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" Arrival of first boat in Ft. Lauderdale,
estimated to be April 7 or 8. All 23 boats are
expected to arrive by April 16. Most of the yachts
will be berthed at Pier 66 Marina.
Nautical Art Show, April 13-May 5. National
and international works including photographs by
Stanley Rosenfeld, world-renowned boat
photographer, a toy boat collection of Malcolm
Forbes and "Fantastic Vessels, Fictional
Voyages," featuring 18 works by contemporary
artists. Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art, One East
Las Olas Blvd. Info: 525-5500.
Noontime Concert Series, light musical
entertainment, April 16, 20, 24, 27, May 1-3.
For locations and times, call: 761-5363.
Ft. Lauderdale Historical Society Annual
Seafood Festival, Saturday, April21, 10:00 a.m.
to dusk, Boubier Park, Ft. Lauderdale Historical
Society, 463-4431.
"Nauticale Internationale Celebration,"
Sunday, April 22. Nautical fashion show and
cocktail party with live music benefiting The
Light Brigade in support of the Broward Center
for the Blind, Galleria Mall, Palm Court. 7:00-
10:00 p.m. $75 admission. For reservations,
phone 527-4652 or Ms. Joan Trautman at 566-
5842.
Downtown Festival of the Arts. Music,
international art, ice carvings, gourmet foods,
visual and cultural arts. April 27 evening, April
28-29, dawn-dusk. Boubier Park. Coordinated
by City of Ft. Lauderdale Parks and Recreation
Department. Tel. 761-5363.
Whitbread Race Farewell Concert -
Fireworks, Ft. Lauderdale Beach, Friday, May 4.
Mai-Kai Dance Revue, 6:30 p.m.; the legendary
Four Tops, 7:30 p.m. and fireworks, 9:00pm on
South Beach at Yankee Clipper Hotel. 761-5358.
Windsurfing Challenge, Saturday, May 5,
10:00 a.m.-5 p.m. Open competition for prize
money. On-site registration begins at 7:00 a.m.
Ft. Lauderdale Beach, South Beach Park, across
from Bahia Mar. Contact 525-7037.
Whitbread Race Restart, May 5, 12 noon.
Approximately one mile east of Port Everglades
inlet. Twenty-three yachts from 13 countries start
final leg back to Southampton, England.
A race hotline will be operational March 15
through May 20 (updated daily) and will be
reached by dialing 522-RACE.

Lauderdale

Whitbread race update report
The weather forecast did not promise a fast
start on St. Patrick's Day to the race to
Lauderdale. A high pressure area was centered
over Puitta del Este and was forecasted to move
up the Brazilian coast at about the same speed as
the yachts. During this early part of the leg the
yachts will encounter variable winds, possibly
interspersed by the strong local wind, the
Pampero which blows offshore at up to 50 knots.
As they proceed to the northeast, past Rio de
Janeiro and on to Recife oh the easternmost
comer of Brazil, they will enter an area
dominated by the southeast tradewinds and will
also head into the 1-2 knots of the Brazilian
Current. These will carry them on to the
Doldrums, the equatorial high-pressure area
which is notorious for its light, variable winds
interspersed with violent squalls and rain. Once
out of the Doldrums, which at this time of year
are usually only narrow, the fleet will pick up the
northeast tradewinds. They will then reach in a
northwesterly direction to skirt Barbados and the
islands of the Lesser Antilles, turning even more
to the west as they round Barbuda which is a
mark of the course. Continuing on an ever-
broadening reach, the fleet sweeps well to the
north of Puerto Rico and the island of Hispaniola
to skirt the Turks and Caicos group and finally
the more easterly islands of the Bahamas, San
Salvador and Eleuthera.
At this point the winds again become variable
as the fleet enters the North East Providence
Channel on the final approach to Ft. Lauderdale.
Passing south of Great Abaco Island and north of
Great Stirrup Cay they then enter the North West
Providence Channel to the south of Grand
Bahama. Finally emerging from the Bahamas,
they leave the Great Isaac Light to port and make
for Florida. The 5,475-mile leg finishes at a buoy
at the mouth of the Ft. Lauderdale/Port
Everglades Inlet entrance.
Whitbread and the Royal Naval Sailing
Association announced that they will hold
working sessions to consult and agree on outline
specifications for the new classes of yachts to
race in the 1993/94 Whitbread Round the World
Race.

1990

Year 7 Issue 1

An international fleet of sailboats is
due in Fort Lauderdale in April. The
Whitbread Round the World Race
is the cover story this month and the
subject of Teri Cheney's front page
illustration.

A proposed marina is being
opposed by neighboring waterfront
property owners in Coral Ridge. Turn to
page two.
The ICW speed & wake situation
continues to dominate the letters to the
editor on page three.
Big Al has some advice on marine
mechanics. See page five.

Last month, the approaching
Whitbread fleet was challenging Cape
Horn between here and New Zealand.
Read more on page six and seven.
Back in South Florida sailors are
planning an Easter Regatta off Miami.
Details are on page eight.
In the same waters last month the
SORC finished this years series of
regattas. The results are on page seven.
Race to the Reef? Turn to page
nine to find out how.

A French sailor has set a
singlehanded round-the-world
record time in the recent Globe
Challenged. Please, see page ten.

Week of the Ocean begins in April
and environment will be the focus. Check
out page 16.
While the US government counts
heads here, a Shark Census is planned
for off Sarasota in the Gulf of Mexico.
Read more on page 17.

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Low-budget Whitbread teams
arriving in Fort Lauderdale beginning around
April 7 from Uruguay will need makeshift
loft space, crew accommodations,
transportation and inexpensive provisioning
while in port, according to a local sailor who
competed in an early leg of the round-the-
world race.
Several boats competing in the sailboat
race have very little money left and would
appreciate local help at this last stopover
before sailing for the finish line off Great
Britain, May 5, said Kim Sanders of Fort
Lauderdale.
Any place with a wooden floor -a
gymnasium, large room or structure- with a
wood floor could be used as a sail repair loft
by a Whitbread crew. Sanders knows from
whence she speaks having spent long hours
sewing damaged sails in Uruguay last year
right up to the start of the second leg of the
race for With Integrity. She then sailed
crossed the Atlantic and Indian oceans
aboard the sailboat to Australia.
To offer assistance to Whitbread crews
during their stay in Fort Lauderdale, call the
local race headquarters at Pier 66, 305-760-
9179.
The Greater Miami Annual Billfish
Tournament is planned for April 6-8. The
8th annual competition will be run out of the
Miami Beach Marina with weigh-in each day
near Pier G. For more details call 305-598-
8127.

A gala event is planned to benefit the
Dolphin Project, a non-profit organization
"dedicated to welfare and protection of
Dolphins and whales wherever and however
they can be assisted. The "Night of the
Dolphin" is scheduled Friday, April 27 at the
Coconut Grove Sailing Club, 7 p.m.

Reservations for the fundraising dinner can
be obtain by calling 305-573-3999 or 387-
1694.

The fifth annual Ladies Fish-Off is
scheduled for June 15 and 16 with weigh-in
planned at Sands Harbor Marina in Pompano
Beach. "During the last four years, the fish-
off has raised over $30,000 for Kids in
Distress," said Sandi Booth, the
tournament's president. Contact Booth at 305-
942-0070 or 979-6600 (x-3204).

A proposed 40-slip, $10 million
dollar marina project will come before
the Fort Lauderdale City Commission for
approval May 1. A group of waterfront
residents neighboring the site on Coral
Harbor (which is directly across the ICW
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April i990 Letters

Destructive wakes

damaging seawalls
Editor:
For the past several years I have been reading
all of the different opinions from both sides of
this issue. It seems to me that each special interest
has a real strong opinion of what is proper and
what is not. Have we all lost sight of what is
going on here? Isn't it time that we all face the
facts? Is it really necessary to run fast in the ICW
and continue to destroy the seawalls, wildlife and
make other people's leisurely cruises impossible?
Isn't boating supposed to be a relaxing vehicle for
us to observe what little natural habitat that is left?
Is it proper to expect the property owners along
the ICW and the adjoining canals to maintain the
seawalls that are crumbled by the continuous
pounding of wakes produced by the boaters?
I have been on the water all of my life and
have witnessed first hand the decline of our
fisheries, quality of water, and most of all
courtesy at sea. Those that must run fast to relax
should live by the inlet, so you canget out there
first. Those that must create destructive wakes
damaging the shoreline should live on the ICW
and experience what your peers will do to your
property.
Those that must destroy the habitat should not
eat for a while so as to be reminded that we are
not guaranteed anything in this life.
I can not believe that in this day of technology
we cannot see far enough ahead to realize that
what has been done in the past will not do for
what is needed in the future.
Bruce French
Pompano Beach

Class struggle on the ICW

Editor:
Reading the letters in the Waterfront News
for the last few months leads me to one
inescapable conclusion. The wealthy transplants
living along the ICW will not be happy until the
only boats allowed on the waterways are their
own. In general, they seem to refuse to
acknowledge that boats were traversing the ICW
long before they moved down here.
The real solution? For the eighteen millionth
time, simply enforce existing laws already on the
books that make a boat operator responsible for
his/her own wake regardless of posted signs.
Period.
Bill Hyde
Fort Lauderdale

Hot rodders make racket on ICW

Editor
Referring to Robert Pace's letter in March, I
question whether he took the time to use any of
the 70 boats he claims to have had.
Had he observed (or heard the racket they
make), he would know that the hot rodders, who
should be out in the ocean, instead race on the
ICW, causing huge wave action, endangering
other small boats, as well as polluting the
atmosphere with the roar from their engines,
which are not muffler-equipped.
Marvin Gordon
Ft. Lauderdale

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Question-
I have a teak parquet deck in the head on my
boat. I have been oiling it. I don't like the oil
because the deck needs it too often and it is not
good looking. Is there such a thing as non-skid
vanish?
Answer-
I don't know of any varnish that is non-slip
but I have made a cabin sole that is non-slip and
looks good too. This is what I do.
The teak has to be sanded smooth as in
preparation for any varnish. Brush on one coat of
sealer and at least three coats of varnish. Tape off
the areas that are to be non-skid with masking
tape being careful to press the edges down tight.
Brush on a full coat of varnish and sprinkle with
non-skid beads. It is important to remove the
masking tape before the varnish sets completely.
After the coat with the beads dries completely,

Developers threaten
Hollywood's waterfront

Editor:
The preservation of Waterfront properties is
one of the biggest assets we enjoy in South
Florida. Communities that have waterfront
properties should be especially thankful for the
opportunity these properties provide for living,
recreation, and tourism, and should want to take
every step possible to preserve these waterfront
properties for their unrestricted use.
The City of Hollywood has one of the few
residential communities with deep water and
unobstructed access to the ocean. However, it
seems as though they have given the go ahead to
a development company to build a bridge between
two islands in the Three Island area between the
Intracoastal and the Diplomat Canal. This will
take one of the few areas with deep water and
close it in by the bridge, restricting the type of
boat craft that will be able to be docked in this
community.
It is unfortunate that Hollywood has agreed
to the construction of a bridge since each island is
connected to land on its side opposite the canal.
Consequently, there really is no need to construct
a bridge. The reason that the development
corporation has said that they need a bridge is
because the Southem Island is connected by land
to the City of Hallandale. I think it would be
much better if Hollywood and Hallandale worked
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so that our valuable waterfront properties and
communities will not be diminished by the
unnecessary construction of bridges.

Linda Kaplan
Hollywood

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give the beads and the rest of the deck a final
coat.
As with all things where you are not sure of
the results, a test piece should be made to see
how it will look when it is finished. I think you
will be pleasantly surprised with the results.

Q-
How can I be sure that when I buy the boat
that I really want I won't be disappointed?
A-
I know that this is hard to do but you should
not fall head over heels in love with the boat. It
puts you at a terrific disadvantage when it comes
to negotiating for the purchase and when it comes
to things that need fixing, you will have a
tendency to minimize the time and cost to correct
the defects,
A competent surveyor should go over the
whole boat. That is a good beginning. Don't keep
the survey secret. Whatever the problem -
engine, windows, the sails or anything else get
some copies made and when you get estimates,
let the estimator in on what the surveyor found.
Often, as I am asked to check out work that
needs to be done by an owner, I find that a
survey has been made but not having seen it, I
can't give a proper answer to how much the job
will cost.

Q-
My hatch boards are of teak plywood and are
in good condition but the white grain of the
plywood is showing through from the movement
of the board up and down in it s slot. I have tried
to stain it to match, but it still shows.
Is there any way this can be fixed?
A-
There is really only one way to do this
properly and that is to make new boards of solid
teak. BUT there is a new veneer that is readily
available, that is thicker than what is on teak
plywood. I used it recently to cover a sliding
entrance hatch that could not be removed without
destroying all of the slides and rebuilding the
whole hatch. It is called flexible veneer and
comes with a pressure sensitive backing.
I do not consider this the answer to all the.
thin teak veneer problems but it is an option. If
you intend to use this in a hostile environment,
like outside, it will need at least eight coats of
varnish with ultraviolet protection.

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Question -
I have a 51-foot motor trawler with an
overheating problem on my port engine. It's a V-
8 diesel. Both run great but the port or left side
runs up to 200 degrees and the starboard runs at
180 degrees. I've checked the intake water and
the water filter and they are clean. These are fresh
water cooled engines and the heat exchanger has
plenty of water running thru it and the exhaust
stacks show a full stream of water coming out.
Belts are not slipping on pumps and I had a
new impellor just installed, as the old one on the
pump had disintegrated when a blade or two
broke before.
I thought I had the problem solved. Now
what do I check? Thermostat is new also.
Chet
Answer:
The main clue you gave me was the impellor
blade that chopped up. Those little pieces or
chunks have clogged the heat exchanger and
circulation has been shut in many of the tubes
causing the engine to overheat.
Back flushing or rodding out the heat
exchanger will clear all tubes and allow water to
flush through and cool the engine. I would do
this first before I would go any further.
SAl

Q-
I'm really shook up as I've developed water
and sludge.in my crankcase and engine is running
erratic. How can I find where the water is coming
from and What to do to clean it out? Help!
Charly
A-
You really have a problem as water can enter
into your case in many ways.
First I would try to get out all the old oil and
sludge as quick as possible. Try to get the oil
thinned out and hot with the sea cock closed and.
some flushing oil or #5 or #10 oil added. Do not
run more than a minute or so and pump out or
suck out the oil and get rid of the oil filter. Do
this once or twice, if you can't drain the
crankcase.

Take a compression test on all cylinders. If
the plugs are water logged on one or two
cylinders or the compression is bad on one or
two cylinders you have a blown head gasket.
Remove head. If gasket is in good shape check
head for a crack. Check around valves, especially
if compression is good and the same on all
cylinders.
Check your manifolds for cracks and gasket
leaks. When repairs are made change oil and filter
again as you must get oil clean again. Don't
forget the sea cock (open).
Al

Q-
My boat had a weird condition that eludes me.
Sometimes at high speed, the boat slows up and
the engine seems to speed up. This happens
mostly while pulling a water skier.
Lots of advice of different kinds. What do
you think it could be?
James
A-
The first thing I would check is the hub in
your propeller. The rubber insert could be tom
loose and the prop slips. Any good propeller
shop can rehub it and your problem is over.
Other than that you may have a worn clutch
or discs in your drive train and under load they
do not hold. You also may have a cavitation
problem under a stress condition.

I have a motor sailer with a generator in it.
Never had a problem with it until lately; when I
anchor out and wake up in the morning, the
generator is off.
I have a demand system that works when
there is a draw on this unit. The refrigerator
luckily stays cold but all the 110 is off and the 12
volt is working. The generator goes right on
manually but it shuts off whether I have lights on
or any kind of power on.
What can be causing this?
Howard

A-
There are a few things that would cause a
demand generator to shut down. No draw at night
or very little, but it. should go on when any
electricity cuts in. I would check that angle first.
Most all generators will cut out if water flow
or overheating is present. I would check the
water flow through the unit and the thermostat.
Check all filters, water, fuel and pumps. I would
also check my panel board for loose or burned
wires.
Al

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Tragedy averted near Cape Horn in fourth leg of Whitbread

March 5- Tragedy nearly marred sailing
around Cape Horn, perhaps the ultimate thrill in
the sport, for the 23 contestants in the fourth leg
of the Whitbead Round the World Race for the
Beefeater Trophy, which reaches the U.S. for the
first time, Ft. Lauderdale, in April.
Steinlager 2 of New Zealand, the first entry
to round the famous South American landmark on
February 21, won its fourth Beefeater Trophy for
Division A (IOR Rating 70.0-62.5) in as many
legs upon arriving in Punta del Este, Uruguay, in
the evening of February 26, only 21 minutes and
17 seconds ahead of Fisher & Paykel of New
Zealand. About nine hours before Peter Blake's
84' maxi crossed the finish line, Martela of
Finland capsized, due to a broken keel, some 350
miles southeast of Punta.
In response to Martela's Mayday call, the
race office in Punta directed Merit of
Switzerland, Charles Jourdan of France and
Union Bank of Finland to the site. Merit was the
first to arrive four hours later. All 16
crewmembers were recovered safely, including
Rick Jakaus of Boston, with Merit and Charles
Jourdan bringing 10 and six sailors, respectively,
to port. All three boats that went to Martela's
assistance will receive time consideration.
Boat damage continued to have its impact on
the 6,255 nautical mile leg as it has throughout
the race. Soon after the leg started from
Auckland, New Zealand on February 4, The Card
of Sweden lost a mizzen mast in a collision with a
recreational craft, which reduced its sailing area.
Nevertheless, Skipper Roger Nilson gamely
guided her from 18th at one point to eighth place
in Division A.
Rucanor Sport of Belgium was damaged by
a whale on February 8, and had to return to
Auckland for repairs. This was the second such
incident in the race as Charles Jourdan also
collided with a whale on New Year's night.
NCB Ireland and Merit broke boom and
spinnaker boom, respectively, on February 10.
Rothmans of Great Britain damaged two
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race: Erik Soper of Norwalk, CT, and Arthur
Radford of San Diego on NCB Ireland; Bill
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Defender; Dawn Riley of Detroit on Maiden;
Chicago native Skip Novak, skipper of the first-
ever Soviet Union entry, Fazisi, which also
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John Jourdane of Long Beach, CA, on Fisher &
Paykel; and Jim Lutz of Los Angeles on
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Easter regatta planned off Miami

The Miami Sailing Club presents the First
Edition in Miami of the Double Diamond
Course at the Thirteenth Regatta of the Cup
starting 11 a.m. April 15, 1990. This radically
different racing course not only presents unusual
technical challenges for the competitors, but at the
same .time allows something considered
impossible till now: room for spectators at the
center of the course. The Regatta will be directed
by the Florida Yacht Racing Association and is
sponsored by a number of important local
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10 Waterfront News April 1990

French sailor breaks single-handed

circumnavigation rec

by Kathy Giblin
LES SABLES D'OLONNE, France, March
16 Frenchman Titouan Lamazou crossed the
finish line here at approximately 12:07 a.m. local
time (6:07 p.m. EST on March 15), after nearly
16 exhausting weeks of non-stop racing, to
capture first-place in the Globe Challenge around-
the-world yacht race. Lamazou will collect
approximately U.S. $40,000 for his victory.
The 33-year-old skipper from Bordeaux
sailed his boat, Ecureuil d'Aquitaine, into the Bay
of Biscay under cover of darkness, but was given
a thunderous welcome nevertheless. The waters
off this small coastal resort town were thick with
hundreds of spectator craft escorting the weary
but ecstatic sailor towards the finish line, and
bright spotlights illuminated the 60-foot racing
sloop in the otherwise black night. Thousands of
spectators who had kept vigil for hours from land
strained to catch a glimpse of history being made
several hundred yards offshore.
The final few miles for Lamazou were in
stark contrast to his remarkably swift 24,000-
mile passage around the world, which began
from Les Sables on November 26, 1989. Almost
imperceptible northeasterly airs hampered
Lamazou for the last few hours, until one final
breeze nudged Ecureuil d'Aquitaine over the line
amidst the din of blowing horns and cheers.
Lamazou's total elapsed time for the taxing
nautical marathon, which he sailed himself and
without stops, is 109 days, 8 hours. This time
obliterates all existing world records for a solo
circumnavigation in a sailboat. The previous solo,
non-stop monohull record, that of 150 days, was
set by American Dodge Morgan in 1985-86. In
fact, the record for a solo circumnavigation in a
multihull, 125 days and 19 hours, set by
Frenchman Olivier de Kersauzon in 1988-89 on
his 75-foot trimaran, has now also been eclipsed.
Lamazou has also bested the BOC Challenge
record of 134 days, 5 hours, held by Phillipe
Jeantot, by nearly 25 days.
Lamazou's hard-fought victory is the result of
superior seamanship and ceaseless tenacity, as

well as his uncanny ability to steer his
Bouvet/Petit-designed boat through numerous
adverse weather patterns which slowed most of
his competitors. His most ardent rival along the
course has been Loick Peyron, skipper of Lada
Poch, the former Ecureuil d'Aquitaine (also a
Bouvet/Petit design) which Lamazou sailed to a
second-place finish in The BOC Challenge 1986-
87. His total elapsed time for that race was 137
days, 17 hours.
The 30-year-old Peyron is expected to finish
during the evening of Friday, March 16, about 20
hours after Lamazou. As of early morning on
March 15, he was trailing Lamazou by about 200
miles. After his time credit of 14 hours, 30
minutes for having helped rescue a fellow
competitor earlier in the race, Peyron will
complete the course just 5 hours, 30 minutes after
Lamazou an incredibly close finish after having
raced for 24,000 miles and nearly four months.
Peyron also sailed without benefit of weather-
routing assistance.
Jean-Luc Van Den Heede, who has waged a
superb battle in spite of relatively little funding
and a stripped-down boat, has fallen further and
further behind the leaders over the past several
days. Van Den Heede's ultra-narrow yawl, 36.15
MET, is slower sailing to weather than his rivals',
and it has showed this past week. Since March 8,
Van Den Heede's distance behind Lamazou has
grown from 180 miles to 625 on March 15.
"I have lost 10-20 miles per day to Titouan
and Loick," said a grim VDH recently. "It is true
... sailing upwind is not the best for my boat..
I know the victory is now lost for me." As
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place, a mere 57 miles aster of Lamazou.
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Agricole. Jeantot, two--time winner of another
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imminent victory: "It is a race, and each man has
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such a perfect course." Pierre Follenfant, sailing
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French sailor breaks single-ha

first five boats should all arrive in time to break
the 125-day record, and all but one of the
remaining Globe Challenge entrants should return
to France in time to best Morgan's 150-day mark.
Mike Plant and Duracell, (disqualified but still
participating in race) endured a frustrating week
of high-pressure systems and slow speeds.
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large high-pressure area off the northern coast of
Brazil and was slowed to an average of less than
eight knots, or about 150 miles per day. "Things
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Duracell seemed to have found the much-
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France, and is expected there sometime between
April 4-7. At 10:30 p.m. EST on March 14, the
position for Duracell was 12.58S, 26.17W.
Plant, winner of Class II in the 1986-87 BOC
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record

record by three weeks. Unfortunately, because of
Duracell's equipment failure near New Zealand,
Plant required outside assistance to continue, thus
disqualifying him. In other race-related news,
Jean-Francois Coste, the last official boat in the
Globe Challenge fleet, rounded Cape Horn on
March 15 in Cacharel. Coste is currently 7,000
miles from France, and should arrive there at the
beginning of May.
Patrice Carpentier, the most recent casualty of
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March 9 after spending one week ashore to
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American Littorial Society 945-4645. -Adult Water Aerobics, 9-10am, M-F, Course: Tropical Marine Fish -South Florida
*Spring #2 Series, call Hillsboro Inlet Swimming Hall Fame Pool, Fort Ecology, 6:30pm, thru 6/22, Nova 7:30pm, Howard
Sailing Club 583-1526 or 583-1526. Lauderdale, 523-0994. University Oceanographic Center, Dania. beach. Call 923-151
SShipcrafters model boats, 10am, CB *Fundamentals in Canoeing, Quiet 920-1909 -Course: Marine
Smith park, Pembroke Pines. Call 431-4931 Waters Park, Deerfield Beach, 360-1315 *Sierra Club meeting, 7:30-10pm, Fern 6/22, Nova Uni
*Diving Classic finals, 1pm, *Gulfstream Sailing Club board Forest Nature Center, Pompano Beach. Call .Boatng courses
Smimming Hall of Fame pool, Fort meeting, Tigertail Lake/BCC, Dania. Call 467-0553. 3600 Lighthouse
Lauderdale 566-2489.
+2.2' +2.0' +2.1' +1.9' +2.0' +1.9' +2.0'
0059*0727-1310-1953 0206*0836-1421*2105 0316.0951.1537-2218 0424*105S
+0.3' +0.1' +0.4' +0.1' +0.4' +0.1' +0.

8 9 10 11
*Whitbread Race: Boats arriving thru *Whitbread Race highlights, 8:30pm, Full Moon *Marine Pollutiol
4/17; Pier 66, Lauderdale Marine, Marina ESPN cable channel. -Boca Century Fishing Club, 10 am,i, Stuart. Fl Oceanogr
Motor Inn, Ft Lauderdale. 522-RACE. .Spring B.A.S.H. Camp, thru 4/13, Century Village club house, Boca Raton, *S.A.I.L. Club,
*GSC/HISC Invitation, 11am, call 463- Hagen Park, Wilton Manors. Call 390-2131 call 407-479-1432. Conf Rm, Ft Laudei
9151 or 583-1526. *Native Plant Society- 7:30pm, Secret *Palm Beach Sailing Club meeting; 'South Florida
*Palm Beach County Clean Sweep, Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. SR 84. Call 6:30pm, North Palm Beach Country Club. 7:30pm, Hollywood
call 407-659-6159. 791-1030. Call 746-4648. -Broward She
*Music: Lionel Hampton, 8pm, .Sailboat Bend Civic Assoc. meeting, *Gulfstream Sailing Club meeting, 8pm,:, Pompano Beach Re
Tennessee Williams Centet, Key West. 7:30pm, Wright Bldg., School Board Days Inn-Lauderdale Surf, Seabreeze. -Nature Photogi
*Rowing, 10 am -2pm, Holland Park, West Lake, Campus, FtLauderdale. Hollywood Yacht Club meeting, for time & Rm 203, No. Mir
Hollywood, every Sunday. -Commodore's Club, 11:30am, Flaming location call 474-3710. 1247 NE 167 St. C
Pit, Pompano Beach. Call 276-7085(WPB)
.HIGH +2.2' +2.3' +2.2' +2.3' +2.2' +2.3' +2.1
TIME 0153*0735-1408.2004 0230.0811*1443.2041 0306*0843'1517-2115 0340-0916
LOW +0.1' -0.1' +0.1' -0.2' +0.1' -0.2' +0.2'

15 16 17 18
Moon farthest south of Equator -Whitbread Race highlights, 10am, .Summer Cruise Seminar #2, 7pm, Last Quarter Me
-Whitbread race overview, 3:30pm, ESPN cable channel. Galleria Mall Community Center, Ft Laud., .Miami Rive
ABC-TV. .Fundamentals in Canoeing, Quiet call Gulf Stream Sailing Club 728-8936 Committee, 5:30
-Easter Regatta, 11am, Key Biscayne, Waters Park, Deerfield Beach, 360-1315 -Whitbread Free Concert, noon, thru location.
call Miami Sailing Club 858-1130 -Boating courses in: Miami 279-5348, South 20, South Beach, Ft Laud. 522-RACE. -Course: Capt's-
*Shipcrafters model boats, 10am, CB Miami 235-8428. -Whitbread Race: Boats arriving thru 4/22, FIU, No. Dad.
Smith park, Pembroke Pines. Call 431-4931 .Fort Lauderdale Events Hotline: call 4/17; Pier 66, Lauderdale Marine, Marina -Whitbread: M(
*World 1000 entry fee cutoff date. 804- 761-5363 Motor Inn, Ft Lauderdale. 522-RACE. Ireland, 7pm, McG
463-7469. *Coconut Grove USCG Auxiliary meeting, 7:30 CAT-44 club, 730 pm, Pierce St. Annex, Pom- 535 N. Andrews Av
pm, CoconutGrove Sail Clubhouse. Call444-4571. pano Beach. Call 755-3965. C-Gulls Exercises
'Boating course in: North Miami Beach 939- River Oaks Civic Association, 7:30 pm, West- Grove Sailing Club. (
BOAT. minster Church, 1100 SW 21 St., Ft. Lauderdale.
IGh +1.8' +1.9' +1.7' +1.8' +1.7' +1.9
TIME 0608-1140-1819 0030*0656.1228*1909 0121*0751*1326-2009 0219.08:
LOW +0.6' +0.2' +0.7' +0.3' +0.7' +0.4' +0

22 23 24 25
Moon on Equator *Boating course: Ft Lauderdale 463-0034Cruising eminar:Navigati & New Moon
*HISC Spring Back-up, 583-1526 -Fundamentals in Canoeing, Quiet Community Room, FtLauderdale, allGSC Moon in perigel
Community Room, Ft Lauderdale, call GSC 'West Palm 1
*National Week of the Ocean, thru Waters Park, Deerfield Beach. Call 360-1315 728-8936. mWest Palm B
4/28. call 463-9730 -Boating courses in your area call 800-336- -Florida Marine Aquarium Society, meeting, 7pm,
*Whitbread highlights 3:30pm ABC-TV BOAT. 7:30pm, Museum of Science, Miami. Call WPBcall407-832
*Model Power Boat Runs, 10am, West 666-2226. *Miami Shell Cl
Lake Park, 925-8377. .Lighthouse Point Sportsmen's School, Virginia K
*Miami River urban canoeing, 10am, dinner mtg, 6:30pm, Harrison Imperial
call 375-1625. House, Pompano Beach. 943-1210.
*South Middle River Civic Assoc.
*Whitbread Free Concert, noon, thru
4/27 Stranahan Park Ft LaTd 522-RACE
HIGH +2.3' +2.5' +2.4' +2.7' +2.6' +2.8' +2
TIME 0015*0603-1236.1837 0106*0650*1324-1926 0156*0738-1414*2017 0245*08:
LOW +0.1' -0.2' 0.0' -0.4' -0.1' -0.6' -0.2'

29 30 *The tide table datum
*Little River urban canoeing, 10am, at the Andrews Ave
adjusted for other loc
Dade. Call 375-1625. Adjustments to Tide T
*Music: Tim Weisberg, noon-7pm, corner of this calend;
Bubier Park, Ft Lauderdale information

Boca Inlet .....
Deerfield Beach
Hillsboro Inlet .
Bahia Mar...
Port Everglades
Daylight Saving Time Dania Cut Off ..
Davie Bridge...
HIGH +2.2' +2.4' +2.1' In the Tide Tables in blue NOTE: the times Hauler Inlet
TIME 0714 1256 1935 0144*0817.1400*2037 are military and the tide heights are in Feet above or be-over n
4 1' -193 14 1 14U low "mean low tide". A figure above the time indicates a Government Cut
LOW +0.1 -0.2' +0.3 0.0' high tide whereas a figure below is a low tide.
Baseline: Andrews Avenue Bridge over New River at mean low water

calendar & Tide Tables WaterfrontNews April1990 13

lesday Thursday Friday Saturday
5 6 7
meeting, 6pm (tying -Greater Miami Billfish Tournament *Exhibit: Seminole-Miccosukee Folk Moon on Equator
ting), West Palm Beach thru April 8. Call 598-8127. Art Since 1820, thru 9/3, Ft Lauderdale *Whitbread Race: Boats due to begin
wve @ N. Flagler Dr., -Marine Trade & Craftsmen Guild Historical Society Museum, 219 SW 2 Ave. arriving thru 4/17; Pier 66, Lauderdale
at 407-832-6780. general meeting, 7:30pm. For location call *MET Fishing Tournament thru 5/7 Marine, Marina Motor Inn, Ft Lauderdale.
Divers Scuba Club, 568-2812 or 566-6260. -CORT: Tortula BVI Regatta, 4/6-8, *Week of the Ocean "Sea-son", thru
Johnsons, Hollywood -Broward County Marine Advisory ca11809-759-9494. 5/13, call 462-5573.
15. meeting, 2pm, Fern Forest Nature Center, *Ft Pierce Boat Show, thru 4/8, St. -Manatee Day, 10:30am-3:30pm,
Geology, 6:30pm, thru Pompano Beach. Lucie County Civic Center. Stranahan House, New River, Ft Lauderdale
ersity Oceanographic .Ft Lauderdale Marine Advisory -Music: Richard Elliot, Musicians .US Swimming 15K Nationals, 7am,
1909 meeting, 7pm, City Hall. Exchange, Ft Lauderdale. start at Stranahan House, finish at
n: Boca Raton call 391- DIGA Dive Club, 8:15pm, 235-5069 Swimming Hall of Fame, ICW, Ft.
t 971-0648, Hollywood Eastern Shores Yacht Club Meeting, 7:30 pm, Lauderdale. Call 462-6536.
Winston Towers Marina Miami Beach Call 932-0720
+1.9' +2.0' +2.0' +2.1' +2.1' +2.1' +2.2' HIGH
,1648-2324 0525-1157*1748 0021.0616.1246-1840 0111.0658.1329*1924 TIME
+0.1' +0.2' +0.1' +0.1' +0.1' 0.0' LOW

12 13 14
890 NE Ocean Blvd, Moon in apogee *Whitbread Race highlights, 10:30am, -Miami to Key Largo Sailboat Race,
phic Soc 407-225-0505 -Course: Wetlands Ecology, 6:30pm, ESPN cable channel. 451-1133.
':30pm, Galleria Mall thru 6/22, Nova University Oceanographic *Whitbread airport greeting -Canvas Clinic, 10am-2pm, 350 E. State
lale Center, Dania. 920-1909 .Exhibit: The Boat Show/ Fantastic Rd. 84,Ft Lauderdale.
Flats Anglers club, .Fort Lauderdale Boat Club meeting Vessels, thru 7/31, Art Museum, Ft Laud -P-Dive, 8:30am, Lloyd St Pk, call South
VFW Hall. 565-3374 8pm -CORT: USVI Regatta, St Thomas, thru Florida Divers Scuba Club 527-0739.
4/15 call7 09-p59m9494 *-Orlando Prindle Regatta 407-334-2243
11 Club, 7:30pm, -Boating courses in: Jupiter call 744- 4/15, call 809-759-9494. COrlando Prin le Regatta 407-334-2243urban
Center. Call 925-6460 2904, Palm Beach Gardens 622-7385, Lake -Easter Cruise, thru 4/15, call Hillsboro -Coral Gables Waterway urban
aphy Club, 7:30pm, Worth 832-9902, Deerfield 479-0946, Inlet Sailing Club. 583-1526 canoeing, 10am, 375-1625
mi Bch High School, Pompano 941-5781, Ft Lauderdale 463- oconut Grove Sailing Club meeting,pm, call -Spring Dinghy & Team Race
11945-7845. 0034, Plantation 472-7614, Hollywood 961- 444-4571. Championships, thru 4/15, Univ. of
4147 & Hialeah 559-6260. Fl ,
+2.3' +2.1' +2.2' +2.0' +2.1' +1.9' +2.0'
1549.2151 0416-0950.1624.2226 0451-1025.1659.2305 0529 1100.1737.2344
-0.1' +0.2' -0.2' +0.4' 0.0' +0.5' +0.1'

19 20 21
m -Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club *Music: Leslie West, Musicians -Ft Lauderdale Seafood Festival,
r Coordinating meeting, 8pm, LHPYC. 583-1526 .. Exchange, Ft Lauderdale. 1 lam-8pm, Bubier Park.
ri, call 856-0206 for 'Sailing Singles, 6:30pm, Day's End, Narcotics Anonymous, 8:30 pm, 971 So. -7-mile Bridge Running Challenge,
Lauderdale beach. Call 565-0775. Dixie Hwy., Pompano Beach. Call 476-9297. MM48.5, Marathon. Call 856-8252.
License Prep, thru *Ft Lauderdale Boardsailing Assocation, 730 Broward Event Hotlne. call 765-4468. -Miami to Key Largo Sailboat Race,
Campus. 940-5669. pm, Riverside Hotel, Riverwalk, call 473-0238. *Seaside Stretch 'N' Stroll, 8-10 am, every Tues. 451-1133.
st the crew of NCB -Womens Yacht Racing Association, 7 pm, & Fri., Birch State Park, Ft. Lauderdale. Call 761- -Laser Masters, RTYC, WPB, 334-2243
iire's Hill 16 Irish ub, Coconut GroveSailingClubhouse. Call4444-4571. 5383. National Boardsailing Club
., Ft. Laud. 764-4453. Navy League, 7:30 pm, Lighthouse Pt. Yacht Challenge, thur 4/22, Melbourne, 407-242-
,7:30-8:30 a.m., Coconut Club. Call 785-2216. 2424.
all 444-4571. Marine Task Force, 11:30 a.m., Chamber of .Sunset Gourmet canoe trip, Biscayne
Commerce, 208 SE 3 Ave., Ft. Lauderdale. Bay, 4pm. Call 375-1625.
+1.8' +1.8' +1.8' +1.9' +2.0' +2.1' +2.3'
0*1435*2114 0321-0952 1544.2218 0419-1051*1646-2320 0512*1146*1745
7' +0.4' +0.5' +0.4' +0.3' +0.2' +0.1'

26 27 28
'Ft. Laud. Billfish Tournament, thru *Dania Marine Flea Market, thru 4/29, Moon farthest north of Equator
4/29. Call 563-0385. Kick Off Party, Tug Dania Fronton. *Marine Diesel Clinic, 10am-2pm, 350
ach Fishing Club Boat Annies, Dania -Week of the Ocean: Seafood Sampling, E. SR 84, Ft Lauderdale.
2ach Fishing Club Boat Annies,Dana cp7* Coastal Race 9am Palm Beach.
St & N. Flagler Dr. -DIGA Dive Club, 8:15pm, 235-5069 call 475-7755. GSC Coastal Race, 9am, Palm Beach.
5780. *Whitbread Race highlights, 10am, -Night of the Dolphin, 7pm, Coconut Call 463-9151.
b, 7:30pm, Rosensteil ESPN cable channel. Grove Sailing Club, call Dolphin Project *HISC Spring Jr Sailing, 583-1526.
573-3999. -Music: Gato Barbieri, 9-l1pm, Bubier
y. Call 726-5190 FL Lauderdale Boat Club social, 7 p.m.. For lo- .Race to the Reef, thru 4/29. 524-4657. Park, Ft Laud.
cation call 431-7239.Marathon Offshore Challenge boat Courtesy Marine Examinations in: Boca
Port Everglades Propeller Club meeting, for *Marathon Offshore Challenge boat *Courtesy Marine Examinations in: Boca
SPort Everglades Propeller Club meeting, for race, 743-5417. Raton, Palmetto Park & Lake Ida; Deerfield,
time & location call 782-8825. Music: Nicolette Larson & Dave Pioneer Park; Lighthouse Pt & Pompano, 14 St
SMarine Council meeting, 7:30 am, 147 Miracle Mason, 5-11pm, Bubier Park, Ft Laud. Ramp; Dania, SeaFair; Ft Lauderdale, 15 St
Mile, Coral Gables. Call 856-0206. -Palm Beach Race, thru 4/29, call GSC Ramps, McVey House, English Park Ramp.
5' +2.9' +2.6' +2.8' +2.5' +2.7' +2.4' +2.6'
5.1501.2106 0334-0913-1551.2156 0425-1004.1642.2249 0518.1057.1736.2344
-0.7' -0.2' -0.7' -0.1' -0.6' 0.0' -0.4'

i based on the New RiVer
ue Bridge. Data can be
tions by using the "Time
ble" in the low right hand
Call 524-9450 for more
TIME ADJUSTMENTS TO TIDE TABLE t f
High Low News 1990
.................. +08 minutes ......................... +17
.......... ...... + 12 ......... ... ...................... + 11
................ .-3 1 ...................... .............-50
...-20............................--18
.............. -45................. ........... -62
.......... ....... +45 ................ ............+28
....... ..+40 ............... ............. +40
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14 Waterfront News April 1990

Test your sea sense

by Brian and Lisa Henry
1. In what year did Thor Heyerdahl and five
other men drift across the Pacific from Peru to
Tahitii 4,000 miles in the raft Kon Tiki?
2. Who was the captain of the H.M.S.
Beagle during her surveying voyage that began
in 1831?
3. What Middle East country's name derives
from the Arabic meaning "two seas?"
4. What European country's name derives
from the Latin meaning "warm harbor"?
5. Who-is known as the "Father of American
Oceanography?"
6. Who wrote The Influence of Sea Power
Upon History, 1660-1783?
7. What was the name of the London
merchants who held title to the tea dumped into
Boston Harbor in December, 1773?
8. What is the name of the bay off the island
of Hawaii where Captain James Cook was killed
by natives in 1779?

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As many as 300 anglers in seven southwest
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have even been "finned" alive, where the animal's
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Habitat Waterfront News April 1990 17

Celebrate the Week of the Ocean Festival Sea-son

Have you ever considered that every cell of
our bodies is a miniature ocean or that earth is
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"Most of us don't consider the full impact of
the ocean in our lives," explains Cynthia
Hancock, coordinator of both the area Week of
the Ocean Festival Sea-son underway April 7
until May 13 and National Week of the Ocean to
be observed April 22 to April 28.

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adoption in the Week of-the Ocean Sponsor a
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eight adoptions have already been made by area
individuals, businesses and schools.
"Critters" which can be adopted live off area
reefs. They are the queen angelfish, the foureye
butterflyfish, the French grunt, the nurse shark,
the spotted swimming crab, the smooth trunkfish
and the spotted goatfish.
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photograph of your reef critter suitable for
framing; 2. a certificate.with details specific to

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your congressman about ocean issues."
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1 8 Waterfront News April 1990 Heritage

Nautical art show on during Whitbread layover

by Cynthia Hancock
"The Boat Show: Fantastic Vessels, Fictional
Voyages" will be on exhibition at the Museum of
Art, Fort Lauderdale, from April 13-July 31,
1990 to celebrate the Fort Lauderdale stopover of
the Whitbread Round the World Race, according
to Dr. Kenworth W. Moffett, Museum executive
director.
Created by 12 contemporary American artists,
these 12 three-dimensional objects vary widely in
size, shape, medium and technique. The
conventional boundaries that separate crafts from
fine art have been breeched in these works, with
cross-over producing objects of often startling
originality. Each "boat" resonates with poetic
meaning because the artists have freighted their
"vessels" with allusions to the age-old
meanings attached to ships and voyages.
The boat has played a prominent role in
mythology, religion, literature and art. From the
burial barges of the Egyptian pharoahs to the
space ships of today's science-fiction films, the
image of the boat has been used as a poetic device
to transport mankind imaginatively to distant
realms. In ancient Egypt, the classical world and
many tribal cultures, a Ship of the Dead was
believed to ferry souls to the afterlife. Vikings
buried the bodies of dead warriors in their
longships.
Implicit in the form of the boat is the idea of
the voyage. Since the time of Homer,
philosophers and priests, artists and writers, have
portrayed the sea voyage as an allegory of the
individual's journey through life, an odyssey
toward spiritual enlightenment. In 18th- and 19th-
Century literature, the storm-wracked boat was a
potent image, evoking either man's helplessness .
in the face of nature's overwhelming powers or
his forcible submission to an unknown fate.
Both deliberately and unconsciously, the
artists in this exhibition draw upon the legacy of
maritime imagery, expanding its meanings in new
and often compelling ways. Their works of
wood, glass, clay, fiber and hay mark the
survival of timeless symbols in the modem world
and challenge viewers to embark on their
imaginative voyages of discovery.
"The Boat Show" will feature the following
three-dimensional sculptures:
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half-inches x3".
Lillian Elliott and Pat Hickman- "River
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Dalton Maroney "Thula" suggests, rather
than replicates, a boat. 69"x30"x10".
Mark Roeyer "Hull #7," a suspended
wooden ship form, indicates the fascination of
Roeyer who once worked as a shipwright -
with the construction of hulls. 9-and-seven-
eighths-inches x 13" x 8-feet-eleven-and-one-half-
inches.
Robert Shay "Paraparaumu," created by a
well-known pottter and ceramics teacher at Ohio

Triptych," resting on a bed of glowing coals,
suggests a ritual function, an initiation into the
mysteries of a primitive religion. 14'x8'x5'.
Larry Kirkland "Soulboat," a 19-and-one-
half-by-36-foot multi-oared hanging sculpture
based on the artist's experiences in the Far East,
was inspired by Oriental ideas of the soul's
journey to the after-life as a voyage by boat.
Michael Shaughnessy "Hayboat," a
remarkable 28-foot-long vessel symbolizing the
essential bond between man and the cycles of
Nature, is made of hay woven onto a warp of
twine arranged on a hull-like wooden
framework. Approximately 10'x8'x28'.
Robert Stackhouse "Dreamers" alludes to
the Viking burial boats with a battered rowboat
set into the backdrop of a ghostlike image of an
ancient ship, a modem boat dreaming of its
idealized ancestral form. 7'x5'x27'.
Dominic DiMare- "Domus #2/Ancient
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Nautical art show cont-
State University, is a rough-surfaced ceramic hull
filled with molten glass that represents water.
6"x10"x30".
James Surls "Weathering the Storm"
addresses human concerns with a boat
representing the self, a church signifying
spiritual ascension and wind-shaped branches
evoking immortality. 10'x5'x12'.
Bertil Vallien "Shaman's Journey," of
sand-cast glass, has a hull roughened by sand
and, when seen from above through translucent
glass, resembles a depression left in the ocean
bed by a sunken ship. 4"x5"x44".
Jay Musler "Oh! Romeo," expressing
society's obsessive search for "Love" as an
endless voyage in the subconscious. The form
refers to the romantic fantasies of the gondola
tour through Venice. 7"x32"x10".
"The Boat Show" runs through July 31st at
the art museum across the street from
Riverwalk's Bubier Park on the northeast comer
of Las Olas and Andrews.

New River Swim revival planned
Swimmers from all over the country will
compete in the 15 Kilometer National Long
Distance Swimming Championship staged in
the waterways of Fort Lauderdale on April 7.
A 7 a.m. start at the Stranahan House on
the New River is set for the race which will
proceed downriver to the ICW. Swimming
south to the Lauderdale Yacht Club the
competitors will then make their way east to
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603-898-1594.
DOCK FOR RENT- Deep water, no fixed
bridges. Lauderdale Isles. 30' & 50'. No live-
aboards. Leave message.791-5906
LIVE-ABOARD DOCKAGE- ample dockside
parking close to downtown no fixed
bridges phone & cable available,* quiet *
shady adult annual Call 779-7211
POMP BCH ISLES- off INTRACOASTAL.
40'-60', water & elec available $300.
776-6747. or 760-410Q
DEEPWATER DOCK:10' draft, up to 70', sail
only, no Ivbd. Near Pier 66. Ph 462-7406,
DOCK FOR RENT- deep water, off New
River. Call 583-3695/764-8505
LAS OLAS covered dock. Any length up to
30'. Water/elec. Secure.
Leave message 463-7127

3 BOAT SLIPS up to 45' deep water no fxd
hrdrs. no Ivbds $250. 566-8075

50' DOCK w/elec-water, up to 80' on wide
canal, deepwater, turning basin, close to
inlet, no Ivbds. Pompano area. 782-0107.

RIVERLAND- large dock, up to 50'.
Water/elec & shower. No Ivbds. $200/mo.
No wake zone. Call 584-0578.

HEND ISLE BOAT SLIP- $250/month.
Catamaran $450. Call 467-9072.
EAST HENDRICKS ISLE- pool, shower.
Wkly/mnthly. Call Reggie at Inter Pro
realty off. 923-5405 or 525-5838.
Pompano: DEEPWATER DOCK FOR RENT-
minutes to Hillsboro Inlet, elec/water,
nlintv of narkina. call 782-0728

LIVEABOARD DOCKAGE up to 50'.
Large fenced-in patio, parking for two cars.
Close to downtown. No fixed brdgs.
Water, elec, sewer, tele, cable-avail.
Quiet, shady. Yearly. Hendricks Isle.
407-744-2455 eves only.

309 Hendricks Isle (Las. Olas)- ample
parking. Elec/wtr, shower, laundry. Phone
& cable avail. Liveaboards. 977-9168
DOCK FOR RENT- deep water, no fixed
bridges. Elec/water, 'phone & cable.
Beautiful surroundings: heated pool, BBQ
areas. Temporary & annual available.
Tele. 527-0026
LAUDERDALE BY SEA- deepwater canal,
70'. pvt home. secure, no Ivbd. 351-9744.
Trade Las Olas dock for occasional use of
your boat. You get upkeep & 100% security.
Call 523-6813.
POMPANO BEACH- near Inlet. Up to 40',
water/elec (110/220). No liveaboards.
Call 781-1186.
CIRO VILLA 12 Isle of Venice to 45'. Docks
have everything plus afternoon shade.
Phone 463-4900 10am-4pm.

40'x12' SLIP mo/lease POMP BCH now.
305-946-4744 or 771-5197

CITRUS ISLES- deepwater, up to 75', secure
area call 7fi4-7R524

DEEPWATER near Hillsboro Inlet-
water/elec. no liveaboards 946-2956

DOCKAGE- New River, secure area,
H20/elec, no liveaboards, no fixed bridges.
Ph. 523-1874 after 5om

BANYAN MARINA APT- 111 Isle of Venice.
Deepwater, up to 51', pool, cable, phone,
laundry. "Superior Small Lodging Award -
1990". 524-4430
LIVE-ABOARD SAILBOATERS- Tired of being
pushed around in Florida? Then why not
move to the peace & quiet of Abaco. The
Marsh Harbour Sailboat Marina offers
excellent long term rates for live-aboard
sailors. All amenities include 110/220v
security, showers, laundry & in house
mechanic. Also a bar & restaurant on the
dock featuring seafood & steaks. For further
details write to: Marsh Harbour Marina,
P.O. Box #518, Marsh Harbour, Abaco,
Bahamas. Phone: 809-367-2700.
POMPANO 60', 1.5 mi to Inlet. Quality
location. No live-aboards. 783-0009.
POMPANO BEACH- 35' dock. $100/mo.
No Ivbd. 718-446-1649 after 7pm
POMPANO-SE: wide canal, 1 bridge (12'),
elec/water, no Ivbds. safe. 946-1823
DOCK & FURN EFF or 2-BR APT- up to
100'. North'Fork New River. 522-5947
POMP BCH- dock avail. No fxd brdgs, no
Ivbds. 10 min to inlet. 946-1073.
DEEPWATER DOCK:-10' draft, up to 65'.
No Ivbd. Near SE 17 St. 761-7680

DEEPWATER DOCK on New River- up to 45'
blias oat water/elec 764-8565 -

Only 5 minutes to HILLSBORO INLET-
Water/Elec & storaae bay. 781-2627

VILLA VENEZIA & AQUA MAR DOCKS- up to
38'. Shwr Rm Pool Sun Deck Cable
TV-BBQOSecurity*Laundry: 779-2818.
LAS OLAS ISLE OF VENICE. Elec/water, pool,
BBQ, shower. laundry. 462-5515.
ISLE .OF VENICE- BEAU RIVAGE MARINA.
Yearly & seasonal- nice 1-bedrooms, eff's.
Dockage (9' draft), pool, security, BBQ,
laundry, cable. 467-3512.

UPHOLSTERY SHOP for sale.
Prime location very active.
Call for aoDointment. 527-1825

Wanted: CAPTAIN/MATE as business
managers/investors day-sail operations,
60' ketch, Antigua, W.I. Mechanical ability
a must, prefer Ivbd. Call A. Reynolds at 809-
462-4009 or FAX 809-462-2080 or send
CV qualification to P.O.B. 1243, St. John's,
Antiaua. West Indies

AUTO REPAIR GARAGE- over 2600 sq ft, 2
hydr lifts & equipment. On Davie Blvd in SW
Ft. L. 462-7455/584-6789 eve

Happy CLEANER tor happy co. 463-9//'
BERTH AVAILABLE- to 2 keen sailors on 41'
ketch going to Spain. Candidate must be non-
smoker "nor drug addict, non-alcoholic,
clean. No sea bums nor ex-felon.
Departs 1st May 90.
Call JaFri-Pierre at 458-1212.

STEWARDESS for 70-foot Hatteras going to
Connecticut April 17th. Washing & cooking.
$350 & plane fare & food. 8 days.
.~565-569

SALES PERSONS needed in Dade & Palm
Beach. Waterfront News 305-524-9450.

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SAILORMAN- World's largest and most
unique, new & used marine emporium> Send
for catalog. 305 East State Rd. 84, Fort
Lauderdale, FL 33316 Call: 305-522-
6716 or FL 1-800-331-5359.
INFLATABLE up to 15hp excl $475. Mini 14-
extras $495. Heat exchs new $95 & $155.
Windsurf $125, spear guns: Pump $40, 2
band $30, drill $15,
VCR wiring; boat or house heads cleaned
$35. Call 524-1615
1981 PONTIAC STA. WGN- excel cond, good
re-sale valueltype car. $1000.
524-9450 day / 527-2753 eves till 9
RACOR FILTERS, mod. 1000, 2 dual set ups,
with manifold, valves, brackets, $125 per
set. Call 943-1079.
STRONGBACK for 13' Whaler; b/o.
Teak SWIM PLATFORM for 55' Ocean Yacht;
b/o. Call 525-3606,
ELECTRIC BOAT LIFT. Up to 18' boat. $500.
As is: where is. Call 761-7656.
MARINE ENG & BOAT EQUIPMENT, large
assort of CC eng, trans, parts & doors,
fenders, fittings, toilets, valves, hardware.
Reasonable. 305-583-4599.
ANTIQUE KELVIN WHITE COMPASS $1200.
Bronze Merriman double action winches
$250 & $125. Dinghy davits $175,
Coleman 11,000BTU A/C $750, 3-bladed
prop $175. Call 525-2233.
ALCOHOL STOVE- by Galleymaid, 3 burners
w/oven. Gimballed. Remote tank. Excellent
cond. $150. Call 977-3934

CHARTS- ME to FL & Bahamas. 782-5984

HOOD ROLLER FURLING 3/8" HEADSTAY- up
to 47' luffs completely rebuilt. Exc cond
good for boats up to 44' or staysail for boats
up to 60' $900/$1100 installed.
Call463-7100 Ted'
HOUSEBOAT: new 12'x36' 1-story, nicely
furnished $25,900. Includes 3 months free
dockage or custom. Trailer.
20 Isle of Venice. Call 463-6800.

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LIFE RAFT- divorce, will sacrifice near
new 4-man Avon, canister style double
floor. 305-772-3880
FIBERGLASS DINGHY- 8', very stable,
excellent condition. $325. Ph 523-0934.
81 DYER, mast, sail, daggerboard, tiller
$750. Also 12' daysailer, Awlgrip $950.
Call 525-2233.

FOURWINDS II WIND GENERATORS and other
alternate energy devices. Everfair
Enterprises 10131 NW 46 St Sunrise, FL
33351. Call 572-4592.
ONAN WESTERBEKE KOHLER NORTHER
LIGHTS- new & used. 3 to 50KW. Trade-ins
are welcome.
Sun Power Diesel. Call 522-4775 (Jay)
GENERATORS- all makes, new & used,
installation available. Repower Systems
located at Harbour Towne Marina.
Call 925-6302.
KOHLER*ONAN*WESTERBEKE
Dockside service & installation..
24-hour emergency road service.
Generator Plus. Call 429-8724.
INVERTERS TRACE 2000 watt $1090
distributor Rich Beers Marine 764-6192
ONAN 15kw. works. $1900 obo 763-4432
12.5 KW WESTERBEKE generator 230 VAC
12 volt starter $1600. Call JB 467-1805

Power BoaJts-

38' CHRIS-CRAFT 1985 CATALINA dbl
cabin, king bed master, tub great
liveaboard, new carpet, canvas. Twin V8
gas, 340hp. Wide beam, large fuel & water
storage. Bristol condition. 6.5 ONAN gen.
Owner. $99,000 best price & boat on the
market. Ca11305-491-5735
29' WELCRAFT EXPRESS CRUISER- 1985
Excellent condition. Twin 230's, A/C,
Loran, New paint & canvas, Fish finder,
Outriggers, live well, Halon fire ext,
Electric head, Complete galley, Trim tabs,
Loaded! $39,900 firm.
Call 563-7733 or 566-3733.
30' CHRIS-CRAFT 1962 classic flybridge
SF Seaskiff twin 283's dual control-
outriggers $9500. Call 522-7627
31' 1973 FBSF fiberglass, needs work,
Chrys 318 1982 & 1983, $2500.
Evenings or weekends 467-3817

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AUDERDALE, FL

ICall the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a Classified Ad. 524-9464

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TWO FULLY EQUIPPED MINI-TWELVES for
sale, new. Join the racing fleet!
Call 761-7656 for demo or purchase.

32' WESTSAIL, factory built Perkins 4-
108 heavy-duty rigging, extensive cruising
inventory. $54.500. Call 525-2233.

41'MORGAN Of 85hp Perkins, Satnav, SSB,
2mtr-FM/VHF/Lorans/Windbugger/auto-
pilot. Givens. PrsH20. $62K. 522-3407.
My lose, your gain! No time to enjoy it,
must sell. 82' Rhodes 22'. That sails like a
30'. Fully equipped w/RLR furling, 150%
Genoa & 8HP '860BLS. Valued at over
$9800. I owe $6500, make me an offer.
Hugo- 942-2804

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Buying or selling, power or sail.
We're known for quality.
Call today.
River Bend Yacht Brokerage Inc.
1515 SW 20th Street, FL Lauderdale, FL 33315
305/728-8707

Situation Wanted- RETIRED NEW ENGLAND
YACHT CAPTAIN- sail & power, 45 yrs exp
available for part time work on well
maintained yacht refs. Call 761-7656.
WANTED- LIFE RAFT- 4 or 6 man. Leave
message for Russ Taylor at 523-1832.

BARLOW WINCH #32 parts 463-2796

FREE PERSONALITY & 10 TEST- your
personality determines your happiness. Call
1-800-367-8788 Dianetics Hotline.

BANK REPO'S

WEEKLY PUBLIC SEALED BID
AUCTIONS
BOATS & YACHTS & OUTBOARDS & TRAILERS
FROM MAJOR MARINE LENDERS SUCH AS
GMAC GECC ITT F.D.I.C.
CITICORP S.E. BANKS 1st UNION
CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-633-7172
FOR CURRENT INVENTORY & PROCEDURES & WEU. FAXOR MAIL YOU CURRENT STOCK
HONESTLY SAVE 30% TO 60% OFF
CURRENT RETAIL PRICES AND
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DIESEL TECH 305-564-4412 Ft. Laud
DETROIT DIESEL MERCRUISER *
CUMMINS CATERPILLAR ATOMIC-4
WESTERBEKE YANMAR- new & used.
Sun Power Diesel. Call 522-4775 (Jay).
2-6V53T DD lowtime engines
Call 1-800-521-6620 8to5
82 MARINER 25hp short shaft, tiller
steering. Excl cond (Great Kicker!)
Call Bradley at 731-7077.
WANTED: USED PERKINS 108, must still be
in boat. Leave message 0 940-0392.
MERCURY 35hp 20hrs used $1200. also,
16' THUNDERBIRD $200. 372-3777

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STEERING OR CONTROLS PROBLEM? Call
Detone's Mar. Serv. Inc. 305-665-5348.
All tvpes & makes. Lic. & Insured.

BOAT LETTERING BY CAROL- standard &
custom, gold leaf. Reasonable rates. Free
estimate. Call 764-2229/528-0877
DIESEL ENGINE TROUBLESHOOT & REPAIR.
DIESEL TECH 564-4412 POWER/SAIL
LETTERING: yachts & access. Custom work &
gold leaf by Laurie Cahill. Phone at Studio:
523-9592. Service: 749-7446.
COMPLETE RIGGING AT YOUR DOCK
competitive prices, quality service. Ask for
Ted 463-7100.
M&E MARINE SERVICE- CAll 760-7715.
"We clean your bottom!" Hull cleaning &
diving services
PRE-SPACED BOAT LETTERING 3M vinyl
materials- gntd 7 yrs or replaced free!
Installed in or out. of water. Get 10% off
with this ad. Supergrafix computerized
lettering. 1530-C North Federal Highway,
Pompano (next to Blue Lagoon).
CalI782-2267.800-537-SIGN
ABOVE BOARD CONTROLS, INC.
Installation & repair of all
controls & steering
M.M.C. Electric, Morse, Hynautic.
305-791-6382/Beeper:305-497-0306.
ELECTRICAL MARINE SERVICE-
from battery chargers to starters &
alternators, including any type of electric
motor or pump, we can solve your problem.
We also run electrolysis & electrical
surveys. 20 years experience. From the
Keys to the Treasure Coast. 24-hour
emergency service.
A&M Marine Electric 305-968-1995
Odyssey Yacht Services 305-522-7828
Yacht maint. programs- wkly or bi-mo.
Wash, wax, teak, restoration. Ship's
systems maintained. Guaranteed work by
professionals. Reasonably priced.
YACHT LETTERING: custom lettering &
logos, name boards, blasted glass-look. Free
estimates! Call 797-5308.
ABS -ALL BOAT SERVICES- int & ext
maint, repair. Elec, plumb, eng instl &
repairs, carpentry, diving, capt, crew,
deliveries or dockside. Top Professionals for
every job. Monthly programs available.
Call 929-9739 or 764-3071.
MARINE ELECTRICIAN- 19 yrs in industry.
$25.50/hr. Call 764-0636.
BOAT INTERIORS carpeting-windows-
upholstery-custom work and design.
786-1046 or 800-541-1732
MARINE ELECTRIC- C. Tom Williams.
Your dock or mine. Insured for marinas.
Call 305-981-4663.
PATRIOT FLOORING & BLINDS- boat &
residential. Interior carpets Ceramic tile
Vertical & Mini blinds Exterior carpet
for bridge & decks. 305-942-7357
beeper: 305-875-5589.
SCOTT'S TOTAL BOAT CARE, Inc. for quality
cleaning & maintenance call 925-7182.
QUALITY YACHT REFINISHING- painting,
varnishing (brush or spray). Cosmetic
repairs. Deck restoration. Teflon polishing.
Call Riccardo 746-9828
YACHT MAINTENANCE- cleaning, dockage,
all repairs, mechanical, electrical,
cosmetic, complete management program.
The Dunhill Group. Inc. 767-0455.

THE OFFICE
Marine electrics, electrolysis
refrig/air con, plumb, diesel
varnishing, equip installations,
Batt. 525-2327

surveys,
repairs,
Prevailer

MARINE ELECTRONICS- discount &
installations. Formerly with BOAT-US. Call
Capt Bill 563-5810/beeper357-9342.

Call the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a Classified Ad. 524-9464

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SEW ON & SEW FORTH
Custom Sewing & repairs,
sheets, draperies, cushion
covers & canvas

524-5082

GLENN'S BOAT CLEANING SERVICE- custom
wash & wax, teak cleaning & oiling,
varnishing. Weekly & bi-monthly service.
Call 305-781-6861.
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICES- boats
offices houses Also prep & varnish work.
Call Kathleen 462-0832.

YACHT SERVICES INC. Wax, teak, interiors,
washdowns. Dependable service. Contracts
or one time detailing. Bonded & insured. 1-
800-873-5628 or 407-392-1441.

ACE DETAILING
Washing Waxing Interior Cleaning
Monthly & Bimonthly maintenance
programs. DeOxidizing & color restoration.
Protective sealants & glazes applied to any
painted or fiberglass gelcoat finishes.
Free Estimates.
,all 921-4428 or 921-2129.

SOUTH FLORIDA YACHT TENDERS--
Top notch wash & wax, compounding, wood &
fiberglass refurbishing, interior cleaning,
deliveries, management & provisioning.
Call Jeff 921-1165.
KAIWAHINE YACHT DETAILING- interior &
exterior cleaning, waxing, maintenance &
provisioning. Licensed & insured. Call
Patricia Atkinson home 475-2125 or
beeper 528-0379. Very reliable.
SCOTT'S TOTAL BOAT CARE, Inc. for quality
cleaning & maintenance call 925-7182.
ABS- interior & exterior cleaning.
Monthly programs available 764-3071 or
929-9739
COMPLETE CAR CARE
A complete personal cleaning of your boat
and car. Done at your location.
Call 963-6683 for free estimate.

TECHNICOLD refrigeration & air
conditioning. Rich Beers Marine sales,
service, parts. All makes. 764-6192.
REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING-
Repairs & installation: service ALL brands.
1-yr warranty on BOTH parts & labor.
$25/hr, day or night, we custom build most
any type of unit or DO-IT-YOURSELF, we
sell what you need w/ free advice. MEETING
YOUR COOLING NEEDS SINCE 1977. Call
Custom Refrigeration at 527-0540.

CANVAS FACTORY- flybridge covers, Bimini
tops, mooring covers & repairs. Mobile
truck will perform work at your site. Call
781-1970.
MARINE UPHOLSTERY CUSTOM CANVAS
Excellent work. On time deliv. 563-5763
CANVAS WORK. REPAIR. ALTERATIONS. Pick-
up & deliver. Reasonable rates. Estimates.
Call 524-9497.
WINDWARD CANVAS-
Bimini tops & frames, tower biminis,
enclosures, covers & cushions.
Call 763-9365.
ATLANTIC MARINE CANVAS-
Prompt quality workmanship.
Reasonable prices. Call 943-5541.
ANCHOR MARINE CANVAS Co. 462-7525
Satisfying customers for 20 years.
We've done it all.
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DELIVERY CAPTAIN- licensed 100-ton. US
Navy ret- Capt/Nav/lnstr. Captain
Donnelly. 522-6451 or 516-265-5470.
DELIVERY CAPTAIN & CREW 100-ton Ocean
Op. Sail/power. Anywhere/anytime. Captain
Williams. Call 583-0202.
WESTERN HEMISPHERE- Dave: 305-763-4432
DELIVERY CAPTAIN & MATE- USCG 100-ton
license. To Great Lakes/Northeast for
expenses only. 1-856-3891.

WORLDWIDE SAILBOAT DELIVERIES

____ TEL (305) 454-5428
FAX (305) 525-5301
THE COMPLETE DELIVERY SERVICE
We Provide Our Own
CAPTI'AINS AND CREW W SAFETY EQUIPMENT
NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT
DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT
FRANCE (Antibes) Fax (33) 93 345358

GB's UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE-
clean & maintain boat bottoms including
replacing zincs & pulling props. Monthly &
bi-monthly service available. In Broward
call Geoff 431-1923. In Dade 770-8512.
MASTER DIVE DIVING SERVICE- underwater
maintenance bottom cleaning prop'
changing. At your location, 24 hrs. Call 305-
572-8276 or mobile 305-980-3000.

DA's Underwater MAINTENANCE 76 2

DOWN UNDER DIVING SERVICES
Complete underwater maintenance
Bottom cleaning Props & Zincs change.&-
Valuables recovered.
Call 24hrs 305;-96flf-R6915

DIVING UNLIMITED
Propeller specialist
Remove*Recondition*Replace
All underwater maintenance
Reliable service since 1971.
463-5113 or 646-8113 mobile.

BRAD'S UNDERWATER SERVICE 680-3060
Specializing in bottom cleaning, props,
zincs & shaft replacement. Dockside service.
Capt Brad Moffett.

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31 YRS EXP in fiberglass repairs. Gel
coat, hard tops. Your dock or mine.
Jack Anderson 462-6758.
BOB NAIDUS FIBERGLASS REPAIR 535 NW
1st Ave Ft Ldl 728-9895.
ONE STOP FIBERGLASS-
Licensed & Insured. Guaranteed.
Transoms-transom doors-cockpit floors
are our specialities.
Aluminum rubrails.
Call 792-4823 after 6 pm.

SAILING SCHOOL BAREBOAT INSTRUCTION
sailing & power 35-55 ft. Weekend & week
long liveaboard class. Bahamas/Keys.
AMERICAN SAILING ASSOC. certificate. Blue
Water Sailing School. 305-728-8038 /
767-9100
James Sullivan professes a knowledge of
Celestial Navigation, LORAN-C & USCG
OPERATOR's LICENSE PREP. Will teach same
to seafarers for $12/session. 462-2628.

SAILING: one on one, your boat or mine.
NAVIGATION: basic & celestial 763-3630

S /tnneffy- Yacht k& //oret
M()b0te^^ & CaCaS
-b Complete Interior & Exterior Custom Perfect Products
760-7571

CLEANING Continued
BOAT DRAPERIES & SHEERS CLEANED

by Florida Drapery Service.
Professional takedown & rehang.
Save up to 150 per pleat.
Since 195n Call 467-1426
FABIENNE's BOAT CLEANING- inside/out!
Reasonable fees. Call after 7pm 467-8432.

YACHT CAPTAIN- 100-ton lic. Power &
Sail, all areas, charters & deliveries,
excellent refs. Cant Ed Wiser. 977-3934

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MARINE SURVEYOR & CONSULTANT- Pre-
purchase & insurance, sail & power. Wm.
Seager. Tel 791-8628.
MARINE SURVEYOR- buyers & insurance.
Surveys for both POWER & SAIL. Call Ed
Rowe at 792-6092.
MARINE SURVEYOR & CONSULTANT- All
type vessels, insurance & buyers. Call
David Price at 305-463-6946.
DIESEL ENGINE SURVEY, oil analysis,
troubleshoot & repair. Power/sail Diesel
Tech 564-4412 #1 service.
MARK RHODES MARINE SURVEYOR-
buyers, insurance & evaluation. Power &
sail. Call 946-6779.

LnrMlVIDLtAnUnti TnAUlI UH-fL in tI -
reupholstery & custom work: autos, home
furniture, boat cushions & canvas
bedspreads, drapes, Tonneau cover,
renovations. etc. Call Lisa 527-1825.
MARINE UPHOLSTERY- CUSTOM CANVAS
Excellent work. On time delivery. Call
563-5763
BOAT INTERIORS carpeting-windows-
upholstery-custom work and design.
786-1046 or 800-541-1732

PATRIOT FLOORING & BLINDS- boat &
residential. Interior carpets Ceramic tile
* Vertical & Mini blinds Exterior carpet
for bridge & decks. 305-942-7357
hbeenr: 305-875-5589.

DOROTHY BRAZEAU, INC.
We specialize in anything for your yachts
interiors. Custom woodworking, upholstery,
mica, carpet, windows, tile, etc.
Ask us, we can help! 474-4084 Judy.

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Complete Interior & Exterior Custom Perfect Products
1 760-7571

H AEL'S --MARINE SERVICE offers
"Excellence in Woodworking' to the
waterfront community. Specializing in
custom furnishings & fabrications for
sailing & power vessels. Established in
1981. 2101 SW 2 Av. Ft. Laud. 765-1466.
CUSTOM MARINE WOODWORKING
(QUALITY) Richard Giambersio restores,
renews. rebuilds. Intrs/Extrs. 791-8972.
Seafarer Marine is YOUR source for
HARDWOODS & PLYWOOD Custom
Woodworking, carpentry & millwork.
Licensed & insured. 3100 SW 3rd Ave. Ft.
Laud. 33315. MARINE TRADES REFERRAL
NETWORK 763-4263 766-9966
C. HAMPTON CABINETS & MILLWORKS-
Wood or mica. Custom kitchens, baths, wall
units, office furniture, ect. Commercial,
residential & marine. Licensed & insured.
112 SW 12 St.. Ft.L. Call 527-1201.
31 YRS EXP. Custom cabinetry, wet bars,
tables, electronic consoles, entertainment
ctrs. Jack Anderson. 462-6758
Your satisfaction is our standard of
excellence in the business. R&R Bright
work. TEAK*VARNISH*PAINT 979-6946
DOROTHY BRAZEAU, INC.
We specialize in anything for your yachts
interiors. Custom woodworking, upholstery,
mica, carpet, windows, tile, etc.
Ask us, we can help! 474-4084 Judy.
You gotta hatcha
needs a patcha
I patcha your hatcha
You calla me
587-0677

Call the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a Classified Ad.
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POMPANO CONDO/HOMES WITH DOCKAGE-
*1/1 $75,000 deepwater dockage up to 80';
*2/2 $159,000 to 38' plus pvt beach.
*2/2 $75,900 charming waterfront village
*2/2 $95,900 new d/w townhouse E of US1
DON INGRAM. 943-8601 Realtor
RUSTIC KEY WEST-like setting- mobile
home, 1100 sq ft. 4/2 laun. rm. Ocean
access dock site on canal. Must sell, moving,
make me an offer. 792-7819

LAS OLAS- deepwater, 2-bed, 2 full bath,
3 finger docks, tile floor, zoned R-3.
$285,000. Stadler Assoc. Jim 525-3151
537-7515 eves

LAS OLAS ISLES- 1/1.5 townhouse, fully
furnished, condo, with boat slip.
Starting $129,900. Best deal in town.
24 Hendricks Isle.
Call Reggie at Inter Pro Realty. Office:
923-5405: or residence: 525-5838.
REDUCED TO $265,000. 3/2 updated, 100'
deep water, pool home. Riverland.
Susan 791-4887 Berle 565-7949

60' DEEP WATER 3/2 $149,000. Stadler
Asnn Siisann 791-4887/Berle 565-7949.

RIO NUEVO 1200 SW 12 Street
One & two bedroom waterfront condos.
-$52,000 to $78,000. 30' dock available.
Call Lillian Williams 523-8182 or Verna
Peterson Realty 523-1464.

DEEP DEEP SAILBOAT WATERWAY
REDUCED $232,500
Ocean Access. No fixed bridges, beautiful 2
br, 2 bath Florida style home, breezy & bright.
Extra large family & living room. 3 level wood
deck. 30' sliding window wall. Great en-
tertainment home. Move-in condition.
Call Today for information:
Jack J. Smith, Associate
771-3000 or 564-6700, eves.

REAL ESTATE NOTICE
Buying Or Selling Real Estate In The
Yachting Capital Of The World?
CALL A FELLOW BOATER, WHO
UNDERSTANDS YOUR NEEDS

PROPERTY OF THE MONTH
Deepwater
Tenant has gone and owner instructs:
"Bring an offer!" 2 Bedrooms, Family
Room, 2 Bathrooms. Neat, clean and tidy.
Asking $185,000.
PETER MALONEY,
Realtor/Associate

SOUTHPORT REALTY INC.
1554 Cordova Road
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316

Residence
Office

305-467-1472
305-525-6488

Real Estate continued
LOT 100'x145' R-1 adj to canal ramp off
W. Griffin. $20.000. Call 923-5689.
CITRUS ISLE- 75' on deepwater, sailboat
canal, 2/2, open, bright, tropical home,
white tile thru-out. $225,000.
Call 763-3594 or 764-61Q2.
POMPANO BEACH- deepwater to ocean. 2/2,
large closets, dock, boat lifts, 2-car garage.
$199.000. Call 785-3111.
PLANTATION ISLES- 4/2, ocean access, 75'
dockable seawall. 32' dock, well maintained.
Unique nautical den. Moving. $149,900.
Owner 305-583-4599.
CITRUS ISLES- 3/1 with or without 61'
dock. Live cedar around pool & Jacuzzi.
carport, porch. For sale $195,000.
Will rent $950/mo. 791-4987
BRAND NEW 2/2.5 TOWNHOME, all new
appliances. On deepwater 40' dock.
$164,900 or lease/option. 785-1096

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ROBERT P. GARGANO
& ASSOCIATES. REALTORS
(305) 462-5770 n
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NEW RIVER DEEPWATER ESTATE 373' of
Water! 3+ bdrm, 4 1/2 bath pool home situated on an
approx. 1 acre point lot with 373' of waterfront.
Vaulted ceilings, fireplace, wet bar, Roman tub, etc.
WAS $650,000, NOW $570,000 A BARGAIN!
NEW RIVER-DEEPWATER Showplace, custom 4
bdrm, 3 bath pool home in tropical setting. New kitchen,
huge family room, fireplace, marble wet bar glass
entry; 4 season "greenhouse windows" in dining,
jacuzzi, more! A showplace-must be seen. $425,000.
YACHTSMAN'S DREAM!! 90' of waterfront on wide,
scenic water-way! Extensively remodeled 3/3 with
fabulous kitchen & baths. Beautiful pool, deck, jacuzzi
& patio bar. $450,000.
212' NEW RIVER!! Approx. 212' of waterfront, directly
on so. fork of New River. Very wooded, approx. 3/4
acre lot with an old Florida 3/2 home. $299,500.
CITRUS ISLES Deepwater-3 bdrm., 2 bath, cut
coral fireplace, custom ceramic tile spa, wood decks.
75' of waterfront on Deepwater Canal with southeast
exposure $195,000.
CITRUS ISLES 2 bdrm, 2 bath on lushly landscaped
wooded corner lot. Lowest price in area. Just
Reduced $139,900.
CITRUS ISLES DEEPWATER contemporary 3
bdrm., 2 bath w/ large master bdrm. &- bath. Central
A/C. New kitchen. Decking. $199,500.
BEST BUY DEEPWATER-pool home in area! 3
bdrm., 2 bath w/ new kitchen, white tile, central A/C &
screened pool on 70' of waterfront $144,900 -
HURRY!!
OCEAN ACCESS Great North East location. Open,
airy 3 bdrm, 2 bath pool home with new kitchen ,
mexican tile floors & new A/C. Move-in Condition -
$169,900.
OCEAN ACCESS DUPLEX-2 bdrm, 2 bath plus a
FLA. room, each side w/ central air. 2 docks on 75' of
water. Current income $1,620 mo. Dock available for
new owner or lease. Only $198,900.
RIVER REACH CONDOS: SALES & ANNUAL
RENTALS! Live on an island near downtown Ft.
Lauderdale on the New River! 24 hr. security, golf,
tennis, saunas, 3 pools and unrestricted ocean
access dockage (owners only as available).

Studio $45,000 1/1/1/2
1/1 56,000 2/1/1/2
1/1 56,900 2/1/1/2
1/1 57,900 2/1/1/2
1/1/1/2 69,900 2/1/1/2

$74,900
65,000
69,000
78,900
79,900

2/2
2/2
2/2
2/2
2/2
3/2

67,900
72,000
97,500
124,900
139,900
98,000

River Reach rentals also available $425-850
MANY OTHER WATERFRONT LISTINGS AVAILABLE
"NEW WATERFRONT LISTINGS NEEDED"
"I Have Qualified Buyers!"
ROBERT P. GARGANO
& ASSOCIATES, REALTORS
1700 E. Las Olas Suite 204 Ft. Laud., FL
(305) 4625770
Living and Working on the New River

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