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Fort Lauderdale Yacht Designer Dee Robinson aboard one of her recent projects: Victory Lane, a 130-foot Hatteras tri-deck motor yacht, that boasts
interior features found in the most elaborate homes. Robinson designed everything from the yacht's cabinetry to the dining room table's napkin rings.

Yacht designers find niche in South Florida

Fort Lauderdale
considered home of
top notch design
professionals

By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
hey cruise down our
waterways like large
castles. A floating
fantasy that conjures up images of
champagne and caviar parties in
the most posh of settings.
Still, those in the luxury
yachting community know it's not
enough to boast exterior beauty
alone. The vessels must be
spectacular inside as well.
"These are people who lead
high powered lives," said Dee
Robinson, a state licensed
professional who runs her own
design firm in Fort Lauderdale.
"When they relax, it must be high
powered too."
Exactly what does a yacht
designer do? Many professionals
describe their roles as much more
than choosing carpeting and
wallpaper.
"We lay out the shapes and
sizes of the rooms, design the built-
in cabinetry, integrate electrical

famous clients expect floating
pleasure palaces.
"Few people may know it,but
Fort Lauderdale is home to some
of the country's top yacht
designers," said Frank Herhold,
executive director of the Marine
Industries Association of South
Florida.
"This select group of
professionals has contributed
greatly to our image as the yachting
capital of the world," he said.
Indeed, South Florida is one
of the few regions in the nation
where designers can specialize in
yachts, said Jane V. Plachter, owner
of Plachter Interior Design in Fort
Lauderdale.
"Elsewhere, they usually have
to branch out into other areas such
as private residences and
businesses to keep busy," she said.
Plachter, a state licensed
professional and board member of
the south Florida chapter of the
American Society of Interior
Designers, has seen many changes
in the business since she set up
shop here 17 years ago.
"Back then, it was a brand new
field," she said. "The boat builders
were just becoming aware of
interior designers."
But it wasn't the industry that
propelled the profession into its

SEE YACHT P. 2

systemsand install the plumbing,"
said Robinson, who has been in
the field since 1976.
Robinson recently completed
designing the Victory Lane, a $9.8
million, 130-foot Hatteras tri-deck
motor yacht.
The vessel was built for Felix
Sabates, owner of the SABCO Race
Team, which employs driver Kyle
Petty behind the wheel of the
Winston Cup Coors Lite Silver
Bullet Pontiac NASCAR.
The yacht was on display -
and for sale at the recent Fort
Lauderdale International Boat
Show. Visitors were able to view
the interior by appointment only.

Those getting the chance to
step on board find sleeping
quarters for 10, plus an eight-
member crew. Perks include a
surround-sound entertainment
center with karoke equipment,
Jacuzzi tubs in the guest and
owner's heads, bars on the main
deckandin the sky lounge, a digital
satellite television system and gold
plated plumbing fixtures.
The boat also comes equipped
with a pair of Sea Doo jet skis and
a 17-and-a-half-foot dingy with
115-horsepower engine.
It's all in a day's work for
Robinson and her colleagues,
whose affluent and sometimes

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current prominent status. It was the buying
power of females, she said.
"In recent years women have become
more involved in purchasing the vessels
and they want them to look nice," Plachter
said.
Coincidentally, when the clients do
decide to hire a designer, most often it is a
woman they seek out.
"In South Florida, the profession is
almost exclusively female," Plachter said.
"I don't know why it-worked out that way.
In Europe and other areas of the U.S., the
field is dominated by men."
It is unknown just how many people
areworkinglocallyasyachtdesigners. Since
1994, the state has mandated that all interior
designers meet certain educational and
work experience requirements and pass an
exam.
To date, 2,253 people have obtained
licenses to practice in Florida but those
numbers includethe entire spectrum of the
design profession.
The Marine Industries Association of
SouthFloridahas 14interioryacht designers
in its directory. But these figures are also
misleading since many designers specialize
in exterior work as well.
Shelly Higgins, an interior designer
for Cable Marine, Inc. in Fort Lauderdale,
specializes in re-fitting yachts. A designer
for nine years, Higgins just completed an
18-monthjob involving a 116-foot Fed Ship
originally built for Malcolm Forbes.
The vessel caught fire in the late 1980s
and had to be completely restored. It was

bought by a Boston developer last year.
Higgins' work on the boat included
installing a full bar on the top deck with
black granite and ivory inlay and a handrail
of carved Lucite made to look like frosted
bamboo.
Unlike homes and businesses, yacht
design is very exacting, she said.
"People want everything they had at
home on the boat," she said.
Remember, the average, upscale house
measures about 6,000 square feet. On a
yacht, that size is reduced to about 1,600
square feet, she said.
"Not only must it be beautiful, the
designs must be functional," Higgins said.
"You have to make the best use of space.
Every inch must earn its keep."
Designers also have to create interiors
that withstand motion. That means such
items as window treatments must be
stabilized and furniture must be built-in,
Higgins said.
Lisa Pirofsky, a design coordinator for
Derecktor Gunnell Inc. in Dania, said the
level of perfection demanded keeps her
work exciting.
"You never do the same thing twice,"
she said.
Pirofsky has done boats ranging in size
from 80 to 265 feet. Her clients, which
company policy forbids her to name, have
included captains of industry, as well as
entertainers and athletes.
Higgins has a similar client list. One
man, a Russian entrepreneur, was in
Belgium the entire time work was taking
place in Fort Lauderdale on his 76-foot

Shelly Higgins, an interior designer for Cable Marine, Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, says yacht
owners want their vessels to have the same comforts as home .
yacht. people," she said.
"I never met him," she said. "We Robinson believes that she is
communicated through Federal Express." contributing needed service to theboating
Robinson has also rubbed elbows with community.
the elite. Her clients have included "One of my clients told me there's
daredevil Evel Knivel, Winston Cup race enough ugliness in the world, that I should
team owner Roger Penske and former keep on making it pretty," she said. "And
Checkers restaurant CEO Jim Mattei. that's what I like to do."
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Homes to compete in 'Shoreline' event

By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
Not every participant in the 24th annual
Winterfest Holiday Boat Parade will be
seaworthy.
On either side of Fort Lauderdale's
Intracoastal, decorated homes, apartment
buildings, condominiums and businesses
will form a lighted path for the vessels as
they cruise down the waterway.
The waterfront properties have long
been an important component of the parade,
providing an illuminated background for
the television cameras and crowds.
Every year Winterfest organizers honor
the best of these residences and businesses
with their annual Shoreline Decorating
Competition.
Entries for the contest are due by Nov.
30. There is no fee to register and the only
requirement is that the participant's
property must be along the parade route
and face the waterway.
The boat parade will start at 6:30 p.m.
on Dec. 9. The vessels will travel from Port
Everglades north on the Intracoastal
Waterway to Lake Santa Barbara in
Pompano Beach.
The event is expected to draw some

750,000 spectators and 34 million television
viewers, according to organizers.
Judging for the shoreline competition
will take place three days prior to the parade,
on the evening of Dec. 6. The contest's title
sponsor is Northwest Mortgage.
One overall shoreline winner, the
"Judge's Choice," will receive two
Continental Airline tickets to any mainland
city in the United States.
Ten other winners will each receive a
plaque for placing first in their respective
categories. The categories are for best
private residence, high-rise condominium,
low-rise condominium, high-rise
apartment building, low-rise apartment
building, restaurant, motel, hotel, marine/
industrial and miscellaneous.
This year's theme for both the boat
parade and the shoreline decorating
competition is Winter Wonderland.
"We felt that this was a perfect theme
for the property owners to use, as it is very
open and allows them to come up with
many creative and exciting ideas," said
Steve Casper, shoreline competition
chairman.
Using aerial photographs, shoreline
decorating contest organizers have

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estimated that there are 551 private homes,
52 condominiums and 22 restaurants along
the parade route, Casper said.
Volunteers try to contact as many
people as they can through mail, telephone

or inperson. Lastyear, around36 residences
and businesses were entered in the contest,
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For more information on how to enter
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Medical supplies retrieved from shipwreck offer a lesson in history

By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
Two years ago Tim Brodie decided to
form an organization to preserve cargo
raised from shipwrecks.
Now he is sharing his finds with the
public. His non-profit group Historic
Sites & Shipwrecks Restoration and
Preservation Society is having its first
exhibition at the Graves Museum of
Archaeology and Natural History in Dania.
On display are items from the Baltic,
an American brig that departed from New
York in 1866 to bring medical supplies and
food to wounded Confederate soldiers in
Galveston, Texas. It was slammed by a
hurricane and sunk off North Eleuthera in
the Bahamas. While the ship did notsurvive
the storm, the crew was spared.
Now its contents are on display
through December in the museum's marine
gallery. They include: Medical bottles that
researchers believe contained morphine,
opium, arsenic and other chemicals; a
rubber enema device that has the patent
Goodyear, 1857, on it; bottles with dried

snuff; jars with pickles still inside; mugs
that look pristine enough to have come
from Burdines rather than from beneath
the sea; and porcelain statues.
Brodie calls the discovery of the Baltic
one of the greatest finds in the western
hemisphere.
"There has never been a ship found
fully intact with cargo of this nature," he
said.
The exhibit is the result of years of hard
work that Brodie has endured to get his
group off the ground.
A former real estate investor from
Sunrise, his interest in shipwrecks and land-
based historical sites started as a hobby 35
years ago.
"There is so much information that can
be obtained just by looking at what was
being carried aboard these ships," said
Brodie, president of the society. "Our
history lies underneath the sea."
When Brodie founded the society in
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finding luck with the Baltic. His first, an
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S Q: While installing a 4-horsepower Evinrude engine
F. 7 on my dingy, it slipped and went down into the water. I had
a diver bring it back up, but naturally it now needs work.
What do you suggest?
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by removing the plugs, carburetor drain screw, gas lines and
tank. Pull the starter until all water is expelled (check for sand
or sediment first). Reassemble parts and start.
If the engine was submerged in salt water, it must be
taken apart and cleaned before attempting to start. It can be
S" left in a fresh water tank or barrel until you're ready to work
on it. Before turning it over, put some outboard oil in the
spark plug holes for lubrication.

Q: I have an older outboard engine thatbackfires continuously. I've changed
the points and condenser, adjusted the carburetor and checked the timing, but
nothing has solved the problem. I hope it can be repaired.
G.J.
Hillsboro Beach
A: Usually backfiring is caused by a defective leaf valve or broken leaf. It's best
to replace the whole unit. Do not bend or lift leaves. Tighten evenly so the plate is not
distorted.

Q: I have a 25-foot pontoon boat with a Mercury motor for power. We use
it often, but lately I've noticed a list to port. I opened the inspection plates in the port
hull and found water inside. There's no way water could have come in from the top.
I pumped the water out. When I checked a fewhours later, I found water again. I can't
find any leaks. Any suggestions on how to repair the hull.
R.R.
Fort Lauderdale
A: You never mentioned if the float was fiberglass or aluminum. Haul the boat
with water in the leaking hull and watch for cracks, loose rivets or bad joints, etc.
Usually a wet spot or drip will lead you to the leak. I've used water soluble dyes to help
make small leaks show up.
Hitting an object or scrapping-up on a bar can buckle or crack a pontoon.

Al Grodsky, a retired boatyard owner, is now a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
instructor specializing in marine mechanics.
Al regrets he can not answer letters
personally, but readers are invited to visit him
on Saturday mornings at the U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary base, 601 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort
Lauderdale.
Questions for this column can be sent to
the Waterfront News, 1523 S. Andrews Ave.,
Fort Lauderdale 33316, or fax (954) 524-9464; or
by computer E Mail: h2onews@aol.com

By LARRY SPISAK
Waterfront News Columnist

Sdo the spring
tune-up on my
boat. I don't
think I should
wait much
longer, seeing as
how it's now
November.
Laugh if you
will, but I know
I'm not alone in
Stthis. One of the
benefits/
inconveniences
of living in Florida is that the seasons blend
together. I just realized yesterday that
summer ended officially two months ago.
We were cheated out of a spring this
year, with the climate going straight from
the usual painless winter into the
dependable hotter-than-hot summer. There
was no gradual transition. One day it's 75-
degrees, the next it's 90 degrees. When this
sort of thing happens, my maintenance
schedule becomes useless.
I don't like to work on my boat during.

the summer. It's just too hot. And who
wants to spend a beautiful summer day
in a dirty boatyard, doing a head stand in
the bilge, when you could instead be out
with your sweetie, cruising the Gulf
Stream or tucked up behind some
isolated island.
The boat has many pieces of gear
needing attention on the boat. The bilge
pump comes on when the float switch is
up, but refuses to go off after the bilge is
dry. The cabin lighting has been replaced
by candles stuck in dead Dom Perrigon
bottles because I haven't replaced the
burned out bulbs.
I've become very adept at putting
out alcohol fires on the stove usingbaking
soda, and the sparks coming from under
the refrigerator don't scare me anymore.
Although I haven't seen the cat in a few
days.
There's just more important things
to think about than routine maintenance.
I know there are those poor misguided
souls who will say, "But Larry, a well
maintained boat is a happy boat." To
which I must reply, "That's nice."

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Letters

Boater finds pump-out stations nonfunctional
To the Editor
On a return trip from an weekend raft-up, I made fourunsuccessful attempts to pump out my boat's
head at Fort Lauderdale city facilities.
The station on Las Olas Boulevard did not respond to Fort Lauderdale dockmaster Channel 09 hails.
The station on the New River at the Federal Highway tunnel required tokens. The station at Bubier Park
was blocked by an 85-foot sailboat docked in a rental slip. And finally, the station at Cooleys Landing was
not manned after 5 p.m. on Sunday. I made it home with a full head, much to my dismay.
I hope that all boaters are as concerned about the environment as I am, but I know better. I'm sure
some captains discharge head waste right into Fort Lauderdale's waterways because the city has refused
to make pump-out facilities available and functional. I am appalled that the city would rent out a dock
in front of a pump-out station. That delivers a great message to residents: "To hell with your weekend
trips and pleasures, we need the money."
Three days after the trip, I still have the weekend's head contents in my boat. That means I'll take
a weeknight to go to a marina where I'll spend $15 to get the job done. What an incentive to do things the
right way.
In the community called the Venice of America, we don't know how to take care of our waterways.
Boaters consistently hear about polluted waterways, pump-out regulations, liveaboardrules, anchorage
restrictions, and on and on and on. But when is the City of Fort Lauderdale going to make our waterways
a little cleaner?
If the city replaces some of their pollution studies with manned pump-out facilities, the future could
be much cleaner for Fort Lauderdale waterways.
Corinne L. Hogan,
Fort Lauderdale

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Waterfront News Columnist
During the days of sail, time was measured with a half
hour sand glass. It is believed that the midshipmen or
ship's boys who were in charge of turning the glass,
theorized that if the glass was warmed, the neck would
expand and the sand would fall down more quickly.
They would sometimes warm the glass under their
coats, or wrap their fingers around the neck. Time would
then pass faster and their watch on deck would end sooner
- thus the expression, "making time fly."
Following are some other nautical terms and their
origins:
Battens: Strips of wood or plastic used to improve the
set of fore-and-aft sails. It is of old French origin from the
word baston, strip of wood.
Beaufort scale: A table of degrees of wind strength
published in 1805 by Sir Francis Beaufort, a British admiral.
The Beaufort scale is used throughout the world to describe
wind velocity.
Blue Peter: The merchant marine name for the
international signal code "P" flag, probably first used by
the British Navy in the early 17th century to recall all crew.
When flown from the signal mast, the flag indicates that the
ship is set to sail that day. It also gave local merchants time
to conclude their business with the ship.

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"Peter is probably a corruption of "repeater," since the
flag was also used to request that a flag signal on another
ship be repeated.
By and Large: This term is used to describe a vessel
which is a good sailer on all points of sail. "By," meaning
sailing on the wind and "large" sailing off the wind with
sheets eased.
Leeward: A direction away from the wind. The word
hails from the 14th century and was originally spelled
"lewward," which probably accounts for the sailors
pronunciation of the word as "loo-ard."
David Williams is a Fort Lauderdale-based marine
insurance agent whose column on nautical terms and their
origins is a regular feature.
If there's a word you would like to know more
about, submit your request to the Waterfront News, 1523
S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 33316, or fax (305)
524-9464, or reach us by computer E-Mail:
h2onews@aol.com
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not limited to: The Mariners Dictionary, Boating Dictionary,
Glossary of Moder Terms, Origins of Sea Terms, Word
Origins, Dictionary of Slang, the Oxford Companion to
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Wednesday Nov. 1
Boating Skills & Seamanship: a course run by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary at Dixon Ahl Recreation Center in Lighthouse Point,
7:30-9:30 p.m. Call 781-5339 or (407) 994-1625.
Boating Course: sponsored by the Fort Lauderdale Power
Squadron; includes boat handling, knot typing, charts, etc. Call 525-
8937 or 587-2129.
Navigation: a six-week course at the Coconut Grove Sailing Club;
starts at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $90: Call 444-4571 or 763-3630.
West Palm Beach Fishing Club Lecture: "Fly Fishing for
Bonefish on the Bay" takes place 7 p.m., with a fly fishing
workshop at 5:30 p.m. Call (407) 832-2137.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Pompano Beach: meets the first
Wednesday of the month 7:30 p.m. in Pompano Beach. Call 942-
8108.
Multihull Association of South Florida: a general meeting takes
place 7:30 p.m. at the Miami Yacht Club. Call 893-4453 or (407)
588-3052.
South Florida Divers: meets at Howard Johnson's on Hollywood
Beach. Call 920-9604.

Thursday Nov. 2
Sail Expo: an in-water sailboat show at Vinoy Basin in St.
Petersburg. Call (617) 489-2990.
Navigation: a six-week course sponsored by Broward Community
College; starts 6:30 p.m. Cost: $85. To enroll call 492-4004; for info
call 763-3630.
International Women's Show: through Nov. 5 in Charlotte, NC.
Call (704) 376-6594.
Environmental Education Fair: takes place today and Friday at
Birch State Park in Fort Lauderdale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 468-
2791.
Eastern Shores Yacht Club: meets the first Thursday of the
month in North Miami Beach at 7:30 p.m. Call 949-2334.
Sailing Singles of South Florida: meets 6 p.m. in Fort
Lauderdale. Call 462-4575.
Flora Lecture Series: takes place 7-9 p.m. at the Bonnet House in
Fort Lauderdale. Call 563-5393.
Business Fair: state agencies invite businesses to inquire about
selling their products to the state; from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call 765-
5900.

Friday Nov. 3
Riverwalk Blues Festival: through Sunday at Bubier Park in Fort
Lauderdale., 5:30-11 p.m. today. Tickets: $5-$24. Call 761-5813.
National Business Guild of Hollywood: meets Fridays at Steak &
Ale in Hollywood at 12 noon. Call (800) 308-9178.
Progressive Bridge: meets Fridays at the Multi-Purpose Center,
12:30-3:30 p.m. in Hollywood. Admission: $1.25. Call 921-3408.
Ballroom Dancing: held on Fridays 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Multi-
Purpose Center in Hollywood. Cost: $2.50 per lesson. Calb921-
'3408.

Saturday, Nov. 4
Fall Harvest Regatta: sponsored by the Miami Yacht Club; runs
through Sunday. Call 377-9877.
Broward County Pioneer Days: an event honoring the county and
its settlers takes place today and Sunday at the Walter C. Young
Resource Center in Pembroke Pines. Call 765-4671.
Arts & Crafts Festival: sponsored by the Coral Ridge Isles
Homeowners' Association 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Floranada Park in
Fort Lauderdale. Free admission. Call 771-7014.
Holiday Cooking: one-day class on cooking for crowds, 9:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $68. Call
463-3000, extension 555 or (800) 275-7603.

Sunday, Nov. 5
Key West World Championship: Super Boat Racing through Nov.
12; sponsored by the American Power Boat Association; race days:
Nov. 8 and Nov. 12. Call 461-3300 or 296-8963.
The Genealogical Society of Broward County: meets 2:30 p.m.
in the community room of the West Regional Library, 8601 West
Broward Blvd., Plantation. A related computer group meets at 1:15
p.m.
Sunday Jazz Brunch: Takes place along Riverwalk in Fort
Lauderdale from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 761-5363.
Poetry in the Woods: meets the first Sunday of the month 1:30-
4:30 p.m. at Secret Woods Nature Center in Fort Lauderdale. Call
566-7823.

Monday, Nov. 6
Navigation: a six-week course takes place at the Pompano Beach
Civic Center at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $85. Call 763-3630.
National Business Guild of Fort Lauderdale: meets every
Monday at the Riverside Hotel in Fort Lauderdale at 5:45 p.m. Call
(800) 308-9178.
Early Bird Walking Program: takes place every Monday and
Wednesday at Plantation Heritage Park, 8 a.m. Call 791-1025.
Theatre Under the Stars: concert series takes place Mondays on
Hollywood Beach 7:30-9 p.m. Call 921-3408.

Tuesday, Nov. 7
Election Day
Boating Course: sponsored by the U.S. Power Squadron at Fort
Lauderdale High School, 7 p.m. Cost: $25. Call 491-0012.

Blue Water Sailing: a six-week class at the Pompano Beach Civic
Center starts at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $75. Call 763-3630.
Marine Conservation Night: features a tour of the University of
Miami Fish Hatchery lab; 7-9:30 p.m. at the Rosenstiel School for
Marine & Atmospheric Sciences. No cost. Call 561-2868 or 365-
0497.
Florida Sportsmen's Conservation Association: meets the first
Tuesday of the month at the Royal Palm Beach Cultural Center,
7:30 p.m. Call (407) 478-5965.
Sierra Club: meets the first Tuesday of the month at Fern Forest
Nature Center in Pompano Beach. Call 321-5753.
National Business Guild of Coral Gables: meets every Tuesday
at the Hotel Vila in Coral Gables, 7:30 a.m. Call (800) 308-9178.
The British Network: for people who want to meet the British;
September's Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale, Tuesdays 7:30-10:30
p.m. $5 cover charge required. Call 730-8341.
Early Bird Walking Club: for all ages at West Lake Park in
Hollywood; walk starts 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call
926-2410.

Wednesday, Nov. 8
Fort Lauderdale Billfish Tournament: Kickoff and registration at
R.J.'s Landing in Fort Lauderdale. Call 563-0385.
National Business Guild of North Dade: meets every
Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in Northf Miami Beach, 7:30 a.m. Call
(800) 308-9178.
Winterfest Social: takes place at Mombasa Bay in Fort
Lauderdale,-5:30 p.m. Call 767-0686.
Early Bird Walking Program: takes place every Wednesday and
Monday at Plantation Heritage Park at 8 a.m. Call 791-1025.

Thursday, Nov. 9
Fort Myers Boat Show: through Sunday at the City Yacht Basin &
Harborside Convention Complex. Call 570-7785.
Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: meets the second Thursday of the
month in Wilton Manors. Call 783-0988.
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: meets the second Thursday of the
month at the Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club in
Lighthouse Point. Tonight's speaker: America's Cup contender
Capt. Dawn Riley. Cost for non-members: $5. Call (407) 495-2143
or 427-0047.
Sailing Singles of South Florida: meets for a social hour 6 p.m. in
Fort Lauderdale. Call 462-4575.
Florida Trail Meeting: meets the second Thursday of the month at
Fern Forest Nature Center in Pompano Beach, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Call
564-6833.
Widowed Persons Service: meets 1 p.m. in Lauderhill. Call 733-
3994.

Friday, Nov. 10
Veterans Day .... ,:
Fort Lauderdale Billfish Tournament: Takes place today and
Saturday; R.J.'s Landing in Fort Lauderdale. Call 563-0385. ,
Promenade in the Park: a fund raising event for the Museum of
Art in Fort Lauderdale takes place through Sunday at Holiday Park
and War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale. Admission: $6
adults; kids under 12: $4. Runs today from 5-11 p.m. Call 764-
5973.
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Fort Lauderdale/Bimini Offshore race, 7
p.m. Call 728-8936.
Single Boating Club of the Palm Beaches: a lecture and meeting
taking place every second Friday of the month, 7:30 p.m. in North
Palm Beach. Call (407) 881-8379 or (407) 640-4810.
Miami Yacht Club: meetings held the second Friday of the month,
8 p.m. on Watson Island. Call 377-9877.
Conference on Pre-Columbian Studies: through Sunday at the
Miami Museum of Science. Cost: $50 per person. Call 856-0907.

Saturday, Nov. 11
Antique & Classic Boat Regatta: features a judging, boat parade
and entertainment through Sunday at Stuart Northside Marina in
Stuart. Call (407) 334-7733.
Easy Boat Cleaning: A free seminar at Boat/U.S. in West Palm
Beach from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 986-0343.
City of Hollywood 70th Birthday: a celebration in downtown
Hollywood with food booths, displays and arts and crafts from 12-9
p.m. No entrance fee. Call 921-3404.
Hollywood Historical Society: an open house and garden party at
the Hammerstein House in Hollywood; begins 10 a.m. Cost: $6
donation. Call 921-3404.
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Bimini race. Call 564-7971.
Nostalgic Art & Crafts Sale: sponsored by Pompano Beach police
at the Civic Center in Pompano Beach; 9 a.m. to-4 p.m. with
celebrity auction starting at 7 p.m. Call 786-4351.
Music At All Saints: benefit concert for Poverello, an organization
helping AIDS patients, takes place at All Saints Episcopal Church in
Fort Lauderdale. Call 764-8775.
Star Gazing: Held every second and fourth Saturday at Fox
Observatory at Markham Park in Sunrise. Call 721-4159.

Sunday, Nov. 12
Promenade in the Park: a family festival at Holiday Park in Fort
Lauderdale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call 764-5973.
Flora Lecture Series: takes place at the Bonnet House in Fort
Lauderdale from 7-9 p.m. Call 563-5393.

Monday, Nov. 13

Sail: a course on the basics of sailing sponsored by the U.S. Power
Squadron at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauderdale. Call
491-0012.
Palm Beach County Native Plant Society: meets 7:30 p.m. every
month in West Palm Beach. Call (407) 588-7722.
Palm Beach Pack & Paddle Club: meets 7:30 p.m. at Okeeheelee
Nature Center in West Palm Beach. Call (407) 798-5149.
Broward County Endometriosis Support Group: meets at North
Broward Hospital in Pompano Beach at 7 p.m. Call (407) 274-3055.

Tuesday, Nov. 14
Gulfstream Sailing Club: a general meeting takes place at the
Lauderdale Isles Yacht & Tennis Club. Call 728-8936.
Palm Beach Sailing Club: meets 6:30 p.m. at Cafe Protege in
West Palm Beach at 6:30 p.m. Call (407) 965-TACK.
Waterfront Advisory Board: City of Miami. Call 579-6961.
Evening Historic Heritage Program: Lecture: "Broward County
Newspaper Legends," sponsored by the Broward County Historical
Commission, takes place at 7 p.m.. Call 765-4671.
Friendly Toastmasters Club: meets Tuesdays in north Broward.
Call 462-1001.
Native Plant Society: meets the second Tuesday. of the month at
Secret Woods Nature,Center in Fort Lauderdale, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Call 523-0288.

Wednesday, Nov. 15
Bimini Big Game Club: the Wahoo tournament. Call (809) 347-
3391 or 444-7480.
The Changing Face of America: a lecture on America around
1900 at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale. Cost for non-
members: $5. Call 525-5500.
Hepatitis & Liver Disease Support Group: meets monthly at
Florida Medical Center, Lauderdale Lakes. Call 587-3777.
Nature Walk: takes place Wednesdays and Saturdays 8:30-11
a.m. at Deerfield Island Park. Boat transportation provided. Call
360-1320.

Thursday, Nov. 16
St. Petersburg Boat Show: takes place at Bayfront Center Yacht
Basin in St. Petersburg. Call 764-7642 or (800) 940-7642.
Boating Skills & Seamanship: a seven-lesson course taught by
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at Bair Community School in
Sunrise; registration: 6:30 p.m. Noninal fee required for supplies.
Call 424-3444.
Broward County Fair: through Nov. 26 at Gulfstream Park in
Hallandale. Call 454-7000.
Broward Boating Club: cruising and social events scheduled the
third Thursday of the month. Call 435-9080.
Brown Bag Historical Lunch Program: "Broward County: Post
World War II;" a lecture sponsored by the Broward County
Historical Commission takes place 12 p.m., Fort Lauderdale. Call
765-4671.
Florida Native Plant Society/Palm Beach Chapter: a meeting
and slide show takes place 7:30 p.m. at the Mounts Building in
West Palm Beach. Call (407) 686-6600 or (407) 964-8829.
Broward County Young Democrats: meets monthly. Call 730-
3716.
Bonnet House Fauna Lecture: takes place at the Bonnet House
in Fort Lauderdale 7-9 p.m. Call 563-5393.

Friday, Nov. 17
Bug Light to Bimini Race: Coconut Grove Sailing Club; through
Saturday. Call 444-4571.
Hall of Fame Trophy Meet: International Swimming Hall of Fame
Aquatic Complex, Fort Lauderdale. Call 468-1580.
Christian Chamber of Commerce: a breakfast meeting takes
place at Doubletree Guest Suites Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, 7 a.m.
Call 791-2009.

Saturday, Nov. 18
"Turkey in Margaritaville:" a one-way flotilla from Miami Beach to
Key West for a Thanksgiving celebration; Florida Yacht Charters at
Miami Beach Marina. Call 532-8600.
Step Back in Time: music, dance, games and art-making activities
at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale. Call 525-5500, extension
241.
Oriental Cooking: one-day class 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Art
Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $68. Call 463-3000, extension
555.
Holiday Tree Lighting: takes place in downtown Hollywood at
dusk. Call 921-3408.
Nature Hike: Deerfield Island Park, 9-11 a.m. Call 938-0615.

Sunday, Nov. 19
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Fall Race. Call 728-8936.
Singout in the Park: sponsored by the Broward Folk Club every
third Sunday of the month from 1-4 p.m. Call 424-7940.
"Know Fall Flowers:" a lecture at Tree Tops Park in Davie from 2-
3 p.m. Call 370-3750.
Nature Walk: takes place at Secret Woods Nature Center in Fort
Lauderdale at 2 p.m. every Sunday. Call 791-1030.

Monday, Nov. 20
Broward County Young Democrats: meets the third Monday of
the month at Marina Bay in Fort Lauderdale. Call 730-3716.

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"Cruising in Multihull Sailboats:" A lecture hosted by sailor and
author Charles E. "Chuck" Kanter at West Marine in Marathon, 7-9
p.m. Cost: $3. Call 743-0626 or 743-7294.
Palm Beach Sailing Club: meets in North Palm Beach. Call (407)
965-TACK.
Sea Explorers: meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Lauderdale-by-
the-Sea. Call 772-5773.
South Florida Mako Owners Club: meets the third Tuesday of the
month in Pompano Beach. Call 987-7810.

Wednesday, Nov. 22
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Catching Wintertime Kingfish;" takes place 7 p.m. Call (407) 832-
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Holiday Fantasy of Lights: opens tonight and runs through Jan. 1
at Tradewinds Park in Coconut Creek, 6-10 p.m. Entry fee: $5 to
$8. Call 357-8184.
Concerts for Kids: sponsored by the Florida Philharmonic at Dade
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On the Broadwalk: rock, reggae, country and '50s and '60s music
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Thanksgiving Day
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Sunday. Call 427-0047 or (407) 495-2143.

Friday, Nov. 24
Ballroom Dancing: takes place on Fridays 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the
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921-3408.

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Picnic & Trails: from 1-4:30 p.m. the last Saturday of the month at

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Star Gazing: Held every second and fourth Saturday at the Fox
Observatory, Markham Park in Sunrise. Call 721-4159.
Watercoloring with Nature: takes place Saturdays at Secret
Woods Nature Center in Fort Lauderdale 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fee: $20
per session. Call 791-1030.

Sunday, Nov. 26
Art Al Fresco: A waterfront festival with artists and music 3 to 8
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Monday, Nov. 27
Festival of Trees: a Museum of Art fund raiser through Thursday
highlighting decorated trees, menorahs, wreaths and designer
vignettes. Call 525-5500.
Theater Under the Stars: big band music on Hollywood Beach
7:30-9 p.m. Call 921-3400.

Tuesday, Nov. 28
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.
Sea Explorers: meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Institute of
Marine Science in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Call 772-5773.
The British Network: social group meets Tuesdays at
September's Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale, 7:30-10:30 p.m; for
people who want to meet the British. Cost: $5 cover charge. Call
730-8341.
Early Bird Walking Club: for all ages at West Lake Park in
Hollywood; walk starts 8 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Call
926-2410.

Wednesday, Nov. 29
Scottish American Club of Hollywood: meets Wednesdays at 10
a.m. at the Beach Community Center in Hollywood. Call 921-3408.
West Palm Beach Fishing Club: general membership meeting
held 7:30 p.m. A lecture on fishing for snook and redfish in the
10,000 islands will take place. Call (407) 832-6780.
Broward County Young Democrats: happy hour takes place the

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Thursday, Nov. 30
National Business Guild of Pembroke Pines: meets every
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Early Bird Walking Program: meets 8 a.m. every Monday and
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professional salvager who lives in the Bahamas, to research
the Baltic and its cargo.
Before Brodie came aboard, Maillis had located the
vessel in 1992. It was buried under 30 feet of sand.
During the salvaging, Maillis was able to recover more
than 25,000 pieces of cargo. But his find only amounted to
about one-fourth of the ship's items.
Hurricane Andrew stopped the expedition after 19
days. No one has been back to the site since then, although
there are plans to recover the rest of the cargo this spring,
said Brodie, who received a small portion of the Baltic's
items for his non-profit group.
Brodie hopes the Baltic exhibit will teach folks about
the historical contributions made from salvaging sunken
shipwreck cargo and spark interest in his society. He
especially wants to attract wealthy backers.
"It costs a lot of money to do these projects," Brodie
said. "We need sponsors."
Brodie put up his own money to retrieve cargo from
the Baltic. If he doesn't receive contributions soon, he says
he may have to sell some of the brig's items to recoup his
investment.
Any cash he receives would be used toward raising
additional cargo from the Baltic this spring, future
shipwreck expeditions and other society projects.
Brodie has at least seven other wrecks he would like to

salvage in the Bahamas and is researching several historical
land sites in the United States.
He would like to set up traveling displays of all the
finds, as well as offer marine archaeology classes.
But he says his prime goal is for the society to start a
rehabilitation program for juvenile offenders where young
people will be taught about diving and archaeology, plus
take an active role at land digs and underwater sites.
So far, Brodie's idea has received endorsements from
several juvenile court judges in Dade and Broward counties.
"We're still a long way from establishing anything," he
said. "We need financial backers and teachers."
Steve Singer, a Pompano Beach resident who sits on
the society's board as a projects analyst, said the group has
good motives.
And South Florida is certainly the right place for such
a program, since the area boasts a large boating and diving
community, he said.
"We can provide a wonderful opportunity for juvenile
offenders if enough people out there choose to back us,"
said Singer, who owns an underwater survey and
equipment company and also wrote the book "Shipwrecks
of Florida."
Charles Zidar, who serves as second vice president of
the society and is assistant to the director at the Graves
museum, said the group is already off to a promising start.
The Baltic exhibit has received plenty of press and the

museum has gotten calls about the display from all over the
country, he said.
"The public is very impressed with the quality of these
pieces," Zidar said.
The Baltic exhibitcouldbe the start of a long relationship
between the society and the museum, he said.
"We'd like to have more exhibits of course and we're
looking into working with the society on offering classes on
shipwrecks and marine archaeology," he said.

Up close
Restored cargo from the Baltic will be on
display through the end of December at the
Graves Museum of Archaeology and Natural
History, 481 S. Federal Highway in Dania.
For hours and admission fees call the
museum at 925-7770.
For more information on the Historic
Sites & Shipwrecks Restoration and
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It's not enough for Miami sailors David
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Cornish hens make for an elegant Thanksgiving dinner

By NANCY LYONS
Waterfront News Columnist
Our first Thanksgiving away from our home in
Duxbury, Mass., was celebrated without the familiar faces
of friends and family. But in St. Augustine where we were
docked with about 30 other cruising couples, all of us
banded together and set about having a very memorable
Thanksgiving Day feast.
First, we had a caterer provide two roasted turkeys
complete with stuffing, a smart move when your galley
can't accommodate the big holiday bird.
For side dishes, everyone brought their own favorite
dish. We got permission from the harbor master to use
picnic tables on shore. The children in our group put on a
play for the adults. All inall, it was a heart-warming day I'll
always remember.
When cooking the big feast aboard a boat or other
small area, there are options to the big bird. I've offered a
recipe for Cornish game hens that serves, I believe, just as
well as the traditional centerpiece.
For those purists eager to roast a turkey, don't estimate
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bring the tape measure with,you to the store.
Don't forget appetizers. Here's my suggestions:
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in Dijon mustard. Pair with a slice of bacon and secure with
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also cut the cucumbers with a cookie cutter into different
shapes. If you like, add a bit of hot sauce.
You can also mix four ounces blue cheese and four
ounces cream cheese and pipe on top of cucumbers or into
cherry tomatoes.

Herbed Cornish Game Hens
2 Cornish hens
2 apples cored and sliced
4 slices lean bacon
Marinade
1 cup sweet white wine
2 onions finely chopped
2 bay leaves cracked
3 tablespoons fresh tarragon
2 tablespoons fresh rosemary

Combine all ingredients for marinade in a dish large
enough to fit both hens. Marinate for three hours at room
temperature or overnight in the refrigerator. Remove hens
and drain marinade.
Place birds in pan and pour marinade over them. Place
apple slices and bacon on birds. Bake at 325 degrees for
about 35 minutes.
Remove from oven, slice and serve. You can also cool
the hens overnight and serve the next day at room
temperature.
Serves four.

Note: The hens are lovely served with fresh cranberries
steamed in orange juice, Grand Mariner and sugar.
Frame the platter with steamed acorn squash cut into
eights. On the side, serve mashed potatoes or roasted sweet
potatoes topped with a bit of cinnamon and butter.
Baked Carrot Ring with Peas
1 pound young carrots

1/2 cup milk (not Skim)
1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup minced onion
1 cup frozen peas
1 egg
1/2 cup crushed soda crackers
About 1/4 cup soft butter
1/4 teaspoon salt, pepper and Cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon butter

Inboiling salted water cook carrots until tender, usually
about 10 minutes. Drain and mash with potato masher or
food processor.
In a large bowl beat egg with milk. Add carrots,
crackers, cheese and butter, onion and peppers. Transfer to
a well-greased mold and bake at 325 degrees for about 35
to 40 minutes.
Invert carrot ring onto platter and fill center with peas.
Serves six.

Cranberry Mold
1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries
1 cup cranberry juice
1/2 cup water
See Thanksgiving P. 21

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*15th Street Fisheries, 1900 SE 15th St., ICW, Fort
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*Bahia Cabana, 3001 Harbor Dr., Fort Lauderdale, ICW,
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*Bimini Bay: 1318 N. Ocean Dr. Hollywood, ICW; 400'
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SBootleggors, 3003 NE 32nd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, ICW,
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563-4337.
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*Jeremiah Bull Frogs, 125 North Riverside Dr., Pompano
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7737 or VHF channel 9 and channel 16.
*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. 923-5444.1ow tide
*Mombasa Bay, 3051 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale,
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*Moor Cock Inn, 200 E. McNab Rd., Pompano Beach; off
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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.
*R.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
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Call 428-3463 for dockage reservations.
*Roadhouse Grill, 3300 E. Commercial Blvd., Fort
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12' draft low tide. 772-3777.
' Ruffys, 2300 North Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW, 20 slips,
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*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.,
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foot high tide. Call 942-9100, ext. 6110.
*Shirttail Charlie's,400 SW 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale,
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* Shooters, 3033 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, 350'
dock shared with Bootleggors, 8' draft low tide. 305 566-

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*St. Barts Coffee Company: 441 S. State Road A1A, Fort
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*Terrace Garden, Pier 66, 2301 SE 17th St., Fort
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* Topsiders, 400 North Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW, 250'
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*Tugboat Annie's: 815 NE 3rd St., Dania; Dania Cut-off
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*You canstill catchMamneat the Hollywood Playhouse
through Nov. 5. You can't help but love carefree,
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*The Fort Lauderdale Players opened their fall season
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information call 751-5374.
*Guys & Dolls, the musical comedy about hoods,
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girl who leads the Salvation Army's "Save-a-Soul Mission."
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*King of the Kosher Grocers will play Brian C. Smith's
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*Busby Berkeley Bitches, a wild musical, opened in mid
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DOUG'S MARINE ELECTRIC
SALES SERVICE REPAIR

Major or Minor Repairs
Euro Conversions & Refits

Dockside Service

305 463 4749

'CHARTER ANYWHERE ANYTIME
THIRTY FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE

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CAPT. GEORGE "DICK" ARMAGOST
AIRLINE TRANSPORT. LEAR, SEAPLANE
INSTRUCTOR, A & P. I.A.
(305) 730-7666 BEEPER: 878-8200 800-472-5070

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* Biminis
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* Canvas Hardware
* Frame Modification & Repairs
* Sunbrella Acrylico
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Call Us With Your Measurements

Second Wind Used Sails
100 S.W. 15 Street, Ft. Laud. FL 33315
305-767-8885 1-800-273-8398

GEORGE E. CARLSEN

GLENN'S BOAT CLEANING SERVICE
Complete Maintenance
11Wah & Towel Dry
Teak Cleaning, Oiling, Sanding and Varnishing
Custom Waxing
Weekly & Bi-monthly Services
P.O Box 10081
Pompano Beach, FL 33061 (305) 781-6861

DIEIO FlIED STEVE SAUNDERS
f DIvinG scis.._ PRESCIENT
(305) 491-5296
Licensed and Insured
CC# 86-948
Docks, Decks, Pilings & Seawalls
Installed.& Repaired
Underwater Maintenance & Construclion
Props, Shafts, Underwater Hull Repair & Cleaning
24 HOUR SERVICE
SERVING S. FLA & THE CARIBBEAN

Hydraulics
CUSTOM DESIGNED IHYDRAUIC SYSTEMS
Engineering On-site trouble-shooting Repair

Dealers for Vickers, Sunidstrand & Rexroth
'HE JOIN D DOWNS CO.C.
The 800 MARINE TECHNICAL CENTER
800 Old Griffin Road Dania, FL 33004
S(305) 921-0800

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A Mobile Marine Sanitation
Pupr-out Service

8 632-9304
$.50 cents per gallon pumped

Southern Marine Surveyors, Inc.
Due to increased Tropical Storm activity, keep your vessel informa-
tion current from bow to stem. The more information you have will
help if a natural disaster happens Here. Plans to fit any need at *
affordable rates; Monthly, Quarterly, Biannually, and Annually.
Give us a call for more information!If
Main line 305-735-0379
Bulletin Board Service 305-677-8326
Capt. Rick Gatchell

CUSTOM BOAT LTTfERING
Gold Leaf Enamel Vinyl
Pin-striping Artwork
Preliminary artwork supplied
(305) 782-7676 # 405- 8876
Carla Christopher

"Personalized Service' U "

OIL ANALYSIS
Done with the latest technology
DIESEL and GAS ENGINES,
TRANSMISSIONS, HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, ETC.

ENVIROTEST LABORATORIES

Laboratory:
3554 N.E. 12th Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334

Tel. (305) 565-5201
Fax (305) 565-8839

(3051 522-2524
Beeper: (305) 896-7475
Roland Salerno
MASTER SALVAGE DIVER

UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE
Bottoms Props Zincs Inspections
U/W Photos & Video Hull & Boat Refinishing
Custom Bottom Painting
981 S.E. 20th St., A-45, Box 9 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316

BOAT DETAILING
All Work done by Hand (407) 483-4738
Washdowns Wax/Compounding Teak Brightwork

M.T. HEAD

MOBILE PUMP-OUT SERVICE
MONTHLY-BIWEEKLY-WEEKLY

Office: (305)662-3743
Pager: (305)314-7030

Mobile Pump Out
Head Repairs
Head/Tank Installs

INNOVATIVE

of Dacica Inrcorporoated
General Contractor
CRC 057000

1404 N.W. 9 Street
Dania, Florida 33004

(305) 921-4318
Fax (305) 929-2535

Captain Ron Jones
Yacht and Diving Services
Voice/Fax 305-523-0495
Pager 305-875-4613
Management for Absentee Owners
Since 1987
757 SE 17th Street, Suite 250
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

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Varnishing & Prep Work
SOffices Homes Boais Ironing Service Available
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30 TON TRAVEL LIFT
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305-57-640

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Surveys Photos leaning Elecrical installed
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Monthly Rater Abmeee Maiuniaume *l)Defricx

326 NE. 2nd Court
Dania, FL 33004

Broward (305) 927-3508
Dade (305) 439-1769

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2921 SW 2ndAve.
523-4301

4910 N.E. 11th Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale
(305) 491-3327

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1040 N.E. 44th Court, #2
Oakland Park, FL 33334

Office: 305-772-8474
Beeper: 305-808-3850

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Boat & Yacht Insurance

Commercial Marine

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"For your total insurance needs"
Home Owner's, Auto, Marine, Bonds
A+ Rated Carriers

1525 S. Andrews Ave., #218A
Fort Lauderdale. FL 33316

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MARINE ELECTRIC- C. Tom Williams.
Your dock or mine. Call 981-4663.
RELIABLE MARINE SERVICES 18 yrs exp.
Sail/Power. DOCKSIDE REPAIR. Diesel/Gas.
General maintenance-troubleshooting. Fair
nrirnD Call Marc 587-5590.

ABOVE BOARD CONTROLS, INC.
Installation & repair of all
controls & steering
M.M.C. Electric, Morse, Hynautic.
n.5-7Q91-62R / RAeoer: 305-497-0306

STOVE DOCTOR- keep your stove convert
to LPG from alcohol, kerosene or CNG
repairs also any brand, any fuel. 763-2748
WORK FLOATS FOR RENT. Free delivery,
Extremely stable design $20/day 467-1229
PRESSURE CLEANING & SEALING Rust &
Mildew Removal: Docks, Decks, Patios
Prompt & Reliable. Call Rick 305-792-2472.
MARINE ENGINE MECHANIC Inboard Engines
Gas/Diesel Dockside Service 305-467-4021
PIPE POLISHING- Alum. & S/S, Copper &
Brass, up to 24' long and 4" OD.
Ed Davis 954-522-6820.
JTSAR ARN

Shop/Dockside Services
Fast, Reasonable, Guaranteed
Mechanical or Electrical on Inboard, Outboard,
I/O Outdrive Repairs.
Licensed & Insured
Office: 730-9611 Beeper: 468-6225

SHARP FLIfEAIR CHARTERS
You call, we fly
crews, parts, supplies
Bahamas, Carribean, 5. Eastern U.S.

305-475-1340

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
MARINE A/C & REFRIG- Sales.Service-Parts
Excellent Rates for our new customers,
Special Discounts on vessels @ 70' & under.
1-800-566-7182

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

BOAT DETAILING- Polishing-Waxing.Teak
Free service calls. 344-6166 808-6596

YACHT CAPTAIN- 150-ton lic. Power & Sail,
all areas, charters & deliveries, excel'nt refs.
Capt Ed Wiser. 305-525-4940
BOAT DELIVERIES
CAPT 1600-Ton USCG Lic
& 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

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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.
Ft I auderdale Boca
CANVAS & CUSHION, Bimini tops, carpet,
very reputable free estimates 561-2006
SOS SAILS & CANVAS Sail repairs
48-hour delivery U.V. on furling Genoas -
Special on Sail Covers Biminis-Dodgers-
Enclosures. Absolute First Quality Work.
Call 305-524-7653.

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 (mobile)
APPLE POLISHING SYSTEMS- don't waste
time or $ on wax. Boater's #1 choice. 8x the
protection. Call before waxing 425-7465.

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U.S.C.G. licensed masters/mates
S 1-800-774-3786 954-777-3786

UNDERWATER DETAILING
Bottom & Running Gear Inspections
Cleaning & Zinc Replacement
Competitive Rates Same Day Service.
Pager:928-7492......................305-763-7812

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

HULL-TEX
COMPLETE UNDERWATER
BOAT MAINTENANCE
LICENSED/INSURED NAVY DIVER
Office:305-931-3635-Beeper:276-4384
ALL WORK GUARANTEED

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

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NOTICES

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NEW KITCHEN CABINETS, Resurfacing,
Vaulted Ceilings, Fans installed. 764-0228
209 S.W. 7th Avenue
L Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312

Classic Yacht

SInteriors
Were <4t fte449Mat CUSHIONS CUSTOM BUNKS
*FITTED SHEETS DRAPES
COMFORTERS WALL COVERINGS
TEL 305-764-4425
Fax 305-764-7355

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.
Studio: 763-4783. Beeper: 231-0147
QUALITY BOAT LETTERING GOLD
LEAFING. Reliable service with satisfaction
guaranteed. Claudia 920-0533.587-7801eve

DOCK PILE restoration. Save your wooden
dock economically. Call Dan 462-7403.
FIX-IT-UP for FALL-SPECIAL!!I Save 35%
All renovations Additions Carpentry
*Wood Decks. Vinnie 305-875-4404

BOAT & ENGINE REPAIR- I/O and OB. Our
shop or your dock. $25/hr. Stern drives
resealed. Boat surveys. 27 yrs epp. As low
as $75 Call (305)791-1833 or 583-1042
MARINE ENGINE MECHANIC Inboard Engines
Gas/Diesel Dockside Service 305-467-4021

MOBILE PUMP-OUT SERVICE- wkly/biwkly/
monthly. Head Repairs & Head/Tank Installs.
M.T. Head 305-662-3743-305-314-7030 bpr

RIGGING FULL SERVICE Custom spars and
quality service at competitive prices.
McSORLEY's RIGGING 305-522-4208
MAST STEPS high quality aluminum unique
sturdy design $12.50 each. 305-467-1229

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 0i 305-792-6092.
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 Williamsor;
407-272-1053 800-329-1053
CLARKE MARINE SURVEYORS
ALL MARINE SURVEYS INS SPECIALIST
305-566-4111 Consultant 200-346-9922
INSURANCE, BUYERS & FINANCIAL
Report same or next day. BOAT-US apprvd.
Darrel Brizendine, MS 524-8661

TRUqK YOUR; BOAT-
across town or across Florida. Safe, reliable,
courteous service. Fully insured, Call Dave
@305-923-6784 or bpr 588,7649.

KENNEDY YACHT & HOME
Upholstery & Canvas
Recover, Restitch & Repair from Couches to
Enclosures. Biminis, Cushions & Carpet
Runners. Fabrics & Supplies.
Free Est 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

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 Lauderdale 765-1466
WOOD FLOORING FOR YOUR YACHT. We can
match any hardwood floor. Large inventory.
Open 5 days. ENDURACOLOR HARDWOOD
FLOORING. 1942 Tigertail Blvd, Dania
Call 922-9663
YACHT & HOME CARPENTRY- Highest
quality woodwork at very reasonable rates.
Repairs- Renovation on Teak*Ash.Formica-
Veneer*Corian. Interior Furniture, Cabinet &
Re-Simon teak deck.
Dinh Trinh 305-971-1308 or bpr 928-6382

FRED, THE OLD CARPENTER
Many Years Experience In Restoration
Repair of Classic & Wood Boats & Dinghies
Reasonable Rates ACBS member
305-581-0888
GENERAL YACHT CARPENTERS
& CONTRACTORS
Wood Fiberglass Plastic Aluminium Stainless
Concept Design Fabrication
Installation *
Your Satisfaction our Priority
GYC 524-1119

BOAT CARPENTRY- mobile dockside
service & complete shop service for all your
woodworking needs & equipment installations
20 yrs experience.
Call 522-7578, pager: 761-6090.

Fine Yacht Carpentry
Teak 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 2
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CORIAN SPECIALIST.
RESTORE REBUILD REPAIR
Specializing in Complete Restorations
Dockside or Drydock Teak Decking ToeRails
Marine Furniture Interior/Exterior Designs
RICHARD GIAMBERSIO, Owner
.(305) 791- 5457

OUT OF TOWN?
CALL IN YOUR AD TO
WATERFRONT NEWS AT
800-226-9464. .

PRESSURE CLEANING PATIOS- Decks *
Docks Screens Cleaned, Sealed,
Repaired. Free Estimates & Quality Work.
Doug 424-9726.
See waterfront home service business cards
on page 26.

PRESSURE CLEANING & SEALING
Rust & Mildew Removal: Docks, Decks,
Patios Tree Trimming & Hauling. 792-2472
RELIABLE HOME CLEANING- excellent refs.
For details call Rebecca 564-3213 Lv msg.

FIX-IT-UP for FALL SPECIAL Save 35%
Exterior Doors Hung Rotten Wood Facia
All renovations*Additions.Carpentry*Dry-
wall*Bathrooms*Screen Enclosures Resur-
face Kitchens-Wood Decks.Vinnie 875-4404

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

NEW KITCHEN CABINETS, Resurfacing,
Vaulted Ceilings, Fans installed. 764-0228

PAPERHANGING

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

LANDSCAPING-LAWN SERVICE-FERTILIZING
quality work, on time service, call GREGG's
GREENER LAWN TODAY 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.

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Lock, Safe & Key Co.
Land and Sea
Broward 305-457-2727 -
Dade 305-932-4405
Door Repairs: call our door department at:
305-457-ASAP
Safe and combinations changes our specialty.
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Another 18,000 papers
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For details call
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BLUEWATER BOOKS & CHARTS needs a
computer savvy person with strong boating
background for sales & demos of electronic
charting programs, marine software, plus
nautical books & charts. Heavy hands-on
IBM/Windows experience & navigational
experience essential. See Dave Walton at
Bluewater. 10-11 a m weekdays only
SERVICE TECHNICIAN TRAINEE VILLAGE
MARINE TEC. of Ft Laud is expanding our
Watermaker services & installation
department & has an immediate opening
for an individual who has the following:
Good mechanical skills, own tools, good
driving record, experience working on boats.
Please apply in person at: 802 SE 17th St
Causeway. Ft. Lauderdale.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for experienced
fiberglass person. Call 305-791-2552.
Experienced MARINE CANVAS SPECIALIST
wanted- Fulltime, benefits, 5-day week.
References required. Call for appt at
BEAVER BRAND CANVAS 954-763-7423 FtL
REFRIGERATION/AC- field technician for
installation/service. Fulltime yr-round
position. Good pay*Vacation.Medical
Insurance Rich Beers Marine Inc 764-6192
BLUEWATER BOOKS & CHARTS has an
opening in sales. Nautical knowledge
mandatory. Sales experience & computer
skills helpful. Apply in person only to Tom
Wood, Mon-Fri, 9-4, 1481 SE 17 St, Ft Laud.

PT CREW REQUIRED- M/F for private yacht
in Miami. Diving, cooking, maintenance &
experience a plus. Lv message @660-6686
HASSELAFREEC REW '
KITTY EATON JEANNE RAAPHORST
and NELLY GREENE
1550 SE 17 St o Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316
(305)763-1841 Fax 763-7421
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Experienced Professional Sailors for
CREW And All Marina Work
764-8835-760-4496
CREW HOUSING INFORMATION CALL
ANCIENT MARINER
GUESTHOUSE
701 S.E. 16th Court, Ft Lauderdale
(across from Mconalds)
Office: 527-0550
Fax: 522-4763

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ATTENTION M/ OWNERS- our firm has the
need for a scrumptious 65' motor yacht in
our operation Call 954-427-1781. Ft Laud.
METAL MACHINING / FABRICATION -
Extensive tooling, accessories, shop equip.,
etc. Fax 954-522-0105

Wa ne
WANTED- House. Any condition, Assum
Mtg/Owner Fin. ICW Access. 305-929-9474.
Wanted: CANOE in good cond. 485-0164

EROTIC RELAXATION & COMPANIONSHIP for
the Generous man Men over 40 938-4374
I AM LOOKING FOR FUN IN THE SUN or
maybe I could be your Mate. I am 41 non-
smoker. full-figured. Monica 305-977-9057
Place a personal ad in Waterfront News.
We reach affluent, well-traveled boaters
looking for that special someone.

POSITION WANTED- live-in caretaker. Exp.
Ref. Responsible Lady for boat or house.
Central Broward area pref. 305-524-7653

FOR SALE

BOATS

DOCKAGE

NOVM1ER195ATESAG

SIMPSON LAWRENCE MANUAL WINDLASS 2-
speed, nearly new... $600.
AMPAIR WIND GENERATOR western mount
& reg., nearly new... $600.
SOLID TEAK SALON TABLE- 2 leaves. 58",
needs refinishing... $250.
DAY 305-525-6617 EVE 305-779-7718
ROBERTSON IOODL AUTOPILOT w/ head, J-
box, fluxgate, RPU100 pump & handheld
remote. Still in use, perfect condition.
$1250 complete 305-767-0400.
TURBO START BATTERIES- buy factory
direct, high performance marine batteries.
Avail sizes: 24, 27, 31, 4D, 8D, golf cars
&16v racing battery from 765 to 1400
CCA Tel(305)-594-6652.Fax(305)594-6931
BROWNIES THIRD LUNG 330/260 Deluxe,
new. Call Florida Frogman 305-599-9900.
HYDROHOIST BOAT LIFT- 10,000 Ibs. All
electric. Floating. Works great. Dock hook
up. $4500. Call 305-922-9590-bpr 465-4543

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

CHART KIT- Yeoman Navigation System
B.B.A.- all manuals & adapters new $400. Call
Fred from 8am-10pm. 305-522-7066

New surplus/used/Rebuilt Mar.Pkg. Most
units from South Fla. Yacht repowers. Will
Buy or Consign any Engines/Trans. Contact:
John Rubano/Gold Coast Power Inc.
(305)523-7007 Fla Watts (800)422-4357
FAX (305)525-7007 "The Yacht Re-Power Specialist"

Authorized Sales, Parts & Service-
Northern Lights, Westerbeke, Kohler, Power
Tech, Detroit Diesel & Sea Power.
RPM Diesel 305-587-1620 o 800-660-6304

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.

RIGGING FULL SERVICE Custom spars and
quality service at competitive prices.
McSORLEY's RIGGING 305-522-4208
MAST STEPS high quality aluminum unique
sturdy design $12.50 each. 467-1229

We Buy Boats
Any size, type, condition
including damaged or sunken.
Capt. Ed Wiser
305-525-4940

New ocean KAYAKS from $450. 673-5400.
FACTORY DIRECT- NEW 8' fiberglass
dinghies $550. Bare hull $250. Ph 791-2552
AVON SPORTBOAT S 340, tow bridle, davit
rings, 1990, xlnt cond. 305-763-4636

33' CHRIS CRAFT twin 350 Crusaders, Onan
6.5 gen, elec windlass, $22,000 obo.
Crisco Yacht Sales Miami 305-892-8502
34' HATTERAS Delux SF, great Ivbd, gaily
down. Las Olas. $19K steals it. 764-0228
'90 19' TROPHY BAYLINER 120hp Force
w/trailer. Bimini top. Looks & runs good.
Priced right! $6.500 obo 305-321-6737
SEA-RAY Sundancer 25' 1995. Why buy
newly? Only 30hr 235hp Loaded $35K firm.
968-9213
$150K-OFFERSI Financing! Liveaboard in
luxury 60' Seaworthy Halamatic fiberglass
King size bed, sips 8, 3 heads. The best of
everything. 1986 cost over $3/4 mil.
Economical/Reliable Mercedes Diesels plus
17KW Onan gen. 0.6 gal/mi. 1150 gal. ZF
Trans, 2" shaft & 52" draft. Bronze keel.
Ready to go. Resell for profit. Alijack
Stuart407-220-1950

HOBIE 33 "Animation"- 100% Refurbished.
PHRF 93. Awlgrip topsides, Veridian bottom,
Custom interior. Join the Hobie 33 One
Design Fleet. Will only sell if boat will be
raced in Ft. Lauderdale. New Sails, New
Mast. $19,500 Race ready.
David Williams 767-9500 Days
37" ISLANDER sailboat, cruising equipped
$34,000. Call 954-764-6192.

45' SALE or TRADE. Lvbd &/or
Sail, ready to go. Sell $57.9K or
trade for smaller boat. Sail or Power.
Airplane, condo, Co-op E. Side
Ft Laud. 475-1340 Sharp

39' PEARSON 390
Excellent cond. Like new sails, Perkins
108W/730 hrs, fridge/fzr, full electronics
+ AP, Wind Bugger, Swim platform, Ig
galley, 2 heads w/showers, Ig mstr
strm-aft, 4.5' draft to 7' w/c/b $49,500.

305-401-8512

SOVEREL 26
A rare find. $10,000 firm.
Two suits of sails, spinnakers,
Call 305-524-4057, ask for Vincent.

FULLY STAFFED YACHTS sail & power
world wide! 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

37 KETCH SAILBOAT w/CAPTAIN for local
weekend & evening sailing or instr.
$35 per hour. 305-746-2159

NORTH BROWARD docks run from McNab
Road north to the Palm Beach County line.
CENTRAL BROWARD docks run from
McNab Road south to Port Everglades.
SOUTH BROWARD docks run from Dania
Cut-Off Canal south to Dade County Line.

PRIVATE HOME- dpwtr, 70', NFB, wtr/elec,
lic capt on prem Personal care 781-9801
50' DOCK- no fxd brdgs, no Ivbds.
Call 941-2294.
DEERFIELD COVE off ICW NFB elec/wtr pvt
home secure no Ivbd dpwtr. 305-421-4359
NFB- up to 65' outside pilings. Elec/wtr,
No Lvbd Call 305-946-8980
POMPANO large dock. 1.5 mi. to inlet.
Quality location, No Lvbds., 5 ft Depth.
305-537-5577 if no answer call 781-3447.
POMP BCH- no fxd brdgs. No Ivbd, elec/wtr.
Call 305-785-1446 leave message
LHP 80' dock, 1 fixed bridge, close to ICW
& Inlet. Wtr/elec. $175/mo. 783-0710
POMPANO- 60', dpwtr, NFB, direct ocean
access, elec, pvt home. No Ivbd. 782-9125

Century East Apts 100 ISLE OF VENICE live-
aboards welcome. Hot shower, BBQ,toilet,
cable phone pool laundry. 523-2156.
DOCK FOR RENT- deep 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-BBQ.Security-Laundry. 779-2818.
NEAR LAUD YACHT CLUB- ocean access, 3
mins, no liveaboards, 240v elect, water,
phone, experienced yacht caretaker
available. John 305-523-7217 Eve 462-7230
OFF NEW RIVER- to 60' fence-pool*phone
(H20-elec-cable. included). 305-583-4065

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 $275/m + elec,
phone. cable, wash/dry avail. 763-2748
BALI HAI RESORT- 149 Isle of Venice.
Deepwater dockage up to 48'. Hot shower,
pool, BBQ, cable, laundry, restroom.
Reduced rate for storage Call 463-6300

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
phone cable Very Clean 305-524-4430
HENDRICKS ISLE- Ivbd & storage. Max 65',.
19'beam.shower.laundry.BBQ'pool-parking
ohone/cable avail & ants 972-4065-832-9222
LAS OLAS WEST NFB, H20/Elec, No Ivbd,
Reasonable rates. secure. 305-761-1191 ev.
LAUD ISLE So Fork New River near 441,
deepwater ocean access sailboats to 40'.
Liveaboards not allowed. (305)791-5906

LAS OLAS- southside. Sailboat to 40'. No
liveaboards. $250/month. 527-1848
90' dock, 24-hr security, water/power.
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Central Broward Dockage continued
FT LAUD- N Fork New River. Deepwater, No
fixed brdgs, up to 40', no Ivbd. Water/elec.
Call 305-467-9245,
NEW RIVER- up to 40', water/electric.
No Ivbd. Call 305-584-8419
LAUD ISLES- near 441, dpwtr, ocean access
sailboats to 40' Elec lights. 305-587-2203
LAS OLAS- 65', 5.5' draft, 110/220V, NFB,
no Ivbd. very secure. 763-2655 Iv message
HENDRICKS ISLE- NFB, everything included,
dock &/or apt avail Lvbd ok 305-462-5512
HENDRICKS ISLE EAST SIDE pool, Jacuzzi,
cable, up to 52'. Beautifully kept, Secure.
Super location. No pets. Call 305-463-7067.
HENDRICKS ISLE VILLA 209- All Facilities.
Storage or Ivbd from $300. 305-462-0041
NORTH FORK NEW RIVER- NFB, Sec.
lighting 110-220/water No Ivbd. 462-2700
REASONABLE, great dockage- Middle River
NFB under 35'. No Ivbd. 305-764-8075
S. LAS OLAS- no Ivbd, 6' draft, up to 55',
$ negotiable 305-761-7656
N FORK NEW RIVER- up to 40', wtr/elec, no
Ivbd NFB 305-524-0372
DOCKAGE AVAIL- up to 40', no Ivbdi
$175/m. No sailboats. 564-8873. Pis Iv me
CITRUS ISLE 65' dock deepwater 6' at lov
tide. No Ivbd No fxd brdgs 305-462-4127
BERMUDA RIVIERA- Deepwtr, private, 80'.
seconds to ICW. NFB no Ivbd 561-5784
ORANGE ISLE-1st dock off New River
Elec/wtr. to 75'. quiet. No Ivbd. 525-0960.
AVOCADO ISLE- No fixed bridges. No Ivbds
Water/Elec. To 45' Pvt home 524-5697
NEW RIVER (SW 5 St)- wtr/elec, No Ivbd,
$5/ft Call 463-7581.
ISLE OF VENICE- up to 50'. Lvbd OK. Pool,
shower, laundry, BBQ, Portable pump-out,
island security. Call 0 305-763-2617.
LAS OLAS ISLES- private, no Ivbd, NFB, up
to 70' wtr/elec. Make offer. 771-1805
NEW RIVER No Fork. safe storm anchorage.
No fxd brdgs. Elec/wtr. No Ivbd. 462-3876
SE 14 ST- DEEPWATER Min to ocean,
secure, wtr/elec. 42'max. No Ivbd. 764-8725
EAST HENDRICKS ISLE: Storage $250 *
Lvbds $350. No services 305-467-3106
SOUTH LAS OLAS ISLES- 50' private dock,
220/water, deepwater. Quiet, beautiful
spot. Lighting. Call 525-4196.
AVOCADO ISLE- pt. lot, 60' canal max 13'
beam 40' on river, wtr/elec. 305-764-8923
NEW RIVER- 5 min W 9. Dock-Safe-Wide
Canal No Lvbd -Repairs OK- 305-583-5560
LAS OLAS & ICW- up to 60', NFB, wtr/elec,
parking. $ neg. Call 525-3405 or 563-4898.
CANAL OFF S FORK NEW RIVER- pvt & safe,
no Ivbd, up to 45', mast height limit 50 to
55'. wtr/110 Call b 321-1603.
CORDOVA ROAD 1 block to ICW. Up to 32'.
No Ivbd. Water/elec. Call 305-522-4163.
N FK NEW RIVER- up to 40', 5.5' draft. Pvt
ent. Nice, secure yd, elec/wtr, no Ivbd.
Call 305-523-2223.

DANIA- deep H20 65' dock 925-3121
PRIVATE DOCK- water/elec. 5' low tide. No
Ivbd Hollywood Call 921-1498
DANIA- 6'x80' whips. Call 305-921-1310
GOLDEN ISLES, HALLANDALE- up to 50',
No Ivbd. NFB. Incl wtr/elec. 923-1891

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MB@VENETIAN Cswy-home w/pkg storage
yd davit prvt access util NFB 305-577-0618
N MIAMI Keystone Pt- up to 40', pvt home,
NFB. direct ocean access. Ph 891-0707
N MIAMI-K.Stone Pt- 2 slips, up to 35' ea.
$5.50/ft or will exchange dockage for
handyman work. Pgr 339-3731*650-2748

DOCK & CHARTER your yacht from quaint
inn- Las Olas/ICW/A1A area. Up to 60'.
Unusual opportunity. Call 305-462-0531.
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

DOCKAGE FOR
POWER BOATS
50'- 80'
RESORT LOCATION
REASONABLE RATES
LIVEABOARDS
DAVE PYLES YACHT SALES
at Marina Bav
305-583-8104

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N. FORK SAILBOAT BEND- Female roommate
to share 4/2 on water. $500/mo.
Call 563-7937 day or 832-0125 evenings
LHP 2/2 Marina View. Floribbean decore,
pool, walk to dock, restaurant & store.
$1250/mo season. Call 305-941-0908.
LHP 2/2 converted to 1/2 on Marina Dr.
pool.Unfurn.Mint $725/mo yrly 943-4213
SE POMPANO- Share apt. Pvt entrance, dock
up to 30', deepwater, $470/mo incl util.
East of Federal. Call 781-1398
ANCIENT MARINER
GUESTHOUSE
(across from McDonalds)
701 S.E. 16th Court, Ft Laud
WEEKLY rates
527-0550 764-8835

ISLE OF VENICE- Century East Apts.
Pool/BBQ/Cable/Laundry. Affordable rates.
Furn apts. 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- weekly or
monthly rates. Off Las Olas. Near shops &
beach. Pool, Jacuzzi, cable. Beautifully
maintained. Spanish, German, French spoken.
No pets 305-463-7067
WATERFRONT EFFICIENCY- Pompano area,
oool dock possible $475/mo. Ph 946-3196
OFF NEW RIVER- good neighbor wanted,
airy 1/1 freshly renovated. Well behaved
pets OK. Dock poss. $625/util incl 321-1603
POMPANO- on Intracoastal Waterway, cozy,
fumisbed secluded 1-BR Call 941-8387
ROOMMATE WANTED to share beautiful 2-
bed/2-bath waterfront condo in Coral Ridge
off Bayview. Pool & dock to 38' incl in price.
Must see. Ref req. BBQ, Cable, washer/dryer
incl. $570/m+1/2 util. 305-566-3811,
mobile=309-4214. Available 11/29/95
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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.

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Homesites Homes & Townhomes

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78ft on New River- Totally remodeled Showcase Florida
living at its best. Mexican tile, cut coral, French doors open-
ing to pool, formal dining, 2 car garage. $424,900

* 250ft Riverfront plus Key West style main house & 2 duplexes, all situated on 10 lots- approx. 1.75 acres close
to downtown. $795,000.
* 400ft Riverfront Point Lot 5000 sqft contemporary home very tropical, very private oasis. $895,000.
* 75ft Riverfront "Best Deal mature oak trees, very lush 1800 sqft house on 160ft deep lot "A Diamond in
the Rough" $239,000.
* 220ft Waterfront Point Lot 3000sqft house, 3 bed, 2 car garage, pool, dynamite views. $269,000 (also
available for rent @ $1500/mo month to month)
* 600ft Riverfront with new house -2.1 acres new on market, MOTIVATED. lots of room to expand. Build more
houses possibly townhouse?? priced to sell at $850,000
* Shady Banks "A Rare Find" almost 90ft on river, 1/2 acre, heavily wooded lot. 3/2, 2 car garage plus pool
- Fabulous views $449,000.
* Truly Nolens Riverfront Estate Very private enclave with 200ft on river 4500sqft main house, plus guest
house, 2 pods, 4 car garage very mature lush landscaping. $1,100,000.
CITRUS ISLES
"A FRIENDLY FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD"
3/2, 3 Docks 150ft deep lot, off river. $239,000.
2/1, garage 65ft water-updated, sharp. $185,000.
2/2, formal dining room, totally redone gorgeous 65ft waterfront. $269,000.
3/2, new roof, new windows, new appliance, "Such a Deal" 60ft waterfront. $219,000.
3/2, 2000sqft 85ft waterfront, 2 car garage, formal dining, family room, fireplace, pool & jacuzzi, $310,000.
3/2, garage, family room, updated, mexican tile floors, oak kitchen. $249,000
2/2,75ft deepwater, great views. $219,000.

Marni Canavan, Realtor
Prudential Florida Realty
(305) 764-2662
S(305) 521-2013 (beeper)

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2/2.5 Deepwater townhouse overlooking
waterway & your private deeded dock.
Minutes to ocean & walk to beach. Clean,
bright, mint condition. Asking $145,000.
DON INGRAM 943-8601 Realtor
INTRACOASTAL FRONT TRIPLEX POMPANO
- Walk to beach, shopping & restaurants. 15
min to inlet. Owner 305-781-0705.
ISLAND CABIN- boat access only. 2-family
2/1 each. Use one as rental. Boat house,
docks, point of Island. Gorgeous view, Great
fishing near Sebastian, Fla. Fully furn.
Fireplace. Call 305-432-9216 Gayle evenings
POMPANO BEACH 2/2 deepwater condo, no
bridges, heated pool, BBQ & patio on wide
canal. Will handle up to 40' boat. All new
appliances, tile, mirrors & fans. $73,900.
Call owner/agent (305)781-9361.
LAUD ISLES- handyman. Spacious 2/2 lofty
ceilings, dock. NFB $110K. Call 321-1603
HOLLYWOOD NORTHLAKE WATERFRONT
NFB 100x233 lot- dock-main house 3/2,
separate guest house + BR&BA above
garage. Best value- reduced $550,000.
Call Lorraine Jacobsen 305-926-0122 or
Carol Camillo 305-922-0687 CENTURY 21
DYNASTY OCEAN 305-456-2410
FT LAUD- 150' oh deepwtr w/65' dock on
wide canal. 3/2.5, heated pool, 2-car garage,
almost 0.5+ acre. $339,000.
Owner/agent 305-321-6737

WANTED- House. Any condition, Assum
Mtg/Owner Fin. ICW Access. 305-929-9474

CORAL GABLES- NFB up to 42', .draft 5' @
low tide. $42K. Parking*Pool*Wtr.Elec.
Call Joan Madsen 667-0070 eve
Jeanne Baker, Inc. Realtors (305)662-7080

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Yachtsmen Delight
For sale or Lease
Deepwater. 80' WF... 70' Multi-level dock.
Screened Pool. Updated 3B/2B. Garage.
Avail. Sale or Lease Purchase... $244,500
Garden of Eden
'Area's Best Kept Waterfront Secret"
Deepwater. 60' WF. New 53' dock with
water & 50 amp. New kitchen, Bath, etc +
many upgrades. Elegant landscaped
backyard & pool area. Speclal....$247,500
Rhapsody on Water
elite Coral Ridge Country Club
Deepwater. 90' WF & seductive pool area.
Updated 3B/3B. Avail. now For Sale or
Lease Purchase. Owner has Relocated.
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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 Information or complimentary
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sand! JUST REDUCED $899,000. Possible lease.
* SAILBOAT COUNTRY- Just listed. 2/1 with newer
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$179,000
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* LEASE-DEEPWATER-2-bdrm, 2-bath, updatedhome
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* NEW CONSTRUCTION NEAR COMPLETION -
DEEPWATER- 3-bdrm, 2.5-bath with all new large mas-
terbdrm &bathw/jacuzzi tub & stall shower, Ig newfamily
room, all new pass-thru kitchen & appliances. New ga-
rage, paver drive & walk. New Spanish tile roof.
$339,000 complete.
* CITRUS ISLES -JUST LISTED- 3BDRM, 2 BATH-
Freshly renovated deepwater home. New master
bedroom and bath. All new kitchen cabinets & appli-
ances, new tile floors, new AC, new windows, ga-
rage, 65' of no fixed bridges waterfront. Just listed
$245,000.

* DEEPWATER UNDER CONSTRUCTION
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home with new master bedroom & bath,
new kitchen, 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 deeply $435,000. JUST REDUCED!
* WATERFRONT HOME & ADJACENT LOT ON NEW
RIVER Approx. 250' on New River. 2 bedroom, 21'2
bath with family room, wet bar, new master suite,
fireplace and lots of natural wood. 2 separate lots.
$325,000 house only- $425,000 house & adjacent lot..
* DEEPWATER LOT -Sailboat Bend 75' Riverfront 2 lots
and 1 large dock. Zoned R-3-A (multi-family/liveaboard).
$174,500.
* DEEPWATER 3bdrm, 2 bath updated with white tile
floors. Gorgeous new bath, jacuzzi & glass block accents.
JUST USTED -$224,900.
* RIO VISTA DEEPWATER 3 bdrm, 2 bath unique
'Lodge Style' home w/cathedral ceilings, sawn cedar, coral
rock & nautical decor. JUST USTED $415,000.

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 SI n S57,900 2/2...............CQNT.RAQ-..............$102,000
1/1n2 ..............JCONTRACT...........S67,900 2/2 $109,900
1/1 M S68,900 2/2...............GF(T.Y.&.ANAJ...........$111,500
1/1P -..............CQNITRACT.......... .69,900 2/2....................QA ................-.. $119,900
1/12'................URDATED............S76,900 2/2 SOLD..................$124,900
1/112..................RIVER..............S79,900 2/2 ..................RI ER $132,000
1/11...2............R...B.IER..............S84,900 2/2 RWMERB..................$134,900
2/1 ........................... 75,900 2/2.................. ..............$137,250
2/2 S89,900 3/2 $87,900
River Reach rentals also available .Annual Leases-Call For Details

MANY OTHER WATERFRONT LISTINGS AVAILABLE
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