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Volume 12
Issue 4

For months the Miami Beach Marina has been hosting "Art Al Fresco," a weekly art show held on Thursdays.
The event, and others like it, help draw visitors to the recently renovated marina located on the southern tip
of Miami Beach. Pictured: Artist Linda Blissberger displays her airbrushed T-shirts during an early evening
show. Please see accompanying story on page 3.

Boaters asked to heed hurricane precautions

Flotilla plan touted
by Broward disaster
experts
By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
It'sbeen almost three years since
Hurricane Andrewswept through
southern Dade County, wreaking
havoc by tearing apart almost
everything in its path.
The destruction included many
boats, easy targets when a
hurricane's powerful dual forces
of wind and rain strike. Among
the first images televised after
Andrew were pictures of vessels
tossed around on shore like broken
toys floating lopsided in back yard
swimming pools.
With the 1995 hurricane season
already in effect since June 1,
safety experts advise boaters to
prepare a plan of action that will
help them secure their vessels
before a storm hits.

But how that plan is enacted
may depend on where you live.
In Broward County, emergency
management officials have a flotilla
plan that directs boaters to
rendezvous at either the Bahia Mar
or Pier 66 marinas in Fort
Lauderdale.
From there, police marine units
will monitor the openings and
closings of bridges and escort the
vessels if necessary.
Some critics of the plan have
asked Art St. Amand, emergency
management division director for
Broward County, to come up with
an alternative. They fear the bridge
could get stuck in the open position,
blocking the roadways formotorists
trying to flee coastal areas.
Butsuchascenariowouldbehighly
unlikely, said Amand, who supports
the flotilla plan. In the event of an
impending hurricane, once an
evacuationorderisgivenboaters will
have about three-and-a-half hours to
leave the area. Then, all the bridges

will stay locked down, said Amand.
A hurricane watchis issued when
storm conditions could strike an
area within 36 hours. A warning is
issued when a hurricane is expected
Dade County has come
undercriticism aswell for
its flotilla plan, or rather
the lack of having one

in the specified coastal area within
24 hours or less, and is usually
followed by an evacuation order.
To ensure safety, Amand, who
won't say who asked him to nix the
flotilla plan, is drafting a letter to the
state Department of Transportation
requesting reports on the condition
of all of the area's bridges. "If the
17th Street Bridge became
inoperable, for instance, we would
have to re-route all the boats," he
said. 'That could be a nightmare."
DOT spokesman Chuck Joyce
said if any bridge does gets stuck

there will be repair crews on call to
fix the problem immediately.
"There's really no need for
concern," Joyce said. "You can't
abandon a flotilla plan because of
something like that. The odds of
such a thing happening are really
low. That's like saying there
shouldn't be any cars on the road.
There could be an accident that
will tie up traffic."
Dade County has come under
criticism as well for its flotilla plan,
or rather the lack of having one.
The former Miami River flotilla
plan is no longer considered
feasible and has not been in effect
since 1987.
The river was once considered a
prime location for safe mooring
during storms. Today, it is heavily
trafficked by commercial vessels
and plagued with pollution
problems, said Kate Hale, director
of the Metro-Dade Office of
Emergency Management.
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"Everyone has criticized us for not having
a flotilla plan, but it can't be done," she
said. "There simply isn't enough space to
accommodate the thousands of boats
registered in Dade County."
County officials also fear that too much
congestion could also cause serious flooding
after the storm has passed, she said.
"The Miami River is a critical drainage
canal for the rest of the area," Hale said.
"Too many disabled boats could create
blockage."
Even with no flotilla plan, fatalities among
boaters were low during Hurricane
Andrew. Dade County reported two
boating-related deaths caused by the storm,
Hale said.
"That was way below the statistics, which
state 25 percent of all hurricane deaths are
boaters," she said.
But boat-related damages caused by
Andrew weren't as minimal. Even now,
due to the lack of available options, a lot of
vessels won't fare well in the next storm
either because many boaters don't come up
with an advance plan of action, Hale said.
"We have a shortage of safe harbor space
in Dade County," she said. "People with
leased space at marinas will probably fare
the best."
But Casey Plantefaber, dockmasterat the
Miami Beach Marina, said he prefers that
vessels are not left tied to his docks during
a hurricane.
"Thepilingsand the docks at Dinner Key
were destroyed by the boats," Plantefaber
said of Andrew's fury.

He believes that a boat has a much better
chance of escaping damage if it's anchored
outside the marina. But Plantefaber and
other dockmasters can't require their
tenants to leave.
A 1993 state law, which Hale helped
write, prohibits marinas from forcing boats
off the property when a hurricane is
approaching.
Hale warns the law does not absolve
boaters of any damages their vessels might
cause if left at a marina.
"I can't make them leave, but I've written
everyone letters stating that we expect them
to," Plantefaber said.
Plantefaber has directed boaters to several
local boat yards, which have hauling
services and special storage facilities. One
of the businesses on his list is Jones Boat
Yard in Miami.
For those who reserve spots at Jones,
workers will haul and block small vessels
ranging in size from 28 feet to 50 feet in the
event of an approaching hurricane. The
boatyard also has wet-covered concrete
sheds for vessels that are 45 to 130 feet and
has a elevator for luxury yachts.
Regardless of what plans are made,
saving a vessel should be secondary to
one's own safety, Hale and other hurricane
experts emphasize.
"Once an evacuation order is given,
people need to leave their boats where they
are docked and seek safe shelter for
themselves and their families," Amand said.
"There's not one boat in Broward County,
or anywhere else for that matter, that's
worth risking a human life."

Tips for boaters
Boat/U.S. also publishes a free guide
on preparing boats for a hurricane. Call
1-800-274-4877.
Advice from Boat/U.S. and the Dade
County Emergency Management Office
includethefollowingadvancepreparation
tips:
* Shop now for supplies needed to secure
your boat. These will include extra lines,
chafe protection, fenders, anchors,
swivels, shackles, duct tape and port
plugs.
*Storage ashore is generally the best
protection, but if you won't be able to
take your boat out of the water, find a
snug harbor instead. Make a "dry run"
on the route you'll use to get there.
*Keep important documents, such as
insurance policies, in a safe, dry and
easily accessible place.
In the event of a hurricane hitting an
area, boaters are advised to follow these
guidelines:
eReady the boat by using duct tape to

seal the hatches, ports, windows, doors
and vents.
*At the dock, make the lines as long as
possible, add extra chafe protection, set
the extra anchors and install the extra
fenders.
*Take electronics, other valuable
equipment and documents off the boat.
*Do not stay on the vessel, or attempt to
move or secure it after small craft
warnings have bee posted.
*Do not be fooled by the lull or calm as
the eye of the storm passes. The second
half of the hurricane will soon strike
with full intensity.
*Marine agencies will pull their vessels
from the water when the wind and seas
warrant. They will not risk their lives to
rescue careless boaters.
*Stay tuned toall broadcasts and official
bulletinsuntil thestorm has fully abated.
SDo not return to your vessel until the
hurricane has cleared the area and you
are told its OK to return.

Important Phone Numbers
For more information on preparing for a hurricane, both on land and water, the
following agencies are offering free information:
The American Red Cross-Broward County Chapter at 763-9900; Dade County Chapter
at 326-8888; Palm Beach County Chapter at (407) 833-7711.
Broward County Emergency Management Division at 357-8250.
Dade County Emergency Management Division at 273-6700.
Palm Beach County Emergency Management Division at (407) 233-3500.
Monroe County Emergency Management Division at (800) 427-8340 or 289-6018.
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Since settling legal hassles that marred
its initial potential for success four years
ago, the Miami Beach Marina has become
part of a revitalized South Beach.
Art shows, musical entertainment and
new hot spots have served as an image
booster, observers say.
Over the past three years about $8.5
million has been pumped into the 365-slip
site, which accommodates vessels up to
190 feet.
The marina averages about 800 transient
boatnights a month and also serves a mixed
clientele of locals and those renting on a
monthly or seasonal basis.
Six major fishing tournaments a year are
held there, including the Miami Billfish
tourney and the South Florida Fishing
Classic.
Every February, the Southern Ocean
Racing Circuit brings ocean racing sailboats
to the marina for a week-long elimination
regatta. And during the final week of the
Miami International Boat Show, Hatteras
displays its line of yachts at the marina.
Meanwhile, a mix of upscale businesses
have moved in.

"Our steadily increasing occupancy is
related to the opening of a variety of
amenities," said Robert Christoph, a real
estate developer who charted the marina's
course since helping settle the site's past
litigation problems in October, 1991. "We're
still in the growth stage and we're
anticipating three more years before we're
fully stabilized."
In September Crabby Bill's will open, a
casual dining spot that will fill the last
available space in the marina's renovated
main building. The building also houses
the elegant Nick's Miami Beach restaurant,
which overlooks boats docked in Miami
Beach's southernmost marina and the
"Gateway to the Bahamas."
The Sea Kruze gambling cruise ship
inaugurated its nightly departures from the
pier in March, just about the same time artists
and musicians set up on the bay walk on
Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
Through it all, the focus has been on
offering needed services to seafarers while
also appealing in a commercial way to the
non-boating public.
"There used to be no reason to be here
except to park your boat," Christoph said.
"It lacked the user-friendly amenities."

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last three years.

In 1978 the City of Miami Beach built the
first two piers and breakwaterof themarina,
and five years late managing partners Steve
Carner and Erwin Mason successfully bid
on the chance to turn the site's development
plan into realty.
But through the 1980s, the partnership

battled the city over construction delays.
"For a variety of reasons, lack of capital,
lack of permits, premature development of
the area, the marina fell on hard times and
development ceased," Christoph said.

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It's not enough that Fort Lauderdale is already known as
the yachting capital of the world. Now city officials want to
be recognized for their cutting edge marinas.
The city is taking a first step in that direction with plans
to tear down an existing, 38-slip marina at 97 Las Olas
Circle and replace it with a new, 52-slip, state-of-the-art
facility.
"We want to start a trend," said Jamie Hart, city supervisor
for marine facilities. "We want to set a standard for other
area marinas and become an example for the entire marine
industry to follow."
The new, city-run marina is estimated to cost between
$1.6 million and $1.8 million. It is slated for completion in
the fall, 1996, said Chris Zimmerman, a city architect.
The city has hired Ronald E. Stroud, Sr., chairman of
International Marina Resources Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, to
act as a consultant to the project.
"We selected Mr. Stroud because we not only liked his
knowledge of marine facilities, we liked his past

management experience of marinas as well," Zimmerman
said.
Stroud is probably best known locally for having run the
Pier 66 Marina in Fort Lauderdale for 29 years.
Since establishing his company in 1976, Stroud's
accomplishments include designing the first marina in
Singapore. He has also designed marinas at Sunset Harbor
in Miami Beach, Sea Ranches in Boca Raton, Jonathan's
Landing in Jupiter and Indian River Plantation in Stuart.
Stroud's primary input on the Las Olas marina project will
be to develop engineering drawings.

The Las Olas marina will be boater-
friendly. It's main function will be as a
transient marina, as opposed to a boat
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"There's been a lot of municipal marinas around the
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The Las Olas marina will be boater-friendly. It's main
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In trying to give the marina a high-tech edge, Stroud
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design that will place utility lines in a trough running
underneath the dock.
Going on the belief that too many marinas are
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electricity, including two phone outlets, at each slip.
In addition, each slip will. have hook-ups for cable
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The new Las Olas marina will also have something else
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The marina's 52 slips will range in size from 30 to 90 feet
with the majority accommodating boats 60 feet and over,
Hart said.
Fort Lauderdale currently does not have enough dock
space for large vessels at its city-run marinas, Hart said.
The only available, existing space is 4,000 linear feet of
bulk-head docking at its New River marina, he said.
Bringing more mega yachts to Fort Lauderdale will boost
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By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
Some South Floridians won't will be celebrating the
Fourth of July with backyard barbecues and fireworks
displays. For these folks, holiday tradition is boarding their
boats and heading to the Bahamas to enter the Abaco
Regatta.
The regatta, now.in its 20th year, will be held July 4 to 12.
About 100 participants are expected to enter this year's
event, which is open to cruising and racing yachts, said
Kathy Ralph, who is helping organize the race with her
husband Dave.
The couple runs a print shop and a publishes a local
newspaper, The Abaconian.
"The regatta has grown into a very popular event," she
said. "People like it because it's so casual. We have a lot of
fun, a lot of parties every night."
As in the past, it is expected that many boaters entering
this year's regatta will be from Florida, she said.
"Summer is our peak boating season," Ralph said. "Abaco
is a popular destination. Each of our towns have a distinct
personality. Our waters are'clean and the whole area is
very undeveloped. We're just very laid back here."
While the Abaco Regatta was originally started by the
chamber of commerce to encourage tourism, the annual
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Green Turtle Cay, for instance, will be hosting two street
dinners this year for regatta participants with the proceeds
going toward the construction of sea walls at a local park,
Ralph said.
Green Turtle Cay will be the site of the regatta's kick off
on July 4. On July 6 and 8 the Guana Cay and Man-O-War
races will take place. The Hope Town and Marsh Harbour
races are scheduled on July 10 and 12.
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The fleets in the 1995 series will be RTIA, PHRF, multihull
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that they attend the skipper's meetings which will be held
prior to the start of each race, Ralph said.
Winners will receive trophies designed by PeterJohnston,
a well-known local artist. Johnston has designed bronze
sculptures of marine and wildlife that will be mounted on
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Osmosis causing brown fluid leak

Rambling

Docking under a watchful eye

By AL GRODSKY
Waterfront News Columnist
Q: I have a
1979 37-foot
Uniflight
coastal cruiser
thathasblisters
S on the bottom,
S topside and
sides of the
Sboat. I can live
with those.
The problems,
a brown fluid
is oozing from
the blisters and
dripping on the hull. Inside the boat, the
walls have sweat beads of this brown fluid.
To make matters worse, the fluid smells
distinctly from vinegar. Is this harmful to
touch or breath? I want to live aboard, but
I'm worried about doing harm to myself.
What is this brown fluid?
JS
Fort Lauderdale

A: I put this question to Joe Kuahuia of
Osmotech of South Florida Inc. Apparently,
this is a problem unique to Uniflight boats.
For safety reasons, Uniflight used a fire
retardant in the building of their boats,
then considered an innovative measure.
But unfortunately the resin in the fire
retardant was found to draw moisture from
the air, causing a blister problem. But the
case you describe is unusual and the most
severe I've heard.
The vinegar smell you're breathing is
the result of a chemical process of osmosis,
and should not be inhaled, especially if the
blisters are located inside the boat.
Therefore, living aboard is not
recommended.
The boat should be grounded or stripped,
and re-fiberglassed, an expensive
proposition. Also be aware this condition
could reoccur.

Q: I own a boat with two engine stern'
drives which sits most of the time at the
dock. During a recent outing, we filled up
the tanks and cruised about an hour,

making several stops without any start-up
problems. After anchoring for an hour in
slightly choppy water none of the engines
would start after numerous tries for maybe
five minutes. Finally, one engine started.
After cruising in the Intracoastal for about
15 minutes, the other started. What do you
think caused the problem?
T.Y.
Fort Lauderdale

A: I would really need to know if you
have an outboard or inboard engine. If you
have an inboard engine, it's possible that
you backed up in rough seas, allowing
water to get in through the exhaust, soaking
the engines inside and out. When the
engines dried out, the boat was able to get
underway. However, this would not be
the case if your vessel has outboards, for
engines are installed above the water line,
too high up for the water to seep through.
Read on for a similar question.

Q: My engine cuts out on me while I'm
cruising along. I though it was water in the
tank so I had it cleaned along with the
carburetor and put in new filters and plugs.
It ran fine for about an hour and cut out
again. I have an electronic ignition.
B.E.
Hallandale

A: I have found that a coil that overheats
and a defective resistor will cause the
problem you're describing. Run your boat
and feel your coil for excessive heat. Also,
replace your resistor unit. It's not too
expensive and will probably help. Also
clean your distributor for dirt and carbon
on the cap and rotor. Look for loose
connections.

Al Grodsky is a retired boat yard owner
and a Coast Guard Auxiliary instructor
specializing in marine mechanics.

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By LARRY SPISAK
Waterfront News Columnist
j-

"Anyone can
run a boat on
the open sea,"
said Capt.
Reggie. I, in my
youth and
inexperience,
doubted his
sanity.

"What
S a b o u t
navigation,
steering, course
changes, and other boats?" I asked.
"What about them? Just stay clear of
other boats and steer the course, I tell ya,"
he called over his shoulder as he went
below.
Now, many years and thousands of
hours later, having been at the wheel of
countless boats, I can finally appreciate
what the captain meant. Anyone can run
around on the ocean and with just one eye
open, manage to avoid most problems.
Real skippers show theirmetal inanother
arena. Docking.
If you have ever watched anyone put a
58-foot Hatteras in a slip barely large
enough for a Jet Ski, then you know what
I'm taking about. No other endeavor in
boating requires more skill, concentration,
or sheer guts as docking. This anxiety and
concern is brought on by one fact that most
people tend to overlook about boats. They
don't have brakes.
I have seen skippers caught in a
crosswind on an outgoing tide, madly
stamping their foot on the deck, not in a
temper tantrum, but in a vain effort to find
the brake peddle. There is nothing quite as
unnerving as having your shiny new
cruiser drifting down on a sailboat's
bowsprit that bristles with all kinds of
sailor things and not knowing how to stop
your boat. Visions of yard bills and Imaron
dance in your head.
You should remember also, that you'll
never dock alone. There will always be an
audience ready to critique your every

move. They will watch you withsuch intense
concentration that your gelcoat may blister.
Once, we pulled into a marina at 2 a.m. in
the pouring rain and with lightning zig-
zagging across the sky. Since I hadn't run this
particular boat very long, I figured, OK, I'm
safe. If I make a mistake, no one will notice.
But, I was wrong. There, huddled against a
piling in foul weather gear was a guy with a
flashlight. Of course he shined it directly into
my eyes, and that's why we almost took out
the port side piling.
The natural elements and a lack of brakes
aren't your only concerns when docking.
There's always the ever-helpful bystanders.
They come out, beer in hand, every time a
boat approaches the marina to offer their
assistance. We're not talking skilled boat
handlers here. These guys have their bass
boat up on blocks in their front yards, and
will take their boats out "... as soon as that
family of racoons moves on."
I have found that bystanders can be
effectively dealt with by pulling in bow first
and sweeping the area with the bowsprit.
Impale just one of those guys with your
Danforth, and you can pretty well rest assured
of docking unmolested. If there are any
persistent hanger-ons, just put the boat in
neutral and gun the engine. That should do it.
But then there are those fancy yacht clubs.
They have people that work the docks and
who are supposed to know what they're
doing. The problem is they are seldom
around. Try raising them on 16 or on their
working frequency. You'd better have
enough fuel on board for a Med cruise. I have
found a few really sharp marinas between
here and Miami, but for the most part, you
are left to you own devices. Pick a slip and
head for it. After all your lines are on, the boat
is secured, and the engines are shut down,
someone will be out to tell you that you have
to move to the next slip over.
If you're traveling with a crew unfamiliar
with line handling, nothing will amuse you
more than watching them as they scramble
around on the foredeck in a blinding rain
storm trying to figure out how to get that
damn line over a piling that is four feet above
their heads.
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July's sky ablaze with constellations

By DAVID H. MENKE
Waterfront News Writer
This month the moon starts out as a thin waxing crescent
which gets larger as its reaches First Quarter on July 5,
becomes full on July 12 and then begins to wane, reaching
last quarter on the July 19 and turning into a new moon on
July 27.
As a waxing crescent the moon is quite lovely, resembling
a scythe or sickle used by farmers. It sets early in the
evening, which makes for a night sky that's free from moon
light and quite dark excellent conditions for star gazing.
A new moon or "no moon" offers the best viewing
experience of the starry constellations. When the moon
passes last quarter it becomes a waning crescent and gives
off much less light than usual,allowing decentstar gazing.
Prominent constellations visible during July's evening
hours, say, from 9 p.m. to midnight, include Virgo in the
west, Libra and Scorpius in the southwest, Sagittarius in
the south, Capricornus in the southeast and Aquarius in
the east. Other constellations near overhead are Bootes,
Hercules, Cygnus, Aquila, Lyra, to name just a few.
The "summer triangle" becomes prominent in July, with
three bright stars all from different constellations -
forming a large triangle in the sky almost overhead. The
bright stars are Vega Qin Lyra), Deneb (in Cygnus), and
Altair (in Aquila).
Also quite visible this month is the summer Milky Way
whichis very bright and best seen about midnight from the

ocean. It arches overhead from Cassiopeia in the north to
Sagittarius in the south.
If you stay up all night, you'll notice a few more
constellations rising before the sun: Pegasus, Andromeda
and Peerseus. But they are another story for the fall.
On July 3 Earth will be further from the sun than at any
other time of the year 152 kilometers (it is closet in
January at 147 kilometers). Earth travels in an orbit which
is an ellipse rather than a circle.
On July 3 Earth will be further from the
sun than at any other time of the year
152 kilometers ...
Other celestial objects in the July sky is Mars (in Virgo),
Jupiter (very bright and near the top of the sky at sunset),
Saturn (rises late in Aquarius), and the "twin" planets of
Uranus and Neptune. These two are in opposition this
month and rise at sunset but they're not very bright and
you'll need binoculars to spot them.
On the date of the full moon, Neptune will be four
degrees south and Uranus will be six degrees south of the
moon.
Enjoy the summer night sky. Next month we have a great
surprise.
DavidH.Menke, Ph.D.,isdirectorofBuehlerPlanetarium
at Broward Community College in Davie, and is also a
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Independence Day Cruise: Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club, through July
4. Call 942-7724.
Waterfront Nature: A program examining creatures living in brackish
waters of the Intracoastal; for adults and kids over age 10 at the Gumbo
Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton, 10 a.m. Cost: $1 Call (407) 338-
1473.
Key Biscayne Beach Club: Hosts a pig roast 5 to 9 p.m. Call 361-
2580.
Special Olympics World Games: Through July 8; includes sailing
events. Call (203) 497-1943.

Sunday, July 2
Sand Sculpting Workshop: Offered on Fort Lauderdale's south
beach at 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Call 761-
5931.
Fourth of July Picnic & Cruise: For all ages at Deerfield Island Park,
11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call 360-1320.
America Super Boat Racing Series: Sarasota, Fla. Call 296-8963 in
the Keys.
Stroke Club of South Florida: Meets the first Sunday of the month,
North Miami Beach at 1:30 p.m. Call 457-1450.

Monday, July 3
Marine Chemistry Course; Available at the Nova Oceanographic
Center in Dania, 6:30 p.m. for 11 weeks. Cost: $166.50.to audit. Call
920-1909.
Swimming Classes: For pre-schoolers, beginners and adults at C.B.
Smith Park in Pembroke Pines, mornings or late afternoons. Sessions
run to July 13. Cost: $35 for eight lessons. Call 437-2650.
Summer Theatre Camp: Full day sessions from 9 a.m to 3:30 p.m.
sponsored by Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre. Call 763-6882.

Tuesday, July 4
Regatta Time in the Abacos: Through July 12. Call (809) 367-2677.
July 4 Sand Sculpting Competition: On Fort Lauderdale's south
beach, begins 7:30 a.m. Call 761-5360.
Fireworks Display: Fort Fort Lauderdale's south beach, starting at 9
p.m., 761-5931; Bayfront Park in Miami, 358-7550 or 361-0351; and
Homestead Sports Complex, 247-1801, extension 6100.
Day CruiseAboard the Seakruz: SponsoredbytheCity of Hollywood;
leaves fromMiami Beach. Call921-3408.

Wednesday, July 5
Boating Skills & Seamanship Course: Sponsored by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary at Dixon Ahl recreation Center in Lighthouse Point,
7:30 p.m. for eight weeks. Call 781-5339 or (407) 994-1625.
South Florida Divers: Meets at Howard Johnsons on Hollywood
Beach. Call 920-9604.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 3-4: Meets the first Wednesday of the
month, 7:30 p.m., at GlendaleFederal, 2335 E. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano
Beach. Call 938-8481.
Multihull Association of South Florida: Meets at the Miami Yacht
Club, 7:30 p.m. Call (305) 538-2790 or (407) 588-3052.
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: Beer Can race. Call 942-7724.
Naturalist Luncheon Series: Lecture: "Circa 1912," at Fern Forest
Nature Center, Pompano Beach, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 970-0150.
Broadwalk Concert Series, Hollywood Beach. Call 921-3404.
CH.A.D.D, parent support group for Children with Attention Deficit
Disorder. Call 721-8793.

Thursday, July 6
MelboumeBoatShow: Australia; through July 12. Call 61 33284855.
"Wander Through Wetlands:" A Nature Explorers camp for kids
ages 9 to 12 held at Fern Forest Nature Center in Pompano Beach, 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 970-0150.
Aquaculture: An 11-week course available at Nova Oceanographic
Center in Dania at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $166.50 to audit. Call 920-1909.
Eastern Shores Yacht Club: Meets the first Thursday of the month,
7:30 p.m. in North Miami Beach. Call 949-2334.
Art Al Fresco: A weekly art show 5 to 10 p.m. that includes live music,
boats and food at the Miami Beach Marina. Call 532-2168.
Breakfast in the Park: At Red Reef Park; walk begins at the Gumbo
Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton at 8 a.m. Cost: $1. Call (407) 338-
1473.
Diga Dive Club, meets 8 p.m. Miami. Call 305 238-9754 or 387-0733.
New River Rollers: In-line skating, meets Thursdays 7 p.m., downtown
Fort Lauderdale. Call 537-9418.
Sailing Singles of South Florida: Meets6p.m. at Mombasa Bay, Fort
Lauderdale. Call 462-4575.

Friday, July 7
Miami Summer Boat Show: Through July 12 at the Miami.Beach
Convention Center. Call 666-8515.
Wooden Antique and Classic Boat Show: Through Sunday on Lake
Winnebago in Found du Lac, Wis. Call (800) 937-9123, extension 53.
Bimini Blast: Open to cruisers and motoryachts. The eventissponsored
by the Florida Powerboat Club; depart Haulover Inlet at 7a.m. Fee:
$75. Call 739-4400 or 940-3999.
Starlight Musical Cohert: Jazz'sponsored the City of Fort
Lauderdale in Holiday Park, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Call 761-5360.
Stranahan House Social: Takes place thefirst and third Friday of the
month atthe historic Stranahan House in Fort Lauderdale, 5:30 to 8:30
p.m. Cost: $5. Call 524-4736.

Saturday, July 8
Sunfish Beer Can Race: Sponsoqed by the Gulfstream Sailing Club.
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Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton at 8a.m. Cost: $1. Call (407)
338-1473.
"High Excellence/Rope Course:" A one-day course at Snyder Park in
Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $3 for adults; $2 for kids. Call 468-1585.
A Women's Travel and Entertainment Club: Meets the second
Saturday of the month at Ingalls Park in Hallandale, 11 a.m. Fee: $1 per
year. Trips planned to movies, plays and other entertainment. Call 432-
5728.
Star Gazing: Fox Astronomical Observatory, Markham Park, Fort
Lauderdale. Call 305 721-4159.
Nature Walk: Every Wednesday and Saturday at 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at
Deerfield Island Park. Call 360-1320.

Sunday, July 9
Model Boat Competition: Takes place at Markham Park in Sunrise. Call
389-2000.
Theatre Underthe Stars: Hollywood Beach, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Call 921 -
3400.
Beach Concert: Hollywood North Beach Park, 1 to 4 p.m. Call 926-2444.
Nature Walk: Every Sunday at Secret Woods Nature Center in Fort
Lauderdale at 2 p.m. Call 791-1030.

Monday, July 10
Swimming Classes: Offered atT.Y. Park in Hollywood for preschoolers
and beginners through July 20. Call 985-1980.
Palm Beach Pack & Paddle Club: Meets 7:30 p.m.-monthly at
Okeeheelee Nature Center in West Palm Beach. Call (407) 798-5149.
Sierra Club of Miami: Meets 7:30 p.m., Coral Gables. Call (305) 667-
7311 or 885-8523.
Broward County Endometriosis Support Group: Meets at North
Broward Hospital in Pompano Beach at 7 p.m. Call (407) 274-3055.
Theatre Under the Stars: Big band music and dancing on Hollywood
Beach, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 921-3404.

Tuesday, July 11
Sailing Singles of Pompano Beach: Meets every Tuesday 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. at the Briny Pub in Pompano Beach. Call 781-2625.
"Seeing the Lagoon:" A program that includes wading in the grassflats
adjacent to the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton to examine
marine wildlife; takes place at 3 p.m. Cost: $2. Call (407) 338-1473.
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Meets at the Lauderdale Isles Yacht& Tennis
Club. Call 462-9247.
Seniors Fishing Tournament: Takes place at Deerfield Island Park
from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Call 360-1320..
Waterfront Advisory Board: City of Miami. Call 305 579-6961.
Law & the Coastal Zone: An 11-week course available at Nova
Oceanographic Center in Dania, 6:30 p.m. Cost: $166.50 to audit. Call
920-1909.
Brit Singles, meets in Fort Lauderdale at 7 p.m. Call 305 537-3094.
Broward Native Plant Society, meets 7:30 p.m. Call 305 791-1030.
Friendly Toastmasters Club: meets Tuesdays in north Broward. Call
462-1001.
Dancing in the Moonlight: Hollywood Beach, atJohnson Streetandthe
Broadway, 7:30 p.m. Call 921-3404.
New River Rollers, meets 7:30 p.m. Call 537-9418.

Wednesday, July 12
Miami Yacht Club: Meets at 8 p.m. on Watson Island. Call 377-9877.
Coastal Reef Ecology: An 11-week course available at Nova
Oceanographic Center in Dania at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $166.50 to audit. Call
920-1909.
"Bats of Southern Florida:" A lecture at Fern Forest Nature Center in
Pompano Beach. Call 970-0150.
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: Beer Can race. Call 942-7724.
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Beer Can Ocean Race. Call 767-9500.
Dania Marine Advisory Board, meets 7:30 p.m. at Dania City Hall. Call
921-8700.
South Broward Wheelers Bicycle Club: Meets the second Wednesday
of the month at Brian Picolo Park in Cooper City. Call 474-4542.
Broadwalk Concert: Music and dancing on Hollywood Beach, 7:30 to
9 p.m. Call 921-3404.

Thursday, July 13
Houston Summer Boat Show: Through July 18. Call (713) 526-6361.
Boating Skills & Seamanship Class: Sponsored by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary at Plantation High School in Plantation. Registration for
t he 10-lesson course begins 6:30 p.m. Call 424-3444.
Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: Meets the second Thursday of the month
in Wilton Manors. Call 783-0988.
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: General meeting takes place the second
Thursday each month, 7:30 p.m., Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet
Club. Call (407) 495-2143.
Dune Trek: An aftemoon walk over the boardwalk in Red Reef Park
sponsored by the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton at 4 p.m.
Cost: $1. Call (407) 338-1473.
Gator Snow Ski Club:. Meets 7:30 p.m., Palm Beach Gardens. Call
(407) 627-1943
Sailing Siigles of South Florida: Meets for social hour 6 p.m. at
Mombasa Bay, Fort Lauderdale. Call 462-4575.
Widowed Persons Service: Meets 1 to2:30 p.m. in Lauderhill. Call 733-
3994.
Ballroom Dancing: Classes take place Thursdays 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.;
sponsored by the City of Hollywood. Cost: $3 per person. Call 983-2821
or 467-4236.

Friday, July 14
The Wooden Boat Show: Through Sunday at Hinckley Great Harbor
Marina in Maine. Call (207) 359-4651.
Singles Boating Club of the Palm Beaches: Meets monthly 7:30 p.m.
in North Palm Beach. Call (407) 881-8379.

Miami Yacht Club: Meets 8 p.m. on Watson Island. Sailing classes and
dry storage available. Call 377-9877.
Afternoon at the Beach: Meets at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca
Raton at 3 p.m. Cost: $1. Call (407) 338-1473.
Webelo Workshop: For ages 8 to 10 at Secret Woods Nature Center in
Fort Lauderdale, 9 to 11 a.m. Fee: $2 per Webelo. Call 791-1030.

Saturday, July 15
Adelaide Boat Show: South Australia; through July 19. Call 61 7 36 82
979.
Hammock Adventure: A morning walk through Gumbo Limbo Nature
Center's hammock to discover native plants; takes place 9 a.m. Cost: $1.
Call (407) 338-1473.
Navy Seabee Veterans of America: Luncheon meeting at noon; meets
the third Saturday of the month. All former Seabees invited. Call 943-
3314.
American Merchant Marine Veterans: Meets 1 p.m. in Dania. Call 923-
6250 or 564-2862.
Moonlight Ocean Race: Sponsored by the Gulfstream Sailing Club.
Call 767-9500.
Nature Walk: Held every Saturday and Wednesday at Deerfield Beach
Island Park 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Call 360-1320.

Sunday, July 16
Kids Fishing Tournament: Takes place the third Sunday of the month,
Deerfield Island Park; ages 6 to 12, 9:30 a.m. Call 360-1320.
Care for Pet Birds: A lecture at Tree Tops Park in Davie, 2 to 3 p.m. Call
370-3750.
Radio-Controlled Model Power Boat Race, Markham Park, Sunrise;
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 389-2005.
Model Power Boat Races: Markham Park, Sunrise, 9 a.m. to5 p.m. Call
741-1696 or 389-2000.
Western States Boating Administrators Conference: Takes place in
San Diego, Calif. Call (606) 278-6146.

Monday, July 17
Swimming Classes: For kids and adults atC.B. Smith Park in Pembroke
Pines and Quiet Waters Park in Pompano Beach, through July 27. Cost:
$35 for eight lessons. Call 437-2650.
Palm Beach County Native Plant Society: Meets 7:30 p.m. every
month in West Palm Beach. Call (407) 588-7722.
Theater Under the Stars: Big band music performed on the Hollywood
Beach Broadwalk, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Call 921-3404.
Broward County Young Democrats: Meets monthly at Marina Bay in
Fort Lauderdale. Call 730-3716.

Tuesday, July 18
Bayside & Biscayne Bay: A cruise sponsored by the City of Hollywood.
Call 921-3408.
South Florida Mako Owners Club: Meets the third Tuesday of the
month in Pompano Beach. Call 987-7810.
"Water'n Kids:" Deerfield Island Park, sponsored by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, for kids ages kindergarten to fourth grade, 9:15 a.m.;
takes place every third Tuesday of the month. Call 360-1320.
Noontime Musical: From noon to 2 p.m. at the Broward County Main
Library in Fort Lauderdale. Call 761-5363.
Sierra Club: of Palm Beach County, meets 7:30 p.m., Okeeheelee
Nature Center, West Palm Beach. Call (407) 640-4810.
Sea Explorers: Meets every Tuesday, 7p.m. in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea.
Call 772-5773.

Wednesday, July 19
Dallas Summer Boat Show: Through July 23. Call (214) 550-1052.
Florida Powerboat Club: Open house at new location in Oakland Park,
6 to 9 p.m. Call 739-4400 or 940-3999.
Safe Boating & Seamanship: Meets every Wednesday, Hollywood.
Call 464-2226 or 484-2226.
Broadwalk Concert: 7:30 p.m., Hollywood Beach. Call (305) 921-3404.
Sawgrass Herpetological Society: Meets 7 p.m. at Fern Forest Nature
Center, Pompano Beach. Call 970-0150.
"Tequesta Indians: Prehistoric Inhabitants of Paradise:" A lecture at
Fern Forest Nature Center, Pompano Beach from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call
970-0150.
South Florida Hepatitis & Liver Diseases Support Group: Meets the
third Wednesday of the month at Florida Medical Center in Lauderdale
Lakes at 7 p.m. Call (407) 274-3055 or 426-3820 or 663-7941.

Thursday, July 20
Broward Boating Club: Cruising and social events; meets the third
Thursday of the month. Call 435-9080.
Brown Bag Summer Lunch Series: A series honoring Florida's
Sesquicentennial; lecture takes place at noon, Broward County Historical
Commission Museum, Fort Lauderdale. Bringyouriunch. Freeadmission.
Call 765-4671.
ArtAI Fresco: Weekly art show with free admission 5 to 10 p.m. at Miami
Beach Marina. Call 532-2168.
Sailing Singlesof South Florida: Meets at Marina Bay in Fort Lauderdale
at 6 p.m. Call 462-4575.
New River Rollers: Meets 7 p.m. Call 537-9418.

Friday, July 21
American Boating Jubilee: Through July 30 in Long Beach, Calif. Call
(714) 633-7581.
Starlight Musical: Rhythm & Blues sponsored by the City of Fort
Lauderdale at Holiday Park at 7:30p.m. Freeadmission and parking. Call .
761-5360.
SWilton Manors Night at Joe Robbie Stadium: The city is hosting abus
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Saturday, July 22 Beginners Seascape Painting Classes: Offered at North Beach Park Life Among the Rocks: A discovery walk along the ocean's edge and
Champion/Fort Apache Summer Offshore Rodeo: To Key Largo and in Hollywood every Tuesday. Cost per session: $12. Call 926-2444. along marine plant and animal-encrusted rocks; sponsored by the
-Bimini, Bahamas; open to all offshore powerboats 25 feet and up. Broadwalk Concert: Hollywood Beach, 7:30 p.m. Call 921-3404. GumboLimboNatureCenterinBocaRatona3p.m. Cost:$1.Call(407)
Departs 11 a.m. from Fort Apache Marina in North Miami. Various costs Bridge Session: City of Hallandale. Call 458-6395. 338-1473.
involved. Call 739-4400 or 940-3999. Palm Beach Fin Divers: Meets 7:30 p.m. atthe Flotilla Club, West Palm
Dolphin Tournament: Sponsored by the Florida Sportsmen's Beach. Call (407) 832-7681. Saturday, July 29
Conservation Association at the Sailfish Marina in Lake Worth and the Broadwalk Concert: Hollywood Beach, 7:30 p.m. Call 921-3404. Mangrove Adventure: A canoe ride through the brackish waters of the
Jupiter Seasport Marina. Call (407) 687-3462 or (407) 478-5965. Miami River Issues Workshop: meets 8 a.m. Call 305 285-1864. Intracoastal at Rutherford Park in Boca Raton; sponsored by the
Project Eagle: A clean-up project taking place 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at four Gumbo Limbo Nature Center at 10 a.m. Cost: $3. Call (407) 338-1473.
Palm Beach County freshwater lakes: Lake Ida, Lake Osborne, Pine Wednesday, July 26 Swimming Classes: Forall levels ofswimmersthrough Sept. 16 every
Lake and Lake Clarke; sponsored by the Florida Game and Fresh Water "Wetland and Waterways" A lecture at Fern Forest Nature Center in Saturday morning. Cost: $35 for eight lessons. Call 360-1315.
Fish Commission. Call (407) 640-618 7 or (407) 686-6646. Pompano Beach 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 970-0150. Horton Dance: A fundraiseratthe Fort Lauderdale's Children'stheatre,
Wetland Adventures: A camp for kids ages 10 to 13 at Secret Woods West Palm Beach Fishing Club: General membership meeting at 7 3 p.m., $5 donation requested. Call 584-9076.
Nature Center in Fort Lauderdale from 9 a.m. to noon. Meets for four p.m. with guest lecturer. Call (407) 832-6780.
weeks. Fee: $30 for four sessions. Call 791-1030. Palm Beach Fin Divers: Meets 7:30 p.m. atthe Flotilla Club, West Palm Sunday, July 30
Movie Matinee: The Jungle Book; a film based on Rudyard Kipling's Beach. Call (407) 683-1523. Fort Lauderdale Special Event Line: 761-5363.
classic stories players at the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center at 1 p.m. Call Beer Can Race: Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club. Call 942-7724.
(407) 338-1473. Gulfstream Sailing Club: Beer Can Race. Call 767-9500. Monday, July 31
Adopt a Pet in the Park: Pets available from Broward County for a $50 Beginning Landscape Painting Class: Offered every Wednesday at Swimming Classes: Offered in the mornings and late afternoons at
fee at C.B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines. Call 437-2650. West Lake Park in Hollywood from 9 a.m. to noon. Call 926-2410. C.B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines, T.Y. Park in Hollywood and
Star Gazing: Every second and fourth Saturday at the Fox Observatory, Markham Park in Sunrise; for adults, beginners and preschoolers;
Markham Park, Sunrise. Call 721-4159. Thursday, July 27 continues through August 11. Cost: $35 for eight lessons. Call 437-
Sydney International Boat Show: Australia; through Aug. 2. Call 61 02 2650 for C.B Smith Park or 985-1980 for T.Y. Park or 389-2000 for
Sunday, July 23 4382077. Markham Park.
Summer Buoys #2 Ocean Race: Sponsored by the Gulfstream Sailing Sailing Singles of South Florida: Meets 6 p.m. at Mombasa Bay, Fort
Club. Call 767-9500. Lauderdale. Call 462-4575. Upcoming:
Search Concert: Hollywood North Beach Park, 1 to4p.m. Call926-2444. Florida Facts & Fables: A summer reading list discussion at Gumbo August 2: The Fort Lauderdale Power Squadron will hold an eight-
Sunday Afternoon Concert: Every Sunday at the Hollywood Art and Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton at 2 p.m. Call (407) 338-1473. week course on piloting, course plotting, etc. Call 525-8937 or 587-
Culture Center in Hollywood at2 p.m. Members free; non-members: $5. Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival: Located at the Colony Hotel; four 2129.
Call 921-3275. days and three nights. Call (800) 347-8727.
BeginningLandscapePainting Class:OfferedatT.Y. Parkin Hollywood.
Monday, July 24 Cost: $12 per session. Call 985-1980. Notices to the Calendar
Theater Under the Stars: Hollywood Beach Broadwalk; Big Band Republican Club: Meetsat Pompano Parkin FortLauderdale 1 to 3p.m. Announcements for the Event Calendar should be received by
music, 7:30 to 9p.m. Call 921-3400. the fourth Thursday of the month. Call 722-1461. July 12 to appear in the August issue. They should be typed or
a JArt Al Fresco: Every Thursday at Miami Beach Marina 5 to 10 p.m. Call legiblyprintedandincludeonlyimportantdetailssuchaslocation,
tuesday, July 25 63-6000. fees and a phone number for the public to call. Organizations
asic Skills & Seamanship: A boating course sponsored by the U.S. should issue separate notices for each event that is occurring
Coast Guard Auxiliary in Fort Lauderdale. Call 463-0034. Friday, July 28 during the month, and continue to submit notices for ongoing
SailingSinglesofPompanoBeach:MeetseveryTuesday6:30to 8l30'- "Pirates of the Caribbean Weekend:" Sponsored by the Florida events. Notices can be mailed to: Event Calendar, 1523 S.
p.m. at the Briny Pub in Pompano Beach. Call 781-2625. Powerboat Club in Bimini, Bahamas. Call 739-4400 or 940-3999. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale 33316, or faxed to (305) 524-
Sea Explorers: Meets every Tuesday 7 p.m. at the Institute of Marine StarlightMuslcal: ReggaemusicsionsoredbytheCityofFortLauderdale 9464, or address us by computer E Mail: h2onews@AOL.com
Science, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Call 772-5773. at Holiday Park, 7:30 p.m. Free admission and parking. Call 761-5360.

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Kids learn about ocean life during 'Saturday Science' classes

By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
The group of youngsters were getting ready to go on
an excursion to the bottom of the sea. But they didn't
have to worry about donning special equipment or even
knowing how to swim.
The entire trip was being done on dry land, inside the
Graves Museum of Archaeology and Natural History at
481 S. Federal Highway in Dania.
The children were taking part in a Saturday Science
workshop conducted by Joan Scancarelli, who explained
what lies underneath the ocean's surface using paper
fish, words and pictures.
Scancarelli holds the workshops twice a month at the
museum for young people ages seven to 12. Each 90
minute session costs $10 per person. The year-round
program features lectures, hands-on craft projects and
tours of selected museum exhibits.
Scancarelli kicked off her summer Saturday Science
series on June 17 with a workshop entitled "Mysteries
of the Deep." During the program youngsters visited
the museum's fossil fish exhibit and made glow-in-the-
dark fish'mobiles.
"I like learning about fish," said Marcus White, 8,
who was one of six youngsters from Cub Scout Den 6-
Pack 512 in FortLauderdale participating in the session.
"We talked about a lot of interesting things," he said. "I
didn't know you could get crushed by the water's

pressure if you drive really deep without special
equipment."
Fellow Cub Scout member Kiel Borosky, 9, said he
also enjoyed learning about the deep sea creatures.
"In the future I hope to be an underwater scientist,"
he said.
During July, Scancarelli will continue with more
ocean-related theme workshops. A session on sea shells
will take place on July 15. A program focusing on water
experiments is scheduled for July 22. Both will start at
10 a.m.

The year-round program features lectures,
hands-on craft projects and tours of
selected museum exhibits

"I thought summer would be a good time to teach
children how to respect the oceari because they are out
of school and they'll probably be going to the beach
more often with their parents and friends," she said.
Scancarelli, who is not a licensed teacher, got her
experience conducting children's science programs at a
small museum in Long Island, New York, 15 years ago.
She received additional training by participating in
Earth Watch, an international travel program which
allows lay people to assist researchers and scientists on
various projects.

BillRiddick ofFortLauderdaleparticipates in a recentmarine
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"We had been through four management and owner
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That was before Christoph, 52, head of RCI Marine Inc.,
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1,000 feet of floating concrete docks.
An attractive opportunity for retailers came about with
Through it all the focus has been on
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the renovation of marina's three-story, 70,000-square-foot
building. Hopkins-Carter Marine supply store, the oldest
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Christoph has drawn a mix of tenants by keeping an eye
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and add more landscaping.
"This is an important aspect of Miami Beach," he said.
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By NANCY LYONS
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After a recent trip from Georgetown, Exumas, we
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American barbecue. Since we have no pool or
backyard for that matter, we opted to grill on the
flybridge of our boat.
Whatever you barbecue, remember it's the sauce
that makes the difference. I've included my own recipe
that can be made well ahead of the desired picnic time,
and also works great on both ribs and chicken. Keep it
simple no need to marinate. Just baste with the
sauce toward the end of your cooking time.

Spicy Barbecue Sauce
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 1/2 large onions finely chopped
1/4 cup brown sugar
3/4 cup ketchup
1/4 cup lemon juice
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 to 2 teaspoons chili powder
1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
In a saucepan heat oil and cook onion until softened
but not brown. Stir in brown sugar and cook over low
heat, stirring constantly until dissolved. Remove from
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or three pounds chicken. I always double the amount
of sauce since it freezes easily.
Whatever you grill, remember its the
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Here's a good way to prepare ribs: bake them on a
cookie sheet at 250 degrees for about two to three
hours. This canbe done the day before your barbecue
or early in the morning. Refrigerate the ribs, bringing
them to room temperature before grilling. Cook the
ribs on the grill for about 20 minutes to half an hour
and bast intermittently with the sauce.
With such a meal, I like to prepare foil packets of
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placed on the grill. You may also want to try thinly
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pepper and a drop of cooking oil.

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1/3 cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons confectioner's sugar
2/3 cup softened butter
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Topping
12 ounces softened cream cheese
1/2 cup granulated sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla
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Beat cream cheese, sugar and vanilla together and
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Listed below are restaurants offering dockage to their patrons. If we have left out your favorite restaurant let us know by calling (305) 524-9450.

Broward County-
*15th Street Fisheries, 1900 SE 15th St., ICW, Fort Lauder-
dale, 620' dock, 12' draft. 763-2777.
*Bahia Cabana, 3001 Harbor Dr., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, 10
slips, takes boats up to 45', 6' draft low tide. 524-1555.
*Bimini Bay: 1318 N. Ocean Dr. Hollywood, ICW; 400'
dock and 6' draft at low tide. 926-1003.
* Bimini Boat Yard, 1555 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale, canal
off ICW, five slips, takes boats up to 62', 15' draft. 525-7400.
*Boathouse Bar & Grill: 2401 NE 15th St., Pompano Beach,
off the 14th Street Bridge; 300 feet of dockage/ 3 slips, 4' draft
low tide. No boats over 70'. 786-2256.
*Bootleggors, 3003 NE 32nd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, ICW, valet
boat dock, 300' dock, 3' draft low tide, 5' high tide. 563-4337.
* California Cafe, Pier 66 Marina, 2001 SE 17th St. Cause-
way, Fort Lauderdale, 142 slips, 10' draft. Call ahead. 728-
3572 or VHF channel 16.
*Cap's Place, Cap's Island, 2765 NE 28 CT, MM 69, Light-
house Point, 150' dock, 3'5' draft. 941-0418.
* Charley's Crab, 3000 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, ICW,
300' dock, 10' draft. 561-4800.
*Chart House, 301 SW 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, New
River, city dockage available; 7 draft. 523-0177.
*Cherrystones, 125 North Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach,
Sands Harbor Marina, 360' dock, 6' low tide. 946-3005 or
VHF channel 9 and channel 16.
*Coconuts, 429 Seabreeze Blvd., ICW, Fort Lauderdale, 60'
dock with a 6' draft low tide. 467-6788.
*The Cove, 1755 SE 3rd Ct., Deerfield, Hillsboro Boulevard

at the ICW, 170' dock, 6' draft low tide. 421-9272.
*Dockmaster Bar & Grill, 2175 State Rd. 84, Marina Bay,
Fort Lauderdale, up to 60 feet dock, 7' draft. Call 584-1588
or VHF channel 16.
*DockSider's, Guest Quarters Suite Hotel, 2670 E. Sunrise
Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, 300' dock, 6' draft. 565-3800.
*Dockside Seafood Restaurant, 908 N. Ocean Dr.,
Holllywood, ICW. 922-2265.
SDowntowner Saloon: 10 South New River Drive East; east
of the Andrews Avenue Bridge; Fort Lauderdale city docks
available on a first come, first serve basis; 7' draft; takes boats
up to 70 feet. Call 463-9800.
*Joe's Riverside Grill, 125 Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach,
ICW, 200' dock, 4' draft low tide. 941-2499.
* La Marina, Mariott Hotel & Marina, 1881 SE 17th St., Fort
Lauderdale, ICW, 6' low tide, up to 65'. Call ahead for
space. 527-6781.
*Le Tub: 1100 N. Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW; about 150'
dock, 5' draft low tide. Call 921-9425.
*Martha's, 6024 N. Ocean Dr., Hollywood, 1000' dock, 6'
draft low tide. 923-5444.low tide
*Mombasa Bay, 3051 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Oak-
land Park Blvd Bridge, 70' dock, 13' high tide. 565-7441.
*Moor Cock Inn, 200 E. McNab Rd., Pompano Beach; off Lake
Santa Barbara, 8 slips, up to 30', 5' draft low tide. 781-7889.
*Pal's Charley's Crab, 1755 SE 3rd CT, Deerfield Beach,
ICW, 80 slips, 6-7" draft. 427-4000.
*Pelican Pub, 2635 N. Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach,
Hillsboro Inlet, 36' dock, 6' draft low tide. 785-8550.

SR.J.'s Landing, 515 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, ICW,
200' dock, 8' draft low tide. 763-5502 or VHF channel 16.
SRiverview Restaurant, 1741 Riverview Rd., Deerfield Beach,
Hillsboro Blvd & ICW, 140' dock, 5' draft at low tide. Call 428-
3463 for dockage reservations.
*Roadhouse Grill, 3300 E. Commercial Blvd., Fort Lau-
derdale; ICW, renovated 260' dock with bumpers; 10-12'
draft low tide. 772-3777.
*Ruffys, 2300 North Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW, 20 slips,
16' beam, about 4' draft low tide. 923-7977
*Rustic Inn, 4331 Ravenswood Road, Fort Lauderdale, 200'
dock, 3' draft, boats under 30' only. 584-1637.
*Sands Harbor Patio Restaurant: 125 N. Riverside Dr.,
Pompano Beach; takes boats up to 100', 6'-foot low tide; 8' foot
high tide. Call 942-9100, ext. 6110.
* Shirttail Charlie's,400 SW 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, New
River, 100' face dock and 7 slips, 10' draft. 463-3474.
*Shooters, 3033 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, 350'
dockshared with Bootleggors, 8'draft low tide. 305566-2855.
*St. Barts Coffee Company: 441 S. State Road A1A, Fort
Lauderdale; oceanside location; dockage available at the Las
Olas city docks. Call 468-1593.
*Terrace Garden, Pier 66,2301 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale,
142 slips, 10' draft. Call ahead. 728-3572 or VHF channel 16.
*Topsiders, 400 North Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW, 250'
dock, 4' draft low tide. 920-4200.
*Yesterday's, 3001 East Oakland Park Blvd., Fort Lauder-
dale, ICW, 80' dock, prefers boats under 40', 6' draft low
tide. 561-4400.

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Theater Notes

Neil's Garden performed

at OffBroadway
Compiled by JENNIE BERMAN
Waterfront News Writer
Brian C. Smith knows a hit when he sees one, as he just booked Neil's Garden for his Off
Broadway Theatre in Wilton Manors. Written by Geoffrey Hassman, this moving, humor-
ous and poignant play is a love story focused on two seniors. Smith is so enthusiastic, he's
sure it's Broadway bound. To its credit, Neil's Garden has just been nominated as best new
play by the American Theatre Critics Association.
For more information call 566-0554.
*Forrest J. Willingham and his Songs of Broadway Company present a triple summer
series of musical revues in vignette fashion at the mermaid room of the Sea Club Resort
Hotel in Fort Lauderdale. The cast sings and acts through dozens of nostalgic show tunes,
taking you on a memorable journey with their inimitable style.
For more information call 564-3211.
*Rogers & Hammerstein's the Sound of Music plays through July 22 at the Jupiter
Theatre. This classic musical recites the tale of the von Trapp family, who fled Hitler's
hordes to the safety of the United States where they became famous folk singers. The story
begins with Maria, a novice in the abbey of Nonberg, Austria, who takes a job as a
governess to Capt. von Trapp's seven motherless children. Maria later wins the heart of
the children and eventually woes their father too.
"Climb Every Mountain," "Edelweiss," "My Favorite Things" and "Do Re Mi" are just
a few of the joyous songs most everyone knows by heart.
For more information call 746-5566.

Fiddler on the Roof continues at the Royal Palm Dinner Theatre
through July 9

Fiddler on the Roof continues at the Royal Palm Dinner Theatre through July 9, with New
York actor James Puig recently taking over the role of Tevye. Besides his many New York
appearances, Puig is also a veteran in south Florida. The musical comedy hit Little Me,
starring Royal Palm's own Jan McArt opens July 12. Boca Bound plays in Jan's Rooftop
Cabaret.
For more information Call (800) 841-6765.
Caldwell Theatre Company opens its two-play summer season Aug. 5 with the riotous
comedy hit You Should be so Lucky, running through August 27. It's a rags-to-riches story
about a widowed hair removal client who suddenly dies from a short circuit accident in
his electrolygist's chair, leaving him millions ofdollars. The lucky new millionaire, who
also happens to be gay, soon discovers the road-to-riches is a rocky one lacked with
ruthless relatives.
Back by demand, Carbonell award winning actress/singer Avery Sommers fills the
second slot with her triumphant return in her acclaimed musical autobiography revue, But
Not forMe. It's the poignant story of an African-American actress' struggle for personal and
career success.
Rock 'n the Boat has been cancelled. For more information on any of the above listed
performances call 930-6400.
Jennie Berman is a freelance writer based in Fort Lauderdale. Her column is a regular
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M.M.C. Electric, Morse, Hynautic.
305-791-6382 / Beeper: 305-497-0306
TIRED OF ALCOHOL STOVES, YUCK? Con-
vert your stove/oven to LPG or Kerosene
with brand-new parts 23yrs exp. 763-2748
WORK FLOATS- delivered, extremely stable
design. for waxing. etc. $20/day. 467-1229.
PRESSURE CLEANING & SEALING Rust &
Mildew Removal: Docks, Decks, Patios
Prompt & Reliable. Call Rick 305-792-2472
EXTRA HAND TO HELP YOU!
Paint/wood/maint/bright John ( 524-8637
LIMITED NUMBER OF YACHT MANAGEMENT
CONTRACTS AVAILABLE. Wide range of
services. Ex: weekly vessel check & line adj.
$49 per month. Call 305-964-2622.

*Soft Pad Grinding
*Fiberglass Repair
*Hull Refit
*Epoxy Seal

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. Prep & varnish work.
Kathleen 462-0832.

YACHT POLISHING- We can polish your hull
& clean your waterline. In-water service at
your dock. Call Gilly Miller 305-923-8391 or,
629-3620 mobilee)
APPLE POLISHING SYSTEMS- don't waste
time or $ on wax. Boater's #1 choice. 8x the
protection. Call before waxing 425-7465.

*Woodwork & Varnish
*Spray & Brush Finish
*Wiring
*Bottom Painting

$15 Per Hour
TOM FLAHERTY 305-986-1829

ANS9SI3C 219
An original painting of your prized vessel
Matted, framed & delivered. $75.0o
Photo needed/retured for FREE presentation.
Call (305) 720-2037 (after 6 p.m.)

TECHNICOLD refrigeration & air
conditioning. Rich Beers Marine sales,
service parts. All makes 764-6192.
AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL
TECHNICOLD 16,000 BTU, 2-yr warranty.
$1395. RICH BEERS MARINE 305-764-6192.
ICE COLD MARINE A/C- new installations,
repairs. Best buys in town. 305-764-0228

CANVAS FACTORY- flybridge covers,
Bimini tops, mooring covers & repairs.
Mobile truck will perform work at your site.
Call 781-1970
Paradise Boat Tops Canvas
Bimini tops repairs cushions Estimates.
Call 921-5486
CARIBBEAN CUSTOM CANVAS- all marine
canvas- From biminis to whatever? Call my
mobile canvas truck at 305 942-4211.
Et I auderdale Boca.
KENNEDY YACHT & HOME
Upholstery & Canvas
Recover, Restitch & Repair from Couches to
Enclosures. Biminis, Cushions & Carpet
Runners. Fabrics & Supplies.
Free Est Office: 832-9443
CANVAS & CUSHION, Bimini tops, carpet,
very reputable, free estimates. 561-2006

Join South Florida's Largest
Gathering of Marine Crafts.
Place Your ad right here
Call 305-524-9450.

AMERICAN AUTO/MARINE WIRING. No job
too big or small. Troubleshooting, repairs,
electronics installation & complete rewiring
our speciality 782-0193 Philip
DOUG's MARINE ELECTRIC
Dockside Service, Troubleshooting, Repairs,
Rewiring & Euro Conversions 305-463-4749
J&M MARINE ELECTRIC. At your home or
dock. Established 1976. Call 785-0245.

BLISTER PROBLEMS?
Efficient smooth gelcoat stripper.
Osmotech of South Florida, Inc. 462-7560

TILE INSTALLATION & REPAIR- home or
yacht, reasonable. 966-9695*bpr:269-0165

3M VINYL BOAT LETTERING- 7-yr guar. 10%
off w/this ad. Computerized Lettering,
1530 N Fed Hwy. Pomp Bch. 305-782-2267
LETTERING: yachts & accessories.
Custom work & gold leaf by Laurie Cahill.
t. rlin- 7-4A7R3. Beeper: 231-0147

QUALITY BOAT LETTERING GOLD
LEAFING. Reliable service with satisfaction
guaranteed. Claudia 920-0533*587-7801eve

- All Size Boats & Yachts I
* Licensed Bonded Insured
* Free Estimates
V cs Yacht Cleang
Phone: (305) 966-995
S Pager: 405-7700 Tri county

YACHT CAPTAIN- 150-ton lic. Power & Sail,
all areas, charters & deliveries, excel'nt refs.
Capt Ed Wiser. 979-3530
BOAT DELIVERIES
CAPT 1600-Ton USCG LUc
& Mate Fort Schuyler Maritime grad
Sail or Power
462-7178 days
779-3196 evenings
YACHTS/COMMERCIAL anywhere, USCG lic
Master/Engineer 500/1600-ton 305-763-4432

CAPT. DON MOHLER
100-ton Master
University Grad. Instructor
Pilot'Diver*Radar Cert.
Deliveries Mgmt* Maintenance
From Chicago to Curacao
25 yrs Experience
SEAGULL ENTERPRISES, Inc.
For free brochure
Call (305)938-0564

DUFFY'S DIVING SERVICE
Props'Shafts.Zincs Bottoms
Monthly & bi-monthly service
Complete underwater maintenance
7-days. Phone #(305) 964-0064

F HULL-TEX I
COMPLETE UNDERWATER
BOAT MAINTENANCE
LICENSED/INSURED NAVY DIVER
Office:305-931-3635-Beeper:364-5206
ALL WORK GUARANTEED

I ERODED WOOD or CONCRETE PILES
can be economically restored
to last for many years.
GUARANTEED SINCE 1965
Call PAPWORTH IND., Ft Laud.
305-525-7411 or toll free 800-524-7411

DIESEL ENGINE TROUBLESHOOT & REPAIR.
DIESEL TECH 564-4412 POWER/SAIL
BOAT & ENGINE REPAIR- I/O and OB. Our
shop or your dock. $25/hr. Stern drives
resealed. Boat surveys. 27 yrs exp. As low
as $75. Call (305)791-1833 or 583-1042.

ROY'Z MARINE PLUMBING, specializing in
Microphor installations, repairs, service,
sales, blackwater odors no problem, galley
conversions, water heaters, refits, air
compressors. Member of M.I.A.S.F. Beeper
305-478-2293 or 305-436-7612 after Som.
WASTE BUSTERS, Inc Marine pump-out
service. Call 305-731-6767 VHF Ch 18

OLDING TANK

UMPER
FT. LAUDERDALE
POMPANO BEACH
HOLLYWOOD
Pager: 676-0877
(305) 975-7633
LOCAL SERVICE AT YOUR DOCK

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RIGGING FULL SERVICE Spars, Electronic &
Hydraulic Sailing Equipment, Service &
Installation. McSORLEY's RIGGING. 522-4208

MARINE SURVEYOR & CONSULTANT- Pre-
purchase & Insurance, sail & power. Wm.
Seager. Tel 527-0870.
MARINE SURVEYORS- buyers & insurance.
Surveys for both POWER & SAIL
Call Ed Rowe & Jon Howe 0 305-792-6092.
DIESEL ENGINE SURVEY, oil analysis,
troubleshoot & repair. Power/sail Diesel
Tech 564-4412 #1 service.
RHODES MARINE SURVEYORS &
CONSULTANTS Inc. Mark Rhodes, Mike
Rhodes, Ed Stanton. Buyers, insurance &
evaluation. Power & sail.
Call 946-6779 or 946-6671.
PROFESSIONAL MARINE SURVEYS, Inc. Pre-
purchase, ins. & financial. Dick Williamson
407-272-1053 800-329-1053.
CLARKE MARINE SURVEYORS
ALL MARINE SURVEYS INS SPECIALIST
305-566-4111 Consultant 800-346-9922
INSURANCE, BUYERS & FINANCIAL
Report same or next day. BOAT-US apprvd.
Darrel Brizendine. MS 524-8661
AL VIRELLI MARINE SURVEYOR pre-purchase
surveys, finance appraisals & insurance
valuations SAIL & POWER 983-4540
NAVAL ARCHITECT Surveyor Consultant- all
type surveys- sail & power. Project mngmt
F.R. Forte 305-986-9846-bpr 286-2695
SOUTHERN MARINE SURVEYORS, Inc. Capt
Rick Gatchell office 305-735-0379,bpr. 1-
800-429-3295 mention ad & get 20% off
MARK H. BROWN & ASSOC. Pre-purchase &
Insurance surveys. Power/Sail 305-581-3131

KENNEDY YACHT & HOME
Upholstery & Canvas
Recover, Restitch & Repair from Couches to
Enclosures. Biminis, Cushions & Carpet
Runners. Fabrics & Supplies.
Free Est o Office- 832-9443
CUSHION & CANVAS, Bimini tops, carpet,
very reputable free estimates 561-2006
See BED MATES page 13

MARINE WELDING & METAL FABRICATION
Stainless-Aluminum-Bronze, shop or mobile.
Call North Winds 523-2223-beep=409-0090
MODERN METALS- custom fabrication,
detailing & repair Page:878-9556.472-0613

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 Ave Ft I auderdale. 765-1466
WOOD FLOORING FOR YOUR YACHT. We can
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FRED, THE OLD CARPENTER
Many Years Experience In Restoration
And Repair Classic & Wood Boats.
Reasonle Rates ACBS member
.305581888

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Fine Yacht Carpentry
T* eak decks and repairs
Custom cabinetry
Mica and Plexiglass work
Highest quality
Competitive prices
Ship Shape Marine
Call Gordon........... 764-2285
Beeper.................... 244-8630
KMobile..................... 850-8257

YACHT CARPENTRY
A Custom Teak or Mahogany
Wood or Mica
"" Plexiglass Work

Sr Nautical Furnishings
0 Custom Cabinetry
Residential, Marine, Commercial
All work Guaranteed
S b Call for LOW prices

' BEAVER CREEK WOOD
0 PRODUCTS '
4750 N. DIXIE HWY. '
o BLDO.C.Sul.te 10
. Ldeidk.F 33334 &
2 305-9385338
305-76-0877 Bpr.

Custom diartit Woo Working, Inc.

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CORIAN SPECIALIST
RESTORE REBUILD REPAIR
Specializing in Complete Restorations
Dockside or Drydock Teak Decking ToetRails
Marine Furniture Interior/Exterior Designs
RICHARD GIAMBERSIO, Owner
(305) 791- 5457

AT YOUR SERVICE- Doors, Garage Doors
restored to a fine marine finish. Varnished
or painted. Rico 524-9758 15 yrs in Laud.
See waterfront home service business cards
on page 23.

AT YOUR SERVICE- dependable office
cleaning 15 yrs in Ft Lauderdale.
Call Rico ( 524-9758 Fax=522-4460.
RELIABLE HOME CLEANING- excellent refs.
For details call Rebecca 564-3213 Lv msg.
CLEANING: Homes, offices, boats... any area,
exc. work, reasonable. 305-781-1334

SO BROWARD- Caring mother will provide
child care in her home. Fun & learning. Ref
Secure fenced yard. $35 & up. Meals incl.
305-961-4963.

NEW DOCKS, PRESSURE TREATED DECKS-
repairs & waterproofing. 305-764-0228

TILE INSTALLATION & REPAIR- home or
yacht, reasonable. 966-9695.bpr:269-0165

PAPERHANGING

also Panting Interlors Boats & Homes
Permanent Year-round Resident
Call (305) 782-8899, leave name & #.

LANDSCAPING, Fertilizing, Sprinkler
Repair. Quality Work. Call Gregg's Greener
Lawn Service at 964-9483.
AUTHENTIC FLORIDA LANDSCAPES-
Design & Installation contractors, it costs
less to do it right the first time. MC/Visa
accepted. Free Estimates. Call 524-3338.

Over 20,000 waterfront homes

fromBoc toKey iscyne

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FROM TRAINEES TO SKILLED WORKERS
w/boat backgrounds. Permanent/fulltime.
566-3648

MASTER CAPTAIN 100-ton, available. Capt
Jim (JT) Tidwell 305-746-2159

HASSELFREE CREW
PLACEMENT
KITTY EATON JEANNE RAAPHORST
and NELLY GREENE
1550 SE 17 St F R Lauderdale, FL 33316
(305)763-1841 o Fax 763-7421
WE CHECK REFERENCES

ANCIENT MARINER
GUESTHOUSE
(across from McDonalds)
701 S.E. 16th Court
Summer WEEKLY rates
527-0550 764-88351

Wanted: CANOE in good cond. 485-0164

We Buy Boats
Any size, type, condition
including damaged or sunken.
Capt. Ed Wiser
979-3530

GUYS & GALS
!...DATELINE...!
1-900-776-6600 x 4976
Must be 18yrs $2.99/min
ProCall Co. (602)954-7420

[' GENTLEMAN WITH HEART
SURGERY SCAR, 55
8bnde beach lady, 50
6-10-95 "What a waste'
Contat via Kansas City Star personals colunm.
Place a personal ad in Waterfront News.
We reach affluent, well-traveled boaters
looking for that special someone.

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covering the entire spectrum
of marine activities
SatluaysI-2M M
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for information and advertising rates
Call 407-642-0186

IimaI any narII uuoo noor. Large Illventory.
Open 5 days. ENDURACOLOR HARDWOOD f------- ----i l ---- im-m m --- -- --m.--. -m
FLOORING. 1942 Tigertail Blvd, Dania I CLASSIFIED AD FORM i
Call 9P-9663 """
AT YOUR SERVICE- finest varnishing & teak lI o (5 IED RATES NME I
deck restoring -15 yrs in Ft Lauderdale. I (35schasqa..peri* _
Call Rico 524-9758 fax=522-4460. 1 3 South Andrews Avenue i Each inc adtitinale..$5., 00 I
BOAT CARPENTRY- mobile dockside I 6rt Lauderdale, Florida 33316 Twdi Ine ininimim CTY STATE ZIP
servn&c plstesper forayour I SECTION: W M ERF hcks aa
woodwoddg needs & equipmentinstallatons. 1 Phone (305) 524-9450"
20yrs experience.
Call 522-7578, pager: 761-6090.
GENERAL YACHT CARPENTERS 20
& CONTRACTORS 25
Wood Fiberglass Plastic Aluminium Stainless
Concept Design Fabrication I30
Installation 135
Your Satisfaction our Priority 4
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FOR SALE

BOATS

IPAE2 WATERFRNT EWS ULY199

DOCKAGE

RENTALS

Inverters-Auto-'Trucks
E 50% OFF ALL MARINE

BATTERIES
Call Tony (305) 325-1367
G Golf Cars Wheel Chairs -Gell

4-MAN LIFERAFT '94 model, just serviced.
Change in plans, must sell.
Call 407-835-0896 Offshore Yachting Raft
ACHILLES 13.5' Dinghy, aluminum floor &
Mercury 35HP engine package both for
$3800. 3 fib. dockside boarding steps $200.
45 Ib' plough s/s anchor, new $450.
Marquipt 3-step boarding ladder $350.
1" anchor line 200 foot $200.
Call 305-925-8333 anytime.
DAVITS & ANCHORS- used, 5000 Ib.
Atlantic davits & CQR, Bruce, Danforth
anchors. 305-783-2099
MAN OVERBOARD module $350. 60 Ib CQR
anchor $400. 2 DACOR snorkle SVX's $30
ea. DACOR- divers holdall $20. Reg &
Octopus w/ depth, PSI & comp console
$250. SHERWOOD depth & PSI console $75.
Pro Plus bouyancy control vest & backpack
$125. LP hoses $10 ea. 2 O'BRIEN ski vests
$10 ea. HUBELL 30 amp boatside receptical
$30. No reasonable offers refused.
Ft Lauderdale 760-4082

USED BOOKS...
1907 Hollywood BI. 922-2466
BUY SELL TRADE

LIFT- seawall mounted for boat or water
toy. Double motor. View at 815 Idlewyld.
$700, obo. 463-7702. Buyer to remove all.

DIESEL TECH 305-564-4412 Ft. Laud
40 HP ISUZU diesel Hurth trans panel
exhaust hose muffler $550. Joe 524-1119
ATOMIC 4 GAS in boat for demo. Runs good
30HP $800 obo. James 305-527-9063
35hp JOHNSON OB long shaft w/controls
$800. Call 527-5700 or 467-7979.

Let us rebuild your GALLEY MAID head pump
while you wait. $375. 1-yr warranty.
Remanuf/Exchange $574, 2-yr warranty. We
pay CASH for your old Galley Maid pumps.-
Raz Marine 305-525-5513 or 800-824-1186.

New EVINRUDE 15HP 1000. New MICRO-
LOGIC GPS, ICOM ham/SSB, many more
items. 534 Hendricks Isle #6 after 5pm.

RIGGING FULL SERVICE Spars, Electronic &
Hydraulic Sailing Equipment. Service &
Installation. McSORLEY's RIGGING. 522-4208

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; New ocean KAYAKS from $450. 673-5400.
FACTORY DIRECT NEW 8' fiberglass
dinghies $495 Bare hull $250. Ph 791-2552
AVON SPORTBOAT S 340, tow bridle, davit
rings 1990 xlnt cond. 305-763-4636
1991 ALLIANCE 9'2" rib $1095 obo 9.9 hp
Evinrude $800 both excellent 305-583-6378
11'10" ALUMICRAFT V-bottom, like new,
120 Ibs. $500. 305-463-2916

FLOATING HOME- 1-bedroom completely
furn., A/C, fireplace. Great for bachelor.
Sell/trade/rent. 305-587-2644.

23 PENN YAN 350 IB very dean, low hours
VHF/Recorder/Cabin/extras $4 5K 566-2755
'73 MAKNA 22' cabin cruiser, needs work.
Sold w/ or w/out the following: '86
Shorline trailer 25' excel cond. 231-V6
inboard completely rebuilt/painted/risers,
no salt, ready to go. OMC outdrive. 225-
V6 inboard in parts, complete, needs
assembly. Make offers. 305-792-7806

We Buy Boats
Any size, type, condition
including damaged or sunken.
Capt. Ed Wiser
979-3530

'79 WINGS OFFSHORE 33 $31,000 for more
info call 305-989-1235 Iv message
18' DOUBLE ENDER DORY- good cond
project boat. sail, motor or row. Inventory &
trailer incl. Make offer. 305-523-3908
A rare find. $10,000 firm.
Two suits of sails, spinnakers,
8hp Honda four stroke,
new bimini, etc.
Call 305-524-4057, ask for Vincent.

FULLY STAFFED YACHTS sail & power
world widely Call Tom Collins 673-5400.
34' TRAWLER $175/day w/ captain. Well
equipped.Daily/wkly;fishing/diving/cruising;
local/Keys/Bahamas. 305-525-1512.
DOCK & CHARTER your yacht from quaint
inn- Las Olas/A1A/ICW area. Up to 60'.
Unusual opportunity. Call 305-462-0531.

CRUISE THE WATERWAYS FOR DINING,
DIVING, FISHING OR JUST HAVE A PARTY:
23' Mako center console openfish w/bimini
top avail to exp boaters; 46' Silverton
Motor Yacht w/3 staterooms avail
w/captain. Days, eves, or extended trips.
Call 305-763-7379.

Broward Community College offers
"hands-on" classes &'weekend trips in:
Canoeing; Windsurfing; Dinghy sailing;
Blue water sailing; Weather &
Seamanship and Coastal Navigation thru
Celestial Navigation.
Call 989-2824 or 763-3630 days
or 763-3630 eves.

Call CAPE ANN TOWING- VHF Channel 16.
SEA TOW of Miami 305-673-2869

POMP BCH- no fxd brdgs. No Ivbd, elec/wtr.
Call 305-785-1446 leave message
DEEPWATER- 70' dock, NFB, Wtr/Elec, lic
capt on premises. Personal care. 781-9801.
50' DOCK- no fxd brdgs, no Ivbds.
Call 786-1744 day or 941-2294 evening.
POMPANO- GARDEN ISLES- 1 fxd bridge
west of Federal. Water/Elec 305-782-5158
POMP- NFB N of Atlantic Blvd, 65' dock,
Wtr, power. 89' on wtr, no Ivbd. Unique,
protected dockage. MIn boat size 40'.
Call 305-786-9391
DEERFIELD COVE off ICW NFB elec/wtr pvt
home secure n Ivbd dpwtr. 305-421-4359
LHP deepwater to Hillsboro Inlet. Wtr/elec,
up to 60'. min to inlet. 305-781-0705
POMP BCH- 60' dock, NFB, deep water, near
ICW, E of US1. Power, water, whips, $6/ft,
$180 min. private home. 305-943-7787
POMPANO Harbor Vlillage- NFB minutes to
inlet 70' dock wtr/elec no Ivbd 782-0718
POMP BCH- up to 60'. 5 min to inlet, NFB,
util/cable/bumpers/private & secure,
$5/ft/mo $225 minimum Ph 305-781-1494
LHP 30'dock NFB,DW, cose to Inlet.
w-561-6551 h-781-5812
S POMPANO- E of Federal, NFB, water &
elec, 60', $150-$200. Call 305-942-8340.

Century East Apts 100 ISLE OF VENICE live-
aboards welcome. Hot shower, BBQ,tollet,
cable phone pool. laundry. 523-2156.
DOCK FOR RENT- di ep water, no fixed
bridges. Elec/water, phone & cable.
Beautiful surroundings: heated pool, BBQ
areas. Temporary & annual available.
Tele. 527-0026
VILLA VENEZIA & AQUA MAR DOCKS- up to
50'. Shwr Rm*Pool-Sun Deck'Cable
TV*BBQOSecurity*Laundry. 779-2818.
NEAR LAUD YACHT CLUB- ocean access, 3
min, 240v, water, telephone, (experienced
Caretaker available). John 523-7007
eves/462-7230
OFF NEW RIVER- to 60' locked 'ence-pool.phone
(H20-elec-cable. included). 305-583-4065
DOCKAGE AVAILABLE- water/elec. Off New
River. No Ivbds. Call 587-0707.
LAS OLAS ISLES Lvbd & storage, max 46',
18' beam. Boaters' lounge, bthrm, shwr,
laundry, BBQ, pool, parking, no fxd brdg,
apts avail. Call 305-765-0728.771-3059.
LVBD to 40' sailboats only $250/mo. Elec
Ind. Ph. cable. wash/dry-available. 763-2748
BALI HAI RESORT- 149 Isle of Venice.
Deepwater dockage up to 50'. Hot shower,
pool, BBQ, cable, laundry, restroom.
Call 463-6300.
BERMUDA RIVERA (NE 40 St) up to 50' no
fxd brdgs, xtra wide/protected harbor 6'
draft. 1 turn to ICW w/wtr & elec 563-7692
CORAL RIDGE- east of Bayview, xlnt area.
Pool, laundry, water, elec (30/50 amp),
phone. NFB. Call 565-9592.
111 ISLE OF VENICE- deep water dockage
POOL SHOWER RESTROOM PUMPOUT STATION
ohone. cable Vpry Clean. 305-524-4430
HENDRICKS ISLE EAST SIDE pool, Jacuzzi,
cable, up to 52'. Beautifully kept, Secure.
Super location. No pets. Call 463-7067.
N FORK NEW:RIVER- 60' ocean access
110/220 305-527-0550
HENDRICKS ISLE- Ivbd & storage. Max 65',
19'beam.shower-laundry.BBQ.pool.parklng
ohone/cable avail & jpts 972-4065-832-9222
LAS OLAS WEST NFB, H20/Elec, No Ivbd,
Reasonable rates, secure. 305-761-1191 ev.

HENDRICKS ISLE- All Facilities. Storage or
ivbd from $250. Call 305-462-0041.
E. SIDE HENDRICKS ISLE- 2-car parking,
laundry Lvbd 463-9717 pr 525-1346
LIVEABOARD 450 afoot includes electric,
cable TV / phone / pool / bar / restaurants
tennis/driving range/security gate. ;
Private Dock In Marina Bay 305-791-2524
45' DOCK secure on New. River, direct
ocean access. $175/mo. Call 305-767-9634
LAUD ISLE So Fork New River near 441,
deepwater ocean access sailboats to 40'.
Uveaboards not allowed. (305)791-5906

FT LAUDERDALE- SE 15 St, NFB, up to 30'.
Call (305)761-1545.
HENDRICKS ISLE- liveaboard dock space,
13'6" beam. $350/mo Inc elec. 491-2228

Dockage continues next cokmn

< Central Broward Dockage continued
FT LAUD- 15th St. No fxd brdgs. Near ICW.
9' beam. $140/month. Call 813-983-8070
N FK NEW RIVER- up to 40', 5.5' draft.
Private entrance. Nice, secure yard,
elec/water. no Ivbd. 305-523-2223
HENDRICKS ISLE- any size, liveaboard,
private home. quiet end. 305-463-0716

SUGAR LOAF LANE- up to 55'. Electric
available $125/month Call 791-2282.

Private deepwater dock, no fixed bridges,
to 35.' elec/water. No Ivbd. 463-4247.
SE 13 ST @ CORDOVA- 3 min to ocean.
Wtr/elec. No Ivbd. Major J 467-8065 after 5
OFF NEW RIVER- 60' deepwater, elec/water,
cool very secure no Ivbd 583-2304
MIDDLE RIVER- Deepwater 60' dock, no fxd
bridge. Ivbd ok. No wake zone. 563-3675
PORT EVERGLADES area- no liveaboards, up
to 70' boat. 305-525-8623
FT LAUDERDALE BEACH- near Bahia Mar.
Uveaboard, pool, water, shower, laundry,
parking. Up to. 55' sail, 45' power.
$500/month. 305-768-0846
DOWNTOWN- no fxd brdgs, wtr/elec,
secure. sail/power. no Ivbds $150.527-5053
LAS OLAS- southside. Sailboat to 40'. No
liveaboards $250/month 527-1848
UP TO 50'- elec/wtr, no sails, no Ivbd,
$200/month. 305-564-7448
90' dock, 24-hr security, water/power.
No Ivbd. LAS OLAS area. Call 763-2340.
CITRUS ISLES point lot, 2 docks: on river
50'-70', $350;on canal, beam less than 14',
$200/mo Wtr/elec 764-1118-525-4518
CORDOVA ROAD 1 block to ICW. Up to 32'.
No Ivbd. Water/elec. Call 305-522-4163.
ON NEW RIVER- no fxd brdgs. Water &
Elec included. Cable & phone available.
Pool privileges.
Call Riverside Hotel 305-467-0671.

MARINA
BAY
RESORT
"Liveaboards say it's the Best"
On the South Fork New River
Tennis* Laundry* Restaurant
Parking Security Cable TV
Swimming Pool Jacuzzi
Golf Driving Range
Boats up to 120'
Safe harbor
Affordable rates
190 slips
2175 SR 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
(at 1-95 & St Rd 84)
Call 305-791-7600

DANIA- deep H20 65' dock 925-3121
GOLDEN ISLES, HALLANDALE- up to 50',
No Ivbd, NFB, includes wtr/elec 923-1891

NICE LIVEABOARD-SPACE- Miami location,
no bridges to ICW, Ig boat ok $350/mo
Includes tennis court. $300/mo. up to 35'.
Refs. Req. Call 922-3224.
MIA BCH- beautiful pvt home, city view,
dpwtr, easy ocean access, ref. 673-0077

LONG TERM DRY STORAGE
VESSELS 25' to100'
SSaves cost of taking vessel back
North for the summer months
Reduces Insurance Costs
Professional Boatyardi Staff for all
phases of yacht care & maintenance
A $100 credit if you bring a friend as a
New Customer: 6-Mo. Dry Storage.

HARBORTOWN MARINA/BOATYARD
Port of Ft Pierce, Florida
RATED "TOP 10" IN FLORIDA
1936 Harbor Town DR., Ft Pierce, FL 34945
407-466-0947

RENTALS

REAL ESTATE

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ICW/BAYVIEW- Ig 2/2.5 condo, 24-hr sec.
Undercover parking $950/mo. 467-6888 ev.
ISLE OF VENICE- Waterfront efficiency.
Pool, 5 min to beach. $475/mo. 463-2396
ANCIENT- MARINER
GUESTHOUSE.
(across from McDonalds)
701 S.E. 16th Court
Summer WEEKLY rates
527-0550 764-8835

ISLE OF VENICE- Century East Apts.
Pool/BBQ/Cable/Laundry. Affordable rates.
Furn acts. Weekly/Monthly. 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,
Laundry, Cable TV, BBQ. Seasonal.
Call 305-779-2818
SUPER WATERFRONT LOCATION- July
Weekend Special or wk/mo. Off Las Olas.
Near shops & beach. Pool, Jacuzzi, cable.
Beautifully maintained. Spanish, German,
French spoken. No pets. 305-463-7067.
ISLE OF VENICE- beautiful large 2/2
unfurnished, annual, laundry, heated pool,
BBQ. Avail June 15. Call 305-763-2617.
POMPANO WATERFRONT- clean 1/1 unfurn
& fum efficiency. Dock avail, private canal
to ICW. $625/$425/mo. 305-782-2205

ROYAL PLAZA

SUITE MOTEL
2721 NE 1 St, Pompano Beach
3 mi east of 1-95
1 block N. of Atlantic Blvd
SShort walkto beach

Short term rental apts.
FuIlyfunished,
fully equipped kitchens,
cable TV, large pool, BBQs.
Beautifully Landscaped Grounds

Eff from $160/week + tax.
1 BR from $236.s0/week + tax.
2 BR from $350/week + tax
(Rates subject to change w/o notice.)

2 BOAT SLIPS FOR
LARGER BOATS AVAILABLE

Tel (305)946-2190
Fax (305)943-9179

POMPANO WATERFRONT & OCEANFRONT-
2BR/2BA condo next to beach, ocean View,
NE comer, 26' balcony. Tennis, heated pool,
BBQ. Small pet, car/truck/van ok.
Motivated seller asking $84,500.
DON INGRAM 943-8601 Realtor
POMPANO- 2/2 deepwater condo. No
bridges, wide canal & heated pool, BBQ &
patio area Uke a resort Many up-grades.
$74 900. Call 305-781-9361
OCEAN ACCESS 30' dock/3-bed TH. Sale
$180's or lease $2000 per mo. Call Gall
agent 305-945-0442 or beeper 881-2241.
RIVER REACH riverview penthouse 2/2 SE
exp, dock 24-hr security orig owner $98,900
& appliance allowance 407-388-1685
BOYNTON BEACH TOWNHOME- 2-BR/2.5-BA
across from Boynton Inlet. Dock for 30'
boat $165K. AL BROWN 407-734-3731 or
Lidia Owens 407-732-1884. Coldwell Banker
OCEAN ACCESS- no fixed bridges, large
updated pool home, 200' water, $176,900.
Gerry Sullivan Assoc Ad #EK 792-5010
LAUDERDALE ISLES- Just listed
Tri-level, 2-BR / 2-BA / 3.5 car garage,
oversized pool, approx 2600 sq ft of A/C
area on 2 lots with 130' of waterfront. Call
Dan Drew, Realtor, Century 21 Sullivan Rlty
305-792-5010

100' on inlet 3/2 lux hm, 4-car gar, 2 retail
stores + 13 boat slips, $500k owner fin. 4/3
Hm on ICW $179k. 2/2 oceanfront hm
$179k. 9+ beautiful acres on ICW, horses
welcome $162k owner fin. Call Kurt Besinger
ABC Realty 407-468-9445
3 ADJOINING HOMES all on ICW plus 9 acres.
Call Kurt @ ABC Real Estate 407-468-9445.

NORTH CAROLINA SMOKIES 125 acres +
4Bd/3Bt home. I will sell or trade all or part
for yacht up to $950K. 430-9050.761-1300

Tellico Village, Tennessee

The Southeast's Premier Golf & Lakefront
Community located near Knoxville on
beautiful Tellico Lake.

Boaters have access from the Great
Smoky Mountains to the Gulf of Mexico
along TVA's inland waterway.

Golf Mountain & Lakeview Waterfront
Homesites Homes & Townhomes

For more Infomauon or complmently
brochures call 1-80044-8366.

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ROBERT P. GARGANO
& ASSOCIATES, REALTORS

S o (305) 462-5770

Specializina In Waterfront Real Estate Living and I

* OCEAN FRONTIOne of only 49 homes directly on
R. Lauderdales fabulous ocean front. 3 bed room,
3'" bath contemporary two story design with 2 car
garage and one of the few pools (heated) rightonthe
sand! JUST REDUCED $899,000 Posbe lease.
* SAILBOAT COUNTRY- Just listed. 2/1 with newer
kitchen & white tile floors, 65' on yea deep canal.
$179,000
* RIVERFRONT Watch the yachts go by! 3 Bed, 2
bath just updated. New Kitchen, Master bath, Central
A/C Huge Double Lot 100' on River by 250 (approx)
Deep-with over 100' Dock $379,000.
*TEARDOWN-Mega yacht dockagel -Approx 145'
directly on wide section of South Fork New River with
SensationalView.Atropicalparadise-Mid$200,000's.
* LEASE -DEEPWATER-2-bdrm,2-bath, updated home
with 50'on canal. Annual lease- $1,195.00/month.
* DEEPWATER LOT -Sailboat Bend 75' Riverfront 2
lots and 1 large dock. Zoned R-3-A (multi-family/
liveaboard). JUST REDUCED $164,500.
* NEW CONSTRUCTION -DEEPWATER- 3-bdrm, 2.5-
bath with all new large master bdrm & bath w/jacuzzi tub
& stall shower, Ig new family room, all new pass-thru
kitchen & appliances. New garage, paver drive & walk.
New Spanish tile roof. $339,000 complete.

)rking on the New River

* SPACIOUS-TR-LEVEL- 3/2 Pool home, enlarged
master bedroom. New light oak Idtchen, new cent/AC.
85' on Deepwater canal Great Value $169,900.
* DEEPWATER UNDER CONSTRUCTION
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath homewith new master bedroom & bath,
new Idtchen, family room, central A/C; windows and ga-
rage. 65' on very deep canal. Mid $200,000's.
* VIEW-VIEW-VIEW- Mediterranean style, 3/3 w/pool
on private approx. 1/2 acre w/ sensational view at the
junction of New River and South & North forks. Tropical
setting nestled among mature oaks. New 107 'dock
15 deeplyl $435,000.
* CONDO & DEEDED DEEPWATER DOCK- Studio in
great location on Middle River with dock for large boat
ONLY $59,9001
* WATERFRONT HOME&ADJACENTLOTON NEW
RIVER Approx. 250' on New River. 2 bedroom, 2'"
bath with family room, wet bar, new master suite,
fireplace and lots of natural wood. 2 separate lots.
JUST LISTED $425,000.
CITRUS ISLES -DEEPWATER- 2-bdrm, 2-bath with
enclosed Fla. room & central A/C. 2-car carport. 75' of
water on very deep "sailboat" canal. JUST LISTED -
BEST BUY- Only $177,000.

RIVER REACH CONDOS: SALES & ANNUAL RENTALS Live on a private island near downtown Fort
Lauderdale on the New River 124 hr. security, tennis, saunas & 3 heated pools. Small pets OK*, deep water
ocean access dockage* as available (*owners only).
1/1 SOLD $51,000 2/2......CI X.R~LLA;~ AAL ........5104,900
1/1 (3ONMRACI............$57,900 2/2 S109,900
1/114 $69,900 2/2..............CITX..CANA,............S 111,500
1/1.9................P.1..AT...............$76,900 2/2.................... $ ....................S119,900
1/1102 ............... ..............$84,900 2/2.................RIfE S124,900
1/1 /r ............R ~.R~JDML ...........$92,500 2/2.....A... .T.R.MOQDC E..........S5137,250
2/2 ................REDUCED.............$84,900 2/2..................R1Y .S............... 139,900
2/2 $89,900 2/2 12 ...............aQILD $93,500
3/2 $87,900
River Reach rentals also available -Annual Leases-Call For Details

MANY OTHER WATERFRONT LISTINGS AVAILABLE
"NEW WATERFRONT LISTINGS NEEDED"
I Have Qualified Buyersl"

CALL TODAY AND LET THE PROVEN PROFESSIONALS WORK FOR YOU!
462-5770 Robert P. Gargano & Assoc. 462-5770

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Autokelhn
Sportpilot Autopilots
* Easy-to-install automatic steering for
powerboats to 30 ft.
* Auto-trim, auto seastate and off-
course alarms
* AutoRelease clutch mechanism for
safety
* Easy GPS or Loran interface
* Models for mechanical or
hydraulically steered boats
99900m 119900

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Ski Tubes~
* Rugged PVC tubes
* Nylon covers with handles
* Strong towing harnesses
Model
BLASTER 139727 4995
SUPER BLASTER 139719 6995

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Marine
Series Ice Chests
* Fully-insulated bodies & lids
* Removeable food trays Sale
* Threaded drain plugs
Model Reg. 785
72 QUART 503383 $54.95 478

94 QUART 327228 $81.95 7485

FIBERGLASS
RUBBING
COMPOUND

V West Marine i
Carnauba Wax
12 oz. Tin-Model 190191
Reg. $8.95
Rubbing Compound
15 oz. Tin-Model 190183
Reg. $8.95 95
Your choice

VNEW ENGLANDW R
On All Premium
3-Strand White
Docklines
EXAMPLES:
Diam. Length Model Reg. Sale
3/8" 25' 121822 $10.50 895
1/2" 25' 121723 $16.25 1380
5/8" 25' 121863 $23.50 1995

BRANDED
BOAT SEATS

Padded Deck Chairs
Strong folding frames
Comfortable padded seat, back and arms
Safety Lock keeps chair open in use Sale
Frame Model Reg. S l

Aluminum 280198 $89.95 84 95

Stainless 596924 $140.00 1 2 9 .
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Head and M I.i,.
Holding Head and Holding
Tank Tank Treatment
Tan Heavy dy cocen-ate
Treatment tod" -
Contlmn O formuldehyde
* Long-lasting o
and instant
acting
Size Model 99
PINT 244905 3
QUART 282145 499

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MELBOURNE ....................(407) 242-9600 ................. 1509 N. Harbor City Blvd.
NO. PALM BEACH ...........(407) 775-1434 ................. 12189 US Hwy. 1
DEERFIELD BEACH ..........(305) 427-6165............... 110 N. Federal Hwy.
FT LAUDERDALE .......... (305) 527-5540 ................. 2300 S. Federal Hwy.
MIAMI .............................. (305) 444-5520 ................. 3635 S. Dixie Hwy.
ST. ~, -nKSBURG ..........(813) 867-5700............... 5001 34th St. South
MARATHON ......................(305) 289-1009 .............. 2055 Overseas Hwy.
KEY WEST ........................ (305) 295-0999... ..;........ 725 Caroline St.
FT. MYERS .....................(813) 275-6077 ................. 1520 Colonial Blvd.
PUNTA GORDA .............. (813) 637-0000 ................. 915 Taylor Rd.
NEW ORLEANS............... (504) 482-5090.............. 827 Harrison Ave.
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