Changing Leaders
FISC, NAVCOMTELSTA Ceremonies
Pages 3 & 5


- Nature Center
Kids Learn About Animal Habitats On Base
Pages 8-9


Kid Fit Week
Teaching Kids To Be Healthy
Page 13


THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2006


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Naval Air



Depot Jax



receives



2005 Aviation



Safety Award

By Judy Hartman
NAVAIR Depot Jax Public Affairs Specialist
Commanding Officer Capt. John Scanlan presented Lt.
Pete Amendolare with the Naval Air (NAVAIR) Systems
Command Calendar Year (CY) 2005 Aviation Safety
Award June 26.
Amendolare, depot aviation safety officer, provided daily
leadership by coordinating a highly effective aviation safety
program that included safety stand downs, command job haz-
ard assessments and developing operational risk management
(ORM) worksheets used by flight crews and maintenance per-
sonnel.
Although Amendolare accepted this award, it is a tribute to
all the employees of NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville. For the fifth
time in seven years, the depot has been selected as the winner
of this prestigious award.
NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville is proud to have closed out CY-
05 with a remarkable 39 years and 27,969.5 flight hours of
Class A/B mishap-free flying. This accomplishment is especial-
ly remarkable considering the extensive repairs aircraft
receive at the depot to make them carrier worthy again.
Some examples of these repairs are extensive sheet metal


Photo courtesy of Naval Air Depot Jax
Naval Air Depot Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. John
Scanlan (left) presents Lt. Pete Amendolar with the Naval Air
Systems Command Calendar Year 2005 Aviation Safety Award
June 26.
repairs made because of corrosion from salt water, wing
replacement, and the upgrade of aircraft electronic systems.
After these repairs are made, the aircraft is reassembled and
functional operational checks are performed.
Depot pilots perform the test flights and when all systems
check out, the aircraft is painted and returned to the fleet.
The goal of the NAVAIR Safety Program is to increase readi-
ness throughout the Navy by reducing aircraft systems dam-
age and personnel injuries caused by product deficiencies. In
addition, NAVAIR personnel are protected through proactive
safety awareness and ORM.
That safety goal has been met, as evidenced by the products
completed for the fleet. Safety and quality are more than just
words. To the artisans of NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville, they are
a way of life.


Navy personal


data on Web


Katrina-related
From Chief of Naval Personnel Public
Affairs
personal information on more than 30,000
Navy Sailors and family members discov-
ered on a civilian Web site in June pro-
vided data on personnel who were stationed in
areas affected by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
The Chief of Naval Personnel was notified
June 22 that an open Web site contained five
spreadsheet files with personal information.
including the name, birth date and social secu-
rity numbers of several Navy members and
dependents.
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service
(NCIS) is investigating how the information
was obtained, why it was posted, and how long
the information was on the Web site.
The Navy continues to notify individuals who
were affected, and the Navy Personnel
Command (NPC) call center in Millington,
Tenn., is manned 24 hours a day to assist
Sailors and their families. ?The NPC call cen-
ter number is 1-866-U-ASK-NPC (1-866-827-
5672).
Letters were mailed to all 30,618 service
members and their families affected by the
data loss. In addition, information on how to
watch for suspicious activity on personal
accounts is posted on the NPC Web site -
www.npc.navy.mil.
There is no evidence that any of the data has
been used illegally thus far. However, individu-
als are encouraged to carefully monitor their
bank accounts, credit card accounts and other
financial transactions.


Restoring a road no longer traveled


Base personnel

help preserve a

piece of history
By MC2(AW) Suzie Cornell
Special Contributor
he NAS Jacksonville Envi-
ronmental Department
teamed up with Sailors
from Transient Personnel Unit
Jacksonville at Westside Regional
Park June 27 to renovate 400 feet
of a historical brick road that was
built in 1917.
Westside Regional Park was
originally part of Camp Johnston
and is owned by the Navy, who
leases it to the city of Jackson-
ville for public recreational access.
The historical brick road had
not been kept up over the years
and aside from the small signs
posted nearby, went unseen by
park visitors.
The road was in desperate need
of renovation. Nine volunteers
showed up to help with the proj-
ect, bringing shovels, brooms,
wheel barrels and a lot of elbow
power. The city provided a bobcat
and a claw truck to hall off the
debris and the base rented a
street sweeper.
"This has really been a team
effort. There were so many people
who contributed their time and
equipment to this project," stated
NAS Jax Environmental Depart-
ment Natural Resources Intern
Laura LaBella.
"I wanted to preserve history.
When I was hired four years ago,
I was tasked with turning the
park around. What we are doing
here today is really going to make
it better for park visitors," stated


Photos by MC2(AW) Suzie Cornell
Members from the NAS Jax Environmental Department and Transient
Personnel Unit Jacksonville work together to clean up the debris on the
historical road at Westside Regional Park June 27.


Leslie Royce, a park naturalist
with the city of Jacksonville who
runs the park's nature center.
During Home Depot's Annual
Day of Service, 200 volunteers
worked on the 16-foot wide,
3,000-foot long road. Home Depot
volunteers completed 1,000 feet of
the road, made signs and added a
loop along the road making it
wheelchair accessible. Base per-
sonnel continued the project by
clearing another 630 feet of
debris and reconstructing parts of
the brick road.
The city has since maintained
the newly cleared section of road
by blowing it off three times a
week. "I am very pleased with the
results. In just a few hours, we
have drastically improved the
appearance and usability of the
brick road," stated LaBella. "Our
hope is that the improvements to
the park will encourage people to


Frank Sigona of the NAS Jax Envi-
ronmental Department carefully
helps reconstruct the brick road.
enjoy its many trails and learn
the history of this area as well."
The project is currently about
half completed and more volun-
teers are needed to finish clearing
the road. "It's putting the word
out to get people to volunteer.
Getting the kids involved, doing


From left, Laura LaBella, Will Henry, Christine Bauer, Frank Sigona, Billy
Brownfield, SN Bryson Callaway, SN Katavin Dowdell, Ken Ward and
Tony Mackey commence breaking up the blanket of debris that covers the
1917 historical brick road at Westside Regional Park June 27.
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Ken Ward of the NAS Jax Environ-
mental Department shovels some
dirt to uncover the brick road.
something that makes an impact
on the community," stated NAS
Jax Assistant Hazardous Waste
Manager Billie Brownfield.
Westside Regional Park offers a
variety of programs such as, dis-
covery and theme walks, evening
programs, Owl Prowl, Enviro-
camp, Wee Workshops and Curi-
ous Naturalist. Visitors can also


Christine Bauer of the NAS Jax En-
vironmental Department, digs
through debris to uncover the his-
torical brick road in the park.
become part of the VIP program
by volunteering in the park for
some clean, green, safe and fun
times. All that is needed is enthu-
siasm and time. Park hours are 5
a.m. 7 p.m. (5 a.m. 9 p.m. dur-
ing daylight savings time).
For additional information, call
573-2498


TOUCHING Naval Hospital to host town hall meeting The meeting is an opportunity for hospital staff to update
patients on military health care and to receive comments
B A E Naval Hospital Jacksonville will host a medical town hall and suggestion
meeting July 19 at 2 p.m. in their second-floor conference For more information, contact the hospital's customer
room at Naval Hospital Jacksonville. relations office at 542-9175.


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Looking back in time...


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Hey, MoneyMan!
I recently subscribed to a
new magazine and instead
of paying by credit card
they told me they could
just take the money out of
my account.
All I needed to do was to
send them a blank check
with "void" written on the
front and they would take
care of the rest. It seems
that more companies are
using this method of pay-
ing bills.
Is this a good thing?
Seems to me it is because I
do not have to pay any
interest like I would if it
were on a credit card.
MoneyMan Sez:
According to a recent
article in the Navy Times,
service members should
use caution when authoriz-
ing an automatic deduction
from a bank or credit
union account.
If the money is not avail-
able, the lenders may try
to collect payment multiple
time triggering multiple
overdraft fees. Although
this method of payment is
convenient and there are
no interest charges, there
are other dangers. Here
are some tips to avoid
potential problems:
Be careful before sign-
ing any agreement for elec-
tronic debiting. Know how
much will be debited and


how often.
Make sure you have
enough money in you
account to cover the debit.
Multiple fees may be
charged and they are
expensive.
Be sure to record debits
and checks; always balance
your checkbook including
the debits.
If things do not look
right let your bank or cred-
it union know right away.
They will not be able to
solve the problem if they
do not know about it.
If you notice multiple
requests for payments that
rack up returned-check
fees, contact your credit
union or bank immediately
and ask for a refund of the
fees. Ask how you can
avoid the problem in the
future.
Report lenders or mer-
chants who have triggered
repeated attempts for pay-
ment to your state con-
sumer affairs office. In
Florida, call the Florida
Department of Financial
Services at 1-888-434-
3910.

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MoneyManl at 778-0353.


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Job title/command:
NAS Jacksonville Air
Operations Department


Hometown: Molalla, Oregon


Family Life: Married and we are expecting a
child.

Past Duty Stations: USS O'Brien (DD
975), USS Doyle (FFG 39)


Career Plans: To complete my college
degree.


Most Interesting Experience: Living in
Japan.


'Words of Wisdom: Stay Navy!


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Job title/command:
Fire AlarmTechnician/
Access Logic, Inc.

Hometown: Jacksonville


Family Life: Proud father of a 14-year-old
. daughter.


Past Duty Stations: Millington, Tenn.


Career Plans: To excel in the electronics
field and in nature and wildlife photography.


Most Interesting Experience: Open
water snorkeling in the reefs.


Words of Wisdom: Notice the little things
in life, the large ones don't always make up the
big picture..


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SUNDAY SERVICES

You are invited to the following Base Chapel
Worship Services this Saturday and Sunday:
Saturday 5 p.m. Catholic Mass
Sunday 8:15 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
NAS Jacksonville Executive Officer Capt. Chuck Tamblyn
Command Master Chief CMDCM(SW) Chris Green
Public Affairs Officer Rick Crews
Assistant Public Affairs Officer Miriam S. Gallet
Naval Air Station lacksonville Editorial Staff
Editor Kaylee LaRocque
Assistant Editor JO1 Mike England
Staff Writer LI1 (SW/AW) Heather Ewton
Design/Layout George Atchley
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the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the
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FISC Jax to hold change of command


From FISCJax

C apt. Karl Rau will
relieve Capt. Vincent
Griffith as command-
ing officer, Fleet Industrial
Supply Center (FISC),
Jacksonville in a tradition-
al change of command cere-
mony Monday at Hangar
116.
Rau was raised in China
Grove, N.C. He graduated
from the University of
North Carolina, Charlotte
in 1981 and received his
commission via Officer
Candidate School in
Newport, R.I. in April 1982.
Following commissioning,
Rau completed the six-
month basic qualification
course for supply officers at
the Navy Supply Corps
School in Athens, Ga.
Rau's first afloat tour was
aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70),
which he joined shortly
after the ship's commission-
ing. During his tour, Rau
served as the ship's ward-
room officer and material
officer making two deploy-
ments, an eight-month
maiden around-the-world
cruise in 1983 and a West-
ern Pacific/Indian Ocean
deployment in 1984/85.
Rau transferred to the
NAS/Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River, Md. in
March 1985 where he
served as supply operations
officer and as aviation sup-
port division officer.
He then returned to the
Navy Supply Corps School
in March 1987 where he
served a three-year tour as
an instructor and branch
head for the Uniform
Automated Data Processing
System for Stock Points
course.
Rau began his first de-
partment head afloat tour
as supply officer of USS
Halyburton (FFG-40) in
March 1990. During his
tour, the ship had a combat
deployment to the Persian
Gulf and Red Sea in sup-
port of Operation Desert
Storm. The ship also con-


Capt. Karl Rau
ducted extensive counter-
narcotics operations in the
Caribbean.
From 1992 to 1993, Rau
attended the Naval Post-
graduate School in Monte-
rey, Calif., earning a master
of science degree in man-
agement with a curriculum
emphasis in inventory sys-
tems management.
Following graduation,
Rau reported to the staff of
Commander, Naval Air
Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet
(COMNAVAIRLANT) in
Norfolk, Va. At COM-
NAVAIRANT, he served as
supplies and equipage
budget officer, surface inte-
grated logistics support
officer and afloat inventory
management officer.
Rau reported to the
Naval Inventory Control
Point (NAVICP), Philadel-
phia, Pa. in January 1997,
serving as the director of
the industrial support divi-
sion and then later as
director of the industrial
material support project
office. In May 1999, he
reported to the Office of the
Chief of Naval Operations
in Washington, D.C., serv-
ing as a staff action officer.
Rau served as the supply
officer of USS Nimitz
(CVN-68) from May 2001 to
April 2003 leading a
department of more than
680 Navy professionals pro-
viding a complete array of
logistics and support servic-
es to the ship and its
embarked air wing and


Capt. Vincent Griffith
staffs.
In June 2006, Rau com-
pleted his second tour at
the NAVICP where he has
served as director of avia-
tion operations for three
years.
Rau is Defense Acquisi-
tion Workforce Improve-
ment Act Level III certified
and is a member of the
Navy's Acquisition Profes-
sional Community.
Additionally, he has been


recognized by the Society of
Logistics Engineers as a
certified public logistician.
Rau recently completed
executive education
through the Advanced
Management Program at
the Fuqua School of
Business, Duke University.
Griffith stands relieved
after an extremely success-
ful tour highlighted with
numerous significant and
far-reaching accomplish-
ments, including leading
the material support inte-
gration transformation of
FISC Jacksonville and
CNIC supply personnel and
functions into a single
cross-regional organization,
and leading crisis response
and logistics planning dur-
ing and following the dev-
astating 2004 and 2005
hurricane seasons.
In the area of transfor-
mation, he executed the
Navy Supply (NAVSUP)
Material Support Integra-
tion Initiative between
Regions South, Gulf Coast


and Southeast, which
aligned 21 sites, 337 mili-
tary and civilian personnel,
and resources totaling over
, $24.6 Mil with Commander,
Fleet and Industrial Supply
Centers (COMFISC).
Griffith also acted as
NAVSUP's lead for crisis
logistics support through-
out Hurricanes Ivan, Ka-
trina, Rita and Wilma,
orchestrating afloat and
ashore logistics require-
ments in each area directly
impacted by storm disrup-
tions. Thereafter, he and his
staff have coordinated the
contracting of over $6 mil-
lion in recovery require-
ments and leveraged this
experience to facilitate
local, regional, COMFISC
and NAVSUP resources to
improve crisis planning and
codify crisis doctrine.
Griffith's next assign-
ment will be as force supply
officer for Commander,
Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific
Fleet.


Reminder...

The NAS Jax Fire
Department would
like to remind ever-
yone that when
calling for an emer-
gency on base, the
correct number is
542-3333.
If you dial 9-1-1,
the call will go the
emergency dis-
patcher in down-
town Jacksonville
who will then have
to call the base fire
department to
respond to the call.
By calling the on-
base phone num;
ber, crucial min-
utes could be
saved during an
emergency.


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change of command tomn
From NAVCOMTELSTA
Jacksonville ---. i%


mdr. Gerard Slevin
will relieve Cmdr.
Howard Higgins as
commanding officer of
Naval Computer and
Telecommunications
Station (NAVCOMTELS-
TA) Jacksonville during a
change of command cere-
mony tomorrow at the NAS
Jax Officers' Club. Capt.
Mary Anderson, command-
ing officer, Naval Computer
and Telecommunications
Area Master Station
Atlantic, will be guest
speaker.
Slevin, a native of
Spalding, Neb., joined the
Navy in 1975 and complet-
ed basic training at Recruit
Training Center, Orlando.
After completing recruit
training he began his 10-
year enlisted career at
Advanced Technical Train-
ing at Naval Training
Center, San Diego, Calif.
and graduated as a radio-
man third class petty offi-
cer.
His first tour of duty in
1977 was at Naval Commu-
nications Station, Diego
Garcia as a technical con-
trol supervisor. From 1978
to 1981, he served at Naval
Communications Area
Master Station Western
Pacific, Guam as the
Defense Communications
Agency coordinator. Next
he served on board USS
Richard S. Edwards (DD-
950) as communications
leading petty officer. In
1983, he transferred to
Naval Communications

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Area Master Station East-
ern Pacific at Wahiawa,
Hawaii where he attained
the rank of chief petty offi-
cer and served as the tech-
nical control operations
chief.
Slevin was selected as a
limited duty officer and was
commissioned an ensign in
1985. After completing
Officer Indoctrination
School in Pensacola he
reported to Naval Security
Group Activity in Adak,
Alaska as officer in charge,
Mount Moffett Transmitter
Facility. His next tour took
him on board USS Reeves
(CG-24) home ported in
Yokosuka, Japan in 1989 as
the communications officer
where he earned his sur-
face warfare officer desig-
nation.
In 1989, he joined the
staff of Commander,
Carrier Group Five
embarked on board USS
Midway (CV-41) and served
as the assistant for Force
Communications during
Desert Shield/Desert


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Storm.
In 1991, Slevin moved
back to Hawaii and served
as assistant for fleet com-
munications on the staff of
Commander in Chief, U.S.
Pacific Fleet followed by his
first joint tour in 1995 as
communications plans and
programs manager at U.S.
Central Command in
Tampa. His tour was cut
short in 1997 when he was
transferred to USS Boxer
(LHD-4) as the command,
control, communication,
computer, combat systems
and intelligence systems
officer where he qualified
as a tactical action officer.
In 1999, he joined the
staff of Commander, Fifth
Fleet, Commander, U.S.
Naval Forces Central


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from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is described as "an experi-
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The workshop is facilitated by Bruce Kristol, Ph.D.,
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The workshop includes mini-lectures, visual slides,
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CHAPLAIN'S CORNER


How do you spell free?


Photos courtesy of VP-30
(From left) VyStar Credit Union Representatives Frank Riner and. Willie Williams present a
heck to VP-30 Commanding Officer Capt. Tim Brewer for the annual Navy-Marine Corps
Relief Society Fund Drive during the golf tournament at the Queen's Harbour Yacht &
Country Club.

Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society

Golf Benefit generates $54,000


iBy Steve Bradfield
NMCRS Golf Benefit Committee PAO
' A total of $54,000 was generated for
:.. the Navy-Marine Corps Relief
I kSociety (NMCRS) recently as 140
golfers from the Jacksonville metropolitan
area converged on Queen's Harbour Yacht
& Country Club for a round of golf. The
event was coordinated by the, NAS
Jacksonville NMCRS Golf Benefit
Committee, which was headed by Lt. Ryan
Lilley.
In a remarkable show of philanthropy,
Frank Peake, president of the Jacksonville-
based Sea Star Line, presented the largest
single donation to the organization, a
check for $25,000. Additionally, Vystar
Credit Union, a long time supporter of the
NMCRS, continued its robust tradition of
platinum level sponsorship by contributing
$7,500.
In another effort to raise money during
the annual fund drive, a new Honda Civic
was given away through a NMCRS raffle.
Coggin Automotive Group generously
donated a new Honda Civic to be used in a
car drawing campaign, generating $15,000
for the cause.
The benefits of this great undertaking
come back to Sailors and Marines in the
form of financial, educational and other
forms of assistance to those in need. With
approximately 1.5 million military person-
nel in the area, the military represents a
huge portion of the consumer power in
Northeast Florida. In return, many local
businesses welcome the opportunity to give
back to the men and women who defend
the country.


Sea Star Lines President Frank Peake (third
from left) presents NAS Jax Navy-Marine
Corps Relief Society Director Dave Faraldo
with a $25,000 donation in the VP-30 audito-
rium. (From left) Commander Navy Region
Southeast Chief of Staff Capt. Matt
Schellhorn, Faraldo, VP-30 Commanding
Officer Capt. Tim Brewer, Peake, retired
Rear. Adm. Paul Semko and Commander,
Patrol and Reconnaissance Group Rear Adm.
Brian Prindle.
Last year, more than $2.3 million in
assistance was provided to Sailors and
Marines in the greater Jacksonville area
alone.
The 2006 corporate sponsors included:
Sea Star Line
VyStar Credit Union
Coggin Automotive Group
Outback Steakhouse
Navy Federal Credit Union
Atlantic Marine Inc.
Logistics Services International
Nextran Corporation
Vestcor Corporation
The Boeing Company
Anheuser-Busch Inc.


By Chaplain (Lt.) Jose
Molina
NAS Jax Chapel
his morning I read an
uncensored newspa-
per because we live in
a country that believes in
freedom of the press.
Last Sunday, I attended
the church of my choice
because we believe and
practice the free choice of
religion. I am now sitting at
my desk and writing down
my thoughts because we
believe in freedom of expres-
sion. These are just a few of
the freedoms that we enjoy
in America.
Indeed, America is blessed
in many ways! Tremendous
natural resources, great sce-
nic beauty, a basically
robust economy and educa-
tional opportunities avail-
able to all who desire it are
part of a seemingly endless
list of the fruits which free-
dom has brought.
The results of our unique
230-year-old democratic
experiment seem almost
supernatural. No other peo-
ple in the history of
mankind have achieved so
much in so little time.
America is unique among
all nations in all of recorded
history! That is a powerful
reality.


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Chaplain (Lt.) Jose Molina
As I see it, there are two
immediate temptations we
face as a people. The first,
we can take it all for grant-
ed, in which case freedom
appears to be cheap.
Freedom is not cheap!
Freedom always has and it
always will demand a price.
Our nation's various con-
flicts speak forcefully of the
price that freedom has
demanded over the years.
Our present day war on ter-
rorism testifies to this truth
and reminds us of the frag-
ile nature of our freedoms.
The second temptation is
that of praising and wor-
shiping America without
recognizing the ultimate
source of our unique free-
doms. Ultimately, I believe
that the one for whom the
word "free" has a special
meaning has inspired our


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AS Jacksonville has established a
hotline for service members,
Department of Defense employees,
contractors and their families to call during
an emergency that warrants evacuation
such as a hurricane.
Evacuees can call 1-800-849-6024 to check
in with the base upon arriving at an evacu-
ation destination and to verify if the order
to return to the Jacksonville area has been
given. They can also email the NAS
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at nasjax.eoc.fct@navy.mil to relay their sta-
tus and ask for assistance.
Please keep in mind that the hotline will


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and only provides recorded information. It
cannot be used to check on weather condi-
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broadcast on Cable Channel 118, which is
run by NAVAIR Depot Jax. This channel
will run continuous information regarding
the hurricane conditions and evacuation
guidelines.
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preparedness office at 542-5595.


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freedom. May I offer the fol-
lowing acronym to remind
us of where our ultimate
freedom rests?
F-aith (in God)
Faith in God brings free-
dom from the bondage of the
excesses of life. When we
place our faith in God we
are set free.
R-eliance (on God)
Reliance on God brings
freedom from the chains of
'insecurity. We can trust The
Almighty to supply our
strength for God is omnipo-
tent.
E-nlightenment (from
God)
Those who desire it can
receive God's light. This
light has been revealed to us
and is available for those
who truly seek it with all
their hearts.
E-ternal Life (with God)
Many people live in fear.
They dwell on the. gloomy
side of life failing to recog-
nize that God holds the
future. For them, closing
their eyes at the moment of
death represents a frighten-
ing experience because they
have no vision of eternity.
God will give us freedom
from fear of the future, old
age and death.
It's worth a celebration!
God bless America and God
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'Maulers' provide coalition cover .


By Lt. Coln Bernard
VS-32 PAO
On June 9, USS Enterprise
(CVN 65) dispatched an S-
3B Viking from the VS-32
"Maulers" to provide surveillance
for coalition forces in Southern
Iraq June 9.
Over the past few weeks, these
ground units had experienced
steadily increasing insurgent
activity in the form of small arms
and mortar fire as well as the
placement of numerous impro-
vised explosive devices (IEDs).
This operation successfully
demonstrated the capability of
the newly installed Low Altitude
for Night Targeting Infrared
Navigation (LANTIRN) pod. The
device provides the S-3B with the
capability of seeing events on the
ground from a safe standoff range
day or night.
The LANTIRN Targeting


System (LTS) provides the S-3B
with the capability to detect and
acquire targets using forward-
looking infrared technology.
Controlled by a joystick located at
the COTAC station, LTS enables
the aircrew to view an area from
miles away and at an unmatched
level of detail for the Viking. The
aircrew can relay information
directly via secure radio links to
supported forces on the ground
and alert them of any suspicious
activity real-time. Utilizing the
Data Transmission System, the
Maulers can send a video stream
instantaneously to a forward air
controller in support of designat-
ed ground units, greatly enhanc-
ing their overall situational
awareness.
During one of the maiden mis-
sions VS-32 flew in support of
Operation Iraqi Freedom, the
LANTIRN system paid immediate
and dramatic dividends. The air-


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crew was conducting a routine
non-traditional intelligence sur-
veillance and reconnaissance mis-
sion directed by a British ground
controller to conduct surveillance
along a highly traveled road sur-
rounding a mosque. They described
the area in detail and within the
hour, explosive disposal experts
discovered unexpended ordnance,
which could have caused fatal
damage to coalition forces.
Afterwards, the crew comment-
ed, "The LANTIRN system pro-
vides far greater capabilities to
the Viking, making it even more
instrumental in the ongoing glob-
al war on terrorism. It is truly
rewarding to assist the ground
troops in addition to conducting
other missions in the air."
VS-32 will soon receive the sec-
ond LANTIRN equipped aircraft
and will be able to support sever-
al ground-based units simultane-
ously.


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The USO will be packing and distributing backpacks full of school
supplies to Identified families to klok off the school year,
School supplies are neededl Please drop off new backpacks,
notebooks, composition bookso etc. to either the USO at NAS Jax or
the USO on Mayport Road. I
Volunteers are needed to help pack the backpacks, the dates are
as follows:
July 28, 9 a.m. at the NAS Jax USO
Aug. 6, 9 a.m. at the Mayport USO
If you are Interested In volunteering, please contact Sonja at NAS


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members and their families. Quantities are limited, so please stop In
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this weekend at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. Tickets are
available at the USO for active duty and their family members.
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nature and wildlife



rough interpretive center


Youth Activities Center Student Brandon Thompson
searches for a hidden plastic lizard at the Black
Point Interpretive Center during a game designed to
teach children about how animals use camoflage to
survive.


G or years, NAS Jacksonville has peacefully coexisted
%with the many natural elements that lie along the
St. Johns River.
." The Black Point Interpretive Center, which opened its
L;- doors in 2002, was designed to educate NAS Jax person-
nel and their families about the impact they have on
, nature and how they can protect Florida's wildlife.
I Saltwater fish and geckos are some of the examples of
r the Florida wildlife displayed throughout the center.
\ There is. also a nature walk in the park area next to the
i center, which serves as a display case for the many
plants and marine animals that reside on base. Along
the walk, signs identify the plants, animal habitats
and natural resources.
"The station has military objectives, but it also has
a duty to protect the natural resources that are with-
i in its borders. We try to teach people about the many
? habitats and valuable resources this station has,"
explained Environmental Department Assistant Natural and
Cultural Resources Manager Angela Glass
Located near the Mulberry Cove Marina, the center also
serves as the premier place for service members aboard NAS
Jax and their families to learn about the history and preser-
vation of regional animals and their environment. There is no


admission fee and it is open year-round.
"We encourage everyone aboard NAS Jax to come by and
take a look at what we have to offer during their lunch hour,"
Glass said.
"Our surroundings afford us a great variety of animals and
various habitats for study and comparison. The activities are
held in the center and outdoors at the South Trail," she added.
The South Trail is about a mile long and wanders through a
canopy of forest of trees, over a small bridge and through
thick vegetation. Many joggers and hikers frequent the trail
along with the various school groups that pass through on a
regular basis.
The staff has placed markers along the trail identifying the
different flora, fauna, and wildlife that call the area home. It's
visible by signs installed at the end of Child Street, just before
entering the Naval Hospital Jacksonville compound and off
Mustin Street behind the housing area.
"The opening of the South Trail has enabled us to expand
our field trips and teach the children more about our natural
habitat," Glass said.
While the center's main purpose is to educate and preserve
NAS Jacksonville's natural resources, it also plays an impor-
tant role in the preservation of several of Florida's Native
American Tribes' cultural artifacts. Naval Facilities
Engineering Command Southern Division Curator Len
See CENTER, Page 9


Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southern Division Curator Len Winter shows children NAS Jacksonville Natural Resources intern Laura LaBella debates with children from the
from the Youth Activities Center ancient Native-American artifacts found at NAS Jacksonville. Youth Activities Center about who to banish from their "habitat" du ing a game designed to
teach them what happens when building development impedes on animal habitats.







JaX Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, July 13, 2006 9


Children from the Youth Activities Center rush to claim their habitats during a game designed to teach them how building development impacts the number of habitats available for animals.


Photos by MC1 Mike England


NAS Jacksonville Natural Resources intern Laura LaBella
teaches children from the Youth Activities Center about some
of the station's natural habitats.


appreciate nature and their

impact on the environment
From Page 8
Winter recently visited the center to ensure that its
Native American artifacts were curated properly.
"It's my job to make sure that all of the center's artifacts
are being curated to state and federal standards," Winter
stated. "The center has done a good job of maintaining its
artifacts since it began excavating and curating them in
1997."
NAS Jacksonville Natural and Cultural Resources
Manager Christine Bauer thinks that artifact preserva-
tion is an important aspect of the center's mission. "People
are becoming more cognizant of artifact preservation," she
said. "It is very important that we properly archive and
maintain these pieces of history."
The center frequently hosts elementary school students
looking to learn more about nature and how plants and
animals live in their natural habitat.
"It's our hope that we can make children more aware of
their impact on the environment and help them appreci-
ate our natural resources," said NAS Jacksonville Natural
Resources Intern Laura LaBella.
During the visit, students learn about different species
of native mammals, reptiles and birds, some stuffed and
others kept alive in fish tanks, which reside at the center.
They also explore a variety of nature-related objects,
play games and hike South Trail. The staff also touches on


A group of children from the Youth Activities Center participate in an exercise designed to teach them how the limited avail-
ablity of resources, such as food, can affect the survival of different animal species.


NAS Jacksonville Youth Activities Center Counselor Ashley
Cullum helps a child assemble a project.
the history of the base, the center and South Trail.
"We welcome field trips," Glass said. "School-aged chil-
dren are interested in nature, the outdoors and are easy to
teach because they're so eager to learn."
The Interpretive Center's hours of operation are:
Monday 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. with story time at 2 p.m.,
Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.,
Friday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. .-
The center is closed to the ..


Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southern Division
Curator Len Winter studys some of the ancient Native-
American artifacts found at NAS Jacksonville.
public on Tuesdays and Wednesday for tour groups.
Programs at the Interpretive Center are by appoint-
ment only. You are free to use the nature trails from sun-
rise to sundown when classes are not in session. For fur-
ther information or to schedule your visit, call 542-2717,
Ext. 113 or 542-8056.

if"


(From left) Brittany Marshall, Brianna Fergueson, Asia Figueroa and jaelyn Marks work on a
project at the Black Voint Interpretive Center.


Four-year-old Tyler Glass works on an art project at the Black Point Interpretive Center.







10 JaAIr NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, July 13, 2006


Lattimore retires

from FACSFAC Jax

By MCI(SW) ill Larned
FAcSFAC Jimx PAO
CCM(AW) Reginald
Lattimore, air traffic
control leading chief
petty officer at Fleet Area
Control and Surveillance
Facility Jacksonville
(FACSFAC Jax), retired
during a ceremony June 23
at the Naval Reserve
Center.
When asked why he
served for 30 years,
Lattimore remarked, "The ACCM(AW)
Navy provided me with a
chance to give Sailors with Reginald Lattimore
whom I've worked an opportunity to benefit from my
experiences. Navy camaraderie is irreplaceable."
Lattimore was born and raised in Chicago and joined
the Navy via the Delayed Entry Program in November
1975. He completed boot camp at Recruit Training Com-
mand, Great Lakes, Ill. in July 1976. After boot camp,
Lattimore attended Aviation Electrician school at dNaval
Air Technical Training Center (NATTO). Hip first tour of
duty was with the VF-1 "Wolf Pack" in June 1977 at NAS
Miramar, Calif. where he troubleshot aircraft, electrical
systems.
"I absolutely enjoyed my first sea tour. I wanted ao West
Coast fighter squadron deploying from the Enterprise
and at NAS Miramar I ended up becoming a partofVVF-1
deploying from the Enterprise," Lattimore said.
After completing Air Traffic Control school, Lattimorte
reported to Whidbey Island, Wash. for his first assign-
ment as an air traffic controller. In April 1985, he began a
tour on NAS Agana, Guam and soon qualified as facility
watch supervisor.
Returning to NATTC in September 1987 as a seasoned
petty officer, he experienced a prolific tour. His personal
motto, "always make a contribution" paid great dividends.
In two years and three months, he earned his master
training specialist title and enlisted air warfare specialist
qualifications. He was also advanced to chief petty officer.
After transferring to TACRON 12 at NAB Coronado,
Calif. in January 1991, Lattimore deployed to the
Arabian Gulf and Somalia.
In March 1993, Lattimore reported to NAS Corpus
Christi, Texas as the control tower branch manager. After
being advanced to senior chief petty officer, he reported
for what would become his overall favorite tour at NAS
Sigonella, Italy. Serving as the Air Operations
Department leading chief petty officer, he departed Italy
in October 1998 for NAS Kingsville, Texas, and served as
the air operations leading chief petty officer, air traffic
control leading chief petty officer, air traffic control facili-
ty officer and disaster preparedness officer. He advanced
to master chief in April 2001 and served his last tour at
FACSFAC Jax.
Lattimore attributed his personal success to the variety
of assignments he chose.
"It doesn't necessarily depend on where you are as
much as what you do while you're there," he explained.
"Get out of your comfort zone and do the challenging
work. Do some of the things you would like to do, but bal-
ance it out with what will break you out of the pack when
selection for advancement occurs. You get out of it what
you put into it."
He is a 2006 graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University with a bachelor of science degree in profes-
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he "War Eagles" of
VP-16 departed Jack-
sonville in late May
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El Salvador, Central
America as part of their
regularly scheduled deploy-
ment cycle in support of the
global war on terrorism.
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By monitoring local ship-
ping lanes and air traffic,
VP-16 is playing a signifi-
cant part in the counter-
narcotics mission.
Crews assigned to NAS
Sigonella, Italy, are partici-
pating in exercises with
NATO allies and other
European and North


African nations to promote
cooperation on the global
scale.
While showing the flag
throughout the Mediter-
ranean Sea, our aircrews
are building friendships
with foreign governments
crucial to the continuing
international fight against
terrorists. Local officials
visit the squadron spaces to
learn the capabilities of
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from other squadrons on
their way to and from their
own deployment sites are
able to enjoy VP-16 hospi-
tality as they pass through
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business once settled in
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tion of all enlisted person-
nel who made rate as the
squadron deployed. VP-16
advanced, 34 enlisted
Sailors. The frocking cere-
mony was held on the
hangar deck in front of all
assembled personnel. VP-
16 Commanding Officer
Cmdr. James Hitt also
extended special recogni-
tion to AFCM Joseph
Tierney on making master
chief petty officer and
ADCS Bruce Boyle and
AECS Pedro Torres on
making senior chief petty
officer.


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and AECS Pedro Torres stand with VP-16 Commanding
Officer Cmdr. James Hitt.


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12 JaxAir NOWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, July 13, 2006

NAVAIR Depot employees win

Commander's National Awards


By Frank Taormina
NAVAIR Depot Jax
Public Affairs Specialist
V ice Adm. Wally
Massenburg, com-
mander, Naval Air
(NAVAIR) Systems
Command, hosted the sixth
annual Commander's
National Award Ceremony
June 15. The ceremony was
broadcast live from the atri-
um of, the Rear Adm.
William A. Moffett Building
at Patuxent, River, Md. to
several NAVAIR sites
throughout the nation via
video teleconferencing.
NAVAIR Depot
Jacksonville had winning
team members in several
categories. In the
Log is tics/In dus trial
Category, the winner was
,the F404 I-Level
Consolidation Team Phase I
and II. Team members from


the Jacksonville Depot
include James Borg-meier,
F404 IPT Team lead. The
first runner-up in this cate-
gory was the Integrated In-
Service Reliability Program
Team. Jacksonville team
members include Steve
Adamczyk, Caridad Roque,
Ralph Harding and Mike
Romanelli. On the second
runner-up Enterprise
AIRSpeed Team was Denise
Machala.
In the Program Manage-
ment Category, the winner
was the PMA 234 EA-6B
ICAP-III IPT Team.
Jacksonville team members
are Neil Ciavattone, inte-
gration engineer and Jose
Sanchez, electrical engineer.
F-14 Director of Engineer-
ing Randy Snyder is on the
second runner-up winning
team, the F-14 Program
Management Team.
In the ,Quality of Service:


Category, the winning team
was the PMA 202 Aircrew
Systems Fleet Support
Team and the Jacksonville
team member is Jose
Santiago, aerospace engi-
neer.
The second runner-up in
the Quality of Service
Category was the NAVAIR
AIRSpeed Deployment
Team and Black Belts. Team
members from Jacksonville
include Steven Faulk, Jay
Kiser, Kevin Ludlam, Kelly
Marlow, Karl Martin,
Kenneth Moon, Monty
Pearce and David
Theilacker.
The Commander's Na-
tional Award, the highest
team award within the
NAVAIR Command, recog-
nizes the achievements of
teams that have successful-
ly supported the main goals
See AWARDS, Page 20


Photos byMC3 Jon Hyde
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John C. Stennis. Stennis and embarked Carrier Air Wing Nine are currently underway
conducting Tailored Ship's Training Availability off the coast of Southern California.
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Cats" VS-31 waiting for flight operations to begin aboard the Nimitz-Class aircraft carri-
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various high schools
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naval aviation last month
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"Checkmates" of VS-22.
The cadets were partici-
pants of the Naval Junior
Reserve Officers Training
:Corps (NJROTC) Area
Twelve Sailing Academy.
Area Twelve encompasses
all of Georgia and
Northeast Florida with stu-


dents from more than 30
high schools. Naval Science
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Nease High School
NJROTC in St. Augustine
explained that the sailing
academy provides NJROTC
cadets with the opportunity
to learn to sail a number of
different small boats, com-
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By Kaylee LaRocque
Editor
I t was a week of fun-
filled days packed with
lots of healthy infor-
mation at the NAS Jax
Morale Welfare and
Recreation Youth Activities
Center (YAC) during the
annual Kid Fit Week for
summer campers June 26-
30. The third annual event
was created in an effort to
enlighten participants
enrolled in YAC's Summer
Camp about how to main-
tain a healthy lifestyle.
"We do this every year
and try to change it each
time to keep it interesting
for the children who have
been here before. The kids
get exercise all day long,
but they need to know why
it's important and what
kind of activities they can
do to keep their heart
healthy. And, hopefully
they'll go home and teach
their parents and brothers
and sisters some things,"
said YAC Director Megan
Elliot.
The week consisted of
several 45-minute exercise
sessions including a cardio
class, strength training and
yoga session led by Fitness
Instructor Cece Hartsell
and NAS Jax Assistant
Fitness Director Meghan
Brophy.
The yoga class was very
relaxing and it was a lot of
fun learning the positions,"


NAS Jax Youth Activities Center Summer Camp Junior
Counselor Caprice Marshall demonstrates her jump rope
skills for a group of children.
said Petronia Hall. James Spates.
"The classes were a little In between exercise class-
hard, but it was good exer- es, the group was treated to
cise. The things we learned
really paid off," added See KID FIT, Page 15


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KID FIT:

Healthy

living the

focus of

fun week
From Page 13
a field trip to Adventure
Landing at Jacksonville
Beach. "We take lots of field
trips during our summer
camp session and this one
also tied in with Kid Fit
Week. They got plenty of
exercise swimming at the
water park," said Elliot.
On last day of Kid Fit
Week, the children enjoyed
a picnic at Sea King Park
where members of the NAS
Jax Fire Department gave a
special presentation on fire
safety and practiced the
procedures they should fol-
low if they should ever find
themselves trapped in a
burning building.
The kids also participated
in sack races, jump roping,
flag football games, kick
ball and a water balloon
fight. After feasting on
pizza and dessert, they
sang some campfire songs
and headed back to the
center.
"It was really a great
week. We learned a lot
and the fitness sessions
made us feel more confi-
dent," said Kierra
Fleming.
"This is really a won-
derful event for our kids
in camp. They really
seem to love it. They get
lots of good information
and will hopefully take
what they've learned
home with them and
teach their parents and
brothers and sisters. We'll
definitely hold another Kid
Fit Week next year during
our summer camp because
it's so successful," said
Elliot.


Capt. Jamie Sherer of the NAS Jacksonville Fire Department, Activities Cener
demonstrates how to crawl out of a burning building during Summer Camp. ,i
the Youth Activities Center Kid Fit Week. Summer Camp.


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Skipper "B" Sailing Class
$150 includes all classroom materials
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Weekend classes Friday and Saturday.
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Family Day
Every Sunday
11 a.m. 4 p.m.
Two games, shoes and soft drink for $5
Dollar Bowling
Every Wednesday
Shoe rental not included.
6-10 p.m.

Call 542-3521 for more information.


Bingo
Lunch bingo Monday -
Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Evening bingo Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday night is paper only night!
Win cash!
Texas Hold'em Tournaments
Budweiser Brew House
Every Monday and Thursday at 7 p.m.
Open to all authorized patrons and
guests.
Zone gift certificates awarded!
Karaoke
Budweiser Brew House
Every Wednesday
7:30 p.m. until close
Back to School Kid's Bingo
Aug. 5
Doors open at 11 a.m.
Calling at 12 p.m.
$15 per child (17 and under)
Call 542-5007.

For more information on fitness and ath-
letics, call 542-3518/3229.
Learn to Lift Weights
9 a.m. Monday
4 p.m. Tuesday
Call 542-3518/4238 for details.
"The Heat is On" Aerobathon
Aug.14, 5-7:30 p.m.
Special gift for all participants!

For more information about I.T T trips or
ticket prices, please call 542-3318.
Discount Jaguar Ticket Pre-Sale
Monday
Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m.
$47 per ticket/Section 147
Ride the Jaguars shuttle for $10 per
game or $80 for all home games.
Eric Clapton with Robert Cray Band
Oct. 21, 7:30 p.m.
$86 Section 101

Trips, activities and costs may be
restricted to El-E5 single or unaccompa-
nied active duty members. Call the
Liberty Cove Recreation Center for more
details, 542-3491.


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Photo by MC2(AW) Suzie Cornell
MASN Mark Jones of the NAS Jax Security
Department enjoys a game of pool at the
Liberty Cove Recreation Center. The center
has three pool tables for Sailors to use free of
charge. Numerous activities including trips to
local and out-of-state attractions are avail-
able for single Sailors through the center. The
hours of operation are from 10 a.m. until
midnight seven days a week, 365 days a year.
For additional information, call 542-3491.
Boats and Burgers
Today,
Mulberry Cove Marina
Free cookout, water skiing, canoeing and
much more!
Free Lesson and 9 Holes of Golf
July 18
Golf Course
Mall & Movie Trip
Orange Park Mall and AMC Theater
July 22
Free

Movies are shown at the base theater and
open to all hands. For details, call 542-
3491.
Tomorrow, 7 p.m. She's The Man (PG-13)
Saturday, 5 p.m. Ice Age 2 The Meltdown (PG)

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July 29, 7 p.m..- Shaft (R)

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

For more information on the flying club,
call 777-8549 or 777-6035.
Ground School
July 17 Aug. 23
$365 per person
*Ground School Classes are located on
the second deck of the Auto Skills Center.
The Flying Club is located at Building
847A on the north side of base.

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private functions at the O'Club or T-Bar,
please call the Officers' Club main office,
542-3041.
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Reserve Drill Weekends, 3-7 p.m.
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Photos by MC2(AW) Suzie Comell
(From left) Christian Bennett, Krista Stanley, Monique White, Angie Stanley, NAS Jax
Firefighter Richard Lee, James Lee and Richard Lee Jr. listen as NAS Jacksonville Fire
Chief Randy Hall (at podium) performs the ceremony. About 40 family members and
friends attended the ceremony and reception at the Whitehouse Naval Outlying Field
Firehouse. "We just wanted to do something different. We saw the movie Ladder 49
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Support Group kicks off


By Marsha Childs
Naval Hospital Marketing
N aval Hospital
Jacksonville spon-
sored the first Moms
for Moms Support Group
on June 6, hosted by the
Obstetric and Family
Medicine Departments.
This group is designed
for all "newly delivered"
mothers, whether it is their
first child or their fourth,
who would like to meet
with other women to share
similar experiences.
Elizabeth Bowes, mother
of a 12-day-old daughter,
Lillian and a military wife,
attended the first session.
Bowes said, "It is an excel-
lent resource. This is where
you can meet other moms,
especially in the military
environment where hus-
bands may be deployed."
Bowes is an experienced
mother of four and a
Bradley instructor-a nat-
ural childbirth method for
patients who prefer to
deliver without the benefit
of pain medication. She is
very impressed with the
hospital's hypnobirthing
class offered to all preg-
nant patients at no cost.
"At the meetings you
have access to lactation
consultants, nurses and
other specialists to discuss
concerns and learn the lat-
est information on chil-
drearing," added Bowes.
One of the topics covered
in the first meeting was
swaddling your infant.
Alisa Davis, registered
nurse and childbirth edu-
cator, demonstrated the
proper technique for swad-
dling a newborn.
"Swaddling a baby helps
minimize the startle reflex,
which can interfere with
sleep patterns. The startle
reflex lasts for several
months in newborns,"
Davis stated.
The swaddling technique
is encouraged by pediatri-
cian and renowned author,
Dr. Harvey Karp in his
book, Happiest Baby on
the Block: The New Way to
Calm Crying and Help
Your Baby Sleep Longer.
Karp presented his "five
S's" techniques, which
include swaddling, shush-
ing, side/stomach position,
swinging and sucking, to
health care practitioners
and military families at
Naval Hospital Jackson-
ville in April.
The challenges of moth-
erhood begin at delivery
and the added responsibili-
ties can sometimes be
overwhelming, even for an
experienced mother. These
feelings are not uncom-
mon.
"The group provides a
good way to network with
other people who have sim-
ilar concerns and ques-
tions. The moms can learn
the newest techniques in
childrearing and take a
break from their busy day,"
said Family Medicine
Obstetrics Nurse Fran
Smith.
"It is great to know in
this new experience, you
are not alone," added
Clinical Psychologist and
Group Consultant Dr.
Bruce Kristol.
The Moms for Moms
group meets the first and
third Tuesday each month
from 10-11 a.m. in the


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For more information
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may call 542-BABY (2229)
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SPORTS & STANDINGS


Sports officials and
scorekeepers needed
The North Florida Military Officials
Association is looking for individuals to offi-
ciate soccer, softball, football and volleyball
at NAS Jax. Scorekeepers are also needed
for basketball. Experience is not required. If
interested, contact Jesse Beach at 771-
1333.
Volleyball meeting in July
A captain's cup fall volleyball meeting will
be held July 19. The league is open to all
NAS Jax active duty, command Department
of Defense personnel and reservists. The
meeting will be held at 11:30 a.m. in the
Building 850 Conference Room.
Commands having their athletic officer or
designated representative attend the meet-
ing will receive five captain's cup points. All
interested personnel should attend the
meeting to discuss rules and to get the
required paperwork to join the league.
Navy Southeast Regional


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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 provided as well as
transportation, entry fees, and lodging
costs. Interested runners must compete in
a sanctioned (USA Track and Field, USA
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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 Men34:00
Women 46:00
Marathon Men 3 hours, 30 min.
Women 4 hours
Triathlon Men 2 hours, 30 min.


Women 3 hours
Triathlon time based on 1.5K swim, 10K run,
40K bike
For more information about any of the
sports articles, call Bill Bonser, sports
coordinator, at 542-2930/3239, email
bill.bonser@navy.mil or visit
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After the tour, McCord led a discussion with the cadets
on various career paths the Navy and Marine Corps have
to offer, as well as scholarship opportunities for high
school students who excel in their studies. McCord, a 2002
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Announcements Real Estate SMOKERS. $395ks. 7012 erbourg Ave N. &alr. ne,% Kinco ,in
.Cu904b583-3424 3/2, scrn deck w/hot $144,900 9042233.8851 doAvs. renced Nackyara.
100Clubsandl tub, fncd 1/2 acre, Perrect for rental prop
Organizations e30x90 navig lot to St. ert,. Asking $ o..00 32
105 Dating and Services 23lM9 Georgia Counties 305 Southside Johnl $299,000 339-3972 Pnone 237 67I9 322
107Telephone Dating 294 Fernandlna/ 305_ Open Hs 7/8-7/9 10-3
Services Amelia island DEERCREEK5/3 2880s, S/4, cul-de-sac, FSBO/Normandy Vllage Panther Rd 42 DWMH on RENT TO OWN 3.2 Tlo n
110 Happy Ads 29 Georgia Miscellaneous w o r i scrnd lanal. Lrg wooded 3/1 updated, 1200sfoIncl. 2 lac Crt rm w separ hm ioft garage n.
1I1Lost and Found 300Avondale/Ortega onwgol course. 10060 lot fenced $3S9K; will FLrm htd/cool, 75x150 tate LR, DR. study, fp. bank qualifin],$176,000
1W0 Notices 302 Riverside n Cgocur 10060 co. op 3.5% 904- 434.9700 lot $137,900. 904- 695.2462 2079sf $147K 783.1087 Call Angie 904-687-6450
125Personals 305Southside $679900. Will Co-op. 1134Landing Estate Dr.
130TIckets 306 Intracoastal West call 904-9629098
135 Tavel/Rides 307"San Marco B -/ T fr 315 Arlington
140 Vacation/Travel 310Mandarin ,SO o xo 315 ,S .. U\>/
1400c/976aServlces 31SArlington Chase on Gate Park
way, 2cg, 2062f, man Affordable 3/1. Hom e Loans M de omsy
147Stervicesn 30 Westside upgrades, $318 $139K Mn from down-
th2h ole 5f-9324
Services 32SNorl'hJacksonville town,8the heart of
ecesonvfield HAMPTON PARK 4/2.5, Ma. New carpet, huge L ENDING GROUP
327Downtown 4yrs new gated comm. fenced back yardextra
120 Notices g 'seo ch & Town lare bonus room not Salutes our Military with These Great Specials:
120 Notices 330 Beaches Ctr. $498K. 904-641.0058 Incfuded In o ft. os
AOKeyON ALTERNATIVE stone eights/ HANDYMAN SPECIAL fanin. a lp
A1TION ALTERNATIE Melrose 3/1.5,1 cg, c/a. Asking Katherine 904625- 8232 MAXIMIZE:
33 Orange Park/ $109,900 cash. Valued Ktrn0 3 MAXIMIZE:
Clay County $159+ 904-298.4761
MALL EXPENSES PAID 338 Baker County Luxurious Tnhm 2/2.5, 1 320 Westside Your G.I. Benefits
an eleong Familyes 339 Putnam County car gar, near Town Ctr.
JaM Sl AtteFay 4SJohn's County 1i yr bldr wrty water AAA New Homes & newly (with no out of pocket expenses!)
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325 North 345 Nassau 375 Farms/
Jacksonville County Acreage
Affordable 3/2 house SOUTH CAROLINA LAND
$ 1 1 9 K In quiet 4 Acres In Callahan, Dorchester CO. 145+/-
cut. de.sac off Clyde Rd. off Bismark Rd., acres, planted pines
8565 Laurens Rd. New pasture&wooded w/2Oyr growth and
everything, completely areawith large oaks. mature hardwoods.
remodeled. Will help Excellent home sites. Good hunting area,
with closing cost. Rear Is fenced primer locationfor near
Affordable 3/1+bonus rn Z2k/acre. Reasonable term development
9119K In oulte family offers considered. located on Hwy 17A
n-hood off Clyde Rd. 904.879.0194 or near Summerville, SC 30
9006 Tyler Ave. Sepa- 904864-4194 miles S. of 1.95, priced
rate gar, corner lot, $2,175,000. Call
new everything cor- 863 206.7135
pletely remodeled. WIll .I YULEE-PAGE HILL
elp with financing 3/2,DR, large TENN. LAND FOR SALE
Call Kath eri ne no kitchen. vaulted Severalparcels avail.
904-625-.8232/269-1136 ceilings, 2 car gar, from 600 acres
screen porch 10'x17' located between Knox
Dlnsmore 7913 Plummer Nice lawn MB w/ vllle and Chattanooga.
Modular 6ac. w/oond. garden tub, sep/shower, Spectacular views,
S/2 2000sf. s230K. $194K. 904. 225.2480 closeto many out door
904-781.5635/348-2907 e-- activities. For more
information. Call
PANAMA PARK 350 Waterfront Southeastern Timber
Fabulous 3/1 house, __ land at 423-368-9484
Great family n'hood
$99,900 904- 2984761 d BEAUTIFUL 2 LOTS ON TIMBER CREEK
LAKE KERR. OCALA COUNTRY ESTATES,
SELL $119K APPRSD 4I)NATIONALFOREST1701 Thomas County Ga.
$165K Highlands 3/1 ON CANAL 3/2 FENCED 20-30 acre tacts, homesites,
waterfronft1/2ac 2 car BOATHOUSE DOCK pondsltes, 15-20 year old
gar needs work, bad WELL/SEPTIC 912-5 S76- 2251 planted pines, paved road
credit ok. 904464-0002 frontage, deed Restricted,
credit ok,.40 SBosatwick St. Johns RIver 15 min. north of Thomasville,
2/1. 819sf, nice n'hood lot 100'x275' dockable, Ga. Call Ropky Ford, LLC,
completely remod. In 1/4 mile to paved rd 229-226-1719, for Info pack
side &Out. MLS# 305562 elect & well, superior
$95K 904-237-4860 site$299K. 319-621-5045 Investment
CEDAR RVR -Bulkhead, 380 Properties
dock, pool, Ig deck. 6r_
326 Springfield river view. 3/2, very Ig
rms, Ig stone fpl hdwd
firs & more. CaN Kim
HISTORIC 2BR/2BA Bun (W) 904545-6201. $569K
galow, across from
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189K. Call 398-6753 on Cedar River & Hyde
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ON-SITE AUCTION! 813-9173 for details.
324 E 6St 11:00am
4/2 home w/gas fire- GATED RIVERFRONT
place and security COMMUNITY r ,,,. -
system. Real estate and Lots from $129K
quality furnishings. Riverfront $385K+ I; illilV4-1il
1453 Laura St. 2:00 pm Call904- 992.9888
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355 Condominiums
330 Beaches _IHardMoney
I GRAND RESERVE 1/1
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2br/2baTwnhse condo vaulted cell, Windsor
w/$99&oy 0ool. Asking Pk. $118k, 728-8444 www.acafla.com
237.4430 NR DOWNTOWN -2/1.5, Licensed Mortgage
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PV 136 Abaco Ln Way, 3/2 $1450m0.. Low dn or 5724 BenedlctRd 29K
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rcprcha, mo, Low dn. 501.5694 1268 Hart St 22K
$240Kobo94,.anal. 1314 Eaverson St- 22K
Kob,904 302-0674STONEBRIGE3/2, 1400 sf. 813-244-6245
1 IN Must sell Completely
1 NEW BUILDING eIN refurbished. Reduced, INVESTOR SPECIAL $90K
JARDIN DE MERCONDOS lowestprice In commu B sh &3rb*A
Recent released by nityl $159,900 5096030 Barbershop & 3br/lb Aptm
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& olf course. Lrg priv. 4/2.5 TH,
Beach 0Vdat 15th St. cony ocatlon family orl- MOBILE HOME PARK In
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tope-.,,y call 48 park owned MH. City
ppt..904-9-41-2270 wtr & swr. Monthly inc
S 246-9268 360 Out of Area/ $17,875. Sale. $1200,000
--- 360 Town/State 912-258-0859
332 Middleburg Two Handyman Specials
GA MNT. HOMESITES 6500 Evelyn 652 Fern
SELLIJAYGEORGIA Call Kevin at 759- 7671
=Down0 Closing 3/2,2cg AsGLOwGa Won't lastlong! $80Kea
house on 1.6ac 18Blue PricesasLow Wont last long! $80ea
Bell Ave. off 218. call $13K, Call 561-596-5993
directions 904.779 1918 NC Land: 36 acres near 385 Miscellaneous
FREE L CALLNOW Kerr Lake: $110K; Pics:
BUYOWISTI A owner@newbranch.com
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S779-1918 shopping, Mayport, forml/llvng & dnr,. Inci
___________ beaches, assumable fences in yrd. w/Irrigation
P loan. Keley. 386-663-4722/ system & separate Irrga-
335 Orange Park/ PCS tionmeter.Call Bea Jay
Clay BAD, TOUGH, UGLY so 6711_
4 3/2 HM FOR SALE. CREDIT? Real Estate
$225K. raytonPlace U-Picka home, Wedo 390 anted
Owner PCS Call JT. the loan. 771-9055 Wanted
891-0530, email. Ask for Emma.
lefthandbanana@yahoo.com ANGELO BUYS
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Argyle 3/24 yrs new, on Call Mr. Lewis 783- 8385 Quick closings or


pJUIlU/nIatLure p leseve,
garden tub, fncd yrd.
189,900 904-635-6129
BELOW MARKET VALUE-
lovely 4/2 brick home,
1800sf, remodeled,
$166,0000 call 608.4691
Eagle Harb. FSBO on
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EDUCED $295,900.
Call 904.635-9169
EAGLE HARBOR 4/3, Irg
open kit., fncd bkyd,
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EAGIE HARBOR 3/2,
lots OrS extras on lake.
i O1 Pleyers Club Dr.
3P3,-900. 904-278.6070
MFliWn j 1I./Habersham
o 4br/2ba brick. Ig
Rico lyd, 2 cg. FSBO
032_.900 904- 264- 7666
P9BO- 4/2
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L Oi'? 'I6 IPk 190sf, on
to gr appt. PCS
MS:9.Ltrag Park Area

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AKLEIAF BAfGAIjI4
yaiye $242K Wi![ Sell
for $229.9Kdbo this
wknd 904-838.7443
P Country Club FSBO
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rmf, 3S4, moel home
$ 23KCall 904,213.9590
Orange Park 1/2 ACRE
2951 Dakota Dr. renov.
2500sf 4/2, hdwd/tile.
$197.9 Realtor 215.5833

338 Baker County
NEW 4/2 2468SF HOME
-many extras, 214.800.
Open House on July
15th & 22nd 10a-2p.
Call 904-334-9944

340 St. Johns
340 County

A RESORT STYLE COMM.
New 4/3, 2230sf, cul. d e -
sac lot on nat. preserve.
View: axhometours.com
904.635-6189. $424K.
MURABELLA
FSBO REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE 4/3
$349,500
904-54S-6700


342 St. Augustine
ROYAL ST. AUGUSTINE
CONDO 2/2, $975m.
No pets, overlooks golf
course. 904.599.0500

34 Nassau
S County
10 ACRES 4/2 HOME
24X36 attached garage,
16x36 bonus $409K By
owner call 904-993.5787


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Great Jacksonville Loca-
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CALL JOHN 291-0716

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370 Lots for Sale
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4 Lots, 1.8 AC ea. Suit-
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405 Apartments
410 Condominiums
412 Retirement
Communities
415 Houses Furnished
420 Houses Unfurnished
425 Manufactured
Homes
427 Mobile Home Lots
430 Roommates
435 Rooms to Rent
440 Beach/Vacation/
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445 Storage/Mini-
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455 Wanted to Rent

A4 0t Apartments
-00 Furnished
Historical 5 Points Cor-
porate apt fully furn'd,
all amenities & utils.
$1450mo. 904-382-3590
JAX BCH Efficiency cot-
tage 2 blocks to beach
electric Incld $650
+dep. no pets 249.0523


400 Apartments 420 Houses
Furnished 42 Unfurnished
RIVERSIDE STUDIO Avondale 2/1 $795 ch&a
Beautifully furnished, Fplace/lcargar fenced HW
all extras pd. $150wk + & carpet/must see
deposit 384-4939 VANSANDT RE 389- 3540
405 Apartments AVONDALE2/1,cer tile.
4 Unfurnished sec, lyrsh lease.wtr incl.

ARL-#1 BR BEHIND HM, Baymeadows/9A New
Near Unlv/Atl, $200 dep, gated community
$t600mo, 725-0690 and Iv # $l200mo 904 07S935
NORTHSIDE- 2br apts
available, based on CHAFFEY RD
income. Call 354-0733 New floors new dev,
or354-7310 EHO $1100mo. 4/2. cul-de-sac,
904-651-5663
NORTHSIDE Need a Place To Clay Co. 4/2,2557sf, all
$550-$760 Hang Your Hat? brick, brand new, one
1, 2 & 3 BR's half acre lakefront lot
Available $1450m Chris 742-7486
(904)11570240' A Eagle Harbor Beautiful
Ashley Park 4/3 $1850mo. Smoke
Apartments free home. No pets.
813-0119 215-9108
N'SIDE 3/1 new cab's,
ch/a, $675m; 2/1 $550m. Eagle Harbor 4/3.
No appll. fee. Hud ok. / 2600sf, no pets,
$500dep. 904-607.8156 J) available now. Con-
R D Ctact Todd Kellogg.
RIVERSIDE Lg 1BR, CH&A, 215.9108/83.0119 or2yr
hardwd floors, clean, lease
good n'hood, near hosp l
$650 mo+dep. 384 6755 EAGLE HARBOR
R'SIDE 2337-1 Gilmore St NEW RENTALIII 3/2,1845sf
lbr AC, ceiling fans culdesac, lwn svc incl. AvI
$375 mo. dep nopets 8/15. $1450m. 904-334-3845
396-7874 or 403-9316 Eagle Landing @ Oakleaf
SAN MARCO 4/3 /2, 2500sf,
1 & 2 BR Special! 516. 770-5449
CALL 398 -9492 www.connect2fl.com
WESTSIDE FLEMING ISLAND 3/2
2BR DUPLEX FENCED YD, i Nice home, great
NO WD HOOKUP, QUIET.I \1 schools, golf, pool, 10
REF REQUIRED $595 778.2897 miles, from NAS.
$2110mo, negotiable
WESTSIDE-1,2 & 3BR 904504-8162/808-620-1719
apts avail, based on
income. Call 786-8000 Ft Caroline/Cobblestone
or 786-8001 EHO 3/2 $1295/screend pch 2
__________ ~car gar/FP/1 yr renov.
410 Condominiums VANSANDTRE389-3540
___________ ICW 13333 Dijon Dr E. 3/2
1400sf, 2c gar + FL Rm
ARL- New 2/2 Merrill on pond fenc. back
Pines Condo, 1118sf, yard Call 234-4765
it) 2nd, floor unit with
washer/dryer ICW/Windsor Pk 3/2 Ig
available AUG. RENT fncd bkyd, Call for
$1250.696-7963 details at 904-652-7216
or visit us on the web at
Baymeadows/Point www.maxstarpropertles.com
Meadows Place 3/2 balc,
gated com, $1006, no JAX BCH, Spacious
pets. 904-821.8446 T Seabreeze Woods,
M'BURG/RAVINES Golf k / 3/2 Executive
Club, lbr effic. furn, w/d, home, shaded lot, 2car
Close pool. gar, large kit. w/study
$600m 557.5829/225-9955 area. Fpl, great room,
Natures Hideaway 3/2 $950 $1400m+dp. No pets.
WS New Condo, Kit Equip, 460-0975 Bike to Beach
Pool, Playgrnd, Gated Com.'
VANSANDT RE 389-3540 AL KENSIONTON/S'SIDE
Oakleaf Preserve 4/2 '20875f,4/2/2.Colled
1700sf, w/d Incl, gar \1 12x30FIoridaroom,
$1250m+sec. 6 or 12 mo summer kitchen,
July Free 904. 994-1052 10x12 shed. Tile & wood
firs, dog not allowed.
OCEANFRONT New 3/3 $1400mo. Imo secdep.
2471sf, Grt view from Ig 1 mo advance. Call Kurt.
ocean lanal. Designer 307-8023orHelen699.5102
finishes, 2 pools & more
Long term lease 616.1527 o Kensington/South-
O.P. NEW 2/2 1500SF, gar, I Coolfed 23 FL room,
WDhkup, club hse, pool, summer kit 10x12
fitness ctr & more, shed, tile, & wood firs, no
$995mo 904. 207. 3215 dogs, $1400/mo. 1 me sec.
PONTE VEDRA BCH gated dep. I mo advance
comm. newly renov, Call Kurt. 307-8023 or Helen
All new applies. 5 star 699-5102
amenities, $1200mo. KINGSLAND3/2,
904.894.1798 KINGSLAND3/2,
904- 894 1798 1900sf, new flooring,
PONTE VEDRA BEACH fncd yrd, sec. system,
new int 2/2, Summer 2car gar.&more.
house, golf side, $990+ $1000mo. 912-882-3507/
sec. Call 838-9400 sabelden@tdsneL
PVB 3/2 w/gar. All new.
Beach access. $1500m+ MANDRIN 3/2 almost 1/2
dep. 285.6283/626.6283 acre, new: kitchen, AC,
www.joyproperties.org paint in/out, $1200 furn
REGENCY Merrill & 9A $1100 unfurn 292-2385
Brand new 3/2, gated,
vltnd ceigs, porch ovedr- MIDDELBURG- Villages
Looking presvpool, Of Fireside, 4/2 2 car
$loom. 904-568-0284 gan, a/c Fl rm, fen bk yd
2200m.045680284 sf, $1450 673-2276
Southside Sonoma 2/2
1300sf, renov, new appi Monument Oaks
$900m N/S, no pets 4/2.2cargar, Ig fnc
Owner/Agent 704- 2200 vL bkyrd, great loc,
SOUTHSIDE/BEACHES$1200/mo +dep.
SOUTHSIDF.BEACHES 888 393 3504
miles to the beach.
1, 2 & 3BRs from $910! NEPT. BCH 3/2.5S Twnhse
Call 904-642-3504 on Myra St. Iblk to bch,
S T.SD SAIL COE, fully refurn, fncd bkyd,
SOUTHSIDE SAIL COVE, $1850m. 904262.1120
spacious 3/2, $1220/mo. 'AxNW32.12
Immediate occupancy N'Jax- NEW 3/15 TwnHm
904-249-0061, Iv. msg. Many Extras! off Pulaski Rd.,
S'side 3/2 Montreux @ $1195mo., 904-230-3017
Deerwood $1250. many or 352-867-3981
amenities /W'side 1/1
Natures Hideaway near NORTHSIDE 2BR & 3BR
HAS $900mo. oDmen- houses for rent ch&a
slonOneMgt 642-1759 move In now $750-
Mike Seligman 635-2488 $850mo. Greg 376.5190
NORTHSIDE 2br/lba, WD
4 Houses hkup, stove, fridge, fen,
4 Unfurnished Irgack yard, no pets
$500m + $500dp. 2715
13959 SUMMER Myrtle. 310-830.0615
BREEZE DR. NORTHSIDE Rent To Own
V Beautiful new4/2, $610- $675 mo E -Z quail-
home for rent. 20 fylng. All areas. Several
miles from both bases homes. Call 962.4380
CALL NEIL 904-504.0477
$500 Down U OWN
AI Areas 1st Mo. FREE
EZ QUALIFY m
Call the Hotline 388-1208
ARGYLE 3/2 GREAT ROOM,
SEC SYS, FENCED BACKYARD. E_
REF REQUIRED $995 778-2897 E R A
Aroyle 3/2 $795 ch&a REAL ESTATE
vaulted ceiling/corner lot Dan Jones
fenced.eqt kitch/lcargar & Associates, Inc
VANSANDTRE 389-3540 (904) 757-3466
ARL- 3/2, inground www.ERADANJONES.com
Spool, backyard, car- w EADANJONEScom
\i1 port, garage, patio. Homes,
S 1700sf, fenced yard, Townhomes, and
$1100mo +dep. Near JU/ Condominiums
NS Mayport. 234-3652 1,2,3, & 4 Bedrooms
ARLINGTON 3/2 $895 $500 -$1495
ch&a, eqpt litch/fmly In the
rm/fence storage/ Following Areas:
large back yard/brick
VANSANDT RE 389- 3540 Northside
Orange Park
g ASHLEY WOODS Oceanway
W4/2 2300sf, Downtown
prklng, culdesac, San Marco
2-car garage, 7 mles to NS Victoria Point
mayport. $1600mo, Arlington
221.1830/707.-4525 Southside
4, Atlantic/St. John's Argyle
Bluff 3/2 Large fenced Intercoastal West
Bayard/Pato Pets? Westside
Washer/dryer, large Macclennv
carport. $1100mo. A -4
Call 424-3008 CALL 757 -3466
Avondale 3/2 ch&a, crpt FOR OUR
w/d hu, 1500sf, fncd, RENTAL SPECIALS
sm pet ok. $1250mo $l www.ERADANJONES.com
dep, terms 904-465- 3301


420 Houses
Unfurnished
NORTHSIDE New 3br/2ba,
Beautiful frml din Irg
yd. 2 car gar $1256mo
954.465.3542/904. 4727528
SNORTHSIDE 13959
Summer Breeze In
North Creek. BEAU-
TIFUL 4/2 Home For
Rent. Next to brand new
shopping centers & First
Coast H.S,. Gated commu-
nity pool w/amenltles. ULike
Newl 904 504 0477
Northslde 3/2 brand new
1250m. 4/2 starting at
$1300m. Avail now. Call
Matt 904.234.3624
N'side NEW TWNHSE,
2/2.5, w/d, 1 gar, grt for
R/mate .875 to FCCJ
$1150som. 604 705- 6762
N'SIDE/Oceanway 4/4, 2
story, 3y/o home, all apple
stay, w/d hkp, $1900m
Min 12m lease. 305-2917

N'SIde RTO Brand new
4/2 2cg, 2078sf Open fir
plan, grt view on lake/
nat. presv. $1350mo.
Avail Now 904-233-3090
Oakleaf Plan. Rentals
Immed. new homes
Lease/buy opt $1350
-$1950m 516-660-2709


420 Houses
Unfurnished
Oakleaf brand new 4/3,
close to Argyle Elem.
upgrades galorel fplc.
$1295.$1395m 236.9889
4, OP. 3/2, nice n'hood
lot. 1S00sf, imo dep.
Avail 9/1/06 PCS
OP/Chatam Woods
Brand n e.w 3/2.5
Twnhse w/gar, close to
HAS. 786-488 7388
OP Eagle Landing 4/3 on
Ik, 18holegolf crs $1600
Call 516.571-4656,
516S763.1946 516.216.0569,
OP Eagle Landing 4/2.5
golf course, amenities
lawn maint incl
$1750 (904) 294,2470
OP Oakleaf Plant, Briar
Oaks. Brand new 3Br/
2.SBa 2stry TH, Ic ar,
comm amenities, $2250m
Henry 904- 885-6213
OP S. 1600sf, Lkfmt 3/2 +
4th bd/dn, fnc yd, Incld
Insp& trash nrNAS &
Sch. $1200 261-893.8610
Orange Park 2951 Dakota
Dr 32065. 2500sf, 4/2,
hrdwd & tile. $1250m
Realtor 904 215.-5833


420 Houses 420 Houses
Unfurnished Unfurnished
Orange Park 3/2, 2cg, S'side 3/2 mstr ste w/walk
1500sf, new hva/c, all Ins, GR, fpl2 c gar, fenc
appi, lyr lease, no pets bk yd w/deck on pvt.
$995m+dep 272.6733 lake, $1200mo 631-9004
Ortega Manor 3/2 Sside Gate Prkwy James
CH&A, wd hkup K/eq, Isl. Near Town Ctr Mall
garage 5 min to NAS 4/2, 2400sf, w/d, 24hr
--JAX,nopets.$99S plus security $1950 mo.
dep. 904.571.8126 904.386-0698, 568-7106
4 Ortega Manor 3/2 ST. JOHNS/CR210/Bapt.
S CH&A, wd hkup K/eq. Hosp New 2/2.5TH, lcgar
Cl garage 5 min to NAS w/d, on lake. gated
JAX, no pets. $995 plus $950m. 205-267.8256
dep. 904. 571-8126
IVERDE 3/1 95 WESTSIDE NR ORANGE PARK
RIVERSIDE 3/1 $69 28R 1BA SMALL COTTAGE,
ch&a, 1169SF, Fmly Rm, NOWDHOOKUP,QUIET!
Grn HseKt E ip NtC Ng WD HOOKUP, QUIETI
VANSANDT REu 389 3s40 REF REQ. $595/MO. 778.2897
SOUTHSIDE -Off Kernan WESTSIDE 2/1 Apt
Blvd between Beach & Houses Paxon area
JTB Spacious 3 Bed- $600. $750/mo. Movein
rooms, 2 baths + office today! Greg 376.5190
(A/C) Brick house with
tiled living area, -o WestSidg
kitchen & hallways es. 2de
$1,800.00/Month to 14x66.2/2,new
include Lawn mainte- o4 screened porch,
nance Available Sep 1st carpet, vinyl, utility
No pets, and no smok- shed, many extras, 10 mins
ing please 904-616-6480 from NAS. $1200mo.
;btwn 8:00 am & 8:00 pm 695-2094
SOUTHSIDE -WF Estates WESTSIDE Brand new
4/3, 2800sf, 2 story, 4/22cg, 2078sfOpenfir
comm pool, tenn, $1750. plan, grt view on lake/
Ready to move in. $1395mo. Avail Now
904-333-8880 904.233-3090


420 Houses
Unfurnished

WESTSIDE -LAKESHORE
4/1, CH&A, gar, fncd yd
$950mo. 993-4884
Westside, Morris Oaks
New home 3/2, 2 gar
$1090m 305-978W6911
urruchi@gmall.com
W Intra Coastal Hodges
Blvd b/t Atlantic &
Beach. 3/2, 1600sf fncd
yd. $1350m 904248,1210
W'side/Cedar Hills 3/1
1500sf, LR, DR, FR. W/D,
newly remod. $875m +
sec dep. Credit check,
No pets. 904-264-0567
CALL FOR MOVE IN
SPECIALS! EZ Qualifying
CH/A, all appl+W/Dhkp.
All areas avl 904-566-6265

l425 Manufactured
k Homes
ARGYLE Newer 3, 4 & 5
BR's DW on private lot.
$800.$1000/mo. Move in
today! Greg 376&5190

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425 Manufactured
Homes
S Normandy & 4acre 3/2
$695/ch&a/4car carport
single/must c/b lot
VANSANDT RE 389 3540
N'SIDE -1967 Ed Johnson
Dr. 3/2, $625m0 $675
dep. No pets 757-7621
WESTSIDE 2/1, WD hkup,
ch/a, no pets priv fen
lot $600mo + $600 dep.
Call 904-777-1281

430 Roommates

ARLINGTON FEMALE
Take of home, Best
offer. Most reasonable,
dependable, respon
siblea 904-724 3508
E. ARL -Atl/Kernan, 10
miles to bch, N/S $475.
ref req. Sharon 565-1128
E. ARL -Atl/Kernan, 10
miles to bch, N/S $475.
ref req. Sharon 565-1128
Northolde honest work
Ing male pet friendly
$415 +dep 904. 757-4194
Orange Pk Share 2 Story
Hse w/pool seeks male
N/S $325+ulls 612-6646
UNF/ST. JOHNS BLUFF
PRIVATE kitchen bath &
entrance $580m 565-2604
W'S/WF seeks m/f turn.
rm, no sink/pet,
$400mo+1/3util. 777-5955

Rooms
435 to ent
S9A/DUNN.30 mlns
from NAS JAX, May-
\ port. $400mo all utlll-
S tes Included. DSL
Directv, Near 1-95/295,
Junction N. Call Jeremy
90*4339-3662
ARULINGTON
LUXURY ROOMS
w/Microwave & Refrlgl
Low Daily/Wkly Ratesi
10% Off for Wkly Rooml
KINGS INN (904)725-3343
BAYMEADOWS,
BEACHES. MANDARIN
SOUTHSIDE, WESTSIDE.
EFFIC $10OWK, Apt
$150week also houses
for rent turn/ unfurn
wk, month. 904-302-5753
NICE N'HOOD
off San Pablo Road,
rent Includes all $500,
pool & tennis courts
also. Avail 8/1. (h) 223.1843
(c) 571-5215
SOUTHSIDE -Nice furn
room, near Mandarin /
dwntwn. Free cbl/elec
$140week Call 465-1777
Westslde Furn'd room
$400m. Must love dogs.
Halfway b/t NAS & Cecil
Field. 525-0009

Beach/
440 Vacation/
Resorts
Estate Lake Home 4. 2.5,
,cha. 7ac. -OO'on lake
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525 Retail
For Rent
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great oppty for hlgn
Income. All brand new
equip Incld. No Royalty
or Franchise fees. Only
for$169K 904226.3098
REST/COFFEE SHOP FOR
SALE. 116 E. Adams St,
904- 571 7975. $35K obo
Make Big Money from
home In your apare
time. Call TOLL FREE to
hear a 9 minute audio
888-230-7531 ext 39988
#1 RATED RES/COMM
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Existing cust. base
Immed. Income- $75k.
721-8676
Second to Nonell
Best Prices
Top Quality
Thousands of Items
wwwenterprlsinggranny.com
INVESTOR NEEDED $200K
for expansion. Great
ROI. Growing market.
Call for Info 904-335-0503






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


605 Schools

ALLIANCE HOME
INSPECTOR SCHOOL
Class Starts August 11th
(904) 880-8070
ALLIANCE School Of
Mortgage Lending
Mortgage Broker July 21st
Mortgage Processor July 28th
(904) 88o8070

REAL ESTATE
1 Week Day Class Aug 7
8 Week Eve Class August 21
Superior Instruction

Florida Real Estate Institute
Alliance Real
Estate Institute
Sales Eve Class Sep. 4th
Broker Eve Class Aug. 2nd
Appraiser Class Sap. 1st
(904)U880870
ALLIANCE
Title Agency School
Class Starts July 21st
(904)880-.8070
7w2 Customer
om2 a Service


I Cashier/Biller


F/T Position In The
Service Dept. Good
Opportunity For
The right person.
Auto Dealership
Reynolds Exp.
A Plus. Top Pay
Excellent Benefits

Apply In Person To
Cashier, Mon -Fri

CLAUDE NOLAN
CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd.
(904) 642-5111
www.claudenolan.com
EOLDrniefre Workplace



Signature Flight Support
(a BBA Av action Ser
vices Group company) -
world's largest FBO and
aviation support net
work has an Immedl
ate opening for a Cus
tomer Service Rep.
Must have valid drivers
license, HS Diploma/
GED and flexible avail
ability. Candidates
must pass drug screen
10 year background
check. $9./hr to start
based on experience.
Apply In person.
Signature Flight Support
Jacksonville
International Airport
14700 Yonge Drive
An Equal Opportunity
Employer

707 Driver
COURIER/MESSENGER
Drive your late model
P/U, van or SUV. F/T
and P/T avail. Gas
allowance bonuses. &
health plans avail.
904- 398- 4788 EOE
Driver
BEAT THE HEAT
Drive a late model
vehicle w a/c. Earn
600-800 per week. Call
904-493-5246. Ask for
Tim Collins.
Driver / Delivery Person
Immediate need for driver
with clean license
who is willing and able to
move heavy furniture.
Apply at 6160 Beach Blvd. M- F
DRIVER with CDL A or B
& exp. Single Ax/Tan
dam. Bilingual a plus.
Will train for Gunite.
Start $10-$11 while
training, 40+ hrs/wk
401K &bnfts Jax & St.
Aug area. DFWP EOE
800-656-8018
TRACTOR TRAILER
DRIVER
Jax area. Are you look
Ing for a position with
99% no touch freight,
local work, good pay &
purchase your own
truck with no money
down? Then call
386-446-4588 NOWIII1


707 Driver
CDL CLASS A DRIVERS
Local hauling min $1BO/
day +bnfts. permanent
work. Call 904 266, 2030
or 941 5266930

710 Industrial/
Trades

A/C DUCT CLEANING
TRUCK OPERATOR
Good pay & benefits.
Good Driving record a
must. DFWP, Indoor
Comfort 396.7771
A/C SHEET METAL
MECHANICS
Needed. Exp required.
Apply 3562 Lenox Ave.
M.F. EOE. DFWP
APPLIANCE SERVICE
TECHNICIAN/ Sub Con
tractor. Must be exp'd
with own truck & tools.
Earn $1000+ weekly;
Call 904-771-7751
BLAST/SPRAY TECHS
Large company seeking
exp'd blast/spray
techs. Competitive
wages/benefits. Local
and travel work avail
Call 904-2419377
CARPENTERS
with experience, tools &
valid dr. lic. Great corn
pan ood at
can Jarred 7 .5703.
CONCRETE HELPERS &
FINISHERS
With Experience
Needed Imelately
EOE. Call 786-4999


Car Haulers


710 Industrial/-
7* 4 Trades



HIRING EXPERIENCED
RESIDENTIAL FRAMERS.
12 yar Company with:
* Pad health benefits
Paid holiday, vacation
Paid IRA wv/3% match
40 hrs+ wk
*Year round work
* Company t-shrts
* Competltive pay
Call 904-237-2366

Electricians & Helpers
needed Immediately
minimum 2 years experience
Benefit Package/
Medlcal/401K/Vacatlon
Great Working Environment
Above Average Pay Scales
Coastal Electric
Company
of Florida, Inc.
2759 St. Johns Bluff Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904) 645-0026
FAX (904) 6454-6186
We are an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Drug Free Workplace
ELECTRICAL*
APPRENTICES NEEDED
Job + Training. VA
Approved. EOEFCEAP
904 824- 0220

FIBERGLASS GRINDER
w/ExperIence .needed
ASAP. $10/hour F/T.
Apply at 426 N. Myrtle
Ave, 32204.


UNITED ROAD
Is Growing Our Fleet At Our

BRUNSWICK, GA.

Terminal



A A


* Great pay
* Industry, Leading benefits
* Excellent home time
* Nationwide network
* Modern Fleet

Call 1-800-221-5127 ext 186
Ask for John

UNITED ROAD




National Vehicle Transporter
"Driven to Deliver"


----


Today Your

Future is Stronger.

ATM services. Electronic cash management and
distribution. Plus over i5o years ofexperience with
armored cash transport. Taken together, Loomis,
Fargo & Co. can bring your career into the future with
rrre i.e-:hr.clog.cl,l k-d.a r.:ed luur.om re r .
:er.,-:- and mnre oppc-rturnitt thhn re.r V4at-r-
Put C.,ur tren.gh ch r,.:j ,.:.ur career ard m.:.r
pr,:n-n:y ir ,,.ur hjTurc
Our Jacksonville branch has immediate openings for:

) ARMED DRIVER GUARDS
FT/PT; Day shifts available
$10.20 per hour
Must be 21 years of age or older

Eligible for Medical Benefits after 3o days!
Qualified candidates must be able to successfully
pass a background check that includes credit, driving,
criminal record, polygraph, DOT physical and drug
screen.
Please apply online at www.oonfrgo som
or call (904) 398-2090 for further Information
and to schedule an appointment. EOE.
M/FN/D. Drug-Free Workplace. Lic # BB2200022







MANAGING CASH IN SOCIETY


THE DRIVER EXPO

Works To Your

ADVANTAGE


723 Dental 753 Security


71 in Industrial/
710 Trades
FITTERS/ WELDERS
needed for busy Fab
shop. Mig, Tig & stick.
Carbon, stainless &
aluminum work. Drug
Free Co. Apply In per-
son Tr-Sate
Contractors 3051 Faye
Road Call 751-3842
GRADER, DOZER,
TRACKHOE,
ROLLER OPERATORS A
OFF ROAD TRUCK DRIVERS,
Exp'd, for N. St. Johns
Co. Project. DFWP Apply at
7587 Wilson Blvd. JAX.EOE




RAY CARTER KIA
has openings fot a

Lube Tech-posi-
tion offers $10.00
hourly+comisslon and
a 5 day work week.

Line Tech Posi-
tion offers comisslon +
bonus.
Ray Carter offers:
Great working
conditions
Great Hours
Aggressive Pay Plan
401(K)
Paid Vacation
Please apply in
person or e-mail
resume to mar-
shallraycarterkla.com
Ray Carter Kia
63,3 Blanding Blvd
Ja Ck .orvullle. FI 32210

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. We are
located West of Jack-
sonville in a growing
community. Contact
Sanderson Pipe at
275-2833 and ask for
H/R.


Exp'd, for N. St. Johns
Co. Piroict. DFWP Apply at
7587 Wilson Blvd JAX.EOE
Call 772-1313
PIPE LAYERS & LABORERS
with 5 years exp.
DrugFree Work Place
EOE, Benefits, 401K
Callaway Contracting
at 904- 751- 8944 between
6:30a & 8:30a
PIPE LAYERS, FOREMEN,
HILLMEN, TAILMEN,
OPERATORS & OFFROAD
TRUCK DRIVERS for Site
Utility Co. Top pay
benefits. Apply at 6507
W. Beaver St. 378.9700
SSCREEN ROOM
INSTALLERS
Subcontractors Heeded
Experience, transp &
phone req'd.


711 Marine
711 Trade

COMMERCIAL DIVER
FIT Must be wiiiing tO
travel. Alcohol A drug
free Serious nquiries
only Fax resume witl
qualifications to
904 824 7686 or email
pmcdivers.-aol corn
rSnio Building and R.p'i
Global Ship Systems, LLC
located in Savannah. GA
has an immediate neeo
[or experienced loners.
cabinet makers. pioe
fitters, machinists. ana
certified weloers. Pre
fer csaniaates A'i t h
experience in snip
oullding and repair.
Excellent salary, health
oeneilts, and 401K
Please contact
Steve Wheelock at
912-313-9672 or fax
resume to 912 443.0720.

714 Insurance
P&C INSURANCE
ADJUSTERS
For temp position with
national co. in Jax. Send
resumes & Cover letter.
Fax 850-386-9237 e-mail:
br00617_fl@us.crawco.com

7111 Management/
7 a, Professional

POLICE OFFICER &
CORRECTIONAL
OFFICER
The Jacksonville
Sheriff's Office is cur-
rently accepting applica-
tions for Police, Correc-
tions and civilian support
positions. For qualifica-
tions pertaining to Law
Enforcement careers,
please visit
www.col.net/lso or
call 713-4870. For civilian
support positions, please
contact HR at 630- 2134.
The JSO Is an equal Opp'ty
Affirmative Action Employer


DENTAL ASST
FT beaches EDA
required.
Fax resume 249-7980
or Ph. 241-4237

724 Education
PRE- SCHOOL TEACHER
position, for the Cam
bridge Prep School
Competitive pay, 401K
& Insurance. A great
opportunity In a grow
Ing school. 285-7997

7 Office/
725. Clerical

OFFICE ASSISTANT
for Arlington aviation
Company Computer
and communication
skills. Full or part time.
Email resume to
craigalrport@yahoo.com

735 Restaurants/
735' Hotels

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

DANCERS *
Bartender, Waitstaff
Da/Night Available
BESTSHOWBAR
AT THE BEACHES
CROSSROADS
(904) 645-5500
FRONT DESK CLERK
NORTH SIDE MOTEL
FT/PT, llpm-7am.
Call 904-751-3888 or Fax
resume 904 751- 3999
PARADISE ISLAND
DANCERS NEEDED
Call 998-3111 after 6 PM
PARADISE ISLAND
DANCERS NEEDED
Call 998-3111 after 6 PM

SERVERS & KITCHEN
HELP- will train.
Club Continental,
Orange Park. 264-6070
WAITSTAFF
Call Malabar
9801 Beach Blvd.
641.-5033
Waitstaff, Cook
Bartenders, Doorstaff
Call 399 1110

740 Retail

FURNITURE
PREP &
ASSEMBLY
This entry level posi-
tion offers: great
opportunities with a
unique & successful
retail Co. No late
nights or Sundays.
Apple. In person at
Wood You Furniture
700 18 5. Blanding
Blvd Orange Park .

NURSERY
MERCHANDISERS- FT PT
& seasonal. $9/hr. Call
Mon -Fri 904-327-9785
or 786-385-3287


745 Sales
SALESPERSON
For Industry Leader In
Manufactured Homes.
Earning Potential
$40,000-$100,000
Pius Benefits!
FAX RESUME 783.9598
OR CALL TODAY 783.-8385

-7S m Technical/
7 Jv Engineering

CIVIL/DRAINAGE
ENGINEERS: Fast-grow-
ing Fernandina Beach,
FL, company seeking
entry- to mid-lever
Drainage Engineers.
Visit: www.passero.com

752 Warehouse
WAREHOUSE WORKER
-Immediate opening/
Auto Parts. $8/HR Exc
benefits. Apply in per
son at The Parts House,
10321 Fortune Parkway.
EOE Drug Free Workplc.


FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIANS
Gainco/Blue Ribbon Service Co.
Join a growing and vibrant company! Georgia
based leading manufacturer of unique high
speed check weighing and sorting equipment for
the Food Industry has several openings in the
USA. We are currently recruiting for openings In
Illinois and Texas This equipment is used In the
Food Industry with a primary focus in Poultry
Processing. Growing business demands an
increase In customer service availability In sev-
eral markets within the USA. We are looking for
individuals who have a high school degree as
well as an associate degree In electronics and
proven practical experience In servicing elec-
tronic, electromechanical and mechanical
equipment. The candidate must have the ability
to become "Scale Certified". The candidate must
be, computer literate with exceptional commu-
nication and excellent people skills. The candi-
date must be able to travel extensively. Spanish
language skills a plus but not necessary! The
company prides itself in Its Customer Service
Technician Career Development Program which
not only focuses on the technical aspects of the
job but also the Interpersonal and business
skills needed to deliver exceptional Customer
Service. Salary commensurate with experience
and education with excellent benefit package.
Resumes only to: Director of Human Resources,
Galnco Inc. c/o Bettcher Industries, Inc.-P.O. Box
336, Vermilion Ohio 44089. Fax 440-965-4207, or
email fmwhri'bettcher.com An Equal Opportu-
nity Employer (Galnco Blue Ribbon Service Is a
wholly owned subsidiary of Bettcher Industries,
Inc.)


ARMED SECURITY
GUARDS


ATM ARMORED
DRIVER/MESSENGER
Bantek / Premium
Armored Services has
Immediate openings for
ATM Armored Trans
porters In the Jackson.
ville area. We provide a
history of growth and
stable environment for
our employees.
Qualifications:
>- Min. 21 years old
SATM Exp. prefd
>- D & Lic. pref'd
>- Valid Drivers License/
good driving record
Great benefits incl. Med/
Dent / Life Ins. Must
ass extensive bkgrnd.
niforms provided.
If you would like to loin
an Industry leader
please submit resumes
(Toll Free) 877.216-0159
PH: 888.336-2756 x6638
mcabrera@efmark.com
or application can be
downloaded from our
website at
www.efmark.com
Driver FT/PT
Messenger FT/PT
BRINKS, INC.
Brink's Inc. is the pre
mier provider of
armored car transport
tion. The customer.
focused individual we
hire will have except
tional ethics, Integrity
and will be self-mot]
vated. The company
also has a full benefits
package including:
-Full Medical/Dental Pkg
SCompany Partial
Matching 401k
Tultlon Reimbursement
SPaid Vacation
-Time & half for 40+ hrs
Please apply In person
between 9am 4pm at
33 West 2nd Street, For
directions or more
Information please call
(904) 353-4331. Brink's
is an equal opportunity
employer m/f/h/v.
License #BB8700010
SECURITY OFFICER
Needed. Benefits &
Training. F/T, P/T
Available. Call (904)
399-1813. EOE, M/F/D/V

755 Miscellaneous

BRICK MASONS
Must have own transport
tation.residential work
Clay Cty area. Call

FIELD MARSHALL- for
adult soccer league.
P/T $10/+ per'hour.
Contact Priscilla @
223-3711
Pipe Foreman,
Tallman, and Hiliman
(exp w/deep wtr/ sew),
Natural Gas Foreman
(exp w/ backhoe pref'd)
Our company is bursting
at the seams! All posi
tions require expert
ence & good D/L. Good
pay and benefits.
Apply at 11220 New
Berlin Rd (904)751.1016.
T.B. Landmark
is a drug free EOE
POOL TECHS 5er;ce a
Maintenance. FT.' PT.
Experience preferred
On site training. Crown
Poos Call 6 6 .4300


TPC Saugr ass in Ponte
Vedra is hiring F'T
Equipment Operators in
the Golf Course Main-
tenance Dept. Prior
x'oe-rience ,s not
required. Must be at
least 18 rsold For
more Ino. call
273-3248. Hourly rate +
over Lime
rreaical-den tal 1ife and
much more. DFW/EOE

TREE CLIMBER &
GROUND HELP
for Four Seasons
Tree Service
Call 635.4272
VETERINARIAN TECH;
Come join an excep-
tional team at a small
animal clinic commit-
ted to compassionate
patient care on beau-
tiful Amelia Islandl
Immediate opening for
certified Vet. Tech.
seeking individual who
will bring enthusiasm,
strong technical skills
& good client commu-
nication. Be challenged
on a dally bases work-
ing in dentistry, sur-
gery and wellness care.
ur clinic sees a wide
array of exciting
medical & surgical
cases. Salary based on
experience & we offer a
competitive benefits
package. Apps can be
sent to Fernandlna
Beach Animal Clinic
1868 S. 14th St Fernan-
dina Beach, Fl 32034 or
email fbacfl@aol.com

760 Part-Time


JANITORIAL Exp'd VCT
Floor Techs & Unit Mgrs
need apply only. Top
pay. Eves & Saturdays .
S'side 636-7515
JAZZ/HIPHOP & TAP
TEACHER- resume &
references required
904-449-1227


Child
830 Care
SIn home day-care on
4 base now available for
< infant and toddler
care. Please call
912-576-4112
4 Licensed Child Care
Orange Park, FLorida.
<1> Accredited CPR
qualified Pre-School
Toddler, Fun learnlng,full
time & part time, care
904.278-8780
4 Licensed Daycare
Provider In Arlington
4 l1Area openings for two
year olds and up.
Please call Linda 683-7199


905 Articles
9 For Sale


Merchandise
900 Antiques
902 Appliances
90 Articles for Sale
910 Arts & Crafts
915 Building Supplies
920 Business/Office
922Collectablesand
Jewelry
925 Computer
927 Craft/Thrift Stores
928 Electronics
930 Farm/Planting
935 Fruits/Vegetables
940 AC/Heat/Fuel
945 Garage Sales
950 Garden/Lawn
955 Household/Furniture
960 Machinery and Tools
96 Medical
970 Musical Merchandise/
Services
975 Photography
980gSporting goods
990Wanted to Buy
or Trade


900 Antiques
SERVER- Mahogany
T buffet server, 1920's. 2
lIrg drawers, 2 Irg side
cabinets, refinshed.
1996 to see call
904.881-2559

902 Appliances
DELI COOLER, BEER
COOLER & SMALL PIZZA
OVEN. MUST SELL!
Best offer. 912-674- 5419
4, KENMORE 252 cuf
Side by side refrig
orator, Ice maker,
water and ice dispen-
sor In door $200 Derick
631-2631 or 771-6014
4, Maytag Washer
Tappan Dryer. Gently
S used, white $225 obo,
will sell separately
886-5170
RANGE WHIRLPOOL
electric $175.2 yrs,
like new. Call 472-1417,
or 777-6660 anytime
for more details.
,J Refrigerator- SEARS
S3-.door Coppertone
Iolw/lce and water, good
condition, wife wants
new stainless, $350 firm,
262-1736 or 982-6884
WASHER/ DRYER K e n
more Lg capacity,
works fme, $100 ea.
246-3801
Washer/Dryer $235
Fridge $140 Stove $150
Like new 238-3391
SWASHER/DRYER
All white Kenmore
Washer whirlpea
dryer. $300 for both.
336-202-7150
4 WASHER/DRYER
Great shape can
S|deliver, large capacity.
~ $280. Call994- 0100
4, Window Air
SCondItioner
B o13,500 BTU, like
new with remote
control. Used very little,
$125269-2152

e0s Articles
For Sale

2 13'x9' modem rug,
S $100. Jewelry box
4Jt (women's) $10. Kinex
roller coaster
(screaming!) $20. Can e-mail
pictures. 215-6866
4 2x4x8 untreated.
lumber $2ea.
.L' Treadmill, $50.
Twin Bed, $50.
Call 912-729- 2024
c ABOVE GROUND POOL
new pump. pool
I accessories, needs
Snew liner, $700 call Pat
781-4188
Accordlan 120 Base,
S like new $500. VCR
player, $15. Antique
mllkcan, $45. Ford
Am/Fm, radio $25. 781- 6222
Bedrooms, Living room,
Family RoomStainless
steel grill, Whirlpool
Stainless Steel counter
depth refridge, lawn
equipto.
( St. Johns County)
MOVING SALE: call
599-9660
BLUE CRABS
$8/DOZEN
268-6513 or 268-5335
Cordless Telephone
S AT&T. 5.8 GHZ,
ti, Answering ssytem,
talking caller l.D,
power failure backup,
works great. $35.264 2482
Dishwasher, Range
T (almond/black) and
S push type edger. $50
each. All good work-
ing condition, 781-3681
4 Electric Patio Grill
lI only used 4 times, cost
"L. $160. Sell for $100.
Call 249- 1666
4 ENTERTAINMENT
I Center, Sofa, Chair,
kf Dining Room Table
with 4 chairs, good
condition, asking for
$600. Call 868-3930
S Entertainment
SCenter, Sofa, Chair,
V |i Dining Room Table
S with 4 chairs, good
condition, asking for
$600. Call 868-3930
4 EXTENSION
S LADDERS40ft. $181
,L and 38ft. $160, bring
tralelor Call 264 1506
.4 GENERATOR,
SColeman 1750 $115.
SCall 264-6364.
4, Generator- Coleman
T Vertex. 5500 electric
Start, OHV commer-
cial engine with power
cord approx 4 days use
$450.278-2699
Laminate Counter
S Tops 11x2ft,w/
h I obacksplash also Island
countertop, 7x4ft.
$200.276-3736
SLawnmower 22" 4 HP
$80, upright vacuum,
\j,2$20. boys 20", bike, $10,
Rockord (Rosgate)
Boombox speaker, $45.


MOTORCYCLE
JACKET
S Extra lae blue and
black, $50. 270-5373
4 PINBALLU MACHINE
Full size, electronic,
L Asking $1400 obo
Call904 772-7617
RIMS 20" 100 SPOKES
$ .22"d 100 spoke
l$6s w/tires, ad2- t-
ers, 912-573-485


slan Thailand rug, $75.
953-8896
SCHOOL UNIFORMS
FOR SALE

*4 Pr girls pants (khaki &
blue) size 6
S4 Pr girls shorts with fv
cuff (khaki) size 6 6x
* 2 Girls skirts (tan) size 6
* 1 Girls skort (blue) size 5
* 6 Burgundy & grey plaid
jumpers size 6,6x
* 2 Bue umpers size 6,6x
CALL 7048859 & Leave a
message, If Interested.
4 SHED RUBBER-
S MAID HORIZONTAL
GUr Great for bikes and
lawn equlptment
supports, 13001bs. Cost
$449.99. Selling for $199.
285-3014
, SOFA
great cond. $200
phone 264-6364
Spraytec, Airless
Sprayer like new $500.
Professional weight set
w/bench $200. 607-1403
4 SWIMMING POOL
NEW PUMP
accessories. Needs
new liner, 15ft,
$700. Call Pat 781. 4188
4 Swivel Spindle
i, Back Barstools (2)
25in., $30ea., New
power can opener
knife sharpener. $10. New
Programmable coffee
maker. $18. 781-8083
TOW BAR FOR SALE
Stainless steel, $200
904-768-3195
A TV STANDS (2) wood
adn glass. $35 each,
obath $510.292-0881
F Weight Bench w/leg
curls & butterfly
S exercise, 1901bs of
weights, 2 barbells,
387-2943, Eve. Westslde.
Asking $60
4 WEIGHTS- 3501bs w/

6.0 HP, great cond,
$100 obo, 521-3176
Hard Pan Fill Dirt
CHEAP! Private indi-
vidual 904- 497-9666

920 Business/
9 0.- Office
BRAND NEW IN BOX
SAMSUNG DS16incl. 5
DS24 phones, 6 line
capable, 12 stations,
w/warranty. $2500obo.
904-477-1806
Unbelievable Buys
4 Workstations $500 ea
Fireproof flies only $399
Gator Office Furniture
(904)7246400

928 Electronics
SFloor Speakers. 2
Fisher 150w ea, 2
Pioneer 100w ea. VGC
$30 per pair. 261-5205
S Samsung
Syncmaster
570V Monitor Key-
board & Speakers,
$Soobo. Call 904 662 0260
94 AC/Hreat/
Fuel
HEAT PUMP
4.5 ton, new condenser
$1500. 904-879-3467
4, HVAC 1.Ston w/han-
Sdler- $ 300; 1.Ston cen-
tral A/C- $150, trailer
furnace- $250; fire-
place-$250. All ob0,
912-882-3507

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Sales
BAYMEADOWS Fri & Sat
8-2, 8679 Hampshire
Glen Dr. S., computer,
china & crystal, baby &
women clothes, baby
items,furn, hshid items.
BAYMEADOWS Moving
Sale, Fri, Sat & Sun, 8-6
7790 Las Palmas Way,
Wurlitzer organ, dining
room set, etc.
4 CAMDEN CO.
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15th. 8a-12p. Bristol
Hammock across from
Camden high School Call 2
see early. 912-882- 6636
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Sale at Ocean Park.
4235 Marsh Landing
Blvd. Sat 8am until ?
Jul Crk 7/15; Sat 7am.
The Vinlngs off SR210
244 Carolina Jasmin Ln.
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depth refridge ; lawn
equipt., call 599-9660
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SMowers
Weedeaters
I 3.8 HP, 20" cut, $35
obo,3.75HP,22" cut,
$55 obp, Stihl or Cub Scout
weedeater, $50obo, either
one Daniel Pease.
912.-729.-4001
Murray Ultra Push
Mower. 60HP, wit h
bag, god condl-
tlon, 411. 882-1052
Hard Pan Fill Dirt & Sand-
CHEApiPrivateIndi-
vidual 904-334-8731
S Household
t- w Furniture -
4, Amre Holds 32" TV,
bookcase on side
sJ storage on bottom
$90; bedroom fuml-
ture, gold winged chair.
Call64S..0630
4, ArmoireHolds 32"TV
Sglass bookcase on
a side storage on bot-
tom, $70. Bedrmnn fum.
gold winged chals

BED $100 1/2 Normal Price
Queen and Full Same Price
SKing $160 (904) 674.0401

BED $100 1/1
Brand name box & matt
QN SETCan del 858-9350
BED $115. Full SET, brand
name, new w/warr In
plastic 3911105 can del
BED $130 ON PT box &
mattress, brand name,
new In plastic.858-9350
BED $150 Qn Pillow Top
Brand New Can Deliver
(9O4)74. 0405
BED $349 Beautiful new
temp-pedic MEM. box
& matt in plastic, 7yr
warr 398-5200 can del v
BED $370 ALL NEW
VISCO Memory Foam
Sets. Kings from $599
(904) 674*0405
BED A Brand Name $185
King Set. NEW w/warr
Can deliver. 391-0015
BED Brand name Kg pill
topSET. $299. New, w/
warr. Can del. 391-0015
BED Solid wood cherry
sleigh bed w/matt. &
box. Retail $950, Sac.
$395. 8589350 Can deliv
SChester Drawers (2)
4, (1) three drawer, one 4
drawer, $45 each call
904-626.3766
SCOUCH-3 piece
sectional leather
VI$ couch tan, recliner
seats. Very comfort-
able, must seel call
282 4960. Asking 550.
Din rm set glass /chrome
w/hutch, painting $600.
other access. 704-5176
a Ent. Cntr-Contempo-
Srary. 3 sections each,
kt lighted, holds 32 In
5elevislon white r
knockdown ceiling texture,
$300. 9044152696
Entertainment Center -
Oak. Glass Front Doors
for VCR/DVD/Stereo.
Speaker boxes. Shelves.
Plenty of storage. Great
Condition. Will sell with
32" Sony TV for $1200
obo. Or without TV
$1000 obo. 278-9621 IV
msg
Entertainment Cntr
$75 or best offer
336-202-7250
a FURNf jRE (MISC.)
Kitchen table, bedrm,
other. Moving.
Reasonable offer.
317-6618 weekend (days
only) Weekday (days)
Futon/Bunkbed Combo.
The futon is a couch
that turns into a full
bed. Bunk bed on top.
Black Metal asking
$300. Comes with both
Mattress & sheets.
904-502-8001
LA-Z- BOY (2) Rocker
Srecliners medium blue
4 -good condition, both
for $100. Call 772- 1916
4, SOFA, Light
I Blue/Gray, Tweed,
SI like new, excellent
condition. $300.
(904)260-2086.
SSOFA & LOVE SEAT
good condition, $350.
Call 425-9602
SSOUD OAK KING/ON
headboard w/Sights,
4 mirror nightstand top
storage cabinets,
triple dresser. 9 drawer,
$675. 276&3736
4 STORAGE TOWER
SHolds lots of cd's, dvd,
or tapes. Woodgrain,
double doors are
lockable on casters.
$$60.26&.2482
Q, TV- 651Snch JVC Pro-
Jection PIP built In
,surround sound all the
extras, $1600 obo.
Call 425-9602
4 WOOD BUNK BED
w/mattresses, great
condition, 3 yrs old,
bedding Is negotiable.
Will emall pictures. Also
very household Htems,
curtains, vases, candle
holders, rocking chair, tall
6" foot foliage. 997-8731

960 Machinery
& Tools
SYANMAR 3700
Diesel generator,
electric/recoil start.
One owner, new 1/2
gallon, fuel. HR. $1800.
904-321-0274
Musical
970 Merchandise/
Services
Drum Sets (ISO) $149Up
New Spc & hdwr $349 300
GuItars $49Up 387-6527
4 GUITAR FENDER used
less than one hour
comes with AMP and
Instructional DVD
great for beginner. 735-9120
PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 714 0141

980 Sporting

4 BIKES
MAN'S & WOMEN
both are one speed,
coaster brake, 26"
tires, fenders in
good shape, $50 each.
Daniel Pease. 912-729-4001

Deer & Turkey Hunting
Lease 400 ac near 1-95
Edisto RIv.SC. Buddy
803- 359- 9165/787- 0003
4 HITCH. VALLEY -
CALSS III Universal -
J under the frame.
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10f. $125obo. 422-3113
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Trophy managed deer &
turkey. 2200ac's. 1.5hrs
from Jax Bill 904 545 1505S
4 Mountain Bike -
Gary Fisher Kaital
barely ridden $400
OBO. Ron 509-8114'
POOL TABLE -custom -
built 4x8 slate, $720. -
Call 730-2068


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L Including rnat fan
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$650 asking $450.282-7925
WELDER WEIGHT
UFTINO CAGE with
bench adn accesso-
des.. 2601b, of olym-
pic welshf,1501bs of dumb
bell. $300000.422;3113

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fessional Series $900
obo. Deana 645-9516

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AMERICAN BULL DOG RED NOSE PITBULL A RIgid 2' Inflate SUPble SPOR1976
dingY 82' hts,,p 20 saf, HPbYamaha eUERaSPOT $21976
puppies FREE Call Julia tT FREE to good home, alumTnium t ller plus O/B MOTOR 2000 A Classic restored
49-6900/465 3 II tan very affectionate nyacesories, Tohatsu, hp, 20" shaft, beauty w/extras $2800.
call 912. 322. 6096 or beat cover 90& 635 2975 $675, reliable 912-882-3418 vanson Hyman motor
l Aquarium 912-399-3857 for details cycleJacket sz 42-exc
1 5 gallon, with acces- 12fH. canoe- Solid, old RV's & cond$300. Call John
oe6s pmump filter, SCHNAUZERS. mini AKC, twn, Pc 1230 904 2594205betw.9a2p
waterheater, ho 2 HC, shots Wormed cane seatr paddles supplies
with fluorescent IIM with 10Males1 1Female L carto carrier, extras, 4 Kawsaki NIa2
manual,$28. 26.2482 $350 $500 904.866.8565 B0.276.8203 AIRSTREAM & TRAIL 04'-Like nw Only
BEAGLE PUPPIES 10 wks. MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS 408 miles, garage
BEALE PUPPIES10 wks SCHNAUZERS, AKC Miwkni Ver 15' Keywest 02' ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES kept. *Cean*
AKCre hth cert, fes cute, AKC Mini S/P. w Sales, Service, Parts $2400obo, call I70 8389
$250; males $200 tro males $450 S/W & shlng rstw/h J.D.Sanders R.. Sales
phy winning parents on health cert. Both POP. Y amha four stlrk e Sa (8 Sl
premises 386937-7850 904-651-8279. load w/ trailer. Aachua (386) 4623039
904-710.6184. 10 416439 Screaming Eagle
Bichon Pups AKC 8wks M SHI w ewsS c Alero B 1837, Fatoy 5'. Lote of
BFhome raised smw veM SHIH.TZU CKCimperails www to ts l A20BuhI 19% C 37'.; sH u s
S home rased s mi,912 ve215 shots & Worme boate/lS20xtil FrelghtllnerXC chassis; l custom parts runs
9c6 91221.5150 sts14 4wm7 / F4 275HP, turbocharged exc. Have 2 bikes
904 214 4257/406.0144 , 15ft. 61n. SCULLING 3126 Cater illar D-esel lmustgo. $12K. 91282.82177
S Black Lab M FREE DORY- Rowing unit, engine wlh Allison, 6
r old, needs good SHIH.TZU AKC Reg. new weeps, oars, seed transmission, Suzuki GSX-RZ,600cc,
ome, no xed. 2M. paper trained, 11 cover, newtraler fully loaded, too much 40th arv
912.576T72m0 weeks READY GOb Call exas$275. 76- to Ist with the mile- Alstare Edition l
BOSTON TERRIERCKC Diana 291-7745 age about 50k. Only L carbon fiber exhaust,
BoT N TRIRKCP ks17 Bass Tracker '89 70HP $68w945.00 0 S800ml Jacket helmet,
male $475. 9D4269657 ST. BERNARD PUPS. CKC Johnson 2hr on motor (904)294-6223 or
'. 22 $500 $3500. 904-786-0522 (90)289-4481 Inud.
BOXER PUPS AKC M/F 904 505 9275/272 3222 A must see online at
Fawn w/black mask o l htt://ww w. acsonvllle SUZUKI KATANAS03
POP $500.S -837-7735 WANTED fIorida.bimoto.htm 600cc, 3200 miles, exc.
S$500. 5 u 2000 In/out board, ond. $4000. Call
n $2 Long Hair male new HP190,englne, $ c Coleman Caravan 26aEssl/207.92
&up. POPd CKC. HC Non pesf vn -Ganized20 W Travel Traler 02
shed hang raised pies for loving family shorelander trailer greatTravelTrUUKe
Barbara 904-568-6418 call 726-8784 very cond$12M. 1472-" 7/ bun kbed, central air. / SUK2003,
Cocker Sp el Pups Reg, interested 2820493 SeePs 7 new microwave, 1) 8,500 Miles Micron
50 $Spa0ief/wto Prk o eTa new awning. John 708,7024 High Mount
$350.$450 Buff/white, Yoe AiTo&.cupsr18'A0'exhaust. Remapeo Fuel
F 2M 7719590 1M. 1FBabdolace I Openaw4cyl,ala, DUTCHMENDENAU System. K&N Air Filter.
Doberman AKC Pup, awks, HCR38454-8274 one mercrulser low 06'.30ft.2slides, split Damien 505-7332.$4600
chp bin 5 black & an hrs,aquatrallrlr, bath, ducted, a/c, OBO
males* 1 red male 904- VORiKIE MINI PUP IM $7800 obe, call 21 9173 front Queen rear liv-
rads 10 r ang awnsing verV spacious.s olS uurki vnA
229-6134,479-841-3459 no papers parents on g a 5iv ng 24f in treude e s
premise are3ibs $700s. 19 SEA CHASER '02,l vSnInudr3
Germ Rottle Pups full 904-207-0944 115Yam '03, 4strk, exc TOW BLUE.OX 'cI 7500 Mies Cobra
blood, AKC $800- 650SF cond, $10 912-25 0859 orbasepate, dr ves aft serviced, 70 rile
/4M 403-090/881-3992 YORKIE PUPS AKC, i disconnect w/drive- chk.D 2 -
0RAT D U Quantd TP Ps90 ex K. al o 2 P Dshaft Chev. Blazer 608.5 41 $5995
T DANeps.ackU POP, 3 6 ft eam, good con- 97-08, auto transmission
taking deposits. Black, Readytogo 3 ditonnewED trailer $300i ovaluedS 1300
Merle $1200. 904- lihts. Great state Yamaha V.Sta 00'.
259-8304 or 254 2607o2 6 s e l
www.acostadanes.com 47A3008 w."d'&dgie
Grea ITTE Pups. 4M, 3Fh JET SKI's (2) W/D t itbagsext warr, exc.
Black or Harne Pu PF.PO trailer.,Caifor details condition, 15,8J0 ml, $61K
$200- $400 904-945-6576 w onaeer ends asking. __ obo/2_& 2634
Jack RusselTerrier Pupasa foratls$2o90s52r8ers dn m 3ut an 3
HC a POP, am/stoc ky. st tt af earas e000 .
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adultsfree 386-454n 125 Boats $ 000obxtres SS,setof 4goodto
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6 wks old, all shots, HC 1 2Re15B 500 927 0 8 u lls l
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A EMarine Equipment K In dstorageac/ (904) 642-1600 Ionblock assembly
JACK RUSSELL 2M/IF and Supplies heal, microwave,2 r lq -f l $3800. 904 30o-1603
ready7/9poaIers, shots 1230 RV's and Supplies f dges, tv/vcr and more. mer
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.Q. KITTENS- 1300 Motorcycles/Mini 27S228 ,7-51 TGoodrichRP195/E s
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bd 16WKS HC Playful& Z5000 or Less $22,500. 813-4819. 1lo miles.
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LAB -yellow, 4me, Fern, WantedRPY Kevin912.54112 condo, $lOk 463-7410
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OMAEAAS. YHIH s 5 Batsrevers,500.292.08814 ,1-Hines, Exhuast, lots 97,500 ml, runs great
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CHIHUAHUASPEKINESE Seadoo w/Traller factory warranty+ Firm call Patsy wk
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132 Classics 1325 Automotive utomotive 1 7340 SUV's SUV's 130s1 suW 1 0 SUV's
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BMW 3251 Convertible 904-272-2200 904-272-2200 4 xtenied s Nwar-n s s.Eck .. 9 .201)93998-0012 disc CD. $5500 Argyle
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offer. Call 708-9018 or REMOTE $12,950 WhiteAT, loaded, low MAZDA MIATA W0' 05LINCOLN 4DR, looks& runs great, 912.812.7289 after 4pEo
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Ford0Ranger2927. MAZDA2MATA'01oDURANGO Hemi rrrestoration. Good 'PM, CC, PL PW$1S,999 AUTO, PW$17,950 mo. It is read tr,4 captain seats
mi diDNL6NEVRLT 90 2 915res newbattery anEV T GORDONCWHVROET for $21,825 NOW $13,988 fold down rear seat
MW 330 Sedan Ford Ranger 92 MAZDA MIATA0 Leather, CD, owner starter. $ obo. Erck. 904-272-220 904-272-220 260-9222 $2,000 nag 912-8823492
'O. Ashblue/tan. CHEVMONTCARLOS Rlar Cab with Extralowmiles. $17,859 0207 3 3 2hm GM CONVERSION
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998-0012 $5500 396-040Y Immaculate condition! 17,000 ml. $33,840 $19,9 CC PL PW PS PM Ford Expedition 00' CHEROKE4 GOO
LEXU O JCSNIL40000 mIles. $5,500 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Mitsubish Eclipse 9' R TE AS XLT- Automat,
4LCACaNVILLE ,ice 1989 OO. Call 997-0499 998-0012 '04 CADILLAC New clutch new GORDON CHEVROLET 98,30 mlles, power White/ta
o UKNU 1,. wt2E J alte nator. Clean 904-272-220 eve Cruise m les. 16.995
ms d ht ESCALADE NeedsWorkMustSell leather, rearar.askIng, ILEXU OF JACKSONVILLE DSI. HOUEIEVAN
UIEU99 rims TslEwhs.1t To RAMEaN King Oak NISSAN sENTRAGXE '01,950.TTakesLER1K00ISS 9800
overdrIvewtIAterbefamewithCDPWPSPLCCTech. -eatcallCD,1owner mt.t S0 CCHEVYBBLAZERrLoded3500
4-door. 3.1 Auto- Leather, D, owner Frt$0.Tae 998-0012 98 Loded 3500
Exc. cond., like new. 904-327-7774 Anthony regular king mattress. 2k m, $300. 264-3359 $32859 T 4wd, ps, pw912674 2
cold air new paint, $1300. i/76T-73k/ JA cruisBo, new thee, n-e LM I G A TR -
economcalmust Chevy Carice Classic 912227086 NISSAN SENTRA GLX 99 03 FORD A on great GO TO
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GORDON CHEVROLET Leather, CD, Navi,NDA PONTIAC FIREBIRD FOR- p 7ALEX YO J N cover. $13,500 Bl. Call $1O950E SAL
S904-272-2200LTD$27d, 2K ml 7-911 '03 TOYO champ/tan$32,995 fordetals94-51-857 FORD F '94. SWB, GORDONCHEVROLET Call 449-3O68
LEX OF JA KSVILLE HONDA ACCORD ML pCK FRANK GRIFFIN .coA.
Buick aSabre 93' 998-0012 EX '05. weather, HIGHANDER 998-0012 CHEVY CREW CAB Dually $285. Ca6 4-4444 904-272-22 SEAO 93' w/ trailer
good condition- AC aeV6, CD. $20,890 TOYOTA AVALON XL'-99 ULmited, AC, V6, '00. VS, AT, AC. 47,800 mi. A cover, new GiresO
works, new front tires1OPT K, one owner '06 Nice! $13,975.674-4444 MAZDA TRIBUTE LX'03 wheel bearings. $1700
sees$0 (CHRISLERPTURBOT0 998-0012mi. $9975. 6999669' PM, PW, AUTO,PL $18,988 V6,white, loaded. very rail 904962-.5149
904444104 CRUISER TURBO 04 Fully eqpt. GORDO C O I clean $13,975.425-3659
$13,640. 99840012 998-0012 1 5Sspd, ac, custom, 904-272-2290 4 c 1 7
BUICK REGAL LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE HondaChlico03'-x TOYOTA AVALON '04 CHEVY LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE paint,owered, toneau -upcampet
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904-272-2200 on bnlkIthr, 6 disc acean low miles, must 4x4 loaded, dual ac, Nice! GORDON CHEVROLET Condition,$18,300. spare tire0
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