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It's Regatta Time in Abaco

Sand art
It's Fourth of July on Fort
Lauderdale Beach where gifted sand
sculptors from around the country
for recognition at the 38th Annual
Sandblast Contest... Page 18

Manatee plan
scores no points
in Lauderdale
A proposed county-wide plan to
protect the endangered mammals
stirs opposition in Fort Lauderdale,
where city officials question the
plan's legality ... Page 6

BOC seeks new
home port
East coast ports, including Fort
Lauderdale, will soon have the
chance to bid for the starting line of
the around-the-world solo yacht race
... Page 10

By BETH WALSH
Special to Waterfront News
ABACO, The Bahamas Pleasure boaters and
landlubbers alike will enjoy "Regatta Time in Abaco,"
the annual cruising, racing and fun-in-the-sun event
held in The Bahamas every July. This year's festivities
take place July 4-13, and are open to anyone with a
sailboat, from sunfish to 700-footers.
The Regatta series begins July 4 at Green Turtle
Cay and concludes four races later in Marsh Harbor on
July 13, with a full day of land festivities scheduled.
The competition is open to fast boats (Performance
Handicap Rating Formula Classes) and the less
serious cruising boats (in the Mother Tub classes).
Participants race in the Abaco Sound around
islands, cays, buoys and boats, with each race at a
different settlement. In past years, an average of 90
yachts have competed; most classes consist of around
10 competitors. Winners take home trophies made by
local artists including prized bronze sculptures of
marine life and ceramic plaques.
The event also attracts thousands of spectators,
including American and Canadian tourists, and many
Bahamians from other islands. Some of these visitors

come by boat, others fly in to the Abacos, especially
for Regatta Time.
In addition to the racing aspect, there is plenty of
time for land fun during Regatta Time in Abaco. Other
activities include local cooking, craft, and art booths,
music and dancing. In between the many races there
are also beach parties, cocktail parties and dinner
events at the various clubs, restaurants, marinas and
resorts, where hungry racers and visitors dine on
platters of conch fritters.
The Abacos are located in the northeast Bahamas,
stretching for 130 miles from Walker's Cay in the
north to Hole in the Wall in the southwest. In between
lie great Abaco Island, with its bustling city of Marsh
Harbour; Green Turtle Cay, home to the charming
seaside village of New Plymouth and Man-of-War
Cay, the boat-building center of the Abacos. The
islands are easily accessible from the U.S. with
regularly scheduled service from Fort Lauderdale and
Miami.
For more information about Regatta Time in
Abaco, call The Bahamas Sports Information Line at
800-32-SPORT; or contact Dave or Kathy Ralph in
Marsh Harbour, Abaco at 809-367-2677.

Green Turtle fishing tournament results

ABACO, The Bahamas The Green Turtle Yacht
Club brought its best and finest face forward for this
10th Annual Fishing Tournament. Improvements, just
to name a few, were a new elegant dining room, new
gift shop and office, renovated rooms and a new
wooden deck extending the patio to accommodate
dancing and other club activities. Fifteen of the twenty-
six boats had participated in this event last year and
could not believe all the club had done. The club had
even converted their saltwater pool to a heated
freshwater pool.
The tournament began with all 75 anglers trying to
win a Phoenix 29-foot sport fishing boat worth over
$130,000 with accessories. They were aboard 26 boats
May 16-18. The only "catch" to winning it was to
bring in a blue marlin over 510 pounds, thus setting a

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new tournament record.
Of the 28 hookups for billfish, fourteen resulted in
billfish releases. John Day on Another Mystery led the.
release category with his angler, Van Connelly. They

had two blues the first day. However, on the last day
of fishing, Rene Cross surpassed this by tagging two
blues and a white marlin in less than six hours. The
boat North Star, which is based normally in New
Orleans, had Georgette Pidal from the Billfish
Foundation aboard that day.
Other fish released were as follows: blue marlin
(two) by David Graham, Terminator, (one) by Banner
Thomas Escape II, Mack Bares Kukaro, Chris
Newton R-Venture, Ramsey Simmons III KJ and
Bernie Boniface Bumpers; sailfish by Larry Transue
Second Chance and Don Fritsma Who Cares.
In thenon-billfish division, the Top Boat Award
was the KJ, John Hundley's boat. High Point Angler
was Rob Bussart on the Nan Sea Bee. The High Point
Lady Angler was Elizabeth Simmons aboard the KJ.
This award was very exciting for Elizabeth because it
was her first time ever as an angler. The Top Member
Angler was Dr. Richard Hayes on the Seyah. Dr.
Hayes has participated in the tournament since its
inception ten years ago, but this was his first year as an
angler.

Economic

woes

The recession and the new luxury tax
take its toll on American workers as
large boat sales steadily plunge.
Meanwhile, the Hinckley Co., builder
of luxury yachts in Maine, lays off
more than a dozen employees ...
Page 16

Reefs swept
Last month divers took to Broward
reefs, plucking away double the
amount of trash brought in during
last year's event. Among the
discarded stuff: an airplane door, a
bathroom sink and a pair of G-string
panties ... Page 15

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Letters 4
Ask Big Al 5
Broward 6-7
Palm Beach 8
Dade 9
Sailing 10-11
Calendar 12-13
Diving 14-15
Commerce 16-17
Entertainment 18
Fishing 19
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to 50 horsepower and sailboats to 3i reet,'rinrTncuewa
under homeowner policies. United Services
Automobile Association confirmed the good news.
Since companies compete in this area, other insurers
should provide equal coverage. There appear to be
double benefits for boaters who prefer to rent boats.
The coverage is there.

Southern Ocean Racing Conference officials have
dropped the St. Petersburg-Fort Lauderdale race in
1992. The event drew only five yachts out of a fleet of
44. Less than a quarter-century ago SORC fleets were
magnificent, sometimes with more than 100 boats.
Aside from the St. Pete-Lauderdale race the agenda
included a Miami-Nassau race and the Governor's
Cup off Nassau. For local yachtsmen the Fort
Lauderdale/Miami-Montego Bay (Jamaica) race now is
perhaps the greatest challenge. Busy, pressure-filled
business/professional lifestyles don't conform to
yesterday's race agendas, except for professionals.

Professor Frank Millero, Rosenstiel School of
Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami,
is one of three winners of $225,000 grants awarded
.over three years. The Ocean Science Educator award is
bestowed by the Office of Naval Research for
outstanding records in research and graduate
education. Millero is a specialist in marine physical
chemistry. The award supports post-doctoral
fellowships. Other 1991 winners are Allan Robinson,
Harvard and Miriam Kastner, Scripps Institution of
Oceanography.

The Kissimmee Boat-a-Cade was a closed affair
this year an innovative trip extending the fleet's
cruising waters. Skippers trailered their boats from
Kissimmee to Fernandina Beach, then cruised to
Savannah, Charleston, and Georgetown, S.C., a
lovely historic community. The return voyage called at
Hilton Head, SC, St. Simon's Island, GA and
Fernandina Beach some 660 miles in seven days. To
our memory, this was the first cruise of its kind
offered by Boat-A-Cade. Boats cruised with a buddy,
notlin groups, and with fewer shore functions. It was
the group's initial cruise in these waters and no report
has been received as to success of the effort. Boat-A-
Cade's October Jamboree is October 25-27. For
information write: Kissimmee Boat-A-Cade Inc., P.O.
Box 421855, Kissimmee, FL 34742-1855.

From the Corps of Engineers, two notes
worth logging: three locks will be closed to traffic this
summer and fall, the Port Mayaca Lock will be closed
for maintenance and painting from July 29 to Oct. 19,
and the St. Lucie Lock from Sept. 3 through Oct. 26.
This will close the Okeechobee Waterway for lake and
west coast traffic from Stuart. The third closure is the
Canaveral Lock to be closed fom Sept. 25 to Nov. 5,
and again from Nov. 27 through Jan. 10, 1992. The
Canaveral Lock controls the Canaveral Harbor Barge
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4 Waterfront News July 1991 -- Letters

Wake up about wake damage

To the Editor:
The article by Craig Lustgarten, "Marina Owner
Challenges ICW Speed Zones," [see page 28, May
1991, Waterfront News], displayed a heavy load of
ignorance on the part of the complaining marina owner
regarding the long-term effects of boat wakes on the
ICW.
The wakes of boats traveling at 25 mph, let alone
higher speeds, do enormous damage to sea walls,
retaining structures, and both hard and natural edges
along the waterway. Seawalls and other retaining
devices are slowly but absolutely inevitably
undermined. In time, every foot of such walls will
require rebuilding or replacement. The costs of
rebuilding miles and miles of retaining structures will
be mega-millions of dollars. Individual landowners
will bear that burden, one by one. The problem is that
landowners along the ICW either are not conscious of
the changes occurring or, in the best spirit of playing
ostrich, they leave it for the next owner or their
survivors. Like the national debt, it's somebody else's
problem.
The sloughed-off silt and debris from the
undermined seawalls move out into the canals and

waterway, where every taxpayer will pay the costs of
dredging and removal. Those costs, too, are inevitable.
They won't, of course, happen overnight and, because
change is too slow to measure in the wake of a single
boat or even a lot of boats, it is ignored and forgotten.
But pay we will!
The present speed limits on the ICW throughout
the urbanized part of southern Florida are an
environmental disaster! All of the ICW should be a no
wake zone. Every inch of it! An inland man-made
waterway adjacent to homes and walkways and parks
ought not be subject to the noisy, destructive affront of
speedboats whose power is better suited to the ocean.
If all of southern Florida were declared a no wake
zone, a major component of the complaining marina
owner's objections would be non-existent. No marina
or inlet would lose business because speeders could
not go elsewhere. If the speed limit is uniform no
wake nobody loses and thousands of landowners
and millions of taxpayers will benefit both financially
and in the quality of life. And as a bonus, more
manatees may survive.
Dwight F. Rettie
Fort Lauderdale

Tristan Jones sails to Romania

To the Editor:
Apology! It's not easy to admit a gross error. I
hope my American and Canadian friends will
understand and forgive more readily than perhaps
iome others. My blunder was in believing that the
December, 1989 revolution in Romania and the
subsequent election had been genuine, and agreeing to
be Commodore of Constanta Marina, the first and only
Yacht Commodore in Eastern Europe. I'd imagined it
might perhaps be a small step toward individual liberty
for all. It was closely connected with potential yacht-
traffic on the Lower Danube (a cause very much in my
heart). It was also and this takes some admitting a
sop to what bit of my battered ego survived. But even
more it was perhaps a way for us to connect with
Romanian kids and especially disabled orphans. I'd
even hoped to train some as Danube-yacht pilots.
After three months in Romania, and a further six
months reviewing almost incredible, ybt indisputable
evidence from' many sources, I'm convinced that the
revolution of 1989 was engineered by the Soviet KGB
to keep a bedrock core of Romanian Marxism intact

Power Squadron has big turnout

To the Editor:
The Palm Beach Power Squadron sincerely thanks
the media for their help in getting out the word to the
public regarding our most recent boating course.
We had one of bur best turnouts ever and we feel
strongly that this is, in a large part, due to the excellent
media cooperation which we received.
Our classes, for which students pay nothing except
for a nominal charge for materials, are taught by a
dedicated cadre of volunteer members. They gladly
give of their time believing that only through education
the number of boating accidents and/or fatalities can be
reduced.
It is by the support of the media that it is possible
for the public to become aware of the value of safe
boating education. Again thank you for your
cooperation. When our fall Public Safe Boating
courses are announced, your continued, interest and
assistance will be essential to the success of this
program.
William Lawry
North Palm Beach

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and in power on the southwest border of the USSR.
At the same time it got rid of Ceaucescu, who, bloody
tyrant that he was, had yet defied Soviet hegemony.
While awaiting handouts, the Romanian
Communist Party, now the "National Salvation Front,"
(i.e., racketeers' monopoly) raised every obstacle
possible to prevent any activity that (like an Atlantis
Society Danube Pilot's School) might teach a smidgen
of individuality, or personal responsibility. The
delivery of $130,000 worth of medical supplies
donated to us in the USA for Romanian children's
hospitals was blocked. No Romanian ship all
owned by the government was available, they
claimed, to carry our gear. The excuse was
insufficiency. The real reason was that all they want
from the USA is dollars for their own pockets.
I learned long ago: when hazards abound, change
course, so we've redirected the medical supplies, as a
hon-sectarian donation, to the Phuket Mission
Hospital, Thailand. Before your Atlantis Society boat,
Henry Wagner, set out on its crossing of the Kra in
1987, PMH provided free dental and medical treatment
to our whole Thai crew.
My book (100 illustrations) about our Kra
crossing, To Venture Further, is to be published in UK
(for Canada) by Grafton in March 1991, and in August
1991 in USA by William Morrow.
Tristan Jones
Phuket, Thailand
Editor's Note: After writing this letter, Jones was
admitted to the Phuket Mission Hospital in Phuket,
Thailand, with a severe intestinal obstruction. Surgery
was performed. After the operation he developed acute
arterial blockage in his remaining leg. Surgical
intervention was necessary to correct the circulatory
problem. His condition is stable and he is
progressively improving. Tristan's birthday was May
8. He is 67-years-old.

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A formula for disaster
To the Editor:
A worthy state-mandated goal of sea cow
protection, supposedly enhanced by county-wide
input, is being transformed into a formula for disaster.
The most striking statistic offered is the remarkably
good county boating safety/sea cow record. A fatality
rate of less than 1.5 sea cows per annum, attributed to
all types of boating is remarkable in a county with over
44,000 registered pleasure boats.[See "Lauderdale
balks at manatee plan," page 6.]
I have personally conducted a survey among
professional boat operators who spend a tremendous
amount of time on our waterways. These operators are
commercial towing companies, dinner cruise and
excursion vessel operators, water taxi captains, and
several Marine Police officers. They are unanimous in
their lack of sightings of sea cows in the ICW north of
the Bahia Mar areas. A much more interesting
observation is made by customers and operators at two
of the local fishing piers. Sea cows are frequently seen
at these locations, indicating they use the coastline as a
migration route.
Allow me to put these observations in the same
context of the subcommittee's research and
recommendations and the committee's attempt to make
these sometimes "one-man" concepts appear to be the
result of extensive research:
A. Sea cows use the coast route as observed
from fishing piers.
B. Commercial operators do not observe sea
cows travelling the ICW.
C. Sea cow/boating fatalities occur during the
winter months coinciding with a high
number of visiting yachts and cruise lines.
Conclusions and recommended policies which
could be derived from this incomplete study:
1. Sea cows travel the county's coastline,
therefore, it should be closed to boating
and commercial interests out to the three
(3) mile state jurisdiction.
2. Out of county registered boaters and cruise
lines should not be allowed on the water-
ways of Broward county or state-regulated
waters during the winter months.
In conclusion, man may well be this county's truly
endangered species. The committee's goals and
policies are the death knell of the marine industry in
Broward county. This will irrevocably lead to the
demise of the tourist industry, our largest business,
and, in turn, a dramatic decline in property values and
increased blight The plans proposed will result in one
great fatality, Broward County's "golden goose" -
boating!
Robert D. Bekoff
Fort Lauderdale

July 1991 Volume 8 Issue 4
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Dear Al -
I read your column whenever I get the chance. But
you never tell us who the good mechanics are. Where
the honest marinas are. Or what to do when we get a
bad deal. You've been around awhile and you must
know.
Kiely
Dear Kiely -
I wish I could answer your request, but there are
many great mechanics and honest marinas. When you
find one, keep him or her. Tell your friends. They are
worth their weight in gold. If you get a bad deal, tell
your friends, these people should be put out of
business. Check the shop are they busy? Is the place
clean? Are the mechanics competent and courteous? A
rude or incompetent mechanic is usually one to avoid.
By the way, there are some great gals who are
really good.
Al

Dear Al -
I just bought a used boat and I've had nothing but
trouble with it. Went for a test ride before I bought the
boat and it ran swell. About the third time I used it, we
stalled and I had to put new filters in (filled with dirt
and water). Just had the carburetor pulled, cleaned and
retuned. Ran great for a month and same thing filters
loaded and erratic running. Where is all this coming
from?
Joe
Dear Joe -
There is only one place that all this water and dirt
is coming from your fuel tanks. They must be
drained and cleaned to remove all contaminants in
them. There are many firms that specialize in pumping
out fuel tanks and cleaning them. After tanks are
cleaned, clean fuel pumped in and new filters installed,
I would check where I buy my fuel. Dirty fuel from
dirty fuel tanks in a marina can cause much grief for an
unsuspecting boat owner.

Dear Al -
Whenever I lift my hatch, I notice my carburetor is
always damp and I wonder what could be causing this.
What can I do to correct this?
Shelly
Dear Shelly -
If you are still around do not use your boat.
Leaking gas is a dangerous no no. Explosions and
fires are always the result of gas leaks. Check all
connections, gaskets and float levels or better yet,
remove carburetor and have it rebuilt or exchanged. Do
it now. Al
000
Dear Al -
My mechanic told me my props were too large for
my boat and that's why I couldn't get enough RPMs
out of my engine. I don't understand him at all and I
hate to invest in new props until I'm sure of what is
happening. I really can't get a good answer out of him.
Sally
Dear Sally -
This is the fourth propeller question sent to me this
month. About your mechanic: unless you both can
communicate I would get another mechanic that could
explain why it's the props or screws that give you
more RPMs. The smaller the prop or screw the less
thrust on the blades and the faster the engine revs up.
That does not mean the boat will go faster. Sometimes
it will produce cavitation that can erode your prop and
struts.
There are many books and articles on propelling
and the Coast Guard Auxiliary course on boat handling
can tell it well.
Al

Dear Al -
I want to buy a jet ski for my wife and I. Can you
give me any information on them and the safety factor
and regulations, etc. about them? I noticed that the
police department of some towns are using them on
patrols so they must be OK.
Frank
Dear Frank -
Jet skis are as safe as the person using them. The
larger jet skis that hold two people should be the one to
buy. There are small two-passenger jet skis that look
like a dinghy that are available also. Jet skis and
snowmobiles and motorcycles are great as long as they
are not abused. Jet' skis haven't any props as they

move by using a jet of water to propel them, and most
have a cutoff when a driver is tossed into the water.
Read the manual and safety instructions when you buy
one. Stay clearof bathers or swimmers and congested
areas. Have fun.
Al

Editor's note: "Big Al" is a marine engine instructor
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Lauderdale balks at manatee plan

By M.G. SWIFT
Waterfrnt News writer
The City of Fort Lauderdale may "cut out" of a
Broward County plan to protect the manatee, Assistant
City Manager John Stinson told the city's Marine
Advisory Board (MAB) in June. Stinson questioned
the legality of a county-wide plan mandated by the
State of Florida. Broward and 12 other counties
(including Dade and Palm Beach) were ordered by the
governor and cabinet to come up with individual
outlines for how to protect the endangered marine
mammal. [See "Task forces weigh manatees and
marinas," page 1, May 1991 and "Manatees and
marine-industry lobbyists on collision course," page
17, April 1991, Waterfront News.]
"This will kill boatyards on Dania Cut-off Canal,"
said Dania City Commissioner Bill Hyde. "Travel time
to the inlet will be too long."
Dade County's manatee protection plan calls for a
seven-mph speed limit in most of Biscayne Bay.
"That destroys boating in Dade County," declared
Bouncer Smith, a North Miami fishing guide and
president of the South Florida Fishing Club. "There is
no recreational boating that is done at the speeds that
they have set"
Smith, who lives in Broward County, told the Fort
Lauderdale MAB, "People will move their boats to the
upper Keys."

The board unanimously voted to advise the
Broward task force which is drafting the county plan
to include a "buffer zone of 'No Wake"' on either side
of the Intracoastal Waterway to serve as a manatee
pedestrian corridor on weekends and holidays. They
also suggested that boats be exempt from any new
speed restrictions if they have one of the following:
a designated "manatee observer,"
a VHF radio tuned to a manatee warming alert;
U.S. Coast Guard-licensed captain; or
have taken a manatee awareness training class
and displays the course certificate or decal.
The MAB also wants no dockage restrictions on
residential waterfront homes and demands an
environmental impact study done before any manatee
plan is implemented in Fort Lauderdale.
The Broward County Manatee Protection Task
Force met twice in June. A spokesman from the MAB
delivered the board's suggestions to the Task Force
June 10.
At that same meeting, Donald Stone, a Broward
County planner, gave the task force the county staffs
recommendations for the proposed Manatee Protection
Plan. The panel met again on June 24.
Future public meetings are planned through August
with the next task force meeting scheduled for July 15.
If all goes according to plan, the Broward County
Commission will consider the task force's proposal in
September. From there it goes to Tallahassee for final
approval by the Cabinet.

Who's killing the baby manatees?

By SUSAN B. PETERSON
Waterfront News writer
Statistics on manatee deaths compiled by the
Florida Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
indicate a sharp increase in "undetermined neonatal
deaths" in the past five years, according to Dr. Jesse
White, a veterinarian and marine mammal specialist
who created successful captive breeding programs for'
manatees at the Miami Seaquarium, using special
nutrition to promote fertility. Dr. White said that one-
third of the 216 reported manatee deaths in DNR's
reports for last year were newborn manatee calves.
Why are they dying in increasing numbers?
A possible cause could be the new herbicides that
DNR is using in the waterways to control aquatic
weeds. One of several new herbicides used in state
spraying programs is the EPA-approved Sonar. Is it
safe to use on manatee habitats? No one knows. Dr.
White says that these herbicides have only been tested
on carnivorous lab animals such as rats, never on
herbivorous marine animals such as manatees.
Manatee Alert's Rick Baquero, who spoke at the
Manatee Survival Foundation meeting on June 10 at
the Ft. Lauderdale Airport Hilton, said his group had
photo documentation of state employees spraying
herbicide close to mother manatees nursing their
young.
To add to the confusion, DNR does not know the
cause of death for approximately two-thirds of all dead
manatees. DNR has had no qualified animal

pathologists to perform necropsies since 1987. At
present, when dead manatees are found, they are
autopsied by state-employed biologists who are not
qualified to perform pathological exams. No tissue
samples are sent to labs for further analysis. There
isn't proper scientific followup as to the cause of
death. It is easier to spot propeller marks than pesticide
poisoning, for example. Dr. White criticized DNR's
Patrick Rose for lack of leadership in this area.
Mary Ann Grey, of the Manatee Survival
Foundation,' also criticized Rose for refusing to
provide her group with information about how the
manatee license plate fees are being spent.
t Rick Baquero reported that Manatee Alert, after ten
years of research in "remedial symbiosis" in Lee and
Collier Counties has come up with a sample manatee
protection program that takes a close look at where the
problems originate. Baquero stated that his group's
research indicates that habitat destruction (herbicides
destroying aquatic vegetation that manatees eat) and
poisoning of manatees by spraying programs might be
the primary cause of manatee deaths in Florida.
Apparently various DNR programs don't communicate
with one another on these issues (the right hand
doesn't know what the left hand is doing).
Baquero said he doesn't think boaters should be
made scapegoats for the larger problem, and that in
Lee and Collier Counties, many boaters have
supported their voluntary compliance manatee
protection programs.

Marina Moratorium/Manatee
Protection Plan hearing dates
* July 15, 3 p.m., Room 301, Broward County
Governmental Center, 115 S. Andrews Ave.,
Ft. Lauderdale.
Task Force Meeting First draft of Manatee
Protection Plan due.
* July 29, 5:15 p.m., call 305-357-6644 for
location
Manatee Plan Public Workshop
* August 12th, 3 p.m., Room # 301, Broward
CountyGovernmental Center, 115 S. Andrews
Ave., Fort Lauderdale.
Final Task Force Meeting Final draft of
Manatee Protection Plan due
* September 10, Broward County Commission
Chambers, 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Fort
Laud.Call 305-357-6644 for time.
Presentation of Manatee Protection
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ICW tunnel bill working its

way through Congress

By GLORIA KATZ.
Waterfront News writer
A bill authorizing the construction of the tunnel
under the Intracoastal Waterway at the S.E. 17th Street
Causeway in Fort Lauderdale has been introduced to
the U.S. House of Representatives and a request for
$9.9 million has gone before the Transportation and
,Appropriation Committees.
S Congressman Clay Shaw, who favors the tunnel,
presented the requests and has discussed the $70
million project with county, state and city officials.
Initial money of $3.69 million for engineering and
environmental studies has already been given to the
state. The next monies sought will be for design and
right of way acquisition.
"The money will take the project out of the paper
stage and move it forward," said Shaw.
A Florida Department of Transportation feasibility
study done in 1988 looked at 30 or so alternatives
including building a high level bridge. Florida Dept.
of Transportation Planner Richard Pereira, who
participated in the study, said they looked at traffic:
capacity, and existing right of way. But the study did
not go into great detail.
According to the DOT study results, a high level
bridge created adverse visual impacts to the area,
restricted the future of this area by fixing vertical
clearances and provided undesirable roadway grades.
The study determined a tunnel was the best
alternative in terms of traffic, clearance, visual impact,
access to commercial properties, and minimal
construction impacts. Only the cost was a detriment.
'The federal government responded that the tunnel
was not cost effective," said Pereira. "They
recommended rebuilding two intersections and
replacing the present bridge with a high level
drawbridge when traffic got bad."
Shaw says the length and land acquisition for a
high level bridge would be a problem, however.
Consequently, present studies are going ahead with the
design.
Those studies also include cost, which could go as
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high as $90 million with 50 percent coming from the
federal government. The remainder would have to
come from county, state and city coffers.
"But," said Shaw, "let's complete the design phase
first and then, depending on the technology used, pin
down cost."
The environmental and engineering studies being
done now look at the three alternatives: the tunnel,
drawbridge, and high-level fixed bridge. The
completed study will be presented at a public hearing
in March 1992.
"A majority of the engineering work will be
completed by then," Pereira said. "They should have a
good handle on cost of each alternative as to
construction, right of way and impacts of each
project."
Although everyone wants the tunnel, said Pereira,
the cost makes it difficult. "We've looked at joint
development, taxes, and tolls as funding, but we can't
find one thing to solve the problem," said Pereira. "Yet
the tunnel is the best alternative."
True, by moving the intersection at 23rd Ave east a
few blocks, a 65 foot bridge could be built, said
Pereira. It would have six percent grades which, he
said, people don't like. To build a higher bridge, one
needs a large right-of-way and that becomes
expensive.
"This is an important area with the hotels, and
convention center, and it would have a real impact on
the area. A percentage of boats would not be able to
clear the bridge, so a tunnel is ideal."
Construction could begin within two years if the
project gets the go-ahead. It will be early October
before Shaw finds out if he has succeeded in his
requests and 1992 before Florida would get money for
construction.
The Florida Department of Transportation (DOT)
and its tunnel consultants were to meet with public
officials and agencies in late June to discuss the
beginning of the 17th Street study, according to DOT
spokesperson Barbara Sarff. Additional meetings to
obtain public input to the study findings are planned
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8 WaterfrontNews July 1991 Palm Beach News:

Artificial reefs to be deployed in
Palm Beach County lakes

By CRAIG LUSTGARTEN
Waterfront News writer
To enhance fishing and habitat in Palm Beach
County's freshwater systems, the Florida Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commission (GFC) will be
deploying fish attraction devices in five lakes this
summer.
The GFC is coordinating the project with Palm
Beach County's Department of Environmental
Resource Management (DERM).
The idea is to create artificial reef systems which
will encourage colonizers such as algae, along with
micro and macro invertebrates with small forage fish.
This in turn will provide the basis for attracting larger
species to the reefs and thus give anglers concentrated
areas to fish in.
Ten sites have been selected for the deployment of
the fish enhancement devices, located in five lakes -
Lake Ida, Lake Osbome, Lake Eden, Airport Lake and
Lake Clark. Twelve attractor devices or panels will be
dropped at each quarter-acre site in an uneven pattern.
Each panel has an area of 80 feet. Panels are
composed of PVC frames filled with a unique
substance called GeoWeb, a rubber-like material which
will provide 4-inch cells which will allow space for
habitat growth and protection for fish.
Julie O'Connell, an environmentalist with DERM,
stated, "These reefs were successfully tested in
Florida's northern counties, and so we made the
decision to go ahead with this structure for fish
enhancement."
Each reef site will be marked with a buoy
designating that it is a fisheries enhancement area. The
markers will alert fishermen to the presence of the
reefs, which will be monitored by the Game and Fish
Commission.
The cost of the project is $20,000. DERM will
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The Department of Environmental Resource
Management recently scuttled a 72-foot steel vessel off
the shores of northern Palm Beach County as part of
the artificial reef program.
The ship, known as the "Ratican," joins other
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"Miss Jenny" deployed in the same area.
The cost of the reef deployment was $5,000 and
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Natural Resources and funds from Palm Beach
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Lake Ida's shores to be revegetated
Over 450 feet of shoreline north of Lake Ida's boat
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The project is part of a county effort to revitalize
lakes and other bodies of freshwater. A total of 1600
feet of Lake Ida's shoreline is scheduled for the
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turtle-nesting season.
Several of the turtles have already been stranded
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Port of Miami on track for oil spill center

By HANK JONES
Waterfront News writer
Marine Spill Response Corp. has initiated
negotiations with the Port of Miami for a site as a
regional headquarters to combat oil spills.
Carmen J. Lunetta, port director, has confirmed
choice of the Dade Port after Port Everglades could not
supply the required waterfront location. The Broward
port had been the preliminary choice.
The Dade location will be one of five sites
nationally.
MSRC is a non-profit organization funded by the
oil industry. William Lay, external affairs manager,
said the firm wants 15,000 square feet of office space
and 85,000 square feet of warehouse.

Trucks, barges, vessels and skimmers are
expected to be domiciled in Miami along with 100 local
workers still to be hired. The group already is in
temporary residence at the SeaEscape terminal.
Total five-year budget for the nationwide
organization is funded at $825 million.
In addition to Miami, four southeastern locations
will have staff and equipment. They are: Jacksonville,
Tampa, Savannah, and Wilmington, N.C., with
another base at St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
Regional centers are slated for New York/New
Jersey, Lake Charles, LA, Port Hueneme, CA, and
Seattle, WA.
The Florida operation is responsible for the coast
from the Tampa area south to the Keys and north on
the Atlantic to North Carolina as well as Puerto Rico.

Marine Council elects new officers

By HANK JONES
Waterfront News writer
The Marine Council has elected officers for 1991-
92 with the nominating committee's slate endorsed.
President is Ed Swakon, president of EAS
Engineering Inc., environmental engineers.
Three vice presidents have been designated:
William Brant, senior vice president, Post Buckley
Schuh & Jernigan; Michael Brescher, manager,
Crandon Park Marina and Carl Straw, president,
Professional Marina Management.
New secretary is Shirley Sandberg, psychologist,
New Directions for the Handicapped, and treasurer
Robert Rich Sr., CEO, Rich Electronics.
Five directors were elected from among a slate of
12 nominees and each will serve for three years. They
are: Teo Babun Jr., principal, Antillean Marine
Shipping; Capt. John Gonzales, associated with
Biscayne Bay Harbor Pilots; Robert L. Parks,
attorney, Anderson Moss Parks & Russo P.A., Dr.
Bruce R. Rosendahl, dean, Rosenstiel School of
Marine & Atmospheric Science, University of Miami,

and Jeanne Westphal, president, Jeanne Westphal &
Assoc.
Richard E. Briggs, who continues as executive
director, indicated that from among the additional
candidates for the board at least four could receive
presidential appointments from Swakon as members
have indicated resignations will be submitted during
the coming months.

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BOC race looking for
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Officials of the BOC
Challenge around-the-world solo yacht race said May
31 that they planned to end their next race in Britain
and would invite a number of East Coast ports,
including Fort Lauderdale, to compete for starting line
honors.
The statement represented a change for the race,
which has been started and finished three times at
Newport.
"We need a port that wants to participate in the
BOC Challenge as an enthusiastic partner in the event.
The race, and its associated education and
environmental programs, offer real opportunities for
civic and public involvement," says Nigel Rowe of
The BOC Group, sponsors of the race. "The BOC
Challenge is now a major sporting adventure,
attracting very considerable media attention around the
world. It provides substantial and international
promotion for all participating ports."
A number of ports on the East Coast of the U.S.,
including Fort Lauderdale, were invited in June to
tender for the role of 'start port' in competition with
Newport, Rhode Island. The intervening stopover
ports of Cape Town, Sydney and Punta del Este are
likely to remain unchanged.
About a half a dozen ports in southwest England
and South Wales also would be invited next month to
bid to be the finish line of the race.
Race officials said they also would publish new
draft rules for the race in July. They said rules changes
would be made to enhance race safety by improving
stability and seaworthiness of competing yachts and
discouraging competitors from venturing too deeply

new U.S. home port
into the iceberg-strewn Southern Ocean.
The next BOC Challenge is to begin in September
1994 and end in May 1995 at a port in England or
Wales, the officials said.

Whitbread race update
By CLEVE JENNINGS
Special to the Waterfront News
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weight behind the Whitbread Round the World Race.
Heineken NV has announced it will sponsor the Leg
Trophies for the WRTWR 93-94. The two brewery
companies have been partners in the United Kingdom
since 1961. As a global sponsor, Heineken's
participation could open the door for a very exciting
future for the race and will greatly increase media
coverage worldwide.
The Whitbread's return to Fort Lauderdale in 1994
is already impacting our community. As a result the
Royal Cork Yacht Club, Ireland, has announced a
major transatlantic race from Fort Lauderdale to Cork
in May, 1993. There is also a proposed race from
Puerto Sherry, Spain, to Fort Lauderdale in 1993.
Next year we can expect to see many of the yachts
participating in the Route of Discovery Race visiting
south Florida.
The BOC Challenge single-handed Round the
World Race is looking at various ports on the east
coast of the U.S. to host the role of "start port." Fort
Lauderdale's Whitbread experience has the BOC race
organizers looking at our city and we should receive a
proposal from them in the very near future.

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Sailing July 1991 Waterfront News 11

I'm Judy wins Broward regatta
By PETE ANDERSON
Special to the Waterfront News
Skipper Jim Durr and crew on his Olson 30 I'm
Judy won top honors in their PHRF class at the
Broward Sports Festival Sailing Regatta held in the
ocean off Pompano Beach on June 8. Sailing in light
air, Durr's 30-footer finished the 10-mile race in two
hours, nine minutes and 14 seconds.
Thirty four sailboats ranging from 20 to 44 feet in
length participated in the three class race. Don
Hightower finished first with Finesse, a Hunter 34, in
the ARC 1 class, and Bob Kwass skippering his
Pearson 40 Double Eagle, won the ARC 2 class.
Considering the rainy and squally weather several
days prior to the race day, the sun shone for the racers
just long enough to complete the race and the after race
cookout and awards presentation. Then the
thunderstorms rolled in again. The winds were light
southeasterly for the start, and then shifted to the
northeast and freshened as most of the boats began
their reach on the second leg. On the final leg, many of
the boats hoisted their brightly-colored spinnakers
which made for some exciting action on the way to the
finish line.
After the race, the sailors gathered at the Exchange
Club Park next to the Intracoastal in Pompano Beach
where a hearty cookout was in progress. Trophies and
Olympic-style medals were awarded the first three
finishers in each class.
The Broward Sports Festival Sailing Regatta was
sponsored by the Broward County Parks and
Recreation Department, the City of Pompano Beach
Recreation Department and the Hillsboro Inlet Sailing
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The Southern Ocean Racing Conference (SORC)
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opposed to the two of prior years.
"We're responding to what our participants say
they want," said recently re-elected chairman Scott
Piper, a long-time SORC competitor, "while still
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The Series will open in St. Petersburg on
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triangles. The Series will resume on Florida's east
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ovemighter across the Gulfstream out to Great Issac
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The traditional St. Petersburg-Lauderdale event
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alternating these two fine events," Piper said, "we
retain SORC's traditional ocean race role within a mix
designed to attract participants to the challenge of both
buoy and deep water racing."
The 1992 Series, for the first time, will allow
competitors a "throw out" race. With the initial two
days of triangles scored as a single race, Piper points
out those aiming toward a Series win can do the St.
Pete event and, within the intervening time, easily join
the resumption on the east coast.
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wec

1 Eastern Daylight Saving Time 2 3
J Swimming Classes, International Bass Fishing School, T.Y. Park, Moon on Equ
Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, 7-9 p.m., 7-week course. Call South Florida '
all levels. Call 523-0994. 985-1980. 8 p.m., 2500 Cor
Boating Classes, U.S. Coast Guard Single Sailors Social & Sail Club Manor. Call:
Auxiliary, Fort Lauderdale, 8 p.m., 4-week Planning, meets Tuesdays 6 p.m., north South Florida
course Call 565-6415 or 463-0034. Broward. Call 941-1631. p.m., discussion or
Marine Botany, a course at Nova Marine Chemistry, a course at Nova on Hollywood Beai
SOceanographic Center. Call 920-1909. Oceanographic Center. Call 920-1909. Wildlife in Dangi
1 9 9 1 Psychic Lecture, speaker Linda Radio Controlled Seaplanes, "Float Island Park, 11 a.
Georgian, Best Western, Fort Lauderdale, 8 Fly" at Markham Park. Call 971-8330. 1320.
p.m. $5 admission. Call 564-1011.

In the Tide Tables in blue NOTE:thetimes High +2.0' +1.8' +2.0' +1.8' +1.9'
as miltaryand the tide heights are In Feet above or be- Time 0003.0635.1217.1844 0040.0714.1312.1927 0120.075
*ltow "n Mo tide". A figure above the time Indicates a Low +0.2' +0.1' +0.2' +0.2' +0.
hih.t ..lwra... Low +0.2 +01 n_ +0.2' +0.2' +0.
7 8 9 10
Pops by the Bay, Natalie Cole, Miami Adventures of Spanish Explorers, Moon Farthest North of Equator Boating Class, I
Marine Stadium. Call 561-2997 or 945- for ages 10-14, through July 12. Call 463- Boating Skills & Seamanship, U.S. Squadron, 7:30 p.n
5180. 4431. Coast Guard Auxiliary, West Palm Beach, Pompano Be
Ocean Bouys Race, Gulf Stream Sailing Miami Sierra Club, meets monthly. 7:30 p.m. Call (407) 863-6144. Council, Navy Lea
Club. Call 987-2652. Call 895-0787. Palm Beach Sailing Club, meets 6:30 board meeting. Cal
Poetry in the Woods, Secret Woods American Ex-Prisoners of War, p.m., North Palm Beach Country Club. Call Coral Ridge Pov
Nature Center, Fort Lauderdale, 1:30 p.m. meets 8 p.m., Fort Lauderdale. Call 943- 746-4648. meeting. Call 772-!
Call 791-1030. 6873. Gulfstream Sailing Club, meets 8 Ft Lauderdale
Nature Walk, Fern Forest Nature Center, Coconut Grove Sailing Club general p.m., Riverside Hotel, Ft Lauderdale. Call Plan meeting, 7 p.
2 p.m. Call 970-0150. meeting, 8 p.m., 2990 S. Bayshore, Miami. 987-2652. or 761-5000..
Riverside Park, Civic Assoc., 4 p.m., Call 444-4571. Single Sailors, meets 6 p.m., north Miami River Di
Riverside Park Pavilion, Ft Lauderdale. Boating courses in: Ft Lauderdale 463- Broward. Call 941-1631. a.m., Miami River
0034 Dania 962-8766.
High +1.9' +2.1' +2.0' +2.3' +2.2' +2.4' +2.
Time 0448-1137.1748 0014.0549.1236.1849 0113.0652.1336.1945 0213.075
Low -0.2' +0.3' -0.3' +0.2' -0.5' 0.0'
1T4 .15 16 17
7th Annual Dolphin Tournament, Moon on Equator Bass Fishing Course, T.Y. Park, South Florida
Shirttail Charlie's, Fort Lauderdale, proceeds Hemingway Days Festival, through Hollywood, all ages, 7-9 p.m. Call 985- meets 7:30 p.m., I
benefit North Broward Nephrology Patients July 21, Key West. Call (305) 294-2587. 1980. Floor, 1 Ocean I
Fund. Call 463-FISH. Swimming Classes, all levels, CAT 44 Club, 7:30 p.m., Pierce Street 754-8971.
Adult Flag Football, Markham Park. International Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Annex, Ft Lauderdale. Call 755-3965 Boating courses
Call 384-9622. Lauderdale. Call 523-0994. Single Sailors, meets 6 p.m., north 3600, Lighthou
Courtesy Marine Examinations in: Adventures with the Semfniles, a Broward. Call 941-1631. NLauderdale 462
Boca Raton call 391-3600, Deerfield 421- camp for ages 10-14, Fort Lauderdale OPBRA general meeting, 8 p.m., NoirMiamiBea
7054, Lighthouse Pt 942-4381, Pompano Historical Society. Call 463-4431. Apache Landings, 3025 NE 188 St., Miami, 961-4147, Palm
782-4581, Plantation 472-7614, Fort Manatee Protection Plan, task force call 895-5493 (Dade) or 925-3646 (Broward) 2904 or 626-2815
Lauderdale 463-0034, Dania 962-8766, meeting, Fort Lauderdale City Hall. Call Rivei Oaks Civic Assoc, 7:30 p.m., Lap Swimmin
Hollywood 865-7511. 357-6644. Westminster Church, Fort Lauderdale. Seabreeze, Ft. aimmin
Seabreeze, Ft. Lau

High +2.5' +2.7' +2.4' +2.4' +2.3' +2.3'
Time 0546.1134.1807 0003.0637.1229.1858 0053.0729.1323.1953 0144.089
Low -0.4' -0.5' -0.4' -0.3' -0.3' -0.1' -0.
21 22 23 24
Invitational Race, Hillsboro Inlet and Adventures in Archaeology, ages 9- Moon Farthest South of Moon in Apr
Gulfstream Sailing Clubs. Call 987-2652. 14, Fort Lauderdale Historical Society. Call Equator Miami River B
Pearl Harbor Survivors, meets 3 p.m. 463-4431. Florida Marine Aquarium Society, a.m., City Club
at the American Legion Hall, 171 SW 2nd Lap Swimming, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., every 7:30 p.m., Museum of Science, Miami. Center. 285-1864.
St., Pompano. Call 941-2168. day, Swimming Hall of Fame Pool, 500 Call 666-2226. Greater Miami
"Jamin at Fern Forest," 2-5 p.m., Seabreeze, FtLauderdale, call523-0994. South Middle River Civic Assoc., Rosensteil Schoo
Pompano Beach. Call 970-0150. .Boating courses in: Jupiter call 744- call for time & location 763-1010 or 467- 5190
Acoustic Open Mike, Secret Woods, 1- 2904, Palm Beach Gardens 622-7385, Lake 2458. Lighthouse
4 p.m. Call 791-1030. Worth 832-9902, Deerfield 479-0946, Single Sailors, meets 6 p.m., north Sportsman As
Fort Lauderdale Events Hotline: call Pompano 941-5781, Ft Lauderdale 463- Broward. Call 941-1631. meeting. Call 566
761-5363. 0034, Plantation 472-7614. "Float Fly," Radio-controlled seaplanes at Saltwater Fish
Markham Park. Call 971-8330. Brian Piccolo Paj
or 437-2600.
High +1.7' +1.9' +1.7' +1.9' +1.8' +2.0' +1.
Time 0521.1205-1820 0045-0614.1256.1910 0133.0705.1344.1955 0219.07'
Low +0.1' +0.6' +0.1' +0.6' +0.1' +0.5'
T 29 30 31
Third Annual Cheer's Fishing Manatee Protection, public workshop, Moon on Equator Miami River 1
Tournament, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., proceeds 5:15 p.m. Call 357-6644. Single Sailors, meets 6 p.m., north a.m., City Club a
benefit the Broward County Artificial Reef Swim Classes, all levels, International Broward. Call941-1631. Lighthouse
Program. Call 771-6337. Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Lauderdale. Boating courses in: Jupiter call 744- Sportsman A
Fort Lauderdale Events Hotline: call Call 523-0994. 2904, Palm Beach Gardens 622-7385, Lake dinner meeting. C
761-5363. Pioneerin' in the Piney Woods, ages Worth 832-9902, Deerfield 479-0946, Beer Can Race
*Courtesy Marine Examinations in: 9-13, re-enactment of rural Florida 100 years Pompano 941-5781, Ft Lauderdale 463- Club. Call 942-7T
Boca Raton call 391-3600, Deerfield 421- ago, Fort Lauderdale Historical Society. Call 0034, Plantation 472-7614, Hollywood 981- Bird Watching
7054, Lighthouse Pt 942-4381, Pompano 463-4431. 7746 & Hialeah 559-6260. Center, Pompano
782-4581, Plantation 472-7614, Fort Lap Swimming, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., every -Fort Lauderdale Events Hotline: call 0150.
Lauderdale 463-0034, Dania 962-8766, day, Swimming Hall of Fame Pool, 500 761-5363. Fort Lauderda
Hollywood 865-7511. Seabreeze, Ft Lauderdale, call 523-0994. 761-5363.

High +2.1' 2.2+2.1' +2.2' +2.1'
Time 0420.1033.1701.2257 0526.1110*1738.2337 0601.1050.1818 0006.06:
Low +0.2' 0.0' +0.1' +0.1' j +0.1' +0.2' +0

Calendar & Tide Tables July 1991 Waterfront News 13

nesday Thursday Friday Saturday

4 5 6
ator Independence Day Last Quarter 4th of July Picnic & Cruise,
surfing Association., July Fourth Family Celebration, C & S Starlight Musical, Bobby Deerfield Island Park, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call
1 Springs Dr., Country Fort Lauderdale, 12-10 p.m. Call 761-5813. Rodriguez, Holiday Park, Fort Lauderdale, 360-1320.
64-0202. Regatta Time in Abaco, Green Turtle 7:30-9:30 p.m. Call 761-5360. Swim Classes, ages 4-16, beginners,
ivers, meeting 7:30 Cay to Guana Cay. Call (809) 365-4271. Tinsley Ellis, appearing at Musicians Quiet Waters Park, Deerfield Beach, 9-11
reefs, Howard Johnsons Star Spangled Manors, fam.i ly Exchange. Call 764-1912 or 944-2627. a.m. Call 360-1315.
h. Call 923-0654. celebration in Wilton Manors. 390-2131. Hollywood North Beach Concert, 6-9 Music Under the Stars, Sunrise Jazz
a lecture at Derrfield Holiday Race, Palm Beach Sailing Club. p.m. Call 926-2444. Band, Kester Park, Pompano Beach, 7-9
to 1 p.m. Call 360- Call 746-9074. Adult & Jr Sailing Instruction, 3-6 p.m. Call 786-1111.
Cruise Raft-up, Gulf Stream Sailing p.m., every Friday. Call St Lucie Sailing Rillera Sunfish Race, Gulf Stream
Club. Call 987-2652. Club 407-334-2243. Sailing Club. Call 987-2652.

+1.8' +1.9' +1.8' +1.9' +1.9' +1.9' +2.0' High
).1352.2012 0202.0845.1444.2110 0252.0937.1543.2208 0348.1036-1648.2308 Time
+0.3 +0.1' +0.4' 0.0' +0.4' -0.1' +0.4' Low
11 12 13
art Lauderdale Power Moon in Perigee International Outboard Grand Prix, Underwater Music Festival, lower
SCall 462-4497. New Moon Bay City, Michigan race. Call (918) 742- Keys, underwater conch shell blowing
ch Gold Coast Boating Classes, U.S. Coast Guard 9777. contest. Call (305) 872-2411.
gue of the United States Auxiliary, Plantation. Call 370-5059. C & S Starlight Musical, Higher Seashore Cinema, Hollywood North
785-2216. Bahamas Summer Boating Fling, Ground, Calypso, Holiday Park, Fort Beach Park, 6 p.m. Call 926-2444.
er Squadron, general Bimini. Call (809) 347-2122. Lauderdale. Call 761-5360. Pops by the Bay, Ray Charles, Miami
032. Underseas Sports Club, meets 7:30 Hollywood North Beach Concert, 6-9 Marine Stadium. Call 561-2997 or 945-5180
Waterways Master p.m., for location call 564-8661. p.m. Call 926-2444. or (407) 392-5443.
n., City Hall, 761-5423 Diga Dive Club, meets 8 p.m. in Friday Night Movies, T.Y. Park. Call *Courtesy Marine Examinations,
Miami. Call 238-9754 or 387-0733. 985-1980. Boca Raton call 391-3600, Deerfield 421-
vision meeting, 7:45 Sailing Singles of South Florida, Group Waterslide Evenings, T.Y, 7054, Lighthouse Pt 942-4381, Pompano
nn, 443-1967. meFort Laer. Call te E y Sus Park, Hollywood, 6-9 p.m. Call 985-1980. 782-4581, Plantation 472-7614.
Fort Lauderdale. Call 565-0775.
+2.6' +2.3' +2.7' +2.5' +2.7' +2.5' +2.7' High
[*1434.2040 0308.0848.1527.2133 0402.0944.1621.2224 0454.1039.1714.2314 Time
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Boardsailing Assoc., First Quarter Miami Summer Boat Show, through Sunfish Beer Can Regatta, Gulfstream
enrod's Beach Club, 3rd Turtle Walk, the Discovery Center, Fort July 24, Miami Beach Convention Center. Sailing Club. Call 987-2652.
r., South Miami Beach, Lauderdale. Call 462-4115. Call 666-8515 or 525-7044. Turtle Release Program, the Discovery
Greater Fort Lauderdale Boardsailing Marina Mile 84 Association, meets at Center, Fort Lauderdale. Call 462-4115.
n: Boca Raton call 391- Assoc., meets 7:30 p.m. at the Riverside Marina Bay, Fort Lauderdale, 9 a.m. Call Shipcrafters Radio-controlled Model
e Pt 971-0648, Fort Hotel. Call 525-7037. 752-5800. Ship & Boat Show, C.B. Smith Park,
Hollywood 922-5043, Hlsboro InletSailingClub meets Rgion IV State Swim Pembroke Pines. 8 a.m. Call 437-2650.
i 939-BOAT. HollywoodClub; meets American Merchant Ma'i'ine Vets,
1939-BOAT.h Hollywood 7:30 p.m. at the Lighthouse Point Yacht Championships, International American Merchant Marine Vets,
each Power (407) 744- Club. Call 771-6349. Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Lauderdale. meets 2 p.m. in Dania. Call 923-6256.
Port Everglades Authority, meets 10 Call 523-0994. .Courtesy Marine Examinations,
10-a.m.-4 p.m., every a.m., Port Commission chambers, *Fort Lauderdale Events Hotline: call Boca Raton call 391-3600, Deerfield 421-
-all of Fame Pool, 500 administration building. 523-3404. 761-5363. 7054, Lighthouse Pt 942-4381, Pompano
lerdale, call 523-0994. 782-4581, Plantation 472-7614.
+2.1' +2.1' +2.0' +1.9' +1.9' +1.8' +1.9' High
2 1421-2046 0234.0918.1521.2146 0330.1014.1621.2246 0425*1109.1722.2345 Time
+0.2' -0.1' +0.4' 0.0' +0.5' +0.1' +0.6' Low
25 6 27
gee Kick-off, Cheer's Fishing Tournament, Full Moon Bass Fishing Tournament, Tradewinds
marinee Group, meets 8 Fort Lauderdale, 7:30 p.m. Call 771-6337. Flip Phillips, C & S Starlight Musicals, Park, Coconut Creek, benefits the N.E.
:f Miami, SE Financial Ft Lauderdale Boat Club Social, 7 Holiday Park, Fort Lauderdale. Call 761- Alzheimers Daycare Center. Call 480-4448.
p.m., for location call 431-7239. 5360. Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club,
Shell Club, 7:30 p.m., Port Everglades Propeller Club, 7 Family Swim & Slide Nights, C.B. summer race. Call 941-4030.
Virginia Key. Call 726- p.m., call for location 523-1212. Smith Park, Pembroke Pines, 6 p.m. Call Courtesy Marine Examinations in:
Sailing Singles Social, Embassy 437-2650. Boca Raton call 391-3600, Deerfield 421-
Point Saltwater Suites Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, 6 p.m. Call Hollywood North Beach Concert, 6-9 7054, Lighthouse Pt 942-4381, Pompano
.oc., monthly dinner 565-0775. p.m. Call 926-2444. 782-4581, Plantation 472-7614, Fort
1882. Marine Council Breakfast, 7:30 a.m., Group Waterslide Evenings, T.Y. Lauderdale 463-0034, Dania 962-8766,
ng Class, 7-10 p.m., 147 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables. 856-0206. Park, Hollywood, from 6-9 p.m.. Call 985- Hollywood.
c Cooper City, 792-5067 -DIGA Dive Club, meets 8:15 p.m., 235- 1980.
5069
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marine Group, meets 8 TIME ADJUSTMENTS TO TIDE TABLE
'Miami. Call 285-1864. High
Point Saltwater B nHighe Low
Point Saltwater Boca Inlet ...............+08 Minutes ............... ........ +17 1
association, monthly Jeerfield Beach .................... +12 .............................. +11
1566-1882. Hillsboro Inlet ......................-31 .............................50
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Beach 11 a.m. Call 970- Dania Cut Off ................ +45 .............................. +28 1224 S.W. 1st Avenue
Davie Bridge....... ...............+40 ............................. +40 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315
e. Events Hotline: call Haulover Inlet ................. +38 ............................. +39
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Ancient Mariner has finally hit bottom
On June 9, the 165-foot cutter Ancient Mariner was sunk off Deerfield Beach in 70 feet of water at
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Habitat July 1991 Waterfront News 15

-,.Broward County's reefs

swepto^--

By BRYAN BROOKS
Waterfront News writer
On June 8th, over 600 environmentally concerned
divers saddled up and dove for trash trash that
careless divers, fishermen, boaters and other fools
discarded into that nursery of life on our planet, the
Ocean.
Ocean Watch Foundation, a Fort Lauderdale-based
environmental group, put on its third annual Reef
Sweep. Starting from scratch in the living room of
Deborah Meeks, a professional photographer, Ocean
Watch has come to be respected in Florida as an
organization that draws its strength from the actions
and staying power of the concerned people involved -
intelligent and inventive people who come from all
walks of life, brought together by the common love
they share for the welfare of the ocean.
Three years ago, Deborah Meeks, or as her friends
call her, D.J., dove off a boat with a handful of
concerned divers collecting refuse from a local reef.
Now, their Reef Sweep event has progressed to the
point where caring SCUBA divers are crawling off
beaches and jumping from boats over all of the 24
miles of coastline in Broward County.
Making the event successful were many helpful
volunteers. One such was computer whiz, SCUBA
instructor and Ocean Watch member, Debra Bradford.
She worked ceaselessly at her lap-top computer at the
end of that day figuring out the totals, all kinds of
totals. She reported that the number of divers has
roughly doubledfrom last year's crop. The amount of
trash taken from the ocean also doubled likewise, the
amount of private and charter boats involved with the
event. She laughs as she goes over the list of items
being pulled up from the bottom. The stuff, she
explains, seems to get more bizarre every year.
This year's garbage grope brought up an airplane
door, a bathroom sink, and of course a pair of G
-string panties. Bradford couldn't advise who came up
with that trophy. She felt it must have been a male
warrior/diver-type.
As in past years, the event was culminated with a
huge party at Tugboat Annie's, a well-known
dockside watering hole in Dania. There were over 900
divers and their friends who.camc to see the different
types of garage that was pulled in.
;'/ There were awards given for different categories
and amounts of garbage. Bradford said the most
:-crowd-pleasing prize this year was a Gumby doll
which placed number one in the most unusual
category. This award went to diver Ann Douglas.
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strange item was a frame for a Harley-Davidson
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Ocean Watch Foundation has found out that
besides collecting garbage from the ocean, much good
will comes from this event each year. It is a time when
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19 different charter boats that had signed up to take
divers out grabbing trash off the ocean floor. The
charter boats had over 350 divers on board.
Bradford said there were another 132 divers that
signed up on 32 different private boats. Not to be
outdone by boaters were the beach divers. Over 120
divers signed up at two different places on Broward
County beaches to walk offshore and swim for trash.
One of the beach locations was in north Hollywood.
The other location, the Commercial Pier in Lauderdale-
by-the-Sea., had 90 divers. One of those divers came
back with a water heater.
There were 1,503 cans and bottles, which,
Bradford states, comes out to about 250 six packs, or
63 cases of beer. There were over 2 miles of rope,
plus an even 1000 other miscellaneous items.
In Bradford's other life, the life where she is paid
a salary, she works at, what else, computers.
Leslie Easterling, Ocean Watch Foundation board
member, stated that part of the excitement for her was
seeing the 98 volunteers that came out to help
coordinate the event The volunteers helped by taking
in the trash at different locations and signing up the
divers who came out in droves to be a part of this
growing event. They were distinguished by their white
T-shirts smartly marked with the Ocean Watch
emblem. Easterling said that the Reef Sweep has
become a community event. Many of the volunteers
came from outside of the diving industry, which
shows a community concern for the ocean.
Although everyone had fun, the serious side of
their mission was made painfully aware to the divers
by the miles of monofilament fishing line dragged off
the ocean floor. This line tends to trap and kill the:
endangered, air-breathing sea turtles. Another killer of
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Much of the contents in the 334 bags of trash brought
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The diving industry seems to have progressed to
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This way, even if they are just looking at the scenery
of fish and reef, they can always bring back some of
the trash some people seem destined to throw into the
sea.
Then there is another way to look at this event, and
that is by being aware of Fort Lauderdale's colorful
history. There are still the five missing Navy TBM
torpedo planes, missing since December 5th, 1945,
when they took off from the Naval Air Base in Fort
Lauderdale and flew into history. Then there is the
legendary lost German U-boat submarine reported to
be out there somewhere. Those of us who were
children in Fort Lauderdale during and after World
War II, grew up listening to tales of the mystery
German submarine that prowled the waters off our
coast during that war and still might be out there. It
would be interesting if, one year during the search for
trash, a neophyte diver accidentally found a torpedo
plane or the periscope from a German submarine. The
party at Tugboat Annie's that year might take on a
Whole different meaning. Possibly environmentalists,
archaeologists, historians and trash-collecting divers
might find they have a whole lot more in common than
they might have at first thought.
Old sea captains and experienced divers familiar
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that anything is possible. After all, when you don that
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Dade distributor buys Lauderdale boat dealership

By HANK JONES
Waterfront News writer
Allied Marine, Dade County distributor for
Hatteras Yachts, has acquired Hatteras of Lauderdale
for an undisclosed amount.
Allied is the property of SeaRock Inc., Little Rock-
based firm whose chairman, Winthrop Rockefeller, is
the great-grandson of John D. Rockefeller and the son
of a former governor of Arkansas.
Hatteras of Lauderdale was owned by Herb
Postma, who also is president of Westship Inc., Fort
Lauderdale dealer of custom-built fiberglass yachts.
In a statement, Rockefeller said, "Owning one of
the world's premier dealerships representing the
Hatteras line is a great opportunity."
Postma has said acquisition by Allied would give
customers "incomparable service."

The new firm becomes the largest Hatteras
dealership in the world. Stuart Hatteras in Martin
County currently is the world's largest volume
Hatteras dealer, a title until recently held by Hatteras of
Lauderdale.
Hatteras yachts, built in North Carolina, are from
38 to 125 feet long and over the years Lauderdale
Hatteras has been a center for owners who have
chosen to have existing boats lengthened by having the
hull extended at the firm's New River yard.
No unemployment is expected at either dealership
as a result of the acquisition.
Hatteras of Lauderdale has been for sale since the
fall of 1990, and for the year had sales of $50 million.
In recent weeks inventory has been reduced by about
$20 million but a couple of dozen boats carrying a
price tag of more than $20 million are unsold.

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We repair Outboards, Sterndrives
or Inboards

Other Services
Parts/Service Repowering New
Lubes Outboards/
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Water Pumps Steering Systems
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18 Waterfront News July 1991 The Main Brace

series

has local hook
By BETTE MARTIN
Special to the Waterfront News
On the Waterways, exploring how life in North
America has been and continues to be shaped by its
rivers, lakes and coastal waters, airs on public
television Station WPBT (Channel 2), beginning
Sunday, July 7, 6:00 p.m. The 13-part series is hosted
by actor Jason Robards.
For three years, the Driftwood, a 60-foot motor
yacht, explored more than 25,000 miles of waterways
to rediscover the spirit and substance of North America
through the people who live, work and play along its
shores. The third episode, "Too Much, Too Fast,"
(July 21), focuses on Florida from the Panhandle to
the Everglades, and includes an interview with
environmentalist Marjorie Stoneman Douglas, who has
devoted her life to saving her "river of grass." Adding
to the local color is the captain of the Driftwood,
Richard Bristol of Fort Lauderdale, and one of the film
makers, Thomas Miller, a graduate of the University
of Florida. In addition, episode five (August 4)
featuring the South Atlantic, is a journey from Fort
Lauderdale to the Chesapeake Bay.
The inspiration for the voyage came through
tragedy. Promising animator and award-winning
Martin Fischer was killed in an auto accident. His
father, Paul Fischer, remembering an idea they had
shared, started the project as a memorial to his son.
On The Waterways
Sunday, 6:00 p.m. beginning July 7
WPBT-2
EVlsode Title
#1 The North Atlantic The Cradle of the Continent
#2 The Western Gulf Coast From the Border to the Bayou
#3 (July 21) Florida Too Much, Too Fast
#4 The Upper Mississippi Mark Twain's Rive
#5 (August 4) The South Atlantic A Coast of Contrasts
#6 Lake Superior Hiawatha's Gitche Gumee
#7 The Hudson River and the Erie Canal America's Historic
Waters
#8 The Ohio The Big Blue Collar River
#9 The Eastern Great Lakes- The Fragile Bond
#10 The Mid-Atlantic The Great Eastern Shore
#11 Lake Michigan and the Illinois River The Midwest
Riviera
#12 The Lower Mississippi The Working River
#13 Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Slicing Thru the South
* On the Waterways is repeated Saturdays, 6 a.m.

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By
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Teak Care
Engine Room Detailing
Interiors
Absentee Management

Scheduled Maintenance
Programs
Professionally trained mobile crews
Licensed Bonded & Insured VMIAA

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In Harbour Towne Marina
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Sandblast contest kicks off
4th of July on the beach
By BILL HANSEN-SIEGEL
Special to the Waterfront News
The 38th Annual Sandblast Contest and Family
Fourth held at the south end of Fort Lauderdale's
South Beach near the Yankee Clipper will give sand
sculptors, artists and children of all ages the chance to
compete for prizes and demonstrate their creative
abilities.
More than 100 teams are expected to participate in
one of the oldest and most prominent sand sculpture
contests in the country. Experts will conduct a
workshop during the contest to give professional
advice and instruction in the latest sand sculpture
techniques. The Sandblast Contest is coordinated by
the Special Events Division of the Fort Lauderdale
Parks and Recreation Department and hosted by the
Sun-Sentinel.
Check in and space assignments for the Sandblast
is at the registration tent on the beach from 7:00 to 7:30
a.m. with the contest occurring from 7:30 a.m. to 12
:30 p.m.; final judging will begin at that time with an
awards presentation at 2:00 p.m.
From 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the city will conduct
All-American Homecoming ceremonies to officially
honor Desert Storm returnees and veterans from past
wars. After a presentation of the troops, patriotic
songs and stirring selections by a military band,
Congressman E. Clay Shaw, Jr. and Mayor Jim
Naugle will present special commendations to
hometown heroes who have been awarded the purple
heart. Veterans of past wars World War II, Vietnam,
Korea, Grenada and Operation Just Cause will be
presented by Bill Kling of the Broward Veteran's
Council. CNN correspondent Charlie Jaco will also be
honored. City Manager George Hanbury and County
Commissioner Lori Parish will recognize City and
Broward County employees. The ceremonies will end
with an impressive Fly Over by a squadron of F-16
jets.
From 3:30 to 7:00 p.m., Alamo Rent-A-Car will
present a concert on the beach featuring top local
performers including Big Mama Blu and her No
Regrets Band plus the popular Miami group, Sha-
Shaty.
The nationally-known group of singers and
recording stars, the 5th Dimension, will perform from
7:30 to 9:00 p.m. just prior to a mammoth fireworks
spectacular presented on a barge just off the beach.

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* New or Rebuilt Engines and Generators
* Extensive Parts Inventory
* 17 Service Vans
* Oil Changes to Major Overhauls

Providing
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Factory Authorized Warranty Center

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Props Shafts
HYDRCutless Bearings
Removed & Replaced
A yT DIVE SPECIALITIES

EXPERT UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE
HYDRAULIC POWER BRUSH CLEANING

Emergency Repairs Dave Ungerbuehler
Zincs Thru Hulls U/W Technician
U/W Photography (305) 563-9023

(305) 522-2524

Roland Salerno
MASTER SALVAGE DIVER

UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE
Inspections Hull Cleaning Light Salvage
Hull & Boat Refinishing
2101 S.E. 18th St. (Dockside) Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316

YACHT
DOCKAGE
MAINTENANCE &
MANAGEMENT
BRACKISH WATER DOCKAGE
COMPLETE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS
(YOUR DOCK OR OURS)
IDEAL FOR ABSENTEE OWNERS
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FAX 587-8982

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STEERING OR CONTROLS PROBLEM? Call
Detone's Mar. Serv. Inc. 305-665-5348.
All types & makes. Lie, & Insured,
DIESEL ENGINE TROUBLESHOOT & REPAIR.
DIESEL TECH 564-4412 POWER/SAIL
MARINE ELECTRIC- C. Tom Williams.
Your dock or mine. Insured for marinas.
Call 305-981-4663.
Keep your boat looking good. Varnish
Paint/Teak R&R BRIGHTWORK will do it.
Call Roland 979-6946
DISCOUNT SALES & INSTALLATION
GPS/SSB/HAM/VHF/WeatherFax/Gensets
Radar/Inverters/Watermakers/Engines
$25/hr dockside. Call for quote:
CRUISER'S SUPPLY (305)878-0769 beep
One Call does it all, complete vessel
maintenance, wash, wax, buffing, also
underwater services, hull cleaning, etc.
Call Mike of Expert Marine Service at
961-7065 for complete mobile service.
CARPETS by Ray- 40 yrs exp in custom
marine service. Sold & installed by same
master mechanic. Call 583-4067.
TAIWAN BOAT SPECIALISTS
We've imported & outfitted Taiwan
boats for 5 years, performing all
aspects of marine services.
May we help you???
Classic Yacht Service
305-587-3440
MIDWEST MARINE
Mobile Dockside Services
Rigging waxing & detailing teak
refinishing & replacement formica
work restorations custom
carpentry mechanical repairs *
repowering Low Summer Rates
968-9143 979-0595

Beta Marine
SAll.types General Repairs A/C & D/C Electric
Gas & Diesel Engines. Transmissions
Steering Systems s Absentee Owner Service
Cleaning and Brightwork
Call 587-7952

Marine Services continued
RELIABLE MARINE SERVICES 15.yrs exp.
Sail/Power. DOCKSIDE REPAIR. Diesel/Gas.
General maintenance-troubleshooting. Fair
prices. Call Marc 523-8742.
ABOVE BOARD CONTROLS, INC.
Installation & repair of all
controls & steering
M.M.C. Electric, Morse, Hynautic.
305-791-6382 / Beeper: 305-497-0306
Marine equipment repairs
Installation inspection rigging of
outriggers davits liferafts. Towers *
rails inflatables fiberglass.
Free estimates. 305-791-6382,
REFIT DOCK available, up to 130'
Gulfstream Yacht Services.
Call 321-9981 or beeper 760-8882.
All marineservices available.

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 COOUNG NEEDS SINCE 1977.
Call Custom Refrigeration at 527-0540,
JAN-CHRIS MARINE AIR INC. for all your
a/c & refrigeration needs.The best for less.
MasterCard & Visa accepted. Ph 426-0665,
HAWTHORNE MARINE. Factory authorized
dealer for Adler/Barbour Crosby *
Cruisair*Marine Air* Sea Frost 763-2653.
RARITAN ENGINEERING-
Inventory closeout of last year's model
Icerette Icemakers now at substantially
reduced prices. All units come with
warranty. Scratch & dent 110v & 220 volt
icemakers also available at incredibly low
prices. Call 525-0378 or visit our service
center & showroom at 3101 SW 2nd Ave.,
Fort Lauderdale.
SPECIAL JECHNICOLD 16,000 BTU air
conditioning, S.S. construction, '2-year
warranty. $1395. Call 764-6192.

CANVAS FACTORY- flybridge covers,
Bimini tops, mooring covers & repairs.
Mobile truck will perform work at your
site. Call 781-1970
ANCHOR MARINE CANVAS Co. 462-7525
Satisfying customers for 20 years.
We've done it all. "Discount with this ad."
Paradise Boat Tops Canvas
Bimini tops repairs cushions Estimates.
Call 921-5486.
SAILS CANVAS & RIGGING SERVICE
Quality repairs at reasonable rates. Free
pick up & delivery. Call 523-2223.

CRUISE THE KEYS or BAHAMAS
Boat with captain. Relax & enjoy.
305-524-2609.
Beautiful cruise equipped TARTAN 37 long
term lease bareboat charter
$1900/month, delivery Sept 1, 1991.
Write: Tartan 37, 551 SW 63rd Terrace,
Plantation. FL 33317
"LET'S GO SAILING"
Avail weekends only on the sloop
WINDANCER 1991 42' Catalina.
Call for reservations (305) 768-9074.
40-FOOT SLOOP with captain
Biscyane Bay, Keys or Bimini, Bahamas
Very Affordable. Reserve 551-3077.

AIR CONDITIONING
& REFRIGERATION
Installation & service at your dock
or ours. Classic Yacht Service
305-587-3440

BOATSHINE
Maintenance

M irA Interior Exterior Bottom
VarnIsh Polish Canvas Work
Scheduled Maintenance

Miami (305) 672-6755. (305) 538-3227

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 POLISHING- We can polish your hull
& clean your waterline.
In-water service at your dock.
Call R.B. Bailey at 921-8286.
KAIWAHINE YACHT DETAILING- interior &
exterior cleaning, waxing, maint. &
provisioning. Licensed & insured.
Patricia Atkinson home 475-2125 or
beeper 528-0379. Very reliable.
ACTION MARINE DETAILING- all teak work,
waxing, washing inside & out. In-water
mntc, bottom cleaning, props, zincs &
bearings replaced. Absentee & quality
dockside services at reasonable rates.
Call Capt Brent Sanders 231-0906 beeper.
EUROCLEAN professional carpet/
upholstery/cleaning. Yacht specialist.
We don't cut comers We clean them!
Licensed and insured.
7 days 24 hrs. Call 941-4565.

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.
M&E MARINE SERVICE- 305-760-7715.
"We clean your bottom." Dockside diving
services, hull cleaning & zinc replacement.
DIVER DAVE
Complete underwater maintenance
bottom cleaning, props changed,
inspections. 7 days 24 hrs 963-6325

Call the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a classified ad. 524-9450

Three great ways

to save at two great

Westrec Marinas,

1. Buy 5 months storage, get 1 month free.

2. Buy 10 months storage, get 2 months free.

3. Current storage customers can save, too.

Bring a friend in to sign up for a minimum of

two months, you'll get one month free!

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located on the Dania cut-off canal* easy access to ocean

offices: 2051Griffin Rd., Ft. Lauderdale FL33312 (305) 963-2660
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TOWERS

FACTORY
DIRECf
PRICING

*AFTER ALL THESE
YEARS WE STILL OFFER
THE BEST TOWER AT
THE BEST PRICE
*ALSO T-TOPS, LEANING
POSTS, 1/2 TOWERS
*PRE-JIGGED AND
FABRICATED TO FIT
-*SHIPPED WORLDWIDE
* INTRODUCING OUR
NEW IN-HOUSE
RIGGING DEPT.
* CONTROLS, RIGGERS,
ELECTRONICS,
ENGINES, HYDRAULICS,
AIR CONDITIONING.

BEST PACKAGE PRICES IN THE INDUSTRY

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20 Waterfront News July 1991 Classifieds

ONE DAVIT $150. Call 454-7799.

YACHT CAPTAIN- 100-ton lic. Power &
Sail, all areas, charters & deliveries,
excellent refs. Capt Ed Wiser. 977-3934.
DELIVERY CAPTAIN- licensed 100-ton. US
Navy ret- Capt/Nav/Instr. Captain
Donnelly. 522-6451 or 516-265-5470.
500-TON ALL OCEAN CAPTAIN, Spanish
title. USCG lic 100-ton. Will deliver &
captain your boat. Call 305-524-9013.

31 YRS EXPERIENCE
Gel coat & Fiberglass repair.
Custom-made hard tops.
Jack Anderson 462-6758.
ONE STOP FIBERGLASS--
Licensed & Insured.
We guarantee our work as long as you own
your boat! Enough said. 18 yrs experience.
After 6pm 792-4823

MARINE PLUMBER- 15 yrs local. New
installations, repairs. Wide exper. Working
w/legal marine sanitation device laws since
1976. Reasonable/trustworthy.
Call Nautical Johns 467-7847

Galley Maid Head Pumps &
Water Systems
New & Rebuilt/Exchange available. 1-
year warranty. Repairs done while u
wait. Limited number of repaired
Galley Maid Pumps available. 90-day
warranty $399.
Raz Marine- 281 SW 33 St,
Ft Laud, FL 305-525-5513

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.
SCUBA INSTRUCTION- private inst from
NAUI Instructor & Captain. Beginner,
Advanced, Specialty, Refresher.
Call Capt Chris 407-276-3384.

BOAT LETTERING BY CAROL- standard &
custom, gold leaf. Reasonable rates. Free
estimate. Call 764-2229
Pre-spaced 3M VINYL BOAT LETTERING
7 yrs guar. Can be installed in or out of
water. Get 10% off with this ad.
Computerized Lettering, 1530-C North
Federal Highway, Pomp Beach.
782-2267 or 800-321-5387.

E. TTERING: yachts & accessories.
Custom work & gold leaf by Laurie Cahill.
: oidutS 763-4783 Beeper: 231- 0

Gold Leaf & Pictorials Transoms Custom
Printed T-Shirts, Murals, Custom Logos.
779-1074 922-9266

BOATLIFTS, DAVITS, all phases of marine
construction. Licensed. Insured. Best
guaranties. 407-750-4255. Boca Dock &
Seawall has moved to a new location.
See our ad on page 8.
DOCK PILE restoration installation by
certified diver Dan 462-3179.

AMERICAN DOCK & PILING, Inc.
Marine Contractors Docks, Decks,
Seawalls, Pilings, Boat Lifts, Trave'. Lifts
Engineering, Drawings, Permits -
Servicing Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach
counties. Also available in house financing.
Call Tommy or Peter at (305) 565-5180.
3344 NE 32 St., Ft Lauderdale, Florida
.33308

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CROSS COUNTY SANDBLASTING 943-8877
See our display ad on paqe 8.
PARTS-SIGNS on Davie Blvd! 581-2777

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,
PURCHASE & INS SURVEYS- power & sail.
Prompt service. Pascoe & Associates,
since 1944. Call Don Cote 524-8661
PROFESSIONAL MARINE SURVEYS, Inc. Pre-
purchase, ins. & financial. Dick Williamson
407-272-1053 800-329-1053.
C&J MARINE SURVEYORS INC.
Surveys- pre-purchase, damage,
investigations-subrogation actions.
Member: SAMS, ASQC, ABYC.
"For a quality survey, call the quality people."
Call Jim Sanislo 407-495-4920.
Roger P. Klemper & Company
Certified marine surveyor
Comprehensive photo documented
Prepurchase, financial, insurance.
Specializing in small boats from 17'.
Member: ABYC AIMS NFPA SNAME
Servicing St Lucie to north Broward
(407) 731-0550

CHAMBERLAND YACHT UPHOLSTERY-
reupholstery & custom work: autos, home
furniture, boat cushions & canvas
bedspreads, drapes, Tonneau cover,
renovations, etc. Call Lisa 527-1825,
Specializing in INTERIORS, HEADLINERS,
CUSHIONS. Any type of LEATHER WORK.
YACHT TEN, Inc. 305-764-8470

MICHAEL'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.
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
31 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Custom fabricationiand repairs'
on wood and fiberglass.
Jack Anderson 462-6758
AT YOUR SERVICE- Finest varnishing,
teak restoring & yacht detailing.
Call Rico 524-7032.
WOODFINISHING Woodgraining Pickling
Specializing in color matching, pickle &
woodgraining touch-up.
Call Patti Sehi 524-0783.
BOAT CARPENTRY- mobile dockside
service & complete shop service for all
your woodworking needs & equipment
installations. 20 years experience.
Call 522-7578, pager: 761-6090.

Fine Yacht Carpentry
Teakdecks
Custom cabinetry
Mica and Plexiglas work
Highest quality
0 Competitive rates
Ship Shape Marine
KCall Gordon 764-22852

8 Imported PADDLE BOARDS at cost $300
ideal for sailboats & divers.
NSA WATER FILTERS at cost.
Call 435-3884.
Fresh & salt water tackle, marine
accessories. Custom rods & reels.
See Bob or Freeman,
TOURNAMENT ANGLER, INC.
935 NF 62 St (Cypress Ck) Ft L 492-9794
7-PIECE ANTIQUE DINING RM SET, 1920,
seats up to 10, dark wood, Ph 791-1509.
CLOSING OUT ALL USED MARINE
EQUIPMENT: 1 Gray Marine diesel, 75HP
fwc, Borg-Warner 2.5:1 gear; 2 Classic
Chris-Craft Hercules gasoline engines,
95HP, complete w/ trans; misc portholes
& other used items. No reasonable offers
refused. Village Marina, 1541 Griffin Rd,
Dania, Call 920-1001.
SEXTANT for sale- Tamaya Venus with
light, like new, asking $595.
Call Doug 813-321-1543.

BAR- solid teak, hand carved, new, must
ees wholesale $700 Call 407-479-0614.

Kenyon stainless propane STOVE OVEN. List
$1095/ask $300. Call 766-6080.

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83 EVIN 200 25" shaft SS prop wire HAR
great run cond $1450. Call 941-3341.
2hp JOHNSON '83 exc cond $175 941-3341

KOHLERONAN-WESTERBEKE*NORTHERN LIGHTS
Dockside service & installation. Used gens.
24-hour emergency road service.
Generator Plus. Call 429-8724.
INVERTERS TRACE 2000 watt $1090
distributor Rich Beers. Marine 764-6192

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SWITLICK LIFERAFT light wgt compact TSO-
C70 type 2. Also 7' fiberglass dinghy.
Call 763-2617.
10' CARIBE INFLATABLE- excellent cond.,
extras, $800 obo. Call -761-8670.

43'.CHRIS-CRAFT 1966- Ivbd cruiser, mint
condition. $34,000. Loaded!!! 761-8670.
30' 1988 CENTER CONSOLE 8' beam twin
150HP Yamaha Fisherman Pd $56,000. Sell
for $40.000 obo. 970-9304 or 351-0095.
WANTED- 40'-48' MOTOR YACHT or sedan
sport fisher 2BR 2BA, diesels, late model
low hrs. WILL TRADE vacant lot zoned 4
units Ft Laud "Coral Ridge." Will add money.
Phone Neil Master 305-942-8937 or
305-781-7220.
36-FOOT SPORT FISHERMAN- F/B, twin
350 gas, battery chgr, auto anchor, split
A/C, shower, etc. Call 538-5374.
Buying or selling, power or sail.
We're known for quality.
Call today.
River Bend Yach BrokerageInc.
1151 SW 20h Street, F auderdale, FL 33315
305/728-8707

PARTNER WANTED. Owner selling 1/2
interest MORGAN O/1 41 prvt dock. Share
expenses. Ivbd ok. Ph 525-5132. 6-10pm
30' Hunter 1977 $16,000.
30 Cal 1973 $14,000.
20 Matilda 1973 $1,800.
CRISCO YACHT SALES MIAMI 892-8502
37' MORGAN ketch 1976 well found
$45,000 obo. Call 561-8465 after 8pm.

We Buy Boats
Power & Sail
Any type, size or condition
Turn your unwanted boat into
cash today.
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July 10, 1991 9:00 a.m.
(registration 8:00 a.m. to noon)
Port of Miami
Passenger Terminal #8 Miami, FL

* Vehicles

Aircraft Jewelry

Vessels General Property
Viewings: July 8 9a.m. to 4 p.m. & July 9 9a.m. to 12 p.m.
EG&G Warehouse Miami, 1173 NW 159th Drive, Miami, FL
Helicopter Viewing: July 9 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Red Aircraft,
300 SW 34th St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL Other Viewings: Begin
June 28 thru July 9, please call for location.
Terms: Cash, cashier's check, Visa or Mastercard U.S. funds. Sale
#91-52-165/166. Call forapplication to subsrption service.

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FLA KEYS: BIG PINE KEY HOME- 2/2 on
deep canal, great access to Gulf or Atlantic.
Fully furnished. Daily, weekly or monthly.
Call 305-792-7927.
SHARE w/compats, 3-st, 4-bd, 3-ba, wf
Las Olas Isle. dw dock. 525-5132 6-10pm
On INTRACOASTAL in GOLDEN ISLES
4-bed/4-bath, gourmet kitchen, 2-car
garage, pool, dock. Yrly lease.
Gloria Dunn, realtor 458-0666
Lorraine Harcombe 454-4279
TOWNHOUSE & DOCK. 2-bed/2.5-bath. Unf.
$800/mo. 43' dock- $300/mo. Rent
together or separately. SE Ft Laud area.
Call Mae Simmons, realtor, Golden Palm
Realty. Inc. 522-8517,
CORAL RIDGE ISLES- 2-bed/2-ba waterfrt
condo. Pool, dock, balcony overlooks water._
$610/lease option. Ph 584-9630.
POMPANO- luxury, waterfront townhouse.
2/2.5, ocean access, tennis, pool,
security, private dock, etc. $1200/mo
annual Call 941-7093.
KEYS OCEANFRONT home, dock, great view.
Little Torch Key. $800/mo. 946-3196.
LAUDERDALE ISLES- split level home with
112' river frontage with dockage. 3-bed 2-
bath $1,095/month. No pets. Available in
August. Drive by 2690 Key Largo Lane then
call Teresa Savage, associate, Savage
Properties.
Call 587-4444 or 583-1565 evenings.
LAUDERDALE ISLES- 3/2 home, enclosed
pool, A/C, no pets, $895/mo. 587-0829.

ISLE OF VENICE- Century East Apts.
Pool BBQ Cable Laundry. Affordable
rates. Furn apts. Wkly/Mnthly. 523-2156.
ISLE OF VENICE SANDPIPER RESORT.
One-bed apts & efficiencies. Pool, BBQ,
cable. laundry. Call 527-0026.
VILLA VENEZIA/AQUA MAR- Luxury 1&2
bedroom apts., studios & effs. Newly
remodeled & furnished. Heated Pool,
faaundry, Cable TV,-BBQ: Seasonal.
Call 305-779-2818
LAS OLAS ISLES- 1/1.5 modern town
homes. Wkly/mnthly/annual. 524-1615
LAS OLAS ISLES- 1/1 & eff's, yearly or
seasonally, pool, laundry, furnished or
unfurnished. Call 523-9758
149 ISLE OF VENICE Bali Hai Polynesian
Resort- low off-season rates. Furn studios
starting at $329w/$100 security. 1BD
apts from $429w/$200 security. Features
pool, putting green, chickee huts, BBQ,
cable, AC, laundry. Available immediately.
Call 463-6300.
LHP EFFICIENCY includes dock space for
small boat. pool. $450/mo. Ph 946-3196.
FT LAUD NE-- waterfront, ocean access,
quiet, safe, kids/pets ok. 1-BR. $425/mo,
dock incl. Call 782-0360 evenina/weekend,
ISLE OF VENICE- 2-bed/2-bath, large
luxury apartment, all-appliances, pool, 60'
dock available. $850 per month.
Call 491-1706 or 566-4901.
HENDRICKS ISLE- Ig, 1-bed waterfront apt.
Heated pool. Laun, unfurnished. Annual.
Dock available Call 527-0451

LAUDERDALE-by-the-Sea apt 1/1 & 2/2
$580 up. Clean. Dock. Avail. 491-0919

Century East Apts 100 ISLE OF VENICE live-
aboards welcome. Hot shower, BBQ,toilet,
cable, phone, pool. laundry, 523-2156.
YACHT DOCKAGE & MAINTENANCE SERVICE
ideal for absentee owners. 587-8984.
DANIA- deep H20 65' dock 925-3121
RIVERLAND OFF NEW RIVER- night light,
locked fence, good security. Lovely spot.
No live-aboards, 587-8451 or 749-3288,
DOCK FOR RENT- deep water, no fixed
bridges. Elec/water, phone & cable.
Beautiful surroundings: heated pool, BBQ
areas. Temporary & annual available.
Tele. 527-0026
HENDRICKS IS- slips avail, Ivbds ok. Pool,
laundry, phone, cable avail. 523-9758.
ISLE OF VENICE- slips to 48', pool, spa,
Ivbds. all services. Call 523-9758.

HENDRICKS ISLE- no Ivbds. Under 11' beam
$200. under 9' $150. Darrell 524-1615

IKA3E AVAILABLE- water/elec. Off New:.-
River. No Ivbds. Call 587-0707.

DOCKAGE continued
FORK OF NEW RIVER up to 50'. Great
location/Captain in residence. H20/elec. No
Ivbds. Available immediately. 463-5517.
ON NEW RIVER- no fixed bridges. Water &
Electric included. Cable and phone available.
Pool privileges.
Call Riverside Hotel 305-467-0671.
EXTRA WIDE SLIP- 196 Hendricks Isle
up to 17' beam; also, up to 14' beam.
Call 895-6872
RIVERLAND- hurricane safe, deep water,
fence, w/e, 60', sail/power, no fixed
bridges. Private. No Ivbd. Call 584-9218.
BOAT SLIP 124 Hendricks Isle. Up to 53'.
Shower, laundry and B.B.Q.
Call 779-1134 or 562-8099

LIVE-ABOARD yacht or houseboat NMBCH
private island 900' from ocean. Up to 70'.
Water/elec/parking. $500 monthly, incl util.
References required. Call 940-3840.
DFB- 50' deepwater, across Bird Isle,
private, No Wake Zone, ideal for sailboat,
water/elec. no Ivbds. Call 481-8798.
LIVE-ABOARD DOCKAGE Call 779-7211
*ample dockside parking close to
downtown no fixed bridges phone &
cable avail auiet shady adult annual
LAS OLAS SEVEN ISLES. Prvt 50'. $250/mo
yrly. Util. No Ivbd. Ref required.
Call 525-5132. 6-10pm.
POMPANO 1 bridae(12'. whins: 941-5725

POMPANO- 20 to 80', very secure &
private, Ivbd possible, close to inlet.
$ negotiable Call q43-1O98

SUPER LOCATION: live-aboard, pool,
Jacuzzi, cable, laundry. Off Las Olas: 208
Hendricks Isle east side. Call 463-70R7
FT LAUD- A+ dock on New River.
Hurricane safe, prefer 50'-80' sailboat or
sportfish. Water/electric. Easy parking.
nneotiahle Call 463-1975.

MIDDLE RIVER- near ICW. NFB, good spots.
Reasonable. 764-8075.
DEEPWATER- secure, new dock. Wtr/elec &
phone. Up to 40'+. No fxd brdgs. Pool.
Call 785-9555.
POMP- d/w, 70', no fxd brdg, wtr/elec,
reasonable. 941-1698

NORTH FORK- up to 45', deep water,
hurricane hole. Reasonable. Call 463-7581.

POMP. BEACH- new dock up to 30' near
inlet. No Ivbds or sail. Call 781-5244.
MIAMI BEACH- prvt home, secure, deep,
ocean access. No lvbds. Call 673-0077.
The MARSH HARBOUR MARINA & Jib Room
- the Abaco Regatta & fun center has the
greatest long term rates for live aboard.
The problems of Florida's restrictions
disappear in the peace & quiet of Abaco,
Bahamas. Our Sunday & Wednesday BBQ set
the place alight with music, dancing, good
food & friendliness. Good companionship is
what we are all about. Power & sail
boaters equally welcome. Our amenities
include: laundry, showers, 110/220V,
security, telephone, mechanics & bar TV.
For more info write: Marsh Harbour
Marina, PO Box #518, Marsh Harbour,
Abaco. Bahamas. Phone' 809-367-2700
VILLA VENEZIA & AQUA MAR DOCKS- up to
38'. Shwr Rm*Pool*Sun Deck*Cable
TV.BBQ.Security.Laundry. 779-2818.
CITRUS ISLES- 55' dp wtr, elec/wtr, no
fxd brdg or Ivbd. $250/mo. 525-2191.
NEW RIVER- up to 50', water/elec., no
Ivbds. $160 per month. Call 584-8419.
17th ST deadend canal water/elec. no fixed
bridges, no Ivbds, Call 522-3034.
POMPANO- 1.5 mi to Inlet. boat to 60'. No
Ivbds. Call 781-3447 or 537-5577.
KEYSTONE PT. Up to 75' deep canal no fxd
brdgs. Near Haulover. H20/elec. 892-8712
or 937-1973 Iv message.
DEERFIELD BCH- no fxd bridges, deep
water, water/elec, sail or power,
$100/mo with shared use, or $200/mo
plain rent. Evenings- 426-0526 No Ivbds.
CORAL GABLES Main Canal 135' dock, plus
slip. $7.50/ft, min $300/mo.
Call Guv 371-8585 days. 667-9559 eve.

DOCKS FOR RENT- two 45' slips & one 60'
slip w/ outside dolphins. Wtr/elec avail.
For more info call 942-5907
RIVERLAND- 140' dock (156 riv front) with
8' depth @ dock. 2 power ctrs. Safe harbor.
Over looks native Fla. flora/bird sanctuary.
No Ivbds. Savage Properties, Inc.
Call 587-4444.
CLOSE TO PORT deepwater 34 feet max.
No live-aboard reasonable. Ph 524-6834
POMPANO: SUN HARBOR- up to 40', 1.2
miles::from :Hillsboro Inlet,. no :fxd brdg,
water, cable. elec. Call 782-3563.

DOCKAGE continued
LHP- new dock. Safe, quiet, no fxd brdg.
$5/ft & util to 45' min $150. 942-5668
POMPANO- d/w, 75' dock, 110/220/H20,
security lights, ideal for sailboat. No Ivbds, -
$5/ft min $150 Call 786-1171. I
POMPANO DEEPWATER SLIP to 40', 1.2
mile to Hillsboro Inlet, water/electric.I
included. No Ivbds. Call 785-1096, |
100' DOCK- elec/H20, light/fenced, 6.5' @
low tide, 1st lot off New River, no Ivbds.
Secure Call 797-7160. I
LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA: 90' dock
(45'x2, etc) side canal, 6' draft, NFBR, no >
Ivbd. Safe. Call 491-0919. <
NO. FORK NEW RIVER- up to 30', wtr/elec, |
no Ivbds. $115/month. 524-0372
NEW 90' DOCK DEEPWATER- no bridges, I
5 minutes to Hillsboro Inlet. Water/elec. I
No live-aboards. Call 782-0107. ,
2 docks LHP & Pomp ea. 4blks to inlet. No >
brdgs water/elec. No Ivbds. |
782-6151 days or 943-4698 eve. Judy. Z
POMPANO dock- minutes to inlet, no fxd M
brdgs. Util. No Ivbds. Call 785-2248. I
LAS OLAS SEVEN ISLES- private 50'. -
$250/mo. Util. No Ivbd. Ref required. Call
524-3733. |
DEEP WATER DOCK- 9' draft, up to 70', sail
only no live-on. Call 462-7406
LIVEABOARD DOCKAGE- $175/mo I-
H20/elec incl 43' max 763-2748. X
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BEST RATES- any length, clean, quiet- I
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across from Performing Arts Center. I
Live or work onboard! By day/week or X
month. Shop & office space also avail.
Sun Power 522-4775.

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Hendricks Isle

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Isle of Venice

Over 500 apartments and docks located in

the heart of the Venice of America, a few

blocks from Fort Lauderdale Beach and

adjacent to Las Olas with elegant restaurants,

boutiques and shops.

ISLE
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149
111
165
75
50
91
87
79
120

OF VENICE
Aqua Mar
Bali Hai
Banyan Marina
Beau Rivage
Cape Cod
John's Marina
Sandpiper Resort
Sorrento
Tierra Tobago
Windward

HENDRICKS ISLE
21 Admirals Court
40 Harbourview
93 Breakwater
94 John's Marina
77 Lago
225 Landau
208 Villa Nelson

Apts.
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Apts.
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(Seasonal/Furnished)
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(Seasonal/Annual)
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(Seasonal/Furnished)
(Seasonal/Annual/Furnlshed)
(Seasonal/Annual/Furnished)
(Seasonal/Furnished)

(Motel/Dally/Weekly)
(Seasonal/Annual)

Docks
Docks
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Docks
Docks
Docks
Docks
Docks
Docks
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779-2818
463-6300
524-4430
522-8845
523-5550
523-9758
525-2223
462-7268
763-1695
462-5515

Docks 462-5072
Docks 728-9529

(Annual/Furnished/Unfurnished) Docks
(Annual/Furnished/Unfurnished) Docks
(Annual/Unfurnlshed) Docks
(Annual/Unfurnished) Docks
(Seasonal/Furnished) Docks

779-2407
523-9758
523-4901
527-0451
463-7067

Docks available on a
weekly/monthly/seasonal & annual basis.
Live-aboards permitted.
P. ffibiSoniioal effortof iHehdricks Isle & Isle of Venice Association.

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22 Waterfront News July 1991 Classifieds

DIESEL ENG MECH- experienced only.
Send resume to: Sun Power Diesel,
413 SW 3 Ave. Ft L 33315. Attn: BD.
PAINTERS, HELPERS, etc to complete refit
on large schooner. Call 524-4530.
ASSEMBLERS: Earn top $$$ for work
out of your home. For job info contact
504-646-1700. DEPT. P5342
SALESPERSON needed in Palm Beach
County. Waterfront News 524-9450

I

TELEPHONE SALES REPS N
needed in our Renewal Department
$500 S11oo per hr. depending on
experience. Will train.
Near Oakland Park Blvd. &
Federal Hwy. Eve. Hours.
305-563-9336 )

FLORIDA BOAT HAULING COMPANY for sale:
'89 White" tractor, 88 Brownell 3-axel Air
Ride trailer. 60k Ibs load capacity that
handles boats from 18-50 feet in length.
Call 407-788-1135 after 7pm.

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SWEET CARIBBEAN LADIES SEEK
lifemates. Free photosampler. Int'l Friends;
444 Brickell, #51-140(WN); Miami 33131

I WANT A WATERFRONT HOUSE. "Handyman
special" Must be distress-type sale.
Serious calls only. Realtor 561-0460.
TRAILER for 14' Sailing Dory 977-3934
Wanted: OLD FISHING TACKLE. Private
collector $$$. Evenings Mike 565-3740.

UNWANTED BOATS
REMOVED

Any size disposed of,
hauled off or broken up.

Capt. Ed Wiser 977-3934

PASS THE EMISSION TEST! Gas treatment
will lower CO2 & hydrocarbons. 1 oz per
10 aal of gas. Call 525-4679.
DURALT FUEL ADDITIVE as endorsed & used
by Lighting Performance Prod, Cigarette
Racing, SCCA, CART, NASCAR. Duralt
reduces exhaust valve recession, reduces
octane requirement, reduces fuel
consumption, reduces combustion chamber
deposits, reduces hydrocarbon emissions &
INCREASES POWER. Call 305-941-4876 to
order or for product information.
BUYING OR SELLING A BOAT?
Let us pre-survey your boat or
perform your surveyors list of
recommendations.
Classic Yacht Service
305-587-3440

Sales .

WATER SYSTEMS I
281 SW 33rd St.
.MARINEHEADS Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Call the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a classified ad. 524-9450
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POMPANO CONDO/HOMES WITH DOCKAGE-
*1/1 $75,000 deepwater dockage up to 40'
*3/2 $115,000 beach, dock, water view.
*2/2 $79,900 charming waterfront village
*1/1 $56,900 beach, dock, pool.
DON INGRAM 943-8669 REALTOR
LAS OLAS ISLES- Townhomes. Very
modern, pool, inclds deepwater boat slip.
$139K+. Investors rent guaranteed.
Open house 1-5, Call Darrell 524-1615
DEEPWATER OCEAN ACCESS on New River-
3/2, family room, Fla room, hot tub/spa,
patio deck, remodelled, new kitchen. 65
-70' on water w/dockage (elec & wtr @
docks), no fxd brdgs. 1901 SW 22 Ave
$169,000. 2518 Okeechobee Ln. $173,000.
Drive by and then call Gary Case, broker
associate Kroll Realty 475-8800
PLANTATION ISLES- ocean access 3/2 split
Bedrm well maintained pool home on corner
lot, walking distance to all levels Plantation
schools, 2-car garage, across street from
nieghborhood park. $135,000. 1301 SW 55
Ave. Call Gary Case, broker associate
Kroll Realty 475-8800

BOATERS DREAM- permanent dock lease
GOLDEN ISLES apartment on lake.
Beautiful corner upgraded 2-bed/2-be.
Fully fum. No fixed brdgs to ICW.
Dock $5/ft per yr. Owner Moving.
Gloria J. Dunn Realty, Inc. 458-0666

CORAL RIDGE CC- Contemporary 5-br
home, pool, 85' on water just seconds from
ICW. Remodeled in '86, now 4800 sq ft.
Huge master suite, country kitchen, tile
floors, fireplace. Unbelievably priced at
$499,000. Call Barbara Imhoff, realtor,
523-7285 or 992-2521.
PLANTATION ISLES $164,900 4/2
screened pool, ocean access dock, sea wall,
good schools, 2-car garage, new A/C, all
appliances. Call 581-7120/587-7539.
53 ISLE OF VENICE- four large luxury apts
in upscale building, 60' dock, pool.
$420.000. Owner 491-1706.

Call the WATERFRONT NEWS to
place a classified ad. 524-9450

PETER MALONEY
Realtor
Residence: 305-467-1472
Office: 305-525-6488

sAVAGE
PROPERTIES
INC.
3977 Davie Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

REAL ESTATE continued
DEEP WATER TOWNHOME- 2/2.5, 1 yr old
40' boat slip $159.900 Call 785-1096

DEEPWATER DANIA DUPLEX. Mint cond.
Minutes to ocean. 50' seawall. 1 dock 1
davit. New Paint. New carpet. Many
upgrades. Sprinkler system. Fruit trees.
Good neighborhood. Great income & owner
financing. $135,000. Call Ed Sinz, Realtor,
Century 21 Braun & May, days:389-1000,
Evenings: 680-9999.

UPDATED CONDO 1/1
Waterfront. Dock available.
$39,900 Owner financing.
OCEANFRONT 2/2 Condo -
Great view, price reduced -
Owner financing.
LAS OLAS ISLES 4/4 1/2
Dockage to 100 feet.
Assumable mortgage. Owner
financing Nothing like it.
Don't miss this one.
WATERFRONT RENTALS
from $475 yearly. 1 and 2
bedrooms, pool, no fee.

FREE Property Management
Seminars for Your Condo
Ass'n or Apartment Complex

"With a strong team -
there is a difference"

CALL US: 768-0600
IF IT'S ON THE WATER

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SOUTHPORT REALTY, INC.
1544 Cordova Road
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

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"TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE"
JIM OR TERESA SAVAGE
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"A Complete Real Estate Service"
La Off. (305) 587-4444 Res. (305) 583-1565
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RARE 214' RIVER FRONTAGE
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ER 35 YEARS
ED EXPERIENCE"

3 PARCEL PACKAGE $499,900.
(Can Be Sold Separately)

Riverland Area Custom built 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with 33' Florida
Room.'Double Garage Central Air/Heat. All appliances, etc. Pool -
Patio Entertainment area overlooks native Florida flora/bird
sanctuary. Can be sold separate for $259,900. Adjoining 2
bedroom, 2 bath home on 1p7' river frontage. Also available with
an adjoining "Full Building Lot" for $240,000. Call owner's agent
for brochure and showing appointment.

SOUTH FORK NEW RIVER / DEEP WATER
OCEAN ACCESS / NO FIXED BRIDGES

W Buying Or Selling Real Estate In The
Yachting Capital Of The World?
REALTOR
Call A Fellow Boater, Who Understands Your Needs

ROBERT P. GARGANO
& ASSOCIATES. REALTORS
(305 462-5770

LAS OLAS ISLES & A FERRARI TOOI
Spectacular view of Intracoastal & New River
Sound from this fabulous custom con-
temporary 2 story, 4+ bdrm, 5 bath pool home
with 100' of protected deepwater dackagel
Owner will include '88 Ferrari Convertible for
fast sale
TROPICAL POINT 2 DEEPWATER NO
FIXED BRIDGES! Spacious 4 bdrm, 3 bath
approx. 3,000 sq. ft. 2 story pool home with
huge 2 car garage. Great view down canal to
New River. JUST LISTED -$225,000.
POINT LOT DIRECTLY ON NEW RIVER -
221' of waterfront 2 bdrm 2 bath home with a
sensational view of tle River. Watch the
yachts of the l M y from this serene
setting.Proper bords great potential to
expand on home & boat dockage! $359,000.
OWNER FINANCING Deepwater No
Fixed Bridgesl 3 bdrm, 2 bath with central
A/C, new kitchen, Ige family room, wood
deck, custom woodwork & Mexican tile.
Near New River $249,900.
LUXURY NE Townhouse with deeded
Dockl 2 Bedroom 2 1/2 bath plus loft with
custom wet bar, new carpet, mexican tile, 2
car arage, deck & 32' deepwater dock.
Small pets OK. $259,900.
LEASE OPPORTUNITY New Intracoastal 3
bedroom, 4 bath luxury townhouse across
from beach with deepwater dockage for
large yacht and 1 car garage. Annual lease
unfurnished. $2,000 monthly.
OCEAN ACCESS Best Buy! 3 bdrm, 2 bath
move-in condition. New kitchen, central A/C.
60'waterfront. Only$109,900 JUST LISTED.
CITRUS ISLE 3JL2Vtwater Pool Home -
Larger model t''f ~ /C, tile. Diving pool
and 75' of wa Afft. Reduced $229,900.
DEEPWATER DUPLEX 2 Bedroom/1
bath and 2 bedroom/2 bath, Central A/C,
32' Waterfront. JUST REDUCED $159,9001
DEEPWATER LOT Large Approx 134' (+)
x 100' of deepwater. .rde canal off the
south fork NeI f ~,~v seawall & new
85' dock! Lociyon street with luxury
waterfront residences. Just Listed $170,000.
CITRUS ISLE SAILBOAT COUNTRY No
fixed bridges, 2 bedroom, new tile floors
throughout. Updated kitchen, covered patio.
65' on deep water canal, just listed $169,900.
RIVER REACH CONDOS: SALES &
ANNUAL RENTALS! Live on a private is-
land near downtown Fort Lauderdale on the
New River! 24 hr. security, golf, tennis, sau-
nas & 3 heated pools. Small pets OK*, deep
water ocean access dockage* as available
'(owners only).
1/1 $51,900 1/1/1/2 $76,900 2/2 $ 89,500
1/1 54,900 2/2 79,500 2/2 89,900
1/1 56,900 2/2 79,90012/2 122,900
1/1/1/2 69,900 2/2 84,900 2/2 129,900
1/1/1/2 74,900
River Reach rentals also available
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) 462-5770
Uving and Working on the New River
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A lot harder They need extra protection.
So, Pier 66 is introducing 76 Gasoline with ValvTect
Lead Substitute and 76 Diesel with ValvTect Marine
Diesel Additive. Both are specially blended to protect /Marine Fue
.VALVTECTC
your boat's engines and provide top performance. LVTE
Now there are at least 76 new reasons to
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Sunset Harbour Marina, South Florida's newest, most modern
marina combines state-of-the-art facilities with an unparalleled
commitment to world class service. We call it "Sunset Con-
cierge Service".
Only a few privileged yachtsmen will be able to call Sunset's
125-wet slip marina "home port" and enjoy the distinction of
docking in an exclusive, all concrete marina designed for yachts
From 35' to over 145'.
Inquire about our daily, monthly and seasonal rates. Major
credit cards accepted.
Customs clearing* Olympic Size Pool Pump out Station
Choice of Electric: 2-30, 2-50 or 2-100A
Air-Conditioned Restroom and Shower Facilities
Concierge Service Patrolled Security Free Parking
All Concrete Slips Two-line telephone, private and PBX
Radio-directed Dock Attendants
Complimentary Luggage and Grocery Delivery.
Complimentary Newspaper Cable TV Washers & Dryers
Car Rental Available Water Dockboxes
Modem Fendering System Dockside Fuel
Tide & Weather Information VHF and SSB Radios
Assistance in entering and leaving your slip

SUNSET

HARBOUR

South Florida's Newest Marina
1928 Purdy Avenue
Miami Beach*FL 33139
(305) 673-0044 *Fax (305) 534-0935

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