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MCGREGOR TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1993 3 BEST BETS BIRTHS KEIGHB0HS If 1 THE HEWS Medical Center approved for cancer program By MARY ANN HUSTY News-Press star! writer 1 ic-J The Commission of Cancer of the American College of Surgeons granted three-year approval for a cancer program at Southwest Florida Regional Medical Center. The certification recognizes the staffs and physicians' dedication to providing high-quality care to cancer patients. A part of the program is the tumor registry. All patients who are diagnosed or treated for cancer are listed in the registry so the institution can maintain contact with these patients. This enables physicians and staff to make sure patients receive continuing care and assistance.

Information collected through the registry allows Southwest Florida Regional Medical Center to participate in national studies designed to improve patient care. The center is located at 2727 Winkler Ave. For details, call 939-1 1 47. Board sailor searches for sponsors Christopher Beane, a 1 0th grader at Canterbury School with a 3.6 GPA, is a member of the school's winning varsity soccer team and a champion board sailor. Christopyer taught himself how to sailboard four years ago.

His goal is to compete in the Olympics in Sydney in the year 2000. This summer, he took first place at the New England Wind Surfing Championships in Portland, Maine, competing against sailors from all over the United States. In October, he raced in the Carlisle Classic in Clearwater where he placed first against a field of top competitors. He plans to compete in the World Championships at Islamorada. He is currently competing in the Open Class junior division, where he is ranked Number 1 in the Southeast.

Christopher was recently interviewed for Shredder, a windsurfing magazine, and appeared in the New England Wind Surfing Journal. He is looking for sponsors for this competitive sport. Chris is the son of Karen and Douglas Beane of Fort Myers. Happy 100th birthday Bertha A. Ott, a resident of Jamaica Bay in south of Fort Myers turned 1 00 years old on Nov.

1 6. The Eye Centers of Florida helped her celebrate this special occasion at her yearly exam. Dr. David C. Brown and Dr.

Alexander Eaton presented her with a bouquet of flowers and a giant card signed by the staff at the Eye Center. A new chapel at HealthPark opened Nov. 1 4 to patients, Special to the News-Press Gulf Coast Hospital The following parents gave birth Oct. 12- Nov. 5 at Gulf Coast Hospital in Fort Myers: Christensen, Jeanett and Henrik, Fort Myers, girl, Anna Frederikka, 7 pounds, 13 ounces, Nov.

5. Del Bagno, Dawn and James, Fort Myers, boy, James Thomas, 9 pounds, 9 ounces, Nov. 2. Johnson, Lawerna and Arthur Let Roberta, Fort Myers, girl, Christina Sierra, 7 pounds, 7 ounces, Oct. 31.

Keith, Jill and Scott, Punta Gorda, boy, Taylor Lee, 8 pounds, 12 ounces, Nov. 2. Muchmore, Kimberli and Jeffrey, Cape Coral, girl, Victoria Briann, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, Oct. 12. Picone, Cynthia, Fort Myers, girl, Noel Julia, 8 pounds, 1 ounce, Nov.

1. Raitch, Patricia and Mark, Port Charlotte, girl, Kristin Elizabeth, 8 pounds, 2Vi ounces, Nov. 5. Scurry, Shirley and Jerome, Fort Myers, girl, Beverly DeAnc, 7 pounds, 1 ounce, Nov. 1.

Lee Memorial Hospital The following parents gave birth Oct. 13- Nov. 2 at Lee Memorial Hospital of HealthPark in Fort Myers: Adams, Belinda S. and Charles Fort Myers, girl, Brlanna Nicole, 9 pounds, 8 ounces, Oct. 30.

Barbosa, Martha and Aquilino, Pine Island, boy, Raul, 6 pounds, 2V4 ounces, Oct. 31. Barden, Lisa and Paul, Fort Myers, girl, Kimberly Lois, 7 pounds, 2V4 ounces, Oct. 30. Barry, Joann and Tony, Cape Coral, boy, Zachary, 7 pounds, 5V4 ounces, Oct.

28. Boesch, Cathy and Carl, hometown not provided, boy, Carl George, 7 pounds, 15 ounces, Oct. 25. Braiting, Wendy R. and Robert Cape Coral, Robert Eugene, 7 pounds, 7Vt ounces, Nov.

1. Brunton, Mary and Henry, Fort Myers, boy, Devon Carter, 7 pounds, 3 ounces, Oct. 27. Buchanan, Cynthia and Craig, Bonita Springs, boy, Collin Mills, 7 pounds, 2V ounces, Oct. 29.

Church, Dorothy and Terry Williams, Fort Myers, girl, Ja Terria, 6 pounds, 14'4 ounces, Oct. 13. Codie, Letricia and Shawn Burger, Fort Myers, girl, Ka'Diedra Yvette, 6 pounds, 1 1'j ounces, Oct. 28. Davis, Barbara Fort Myers, boy, Travis Danny Ray, 10 pounds, 2 ounces, Oct.

29. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS: Dr. Alexander Eaton, left, helps Bertha A. Ott celebrate her 100th birthday during her yearly eye exam. families and visitors and is located off the atrium.

It is was donated in memory of the late Earl J. Peters by his wife lone Peters. The Rev. Jerry J. Griffin was installed and will serve at the HealthPark and Cleveland Avenuehospital locations.

He will coordinate clergy services with nurses, social workers, mental health counselors and local clergy leaders in the community. Griffin was a director of pastoral care at Corning HospitalFounder's Pavilion in New York as well as past president of the national College of Chaplains. To be in Neighbors in the News. Call Mary Ann Husty at 335-0495 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

weekdays, or write her in care ol the South Lee Sun McGregor Times, News-Press, P.O. Box 10, Fort Myers, Fla. 33902. ROAD WATCH National Children's Book Week TODAY Public libraries nationwide are celebrating National Children's Book Week through Sunday. The weeks activities are sponsored by the Children's Book Council, a non-profit organization in New York.

Puppet show, "The Mystery of the Fishy Trespasser," will be presented today at 7 p.m. the Captiva Memorial Library, 1 1550 Chapin Lane, Captiva. At 6:30 p.m., Book Bingo for ages 6andolderwillbe offered at the Bonita Springs Public Library, 26876 Pine Ave. and Friday from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. "I've Got Rhythum," for ages 6 and older will be presented at the Cape Coral-Lee County Public Library, 921 S.

W. 39th Terrace, Cape Coral. 'Million Dollar Looks' show THURSD AY The Pilot Club of Cape Coral is hosting its annual fashion show at 6 p.m. at the Italian-American Club, 4725 Vincennes Cape Coral. Proceeds will help the club support various projects throughout the year.

Tickets are 15 and can be reserved by calling 458-0752. Join a watercolor workshop THURSDAY Artist Betty Lynch of the American Watercolor Society will give a demonstration at 7:30 p.m. at the Fort Myers Beach Art Association Gallery located on Donora Street. A $2 donation will be taken for non-members of the Art Association and members are admitted free. In addition, the Association is exhibiting the "Tropical and Fawna" show sponsored by the Skippers Galley at Studio which will continue through Nov.

27. For details, call 466-5429. Eddie Rabbitt to perform THURSDAY The Southwest Florida Professional Fire Fighters presents their annual Country Music Show at 7:30 p.m. at the Lee County Civic Center. Country singer Eddie Rabbitt, the McCarters and Andy Childs will be performing.

Admission is 1 5. For details, call 278-1 1 24. Fashion and nutrition sense FRIDAY Sandi Antoni, a registered dietician, will lead a discussion for women on "Nutrition Good Sense and Nonsense" at 10 a.m. at the Marriott Calusa Harbour Senior Living Community, 2525 East First Fort Myers. At 1 1 a.m.

the "Vegetable Garden from Lee Middle School" will perform a skit written by Dee Sawyer. Festivities are free and open to the public. On Saturday, the Benefit Brunch and Fashion Show will be held from 1 0 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets for the luncheon are $25.

Proceeds will benefit the Agency on Aging of South Central Florida. Call 332-3333. Old Florida Fall Festival SATURDAY Antique cars, livestock, old-time Florida crafts, food and entertainment by Silver Lining will be held during an old time hoe-down from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Terry Park, 3410 Palm Beach Boulevard.

The festival is held in conjunction with Florida's Farm City Week and is sponsored by the Lee County Extension Office. Entry fee is $2 per car. Call 338-3232. Story, page 2. Church celebrates anniversary SUNDAY The First Christian Church of Fort Myers will celebrate its 70th anniversary with special music by Harold Moore, formerly of the Drifters and the Platters, during the 8:20 and 1 1 a.m.

worship services at the church, 2061 McGregor Blvd. A free concert by Moore will be held at 6 p.m. Curt Hess of St. Petersburg will be the guest speaker. For details, call 334-0316.

Catch a free band concert SUNDAY Selections such as Henry Mancini's, "Pink Panther" will be performed by the Lee County Community Band at 3 p.m. Sunday at Cape Coral High School. For details, call 453-6499. Compiled by Mary Ann Husty. M-M MUM CAPE CORAL HI I I 1 il 1 ii I I o' i 1 li Dj rn II L-otonial BlvcW r.nr 41 pajfl(w sw Florida international Airport rn SAN1SEL MYERS BEACH COLLIER CO.

A Gulf of Mexico B0N1TA SPRINGS Bonita Beach Rd. Fort Myers 1. Edison Bridge Area: The roadway from Pine Island Road south to the bridge will be widened to seven lanes. Traffic will be maintained during the work. Cost: $36.1 million.

State project completion date: January 1995. 2. Palm Beach BoulevardState Road 80: Utility lines will be installed between the railroad tracks and New York Drive. Traffic lanes may be closed. State maintenance project.

Cape Coral 3. Cape Coral Bridge: Inspectors will check the toll bridge between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. One lane of traffic will remain open in each direction.

4. Central Cape Coral: Portions of several roads are closed while the gravity sewer system is installed. 5. Cape Coral, Wild wood Parkway, Palm Tree Boulevard, El Darado Parkway: AJAX Paving is making road repairs. Cost: $442,000.

City project completion date: December. 6. Del Prado Boulevard-Pine Island Road: New turning lanes are being constructed. Road resurfacing and pavement markings are also included in this project. Completion date: December.

Cost $95,000. Around Lee 7. North Lee County: Pondella Road will be widened to five lanes between Henkle Drive and U.S. Highway 4 1 Cost: $5 million. County project completion date: May.

8. North Lee County: State Road 78: Crews will be cleaning ditches in the vicinity of Brown Road. Traffic will be slow State maintenance project completion date: Unavailable. 9. East Lee County: State Road 78: 3.71 miles of resurfacing and drainage improvements will be conducted from State Road 31 east.

State project completion date: Unavailable. 10. East Lee County: Improvements are under way at the Lee and Sunshine intersection in Lehigh Acres. Cost: The Garcia, Monica and Jose, Fort Myers, boy, Jose Miguel, 8 pounds, 2't ounces, Oct. 30.

Hall, Lisa and Erl, Fort Myers, boy. Keegan Michael, 6 pounds. 14 ounces, Nov. 1. Horvath, Loretta and Timothy, North Fort Myers, girl, Rebecca Emmaline, 5 pounds, 5 ounces, Oct.

30. Lam, Hon Lehigh Acres, boy, Wilson, 7 pounds, 6 ounces, Nov. 1. Lee, Sandra and Tony Lehigh Acres, boy, John Michael, 8 pounds, 73 ounces, Nov. 1.

Montgomery, Sheri R. and Paul Fort Myers, boy, Austin Palmer, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, Oct. 30. Neal, Patricia and Shawn Washington, Fort Myers, boy, Christopher Tyree, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, Oct. 30.

O'Leary, Amanda and George, Lehigh Acres, girl, Victoria Mae, 8 pounds, 9't ounces, Oct. 26. Petruccelli, Sue and Anthony, Cape Coral, girl, Sara Marie Justine, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, Oct. 20. Sharp, Flora and Anthony McClorin, Fort Myers, boy.

Aaron Rashaad. 7 pounds, 15'i ounces, Oct. 26. Smith, Debra and Michael, Fort Myers, boy, Nicholas David, 6 pounds, 14 ounces, Oct. 27.

Staugler, Stacey and James, Fort Myers, boy. Jared Allen, 6 pounds, 5' ounces, Oct. 26. Steele, Michelle and Fred Woolen, Fort Myers, boy, Dallas Wesley. 6 pounds, 1Vi ounce, Nov.

2. Swedish, Jane and Richard, Fort Myers, girl, Eden Geraldine, 9 pounds, V4 ounce, Oct. 31. White, Rachael and Aaron Humes, Fort Myers, boy. Thomas Charles, 8 pounds, 3' ounces, Oct.

27. Zakany, Theresa A. and Glenn Fort Myers, boy, Tanner Jacob, 9 pounds, 83 ounces, Oct. 28. Zelter, Loretta and Stuart, Fort Myers, girl, LyAnn Marie, 5 pounds, 13't ounces, Oct.

28. News-Press Work is part of a $3 million countywide project. County project completion date: Unavailable. 15. Fort Myers Beach: Road and drainage improvements are under way on Crescent and 1 st Streets, and 5th Avenue.

Cost: $839,325. County project completion date for Phase II: December. Sanibel 16. Periwinkle Way: Sewers are being installed between the city park and Casa Ybel Road. Cost: $794,889.

City completion date: Mid-December. Bonita Springs 17. Bonita Beach Causeway Bridge over New Pass: Inspections on the bridge will occur between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday.

Traffic will be reduced to one lane and traffic will be directed. Compiled by Miriam Gibson using information provided by state and local departments of transportation. work part is part of a $3 million countywide project. Completion date: Mid-November. 1 1.

South Lee County: From Metro Parkway to Fowler Street, crews are doing road widening work during the day and at night. Expect minor delays. State project completion date: Unavailable. 12. South Lee County: U.S.

41: Road improvements are under way near the Alico Road intersection while crews install turn lanes. Expect delays. Cost: Work is part of a $3 million countywide project. Completion date: November. 13.

South Lee County: San Carlos Park roads: Unpaved roads in the community will be paved. The project has been divided into five phases. Phase III is under way. It includes roads south of Caloosa Road, north of San Carlos Boulevard, east of Lee Boulevard and west of Oriole Road. Phase III cost: $762,915.

County project completion date, Phase III: November. 14. South Lee County: Corkscrew Road is under construction from Alico Road to the Collier County line. Cost: Festival in search of artists ByMIKEHOYEM News-Press staff writer 15 99-2 90 fl AUK UANItL BOOTH'S GIN Y5 FIN U1INCS CAPTAIN MORGAN 17" MAIL IH OOO 1.75 -2io -J $26 99 1 75 COLHM CAES' CnWO ChMC 1 0U SMI i 99 IDE WAR'S 14 net tit 151 78 1 75 EVAN WILLIAMS 75 who'd like to get involved. Craftsmen are invited to rent booth space from to show and sell their creations.

The cost to reserve a 1 2-by-l 2-foot space is $30 and the deadline for reservations is Sunday. The show will open with a reception at 2 p.m. At 4 p.m., award ribbons will be presented. In addition, there will be two other art exhibit on view during the event, including a display of children's art. Admission and parking will be free.

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