Sailors Beware
Pay Day Lenders Are Bad News
Page 4


A Team Effort
Sailors Help Habitat For Humanity
Pages 6-7


Spring Break
Kids Enjoy Week At YAC i
Page 11


THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006

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A CHINFO AWARD-WINNING NEWSPAPER


NAS Jax wins sa


award


By ]OI Mike England
Assistant Editor


he Naval Safety Center presented
NAS Jacksonville with the Chief of
Naval Operations Occupational
Heath Ashore Safety Award (large instal-
lation) for fiscal year 2005 in Norfolk, Va.
March 14. The award continues the sta-
tion's long history of safety excellence.
"This award recognizes exceptional
examples of safety and occupational
health program improvements that are
possible with senior leadership's commit-
ment and example," stated Commander,
Naval Safety Center Rear Adm. George
Mayer. "Top-down emphasis on safety
establishes a command culture that pro-
motes operational excellence through
effective risk management processes and
hazard recognition/correction. The worth
of proper training, and command empha- Com
sis on proactive and innovative safety Geo
programs and incentives, is unquestion- Dep
able." the
NAS Jax continued to ensure safety and
was a fundamental part of its everyday Awa
business in fiscal year 2005. The station ny h
reported that total mishaps were down 25 tica]
percent, traffic safety had improved dras- duce


Daniels to relieve
From CNATTU acksonville [ -_J -


mdr. James Daniels will
relieve Cmdr. Robert
Newton as commanding
officer of the Center for Naval
Aviation Technical Training
Unit (CNATTU) Jacksonville
during a change of command
ceremony tomorrow at 10 a.m.
The ceremony will take place
at the NAS Jacksonville Bach-
elors Quarters Pavilion. Capt.
Charlie Code, commanding
officer, CNATTU, NAS Pensa-
cola will be the guest speaker.
Daniels was born in Atlantic
City, N.J., and raised in
Brigantine, N.J. He enlisted in
the Navy in October 1977 and
attended boot camp at Great
Lakes, Ill. Upon completion of
boot camp, he reported to AW
"A" and then reported to NAS
North Island in San Diego in
May 1978 for search and res-
cue (SAR) school and helicop-
ter antisubmarine warfare


Photo courtesy of the Navy Safety Center
nmander, Navy Safety Center Rear Adm.
rge Mayer presents NAS Jacksonville
uty Safety Officer Dave Colburn with
2005 Chief of Naval Operations Safety
Occupational Health Ashore Safety
rd (large installation) during a ceremo-
eld in Norfolk, Va. March 14.
[ly and new initiatives were intro-
ed to educate Sailors about recre-


NeWton as CN


Cmdr. James Daniels
(ASW) training at HS-10. The
"Black Knights" of HS-4 was
his first permanent duty sta-
tion where he deployed on
board USS Ranger (CV-61)
and USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63).
In September 1981, Daniels
reported to the "Fleet Angels"
of HC-1 as a SAR instructor.
During this period he received


national safety.
"Our substantial reductions in mishaps
are clear indicators that the process of
mishap reduction has become ingrained
in the station's culture and occurs in con-
cert with changes in workload and imple-
mentation. This is truly a hallmark of an
effective and integrated Occupation.
Safety and Health (OSH) program. We
work together on a daily basis, but in dif-
ferent ways to realize the goal of a safe
and healthful workplace," stated NAS
Jacksonville Safety Officer Ron
Williamson.
NAS Jax runs several OSH programs
that contributed to the overall success of
the safety program. Not only did they ran
an effective mishap program, they also
improved an already successful fire pre-
vention program and conducted disaster
preparedness drills.
The OSH program was further
enhanced by its ergonomic program, ord-
nance/explosives safety program and
occupational health program. Together
these programs worked to prevent
injuries and further improve work effi-
ciencythroughout the station.


4AT


Cmdr. Robert Newton


his bachelor of science degree
from Southern Illinois
University. He them reported
as part of the pre-commission-
ing crew ,to the "Wolfpack" of
HSL-45 and participated as
the senior aircrewman in the
first helicopter detachment on,
board USS Bunker Hill (CG-
52) as part of her commission-


See SAFETY AWARD, Page 14

'TU Jax CO


ing crew. It was during this
tour that Daniels was selected
for axclmx.mL .A Ei. and
promoted to ensign in Decem-
ber 1988.
After his commissioning, he
reported on board USS Carl
Vinson (CVN-70) as the ASW
division officer in 1989 and
deployed on a Western
Pacific/Indian Ocean cruise in
February 1990. In April 1991,
he was promoted to 02 and
reported to HS-10 as the air-
crew division officer. During
this tour of duty, he earned his
masters of science degree in
human resources manage-
ment and development from
Chapman University and was
subsequently promoted to 03.
In October 1994, Daniels
returned to USS Kitty Hawk
as a tactical action officer,
deploying in 1994 and 1997 in
support of Operation Southern
See CNATTU, Page 14


NAS Jacksonville holds unveiling to open dining facility
By Miriam S. Gallet '
Editor l


A freshly painted sign, Mexican food and salsa music
marked the grand opening of the NAS Jacksonville mess
hall, previously known as the Galleon Galley. The new
name was revealed during the unveiling of the sign March 22.
NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. Chip Dobson
joined by culinary specialists dressed in their traditional garb,
pulled the blue cloth that covered the newly-installed sign and
signaled a new concept in dining aboard the base.
"This is a great occasion," remarked a smiling Dobson. "A
pleasing environment is very important to what you are doing
and our new Flight Line Cafe is a reflection of it. This is an
enjoyable and refreshing place for our Sailors to eat their meals."
The mess hall, renamed the Flight Line Cafe, received major
aesthetic changes during the last few months and held a "Name
the Galley Contest" in order to keep up with the 21st century.
VP-5 Sailors collectively won the name contest and will receive
a pizza party from the caf6.
Sailors and their families and Department of Defense civil-
ians attended the grand opening and enjoyed an array of tradi-
tional Mexican and Spanish dishes and background salsa
music. The celebratory meal served more than 300 attendees
and included Spanish soup, beef fajitas, enchiladas, Mexican
refried bean and corn, Spanish rice and a compliment of salads
and desserts. Mexican sombreros, maracas and other ethnic art
pieces adorned the tables and softened the look of the all-stain-
lessstal food counters.
Flight Line Caf6 Food Services Officer CWO3 Kathy Wiseman
said that the changes were necessary "because it's a whole new
revolution in food service in today's Navy. Our new name is
reflective of our attitude and who we serve."
"Our value, convenience and quality can't be matched any-
where within the industry," she added. "This new makeover has


Photos by Miriam 5 Gallet
NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. Chip Dobson (front,
left) joins the management and staff of the Flight Line Cafe in a
round of applause after unveiling the new sign signaling the open-
ing of the new cafe March 22. The cafe replaces the' outdated
Galleon Galley.
been possible because I have an outstanding team of chiefs and
enlisted Sailors. who believe in what we do and in who we are.
Each of us takes our profession seriously and our ultimate goal
is to delight our patrons with every meal serve."
The new Flight Line Cafe now offers light fare, low-calorie
menus during every meal and desserts designed to satisfy even
the most discriminating sweet tooth. Additionally, it also fea-
tures large televisions showing news and current events
throughout the day.


See CAFE, Page 14


Photo by 101 Alike England
Commander, Navy Region Southeast Chief
of Staff Capt. Lawrence Cotton works on a
report in his office. Cotton will retire from
the Navy today after 30 years of service.


Chief of Staff

retires today after

30 years of service

By JO 1 Mike England
Assistant Editor
commander. Navy Region Southeast
Chief of Staff Capt. Lawrence Cotton
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service today during a ceremony at the
NAS Jacksonville BOQ Pavilion. Cotton,
who has served under six different com-
manders in chief during his career, has
mixed emotions about leaving the Navy, but
looks forward to the challenges that lie
ahead.
"I started preparing to retire mentally
and emotionally last year," Cotton said.
"After spending my entire adult life in the
Navy, I've realized that people have certain
expectations
of you when
you wear a
Navy uniform.
It's going to
be an adjust-
ment getting
up in the
morning and
not putting it
on."
Cotton has
experienced
much of what
the Navy had
to offer during Pholt counesyod Capt Cotton
a career that Ensign Larry Cotton in
spanned four 1976, when he first joined
decades. the Navy.
H o w e v e r,
although he has been on several deploy-
ments that have taken him to every corner
of the globe, his fondest memories are of the
shipmates he served with.
"The things that really make me smile
are the people I've crossed paths with over
the years," he reminisced. "The tough times
we persevered through and the cama-
raderie we shared are memories I'Ll treas-
ure forever."
Several of Cotton's shipmates and.
coworkers are quick to praise his profes-
sionalism and warm personality. Rocky
Cabral, his executive assistant, admires his
honesty, work ethic and most of all, his hair.
"The chief of staff is a model of integrity
and a very warm and caring person,
always taking the time to check on employ-
ees when they were sick and convalescing.
It was a pleasure to work for him. He did
his best and deserves a little time off. The
chief of staff had the best haircut of any 06
I know he went to Dillards' weekly!"
Prehaps the highest praise came from a
person he has worked closely with during
the final months of his career. "When John
Paul Jones described the qualifications of a
naval officer he said, "It is by no means
enough that an officer of the Navy be a
capable mariner. He must be that, of
See COTTON, Page 14


Time changes Sunday
Don't forget to set your clocks forward
one hour Sunday morning at 2 a.m. as
we revert to Daylight Saving Time.


The NAS Jax Fire Prevention Division
a would also like to remind everyone to
'UI HI' also change your smoke alarm batteries


SAVINOS Time! when you change your clocks.


TOUCHING


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FROM THE FLEET


Wanted: hybrid Sailors needed for new ships


By FLTCM(AW/SW)
Jon Thompson
Atlantic Fleet Master Chief
F rom everything I hear
the littoral combat
ship (LCS) is entering
the fleet with a splash. The
LCS is small, fast and
lethal. What's more, the
Sailors who serve aboard
this new class of ships are
going to find the assignment
completely unique. If you're
looking for a challenge, and
think you might be willing
to be a part of something
new for the Navy, you might
ant to keep reading.
The LCS is a networked,
agile, stealthy surface com-
batant. In addition to the
core missions, the ship will
be utilize reconfigurable
mission modules that will
allow the ship to counter
threats from surface craft,
submarines and mines.
. Having a full-load displace-
ment draft of only 10 feet,
the ship will have the abili-
ty to access very shallow
waters. The ship's top speed
is about 50 knots and has a
range of more than 4,300
nautical miles.
The core capabilities
include mobility; special
operations forces; intelli-


FLTCM(AW/SW)
Jon Thompson
gence; surveillance; recon-
naissance; maritime inter-
diction operations; home-
land defense; anti-terrorism
force protection; and the
three focused missions that
combatant commanders
need to counter: mine and
undersea warfare, anti-sub-
marine warfare, and surface
warfare.
The open architecture will
allow missions modules to
be loaded on and off the ship
in a relatively rapid period
of time. This flexible fea-
ture allows theater com-
manders to dictate what the
mission of the ship is, on the
day that he needs it, rather
than having to rely on out-


side shipyards or upgrades
that take long periods of
time, and cause mission
delays. .
The ships are configured
with a helicopter deck and
hangar. The deck is capable
of launch and recovery of
the MH-60R/S helicopter
and tactical unmanned air
vehicle. The ships can carry
out aircraft launch and
recovery in conditions up to
Sea State 5, i.e. in winds up
to 27 knots and average
wave heights between 6.4
feet and 9.6 feet.
The ships will be. capable
of launching and recovering
watercraft, for example 40-
foot high-speed boats, with-
in 15 minutes in conditions
of Sea State 4, i.e. waves up
to 5 feet and winds up to 21
knots.
The ships will carry provi-
sions for 21 days and have
the capability for underway,
replenishment.
The flexibility of the LCS
to perform many different
missions, with a relatively
small crew, makes this ship
extremely attractive to our
Navy. Staffed by a crew.
ranging in size from 15 to
50, the nucleus crew will be
augmented by special mis-
sion crews that will embark


on a mission-need basis.
In total, the ship can
berth approximately 75 peo-
ple. Each ship will also
have two crews, a blue crew
and a gold crew. Each crew
will have a commanding
officer, executive officer and
a command senior chief.
Unlike most ships, the
only two people aboard this
type of ship that won't stand
a watch are the command-
ing officer and executive
officer. The command senior
chief will, in addition to his
or her normal duties, stand
watch as an officer of the
deck (underway).
Shipmates, the LCS is
simply incredible. As much
as I could go on and on
about the technical capabili-
ties of this new type of ship,
I'm more interested in gen-
erating your enthusiasm for
duty aboard this new ship
class because of what it will
mean to our Navy and per-
haps to your own career. ...
While there is some
debate about the total num-
ber of ships that will be
built, we will have many of
them. Some suggest we
may have 50 or more. For
every Sailor who ever felt


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Family Life: Married with two children.

Past Duty Stations: RTC Great Lakes, III.,
NAS Pensacola, Fla., Norfolk, Va.

Career Plans: To become an electronics
technician/engineer.

Most Interesting Experience: Finding
my salvation.

Words of Wisdom: If he'll take you to it,
he'll take you through it.




DRVID FORD

Job title/command:
Environmental Engineer

Hometown: Jacksonville


Family Life: Married to Dana,
we have three children, Megan, Rachel and
Ben.

Past Duty Stations: NADEP Jacksonville


Career Plans: To become my boss's boss.

Most Interesting Experience:
Parenting.

Words of Wisdom: Whatever it takes.


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day is the eight-hour annual refresher class. The training
will be hdld in Hangar 1000 at the Aircraft Intermediate
Maintenance Detachment Jacksonville training room No.
5. Pre-registration is not required.
For more information, call Billie Brownfield at 542-3492


S* -- or Ken Ward at 542-4283.


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W AS Jacksonville has established a hotline for service
f t mJ members, Department of Defense employees, con
S_ tractors and their families to call during an emer
..- - -- agency that warrants evacuation such as a hurricane.
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.- base upon arriving at an evacuation destination and to veri-
. fy if the order to return to the Jacksonville area has been
- given. They can also email the NAS Jacksonville
S Emergency Operations Center at nasjax.eoc.fct@navy.mil to
relay their status and ask for assistance.
"" The hotline will not be staffed by customer service per-
sonnel and only provides recorded information. It cannot be
"used to check on weather conditions or locate people. The
hotline number and email address are for emergencies only.
For more information, call 542-5595.


Hey, MoneyMan!
I am engaged to be mar-
ried this June and I am
happy but also a little nerv-
ous. -My fiance and I talk
about a lot of things such
as where we want to live
and how many children we
would like to have, but it
seem she does not like to
talk about money. Is this
normal? I have heard that
many married couples have
money problems and I do
not want that to happen to
us? Any suggestions?
MoneyMan Sez:
It is funny how couples
will discuss a lot of really
personal things but they
won't talk about money
because it is too personal.
If you don't talk about
money before you get mar-
ried, chances are pretty
high that you will fight
about money later. In a
recent Wall Street Journal
article, Jeff Opdyke sug-
gested that there are nine
questions partners should
ask each other before get-
Ling married. Here they
are:
* What are your financial
assets and liabilities?
* How do you use debt?


There is a big difference
between a.$30,000 college
loan and a $30,000 credit
card debt.
What is your money his-
tory? Problems can occur
when a "saver" marries a
"spender."
Do we need a prenup?
What are your financial
aspirations?
What are your career
expectations? Do you both
plan to work? What hap-
pens when the children
come?
How do you propose we
divide financial duties?
Will we operate from
one checkbook or three? Or
no checkbook?
Do you have a basic
understanding of money?
This means the basic
understanding of how
checking accounts, credit
cards and saving plans
work.
I recommend you sit
down with your new part-
ner for life and discuss
these items and compare
your views, knowledge, and
experiences.
Understanding how a
person thinks or feels about
finances often reveals how


they think about other
things as well. An hour or
two spent discussing
finances before the wedding


should lead to fewer misun-'
derstandings later.
More questions? Contact Hey
Moneymanl at 778-0353.


SUNDAY SERVICES,

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.


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, Jacksonville Editorial Staff
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Assistant Editor J01 Mike England
Manager Ellen S. Rykert
Staff Writer Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer LI1 (SW/AW) Heather Ewton
Design/Layout George Atchley, Kaylee LaRocque
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Viking Tactics Instructor


Jax Al News, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006


Class 1
By Lt. Paul Vidal
SCWS PAO


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Nine pilots of Viking
Tactics Instructor
(VTI) Class 1-06
graduated from Sea Control
Weapons School (SCWS)
March 21.During the rigor-
ous six-week program con-
ducted twice a year, nine
graduates were designated
as air combat weapons tac-
tics instructors, the highest
air combat training qualifi-
cation available to naval
aviators today.
These newly designated
VTIs will bring the latest
tactical acumen and doc-
trine to their respective
commands, ensuring their
Jacksonville-based S-3B
squadrons are ready to
fight our nation's conflicts
from the decks of her air-
craft carriers.
The five-week VTI course
began at Naval Strike and
Air Warfare Center
(NSAWC) in Fallon, Nev.
An hour drive east of Reno,
NSAWC houses the most
advanced aviation training
facilities in the United
States, including the
famous "TOPGUN."
This long week involved
the latest-instruction and
doctrine on carrier-based
warfare, including the
exciting new array of preci-
sion guided weapons and
likely threats to U.S. forces.
Instructors also received
extensive training on brief-
ing skills and public speak-
ing, reinforcing their future
roles as the tactical leaders
within their squadrons.
The week at NAS Fallon
was followed tip by more
intense instruction on S-3B
Viking-specific tactics at
the SCWS, NAS Jackson-
ville. Instructed entirely by
fellow VTIs and veterans of
Operation Iraqi Freedom,
the nine potential candi-
dates received the latest
community-specific tactics
and weapons briefs to fur-
ther enforce what they
learned at NSAWC.
For two weeks, these can-
didates put in 10-hour
days, receiving graduate-
level instruction on
weapons employment and
practicing this instruction
in state-of-the-art simula-
tors. Weapons covered
included ,the AGM-88
SLAM-ER missile, the mili-
tary's premier air-launched
long-range attack missile.
Other instruction covered
the .employment of the
Maverick missile system,
MK-46/50 torpedoes, clus-
ter bombs and the reliable
Mk-82/3/4 series iron
bombs.
These three weeks of
instruction would culmi-
nate in the fun part: prac-
ticing the tactics using live
weapons.


Volunteers

needed
T he Jacksonville Com-
munity Emergency
Response Team
(CERT) is a program devel-
oped to train and educate
citizens in recognition,
response and recovery from
a major disaster when
emergency services can't
respond immediately.
The eight-week long pro-
gram teaches volunteers
how the program works,
fire safety, medical opera-
tions including treating life
threatening injuries, triage
and public health concerns,
search and rescue, terror-
ism incidents, communica-
tions, disaster psychology
and how to use different
strategies depending on the
situation.
The next. class begins
April 18 from 6-9 p.m. and
is held every Tuesday night
for eight weeks. Saturday
classes begin April 22 from
9 a.m. to noon. All classes


are held at the Duval
County Emergency Oper-
ations Center at 515 N.
Julia Street.
For more information, call
6,0-7885 or go to
"Vv.coj.net.


016 graduates
The final two weeks of targets fro
VTI put all the knowledge with their a
together in a graded envi- the VTIs d(
ronment. The aircrews ability to qu
developed sophisticated as a groul
briefs based on mission sce- deliver up t
narios, having their ideas target insta
picked apart by instructor Honing w
VTIs in a "murder board" on the groin
process. crews dem
Using this input, the can- ability to
didates developed unique missile to
methods of attacking a get from ur
variety of threats, based on and place i
the previous weeks instruc- by-two-foot
tion and VTI inputs. After a series off
this exhaustive but essen- One flight
tial process, the crews were dination w
ready to fly. Force E-8
VTI featured nine total erica's most
"events", each flight involv- targeting a
ing three plane formation deployed in
of armed S-3B Vikings. ror, calling
Utilizing excellent local coordinate
bombing ranges and" state.
remote-controlled ships in Once aga
the open oceans, the VTIs cessfully hi
delivered nearly 20,000 the SLAM
pounds of ordnance on a ed missile
variety of land and sea- SCWS T-34
based targets. average tru
Often spotting "hidden" A final hi


m 80 miles out
advanced radars,
demonstrated the
quickly launch, fly
p of three, and
to 30 bombs on a
ntly.
hat was learned
und, the Viking
onstrated their
use the SLAM
prosecute a tar-
p to 80 miles out
it within a two-
window during
lights.
t featured coor-
ith the U.S. Air
JSTARS, Am-
t advanced radar
aircraft currently
a the war on ter-
g in the target
s from another

in, the S-3B suc-
t the target with
captive simulat-
, in this case a
*C the size of an
.ck.
ghlight was tak-


Students of Viking
Tactics Instructor
Class 1-06 form a
division of three,
flying to the AUTEC
range in the Ba-
hamas, where they
dropped torpedoes
during target prac-
tice.


Photo courtesy of Sea Control Weapons School


ing off from NAS Jack-
sonville as a division of
three, flying to the AUTEC
range in the Bahamas,
dropping ,six torpedoes
within 100 feet of the
intended targets and flying
back in time for lunch.
Before leaving, the children
of the local Bahamian
grade school were treated
to a pre-briefed flyover,
with three Vikings flying at
200 feet and 450 miles per
hour.
Following graduation,
these VTIs returned to
.their respective commands
to serve as a core group of


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4 Jax Air News, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006


Payday loans can cause financial disaster for borrowers


By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer
Military members
and their families
are being targeted
by a growing industry that
provides fast cash for those
naive enough to fill out the
paperwork and supply com-
panies access to their bank
accounts.
These companies, called
payday lenders or predatory
lenders, can be found virtu-
ally everywhere these days
- on the Internet, in mili-
tary publications, in kiosks
at shopping malls and in
small shops in local neigh-
borhoods.
It's easy to obtain the
money, but it's not so easy
to pay it back, especially
when these companies
charge interest rates that
can easily exceed 400 per-
cent. While some people
may think these short-term
loans are needed and that
they will have no problem
paying them back, they
often find this is not the
case. Often a loan is rolled
over and over and the cost


By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer
S tate law prohibits a deferred presentment provider
(the business) from allowing you to "roll over" your
deferred presentment transaction. This means that
you cannot be asked or required to pay an additional feev
in order to further delay the deposit or presentment of
your check for payment.
If you inform the provider in person that you cannot
cover the check or pay in-full the amount owed at the
end of the term of the agreement. you will receive a grace
period extending the term of the agreement for an addi-
tional 60 days after the original termination date with-


just escalates.
"Payday lenders are bad
news. They target those
people who live paycheck to
paycheck and who are not
well-informed about finan-
cial management. In this
country, many people need
to have access to cash
before paydays. They basi-
cally have three options -
use a credit card, wait until
payday to get what they
need or take out a short
term loan," said Dave
Faraldo, director of the


Navy and Marine Corps
Relief Society (NMCRS) at
NAS Jacksonville.
"Unfortunately, many peo-
ple don't have a lot of
options and don't know
where to go for-help so they
go to one of these business-
es, write a post-dated check.
They are then given the
cash to tide them over until
payday when the company
deposits that check,"
explained Faraldo. "What
they don't realize is that
these companies charge an


out any additional charge.
The deferred presentment provider shall require that
you, as a condition of obtaining the grace period, com-
plete consumer credit counseling offered by an agency
included on a list that will be given to you by the
provider.
You may also agree to comply with and adhere to a
repayment plan approved by that agency. If you do not
comply with and adhere to a repayment plan approved
by that agency, the provider may deposit or present your
check for payment and pursue all legally available civil
means to enforce the debt at he end of the 60-day grace
period.


extremely high interest
rate, in addition to service
charges. When that check is
deposited, it all comes out of
the account at once. So,
much of their paycheck is
already spent and now how
do they pay their bills, rent
and buy groceries? They go
do it again and now they are
in the trap. And, there is no
easy way out," he continued.
Unfortunately, a lot of mil-
itary members and their
families are getting caught
up in the trap. But, the good


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ing action. The Department
of Defense recently
announced 10 items they
thought state legislators
should pay attention to -
one being payday loans.
According to Under
Secretary of Defense
(Personnel and Readiness)
Dr. David S.C. Chu, payday
lending practices are proven
to be detrimental to military
service members who have
chosen to use them to meet
their immediate cash needs.
He is currently calling for
state laws that stop small
interest loans, cap their
rates and establish ceilings
and protect the service
members.
"The problem is that state
laws don't necessarily solve
the issue. They can pass
state laws in Florida but
who does it apply to the
people living here or the
banks chartered in Florida?
The difficulty for military
personnel is, let's say the
payday lending is chartered
through a bank in
Wilmington, Del. The bor-
rower banks with Navy
Federal Credit Union which
is based in Arlington, Va.
and they are stationed


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We need to make this a fed-
eral legislation/regulation,"
stated Faraldo.
"In my opinion, the laws
where the borrower is phys-
ically located should dictate.
A good example are speed-
ing laws. Some states have
speed limits higher than
others. Well, if you have a
driver's license from one of
those states, it doesn't mean
you can go to another state
and drive your state's speed
limits. You have to follow
the laws of the state you are
in. I think it should be the
same way with payday lend-
ing," he continued.
According to Faraldo, the
payday lending industry is
booming. "There are more
than 25,000 payday lending
agencies in this country
now. It's a multi-billion dol-
lar industry. The military
needs to step forward and
make it more difficult for
our service members and
their families to use these
places," said Faraldo,
emphatically.
"The military is unique in
that we have a lot of other
options available the
NMCRS offers loans at zero
interest rates, we have on
base credit unions and
banks, command financial
specialists and our young
Sailors are required to
attend a personal financial
management class after
boot camp. We spend a lot of
effort and money to educate
people. Yet, we allow them
to go to these places," he
added.
According to a study con-
ducted by the Center for

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Jax Air News, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006 5


NAS Jax




cleans up




shoreline


By LI(SW/AW)
Heather Ewton
Staff Writer


Even though the rain
was coming down
and the skies looked
foreboding, 103 volunteers
from NAS Jax still took
time out of the busy work-
week to clean up and beau-
tify the St. Johns River
shoreline March 23. Volun-
teers from various NAS Jax
tenant commands were out
in force looking to have a
good time while making a
difference.
The Environmental De-
partment headed off the
annual shoreline clean-up
and were hoping to see a
high number of volunteers
come out a give a hand to
the much needed cause.
Natural Resources Man-
ager Christine Bauer stat-
ed, "One of the benefits of
maintaining our shoreline
and conducting the clean-
up is the good it does for
the wildlife habitat."
"We have manatees, a
large variety of fish and
wading birds in these
areas. Keep-ing those areas
clear of debris and other
harmful trash will ensure
that the forging areas are
in tact for the growth and
well-being of our river
wildlife."
"Because of the way the
river flows and the dynam-
ics of the river, there are a
lot of places that trash can
easily build up. It's not
necessarily trash from the
base but it comes from off-
shore, driven in by the cur-
rent. By doing this yearly,
it allows us to keep it under
control." she added.
Department representa-
tives were on hand to guide
volunteers through the
shoreline by land and sea.
There were teams in the
brush along the river's
edge, canoes skimming
trash out of the water and
boats for the larger trash
items.
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ly, so hopefully this will
make a some improve-
ments. There are parts of
the river that we can't help
but we can fix this part."
"Our entire command
was given the time off
today to focus on clean-up
efforts and we are here to
have some fun and do some
cleaning up at the same
time. We'll be out in the
canoes today covering
Mulberry Cove," remarked
AW1(AW) Carl. Parker also
of CVTSC.
The strong efforts of the
environmental department
and the tenant commands
that lent a helping hand
turned out to be a huge suc-
cess.
"The combined efforts
brought in more than 6,000
pounds of trash and debris.
Air Operations collected
more than 4,000 pounds of
trash north of the airfield
and that is an overwhelm-
ing amount," exclaimed
Environmental Department
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ces Manager Angela Glass.
"It was wonderful to have
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was essential to the welfare
of our river wildlife. If pos-
sible, I'd give this group a


Photos by LI1(SW/AW) Heather Ewton
Bill Raspit, installation restoration manager for NAS Jax Environmental Department (left) and NAS lax Supply Officer Cmdr.
Frank Sarra, unload debris that they collected along the shoreline from a boat donated by Mulberry Cove Marina.


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6 JaxAII NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006


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AM2(AW) Randy Jaerger of Fleet Industrial Supply Center Jacksonville measures a piece of
vinyl siding to be cut and installed on one of the Habitat for Humanity homes in Green Cove
Springs.



Sailors help



others achieve



American Dream


By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer
Several groups of NAS Jax
Sailors spent much of last
Tuesday donating their
labor skills to give something
back to the community through
, the Clay County Habitat for
SHumanity program which builds
homes for low-income families.


Sailors from Naval Air


AM3 John Bramin
Green Cove Sprii
to come out and
build homes for
Clay County
Habitat for
Humanity.
Every time we
could get some
people together


(NAVAIR) Depot Jacksonville, for a day and get away, we came
Fleet Industrial Supply Center out here to help out," said
Jacksonville, VP-5 and VP-62 all ADC(AW/NAC) Jennifer Long,
came together as a team to install who has been working with the
vinyl siding and complete trim program since 2003.
work on several homes in Green "Whenr we finally had a bigger
Cove Springs. group coming on a regular basis
"I used to work at the NAVAIR and gained some experience, they
Depot and we started out by gave us our own house to build
donating our time once a month from the ground up. It was really


mer of VP-62


nails some siding trim on a Habitat for Humanity house in


ngs on March 21.
exciting. We've put up about six
houses on our own now from the
walls, roofs, siding to all the inte-
rior work."
"Clay County Habitat for
Humanity is fast moving right
now and have numerous sites
they are working on. Our usual
team consists of members from
NAVAIR Depot Jax, FISC Jax
and VP-5. Lately, we've been des-
ignated our own houses to work
on, but we help out wherever we
are needed,' Long continued.
Volunteer. work alongside con-
tracted workers and Habitat for
Humanity employees to do fram-
ing, roofing,j dry-walling, painting,
installing vinyl siding, landscap-
ing and help with the clean-up.
They are not required to have
experience.
"Today we are finishing up a
house we've been working on by
doing trim work, painting, base-
boards and maybe some concrete
work if the weather holds up. We
also have some members working
on another house helping some
college students put up vinyl sid-
ing," said Long, enthusiastically.
And although the Navy crews
have been volunteering with the
program for] quite some time it's a
different experience every time
they go. "Every time we come out
here, we learn something new.
Most of us! had never had any
construction experience. We've
learned how to do siding, put
walls together, cut concrete,
frame a house, put shingles on,
etc. Once our Sailors learn these
skills, they !are much more valu-
able as workers because they can
share the information with the
new people," Long continued.
"I was really impressed the first
time I came out here because
Jennifer had a cookout for every-
one and we met the prospective
homeowner. It was nice spending
time with them and working next
to them to build their home from
the ground up. It was really
rewarding," said ADC(AW/NAC)


Manny Cabal of NAVAIR Depot
Quality Control Department, who
just started volunteering for the
program. "It's such a great pro-
gram and by learning all that we
do here, we can take this experi-
ence back and do our own home
repairs."
And not only are the volunteers
excited to help out, but the site
supervisors are thrilled to have
them. I've really been blessed to
have these Navy people out here
working. They are always willing
to give their time and effort to
come out and they always work in
unity. We've really built a lot of
personal relationships completing
these projects. I teach them, but
they are always teaching me as
well, especially how to work
together as a team," remarked
Clay County Habitat for
Humanity Job Foreman Frank
Wheeler.
Coordinating the Navy's volun-
teer efforts for this project and
numerous others within the com-
munity is the Greater Jackson-
ville Area USO. "Sonja at the
USO has been wonderful. Any
time, I need some help out here, I
just call her and we have Navy
volunteers show up.
Without Jax Navy, Habitat for
Humanity wouldn't be what it is
today," said Clay County Habitat
for Humanity Volunteer Coordi-
nator Anita Hinkle. "Last year,
they helped us build 16 houses.
Next year we plan to take on an
extra two houses just because we
have so many great Navy work-
ers. We really appreciate all the
support we get. They really are
great and are so committed to tle
program."
Clay County Habitat for
Humanity, Inc. began in 1987 to
provide safe housing to low
income working families by get-
ting them and the local communi-
ty to build them. Prospective
homeowners are required to work
300 hours on their own home as


See HABITAT, Page 7


AMI(AW) Robert Hause of Fleet Industrial Support Center Jacksonville uses a chalk line to keep vinyl strips in
place and level.


AMI(AW) Robert Hause of Fleet Industrial Support Center Jackville,
checks to ensure the vinyl siding is level as Habitat for H anity
Supervisor Marvin Taylor looks on.


F


Mill!







Jax Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006 7


A group of Sailors from NAS Jacksonville work on a Habitat for Humanity home on Julia Street in Green Cove Springs on March 21. Navy members built this home from the ground up.


HABITAT: Clay County

appreciates the help
From Page 6
part of the "sweat equity" requirements to qualify for
the new house. Applicants must be employed, live in
substandard or subsidized housing, provide a $500
down payment on the home and are required to pay a
no-interest, 25-year loan.
"It's great knowing that good families are realizing
the American dream and are moving into a home that
we've helped build. I've worked side-by-side on
numerous homes with these families. It's really excit-
ing for them because most have never had their own
home," said Long. "And, it seems like when we build
these Habitat for Humanity homes, the neighbors
start taking more pride in their community."
Volunteers are always needed to help build homes .
in both Clay and Duval County. No experience is nec-
essary, volunteers are taught new skills by on-site
construction supervisors. It's a chance to help elimi-
nate homelessness and give families a little less fortu-
nate, safe and affordable shelter.
For more information on how you can help, call the
USO at. 778-2821.

Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
Lt. Jeff Swain of VP-5 carefully cuts
some baseboard as ADC(AW) Jim Greenawalt
of Naval Air Depot Jacksonville assists.


ArC(AW/NAC) Mark Sylvain (left) and AZC(AW) Frank Cumbaa of VP-62 bend some facia that will be installed on the bottom of the roof line.








8 Jax r NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006


VP-742 members reunite at VP-30


Despite differences

in eras and aircraft,

commonalities abound
By Lt. Steve Bradfield
VP-30 PAO
VP-742 was a reserve patrol
squadron at NAS Jacksonville
between November 1956 and
January 1968. Each year, a number of
officers who remain in touch, reunite
to relive their aviation days. This
March, VP-30 coordinated a weekend
tour of Hangar 30 and one of their P-
3 aircraft to support the reunion.
Retired VP-742 Commanding
Officer Cmdr. Bob Stubbs from
Middleburg, Fla. was among the eight
retired officers in attendance. Stubbs,
the eldest of the group at 80 years
old, began his naval career flying mis-
sions against the Japanese in WWII
in the Western Pacific.
All the other members were high
achievers as well. All had attained
the grade of lieutenant commander or
higher during their naval careers.
Most have gone on to excel in post-
military life as airline captains, top-
level civil service executives and a
host of other venerable careers. One
member is still supporting the Navy,
working on the V-22 Osprey program,
after 59 years of combined
Department of Defense service.
During the tour, the many differ-
ences between then and now were
striking. Unlike today's fight against
the global war on terror in improved
P-3s, VP-742's primary focus was fly-
ing the P-2 Neptune during the cold
war. They flew two-engine P2V-4 and
P2V-5 aircraft during the 1950's, and
P2V-5F and P2V-7 four-engine air-
craft during the 1960's. They deployed
to places like NS Guantanamo Bay,


Photo courtesy of VP-30
VP-742 officers tour a P-3 in the VP-30 hangar. (Back row left to right) Ed Bean,
Wiley Cauthen, Haven Cammett, Bob Atkinson. (Front row left to right) Joann
Cauthen, Pauline Cammett, Cecil Delcher, Dianna Delcher, Lynn Stubbs, Bob
Stubbs and Ross Cafaro.
Cuba, NS Roosevelt Roads, Puerto merchant vessels, ships and sub-
Rico, NAS Port Lyautey, French marines just as our predecessors did
Morocco and NAS Keflavik, Iceland, against Japanese ship movements in
all of which are no longer frequented the Pacific and German submarines
by P-3's. Over water navigation was in the Atlantic during WWII.
conducted primarily by drift meter, During the 1960's, the P-2s were
celestial navigation, LORAN, and low involved in locating Russian ships
frequency direction finder. These during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
days, GPS and inertial navigation get Today, P-3s are conducting similar
are used. missions in oceans around the globe
Although the difference in.politics, in support of the global war on terror
aircraft and technology seem worlds and the war against drugs. On any
apart, there is a common theme that given day a P-3 may be locating a
unites us in a brotherhood of mar- large shipping vessel suspected of
time patrol aviators mission. We carrying illegal cargo, pirates causing
discovered that despite all the havoc to shipping in the Middle East,
advances in technology and policy in or high speed drug boats near Central
the past 60 years much remains America.
unchanged for the maritime patroller. Though the targets and technology
Today P-3s patrol vast expanses of have changed, the concepts remain
water conducting intelligence, surveil- the same. It's this common job we've
lance and reconnaissance missions for all done that binds us together.


Seabee receives 2006 Enlisted Engineer Achievement Award


Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Retired Army Col. Bob Carpenter (left) presents the 2006
Enlisted Engineer Award to CMC(SCW) Samuel Green (cen-
ter) of Construction Battalion Maintenance Unit (CBMU) 202
as CBMU-202 Officer-in-Charge Lt. Russell Bates looks on.


From Facilities Team
Southeast Public Affairs
Office
CMC(SCW) Samuel
Green of Construc-
tion Battalion Main-
tenance Unit 202 Detail
Jacksonville is the recipient
of the 2006 Enlisted En-
gineer Achievement Award.
Retired Army Col. Bob
Carpenter presented the
award to Green on Feb. 25
at the 2006 Engineer's
Week Awards Banquet
sponsored by the Jackson-
ville Society of American
Military Engineers (SAME).
Green was selected by a
panel of Jacksonville SAME
Post members for his out-
standing service to his
country, his command and
his Seabees. Particularly he


was singled out for his sig-
nificant contributions in
supporting hurricane recov-
ery operations for Joint
Task Force Katrina as the
logistics hub supervisor in
Jacksonville where he coor-
dinated the movement of
tools, materials, and equip-
ment into the deployment
site.
Additionally, Green led
his Command in imple-
menting the Navy's 3M
Maintenance program by
coordinating training,
repair parts inventories,
and establishing a function-
al organization for his com-
mand element and four
detail sites located along
the Eastern seaboard.


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'Nightdippers' head

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By Lt. Trevor Prouty
HS-5 PAO
The "Nightdippers" of HS-5 recently sent a detach-
ment of pilots, aircrew and maintainers to the
mountains of Northern Georgia. The squadron
members flew two aircraft to Camp Frank D. Merrill; an
Army base located roughly 60 miles north of Atlanta.
Situated in the Southern Appalachian mountain range,
the base is home to the mountain portion of the U.S.
Army Ranger Training Program due to its challenging
terrain and climate.
HS-5's interest in Camp Merrill originates in training
for one of their primary missions combat search and
rescue (CSAR).
While the environment around Jacksonville provides
for many useful training opportunities, few areas exist
to practice mountain flying. The squadron's detachment
to Camp Merrill provides them the opportunity to per-
fect this skill. Mountainous CSAR operations involves a
delicate balance of high altitude, power limited flying
with the necessary tactical aircraft profiles to avoid
detection.
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narios. Although most HS-5 operations focus on over-
water operations, the fact that the Earth's terrain is
one-eighth mountainous dictates the requirement and
the worth of this type of training. The 'ability to deftly
shift from one geographic region to another allows the
Nightdippers. to perform their crucial CSAR role wher-
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VP-45 hosts future Sailors


By Lt. j.g. James Hall
VP-45 PAO
he "Pelicans" of VP-
45 hosted Navy Re-
cruiting District,
Jacksonville and members
of their Delayed Entry
Program (DEP) March 11.
Future Sailors and their
family members visited
from the local area and
from as far as Georgia.
During their visit, the
group toured a P-3C Orion
and had the opportunity to
interact with active duty
Sailors.
Volunteer officers and
enlisted personnel from the
squadron including pilots,
naval flight officers, air-
crew, maintainers and
Sailors from various other
rates provided answers to a
variety of questions includ-
ing: enlistment, daily life,


physical fitness, officer pro-
grams, deployments, port
calls and many more items
related to military life.
The future Sailors were
not the only ones benefiting
from the Pelican's open
house, parents and immedi-
ate family members who
accompanied them also
enjoy the tour.
The event gave both the
DEP individuals and their
families a chance to see
what their daily life would
include as an active duty
servicemember.
VP-45 is committed to
serving the surrounding
community, whether at
home in Jacksonville or on
deployment. Lt. j.g. Brian
Carruth said, "It was hard
to tell who had more fun,
the DEP Sailors or their
parents."


Main Gate closed April 9
T he Yorktown Gate (Main-Gate) will be closed to all
inbound and outbound traffic April 9 from 7 a.m. to
5 p.m. in order to performmaintenance on the pop-
up barrier system. The Birmingham Gate will be open for
all station ingress and egress. The Base Security Pass and
ID office will remain open for business. Commercial vehi-
cles will obtain passes and undergo searching at the
Yorktown Gate and will then be redirected to the
Birmingham Gate for station access.
For further information, call the security department
duty officer at 542 0969, Ext. 110/111.


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City of Jacksonville,
Office of Volunteer
Services is looking for
volunteers to help out dur-
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7 through 9. Enjoy live
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acts at Jacksonville's most
beautiful venues. This
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The Bone and Dee Dee
Bridgewater.
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CHAPLAIN'S CORNER


The anchor of the soul


By Chaplain
t.) Joe Molina
NAS Jax Chapel
For most people hope
carries the idea of
wishful thinking.
However, there is quite a
distinct difference between
the two. Let me explain:
A handsome middle-aged
man had been a widower
for 14 months. His friends
advised him to make some
positive changes and do
some new and interesting
things. He took their advice
and went on a seven-day
cruise to the Eastern
Caribbean.
While walking on the
deck one morning he
walked past a very attrac-
tive lady about his age. She
smiled at him. At that
moment something jumped
inside his heart. That
evening he noticed her
again at the dining room.
She was sitting alone. He
approached her and asked
permission to join her for
supper. In the course of con-
versation he brought up the
question: "Why did you
smile at me today?"
"Because you bear a
strong resemblance to my
second husband," she
replied. "Oh, how many
times have you been mar-
ried?" he asked. "Once" she
answered. Now, that is
wishful thinking!
There's also the example
of the little girl who stashes
away hundreds of sugar
cubes because she was
"hoping" for a horse. That is
wishful thinking! There are
those that are hoping
against hope that the econ-
omy will improve after


beyond that accomplish-
ment to dream new dreams
and reach new goals.
'* OK, so what is hope?
.' H Well, you can start with a
S- dictionary definition as fol-
lows:
'w To desire with expecta-
Stion of obtainment" (Merri-
.' -,am Webster's Collegiate
Dictionary, 10th Edition).
The dictionary's approach
tends to be general and
fif&' bland but it's a start. I will
expand on this definition by
Chaplain (Lt.) Jose Molina stating that true hope is
blindly investing thousands that, but also much more. I
of dollars into the stock believe that hope is an
market. This too is wishful essential characteristic of
thinking, the soul that reaches
Hope is the anchor of my beyond myself to a power
soul. Of all the abstract which is greater and that
realities that keep my life does not change.
in motion, hope is one of There is only one
the indispensable items! If unchanging being and that
you take someone's wealth, being is God. My hope must
you'll just hinder him. If be anchored on that which
you undermine someone's does not change because
purpose, you'll slow her everything else around me
down. But, if you destroy a is changing, including me.
person's "hope," you'll stop If God is unchanging then
him cold. so are God's promises. That
The German Protestant gives me hope! It gives me
Theologian Jurgun Molt- power to live, to strive, to
man was arrested and achieve. If I truly believe in
incarcerated by the Nazis God's unchanging character
during World War II. He and his unchanging love
spent several years in a (Psalm 23) then my. hope
concentration camp. Here's will be invaded by God's
his observation: "A man unchanging purpose for me..
cannot live without hope. That purpose is founded on
Those who lost hope in the God's very best for my life.
camp lay down, took ill and The objective of my life's
died. When life's hope journey is to seek out and
flounders a sadness beyond decide in favor of that
comforting sets in." which is right, good and
Therefore, I must have pleasing. This hope, this
"hope" to survive and suc- anchor will hold in the
ceed. When my hope leads storms of life. Because of
me to the fulfillment of a this you and I cannot lose.
goal or life's dream, my True hope is a win-win
hope must then launch me proposition!


Sea Cadets show true colors


From the NAS]ax Sea Cadets


U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps FDR
Squadron of NAS Jacksonville had
the exciting opportunity to partici-
pate as the color guard for the Black
Watch and Band of the Welsh Guards
March 14 at the Times-Union Performing
Arts Center. The cadets marched to the
bagpipes of the Royal Highland Regiment
on stage in front of nearly 800 guests.
The Sea Cadets would like to thank
Diane Rodriguez, event coordinator for
the Florida Community College of
.Jacksonville Artist Series, for allowing
Capt. Ron Gay, Sea Cadet chairman, the
opportunity to have the cadets perform
for this momentous occasion.
Participating in the event were: Petty
Officer Kimberly McSweeney, Cadet Tim
Bodin, Petty Officer Derek Bishop and

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Participating in the color guard is .an
honor and a privilege that is given to each
and every one of these cadets to represent
our unit with pride and distinction so that
the Naval Sea Cadet Corps can become
better known throughout our community
and our country.
These cadets are proud of what they are
a part of and have stepped up to the. plate
to the challenge of committing themselves
to the color guard. They commit to these
events .outside of Sea Cadet drill week-
ends. Any cadet who participates in 10
color guard opportunities can become eli-
gible for the color guard ribbon.
If you believe your son or daughter
would benefit from this exciting program
or if you would like to help, please contact
Capt. Ron Gay at 743-8416.

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le at the NAS The uniform of the day
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s, their fatn- service khakis for officers
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1t maintain it and service dress whites
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Personnel Support Detachment, Jax




Here to serve you


By LII(SW/AW) Heather Ewton
Staff Writer
Personnel Support Detach-
ment (PSD), Jacksonville is
responsible for servicing
approximately 9,000 personnel in
the Southeast Region. Most cus-
tomers of PSD are under the
assumption that they simply
track pay and service records,
check Sailors in to new com-
mands and keep identification
cards up-to-date. True, they do all
of those things but they also do so
much more. PSD is behind the
scenes on many other occasions
and you may be surprised to
know what those things are.
According to PSD's Officer in
Charge, Lt. Cmdr. Kathleen
Kerrigan, "When Hurricanes Rita
and Wilma came through the
South, PSD Jax processed all of
the entitlements for those two
areas. The people in the Gulf
Coast and Key West were unable
to work from their offices, so we
took it on for them."
"Our offices mobilized 250
troops to mission essential loca-
tions last November and that was
the second largest mobilization to
occur nation-wide since 9/11," she
added.
"What some people might not
know is the we also offer the only


PSSN Chris Towers of Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Detachment
Jacksonville, (right) returns some service member's records to
PS3(SW/AW) Roderick Campbell.


enlisted classifier in the entire
Southeast Region who is able to
administer the Armed Services
Vocational Aptitude Battery
(ASVAB). With the current re-
quirements for Perform to Serve
(PTS) and personnel wanting to
change into different ratings, the
demand for the ASVAB has been
very high," commented PSCS(SW)


Cecil Montgomery, acting officer
in charge, PSD Jax.
PS1(SW/AW) Reginald Fields,
who is the enlisted classifier for
the Southeast Region and also
the Receipts Division leading
petty officer, mentioned "I have
had personnel from as far as
Cuba report here to take the
ASVAB. I. see about 30 exam par-


PS1(SW/AW) Reginald Fields reviews a service record with PSSA Wenidy
Tetreault at Personnel Support Detachment Jacksonville.


ticipants monthly."
As far as other services go, PSD
is ready to help you with all of
your customer service needs.
Customer service representative,
PS2(SW) Errilyn Reaves of VP-45
stated, We handle it all. Just
bring your issue in to us and we
will ensure it gets taken care of
properly. From allotments to meal


card updates on your identifiha-
tion card, we are a full service
station."
IT1 Corey McCoy was a recent
customer at PSD and remarked,
"I can personally rate the level of
customer service very high and I
appreciate the time that they
took to ensure that my transac-
tion was properly handled."


Computer training offered in FCCJ computer lab on base


From the Navy College Office
The Navy College Offices in part-
nership with Florida Community
College at Jacksonville (FCCJ) will
offer computer training in the FCCJ
on-base computer lab.
The first class, Resume Writing
Using Word, is free to active duty
service members and their family
members. Enrollment is limited to
the first 18 people. This initial class


will be offered as a
t wo-day, four-
14 hour ses-
' -q ). sion


/ from 8:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. The
class will be held in the FCCJ
Computer Lab in Building 110.
Additional classes will follow with
the followingtopics:


Learn to Budget Through Excel
Business Writing Using Word
These classes will be offered at-a
rate of $79 per person and will be
open to all personnel who have access
to the base. There is a separate, non-
refundable one-time $15 registration
fee for the first time FCCJ student.
To register, visit the FCCJ office on
base in Building 110 or call 632-5061
or 771-3979 or email agreenhu@
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Hospital Red Cross recruiting for Junior Volunteer Summer Program


From Naval Hospital Jacksonville
Public Affairs
he Red Cross Junior Summer
Volunteer Program at Naval
Hospital Jacksonville is accept-
ing applications for the summer ses-
sion.
If your teenager is dependable, will-
ing to accept responsibility and has a
desire to help within the community
and meets the requirements, then the


Junior Volunteer Summer Program is
for them. Interested high school stu-
dents between the ages of 15 and 18
are encouraged to apply before April
25.
Enrollment is limited, so the appli-
cants should apply early. The Red
Cross Volunteer Chairman and
Junior Volunteer Chairman will inter-
view all junior applicants for
approval.
The Junior Volunteers will be


assigned to work in designated areas
of the hospital under supervision of
the staff members. The Junior
Volunteer Program requires a mini-
mum of four hours per week.
Applications must be returned to
the Red Cross Office by April 25, with
a copy of the applicant's immuniza-
tion record and current PPD.
Orientation is June 3-4. Call Christy
Prall at 542-7525 for more informa-
tion.


New OB Quest/Classes
offered at hospital
The following classes are available for new parents;
First-time Parents 8:30 -11:30 a.m.
April 7, 14, 21,28
May 5, 12, 19 .J
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FFSC offers educational and support programsfor service members and families


By Staff
T he NAS Jacksonville Fleet and
Family Support Center (FFSC)
Life Skills Education and
Support Program is the foremost pre-
ventive measure for the avoidance of
personal and family problems.
All FFSC workshops and classes
are free and available to service mem-
bers and their. families and


Department of Defense civilian per-
sonnel aboard the base..
Pre-registration is required. If spe-
cial accommodations or handicapped
access is required, please notify FFSC
upon registration.
The following workshops are avail-
able in April:
April 10-13, 7:30 a.m. 4 p.m. -
Transition Assistance Program (sepa-



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teers. DUW and the NAS Jax Chapel have formed a partnership to
assist military families that became victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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basis has escalated. The organization desperately needs more vol-
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incoming clothing and then pack this clothing into boxes for distribu-
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By Kaylee LaRocque
Staff Writer

orty-five children ages kindergarten through 12, 'i
6.P- spent last week enjoying the numerous activities
organized by staff members of the NAS Jax Morale,
Recreational and Welfare Department Youth Activities -
Center (YAC) during the annual Spring Break Camp.
The children participated in several activities including -
bowling at Freedom Lanes, Bingo at The Zone and a spe-
cial field trip to the movie theater to see "The Shaggy
Dog." The week concluded with a pizza party on Friday.
"Spring Break Camp is like a mini summer camp. While
here, the children do art projects every day, play outside,
break up into groups to do rotating activities and partici-
pate in low and high active games. While inside the cen-
ter, they can use computers which are all connected to the
Internet, play Nintendo, Sony PlayStation, board games
and cards. We are keeping them pretty busy," said NAS
Jax YAC Director Megan Elliot. "We're trying to relate our
activities to the spring season. We've made pinwheels and
planted flowers in pots '
for them to take home .
and watch grow."
"I really like Spring .
Break Camp. It's fun
because we get to do a
lot of different activi- c .t :-
ties. We have art class-
es, play on the comput-
ers, do games and go"'
on field trips. I have
fun with my friends
here," said 11-year-old I D
Kiera Brown.
"I have fun at these
camps because they
keep us busy. We go to
the gym and play Youth Activities Center Director Megan Elliot supervises a game of "Catch the Chair" during Spring Break Camp last week.
games, go bowling, to Six-year-old Peyton Sanders (left) ..
the movies and even and 8-year-old Devon Tipton paint ""
played Bingo. I really flower pots during an arts and
like the arts and crafts session, we make neat Seven-year-old Chloe Riley (right) and 7-year-old Shanya
crafthings, we make n9-year-old Brooke Sanders. Warthen carefully check their Bingo cards for the numbers
Normally, the YAC is only open before and after school. being called at The Zone March 20.
However, with the camp open each day from 6:15 a.m. to 6 Air"o;t.. PrkngSv
Sp.m., a lot of planning ..
has to happen to make "D"f M"
it successful and enjoy-
able for the kids. "We .
have to coordinate
schedules and call the .
different activities on a ..
base to ensure they can ,. .. ...
handle our groups. "".,
Everything is set up
weeks in advance ,"."-
before camp starts. -,&
Once camp begins, our
staff members work .....
full-time in shifts. For .*.
our summer camp we
will hire more staff
members because it's a
much bigger group of
children," explained
Elliot.
With school only in
session a couple more
""months, the staff at the
base YAC is already RA
gearing up for Summer
Seven-year-old Taje Saunders Camp 2006. "We are
Seven-year-old Taje Saunders holding registration for
carefully paints a butterfly as part h
of an arts and crafts class during our summer camp April
Spring Break Camp at the Youth 22 starting at 10 a.m. I
Activities Center last Thursday. recommend people
come early as we are I |'
only registering 120 children, beginning with active duty
families first. Summer camp packets are now available," vA
Elliot added.
For more information, contact the NAS Jax YAC at 778- .
9772.






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Mark McFarland and No. 88 Navy "Accelerate Your Life" Mofosports racing car.


Texas saddles up for NASCAR


By Jeffrey Nichols
Commander Navy Recruiting
Command Public Affairs
No. 88 Navy "Accel-
erate Your Life"
Monte Carlo rolls
into the Texas Motor
Speedway to participate in
the O'Reilly 300 in Fort
Worth, Texas, April 8.
Driver Mark McFarland
will be at the wheel of Dale
Earnhardt Jr.'s JR Motor-
sports-owned No. 88 Navy
"Accelerate Your Life"
Monte Carlo. McFarland is
currently in the 21st posi-
tion in the Busch Series
standings as of the March
25 race in Bristol, Tenn. In
the first six races, McFar-


land has had an average
start at the 31st position
and an average finish at
23rd, earning him more
than $173,000 thus far.
"This car is super fast, I
can't wait to qualify and
give the Navy a pole,"
McFarland said after post-
ing the fastest time of the
entire field at Bristol dur-
ing practice. Due to heavy
snow, qualifying laps were
canceled and the No. 88
started in the 19th position
and finished 31st.
The Fleet Honoree for the
race will be the USS Chief
(MCM-14). Chief's mission
is to find, classify and
destroy mobred and bottom
mines. Chief's highly ad-


vanced sonar equipment
serves well not only in the
mine hunting environment
but also searching channels
and shipping lanes for haz-
ards to navigation. USS
Chief is stationed, at Naval
Station Ingleside, Texas.
The Fort Worth race will
be televised live at 3 p.m.
to a national audience on
the FOX Network and
broadcast on Performance
Racing Network (PRN)
radio. Also the race will be
broadcast on American
Forces Network Sports
(AFN), check your local list-
ings in your area for broad-
cast times.


Iax irI NI8W, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006 1i







updated acronym and all references to
C commander, Navy Installations the command should use CNIC.
Command has a new Web CNIC is the echelon II command
address. Pointing one's browser to under the Chief of Naval Operations
www.cnic.navy.mil opens up responsible for Navy-wide .
a world of information shore installation man-
on CNIC programs agement. The intent
and is a resource of CNIC is to form
for Navy profes- a singe shore
sionals. installations
CNIC's new management
commander, /i organization
Vice Adm. that focuses
R o b e r t on installa-
Conway Jr., tion effec-
fueled the ,I tiveness and
,fr improve the
cn a m e shore instal-
Conway has lation man-
agement com-
put the 'co- munity's abii-
mand' back in ty to support
to Commander ,the fleet.
Navy Instal- According to the
lations Command. CNIC Webmaster,
Known as CNI since Linda Betts, "the old
its inception in 2003, the CNI Web address will
command is now known as still be accessible. Users will be seam-
CNIC. The importance of the emphasis lessly routed to the new CNIC Web
on command, says Conway, is to focus on address." CNIC requests that all users
CNIC's customer fleet, fighter and update their Web links to the new-
family. address.


PAYDAY LOANS: Not easy to pay back


From Page 4


Responsible Lending, active duty military
personnel are three times more likely than
civilians to have taken out a payday loan.
One in five active duty military personnel
were payday borrowers last year and preda-
tory payday lending costs military families
more than $80 million in abusive fees every.
year.
While some states like North Carolina
have outlawed payday lenders, it's not all
that effective because they just pick up and
move to another state. In an effort to help
service members from becoming trapped in
a payday lender situation, one officer has
made it a little more difficult for his troops
to get a loan.
"The commanding general at Luke Air
Force Base in Arizona recently came out
with an instruction saying that no one on
his base was allowed to go to a payday
lender unless they had a session with a
financial specialist prior to taking out that
loan," explained Faraldo.
"That's a great approach I'd love to see
the Chief of Naval Operations and
Commandant of the Marine Corps come out
with a requirement like this. This essential-
ly tells our service members to use the
assets that we are paying for before you
make a mistake and get in over your head.
If there was an instruction like this every-
where,, most good Sailors wouldn't go to a
payday\lending agency and those already in
trouble would get the counseling they need,"
he added.
"We see Sailors in this situation all the


time. Unfortunately, many caught up in this
won't come to NMCRS because they are
trapped and are afraid if they say they need
this money to pay off this loan we won't do
it. And, that's a good fear because it's hard
for us to support the payday industry by
paying off their loan. We will help, however.
We will show them how to get out from
under it we know the state laws and will
advise them on what to do. We can educate
them," Faraldo continued.
Fortunately for military members who are
in a financial crisis, there is a place to turn
to before heading to a payday lender.
"The Navy and Marine Corps Relief
Society was created to help military mem-
bers and their families with emergency sit-
uations either through a loan or grant. We
can help with rent, utilities, groceries, auto-
mobile repairs, emergency travel, etc. Just
come in and meet with a counselor and we
will do what we can to help. And, it's com-
pletely confidential," stated Faraldo.
For an appointment call the society at
542-3515.
The Personal Financial Management
Program (PFMP) conducted at the Fleet
and Family Support Center (FFSC) also
provides financial education, training, and
counseling that accentuate long-term finan-
cial independence.
The PFMP offers foolproof strategies for
financial fitness; how to get yourself finan-
cially fit, ideas for holiday savings, tips on
building credit, dissecting your credit report
and avoiding payday loans.
Contact the FFSC at 542-2766 for more
information.


SHIPS: Navy looking for top-notch Sailors


From Page 2


lost among a crew, this ship offers a chance
to serve that will ensure you are an integral
part of the ship and its mission. The LCS
will have no extra personnel. There will be
no wasteful duties and no Sailor assigned
will perform meaningless work. Every
Sailor counts.
The two-crew concept has many merits.
While one crew is at sea, the other will be
ashore training. This .rotation allows the
ship to be deployed to a greater extent,
maximizing the ship's operational impact to
the fleet, yet protecting the individual
deployment tempo of the crew. k
I see this as a win-win concept. Proven
for years aboard ballistic missile sub-
marines, having two crews is not a unique
idea-the Navy has seen many successes in
this area and if you truly want to learn
more about the merits of two crews, ask any
submariner that has served aboard an


SSBN and get his opinion.
Having served aboard many ships, includ-
ing aircraft carriers, I can tell you the
advantages of serving aboard such a small
ship seem great.
If you think you might like serving in a
command where your efforts truly matter,
where you know for sure others depend on
you, where you perform many diverse jobs,
where you split your time aboard the ship
and ashore, and where you serve on sea
duty yet have the ability to further your
education ashore, the LCS might be right
for you.
The "hybrid" Sailors who man these new
ships will develop skill sets not possible
aboard many other Navy ships. If you think
you're up to the challenge, and belong to a
surface rating, contact your detailer and
look into the possibility of serving aboard an
LCS the Navy is looking for some great
Sailors, are you one of them?


Home providers needed
The Child Development Center is looking for home providers. If you
are an on-base resident, you will only need to be Navy-certified to
become a Home Provider.
If you are an off-base resident, you will have to be state-certified as
well as Navy-certified. This program is for dependent female and
males. For more information about this program, contact Lisa
Williams or Ingrid Robinson at 542-5434 / 5529 / 2472.
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Registration under way for University


of Maryland University College


From the Navy College
Office
R_ registration is'now
underway for Uni-
.R. versity of Maryland
University College (UMUC).
Earn your degree any-
where in the world with
UMUC. UMUC has been
providing educational
opportunities for the U.S.
military worldwide since
1947.
In the past year alone,
UMUC served nearly
58,000 military students
Online and in classrooms
around the world.
For the U.S. military and
their spouses, UMUC
:offers several important


benefits: (1) Choose from a
full range of associate's
(active duty only) degrees,
bachelor's degree, master's
degree, and certificate pro-
grams, offered entirely
online, (2) With online
classes, you can continue
your UMUC education no
matter where you're sta-
tioned, (3) You'll get a
high-quality, challenging
education from an accred-
ited university, (4) No SAT,
GRE, or GMAT is required
for undergraduate or grad-
uate admission, (5) Active
duty service members and
their spouses are eligible
for in-state tuition rate.
TA pays full cost for under-
graduate courses and (6)


UMUC'S military advising
team will help you meet
your education goals. Our
advisors are specially
trained to prepare SOC
student agreements and
assist with the process of
using tuition assistance
and veteran's benefits.
UMUC is proud to be a
member of the Navy
College Program Distance
Learning Partnership
(NCPDLP). NCPDLP is an
initiative by the Navy to
have colleges and universi-
ties work .together to pro-
vide you with an educa-
tional path from Navy "A"
school to a bachelor's
degree.
NCPDLP is an initiative


by the Navy to have col-
leges and universities
work together to provide
you with an educational
path from Navy "A" school
to a bachelor's degree.
Regular registration
ends May 23 for the sum-
mer term. Late registra-
tion ends May 29 ($30 fee
for late registration). The
summer term runs May 30
-Aug. 20.
Drop by and see the local
UMUC field representative
at the Navy College Office
on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. He may also be
reached via email at jher-
ald@umuc.edu or by phone
at 610-4361.


CNRSE Volunteer Clearinghouse offers opportunities


From Dianne Parker
CNRSE Community Support Services Administrator
Trhe Navy Region Southeast Volunteer
T Clearinghouse maintains a current directory of
Navy and other military and civilian organizations
using volunteer staff. The clearinghouse also works with
area organizations to recruit volunteers for major com-
munity events and projects. Currently, the following vol-
unteer opportunities are available:
SNavy-Marine Corps Relief Society receptionist, inter-
viewers, layette workers, thrift shop personnel, budget
counselors and volunteer administrators. For informa-
tion, call 542-3515.
American Red Cross optometry clinic assistant, sur-
gery liaison, patient transport, first aid and safety pro-
gram instructor, quality assurance analyst and data base
specialist. For information, call 542-2426.
Fleet and Family Support Center -information and
referral assistant, transition assistance program assis-
tant, marketing assistant, spouse employment assistant,
financial management program assistant. For informa-


tion, call 542-2766, ext. 130.
Adopt A School
The following local schools are interested in being
adopted by a Navy command/department aboard NAS
Jacksonville. Please call the school contact person if your
command is interested., We also ask that you notify the
CNRSE Community Service Program Coordinator
Dianne E. Parker at 542-2766, Ext. 130, if you adopt a
school. Contact The following are the schools and points
of contact:
Nathan Forest High School Mr. Jacobs 573-1170, Ext.
110
S P Livingston Sabrina Session-Jones -630-6580
SOS Academy Mrs. Pollen 924-3129
Stillwell Middle School Erica Trent 693-7523, Ext. 127
Don Brewer Elementary Susan Kummernes 745-4990,
Ext. 109
Carter G. Woodson Elementary Melissa Gothard 924-
3004, Ext. 148.


NMCRS offers Budget for Babies classes


By Linda Brown
NMCRS


he Navy Marine Corp Relief
Society (NMCRS) at NAS Jax
offers Budget for Babies classes
the first and third Wednesday of each
month. These comprehensive classes
are available to all military personnel
and their family members.
Participation of both parents is
encouraged.
Joe Pinnell, NMCRS volunteer and
financial planner helps the expecting
parents prepare a budget for baby


CAFE: Flig]

From Page 1

"Marvelous," exclaimed Capt. Vince
Griffith, commanding officer of Fleet
Industrial Supply Center Jackson-
ville, after touring the mess hall and
tastilig several of the Mexican and
Spanish dishes.
"The name change is now more
reflective of what we do aboard this
base," he added. I enjoy the quality
of food served here and the fact that
they offer healthy, low carb meals."


from birth through college. He offers
money saving tips for buying baby's
first items such as furniture, car
seats, carriers and strollers.


Retirement planning for parents is
also discussed.
At the conclusion of the class each
family is given "baby's first sea bag",
valued at $100. The sturdy canvas
bag contains a Gerber layette and a
blanket knitted by NMCRS volun-
teers.
The classes are held at NMCRS in
Building 13 from 9:30 a.m.-noon on
the first Wednesday of each month
'and from 6-8 p.m. on the third
Wednesday.
To register or for more information,
call 542-3515.


Located on the corner of Mustin
Road and Saratoga Avenue, the mess
hall is open to active duty service
members and their families and
Reservists. It features a sports-
themed speed-line dining area. And
in .the main dining room, patrons
will now find aviation memorabilia
from the various squadrons aboard
the base. Miniature airplanes, hel-
mets, various flight gear and posters
now adorn the ceiling and walls.
"This new Flight Line Cafe is out-


standing," said CSSN Jacob Settle, a
culinary specialist at the galley. "The
Navy spent thousands of dollars
training us and furthering our edu-
cation and finally it's going to pay
off. Our customers are going to enjoy
our newly-acquired culinary skills
and decor."
For further information about the
galley, call 542-3854 or for the daily
menu, call 542-4225, 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.


CNATTU: Daniels takes command from Newton


From Page 1


Watch. Two years later, in
December 1997, he report-
ed to Fleet Combat Train-
ing Center, Atlantic as the
department head for the
Maritime Command and
Control Systems Depart-
ment where he was pro-
moted to 04.
- Daniels transferred to
UJSS Enterprise (CVN-65)
in December 2000 and
reported on board as the
assistant combat direction
center officer, participating
iri the opening hours of
Operation Enduring Free-
d9m in October 2001.
-A year later, he trans-
ferred to Fleet Aviation
Specialized Operational


Training Group, Atlantic
as the executive officer
where he was promoted to'
05 and subsequently
selected for command.
He then reported to
CNATTU Jacksonville as
the executive officer and
served six months in
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course, but also a great deal more. He should be as well
a gentleman of liberal education, refined manners,
punctilious courtesy, and the nicest sense of personal
honor. He should be the soul of tact, patience, justice,
and charity...." He couldn't have better described Capt.
Cotton had he known him personally," stated
Commander, Navy Region Southeast Rear Adm. Mark
Boensel. "Capt. Cotton is an outstanding naval officer I
feel very fortunate have to known and served with him.
We, in the region, will miss him both as a leader and a
friend."
A native of Jacksonville, N.C., Cotton graduated from
,the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in May
1976 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science
and received his commission through NROTC. He was
designated a naval flight officer in August 1977.
Cotton reported for duty to VP-9 at NAS Brunswick,
Maine in January 1978, deploying to Bermuda, Lajes
Azores (Portugal) and Rota, Spain. In January 1981, he
reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
where he was the action officer responsible for Northern
Europe and the United Kingdom.
Cotton furthered his education at the Naval
Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., from January
1983 to June 1984, where he received a Master of Arts
degree in national security affairs. He then reported to
USS Enterprise (CVN-65) in September 1984 as the
operations administrative officer, serving also as a tacti-
cal action officer and deploying to the Western Pacific
and Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea.
Cotton's next assignment brought him to the Nayal War
College at Newport, R. I. in November 1986, where he
attended the College of Naval Command and Staff and
was the U.S. student at the Naval Staff College, gradu-
ating with distinction in December 1987.
He then reported to VP-45 at NAS Jacksonville in
June 1988, and served as the tactics officer and opera-
tions officer, deploying to Bermuda for the first deploy-
ment of the P-3C Update III aircraft in the Atlantic the-
ater.
In May 1990, he reported to the staff of Commander,
Patrol Wings Atlantic, as the tactics officer before
reporting to VP-5 as the executive officer in July 1991
and assumed the duties of commanding officer in July
1992. During his tenure, the squadron deployed to
Keflavik, Iceland and earned the Arnold Jay Isbell
Award for Antisubmarine Warfare Excellence and the
Battle Efficiency Award.
Cotton then reported to the Office of the Secretary of
Defense in Washington, D.C. in July 1993 as the country
director for Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya. He served as the
chief of staff, Commander, Maritime Surveillance and
Reconnaissance Forces U.S. Sixth Fleet (CTF-67) from
July 1997 to August 1999 and participated in
Operations Noble Anvil and Allied Force, Kosovo opera-
tions.
Subsequently, he reported to Commander, Task Force
84 as the chief of staff where he served from September
1999 to June 2000 and then guided NAS Key West, Fla.
as that installation's commanding officer from July 2000
through July 2003. In August 2003, he reported as chief
of staff for Commander, Navy Region Southeast.


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Mission First, Sailors Al.wa ys,


Skipper "B" Sailing Class
$150 includes all classroom materials
and use of marina sailboats and safety
equipment.
June 2, 3, 4, 17, 18
Power Boat Training Class
$50, Includes all classroom materials
and use of marina motorboats
April 22-23
24th annual Bass Tournament
April 15
Begins at safe light until 3 p.m.
Limited to first 100 teams entered.
Door prizes! Cash prizes!
Call 542-3260 for additional information


For more information, call 542-3493.
Free bowling on Wednesdays for active
duty from 11 a.m. 1 p.m. (shoe rental not
included)
Xtreme Bowling
Every Saturday night
9 p.m. midnight
Enjoy an evening of glow in the dark
bowling with light show and music!
Family Day
Every Sunday
11 a.m. 4 p.m.
Two games, shoes and soft drink for $5
Dollar Bowling
Every Wednesday
Includes shoe rental
6-10 p.m.


For more information on fitness and ath-
letics, call 542-3518/3229.
Learn to Lift Program
Monday at 9 a.m. and Tuesdays at 4 p.m.
Free
Sign-up at the Fitness Source front desk.
Bench Press Competition
April 19, 4:30 p.m.
Fitness Source


For more information about I.TT trips or
ticket prices, please call 542-3318.
Concert and show tickets available on
base:
Lifesong Tour Casting Crowns
Featuring Nichole Nordeman, Josh
Bates, and Speaker Tony Nolan
April 15, 7 p.m.
$43
Club section of the Jacksonville Veterans
Memorial Arena.
Disney On Ice Finding Nemo
April 22,11:30 a.m.
April 23, 1 p.m.
$24 for lower level and $15 for upper
level, Jacksonville Veterans Memorial
Arena.


$96,
Arena


Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
May 28-29, 8 p.m.
Jacksonville Veterans Memorial


Fantastic I.T.T. trips:
Cedar Key
Sidewalk Fine Arts & Crafts Festival
April 8
$22
Savannah
April 22
$36 adults, $30 children under 10
Includes guided trolley tour.


Trips, activities and costs may be restrict-
ed to E1-E5 single or unaccompanied active
duty members. Call the Liberty Cove
Recreation Center for more details, 542-
3491.
Paintball Trip
April 9
$20 includes, paint, lunch and trans-
portation.


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Four-year-old Olivia Viano gets ready to dive
through one of the inflatables and slide down
the other side at last year's Month of the
Military Child Carnival at the Youth Activities
Center. This year's event is April 8 from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m.

Jacksonville Suns Baseball game
April 13
Free
Free lesson and nine holes of golf
NAS Jax Golf Course
April 18


For more information call 542-3521.
The Comics on Duty World Tour featur-
ing Steve Bills, Jeff Capri, Danny
Villalpando, and Gary Brightwell, Tuesday,
4:30 p.m. at the CPO Club and 7:30 p.m. at
The Zone
Free


Movies are shown at the base theater and
open to all hands. For details, call 542-
3491.
Tomorrow, 7 p.m. Dreamer (PG)
Saturday, 5 p.m. Fun with Dick and Jane
(PG-13)
Saturday, 7 p.m. -Aeon Flux (PG-13)
April 7, 7 p.m. Chronicles of Narnia (PG)


For more information on the golf course,
please call 542-3249. For Mulligan's, call
542-2936.
Military Appreciation Days at NAS Jax
Golf Club
No green fees! Cart fee only!
April 11 and 25 for active-duty.
April 13 and 27 for retirees and
Department of Defense personnel.


Call 777-8549 for more information.
Ground School Class
April 17 May 24
$365


For more information on Youth Activities
call 778-9772.
Month of the Military Child Carnival
April 8, 11 a.m. 2 p.m.
Games, prizes, sno-cones and much
more!
Amiual NAS Jax Egg Hunt
April 14, 7 p.m.
McCaffery Softball Field complex.
Yellow Water Egg Hunt
April 15
Yellow Water baseball fields
Call 777-8247

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Easter Brunch & Egg Hunt
April 16, 10:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m.
$20 adults, $10 children 12 and under
NAS Jax Officer's Club open to all
hands.
For reservations call 542-3041.


Navy Run co
By Staff
NAS Jax will host the Capt. Charles
Cornett 10K Navy Run/5K Walk
April 1 at 7:30 a.m. Only author-
ized patrons with base access can register
on site the day of the race. The public is
invited to participate however; they must
register and complete a MACS form by
March 29 to ensure base access. Packet
pick-up will be held at the Holiday Inn,
Highway 17, in Orange Park March 31
from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The cost to participate is $5 for all
active duty personnel and chil-
dren under 12. All others pay
$15 before March 29.
Registration the day of
the race is $20 and
will take place
in the Navy
Exchange
(NEX) park-
ing lot the
day of the
race from 6-7
a.m. Packets may
also be picked up on race day at the regis-
tration area.
The race starts at 7:30 a.m. with an


)ming April 1
awards ceremony following in the Navy
Exchange parking lot. Awards will be pre-
sented to the top three male and female
finishers, top masters and grand masters,
plus three males and females in each age
group for the 10K. The top male and
female in the wheelchair category will also
receive awards. The 5K Walk is non-com-
; petitive this year.
There will also beta
/ shoe fair outside.the
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from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. and the mqrn-
ing of the race.
Representatives
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to demonstrate
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watches. Free
massages will
also be offered.
For more
information, -call


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Volunteers
needed
Volunteers are need-
ed to work the Navy
Run April 1 from 5:30-
7:30 a.m. and 7-9 a.m.
For more information,
call Tim McKinney at
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For more information, call 778-9772.


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The Navy Wives Clubs of America, NWCA
Jax No. 86 meets the first Wednesday of each
month. Meetings are held in Building 612 on
Jason Street at NAS Jacksonville at 7:30 p.m. The
Thrift Shop is open Tuesdays and Thursdays and
the first Saturday of the month from 9 a.m. 1
p.m. For more information, call 772-0242 or Pearl
Aran at 777-8032.
The Navy Wives Club's'DID No. 300 meet-
ings are held the second Thursday of each month
at 7 p.m. at the Oak Crest United Methodist
Church Education Building at 5900 Ricker Road.
For more 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. The chapter also has service officers
available Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1-
4 p.m. to help with claims. To make an appoint-
ment or for more information, call 269-2945.
The Clay County Chapter 1414, National
Active and Retired Federal Employees
invites all active and retired employees to their
regular monthly meeting the second Tuesday of
each month at 1 p.m. at the Orange Park Library,
22054 Plainfield Avenue in Orange Park. For more
information, call 276-9415.
The Navy Jacksonville Yacht Club general
membership meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on
the first Wednesday of every month at the club-
house (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, reservists, retired
military and active and retired Department of
Defense civilians. For more information, call 778-
0805 or email commodore@njyc.org.
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.pwpnflori-
da.com or call 307-6261.
The MOMS Club of Jacksonville Orange
Park/Westside holds their business meeting the
second Thursday of each month from 10-11 a.m.
at the Calvary United Methodist Church, 112
Blanding Boulevard across from the Orange Park
Mall. Members meet for playgroups, field trips,
MOMS Nite Out and family outings. For informa-
tion, contact Angela Adams at 688-0077 or visit
momsclubopw@yahoo.com
The Association of Aviation Ordnance-
men's meeting is held the third Thursday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the Fleet Reserve Center on
Collins Road. For more information, call A01
Michael Steckly at 542-5508 or Jim Bohac at 542-
2939. You can also visit www.aao9.com.
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 cur-
rently employed and retired federal employees to
our regular meeting 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 per-
sonnel 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 oh Kingsley Avenue at 7 p.m.
every Friday night. For more information, call 269-
5369 or visit www.fllx.org.
Several youth fishing derbies will be held
throughout the city of Jacksonville. The following
are the days, times and locations: April 1, 9 a.m.
to noon at Ronnie VanZant Park, April 15, 9 a.m.
to noon at Crystal Springs Park, May 6, 9 a.m. to
noon at Huguenot Park, June 3, 9 a.m. to noon at
Hanna Park and Aug. 19, 9 a.m. to noon at
Oceanway Park. A youth fishing tournament will
be held Sept. 9 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hanna
Park. The tournaments are free for children under
13. For more information, call 573-4918.
The Southern Genealogist's Exchange
Society will hold their monthly meeting April 8 at
10 a.m. at the SGES library at.6215 Sauterne
Drive. For more information, call 778-1000.
The Knights of Columbus will hold their 10th
annual 5K Beach Run April 22, at 7a.m. Visit
www.flrunning.com or www.ancientcityrr.org for
additional information and registration form.
The St. Augustine Spring Art and Craft
"Festival will be held April 22-23 from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. at the Special Events/Francis Field near the
St. Augustine Visitor's Center. More than 150
exhibitors will be at the event. For more informa-
tion, call (904) 824-0716.
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens is
offering free admission each Tuesday from 4-9
p.m. through September. Visitors can attend lec-
tures, docent-lead tours, stroll the historic river-
front gardens, view the museum's Masterworks
collection and special exhibitions and experience
Art Connections, the museum's hands-on educa-
tion center: For more information, 'contact Maria
Haynes at 899-6025.


JAX SPORTS


Tennis tourney planned
A men and women's singles tennis tournament
will be held April 24 at 5 p.m. The tournament is
free and open to all NAS Jax authorized men and
women. There will be a separate men and
women's division. Matches will be played at the
Guy Ballou Tennis Complex. Awards will be given
for each division. Call NAS Jax Athletics to sign
up by April 21.
Sports officials and scorekeepers ,eeded
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. n6t 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 a
sanctioned race and your time meets the 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 3H, 30M Women 4H
Triathlon Men 2H, 30M Women 3H
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.


Local park offers free nature classes
he following are upcoming classes both dragonflies and damselflies begin
at Westside Regional Park Nature life underwater and have gills for breath-
Center located across the NAS Jax ing? Learn more .about our dragons and
Main Gate at 7000 Roosevelt Boulevard. damsels and what you can do to help
All classes require advance reservations them. Participants will take home an
by calling 573-2498. Audubon Adventures newspaper on drag-
Nature Crafts onflies and damselflies designed for stu-
using Recycled Products dents functioning at grades 3-5.
April 3 Gardening for Butterflies
10-11:30 a.m. April 29
Make a statement in support of recy- 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
cling and Earth Day by bringing your Learn more about gardening for butter-
clean recyclables and using flies from Marc Minno, noted butterfly
them to create a unique expertand author of five books on butter-
nature craft. flies. Minno will present a slide program
Coffee with the Birds on butterfly gardening, followed by a
April 5 tour of the gardens.
9:30-10:30 a.m. His will also conduct a
Picture yourself relaxing book signing of his fourth
inside a climate-controlled and fifth books Flori-
building with your morning cup of coffee da Butterfly
and looking out our large picture windows Gardening
at the birds visiting our birdfeeders. stand Florida
What a great way to start your day! Butterfly Caterpil-
Beverages provided. lars and Their
Worms and Composting Host Plants.
April 6 Map and Compass Instruction
10-11:30 a.m. April 29


Did you know that an acre of soil can
contain as many as a million earthworms?
Learn more about these slimy creatures,
their position in the food chain, and how
to set up worm composting. Each partici-
pant should bring a clear quart size or
larger container.
Hooray for Homeschoolers!
Audubon Adventures: Real-Life
Dragons and Damsels
April 28, 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Dragonflies . damselflies . do you
know the difference? Did you know that


10 a.m.-noon
Instructions cover boxing a compass to
determine bearings, setting up travel
locations on a map, and determining bear-
ings to travel locations.
Teams of two will use their new knowl-
edge to find eight locations within the
park woods. Each participant must have
a flat acrylic/plastic compass and mosqui-
to repellent. For more information or to
register, please email John Trow at
Johntrow3@juno.
com.


Environmental
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he eighth annual
Fleet Environmental
Information Ex-
change (EIE) will be held
May 9-11 at the Naval
Amphibious Base Little
Creek Conference Center in
Virginia Beach, Va.
Each year, the Naval Air
Systems Command's (NAV-
AIR) Environmental Sup-
port Office holds the Fleet
EIE to address the environ-
mental management needs
of aviation maintenance
personnel through the
exchange of advice about
approved, innovative main-
tenance practices and tech-
nologies.
The EIE provides Sailors
and Marines with an oppor-
tunity to discuss their envi-
ronmental maintenance-
related issues with
NAVAIR's environmental
and acquisition experts.
NAVAIR encourages rep-
resentatives from all Navy
and Marine Corps haz-
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support equipment, ord-


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COLLEGE. 7yr old home Stonehurast Brand new -
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1816 W. 6th St. $84,900. 904-386-9926/2871173
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8809 3rd Ave 9o4807-837 350 Waterfront
HOUSES FOR SALE New Homes 3 -r
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Newly Remodeled $609k. 904-223-4302
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904-334-4888. CANAL LOT -Instant
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PANAMA PK/Trout River before realtor 219-0575
lblk from Marina, 3/1,
bonus rm, totally remod LOT W/DOCK PERMIT.
new ch/a. tile, pnt, appl Trout Rvr Landing $135K.. -
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1R^ NORTSIDE
Lr L l,.2,.3BRs.
LUD Vouchers ,
~ Accepted.
% ath DS Spedal
as 751 -1510
RIVERSIDE 3/2 $650 ch&a
1350SF, Gas Fplc, WD Hu
Water IncI DW, Nr SPts
VANSANDt RE 389-3540
Riverside ch&a 731-8777
Studio $475. incls utils.
lbr $575. Huge carport
2/1.5 $900. 1500sf luxury
RIVERSIDE Lg IBR. CH&A,
hardwd floors, clean,
good n'hood, near hosp
$650mo+dep. 384-6755
RIVERSIDE multi-family:
all inclusive lbr/lba
MOVE IN SPECIALS
$650mo. 904-434-9094
.SAAN .- 1 &2BRSpecallI
*AR"CO CALL 398-9492

SAN MARCO 2/1, Upstrs
Duplex, 1000sf, $750m.
$500dp. 904-398-1044
Compass Property Svcs.
SOUTHSIDE 2/2, $1100mo.
next to Town Center
Mall, pool, Jacuzzi.
Cal 561-714-0017
WESTSIDE Newly reno-
vated 1 & 2 br apts. In
quite residential nbrhd
on Cedar Creek. Call for
appts. 904-424-3402

410 Condominiums
ARL/KERNAN FOREST
New 2/2, 1200sf, gar
gtd, pool all appl+w/d
$1195m. 904-838-2627
ARL $1095mo. new lux
condo, all appli incl.
WD, bit in microwave,
Merrill Pines, 220-8867
AVANTI/ KERNAN -nr
UNF, bch, 2/2, $975mo.
3/2, $1175mo, S'side/
reserve, 2/2, $950mo
Gated/ amen 962-2418
LEASE OR PURCHASE
BUY OWNER
IL Vilaglo brand new 3/2
(2) avail. 4$230K ea.
Call Eddie. 954- 605-2947
O.P. NEW 2/2 1500SF, gar,
WDhkup, club hse, pool,
fitness ctr & more,
$1195mo 904-207-3215
OAKLEAF Condo 2/2 New
$950/mo $800 dep Near
pool & amenities. Call
904-214-9415 Iv msg
OAKLEAF PLANTATION Ill
Huge new flat 2/2 + gar
on lake + forest $1350.
Won't last! 291-4290
OP/Flem. Isl/Lake Ridge
VIlla N, Brand new
3/2.5 TH w/gar. on wtr,
Prices call 954-668-5234
Orange Park South
Desirable Location. 2X2 TH
w Garage & Private Back-
yard. Rent $800 Dep $800
Call 472-7314
ICW Avanti SPECIAL
2/2 1177s.f. w Solarium
Best Rental Deal $975
Jenn Broker 917 859 7859
Ponte Vedra Beach
Summerhouse "SPECIALS" '
1/1 Lg Cottage w PVT
entrance,pa ostorage
Vaulted CellingFPL $975
3/2Twhse Vaulted Ceiling,
Stainless Kitchen,
lanai, many extras $1295
Both Beachslde ALA
1/1 Golf side -$750
Jennifer, Broker 917 8597859


410\Condominiums
PVB/Grnd Cay Villas 1/1
2nd fli, gtd, club hse,
pool, W/d. no pets, AvI
5/1. $875m. 904-273-0160
PVB/SUMMERHOUSE 2/2
1st fir on golf crs, mile
to beach, fp, 5 star,
$1000mo. 239.218,420S
PVB Spacious 2/2, story
crnr unit, fpl, w/d, new
renov. $1256m+elect.
1.240-388.0056 Iv msg
REGENCY & OP 3/2
$12PO & $1400mo.
w/$500 dn month to month
pmti 904-472-5243
REGENCY -2/2, appl eqp,
$885mo.
Call 220-3917 651-2222
SOUTHSIDE 5811 Atlantic
Blvd. 2/2.5, 2 story,
$950mo. river view,
water access cable,
pool, & clubhouse.
904 545-0990
S'SIDE, NEW, 2 Wks FREE
2/2, granite, tile, w/d,
pool, fltness,gtd, 1300sf,
234- 0624.$1050m inci wtr
S'SIDE Brand new 3/2,
all applies, WD, cony loc,
$900mo. 954-336-2430
954-336-2493
415 Houses
Furnished

E. ARL- 2/1 priv. lakefrt-
lot, w/d, very clean
$900/mo+ dep., pets
negot.,near9A, 744-8008
FLEMMING ISLAND
PLANTATION- new,
3/2.5, gar., 2 story, pool,
$1,100. 904-278-2734
MANDARIN -Cottage,
lbr, hrdwd firs, CH&A.
$1200mo + deposit
737-2314
Ortega 1/1 Cottage
Completely furnished,
just bring your clothes.
N/S $1150m 759-4850

420 Houses
Unfurnished
ARGYLE
8792 Timberpoint Dr
3/2/2 1745sf $1095
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
ARGYLE FOREST 4/3/2
Formal DR, FL rm, frpl,
cathi ceiling, $1550mo.
Pets ok. 850-864-3715
ARGYLE- OAKLEAF
337 Pecan Grove
3/2.5/2 1449sf $1150
$300 off 1st mo. rent
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
ARGYLE- OAKLEAF
Cambridge Townhomes
810 Crystal Way End Unit
3/2/1 1600sf$1050
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
ARGYLE- OAKLEAF
Cannons Point Sub
1345 Woodlawn Drive
4/2/2 2110sf $1175
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
ARL/WS3760 Haslett E
3/1, ofc, 1700sf, gar, pool
w/svc $1275. 1/15150
Kingsbury $598 465- 3301
4 ARL-3/2 1640 sf,
fncd yrd, pets
S welcome no pitt
bulls, w/d, h/u,
$1050,904-465- 0970 PCS
4 ARLINGTON 3/2
/ 1640 sqft, fen yd,
I pets become (no
pltbulls), W/D
hkup, alarm, $1050
904-465 0970 PCS
4 ARL- Near JU, 3/2,
S1700sf car gar, 5
ti car driveway,
in. ground pool,
Imo dep. + $1050/mo
close proximity to 9A &
shopping areas, please
contact, Robert Meggs,
904-234-3652 or
nossralsuva@hotmall.com


420 Houses
420 Unfurnished

4 Avondale, 3/1.5, Ig
fncd yd, 1.5 car gar,
7 miles frm base,
pets allowed,
$900/mo. 381-8786
AVONDALE 2/1 $725 ch&a
HW Firs, 1 Car Gar, Prch
WD hu 950SF, Fenced Bk
VANSANDT RE 389-3540
BEACHES -2/2, freshly
painted, tlle/cpt, w/d
Incld. $775 mo + dep.
Call 904-343-1782 -
CALLAHAN 2br/3ba, gar,
close to school and
shops, $1100mo, 1st,
last, dep. 352-475-3797
COLUNS/ARGYLE
7746 Rushmore Ct.,
kl 3/2/2gar. fenced,
866-9297/655-7924
PCS
Fernandina, Amelia Isl
Yulee Waterfront rental
Small 1 or 2BR on deep
water, privacy, close to
A1A. Great commute to
Kings Bay or Mayport.
$900m. 904-703-4265
Fleming Isl Beauty 3/2,
End of culdesac, hottub,
Patterson elem, pets ok
$1275m0. 904-284-2776
FLEM ISL. PLANT. 4/3,
2500sf, open fir plan, all
brk home, 2cgar. gas
fpl, cust. mstr shwr tile,
sprnkir sys, huge covy.
patio, cu desac, backs
to nature preserve.
$1675 mo. 804-201-1119
) FOR RENT- 1970sq,
S4/2, sundeck, fire-
In place, 2 car garage,
large front/back
yaerdu $1200/mo,
$1200 +dep, 904- 751 S011
GREEN COVE
SPRINGS/LAKE ASBURY
Silver Creek Sub
1853 Creekview Dr
3/2/2 1820sf $1095
$100 Off 1st (5) mo
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
ICW/UNF/KERNAN 3/2,
2cgar, scr patio, Ig fncd
yd, sprnkir sys. GrtSchls
$1300m. 904 620- 8568
ICW 3/2, 2 stry, culde-
sac, 2 car gar, fen'd, sec
sys. Kensington comm
pool,$1100mo 270-2708
Intracoastal Newer 3/2,
w/ heated pool on lake
close to elem & Mid
schl. $1200mo. 220-0401
JCP/DurvIn Park Dr. 3/2,
fncd, all appl+w/d hu,
grt schools, $1350m. Avi
4/15. 616.3581/651-5214
4)JTB/95, 3/2.5, new
luxury, TH,
kl upgrades, 2cgar,
scmd patio, pool +
clubhouse access.
Ironwood, 1700 sf,
$1575, Jamie 864-6699,
PCSng'
Jullngton Crk 3/2.5 TH,
LR, DR, nice Ig eat.-n-.kit,
wtr view, gated, lcgar,
$1200m. 287-923
Mend 3/2, 1850sf, fncd
yd, backs to preserve,
newer immac cond, new
appl $1395 904-710-7000
MAND 3/2 Brick, custom
wood Int. scrn prch, sun
deck, grt rm, fncd bkyd,
w/d, fp, ch/a, cul de sac,
$1200+dep No pets.
0:355-0515, H:733-0435
MANDARIN
10973 Pine Acres Rd
3/2/2 1724sf $1195
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904)730-8060 .
MANDARIN 3/2, $1250m0
3/1 $1150mo Dwasher
wash/dry fncd bck yrd.
GHS/904- 529-8022
4 Mandarin- 3/2,
S1930sf. covered pool
kL1 w/ svc, 10471 Spotted
Fawn Ln, $1425 mo.
710-3488. PCS
Mandarin 3br/2ba ranch
style house new paint
carpet, 2 car gar, nice
$1250mo. 904- 710-6357


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42Y0 Unfurnished

Mlddleburg
Baxley Hideaway
3836 Hideaway Lane
4/2/2 1828sf $1095
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
Mlddleburg
Ridaught Landing Sub
2864 Tuscarora Trail
3/2/2 1412sf $995
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904)730-8060
MURRAY HILL -1303
Hamlliton St. new kit & ba,
CH&A, spacious rooms,
$800mo. 828-712-8858
NORTHSIDE 3/2 house
w/acreage, $2000mo,
Call 813-760-5689
NORTHSIDE
3BR 2BA House For Rent.
Fenced Yard. Pets Welcome.
$775mo. $775 dep. 757- 3466
NORTHSIDE Pecan Park
2/1 Fenced yard. W/D
hookup. $650mo $600
dep 904-696-9244
NORTHSIDE
Rolling River Sub
11829 Gulfshores
3/2/2 1582sf $1095
March Free
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
NORTHSIDE
Waterbrook Falls
7117 Water Rose Court
3/2/2 1850sf $1195
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 730-8060
N'SIDE 2 & 3 bdrm hms
1 bath CH/A, stove, frig,
$600- $700mo. Avail-
able Now. 708-8006
N'SIDE 6967 Lorain
2br/lba, 2 story $575/mo
412 Springfield Ct.
3br/lba, CH/A $775/mo
Both exc cond. 710- 0104
N'slde off LemTurner
9216 4th Ave. 3/2 newly
remod. $850mo. $25
apple. fee. 687-4962
OAKLEAF, Eagle Landing
OPEN SAT &aSUN 1-4pm
4/3 $1995. 952/237-6497
wwwJaxRental.com
OAKLEAF-new, 3/2, dbi
gar, lake & more. All
amen. Just $1375mo.
Call 904-635-7720
OAKLEAF PLANTATION
Like New lyr old. 4/2
with screened porch
$1200mo 904-424-4072
OP/ARGYLE 3/2 1800+sf,
mstr Jacuzzi w/shwr,
great yd w/gazebo
Only $1250m. 262-2034
OP/FLEMING ISLAND
Exec 4br/2ba In Hamber-
sham Harbour. Water
access. $1295m 514-1038
OP/OAKLEAF PLANT. 4/2,
Fam Din 2cgar 2300sf
Sell $280k Lease $1350m
904-759-9262
OP $300 OFF 1st months
Rentl 3/2.5, 2 story-new
twnhm, 2 car garage,
1800sf corner unit, Clay
Co. schools, $1085+dep.
904-718-6068
OP- Plainfleld Ave.
S3/1 home, no pets,
S C $8 1 p du s d
904-P r T r24
ORANGE PARK 3/2.5
Townhouse wd, water
incid, on Blanding
$900mo. 877-577-4556
RAVINES CROSSING
Lake Asbury BRAND NEW
4/2/2 1900SF. A+schools
Avail 4/28 $1225. 982-6254
S RAVINES
GOLF/COUNTRY CLUB
New 1 story twn hme,
3/2,w/Irge grt rm,
eat-In kit. + dn rm, 2 car
gar. & golf cart gar.
$1195/mo. 904 210- 6062
SOUTHSIDE 2 BD, 1 BA,
fully remodeled.
Must seel $950O/mo,
$950 dep. 219-7076
Southside 4/2, 3/1 Near
beach blvd. new carpet,
-pvt yards. & $1195 +
sec. 904-287-2727
SOUTHSIDE. Bartram
Springs, 4/2.5, 2 car gar
2 story, $1650mo. Avail
4/15. PH 916-479-3626
SOUTHSIDE Ne, .14 2 5
3100s0 in Waterleai
1a850mc, Call Ye.gan',
904 8..-4L10
SOUTHSIDE
Sail Cr,%e Condos
1000 GCate P3ri,-a, -624
2.2 1286s i 1175
Screeneo Patio
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904) 1308060
SOUTHSIDE with option
to buy. Nee remod 4. 1
o1500STr Lg kit. CH. .
mcd roa. laundry nrm.
quiet n'hood & more.
Pets 'OK $1000m+se.:
uep Mil DC 504 651 3966
4 S'SIDE $1325 mo
4 2. FENCED,
cr 210, LRG YARD.
GREAT SCHOOLS,
CALL NOW 904 477 2776.
WONT LAST LONG
SS'SIDE Hawkins
Cove off Atlantic.
I IS raln. to Mayport,
4br fp, Lakevlew,
available mid March.
$1475 mo. 410 647 6851,
NO SMOKE, NO PETS
ST. AUGUSTINE
HERITAGE LANDING
Nee 40r. 2300.t Club
Hse $1400 -16 4793 3626
ST. JOHNS CO. Brand new
3-25 TH-lort & gar.
gated, crnr unit, all apple,
$1300m. 904-249-4146
Starke FL Great location.
3/2 1800sf, frpic, Irg
frnt prch, fncd yrd.
$850mo lst/last+sec
352-473-7123/665-7531
ST JOHNS/210 Southlake
3/2 on lake, scnrd prch,
wood firs. $1200mo
710-6070 230-9495
SWITZERLAND -country
living, 3br/2ba, 2 car
gar, hrdwd firs, 1.5 ac,
$1400mo 704-519-5600
Westside 2/1 new ch/a
carpet clean 814
Grandville Rd $650m
$650dep 904-266-2822
SWESTSIDE-2/2, 1
car gar. patio,
close to NAS Jax,
$750, dep call
6142018 or 71&6-9166
Westside- 2/2 stor-
Sage shed, patio, within
tL minutes of NAS JAX,
$785 plus deposit
with Military clause.
Call 472-6907
WESTSIDE -3/1, CH&A,
Move In April 1. $0 dep.
745-0045
4) Westslde- 3/1,
bonus room,
fenced yrd, near
Wal Mart, on 103rd,
$850/mo, 278-2951
WESTSIDE Marietta 3/2
2200sf, no pets, $975mo
+dep. Call 571-9003
WESTSIDE
Timothys Landing
7724 Highchair Lane
3/2/1 1500st $995
FEDERATED MGMT GROUP
(904)730-8060

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420 Houses
420 Unfurnished

World Golf Village New
home 4/3.5 Loft& office
Stainless steel apple.
$1800m+sec 477-8827
b W'SIDE- 2/2 storage
Shed, patio, within
< mins. of NHAS Jax,
$785 plus deposit w/
military clause call 472-6907
W'SIDE-3/2, Fenced back
yard, $900mo. + dep.
5154 Saginaw Ave.
287-1316/449-4031
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Homes,
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$500 -$1600
In the
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Argyle
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Macclenny
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O.P. -nice 3/2, pool
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Zenith Realty 215-0676
$500 Down U OWN
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Call the Hotline 388-1208

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W'side Very Nice 2 & 3Br.
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427 Mobile Home
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ARLINGTON Irg shady
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$250 up+ dep. 641.0392

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427 "Lot Rentals

GREEN COVE -almost 3
acres, utilities, Hwy 17
So. CaIl for info
904-284-4523


430 Roommates
9A-Irg furn rm, new hm,
utils. DSL, cbl, w/d. no
pet, NS. $580 237-1834
Argyle-2/2, twn-
hom $500 tl
included,
S904-53S-1453/

904-777-4272
Argyle- OP, 4/2,
nice home, 00
mo, 1/2 uil.
904 535-2391,
904-53514S3
ARL -home 3br/3ba,
furn, lovely, refs req.
$600mo. 260-5020

M/F Roommate to share
Irg 2/1 Apt w/smkr. Nr
S' & Baymdws. AvI 4/1
$465m+half until. 728-5407
Male roommate needed
4/3 home in Arl. $500m+
Call 904-716-4350
NEED Roomate, 1/2
rent & 1/2 util, 2/2
right outside of
St. Mary's call
912-690-1242
OP Immediate Occupancy
Oakleaf. $500m. inci all.
$350dep. 904-626-0332
S'Side: Pvt. Rm & Bath.
Gated. $600/mo.
Call 993-9831

43t Rooms
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10% Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 725- 3343
Orange Park-
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4,111$450mo, no lease,
Includes washer/
dryer, usage & utilities,
Frank 904680 6833






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505 Commercial/
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507 Commercial/
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510 Retail/Office Space
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515 Retail/Office Space
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For Sale
NC Store +cabin $139,990
Both Zoned Commercial
Pics: 919-693-8984 or
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N'S 315' on N 17 x 450'
block, 4 fronts. Prime
comm. By Owner, some
fin. avail. 714-1659 /
866-9334 or 993-3917
Office / Medical / Retail
Condos For Sale /
Lease. Why pay rent
when you can own at
these prices? Various
sizes avail. Prestige
Realty, 396-4052

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For Rent
JAX BCH WHSE for lease.
3629sf, Ofc Incl. Beach
side of Intercoastal. Lrg
prkg lot. 770-929-1721
or 678-525-0854
WESTSIDE
Warehouses, 5400sf,
10,0000sf, 12,000sf,
17 400sf, 22 000sf or
30,000sf. Dock & grade.
Easton, Sanderson, &
Co. 356-2228 Realtor

515 Office Space
For Rent

Arlington Expressway
Nice Affordable Indiv.
Offc's & Small Building
725-0556 / 591-3027
1-295 & SAN JOSE 1150SF
First month rent free.
Avail May/904-868-5500
JTB & PHILLIPS
Starting at $325, utils
Included. GOING FAST!L
Call Rod 343-8922
NEW OFFICE CONDO -1140SF,
Argyle Forest Blvd nr Oak-
leaf PI Chimney Lakes Prof
Cntr, 904-687-3000
PERIMETER PARK BLVD.
-Immed occupancy
$750mo. 246-6005
R'SIDE Ig Ofc w/Conf. rm
10min rom downtown.
Incl prkg, util's & janit'l
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550 OBusiness
1140 Opportunities

BUSINESS BROKERS
NEEDED-New Jax office
leads/training provided.
26 yrs old Firm Join the
largest firm in Fla.
See www.tworld.com
Mr. Feller #800-205-7605
Transworld Business
Brokers
LIQUOR UCENSE Clay 4
COP. Best price and
terms. 386-677-3785
NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE
FRANCHISE
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Opportunity in
Jacksonville Area,
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WERE SO SURE OUR
SYSTEM WORKS -We'll
let you try it for free.
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websltes, free support
and training. Product
S&H $2.95 www.
automaticbui der.com/
35859


America's Premier
Automotive Service
Franchise is expand-
ing! New location
being developed on
Race Track Rd. in
Julington Creek area
For more info., call
1-800-228-8339 or
visit us on-line at:
www.tuffy.com
Min. cash req: $100,000







Education and
Training
600 Private Instruction
605Schools
610 Specialty Training/
Events


605 Schools
Medical Career
Want to help people?
Train in less time
than you think
Career ServIce Available
Financial Aid available
for those who qualify.
Training includes an
externship!
For a Brochure call nowl
800-719-7249
Sanford Brown Institute
10255 Fortune Pkwy, ste 501
Jacksonville, FL, 32256

REAL ESTATE
1 Week Day Class April 3
8 Week Eve Class March 15
Superior Instruction
www.myfrei.com
(904) 269,2555
Florida Real Estate Institute

702 Customer



INBOUND
CUSTOMER


SERVICE

Immediately hir-
ing 50 customer
service reps for
inbound calls to
support a national
insurance com-
pany. Only csrs
with inbound call
OM experience in a
CALL CENTER will
be considered.
Must be computer
literate. Work
schedule is firm.
Must be available
to work anytime
between
8am-8pm, Mon-
day-Saturday,
with Sunday and
additional day off
during the week.
S9.00hr during
training. $10.00hr
during project.
Fax resumes to
904 332 7514 or
e-mail to 2031,4-
keliyservices.com.
Call 904 419 1431
for additional
information.


SKSERVICESY
SERVICES


707 Driher

CDL DRIVERS
class B &D
Apply in person: at
Pitman Produce, 5400
Longleaf St DFWP
M/F/D/V/EOE/AA

COURIER/ MESSENGER
Drive your late model
p/u, van or SUV. F/T
and P/T avail. Gas
allowance and
bonuses.904- 398-4788

Drivers wanted.
$500 to $800 per
week. Late
model vehicles.
Work your own
hours. Be your
own boss.
Hiring Taxi,
Airport Shuttle
& Para Transit
drivers.
Call Tim Miles
493 5222 for Interview

DRIVERS
You can earn $800 -$1100
next and every week. &
still be home week-
ends. Must have CDL A
& mostly clean 3 yr
MVR. Exp'd car haulers
welcome 356-0500
DFWP.
* I(9'1*l il:C 1 Id 11]: 4;,1 ;]:


* Class A or D for tow co..
Flatbed or Tow Truck
exp. Call Bill 768-4688
or 768-2401
TRUCK DRIVERS
Earning potential
$800-1000/wk Co. pro-
vided CDI training for
those who Qualify
School Grads. & Exp.
Drivers Welcome. Call
866-374- 0764
VAN DRIVER- needed.
1/2 driving, 1/2 other
duties. Drug Free EEOC
Prefer clear driving
record. Start $8.50 hr
Apply at 2252 Dennis St
between lam &2pm

ir 710 Industrial/
7 Trades
A/C DUCT CLEANING
TRUCK OPERATOR
Good pay & benefits.
Good Driving record a
must. DFWP, Indoor
Comfort 396& 7771

AQUATIC
TECHNICIAN
Weed/algae control,
outside physical work.
DFWP Good salary/
benefits. Call The Lake
Doctors 904-262-5500 or
fax res. 904- 262- 5501


F I.


710 Industrial/
Trades

CARPENTERS
UPRIGHT
CONSTRUCTION INC
HIRING EXPERIENCED
RESIDENTIAL FRAMERS
TOP PAY &
SIGN ON BONUS
Health benefits
Paid Holidays
*Paid vacations
Gas allowance
40 plus hrs/week
Company T-shirts
Quarterly Bonus
Cara 813-2524 DaytIme
Call 509-7515 Daytime
Evenings 904-261-5694
CLASS "A"
INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC
for 3rd shift Mainte-
nance Crew. Must have
5 yrs exp. Pay $16.96
plus .26 shift diff. We
are an EECC/Drug free
workplace. 401K
Health/ Dental, paid
Holidays/ Vacations.
Apply at Gilman Build-
ing Products, CR 218,
Maxville, FL 289-7261
or fax (904) 289-7736.

CRANE OPERATOR
Exper'd with Link Belt.
Terex & Llebherr
(hydraulics) & conven-
tional w/3-5yrs exp. Full
benefits. DFWP. 7834111

ELECTRICIANS & HELP-
ERS for local and out of
twn comm'l projects.
401K, med Ins, drug test
req'd. 813.635-9482

Electricans & Helpers
needed immediately
needed immediately
Benefit Package/
Medical/401K/Vacatlon
Great Working Environment
Above Average Pay Scales
Coastal Electric',
Company
of Florida, Inc.
2759 St. Johns Bluff Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904) 64S-0026
FAX (904) 645-6186
We are an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Drug Free Workplace
E UIPMENT OPERATORS,
PIPE LAYERS & LABORERS
with 5 years exp.
Drug Free Work Place
EOE, Benefits, 401K
Callaway Contracting '
at 904-751-8944 between
6:30a & 8:30a
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS
with construction exp.
Call 904-545-2051-


IRON WORKERS
Needed Immediately.
Call 545-5232

MACHINERY
MAINTENANCE
Afternoons & evenings,
Mechanical & welding
knowledge helpful. Full
benefits. Apply 11am-2pm.
at Commercial Metals
2038 N Lane Ave.
See J.T.; EOE M/F
MANUFACTURING
Now hiring full time
manufacturing posi-
tions, including forklift
operators, qualified
electricians, electro-
mechanical and line
operators. We offer a
real opportunity with
training, good pay and
benefits,. e are
located West of Jack-
sonville in a growing
community. Contact.
Sanderson Pipe at
275-2833 and ask for
H/R.
SUPERINTENDENT
Comm G.C. JAX Area.
Fax Resume to
Diversified Development
SE. 904-880-3104


for growing General
Contractor. Commer-
cial experience
required. Excellent pay
and benefits. Fax 3
resume and salary
requirements to (904)-i
739-7952 or e-mail_-
mhashman hash-,
manconstruction.cqm.
WAREHOUSE f
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
W/ BOBCAT EXPERI-
ENCE. $10/HR. 354.1669

712 Mechanic



AWP Mechanics
Heavy Eqpt Mech's
Small Eng. Mech's -
Hydraulic
Electrical
Full time, own tools
required. Excellent
pay & benefits.
Call 904-276-9575
Fax 904-247.-9704
DFWP/EOE


715 sManagement/
7 ^ Professional

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?
SOCIAL SERVICE
SUPERVISOR -for a large
organization. Exp &
Bachelors degree in
human services. E -,
Fax Resume 355-842Z.

720 Medical
CERTD CODING SPECIALIST- FT
MEDICAL ASST FT /w Travel
MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK /
RECEPTIONIST FT
HEALTH INFORMATION
MGMT SUPERVISOR FT
Lake Butler Hospital
For further information,
please visit our webslte:+
www.lakebutlerhospital.com
FAX (386)496-1611
Direct Service Employees
Full & part time.
RN'S Full time. Must have
current lic.
LPN's full and part time,
Must have current
Social Workers Full Timer
Qualified Mental
Retardation Professional
Full Time. 2 years exp.
with developmental
disabilities req'd.
Therapy AIde Full time &
part time.
All employees must be
21 yrs of age with
minimum HS diploma.
Apply in person at:
ICF/DD Facilities
4550 Ricker Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32210 or
5808 Kinkald Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32244 or
5615 Hodges Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL 32225.
Or by fax to the Attn. of
the program Manger:
904-223- 5611
904-778-9293


EXCELLENT MJA.
NEEDED
We are currently in
need of an experi-
enced Medical
Assistant that Is
proficient in Vitals,
Injections, EKG's and
Blood Draws. MUST
have at least 2 years
experience. NO NEW
GRADS! Top Pay and
Benefits to those
who qualify.


Now hiring exp'd Interiori Please fax resume
Trim Carpenters. Pdl
Holidays, vacations,1 with salary
Benefits. Must have own requirements to
tools/transp. 284-3753 904.332.7424


SOFA EXPRESS
Here today. Home tomorrow.
LOCAL DELIVERY HELPERS


Full-time, must be at least 21 yrs. old.
Great compensation and benefits.

Please apply in person at
8151 Blanding Blvd., Jacksonville.
Drug screening conducted. EOE.

Come join our winning team


W' SIDE-Small Partially Furn,
Newyrem 00 Alliance Realty Group
p 904-695-1412


405 Apartments SERVING THE FINEST"
Unfurnished With Realty, Mortgage, and Relocation Needs!
** SAN MARCO **
Lovely 2/1, hrdwd firs, no
pets, $775mo ph
398-6744 or 568-0522 ph.: 904.2685553 I cell: 629.8496
AMELIA ISLAND Beach fa
unit with views, 10 fax: 90426&5766 tczr01@yahoo.com
paces to ocean, 2/1,
upper- $950 + util.,
lower 2/1 $800 + util.
each w/laundry facil.
Call Kim 904-556-9589 Tony Cozier
INSIDE 2BR/1BA APT Near "Drive On"
23th & Main. CH/A, W/D
hookup, new paint. $600m 9735 St. Augustine Rd. Suite #11 Jacksonville, FL 32257
$400dep. 904-744-1570






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personnel stationed in our communities


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20 JaixAr NOWS NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, March 30, 2006


720 Medical
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
ASSISTANT POSITION (S)
Occu -Health. Inc has
immediate openings)
for Physical Therapist
Assistant, NAVHOSP.
Jacksonville and BMC
Mayport. Send resume
w/salary requirements,
current licenses &
certifications: email:
ohli@ohl- corp.com
fax (89) 873-7982. EOE
PHYSICIANS,
PHYSICIANS ASST. OR
NURSE PRACTITIONERS
for contract on-call
positions at the Jack-
sonville Military
Entrance Processing
Station. Conduct
medical qualification
exams for the Armed
Forces. Must hold cur-
rent unrestricted
medical license For
further info call
904737-5220 x 151
RN Exp'd O.R. Circulator
for Ambulatory Center.
F/T positions, no call,
no nights no week-
ends. Call 386-496-2833
SCRUB TECH Exp'd. for
Ambulatory Center. F/T
or PRN positions, no
call no nights, no
wknds call 386496.2833

723 Dental
DENTAL HYGIENIST PT
for Tues & Wed.
8:30-5P Call Dr. Keith
Hollands office.
904-389-3694

Office/
725 clerical

BOOKKEEPER, SECRE-
TARY, ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
Strong Bookkeeping
Skills, QuickBooks
Software a Must. For
Used Car Dealership.
Full Time. Starting Pay
$12.00 per Hour. 40
Hours Weekly. Fax
Resume to 726638
After Faxing Resume
Phone Brad for Inter-
view Appointment.
Brad 813-5500
PURCHASING ASSISTANT
Immediate opening.
Will train but MUST be
motivated, extremely
organized q uics
learner, able to multi-
task effectively In fast
paced environment.
MUST be familiar with
MS Excel & Word. Under.
ground Utility Con-
struction exp a plus.
Fax resume to
904-751-4125; or apply
at 11220 New Berlin Rd.
ATTORNEY OFFICE
- Downtown. Phone
work, flexible, PT
AM/PM hrs, Bl-lIngual
Spanish a plus. Fax
resume to Ralph at
904-358-3069

735 Restaurants/
34 Hotels

DANCERS DANCERS
No nudity, no exp nec.
Will train- AM/PM,
No Mandatory Tip Outs
Wackos 399-1110
DAVE AND BUSTER'S
is now hiring for
All Positions.
Great Benefits: Insur-
ance, 401K, Paid
Vacation, Free Games,
Fun Atmosphere. Now
Accepting Applications:
Monday-Friday
11:30am-6:00pm, 7025
Salisbury Road Jack-
sonville, ftL. 32256. Call:
904-296-1525. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
HOWARD JOHNSON
INN & SUITES
is now hiring for:
Night Audit & Front Desk
Exp'dpreferred. Apply
4300 Salisbury Rd. N.
SERVERS
Lunch & dinner hrs. Caffe
Andlamo 500 Sawgrass
Vilage Dr. Ph. 280-2299

740 Retail
FINE JEWELRY SALES
-Earn $25k- up selling
fine jewelry In our
Neptune Beach Store. If
you are dedicated &
willing to learn, this is a
great oppt to pursue a
career In nne jewelry.
Retail exp a must, fine
S jewelry exp pref.
Please apply by fax or
email 247-8003 info
aliensJewelers.comrh

745 Sales

SALES PEOPLE NEEDED
ASAP FOR HOME SALES
CALL JOE 904-225-0222

747 Telemarketing

INBOUND CALLS
Computer Exp req'd. 24/7
operations. Pd Trailng.
Fax resume to 777-7183
Nexcom Personnel,
BIdg 554. NAS Jax. EEO


753 Security

Jacksonville Zoo &
Gardens
Security/Safety Mgr.
MIn 7 yrs mgmt exp In
security & safety.
Must be available to
work weekends.
www.jacksonvillezoo.
org
EOE,Dru Free
Workplace


SECURITY OFFICER
D lic. req'd, to work Sat
& Sun. W'side area
10:30 am -8pm. Start
$9/hr. based on exp.
Covenant Protective
Services 4765044

755 Miscellaneous
EARN DEGREE
online from home
*Medical, "Business,
*Paralegal. "Comput-
ers, *Criminal Justice.
Job Placement. Com-
puter provided. Finan-
cial aid If qualify. (866)
858 -2121.www.onli
netldewatertech.com
HELP WANTED
Motivated, hard working
individuals. FT drivers
lic. a MUST Start $10
$12/hr. incl O/T Call
Jackie 904-924-8664
MASON LABORERS
Must have own trans-
portation. Most work in
Clay County. No exp
nec. Call 626- 0588
RENTAL COORDINATOR
-PT needed for hous-
ing community.
Resume to Manager @
oakleafplantation.com
SET/STRIKE CREW F/T
for event company.
Dr Lic req'd Class Lic
prefd. Apply in person:
PRI Productions 1819
Kings Ave. 398-8179
EOE, DFWP
SOUND TECH
For Live Sound Rein-
forcement. FT Apply at
PRI 1819 Kings Ave.
398-8179 or fax resume
398.1569 EOE. DFWP
TOOLROOM PERSON FT
keep Inventory of tools
very light physical work
benefit. Drug free wrkpl
Call 904-268-0466
VET ASST/TECH
Seeking motivated
team player. 30hours
WilTrain
Timuquana Animal Hosp.

830 Child
830 Care

SExperienced Home
Care Provider In
.L Arlington Area certl-
ed 6 weeks12 yrs.
Call Aida 90 762-1443
HOME DAYCARE
available for
t|> toddlers.,please
call 912-576-4112
Licensed in Home
Daycare (2) openings
for Infant or
toddler located In
Oakieaf Plantation

Home
865 Improvement/
Remodeling
HOME INSPECTIONS
By The Professionals at
First Alliance Home
Inspections
904866&8114

876 Painting/
876 Wallpaper

Painting & Hm Repairs
No Job to small.
. all guaranteed. Free
Estimate. Cell 509-6242







Merchandise
900 Antiques
902 Appliances
905 Articles for Sale
910 Arts & Crafts
915 Building Supplies
920 Business/Office
22 Collectables and
Jewelry
25 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/Fumiture
960 Machinery and Tools
965 Medical
970 Musical Merchandise/
Services
975 Photography
980 Sporting goods
990 Wanted to Buy
or Trade


Harmony Homes of North Florida. a Drees
Company

COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE
POSITION


900 Antiques
Antique repro.
darior set, three
piece cherry, blue
cream flora print
new, $2200, asking,
$1000 obo, 622 8391Ron

902 Appliances
SDishwasher, never
used, moving, must
j sell, $85, 6960759
DISHWASHER
Kenmore
stainless steel,
$300,904-269-9527
DRYER, REFRIGERATOR,
QUEEN BED $200 ea.
Love seat $75, micro-
wave $50. 904- 282- 3402
Dryer / Washer super
capacity, excel cond.
$200. 904-399-8848
FISH TANK-55' gallon,
cherry wood color
with pump & fish top
Included call 778-246
FRIDGE, white,
side-by-side,
I| $450. Smooth
top range, $150.
Over range micro, $80.
Dishwasher, $80,
exc cond, call 771- 208
a GE Side by Side
1 refrigerator, good
I condition, almond,
Scan deliver, $125,
call 904-733-0023
SKENMORE- 4 burner,
gas stove w/ digital
reader 40 gaL, gas
water heater. Both
$200 obo, 912-674-1797
KENMORE. heavy duty
washer and dryer,
S frigidaire heavy duty
dryer, both $135 obo.
912 -674 -1797
Kenmore washer & dryer
like new large capacity
Dishwasher 551-3628
374-1187
S TD 38" 12.5 hp,
Siding lawn mower
w/ grass
"t bagger runs great,
$600 obo, 912-882-2858
OVEN-GE Spectra
Glass Top range/
| senf cleaning/true
temp., automatic
excellent condition
$150, call 904282-8893
REFRIDOERATOR-
SMagic Chef23 cubic
ft, ice maker, self
defrosting, very clean,
works gret, $150 obo,
DEBBIE 568-4813
SRefrigerator Side by
side, 2001 great shape,
SI all new components.
SGE 254 culn, Ice/water
In/door, 912-882 -6444
warranty, $500
Refrigerator- Side
by side, elect.
range, matching,
vent, hood, Pana-
sonic, microwave,
excel cond, all for
$700,904215-0920
Whirlpool 30" self
cleaning, range
i } black/almond,
$225 obo, 292-1476

905 Articles
9 For Sale

BBO stove and
smoer combo.
%V "New Braunfels"
good condition list
$275 first $75 241-1398
Bedroom funiture,
small desk, hutch
small chest night
stands light wood
and swivel rocker.
upholstered chair.
LUnda 783-0197
, Bike 26", 21 speeds,
means good shape
4 bike, 26" 18 speeds,
Stood shape first.
$3 each call Ray
904556.3708
Bowflex Treadcumber
Sony 27" TV, Brand
new 542-2255wk,
encased in oak, $1700
obo, 292-4094, $250 obo
SCadillac Seville 97'
SLS, loader, leather,
f garaged, 92K miles,
excellent condition,
must see, $8600 obo,
Mayport area, 445- 8370
SCargo Top Carrier
Sears Sport, 20-SV,
excellent condi-
tion, $80,696-0759
0. Cherry Curio
Cabinet, f125,
. chelrryn/less
pladisaable,$20.
Call 579 6471 or 757-0487
Ca uter-
Deli Pentum III with
41t color printer, $150
576 5207, JIM
a Dresser, blond
color 5 drawers, 36"
mokwide, 55" high.
excellent cond
$75 call 9042646652
Eddie Bauer- travel
/ system stroller w/
i> infant carrier plus 2
vehicle adapter be
excellent condition, $140.
904-759-8079
n EDGER-electric,
Black & Decker,
0 like new, $40,
904,2238553
ELINA Sewing Machine
S Star Series, $100,
S call 220 -0340
FISH TANK with
stand approx. 40
Ii gallonn. 50, call
904 777 4981
4 FOR SALE MEMORY
FOAM TOPPER,
I oil drum, Norlco
electric razor,
smoker, bowling ball,
set of golf clubs &
more. Please call
904771 2917
a Gas BBQ Grill. New
Aussie Portable
Propane Travel
Grill, never used,
$75. 904 69S 1919
Girls Bike 24"
"Boss Cruiser"
needs some
repairs, $20,
call 244.1398
4 JET POWER CHAIR
like new tan, $4K
i HOTPOINT upright
freezer. $75, a/c
window unlt, KENMORE
energy efficient, $100,
912-576-9534
SMess Dress blue and
white Jackets with
attachments, size 42L
Both for$225.
Phone 778-4104
41 Pool Table, 7 ft, leisure
. T bay, great condition,
I leather drop pockets,
many accessories, I'll
disassemble, you move,
$350,654-4794
Printer. HP3915 desk-
let (new), $40,
v ivsloneer scanner, $20,
Unksys Router, USB
adapter, $15 obo,
Rhonda, 403.4822 evenings


CUSTOM PROTECTION OFFICERS
Former law enforcement, military police, career military,
elite military forces, police academy grads and/or AA in
criminal justice required. Persons with corrections
experience are encouraged to apply.

Must pass a rigid background investigation, drug
screen, physical and psychological exam. High
school diploma or GED required.





THE WACKENHUT CORPORATION
Please contact our Jacksonville office:
3974 Woodcock Dr., Ste 100
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Ph: 1-800-254-4411 Fax: 904-396-6716
Email: phatt@wackenhut.com



Wackenhut

ic# AB8700009 EOE


os5 Articles
For Sale
SHOES-Women's dress
shoes. All sizes.
Luichiny, Delicious.
Pierre Dumas, Wild
Diva, Soda, Glamour,
Bumper. Bertinni
Edward Paul. Legend
Over 1500 pairs to
choose from. Below
half price. 904-887-6171
or 904-422-8191
SSof loveseat set, day
bed, w/ bundle Dell
\l Computer, small ste-
reo, 13" TV, video
camera, call 904- 4779026
SOFA-1 colonial, $50.
Excellent condition,
S twin size bdrmw/
chest ofdrawers,
headboard, dresser, mirror,
2 nightstands, call 221.0710
SOFAS-2, blue plaid,
Irge TV, exercise bike,
S ent. center, 2 end
this, twin mattress,
computer desk, 6450630
SPEAKER BOX

Ported Fiberglass box for
(4) 12" subs. Will paint
to your choice of color.





speakers, $o0,
Mags$600 obo. 237-8680
30L" x40w"x 18H"

TIRES (2), 19514"
S Ford Rander, $25,




flush, elongated
bowl $10 cash or $15
Trash Com p actor,
stereo floor
mspeakrter, $60,
4 wheels for Toyota
axma" 75ne $1.4674
b Toilet, 1970's
Treapdwered blue toi-




bicyclet, and s5in, full
Trush, elongated
bowl $10 cash or $15
both. 264 6785






-r r color TV, $25x
Fax machine, 10.
Call 579- 6471 or 757 0487
Treadmller Fits under
S bed, $5, evovac
microwave tor over
oven$50,Weslo
bicycle, 605, $50, 384-4296
TeemTruarmpeting Stations












Good Ciondition
Ga$ air compressor,
















Collectables
$70, Sumpp new, $60,
SUpright Vacuum
Shandf planned $45,
VCR player, $15,

4, VENDING
N r MACHINES five

make offer,
904s- 536 8870e/779- 9601

i92 Business/
Office

Telemarketing Stations
Good Condition
Only $150 Each! '
Gator office Furniture
(904) 724 -6400

922 Collectables
4 & Jewelry
Maple wood custom
Skitchen cabinet doors,
Some draws top-line
hardware, $250,
French wood doors, 100



S Never worn. He berg
Diamonds, excellent con-
dition asking $2600 obo,
after Sp, 904H277- 3778
Teddies cherished
S Many retired and
| very cheap.
Everything under
912-call 73-591 5760

925 Computers
kHP Computer with
4, -mouse, pointer,
612.9998
SPRINTERS- (2)Epson
S740 and HP Office Jet
S600, both $2.5,612-999

928 Electronics
BAND -PASS speaker
box 2JBL Ics, 1000
S 10" 1000 wats, peak,
500 watts rms, punch
0lz, built In x-over
2 channel amp. All In
excellent condition, call
904 -588 -4902, asking 125
HDTV- 60e an.
Phlips, A1600 ,
call 904 591 5760

S u amplifier w/2
Sa kicker competition
UR 12.5'speakers,
in 28e"xl3S" box,
new $750, now $400
904-334-4932
A Mercury Digital
Camera- In box, with
5 effective megaplx-
els, o0, 612-999
SPS2 with 3 controllers,
S 5Ift.extrensiln,
g mult tapwh games,
S and memory card.
612 -9998
STELEVISION-
Sony 3.2", $100, obo
904 2 3 3444

55Rehunder 5500
/ (2) speakers (2)
REEN MTX 34r ,a40 watt
F ampse29"x5.L5"
box, bat-cap.
$700 firm, 904-334-4932

945 Garage s
F Sales
ALDERMAN PARK
Park Wine Sat Aprl Ist
a'Ilp N & s, or Lone
N ar K7aa r.,jr TuA-':nd
ARGYLE- Chimney
Lakes, 8516 Ban-
Sm dera Circle East.
t Moving Sale Sat-
urday, 7-noon, furni-
ture, household Items,
clothes, toys, etc.
904542. 5304
Argyle Huge Multi Fam-
Ily Garage Sale Sweet-
briar on Red Fern Ct.
Sat 7am. Furn, h'hold &
tons of baby Items.
ARL 4271 Heath Rd.
Sat 8 1. computer stuff,
collects, office furn, etc
F. Arl. Large Moving Sale
Frl. & Sat. 8-4; Pictures,
hsehold, decorative
items, tools, electron-
Ics, furn, much more!
11139 Sail Point Ln.
Fruit Cove Sat 4/1. 8-3;
riding mower, whl chr,
hsehold items & more
1240 Lakewood Dr.
a GARAGE SALE
- lawn equlpt, tools,
Si 1 exercise equipt,
Sat. April 1.7 -12,
550 Roberts Rd. Fruit Cove
GREEN COVE Fri, Sat 812
Furn, electronics h'hold
1052 Buccaneer Blvd.
Green Cove off of Hwy
16 by Clay HS 2075 Deel
Rd. Yard Sale Fri & Sat
7-5 Guns, Fishing, appli,
tools, furn 904- 545. 2893
a JAX- Garage sale,
T Mar. 18, f 1la, 2163
J I Fresco Dr. @
220/209, every-
thing must go, boys
bike, window a/c unit,
sect. sofa,
washer/dryer,
futon bunk etc.
JCP MOVING SALEI
Summer Chase 4/1,
8-2. 716 Tee Time Ln.
Thomasvlle BR set, Ent.
Ctr, oak desk, glass top
kit set & LOTS MORE I


4 MIDDLEBURG-
MOVING SALE
Sat. April 1st, 8-2,2612
Sandy Hollow Dr. off
college Dr.
N'side13326 Moby Dick
Dr. W. Sat. 7-2 M/W/C
Clths, Jewelry, Games,
Furn. Luggage, Hsewrs.
OP- 5+ Garage Sale on
Arbor Cir. Fri -Sat.
3/31-4/1, 8am- until
OP Moving Sale Fri, Sat &
Sun. 8-ti. Piano, couch,
Qn maple br set, refrig,
misc. items. & more!!!
1154 MORGAN CIR. E
PABLO POINT AREA
Off San Pablo rd. N.,
205 Cockatiel Dr.
April 1, Sat. til,
Multi-families some
furn. lots of hh Items, &
clothing of various
sizes, mens/wmens
S'SIDE 2403 Atlantic Blvd
Assumption Church
Parking Lot.
Sat. 8AM-lpm.
No Early Birds! Easter
items many items,
h'hold & more. E-bay
collectibles" 398-1963
W'SIDE LRG Comm Salell
in Confederate Cross-
ing sub-div. Sat. 4/1,
9-2. From Chaffee Rd.
turn R onto Grayson St.
follow to the end where
you will enter Confed-
erate Crossing sub-div.


945 Garage
Sales

Yard Sale: 1239
Dancy Sat. 3/18,
8.12 only: kids fur-
niture, clothes,
baby, stuff computer,
house hold Items
BARGAIN HUNTERS GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA

950 Garden/
9 Lawn

a MTD 38" 12.5 hp
Siding lawn mower
I with grass bagger.
0 Runs great, $600
obo, 912-882-2858
PUSH MOWER 20",
edger, weedwacker,
blower, pressure
washer. each
call 220 -0340

mower. $65, gas
edger$6 self
S propel Si hep
mower, 7, boys 20"
bicycle $10, 781-622
a Snapper Rear
n T engine riding
Shower 28" cut 9ihp
B digg B ..% ger
muDA h NKm
$600 obo, 292-1476
Troy- Bllt Tiller, 6 hr,
S2-spee, with reverse
S rear tires with fur-
rower attachment,
$450 obo, call offer
4pm, 291.1044
955 Household
9 Furniture

SBDRM SET-qn size,
Ssolid oak, bdnnrm set w/
2I t dressers, mirror, and
nightstand, 1 yr. old,
asking $2k obo, call
912-467-3915
4 Bed Child's Oak Twin
Captain bed w/four
tip drawer storage and
bookcase headboard.
Excellent used condition,
$200,904- 777-1167
BED $100 QUEEN SET
New, in plastic w/warr
Can Deliver. 391-0015
BED $165 Qn Pillow Top
set, New In plastic
w/warranty. 858-9350
BED A Brand Name. Full
set $115. New w/warr..
In plastic. Call 391-0015
BED A Brand Name
$170 King Set
NEW, with warranty
Can deliver. 398-5200
BED Beautiful temp-
pedic mem. foam matt
& box w/warr. New In
plastic. $379. 398-5200
BED Brand Name. Kg PT
mattress $299. New, w/
warr. Can del. 398-5200
Bed, King Size 7pc plwtp/


Bedroom 4Pc Set $298
4 Drawer Chests Frm $68
Sofas & Chair $29i
125" Color TV's From $99
I3 Rml8Pc Condo Pkg 99i
2 Piece Queen Bed $199
CORTCLEARANCE


4 Bed sheets (twin),
Sbedskirt, comforter
$50, BED Solnightd wood cherr
BED Solid wood cherry


4, Computer desk,
$40console color
TV 27", $50,
912-729-4685
COUCH-8 foot,
Recovered full seat
cushion, great shape,
can be used as a
sleeper, 612-9998
COUCH/foyer table,
S125, upright lam"s,
J,,710 eachCurio,_ s-


,& DESK-rolltop, w/chair,
S$475, patio table, w/4
S chairs $75, Brent-
wood Roker, $125,
32"x8' entry door, 264 6814
4 Desk- youth with hutch
S & chair, $50 uphol-
I stored, swivel rocker,
green pattern $75,

4, Ent. Center-
/ Cherry Wood,
S center lass door,
slid shelves, fits
36" TV paid $1200,
asking $600 obo,
904-213.3444
FORMAL DINING ROOM
SET: Tble w/8 chairs &
china cab. Asian-theme
w/dragon details. Solid
rosewood. 8- pi setting:
6 side & 2 arm chrs, 2
removable leaves in tbl.
Pre- cut glass for table
top Included. China cab
has glass drs & shelves
w/lighted interior.
Beautiful woodwork...
A must see! Can e-mail
pics. $8000. 382.4981
4, LITTLE TYKES
SWAGON w/ door,
d ti$30, Fisher Price
i farm with Animals,
$10, leap frog phonics
desk, $25, call
904-322-6807
Oak Dining room table &
6 chairs, with matching
server. $500.00,
Exc. cond. Call 463-1744
OAK ENT. CENTER -
S b60"ax53" high.,tv
Opening -37" x 28",
oak andglass doors,
$75, 278 -4385
Oriental Couch & 2
Snatching chairs w/
in laid mother of
pearl design cost
$2300, sell $1200,
call 24.91666
Pool Table: incis acces-
sories, Piano upright
Yamaha- BIk, furn from
Japan, clothes, Moving
everything must go
Call 304-6232, 221.2321
SQN MATTRESS w/ box
springs by Simmons,
beauty rest. "Monaco"
S firm Excellent con-
dition, very clean, odor
free,$150 9O04725- 0009
a, Queen Mattress and
S box spring ike new,
used, 2 months, paid
$400, asking $300 obo,
call Dave, 588-3022
Recliner, dark blue,
t long, blue/bege
tweed, excellent
cond, $350,260-2086
SLEEPER SOFA-
Re-upholstered,
t 3 cushioned,
beautiful, $250,
call 904,821-0172,
located Atantic Beach
SSofa bed- queen,
microflbermnn suede,
p ersimmon, 1-year
old $675, 904. 215.6835
S SOFA- plaid,
gray/blue/beige,
S extra long, excellent
cond., $350. 260- 2086
SSTORAGE TOWER
Holds 600 CD's
or 230 DVD'S,
S or 110 VHS tapes.
woodgrain lockable on
casters, $75. 268.2482
4, Wood Bunk beds,
S drawers, desk,
SI bottom bed on
wheels, mat-
tresses, bunkie boards,
$400,220- 2910 retail
$1400
9 Machinery
960 & Tools

SAIR COMPRESSOR-
6hp, 30 gal, $150, and
VI many tools &
accessories,
call 912- 882-9388 for
more Info. $450 obo
4. Craftsman 10
SStationary radial
v arm saw, model
315.220100,2 yrs
old, excellent cond,
work top, mobile stand
& and extra, "new"p2art
Included, $350 obo,
904-251-5161


960 Machinery
960 & Tools

CRAFTSMAN TOOLS
table saw jointer,
planer Dove tall,
maker like new,
call 904- 7774981
E DEALT 18v,
combo pack, cir-
cular saw, Jigsaw,
goose neck, lite,
1/2" drill, gooseneck
Ilte, batteries; charger,
$600 value. $350,
247-9532
SDewa 1Uv combo
pack, ig-saw, 1/2
drill, crcular saw,
S Reey Saw, Goose- Neck
Lite, batteries cha r, $325
(eve's) 247-9532

STABLE SAW 10"
14" BAND SAW
WOOD W/BOOKS &
HARDWARE, $600,
904-287-1905
9 WATER heater, new,
30 gallon. $100,
Craftsman drill press,
$150, large two wheel
wheel barrel, 45, 246-4461

965 Medical
LIFT -Bruno, 300 Ib
capacity orig cost
$1500 self $500 obo.
Keystone Heights
386-661-2750
WHEELCHAIR elec.
Meritas Gemini Elite
Scooter 4whl
w/charger, orig $6000, sell
for $1500 obo Keystone
Heights 386-661-2750

980 Sporting
Goods
Bicycle, Recom-
bant PRO-FORM,
great condition,
includes hand
weights, $80 call
6192417 anytime
Bubble 2 Irons,
taylor made 3-pw,
X graphite shaft,
excellent condi-
tion, $110, Includes
head covers. Original
grips in excellent
condition 9048039843
SGolf Bag New name
olPak, $35.00,
call 2646652

a Telelphone- AT7T
S cordless, 5.8 GH.
With answering sys-
tem, talking caller I.D.
call waiting & more.
Nice $40.268-2482
STipperman 9, custom
pantball gun,20 oz.
r co2,2 barrels,2 pods,
hopper mask, all you
need, $200 obo, 564-4258
TOAST R-OVEN.
Black & Decker. Timer,
will bake a9 inch pie,
great condition, $25,
268-2482
TREK 2000 1000
low mile lots of
extras,$400,
call 904.504,6825

WEIGHT BENCH & SET,
Olympic. best offer,


ACURA
of Orange Park
7200 Blanding Blvd. 777-5600



KEY AUDI
4660-100 Southside Blvd. 565-4000



BENTLEY- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Odando R 407-339-3443



TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911


GARBER BUICK
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

KEY BUICK
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060


CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111

NIMNICHT CADILLAC
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700

PARKER CADILLAC
283 San Marco, StAug 824-9181



COGGIN CHEVY AVENUES
10880 Philips Hwy. 260-7777

CREST CHEVROLET
8281 MerllRd. 721-1880

GARBER CHEVY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

GORDON CHEV
1166 Blanding Blvd. 272-2200

JERRY HAMM CHEV
2600 Philips Hwy. 398-3036

GEORGE MOORE CHEV
711 Beach Blvd. 249-8282

NIMNICHT CHEVY
1550 Cassat Ave. 387-4041



ATLANTIC CHRYSLER
2330 US1 South 354-4421

CARUSO CHRYSLER
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300

FRANK GRIFFIN
Chrysler of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

GARBER CHRYSLER
Green Cove Springs 264-2416

MIKE SHAD
CHRYSLER JEEP
1736 CassatAve. 389-7792

RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fem Bch.
1-800-228-7454



ATLANTIC DODGE
2330 US1 South 354-4421

JACK CARUSO
REGENCY DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-5600

GARBER DODGE TRUCK
Green Cove Springs 264-2416
nIGNAPI DARa OGnnPc


990 Wanted To
Buy Or Trade

CATERING EQUIP-
MENT fountains,
holding oven &
misc 904- 923 9107
WILL BUY YOUR
MARY KAY
INVENTORY1I
Please call
904-725-0009

0-6=



Pets and
Animals
1005 Livestock &
Supplies
1010 Pets and Supplies


1010 Pets&
1 Supplies

AQUARIUM KIT
S 5 gallon tank, cover
w/tight pump, fil-
ter, also water
heater, manual, exc.
cond, $25.00,268.2482
BOXER -mini, pup,
$600 obo.
Call 399-4826
Brussels Griffon AKC
must sell due to health
breeding stock, 2/M,
3/F 1F bred due 4/6/06
also AKC puppies 8wks
$500ea. 850-838-1869
CAT. Orange, Free
/ to good home, 2yr
x I f old male, all shots,
904291- 3133
Cavalier King Charles
Spaniels 3M. 9wks HC.
$1400. 352- 514-9970
Chihuahua CKC M puppy,
9wks, blonde, adultM
puppy blonde $250,
adult fm black tan
$2S0 904505-9245
Chihuahuaa pupples &
Dachshund puppies
Call 904-710-4158
CHIHUAHUAS PUPPIES
3 males, 3mos old. $350.
cash only 904.7578567
COCKER SPANIEL AKC,
11 wks, shots, rare blue
coat F. $600. 472-4722
Dachshund Mini Pups
AKC. Microchipped,
Asst. colors $450. $500
cash 904-449-4267
Doberman puppies: AKC;
4 M: 3 reds, 1 blk, born
1/22, Sire Intl. champ.
$800 -$1000 321- 636-0764
ENGLISH BULL DOG M
Champ BL. Import. 1 yr
H/C $535 386-326-0311
F Fish Tank- 55 gal-
l Ion, cherry wood
color w/ pump adn
fish top included,
call904 -82464
FREE LOVING DOG
to good home,
call 616-1592
Golden Retriever Pup-


1010 Pes s &
Supplies
GREAT DANE PUPS AKC,
S/W. HCAll clrs$600 &
up. POP. 904-826-4457
GUINEA PIGS (2)
with cages fee to
S good home.
514-5615/262-1366
Jack Russell Male &
Female. 8wks old $200
each. Call 904-403-5773
JACK RUSSELL Puppies
Re. Male &Fern $175ea
912. 322- 6933/322- 8466
LAB PUPS AKC $350. Yel
Blk, Choc. taking dep
904- 838- 5459, 259-2448
LAB PUPS AKC chocolate
& yellows, $400.
Call 386963.4932
LHASA APSO PUPS-Reg.
HC, blk & choc. party.
Reg. M/$550, F/$60a6
904-964-4954
MINI SCHNAUZERS CKC,
1M/S&P/$350. 2F/BLK
BLK&SVR/$400. Tails
docked & shots. Taking
dep. 912-729-4201 Iv msg
PIT BULL/Solid Blue, 1 Ig
Male ADBA, Shortthick
386-752-8502/867-2693
PIT BULL PUPS/ADBA
Blue nose. Seals, buck
skins & fawns. Blue Sire
for stud. 904-635-3319
Pomeranian AKC Female
1 yr. cream & sable, cute
playful $450.353-9579
POMS AKC, Champ
bldline avail 3/17 $600
OBO 502-2988; 389-9064
POODLE -pups, back and
white furballs $450
215-5770


Support
your ilaf ry
newpaper.

S best baergin

For Classified Advertising,
call 904-366-6300,
or 1-800-258-4637.



PUPPIES $299 & UP
Close out sale on all
stock. Pet Emporium,
OP Mall. 278-6800
SHELTIE PUPPIES AKC
papers, 1st shots. Born
2/1 after 6pm 472-8428
SHIH-TZU -pups HC,
reg. papers, all shots,
$450. 1M, 1F 553-9254
SIBERIAN HUSKY, ACA
white, papers & shots
$ 500. 9042465809
WEIMARANER PUPS AKC
rare blue color, $400.
Call 386-963-4932
YORKIE PUPS 8 wks old
1 M $850 1 F$950. Cute
& playful 904-225-2380
YORKIES
When only the best will


BOARD FORD
St. Augustine 353-6797
orida's Super Duty Headquarters
PAUL CLARK
FORD-MERCURY
1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee) 225-3673
GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
MIKE SHAD FORD
At The Avenues
10720 Philips Hwy. 904-292-3325
MIKE DAVISON FORD
AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060
MIKE SHAD FORD
OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Blvd. 777-3673


NIMNICHT PONTIAC-GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826
COGGIN GMC TRUCKS
9201 Atantic Blvd. 724-2310
GARBR GMC TRUCKS
Green Cove Springs 264-4502



COGGIN HONDA
ON ATLANTIC
11003 Atlantic Blvd. 565-8800
COGGIN HONDA
OF ST. AUGUSTINE
2898U.S.Hwy.1S. 1-800456-1689
LUCAS HONDA OF JAX
7801 Blanding Blvd. 269-2277



HYUNDAI
of ORANGE PARK
7600 BndingBlvd. 899-0900
KEY HYUNDAI
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060



ATLANTIC INFINITI
10980 Atlantc Blvd. 642-0200



CITY ISIIZU
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
www.cityatom ve.con



MATHENY JAGUAR
11211 AtlanticBlvd. 642-1500



ATLANTIC JEEP
2330 US 1 South 354-4421
CARUSO JEEP
1750 Soutside Blvd. 725-7300
FRANK GRIFFIN
Jeep of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033
MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP
ON CASSAT
1736 CassatAve. 389-7792
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fer Bch.
1-800-228-7454



COGGIN KIA
9401 AtlanticBlvd. 723-3210
RAY CARTER KIA
6373 Blanding Blvd. 771-6078



LAMBORGHINI- ORLANDO


Transportation
1200Aviation
1205 Boats
1210Sailboats
1215Boat Dockage &
Rentals
1220 Marine Equipment
and Supplies
1230 RVs and Supplies
1235RV Rentals
1300 Motorcycles/Mini
Bikes
1305 Auto Brokers
1310 Auto Parts
1315Auto Rent/Lease
1320Antiques/Classics
1325 Automobiles
1335 $2000 or Less
1340 Trucks/Trailers/
SUV's
1345 Vans/Buses
1350 Misc. Auto
13SSAutos/Trucks
Wanted

1205 Boats

$ CASH PAID $
Boats or Yachts 54 833

**** LET US ****
SELL YOUR BOAT
Salter Marine
Specialists Inc.
904-284-0155

14' Boston Whaler 01'
1 Dauntless lke new
<|>condition, galvanized
trailer, live welJHF,
fishfinder, rod hoers,
904 -803 -9843, $12K
16ft, Aluminum
Lowe Jon boat,
1985 75 hp,
motor, 1983, SOhp,
Johnson outboard,
1971, $2 obo
9047441794
16' Skeeter Bass
Boat 89',
i2 lvewells.tnew
carpet, 70h
Yamaha Hummin gbrd
electronics, $3000-obo,
call chris 904625-6257

S17. Hydra Sport c/c
T 9 .1J0 hp,$7500, t/m,
fs batteries, fish inder,
galvanized trailer,
cover,coast guard equpt,
904-221-5912
18' 2003 HYDRA SPORT
180cc 115 HP Yamaha,
93 hours on engine.
PREMIUM PACKAGE
Bimini top, center
console, depth finder.
Front and rear cooler
seats, 55 gal fuel tank.
32 gallon bait well
fishing tackle and rod
storage. Swim plat-
form, front and rear
seat cushions.
Absolute Pristine Con-
dition. Kept in dry in
storage $14,500. Has 2
year warranty. Call
Chris @ 686-042

18FT SEAPRO '02, boat
motor & trlr, 115 mercy
stroke. low hours,
looks new. $18.000 OBO.


LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000


II itA I = IJIIY

4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100
7447 Blanding Blvd. 777-3000



LOTUS OF JACKSONVILLE
www.lotusofacksonvlle.com
11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992



TOM BUSH MAZDA
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
MAZDA CITY
6916 Blanding Blvd. 779-0600



BRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC.
10231 Atlatic Blvd. 724-1080



TOM BUSH MINI
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



CITY MITSUBISHI
at thie AVEIES
10857 Philps Hwy. 260-9222
www.ciyautunotive.corn

CITY MITSUBISHI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 565-2489
www.cityautomotive.com

CITY MITSUBISHI
Of RAIE PARK
7505 Blanding Blvd. 779-8100
www.ciyautomotve co



COGGIN NISSANATLANTIC
10600 Atlantic Blvd. 642-7900

COuGINNISSAN-AVENUES
10859 Philips Hwy 8803000

MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF JAX
1810 Cassat Ave. 389-3621
PARKER NISSAN
2755 U.S. 1 South, St Aug.
904-794-9990

MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF OP
1565 Wells Ed. 269-9400



COGGIN PONTIAC-GMC
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310
GARBER PONTIAC
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

NIMNICHT PONTIAC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826



BRUMOS MOTOR
CARS INC.
10100 Atlantic Blvd. 725-9155



ROLLS ROYCE- OLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Orando R 407-339-3443




NIMNICHT SAAB
7999 Blanding Blvd, Jax
904770-77800 w w.nimnichtcom


1205 Boats
19' 2002 Trophy CC.
5hpf MeruZ
Depthunder, GA ,
Bmini, live well,


22.5 Glasstron G225 99
220hp Volvo eng. VO.
$13,900obo. 912-261-8324
S17 ft Monarch w/
traf or, 115 h, 4 stroke



SBuldIg fonn for S
. foot punt. Hard chine
|plywo d conmnbule
$30 will deliver,
278-0106

FOR SALE
19.5ft Renken/Cutty
cabin with trailer.
140HP Mercury,
$6500.00 Firm.
Call 904-338-7831

run eat, food
, condition,2 inch Bt
tires, sound bar.
$4k call 757-1473
SJET SKI-Yamaha 92'
wave runr new
enabltraier
Included.caH
9122-882-6444, $1200 frm.

MARINEMAX
SEE YOU AT THE
ST. AUGUSTINE
BOAT SHOW
THIS WEEKEND @
MUNICIPAL MARINA

4, ReI2500

.7L, /O. 165 hras
full canvas am/ftrcd
Much morel
$35K obo. 237-5064
oaTriton TR- 1752004
Bass boat, loaded
w/extras,
Extended war-
ranty15500. PatrIck

WAKTEDI
Boats Motors & Trailers
Any Condition!
"The Used Parts People"
WEEKS MARINE 387-1440



Fisherman's Marina 0
Trout River. Now renting
wet slips. 30 to 50oft+
Call Charles 904-764-7022

1230 Rv' &
1230 Supplies

AIRSTREAM & TRAIL
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales


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SUBARU OF JAX
10800 AtlanticBlvd. 641-6455



KEN CHANCE SUZU
1285 Cassat Ave. 389-7700

CITY SUZUKI
1585 Atlan Blvd. 998-7111
www.ciyautomotive.com



ARLINGTON TOYOTA
10939 Atlac Blvd. 721-3000

COGGIN TOYOTA -AVENUES
10564 Philips Hwy. 262-0338

KEITH PIERSON TOYOTA
6501 Youngeran Circle. 771-9100

UGHTHOUSE TOYOTA
2995 U.S. 1 South St Aug.
800-622-4888 or 904-797-8800

ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA
1310 Cassat Ave. 3894561



ASH TISDEU VW
1481 Wells Road 269-2603

O'STEENVW
2525 Philips Hwy 3965486

TOM BUSH VW
9850 Atantic Blvd. 7250911




O'STEEN VOLVOI
2525 Philips Hwy. 3965486




PROFESSIONAL

AUTO LEASING
10231 Aantic Blvd. 722-1694





BEACH BLVD. AUTOMOTIVE
www.beachblvdautomotive.com
6833 Beach Blvd. 724-3511

BRUMOS MOTOR CARS
PRE-OWNED AUTO CENTER
10211 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080

LUCAS AUTO PARK
1577 Wells Road O.P. 269-5002

DRIVE TICKET
www.drivetcketcom
8908Atantc Blvd. 425-4001
Lexus of Jacksonville
Pe-Owned Center
10384 Atlantic lvd. 998-0012
FRANK GRIFFIN
SUPERSTORE
1515 Wels Rd. 269-1033

Tom Bush Autoplex
9875 Alantic Blvd. 371-4877

V.I.P. AUTO SALES
5936 Philips Hwy. 733-7439

WARREN MOTORS, INC.
233 East State St 356-8491

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s 1325 Automotive 1325 Automotive 1325 Automotive 1335 or ss 1340 Trailers 1340 Trailers 1340 Trailers I 1340 Trailers I 14___
SUV's SUV's SUV's SUV'sF DSTAR-
BUICK CENTURY '98, TOYOTA CAMRY '98 VOLKSWAGEN ChevyG20'89-Conver- FORDWsLUiNDSTAR
FLEETWOOD BIG HORN 6' $3000, 27mpg Call Very low miles. $65 BEETLECONV. '04 ion an Good power- Bronco 197 FORD EXPLORER HONDA CR SE 5 ISSAN 3Z '05 c, n,
,e hn, s850o 287 6116Bor25t. CaFully equipped 386 431-1354 38" Super Swamper's 97',VSlmlted, 96k Leahter, CD sun- CNVSt#4577A$2988 won't
s2le 5. $ 8 Buick CenturyJ new motor, over 8k Im all leather 5 cd ro o$1210 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371487 l-4s7g1,9
ETWOOD GEORGIE 14000 m, 11000, Toota Cary L. '95 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE ted, eedome USNVOYOTA NNER/9 4969
BoY 31 1989 Anniv. Edt. 387-3015 sunroof AT AC 998-0012 Chevy Monte Carlo '04 body work, $4000 obo, good con edition, S LEE


Franklin Tr "05 37' miles. $23,995 has 60,000 miles. Fuiiy 1 loaded auto, a/c, $fm.U$0 dow d WC st#0857C $11,988 0 Ford Explorer Sport \f^ Navigation, Fully LEXUS OF JACKSONVILUE <0> 26147mles, $21*00
slides 2AC's,w/dd/w LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE senriced, new timing v sunroof, heated &UE- YF4-SO TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877 Track. Gcyl, full Equipped. $45,995 998-0012 obo, 904704.3722
microwave, loaded, belt, good Interior, seats, cd, alloys, Call BBST j< power, moon roof, LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
$24, bo 512 7911516 998-0012 good exterior. $2750. excellent condition 69k 1-877-438-2777 CHEVROLET TRACKER 03 very sharpTA UNNER
962-2029. Por 292 7247 ml, $10,500 (obo') St#F72 $9,988 Leather, 6 cd, 88 roof 998-0012 AU
TIMBER LODGE 31' '04 / CADILLAC DEVILLE 912-729-3884 TOMBUSH AUTOPIEX 371-4877 rackTonneav cover, OTA 4RUNEER NISAN UST
mint cond, used 4 times. '04. Pearl white/ 'OL LIMITED 3. .l. Dodge Ram 86', new T U T- r o ve$S0 dElGRAND CHEaOKEE '0 LeaTErD 05 6471SS0obosn
Failing health forces sale. tan. beautiful. TOYOTA COROLLA '03 VOLVO0 O trason sp CHEV 50 05 R NCab NI $29 CD.99 S
7 4Silvetrantscurslorn suspen-- CNEVYoobu,$eg Cab 904.946-5230 LAREDO '02. Very ciean, 47043728
piac to, iesllyik St#F757 $12,988 a slon lift, off-rad HoS utstanding0 condC must elo fast $VLLE. 999547
kl LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE $239ll C 8o TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877 wheels + ires, rebuilt priced for immediate FORD F- -'89 4x4 Call today 7719100 lEXUS NVILE
S5th5whl, sleeps 6, 5-5 998-0012 motorunntdsing t work,3saiEV$1,95.38-700ryck. & 1989 9980-001Van Oldsmobile
kwge9, loaded, 30k, TOYOTA MATRIX XR'05 V2JE'rrA 2003, $2000, Jon 564(42588her, JEEP MBERTY NS
CADILLAC Deville, '00. Very clean. iow miles. /S3 4 door sedan C BLEV43037A0,9
Hal okRVPs ext cond bek thr, must sell fast.298/mo wolfsbu4 Sspd, otdge CHmu slAt $5 4r 5282-3402 TO 4 18 TOYOTA 4RUNNR '02 1r km,
607.4350538 northstar $11K 223 9605 wac.Call today 771-9100 turbo, miles, charger89, Call now 771-9100 MBUSH-UTBHIOEX 371.877 ew tire. leader,
CASH PAID /dCADILLACDEVILLE TOYOTA SOLAR 03 .. do see. 135k miles, CHEVY S10 XCAB 00 rt, looks TOYOTA $8995,904.227886
$ '05H F Fully Very clean, must sell Call 34 5000 strong motor, tow Very clean. $6995 4] great, PIng soon, 400 rnle$ TOYOTA 4_UNNEIRSt5
RV5, MHs, TTs 545-830 equipped. $25,990 fast $288mo wac. package, rust on wheel Call today 771-9100 must sell, $10,200 obo, 4u mles. $20,l90 '02. Low ml, must sell
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Call now 771 9100 VWT U JETTA GLS '01 we4wlCs, $1800 obo, call 904-361-8332 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE fast $15,m988. 771ms 9100s

1300 Motorcycles 998-0012 .. Toyota Solara SLE I sunrf cold air, NI s t CHEVY SILVERADO4X4 I99 1 2 1350 Ato
B 3 Motorcycle, mAwILLAC EOOD 5kbi 904aski $0 ANb Stanza 'a8, mini sha8e must FORD RANGER EXT CAB TOYOTA RAV4 '01 ce Ato
S6, -2van, low miles 30mp, se fast $13,975. 389-7700 '03. Excellent condition, LEXUS 300 '02 St#G072 $16,988d ie

I 'WR-100 19p 6 Bl00/tnea. 1 0 5 door., 772 DODGE A ri1500. MU DbtF R WI D
H EM immaculate, ml, flip down foot rests Toyota olara SLE TrucksVanSUVs0-05 PB, clean runs perfect. D E 2015, 0 ABQsT lately $10,975. 389-7700 TOM BUSH AUTOPIEEX 3J1.48A7OL

am/fm/cd, /x,0024 for passengers 0in back- Coupe- 06,131-910 $12391D2N. Cal 4810 e 9-2 M $ ea .98 02s
\J'n% S1 /5 D od g e R a m TO M B U SH A -P EC o371 -48T7 l -97, No t i s s ng e ather
milesel R 7 22nL R|D E!s, seat, r ned sAr fast.,RutogerooLS lWaUo *us Van/B se C10 099. $16.988
$10,s00, 407-380-5213 Great restoration proiett sport a/c, cable, E Od,
mkuesBlas V an eFoDonteth s c ac ust long65 $11. 98O TIC771F9100 tl 3 .9 exct b = m4 n w llrr 9C l o 7 10ge XL. 0 1 5 a b. 67E1 312 exc e conc to k9.
Srublack, faring mirrors Warranty, Bod
C & iD2Npies, away. Make an oferFll V coupe 06', 13,127 mi, a6a/4, auto, all power, m03l00 /2 90'vmumu tos

back rest, 0bAM/FM CD TIGHT! Must ipellst o C l wa Rs & cs
radio, $14,900 686-5008 Today! Make Offer.0




95all riding CHEVY IMPALA 050eD WCIV
bags, ramp straps, aT $218/mo. WAC. 771cw9100e
Kevin 90 12 0 6 cC I at/ac cold 3327, GMC SIERRA '9 r an, HRYSLER PT CRUISERT




4drHarley Davidson 98 '5. Immac. ct on$th WAC. ioT tEc 9 I 0odition, y g r
asnssat/aAILLACO DLENwarantala hitc2 st UC 00 5 20.5.Customized Sportster, loaded, must sell very6 ,IL i .










< 0 Mrlooks and runs great, fast $13,945.*389M770u kL 904704372 van, low mies 30m el I 3 9l

1976Bluet sint. f axt.6t $ 10 o s H 3
Revtech 100. 6sp spoke $600 negotabe, R 4 DO E b t .D. r ORW.








whls. 250 rear tiree-Ford Escort 2000 Sporty D R 1 H b
lots of chrome, x-$19ra99. CHEY COREat. $'7 0
904-686solo seat, sisybar, 912Tops, Auto 350, JA GS Wagon whAA 0

back rest.07 AM/FM CD TIGHT! Must Se
radio, $14,900686-5008 Today! Make ffer.t o f th e






















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Harley 2005ne ndeld, 883X, obo,90 54 5557











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$16,500. Call C7242153 equipped. $2'05













gear included, p us Very clean, 20" wheels.
bags, ramp straps, call $218/mo. WAC. 771-9100














Ke912vi673 1897/after 5 $24,8904112













912 72C 8904 JIM LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Harley David1000 998-001298' '05 mmac. condition
















$asking $6000 9.o0012
CT HAOLEY DAVIDSON wac. Call 771-9100














SKawasaki 2001 7R, bult assic Honda Accord EX,
S 2 show, built for d 2000, V6, leather,
POLARISTRAionLBLAKmiZER tinted windows,















$55200 ne.x 705-643' TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877l
always garaged ser- 83k miles,00 buy and rent homes and who purchase goods and services. Let themak/d

Sportster 2001, $10,980. Callort 2000 Sporty 3
















SHARLEYDAVIoS HONDA CIVIC oup 95, manua2dr,
) the military publications distributed arant the local bases in the area. good gas milage,


















elotsofchrome,5 11-tra runs great. $3500
solo seat, sissybar, 9121576- 5025
bra drag pipes, $6000, TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371Frstar
DEAN 904 -997-1889 (mini-van. 2004
s HARLEY DAVDSON excellent cond-05




































Clymer m u included, TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877 w
Road King, exce MB Follent adveon/mrtising ntennce
condition, 4700 miles, original owner below
priced to sell, $13,980. book for quick sale,
days 955-7119 ,2 FORD MUSTANG 73'

rRLEY DAVIDSON 01' TB Convertible- fully
1600CC'02, Sportster, 8915r TOM BUSH AUstOPLEX 3714877 blcsl
stripes, looks & runs many new parts. 03 22K


















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like new. Windshield, H.D. obo, 904 s 65 5es7















































rips orsears, excellent MERCURY GR. MARQUISy
rear s, engine guards clean, must sell fast


























600 milee needs work T is 0
N6 mi wa afor my n r

a nin o504g LEXUS O $1,8. C NVILLE 771-9

























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m de, e ll cned, lal ut,caEX '4leantell ,




ne, anarts, quick $11,975.98-0012
















































Q NERF BARS -Chrome N ible, Sm mles,"ec. i
02' ke, 8 bua ndltS oru t h e a s G45,elgniaer ,s
lpe edof, 2ne, 7traersu, god, new tires,.
edra e b NIA H 9ORD reeAR
PAIN RES TAI-1BAZR P Sit# va.2S 0,
siRDA callN0, $24,890et









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--biuion, getmles, ab4K Ir milON .aluORyedablop
1.2 673-2189fer5- 5044rV. but sel fo U40.
/ HONDA GL 1000 998-0012





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mi, c oTR V5 bOe BUSH Auto eFulley 7-8
91-73-1979w / LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE





singe r $002 0 i I 998-0012
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2re sahrew bul fr N9043.11 Vipleathe
Jm 912- P 2LI T904/ZR Sfn74448 $18,988
2 s05 xowh tilt f tar TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
buying s etbss, highw HONDA ACSCORDN '00
oboie, call RInC 912,882806 TO MUSt sll fa7st1

extra2chromcl17" riS.n ss00 o:o w w a etsy bin e ssghasitory adv risininp one r lwo
excell -04, bltriner, 5St#9410 23,988

ightsk200 origilmet tn,980 $48500l(o8
GL0125.-log9 HOt, NCL 9IC04-75,91r
pipes, s oadd sta w/fStlF90 $244630,
extcal $65ll ll HY"DIms TBUOWN '03 .
.912YAMA-2260 St#2H7AD $12,988
Y 0 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877a
k, 8 mes, 4k HYUNDAI TIURON'0

C annual included, TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-41877
$40000o,o904.2850 LOCU 430060

..ond, 2 Pw TOM BUSHAUTOPLEX 3714877F

904-525-5919 LINCOLNLISe'04 inform action,
YAMAHA Roadstar VeSt#F9957$24,9"8
keptr6700mi, xtras.


r750 Call 786 LINCOLN TOWUCARU'03
. YAMAHA V-STAR 650 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877ca
1999, gR. ke, 4o $
ktl0 miles, lothse of coe, Mercedes 260w89Goodr,
and extras, must see! interior, body in good
1310A uton $ art iac s' $3000 obo 443-7116


9 4Caravan. Grey 904-955-9570 ask for Steve
fabric, vinyl NHo
rips tars, excellent MERCURY GR. MARQUIS
cond. $25. 268-2482 '04. Excellent shape,
fullo, loaded, riced to
1eGOODRICH (2)n p s $15,975. 389.7700
25/75RI5 tires for Se
le. Almost new, GBm 1973',
drove approx. M7G12
600 mule, these are needsIwork. GTuis
5,000 miles warranty, parts car both for C
kg0 $35.00 each $10001ctanUMcefn


4287 9277- t7o3hm/8161wk
p tires, 12k $20,880
miles,,fits,53'95,15 in.,LECUS OF JACKSONVILLE.-.

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away. Make an ofer! 90 7043722.-
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FORD GALAXY 1964 rn '. i 13.'rt -i0 ,
S F0,4 door zew 8 n LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLEOl
, auto, new.paint,
w interior, 998-0012
500/obo. 635-2318 NISSAN SENrRA '99
SVolkswagon Beetle 69' St BUCI632A 54588 ,W'4., -
replaced engine, TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
built carborator, Vol720 j
complete brake job, SATURN L200 '03.
rebuilt transale, runs Loaded, excellent shape,
great$20004 must see this one, priced
right. $8995. 389. 7700
1325 Automotive SATURN W2 '95
St#BUCG042A $4988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
ACURA TSX '04 SCION XA'5
Leather, CD, sun- SC12 $1'5,48
St#G121 $15,488 F0 %
roof, white $19,980 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-487760
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012 SCION XB '04
St#1929A $12,988
( ) ACURA TSX '04 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877"-.
Leather, sunroof, Subaru Impreza
CD, silver. $21,880 I 1897 AWD, 4 cyl.
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE pstero, a/c, runs
998-0012 great, cash/check
only. Call 904 625 7396.
AUDI TT QUAlTRO $3000 oboA
equipped. $18,880 TOYOTA AVALON XLS '02
equiped $18880 St#G128 $18,988
LEXUS OFIJACKSONVILLE TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877,,(
998-0012 b 7
TOYOTA CAMRY '03
BMW 318-5-spd, 96k St#3758D $15,988
IL miles, red $11.000 TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877 THE 1 M AYPODRTN, FLORiDA

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TOYOTA CAMRY' 00. Very
(?'\BMW 3251 '06. Like clean, must sell fast
new, only 3000 $8995. Call now771, 9109
miles. $34,480 TOYOTA CAMRY'94*r Ie rYscoR
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Very clean. $5988 10,K.106.0EBA,. E.R..A
998-0012 Call now 771.91(00




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* Nature trail, playground
* Close to schools, shopping
* Easy access To 1-95 & 1-295
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LOW $200s!


For More Information, Please Call
904-764-9687 V'
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Homes Starting In The $190s!


* Peaceful country living just
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For More Information, Please Call
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For More Information, Please Call
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From 1-295 take 103rd St. to Timber Run on the right.


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