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Herve Hunin and son Frantz, 13, kayak on
the North Fork of the New River in Fort
Lauderdale near the Eleventh Avenue bridge.
They live on Tarpon River and try to go
kayaking every chance they get.

Voters to decide
Riverland
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Arena to house Volvo's

Yachts expected to

arrive March 27-28
By ARNOLD MARKOWITZ
Waterfront News Writer
"We're around... heading north to the warmth of
the tropics. It's the first time I have seen the Horn on a
bright sunny day... We were only one mile off shore. It
was a fantastic sight the raw rock that's been scarred
by thousands of years of howling winds and raging seas.
There are no trees to be seen I guess it's too windy for
them to grow."
Ross Field,
Team News Corp. navigator

Never sailed around Cape Horn, have you? Too bad, but
if you hang out at the Volvo Ocean Race's stopover in
Miami, from March 27 to April 14, you're likely to run into
Ross Field and many of the 96 other sailors who shared the
experience with him on eight round-the-world racing yachts
early in February.
As Field's email implies, the sailing pro from New
Zealand has rounded the Horn before three times in the
Whitbread, as the Volvo race was formerly called from
1973-'98. Field's crews won two of those races.
Cape Horn, marking the margin of the ferocious
Southern Ocean, is one of sailing's great rites of passage. If
you can't perform it yourself, the Volvo stopover will give it
to you vicariously. For sailors whose dreams exceed the
range of their boats and budgets, the chance to pick the
brains of international pros could be priceless.
In fact, it is priceless: admission to the race village cir-

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Technical boating seminars putting women at the helm

By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
When Charlene Adair first heard about a boat diesel
engine maintenance class being offered for women only, she
couldn't believe her luck.
"I was very excited," said Adair, a retiree who owns a
40-foot powerboat and lives with her husband on
Hutchinson Island. "I'm the one who always does the
engine room. I've been looking for a class for a long time to
give me basic information on trouble shooting and normal
maintenance."
After taking beginner and advanced diesel engine class-
es in January through the Women Aboard organization,
Adair can change oil, filters and cooling water.
"I got a tremendous amount of information," she said.
"There are a lot of things I can do now that I wouldn't have
attempted before. I can do normal 100-hour servicing tasks.
I feel a little more self sufficient."
Knowing how to be in control on the water is some-
thing that all female boaters should possess, say those
involved with marine-related women's groups.
Having women-only classes is a way to boost self-con-
fidence and knowledge in a fun, safe, nurturing atmosphere,
they said.
In South Florida, there are many opportunities to take
single-sex seminars.
"There's a large diversity of classes out there and it's a
testimonial to the diversity of women," said Maria Russell,

founder of Women Aboard. "We really are lucky. There are
a lot of opportunities here, more so than other places."
Russell's organization, which is dedicated to enhancing
the boating experience for women, offers coed and women-
only boat diesel engine maintenance, powerboating and
fishing classes in Fort Lauderdale.
Upcoming sessions to be held on vessels will include a
powerboating class on March 3 and a fishing seminar on
May 11, Russell said.
"I think it's important that classes for women be offered
because they are less intimidating," she said. "It's a known
fact that men and women learn differently."
Sheroy Ouellette, owner of the Diesel Doctor, a mobile
marine repair maintenance facility based in Fort
Lauderdale, agrees that women learn better in a single gen-
der environment.
Ouellette has been in the industry for 19 years. She
began giving classes for women last year in boat diesel
engine maintenance.
"In the past, women felt left out," she said. "But they
want to learn these things."
There is still the attitude that women are viewed as
accessories. "But we're coming out of accessory mode,"
Ouellette said. "We're being pulled out of the glove box and
put into the engine room."
Ouellette's classes are so popular that up to 500 stu-
dents have shown up for a one-day session. Her courses give

Graduates from Women Aboard, an organization that
teaches diesel engine maintenance to women.

participants the basics on everything from minor repairs to
major overhauls.
Ouellette's classes have been sponsored by Women
Aboard, the Seven Seas Cruising Association and at West
Marine in Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach.
Her seminars started out geared for women only, but
expanded to include men after they began making requests
to attend.
Ouellette's next class will be a three-day course spon-

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first Miami stopover
cling the American Airlines Arena will be free.
"The crews will be very much available," said Lily
Abello, a professional event organizer and executive direc-
tor of Ocean Race Miami. "We'll have guided tours down to
the dock areas. Crew members will be there to walk people
through the area and talk about each boat a little bit."
Volvo, which sponsored the race village at Port
Everglades in 1998, took over the quadrennial race when
British leisure industry conglomerate Whitbread plc cut ties
to sporting event sponsorship.
In the renamed 2001-02 race, there are eight boats, all
64-footers built to an identical design. Seven boats have 12-
man crews. One, the Amer Sports Too, has an all-female
crew of 13. They started the race last Sept. 23 at
Southahmpton, UK, and are scheduled to end it on June 9 at
Kiel, Germany. Total distance: 32,700 nautical miles, equal
to 37,657 land miles.
"We have 3,000 school children signed up for tours
from both Dade and Broward counties, from April 8-12,"
Abello said. "Those tours will be in the morning. We'll open
to the public at noon."
Seminars and group tours will take visitors close to the 64-
foot racing sloops. There will be sponsors' exhibits and tie-in
events as logical as regattas and as curious as pro basketball.
The event schedule lists seven Miami Heat home games
in bold type. Why? Well, the Heat donated the use of the
arena grounds and facilities, alongside a deepwater ship slip
where the yachts will tie up. It's a mega-favor that host com-
mittee chairman James McDonald got from Jay Cross, the
Heat executive who supervised the arena's construction.
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Riverland residents to join Dania Beach or Lauderdale

Waterfront issues expected to weigh
heavily in March 12 annexation vote
By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL
Waterfront News Writer
Riverland residents will soon head to the polls, where
they will choose between incorporating their community
into Dania Beach or Fort Lauderdale.
They now live in unincorporated Broward County. The
vote that will change their residency takes place March 12.
As part of their decision, many residents will consider
which city will provide them with the best maintenance of
the area's waterways.
"The waterfront has a profound impact on all the homes
in Riverland" said Randy Dunlap, a resident.
The area sits south of Davie Boulevard, east of State
Road 7, west of Interstate-95 and north of the New River. It
has about 5,500 residents and 2,000 residences. Of those
properties, 750 are waterfront homes, he said.
Proponents to joining Fort Lauderdale say the city is
well-equipped to maintain waterways and offer protection
through its own marine patrol law enforcement unit.
But those favoring Dania Beach say that the city's small-
er hometown feel will make it more accessible to residents.
Dania Beach also has experience maintaining canals.
Riverland residents would continue to receive service from
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Beach and now serves the community. The sheriff's office,
say Dania Beach proponents, has its own marine patrol too.
"Dania Beach is a waterfront community," said Emie
Long, president of Chula Vista Homeowners Association,
another section of Riverland. "I'm impressed with the way
they maintain their waterways and canals."
Long, a waterfront homeowner, also noted that Fort
Lauderdale has a law where private docks cannot be rented
to boaters. Long presently keeps his boat at rented, private
dock space in Lauderdale Isles.
"If we incorporate to Fort Lauderdale, I won't break the
law," he said. "I would have to find another spot for my boat."
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"They have a criteria where they dredge their canals to a
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affects our property values and our quality of life."
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Dirty creek, stormwater runoff fouling up Miami River, study says

Funds proposed to
improve infrastructure
By ARNOLD MARKOWITZ
Waterfront News Writer
Compared to the estimated $63.5 million cost of
removing a century's polluted sediments from the Miami
River, another $18.3 million to prevent re-pollution may
seem like a sensible investment. Or, to put it another way,
why haul your boat out to paint the bottom without plug-
ging leaks below the waterline?
That's the point of a water quilii study bN the Miami
River Commission's stormwater subcominittee, which on
Feb. 4 reported 33 recommendations that will cost an esti-
mated $18,365,600.
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carry out the work don't have enough money) in thelr Olur'
rent budgets, so most improvements \wjjl lhae to wait.
One exception is Wagner Creek, an environmentally
notorious tributary of the river. Two sediment dredging
projects, estimated to cost $782,000, are scheduled to strit
this year by the city of Miami. The first job \~us expected
to be put out for bid at the beginning of Match.
"Almost 85 percent of the $18.3 million is proposed
for stormwater new treatment infrastructure and strategic
maintenance:' says David Miller, the commission's man-
aging director. "The system's been in poor condition for
years, but not much money has been put into improvement
and some of the money's been deferred to other projects.
"Stormwater runoff is one of those things that
nobody complains about until it's a problem. It's easy for
people to defer it, as long as the system's working."
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ter subcommittee, headed by Miami environmental engi-
neer Arsenio Milian.
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Stormwater, picking up contaminants as it flows
overland, enters the river from an intensely urban 69-
square-mile drainage basin that reaches as fqr as a mile
from the river and its tributaries.
One tributary, Wagner Creek, carries e\tijoldinar)
amounts of pollution not only in stormwatel, but also in
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Countyand state scientists have
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V\ele brought into compliance in the 1991i but the-old
deposits of heavy metals. chemicals and other contami-
nants remain on the bottom. Plans fo their removal ale
flowing along, but that won't keep new contamination out.
And it won't decontaminate Wagner Creek, a two-
mile stream that rises from the ground in Allapattah
Comstock Park at the corner of Northwest 17th Avenue
and 26th Street, and empties into the Miami River beside
the Northwest Fifth Street bridge, near Seventh Avenue.
Wagner's navigable lower end is.called Seybold Canal.
'As waterways go, Wagner is scarcely more than a gut-
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rainy season, it usually just dribbles through the city, but
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It may be much worse than they know, for there's no
data on oil and grease contamination and too little on sus-
pended solids to accurately chart that factor.
Wagner's contamination is even more impressive in
light of the available data.
While concentrations of ammonia nitrogen and phos-
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has increased after a decline that lasted from 1994-98.
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David Miller guesses the layer of goo is two or three feet
deep on average. Jackson, the city public works director,
says it could be six to 10 feet in places.
If you want to say, "that's disgusting," go ahead. No
one will argue except Wagner's manatees, who find edible
algae in the creek.
Jackson said the city will spend about $3 million,
roughly half of it a grant from the South Florida Water
Management District, to dredge the crud from Wagner and
line some banks with cement to prevent contaminated soil
from dribbling in.
How does this suit the creek bank population? Pretty
well, if lawyer-yachtsman Michael Catalano is a good
example. The creek trickles past the back yard of his office
in a converted house on Northwest 13th Court. When the
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across his parking lot. Not in a long time, though.
Catalano says he's never smelled sewage there, but a
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"Remember when we had that big flood a year and a
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Joan Sheridan jokes that nothing would make her hap-
pier than working herself out of a job.
For the past 17 years, Sheridan has been a key player in
the Marine Industries Association of South Florida's annu-
al Waterway Cleanup, where she coordinates the sites
involved in ridding Broward's waterways of debris.
"I am so happy about where we are today with much-
improved water quality along the many, many miles of
waterwxay. thiououur Biolwaid Conlt\." said_-Sheridan,
who credits the MIASF strong backing over the past 25
years with making the event so popular.
The cleanup's silver anniversary will, be celebrated
on March 2 as an army.of volunteers, boats and, other sup-
port efforts again monitor canals where tons of trash will
be collected.
Sheridan. 60, is credited with helping to pull strings
and garner business, education and community support.
Marilyn Mammano serves as general chairman of the event.
"I think we have been able to measure our success by
seeing how much harder it is today to actually find garbage
and trash in the waterways," Sheridan said.
While there's always a sizeable amount of trash col-
lected, volunteers are not seeing what they did years ago.
"We pulled up refrigerators, motorcycles, sofas and
unbelievable amounts of large refuse," Sheridan said. "I
was just so sad in those days seeing how people abused the
natural waterways-and destroyed the quality of the rivers
and the life in them."
Last year's event included more than 3,000 volunteers,
hundreds of donated boats and more than 50 tons of trash
collected at 28 sites. This year is expected to match that,
with 30 sites involved in the daylong event.
Sheridan began a crusade in water quality in 1970
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strangling the life out of their waterways, leading to a mas-
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Sheridan's interest in water issues prompted her to
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1985, when there were only about 13 sites and a few hun-
dred volunteers armed with plastic bags. Today, the number
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"I can't believe the difference these years have made
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schools and community groups, so there is awareness of the
water quality issue all year round," said Sheridan.
As a thank you to volunteers, custom cleanup T-shirts
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special flags for volunteer boats. Shendan also has made
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By MARK ERCOLIN
Waterfront News Columnist
In the public mind. "longshoremen"
and "stevedores" conjure up an image of
tough men strong in will and body, who
move heavy cargo back and forth from
commercial ships to dockyards as they
keep the nation's commerce stream going
ever forward.
While this description fits many long-
shoremen, the title legally applies to a sur-
prisingly varied group of workers in the
marine industry.
This complicated definition of long-
shoremen can be traced to the end of the
1800s when some states started initiating
their own workers' compensation schemes.
The original idea behind workers' comp
was to allov a laborer a "no fault" remedy
for on the job injuries without the need for
filing suit and going to court to collect for
those injuries. At that time courts were even
less sympathetic in granting awards for
worker injuries than they are now.
It was decided by the courts in the early
20th century that traditional longshoremen
were not entitled to take part in these state
developed workers' comp programs, since
their jobs were maritime in nature, and
therefore of national concern instead of
falling under the jurisdiction of any specific
state. This left longshoremen with the courts
as their only source for seeking compensa-
tion for a work related injury.
The U.S. Congress tried several times -
to modify statutes to allow longshoremen
to use state worker compensation remedies,
but the Supreme Court kept sending such
attempts back to the legislature because
they saw the process as lacking the nation-
al uniformity required under maritime law.
Finally in 1927, the U.S. Congress
passed the Longshoremen's and Harbor
Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA),
which gave such workers certain consistent

remedies for their job related injuries. This
time, the Supreme Court said that the leg-
islation met the constitutional standards
for maritime uniformity.
Since that time, the Longshoremen's-
Act has become a source of much confu-
sion among employers, employees, insur-
ers, and even among members of the legal
community.
The primary concern through the
years has focused on who is and isn't cov-
ered under this act. This has become an
important distinction, because if an
employer fails to provide the proper cover-
age for an employee, the employer can not
only be sued but may also incur severe
penalties, including payment of all attor-
neys' fees.
Now, who is covered under the act
begins simply enough. It states that an
"employee" for purposes of the act is:
"...any person engaged in maritime employ-
ment, including any longshoreman or other
person engaged in longshoring operations,
and any harbor worker including a ship
repairman, shipbuilder, and shipbreaker..."
The act then describes a rather long and
complex list of people who are not covered,
including the master and crew of any vessel,
certain clerical and security workers, and
certain types of vendors and suppliers.
It should also be noted that Congress
has not made the "who is covered" list any
easier by adding, over the years, certain
civilian employees on military bases and
some workers in the District of Columbia as
people who receive benefits under the act.
Needless to say, because the initial
description of a covered employee under
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exclusion list has become very important,
and has often become a matter of much
interpretation and consternation.
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Work ethic in th,

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By RICK ROUGHEN
Waterfront News Columnist
An interesting phenomenon is taking
place in the mega-yacht service and repairs
industry in Broward County. The anomaly
hal been fueled primarily by the expanding
infrastructure of local service providers and
experts who offer capabilities beyond what
the typical shipyard facility can provide.
It has been strengthened by the willing-
ness of some yards that recognize the trend
and have sought to establish their position in
the niche by creating or rearranging their
facilities to accommodate.the new M.O. And
I suspect that it will be confirmed in the years
to come as traditional operational philoso-
phies begrudgingly give way to the new.
So what is this mysterious phenomenon,
and how has it come to be?
Quite simply, it's the little guys the
service providers and aspiring individuals
who have carved out a level of expertise
and a niche in the midst of an explosive
shipyard industry.
These are people who have worked in
shipyards, want more than a typical 7:30 to
4 p.m. routine to occupy their lives and have
decided to go out on their own. They are
visionaries whose work ethic has driven
them to believe they can raise the standard
and create a product that the industry will
recognize, desire and buy.
As the marine industry continues to
grow and Fort Lauderdale basks in the glory
of its titltas-"yaichtii'n'g pital of the woldd"
it is clear that some'of the big shipyards are
being humbled into retreat from their previ-
ous positions toward subcontractors.
It is true that all the requirements for
entry into a yard have to be met, but that
notwithstanding, it is also true that many
subcontractors have gained respect from
vessel owners and captains. Credence is
given to their subcontractor's advice on a

choice of yards that are willing to work
with them.
So the pendulum is swinging, but this
time more rapidly in favor of the subcon-
tractor environment. Don't get me wrong:
shipyards will always have the final say
since they provide the conduit through
which all others gain access to a vessel.
But as others recognize a competitive
advantage to spreading some of the wealth
and creating a more palatable environment
for their customers, long-term change will
be inevitable.
Captains would prefer to have a choice
when determining who will perform ser-
vices to their vessel. Traditionally, once the
vessel had been hauled in a shipyard, all in-
house services would necessarily be uti-
lized to the exclusion of outsiders (subs).
The prevailing labor rate would apply
in standard form and the machine would
turn out a product that fit its own schedule
and met its own standard of "yacht quality."
That wasn't always a bad thing. But
over the years, complacency may have
allowed a dangerous comfort zone to creep
into the mix. The reasoning is that repair
yards were in such extreme demand that it
was not necessary to dot all the "i's," cross
the "t's," or go the extra mile to service a
customer in order to be profitable.
In fact, repair yards were in such
demand that some folks got downright arro-
gant about it, and I believe that's what pro-
vided the catalyst for the shift in industry.
Many employees saw what was going
on and felt they could do a better job. They
left their positions and struggled to fight
their way into the market. Some failed, but
many prospered, and hence the expanding
infrastructure in South Florida blossomed.
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Residents charmed by Lighthouse Point's friendly town feel

This is one in a series of special features looking at
neighborhoods that line Broward County's waterways.
This month's feature examines Lighthouse Point.

By WILLIAM R. HAWKINS
Waterfront News Writer
LIGHTHOUSE POINT --In a community where
most people reside on or near water, Shelly Watkins is happy
whenever she can get on land.
Watkins and her family live aboard their 65-foot trawler
docked at the Lighthouse Point Marina in Lighthouse Point.
"I knew as soon as we came to Lighthouse Point that
this is where we wanted to be," she said, noting the charm of
the redeveloped marina, which offers almost a New England
fishing village atmosphere except for a backdrop of brightly
multi-colored townhouses.
Lighthouse Point is located south of Deerfield Beach
and north of Pompano Beach. It is bordered by Federal
Highway to the west, the Intracoastal to the east, Northeast
24th Street to the south, with Northeast 36th Street its north-
ernmost point.
Watkins loves to play tennis at McDonough Park, locat-
ed in the middle of the city between Northeast 27th and 28th
avenues, where local families enjoy community activities.
The park is only a few streets away from the Intracoastal and
isles lined with backyard boats.
On any given day, streams of walkers, bikers and cars
head to the park.
"I think that our community is a lot like the mythical
TV town of 'Mayberry RFD,'" said Faith Pittilla. manager
of the pro shop and activities coordinator at the Lighthouse
Point Tennis Center in McDonough Park. "The people here
are honest, trusting, friendly and there really is a sense of
neighborhood."
Every day tennis players ranging from kids to adults
crowd the courts in what is a social meeting place.
"I really like living here and seeing how many people
walk, ride bikes and whatever to come to the.park," said
Pittilla.
For Watkins and her daughter, Courtney, 4, going to the
park is a real treat because it puts land beneath them. She
was married on a boat and lived on one in Chicago before
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Photo/WILLIAM HAWKINS
Shelly Watkins looked at west Florida and other
southeastern Florida cities before she and her family
decided to dock their 65-foot trawler at the Lighthouse
Point Marina in Lighthouse Point.
ing the vessel.
They searched Florida's west coat and several water-
front areas:on the east before deciding on Lighthouse Point.
"The people here are so friendly and there are a number
of them living on their boats, although most in the marina
are there for weekend recreational excursions," she said. "I
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a different lifestyle from other waterfront homeowners.
"The only thing I miss is that we're limited in how many
people the boat can hold," she said. "I love to entertain and
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Boaters permitted to greet Volvo racers as they arrive

McDonald, a sailor and sailing fan, learned after the last
Whitbread that Volvo's promotional executives would not
return the race to Fort Lauderdale, where public attendance
apparently had not met expectations. Worse, they were not
even considering Florida for a stopover.
McDonald set out to persuade Volvo to look at Miami.
He knew he needed a good location, but was not sure where.
"I was looking at different parks when all of a sudden
- aha!" he said. "We got the arena and we can use their
facilities. What a perfect venue. It's an ideal location, an
absolute jewel."
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headed expanse of hard-packed sand with the portable office
of Ocean Race Miami, the non-profit organizer McDonald set
up. Wallowing past it at the required idle speed on the ICW,
Up close
Volvo's Miami Ocean Race village will be located on
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Bicentennial Park in Miami. The nearest expressway
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audio and emails from the website http://www.volvoocean-
race.org/homepage.html
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supplying volunteers, but the host organization still needs
help running the race village. Look for details on the local
website http://www.volvooceanrace.org/port/miami/ or call
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ll;[ti[;'liaMIl highly expensive and difficult to purchase for those who spe-
cialize in work for recreational vessels.
A present concern among employers is a result of the As of this writing, there has been a move by several
increased size of recreational vessels. One group excluded maritime related organizations to have Congress remove the
under the act include "individuals employed to build, length component of the act's recreational boat exclusion,
repair, or dismantle any recreational vessel under sixty-five and allow such workers' to be covered under various state
feet in length..." workers' comp laws.
The thinking at the time was that smaller recreational If this campaign is successful (which we should know
boats were not a major part of national commerce and such later this year), it is believed that life for employers, employ-
employees could be. covered under a state's workers' com- ees, and insurers will become less complicated.
pensation program rather than be slated as longshoremen. On the other hand, as we can see by both the. pertinent
An arguably fair thought as far as it goes. court decisions and its legislative history, the Long-
But as most people in the boating industry know, many shoremen's Act will probably never become simple to inter-
boats now designed for recreational use well exceed 65 feet pret. I will wager that sometime down the road, we will
in length. So what was once considered a helpful and easy observe "unforeseen consequences" from any changes or
_ to understand exceptionihas..become .an arbitrary-number -newlaws Congressdecides -to-make, even -if-such-ehanges-
.that riecqi:e-sso-dmie'form of compliance. seem logical and reasonable at the time.
What has made the 65 length rule troubling is that the Mark Ercolin is.a maritime attorney based in Fort
insurance coverage that underwriters offer pursuant to the Lauderdale. The information offered in this column is
Longshoremen's Act was designed for the perils and claims summary and general in nature and should not be
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Determining the proper mix in shipyards

were it-not for tle incredible wealth of expertise and quality
craftsmanship that abounds outside traditional shipyard life.
The yards themselves would be strangled in their ability to ser-
vice customers whose vessels have reached a level of sophisti-
cation that could rival the space shuttle in many cases.
The shear number of vessels could never be handled
exclusively by the mom and pop shipyards that respectfully
got the ball rolling in Fort Lauderdale from the start. And, as
an old gentleman whom I grew to respect dearly in this
industry once said, "how many steaks can you put into your
mouth at one time anyway?"
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shipyard operations is making its case in a big way. Some

yards have made incredible advancements in achieving the
ideal scenario.' '
Some have scoffed at the thought of giving up any con-
trol. But one thing is for.sure: the number of vessels is grow-
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way (according to the 2002 Showboats Magazine Order
Book) boats are getting bigger and many, many more are
headed this way in the very near future.
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unsurpassed throughout the globe, then I would suspect that
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will have a very bright future indeed.
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and it is hard to change," she said. "I personally have had
wonderful help from BSO. However, I do not feel that Fort
Lauderdale wouldn't do as good a job."
Other issues surrounding the incorporation vote are
where tax monies will be spent. Lauderdale Isles is in one
of three voting districts that comprise Riverland.
"Our district is trying to emphasize the issues that we
have in common with the other two districts," said Gary
Starkweather, a Lauderdale Isles homeowner.
The biggest is that if Riverland residents vote into
Fort Lauderdale, they will be a more recognized part of
the city, with tax money being spent closer to home on
improvements to Davie Boulevard, he said.
Dania Beach has already stated that its emphasis is to
improve their downtown district, which would have no
positive impact on us; he said.
"If we were to go into Dania Beach, we would be a
northern appendage, separated by the North New River,"
Starkweather said.

Michael A. Natale, past president of the Chula Vista
Isles Homeowners Association, said he was unimpressed
by a pitch Dania Beach officials made at an association
meeting two months ago.
"I was very pro-Dania Beach because of their small
town mentality, but they dropped the ball on pursuing the
region," Natale said. "Basically, they said we will answer
the phone 'if you call. So availability and accessibility
seem to be their big thing. They didn't say anything about
solving or helping with problems."
Chula Vista has about 340 homes, of which 15 percent
are on the water, said. Natale, Who lives on the waterfront.
"We have a fair number of boats that come into these
canals and we also get manatees that come in here," he
said "The waterfront is important to us."
Chula Vista has six canals. Fort Lauderdale has
responsibility for three canals. Dania Beach is responsible
for the other three, Natale said.
"If there's a downed tree in one of three canals that is
in itsjurisdiction, the county is pretty responsive," he said.
"But they don't do anything else in Chula Vista."

But Natale believes if Fort Lauderdale were asked,
they would do a better job. "If we were to become incor-
porated, they would step up and restore the natural beauty
of the canals," he said.
The downside of incorporating into Fort Lauderdale
would be losing the sheriff's office, Natale said.
There are people who are very happy with BSO," he
said. "My priority for the area is police protection. We
would like the same level of service that we currently
receive from BSO."
Long likes the idea of sticking with. the sheriff's
office. He also likes that Riverland would become about
24 percent of Dania Beach's voting public, as opposed to
only four percent in Fort Lauderdale.
Although he has swung his support toward Dania
Beach, Long said that.he is trying to stay as neutral as pos-
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scored by Women Aboard, April 5 to 7. A
location in Fort Lauderdale will be
announced.
A basic engine repair class will take
place the first day at a cost of $150. The
final two days will be on advanced repair for
$300 including breakfast and lunch. The
course will be coed.
But many women prefer the female-
only classes. "The overriding opinion is that
men would hinder them," Ouellette said. "I
tell the women not to be intimidated. To
stand in the back of the class, you won't
learn anything."
Diane Hallaran. of Pompano Beach.
thinks that women gain more by being
around their own.
"They feel more conformable," said
Hallaran, who is a volunteer on the organiz-
ing committee for Ladies Let's Go Fishing.
"Most of the guys who fish don't have
the patience or they want to do it for you."
she said. "You go to these seminars because
you want to learn how to do it yourself and
be independent."
Hallaran took a female-only seminar
from Ladies Let's Go Fishing five years
ago. Since then. she has helped the group set
up events around the state.
"I fish. but my husband doesn't,"
Hallaran said. "I went to take the Ladies
Let's Go Fishing class to know how. to use'
the equipment. I learned the difference
between off-shore and in-shore fishing and
how to bait a hook. I'learned a lo." -
Today, Hallaran goes out-on the party
boats by herself. "A few times I've outfished
the guys," she said.
She's also met a lot of new friends'
through Ladies Let's Go Fishing and they
frequently get together for fishing'trips.
SLisa Steinberg, an administrator with
Ladies Let's Go Fishing. said i hen'the Focn'
Lauderdale-based group formed'six- years
ago, organizers:' eie expecting'maybe 50'

participants for their first seminar. They got
100, she said.
The organization provides hands-on
seminars for women several times a year
throughout the state and will be expanding to
Hawaii, with a seminar to be held in August.
The next ladies fishing seminar will be
March 8 -10, at the International Game Fish
Association Hall of Fame and Museum in
Dania Beach. The cost is $105. Fishing trips
will cost extra, from $12 to $130 depending
on the outing.
The event will feature talks by experts
on such topics as bottom, off-shore, in-shore
and fly fishing. There will be hands-on prac-
tice sessions including trailer backing, knot
tying and spin and fly casting.
"We hear that either women have the
money, but don't know how to get started
and need someone to break down the barri-
er that keeps them from buying boats and
tackle:' Steinberg said. "Or, we hear from
women who find it difficult to learn from
their boyfriends or husbands. A lot of
women are intimidated to ask questions or
make mistakes with men in the room. Hence
our nickname 'The No Yelling School of
Fishing.'
The seminars offer instruction from
beginner to advanced, but most of the stu-
dents are novices. Steinberg said.
"We've had women tell us that we've
changed their lives," she said. "We've
Opened the door to a whole new realm that
they've never experienced."
S While Ladies Let's Go Fishing is taking
its participants to new heights, South Florida
Women Divers is taking theirs to new
depihs.
SThe group meets 7 to 9 p.m. the first
Wednesday of each month at Pioneer Park
in.Deerfield Beach. Each month, there are
different speakers, safety. tips and an
exchange of information.
The organization also -sponsors dive,
tiips, both local and aboard,.as well as.
camping,'kayaking, snorkeling and water

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Many organizations offer female-only
seminars on boating and water sports.
These groups include:
Ladies Let's Go Fishing: Call 954-
475-9068, or log on to www.ladieslets-
gofishing.com
South Florida Women Divers: Call
561-638-8487, or log on to www.sfwd.net
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adventure outings.
"There's always two or three things
going on all the time," said Susan Schulz,
publicity director for South Florida Women
Divers.
The organization is 10 years old and has
around 100 members who range in age from
16 to 80, she said.
"Because of our group, there are more
women diving and we encourage them to go
to the next level of certification," Schulz
said. "The industry recognizes us."
Russell's Women Aboard website
acknowledges South Florida Women
Divers, Ladies Let's Go Fishing and other
groups.
"I think it's important we support each
other," said Russell, who is a member of
South Florida Women Divers and has par-
ticipated in events sponsored by Ladies
Let's Go Fishing.
Russell has also signed up for
Suddenly Alone, an upcoming seminar that
teaches participants what to do if the skipper
becomes incapacitated or falls overboard.
Although the seminar is coed, it attracts
a lot of interest from women, said Karyn
James, who is servings a local contact per-
son for the event with her husband Steve.
Suddenly Alone will be held 8 a.m. to 5
p.m: on March 2 at the Radisson Bahia Mar
Resort in Fort Lauderdale. Sponsors are the,
Cruising Club of America, an 80-year-old
organization, ..and the Bonnell Cove
Foundation, a non-profit organization that
supports safety at sea and'maritime ecologi-
cal issues.
The-cost is $100 per person. The fee
includes -lunch; a workbook and-speakers
such as Nancy McKelvey of New England

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For more information on the Suddenly
Alone seminar call 954-525-4964.
Interested participants can also log on to
www.cruisingclub.org or email sud-
denlyaloneftl@aol.com
To find out more about boat diesel
engine maintenance classes for women con-
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and Pam Wall of Fort Lauderdale, both of
whom are experienced circumnavigators.
Topics will be Stabilizing the Situation
(getting control of the boat), Man
Overboard Search and Rescue,
Customizing MOB Equipment to Your
Boat, Making Proper Mayday Call and
Answering Coast Guard Questions and
Getting the Boat Back to Safe Harbor.
This is the second time that the
Suddenly Alone seminar has been offered.
Its debut at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut in
April drew a sold out crowd of some 300
people, James said.
"We have friends who sailed around the
world twice, attended the seminar at Mystic
Seaport and they learned about things they
have never thought of," she said.
The seminar does not teach people how
to be a boater. "We're teaching them how to
take control of the boat," James said. "The
man overboard issue; it's like writing your
will. It's something you don't want to think
about, but it's something you have to do."
Wall, who works as a yacht outfitter at
West Marine in Fort Lauderdale, sailed
around the world from 1985 to 1991 with
her husband and two children in a 39-foot
sloop.
Wall never encountered a man over-
board situation. Bit she has heard stories of
people who have.
"I hope women-gain the knowledge.that
if anything did happen, they would have a
plan of action," she ..said. "What this pro-
gram does is give you aniinsurance policy. It
gives you a method of gaining and keeping
control of the vessel that you have suddenly
become alone on. It gives you an outline of
what to do."

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necessary resources to successfully navigate Broward County's
vast recreational boating scene. To make suggestions for this
listing, which will run as space permits, please call (954) 524-9450
or email editor@waterfront-news.com
Broward County
Boating Registration: (954) 765-5050.
Department of Natural Resource Protection: 218 SW 1 Ave.,
Fort Lauderdale. (954) 519-1400.
Fishing & Hunting Licenses: (954) 468-3474.
Sheriff's Office Marine Unit: (954) 938-0560.
Water Management Division: (emergency) (954) 765-5124.
State:
Boat Documentation: (800) 799-8362.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida
Marine Patrol: (954) 467-4541.
District 2; Saltwater Resources: (954) 467-4541.
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission: (561) 625-5122.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: 620 S.
Meridian St., Tallahassee. (850) 488-4676.
Vessel Licensing: (305) 536-6549.
U.S. Coast Guard:
Ft Lauderdale Station: 7000 N. Ocean Dr.,Dania Bch. (954) 927-1611.
City Web Sites:
Dania Beach: http://www.ci.dania-beach.fl.us/
Deerfield Beach: http://ww.deer-fieldbch.com/
Fort Lauderdale: http://info.ci.ftlaud.fl.us/
Hallandale Beach: http://www.ci.hallan-dale.fl.us/
Hollywood: http://hollywoodfl.org/
Lighthouse Point: http://www.lighthouse-point.com/
Pompano Beach: http://pompanobeach-chamber.com/city.html
Wilton Manors: http://www.wiltonmanors.com

Dania Beach/Hallandale Beach/
Hollywood bridges/misc.
Dania Beach Boulevard: 9541 922-7833
Hallandale Beach Boulevard: 1954) 454-3383.
Hollywood Beach Boulevard: (954) 922-3366
Sheridan Street: 1954i 923-2597
Hollywood Beach Safety: 19541 921-3423
Hollywood City Marina: 700 Polk Street. 9541 921-3035
Fort Lauderdale:
Beach Conditions: 1954i 468-1597
Beach Patrol (emergency) 1954) 468-1596.
Marine Operations: (9541 761-5423.
Municipal Dockage listed below:
*Cooley's Landing/Riverwalk: 150 SW 7th Ave 1954) 761-5423
*New River/Downtown: 2 South New River Dr. East: 1954) 761-5423.
rLas Olas Marina: 240 Las O.la Circle, 19541 759-5200
Riverwalk Info- 19541 761-5346
Fort Lauderdale Bridges:
11th Ave: (954) 761-5437.
17th Street Bridge info: (954) 527-5959.

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. Andrews Ave: (954) 765-4089.
Commercial Boulevard: (954) 772-3987.
Davie Boulevard: (954) 523-6701.
Las Olas Boulevard: (954) 463-0842.
Oakland Park Boulevard: (954) 566-3711.
Sunrise Boulevard: (954) 564-6986.

Pompano Beach/
Deerfield bridges/
Misc.
Atlantic Boulevard: (954) 941-7119.
Hillsboro Boulevard: (954) 428-1090.
Hillsboro Inlet: (954) 943-1847.
Northeast 14th Street Causeway: (954) 942-6909.
Pompano Beach Conditions: (954) 786-4005.
Deerfield Beach and Ocean Conditions: (954) 480-4413.
Professional associations
Boat/U.S. Foundation: Washington National Headquarters, 880 S.
Pickett St., Alexandria, Va. (703) 823-9550. On-line: www.boa-
tus.com
Florida Yacht Brokers Association: 1550 SE 17th St., Fort
Lauderdale. (954) 522-9270.
Marina Mile 84 Association: 1315 S. Miami Road, No. F, Fort
Lauderdale. (954) 524-1200.
Marine Industries Association of South Florida: 2312 S.
Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale. (954),524-2733; on-line:
www.goboating.org
Sailing organizations
Gulfstream Sailing Club: meetings held at Shooters, Fort
Lauderdale. (954) 583-3738;
on-line: www.gulfstreamsailingclub.org.
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: Meetings held at the Lighthouse

Point Yacht Club, 2701 NE 42nd St., Lighlhouse Point.
(954) 942-7724.
Palm Beach Sailing Club: 4600 Poinsettia Ave., W. Palm Bch.
(561) 965-8225 or (561) 881-0809.
Powerboatinq
organization
Offshore Power Boat Racing Association: P.O. Box 69-4733,
Miami, Fl 33169. (954) 923-2777.
Environmental Groups
Center for Marine Conservation: 1 Beach Dr. SE, 4304, St.
Petersburg, 33701. (727) 895-2188.
Save the Manatee Club Inc.: 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL
(407) 539-0990; on-line: www.savethemanatee.org.
Save the Sea Turtle Foundation: 3706 N. Ocean Boulevard,
#320, Fort Lauderdale, 33308. (954) 351-9333.
Boating classes
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary: Fort Lauderdale: 601 Seabreeze.
Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. (954) 463-0034; Plantation: (954) 327-9199.
U.S. Power Squadrons: (888) 367-8777; www.usps.org
*Coral Ridge (Fort Lauderdale) chapter: (954) 426-9654 and (954)
921-7855
*Hollywood chapter: (954) 962-0839.
*Miami chapter: (305) 552-6629.
*Miami Beach: (305) 935-1259.
*Pompano Beach chapter: (954) 474-1716.
*Palm Beach chapter: (561) 863-1461.
Safe Boating Institute: 12251 SW 112 St., Miami. (305) 595-
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Waterfront News Writer :
How do boats float?
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series of changing maritime exhibition galleries that
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The "Boats Float" exhibit incorporates hands-on
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objects, engaging visitors in the art and science of boat
design and building.
It's possible to navigate sailboats in an "air pond"
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shapes are available for conversation.
At "Divers of the Deep," visitors pass through huge
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marine life resides. Here you'll learn that the earliest under-
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The exhibition reviews the invention of the diving
helmet and suits to early SCUBA gear, analyzes the
explosive growth of the sport of skin-diving with an
intriguing salute to diving icon Jacques Cousteau.
In "Home Port Philadelphia," you can climb into the
grey, wooden bunks in steerage that were inhabited by
weary immigrants arriving a century ago.
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Event Calendar A roundup of the month's nautical events
1991 W. Copans Road, Pompano Beach. 954-960-0560.
Commodore's Club of America: luncheon meeting, 11:30
a.m. at the Flaming Pit restaurant, 1150 N. Federal
1, Friday Highway, Pompano Beach. Open to all yacht club com-
Starlight Musicals: starts 7:30 p.m., at the DDA Plaza modores, past commodores and guests. 954-941-5674.
amphitheater, located on the comer of East Las Olas Boulevard
and Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. 954-828-6500. 5,Tuesday
"Hollywood Nights:" live music and entertainment, 6-10 "Splice Your Own Dock and Anchor Lines:" a seminar at
p.m., downtown Hollywood. 954-921-3404. 7 p.m. at West Marine North, 1201 N. Federal Highway, Fort
Lauderdale. 954-564-6767.
2, Saturday
25th Waterway Cleanup: sponsored by the Marine 6, Wednesday
Industries Association of South Florida; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at "Cruising the Abacos:" a lecture at 6:30 p.m. at West
30 designated sites around Broward County. 954-524-2733; Marine, 2300 S. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. 954-
on-line: www.goboating.org 527-0339.
"Suddenly Alone:" a day-long sailing seminar geared Palm Beach Sailing Club: Wednesday night small boat
toward women on how to cope if left alone on a boat; 8 a.m.. races, 6 p.m. 561-881-0809.
to 5 p.m. at the Radissbn Bahia Mar Beach Resort, Fort Canoe Paddle Instruction for Seniors: for ages 50 and
Lauderdale. $100. 954-525-4964; on-line: www.crusing- over, 10-11:30 a.m. at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.,
club.org Hollywood. Fee: $7.25 per person. 954-926-2480.
Car & Boat Auction: sponsored by the Salvation Army Environmental Boat Tours: for all ages, every day, 10
rehabilitation Center, 1901 W. Broward Blvd., Fort a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Anne Kohl Nature Center at West Lake
Lauderdale; inspection starts 8 a.m. 954-463-3725. Park, 751 Sheridan St., Hollywood; $8 for adults. 954-926-
Palm Beach Sailing Club: small boat sailing takes place 2480.
every Saturday at 1 p.m. Open to the general public, 600 N. Broward Women's Republican Club: Topic: Republican
Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach. 561-881-0809; on-line: Pro-Choice Coalition. A luncheon meeting at 11:45 a.m. at
http://pbsail.com. Regalo's, 4215 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Cost
Friends of the Deerfield Beach Arboretum: free guided $13. 954-564-7545 or jriddell@fau.edu
tours of the arboretum the first Saturday of each month, 10
a.m. at Constitution Park, 2841 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield 7, Thursday
Beach. 954-480-4494. Sailing Singles of South Florida: Meets every Thursday
night in Fort Lauderdale. Call 954-462-4575 for current loca-
3, Sunday tions; on-line: www.sailingsingles.org
Seven Seas Cruising Association: international group of Marine Historical Society: meets 7:30 p.m.,1850 Eller Dr.,
cruising sailors meets for breakfast every Sunday at Joe's Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale. Architect and book illus-
Diner, 1717 Eisenhower Blvd.; Fort Lauderdale. 954-463- trator Paul Bradley will give an art exhibit and the program
2431. on Florida Lighthouses. 954-584-4926.
Genealogical Society of Broward County: meets 2:30 St. Elizabeth's Sprinq Festival: through Sunday; 6-11 p.m.
p.m. in the community room of the West Regional Library, today at 3331 NE 10t" Terrace, Pompano Beach. 954-942-
8601 W. Broward Blvd., Plantation. 954-581-3932. 2161 or 954-941-8117.
Suntrust Sunday Jazz: along the-banks of the New River "Good Morning Greater Fort Lauderdale:" Chamber-wide
in Fort Lauderdale, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free admission. 954- breakfast 7:30-8 a.m. at the Grapevine Gourmet Cuisine,
828-4749. 256 S. University Dr., Plantation. Cost: $12 chamber mem-
.bers and first time guests, $17 walk-ins. 954-462-6000 ext
4, Monday 8994, or E-mail: Tammy@ftlchamber.com or at
Boating Skills & Seamanship: offered by the U.S. Coast www.ftlchamber.com
Guard Auxiliary, 601 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.
954-454-8111 or 954-232-0037. 8, Friday
Battery Maintenance: a seminar 6-7 p.m. at West Marine, "Ladies Let's Go Fishing:" a seminar'for women, runs 7-9

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Miami Yacht Club: meetings held the second Friday of the
month, 8 p.m., 1001 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. 305-377-
9877.
Singles Boating Club of the Palm Beaches: meets the
second and fourth Friday of the month, 6:30 p.m. at the
Doubletree Hotel, Palm Beach Gardens. 561-627-3293; on-
line: www.gopbi.com/community/groups/boating club.
Broadwalk Happy Hour: takes place every second and
fourth Friday. 6-9 p.m., at the Hollywood Beach Theater, at
Johnson Street and the Broadwalk on Hollywood beach;
dancing and music. 954-921-3404.
Hollywood Nights: live music and entertainment 6-10 p.m.
in downtown Hollywood. 954-921-3404.
9, Saturday
Palm Beach Sailing Club: small boat sailing takes place
every Saturday at 1 p.m. Open to the general public, 600 N.
Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach. 561-881-0809; or on-line:
http://pbsail.com.
10, Sunday
Palm Beach Sailing Club: Early St. Patrick's Race at 10
a.m. 561-881-0809.
Sea Sense: a woman's sailing and powerboating school
offers a course in St. Martin/Sint Maarten in the Caribbean
aboard a 45-foot sloop. Cost: $1,695. 800-332-1404; on-
line: www.seasenseboating.com
St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.;
parade starts 12:30 p.m. in downtown Hollywood. 954-921-
3404.
11, Monday
Safe Boating Program: a class offered by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Boynton Beach Boat Club
Park, 2020 N. Federal Highway, Boynton Beach. Cost: $40.
S561-738-7454.
Coral Ridge Boating Safety Seminar: from 6-7 p.m. at
West Marine, 1991 W. Copans Road, Pompano Beach.
954-960-0560.
Regional Republican Club: meets 6:15 p.m. at the
Landings Steakhouse (formerly the 94th Aero Squadron),
5900 NW 24th Way on Cypress Creek. Cost: $ 14. 954-345-
1061.
Music & Dancing Under the Stars: easy listening to live
music 7:30-9 p.m. every Monday/Wednesday at the,
Hollywood Beach Theater, on the Broadwalk at Johnson
Street off State Road A1A, Hollywood. 954-921-3404.
12, Tuesday
Satellite Communications: a seminar at 7p.m., at West
Marine North, 1201 N. Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale.
954-564-6767.
Broward Boating Club: meets the second Tuesday of the
month 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Post #304, 41 NE 1st
Court, Dania Beach. 954-321-0330 or 316-0236.
Gulfstream Sailing Club: meets at Shooters, 3033 NE
32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Dinner, 6:30 p.m. followed by
the 8 p.m. meeting. 954- 583-3738; on-line www.gulfstream-
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13, Wednesday
"A Coastal Cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Nova Scotia:"
a lecture and slide show at 6:30 p.m. at West Marine, 2300
S. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. 954-527-0339.
Music & Dancing Under the Stars: easy listening to live
music 7:30-9 p.m. every Monday/Wednesday at the
Hollywood Beach Theater, on the Broadwalk at Johnson
Street off State Road A1A, Hollywood. 954-921-3404.

14 Thursday
Friends of the Deerfield Beach Arboretum: a horticultural
seminar 7 p.m. at Constitution Park, 2841 W. Hillsboro
Blvd., Deerfield Beach. 954-480-4494.
Aprds Plongee Dive Club: meets the second Thursday of
the month, 7:30 p.m., Lighthouse Dive Center, 2507 N.
Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach. 954-782-1100.
Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: a business meeting takes
place the second Thursday of the month, 8 p.m., at the
Wilton Manors Woman's Club, 600 NE 21 Court, Wilton

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Sailing Singles of South Florida: Meets every Thursday
night in Fort Lauderdale. Call 954-462-4575 for current loca-
tions or on-line: www.sailingsingles.org

15, Friday
Palm Beach Sailing Club: Leukemia Cup skippers meeting
and reception; 5:45-10:30 p.m. Waterford Hotel, North Palm
Beach. 561-881-0809.
Friends of the Deerfield Beach Arboretum: free guided
tours of the arboretum
every Friday, 10 a.m., and the first Saturday of each month,
10 a.m. at Constitution Park, 2841 W. Hillsboro Blvd.,
Deerfield Beach. 954-480-4494.
Hollywood Nights: live music and entertainment 6-10 p.m.
in downtown Hollywood. 954-921-3404.

16, Saturday
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Raft-up. 954-583-3738.
Palm Beach Sailing Club: small boat sailing takes place
every Saturday, 1 p.m. Open to the general public, 600 N.
Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach. 561-881-0809; on-line:
http://pbsail.com:
Intracoastal History Tour: for all ages, by boat and foot, 2-
4 p.m. at Deerfield Island Park, 1720 Deerfield Island Park,
Deerfield Beach. $2. 954-360-1320.

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19, Tuesday
Tarpon Seminar: a seminar at
West Marine North, 1201 N. Fed
Highway, Fort Lauderdale. 954-5

20, Wednesday
Spring Begins
"Kite Fishing from A to Z:" a se
6:30 p.m. at West Marine, 2300
Highway, Fort Lauderdale. 954-5
Have a Heart and Lung Suppo
meets 6:45 p.m. in the media roo
Broward General Hospital, locate
Street and South Andrews Aven
Lauderdale. No fee. 954-755-066
Music & Dancing Under the St
listening and dancing, 7:30-9 p.r
Hollywood Beach Theater, along
Street and the Broadwalk on Hol
Beach. 954- 921-3404.

21, Thursday
Palm Beach Boat Show: through
12-7 p.m. today; in downtown W
Beach at Flagler Drive between
and Gardenia streets. Admission
954-764-7642; on-line: www.sh(
ment.com
Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: me
p.m. at the Lighthouse Point Yac
Racquet Club, 2701 NE 42nd St
Lighthouse Point. 954-481-9919.
Sailing Singles of South Florid
every Thursday night in Fort Lau
Call 954- 462-4575 for current lo
on-line: www.sailingsingles.org
Eastern Shores Aventura Yach

da meets the third Thursday of the month, 7:30
da pl.m. at various locations in Miami-Dade and
Broward counties. 954-454-8111 or 305-937-
1239.
Audubon Society of Broward County:
Maarten in monthly meeting, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the
sloop. Cost: Anne Kohl Nature Center at West Lake.
Park, 751 Sheridan St., Hollywood. 954-
926-2480.
kemia Cup Swing Night: free dance event the third
81-0809. Thursday of the month at Timpano Italian
Chophouse, 450 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort
Lauderdale. 954-462-9119.
Sat West
Pompano 22, Friday
Singles Boating Club of the Palm
Beaches: meets every second and fourth
Friday at the Doubletree Hotel, Palm Beach
7 p.m. at Gardens. 561-627-3293; on-line:
leral www.gopbi.com/community/groups/boating-
564-6767. club
Pompano Beach Winter Antiques Show:
through Sunday at the Pompano Beach
Civic Center, 801 NE 6th St., Pompano
seminar at Beach. 954-563-6747.
S. Federal Broadwalk Happy Hour: every second and
527-0339. fourth Friday, 6-9 p.m., at the Hollywood
rt Group: Beach Theater, at Johnson Street and the
om of Broadwalk on Hollywood beach; dancing
ed at 17th and music. 954-921-3404.
ue in Fort Hollywood Nights: live music and enter-
66. tainment, 6-10 p.m., downtown Hollywood.
ars: easy 954-921-3404.
n. at the
iJohnson 23, Saturday
Ilywood Gulfstream Sailing Club: Sunfish Race.
954-583-3738.
Palm Beach Sailing Club: small boat sail-
ing takes place every Saturday at 1 p.m.
gh Sunday; Open to the general public, 600 N. Flagler
est Palm Dr., West Palm Beach. 561-881-0809; or
Clematis on-line: http://pbsail.com.
n: $8 adults. Palm Beach Boat Show: through Sunday;
owmanage- 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today; in downtown West
Palm Beach at Flagler.Drive between
sets 7:30 Clematis and Gardenia streets. Admission:
:ht and $8 adults. 954-764-7642; on-line:
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24, Sunday
Palm Sunday
Hollywood by Kayak: a kayak expediti6h
through West Lake in Hollywood, 9:30 to 1

p.m.; sponsored by Atlantic Coast Kayaks.
$35. 561-338-1473.
Palm Beach Boat Show: final day; 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. in downtown West Palm Beach at
Flagler Drive between Clematis and
Gardenia streets. Admission: $8 adults.
954-764-7642; on-line: www.showmanage-
ment.com
Grandview Heights Historic Home Tour:
meets at Bob and Mary Montgomery
Armory Arts Center located on Lake Avenue
in West Palm Beach. Tickets: $20 in
advance and $25 at the door. 561-805-5841
or 561-301-8949

25, Monday
Music & Dancing Under the Stars: easy
listening to live music, 7:30-9 p.m., every
Monday/Wednesday at the Hollywood
Beach Theater, on the Broadwalk at
Johnson Street off State Road A1A,
Hollywood. 954-921-3404.

26, Tuesday
"Marine Single Side Band Radios:" a
seminar at 7 p.m. at West Marine North,
1201 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale.
954-564.6767.

27, Wednesday
Boating Course: offered by the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Jupiter
Lighthouse Park, Jupiter. $30. 561-845-
8927 or 561-744-3876.
Venture Sailing Club of South Florida:
meetings held the last Wednesday of the
month, 7:30 p.m. at the Miami Yacht Club
on Watson Island. 305-860-8250 or 954-
340-4791; on-line:
www.geocities.com/thetropics/resort/6678
Environmental Boat Tours: for all ages,
every day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Anne
Kohl Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751
Sheridan St., Hollywood; $8 for adults. 954-
926-2480.

28, Thursday
Passover
Moonlight Canoe Tour: for ages 18 and
up, 6-8 p.m. at West Lake Park, 751
Sheridan St., Hollywood; $9. 954-926-2480.
Environmental Boat Tours: for all ages,
every day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Anne

Kohl Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751
Sheridan St., Hollywood; $8 for adults. 954-
926-2480.

29, Friday
Good Friday
"Light Years from Andromeda:" an
astronomy show at 7 p.m., at Buehler
Planetarium and Observatory, on the A.
Hugh Adams Central Campus, Broward
Community College, 3501 SW Davie Road,
Davie. Tickets: $4. 954-475-6681.

30, Saturday
Gulfstream Sailing Club: Easter raft-up.
954-583-3738.
Imperial Point Medical Center Race &
Healthfair: starts 7:30 a.m. on the grounds
of the medical center; 6401 N. Federal
Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Registration: $18
for adults in advance; $10 for children's 1-
mile run. 800-528-4888.

31, Sunday
Easter Sunday
Palm Beach Sailing Club: Sunday
Intermediate Racing Seminar: from 1-5 p.m.,
4600 N. Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach. 561-
881-0809.

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Late evening revelers head to Club 32,
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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 (954) 921-5486
THE CANVAS MAN Dockside Service
All Marine Canvas Work 954-785-8677
BIMINI TOPS*ENCLOSURES*UPHOLSTERY*HEADLINERS
15 yrs Exp 954-722-6478
Expert Canvas & Upholstery Work
Fast Service. Call Tony 954-797-9741.

Quality Carpet Cleaning, Inc.

Any 40'-50' Motor Yacht
$17500 Complete

'18 Years of Experience
Owned/Operator

50'-60' $2000" Complete

954-463-1469

GLENN'S BOAT CLEANING SERVICE- custom
wash & wax, teak cleaning & oiling,
varnishing.Weekly & bi-monthly service. Call
954-781-6861
YACHT POLISHING"- We can polish your hull
& clean your waterline. In-water service at
your dock. Call Gilly Miller 954-923-8391
or 629-3620 (mobile). Licensed.
COMPOUNDING & WAXING, complete yacht
detailing, interior & exterior.
Call Neatfleet (954) 557-7274.
Corinne's Marine Service- BOAT CLEANING
Teak Metal Wax Interior/Exterior
20 years exp. Lic. & Ins. 954-340-1134
MACHINE.WAXING & COMPOUNDING. Insured.
UV blocker mirror shine in/out water 954-270-8876
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR CLEANING
Complete Yacht Detailing.
Call the Experts the Professionals call!
Neatfeet Yacht Detailing, Inc.

954-557-7274

COMPASS GAUGES
Compass adjusting & Repairs. Gauges, Sales
& Repairs. S&W-VDO. (954) 522-4885

Stocker r Yacht, Inc.
Redefines the. meaning of QualiOy Yacht Service
YACHT DELIVERIES
Licensed (954) 581-5700 Insured
AMERICAN YACHTSMAN'S
ASSOCIATION
(founded 1963)- Professional Captains &
Crews to safely deliver your yacht -
Experienced all waters 1515 SE 17 ST Cswy,
P.O. Box #460126, Fort Laud., FL 33346
(954) 540-5700 americanyachts@aol.com
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DO YOU NEED YOUR BOAT MOVED
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Professional, 100-ton. USCG.Lic. Capt. 40 si e\p
Private Yachts or Commercial Vessels
Tournaments NMie or Observer

Packed & Ready to Travel
"Available Long Term" Crew available '
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the Canadian Borderto Key Westloida, The Bahamas,".'
Chesapeake Bay and the GillfofMexico to Corpus Christie'
S Available for Tournaments Anywhere
Call (352) 207-3369 or(352) 854-2494
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In-Water Hull Polishing from our float.
Compounding & Waxing, Washing, Interior & Exterior.
Neatfleet Yacht Detailing, Inc. 954-557-7274
Yacht and boat polishing & compounding
In water hull polishing, complete yacht
detailing interior and exterior.
Call the experts the professionals use
Neatfleet Yacht Detailing, Inc.
.(954) 557-7274

J&R AUTO & MARINE DETAILING
WklylMnlhly appls. Washing. Buffing
Polishing, Waxing
We come to you: ollice, home, boat & car
Licensed & Insured
ICall Jamie @
(954) 801-2839

BOAT POLISHING
Detergent-resistant mirror finish with UV Blocker
Professional High Speed Industrial Marine Polishing
Waxing Compounding Wet Sanding
Call (954) 270-8876 Licensed & Insured
In-Water Hull Polishing
Large Motor Yachts Sailboats Small Boats

UNDERWATER DETAILING
Bottom)& Running Gear Inspections Cleaning
& Zinc Replacement
Competitive Rates Same Day Service.
Pager: 954-223-4002..........954-763-7812
DUFFY'S DIVING SERVICE
Props*Shafts*Zincs* Bottoms
Monthly & bi-monthly service available
Complete underwater maintenance
Phone: (954) 964-0064
MRS G DIVING Monthly Hull Maintenance &
Commercial Diving Services. We accept Visa/
MasterCard. Call (954) 964-4804.
DR. ZINCs Hull Maintenance, Monthly
maintenance, commercial diving. Visa & MC
accepted. 561-789-8428 305-522-3553

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Small portable AIR COMPRESSOR units, new &
used, to fill SCUBA tanks also store size
units. Complete line of supplies, filters, oils,
fill whips & fittings.
Compressed Air Supplies 954-929-4462 M-F
Meet or Beat Any Price
As low as $0.75/foot
T & L Underwater
Boat Services
Haul Cleaning Zincs
Shafts, Props Retrieval
Rudders Recovery
Licensed Tony Fernandez
& Insured Diver Broward: (954) 887-3559
15 yrs Experience Dade: (786) 641-0124

AMERICAN AUTO/MARINE WIRING. No job too
big or small. Troubleshooting, repairs,
electronics installation & complete rewiring
our speciality. $60/hr. (954)782-0193 Philip
DOUG's MARINE ELECTRIC
Dockside Service, Troubleshooting, Repairs,
Rewiring & Euro Conversions 954-563-1214
A&A MARINE ELECTRIC SERVICE-
Diagnostic troubleshooting, Repairs & Replace-
ment. A/C & D/C Wiring. 954-415-9632
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS- install, trouble-
shooting, repairs, wiring. 954-439-5329

AT YOUR HOME OR DOCK

MARINE ELECTRIC
8ales & Service
FITTINGS SHORE CORDS GAUGES LIGHTING
BATTERIES PANELS SWITCHES CHARGERS .
WINCHES DAVITS PUMPS AC-DC WIRING
JACK McCARROLL (954) 785-0245
In Business since 1976 FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA 33312

Jim's Little Boat Shop
Fiberglass & Gelcoat Repairs
*Complete re-gelcoating & AwlGrip Painting *Complete restoration of:
Boston Whaler, Bertram & Seacraft
Dockside Services & Shop: SR 84, FtL
954-465-3904
305-431-7633

GLASS WORKS
A Complete Fiber-Glass Service
Structural Cosmetic
Foam Colors Matched
Custom Fab Blister Repair
35 Years Experience
At Your Service
CARLOS-
Cell: 954-270-4205
Beep: 954-231-7454 Fax: 954-472-3782

SEA SAFETY INSTITUTE- boat handling
& marine electronics. Call 954-524-5228.
SUDDENLY ALONE SEMINAR for boating
couples, wives & crew, Sat., March 2 from
8am-5pm at Bahia Mar, Ft Laud. Call 954-
525-4964 or e-mail suddenlyalone@aol.com
Costs $100/person including books & lunch.
New to Boating? Need Confidence
1Marine Men tors
Pnvale Han&l .Or. Inirncllon jboiad your ,ev'l
Captain Lanny Dixon (954) 792-2169
U.S.C G. Licensed Master (954) 980-2919
25 years ol local expenence Check out the many other
Member Ft. Laud. Boat Club services weotarat
Member Women Aboard www.marinementors.co
SOLUTIONS TO YOUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
Doyou needto:. Loos,-Weight
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WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW TO FEEL GREAT!
Forfreeinformation call Toll Free 1-888-318-1440 -
24-Hours /7 days a week

3M VINYL BOAT-LETTERING-. 7-yr guar. 1-0%
off w/this ad. Computerized Lettering,
535 S. Flagler AV; Pompano; 954-782-2267
VINYL LETTERING & logos, SignGold, signs
magnetic banners & stands 954-527-4114

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27s W 2 sT ~, STREET s954-779-7038
FT' LALunc.rsE FL 333S FAX 764-5083

MARINE CAD DRAFTING
Help as you need it for that small job, or
an extra hand to get a larger project
out on time.
Leave ssa~ for CAar (954) 524-9450

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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
* New Construction Docks
* Inspection Reports Pilings
* Custom Wood Decks Seawall Construction
*Landscaping Seawall Repairs
Cert.ol Competency 80-635 Bob Cooper, President
Licensed & Insured 954-587-2628
- 3500 Field Road, Fort Lauderdale

DIESEL SPECIALIST- we specialize in
repairs & rebuilds of diesel engines, also
plumbing, running gear & mechanical
repairs & installations.
CallSolomon at SA Marine (954) 536-5336
HARLEY's MOBILE MARINE '
Outboard Stern Drive Repairs
Fast Dependable Service 954-913-0147
SOS Mobile Marine- boat repairs
Inboards/Outboards/Personal Watercraft
Call 954-441-5085 954-223-3627.
MOBILE DIESEL MARINE REPAIR- specializing
in everything from maintenance to major
overhaul. Detroit Diesel Cat Cummins
also repair most gens Onan N' Lts Kohler
Call 954-464-4058 954-684-8306.

MOBILE MARINE SERVICE- mechanical repair
I/B & installation, fast & dependable.
Call 954-295-4405 or 954-229-6005.

Performance Gas Inboard ONLY
Services .4=
Complete Dockside Service
"Anything in the bilge"
Specializing in hi-performance
SService Repair Maintenance

954-562-1553 cell
954-497-6223 pager

Ted Gerstenslager
boatwrenchfla@aol.com

THE VARNISH MAN- exclusively yacht varnish.
27 years same location. Call 954-791-4715.
PLAS-TECH COATINGS- professionally applied
custom marine & powder coatings 561-848-1288.

Stocher YTacLit, Inc.
Redefines the meaning of Quality Yacht Service
YACHT REFINISHING
Licensed (954) 581-5700 Inured

MARINE SURVEYOR & CONSULTANT- Pre-
purchase & insurance, sail & power. French
Spoken. Wm. Seager. Tel 527-0870.
MARINE SURVEYORS- buyers & insurance.
Surveys for both POWER & SAIL.
Call Ed Rowe & Jon Howe @ 954-792-6092.
RHODES MARINE SURVEYORS.& -
CONSULTANTS rnc. Mark Rhodes & Mike
"Rhodes. Buyers, insurance & evaluation.
Power & sail.
Call 946-6779 or 946-6671.
PROFESSIONAL MARINE SURVEYS, Inc. Pre-
purchase, ins. & financial. Dick Williamson
AMS/SAMS. 561-272-1053*800-329-1053
INSURANCE, BUYERS & FINANCIAL SURVEYS
Report same or next day. BOAT-US apprvd.
Darrell Brizendine.AMS/SAMS 954-524-8661
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DAVID PRICE, INC- Marine Surveyors, ALL
type surveys- power & sail. 954-463-6946
STETLER MARINE SURVEYS- any boat, all types
of surveys, done fast. Toll Free 1-866-877-5967

SOUTH FLORIDA MARINE
SURVEYORS, INC.
BUYERS, INSURANCE & VALUATION, DAMAGE
CLAIM SPECIALIST & CONSULTANTS. AMS,/SAMS
(954) 975-5149 OFFICE, (954) 270-8005 MOBILE

STEPHEN J. KLAITY

ALL MARINE HEADLINERS call: Anthony's
Upholstery 954-805-6144

NAUTIC MARINE WELDING- Stainless & Alum.
Fabrication. (954) 563-9932 or 583-1042.

WOOD FLOORING FOR YOUR YACHT. We can
match any hardwood floor. Large inventory.
Open 6 days. ENDURACOLOR HARDWOOD
FLOORING. 1942 Tigertail Blvd, Dania
Call 922-9663.

Stocker Yacht, Inc.
Redefines the meaning of Quality Yacht Service
YACHT CARPENTRY
Licensed (954) 581-5700 Insured

Fine Yacht Carpentry
* Teak decks and repairs
* Custom cabinetry
* Mica and Plexiglass work
* Highest quality
* Competitive prices
Ship Shape Marine
Call Gdrdon........... 954-791-5657
Beeper bpr: 690-2727
fax: 791-5633)

GENERAL HARDWOODS

MILLWORK
/ MILLWORK

2619 SW 2 AVE, Ft Lauderdale
Between Lester's Diner & Lewis Marine
(954) 463-2577

Yacht Carpentry
Fine Custom Woodworking. Re-fit specialist. Shipwrights and
repair of Yacht Systems. Custom Furniture
(9 5 4) 797.6 2 7 7

SMOOTH SAILING MARINE SERVICE.
Motor Vessel Management
SCaptains for Hire -'Po'er or Sail
Capt. Rich Murray -954-325-8191
C.E. VincenitAtvdod: 954-263-7180

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PRESSURE CLEANING & SEALING
Rust & Mildew Removal: Docks, Decks, Patios
& More. Roof Painting, Tree Trimming &
Hauling. Since 1979. 954-792-2472
MARLY's CLEANING-SERVICE
House Apartment Boat 954-849-6054

Resurfacing & Lath, Plaster
Any Finish Matched & Stucco
FREE ESTIMATES
954-963-7379 Licensed & Insured
Since 1968 C.C. 90-5558-PS-X

Interior, Exterior, 25 yrs exp. Trotwood
Painting Co. Lic & Insured. 954-473-8858

RETURN TO BALANCE
Nlassage Therapy Ortho-BionomyC'
Gregory Henke, L.M.T.
954-579-6909
March Special $50 per hour

Office d (iulcils
AA #tl.314

2300 S.E 4" A.venue
Fonn Lauderdale, FL 33316

MARINE MECHANIC- F/T. Experienced, must
have tools, pay rated on Exp. Fulltime, M-F
Apply @ 1st Performance Marina, 1900 SE
15 ST.Fo6rt L auderdale.- (954) 763-8743
YACHT DETAILERS- must be legal & have trans-
portation. Good pay &'benefits. 954-587-3904
Part-time secretary/bookkeeper for home-
based office in SW Lauderdale. 5 days per
week 2-4 hours per day to start. More hours
available for person with QBPro experience.
Call or fax 954-587-3904

HELP WANTED
REFRIGERATION / AC field technician for
installation/service. Fulltime yr-round post.
Good Pay Vacation Medical Insurance
Will consider skilled marine workers.
Rich Beers Marine, Inc. (954) 764-6192

MARINE DIESEL MECHANICS
Full Service Yard (POWER 25'-125') Seeking
Qualified Techs w/ Engine Certifications in one of
the Following: D.D., CAT., MAN, MTU, Cummins,
John Deer or ONAN. Min. 5 YRS. Experience w/
Tools & Driver's License. Some Travel Required.
Excellent pay w/ Benefits; Medical, Dental, 401K,
Bonus, Uniforms, Pd Vacations. Established (25yrs)
Growing Company.
See UsAt: www.cablemarine.com
Contact: Cable Marine, Phil or Tom,
1517 SE 16 ST, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316
Tel.: (954) 462-2822 1-800-348-3235

OUTBOARD TECHNICIAN
Seeking an experienced mechanic for a very busy
Yamaha, Mercury, Evinrude/Johnson dealership.
Join our team of professionals today. Visit us at
www.lauderdalemarina.com or call Sherry at
Lauderdale Marina: 954-523-8507

EXPERIENCED ADMINISTRATIVE Asst/Bkpr
needed for active international yacht
brokerage firm in the Ft-Lauderdale area.
BUC, QuickBooks, closing documentation,
web maintenance, a'ndMS Office skills a
plus. Outstanding compensation and
benefits to qualified applicants. Fax resume
and salary requirements to 954-462-2440.

100 T Master/Mate seeking.full-time position
in S FL power/sail.'Great refs & 1 2 yrs exp.
Call Wes at 954-483-4526
CAPTAIN reg for Bahamas eco program,
April-Sept. Meditation/Health Partnership
possible. 561-243-9260

VENDORS NEEDED: 24th Annual Dania Marine
Flea Market. April 4-7. Call 954-920-7877
EXHIBTORS WANTED: South Florida Boat Show,
Jun 14-17, Miami Bch Conv Ctr. 954-946-6164
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FOR SALE: Marine Canvas & Upholstery
business in Miami. Established, successful unlimited
opportunity for right person. 305-858-7379
Turnkey Money Maker- 1990 DUSKY 17'
w/trailer, 1999 Dive compressor with two 100' hoses
harnesses & full face (less than 30 hrs).
1999 Bottom Scrubber / prop polisher (less than 10 hrs).
All garage-kept excellent condition!
Run your own Business; or, will separate.
954-857-8110

Experienced yacht CAPTAIN seeking employ-
ment on a private yacht or charter.
Please call Amiram at 305-527-7540.

WANTED: Bids to overhaul the complete
refrigeration system in my 44' CSY, dual
system 110 & engine driven, tear out old,
put in new. Call Chuck 954-522-3234.
What: 2002 Cruiser's Reunion
Where: Anchorage Marina Baltimore
What: September 10, 11, & 12
Free seminars, boat inspections, USCG fire
extinguisher re-certification, door prizes, &
discounted slips during event. For details
E-mail Bob Peters aboard Island Way at
robertp727@aol.com
SUDDENLY ALONE SEMINAR for boating
couples, wives & crew, Sat., March 2 from
8am-5pm at Bahia Mar, Ft Laud. Call 954-
525-4964 or e-mail suddenlyalone@aol.com
Costs $100/person including books & lunch.

I'm not independently wealthy but I would
like to have FUN IN THE SUN or maybe I
could be your Mate. I am 42 non-smoker,
full-figured. Monica 954-977-9057

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that will blow you away!!!

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26' USN Whaler unimproved, 1967 or newer,
engine must be good. Call Bob 954-648-
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WOOIDEN MODEL Ships, Boats, Knot Boards,
Shadow Boxes. Reasonable prices. 954-426-3626
www.miniaturedreammodels.com

FOLDING BIKE for sale $100
Call q954-922-024n

STOVE- 3-burner second Galley Maid w/ oven
& broiler $350. Call 954-768-9427.
STEEL BUILDINGS & BOAT STORAGE BUILDINGS
18x24 to 150x300 or custom. Special factory
discounts. Best deal on turnkey construction.
Call Role Model Builders 954-474-3561.
MARINE FLEA MARKET- Lighthouse Point
Yacht Club Corinthians, 2 March 7:30am-
Noon, 2701 NE 42 ST, Lighthouse Point, FL
TRADER JOHN's
Paperback Book & Record Exchange
BUY SELL *TRADE
See our large MARITIME Section of NAUTICAL BOOKS
1907 Hollywood Blvd. 954-922-2466

FIBERGLASS. PANELS
various sizes from $5 per square foot
We also rebuild hatches with advanced material
& repair hulls.
Call Tom's Fiberglass @ 954-984-0510

BRUCE 66# anchor. 300' %/" twisted rope.
CRUISE-AIR 5K-BTU carry-on A/C 450
DEHAN stainless steel 3-speed folding bikes '275 ea.
SG-2000 SSB & Auto Antenna Tuner with remote head.
SGC is world's finest SSB/HAM transceiver. Mil-Spec.
50/150/225 Watts Output. 1.8 to 30 MHZ transmit,
500 HHZ to 30 MHZ receive, RS232, RTTY, ARQ, FEC,
PACKET & TEL. Made in USA. 954-583-3199

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Headquarters for Nautical Flags since 1992:
CHRISTINE DAVIS FLAGS t 954-527-1605
www.christinedavisflags.com

CHARTS all geodetic, full size, like new. Carib.,
So. & Cent. America. Cheap. 954-566-3648

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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)652-7007 Fla Watts (800)325-7007
(954)523-7007 The Yacht Re-Power Specialist"
LEHMAN/FORD Marine Diesel Parts and Expert
Service & Repair, new & remanufactured Engines
and Generators since 1954. BOMAC MARINE
954-766-2625 Fax: 766-2627
* 135 HP Chrysler O/B w/rebuilt head $600
* 40 HP Mercury O/B $100 MUST SELL !!!
* 35 HP Chrysler 0/B $300 Call954-923-4534
Buy any YAMAHA O/B motor at true
wholesale prices, no gimmicks. Visit our web
site www.boats.net or call 1-877-41-BOATS
*CAT 3196E 1999 660hp 50 hrs call
oCUMMINS 903 VTA 450hp StrongTakeOut $5000
*DET 6-53 400hp Complete 40tsRbltwlE/haust $5500
*DET 4-71 Good Run TakeOutKeelCooled $3000
*Two DET 6-53 220hp w/Gears $7500
*Two 555 CUMMINS & Gears $6500
Other Diesels & Marine Gear available...
111 SW 23 ST #J, Ft Laud 954-463-3871

PHASOR Diesel Generators, authorized dealer.
Parts* Service Instal. Phasor/Lehman Ford dealer.
BOMAC MARINE 954-766-2625*800-436-5708
A&A MARINE ELECTRIC SERVICE-
Kohler*OnanaWesterbeke 954-41 5-9632
5kw air-cooled Diesel New S2000
8kw Onan Low hours Take Out S2600
8kw Westerbeke Low hours Take Out 52800
12kw Northern Lights Rebuilt S4500
Two 75kw John Deer/N. Lts @ S5000
6.5kw Gas Onan 51500
Others & Used Marine Gear @ 111 SW 23 ST #J, FtL
Ph & Fax (954) 463-3871

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Small portable AIR COMPRESSOR.units used
to fill SCUBA tanks & shop units, complete
line of supplies, filters, fittings.
Compressed Air Supplies 954-929-4462 M-F

MARINE SUPPLIES FOR SALE-
too much to list, used equipment, SAT 8am-lpm.
Ladders, Stoves, Dinks, Gen Sets, Diesels, Boats
& much more every Saturday
@ Il SW 23 ST, #J, Ft Lauderdale
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FACTORY DIRECT- NEW 8' fiberglass dinghies
$650. Bare hull $300. Call 954-791-2552

OCEAN KAYAK with outrigger 21' $1800.oo
O.B.O. Also surfski 18' 995.oo O.B.O. Both
fiberglass. Call 954-817-1167 anytime.

1994 24' MAXUM SCR good condition w/
cabin, shower, bath; kitchen, shore power &
more. Call 954-776-5559.

OFFER BY OWNER- 1985 GULFSTAR 45 original
owner, never'chartered $109K 954-524-4339

www.trailer-hitch.com has "The PLUG" .
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*One TWIN DISC 506 3:1 CAT $3000
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MARCH 2002

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.

COVE/DEERFIELD BCH- min to ocean, NFB, new
dock, 70', 110/220, wtr, cable, phone. Reason-
able, secure. $8/ft. No Ivbd. 954-425-8370
POMP BCH- NFB, 50 amp/wtr. private home,
near inlet. $7/foot negotible. 954-785-1446
POMP- secure 24/7 access mins to rest/inlet
30' or less $140/mo Tom 954-772-1122
UP TO 23' SE Pompano, quiet canal, Lake
Santa Barb.. 2 blks W of Fed 954-946-3301
LHP- 5 min to inlet. NFB. Elec/wtr avail. No
Ivbd. Up to 60'. Call 954-782-3400.
Pompano Beach- direct access to ICW to 42'
wtr/elec no Ivbd $400/mo 954-943-5825
POMP- secure 24/7 access mins to inlet 26'
or less Exp Boater $100/mo. 954-675-5624
POMPANO dock- minutes to inlet, no fxd
brdgs. Util. No Ivbds. Call 954-785-2248.
975 Hillsboro Mile- 0.5 mile to inlet,1 00
amp, no wake, no Ivbd. Call 954-781-7356.
LHP- deepwater, Lake Placid, no Ivbds., 1
minute to inlet. $390/mo. 954-914-6914
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Century East Apts 100 ISLE OF VENICE live-
aboards welcome. Hot shower, toilet, BBQ,
cable, phone, pool, laundry. 523-21 56.
NEAR LAUD YACHT CLUB- ocean access,.3
mins, no liveaboards,.240v elect, water,
phone, experienced yacht caretaker avail..
John 954-5-23-7217 Eve 462-7230
LAS OLASJSLES Lvbd & storage, max.46',
18' beam. Laundry, BBQ, pool, parking,
Pump6ot Tiki dining, apartments available.
Call 954-524-5228.'
1111 ISLE OF VENICE- deep water dockage
POOL SHOWER RESTROOM PUMPOUT STATION
phone, cable. Very Clean. 954-524-4430
DOCKSIDE SE 15th St. Sailboats to 45'.
Liveaboard. Amenities. Call 954-802-0234,
FULL SERVICES- Ivbd ok, one price includes:
all util &.parking. Apt avail. 954-568-0627.
BAYVIEW- 1/2 mi to Bch. NFB. Deepwater.
36'X.15' Lvbd, Storage, incl: Electric, Water,
Bath. Laundry-BBO Call 954-973-4981.
RIO VISTA- deepwater, no Ivbd. Wtr/Elec, Up
to 60'. Caretaker avail. 954-524-7228
8 ISLE OF VENICE- deepwater- storage ONLY
Apartments available. 954-522-2821
FT LAUD- off Sunrise on the Middle River-
across from Borders. Up to 75' brand new
docks, secure, gated, 50. amp svc, pumpout'.
Call Don (954) 385-3689.
N FORK NEW RIVER-.365' of hurricane-safe
dock space, secure, fenced, lots of parking.
Incl.: water/elec. No Lvbd. (954) 524-5975
MIDDLE RIVER BAY- ANY SIZE YACHT, NFB,
deepwater, no Ivbd. great view. 561-333-9624
N Fork New River @ 5th ST.180' dock max
11" beam, gated, no Ivbd. Long term.
Deposit required. NFB. Call 954-463-7581.
HENDRICKS ISLE VILLAS- liveaboards to 45'
storage to 60' from $475. Apartments
available. All facilities. Call 954-522-7674.

NORTH FORK of New River- less than 24'
bhats welcnm Cal l 954-610-0510l

SOUTH LAS OLAS ISLES- large boats OK.
Storage only. & HENDRICKS ISLES Large Boat
Dock Lvbd. 954-523-9070. cell=448-2122
HENDRICKS ISLE- to 45'. Very secure. Very
Nice $350. w/apt $995. Ph: 954-523-6423.
CITRUS ISLES- off New River. Private 30' dock
wtr/elec Ph: 954-523-2261 954-816-8338
GREAT SPOT! MIDDLE RIVER- NFB, no Ivbd.
Water/Electric.. .954-764-8975
DEEPWATER-N FR New.Riv to 40' Full utilitiess
Capt Ouarters*All Facil $600. 954-524-4814
LAS OLAS- Premium dockage f6r.vbd or
storage to 51'. Pool, cable, BBQ & parking.
Call (954) 524-8174.'... .

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S NEW RIVER ocean access NFB up to 40',
wtr/elec. $6/ft/mo. No Ivbd. 954-585-0484
LAS QLAS ISLES- wide dpwtr canal, sail or
power to 55' NFB No Lvbd. Water/Elec,
Rent negotiable. Call (954) 524-7382.
SOUTH FORK NEW RIVER (Riverside Park)-
Boat to 45' wtr/elec. Call (954) 791-2552.
NORTH FORK NEW RIVER- up to 55', NFB,
elec & water, no Ivbd. Call 954-527-0902.
BERMUDA RIVIERA- beautiful new 60' dock up
to 80' boat, NFB, Wtr/Elec, 110/220, no
Ivbd $8/foot. Call 954-565-1132.

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NEAR LAUD YACHT CLUB- easy ocean access,
sailboat only, no Ivbd, 6' draft, $10/ft $400/
mo obo. SE 10 ST Island. Ph: 954-524-2780.
NORTH FORK NEW RIVER up to'30', 4.5' draft
no Ivbd wtr/elec $175/mo. 954-689-7393
LAS OLAS- to 45',deepwater, Water & elect
private 954-764-7145 or 954-770-7197'cell
EXCELLENT LOCATION: 2 minutes from 1.7th
St Bridge, wide turn basin, separate paved
entr. SE breeze. Full amens. 954-463-3668
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N FK NEW RIVER & SW 4 ST wtr/elec, NFB
No Lvbd. $5/ft, gated, dpwtr 954-524-5524
N FORK NEW RIVER- 60' dock up to 80' boat.
Wtr/Elec. no Ivbd. NFB. Ph: (954) 463-5046 Fort Lauderdale
ISLE OF VENICE- storage boat slip up to 42' WATERFRONT
$420 plus elec. New docks. 954-779-7100 WA1 .RF, N>.;
SOUTH FORK NEW RIVER- pvt dock up to 40',
wtr/elec. no Ivbds. Call 954-587-1 606. i ".i ..,, i ijIk
SHADY BANKS- up to 50', 6' @ low tide. No I9 i'* lt;' jSI*'i Si S L, itI,. II ,,i,'i, i I, ,",*,
Ivbd*NFB.wtr/elec $250/m 954-763-5928 A .
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only $400/month. Call 954-925-5106. )
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50 Isle of Venice- Sailboats only up to 46'
Bathroom, pool, laundry, large yard, water/elec incl.
Phone & cable avail. Lvbds. OK. No dogs.

94 Isle 'f Venice- Sailboats only up to 53'
Pool; laundry, water/elec included. Phone & cable
avail. Lvbds. OK. No dogs.

Call (954) 523-5279

DOCK/APTS
STORE, LIVE-ABOARD, CHARTER
at my'Rio Vista property.
Best location.
Tel.: 954-494-9807

Private Dock & AUarllent
Deluxe Studio Apartment in residence,off North
Fork New River, furnished, private entrance, full
kitchen, bath, Florida room, pool, secure, quiet,
30/15 amp, large dock, power, only $1,200.
954-462-2449

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DRY RACK STORAGE
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from $9100/ month
Jackson Marine Center
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No Bridges to ocean.
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629 NE 3 ST, Dania
954-923-5900
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DANIA CUTOFF & New R. NFB, new dock.
Storage only. Util trlr for sale 954-792-0530
DANIA CUT-OFF CANAL-.avail monthly up to
140' vessel on face dock. 954-925-6336
DANIA Cut-Off Canal- private home. Wtr & elec.
2 (35') boats, no sail, no Ivbd. 954-989-4282
DANIA CUT-OFF- to 50', NFB, no Ivbd, wtr/elec
& shower, fish table & sink 954-983-2755
Up to 30', no bridges, near Derecktor off
DANIA CUT-OFF. Call 954-926-6265.
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ATLANTIC ISLAND, Sunny Isles Beach- 900'
to ocean beach. 120' dock. 305-936-9920
DEERING BAY (Coral Gables)- 1st Class docks
available:' 50', 80' & 1,00'. Great Rates!
Call 305-377-9411 305-790-3886.
Sunset Harbour Marina
A South Beach Haven & Miami Beach's
Newest Yachting Center. Call Dockmaster
Joann at (305;) 673-0044 or call us on
VHF channel 16'bor see us at 1928 Purdy Ave
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JACKSON MARINE CENTER-just west of the
1-95 bridge on New River, 1915 SW21AV FtL
(954) 792-4900 Fax (954) 587-8164
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CABLE MARINE- East yard (40-ton lift)..(954)462-2822
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STORAG E in-water covered & uncovered,
short-term to year-round. So Fk New River, Ft L
Summerfield Boat Works 954-525-4726

Full Service Marina
12 specialty marine businesses on-site
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FT LAUD- 4/2.5 home near downtown, pool,
c A/C, 2-car garage, caldesac, alarm. 60' dock
avl, NFB, wtr/elec, 4-tier deck. From $2400/mo
agent. Call 954-767-9877 or 383-2605.
Quiet TARPON RIVER 3/2 home- new appliances,
Mex tile, central a/c, fenced yard, dock. $1400/mo..
Call 954-523-2261 954-816-8338
2 KEY WEST vacation homes for rent
Truman Annex in Old Town
2/2 with pool or 3/2 on canal
.Special Summer Discounts
Call (561) 441-1016

Bahamas, Abacos- oceanfront house
with private tennis court, dock, beach,
2-bedroom, A/C.
See: www.bahamasvacationsonline.c0m
E-mail: joekirwin @compuserve.com
Tel: 01132478277802

FURNISHED HOME. Perf for Capt/Owner
of boat in refit. Convenient to Ft Laud boat
yards & downtown Riverfront. 2/2, cent A/C,
CTV, phone, w/d, fenced secure. No pets.
Monthly $2700 includes utils. 954-524-5975

ISLE OF VENICE- Century East Apts. Pool/
BBQ/Cable/Laundry. Affordable rates. Furn
apts. Weekly/Monthly. (954) 523-2156..
HENDRICKS ISLE sm effic apt w/dock to 45'
$825 by lease only. Nice. 954-537-7961
BAYVIEW AREA- 2/2's & 1/1's, near ICW &
beach. Laundry. Dock avail. (954) 568-0627
Waterfront Apartment & Efficiencies. Full
Kitchens, very clean. Wkly/mnthly discounts
for crew members. NO PETS. 954-463-7067
PERFECT MEGAYACHT CAPTAIN's QUARTERS-
1 Bedroom & Efficency, furnished, waterfront,
garden apartments off Las Olas. Weekly/
Monthly.
Heated pool, cable, phone, laundry facilities,
BBQ & large deck area.
Personal attention with maid service available.
International atmosphere with German, French
& Spanish spoken. No pets.
Call (954) 463-7067 Fax (954) 764-5731

WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT,
3000 SF Warehouse with 6800 SF ofvalled outside
storage. 16' H. ceilings, 2 overhead doors on opposite
walls, 3Sphase electric, B3 zoning, bathroom; no office.
1307 SW 1AV,.Ft: $2800 + tax./ month.

1000 SF Warehouse'with CENTRAL AC, 3rphase -
electric, B3 zoning, 12' ceilings, 1 overhead door,-' :
fenced parkihg.Unit B, 1'301 SW 1 AV. $800 + tax/mo

Both warehouses are CLEAN & in safe area. Located
1 block S. of Davie BLVD & 1 block W. of S.-Andrews.
Call Rick or Chet at 954-463-2577 or 954-525-1825.

INTERNATIONAL RELOCATION SPECIALIST
Toni K. Napolitano, CRS, GRI, CIPS
(954) 7 12-9369
Keyes RIty, Ft Laud.

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Spacious 1-BR / 1.5-BA 1032 s.f.
Spectacular City View
Upgrades Small Pets OK
Owner Dockage Available
@$10/ft per year
$135,000 By Owner
954-525-7198 954-328-2759

LAS OLAS WATERFRONT
2-story home & 4-plex of I-bed/l-bath apts
Dock 2 to 3 boats (stem in) NFB
Great income potential on Sunset Drive
Fort Lauderdale 954-523-3243
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(954) 462-5770

Specializing InWaterfront Real Estate*
Lining and working on the New River
NEW RIVER- Historic Sailboat Bend. Quaint "Boathouse"
home w/ pool & spa in very private setting- directly on the
serene North Fork New River in historic Sailboat Bend. 50' of
riverront affords deepwater- no fixed bridges dockage.
Tremendous potentialfor future expansion or new building.
-Minutes to Performing Arts Center Las Olas Riverfront and
nearby shops & restaurants. $439,000
BEACH CONDO- 2/2 in small quaint bldg., just 1 block from
beach & Las Olas. Great view of ICW. JUST USTED. $325,000
LAS OLAS- HOME FOR RENT WITH DOCK. 3/212 home +
captain's qtrs. Big Boat Dockage. $3,500/month with dock,
annual lease.
TARPON RIVER RENTAL- cute 2/1 home, central air.
JUST UPDATED. New tile, bath. $800/month
CROISSANT PARK- 2/1 home with new kitchen, Viking gas
range & hood, porcelain "stone" tile floors, central A/C, new
windows & doors. Large covered patio, garage.
JUST LISTED $185,000
LAKE OKEECHOBEE WATERFRONT ESTATE- Approx.
3,500 sq. ft. 4/3 home right on rim canal- direct Lake access!
New country kitchen, marble floors, stone fireplace, 2-car
garage, boat house w/slip & launch ramp! Make offer.
$355,000 2 side lots also available
RIVER REACH CONDOS-

Central location off the New River. Conveniently located
close to downtown Ft Lauderdale. Gated island featuring
24-hr manned security, 2 tennis courts & 3 heated pools.
Small pets OK ownerss only) -No fixed bridges, ocean
.access dockage (owners only as available)
1 & 2 BEDROOM $139,000-$250,000
CALL FOR CURRENT AVAILABLE CONDOS
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$1,199.99
$1,349.99

U.S Ltd.
F Series Blue End Fenders
Heavy-duty fenders built for large boats-,.
Although originally built for commercial vessels
S barges, ships and ferries, recreational
yachtsmen find these fenders ideal for large yawls,
schooners, motor sailers, racer/cruisers, etc. The
material is resistant to sunlight, seawater, mineral oils, cleaning
agents and common solvents. High abrasion resistance. No cords
or linings to cause high internal air pressure under heavy fendering
conditions. The temperature range of -68"F to +140"F allow use
in arctic or tropical conditions.

For Resugfl
Order no.Model Size Boat Size List Low Pries

SALE
260005 F
260006 F
260007 F
260011 F'
260008 F
260009 F

12"x 43"
15"x 41"
15" x 58"
20" x 50"
24" x 57"
32" x 77"

MRSA8 IrM Pus
Engine Oils
5 Gallon Cans

40' 60'
50' -70'
50' 70'
60' -70'
60' 80'
-80'+

$129.40
185.09
258.21
350.74
434.33
699.92

TEXACO

$97.05 889m"
138.82 812919
193.66 8170o99
263.06 8239g9
325.75 299OO"

Intended for use in turbo-charged and naturally
aspirated diesel engines in various types of
service with either high or low sulfur fuels.

Regular

SSafe, convenient boarding. Adjusts automatically to tide change
and shifting of yacht. Push-pin mount. Casters glide over dock
Surfaces. Non-skid steps.
631/2" x 21" x 21/4" stowed. For vessels with freeboard up to 5'11".

Regular
tOder no. List Low Price
102389 $1,650.00 $1,567.50

Order by phone: 1-800-BOATS99 (800-262-8799)
North Broward Palm Beach
750 E. Sample Road 230 Broadwiay (US1)
Pompano Beach, FL 33064 Riviera Beach, FL 33404
(954) 946-6930.. -. 561) 845-7777
Toll Free 800-545-9053 Toll Free 800-443-1359

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Order no. Type List Lew Price SALE
109287 SAE 15W40 $62.80 $44.59 83499
328003 SAE 30 56.34 40.00 o899
S106849 SAE 40 56.34 40.00 82909
URSA Extra Heavy Duty SAE 40
API service CF-2, CFT, CD-II or CD. Recommended for Detroit
Diesel two-stroke series 53, 71,92 an 149.

Regular
,. Order no. Type List Low Price SALE
103704 SAE 40 $58.39 $41.46 8290o

Order online atwww.bowboat.com

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311 SW'24th Street
Ft-Lauderdale, FL 33315
1954) 22-7998
Toll Free 888-262-8799

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