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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2005

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Reservists prepare to deploy ;61 _
By ]02 Nicholas Spinelli
REDCOM SE Public Affairs & 6J,0I *1**;- M

Approximately 300 North-
east Florida and South-
east Georgia Reservists
from Mobile Inshore Under
Warfare Unit, Naval Coastal
Warfare Squadron (NCWS) 26
and Inshore Boat Units mobi-
lized aboard the NAS Jackson-
ville-base Armed Forces Re-
serve Center Nov. 14, to begin
their Final Evaluation Period
(FEP) exercise before deploying
to Kuwait.
FEP is a.week-long exercise
designed to prepare Reservists
for what they will face while
deployed overseas. In the first
scenario, held here, the three
participating Reserve units
arrived in the "host nation of
Florida," where they had to
clear customs and deal with
questions from local and inter-
national media.
ETCS Jim Long, one of the
Reservists participating in the
exercise, played the role of a
foreign journalist trying to get
information about where the
Reserve units would be staying
and what missions they would
be performing, obviously infor-
mation not to be shared.
"We want them prepared. We
want each Reservist. to be fully
ready to succeed and in order to
do that, we must ensure that
every scenario they participate
in during this exercise is as
realistic as possible," explained
Long during a break from the

Photos by Nicholas Spinelli
Upon arriving in the foreign nation of "Florida," Reservists participat-
ing in the final evaluation period exercise stand-by, awaiting their
orders.
exercise. "This exercise is held have to know and respect the
not just so they know what they customs of whatever country
can and can't say, but also so they're in."
they know how to act. They're Lt. Robert Allen played the
still Navy ambassadors and public affairs officer for the

Photo by Kaylee LaRocque
HM1 (FMF/SW) Jolando Jason of the Naval Hospital
Jacksonville Preventive Medicine Department
administers an annual flu shot to Navy retiree
Franco Danilo outside the Navy Exchange Nov. 17. '

From Naval Hospital Jacksonville
Public Affairs
Naval Hospital Jacksonville is
offering flu shots at the NAS Jax
Commissary next week and on
later specified dates (listed below) for
all retirees and dependent adults.
The hospital requests that active duty
receive their flu immunizations with
their respective commands and that
pediatric patients receive their flu
immunization in the Family Medicine or
Pediatric Departments at the 'hospital or

(From left) ET1 Lynn Starkey and
ETC Jim Long play reporters from
the "host nation of Florida" who
are on site to interview the unit
Public Affairs Officer Lt. Robert
Allen during the exercise.
exercise. He had his hands full
as neither the role players or
the Reservists were making
things easy on him.
"They set you up in a way
that everything that can go
wrong does go wrong," he said.
"From the moment I got 'off the
plane' I was surrounded by
reporters. Then, I was delayed
'in customs.'"
The rest of the week, the
Reservists will be training at NS
Mayport, where the scenarios
will include patrolling and secu-
rity details. When FEP con-
cludes, they'll be mobilized and
deployed in support of Navy
operations throughout the world.
"We've been training hard for
the last six months," said Allen.
But it's been worth it. It's all
been leading up to this week
and beyond. We're ready to go."

NAS Jax honors Native American culture

By]01 Mike England
Assistant Editor
he NAS Jacksonville
Multi-Cultural Awareness
Committee (MCAC) host-
ed a Native American Heritage
Month Observance Nov. 16 at
All Saints Chapel.
NAS Jacksonville's Sailors
and civilians turned out in force
for the event, which featured a
Native American cultural dis-
play and speeches by NAS Jax
Executive Officer Capt. Chuck
Tamblyn and Guest Speaker
Dr. Dewey "Flying Eagle"
Painter.
Tamblyn spoke to the crowd
about the Native Americans'
long tradition of pride and
patriotism. "Their pride and
patriotism has been an inspira-
tion to all of us," he said. "I'm
honored to pay tribute to a
group of people that has so
deeply enriched the fabric of
our nation."
After Tamblyn finished with
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his remarks, YN1 Danyell
Rowland, the event's master of
ceremonies, introduced the
guest speaker.
Dr. Dewey "Flying Eagle"
Painter serves as the president
of Mission Harvest America, a
non-profit humanitarian aid
organization located in Jack-
sonville in addition to serving
as the executive vice president
of Coral Ridge Baptist Univer-
sity and vice president of Angel
Aid, a hospice program for chil-
dren. He also presides over a
number of regional organiza-
tions dedicated to Native
American causes such as the
North Florida Elder Council for
Native Americans and the
Florida District of the National
Native Americans Veterans
Association. Painter joined the
Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air
patrol in 1998 and currently
serves as the unit's command
chaplain.
He encouraged the members
in attendance to explore and

Photos by JO1 Mike England
Guest Speaker Dr. Dewey "Flying Eagle" Painter addresses the crowd
during the Native American Heritage Month Observance Nov. 16.
experience the Native American explored," Painter said. "If any
culture in Northeast Florida. of you have Native American
"There are tribes all throughout
Northeast Florida that can be See NATIVE AMERICANS, Page 13

at their assigned Branch Health Clinic.
Flu immunizations are also available
on a walk in basis Monday-Friday from
8 a.m.-4 p.m. at the hospital's Consulta-
tive Medicine, Family Medicine,
Pediatric and the OB-GYN Clinics.
Flu shots will be offered at the NAS
Jax Commissary on:

Nov. 28
Nov. 30
Dec. 1
Dec. 2

2-4 p.m.
Noon-4 p.m.
2-6 p.m.
2-6 p.m.

Florida Law

enforcement

prepares for

holiday traffic

Florida DOT sponsoring

life-saving effort

From the Florida Department of
Transportation
aw enforcement agencies
throughout the state are partic-
ipating in the Thanksgiving
Click It or Ticket Florida holiday cam-
paign to heighten safety belt use
awareness during one of the busiest
travel times in the U.S.
The mobilization, conducted by the
Florida Highway Patrol and local law
enforcement agencies throughout
Florida, began Nov. 18 and will run
through Nov. 30. to coincide with the
Thanksgiving holiday.
The National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA) proj-
ects there could be as many as 567
highway related deaths over the 2005
Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Last year in Florida alone, during
the same 13-day campaign period, 77
people died in motor vehicle related
crashes, and over half of these individ-
uals were not using safety belts.
"It is important that motorists
understand the importance of buck-
ling up every time they get into their
vehicle," said Carla Sims, Florida
Department of Transportation Traffic
Safety administrator. "The simplest
and most effective action a motor
vehicle driver or occupant can take to
save their life is to spend a few sec-
onds buckling their safety belt."
Law enforcement officers through-
out Florida are doing a great job sav-
ing lives through safety belt enforce-
ment.
The Thanksgiving holiday kicks off
one of the nation's busiest travel sea-
sons of the year, so law enforcement
agencies will be increasing their visi-
bility and will have more patrol units
out on the road protecting motorists.
"Law enforcement agencies in
Florida enforce the safety belt law
every day," said Sims. "However, with
the holiday season fast approaching,
this Thanksgiving Click It or Ticket
Florida mobilization brings a much
needed awareness to the importance
of using your safety belt during a time
of the year that often has a higher
traffic related death rate."
Law enforcement agencies across
the state, with support from the
Florida Department of Transporta-
tion, are joining together to remind
everyone this holiday season to click it
or receive a ticket.

TOUCH INGChristmas Tree Lighting event refreshments will be available. There'll be clowns on hand for
B AE Everyone is welcome to attend this year's annual Christmas face painting and balloons. Navy Band Southeast, the Orange
Tree Lighting and Concert Dec. 2 at Patriot's Grove. Santa will Park Junior High School Band and Choir and the NAS Jax Child
arrive at 5 p.m. Free pictures with Santa, goodie bags and Development Center will give performances.

Flu shots limited to

retirees, dependent adults

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FROM THE FLEET

On your mark, get set..

By FLTCM(AW/SW)
Jon R. Thompson
'Atlantic Fleet Master Chief
If you are serving aboard
a ship, deployments are
a fact of life. You under-
stand that remaining pre-
pared for a deployment is
an everyday task.
The Fleet Response Plan
has not only increased the
.available of our ships to
deploy, but also calls for all
of you on those ships to
remain ready. I have a
question for all of you on
shore duty: Are you ready
to deploy? Gould you
deploy on short notice? For
those of you who think
deployments are for sea
duty Sailors only, you are
mistaken.
Today, the Navy is sup-
porting a whole host of mis-
sions throughout the world
.that require support in the
form of individual augmen-
tation. What that means is
wp send individual Sailors
tfo support Navy and joint
emissionss by name, not by
entire unit.
These assignments are
usually in the form of tem-
porary additional duty
(TAD) and pop up frequent-
ly. My question is: if you
were asked (or ordered) to
'deploy to support opera-
tions in Iraq, Afghanistan,
Giiantanamo Bay, Cuba,
'wherever, are you pre-
pared? Would you volun-
teer if asked?
I challenge each of you to
question your own individ-
ual response plan. Most of
you understand that when
you are assigned to a ship
you need to have a good
plan in place to ensure your
families, residences and
automobiles are cared for

FLTCM(AW/SW)
jon R.Thompson
while you are away.
I suggest everyone on
shore duty have the same
arrangements in place
because you just never
know when you may be
asked (or ordered) to go
TAD to support a mission.
Before I discuss some of
the items you need to think
about before deploying, I'd
like to offer a little perspec-
tive about why you should
view these TAD opportuni-
ties are great for your
career.
It's my belief that volun-
teering to go TAD to sup-
port missions, whether in a
combat zone or otherwise,
is career enhancing. In
many cases, a, six-month or
yearlong. assignment can
spell the difference in your
advancement.
Those who volunteer
often gain invaluable evalu-
ations and often garner
personal awards that set
them apart from their
peers. In many cases the
individual augmentees are
volunteers. That's the best
way to get help.
To volunteer for a TAD
assignment, two things
have to happen. First, you

need to have your affairs in
order so that volunteering
to be away doesn't cripple
your family or financial
world.
Secondly, you need your
command support.
Command support is, some-
times, difficult to gain,
especially if what you do is
not only valuable, but also
invaluable. If you have not
cross-trained your relief, or
have no relief, you may not
be able to volunteer.
I would challenge each of
you to take a hard look at
what you do for your com-
mand and ask yourself
what would happen if you
weren't there? If the
answer leads, you to believe
your work would not get
done, you are probably not
in a position to volunteer.
Fortunately, I suspect the
majority of you are in posi-
tions that others could
cover for you. The question
for those of you in this cate-
gory is, .have you trained
those around you to cover
for you and if the answer
were yes, would you volun-
teer?
Deployment readiness is
paramount for all of us.
Here is a quick checklist
that might help steer some
of your decisions:
* Do you have a will?
* Is your Page 2 up to date?
* Do you have a power of
attorney for someone to
handle your affairs?
* Do you have access to
MyPay? Does your spouse?
Is your pay set up the way
you want?
* If married, do you both
understand clearly how
finances are to be handled
during deployment?
* Who will pay your bills
while you are deployed?

. deploy!
If you are renting an
apartment, who will be pay-
ing the rent for you?
Is your renter's / home-
owner's insurance current?
Do you have a safe place
to store your vehicle and/or
someone to take care of it
for you?
Does your family know
how to use the Red Cross in
case of emergency?
There are dozens more
items you should/could con-
sider depending on your
personal and family situa-
tion. The fact is you need
to be prepared. If you're
not, you essentially cripple
yourself and your family if
you are asked / ordered to
deploy.
I challenge every one of
you to be ready. For all of
our single parents, it's also
extremely important you
keep your dependent care
plans up to date. If you
have to deploy, whom do
you have in place to care
for your child or children?
Shipmates, I see our
Navy getting busier and
busier. The opportunities
for some of you to support
missions around the world
will continue to present
themselves.
If and when you are
asked or told to support, I
can only hope you see the
opportunity as a positive
career move and you rally
behind the opportunity to
say yes and do the best you
can.
Our Navy depends on
Sailors to step up to the
plate, volunteer when
asked, and show that no job
is too great or challenging.
Your flexibility arid dedica-
tion are what we rely on.
Are you up to the chal-
lenge?

Policy statement for the hiring of civilian personnel

By Capt Chip Dobson
tAS Jax Commanding Officer
It is the policy of this
command to provide fair
and equitable competi-
ti'n for all positions that
are subject to control by the
base commanding officer.
To this end, each manag-
er with hiring authority
will be held personally
responsible to ensure that
all selections are made with
due diligence and are
defendable if subjected to
review by higher authority.
The executive director,
Commander Navy Region,
Southeast must approve all
recruitment actions for GS
14-15. For any recruitment
of GS-13 or higher grades,
the announcement must be

Capt. Chip Dobson
open to all federal employ-
ees.
A command selection
advisory board (SAB)
process will be utilized,
with clear rating criteria

followed by the members'.
All SAB members must
hold positions equivalent or
higher than the -grade of
the position being filled.
The SAB will forward its
recommendation to the
commanding officer, who
will act as the selecting offi-
cial.
For all recruitments
regardless of the grade
level, the position descrip-
tion (PD) will be forwarded
to the business manager for
review and approval prior
to announcement of the
opening.
The business manager
will assist selecting officials
in determining the rating
criteria to be used in their
selection process. If a SAB
is utilized for selection, the

selecting official will main-
tain a file identifying the
SAB recommendations to
include the primary and
alternate selections in rank
order, and provide rationale
if a selection is made con-
trary to the SAB's guid-
ance.
In addition, any extenu-
ating circumstances that
might identify a potential
challenge to the process or
selection should be identi-
fied.
As the commanding offi-
cer, it is my responsibility
to take actions necessary to
continue our practice of fair
and equitable hiring not
because it is the
Department of the Navy
policy, but because it is the
right thing to do.

HEY, MONEYMAN!

Hey, Money Man!
My husband and I live
from paycheck to paycheck.
It seems something comes
up every month that takes
away our savings. Do you
have any ideas that can
help us get ahead?
MoneyMan Sez:
It's not what you make,
but what you keep that
makes the difference.
Getting ahead is hard, but
it is even harder if you do
not plan. According to his
book Smart Women Finish
Rich, David Bach offers.
these six steps to help you
get ahead.
Know what you earn.
Estimate what you
spend each month.
Track what you really
spend.
Start paying cash.
Give yourself a "credit-
card haircut."
Never spend more than
$100 on anything without
taking 48 hours to think
about it.
Sounds easy doesn't it.

Give it a try!

Hey, MoneyMan!
Is there anyone on base
who keeps a list of places to
go for car repairs?. My car
needs a new transmission
and I have called several
places but they all seem
expensive. Someone at the
auto shop on the base told
me they don't work on
-transmissions.
MoneyMan Sez:
If you need car repairs,
the first place you should
check is your Navy/Marine
Corps Relief Society
(NMCRS) office. They will
help you shop around for
the best deals, ask for a
military discount from the
repair shop, and help you
determine if you can afford
to have the car fixed.
The Society's Jacksonville
office keeps on file a list of
comments submitted by
other Sailors and Marines
who have had their autos
repaired. You can look at
these comments to get a

INKAI aris Corps
.I^ t S ote lMake Us Your First Resource:
....Not Your Last Resort'

542-3191

feel about different auto
repair shops. The NMCRS
office will also give you a
consumer protection pack-
et, which tells you how to
recognize car repair fraud.
Great service provided for

free, and I would recom-
mend you stop by or give
them a call at 542-3515 for
any car repair questions.
More questions? Call Hey
Moneyman! at 778-0353.

SUNDAY SMB(KVW:

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.

HMI CRLVIN ROCKWRRD

Job title/command:
Education and Training
Petty Officer, Navy Medicine
Support Command

Hometown: Hourna, La.

Family Life: Married with three children.

Past Duty Stations:, Jst/2nd Platoon TRK
CO Headquarters Battalion

Career Plans: To 'retire, and become a

school principal.

Most Interesting

Experience:

Snow ski-

ing for the first time,

Words of Wisdom: Live the golden rule.

VIRGINIR BRADLEY

Job title/command:
NAS Jax Navy Exchange
Sales Clerk

J
C Hometown: Tarlac,
Philppines

,
Family Life: Divorced,,

Past Duty Stations: Japan

|Career Plans: To become a manager at the
Navy Exch4ri'e and a hair stylist.
',,

Most Interesting Ex erience: Raising
my two children while juggling two jobs.

Words of Wisdom: it's never too late to be
the person you could have been.

NAS Jax Chapel offers

holiday services
T he following are the upcoming holiday services
at the NAS Jax Chapel and other events hap-
pening around the base:
Dec. 2, 5 p.m. Tree lighting at Patriot's Grove
Dec. 4, Noon Greening of the Chapel/Light Lunch
Dec. 11, 6 p.m. Communal Penance at Sacred Heart
Parish
Dec. 18, 11 a.m. Combined Christmas
Cantata/Potluck at the All Saints Chapel (CCD can-
celled)
Dec. 18, 1:30 p.m. St. Edward Chapel Decoration
Dec. 20, 7 p.m.1 Communal Penance at Mayport
Catholic Chapel
Dec. 24, 5 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass (Catholic)
Dec. 24, 7 p.m. Candlelight Service (Protestant)
Dec. 25, 9:30 a.m. Christmas Day Mass (Catholic)
Dec. 25, 11 a.m. Combined Service
Dec. 31, 5 p.m. New Year's Vigil Mass
Jan. 1, 9:30 a.m. Mary Mother of God (Solemnity)

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NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer .................Capt. 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 101 Mike England
Manager Ellen S. Rykert
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A proclamation from the

President of the United States
thanksgiving Day is a time to remember our many
blessings and to celebrate the opportunities that
freedom affords. Explorers and settlers arriving in
this land often gave thanks for the extraordinary plenty
they found. And today, we remain grateful to live in a
country of liberty and abundance. We give thanks for
the love of family and friends, and we ask God to con-
tinue to watch over America.
This Thanksgiving, we pray and express thanks for
the men and women who work to keep America safe
and secure. Members of our Armed Forces, State and
local law enforcement, and first responders embody our
Nation's highest ideals of courage and devotion to duty.
Our country is grateful for their service and for the sup-
port and sacrifice of their families. We ask God's special
blessings on those who have lost loved ones in the line
of duty.
We also remember those affected by the destruction of
natural disasters. Their tremendous determination to
recover their lives exemplifies the American spirit, and
we are grateful for those across our Nation who
answered the cries of their neighbors in need and pro-
vided them with food, shelter, and a helping hand. We
ask for continued strength and perseverance as we
work to rebuild these communities and return hope to
our citizens.
We give thanks to live in a country where freedom
reigns, justice prevails, and hope prospers. We recognize
that America is a better place when we answer the uni-
versal call to love a neighbor and help those in need.
May God bless and guide the United States of America
as we move forward.
Now,'therefore, I George W. Bush, President of the
United States of America, by virtue of the authority
vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the United
States, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November 24,
2005, as a National Day of Thanksgiving. I encourage
all Americans to gather together in their homes and
places of worship with family, friends, and loved ones to
reinforce the ties that bind us and give thanks for the
freedoms and many blessings we enjoy.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this
eighteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord two
thousand five, and of the Independence of the United
States of America the two hundred and thirtieth.

George W. Bush

'Mauler One' passes the lead on board Enterprise

By Lt. Helen Watson
VS-32 PAO

Cmdr. John Breast
relieved Cmdr. W.
Kelly Henderson as
commanding officer of the
NAS Jacksonville-based VS-
32 Nov.16 during an air-
borne change of command
while aboard USS
Enterprise (CVN 65).
Henderson held command
of the Maulers for 11
months before turning over
with Breast. The change of
command consisted of a lead
change performed with two
S-3B Vikings overhead the
carrier.
Breast has been with VS-
32 as executive officer (XO)
since December 2004. He is
a native of Virginia Beach,
Va. and graduated from
Middle Tennessee State
University in 1986 with a
bachelor of science in aero-
space administration.
In November 1986, Breast
received his commission
from Aviation Officer's
Candidate School, and sub-
sequently earned his naval
flight officer "wings of gold"
in January 1988.
Breast was assigned to
VS-41 for training and qual-
ification in the S-3A Viking
and then a follow-on transi-
tion to the S-3B at VS-27.
His first fleet squadron
assignment was VS-30 dur-
ing which he deployed
aboard USS Saratoga (CV
60) to the Red Sea in sup-
port of Operations Desert
Shield and Desert Storm.
Upon completion of his
first sea tour, Breast report-

Cmdr. John Breast
ed to VS-27 as an instructor.
While with the "Sea
Wolves," he attended Embry
Riddle Aeronautical Uni-
versity and earned a mas-
ters degree in aeronautical
science.
Breast's next assignment
was as the administrative
officer and anti-surface war-
fare officer for Carrier Air
Wing Seven (CVW-7) in
which he deployed aboard
USS George Washington
(CVN 73) in May 1994.
In 1996, Breast reported
to Logistics Directorate (J-
4), Joint Staff, as a Joint
Chiefs of Staff intern in
Washington, D.C., where he
served as the Southern
Command action officer and
vice president of the intern-
ship program.
The following year, he
received orders to the
Center for Naval Analyses
as the naval aviation staff
member for the Chief of
Naval Operations Fellow-
ship Program.
In August 1998, Breast
checked into VS-32 as a

Cmdr. W. Kelly Henderson
department head. With the
squadron, he deployed to
the Arabian Gulf on board
USS John F. Kennedy (CV
67) and served as the
administration and mainte-
nance officer until February
2000.
He then attended the
Naval War College in
Newport, R.I. where he
earned a master of arts in
national security affairs and
strategic studies in March
2001.
In April 2001, Breast
attended the Joint Forces
Staff College in Norfolk, Va.
In July 2001, Breast was
assigned to the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff in
the National Military
Command Center as assis-
tant deputy director of oper-
ations, senior emergency
actions officer, strategic sur-
veillance officer and senior
operations officer for
Operations Team Three.
While assigned to the
Joint Staff, Breast was
selected for operational com-
mand and assigned to

return to VS-32 as XO.
Breast has amassed more
than 2,600 flight hours in
the S-3B Viking and nearly
700 carrier arrestments.
During his tour as com-
manding officer, Henderson
led the Maulers through
many significant achieve-
ments. Last spring, VS-32
performed the first success-
ful fleet shot of a Standoff
Land Attack Missile -
Expanded Response (SLAM-
ER) from an S-3B Viking in
Pt. Mugu, Calif
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squadron participated ii a
month-long detachment out
of Curacao, Netherlands
Antilles, performing counter
drug operations off the cast
of Venezuela.
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the Maulers located a drug-
running vessel that, once
seized, yielded 1.8 metric
tons of cocaine worth more
than $200 million.
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work-ups in preparation'for
an upcoming six-month
deployment in May 2006.
Early in work-ups, the
Maulers achieved another
great feat by scoring the
highest grades ever by an
east coast S-3B squadron
during the conventional
weapons technical proficien-
cy inspection (CWTPI).
Following CWTPI, VS-32
completed a highly success-
ful Sea Control Advanced
Readiness Program. The
Maulers then spent four
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Food locker items ready for delivery

ByJO2(SW) Bill Larned
Staff Writer
he Navy has a reputation
for taking care of its own,
and the NAS Jacksonville
Food Locker, located in Building
1, is no exception.
Command Food Locker Mana-
ger FC2 James Fortney and
STG1(SW) Vitto Ferrara's efforts
have ensured that needy military
families will receive everything
required to have the special
Thanksgiving they deserve.
Fortney, who works in the NAS
Jax Command Master Chief's
office, understands what Sailors
and their families require.
"People's needs don't end just
because hurricanes go away."
In fact, this is an especially
tough time of year for some Sail-
ors to make ends meet," he said.
This Thanksgiving, 120 Navy
families will sit down to enjoy a
full turkey dinner thanks to gener-
ous donors such as the NAS Jack-
sonville Chapel, VP-16, VP-5's
First Class Petty Officers Associa-
tion and many individuals. Each
family will receive a grocery bag
with a gift certificate for a turkey,
chicken broth, dressing, cranberry
sauce, dessert, bread mix, mashed
potato mix, corn, peas, green beans
and gravy packets.
'"This is an easy way to help
families. I really don't mind,
because it's not tough to do," said
Fortney, who is giving time to the
effort for the second year in a row.
H6 appreciates the feedback he
?eceives, usually in the form of e-
mails from command master
chiefs. "Their messages are sin-
cere thank-yous for helping their
people out," he added.
: On Nov. 16, Fortney and Ferra-ra

Photo byJO2(SW) Bill Lamed
NAS Jax Food Locker Manager FC2
James Fortney carefully counts
food items for baskets to be deliv-
ered to needy families for Thanks-
giving. "This doesn't take too much
effort on my part, but every little
bit goes a long way," he said.
began filling bags with the food
items well ahead of Thanksgiving
with items. Alongside him, Ferrara
scanned the list making sure all 120
bags included every item. The job
involved driving his truck to pick up

the items, recruiting vol-
unteers to help move the
donated items to Build-
ing 1 and then sorting
all of the food for storage
and dispersal.
Fortney explained
that two of the bags he
prepared would benefit
Hurricane Katrina vic-
tims. Even though the
Gulf Coast is receiving
less media attention
than it did in Septem-
ber, some people from
the stricken area are
struggling to get by in
Jacksonville. "We're
giving Thanksgiving
meals to two local fam- NAS Jax F
ilies that left the Gulf of stuffing
Coast. One family has Thanksgivi
15 people living in a
three-bedroom house."
"We appreciate donations even
after the holidays are over. The needs
of others don't end just because the
holidays do," he said.
The Sailors' efforts won't end
with the Thanksgiving holiday.
Fortney is planning on a food
drive for Christmas as well. For
more information on the NAS Jax
Food Locker or to make a dona-
tion, call 542-4545.

STG1 (SW) Vitto Ferrara (left) and
FC2 James Fortney of the NAS
Jacksonville Food Locker collect
groceries from Curves staff and club
members at the Ortega location. "1
read about the base Food Locker
story in the Jax Air News and decid-
ed to do something for our local
Sailors and their families," explained
Curves Owner Terri Grau.The
Ortega staff and club members
donated more than 30 grocery bags
of Thanksgiving-related goodies.

Photo by Kaylee LaRocque
ood Locker Manager FC2 James Fortney hands YN3 Starrlett Thrasher boxes
Sto carry to the base food locker. The food items will be used to prepare
ing bags for Navy families who need a little help during the holidays.
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Galley to serve

Thanksgiving meal

The NASJax Galleon Galley is offering
a traditional Thanksgiving meal tomorrow from 2-5 p.m.
The following is the menu:
Souv
Chicken Noodle Soup
Main Course
Herb Roasted Turkey
Fresh Baked Ham
Cornbread Dressing
Giblet Gravy
Homemade mashed
Potatoes
Wild rice
Candied Yams
Southern Style Collard Greens
Whole Kernel Corn
Dinner Rolls
Cranberry Sauce
Dessert
Apple Pie
Pecan Pie
Sweet Potato Pie
Assorted Ice Cream
For more information, call 542-3854.

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Photos by PH3 Clarck Desire
Navy Band Southeast performs the Star-Spangled Banner as Army Staff Sgt. Erica Russo sings the national anthem
at the Jacksonville Jaguars pre-game ceremony saluting the U.S. Armed Forces at AlItel Stadium prior to the game
Nov. 12.

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the colors during a Jacksonville Jaguars pre-game ceremony salut-
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the Baltimore Ravens Nov. 12.

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\V class from Wilkinson Elementary as their Class of
the Quarter. The 21 students were given a special
tour of the squadron Nov. 17 as a reward for their hard
work and focus.
VP-30 Executive Officer Cmdr. Mark Creasey presented
the class with a certificate for their diligence and each
student received a squadron patch and sticker.
The VP-30 representatives who greeted the class
received an immediate and welcomed barrage of questions
from the inquisitive children. Their intrigue with the
Navy and the aviation field was as diverse as the children
themselves, spanning from P-3 ordnance to the military
pay scale.
Once their curiosity was appeased, the class took part in
an interactive lecture on simple machines. The funda-
mentals of levers and pulleys were explained and the stu-
dents excitedly gave examples found in daily life. VP-30
instructors were on hand to give a tour of a P-3 aircraft
during which the fourth graders were quizzed on their
newly acquired knowledge on various parts of the aircraft.
Aircrewmen eagerly explained the different stations with-
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citizenship. They proactively discussed what it means to

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A holiday recipe for 'Thanks-

By Chaplain (Lt.) Joe Molina
NAS Jax Chapel
A certain lady went to visit
her friend and took her 6-
year-old son, Johnny along.
Upon arriving at the house, the
boy started to complain that he
was hungry.
The friend offered Johnny an
orange. Immediately after the
lady offered him the orange
Johnny's mother said to him,
"Now what do you say, Johnny?"
Johnny looked at the orange,
handed it back to the gracious
lady and said, "Peel it." Hardly
an expression of "thanksgiving."
Unfortunately, so many of us
take the gifts life brings for
granted. Like Johnny we may
not do well at being thankful.
Thanksgiving, or should I say
"thanks-living" (living with an
attitude of gratitude) is impor-
tant if we are to enjoy the full-
ness of life. Possessing an ever-
greater ability to appreciate what
we already have is an even

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Chaplain (Lt.) Joe Molina
greater challenge in our day and
time. I'm afraid that there are
some that may never be truly sat-
isfied with the gifts they already
have.
For this Thanksgiving holiday, I

would like to express some
thoughts about proper gratitude,
or better yet, how to maintain an
attitude of "thanks-living" in our
lives that will carry us beyond
this most unique American of hol-
idays.
Let's begin with the following
truism: "thanksgiving is an atti-
tude." An attitude is a behavior.
Because it is a personal behavior,
we do exert a high degree of con-
trol over it. The Thanksgiving
holiday invites us to participate
in this spirit of inner gratitude.
It is an "attitude of gratitude"
that can teach us so much about
balanced living because there
truly is so much to be thankful
for everyday. This lifestyle or
"thanks-living" can pervade all of
life and make an important con-
tribution to the way we live all of
life. How can this be?

Hockenbury officially welcomed as NEX GM

By Miriam S. Gallet
Editor
AS Jacksonville
Navy Exchange
(NEX) employees
officially welcomed Bill
Hockenbury as their new
general manager (GM) last
month.
Hockenbury previously
served as a director of bud-
gets and financial analysis
at the NEX Command
(NEXCOM) Headquarters
in Norfolk, Va., a position
he held for five years.
In this position, he was
responsible for the
NEXCOM's budgetary and
fiscal matters and finan-
cial planning.
Prior to his assignment
at NEXCOM, Hocken-
bury's most recent assign-
ments were as general
manager at NEX Dam
Neck, Virginia Beach, Va.
and as NEXCOM Hawaii
deputy director of opera-
tions for six area stores,
where he was the principal
officer overseeing the day-
to-day, multi-million dollar
operation.
In addition, he was the
focal point for providing
financial and analytical
feedback necessary for
effective and efficient
retail activities to head-
quarters.
As the NAS Jax NEX
GM, he now oversees the
operations of one of the
largest NEX stores in the
world, which last year
earned the Bingham
Award for Excellence in
Customer Service, Out-
standing Managerial and
Operational Results in the
large store category (store
with sales from $52 to $82
million).
The NAS Jax Navy
Lodge, Autoport, Garden

Photo by Miriam S. Gallet
NAS Jacksonville Navy Exchange (NEX) General Manager Bill
Hockenbury (right) listens to Shiseido Cosmetics Executive
Director of New Business Development Anne Neumann (cen-
ter) explain the layout of the new Shiseido counter at the NEX
Nov. 16. Paula Stone, Shiseido counter manager at the NEX,
listens to the explanation.

Center, Truck Rental
Outpost Mini-Mart and
two NEX Convenience
Stores, all fall under his
umbrella.
"The NEX operation at
this base is second to none
and I am honored to have
been tapped for the GM
job. Being in Jacksonville
feels great," remarked
Hockenbury.
"In order to continue
with our mission and have
the best NEX store in the
world, we must have the
right employees and at the
same time reward our
employees for doing the job
correctly by going the
extra yard," he continued.
"I would like for my staff
to know that I am fair,
open-minded and team ori-
ented."
Hockenbury also ex-
plained that just like any
business, the store has
daily challenges, however,
he feels' that his team of
professionals at every NEX

location within NAS Jax is
a customer service expert.
"I have the utmost confi-
dence that our employees
will do what's right each
and every time. They are
here to -serve and ensure
that our Sailors and their
families are taken care of
each and every time they
visit one of our centers," he
said.
When asked what he
hoped to achieve during
his tour here, Hockenbury
replied, "There are four
things that I hope to
achieve. One Have the
highest Associate Satis-
faction Index within NEX-
COM. Two Have the best
Customer Service Satis-
faction Index. Three -
Develop a loyalty driven
business by which the mili-
tary community will
always choose NEX first.
And four Provide quality
goods and services at great
savings while contributing
to the Morale, Recreation

and Welfare fund in order
to improve the quality of
life for our warfighters and
their families."
Seventy percent of prof-
its generated within the.
NEXCOM system are
given back to the Sailors in
the form of MWR distribu-
tions. Over the past 50
years, NEXCOM has con-
tributed more than 2 bil-
lion to the MWR fund.
"Each time a Sailor or
his family buys at the
NEX, they add to their
own quality of Navy life
because NEX profits help
fund MWR programs,"
Hockenbury said.
"High quality and low
prices at the exchange add

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"I would like our cus-
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it," he stated proudly. "We
also have a 14-day price
guarantee on any item
originally purchased from
the NEX.

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Contact us at 542-5292 when you make
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CFC golf tournament is Dec. 2

Join NAS Jacksonville and its tenant
commands for a golf tournament ben-
efiting the Combined Federal
Campaign (CFC) Dec. 2 at the NAS
Jacksonville Morale, Welfare and
Recreation (MWR) Department Golf Club.
The tournament, which will begin with a
shotgun start at noon, has a four-player
captain's choice format and will have a
field limited to the first 144 players.
Teams will be flighted by their total

team handicap and each player's tee shot
must be used at least two times during the
round.
Players must fax (542-4983) or deliver
their completed entry forms to the MWR
Golf Club no later than Nov. 30. The entry
fee is $45 per player.
All proceeds will go to the CFC's undes-
ignated fund. For more information, call
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Well, first of all, living thank-
fully is not the same as being
"happy" all the time. Happiness
is a feeling. Happiness is a
response to a particular experi-
ence. Thankful living ("thanks-
living) is a behavior based on a
decision of my will. This decision
is grounded on the unchanging
reality that life itself is a gift and
worthy of fruitful living. I have
discovered that it is further based
on the truth that God has given
me a life to experience in all its
abundance, in all its vitality.
What's the practical translation
of all this?
1. If I've smashed my thumb
with a hammer, I still have the
rest of my fingers.
2. If I've been in a car accident,
it could've been a lot worse.
3. If the Redskins lost again,
well, they can't get any worse (I'm
in trouble now).
To be sure, the foundation, the
reality of "thanks-living" is found-
ed on the objective, palpable fact

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that the life we live and breathe
is precious because it is a gift
from the Almighty. Therefore,
"thanks-living" is an elevation of
the heart. Here's a reality check.
Do we go through the motions of
living (as though we're the walk-
ing dead) or do we live with a
sense of the presence of God?
This "behavior" is a choice. It's
always a choice. This path of grat-
itude isn't easy but it's worth the
effort. See what there is to be
thankful for rather than dwelling
on the negative things. Some of
you already have this attitude of
"thanks-living." I've seen it in
many of you and it's contagious.
It has encouraged me.
So in preparation for this
national holiday that is so dis-
tinctly American in its expres-
sion, let us use this time to
remember that "thanks-living" is
a life-long calling.
On behalf of NAS Chapel
Center staff, have a blessed and
safe Thanksgiving holiday.

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to dive through one of
the inflatables and slide down
the other side at the carnival.

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By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer

hwe annual NAS Jacksonville Military
5 Family Appreciation Carnival proved
extremely successful Saturday as hun-
dreds of military family members stopped
by to enjoy the entertainment, large inflat-
able rides, free sno-cones and lots of give-a-
ways.
The event is sponsored each year by the
Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR)
Department's Youth Activities Center
(YAC) as a special way to say thanks to the
military community.
"We hold this carnival each year in
recognition of Military Family Appreci-
ation Month. We like to do something spe-

Kristi Benitez, 5, fishes for some goodies at
the NAS Jax Child Development Center
booth.
cial for our military families to thank them
for doing what they do every day. This is a
fun event and a way to let our military

families spend some quality time together,"
explained YAC Director Megan Elliot.
"We've added quite a few different activi-
ties this year, so hopefully everyone is hav-
ing a great time."
Some of those new activities included a
magic show by Mr. G's Magic and Cos-
tumes, a Tae Kwon Do demonstration and
a special appearance from Jacksonville
Jaguars Mascot Jaxson de Ville, who enter-

trained everyone with his antics. Not only
did he sign autographs for the children,
but he also participated in the karate
demonstration, raced around on his scooter
and mini-motorcycle and entertained the
children on the bouncy rides.
The children also enjoyed getting free
balloon characters and face paintings cour-

See CARNIVAL, Page 9

S- Jacksonville Jaguars Mascot Jaxson de Ville
. ,Christopher Ayala and Amanda Christmas of the Youth Activities Center prepare sno-cones gives 6-year-old Dante Edwards a lift up on
for a group of children at the carnival. the Human Fly Velcro Wall.

Ten-year-old Jordan Johnson finds herself
stuck to the side of the Human Fly Velcro
Wall.

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Eleven-year-old Toree Hill demonstrates a kick as 9-year-old Emily Stallings blocks while under the
watch of their Tae Kwon Do Instructor Kirke Woodall. The students performed a variety of demon-
strations during the annual NAS Jacksonville Military Family Appreciation Carnival Saturday.

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CARNIVAL: 'Better than last year

because there is so much more to do'

From Page 8

tesy of the NAS Jax Fleet and Family Support Center, free
visors from VyStar Credit Union, goodies from Chick-Fil-
A, candy and coffee mugs from MWR's Marketing
Department and fishing for prizes at the Child
Development Center's booth.
"We came out here today to have some fun and wear the
kids out. We come to all these events. The weather is
beautiful and the kids are having a blast that's what
counts," said ASC(AW/SW) Chris Viano of Aircraft
Intermediate Maintenance Detachment Jacksonville, who

brought along his daughter, Olivia.
"There are a lot of fun things to do
at this carnival games, the bouncy
rides and free sno-cones. I really like the
Human Velcro Fly exhibit because it's fun
being stuck up on the wall. This year is "
much better than last year because there is so A
much more to do," added 12-year-old Cory
Fletcher, who says he's been to several of these
events.
The next celebration for military children will be
April to recognize the Month of the Military Child.

10 ax Air News, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, November 24, 2005

NMSC Sai
By01(SW/AW)jeff
McDowell
Navy Medicine Support Command
PAO'
HM1 Cornelius Bro-
thers and HM3 Ny-
oka Key were re-
cently selected as Navy
Medicine Support Com-
mand's (NMSC) Senior and
Junior Sailor of the Third
Quarter.
"It's an honor to be select-
ed for Senior Sailor of the
Quarter, because of the
quality of my co-workers in
this command. It's also cool
to be selected as the first
ever Sailors of the Quarter
since we became Navy
Medicine Support Com-
mand earlier this month,"
Brothers explained.
Brothers is a native of
Gainesville, Fla., and has
served in the Navy for more
than eight years. He serves
NMSC as the assistant
leading petty officer for the
file maintenance division.
He is also the president of
the First Class Petty Offi-
cer's Association.
Key was born in Rich-
mond, Va., and has served
in the Navy for more than

lors of Quarter awarded
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TRICARE officials encourage educated

decisions on Medicare Part D

By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service

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Photo by JO1 (SW/AW) Jeff McDowell
HM1 Cornelius Brothers and HM3 Nyoka Key were recently
selected as Navy Medicine Support Command's Sailors of the
Third Quarter. They also have the distinction of being the first
Sailor's of the Quarter since Healthcare Support Office
became Navy Medicine Support Command Nov. 1.

six years. She is pursuing a
bachelors of science and
nursing in certified regis-
tered nurse anesthetist.
She serves as medical
staff specialist in the nurse
corps division of the creden-
tialing and privileging
department.
"I was surprised because
I didn't know my leading
petty officer had put a
package in for me. It was a
big thrill to be recognized

by my peers," she said,
smiling.
"These are two 'top notch'
Sailors. These young profes-
sionals were selected
among several very compet-
itive candidates because of
their abilities and their
willingness to go beyond
what is expected of them,"
stated DTCM(SW) E. Cruz,
NMSC command master
chief.

The window for signing up for
Medicare's new prescription drug
plan opened Nov. 15, but TRICARE
Management Activity officials encourage
eligible beneficiaries to weigh the facts
before deciding whether to sign on to the
plan.
Coverage under the new prescription
drug plan, called Medicare Part D, begins
Jan. 1 and is open to anyone already
enrolled in Medicare. The plan repre-
sents the first time Medicare has offered
prescription drug coverage for its esti-
mated 42 million beneficiaries. TRICARE
officials estimate that about 1.7 million
of the 9.2 million TRICARE beneficiaries
are eligible to enroll in the new plan, but
emphasize that it's not the most prudent
choice for everyone.
In most cases, there's no added value
for TRICARE beneficiaries to buy the
new Medicare prescription drug cover-
age, officials said. TRICARE generally
pays as much or more than a standard
Medicare prescription plan, they said.
Unlike many non-DoD Medicare benefi-
ciaries, those under TRICARE already
have what officials call a "robust" phar-
macy benefit. It charges no monthly pre-
miums and requires minimal co-pay-
ments for drugs received through the
TRICARE Mail Order Pharmacy and
retail network. In addition, there's no

cost for prescription drugs received at
military treatment facilities, officials
noted.
The one group of eligible TRICARE
beneficiaries who may benefit from the
new Medicare Plan D are those with lim-
ited incomes and assets, officials said.
This includes beneficiaries who qualify
for Medicaid.
The new Medicare Part D drug plan
options will vary by location, officials
said, and beneficiaries living overseas
aren't eligible.
The best way for TRICARE-Medicare
beneficiaries to determine if the new
plan is best for them is to evaluate a
variety of factors involved. These include
monthly premiums, deductibles, co-pay-
ments and drug coverage of several pre-
scription drug plans, including the TRI-
CARE pharmacy program, officials said.
To help eligible TRICARE beneficiaries
make this decision, TRICARE and the
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services have teamed up to provide
Medicare Part D educational and enroll-
ment information. This information is
posted on the TRICARE and Medicare
Web sites or by calling (800) MEDICARE
(633-4227).
The enrollment period for the prescrip-
tion drug coverage plan continues
through May 15. After that, eligible ben-
eficiaries will have an annual window
between Nov. 15 and Dec. 31 to sign up.

Naval Hospital clinics, pharmacy

closed for upcoming holidays
Naval Hospital Jacksonville's clinics and pharmacies will be closed
for the Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 24-25. The pharmacies will
return to normal operations on Nov. 26. Over the Christmas holi-
day season, Naval Hospital Jacksonville clinics will be closed the day fol-
lowing Christmas, Dec. 26, and the day following New Years Day, Jan. 2.
The hospital Emergency Department will be open 24/7 throughout the
holidays.

Photo by Kaylee LaRocque
rHM2(FMF) Eric Demler of the Naval Hospital jacksonville Wellness Center goes over
some facts regarding tobacco use with Cmdr. Orlando Ruiz-Roque of Commander,
Navy Region Southeast at a display at the Navy Exchange Nov. 17. The staff of the
Wellness Center spent Nov. 17-18 informing people on the hazards of tobacco use as
part of the American Cancer Society's Great American Smoke Out. "We are out here
today in an effort to get Sailors to quit smoking so we can have a more effective mili-
.tary," said Wellness Center Tobacco Cessation Program Manager Danny Woodard.

Flu shots available at Naval Hospital and Branch Clinics

From Naval Hospital
Jacksonville Public Affairs
Naval Hospital Jack-
sonville is now ad-
ministering influen-
za vaccine to TRICARE
beneficiaries. This year, the
vaccine is offered to all
TRICARE Prime, Plus and
Standard patients, regard-
less of hospital enrollment.
Just present your military

ID card.
All patients, adults and
children, are encouraged to
get vaccinated. The vaccine
is available in all outpa-
tient clinic areas: OB/GYN,
Pediatrics, Family Med-
icine and Internal Medi-
cine as well as at the
Branch Health Clinics
(BHCs). (BHC patients
should call ahead to be
sure adequate supplies are

on hand.)
The vaccine is offered in
injectable or mist forms.
There are contraindica-
tions for some people tak-
ing the mist. Patients will
be screened for specific con-
traindications for both
forms of the vaccine at the
clinics before it is adminis-
tered.

FFSC offers educational and support programs

From Staff
The NAS Jacksonville
Fleet and Family Sup-
port Center (FFSC)
Life Skills Education and
Support Program is the fore-
most preventive measure for
the avoidance of personal
and family problems.
All FFSC workshops and
classes are free and avail-
abl~e to service members
and their families and
Department of Defense
civilian personnel aboard
the base.
Pre-registration is re-
quired. If special accommo-
dations or handicapped
access is required, please
notify FFSC upon registra-
tion.
The following workshops
are available in November
and December: .
Nov. 21, 12:30-3 p.m. -
Car Buying Workshop
Nov. 22, 9 a.m. noon -
Anger Control Workshop
Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 7:30 a.m. -
4 p.m. Transition
Assistance Program (retir-

ing)
Dec. 5-9, 7:30 a.m. 4
p.m. Command Financial
Specialist Training
Dec. 13, 9 a.m. noon -
Anger Control Workshop
Dec. 12-15, 7:30 a.m. 4

p.m. Transition Assistance
Program (separating)
Dec. 20, 1-4 p.m. Stress
Management Workshop
For further information
or to register, call 542-2766,
Ext. 127.

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Iax lr NeOWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, November 24, 2005 11

Castellanos retires from

FASOTRAGRULANT Det Jax

From FASOTRAGRULANT
Detjax
AO1(AW) Carlos Cas-
tellanos retired from
Fleet Aviation Speci-
alized Training Group At-
lantic Fleet (FASOTRA-
GRULANT) Detachment
Jacksonville Nov. 18 after
20 years of naval service.
Lt. Cmdr. Anthony
Anderson was the guest
speaker and Lt. Cmdr. R.
Therrien was the master of
ceremony.
A native of Castroville,
Texas, Castellanos enlisted
in the United States Navy
June 21, 1985, and reported
for basic training in
Orlando, Fla., after spend-
ing five months in the
Delayed Entry Program.
Upon completion of basic
training, he transferred to

AO1(AW) Carlos Castellanos
Millington, Tenn. for
Aviation Ordnance "A"
school.
His first tour of duty was
aboard USS Forrestal (CV
59). From there he trans-

ferred to VP-30 at NAS Jax,
followed by a tour with
VFA-82 at NAS Cecil Field
where he completed two
six-month deployments in
the Mediterranean Sea and
Persian Gulf on board USS
America (CV 66).
Castellanos then reported
to VFA-87 at NAS Oceana,
Va., participating in two
successful major combat
operations, Operation
Enduring Freedom on
board USS Enterprise
(CVN-65) and Operation
Iraqi Freedom aboard USS
Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-
71). He reported to FASO-
TRAGRULANT Detach-
ment Jacksonville for his
last assignment.
Castellanos resides in
Jacksonville with his wife,
Vanessa and their daugh-
ter, Lacy.

AA degrees available through

Coastline Community College

From the Navy
College Office
Coastline Community College's dis-
tance learning program for military
personnel was created especially for
military personnel.
Coastline courses are available both
ashore and at sea (via the NCPACE
Program).
Using your military experience you may
only need to take 20 semester hours to
complete your rating-related Associate of
Arts (AA) degree.
For example, an AT3 or above has
already earned 40 semester hours towards

an AA in electronics technology with
Coastline Community College.
By taking one course in each of the fol-
lowing areas, speech/communications,
English, natural sciences, arts and human-
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you have completed all the requirements.
Complete math competency and one of
the seven that meets the global/multicul-
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FEMA urges evacuees to update information

From the Federal
Emergency Management
Agency
As the Dec. 1 deadline
nears for the Depart-
ment of Homeland
Security's Federal Emer-
gency Management Agency
(FEMA) transitional hous-
ing program, helping evac-
uees find more stable, long-
term housing is a priority.
"We want to encourage
those evacuees living in
hotels and motels-or any
other temporary housing-
to follow these steps to help
with their disaster assis-
tance," says Paul Fay, feder-
al coordinating officer for
the emergency disaster dec-

larations in the states of
Georgia, Kentucky, North
Carolina, South Carolina
and Tennessee. "These
actions will help speed the
aid process."
Register with FEMA
by calling 1-800-621-3362
or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for
the hearing or speech
impaired.
The line is open from 6
a.m. to 12 p.m. (EST). It's
recommended you call early
in the morning or late at
night.
Call the number above
to get the status of your
case if you have registered
and not yet received assis-
tance.
Fill out and return all

paper work, including the
U.S. Small Businessi
Administration loan appli-
cation. All applicants must.'
fill out the loan application
whether or not they want a
loan to be eligible for any.'
form of assistance.
Keep your address
updated with FEMA and
the U.S. Postal Service.
Check with your insur-
ance company for the sta-
tus of any claims.
Call the FEMA hous-
ing referral service at 1-
800-762-8740 or 1-800-462-
7585 (TTY) open daily 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. (EST) to find
housing in the area where

See FEMA, Page 12

Menu review board to be held Dec. 6

The NAS Jack-
sonville Galleon
Galley will con-
duct a menu review
board Dec. 6 at 2 p.m. at

the galley. All command
and departmental repre-
sentatives are encour-
aged to attend. This is
your chance to have a

say in what will be
served at the galley.
For more information,
call CSC(SW) Sophia
Jeffrie at 542-8597.

^ ^

12 Jax lr Nws, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, November 24, 2005

Christmas fire

By the NAS Fire Department markings on lig
door" designed
A according to the U.S. Fire Admini- play accordingly
station (USFA), holiday fires injure Check light
2,600 individuals and cause over ken or cracked
$930 million in damage each year. By fol- wires, and loose
lowing some precautionary safety tips, and broken lighi
individuals can greatly reduce their Turn off all.
chances of becoming one of these casual- orations before
ties. and when leave
Trees Remember, an
will start a fire.
When purchasing a live tree, ensure Do not ov
the one you choose is fresh when you buy Check and follow
it. When the trunk of a tree is bounced on erIs recommend
the ground, a shower of needles indicates connections. D
the tree is too dry. three (3) stand
The bottom end of the trunk should be single extensic
cut off at an angle at least 1-2 inches above surge protectors
the end to help the tree absorb water. tiple plug-in con
Place the tree in a sturdy, suitable stand Do not use
with adequate water. Check and maintain artificial Christ
water level on a daily basis. lights with the
. Locate Christmas trees away from staples. Use p:
heating vents or other fixed (fireplaces) or nectors.
portable heating appliances. The heat can
cause the tree to dry out prematurely
and/or to be ignited. When a tree becomes Open flames
is dry, remove it from the home immediate- be located on o
ly. other similar co:
Never put tree branches or needles in a e Candles and
fireplace or wood-burning stove. The sap is be placed in ar
very flammable and the fire can intensify knockethat a ore sturdyblo
and become out of control. that are made f
When purchasing an artificial tree, burn.
look for the 'fire resistant' or 'fire retar- b NEVER lea
dant' label. TENDED.
Lights Always keep i
Only Underwriters Laboratories Inc., the reach of chil
listed electric lights and wiring decorations Remember:
shall be permitted or used on Christmas alarm in your
trees and other similar decorations. Check monthly.

safety
ht sets for "indoor" or "out-
conditions of use, and dis-
Y.
sets (new and old) for bro-
d sockets, frayed or bare
connections. Replace worn
t sets.
lights on trees or other dec-
you retire for the evening,
'ing your home or office.
electrical "short" can and

'erload extension cords.
w the product manufactur-
dation for multiple light
o not connect more than
ard size sets of lights per
in cord. Power strips and
are recommended for mul-
nections.
electric lights on a metal
mas tree and never attach
use of metal fasteners or
plastic, non-conductive con-

Candles
s from any device shall not
r near Christmas trees or
mbustible materials.
I other similar devices shall
areas where they cannot be
vn over. Use candleholders
, wonit tip over easily, and
rom a material that cannot

ve burning candles UNAT-

matches and lighters out of
ldren.
Keep a working smoke
home and test it at least

Getting in holiday spirit

Holiday cooking fire safety
From the NAS Fire Department r'-

As the holidays approach, most home
gatherings will involve cooking -
indoor and outdoor. Cooking fires
are often the result of unattended cooking
and human error.
According to the National Fire Protection
Association, cooking is the leading cause of
residential fires in the U.S. A new report
released by the U.S. Fire Administration
last September states that in 2002 alone,
cooking-related fires caused an estimated
185,600 structural fires, 80 civilian deaths,
3,875 injuries and $481 million in property
damage. "Each year, cooking fires in struc-
tures generally result in the highest num-
ber of injuries," said Charlie Dickinson,
deputy, U.S. Fire Administrator. "Cooking
fires account for a large number of pre-
ventable fires and injuries. Simply being
more attentive to the use of cooking mate-
rials and equipment would greatly reduce
these types of fires and injuries."
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL)
has made the following statement concern-
ing the use of turkey fryers: iWeire worried
ky the increasing reports of fires related
with turkey fryer use," says John
Drengenberg, UL consumer affairs manag-
er. "Based on our test findings, the fryers
used to produce those great-tasting birds
are not worth the risks. As a result of these
tests, UL has decided not to certify any
turkey fryers with our trusted UL Mark."
Safer Cooking Tips
If you absolutely must use a turkey
tyer, keep them away from wooden decks
and garages. Make sure the fryer is set up'
on a flat surface to prevent accidental tip-
ping.
Make sure the turkeys are completely
thawed. Water from the frozen turkey can
cause spillover of the oil, causing a fire.
Keep children and pets away from the
fryer. Even after use, the oil in the cooking
pot can remain dangerously hot, hours
-after use.
* The sides of the cooking pot, lid and
.handles get very hot, posing severe burn
hazards. Use well-insulated potholders or

TFEMA: Here's how to

From Page 11
you wish to relocate.
Apply for Disaster
,Unemployment Assistance
as soon as possible if you
'an not find a job and are
out of work as a result of
eitherr one of the hurri-
canes. The deadline is Nov.

For displaced Alabama
Oorkers: 866-234-5382
For displaced Louisi-
;ana workers: 800-430-8076
or for questions, 866-783-
5567
For displaced Missis-
sippi workers: 888-844-
M577
For displaced Texas
Workers: 800-939-6631
If you do not qualify for
FEMA housing assistance, .
-Call the Department of
Housing and Urban Devel-
Zpment (HUD) at 1-800-
955-2232 or 1-800-877-8339
.(TTY) for general questions
concerning HUD program
requirements, or --Evac-
'Dees may call 1-800-866-

373-9509 or 1
(TTY) for info]
HUD's Katri
Housing Ass
grams.

HELPING HANDS

oven mitts when touching pot or lid han-
dles.
Keep curtains, towels and potholders
away from hot surfaces in the kitchen.
Turn pot handles in so you can't bump
them. Don't leave the kitchen while food is
on the stovetop.
Watch children closely keep them out
of the kitchen.
What to do if:
Stovetop fire: Prevent flair-up by cover-
ing with lid and turn burner off.
Oven fire: Turn off heat and keep the
oven door closed.
Microwave fire: Keep door closed and
unplug microwave. Have oven serviced
before next use.
Remember
Keep a multi-purpose fire extinguisher
nearby. Never use water to extinguish
grease or oil fire. If the fire is manageable,
use the extinguisher. Call 9-1-1 immediate-
ly for help!
Keep a working smoke alarm in your
home and test it at least monthly.

get in touch with relief
-800-877-8339 federal response and recovery
rmation about efforts following any national
ina Disaster incident. FEMA also initiates
istancIe pro- mitigation activities, trains
first responders, works with
stant and local emergencv

managers, and manages the

FEMA prepares the nation National
for all hazards and manages Program.

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Special Olympics Clay
County, Florida is looking for all
interested volunteers and ath-
letes ages 8 to adult. For any-
one interested in being coach,
there will be a coaches meeting
Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at: Ashley
Lodge, Boy Scout Camp, Camp
Echockotee, 2513 Doctors Lake
Dr., Orange Park, Fla. For more
information, call Tara Eble at
553-6692 or emailWilma
Stanley at countryladyis34@
yahoo.com
Jacksonville Light Parade
Volunteers are needed for this
event Saturday. Officially kick off
the holiday season and join in
the funand magic of this annual
tradition. The St. Johns River is
transformed into a sparkling dis-
play of holiday spirit as the First
Coast's finest boats and cap-
tains parade down the river.
Volunteers will assist as hosts,
wear costumes and set up. For
more information, call Sonja at
778-2821.
Mayor's Holiday Festival
for Seniors
Join the City of Jacksonville
Adult Services Division Dec. 3
as they provide a holiday meal
and entertainment for approxi-
mately 3,000 senior citizensat
the Prime Osborn Convention
Center. Volunteers will assist
with set-up, decorations,
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receive complementary parking,
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Mayor's Open House
Join us at the mayors old-
fashioned holidayparty at City
Hall and Hemming Plaza Dec.
8. This event includes holiday
caroling, delicious treats, enter-
tainment and other plannedac-
tivities.Volunteers will assist as
hosts, wear costumes, make
popcorn and set up. Call Sonja
at 778-2821 for more informa-
tion.

Docent volunteers needed
The Cummer Museum of Art
& Gardens Docent Corps needs
you! Volunteers are needed to
dedicate one morning each
week to give school tours. The
Cummer Docent Corps provides
an invaluable service to the
museum and to its visitors. From
monthly training lectures to the
finished tour, docents use a
combination of important histori-
cal information and good humor
to bring works of art to life.
If you are interested in volun-
teering, please contact Susan
Gallo by phone at 899-6006 or
by e-mail at
sgallo@cummer.org.

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Photo by PH2 Susan Cornell
PH3 David Didier of VP-16 paints a 4- by 8-foot piece of plywood for the annual
holiday card contest sponsored by the NAS Jacksonville Morale Welfare
Recreation Department. The cards will be displayed on Yorktown Avenue during
the holiday season.

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NEX A-OK Student Reward Program |

helps make college more affordable

By Kristine M. Sturkie
Navy Exchange Service Command Public Affairs
The Navy Exchange's A-OK
Student Reward Program will
hold a drawing Nov. 30 to help
four students pay for a college educa-
tion.
The winners will receive either a
$5,000, $3,000 $2,000 or $1,000 U.S.
savings bond (denominations at
maturity).
"The A-OK Program was created in
1997 to reward students for getting
good grades in school," said Mike
Mongin, retail operations specialist at
the Navy Exchange Service

Command (NEXCOM). "We are proud
to be able to help students fulfull
their dreams of a higher education.
It's just one more way the Navy
Exchange supports the Navy Family."
Any eligible full-time student who
has a B grade point average equiva-
lent or better, as determined by their
school system, may enter the draw-
ing. Eligible students include .depend-
ent children of active-duty military
members, reservists and military
retirees enrolled in first through 12th
grade. Dependent children without an
individual Dependent Identification
Card must be accompanied by their
sponsor to submit their entry.

Safety measures

Photo by PHAN Mark Braden
CS2 Damion Hart, assigned to Auxiliary Security Force on board NAS
Jacksonville, inspects the under carriage of an 18-wheel rig Nov. 17 at
the commercial gate.

Sailors Aweigh takes kids
From the USO /to., p
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he Sailors Aweigh Program,
sponsored by the Jacksonville
Jaguars Foundation gives free
tickets, transportation and T-shirt to
the families of deployed and deploy-
able Sailors, with priority given to
deployed Sailors' families. It is
designed for children ages 9-16.
Children can go with or without a
parent, as chaperones will be provid-
ed or parents can accompany their
children as a chaperone. Each chap-
erone will supervise three to five chil-
dren, so there will be plenty of super-
vision.
Free transportation will be provid-
ed to all participants of the program
and is a requirement of the program.
A Navy bus will be stationed each
game day near the Navy Federal
Credit Union ATM Machine in the
Exchange/Commissary parking lot.
Participants are asked to arrive 1:45
p.m for games starting at 4 p.m. For
games starting at 1 p.m., participants
are asked to arrive at 10:45 a.m. The
bus will depart as soon as all partici-
pants are on the bus.
The Sailors Aweigh T-shirts, provid-

W' TM
ed free of charge by the USO, must be
worn by all attendees throughout the
game. The T-shirts will be distributed
to each participant on the bus.
Participants agree to remain in the
designated seating area throughout
the game and ride the bus back to the
base following the game.
Additionally, each child will be pro-
vided with $10 worth of Jaguar dol-
lars courtesy of the USO. Jaguar dol-
lars may be used to purchase food or
merchandise at the stadium.
Before departure, each Sailors
Aweigh participant recites a pledge to
abstain from using drugs, alcohol, or
tobacco. The stadium seats assigned
to the Sailors Aweigh participants are
in the 'Honor Rows' section. This is a

Drawings are held each quarter
throughout the school year, for a total
of $44,000 for the 2005/2006 school
year. Each student may enter only
once each grading period and must
re-enter with each qualifying report
card.
To enter the drawings, students
must visit the Navy Exchange with a
current report card and have a Navy
Exchange associate verify the mini-
mum grade average. Students will
then fill out an entry card and obtain
an A-OK ID, which entitles the holder
to discount coupons for Navy
Exchange products and services.

Save 40 percent at

he Navy Lodge
rom the NASJax Navy Lodge
Did you know that your holiday
guests can stay at a Navy Lodge
and save over 40 percent on the
oom rate compared to the average per
iem rate around the world?
Authorized guests of the Navy Lodge
in make a reservation and check their
guests in at any of the 44 Navy Lodges
id Navy Inns worldwide.
"Navy Lodges offer military families
id their friends an inexpensive, conven-
nt place to stay, especially during the
usy holiday season," said Navy Lodge
acksonville Manager Donato Nosce.
"Our associates are dedicated to provid-
ig quality service to every guest. Best of
1, there are no extra person charges
hen staying at a Navy Lodge."
Navy Lodges feature oversized rooms
ith free coffee, local and 800 phone calls,
newspapers, cable TV with HBO, fully
quipped kitchens with microwaves, hair
ryers, a laundromat and video/DVD
tntal.
Call the Navy Lodge Jacksonville at
72-6000 to make a reservation. To
receive a Navy Lodge directory or to
Lake a reservation at another Navy
dodge, call 1-800-NAVY-INN, 24 hours a
ay, seven days a week or go to
ww.navy-lodge.com. Once you make a
reservation, you cannot be bumped from
our room. Reservation and room assign-
tents are accepted on an as-received
basis without regard to rank.

to Jags games
great environment to enjoy the game.
Deployed Sailors' families will have
priority for participation in the pro-
gram. Sailors on sea duty, but not
presently deployed, may be put on the
waiting list to fill the balance of the
seats not filled by deployed families
by the Wednesday before the game.
There is also a waiting list to fill the
slots of families who are unable to
attend on game day. Individual status
will be confirmed before being placed
on the actual 'going to the game' list.
If an individual deployed unit
would like to make this a command
event, arrangements may be made.
Sign ups are first come, first serve, so
make sure you sign up at the earliest
possible opportunity. Sign up times
for each game starts two Mondays
before each home game.
The schedule of Sailors Aweigh
games for the 2005 season is as fol-
lows:
Dec. 11 Indianapolis Colts
Dec. 18- San Francisco 49ers
Jan. 1 Tennessee Titans
For further information or to apply
for any of the games listed, contact
Greg Reno at gregory.reno@navy.mil
or 542-2179 ext. 121.

Photos by JOI Mike England
YN2(SCW) Chrishinda Dobbs looks at the collection of
Native American cultural items on display during the Native
American Heritage Month Observance Nov. 16.

NATIVE AMERICANS:

Celebrating tribal cultures

From Page 1
ancestors, all you have to
do is find out which tribe
you're from and get in
touch with them. They will
help you get in touch with
your culture. Everyone,
especially Native Ameri-
cans, should desperately try
to retain what is left of his
or her culture. It's up to you
to pass it along to the next
generation."
At the conclusion of the
observance, many of the
attendees stayed behind to

view the Native American
cultural display the MCAC
set up. YN2(SCW) Chrish-
inda Dobbs was impressed-
with Painter's speech and
the cultural display. "The
display was very elegant
and the guest speaker was
amazing," Dobbs stated. "I
want to visit one of the
local tribes and see if I can
participate in a Pow-Wow.":
For more information on
Native American heritage,
visit www.500nations.com.'

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or private residence within St. Johns, Baker;
Nassau, Clay or Duval counties can call the NAS
Jacksonville OOD office at. 542-2338. You will be provided
a taxi ride, paid for by the station, to your home within the
same five counties.
Anyone (including civilians) in an on-base facility can
have the club bartender assist in contacting the OOD.
Club 2000 cards with this phone number can be
obtained from MWR in Building 1.

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Now open with new pinsetters, lanes with glow track,
automatic bumpers, an 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

Free bowling on Wednesdays for active duty from 11
a.m. 1 p.m. (shoe rental not included).

Jingle Bell Jog
Dec. 14, 11:30 a.m.
Perimeter Road/ Antenna Farm
For more information, call 542-3518/2930.

For more information about I.T.T. trips or ticket prices
please call 542-3318.
Enjoy the following holiday performances for only
$26.50!
Performances take place at the Times-Union Center in
downtown Jacksonville.
Handel's Messiah
Dec. 4, 7:30 p.m.
First Coast Nutcracker
Dec. 9-10, 8 p.m.

Trips, activities and costs may be restricted to El-E5
single or unaccompanied active duty members. Call the
Liberty Cove Recreation Center for more details, 542-
3491.
Texas Hold'em Tournament
Every Monday, 7 p.m.
At The Zone
Open to all NAS Jax

Turkey Bowl Madden '06 Playstation Tournament
Tonight, 7 p.m.
Liberty Cove

Thanksgiving Dinner with Liberty
Nov. 24.
Turkey and all the trimmings.
Liberty Cove
Mall & Movie Trip
Saturday, 1 p.m.
Sign-up at Liberty Cove.

File photo by Kaylee LaRocque
Santa and his elves happily head to last year's tree-lighting festivities at Patriot's Grove after arriving on a fire engine courtesy
of the NAS Jax Fire Department.

9-Ball Tournament
Nov. 29, 7 p.m.
Liberty Cove
Save Santa Scavenger Hunt
Dec. 1-12
Around base
Find Santa and win $250!

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. Bad News Bears (PG-13)
Dec. 3, 5 p.m. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (PG)
Dec. 3, 7 p.m. Stealth (PG-13)
Dec. 9, 7 p.m. Deuce Bigelow (R)

For more information about the marina please call 542-
3260.

Fourth annual Light Up Your Boat Contest
Dec. 9, 5 p.m.
Prizes awarded for "Tackiest Looking Boat" and "Spirit
of the Season"
Every Thursday- free kayak/canoe rental for active duty.

Friday night events are for ages K-17..For more infor-
mation on the Youth Center, call 778-9772.

For more information on the golf course, call 542-3249.
For information on Mulligan's, call 542-2936.
Military Appreciation Days at NAS Jax Golf Club
No green fees, cart fee only.
Dec. 6 and 20 for active duty.
Dec. 8 and 22 for retirees and Department of Defense
personnel.

For more information on the flying club please call 777-
8549 or 777-6035.
Ground School Classes are located on second deck of the
Auto Skills Center. The Flying Club is now located at
Building 847A on the north side of base.

Commands needed for holiday card contest

By Staff
NAS Jacksonville commands,
squadrons and departments
are encouraged,to participate
in this year's Morale, Welfare and
Recreation (MWR) Department
Holiday Card Contest.
Those who enter aie eligible to win
money for their MWR funds. Prizes
are: $500 for first place, $300 for sec-
ond and $200 for third place.
Participants must design a holiday
card utilizing plywood provided by
MWR. Plywood is now available for
pick up at the MWR Auto Skills
Center, Building 622. The following
are the guidelines for the contest:

Each command, squadron or de-
partment may only enter one card.
Individuals cannot enter the con-
test.
Commands, departments or
squadrons must provide a completed
registration form for each card.
MWR provides plywood sheet for
each card and will put up all cards.
Commands are responsible for all
work on the card and costs incurred
in decorating.
Plywood cannot be cut.
Nothing electrical can be used, as
no electricity will be available during
card display.
Scenes will be judged on originality,
creativity and presentation.

MWR reserves the right to refuse
any cards that are in bad taste and do
not demonstrate a wholesome holiday
theme.
MWR is responsible for putting up
all card displays in the designated
area.
Cards must be dropped off at the
MWR Fitness Center by Nov. 28 to be
entered into contest. Judging,will
occur Dec. 1 and winners announced
Dec. 2 at the 6 p.m. during the annual
MWR Christmas Tree Lighting at
Patriots Grove. If commands would
like to keep their cards, they must be
picked up at the Fitness Center by
Jan. 15. Cards not picked up will be
discarded.

Sponsors needed for MWR events for FY 2006

From Staff
The NAS Jax Morale, Welfare,
and Recreation (MWR) Depart-
ment is currently seeking spon-
sorship for fiscal year 2006 special

events and programs. organization can become a sponsor,
Your efforts will support NAS Jax please contact Shannon Leonard,
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SIU offers classes on base

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From the Navy College Office
Southern Illinois University's (SIU)
College of Applied Sciences and
Arts offers Bachelor of Science
degrees in Health Care Management
and Electronic Systems Technologies at
NAS Jacksonville. The programs are
especially beneficial for those in med-
ical or technology career fields because
they maximize award of academic cred-
it for professional training as well as'
work experience.
The programs consist of 120 semester
hours of credit. The 48 semester hours
of major coursework is taught in resi-
dence by SIU faculty. The classes are
held on weekends (Saturday and
Sunday) from 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m.
Students who are able to attend full-
time, complete the 48 semester hour
major in 16 months. Transfer work
from other colleges and universities,
CLEP/DANTES testing, military train-
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semester hours of core curriculum and
31 semester hours of approved career
electives.
Eligible students may apply for mili-
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HCM 360: The US Health Care
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The SIU office is located in the Navy
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MAULERS: Breast takes command

The Navy Wives Clubs of
America, NWCA Jax #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
#300 meetings are held the sec-
ond Thursday of each month at
7 p.m. at the Oak Crest United'
Methodist Church Education
Building at 5900 Ricker Road.
For more information, 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.
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.
Parents Without Partners
meetings are held the second
Sunday of every month at 7 p.m.

at The Country Cabin restaurant
located on Blanding Boulevard.
This organization is open to any
single, divorced, separated, or
widowed that have children of
any ages. For more information,
please check out our Web site
at www.pwpnflorida.com or call
307-6261. The meeting for
December is cancelled.
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.firstcoastcommuni-
ty.com/momsclubopw.
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.
The Castillo de San Marcos
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individuals with an interest in
history that would like to be a
part of a living history group.
The group, which does interpre-
tations and reenactments in St.
Augustine, needs volunteers for
their cannon and musket firing
programs. For more information,
call Joe Brehm at (904) 829-
6506, Ext. 232.
The St. Augustine Art and
Crafts Festival is Saturday and
Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at the special events field near
the Visitor's Center. For more
information, call (904) 823-
9703.
The annual Jacksonville
Light Parade on the St. Johns
River will be held Saturday at 7
p.m. The event will be followed
by fireworks. For more informa-
tion, call 630-3690.
The Living Christmas Tree
and Christmas cantata "The
Heart of Christmas," will be
held Dec.17-18 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Kirkwood Presbyterian
Church, 8701 Argyle Forest
Boulevard. For further informa-
tion, call 778-4885.

Education fairs coming up on base

From the Navy College Office
The following education fairs are
scheduled at NAS Jax:

Nov. 29, 9 a.m. 12:30 p.m. HS-5
Hangar

Nov. 30, 1:30-3:30 p.m. NAVAIR Depot
Jax Hangar
Dec. 1, 9:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Center for
Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit
Jax
Dec. 2, 10 a.m. 2 p.m. VP-30 Hangar
For more information, call 542-2477.

JAX TALES By MIKE JONES WWW.RICKYSTOUR.COM

From Iage 3

November aboard USS
Enterprise for flight deck
certification and tailored
ship's training availability
(TSTA) I/II/III. The air-
borne change of command
occurred during the last

week of TSTA.
Henderson's next tour will
be in Bahrain at
Commander, U.S. Naval
Forces Central Command,
Fifth Fleet.
As the Maulers say
farewell to their former

commanding officer, they
hail their new XO, Cmdr.
Doug Walker. Walker comes
to VS-32 from the Naval
War College. His previous
assignments include VS-21,
VS-41, Third Fleet and the
Naval Personnel Command.

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Annual Turkey Trot brings out the runners

ByjO1 Mike England
Assistant Editor
It was the perfect day for the annual
Turkey Trot Nov. 17 as 111 runners
turned out to participate in the 5K
run. The event, sponsored each year by
the NAS Jax Morale, Welfare and
Recreation Department (MWR), was fol-
lowed by a raffle to win six Butterball
turkeys.
Placing first overall and first in the
men's military category was Cmdr. Drew
Kenny from VP-30 with a time of 17:18.
Kenny earned a free turkey for his efforts.
Taking second in the military men's cate-
gory was Lt. Drew Miller of the Naval
Atlantic Meteorology and Oceanographic
Facility, Jacksonville coming in at 17:33
followed by Encarnacion Nunez of the
Branch Medical Clinic who placed third
with a time of 17:33.

In the military women's category,
Virginia Hernandez of VP-30 took first
with a time of 23:43, followed by Patricia
Tracey of Naval Air Reserve Jacksonville
coming in at 26:43 and Michele Erickson
of Naval Reserve Readiness Command
Southeast at 27:07.
Taking first in the male open division
was John Metzgar with a time of 17:20,
followed by Tim Martin coming in at
21:27 and Mark Seidl with a time of
21:28.
Denise Metzgar placed first in the
female open division with a time of 19:14,
followed by Christine Hokaj coming in at
23:40 and Dana Coleman in third with a
time of 25:44.
The next MWR-sponsored run will be
the annual Jingle Bell Run on Dec. 14 at
11:30 a.m. For more information, call 542-
3239.

Photos by J01 Mike England
And they're off! A group of runners take off at the starting line of the annual Turkey Trot 5K.
The next run will be the annual jingle Bell Run on Dec. 14 at 11:30 a.m.

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Cmdr. Drew Kenny (right) of VP-30 crosses
the finish line first overall with a time of
17:18, followed by retired Navy Cmdr. John
Metzgar at 17:20.

Denise Metzgar was the first woman to cross
the finish line at 19:14.

SPORTS

Greybeard basketball league
forming
This league is open to all NAS Jax active duty
and selective reservists ages 30 and up. The
games are played during lunch on Tuesdays and
Thursday. Commands wanting to join the league
should stop by the base gym or contact the sports
office to get the required paperwork to join the
league.

Flag football meeting
A 4-on-4 flag football meeting will be held Nov.
30 at 11:30 a.m. at the Building 850 conference
room. The league is open to all NAS Jax active
duty and selective reservists ages. Commands
having their athletic officer or designated repre-
sentative attend the meeting will receive five
Captain's Cup points. All interested personnel
should attend the meeting to discuss rules and to
get the required paperwork to join the league.

Racquetball tourney coming up
A Captain's Cup Racquetball Tournament will
be held Dec. 5-9. The tournament is free and
open to active duty only from NAS Jax. Matches
will be played from 5-9 p.m. nightly until the tour-
nament is completed. Commands can enter mul-
tiple players. Contact the base gym to sign up by
Nov. 30. Awards will be given for first, second and
third place.

3-on-3 basketball tourney
A Captain's Cup 3-on-3 basketball tournament
will be held Dec. 12 at 5 p.m. at the NAS Jax
Gym. The tournament is free and open to active
duty only from NAS Jax. Teams are comprised of
three players from their respective commands and
commands can enter multiple teams. Sign up by

Dec. 7.

Sports officials and
scorekeepers needed
The North Florida Military Officials Association
is looking for individuals to officiate soccer, soft-
ball, football and volleyball at NAS Jax.
Scorekeepers are also needed for basketball.
Experience is not required. If interested, contact
Jesse Beach at 771-1333.

Navy Southeast Regional
Running and Triathlon Team
Attention competition runners. Represent U.S.
Navy in 5K, 10K, marathons and/or triathlons?
The U.S. Navy will showcase elite active duty men
and women in regional races. Uniforms are pro-
vided as well as transportation, entry fees, and
lodging costs., Interested runners must compete
in a sanctioned (USA Track and Field, USA
Triathlon Association, or Roadrunners Clubs of
America) race 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, contact your base athletic director.
Southeast regional qualifying times:
5K Men 19:00 Women 24:00
10K Men 34:00 Women 46:00
Marathon Men 3 hours, 30 min.
Women 4 hours
Triathlon Men 2 hours, 30 min.
Women 3 hours
Triathlon time based on 1.5K swim, 10K run, 40K
bike
For more information about any of the sports
articles, call Bill Bonser, sports coordinator at
542-2930/3239, email bill.bonser@navy.mil or
visit www.nasjax.navy.mil.

VP-5K holds fun run for charity

By Lt. j.g. Paul White
VP-5 PAO

Patriots Grove Park
was filled with local
runners and their
families recently as the
VP-5 Officer's Spouses
Club hosted their first VP-
5K fun run and one-mile
kid's fun run.
Over 200. runners from
Jacksonville's many local
Navy commands and the
surrounding civilian com-
munities participated in
the newly formed race to
benefit the Navy-Marine
Corps Relief Society and
United Service Organi-
zation.
Music played over loud-
speakers as participants
finished registering and
stretching, while partici-
pant's children jumped
around in the bounce
house.
At approximately 8:30
a.m., the NAS Jacksonville
Weapons Department 40-

mm Saluting Team fired
their gun, signaling the
start of the race. The race-
course consisted of a 5K
loop along the roads of
NAS Jacksonville finishing
in Patriots Grove Park.
Lt. Jose Dominguez, 34,
of Naval Hospital Jackson-
ville crossed the finish line
as the overall winner, fin-
ishing the race with a time
of 17:36. Holly Turner, 50,
of Orange Park, Fla., fol-
lowed him closely and was
the top women's finisher
with a time of 22:21.
HS-11 was the winner of
the fastest command with
an average team time of
21:22. VP-5, with 42 run-
ners, had the largest num-
ber of participants in the
race.
VP-5's very own Cmdr.
Bill Johns was the fastest
commanding officer at
23:57. Cmdr. James Hitt of
VP-16 won the fastest
executive officer competi-
tion with a time of 20:12.

'Sgt. Maj. Jose Rivera won
the fastest command mas-
ter chief category with a
time of 19:39.
According to VP-5's
Officer's Spouses Club
President Roslyn Meinert,
the VP-5K was started as a
way for families to come
out and have fun, provide a
little command competi-
tion, but also give back to
the organizations that
have helped so many of our
military members and
their families in VP-5 and
the Jacksonville area.
"The support and
involvement by the com-
munity of Jacksonville
greatly exceeded our
expectations," she said.
VP-5 Command Master
Chief CMDCM(AW/SW)
Mark Dubiel was over-
heard saying, "This is
great. I'm really impressed
with the junior officers
from VP-5, I couldn't be
prouder!"

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+/, I acre to be 4BR 28A 20085F Sec -.--" 5..- to ocea .. 211 a I, j"1 Stro ...At.. '....
auctioned on Sp ni... 5,--,s. N-ce Lo'L TIRED OFWASTING MONEYON RENT? ,p ,e.%e, ,,V the Onef BedroomStatngAtOa fo nCo o
premisesoDec. 91h. 10am L/rge Sr/t,aened Patio. beach.$529k 2345629 $I" Ocanfr Cndo
Registrationam n o .e aste CREDIT Berorom 2 Bath
srlA lotaol.comA rragY. e. OldAtlantic Beach-4BR, parkln spots,
Freianoe mail Ba2h rBA DTn h3.e $57 Atlan5iw thfde000.cCall/2496916
3lo 7 0 Jones. MOVE IN READY' $2r 29?000 coach, .n.:,ps inc. ,udes for appointment
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210 tSales 300 Aondale/ OWNER WITH LITTLE OR s : i' ,.tcnenCall 621 63 r pgranitetile rgass
Ortega NO CLOSING COST 0 clbhse, pool, lawn care,
HOUSE AND CONTENTS PVB TPC Sawgrass-FSBO $329,500k Call 280-7167
FOR SALE FRI SAT SUN BEAUTIFUL RENOVATION 3/2 CB Patio home.
5565 Ortega Pk BLVD. at 1225 Hull, wood Ave remO, 5289Ki 28c'.247E Tinseltown New
S 211. custome-r k~ilLuxury Condo, 2/2.5
hIrovo tIars. $I2 I4 K TPC -Cypr Crk 2825 brick APARTMENTS
q0-1424,0610 3u4, ofcIg waterngolf lot. T NTupgraded appli-
.1 49kowner 285-2931 ances pool 2yr war-
bungalow1300sf. 211100Seagate Ave Neptune Beach (904) 249-5611C. g24245
w te f21388 Dancy St. 381-8980M 332 iddleburg Out of Area/
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ForSale NE904 2. 1055 U6USi46 Acres In Bamberg SC.
202GeogW/POOL -3/2, FSBll-2537lComos for all game.182acres
-e00sf, remod kit/ba. T LSO5 Cosmoswnewrppl&tek. I IRl R S of field with remainder
294Femandina/ hrdwd firs. 1413 Rens- Fae -ac.$1281-5626in
296.Georgia Miscell 4eUS p. ame patches
320Avondale/OrtegaM HORSES H,5storic .:,.rn. > nroughout. Very well
302Riverside RIVERSDEnW n Y u or- 53ac. pro ,sinpainedandIsa
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306rlntracoastal West FREE 30'"TV K-E. UWippt.h S ... 0 .... Offered exclusively by
31117 SausEer3Fi0 TcSellaHome WithRC1 IERA PARKWAY The Rowe Comany
,Ut. l i1 m modern on, -.$1,550 ,400.00 Chr
310 Man dann wke FN ne 2/1', L'.r" '".torisee $ 211A PAe Rowe 33Coun an8
31SArlington ikletoINew o- 2V The B rA xn s n Team mNC Mo untains-
330 Westside vaterOnljlS1000 ":' "" i'I N n
3Argyle 2hMIDDLEBURGO Rent 389-179NEW LOG CABIN
326SprIn field ., I; NAot a Gimmick ,'Simply a Gesture A. i no $1 10 mc, "389cabin on 2+ ac79,900.
3Dow n .. j523i9.-00. 90A4234 4316 mtn views, and stream,
330 Beaches_ to show, our continuing support 8:30-5:30 NI-F e ownes/2-2616
33Mddnlebug30t for those who sen'e. 335". North Carolin
Melrose Cla._ Waterfalls, Views, River
338Baker County home fin.; 620 score iBnkrlc.sellEP.estyDa Only, Dec. 3rd
34l0St John's County fin. Call-535-3888 IV ctniedtnree I this
32StiAugustine 100% FINANCING ited Availability.
344St. Augustine Bea no% if L Call for Details & Private
3 Nassau County O rk904-2-4231 3BER 2 Bath. 2 car I ORDA RL Showing. Open 7 days/wk.
350 Waterfronty garage patio. Vinyl I-McKeough Land CO.
3MCondominiums 3/2 OWNER FIN or Rent 17006-0 fenced yard.I866-930-5263
360 Out of Area/Town/ to Own, St. Nicholas, all 170R G2 6
State remod, fen yrd, $950mo EOManufactured'
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30D Investment Property $175k. Cal1641-1301 1 il t a yjO E S 3/2 w/AC. Must be
382 Retirement Comm. I moved. $3500. 334-5672
For Sale FSBO near UNF4/3H1
3K Miscellaneous / 2yrs/old 1886sqft,
390 Real Estate Wanted 10min to beach and EA IW ODIKS AP RT E TS- -
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of US HWY 301. 4600sf Johns Twn Ctr. $496,500
custom built 2 store 904-556-7337 6
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acres of all good high OPEN HOUSE SUN 12-4,
clean land. Vidalla 6936 Laloma Dr. Ig. exec .
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365 Hafe 380 I etes 405 U nts 410 Condominiums 415 Furonised 420 Unfurnished 420 Unfurnished 420 Unfurnished 430 Roommates 507 sior Sale
a Jax Beach/The Palms n a Ati. Blvd/Kernan- Share I
8/a 7 Westside House ICW -(Johns Creek) 4/2 orange Park-3/1.5 E -2/acres,4/2 home. DSL & all utill Sellinh Your Business?
pWoLe 1Very b/bareaLet
Furnished 42R/2BA 2 car gar, 1900sf, fnc Tnew carpet,aInt, tile, /3/2, + busnmR GR,
Mobile Home on acre A 904-476-1214 Patio enclosed ydfpIc, fre n enedyar, washer 4 w/drm,remodlIt, N/s only. 904.8388054 Itexlst Brokersnnwelncome
with deep well & septic JCP-3/2.5, 1 car gar TH, w/AC, autougarage, cpt, lawn svc Incid. /dryer. $500mo0+dp. w/appl. Great country
w tank. $ C32, 000 For Lease or Opt. to Buy. 3 miles from NAS$1200. Walk to A rated elem 210-8736 PCS. living in town II $1150mo + ICW-Female. non
912281.4824, $1315Fo mo. 6t3931 Lawn care provided, no schi, $1395 + sec dep -8sec dep. Available Nov 15 smoker, 2 share New
91228mo2731 pets. For info716.966 Call 992-8097 ORANGE PARK 4/3 (904)374-9913 2/2 gated condo. Near Office Space
A w KReno ICW-3/2. 1500sf, w/d, /2700sqftalrg ackS Coaepu. Unrity For Rent
92 2 20Refrigerator/Freezer 4Houses tile/new cpt, $1250m. 793 X yrd, plus o ffice WESTSIDE 3/2 ch/a new 0 m to beach.
S ATLANTIC CAPITAL i /ceaker cu 4 Unfrnished Port wie space, 2 car garage carpet $650 + dep $4or 8m904-708-551-399035 1,000f
STAINLESS STLAPP 2 ATANTI t AL ATTENTION GE-500Dishwasher 420 Unfurnised Port W L. 46510458 S .904r carpe34 $65 +or o808551-3990 Phills Hwy frontage.
A 9 S-l N I irW JJI$75,OWhlrlApool washer S75. -"N ICW INDIAN SPRINGS 3/2, 15 0/mo. 904 68-618 Phillps Hwy frontage.
CALL (94 2 -9 ---, 0io, el1dit, 0[ E...OP75.wt waher s75 lass A space.
i GE Electric stove AMELIA ISLAND -Ocean 2 car ar, 1800sf, exc Orange Park Westside 3/2 Fresh OPS 32+ut +ep 86 parking spaces.
MIC:|l;sal8lill[etU Come and See Avondale's self-cleaning $150. view, 4/4, CH&A 3 car area, $1250mo 219-6817 488 Sunstoned paint, new carpet, Call 612 6646 $9.9/f Can be divided
Own a new home for less Rehab Draw Up Front Most Prestigious Riverfront Call 269-1478 gar, $1500mo 3-7012 3/2.5 1496sf $1095 large fenced lot, 3 ral e Park/ 6646$9.95/ ean ro
then rent owner will No Pre- Pay Penalties Highrise Rental Community milTestoRbasesOrange Parkc/bCo. 3Sandealor
fince.Call Sandy @ *No Junk Fees Spacious to3Bedrooms MANDARIN Amelia Island TH $1100 lake $1195mo. year (904)730-8060 $900mo plus deposit Ar eForest
695-2255 *36 Hour Closings Avail. Breathtaking Views of 2/2 all amenities 2/2.5w/loft Water ft od, Call 221-2280 Orane Park Full Service Executive f
SHighest% LTV St. Johns & Downtown. Free Os.536-7916$825mo.. + sec. 247IC 5311 W new house 4/2, 90 William Penn Westslde 3/2 Fresh non-smker Offices & Suites fur-
'=141,Malle No Money Down Covered Parking. Heating & Mandarn BaSrtramPk. 0f -'920s.appi C.e Short 4/20sf,$950 oner Fat Se Ofice Sutlver-
Mand nen Shouse 4/2,.3/21500$0ait, new carpet, roommates to share st
YurJob is y credit. 100% Financing Air InCled in Rent, Swimming New 2/2 near Hospit A NEW HOME term avail. $1600m + Large fenced backyard <|harre fenced lot, 3 3/2 house. n520m" sed prime Unlver-
or' overlooking the River! nA 00 U p.Calla904-866-.431 FEDERATED MGMT ROUP es to base newly renovated pro
MH.Can Sany aend rTet a $1 85mo. 333-1034 All Areas. Call388 1208 LAKEWOOD2/ (904)730-8060 $900mo plus deposit (904)631-5664 fesslonal building. 24
phe-naep rove Sovere a 39th ve Ns ho mw ACR D T CUpdatedCH7 0mo Orange Pr ok Island k 46WestdeE3/2 ise tPnm or Zomntars
phone 695-2255 o e e3946 St Johns Ave($ N'side 2/2.5 New ARGYLE 3/2 GREAT RM, FPLC Updated, LAK OOC H mo Orange park2
OAAHOE PA GEA04.(904) 384-61S5 Townhome SCREENED PATIO, LG BKYD. + dep. 737-31491Harbor Islandr nWestside 3/2 women seeking Ute Emepowse rmn V &
LAND HOME PACKAGE 9 7 0 cm r Cutonmeblinds, all REF REQUIRED $995778-2897 Lakewood 3/2 $1108mo 14Bayside Drie nice pool home roommate es 6+no Etrfurise aZone. Vanu-
SSAVINGS! 912571142 A le Lakeworch 2 cargar $ 1,995 mo 9040sf273$1w/ard close to pets.98 806-3316 ous sizes avail Janu
3/2$DoubleWide w c o-/-y--sary 1st. 561-512-7432
onoh .25aresthet 61st S 564-1574 $1650mo. 221-0634yard c ARL2/1ye C himney Stove 3/2 & 11301 Lake Mandarin Cr E -3/2 f cudesacFEDERATEDMGMT GROUP NA. utils. 904Ava7775955il 12/1wntwn, conf rm
o2 Dace oe t aIncl.$100om you! Ne rno r Cross Timbers Ct. Call 737-2542 (904) 73-8060$1100mo. $1000 deo, WSde-Roommates
Middleburg. / Keystone. License OR reeritesds.net 1960sf cul-de-sa $1 m. w/Pool, 2500sf. PABLO Dyo904-810 wanted nice home, MANDARIN-4 rm offIce
$980 Down. $595 Mo. Lender # LI0d00547767 A 912-322.2sfex mo/$ 0dep. 607-0377 mMAND.d/ 2 PnA B A o 904-803-1336 pets ok,$500m + dep The Benton Roofing
CSaveThousandl9 SC IA 3715 Leewood Ln 4/2.5 lakeRUN 4 BR,3 BA fpOR Westside 2 4-6765 bldg on 1-295 262-7663
Call 291-ST2733 S 6AVIN8985 4 9 wGS 912-576ws1142 A rseo3e wenc.porh2dcarI gar $1,995 mo904-273, 0125 8061 WellbeckreROronr P hll Ho ac e
3/2,100f FINANCING I hnPnew 3/2 cluboone fit Laevlew Watermll 387-2333 ask for Cyrus 4/21745sf $1095 WSlIDE Spacious cony
LAND -N -HOME Bnkrcy Self EMPnvest&4BeroomHomes FEDERAL GMT ROUP ONTE VEDRA BEACH FEDERATEDMGMTGROUP to trans Co 35ofesson Realtor
mDuvalnd OK. Mark94-233-4231Becent, bbcourt.1800Park Mand-1400s,3/22 -3/2, across from (90 4)738 060 $300mo Ca 384-2631 Greatlotc. Confa Recep
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ST. MARYS, -Osprey Ground fr 294-4668 Crabalforincentives Barazon Ct. 868-3381ease. $1150 5610 728-5827 Westside W387-1804 440 acaton
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MARIETTA New land/ Aan r waterfront oBeach DuplDD URG savings to OCEANFRONT JAX BCH & refrig, W/D fenced FEDERATED MGMT GROUP 273-4356 465-0705r
home package close to 32 bonuss. Newyou ANewly renovrg, lux yrd. Call 641-3961 (904)730-8060 2 WestsldenearNAS 45 B ooms nierI o

375town 4/2 read for u roof plumbing. Remod- 3/2granSSappm. w/d982- ..o 1 0 SAN MARCO cozyr 3/1, b utwls 3 abe 707-7523 No financing. 982e8481
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like new 3K dn$300 Propertesprovded SE2/o ARL INGTON 3/2 w/fa MANDARIN 4/2 2 car arROUTESALE.

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MIDEria H4/2 O esN return. 206-235-4452 all for Appt.00 mov& Details seniors, 750m 278-d,0811 EnD.I Cn, e $77cano. 904687-4962 0+sf e /425 WestsideSmmerca uNts or orro
Rec Areas, Bridal Trals d nc 102 $90 744-2060 5376290 $1275mo, owner/agentd nc 10200 /2 Call 904-449-4724 $2000mo. $2700/mo Plum Lake m currently leased. For Rent
c477-42 L INVESTOR SPECIAL HUNTER' RUN S ORTEA VENETIAN 3/2 Arinton 3 bed- 904-262-3061 www.leasedluxury.com 6778 Plum Lake Drve N

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orAltamaha291-3100 i Wanted to Rent water view MMN$1550+dep deposit234 3652 dep. 12408 Richards Queens arborw/Poo FEDERATED MGMT GROUP EXTREMELY NICE prv Co. 35-222 Realtor
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SAVEfTHOUSANDS 9ao768-3324 607-8745 1 & 2BR's & 2 Pools AVONDALE All new Free Dec. $2700/mo World Golf Village ac/heat, 30rn 3049 Salon/Retail Space for
Land Home Package 2 urnshed Bn o STARTING AT 4 Po5 Inside, 3/1, ch/a $ cp MANDARIN newly renovm+dp. wweq easedluxury.com 1319 Ardmore aICWria v home w/pool, P An -SPaonRMDalorn
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acresInJacksonville. 385Miscellaneous FCCJ & Downtown! $1100mo Call285-1164 at 268,3500 Queens Harbor w Pool FEDERATED M de Incl utl Call space. Aval Jan 1,
$900 Down. $595 Mo. _CALL NOWI1387-2933 BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME 3600sf 5br/4ba (904) 730-68060 73-?65 374-3008.
CALL a 10 ope0dfpeeptional Dec 1.
n 0 n Grove 2/2, IN PONTE VEDRA MORANGEDARIN -T's 2/2.5 Dec. Free $200/mo Wsde-3/2, Fenced back ORANGE PI prv bath,
CF&NAS2BRDUPLEX newlyrenov allDamen 4/4,bonusrm.3cargar, & 3/2.5, aood areas, www.leasedluxury.com yard,$9O0mo +dep. gE Po. ul prl bt. 9-

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4edroom2 Bathroom REF REQUIRED $595778-2897 $3200mo + dep. Avail $600mo Call 993-4453
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2rApp/2Day ng Value More Than 100K to ocean $700 $500.off 1st Full mo JULINGTOCEEK Dr First Time HOme Buyers Okay
ST. MARYS, GA -Osprey Ground fir 294-4668 Crabapple Cove Ct. S. F hort term lease. $1150 561-302-6200 $6508387-18040Vacation/
Cove lot 398 corner o ndale Cottage a mx Beach/The Palms PVB -Ocean rove2122sf4br/2ba 98mo. 904-386-9926 R e Construton

red Cedar & Osprey Cir 543 Charles Pinckney BcRTO Oakleaf 4/2 2150 dancing 580 middle score
$129,900 firm. Call stopjaxforedosure.com lbr/lba,$875mo, 1/1 + loft, $10Omo. $1500m. DecFree 2WSIDENRO.P.2BRIBA x8'&FreezertruckKD
$129,900firm.904-476-1214 Newlyrenov568-8837 www.easediuxurycore 1527 Mddleburgne B$1400m. Appliances SMALLCOTTAE, QUIET programs
9OWNR FINANCING BY r(904)807-0910 1937Apk: Drive included. Joan 374-3005 REF REQ. $595/MO.778,2897 OCEAN FRONT CONDO, pacilgell as .

PRVSouth Jax Koger Business Area 473 Crabapple Court Drive North 3104HN. Myle Ave. commercial 'a 910 U ,,r homo nlv 4
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877.267-6139 2b./I 5b w/d, sec. prkg, December is FREEI own New brick, 4/2/2. (904) 30-8060 YULEEkNEWCONSTRUCTION Vfront2/2 6wk. cl service. Mayporty$90K.
375 Farms/ lease. $1200m 982-7383 www.leasedluxury.com Avail now $1180/mo 4BR 2BA, 2008SF, Sec Sys, utils & cable 707-7523 No financing. 982.8481
Units(904)807-0910 $239,900 904-2344316 SAN MARCO cozy 3/1 Sprinkler Sys Nconvecton SOUTHSce Lot 90-46-0256 Bsiness
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DeaeenuTract NO SIe $935mo. 635-8888 lawn svc, lana nrKernan ml, well maint, best Bath with Garden Tub, 500 Industrial sell, owner relocating.
ATTENTION INVESTORSII mi crowave. Complex offer from NRTSDE & /At avanow. 223fY1997 offer. 631-2351 s A, 20k. 887 482.
Savannah. Acess & ANGELO BUYS NORTHWETs se. ZLoced /s l29s f 95 l -Sac.$856 C Gareit For Sa 82-2030 Cele
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occupied ANYWHERE No Alicaton Feel 2043 Dunsford Ter. Free 3851f br4.ba $750m+dep.Builtin 3. CGG or 81-880-981
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Equestrian Homesites TOO SMALL II Special $99.00 moves Efficiency, Furnished, $E0ne.42sManufactured tsorBor end
StAcrtine Rat $139JustAcross Ocean, w/d.CH CLUB NA I BCHn new$ remod w/hd firs0282-5038 MauatuewmentsI
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Private Gated Community 904- 813- 2 $1200+util917-81712 3br/2ba enny on busy SR 121 sure Bal Loans. No
904-757-8742 SOUTHSIDE -2/2di2nd fir,e$n20v+ u in91 /25 carpet $775mo. 10amin to beach. RTO / Mobile Home, w/d near 1-10. Each unit credit scores. 725- 6127
RecAreas,BridallTrailsSANMARCO lc w/dI nc10200 Ca 904-449-4724 $2000mo. 866-9555 hkup, shed, rmin- currently leased.
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6eWESTSIDE -2/2, w/d hkwww.easedluxury.com $1200m+dep. of2 lotedn Hawkins Cvt lease opt Bob 334 ,01 4
MELROSE, FL -42 ac others $625 219-0316 S'SIDE 3/2 Move In SeI! H$1250mo. 904-221-5020 water & garbage ICi. 5 Indusi
cleared w/ beautiful W'side-Gregory West New 4br, 2300sf. $1450 OAILEAF S'side St. Nich area totally, 962 99eal
oaks remaining and a 2 Apartments unit. Near Avenues & Info call: 916-479-3626 PLANTATION renovated 3/1, $950mo W'SIDE SW very clean.
ac pond, many extras Holiday Savinasi 195. Storage, poolmV dgyc a No n c nopets.5 p 1 7 C L
52-478-1106/9380 y or Kell Call forPdetails. 777-5581 extras. $1200. 673-5588 2812 Sheep Head $1600 619-640-1986 S'slde Waterleaf New $ FOREST .3500sf blog, visityut,
Real Estate 4/2/2 1845sf $1125 over 3000sf, 4/2.5, all e.nedOCCC2o do.
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McHELLaCO.dA 219 for Rent 2 Br's on Ortega River. lcgar $1325m. 1st month FEDERATED MGMT GROUP great loc. Gated commST.AUG.OCFR 421 Lot ReEtals
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plots,deer & turkeyForu nApartmentsmgonrP 1/2olic 3/4-562tT5
more Info. &Call ood- Fur, nr$60 9 4-423 Move g 2 gt . Home for Rent. TermCNoSmk/Pets ARLINGTON la .l 3962 or 4039668 Rern money secured
mre& G Furnished Move In Special 3BD/BA 1600sf Golf Comm 4/2., l10763@hotmail.com lotonlciywaer.
229-888-2418 4aApartments W'SIDE off 103rd, nice $995 mo. 1-3693 It W/WATER ST. AUGUSTINE Terms. 910-7584
410 Condominiums 2br, ch&a, $575/mo, LVIEWPOOLSCREEN" "mrBusinesses T
MOUNTAIN CABINS 412 Retirement nci waterl614-7294 St. Johns Co. CR 210 EDPATIO,FENCED OCEANWAY .4'3 branao 4Now 4301t 507 Forsale
Nestled in the mtns of Communities 4 o i Brand New 994-861-4097 BORHOOD%.$1050.g EMAIL ...-Lr, i...e r.-,,-3L. C JAPANESERestforsae. 605 Schools
acre tracts starting 4Houses Unfurished gs r n iOPR,,OAKLEAF Jbr nomes ST. JOHNS CO. -2/2.5 TH, p Arlington pea- In high traffic W'sIde loc.,
1-7 acrnsuf ured 3/2 brand new end unit avail now, from Wj> room 2fbath Make Offer. 904,710-8897
price $9ss Awr eew Hom AVONDALE3br/lba Private. $1145m 403-9221. .. HousepFor Rent $1295-$1550264-1425 W54-63G2 wimminRpool,
travel & overnight ws Homes duplex, $750/mo Call n Oak Leaf Planta- r e k 6ST. N slit utinties MACHINE SHOP in R
/purchase 828-25!- 1004 i42vMob, e Home Lots 407.859-6444 for details W'stde 3/2.5 brand new Ition 3/2 1750 sqft --Ora. Equally, 1 month N. Central FL, 10,00sq ft
430Roommates never lved in, 1 car new construction, / leaf Plantation CoS/2m deposit. p.o.c. Robert Building all Equipment. 1 Week Day Class Dec 5
NASSAU CO. MH 4/2, 435Rooms to Rent AVONDALE Riverfront gar. $1100mo. 866-2948 Clay County Schools J,9 4/2/2, 1750sf, Megg9234-3652 aw 8 Week Eve Class Jan 9
ca2/2.5. fplc spectacular $1190/mo. 904,291-8243 r community Clints c Fnen500. Super Instrcin
ch/a, 2.5t a c fncd 40Beach/Vacation/ view $1650472-9642 W'slde Brand new 3/2, 904-962-9985 ammenities included, Vilano 4br/3.Sba beach Atl Bch/Mayport 3/2 TN Companies. 1.7M/nllon. www nmyf"eLcom
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bckyd, beautiful oak 44Storage/Mini- BAYMEADOWS/ A, everything.$825mw422-8053 ICW/GIrvin 3/2, new cpt (904)4062992$1175 firs, fen' pt m.+1/2 utIs635-1971 Brokers.352-538-2896 FIoridaReal Estate Instit.
904-266-2738/334:8426 Lockers -2/2, gated coy8prkg,95t,;_.g9_4_6,,_241VI'nOragarPancaccess 100-away, per-
ODUM, GA -65ac, nr Services Baymeadows/9A gated d IWInda ng4 283 Harvest Moon rampIawn main incid
Altamaha River. (Jesup, 455Wanted to Rent water view 3/2 Move In newly remod. fncd yd, FEDERATED MGMT GROUP $1399m.'904-687-4962
2y special$1395$1400m, 1st & last. (904)739-8060 VILANO BCH Beachfront
or 912-586-245BAYMEADOWS/SS3/2. o r42-61/42 16 3/2, all apple. 2 decks,3-WEEK HANDS-ON TRAINTNG
15 69sf, Ver Nice Modern,2/2 w/updated or 765-9523 .2 Orange Park 3/1.5 gar $1600. 904-669-0415
Apartments $1250m. 904-553-1497 screen Hg TV, Screened ICW/KERNAN 4/2, 2100sf, it fenced yard,W/D. WESTSIDE -lbr hse kit
100 ac. horse farm, 24 Furnished BAYMEADOWS 0 9A porch, nearbeach.$1495mo. 2 car oar, w/d, $1375 314Hollis.$800m+dp. eqa dep,$4CYmo no
stables, 1/2 mile track, -overlook condo 3/2 904.646.1715/757.232.3366 avali 11/25616-2429 210-8736 PCs@ avakI/1HAUD77114854CTUITI ONRI RSE
small 3-bdrm house, 2 ., Room for Rent all apple, w/d, utils, pool PV-Gated Sawgrass 3/2 ICW/Waterfrent/Isle of T
big barns, fenced pas- St. Marys & fitness, cov prkg on canal, nwyrenv Palm 3 /2slofmTUITIONLRNIMBURSEMENTS
tures, $7,250/ac. Call 322-8698. $1000/mo .535-75m1 on cana, newly renv Palm 3/2,-$1500m, gst, ARUPNGTON/SOUTHS3DE
big deer, farm rent only. Close to base newly renov, all apple, 7701 Timberlin Park #1531 2/2
Income. $4200/ac. $300/mo plus some. $1150 378-306 '1726 Ryar Rd. #3 22 6S IIR0ADMASTERI
137 ac open land. paved utilities BEAUTIFUL New 3/2. 1st
road farm rent Income, BEAUTIri Naes Hie sORANGE PARK
ROBEArSLNtDe&tTIMBER 405 s $875/mo.aHarris Real 351rier Rose 4/20 ]733 3
INRP.m612 Crystal Way 3/2.5 $1200
620 Acre tract In Putnam meant 629 3103I(904)61Crsa0a3/9&01904) 83-3333
County $7500per acre, Eagle Harbor TH 3/2 new t212 Ketterllng 2/1.5 $750 L800) 831-1300 WW.ROADMASTER.COM
800-833-0499 Arlington area construction, garage, 11WESTSIDERIVERSIDE
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APARTMENTS 276-9672 or 264-6805 ARGYLE GCS & LAKE ASBURY 8365 Swanton Ln. 3/2 $1300
380 Investment large 2Ustory,2central GatePw2/2I5 Townhm 3-4 bedroom H 3-4 Bedroom Homes 8041 Beaver Creek Dr. 3/2 $1050
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700 Domestic

HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY
Needed for (1)
21mo. old child. exp
prefd, but not req'd
also clean large home,
cooking & laundry St.
Mary's, GA. area.
912-729-4635
Jovencita para llmplar y
concinar free room.
Call 220-1565

702 Customer
702 Service

Signature Flight Support
(a BBA Aviation Ser-
vices Group company)
world's largest FBO and
aviation support net-
work has an immedi-
ate opening for a full
time Customer Service
Representative. Must
have valid drivers
license, HS Diploma/
GED and flexible
availability. Candi-
dates must pass drug
screen, 10 year back-
ground check.$9./hr to
start. Apply In person
before 9/25 :
Signature Flight Support
Jacksonville
International Airport
1470 Yonge Drive
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Fifty seat, 24X7 Inbound
medical call center
seeks Customer Ser-
vice /Team supervi-
sors. All shifts. 3-5
years of previous call
center experience pre-
ferred with supervi-
sory responsibility of
up to 25 agents. Heavy
telephone work. We
offer a competitive
salary, health, dental,
life and disability
Insurance and 401K.
Please email your
resume along with
salary requirements to
ReplyMD@aol.com.
REGENCY AREA
RETAILER $9/HR
904421.8143

705 Financial

TAX PREPARERS NEEDED
$11+/HR. Taxwise Soft-
ware exp helpful. Call
904 434- 2677/220-1040
WFM- a national mtg
lender is looking for
highly motivated
eople inour area to
e loan gofcers. No exp
necessary, we will
train, Gd pay with
unlimited potential
1-877-227-4592

7 Accounting/
u06 Bookkeeping

4 Year degree or
equiv business exp
req. Resp Include
Month-end journal
entry preparation,
G/L account recon-
ciliation/inventory
cost analysis.
Overtime req'd.
Email resume to Rob
Best at Rbest@
flarock.com, or fax to
904.791.1807. Florida
Rock Industries is an
Equal Opportunity
Employer.

Accounting/Clerical
OP CPA firm. PT, some
experience required.
Fax resume to 269-2551
BOOKKEEPER FULL TIME
ASSISTANT with
strong computer skills.
Knowledge of Great
Plains and degree
preferred. Fax resume to
645-5960
Market Center
Administrator
For local Real Estate
company. Duties
include; all accounting
& payroll manage
physical office & staff.
Salary $28K to start,
other opportunities for
strong candidates.
Email resume to
jsullivan@kw.com

TAX PREPARER/BOOK-
KEEPER -FT. perm.
Must have 2yrs exp
preparing tax returns
or public. Knowledge
of acctg & tax laws and
computer skills.
Quickbooks exp a plus.
NS, Busy Westslde
office provides paid
vacations & benefits.
Fax resume & salary req
to Mary 693-3373.
or email mlrlO40@aol.com
TAX PREPARERS
Seasonal, 2yrs exp.
preparing indiv. tax
returns for public.
Knowledge of tax laws,
computer skills, busy
Westside office.
Fax resume to Mary
693-3373.

707 Driver

Growing Co. needs Short
Haul & Regional Drivers.
Be your own boss.
Lease purchase.
You control your home
time. Earn big $$$
weekly. No money?
No credit? No problem!
Own your own truck.
Company drivers
welcomed. CDL & 2yrs
18wheelerexp. is req'd.
Call 800-877-3201,
or Andy 800- 726-8780
www.sheltontrucking.com

707 Driver

-' Company
r Drivers
$1000 Sign on
Bonus*
Owner Operators
$2000 Sign on Bonus*
*Paid First 2 Weeks
WANTED! Drivers w/ 2
or more yrs exp. &
Class A CDL- Hazmat
*Home most
weekends
8Co. starting pay
$.31-.34/mle
O/OP pay $.90/mile
+ fuel supplement
S$.01 Safety Bonus
Medical Dental 401k
Bonus

800-723-3424 for info

Driver
Drivers wanted.
Make $500 to
$800 per week.
Late model
vehicles.
Beaches, St Aug and
Jax....Para Transit
available
Call 493-5222 ask for
Tim Collins

DRIVERS BV&B hiring
CDL-A, 2 yrs exp. SE
region, home nights &
wknds. 904- 358-1322.

Drivers CLASS B
Apply at 2240 Dennis St.
2 yrs food deliver exp.
req $9.25/hr. review
after 3mo's bring MVR if
possible. 354-7600

DRIVERS- W A N T E D
delivering bread.
Various routes $7 & up
367-1455

DRIVERS
You can earn
$800 -$1100 next and
every week. & still be
home weekends. Must
have CDL A & mostly
clean 3 yr MVR..
356-0500 DFWP.

Clean MVR, 2yrs exp.
benefits. Insurance,
DFWP. Maxville.
Call 904289 7000

DUMP TRUCK DRIVER
-Exp'd & reliable.
854-4804 894-8774

Pay by the load +
bonus plan. Excellent
benefits. Apply 8160
Baymeadows Way, W.
Suite 300 EOE

*** Home ***
Every Day *-
PIPELINE
TRANSPORTATION
$45k $55k potential
5 days week
Home after every shift -
$750wk guarantee
Vacation & Cobra neg.
Up to $3k bonus for exp
Fuel Drivers
Local Jacksonville Area
Fuel Tanker Night Shifts
Must have:
CDL A w/X endorse.
3 years T/T experience
Clean criminal report
3 points or less on MVR
If you rieet these
requirements,
Call 866/443-8383 X2
for application

Leader in the transpor-
tation industry needs a
Class A Driver to make
daily JAX to S.C run.
Exp. with military
freight, forklift, loading
& unloading trucks.
Hazmat endorsement
pref. Must be able to lift
100 Ibs. Must pass drug
test & background
check before hire. Exc.
pay & benefits. EOE. Fax
resume & current DMV
report to 213-404-0903
or email to jaxre-
sumes@bellsoufh.net.

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

ROLL OFF DRIVERS Exp'd
Class A or B license
F/T, good bnfts 786-5503

SEASONAL DRIVER -For
the Salvation Army
Angel Tree/ Kettle
Program. 301-4844

TRUCK DRIVER
position for heavy
equipment sales/rental
co.ust have class A
CDL, & exp with 9-11
axle load. Exc pay with
comm & benefits. M-F
some OT Apply in per-
son nationwide equip-
ment 11950 New Kings
Rd N Jax

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

CHENEY BROTHERS, INC
NOW HIRING JACKSONVILLE
CDL A DRIVERS
South Florida's fastest growing food service
distributor is seeking local route drivers
in Duval, Clay, St. John & Nassau Counties to
deliver groceries and food service products to
restaurants, hotels & other retail customers.
Must have clean driving record and Great cus-
tomer service skills. Earn up to $45,000 yearly
earning potential with complete benefit package
including health insurance and matching 401K
plan.
Fax resume to: Dir. Of Recruitment (561)
845-4705 Email resume to: michellee@
cheneybrothers.com
Download Application www.cheneybrothers.com

Owner Operators

LOOKING FOR TOP PAY PLUS FUEL
SURCHARGE?
We are seeking qualified Owner/Operators for
contract to work with Trailer Bridge direct.
Based out of Jacksonville, FL our contractors are
running primarily in the southeast, allowing for
excellent miles with quality home time.

This is not a seasonal contract, but rather an
opportunity for consistent miles year round.
Requirements:
*Class A CDL with Haz/Mat endorsement
*Min 2 yrs exp w/no more than 3 moving
violations in 3 yrs
*No DUI or reckless driving convictions

Contact: Trailer Bridge Recruiting @
8002603070

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer (EEO/AA/M/F/D/V)

Comeom e .

This unique opportunity offers the
following advantages:
No operational costs
Administration support and assistance
Access to additional clients while
continuing to service existing clients g
Ability to provide propriety products
and services

Call Today! 904-786-6665

*JACKSONH HEWT

'Additional terms and conditions apply. No guarantee of
employment Most offices are independently owned and
operated. For additional locations, call 1-800-234-1040.

710 I Industrial/
STrades

ACE CONSTRUCTORS
a growing site contrac-
tor/ road builder, in the
Jax area seeks exp'd:
-*Supervisors
(Grading, Concrete,
Underground)
'Heavy Equipment
Operators
SFinish Grader Operators
'Curb Machine Operators
'Curb & Sidewalk Spe-
cialists
*Structural Concrete
Specialists
SFuel Lube Techs
'Skilled Laborers
SDump Truck Drivers
Competitive Salaries &
Wages, excellent ben-
efits. Please fax resume
to HR @ (904) 726-5991
or call (904) 726-5990
AUTO GLASS INSTALL-
ERS EXP great pay plus
bonus. Must have
owner vehicle 475-0666

Bellingham Marine,
a leader in the manu-
facture and construc-
tion of marinas, seeks a
Construction Project
Manager for our Cal-
lahan Florida Drystack
operation, to direct &
coordinate construc-
tion activities.
Responsibilities Include
managing labor,
equipment, and sub-
contractors for mul-
tiple projects, prepar-
ing daily reports &
change orders, sched-
uling, safety adminis-
tration, customer
relations, & supervis-
ing personnel.
Required experience
includes a strong
background in steel
construction and light
gauge metal building
experience preferred-
Travel is required. B.A.
Degree with minimum
of 5 years experience
OR equiv. exp. & ed
required. Computer
skills & travel are also
rirquired. Send resume
& cover letter to
hrobellingham-marine
.corn or HR BMI Corp
PO Box 8, Bellingham,
WA. 98227. Co. info. &
job description avail-
able at www.belling-
ham-marine.com.
Equal Opportunity
Workplace.
CABINET INSTALLERS
Multi -family cabinet &
countertop installers
for Jacksonville area.
Exp a must. Earn
$1500. -$3000. per wk.
Call Paul 904-838-2791.
CABINET SHOP Exp'd
help 5 years plus
preferred, bench, lami-
nate, finishing, machine
operators,,good work
environment,benefits
730-5004 ext 7
CARPENTER
FRAMING EXPERIENCE
W'side, Argyle, OP area
Tools & transp. a must.
Call 759 2875
CARPENTERS/ FRAMERS/
LEAD POSITIONS avail
with residential FRAM-
ING exp. Transp. a
MUST. 40 hrs/wk. Top
pay! Call John 219-6921
CARPENTERS
& HELPERS
for Resid framing.
Benefits avail.
Sub crews OK. 993-1111
CARPENTERS &
LEAD FRAMERS. Benefits
Great Pay, Lots of work.
262-3181

CARPENTERS
COMMERCIAL
Form, Frame & Finish.
Tools & transportation a
must. Top pay, benefits,
paid holidays + vacation.
Call Max 800- 693- 7838
DFWP/EOE
CARPENTERS with inte-
rior trim exp & own
transportation Call
904-864-6684 EOE DFWP

Class "A"
Industrial Mechanic
for 3rd Shift Mainte-
nance Crew. Must have
5 years exp. Pay ranges
from $16.96 plus
.26-shift diff. We are an
EECC, Drug free work-
glace. 401K, Health/
ental/Life Insurance,
paid Holidays/Vaca-
tions. Apply at Gilman
Building Products, 6640
CR 218, Maxville, FL
32234 or fax resume to
(904) 289-7736
CONCRETE FINISHERS
with crew. Must have a
9 man crew. Hrly rates.
772.0861
CONCRETE I
SUPERINTENDENT
Fast growing Concrete
Company is seeking
individual with all
supervisory skills, from
layout to completion.
Knowledge of struc-
tural concrete a must.
Starting salary $75,000
plus benefits. Send
Replies to: BM 9298420
C/O The Florida Times
-Union, One Riverside
Ave., Jacksonville, FL
32202
CONSTRUCTION
PERSONNEL
GC firm is seeking gen-
eral superintendents, 3
pos avlbi, and estima-
or/ coordinator in Jax,
FL & Townsend, GA for
commercial multi- dis-
cipline projects. Com-
etitive salary & excel-
ent benefits. EOE Fax
resume 904- 928-2091
DOCK BUILDERS WANTED
Exp & trans a must.
Good pay. All positions
avail. 904-537-7413

Boasso America a leader
in the intermodal
industry needs com-
pany drivers. Must
have Class (A) CDL with
(X) endorsement, min. 1
yr. driving exp.
Regional operations -
home most nights. Pay
loading and unloading.
Updated fleet with 2006
Model Tractors. Com-
pany benefits include
eaith ins., 401k plan,
paid vacation, paid
holidays. Qualified

applicants apply at
1827 E. 30th Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32206,
David 904-475-0336
DRYWALL FRAMERS &
HANGERS Group ins. Pd,
hols, vac 401K. DFWP.
Apply Fickling Brothers
1703 Lamberth St.
DRYWALL FRAMERS, HANG-
ERS & FINISHERS Com-
mercial, by the hr. 757- 7333
DRYWALL punch-out
man/touch -up needed.
Must be exp' d & have
tools. 904-262-7049
DRYWALL SPRAY Person
& touch up tech needed
exp'd only. Must have
valid DL. Call Mon-Fri
after 8:30am 272- 0879
ELECTRICIANS
& HELPERS
MILCOM
SYSTEMS CORP.
wanted for project
at Washington
Correctional Institute.
Pay based on
experience.
Send resume
to: HRpensacola
@ milcom-systems.com
fax to 850-478-9687
EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS
for Blount Island project.
Veterans encouraged to
apply. Start $10.50.
Call 732-9300

Equipment

Loader operator for
grade crew. Great
Benefits, health,
dental, pd holidays,
pd Vac, 401K EOE
DFWP Apply at:
FLORIDA ROADS
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106

ESTIMATOR for com-
mercial interior/ exte-
rior finish contractor.
All levels of exp will be
considered. Exp with
On Center Estimating
software a plus. Fax
resume to. Bill Sanford,
Inc. at 904-384-0198
FIELD TECHNICIAN
A multi-state con-
struction company has
an immediate need for
a professional Field
Tech for our Jackson-
ville and Central FL ter-
ritory. Person should
possess min 3 yrs con-
struction background,
tools, reliable vehicle.
public relations skills.
highly driven and
ability to multi-task.
Clean background and
drug-free a MUST!
Fax resume to Attn: Jerry
Carter (850) 222-2283

710 Industrial/
I710 Trades

INSULATORS
For in town projects.
Comm & ind. pipe, duct
& equip, exper. req'd.
Immediate work on
current projects. Need
dependable trans. Drug
Free 730-6707

Paint & Body shop,
Full TimeGood benefits.
904-786-5503

PAINTER EXP'D NEEDED.
Must have transporta-
tion Call 384-6032

Pipelayer
Hillman, Talman-
Laborers Good
benefits,,health
dental, pd holidays,
Vac. 401K EOE DFWP
Apply at:
FLORIDA ROADS
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106

PLASTERS & LABORERS
needed. Fla. & GA. Call
229-245 9791; 269-0215

PRINTERS- exc oppor-
tunities to help us grow
in tallahassee Florida.
We need patent binder
operators & a saddle
stitch operators with
several yrs exp. Exc pay
& benefits with relo-
catin assistance. Call
Lisa at Rose printing
Co, 850-325-6846 or
email to:
lisas@roseprinting.com
EOE

PROJECT MANAGER
Fast growing Concrete
Company is seeking a
Project Manager. All
phases of concrete
operations necessary.
Excellent salary and
benefits available,
Send Replies to: BM
9298466 C/O The Florida
Times -Union, One
Riverside Ave., Jack-
sonville, FL 32202

ROOFERS
Good pay, Own trans-
portation. Call 288 0431

Roof Shinglers Needed
for out of town work
Call 904-298-5177

SCREEN ROOM
INSTALLERS
HOURLY NEEDED
Exoierlenrc:. transp &
phone.- r,-a'd
904 291 1972

SERVICE TECH AND FIELD
TECH. Holland Pump
Co. hiring for Pump
Service Tech and Field
Tech for delivery and
pick positions. CDL
Class A or B required.
Send resume to
doug@holandpump.com
jim@riollandpump.com
SHEETROCK HANGERS-
/ HANDYMAN- EXP'D
Must have own trans.
Call 445-8251.

STUCCO PUNCHOUT PERSON
needed. Exp only.
Call 724-1637

Support

your military.

The best bargain

in town.

We bring

the military

market

to you.

For Classified

Advertising, call

904-366-6300,

or toll-free

1-800-258-4637.

Supervisor Trainee
Building Products
Industry seeks an
ambitious, energetic
mechanically inclined
person for a Manage-
ment Trainee position.
Prefer 2-year degree.
We are an EECC. Drug
free workplace. 401K,
health/dental/life
insurance, paid holi-
days/vacations. Apply
at Gilman Building
Products, 6640 CR 218,
Maxville, FL or fax
resume (904)289-7736.

TRUSS PROFESSIONALS
All positions. Design
through fabrication.
Day & night shift. Pay
based on exp. Exp. not
req'd. Apply in person
btwn 10am -2pm DFWP.
Manning Building
Supplies, 11155 Philips
Parkway Dr. East

713 Legals

LEGAL RECEPTIONIST
Busy law office has
immediate opening for
FT receptionist. Duties
include: Answering
phones, filing, sched-
uling appointments.
Prior legal exp helpful.
Send resume to:
jreagor@jaxlegalhelp.com
or fax 904-399-3377

Paralegal
firm has immediate
opening for experi-
enced paralegal
w/excellent litigation &
computer skills. Send
resume to: dmahan@
colestone.com or fax
to: Administrator
904-353-1055

714 Insurance

CAREER OP-CSR or
Agent Lid req'd. Busy
Baymeadows agency.
Fax 904-731.2449

CSR LICENSED 440/220
FT or PT, Fax resume to
$10-$12/hr 731-2599

715 Management/

ARCHITECT/INTERN
AutoCAD Proficient
Exc. Bnfts; Palatka FL.
Partner Opportunity
retaiapa@gbso.net

BUSINESS
DEV. SPECIALIST
Responsible to build and
develop rehab /out-
patient & contracts
Qualifications:
bachelor's degree
preferred. Sales exp,
particularly in health-
care services products
is preferred.
Fax/email 904-215-8415
email cbennett@
hcr-manorcare.com

715 fManagement/
71.5 Professional

EMPLOYMENT
PLACEMENT SPECIALIST
Keeton Corrections, Inc,
currently seeking E.P.S.
at Jacksonville facility.
Job requires Associ-
oates Degree or 2yrs
exp in vocational
placement or Human
Resources. NCIC back-
ground check, drug test
and valid driver lic req.
Competitive wages,
Benefits include health
and life ins, vac. hol,
401K. Apply in person,
2020 Dahlia Rd, Jax. FL
32254 EOE
Fifty seat, 24X7 inbound
medical call center
seeks Customer Ser-
vice /Team supervi-
sors. All shifts. 3-5
years of previous call
center experience pre-
ferred with supervi-
sory responsibility of
up to 25 agents. Heavy
telephone work. We
offer a competitive
salary, health, dental,
life and disability
insurance and 401K.
Please e-mail your
resume along with
salary requirements to
ReplyMD@aol.com.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Exp.,
creative Designer
needed for ad agency.
Mac proficient. Pay
commensurate with
exp. Full benefits pkg
avail. Fax resume to
904-737-0307

New Oakleaf
Plantation Office
Under Construction
Watson Realty Corp.
Join the # 1 Real Estate
Co. in Jax We will teach
you the secrets of
success! License class
begins soon. 421-7610

Choose Success with
I Southern HealthCare /

We are looking for an
individual who has:
"A .proven track
record in the long
term care industry in
admissions "The
ability to drive cen-
sus and quality mix
for 13 facilities on the
east coast of FL
"Demonstrated
knowledge on how to
develop, train and
implement sales
plans for optimal
census goals with
both internal and
external customers
"Excellent commu-
nication and ana-
lytical skills "Ability
to travel overnight
This person will
report to the VP of
Admissions and
Managed Care in the
Casselberry office.
In return for your
successful experi-
ence and talent, we
offer a very com-
petitive compensa-
ion and benefits
package with a
growing and dynamic
company.
Please email your
resume with a sum-
mary of what you can
bring to this position
along with salary
requirements to
jadevin@sovereignhc.
corn

SENIOR
CLINICIAN
LCSW/LMHC
FACT Program
serving mentally ill
population in the
Jacksonville area.
Great Salary, benefits.
Fax 813.289-1517
email
mnunez@ps- corp.net

Substance
Abuse Specialist
CAP for FACT Program
serving mentally ill
population in the
Jacksonville area.
Great Salary, benefits.
Sign on Bonus.
Fax 813-289-1517
email
mnunez@ps. corp.net

720 Medical

The Atruim
Assisted Living
Now has the following
positions available:
Part Time & Full Time
LPNs & CNAs Needed

Apply in person to
9960 Atrium Way or
fax resume to
724-8228.

BILLING/ RECEPTIONIST
-Urology office.
Univ Blvd. Fax 730-2554

F/T for busy Allergy
Practice. Exp'd. Ability
to travel req. Fax
resume to 904- 646-7997
FRONT DESK OFFICE PT
or FT for busy chiro-
practic office. Must be
energetic and work
well with others. Fax
resume to 230-1040
FRONT DSK Mgr M.A.
w/10+ yrs exp. pre-
ferred FAX Pto:
904-378-0104.
MEDICAL ASST- for
S'side OBGYN office.
Minimal commuting,
exp preferred. Fax
resume to 399-3436
NURSE PRACTITIONER
neededfor Duval county
100+K/yr. Wound Care
experience preferred.
Travel required. Send
resume email:mka-
zamias@woundtech.ne
t, fax 866-968-6339

PHARMACIST
NEED A CHANGE?
A wonderful opportunity
Is available at the
Naval Hospital & NACC
Kings Bay. Excellent
Benefits/401K. Paid
Holidays & MORE!
Phone: (888)621.9727
Fax: (888) 620-0092
LaniercorpiSaol.com
www.lanienndc.com

Physical Therapy
Assistant
at Naval Medical Clinic
Mayport FL. Ree. PTA
tive salary and sign-on
bonus, 36 paid days off,
insurance, 401k. FAX
r e s u m e 0 t o :
1-210-735 8648 or email
SaratogaJob@SBCGlobal.net

PROGRAM ASST- must
be a CNA. For adult day
care. Also need COOK.
Ph 425- 6991
RN for busy S'side Can-
cer Center. Detail ori-
ented & comp. exp. a +.
Prof. network exp. a +.
Fax resume to Laura
(904)346- 0815.
RN FT & PT Orange Park
Pain mgmt exp helpful.
No wknds, no shifts
Fax resume
904-276-4462
Attn: Clinical Director CSC

Taylor Engineering, Inc., a growing coastal &
water resources engineering firm, seeks can-
didates for the following positions in its Jack-
sonville and West Palm Beach offices:
Civil Engineer 3+ yr exp. in waterfront/marina
design; site development; preparation of con-
struction plans & specs; construction observa-
tion.
H&H Engineer 0 to 10+ yr exp. in hydrology,
hydraulics, hydraulic structures, floodplain
mapping, modeling.
Coastal Engineer M.S. in coastal/ocean engi-
neering. 3+ yr exp. in littoral processes & beach
nourlshment,numerical modeling, coastal
structures.
GIS Specialist 0 to 5yr exp. w/ ESRI GIS soft-
ware (Jacksonville or Tampa).
CAD Technician Exp. w/ AutoCAD or Micros-
tation to produce site layouts, construction
drawings, terrain models, volume calculations.
Environmental Scientist B.S. or higher in envi-
ronmental sciences or engineering. 3+ yrs exp.
In permitting, wetlands delineation, NEPA,
mitigation, WQ assessment/modeling.

All positions require proficiency In one or more
of the specified areas, good oral and written
communication skills. All include comprehen-
sive salary and benefits package. EOE.
Send cover letter and resume to: Human
Resources, Taylor Engineering Inc. 9000
Cypress Green Drive, Suite 200, Jacksonville, FL

723 Dental

CLINICAL DENTAL
ASSISTANT
Exp'd for progressive
Northside practice.
Must be a self starter
with good communi-
cation skills. Excellent
benefits, 34 hr wk. Fax
resume to: 221-5194

DENTAL
RECEPTIONIST
Experienced Dental
Receptionist for
Arlington cosmetic
practice. Must have
great communication
and organization skills.
Fax resume to 221-5194
NEW PATIENT
COORDINATOR
New, modern, stream-
line design, first rate
Orthodontic office in
Orange Pk is looking for
a dynamic, profes-
sional Patient Coordi-
nator. FT comp. sal.
bnfts. Responsibilities:
greeting patients, pro-
viding them with a high
level of patient cen-
tered care, pleasant
phone etiquette. Strong
communication skills,
dental/ orthodontic exp
desired good working
knowledge of MS office.
Email resume to
hr@imagineorthodontics.com
EOE/OFWP

724 Education
PRIMROSE SCHOOL
hiring for various
positions. Hiring in
Julington Crk 230-2828
Fleming Island 298.3938
St. Johns Forest 824-1100

Immediate Openings
Adjunct Inst w/ret bene-
fits. Disciplines Needed:
Math, Eng., Mgmt, Safety
& Psych.Must have
Masters deg w/18 sem.
hrs. in applied discipline.
Fax resume to Suzie
at 779-2344. ,
Embry Riddle
Aeronautical Univ.

725 cOffice/
725 Clerical

BOOKKEEPER/EXECUITVE
ASST FT salaried
position. Strong cleri-
cal, bkpg & oganiza-
tional skills req'd. Full
benefits, significant
advancement 0opty.
Enterprise North Florida
Corp. 4905 Belfort Rd,
Ste 110, Jax Fl 32256 Fax
904-332-9925
EXEC. SECRETARY FT
for busy Doctor. Typing,
computer skills &
organization a must
Bnft. Fax 904- 346-0887

OFFICE CLERK Pest Con-
trol Co. Basic ofc skills.
Good bnfts. 771-5566

* ,]el:0 I ; ',111 l ['[4> 4 it1= ;*
Our TEAM is in search of
an ENERGETIC person.
PROFICIENT in Excel,
Word, & ACT with Basic
Acct a must. EXPERI-
ENCE in flooring, blinds,
& draperies a plus! Fax
Resume: 904-280-9542

Professional/
730 Personal
Services
HAIR STYLIST & NAIL
TECH W/EXP. RECEPT/
ASST Booth Rental.
Blow Out Salon384-5605

Orange Park
SERVERS
PT & FT positions.
Also hiring
CULINARY POSITIONS
Please apply,in person:
6050 Youngerman Cir.
at 1-295 & Blanding Blvd

735 Restaurants/
7 Hotels

Bartenders, Waitstaff &
Cook needed.
Apply in person
at Stadium Club

Bartenders FT/PT, Cooks
and Dancers
Call 641-2301
CLIFFS NIGHTCLUB
is now hiring for all
positions. Please apply
after 2pm at 3033
Monument Rd. 645-5162

DANCERS, BARTENDERS,
SERVERS, SECURITY
Call 384&0870
DANCERS, DOORSTAFF, &
BARTENDERS NEEDED
CALL 757-7370
DANCERS DANCERS
No nudity, no exp nec.
Will train-.AM/PM,
No Mandatory Tip Outs
Wackos 399-1110

DANCERS *
Bartender, Waitstaff
and Security
Day/Night shifts avail.
Biggest showbars in Jax!
GOLD CLUB 645-5500
CROSSROADS SHOWBAR
247-4322
EXP'D GRILL COOK,
CASHIER SANDWICH
MAKER & CLEAN-U.P
FT/PT, no nights or
weekends 724-8226
FRONT DESK-pleasant
voice, Apply min person
9am-9pm M-Sat. 1500
Airport Rd.Next to
Zaxbys
FRY COOKS -Exp. &
dependable. Good pay
SERVERS All shifts.
4553 120th St. 908-4202

JACKSONVILLE
MARRIOl"I HOTEL
is currently hiring for the
following position:
*FRONT DESK CLERK
Please apply in person
or fax resume to:
904. 296- 3450
Jacksonville Marriott
4670 Salisbury Rd.

FAVORITE
RESTAURANT
AND BARIIi
WE'RE ADDING OUR
4TH LOCATION IN
JAX- ORANGE PARKII
".a.REALLY HAVE
FUN AT WORK "
NOW HIRING:
Line/Prep Cooks
Servers
Host/Hostess
Bus/Dish
Expeditors/Bartenders
APPLY AT:
The construction
trailer onthe site
Our new location is:
1750 Wells Rd.
Between Oakes Rd &
Orange Park Mall
(next to Carrabba's)
ON-THE-SPOT
INTERVIEWS NOW
MON-WED.(this
week) 9am-6pm
To find out more
about the
Miller's Ale House or
questions:
www.atehouseinc.com

PARADISE ISLAND
DANCERS NEEDED
Call 998-3111 after 6 PM

SERVER PT SS days,
$80-$100/day. Exp req.
Call aft 2pm 641-4877
SERVERS
with exp. Please apply
in person: Giovanni's,
1161 Beach Blvd. Jax,
Beach 249-7787
Waltstaff, Bartenders,
Doorstaff
Call 399-1110

Waitstaff
Call Malabar
9801 Beach Blvd.
641-5033

737 Real Estate

CLOSER/PROCESSOR,
SExp'd. Sought b? Title
ins. Co..Detail oriented,
self' starter. Fax/email
to (904) 280,8818 or
adamiachoicetltle.com

740 Retail

JEWELRY SALES
Sales experience req'd.
$25 -$50K + bnfts Aply
at Monahan Jewelers
619 Atla,'tic Blvd. Atl Bch

745 sales

COUNSELOR POSITIONS
FT, PT, to work with
women on weight lose
program. Must be
highly energetic with
good people skills.
xp'd in sales, nutrition
& psychology helpful.
Early advancement
opportunities. South-
side call Cheryl
721-1553 Orange Park
call Becca 317-9775
and Ponte Vedra call
Kristy 280-1820
Immediate opening for
an EXPERIENCED
outside SALES
REPRESENTATIVE with a
MILLWORK building
products sales back-
ground in Jax area.
Daily, in-territory, and
occasional overnight
travel is required.
Well-established,
growing company
provides travel
allowances and other
excellent benefits

(i.e., health, dental, life,
disability insurances)
401(k), and more.
Promptly Send Replies
to:BM 9327219 C/O The
Florida Times -Union,
One Riverside Ave.,
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Sales Person in home
experience a must.
Organized self starter,
unlimited earning
potential. Please fax
resume to Custom
Surroundings 565-8496
Attention Mike.
SLEEP RIGHT MATTRESS
Hiring highly motivated
pro. sales assoc. retail
sales exp pref. High
commission plus hr.
pay. HIth benfts avail.
d. vac. F/T, wknds
req'd. Call 904-814-3004
for immed. interview.

WORKFOK FOR THE
BEST!
Careers in Sales, Drivers
and Day /nite Whse
Positions
Dade Paper Co. (BOLD)
4102-7 Bulls Bay Hwy or
fax resume to
904-783-4181
Drug Screen, Bkgrnd
Ck Req for
all positions, MVR Req
for Driver & Sales

n75 Technical/
75 Engineering

CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENG
AutoCAD Proficient
Exc. Bnfts; Palatka, FL.
Partner Opportunity
retaiapa@gbso.net
CODY'S SURVEYING
Hiring exp. CAD Techni-
cian (As-Built exp pref)
& IM. Benefits incl. Vac,
hilth, dental, life. Call
Jason at 904-696-8840

Survey
Instrument
person
with Exp. Offering
excellent benefits.
health, dental, pd
holidays, pd Vac,
401K Pay commen-
surate with exp. EOE
DFWP
Apply at:
FLORIDA ROADS
10439 Alta Drive
714-0041 x106

752 Warehouse

FLORIDA WINDOW
MANUFACTURER has
immediate opening for
a Warehouse foreman-
& sales. Experience
helpful- and for expe-
rience Window Install-
ers in the Jacksonville
area. Full time posi-
tions- good benefits.
Call 904-519-0803 for
interview. EOE/DFWP.

WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL
Audio/Visual Production
Company currently
seeking a full-time
warehouse person.
Duties include but not
limited to: managing
vehicle inventory,
organization of ware-
house and assisting at
company events.
Must have previous
management experi-
ence, organizational
skills and pass
required background
test. No prior knowl-
edge of industry is
needed but is helpful.
Email resume to
hrdept@ssav.net

753 Security

D & G LIC'D SECURITY
OFFICERS U.S. Security
Assoc. 721-8098
GUARDSMARK
The largest employer of
former FBI agents in the
world has new career
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EOE M/F
SECURITY OFFICERS
CLASS D & G UP TO
$9/HOUR. 378-3470

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SECURITY
PROFESSIONALS
Full and Part Time
IMMEDIATE Openings
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Supervisors in the Fer-
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and willing to work
various hours a must.
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M/F/D/V/EOE
89000174

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prreferred, but we will
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755 Miscellaneous

DANCE INSTRUCTORS
We train, no exp nec
make $300-$600 /wk
Call 262-7604
DIR. OF CHURCH MUSIC
Keystone Heights UMC,
FT, Traditional &
Contemporary skills.
Music degree or related
exp. Email resume to:
KeystoneUMC@bellsouth.net
FIELD TECH
Fire & Safety Eqpt.
Sales exp. helpful
Good pay/bnfts. Call
904,346 0111
INFANT & TODDLER
TEACHERS
& VAN DRIVER
openings FT & PT
$6-$9./hr, 3 locations.
Mandarin 262-0330,
Riverside 399-1009,
Beaches 246-0882

755 Miscellaneous

LAUNDRY TECHS &
HOUSEKEEPERS -FT &
PT. Rotating shifts and
days. DFWP EOE on bus
route. 731-8230
MAINTENANCE 10-15 +
hrs /wk permanent.
$15/hr. Call 363-9077

MAINTENANCE TECH -
Fortune 500 Comp
seeks tech to perform
highly skilled work in
install, repair and maint
of commercial food
production,'handling,
storage, packaging,
and related equipment,
appliances and build-
ing systems. Will per-
form routine lubrica-
tion, testing, and
preventative maint. 2
yrs exp in commercial
food equip and
completion of appren
trnq program in elec.
refrig, plumb or equiv
required. HVAC and
Journeyman License
desired. Send resume
to HR MGR at
904/732-5178 or apply
in person at 2124
Knights Lane E, Bldg 5
32216. EOE.

MILITARY EXP
Leaders to help build &
train winning team
Professional image &
strong ppl skills
$600/wk pot. 733-9421
PEST CONTROL TECH
Good benefits. Exp
preferred. Call 771-5566
PET CARE SPECIALIST
Pet World. 262-4646
10400 San Jose Blvd.
POOL MAINT- with
exper. & good driving
record. Call 726-0971
Sunburst Pool Inc.

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TECHNICIAN/MEDICAL
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760 Part-Time

EARN $1,000+ PER
MONTH very part-time
as a life insurance
professional. Let me
show you how. Carlton
Higginbotham (904)
210 7035

c830 Child
8 Care

4? Child Care
in my Mandarin
BiA home. Please call
Gfor reasonable rate
Meals provided 268-6210

835 Cleaning
83 Services

YULEINDY'S CLEANING
SERVICES Carp"
Excellence is our goal
Residential & Offices
Services. Free Estimates
Lic'd. Call us today and
let us make your life
easier. 686-5070
Fax 727-7939. E-mail
yuleindyscleaningserv@g
yahoo.com
Housekeeping position
wanted for all your
house cleaning needs.
Call Shannon, refs avail
upon request. 374-3896

862 Health/
862 Beauty
Independent Herbalife
Distributor
(904)771-2556 Iv. msg.
Kie2Success@hotmail.com

894 Massage

ADD 1 MASSAGE DAILY
Best recipe 4 relaxation
Great Christmas Gift.
In/out, all areas MM16389
1975 Wells Rd. OP. 272-9115

Merchandise
900 Antiques
902 Appliances
905 Articles for Sale
910 Arts & Crafts
915 Building Supplies
920 Business/Office
922 Collectables and
Jewelry
95 Computer
927 Craft/Thrift Stores
928 Electronics
930 Farm/Planting
935 Fruits/Vegetables
940 AC/Heat/Fuel
945 Garage Sales
950 Garden/Lawn
955 Household/Furniture

960 Machinery and Tools
965 Medical
970 Musical Merchandise/
Services
975 Photography
980 Sporting goods
990 Wanted to Buy
or Trade

900 Antiques.

DINING RM TBL. Duncan
Phyfe style dbl ped.
Mahog inlay 45" x 89"
w/leaf. Good cond.
Pd.$1800 Ask $1500 OBO
891-6639
Formal China Hutch
With buffet dining
table with six
chairs and leaf.
New condition, excel-
lent but. 233-1931

902 Appliances

4 GEelectric30" free-
standing,range elec-
L tronc timer and
clock,self cleaning
white,exc cond. $150.
269-1478 Before 8pm
SGE Electric 30"
Free-standing
Range Electronic
timer and clock.
Self-cleaning, white,
excellent condition
$150. Call 269 1478

902 Appliances
? KENMORE STACK-
KENMABLE WASHER AND
A DRYER
S Two years old
works great, can deliver
904- 994- 0100

4. KENMORE WASHER
/ AND DRYER
\1/less than two years
old. Can deliver
$350. 904` 994` 0100
4 Maytag Neptune
S Stack Unit
- Washer/Dryer.New
never used, didn't
fit space. Sells for
$1999. Will take $1400
264-9434

MAYTAG
WASHER/DRYER
L SET
REALLY GOOD
SHAPE, CAN DELIVER,
$280. CALL 904- 994. 0100
Refrigerator
Almond, side by
side, 24 cubic feet.
Has ice maker. Call
729-7218. Leave mes-
sage. $100
4 Washer & Dryer
Good condition $50
tl( for both. Call
705-8601

905 Articles
For Sale

c. 2001 Dakota Quad
Scab bodyguard bed
liner will help you
Install $60.
904 594- 6373
S4 Factory 18 in.
S Mercedes Benz
tires/wheels $100.
Exec. condition.
Call 904-771-5208
c? 4-Sale Toy Cars
|Trucks, Tonkas etc.
Old Country Rock
other 33'va 1960s
blue mod. tone
depress. glass dishes
264-1719
4 Tires Ford Ranger
14 in $40' Stereo
floor speakers $60;
Alum wheels off
'99 Camry $ 100 obo.
771-4674

4 8MM Movie
,Projector, very
good condition,
904-387-1529
4 25 gal Fish Tank w/
accessories, w/
stand $35 8box tile
12x12 beige still in
box $40.
Call 904-771-5208
4 Air Conditioner
Window Unit
S I 1 Yr old, Sears
Frigidaire $200.
904-641- 5059 excellent
condition

BLOWOUT CLEARANCE
SALE on name-brand
kidswear! Save 50-70%
OFF retail! Exclusive
TIME LIMITED offer!
Log on
www.magckidsusa.com
Mention Discount Code:
MK15679-TU
for HUGE Savings!

i Craftsman Radial
Arm Saw-2 HP
1$100, Table saw
100, boys dresser
$35. Women's motor-
cycle jacket size 8 $25
993-8281
4L CRAFTSMAN RIDER
MOWER 10HP/30"

starter and seli-
noid, worth $600 asking
$400. Ask about deliv-
ery. 904-594h6376

Do You Have a Pool?
Are you going to
S build one? I
If the answer is yes,
please read this ad
carefully. I have all
the necessary pool
equipment you need. |
Filter, pump, lights, I
vacuum, heater and
state of the oart con-
trol that will allow
you to operate the
pool from inside the
house. If you already

/chifer that will solve
the problem and put
the water at a per-
fect temperature. All I
equipment is brand
new, never used, is
still in boxes. Make a
descent offer and it's
yours. For more info
call me.(904)315.4019.
Ask for Luis..-

ENT CENTER -Cherry,
Polk, fir spkrs, stereo
cab, patio table
w/4chrs, Kenmore,
extra Ig capacity w/d,
Total Gym XL HD
996-8816

d Exercise Equipment
Cardio glide, $50,
Sand stepper $25.
729-7707
4. Folding Stairway
S8'5" Pine, $55, fuse
it box main and 40
breakers square D
steel grey $100 384- 7909
a. For Sale -
| 8mm movie projector
kLj 387-1529
& GE ELECTRIC STOVE
30" wide white
S really good.con-
dition $65 ask
about delivery.
904-594-6373
ICE BOX -Antq & stereo,
CD, turntable, radio,
tape, both exc cond,
Best offer 269-1957

4? In. line Skates K2 soft
Sboot brand hardly
i1 used paid $120 selling
for 30.00 call 317-0973
SKenco broze window
13ea 36x48,2ea 26x48
S rollout with screens
2ea doors,removed
frm 27x12 deck $500.00 OBO
284-0536 Lou
4 Kenmore Refrigerator
S18cu. Icemaker
1#175,GE-500 Dish-
washer $75,GE Elec-
tric Coil Range,self-clean-
ing,white $150 excellent
condition 269-1478.
4? LadiesLeather Coat
Handbag size 12.
XI$100 Suede jacket
szl3 $55. Girls sz 10
Jean Jacket boutique
$20 384-7809
L. EAF NET COVER for

Xi ? ':'3:.J-', .:r J..i 4.:?"
L LIL' TYKE PLAY
HOUSE i-4,) 00
/C A L L 14 .6761

4 Oak Table & Hutch
With six chairs.
\l)Double pedestal
excellent condi-
tion $1000 262-1290
after 5:30
PINBALL MACHINE -
Bally "Mystic" $550.
466-0022
4, Power wheels car
.| Fisherprice Two
I speeds and reverse 3
Sbatterues and charger
incld $70. 904-641-5059
4? Radio Controlled
Firebird XL elec plane,
VL new fuselage & radio,
extra batteryHow to
video, $75.00. 269-1478
before 8pm.
4? SAFE SMALL FLOOR
I $100,clarinet $100,
- dorm fridge $40,
shopsmith $350,
paint ball gun $50.
treadmill $100.
904-272-7352

g Sleeping Bags (5)
$30 For all, upright
x vacuum $20, boy's
bike 20" $10, VCR
player $30 with remote
control. 782-6222
Storage unit 10x20.
wood floor well built
$1,200. Whirlpool
Washer/Dryer $300.
Call 838-0294

SSURF BOARD 10' 4"
3 Stringer, clear, tri
fin, rozo custom
made $395. Good
shape 821-1550
sp TIres new mounted &
balanced P235 70R17,
DynaPro 4e $130. ea
Call 282-4279

TONNEAU COVER
For Ford F150 6ft
bed, 6mo old, exc
cond. $100. 542-0958
VACUUM Kirby G4 with
accessories $350. Also
DR tbl w/4 chairs, $200.
Call 535-4653 aft 10am
WATER SOFTENER (3)
Kinetico K-2000, (1)
Brine tank $1000 obo.
904-261,4058

915 Building
S Supplies

WINDOW SCREENS
(New) All sizes,
-- $2.00 each. Call
912-674- 2469

r 24, 2005 21

917 Buildings
For Sale

METAL BLDGS (2)
1-(100x150x20)
1-(150x80x12) Both in
good shape, lOyrs old.
Will take down &
deliver. Also 2 Free
Standing Coolers for
sale. James 904-545-6569
METAL FRAME BLDG.
100'x 100', $10,000. Call
352-498-7020

920 Business/
2 Office

Workstation / Cubicles
ONLY $595
Herman Miller 8' x8'
With Pedestal & Overhead.
Gator Office Furniture
(904) 724-6400

922 Collectables
922A & Jewelry

Diamond Ring Wedding
Set, white gold, 2.63ct,
Total wght, Marquis
solitare 1.77ct, clarity
SI-1, color HI,
appraised @ $32,000,
asking $12,000 obo.
Must sell. 718-3252
SEA SHELLS -100's of
shells, very rare, rare,
uncommon common,
never displayed, col-
lected by divers
through-out the
Pacific. Conus, Glo-
riamarls (Glory-of
-the- seas) Cyprea -
Aurantium (Golden
Cowrie). Murex Pele.
Just to name 3. Will
trade all or an antique
grandmother or grandfa-
her tall clock. Moon face
pref. 386-364-0729

928 Electronics

S 8MM Movie
Projector, very
good condition,
904-387-1529

S Bose 501's
Floor Speakers
And two Bose
Acoustimass rear
cubes w/bass module
$300 xcond. Great
sound. 904-529-9630
o Car Subwoofer and
Amp 10" sub in
L tube. No box
needed. Crossfire
70Wx2 amp. Excellent
condition $95. 882-5267
4 RCA 19" TV
5 years old, $50.
S Call 904-334-8554
904-908-1564
Saturn '01, Green,
SSW, all extras, 27k
1.0miles, $7000, new
100% financing if
eligible. Call Lt
McMeekin 249-0938
SSony Wega 36" TV
Excellent condi-
tion. Complete with
stand$400
904-778 7809
SSubwoofer & Amp
10" Sub in tube, no
4 box needed.
Crossfire 70w x 2
Amp, excellent condi-
tion $100. Call 882-5267
4 T.V. 19' Panasonic
Color, xcond, $40,
I Pioneer, receiver
amp, xcond $25.
529-9630 after 5pm

35 Fruits/
95 Vegetables

CITRUS FRUIT U-PICK
assorted varieties,
navels, satsuma. Switz.
287-2726 or 707-7913
GLAZED CHERRIES &
PINEAPPLES -For baking:
Also pecans. Reason-
able prices. 387-9277

940 AC/Heat/
Fuel

Heaters- 2 wall mounted -
propane. Very rea- "
sonable. 564-4098

945 Garage
Sales

ARL -6524 Brademere
Rd. N. Sat 9-2, Santa
Suit, many others.
4 ATLANTIC BEACH
MOVING -1317 May-
S port Landing Circle.
Sat 11/5 Sun 11/6 &
Sat 11/12 & Sun 11/13 Fum,
clothes, toys, exercise
equip, backyard swing,
futon, cmptr desks,
numerous HH items,
249-5967
Baymeadows-tools,phot
o gear,books,pictures &
frames,gardenware &
kichware,etc. Sat 8-4p
8211 Kensington Square.
4? Dog Kennel
plastic.Petmate pet
kL porter. Large 36" L x
24" Wx26"H.
$15. 00 Call 278-1952
ICW-3830 Luth Dr. E., Sm
blue rocker recliner &
other great stuff. Fri
8:30-2:30,Sat 8-1pm.
4 MOVING SALE!
SWasher/dryer set
i C $275. Playhouse $100.
Fish tank & stand $100,
twin boy bed, prim colors
w/slide tent area w/
mattress $200. Call 534-2514
A Multi Family Sale
T Fri/Sat 8:00-2:00
rl abClothing baby
items toys & more.
110 Oakwood Ct.
Middleburg

O.P. MISC ITEMS
HH items, 1339 Bay-
hill Blvd. Sat 9-4. so.
off Blanding, L. on
Jefferson Ave.
Bayhlll Subdivision.

Bargain Hunters Galore

This Sat & Sun have your
garage sale at The
Market Place. Vendor
Spaces Starting @
$7/Day
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA

9Crh Garden/
50 Lawn

LAWN TRACTOR -John
Deere L120 Series,
Briggs & Stratton eng, .,
20hp, wide cut w/grass
collector & fertilzer
attachment, $2500 obo "
779-9730
LAWN TRACTOR MUST
SELL PRICE REDUCED
John Deere L120 Series.
Brlggs & Stralton eng. "
2Ohp. wide cut w/grass
collector & fert!l ier
attachment. Original
price $2800 asking
$2000 obo 779-9730
4 Mower, 4HP, 22"
rear bagger. $75,
SlSears gas edger
S$85, Accordion 120
Base deluxe, misc
building supplies. Make
offer 781-6222

955 Household '
955 Furniture

4? Antique Butterfly -
Leaf Trestle table,
perf. cond. $350.
264-6364
4 Bassinette new in ,
box.Portable/travel(fo
1 lds).PrecIous
moments.light
blue/yellow.lncludes
canopymattress.sheet. $40.
278-1952
Bed, BLOW OUT
NEWMATIRESSES
Warehouse Showroom
Low Overhead=U Save
Must sell Today!!
Twin Sets $79-195

Queen Sets $135-$395
King Sets $250 -$495
Memory Foam close out
334-8573 or 5057941
BED -00000000AAAAAAA
Bedr- A Brand Name
Queen Pillow Top matt.
set new w/warr. Sac
$170. Can del 858-9350
Bed- Brand new King
Luxury Pillow Top mat
set w/warr. Must sell
$190. Can del. 398-5200
Bed -Full mattress & box "
set new In plastic $110.
Can deliver. 391-0015
Bed Beautiful temp-
pedic mem. foam matt
w/10 yr warr. $250. Can
deliver. 904-858-9350
BED.A- BARGAIN
BRAND NEW IN PLASTIC
Queen $99 King $140
em. Foam From $260
(904) 674-0405
BED -A Queen Ortoho-
pedic matt. set, new
w/warr. $99. Can
deliver. 904-398-5200
BED-Qn. Sleep Number 2
by Select comfort 1/2
price. 241.7100
SB ED Queen,
mahogany with
S matching dresser "
and mirror excel-
lent condition. Buy
$600. was $1800. Call
904-233-1931 or
904-536-8870

22 JaAlUr NWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, November 24, 2005

955 Household
Furniture

SBedroom 4Pc Set $298

l% Fall Clearance!
3 Pc Queen Bed $19-
5 P Oak Dinette $199
2 PC Sofa&Chair Frorr$29
3 Rm 18Pc Condo Pkg$99a
VCR's From $1l
20" Color TV's From $75
4 Drawer Chests $6CE
CORT CARANCE

Beds- 2 twin Jenny Lind
Style Dresser w/hutch,
night stand & bedding
$500. 904-945-9918
BOX & MATTRESS SET
Qn Size. Pillow Top In
Plastic $200 (904) 674- 0405
Carpet-New, ivory
S plush 7'/x12' $80;
I-lounge chairs with
cushions $20; sump
pump. New $70.
27163584
Complete Bed-
room Suite For
j $400. Oak. new.
Please call for
information. 864-4725
COMPUTER DESK Broy-
hill 4'Wx7'H, all wood.
exc cond. $250 910- 0397
Couch- Excellent
condition, beige
k 1 w/burgandy floral
Sprint. Priced to sell.
$150 OBO. 264.3486
228 1095
COUCH -Leather
Sw/autumn $750.
1|1Rod Iron kitchen
table set $350 large
wicker chair $175. all/
obo. 904-537-7862
Couch leather,
| w/ ottoman $750.
l I )Large wicker chair
t $175. all obo.
904-537-7862
a Curio cabinets.
SOak, mirror & glass.
SI Lg Is 7' x3' small is
S 3' x 3' $250 for pair.
Call 912-674-9317
Entire Kitchen, nat. mpl
cab. w/pull out shelving;
Matching Isl, gran.
cntrtops, Gennair
Cooktop, Bosch D/nW
S/S Refrig, Micro, Bit-in
oven 2 Nat. mpl bath
vanities w/cultured
mrbl sink, Jullngton
Creek Plant. 406-5564
Kingsize Waterbed
SGood condition,
$50. Call 705-8601
LOVESEAT cream Ithr,
4x4 south western plc,
2 end tables, 350 for all
obo good cond.
278-1802
MATTR -& box sprgs,
kng sz, Simmons, 6
nights, pd $1000, sell for
$500 278-1588
Moving Sale. DR Set,
Kids BR Set, dressers
Kit. Dinette. 829-6880
Oak Table W/4
Chairs. 48" diam.
with 24" extension,
perfect cond. $435
Phone 264-6364
Twin Mattress $15
Pet taxi $15; Golf
4 clubs and bags $20;
Car stereo amp/
subwoofer $95. Call
882-5267
STwo each Mattress
Sets $75.One set &
b $50 for the other.
Call 904-276-7944
W/D -Whirlpool, lyr old,
$600. Walnut bkcs &
cabinet $100, Glass top
DR suite w/4 fabric chrs
+ buffet $ 700. Sable
stone kit counter with
lower cabinets $1200
220-9290/508-847-8636 c
White Oak DR set. Glass
top table & 6 chrs $350.
Glass Front lghted cIna
hutch & lower cab
$200ea. Oak game table
& 4 chairs $250. Sofa
$150. 237-3468
960 Machinery
60 & Tools

4 Craftsman Radial
Arm Saw 2.5 HP,
4 $100. table saw
$100, boys dresser
$35. Women's Motor-
cycle Jacket size 8, $25.
904-993-8281
FONTAINE LOWBOY '05
Hyd. det. Pony mtr 55ton
25' Well $49.Sk 3704443
Li Ufe size Yoda Star
Wars episode III
Slimltededition,
incredible detail 29"
tall.$200.Call 269-3281

965 Medical

TRANSFER BENCH adij
legs walker w/whis,
quad cane. 379-3702

Musical
970 Merchandise/
Services
SBaldwin Acrosovic
Piano with bench seat
$2000. OBO
tL 904-993-3185
EPIHPONE SG red w/
strap, stand, cord &
case. $250 obo 389 0253
PIANO LESSONS
Great gift Idea, quality
Instruction. Prof
teacher. All ages,
Military discount
912-882-1942
PIANO -used,
Kimball, $650
exc cond 982-5168

980 Sporting
9 Goods

ARTIC CAT 500 (4x4) '05
New cond Comes w/
(5x8) Drive on TrIr. $6900
Call 904-477-9764
SBcycle- Folding
IDahon Mariner
6-speed, used one
time, $200. Phone
264-6364
Body Solid Total Gym.
Compact design, like
new. $325. 422-7849
Bowflex with leg
extension, lat
pulldown, squat
attachment $600.
Body by Jake Ab Scis-
sor $100 .912- 573-1294 or
912-882-5983
Bushnell "Legend" BIn-
oculars- in Mossy Oak
camo pattern 8x26,
new in box, never used.
P90 ($130 value). Ideal
for hunting, bird ing.
Great Christmas gift.
Price firm serious calls
only, 287-9729 or leave
msg at 287- 0917
Ducks Unlimited Rgalnsut
Gore -Tex, Advantage
Camouflage, Quad
Parker. Like-new. Top
has detachable insu-
lated liner jacket for
cold weather warmth.
$225 ($400 value). Per-
fect for all cold, wet
hunting. Great Christ-
mas gift. Price firm,
serious calls only,
287.9729 or leave msg
at 287-0917
Fieldline Backpack
Internal Frame, camo,
fleece, many pockets,
new w/tags, $50; Camo
frame backpack,
heavy-duty, like new
$75; 3 fanny packs, ne, 2
camo, 1 maroon, $25
each; Great Christmas
gift. Prices firm, seri-
ous, serious calls only,
287-9729 or leave msg
at 287-0917
4 GOLF CLUBS
Top flight irons
3-SW $150 1,3,7
woods masterfit
$150, powerbulit, driv-
ers 1,3,5 woods $120.
904-269-2192

Golf Clubs Taylor Made
R-580 driver, 9.5 degree,
RH, S.flex original Tay-
lor Made Ultralite shaft
w/original and great
grip good condition,
w/Aeadcover, $80;
Great Christmas gift.
Call 287-9729, leave msg
287-0917
Pool Tables New
Huge Carved $1895 All
Maple No Formica. 1/2
Price Today 334-8573
www.westwoodbilliards.com
Remington .22-250 Rifle
Ammunition
Centerfire, new, 200
round cases @ $110
($200 value). Price firm,
serious calls only,
287-9729 or leave msg
at 287-0917
Remington Hunting
Boots- Size 9/2 Mossy
Oak camo pattern, 400
grain Thinsulate insu-
lation, bob soles, new
in box with tags, ideal
for all hunting. $90
($200 value). Great
Christmas gift. Price
firm, serious calls only,
287-9729 or leave msg
at 287- 0917
RIFLE Automatic, Bel-
aium Browning 270,
9350. Muzzleloader
black diamond, $150.
Treadmill like new $150.
Ping Pong table set,
$65. Call 783-4647

980 Sporting
Goods

4 X-mas Sale Golf
shadow boxes $20.
Iron sets, wood
sets, single clubs
balls, accessories. Call
Walt 778 9167 Save $$$

985 Trailers
12'x6' Enclosed Utility
Trailer w/LAWN equip-
ment. $4000. 725-4177
TRAILER -& ladders for
sale. 5x10 trir, used for
landscape, ladder
holders. trimmer hold-
ers, (3), brand new
spare tire, shovel
holders, asking $550.
24ft fiberglass ladder,
Pd $350, sell for $150.
holding 14ft ladder.
asking $50. Painters
ladder $20. 291-9498 ask for
Paul. v name and number

Pets and
Animals
1005 Livestock &
Supplies
1010 Pets and Supplies
560 Financial Services

1010 Pet's &
A1010 Supplies

40+ PUPPIES
Pet Emporium
Avenues 464-0146
OP Mall 278-6800
Akita Puppies-AKC,
7wks old,
910-642-2964
AQUARIUM 75gal-
S48"x19"x19", lass
l ettop, wooden base
Cabinet and top
filters, rocks, and more
$225 firm. 904-269-2192
BASSET HOUND PUPS
AKC, 2M/3F, HC, $300
Cash. After 2p. 214-9564
BASSETT HOUNDS -AKC,
8wks, 4m, 3f, HC, POP,
288-6476
C AKC Beagle spayed
4 female lyr. Free.Needs
I fenced yard. No small
children.Love other
dogs. 904-772-9287
Bird, Nanday Parrot w/
nice cage. $250.
Call 645-1785
Boston Terrier male pups
CKC.black & white,shots,
HC,$600. 386-963-4932
Boston Terrier pups-
$375
Call 751-1734
Boxer puppies AKC/CKC
Fawn $500, Flashy Fawn
$50. 386-755-3807
Boxer Puppies AKC
Flashy, Brindle & White.
Born 10/10/05. $500
Call 912-437-6182
BOXER PUPS AKC,
males & females.
Call 904-333-9530
BREEDING CAGES
CANARY OR FINCHES
must see serious inq.
only $200 obo. 838-4034
BRITTANY PUPS IN TIME
FOR CHRISTMAS. AKC.
FEMALES $500; MALES
$400 CALL 630-2526
Cavalier King Charles
puppiesAKC. Gorgeous.
Ready by Christmas.
850-223-1373,
CHIHUAHUAS AKC. S&W,
M&F. HC. Exp'd Breeder
w/refers. Well Social-
ized. 904-771-3719
CHIHUAHUA -Yorkie,
Dachshunds, Peek
(white) pups 219-0974
DACHSHUND -mini, blk &
bik/tan, red, HC, CKC
$250-.$350. 352.562.9924
DACHSHUND PUPS Mini,
AKC/CKC. Long & Short
hair. $400+. 386 364,8345
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS
-AKC, ch sired, $1250.
912-673-1282
FREE to good hm 4mo
inside male kittens
afftnate/sweet blk/blk
stripped. 904-398-9826
FREETO GOOD HOME
adorable Basset good
w/kids. 641-7246
753-1829
German Shep. Pups AKC
2 litters born, pure
White and black & tan
Outstanding. 880-6736
JACK RUSSELL Pups Reg
$175ea. Dachshund Pup
reg $325, 912-729-3543
/912-322-8466
LAB -Pups AKC, born
9/17, S&W, HC, M/F,
yellow, chocolate,
Parents on Premises,
$350-$400 289-8779
LAB Pups AKC reg. M/ F
yellow, chocolate, bik,
350. Call 386-963.4932
LAB PUPS AKC S&W HC
M/F, all colors, ready
Xmas eve, 737-4539
Lab pups-X-masAKC
Silver. S/W. POP
Will email photos.
912-383-2277
Labradoodles designer
pups. M only.BIk $350.
Cream $490. 706-556-0504
LABS (2) 10mo. M/yel.
lab & a 6m. old bik fern.
Fixed, papers. 838-8412
4, Macaw- Blue and
Sold, two years old,
X with cage and toys
$1000 OBO 477- 7341
Mastiff/Ridgeback Lg
family protect,
$500-$950. 504-9633
Mastiff AKC M, 3yr, great
w/kids. $2000.
Call 993-7238
Min Pin pups CKC,
2 fern. $350. ma $300
591-4447 or 777-8385
PEKE PUPS CKC 1 girl, 4
boys, POP, ready 12/18
$500904, 964 -5435 Starke
PEMBROOKE WELSH
CORGI PUPPIES-1M/2F,
$550.904.724-8696
Pug/ Pekingese mix-
designer puppies. Sm,
cute $425. 504-9633
PUG- 4 fawn fern. 1 blk
fern 2 fawn m, AKC,
$600 491-1946 Iv msg
Pup Clearanceli Cocker
$299. Chesapeake,
Poodle, Schnauzer $349
iG $375 & more. 710-7645
Puppies Mixed Breed
cute, 14 weeks, females
red, s/w $60. 845-7547

Y ADORABLE Y
PUPPY SALE I!

Maltese, Beagles,
www.petworldpets.com
Pet World 262-4646

RAGG DOLL KITTENS
before Christmas, shots
& papers CFA cert. $400
Call 264-5837
Rottweiler pups-
AKC,POP,HC.10ma/3fem
$500ea. 904-783-3328
SCHNAUZER PUPS
Ready Dec 1st, 4F/2M,
blk w/white markings,
F-$450; M-$400;
904-579-6403
SHIH-TZU AKC PUPPIES
Ready 11/23. 291-9430
/ 612-2099 / 614-8764
SUGAR GLIDERS
2 sets, 1 fem., 1 neu-
tered male, 2 males, 1
female, cages & bond-
ing pouches included.
Need to keep sets
together. Copper cage
available. 521-9647.
YORKIE -Beautiful tiny
AKC, bik/tan parents
only weigh 4 Ibs,Bwks,
M, $800 291-9603
YORKIE. POM STUDSERVICE
Very tiny, 3 lbs, $200
389-8859 or 686-5831
YORKIE PUPS Home grwn
1M/$600; 1F/$700.
Ready 12/1. 762-0444
Yorkles-3F, AKC, 8wks.
$800-$9OO.
Cal 904-807-6880

1205 Boats
18FT BOSTON WHEELER
Montauk, 90hp w/trlr.
$7500. Call 891-6639
4 2000 Triton
TR186,150hp,Yama
ha 18.5',fully
loaded $14,800 OBO
904-779-4923
4 22' MAKO 224
Center console,
w/traller, twin,
115 hp, t-top, trim
tabs, lowrance elec-
tronics, live well, lots
storage, $13kobo
912-729-2303
Alumaweld 15' boat,
trailer is 18',comes with
trolling motor 25 hp
Yamaha and all equip-
ment. $3500. call John
904-424-4614

1205 Boats

Transportation
1200 Aviation
1205 Boats
1210Sailboats
1215 Boat Dockage &
Rentals
1220 Marine Equipment
and Supplies
1230 RV's and Supplies
1235 RV Rentals
1300 Motorcycles/Mini
Bikes
1305 Auto Brokers
1310 Auto Parts
1315 Auto Rent/Lease
1320 Antiques/Classics
1325 Automobiles
1335$2000 or Less
1340 Trucks/Trailers/
SUV's
1345 Vans/Buses
1350 Misc. Auto
S355Autos/Trucks
Wanted
BASS BOAT, Merc. mtr
w/trlr hitch. $1100obo.
Jennifer at 374-8740
Buick Regal '00
SMarine 18ft in/out
_L board new engine
HP190 trailer gal-
vanized Shorelander
$13000 Great condition
472.3678
4 Kawasaki STX750
S Jet Ski '98
| With trailer. Runs
great. Looks new.
Asking $2500 OBO. Call
(904)537.0034
WANTED Boats,
motors, trailers-
any condition.
"The Used Parts People"
Weeks Marine 387-1440
11 ISBoat Dockage
2J- & Rentals

HARBORTOWN 50' SLIP
Available long term.
904285- 3353/613-8040

1 e200 RV's &
1230 Supplies

'96 Southwind 35' w/
slide exc cond 22K mi
loaded $44K 386-467-8026
4, 2001 Diesel
/ Mountain Aire
4 Motorhome 40' two
slides full point
every option 31k Mi
$149K trades consid-
ered. 904-685-2342
2005 Caviler 28'
sleeps 4, all appliances
$12,500. 904-424-4105
21' Allegro R.V. Low
Mileage, bought
J new Dec. 1989, gen
roof air, extras.
Call for appointment
378 1780
AIRSTREAM & TRAIL
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 462-3039
1-c800- 541-6439
MALLARD TT '06, 18ft.
asking $14,100. Must
sell 282.1484; 716-7755
NOMAD SKYLINER 29'
'99, tandem axle, priv
owner, $6500 obo
786-7271

RV S

Fifth Wheel's
Travel Trailer's
Pop-Up's

LOWEST PRICE
GUARANTEED!

0' *

4 Trail Lite 03-Travel
Trailer 26ft w/slideout.
Very clean only used a
few times. Kept under
carport. 912-882-4899
$14,500

1300 Motorcycles
S18' BAYLINER '0S
Runabout & Trailer,
K Seats 8, Mercury I/0
135hp, new, less than
25hrs. TSN. ULpgrades.$8500.
904-287-3501
WBig Dog 2002,L107cub.
inexc.cond. custom
,candy apple redcust
flames,original owner
2Kmls. Must sell
904-881- 2613/904- 509- 9290
BMW K1200 LTC -'03, blk,
exc cond. extras Ilk
mi, fact warr till 3/06,
$14,500 904-363-0772
HARLEY DAVIDSON
CHOPPER'00
3k ml, $15,000 207.2585
4, HONDA 2003
/ 1CR250R 2-.stroke
\ aftermarket
exhaust ramp and
riding gear,$3500 obo,
call 904-233-2804
HONDA SHADOW ACE 750
'03. Excellent cond very
low miles, must sell this
week $4975. 389-7700
SHonda Shadow
Aero 750 2005
L all extras, war-
ranty until June
2009,$6500
912.-267.1996

1300 Motorcycles 1325 Automotive
HONDA V45 MAGNA '83 Dodge 1500 '01
1 owner, exc cond. 13400 Quad S/bed silver
mi. $2750. 904 483-0229 tJ/excellent cond. 5.2L
auto A/C 2WD 92k
Motorcycle Helmet sports pkg $9850 0BO
byTHH full face 904-277.4673
I with vents, metal-
lic burgundy, near Ill414 l-
excellent condition, $25. Reestablish your credit
904. 725. 0009 $0 down, $299 mo.
4L SUZUKI 2001- COGGIN PONTIAC
Black and Silver Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
GSKR 1000, many DODGE NEON 05.4d, very
extras,$6500 obo, low mi, need to sell fast
Call 904-233-2804 $99mo wac. 338-1055
Dodge Spirit '95 Clean,New
SSuzuki Intruder '99. trans;runs great $1200-
800cc $32000bo. Pontiac Gran Prix '93, 4dr,
\ Call Kenny VG cond, alloy wheels $1600
H-375-0663 or -Ford Aerostar '93
C 5605-4758 dependable & strong, minor
YAMAHA V.STAR 650cc eioileak $1000 obo 59. 9763
YAMAHA V.STAR 650cc d Sl b mSELLI5
'00 exc cond, oar kept MUSTSELL
$3200. 502-0312 64 4026 EAGLE TALON ESI '95 new
4 Yamaha YZF-60R paint, exc cond. STD 5.
02-9k mi, runs great, W $2500obo 264 2909
must sell. $3500 FERRARI F355 1997
970-201-6974 F355 Berlinetta, 31k mi. Mint
cond. $69,788 371-4728
1310 Auto Parrts FORD ESCORT '01
St#F552 $7988
"Four New TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
Truck/SUV Tires, FORD ESCORT '03
S pass/65 R17, 60K St#F435 $8988
on mli Continental TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
Contitrac, $275, call
904-219-6765, 714-4466. FORD MUSTANG '02
Convertible. Fully loaded,
STres(4).LT235/75R immac cond, cleanest in
1 oGoodyear town, must sell now
0 Workhorse. Extra $10,975. Call 389-7700
grip radial. Good
used truck tires. $130 n[ni];lJ;lJl-iI>.-
278-1952 Bad credit OK. $389mo,
TRANSMISSIONS Rebuilt. $0 dn. COGGIN PONTIAC
Starting 0 $389 Free tow Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
In house financing avail. Four New Truck/
2723544/888 420.3880 s U V T i r e s
Bla P255/65R17 60,000
0 Antiques/ i. Continental
132u naic Contitrac $275 Call
Classics 219-6765 or 714-4466

Chevy 3 Corvette "79 Red, N GEO Prizm 1995
L82Stlngray96kmI,$8200 .Very clean, cold
ob.-1860 jAC, AT, runs, needs
Auboje y km19 ootrans repair. Call
FORD EXPLORER- '02, 278-7966 after 6:00pm.
79k mi, gd cond. 4dr, Asking $1300 OBO
V6, at, $10,500 obo 838-1860 o Geo Prizm 96'
Very Clean body,
1325 Automotive 5lJ great condition,
engine needs trans
work, runs good, gas
1995 Saturn car. $1200. 904-278-74966
S4 Dr. looks good, 1[.],7.i[il$1il
gas, meanew Import headquarter of wk
tires, $00obo COGGIN PONTIAC
904- 249- 5261 Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
Acura Legend SE '95- HONDA CIVIC -'99 blk,
immaculate, low miles, 4dr. 54k mi, exc cond,
Ask $6500. 382-9528 $7900 268-0917
ACURA RL 3.5-'00. 1 !]:,1117-Tl 'TJ [,I*'4Y
ower, low mi, 22,587 mi,. Sporty, great on gas,
$18k. 543-0589 10a-4p loaded. $4990
BMW 2cl I COGGIN PONTIAC
BMW 325cic 1995 Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
Auto, very nice Cony.
$12,988 371-4728 Honda Civic EX Coupe
B 2'98-103k ml, 5spd,
BMW 3251A 2005 whitegood cond.$5800
Auto, Prem Pkg $29,488 obo. Call 945-8965
371-4728 INFINITI 130T white, '98,
BMW 5251A 2002 61K mi, exc cond, $7500.
Auto, pre pkg, only 33k mi. obo Call 641-8979
Certified $29,98 JEEP Grand Cherokee
371-4728 Lid ,-1'4 ii par ,un
BMW 5251A 2003 Auto. *r& .hr $6;9'" 233 661 I
Premium pkg, Xenons. LEXUS ES300 '01
Certified $30,788371-4728 -i.t,''2 1 i -
BMW 528 -'88, AT, YOM BUSH AUTOPLEL 311-4817
$2100. Lexus ESJOO 02 Loaded
Call 463-2323 I c..E.r,ira:[ '.2arr
BMW 645cI 2004 $22.500 o bo 571I 62E I
Very Sporty $59,788 LEXUS LS430 2004
371-4728 uLir.r ia. rii..1, ii,-.. L':.-A-.
BMW 645c1c 2004 Loaded, $49,988 371-4728
lik ew SARR

llke new $7201
371-4728
BMW 7401L '00-Exc
cond GPSleather,sunrfl
oaded. $23,900. 221-1750
BMW 7401L 2001
Sport Pkg. Loaded, Clean
$29,988 Call 371-4728
BMW M3clc 2005
SMG, HK Sound 19" wheels,
Loaded $53,988 371-4728
BMW M RDSTR 2001
Very rare, loaded $26,788
371-4728
BMW X5 3.01, '03
BIk/tan Ithr, 41k ml.
loaded, $29.SK 363-0022
BUICK LASABRE 97'
Clean silver/silver.
leather,
non-smoker,$4500
obo. Ask for Bob.
904-731-5316
BUICK LESABRE '00
St#F779 $10,588
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
BUICK PARK AVENUE '99
Retired teacher, loaded
exc cond, below book
$6500 Call 641-6484
BUICK SKYLARK -'92, AT,
AC, $2100.
Call 463-2323
CADILLAC -'87, like new,
orig owner, 67k mi,
724-6545

Ride in style! $17,990
COGGIN PONTIAC
Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
CHEVY CORVETTE -'97,
red, glass top, 24,300mi,
new air & tires, $22,500
476-3511
CHEVY IMPALA '04. Very
low mi, must sell fast
$210 mo wac. 338-1055
CHEVY Malibu LS '99, AT
AC PW new tires xxnice
$3750 obo 234-6611
CHEVY MALIBU LS '02
St#F290 $9988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHEVY MALIBU MAXX
'05. Outstanding condi-
tion, fully loaded, priced
to sell $12,975. 389-7700
4 Chevy Sllverado EXT
1995 diesel 69 000
miles, custom con-
version leather
seatsloaded, 904- 993-3185
,Must See, Must Sell
$14000.00. OB0
CHEVY SILVERADO -'86,
orig owner, 69k ml, exc
cond, 724-6545
CHRYSLER SEBRING97'
red convertible, well
maintain,$3900.
904- 771 4298
DODGE' 01 4door, vey
clean, low miles, sel
fast $9995. 338-1055

LINC CARTIER T/C '03
Dk Gry vinyl top -
silver in/out MINT &
LOADED 38K mi -
still under warranty.
PRICE SAYS IT ALL!
$22K. Way below KBB.
Serious buyers only
333-2221

Mazda Miata '93
Accident drivers side,
rebuild or parts. Strong
engine, new water
pump, alternator $500
OBO 465-3748
4 Mercedes C 230
S '05 Kompressor
I 30k mi. Pristine!
PCS orders $25,000
OBO 6-spd sunroof
leather CD silver
904.556-1812
MERCEDES CLK 430 2001
Auto, Loaded, Nice Car
$25,988 371-4728

I MERCEDES CLS55
-'06. silver/ ash Ithr,
2100mi, save $4k vs.
MSRP $93,000.
Call 904-543-9184

Value Plus. $2990
COGGIN PONTIAC
Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
MERCURY COUGAR '00
St#BUC1444B $7988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4 Mercury Grand
Marquis '98
t 1 $3775. V8, 4.6L,
auto rwd, 116,500+
miles, med. blue, one
owner, garage kept,
runs-looks great clean
904- 282- 0848
904- 505-9956
MERCURY GR MARQU '00
St#9603C $9988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
SMini '73 Innocent
1001 Freshly rebuilt
t 1293cc Cooper "S"
spec engine. Lots of
new parts. Joshua
772-7133
4 Mitsubishi
Diamante '95
6-.Disc, green,
leather, 134k,
24mpg $4000 OBO.
Marshall 904-557-1143
MITSUBISHI
S DIAMANTE '95
tL | 6-Disc, green,
leather, 134k,
24mpg, $4000obo.
Marshall 904-557-1143
MITSUBISHI GALANT ES
*00. Low miles. $4995.
Call now! 338-1055
NISSAN SENTRA '01
St#BUCF558C $7988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877

1325 Automotive

Previous owner heart
broken.$6990
COGGIN PONTIAC
Atlantic 1-866-568-6000
OLDS INTRIGUE '01
St#BUC208A $6288
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
Oldsmobile Aurora '01-
White w/tan Ithr.Fully
equip.80k mi. Spotless.
$8700. 904-608-5655
PONTIAC FIREBIRD
TRANS AM '02. Very low
miles, immaculate cond,
loaded, priced for quick
sale $18,975. 389 7700
PONTIAC GRAND AM '01
St#BUC5740B $7988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
GT '00, Ithr loaded exc
cond, $5900 992-9197
SATURN SC2 '99
St#BUCF575A $6988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4 SATURN SL2 '99-
120K warrty, good
<|Jcond, $3200 obo.
Call 904-246-3951
must sell
TOYOTA CAMRY -'90,
131k mi, $2300 obo
564-1574
TOYOTA CAMRY -LE,
'94, Immac, Mich tires,
$3600 731-0340
TOYOTA COROLLA '04
St#8129C $15,288
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
TOYOTA COROLLA S '01
Very low miles. $6995.
Call now! 338-1055
TOYOTA COROLLA '03.
Excellent cond, loaded,
priced for immediate
sale $9745. Call 389-7700
Volkswagon Beetle '99
Needs repair-good title.
$3000. 885-9670
SVolkswagon Jetta
GLS '01, silver/blk,
S auto, sunroof, cold
ac, asking $10,900
obo 55kmi 710-1254
VOLVO S40 '01
St#F757 $13,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
VW PASSAT WAGON '01
Turbo 35kml, ext. warr.
$14,500obo. 904. 521-1005

1335 $2000 or Less
ACURA LEGEND -LS, '94,
runs great, 4dr cold ac
Sw, pi, snrf, $2500
44-2793 327-0141
FORD CROWN VIC -'96,
white, 4dr. cloth seats,
8cyl, 130k mli runs
reat, good cond, $1000
firm. 241-5842 608-6592
Ford Escort '98-4dr,
cold AC, 5spd, new tires
$1495obo. 347-5095

HONDAS,
TOYOTAS, FiO'S
$199 DOWN NOWI
RIDE TODAY E. 1 & UP
CALL 645-5700
FOR FAST APPROVAL
1-877-438.2777

ISUZU PICKUP
"J4. 5.p S1700

1335 $2000 or Less
MAZDA RX-7
1985 auto runs
S %good $650 obo
912.882-4168
SATURN SL1 '99. Great
shape, must sell this
week, need cash $1945.
Call 389.-7700
TOYOTA Cressida '87,
sunroof, new battery,
$800. Call 535-7162
Trucks /
1340 Trailers/
SUV's

4 12' Trampoline.Only
used 6 months. Some
V Rust, no holes Or
missing springs, extra
pad. $60 215-7371
CADILLAC ESCALADE '04
2X white, chrome whis,
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6945. Call 389-7700
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sell fast $22,945.389- 7700
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a. Toyota Prius
Hybrid '04 11,500
tl)miles, Pkg #4, side
air bags, gauge
kept, like new, white,
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Redefining

Mercedes' CLS55

features coupe

characteristics

By Dan Scanlan
Special
W ebster's dictionary says a
sedan is "an automobile'
with two or four doors, a
permanent rigid top, and a full-
sized rear seat."
But Webster's says a coupe is a
"tWo-door automobile with a body
smaller than that of a sedan."
So why is Mercedes-Benz calling
the CLS55 AMG a "four-door
coupe?"
Snickers about market-speak
aside, the CLS represents its new
interpretation of a four-door sedan
with a swoopy, coupe-like roofline,
built on an E-Class platform with
either a supercharged 469-horse-
power V-8 or a 302-hp V-8. And
while it is a sedan, it is actually
slotted in between the CLK-Class
and CL-Class coupes.
"We wanted to take this opportu-
nity to make an exclusive state-
ment in terms of style. So we sat
down and asked, 'What can we
introduce into the market?' We
gave the designer virtually com-
plete creative license to design an
awe-inspiring car," Ray Addison,
the CLS product manager, told us.
"This is what they came out with."
The result is what Addison
called a "lifestyle" vehicle for an
"affluent enthusiast" who has the
money to buy something different
from what everyone else is driving,
but still wants their needs filled.
The CLS55 sits on the same
112.4-inch wheelbase platform as
the E-Class, but is 3 inches longer,
-yet 2.3 inches lower than the (rela-
tively) staid E55 we tested last
Year. The grille is a sleek version of
the Benz coupe designs we have
grown accustomed to, with a big
three-pointed star suspended on
three vanes at the leading edge of
an aggressive snout. Mesh covers
the lower center air intake and
side intakes with integrated fog
lights. The multi-element head-
'lights are L-shaped, their top
curve following the upper contour
of the front fenders.
Another chiseled character line
starts outboard of the clusters and
carries up the fender line to meld
with the A-pillar. But the car's
most dramatic line rolls off the top
:of the front fender flares to carry
aft, its arc defining the beltline
:under the low-arched coupe-like
: roofline, itself an arched slit under
,the dramatically-laid back wind-
shield and equally coupe-like fast-
,back rear window. The rear end
.gets a narrowed rounded edge and
:a slight trunk lip spoiler. All of this
.hunkers down on big five-spoke
;AMG-badged alloy wheels framing
cross-drilled, vented disc brakes,
shod in unidirectional
:P255/35ZR19-inch Bridgestones in
front and P285/30ZR19 radials
each an inch wider in back.
"This car was given a unique
;face unlike any other Mercedes,"
'Addison said. "We wanted to make
sure the car stands out, and this
-pronounced crease that actually
starts at the front wheel well car-
ries all the way to the rear tail-
lights."
Inside, the dash fascia undulates
over an inset white-faced gauge
package with a 200-mph
speedometer with "floating" needle
flying around a central trip com-
puter display with radio station
information, satellite navigation
info and other speed and economy
figures. It is flanked by a classy
analog clock and a 7,000-rpm tach
trimmed in steel as well, while
contrasting stitching accents the
steering wheel, dash top and door
panels.
The four-spoke wood and leather
steering wheel power tilts and tel-
escopes, with organic stereo and
:trip computer buttons framing a
*small air bag. More wood accents
:the dash center and console. The
front bucket seats are 10-way
power adjustable, ours offering a

'sedan'

Dan Scanlan/special
The 496-horsepower Mercedes-Benz CLS55 is called a "four-door coupe" by the German automaker because of its low roofline and near-fastback
shape.

Drive Dynamic function that pro-
vides heating and cooling as well
as power height-adjustable lum-
bar, adjustable thigh cushion and
power side bolster adjustment. The
front seats have pulse massage
function and inflate side bolsters
when you carve into a turn for
more support. The center console
offers twin cup holder sleeves that
slide up to hold tall water bottles,
while storage space under the
padded armrest is ample for CDs
and sunglasses, and is air condi-
tioned.
The harmon/kardon stereo with
digital sound processing, six-disc
CD player and Sirius Satellite
Radio wAs superb. You can only
access, stations off the steering
wheel if the trip computer or the
LCD screen is, in that setting. The
glove box is big, the door map
pockets small, but storage com-
partments under the front seats
help.
Passengers getting into the rear
seats should also duck so they
don't tap their noggins. Once in
the firm twin bucket seats sepa-
rated by a wood and leather center
console, there is just enough leg
room for a 6-footer like me thanks
to carved indents in the back of
the front seats. The rear power sun
shade was appreciated when the
sun shone through the fastback
window. You feel like your are in
the back seat of a Navy fighter jet,
with just enough room and no
more, while the climbing beltline
of the door tops means our 10-
year-old couldn't see out because
he felt so sunken down. But
Addison said we should think of it
as a very practical coupe with no
need to climb past a set ofcoupe
front seats backs to get in back.
"If someone is looking for ample
rear interior space, they will get
an E-Class or S-Class. When we
talk to people about this car, we
encourage them to think of it like
a CL Coupe two doors," Addison
said.
The 15.8-cubic-foot trunk was
deep and wide, with a space-saver
spare underneath.
The Mercedes-Benz E55's drive-
train is in the sleeker CLS55 a
5.5-liter V-8 with 469-hp and a
massive 516 pound-feet. The E55
we tested a year ago got to 60 mph
in 4.7 seconds. Hand-built by AMG
engineers, our 3,600-mile-old test
car's engine had a name plate say-
ing Guido Nordheim built it, and
he did
good. Our
test car
leaped off
the line
and hit 60
mph in a
put-you-in-
your-seat
time of 4.5
seconds
with a The rear view of the
throaty bel- shows the near-fastbai
low from matic side accents.
the
exhausts. Superb shifts came from
a five-speed AMG Speedshift auto-
matic transmission that can be
manually shifted from the lever or
buttons behind the steering
wheel's upper spokes. You can set

2006 MERCEDES-BENZ CLS55

A shapely burl walnut
dash with tan leather
seats and Alcantara
suede headliner
make for a different
Mercedes-Benz interior
on the CLS55 sedan.

Dan Scanlan 'special

Vehicle type

four-passenaer mid-size performance sedan

Base price $86,600 (As driven $94,839)
Engine type SOHC, three valve per cylinder aluminum V-8 with intercooled,
belt-driven supercharger
Displacement 5.5-liters
Horsepower (net) 469 hp at 6,100 rpm
Torque (Ib-ft) 516 at 2,650 4,500 rpm
Transmission five-speed AMG SpeedShift automatic
Wheelbase 112.4 in.
Overall length 193.5 in.
Overall width 73.7 in.
Height 54.7 in.
Front headroom 36.9 in.

Front legroom

42.1 in.

Rear headroom 36.1 in.
Rear legroom 28.1 in.
Trunk capacity 15.8 cubic feet
Curb weight 4,050 pounds
Fuel capacity 21.1 gallons
Mileage rating 14 mpg city, 20 mpg highway

Last word

ck

A sleek and very powerful alternative to a stodgy sedan, with
rear-seat room in a pinch and doors to get to it.

the transmission to sport, comfort
or manual modes. Estima-ted fuel
mileage is 14 city/20 highway,
while we managed 15 mpg at the
first fill-up of premium.
Our
Airmatic
DC sus-
pension's
computer-
controlled
air.
springs
"read" the
Dan Scanlan/special road. The
Mercedes-Benz CLS55 result is a
rear roofline and dra- car that
hunkers
down low
on those 19-inch wheels, or can be
raised to clear a root in a dirt
driveway. You can set the suspen-
sion on a comfort, in-between or
firm sport setting, the latter com-
fortable even on rougher roads as

it cushions the rebound well. The
long, low sedan also behaved very
well in the twisty bits, the suspen-
sion limiting body roll while the
ESP stability control system han-
dled rear end play and excessive
throttle authoritatively. The power
steering was direct and full of feel,
the 14-inch discs/eight-piston
calipers up front and 13-inch
discs/four-pistori calipers at the
rear shedding speed with a precise
pedal feel and no fade.
The base price of the CLS55 is
$86,600, with supercharged V-8
with intercooler, AMG brakes and
suspension, four-zone climate con-
trol, Nappa leather and matte burl
walnut interior, 10-way power
front seats, moonroof, power
express up and down power win-
dows, power door locks, harmon-
kardon Logic7 AM-FM-CD stereo,
front/side/head airbags, ABS
brakes with brake assist and sta-

ability system. Options included a
SIRIUS Satellite radio for $699,
Bi-Xenon headlights for $1,220
and heated/cooled front seats with
dynamic adjustment, power rear
sunshade and DVD navigation sys-
tem with six-disc CD changer. A
destination fee and $1,700 gas-
guzzler tax brings the MSRP to
$94,839.
Bottom line a very cool way to
travel with four doors.
Dan Scanlan test-drives new vehicles on
North-east Florida's roads, averaging about
200 miles of combined highway and city traf-
fic during a weeklong test. The test vehicles
are provided by the manufacturer according
to their schedule, and represent a broad spec-
trum of sizes and prices. The prices listed are
manufacturer's suggested retail prices. A
longer version of this review and past reviews
can be seen on jacksonville.com's "Autos"
link.

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