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Contest Winners!
After much debate, arguing, and contemplation, a select group of us picked the winners of the Bonaire E-News' "Things You Never Hear
On Bonaire" contest. We did this by compiling a list of all the entries, in chronological order, without names or e-mail addresses of the submitters, in order to make it a reasonably fair judging event (as fair
as you can get when the subject matter is subjective, that is). Even so, we had two double winners, and one triple winner. In any event, it was a difficult judging event, what with 174 entries by 57 entrants, but
we're pleased to share with you the following list of 12 winners, along with one very honorable mention (attributions, prizes, and explanations for the non-savvy can be found footnoted below the list):
Drum roll, please!
The best entries in the "Things You Never Hear on Bonaire" contest are (leading up to the best entry):
12. Coat and tie required.
11. This can be sent next day mail.
10. Due to the breakdown of the de-icing machine, ALM had to cancel
all flights in and out of Bonaire
9. Can you spare some change?
8. The bridge to Klein Bonaire is closed for repaving.
7. What time is the train leaving to Rincon?
6. Take the elevator to the 10th floor.
5. I'll take a Big Mac, to go...
4. I'm going to hurry over to Wal-mart"
3. Hey! You just ran a red light!
2. Which way is it to the ocean?
And the number one answer in the "Things You Never Hear On Bonaire" is:
1. Gimme a Boston Cream and a medium Columbian decaf, to go, PLEASE!!
And, our special honorable mention, which gave us great fits of amusement but doesn't quite mesh with the contest's intent in promoting Bonaire as a great place to visit is:
"The island itself isn't bad, but it's the great airline service that
keeps me coming back!"
If you're interested in the origin of these statements and what prizes we've doled out for the various entries (using a random distribution technique), read on:
12. "Coat and tie required". Submitted by Julie Tadros. Wins an autographed copy of Sylvia Earle's Sea Change, provided by Jake & Linda Richter. Humor Content: No place on Bonaire requires a coat and
tie for dining or admittance, not even close.
11. "This can be sent next day mail." Submitted by Ruth Calistrat of the state of Maryland in the U.S. Also wins an autographed copy of Sea Change. Humor Content: Nothing can be sent from Bonaire for Next
Day delivery.
10. "Due to the breakdown of the de-icing machine, ALM had to cancel all flights in and out of Bonaire". Submitted by Corine Gerharts of Bonaire. Wins a lunch for two from the Klijn Maar Fijn Mobile Grill
located near Cultimara Monday through Saturday for breakfast & lunch - phone 09-567-0073. Humor Content: While there have been many reasons ALM flights have been cancelled (including damage from a toilet truck
back in February), you'll never hear this excuse on warm, sunny Bonaire.
9. "Can you spare some change?". Also submitted by Corine Gerharts. Wins a large one-topping pizza from the Sandwich Factory ( http://www.bonairerestaurants.com/sandwich ). Humor Content: Well, first, we don't have any panhandlers/beggars on Bonaire asking for change. Second, many places will round up your change to avoid giving you NAFl pennies (gas stations in particular are well known for this).
8. "The bridge to Klein Bonaire is closed for repaving". Submitted by Daniel L. Crawford. Wins a large one-topping pizza from the Sandwich Factory. Humor Content: Well, if you don't know, we've got a bridge
for sale... (If you really don't know, Klein Bonaire, while being a kilometer or so off-shore, is also being fought for to ensure that nothing ever gets built on it.)
7. "What time is the train leaving to Rincon?". Submitted by Taddy Arvelo of Bonaire. Wins a NAFl. 25,- gift certificate from Hair Affair - mailto:hairaffair@infobonaire.com . Humor Content: 1) There are no trains on Bonaire; 2) If you want to get to Rincon you drive, bike, walk, or be really daring and try to ride a wild donkey or goat.
6. "Take the elevator to the 10th floor." Also submitted by Ruth Calistrat. Wins a classy t-shirt from Island Fashions elegant collection - mailto:islandfashions@bonairenet.com . Humor Content: No buildings on Bonaire have more than three stories, and only one has an elevator (ground floor to 2nd floor).
5. "I'll take a Big Mac, to go...". Submitted by Jake Richter. Wins nothing since he's one of the editors here. Humor Content: No fast food burger joints on Bonaire, and we like it that way. If you want a
McDonald's, we understand Curaçao has several...
4. "I'm going to hurry over to Wal-mart". Submitted by the Dan Unger of Colorado. Wins a "Barhap" bar-mail dinner for two at De Tuin Eetcafe - mailto:detuin@infobonaire.com . Humor Content: Wal-Mart? Bonaire? Heh heh heh. (for our non-U.S. familiar readers, Wal-Mart is a chain of huge huge huge stores offering everything one could possibly want, even including groceries in some cases - the average Wal-Mart is about as large as downtown Kralendijk).
3. "Hey! You just ran a red light!". Submitted by Shelly Craig. Wins a subscription to Port Call, Bonaire's only English-language waterfront weekly newspaper - mailto:portcall@infobonaire.com . Humor Content: No traffic lights on Bonaire. None. Zilch. Nada.
2. "Which way is it to the ocean?". Submitted by Chuck Kutscher of Colorado. Chuck is also the submitter of our honorable mention. For both entries, Chuck wins a half-day kayak rental for two from Jibe City
at Lac Bay - http://www.jibecity.com . Humor Content: Picture a rather small island which subsists on aquatic pleasures, surrounded by salt water...
1. "Gimme a Boston Cream and a medium Columbian decaf, to go, PLEASE!!". Also submitted by none other than Corine Gerharts - we're still trying to figure out if Corine is idle or just very creative. We
suspect it's the latter, since we know how hard she works. Wins a pair of tickets to a movie of her choice at the Bonaire Twin Cinema - phone 2400. Humor Content: Analysis of this entry shows a high level of stress
and a raving desire for a Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks. Stress isn't very common here on Bonaire, and nor are Boston Creams (wonderful custard filled confections akin to a hollow donut slathered with chocolate
frosting) nor Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks. Sorry.
Certificates for all prizes (except books and the Port Call subscription) will be mailed or delivered within the next couple of weeks to all winners.
Many thanks to all of those who entered our contest to help show the world what Bonaire _doesn't_ have to offer :-), and many thanks to our many prize sponsors!
Looking for Witnesses / Accident Update
Local reports indicate that the Public Prosecutor's office (similar to the district attorney in U.S. communities)
is looking for more information on the fatal traffic accident which occurred in the early morning hours of May 2nd (see last week's issue of the Bonaire E-News) on Kaya Amsterdam, as well as on the accident that
occurred later that same day on Kaminda Lagoen where a pedestrian was critically injured by a pick-up truck. There are several versions of both accidents doing the rounds on the island, but no official statement has
been released by the authorities.
The Public Prosecutor's office and the police are asking eye witnesses to come forward, and even those who did not actually witness the accidents but did see the specific cars involved are asked to pass whatever
information they have to the police.
In the meantime, the Venezuelan driver involved in the fatal hit and run which took the life of 16 year old Jennifer Celestijn left the island within 20 hours of the accident, with the police's (and allegedly a
judge's) permission, much to the dismay of many members of the community, who question why a person of non-Dutch nationality involved in an accident of this magnitude would be allowed to leave the country at all,
let alone so soon after the incident.
This sudden departure of the driver, who is an Aruban resident, has caused much upset among the local population here on Bonaire. No specifics as to the driver's identity have been released, but the request for more
evidence from the Public Prosecutor's office would seem to indicate there are a number of questions yet to be answered in this horrible accident.
In last week's Bonaire E-News, we mentioned that rumors had been flying about that alcohol was involved in all three of the serious accidents which occurred on or about last week's holiday weekend. Soon after the
article was published, we received a personal note from a high level police official indicating that in none of the three accidents was driving while under the influence an issue, and that statements to the contrary
were pure speculation (which we already admitted could be the case when we indicated they were rumors).
We were further informed that under Antillean law, driving while intoxicated (DWI) is punishable by law, but that proving DWI is difficult given current resources. But, if DWI is proven, the Public Prosecutor has a
much easier time charging drivers with manslaughter or similar criminal act in the event of a vehicular fatality such as the one that took Jennifer Celestijn's life. The Island Government also has recently
instituted a commission to revise the current traffic law, with one major issue to be studied and implemented, in a more modern and efficient manner, being the stronger measures which can and should can be taken
against drunk drivers.
Maritime Congress Next Weekend
Bonaire's 2nd Annual International Maritime Congress will be held from May 19-22 at the Plaza Resort. The Congress,
supported by the national and local government as well as international maritime businesses, brings together shipping interests for an update on topics which affect their activities.
This year the seminars and discussions will be conducted for 3 days, beginning with the official opening by Lt. Governor Richard Hart at 10:00AM, Thursday, May 19. A few of the topics on the agenda include:
-A presentation by Damen Shipyards about the construction of the new Antilles Coast Guard Cutter Jaguar.
-A U.S. Coast Guard review of that organization's history and an overview of its activities in the Caribbean region. A cutter will be tied up at the town pier during the conference.
-Professor S. Hengst of the Delft Technical University will discuss the role and importance of shipbuilding.
-The Netherlands Institute of Maritime History will give a talk about the history and current activities of the Royal Netherlands Navy in the Caribbean.
-Dr. Jay Haviser, the well-known American born, Antillean Anthropologist, will tell about the original Indian population of the ABC islands.
-Boi Antoin, local historian, will present the history of salt production on Bonaire.
-Additional topics include yacht architecture innovation, the Amerigo Vespucci submarine cable, marine education, 17th century navigation as well as modern electronic charting.
All sessions will be conducted in English. The cost for the entire Congress program, including lunch and drinks, is US$200. Half-day sessions are $50, space permitting. Contact Capt. Jon Mol, Congress President, at
6585 for more details. To enroll contact Carline Peterson at 4646, FAX 4621. (Courtesy of Port Call)
Culinary Team Fundraising Dinner
All you gastronomes and fans of the Bonaire Culinary Team will be happy to know that the Team is Cookin' Again. In
preparation for the "Taste of the Caribbean" culinary Olympics in July, our team will be presenting their first fundraising dinner on Tuesday, May 25, at 7 p.m. at the Den Laman Restaurant (between Sand
Dollar and Sunset Beach Hotel). For a donation of NAƒ35 you will have an unforgettable, sumptuous 3-course meal with fine wines, prepared by the best chefs on the island. It's not to be missed.
Tickets and reservations are available through the Bonaire E-News (mailto:CulinaryTickets@BonaireENews.com ), Port Call (tel. 8988), Green Parrot Restaurant, RendezVous Restaurant, and Den Leman Restaurant. Make your reservations early as there are a limited number of tickets available. (Courtesy of Port Call)
KLM Charged in Death of Bonairean Lizards
Sounds like a fictional headline, doesn't it? Sadly, it's true. Read on.
KLM Airlines is being charged with the unlawful transportation of lizards from the island of Bonaire to Holland last year. Of the 830 lizards transported on the flight in early February 1998, 822 did not survive the
trip.
The NRC Handelsblad, a Dutch newspaper, reports that the Public Prosecutor's office of Haarlem in the Netherlands has stated that the animals were packed too closely together and without sufficient holes for
breathable air to flow in.
After the fatal trip, KLM announced that all transport of live animals from Bonaire, other than dogs and cats, would be halted for an undetermined amount of time.
A KLM spokesman said that the company is not excluding the possibility of charging any fines they incur to their customers who ordered the transport of the lizards, as, according to IATA (International Air Transport
Association) rules, the packaging of cargo is a customer's responsibility, and not the airline's. Dutch law, however, holds KLM responsible for errors in packaging.
Since there was no sticker with "Live Animals" on the packaging, the animals spent more time than necessary making the trip. "That turned out to be fatal for the animals," said a spokesman for the
Algemene Inspectie Dienst (General Department of Inspection), which asked for KLM to be charged.
KLM is scheduled to appear in court this coming Monday and the lizard's exporter has also been issued a subpoena in the matter.
[Editor's note: We heard a rumor about this when it happened last year, but it seemed rather farfetched at the time, but we guess truth is stranger than fiction at times. Apparently the lizards were being harvested
for sale in Holland for scientific use, and at quite a premium at that. Now it's just another business deal that's gone belly up, literally.]
Bicycle Races Coming Up
If you have a mountain bike and are looking for a challenge, but not an insane one, there is going to be a "Citizen Fun
Race" as part of the big bike racing weekend that the "Cycle Bonaire" bike shop is sponsoring on May 22nd and 23rd.
The Citizen Fun Race is a mountain bike time trial for that takes you on one lap around the same 7.5 kilometer course that the racers will use for their races in the 3rd Annual Mountain Bike Challenge. (The gonzo
racers will do 3 or 4 laps.)
Everyone who completes this one lap Fun Race will get a nice laminated certificate with their name and elapsed time on it. There will most likely be another Fun Race the first weekend of October, so you can try
it again and see if you can improve your time. Organizers are hoping that this will become a regular feature every May and October.
The Citizen Fun Race will commence on Saturday, May 22nd, at 7:30 in the morning. It costs NAFl. 10,- to enter, and you must wear a helmet and it's also recommended that you have "Slime" (available at
General Store) in your tire tubes so you don't get a flat tire. Register at Cycle Bonaire on Kaya L.D. Gerharts no later than Friday, May 21st. Call 7558 for more information.
Bonaire Twin Cinema News & Features - May 13 - 19, 1999
Bonaire Twin Cinema is located in the heart of Kralendijk next to the Exito Bakery and behind
the Cultimara Supermarket. Starting Thursday, May 13, Bonaire Twin Cinema will be offering the following film features (NaFl. 10.- for all normal features, special pricing for matinees on weekends):
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She's All That - New This Week!
- Matinees Sat. & Sun. at 2:00pm and 4:00pm
- Nightly at 7:00pm
- Late show Fri. & Sat. at 1:00am
Freddie Prinze Jr. Stars as a high school stud who makes a bet with a fellow classmate that he can turn geeky Rachel Leigh Cook into a Prom queen. Problems arise when Prinze falls in love with the former geek. (Rated
PG-13, Romantic Comedy, 95 minutes). For more details, visit: http://headlines.yahoo.com/Full_Coverage/Movies/She_s_All_That/
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The Faculty
- Nightly at 9:45pm
- Late show Fri. & Sat. at Midnight
In this movie from the writer of Scream and Scream 2, high school students discover that their teachers truly are from a different planet, when two of them witness the murder of the school nurse. (Rated R, Horror
SciFi, 104 minutes). For more details, see: http://headlines.yahoo.com/Full_Coverage/Movies/The_Faculty/
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Life is Beautiful (La Vita Bella)
- Nightly at 7:15pm
- Matinees Sat. & Sun. at 2:15pm and 4:45pm
Set in the darkest pages of history from World War II, Italian director/actor Robert Benigni raises dignity, joy, and bravery from the horrors of the war. Life is Beautiful won three Oscars this year - Best Foreign
Film, Best Actor in a Lead Role, and Best Score. (Rated PG-13, Comedy Drama, Italian with English Subtitles, 122 minutes) For more details, see: http://headlines.yahoo.com/Full_Coverage/Movies/Life_is_Beautiful/
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Virus - Last week!
- Nightly at 9:00pm
In the midst of a typhoon, the crew of an ocean-going tugboat discover the shelter of a deserted secret Soviet research vessel, inhabited by an alien presence intent on destroying all of mankind. Stars Jamie Lee
Curtis, William Baldwin, and Donald Sutherland. (Rated R, SciFi Thriller, 99 minutes). For more details, see: http://movies.yahoo.com/movies/guide/virus.html
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Coming Soon:
May 20 - Abeltje
June 3 - Message in a Bottle & Cruel Intentions
June 10 - The Corruptor;
June 17 - Forces of Nature & Star Wars;
June 24 - True Crime & The King and I
July 1 - Entrapment & Payback
July 8 - Life
July 15 - Analyze This
The Bonaire Twin Cinema Box Office opens nightly at 6:00pm, and no reservations are required. Tickets are only available at the box office. Questions about the movies? Call Bonaire Twin Cinema at 2400 (Noon to
closing everyday), FAX: 8010, or send an e-mail to mailto:TwinCinema@InfoBonaire.com (please include your phone or FAX number).
Quick Takes
- Maria Britt Celebrates 102nd. Maria Britt, of Noord Salina here on Bonaire, celebrated her 102nd birthday last Thursday, May 6th, at
the Kas di Sosiegu (Home for the Elderly). Mrs. Britt is not the oldest "Nortenjo", however! It turns out that Martha Martijn will celebrate her 104th birthday on July 29th. Local legend has it that the
folks from Noord Salina and from the old kunukus live longer than inhabitants of other neighborhoods on Bonaire. No real research has been performed to support this, but check out these other old Nord Salina old
timers: Petra Nicolaas, 91; Buchi Thode will be 95 next month; and Simon Semeleer, 96.
- Tourism Declines in February. The Tourism Corporation Bonaire reported last week that during February 1999, there was an overall decrease of visitors, relative to the same month last year, of 6.6%. Visitor
counts from the U.S. decreased by 8.9%, the number of European visitors dropped by 14.7%, and traffic from South America increased by 20%. Overall, the Caribbean showed an increase of 4.9% for February. Interesting
to note is that one third of the tourists were repeat visitors to Bonaire. A detailed report can be purchased from TCB. Phone 8322, E-Mail: mailto:tcb@bonairelive.com .
- New Government Reviews Tourism. We reported last week that the leaders of the incoming coalition government, Ramonsito Booi (Green Party - UPB) and N.C. Willem (Yellow Party - PABOSO) were in Aruba to meet
with government tourism interests there in the hope of arranging a double-destination for visitors of Aruba and Bonaire. It turns out, while in Aruba, they also met with Interbank, the owners of the defunct Sunset
Beach Hotel to discuss the property's future, and also had discussions with the Aruba Tourist Authorities. Back on Bonaire, meetings were held with the Tourism Corporation Bonaire, Harbor Village Beach Resort, and
Larry Gerharts, a key member of the Bonaire Airlift Committee. This interest in tourism is quite a boon, and hopes are high that something positive will come of these initial exploratory meetings, especially in
light of tourism statistics like those in the previous item.
- False Terrorist Threat Prosecuted. An unusual case was closed when a former member of the Island Council, Roger Gjisbertha, was sentenced to a week in jail, a NAFl. 750 fine and two years probation for
telephoning WEB, Bonaire's electric utility and saying that a group of Venezuelan terrorists had placed a bomb in the power plant. The threat caused great anxiety and disruption of electrical service. Speculation is
that the motive for the call was to put pressure on WEB management during a labor dispute. The judge's sentence was in accordance with the Public Prosecutor's request. (Courtesy of Port Call)
- Fiber Optic Cable from Curaçao. Last week, a fiber optic cable, dubbed "Amerigo Vespucci" for the man who discovered Bonaire for Europe, was "welcomed" on Bonaire by Antillean Minister of
Telecommunications Maurice Adriaans with a small ceremony at Playa Chachacha. The cable, which lies as deep as 2500 meters in some places, is covered by two layers of metal to protect it from strong waves and
storms, and connects Bonaire and Curaçao. The cable should be operational by next Monday, May 17th, and will improve communications with the rest of the world. International calls should be of better quality and
offer less propagation delay, and Bonaire will also have the ability to get better digital communications with Curaçao for services like ISDN and video conferencing.
- Dog Tags. The new 1999 dog tags are in at Eilandsontvanger's (Island Collector's) offices on Kaya J.A. Abraham. All dogs on Bonaire are required to have the new tags, which are NAFl. 5. Port Call reports
that the tags (and lines to get them) are also available at the Animal Shelter on Kaminda Lagoen.
- InfoBonaire Advertising. NetTech N.V., the proud parent of the popular InfoBonaire Web site (and the company that pays the editors of the Bonaire E-News so that they can keep writing it), has released more
detailed advertising information for businesses looking to promote their products and services to Web surfers into things Bonaire. The advertising takes the form of banner ads on all InfoBonaire ( http://www.infobonaire.com ) and Bonaire E-News (http://www.BonaireENews.com ) pages. Rates and information on other forms of advertising can be found at http://www.nettech.an/advertising.html . It should be noted that NetTech Web Hosting clients receive a substantial advertising discount.
- Runner Service. A couple weeks ago in these electronic pages, we wrote about the new Small Business Center to help budding entrepreneurs stay in business and be more successful in running their businesses.
At the end of the article, we suggested that one new business we'd like to see would be a Runner service, where we could pay someone a small fee to go and stand in line for us at the Ontvanger's and SVB's offices
where we need to submit monthly paperwork and checks. Well, our words were read. Hours before finishing this week's E-News we received a call from a person interested in starting a Runner service like the one we
described. The gentleman's name is Otmar Martha, and he has a company called OVM. He is offering to handle monthly runs to SVB and the Ontvanger's for NAFl. 25,-, and will also handle daily, weekly, etc. runs for
companies and individuals to pay bills at WEB & Telbo, among others, as well run to the post office to pick up or drop off mail. If anyone is interested in trying out his services, call Otmar at 7805. Just think
about how much your time is worth, and then add up how long it takes to drive to and from these places, and how long you usually have to stand in line...
- The Dome
- Watch Soccer & Racing. Thursday, May 13th, at 2pm, the The Dome will be featuring live coverage of the Dutch Amstel Cup on their big screen TV. And on Sunday May 16th, at 8am, the Monaco Grand Prix races start. For more details call The Dome at 8003.
Classifieds
Lots of things for sale, and some things being sought. Please note that we do not warrant the accuracy or validity of the
products/services/etc. being presented here - in other words, Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware). Note: Advertising real estate for sale or rent in our Classifieds is fee based and no classified ads will be accepted from
those looking for employment, and all other ads will be reviewed and may be edited if accepted for free placement. Contact us at mailto:classifieds@BonaireENews.com for details.
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Help Wanted:
PERSON WITH RM/COBOL-85
Need ASAP help with converting a big data file currently in RM/COBOL-85 VER 5.01 format. Someone with RM/COBOL-85 program please contact me at: mailto:marlon95@hotmail.com
SALES MANAGER
Currently seeking full time sales professionals with 2+ years experience in retail sales management. Candidates must be sales driven, customer service oriented, and have the ability to motivate
others. Benefits including medical, generous employee discounts, paid training and more. E-mail or FAX resume only. Held in strictest of confidence.
FAX +599-7-7210, mailto:bonairegift@bonairenet.com
LIVE-IN NANNY in U.S.A.
Family living in Ft.Lauderdale, Florida is looking for a live-in nanny. Includes room and board and US$125 per week stipend, plus use of private car. Children to be taken care of are a 2
year old girl and a 4 year old boy, 5 days a week.
Interested individuals should contact mailto:margo@worlddive.com .
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Real Estate:
LOTS AT LUGA ALEHA
Two (2) lots in Bonaire's only "Green" development. Build your home or holiday retreat in one of Bonaire's most beautiful, natural areas: a large area of private, virgin parkland, most
of which will be protected against development forever.
secluded, quiet, untouched area
property land (not rented or leased)
restrictions in deed to protect the environment and your privacy
maximum of 50 homes on 750 acres
water lines to be available
First lot - "small" lot: 9.1 to 10.5 acres. US$6826 per acre.
Second lot - "big" lot with oceanview: 27.8 acres. US$5064 per acre.
For details, contact Luga Aleha (a "remote place" in Papiamentu) at 8073, 6513, or 6733; FAX 7826 or 6733.
RENTAL - NIKIBOKO AREA
2 Bedroom Apartment in the Nikiboko area. Includes 2 bathrooms, furnished living room, a large equipped kitchen and garden. Only NAFl. 600.- per month including water and electricity.
Requires one month's deposit.
For information call 8761 or mailto:diveinn@bonairenet.com
CONDO/APARTMENT COMPLEX FOR SALE
Visit http://www.infobonaire.com/html/classifieds.html#apartments for details
RENTAL - BEACH FRONT
Attractive 2-bedroom beach house for rent on a weekly or monthly basis. Fully furnished. Aircos in bedrooms. Ceiling fans in
bedrooms and living room & dining room. Solar hot water heater. Wash machine. Beautiful garden. Very secure location with gated entrance. Convenient
location, near restaurants, marina, resorts, tennis & spa. Attractive rates to responsible parties. Contact for brochure, photos and availability.
Phone: 570-586-0098; Fax: 570-586-4013; e-mail: larryt49@alumni.princeton.edu
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For Sale:
PALM TREES
Our 3 palm trees need a new home. In 3 concrete ornamented pots, heavy. Cash and carry NAFl. 925.
Call Henk at 5399
PICKUP TRUCK
1986 Nissan Double cab pick-up. NAFl. 6000
Call Terry at 6951
MINIVAN
1993 Suzuki Minivan. Asking NAFl. 4500.
Call Mirjam at 5080 for more information.
WET SUIT
Full Henderson wet suit - small. Only used four times. NAFl 100.
Call Diana at 5225 evenings
NEW KITCHEN FAUCET
Deluxe Kitchen Faucet, single control, never used, includes all parts, documentation is NAFl. 76.80 at General Store. Asking NAFl. 50/OBO. Contact Jake at 6773 or mailto:jake@nettech.an .
CARS FOR SALE
AVIS Car Rental is selling fleet. All cars are in excellent condition and are usually 36 months old. Offering pick-ups, trucks, double cabin Toyota and Nissan, Toyota Tercels, Nissan Salons, Kia 12
passenger vans, Toyota Corollas and three Suzuki Jeeps which are 1995. Prices start at NAFl 10000,-. Serious offers only please. Call for Appointment to view, Monday - Friday, 7am - 3pm, Phone: 5795.
AMERICAN CAR
Pontiac Grand Prix Ste. 1990, V6 3.1 Liter, full Automatic, fuel injection, four doors, air conditioned. Owner leaving. Car must be sold by May 10th, or will be sent back to USA. NAFl. 11500,-
Call 2500 and ask for Rodolfo Ext. 8109 or Ext. 5102
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
Paint Shop Pro 5.0 for Windows 95/98 - Professional paint and graphics software for preparing images for brochures, Web site, at affordable price of US$90.
Eudora Pro 4.0 for Windows 95/98 -
Professional E-mail software for people who live by e-mail - US$45.
Contact Jake @ NetTech, at 6773 or mailto:jake@nettech.an
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Want to Buy/Swap:
PLASTIC BARRELS
Wanted: plastic barrels, new or used, for water storage.
E-mail mailto:fhenders@twr.org or call 4592.
MODEM
Looking for external fax modem - 28,800 bps or faster.
Call Diana at 5225 evenings
WANT FOR SWAP
American Street Legal Vehicle (any type) to swap for diesel, truck in very good running condition.
Call 7120 or mailto:bonart@bonairenet.com
HIGH CHAIR
Need high chair for infant. Contact Enit at mailto:escholtens@bonairenet.com
SHELVES
Looking for sturdy wooden or metal shelves to be used in a living room. Contact Linda at mailto:linda@nettech.an or 6773.
OFFICE CHAIR
Looking for a good second hand office chair.
Call Donald Paula at 2773
USED CAR
Toyota, Nissan or Mitsubishi, 1993 or younger, under 8000 NAFl.
Respond to Carol at mailto:sunfishworlds@bonairelive.com
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