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S ERFRON WATERFRONTT D E E M B E R 2 0 0 4 Yea r 2 1 I s s u e 9 After hurricane havoc, boaters get ready to go on parade By BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTL Waterfront News Writer It's been a tough hurricane season, when scenes of boarding up homes, buying supplies, waiting in line for gasoline, dealing with power outages and moving boats up river replayed over and over again. So what do we do now other than heave a big sigh of relief, rebuild and move on? Folks at the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County; organizers of the 2004 Holiday Boat Parade of the Palm Beaches, say it's time to party. They have given this year's procession the theme "Survivors of the Storms." "We're celebrating the end of the hurricane season and encouraging folks to use their newly acquired generators to light their boats, instead of heiu homes," said Margie Yansura, public relations counsel for the association. "It will be a night of fun and celebration that the hurricane season is gone, at least for another year." The parade, taking place Saturday, Dec. 4, will feature National Hurricane Center director Max Mayfield as grand marshal. As a salute to boaters who suffered losses during the storms, entry fees have been waived. "We decided it's been a tough year for everyone," Yansura said. "We want to welcome everyone to join in." The event is expected to draw roughly 50 participating vessels, some of which will come from Martin and St. Lucie counties, where the annual floating holiday processions have been canceled due to hurricane-related debris in the channel, Yansura said. "We are expecting that some of those boaters will come south and join us." The association has gotten a good reaction to its storm- related theme. "It's a light-hearted approach," Yansura said. "We've all been through something very difficult, so let's have a good time together." The Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, along with the City of Boca Raton, is also organiz- Pictured is a past entry in both the Holiday Boat Parade of the Palm Beaches and the Boca Raton Holiday Boat Parade. This year, entry fees have been waived in the three boat parades taking place in Palm Beach County to give a break to boaters suffering losses due to the summer's devastating hurricane season. ing the Boca Raton Holiday Boat Parade on Saturday, Dec. 11. Both the Boca Raton and Palm Beaches parades will have fireworks displays. Pyrotechnics will also signal the start of the annual Winterfest Boat Parade on Saturday, Dec. 18. Vessels in the "Rock 'n' Roll FantaSea" theme proces- sion will feature salsa dancers, circus acts, an octopus's gar- den, giant projection screens and a charter yacht that blows bubbles. Shaquille "Shaq" O'Neal will serve as grand mar- shal, said Kathy Keleher, marketing and parade director for Winterfest. Some 100 boats are scheduled to participate. Several will be late entries. "Because of the hurricanes that struck South Florida, no one wanted to put in their applications early because they didn't know if they would have a boat after the storms," Keleher said. Many of the same boats participating in Winterfest will be seen in the Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade on Dec. 19. "We get a lot of spillover from Winterfest and that's fine," said Stacey Peterson, marketing director and special events coordinator with the Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce, organizer of the procession. Forty boats were in the 2003 parade. Fifty are expected this year, she said. "We don't expect a decrease in entries due to hurricane- related damages," Peterson said. "We found in our general area, people were not as badly affected by the storms as those who live north." 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Discussion on the topic took place at the Sixth Annual Marine Summit held in late October, sponsored by the Marine Industries Association of South Florida (MIASF). "People get too hung up on border lines," said Broward County Mayor Ilene Lieberman. "We need to come up with creative new approaches as part of a region- al presence for the marine industry serving all of South Florida." With so many jobs dependent on boating and billions of dollars from boating impacting South Florida's cities, the MIASF believes creating a stronger regional coalition will benefit Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and other counties. Representatives from all attended the summit. Frank Herhold, MIASF executive director, said the summer's devastating hurricanes showed the need for more regional cooperation. Marine business suffered more than $650 million in damages. 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"We are now starting to collect data to show the eco- nomic impact we have on Dade County and that may help."' Everingham said Dade has a "critical shortage" of boat ramps for public use, but is moving forward on a major two-year project to dredge the Miami River. He said the effort to increase the water's depth to at least 15 feet would allow for more traffic and business expansion. While boat ramps, also are in short supply in Palm Beach County, the top priority is to promote stronger gov- ernmental efforts to establish better waterfront access. "If we keep losing boat yards, we lose jobs and the ability to service boats of all size," said John Sprague of the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach. He also said recent hurricanes showed that action needs to be taken to make waterways just as high a priority for clear- ing as roadways. In Broward, waterfront marina sites are being turned into condo developments, with public boating slips becoming private ones, Herhold said." Fewer slips mean a lesser economic impact for the area." Finding an affordable place to dock a boat is the top concern of local boaters, according to a recent MIASF boating survey. Respondents also asked for more boat ramps and trailer parking areas. The report calls on the county to create a "Working Waterfront Preservation Program" to protect and promote marinas and boat storage facilities as well as creating more county parkland for recreational boating facilities and ramps. "It's a growing challenge to maintain the strong eco- nomic impact that the marine industry has on the area, but we can look at things in a different way and try new opportunities," said Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle, For example: dredging the Dania Cut-off Canal to allow mega-yachts to use the waterway, which the mayor suggested could even be re-named the Dania River. 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They're in yellow plastic bags, include an absorbent pad for mopping up oil and fuel spills on deck, a clean boating booklet, a sticker to brag about your cleanliness and a pledge card that you sign to make yourself feel guilty in case you don't follow through. "Marinas will distribute these kits to their wet slip occu- pants', said Marella Crane, SeaGrant's representative in Miami. 'This is a one-time free gift, with the idea that boaters will see the effectiveness of bilge socks and pads to soak up example, in fuel spills, and opt to purchase these inexpensive materials on ing these ou their ownt" their own. bilges. They The bilge sock in the giveaway is the Enviro-Bond help to keep brand, sold at marine supply stores for $16.95 -maybe more A bilge than you spend on socks for your feet, but you don't have to the bilge, change it as often. It's a white fabric tube, 3 by 20 inches, used up. filled with hydrocarbon/petroleum polymer. "Quarte According to the manufacturer, the polymer in the sock there's a sub bonds petroleum liquid hydrocarbons into a solid mass. It's lot. If it look able to absorb two and a half quarts of oil, gasoline and diesel Miam south Miami fuel, does not absorb water and won't leak. Crane k It's also supposed to reduce gases by 80 percent within soft andflex five minutes, thus diminishing fumes that can ignite and "It's hard as explode in badly ventilated bilges. rubber ball," Free stuff is always popular. Crane handed out several Unless hundred bilge socks last February at the Miami International fuel or lubri Boat Show. In mid-November, she was working on the sec- products ond half of a 1,000-sock giveaway. The Florida Department drip enough of Environmental Protection donated the socks, West Marine ard. Butin ard. But inm gave the deck wiping pads and the BoatUS Foundation always there donated $4,000 for packaging. 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All you do is drop one into ieck on it periodically and replace it when it's rly or every six months, take a look, and if stantial portion that's white, it hasn't absorbed a s black and grimy, change it," said Bill Potter, a i-Dade marine surveyor and mechanic. eeps a used-up bilge sock in her office. White, ible when new, it's stiff and brownish-black now. a rock and has a rubbery texture to it, like a hard she said. there's a serious problem in a marine engine's cation system or accessories that use petrole- such as hydraulic fluid a single boat won't to create a formally declared environmental haz- a large marina, a few hundred boats that are and leak a little at a time can poison the bottom. aid the contaminants settle and accumulate in nents. They're absorbed by marine organisms ders like clams and mussels, which in turn are -., .,- -- -,- --- '-. -",-i-_. Serving Lauderdale, Pompano & Lighthouse Point since 1985, owners Brian & Debbie perform all work at outstanding levels. 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Photo/DIN \H BERRY S.thousand bilge socks, like this S one presented by Florida SeaGrant representative Marella Crane, are being given away at public marinas in NMiami-Dade County. These devices 1.'... pre% enl leakage of oils and fuels from S the bilges of docked boats into the water at marinas. Boats kept in wet slips are the most vulnerable violators, so the giveaway is intended for them, but they are also useful in the bilges of trailer boats. When a bilge sock absorbs its two and a half-quart capacity of waste, it takes on a somewhat disgusting appearance but dries fast and is easy to dispose of. Boaters are expected to be so delighted with the free ones that from now on they'll buy their own. consumed by wading birds and fish. Crane doesn't know of any scientific data reporting how much petroleum contaminant dribbles into marina waters and bay bottoms from docked boats. It would be useful to test a few marinas for that, and to repeat the test periodically after a significant portion of the boats are equipped with bilge socks, to see how effective they are. That isn't necessary to detect the problem. It's easy to see just by walking along the docks, and bilge socks are cheap, convenient devices for controlling if not eliminating it. Because wet-slipped power boats are large, have com- plex fuel and lube systems and are always in the water, they are the boats most likely to drip petroleum wastes into mari- nas. That's also why the giveaway promotion is concentrated at the slips, not the small-boat launching ramps. Potter said a trailer boat's comparative simplicity - with all the petroleum products contained in a small space, like an outboard engine makes a leak less likely. That doesn't mean smaller boats are exempt from the problem. They can leak too, just not as much. 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That time, the bass were scrunched together, pectoral to pec- toral in your favorite fish-in-a-barrel canal, ready to fight over any bait you dropped in the water. Not this time, Bubba. You'll have to search for every fish, work for every strike and probably go home smelling like something other than fish. Then again, you could be fishing on Lake Okeechobee. The drive isn't very long from Miami-Dade County, just about long enough to justify staying overnight and making it a two-day trip. Best reason? It's highwater heaven up there. The water's even higher than it is down here. The bass spread out there, too, but you can find them and catch plenty without searching very hard: To our delight and surprise, Joe Oglesby and I learned that in late October, when the lake was an extraordinary 17- and-a- half feet above sea level with water still pouring in long after hurricane Jeanne went out of business. It was five feet higher than during our last trip in May, but finding where the fish were was easy compared to finding out where we were. We went through the lock at Lakeport, on the western rim, and hardly recognized the lake. There were new open- ings in the vegetation. Some led us someplace, others noplace. Old openings had been clogged or concealed by tus- socks masses of floating growth that look like islands but move around in a strong wind. Formerly open-water areas were thick with dense mats of watergrass that seemed to leap out and grab the propeller of Joe's outboard. On earlier trips, we had learned an easy shortcut to Monkey Box, an area where we usually start fishing. Now we couldn't find it. 'Eve\thung's been rearranged," Joe said, mystified. Yes. It was like coming home in the dark and tripping over furniture that wasn't there that morning. And yet we found fish pretty easily and caught them on lures that usually work for us close to home. On ajust-previ- ous Everglades trip, also on high water, we had been skunked - a humiliating rarity. Did someone tip those swamp bass off that we were coming? Did they hide from us? Imagine The Godfish mumbling to the underbass: "Dat Miami mob's after us. We gotta go to da mattresses." I like that idea but I doubt it, so I asked two bass experts for a better explanation. Bob Miley of Homestead is a tour- nament pro who fishes a lot in both the Everglades and the big lake, and Brent Propst of Port St. Lucie is a firefighter who also fishes in bass tournaments and covers the lake authoritatively for the website Probass.net and for newspa- pers in Stuart and Fort Pierce. Miley reminded me first that when water's high in the Everglades, big bass leave the light cover of spatterdock - those notched floating leaves with yellow flowers at the edge of open canal water and move close to the sawgrassy banks, where there isn't much space when water's low. 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It's less than an hour and a half to good launching ramps on Alligator Alley. .Lake Okeechobee fishing is much easier when Everglades water gets so high that launching ramps are almost fully submerged, and the lake is not as far away as it seems. From the same starting point, it's a 116-mile drive to Lakeport. Yahoo!'s Intemet map site says it takes two hours and 47 minutes, but by leaving before or after rush hour you can make it in much less time. Clewiston, the biggest town on the lake, is only 78 miles away and a faster drive than the advertised two hours and 15 minutes. From most of Palm Beach County, distances to the lake are much shorter. Lake Okeechobee bass expert Brent Propst is avail- able sometimes for guided fishing. Phone 772-370-4115. Bob Miley does not guide. when you're ready to leave. Miley doesn't think the fish are hiding from us there. They're just taking advantage of the access that high water gives them to places and prey that they haven't been able to visit for several months. "It's not that they're impossible to catch," Miley said. "It's that not too many bass fisherman are familiar with the Everglades. It takes a lot of effort to get to the bass. You have to be more careful when fishing in the Everglades, but that should not discourage you from having a great fishing trip." Just as high water makes finding bass hard in the Everglades, the same thing makes it easy on Lake Okeechobee. The shallows flood there too, but they flood so deep you can often run right over them like open water, with- out grinding up bottom muck or snagging your prop in grass. "A bass fisherman can get his bass boat into almost every section of the lake when water is high, without worrying about getting lost or tearing up his boat," Miley said. He's right. 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However, what few people realize is that there actually is a real tie between nau- tical and modem seasonal traditions in the form of Santa Claus himself. That's right, jolly old St. Nicholas is in fact the patron saint of not only children, but pawnbrokers, wayward women, con- demned criminals, and last but not least, the protector of mariners. This oddly versatile selection of patronage for St. Nick makes more sense once you delve into the legends. Apparently, St. Nicholas, who is said to have existed in the early fourth century, came from an extremely wealthy family, and was orphaned at an early age. Rather than use his wealth for selfish purposes, the young Nicholas chose to dedicate a large portion of his riches to as you might have already guessed the needs of poor children. But his good deeds, and philan- thropy of course, went much further or that would be the end of the story. As legend goes, a merchant in Nicholas's hometown went bankrupt, and since this meant that his three daughters would have no dowry, the merchant intend- ed to send his children away to the local brothel not an unusual way of dealing with such matters in those times. Hearing of this, Nicholas secretly entered the house and left a bag (some say a sock) of gold for each of the three daugh- ters so all would have a dowry. I WA TE RF R0 NT i- N W I. 0 That's how Santa Claus became the protector of wayward women (as well as the secret distributor of presents). In the retelling of the story, the bags evolved into three gold balls, which became a metaphor for a trade that bettered the trader, Today we call them pawnbro- kers. And, as you might guess, Nicholas was supposedly a tireless advocate for those wrongfully accused of capital crimes. So, where do the sailors come in? Well, one day Nicholas decided to anony- mously board a ship so he could make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. While the ship was at sea, a storm ensued. It was said that through faith and prayer, Nicholas not only quelled the storm, but also healed a seaman who was near death after falling from the ship's mast during the storm. These feats made St. Nick very popular with mariners. So popular, in fact, that mariners began to invoke his name when they were in need. And, as the legend goes, Nicholas was known to make an occasional and miracu- lous appearance to assist a ship at times of adversity particularly during storms. Today, someone with as many obvious patronage duties and responsibilities as Santa Claus can no longer be expected to make an appearance whenever an erstwhile mariner calls him, especially during the holiday season. So the holidays may be a very oppor- tune time to make sure that your vessel is as safe as possible. That means, of course, that it's properly equipped and that you are edu- cated in its legal operation. 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Marine Flim I , Oeciali DECEMBER 2004 I W A T IRFR0N N E W C 0 St. Nick came to the aid of mariners in peril sy. Here's a short non-exhaustive list of suggested goodies: *Enough personal floatation devices (PFDs) for every- one you have or ever plan to have on board your boat. Make sure the ones you have are in good condition and the correct type for your vessel if not, replace them immediately. *Emergency flares and fire extinguishers. Like PFDs, make sure the ones you have are in good condition and the correct type for your vessel if not, replace them immedi- ately. .Good radios, extra emergency lights and whistles, direction-finding equipment (including a real non-electronic compass). While most equipment may not be legally required for your particular vessel, it is all highly recom- mended for safety purposes with, of course, the proviso that you actually learn how to properly use the equipment, and keep it in good working order. Which brings us to possibly the most important gift a boater can get for the protection of his vessel: knowledge. There is probably no better present you can offer a vessel owner than a good boater safety course. Flotillas and Coast Guard Auxiliary units in South Florida offer classes to meet any schedule. After all, a safe and knowledgeable boater is less likely to invoke St. Nicholas for assistance, which will make Santa's other jobs so much easier to fulfill, especially during the holidays. Mn I [A AI 9rl~i 11 %TlIII fivll e-mails that Fishing with Arnold yourena In the January issue, we will announce the details of address our upcoming drawing to win a local fishing trip with consider fishing columnist Arnold Markowitz. The winner will be publ selected during a drawing at the "-Waterfront News" booth at the IMiami International Boat Show in February. 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"The attention, as it should be, is always on the 100 lighted boats that make up our parade," said Kathy Keleher, Winterfest marketing director. "But if we didn't have the help of so many groups to monitor the parade route to keep it safe, the parade just wouldn't happen." Under new sponsor the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday Dec. 18, the parade will once again travel from Port Everglades northward to Lake Santa Barbara in Pompano Beach. It's expected that 1,500 spectator boats and 850,000 people on foot will come out for the parade. Volunteers like Lee Bell of the Fort Lauderdale Small Boat Club will keep spectator boats out of the parade's safety zone. "There may be just as many people watching this parade from the water as there are on land and we want to make sure everything goes safely," said Bell, who for the last six years has traveled in the event's lead patrol boat. Volunteers make sure boats in the parade line up and are ready to leave Port Everglades on time. Once the pro- cession starts, their job is to keep spectator boats from get- ting too close to parade boats. More than 50 volunteer boats half of the number of decorated parade entries are on hand to serve as "control boats," monitoring everything that occurs along the route. Working with the boat club will be the Fort Lauderdale Marine Patrol, U.S. Coast Guard, Broward Sheriff's Office and others. "New boaters always get excited about the parade and want to be in the best viewing spot along the route," Keleher said. "But it's the job of the control boats to make sure those not in the parade stay back enough so there's no threat to the safety of those involved in the parade." Through the years, no major problems have occurred. Every so often, a boat captain will "get carried away" and has to be warned, Bell said. 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The oldest is the Georgian mansion, Olde Pink House, appropriately painted pink. Built in 1771, notable figures such as Sherman's general and revolutionary patriots dinned here. The antique-filled dining room glows by candlelight, the soft light of crystal chandeliers and a soothing gas fire flame in the grate. If the main dining area is full, try the downstairs tavern, a piano bar with dual fireplaces. It's a cozy spot to enjoy crab-stuffed grouper and other dishes steeped in the traditions of the Low Country. Mrs. Wilkes, a Savannah institution, serves a board- ing house-style lunch in the basement of a 1870s brick house. Visitors sit at long tables, savoring platters of fried chicken, ham, sweet potato souffle and sweet tea. Back on Bull Street, the Moon River Brewing Company offers fla- vorful handcrafted brews, pub grub and lively music. Offering classic beauty and southern charm, the sunlit windows of the Planter's Inn overlook Reynold's Square. 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California Cafe: Hyatt Regency Pier 66, Fort Lauderdale, 142 slips, 10-foot draft. 954-728-3572 or VHF channel 16. Cap's Place: Cap's Island, 2765 NE 28th Ct., channel marker 69, Lighthouse Point, 150-foot dock, 3-foot draft low tide, 5-foot draft high tide. 954-941-0418. Charley's Crab: 3000 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, 300-foot dock, 10-foot draft. 954-561-4800. The Cove: 1754 SE 3rd Court, Deerfield Beach, Hillsboro Blvd and the ICW; 170-ft. dock, 6-ft. draft low tide. 954-421-9272. DockSider's: Double Tree Guest Suites Galleria, 2670 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 300-foot dock, 6-foot draft. 954-565-3800. Downtowner Saloon: 10 South New River Drive East; east of the Andrews Avenue Bridge, Fort Lauderdale; city docks available on a first serve basis; 7-foot draft; takes boats up to 70 feet. 954-463-9800. Florida Tap Room: 515 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 80-foot dock space. 954-779-3008. Giorgio's: 606 N. Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW, can accommodate up to 200-foot yachts. 954-929-7030. Houston's Restaurant: 2821 E. Atlantic Blvd., ICW, Pompano Bch; accommodates about 15 boats, rafting. 954-783-9499. Jeremiah's Waterfront Grill: 101 North Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach, Sands Harbor Marina, boats up to 100', 6-foot low tide. 954-943-7737 or VHF Channel 9 and Channel 16. Joe's Riverside Grill: 125 Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach, iCW, boats up to 100', 4-foot draft low tide. 954- 941-2499. La Tavernetta: 926 NE 20th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Middle River, south of Sunrise Blvd.; slips available. 954- 463-2566. Le Tub: 1100 N. Ocean Dr., Hollywood, ICW; 150-foot dock, 5-foot draft low tide. 954-921-9425. Loggerhead Cafe: 6503 N. Ocean Blvd.,Dania Beach, space for 100 boats. Fixed Bridge 22' high. 954-923-6711 Marriott Portside Marina: Mariott Hotel, 1881 SE 17th St., Ft. Lauderdale, ICW; 6' low tide, up to 65' boat. 954- 527-6781. Martha's: 6024 N. Ocean Dr., Hollywood; 1,000-foot dock, 6-foot draft low tide. 954-923-5444. Pal's Charley's Crab: 1755 SE 3rd Court, Deerfield Beach, ICW, 80 slips, 6-foot draft. 954-427-4000. Radisson Bahia Mar Bar & Grill: 801 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; free dockage available at marina for patrons. 954-764-2233, ext. 653. Rendevous Bar & Grille located in Marina Bay, 2525 Marina Bay Drive West, Ft. Lauderdale, 7-foot draft. Call 954-797-0054, ext.580 or VHF channel 16. The River House: 301 SW 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, New River, city dockage available; 7-foot draft. 954-525- 7661 Roadhouse Grill: 3300 E. Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, ICW, 260-foot dock; 10-foot draft low tide. 954-772-3777. Rustic Inn: 4331 Ravenswood Rd., Fort Lauderdale, 200-foot dock, 3-foot draft; boats under 30 feet only. 954- 584-1637. Sands Harbor Patio Restaurant: 125 N. Riverside Dr., Pompano Beach, takes boats up to 100 feet, 6-foot draft low tide. 954-942-9100, ext. 6110. 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Broward Urban River Trails: 6 p.m. meeting the first Wednesday of the month at the Island City Park Preserve, 823 NE 28th St., Wilton Manors. 954-462-7766. South Florida Women Divers: 6 p.m. picnic followed by a 7 p.m. meeting at Pioneer Park Annex, 249 NE Fifth Ave., Deerfield Beach. 561-638-8487; www.sfwd.net. South Florida Divers: 7:30 p.m. meeting usually the first Wednesday of the month. Check website for location; www,sfdi.com. Multihull Association of South Florida: 8 p.m. meeting at the Miami Yacht Club, 1001 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. 305-377-9877 or 305-371-0703; www.masf-multihulls.com. Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people with mental illness meets the first and third Wednesdays at Soref Jewish Community Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954- 472-8241. 2, Thursday Seminar: "Impact ofthe US Patriot Act on Today's Business," at 5 p.m., sponsored by the German American Business Chamber of Florida at Merrill Lynch, in the conference room in the Wachovia Center, 45th floor, 200 S. Biscayne Blvd., Miami. 305-371-4282. 39th Annual Tampa Boat Show: noon to 9 p.m. today, runs through Sunday Dec. 5 at the Tampa Convention Center, 333 S. Franklin St., Tampa. Cost: $8 adults, $4 kids age 6-12, under 6 free. 813-274- 8511 or 800-426-5630; www.tampaboatshow.com. 3, Friday Jazz on the Circle: from 6-10 p.m. on Friday nights at Commercial Boulevard and State Road A1A in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Free. 954- 776-5092. Hollywood Nights: musical entertainment in downtown Hollywood the first and third Fridays of the month. 954-921-3016. 4, Saturday Holiday Boat Parade of the Palm Beaches: starts 6 p.m. traveling from Peanut Island north to Jonathan's Landing in Jupiter. Entry fees waived due to hurricane damage. 561-845-9010. Boating Safely: meets 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 601 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; taught by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Cost: $50. 954-463-0034; www.flotillatwo.org.- U.S. Coral Reef Task Force Special Session: from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Topic: "Responding to the Coral Reef Crisis: Improving Coral Reef - Management in South Florida," at the Miami Intercontinental Hotel, 100 Chopin Plaza, Miami. 305-292.0311, ext. 26. - Classic Car Show & Street Fair: from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on South Andrews Avenue from Davie Boulevard south to Southeast 1,7th , Street, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $12 in advance, $15 walk-ins. 954- 779-1420. Kayak for Beginners: starts 8:30 a.m., for ages 15 and up at Holland Park, located at Johnson Street and Northlake Drive, Hollywood. Cost: $35. 954-967-4644 or 954-328-5231. Christmasfor the Animals: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Poinciana Park, 1501 S. 21st Ave., Hollywood. Donations of pet items requested. 954-921-3061. 5, Sunday Palm Beach Sailing Club: 2 p.m. small boat sailing, 600 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach. 561-965-8225; www.pbsail,com. SunTrust Sunday Jazz Brunch: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. along Riverwalk in downtown Fort Lauderdale. 954-828-5985. Seven Seas Cruising Association: international group of cruising sailors meets for breakfast Sundays at various locations. 954-771- 5660. Genealogical Society of Broward County: 2:30 p.m. meeting in the community room of the West Regional Library, 8601 W. Broward Blvd., Plantation. 954-581-3932. 6, Monday Basic Safe Boating Course: registration at 6:45 p.m., sponsored by the Fort Lauderdale Power Squadron, takes place the first Monday of the month. Current course to be completed on Saturday, Dec. 11 with a full day of instruction at 9 a.m., at the squadron facility at, Lauderdale Marine Center, 2029 SW 20th St., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $45. 954-523-3577; www.flpowersquadron.org. Knights of Pythias: meets 7:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 12210 Biscayne Blvd., North Miami. 305-756-1902; Knights_ofpythias_196@webtv.net. Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 9:30-11:30 a.m. duplicate bridge les- son Mondays at the Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $4 nonmembers. 954-761- 1577. 7, Tuesday Marine HistoricalSociety: 7:30 p.m. lecture. 954-584-4926. South Florida Flats Anglers: meetings held 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at Grampa's restaurant, 17 SW First St., Dania Beach. 954-491-5900 or 954-964-0702. South Florida Fishing Club: 6:30 p.m. dinner at Tony Romas, 18050 Collins Ave., North Miami Beach, followed by a 7:30 p.m. meeting the first and third Tuesday of the month. 954-761-3774 or 954-462-0128. Broward Sierra Club: 7 p.m. meeting at Anne Kolb Nature Center, 651 Sheridan St., Hollywood. 954-970-0150. The Undersea Adventurers Dive Club: 6 p.m. dinner at the Flaming Pit, 1150 N. Federal Highway, Pompano Beach. 954-426-0808; DIN- ODIVR@bellsouth.net. 8, Wednesday Chanukah starts Broward Urban River Trails: meets 5:30 p.m. at Secret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale. 954-791-1030. Ladies, Let's Go Fishing: Southeast Florida chapter meets the sec- ond Wednesday of the month. 954-923-3072; www.geocities.com/llgf- southeastflorida/ or e-mail LLadyfish32@aol.com. Libertarian Party of Broward County: meets 7:30 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month at 1507 N. State Road 7; Margate. 954- 968-4593. Downtown Live: 6-10 p.m. Wednesday in Himmarshee Village, along Southwest Second Street, Fort Lauderdale. 954-828-5363. Have a Heart Transplant Support Group: meets 6:45 p.m. in the media room of Broward General Hospital, 1600 S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale. 954-755-0666. .9,Thursday Friends of the Deerfield Beach Arboretum: 7 p.m. horticultural seminar at Constitution Park, 2841 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield Beach. 954-480-4494. Apr6s Plongee Dive Club: meets 7:30 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at Lighthouse Dive Center, 2507 N. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach. 954-782-1100. Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club: meets 7:30 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at the Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club, 2701 NE 42nd St., Lighthouse Point. 954-785-3666. Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: meets 8 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at the Wilton Manors Woman's Club, 600 NE 21st Court, Wilton Manors. Sailing Singles of South Florida: meets 7 p.m. Thursday at the Downtowner, 10 S. New River Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Call 954-462- 4575; www.sailingsingles.org. 10, Friday Boynton-Delray Boat Parade: starts 6:30'p.m. traveling south of Mile Marker 46, just west of the Boynton Beach Inlet, south to the C-15 Canal. No boater entry fee. 561-278-0200. Miami Yacht Club: meets 8 p.m. the second Friday of the month, 1001 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. 305-377-9877. Friends of the Deerfield Beach Arboretum: free guided tours 10 a.m. on Fridays and the first Saturday of the month at Constitution Park, 2841 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield Beach. 954-480-4494. Singles Boating Club of the Palm Beaches: meets the second and fourth Friday of the month at Doubletree Hotel, 4431 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens. 561-627-3293. Broadwalk Friday Fest: Cinema by the Sea, 7-10 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Theatre at Johnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. 954-924-2980. 11, Saturday Boca Raton Holiday Boat Parade: starts 6:30 p.m. traveling from the C-15 Canal south on the ICW to the Hillsboro Boulevard bridge. No fee to enter. 1-877-88-BOATS Hollywood Beach Candy Cane Parade: starts 7 p.m., from North Beach Park to Harrison Street along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, Hollywood. Featuring Bill Haley's Comets with John "Bam Bam" Lane before and after the parade at the Hollywood Beach Theatre, at Johnson Street and the Broadwalk. Free. 954-921-3404. Boating Safety Course Continuation: from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 2029 SW 20th St., Fort Lauderdale; sponsored by the Fort Lauderdale Power Squadron. Cost: $45. 954-522-7486. Support Group: 2 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people with mental illness on the second and fourth Saturday of the month at Memorial Outpatient building, 3329 Johnson St., Hollywood. 954-721- 1866. 12, Sunday "Amazing Sundays:" noon brunch and entertainment every Sunday at Nikki Marina, 3660 S. Ocean Drive, Hollywood. 954-602-8750; www.nikkimarina.com. Renaissance Chamber Orchestra: 3 p.m. in the sanctuary at Second Presbyterian Church, 1400 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $20. 754- 368-4400. Jazz at the Aruba Beach Caf6: starts 5 p.m. at the Aruba, 1 Commercial Blvd., Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. 954-776-0001. 13, Monday Miami Dragon Boat Club: meets at 8621 SW Fifth St, Miami. 305- 633-0168; email: miamidragon@earthlink.net. Wilton Bookies: 7:30 p.m. meeting and book discussion group at the Wilton Manors Library, 500 NE 26th St., Wilton Manors. 954-390- 2195; email www.wmlibrary@aol.com. Young Democrats of Broward County: meets 6:30 p.m. the sec- ond Monday of the month at Brasserie Restaurant, 333 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 954-584-2644 or 954-593-8826. Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 9:30-11:30 a.m. duplicate bridge lessons Mondays at the Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $4 nonmembers. 954- 761-1577. 14, Tuesday Broward Boating Club: meets 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month at American Legion Post 304, 41 NE First Court, Dania Beach. 954-321-0330 or 954-316-0236. 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Downtown Live: 6-10 Wednesday nights in Himmarshee Village, along Southwest Second Street, Fort Lauderdale. 954-828-5363. 16, Thursday Miami Sport fishing Club: 8 p.m. meeting the first and third Thursday of the month, 1711 W. 38th Place, unit 1104, Hialeah. 305-885-1666. Sunset Celebration: 5-9:30 p.m. Thursday at Sailfish Marina and Road, Fort Lauderdale. 954-491-3697, 954-467-1366; www.ocean- watch.org. Gulfstream Sailing Club: 6:30 p.m. dinner followed by an 8 p.m. meeting at Shooters, 3033 NE 32nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. 954-583- 3738; www.gulfstreamsailingclub.org. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary: meets 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month at Plantation Community Center, 5555 Palm Tree Road, Plantation. 954-797-5295. Palm Beach Sailing Club: meets 6:30 p.m. at 4600 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach. 561-881-0809. CAPTAIN'S LICENSE USCG APPROVED COURSES- NO USCG TEST! *Dec. 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Cost $12. 954-921-3016, ext. 19. 17, Friday Broadwalk Friday Fest: dancing and music 7-10 p.m. the second and fourth Friday of the month on Hollywood beach on the Broadwalk, Hollywood. 954-924-2980. Free Boat Inspections: performed by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at the 15thStreet public ramp base in Fort Lauderdale. 954- BHB!. . jl r, W , PrSO OPrices PerI FOot Super KL F/G Bottomkote ACT F/G Bottomkote Unepoxy Plus $17.50 $19.75 $22.50 $24.50 $25.50 Micron CSC F/G Bottomkote Aqua Trinidad Ultrakote $18.75 $20.75 $23.50 $25.00 $27.00 Ultima SR Trinidad SR Ultra w/ Biolux Micron Extra w/ Biolux $22.50 $24.00 $27.00 $29.50 $31.50 Micron 66 SPC Micron Optima Trilux 33 Alumacoat $25.00 $26.50 $30.00 $32.50 $35.00 Price includes: Haul & Launch, pressure clean, paint and labor to apply. Does not include barnacle scraping. This will be billed at $43.00 per hour. 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NEATFLEET- cleaning zincs, props, inspections, all major CC. www.neatfleet 954-527-0100 Professional Dive Service HULLS & PROPS CLEANED ZC STALLED MONTH & BI-MONHY SERVICE AMILABLE s 305-218-0705 UMBlD EDWUDBwTL E MA:UILTEX@MSINCOEM S C& DI VING SINCE1979 UNDERWATER BOAT SERVICES LICENSED &INSURED L PROPS HULL & BARNACLE CLEANING/ZINC REPLACED A Monthly I Bi-Monthly Services S 954-254-5151 x v> M | '3i I Professional Diving Services American adckt MAINTENANCE SBarnacle Removal * Bottom Scrub * Props & Zincs * All Underwater Maintenance -"-M 1-888-883-BOAT 954-745-5877_ S www.cleanyachtcom A & J Diving Services, Inc. * Bottom Cleaml gt * Props & Shaft Choaage * lae Replacement * Valable Recovered * Feat Friemdly Service iic4-41-220 Jobs KRMg UnreO d A Ieowrd Diving continues next page wY 1 (954) 476-96lg 1~IC1 WAT';a;4,A ., ., .jvRONT-aEW-.-flwr3 rr-..*,st,; 5.. ;#;e Ulm~~~ 6 0liL-~ a ". DECEMBER 2004 Diving continued U/W Mntc & Detailing Service. Ex-military master diver 40yrs exp 954-600-6222 GOLD COAST DIVING bottom cleaning.zincs* props *inspection. Ph: 561-347-7811 954-914-1011 UNDERWATER boat bottom cleaning, zinc replacement prop change affordable prices. Call Roy 754-423-1346 Gold Coast Diving Propeller Services PICK-UP & DELIVERY (MIAMI TO PALM BEACH) 'j ,I i Mlif'TIIlu a , ALL SIZES FROM MEGAYACHT TO OINGHY FULLY UCENSED & INSURED (954)914-1011* (561) 347-7811 UNDERWATER Boat Maintenance Reasonable, Affordable Priceslll Props, Zincs, Detailing Same, Next Day Service Roy (754)423-1346 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 SAME DAY DOCKSIDE SERVICE V & G Yacht Works 954-925-6336 Traderock Marine Service Inc. ELECTRONICS Installation & repair. Satellite phone setup & installation. Sales & Service. Call today. 1-888-700-7765 .w INFNITY MARINE ELECTRONICS "We can help with all of your marine requirements" Complete refitting & installation. Marine electrical & electronics. Electrical engineering & design. Complete rewiring our specialty. Complete CAD design drawings Auithorized Balmar eic,:irirn;ic ins.tllaion Fredestimades compellive pnces Unequaled 24-nour dockside sernPce & repair. Licrn~i d & insurea Mfoble- 954/445-4500 Em3,a Infinitycom@attbl.com SAME DAY DOCKSIDE SERVICE V & G Yacht Works 954-925-6336 GLASS WORKS A Complete Fiber-Glass Service Structural Cosmetic Foam Colors Matched Custom Fab Blister Repair 35 Years Experience At Your Service CAIIIS cee954-270.420o Beep: 954-231.7454 Fax 9544723782 ALL Marine HEADLINERS & INTERIORS for free estimates call 954-257-4213 ffL^ydraulHU New to Boating? .Need Confidence? IMfartne Mentors Primvae Hands-On ostrucon aboard your vessel Captain Lanny Dixon (954) 523-7789 U.S.C.G. Licensed Master (954) 980-2919 25 years of local experience Check o the many other Member Ft Laud. Boat Club services re offer at Member. Women Anoard www.marlnemenor.com Instruction continues next column Instruction continued DOCKING LESSONS with your new boat Call Capt Doreen at E-Z Boating 561-302-8943 ALL Marine HEADLINERS & INTERIORS for free estimates call 954-257-421 3 L-_ - CHAMPAGNE GRAPHICS- gauge plates, name tags, marine signage, rubber stamps & more. Call 954-584-8314. CUSTOM BOAT LETTERING & ARTWORK- Gold Leaf, Vinyl & Enamel. Call 954-782-7676. SIGN ALL- High performance vinyl boat lettering & graphics, 22k gold leaf. Mobile service. E-mail: sga2610@netzero.com phone/fax: 954-322-8178 YACHT LETTERING Transoms Liferings 3-D Nameboards Stripes Graphics 954,923'7690 2 maUS BERuf RE MIII E IAUullnAII Vinyl Graphics *Gold Leaf Life Rings & more 954-592-1431 signmanl 2@aol.com Machne hop --Family Business Since 1969 ALL WORK GUARANTEED New Construction Docks Inspection Reports Pilings Custom Wood Decks Seawall Construction Landscaping Seawall Repairs Crt. o Competency #80635 ob Cooper, President Lcnsd Insured 954-587-2628 -- 3500 Field Road, Fort Lauderdale ---- C allVnc;56w12 CRESCENT MARINE ELECTRONICS USCG Certified Marine Electricians FCC License GROL/GMDSS/RADAR Dockside Service Phone: 1-800-203-6178 Marine Electronics continue next column =I o^l pi: i"ngs Marine Electronics continued 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 YACHT MECHANICS of FLORIDA- over 20 yrs exp, factory cert. Honest, Reliable. Diesel, Gas, O/B. Full Service. See our ad on page 19. Call 954.709.7104. MECHANICAL WORK- Service, Repair, Maintenance. Oil Change Tune Ups I/O Board. 1-888-883-BOAT 954-745-5877 HomePortDiesel.com Diesel Engine Survey & Repair Service Minor tune up to major overhauls Office: 954-319-1403 fax: 954-760-7001 Performance Services - 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 bINFNIT/ VRCHTlA MNRGfMNT "Weconhelpwitholl of your maine requirements" Specializing in AWLBRITE*AWLGRIPBristol'Eplfanes Free estimates, competitive prices. Unequaled 24-hour dockside service & repair. Licensed & insured. Mobile: 954/445-4500 Email: infinitycom@attbi.com Plumbing on Seacocks, Heads, Fuel & Water System, replacement of Sea Strainers, Hoses, A/C pumps, Bilge & Transfer pumps, Exhaust Systems & misc. Call Hurtak Marine 954-483-3006 CHICO's MARINE SERVICES JORGESOSA YACHT 954-260-7840 GENERAL PLUMBING LICENSED CHILLED WATER SYSTEMS INSURED & ALL TYPES OF WATER PuMPS 19 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN BUILDINs &REPAIR MARINE SURVEYOR & CONSULTANT- Pre- purchase & insurance, sail & power. French Spoken. Wmin Seager. Tel.: 954-527-0870. MARINE SURVEYORS- buyers & insurance. Surveys for both POWER & SAIL Call Ed Rowe & Jon Howe @ 954-792-6092. RHODES MARINE SURVEYORS & CONSULTANTS Inc. Mark Rhodes & Mike Rhodes. Buyers, insurance & evaluation. Power & sail. Call 954-946-6779 or 946-6671. DAVID PRICE, INC- Marine Surveyors, ALL type surveys- power & sail. 954-463-6946 STETLER MARINE SURVEYS Power/Sail prepur- chase, ins. & damage claims 866-877-5967 PROFESSIONAL MARINE SURVEYS, Inc. Pre- purch, Insur & Financial. Dick Williamson AMS/ SAMS. Ph: 561-272-1053 or 800-329-1053 INSURANCE, BUYERS & FINANCIAL SURVEYS Report same or next day. BOAT-US apprvd. Darrell Brizendine, AMS/SAMS 954-524-8661 SAMS-Marine Surveyor-Steve Snider-SA prepurchase insurance financial surveys Yachts-small craft. Visa/MasterCard www.powerboatsurvey.com 954-942-4803 CRESCENT MARINE Vessel Surveys- Certified since 1992 Tom Leslie, Master 500 Gross Tons, FCC License GROL/GMDSS/RADAR Phone: 1-800-203-6178 Oceanside Marine Survey Pre-Purchase CN Damage Appraisal Mark Mowl 25 Years Industry Experience Fort Lauderdale Stuart 954-522-2800 ext 222 772-486-2515 Surveyors continue next column Surveyors continued HomePortDiesel.com Diesel engine room survey service Motor Vessel & Sailboat Office: 954-319-1403 fax: 954-760-7001 MARITIME SURVEYS, INC. Ship & Yacht Surveyors/Consultants USSA CertifiedMaster Marine Surveyora'US Surveyors Assoc. All types of SurveysAvailable Thermal Imaging Available Commercial Fishing Vessel Certified Phone: 954448-1872 Fax: 954-476-993 WWW.MARTIMESURVEYS.COM S CLARK'S UPHOLSTERYp- dr/aaWssAuto Trim 'When QuaityIlsj 9Mdust" MARINE RESTAURANTS AUTO'S Boat Cushions Recovered/Replaced Booths, Chairs& Barstools Recovered Auto Seat Repairs/ Replacement Convertible Tops & Repairs Headliners, Carpets, Sunroofs, Bectic Windows & Door Lock Repairs (954) 739-1971 CLARK'S UPHOLSTERY,- dbatCark's Auto Trim 'When Quality Is ( Must' MARINE RESTAURANTS AUTO Boat Cushions Recovered/Replaced Booths, Chairs & Barstools Recovered Auto Seat Repairs/ Replacement Convertble Tops & Repairs Headliners, Carpets, Sunroofs, Eletric Windows & Door Lock Repairs (954) 739-1971 : t 1A - 1 C 1-800-597-9907 0,'.. 954-547-0153 We are tte experts inl higfperfornmne ioeatsg&carst NAUTIC MARINE WELDING- Stainless & Alum. Fabrication. Onsite welding. 954-563-9932 Fuel Tanks, Radar Arches / Davits. SGA MOBILE Welding + Mechanic + Fiberglass ON SITE: ss-alum. Trailer repair on road. Call 954-258-2946 Welding & Metal Fabrication Competitive Pricing, 24-hour, mobile aluminum, stainlesssteel www.DecorModernMetals.com 954-946-1962 Teak, Jatoba, Red Oak, White Oak, Merbau glue dowirflooring pre pthed $3.95 ,per sq ft. Open 6 days. Enduracolor Hardwood Flooring, 1942 Tigertail Blvd., Dania, FL 954-922-9663 .im. Yfactc Carpentry ieak decks and repairs Custom cabinetry Mica and Plexiglass work Highest quality Competitive prices Shi Sowev P*r Call Gordon........... 954-791-5657 Beeper bpr: 690-2272 fax: 791-5633, -. INFINITYYACHT MANAGEMENT "We can help with all of yourmarine requirements" Complete refitting & installation. All phases of custom woodworking, including: veneer, starboard & corian. Free estimates, competitive prices. Unequaled 24-hour dockside service & repair. Licensed & insured. Mobile: 954/445-4500 Emaillnflnitycom@attbi.com Woodworking continues next page You can view these same slips on the web at waterfront.news.com Anywhere In the World, right nowlll -j -I DWAEER2004a "- "N-. I [Wodwokin : Woodworking continued EXPERT MARINE CARPENTRY 20 years experience. 754-214-0696 HARBOR YACHTSMEN; Specialty CiistonJ.Carpentr' Interior or Extep~ r -_ Power or Sail Anti ue or New. Proven Quality & Reliablii . Can't come to- W liio you. i RI u .ar maintenance &a Available S(954) 525-4638 (305)-942-7374 Bernini Boatworks Inc. REPAIRS & RESTORATIONS OF FINE WOODEN BOATS 954-610-7327 867 NE 30th ST Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Custom Pre-fabricated Solid Teak Decking Custom manufactured to templates, for installation by your crew or our team. Highest quality, fast service. TEAK MARINE PRODUCTS USA 1356 SE 17th Stret, FtLauderdale Tel: 954-523T70 Fax: 545234270 wwwAakrlmdn .rcom (An AIMCO contractor) .c ,INFINITY YACHT MANAGEMENT "We can help with all of your marine requirements" Complete refitting & installation. Marine electrical &electronics. All phases of custom woodworking. Plumbing, finishing, welding, fiberglass. Electrical engineering.& design. Complete CAD design drawings. Free estimates, competitive prices. Unequaled 24-hour dockside service & repair. Licensed & insured. Mobile: 954/445-4500 Email: infinitycom@attbi.com L South Florida's Premier Mobile Yacht Maintenance Co. Professional Detailing, Diving,' Mechanicsi.Maid Sv , Repairs & Rerinovuorns Deliveries & Provisioning. Moil. 5 44-4500 UI-I-ICE GeiCfIIEEATN 'r";l'. - Excellent refs &exp. Call 754-366-0864 We DREDGE your dock area, low cost, permitted by Broward County. Homeside Dredging Inc. 954-609-3262 homesidedredging@aol.com Decks, Docks & Driveways LLC Specializing in refinishing your existing decks, docks, and driveways: stamped or plain concrete, pavers or asphalt Chuck (954) 257-1288 Steve (954) 253-9760 Home Services continue next column r- Home Services continued AQUA KING POOL & SPA svc- 1.st month FREE Guaranteed best service in town! Affordable rates. Lic./lns. 954-547-7300 Over 23,000 waterfront ocean-access home dwellers get the Waterfront News delivered totheir front doors monthly from Delray to Miami Beach. Reach then by placing your ad today. Call.954-524,94,50 or 800-226-9464 -Se also the classified ad form on the bottom of page 31 to mail or fax in your ad. DIVERS for underwater yacht maintenance. Must have C-Card, dive gear & driver's license. Call 954-964-4804. DIVER & DETAILERS needed: must have own tropsnart Call Ed at 954-600-6 2 YACHT DETAILERS- LegaleReliable*Have transportation. Good pay. 954-527-0100 REFRIGERATION/AC- field technician for installation/service. Fulltime yr-round position. Good pay.Vacation*Medical Insurance. Will consider skilled marine workers. Rich Beers Marine 954-764-6192 MARINE PROPELLER RECONDITIONER- experience in all phases of reconditioning. Welding a plus. Call 954-894-8089. MARINE MECHANIC- St. Thomas CYOA Yacht Charters- Full Time. Top hourly pay. We are looking for an experienced person, with good attitude, sense of adventure & own tools. Experienced with diesel, outboards, plumbing, electrical & rigging. Fax resume to: 340-777-9750 or email to: John@cyoacharters.com ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, 40 hours per week, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., $55,000 per year. The job is located in Davie, Florida. Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering is required. Will supervise employees. Duties include: Research, develop, design, and test electrical com- ponents, equipment, and systems of yachts, power vessels, and other watercraft applying principles and techniques of electrical engineering. Design electrical equipment, facilities, components, products, and systems for various marine pur- poses..Design and directs engineering personnel in fabrica- tion of testcontrol apparatus and equipment, and determines methods, procedures, and conditions for testing products. Develop applications of controls, instruments, and systems for new commercial, domestic, and industrial uses. Direct activities to ensure that manufacturing, construction, installa- tion, and operational testing conform to functional specifica- tions and customer requirements. Direct and coordinate op- eration, maintenance, and repair of equipment and systems in field installations. Use computer-assisted engineering and design software and equipment to perform engineering taskst- Send resume to: Agency for Workforce Innovation, P.O. Box 10869, Tallahassee, FL 32302. RE Job Order FL #2570010. USCG Licensed Captain 10 yrs exp available immediately Sail/Power Boat Deliveries, Yacht Captain, etc. Call 954-328-6274. Coastal Tug & Barge, Inc., an EOE eiiployer is seeking: AB's, Engineers, OS's & Tankermen for vessel Positions. We:offer competitive:salary, conpieheiisive benefits; 14-oti/14-off schedule training & assistance with USCG Licensing. Candidates must pass drug screen & background check. Please call: (305) 579-5013. Want to purchase Minerals & other Oil/gas interests? Send details to: PO Box 13557, Denver, CO 80201 Wanted Boat -Books '. AZY (305)754-9309 -E-S www.KrazyJames.com Wanted: Advertisers in the Waterfront News As little as $20/month. Call 954-524-9450. See these same notices on the web waterfront-news.com Anywhere in the world... Right now! 'U HOTEL & OFFICE FURNITURE- AMC Liquidators has moved into bigger & better location: 3705 W Commercial BI, FtL. Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Sat 10-7. Sun noon-5. 954-735-2244 Hi Low BOAT TABLE open 41" long x 20.5" wide X 28" high $550.oo xlnt cond 954-785-3566 150' 1.25" tow line w/SS hardware & 10' painter. $1100. Call 954-914-2300.. Follow Me TV marine digital satellite system tracking unit. Never used; half priced. Call 650-400-1351. TRADER JOHN's Paperback Book & Record Exchange BUY SELL TRADE See our large MARITIME Section of NAUTICAL BOOKS 1907 Hollywood Blvd. 954-922-2466 MARIE RETAI. G01G OUT OF BUSINESS Everything 30% off *BOAT ACCESS SPERRY TOPSIDER SHOES SSPowTIF SHORTS AFTCO CLOTHING NAUTICAL DECORATIONS MAUI / COSTA SUNGLASSES & MORE... Boat Stuff National Marine Supply 2275 South Federal Hwy. Delray Beach, FL 33483 561-278-6521 MARINE YARD SALE Marquipt 600 Davit w/base 40HP Outboard Motor Charles 50AMP iso/boost transformer Filters & pumps Westerbeke 8Kw generator, Furuno 72-mile radar, Sea-tel DSS system, Sea 222 SSB, CCTV cameras & monitors, VHFs, Cruisair A/C systems, Carrier roof top 7500BTU A/C, Dockbox, Phaff 130 heavy duty sewing machine, Anchors - huge selection, 12 VDC Anchor Windlass, 80'- anchor chain, Galley Maid pressure water pump, Whale Gusher manual head pump, shore power cords, dock cart, Magma grill, aft deck ladders, SS genoa track, anchor roller, outboard motor block & tackle crane, portable fuel tanks, 8 radararch, misc. head & engine parts, fresh water pumps... Many new parts still in the boxes Too many items to list. You name it, We've got it! 17' Boston Whaler w/trailer 1976 Triumph Spitfire restored 209 Hendricks Isle Ft Lauderdale, FL Saturday, December 4h 8 a.m. 3 p.m. CUSTOM BEDDING ACCESSORIES CUSTOM BEDDING & ACCESSORIES I- COMFORT ON YOUR YAC4ETr PHONE/FAX: (954) 974-0836 E-nail: Bedmatesl@aol.com 2-TON ELECTRIC LIFT- like new, $ 1500.oo Call Q954-Q925-3;-?5 Perfect for: W ELLS SOLAR PANELS, WIND GENERATORS, ARCH RADAR, GPS, FLAGS & BURGEES, DAVIT etc. 2511 NW 16th Lane Pompano Bch, FL 33064 phone: 954-975-8288 More For Sale next column FOR SALE: This Space for Your Ad. Cal Waterfront News 954-524-9450 See these same pages on the web at www.waterfrorit-tiews.com Anywhere in the world, right now! Subscribe to Waterfront News Call 800-226-9464 More For Sale next page For Sale continued Southeast Custom Lift Systems Inc. Manufacturing Sales Service New & Used Steel Elevator Liftsfrom 3,5001b, to 14,000"' Aluminum Elevator Liftsfrom 5,000"' to 14,000"( Four Post Cradle Liftsfrom 7,000'" to 20,00(0" Eight Post Cradle Liftsfrom 30,000'" to 45,0001b SDavits Dock & Seawall Construction Steel & Aluminum Welding Accessories Free Estimates Office: 954-941-8090 Fax: 954-783-9398 1801 S.W. 7" Ave, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 secustomlifts@aol.com Since 1996 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 30 HP JOHNSON OUTBOARD $895. Call evenings 305-895-2674. YAMAHA 25 HP 4-stroke, 2004, less than 50 hours. $2500. Call 239-292-0558. *CAT 3208 435HP From $11,000 * Two 8-71T's Need Rebuild Pair for $7,000 S3-71 DETROIT Marine $3,500 SDETROIT 4-71 Runs Goodfrom $3,000 SDETROIT 6-7j1 Fresh From $7,500 SVOLVO 28HP with Gear R.T.O. $1,600 SPE RKINS 4-107 u lLh Gear R.T.O. $1,600 Hurricane Damaged Boats available. Others & Transmissions Available @ Yacht Fitters, Phone & Fax 954-768-9797 Moved to Downtown Waterfront @ 413 SW 3 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale Diesel Service available HOME & DOCKSIDE DELIVERY*Chadwick's Fuel Co. Stevie's finally back, formerly with Port. Over 20 yrs exp in marine fueling. All brands: Diesel fuel, lubricants, filters.. Call 754-224-8773. A&A MARINE ELECTRIC SERVICE- Kohler*Onan*Westerbeke 954-415-9632 PHASOR Diesel Generators, authorized dealer. Parts*Service*lnstall. Phasor/Lehman Ford dealer. BOMAC MARINE (954)766-2625 (800) 436-5708 GENERATE SALES of your own by advertising in the Waterfront News. Call 954-524-9540. WESTERBEKE 15Kw $3,500 6.5Kw ONAN Gas '$2,800 85KW J DEER 1200RPM $4,000 Two 4-71 Gen Sets 3PH; 60KW each $4,000 75Kw N Lts (J Deer) $4;500' Two 50Kw CUMMINS 4BT each $4,500 2- 30Kw Diesel RT.O. Call .. Hurricane Damaged Boats available. : . Others & Used Marine Gear Available @ Yacht Fitters, Phone & Fax 954-768-9797 Moved to Downtown Waterfront @ 413 SW 3 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale Visit La Regata's website for the latest in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean boating news. Download and print the monthly paper or search our archives. Send your written contributions and/or comments. Join the crew or watch us sail but stay with us! http://www.laregatapr.com 'acCart V MAGS& Magazines Paperbacks PAPERS! Newspapers Lottery Las Olas Fruit Shippers Roni 1400 East Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 rye (954) 467-7410 Owner DECEMBER 2004 WATER FU ONT- -E V For Sale continued PROPELLERS- Nibral-matched set RH & LH 5-blade 43" diameter x 48" pitch 4" Bore Excellent condition $7900 OBO 908-580-1081 '97 JAGUAR XJR super charged. Great Cond. New Mich. Tires New Brakes*Ready to Go. Priced Low for quick sale! $14K OBO 954-525-4638 Cell: 305-942-7374 14' inflatable dinghy with wood floor. $950. Also DAHON Mariner Folding Bike D6 (20"). Call 954-684-5060. 2003 11' AB-Ribbi (same as Caribe) w/ 15hp Mercury (03) Nearly new $3200. Also 300 + or CHARTS for around the world orig & copies xlnt cond. $350. Rob 954-235-2527 '96 TWIN VEE Catamaran. 8' rare find. New AwlGrip. Like new $900 11' Boston Whaler $1000 Johnson 6 hp O/B $400. Call 561-436-0489. F- d CALM WATER ELECTRIC BOAT COMPANY agents for Electracraft electric boats Sales, Rentals, Water Limo. Located at Marina Bay in Ft Lauderdale For no smell, no smoke, no noise. Call 954-791-8600. For Sale .-n. 92 Catalina 30 Sailing Sloop Excellent condition..better than new Complete cruising package, loaded with extras: Generator, A/C, microwave, auto-steer, GPS, full instruments, bimini & full canvas. Turn-key.Lready to go. $55,000 firm. (954) 779-3384 ,IS Sdr H. i jw a 4wn i ran elBKS M, lTUII Wol masierw/ f lu oamT new wood interiors; VIP w/ bath & shower, separate office, 3208T Cats, stabilized bow thruster, top of the line- $425,000. Call Dnnis at AllianceMarine954-5406385 E-.mail:jp@theruffrlder.com 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. POMP BCH- NFB,' 50 amp/wtr., prvt home, near inlet, $9/foot. Call 954-785-1446. POMP 16 St. NFB 10 min to inlet wtr/elec garbage, shower, lit up at night, use your vessel 24/7 park within 15' of dock. ' No Liveaboards. Call 754-235-2122. POMP BCH up to 35' 12K-LB Lift Elec FB at US1 $275/mo. Negotiable. 954-661-7597 Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 LIVE-ABOARD HEAVEN No one beats the amenities of the Atlantic Village Marina. Come see for yourself!!! 14' Cleamace. 1540 Griffin Road (next to the Hilton) Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Call 954-921-5595. Century East Apts 100 ISLE OF VENICE live- aboards welcome. Hot shower, toilet, BBQ, cable, phone. pool. laundry. 954-523-2156. DOCKSIDE SE 15th St. Sailboats to 45'. Liveaboard. Amenities. Call 504-782-5639. BAYVIEW- 1/2 mi to Bch. NFB. Deepwater. 36'x15' 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 N Fk New River @5 ST- 180' dock, gated, no Ivbd. NFB, Ilong term only. Ph 954-463-7581 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 NEWRIVER- 365' of hurricane-safe dock space, secure, fenced, lots of parking. Incl.: water/elec. No Lvbd. (954) 524-5975- 111 ISLE OF VENICE- deepwater dockage. Pool*Shower*Restroom*Pumpout Station- phone, cable. Very Clean. 954-524-4430. RIVERLAND area- wide canal,.Parking, Secure. Lic Capt. TLC available. Call 954-792-1293. BRAND NEW DOCKS on Las Olas Blvd up to 90'. 8 saips avi. No Lvbd. Jim 954-525-5268 N FORK NEW RIVER@5 CT. No Ivbd NFB long term only. 954-661-7028 954-525-0839 77 HENDRICKS ISLE- up to 50' slip, quiet, heated pool, $675 Ivbd, furished 1-BR apts uavilaili ; alv iirn IOa l .e"Call q'S41-52-6900. HENDRICKS ISLE- up to 50', ,16' beam. Shower *poolelaundryogated & secure 954-524-4660 LIVE-ABOARD Secluded dockage near ICW, reasonable rates, telephone & cable. Coconut Bay Resort. Call 954-563-4229. Dockage continues next column NORTH FORK NEW RIVER Shaded Liveaboard/StorageePooleLaundry Clubroom*Bath/Shower*Ample Parking Cable*Phone*Pump-outs 30/50ampeStorage Lockers Garage Workshops S(954) 523-7440 LOOKING for Private DOCKSPACE? SALL AREAS ALL SIZES DOCKFINDERS of South FLtrida RENTING DOCKSPC ' INQUIRE TODAY! 954-771-2680 info@dockfinders.com Dockage continued HENDRICKS ISLE to 52': laundry, pumpout, BBO. $475 to $600. Call 954-564-2467. ON EAST LAS OLAS NEW DOCK, NFB, includes electric/water, to 50' boat. 954-560-2915 BAYVIEW- up to 65', deep draft, NFB, wide canal off ICW, secure prvt entrance, ample parking. Rent negotiable. Call 954-537-7754. LAS OLAS ISLES Quiet private dock up to 70' Yacht 240v 50amp electric. NO LIVEABOARD Excellent location for storage or brokerage, only minutes to ocean. Call John 954-523-7007. LAUD ISLES up to 45' sailboat preferred. Wtr/elec. No Ivbd. $300/mo. 954-587-0047 LAS OLAS ISLES- wide dpwtr canal, sail or power to 35' NFB'No Lvbd. Wtr/Elec 954-524-7382 CITRUS ISLES- off New River. Private 30' dock wtr/elec. 954-523-2261 954-816-8338 LVBD to 42' Good Hurricane Hole, $425/mo + elec, phone, cable, on shore bath/shower, washer/dryer. Call 954-763-2748. 70' on NEW RIVER. Electric / Water 954-584-5001 LAUD ISLES- on New River, Deep, secure. Yacht to 110'. 210 elec /wtr 954-791-3142 TARPON RIVER area- H20/110V, up to 50', NFB. secure. NO LVBD. 954-761-3333 eve NORTH FORK- up to 40', NFB, no Ivbd. Water/elec. $275/month. 954-524-7549 NORTH FORK NEW RIVER- up to 55', NFB, elec & water, no Ivbd. 954-527-0902 DOCK avail on Las Olas Blvd. up to 50' No sailboats or Lvbd. Call Sherry 954-732-0715 CATAMARAN SLIP- 36'x23'. Liveaboard. Deepwater. $550/mo includes water/elec. Private bath. Laundry.Desirable, secure area off Bayview. Call 954-973-4981. NEW RIVER ocean access NFB up to 40' wtr/ elec $7/foot/month No Ivbd. 954-585-0484 LAUDERDALE ISLES deep; secure. To 32'. No Ivbd. Reasonable Call 954-581-6625. Dockage continues.next column MARINIEA Great Liveaboard Dockage Excellent Amenities From 700 per foot / per day. At Interstate 95 & State Road 84 on the South Fork of the New River 954-791-7600 or 954-240-0605 RIOt0 VISTA 80-foot Dock Along Beautiful New House Deep Water, Wide Canal Water/Electric. No Uve-aboards. Call954 557 9096. Empty Dock? No Problem! Fill it at DockLocators.com Allow DDoUkLcatorso'markei your dock for you. 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I L-- ----I------- ----------- -Xw-- Dockage continued LAS OLAS: SEVEN ISLES 10 lots from pt., up to 60', no bridges, no Ivbd. 954-524-5502 CITRUS ISLE- S Fork N.R. up to 45' sailboat. Electric/water. No Ivbds. Call 954-763-1357. NEAR PORT EVERGLADES, SE 10 St, no Ivbd, 50 amp, 4'depth on 70' seawall 954-524-2780 HENDRICKS ISLE- 40'x14'x6' d sail/low craft, NFB,EZ-ICW, no Ivbds, gated water, no lease $375/month. Call Tony 954-524-7466. LAUD ISLES on New River-NFB W of i95 up to 40', Wtr/elec. No LVBD. Call 954-770-8780. Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 LIVE-ABOARD HEAVEN No one beats the amenities of the Atlantic Village Marina. Come see for yourself!!! 14' Cleamace. 1540 Griffin Road (next to the Hilton) Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Call 954-921-5595. DANIA CUT-OFF CANAL- up to 75' short-term 1-mo min. long term avai-- 954-925-6336 DANIA Marina'District Apts- no brdgs, dpwtr, 50amp 110/220v/water, parking lot, no Ivbd, 25-60'. $8-$14/ft/mo 954-966-6564 HOLLYWOOD BCH-ICW. Up to 160', $18/ft/ mo. Also boat for rent to Ivbd. $120/week. Call 954-815-1533. DOCK 4 RENT in Safe Harbor Hallandale. 20x60 15' deep. 30&50 Amp 786-285-5626 Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 LIVE-ABOARD HEAVEN No one beats the amenities of the Atlantic Village Marina. Come see for yourself!!! 14' Clearnace. 1540 Griffin Road (next to the Hilton) Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Call 954-921-5595. Harbor Islands Marina Your Luxury Resort Destination! Slips Available 30-100 feet. Gated Community with Tropical Pool, Tennis, and Fitness Complex. Deluxe Marble Tiled Baths and Showers. S Convenieni Parking. Competitive Rates (954) 457-8557 MIAMI BCH Beautiful lux. homeadeepowtr & elecoview ocean access luxury sail only up to 55' NFB/Parking. Call 305-673-0077. Lease 75' &90' PRIME SLIP- Waterways marina Aventura. Call 214-642-5999 ezgojb@sbcglobal.net Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 Waterways Marina (Aventura) Deepwater premium slip located near ocean access. Marine store, several restaurants, and health spa on premises. Can accommodate up to 90' and includes cable, water, etc. Call 212-288-3310 *917-589-6046 ENr IANG eREDSPECIES For Sale or Lease 55-foot to 90-foot Boat Slips In Aventura, North Miami Tel.: 954.907.0330 BJPownall@bellsouth.net BOCA RATON- to 35' to 45', inside canal. Water/electric. Deepwater. 561-995-1577 Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 800-226-9464 Rentirig dockspace? Call DOCKFINDERS 954-491-9744. Empty Dock? No Problem! Fill it at DbckLocators.com Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 800-226-9464 Dockage continues next page 1. WSV DECEMBER 2004 Dockage continued DRY STORAGE for boats up to 26' no time limit V&G Yachtworks 954-925-6336 STORAGE- in-water covered & uncovered, short-term to year-round. So Fk New River, Ft L Summerfield Boat Works 954-525-4726 Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 DOCK & CHARTER your yacht from quaint inn- Las Olas/ICW/A1A area. Up to 60'. Unusual opportunity. Call 954-462-0531 E-Mail: Wishinn@aol.com ATTENTION: Yacht Brokers! Show Quality Dockage at Yacht Haven Park & Marina. Beautiful surroundings, 3000' avail., 7' draft, 30-50 amp svc, security, long or short term. 2323 SR 84. FtL. 954-583-5818 Find dining dockage at area waterfront restaurants on page 19 of this Waterfront News Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 OWN YOUR OWN DOCK- no bridges. Plus ground floor 1/1 apt co-op East of US 1 in Hallandale Beach, Florida $150,000. Call owner 954-684-6851 0 Featured Listings Longboat Key Moorings/Sarasota STwo 70'. Slips for Sale o Beam of Slip J-09 is 21' Beam of Slip F-04 is 26' Prices: J-09 $255,000 F-04 $270,000 Soverel Harbour Marina/Palm Beaches Heart of the Palm Beaches o Measures 55' x 21.43' o 24/7 Security e Price: #116 $250,000 Cif .R7 f 2.46.70025-orvls-i our web;sfe t Jt' n'i at www.hedlockominiumgroup.com MId. the drtkolalsom sroep A (66'x18) Sea-Wall Dock gi6&e 56&znd ~aeAt & ffeinio n &d Private membership required; Club facilities incl: golf, tennis, pvt. beach, pools, restaurant, grocery, laundry, etc. Callfor info- R. Rudnick 305-665-6777 Join South Florida's largest fleet of dockage ads. Call Waterfront News @ 954-524-9450 COVERED BOAT WORK AREA- up to 1700 sq ft w/avail office, 300 SF. Water access Dania Cut-off Canal, no bridges, 10 min from Port Everglades.,..- Call Joe.&A544.2-6336. DANIA- 2400 SQ FT $11 .oo/foot 10' ceilings 10-ton A/C. Yearly Lease. 954-925-3535 See these same properties on the web at waterfront-news.com anywhere in the world, right nowl 01 Waterfront-across from beach fum 1-bdrm apts cable/full kitchen/laundry/no pets/discounts for crew wkly/monthly rates starting at $950/mo. Call 954-564-4341 800-543-2006 SHADY BANKS- DW, NFB, 3/2, 1680 SF, pool/dock $2500/month. Note: with upstairs studio an additional 458 SF add $500. Available Jan 1st 2005. Call 954-347-5468. Waterfront 2/2, 1440 SW 15 ST. Remodeled. $1000/mo. Call 954-258-7545. HOLLYWOOD- Ocean-Access, 3/2, new dock. Renov. new Kitchen, Yearly or Seasonal. $2,200/mo. CJ McCartney, Remax Partners. 954-663-2262 www.cjmccartney.com 15th ST Ft. Laud.- 1./1 $750 or w/dock $1150. Pool No Pets. 954-829-4155 3BR/2BA waterfront corner lot. Dania Cut-off Canal, Pool. AC $2300/mo/yr lease No seasonal. Call 954-924-6212. Dockage available separately. Delray Beach 2br, 2.5 baths, in.Private Guard gated Community. Includes 40'+ dock. No fixed bridges. Direct waterview. 2 master suites with private baths, +1/2 bath. Large screened patio plus balcony off master BR. Available fully furnished. Annual lease @ $2,000/month. 561-665-0900 Waterfront Pool Home w/Dock CITRUS ISLES- 3/2 Waterfront pool home w/dock 75' deepwater canal. NFB. $1975/month. S Call 954-463-1285 ISLE OF VENICE- Century East Apts. Pool/ BBQ/Cable/Laundry. Affordable rates. Furn apts. Weekly/Monthly; Call 954-523-2156. 77 HENDRICKS ISLE wtrfrt 1BR, furnished apt., heated pool, parking, dockage, gas BBQ, cable TV.. no lease $1650/mo. 954-525-6900 BAYVIEW- 2/2's & 1/1's near ICW & Beach. Laundry. Dock avail.Call 954-568-0627-954-439-6716 15th ST.: 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Pool/cable. Great location for Shops & Restaurants. Yrly contract. From $800/mo 954-764-2337 DEEPWATER Z-story nome- N-B, 4/2.5 Riverside. 61' on water. 1729 W Las Olas. Hurricane secure. $549K. 954-524-4496 COLDWELL BANKER Residential Real Estate Rich Thompson Your Waterfront Specialist Cell# 954-684-5374 Off#954-847-1116 Search the MLSfor WATERFRONT HOMES, visit www.r-iclhmyrealtor.com Real Estate continued SLAS OLAS ISLES 633 ROYAL PLAZA DR- South , Las Olas Isles! 100' seawall, NFB, Ocean access. Newly upgraded & improved 44.5 open &elegant. Greatroom wl28' ceiling & 20' fireplace. Lg bar, open kitchen. Central NC. $3,895,000.: IFLORIAN ISLES, Dania- 3/2, 2,500 SF, BOATER's DREAM, 60' dock with ocean access. Marble floors & Granite counter tops. $499,999. Looking to Buy or SellWaterfront Property? Call John M. Ryan The Waterfront Specialist with I.. 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S80' of RIVERFRONT Spacious 3/2 directly on the New River! Open floor plan, large family room, screened patio, split bedrooms, fireplace and garage. Call for details. IAros. * 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 pes OK (owners only) No fxed bridges, ocean access dockage (owners only as available) 1& 2 BEDROOM $169,900-$339,000 CALL FOR CURRENT AVAILABLE CONDOS RIVER REACH ANNUAL RENTALS FROM $925-$1325 INTERNATIONAL RELOCATION SPECIALIST Toni K. Napolitano, CRS, GRI, CIPS 954-712-9369 Keyes RIty, Ft Laud. PANY RARE CROWN JEWEL Estate on over 1 Acre Point Lot Bring your mega yachts to dock at this 545' waterfront gem. Magnificent resort retreat 4' -: ." ' living with every imaginable convenience. Near trendy SLas Olas yet on a secluded, lush landscaped lot with the grandeur of lighted clay tennis courts & immense pool. Over 12,000 total SF of luxury living Awaits in paradise. Motivated owner. Price Upon Request. Call Debbie Haines The Waterfront Specialist Realtor a 954-232-7253 www.trophyproperties.net --- -----_--.------i------ ---------------------" CLASSIFIED AD FORM WATERFRONT NEWS NAME II ADDRESS 1515 Southwest First Avenue CLASSIFIED RATES: (39 spaces per line) Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315 Fmtles .l. $20 CITY STATE ZIP TO N Each line additional...$5.00 TECTION: PHONE ( ) SECTION: Phone: (954) 524-9450 n $ m . I20 . 25 130 135 140 145 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINE: the 15th day of the month prior to issue SCredit Card: Type- Visa M/C AmEx Discover Card # Exp Date I SCard Billing Street Address: Signature Date-./_/ Lm m**J-* ----**********---***-- " * TROPICAL POINT- Tropical waterfront enclave in downtown Fort Lauderdale- 3-bedroom, 3.5 -bath home with open floor plan completely remodeled. 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