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I'tailtCl' hUxCS .......................................... $b~t~ l'eopte ,heher .................:............:...... $z,ooo Enlarge outdoor performance stage .......... $3,500 New river gravel pier decking ................... $18,000 Resturafian of finger piers for visiti+tg boats ........................................... $60,000 Landsc:apc additions to lfierheacl ................ $30,004 Illurninated coming events marquee at Pier approach ...................................... $10,000 BAYFRONT CENTER Video tape rewrding system for public use ............................................... $5,000 ltlwninatcd carving events maryuee vn east side of baitding ............................ $10,000 AL LANG STADIUM Foul weather tarp for playing field .......... $6,000 Concert quality sound system .............. $75,000 taevator for physically impaired .............. $100,000 Lighting for outlying professional baseball complexes; per field .................... $50,000 MUNICIPAL MARINA New transient dock for visiting boats ..... $300,000 MANGROVE BAY GOLF COURSE Starter's building, with a~ncession , stand to be u>nstructed midway on ttre a~urse ............................................... $6,000 TWIN I3ROOKS GULF COURSE Kenovatiun ul' clubhouse facilities .......... $150,000 SPECIAL PROJECTS The next edition of this gift wtalug ..... $1,000 THINGS, MONEY AND YOU Maybe this is the wrong titre for you to give money or material things to your. city. Another valuable commodity is you, your- . self. If you have little spare money and lots of time, remember, volunteers are valuable, too. We can use your time and talents in con- - structive ways. Maybe you'd like to assist with the Mainsail Arts Festival or help main- tain acommunity park. The possibilities are boundless. But first we must know about you, your interests and skills, to put them to work effectively. He doubles his gift who glues in time "LIVING GIVING", OR, YOUR WILL MAY BE THE WAY Those who like to quote bits of trivia claim that the average person in the United SCates spends approximately f 6,000 hours of a lifetime working to accumulate wealth and property. And for what'? We can only pass it on to others. How will yotl pass it on? You have the power and right -yes, and the responsibility - to decide how your goods are to be distributed - among yourlloved ones and friends, and among those institutions which contribute. to the value of life. You can do so through a will, and also through living giving -giving before you die. Should you wait to make known your de- ' sires as to the distribution of your property? Wf;y not do it now. Equally important with deciding who is named in your will is how the transfer should be made. ('onsidcr the area of real estate and personal property. lC the valtw has incr4used con- siderably since purchase, you may want to avoid a Large capital gains tax and excessive estate taxes. The same applies to stocks and bonds that have greatly appreciated in market value. t,l{', r, ~ ~ k' ~ ~ I '"S ; ~°f , t d ~ , .t^ ' :;~~ ~ ~ ~~ r~ ~~ ,} ~'~' ,~ , r ~t ~ .~ ,~..