Jax air news

New Director
Peek Takes Charge Of Security
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Constant Vigil
FACSFAC Jax Stands The Watch
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005

BASE CNO visits

Ombudsman
Appreciation
Luncheon set
NAS Jax Annual Om-
budsman Appreciation
Luncheon is scheduled for
Sept. 21 at the NAS Jack-
sonville Officers' Club at
11:30 a.m.
This important event will
recognize the many contri-
butions that an ombuds-
man makes through out
the year. Tick-ets are avail-
able at NAS Jax FFSC,
Building 554.
For further information,
call Wilamina Nash at 542-
2766, Ext. 127.

Special Military
Gold Sporisman's
License available
The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission (FWC) is pro-
viding service members a
new way to enjoy their
favorite outdoors activities.
The FWC is offering a
special discounted Mili-
tary Gold Sportsman's Li-
cense to active duty and
retired military who are
stationed in Florida, or
have lived in the state for
six months and claim Flor-
ida as their primary resi-
dence.
The reduced-fee annual
license ($20) offers the
same privileges as the tra-
ditional Gold Sports-man's
License ($83.50).
The Military Gold
Sportsman's Licenses are
only available at tax collec-
tors' offices. Those wishing
to purchase one must
show their military ID
cards plus a Florida dri-
ver's license or orders
showing they are stationed
in Florida.
More information about
this discount is available at
MyFWC.com.

Hurricane shelter
volunteers needed
Volunteers are needed
to man the NAS Jax hurri-
cane shelters at Argyle
and Chimney Lakes
Elementary Schools if a
hurricane should hit here
this year and the base is
evacuated.
Volunteers will be re-
quired to attend a three-
hour training session pro-
vided by the Red Cross.
The class is free and in-
cludes all materials.
As a volunteer in a shel-
ter, the Red Cross will pro-
vide all shelter supplies
including food. A.police
officer and nurse or emer-
gency medical technician
will also be assigned to
the shelter to help with
emergencies.
For more information or
to volunteer, call
DCCS(SW) Matthew
Melott at 542-5595 or 542-
2451, Ext. 20 or email
matthew.melott @navy.mil.

By 1O Mike England
Assistant Editor
Chief of Naval Operations
(CNO) Adm. Michael Mullen
visited NAS Jacksonville
and held an all hands call at
Hangar 1000 Aug. 18, less than a
month after taking the helm as the
Navy's 28th CNO July 22.
Mullen was eager to listen to
what was on the minds of NAS
Jax's Sailors and praised them for
their service.
"I am so grateful for your service
and the service of your families,"
Mullen said. "This is an important
time to be in the Navy. You carry a
significant burden for our country
and do it exceptionally well."
Mullen's speech focused on the
changes going on throughout the
world and how those changes will
effect naval operations.
"We live in an ever-changing
world that is being shaped, in part,
by enemies who know no borders,"
Mullen stated. "One of the
strengths of our enemies is their
ability to adapt to almost any situ-
ation. Therefore, our only constant
is change. Our Navy had gotten so
used to being predictable and pre-
dictability in war is bad."
Mullen also discussed the impor-
tance of leadership up and down
the chain of command.
"I firmly believe that every Sailor
in the Navy can lead," Mullen said.
"Great leadership is what can help
us achieve our goals and extract

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Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Mullen addresses a group of Sa
Jacksonville Hangar 1000 during his visit Aug. 18.
the maximum amount of potential charge of their commands.
from all of our Sailors." "I offer my congratulations to
He also congratulated the newly NAS Jacksonville's new chief-
selected chiefs, expressing how selects," Mullen stated. "Remember
important it is that they take that you are now leaders first. Your

Photo by 102 Nicholas Spinelli
sailors during an all hands call at NAS

Sailors will be looking to you now
for your leadership and experience."
Many of the Sailors listening to

See CNO, Page 10

Brewer to take command ofVP-30

By Lt. Kimo Silcox
VP-30 PAO

Capt. Tim Brewer
will relieve Capt.
Richard Heimerle
as VP-30 commanding
officer in a change of com-
mand ceremony tomorrow
at 11 a.m. in Hangar 30
at NAS Jacksonville.
Brewer is a native of
Hickory, N.C. He graduat-
ed from the U.S. Naval
Academy, earning a bach-
elor of science degree in
mechanical engineering
in 1982. He was designat-
ed a naval aviator in
1984.
Operationally, Brewer
served in VP-19 at
Moffett Field, Calif., con-
ducting deployments to
Japan, Diego Garcia, and
Saudi Arabia. He served

Capt. Tim Brewer
as the flag secretary to
COMUSNAVCENT home
ported in Manama,
Bahrain during Operation
Desert Storm. Brewer
completed his VP depart-
ment head tour at
Barbers Point, Hawaii, in
VP-17, where he was the

Capt. Richard Heimerle
detachment officer in
charge in Jeddah, Saudi
Arabia. After VP-17
decommissioned in 1994,
Brewer served as the
operation's department
head with VP-9 which
included a Misawa, Japan
deployment.

After being selecting for
command, Brewer served
as executive officer, and
subsequently command-
ing officer of VP-9 from
1999-2001 in Kaneohe,
Hawaii. During his tour,
VP-9 won the Battle Ef-
ficiency Award. Following
his command tour, Brewer
served as assistant chief
of staff to Commander,
Maritime Surveillance
and Reconnaissance
Force, Europe in Naples,
Italy during Operations
Enduring Freedom and
Iraqi Freedom.
His shore assignments
include VP-31 at NAS
Moffett Field, Calif. as a
fleet replacement squad-
ron (FRS) instructor pilot.
While at VP-31, Brewer

See VP-30, Page 10

MCPON meets NAS Jax Sailors

Master Chief Petty
Officer of the Navy
MCPON(SS/AW)
Terry Scott greets
AMAN Tyler Scott for
breakfast at the NAS
Jacksonville Galley
Aug. 18. Scott visited
the base with Chief
of Naval Operations
(CNO) Adm. Michael
Mullen, who was
here to talk about his
plans as the newly
appointed CNO.

Photo by PH2 Andrea Decanini

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Head to fair today
The fifth annual Multicul-
tural Awareness Fair is
today from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the BOQ Pavilion. This
event features cultural heritage
representations and art dis-
plays, diverse cultural enter-
tainment music, dancers, live
bands and a motorcycle show.
Numerous commands-spon-
sored booths will showcase dif-
ferent cultural heritages.
Free samples of cultural food
dishes prepared by the galley
will be offered throughout the
event. The schedule of events is
as follows:
Opening 10 a.m.
Child Development
Center 10:30 a.m.
Commanding Officer's
remarks 11a.m.
Food
sampling 11:00 a.m.-1 p.m.
International
Dancers 11:15 a.m.
Deadline for motorcycle
staging 11:30 a.m.
Martial Arts
performance 11:45 a.m.
Motorcycle show awards
presentations 12:30 p.m.
International
Dancers 1 p.m.
International
Dancers 1:45 p.m.
International
Dancers 2:30 p.m.

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Cell Phones
Don't Use While Fueling Vehicles
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Celebrating Women's Equality Day Aug. 26

From the Directorate of Research
Defense Equal Opportunity
Management Institute
On Aug. 26, 1920 the 19th
Amendment to the United
States Constitution, which
granted women the right to vote, was
ratified. This was the culmination of
the long struggle by women search-
ing for the right to vote.
In 1971, the U.S. Congress desig-
nated Aug. 26 as Women's Equality
Day to commemorate the passage of
the 19th Amendment and to cele-
brate women's continuing efforts
toward equality.
Why we celebrate Women's
Equality Day
We celebrate Women's Equality
Day to commemorate the tremen-
dous positive change brought on by
the Women's Movement. Due to the
countless millions of women who
planned, organized, lectured, wrote,
petitioned, lobbied, paraded, and
broke new ground in every field
imaginable, our world is irrevocably
changed.
Women and men of our generation,
and the ones to follow us, are living
the legacy of the women's rights won
against staggering odds in a revolu-
tion achieved without violence.
Women can be proud of the legacy of
the Women's Rights Movement.
Today's activists remind us all to
celebrate and cherish past and pres-
ent accomplishments of the Women's
;Movement before they are lost to his-
tory.
The struggle for the 19th
Amendment
The long struggle for women's
rights formally began in Seneca
Falls, New York, in 1848. The femi-
nists of the late 19th century came
together in the hometown of

Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Elizabeth Cady Stanton to attend
"The Rights Convention." The two-
day convention was headed by
Stanton and Lucretia Mott.
It was the first time that Stanton
read her "Declaration of Sentiments,"
which would eventually be spread
across the nation and embraced by
millions of equal right's supporters.
The document was patterned after
the Declaration of Independence and
contained her grievances and
demands.
Stanton called upon women to
organize and petition for their
rights. The convention passed 12 res-
olutions. The first 11 passed unani-
mously; but the last, demanding the
right of women to vote, was only
passed by the insistence and influ-
ence of Stanton.
The passing of Stanton's last reso-
lution marked the formal beginning
of the women's suffrage movement in
the United States.
The rights of women have come

along way since the 19th century.
Today, women are involved in poli-
tics, fighting in wars, playing profes-
sional sports, etc.
The position of women in the
military today
Today, the United States Armed
Forces have adapted a whole new
attitude concerning the role of
women. Women have come a long
way from the days of World War I
and II when they had to beg to be
accepted..
Now women are entering almost
every field, in every branch of the
military. But it did take a long time
for women to arrive at their present
position.
After the Vietnam War and the
establishment of an all-volunteer
force, the role of women started to
change. Today, they are serving
throughout the world in all kinds of
occupations.
The exemplary performance of
women serving in the Gulf greatly
helped women advance in every
branch. The naval policy has been
adjusted so that now all communi-
ties in the Navy are open to women
officers with the exception of sub-
marines and the SEALS.
Officer and enlisted women are
assigned to 130 combatant and 13
non-combatant ships. There are no
restrictions on women in aviation.
Accessions and pipeline selections
are gender neutral, and all aviation
ratings are open to enlisted women.
Both enlisted and officer women may
be assigned to any type of squadron
and embarked on any type of ship.
Women have taken advantage of the
new opportunities and have quickly
risen up the ranks in all branches of
service.

MR3 CALVIN CRUMP
Job title/command:
NAS Jax Security

Hometown: Kenbridge, Va.

Family Life: Single.

Past Duty Stations: Yokosuka, Japan

Career Plans: Not sure at this time.

Most Interesting Experience: Coming to
Jacksonville.

Words of Wisdom: Go Navy!

CHRISTOPHER HERRD
Job title/command:
Police Officer, Security

Hometown: Daytona Beach,

Fla.

Family Life: Married for 15 years. We ha'
two children, Jessica and Ryan.

Past Duty Stations: NAVSTA Norfolk Va.,
Ormond Beach, Fla. Police Department

Career Plans: To excel in civil service.

ON THE HOMEFRONT

:,Fantasy baseball, like deployments, drives wives to loneliness

By Sarah Smiley
Special Contributor
In case you think I only
make a living writing a
column that often
*pokes fun at my husband,
SDustin, here's proof that I
also spend my free-time
Doing the same thing.
But first you must know
that Dustin is addicted to
an online "sport" called
Fantasy Baseball. Hon-
estly, I have little idea
what Fantasy Baseball is
all about, and while it
might have been important
for me to research the
sport and interview my
husband to make this col-
umn more factual, I have
such an aversion to the
activity, I can't even bare
to sit and listen to Dustin's
explanation.
Therefore, from what I
can understand without
enduring a lesson, Fantasy
Baseball involves manag-
ing a theoretical online
baseball team made up of
professional players and
their stats.
Judging by my husband's
behaviors, participants of
Fantasy Baseball must
spend 80 percent of their
time at home on the com-
puter making "trades" with
other players. They must
also scour the newspaper
for baseball news and

scores.
And if you ask one of
these participants to clean
the dishes, they usually
can not because they have
a "team meeting" to attend
instead. (Hey, according to
Dustin, that's in the rule
book: First, become
Fantasy Baseball champi-
on, then help wife.)
But there's another
aspect of this Fantasy
Baseball stuff, and it
involves chatting over
Instant Messenger with
other players. Now, I say
"chatting," but most of the
players are men, and so
there isn't much discussion
that goes on, just a lot of,
"trade Beltran for
Cameron?" and, "No way,
dude," and so forth.
Now here's the fun part
(for me, at least). If Dustin
is ever unwise enough to
leave his Instant
Messenger screen turned
on when he leaves the com-
puter, I hop on and pretend
to be him.
I chat with the other
Fantasy Baseball players,
under the guise of
"Dustin," and basically
turn his entire baseball
empire into ruins by writ-
ing things like, "I'll trade
you Pedro Martinez for the
latest Martha Stewart
magazine," and, "Let's take

a break from all this base-
ball stuff and talk about
our feelings."
The response I get from
the others players is price-
less (because, remember,
they think I'm Dustin), but
my favorite reaction was
from a 22-year-old attor-
ney in Wyoming who also
ignores his wife each night
to play Fantasy Baseball:
"Dude, I'm like so totally
confused right now. Is this
really Dustin?"
Eventually the guys
catch on because they
know for sure that I'm an
imposter when I write,
"What's center field?" Then
we all have a good LOL (in
instant messenger speak),
and the real chatting
begins. When I'm done, I've
learned more about
Dustin's Fantasy Baseball
pals than he has in all the
years he's been playing
with them.
"Did you know
CountryBoyll09 is in the
Army?" I'll say. Or,
"AlfanzinNYC got married
last week and his favorite
food is spaghetti."
It gives Dustin the
creeps to know so much
about these "faceless,
nameless" people he rivals
in the virtual world of
Fantasy Baseball, but for
me, when I'm home alone

and Dustin is flying at
night, reaching out and
chatting is a way to feel
connected to the world.
It's comforting to know
there is a guy in
Minnesota who also can't
sleep, even if he-a college
student, living in a dorm,
typing on a folding card-
table is worlds apart from
me-a mother of two wear-
ing bunny slippers.
It reminds me of the
nights when Dustin was
deployed and I fell asleep
with the television on,
always tuned to the news,
never sitcoms. Because sit-
com characters talk to each
other, but Larry King and
Greta Van Susteren looked
at and talked to me.
That might sound lone-
some and desperate to
some, but not to anyone
who knows how quiet a
house can be when some-
one you love is gone. Not to
anyone who's truly felt sick
with loneliness.
Of course, a loved one
needn't be physically
absent to drive a person to
such solitude. Sometimes
all it takes is six years of
marriage and an annoying
little sport called Fantasy
Baseball.
Sarah Smiley can be
reached for comments at
www.sarahsmiley.com.

You are invited to the following Base
Chapel Worship Services this Saturday and
Sunday:
Saturday 5 p.m. Catholic Mass
Sunday 8:30 a.m. Holy
Eucharist Episcopal
9:30 a.m. Catholic
Mass
11 a.m. Protestant
Worship
Protestant Sunday School program is at
9:45-10:45 a.m., and Catholic CCD is 10:45
a.m.-12:15 p.m.
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Hey, MoneyMan:
Since my first deploy-
ment about 12 years ago,
my wife has always man-
aged our finances. I always
have enough spending
money, but we are not sav-
ing very much money.
My wife pays all the bills
and she says we are doing
OK, but not really getting
ahead. I don't want to take
over the checkbook, but I
would like to know more
about where we stand. Any
suggestions?
MoneyMan Sez:
For some people, paying
the bills each month is a
job, for others it is a joy.
For married couples, both
partners should be involved
in managing the family
finances.
Even if one spouse pays
the bills, it is good idea for
both to know what is going
on. Are you on track to
achieving you financial
goals? How do you know?
Take this little quiz to find

out.
What is your annual
income?
How much money do
you save each year?
How much do you
spend on groceries each
week?
What percentage of
your income did you pay in
taxes last year?
What is the single most
expensive item you or a
family member bought last
year?
What is your family's
net worth?
How much life insur-
ance do you have on your-
self and on your spouse?
You should know the
answer to all of these ques-
tions. If you don't, have a
"family meeting" to talk
about money and family
goals. If you don't know the
answer to any of these
questions, have that meet-
ing today!
More questions? Call Hey
MoneyMan! at 778-0353.

Most Interesting Experience: Working
in the K-9 unit in Ormond Beach, Fla.

Words of Wisdom: Treat others as you
expect to be treated.

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Marine Corps half

marathon is Oct. 1

Attention all runners. The Marines have land-
ed again. The second annual Jacksonville
Marine Corps Half Marathon and Freedom
5K Run will be held Oct. 1, at 7 a.m.
The racecourse will begin at the Veterans
Memorial Wall on the west, side of Alltel Stadium
and finish at Metropolitan Park. To participate in
the 13.1-mile race or the Freedom 5K, sign up at
any of .the three 1st Place Sports locations or log on
to www.lstplacesports.com, until Sept. 30. Race day
registration will begin at 5:30 a.m. at the Veteran's
Memorial Wall.
Race profits will be donated to Freedom Alliance
Scholarship Fund, providing scholarships to
dependent children of service members from all the
branches of the military, who have been killed or
permanently disabled in the line of duty.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three male
and female finishers. Plaques will also be awarded
for the top three finishers in all age groups.

NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer ('apt. Chip Dobson
Public Affairs Officer Charles P. "Pat" Dooling
Deputy Public Affairs Officer Miriam A. Lareau
U.S. Naval Air Station, lacksonville Editorial Staff
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Assistant Editor JO01 Mike England
Manager Ellen S. Rykert
Staff Writer Kaylee LaRocque
Design/Layout George Atchley, Kaylee LaRocque
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NAS Jax welcomes new director of security

By Miriam S. Gallet
Editor
AS Jacksonville
recently welcomed
Lt. Cmdr. Grace
Peek as its new director of
security. She is the first
female officer and the first
Reservist to hold this post.
This 21-year Navy veter-
an was recalled to active
duty to fill the vacant billet
created when Lt. Andre
Stone was ordered to
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Currently, she also serves
as the commanding officer
for the Naval Reserve,
Naval Security Force at NS
Mayport, where she leads a
group of 30 drilling
Reservists who supplement
the active duty security
force.
A native of Cleveland,
Tenn., Peek brings a wealth
of experience to the job. She
holds a bachelor's degree
from Lee University in
Tennessee and a master's
degree from the National
University in San Diego.
Additionally, she is a detec-
tive with the Drug
Enforcement Division of
the Orlando, Fla. Police
Department.
Building on this success-
ful record of accomplish-
ment, Peek said that she
will continue to enhance
the department's primary
function. "Our primary
function is to provide secu-
rity for the base, its people
and its assets," explained
Peek.
"Additionally, the NAS
Jax Security Department
also provides police escorts
for visiting dignitaries and
has a very active K-9 unit. I
will ensure that each per-
son within the department
is fully aware and prepared
for any kind of situation
that may arise," she added.
"One thing I would like
all motorists aboard NAS
Jax to know is that we have
tightened our traffic laws "
Peek said.
"We have speed signs vis-
ibly posted all around the
base and they must be

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Photo by Miriam S. Gallet
Lt. Cmdr. Grace Peek, NAS Jacksonville new director of security, meets with some of the
Security Department division directors Aug. 17.

obeyed, or drivers are going
to start seeing points rapid-
ly accumulate against there
driving privileges aboard
this base. We will soon be
going to a three point sys-
tem for moving violations.
This new point system will
require all drivers who
receive a moving violation
to attend the AAA Driver's
Improvement Course. A
"zero tolerance policy" for
speeders is now in place,"
continued Peek.
According to Peek, the
new point system for traffic
citations is being imple-
mented in order to cut back
in the number of accidents
occurring daily aboard the
base. "We have a high num-
ber of unnecessary traffic
accidents due to unsafe
drivers. "We are actively
patrolling all intersections
and violators will be
stopped and ticketed," she
added.
Currently, 150 military
and civilian law enforce-
ment professional provide
security protection aboard
the base, 24/7, 365 days a
year. According to Peek, the
recent deployment of
departmental Sailors to
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
have hurt the department.
"Our department is cur-

rently very undermanned.
Most of the enlisted Sailors
who were assigned to it
have been sent to
Guantanamo Bay, creating
a gap that I am trying to
fill with new civilian hires,"
she said. "However, we are
ever vigilant and ready to
face any challenge."
Peek first served in the
Navy as a yeoman in a
legal office. Seeking a new
challenge, she applied and
was accepted in the Navy's
Direct Commissioning
Program.
In 1991, she was commis-
sioned as a line officer in
the security field. "I love
the Navy. It has been a
wonderful experience and I
truly enjoy every moment
of it," Peek remarked.
When asked what advice
she had for other Sailors
wishing to become a naval
officer, she replied,
"Education is the key to
any commissioning pro-
gram in today's Navy. I
encourage all of my people
to go to school and to get as
much work experience as
possible in their particular
field of interest. These two
things combined will enable
them to succeed."
A smiling Peek said she
is proud to have been

assigned to NAS Jax. "The
people in my department
and aboard the base are
great. They made me feel at
ease from day one. Also, the
staff at the BOQ has been
wonderful," Peek stated.
"My security staff members
are professional, knowl-
edgeable and ready, which
makes my job easier."
"My message for the
Sailors, Department of
Defense civilians, contrac-
tors, retirees and family
members that drive on this
base is a simple one," Peek
said.
"The NAS Jax Security
Department personnel are
here to assist and protect
you. Slow down, drive with
care and obey the posted
speed signs and hopefully
you will never be stopped
by a patrol officer," stressed
Peek.

POW/MIA Recognition

Observance slated
From NAS Jax Public Affairs

NAS Jacksonville will hold a POW/MIA
Recognition Observance Sept. 16 at 10 a.m. in
the All Saints Chapel to honor all Americans who
are former prisoners of war (POWs), as well as those
who are still unaccounted for and their families.
The keynote speaker is retired Air Force Maj. Ed
Horn, whose B-26 was shot down over France in May
1944. He was captured by the Nazis and spent 11
months in four different POW camps, including Stalag
Luft III, the setting for the movie, "The Great Escape."
Seventy-three prisoners had tunneled out a few months
earlier. He was liberated in April 1945 by Gen. George
S. Patton's 14th Armored Division of the Third Army.
A native of Charleroi, Pa., he enlisted in the Army Air
Corps in August 1942. He was commissioned a 2nd Lt.
at Ellington Field, Texas, and assigned to B-26 "Martin
Marauder" operational training at Lakeland, Fla. In
January 1944, he flew to Stanstead, England, where in
March he began combat flights over Europe. His plane
was shot down on his 23rd mission.
Horn separated from service in December 1945 and
accepted a reserve commission the next year.
He was called back to active duty for two years during
the Korean conflict, subsequently retiring from the Air
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Sept. 1 to $400,000

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Navy League recognizes VR-58's finest
By Lt. Eric Ascheman
VR-58 PAO ___

The St Augustine
Chapter of the Navy
League recognized a
"Sunseeker" from VR-58 for
his outstanding service and
professionalism. AT1(AW)
Wulf Werner was the com-
mand's selection for Sailor
of the Quarter for the third
quarter. Werner, a Wash-
ington state native, was
coincidentally awarded on
the 18th anniversary of his
naval service.
The Navy League devotes
time, money and energy to
improve the well being of
American service personnel
and their families. Local
councils adopt ships and
shore commands; host din-
ners for military personnel;
and visit and support fami-
ly members left behind
when spouses and parents
are deployed.
They have also under-
written and organized cere-
monies connected with the
commissioning of new Navy

he maximum level of
Service members'
Group Life Insur-
ance coverage will be in-
creased from $250,000 to
$400,000 Sept. 1.
Anyone eligible for SGLI
coverage on Sept. 1, will be
covered for $400,000 under
SGLI, even if they previ-
ously declined or elected
lesser coverage. If a service
member wants no coverage
or less than the maximum,
they must go to CSD
Tampa and re-elect no cov-
erage or less than the max-
imum.
The earliest you can
reduce or decline the auto-
matic $400,000 coverage is
Sept. 1. The revised Form
SGLV-8286 will be avail-
able at www.insurance.va.
gov Aug. 31.
To avoid any possibility
of administrative over-
sight, all SGLI increases
are automatic and manda-
tory. Form SGLV-8286,
properly completed, is
authority for CSD Tampa
to change or stop the

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SGLI will be available
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Photo courtesy of VR-58
(From left) CMDCM(AW) Gerald Thomas, VR-58 Executive Officer Cmdr. Bill Hiscock, VR-58
Commanding Officer Cmdr. Nigel MacWilkinson, Bill Dudley and Don Small of the St.
Augustine Chapter of the Navy League congratulate ATI Wulf Werner, center, on his award.

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military buildings. The
Navy League raises money
and provides volunteer
workers for fleet week
activities and hosts birth-
day celebrations for the
various sea services.
In keeping with its edu-
cational objective, the Navy
League also supports
America's young people
through successful youth

programs, and provides
numerous local and nation-
al scholarships. Addition-
ally, the Navy League of the
U.S. provides more than
$250,000 per year for schol-
arships and awards to rec-
ognize "Sailor/Marine of the
Month, Quarter, and Year"
winners, "Recruiter of the
Year" winners and other
awards.
"Its great for an organiza-

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recognize our young Sail-ors
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efforts," says VR-58 Com-
mand Master Chief CMDCM
(AW) Gerald Thomas.
Werner received, a
plaque, certificate, $100
cash, a free weekend at the
Days Inn hotel in down-
town St. Augustine and a
free pass to various amuse-
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'Maulers' getting fit

-y Lt. Helen Watson
/S-32 PAO

he "Maulers" of VS-32 are get-
ting fitter by the day and enjoy-
ing the process. With increas-
ing pressure being placed on Navy
personnel regarding their physical fit-
ness levels, the Maulers are well
ahead of the game. The Maulers'
Physical Training (PT) program is
showing positive results, both in feed-
back from personnel and in better
scores on practice tests.
VS-32 has been carrying out a com-
mand PT program since early May.
The program was instituted as a
result of a request from the highly-
motivated VS-32 First Class
Association (FCA). Following the
command's bi-annual Physical
Fitness Assessment (PFA) this past
spring, the association felt that the
overall physical fitness in the
squadron could use a bit of improve-
ment. The program was developed
and is executed by the first class
petty officers and overseen by VS-32
PRT Coordinator Lt.j.g. Rodrigo
Simoes. According to Lt. Aaron
Massey, "the success of the command
PT program is a reflection of the out-
standing talent within the Mauler
FCA."
Mauler Command PT is conducted
daily with a main session in the
morning for the majority of the com-
mand, and a smaller afternoon ses-
sion for personnel on "night check"
duty. Daily PT is typically comprised
of a stretching period and 20-30 min-
utes of varied calisthenics, followed
by a 1.5-2.5 mile run. The morning
PT is led by PN1 Rodney Locke, AM1
Patrick Modestin and AZ1 Jeremy
Neiman, while ATCS Allen Leckband
and AMC Charles Bench conduct the

Photos by Lt. Helen Watson
AT1 Michael Sherrow and AE3 Christopher Kalwasinski pump out some push-ups
at VS-32's command physical training.

afternoon sessions.
Squadron personnel are required to
attend PT two to three times a week
based on their duty section. In addi-
tion, squadron members who have
previously struggled on the PFA and
are enrolled in the Fitness
Enhancement Program attend PT
every day. A practice PFA is held
monthly so that those who wish to
can assess their improvement and
boost their confidence for the upcom-
ing fall test. A significant number of
individuals who failed the PFA in
past months have subsequently
passed the practice events.
The majority of the Maulers have
expressed strong positive feedback
concerning PT. Most are happy to
have a structured program supported
by the command that provides them a
solid workout on a regular schedule.
"The PT program was initially met

with some resistance, but since incep-
tion, the VS-32 program has progres-
sively attained near one-hundred per-
cent positive approval from squadron
personnel," said Simoes.
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can be easy for hard-working person-
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solid amount of time to work out
without interfering with work sched-
ules. PT provides a good outlet for
stress relief and keeps the Maulers in
the strong physical condition needed
for the long and tough hours of work-
ups. Locke, who leads some of the
morning sessions, said, "in my short
time on board I have seen a vast
improvement in the program. The
Mauler team now runs faster, longer
and stronger than five months ago."

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CHAPLAIN'S CORNER

Paying the proper respect

during our morning colors

By Chaplain (Lt.) Mylon battalion, I was leaving at
Pope the end of the day and col-
NAS Jax Chapel ors began to play, I did not

he United States
Navy is one of the
most tradition-orient-
ed organizations in the
world. All you have to do is
look around and you can
find their footprint in just
about every corner of our
daily life here at NAS
Jacksonville. Some of the
older traditions have grad-
ually gone away like keel
hauling, walking the plank
and casks of rum being sta-
ples on ship's supply lists.
But unfortunately, some
traditions that are still very
important are sometimes
forgotten and not observed.
As a chaplain, I very often
remind people of things
they need to remember, so
let me take a moment and
remind you of one tradition
that I see ignored all too
often here on the station.
Every morning, our flag
is proudly raised at several
points on the station while
our National Anthem is
played and every evening,
the flag is ceremoniously
lowered while colors are
played. These two events

Chaplain (Lt.) Mylon Pope
are important because they
remind us of the country
we serve and the freedoms
we enjoy as Americans.
Traditionally, all those in
uniform pop to attention,
salute and "face the music"
as the flag is both raised
and lowered. All those who
are not in uniform stop and
come to attention and all
those who are driving their
cars stop until the music is
over.
Sadly, I see people on the
station who have either for-
gotten this tradition, or
simply don't know that it
exists. I learned it the hard
way as a brand new chap-
lain assigned to First
Marine Division at Camp
Pendleton, Calif.
On my first day with my

know the tradition and I
was tired, so as I proceeded
to drive out of the parking
lot, I saw a first sergeant
(who later became a great
friend) running behind me
waving his hands for me to
stop. I stopped and he ran
up to my window and said
"Chaps, when they play col-
ors nothing had better be
moving on this base except
the hands on the clock!"
I thanked him for clueing
me in to the tradition and
from that day to now when
I see someone driving dur-
ing colors, I can still hear
him telling me about the
hands on the clock. I don't
think it is asking too much
to stop for a minute and
show the flag the respect
she deserves. If you already
observe this tradition,
thanks! If you haven't been
observing it in the past,
how about starting today?
That little pause gives us
time to think about how
blessed we are to live under
the protection of that flag.
Isn't that the least we can
do?

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OS2(SW) Chester Hall of Bristol Department transmits information over a
voice satellite net to a ship at sea.

FC2(SW) John Kelbaugh of the maintenance department prepares for a spot
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of the equipment he performs maintenance on, compliance with safety reg-
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Standing watch over 80,000 square
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and Surveillance Facility, Jacksonville
(FACSFAC). Operating from Building 118
on Albermarle Street, the facility's primary
mission is sea and air traffic control. The
command ensures military aircraft can train
in local airspace, that ships can complete
work-ups and war games at sea and that
northern right whales are protected.
Several departments comprise FACSFAC,
with each contributing a different part to
the overall mission. Air traffic controllers
staff the Sealord Department, which pro-
vides air traffic control services for fleet and
local squadrons from area bases. A close
relationship is maintained with the Federal
Aviation Administration because the air-
space FACSFAC controls is sometimes need-
ed for commercial planes during foul weath-
er. Military aircraft on training missions are
given clearances to use protected airspace
and then to leave once the training is accom-
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The electronics technicians and fire con-
trolmen of Maintenance Department pro-
vide critical support for nearly every other
department. "The radios and computers
Sealord and Bristol Departments use, plus
the numerous telephone lines everyone uses,
all have to be maintained," explained the
department's leading petty officer, FC1(SW)
Rodney Rogers. "Our technicians maintain a
great deal of equipment in-house.
Periodically, more advanced equipment
replaces the old technology, such as the Air
Defense System Integrator (ADSI) that was
recently installed," he added. For FACSFAC,
ADSI makes possible a bird's-eye view of
operations not only in the local operating
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Knowing where planes and ships will be
and notifying Sealord and Bristol
Departments is the job of the Schedules
Department. Navy pilots need to know what
bombing ranges they can use for training,
such as the Pinecastle Complex, part of the
Jacksonville Range Complex. Pinecastle
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with other commands. Additionally, Navy
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Thirty organizations, from Florida to Boston
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takes its duty to protect whales seriously,
and has done so since 1993.

See FACSFAC, Page 9

In the maintenance department radio room, ET3 Amy In the maintenance department radio room, ET3 Amy
Macleod inspects coaxial cables connected to several line-of- Macleod inspects coaxial cables connected to several line-of-
sight transmitters. sight transmitters.

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Continuous scrutiny of the Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch
System (ETVS) is vital for air traffic controllers' duties.
FC1 (SW) Rodney Rogers, leading petty officer of Maintenance
Department uses a computer to monitor the ETVS for opti-
mum performance.

Inspecting cables and wires on a new piece of equipment,
Timothy Raley from Honeywell Corporation makes sure
FACSFAC has cutting-edge technology for its mission.

FC2(SW) Vinny Vincent and ET3(SW) Steve Gardner of the
maintenance department discuss the the passdown log on
Aug 11. Every single equipment fault is documented, and a
fault history can help a technician prevent redundant trouble-
shooting.

Closely examining a fast-moving air contact, AC2 Regan
Adair stands watch in Sealord at a radar console. FACSFAC is
her third command. "My last command was aboard USS
Enterprise and an air traffic controller's life here is less stress-
ful than at sea," she said.

ET3 Leroy Hardeman troubleshoots a patch panel used for
connecting radio communications gear to antennas.

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Late in the afternoon on a duty day, ET3(SW/AW) Robert Wesley removes a broken relay from a circuit board. The maintenance department uses a special bench for soldering repairs, known
as 2M. A microscope, dental tools, metal wicking and a bright light all aid in completing delicate repairs that demand a high degree of precision.

FACSFAC: Air traffic

control, ops specialists

and maintenance
From Page 8
"FACSFAC Jacksonville is a team of real
professionals, whether they be air traffic
controllers, operations specialists or main-
tenance experts. The centerpiece of what
we do is accommodate fleet readiness
required by the new Fleet Response Plan.
The Jacksonville Range Complex, managed
and operated by FACSFAC, is a key part of
that program on the East Coast," explained
Commanding Officer Capt. Robert Buehn.
"Also, with our inherent surveillance and
communication capability, I think there is
great potential we will have a role to play
in homeland security in the very near
future," he added.
No matter what new equipment or what
new challenges FACSFAC faces, its team

Photo courtesy of the Center for Coastal Studies
A northern right whale gracefully glides over
and into the embracing arms of the sea.
always rises to the occasion. Since 1977,
the facility has seen all sorts of technologi-
cal upgrades and personnel additions. Now,
28 years later, FACSFAC shows no signs
of slowing down.

Photos by

ET2(SW) Bill Larned

Almost everything flows through supply department's doors, from certificate cases to radio
tubes. SK2(SW) Mike Owens knows where it is, when it will arrive and who needs it.

Gary Peterson from Honeywell Corporation tests the FACTS system after a recent upgrade.
The FACTS system delivers processed radar video to controllers' monitors in Sealord for a pre-
cise picture of air traffic.

Communicating with a fighter jet somewhere over the Ocala National Forest, AC1 (AW)
Johnny Hill of Sealord is one of the familiar voices military pilots rely upon.

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From the NAS ax Safety Office
he Naval Safety Center has
recently been deluged with
questions concerning the validi-
ty of safety issues associated with
fueling vehicles.
The latest questions have been in
reference to concerns of static elec-
tricity or the use of cell phones
around flammable materials or at-
mospheres, during fueling operations.
Apparently there are e-mails circu-
lating that cite several instances of
people fueling their vehicles and
experiencing a fire caused by one of
the possible ignition sources listed
above.
Many people have asked for clarifi-
cation concerning the use of cell
phones while fueling a vehicle. This
issue is complex so the Naval Safety
Center has asked the National Fire
Protection Association (NFPA) for
their opinion.
According to Robert Benedetti, prin-
cipal flammable liquids engineer,
NFPA International, this issue start-
ed out in the "urban legend" category.
"A fire incident supposedly occurred
in a Far East country when a patron
refueling their vehicle, used a cellular
telephone and ignited gasoline
vapors.
The incident could not be confirmed
and even the reporter who wrote the
story for the Far East edition of the
Wall Street Journal admitted she had
gotten the story third-hand,". said
Benedetti.
"The stories proliferated and the
major petroleum marketers decided

that they had to do something. So, a
few started posting warnings and ini-
tiating public service messages. Once
a few did, the rest followed, as did the
American Petroleum Institute," he
added.
It was also reported in the early
stages of these issues that a few
European countries had always pro-
hibited the use of cellular telephones
and similar devices at service sta-
tions. Recently, two incidents were
reported.
In the United Kingdom, an auto
mechanic experienced a fire when his
cellular telephone rang while he was
working on the fuel system of a car.
Another incident occurred on an off-
shore oil platform, when an instru-
ment technician had a similar experi-
ence while working in an environ-
ment that may have contained an
ignitable atmosphere. The first inci-
dent is not confirmed. The second was

while fueling
confirmed but there is a question as
to what was the ignition source.
According to Benedetti, cellular
telephones are not designed for use in
an environment where an ignitable
atmosphere might exist. The owner's
manual of most leading cell phone
manufacturers states this fact quite
clearly.
This is also true of many pagers,
particularly the "full function" types.
Some pagers are suitable for such
atmospheres; they carry a small label
stating so.
Benedetti also added that it would
be possible to create an ignition capa-
ble spark with a cell phone. One sce-
nario involves dropping the telephone
in such a way that the battery is
ejected and is short-circuited across
its charging terminals.
IEe did say however that, the chance
of all the right conditions coming
together at the same time is distinctly
remote. There are numerous potential
ignition sources on an automobile, but
the incidence of fires during fueling
episodes is rare, to say the least.
There has also been thought on
static electricity being an ignition
source in some of these fires. The
Petroleum Equipment Institute in
March 2002 issued a press release
warning motorist to be cautious while
fueling their vehicles and to follow
three basic guidelines while filling up.
Turn off your engine.
Don't smoke while fueling a vehi-
cle.
Never re-enter your vehicle.
For more information check out
their Web site at www.pei.org.

CNO: '. .. a clear vision of what he wants to do'

From Page 1
the speech were impressed with
Mullen's vision for the Navy's future.
"It really sounded as if the CNO
had a clear vision of what he wants to
do," said Weapons Department Sailor
TM1 Mike Ramirez. "I was especially
impressed with the way he talked
about adapting to our ever-changing
enemies. I think that's extremely
important when you consider the fact
that the terrorists we fight seem to

never stick to one location for very
long."
Mullen wasn't the only important
figure to visit NAS Jax that day.
Mullen's wife, Deborah, who is travel-
ing with him throughout the
Southeast Region, paid a visit to NAS
Jax's Fleet and Family Support
Center to meet with the station's
ombudsmen.
"It's a great opportunity and very
helpful to us ombudsmen to hear

from the CNO's wife about what his
future plans are," said Jenne Smith,
Commander, Navy Region Southeast
ombudsman. "Mrs. Mullen told us the
Navy's Ombudsman Program is very
critical to the Navy and very impor-
tant to the CNO and to her."
Mullen and his wife plan to visit as
many Navy and Marine Corps instal-
lations as they can before returning
to Washington, D.C.

VP-30: Brewer set to take command of 'Pro's Nest'

From Page 1

was the pilot training offi-
cer, alternate NATOPS
evaluator and was named
the 1987 Instructor of the
Year. Brewer's other shore
assignments include VP-10,
and operations and assis-
tant chief of staff for opera-
tions at Commander, Patrol
Wings, U.S. Pacific Fleet.
Most recently, Brewer
served as the director of
PERS-44 at Naval Person-
nel Command in Milling-
ton, Tenn. Additionally, he

earned a masters degree
from the Naval War College
and graduated with distinc-
tion in 1993.
Heimerle assumed duties
as commanding officer of
VP-30 in August 2003. As
commanding officer, he led
the largest squadron in
naval aviation, surpassing
410,000 flight-hours and 41
years of mishap free flying.
Along with this accomplish-
ment, his leadership led to
the development of the Fleet
Standardization Group, Ad-
vanced Readiness Program,

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The Florida Georgia
Blood Alliance
(FGBA) is
specifically look-
ing for those
donors with A
negative blood
type for a spe-
cial recipient.
If you have
this blood type
and can donate, the next

place the FGBA Blood-
mobile will visit at NAS Jax
is the Naval
Hospital Aug. 9
from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. For more
information, call
Bill Schroeder
at 353-8263.
Other blood
types are always
needed as well.

an 82 percent retention rate, provide P-3 specific train-
47 percent advancement ing for aviators, naval flight
rate, and a 40 percent reduc- officers and enlisted air-
tion in aircrew attrition, crew prior to their report-
Additionally, VP-30 was ing to the fleet. More than
awarded the Theodore G. 750 staff personnel directly
Ellyson Aviation Production or indirectly train over 700
Excellence Award for the officer and enlisted person-
first time its history. In his nel annually, utilizing 10 P-
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Photo courtesy of CNATTUJax
The NAS Jacksonville-based Center for Naval Aviation
Technical Training Unit (CNATTU) Jacksonville wishes to
congratulate two of its former staff members,
ITI (AW/SW) Allen Bard (left) and AT2(AW) Brady Peters.
Both sailors successfully completed Officer Candidate
School and were commissioned during ceremonies held
on board NAS Pensacola Aug. 5. Bard was selected for
the Naval Flight Officer Program and will begin initial
flight training in Pensacola this fall. Peters will begin
training this winter in Athens, Ga. for follow-on assign-
ment as a naval supply officer.

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during their August drill
weekend:
Navy and Marine Corps
Commendation Medal
AME1 Nathan Davis

Navy and Marine Corps
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AZ2 Amy-Shirelle Santos
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New CDC director on board at NAS Jax

By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer
ith numerous years
of experience in the
childcare field, new
NAS Jax Child Develop-
ment Program Director
Mary Cano brings a wealth
of knowledge to the NAS
Jax Morale, Welfare and
Recreation Depart-ment's
Child Development Center
(CDC).
Cano, who arrived here
July 8 after working at the
NS Mayport CDC for the
past 12 years is now respon-
sible for overseeing the NAS
Jax CDC and the Child
Development Home and
U.S. Department of Agricul-
ture (USDA) programs here,
at NS Mayport and NSB
Kings Bay, Ga.
"I accepted this position
because it is a huge oppor-
tunity for me. I'm really
looking forward to the chal-
lenge. So far, it's really
interesting. Things are done
a little differently here than
at Mayport, so right now I'm
just getting used to the
environment," said Cano,
enthusiastically.
Cano, grew up in an Army
family and spent much of
her childhood in Germany.
When her parents finally
settled in Ohio, Cano com-
pleted her degree in Early
Childhood Education at
Kent State University in
Ohio.
"When I graduated from
college in 1984, there were
no teaching jobs available. I
couldn't even get an inter-
view," she said. "I had
always wanted to go back to
Germany, so I joined the
Army and ended up back
there for about three years."
The next chapter of her
life took her to Hawaii as a
former military spouse.
Once settled, Cano decided
it was time to find a job in
the field she was educated
in. "I started teaching pre-
school there for about a
year. Then, in 1989, the
Military Childcare Act was
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NAS Jax Child Development Program Director Mary Cano helps preschoolers Kyilan Thomas
(left) and Zjavion Hadley work on a puzzle at the center. "I try to get into the classrooms as
much as I can to see how everything is going. I want people to know me and know that they
can talk to me if they have a problem," said Cano. The center currently has openings for
preschoolers ages 3-5. For more information, call 542-5434.

military childcare centers
hire training and curricu-
lum specialists. I just hap-
pened to have an early
childhood degree that few
people had, so I was hired
on base," Cano explained.
When her former husband
left the military, the family
moved to Ohio to live with
her parents.
"I was on leave without
pay from my civil service job
and was looking for another
position. A job came open at
Mayport for a training and
curriculum specialist, so I
applied and got the job," she
continued. "Eventually, I
was promoted to program
administrator and the posi-
tion title was later changed
to CDC director."
In her new position, Cano
is responsible for overseeing
all aspects of the center and
the CDH and USDA pro-
grams. "We have a tremen-
dous support staff here. My
leads each have their own
sections of the building that
they oversee. They pretty

much run their own depart-
ments. And, my assistant
Deridre Odom can do every-
thing here. When I first
arrived here, I was wonder-
ing what I would be doing,
but I've managed to keep
busy," said Cano.
From working on budgets,
ensuring new and existing
guidelines are being fol-
lowed to starting up the new
Pre-K program that will
begin Sept. 1, there is
always plenty to do each
day.
"Unfortunately, I spend a
lot of time on the manage-
ment side of the house, but I
do try to get into the class-
rooms as much as I can to
see what's going on and to
let the staff know I'm here
for them if they need any-
thing," added Cano.
According to Cano, she
really doesn't have any
major changes planned for
the CDC. "All the CDCs in
the tri-site area work closely
together and help one
another. The curriculum

here is right on target and
it's really a good program,"
Cano said.
In the future after retire-
ment, Cano hopes to move
back to Europe. But until
then, her goal is to ensure
the programs here run well.
"I want the parents and
my staff to know that I have
an open door policy and that
they can talk to me anytime.
I want our parents to be
happy and their children to
have fun while learning. My
staff is really important to
me. I want them to really
enjoy their jobs and be
happy to come to work
everyday," she stressed.
Currently, although the
Pre-K program is full, there
are numerous openings for
children age three to five.
"With school starting, we
lost about 40 children so we
have plenty of spaces for
this age group," said Cano.
For more information on
the NAS Jax CDC, call 542-
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From the Department
of Defense
he Department of
Defense (DoD) an-
nounced last week
plans to award instrumen-
tation grants totaling $2.42
million to nine tribal col-
leges and universities.
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under the fiscal 2005 DoD
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and Universities and Mi-
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$66,000 to $400,000. Each
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performance period.
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after written agreements
are reached between the
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tions.
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A Landing Signal Enlisted checks to ensure a clear flight deck
while signaling to launch an SH-60 Seahawk helicopter assigned to
Photo by PH3 Ryan O'Connor the "Dusty Dogs" of HS-7 aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier
AD2 Cheryl Brockhouse performs preventative USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75). Truman is currently conducting
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New director sets course for Naval Historical Center

By ackA. Green
Naval Historical Center Public Affairs
Anew Director of
Naval History as-
sumed the helm of
the Naval Historical Center
(NHC) July 25 with the
immediate goal of bringing
naval history closer to the
fleet.
if am delighted to have
this position, because it is
an important time for naval
history," said retired Rear
Adm. Paul E. Tobin to an
audience gathered in the
Navy Museum July 27.
He went on to congratu-
late NHC's previous Acting
Director, Capt. Peter 0.
Wheeler, and the Center's
staff, for their superior per-
formance during the 10-
month long selection pro-
cess for a new director.
Tobin said that one of his
first goals is to reaffirm the
importance of naval history.
"There is a lot more we
can do with information
technology to increase
awareness of our rich array
of services," he said.
Further, an ongoing ma-

Possible delays in
By Karen Spangler,
Commander
Navy Region Hawaii Public Affairs
M military personnel
and civilian em-
ployees inbound to
Hawaii can expect delivery
delays on household goods
(HHG) now through Sep-
tember, according to a re-
cent message from Com-
mander, Naval Supply Sys-
tems Command (COM-
NAVSUPSYSCOM).
Transformation initia-
tives by the U.S. Army,
resulting in a 20 to 25 per-
cent increase in the volume
of household goods ship-
ments in and out of Hawaii,
are the reasons cited for the

jor project for the Center
will be to determine if it
has "enough people; the
right people in the right
places."
One of his major long-
term goals is to "generate a
view of where we want to
be 25 years from now with
a timetable and milestones.
A major priority is the need
to move toward using mod-
ern technology for the stor-
age of valuable archives
and artifacts. To do this,
will the NHC be in the
same buildings twenty
years from now? Probably
not!" said Tobin.
In the meantime, his

immediate goal is to visit
the Navy's 12 museums
and establish a working
relationship with major
Navy communities.
Tobin, a 1963 graduate of
the U.S. Naval Academy,
comes to the Center from
being the executive director
of the Educational Founda-
tion of the Armed Forces
Communications and Elec-
tronics Association (AFCEA)
in Fairfax, Va.
His 35-year Navy career
from 1963 through 1998
-included assignments
afloat and ashore. His sea
duty started off in destroy-
ers, then included being
chief engineer on board
USS Forrestal (CVA 59),
command of destroyers
USS Tatnall (DDG 19) and
USS Fox (CG 33), and staff
positions managing surface
warfare education.
It was as a participant
that he had his first brush
with naval history. While
assigned as Engineer Of-
ficer aboard USS Davis
(DD 937), he was awarded
a Bronze Star for opera-
tions associated with the

household goods shipments to Hawaii

delays. Due to the increase
in volume expected through
September, the carrier
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"they may not have suffi-
cient capacity to meet the
additional summer ship-
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delays on inbound ship-
ments may occur," advised
COMNAVSUPSYSCOM.
The message advises DoD
military and civilian em-
ployees who will be moving
to Hawaii this summer to
contact the Joint Personal
Property Shipping Office
(JPPSO) at Pearl Harbor
immediately upon arrival.
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From the Navy
College Office

There are many legiti-
mate companies that
provide unique educa-
tional services and products
to service members.
The military mobile life
style makes these products
or services attractive and
desirable. Many times we
receive an innocent sound-
ing request, we take at face
value, and feel we are pro-
viding a valuable service to
our people.
However, one must always
be vigilant not to support
any efforts that expose our
Sailors to any type of com-
mercial solicitation during
,the normal routine workday.
Command personnel must
constantly be aware of and
avoid any situations in
which they inadvertently
put the command in a posi-
tion that reflects endorse-
ment or appearance of
endorsement of any com-
mercial solicitation venture.
The Department of the
Navy's (DoN) policy regard-

ing any commercial solicita-
tion venture is laid out in
SECNAVINST 1740.2D.
This policy is designed to
safe guard and promote the
welfare of its people, as con-
sumers, by providing a uni-
form approach to the con-
duct of all personal commer-
cial solicitation on DoN
installations and to provide
consumer protection stan-
dards.
The policy set forth in
higher directives is further
amplified by individual base
instructions. These instruc-
tions prohibit all commer-
cial solicitation aboard a
military base, except in lim-
ited specific circumstances
(e.g. can generally place a
"for sale" sign in one's car)
or with the express written
permission of the command-
ing officer. Some of the
practices that are specifical-
ly forbidden:
Making an appointment
with or soliciting military
personnel in an "on-duty
status".
Soliciting of personnel
in a "mass or captive audi-

ence" on board an installa-
tion (i.e. all hands briefing
or general military train-
ing).
DoN facilities will not be
used for soliciting enroll-
ments in any commercial
educational enterprise.
Use of an official identi-
fication card, or vehicle
sticker, by a retiree or
reserve member of the
armed forces to gain access
to the installation for the
purpose of soliciting.
Procuring or supplying,
or attempting to procure
and supply roster listings of
DoN personnel for the pur-
pose of commercial solicita-
tion except pursuant to pro-
cedures implementing the
Freedom of Information Act.
Offering unfair, improp-
er, deceptive inducements,
or rebates to purchase a
product or service.
Solicitation by a mili-
tary member of another mil-
itary member, who is junior
in rank or grade, whether
on or off-duty, in or out of
uniform, on or off a military
installation except as per-

mitted by SECNAVINST
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service member to initiate
contact with a university or
other commercial enter-
prise, but all business trans-
actions should take place at
an off-base site.
If the service member
resides on a military facility
and desires to discuss a
commercial transaction that
they initiated, the meeting
should take place while off-
duty and physically outside
of the workplace.
Keep in mind, if you are
required to sign a financial
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shipments may
From Page 12
JPPSO officials to be flexi-
ble as they plan for perma-
nent change of station
(PCS) moves. According to
Faye Flores, JPPSO direc-
tor at Pearl Harbor,
inbound Sailors should con-
tact JPPSO immediately
upon arrival on the island,
even though they may not
know the delivery address
for their property, and pro-
vide contact information.
Flores encouraged mili-
tary members to accept
delivery of their property as
soon as it arrives.
"On the date of their
moves, Sailors need to be
sure they are home
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
to avoid charges for an
attempted pickup/delivery,"
she said. "During the sum-
mer, it is advised that mem-
bers be flexible about their
move dates," she added.
Although the busy sum-
mer PCS season is well
underway, it is still impor-
tant for military service
members to plan for their
outbound moves as soon as
possible, according to
JPPSO.
Flores advised, "As soon
as you get your orders,
make sure you call the per-
sonal property office and
make your appointment.

see some delay
Once the application is
done, we book shipment for
all the services."
Sailors can also go online
to www.smartwebmove.nav-
sup.navy.mil to arrange
their household goods move
online. The program func-
tions as an online substi-
tute for an in-person
appointment.
Once a Sailor receives
orders and completes his or
her application with the
personal property office or
online application, Flores
said that it is the goal of
her office to book shipments
within two days after it
receives the application.
Once the application is
processed, JPPSO person-
nel will assign the Sailor a
moving company to handle
the household goods move.
Flores explained that in
all cases, preparation and
flexibility are key, noting
that Sailors should expect
the season to be busy and
should plan to be flexible in
their move dates.
Sailors who would like to
check on the status of ship-
ments can access their
information through the
Internet at http://ebiz.pearl.
fisc.navy.mil/jppso/owa/pp.
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Freedom Lanes reopens

Photo by J01 Mike England
NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. Chip Dobson and Morale, Welfare and
Recreation (MWR) Assistant Pat Sneed cut the ribbon at the grand reopening of the
NAS Jax MWR Freedom Lanes Bowling Center Aug 17. The bowling center, which has
been closed since May, underwent $950,000 worth of renovations designed to upgrade
it to a state-of-the-art bowling facility. Some of the upgrades include new lanes, ceiling
and floor tile and score keeping system. Dobson felt that the new and improved
Freedom Lanes was money well spent. "Bowling is a great way for Sailors to spend
quality time with their families. That, in addition to the fact that many of our single
Sailors patronize the bowling alley, makes this a great investment in our Sailors,"
Dobson stated. Many of the Sailors who attended the reopening were thrilled with the
improvements to the bowling center."I think the place looks great," said NC1 (SW)
Terrance Magby. "I can't wait to role my first game here." Freedom Lanes is open from
11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 11 a.m. to midnight Friday and
Saturday. For more information, call 542-3493.

USO offers Jaguars tickets
From the USO
The USO sells tickets to every Jag-
uars home game (including pre-sea-
son) for $8 per ticket. In order for us
to be able to sell these tickets at this price,
there are a few rules we need to follow.
For more information, call Sonya at 778-
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The following is the upcoming season
schedule:
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tickets on sale at USO Aug. 29.
Oct. 2, 1 pn.m. Jags vs. Broncos, tick-
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on sale at USO Nov. 28.
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By Cherie Dewar
LIFELines.navy.mil/LIFELines.usmc.mil
A anyone who shops at the
local commissary knows
how low the prices can be
compared to civilian grocery
stores and now you can find
even more savings by visiting
the Defense Commis-sary
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get coupons, learn about sales
and Best Value Items and see
new recipes, as well as find
links to other web sites that
serve military families.
To locate and learn about your
nearest commissary, click on the
"Locations" tab. Each commis-
sary provides a list of business hours, driv-
ing directions, spotlighted events, special-
ties (such as special-order meat, veggie, or
fruit trays, or a "Grab n Go" section), serv-
ices and even the manager's names. If you
have any questions or concerns, the com-
missaries list their e-mail address so you
can communicate with them directly.
The spotlighted events section often
mentions upcoming sales and how to find
the Best Value Items (BVI), which means
that those items are comparable in quality
to the national brand, but sold at a lower
price than at civilian supermarkets.
Sometimes they're even much lower than
the normal 30.4 percent savings that you'll
find at the commissary.
Once you know the location of your near-
est commissary, the "shopping" section will
help you hunt down the BVIs. Under "Visit
Our Savings Aisle" is a complete list of the
BVIs, plus bargain products broken down
by category, such as frozen foods, grocery,
health or beauty.
This section is similar to the mailers
that advertise sale items in civilian gro-
cery stores by listing what percentage the
items are discounted when compared to
the regular price. You can make out your
shopping list by looking at the commis-
saries products where the BVIs and
national promotion items are flagged.
If you need fresh meal ideas when you're
making out your shopping list, the "shop-
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section. There are recipes for practical din-
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Web sites dedicated to the military and
these sites advertise special offers of their
products at the commissaries.
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After registering with the Web site, you
can stretch your food dollar even further
by printing coupons from the "Military
Store Coupons" section. Military Shoppers
mails out'"Judy Johnson" coupons to those
who live in on-base housing; these coupons
are good only at commissaries. If you live
off-base, you can receive them by signing
up in the Judy Johnson Coupon section.
This site also offers free classified ads,
base information and a local entertain-
ment guide.
The "Links" page of the Web site has
numerous informative links to food safety
alerts, a series on bioterrorism, allergy
information and coupons.
Active-duty personnel and their spouses
have unlimited access to the commissary
and reserve personnel can go 24 times per
year. Reservists are issued a commissary
privilege card once a year. The reservist
presents this card each time he or she goes
to the commissary and it's marked to keep
track of the visits. If reservists are mobi-
lized to active duty, then they and their
family members have unlimited commis-
sary access. During this time, an ID card
and a copy of the reservists orders are all
that are required to use the commissary.
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Now open with new pinsetters, lanes with glow track,
automatic bumpers, upgraded scoring system and much
more!
Operating Hours
Monday, 4-10 p.m.
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, 11 a.m. 10 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. midnight

Dollar Days at NAS Freedom Lanes
Now until Sept. 5
$1 Bowling
$1 Shoe Rental
$1 Small Drinks
$1 Nachos and Cheese
Free Bowling on Wednesdays for active duty from 11
a.m. 1 p.m. (shoe rental not included).

Indoor pool
Lap swim from 5:30 a.m. 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. 1 p.m.
Recreation swim 4:30-8 p.m.
Water aerobics
11 a.m. noon
Tuesday-Friday
Military $1 per day
DoD $2 per day
Guests $3 per day
Call 542-2930 for more information and additional pric-
ing options.

For more information about I.T T trips or ticket prices
please call 542-3318.
Tallahassee Day Trip
Sept. 17
Includes tour of Old Capitol, Mission San Louis, and The
Florida History Museum.
$21/person

Atlanta Weekend Trip
Sept. 24-26
Includes the Martin Luther King Jr. historical sites, a
CNN studio tour, Olympic Centennial Park, Cyclorama,
World of Coke, and Stone Mountain. Free time will also be
available to shop in the Atlanta Underground and the
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$211/person based on double occupancy
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Yalaha Bakery and Lakeside Winery in Clermont,
Fla.
Oct. 8
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tour of the Lakeside winery.
$23/person

Dudley Farm, Micanopy & Cross Creek
Oct. 14
Includes the Dudley Farm, Marjorie Kinnan Rollins
home site and shopping in Micanopy.
$20/person

Trips, activities and costs may be restricted to El-E5 sin-
gle or unaccompanied active duty members. Call the

Photos courtesy of Youth Activities Adalberto Urriola, jean Cherigo, Corey Fletcher, Joe Delgado and Marcus Hamrick
Deion Eakins cheers on the Jacksonville enjoy some munchies during the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Miami Dolphins game
Jaguars during their Aug. 13 preseason Aug. 13. Twenty-seven kids from the NAS Jax Youth Activities Center attended the
game against the Miami Dolphins. game courtesy of the NFL. "The NFL donated the tickets to military children. We're
hoping they do it again," said Youth Activities Director Claudia Christino.

Liberty Cove
542-3491.

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Texas Hold'em Tournament
Every Monday in August, 7 p.m.
At The Zone
Open to all NAS Jax

Jaguars Preseason Game
Tonight, 6 p.m.
Jaguars vs. Atlanta Falcons
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Jacksonville Suns Baseball Game
Aug. 30, 4:30 p.m.
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WWE SmackDown Trip
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$25

For information on booking command or private func-
tions at the O'Club or T-Bar, please call the Officers' Club
main office, 542-3041.

T-Bar Social Hours
Monday Friday, 3-7 p.m.
Reserve Drill Weekends; 3-7 p.m.

Tomorrow, 7 p.m.- Sahara (PG 13)
Saturday, 5 p.m.- A Lot Like Love (PG 13)
Saturday, 7 p.m.- The Amityville Horror (R)

For more information about the marina please call 542-
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Aug. 27-28
$40/person

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"The Fantasy Football
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after a successful program
that MWR Great Lakes
started last season," said
Karen Fritz, head, MWR
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tainment. "We are excited to
offer Sailors the opportunity
to compete for cash awards,
vacation packages and other
prizes."
The top three Navy scores
at the end of the season will
win an Armed Forces
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one-week stay at any avail-
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will also have the chance to
win national prizes weekly
and compete in state compe-
titions.
Sailors and other eligible
MWR patrons are allowed
one free entry per person
and participants must be at
least 18 years old.
The Fantasy Football 2005
is a salary cap style league.
Rosters can be adjusted
until the first National
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Sept. 8.
A special unlimited trade
package is being offered to
eligible MWR patrons
through Sports Buff
Fantasy Network for $35, a
savings of more than $150.
The package allows partici-
pants to adjust their rosters
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chances of winning and
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Course is offered at the Navy Jacksonville Yacht Club.

Zephyrus Races
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6:30 p.m.
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Entry fee is $5 per race.
Sailboats raced from the marina are free.
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The Navy Wives Clubs of
America, NWCA Jax No. 86
meets the first Wednesday of
each month. Meetings are held
in Building 612 on Jason Street
at NAS Jacksonville at 7:30 p.m.
The Thrift Shop is open
Tuesday and Thursdays and
the first Saturday of the month
from 9 a.m. 1 p.m. For more
information, call 772-0242 or
Pearl Aran at 777-8032.
The Navy Wives Club's DID
No. 300 meetings are held the
second Thursday of each month
at 7 p.m. at the Oak Crest
United Methodist Church
Education Building at 5900
Ricker Road. For more informa-
tion, call 387-4332 or 272-9489.
The Disabled American
Veterans Chapter 38 meetings
are held the second Tuesday of
each month at 7 p.m. at 470
Madeira Drive, Orange Park,
Fla. For more information, call
269-2945.
The Navy Jacksonville Yacht
Club general membership
meetings are held at 7:30 p.m.
on the first Wednesday of every
month at the clubhouse
(Building 1956) adjacent to the
Mulberry Cove Marina. Boaters
and non-boaters are invited to
attend. The Navy Jax Yacht Club
is a members only club open to
all active duty, reserves, retired
military and active and retired
DoD civilians. For more informa-
tion, call 778-0805 or email
commodore @ njyc.org.
A free Yoga Class for all
ages and abilities is held the
first Sunday of each month at
Memorial Park in Riverside at
11 a.m. Bring a blanket. For fur-
ther information, call Brenda
Star Walker at 398-8429.
The Cummer Museum of Art
& Gardens is offering free
admission each Tuesday from 4-
9 p.m. through December.
Visitors can attend lectures,
docent-lead tours, stroll the his-
toric riverfront gardens, view the
museum's Masterworks collec-
tion and special exhibitions and
experience Art Connections, the
museum's hands-on education
center. For more information,
contact Maria Haynes at 899-
6025.

An Orange Park Singles
Dance is held every Friday
Night from 8-11 p.m. for adults
at the Knights of Columbus at
3920 Old Middleburg Road. Line
dance lessons are available
from 7-7:30 p.m. Friday. For
more information, call 779-1234.
The MOMS Club of
Jacksonville Orange Park /
Westside holds their 'chapter
meetings the second Thursday
of each month at 10 a.m. at the
Calvary United Methodist
Church, 112 Blanding Boulevard
across from the Orange Park
Mall. Members meet for play-
groups, field trips, MOMS Nite
Out and family outings. For
information, contact Shirlinda at
771-9573 or visit http://groups.
firstcoastcommunity.com/moms
clubopw.
The Association of Aviation
Ordnancemen's meeting is
held the third Thursday at 7 p.m.
of each month at the Fleet
Reserve Center on Collins
Road. For more information, call
AO1 Michael Steckly at 542-
5508 or Jim Bottac at 542-2939.
The First Coast Black
Nurses Association holds their
meetings the second Tuesday of
each month at 6 p.m. in the
Shands Hospital Blue room. For
more information, call Janneice
Moore at 244-7950 or Dorothy
Banks at 542-7748.
The Westside Jacksonville
Chapter 1984, National
Association of Retired
Federal Employees extends an
open invitation to all currently
employed and retired federal
employees to our regular meet-
ing held at 1 p.m. on the fourth
Thursday of each month at the
Murray Hill United Methodist
Church, (Fellowship Hall
Building) at 4101 College
Street. For more information,
call R. Carroll at 786-7083.
The National Naval Officers
Association holds its monthly
meeting on the fourth Thursday
each month at 5:30 p.m. at the
Jacksonville Urban League, 903
West Union Street. Interested
personnel are encouraged to
attend or contact Lt. Cmdr.
Herlena Washington at 542-
7715, Ext. 102 or email

Herlena.Washington @ sar.med.
navy.mil.
The Gold Wing Road Riders
Association, Chapter FL1-X
meets on the first Wednesday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. at the
Golden Coral, 582 Blanding
Boulevard. The "Wingnutts"
invite all those interested in
motorcycling and motorcycle
safety. They also have a weekly
get together at the Dairy Queen
on Kingsley Avenue at 7 p.m.
every Friday night. For more
information, call 269-5369 or
visit www.fllx.org.
A Freedom Fighter's Ride
sponsored by the Family
Readiness Group of 1st
Battalion, 111th Aviation
Regiment is planned for
Saturday at 10 a.m. The ride
begins at Cecil Commerce
Center. Sign-ups can be made
now by calling Linda Loughman
at 573-2300, Ext. 1201 or on the
day of the event beginning at 8
a.m. All proceeds will benefit the
families of soldiers deployed to
Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Orange Park Woman's
Club will hold their first meeting
of the fall season Sept. 1 at 9:30
a.m. at 130 Kingsley Avenue in
Orange Park. Everyone is invit-
ed to attend.
The Clay County Chapter
1414, National Active and
Retired Federal Employees,
invites all retired and currently
employed federal employees to
the following meetings: Sept. 8,
6 p.m. special meeting for cur-
rent employees and Sept. 13, 1
p.m. regular meeting. Both
meetings are being held at the
Orange Park Library, 2054
Plainfield Avenue in Orange
Park. For more information, call
Emma Murray at 276-9415.
The Jacksonville Area
Supply Corps Association is
sponsoring a golf tournament
Sept. 16 at noon at the Bent
Creek Golf Course. All money
raised will benefit the National
Supply Corps Association's
Scholarship Fund. For more
information, call Lt. Cole Seibel
at 542-1157 or email
cole.seibel@navy.mil.

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The Naval Education and Training
Command is accepting applications
from regular or Reserve commissioned
line officers for the fiscal year 2007 Olmsted
Scholarship Program through Sept. 16.
All eligible career-minded and highly
qualified officers with at least three years of
active-duty service, but no more than 11
years as of April 1 can apply.
Selected officers serve as full-time stu-
dents in a two-year graduate internship at
a foreign university.
Nominated personnel are required to
meet a list of qualifications and prerequi-
sites, and complete and submit a command-
endorsed nomination package. Nomination
packages are forwarded to the Naval
Education and Training Professional
Development and Technology Center (NET-
PDTC) in Pensacola. In October, the appli-
cations are reviewed and a final, Navy-

sponsored list of nominees is selected.
The Navy nominations are then submit-
ted to the Olmsted Foundation Board of
Directors, along with nomination packages
from the other services. During a compre-
hensive interview at the foundation's
expense at their Falls Church, Va., office,
foundation staff explore the candidate's
motivation to be a scholar, choice of foreign
university, proposed course of study, lan-
guage aptitude and career goals.
The Board of Directors make their final
decisions inMarch 2006. Recipients will
begin language training in the fall of 2006
at the Defense Language Institute or a com-
parable course of instruction, with foreign
university studies beginning in 2007.
Specific guidelines for applying can be
found in NavAdmin 150/05 or at the
Olmsted Foundation Web site at www.olm-
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SPORTS & STANDINGS

Fall softball leagues forming
The season is scheduled to begin in
September and games will be played on
Monday and Wednesdays.
Greybeard (NAS Jax active duty ages 30
and up)
Intramural (NAS Jax active duty only)
Women (active duty, dependents over 18,
retirees, DoD)

Officials and scorekeepers
needed
The North Florida Military Officials
Association is looking for individuals to offi-
ciate soccer, softball, football, and volleyball
at NAS Jax. Scorekeepers also needed for
basketball. Experience not required. If inter-
ested, contact Jesse Beach at 771-1333.

Navy Southeast Regional
Running and Triathlon Team
Represent U.S. Navy in 5k, 10k,
marathons, and/or triathlons. The Navy will
showcase elite active duty men and women
in regional races. Uniforms are provided as
well as transportation, entry fees, and lodg-
ing costs. Interested runners must compete
in sanctioned (USA Track and Field, USA
Triathlon Association, or Roadrunners Clubs
of America) races and your time must be
one of top 10 regional qualifying times. If
you have run in sanctioned race and your
time meets regional qualifying time, call the
NS Mayport Sports Coordinator at 270-
5451.
Southeast Regional qualifying times:

5K-
Women 24:00
10K -
Women 46:00
Marathon -
Women 4 Hrs.
Triathlon -
Women 3 Hrs.
Triathlon time
run, 40k bike

Men 19:00
Men 34:00
Men 3 Hrs. 30 Min.
Men 2 Hrs. 30 Min.
based on 1.5k swim, 10k

Flag Football Standings

Team
FACSFAC
VP-30 O'S
VP-30 E'S
NMD
HS-15
VP-5
AIMD
VS-30
HS-75
VS-32
AIMD 610
HS-11
VP-30 Studs
Weapons

As of Aug. 19
Wins
8
8
8
7

Losses
1
1
2
4
4
3
3
4
4
2
7
7
4
10

Intramural Golf Freedom
League Final Standings
Team Wins Losses
FACSFAC 9 0
FASO 6 2
Navy Band 6 2
VS-32 Gold 4 3
HS-11 5 4

VS-30
NCTS
CNATTU
AIMD 610

Intramural Golf Liberty
League Final Standings

Team
VP-16
VP-30
AIMD Gold
VS-32 Blue
VR-58
Blount Island
VP-62
AIMD Blue

Wins Losses Ties
7 1

Summer Basketball Final
Standings

Team
Protest This
VS-22
VS-30
HS-15
Naval Hospital
HS-11
VP-5
Blount Island
Power Playaz
VP-16
Run & Gun
VS-31
HS-7

Wins
12
10
10
8
8
6
6
6
4
5
2
2
1

Losses
0
1
2
4
4
5
6
6
7
8
10
11
3

Public Notice No. 2

MWR looking for vendors to participate in Motorcycle Safety Rodeo

Local park offers classes

for adults and children
The following are upcoming classes at Westside Regional
Park Nature Center located across the NAS Jax Main
Gate at 7000 Roosevelt Boulevard. All classes require
advance reservations by calling 573-2498.
Bamboo Garden Structures
Aug. 27, 11 anm. 12:30 p.m.
The Japanese have used bamboo for centuries to create trel-
lises and other garden structures. Learn to make your own
garden structure out of bamboo that you can place in your gar-
den. Participants will need to bring an electric drill. Bamboo
and other supplies provided. Because of the use of power tools,
this program is restricted to adults and children aged 14 and
older.
Florida Trail Association
Sept. 2, 7-9 p.m.
September's meeting topic is the second part of a two-part
program on Leave No Trace. Paula Snellgrove, LNT master
educator, will present a program developed by the National
Outdoor Leadership School, which teaches ways to keep the
wilderness pristine while having an enjoyable experience. For
more information, call 387-6998.
Wiggling Mosquitoes
Sept. 8,10-11:30 a.
Examine mosquito larva in a safe, indoor environment.
Learn about their unique life cycle while playing games and
completing an art activity.
Hooray for Home Schoolers: Water Cycle's Incredible
Journey
Sept. 16, 10-11:10 ajn. or 1-2:30 p.m.
Water is an important element to all forms of life. Learn
more about the water cycle by playing games and water activi-
ties. Please wear clothes than can get wet.
Wee Workshop: Bug Safari
Sept. 22, 10-11:30 an.
Calling all wee bug hunters (ages 7 and under) and their
adult companions. We are on a hunt for bugs! Bring a small
net and capture jar, if you have them, and we'll go on a safari,
searching for the things that creep, crawl, or hop.
Coffee With the Birds and Butterflies
Sept. 26, 9-10 a.m.
Picture yourself relaxing in air-conditioned comfort with
your morning cup of coffee or tea and looking out our large pic-
ture windows at hummingbirds, other birds, and butterflies as
they visit our bird feeders and butterfly-friendly plants.

From MWR
N AS Jacksonville is
hosting a
Motorcycle Safety
Rodeo Oct. 17 from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. MWR is current-
ly looking for vendors of
motorcycle safety apparel
and motorcycle safety gear
to display their merchan-
dise.
All merchandise must
meet the requirements of
applicable military safety
instructions. Safety appar-
el that meet Department of
Defense requirements
include Department of

Transportation approved items which improve visi-
helmets, goggles and face ability.
shields, sturdy footwear, Presentations 6r displays
full-fingered gloves, riding that promote proper safety
jackets and pants and any merchandise features and

uses are highly desired.
For more information,
contact Shannon Leonard
at 542-3577 or email shan-
non.d.leonard@navy.mil.

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1607sf. 3/2 LR/FR/DR Tile
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50x12 new covered patio.
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Too many upgrades to
mention. Must see.
For Appt. contact:
904-287-4663. Assist 2
Sell, Buyers and Sellers
Partners Realty.
530 SR 13 North Suite 2
Jacksonville Fl. 32259

338 Baker County
A 2Story, 2400st Cedar
Home In Macclenny.
4/2.5, 1100sf prch, pool
w/deck, great Ioc. on
nearly acres $294k.
904-334-6695

Brick 3/2.5 on 2 acres.
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2736sf under roof.
1903sf heated.Detached
garage w/bonus rm
1009sf.$287.000
259-5049.

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MACLENNY Great Starter
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it All New Plumbing,
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340 St. Johns
340 County

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800-749-8124 x5347
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249 Brickyard Rd.276-2

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CH&A,W/D,pool access.
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EAGLE HARBOR 2/2 +
study 1 c. gar, $1300mo.
lease/sale 465-4364
GREENCOVE Riverfront
w/boat slip. 2/2.5, wet
bar, pool, $1350m, 1st,
last, sec., Cell 501-2848
Green Cove Springs 2/2.5
riverfront twnhse/
condo w/fpl, screened
porch $900/mo +sec
dep. 904-230-8038
ICW new 2/2.5 TH, Bch
Blvd betw Hodges/
Kernan. $950m 287-0943
4 Oceanfront Condo
furnished Jax Bch.,
3 bd 2 bth, update
kitchen; pool call
242-0411
ORANGE PARK I
Rent or RTO,

At Oak Leaf 276-6446

ORTEGA RIVERFRONT
Venetian, 2/2+loft.
Gated amenities.
$1000m. 904-226-1700
S'Side II Villagio
lux new 3/2, attached
garage, gated,
cluhouserg, 1790 sf.,
w/d, s/steel apple, 18"
tile. $1495/m.
626-2919/645-5822
San Jose-new 2/2 gated
fitness 2 pools club,
$1000 + Imo. 343-0184
SO'SIDE- new II Villa-
gio condo, 2/2.5, pool,
fitness, $1125 742-9613
SOUTHSIDE -Ig 3/2,
lanai, fans, apple, water
softnr, sec, pool,
jacuzzi, clbhs 731-7688
S'side 2/2 newly reno-
vated, all amenities,
w/d, $1100mo 838-5698
S'SIDE Montreau 3/2
lake front condo.
$1250mo. 904-992-0940
S'Side-Reserve @ Pointe
Meadows.2/2,Avail 9/1
$995mo. 382-3454 .
WESTSIDE
New Townhome 2/2.5,
cable, sec., lawn maint.,
no pets/no smkng $950
904-635- 2797
W'SIDE 2/2 Lux Water-
front, Nr Riverside. free
boat dockage, $895m
nc. water, sewer,
garbage. 757 0775
SIDE BRAND NEW TH
3/2.5, close to 295. No
Spets. $1200m. 230-6789

415 Houses
42 FuFurnished

4, W'slde-4/2, large
Spatio with a/c.
V Autograde fenced 3
miles fro NAS.
$1500 + dep.No pets.
772-1077 avail Sept.
1st.

42o Houses
Unfurnished

4BR/2BA Off Alta Dr.
Pool, nr. 9A/Airport,
$1495. 904-704-09 7
SAMELIA ISLAND
walk to beach, 4/2
4 2200Sf. large
fenced yard.
$1650M. a must see
904-261-3865
ARGYLE -2/2 TH, kit eq,
scrn porch, $825mo
$800 dep. 269-1722
Argyle-3/2,$950mo, all
applicances.New updates
465-0698
Argyle 3/2/2 1800sf cov
pat, x Ig bk yd. quiet.
$1250 neg. 972-333.7570
ARGYLE 3/2 Split BR, Fpic
Screened Covered Patio.
Refs Req $995 778 2897
ARGYLE 4/2 fen yd, 2 yrs
old, comm pool, pets
nego $1175 904-294-1587

420 lHouses
420 Unfurnished

Argyle- 4BED/2BATH
First Month Free
w/deposit $1,350/mo
Call tom: (904) 338-4837
Watson Realty Corp.

Lakeview @ Watermill
9367 Prosperity Lake Dr
3/2 1741 $1150
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730 8060
Argyle
Northwood @ Watermill
9189 Fallsmill Drive
4/2 1745 $1075
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
SArgyle-Shindler dr.
4/25 2 story,
o 3280sqft, 2car gar,
appliances. fncd
yard. $1275mo+dep
908-8367 or 651-0094
AVONDALE 3/1.5 Near
Boone Prk, 1423 Menna
St $900+dep. 384-4455
AVONDALE 3BR +sun
porch, fen yd, 2c gar,
hwd firs newly pnted.
yd serv $1150. 382-7287

BRAND NEW HOMES
Lauren Oaks
Subdivision
3 & 4 bedroom homes
$950 and up
Call for Specials!
FEDERATED MGMT.
GROUP
(904) 730-8060

CF & HAS Small Cottage
2BR $545 Quiet. Refs Req
(904) 778- 2897
Eagle Harbor 4/3,2500sf
Pond viewnew crpt.2 car
gar. $2000mo.673-2276
Eagle Harbor 4/3,
2400sf,Pond view,new
crpt. $1800 mo.673-2276
FERNANDINA AREA -3/2,
renovated, $1350mo,
904-262-9535
FLEMING ISLAND -4/2,
newly renovated, RTO
$1650 904-262-9535
FOR RENT -3 Bedrm,
2 Bath house In
Mandarin area,
1900 sqft, available
Oct.1 Call 886-4276 (pis)
,. For rent 3 bedroom 2
M bathroom house
89 Mandarin area 1900
square feet available
Oct. 1 call 886-4276 (PCS)

ICW 3/2 new paint/crpt
Irg gar $1100m+$1100dp.
No smkrs/pets. 241-8173
ICW 3/2 new paint/crpt
Irg gar $1100m+$1100dp.
No smkrs/pets. 241-8173
ICW 4/2.5, pool w/spa,
fncd yd, fpl, 2 car gar,
$1635m+$1500d. 829-5792
ICW-New,3056SF, 4/2.5
COMM. POOL, $2000mo.
(904) 545-9223
4. Intracoastal West,
SHodge/Atlantic
tjj;offered due to trans-
fer 3/2, gated com-
munity, ch/a, sunrm. wd.
firs, frplc, steps to com-
munity pool/tennis.
$1100/mo 751-6992
KERNAN 3/2 Executive
home. All apple. W/D
conn. $1395m. Accent
Jax 388-2225 x126
KINGSLAND brand new,
3/2, in Laurel Island.
scrn porch, gar, c--.rm.
pool, $1200mo. 3-7s7
considered w/3ssi.
912-882-0689
LakeShore: Beautiful 2 1
w/office, all brand ne,-.
interior! $850. 379-3 322
LAKEWOO D 3 1
updated,poolFirep c Ce.
$1200mo 737-2542
Mand. Lks Irg 2/2 W/D,
new crpt/pnt, no pets,
$1080mo. 904-721-2227
MANDARIN -3/2, $950,
12744 Burning Tree Ln.
904-879-9759
4, Mandarin 3BR, 2 BA
N 2000 S.F. House on a
S lake 2 car garage,
washer/dryer $1200
mo (917)306-1940
MANDARIN 3 houses 3/2,
4676 Chesapeake Ln.
$1300mo 262-9535
MDBG/HWY 220
S3/2 gar, fncd
tlback,close to
cdaycare/ NAS.
$890.00 806-1188
Murray Hill 3/2. Move in
condition. Hardwood
Floor. 721-3929
Murray Hill-4643 Royal
Ave. 2/1,CH&Awood
firs,inside laundry,
breakfast knook
,$725mo. 463-4211
Northside: Exec. 4/3 with
pool. No pets. $2200mo
920-210-4499.
NS-3br, ch/a. 1526 W.
25th St.-$695m; 3br,
ch/a 5351 Dodge Rd.,
$640m; 859-5144
NS-4/1.5, CH&A, W/D
HKUP. 7527 Oriole St.
$850mo. 859-5144
O.P. 4/2 2 car garage
Sw/ ing pool & fire-
VIplace 15 mins from
NAS JAX Clay Co
Schools all appliances
613-3335 $1500 officially
reassigned
O.P. OAKLEAF -4, Brand
New, ea 4/2, lanai,
$1295-$1400mo 505-3648
OP/FLEMING ISL PLANT.
New 3/2.5 TH, gar, cul-
de- sac, $1200m 278-6802
OP-Flem. Isi. PlantNew
Town Home,1812sf,3/2.5
$1250mo. 535-2349
ORANGE PARK/Fleming
Island/Pace Island,
Gated w/pools, tennis,
basketball, 4 bdrm, 2.5
BA, 2 car gar. on 1/2
acre waterfront,
wooded lot. Like new.
$1645/mo, 561-630-7792
or 561-339-1781
ORANGE PARK 3/2, 2
car gar, RTO$1100mo
904-262-9535
ORANGE PARK Like new
brick 3/2, screen rm,
$1250m. 449-4227
Orange Park-Rent. Own
brand new 3/2 home
with study on a pond In
Doctor's Inlet Reserve
$1300mow/yrd care.
JeanMartin Realty,
904-699-5395.
ORTEGA FARMS 1, 2, 3Br
No pets/smkr. 1 or 1.5ba.
$475 $700. 388-1335
PONTE VEDRA BCH 3/2 2
car gar, comm pool/ten
$1375mo 352- 514-1848

420 tHouses
420 Unfurnished
PVB 3/2 Capecod.
E. of AlA, 3 blks from
bch, fncd yd. hdwd firs
$1900m 904.940.7258
PVB Just Reduced 3/2.5
1850sf, comm. pool, ten
$1400m no pets, 608-4930
Rent To Own No
qualifying! No closing
costs! We lend you the
dwn pay! 4/2 CH&A Lrg
fncd yd $975/mo 3436
SoutelDr 877-477-1034
SOUTHSIDE -3/1, w/d,
credit chk. $900mo +
$900sec dep. 477-3964
Soutliside
7801 Pt. Meadows Dr#3307
2/2 1200SF $995
1/2 month free on
first full months rent
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
S'SIDE 3323 Eve Dr. E. 3/1,
sec, air, call owner for
details. $850m. 565 9345
S'S Immac 2/2/1 Duplex
Avail May 1, main's to
UNF, tile $1000 226-4801
SS -move in special,
newer 4/2, 2100sf,
$1700mo. 434-4989
ST. JOHNS FOREST -New,
4/3 2300sf, $1995mo,
838-9869.JaxHomeTours.com
ST. JOHNS CO. -South-
lake comm. off 210. lmi
from 1-95. 3/2, culdesac
1700sf $1275m. 704-1414
St Johns River 3/2. See
ad FL19435 at rental-
houses.com or call
386-212-6544
Stone Hurst-avail. 9/1.
No pets .no smkg,
$1370mo.904-955-4348
VILLAGE OF FIRESIDE
Gated, 4/2, hdwd fir,
$1295/m. 904-215-0019
WESTSIDE RENT TO OWN
$0 DOWN! Call
RTO hotline 384-0856
WESTSIDE near NAS 2/1,
den, Ig bk yd, laundry
rm, no pets, $650mo +
$650 dep. 904-704-4071
5101 Banshee
W'side-2/1. New incl.
tile throughout & CH&A.
Detached garage/large
front & ack yard.
$750mo. 652-7216.
W'SIDE -2 & 3br houses,
CH&A, w/d hkp, frig
stove 384-5833
W'SIde- 3/1, 1100sf,
CH&A, Fen yrd, $750mo
+ $750 dep. 591-7335
W'SIDE -3/2, 2car gar,
refrig, cbl. ch/a, c ose
to naval/hosp & golf;
$995M. 904-276-3000
W'SIDE Ig brick 3br/2ba,
2 car gar, $1200mo.
Call 904-289-9331
W'side new 4/3 avail.
Sep. 1st. & new 3/2
avail now 904-591-3282

425 Manufactured
oHomes

MANDARIN -2/2. 14x70,
new kitch, carpet,paint
$695mo.lst+Last,Sec, no
pets. 994-9999
NW JAX CLEAN 2 & 3BR, AC
No pets, Priv Lot, Unfurn.

$140- $155lwk CALL 764-0640
W'SIDE DW's 3br & 4br
o:,n pr., i.:,t quEl[ area
-'B i ,S5 u -'0 1 t.190r

430 Roommales
All. Blvd Keman. Snare
-I 2 r...r, L S. util
.r..: We,, g are3 N ,
:.rld.] jiIK 904838 8054
Fleming Island female
roommate/house sitter,
3/2 $75wk. 529-8964
Mandarin share home
$125wk + 1/2 utils+dep,
904-463-1953
Mand furn rm, N/S, util
incl'd. $500 mo+ dep,
904-334.8328, 292-4125
Mand-Prof. 2 share nice
home.N/S.no pets,
$475mo +1/2 until. 886-3209
Middleburg Fully furn
rm.pool, must like ani-
mals, base personnel
prefenred.$0Sm. 541-0855
NEPT BCH- pool, cable,
furnished.$500mo incl
util. $400 dep. 249-2552
NEPTUNE BEACH
Looking for Quiet
Roommate to Share
Home with Pool!
CALL (904) 242-0411
Normandy/I 10, share 4/2
pvt rm, 1/2 utils. $450
904-982-1570, 693-4978
NORTHSIDE $350/mo.
Util. laundry. Dunn/Lem
Turner/River. 563-4273
N'side wanted to share 4
BR house, all utils incid
$500 a month. 233-3557
ORANGE PARK
Argyle Forrest.
1 Roommate to
share 3/2 house,
cul-de-sac, Sep 1st
$450m util include call
Nhan (904)631- 5664
4, Orange Park Share
S Large 2-story
I home with pool-
$325 + util + dep
(non-smoking), also share
4-acre horse ranch in
Middleburg (same price)
612-6646
SRoom for Rent Male
near NAS JAX $400.00
monthly call
904-779-4660
4, ROOMMATE
3br/2ba, Carport, 5
I car driveway, close
proximity to NAS
Mayport and JU. $410+
split utils.
Contact Robert Meggs
904.-234-3652;
925-848-2725

430 Roommates
S'side share home w/ 2
dedicated college stu-
dents, non smkr only
$320mo+ dep. 502-6352
WESTSIDE LG room for
rent, utils incI, $450mo .
Non smoker. 778-2521
W'Side- $300 +
1/2 utilities, pets ok!
778-8820
WSIDE M to share M, 2br
hi spd int., cbl, AC, pool,
$350m+1/2 781-8875

435 Rooms
to Rent

ARLINGTON LUXURY ROOMS
w/Micro, Refrig
low daily/wkly rates
10% off for wkly room
KINGS INN 725-3343

Male Roommate
Wanted near NAS
Jax Furnished
utilities included
450.00 per month call
904-779-4660
Nside $80 & $85wk
access to kitchen &
bathrm, near bus, gro-
cery store wkly &
monthly+dep. 764-7497

Beach/
440 Vacation/
Resorts
Estate Home on Lake
4/2.5 731-3837 See at:
www.vacationhomes.com #14366

442 Beach Home
Rentals

JAX BEACH-2/1. Fen Yrd.
Walk to Beach. $975 Mth.
904-894-7337

Commercial
Real Estate
500 Commercial/
Industrial for Sale
505 Commercial/
Industrial for Rent
507Commercial/
Businesses for Sale
510 Retail/Office Space
for Sale
515 Retail/Office Space
for Rent

SCommercial/
500 Industrial
For Sale

OFF CESERY 5000sf Bldg.
Tall Bay door. $285k
646-3700

50l7 Businesses
507 F or Sale

FRANCHISE SUB SHOP
brand new, exc prime +
Ic. $295K 728-4680

525 Retail
.52 For Rent
Femrnandina/.VYulee 3000sl
clean lit shell avail. In
new strip ctr. across
fm. Lowest busy high
traffic loc. RMW Prop-
ertles Bob Worgan
1-800-930-7505

Wells Road Retail Center
1330:i 6550s, ava p,
C.-.mm' rC.31 PrO-rr rT,.
One Inc.Ranay Bancrorn
904-278-9971

Financial
550 Business
Opportunities
555 Distributorships/
Franchises
560 Financial Services
565 Money to Lend
or Borrow
570 Mortgages Bought
and Sold

55n Business
e Opportunities

1-MAN POOL SERVICE
Growing home based
business serving
beaches area. Nets
over $53,000 to owner.
Call David Forrest
FNBC (904) 733-2115
ATTENTION
BUSINESS BUYERS
For help finding a
good business, with
good records, good
cash flow, and low
risk, call Ray Aaronian,
FNBC (904) 733-2115
AUTOMOTIVE
BUSINESS
Repairs all makes.
Fully staffed with
highly trained
mechanics and
modern equipment.
Ideal mid-town
location. Financing
available. Call
Doug Knox,
FNBC (904) 733- 2115
AUTO SERVICE
CENTER
Average net for owner
last 3 years has been
over $80,000 after
all expenses. And, we
can help buyer with
financing. Call
Sheila Connor,
FNBC (904) 733-2115

Ro Andrade

Military Relocation Specialist
CDR NC USN(ret)

Direct Line (904) 278 4176
randrade@watsonrealtycorp.com
If you're buying,
selling, or relocating,
give me a call!

Watson Realty Corp
4729 US Hwy 17S
Orange Park, FL 32003 0 -

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MANAGEMENT!A

ARGYLE
8153 Leafcrest
3/2 1800SF $1095

7242 Longhorn
3/2 1600SF $995
Fenced Yard! '

8102 Timber Point
4/2 1745sf$985

8121 Leafcrest Dr
4/2 1745sf $1095

9367 Prosperity Lk Dr
3/2 1721sf $1095

SOUTHSIDE
2318 Townsquare
3/2 1114sf $900
Fenced!

ORANGE PARK
523 Kevin Drive
3/2 1800SF $1050

1945 Apopka
3/2 1350SF $875

1969 Swallow Run
3/2 1219SF $900

WESTSIDE
9472 Prosperity Lk Dr 1277 McGirts Creek
3/2 1447sf $975 4/2 1741sf $1195

MANDARIN
5387 Cumberland Forest
4/2 1900sf $1150

11025 Millpond
2/2.5 1800sf $950

NORTHSIDE
10056 Colonial
4/2 2085sf $1225

6051 Maggie Circle #101
3/2 1157sf $875

8992 Derrickson
3/2 1186SF $895

313 Fort Milton
3/2 1800SF $1025

11313 Panther Creek
3/3 1600sf $1130
1/2 off 1st full mo rent

11621 Deep Springs 9263 Whisper Glen
4/2 1745sf $1125 4/2 1450sf $1025

OAKLEAF
3694 Silver Bluff
4/2 1519sf $1150

2998 Piedmont Manor
3/2 1612sf $1125

MIDDLEBURG
1827 Shannon Lake
3/2 1350SF $800

WORLD GOLF VILLAGE
609 Longcrest Lane 758 Mackenzie Circle
4/2 1687sf $1195 4/2 1745sf $1285

ICW YULEE
2810 Mooresfield Ln 86916 Cartesian Pt
4/2 1676sf $1130 3/2 1422sf $1095
www.federatedmanagementgroup.com

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2 & 3 Bedroom Condominiums

For More Information Call:

904-854-7101

Brand New, 3 Bedroom Home From

S126,269!

$1000 Free Prepaids

FREE Refrigerator

Gated Community ..

with Private pool

o Conveniently located

on Blanding Blvd. From 1-295 take Blanding
Boulevard north Approx. 2.5 miles

near 1-295 and only 5 to Natures Hideaway on the left.

miles from NAS
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Ju Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, August 25, 2005

550 or Business 550 Business 5 Business
Opportunities Opportunities 5 Opportunities

Be uyour own boss! FRANCHISE RESTAURANT FRANCHISE
Unlimited income Price Drastically RESTAURANT
potential. Marketing a reduced! Sales over Nets over $187.000
service everyone $800.000. absentee Only open Monday
needs.Low start up owner. Rare opportu- Through Friday. What
cost. Call today Scott nity for experienced An opportunity. We
Reisig independent Coerator. Help with financing.
associates. Cal oug Knox Call Doug Knox,
866-308-2384 FNBC (904) 733-2115 FNBC (904) 733-2115
DAY SPA
Nets $98,000+ and LIQUOR LICENSE -Duval Liiqur 'Lk,4CpP. Duval
,irowlng. co. low down Financ. County, $ZM0
Established, turnkey avail. 800-322-3241 Call (9W)631- 17
business.
Call Doug Knox.
FNBC (904) 733-2115
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Great net profit.
Owner retiring. Call
Doug Knox to see it.
FNBC (904) 733-2115
EXECUtfIVE LEVEL
PAY FROM HOME
Most rewarding comp.
lan In the Industry.aia6 0
ake your annual 111 0,1 i oa ot a R
Income your monthly (1. % lot bo 0
income. Call now for 2 |0 13492
minute message. C013492

PACK & SHIP FRANCHISE Ik i
-AST growing area. reLs David Hagey (Cellular) (904)68-1089
oer 150 000 to owner
Call Elizabeth Brady Kael Mltonom (Ceular) (9"4) 563-5 155
FNBC i.q04) 733 2115

Why Rent
No Application Fees!il.

Free Consultadon and PreQualification.
Free Appraisal with a closed loan.*
First Time Home Buyers Okay
1% Rebate New Construction
1% Rebate with the use of Mortgage and Real Estate Service
100% Financing 580 middle score
Many programs available with competitive rates
Interest only programs
List your home, Only 4%

I t
Darlene Thomas
Lic. Mortgage Brokerage Business
Lic. Real Estare agenr

|fi~ access
n e*m0ortgage

3119 Spring Glen Rd Ste. 115
Jacksonville, Florida 32207
904-346-0256 Business
904-482-2030 Cell
VA Loans and Stated Iacome Programs
*Appraisalfee refunded at closing.

550 oBusiness
550 Opportunities

MAKE OVER $60o,00
YEARLY FROM HOME
INFO IS FREE E-MAIL
NAME-ADDRESS TO:
DBREPORTS9TDS.NET
FAX NAME AND ADDRESS
TO: 912-882-7801

PROFITABLE
DEALERSHIP
Owner's health makes
sale possible. Here's
a chance to buy an
easy to run local
business only open
Monday through Friday,
8am to 5pm. To see
It call Shella Connor.
FNBC (904) 733-2115
PROFITABLE SIGN
BUSINESS
Quality reputation over
20 years. Repeat cus-
tomers,.
High margins, steady
employees. Nets owner
$124,000 a year.
Owner will train.
Call Gary Schad
FNBC (904) 733-2115
Retail Bait & Tackle
opportunity for sale w/
food concessions.
Great opportunity for
famiy business Turn
Key. Call 904-277 0775

IlderIn Klngsby
0 /Ja ara.Telecom-
; i$^&c5
John Carter'
SERVICE BUSINESS
Turnkey operation nets
$350.0000 Absentee
Osnersnip possible Call
Carl Hunter
FNBC (904) 733-2115

visit us.o; -linL-9'
.wMW.MnEy.comm
,Mln.ca re .S1Do.,000

560 Financial
Services

0 $SK -$100K -personal,
auto, re-financing,
quick approvals. Bad
m credit ok. Call
1w -888-452-1835

560 Financial
Services

P111E F9NCIAL
Canlt nay rent? Trouble
payfnM your bills? We
can help, we offer
Personal Loans, Debt
Consolidation Loans
And more.
Call now:l-80B-4B6 0284

571 Mortgages
5VBought and Sold

UNIVERSAL ETEI
100% Financing. Down
Payment Program, Bad
'CreditNoProbem
Call 588-5628

Education and

600 Private Instruction
60SSchools
610 Specialty Training'
Events

605 Schools

REAL ESTATE
I Week Day Class Sep 12
8 Week Eve Class Oct 17
Superior Instruction

Florida Real Estate Instit.

700 Domestic

APARTMENT CLEANER
30+ Hrs.Vac & Benefits.
The Commander AptAs
3946 St. Johns Ave.

702 Customer
702 Service

INBOUND CALL CTR REPS
Train $8 go to 9, hr
Benefits & Quick Raises'
Must rvpe.
Call 739.3700

RETAIL SALES CLERK
OPENINGS- For BP
onsite interviewing
Mon Wed, Fri
10am-2pm 5077
J. Turner Butler Blvd
EOE/DFWP.

702 Customer

cC Servicet

WHEN:
Wednesday,
September 28th
10 AM to 3 PM
WHERE:.
FCCJ South
Campus
(Wilson Center
Building
Off Beach
Boulevard)
Keep your
eye on
The Florida
Times-Union
for more
details.
If you are an
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We have 10 full
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driving 443-7377
for Instant
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'BOARS HEAD
OPM FITY
Driver/Merchandis-
(Pay $11.00/hr)
FT Position. CDL
req'd. Able to lift up
to 50 lbs.
Benefits and profit
sharing available.
Apply M.F 9am-3pm.
2758 Dawn Rd. Ja.x,
Fla. 32207. Ph.
904 730 5007.

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!. Drivers
L $1000 Sign on
Bonus*
Owner Operators
$2000 Sign on Boonus*
*Paid First 2 Weeks
WANTED! Drivers w/ 2
or more yrs exp. &
Class A CDL- Hazmat
Home most
weekends
LCo. starting pay
$.31-.34/mi e
0/OP/pay $.86/mile
+ fue supplement
S$.01 Safety Bonus
Medical Dental 401k
-$25 Weekly Service
Bonus

DWEsS Greg @
800-723-3424 for info

Driver
Beat the heat?
Looking to make
$500-$800 this summer
Put away that pic and
shovel. Come drive for
Jacksonville's finest
transportation com-
pany! Relax in our
air-conditioned, late
model fleet.
Be your own boss, make
your own schedule!
Para transit and shuttle
drivers also available!
If interested call
Tim Collins 355-8294
DRIVER Dry Mix Concrete
Start $10 while training,
50-60 hrs/wk. 401K&
bfts DFWP 800-656-8018

Driver
FOR FLATBED TRUCK
CLASS B LICENSE
Great benefit pack-
age, vacation, pd
holidays, 401K,
health and dental
insurance.
EOE DFWP
FLORIDA ROADS
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106

DRIVER- local delivery,
class D lic required,
Must have clean driv-
ing record & be able to
pass drug test. Com-
petitive hourly wage &
benefits. Call Mike
Keene 272-0048
7:30-4:30pm
DRIVER- local delivery,
class D lic required,
Must have clean driv-
ing record & be able to
pass drug test. Com-
petitive hourly wage &
benefits. Call Mist
Lynn 880-0999
7:30-4:30pm

DRIVERS;
HEAVY EQUIP. w/CDL A &
WRECKER DRIVER with
CDL B or D
Exp nec n, felonies.
benefits ASAP Tooing.
904 771 7111
DRIVERS NEEDED
SLarge building material
supplier needs CDL
CIass A or Class B
driver for local delver-
ies. Five day work-
weekl salary plus great
benefits including 401K.
Fax resume'to
904-296-4070 or apply in
person at
Jenkins Brick Company
7160 Phillips Hwy
LOCAL CO. DRIVERS
Top pay & benefits
800-782-0805

SOFA EXPRESS
Here today. Home tomorrow.

Professional Home Delivery
Drivers & Helpers Needed!
(CDL and NON CDL)
Sofa Express is a regional home furnishings
company that has 65 stores in a 10 state area.
We are looking for Delivery Drivers and Helpers
can help us grow. We offer excellent pay and
benefits. We are looking for associates who:
Are passionate about customer service
Are willing to work one weekend day and
possible evenings
MHave one-year, verifiable straight truck exp.
Have a clean driving record
8Have strong communication skills
Have in-home delivery exp
8Have a great work ethic
8Are at least 21 yrs old
Come join our winning team!
Apply in person to:
Sofa Express Gallery-Orange Park
8151 Blanding Blvd. Jacksonville
Fax resume to (904) 899-1612 or email resume to:
careers@sofaexpress.com.
Pre-employment drug screening is conducted.
EOE.

707 Driver 710 Industria

DRIVERS
Business is Booming!
CCC is one of the most
progressive truck load
carriers in the nation.
Our drivers are ben-
efitting by our new pay
pkg and various dedi-
cated fleets. We need
experienced drivers
that want to be home
daily. Full benefits.

Commercial Carrier Corp
5310 New Kings Rd
Jacksonville, F t. 2209
764-4516
CCC .5 n EOEG Drug Free
Wor -placr
Jacksonville
"Area *
PIPELINE
TRANSPORTATION
Night Tractor Trailer
positions
Must n ,- X endorse
meant w/ A years exp.
Friendly Staff Many
loads, lots of work
Full Benefits, Money to
be made Let's Go!
Call 904/757/5001

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FURTHER:
14 Class A drivers
needed NOW1
Call GPC driving
443-7377 for an
Instant Interview
and be working in
48 hours.
SIGN ON BONUS!

READY MIX
DRIVER
Experienced
only apply.
Must have a Clean
MVR .Current class B
CDL with DOT card. ,
vacation pd holidays,
401K, health and
dental insurance.
EOE DFWP
Apply at:
FLORIDA CURB
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106

w/ warehouse duties.
Entry level, $8hr. Apply
in person at The Parts
House 10321
Fortune Parkway, Bldg
400 Drug Free wkplc

710 Industrial/
710 i Trades

AUTO BODY TECH very
busy shop, best com-
mission in town, full
benefits. Call Andy
545-0577
Auto Glass Installers
Lee & Cates Glass is
looking for exp install-
ers who wish to work
for the leader in our
industry. Low turnover,
exc benefits. Send
resume to HR e
904-355-0131 or cali
Bob @ 904-354-4643.
BODY TECH- good pay,
1st class only, plenty of
work. Call 509-9048
CARPENTER
FRAMING EXPERIENCE
W'side, Argyle, OP area
Tools & transp. a must.
Call 759-2875

CARPENTERS
COMMERCIAL
Form, Frame & Finish.
Tools & transportation a
must. Toppay, benefits, paid
holidays + vacation.
Call Max 800- 693-7838
DFWP/EOE
CARPENTER HELPERS F/T
Tools & transp req.
Co. vehicle MUST HAVE
GOOD DL. Will train Grt
Pay, Bnfts. 993-7687
CERAMIC TIE
INSTALLER, hrly posi-
Lion pd vac & other
benefits 771-7815
CREW FOREMAN &
HELPERS
Needed ior Pre-Engi'
neered Steel Erection
Company Must be
reliable, organized,
with good communi-
cation and people
skills, and have at least
3 -5 years experience.
Please fax resumes to
744-9645 or call
744-9901
DECORATIVE CONCRETE
INSTALLERS needed.
Will train. Must have
wont trans & valid DL.
Call Jan 553-5857
Drywall/ Metal Stud
SUPERINTENDENT
for interior general
contractor. Bnfts & op-
portunities Ph. 268-1008
or fax resume 268- 8995
DRYWALL FRAMERS, HANG-
ERS & FINISHERS Com-
mercial, by the hr. 757-7333
DRYWALL SANDERS-
experienced only,top
pay, health benefits
avail. 375-0761
ELECTRICIAN- min 4 yrs
service exp 100% pd
health, dental, take
home vehicle, 401k, pd
vac & holidays. Top pay
DFWP/EOE 620- 0081

Now hiring Electricians,
Mechanics, Supervi-
sors, Estimators
Project Managers,
Electrician rate
$15-$19/hr Great Ben-
efits, FEAT, Ins., 401K
Sien-On Bonus-Long
Term, Commercial
work. EOE Call Greg
Wolf (407) 857-6133
GATE OPERATOR /
ACCESS CONTROL TECH
Will train. Electrical/
Electronic exp req'd.
ADopl 1252 W. Beaver St

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ELECTRICIANS & HELP-
ERS with exp. Local &
out of town work. Top
pay & benefits. DFWP
Applications taken in
St. Augustine; Globe
Electrical Contractors
Jax 904-260-9900
St Aug 904-810-0900
ELECTRICIANS
JOURNEYMEN & HELPERS
Comm/ resid min. 2yrs
Exp req. Exc benefit Ikg
incl. retirement, paid
holidays & vacations
Call 721-4044
American Electric
8751 Atlantic Blvd.

Equipment
Operators
Loader operator for
benefits, health,
mental, pd holidays.
pd Vac, 401K EOE
DFWP Apply at:
FLORIDA ROADS
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106
SHELVING INSTALLERS
Exp'd shelving & mir-
rors, benefits. Call
Terry/John 288-4445.
INSULATION INSTALLERS
earn up to $750/wk,
Valid FL Drivers Lic a
must. Will train. Sign
on bonus / exp only.
904-781-0081 James
PAINTERS- exp needed.
tools & transp a must.
call Jim 904-607-2933
PAINTERS exp tools a
&trans a must Call Jeff
at 786-4219 or 237-3772
PAINTER- WANTED
Home repair skills a
must. Call838-3827 or
Ofc. 264-7086
PARTS PERSON -Needed
for AC & Appliance co.
Computer exp pref, but
will train. Call Ed or
Crystal 737-0750
PLUMBERS Exp'd Jour-
neymen & Repair
Plumbers min. 8 yrs
exp. $18-$22/hr;
PLUMBER HELPERS expd
Min 3 yrs exp. 1855
Cassat Ave#11 389 6609
PLUMBER UC'D
for custom homes.
Top pay bnfts. DFWP
Call 904- 387- 0176
REPIPE PLUMBER &
HELPERS needed. Valid
DL & transportation
required, good benefits,
DFWP. 384 4749
ROOFERS & ROOFER
HELPERS needed great
~ ay 626-6920 or
7- 4700
ROOFERS
Good pay, Own trans-
portation. Call 288- 0431
SUPERINTENDENT
for Interior Contractor
Long Term, bnfts. Ph:
268-1008 Fax: 268-8995
TYPE SETTER/PREPRESS
For printer. Knowledge
of In Design, Photo-
shop & Illustrator. Exp
with process color
reqd. FT, 12noon-8pm
benefits. Fax resume to
731-5631 or e-mail
bctjax@bellsouth.net
VINYL SOFFIT & FASCIA
CREWS. needed
CALL 994-6679

WATER MGMT TECH
To inspect, service &
maintain. F/T Exp
prefed, will train paid
vac, benefits co. truck,
clean FL driv lic.
DFWP Call 731-3144

Welders (Pipe)
$18.50/Hr. & benefits.
Weld test:
*6" 6010-7018 6G
*2" 705-6 GTAW SG
Background & drug cks.
Must be H.S. grad.
Part-timeposition 6:15
to 11:15 PM. FAX
resume to Vance Miller
at (904)646-9956 Tulsa
Weld.ng Scnool in lax.

WHEN:
Wednesday,
September 28th
10 AM to 3 PM
WHERE:
FCCJ South
Campus
(Wilson Center
Building
Off Beach
Boulevard)
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for more
details.
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71 Marine
de1 Trade

CERTIFIED I/O TECHNI-
CIAN Good pay & ben-
efits. Call Catfish
777-1383
712 Mechanic

Diesel Mechanic
Large Nationwide com-
pany is looking for
exp'd Mechanics for
their Jax FL locations.
Pay up to $18/hr with
ASA heavy truck cer-
tificate. Benefits

712 Mechanic
MECHANIC Auto/Truck.
Gas/Diesel. Good
starting pay w/ ben-
efits. 904-695-7045
MECHANIC Heavy duty
truck, diesel & trailer $1000
week. Bnfts. 813- 267-0023

MECHANICS
Commercial Carrier
Corporation, due to
enlarging our fleet, we
have immediate open-
ings in the mainte-
nance department for
Diesel Mechanics and
Trailer Mechanics. Full
benefits and competi-
tive pay. 3 shifts
available.
Commercial Carrier Corp
5310 New Kings Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32209
764-4516
88-547-6649
EOE. Drug Free Work
lace

713 Legals
LEGAL SECTY/ASST For-
Mandarin law office.
Strong transactional or
real estate exp. req'd.
Professional, detail
oriented, organized &
have exc WP 6/7/8 &
Word skills. Competi-
tive salary & benefits.
Fax resume to Wycke
Hampton 880-5352
Litigation legal secre-
tary for City of
Jacksonville's Legal
Department with 3-5
Sears of experience.
excellent salary and
benefits. Must be
proficient in Word Per-
ct or Word and type a
minimum of 60 wpm.
Fax resume to
630-7099.

715 Management/
SCProfessional

ADMISSIONS
COORDINATOR

Beauclerc Manor, a
SNF nestled between
San Marco and Man-
darin, is searching for
the right person to
join our team as
full-time Admissions
Coordinator. This
individual will be
responsible for
answering admis-
sions related phone
calls, relaying infor-
mation to the Clinical
Liaison, conducting
facility tours, and
assisting families
with completing
admissions agree-
ments and Medicaid
applications. The
selected candidate
will possess excellent
organizational, time
management, and
interpersonal skills,
and an ability to work
independently. Prior
experience in the
industry is a plus, but
not required. We offer
a full benefit package
and competitive wage
based on relevant
experience.
Candidates may fax
resumes to (904)
448-9253 RE: Admis-
sion Dept. or stop by
at: 9355 San Jose Blvd.
Jacksonville FL 32257
EOE/DFWP

Bellingham Marine,
leader in the marina
construction industry,
seeks a bright &
ambitious Office
Manager for our Jax
office. Req AA Degree
or equivalent from 2-yr
college or tech school &
1 year related experi-
ence OR equivalent
combination education'
& exp; proficiency with
MS Word, Excel &
Outlook; exc communi-
cation skills; & ability
to multi-task. Must be
Professional &
etail-oriented.
Dependability for work
sched is crucial. If you
have the enthusiasm &
ability to quickly grasp
this challenging role,
send resume with cover
letter to: hr
bellingham-marine.com
or HR, BMI, PO Box 8,
Bellingham WA 98227.
Company info. &
complete lob desc.
available at www.
bellingham-marine.com.
Equal Opportunity
Employer DFWP

children's
(Qhome
society
2 OF FLORIDA'
Embracing Children.
Inspiring Lives.
Dependency Case
Manager Supervisor
CBC Program -
To supervise daily
operations of CBC
Program & provide
support for CBC staff.
Masters degree in
Human Services field
+ 24 mos. relevant
experience required.
Supervisory experi-
ence preferred. Must
possess Florida Child
Protection Certifi-
cation.
Fax resume to
88&46&67612 or
Apply on-line at
wwwchsflorg
EOE/DFWP

FAMILY ADVOCACY
CASE MANAGER
at Family Support Cen-
ter. Mayport Naval
Station, FL. Only MSW
and LCSW or MA and
LMFT and 1 yr exp in
domestic maltreat-
ment. FAX resume to
(210) 735-8648 or
e-mail SaratogaJob@ -
SBCGIobal.net
LEASING PROFESSIONAL
National Co. seeking
leasing professional for
luxury apartment

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02 Grand Cherokee Laredo ..........$1 3,799
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Sport Pkg. 20" Wheels, A/A Cony. Pkdg., All Power, Optional
04 Chrysler Pacifica Touring .........$21,799
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02 Dodge Intrepid ES ................$5,999
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04 Chevrolet 1500 4x4 Z-71 ....... $19,499
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04 Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT .........$ 8,499
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01 GMC Sierra Quad Z-71 ..........$ 16,999
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9850 A antic Blvd 725-0911

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4660 SOutnside Blvd 642-606
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6400 Blandng Blid 777-5550

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4700 SoulhtiSe Blvd 642' 5111
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7999 Blan ding Blvd 7-77'8,00
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283 San Marco Sl Aug 354-205;

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10880 Philips HAy 2610-777
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8281 Menmll Rd 721-1880
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1166 Blanding Blvd 272-2200
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2600 Pilips H*y 398-3036
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711 Be3cr, Blvd 249-8282
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2330 US1 Souh 354-4421

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10720 Phlps Hlp 90 m 2y 2-3:25
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9650 Atlanlic Blvd 725-3060
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7700 Blanding Blvd 777.3673

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9201 Atlantlic Blvd 724-2310
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Green Cove Springs 264-4502

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11003 Allaniic Blvd 565-8800
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1325 Cassat Ave 89'9-1900
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7801 Blandng Blvd 269-2277

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4660 Soultside Blvd 642-6060
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6400 Blanding Blvd 777.5550

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9850 Allantic Blvo 725/iJ911
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10231 Atlantic Blvd 724-1080

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10859 Pvlps Hway 880-31[00
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6833 Bfeacn Blvd 724-3511
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The redesigned 2005 Jetta:

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By Dan Scanlan
Special
he ad copy for the
redesigned 2005
Volkswagen Jetta says it's
"all grown up sort of."
Well, VW's compact sedan cer-
tainly has grown up, now 7 inches
longer, with a 2.6-inch longer
wheelbase and a roofline .4 inch-
es taller than before, along with a
35-horsepower boost in base
engine power.
But is it still the fun-yet-practi-
cal alternative to the hatchback
Golf?
With a Jetta 1.8 Turbo on my
wife's side of the garage since
2000, I had a good basis to com-
pare the latest "Golf hatchback
with a trunk," as Volkswagen
reaches ever higher in its attempt
to lure in high-end customers
with home runs like the Touareg
SUV and bunts like the luxuri-
ous-but- poor-selling Phaeton
sedan.
First impressions were pretty
good.
Side-by-side with the missus'
silver sedan, the new Jetta does
look grown up, the immediate
first impression how classy VW's
first stateside use of its new cor-
porate nose looks. The rounded
grille shape of the last-generation
car is there, albeit with a bigger
chrome VW emblem. Instead of
body color, the grille slats are a
classy chrome as well. But like a
variation of the more vertical
Audi (part of the VW family, too)
grille, the Jetta's heads south,
first getting a wide chrome bar
that curves off the grille's trim,
then a wide center lower air
intake to carry the theme to the
front air dam. Side intakes look
aggressively bigger as well, while
the innocently squared head-
lights of the last generation get a
dramatic flare that carries into
the sculpted hood and more
angled front fenders.
A character line runs off the
headlights and down the beltline
to break up the smooth shape,
while the A-pillar looks more
swept back, the side windows
framed in more chrome, but get-
ting a gloss black B-pillar. The
new Jetta gets a bit more generic
after of the doors except for tail-
lights with scalloped round bot-
toms, while a rear three-quarter
view looks a tad like the current
Toyota Corolla's rump no kid-
ding. Our Jetta 2.5 rode on very
nice split five-spoke alloys wear-
ing Michelin P205/55R16-inch
radials, while the dual tailpipe of
my wife's car was there, a bit big-
ger.
Built at Volkswagen's new pro-
duction facility in Puebla, Mexico,
the car's fit and finish was very
good, the laser-Welded seams pre-
cise and panel fit and paint very
good. The added wheelbase shows
up most inside, where the driver
and front passenger have more
elbow room than in my wife's
last-gen Jetta. The first thing I
noticed after the added elbow
room was the gray-on-gray color
scheme only leavened a touch by
the alloy strip across the middle
a bit bland. The second thing I
noticed was the fuzzy fabric on
my wife's Jetta was gone, along
with its magnetic dust-gathering
ability. In its place was
leatherette yes, good old vinyl
with a perforated leather look
and decent feel, with standard
seat heaters up front and power
seat recline for the driver.
Once seated, the redesigned
dash was easy to take in. Padded
low-gloss grained vinyl on the
deeper dash top made a good
quality impression, as did the
160-mph speedometer, 8,000-rpm

tach, plus gas and temperature
gauge under the small rounded
cowl.
The dash center is bigger and
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The totally new 2005 Volkswagen Jetta 2.5 shows off its new corporate grille and longer shape'next to a last-generation Jetta.

2005 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 2.5

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Dan Scanian special
A larger interior with a gray-on-gray color scheme and a high level of
standard equipment marks the redesigned VW jetta's interior.

blockier, placing all of the simple
black buttons and knobs in easy
reach. Yes, this, too, is a bland
design only lightened by the
pewter plastic trim and white
accents on some buttons. But
every knob and button is driver-
intuitive and easy to grab, mean-
ing adjusting the good AM-FM-
six disc CD stereo, dual-zone a/c
or seat heaters was a quick reach
away. The center console gets
Audi TT-like grab handles around
the optional six-speed Tiptronic
automatic transmission, framing
a deep storage nook, while'two
usable cup holders and a 12-volt
outlet occupy the area aft of the
shifter.
The standard touches in the car
shine, like the dial-a-position sun-
roof, traction and electronic stabi-
lization controls, dual-zone a/c,
heated seats, power
windows/doorlocks/mirrors with
defrost, cruise control, trip com-
puter, remote keyless locking,
auto-dim rear-view mirror, red
LED spotlight on the center con-
sole, side mirrors with puddle
lights and repeater turn signals
so folks next to you can see what
you are doing, and in-dash six-
disc CD. And unlike some of the
flimsy-feeling structures in my
wife's Jetta, the 2005 model's but-
tons and switches (especially the
relocated power mirror knob,
which fell off her car) felt very
solid.
The added wheelbase really

Dan Scanlan/special
More distinctive taillights and a bit
more design tension mark the 2005
Jetta tail from the last-generation
model.
shone in back. Our 10-year-old
son spends afternoons in his
mother's Jetta, and his knees are
always in contact with the seat
back in front. This time, our mini-
tester son said there was "much
more room than in the previous
Jetta, with the seat all the way
back," and he was happy with the
fold-down center arm rest, its
slide-out cup holders, and the
twin air vents. Even two tall
adults like me fit back there, with
decent leg and head room, while
split folding rear seats open to a
bigger trunk, aided by a fold-flat
front passenger seat for long

Vehicle type 4-door, front-wheel-drive compact sedan
Base price $20,390 (As driven $24,040)
Engine type in-line DOHC, 20-valve 5-cylinder gas engine
Displacement 2.5-liter
Horsepower (net) 150 hp at 5,000 rpm
Torque (Ib-ft) 170 at 3,750 rpm
Transmission six-speed Tiptronic automatic
Wheelbase 101.5 in.
Overall length 179.3 in.
Overall width 69.3 in.
Height 57.5 in.
Front headroom 38.5 in.
Front legroom 41.2 in.
Rear headroom37.2 in.
Rear legroom 35.4 in.
Cargo capacity 6 cubic feet
Curb weight 3,285 pounds
Fuel capacity 14.5 gallons
Mileage rating 19 mpg city/26 mpg highway
Last Word It has grown up, but too much?

stuff. Options were limited to a $1,960
Under the hood, a more power- package with 16-inch alloy
ful 2.5-liter base engine gets five- wheels, sunroof and premium
cylinders and 150 hp vs. a four- sound system, plus $1,075 for a
cylinder, 2.0-liter, 115-hp engine six-speed Tiptronic automatic.
in the previous model. Our 4,100- The manufacturer's suggested
mile-old model had the optional retail price with destination fee
six-speed automatic transmission was $24,040.
with Tiptronic manual shifting, Bottom line the Jetta has
including a special "sport" mode been around since 1980, and
selection. Set in "Sport," we got a always been a bit more practical,
bit of wheel spin on launch, if less exciting model than the
thanks to short gearing. The hot-hatch Golf. In its attempt to
transmission shifted smoothly en grow up, it has added much-
route to an average 0-60-mph appreciated length and room
time of 8.5 seconds. The engine inside, along with upgraded inte-
gets abit b uzzy when pushed, rior fittings. My wife liked the
and had to work a bit to pass. new shape inside and out, espe-
Fuel mileage was about 20 mpg, cially the added room, and
despite EPA estimates or 22 thought it was quieter than her
city/30 highway, but it can run on current Jetta. But the added size
cheaper 87-octane fuel. seems to have blunted some of
The ride was comfortable and the extra performance of the new
nicely controlled, a bit soft at the engine, while the new Jetta does-
edges, not mushy, using the n't feel as agile as my wife's
model's first fully independent model. And this car is bigger than
suspension system with multi- a compact sedan, so what might
link rear. Add that to a stiffer replace it at the bottom of the VW
body shell, and the new Jetta felt line for folks looking for a $15,000
body shell, and the new Jetta felt ,000 cr
solid. $20,000 car?
Base price is $20,390, including Dan Scanlan test-drives new vehi-
cles on Northeast Florida's roads,
standard 150-hp engine, averaging about 200 miles of corn-
Electronic Stability Program, bined highway and city traffic during
ABS, 16-inch tires, front and side a weeklong test. The test vehicles are
and head air bags, height- provided by the manufacturer accord-
adjustable shoulder belts, dual- ing to their schedule, and represent a
zone climate control, auto-dim broad spectrum of sizes and prices.
rear-view mirror, power reclining The prices listed are manufacturer's
r suggested retail prices. A longer ver-
front seats, split folding rear eats, sion of this review and past reviews
remote locking, in-dash six-disc can be seen onjacksonville.com's
CD/MP3 stereo and alarm. "Autos"link.
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