Key West's Charm and Relaxed Bykmtlmin Community, Bert Bender Repre* Lifestyle

VOLUME 19 AUGUST 1,1996 NUMBER 31 'This Ain't Ohio" The High Price Of The American Caribbean

• Last in a four-part series An Interim Report By Pam Doto

om Luna came to paradise about eight years ago, after The Task Of Finding Thaving a bad New Year's Eve in Atlanta. Like thousands of others before him, Luna was lured by Affordable Housing friends on the island, boosters of Key West's charm and relaxed ByKmtlmin community, Bert Bender repre* lifestyle. seating the architectural profes* But all that good living doesn't ff sion, Tfed Strader representing the come cheap, Luna discovered. Housing Jtek Fcm member Kurt City Of Key West, Cmar. Tom Even a shabby little apartment in Lewin outlines thti goals, purpose McMurry representing toe naval Old Ibwn nowadays can cost you Tom Luna and controversies of a committee community and Ed Swift repre- nearly $800 a month. "Our first formed to grapple with one of the senting the development commu- apartment was a dump," Luna Fest king, works two jobs, but says. "Everyone will charge you city's most pressing problem* nity. even at that, he couldn't make it if Since its inception the task whatever they can." he didn't have Adkins' help. he Kejr West City force has been involved in one con- One year, the rent on the "You can't do it without a Commission passed the reso* troversy after another. The contro- house Luna and his partner Gary roommate, I don't care how much lutfoti establishing the versies seem to have always cen- Adkins shared went from $800 to you make," he said. T Affordable Housing Task Force an tered on monies—'tourist tax—- $1,600 a month. "It was a night- Why do people work two jobs Sept, 20th,. 1994K The. te$fihition which are earmarked for afford- mare," he says. "We just wouldn't and pay half their salary to live reflected the commission's recogni- able housing. The committee has do it." here? 1 tion of the serious - "'* bmn adamant that -these ftuwteb e The island for the past 14 "It's all a trade off," Luna years has had the highest cost of says. "I've never been in a place spent only for affordable housing. living of any community in the where people are nicer. I'm over- Each member has made pleas and state. Landlords are in a position whelmed every day." presentations to the commission. - The resolution establishing to ask top dollar and offer little Luna and Adkins finally but a basic, often run down unit. achieved their goal of buying a the task force mandated that the task force provide reports, recom- Luna, a popular local theater Lewfft repwaatjting the banking performer and former Fantasy Please turn to page 6 Posh Health Club Planned For Downtown By Pam Doto pieces each of popular exercise equipment, including StairMasters, so those who want to ^ey West may soon get a large health club work out won't have to wait in line. ith all the amenities of a big city facility. "We're looking at real high end stuff A three-level club with a sun deck, pool because it lasts longer," he said. "It's going to and weight room, is planned for 620 Angela be real clean and sharp." Street. In addition to the weight room, there will The 8,500-square-foot facility will be built be a large aerobics room on the third floor, a on property next to the Tilton Hilton, which is juice bar and a health food eatery. currently owned by one of the partners of the Ingram got the idea from talking to clients Copa. Architect Michael Ingram said he will at area guest houses. Visitors polled by buy the land if plans for bis health club are Ingram thought the island's health clubs were approved by city officials, adequate, but "boy, wouldn't it be nice to have Ingram, who also designed the new Copa something better," he said. building, said there is a need on the island for Ingrain's plans will be presented to the such a facility for tourists and locals. Historical Architecture and Review Board this "Key West is ready for something nicer," month. The architect is hoping to get a park- he said. "It's going to be an experience, not ing wavier from the Board of Adjustment to just a sweat shop." build the facility. .' The club will employ about 12 people and If all goes well, construction of the club will include personalized exercise training. Michael Ingram's sketch of a three-level health club should begin next spring. D Ingram said he plans to install foul- to six he has planned for Angela Street. PAGE 2 solares hill AUGUST 1 , 1 996 Get FIT...FREE/ solares

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Dunaway Disconcerted By the gaudy madras blazers right down to the Department of Business and Professional Flippant Analogies white shoes. And adjectives such as "shady," Eegulations condone the licensing of predators? "pushy," "iffy," even "liar" come to mind. However, for one wish to be compensated for being a facili Dear Editor, • . many in this profession have worked long and tator, and in this light here's kudos to those inte As one who has recently joined the real hard to elevate their image and their status to viewed in the latter half of the article. estate profession in Key West, I found the begin- one of an actual profession with professional And what's this business about "pressing th ning half of last week's feature article disconcert- obligations, e.g., skill, care, diligence, confiden- flesh; just like a politician." For heaven's sake ing. I am embarrassed by the flippant analogies tiality, to name a few. And it is with respect to who in their right mind wants to be thrown in quoted in the article. You see, for a long time the them and myself that I resent being likened to a the same kettle with politicians? As Aristopham real estate workforce was not held in the highest lion, "lying around," waiting for the big kill. What said — some two and a half millennia ago — in regard. We were considered bad dressers, from an image this conveys to the public! Does the his perennial observation of a politician's charac ten "You have all the characteristics of a popular politician: a horrible voice, bad breeding and a vulgar manner." Frankly I'd rather swim in a different school of fish. By the bye, my curiosity is peaked t the "pressing the flesh" imagery. Who's pressing whose flesh and where is the flesh'pressed? So, I —' and I'm sure that I'm not alone— bid my seniors choose their word AreaCode954 carefully. Ibo many have worked too har to dispel the negative images such remarks as those quoted in the feature article portray and convey. Gentlemen, Is Here. please leave the metaphors to the writen lor Key West has an abundance of them. as well. Make no mistake about it, Florida is, telecommunications equipment Jeffrey Dunaway Paging Customers Licensed Real Estate Salesperson growing. And with that growth comes a (speed dialers, fax machines, cellular 207 Z86 412 509 318 690 875 992 lot of new phones and faxes and'com- phones, PBXs, etc.) to accommodate 209 307 413 512 521 705 877 Cops Cross Line At Funeral puter networks. So to accommodate all the new area code. If your business has 215 402 466 513 528 774 878 these new numbers, the Browafd 231 403 469 514 546 808 879 Dear Editor, a PBX system, please remember that it 244 405 506 515 619 810 896 County Area has a new area code: 954. • must be programmed with the new 954 259 408 507 516 631 814 897 I am writing this to let the citizens ol How to use the new 954 area area code. Please consult, your PBX 269 409 508 517 679 855 898 Key West and especially the black community see how our so-called policemen code; The only thing that's changing is vendor to make any necessary changes. Business and Residence Customers work. I attended a funeral on Saturday, the area code. Your seven-digit phone If you: or someone you know needs July 27th, 1996 at St. Peter's church .number will stay the same.. Local calls help with;call completion, call toll Free 236 390' 435 490 676 755 846 966 located on Center Street. Being a lifetime 316 396 436 491 677 760 847 967 ". and rates will, not be affected by the • to BellSouth at l-800'-69i-2992 or the resident of Key West, I have never experi 321 407 437 492 680 761 848 968 change. And toll-free • numbers will : Florida Public Service Commission at 327 419 438 493 698 763 851 969 enced anything like this before, remain that way. 1-888-305-2-954. Monday through Friday, 340 420 440 497 704 764 894 970 First of all, there were markers put • on the street in front of the church, let- ; •: As of, August 1, if you live within 8 a.m,-5 p.m. If your phone number 341 421 450 503 712 765 917 971 ting people in the area know that a funer : the Broward County Area, everyone starts with the following 3-digit prefixes, 344 422,452 519 713 766 920 972 345 423 454 522 720 767 921 973 al would be taking place at 2 p.m. and if! placing a long distance call to you Will and you' are in the Broward County 346 424 455 523 721 768 922,974 anyone had a car and needed to leave need to use the new 934 area code. Area, your new area code is 954, • 349 425 456 524 722 771 923 975 they had a lot of time to do so. Now, after Also, you will need to dial 954 when . ' : 351 426 457 525 723 772 924 977 the funeral arrived at the church and it; placing long, distance calls to others / y 355 427 458 527 724 776 925 978 went into process, a white couple came within the new 954 area, •„•:'• 356 428 459 537 725 777 926 979 out of their guesthouse across the street; Cellular Customers-January 1,1997 357 429 462 561 726 .779 927 981 and wanted to have some cars moved, ' \- If your1 area cqde is changing, (or later, depending on your cellular Company) 359 430 463 563 728 781 928 983 includingthe hearse so that they could 240 309 494, 614 648 801 849:' you should: '••;"• ; •;"':' •- •' ••> •"• '..; : 360 431 467 564 730 782 929 984 leave, saying that they had to get to the , •notify those who call you long distance., 249 328 562 ,629 . 675 802 850 370 432 468 565 731 783 938 985 airport. They talked to Mr. Aaron , : ...... ,253 398 609 645 883 '803 980 384 433 472 566 733 784 941 986 Castillo, Funeral Director, and asked him /update materials that list your 254 40i',6i0 646 684 804 " 3"89 ,434 473 568 735 785 942 ' 987 : 303. 415 61.2. 647 695 .810 if he would move some of his cars, to 474 570 739 786 943 .989 telephone number-T stationery,checks, which he replied he wouldn't because of ; 475 572 741 788 946 v business; cards,: the fact the funeral was going on and the; DEERFIELD BEACH 476 574 742 791 950 advertising,1etc.....' had a lot of time to move their car, to •whether:or not POMPANO BEACH 480 581 746 792 958 which the white man started using pro- your area code is 481 583 747 796 960 484 584-748 797 961 fanity toward Mr. Castillo, at which time changing, you may FT. LAUDERDALE ! • 485 587 749 831 962 he told them again he was not going to need to Preprogram 486 627 752, 832 963 move his cars and if they wanted, they \ or replace your. HOLLYWOOD 489 630 753 845 964 could call the police, which they did. Upoi arriving, three police officers asked for j Mr. Castillo. He didn't come out until the; Prefixes not listed will remain in area code 305. funeral came out because he was attend- This is current as of June 1996. ing to his job as funeral director. When h$ did come out, he was approach by two afficers and asked if he would move his cars so that the white couple could leave, S A ©BELLSOUTH" and Mr. Castillo replied he wouldn't, that they had notice that a funeral was taking It's All Herer place and they had quite a bit of time to • OHidal Sponsor ol ttis lOSCLfS Olympic Team move their car. The officer in charge told >1996 BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. Please turn to page t AUGUST 1,19 96 solares hill PAGES the difference is, but evidently do not. I will Mr. Horton, why are you ao opposed to us LETTERS explain. being treated like all others in the county? What Continued from page 4 The rental car companies wanted air-condi- is your reasoning? We cannot understand your tioning, and got it because someone with the defensive position. Are you embarrassed that it Mr. Castillo if he didn't move his cars, he would County (maybe you?) allowed them to enclose has not happened sooner? Why such a public be arrested. Mr. Castillo answered, I am not their counters and close off four windows of the defense of an indefensible position? going to move them and the officer repeated airport. The Hotel/Motel Association was allowed Can any of our county representatives or again 1 will have to arrest you if you don't move to close off another four windows. Why should employees give us a valid reason for not correct- your cars, to which Mr. Castillo said: Do what ALL of the rental car agencies need air-conditioning this problem now? Mr, Horton, is your office you have to do, and walked away back to the ing, but we, the airlines not need it? And why air-conditioned? I know Mr. Skelly's is. I know church. At that time, the family and body were would you cut off what little air circulation we the County Commissioner's are. In fact I think coming out of the church. I myself, along with a had to let them air-condition to our greater dis- all county buildings are, except the airport. Why? lot of other people watching this happen, thought comfort? Does that make any sense to anyone? It is unhealthy to work in these conditions, this was unprofessional behavior on the part The other difference is that for the last many And we are sick of being lied to — it is just not of the officers. A well known, lifetime resident years we have been promised that we would see a right. Please stop making lame excuses in the of Key West should be able to have a decent renovation and it would include air-conditioning. press. Please swallow your defensive pride and funeral. These promises have, of course, been empty and give us air-conditioning NOW! I along with others do think that Mayor we are literally "sick, tired and hot" waiting for Cindy Skomp, Wardlow and Chief Peterson should act on this the county to live up to their promises. Can you Key West because it was unfair to Mr. Castillo and the fam- blame us? ily of the deceased and the community. We are hoping this doesn't happen again. There could have been trouble out there Saturday. Before I close I would also like to say that it put more pressure on Mr. Castillo and staff in doing their job and helping the family get through this funeral for this to happen. Someivhere Between Key West And Heaven Clyde Fisher, Key West An Open Letter to Peter Horton, Director of Community Services Dear Mr, Horton, This letter is in response to your comments regarding the June 19,1996 County Commission Meeting relating to whether or not to give us air- conditioning at Key West Airport. You stated: Where You ('an Suit ['row MuWjoii 'In Horizon, "What ia the difference about this year that dif- ferentiates it from the previous 20 years?" Well, there is a difference and you should know what

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ot So New commentary Consignment Shop The Welfare "Deform" Bill oday's sermon is for the brethren and not made a real effort to change welfare, • < sistren in the media. Those who like to pared to 44 percent who thought he had." Tgripe about them might take pen in hand Exultant Republicans now think they have to write an editor about this one. Clinton in what is known in chess as a fork — The reporting on the welfare deform bill has damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. House been awful — story after story after story on the Speaker Newt Gingrich, speaking from his well- w political implications of same. Will President known perch of moral authority (Newt for Pope), Clinton sign it? Will he veto it? How much will a said: "The president has an absolute moral Open Tues .-Sat 10-6 veto hurt him? obligation to sign this bill." 1102 White Street • 292-5050 If he vetoes, Bob Dole gets a dandy election Well, now that we're up on the political ram- issue. If he doesn't veto, the Republicans claim ifications of the crucial sign-it/veto-it debate, credit for "ending welfare as we know it." Up one could somebody just tell us what the thing side and down the other of the politi- would actually do? cal calculations involved in this min- Sure, happy to oblige. It would uet have been covered ad nauseum. shove at least one million more There's just one thing the press Tvmhwt American children into poverty. corps has left out: what's in the wel- JL VxJVS We're always calling ourselves "the fare bill. ' richest country the world." Actually, The New York Times has even we're not, but we're still well up thoughtfully located the key segment of the citi- there, and we already have almost one-quarter 0on 't forget zenry in this debate; it turns out to be the swing of our children being raised in poverty. voters. "Those voters — slightly younger, slight- The Republican response to what we all First aid kit and health care items ly poorer, slightly less educated than the aver- dutifully acknowledge is a dreadful welfare sys- age-— are among those who deserted the tem is to get rid of welfare as we know it by Baby formula and diapers Democrats in the 1994 midterm elections." making it worse. The illusion of change, you see, Contact lens solution and aspirin Now here's another gripping bit of news is what they are selling in Washington. from the polls: "Clinton ... gets less credit But who pays the price? Not these famous We deliver! 296-5663 & 294-5221 among voters for trying to change than he does swing voters, with their 49-44 perception that on almost any other issue — even one which he Clinton hasn't made a serious effort to change 522 Fleming Street & 1105 White Street flat-out failed." According to the Times poll, "49 welfare. One. Million. Children. percent of respondents thought Mr. Clinton had Please turn to page 9

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Dr. Boulting is fluent in French arid possesses good working Spanish, He is a NATIONAL Review Your Flood native of London, England, has lived in the EXPOSURE AT U.S. for many years, and is looking forward & Windstorm to living and working in our small No EXTRA COST Policies NOW! CIGNA community and enjoying our island lifestyle. cpiut lo coajt Specializing in: THEi Dr. Boulting is a welcome addition to the Ferrin Group. Dr. Ferrin, along with • BUSINESS • COMMERCIAL • Cassandra Garcia and Helen Swallow, • RESIDENTIAL • PORTER-ALLEN ^ COMPANY Certified Nurse-Midwives are looking »INVESTMENT PROPERTIES • Key Largo-451-1980 INSURANCE forward to this new association. Key West • 294-2542 SINCE 1891 Southernmost Real Estate Inc. 513 Southard Street ' Dr. Boulting will be seeing patients at both 830 Eaton Street the Marathon and Key West offices. 293-7888 A. Frederick Skomp For appointments and consultations, FAX: 293-3053 Elizabeth M. Freeman please call 294-8441. Licensed Real Estate Broker David W. Freeman, C.P.C.U. Caltfor a confidential appointment MLS AUGUST 1, 1996 solares hill PAGE 9 replaced by flat block grants to the states, with MNS a pitifully inadequate provision for extra assis- Continued from page 8 tance should recession and unemployment hit. In addition, states are then allowed to cut their And the one million children who are direct- own spending on income assistance by 20 peiv ly moved into poverty by this bill are only the cent in the Senate bill, 25 percent in the House beginning of the horror that it is almost guaran- bill, Would they do that? Do poor children vote? 425 Southard St.-293-8807 teed to create. The House bill eliminates all Could you raise a child on $15 a week for food, on the way lo Ihe Green Parrot assured federal funding in cases'of child abuse clothing and shelter? "The Best Little Counter-culture Bookshopfti Ke y West" and neglect. Victims of domestic violence and There is some kind of magical thinking that their children will have no assurance that if seizes politicians in election years. "I know how they escape the violence they can at least sur- to fixwelfar e — we'll just require them all to get For the most mone, , vive on cash assistance until they are able to jobs!" What jobs? The reason that most people in the shortest time with find a job, are on welfare in the first place is that they can't the fewest problems, Let me tell you something heretical about find jobs — or child care, Or the jobs don't carry call me! welfare as we know it: It works just the way we health insurance, so when a kid gets sick, his want it to for the vast majority of welfare recipi- mom has to go back on welfare to get medical ents. treatment. Ctfe JPiuinb Seventy percent of those who receive wel- • The way this society works is really simple; 294-4455 or 294-6000 fare get on it and then get off it in far less time The excrement flows downhill, and the people at Re/Max ParacJls« than the five-year cut-off in the welfare deform the bottom are drowning in it. Every little bill. Of course, that does leave us stuck with the change that makes it harder for them to climb other 30 percent, who get on it and stay — up means that millions more of them drown. sometimes for one generation after another in And most of them are children. the same family. But if all we want to do is Hey, media people — that's the story, stupid. budge that 30 percent off welfare, why harm the other 70 percent who use the temporary assis- Molly Ivins is a columnist for the Fort Worth. tance as it was originally designed to be used? Star-Thlegram, 0 Under the bills, the federal guarantee of cash assistance for poor children and families its Copyright 1996 Creators Syndicate, Inc.

EDWARD B. KNIGHT, P.A. REALTOR® MANDINA Knight Realty, Inc. At your service Box 974 • 338 Duval St. Over 50 years experience in the Key West, FL 33040 305-394-6155 • 305-292-1116 Fax Key West Real Estate Market Phil Mandina for Sheriff Take advantage of my 39 yrs, Hd Cznplicki, I'rin. Broker pi rwl. adv. ?M for by Phil Mamlina Democratic Candidatefor Sherif f Fund, experience - "matching people and places" An Imiopondomly Ow»Ki and Opoffilad Mamlxtr ol thg PrutMio! Rani Mala Affiliates, Doris Auble, Broker Moli.ssii Krabill, Broker [•then I (dgiin, Realtor Residential (vvorctt WaikiiiJi. Kealtor

driest Housesr Olde 525 Simonton St, "I not only sell Guest Houses, Island Key West, FL. 33040 • I own one". Restaurant Francais Realty, Inc. 305-292-7997 WM Breakfast /Lunch /Dinner ORIGINAL FRENCH CUISINE SUMMER HOURS Closed Tuesdays and I. Godfrey Thompson, Lie, Real Estate Broker for Dinner until October 15 1075 Duval St, Suite 017 • Key West, FL Breakfast & Lunch 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Tele (30S) 293.9942 • Fax (305) 293.9860 1211 Duval St. • 294-7227 solares hill weekly ATTENTIOTTENTO N LOYAOYAL READEREAD S

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gsj Sally O'Boyle Realty, Inc. /4*e tfou tifted JjJSI Key West & the Florida Keys • 'Home Buyer" Specialists DISCOUNT PEAROCK German Bakery ax 305/295-0515 tlie Ismm pik& GUARANTEED! Cakes for all Occasions! LctNSfo Rai ESTATE BROKEH Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Closed Tuesday 296-9955 Call 295-0909 • 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1075 Duval St. • Duval Square C-13 • 294-3443 AUGUST 1, 19 96 sotares hill PAGE 11 WHYRENT? this & that OWN YOUR OWN HOME, Contact I MARKET STREET • ' Adult Execrise Classes Avael Revises Funeral Parking Process Dave Norman at Free adult water exercise classes meet MORTGAGE (305) 743-2665 The Emy Way Home Monday through Thursday at the Dr, King n response to an incident which took place Community Center and Pool at 300 Catherine on Saturday on Center Street (see letters J Street. The noon class runs through November page 4), City Manager Julio Avael and the 5:45 class runs through October. You I announced Wednesday a new permitting don't have to know how to swim to join these ; process for funeral parking. classes. From now on, directors of Key West's three CLOSE IT NOW! funeral homes need only call Chen Smith in Breastfeeding Picnic the city manager's office to obtain, within one Breastfeeding mothers and their children working day, a permit to block off the street ASAP will be guests at the Fourth Annual World Walk near the church for funeral parking. Smith and Breastfeeding Picnic to be held August 3rd. In Key West? said that once the permit is completed, she will The City of Mariana? The walk will begin at Astro City at 9 a.m. and arrange for city public works to deliver and put will travel to the White Street Pier, where the up barricades at the appropriate time, and will IT CAN BE DONE by picnic will take place until noon. The event is notify the police department of the arrange- sponsored by the La Leche League. ments. On Saturday, a funeral in progress at St. Visitors from IVinidad Peter's church was disrupted when an out-of- who's actually open for business Students musicians from the Arima Senior town couple demanded that the funeral direc- at 8:00 a.m., Monday through Friday and School of Trinidad will return to Key West on a tor move vehicles, including the hearse, so that all we do is close real estate sales and goodwill visit from August 6th to August 18th. they could drive to the airport. mortgage loans The students visited the Florida Keys as guests of Key West High School in December of 1994. Bring in your contract or loan commitment During their current visit, the twenty stu- Kids Show and we will be ready to close in dents of the steel pan orchestra will perform Saturday, August 10th, the Key 93 for Kids concerts in the courtyard of the new Hilton 5 working days, with Show, benefitting the Florida Keys Children's NO ATTORNEY'S FEE! Hotel, the Green Parrot Bar and the Club shelter, will take place from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Chameleon. at the Holiday Inn-Beachside conference center. Call us at 294-2559 The trip is being underwritten by the The show is an interactive expo with lots of Locally owned and operated Government of Trinidad and Tobago, The hands-on activities for kids and their families. Hampton Inn is providing accommodations and The admission is $2 for adults and $1 for chil- for over 30 years Insurance World of the Keys is providing coordi- dren 16 and under. D Located at 631 Whitchead Street nating services. For additional information, call 293-7872 between 2 and 6 p.m. Licensed - Insured - Bonded

' K8Y we-s Knight Realty, Inc. Commercial/Investment Services EROTIC BODY SCRUBS LI&HT TOUGH HOT LOTION RUBS Welcomes & LINGERIE MODELING ONE THE MODEL OF YOUR CHOICE CGUPLESWELCOME -PRIVATE AND DISCREET OUT-CALL SERVICE (YOUR PLACE OR OURS NEW MANAGEMENT* NEW OWNERSHIP 1221 DUVAL ST., OPEN 1PM-5AM DAILY* 294-4174 Pier 1 miiHurts' LOWEST PRICED FRAMING To their outstanding new location LARGEST SELECTION OF PRINTS and in the Overseas Market. POSTERS IN THE KEYS Edward B. Knight> Realtor, P.A. Ask about our same Discounts for Artists day framing. ami Decorators Claude J. Gardner, Realtor (305) 294-0673 • FAX (305) 292-1116 KENNEDY STUDIOS 336 Duval Street -Key West, FL 33040 511 Duval St., Key West • 294-8564 • 9 am -10 pm An Independently Owned and Operated Member of TJic Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. PAGE 12 solares hill AUGUST 1, 1996 activity around his business. He recently dis- HAZIN mantled a concrete ledge which served as ah all- Continued from page 3 day bench for some of his more unsavory customers, attending college in Spain. Hazin calls police often to shoo the drug His brother and father had already set up dealers away. "It's just an on-going problem," EVERY shop in America before Hazin arrived in this Hazin says. "It seems like there is nothing they country in 1984, can do." ' After a visit to Key West, Hazin opened his Hazin and his wife Maggie work long hours Stop And Shop on the corner of Whitehead and at the store which is open until midnight. Virgina streets in 1994. Sometimes the hard work pays off, but clerking Hazin's is a community business, and he at the convenience store is vastly different from makes a special effort to cater to nearby resi- Maggie's former occupation as a pharmacist in dents. Bahama Village is much safer and more Jordan. "Of course," she says, "I miss my job and laid back than other areas Hazin has worked in, my country." but there are some patrons who have grown too The couple's ultimate goal is to return to attached to his little store, which offers every- their homeland but for now a quiet life in thing from beer to fresh conch salad. Hazin has Bahama Village suits them fine. "I want to live UNTIL become frustrated by the loitering and drug in peace," Hazin says. • Sara Cook lnc.< Looking to Buy PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & SALES A Personal Firm Wltn A Proven Track Record A or Sell? Full Service Real Estale Company Call Dan, Vacation, Seasonal & Yearly Rentals 294-8491 Because MIS 905 Truman Ave. Integrity Matters. Find out what List Your Home With the professional Dan Skahen Realtor/Property Manager difference is...

x T j^ m ^ 526 Southard St, Key West, FL Call Re/Max Sales Real Estate Group (305)294-3040 fflalfl Connection GOUDUJCSIX Specializing in homes from Big Pine to Key West SCHMITT 872-0008 REAL ESTATE CO. 872-4015 THE 31227 Ave A. REAL ESTATE Big Pine Key Jannic & Gary Eggctt coHPunr OT KEY WSTIT1C: Principal Brokers: JAMES A. BLUM Dominating WILLIAM C. HALFIM INDEPENDENT Broker Associate: ABSTRACT & TITLE TOM CALLAMAM REALTOR Associates: JACK McREYMOLDS The Changes & TRIP HOFFMAN (305)296-0011 The Constants 701 SIMONTON ST., KEY WEST, FL 33040 Our Change Is: Real Estate WE HAVE MOVED! Effective August 5th, we'll be moving from 525 Caroline Street to 600 Whitehead Street, Since 1955 comer of Southard on the second floor. The Constants Remain: Accuracy, economy, and speed 2720A N. Roosevelt Blvd. in issuance of title insurance. at Overseas Market Same telephone: 294-5105 3726 SUNRISE LANE Same telecopier (fax): 294-5354 296-7727 $975,000 Same staff, directed by Ruth This impressive home has frontage on two Holliday, Vice President and Manager Nationwide canals, There are 5 bedrooms and Independent is pleased to be an 4 baths on an oversized lot exclusive agent for Fidelity National 1-800-598-7727 Exclusive Affiliate Title Insurance—one of the nation's SOTHEBY'S largest and soundest title insurers. INTERNATIONAL REALTY AUGUST 1, 1996 solares hill PAGE 13 to get the mall approved. One mem- AFFORDABLE ber felt it was very ironic that tradi- Continued from page 1 tional growth-driven people were vil- /instate ified for speaking against a commer- You're in good hands mendations, and direction, covering cial development. the following issues: Time and again the committee • Number of residential units and individual members have taken needed to provide housing for work positions which have pitted friends, Don't pay full sticker price force personnel over the next 10 political allies, and business associ- years. ates against one another.'The very • Available land necessary to tough stance regarding its opposi- for car insurance. build housing. tion to transient units at the golf For auto discounts — • Methods for cooperation course caused arguments between Being in good hands is the only place to be: between the Monroe County Land these allies and associates. The jury Authority, City of Key West, hotel is still out on whether the fight was and motel industry, banking sector, successful, but at least the commit- HORAN INSURANCE Key West Chamber of Commerce, tee took a stand regarding this issue KEY WEST LOWER KEYS and other interested agencies, for and fought the noble fight. This is an 3201 Fiagler Avenue MM. 21 Overseas Hwy the construction and maintenance of indication of just how serious they 294-7696 74S-2S00 work force housing, are about affordable housing. • Any necessary amendments to There were many disputes and the city's comprehensive plan, land there will be more to come. The com- development regulations governing mittee will be meeting during the housing within the City of Key West. next four weeks to finalize its recom- • Potential excessing of United mendations. Some of the recommen- States Navy property, including the dations regarding future commercial Poinciana and commissary proper- development have already begun to ties, for development of affordable shake up the commercial develop- housing. ment community. However, accord- Two years seems like an awfully ing to many of the members, "the long time to go without having pro- more responsible local developers vided the requested report, The task understand the problem" and know force was originally approved for a we can't continue to prosper with period of six months. It has been business as usual necessary to extend that date and The recommendations will bo in the task force remains in place. the form of resolutions which con- Most recently the task force has tain very specific guidelines for been drawn into the fray regarding potential action. It remains to be the Bahama Village Land Trust's seen if the commission has the forti- request for funds for the acquisition tude to follow the task force's sug- of properties in Bahama Village, gestions. Many members of the task force are No one on the task force expects upset that they have been dragged there will be universal acceptance of into a fight that is political and the recommendations, nor do they which has nothing to do with the expect the recommendations to be committee's position, That position anything more than a start at keep- is very simple; We do not oppose the ing the problem "from eating us When you're ready to sell, we know disbursement of funds to that group, alive," One member feels that they but we do oppose the disbursement have already achieved more then he how to put the pieces together. if it depletes the trust fund and if had hoped. If we achieve nothing Whether it's painting the from t!cx>r or .selling the rijjht price, It funding for other planned projects is else, at least we have helped focus helps to have a wiles associate who can present your house in placed in jeopardy, The committee on the problem. its best light. And who knows how to inarkcl il most effectively feels that there are ample funds for One member is very vocal in his to the right buyer. Uivc us ;i call, IVCRIMJ finding the rishl buyer all if the commission would stop displeasure with the city's past blun- is what il takes to put A sold .sign in your front yard. spending monies for the purchase of ders regarding affordable housing. "I environmentally sensitive proper- cannot understand how the City of ThePrudential •ties," : • :•••. , -, Key West has allowed the Truman Knight Realty, Inc. Individual members opposed the annex affordable housing sham to 336Duvfll Slrael KoyWoei. R. 330<10 shopping center on the boulevard. continue." In 1974 the leaders of the RockioHd In mil estate.*1 That opposition resulted in a swear- black community began the fight for O IMM TUB PwdMUttt foul KlIaM MlMlot. Me" 11«l*nKlWl<«J»nll «nt logllUw) i»rv«« nwk» « tlw PnxHKllM ing in by a very good but very obnox- IntMllwa Compaq « Amauui Lciu»l I loumlfl Ont»ilwily W Ucn Comlinny livmrmmlanlly Own*! ami Opwalel ious lawyer, who worked very hard Please turn to page W

KEY WEST — OLD TOWN i rr rp R i "-tj* (305)292-9762 .l^TiLiJUijZL;! j These houses may be purchased as one large estate or separately g£l...-'''w«4 ZSZrT- 4 Bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths Corian counter tops • 5 Bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths F.ntry ceiling 30'with 2500 Sq. Ft. Two zone AC • 3800 Sq. Ft, picturesque winding staircase Pool Beautiful landscaped lot on • Pool w/waterfall & Jacuzzi Covered porches Carport with additional a private dead-end lane, • Flagstone decking Three zone AC off-street parking 2 blocks from Duval St. • Off-street parking for two Custom kitchen with 20' 10' ceilings in Casa Marina area • •• Steam room ceilings and Corian counters $899,000 Lease/Purchase possible $l,175>000 PAGE 14 solares hill AUGUST 1 , 1996

Call: ED KOLESAR "1994 & 1995 brooks white Realtor of the Year" cyberconch For Personalized Service MLS What's Kewl On The Net 296-6501 or 292-9967 -in 1. Caribbean art lovers will enjoy the Bryant debuts at in Foundation's Collection , hosted by the University of delivery of quality health care services. While Central Florida's OIR Web site. Check out the providing solid info on the Network itself, Haitian Art Wing: It's almost like walking monthly calendars and a user survey makes Serving the Community with into Marion Stevens' living room. this an informative stop for residents and vis- 2. Southern Exposure , The itors. This site needs a links page to impor- Total Computer Support Interactive Guide to Gay Key West, is coming tant places like The Arthritis Foundation out with your guide to guest houses, eateries, and The - your LOCAL IBM Representatives shopping and partying. Just what the gay University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center 605 United Street (Suite 0) (305) 232-3030 traveler needs in Key West, complete with Resource . beefcake-in-Speedo graphics. Editor Jon A nice resource and launching pad is Health r ANITA MORRELL, REALTOR - McConnell has gathered the to-do's for Vision — The Diet, Weight Loss and Fitness tourists who don't want to act like "tourists" pages at . Maker's Cottage gay travel info is at Discover Key West'pages 7. Take a little retro detour into the 70's and see Roomy, 1/1, Renovated! • $159,900 , and Key West the Wacky Packages collection (remember E-mail: [email protected] Paradise at . For a those?) at . Then slide in a nice 8- Schmitt Real Estate developing home'page, surf track tape at ~abbot/8track/>; Too groovy. 3. Politically Incorrect at cuts right to the funny bone on a weekly photo exhibit by Bill Bytsura at basis. Bill Maher pushes his book "Does . Get a Anybody Have a Problem with That?" and sits European perspective at the ACT UP/Paris in on the forum each week. Put in your two site at . 4. Por favor visite ENCUENTRELO, el primer 9. Find your way to the ATM when you are out Wireless Cable Television tor the Florida Keys mecanismo de busquedaen Espaflol para el of town at . Input Internet y el World Wide Web. You may also find some better there was broadcast TV. and list is returned with the nearest loca- search help from HotWired's HotBot at tions.. TH EN . Click on "expert" 10. The Southern Family Recipes cookbook at came cable. and really focus your search criteria. NOW 5. Writer Bill Jabanowski offers his weekly touts itself as the first and last cookbook Welcome to the next Roadkill Diaries email newsletter at you'll ever need. The author, Drew W, Weeks, generation of television! written in takes you through the pantry including every- GET SQtflNECYED TODAY! the best of Key West party style. Subscribe for thing from appetizers, barbecues, pies and free to his adult mailing list by sending an even tailgating cuisine. It's all here starting 296-81 12 email to and just say "sub- with cooking tips and how-to's to the classic [email protected] scribe," art of canning and pickling. Keep this one 6. The Rural Health Network of Monroe County handy on your kitchen bookmark shelf. 0

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Lynn Kaufelt, perennial best seller at Prudential Knight has Regional Italian Cuisine CALL HELPLINE expanded her marketing team Anytime... about anything . to include twelve-year Key West from a simple question real estate veteran Bill Brown, to emergency help. Hie same great sales ability 296-HELP that's made Lynn the best seller in Key West rea! estate. Only 1-800-273-4558 now. more of it! Find out what Lynn Kaufelt can do for you, 700 Duval Street call her—and Bilt—at: Key West 292-4606 Knight Realty, Inc. 615 Duval Street Introducing Mangoes Catering 336 Duval Street, Key West, Florida 33040 294-6565 Chef/Owner Philip Smith- 292-4606 v Tel 305.294.5155, Ext 4? Evenings 305.292.1288 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Amy Culver • 293-0498 An liidependenlly Oflnsrland Operated Member ulTho Pructenlia! toil Eslalc Affiliates. Inc Eddie Brittlngham • 296-6765 AUGUST 1, 1996 solares hill PAGE 15 Ibwn and found a bigger apartment in Bahama she has noticed that more people are finding ways EXPENSIVE Village for less money. But the one bedroom to stay herelonger. Because fewer people are Continued from page 6 apartment, at $750 a month, is still steep. moving, fewer properties are available. If you were looking for an apartment on the Those who do brave the market are shocked hopes to stop gentrification of her neighborhood . island this week, you probably didn't find much. when they first come to town. Many of them can't and allow longtime residents to stay put. On Wednesday, Roberta Lowe, owner of Rent Key understand why the prices are so high, Lowe As it is now, many of Sawyer's friends have to West, had no units to show perspective tenants. says. work two or three jobs to keep their homes. Two Lowe hasn't seen an increase in the number of "It doesn't take them long to catch on," she of her friends moved from another part of Old people who come to her for rental property, but says. "This is not Ohio." n enforce its current rules. There are properties problem and perhaps improve the situation. It is AFFORDABLE which have had zoning variances approved on the clear that there is very strong sentiment among Continued from page 13 basis of providing affordable housing; however the members that it is in no one's economic interest there is no enforcement mechanism in place. to avoid this issue, but the medicine may be a little their fair share of the excessed Naval Yard proper- Suggestions will be made to insure future compli- painful at first, ty. The Shipyard property was always suppose to ance. The task force has strongly endorsed the hous- be designated affordable housing particularly for No one can solve this problem, but we do know ing authority's Plan 2000. The task force recog- that community — obviously something very that "we are no longer sticking our heads in the nizes that the housing authority is a respected wrong happened. sand." If the commission continues to be honest manager and developer of affordable housing and One recommendation which is easy to imple- and sincere in its recognition of the problems and the city needs to continue to utilize their particular ment and will have a positive effect is that the city discussions are ongoing, we can chip away at the areas of expertise. f~) UPPER DUVAL STREET The Upscale End of Town Uptown Duval Street captures the aura of Key West's Old Town in a small, tasteful slice. Here high fashion elegance snuggles with down-home funk and neighborhood service stores.

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Gingerbread Square Gallery Key West's Premier Gallery A Passion for Things Cuban Open Thur, ~ Tues, 10 a.m. to fip.m . x : Closed Wednesday 8T4.Duvj9l 1 295-9442 J 1207 Duval Street '(305)296-8900 n Upper Duval you'll find some of othe best shopping in the Caribbean. There AMELIA The Cheese Board are art galleries, craft I I Extraordinary Foods! galleries, clothing and Fabulous Gourmet Sanwiches To Go! VIRGINIA- \1075 Duval Street* 294-0072 • Duval Square accessory stores, leather I I 10 «,«!. - 8 pjiu, Moit. - Sat, • Free parking goods, restaurants and TRUMAN services from banking to kayak touring. Colorful OLIVIA new shops nestled comfortably in old Key PETRONIAI * West buildings, providing Firs.t National relaxed shopping in Bank graceful surroundings. 1075 Duval Streel You can't beat it. (Each business is keyed into the map. Check the 294-4817 bottom Left corner of each box for tlie nwnber.) arts, entertainment & nightlife

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Battle of the Bars STIFF PRINKS, STIFF Hero Tends To Life's COMPETITION Forgotten Creatures By Deborah Straw pie choose to Out of Harm's Way take their TVs erri Crisp, By Terri Crisp and Samantha Glen with them but co-author of not their pets. TOut of Pocket Bogks This reality Harm's Way, is a $23.00 '•• (and attitude) is hero. Never heard what Crisp is of her? I hadn't : : seeking to either, but when I change. read the subtitle of this book, "The One large section focuses on Extraordinary True Story of One Hurricane Andrew and the work that Woman's Lifelong Devotion to Animal Crisp and many dedicated workers did Rescue," I knew I must read it. This to save over 2,600 creatures. Crisp, woman spends many of her waking who lives in California with her hus- hours saving creatures from disaster band and three children, spent six and death. In 1993, during the weeks in Homestead working 20-hour Midwest flood after she saved hun- days, eating crackers and peanut but- dreds of animals' lives, ABC News ter, stale donuts and cold coffee, keep- named her "Person of the Week," and ing animals alive. n Sunday, August 4th at National Geographic profiled her You may recall the tent city in 12:30 p.m., bar workers work. Homestead. The military helped Crisp Ofrom all over the Keys Crisp, who is the director of and her colleagues open up a mini- will meet at the Schooner United Animal Nations' EARS M.A.S.H. unit and a cadre of volun- Wharf Bar to compete in the (Emergency Animal Rescue Service, a teers worked around the clock to save annual "Battle of the Bars" nationwide disaster relief organiza- dogs, cats, horses, and other animals, championship. tion) has devoted her life to rescuing either left behind or not found by their Eight teams from the upper animals. Unfortunately, when floods, owners. Several creatures were preg- Keys and eight teams from the hurricanes, or fires strike, many peo- lower Keys will compete in Please turn to page 17 events based on the skills of bar workers such as making a mar- garita, running through an obstacle course with a drink, tapping a keg of beer, serving it, and drinking it. The event is being held to benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters which will be cooking up ham- By Harry Schroeder burgers, hot dogs and other food with a clang on the floor behind Parker, to go along with drink specials. driving him in shame off the stage. Bird he jam session has a long and valu- went back in the woodshed, practicing 13 able history in jazz, For inexperi- to 15 hours a day, and when he came out, Tenced players, it has served as the he had become Charlie Parker, next stage after years in the practice Key West now has two regular jam room: a chance to try out one's playing in sessions. By now, moat followers of the fast company. For established musicians, music will have checked out the estab- it offers freedom to stretch out, and a lished one at Grunt's, run by Larry place to look out for, and often to give Smith and Elaine Culpepper, with regu- support to, younger talent. It was at a lars Patty Crimmms, Saxophone Joe jam session that Coleman Hawkins, who Picasso, Mike Radcliffe, Hollywood for years had virtually owned the title to Thompson, and Key West High's tenor the tenor saxophone, was challenged by star, Damian. Larry, a former educator, four younger tenor players: the battle sees his session in part as a training started late one night, and ended, in a ground, open to anyone who wants to try draw, at around four the following after- out a talent. The newer session is on noon. It was at another jam session that Monday nights at The Bull, with Brian the young Charlie Parkur came on stage Murphy on keyboard and Matsu on unprepared and tried to fake his way drums. These two have solid professional through a tune. Jo Jones, the great reputations for making fine music. Brian drummer of Count Basie's band, took his is one of Toronto's best pianists and has ride cymbal off the stand and dropped it Please turn to page 19 AUGUST 1, 1996 solares hill PAGE 17 with the military officers who had come to take HARM'S WAS" people to the Red Cross shelter, Sheila made a The GREEN PARROT , ..* HOME Of 4MCAV M«Mt« * Kt COU» Continued from page 16 decision. "I finally had no choice abut to stay ZbRAFT* • YCMM FAVOfWTt «dPO«TK . . POfl*. TABLES • riNWALt » OHftTS • behind with my dogs. They're my only family." AMD... UVK KMftMttmmm m MtUMMV MTCt nant; most were starved and confused. The Other disasters covered in Out of Harm's • TH* LOCALS1 MVOfMT* ' majority of the pets were reclaimed or adopted. Way include the Alviso flood in the San Sat. Augusta • 10 p.m.-2 a.m. A few died of injuries as a result of the hurri- Francisco Bay area in 1983, the Lexington fire cane; only three had to be put down. in Los Gatos, California, in 1985; the Exxon Bill Blue Of course, Crisp did not work alone. Sally Valdez oil spill in Alaska in 1989; and the Matluk of Fort Lauderdale worked with her on Midwest flood in St. Charles, Missouri, in 1993, a day-to-day basis, through her organization, The writing is crisp and clear. A section of C.A.P.O. (Citizens Against Pet Overpopulation). black and white photos enhances the text. Many Visit the Colonel "Mac" McCorcle, a military veterinarian anecdotes brought tears to my eyes, The from Alabama, saved countless lives. Joe chronology of events is sometimes a bit confus- Tbrregrosa from the local SPCA helped with ing, but it becomes clear by each section's con- Environmental Center ft Store. stray horses. The Humane Society of the U.S. clusion. An extensive appendix includes a sec- Learn about the living coral reef, assisted with workers, and pet food suppliers tion on how to safeguard dogs and cats, horses pnOTCCT LIVING CORAL the most biologically diverse and pharmaceutical companies donated sup- and birds during disasters; a section on wildlife Tax Deductible marine ecosystem, plies. rescue and rehabilitation; an emergency animal Annual Membership Open Daily • 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. One of her most memorable Hurricane rescue service program wish list; and informa- *20/ycuf Z01 William Street • 294-9100 Andrew stories is about a middle-aged woman tion on how to become an EARS volunteer. named Sheila, who Crisp found wandering Pocket Books will donate $10,000 to the around in the war zone of the hurricane's after- United Animal Nations for use in their EARS Everett Watkins math, "swathed in white gauze." Crisp discov- program, and the authors will donate one third Sales Associate ered that Sheila had stayed behind with her two of their royalties to the program, Properly Manager dogs rather than evacuate. "I was standing on In an area like southern Florida, with its my front porch, my suitcase in one hand and the hurricane potential and its great love of ani- dogs' leashes in the other, when the truck pulled mals, this book is necessary — and rewarding — Olde up in front of my place," said Sheila. "They told reading. D me... I couldn't bring the dogs." After arguing Island REALKINC, Your Taste of Italy in the "Heart of Duval" A REALTOR YOU CAN BANK ON. LA TRATTORIA WHY SETTLE FOR SELLING AND MANAGING V B N E Z I A SOME OP KEY WESTS Italian &. French Cuisine Since 1984 Fine Wines &£cn:kl«ils ANYTHING LESS? FINEST PROPERTIES Bus. (30S) 292.7997 525 Simonton Street FAX (305)294-7501 Choices in Quality Key West, Florida Home (305)292-5097 Health Insurance. 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Kev West Orthopedics :tl2it Y HuciMvlt-t Blvd. 400 Front Street • 296-4222 K«v Wesl. II XJOtO IH.IITI Across the street from Sunset 295-9797 KEY WEST Locations in: Key West, New Orleans, FAX: 295-97% Cancun and Ft. Walton Beach PAGE 18 sola res hill AUGUST 1, 1.9! Coco Palms Real Jamaican Cuisine by Matt Dukes Jordan it that way. Warren is doing much more "Things served in the Keys as than just making great wings. I Jamaican are often miles away dinner he offers steamed fish wi from the real thing," according to a touch of vinegar and butter w: Coco Palms owner, Warren fresh herbs and spices, $10.95. Leamard, who grew up in Jamaica. There's escouitch fish, which is; "We're serving real Jamaican food snapper filet fried until golden at fair prices. We hope to attract brown and then sauteed with locals who want to try something herbs and spices, $11.95. The new and authentic." curry shrimp and chicken are oi Open since March, Coco Palms standing. A juicy one-pound ste; has Jamaican dishes like curry Negril, $11.95, is prepared with chicken, $7.95, or shrimp and fish sweet onions and peppers and ii cooked in coconut milk, $9.95, that sauteed in Pickapeppa sauce, re are delicious, but the thing that wine, and butter. The jerk pork amazed me was how good the jerk ribs were delicious as was the . chicken wings are. The skins of the curry chicken, $7.95. Curry chicken wings were very crispy, the shrimp is sauteed in lemon butt meat moist and tender, and the curry, and a touch of garlic. jerk sauce fantastic. I'd love to see Dinners come with steamed ve| some kind of special comprised of Photo. Malt Dukes Jordan ies and potato or Jamaican rice and peas. AT THE FOOT OF WILLIAM STR66T Red Stripe heer and spicy hot Warren Leamard wings. In addition to dinners, Coci Warren said, "I make my own jerk sauce the Palms is open for breakfast and lunch. Before PER PERSON WITH THIS AD way I learned to do it in Jamaica, I use allspice, opening Coco Palms, Warren was a manager at onions, ginger, thyme, cloves, sugar, scotch bonnet Denny's for several years, so, as he said, "I know Browse through the home of peppers, and other ingredients, I can't tell you the how to make a good breakfast." There are omele whole recipe, I like to use the scotch bonnet pep- $3.00, eggs, french toast and pancakes, and Florida's First Millionaire... pers because they have a lot of heat, but it isn't a Warren also offers a Jamaican breakfast special Most Elaborate Key Wat Home lasting, burning heat. It comes and goes quickly." each day. The lunches are a blend of Jamaican a Come explore thk fabulous turn-of-the-aittiiry mansion I asked for the wings extra spicy, and Warren American-style food such as grilled chicken sane influenced by the lifestyles cheerfully complied. They had plenty of heat and wiches, $6.95, burgers, and BLTs, $4.95, ofMilliotmires. plenty of flavor too. If you like it spicy, you can get Marvel at the three sttiries of Please turn to page magnificent interiors, all with period furnishings created by American

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NICHTAND NIGHTLY PINNER PAY, WE ARE SPECIALS THE ONE! WORM. NOW APPEARING! Monday: Lenore & Mexican When it's Time for Jazz... Michelle Tuesday: Italian Tues, - Frl, 6:00 p.m. It's Wednesday: Last Flight Out Barbeque SIMON HENDRIX LIVE! Sat. ~ Mon., 6:00 p.m. Thursday: on WKRY'FM Key 93 Late Night Music | Seafood ff Frt. & Sat. 6 - Midnight Friday: with The Night Club" GREAT FOOD, GREAT DRINKS, GREAT PLACE. Prime Rib Saturday: Pig Roast Sunday: SUNSET Steamship Round AT OCEAN KEY HOUSE ZERO DUVAL STREET, OLD TOWN WHERE THE OCEAN MEETS 20% DISCOUNT WITH LOCAL THE GULF APPRECIATION CARD PAGE 26 solareshill AUGUST 1, 1996 MARTHA ROBINSON . CRS, GRI REALTOR* As Solid As The Rack I Represent 1995 Winner of tie Leading Edge Satiety Award ThePrudential^ Knight Realty, Inc. BANANA. CAFE • 1211 DUVAL ST. * 294-7227 Out A Hand • Sunday, noon - 5 p.m., Clark Whitt, 5 - 9 p.m., JD, 9 p.m. • 336 Duval St., Key West, FL 33040 ; Tuesday, 9 p.m., Dave Burns, Michael Gillis and Matsu. Jazz at its I a.m., GT • Monday & Tuesday, 2 - 8 p.m., Dugger Payne, 8:30 p.m. - ; Bus: 294-5155 or (800) 843-9276 finest 12:30 a.m., JD • Wednesday, 2 - 8 p.m., Dugger Payne, 8:30 p.m. -12:30 ___„__ Fax: (305) 296-0946 • Res: (305) 296-7178 BAREFOOT BOB'S • 525 DUVAL ST. • 296-5858 a.m.,GT. An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Be Prudential Heal Estate Affiliates; Inc. Friday and Saturday, Jack Nasty • Wednesday, Built for CASA MARINA • 1500 REYNOLDS ST. • 296-3535 Comfort FLAGLER'S—Thursday - Saturday, 7 p.m. -11 p.m., Coffee Butler • BLUE HEAVEN » 729 THOMAS ST. • 296-8666 Sunday • Wednesday, 7 p.m, -11 p.m. and Sunday branch, 10 a.m. -2 Thursday, Dom • Sunday Brunch, Ken1 Monday, Dom , p.m., Lonnie Jacobson • SUN-SUN PAVILLION—Monday - Wednesday, 6 THE Bun • CORNER OP DUVAL & CAROLINE Srs. -10 p.m., Joel Nelson • Saturday and Sunday, 6 p.m. -10 p.m., Steve Japi anese Restaurant Thursday, 1-00 • 5-00 p m, Brian & Pete, 5:00 - 9.00 p.m., Michael Green; \ McCloud, 9,00 p.m 4'30 a.m., Mambo Men • Friday & Saturday, 1:00 - C.C. RYDER'S PIANO BAR • 611 DUVAL ST. • 296-6625 WOTO and K.UMA jto l\ and Sushi 3ar 9.00 p.m., Michael McCloud, 9.00 p.m. -1:30 a ra.,Fabulou s Spectrelles Thursday, 5 • 9 p.m., Danny Murray, 9 p.m. -1 a.m., Mike Bunis • welcome oW and r p • Sunday, 1.00 - 9.00 p.m., Brian & Pete, 9:00 p in -1:30 a.m., Pat Friday & Saturday, 5 - 9 p.m., John McCormick, 9 p.m, -1 a.m., Mike new iriencte to flroLjrflA / ^ Dinner 6-10 30 pm . McCune • Monday, 1.00 - 9 00' p.m, Brian & Pete, 9.00 p.m. -1:30 a.m., Bunis • Sunday & Monday, 5 - 9 p.m., Danny Murray, 9 p.m. T 1 a.m., |t*'ECT5l^^J Monday - Saturday Brian Murphy & Matsu • Tuesday, 1.00 - 9 00 p.m, Brian & Pete, 9:00 John McCormick • Tuesday, 5 - 8 p.m., Frank Diaz, 8 p.m. - midnight, p.m. -1:30 a m , Rolando & Martin • Wednesday, 1:00 • 9:00 p.m., Brian Danny Murray • Wednesday, 5 • 8 p.m., Lee Strumsld, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m., m/K^^"^ Closed Sundays : •' Duval 5^jare & Pete, 9 00 p.m. -130 a m., Pat McCune. Mike Bunis. ': CART. HORNBLOWER'S • 300 FRONT STREET • 294-4922 CLUB CHAMELEON • 524 BATON ST. • 296-3030 ^ Free Delivery • Take-out Available Capt Hornblower's Jazz Band is On Tour through the summer. Dance Club. Doors open at 10 p.m., closed Mon.-Wed. • Thursday, 10 CAW. TONY'S SALOON • 428 GREENE ST. • 294-1838 . . p.m; -midnight, Drink 'til'You Drop, $10 for all domestic and draft beer, 294-0092 • 1075 Duval Street Thursday, 1 • 5 p.m., Dugger Payne, 5 - 9 p.m., JK, 9 p.m. -1 a.m., Out A wine and well drinks you can handle • Friday is ladies Nile, $2.50 well Hand • Friday & Saturday, 1 - 5 p m,, JD, B - 9 p,m., JT, 9 pun. -1 a.m., drinks and $l;50 drafts for ladies only • • , DONNIB'S • 618 DUVAL ST. BEHIND BIRKENSTOCK Thursday - Sunday, 7:30 -11 p.m., Blue Byou • Monday, 7 - 10;p.m., Robert Albury • Tuesday & Wednesday, 7:30 • 11 p.m., Blue Byou. Great sound mid^Duval. • FINNEGAN'S WAKE • 320 GRINNELL ST. • 293-0222 Thursday thru Saturday, 9 p.m. • 1 a.m., Grand Auld Times, GEIGER KEY MARINA • 5 GEIGER RD. • 296-3553 Friday, 6-10 p.m., Mike Lee • Saturday, 6-10 p.m., Blue Bayou- Sunday, 6 -10 p.m., Prime Movers Band, GREEN PARROT • 601 WHITEHEAD ST., • 294-6133 Saturday, 10 p.m.. 2 a.m., BUI Blue HAMMERHEADS • 211-A DAVAL ST, • 292-1262 . Thursday 5 p.m. - 9 p.m., Barry Cuda Duo, 10 p.m.—2 a.m., Bobby Mediso Band • Friday 5 p.m. — 7 p.m., Out A Hand Duo, 10 p.m. — 2 a.m., Bobby Mediso Band • Saturday, 5 p.m. — 9 p,tn., Barry Cuda Duo, 10 p.m. — 2 a.m., Bobby Mediso Band • Sunday noon — 4 p.m., Michael McCloud, 6 p.m. — 9 p.m., Michael McCloud Duo, 10 p.m. — 2 a.m., Bobby Medfso Band • Monday thru Wednesday noon — 4 p.m., Michael McCloud, 5 p.m. — 9 p.m., Micliael McCloud Duo • Monday & Tuesday, 10— 2 a.m., Bobby Mediae Bond • Wednesdaym 10 p.m. — 2 a.m., Birddog Bobby. HOG'S BREATH SALOON • 400 FRONT ST. • 292-2032 Thursday ,12-4 p.m., Terry CassWy, 5 - 9 p.m., Two Bit Band, Late nite, Techniques • Friday & Saturday, 12 - 4 p.,., Dave Goodman • 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Two Bit Band • Lnlenitc, Techniques • Sunday, 12-4 p.m., JohnBartis, 4 - 9 p.m., Two Bit Band, Late nite, Techniques • Monday,.! • 6 p.m., David Goodman, 5 - 9, Randy Lewis, Late nito, Emil Justin Band • Tueday, 1-8 p.m., David Goodman, 5 • 9 p.m., Rnndy Lewis, Late Nite, Emil Justin Band • Wodnoaday, MS p.m., Dnvid Find the Sandy Carnagey Goodman, 6 - 9 p.m., Dan Mobley, Late Nitt, Emil Justin Band1 KWs outdoor rathskeller, very friendly. answers to these will present an HOLIDAY INN LA CONCHA • 430DUVALST. •296-2991 CELEBRITIES—Tuesday thru Thursday, 10 p.m. • midnight, Spectrolies questions and informative and • Friday & Saturday, 10 p.m. • 1 a.m,, Lisa Sato. MABOAMTAVILLE CAM • SOODWAi ST. • 292-1485 • t more, plus an entertaining All starting times 10:30 p.m, '• Thursday thru Saturday Savnrai • Monday thru Wednesday, Studebnker John & the Hawks. What is MARTHA'S • SQUTH ROOSEVELT BLVD. • 294-8466 easy-to-make hour of Thursday -Monday, 6:30 p.m. 'til • Barbara Rodfern at the piano. OCEAN KEY HOUSE • ZERO DUVAL ST. • 296-7701 recipe, during Housin cooking ideas Sunset Her, Thursday tlirough Tuesday, 6 -10 p.m., Lenore St •:• Michelle* Saturday through Monday, 6 p.m. (S p.m. on Monday), Last .: "Chef Sauce? and interesting Flight Out Zero, Friday & Saturday, 8 p.m. to midnight, Cnribe PIER HOUSE • 1 DUVAL ST. • 296-4600 Andrew's tidbits. You'll CLUBHAVANA—Friday & Saturday, 10 p.m.-midnight, Classic discon ! • HAVANA DOCKS SUNSET Deck—Monday -Saturday, 6:30 -9:30 p.m., OneWorld' Sunday, 6:30-9:30 p.m., Chris Case1 BKACHCLUIIBAH— Kitchen/' also have the Tuesday - Saturday, 9 p.m, -midnight, Scott Kirby • Sunday and Monday, 9 p,m. • midnight, Chris Case • WINK GALLEY—Tuesday- this Friday opportunity to Thursday, 8 p.m. - midnight, and Friday and Saturday, 9p.m. • 1 a.m,,. LarrySmith. Morning at 11 call in with your QUEEN'S TABU • 1401 SIMONTON (SANTA MARIA HOTKL) • 292-0305 Saturday, 8:80 p.m. - closing, JOKS trio featuring Dave Burns, Lonnie a.m. on US 1 Radio, 104.7 FM. questions and comments. It's Jacobson and Matsu. RAMADA INN • 8420 N. ROOSEVELT BLVD. • 294-5541 Tuesday • Sunday, 8 p.m. - midnight, Lee Strumski. Chef Andrew Berman of Caf6 the cooking show for the REACH RESORT • SMONTON ST. AT THE OCBAN • 296-5000 Tuesday. Saturday, 6 -10 p.m., R.B. Tolar in the Ocean Club. des Artistes and US l's radio... and it's only on 104.7 RICK'S BAR «208 DUVALST..2964890 . Tliursday, 3-7 p.m., Stormy Monday, 7 -11 p.m., Steven Neil-Friday & Saturday, 11 am • 3 p.m., Stormy Monday, 3 - 7 p.m., Kevin McNamara, 7 -11 p.m., Steven Ned • Sunday,2 p.m. - 7 p.m., Stormy Listen for details on how you can win dinner for two at Cafe des Artistes, Monday, 7 -11 p.m., Steven Nell • Monday, 3 • 7 p.m., Joe Rullon, 7 • 11 p.m., Steven Neil • Tuesday & Wednesday, 3 - 7 p.m., Billy Harper, 7 - II p.m., Kevin McNamara. Every night, 11p.m. to closing, karaoke. , DuttTY HARRY'S AT RICK'S BAB • 208 DUVAL ST. • Thursday thru Sunday, 10:30 p.m. - closing, Big Wide World, Tuesday & Wednesday, 10:30 p.m. - dosing, TEA • Smokin1 Joe Rullan from 7 -10 p.m. daily. RUMRUNNERS • 218 DUVAL ST. • 294-1017 NCH SPIRITS Sunday - Thursday, rotating shifts, noon to closing: Twice as Nice, Paris, Islanders, Mike Lee & Irish Kevin • Friday & Saturday, 11 p.m. - closing, reggae with Crucial. : ...••• SCHOONER WHARF • 202 WILUAM ST. • 292-9520 Thursday, 6:30 -10:30 p.m., Sato & Siglor • Friday, 5:00 - 9:30 p.m., Sato & Sigler, 9:30 -12:00 p.m., Barry Cuda • Saturday, 4:30 • 11:30 p.m., Steve Murphy > Wednesday, Ladies' Night, S -11 p.m with Under the Sun playing from 6:30-10:30 p.m. • SLOPPY JOE'S • 201 DUVAL ST. • 294-5717 Thursday thru Saturday, noon - 4 p.m., TC St, Rebecca, 5 • 9 p.m., Holly & Lou, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., No Regrets • Sunday, noon - 4 p.m., Barry Cuda, 5 - 9 p.m., Pete & Wayne, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., No Regrets • Monday, noon - 4 p.m., Barry Cuda, 5 • 9 p.m., Pete & Wayne, 10 p.m. • 2 a.m., • Moondance Monday • Tuesday, noon - 4 p.m., Barry Cuda, 5 - 9 p.m., Holly & Lou, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., Techniques- Wednesday, noon - 4 p.m., Terry Cassidy, 6 - 9 p.m,, Holly & Lou, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., Techniques TIME OUT (SOUTHERNMOST) SPORTS BAB • 509.5 DUVAL ST. • 294-9215 Thursday, 8 p.m., Larry Smith and Elaync Culpoppcr • Friday & Saturday, 10 p.m. -1 a.m., Reggae With Parts. TURTLE KRAALS •' LAND'S END VILLAGE • 294-2640 i Thursday, 9 p.m., The Doghouse 'Friday, 9 p.m., Lemon Grass. • AUGUST 1, 1996 solares hill PAGE 2 1

Sugarloaf Lodge restaurant directory Restaurant & Lounge Dreakfosr • Lunch • Dinner A Short Drive Back to the AusXANDHn'S CAFft, 509 Southard Street. Newly ing pizza oven and full bar. Lunch 11 a.m. • 4:30 p.m., After tho Beach remodeled with surroundings that match its new Sandwich Menu 4:30 - fip.m. , Dinner 6 p.m. - midnight. All major credit Beautiful Keys You'Remember menu. Favorites include pasta dishes ranging from cards. 292-4606. Chicken Parmtgiana to Garlic Shrimp, an assortment MARTIN'S, 1015 Fleming Street. Enjoy our tropical garden setting Dolphin Feedings 9-1-5 of speciality sandwiches and the best pizza on the whilo you oavor Sunday Brunch served from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Egga Sugarloaf Key, MM 17, US1 • 745-0741 island. Take advantage of the ambiance mid the daily benny, omelettes, crepes, french tonst, waffles and more. Dinner from G specials including pizza and wine specials on Thursday p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuea. thru Sun. Lot Chef/Owner Martin create your nights. They serve beer and wine, and are open for favorite German specialities, from delightful appetizers, homemade lunch and dinner. Delivery in Old Town only. Master Card and Visa soups, beef, veal, local seafood, pork and chicken. Sorry, we are dosed accepted. 294-5777. Mondays. MC, Visa, Amox. 296-1183. A Fabulous ANTONIA'S RESTAURANT, 615 Duval Street. Excellent Northern THE OCEAN KEY HOUSE, Zero Duvnl Street, serves grilled special- Italian cuisine in friendly, elegant atmosphere. Dinner served from 6 to ties, salads, seafood, divine desserts, and tropical drinks at the SUNSET Selection Of 11 p.m. All major credit cards. 294-6565,. BAB & GRIM, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and BANANA CAPE, 1211 Duval Street, Upper Duval Street unique Cafe noon to 10 p.m. on Sunday, with live entertainment daily. ZEKO'S fea- Cooking — serving breakfast and lunch Summer hours 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily tures the beat of Boar's Heads meats, assorted homemade salada, daily except Tuesday. Fourteen different breakfast crepes plus our regular hot specialties, Flamingo Crossing ice cream and Croissants de France Tools & menu. Lunch, salads, sandwiches and specials. Closed Tuesday and for desserts. Full bar and market. All major credit cards. 296-7701 dinner until October 15.294-7227. Visa and Master Card. ORIGAMI — in Duval Square, 107S Duvnl Street, Kiyoto and Kmna THE BAREFOOT BOB'S, 525 Duval St. Serving 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on our welcome you to enjoy their Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar. Choose RESTAURANT Kitchen open air deck. Eiy'oy breakfast with freshly prepared omelets, granola from n variety of appetizers, soups and aalads. Entrees include meat and STORE and fruit covered pancakes or french toast, and diverse tastes of poultry, fresh seafood, tempura, noodles, full sushi bar, rolls. Full chil- Supplies vegan/vegetarian items. As high noon hits, choose from unique salads, dren's menu. All moderately priced. Plenty of free parking, free deliveiy, appetizers, and our hearty sandwich menu. Come evening, relish in take-out, and catering available. Dinner, 6 to 10;HO p.m., Monday thru steaks cut to order, pastas, and local seafood entrees prepared to your Saturday, Closed Sunday. 294-0002. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC liking. Our vegan chef will accomodate the vegetarian: "health smart" TUB PIKR HOUSE RESOKT, five convivial bars and rewarding choices people looking for the taste of Key West. Viaa/MC/Novus. 296-5868. at four restaurants, from award-winning American Caribbean cuisine at 9 - 6 • Monday - Saturday BOHAUJ'S SOUTHERN CAFK, MM 10. Family owned and operated by the four-diamond Pier Houae Restaurant to burgers on the beach. Pier Lucy and Bob Mayo, Serving traditional Southern cuisine, Jamaican jerk House Restaurant Sunday brunch 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., dinner nightly 6:30 chicken, local seafood, vegetables by the TON and lots more. Affordable to 10 p.m. Harbour View Cafe 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily. Market 313 Margaret St. daily lunch and dinner specials. Tuesday thru Sat., 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. and Bistro S a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Sun. 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., closed Monday. 29G-16G4. Tim QUBKN'S TAULK, at tho Santa Maria Motel, wiUi indoor and between Eaton & Caroline CAl'fi Eunoi'A, 1075 Duvnl St, Duval Square. Authentic German ,,,pooU)idB dining, serves breakfast daily from 7 — 11 a.m. with a wide Caf<5 and bakery. German-American breakfast nerved all day: eggs, variety of gourmet selections. From 11:30 — 2:00 the lunch menu gives fruits, waffles & quiche. Lunch & dinner: choose from a variety of sand- tm!lids and sandwichea with choice Appetizers and desserts. Queens table 305-294-7994 wiches, Balads and quiches. Dessorte: a wide variety of cakos, pastry and dinners are served 6 -10 pm. with simple to gourmet and native Boafood. croissants. Our bakery offers a selection of assorted breads, baguette Master Card, Visa, and American Express are accepted at this locals' and rolls and all are baked fresh daily on the premises. Cheese platCB are retrcnt with n full bar nt tfie popular West Indies Bar nightly. 1401 offered all day. A varioty of beverages including Gorman Ice Coffee, milk- Simonton Street. 292-0306. shakes, espresso and cappuccino hot or iced, and a fino selection of BMI.FISII BAR AND Gim.t,, at the Qceanaido Marina at the end of German beer and wine. Take out available and we create nil occasion Maloncy Ave. on Stock Island. From the owners of the Half Shell Haw cakes. Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Tuesday, 294-3443. Ikr, M'B and Turtle Kraals comes Key West's newest seafood dining SUNBEAM THE CHBKSK BOARD, 1075 Duval at Duval Square, The Cheese experience. Quickly becoming a local's favorite, this beautiful, newly-con- Board offers fi»« Gourmet SamlwidioB featuring specialty meats, fish structed buildiug onjoya a panoramic, relaxing view of the oeettti. The GROCERIES & DEU and cheeses with creative, unique dressings. Please allow at least 16 menu offers a generous selection of fresh fish, shrimp, stout) CIIIIIK iirid Corner of Fleming & 'White minutes notice for pick-up orders between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Call 294- other kcya staples an well na wonderful steaks, salads and piwtu dialled. 0072 to piace your order. Delivery not, available at this tlino. f tea park- Exciting daily blackboard specials add ze»t to an already varied menu. MOST ANYTHING THAT'S LEGAL, ing in lot at Simonton and Virginia. Open from 10 a.m. to fi p.m. Mon. Lunch and dinner served from 11 n.m. -10 p.m. Sunday Hrunch from through Sat, 10:00 a.m. 202-VJKW. Vina, MC. 24 HRS. A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK! DENNY'S, 3820 N, Roosevelt Blvd. in the EconoWge. Open 24 hours SaitooNKit WiiAttV BAH & CSiuu, 202 William St. Good quality food, Complete Deli • Cheeses • Lotto serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. 10 dinners choices from $15.09 to offering burgers, lioMoga, grilled fish, grilled dilckcn, whip, fresh $7.99. Seven new salads. Salad specials from $5.09 to $8.69. shrimp, friea, bnr-b-quo pork and moral Open 7 days « week. Tttko out Beer & Wine • Groceries • Sandwiches FmNKMN'S WAKB, 320 Grlnndl Street. Unique friendly Irish pub available, • Salods • Croissants • Non-prescription Drugs with live entortnlnmont direct from Ireland, "Then are m> stmngvm at SiiONKvt), Oversow Market, 28 W N. Roosevelt Blvd. Locally owned . Finnegan's Wake only friends you haven't met yet." Full menu featuring and operated, Serving traditional American breakfast bu(Tot, 6:30 n.m, to • Fresh Cut Meats • Fresh Produce • Breads Irish specialties and local favorites, Full bar nerving Guinness, Hftrp, 11 a.m., Sat. and Sun., 8:30 a.ra, till 8 p.m. Daily lunch specials, alUyou- Bnkod on Premises • Pios & Cakes • PiM • Fried Buss, Newcastle Brown, Sam Adams and American beer on tap, also can-oat soup, salad and fruit bar, 11 am. to U p.m. Chootsa from a wide selections of American & European bottled beer. Homo of Key West's variBty of frashly made sandwiches. Dinner buflot A p.m. U> fl:80p.m . Chicken • Party Trays • Even Bait & Tackle! host Irish coffee. Quiet patio dining available and wo now have newly with fresh flih, meutloaf, shrimp scutnpi, pork dwp« and more. Children Let an help with your next party! installed state-of-the-art smoke extractors, (lead mile faith: 293-0222. Sand under free. Or choose from our menu — ribeye atjjuk, nUmk & HAW SHEU- RAW BAH, 231 Margwot StOn the water tttKoy Wnsl shrimp, pastas, pot tout, chickeii, turksy with tilt) trimming* or a elec- Bight/Land's end yillago. Key Woat'a Seafood Institution. C«BU»1, wato- tion of seafood platters phis our groat stir-fry. We have « Senior Citisen 500 WHITE STREET front, open-air dining featuring the (rosheat oysters, clams, crabs and nnd Child's Menu. Reasonably priced. 2924968. . local seafood on the islnnd. All elmply prepared and reasonably priced. :• SOUTH BRACK Siwreoii * RAW KAK, on the beach at the occtm end 294-8993 Full beverage soloction from pitchera of drnft beer to oversized frozen of Duval Strest. Fr«»h Key W«*t s«afaod, baby brick ribj, thicken, al«iik, drinks and an ample wine noloction. 294-7490. Visa, MO, Discover. oyatiira, clutnu, nightly upoclftli), full bar. Dine itisido or outitiilo on our Hn.TON ItasoiiT & MAIUNA, 245 Front Street The new Hito Retort teach deck. Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. sowing breakfast, hunch nnd dinner.' offers three unique aignaturo outlets for you to enjoy. Savor Now- 284.2727. American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner whilo overlooking the SuoAttLOAif LODCIB, US Highway 1, MM. 17. "Ju«t a short drive Gulf of Mexico in Bistro 245, Tho Wine Bar offers an extensive list of back la the Keys you romembcr" and homo to Sugar, the reoidont dol- select wines, single malt scotches, Grappa coffee drinks, appatizwtt and phin. More than 26 yonra of fine dining, tbn Lodge is bost known for desserts. Sunset Deck is tho newest hot spot on tho inland. Specializing freali, tocnl seafood, prime rib, strawberry daiquiris and Key lime pic. in frozen and tropical libations, chargrilled specialties, live entertain- Dirio in ah* conditioned comfort and «»ual elegance overlooking the f itilf ment and Gulf broezes while taking in views of Uio greatest diinsots Key of Mexico. The Lodge Bar, a locals' favorite, hasft friendly almoaphen, West has to offer. All major credit cards niul local's card welcome generous drinks, ©ntartdintnent and dancing. Fulfill your dreams of JiMMY BuWETfs MAIIOAIUTAVIUR CAF£, 600 Duval Street, Opens Paradise at a true islnnd Tiki Bar with frozen drinks, frolicking dolphins 11 a.m. for lunch, dinner, and late niRht rock and roll, starting at 10:30 and fabulous sunsets. Open for breakfast at 7:80 a.m., lunch nt 11:30 p.m. Serving fresh seafood, meats, salads & K«y West favorites: Conch a.m. and dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. All major credit cards. 746-37*11, chowder, fritters, squid rings and tho famous Cheeseburger in Paradise. TuittUB KISAAW SKAFOOD Gmu, overlooking the Koy Wast Bight 292-1435, Mnrina in Land's End Village, This popular eatery and entertainment LA TRATTORIA, fi24 Duval Street, in an elegant retreat at tho center complex is housed In a former turtle soup cannery. Serving up exciting of Duval Street fun, featuring outstanding European dining in a gra- southwestern djuhea, prepared ueing freah local aetfood, makes for a cious, intimate setting. Enjoy fresh crisp naiads, pantos, perfectly soft- unique and varied menu. Baked stuffed lobster, pan-aenrod tuna and Boned and Bauced, wonderful robust Italian and French dinners and mango crnhcakcB share tho menu with delicious burriUra, uiirliiliidiM find heavenly dosawts. Relax at tho cocktail bar with a glass of wine, appetiz- quenadillns, The large, colorful opon-air bur features ovrasfead margarl- er, or cappuccino. La Trattoria is loaded with ethnic charm and warm, tas and boasts a dozen micro-brew and imported beere on tap' Open for hospitality. Open 7 nights 6-11 p.m. Full bar. Major credit cards. 296- lunch and dinner from 11 n.m. • 11 p.m. Late nite menu after 11 p.m. 1075. Enjoy a varioty of local and mitiomii bluea ncla on stoifo nightly from UIUIB'S BACKVAIUI, 700 Waddell on the Atlantic Ocean. Featuring 9:00 p.m. 294-2(140. Vina, MC, Discovery. international cuisine in a restaurant ranked among South Florida's best. Yo 8AK6, 722 nuval Street, Japwicsacuisine with a unique tropical Dining inside or outdoors on the water. Eiy'oy cocktails on the Atedeck flair. An extensive menu ~- Boups, salads, appetisers. Entrees include Bar, Open from 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. 294-1061 for dining reservations. chicken, pork, beof, conch nnd always a selection of our fro«h daily catch- MANGOES, 700 Duval Street. Can't miss tho umbrellas at this won- Naturally our sushi ia the best on tlte island. Tatami rooma for private derful gathering placo. Indoor and outdoor dining. Great island cuisine dining and parties. Open daily for dinner frani fi to 11 p.m. Major credit with a Caribbean flavor, fresh local seafood, vegetarian disheB, oak burn- cards. 294-2288. 0 SHONEYSt Always Our Famous Buffet or The New Pasta & Pizza Cafe Choose From Our Menu Overseas Market 509 Southard Street • Key West, FL • 294-5777 2814 N. Roosevelt Blvd. • 292-1968 800 DUVAL — 292-1436 ' We Deliver In Old Twon Serving from 6:30 a.m. to-|i'jam. PAGE 2 2 solares hill AUGUST 1 , 1996

CUBA CUBA—Cuban arts and crafts, so unusual to be found in P.O. Box 614, Key West, FL 33041. the United States today! Paintings from Cuban artists living in RESTLESS NATIVE,— Featuring the watercolors of A.D. Cuba and the USA. Ceramics and other handmade items. A large Tinkham and other artists. Daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Land's End mm variety of fine cigars, humidors and cigar accessories. Cuban foods, Marina, 230 Margaret Street. 745-5863. books and maps. Have a glimpse of our close neighboring island WHITFIELD JACK JEWELRY GENIUS — Hundreds of hand crafted BACKYARD nation. Musical instruments and CDs give a touch of mambo and gold wonders by one local designer. The theme is tropical: sea crea- AN OCEANFRONT cha-cha-cha. Experience the richness of the Cuban culture.Daily, 10 tures, shells, crabs, palms, exotic flowers, pirates, treasure, nauti- RESTAURANT a.m. to 6 p.m. 814 Duval. 295-9442. cal. Daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ill Duval, 294-7092. GINGERBREAD SQUARE GALLERY — Key West's premier and oldest private art gallery established in 1974. Showing works by inter- HISTORICAL EXHIBITS nationally known local artists Sal Salinero and John Kiraly. AUDUBON HOUSE & TROPICAL GARDENS— Fabulous antiques, 700 Waddell" (305)294-1061 Paintings, art glass, serigraphs, stone and bronze sculpture, prints. original Audubon engravings and lush tropical gardens. Audio tape (VemontfWaddeliOceanfront) Also featuring Carol Sadowski, Allison Lefcort, Ken Hawk, Sharon tour available. $7.50 for adults, $2 forWds , Open daily from 9:30 Howe Myers, Michael Palmer, Paul Arsenault, JoAnne Hook, a.m. to 5 p.m. 205 Whitehead Street. 294-2116. Bruce Baughman, Alexandra Nechita. Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. CASA ANTIGUA—Where Hemingway first met Key West, now Thursday through Tuesday. Closed Wednesday. "Uptown" at 1207 restyled into an unusual island home, Business and garden. Garden Duval St. 296-8900. tours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. 314 Simonton Street. 292-9955, HAITIAN ART CO. — Original art work from Haiti including CURRY MANSION — Home of Florida's first millionaire, this 95- paintings, flags, sculpture and paper mache. Open 10 -6 every day. year-bld residence-turned-guest house is filled with antiques, and 600 Frances St., corner of Southard and Frances. 296-8932. . contemporary and authentic classic artworks. Self-guided tours 10 KENNEDY GALLERY—Fine art with a twist! Museum quality a.m. to 5 p.m. $5 adults, $1 children under 12.511 Caroline Steel. acrylics and oils by Michele Kennedy, striking watercolors by 294-5349. . Robert Kennedy. Renowned artists Stanislaw Frenkiel, Suzie DONKEY MILK HOUSE — Antiques for sale (as well as decorator DePoo,Thom Joris, Jim Racchi, Leu, Oulie, Seckman, Valtchev, and historical items) in the front parlor of this 1866 mansion. Teh Sicre. Daily, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1130 Duval St. 294-5997. further rooms of the tasteful private residence contain rare KENNEDY STUDIOS — Graphics, limited edition prints. Daily, 9 European paintings and period furnishings. Self-guided tours. a.m. to 10 p.m. 133 Duval St. 294-5850; 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., 511 Adults $5. Children free with a paying adult. Daiiy, 10 a.m. to 5 Duval St. 294-8564. •;.••• p.m. 613 Eaton Street. 296-1866. KENNEDY'S CARIBBEAN GALLERY — Caribbean art, painted steel HERITAGE HOUSE MUSEUM — Early 19th century sea captain's drum cut-outs, watercolors, Haitian art, sculptures by Caribbean house full of the family's collections From their travels and life in and Keys artists. See Shari Hatchett Bohlmann's paintings Key West. Robert Frost cottage and memorabilia from famous visi- Saturday, April 20,6 to 9 p.m. Daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1000 Duval tors also. Admission $5. Daily 10 a.m to 5 p.m. 410 Caroline Street. Street. 292-0060. 296-3573. KEY WEST CRAFT SHOW—The 12th annual Key West Craft KEY WEST LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM — History and technology of Show is accepting applications for exhibit space, The show is Keys lighthouses. Also, life of a lighthouse keeper. Daily 9:30 a.m. January 25 & 26,1997 and application deadline is October 1,1996. to S p.m. Admission $5 adults, $1 children 7 to 15, under 7 free. 938 To obtain an application, send a self addressed stamped envelope to Whitehead St. 294-0012. Application Request, Key West Art Center, P.O. Box 614, Key West, WRECKERS MUSEUM—In Key West's oldest house, this museum FL 33041.' offers a peek into the life of wrecking families. Memorabilia and OLD ISLANDDAYS Ant FESTIVAL— The 32nd annual Old documents from the salvage trade plua marine artwork by a variety Island Days Art Festival is accepting applications for exhibit space. of artists. Daily, 10 a,m. to 4 p.m, Admission $3 adults, $.50 chil- : The show is February 22 & 23,' 1997 and application deadline is dren under 12.322 Duval St. 294-9502, tt October 15,1996. To obtain an application, send a self addressed Note: We have changed the format and design of our Art stamped envelope to Application Request, Key West Art Center, Calendar, Please call 294-3602 to find out Iww to be included.

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INDEX Fax us your ad! Public Notice.,, ...Mil Tutor*.,.,.. ,..„. , ...,,:..tO4 Hnou\t ., .-...KM Babysitter*. \.M% Bu$. Opportunity 101 Help Wanted ., 500 (305)294-1699 UsUFound 102 Banking ...... 501 Tickets 103 Secretary Classified Department Tilkliiw*..... 104 Office/Clerical 503 Childtare 105 Acct/Bookkwplng SM pets , 106 Part-Time Jobs ...SOS 294-3343 Auction 107 Hotel jobs 506 Musical Inst. 108 • oftiw'Spste ...... 510 Rest, ftHotel Equip 109 . VacatTon Renuls ...... 511 330-B Julia Street Fot Salt.. , 110 Twite For Sile , 512 Garage Sates 111 Condo»For fete ;...'....S13 ISSUES 30 Word Mini. Furniture , 112 Commercial 514 Key West, FL33040 Homes KW 200 Jobs Wanted , 515 1X $6.00 25$ (extra word) Homes lower K*w Ml ffayGwup S16 furnished Apt* , 301 2X $11.00 .25$ {extra word) Furnished Homei ,.,,303 ERRORS Unfurnished Homes 303 Deadline: 3X $15.00 25$ (extra word) 8w« 304 Plaase check your ad on its first Autos 400 publication. In the event of an Tuesday, Noon 4X $21.00 25$ (extra word) uHS'iS!! "'""In! error, we are responsiblp ible onlly Miscellaneoumgiurmira..s. „ ....,,40 w3 lo»-,,ur the. «,,(irsil ;„,«„»«tarred , „•»(„..ordar•. Box Replies; $2.00 for box numbers, picked up / $5.00 for box numbers, mailed FOR AN ADDITIONAL $1.50 WE WILL PLACE A BORDER AROUND YOUR AD

FOR SALE 110 HOMES FOR SALE 200 • HOMES FOR SALE 200 • UNFURN. HOMES. 303 WORLDWIDE AND USA SMITH-CORONA .DO YOU DREAM MOBILE HOME MOBILE HOME PHONE CARDS WORD PROCESSOR '"'ABOUT OWNING Beautiful 1986 modern, 1 New 14X56'(784 so, ft.). AVAIIAMM ATTHKSK W(\THl\S Full screen monitor, Less YOUR OWN HOME? BR/1 bath mobile home inct Located at Pine & Palm PERSONAL than one year old, Great for Wllj have for sale or rent-with- land. Five-star adult secured Condominium Park, 6620 lAUSTO'S — 1105 I lerniiiK St. home ancl finance managing. oplkyvlo buy — new 2 bod- resort community. Only Maloney Ave. on Stock IAUS TO'S — 522 Flemirif" St. Paid $350-will self for room, 2bath, 14'X56' modu- $75,000 or $22,000 down Island. 2 BR/2 bath, central $150, Also, digital answering air, 8 X 40 deck, dishwash- 'OLD TOWN TROLLKV —1910 N. Roosevtit To Respond; lar home, Price includes and $486 per month, Please Place your person*) machine, 9 months old. land, stove &. refrigerator with B7JJ8 M ; er, garbage disposal, wash- response in a scaled enve- Paid $70—sell tor $S0. Call ice maker, washer, OPENWATER er/dryer, long term lease ot lope* (with Box# in upper 293-0663, K dryer.dlshwasher, garbage ONLY 15 MILES option to buy. Seller will BEST RATES right hand comer). Place hold note. Available that sealed envelope with disposal, top grade carpel, 3- from Key West awaits you In $2.00 for cacli response COMPUTERS ton central air conditioning, this 2 BR/1,5 Bath mobile November, 1996. (for postage and handling) 486 00 Mz Packard Bell, 12K celling fans, 8'X40' deck, home In excellent condition. $S50/mo,, First/last & secu- and send to: Get Personal. rity, Call 294-6769 AUTOS 400 330-U, Julia SiroM, Key RAM $649, Also a Compaq cable television. Income Banana, papaya,and WestyFl 33040 laptop, $799, Call Walter© must be derived in Monroe coconut trees occupy this 292-4972. County and substantiated huge lot along with wooden BOATS304 B&B IS BACK AND WE with W-2's (must be over decking ovar the water, WANT YOUR JUNK CARS! $35,000 and under $51,000 BOAT FOR SALE We also hnvo a Urge Invanto- FURNITURE 112 listed at $125,000. Easy to ty of quality used parts, Call per year). Sale price show on short noticol Call 18' liberglass Cuddy Cabin, POOL CLEANING The practical approacluo us today for nil your automo- FURNITURE FOR SALE $99,000. $9,000 down. Heather Wolfe , Deck needs repair. 85hp quality people. Carefully tive naeds, 872-9761 or 745- • Beautiful knotty pine king- Developer will hold 20 year Broker/Salesperson, Mercury Is not In running screened, confidential mortgage. Approximate Coldwell Banker Sehmitt condition, but can be used 3517. MM 31 Big Pino Key, AQUA & DOC loycars sized carved headboard and WE DELIVER! monthly payment including Real Estate, 296-7727 or "Keepyour pool well- of love connections! Wrius: bedframe, Good condition, forparts. $400, 294-9683,^ PO Box 1906 $500, taxes - $970, For Info call (800) 598-7727 (or mow info Call the "AQUA DOC nawl £94-6769. : or for info on aoy. other prop- 21'GLASTRONSEA MISC. 403 Big Pine Key. FL 33043. • ? knotty pine dining table FURY with 8 high-backed chairs. THINKING OF BUYING erty in the Keys. Slate name, address, phone. 175 Merc with kicker, New 293-9200 Excellent condition, $350. OR SELLING? ***************** CQMaETUPOOl SERVICE Call 294-6387 FURNISHED APT. 300 seals, Compass. Dive plat- DESCRAMBLERS I can help you, Call for a free form. Good buvl $4,000. PUBLIC NOTICE 099 Clears scrambled stations INSURANCE market analysis of your prop- CONCH HOUSE Make olfer! (305)872-4341 HOMES FOR SALE 200 erty, or a list ol properties cur- APARTMENT forcablevTV HEALTH INSURANCE rently available! For real Furnished or not, 1-800-959-9456 BEST RATES Blue Dross, Blue Shield Is OClOTFRGNT CONDO estate SERVICE, call $650/month. Garbage, 1990 Wellcrati 19' I.O. -165 1-800-953-9456 IN TOWN available In Key West NOWI Key West By The Sea, 1/1 sewage, electricity, water, ****************/« For immediate quote call Heather W o M e , hp, Excellent condition. All types of Insurance. first door with patio, updated, Broker/Salesperson, cable, telephone included, Inside storage. Groat family Cull Phyllis nt Carol DaLoach, 745-2600 or tiled, completely furnished, CHILD CARE Coldwell Banker Schmitl Love Lane/Southard. Call boat, $6,000 or best offer. 293-0340 Charles Ort 294-0164. move In condition. 2 pools, 296-8320. Mother ol throe year old Contracted Agents, Real Estate Co. 296-7727. 294-5067. daughter will give your child HEADHUNTER tennis courts, security. NEEDED! $129,000,296-4223. good loving caro (ages2-5) in my home. Call 292-6928, An; you asset-live, gel PERSONALS 100 what you want, and A GREAT BUY r know lots of people? IN KEY WEST? OFFiCCFOR RENT 510 Computer literate? MANGO LOVER WANTED Yesl Mh an ocean vlewl CLASSIFIED AD ORDER FORM by dashing, adventurous, Opportunity to become communicative, trilingual, For only $119,900 you can Mail to: Solares Hill Newspaper OFFICE SPACE licensee! agent, earn llagaHJdueatsd outdoors' own a third floorcondo at Las I Desired I FOR RENT money, training. man, 6", 170 lbs, 48. If you Salinas with 2 BR/2 Bath, Classification: 333-B Julia Street, Key West, FL 33040 718 Carolina SUPaacock are a slender, youthful, pas- central air, balcony, pool, Lano. Office/Retail, ENTERTAINMENT sionate lady with a sense of storage, parking, and thei 30 words/$6 Week I Approximately 750 sq, ft. humor who doesn't use lowest condo fees in Key Each additional word-250 Call 296-1808. MqgicaC tobacco and seeking an LTR West. Call Heather Wolfe, "Entettainnient with excitement and plea- Broker/Salesperson, I sure, please contact me at Coldwell Banker Schmftt I VACATION RENTALS 511 Closo-up Illusion* Box rCctoSolares Hill, 330- Real Estate, 296-7727 or Balloon Hat* & (800) 598-7727 for more Info B Julia St., Key West, FL TIMESHARE Sculpture 33040, or (or info on any other prop- I I erty in(he Keys, THE BANYAN RESORT Professional Clown Tria best location and prices Jack Moyer FOR SALE 110 " UNIQUE i I in Old Town, This is the right (305) 745-3277 & SOPHISTICATED way to vacation. Call Amy ATOCHA EMERALD Completely redone large AD COST Lachat. Banyan Resort CLEANING Documented emerald from 1BR condo unit. Upgrades Realty. include; Mexican tile; new i Name:. — x —weeks I the Alocha (acquired 1986). 296-1230 Need Your House or Wrapped in gold. $1000 or kitchen w/recessed lighting; besToifer, 295-0666. siting area & dressing room Address: $ Amt.Enc I Business In enormous master suite. SHORT TERM FOR SALE Features go on & on. Ideal Deadline to submit classified in OR VACATION RENTALS CLEANED? Koon, Monday for the following „, One and two bedrooms, 1 4 sections of wrought Iron for couples. All for $199,500. eflidency. Completely fur- For Reliable and accordion style gates. 18' Call Heather Wolfe, Thursday edition, if you fiave I I City: State: any questions call (305) 294- 1 nished on water In Sugarloaf. Punctual Service total width. Almost new. Broker/Salesperson for a pri- Dock & vary quiet, Pioase Must sell. Make an offer. vate showing, Coldwell 3343. Ask for Jerry • Phone:., Dykhulsen. • call for pictures/reasonable Call African Art Shop, 410 Wall Banker Sehmitt Real Estate rales. (305) 745-2033. St. 294-0042. , |96-7727or(^0(j) 698-7727. 296-8064 PAGE 2 4 solares hill AUGUST 1, 1996

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