundguilty of aggravated murder after ajury heard weeks of testimony. Hiswife, Rosemarie Essa, collapsed inher car about five miles from thecouple’s home and died Feb. 24,2005.Essa, a Detroit native whosefamily is from the Palestinian territo-ry, was an emergency room doctor ata hospital in Akron, Ohio. He fled toLebanon after his wife’s death. Lastyear, he gave up an extradition fightand was returned from Cyprus toOhio. With Friday’s verdict, he nowfaces a maximum sentence of life inprison, with the possibility of paroleafter 20 years.

Around the worldPolish kids facingmud to get rain boots

WARSAW, Poland (AP) —Hundreds of Polish school kids aregetting a leg up with free rubberboots as they face months next to amuddy construction site.

Officials in the town of Jarocingave 1,000 pairs of made-to-fitboots to children and teacherswhose school is set in an areawhere new underground water andsewage pipes are being installed.

On Friday the children receivedtheir boots, which came in differ-ent colors and styles.

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Read Across America DaySt. Andrew Catholic School fourth-grade and Pre-K students took over the school’splayground for a reading session in celebration of Read Across America Day,Tuesday. Here, fourth-grader Samantha Massaro reads to Jackalyn Flynn. ReadAcross America Day honors Dr. Seuss on his birthday March 2.

TALLAHASSEE (AP) — AMickey Mouse license platecourtesy of Walt Disney World?How about a tag emblazonedwith McDonald’s golden arches,Nike’s swoosh or, maybe, aCoke or Pepsi logo?

That’s the latest moneymak-ing idea being floated in theFlorida Legislature in these hardeconomic times.

Mike Fasano, chairman of theSenate Transportation and Eco-nomic Development Appropria-tions Committee, said Fridaythat he’s asked his staff to devel-op a piece of legislation thatwould let corporations put theirlogos on Florida license platesfor a price.

“Unique concept, isn’t it?”Fasano said. “People couldchoose from an array of logosfrom Disney World to Pepsi toIBM, the list goes on. ... Peoplemight want to have a choice ofsaying, ‘Hey, that sounds like alot of fun.’”

It also could save them

money.Fasano, R-New Port Richey,

said it would not only be a wayto generate cash for theDepartment of Highway Safetyand Motor Vehicles, but some ofthe proceeds could be used togive discounts to motorists ontheir annual registration fees ifthey opt for the corporate tags.

“My understanding is theycould save up to $30 or $35 ontheir annual license tag fee,”Fasano said. “We don’t knowhow much that would generatebecause it’s just an idea that hascome to our attention.”

Similar legislation has beenfiled in at least one other state.Illinois state Rep. Joe Lyons, D-Chicago, has filed a bill thatwould create tags with the name,likeness or logo of corporationsfrom Illinois.

Besides the signs on inter-state rights of way, Road Rangertrucks patrolling many ofFlorida’s highways to assiststranded motorists are sponsored

by State Farm Insurance andsport the company’s logo. Manycities have buses that double asmoving billboards.

Even the notion of puttingbusiness logos on tags is notentirely new. Florida alreadyoffers nine specialty tags featur-ing professional sports teams.

Motorists, though, don’t getany discounts for their MiamiDolphins, Tampa Bay Bucca-neers or Jacksonville Jaguarstags. In fact, they must pay $25extra.

The teams don’t get thatmoney, but they do get freeadvertising and potentially someindirect benefit. Fifty-five per-cent of the proceeds are used bythe state to attract major sportsevents such as the Super Bowland all-star games. The rest goesto the Florida Sports Foundationfor purposes that include eco-nomic development of the sportsindustry.

Florida license plates maybecome profitable ad space

WASHINGTON (AP) — Theunemployment rate held at 9.7percent in February as employersshed 36,000 jobs, fewer thanexpected. The figures suggestedthe job market is slowly healingbut that significant hiring has yetto occur.

The Labor Department would-n’t quantify how the snowstormsthat hammered the East Coast lastmonth affected job losses.Economists said the storms proba-bly inflated job losses but by lessthan predictions of 100,000 ormore. Without the storms, theeconomy likely would have seen anet jobs gain in February for onlythe second time since the recessionbegan two years ago.

Doubts about last month’s dataarose because the snowstormsoccurred on the same week thatthe government surveys business-es about their payrolls. Employeeswho couldn’t make it to work andweren’t paid weren’t included onthose payrolls.

“It looks like the impact ofweather was not as large as we

thought it would be,” said MarisaDiNatale, an economist atMoody’s Economy.com.

Some economists said the datasuggest that the job market is nowpointed in the right direction andthat the unemployment rate mayhave peaked. Nigel Gault, chiefeconomist at IHS Global Insight,said private employers will likelyadd jobs in March and continue togenerate jobs for the rest of theyear.

Still, hiring is likely to be weakfor much of that time. The reces-sion eliminated about 8.4 millionjobs. And it takes 100,000 newjobs per month just to keep up withpopulation growth and keep theunemployment rate from rising.

Even optimistic economistsdon’t expect employers to addmuch more than 150,000 jobs amonth this year — and not untilthe second half of the year. Gaultexpects the jobless rate will remainabove 9.5 percent by the end of2010.

On Thursday, the Housepassed legislation giving compa-

nies that hire the jobless a tempo-rary payroll tax break. Economistsdoubt, though, that it’ll createmany jobs. President BarackObama and the Democratic Partyare under pressure to address thejobs crisis in a congressional elec-tion year.

“The report today shows alabor market with no momentum,”said Larry Mishel, president of theliberal Economic Policy Institute.“Employment is not growing. Andeven a generous interpretation ofthe snow’s impact suggests thatthe underlying trend is insufficientto drive down unemployment inthe near future.”

Nearly 14.9 million Americansare unemployed — nearly twicethe total when the recession began.The Labor Department revised itsestimate of job losses for Januaryfrom 20,000 to 26,000.

Hiring for the 2010 Censusaccounted for 15,000 jobs lastmonth, the department said. Thegovernment expects to hire 1 mil-lion temporary census workers thisyear.

Unemployment rate unchanged

Aid: Company employees rallied after quake to help rebuilding efforts

swung from side to side in his apartmentwhile a nearby television crashed to theground.

“I’ve never been terrified in my lifeuntil then,” he said.

He immediately jumped into his car andraced to the Holiday Inn to ensure his crewwas safe, driving his car past downedbridges, burning cars and looters taking

advantage of the destruction. Peoplesmashed the windows of a large grocerystory and mall next door to the hotel untilthe police arrived with tear gas.

Before the military mobilized lateSunday and early Monday, Feeley said res-idents of Concepcion skirmished withpolice, and guests at the Holiday Inn decid-ed to take shifts guarding the building toprevent anyone from breaking in. In the

meantime, they collected their food andfuel, waiting until order was restored.

“I had a slice of ham, a slice of breadand cheese for breakfast, and about thesame for dinner,” he said.

The entire crew later got lucky enoughto get some seats on a military plane trav-eling to Santiago. Some teams have beenreturning to Concepcion to assess the dam-age and help to rebuild.

“In Concepcion things are worse thanoutside,” he said. “Coming from Santiago,down from today to where we are now, wesaw a lot of rebuilding.”

The Associated Press reported 279dead as of Friday and nearly as much arestill missing. Family members of TGMemployees in Chile have been sendingupdates via e-mail to those living in CapeCoral.

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Class size: Voter-approved amendment too costly, school officials maintain

ters, 4-year-old Mya and 2-month-oldIzabella, and some friends. Asked whythey decided to check out the event,Grilli said, “because it’s a fair.”

“She wanted to come to the fair andit’s her first time at the fair,” she said,first pointing to Mya and then toIzabella. “Every kid loves a fair.”

Grilli added that they live nearby,which was another draw.

“It’s close. We live right down thestreet,” she said. “It’s good to havesomething close.”

Parents Ryan Begle and MeganCoughlin agreed.

“That’s why we came to this one, wefigured it was less crowded and closer to

home,” Coughlin said, adding that theyare Cape residents.

Begle liked that the carnival was offof Cape Coral Parkway and not on themain road, congesting up traffic. Headded that the carnival should be keptfor the future events.

“I think they should always have it,”Begle said. “Something for the kids todo.”

Gregg and Heather Anson stopped byFriday night with their son, Tyler, andsome friends. Heather Anson said thecarnival was reasonably priced and itwas something to do.

“Tire the kids out,” she said.The close proximity of the event was

also a plus for Anson.

“It was a lot closer, a lot nicer,” shesaid, comparing it to fairs held at the LeeCivic Center. “I wouldn’t drive all theway over there with little kids.”

Anson added that she would recom-mend the event to other parents.

“It gives the family something to dofor all ages,” she said. “There’s notalways something for everyone to do allthe time.”

According to event organizers, eachday will offer live music, and Sunday isaimed at church-goers with the worshipservice and non-secular music during themorning. The parade will feature someof the city’s founding families as thegrand marshals.

Elmer Tabor and Paul Sanborn aresome of the original families rumored tobe leading the parade, which organizerssaid has 50 entries.

state may need to build new classroomsand hire new teachers.

A new bill, sponsored by Sen. DonGaetz, R-Niceville, passed the Ways andMeans Committee Thursday, on a strict-ly party-line vote, and if passed by bothhouses will be placed on November’sballot as another constitutional amend-ment.

This bill offers to expand size limitsby three students in elementary schooland five students in middle and highschool — resulting in caps of 21, 27 and30. It also allows districts to use schoolaverages rather than class averages todetermine if they are in compliance.

Lee County School Board ChairmanSteve Teuber said he supports the bill.

“Class size is going to bankrupt thestate,” said Teuber. “Whatever they needto do politically to give more control tothe school level, I am in support of it.”

Hard economic times are affectingboth school districts and the state. Theamendment was passed nearly a decadeago with the intention of improving edu-cation, yet there’s simply no money tofund it.

Board Member Robert Chilmoniksaid requirements should be eased untilthe economy turns around, otherwiseschool boards would have to consider taxincreases to pay for additional class-rooms or portables.

“I do support the easing of therequirements until we get through thenext two or three years of hard times,”said Chilmonik. “We can’t raise taxes onpeople and that would be an option thedistrict would have to look at.”

In a weekly address to members of theFlorida School Board Association,Executive Director Wayne Blanton saidthat besides the state budget and tyingteacher evaluations to student achieve-ment, the class size amendment is one ofbiggest issues in the 2010 session.

Earlier this week the bill passed theSenate Education Pre-K committee on a6-1 vote, and the House committee aswell, said Blanton. He stressed that theClass Size Amendment is still in play.

“It does not repeal the class sizeamendment,” he said.

The state has already invested a totalof $18 billion in achieving class size

requirements over the last decade — $16billion for operating and $2 billion forcapital outlay, statewide.

For the last two years the Lee CountySchool District has received approxi-mately $80 million in funds to meet therequirements, but with statewide budgetreductions and a loss of local tax rev-enue, it’s been a struggle to achieve fullcompliance.

Even though school districts want tosee the amendment changed, teacher’sunions don’t agree.

Mark Castellano, president of theTeacher’s Association of Lee County,the county’s teacher union, said theFlorida Education Association has giventhe Legislature multiple chances to addflexibility to the amendment.

“They have had the opportunity to dothat and they have rejected it for no goodreason but that they wanted to play poli-tics,” said Castellano.

Union leaders are worried that usingschool averages to determine class sizewill create high school classes with morethan 30 students, but where administra-tors average those numbers against

smaller classes to reach an appropriateschool average. Castellano said this is adisservice to students.

Local school boards have been push-ing for the changes and are worriedabout what will happen in the nextschool year if the amendment continueson its current trajectory.

“If it doesn’t change, and we end updoing what we are supposed to do, theLegislature sure has their hands full,”said Teuber. “It will consume every dis-trict.”

Education experts have claimed thatsmaller class sizes improve student per-formance, yet Chilmonik questionswhether Lee County’s academic benefitsare outweighing the price of the classsize amendment. He said that FCATscores for high school students haven’tincreased dramatically since the amend-ment passed in 2002.

“The class size has been implementedover the last few years and has it shownany improvement?” asked Chilmonik.“In Lee County has there been anyimprovement? No.”

argument, long term, that is probably avalid argument. It’s not very realistic intoday’s market, but it’s definitely possi-ble,” he said of property values, adding,“But I don’t know any taxing authoritiesthat concentrate on lowering the millage.”

The city’s planning and zoning boardhas been tackling the land use changes thisweek, taking public comment and findingways to tweak the land use changes.

Since the P and Z board doesn’t havefinal say on the changes — that falls to citycouncil— it’s unknown how many ofthese tweaks will stick.

Eunice Rofsy, who lives in the EmeraldCove community on Trafalger Parkway,saw the particular land use that wouldaffect her neighborhood fall by the way-side on Friday.

She said that if it hadn’t changed, thepossibility of higher property values do lit-tle to ease her mind.

“I you lived in a big area with one littlehouse and they wanted to build a great bigshopping center, then I could see it,” shesaid. “We would have nothing to gain by it,not on Trafalger. It’s too much of a gam-ble.”

Between 2003 - 2009, the city added3.2 million square feet of commercialspace.

The city does not keep figures on howmuch of that space is occupied.

Local real estate guru Gary Tasmansaid those future commercial zones areneeded for the city.

But for all those people who are think-ing a big box store will be in their backyardtomorrow, they won’t have to worry.

“Clearly they don’t have to worry aboutdevelopment any time soon. That willprobably fall on their grandchildren, andtheir great grandchildren,” Tasman said.

The city is making an effort to classifya lot of the changes as commercial activitycenters, or CAC’s, to give people who ownhomes within these areas more protection.

Should damage occur, homeowners areallowed to rebuild, but new home con-struction would be forbidden.

Christy Vogt, business developmentcoordinator for the city, said that “nine outof 10” times a person would be able torebuild their home.

However, for people who will be infuture commercial professional zones, ahomeowner might not be able to rebuild ifdamage to a home exceeds a certain per-centage.

Domenic Cocolicchio, who owns ahome in the northwest Cape, said land usechanges will probably prevent him frombuying future homes in the Cape.

He said his northwest rental propertywill one day be his retirement home.Currently he resides in Montreal, Quebec.

While he’s not sorry he bought in theCape, he said the idea of increased proper-ty value does little to ease his mind.

“I’ve seen these things in the past, theydon’t give you full value,” he said. “Theytry and squeeze you.”

Commercial and residential land istaxed using the same rate, according to cityspokeswoman Connie Barron.

As it stands, there is no Homestead orlimit to increase or decrease in value ofcommercial property.

The truth of the impact all the forth-coming commercial property will have onthe tax base is unknown, and might not befor two decades.

For people like Nina Yelvington, presi-dent of the Emerald Cove homeownersassociation, is just thankful that her neigh-borhood might be exempted from thosechanges.

“I’m definitely going to vote forAmendment 4,” she said.

Amendment 4, dubbed “HometownDemocracy” would require governmentsto get voter approval for all land-usechanges.

Cape Coral officials are proposing toget the city’s land-use changes approvedahead of that November vote. The city stillwould need state approval, the currentrequirement for comprehensive planchanges.

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Weekly Recap Upcoming events

� Cape Coral Wedding Expo The Cape Coral Parks and Re-

creation Department will be hold-ing a Wedding Expo Sunday,March 7, from 1-4 p.m., at theCape Coral Yacht Club. Admis-sion is just $2. Plan to visit a widevariety of wedding professionalswho can assist you with all ofyour wedding needs. There willbe great wedding raffle items willbe given away throughout theday. Call 574-0806 for moreinformation or on how to becomea vendor at the show.

� Acoustic Music Society The Acoustic Music Society

of Southwest Florida will hold itsnext get-together Sunday, March7, from 2-5 p.m., at a new loca-tion — the Bonita Elks Club,3231 Coconut Road, BonitaSprings. The event will featurefour bands: Skeeterland Band at 2p.m., Sawgrass Drifters at 2:45p.m., Borrowed Time at 3:30 andThe Bean Pickers at 4:15.Admission: $6 (members free).For additional information, call239-248-8906; Web:www.palmgrass.com; or e-mail:[email protected]

� Southwest Florida Symphony tribute concertThe Southwest Florida Sym-

phony, along with concert seriessponsor the Southwest FloridaSymphony Endowment Founda-tion, present a tribute concert tothe late Erich Kunzel entitled“Star Spangled Pops.” The con-cert will be conducted by thecharismatic Joseph Caulkins atthe beautiful Barbara B. MannPerforming Arts Hall, March 12and 13, at 8 p.m. In addition tothe tribute to Kunzel, the South-west Florida Symphony will cele-brate the service of all militarymen and women as well as emer-gency responders by giving buy-one-get-one-free discounts and anacknowledgement from the stage.

� Relay for Life Flag Football TournamentMariner High school’s Junior

Class and Volunteens are spon-soring a Relay for Life FlagFootball Tournament Saturday,March 13, at Mariner High from1-6 p.m. Tickets are $2 if ticketsbought at school and $3 at thedoor. The teams will be made upof Mariner High students. Theconcession stand will be open.All profits go to “Relay for Life”fight against cancer.

� 2nd Urban Farm Bus Tour March 17 The 2nd Urban Farm Bus

Tour, guided by Roy Beckford,agriculture agent with IFAS LeeCounty Extension, will be heldWednesday, March 17, from 8a.m. to 4 p.m. The tour will fea-ture four urban farms located inLee County. The bus will be leav-ing from Lee County ExtensionOffice, 3406 Palm Beach Blvd.,Fort Myers. The cost is $50 perperson For information, call 239-533-7514. The extension Website is http://lee.ifas.ufl.edu

� Second Annual Car ShowThe Shriners of Fort Myers,

Keystone Kops Unit, will be host-ing its Second Annual Car Show,Saturday, March 20, from 8 a.m. to3 p.m., at the Araba Shrine Temple,2010 Hanson St., Fort Myers. Theshow is open to all cars, trucks andmotorcycles. Trophies will beawarded to the top 20 selectedvehicles. There will be music, foodand beverages. There will also be50/50 raffles, a ladies raffle, goodybags and dash plaques. Pre-regis-tration is $15; day of show, $20.For additional information, call239-671-7329, 239-560-4836,239-989-1110, or online atwww.k-kopscarshow.com

� Grande Dames Tea The Lee PACE Center for

Girls’ Grande Dames Tea honor-ing Jeanne Bochette, HelenHendry and Dr. Veronica Shoe-maker will be held Tuesday,March 23, from 1-3 p.m. at theBroadway Palm Dinner Theatrelocated at 1380 Colonial Blvd. inFort Myers. Tickets for the teaare $50 per person and may beobtained by calling the theatre at(239) 278-4422. For more infor-mation about this event call 239-425-2366 or 239-851-1028, orlog on at www.pacecenter.org.

� “Battle of Trafalgar” Trafalgar Elementary and

Middle schools will be hostingthe First Annual “Battle ofTrafalgar” 5K Saturday, March27, at 7 a.m. The road course andcross country run starts at thetrack at Trafalgar Middle School,2120 Trafalgar Parkway, and fin-ishes at the track at TrafalgarElementary School, 1850 S.W.20th Ave. All profits from thisrace will be given to the RedCross for victims of the recentearthquake in Haiti. For moreinformation visit http://tfm.lee-schools.net.

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Monday

Rain puts damperon Owl Festival

Event staff packed up theEighth Annual Burrowing OwlFestival earlier than expectedSaturday after a chilling down-pour hit Rotary Park. The festi-val, hosted by the Cape CoralFriends of Wildlife and de-signed to educate families aboutthe city’s official bird and otherwildlife, was scheduled for 10a.m. to 4 p.m., but the poorweather forced it to come to anend around 1 p.m. MichaelOrchin, president of the CapeCoral Friends of Wildlife, saidthis was the first rain-out thefestival has experienced in eightyears. Normally the festivaldraws in 3,000 SouthwestFlorida residents wanting to seethe numerous exhibits andattractions, yet most of thecrowd left shortly after noon.Orchin estimated that between1,200 and 1,300 people stillattended the festival.

Movie Magic takes the stage

Come rain or shine, the GulfCoast Symphony performed atthe Second Annual CapeMovie Magic. Eventhough it was overcast,cold and wet onSaturday afternoon,the symphony per-formance beganpromptly at 4 p.m.and dozens of CapeCoral residents setup foldable chairsto hear musicfrom theirfavorite films like“Star Wars,”“Indiana Jones,”“Superman” and“Harry Potter.”Those whoattended the performance saidthey considered staying homebecause the weather was frigidand they expected it to be can-celled. The cold remained mostof the afternoon, even as themusicians began rehearsing at 3p.m., but only minutes beforethe show opened the weatherchanged. Cape Coral resident

Effects of modern

day slavery hit homeIt resembled an ordinary

freight truck, but inside it docu-mented more than 100 years ofslavery in Southwest Florida.Over the weekend the Coalitionof Immokalee Workers, a com-munity advocacy organizationworking to improve the lives ofmigrant farm workers, kickedoff the tour of its Modern-DaySlavery Museum, a 24-foottruck that is a replica of one ref-erenced in a recent slavery case.The tour opened in Cape CoralSunday, first at Grace UnitedMethodist Church in the morn-ing and later at St. KatharineDrexel Catholic Church, andwill travel across the state topromote the organization’s anti-slavery message. When mem-bers of the CIW talk about slav-ery, they aren’t referring to thetype seen hundreds of years ago.Instead, they describe a morefurtive, precarious versionwhere slavery is defined asindentured servitude and human

trafficking.

Tuesday

Schwing namedCape city manager

Carl Schwing is now CapeCoral’s official city manager.City Council voted Mondaynight to accept the terms of thecontract negotiated by Schwingand Councilmember Bill Deile.Schwing will make $150,000for the terms of the contract,which is one year, from March1, 2010, to February 28, 2011.Schwing also receives $550 amonth for car allowance, fullinsurance premiums for himselfand his wife, travel expensesand a hand-held communicationdevice such as a Blackberry.Should Schwing be terminatedwithout cause, he receives sixmonths severance pay, totaling$75,000, plus COBRA insur-ance benefits.

Council votes tocomplete audit

Cape Coral City Councildecided Monday night to com-plete the so-called “Kessleraudit” at a price not to exceed$60,000 — but not withoutsome controversy on the dais.

Councilmember DerrickDonnell thought the tim-

ing of the Mayor JohnSullivan-sponsoreditem was suspect, asMonday’s meetingwas the first withoutremoved councilmanEric Grill. Grill, oftena swing vote, was astaunch opponent to

re-opening the audit.The proposalpassed 4–3 withM c C l a i n ,McGrail andDonnell dissent-ing. The fourcouncil members

that voted in favor of restartingthe audit, Sullivan, Bill Deile,Pete Brandt and Chris Chulakes-Leetz, all signed the Contractwith Cape Coral, which statedthat restarting the audit was apriority.

Johnston receivesfour life sentences

A judge sentenced KemarJohnston to four life sentencesplus 30 years in prison Mondayin connection to an October2006 double murder. Johnston,23, a member of the so-calledCash Feenz group, faced life inprison without parole or thedeath penalty in connection tothe torture and slaying of AlexisSosa, 18, and his 14-year-oldnephew, Jeffrey Sosa. TwentiethJudicial Circuit Judge ThomasS. Reese considered a jury’s rec-ommendation of life beforemaking a final decision. At theLee County Justice Center inFort Myers, Reese delivered hisdecision just after 1:30 p.m.Monday in courtroom 8A.Johnston was found guilty Jan.30 by a jury on two counts eachof first-degree murder, kidnap-ping and aggravated batterywith a deadly weapon. Reesesentenced Johnston to one lifesentence for each count of mur-der, one life sentence for eachcount of kidnapping and 15years for each count of aggra-vated battery. The sentences willrun consecutively.

Wednesday

CCHS Model U.N.Club prepares for conference

Members of Cape Coral HighSchool’s Model United NationsClub spent this week preparingfor a conference at Florida GulfCoast University with schoolsfrom across Southwest Florida.The club competes at differentconferences across the UnitedStates throughout the schoolyear, including one in Massa-chusetts hosted by BostonUniversity on Feb. 18-22. The21 students who competed inthis conference — representing1,300 students from all fivecontinents — came home withthe Best Large Delegation.Sixteen Cape High students alsoreturned with individual awards,six earning first place and fiveearning second place. “We wonBest Large Delegation, whichmeans we won the conference,”said Mitchell Hoke, a senior andtwo-year veteran of the club.Other officers in the clubinclude Ashley Scarfo, a seniorand treasurer; Isabel Willets, ajunior and vice president; andCaroline Gomez, a sophomoreand the club’s historian.

Plans made for LiamJ. Perk Playground

A playground planned at aCape Coral park will be namedafter a local toddler who wasfatally bitten by one of his fami-ly’s pet dogs in December. TheLiam J. Perk Playground will bebuilt at Rotary Park, located at5505 Rose Garden Road. Theplayground is the result of theefforts of the Perk family, theCape Coral Rotary Club and theLiam J. Perk Foundation, amongothers. The dedication for theplayground is scheduled forMay, during National BitePrevention Week. On Dec. 22,2-year-old Liam Perk wasseverely bitten in the neck byLloyd, the family’s 8-year-oldmale Weimaraner, at their homeon Southeast 45th Terrace.Liam was transported by ambu-lance to the Cape CoralHospital, where he was pro-nounced dead. Lee CountyAnimal Services removed Loydfrom the home along withChessy, a female Weimaraneralso owned by the Perks. Lloydwas euthanized the next dayafter the family surrenderedover custody, but Chessy wasreturned to Liam’s parents.

Thursday

Unimproved lotowners may paypart of utility costs

Cape Coral City Councilcould still look to ownersof unimproved lots tohelp pay down $297million in long-termdebt by charging anassessment or reserva-tion fee. The boardalso hopes to reduceutility rates, which arescheduled to increase 30percent this year and 15percent over thenext three years.The current rate-payers are shoul-dering the burdenfor the stalled utili-

ties expansion project and thenorth RO plant. With a 17 per-cent increase looming inOctober, Mayor John Sullivanpreviously volleyed an idea onhow to reduce the rates bycharging a fee to all propertyowners who have not paidimpact fees for being hooked upto city water, roughly $300 -$400 a year, per property.Concern over the legality of theproposal stalled its progress, butSullivan said Tuesday the ideacould still move forward. “Theremight be ways to overcomethat,” he said of the legality.

Overflow crowdquizzes P&Z aboutland use changes

It was standing room onlyduring Wednesday’s Planningand Zoning meeting as residentspoured out to vent their frustra-tions over proposed land usechanges that would put many oftheir homes squarely in thesights of future commercialdevelopment. The city recentlymailed 30,000 letters to resi-dents whose properties are with-in 500 feet of the proposedchanges. While the number ofpeople that showed forWednesday’s meeting wasn’tnearly as large, almost everyonehad one thing on their mind:what do the changes mean to myproperty? The city is trying topush through the land usechanges ahead of theAmendment 4 issue on theNovember ballot. When, and if,all the proposed changes areapproved, it will represent3,000 total acres of land usechange. A total of 1,274 acreswill be changed to commercialactivity centers, or CAC, and555 acres will be changed tocommercial professional.

Friday

Class size amendment passed by committee

A bill to change class sizerequirements passed the Senate'sPolicy & Steering Committee onWays and Means, 15-8, onlythree days after the Legislaturebegan its 2010 session. Ap-proved by voters in 2002, theClass Size Amendment caps thenumber of students per class andgoes into effect this August.School boards from Florida's 67counties have made altering theamendment a priority as districtsstruggle with simply balancingtheir own budgets. The way itreads now all schools have toensure that class size doesn'texceed 18 students in elemen-tary school, 22 students in mid-dle school and 25 students inhigh school by this fall. As aresult, districts across the statemay need to build new class-rooms and hire new teachers.This bill offers to expand sizelimits by three students in ele-mentary school and five stu-dents in middle and high school— resulting in caps of 21, 27and 30. It also allows districts touse school averages rather thanclass averages to determine ifthey are in compliance.

June’s Hallmarkclosing after 30years in business

Thirty years are coming to aclose for Jane Hartz and June’sHallmark. One of the mostbeloved stores in Big John’sPlaza, if not all of the city, isclosing its doors on March 31,and with it Hartz will be closingout a wildly successful andindelible chapter in her life. “It’snot bittersweet at all,” she saidof the store’s closing. “I’mexcited about getting out.”Along with her husband Mark,

the Hartzes bought thestore in February

1980, a time whenthere was a mere37,000 people liv-ing in Cape Coral.The store had beenaround for morethan a decade prior,known as Quality

Card Shop andthen June’sQuality CardShop, beforebeing purchasedby Mark andJane.

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TThis week the fishing continuesto improve and even thoughthe nights are still very cold,

the day’s sun is becoming more intense.Spring is right around the corner.

We are starting to see limitedamountsof baitmove intothe areaalong withreports ofa smallkingfishmigrationoff thebeaches.Speakingof mack-erel, ifyou don’tknow thebest way

to add a small piece of wire leader toyour fishing line, do yourself a favorand learn the Albright Knot. This knotis easy to tie and a must for Spanishand king mackerel fishing.

Go to www.netknots.com forinstructions on tying this proven knot.Netknots.com is a great animated knottying site that allows you to watchknots being tied and explains in detailtheir uses. Being an animated site youcan watch your new knot being tiedover and over so even the most fumble-fingered angler can learn.

Another great knot informationresource is the DVD produced byMark Sosin. (www.marksosin.com)Another knot that should be masteredby novice anglers is one of the manyvariations of the loop knot. I like thePerfection Loop. I tie all jigs, hardlures, and even flies with this knot.The loop knot allows your lures toperform to their fullest.

As the weather continues to warmtrout fishing should improve greatlyand the fish will return to their normallocations. On warm afternoons theywill be very catchable on the dark-bottomed flats. Right now I am catch-ing them in deeper water south of thepower lines (Matlacha) between float-ing grass mats in 5-6 feet of water.

These last three weeks smaller “rat”reds continue to bite on oyster bars onthe incoming tides and under the bush-es on higher tides. Although some big-ger reds in the 6-8-pound class arebeing caught, most reds are still on thesmall side. Shrimp on a jigheadretrieved slowly along the bottom orshrimp on a circle hook with a smallpiece of shot to help with casting is theticket. I’m a big fan of ladyfish steakson a small circle hook for redfish inany water temperature, but right nowlive shrimp gets the nod.

� Capt. Phil Evans, ofAFishingMission Charters asks, “Is itspring yet?”

We should have had lots of baitinshore by now, but the continuouscold has kept the bait out. The lasttwo weeks have produced trout, red-fish, ladyfish, pompano andsheepshead. I have seen snook, butthey have not been willing to eat andseen some pinfish as well. The waterhas been gin clear. This is a greattime to see what’s under your boatand you won’t have this chance in thesummer. Make mental notes aboutbottom depths, bars, run offs, deepholes and more.

Pine Island Sound has producedseven redfish days this past week andall were over the slot limit. Shrimp onjigs still is your best bait to cast formost gamefish right now.

Kingfish are starting to appear andare not that far offshore with manysmall snakes around now. Try a shortwire leader with your favorite king-fish bait and start your search two,three miles off the beaches.

� Capt. Dick May, of Easy RiderCharters says if you were able tocatch one of the warmer days this pastweek you would have found thatsheepshead were biting well in pro-tected areas along with small redfish.Trout are still hard to come by, butwith the anticipated warming trendtrout fishing should greatly improve.

Steady temps in the 70-degreerange will improve fishing for allspecies. Fishing slow with live shrimpstill is be the bait of choice. Somenice snapper were caught this pastweek in wind-protected canals usinglive shrimp in the deeper holes of thecanals.

Hopefully, winter is over forawhile.

Capt. George Tunison is a Cape

Coral resident fishing guide. Contact

him at [email protected], or

Flying Fins Sportfishing

Despite cold,fishing stillimproving

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Cape hosts12th BocceWorld SeriesBy JIM [email protected]

Perhaps 30 three-man teams areexpected to compete next weekendwhen the World Series BocceInvitational tournament comes to theVeterans Park courts in Cape Coral.

Teams will be on the courts for prac-tice Thursday in advance of the actualcompetition slated for Friday andSaturday. Sunday will be used for amakeup day if there are any weatherdelays.

Cape Coral is hosting the internation-al players for the 12th year. In the past,teams have come from Canada to partic-ipate against U.S. teams from NewYork, Detroit, Chicago and other metroareas as well as about half the field call-ing Cape Coral home.

Players paid an entry fee of $375 perthree-man team to compete for cashprizes that includes a guaranteed $6,000going to the first-place team.

The open level tournament follows around-robin format followed by a dou-ble-elimination round of play. Thechampionship finals are set for Saturdaywith an awards dinner capping off theweekend Saturday night at the ElksClub.

Veterans Park is located at 4400Coronado Parkway.

I-Coastsqueezespast Verot� Scores, schedules,

By JIM [email protected]

The Island Coast Gators had tocome from behind three separatetimes before claiming an 8-7 victoryover Bishop Verot on a suicidesqueeze play in the eighth inningThursday night.

Two of those comebacks were inthe first three innings, but the thirdwas a character-builder. It started inthe fifth inning when Verot’s D.J.Judge hit a high fly ball down the leftfield line that Gators left fielderNelson Candelaria appeared to gloveas he dove and rolled over in thegrass. He popped up on his knees andheld the ball up in his bare hand, but adelayed call by the home plate umpireruled Judge, standing on second baseby that time, safe.

Back-to-back hits by ThomasDougherty and Josh Garcia producedtwo runs and the Vikings added onemore before the inning was over to goup 6-3.

“I told the kids to focus on the game,”said Gators coach Clinton Montgomery.“Take it one at-bat at a time.”

That’s what the Gators did. They

MICHAEL PISTELLABishop Verot shortstop Nick Rivera sets himself to throw to first base afterfielding a ground ball Thursday night. More photos of the Island Coast’s 8-7comeback win are available online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com.

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Left-hander Sean Brady had a rocky firstinning, surrendering six runs, as the Ida BakerBulldogs handed the Cape Coral Seahawkstheir first baseball victory of the seasonFriday night.

The key hit was a two-run double byBrandon Marshall in the first inning that putthe Seahawks in front 3-0 en route to an 8-4triumph over their city and district rivals.

“We just can’t get past that,” said Bulldogscoach Ryan Jackson. “We’ve given up 19runs in the first inning of our four homegames, and you just can’t expect to win gamesdoing that.”

Cain Spangler and Derek Pandolfi con-tributed two hits and Brett Hobaugh collectedthree of the Seahawks’ total of 10 hits.Pandolfi’s drove in a run in the third with one

of their three doubles in the game.“We hit the ball well against Brady,” said

Seahawks coach Mike Gorton. “We’ve beenfocusing on hitting for the last week or so. Toget our first win against Baker is a proudmoment for me because we’ve worked sohard and I respect those guys at Baker.”

Justin Pinto had two hits and Ryan Hutsoncontributed a two-run single in the fourthinning to lead the Bulldogs (3-4), who facethe Seahawks (1-6) in their next gameThursday at Cape High.

Cape Coral 602 000 0 — 8 10 0Ida Baker 103 000 0 — 4 4 2

W — Brandon Marshall (1-1). L — Sean Brady.2B — Brandon Marshall (CC), Brett Hobaugh (CC),

Derek Pandolfi (CC).

� Mariner 3, Cypress Lake 2: Mariner’sJason Carmichael scattered seven hits andstruck out nine in a complete-game victory

Seahawks earn first win

MICHAEL PISTELLAIsland Coast junior Jordan Moody (23) hus-tles into third base in Thursday’s 8-7 win overBishop Verot. More photos are availableonline at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com.

See PREP, page 13A

See SQUEEZE, page 13A

Spring footballleague kicksoff in NFMBy JIM [email protected]

The Florida Spring Youth FootballLeague kicks off Saturday at North FortMyers Community Park with area teamsin five age/weight divisions.

North Fort Myers, Fort Myers,Cypress Lake and Cape Coral all are rep-resented in the 8-on-8 league with playersranging in age from 8 to 15. In 2009,only one team represented this area, butthere has been a boom in interest and reg-istrations — more than 200 kids spreadover seven teams— for the 2010 season.Most of the team rosters are full, but a fewopenings remain for a brief time for any-one just finding out about the opportunity.

“We’re absolutely looking forward tothe start of play Saturday,” said FredFeebles, the Fort Myers regional director.“It’s good to see kids get out and dosomething in the spring. Not all kids likebaseball and it gets them out of the houseand off the couch.”

The majority of teams encompass play-ers from the area’s Pop Warner and PoliceAthletic League, but are not tied to thoseorganizations. The league consists of sevenweeks of regular season games plus play-offs, running March 6-May 15, culminat-ing in a state championship game.

Local teams play opponents fromoutside the area representing Tampa,Daytona, North Broward, Lemon Bay,Zephyrhills, Port Charlotte, Venice,New Smyrna Beach and St. Petersburg.

The 8-on-8 game is played on a field40 yards wide by 80 yards long. Thereare no field goals and games consist oftwo 22-minute halves. The first gamestarts at 11 a.m. each Saturday with addi-tional games continuing through 5 p.m.

The five divisions of play are: peeweesfor ages 8-10 with a weight limit of 110pounds; supers for ages 9-11 and 130pounds; midgets for ages 10-12 and 145;JVs for ages 11-14 and 160; and varsityfor ages 12-15 with unlimited weight.

“The kids who play against eachother in Pop Warner get to play togetheron the same team and discover they arejust as competitive,” Feebles said. “It’sa different atmosphere. They get tocompete against some amazing teamsfrom the east coast during the season,not just if they make a championshipgame like the fall leagues.”

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CollegeFGCU Record: 7-2 A-Sun: 0-0

Home: 6-2 Away: 1-0 Streak: W-1Wednesday’s Game

Michigan 13, FGCU 7Friday’s Game

FGCU 7, Wichita State 2Upcoming Games

March 6 — at Wichita State, 2 p.m.March 7 — at Wichita State, 1 p.m.

Major LeaguesSpring Exhibition Games

Sunday’s GamesFlorida vs St. Louis at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m.N.Y. Yankees vs Minnesota (ss) at Fort Myers,

1:05 p.m.Houston vs Atlanta at Kissimmee, 1:05 p.m.Detroit vs Toronto at Dunedin, 1:05 p.m.Minnesota (ss) vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05

p.m.Tampa Bay vs Philadelphia at Clearwater, 1:05

p.m.Boston vs Baltimore at Sarasota, 1:05 p.m.Washington vs N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, 1:10

p.m.Oakland vs L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., 3:05

p.m.San Diego vs Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:05 p.m.Cincinnati vs Milwaukee at Phoenix, Ariz.,

3:05 p.m.Texas vs Cleveland at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05

p.m.Chicago Cubs (ss) vs Chicago White Sox at

Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m.Colorado (ss) vs Arizona (ss) at Tucson, Ariz.,

3:05 p.m.San Francisco vs Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz.,

3:05 p.m.L.A. Dodgers vs Chicago Cubs (ss) at Mesa,

Ariz., 3:05 p.m.Arizona (ss) vs Colorado (ss) at Tucson, Ariz.,

3:10 p.m.

Lee Co. Soccer TournamentNorth Region Girls

First RoundWednesday, March 10at Jim Jeffers Park

North Fort Myers vs. Diplomat, 5:15 p.m.Caloosa vs. Gulf, 5:15 p.m.

North Region BoysFirst Round

Thursday, March 11at Caloosa Park

James Stephens vs. Caloosa, 5:30 p.m.at Jim Jeffers Park

Mariner vs. Gulf, 5:15 p.m.

Boys BasketballFHSAA Finalsat Lakeland

Friday, March 5Class 4A Semifinals

Fort Myers 63, Panama City Rutherford 25Orlando Oak Ridge 56, Ft. Lauderdale

Cardinal Gibbons 46Saturday, March 6

Class 4A ChampionshipFort Myers vs. Orlando Oak Ridge, 3:30 p.m.

Boys SoccerSaturday, March 6

Senior All-Star Game: North vs. South, atFort Myers High School, 7 p.m.

BaseballThursday, March 4

Island Coast 8, Bishop Verot 7, 8 inningsFriday, March 5

Cape Coral 8, Ida Baker 4Mariner 3, Cypress Lake 2

Saturday, March 6St. Thomas Aquinas at Bishop Verot, noonSeacrest at Oasis, 2 p.m.

Tuesday, March 9St. John Neumann at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m.Evangelical Christian at Oasis, 7 p.m.

Thursday, March 11Ida Baker at Cape Coral, 7 p.m.North Fort Myers at Mariner, 7 p.m.Dunbar at Island Coast, 7 p.m.Bishop Verot at Gateway Charter, 7 p.m.

Friday, March 12Fort Myers at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m.South Fort Myers at Mariner, 7:30 p.m.Ida Baker at Estero, 7 p.m.Cypress Lake at North Fort Myers, 7 p.m.Bradenton Manatee HEAT at Oasis, 5:30

p.m.Gateway Charter at Bishop Verot, 7 p.m.

Saturday, March 13Ida Baker at Island Coast, noonSWF Christian at Oasis, 10 a.m.

SoftballThursday, March 4

Bishop Verot 16, Island Coast 0Oasis 13, Evangelical Christian 10

Friday, March 5Ida Baker 8, Cape Coral 1Mariner 13, Cypress Lake 0North Fort Myers 9, Fort Myers 2Bishop Verot 10, Sarasota Christian 0

Thursday, March 11Ida Baker at Cape Coral, 7 p.m.North Fort Myers at Mariner, 7 p.m.Dunbar at Island Coast, 6 p.m.Bishop Verot at Gateway Charter, 7 p.m.

Friday, March 12Fort Myers at Cape Coral, 7 p.m.South Fort Myers at Mariner, 7 p.m.Ida Baker at Estero, 7 p.m.Island Coast at Lehigh, 7 p.m.Cypress Lake at North Fort Myers, 7 p.m.Bishop Verot at Newberry, 6 p.m.

Saturday, March 13

Ida Baker at Island Coast, noonBishop Verot at Gainesville, 11 a.m.

TennisThursday, March 4

(Girls) Cape Coral 7, Cypress Lake 0(Girls) Bishop Verot 6, Fort Myers 1(Girls) Evangelical Christian 7, Oasis 0

Friday, March 5(Boys) Ida Baker 4, North Fort Myers 3(Girls) North Fort Myers 4, Ida Baker 3(Boys) Island Coast 5, East Lee County 2

Thursday, March 11Mariner at Cypress Lake, 3:30 p.m.(Boys) Ida Baker at Island Coast, 3:30 p.m.(Boys) Oasis at Evangelical Christian, 4

p.m.Friday, March 12

North Fort Myers at Cape Coral, 3:30 p.m.Fort Myers at Mariner, 3:30 p.m.(Girls) Ida Baker at Island Coast, 3:30 p.m.

Track & FieldSaturday, March 6

Ida Baker, Mariner, North Fort Myers atEagle Invitational

Thursday, March 11(Girls) Ida Baker Mariner, North Fort Myers

at Charlotte Tarpon InvitationalFriday, March 12

(Boys) Ida Baker, Mariner, North Fort Myersat Edison Relays

Saturday, March 13North Fort Myers at Disney Invitational,

Orlando

RugbySaturday, March 6

Cape Coral (3-2) at St. PeteSaturday, March 13

Tampa at Cape Coral

CollegeFGCU Record: 6-9 A-Sun: 0-0

Home: 4-2 Away: 2-7 Streak: L-1Thursday’s Game

FGCU 4, Western Michigan 3Friday’s Game

Penn State 4, FGCU 3Upcoming Games

at USF Under Armor InvitationalMarch 5 — vs. Fordham, 8 p.m. March 6 — vs. Austin Peay, 3 p.m. March 6 — vs. Villanova, 5 p.m. March 7 — vs. St. Joseph’s, 1:30 p.m.

ECHLEverblades Record: 32-19-9

Home: 19-10-2 Away: 13-9-7 Streak: W-5Thursday’s Game

Everblades 4, Gwinnett Gladiators 3Friday’s Game

Everblades 7, Gwinnett Gladiators 5Upcoming Games

March 6 — vs. Gwinnett, 7:30 p.m.March 12 — at South Carolina, 7:05 p.m.March 13 — at South Carolina, 5 p.m.March 14 — at South Carolina, 4 p.m.

CollegeWomen’s Basketball

FGCU Record: 22-6 A-Sun: 17-3Home: 14-0 Road: 8-6 Streak: L-1

Upcoming GamesMarch 6 — vs. Seattle at Farmville, Va., 2 p.m.March 7 — TBA at Farmville, Va., TBA

NBASaturday’s Games

Golden State at Charlotte, 7 p.m.Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m.New Jersey at New York, 7:30 p.m.Dallas at Chicago, 8 p.m.San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m.Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m.Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m.Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m.

Sunday’s GamesPhiladelphia at Toronto, 12 p.m.L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 2:30 p.m.Houston at Detroit, 6 p.m.Washington at Boston, 8 p.m.Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 9 p.m.Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m.

On RadioTODAY

3:30 p.m. — WMYR (1410-AM) HighSchool Basketball: Orlando Oak Ridge vs. FortMyers

On TelevisionTODAY

7:30 a.m. — English Premier Soccer:Tottenham vs. Manchester City

9:30 a.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: MalaysianOpen

Noon — WINK (Channel 11) CollegeBasketball: West Virginia vs. Villanova

Noon — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:Texcas A&M vs. Oklahoma State

Noon — ESPN2 (cable) College Basketball:Florida State vs. Miami

Noon — FSN (cable) March MadnessNoon — Speed (cable) Auto Racing:

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practiceNoon — CSS (cable) Women’s Basketball:

Atlantic Sun Championship1 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) Gymnastics:

American Cup1 p.m. — FSN (cable) Women’s Basketball:

ACC Tournament1:30 p.m. — CW6 (cable) College

Basketball: Auburn vs. Alabama1:30 p.m. — WNFM (cable) College

Basketball: Maryland vs. Virginia2 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) College

Basketball: Kansas vs. Missouri2 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:

Syracuse vs. Louisville2 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College

Basketball: South Carolina vs. Vanderbilt2 p.m. — Speed (cable) Auto Racing:

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series2:30 p.m. — CSS (cable) College

Basketball: Colonial Tournament3 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) Golf: Honda

Classic3 p.m. —WGN (cable) Exhibition Baseball:

Cubs vs. White Sox3:30 p.m. — FSN (cable) Women’s

Basketball: ACC Tournament4 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) College

Basketball: UCLA vs. Arizona State4 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:

Texas vs. Baylor4 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College

Basketball: Big South Conference champi-onship

4 p.m. — CW6 (cable) College Basketball:Mississippi vs. Arkansas

4 p.m. — WNFM (cable) CollegeBasketball: Virginia Tech vs. Georgia Tech

4 p.m. — VS. (cable) College Basketball:Wyoming vs. UNLV

4:30 p.m. — CSS (cable) CollegeBasketball: LaSalle vs. St. Joseph’s

5 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) Race toMarch Madness

5 p.m. — SUN (cable) College Basketball:Georgia vs. LSU

6 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) CollegeBasketball: Atlantic Sun Conference champi-onship

6 p.m. — FSN (cable) College Basketball:California vs. Stanford

6 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:Tennessee vs. Mississippi State

6 p.m. — CSS (cable) College Basketball:Colonial Tournament

6:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Senior Golf:Toshiba Classic

7:30 p.m. — WNFM (cable) ECHL Hockey:Gladiators vs. Everblades

8 p.m. — HBO (cable) Magic & Bird8 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College

Basketball: Ohio Valley Championship8 p.m. — Speed (cable) AMA Motocross8:30 p.m. — CSS (cable) College

Basketball: Colonial Tournament9 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball;

North Carolina vs. Duke9:30 p.m. — HBO (cable) Boxing:

Alexander vs. UrangoSunday

9:30 a.m. — GLF (cable) Malaysian OpenNoon — WINK (Channel 11) College

Basketball: Florida vs. KentuckyNoon — WFTX (Channel 36) Auto Racing:

NASCAR CountdownNoon — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:

Wisconsin vs. Illinois12:30 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) NHL

Hockey: Red Wings vs. Blackhawks1 p.m. — WFTX (Channel 36) Auto Racing:

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series1 p.m. — FSN (cable) Women’s Basketball:

ACC Championship1 p.m. — SUN (cable) College Baseball:

Georgia vs. Florida State2 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) College

Basketball: Missouri Valley Championship2 p.m. — WNFM (cable) College

Basketball: Boston College vs. North CarolinaState

2 p.m. — ESPN (cable) Bowling2:30 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) NBA

Basketball: Lakers vs. Magic3 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) Golf: Honda

Classic3 p.m. —WGN (cable) Exhibition Baseball:

Cubs vs. White Sox3 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Gymnastics: LSU

vs. Georgia3:30 p.m. — FSN (cable) College Baseball:

Florida vs. Miami4 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) College

Basketball: Michigan vs. Michigan State4:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Women’s

Basketball: Big Ten championship6 p.m. — FSN (cable) College Basketball:

Clemson vs. Wake Forest6:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Women’s

Basketball: SEC Championship7 p.m. — GLF (cable) Senior Golf: Toshiba

Classic8 p.m. — Speed (cable) Auto Racing:

NASCAR Victory Lane8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Basketball:

Wizards vs. Celtics8:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College

Basketball: West Coast Tournament10:30 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA

Basketball: Blazers vs. Nuggets10:30 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College

Basketball: West Coast TournamentMidnight — GLF (cable) Senior Golf:

Toshiba ClassicMonday

2:55 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) English PremierSoccer: Liverpool vs. Wigan Athletic

7 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:Colonial Tournament

7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) CollegeBasketball: Metro Atlantic Tournament

7 p.m. —VS. (cable) NHL Hockey: Stars vs.Capitals

9 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball:West Coast Championship

9 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) CollegeBasketball: Southern Championship

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HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) —Dale Earnhardt Jr. is on thepole for the first time in near-ly two years. He’s hoping itwill lead to Victory Lane.

Earnhardt claimed thepole Friday night for theKobalt Tools 500 at AtlantaMotor Speedway with ablistering speed of 192.761mph. It is the first timeJunior has taken green atthe head of a Sprint Cupfield since the April 2008race at Texas.

“It’s good to be on thepole and I’m real proud ofit,” Earnhardt said. “Gettinga pole anywhere is good forour team. We’re so hungryto do well on Sunday.”

Mark Martin was thepole-sitter last year in thespring event at Atlanta witha speed of 187.045. Hewent much faster this time(191.814), but it was onlygood enough for fourth.

Kyle Busch (192.280)starts from the outside ofthe front row, beating outJuan Pablo Montoya(192.106). Jeff Gordon(191.774) is fifth, givingHendrick Motorsports threeof the top five spots.

The fourth Hendrickdriver, Jimmie Johnson,managed only the 16th-bestspeed (190.640) on the1.54-mile trioval.

Former Cup regular CaseyMears again failed to qualifyfor his first race of the season.Also failing to crack the 43-car field were Aric Almirolaand Terry Cook.

Kobalt Tools 500NASCAR Sprint Cup SeriesFriday’s Qualifying Resultsat Atlanta Motor SpeedwayLineup for Sunday’s race with

position, car number in parentheses,driver, car make and speed in mph:

1. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr.,Chevrolet, 192.761.

2. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota,192.28.

3. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya,Chevrolet, 192.106.

4. (5) Mark Martin, Chevrolet,191.814.

5. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet,

191.774.6. (9) Kasey Kahne, Ford, 191.688.7. (39) Ryan Newman,

Chevrolet, 191.549.8. (19) Elliott Sadler, Ford,

191.436.9. (00) David Reutimann,

Toyota, 191.186.10. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford,

191.087.11. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge,

191.054.12. (47) Marcos Ambrose,

Toyota, 190.935.13. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford,

190.85.14. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford,

190.791.15. (14) Tony Stewart,

Chevrolet, 190.692.16. (48) Jimmie Johnson,

Chevrolet, 190.64.17. (6) David Ragan, Ford,

190.574.18. (33) Clint Bowyer,

Chevrolet, 190.561.19. (56) Martin Truex Jr.,

Toyota, 190.548.20. (11) Denny Hamlin,

Toyota, 190.424.21. (71) Bobby Labonte,

Chevrolet, 190.267.22. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet,

190.221.23. (98) Paul Menard, Ford,

189.987.24. (1) Jamie McMurray,

Chevrolet, 189.915.25. (43) AJ Allmendinger, Ford,

189.857.26. (83) Brian Vickers, Toyota,

189.798.27. (66) Dave Blaney, Toyota,

189.59.28. (12) Brad Keselowski,

Dodge, 189.571.29. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota,

189.189.30. (36) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet,

189.144.31. (13) Max Papis, Toyota,

189.112.32. (82) Scott Speed, Toyota,

189.079.33. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota,

189.06.34. (21) Bill Elliott, Ford,

189.021.35. (29) Kevin Harvick,

Chevrolet, 189.015.36. (77) Sam Hornish Jr.,

Dodge, 188.97.37. (38) David Gilliland, Ford,

188.341.38. (78) Regan Smith,

Chevrolet, 187.958.39. (7) Robby Gordon, Toyota,

186.403.40. (34) Travis Kvapil, Ford,

Owner Points.41. (37) Kevin Conway, Ford,

Owner Points.42. (26) Boris Said, Ford,

Owner Points.43. (55) Michael McDowell,

Toyota, 188.758.

Youth SportsSunday, March 7

Brazilian Ju Jitsu Seminar —Martial Arts Training Institute, 1490NE Pine Island Rd., Cape Coral;black belt Raulo Ribeiro teachingseminar noon-2 p.m. Info: SteveBerkowitz (239) 673-7740.

April 8-10Cape Coral Instructional

Football Camp — Storms Complexon Chiquita Boulevard; 9 a.m.-1p.m. each day; open to ages 8-17;cost $110 per child ($200 two sib-lings), preregistration required;instruction by NFL veteran playersincluding Rick Upchurch, Steve deBerg, Steve Atwater, James Wilder,Steve Caiazzo. Info: Steve Caiazzo(239) 443-9366.

Friday, April 16Fort Myers Recreation Division

Spring Youth Sports Registration —Accepting registration now throughApril 16 for youth flag football,youth soccer, cheerleading & T-ball(ages 5-8); practices begin April 12,league games begin April 24 atLions Park; league fee $20 per play-er (age 3-4), $50 per player (age 5-15). Info: Brian Dodd 277-0700;email: [email protected] 17-21; June 25-29; Aug. 2-6FGCU Women’s Soccer Youth

Camps — FGCU Soccer Complex;Junior Elite Camp open to ages 10-13, 9 a.m.-8 p.m., June 17-21, &Elite Camp open to ages 13-18, 9a.m.-8 p.m., June 25-29; fee $495either camp; day camp open to ages6-14, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Aug. 2-6, fee$225 full day, $100 half-day (9 a.m.-11 a.m.). Info: Jim Blankenship (239)590-7-64.

July 5-8 & 9-10Summer Shootout Basketball

Camps — Fort Myers High School;summer shootout clinic July 5-8 forboys & girls entering grades 4-9;summer shootout elite camp July 9-10 for 6-9th graders; register onlineor with camp director Scott Guttery.Info: Scott Guttery (239) 839-4999;Web: www.summershootout.org

July 5-31FGCU Summer Volleyball Camps

— FGCU Alico Arena; multiplecamps cover all ages; all camps areovernight, commuter pricing avail-able; all skills camp on July 5-7, July7-10 & July 30-31; position trainingcamp on July 19-21; team camps onJuly 21-24 & July 26-29; overnightfee ranges from $175-$275, com-muter fee ranges $150-$250. Info:Danny Mahy (239) 590-7223;email: [email protected]; online reg-i s t r a t i o n :www.fgcuathletics.com/volleyball

July 7-10 & July 11-14FGCU Summer Soccer Camps —

FGCU Soccer Complex; senior IDacademy for competitive highschool players ages 14-18 on July 7-10; junior academy for all skill lev-els ages 10-13 on July 11-14; con-ducted by FGCU men’s soccercoach Bob Butehorn. Web:www.gulfcoastsocceracademy.com

General InfoCape Coral Bass Club — Meeting

first Tuesday each month, 7:30 p.m.,Caloosahatchee Moose Lodge 2395on Cape Coral Parkway; men,women, children who love to bassfish welcome; tournaments heldlocally and out of town. Info: JimLewis 945-7188; Web: www.capec-oralbassclub.com

Cape Coral Sailing Club —Meeting fourth Wednesday eachmonth, 7:30 p.m., Cape Coral YachtClub, 5819 Driftwood Pkwy.; adultsinterested in boating (sail or power),cruising or armchair are welcome.Info: Ron Miniter 945-7761.

Sailing Singles Club — Meetingthird Thursday each month, 7 p.m.,Bonita Bills (next to Doc Ford’sunder the Sky Bridge); learn to sailwith us; new members and captainswith sailboats welcome; happy hourfirst Friday each month, 5 p.m.,Harbourside Restaurant in MarinaTown, North Fort Myers. Info: Diane(239) 463-0990.

March 9 & 18Oxbow Kayak Trip & Paddling

Clinic — Caloosahatchee RegionalPark, Alva; 9-11 a.m.; learn kayakingbasics, techniques & skills, guided tripon the Caloosahatchee River, childrenunder 18 must be accompanied by anadult, all equipment provided; fee$25 per person. Info: (239) 533-7440;Web: www.leeparks.org

March 12 or April 6Beginner’s Fencing Classes —

Southwest Florida FencingAcademy, 4210 Fowler St., Unit 9,Fort Myers; 6:30-8:30 p.m. eachdate; learn fencing basics & form,equipment provided except pantsand chest protector; class space lim-ited; cost $150 for 12-week session.Info: Charles Johnson 939-1338;Web: www.swfloridafencing.org

Thursday, March 18Lee County Archers Open Range

— Nalle Grade County Park range,North Fort Myers; open range 2-8p.m.; 20-yard lighted, covered pavil-ion, 30- to 80-yard outdoor range &28-target field range; registering newparticipants, all skill levels. Info: BenBrown (239) 369-6212.

Sunday, March 21Lee County Archers 3D Archery

Shoot — Nalle Grade County Parkrange, North Fort Myers; 8 a.m. signup, 9 a.m. shotgun start; shootingfee $10; roving field range of 20 3Dtarget stations plus 14-station NFAAfield course. Info: Ben Brown (239)369-6212.

Thursday, March 25Hickey’s Creek Kayak Trip —

Caloosahatchee Regional Park, Alva;six-hour (five-mile) kayak trip forexperience paddlers, children under18 must be accompanied by an adult,meet at campground entrance.; cost$40 per person. Info: (239) 533-7440;Web: www.leeparks.org

Sunday, April 4Lee County Archers 900 Round

Event — Nalle Grade County Parkrange, North Fort Myers; 9 a.m.; reg-istering new participants, all skilllevels. Info: Ben Brown (239) 369-6212.

Sunday, April 18Xterra Triathlon —

Caloosahatchee Regional Park, Alva;6 a.m.-noon; swim .5 mile, moun-tain bike 13 miles, trail run 4 miles,or choose optional 1-mile run, 13-mile bike & 4-mile run; race starts 8a.m.; early registration (limited to200 runners) online. Info: LeeCounty Parks (239) 693-2690; Web:www.tntraces.com

Saturday, April 24Mariner High School All Sports

Athletic Booster Club GolfTournament — Coral Oaks GolfCourse, 8 a.m. shotgun start, four-some scramble format; entry fee $55per person ($220 per foursome),hole sponsorships available startingat $100; proceeds benefit boosterclub programs. Info: Vito Mennona772-2907.

Saturday, May 1American Lung Association

Stairclimb Event — High Point Place,2104 West 1st St., Fort Myers; teamand individual stairclimb participantsraise money by collecting pledges toascend the stairway in a high-risetower; online registration under way,fee $25 and each climber must raise$100 in pledges. Web: www.fight-forairclimbftmyers.org

Tri-Town Classic FishingTournament — Weigh-in and Luauparty 4-7 p.m. at Hickory Bait &Tackle, Bonita Springs, fishing partici-pation not required to attend Luau;captains’ meeting April 30,. 6:30p.m., Coconut Point T.G.I.Friday’s;proceeds benefit Make-A-WishFoundation of Southern Florida. Info:(239) 895-2058; email: [email protected]

NOTE: Send information aboutyour group’s upcoming events atleast two weeks in advance to:Daily Breeze Sports Calendar, 2510Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL33904; or send e-mail to: [email protected]

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Twins, Red Sox, Everblades Schedule

Home Away

vs.Cardinals1:05 p.m.

OFF

vs.Rays

1:05 p.m.

OFF OFF

atMets

1:10 p.m.

atCardinals1:05 p.m.

atS.Carolina7:05 p.m.

OFF

atMarlins1:05 p.m.

vs. Twinsat Rays1:05 p.m.

vs.Gwinnett7:30 p.m.

vs.Orioles7:05 p.m.

atOrioles1:05 p.m.

vs.Cardinals1:05 p.m.

OFF

vs.Mets

1:05 p.m.

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WICHITA, Kan. — TheNo. 30-ranked FGCU base-ball team plated five runs inthe top of the ninth inningto beat No. 24 WichitaState 7-2 Friday night.

The Eagles’ victoryhands the Shockers theirfirst loss of the year.

The Eagles improved to7-2 on the season while theShockers’ record droppedto 5-1.

“This was an all-aroundgreat collegiate baseballgame,” said Eagles coachDave Tollett. “Through thefirst six innings we had twoaces going at it on themound. It was big for ourteam to take game one, butnow we focus on going

right back at it tomorrow.” Junior Chris Sale got the

start on the mound for theEagles and collected 11strikeouts in six innings,while giving up two runs(earned) on five hits andone walk in the no-decision.Senior Pete Woodworthpicked up the victory,recording one strikeout inthree innings. Woodworthimproved to 3-0 on the sea-son with the win.

The Eagles collectedseven runs on 10 hits andsix walks.

The Eagles return to EckStadium Saturday afternoonfor game two of the three-game series with WichitaState. First pitch is 3 p.m.Game three of the series isSunday at 1 p.m.

By RYAN RYLESSpecial to the Breeze

Despite getting wins intheir previous three games,the Florida Everblades hadbeen playing from behindheading into the third peri-od. It forced them to pulloff near-miraculous come-back victories.

They finally found theanswer Friday night atGermain Arena despite anever-say-never attitude bythe Gwinnett Gladiators.The Everblades stretchedtheir winning streak to fivestraight games, beating theGladiators 7-5 on thestrength of three goals byright wing Dominic Osman,who lead the Blades to theirlargest offensive output onhome ice all season.

“With the number ofGrade-A chances we had,we could have scored adozen,” said Everbladescoach Malcolm Cameron.“We were able to generate alot of offense by going tothe net.”

The teams played aback-and-forth first periodthat ended with Gwinnett inthe lead.

The Gladiators scoredfive minutes into the gameas Tim Miller beat ChrisBeckford-Tseu (32 saves)on the power play.

The Blades answeredafter five minutes of relent-less pressure, tying the

game as Shea Guthrie beatGladiators netminder DavidBrown (31 saves).

Sensing a shift inmomentum, the Gladiatorscame right back to beatTseu again while trying tokill a penalty.

“I wasn’t worried aboutit,” said Cameron. “Wewere generating a ton ofchances so I knew we weregoing to eventually putanother one in.”

Things loosened up forthe Blades over the finaltwo periods of play.

Brady Calla and PhilPaquet scored four minutesapart to give the Bladestheir first lead of the game.

Gwinnett tied the game at3-3, but then Osman got hot.

Osman scored his firstgoal with just 40 secondsleft in the second period togive the Blades the lead forgood.

“All three goals came offhard work,” said Osman.“The first was kind of a gift… (The others) I just foundmyself at the right spot atthe right time.”

Osman’s two power-play goals in the third peri-od were all the Blades need-ed to keep the Gladiators atbay.

The Everblades (32-19-9) and Gladiators (26-26-6) meet one more timeSaturday night at GermainArena.

FGCU rings upWichita St. 7-2

From AP wire reportsJustin Morneau marked

his return for Minnesotawith a two-run double andTim Wakefield tossed twoscoreless innings forBoston in his first post-sur-gery appearance in a 5-0victory by the Twins overthe Red Sox Friday atHammond Stadium.

Morneau doubled toright in the first inningagainst Jon Lester, his firston-field action since a stressfracture in his lower backshut him down in mid-September.

Wakefield had surgeryto repair a herniated disk inhis back last October. The43-year-old knuckleballerthrew 16 of his 21 pitchesfor strikes, giving up one hitwithout a walk.

Lester gave up four runson three hits and two walksin an inning.

� Rays 12, Yankees 7:Yankees right-hander JobaChamberlain struggled inhis first spring trainingstart, allowing five runs,three hits and three walks in1 1/3 innings.

Phil Hughes,Chamberlain’s main rivalfor the Yankees’ No. 5starter role, allowed one runand one hit, a solo shot inthe first by Sean Rodriguez,in two innings.

Tampa Bay left-handerDavid Price allowed twohits over 1 2/3 scorelessinnings. He struck out twoand walked one.

� Blue Jays 14, Phillies9: Lyle Overbay hit a three-run double and JoseBautista a two-run doubleduring an eight-run fourthinning for the Blue Jays.

Right-hander Brandon

Morrow, acquired by theBlue Jays in a trade withSeattle, pitched two hitlessinnings in his first bid tobecome part of their startingrotation.

� Marlins 4, Mets 3:The Marlins’ Chris Volstadand Mets’ Jon Niese eachlooked sharp in their springmound debuts.

Niese gave up a run in 22/3 innings and struck outfive. He walked two andgave up three singles. Niesewas sidelined by a ham-string tear after making fivestarts last season.

Volstad struck out twoin two scoreless innings. Hegave up two singles and didnot walk a batter.

Mets new outfielderJason Bay doubled to rightto give the Mets a 2-1 leadin the third.

� Mets 7, Cardinals 3:Brad Penny pitched twoinnings in his St. Louis debut,allowing three runs and sixhits. Three of those hits weresoft flyballs that landed justbeyond the infield.

Designated hitter ShawnRiggans drove in the goahead run with a single andFrank Catalanotto’s pinch-hit triple in the ninth scoredtwo runs.

� Braves 11, Nationals8: Yunel Escobar went 3-for-3 with two RBI and tworuns scored and MelkyCabrera had two hits and anRBI for the Braves. RookieJordan Heyward had a hitand stole his second base ofthe spring.

Atlanta’s new closerBilly Wagner gave up threehits and two runs in aninning. He followed DerekLowe, who pitched twoscoreless innings.

Twins blank Red Sox

got one of those runs back in the fifthon Ryan Manka’s RBI single to right.With two out and the bases loaded,they were one hit away from tying thegame, but had to wait until the sev-enth to complete the third comeback.

After Verot scored once in the sev-enth to take a 7-4 lead, the Gators ral-lied for three in the bottom of theinning to send it into an extra inning.

A Verot throwing error started thegame-tying rally. Cameron Gellingerbeat out an infield single and Manka(2-for-3, 3 RBI) doubled to drive inone run. With two out, Pablo Matoslofted a fly ball to center field that wasdropped allowing two runs to scoretying the game at 7-7.

“The wheels just came off as wemade a couple of key errors,” saidVikings coach Tom LoSauro. “ToIsland Coast’s credit they took advan-tage of the opportunities they weregiven.”

In the eighth, Jordan Moody (2-for-3) lead off with a single, Gellingerwalked and Taylor Reneger singled toload the bases.

With one out, Kyle Harding exe-cuted the suicide squeeze play to pro-duce the game-winning run.

“The last two innings we justplayed station-to-station baseball,”said Montgomery.

The Vikings (2-3) host St. ThomasAquinas at noon on Saturday. TheGators (5-3) are idle until nextThursday when they entertain Dunbar.B. Verot 120 030 10 — 7 8 4I. Coast 201 010 31 — 8 10 1

W — Kyle Harding. L — Andrew Chebator.2B — Ryan Manka (IC), D.J. Judge (BV), Josh

Garcia (BV). 3B — Frank Romano (BV).

Softball� Bishop Verot 16, Island Coast

0: Paris Prusak collected three hits,including a triple, and scored two runsto help lead Bishop Verot to victory at

Island Coast Tuesday night.Taylor Kramer and Katie Clinger

each contributed two hits in theVikings’ 14-hit assault. Pitcher AllieMitchell struck out eight and allowedfour hits over five innings to earn thewin.

The Vikings (3-4) host SarasotaChristian Friday.Bishop Verot 601 81 — 16 14 1Island Coast 000 00 — 0 4 3

W — Allie Mitchell. 2B — Jordan Hendrix (BV). 3B — Paris Prusak

(BV), Allie Mitchell (BV), Taylor Kramer (BV),Kelsey McCurdy (BV).

� Oasis 13, EvangelicalChristian 10: Oasis recorded the firstvarsity softball victory in school his-tory Tuesday in a come-from-behindwin over Evangelical Christian.

ECS opened an 8-4 lead before theSharks struck for eight runs in thefourth inning to take control.

Mallory Guerrero contributed twohits and was the winning pitcher forthe Sharks (1-1), who are idle untilMarch 16.Oasis 103 810 0 — 13Evangelical Christian 432 101 0 — 10

W — Mallory Guerrero. L — West.

Girls Tennis� Cape Coral 7, Cypress Lake 0:

Cape High swept its match withCypress Lake Thursday to improve to2-4 heading into the next match withNorth Fort Myers on March 12.

Singles — Emily Potts (CC) def. Alona Pidgorna7-5, 2-6, 1-0; Aimee Dolorfino (CC) def. MauraDowling 6-3, 6-1; Kaitlyn Dampier (CC) def.Savannah Williams 6-0, 6-1; Myra Adu-Sarkodie(CC) def. Maura Lodes 6-0, 6-0; Brooke Blythe(CC) def. Erin Miller 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles — Dolorfino-Danielle Kaminski (CC)def. Dowling-Savannah Young 8-4; Blythe-Potts(CC) def. Pidgorna-Williams 8-4.

� Bishop Verot 6, Fort Myers 1:Bishop Verot manhandled arch-rivalFort Myers Tuesday dropping just twosets along the way.

The Vikings (4-0) host Naples onTuesday.

Singles — Linda Kornienko (BV) def. EmmaJoslyn 6-1, 6-3; Mariel Rickert (BV) def. ShandaKumar 6-1, 6-0; Nia-Marie Eddie (BV) def.Katelyn Dorwart 6-2, 6-4; Kathleen Norris (BV)def. Natalie Underberg 6-1, 6-3; Vaughn Hayduk(FM) def. Kayla Cheslosky 6-2, 6-3.

Doubles — Kornienko-Rickert (BV) def. Joslyn-Kumar 8-4; Eddie-Norris (BV) def. Dorwart-Underberg 8-2.

Squeeze: Thirdcomeback liftsIsland Coast

Island Coastfreshman TannerRenegar (21) letsfly with a pitch inThursday night’sgame againstBishop Verot.The Gators camefrom behind towin the game 8-7in eight innings.More photos are availableonline at:cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com.

MICHAEL PISTELLA

Osman’s hattrick seals 5thstraight win

over Cypress Lake Friday.Walter Cleary led off the game for

the Tritons with a solo home run. TheTritons (4-1) host North Fort Myerson Thursday.

Mariner 101 010 0 — 3 4 0Cypress Lake 000 200 0 — 2 7 4

W — Jason Carmichael (2-0). L — Murray.2B — Murray (CL), Martin Evans (M). HR —

Walter Cleary (M).

Softball� Ida Baker 8, Cape Coral 1:

Louie Ross broke a scoreless pitcher’sduel with a one-out, grand slam homerun in the fifth inning to spark Ida Bakerto victory over Cape Coral Friday.

Sierra Myers, Ali Hare andShanelly Brown each singled in frontof Ross, whose hit was an inside-the-park homer to right field. Ross, Myersand Hare all finished with two hits forthe Bulldogs (4-4). Ross also drove ina run with a single in the sixth inningto finished with five RBI.

Cape scored an unearned run in theseventh inning by Kristi Maselter,who singled, stole second and scoredon an overthrow.

Cape and Baker play a rematchnext Thursday at Cape High.

Cape Coral 000 000 1 — 1 5 0Ida Baker 000 044 x — 8 9 1

W — Maddy Peres (2-4). L — BrennaHarkins.

HR — Louis Ross (IB)

� Mariner 13, Cypress Lake 0:Mariner struck for 10 runs in thefourth inning to break open a tightgame en route to a shutout at CypressLake Friday.

Nikki Roderiques led the Tritonswith four hits, three RBI and threeruns scored. Samantha Rapp, AbbyWillis, Alyssa Langdale and AmberJakacki all contributed two hits.

The Tritons (7-1) host North FortMyers on Thursday.

Mariner 101 (10)1 — 13 14 0Cypress Lake 000 0 0 — 0 2 2

W — Carrie Grigiski (2-0). L — O’Riley.2B — Lauren Joenicke (M).

� Bishop Verot 10, SarasotaChristian 0: Bishop Verot got multi-ple hits from Allie Mitchell (2-for-3,3 RBI), Paris Pruzak (2-for-3) andTalia Barraco (2-for-3, 2 RBI) toclaim a five-inning shutout victoryover Sarasota Christian Friday.

The Vikings (4-4) visit GatewayCharter on Thursday.

Sarasota Christian 000 00 — 0 3 6Bishop Verot 440 11 — 10 7 0

W — Talia Barraco.2B — Talia Barraco (BV). 3B — Allie

Mitchell (BV).

� North Fort Myers 9, FortMyers 2: Jackie Owen pitched a com-plete-game four-hitter and struck out15 to lead North Fort Myers past FortMyers Friday.

Jasmine Santiago collected twohits while Alex Smith added an RBIsingle in the third inning. All of theRed Knights’ other runs wereunearned.

The Knights (8-1) play at MarinerThursday.

North FM 301 500 0 — 9 6 3Fort Myers 200 000 0 — 2 4 3

W — Jackie Owen (8-1). L — Mayer.3B — Sheehan (FM)

Boys Tennis� Island Coast 5, East Lee

County 2: Despite having to forfeitone singles match, Island Coast stilloverpowered East Lee County Friday.The Bulldogs (3-3) next play IdaBaker Thursday.

Singles — Colton Wieser (IC) def. Juan Revelo6-2, 6-0; East Lee win (forfeit); Joseph Hemmert(IC) def. Josue Cardosa 6-1, 6-1; Ryan Wambolt(IC) def. Christian Resto 6-1, 6-2; Max Essart (EL)def. Chris Quiroga 6-2, 6-4.

Doubles — Wieser-Wambolt (IC) def. Ravelo-Cardosa 8-0; Hemmert-Quiroga (IC) def. ArielOrtiz-Armando Macias 9-7.

� Ida Baker 4, North FortMyers 3: Ida Baker slipped pastNorth Fort Myers Friday to even itsrecord at 3-3. The Bulldogs next playat Island Coast Thursday.

Singles — Jesus Lugones (NFM) def. Paul Lapikas6-4, 6-1; Nick Boye (IB) def. Alex Smith 6-3, 6-4;Matt Harrison (IB) def. Drew Vogel 6-2, 6-4;Brandon Wiley (NFM) def. Jaryd Wydock 7-5, 6-3;Caleb Davis (IB) def. Marchese Llanes 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles — Lapikas-Boye (IB) def. Lugones-Smith 8-6; Vogel-Wiley (NFM) def. Harrison-Wydock 9-7.

Girls Tennis� North Fort Myers 4, Ida

Baker 3: Ida Baker dominated thesingles matches, but North Fort Myerscame through to win both doublesmatches to clip the Bulldogs Friday.

North (4-3) plays at Cape andBaker is at Island Coast Friday.

Singles — Kjrstine Payne (IB) def. AbbeyGunderson 6-4, 6-4; Sarah Leny (IB) def. KarissaHolden 2-6, 6-1, 10-5; Roodelyne Forvil (NFM)def. Brittany Scalzo 6-3, 6-3; Lindsey Riley (IB)def. Tanya Moore 7-5, 2-6, 10-6; Marisa Durfey(NFM) def. Kayla Talbott 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles — Gunderson-Forvil (NFM) def.Payne-Shayna Talbott 8-2; Holden-Durfey (NFM)def. Leny-Scalzo 8-2.

Island Coast freshmanCole Ondrejka watches

the flight of a first-inning single Thursday

night against BishopVerot. More photos from

the Gators’ 8-7 win inthe eighth inning are

available online at:cu.cape-coral-daily-

breeze.com.

MICHAEL PISTELLA

Prep: Mariner girls cruise 13-0Continued from page 11A

Continued from page 11A

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Air Force Airman

Matthew D. WrightAir Force Airman Matthew D. Wright

graduated from basic military training atLackland Air Force Base, San Antonio,Texas.

The airman com-pleted an intensive,eight-week programthat included trainingin military disciplineand studies, Air Forcecore values, physicalfitness, and basicwarfare principlesand skills.

Airmen who com-plete basic trainingearn four creditstoward an associatein applied sciencedegree through theCommunity College of the Air Force.

He is the son of Bud and Pat Wright ofPunta Gorda. Wright is a 2001 graduate ofPort Charlotte High School.

Army Pfc.

Anthony J. Calello Army Pfc. Anthony J. Calello has gradu-

ated from Basic Combat Training at FortKnox, Ky.

During the nine-week training period, thetrainee received instruction in drill and cere-mony, weapons, rifle marksmanship and bay-onet training, chemical warfare, field training

and tactical exercises, armed and unarmedcombat, military courtesy, military justice,physical fitness, first aid, and Army history,traditions, and core values.

He is the son of Michele Calello andMarijo Calello, both of Cape Coral.

The private graduated in 2002 from FortMyers High School, Fla., and received anassociate degree in 2004 from Edison StateCollege, Fort Myers.

Air Force Airman

Bryan C. Borgardt Air Force Airman Bryan C. Borgardt

graduated from basic military training atLackland Air Force Base, San Antonio,Texas.

The airman com-pleted an intensive,eight-week programthat included trainingin military disciplineand studies, Air Forcecore values, physicalfitness, and basicwarfare principlesand skills.

Airmen who com-plete basic trainingearn four creditstoward an associatein applied sciencedegree through theCommunity Collegeof the Air Force.

Borgardt is the son of Dave Borgardt ofCape Coral and brother of David Borgardt ofDouglas, Wyoming.

The airman is a 2003 graduate of DouglasHigh School.

Air Force Reserve

Airman 1st Class

Christophor J. BrooksAir Force Reserve Airman 1st Class

Christophor J. Brooks graduated from basicmilitary training at Lackland Air Force Base,San Antonio, Texas.

The airman com-pleted an intensive,eight-week programthat included trainingin military disciplineand studies, Air Forcecore values, physicalfitness, and basic war-fare principles andskills.

Airmen who com-plete basic trainingearn four creditstoward an associate inapplied sciencedegree through theCommunity Collegeof the Air Force.

He is the son of Ken and Kathy Brooks ofBonita Springs.

Brooks is a 1999 graduate of Estero HighSchool.

Air Force Airman

Justin J. Blong Air Force Airman Justin J. Blong graduat-

ed from basic military training at LacklandAir Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.

The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in mili-tary discipline and studies, Air Force corevalues, physical fitness, and basic warfareprinciples and skills.

Airmen who complete basic training earnfour credits toward an associate in appliedscience degree through the CommunityCollege of the Air Force.

He is the son of Stephanie Blong ofTreetop Drive, Arden, N.C., and JamesDevine Jr. of Via Piazza Loop, Fort Myers,Fla.

Blong is a 2008 graduate of T.C.Roberson High School, Asheville, N.C.

Army Pfc.

Joshua D. GolliherArmy Pfc. Joshua D. Golliher has gradu-

ated from Basic Combat Training at FortKnox, Ky.

During the nine-week training period, thetrainee received instruction in drill and cere-mony, weapons, rifle marksmanship and bay-onet training, chemical warfare, field trainingand tactical exercises, armed and unarmedcombat, military courtesy, military justice,physical fitness, first aid, and Army history,traditions, and core values.

He is the son of David M. and Kathy L.Golliher of Fort Myers.

His wife, Kathryn, is the daughter of JohnAllen and Susan S. Rooney of Fort Myers.

The private is a 2006 graduate of DunbarHigh School, Fort Myers.

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(The police blotter contains public infor-mation obtained from the Cape Coral PoliceDepartment, the Lee County Sheriff’s Officeand the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrestsmade are suspicions of crime(s) committed.All persons are innocent until proven guiltyin a court of law.)

Arrests� Rodriguez Andres, 70, of 542 S.E.

Fourth Terrace, was charged Wednesdaywith domestic violence battery touch orstrike.

� Donald A. Boyer, 67, of 1431 N.E.20th Ave., was charged Tuesday withdomestic violence battery touch or strike and

resist officer obstruct without violence.� Esmeralda Deltoro, 20, of 4910 York

St., was charged Wednesday with criminalmischief property damage over $200 butunder $1,000.

� Rachael Marie De Moulin, 28, of 107N.E. 16th Place, was charged Tuesday withdrugs fail keep controlled substance recordand DUI.

� Michael Antonio Dejesus, 40, of 300N.E. 20th Terrace, was charged Tuesdaywith cocaine possession, evidence destroyingtamper with or fabricate physical, attach reg-istration license plate not assigned, drivewhile license suspended, fail to register motorvehicle and resist officer obstruct without

violence.� Shawn Patrick Dickson, 37, of 608

S.E. 47th St., Apt. B, was charged Mondaywith petit larceny property $100 to under$300 and narcotic equipment possessiondrug paraphernalia advertise.

� Starr Lynn Haynie, 35, of 905 S.W.Sixth Place, was charged Tuesday withdomestic violence battery touch or strike.

� Joshua M. Helmlinger, 25, of 2723S.E. 16th Place, was charged Monday withdomestic violence battery touch or strike anddisturbing peace breach of peace.

� Lloyd Jonathan Jones, 39, of 2417N.E. Sixth Ave., was charged Wednesdaywith drive while license suspended.

� Daniel Alan Lemmon, 23, of 4523S.W. First Place, was charged Tuesday withpetit larceny.

� Edwynn J. Martin, 23, of 2937 S.W.Santa Barbara Place, was charged Tuesdaywith marijuana possession with intent to sellmanufacture or deliver.

� Robert Elliott Mensching, 23, of 919N.E. Ninth Ave., was charged Tuesday withburglary of dwelling unarmed no assault orbattery and criminal mischief property dam-age over $200 but under $1,000.

� Karina Wilmaliey Ortega, 20, of 1703N.W. 15th Terrace, was charged Tuesdaywith DUI.

� Ryan Michael Rivera, 20, of 430 S.W.43rd Lane, was charged Tuesday with fraudfalse owner information pawned items lessthan $300, larceny theft $300 or more butless than $5,000 and deal in stolen property.

� Daniel Edward Roberts, 31, of 1825S.E. 15th Place, Apt. A, was chargedTuesday with burglary of unoccupieddwelling unarmed no assault or battery, lar-ceny theft $300 or more but less than $5,000and deal in stolen property.

� Jason E. Siregar, 38, of 2123 S.W.51st St., was charged Tuesday with domesticviolence battery touch or strike.

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By ANDREA [email protected]

If, on Thursday, March 4, you sawa man walking in full Lederhosenacross the Midpoint Memorial Bridgefrom Cape Coral, to downtown FortMyers and then to the Shell Factoryin North Fort Myers, don’t be sur-prised.

It’s a popular annual sight thatdelights many, when organizer DonOstrowsky makes his journey to pro-mote the Octoberfest In March event.

The 7th annual celebration will beheld Friday, March 12, throughSunday, March 14, at the ShellFactory & Nature Park in North FortMyers.

The event benefits Cape Coral’sChrist Lutheran Church’s charitableendeavors.

For five years, the church hostedthe event on its property. But itbecame so popular, it moved to theShell Factory to accommodate evenbigger crowds.

“What’s nice about the ShellFactory is the parking and accessibil-ity,” said Ostrowsky. “The bottomline is that by the help of the Cronins(the owners) hosting the event, we’llbe able to give even more back to thecommunity. Without the generosityof Tom and Pam Cronin, this wouldnot be possible. They are very philan-thropic and great friends to the com-munity.”

Returning are some of the biggestnames in the polka genre. Thatincludes three-time grammy winner

Walter Ostanek — known as“Canada’s Polka King.”

There will also be Bob Kravos, thegreat nephew of famed polka masterFrank Yankovic, with Jeff Winardand others groups.

“New this year is the FloridaTropical Squeeze Six-piece SlovenianBand,” said Ostrowsky.

There’s also a Sunday PolkaChurch Service.

“We’re actually bringing thechurch choir in this year, along withSr. Pastor Gary LaCroix, who will dothe service,” he said.

Other sponsors include FOX 4,who will send its popular chief weath-er forecaster Jim Syoen, who will playhis tuba Saturday, March 6 around 6p.m.

Last year’s move to the ShellFactory proved to be a polka success,

according to Ostrowsky. He said therewere about 8,000 guests.

Available will be all authenticGerman foods, schnitzel, sausage,half chicken dinners, potato pancakesand beer.

“Discount coupons are available atthe Shell Factory, sponsor Viles &Beckman or sponsor Cape Coral EyeCenter, who has six locations in thearea,” said Ostrowsky.

There is still room for more ven-dors, he continued.

For more information about the theevent or sponsorship, vendor detailsor more, e-mail him [email protected] or call 940-3212.

Admission is $4 on Friday, $5 onSaturday and Sunday, with $1 offwith available coupons.

By MELISSA NELSONAssociated Press Writer

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Florida (AP) — The fewbeach walkers, surfers and sidewalk shoppers who ven-tured out on a recent chilly afternoon created a very dif-ferent scene from the craziness that will soon crank upas temperatures climb and vacationing college studentsdescend on this expansive northern Florida beach.

Most U.S. colleges and universities shut down everyyear for what is known as spring break as the cold ofwinter turns to the warmth of spring.

Panama City Beach, on the Gulf of Mexico, is amongthe favorite party spots, and March and April conjureimages of raucous concerts and throngs of barelydressed teens and twenty-somethings cruising the city’sstreets.

Tourism leaders want to change that. They hope toclean up the hard-partying image a bit in time for theMay 23 opening of the Northwest Florida BeachesInternational Airport. It will be the first major airport toopen in the United States since the Sept. 11, 2001, ter-ror attacks.

“The airport is the big, new story of the day,” saysDan Rowe, president of Panama City Beach’sConvention and Visitors’ Bureau. Rowe speaks glow-ingly of the hundreds of new Gulf-front condominiumsthat have replaced dilapidated hotels in recent years anda sprawling beach-front pedestrian shopping center thatopened in 2008.

Spring break is one part of Panama City Beach butshould not define it, Rowe says, urging visitors to checkout the revitalized beach year-round for girls’ weekends,family vacations, romantic getaways and other events.He says the new airport will make it easier for touristsfrom all over to reach this traditionally Southern vaca-tion destination.

“There is a balance we are trying to hit with springbreak. There are folks in our community who wish thespring break would go away, but there are others whodepend on it for a major part of their business,” Rowesays.

For 2010, the city has ended its relationship withconcert promoter mtvU, owned by parent companyMTV, after problems with crowd control at a Lil Waynebeach concert last year. The city council also recentlyvoted to spend $25,000 to hire 24 state police troopersfor extra support on the beach from March 14 to April11.

A drive down the city’s main drag shows both oldkitsch and the more upscale.

The giant monkey and T-Rex of a miniature golfcourse overlook a cleaned-up beach parking lot wherecity signs encourage pedestrians to take a stroll.

Across the street from towering new condominiumdevelopments, are inexpensive T-shirt shops,“Everything $9.99 and Under” stores, package liquoroutlets and novelty sex shops — all catering to thespring break crowd.

Among those counting on spring break is PerryHand, who owns Classic Scooter Rentals. The dozens ofcolorful motor scooters lined up in front of his storeswill soon be rented out to vacationing students.

He has seen constant change in 15 years of beachbusiness.

“It’s out with the old and in with the new,” he said.“The old is the kids and the cheap motels, the new is theadults and the condos.”

But Hand predicts spring break will never leavePanama City Beach for good.

“There are too many businesses that depend on it andpromote it,” he says.

A quick check of the Internet and Twitter postingsgives a hint of the madness that will soon hit this 17-mile (28-kilometer) stretch of white sand and turquoiseblue ocean.

Photos show condominiums with dozens of studentshanging out of every balcony, beaches crammed withpartying kids and packed night clubs. Travel sites cater-ing to college students offer package deals to PanamaCity Beach and Twitter is abuzz with talk of springbreak and students planning caravans and arranging toshare rooms when they head south.

“It’s affordable compared to Cancun or Acapulco,and you’ve got the (night) clubs. A lot of other placeslike Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach, they haven’twanted the kids for a long time. Panama City Beach stillhas stuff going,” said Matt Scriven, sales director forPardiseParties.Com, an online travel site that caters tocollege students. Scriven has booked trips for hundredsof college students who plan to spend their spring breaksin Panama City.

University of Georgia junior Daniel Burnett will beamong the thousands of students making the trip southfor spring break. It will be Burnett’s fifth spring breaktrip to Panama City Beach — he started the annual pil-grimage in high school.

This year, he will caravan with a group of buddiesduring the five-hour trip.

Panama City is not as expensive as places in Mexico,and it always is a good time, he said.

Burnett says the biggest draw for him is not theclubs, the concerts or the condominiums; it’s the beach.

“It’s just so much fun to hang out there on the beachwith your friends. I look forward to it all year,” he said.

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).You’ll witness full-grown adultsresorting to the antics that chil-dren fall to when they are tryingto convince someone to buy thema toy. This stunning immaturitywill give you a chance to honeyour managing skills.

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Anew slang term finds its way intoyour vocabulary. This willimpress your friends. You have areputation of being one step aheadof the competition, and this is justanother reason why.

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DEAR DR. DONOHUE:Every year for the past fiveyears, I go to Colorado with agroup of friends to ski. Thisyear, my skiing lasted onlythree days. I developed painon the thumb side of my rightwrist. It was so bad I couldn’thold on to a ski pole.

I found a doctor who wasstaying at the same place Iwas. He said I had skier’sthumb and told me I shouldstop skiing. I did. Now, 10days later, my wrist still hurts.What should I be doing for it?

No one in my skiing groupnor I had ever heard of this.

— T.C.ANSWER: Skier’s thumb

has many other names. One isde Quervain’s disease, andanother is Washerwoman’sdisease (the name picked byDr. de Quervain). Strangely, ithappens to pregnant women,too. I don’t know why.

It’s an inflammation of the tendons thatmove the thumb. They’re the same tendonsused for a firm grasp on ski poles.

Tendons are bundles of collagen fibers.Collagen is a body protein used for supportand as the substance in many tissues thatrequire constant motion. It’s the stuff ofscars. Collagen has lots of water in it.Inflamed tendons lose water, and they can’ttolerate the constant stress that they usuallyput up with. They have to regain theirwater, something that happens only withrest. A wrist splint will help you rest thosetendons during the day.

Ice the painful area for 15 minutes everyfour hours. If icing doesn’t bring relief,switch to heat. Tylenol or a nonsteroidalanti-inflammatory medicine (Aleve, Advil,Motrin) eases the pain.

You should be free of pain in threeweeks or so. If things haven’t resolved bythen, you must see a doctor. Other condi-tions have similar symptoms.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I vaguelyrecall you writing about this before, but Iwonder if you would repeat it. It’s the ideathat a person can get rid ofmore fat by doing light exer-cises. The idea interests me

if it’s true. I remember youwere not too in favor of this,but I can’t remember why.Why not? — H.L.

ANSWER: It is an appeal-ing idea, but doesn’t makesense to me.

It is true that low-intensityexercise burns more fat thandoes high-intensity exercise.Close to 50 percent of energyburned in light exercise comesfrom fat stores.

With high-intensity exer-cise, the kind that leaves youpanting, more energy comesfrom glycogen, stored bodysugar.

But the arithmetic tells thestory. Say you burn 200 calo-ries in light exercise. Fiftypercent of those calories comefrom fat, so you have burned100 calories of fat.

With intense exercise,around 40 percent of energy is

furnished by fat-burning. If you burn 500calories doing intense exercise, 40 percentof those calories come from fat — 200calories. The high-intensity exercise is theclear winner when it comes to fat-burning.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My sonplayed in two basketball competitions, oneright after the other. When they were over,I took him for pizza. He ate an entire largepizza. He also got sick after doing so. Hethrew up. He thinks he had food poisoning.I think he ate too much too fast. What doyou think?

— M.G.ANSWER: I don’t think it was food

poisoning. Food poisoning seldom happensso quickly after eating.

Overeating immediately after exhaust-ing exercise makes some people sick. Theexplanation is that the buildup of lactic acidthat comes during hard exercise hasn’tcompletely dissipated. It makes some peo-ple sick to their stomachs.

Dehydration is another explanation.Stuffing lots of food into a body that’s shorton fluids can also cause nausea and vomit-ing.

Dear Annie: My mother-in-law has a heart of gold andalways tries to help out —even when it is not welcome.

My husband is in the mil-itary, and I’m a stay-at-homemom. When he leaves ondeployment, his mother takescharge of his bills anddecides how much of anallowance I get for groceries,gas, etc.

I have told my husbandthat I would like him to giveme control of my own house.I know he tells his motherthis, but she either won’t lis-ten or doesn’t understand. Ihave no idea how to talk toher about this, and his nextdeployment is in a couple ofmonths. Any suggestions?

— Overwhelmed Daughter-in-Law

Dear Overwhelmed:How does his mother getaccess to his bills? Are his paychecks com-ing to her? Since talking to Mom doesn’thelp, your husband must set things up sothat his income and household bills comedirectly to you. If you are living withMom, he can open a post office box orhave you pay some of the bills online. Hemust be willing to do this, or the situationwill not change. Unless, of course, themoney for these bills is coming out ofMom’s pocket. In that case, she has everyright to manage the household and giveyou an allowance.

Dear Annie: My dad is in his 70s andis way past obese. He is so big, he becomesbreathless walking from one room toanother. Even when he is sitting, you canhear him fighting to breathe normally.

There are many siblings in our family.When we have holiday get-togethers, wesee what is happening and grow increas-ingly upset about Dad’s overall health.Mom says she tries to control his foodintake during the year, but he continues toget bigger and bigger. Since he refuses to

talk about the issue, mybrother wrote him a long let-ter telling him all of our con-cerns. Dad thanked him forthe letter and then neverspoke about it again.

My problem is, I can bare-ly speak to him, let alonelook at him. I think he isbeing very selfish by doingnothing to help himself. Oneof these days, he will leaveour mother alone, and in themeantime, we have to watchhim slowly kill himself.

Both of my parents readyour column daily, so yourperspective would be appre-ciated.

— Son of a Portly PopDear Son: Please try to

forgive your father for find-ing his weight too over-whelming and depressing tofix. It is so difficult for him tomove that exercise seems out

of the question, and he has become fatalis-tic about his chances for survival, so whybother to eat properly? Part of his breath-ing difficulties may also be due to othermedical or psychological causes, althoughhis size undoubtedly exacerbates whateverelse is going on.

Dad should first see his doctor. PerhapsMom would be willing to talk to a nutri-tionist about healthy meals that will fillhim up without filling him out. You alsocan suggest that she (or one of you) askDad to come on a slow, short walk afterdinner to encourage him to move a little bitmore. But if none of this works, it servesno purpose to be angry, because stress willonly make it worse. Right now, this is thebest he can do.

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By DAVID YOUNT Scripps Howard News Service

In hard times like these, churchesconfront the material problems oftheir members. The current economicrecession has left a significant numberof Americans unemployed. Clearly,the jobless need more than just uplift-ing sermons.

Roswell United Methodist Churchin suburban Atlanta offers a JobNetworking ministry, which attractsmore than 400 unemployed people ofall faiths to its weekly two-hour gath-erings. Workshops help participantscompose effective resumes and devel-op persuasive interview tactics. Thosewho have been unemployed longestare given gift cards for food and gas.

Bayside Covenant, an 11,000-member megachurch in suburbanSacramento, Calif., offers four-dayworkshops in a section of the statesuffering 12 percent unemployment.

Cindy Hall, a minister at the FirstBaptist Church in Sanford, N.C.,offers a support group for the unem-ployed. Local employers prefer listingjob openings with her rather thanthrough the local newspaper’s classi-fied ads.

Churches rejoice when a memberfinds a job. But they also teach theunemployed to make changes in theirlives to become better, more reliableworkers.

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gles to rebound, small businessesshould not be afraid to use their reli-gion to guide their work and reassurecustomers.

Americans move, on average,every five years to a new community.As newcomers, they face a problemthat can’t be solved by the YellowPages alone. Even the most adept do-it-yourselfers must locate professionalrepairmen and service personnel onwhom they can depend.

Ideally, we rely on wise neighborsto recommend plumbers, electricians,auto mechanics, heating and air-con-ditioning services, TV and appliancerepairmen, installers, cleaners, pestcontrollers, landscapers, painters andall-around handymen.

Still, it has taken my wife and memore than 30 years at our currentaddress to find more than a handful offair, reliable service men and women.We could only cross our fingers whenwe had our roof replaced, and fence,flooring and decks installed.

Fortunately, small businesses inmany American communities areincreasingly confronting this problemby listing their services, with guaran-tees, in small printed directories,promising fair prices and timely work.For many years my family frequenteda family-owned TV sales and service

store because it advertised its work ashonest. They were evangelicalChristians, and their work was anexpression of their religious faith.

More recently we found an inde-pendent auto service and repair shopwhose owners guarantee their workby their religious faith.

In our largeVirginia county, smallbusinesses offering a wide variety ofservices now advertise their work ascarrying a “superguarantee” that cov-ers the first $500 of labor costs. “Getthe job done right, or we’ll step in andhelp to make it right,” they promise,without trumpeting their religiousfaith.

Tradition has it that Jesus’ humanfather made his living as a carpenterand taught the trade to his son. It’s fairto speculate that the residents ofNazareth were happy with the work ofJoseph & Son.

David Yount’s latest book is“Making a Success of Marriage:Planning for Happily Ever After”(Rowman & Littlefield). He answersreaders at P.O. Box 2758,Woodbridge, VA 22195 [email protected].

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Join us this weekend as PastorDennis Gingerich continues the“God Provides” series with themessage “Making Major LifeChoices.”

Contemporary worship gather-ings are Saturday at 5 p.m. andSunday at 9 and 11 a.m.

During all worship gatherings,Bugz Landing is safe and caringplace for infants through Pre-K5.Energy is a class for middleschool students each weekend.Launch for high school studentsis held from 10:15-11 eachSunday morning to unpack theweekend message over breakfast.

Middle school students areinvited to “Energy,” everyTuesday from 6-8 p.m. Highschool students are invited to“Awakening,” every Wednesdayfrom 7-8:30 p.m.

Divorce Care and Grief Sharesupport gatherings are offeredTuesday nights at 7 p.m. inPortables D3 and D4 (located bythe circular driveway). For moreinformation contact Pastor JerrySprague, 772-5683.

Cape Christian Preschool stillhas availabilities for 18 months-VPK age. We are currentlyaccepting applications for theAfter School Program availablefor students Kindergarten-5thgrade. Contact Kim at 772-5781or [email protected] orcall 772-5683.

Cape Christian Fellowship islocated at 2110 Chiquita Blvd.South 1/3 mile north of Veteran’sParkway. For more informationvisit www.capechristian.com orcall 772-5683.

Cape Coral Community Church

Cape Coral CommunityChurch continues the GriefSharerecovery seminar and supportgroup on Tuesdays, 5:30-7:30p.m., through April 20. Thechurch is located at 811 SantaBarbara Blvd.

GriefShare features nationallyrecognized experts on grief andrecovery topics and is gearedtoward those who have lost aloved one trough death. Seminarsessions include “The Journey ofGrief,” “The Effects of Grief,”“When Your Spouse Dies,”“Your Family and Grief,”“Why?” and “Stuck in Grief.”

For more information call theCape Coral Community Churchat 574-1148.

Cape Coral Turning Point Church

The Cape Coral Turning PointChurch, meeting every Sunday at10 a.m. in the William AustenYouth center, located at 315 S.W.2nd Ave. (behind the bowlinglanes and Cape Coral CharterSchool off of Santa BarbaraBoulevard) will host a specialservice of singing on Sunday,March 7, at 10 a.m.

The Turning Point Church is anew family church that hasPraise/Worship and Biblical mes-sages each service.

Senior Pastors are Dennis andBelinda West of Cape Coral.

The church offers a ministryto children and Youth and LadiesPrayer/Bible Study, and monthlyfamily activities. For more infor-mation contact Pastor D at 281-5350

Evangelical Presbyterian Church

Women of the Word is a pro-gram that bring women in the LeeCounty area together to supportone another in their faith. Thisspring season women from a vari-ety of faith backgrounds meetweekly to study John’s Gospel.The study meets Tuesday morn-ings from 9-11 a.m. or Tuesdayevenings, 7-9 p.m. at EvangelicalPresbyterian Church, 701Mohawk Parkway in Cape Coral.The spring season will end April27. For information call HelenClassen or Janet Sems at 549-5556 or email:[email protected]

First Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church of Cape

Coral is offering several commu-nity outreach meetings eachweek. All meetings are open tothe public and are held on theFirst Baptist Church campus at4117 Coronado Parkway, CapeCoral. Included weekly are thefollowing: Break Free Service,Sunday at 9 a.m.; AA Meeting,Sunday at 5:30 p.m.; Al-AnonMeetings for family and friendsof alcoholics, Tuesday at 10 a.m.;Al-Anon for men and women,Wednesday at 8 p.m.; and WeightWatchers, Saturday at 8:30 a.m.

For more information call FirstBaptist Church at 239-542-3703.

Messiah LutheranChurch

Midweek Lenten services willbe held each Wednesday, 11 a.m.(soup lunch served followingservice) and 6:30 p.m. at Messiah

Lutheran Church (ECLA), Biblestudy will meet at 9:30.

Messiah Lutheran Church,located at 2691 N.E. Pine IslandRoad, on border North FortMyers and Cape Coral. 995-0133. $15 donation.

Trinity LutheranChurch

Trinity Lutheran Lenten serv-ices: 7 p.m. Wednesday, throughMarch 24. Free- will offering,pre-service meals, 5:45 to 6:30p.m. All are welcome.

Worship services at Trinity areSundays at 8 and 10:45 a.m.Sunday School is at 9:15 a.m. andBible Class at 9:30 a.m.

Trinity Lutheran Church &School’s located at 706 SW 6thAve., Cape Coral. For moreinformation, call the church 772-0172 or school 772-1549.

North Fort Myers

All Saints ByzantineCatholic Church

All Saints Byzantine CatholicChurch is having its annualEthnic Pirohi dinner ($10)Saturday, March 13, from 3-7p.m. Carry out is available also.

The church is located on10291 Bayshore Blvd, NorthFort Myers. For more informationcall 543-6363.

Christian Chamber ofSouthwest Florida

The Christian Chamber ofSouthwest Florida, Inc. invitesthe public to join them as theyhonor nominees and finalists at

the 4th Annual Golden HaloAward Dinne, Saturday, March13, from 6 to 9 p.m. at GraceCommunity Center in North FortMyers.

Tickets for individuals are $35per person, $65 per pair or $25per student (high school andunder). Purchase tickets eitheronline at www.Hischamber.org orby calling the Christian Chamberof Southwest Florida during regu-lar business hours at 239-481-1411.

Fort Myers

Aglow InternationalAglow International Fort

Myers Lighthouse meeting, aContinental Breakfast ($7),Saturday, March 13, 9:30 a.m. atWhiskey Creek Country Club,1449 Whiskey Creek Drive, FortMyers.

Jeanie Turner, director of OneWay Out Ministries, Fort Myers,will be the featured speaker at thismeeting.

For more information call239-277-0294.

Village Church audi-torium

Ensemble Galilei will offer thenext performance will be Friday,March 12, at 7:30 p.m., in theVillage Church Auditorium locat-ed on The Island at Shell Point.

Tickets for this concert are$35 each, and to purchase ticketsor receive additional informationabout the concert series, call(239) 454-2067 for paymentinformation on individual orgroup packages.

SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2010

THE BREEZE 5RELIGIONRELIGION NOTES

Assembly of God

Cape Assembly- 717 Skyline Blvd,Sunday 10am,

Pastor Michael Carter, 574-5690

First Assembly of God- 133 NEPine Island Rd, Cape Coral.

458-0813

Baptist

Cape Baptist Church- TrafalgarMiddle, 2120 Trafalgar Pkwy, CapeCoral. Sunday worship 11am. CapeBaptist church can be heard everyFriday from 7:30-8 pm on KingdomRadio 91.5FM. Pastor Rod Holler.

283-3621

Coral Ridge Baptist Church1723 NE 6th St. Cape Coral.

574-2206

Cypress Lake Baptist Church8400 Cypress Lake Dr, Ft. Myers.

Sundays: 9:45 am,11am, 7pm.Pastor Danny Harvey 481-5442

First Baptist Church Cape Coral.Sunday worship services

9:00am, 10:30am and 6:00pmwww.firstbaptistcapecoral.com

First Baptist Church of Matlacha3300 SE Pine Island Rd, Cape.

283-2446

Grace Baptist Church- 204 SW 11thPlace, Tom Ascol, Pastor.www.truegraceofgod.org

772-1400

Gulf Coast Baptist Church- 312 SE24th Ave, Cape Coral. 574-1000

New Hope Baptist- 431 NicholasPkwy E, Cape. Worship 9am,

11am, 6:30pm. 573-1370

New Testament Baptist Church-2805 N.E. Pine Island Rd.,

Cape Coral.

Northside Baptist Church- 8250Littleton Road, North Fort Myers.997-5440; www.northsidebc.com.

Redemption Baptist Church-247 Pine Island Rd, North Fort

Myers. 826-2736

The Connection Sunday 10:30 AM840 SW 4th St. Kid Friendly

www.capeconnectionchurch.com565-5373

Catholic

All Saints Catholic Church- 10291Bayshore Rd., North Fort Myers.

543-6363.

Blessed Pope John XXIII, 13060Palomino Lane, Ft. Myers. 561-

2245www.johnxxiii.net

St. Andrew Catholic Church-2628 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral.

574-4545

St. Katharine Drexel- 1922 S.W.20th Ave., Cape Coral. 283-9501.

Christian and Missonary Alliance

Cape Alliance Church- 4307 SkylineBlvd., Cape. 542-7844www.cape4christ.com.

North Shore Alliance Church-Pastor Shawn Bradley. 656-1553

Christian

Cape Christian Fellowship- 2110Chiquita Blvd. S., Cape Coral.

772-5683.www.capechristian. com.

Cape Coral Christian Center- OasisMiddle School, 3507 Oasis Blvd.,

542-6577. www.capecoralchristian-center.com.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints- 1928 Chiquita Blvd.,

Cape. 242-7488.

Fort Myers Christian Church-(Disciples of Christ) 5916 Winkler

Rd. Sunday School, 9:15a.m.;Sunday Worship, 10:30a.m. Rev.

Mark Condrey. 437-4330

Got LIFE? come as you are.www.clflife.com.

Congregational

“First Congregational, 312 SantaBarbara, Sunday worship 10 AM,

574-6184, everyone welcome!www.firstchurchcape.com”

Episcopal

All Souls Episcopal Church-Services 8 & 10am on Sunday.

997-7685

Epiphany Episcopal Church-2507 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral.

574-3200.

Hispanic

Central de Alabanza y RenovacionEspiritual- 4506 Del Prado Blvd.,

Cape Coral. 540-8843.

Centro Cristiano de Cape Coral-Oasis Middle School, 3507 Oasis

Blvd. 542-6577.

Iglesia Cristiana Emanuel- 717Skyline Blvd., Cape. Pastor GilbertoAlicea, 560-1864, Domingo 1 p.m.,

Martes & Jueves: 7:30p.m.

Iglesia Cristiana Emanuel- 717Skyline Blvd., Cape. Pastor GilbertoAlicea, 560-1864, Domingo 1 p.m.,

Martes & Jueves: 7:30p.m.

Iglesia Cristo Fuente de Vida- 4117S.E. 41st Terr., Cape Coral.

645-7889

Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal,M.I.- 435 S.E. 10th Terr., Cape

Coral. 872-6818, 573-6257.

Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal,M.I.- 435 S.E. 10th Terr., Cape

Coral. 872-6818, 573-6257.

Iglesia Pentecostal Jesus deNazareth- 4307 Skyline Blvd.,Cape. Pastor German Torres;

772-8974

Ministerrio Tabernaculo de Fe A/D-269 S.W. 2nd Terrace, Cape Coral.

209-6651, 209-6652

Jehovah’s Witness

Jehovah’s Witnesses KingdomHall- 424 Nicholas Pkwy. W.,

Cape Coral.

Jewish

Beth Yeshua MessianicSynagogue- 15675 McGregor Blvd.,

Fort Myers. 437-3171.

Chabad Jewish Center -CapeCoral, 4706 Chiquita Blvd S.

541-1777.www.jewishcape.com

Fort Myers Community FreeSynagogue- Open to All. www.fort-myerssynagogue.com. 274-7485.

Sha’arei Shalom MessianicCongregation. Coral Bridge Inn

9200 College Parkway(239) 471-7029

www.shalomgate.com

Temple Beth-el- 16225 WinklerRoad, Fort Myers. Temple office,

[email protected].

www.templebethel.com.

Temple Beth Shalom- 702 S.E.24th Ave., Cape Coral.

772-4555.templebethshalomcc.org.

Lutheran

Abiding Love Lutheran Church-(Wisconsin Evangelical LutheranSynod). 3205 Chiquita Blvd. S.

945-2122.

Abiding Savior Lutheran Church- Pastor Ron Brusius. 540-1573.

[email protected]

Crown of Life Lutheran (WELS)-5820 Daniels Pkwy., Fort Myers.

Call 482-7315

Fishers of Men Lutheran Church-10360 Stringfellow Rd.,

St. James City. 283-1170.

Living Faith Church- 939 S.W. 7thCourt, Cape Coral. Sunday

10:30am Sunday School 9:30am574-3949. www.livingfaithcapeco-

ral.com.

Messiah- N.E. Pine Island Rd.,Saturday, Communion 5:00pm;Sunday Communion 8:00am,

11:00am 995-0133

St. Michael Lutheran Church3595 Broadway, Fort Myers

Wednesday 6:15pm,Saturday 5:30pm, Sunday 8am &

10:45, SS 9:30am.939-4711, www.smlcs.org

Trinity Lutheran (LCMS)- 706 S.W.6th Ave, Cape.

8 and 10:45a.m.,SS 9:15am, Bible Study 9:30am

772-0172.www.trinitylutheranchurchcc.org

Methodist

Cape Coral First United MethodistChurch- 4118 Coronado Pkwy.,

Cape. [email protected].

www.ccfumcfl.org.

Grace Church- 13 S.E. 21st Place,Cape Coral. 574-7161. info@grace-

capecoral.com.

Hope United Methodist Church-2006 Chiquita Blvd., Cape Coral.

[email protected].

Pine Island United MethodistChurch- 5701 Pine Island Road.,

Bokeelia. 283-2386.

Non-Denominational

Cape Coral Church of Christ-1010 S.W. 20th Ave. 283-4880.

Cape Coral Community Church-811 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape

Coral. Sunday worship. 9 and 10:45a.m.; Kids Church Sundays, 9 and

10:45 a.m. Pastor David Rigby.574-1148. FAX, 574-2359.

Crosspoint Christian Church-Mariner High School, 701 Chiquita

Blvd., N., Cape. 574-1422.www.crosspointcape.com.

First Christian Church- 2620Country Club Blvd., Cape. Pastor

Dr. Keith Krueger. 574-7272.

First Church of God (Anderson,Ind.)- 2213 Country Club Blvd.,

Cape Coral. Sunday school,9:30a.m., worship, 10:30a.m.;

Wednesday: adult Bible Study andKids & Teen Time, 7p.m. 574-5271.

www.1stchurchofgod.net.

Lighthouse Fellowship-269 S.W. 2nd Terr.

Worship Sundays 10:15a.m.;Wednesdays 7p.m. 574-0088.

Nazareth Church of God1323 Viscaya Pkwy,

Cape Coral. (239) 772-9150

Orthodox

Annuciation Greek OrthodoxChurch- 8210 Cypress Lake Drive,

Fort Myers. 481-2099.www.orthodox-faith.com.

Other

First Apostolic Church of CapeCoral- 2131 Diplomat Pkwy. E.

772-5556.

Gulfcoast Cathedral of PraiseChurch of God- 940 Pondella Road,

995-0400

Vineyard Community Church-923 S.E. 47th Terr., Cape.

Sunday 9 and 11am. 549-8075.

Presbyterian

Covenant Presbyterian Church-2439 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers.

Sunday worship services:10:00a.m.; Sunday school, 9:15

a.m. 334-8937; [email protected].

Evangelical Presbyterian-549-5556. Sunday School, 9:15a.m,Worship 10:25am; Evening 6:00pm

Nursery provided.

Faith Presbyterian Church-4544 Coronado Pkwy., Cape Coral.

Worship services: Sunday, 8:159:30 and 11a.m., Nurseries provid-ed for all services. Pastor: The Rev.Dr. H Timothy Halverson 542-2858.

www.faithcapecoral.org

First Presbyterian Church- 2438Second Street, Fort Myers.

334-2261.www.fpcfortmyers.org

Holy Trinity Presbyterian-19251 N. Tamiami Trail, North

Fort Myers. 567-2246

New Hope EPC3825 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers.

Traditional service 8am & 9:30am,contemporary service 11am.

Nursery care provided, as wellas Sunday School for Children,

students and adults.274-1230

www.newhopefortmyers.org

Messiah Reformed Church10:00a.m. Sunday Service2306 Sunrise Blvd. Ft Myerswww.messiahreformed.com

Seventh-Day Adventist

Seventh-day Adventist Church1813 El Dorado Parkway WestSaturday 11:00 am, 471-7333

www.sdaccc.org

Seventh-Day Adventist Church ofFort Myers- 3451 Ortiz Ave.,

Fort Myers. Saturday Services:9:30AM— Children & Adult Bible

Study Classes, 11:00AM- Worship12:30PM- Visitor’s Luncheon.

Monthly Children’s Church & YouthPrograms. 275-9190. www.fortmy-

erschurch.com.

United Church of Christ

Fort Myers Congregational UnitedChurch of Christ- 8210 College

Pkwy., Morning Worship 10:00am,church school 10:15am.

11:30am Adult Forum. Pastor Rev.Philip White. 482-3133.

United Reformed

Trinity Reformed Church- 2220Hancock Bridge Pkwy.,Cape Coral. 574-1424.

Wesleyan

Diplomat Wesleyan Church-1833 Diplomat Pkwy. E.,

Rev. Rick Stevens, Pastor.772-8788.

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MONDAY AFTERNOON1:30 p.m. COM The Colbert Report Å2 p.m. WBBH Today (N) ’ ÅWXCW The Wendy Williams Show (N) ’ Å3 p.m. WBBH The Dr. Oz Show A medical condition called progeria. (N) WXCW The Tyra Show Tyra speaks with women who hunt for wealthy, successful and often much older men. ’ ÅWRXY Celebration Under the Silver Dome4 p.m. WFTX Maury An expectant mother suspects her fiance is cheat-ing on her. ÅWINK Oprah Winfrey ÅWXCW The Tyra Show Women who can’t keep secrets. ’ ÅWZVN The Doctors Å5 p.m. WXCW Rachael Ray ’ ÅWZVN Dr. Phil ’ Å

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON1 p.m. COM The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Å1:30 p.m. COM The Colbert Report Å2 p.m. WBBH Today (N) ’ ÅWXCW The Wendy Williams Show The cast of “Model City”; actor Tristan Wilds (“90210”). (N) ’ Å3 p.m. WBBH The Dr. Oz Show Reports of cancer plaguing a Florida town. (N) ’ ÅWXCW The Tyra Show The advice squad. ’ Å4 p.m. WFTX Maury Mothers want men who deny being fathers to take paternity tests. ÅWINK Oprah Winfrey ÅWXCW The Tyra Show Actress Halle Berry. ’ ÅWZVN The Doctors Å5 p.m. WXCW Rachael Ray ’ ÅWZVN Dr. Phil ’ Å

WEEKEND TALKSATURDAY

8:30 a.m. TCM Movie ›››› The Ladykillers (1955) Alec Guinness. A sweet old lady trips up a bumbling gang of bank thieves. (NR)9 a.m. AMC Movie ›››› Letters From Iwo Jima (2006) Ken Wata-nabe. The Japanese perspective of a key World War II battle. (R)12 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› Dances With Wolves (1990) Kevin Costner. A Union officer befriends the Lakota. (PG-13)12:02 p.m. USA Movie ›››› Children of Men (2006) Clive Owen. Infertility threatens mankind with extinction. (R)4 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Godfather (1972) Marlon Brando. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (R)5:30 p.m. BET Movie ›››‡ Boyz N the Hood (1991) Larry Fishburne. Three boys become men in a tough L.A. neighborhood. (R)7 p.m. TMC Movie ›››‡ Being John Malkovich (1999) John Cusack. A man discovers a tunnel that allows people to become the actor. (R)8 p.m. TNT Movie ›››‡ Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (PG-13)AMC Movie ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974) Al Pacino. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (R)FAM Movie ›››› Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) Voices of Adriana Caselotti. Ani-mated. Snow White flees evil Queen to forest. (G)TCM Movie ›››› A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) Marlon Bran-do. A neurotic Southern belle tries to preserve her gentility. (PG)12 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› Dances With Wolves (1990) Kevin Costner. A Union officer befriends the Lakota. (PG-13)12:02 p.m. USA Movie ›››› Children of Men (2006) Clive Owen. Infertility threatens mankind with extinction. (R)4 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Godfather (1972) Marlon Brando. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (R)5 p.m. TNT Movie ›››‡ The Green Mile (1999) Tom Hanks. A condemned prisoner possesses a miraculous healing power. (R)7 p.m. TMC Movie ›››‡ Being John Malkovich (1999) John Cusack. A man discovers a tunnel that allows people to become the actor. (R)8 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974) Al Pacino. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (R)FAM Movie ›››› Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) Voices of Adriana Caselotti. Ani-mated. Snow White flees evil Queen to forest. (G)TCM Movie ›››› A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) Marlon Bran-

MUST SEE MOVIES

SUNDAY MONDAY8:30 p.m. on WZVN

The 82nd Annual Academy Awards

Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin co-host the glittering annual cer-emonies honoring achievements in film from the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. In the crowded field of 10 best picture nominees, vying for the top award are “Avatar,” “The Blind Side,” “District 9,” “An Educa-tion,” “The Hurt Locker,” “Inglourious Basterds,” “Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire,” “A Seri-ous Man,” “Up” and “Up in the Air.”

8:30 p.m. on WINKRules of Engagement

Among the “rules of engagement” for long-married couples is the notion that it’s a good idea to mix things up in the bedroom from time to time, but that’s not always the case — as Jeff (Patrick War-burton) learns to his regret when he accidentally clocks Audrey (Megyn Price) in the face after they switch sides of the bed, landing her in the hospital. David Spade and Oliver Hudson also star in the new episode “Snoozin’ for a Bruisin’.”

9 p.m. on HBOBig Love

Bill (Bill Paxton) wants to be the next state senator in Utah. If elected, he also wants to be the first politician to admit that he’s a polygamist. In tonight’s season finale, Bill faces a number of last-minute threats to his candidacy, while Barb, Nicki and Margene (Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevigny, Ginnifer Goodwin) feel their own individual strains as Election Day arrives in “End of Days.”

10 p.m. on DISCMonsters and Mysteries in Alaska

Alaska is a modern wilderness frontier, a natural breeding ground for myths and mysteries, where ancient spirits, tragic ghosts and unknown beasts roam the landscape. This new special combines an insatiable appetite for the unknown with the fascination of the greatest modern frontier, revealing a side of Alaska’s wilderness that you’ve never seen before.

10 p.m. on MAXMovie: The Dark Knight

The untimely death of co-star Heath Ledger amplified the buzz about this Batman chapter long before the film opened — and became the reigning blockbuster of the summer of 2008. Led-ger redefines the image of the villainous Joker as the Caped Crusader (Christian Bale, repeating from “Batman Begins”) joins prosecutor Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) in fighting the evildoer. Maggie Gyllenhaal replaces Katie Holmes in the only prominent female role.

8 p.m. on WBBHChuck

When Chuck (Zachary Levi) can’t flash, he gets left behind while Shaw, Casey and Sarah (guest star Brandon Routh, Adam Baldwin, Yvonne Strahovski) go on a mission. Back at the base, however, Chuck runs into a sticky situation in the new episode “Chuck Versus the Beard.” Joshua Gomez, Sarah Lancaster and Ryan McPartlin co-star.

8 p.m. on WXCWLife Unexpected

Cate and Ryan’s (Shiri Appleby, Kerr Smith) strained smiles as they host a wedding expo get a little bit tighter when Baze and Math (Kristoffer Polaha, Austin Basis) show up for the event. After he sees Lux (Britt Robertson) moping around the house, Baze turns to Jones (guest star Austin Butler) for help in cheering her up in the new episode “Bride Unbridled.”

8 p.m. on WZVNThe Bachelor

It looks as if the number 13 is lucky after all. A year after he scandalized “Bachelor” fans by dumping his Final Rose, Melissa Rycroft, for first runner-up Molly Malaney on live TV, Bachelor No. 13 Jason Mesnick will wed Malaney in a two-hour television special. It will reportedly feature former “Bachelor” and “Bachelor-ette” contestants (no word if the recently married Rycroft will be among them) as wedding guests.

do. A neurotic Southern belle tries to preserve her gentility. (PG)10 p.m. FAM Movie ›››‡ The In-credibles (2004) Voices of Craig T. Nelson. Animated. A former super-hero gets back into action. (PG)

SUNDAY12:30 p.m. TNT Movie ›››‡ Die Hard (1988) Bruce Willis. A New York policeman outwits foreign thugs in an L.A. high-rise. (R)1:15 p.m. TMC Movie ›››‡ True Love (1989) Annabella Sciorra. An Italian-American couple prepare for their wedding. (R)1:30 p.m. MAX Movie ›››› Jaws (1975) Roy Scheider. A man-eating shark terrorizes a New England resort town. (PG)3:30 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974) Al Pacino. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (R)5:30 p.m. TNT Movie ›››‡ Ter-minator 2: Judgment Day (1991) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Cyborgs battle over a youth who holds the key to the future. (R)5:45 p.m. MAX Movie ›››› Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Bob Hoskins. Live action/animated. 1940s private eye helps rabbit beat bum rap. (PG)7:45 p.m. MAX Movie ›››‡ A Beautiful Mind (2001) Russell Crowe. Mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. has paranoid schizophre-nia. (PG-13)8 p.m. TNT Movie ›››› Saving Private Ryan (1998) Tom Hanks. WWII soldiers risk all to send an-other home. (R)AMC Movie ›››› GoodFellas (1990) Robert De Niro. An Irish-Ital-ian hood joins the 1950s New York Mafia. (R)10 p.m. MAX Movie ›››› The Dark Knight (2008) Christian Bale. The Joker creates havoc in Gotham City. (PG-13)11 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Untouchables (1987) Kevin Costner. Incorruptible government agents move against Al Capone. (R)

MONDAY12 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Jodie Foster. A mad genius helps an FBI trainee pursue a serial killer. (R)2:30 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› The Untouchables (1987) Kevin Costner. Incorruptible government agents move against Al Capone. (R)5 p.m. AMC Movie ›››› Good-Fellas (1990) Robert De Niro. An Irish-Italian hood joins the 1950s New York Mafia. (R)11:30 p.m. TCM Movie ›››‡ I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang (1932) Paul Muni. A wrongly imprisoned man is sent to a Georgia prison farm. (NR)

TUESDAY9:45 a.m. TCM Movie ›››‡ Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) Judy Gar-land. A disappointed St. Louis family may miss the World’s Fair. (NR)

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN

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By TERRY MATTINGLY Scripps Howard News Service

In one of Hinduism’s mostsacred poems, the lord and sus-tainer of the universe chooses tobe incarnated in human form —the ancient term is “avatar” — tohelp the Pandava people fight evilinvaders and defend what is right.

In director James Cameron’sblockbuster “Avatar,” a U.S.Marine is transformed by technol-ogy into a blue-skinned warrioron a planet called Pandora, wherehe helps the Na’vi people fightevil invaders and defend theirsacred lands and traditions.

There seem to be some simi-larities in these epics.

“The ancient Hindu scriptureshave forever reiterated that when-ever the world would be on thebrink of disaster and mankindfaces extinction, whenever thevessel of sin is about to spill overto create death and destruction,the divine Lord Vishnu would...manifest himself in mortal, pal-pable form to save mankind fromthe impending doomsday,” notedthe Bengali director Sudipto

Chattopadhyay, at the Passionand Cinema weblog.

When evaluating Cameron’smovie, he added, one thing isclear. “The use of the wordAvatar hence could never be anaccident. ... The Avatar is meantto be the savior, the messiah ofhis own race and people.”

It was that kind of year at themultiplex, with a parade of filmsrolling through theaters contain-ing obvious religious images,messages, themes and characters.This made it both easy and hardfor the Beliefnet.com team toselect nominees for its annualBest Spiritual Film award.

“It’s difficult to pinpointexactly what a spiritual film is,since people have their own ideasas to what spirituality is,” saidDena Ross, the web site’s enter-tainment editor. “We define it as afilm which makes a seriousattempt to grapple with the bigquestions in life: Why are wehere? Why is there evil and suf-

fering? Is there a God? Why dobad things happen to good peo-ple?”

This year, she said,Beliefnet.com made a consciousdecision to nominate “moreovertly religious films” for theBest Spiritual Film prize. A sec-ond category — BestInspirational Film — focused onmovies with uplifting messages,but few specific religious ele-ments.

“We had so many amazingmovies this time with strong ref-erences to religion,” said Ross. “Imean, ‘A Serious Man’ is about adevout Jewish man. ‘The Stoningof Soraya M’ deals with seriousMuslim issues. ‘The Blind Side’is about an evangelical family thatis practicing its faith.”

Due to the historic success of“Avatar” — $700 million-plus atthe domestic box office — therewas a chance that Cameron’s 3Dmyth would get the Best SpiritualFilm nod from both the judges

and the web site’s readers.Instead, the judges selected

“The Road,” a bleak drama basedon Cormac McCarthy’s novel. Ittold the story of a father whoteaches his son to remain “one ofthe good guys” while “carryingthe fire” — a metaphor for hopeand faith — in a post-apocalypticworld dominated by murderersand cannibals. The boy is shownpraying for God’s help, and keepsstriving to help the people theymeet.

To the surprise of theBeliefnet.com team, their readersthen picked “The Blind Side” asthe year’s top spiritual film. Infact, 62 percent of the votes wentto the real-life story of footballstar Michael Oher’s journey froma Memphis ghetto into the homeof a rich Christian family that, lit-erally, adopted him as a son.“Avatar” got 18 percent.

Meanwhile, Pixar’s “Up” waschosen as the Best InspirationalFilm. It told the story of a crotch-ety old man who soars away on anadventure inspired by devotion tohis recently deceased wife. Along

the way, he forms a strong bondwith a young boy who remindshim that his life still has purpose.

“Up” was another hit for Pixar,earning nearly $300 million atthe box office, while “The BlindSide” shocked Hollywood with atotal gross of nearly $250 mil-lion, with most of those ticketsselling in the American heartland.

“In past years, we’ve goneback and forth trying to find filmsthat fit our definitions. But thistime it was much easier with all ofthese big, successful films thatdealt with spiritual issues,” saidRoss. “Maybe it’s a sign of thetimes. In hard times, people maybe looking for these kinds ofuplifting stories. It seems theywent to movie theaters lookingfor something to inspire them.”

Terry Mattingly directs theWashington Journalism Center atthe Council for ChristianColleges and Universities.Contact him [email protected] orwww.tmatt.net

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By The Associated PressToday is Saturday, March 6, the 65th

day of 2010. There are 300 days left in theyear.

Today’s Highlight in History:On March 6, 1836, the Alamo in San

Antonio, Texas, fell to Mexican forcesafter a 13-day siege.

On this date:In 1834, the city of York in Upper

Canada was incorporated as Toronto.In 1853, Verdi’s opera “La Traviata”

premiered in Venice, Italy.In 1857, the United States Supreme

Court ruled in Dred Scott v. Sandford thatScott, a slave, was not an American citizenand could not sue for his freedom in feder-al court.

In 1933, a nationwide bank holidaydeclared by President Franklin D.Roosevelt went into effect.

In 1935, retired Supreme Court JusticeOliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., died inWashington.

In 1944, U.S. heavy bombers staged thefirst full-scale American raid on Berlinduring World War II.

In 1967, the daughter of Josef Stalin,Svetlana Alliluyeva (ah-lee-loo-YAY’-vah), appeared at the U.S. Embassy in NewDelhi and declared her intention to defectto the West.

In 1970, a bomb being built inside aGreenwich Village townhouse by the radi-cal Weathermen accidentally went off,destroying the house and killing threegroup members.

Ten years ago: Three New York Cityofficers were convicted of a cover-up in abrutal police station attack on Haitian immi-grant Abner Louima. (The convictions ofThomas Wiese, Thomas Bruder andCharles Schwarz were later overturned, butSchwarz, whose conviction for participat-ing in the attack was also overturned, wasfound guilty of perjury in a 2002 trial.) EricClapton was inducted into the Rock andRoll Hall of Fame for the third time; amongthe newest honorees were James Taylor,Bonnie Raitt and Earth, Wind and Fire.

Five years ago: Italian journalistGiuliana Sgrena (zhoo-lee-AH’-nahZGRAY’-nah) claimed American soldiersgave no warning before they opened fire onthe car carrying her to the Baghdad airport,killing the Italian agent who’d just won herfreedom after a month in captivity. TheWhite House called the shooting a “horrificaccident” and restated its promise to investi-gate fully. Actress Teresa Wright died inNew Haven, Conn. at age 86. Hans Bethe,the winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize inphysics who’d played a central role in thebuilding of the atomic bomb, died in Ithaca,N.Y. at age 98.

One year ago: The government report-ed the jobless rate reached 8.1 percent inFeb. 2009. While acknowledging an“astounding” number of job losses,President Barack Obama told critics of his$787 billion economic recovery plan inColumbus, Ohio, that it was saving jobsand said, “I know we did the right thing.”(The Congressional Budget Office nowestimates the plan will cost $862 billion.)

Today’s Birthdays: Orchestra conductor Julius Rudel is 89.

Former FBI and CIA director WilliamWebster is 86. Former Federal ReserveChairman Alan Greenspan is 84. AuthorGabriel Garcia Marquez is 83. Orchestraconductor Lorin Maazel is 80. Soviet cos-monaut Valentina Tereshkova is 73.Country singer Doug Dillard is 73. Sen.Christopher Bond, R-Mo.,is 71. Actress-writer JoannaMiles is 70. Actor BenMurphy is 68. Opera singerDame Kiri Te Kanawa is66. Singer Mary Wilson(The Supremes) is 66. Rockmusician Hugh Grundy(The Zombies) is 65. Rocksinger-musician DavidGilmour (Pink Floyd) is 64.Actor-director Rob Reineris 63. Singer Kiki Dee is63. Rock singer-musicianPhil Alvin (The Blasters) is

57. Actor Tom Arnold is 51. Former childactress Suzanne Crough (kroh) is 47. ActorD.L. Hughley is 46. Country songwriterSkip Ewing is 46. Actress Yvette Wilson is46. Actor Shuler Hensley is 43. ActressConnie Britton is 42. Actress Moira Kellyis 42. Actress Amy Pietz is 41. Rock musi-cian Chris Broderick (Megadeth) is 40.NBA player Shaquille O’Neal is 38.Country singer Trent Willmon is 37.Country musician Shan Farmer (Ricochet)is 36. Rapper Beanie Sigel is 36. RapperBubba Sparxxx is 33. Actor Eli Marienthalis 24. Actor Jimmy Galeota is 24.

Thought for Today: “Best be yourself, imperial, plain and

true!" — Elizabeth Barrett Browning,

English poet (1806-1861)

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Dutch gay groups andCatholic parish call for end to dispute over Communion

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Dutch gayrights groups have called for an end toprotests against a Roman Catholic parishsouthwest of Amsterdam after the churchsaid it would no longer seek to bar gaysfrom taking Holy Communion.

The Sint-Jan church in Den Bosch saidbelievers will decide on their ownwhether they should receive the sacra-ment.

Mass at the church Sunday was dis-turbed by protests. The demonstrationsbegan last month after an openly gay manin a nearby village was chosen for aprominent role during Dutch carnival cel-ebrations but was refused Communion byhis local priest — offending many in thevillage.

Most Dutch people support gay rights.The Catholic Church teaches that gayrelationships are “intrinsically disor-dered.”

Cheatham County settlesreligion-in-schools case

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — TheCheatham County schools have agreed tostop teachers and officials from promot-ing religion during school hours.

The American Civil Liberties Unionof Tennessee announced the settlementafter the school board approved the dealin a vote Monday night.

“Now the students of Cheatham

County can exercise their Constitutionalright to make religious decisions withtheir families and faith communities, freefrom fear of coercion by school officials,”ACLU cooperating attorney GeorgeBarrett said in a news release.

ACLU-TN Executive Director HedyWeinberg has said not all religious dis-plays in school violate the Constitution,but to be legal it cannot be compulsoryand must be student-led.

Representatives of the school districtdid not return phone calls seeking com-ment Tuesday.

The ACLU sued the Cheatham Countyschools last November after six months ofnegotiations failed.

Jonas Brothers join upwith Rick Warren forEaster service

LAKE FOREST, Calif. (AP) — TheJonas Brothers will be busy on EasterSunday.

The Rev. Rick Warren, pastor ofSaddleback Church in Orange County,has told congregants that the pop groupwill perform at a special Easter service inAngel Stadium in Anaheim marking themega-congregation’s 30th anniversary.

A spokeswoman for Warren con-firmed Monday that the group will per-form. The April 4 event will be broadcastlive online.

Warren and his wife Kay founded thechurch which has grown to become oneof the most influential evangelical con-gregations in the country.

By KIRSTEN GRIESHABERAssociated Press Writer

BERLIN (AP) — In the home countryof Pope Benedict XVI, new revelations ofchild abuse by Roman Catholic priests atGerman high schools are surfacing almostdaily.

The Catholic church in Germany —where around 30 percent of people con-sider themselves Catholic — has apolo-gized for the incidents, but already thereare calls for the government to take actionbecause most of the cases date back to the1970s and 1980s, beyond the reach ofstatutes and prosecution.

The first accusers came forward amonth ago in Berlin. Since then, the listof schools and victims who say they werescarred and haunted by alleged abuses hasgrown.

First it was seven alumni of the presti-gious Canisius Kolleg prep school inBerlin. Then it was Aloisius Kolleg inBonn and then St. Blasien, another Jesuit-run boarding school in the Black Forestas well as other Catholic schools inHamburg, Goettingen and Hildesheim.

Just days ago, the renowned boardingschools Ettal Monastery and St. Ottilienin Bavaria made headlines when allega-tions about child molestation byBenedictine priests there surfaced. Thetotal number of alleged victims hasreached at least 150.

Ursula Raue, an attorney appointed bythe Jesuit religious order to handle thecharges, told The Associated Press shehas been overwhelmed by the number ofcases that flood her inbox and answeringmachine daily.

“This whole case has taken on adimension of unbelievable proportions,”she said.

Raue said she “heard from mothers,sisters and brothers, whose children orsiblings took their own lives or cannotfunction in daily life because of deep psy-chological scars.”

The majority of the victims are male,because most of the schools involvedadmitted only boys aged 10 to 19 at thetime the abuse took place. Many victimshave never talked to their wives or friendsabout the incidents because “they stillfeel ashamed when the memories ofhumiliation and powerlessness come backand when they realize that none of thoseold wounds have healed,” Raue said.

Miguel Abrantes, now 37 and an actorin Duesseldorf, is one of the few victimsable and willing to speak out about theabuse and humiliation he suffered as an11-year-old boy at Aloisius Kolleg.

He said every morning, the boys had toundress and Father Ludger Stuepersprayed them with cold water from thehose, front and back. He said the boysalso had to lie down on Stueper’’s couchwhere the priest would take their temper-ature — rectally for seven minutes.

And then there were the photos."One time Stueper took pictures of a

friend and me while we were in the show-er. He also made us go outside and wehad to pose naked for him, lean againststones and trees in the park, the foamfrom the shampoo still in our hair,”Abrantes said.

While the focus of the sex abuse scan-dal in the Catholic church centered on theUnited States for several years, abusescandals have in recent years erupted inother countries as well, including Ireland,the Philippines, Poland, Mexico, Italy,Canada and elsewhere.

Neither the pope nor the Vatican hasmade any specific remarks about theabuse scandal in Germany, a Vaticanspokesman, the Rev. Ciro Benedettini,said, but he added that Benedict’s previ-ous statements on other such scandals —including most recently about Ireland —are certainly valid for Germany.

A Vatican statement last month, after acrisis meeting with Irish bishops, saidBenedict called the sexual abuse of chil-dren “not only a heinous crime, but also agrave sin which offends God and woundsthe dignity of the human person createdin his image.”

So far, the victims have identified 12Jesuit priests by name and, in some cases,accused women, Raue said, adding thatshe had not yet found out if all of theaccused were still alive.

In the U.S. and elsewhere, some mem-bers of Catholic women’s religious ordershave been accused of molesting children,however claims against women have beenrare.

Among the accused is Stueper, the for-mer director of the Aloisius Kolleg,whom several alumni have charged hadthem pose against their will for nude pho-tos or forced them to perform oral sex.

The Revs. Peter Riedel and WolfgangStab, who both taught at Canisius Kollegin the 1970s and 80s, have been accusedof serial sexual abuse there and at otherCatholic youth institutions in Germany,Mexico, Chile and Spain, where theywere transferred later in their lives,according to a report Raue published lastmonth.

Only in two cases have prosecutorsopened investigations: The allegations atAloisius Kolleg and claims against amember of the Benedictine-run boardingschool in Ettal.

Bonn prosecutors are investigating thecase of a student who is currently stillenrolled at Aloisius Kolleg and wasallegedly abused by Stueper in 2005.Stueper, 82, is living at a nursing homeand is reportedly suffering from demen-tia.

Several German lawmakers, includingJustice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, have called for anextension of the statute of limitations, andthe German Bishops Conference recentlyissued a statement apologizing for theincidents. They have appointed a specialcommissioner for all questions regardingsexual abuse of children within thechurch, but have not announced any fur-ther consequences.

Archbishop Robert Zollitsch, the headof the German Bishops Conference, hasreacted defensively to growing criticismof the Catholic church.

“Sexual abuse of children is not a spe-cific problem of the Catholic church. Ithas neither to do with celibacy, nor withhomosexuality nor with Catholic sexualdoctrine,” Zollitsch told weekly Welt amSonntag earlier this week.

For the victims, dialogue with theschools and reform within the CatholicChurch are among the most importantdemands. So far, only few calls for com-pensation payments were made.

“I do want to forgive, but every time Itry to get in touch with officials from myold school or the Jesuits in order to estab-lish some kind of communication, I justget turned away,” said Georg K., whoasked that his last name does not get men-tioned publicly to protect his privacy.

Georg K., who works in advertising,said that Stueper forced him to have oralsex during the time he was a student fromsixth to 10th grades at Aloisius Kolleg inthe 1980s. He did not want to elaboratefurther on the abuse, indicating the mem-ories were too painful.

“I have to live with this humiliationevery day of my life,” the 40-year-oldtold AP by telephone from Munich. “It isdisappointing and it pains me, that I runagainst a wall of silence every time I wantto talk to them.”

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— Sam & Marsha M.A: Should you pay off your mortgage before you

retire? Past generations of Americans almost always payoff their mortgages before retiring?

Past generations— almost ALLof them— paid off their completemortgage before retiring.

Today, more than a third ofhouseholds headed by someoneaged 65 to 74 still have mortgages.

Having debt means living withfinancial risks. What is the bestoption and when/how do youdecide what to do?

If you can afford to pay off yourfinancial mortgage in a lump sumwithout decimating your savingsconsider whether you will benefit more from keeping themoney where it is or keeping it is to pay off the mortgage.

If your savings are mostly in stocksYour investments might earn 6 to 8 percent per year,

on average, although there is no guarantee that yourreturns won’t fall short of that, or even lose value.Meanwhile, your mortgage rate is likely below 6 percent.Add in the tax deductibility of the interest portion of yourmortgage payments, and you might be better off keepingyour investments than paying off your mortgage— unlessthe idea of not owning your home outright in retirementkeeps you up at night.

If you have a significant portion of your savings in low-interest CDs, money-market funds or conservative bondfunds, it is probably better to pay off your mortgage.

TRAPS: If you need to take a large withdrawal from anIRA or 402(k) to payoff a mortgage, that could trigger abig tax bill and rob you of years of tax-deferred invest-ment growth, so try to avoid that step.

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It would be a shame to spend these years scrimping tomake unnecessarily large mortgage payments, only tofind, potentially, that your no longer healthy enough toenjoy your retirement when the mortgage is paid off.

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A beautiful backyard treeladen with ripe fruit is the epito-me of the American dream. Likeso many dreams, though, the idealis far simpler than the reality. Anordinary landscape tree need onlyproduce leaves, but a fruit treemust do far more than that.Before a crop of fruit is edible,the tree must flower, become pol-linated, set fruit and ripen fully.

Choosing the right kind of treeis vital to whether the process issuccessful. This is why plantingthe one-variety-fits-all, mass-market packaged fruit trees canlead to failure. If you’re going toinvest many years in this tree, it’simportant to make your selectioncarefully.

First, learn what kinds of treesare known producers in your areafor optimal compatibility — youdon’t want to fight the climate.For example, apples are commonin Washington state and peachesdo well in Georgia.

Second, determine the natureof your winter. Certain fruit treessuch as cherry trees require expo-sure to a certain number of hoursbelow 45 F between Novemberand mid-February. This is calledtheir “chilling requirement.” If atree needs 150 hours minimumchilling, your climate must be atthat required temperature for atleast that many hours. While thetree may grow with less chilling,it will not thrive, nor will it pro-duce reliable crops.

Once you’ve zeroed in on thekind of fruit, consider the exact

variety to further narrow downyour choices. For centuries,breeders have been developingfruit for its size and flavor. Theyalso breed for better adaptation tocertain local climate conditions.One aspect of this is bloom time,which is expressed as early, mid-season or late.

Gardeners who live in regionswith sporadic late frost or snowoften find the flowers or the form-ing fruit irreparably weather-damaged. Late-season rains canprevent bees from flying at peaktimes, which interferes with polli-nation. If an early bloomer isplanted in those regions, it mayflower abundantly but never pro-duce fruit.

The best way to find your localchilling requirements and optimalbloom time is to contact a localfull-service garden center. Theyorder their fruit trees by varietalname for every season. Theyknow what works locally andgenerally maintain a vested inter-est in happy, satisfied customers.Master Gardeners at www.mas-tergardeners.com is another reli-able source of information.

Another characteristic youmight want to consider is size.Grafting allows growers to pro-duce the same variety in three dif-ferent sizes: standard, semi-dwarfand dwarf. All three produce thesame size of fruit. Planting thesmaller sizes allows you moretrees in less space, so each onecan offer a different kind of fruit.

Be sure to note whether thetree is self-fertile or if it needs apollinator nearby to set fruit. Apollinator must bloom at the sametime for cross-pollination. Ifthere’s no recommendation on thelabel, consult a professional.

The problem with big chainstores is that large national grow-ers supply their fruit-tree stocks.They don’t have the ability tofocus on varieties that best suitthe micro-local conditions. Thismakes it harder for novices tochoose a good tree to invest yearsin the making.

The best way to buy a tree isbare-root because it costs a frac-tion of what a container-grownfruit tree costs. The roots are alsominimal, so when growth begins,they get a good start on a deep,expansive root system.

Growing fruit trees in yourbackyard or in an orchard is oneof the most rewarding and deli-cious organic-gardening projects.Select the right one or two thisspring so that you and your fami-ly can discover the greatAmerican dream.

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I have often been asked if hav-ing a home inspection is necessaryand worth the cost. I think it isimportant to identify what types ofinspections would be consideredprudent. Regardless of the age ofthe subject property, a termiteinspection should always be per-formed. We live in a tropical envi-ronment (although this winteryou’d never believe it). In additionto the termite inspection, a generalinspection should be performed bya competent home inspector. Manytimes, this same inspection compa-ny also does the termite inspectionfor an additional cost.

The general inspection isolatesvarious components of the proper-ty. For example, all of the electri-cal outlets are tested to make sureall are performing to standard.The air conditioning is tested bymeasuring temperatures at thevents. The heating system is also tested. Ifthere are ceiling fans in the house, these aretested operationally also. All faucets and toiletsare checked for leaks and proper flow. All win-dows and doors will be checked to make surethey open and close properly.

The inspector will test appliances to deter-mine their working condition. This usuallyrequires the inspector to run the washingmachine and dishwasher through an entirecycle. The garbage disposal is also checked,along with the clothes dryer. Refrigerator anddishwasher seals are checked for leakage. Theburners on the stove and oven will be turned onto make sure they are working properly, alongwith the microwave. If a house has mechanicalor electrical storm shutters, they too are testedfor functionality. Once all of the basic electri-cal components are tested inside the house, theinspector will move to the exterior. If the prop-erty is waterfront and has a dock with electrici-ty, those circuits will also be tested.

Next, the inspector will move up to the atticspace of the home and look for evidence of dryrot, mold, or obvious roof leaks. Rememberthat not all home inspectors are qualified to doroof inspections. This may require a separateinspection by a licensed roofing contractor.However, it is not uncommon that some homeinspectors are also licensed general contractors.

Many times, if a buyer is financing theacquisition, the home owner’s insurance carriermay require a wind mitigation test. This iswhere the entire roof system is test-ed to determine its integrity in theevent of high winds. There are alimited amount of inspectors whoare certified to perform this test.Homes with pools may require asubsequent inspection by a licensedpool contractor if there is sufficient

evidence of leaks or surface issues.Not all inspection companies

are qualified to test for defective(Chinese) drywall. If the obvioussymptoms are observable by thehome inspector, they will be notedin the report. For example, if thereis the unmistakable sulfur odor orcorrosion on electrical copper,these would be good indicatorsthat further testing should be con-ducted. It would be well worth theinvestment to have a qualifiedinspector test for defective drywallfor obvious reasons.

If you are investing in a shortsale or bank owned property, itwould be worth your time to bringin a qualified inspector or contractorto inspect the condition of the prop-erty. Short sales and foreclosedproperties are typically purchasedusing an “as is” contract for salewith the right to inspect. If the

inspection report indicates many repairs need tobe made, the buyer would generally be responsi-ble for those repairs, or could cancel the contract.

Once the inspection is completed, the resultsare put into a report format that would includea summary of the findings. Any deficiencieswould be described in more detail somewherein the body of the report. Purchasing a home foroccupancy or investment is a major undertakingand should not be taken lightly. It is one of themost expensive purchases you will ever make.With that said, it is worth the price of theinspection. You can call home inspection com-panies to compare prices, but on average for a1,700 square foot house you are looking atabout $300.00. If wind mitigation or defectivedrywall inspections are required, the price cango up from there.

Mario D’Artagnan is a broker associatewith The Jim Fischer Team at Gulf CoastRealty Network, Inc. Mario is a former FloridaReal Estate Commission investigator, a formerreal estate instructor, and a published author.Mario is also a U.S. Air Force veteran. Formore information or questions, contact Mr.D’Artagnan at:mar iodar tag -n a n @yahoo.com, orcall 239-565-4445.

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Q: My husbandand I are from a north-ern state and we areunfamiliar with theconcept of an ease-ment. We know thatan easement runsalong the side of ourproperty but since wetook down an oldfence, people havebeen cutting rightthrough our backyardto get to the beach.One lady told me theyhad a “right of way.” Iknow the easementgives them permissionto use the path nextour property but Ican’t believe theywalk through ourpatio. Isn’t this anencroachment?

A: The terms easement,encroachment and right of way arenot unique to southern states orFlorida in particular. From thebeginning of real property laws, theright to pass through others’ prop-erties to reach common land hasbeen assured. These principles hadtheir origin in traditional commonlaw which governed, for example,the free flow of water or allowedpeople to travel over another’sproperty thereby creating an infor-mal road system. Although owner-ship rights of property are lessenedby an easement, society at largebenefits due to the additional free-dom of movement.

An easement is technically theright of someone other than theowners to use their land for a des-ignated purpose. In your case thepurpose is to reach the beach. Itsounds like you knew there was aneasement when you bought yourproperty but walking through yourbackyard as a shortcut was not partof the deal.

People appear tohave created their own“right of way” afteryou removed the fence.The public cannot takethis upon themselves.A right of way is aform of easementgranted by you, theproperty owner, givingothers the right to trav-el over your land and tohave the reasonable useand enjoyment of yourproperty. They are per-mitted to do this aslong as it is not incon-sistent with your useand enjoyment of theland. In this case, youdid not give permissionand people areencroaching.

An encroachment is an unautho-rized entry upon land of another;whether or not an obstruction isplaced upon the land. Traditionalcommon law created the action oftrespass for injury to your propertywhen another interfered with yourproperty rights by an unauthorizedand direct breach of the boundariesof your land.

The easiest solution might be toinstall a new fence or plant somethick shrubbery to black the way toyour patio. If this doesn’t work,especially with the lady whobelieves she has a “right of way,”seek the advice of an attorney.

Attorney Sylvia Heldreth is aCertified Specialist in Real EstateLaw. Her office is located at 1215Miramar Street in Cape Coral.

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By ED DEL GRANDE HGTVPro.com

Q: You’re my favorite plumber.I’m not a rich person, but I’ve recent-ly started the process of remodelingmy entire kitchen, which can costquite a bit of money. Since I’ve beensaving for years to do this the correctway, I’ve allowed myself the luxuryof hiring a professional designer tohelp me. I want my new kitchen to beultramodern, and the designer insistson using a cast-iron sink. A cast-ironsink?! My grandmother had a cast-iron sink. I didn’t want to insult her,so please let me know your thoughtson cast iron before I approach her.Thanks!

— Betty, PennsylvaniaA: First of all, I’m so happy that all

your years of saving are going tofinally get you your dream kitchen!The good thing about investing in akitchen is that your new one will holdits value for a very long time and willbe a great selling point when and ifthe time comes.

This can become a very expensiveinvestment, so plan your budget andstick to it no matter how tempting.Fair warning: You might hear yourcontractor say things like, “Well,you’ve come this far, so you might as

well go for it.” Tell your contractor tostick to your budget, but feel free toadd any extras you like. Sometimesthe contractor actually may reduce hisor her price. But I digress.

I like the way your designer thinks,and she seems right on the money.Cast iron has made a big comeback inrecent years, believe it or not — inlarge part due to the green movement.Most cast-iron sinks are made withabout 93 percent reclaimed or recy-cled materials. With that in mind,quality plumbing-fixture manufactur-ers have redesigned and improved thequality and finish of new cast-ironsinks and tubs. The results are a fullline of beautiful colors and finishes ina very strong and durable packagethat may get you points for thinkinggreen. Don’t cast off cast iron for yournew kitchen sink.

Q: I recently read your article onhow plumbing vent lines comingthrough the roof of a home can freezeup. I recently went through a night-mare with a similar problem, and Iwant to share it with your readers. Notonly did my vent line freeze up and

cause drainage problems, but whenthe pipe finally thawed out, it floodedmy ceilings. It seems that my vent linepipe was pitched in the wrong direc-tion, and over the years rainwater gotinto the vent lines, filled the pipe withwater and then completely froze upand split the line. Luckily, I found agood plumber who figured out theproblem and installed a new vent linein my attic with proper pitch. Justwanted to warn everyone.

— Kevin, WisconsinA: I have received a few letters

like this, so you’re not alone. Thanksfor the advice, and I hope writing thisletter helped you to “vent” your angerin regard to the mystery person whomessed up the job in the first place.

Master Contractor/Plumber EdDel Grande is known internationallyas the author of the book “Ed DelGrande’s House Call” and for host-ing TV shows on Scripps Networksand HGTVPro.com. For information,visit eddelgrande.com or write [email protected]. Always con-sult local contractors and codes.

By ROSEMARY SADEZ FRIEDMANN Scripps Howard News Service

Every morning, we sleepily dragourselves into the bathroom to freshenup and get the day going. If the flooris carpeted, we feel comfy. If it is ahard floor, such as tile or stone, thatfirst step into the room can be coldand unwelcoming.

How would you like to step ontothat stone floor and have it be warm?It can be done. The process of achiev-ing this nice, warm comfort is actual-ly not complicated at all. A companycalled Warmly Yours (www.warm-lyyours.com) features an electricfloor-warming system. It installs easi-ly under your tile floor and evencomes with its own Energy Star pro-grammable thermostat to control thetemperature. The price? For 35square feet, the cost for the system is$399.

Have you dreamed of having yourvery own steam bath? Your dream

could become a reality. Heat andsteam help muscles relax, which inturn makes for better sleep. The heatis also said to temporarily relievearthritis and sore joints. And anotherbenefit is that a steam bath opens yourskin’s pores to help rid the body oftoxins. Google “steam shower sys-tems” for more information.

Speaking of steam, fogged bath-room mirrors can certainly be frustrat-ing. Well, not to worry. I have a solu-tion for that — an electric bathroom-mirror de-fogger. The system turns onautomatically when the bathroomlight is switched on. A warmingaction prevents shower or bath steamfrom forming on the mirror and leavesyou with a permanent fogless mirror.The price? $60 to $95. Check it out atwww.warmlyyours.com.

How about a nice, warm towel to

wrap yourself in when coming out ofthe shower or bath? A towel warmerwill do the trick. Towel warmers areself-contained and operate independ-ently of the central heating system. Itusually takes about 30 minutes towarm the towels so you do have toturn it on early enough to make surethe towel is nice and toasty. Theycome in a wide range of prices, from$100 all the way up to $5,000.

Most of these bathroom optionsare best installed during constructionor remodeling, as it would be lessexpensive. But nothing is impossible.Where there is a will, there is a way.

Rosemary Sadez Friedmann, aninterior designer in Naples, Fla., isauthor of “Mystery of Color.” Fordesign inquiries, write to Rosemary [email protected].

A f t e rmonths ofbleak, blahwinter, I’vebeen look-ing at myg a r d e na l m o s tdaily, hop-ing to seesome signsof spring. Iknow it willbe a fewmore weeksuntil springreturns tot h eMidwest, sowhile I waitimpatiently for Mother Nature towake up, I’m going to jump-start theseason by welcoming spring into myinterior decor. Here’s how.

GO GREEN: Take a trip to yourlocal greenhouse and pick some liveplants to perk up your decor. In honorof my Irish heritage, I’m going to getpotted shamrocks for St. Patrick’sDay, either placing them in simplewhite cachepots marching down thecenter of my dining-room table orclustering them in a rustic woodendough bowl at my table’s center.

I’m also going to tuck pots offlowering spring bulbs into my exist-ing displays. In your home, showcaseforced bulbs on your mantel, coffeetable and kitchen island. Or pick upbouquets of daffodils, narcissus ortulips at the florist and use them tobrighten the bedside table in yourroom. Or place a fern on a cake plateto brighten up your coffee table.

FAKE IT A LITTLE: I oncethought it was the height of tackinessto use fake flowers in your decor. Butthat was before faux foliage got soincredibly lifelike. Now, I can’t imag-ine not using fake greens and flowersin my seasonal decorating. For a sim-ple yet dramatic look in your entry,porch or dining-room hutch, fill a tallurn, ginger jar or olive vessel with anarrangement of real fallen twigs andartificial spring branches like dog-woods, forsythia, cherry blossoms orlemon leaves.

CHECK OUT THIS SEASON’SHOTTEST ACCENTS: Every yearwhen I go to the top home-interiorsmarkets around the country, I findfresh, new seasonal accents that makemy heart skip a beat. This year, I’mabsolutely crazy about simple white

pottery. These versatile, inexpensivepieces come in just about every shapeand size imaginable, are incrediblyaffordable and can be used over andagain in your year-round decorating.Top a white vase with a green mossball. Fill a white urn with artificiallemon-tree branches. Dress up a whitecompote with tart green apples.

GO TO THE BIRDS: In anticipa-tion of the return of the robins, I liketo weave bird icons into my decorevery spring. Try this idea: Invitefriends over for a spring luncheon,then create an adorable dining-tabledisplay that celebrates birds. For acenterpiece, fill a cluster of different-sized garden pots with early springbulbs or wheat grass. Then nestle afew little eggs in the leaves. Then, topeach place setting with a sorbet cup ormini candy dish filled with lifelikecandy bird’s eggs. Or write eachguest’s name on a decorated Easteregg and rest it in an eggcup to serve asa place card.

CREATE AN INDOOR GAR-

DEN: At market this year, I also fellin love with faux bois garden furni-ture. I’m adding it to my list of must-haves for the patio, along with comfywicker chairs dressed up with inter-esting cushions and pillows, ceramicgarden stools and, of course, gardenstatues.

TRY SOME VIVID ACCENTS:Maybe it’s because we’ve had such agloomy winter this year, but rightnow I’m drawn to bright, bold, ener-getic accents. For the first time inyears, designers are working with awide variety of hues, not just focusingon a few colors. That means we get tochoose from a rainbow of accents.Pick your favorite spring tone and addit to your decor.

Mary Carol Garrity is the propri-etor of three successful home-furnish-ings stores and is the author of sever-al best-selling books on home deco-rating. Write her at [email protected].

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A rose may be” a rose is a rose is a rose”, but astrawberry is a strawberry is a rose. I was recentlyreminded of this in researching strawberries. So arecherries, apples, apricots, pears, plums, peaches,almonds, raspberries, blackberries, and cut roses.The Rosaceae family is the third most economicallyimportant crop plant family after the grass and thepea family.

The strawberry, of the Fragaria genus, is an herba-ceous perennial, theonly fruit with it’sseeds (average of 200)on the outside of thefruit. A very importantsmall fruit crop inFlorida. We rank sec-ond in production toCalifornia nationwide. While California has 80 per-cent of the production, Hillsborough County does 20percent. Right now, Plant City, Florida is celebratingit’s 75th year of the Strawberry Festival, March 4ththrough the 14th.

Strawberries date back over 2000 years. Thesmall, wild forest strawberry of Europe became avail-able to the Greek and Romans in the Middle Ages.When the Europeans arrived in America in 1588,they found wild strawberries cultivated by theAmerican Indians in Virginia. In 1780, the firsthybrid was developed in the United States. The real-ly big fruit as we know it, was developed byNurseryman, Michael Keens, who presented it to theHorticulture Society in 1826. Over 600 varietiesknown today come from the five or six original wildspecies. It is felt that the name, “strawberries,”comes from the early planters spreading straw aroundtheir berry patches to protect their berries, or, becausewhen selling their berries, they strung them on reedsof straw to take them to the market. Today, strawber-ries are always served, a long standing tradition, atthe Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. Tennis anyone?

If you have room for a patch of strawberries, oruse them as a ground cover, remember- use NO pes-ticides around them. You want to safely digest them.Never plant them where tomatoes, peppers, eggplant,or potatoes were grown in previous years. That caus-es Verticillium Rot. And like them, rotate your plant-ing plot because of the nematode situation. In theNorth, March and April are the dates to start a garden,but fall is the best time in Florida. They ripen throughJune. Summer is a difficult time due to rains andheat…a little cold doesn’t hurt the plants, just thefruit. ECHO and the University recommend youplow them under and start over, but they are perenni-als. They need at least 6 hours of sunlight, welldrained, composted loam soil with a PH of 5.8 to 6.5.The University of Florida recommends you plantdouble rows in an eight inch high mound raised bed.This creates your well drained environment in heavyrain times, with lots of room for the roots and runnersto spread. They do need to be well watered when thefruit is forming, at least 2 inches a week. Be sure theplant crown is level with the soil, never buried. Keepthem weed free. Fertilize with a 10-5-10 with micronutrients fertilizer, one pound per 100 square feet atthe start and after the second harvest. Over fertilizingresults in all foliage and no berries. Pine straw mulchis your best covering for weed control.

There are three classes of plants, Day Neutral,Everbearing, and June Bearing. June bearing as itimplies, produce one large crop a year for 2 or 3weeks and they are large berries with lots of runners.Everbearing produces fruits intermittently in spring,summer, and fall and have few runners. Day Neutralproduce throughout the growing season with few run-ners. Everbearing and Day-neutral don’t send outmany runners, but concentrate on producing multipleharvests. The University and ECHO both recommend“Sweet Charlie” and “Festival” varieties for SouthFlorida. Both are short-day varieties. Echo recom-mends the short-day or Day-neutral varieties. Shortday plants are the ones that produce when days areshort and nights are long. The Day-neutral set up andproduce regardless of day length.

Each plant should provide one to two quarts offruit per season. Pick fruit when ripe, as they do notripen when once picked. Do not wash them untilready to eat, and they do freeze nicely. Wash, then laythem separately on a sheet pan in the freezer; thenyou can bag them and they can be chosen individual-ly. Strawberries are high in Vitamin C—eight straw-berries contain more vitamin C than a medium sizedorange, and are high in folic acid.

My son in Bradenton has the best set-up, verticalhydroponics, done with perlite and vermiculite, hav-ing a pumping watering/feeding system. Locally,Denise Muir’s Rabbit Run Farm on Neal Road ishydroponically farmed. She sometimes sells herstrawberries, vegetables, and herbs, at the Farmer’sMarket in the Alliance of Arts field. No space? Youcan do simple hanging baskets, barrels, compostmounds, and tucked here and there in garden bedsthat have no pesticide control.

Did you know—the strawberry is the symbol forVenus, the goddess of love, because it’s heart shapedand red? Wepion, Belgium is the strawberry capitalof the world, but Plant City, Fla., is the winter straw-berry capital of the world? There is a strawberryresearch Center in Dover, Fla.? There is a bird calledthe Strawberry Finch? Arizona and California havecities name Strawberry? Oregon has a StrawberryMountain?

Yes, indeed, a strawberry is a strawberry is a rose.

Pardon me, GertrudeStein

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CITY OF CAPE CORALCALL FOR BIDS

The City of Cape Coral will receiveBids for air conditioning and atticinsulation upgrades to FireStations #5 & #6, ITB-PW10-25/PB. Detailed specificationsand instructions for submitting abid may be obtained: in personfrom the City of Cape Coral,Procurement Division, 1015Cultural Park Blvd., Second Floor,Cape Coral, FL 33990; onlinewww.demandstar.com or by mailrequest 239-574-0831 (recipient’saccount required for overnightmail). Bids will be publicly openedat Cape Coral City Hall, 1015Cultural Park Blvd., ConferenceRoom 252, Cape Coral, Florida33990.

Pre-Bid Meeting: Monday, March 15,2010 @ 10:00 AM, 4540 ChiquitaBoulevard South

Bid Opening Time: March 25, 2010at 2:00 PM

By Order of the City Manager Bonnie J. Potter, City ClerkAdvertise: March 4, 2010

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDI-NANCE #66-09

Notice is hereby given of the enact-ment by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on MARCH 1, 2010, ofOrdinance #66-09 – AN ORDI-NANCE AMENDING THE CITYOF CAPE CORAL OFFICIALZONING DISTRICT MAP OF ALLPROPERTY WITHIN THE LIMITSOF THE CITY OF CAPE CORALBY REZONING PROPERTYDESCRIBED AS LOTS 31 AND32, BLOCK 551, UNIT 21, CAPECORAL SUBDIVISION, FROMMULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(R-3) TO PEDESTRIAN COM-MERCIAL (C-1) ZONE; PROPER-TY IS LOCATED AT 3013-3015SE 15TH PLACE; PROVIDINGSEVERABILITY AND AN EFFEC-TIVE DATE.

This Ordinance will become effectiveimmediately upon its passage bythe Cape Coral City Council.Copies may be obtained from theCity Clerk’s Office during normaloffice hours for a nominal fee.

Bonnie J. Potter, MMC

City Clerk3/4/10

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDI-NANCE #67-09

Notice is hereby given of the enact-ment by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on MARCH 1, 2010, ofOrdinance #67-09 – AN ORDI-NANCE AMENDING THE CITYOF CAPE CORAL LAND USEAND DEVELOPMENT REGULA-TIONS, ARTICLE III, DISTRICTREGULATIONS, SECTIONS 2.15DOWNTOWN CORE DISTRICT,2.16 DOWNTOWN GATEWAYDISTRICT, AND 2.17 DOWN-TOWN EDGE DISTRICT, TOAMEND THE SPECIAL REGULA-TIONS FOR ALLOWED MATERI-ALS FOR COMMERCIAL TYPETRASH RECEPTACLES; ANDTO AMEND THE ARCHITEC-TURAL STANDARDS FORFENCES; PROVIDING SEVER-ABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVEDATE.

This Ordinance will become effectiveimmediately upon its passage bythe Cape Coral City Council.Copies may be obtained from theCity Clerk’s Office during normaloffice hours for a nominal fee.

Bonnie J. Potter, MMCCity Clerk3/4/10

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDI-NANCE #68-09

Notice is hereby given of the enact-ment by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on MARCH 1, 2010, ofOrdinance #68-09 – AN ORDI-NANCE AMENDING THE CITYOF CAPE CORAL COMPREHEN-SIVE PLAN; BY AMENDING THECAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ELE-MENT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLFACILITIES ELEMENT TOUPDATE THE FIVE YEARSCHEDULE OF CAPITALIMPROVEMENTS, CAPACITYPROJECTS SCHEDULE, ANDTOTAL REVENUE SUMMARYOF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTFACILITIES WORK PROGRAM;BY AMENDING THE CAPITALIMPROVEMENT ELEMENT TOAMEND THE CONCURRENCYREQUIREMENT FOR WATERAND SEWER; PROVIDING FORSEVERABILITY AND AN EFFEC-TIVE DATE.

The effective date of this planamendment shall be: The date afinal order is issued by theDepartment of Community Affairsfinding the amendment to be incompliance in accordance withChapter 163.3184(9), F.S.; or thedate a final order is issued by theAdministration Commission find-ing the amendment to be in com-pliance in accordance withChapter 163.3184(9), F.S.

Bonnie J. Potter, MMCCity Clerk3/4/10

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDI-NANCE #4-10

Notice is hereby given of the enact-ment by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on MARCH 1, 2010, ofOrdinance #4-10 – AN ORDI-NANCE AMENDING ORDI-

NANCE 1-10, WHICH ESTAB-LISHED A TEMPORARYMANDATORY FURLOUGH PRO-GRAM APPLICABLE TO CER-TAIN NON-BARGAINING UNITREGULAR CITY OF CAPECORAL EMPLOYEES; PROVID-ING SEVERABILITY AND ANEFFECTIVE DATE.

This Ordinance will become effectiveimmediately upon its passage bythe Cape Coral City Council.Copies may be obtained from theCity Clerk’s Office during normaloffice hours for a nominal fee.

Bonnie J. Potter, MMCCity Clerk3/4/10

NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUESTRELEASE OF FUNDS

February 27, 2010City of Cape CoralP.O. Box 150027Cape Coral, Florida 33915-0027239-573-3182

REQUEST FOR RELEASE OFFUNDS

On or about March 8th, 2010 theCity of Cape Coral will submit arequest to the US Department ofHousing and Urban Developmentfor the release of CommunityDevelopment Block GrantProgram (CDBG) funds underTitle I of the Housing andCommunity Development Act of1974, as amended (PL 93383) toinstall ADA compliance pathwaysand parking spaces at SaratogaLake Park (170 SE 4th Terrace,Cape Coral, FL 33990). The Cityhas allocated $60,000 in CDBGfunds for this activity.

FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANTIMPACT

The City of Cape Coral has deter-mined that the activities proposedare categorically excluded subjectto 58.5 under HUD regulations at24 CFR Part 58 from the NationalEnvironmental Policy Act require-ments and will have no significantimpact on the human environ-ment. Therefore, anEnvironmental Impact Statementunder the National EnvironmentalPolicy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is notrequired. Additional project infor-mation is contained in theEnvironmental Review Record(ERR) on file at the City of CapeCoral Department of CommunityDevelopment located at 1015Cultural Park Boulevard, CapeCoral, Florida 33990 and may beexamined or copied weekdays7:30 A.M to 4:00 P.M.

PUBLIC COMMENTSAny individual, group, or agency

may submit written comments onthe ERR to the City of Cape CoralDepartment of CommunityDevelopment. All comments mustbe received by within 7 days fol-lowing the publication date of thisnotice March 6, 2010). Commentswill be considered prior to the Cityof Cape Coral requesting arelease of funds. Commentsshould specify which notice theyare addressing.

RELEASE OF FUNDSThe City of Cape Coral certifies to

HUD that Carl L. Schwing, in his

capacity as the Interim CityManager and Certifying Officerconsents to accept the jurisdictionof the Federal Courts if an actionis brought to enforce responsibili-ties in relation to the environmen-tal review process and that theseresponsibilities have been satis-fied. HUD’s approval of the certifi-cation satisfies its responsibilitiesunder NEPA and related laws andauthorities and allows the City ofCape Coral to use the CDBGfunds.

OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OFFUNDS

HUD will accept objections to itsrelease of fund and the City ofCape Coral certification for a peri-od of fifteen days following theanticipated submission date or itsactual receipt of the request(whichever is later) only if they areon one of the following bases: (a)the certification was not executedby the Certifying Officer of the Cityof Cape Coral; (b) the City of CapeCoral has omitted a step or failedto make a decision or findingrequired by HUD regulations at 24CFR part 58; (c) the grant recipi-ent has committed funds orincurred costs not authorized by24 CFR Part 58 before approval ofa release of funds by the State; or(d) another Federal agency actingpursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 hassubmitted a written finding that theproject is unsatisfactory from thestandpoint of environmental quali-ty. Objections must be preparedand submitted in accordance withthe required procedures (24 CFRPart 58, Sec. 58.76) and shall beaddressed to the City of CapeCoral Department of CommunityDevelopment, PO Box 150027,Cape Coral, Florida 33915-0027.Potential objectors should contactthe City of Cape Coral to verify theactual last day of the objectionperiod.

Amy L. Yearsley, CDBG/SHIP TeamCoordinator

PO Box 150027Cape Coral, Florida [email protected] February 27, 201078299

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatthe City of Cape Coral, Florida,proposes to adopt ORDINANCE 2– 10, AN ORDINANCE AMEND-ING THE CITY OF CAPE CORALOFFICIAL ZONING DISTRICTMAP OF ALL PROPERTY WITH-IN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OFCAPE CORAL BY REZONINGPROPERTY DESCRIBED ASPARCELS IN SECTIONS 5 AND8, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 24 EAST, LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA, AND IN THE SOUTHFLORIDA FARMS SUBDIVISION,PONDELLA HEIGHTS SUBDIVI-SION, DEL-PINE MANOR SUB-DIVISION, CAPE CORAL SUBDI-VISION UNIT 17, EAST CAPECOMMERCE CENTER SUBDIVI-SION, HANCOCK CREEKSOUTH CENTER, AND SOUTH-WIND COMMERCIAL CENTERSUBDIVISION, ALL AS MOREPARTICULARLY DESCRIBEDHEREIN, FROM CORRIDOR(CORR) TO COMMERCE PARKOVERLAY (CPO) WITHIN THE

CORRIDOR (CORR) ZONE;PROVIDING SEVERABILITYAND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

FURTHER that an application hasbeen received from the CITY OFCAPE CORAL.

FURTHER that said request will bereviewed by the Cape CoralPlanning and ZoningCommission/Local PlanningAgency on February 3, 2010 at9:00 A.M. in the CouncilChambers at City Hall.

FURTHER that said request will bereviewed by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on March 15, 2010 andMarch 29, 2010 at 5:00 P.M. in theCouncil Chambers at City Hall.

FURTHER any person may appearat the public hearings and beheard, subject to proper rules ofconduct. Written comments filedwith the Director will be enteredinto the record. The hearings maybe continued from time to time asnecessary.

FURTHER any person deciding toappeal any decision made atthese hearings may need to insurethat a verbatim record includes thetestimony and evidence uponwhich the appeal is to be based.

FURTHER in accordance with theAmericans With Disabilities Act,persons needing a special accom-modation to participate in this pro-ceeding should contact theHuman Resources Departmentwhose office is located at CapeCoral City Hall, 1015 Cultural ParkBoulevard, Cape Coral, Florida;telephone 1-239-574-0530 forassistance; if hearing impaired,telephone the Florida RelayService Numbers, 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770 (v)for assistance.

FURTHER You are allowed suffi-cient time to write or appear at thepublic hearing to voice you objec-tions or approval. Please refer-ence the case number below with-in your correspondence and mailto: Department of CommunityDevelopment, Planning andGrowth Management Division, P.O. Box 150027, Cape Coral, FL33915-0027; or [email protected]. For fur-ther information, please call (239)574-0597.

by order ofBonnie J. Potter, MMCCity Clerk

LEGAL AD - DCDPUBLISH AD: 1/19/103/4/103/16/10

(REF # ZA 09-00500001)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatthe City of Cape Coral, Florida,proposes to adopt ORDINANCE 3– 10, AN ORDINANCE AMEND-ING THE CITY OF CAPE CORALOFFICIAL ZONING DISTRICTMAP OF ALL PROPERTY WITH-IN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OFCAPE CORAL BY REZONINGPROPERTY DESCRIBED AS

PORTIONS OF LOTS 56, 57, 58AND 59, FLORIDA TROPICALFARMS SUBDIVISION, ASMORE PARTICULARLYDESCRIBED HEREIN, FROMVILLAGE (VILL) TO CORRIDOR(CORR) ZONE; PROPERTY ISLOCATED AT 601, 613 AND 621PINE ISLAND ROAD SW AND190 AND 290 NICHOLAS PARK-WAY NW; PROVIDING SEVER-ABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVEDATE.

FURTHER that an application hasbeen received from the CITY OFCAPE CORAL.

FURTHER that said request will bereviewed by the Cape CoralPlanning and ZoningCommission/Local PlanningAgency on February 3, 2010 at9:00 A.M. in the CouncilChambers at City Hall.

FURTHER that said request will bereviewed by the Cape Coral CityCouncil on March 15, 2010 andMarch 29, 2010 at 5:00 P.M. in theCouncil Chambers at City Hall.

FURTHER any person may appearat the public hearings and beheard, subject to proper rules ofconduct. Written comments filedwith the Director will be enteredinto the record. The hearings maybe continued from time to time asnecessary.

FURTHER any person deciding toappeal any decision made atthese hearings may need to insurethat a verbatim record includes thetestimony and evidence uponwhich the appeal is to be based.

FURTHER in accordance with theAmericans With Disabilities Act,persons needing a special accom-modation to participate in this pro-ceeding should contact theHuman Resources Departmentwhose office is located at CapeCoral City Hall, 1015 Cultural ParkBoulevard, Cape Coral, Florida;telephone 1-239-574-0530 forassistance; if hearing impaired,telephone the Florida RelayService Numbers, 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770 (v)for assistance.

FURTHER You are allowed suffi-cient time to write or appear at thepublic hearing to voice you objec-tions or approval. Please refer-ence the case number below with-in your correspondence and mailto: Department of CommunityDevelopment, Planning andGrowth Management Division, P.O. Box 150027, Cape Coral, FL33915-0027; or [email protected]. For fur-ther information, please call (239)574-0597.

by order ofBonnie J. Potter, MMCCity Clerk

LEGAL AD - DCDPUBLISH AD: 1/19/103/4/103/16/10

(REF # ZA10-0001)

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aHow about no water or electric bill! 1-bedroom Apartment off Cape CoralPkwy on gulf access canal.$575/mo. +security. Located at4908 Vincennes Street #2. (239)344-6067

A rental not in foreclosure. Ortezarea 2/1, family duplex, nice yard,tile, all appliances. Cape, PineIsland Road area, 2/1. $590.month includes lawn service.(330) 219-3097

Cape, 2/1, exceptionally clean, not inforeclosure, in town, walk to every-thing, Gulf access canal, paddle fansall rooms including lanai, new car-pet, includes water/sewer/lawn,laundryroom, seniors encouraged.$750. (239) 540-9727, 898-7000

Fort Myers, Sunterra Apartments,3541 Evans. FIRST MONTH FREE.1BR $500., 2BR $600., 3BR $700.,available now. On site laundry, pool,close to shopping. $99. securitydeposit. (239) 936-6865 EHO

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Almost new Cape homes: 3BR nearSanta Barbara $850. Large 4BR onNelson $1100. Upscale 4BR nearVeterans $1,250. Many more-www.CCHouses.com.(239) 690-9833

Cape Coral- Annual & VacationRentals Available. Call for locations& more info. Blue Sky Realty (239)541-0537.

Cape Coral, 4BR/3BA/2Car, 2-story,plus lanai, new paint, carpet, greatbig home and area, $1,100./month,plus security, Pine Island and BurntStore, no dogs, (941) 356-4395.

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Cape Coral, gulf access lot, 1 bridgeintersecting view, 150’ canal, 2802SW 35th Street, $85,000. (239) 541-1743.

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Cape Coral Homes

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Cape Duplex with pool in SW area.New- remodeled, one unit rented.928/930 SW 37th Lane. $149,000.Call (239) 980-0562

Mobile Homes For Sale

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Oversized 3 car garage with A/C. Separate office/workshop. Huge deck & dock, 2 lifts & 5k lb davit. Western exposure, beautiful sunsets. Garden tub & pass thru shower. 506 NW 38th Place $499,999

O UTRAGEOUS G ULF A CCESS

Gulf access home with nearly 2,000 square feet of living space. Open floor plan, high ceilings. Huge lanai. Boat dock and lift. Can be purchased fully furnished. $319,000

F ABULOUS S UNSETS

This is a very well kept newer home and is ready for new owners. Corner property near all new shopping and restaurants. $79,969

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Custom built home with 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Huge Master suite with sitting area and three walk-in closets. Beautiful disappearing edge pool with spa and waterfall. $849,969

Southern exposure. Almost 2600 sq ft with 4 bedrooms. Walk to the beach. Private pier with boat lift leading to large deck & Tiki Hut. $625,000

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1945 SE 26th Terrace $367,969

S AILBOAT A CCESS

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Custom built home on an oversized lot. Quick access to open water. Enjoy beautiful Sunsets pool side or from your Jacuzzi. Boat dock with lift and captains walk. $399,969

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D IRECT G ULF A CCESS

Private courtyard home with separate guest quarters. Beautiful spa/heated pool. Open floorplan, 12’ ceilings. Assessment in & Paid! $419,969

L OCATION L OCATION L OCATION

Gated community with beautiful Mediterranean Look Heated pool & fitness center. 2nd floor corner unit with elevator. $139,969

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$529,969

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$149,969

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Mercedes built. The Jacqueline Model! Fully Furnished, 4 bedroom, 3 full bath. Heated pool. 8ft doors, tray ceilings. Walk or drive your golf cart to the course. 1425 NW 28th Avenue $325,000

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FREE ESTIMATESGENERATOR ,

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INSURED(239) 671-1589

RJLDRYWALL INC.

Family Ownedfor 20 years

¯New Construction¯Additions

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¯No Job TooBig or Small.

Commercial/ ResidentialCAN MATCH ANY

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229-3166

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Licensed + Insured30yrs Experience

(239) 633-2231CGC 060315

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¯Used boat lift available¯Summer special, new

10,000 pound lift installed $5400.

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Painting

Parking Lot Repair/Maintenance

Pavers

Pet Services

Plumbing

Pool Heaters

Pool Maintenance

Pool Cages

Pool Repair & Refinishing

Pool Decks

Pool Sales

Pressure Cleaning

Remodeling

River Rock Services

RIVER ROCK, RIESER PRES-SURE CLEANING AND RE-EPOXY. LICENSED ANDINSURED, 20-PLUS YEARS EXPE-RIENCE!! SENIOR CITIZENS 10%DISCOUNT. CALL BOB AT (239)770-5308

Roofing

Screening

Seawalls

Siding & Soffit

Sprinkler Systems & Irrigation

Storm Shutters

Tax Preparation

Tile

A TILE MAN- REPAIRS+ INSTAL-LATIONS. Don’t call an electrician todo your plumbing. Don’t let just any-one do your tile work. Call the TileMan. References-avail. (239) 222-2671.

Tile/Grout

Tree Service

Armando’s Tree Service¯Tree and Stump Removal

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Residential/CommercialLicensed/Insured(239) 910-4514

Water Heaters

Welding

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HOME OF THE

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Plumbing Services

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Owner Operated(239)

340-0887

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No job too small!!25 Years experience

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(239) 313-1635

MR. CLEANCARPET & TILE

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First consultation free. Call Roger Allen,Enrolled Agent,(239) 634-6798.

STEELGUARD

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Best Prices on Steel Panelsand Accordians

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all Shutters.

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MANAGERS WELCOME(239)

246-2658RELIABLE

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ADVANCED SEAMLESSGUTTERS

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433-3314

A-1 SEAWALLS, INC.Specializing in:

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Owner: David Southwick31 Years of service

By Land... or By Barge...Lic#MR000042(239) 549-3375(239) 910-0217

SHARKEY’S PATIOWINDOWS, INC.

Acrylic Enclosures¯Impact/ Replacement

Windows¯Screen Rooms¯Full Re-screens

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Licensed InsuredAW06-00549

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BOBCAT SERVICESFAMILY OWNED/OPERATED

GULFVIEWALUMINUM,

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‘‘HAVE A BLESSED DAY’’Ins/Lic#AL000104

MR SCREEN INC.Re-screening $795.

Max 1500sq.ft.Side panels $25.Top panels $35.

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Also available Super andNo-See-Um screen.

Lic./Ins.Tony (239) 362-6415

CRAWFORDAluminum & Screening

WE INSTALL AND REPAIR¯Pool Enclosures¯Front Entryways¯Screen Rooms

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FREE ESTIMATES

State LicensedContractor

John Crawford(239) 560-5383

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Free estimates.Vinyl/20x20 Screen

1 Panel or more- no limit**Special discounts for

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¯Front Entries & Lanaisfrom $250.

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10’x20’ $290010’x30’ $3900

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LANAI SPECIALIST30 +Yrs Experience

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óFront Entrys

óAll Shutter Systems

óImpact and Low-E

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Owner/Operator

(239)

549-9966

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Better Business Bureau

ROBERT WEINMEISTER

ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES

ResidentialCommercial

Repairs, Re-roofs,& Flat Roofs.

32 years experience.Gutters, and soffits.

lic#CCC1327171(239)

574-1490

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Bob’s Roofing Repairs

Residential & CommercialSpecializing in

Shingles & Flat Roofs40 years experience

25 years Florida Licensed & Insured.All work guaranteed.

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A

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Carl’s Pressure WashingHot and cold water

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¯Driveways¯Paver Sealing

¯Windows Cleaning“Owner Operated”

25 years experienceLicensed Insured

Free EstimatesMastercard, Visa accepted

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COMPLETEPOOLS

Starting at:

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DACDECORATIVE

CONCRETE, INC.¯Applies ‘‘Over’’ River Rock¯Driveways ¯Pool Decks¯Lanais ¯Drain Tracks

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25-Years Service(239)

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ADVANCEDCUSTOM COLOR

COATINGS¯Deck Resurfacing

¯Apply “Over” River Rock¯Driveways

¯Patios/ pool decks¯Drain Tracks/ Crack Repairs

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Licensed + Insured30yrs Experience

(239) 633-2231CGC 060315

TED’S POOLREPAIR & LEAKDETECTION, INC.¯Pool Packages

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CRYSTAL CLEARPool & Spa, Inc.

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Tile, Decking workProfessional Cleaning

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239¯994¯0468

aBurtz Pool

Renovations,Inc.

The finest at resurfacingfor 30yrs.

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¯Front Entries & Lanaisfrom $250.

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SANDPIPERPLUMBING INC.

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AFFORDABLEPROFESSIONAL

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HOME OF THE

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$100.Water Heater exchange,

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Call Bob (239) 634-7279

DON DAVISCONTRACTING INC.

Don Davis Contracting Inc.ADDITIONS & REPAIRS

Remodeling- Kitchens & BathsPLUMBING: Water Softeners,

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All Amercian PlumbingSpecializing in

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¯Complete home remodel(239) 896-2947.

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RUDY’S PLUMBING

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Riverside Pavers, Inc.Free Estimates

Licensed InsuredInstall and Repair

Interlocking Pavers on:¯Driveways¯Walkways

¯Pool Decks¯Lanais¯Patios

“No Job Too Small”[email protected]

(239) 321-3228

ASAPASPHALT RESURFACING

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JERRY QUINNPAINTING

“WINTER SPECIAL”Any 12’x12’x8’ room

Professionally PaintedPaint included

ONLY-$89.00Licensed # PT00058030 Years Experience

ReferencesNeat Clean Workmanship

(239) 415-4499

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By Renate

Residential & CommercialLee, Collier & Charlotte

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Metallics

Venetian &

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CALL OSCAR(239)

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Window Cleaning Window ReplacementWINDOW AND DOOR

REPLACEMENTCARPENTRY AND

REMODELING!!CapeStyle South Inc.

Locally owned, operated11Years.

License #08-00006316Insured

Participating with: MY SAFE

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óFull Re-screensóFront Entrys

óAll Shutter SystemsóImpact and Low-E

Replacement WindowsOwner/Operator

(239)

549-9966

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Carl’s Pressure WashingHot and cold water

¯Lanais¯Houses

¯Driveways¯Paver Sealing

¯Windows Cleaning“Owner Operated”

25 years experienceLicensed Insured

Free EstimatesMastercard, Visa accepted

(239) 772-8291

Cape Window CleaningServing Lee, Collier,Charlotte Counties.

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Licensed Insured Guaranteed

Free Estimates(239) 810-7669

Help Wanted

Housekeepers & Porters Needed.3+ years experience a must. PTwith potential for FT. Apply in per-son @ Gulf Coast Services, Mon-Thurs. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm @11350 Metro Pkwy #101, FortMyers, FL 33966

TV, Stereo & Video

Stereo, Pioneer system, $75. 945-3035.

Plants & Trees Garage Sales

Cape Coral, Friday, Saturday, March5th, 6th, 8AM-3PM, 1214 SW 15thStreet, near Chiquita and Trafalgar,tools, fishing equipment, King head-board, clothing, household items.

Cape Coral, Saturday and Sunday,March 5th, 6th, 7AM-12Noon, 3701NE 15th Place, 33909 (Gator Circle),furniture, clothing household items,DVD’s, etc. Everything is going!!!!

Cape, Moving Sale, 928 NW 6thAvenue (Off Nelson, andTropicana area). Saturday 3/6,Sunday 3/7 9AM-3PM. Householditems, name brand adult clothing,designer handbags, lots of misc.

Motorcycles & Mopeds

Harley Davidson 2002 BRD, likenew, low miles, $8,500., OBO, (717)372-6755.

Homes For Rent

Acreage

Cape Coral, 3 lots, $7,000 per lot. 2Lehigh lots on canal, $5,000, per lot.Punta Gorda, 5 acres, on Oil WellRoad. $33,000. (239) 872-9585.

Cape Coral Homes

Manufactured Homes

North Fort Myers 2br/2ba on water,located in 55 older gated community.Needs TLC. $9,995/ Offer/ Trade.Call (239) 849-6113

Direct Access3Bedroom, 2bath,

2car garageNew roof, pool,

great shape.Sold with/ without

furniture.All appliances.$160,000 OBO

Call today, going torealtor on Monday

(732) 904-5074

Fort Myers home,3BR/1BA, CBS,

tile in living area and bath,separate laundry room,

updated electric,new water heater,

appliances included,$625./month,

(239) 549-2058 (239) 770-2192

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Lost & Found

Found female Beagle, NE Cape.Proof of ownership required. (239)443-6550

Found, young male cat. Had to taketo Vet. Call, describe. 699-4942

LOST CAT, SMALL BLACKFEMALE, 7 years old, shy personal-ity. Maybe has red collar with redbell. Reward $50. Owner heartbro-ken. Call (239) 652-0685

Business Opportunity

Lee County Liquor License forsale!! $175K. Offered by LiquorLicense Locators. Lowest pricedlicense in Lee County. Get it whileit’s hot!! Call (407) 953-0034

MY LOSS YOUR GAIN, must sell 4placed and operating vendingmachines. Paid $30,000. sell for$15,000. Extra 1 assembled. Cashbusiness. (239) [email protected]

Help Wanted

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CITY LEGALS

Early Notice and Public Review ofa Proposed Activity in a 100-Year Floodplain

Newspaper: Cape Coral DailyBreeze

Publication Date: March 6, 2010

Mailing Address: City of CapeCoral, Department of CommunityDevelopment, Planning andGrowth Management Division, POBox 150027, Cape Coral, Florida33915-0027.

Physical Address of EnvironmentalReview Record: Department ofCommunity Development, 1015Cultural Park Boulevard, CapeCoral, Florida 33990.

TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES,GROUPS, AND PERSONS:

This notice is required by Section2(a)(4) of Executive Order 11988for Floodplain Management and isimplemented by the USDepartment of Housing and UrbanDevelopment (HUD) Regulationsfound at 24 CFR 55.20(b) for theHUD action that is within and/oraffects a floodplain. The purposeof this notice is to notify the publicthat the City of Cape Coral is pro-posing to use federal funds underthe HUD NeighborhoodStabilization Program within aFEMA designated 100-year flood-plain. The proposed programwould involve the acquisition andrehabilitation of an eight unit com-plex for use as a rental property.The purpose of the project is toacquire properties that have beenidentified, as foreclosed, vacantand/or abandoned for use asrental properties in order to fulfillthe statutory requirements of theNeighborhood StabilizationProgram. The identified propertyis located at 215 Cape CoralParkway East. This property iscompletely within the floodplain.

There are three primary purposes forthis notice. First, people who maybe affected by activities in flood-plains and those who have aninterest in the protection of thenatural environment should begiven an opportunity to expresstheir concerns and provide infor-mation about these areas.Second, an adequate publicnotice program can be an impor-tant public educational tool. Thedissemination of information aboutfloodplains can facilitate andenhance Federal efforts to reducethe risks associated with the occu-pancy and modification of thesespecial areas. Third, as a matterof fairness, when the Federal gov-ernment determines it will partici-pate in actions taking place infloodplains, it must inform thosewho may be put at greater or con-tinued risk.

All affected and interested agencies,groups and persons are encour-aged to participate in this deci-sion-making process for the pro-posed action in the floodplain.Written comments for considera-tion by the City of Cape Coral maybe sent to Amy L. Yearsley, AICPat the address listed above.Comments can also be forwardedvia email at [email protected]. All written commentsshould be received at the aboveaddress on or before March 20,2010.

Early Notice and Public Review ofa Proposed

Activity in a 100-Year Floodplain

Newspaper: Cape Coral DailyBreeze

Publication Date: March 6, 2010

Mailing Address: City of CapeCoral, Department of CommunityDevelopment, Planning andGrowth Management Division, POBox 150027, Cape Coral, Florida33915-0027.

Physical Address of Environmental

Review Record: Department ofCommunity Development, 1015Cultural Park Boulevard, CapeCoral, Florida 33990.

TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES,GROUPS, AND PERSONS:

This notice is required by Section2(a)(4) of Executive Order 11988for Floodplain Management and isimplemented by the USDepartment of Housing and UrbanDevelopment (HUD) Regulationsfound at 24 CFR 55.20(b) for theHUD action that is within and/oraffects a floodplain. The purposeof this notice is to notify the publicthat the City of Cape Coral is pro-posing to use federal funds underthe HUD NeighborhoodStabilization Program within aFEMA designated 100-year flood-plain. The proposed programwould involve the acquisition andrehabilitation of a ten unit complexfor use as a rental property. Thepurpose of the project is to acquireproperties that have been identi-fied, as either foreclosed, vacantand/or abandoned for use asrental properties in order to fulfillthe statutory requirements of theNeighborhood StabilizationProgram. The address of theidentified property is 3514 SantaBarbara Blvd. This property iscompletely within the floodplain.

There are three primary purposes forthis notice. First, people who maybe affected by activities in flood-plains and those who have aninterest in the protection of thenatural environment should begiven an opportunity to expresstheir concerns and provide infor-mation about these areas.Second, an adequate publicnotice program can be an impor-tant public educational tool. Thedissemination of information aboutfloodplains can facilitate andenhance Federal efforts to reducethe risks associated with the occu-pancy and modification of thesespecial areas. Third, as a matterof fairness, when the Federal gov-ernment determines it will partici-pate in actions taking place infloodplains, it must inform thosewho may be put at greater or con-tinued risk.

All affected and interested agencies,groups and persons are encour-aged to participate in this deci-sion-making process for the pro-posed action in the floodplain.Written comments for considera-tion by the City of Cape Coral maybe sent to Amy L. Yearsley, AICPat the address listed above.Comments can also be forwardedvia email at [email protected]. All written commentsshould be received at the aboveaddress on or before March 20,2010.

March 6, 201078421

PROBATE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA

PROBATE DIVISIONFile No. 10-CP-000325IN RE: ESTATE OFWILLIAM D. LUCAS,Deceased.NOTICE TO CREDITORSThe administration of the estate of

WILLIAM D. LUCAS, deceased,whose date of death wasNovember 22, 2009, is pending inthe Circuit Court for LEE County,Florida, Probate Division, theaddress of which is Post OfficeBox 9346, Fort Myers, Florida33902-9346. The names andaddresses of the personal repre-sentative and the personal repre-sentative’s attorney are set forthbelow.

All creditors of the decedent andother persons having claims ordemands against decedent’sestate on whom a copy of thisnotice is required to be servedmust file their claims with thiscourt WITHIN THE LATER OF 3MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OFTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OFTHIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYSAFTER THE DATE OF SERVICEOF A COPY OF THIS NOTICEON THEM.

All other creditors of the decedentand other persons having claimsor demands against decedent’sestate must file their claims withthis court WITHIN 3 MONTHSAFTER THE DATE OF THEFIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHINTHE TIME PERIODS SETFORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OFTHE FLORIDA PROBATE CODEWILL BE FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIMEPERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)YEARS OR MORE AFTER THEDECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATHIS BARRED.

The date of first publication of thisnotice is March 6, 2010.

Personal Representative:

/s/Nancy C. LucasNANCY C. LUCAS1028 Hancock Bridge ParkwayCape Coral, Florida 33990Attorney for Personal

Representative: /s/Stephen W. BuckleySTEPHEN W. BUCKLEY, ESQUIREFlorida Bar No. 117747Goldstein, Buckley, Cechman, Rice

& Purtz, P.A.Post Office Box 2366Fort Myers, Florida 33902-2366Telephone (239) 334-1146Fax: (239) 334-3039March 6, 13, 201078405

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORLEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

PROBATE DIVISION File No. 09-CP-3089IN RE: ESTATE OF

JOHN TERENCE MEEHAN, A/K/AJOHN T. MEEHAN,

DeceasedNOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate ofEJOHN TERENCE MEEHAN,A/K/A JOHN T. MEEHAN,deceased, whose date of deathwas October 15, 2009; FileNumber 09-CP-3089, is pendingin the Circuit Court, for LEECounty, Florida, Probate Division,the address of which is P.O. Box9346, Fort Myers, Florida 33902.The names and addresses of thepersonal representative and thepersonal representative’s attorneyare set forth below.

All creditors of the decedent, andother persons having claims ordemands against decedent’s estate,on whom a copy of this notice isrequired to be served, must file theirclaims with this court, WITHIN THELATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THEDATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER-VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICEON THEM.All other creditors of the decedent,and other persons having claims ordemands against decedent’s estatemust file their claims with this courtWITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THEDATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-TION OF THIS NOTICE.ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHINTHE TIME PERIODS SET FORTHIN SECTION 733.702 OF THEFLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILLBE FOREVER BARRED.NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIMEPERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANYCLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS ORMORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’SDATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.The date of the first publication ofthis notice is March 6, 2010.Personal RepresentativeMAUREEN MEEHAN8400 Shore Front ParkwayApt. 7JRockaway Beach, NY 11693Attorney for PersonalRepresentativeMARTHA S. WARCHOLFlorida Bar No. 604364Warchol, Merchant & Rollings,L.L.P.P.O. Box 100767Cape Coral, FL 33910Telephone: (239)542-0700March 6, 13, 201078406

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA

PROBATE DIVISIONIN RE: ESTATE OFFile No. 09-CP-002978HUBERT C. DAVIS, JR.,Deceased.NOTICE TO CREDITORSThe administration of the estate of

HUBERT C. DAVIS, JR.,deceased, whose date of deathwasNovember 20, 2009; File Number09-CP-002978, is pending in theCircuit Court for Lee County,Florida, Probate Division, theaddress of which is Post OfficeBox 9346, Ft. Myers, FL 33902.The names and addresses of thepersonal representative and thepersonal representative’s attorneyare set forth below.

All creditors of the decedent andother persons having claims ordemands against decedent’sestate, on whom a copy of thisnotice is required to be served,must file their claims with thiscourt WITHIN THE LATER OF 3MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OFTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OFTHIS

NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTERTHE DATE OF SERVICE OF ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE ONTHEM.

All other creditors of the decedentand other persons having claimsor demands against decedent’sestate must file their claims withthis court WITHIN 3 MONTHSAFTER THE DATE OF THEFIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHINTHE TIME PERIODS SETFORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OFTHE FLORIDA PROBATE CODEWILL BE FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIMEPERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)YEARS OR MORE AFTER THEDECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH

IS BARRED.The date of first publication of this

notice is: March 6, 2010.Signed on March 6, 2010.Personal RepresentativeSHERRI L. LIEBO1644 Falling Leaf LaneLos Altos, CA 94024Attorney for Personal

RepresentativeMichael D. AnnisFlorida Bar No. 121951FOLEY & LARDNER LLPP. O. Box 3391Tampa, FL 33601-3391Telephone: (813) 229-2300FAX (813) 221-4210March 6, 13, 201078427

FORECLOSURES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA061534XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS

TRUSTEE, FOR THE BENEFITOF CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2006-26,

Plaintiff,vs.JAMES JILES, III; et al.,RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated November 9, 2009 and anOrder Resetting Sale filedFebruary 19, 2010, and entered inCase No. 362009CA061534XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK, ASTRUSTEE, FOR THE BENEFITOF CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2006-26 is Plaintiff andJAMES JILES,III; MARGUERITECROSS; LVNV FUNDING LLC;STATE OF FLORIDA; CLERK OFTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 24, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOT 15, BLOCK 10, ADDITIONTWO, SECTIONS 5 AND 6,TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE27 EAST, LEHIGH ACRES,ACCORDING TO THE MAP ORPLAT THEREOF ON FILE IN THEOFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THECIRCUIT COURT, RECORDEDIN PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 150,PUBLIC RECORDS LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 19, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078212

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA062746XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVELOAN TRUST 2005-72 MORT-GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER-TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-72,

Plaintiff,

vs.MICHAEL J. KNOTT A/K/A

MICHAEL KNOTT A/K/AMICHAEL JOSEPH KNOTT; etal.,

Defendants.RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated November 6, 2009 and anOrder Resetting Sale filedFebruary 19, 2010 and entered inCase No. 362009CA062746XXXXXX the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVELOAN TRUST 2005-72 MORT-GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER-TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-72 isPlaintiff and MICHAEL J. KNOTTA/K/A MICHAEL KNOTT A/K/AMICHAEL JOSEPH KNOTT;NANCI F. KNOTT; COUNTRY-WIDE HOME LOANS, INC. D/B/AAMERICA’S WHOLESALELENDER; LIBERTY ALUMINUMCO.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 25, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOT 2, BLOCK 27, UNIT 7, SEC-TION 26, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 27 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 15, PAGE 38,WHICH IS A RE-PLAT OF DEEDBOOK 254, PAGE 40, ALL OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 19, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078213

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA058042XXXXXXU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-TION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR THEBENEFIT OF HARBORVIEW2005-12 TRUST FUND,

Plaintiff,vs.PAULA MAE STUPKA A/K/A

PAULA STUPKA; et al., Defendants. ªRE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated November 6, 2009 and anOrder Resetting Sale filedFebruary 22, 2010, and entered inCase No. 362009CA058042XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-ATION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR THEBENEFIT OF HARBORVIEW2005-12 TRUST FUND is Plaintiffand PAULA MAE STUPKA A/K/APAULA STUPKA; ESTEROPALMS HOMEOWNERS ASSO-CIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR

HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 24, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOT 17 ESTERO PALMS SUBDIVI-SION, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD-ED IN PLAT BOOK 76, PAGE(S)94 TO 95, INCLUSIVE, IN THEPUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 22, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078214

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA058694

XXXXXXU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-

TION, AS SUCCESSORTRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMERI-CA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGERTO LASALLE BANK, N.A. ASTRUSTEE FOR THE MLMITRUST SERIES 2006-HE3,

Plaintiff, vs. KIMBERLY R. HARPER; COLIN

BRADY; et al.,Defendants. RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated September 25, 2009 and anOrder Resetting Sale filedFebruary 22, 2010 and entered inCase No. 362009CA058694XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinU.S. Bank National Association,as Successor Trustee to Bank ofAmerica, National Association, assuccessor by merger to LaSalleBank, N.A. as Trustee for theMLMI Trust Series 2006-HE3 isPlaintiff and KIMBERLY R. HARP-ER; COLIN BRADY; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 24, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOTS 30 AND 31, BLOCK 193,UNIT 16, SAN CARLOS PARK,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF, RECORDED IN OFFI-CIAL RECORD BOOK 50,PAGES 370 THROUGH 377, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 22, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation in

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order to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078215

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362007CA010245

XXXXXXLASALLE BANK, N.A. AS

TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMITRUST SERIES 2006-MLN1,

Plaintiff,vs. MARION RICHARD MILLER, JR.,

et al., RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated May 9, 2008 and an OrderResetting Sale filed February 19,2010, and entered in Case No.362007CA010245XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinLASALLE BANK, N.A. ASTRUSTEE FOR THE MLMITRUST SERIES 2006-MLN1 isPlaintiff and MARION RICHARDMILLER, JR.; MARIE ALEXAN-DRA LIZAIRE; MORTGAGEELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONSYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEEFOR MORTGAGE LENDERSNETWORK USA, INC. MIN NO.1 0 0 2 6 1 0 - 3 0 3 0 0 6 1 6 9 2 - 6 ;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 24, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOTS 30 AND 31, BLOCK 853, OFUNIT 26, CAPE CORAL SUBDI-VISION, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD-ED IN PLAT BOOK 14, PAGE117, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDSOF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 19, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078216

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362007CA010376XXXXXXLASALLE BANK, N.A. AS

TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMITRUST SERIES 2006-RM5

Plaintiff, vs. VICTORIA E. SINCLAIR; et al., Defendants. RE-NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT

TO CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated June 9, 2008 and an OrderResetting Sale filed February 19,2010, and entered in Case No.362007CA010376XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of theTwentieth Judicial Circuit in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinLASALLE BANK, N.A. ASTRUSTEE FOR THE MLMITRUST SERIES 2006-RM5 isPlaintiff and VICTORIA E. SIN-CLAIR; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2;and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 in Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on March 24, 2010, thefollowing described property asset forth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

LOTS 24 AND 25, BLOCK 3642,UNIT 48, CAPE CORAL,ACCORDING TO THE MAP ORPLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEDIN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGES 135THROUGH 144, INCLUSIVE, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 19, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-

lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

February 27, March 6, 201078217

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA063117XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP,

Plaintiff,vs.MANUEL J. VALDEZ, et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA063117XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP is Plaintiffand MANUEL J. VALDEZ; SILVIAA. VALDEZ; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 9, BLOCK 13, BONITASPRINGS, A SUBDIVISIONACCORDING TO THE PLAT ORMAP THEREOF DESCRIBED INPLAT BOOK 3, AT PAGE(S) 26,OF PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078341

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA060564XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP

Plaintiff,vs.RODRIGO PASSALAQUA; et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA060564XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP is Plaintiffand RODRIGO PASSALAQUA;NALY PASSALAQUA; TIMBERRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSO-CIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 31 day ofMarch, 2010, the followingdescribed property as set forth insaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 15, BLOCK C, TIMBER RIDGE,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 66, PAGES 98THROUGH 101, PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078343

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA,

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA063294XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP,

Plaintiff,vs.JOHN F. HOWARD; et al.,Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, and

entered in Case No.362009CA063294XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP is Plaintiffand JOHN F. HOWARD; JUDITHS. HOWARD; MARBELLA ATSPANISH WELLS I CONDOMINI-UM ASSOCIATION, INC.;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 31 day ofMarch, 2010, the followingdescribed property as set forth insaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit:

UNIT 2311 MARBELLA AT SPAN-ISH WELLS I, A CONDO,ACCORDING TO THE DECLA-RATION OF CONDOMINIUMTHEREOF, AS RECORDED INOFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK4306, PAGE 1125, AS RECORD-ED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDSOF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA;SAID LAND SITUATE, LYINGAND BEING IN LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA,

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078344

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066302XXXXXXU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-

TION, AS TRUSTEE OF J .P.MORGAN ALTERNATIVE LOANTRUST 2006-A2,

Plaintiff, vs.STEVEN M. GEDDRY; et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066302XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-TION, AS TRUSTEE OF J.P.MORGAN ALTERNATIVE LOANTRUST 2006-A2 is Plaintiff andSTEVEN M. GEDDRY; SOUTH-WEST FLORIDA REGIONALMEDICAL CENTER, INC. D/B/ASOUTHWEST FLORIDAREGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe‘Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 Florida, at 11:00 a.m. onthe 1st day of April, 2010, the fol-lowing described property as setforth in said Order or FinalJudgment, to-wit:

Lots 10 and 11, Block 1281, Unit 18,Cape Coral, a subdivision accord-ing to the plat thereof as recordedin Plat Book 13, at Pages 96through 120 inclusive, of thePublic Records of Lee County,Florida.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078345

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066380XXXXXXU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-

TION, AS TRUSTEE OF MASTRADJUSTABLE RATE MORT-GAGES TRUST 2007-3,

Plaintiff, vs.ROBERT MACKENDRICK, et al Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No,362009CA066380XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-TION, AS TRUSTEE OF MASTRADJUSTABLE RATE MORT-GAGES TRUST 2007-3 is Plaintiffand ROBERT MACKENDRICK;MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATIONS, INC., ACTINGSOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR

AEGIS WHOLESALE CORPORA-TION, MIN NO.1000530300l0736941; THEUNKNOWN SPOUSE OFROBERT MACKENDRICK;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at 11:00 a.m. on the 1stday of April, 2010, the followingdescribed property as set forth insaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 16, BLOCK 114, UNIT 11,SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 44SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST,LEHIGH ACRES, ACCORDINGTO THE PLAT THEREOFRECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15,PAGE 58, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078346

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA067656XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE, FORCWMBS, INC, CHL MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH TRUST 2007-HY6 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2007-HY6,

Plaintiff, vs. ALFRED C. NOVA, II, et alDefendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA067656XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE, FORCWMBS, INC, CHL MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH TRUST 2007-HY6 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2007-HY6 is Plaintiff andALFRED C. NOVA, II; KERRY C.NOVA; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2;and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at theLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at 11:00 a.m. on the 31 dayof March, 2010, the followingdescribed property as set forth insaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 2, CRANBROOK HARBORSUBDIVISION AS PER PLATTHEREOF, RECORDED IN PLATBOOK 32, PAGE 143 AND 144,OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OFLEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onMarch 1, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: S. HughesAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078348

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA067070XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWMBS, INC., CHL MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH TRUST 2006-OA5 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2006-OA5,

Plaintiff vs. KIM FRERICHS; STACEY

FRERICHS; MORTGAGE ELEC-TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FORFIRST MAGNUS FINANCIALCORPORATION MIN NO.100039257450148563; SB IIIINVESTMENT, LLC; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED,

Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA067070XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWMBS, INC., CPU. MORT-GAGE PASS-THROUGH TRUST2006-OA5 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2006-OA5 is Plaintiff andKIM FRERICHS; STACEYFRERICHS; MORTGAGE ELEC-TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FORFIRST MAGNUS FINANCIALCORPORATION MIN NO.l00039257450148563; SB IIIINVESTMENT, LLC; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 27 day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOTS 12 AND 13, BLOCK 586,UNIT 12, CAPE CORAL SUBDI-VISION, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 13, PAGES 49THROUGH 55, INCLUSIVE, PUB-LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078349

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066635XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.AS TRUSTEE FOR HOLDERSOF SAMI II 2006-AR6, MTGPASS-THROUGH CERTS,SERIES 2006-AR6,

Plaintiff,vs.THOMAS E. MESSINA, JR., et al Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066635XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.AS TRUSTEE FOR HOLDERSOF SAMI II 2006-AR6, MTGPASS-THROUGH CERTS,SERIES 2006-AR6 is Plaintiff andTHOMAS E. MESSINA, JR.;CATHERINE C. MESSINA,HEALTHPARK FLORIDA PROP-ERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION,INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

Lot 4, in Block 51, of Sail Harbour atHealthpark, a subdivision accord-ing to the plat thereof as recordedin instrument number2005000068039, of the PublicRecords of Lee County, Florida.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078350

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA068132XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVELOAN TRUST 2006-19CB,MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-19CB,

Plaintiff,vs.LA MERCIE BENEL; CENEL

BENEL; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.

2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED,

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered m Case No.362009CA068132XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinBANK OF NEW YORK MELLONFKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK,AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER-TIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT,INC., ALTERNATIVE LOANTRUST 2006-19CB, MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH CERTIFI-CATES, SERIES 2006-19CB isPlaintiff and LA MERCIE BENEL;CENEL BENEL; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 am. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 5, BLOCK 13, UNIT 3, SEC-TION 19, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, FLORIDA, ACCORDINGTO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE-OF ON FILE IN THE COURT OFTHE CLERK THE CIRCUITCOURT, RECORDED IN PLATBOOK 26, PAGE 24, PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078351

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066294XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON TRUST COMPANY,NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONF/K/A THE BANK OF NEWYORK TRUST COMPANY,N.A.,AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMOR-GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONALASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEEFOR THE MLMI SURF TRUSTSERIES 2005-AB2,

Plaintiff,vs. EMILY STRAUSS, et al Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066294XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in andfor Lee County, Florida, whereinTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-LON TRUST COMPANY,NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/ATHE BANK OF NEW YORKTRUST COMPANY, N.A., ASSUCCESSOR TO JPMORGANCHASE BANK, NATIONALASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEEFOR THE MLMI SURF TRUSTSERIES 2005-AB2 is Plaintiff andEMILY STRAUSS, HAU TRAN;MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.AS NOMINEE FOR FREMONTINVESTMENT AND LOAN MINNO. 1001944-8000040561-1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash at LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 23 AND 24, BLOCK 2610,CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION,UNIT 37, ACCORDING TO THEMAP OR PLAT THEREOF ASRECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17,PAGE 15, PUBLIC RECORDS OFLEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ACLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall be pub-lished twice, once a week for twoconsecutive weeks with the lastpublication being at least 5 daysprior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078352

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362008CA050759

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XXXXXXBANK OF NEW YORK AS

TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI-CATEHOLDERS CWABS, INC.ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-CATES, SERIES 2006-BC5,

Plaintiff.vs.GERARDO GALLARDO; et al.Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362008CA050759XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein BANK OF NEW YORKAS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER-TIFICATEHOLDERS CWABS,INC. ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-CATES, SERIES 2006-BCS isPlaintiff and GERARDO GALLAR-DO; GERARDO RODRIGUEZMARTIN; XIOMARA MOREJON;MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.AS NOMINEE FOR OWNITMORTGAGE SOLUTIONS, INC.MIN NO. 100224640000498304;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 27 day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOTS 42 AND 43, BLOCK 167, SANCARLOS PARK SUBDIVISION,UNIT 13, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF RECORDED INOFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 9,AT PAGE 198, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078353

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA067004XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP F/K/A COUNTRYWIDEHOME LOANS SERVICING LP,

Plaintiff,vs.EUGENIA G. CARSON; MORT-

GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. ASNOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDEBANK, FSB MIN NO. 1001337-0002236302-5;UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWNPARTIES CLAIMING INTER-ESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDEROR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED,

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA067004XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein BAC HOME LOANSSERVICING, LP F/K/A COUN-TRYWIDE HOME LOANS SER-VICING LP is Plaintiff and EUGE-NIA G. CARSON; MORTGAGEELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONSYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEEFOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK,FSB MIN NO. 1001337-0002236302-5; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 52, CHULA VISTA MANOR,ACCORDING TO THE PLATRECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17,PAGE 30, AS RECORDED INTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID LANDSITUATE, LYING AND BEING INLEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

SERVICE LIST

Case No. 362009CA067004XXXXXXCHRISTINE F WRIGHT, ESQAttorney For EUGENIA G. CARSON2735 SANTA BARBARA BLVD STE

201CAPE CORAL, FL 33914

MERSElectronic Data Systems

Corporation3300 SW 34TH AVE, STE 101OCALA, FL 34474March 6, 13, 201078357

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA067906XXXXXXTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-

LON FKA THE BANK OF NEWYORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THEC E R T I F I C A T E H O L D E R SCWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVELOAN TRUST 2006-OC8, MORT-GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER-TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OC8,

Plaintiff, vs.GLENN E. KLAUSNER; et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA067906XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein THE BANK OF NEWYORK MELLON FKA THE BANKOF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEEFOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLD-ERS CWALT, INC., ALTERNA-TIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-OC8,MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OC8 is Plaintiff and GLENN E.KLAUSNER; WELLS FARGOBANK, N.A.; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 36 AND 37, BLOCK 1634,UNIT 30, CAPE CORAL SUBDI-VISION, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEDIN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 26THROUGH 34, INCLUSIVE, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078365

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362008CA008136XXXXXXBANK UNITED FSB AND GREEN

TREE SERVICING, LLC,Plaintiff, vs.PAULA M. PEREZ, et al., Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362008CA008136XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein GREEN TREE SERVIC-ING, LLC is Plaintiff and PAULAM. PEREZ; HILARIO H. DIAZ;SUNBELT SALES AND DEVEL-OPMENT CORP.; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANT NO. 2; and ALLUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINGINTERESTS BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, at 11:00a.m. on the 31 day of March,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 16 & 17, BLOCK 2536, UNIT36, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 112 OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: S. JonesAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078339

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE

COUNTY, FLORIDA.CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066695XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP,

Plaintiff,vs.JANET SHIDLER A/K/A JANET M.

SHIDLER, et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066695XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein BAC HOME LOANSSERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRY-WIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LP is Plaintiff and JANETSHIDLER A/K/A JANET M. SHI-DLER; FOXMOOR VILLAGECONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,INC.; MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY-WIDE HOME LOANS, INC. MINNO. 1000157-0007077291-4;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901 at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

UNIT NO. 4, BUILDING 2006 OFFOXMOOR VILLAGE, A CONDO-MINIUM ACCORDING TO THEDECLARATION OF CONDO-MINIUM THEREOF RECORDEDIN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK153 5, PAGE 751 OF THE PUB-LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA, AND ALL AMEND-MENTS THERETO, TOGETHERWITH ITS UNDIVIDED SHARE INTHE COMMON ELEMENTS.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078340

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA064088XXXXXXBAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,

LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LP,

Plaintiff,vs.DONNOVAN R. BRYAN; MAXIEN

A. BRYAN; MORTGAGE ELEC-TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FORCOUNTRYWIDE BANK, A DIVI-SION OF TREASURY BANK,N.A. MIN NO. 1001337-0000549753-5; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWNPARTIES CLAIMING INTER-ESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDEROR AGAINST A NAMEDDEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED,

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA064088XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein BAC HOME LOANSSERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRY-WIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LP is Plaintiff and DONNO-VAN R. BRYAN; MAXIEN A.BRYAN; MORTGAGE ELEC-TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FORCOUNTRYWIDE BANK, A DIVI-SION OF TREASURY BANK,N.A. MIN NO. 1001337-0000549753-5; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR-TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 am. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 6, BLOCK 20, UNIT 14, SEC-TION 26, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, AS PER PLAT THERE-OF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK15, PAGE 74, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078342

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA062654XXXXXXU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-

TION AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAAHOME EQUITY TRUST 2006-12ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-CATES SERIES 2006-12,

Plaintiff,vs. DIANE E. WESTON, et al.,Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA062654XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein U.S. BANK NATIONALASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEEFOR GSAA HOME EQUITYTRUST 2006-12 ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATESSERIES 2006-12 is Plaintiff andDIANE E. WESTON; VILLAGECREEK CONDOMINIUM ASSO-CIATION, INC.; MORTGAGEELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONSYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEEFOR GREENPOINT MORTGAGEFUNDING, INC. MIN NO.100013800892497831; D.J.W.PROPERTIES (VT) LLC.; THEUNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OFTHE 2855 WINKLER AVENUEUNIT NUMBER 105, FORTMYERS FLORIDA 33916 LANDTRUST; THE UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF DIANE E. WEST-ON; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 31 day ofMarch, 2010, the followingdescribed property as set forth insaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit:

CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. 105,BUILDING 1, OF VILLAGECREEK, A CONDOMINIUM,ACCORDING TO THE DECLA-RATION THEREOF, ASRECORDED IN CLERKS FILENUMBER 2005000192444, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078347

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 362009CA066638XXXXXXDEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL

TRUST COMPANY., ASTRUSTEE UNDER THE POOL-ING AND SERVICING AGREE-MENT RELATING TO IMPACSECURED ASSETS CORP.,MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-1,

Plaintiff,vs.LESTER SCHULZ A/K/A LESTER

H. SCHULZ, et al.,Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066638XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein DEUTSCHE BANKNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.,AS TRUSTEE UNDER THEPOOLING AND SERVICINGAGREEMENT RELATING TOIMPAC SECURED ASSETSCORP., MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2007-1 is Plaintiff andLESTER SCHULZ A/K/A LESTERH. SCHULZ; STEVEN SCHULZ;MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.AS NOMINEE FOR IMPACFUNDING CORPORATION DBAIMPAC LENDING GROUP MINNO. 100053525032006082;ISLAND CLUB AT CORKSCREWWOODLANDS HOMEOWNERS’ASSOCIATION, INC.; TAMMYSCHULZ; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 1 ; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901, at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

Lot 40, The Island Club atCorkscrew Woodlands, Phase II,according to the plat thereof,recorded in Plat Book 58, Page14, of the Public Records of LeeCounty, Florida.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078354

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA067127XXXXXXLASALLE BANK NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEEON BEHALF OF GSAA HOMEEQUITY TRUST 2006-14ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-CATES SERIES 2006-14,

Plaintiff, vs.ORLANDO TORRES A/K/A

ORLANDO N. TORRES, et al.,Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA067127XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein LASALLE BANKNATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ASTRUSTEE ON BEHALF OFGSAA HOME EQUITY TRUST2006-14 ASSET-BACKED CER-TIFICATES SERIES 2006-14 isPlaintiff and Orlando Torres A/k/aOrlando N. Torres; MortgageElectronic Registration Systems,Inc. as Nominee for ServiceMortgage Underwriters, Inc. MinNo. 1004294-0000078990-2;Royal Greens at GatewayCondominium Association, Inc.;the Unknown Spouse of OrlandoTorres A/k/a Orlando N. Torres;Unknown Tenant No. 1; UnknownTenant No. 2; and All UnknownParties Claiming Interests By,Through, under or Against aNamed Defendant to this Action,or Having or Claiming to HaveAny Right, Title or Interest in theProperty Herein Described, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor CivilOffice, Fort Myers, FL 33901 at11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. 614,BUILDING 6, OF ROYALGREENS AT GATEWAY CON-DOMINIUM, A CONDOMINIUM,ACCORDING TO THE DECLA-RATION OF CONDOMINIUM,THEREOF, AS RECORDEDUNDER CLERK’S FILE NO.200600154122, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITHALL APPURTENANCE THERE-TO, AND AN UNDIVIDED INTER-EST IN THE COMMON ELE-MENTS OF THE SAID CONDO-MINIUM.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078355

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 362009CA066758XXXXXXGREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC, F Plaintiff,vs.GUILLERMO CARABEO, et al., Defendants.NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO

CHAPTER 45NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or SummaryFinal Judgment of foreclosuredated February 26, 2010, andentered in Case No.362009CA066758XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in

and for Lee County, Florida,wherein Green Tree Servicing,LLC is Plaintiff and GUILLERMOCARABEO; UNKNOWN TENANTNO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO.2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BY,THROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TOHAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED, areDefendants, I will sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash atLee County Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, 2nd Floor, CivilOffice Lobby, Fort Myers, FL33901 at Lee County, Florida, at11:00 a.m. on the 27 day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said Orderor Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 2, BLOCK 6, MCGREGORESTATES, ACCORDING TO THEMAP OR PLAT THEREOF ASRECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10,PAGE 39, PUBLIC RECORDSOF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS MUST FILEA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

DATED in Ft. Myers, Florida, onFebruary 26, 2010

CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerAs Deputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of your

receipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Pursuant to Florida Statute45.031(2), this notice shall bepublished twice, once a week fortwo consecutive weeks with thelast publication being at least 5days prior to the sale.

March 6, 13, 201078356

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANDFOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

CASE NO: 08-052886-CA-HTHE BANK OF NEW YORK AS

TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFITOF ALTERNATIVE LOANTRUST 2007-J1 MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH CERTIFI-CATES, SERIES 2007-J1

Plaintiff, vs.MICHAEL DONAHUE A/K/A

MICHAEL P, DONAHUE, VIN-DYA DONAHUE, and anyunknown heirs, devisees,grantees, creditors, and otherunknown persons or unknownspouses claiming by, throughand under any of the above-named Defendants,

Defendants.AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE-

CLOSURE SALENOTICE is hereby given that the

undersigned Clerk of the CircuitCourt of Lee County, Florida, willon the 25 day of March, 2010, at11:00 AM at Lee County JusticeCenter, 1700 Monroe St., Ft.Myers, FL 33901, 2nd Floor CivilOffice Lobby, offer for sale andsell at public outcry to the highestand best bidder for cash, the fol-lowing-described property situatein Lee County, Florida:

Lot(s) 15, Block 302, Unit 52,GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION,LEHIGH ACRES, Section 6,Township 44 South, Range 27East, according to the plat thereof,as recorded Plat Book 27,Page(s) 75 inclusive, in the PublicRecords of Lee County, Florida,

pursuant to the Final Judgmententered in a case pending in saidCourt, the style of which is indicat-ed above.

Any person or entity claiming aninterest in the surplus, if any,resulting from the forcefulnesssale, other than the propertyowner as of the date of the LisPendens, must file a claim onsame with the Clerk of Court with-in 60 days after the foreclosuresale.

WITNESS my hand and official sealof said Court this 19 day ofFebruary, 2010.

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you a entitled, at no costto you, to the provision of certainassistance. Please Ken Kellum,Court Operations Manager whoseoffice is located at the Lee CountyJustice Center, 1700 MonroeStreet, Fort Myers, FLU 33901,and whose telephone number is(239) 533-1700 within two work-ing days of your receipt of thisnotice of sale; if you are hearing orvoice impaired call 1-800-955-8771.

CHARLIE GREEN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkFebruary 27, March 6, 201078218

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANDFOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

CASE NO: 07-9785-CA-GHSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEEFOR J .P. MORGAN ALTERNA-TIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-A7

Plaintiff,vs.GARY J. GRASSO, JR.;

UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GARYJ. GRASSO, JR.; HOME EQUITYOF AMERICA, INC., and anyunknown heirs, devisees,grantees, creditors, and otherunknown persons or unknownspouses claiming by, throughand under any of the above-named Defendants,

Defendants.AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE-

CLOSURE SALENOTICE is hereby given that the

undersigned Clerk of the CircuitCourt of Lee County, Florida, willon the 31 day of March, 2010, at11:00 AM at Lee County JusticeCenter, 1700 Monroe St., Ft.Myers,FL 33901, 2nd Floor CivilOffice Lobby, offer for sale andsell at public outcry to the highestand best bidder for cash, the fol-lowing-described property situatein Lee County, Florida:

Lot 33 and a part of Lot 32, Block4958, Unit 73, CAPE CORALSUBDIVISION, as recorded onMap or Plat thereof, recorded inPlat Book 23, Pages 27 through40, inclusive, of the PublicRecords of Lee County, Florida,said part of Lot 32 beingdescribed as follows:

Begin at the Northwest corner ofsaid Lot 32; thence North 89degrees 55’ 28” East, on the Northline of said Lot a distance of 66.76feet; thence South 39 degrees 04’19” West, a distance of 164.73feet to the Southerly line of saidLot; thence North 45 degrees 07’03” West on said Southerly line adistance of 3.90 feet to theSouthwest corner of said Lot 32;thence North 17 degrees 40’ 09”East on the Westerly line of saidLot, a distance of 131.24 feet tothe Point of Beginning.

pursuant to the Final Judgmententered in a case pending in saidCourt, the style of which is indicat-ed above.

Any person or entity claiming aninterest in the surplus, if any,resulting from the forcefulnesssale, other than the propertyowner as of the date of the LisPendens, must file a claim onsame with the Clerk of Court with-in 60 days after the foreclosuresale.

WITNESS my hand and official sealof said Court this 1 day of March,2010.

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you a entitled, at no costto you, to the provision of certainassistance. Please Ken Kellum,Court Operations Manager whoseoffice is located at the Lee CountyJustice Center, 1700 MonroeStreet, Fort Myers, FLU 33901,and whose telephone number is(239) 533-1700 within two work-ing days of your receipt of thisnotice of sale; if you are hearing orvoice impaired call 1-800-955-8771.

CHARLIE GREEN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkMarch 6, 13, 201078366

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANDFOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO. 09-CA-061914S&P CAPITAL CORPORATION, a

Florida corporation,Plaintiff, vs.ALVIN V. PEREZ, Defendant. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to a Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 26,2010, entered in Civil CaseNo.09-CA-061914 of the CircuitCourt of the Judicial Circuit in andfor LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA, I willsell to the highest and best bidderfor cash, in the Civil Lobby on the2nd floor of the Lee County

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Justice Center, 1700 MonroeStreet, Fort Myers, Florida 33901,in accordance with section45.031, Florida Statutes, at 11:00o’clock a.m. on the 1 day of April,2010, the following describedproperty as set forth in said FinalJudgment, to wit:

Lot 2, Block 62, UNIT 7, LEHIGHACRES, SECTION 35, TOWN-SHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE 26EAST, according to the Plat there-of, of record in Plat Book 15,Page(s) 91, of the Public Recordsof Lee County, Florida.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens,must file a claim within sixty |60[days after the sale.

DATED this 26 day of February,2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: G.V. SmartDeputy Clerk If you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

March 6, 13, 201078361

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INAND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI-DA.

CASE No. 36-2009-CA-058117BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff,vs.PINEDA, WILFREDO, et. al., Defendants.RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or FinalJudgment entered in Case No. 36-2009-CA-058117 of the CircuitCourt of the 20TH Judicial Circuitin and for LEE County, Florida,wherein, BANK OF AMERICA,N.A., Plaintiff, and, PINEDA, WIL-FREDO, et. al., are Defendants, Iwill sell to the highest bidder forcash at AT THE LEE COUNTYJUSTICE CENTER, 1700 MON-ROE STREET, 2ND FLOORCIVIL OFFICE LOBBY, FT.MYERS, at the hour of 11:00A.M., on the 31 day of March,2010, the following describedproperty:

Lots 15 and 16, Block 110 of UNIT12, SECTION 2 TOWNSHIP 45SOUTH, RANGE 26 EASTLEHIGH ACRES, according to thePlat thereof as recorded in PlatBook 15, Page(s) 94, of the PublicRecords of Lee County, Florida.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

DATED this 1 day of March, 2010.CHARLIE GREENClerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkMarch 6, 13, 201078360

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INAND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI-DA.

CASE No. 36-2008-CA-023635MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG-

ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,AND COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS, INC. AND THE BANKOF NEW YORK MELLON FKATHE BANK OF NEW YORK, ASTRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI-CATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC.,ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST2006-45T1, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2006-45T1,

Plaintiff,vs. LEATHER, KATIA, et. al., Defendants.RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to an Order or FinalJudgment entered in Case No. 36-2008-CA-023635 of the CircuitCourt of the 20TH Judicial Circuitin and for LEE County, Florida,wherein, THE BANK OF NEWYORK MELLON FKA THE BANKOF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEEFOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLD-ERS CWALT, INC., ALTERNA-TIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-45T1,MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-45T1, Plaintiff and, LEATHER,KATIA, et. al., are Defendants, Iwill sell to the highest bidder forcash AT THE LEE COUNTY JUS-TICE CENTER, 1700 MONROESTREET, 2ND FLOOR CIVILOFFICE LOBBY, FT. MYERS,Florida, at the hour of 11:00 A.M.,on the 29 day of March, 2010, thefollowing described property:

LOT 7, BLOCK 7020, LA VIDA, ASUBDIVISION ACCORDING TOTHE PLAT THEREOF ASRECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 72,PAGES 56 & 57, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

DATED this 1 day of March, 2010.CHARLIE GREENClerk, Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkMarch 6, 13, 201078367

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 08-CA-016171US BANK, NA. Plaintiff, v.DAVID W. WALTERS, JODY M.

WALTERS; and all unknownparties claiming by, through,under or against the hereinnamed Defendants, who are notknown to be dead or alive,whether said unknown partiesclaim as heirs, devisees,

grantees, assignees, lienors,creditors, trustees, spouses, orother claimants; TENANT #1and/or TENANT #2, the partiesintended to account for the per-son or persons in possession;MIRASOL I CONDOMINIUMASSOCIATION AT MIROMARLAKES, INC.; MIROMAR LAKESMASTER ASSOCIATION, INC.

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

UNIT 407, BUILDING 2, MIRASOL IAT MIROMAR LAKES, A CON-DOMINIUM, TOGETHER WITHAN UNDIVIDED INTEREST INTHE COMMON ELEMENTSAPPURTENANT THERETO,ACCORDING TO THE DECLA-RATION OF CONDOMINIUMTHEREOF, AS RECORDEDUNDER CLERK’S INSTRUMENTNUMBER 2006000117412, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETHERWITH ANY AMENDMENTSTHERETO.

a/k/a 10721 MIRASOL DR. APT407, MIROMAR LAKES, FL33913

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 24,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: S. HughesDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078220

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. O9-CA-056209U.S. BANK, N.A.Plaintiff,v.HUBERT GARRIDO; GISEL COR-

BEA; and all unknown partiesclaiming by, through, under oragainst the herein namedDefendants, who are not knownto be dead or alive, whethersaid unknown parties claim asheirs, devisees, grantees,assignees, lienors, creditors,trustees, spouses, or otherclaimants; TENANT #1 and/orTENANT #2, the parties intend-ed to account for the person orpersons in possession; CAPECORAL CIVIC ASSOCIATION,INC.

Defendants. NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOTS 3 AND 4, BLOCK 916, CAPECORAL UNIT 26, ACCORDINGTO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE-OF, AS RECORDED IN PLATBOOK 14, PAGE 117, OF THEPUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 142 S.E. 26TH TERRACE,CAPE CORAL, FL 33904

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 24,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: S. JonesDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078221

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 08-CA-004454BANK OF NEW YORK AND THE

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLONF/K/A THE BANK OF NEWYORK AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, ASTRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFITOF THE CERTIFICATE HOLD-ERS OF EQUITY ONE ABS, INC.MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHCERTIFICATES SERIES 2004-1

Plaintiff,v.BARNEY E. RAULERSON, JR.,

UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BAR-NEY E. RAULERSON, JR.; andall unknown parties claimingby, through, under or againstthe herein named Defendants,who are not known to be deador alive, whether said unknownparties claim as heirs, devisees,grantees, assignees, lienors,creditors, trustees, spouses, orother claimants; TENANT #1and/or TENANT #2, the partiesintended to account for the per-son or persons in possession;MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC,ª

Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOTS 50 51, BLOCK 2305, UNIT36, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 16, PAGES 112THROUGH 130, INCLUSIVE,PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 2714 NE 3RD AVENUE, CAPECORAL, FL 33909

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 22,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078222

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 09-CA-056326BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION, AS SUCCES-SOR BY MERGER TO LASALLEBANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-TION, AS TRUSTEE FORSTRUCTURED ASSET SECURI-TIES CORPORATION, SERIES2006-RF1

Plaintiff,v.RICHARD BYRON SAPP A/K/A

RICHARD B. SAPP; TANYA A.SAPP, and all unknown partiesclaiming by, through, under oragainst the herein namedDefendants, who are not knownto be dead or alive, whethersaid unknown parties claim asheirs, devisees, grantees,assignees, lienors, creditors,trustees, spouses, or otherclaimants; TENANT #1 and/orTENANT #2, the parties intend-ed to account for the person orpersons in possession; UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA,DEPARTMENT OF HOUSINGAND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOT 6, BLOCK 37, UNIT 8, SEC-TION 3, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD-ED IN PLAT BOOK 26, PAGE 10,OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OFLEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 3853 HOFFMAN STREET,FORT MYERS, FL 33905

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on April 20,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: S. JonesDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078223

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 36-2009-CA-061788WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., SUC-

CESSOR BY MERGER TOWELLS FARGO HOME MORT-GAGE, INC.

Plaintiff,v.J. ISAIAS TRUJILLO; TOMDSA

COSTANEDA; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2;and all unknown parties claim-ing by, through, under oragainst the above namedDefendant(s), who (is/are) notknown to be dead or alive,whether said unknown partiesclaim as heirs, devisees,grantees, assignees, lienors,creditors, trustees, spouses, orother claimants; SAN CARLOSPARK CIVIC ASSOCIATION,INC.

Defendants. NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOTS 10 AND 11, BLOCK 251, OFTHAT CERTAIN SUBDIVISIONKNOWN AS SAN CARLOSPARK, UNIT 19, ACCORDINGTO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE-OF ON FILE AND RECORDED INTHE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OFTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA, IN OFFI-CIAL RECORDS BOOK 371,PAGE 473.

a/k/a 9052 SHADDOCK RD W, FTMYERS, FL 33912

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 24,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: S. JonesDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078224

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 09-CA-053743WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Plaintiff,v.

YONNY LADINO; YASIRA LADI-NO; and all unknown partiesclaiming by, through, under oragainst the herein namedDefendants, who are not knownto be dead or alive, whethersaid unknown parties claim asheirs, devisees, grantees,assignees, lienors, creditors,trustees, spouses, or otherclaimants; TENANT #1 and/orTENANT #2, the parties intend-ed to account for the person orpersons in possession

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOT 8, BLOCK 111, UNIT 10,NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 27,TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE26 EAST, LEHIGH ACRES,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF, AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 15, AT PAGE 76, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 4003 12th Street West, LehighAcres, 33971

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 22,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: K. DixDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078225

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 36-2009-CA-050367WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.Plaintiff,v.GOPALA K. KISTAMMA, BABITA

KISTAMMA; and all unknownparties claiming by, through,under or against the hereinnamed Defendants, who are notknown to be dead or alive,whether said unknown partiesclaim as heirs, devisees,grantees, assignees, lienors,creditors, trustees, spouses, orother claimants, TENANT #1and/or TENANT #2, the partiesintended to account for the per-son or persons in possession;BANK or AMERICA, NA.

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 19,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOT 16, BLOCK 21, UNIT 7,LEHIGH ESTATES, SECTION 33,TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE26 EAST, ACCORDING TO THEMAP OR PLAT THEREOF ONFILE AND RECORDED IN THEOFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THECIRCUIT COURT IN PLAT BOOK15, PAGE 87, OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

a/k/a 1133 GILBERT AVE S,LEHIGH ACRES FL 33973-2611

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on March 22,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 19day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

February 27, March 6, 201078226

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 09-CA-056328U.S. BANK, N.A.Plaintiff,v.MICHAEL HUDAK; UN OWN

SPOUSE OF MICHAEL HUDAK;and all unknown parties claim-ing by, through, under oragainst the herein namedDefendants, who are not knownto be dead or alive, whethersaid unknown parties claim asheirs, devisees, grantees,assignees, lienors, creditors,trustees, spouses, or otherclaimants, TENANT #1 and/orTENANT #2, the parties intend-ed to account for the person orpersons in possession; FLORI-DA HOUSING FINANCE COR-PORATION; LEE COUNTY, APOLITICAL SUBDIVISION OFTHE STATE OF FLORIDA;PRIME ACCEPTANCE CORP.

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 26,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as:

LOT 11, BLOCK C, UNIT 1, TRAIL-WINDS SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF, RECORDED IN PLATBOOK 12, PAGE 147, OF THEPUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 2213 Brandon Street, Ft.Myers, Florida 33907-3031

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on May 4,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 26day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

March 6, 13, 201078358

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CASE NO. 36-2009-CA-058610US BANK, N.A.Plaintiff,v.RONALD VOLTAIRE;

EMMANUELLA C. VOLTAIREA/K/A EMIMANUELLACHARLES VOLTAIRE;UNKNOWN TENANT 1;UNKNOWN TENANT 2; and allunknown parties claiming by,through, under or against theabove named Defendant(s),who (is/are) not known to bedead or alive, whether saidunknown parties claim as heirs,devisees, grantees, assignees,lienors, creditors, trustees,spouses, or other claimants

Defendants. NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that, pursuant

to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 26,2010, in this cause, I will sell theproperty situated in LEE County,Florida, described as;

LOT 2, BLOCK 99, UNIT 20, SEC-TION 8, SOUTHWOOOD, TOWN-SHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 27EAST, LEHIGH ACRES,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF, AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 26, PAGE 83, PUB-LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA.

a/k/a 425 PIPER AVE, LEHIGHACRES, FL 33974-2406

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor, Civil Officein Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at11:00 o’clock a.m., on May 4,2010.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the lis pendens mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

Dated at Fort Myers, Florida this 26day of February, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkIf you are a person with a disability

who needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat Lee County Justice Center,Room 3112, 1700 Monroe Street,Fort Myers, FL 33901, and whosetelephone number is 239-533-1700 within two working days ofyour receipt of the Notice; If hear-ing or voice impaired, 1-800-955-8771.

March 6, 13, 201078359

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA

CASE NO. 36-2009-CA-067489-LINDYMAC VENTURE, LLC, Plaintiff,vs.UVER SOTO; OLGA VELIZ; ANY

AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING BY, THROUGH,UNDER, AND AGAINST THEHEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUALDEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOTKNOWN TO BE DEAD ORALIVE, WHETHER SAIDUNKNOWN PARTIES MAYCLAIM AN INTEREST ASSPOUSES, HEIRS DEVISEES,GRANTEES, OR OTHERCLAIMANTS; UNKNOWN TEN-ANT # 1 IN POSSESSION OFTHE SUBJECT PROPERTY;UNKNOWN TENANT # 2 IN POS-SESSION OF THE SUBJECTPROPERTY;

Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-

suant to a Final Judgment ofForeclosure dated February 26,2010, and entered in Case No. 36-2009-CA-067489-L, of the CircuitCourt of the Twentieth JudicialCircuit in and for LEE County,Florida. INDYMAC VENTURE,LLC, is Plaintiff and UVER SOTO;OLGA VELIZ., are defendants. Iwill sell to the highest and bestbidder for cash in the LEE COUN-TY JUSTICE CENTER, 2NDFLOOR, CIVIL OFFICE, 1700Monroe Street, Ft. Myers, at 11:00a.m., on the 1 day of April, 2010,the following described propertyas set forth in said FinalJudgment, to wit:

LOT 2, BLOCK 12, UNIT 2, SEC-TION 25, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 26 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, RECORDED INDEED BOOK 289, PAGE 206,PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

“Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than the property owner asof the date of the Lis Pendensmust file a claim within 60 daysafter the sale.”

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactKen Kellum, Court OperationsManager, whose office is locatedat the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers,Florida 33901, and whose tele-phone number is (239) 533-1700,within two working days of yourreceipt of this notice of sale. If youare hearing or voice impaired, call1-800-995-8771.

Dated this 26 day of February, 2010.CHARLIE GREENCLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURTBY: G.V. SmartAs Deputy ClerkMarch 6, 13, 201078362

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

Case No. 09-CA-055206Judge: GeraldREGIONS BANK, SUCCESSOR

BY MERGER WITH AMSOUTHBANK,

Plaintiff,vs.WILLIAM P. WHIFFEN, JR.,

STEPHANIE D. WHIFFEN, FIFTHTHIRD BANK UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF STEPHANIE D.WHIFFEN, JOHN DOE(S) ANDJANE DOE(S) AS UNKNOWNTENANTS IN POSSESSION, andALL UNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMING INTERESTS BYTHROUGH, UNDER ORAGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-DANT TO THIS ACTION, ORHAVING OR CLAIMING TO

HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE ORINTEREST IN THE PROPERTYHEREIN DESCRIBED,

Defendants.NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

pursuant to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure entered on February26, 2010, in Case No. 2009-CA-055206 of the Circuit Court of the20th Judicial Circuit for LeeCounty, Florida, in which RegionsBank, Successor by Merger withAmSouth Bank is Plaintiff, andWilliam P. Whiffen, Jr., StephanieD. Whiffen, Fifth Third Bank,Unknown Spouse of Stephanie D.Whiffen, John Doe(s) and JaneDoe(s) as Unknown Tenants inPossession, are Defendants, I willsell to the highest and best bidderfor cash in the Civil Office Lobbyof the Lee County Justice Center,1700 Monroe Street, 2”d Floor,Fort Myers, Florida 33901, at 11a.m. on the 31 day of March,2010, the following described realproperty as set forth in said FinalJudgment, to wit:

LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK 4517, UNIT64, CAPE CORAL SUBDIVISION,ACCORDING TO THE PLATTHEREOF, AS RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 21, PAGES 82 TO95, INCLUSIVE, IN THE PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA.

Any person or entity claiming aninterest in the surplus, if any,resulting from the foreclosuresale, other than the propertyowner as of the date of the LisPendens, must file a claim on thesame with the Clerk of Court with-in 60 days after the foreclosuresale.

If you are a person with a disabilitywho needs any accommodation inorder to participate in this pro-ceeding, you are entitled, at nocost to you, to the provision of cer-tain assistance. Please contactthe Deputy court Administratorwhose office is located at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe Street, Fort Myers, FL33901, and whose telephonenumber is (239) 533-1700, withintwo working days of your receiptof this Notice of Sale; if you arehearing or voice impaired, call 1-800-955-8771.

Dated this 26 day of February, 2010.CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit Court By: M. Parker As Deputy Clerk March 6, 13, 201078363

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE20th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OFFLORIDA, IN AND FOR LEECOUNTY

CIVIL DIVISIONCASE NO.: 09-CA-063794BANK OF AMERICA, NA, a

National Banking Association, Plaintiff, vs.SAN CARLOS PARK, L.L.C., a

Florida limited liability compa-ny, JUAN PORRO, an individ-ual, and DANIEL MENDICINO,an individual, and DILEKSAMIL, an individual, THEBOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-SIONERS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA, COBALT DEVELOP-MENT GROUP, INC., a Floridacorporation, TDM CONSULT-ING, INC., a Florida corporation

Defendants.NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given, pursuant to

Stipulated Final Judgment ofForeclosure entered in this causeon March 1, 2010, in the CircuitCourt of Lee County, Florida, I willsell the property situated in LeeCounty, Florida described as:

See Exhibit “A” attachedA TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND IN

THE WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 17,TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE25 EAST, LYING EAST OF U.S.HIGHWAY NO. 41, LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA, BEINGDESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

COMMENCING AT THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF THE SW 1/4OF THE NW 1/4 OF SAID SEC-TION 17, RUN N 88 DEGREES43‘ 40” E ALONG THE SOUTHLINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SEC-TION 17, A DISTANCE OF 329FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTCORNER OF SAN CARLOSPARK, SOUTHWEST ADDITION,AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK28 PAGES 9 THROUGH 11 OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE N0 DEGREES 40’ 12” W ALONGTHE WEST LINE OF SAIDSOUTHWEST ADDITION A DIS-TANCE OF 920.84 FEET TO THEPOINT OF BEGINNING;THENCE S 69 DEGREES 24’ 30”W 476.21 FEET; THENCE N 20DEGREES 035’ 30” W, 425 FEET;THENCE S 69 DEGREES 24’ 30”W 500 FEET; THENCE N 20DEGREES 35’ 30” W 350 FEETALONG THE NORTHEASTERLYRIGHT-OF-WAY OF STATEROAD NO.45 (U.S. NO.41 - 200FEET WIDE) TO THE NORTHLINE OF S 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4OF SAID SECTION 17; THENCEN 88 DEGREES 57’ 23” E ALONGSAID NORTH LINE 1181.88FEET TO THE WEST LINE OFPORT SAN CARLOS, UNIT 1, ASSHOWN IN O.R. BOOK 273,PAGE 670 THRU 675, PUBLICRECORDS OF LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA; THENCE S 0DEGREES 40’ 12” E ALONGSAID WEST LINE 403.70 FEETTO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.

at public sale, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash, at 11:00a.m., at the Lee County JusticeCenter 1700 Monroe Street, 2ndFloor, Civil Office, Ft. Myers, FL33901, on March 31, 2010.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN THE SURPLUSFROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYOWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHE LIS PENDENS, MUST FILEA CLAIM WITH THE CLERK OFCOURT WITHIN 60 DAYSAFTER THE SALE.

Dated this 1 day of March 2010.CHARLIE GREENClerk of the Circuit CourtBy: M. ParkerDeputy Clerk March 6, 13, 201078364

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

DIVISION: CIVIL CASE NO. 09-CC-008471PLANTATION BEACH CLUB

OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.,a Florida non-profit corpora-tion,

Plaintiff, vs. LAURA ALI NONNENMACHER

and JOHN NONNENMACHER,Defendants.NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

SALENOTICE is hereby given that the

undersigned, Clerk of Circuit andCounty Courts of Lee County,Florida, will on March 25, 2010, at11:00 o’clock A.M., at the LeeCounty Justice Center, 1700Monroe St., 2nd Floor Civil OfficeLobby in Ft. Myers, Florida,33901, offer for sale and sell atpublic outcry to the highest bidderfor cash, the following describedproperty situated in Lee County,Florida. The highest bidder shallimmediately post with the Clerk, adeposit equal to 5% of the finalbid. The deposit must be cash orcashier’s check payable to LeeCounty Clerk of Court. Final pay-ment must be made on or before4:00 p.m., of the date of the saleby cash or cashier’s check:

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Unit/Week Number(s) 48, inCondominium Parcel Unit 1015, ofPlantation Beach Club I, Phase B-2, a condominium, together withan undivided interest in the com-mon elements appurtenant there-to, according to the Declaration ofCondominium thereof recorded inOfficial Records Book 1230, Page1890, in the Public Records of LeeCounty, Florida, and allAmendments thereto, if any.

pursuant to the Final Judgment ofForeclosure entered in a casepending in said Court in theabove-styled cause.

Any person claiming an interest inthe surplus from the sale, if any,other than property owner as ofthe date of the Lis Pendens, mustfile a claim within 60 days after thesale.

WITNESS my hand and official sealof said Court this 22 day ofFebruary, 2010.

CHARLIE GREENClerk of Circuit and County CourtsBy: M. ParkerDeputy ClerkIF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A

DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANYACCOMMODATION IN ORDERTO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO-CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED,AT NO COST TO YOU, T0 THEPROVISION OF CERTAINASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON-TACT: KEN KELLUM, COURTOPERATIONS MANAGERWHOSE OFFICE IS LOCATEDAT LEE COUNTY COURT-HOUSE, 1700 MONROESTREET, FT. MYERS, FL 33901,TELEPHONE: 1-239-533-1700,WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OFYOUR RECEIPT OF THISNOTICE OF SALE; IF YOU AREHEARING OR VOICE IMPAIREDCALL: 1-800-955-8771;

Copies to:Michael J. Belle, Esq., 2364 Fruitville

Road, Sarasota, FL 34237,Attorney for Plaintiff

February 27, March 6, 201078219

FICTITIOUS NAMES

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REG-ISTER FICTITIOUS NAME

The undersigned does hereby certifythat he is conducting a DentalLaboratory business at 2226 SW 4Ct., Florida, under the fictitiousname of LECCA Lab and that saidfirm is composed of the followingpersons whose names and placesof residence are as follows:

Cesar Lecca2226 SW 4 Ct.Cape Coral, FL 33991Ownership of LECCA Lab is as fol-

lows:Cesar LeccaIt is our intention to apply to the

Department of State, Division ofCorporations, State of Florida toregister the said name of LECCALab under the provision ofChapter 90-267 (Fictitious NameAct), Laws of Florida (Section865.09, Florida Statutes), 1990.

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AUCTIONS

NOTICE OF DISPOSAL2007 Arrow Lite White Cub Pull

BehindVIN# VINNIV47CTA4J207J166734Tenant Jack LytleDel Prado Storage18251 N. Tamiami TrailN. Ft. Myers, FL 33818Dispose on March 11, 201012:00 NoonFebruary 27, March 6, 201078273

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE4M TOWING, LLC gives Notice of

Foreclosure of Lien and intent tosell these vehicles on 03/18/2010,09:00 am at 1956 DANA DR.,FORT MYERS, FL 33907-2104,pursuant to subsection 713.78 ofthe Florida Statutes. 4M TOWINGreserves the right to accept orreject any and/or all bids.

2000 HYUNDAIKMHJF35F8YU939446March 6, 201078446

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE:NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: G &C AUTOMOTIVE & TOWINGgives Notice of Foreclosure ofLien and intent to sell these vehi-cles on 03/17/2010, 08:00 am at10923 K-nine Dr BONITA SPGS,FL 34135, pursuant to subsection713.78 of the Florida Statutes. G &C AUTOMOTIVE & TOWINGreserves the right to accept orreject any and/or all bids.

Water TenderJ0K00611909 March 6, 201078420

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALERED’S O.K. AUTO & TRUCKREPAIR, INC. gives Notice ofForeclosure of Lien and intent to sellthese vehicles on 03/12/2010, 09:00am at 10550 Deer Run Farms Road,FORT MYERS, FL 33966, pursuantto subsection 713.78 of the FloridaStatutes. RED’S O.K. AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR, INC. reserves theright to accept or reject any and/or allbids.1995 CHEVROLET1GBEG25K3SF1164821995 FORD1FALP67L5SK119266February 27, 201078428

MISCELLANEOUS

CLAIMS DEADLINE NOTICEIn the Matter of the Termination of

the Richard M. BowmanRevocable Trust. Pursuant to sec-tion 701.065, Wisconsin Statutes.,James J. Bowman, as Trustee ofthe Richard M. BowmanRevocable Trust, with power topay the debts of Richard M.Bowman, who was born onAugust 14, 1951, and who died onJune 2, 2008, hereby providesnotice that the deadline for filingclaims for payment of debts ofRichard M. Bowman with James J.Bowman, Trustee of the RichardM. Bowman Revocable Trust, isJune 27, 2010, being the date four(4) months after the date of thefirst publication of this Notice.

James J. BowmanTrusteec/o Bockhorst Law Offices, LLC510 North 27th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53208(414) 271-4040February 27, March 6, 13, 201078306

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, INAND FOR LEE COUNTY

GENERAL CIVIL DIVISIONCase No. 2009-CA-070175Division TWELLS FARGO FINANCIAL SYS-

TEM FLORIDA, INC. Plaintiff Division Tvs SHERRY G. PAYNE; THOMAS J.

PAYNE; and UNKNOWN OCCU-PANTS, TENANTS, OWNERS,AND OTHER UNKNOWN PAR-TIES, including, if a nameddefendant is deceased, the per-sonal representatives, the sur-viving spouse, heirs, devisees,grantees, creditors, and allother parties claiming by,through, under or against thatdefendant, and all claimants,persons or parties, natural or

corporate, or whose exact legalstatus is unknown, claimingunder any of the above namedor described defendants

Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT - PROPERTYTO: THOMAS J. PAYNEResidence: UnknownMailing Address: UnknownYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that

an action to foreclose a mortgageon the following property in LeeCounty, Florida:

LOT 17, BLOCK 2, LA CHELLEMANOR, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 128, PUB-LIC RECORDS OF LEE COUN-TY, FLORIDA.

has been filed against you,THOMAS J. PAYNE, and you arerequired to serve a copy of yourwritten defenses, if any to it, on thePlaintiff’s attorney, whose nameand address is ENRICO G. GON-ZALEZ, P.A., 6255 East FowlerAvenue, Temple Terrace, Florida33617, and file the original withthe clerk no later than 30 daysfrom the date of the first publica-tion of this Notice of Action, other-wise, a judgment may be enteredagainst you for the relief demand-ed in the Complaint or Petition.

WITNESS my hand and the seal ofsaid Court on February 18, 2010.

Charlie Green Clerk of the Court By: A. MarinellDeputy Clerk In accordance with the Americans

With Disabilities Act, personsneeding a special accommodationto participate in this Hearingshould contact the A.D.A.Coordinator not later than seven(7) days prior to the proceeding atthe Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8770.

February 27, March 6, 201078227

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CIVIL ACTIONCase No. 09-CA-003926IN RE FORFEITURE OF:$665.00 U.S. CURRENCYNOTICE OF FORFEITURETO: Paul Deckard2106 SW 47th StreetCape Coral, FL 33914

AND TO: All others whose namesare presently unknown but mayclaim an interest in the followingdescribed property:

$665.00 U.S. CURRENCY

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatthe City of Cape Coral, Florida hasinitiated forfeiture proceedingsagainst the described propertywhich was seized by the CapeCoral Police Department on orabout July 28, 2009 at 2106 SW47th Street, Cape Coral, in LeeCounty pursuant to the FloridaContraband Forfeiture Act. Theseized property is currently beingheld by the City of Cape CoralPolice Department.

Any persons or entities claiming anownership or perfected securityinterest in the property describedshall make such interest known byfiling such claim with the Court inthe above-styled cause and bysending a copy of such claim tothe undersigned within twenty (20)days of the date of this Notice.

If no claim is filed, a request will bemade for immediate hearing andfinal order of forfeiture.

DOLORES D. MENENDEZCity AttorneyCITY OF CAPE CORAL, FLORIDAP.O. Box 150027Cape Coral, FL 33915-0027(239) 574-0408BY: MARK E. LUPEAssistant City AttorneyFla. Bar No. 0948861March 6, 13, 201078407

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CIVIL ACTIONCase No. 09-CA-005190IN RE FORFEITURE OF:$1,213.00 U.S. CURRENCYNOTICE OF FORFEITURETO: Steven RiosLee County Ortiz FacilitiesCore, Stockade and CPUCore 1 Pod D 152501 Ortiz AvenueFort Myers, FL 33905

AND TO: All others whose namesare presently unknown but mayclaim an interest in the followingdescribed property:

$1,213.00 U.S. CURRENCY

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatthe City of Cape Coral, Florida hasinitiated forfeiture proceedingsagainst the described propertywhich was seized by the CapeCoral Police Department on orabout October 23, 2009 at 1103 S.Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, inLee County pursuant to theFlorida Contraband Forfeiture Act.The seized property is currentlybeing held by the City of CapeCoral Police Department.

Any persons or entities claiming anownership or perfected securityinterest in the property describedshall make such interest known byfiling such claim with the Court inthe above-styled cause and bysending a copy of such claim tothe undersigned within twenty (20)days of the date of this Notice.

If no claim is filed, a request will bemade for immediate hearing andfinal order of forfeiture.

DOLORES D. MENENDEZCity AttorneyCITY OF CAPE CORAL, FLORIDAP.O. Box 150027Cape Coral, FL 33915-0027(239) 574-0408BY: MARK E. LUPEAssistant City AttorneyFla. Bar No. 0948861March 6, 13, 201078408

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that byvirtue of a certain Writ of Executionheretofore issued out of the CountyCourt of Collier County, Florida, onthe 10th day of February, 2010, inthe matter of EAGLE CREEK COM-MUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.,Plaintiff, and CHASE HOMEFINANCE, LLC, Defendant(s). Ihave levied upon and taken into myconstructive custody, the followingdescribed real property, as propertyof CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC, towit:

Lots 79 and 80, Block 1670, Unit 64,Cape Coral Subdivision, accordingtothe plat thereof, recorded in Platbook 21, Page(s) 82 through 88,inclusive, of the public records ofLee County, Florida; Together withby extending the lot line between lots78 and 79, a distance of 1.63 feet inthe westerly direction and by extend-ing the lot line between lots 80 and83, a distance of 1.59 feet in thewesterly direction, the area enclosedbetween the back lots 79 and 80 andthe two extensions previouslydescribed connected by the waterface of the constructed seawallamounting to 129 square feet, moreor less, all in Block 1670, Unit 64, ofthe Cape Coral Subdivision accord-ing to the Plat thereof as recorded inPlat Book 21, Pages 82 through 95,of the Public Records of Lee County,Florida.

a/k/a 5206 SW 10th Avenue, CapeCoral, Florida 33914

AND on the 31st day of March, 2010,at 11:00 A.M., (or as soon thereafteras possible), in Lee County, Florida,at 2072 Victoria Avenue, Fort Myers,Florida, Sheriff Mike Scott, will offerfor sale, and sell to the highest bid-der for cash in hand, the right, titleand interest, the above describedreal property as the property ofChase Home Finance, LLC,Defendant(s), subject to any and allprior liens and encumbrances, if any,to satisfy or as may be applied to thisexecution and costs of levy and sale.

IN ACCORDANCE with theAmericans with Disabilities Act, per-sons with disabilities needing specialaccommodation to participate in thisproceeding should contact theA.D.A. coordinator, telephone 477-1322, not later than seven (7) daysprior to the proceedings. If hearingimpaired, (tdd) 1-800-955-8770, viaFlorida Relay Service.MIKE SCOTT, Sheriff Lee County,FloridaBy: Rosa S. EstradaDeputy SheriffFebruary 27, March 6, 13, 20, 201078305

ACTIONS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA

Case No. 10 DR 3679In re: The Marriage ofJuan F. BocanegraHusbandandMaciel I. Bocanegra, aka Maciel I.

RegaladoWifeAMENDED NOTICE OF ACTIONTO: Maciel I. Bocanegra, last known

address was at 1592 UniversityAve. Bronx, New York 10040

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a petitionfor dissolution of marriage hasbeen filed against you.

You are required to serve a copy ofyour written defenses, if any, onpetitioner’s attorney:

M. Andrew Sabol, Attorney at Law Attorney for Petitioner 1342 Colonial

Blvd. Suite K113, Fort Myers, FL33907

on or before April 12, 2010, and filethe original with the clerk of thiscourt either before service on peti-tioner’s attorney or immediatelythereafter. Otherwise, a defaultwill be entered against you for therelief demanded in the petition.Court address: 1700 Monroe St.,Fort Myers, FL 33901.

WARNING: Rule 12.285, FloridaFamily Law Rules of Procedure,requires certain automatic disclo-sure of documents and informa-tion. Failure to comply can resultin sanction, including dismissal orstriking of pleadings.

Dated: March 02, 2010CHARLIE GREENAs Clerk of CourtBy: K. AbtMarch 6, 13, 20, 27, 201078368

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CIVIL ACTIONCase No.: 08-DR-009538Judge Carlin, John S.IN THE MATTER OF THE STEP-

PARENT ADOPTION OFW.L. to be known as W.F.

a White Male, DOB: 7/2/03NOTICE OF ACTIONTO: CHRISTOPHER HALE

LEINEKELAST KNOWN ADDRESS4336 N. Loomis Rd.Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that

a Petition to Terminate ParentalRights has been filed in the abovestyled Court on behalf of W.L., (tobe known as W.F. after the step-parent adoption is granted), aminor child born on the 2nd day ofJuly, 2003, at Mt. Pleasant,Michigan, and that you arerequired to serve A COPY OFYOUR WRITTEN DEFENSES, ifany, to it on Kurt A. Streyffeler,Esquire, Kurt A. Streyffeler, P.A.,Attorney for Petitioners, whosemailing address is P.O. Box 777,Fort Myers, Florida 33902, ON ORBEFORE MARCH 29, 2010 andfile the original with the Clerk ofthis Court, Civil Division, at 1700Monroe Street, Fort Myers, Florida33901, before service on thePetitioners’ attorney or immediate-ly thereafter; otherwise a defaultwill be entered against you for therelief demanded in the complaintor petition. You are hereby com-manded to be and appear beforethe HONORABLE JOHN S. CAR-LIN, Judge of the Circuit Court inthe above Court on MONDAY,MAY 3, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. at:

LEE COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER1700 MONROE STREETCOURTROOM 4-KFORT MYERS, FL 33901

Copies of all court documents in thiscase, including orders, are avail-able at the Clerk of Circuit Court’soffice. You may review these doc-uments upon request.

You must keep the Clerk of theCircuit Court’s office notified ofyour current address (You may fileNotice of Current Address, FloridaSupreme Court Approved FamilyLaw Form 12.915). Future papersin this lawsuit will be mailed to theaddress on record at the Clerk’soffice.

This notice shall be published once aweek for four consecutive weeksin The Breeze, in Cape Coral,Florida and the Morning StarNewspaper Publishing Companyin Mt. Pleasant, Clare, and Alma,Michigan.

Dated this 16 day of February, 2010.CHARLIE GREENAS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT

COURTBy: C. RichardsonAs Deputy ClerkFebruary 20, 27, March 6, 13, 201078108

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY ,FLORIDA

CIVIL ACTIONCASE NO.: 10-CA-532IN RE: FORFEITURE OF $3,597.00 US CURRENCYNOTICE OF ACTIONTO: MARILYN RAMONAddress unknown

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that MIKESCOTT, as Sheriff of Lee County,has filed a forfeiture proceeding inthe Circuit Court of the TwentiethJudicial Circuit in and for LeeCounty, Florida requesting thatthe $3,597.00 US CURRENCY be

forfeited to the Petitioner, SHER-IFF MIKE SCOTT, for the use andbenefit of the LEE COUNTYSHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT.

You are further advised that the LEECOUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPART-MENT is presently holding theabove described property.

You are required to file a copy ofyour written defenses, if any, tosaid forfeiture action on ABBI J.SMITH, Petitioner’s attorney,whose address is Lee CountySheriff’s Department, LegalDivision, 14750 Six Mile CypressParkway, Ft. Myers, FL 33912 bymail within 30 days of first publica-tion, and file the original with theClerk of the Court either beforeservice on Petitioner’s attorney orimmediately thereafter; otherwise,a default will be entered againstyou for the relief demanded in theComplaint or Petition.

March 3, 2010CHARLIE GREENClerk of CourtBy: C. WynnDeputy ClerkABBI J. SMITH, ESQUIREAttorney for PetitionerLee County Sheriff’s Office14750 Six Mile Cypress ParkwayFt. Myers, FL 33912239-477-1492By: Abbi J. SmithFla. Bar #0042335March 6, 13, 201078419

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THETWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR LEE COUNTY,FLORIDA

CIVIL ACTIONCASE NO.: 07-CA-009062JUDGE: Rosman, Jay B.CAROLE SCHWARTZ, PATRICIA

STOLIAR and STEVEN STO-LIAR

Plaintiffs,vs. JILL MONTBRIAND, et al, Defendants.NOTICE OF ACTIONTO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,

DEVISEES, GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,

CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OROTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMINGBY, THROUGH OR UNDERDAVID E. STOLIAR, deceased

Last Known Address: UnknownCurrent Address: Unknown

THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,DEVISEES, GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,

CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OROTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMINGBY, THROUGH OR UNDERSHIRLEY STOLIAR, deceased

Last Known Address: UnknownCurrent Address: Unknown

THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIESAND THE UNKNOWNTRUSTEES OF THE STOLIARFAMILY TRUST DATEDAUGUST 19, 1978

Last Known Address: UnknownCurrent Address: Unknown

ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR-

TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,UNDER OR AGAINST THEHEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUALDEFENDANTS WHO ARE NOTKNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID UNKNOWNPARTIES MAY CLAIM ANINTEREST AS SPOUSES,HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEESOR OTHER CLAIMANTS

Last Known Address: UnknownCurrent Address: Unknown

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an actionto quiet title to the following prop-erty in Lee County, Florida:

LOT 6, BLOCK 36, UNIT 9, SEC-TION 2, TOWNSHIP 44 SOUTH,RANGE 27 EAST, LEHIGHACRES, ACCORDING TO THEPLAT THEREOF, RECORDED INPLAT BOOK 15, PAGE 5, OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA.

(FORMERLY KNOWN AS: LOT 6,BLOCK 36, UNIT 9, SECTION 2OF LEHIGH ACRES, RECORD-ED IN DEED BOOK 259, PAGE126, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEECOUNTY, FLORIDA)

has been filed against you and youare required to serve a copy ofyour written defenses on or before3-15-10, if any, on Patrick J.Halpin, Plaintiffs’ attorney, whoseaddress is 695 Central Avenue,Suite 273, St. Petersburg, Florida33701, and file the original withthis Court either before service onPlaintiffs attorney, or immediatelythereafter; otherwise, a default willbe entered against you for therelief demanded in the Complaintor petition.

This notice shall be published once aweek for four consecutive weeksin the Cape Coral Daily Breeze.

WITNESS my hand and the seal ofthis court on this 1 day of Feb ,2010.

Clerk of the Circuit Court By: S. Spainhour Deputy Clerk **See the Americans with

Disabilities ActIn accordance with the Americans

with Disabilities Act, any disabledperson, who, because of a disabil-ity, needs a special accommoda-tion to participate in a judicial pro-ceeding at a Broward CountyCourthouse, should contact theAmericans with Disabilities Act(ADA) Coordinator no later thantwo business days before the pro-ceeding. The telephone number is800-955-8771, and this telephoneis accessible for both voice andtransmissions for deaf persons.To file response please contactClerk of Court, attention: KenKellum, Lee County JusticeCenter, 1700 Monroe Street, Ft.Myers, Florida 33901.

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