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UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS May 2018 The Tidings

San Carlos Bay Sail & Power Squadron in its 50th year is a unit of the United States Power Squadrons, District 22 1

UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS®

The Tidings® Come for the boating education...Stay for the friends sm San Carlos Bay Sail & Power Squadron www.scbps.com May, 2018

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ACTIVITIES FOR May, 2018

CLASSES & SPECIAL EVENTS

5/1-5/3 C&R Palm Island 5/14 Ex. Com. meeting @ 9am 5/19-5/25 National Safe Boating Week

From the editor: Use your QR scanner on your smart phone, ipad etc. and scan the above QR code to access the San Carlos Bay Sail & Power Squadron website www.scbps.com▲

Tidings Advertisers Capt. Neil Eisner Page 3 Fish Tale Marina Page 5 Sanibel Captiva Community Bank Page 5 Landseaair Page 5 Ron Dao’s Page 6 Dr. Scott C. Schwartz DDS. Page 6 Shellpoint Page 6 Original Shrimp Dock Page 6 Lighthouse Restaurant Page 7 Marine Trading Post Page 7 Matanzas on the Bay Page 8 Diversified Yachts Services Page 8 Port Sanibel Marina Page 9 Page Marine Group Page 9 Nauti Parrot Page 9 Hill Marine Service 0 Waterway Boat Lift Covers Page 10 Parrot Key Page 10 Finemark Bank Page 11 Gavin’s Ace Hardware Page 12 Caloosa Yacht & Racquet Club Page 14

April was a very busy whirlwind month for many of us. We had a “new member” pizza party. There was a good turn-out and good pizza with a lot of fun conversations. Our April C&R was to the Nauti Parrot and 39 people attended (!!!) with nine boats in all. What a good time we all had. And the Nauti Parrot is quite the place indeed! Assistant Squadron Administrative Officer John Manos accepted an appointment to the position of Squadron Historian. Continued page 2 column 1

The Commanders Message Cdr. Bill Behrens, P



A big THANK YOU, John! District 22’s Spring Conference in Punta Gorda on Saturday, April 14, 2018 was attended by eight (8) of our squadron members. A big THANK YOU to each of them. The preceding District 22 Commander’s Meeting (on the Friday before the Conference) was very informative and, for the next Commander’s Meeting (in the fall), all Squadron Bridge Officers will be invited to attend and participate with the Commanders. This could very well be an extremely good addition to the meeting with fresh new ideas and thoughts to be added to the discussions. At the Conference our squadron received several awards. They are: From District 22: 1st PLACE (in the District)

The Anna Maria Island “SHIPPING OVER”

Award

Awarded to squadrons showing the largest

percentage of membership renewals for the

current year ending December 31, 2017.

From National (Membership Committee):

HONORABLE MENTION “SQUADRON GROWTH AWARD”

In recognition of outstanding membership growth

and retention among all squadrons exceeding 114

members. Continued next column →

From National (to the staff of the squadron monthly publication The Tidings):

“DISTINCTIVE COMMUNICATOR”

In recognition of Distinctive Performance for

United States Power Squadrons publication in

2017.

From National (to the staff of the Squadron Web Site):

“DISTINCTIVE COMMUNICATOR”

In recognition of Distinctive Performance for

United States Power Squadrons publication in

2017.

From District 22:

3rd PLACE

The Crystal River “VESSEL SAFETY CHECK IMPROVEMENT AWARD”

In recognition of outstanding Vessel Safety

Checks by a squadron in District 22 awarded to

the squadron that obtained the highest

percentage increase of Vessel Safety

Inspections from the previous year.

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From National: USPS EDUCATIONAL FUND CERTIFICATE OF MERIT 30TH Award In appreciation of the Extraordinary

Contribution for the furtherance of education in

the fields of navigation and small boat handling.

From District 22:

A $60.28 check

Awarded to our squadron as its share of funds

from a fundraiser conducted on a District 22

Cruise.

Our squadron did very well regarding awards. Special recognition to all of the squadron members which allowed us to receive two awards for membership retention and growth; and John Ragone, for The Tidings award; Charlie Richardson for our website award; all the vessel safety inspectors for the Vessel Safety Check award; and the Educational Award for our contribution. Well done all! The District 22 Change of Watch on took place and the newly installed District 22 Bridge is as follows: District Commander Donald K. Cook, SN

District Executive Officer Edward (Ted) H.

Reiss Jr SN

District Education Officer John Nason Continued next column →

The Commanders Message Cdr. Bill Behrens, P.

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District Administrative Officer Samuel Bonilla

AP

District Secretary George Musco

District Treasurer Andrea K. Battaglia SN

Barbara Cartwright, a USPS member, operates “Anchored Stitches Embroidery” in Port Charlotte. The reason I mention this is she will put the new “America’s Boating Club” logo on your polo shirts for $6.50 each. Her contact information is (941) 743-4770, [email protected]. She is very reasonable in price and very accommodating. Ron and I both brought polo shirts and she put the “America’s Boating Club” logo on them while we were at the Conference. The Monthly Membership Meeting in April at Shell Point was a big and positive hit. There were 36 people in attendance and for dinner we had a choice of Italian food in a buffet, or Italian food cooked while we waited or, third choice, a roast beef platter. Everyone commented on how good, tasty and plentiful the food was. For dinner we were seated in the Crystal Room behind some semi-partitions and enjoyed lots of camaraderie.

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Picture taken at April C&R at Nauti Parrot →

From the Executive officer Lt/C Ron Terciak JN

Our Vessel Safety Check program is rolling right along and at press time we were third in the district. The squadron placed third at the D-22 Spring Conference in Punta Gorda for having the third largest percent increase in VSC’s from the previous year. Thank you to all our inspectors and those of you who had their boats inspected. We had a wonderful turnout for our April “C&R with 39 members and 10 boats meeting for lunch at the Nauti Turtle on Fort Myers Beach. In May, we will be off to Palm Island for a three-day cruise. Please don’t forget that if you are headed north this summer and are in a boating area to look to see if there is a United States Power Squadron unit in your area and join in their summer activities. ■

Have you checked out "America's Boating Channel"? USPS has worked with Towboat US to create a series of short videos (From under a minute up to 8-10 minutes) on a wide range of boating topics. You can get quick refreshers on Rules of the Road, learn how to program and use an MMSI, and how to stop a PWC. Available boating skills videos include all of the following topics: • • Planning Ahead • Vessel Inspection • Preparing for Departure • Departing • Steering Basics • Stopping and Holding Position • Pivot Turn • Getting on Plane • Maneuvering on Plane • Stopping a Boat on Plane • Anchoring a Boat • Man Overboard Many topics are also available. Check out the website http://americasboatingchannel.com Also, if you haven’t checked lately, you might want to visit the USPS Education site to identify lots of useful apps for boaters. At https://www.usps.org/index.php/departments/13000/13000-apps-for-boatersyou’ll find dozens of available apps—some are free, others not, some for IOS, others for Android, some for tablets, others for phones, others for computers. Take a look! ■

From the SEO Lt/C Melissa Butler, AP

“Please note and remember: National Safe Boating Week, May 19-25, 2018, Saturday through Friday”. See page 15 ■



SAN CARLOS BAY SAIL AND POWER SQUADRON

P.O. Box 5026 Ft. Myers Beach, FL. 33932-5026

(239) 466-4040 Web Site – www.scbps.com Chartered 9 December 1968

A Unit of the United States Power Squadron District 22 – Sail & Power Boating

Commander

Cdr. Bill Behrens (239) 470-1773

TIDINGS Staff

Editor P/C John J. Ragone, P 8140 Breton Circle Ft. Myers, FL. 33912

[email protected] 239-768-6803

Assistant Marie Ragone, P. Published monthly except June, July and August

ARTICLE SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 15TH of month before month of issue

Refer to the 2018/19 membership directory for

Squadron Organization chart, Addresses, Committee Chairs, Telephone Numbers, and Other Information

Free Dinners to Squadron Members A reminder that, any squadron member receives a free dinner at one of our squadron meetings for bringing in a new member. Let us have more free dinners and bring in new members. ■



Booster membership runs with the calendar year. All checks received now are being applied to membership for the year 2018. See below. Joseph Aten Lee Aten Eva Cecil Ludvik “Luke” Cecil Bill Behrens Brenda Battles Steve Mortonson Paiscilla Mortonson

It is time to renew your booster membership for 2018

Ron Terciak Carole Terciak Hermann Kuhnel Karin Kuhnel Mary Smelter Dick Battles

BOOSTERS FOR 2018

We have CONTINUED our “Booster” program again to support our squadron. To join, make checks, for $5.00 per person payable to the San Carlos Bay Sail & Power Squadron and mail to: John Ragone

8140 Breton Circle Ft. Myers, Fl. 33912

www.marinetradingpost.com

MARINE TRADING POST

North Fort Myers 1156 N Tamiami Trail N. Fort Myers, FL 33903 Phone 239-997-5777 Fax 239-997-5108 Naples 989 Airport Rd South Naples, FL 34104 Phone 239-793-5800 Fax 239-793-5801 Fort Myers Beach 15600 San Carlos Blvd Unit 170 Fort Myers, FL 33908 Phone 239-437-7475 Fax 239-437-7484 Port Charlotte 4694 Tamiami Trail Port Charlotte, FL 33980 Phone 941-766-1044 Fax 941-766-1043



It is VESSEL SAFETY CHECK time again. The VSC is an annual event, and it allows those that avail themselves of the free safety check to be assured they have all the necessary safety equipment on board their vessel. It also ensures items that have an expiration date are not expired and are valid, such as their fire extinguishers and flares. This squadron service is, or course, available to all members of our squadron and is available to the public as well, such as your friends and neighbors. If one’s boat does not pass, there is no punitive action taken, and it is not reported to any agency. Once the item(s) that needed attention is corrected we will re-visit and re-do the VSC and, when one’s boat passes, issue the current year safety sticker. Contact P/C Ron Terciak to schedule your VSC. ▲



Editor’s Note: Due to summer recess and the fact that most of our members go up north, there will be no June, July and August issues of the Tidings, but don’t worry we will be back in the Fall. ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!!■



Happy Birthday April, 2018

Aten Lee 13-May Flinn Daniel L. 3-May Greenwald William J. 8-May McGinn Brenda F. 23-May Mehmel Marsha A. 30-May Morgan Ronald A. 20-May Nohre Sandra L. 14-May Patterson Julien 11-May



These items and more can be purchased from Ship's Store at squadron meetings or contact Bill/Ron.



Picture from April New Member pizza party

From the Administrative Officer Lt/C Nancy Chambers, S.

There's Bowditch Point on Fort Myers Beach and the imaginary Bowditch Bay in USPS classes but do you know about the brilliant mathematician Nathaniel Bowditch? He was born on Salem, MA on March 26, 1773. At the age of ten he ended his formal education and went to work in his father's cooperage. At the age of 12 he was indentured as a bookkeeping apprentice to a ship's chandler and between 1795 and 1799 he took several voyages to the West Indies and Europe. Along the way he studied current navigation tables and took calculations himself. Continued page 14 column 2



Amazon Smile

Hello Everyone,

The retailer, AMAZON, has a method by which they contribute to charitable organizations for any and all purchases you make with them.

Our squadron is an official charitable organization and if you take a few minutes and set this up Amazon will contribute .5% of the purchase price to our squadron.

They tie your setup to your login name and password. For the initial setup, and afterwards each time you login to Amazon. use the following: www.Smile.Amazon.com

Basically, you login to www.smile.amazon.com, follow the prompts to select your charitable organization (select San Carlos Bat Sail & Power Squadron) and when finished it will be completed and will apply each time you login to www.Smile.Amazon.com.

Near the top of your screen, when logged into Amazon, you will see a notation “Supporting: United States Power Squadrons”. If you click on it you will see Fort Myers Beach under United States Power Squadron (which designates our squadron receives the donations). Our treasurer is registered with Amazon on behalf of our squadron.

Also, please share this information with friends and relatives. If they do the same thing by selecting our squadron and logging into the “smile.amazon” address this could be a meaningful source for some “extra” income for the squadron. Thank you, Bill Behrens

Our member Chap Vail, a Coast Guard Licensed Captain and experienced emergency team coordinator and responder for many years, is and has been our squadron’s liaison person to the Lee County Marine Emergency Response Team (MERT).

As an active member of MERT, he coordinates various activities (training and emergency response to actual emergencies) and those activities include responses to both on the water and on land situations. Members of MERT include the various local police departments, local fire department rescue groups, Lee County Sheriff’s Office (including their air wing,), and “certified” volunteers. Efforts and activities are, many times, in conjunction with the Coast Guard.

If this is something you think may be of interest to you, a meeting will be scheduled during which information will be presented for you, questions answered and examples of past situations in which MERT became involved will be described.

It would be at the to-be-scheduled meeting you would decide if this is something to which you would be willing to commit and join the response team.

Participation in this activity would certainly qualify for our squadron’s “Community Service” portion of our overall manifest.

If you wish to attend the to-be-scheduled short meeting to learn more about our squadron’s proposed participation in MERT, please let Cdr. Bill Behrens know via email at [email protected]. ■

http://www.smile.amazon.com/





National Safe Boating Week May 19-25, 2018

National Safe Boating Week is May 19-25. Although boat safety is something on which we should focus all year, this week reminds us to pay particular attention to our squadron mission of safe boating. According to the National Safe Boating Council

· 80% of boat deaths are due to drowning · 83% of victims were not wearing a life jacket · 2/3 of drowning victims are good swimmers · 77% deaths occurred on boats where the operator had no boating safety instruction · Florida ranks first in the US in reported boating deaths (70) and reported boating accidents (684).

What can you do to make sure you aren’t a statistic? First of all, make sure your boat has a current vessel safety inspection (VSC). These free inspections will insure that your boat has key safety features like life vests, navigation lights, visual distress signals, sound producing devices, navigation rules, and fire extinguishers. Second, consider improving your boating skills by taking one or more of our boating education classes or seminars. Finally, check out the new Safe Boating website at www.BoatLive365.org. Here’s to safe boating! ■



Picture from April New Member pizza party →

From the Administrative Officer Lt/C Nancy Chambers, S.


Bowditch is considered the father of modern navigation. He first published "The New American Practical Navigator" in 1802 and it is still carried aboard every commissioned U.S. Naval vessel. You can purchase the latest addition on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. As it is published by the U.S. government you can also download it for free. Often it is just referred to as "Bowditch". Nathaniel's life was very interesting and successful. After his days at sea he had a successful career in the insurance business, becoming one of its first actuaries. In 1823 when he moved from Salem to Boston he had with him 2,500 books, 100 maps and 29 volumes of his own writings. What is really fascinating, though, is the fact that he taught himself so much after his schooling stopped at ten. As a teenager would you have the tenacity to teach yourself algebra and calculus? Then learn French and Latin so that you could study works of great European scholars? Would you study thousands of calculations to see if they are correct? Modern navigation is so easy we forget that our tools for it are based on knowledge gained over thousands of years. Next time you punch a couple of waypoints in your GPS think about how that information was obtained. Think about people like Nathaniel Bowditch or how the first compass was made and if you want to learn more......just Google it! ■

The below members have gone “above & beyond” and made donations that are worthy of special recognition for the years 2017 & 2018 2017 Wayne & Judy Berger – Donation to the squadron to fund the 2017 printing of the Squadron Directories (after tirelessly compiling and updating the information). 2017 Bob & Carol Amerine – Donation to the squadron fund membership in the Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce for 2017. 2018 Anonymous Member – Donation to the squadron by a member wishing to remain anonymous to fund membership in the Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce for 2018. 2018 Wayne & Judy Berger – Donation to the squadron to fund the 2018 printing of the Squadron Directories (after tirelessly compiling and updating the information). 2018 Dan Finn – Donated a used laptop computer, with Windows 7 for squadron use (proposed for Treasure’s use for Quick Books from Tech Soup.

2018 Donation - Larry and Lynn Tobias made a donation to the squadron to help fund the purchase of QuickBooks (accounting software) or other general purposes, where ever the need is greatest!



After dinner we walked down a hallway to the Shell Point Social Center for our business meeting. The meeting room is set up with all the audio and visual equipment a group would want. Our guest speaker was Wayne Swanson, a Shell Point resident, who spoke to the long history and numerous activities of the Masters Tournament. He has been to many, many of the Masters Tournaments and does a lot behind the scenes. His knowledge of the facts of the Masters Tournaments was astounding. A very enjoyable and interesting presentation. After the guest speaker concluded his presentation our members were asked about their impression of the dinner and meeting facilities we were using at Shell Point, and all were extremely favorable of the location as a meeting location for future Monthly Membership meetings. This will be further discussed at the next Executive Committee meeting. A big THANK YOU to P/C Ron Terciak for coordinating the various aspects of our dinner meeting with the managers at Shell Point. Members are reminded our squadron now has several child-size personal floatation devices (life vests) at the office/classroom and they are available for those temporarily needing one. Members can contact any of the Bridge Officers to obtain a child-size PFD. A big THANK YOU to Marianne Ponzio and Judy Berger (and Treasurer Ken Morris) for completing the 2018 Squadron audit. Our overnight C&R to Palm Island, as I am writing this column, is right around the corner.

Continued in next column →

I will say all that are participating are really looking forward to the boat ride getting there and the fun times interacting with all in our group while there. The District 22 C&R is at the beginning of November, 2018, and will be at the Little Harbor Marina in Ruskin, FL. As this C&R is usually at the South Seas Resort in Captiva, attending this will provide many of us a longer-distance boating adventure and fun and activities mixing with other members in District 22. Information has been sent to all on this and I would suggest, if possible, you truly make an effort to attend this event. Be Safe! Be Active! --Bill Behrens Commander ■







Pictures above and on next page taken at the April C&R at Nauti Parrot



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D/22 C&R to Little Harbor

Clarification for those who wish to arrive by boat. First – Tommy is the right person to ask for at 813-645-2288. If it is more convenient people can email him at [email protected]

You must be ready to provide all of your information. LOA – power needs – water – time/day in –time/day out – draft – beam - preference Port or Starboard tie.

There are 2 Marinas and a Sea Wall that are used for dockage.

1 - For those who want to bring their boat but stay in a rented room (Harbor Side) and (Little Harbor INN) (LHI -may be sold out) they get a free slip along the Sea Wall. To get that slip however they must call the (Dock Masters) office ask for Tommy and he will assign you a slip. You must supply him with your room reservation number. The depth along the Sea Wall is 3-5 feet only. 2 – Village Marina – This is the first Marina they will assign slips to on a first come first serve basis for overnighters. 3 – Antigua Cove – This is the furthest away Marina and it is about a 10- 15-minute walk to the restaurant. You will know this location because of the high rise inside storage building. Tommy will use this Marina for back up once he runs out of slips at Village Marina. Between Village Marina & Antigua he hopes to have about 25 slips available.

They are asking that we wait till August 1st. to start making slip reservations. 4 – When heading to Little Harbor coordinates are Lat/Lon – 27o43.583’N/ 082o28.517’W Harbor Master monitors channel 16 then will ask you to go to channel 72. ONCE YOU MAKE YOUR RESERVATION FOR A SLIP PLEASE DROP BUD LOMASTRO AN EMAIL ADVISING HIM – [email protected] ■ See flyer on page 26 for more info.

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]



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Our Public Classes

We offer several classes to increase boater knowledge and skills. These classes are open to the public (membership is not required). The classes are presented as a public service by the Squadron and are

taught by experienced Squadron members America’s Boating Course 3rd Edition ® Is our basic boating class. The class will cover the basics of boat handling, PWCs, required equipment, navigation aids and rules, and dealing with emergencies. It will provide instruction and examination for laws and regulations of the State of Florida. The course is a total of 8 hours spread over two days. Read a detailed description of the course by clicking on "America's Boating Course 3rd Edition".

Local Waters – Local Charts Is our course for boaters in the Ft. Myers area. The Local Waters class is directed toward new boaters and boaters new to the area, as well as those who wish to learn chart reading. Using Chart 11427, boaters will learn some of the basics of navigation in the Fort Myers Area. Students would bring their own copies of the chart. Read a detailed description of the course by clicking on "Local Waters - Local Chart". Using GPS GPS has become a common tool for navigation. However, using GPS on the water is distinctly different from a moving map display in your car. This 2-3-hour seminar explains the principles of waypoint navigation which you will use. It then shows you how to use the buttons on your GPS and how to relate the GPS to your charts. Using VHF & VHF DSC Marine Radios This class is essential for those with a 'new' radio or those planning to buy a new radio. DSC is operational in Fort Myers. You need to register your radio and learn how it's different. We also cover standard VHF operations. Read a detailed description of the course. Paddle Smart This seminar is intended for those interested in Paddle sports or are considering the purchase of a Kayak, Canoe or other Paddle sport equipment. Read a detailed description of this course by clicking on "Paddle Smart". Hurricanes & Boats This is a mini-seminar. It covers how to select a location and prepare your boat for a hurricane.

Public Classes



Member Courses:

We offer our members "Advanced Grade" and "Elective" courses.

Advanced Grade Courses Five Advanced Grade courses are offered by USPS. They are designed to be taken in sequence because each build on skills taught in the previous course.

Seamanship Covers basic deck seamanship, marlinspike (knots and ropes), anchoring and rafting, basic boat care and maintenance, and nautical and USPS customs and etiquette. Course cost: $50.00 Classes held on Wednesday evenings 7:00pm Squadron Classroom, Class starting

Date TBA

Piloting Is the first and most basic navigation course, covering chart reading, course plotting, and basic coastal or inland navigation, including basic GPS usage. This course goes into more detail than the charting information covered in the public courses. Course cost: $75.00 includes "The Weekend Navigator". Course Plotter, Parallel Rules & Dividers are required. Students bring their own. Classes held Tuesday afternoons, duration 6-8 weeks. Class starting date January 17, 2017, 2:00pm Squadron Classroom

Advanced Piloting Covers more advanced coastal navigation techniques, navigation in tides and currents, and more advanced GPS and Rader usage. Course cost: $55.00 (Includes "The Weekend Navigator") Course only: $40.00 Classes held Wednesday mornings 9:30am Squadron Classroom, Class starting date TBA Junior Navigation

Teaches the basics of offshore navigation, including basic celestial navigation using the sun and offshore course planning.

Navigation Is the most advanced navigation course taught by USPS, covering more advanced celestial navigation techniques, emergency navigation, and additional sight reduction techniques.

Membership Classes



Elective Courses

Six Elective Courses are offered by USPS. They cover separate and independent topics and therefore may be taken in any order according to a member’s interests and time.

Engine Maintenance Covers the operating principles and basic care and maintenance of outboard and inboard engines, including diesels. This course is offered by Cape Coral Power Squadron Course Cost: $52.00 - $25.00 deposit upon registration. Date to be announced.

Marine Electronics Covers installation and maintenance of both boat electrical systems (AC and DC) and marine electronics (VHF radio, radar, GPS, etc).

Cruise Planning Covers topics of interest for someone planning a cruise – whether for just a weekend or for a year – including preparation and planning, anchoring, security, chartering, and cruising outside the US.

Weather Covers weather forecasting and reading weather patterns on-board.

Sail Covers everything from the basic elements of how a sailboat works to sail trim, rig tuning, and sailboat racing.

Instructor Development Teaches effective communication skills for not only USPS instructors but everyone, covering various methods of presenting information to others, effective use of audiovisual aids (including PowerPoint), etc. This class is scheduled for: January 12, 2015 9:30 - 11:30 there will be 6 sessions. If one or more of these member courses interest you, Register Online at www.scbps.com Member Courses generally start in January. They meet weekly at our classroom. Class schedules will be developed to best accommodate the students

Elective Courses



Members Classifieds and Ad’s Editor’s Note: Please let me know of any changes in the below

ads.

CONDO FOR SALE:

Condo south end of FMB with Back Bay Water views.2/2 plus den-1637sq ft. Underground parking, storage, pool etc. Great rental potential. $575,900. Call Dick Battles 239-220-2166

Torqueedo Travel 1003 electric outboard motor for sale. Less than 10 hours use. Mint Condition Asking $500 (original price $1999.) Dan Finn 239-301-0300. [email protected].

Manufactured Home for sale 2B/2B, FMB San Carlos Island, large dock for motor & sail boat, easy gulf access. Back bay view, owned lot, turnkey. Asking 230K. AM (239)463-0741 will call back. Hello All At our Executive Committee meeting the bridge has decided to add a classified section for our members to our newsletter. This ad will be limited to a few lines and cost $2. An example would be For Sale- 2005 Garmin GPS, good condition $200, call xxx- xxxx. All copy should be sent in Word Form to our Editor, John Ragone at [email protected]. along with $2. The deadline for inclusion in the Tidings is the 15th of the month for publication in the next month’s issue. Ron Terciak Executive Officer San Carlos Bay Power Squadron

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