Hickey Retires
Master Chief Completes Naval Service
Page 3


Teaching Kids
CDC Promotes A Learning Environment
Pages 4-5


Safety Promoted
Wing Holds Motorcycle Safety Course
Page 7


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2006


www.jaxairnews.com


A way to say,


Ombudsmen

recognized for their

contributions to Navy
By Kaylee LaRocque
Editor
NAS Jacksonville celebrated the
36th anniversary of the Navy
Family Ombudsman Program with
a special luncheon to honor 37 NAS Jax
and tenant command ombudsmen Sept.
21 at the NAS Jax Officers' Club.
The event began with some opening
remarks from NAS Jax Command Master
Chief CMDCM(SW) Chris Green who wel-
comed the guests in attendance. After a
riveting national anthem sung by MU3
Phil Stacey of Navy Band Southeast,
Chaplain (Lt.) Jose Molina of the NAS Jax
Chapel gave the invocation.
As the guests enjoyed their lunch,
Commander, Navy Region Southeast
Command Master Chief CNOCM Richard
Trimmer talked about how important this
event was.
"I just want to say thanks to our
ombudsmen for what they do for us and
our families. I've had the pleasure of
working with ombudsmen for a little over
12 years now in the capacity of command
master chief and I have always relied on
them and they have never let me down.
It's nice that we are here today to say
thanks for all they do," he said.
He then introduced the guest speaker,
Commander, Navy Region Southeast Rear
Adm. Mark Boensel who emphasized how
important the role of an ombudsman is.
"As a former commanding officer, I
think I understand all that you are doing,
but I only get a very small glimpse of all
that. I know there is a lot more going on
and that you are doing all that you do on a
volunteer basis. We really appreciate the
effort you put in, especially when you
have your own families and jobs. You
probably don't get thanked enough but
what you do is noticed and your work is
important especially in the atmosphere we
have in today's world," said Boensel.
"There is so much anxiety and uncer-
tainty with deployment schedules these
days. It makes your job all the more diffi-


Navy Ball


planned


for Oct. 14

From Staff


'Thanks'


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Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
Commander, Navy Region Southeast Rear Adm. Mark Boensel offers some remarks during
the 36th Anniversary Appreciation Luncheon in recognition of the Navy Family Ombudsman
Program at the NAS Jax Officers' Club Sept. 21.


NAS Jax Commanding Officer Capt. Chip
Dobson presents a certificate of apprecia-
tion to NAS Jax Ombudsman Assembly
Chairman Tammy Barrett at the luncheon
which recognized command ombudsmen.
cult which is why it is so important you
get the training you need to do the job.
Many of the young spouses have very lit-
tle understanding and experience of mili-
tary life and when their service member
spouse is taken away sometimes very sud-
denly, they need that connection. You are
the vital connection to the command and
need to let them know what's going on."
"And the communication needs to go in
both directions. You need to make sure
your leadership knows what's going on so


NAS Jax USO Program Director Sonja
Kutsch gives a goodie bag to Commander,
Navy Regiofr Southeast Ombudsman Jenne
Smith at the luncheon.
they can get you the resources you need to
do your job," he continued. "I thank you
for the time, dedication, professionalism
and personal sacrifices you make to do
this very important work."
"This luncheon gives recognition to our
ombudsmen who have offered their sup-
port and guidance in keeping the Sailors
See OMBUDSMEN, Page 9


Universal ID card

part of federal

security upgrades
By Gerry Gilmore
American Forc:ei Press Service
New identification cards to be issued
to the Department of Defense
(DoD) employees beginning next
month will help standardize workforce
identification and security access systems
across the government, a senior Defense
Department official said here Sept. 15.
"The new common access card eventual-
ly will be issued to all federal employees
and is part of a standardized secure cre-
dentialing system that was mandated
after the Sept. 11. 2001, terrorist attacks."
said Mary Dixon, deputy director of the
Defense Manpower Data Center in
Arlington, Va. "Starting Oct. 27, the new
"'super CAC" ID cards will be issued to
employees over the next three years as the
old cards reach their expiration dates."
According to Dixon, the new cards inter-
face with a secure encrypted credentialing
database and are interoperable for person-
al identification as well as access to feder-
al buildings and facilities.
"However, each facility will still deter-
mine who is authorized access." Dixon
pointed out. "Information embedded on the
cards is quickly referenced and compared
to centrally stored personnel security clear-
ance data. It is an effort to try to improve
the security in the federal government. The
new cards also help employees secure their
computer networks, as well as, providing
improved security for federal buildings,
military installations and campuses."
-So. I can use this card, not just in the
Department of Defense, but it can be read
in other agencies." she continued. "If they
choose to give me access, they can then
read my card."
The new card features the user's photo-
graph. like other cards now in circulation.
But its computer chip also will contain two
encrypted fingerprints, as well as a unique
personal identification number. The new
card can be read either by swiping it or by
waving it near a special card reader.
Issuance of the new card has the poten-
tial of reducing the number of agency
See CARDS, Page 9


Gold

Award

presented

NAS Jax Commanding
Officer Capt. Chip Dobson
presents the Well Workplace


he Navy Birthday Ball to celebrate J Gold Award to Naval
the Navy's 231st birthday will be held Hospital lax Commanding
at NAS Jackson- Officer Capt. Raquel Bono
ville's Hangar 116 Oct. 14 during morning quarters at
from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. -. the hospital Sept. 22. The
The cost is $10 for El- -- award was presented by the
E4, $15 for E5-E6, $20 Wellness Council of America
for E7-E8/01-03 and $25 in recognition of outstanding
for E9/04 and up/retirees ,achievement in health pro-
and civilians. Immediate motion provided by the
family members pay ., Naval Hospital lax Wellness
according to the rank of -... Center and base fitness cen-
the sponsor. Non-family ter. "I'm very excited about
member guest pay the ",I this award! Receiving this
civilian rate." award couldn't have hap-
The uniform for mili- opened without a strong part-
tary will be dress ,.nership between the
whites and semi-for- W el, ness Center, Fitness
tickets, see your .. Bono.
command Navy ht b M Mca M
Ball representative Photo by HM1 Michael Morgan
or call 542-4710.

TOUCHING Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon is Oct. 12 red beans w/ sausage, green beans, salad and desert. For
ASE The NAS Jax Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon is Oct. more information and to purchase tickets, call YN1 Danyell
12 at 11 a.m. at the NAS Jax Officers' Club. The menu Rowland at 542-2486, Ext. 114, Noemi Verdecias at 542-
BE includes chicken paella, herb chicken, white rice Spanish 3954 or Leevine Everett at 542-4429, Ext. 117.
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2 iax Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006


Looking back in tiie.- HEY MONEYMAN!
Hey, MoneyMan actual fund
Some man came into our earning 8 percent, you
command indoctrination would have $665,718 in
I "- 1 "'"" ''J'"" and talked about saving savings in 40 years.
money. He said that enlist- That means that if you
S .ed personnel could save started at age 22, you
S between $500,000 arid $1 would have accumulated
million by the time they that amount in savings by
retired. ca' b age 62. That is assuming
SI can't believe this I you never get a pay raise!
Wonder if he knows how You can easily see that if
Such money we make and you continued to save just!
how much things cost now.i 10 percent of your pay raise
My wife and I can barely
es you will have well over
get by on my pay and we
think I will have to leave $1,000,000 by the time you
the Navy before I make reach your full retirement
"real" money. What is your age. The bad news is that
opinion? prices will also increase.
MoneyMan Sez: A car that cost $25,000
It is not how much money today will cost $100,000 in
you make, but how much 40 years. A $200,000 house
you make minus the will be $800,000 in 40
amount you spend, that years. This, of course, is
matters. He is absolutely assuming that inflation
:4eright because you have the remains at a low rate of
advantage of time on your approximately 3.5 percent.
side. If inflation goes higher, the
If you are an E4, your prices will go higher. The
Base pay is approximately bottom line is the sooner
$1,900 per month. If you you start saving the better.
spend 90 percent of that
money and save only 10 More questions? Call Hey
percent by putting the MoneyMan! at 778-0353.

Volunteers needed for exercise
Approximately 300 volunteers are needed
for a citywide full-scale regional terrorism
exercise Oct. 18 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will
ilephoto involve several government agencies
NAS jax personnel participate in a "Mass of Colors" at the Church of the Good Shepherd in 1949. including state and local law enforcement,
fire and rescue, Jacksonville International
Airport (JIA) and hospitals in Duval, Clay, St.
ONTHE HOMEFRONTJohns and Flagler counties.
The Navy is providing a plane at JIA as
part of the scenario. About 80 volunteers
Sritks rknumb r disware needed to act as victims at the airport
and more are needed at other sites around
the city.
about Ibte Ife of .&M titn uInes For more information or to sign up, as a
volunteer, call Citizen Corps/CERT Program
S- Coordinator Cynthia Davis at 630-7885.









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( SK3 ROBERT DANNHEIM
Job title/command:
NAS Jacksonville Supply
Department

Hometown: Houston, Texas

Family Life: I have three children.

Past Duty Stations: USS John F. Kennedy
(CV 61)

Career Plans: To earn my college degree
and get promoted to second class petty officer.

Most Interesting Experience: Going on
a Med cruise aboard USS John F. Kennedy.

Words of Wisdom: Just have faith.


CASSIE LYNN LEE

Job title/command:
MWR Golf Sales Association

Hometown: Orange Park

Family Life: I have a boyfriend.

Past Duty Stations: None

Career Plans: To go to college next sum-
mer.

Most Interesting Experience: Working
for MWR and meeting all the interesting peo-
ple here.

Words of Wisdom: Be true to yourself!


Wll~irlNew s,

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 MC1 (SW) Heather Ewton
Design/Layout George Atchley, Kaylee LaRocque
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Jax Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006 3


Hickey retires after 21 years of service


y MC2 Jason Trevett
Special Contributor
SKCM(AW) Tracy Hickey
said her final goodbyes to
her fellow shipmates of
Navy Reserve Fleet Industrial
Supply Center, Jacksonville
Detachment 108 when she retired
from the Navy after 21 years of
service Sept 23.
Born in Nottingham, Pa.,
Hickey began her military career
in August 1985 when she enlisted
in the U.S. Navy and graduated
with honors from Aviation
Storekeeper "A" school in


Meridian, Miss.
"The most rewarding part of my
career has been helping other
Sailors advance," said Hickey.
'When one of us has a problem in
our unit, we all stand up and face
it together. It has been a pleasure
to watch others rise through the
ranks and overcome adversity."
Her duty stations included
stints at sea and on shore. Upon
completion of her initial active
duty tour, Hickey affiliated with
the Naval Reserve and was quick-
ly mobilized in support of
Operation Desert Shield/Desert


Storm. In 1993, she graduated
with a bachelor of science in busi-
ness administration from the
University of Central Florida. In
1994, Hickey was selected as
Navy Reserve NAS Jacksonville
Sailor of the Year. Then in 1995,
she transferred to Naval Reserve,
Commander, Naval Air Force
East Atlantic in Norfolk, Va.
where she was was advanced to
chief petty officer.
"I've been blessed with working
with some really great, people
throughout my career," Hickey
said:


In 1999, she volunteered and
mobilized for the Kosovo
Campaign aboard USS Inchon
(MCS 12). Upon her return, she
was awarded her certified public
accountant's license from Texas
A&M University with a master of
accountancy degree. Shortly after
Sept. 11, 2001, she volunteered
for recall and received orders to
National Imagery and Mapping
Agency (West) as officer in charge
of the security forces detachment.
She advanced to master chief
petty officer in 2002. Hickey is
married to Danny Hickey, a


retired chief petty officer and has
a daughter, Becky and son,
Jason.
"All of us feel both sadness and
happiness for different reasons.
As we honor and say goodbye to a
highly respected master chief
petty officer," said Capt. Walter
Farrell, who spoke at Hickey's
retirement ceremony. "Tracy, we
are sorry to see you go. You have
devoted 21 years of your life to
outstanding and dedicated serv-
ice to this country, and for all
that, master chief, I thank you.
We all thank you!"


Keeping war fighters healthy

HM3 Michael
Duer checks
Lt. j.g.
Matthew
McCullough's
lungs at the
branch med-
ical clinic at
NAS Sigonella,
Italy Sept. 19.
... McCullough is
assigned to VP-
16, which is
forward
L deployed in
S- support of
patrol opera-
tionsmandthe
-. ,global war on
M:terrorism.


Photo by MC (AW/SW) Mark Ceil


VP-5 participates in


By MCSN
Harry Rucker III
VP-5


The "Mad Foxes" of
VP-5, recently com-
pleted a successful
three-month "surge deploy-
ment." Six combat aircrews
(CAC) from VP-5, departed
NAS Jacksonville and trav-
eled across the Pacific to
Misawa Air Force Base;
Kadena Air Force Base in
Japan and Clark Air Force
Base in the Philippines.
CACs Six, Eight and
Eleven went first for two
months, while CACs One,
Two and Four completed
their surge time after the
other aircrews came home.
The aircrews flew more
than 350 hours in support
of VP-46 and VP-9, who are


surge


currently forward deployed.
While overseas, the "Mad
Foxes" helped fight the war
on terror by providing sup-
port for Operation Endur-
ing Freedom (Philippines).
During Operation Valiant
Shield, the largest exercise
in naval history, two VP-5
aircrews had the unique
experience of flying mis-
sions from the island of Iwo
Jima, where more than
6,000 U.S. troops and
20,000 Japanese troops lost
their lives in a battle for
the small island during
World War II.
Additionally, the squad-
ron participated in Coop-
eration Afloat Readiness
and Training, which in-
volved a VP-5 crew flying
support missions with the
Indonesian Navy from Sur-


'deployment
abaya, Indonesia. Crews
also visited a detachment
sight in Utapao, Thailand.
Once again the "Mad
Foxes" lived up to their
standard of excellence per-
taining to,mission accom-
plishment. "VP-5 did a fan-
tastic job adjusting to an
area of responsibility where
they do not usually deploy
and also in helping
Commander Task Force 72
accomplish its mission,"
said Lt. j.g. Richard
Parella. All aircrews
involved believed that their
time overseas provided
valuable training and real-
world experience. "Surge
gave everyone the opportu-
nity to put their training
into action and I couldn't be
happier with the results,"
added Lt. Brian Fichter.


FluMist is now available at Naval Hospital Jacksonville


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From Naval Hospital
Jacksonville Public
Affairs
Naval Hospital Jack-
sonville is now ad-
ministering the
FluMist intranasall) form
of the influenza vaccine.
Beneficiaries who wish to
get this live attenuated
virus form of the vaccine
should see their primary
care provider.
The vaccine is available


for children over 5 in the
hospital Pediatrics Clinic.
The Family Practice Clinic
is administering the mist to
patients 5 years old
through 50. Active duty can
get the vaccine at the
Branch Health Clinics.
FluMist vaccine is not for
people who:
Are less than 5 years old
Are 50 years or older
People with medical
conditions that places them
at high risk for complica-


tions from influenza includ-
ing those with chronic
heart or lung disease, such
as asthma or reactive air-
way disease; people with
medical conditions such as
diabetes or kidney failure;
or people with illnesses
that weaken the immune
system, or who take med-
ications that can weaken
the immune system
Children or adolescents
receiving aspirin
People with a history of


Guillain-Barre syndrome
Pregnant women
People with a history of
allergy to any components of
the vaccine or to eggs
The hospital expects to
receive the injectable dead
virus vaccine in October. It
also will be available
through your primary care
providers.
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ments in your Jax Air
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Nine-month-old Devin Scott enjoys interacting with a puppet at the NAS Jax Child Development Center.


By MC (AW)
Toiete Jackson
Special Contributor


Child Development Program Developer Mary Cano takes a moment to play transportation
with a few Voluntary Pre-K students.


Deridre Odom, NAS Jax Child Development Center program supervisor, goes over a few pro-
grams the center has to offer with HM2 Kentoa Mitchell and her 3-year-old son, Amari.
Mitchell says she is pleased with the service she is receiving and is looking forward to her son
starting the Voluntary Pre-K program next year. She also plans to continue using the center for
her new baby due in February.


7 1




NAS jax Child Development Center Education Technician Gloria Almazon creates some bub-
bles to the delight of a group of toddlers as part of their outside activities.


he Morale, Recrea-
tion and Welfare De-
partment's (MWR)
Child Development Pro-
gram exists to enhance the
quality of life for military
families and Department of
Defense (DoD) employees.
The center adheres to
strict Navy policies that
ensure quality child devel-
opment services are provid-
ed to military and DoD
families for the effective
operation and accomplish-
inent of their mission.
Childcare concerns can
have an impact on perform-
ance and productivity of
military and non-military
parents.
The NAS Jax Child De-
velopment Center (CDC)
has undergone some recent
changes in the past year.
Child Development Pro-
gram Developer Mary
Cano, has been with the
CDC for more than a year
and has made it her mis-
sion to create a safe learn-
ing environment for the
children.
The center is equipped to
accommodate 246 children
broken down into age cate-
gories. This includes 40
infants that can be six
weeks and older, 30 pre-
toddlers, 56 toddlers and
120 pre-school age children
up to the age of five. Their
goals are to provide a safe,
clean, reliable and caring
environment for these chil-
dren.
The center bases their
daily curriculum on learn-
ing through play. Providers
work on the children's
physical growth develop-
ment, fine motor skills,
self-help skills, teach them
how to build self-esteem
and handle problem solv-
ing. They work on the skills
needed to help the children
become successful and
move on to the next level.
Most of the teaching is
done indirectly with the
teachers respecting each
child's individual develop-
ment and interests through
listening and patience.
Classroom ratio is deter-
mined by overall staff
attendance and classroom
square footage. There are
eight infants per classroom
with two providers in each
room, 10 pre-toddlers with
two providers, 14 toddlers
in each room with two
providers and 18 preschool-
ers with two providers.
"My main goal when I got
here was to make the cen-
ter a better looking place
and to replace 20-year-old
equipment with up-to-date
equipment and supplies.
My philosophy is that when
you have a place to work
that you are proud of and it
looks nice, you feel good
about where you are going
each day. As an employee
you will do a better job
which benefits the chil-


NAS Jax Child Development Center Education Technician
Norma Pregler helps her students with some arts and crafts.


Sandy Nissen, an education technician at the center, and her
toddlers paint a box as part of a creative art lesson. The kids
are making a play house which helps them learn about con-


struction.
dren," said Cano.
The sparkling appear-
ance and upgraded equip-
ment are not the only
things that are new to the
center. With the push on
literacy and getting kids
ready for the Florida
Comprehensive Assessment
Test, providers are focusing
a lot of their energy on lit-
eracy and creative learning
for the children at all lev-
els.


The center also promotes
higher education for the
employees involving par-
ents in the development of
the center and renewing
their accreditation with the
National Association for
the Education of Young
Children's guidelines on
Developmentally Appropri-
ate Practice in Early Child-

See CDC, Page 5






Jax Air News, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006 5


NAS jax Child Development Center Education Techinician Amy Lowery shares
a story with her pre-toddlers.


Mina Belen, NAS Jax Child Development Center education technician, gets a
few of the students started on the computer. This is one of many new items
purchased to upgrade the CDC.


From Page 4 was to transfer to another naval facility.
Every provider is CPR and first aid certi-
hood Programs. Last year, they began fied. Several of the staff members have col-
offering the Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten lege degrees in early childhood education.
Program (VPK). The center also offers continued educa-
"We looked into the requirements of the tion classes on a quarterly basis by one of
VPK program and saw that we met all of the center's own providers. Mina Belen,
the criteria. It just made sense to offer this who recently received her master's degree
service to our parents since, we are an in childhood education and curriculum
accredited facility with highly-qualified design, has offered her services to the cen-
staff," said Cano. ter to provide informative lectures on the
The state-funded program was imple- development of children. She is also certi-
mented last year, and was designed to give fied to Teach CPR classes.
parents of 4-year-olds in Florida the choice There has been such an overwhelming
of placing their children in a high-quality response to the continued education class-
early learning program. es that they had to create a waiting list.
The VPK program not only benefits the The center would like to find more volun-
center and the children, but the parents as teers to conduct informative sessions in
well. It offers the convenience of a one- their field of expertise. They are always
stop-shop with a decrease in classroom looking for members in special services or
sizes from 24 students to 18. Parents can fields who can keep parents and providers
drop their kids off for regular daily care to up-to-date on current issues involving the
attend classes in the morning and remain safety and education of children.
for continued care without the worry of Volunteers do not have to be a parent, just
transportation that the program does not a willing and able person wishing to
cover. Another added bonus is that since it donate their time and all volunteers are
is a state-funded program, it's free. thoroughly screened at the CDC as well.
Parents pay a wrap-around price for the "The CDC has an open door policy that
before and after care ranging from $182- enables parents to visit as often as needed.
$370 a month instead of the standard rates Parents who have infants can stop in to
of $244-$500 based on income, feed their babies. We have cameras set up
"My most important goal as the program in each classroom so parents can come in
developer, is to provide children with the and view their child's behavior in the
foundation of being able to read to succeed, classroom. Conferences are set up whenev-
We encourage parents to sign their chil- er needed," Odom explained. "We also send
dren up with Mayor Peyton's Book Club, daily reports home on the children's behav-
Scholastics Classrooms Care Program and ior. We annotate if they took a nap, eating
the Jaguars Foundation Book Club. We habits and anything special they accom-
have lots of opportunities to get children polished throughout the day. We want our
started on the path to educational suc- parents to be comfortable with the level of
cess," stated Cano. care they receive."
"We really try to focus on literacy. We The CDC is open Monday through
have a partnership with the Navy Medical Friday from 6:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed
Support Command at Naval Hospital weekends and federal holidays. Fees are
Jacksonville. They provide a team of about based on total family income and range
seven to 10 volunteers who come out week- from $244 to $500 a month for one child.
ly and read to the preschoolers as well as Drop-in fees are $3 per hour. All meals are
perform puppet shows for the toddlers," included.
said Deridre Odom, CDC program supervi- Child Development Home (CDH)
sor. providers offer full-time care, hourly drop-
The center also offers programs for chil- ins, evenings and 24-hour special needs.
dren with speech or developmental prob- Fees are also based on total family income.
lems through a partnership with Venetia "CDC and CDH personnel can only be suc-
Elementary School. Transportation is pro- cessful when parents and program person-
vided for the children attending classes at nel work together as a team with the ulti-
the school and they are safely picked up mate goal of shaping self-confident, posi-
and dropped off daily at the CDC. tive, happy children," said Cano "Parents
Each childcare provider at the center is are strongly encouraged to utilize the cen-
specifically trained to work with children ter's open-door policy. Our doors are open
and they go thorough rigorous background for any questions, concerns or suggestions.
checks including fingerprinting. They must The well-being of children is the reason for
also complete a series of 13 modules on us being here."
childcare and take tests required by the If anyone is interested in becoming a
Navy, after they are hired, home provider, volunteer, care provider or
Completing the modules can take a few would like to attend any of the quarterly
years but the they can be transferred to classes, please contact Cano or Odom at
other accredited agencies if the provider 542-5434/5529.


Preschooler Chase Torres plays on the playground equipment at the CDC.


Four-year-olds Lillianna Almazan and Amanda Cruz show off their cheeks during a lesson on
body parts.


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NAS jax Child Development Center Education Technician Deborah Bolden teaches preschool-
ers the parts of the body. Bolden is one of the Voluntary Pre-K instructors at the center.


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6 Jax Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006


Newly pinned chief



follows family footsteps

By MC2 Jason Trevett j
Special Contributor


Naval service is often a family
tradition passed on through
generations of Americans.
MCC(AW) Dawn Montgomery, as-
signed to Navy Public Affairs Center
Detachment Jacksonville, is proudly
keeping the tradition of Navy service -
and particularly the chief petty officer
heritage alive in her family. Her
grandmother served in the Navy, and
her mother, father and stepfather are
all retired Navy chief petty officers.
Montgomery was recently advanced
to the rank of chief petty officer and
earned her chiefs anchors during a
pinning ceremony Sept. 15.
Her mother and father pinned on
her anchors with the same set her
mother used to pin her father when he
made chief in 1978. Montgomery's
stepfather, James Secrease, a retired
Navy senior chief, placed her new
khaki cover on her head, completing
the chief petty officer uniform.
Her mother, Valerie Secrease, a
retired chief yeoman, was concluding
her 21-year career when Montgomery
joined the Navy as an airman recruit
in 1996. She said a lot has changed
since then. "I don't think it is as strict
today," she said.
"There have been many changes
since I put on a Navy uniform, but one
thing hasn't changed and that's our
service member's commitment to
defend our country and to excel."
Montgomery's father, Robert
Montgomery, a retired master chief,
said when he first learned his little
girl wanted to join the Navy, he had
some reservations.
"After she graduated from boot camp
and 'A' school, I could see she wasn't a
little girl anymore," he said.
Montgomery was an avionics techni-
cian and served two tours in Vietnam
with river patrol boat units.


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Photos by MC2(AW) Suzi Cor.
MCC(AW) Dawn Montgomery is pinned with her new chief anchors by her p
ents, retired Master Chief Robert Montgomery and retired Chief Valerie Secrea
Her grandmother and stepfather have also served in the U.S. Navy."


Serving in a war zone would be
something that father and daughter
would someday have in common.
In April, Montgomery returned from
an eight-month tour in Balad, Iraq,
where she served with Naval
Expeditionary Logistics Support Force
Forward Group Papa'as a customs
inspector, checking personnel and
equipment in and out of the country. "I
never thought I would share war sto-
ries with my daughter," Montgomery's
father said.
"My father was surprised when I
decided to enlist," she said. "But my
mother was really excited for me. It
came natural because the Navy was
always a part of my life."
Enlisting as a photographer's mate,
Montgomery said she has never
regretted joining the active duty Navy
and her later decision to go into the
Navy Reserve.
"I've participated in joint exercises


overseas and made a lot of gre
friends," she said.
"Like the old advertisement, I tr
did 'join the Navy and see the world.
Montgomery is particularly pro
that she was advanced to chief on h
first attempt, in the competitive p1
tographer's mate career field, and
now part of the inaugural class
mass communication specialist (M
chiefs. The MC rating combines t
skills of journalists, photograph
mates, lithographers and draftsmen.
"When I was a teenager it tookl
while for me to understand the acco.
plishments of my parent's Na
career," said Montgomery.
"The moment they pinned on n
anchors, everything came full circle f
me. I understood more about who n
parents were growing up and the v
ues they passed on to me. I created
extra bond with my parents and I w
nevek forget that."


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Photo by MCI (SW/AW) Heather Ewton
New Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC) Director
Carolyn McCorvey (right) takes the opportunity to sit down
with Andrene Wheeler who is a FFSC case worker to intro-
duce herself and listen to her concerns.

New Fleet and Family

Support Center director arrives


ByMCI(SW/A W)
Heather Ewton
' Assistant Editor

ST |he NAS Jacksonville
* |Fleet and Family
Support Center,
ne/l (FFSC) welcomed a new
ar- director Sept. 18 when
se. Carolyn Lewis McCorvey
took charge of the center.
at McCorvey comes to NAS
Jacksonville from NS
uly Pascagoula, Miss. where
"' she was FFSC director for
ud the past four years.
ier McCorvey's passion to be
ho- a light in the dark for thoJs
is searching for help began
of when she entered into her
[C) first year of college. She
he came from a family of 10
r's children and realized for
the first time that she grew
c a up labeled as "poor". It was
m- then that she realized that
vy she wanted to be a voice for
people in the same social
ny status. She wanted to make
for a difference.
my After graduating from
al- Tulane University with a
an master's degree in social
ill work, she began working
for the FFSC at NS
Pascagoula, Miss. as a
Family Advocacy Program
(FAP) specialist in 1995.
She continued there for
three years until she moved
on and began working for
psychiatric hospital as an
acute care program coordi-
nator for the adult, adoles-
cent and children's units.
In 1999, she decided to
come back to NS Pasca-
goula FFSC as the FAP
representative there. It was
only a short two years later
that she was promoted to
director,of the FFSC Pas-


cagoula location. After four
years of working as the
FFSC director at Pasca-
goula, she took the opportu-
nity to move on and accept
the position as director for
FFSC Jacksonville.
"My goals for the center
are to ensure that every-
person who enters our
gates'are aware that we
exist and what we are all
about. I want the people
that we serve to view our
services as second to none
when it comes to support
the fleet and their families.
We are here to enable war-
fare readiness and that
readiness begins at home
within each and every fami-
ly that makes up the Navy
family at NAS Jax," said
McCorvey.
McCorvey has been a
social worker for 25 years.
There is a great joy that
she finds in her job by
being able to provide
resources for those who
need assistance or inter-
vention from so many dif-
ferent angles.
"It's a good feeling to pro-
vide the services.that we
have available to the fami-
lies that serve our nation,"
stated McCorvey. "I truly
enjoy, the military environ-
ment. With federal fund-
ing, there is more available
financially than there
would be at the state level,
so I am glad that we can
provide services to people
without the same financial
restrictions as there would
be at the state level. The
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cial accommodations or handicapped
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upon registration.
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Photo by Kaylee LaRocque
ABH2(SW/AW) Gwen Kruzicke of Air Ops (left) signs up
her child to receive books from Mayor Peyton's Book Club
as OS2(SW/AW) Shealethia Harps of the NAS Jax
Waterfront Brig gets a backpack for her son while Rally
Jacksonville representives Jason Midgett and Johanna
Daniels gather their information at the NAS Jax Child
Development Center Sept. 22.


Mayor Peyton's Book

Club promoted at CDC

By Kaylee LaRocque
Editor
representatives from Rally Jacksonville visited
the NAS Jax Child Development Center Friday
to promote Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton's
Book Club through a mini-registration drive. The club is
a free program that helps Duval County's 4-year-olds
become "ready readers and ready learners" during the
year before they enter kindergarten.
Members receive a free backpack filled with fun read-
ing tools and their first book of a series written about
different places in the Jacksonville area. The books are
then mailed to the children each month until next June
to help promote reading within the home.
"Rally Jacksonville is the mayor's literacy initiative.
He is focusing on all 4-year-olds to make sure they are
ready for school. Part of the initiative is this book club.
Each child receives a backpack filled with literacy items
and things that will hopefully carry over into the home
so the families will work with the literacy components
we are providing," said Rally Jacksonville representa-
tive Johnna Daniels. "There are other programs under
the Rally Jacksonville initiative but this is probably the
most visible and popular one. Unfortunately, our
writer, Fran Peacock Coker passed away last year, but
we are keeping her legacy alive through her books."
"Most of our enrollment comes from the area childcare
centers, we usually just send out the registration cards
and the directors send them back. Then we deliver the
backpacks to the centers," she added. "We came. here
today because we know how hard it is for military fami-
lies to attend some of our events. This is just another
way we can outreach to this population to make sure
they are included too."
"So far this year, we've had about 550 children regis-
tered and we only started a couple weeks ago. We hope
to reach our goal of signing up 9,000 children. In the
past two years, we've had 8,300 and 8,500 so we hope to
exceed that.this year," continued Daniels.
One of the mom's signing up her son, Jamari Knox for
the book club, was OS2(AW/SW) Shealethia Harps of
the Naval Waterfront Brig. "This is really a great pro-
gram because my son is just getting into reading. He
just started the Voluntary Pre-K program here at the
CDC and is really excited about reading books. He'll be
thrilled to get them in the mail each month," she said.
The Jacksonville Children's Commission and
Jacksonville Public Library also publishes a list of rec-
ommended books, songs and rhymes each month to cor-
respond with that month's Book Club book. Peyton also
hosts a Book Club show on Fox 30 every Saturday
morning at 7:30 a.m.
To register for Mayor Peyton's Book Club, children
must be Duval County residents planning to enter
kindergarten next year. Registration is available during
regular business hours at the Jacksonville Children's
Commission located at 421 W. Church St., Suite 216
and the Cecil Recreation Complex and Equestrian
Center at 13611 Normandy Blvd.
Registration must take place at a Rally Jacksonville
event or at one of the previously mentioned locations.
For more information about Mayor Peyton's Book
Club, call 630-4754.


Photo by MC2 Brian Smarr
Motorcyclists from Commander, Patrol Reconnaissance Wing 11 gather together after an annual motorcycle safety stand-down
to promote motorcycle safety.



Jax Sailors focus on




motorcycle safety


By MC(SW)
G. Wade McKinnon
VP-5 Public Affairs


Motorcycle riders from Com-
mander, Patrol Reconnais-
sance Wing 11 met at the
NAS Jacksonville base theater
recently for the annual motorcycle
safety stand-down. Approximately
120 Sailors benefited from the valu-
able safety talks given by guest
speakers from the Jacksonville
Sheriffs Office (JSO).
"The stand-down was an absolute
success," said Lt. Robert Woodards, a
VP-5 pilot and assistant motorcycle
safety officer. There can never be
enough emphasis on motorcycle safe-
ty. Last year, there were 21 Navy and
14 Marine fatalities resulting from
motorcycle accidents. An effort was
made at the safety stand-down to
emphasize benefits of a safety barrier
that included a helmet, gloves, long
sleeves, pants, reflective vest and rid-


ing boots.
"Motorcycle riding requires much
more caution and defensive driving
procedures than driving an automo-
bile," stated ADAN Dustin Childress
of the VP-5 Command Services Office,
who is a big fan of motorcycles and
learned helpful tips to increase his
own safety. "I often ride in groups.
The stand-down taught me there is
more control of situations while rid-
ing in small groups."
"They covered a lot of stuff that I
did not know and I've been street rid-
ing for more than five years," said
AE1 Henry Jones, VP-5 quality
assurance representative who also
attended the safety stand-down and
appreciated the variety of information
provided. "I liked that JSO explained
the laws so everyone could easily
understand them. I especially enjoyed
the part about exhaust pipes and
mufflers being considered good to
have 16ud. The noise can make you


safer on the street. Other drivers may
not always see you, but they are like-
ly to hear you."
After the safety briefing, the riders
enjoyed a motorcycle ride to a local
restaurant.
"I thought it was great we got some
good tips from the deputies about
favorable riding conditions," said
AZAN Charles Burdette of VP-5, "The
stand-down was an immediate benefit
for us."
SK2(AW/SW) Daisy Coates of the
Aviation Supply Department, also
thought the guest speakers provided
some much needed information. "I
have only been riding about a year
and this brief was very beneficial. "So
many people are killed in motorcycle
accidents because they don't wear
their helmets. Sometimes I'm tempt-
ed not to wear my helmet but the
temptation goes away when I think
about the safety stand-down," she
said.


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8 lax Air NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006


CHAPLAIN'S CORNER


Using bad language


is never appropriate

By Chaplain (LL) Mylon Pope
NAS Jax Chaplain
A couple of weeks ago, I was at a mall on a Saturday
evening. I have to admit that I do not frequent
malls. As a matter of fact, they are really low on my
list of favorite places, but
occasionally, I find myself
in the midst of all the shops
and people.
On this Saturday evening,
I was talking to a couple of
friends when I heard a
string of expletives that
would have made the most .
salty Sailor blush. Some of
the words I had heard .
before, but some of them I
am sure were just made up. '
A couple of things really "
caught me off guard about '
what I heard.
First, the words them- ,
selves . good grief! f":'
Second, the tone of the Chaplain (Lt.) Mylon Pope
speaker. They shouted at
the top of their lungs, I clearly heard them from about 100
feet. Third, is the fact that the words I heard were uttered
by a female. I come from the old generation, and I was
taught that ladies just don't speak that way. As a matter
of fact, I still believe that. Call me old-fashioned, but there
are worse things to be called. Fourth, the biggest shock of
all, was that they were uttered by a kid.
I looked at her and thought she had to be about 9 or 10
years old. My curiosity got the best of me, so I asked her
how old she was (after she calmed down of course) and to
my surprise, she was 12 . 12 years old. Lots of things
ran through my mind. Needless to say, I was disgusted
that a 12-year-old had already learned such a trashy
vocabulary, but I also felt sorry for her. She had been
taught this junk somewhere. Maybe it was from her par-
ents, maybe it was from her friends, but we aren't born
with vocabularies, we learn them.
Part of me really wanted to talk to her and ask her why
she was so angry, but instead I just walked away and
shook my head. Sometimes, it is better to be quiet even
when you want to speak. After all, her parents could have
been just around the corner and they could have gotten
mad at me for being so nosy. God only knows what I
would have been called if I had crossed them. All this
made me realize even more that I am getting old.
I look at kids now and am confused. I don't understand
their language, TV shows, music or movies. You name it
and I am pretty confused about just about everyone born
after 1990. I know one thing, language like this young girl
used is not appropriate anywhere, whether you are on the
flight deck of a ship, in the middle of a shopping mall,
whether you are male or female.
That's not being old-fashioned, that is being considerate
and polite. I hope those characteristics never become out
of style. They are what make the world a decent place.


HELPING HANDS

Help needed for Special Olympics
Volunteers are needed for Special Olympics. Events are ongoing.-
Help is also needed for an area bowling tournament Sept. 30. For
more information, call 874-4232.

USO Welcome Center
Volunteers are needed to man the USO Welcome Center at
Jacksonville International Airport. A variety of shift times are avail-
able. Call Lynne at 305-4467 or email lynhe@usojax.com for more
details.

Greeters needed
The Jacksonville and the Beaches Convention and Visitor's
Bureau is looking for volunteers to meet and greet visitors to the
Jacksonville area. For more information, call Patti O'Neal at 421-
9158.

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

HabiJax opportunities
HabiJax is always looking for volunteers for various construction
projects. For more information, call Bonnie Golden at 798-4529,
Ext. 253. The HabiJax Home Store also needs help coordinating
donated materials and furniture. Call 722-0737.

Habitat for Clay County
Clay County Habitat for Humanity, Inc., serves Green Cove
Springs, Orange Park, Middleburg, Keystone Heights and Penney
SFarms. Volunteers are needed Tuesday through Saturday through-
out the year to help out. For more information, call Gamble Wright-
Stuebgen at 444-8524.


$5.75/day with military ID 100% covered
* Luggage assistance Free beverage, newspaper
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Sailors Aweigh program offers free


Jaguars tickets to military families


From Commander, Navy
Region Southeast Public
Affairs


The Sailors Aweigh program is
a partnership of the Jaguars
Foundation, USO and U.S.'
Navy through the Navy Region
Southeast bases at NAS Jackson-
ville, NS Mayport and NSB Kings
Bay, Ga. The program began during
the 1997 Jacksonville Jaguars foot-
ball season to benefit Navy children
.with a parents) on deployment.
The Sailors Aweigh program
allows these families to enjoy a fami-
ly day together during a challenging
time of being separated from a par-
ent who is at sea or a. post far from
home. This unique program pro-
vides Southeast Region Navy chil-
dren and their families a complimen-
tary seat to a Jaguars home game,
including transportation, a T-shirt
and "Jag Dollars" for the children for
food or merchandise. The USO and


naval base personnel at NAS
Jacksonville, NS Mayport and NSB
Kings Bay help coordinate the pro-
gram.
The Sailors Aweigh program is
part of the Jaguars Foundation's
Charitable. Seating Program, which
makes more than 11,000 seats avail-
able annually to charitable organiza-
tions that are doing commendable
work in the greater Jacksonville
community.
Who can participate?
The Sailors Aweigh program is
open to all Southeast Region Navy
children ages seven through 16
whose family member is currently or
about tq be deployed. All youths
who participate must agree to
abstain from illegal drugs, alcohol,
and tobacco products. Since this
program's inception in 1997, almost
9,300 seats have been allocated
(including 2006 season) in support of
Navy families.


CREDO retreats offered
From Staff
The Spiritual Fitness Division Southeast offers a
variety of spiritual retreats for anyone holding a
Department of Defense ID card who is over the
age of 18. All transportation, programming, lodging and
meals are free. Retreats are held at the Sea Retreat
Center in St. Simons Island, Ga. Registration is on a
first come, first serve basis by calling 270-6958. The fol-
lowing retreats are coming up:
Marriage Enrichment -Dec. 1-3, Feb. 9-11 and March
23-25
Married couples desiring to take their marriage to the
next level or simply enjoy being with one another may
participate in a 48-hour retreat. Participants must be
married. Couples must provide their own transporta-
tion.
Spiritual Growth Retreat Oct. 20-21
It is designed for those who would like to experience a
more mature relationship with God and a more mean-
ingful spiritual journey. They follow one of four spiritu-
al paths according to their personality preferences. Are
you at a spiritual plateau? Then come to this 24-hour
retreat.
Personal Growth Retreat Nov. 2-5, March 8-11
Come and experience the Navy's best-kept secret! Do
you need to defrag? Then come to this 72-hour retreat.


Marriage workshops offered


From Naval Hospital
Public Affairs
An experiential and
interactive workshop
for couples who want
to strengthen their mar-
riage while personally
growing within the mar-
riage..
The workshop will
include mini-lectures, visu-
al slides, couple interac-
tions and group discussion.
Privacy is important to
us. No one will be expected
to disclose anything private
to the other participants.
Workshop topics include:
Positive Relationship
Assessment
Clarification of Needs,
Values and Priorities
Levels & Styles of
Communication
Listening Skills


Win/Win Strategies
Neutralizing "Hot But-
tons"
Four Social Styles and
Character
Connecting & Distanc-
ing Issues
Dealing with Feelings
and Emotions
Developing your "Love
Map"
Responsibility Issues
Support and Encour-
agement
The upcoming workshop
dates are Saturday and
Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. The workshop is held
in Building 2036 on the cor-
ner of Saphier and Tatum
Street behind the hospital
emergency room.
Bring a bag lunch. For
more information and to
pre-register, call 542-3473,
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The game day experience
Many youths have never seen a
live professional football game.
Working with the USO, participat-
ing youths and adults receive a spe-
cial Sailors Aweigh T-shirt, are
assigned their own seating section in
the North End Zone and are visited
by members of the ROAR cheerlead-
ers and the team's mascot, Jaxon De
Ville. Complimentary bus trans-
portation is provided to and from
each of the three naval bases. In
2002, an anonymous donor helped
enhance this program by providing
funding to provide "Jag Dollars" to
the participating children for
food/merchandise.
For more information about
Jaguars Foundation programs,
please contact Tarek Tabet, program
officer, at 633-6579 or email
Tabett@jaguars.NFL.com. You can
also find information at
www.Jaguars.com.


NEX celebrates 60 years

with $1K shopping sprees


From the Navy
Exchange Service
Command
The Navy Exchange
Service Command
(NEXCOM) head-
quartered in Virginia
Beach, Va., recently
announced the biggest give-
away promotion. in its 60-
year history.
Starting Oct. 11 through
Nov. 10, Navy Exchange's
(NEX) worldwide will be
encouraging authorized
customers to sign-up for a
chance to win a $1,000
sweepstakes-shopping
spree.
A total of 60 lucky win-
ners will be awarded $1,000
NEX Gift Cards each in a
drawing to commemorate
NEXCOM's 60-years of
serving Sailors and families
and contributing to the
Navy's quality of life pro-
grams.
"This is a historic year for
the NEX marking 60 years
of service to our Navy fami-
ly. This shopping spree
giveaway is our way of say-
ing thank you to our loyal
customers," said Tess
Paquette, NEXCOM's sen-
ior vice president of mer-
chandising.
"The NEX certainly has
come a long way from its
early days and is now
known as the 'Navy Family
Store' and the preferred
place to shop. The $60,000

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munity, ties into our ongo-
ing NEX anniversary cele-
bration."
All authorized exchange
customers are eligible to
participate except Navy
Exchange System (NES)
associates, including mili-
tary personnel and military
retirees assigned to or
employed by the NES, its
concessionaires, contractors
or representatives working
in an exchange and their
family members.
Customers may enter the
sweepstakes in store by fill-
ing out an entry form from
the sales circular received
in,the mail, or in person in
a store. Additionally,
online registration is avail-
able at NEXCOM's Web
site at www.navy-nex.com.
No purchase is necessary
to enter the drawing and
only one entry per qualified
person is allowed. Winners
will be selected in a random
drawing Nov. 20 and will
be notified by the respec-
tive NEX general manager.
A complete list of winners
will be made available at
the customer service desk
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DMBUDSMEN: Lunch and gift bags

all part of thanks for volunteer efforts


From Page 1
and their families informed
of what's going on at the
Fleet and Family Support
Center (FFSC) and the
base," added Wilhelmina
Nash, FFSC education
training facilitator and
ombudsman coordinator
and trainer.
"They are a vital link
between the command and
families. In time of war,
they keep the military
spouse informed of the sta-
tus of the squadrons and
arrange for teleconferences.
They offer a lot of support
and refer Navy families to
various support agencies for
assistance, ensuring that
the families feel connected
and that their needs are
being met," she continued.
During the luncheon, each
ombudsman in attendance
was presented with a letter
of appreciation from NAS
Jax Commanding Officer
Capt. Chip Dobson and
Ombudsman Assembly
Chairman Tammy Barrett
and special gift bags cour-
tesy of the Navy Exchange
and USO.
The Navy Ombudsman
Program began in 1970,
when Chief of Naval
Operations, Adm. Elmo
Zumwalt, released a Z-
Gram, establishing the pro-
gram. Today, the Navy
ombudsman program is a
vital and essential program
that commanders and com-

CARDS:

Authentication

is key

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security badges because
federal agencies will refer
to a standardized creden-
tialing system. However,
agency security administra-
tors still have the authority
to approve or deny access.
"The card does not entitle
you to any access to any-
thing," Dixon explained. "It
is an authentication token.
Every time you use it,
somebody checks to make
sure it is issued to you and
it is valid."
As always, employees
who believe their govern-
ment-issued ID card has
been lost or stolen are
* required to notify security
administrators who then
deactivate the card. This
ensures that cards reported
stolen or missing can't be
used in DoD.

Online appointment
system for ID cards

Appointments for ID
cards may be made on
the Web site to avoid
the wait 'associated with
walk in customers.
Appointments can be made
by civilians, retirees and
active duty members in
advance for all types of ID
cards. Appointments are
taken from 9 a.m. 3 p.m.
daily. Walk in customers
will continue to be served on
a :first come, first served
basis; however, customers
with appointments have pri-
ority.
Appointments can be
made online at www.psa-
lant.navy.mil. They can be
cancelled or rescheduled by
the customer on the Web
site.The site also shows
when scheduled outages will
occur.
All dependent children are
required to have an ID card
when they turn 10 years old..
All dependent children
transferring overseas must
have an ID card. If more
than one ID is required,
make individual appoint-
ments for each dependent.
ID cards can be reissued
30-45 days prior to current


expiration date and can be
requested by mail for any-
one who is not physically
able to travel to the
Personnel Support Detach-
ment (PSD). The/request
must include a picture (5x7),
a letter from a doctor stating
that the person cannot trav-
el and a copy of the current
ID card.


manding officers around the
world have come to value as
an important part of their
organizations.
The Navy ombudsman
keeps the line of communi-
cation open between com-
manding officers and com-
mand master chiefs in deal-
ing with the many chal-
lenges that military family
members experience while
separated. The ombudsman
is instrumental in squelch-
ing rumors with accurate


and timely information, and
keeps families informed of
squadron movements, so
forward-deployed crews can
meet their commitments
knowing that their family
members are receiving the
assistance they need. Navy
Family Ombudsman
Appreciation Day is cele-
brated Sept. 14 around the
world to recognize the thou-
sands of ombudsmen who
help those military families
in need.


Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
Ombudsman Assembly Chairman Tammy
Barrett (left) thanks the Center for Naval
Aviation Technical Training Unit Jax
Ombudsman Lisa Costin with a letter of
appreciation.


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well defined. It keeps situations black and
white and leaves no gray areas. That is
very important."
"Since the majority of our staff hold mas-
ter's degrees, we are just as qualified, if
not more so to assist people than in the pri-
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For more information call 777-
8549/6035.
Now located on NAS Jax!
Ground School $365
Oct. 30 Dec. 6


For more information call 542-3493.

Free bowling on Wednesdays for active
duty from 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Does not
include shoe rental.


Call 542-3521 for more information.
Bingo
Lunch bingo Monday Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Evening bingo Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 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. Gift certificates awarded!

Karaoke
Budweiser Brew House
Every Wednesday
7:30 p.m. until close


For more information on fitness and ath-
letics call 542-3518/3239.

Learn to Lift Weights
9 a.m. on Mondays
4 p.m. on Tuesdays
Call 542-3518/4238 for details.

Push-up Challenge
Oct. 18
Prizes awarded!
Call 542-3518/2930 for additional informa-
tion.

Monster Dash
Oct. 31, 11:30 a.m.
Perimeter Road/Antenna Farm

Storm Racers 2006
Oct. 23 Dec. 1
Log the number of hours you travel
while spinning!
Prizes awarded to all participants!


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Photos by MC2 Denise Ordonez
Veterinarian Valerie Benhan and Pfc. Aaron Brock of the South Atlantic District Veterinary
Command, NAS Jacksonville Branch, perform an annual check up on patient, Aquillis. The
clinic offers a wide variety of services to military members.and retirees including vaccina-
tions, flea and tick control, heartworm testing and prevention, microchipping, etc. To sched-
ule an appointment with the veterinary clinic, call 542-3786. The clinic is open Monday
through Friday from .8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is located in Building 537.


For more information about I.T.T. trips
or ticket prices, call 542-3318.
Halloween Horror Nights Universal
Studios
Tickets on sale now!
Nights begin tomorrow.
Sunday Thursday tickets $31.30
Friday tickets $36
Saturday tickets $52.50
"CMT" on Tour featuring Trace Adkins
Billy Currington and Jason Aldean
Oct. 5 at the Jacksonville Arena
$49.50 Club Section 113
FCCJ Artist Series Presents "Broadway
Across America"
Tickets on sale now at the I.T.T. office!
Call for show times and ticket prices!
Daytona 500 Race Feb.18
Military Great American Race Weekend
- Feb. 17-18 $115
' One Superstretch seat for both Daytona
500 and Daytona 300 rows 1-20
Military Superstretch Tower offer Feb.
17-18 $180
One Superstretch Tower seat for
Daytona 500 and Daytona 300 rows 33-51
NEXTEL Fan zone Feb. 18 $75
Budweiser Shoot-Out February 10,
2007 one unreserved grandstand seat -
front stretch $30


Rolex 24 at Daytona military two-day
special Jan.27-28 ,
One two-day infield/unreserved grand-
stand seat with active duty ID $12
Rolex 24 at Daytona military two-day
special Jan. 27-28
One two-day infield/unreserved grand-
stand seat for all others $40


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.

Jaguars vs. Jets
Oct.8
$5, includes ticket and transportation
Sign-up early!
Tickets are limited!

Comedy Zone Trip
Free
Oct. 10
Includes admission and appetizers!

Universal Studios Halloween Horror
Nights Trip
Oct.14
$30 includes park admission and trans-
portation.
Departs Liberty at 3:30 p.m.


Movies are shown at the base theater and.
open to all hands., For details call 542-
3491.
Tomorrow, 7 p.m. The Omen (R)
Oct. 6, 7 p.m. The Lake House (PG)
Oct. 7, 5 p.m. Click (PG-13)
Oct. 7, 7 p.m. Akeelah and the Bee (PG)
Oct. 13, 7 p.m. Stick it (PG-13)
Oct. 20, 7 p.m. The Devil Wears Prada
(PG13)
Oct. 21,5 p.m Garfield: Tail of two
Kitties (PG)
Oct. 21, 7 p.m; Little Man (PG-13)
Oct. 27, 7 p,m. hle Break-Up (PG-13)


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!.
Oct. 10 and 24 for active duty \
Today, Oct. 12 and 26 for retirees and
Department of Defense personnel.
2006 Air Show Golf Tournament
Oct. 25, 9 a.m. Shotgun Start
$65 per person-,
Includes range balls, golf, souvenir tee
gift, one complimentary round of golf, prize'
purse, on course prizes and lunch following
play.


For information on booking command or,
private functions at the O'Club or T-Bar,
please call the club's main office, 542-3041.;,
T-Bar Social Hours ,
Monday Friday. 3-7 p.m.
Reserve drill weekends, 3-7 p.m.


Call 542-3227/3682 for more informa-
tion.
Command Holiday Card Contest
Pick-up plywood starts at the Auto Skills
Center Oct. 9
All cards turned in by Nov. 10
Winners announced Dec. 1 at the
Christmas Tree Lighting.
Win money for your MWR funds!


Call 778-9772 for more information.
16th annual Haunted Woods
Oct. 20-21 "-
$2 per person '
Children of all ages welcome!
Youth Center is currently looking for vol -
unteers to help with Haunted Woods!
Please, call the Youth Center if you are-
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Motorcycle safety training offered

Photos by MC2 Denise Ordonez


(Above) A group of motorcyclists enrolled in the experienced riders course practice their skills as Glenn
Picklesimer, traffic and recreational safety trainer for BMT Designers and Planners, ensures they follow basic safe-
ty rules.
(Left) Glenn Picklesimer, traffic and recreational safety trainer for BMT Designers and Planners, discusses safety
issues and the importance of using learned skills to participants of the Experienced Rider's Motorcycle Course
held at NAS Jax Sept. 21. The course is taught each month to active duty service members, retirees, reservists and
Department of Defense employees at no cost. You must provide your own safety gear and motorcycle. The course
is a one day refresher to the basic motorcycle safety course. To sign up, please contact the safety office at 542-
3082.

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Jax Navy Flying Club gets special visitor


By Randy Miner
Special Contributor
Former WTLV 12 Chief
Meteorologist Ray Boylan
was the guest speaker at
Jax Navy Flying Club (JNFC)
Sept. 21. The topic of his presen-
tation was a history lesson in
hurricane formation, tracking
and forecasting from the begin-
nings to present day technology.
Boylan presented a video of what
it was like to fly into the eye of a
hurricane in the days before
weather satellites and all the
advances in weather technology.
Boylan provided an interesting
and educational discussion of fac-
tors that effect hurricanes, and
how they fit in weather patterns
throughout the world. He
explained how hurricanes are
formed, factors that cause them
to strengthen and weaken and
the effect of steering currents.
A retired naval officer with 23


years of active duty in the Naval
Weather Service, he was a desig-
nated meteorologist and flight
meteorologist with several thou-
sand flight hours in tropical
storm and winter storm recon-
naissance and research. During
his career, he was a member of
the Navy Hurricane Hunter's
Association and a ship's forecast-


Ray Boylan, a former
naval weather officer and
chief meteorologist with
WTLV 12 in Jacksonville,
was the guest speaker at
the Jax Navy Flying Club's
monthly meeting Sept. 21.
Boylan discussed
advances in weather tech-
nology and hurricane
facts.


Photo by Randy Miner


er on numerous naval vessels. He
was also an instructor in naval
technical training for meteorology
and served as officer in charge,
Naval Weather Service
Environmental Detachment.
Upon retiring from the Navy, a
friend urged him to prepare an
audition tape which landed him a
job at WTLV TV-12 in


Jacksonville where he served as
chief meteorologist from 1975-861.
He then moved to Charlotte N.C.
where he served as director of
weather services/chief meteorolo-
gist for WSOC-TV froml986-97
and meteorologist emeritus for
WCNC-TV from 1997 to 2000.
Boylan is member and elected
"Fellow" of the American
Meteorological Society (AMS) and
the former chairman of the AMS
Board of Broadcast Meteorology.
He also founded Gateway
Weather Consultants, Inc. and
served as president from 1977 to
2002. He is a certified college
instructor, State of Florida for
Natural Sciences and has served
as faculty at Florida Keys
Community College, St. Johns
River Community College and
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte.
He is qualified in both federal
and states of Florida and North
Carolina courts as an expert wit-


ness in meteorology. He is cur-
rently the president of the Navy
Hurricane Hunter's Association.
JNFC operates as an Federal
Aviation Administration-
approved flight school aboard
NAS Jacksonville, offering cours-
es from private pilot through air-
line transport pilot and is
approved by the Veterans
Administration for flight training
benefits under the GI Bill. JNFC
offers recreational flying for
active duty service members,
retirees, reservists and their fam-
ily members. Department of
Defense contractors assigned to
NAS Jacksonville are also eligible
for membership. JNFC conducts
monthly general business and
aviation safety meetings with
interesting programs and guest
speakers.
Contact the club at 777-8549 or
777-6035 for more information on
obtaining your pilot certificate.


VP-5 officer places in rifle competition


All proceeds will go to CFC


By MCI GaryMcKinnon
VP-5
hittingg the bulls-eye,"
H |means success. To hit a
bulls-eye 1,000 yards away
requires a good rifle, steady hands,
perfect vision and complete concen-
tration. Lt. Jeff Roney of VP-5,
recently proved he has what it takes
to achieve this goal.
Roney recently participated in the
National Rifle Association Champion-
ship Matches for both military and
civilian members competing at Camp
Perry, Ohio.
The Navy fielded two rifle teams,
consisting of four members each at the
national competition. "We placed sec-
ond in the master class," Roney said.
"The competition is fierce and to
maintain the edge requires us,,at our
own expense, to upgrade our standard
M16 rifle to a match grade rifle to
compete with the civilians and other
military members. It's a great honor
to be able to compete for the Navy and


Photo courtesy of VP-5
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Command Rifle Matches at Dam
Neck Annex, Va., and again at the
same location, in the All-Navy Rifle
Matches. The final competition, the
National Rifle Association Champion-
ship Matches, took him to Ohio.
A typical day at a match begins
with a 6 a.m. muster and concludes
12 or more hours later. The competi-
tion was held every day on the firing
line.
Each day, competitors begin by fir-
ing at targets 200 and 300 yards
away, then 600 yards, and finally
from 1,000 yards. Each competitor is
scored in different categories includ-
ing marksman, sharpshooter, expert,
master and high master.
Members of Roney's four-man rifle
team each earned enough award
points in the master class to earn sil-
ver medals from the National Rifle
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C omman'ds, squadrons and
departments are encour-
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year's Haunted Woods Challenge
and are eligible to win money for
their MWR funds. This year's
event will be held Oct. 20-21
from 7-10 p.m.
This is the 16th Haunted
Woods event at NAS Jax. In the
past, Haunted Woods attracted
more than 3,400 people. It is a
safe alternative for children on
Halloween. A walk through the
woods of NAS Jax can conjure up
many scary scenes for a child
and it attracts children of all
ages. The cost is $1 per person
and all profits benefit the Youth
Activities Center.
Entry Information:
Scenes are limited due to space.
Individuals cannot enter the con-
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script and personnel.
Commands will be assigned a
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Activities Center personnel Oct.
13 at 10 a.m.
Set up and prop building
begins on Oct. 16.
Scenes must be staged by 5
p.m. on Friday and Saturday
nights.
To prevent duplication of
scenes, have several choices
planned. The first command
submitting an idea to the Youth
Activities Center will be awarded
the scene.
Scenes will be judged both
nights.
Prize money will be awarded
after clean up on Monday.
Prizes are: First place- $500,
second place $300 and third
place $200.
To obtain an entry form, email
megan.elliot@navy.
mil. Entry forms are due Oct. 10
by 5 p.m. MWR reserves the
right to approve all scenes, props and
scripts. Call 778-9772 for additional
information.


FCCJ to hold College Transfer Fair

Florida Community College at Jack-
sonville (FCCJ) will hold its fifth annual
College Transfer Fair Nov. 7-9. This is an
opportunity for FCCJ students to speak to
state and private university representatives.
The schedule is as follows: Nov. 7 from
8:30-11:30 a.m. at North Campus and 1-4
p.m. at Kent Campus. On Nov. 8, the fair
will run from 8:30-11:30 a.m. at South
Campus and 3:30-6 p.m. at Deerwood
Center. On Nov. 9, the fair will run from
8:30-11:30 a.m. at Downtown Campus.
FCCJ advisors and counselors will also
be on hand to assist students with ques-
tions about programs of study, major pre-
requisites and more.
For more information, go to http://www.
fccj.edu/transferservices/trans_fair.html or
call Bob or Chris at 771-3979.


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The Navy Wives Clubs of
America, NWCA Jax #86
meets the first Wednesday of
each month. Meetings are held
in Building 612 on Jason Street
at NAS Jacksonville at 7:30
p.m. The Thrift Shop is open
Tuesday and Thursdays and
the first Saturday of the month
from 9 a.m. 1 p.m. For more
information, call 772-0242 or
Pearl Aran at 777-8032.
The Navy Wives Club's DID.
#300 meetings are held the sec-
ond Thursday of each month at
7 p.m. at the Oak Crest United
Methodist Church Education
Building at 5900 Ricker Road.
For more information, call 387-
4332 or 272-9489.
The Disabled American
Veterans Chapter 38 meetings
are held the second Tuesday of
each month at 7 p.m. at 470
Madeira Drive, Orange Park,
Fla. The chapter also has serv-
ice officers available Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 1-4
p.m. to help with claims. To
make an appointment or for
more information, call 269-2945.
The chapter also offers bingo
every Saturday at 10 a.m. The
public is welcome.
The Clay County Chapter
1414, National Active and
Retired Federal Employees
invites all active and retired
employees to their regular
monthly meeting the second '
Tuesday of each month at 1
p.m. at the Orange Park Library
on Plainfield Avenue in Orange
Park. For more information, call
276-9415..
The Navy Jacksonville
Yacht Club general member-
ship meetings are held at 7:30
p.m. on the first Wednesday of
every month at the clubhouse
(Building 1956) adjacent to the
Mulberry Cove Marina. Boaters
and non-boaters are invited to
attend. The Navy Jax Yacht
Club is a members only club
open to all active-duty,
reservists, retired military and
active and retired Department of
Defense civilians. For more
information, call 778-0805 or
email commodore@njyc.org.
Parents Without Partners
meetings are held the second
Sunday of every month at 7
p.m. at The Country Cabin


restaurant located on Blanding
Boulevard. This organization is
open to any single, divorced,
separated, or widowed that
have children of any ages. For
more information, please check
out our Web site at www.pwpn-
florida.com or call 307-6261.
MOMS Club of Orange
Park/Westslde holds their
monthly meeting the second
Thursday of each month at 10
a.m. at the Calvary United
Methodist Church, 112 Blanding
Boulevard across from the
Orange Park Mall. Moms and
children are welcome at all
activities. For information con-
tact Nicole Lopez at 504-6016
or go to
momsclubopw@yahoo.com.
The Association of Aviation
Ordnancemen's meeting is
held the third Thursday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the Fleet
Reserve Center on Collins
Road. For more information, call
AO1 Michael Steckly at 542-
5508 or Jim Bohac at 542-2939.
You can also visit
www.aao9.com.
The First Coast Black
Nurses Association, Inc. holds
their meetings the second
Tuesday of each month at 6
p.m. in the Shands Hospital
Blue room. For more informa-
tion, call Janneice Moore at
244-7950 or Dorothy Banks at
542-7748.
The First Coast Black
Nurses Association, Inc. is
hosting their fourth annual
Dorothy Gaines Banks
Scholarship and Awards
Banquet Saturday at 6 p.m. at
the Hyatt Regency Hotel in
downtown Jacksonville. For
more information, call 563-4645.
The Westside Jacksonville
Chapter 1984, National
Archive and Retired Federal
Employees -Association
extends an open invitation to all
currently employed and retired
federal employees to our regu-
lar meeting held at 1 p.m. on the
fourth Thursday of each month
at the Murray Hill United
Methodist Church, (Fellowship
Hall Building) at 4101 College
Street. For more information,
call R. Carroll at 786-7083.
The National Naval Officers
Association holds Its monthly


meeting on the fourth Thursday
each month at 5:30 p.m. at the
Jacksonville Urban League, 903
West Union Street. Interested
personnel are encouraged to
attend or contact Lt. Cmdr.
Herlena Washington at 542-
7715, Ext. 102 or email
Herlena.Washington@sar.med.
navy.mil.
The Gold Wing Road Riders
Association, Chapter FL1-X
meets on the first Wednesday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. at the
Golden Coral, 582 Blanding
Boulevard. The "Wingnutts"
invite all those interested in
motorcycling and motorcycle
safety. They also have a weekly
get together at the Dairy Queen
on Kingsley Avenue at 7 p.m.
every Friday night. For more
information, call 269-5369 or
visit www.fl1x.org.
The Cummer Museum of Art
& Gardens is offering free
admission each Tuesday from
4-9 p.m. through September.
Visitors can attend lectures,
docent-lead tours, stroll the his-
toric riverfront gardens, view the
museum's Masterworks collec-
tion and special exhibitions and
experience Art Connections, the
museum's hands-on education
center. For more information,
contact Maria Haynes at 899-
6025.
A U.S. Postage Stamp Club
is forming and will meet the third
Wednesday of each month at
the USO on Mayport Road from
7-8 p.m. There is no cost of join.
For more information, call Jeff
Marquardt at 246-9932.
The Jacksonville Area
Supply Corps Association
Charity Golf Tournament will
be held Oct. 12 at 1 p.m. at the
Golf Club at North Hampton,
22680 North Hampton Club
Way, Fernandina Beach, Fla.
Contact Lt. Chuck Mielkie at
charles.mielkie@navy.mil for
more info and to register a
team.
All military members and their
families are invited to a free
Veterans Day Appreciation
Dinner Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. at 8313
Baycenter Road, Jacksonville.
The event is sponsored by
CJAX. Military Family. For reser-
vations, call 739-6900.
The Visayas-Mindanao


Association is hosting a
Veteran's Ball Nov. 11 at 6 p.m.
at the Radisson River Walk
Jacksonville. For more informa-
tion, contact John Wilde at 779-
6149 or email johnwilde@com-
cast.net.
The St. Augustine Fall Art
and Craft Festival will be held
Nov. 25-26 from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. at the Special Events Field
on Castillo Drive. More than 140
artists will display their work.
For more information, call (904)
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on Sept. 30. The game will
be played at Ed White High
School at 7:30 p.m. Military
tickets will be half price
with ID ($4) for adults and
children 10 and under will
be free. For more informa-
tion, visit http://www.uso.
org/Jacksonvilleflorida/files
/jaxbobcats.pdf.
Photos needed for
Daytona USA
Daytona USA is holding a
month-long salute to the
military during November
in honor of Armed Forces
Month. They are creating
a photo display to honor
service personnel from yes-
terday to today.
Individuals interested in
having photos displayed,
both active military person-
nel and veterans, send pic-
tures to: Betsy Gladish,
Special Events Coordina-
tor, Daytona International
Speedway, 1801 W.


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Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL
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SPORTS & STANDINGS


Basketball league meetings
coming up
A Greybeard Basketball League (30+) meeting
will be held Oct. 11 at 11:30 a.m. at the Building
850 conference room. The league is open to all
NAS Jax active duty, command Department of
Defense personnel and reservists. A Captain's
Cup Basketball League meeting will be held Oct.
11 at noon at the same location. The league is
open to all NAS Jax active duty members, com-
mand Department of Defense personnel and
reservists.
Commands having their athletic officer or desig-
nated representative attend the meeting will
receive five captain's cup points. All interested
personnel should attend the meeting to discuss
rules and to get the required paperwork to join the
league.
Open tennis tourney is Oct. 23
A men and women's open tennis tournament
will be held Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. The tournament is
free and open to all NAS Jax authorized men and
women gym patrons. There will be a separate
men and women's divisions. Matches will be
played at the Guy Ballou Tennis Complex.
Awards will be given for each division. Call NAS
Jax Athletics to sign up by Oct. 20.
Sports officials and
scorekeepers needed
The North Florida Military Officials Association
is looking for individuals to officiate soccer, soft-
ball, football and volleyball at NAS Jax.
Scorekeepers are also needed for basketball.
Experience is not required. If interested, contact
Jesse Beach at 771-1333.
Navy Southeast Regional
Running and Triathlon Team
Attention competition runners. Represent U.S.
Navy in 5K, 10K, marathons and/or triathlons?
The U.S. Navy will showcase elite active duty
men and women in regional races. Uniforms are
provided as well as transportation, entry fees, and
lodging costs. Interested runners must compete
in a sanctioned (USA Track and Field, USA
Triathlon Association, or Roadrunners Clubs of


America) race and your time must be one of top
10 regional qualifying times. If you have run in a
sanctioned race and your time meets the regional
qualifying time, contact your base athletic director.
Southeast regional qualifying times:
5K Men 19:00 Women 24:00
10K Men 34:00 Women 46:00
Marathon Men 3 hours, 30 min.
Women 4 hours
Triathlon Men 2 hours, 30 min.
Women 3 hours
Triathlon time based on 1.5K swim, 10K run, 40K
bike
For more information about any of the sports
articles, call Bill Bonser, sports coordinator, at
542-2930/3239, email bill.bonser@navy.mil or
visit www.nasjax.navy.mil.

Flag Football Final Standings
Team Wins Losses
Naval Hospital 14 0
VP-30 O'S 13 1
HS-75 11 2
VR-58 9 4
VP-45 8 5
HS-3 7 6
AIMD 8 7
NCTS 7 7
VP-30 Students 7 7
VP-5 Blue 6 8
HS-15 6 9
PSD 3 10
Weapons 0 6

Intramural Fall Volleyball
Standings
As of Sept. 22
Team Wins Losses
VP-45 Gold 3 0
AIMD 3 1
CNATTU Blue 2 2
CNATTU Gold 2 2
VP-45 Blue 2 2
ASD 0 3


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Jax Marine Corps Half Marathon set for Oct. 7


The third annual
Jacksonville Marine
Corps Half Marathon
and Freedom 5K is coming
up Oct. 7 at 7 a.m.
Following the tradition
established by the interna-
tionally recognized Marine
Corps Marathon in
Washington, D.C., this
even promises to continue
the mission of strengthen-
ing the bond between the
civilian and military com-
munities, while promoting
physical health and raising
money for local and nation-
al charitable organizations.
The inaugural event, held
in 2004, boasted more than
1,200 participants from
more than 14 states mak-
ing it easily one of the pre-


mier fall events in the
Southeastern United
States.
From the starting line at


the Veterans Memorial
Wall near Alltel Stadium to
the finish line at
Jacksonville Metropolitan
Park; runners will experi-
ence contemporary and his-
toric Jacksonville winding
through the majestic down-
town skyscrapers, across
the St. Johns River to his-
toric Riverside and Boone
Park.
For more race informa-
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AUCTIONS- FSBO Olord Chase 3 2. FSBO JUST REDUCED PUBLISHER'S NOTICE ARL -all brick home. 3/2 $1.00 Move -in Close to NASJAX 2/2.5
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chandisesection of the Oirmsn, talkin closet gated 5659324 3825911 outhpoini area Fea per i. subject to the Fre'n paint 610-4505 Scrndpatio, likenew' Crib C 'a. 103rd St.&
paper for All Auctions 3.5 ba, Mstr suite on 1st tures 18" tile down Fair Housing Act which Wooded lot, Dbt Gar. Richer Rd all window
ABOR N A ATI RealEstate w/garden tub, Spacious stairs area, custom makes it illegal to BACKONMARKE Bestbuy.......0400 coverings updated
HappyAds ABORTION ALTERNATIVE k. w/appl's.Separate ATpainted walls, wall advertise "any prefer- Hidden H-ils.cnr wd lot. TmK lights i& ans. fresh
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LOS II ofoffstreetpkg.$325K 3/2 townhome on a all baths. Many more crimination based on .al in pantr., approx Duval Realty of Jax S138.900. 904742.1559
Clubsand *ALL EXPENSES PAID* 230-292 GeorgiaCounties ACCENT OFJAX,RUTHYE QUIET cul-de-sac! upgrades,must see to race, color, religion, 29u000005. avail mm 3849807 4 655
organizations Many Lovin Families 29Fernandina SILVER 9043882225 x126 Water view. Spacious appreciate. 446-0215 sex, handicap, familial 59K 9046425091 wwwaxHomeSorc.c FIRST TIME BUYERS Wh
You Select The Famly Amelia island or cell 904.537-5454 stainless steel or 446-0118 status, or national on- rent when you can
Rides/Travel Jacksonville, Attorney 296 GeorgiaMicellaneous kitchen w/18" tile, gin or an intention, town Free list o ho
Notices MichaelShorstein Avond a ia ktche i le, make any such pref- 3/2/2-NewSears 7667Janna Ln,3/2,$67K, avail with little or no
Personals 3486400oor800-3486434 300Avonale/Ortega cherry finish solid erence, limitation or windowsnew Asis Appraised87K money down. Free
Personals 302 Riverside 305 Sosideide hardwood cabinets. discrimination. laminate wood 5205Hancock,3/1,$119 recorded message.
Dating and 305 Southside Ceiling fans in every LANTANA LAKES Famil a I st at us floors, lots of extras. 100% fin, holp with close 1-877-371-0624 ID 3001
Entertainment ADOPTION Intracoastal West AM SPRroom as well as the 3/21425sf $194900/or includeschildrenunder $220,000 call 551-0206 Access E Realty
A warm caring, loving, 307 San Marco w/bonus, many upgrds screened lanai. 200mo.TannerRealty the age 18 living with n g 90. E uE2131ReaT
financially secure, happIly 310 Mandarin 347K n u St Ur seuity Corp 207-8267 parents or legal custo- REDUCED 4762 BeaconDr TWO BEAUTIFUL
financiallsecuehapily 1Madarin$347K Open House Sat. Upgraded security dfans, pregnant women W. 3/2 Fr Brks, Ir~j. Scr. HOMES for SALE
married couple long to 315Arlington 12 4. 6503 Ginnie system valued at and people securingRmBamboo/tile, open
S share our love with your 320Westside Springs Rd 904-26 9130 1200. Garage with d o cin
baby. Stay at home mo 0 reprin sRd90 2a with custody of children fir an $219,500 997-9036 ALL AREAS Cedar Hills, 2239 Tegner
and prof. dad promise a 322Argle storage! Offered at under 18. Own your home, Dr. 3/11264 sq ft plus
andprof. dad pro 325Not Jacksonville Southsideutton UNIQUECUST.HOME This newspaper will O your me, r 1 s
happy and secure future Southside Stton$245,000 Nt knowingly accept 100% financing, 25X15 Screened patio.
and Mitch anytime 327 Downtown talned 3/2, fenced Call Joy Snyder at agCreek, Kot n y eotkhowsing for realccept eie Help wcloing costs EZ Priced to sell .
Expenses paid. Call Lenore 3260Soringfield Lakes well maIn- 4/2. reekn for reale
3andscape es eate which is in vio- qualifying
I 1-800-988-6491 #260101 330 Beaches yard alarm sys- (904) 607179ondsin c atn RENTTOOWN Lakes Weland
r. Miidq temI sprinkler MLS#325321 nice detach gar.forI laton of the law. OurPlantation Club
S 332Me eigt system wth t od anr motor home& boat eaes ae EZQualifingBadedit, GREAT STARTER HOME 3/2office /could be 4th
NO HAGGLINi ALL AREAS 334KeystoneHeights/ MLS# 32511 215,000 Walter Williams Realty $775,000. All in beautiful informed that al good credit ok. like new 2/ w/ BR. Mustsee! $203,900.
AND PRICES. REALNET Melrose 904.724.1200 PCS condo must see 641-7056 dwelling advertisedin All areas avail. Call KD deced 1O
ESTATE OF NE FL. INC 3350range Park/ this ne paper a Proerts 9 66265 Call Pat Welch 465r1482
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SALES 8 BAS- County Beautifully maintained all brick, opportunity basis CAP Realty Group
SALES NEED A LAWYER? 339 Putnam County 4/2, 2,240 sq ft on large fenced crimination call UD
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AAA Attorney Referral Svc 0 n's ntenoy or apool. s to ee tehoe 322 Arle
lTIB T1800-7335342,24HRS. 342St. Augustine n u m b e r a f Paying up to $7000 buyers closing costs.
344St.Augustine Beach split floor plan home is a must 1-800-669-9 ,7. Th
345 NassauCounty toll-free telephone Custom 2 Year New Home, 4Bed 3Bath, Argyle, Watemill 3br/2ba
NOTICE SC--foun see!! Beautifully landscaped number for tne hearing 2400 sq.ft.$289.900ceanway Area On spring lake, 2 c3r
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360 Out of Area/Town/ .... Only 5 miles to NAS Jax!!! I M y Deallascaped MOTIVATED
TICKETS Besides protecting our state Closing $5,000 paid (904 616-9741 s.eler2oKCii Mike fii
militaryr 365 Manufactured Homes ig 5 C,:0esc-..i.Rean, 90+635 8622
Country, military 370 Lots for Sale 1 year Home Warranty |H |me Finder Realty
Look for these personnel stationed in property 5330 Vivera Ln., Jacksonville, FL Reduced to $274,900 EOUA HOG Buin Homac lot. 21115 Bt 05.
advertisements our Communities 382 Retirement Comm. Buying a Home? owner reloc. $259,900.
in the donated 505,907 38S Miscellaneous 306 Intraeoastal Ho oa py r- V25
section of the _ASHLEY WOODS 4/2, Laurie M. Potter Jacksonville
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Floda and Southeast 230 Georgia Real & near the Wonderwood 3/1 -W. 17th St. Worth
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Georgia lastear. MONROCO. acres719 -964-4427 financing? Contact rent$650mo. 307-9245
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or 904-270-6120 (w). Call appLt 9891-.3927 .wwpr enine0rkalty. 5613-2 San Josevd HOME LOANS ored essag06e.
www.prudentialnetworkrealty. 5e Blvd. HOME LOANS 1-877-371-0624 ID 3001
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on cul-de-sac just minutes from schools. bath on Sunday, Oct. 1 1-4M must sell, 3/1 CH/A
This 2,556 sq ft home features tray ceil- New Quality Built Homes With cul- rcide-sa 9706 Watershed Drive Slargeoutall 904-224-0692
ings, glass front door, and split bedrooms -- A Personal Touch 4 a. s$245,9o0 cal 1-10 to North on Chaffee Rd. to Right on W. Beaver St. RENT TO OWN
90998- 8337 North on Chaffee Rd. to Right on W. Beaver St. RENT TO OWN
w/ wood cabinetry in kitchen with a Take left into Walker's Hamlet Home on left corner EZ Qualifying. Bad credit,
great island. Fenced backyard makes it 307 San Marco All areas avail. Call KD
the perfect yard for entertaining. Jack Lee Construction anarco 10 + home with upgrades galore! Properties 904-566-6265
0 L 4BD, 2.5BA, 2-story home has 2,223sqft of living
783-9039 Old iddleburg reod 2/1000 spaceincluding a separate LR DR den & upstairs loft 330 Beaches

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330 Beaches
Dutton Isl Preserve 3/2
dbl lot, w/pool, $306k
904-222-1873 241-8229

Dutton Isl Preserve 3/2
new roof, red oak firs
very clean $202K, call
904-222-1873 241-8229

JAX BCH DIR. OCEANFRT
condo end unit, balcony
Reduced $439K open
Sat 1-.5 Sandpiper SC/
731 S. 1st St. Maxxum
RE/Carol 307-8604

SNEPTUNE BEACH 5
biks to ocean walk
to schools K-12,
4/2, $365K. Appt.
* 200-5583 or 285-1800


Ponte Vedra, East of A1A
Lovely 4/3 /2
completely upgrade
granite travertine, wet
bar and more $689K
David Needle, Broker
904.-626-0006


332 Middleburg
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OPEN HOUSE 9/30 11-2,
10/1 2-5, 4475 Parragon Ave.
2.75 acres, park like setting,
3/2/2 home 18x30 encld.
patio, pond & waterfall.
904-465-2204

335 Orange Park/
335 Clay

2005 custom
chrome, 100 C.I.
4 Revtec. Contact
Kevin
kevinh7881@comcat.net
for pictures and info.
$15,000 obo. 220-2801
Fleming Is Dream Home
3/2, 1 story, waterfront,
gar, golf & amenities
Must See $194K 303-2108
GCS -/ Rt 209, nr river &
boatramps, 3/2, DW hm
on 1.5ac, $155k obo
Call 904-284-0319


335 Orange Park/
335 Clay

FSBO ID#
20631251 Oakleaf
| Plantation. 5/4, 3
car fenced
motivated seller PCS
orders to Norfolk
$315,900 904- 282-7025
HOMES OF MERRITT '98 5/3
32x80 on 1 ac fen'd. Well
& septic, 26X40 block
garage nr schls & shop-
ping. $170K Ph. 272-5420
Keystone Heights Lake
Brooklyn home 4/2.5,
2400sf, many upgrds
$299K 352-473-.8847
gatorfsbo.com/60901
MAGNOLIA PT 4/3.5+ofc.
3200+sf, scrn pool on Ig
lot bks to golf crs, gated
$515K. 904-622-7374
Mdlbrg newly renovated,
3/2, 1350sf, 1 car gar, fp,
huge yard, $160K.
Won't last! 904-236-3519
MUST SELL New 4/2
FLEMING ISLAND ESTATES.
1 blk from St. Johns River.
Seller pays all closing,
buyer gets $10k move in
allowance. $215k 215-2100


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Spacious 4BR/2BA/2car
brick home on cul. de. sac
in resort community.
Upgrades galore, fully
fenced backyard. A Must
Seol Priced to sell
5274,900
G01gl Gonzales 742.1884
www.prudentlalnetworkrealty.
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O.P. NICE 3/1 -CH&A,
new cpt, pnt, Ig fncd
lot, $132,900.
Call 307-9245


338 Baker County
NEW 3br/2ba, brk/vinyl
2240sf, 1AC, 2c oar, frnt
& bk prch lots of extras
$219K. Call 904-259-7574


338 Baker County
NEW CONSTRUCTION 3/2
LR DR 1700sf under air,
oust Interior on 3/4 ac
$217,900. 561-308-3591

340 st. Johns
340 County

JCP 2/2.5 Beautiful 2 yr
old TH St Johns Co. A+
schls. Owner/Realtor
$158,900 904-704-4860
JUL CRK PLANT 4BR/2BA,
1780SF, Irg corner lot,
on culdesac split fir
plan $275K 90 o4-616-1386
Julington Creek Plant
4/2, Tike new, bit in '04,
1994sf, APR @ $305K,
$269.9K Ph 904- 687-5176
Lakefront, Ivy Lakes
FSBO 4/2, 2208sf, fnc yd
on 1/2ac, "A" rated schls
$342,900. 904-287-6384

342 St. Augustine
HERITAGE PARK New
2903sf, 5/5 Preserve
$345K 3.5% fin.
516-660-2709


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345 Nassau 65 Manufactured
S County 365 Homes
5 acres w/pond, houses MOVING! MUST SELLI
only, private road, no 3/2,1600SF+ Over Acre
subdlvision $95,000. and a Half. Won't last!
Call 904-879-7339 $895 per month.
Call Mr. Bradley
Yulee-4/2 1900sf 874*1862 or 291-3100
l beautiful home
built in 2004. Over- New 4 Bed 2 Bath
sized kitchen with 1600 SF, Mobile Home on
Island. 16X16 screened a Large Wooded Lot.
porch w/deck. 2 car $87/Mo. Must Se
garage, pergo hard- CALL 291.0716
woocfloors. $259,900 291-16
904-225-.8595 ORANGE PARK N. small
MLS#39193 DW, 2/1, new central
unit, needs little work.
350 Waterfront $6500 cash 904-962-3183
SELLING YOUR MOBILE
HOME? TOP CASH!!
Absolutely beautiful on Old or New or Assume
St. Johns River w/dock Loan. Call 730-8606
992 Fruit Cove Rd. 3+ac
$2.5 mil. 904-2623961 Wi5 Hm FIRMI
ASHLEY WOODS SUB 3/2 Mobile Homes
2064sf all appls incl 700sf Call 695-2255
deck- presv. lot, 1.5ac
wtrfrnt, $299K. 220-4797
BROWARD RIVER
MIN TO ST. JOHNS Call now and get
3/2 finished boatlift, pre-approved over the
Panaramic View phone for your new
$339k 704-3777 home Cal 695-2255
DEEP WATERFRONT
CANAL LOT 90x130 370 Lots for Sale
septic, wtr & pwr. Mand. _37 Lots for Sale
area. $369K. Realtors
welcomed 904-292-4424 100X200 -1824 Jefferson
F 3/ Rd. As Is $65k, 15%
FSBO Riverfront 3/2, d wn, owner fin.
dock boathouse, fully 904-759-9508
renov., $469K OBO9 479
E. Palatka r'front BIRD ROAD 3.75 acres,
3.6 AC $239k 165' frontage cleared
904 276.6112/343.668 Owner Financing.
JAX BEACH intracoastal $169,000 Call 910.1126
town home. Deep water FSBO 1 acre on Blanding
dock w/40' + slip Blvd, Sof Middleburg,
2br/2.5ba 1700+sf. All ery nice, partial cird,
tile downstairs, bam- hi/dry. $110K 282.3812
boo wet bar & bath hr 511K
Monthly fees only $286.
$355K Call 904-247.9244 Farms/
or 651-6748 375 Acreage

River 4ac deepwater, 12 acres Hilliard Fl. high
w/ dock, app'd $325K and dry pasture. Horses
ask $295K 904415-3538 welcome $25K an acre
Ranch Style 3/2. 1630sf. (904)343-4772
fpl, encl. porch, wtrfrnt, 239 ac. in Wakulla Co, FIL
remod, inter. $240K. N App. 22 miles south of
Agents. 904- 536- 6655 Taliahassee & 10 miles
from St. Mark's Marina.
RARE FINDI Big Lake Kerr Exc. investment & rec
Peninsula, Salt Springs. reatlonal property w/
50ft on waterfront rational ld torct
Soft o watteront, 15 & 18 yr. old pine
renov. 2br/lba cottage plantation. $1,950O/ac.
w/pler/ 2 decks, c en Call 770-444-3511 or
tra AC.249K Call Al 404-82-3635.
352- 620.2776
REDUCED Must Sell 3 .r39K 5 ACE RES Gre en Cove
Waterfront Lux Twhm Springs -hi/dry, homes
Baymeadow3i2 N l.cgr oCl1, off of w1417.
tP Rowty 904-312-5 $250K. 904-219-2621
Vacant Lot 1.2ac w/lOOft Between Welaka &
on St Johns River. Cresent City. Beautiful
Ft. Caroline area $299K improved 4.3ac. wooded.
www.owners.com $68,800. 904 755-4689
(TPP7441) 813.732.2991 BURKE CO, GA

355 Condominiums 14,029 AC
Timberland, hunting,
BETTER THAN BRAND recreational tracts
NEW -lyr new condo from Charitonto
with all window cover Lincoln from 8 AC
ings. Spacious 3/2 unit
feels like a house next to 688 AC.
to pool and mailboxes. 404-362.8244
Convenience plus. Call
Joyce Frasier with St. Regis Paper Co. LLC
Vanguard Realty at www.stregispaper.com
759-3862
_GEORGIA FARMLAND
CLOSING COSTS I LIQUIDATION
3BR/2.5Ba, 1560sf, 3 FARMS BEING SOLD,
2 Car Garage, all appli- 693 acres, Ben Hill -Wilcox
ances, $209,900; MLS: counties GA, 35 ml.
310286 Watson Realty East of 1.75, at Cordele GA.
Corp. (904) 268-3300 Call 478-746- 3566.
Romney Tucker. Tucker &
Tucker Realty Co. Macon GA
Gorgeous 3/3, Granite
travertine, ss apples, MONTGOMERY CO. GA
totally new kitchen 114 AC GRT INVESTMENT
bath + 40' boat dock. Huge Hdwood & Pine
gated w/pool. Atlantic Pond Pasture & Creek
& University. $379K C Clark 912-288-6485
David Needle, Broker
904. 626- 0006 N.C. MOUNTAINS!!
IL VILLAGIO 1st fir 3/2 PRE CONSTRUCTION PRICES
upgrdd fir & kit lake' New Development!
view, scrn encl, $234,900. 1AC to 10AC Tracks w/
463.2786/992.7182 ESturrirng Ve,%" S Accet.
to Pr,,Ol.ecO L ke 3ta3r-
Mandarin 2BR/2.5BA TH, ing .ai $9.900 New C abin
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$174,900 obo 891-4170
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SG CC 2/2.5, renov 1800sf HUNTING TRACTS
overlooking beaut pond / 5 tEract ranging irorn
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$349,900. 864-836.5774
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front home for
rent 4/2 furnished.
Oct 17 to April. $1700mo
+ utilIties. Call
904.710-4343'
4, Pensacola,
F L-Lake Francis
subd., nice 3/2
t ranch, quiet
cul-de sac neighbor-
hood, close to schools.
Avail mid Nov. $159,900
obo call 850-944-0449
VA Land: 12 acs, fronts
on river: $60K; For pics:
owner@newbranch.com
Perked: 919-693-8984

365 Manufactured
Homes
3/2 LR, DR, Frpl, Scrn
porch, 1 yr old Carrier
AC unit w/wrty, $8500
obo. You move 241-2833
A 3 OR 4 BR ON 1 OR MORE
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Beautiful newly renvt'd
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$3000/mo Grt Invest.
$340K neg 904.434-9094
DIVORCE SALE: 663 Ivy
St. $94K; 7127 South
land St. $84.9K; 1939
Hubbard Terrace $68.4K
Call 904-545-7859
NEWLY REMODELED 3/1+
adjacent lot. $90K.
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400 Apartments
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400 Apartments
Furnished
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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450 Management/Rental
Services
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4oo Apartments
Furnished

RIVERSIDE 1BR garden
cottage. $750/month
utilities included.
Call 389-0358
W' SIDE-Small Partially Furn,
1 Bdrm, Util. gas+cable.
Newly remod $185/wk $500
dep 904-695-1412

405 Apartments
Unfurnished

AVONDALE -2/1.5, CH&A,
1000sf, $775mro. AND
R'SIDE -2br/lba, CH&A,
w/d conn $695 786-1090
AVONDALE 2/2 Dup, Ig.
hdwd fl, fp, new appli
dances. porch. pkng.
$795 mo. 904-387-2967
BEACHWOOD-1, 2,3 br
apts avail, based on
income. Call 641-0912
641-0913 TDD#
800-545-1833 x381 EHO
Crescent Bch Oceanfrnt
2/2, 1440sf gar 2 decks
prefer quiet prof, no pets
$1350m 352-475-2943
Fernandina.
SIZZLING HOT!
NEW 1-2-3-4
BEDROOM APTS.
Starting at $590.
Call Maria for special
904-277-2500
MURRAY HILL LARGE
1 & 2BR Apts. Cable Ready,
Carpet, Kit Equip. 384-1472

Need a Place NORTHSIDE
To Hang $s575 -$7S0
Your Hat? 1,2 & 3 BR'S
Available
904757-0240
SAshley Park
SApartments

SAN MARCO LOFTS
Close to Sqfr$710
www.theloftssanmarco.com
1450 Flagler 396-9601
SAN MARCO
1 & 2 BR Special!
CALL 398 -9492
SOUTHSIDE 2br apts
avail, based on income.
Call 398-5161 or
346-0915 TDD
#800-545-1833x381 EHO
Southside RENT or RENT
TO OWN cozy quiet
2 BR, 2 BA, Condo w/FP,
W/D hu. $950mo+ dep
1 yr lease 850-814-4696

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WESTSIDE
25R DUPLEX FENCED YD
NO WD HOOKUP, QUIETi
REF REQUIRED $595 778-2897
WESTSIDE $149 Sec dep
Special. 1BR, $440.
Call 388-7317
W'SIDE 2br Newly Remod.
W/D conn $665mo. move- in
Special Seaboard Oaks
Call Frances 904-778-9836
W'SIDE TH Duplex
2/1.5 clean & quiet
w/d hkp, gd prkng, crd
chk, $695 904-707-6251

410 Condominiums
Arlington Merrill
/ Pines new 3/2 all
I apple and front
tload w/d pets ok.
Available now! PCS
$995mo 504-4277
ATLANTIC/UNIVERSITY -
The Carlton, 2/1.5, w/d,
boatslip, pool, $900mo
859-6698
ATL BCH 2/1.5 Twnhm,
newly renov. end unit,
fncdbkyd, quiet area
$900m. No pets. 536-0784
ICW -2/2, ground fir, all
appl, rent inclds ameni
ties. Call 743-6096
Jax Beach /15th St. 2/2/1
new condo 1st floor all
applies, $1100mo. Flora
tek Realty 904-477-6904
4 Near Airport
almost new 2/2.5
all appliances,
S comm. pool,
garage, many
upgrades, NO PETS.
$1000mo. 912-322-9288
wvgrbcattds.net
OAKLEAF PLANTATION 4/2,
1700sf, w/d, fri Many
amen ties$1250
904-778-4471
OCEANFRONT 3/3 NEW
Constr 2471sf, Grt view
from Ig ocean lanai.
Designer finishes, 2
pools, fit cntr. For rent
or sale. Call 616-1527
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
OCEAN GROVE 1/1+Loft,
Overlooks pool, on lake,
Must rent, $1000m.
Andy 904-588-4295;
Ken 904-251-5370
PVB
Belleza Condo's
Choice of 1 bedrooms)
Gated, Best Amenities,
Rare Vacancy
Make Your Move Today
Jennifer, Broker 917 859 7859
PVB -2/2, flat, eat in kit,
waterview, pool tenn,
appI, $11060mo.
264-9343 382-7395
PVB/Belleza 2/2, 3rd fir
newly remod new appis,
grt amens, JTB/A1A area
$1050m. 904-294-9927,


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No Jax OCEANWAY 4/3
2400sf, 2 carports. LR
DR, FR w/frpl, grt rrr
$1200mo + dep 334-6698
NORTHSIDE, Villages oi
Westport New 4/2,2 cai
ar. scr patio, LR, DF
1750m 904- 710- 3494
NORTHSIDE Lovely 2/1
417 W 67th St, great
area, close to downtwr
$850m 904-315-9521
NORTHSIDE 2/1, newly
renovated, hard wood firs,
new cpt, w/d hkp, CH&A,
$800mo. Call 389-8989
Northside 3/2 Twnhme.
1645 E. 16th St. $750m. &
3/1 Apt. 3839 Springfield
$700m. No Hud. 376-5190
NORTHSIDE 3BR/2BA
fen, detached gar, 1141
Kenmore St. $825mo +
sec. Call 904-766-3331
NORTHSIDE 1 month free
Brand New 1800SF, 3/2
$1200m, 954-534-6989
Value Link Investments
N'SIDE Eagle Hammock
New 4/2, FDR FLR FR all
appls+w/d. Rent to own
$f400m. Carol Forbrich
Agnt/Ownr 904-219-1540
N'SIDE/OCEANWAY
Country living 4/2, ch/a
fncd kit eqpt, w/dhkp
12636 Shark Rd. $700m+
$700dp. 343 9575


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| month. 119
Teresa's court
Kingsland In Southern
Pines Park many
extras.
ARGYLE Newer 3,4 BR's
DW on private lot.
$825.$950/mo. NO HUD
Greg 376-5190
NORTHSIDE -1480 Jake
Rd. New home 3/2
$775mo + $825dep.
No pets 904-757-7621
WESTSIDE /BALDWIN
Nice 3/2'in quiet pk, no
pets, no HUD bkgrund
check $600m/$600 sec.
Irg shed 352.318-2765
904-266-2942

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can finance you
Call Sandy 695-2255

430 Roommates

ARGYLE- TO SHARE
4/2.5 HOME, $250dep
$500mo util Inc 386-0698
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S'sideTownhome 1546sf,
2br 2 5B3 t lorift. I car
V$ F60, 1h, rSm, a ali 11, 1
1295mo. 510-219-7424
S'SIDE/11 Villagio 3/2 wd
firs, all appis & blinds
inc. view presv, $1200m
Pets neg. 904-254-8080
ST. AUGUSTINE
2/2, condo on golf
course no pets, $975m.
Ann 904-599-0500
Summerhouse @
Ponte Vedra Beach
2 BR,2 bath luxury
condo-Five star ameni-
ties-beachside living
non-smoking-
no pets-Call Shelfey @
678-474-9661
WESTSDIE NEAR NAS JAX
NEW CONDO 3/2
gated comm. w/pool
$900/mo. 904-813-4155
World Golf
Village/Legends-
2/2, garage, dish-
washer, w/d, lanai.
Includes cable, water,
trash, pool, gym, and
golf. $1250 mo.
04-278-9780
415 Houses
415 Furnished

k, Argyle-3/2,1300
/ sf near Argyle
S Elem., fenced
backyard, sprin-
kler & security system,
$1200 mo. Cal 772-9487
available Sept. 30

420 Houses
420 Unfurnished

3/1 -W. 17th St. Worth
$82k sell for 69.9k or
rent $650mo. 307-9245
$500 Down U OWN
Al Areas 1st Mo. FREE
EZ QUALIFY
Call the Hotline 388'1208
ARGYLE
3/2, LR, DR, FAMILY ROOM,
SPLIT BDRM, FENCED YARD
REF REQ $995/MO. 778- 2897
ARGYLE 4/2, $1195mo.
Call Don Brown Realty
225-5510
ARGYLE NICE 3BR 2BA
2 car on Chimney Lake.
Lrg yd, $1025 plus dep.
904-536-8870
ARGYLE/WATERMILL
OWNER FINANCING
All new 3/2, 1500sf, new
pool comm, $1450mo.
Sm. Down. 291-8311
ezhomebuying4u.com
Arlington 2/2 TH 2 story
complete renov, very
priv bck yd. Lone Star
Sch], easy access to Mil
base/shopping. $1000m
586-932-6303
ARL Nice 3/1.5, ch/a,
new cpt/pnt, kit. eqpt,
7531 Mayapple. $850m.
904-724- 098S/725- 4761
ARL -TH, 2/1.5, fplc, 5min
from Reg. Mall & dwntn
$850mo Call 673-6215
AVONDALE 3/1, CH&A,
hardwood firs, updated kit/
bth, w/d hookup detached
gar, fncd yd, Quiet street.
S11100 mo 904 -389-8989
BEACHES Isle Of Palms
3 '2 5. pool. after irc.r .
w/doclt. gar en ',d,
Sl750,.-3. 352 63& 2i51

BEACHES
NEW LUXURY TOWNHOME
1095 S 71 St. $1620 Mo.
1-800-935-8347 Ext 107
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CHARLES GATE
4/2, brk fplc, 2 car gar,
Ig porch, $1125mo.
904-406-5500
SHORT OR LONG TERM
Wonderful 5BR/31/2BA
Golf community, many
extras 6 to 12mos lease
Great price $1600
ERA John Gray Rity. Inc.
(904)269.1813
CLAY/Silver Creek 4/3,
brick, new, comm pool,
great schls $1200-
$1350mo. Chris 742-7486
EAGLE HARBOR 4/2.5
2400sf, clubhouse
amenities. On Pond, Pets
OK $1650 mo. 477-6311
E. Arlington/Intercoastal
home in Ashley Woods
just min from beaches.
3/2 Fen Yd, loc in Cul-de
-sac, W/D included, 2
Car Gar, Scr Prch, Pets
ok, 1950 sqft $1650 mo/
dep $1000. A must see!
12 346 Wavyleaf Ct.
E. ARL Rent to own 4/2,
brick, wd/tile firs, pool,
scr bk prch, nice n'borhd
$1400m+dp. 352-270-3871
S, Fleming
Island/Margarets
J>Walk- 5/2, 2500 sf.
gated. FIP ameni-
ties, cul-de-sac, hard-
wood floors, granite
counters. Beautiful
family home $1650 mo.
lawn & pest included.
Please call Kathy i
904-338-5614. PCS'd to
Ft. Stewart
ICW Large newer 3/2
house w/large yard.
Rent or lease to own.
$1350mo. 992-0940
ICW Pool home 3/2.
2car gar, fenced yd, scrn
porch, all appis, 1850sf,
culdesac $1375. 699- 245
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS -3/2,
gar, 1500sf, like new rent or
RTO $1l00mo. $179k. Guar
Fin. $Sk min down.
Call 904- 276-6446
LAKESHORE 3/1, great
cond, $935mo. pets ok
Call 881-9744
MAND 3/2, 2cgar, exc
cond, fpl, ch/a 1400sf
Great loc. Avail now.
$1200m 904.880-4507
Mandarin 3/2, 140C
sqft. 2-car, fenced yd
Purchase option.
$1050mo 804-937-6471
MANDARIN -3/2, 2 cat
gar, 1800sf, new floor
nrig. $1300mo + $130C
dep 268-9003
SMandarin 4/2.5 +
comp rm, 25 000sf,
shed, washer,
dryer, refrigerator,
sofa, chair, dining set.
$1600mo. Call 292-1040
or 338-1264
MANDRIN. 3BR/2BA,
$1300mo + $1300 sec
dep. new carpet & tile.
904- 260. 2756
MAND. Very nice Twnhm
3/2 lcgar 1600sf, appi
incl., no smoker/pets,
$1195m+dp. 904-287-9507
MARIETTA -3/2, all brick
fend yd, kit equip, quiet
n'hood, $1000m+ $500dp,
783-6800/237-5598
4, Mayport inter-
T coastal home 4/2,
< LR, FR, DR, 2600sf,
fireplace, ingrouni
pool, huge yard.
$l600mo 220-7073
4, Middleburg-3/2/2
Son over acre, new
Paint, new carpet,
10all appliances.
100% financing call
779- 1918
4, Minutes from
Mayport 4/2, LR,
FR DR, 2600sf
S$1600mo call
234-7653


420 Houses
420 HUnfurnished

ATTN: RENTERS
GREAT HOMES SEEKING
GREAT PEOPLE
Newly Remodeled I
Excellent Prop. Mgmt.
Fair Renta Rates.
S300 Move-In Special |
Murray Hill Areas.
NO HUD. Call Steve
,4 Titus Solutions
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Oakleaf Plant. Eagle
Landing New 3000sf 4/3
Lake, Reduced $459K
3.5% fin. 516-660-2709
Oakleaf Plant. New &
Ready. Lease-to-buy.
1800sf-3000sf $1500-
$2000m 516-660-2709
O.P. -1911 Hunters
Trace. Immac 3/2,2 car
gar, 1500sf, scrnd
porch, Ig fncd yd,
1150mo. 276-6446
OP 3/2 w/d hkp,
fncd bkyd no pets,
block & half to River Rd.
$950m. N/Smkr. 343-7608
O.P. NICE 3/1 -CH&A.
new cpt, pnt, Igfncd
lot, $11Omo +$700dep
Call 307-9245
O.P.- Spacious 4/2, 2 car
garage, 2284sf in Eagle
arbor, 3 way bedrm
split, form liv/din, scnr
porch, lawn care incl.
1475 Vanguard Realty
Inc. 904-2647181 ext I
ORANGE PK. NORTH 3BR
ch&a quality area, Irg
yrd, no pets $795 firm +
dep; PH 904777-8817
4 ORANGE PARK 3/2,
/ new carpet, appi,
,lpaint, w/d hkp,
enced yard. 340
Arora Blvd. $1000 mo +
$700 deposit. 298-3120
Orange PK/Flem Isl New
lux 4/3+gar end unit
2671 Tuscany Glen Dr.
off College St. $1300m
RTO Option. 626-4200
ORANGE PARK 3br/1.5ba
Ig twn home, storage
unit, Ig backyard.
$800/mo Call 504-9633
ORANGE PARK 3/2, Irg
fenced yd everything
new, next A+ School.
Across from Int. Daycare.
$1000m. 904. 29'3120
PVB E. of AlA 3/2 + ofc
2000sf., court yrd pool,
lawn/pool svc Incl, pets
ok. $1900. 904-703-0242
SAN JOSE Charming 3/2,
Ig fncd yd, CH&A, wdh,
gar, cpt/ tile firs fpIc,
pet ok with dep. $1295.
Call 904-838-8725
SAN JOSE 4br/2ba, newly
remod, quiet N'hood
lawn service. $13SOmo.
Call 904-806-5105
San Jose CC 3/2, gar,
den, hwd firs, ch/a, fen,
No pets $1050m. 3639
Coronado 904-731-1599
SAN MARCO 2/1, fpl,
hdwd firs, eat-n- kit, lyr
lease. $1000+$700sec.
904, 384-4080/707-1235
SOUTHSIDE $350 dn. to
own your home. All
areas avail. Call KD
Properties 566-6265
SOUTHSIDE Lantana Lk
2/2 wtrfront, fen scrnd
patio, $1025mo + $600
dep. Call 904-280-3202
SOUTHSIDE New 3/2.5
TwnHse, 1 gar, all appli,
Rent To Own, $1475mo
+ sec 904-806-1461
Southside, James Island
5/2/2 custom home,
G3ted, great locatn
2600 sf $2100. 210.OJ52
SOUTHSIDE/ICW
LEASE TO OWN OR RENT
S700K- 5bd/3.5bth
$430K- 4bdi'3.Sbth
$260K- Sbd/2bh6
$250K-4bd/2bth
Cash to qualify
688-0291
904.corn
Military-Waive deposit
SOUTHSIDE off Beach.
4/2 new carpet & cer. tile
Poss. RTO. $1195m+sec.
904- 287- 2727/982- 2106
SPRINGFIELD -3/1, land
rm, $680mo. $800dep
561-722-0692
S'SIDE/IRONWOOD 3/2.5,
Twnhm, 2cgar, scrn prch
on lake, appis, w/d, Rent
to own $1450m. Carol
Agnt/Ownr 904-219-1540
S'SIDE NEW TOWNHOUSE
Bartram Park 2br+loft,
2.5ba, wtrfrnt fountain
view. Pool, Gym, gated,
$17250m. 843-296-1479
S'SIDE/SPRING PK 1/1
Cottage, Irg fncd yd,
$550m+sec. Close to
downtown. 904-710-0648
ST.AUG/CR 210 -TH,
2br/2.5ba, w/lake,
$975mo. gated, pool,
Call 904-654-6382
ST. JOHNS CO. -border.
3/2.5, + den gar, new,
all new apple, $1250mo.
Call 904-249-4146
St. Johns Co./John Creek
OWNER FINANCING
All new 4/2,1750sf, new
pool comm, $1675mo.
Sm. Dn. 291-8311
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ST. JOHNS CO -4/3 brand
new, Murabella, $1995,
Call 904-233-0464
WESTSIDE 3/2 -5628
Tempest St. $775mo.
$700 dep. Call 219-0701
WESTSIDE 3br/1.Sba, big
laundry rm, storage
shed, culdesac $975m+
$975dep 310-529-3339
WESTSIDE 5133 Palmer
Ave 2/1, gar, 2 carports,
fncd yrd, w/d, fp, ch/a
$900m 904-534-1252
WESTSIDE -3/2 formal
LR/DR, farm rm,
$1300mo. 1534 Hope
Valley Dr. 614-9974
WESTSIDE NR ORANGE PARK
28R 1BA SMALL COTTAGE,
NO WD HOOKUP, QUIET
REF REQ. $595/MO. 778.2897






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Dan Jones
& Associates, Inc
(904) 757-3466
www.ERADANJONES.com
Homes,
Townhomes, and
Condominiums
1,2,3, & 4 Bedrooms
$550 -$1425
In the
Following Areas:
Northside
Orange Park
Oceanway
Downtown
San Marco
Victoria Point
Southside
Argyle
Westside
CALL 757 -3466
FOR OUR
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ARL- M/F to share lovely
furn home. $750m. Home
rarely 4036422/260- 5020
KERNAN BLVD Share hm
priv bath. $400m/$200sec
ncl utll. 234-1265
Mand share hse $600m
Inci elect, priv bath.
W/D. 813- 3822/260- 0901
OP newer hm on cul- de
.sac & pond. gym prv.
$475+part util. 349-3583
ORANGE PARK Fern to
share w/respons. Male.
Off Wells Rd., $550 Inci
satellite pkg, NS,
bkgrnd check, ref's
recq'd. 1st & sec.
278.5152 or 773-3939
Orange Pk Share 2 Story
Hse w/pool, seeks N/S
$325m+utlls 612-6646
ICW $400mo or $150wk
share hm kit privages
must have refs 223.0815
WESTSIDE
Roomate wanted
$350. per mO. 384-2631
WS- WF seeks day
working Male. Furn rm
priv bath, pool. Non smkr
$SOom Inc utils. 777.5955
435 Rooms
4 to Rent
ARLINGTON
LUXURY ROOMS
w/Mlcrowave & Refrig! '
Low Dally/Wkly Rates!
10% Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 725-3343
ARL -REGENCY INN *
WEEKLY SPECIALS! *
$139 -7 DAY STAY
(904) 72S -5093
BAYMEADOWS,
BEACHES, MANDARIN
SOUTHSIDE, WESTSIDE.
EFFIC $100WVK. 4P.t
$150week, aic.- n'uaw
forrent furn uniurr.
wk, month. 90- 302 57.
BEACHES -3dor n.:u,-
man and diukr-.Ier
$500mo, utili ,r..:id rI.:.
drugs/smokir.-, ,'-,'i
FLEMING ISLAND Upscale
Neighborhood, master
bdrm suite, priv.
entrance, furn, N/S,
incl's bills/ cable + DSL,
hse & pool privileges.
$450 + dep. Avail 10/1!
904-610-9512
SOUTHSIDE -Nice furn
rooms, near Mandarin /
dwntwn. Free cbl/elec
$140+wk Call 465-1777
Beach/
440 Vacation/
Resorts
PIGEON FORGE 10/27 -
11/03/06, 1BR, people.
Sunrise Ridge Resort.
$650. Call 912-882-1255
Commercial/
505 Industrial
For Rent
GREEN COVE SPRINGS
Comm/ whse space
avail, 4000sf & 6000sf
zoned light industrial
Call 272-8600
OP 2000sf w/small office
for :r e t, p-. DU.
$750m,:, 352 .J73-30,;
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Commercial
Real Estate
500 Commercial/
Industrial for Sale
505 Commercial/
Industrial for Rent
507 Commerclal/
Businesses for Sale
510 Retail/Office Space
for Sale
515 Retail/Office Space
for Rent
Coonnerci8al/
505 Industrial
For Rent

SOUTHSIDE
10,ooosf. CGr0deLevel,
17,300sf dock, 20,000sf.
Tirade, 27,500sf. dock
iaston Sanderson, &
Co. 356-2228 Realtor

510 Office Space
For Sale
RIVERSIDE & KING CRO
Lease /Purchase
Approx 6100sf. Ideal for
prof. med. 904. 612- 0558
515 Office Space
For Rent

ARLINGTON /WESTSIDE
Ideal for small church.
Call Andy 477-2288
E. ARL / REGENCY -new
1, 2, 3 rm ofc suites
incid elec/jant conf
rm. long term lesoe not
re-c ,-42-,E.00
NEW OFFICE CONDO
Avenues Professlonal
Park. 1060 SF. LaketronL
Serve north SLt. Johns
County and southeast
quadrant of Duval County.
Move in today, start rent
payments Jan. 1. 2007.
CalDeborah 519-8002.
NEW OFFICE SUITES
1,920 sf to 11,520sf
Eastpark Great location!
(904) 998-9339
P/T Office @ SS & JTB
Furnished & Incl. Recpt
$225/mo. Call 281-0566
SAN MARCO LOFTS
Live/ Work Zoned CRO
www.theioftssanmarco.com
1450 Flagler 396-9601
5 Retail
.52 For Rent

RESTAURANT OR OTHER
ROOSEVELT/ATLANTIC
/103RD 288-8500
SAN MARCO
7850sf for Sale/ Lease
1444 Home St. off Hen-
dricks Ave. Behind lofts.
$750,000 or $3000/mo.
Easton, Sanderson, &
Co. 356-2228 Realtor



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Business
Opportunities
Distnbutorships/
Franchises
Fictitious Names
Financial Services
Money to Lend or
Borrow
Mortgages Bought






DRY CLEANERS -at the
Beach. Estab since '90,
full plant, 904-338-3370

Gift Shop $59K St. Au9
on St. George St. seur




in Middleburg- 2200sf of
leased space, 2 years left
on lease. Estabquip. incIs: 2'90,




Lincoln Conveyor ovens,
full prep table refrigerated,904-338-3370
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Schools
Specialty Training/
Events



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Alliance Business Schools
Real Estate, Mortgage, TItle,
Home Inspection courses.
See Schedules at
alllancebuslnessschool.com
or Call: 904.1880 8070


MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
16 wk, medical tran-
scription state certi-
fied program. FMI:
Academy of Medical
Transcription INC
941-828-0051
www.transcrlptionschool.net

REAL ESTATE
I Week Day Class Oct 9
8 Week Eve Class Oct 16
Superior Instruction
www.myfrei.com
(904)269-2555
Florida Real Estate Institute

700 Domestic
Home Cleaners
Perfect Part Time Jobl
(Full time tool)
$200-$400/wk
Must have car.
Ph. 242 8235

705 Financial
COLLECTORS- Experi-
enced telephone col-
lectors.. Orange Park
area. Collection agency
exp. req'd. FAS Adjust-
ment Bureau 269-0137

707 Driver
Be A Team Player.
Drivers Wanted
Busy season 600-800 wk
Taxi. ParaTransit, Bchs
Taxi/Para- Transit 493- 5246
Tim Collins
Beach Taxi 249 0360
Brian

"'* Company
S, Drivers
S$15005ign on
Bonus"
Owner Operators
$2000 Sign on Bonus*
*Paid First 2 Weeks
WANTED! Drivers w/ 2
or moreyrs exp. &
Class A CDL- Hazmat
Home most wknds
NEW PAY PACKAGE
$.34-.38/mile
O/OP pay $.90/mile
+ fuel supplement
S$.01 Safety Bonus
$.02 Service Bonus
*Medical Dental 401k
Paid Vac & holidays
Optional Health Care
Programs that include
a 100% Company Pd
Premium Prog,
Optional Per Diem Pay
Program@ $52.00 /day
Call
Greg@
800-723-3424 for info


PAINTERS
with commercial & resi
dental experience.
tools & transportation.
307-0110 DFWP
PIPELAYERS &
LABORERS
With 5yrs exp. TOP PAY
BENEFITS & 401K. EOE
Drug Free Workplace
Callaway Contracting
904-751-8944 Call
between 6:30a & 8:30a
PLASTERERS &
LABORERS WANTED
Top wages for Qualified
Individuals. Beneft-s
okg avail 249-3049


Join the Leader in the
Portion Control Condiment Food Industry
We are accepting applications for the following positions:
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE-2"" & 3D SHIFT
MACHINE OPERATOR-2"" & 3"8 SHIFT
SANITATION TECHNICIAN-3-" SHIFT

You can pick up an application at Portion Pac offices:
7500 Forshee Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32219
or
Fax Resume to 904-695-1335


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707 Driver
BOX TRUCK DRIVER no
CDL needed, 5 day
week, Avg $500wk 2yr
exp req'd. 04-463-0405
class B License Expe-
rience preferred.
benf, comp wage SIGN
ON BONUS 904. 9401226
Independent contract
delivery driver, PT Pre
fer mini-van, covered
pu or SUV. Fuel sur
charge & lots of work
Call 904.710.6578.
CDL CLASS A DRIVERS
Local hauling, Baldwin
min $150/ day +bnfts.
Permanent work.
Call 904.266.-2030

710 Industrial/
STrades

CARPENTERS
UPRIGHT
CONSTRUCTION INC
HIRING EXPERIENCED
RESIDENTIAL FRAMERS
TOP PAY &
SIGN ON BONUS
Health benefits
Paid Holidays
Paid vacations
Gas allowance
*40 plus hrs/week
Company T-shirts
Quarterly Bonus
program
Call 813-2524 Daytime
Call 509-7515 Daytime
Evenings 904-261-5694
ELECTRICIANS
for W'side commercial
projects. 401K, medical
insurance. Drug test
req'd. 813.477-5896
FINISH MOTOR
GRADER CREW
for St. Johns Co. project.
Apply in person or call
904-772.1313. EOE. DFWP
GRADER, DOZER,
TRACKHOE,
ROLLER OPERATORS &
OFF ROAD TRUCK DRIVERS,
Exp'd, for N. St. Johns
Co. Project. DFWP Apply at
7587 Wilson Blvd. JAX. EOE
Laborer
Unload rock from rail
cars. $9.50/hr. Driver's
License a plus. 1st Shift
M-F. (904)358-6740.


710 Industrial/
710 J Trades

3 POSITIONS OPEN
Combination
Welder /Mechanic.
Sandblaster. Laborer.
A&A Welding, Westside/
Whitehouse area. 10419
General Avenue.
904.-783-8145.

PESr CONTROL CO-
ne-eds Laancare Techs.
No experience reqd
Earn $30 534K istyr +
oenillts. Beach office
DFWP 241 7874

711 Marine
Trade
CAPTAINS, MARINE
ENGINEERS & A/B'S
for American Marine
Highly qualified to work
on production dredg
ing jobs and working on
EMD and Alco Engines.
Experience is a must.
High wages,:travel and
ful health benefits for
your family. Must have
card. Contact: Port
Captain, Matthew Spal
eta @ 310.547-0919, Fax
resume to 310-547- 031.
E. mail address:
spaleta@amarinecorp.com


712 Mechanic
LAWN MOWER SMALL
ENGINE MECHANICi n.,,p
e-or ence and on,..n
[o,-r.is Cert prer FT PT


720 Medical

PHYSICAL THERAPY
ASSISTANTS
The Chesapeake Center.
NOW HIRING
'D] -. 'r. B.:,r.un -
Excellent Pay & Benefits
5 WEEKS OF PERSONAL
LEAVE
Fax resume 757- 436- 6843
Call Toll Free
866-912-5500 x 2 or email
recrult@chesapeakectr.com


CLINICAL COUNSELOR FOR CHILDREN
Jacksonville, FL Job #06-202
Provide counseling for children responding to a
wide range of child abuse issues including
safety planning and risk assessment. Develop
and Implement prevention activities focused
primarily on the prevention of violence to chil-
dren. Provide information to high-risk groups,
medical professionals, educators and others
about abuse and treatment. Master's Degree in
Social Work or Marriage and Family Therapy or
Doctoral degree In Psychology, Clinical
license/certification to provide clinical services
as an independent practitioner. Minimum of
2,000 hours of full-time, post-lcensure clinical
experience. One year exp. in assessment and
treatment of children exposed to family vio-
lence.
CYNICAL COUNSELORS
Navy FFSC,
Mayport, FL Job #06-173 & 06-209
Jacksonville, FL Job# 06-203/204
Provide short-term, solution-focused clinical
intervention for clients. Master's Degree in
Social Work, clinical license/certification and 2
years post-master's supervised clinical exp.
required.
Personal Financial Education Specialist
Mayport, Fl Job #06-118
Provides one-on-one consultation, information
and referral, classroom training, workshops and
seminars. BA/BS in education or a combination
of education and exp. to serve as a personal
financial mgmt counselor. National certification
as an Accredited Financial Counselor preferred.
WORK AND FAMILY LIFE CONSULTANT (WFL)
Jacksonville, FL Job #06-205/206
Mayport, FL Job #06-210
The WFL will provide education, information/
referrals, classroom training, consultations and
workshops. Associate's Degree in Education
Social/ Behavioral Science OR 2 years related
work experience.
Receptionist/Admin Assistant
Jacksonville/Mayport FL Job #06-207/211
Zeiders Enterprises, Inc. is a leading provider of
military family support programs.
Receptionist/Admin Assistant provides client
assistance, typing filing and administrative
support. HS graduate with mmin. 2 years recep-
tionist exp. Microsoft Word required.
Send resume to:
Zeiders
3421 Commission Ct, Suite 101,
Woodbridge, VA 22192.
Email: jobs@zeiders.com
FAX: 800-286-2703 EOE
visit: www.zeiders.com


720 Medical
PA MD/DC clinic in
Jesup Ga. Family prac
twice. PT/FT. Benefits
included. Email resume
advancedhealthca@bellsoullth.net
RECEPT/INSURANCE per
son for busy Jackson
vllle Bch Eye Clinic.
Experience helpful Fax
rei to. 904-246-0269

723 Denial

DENTAL ASST
EDA, FT, 3yrs exp.
Busy Esthetic ofc.
Detail Oriented.
Call Donna 904-631-4118
7 5 Office/
725 Clerical
GENERAL OFFICE
W, Exc, & Qbooks. Asst.
cust service. F/T P/T.
388-8910 or email
info@sheilascakes.com

735 Restaurants/
SHotels

COOKS/KITCHEN
MANAGER
Contact Hootie at
645-5500
Jacksonville Gold Club
-DANCERS DANCERS
H.ring dancr.-r.
bartenoa-r: aire 5aes
aecurir.
FLASHDANCERS
Wat5isde'B ne...Tc[ club
2u003 Biandinr Bive.
Call 389-8273
DANCERS DANCERS
NO nudity, ro e> p nec
Will tra31n AM PM.
No Mandatory, Tip Ou's
Wackos 399-1110
DANCERS, DOORSTAFF.
& BARTENDERS
NEEDED
CALL 757.7370
SERVERS & KITCHEN
HELP- will train.
Club Continental
Orange Park. 264-6670


735 Restaurants/
J3 Hotels

DANCERS *
Bartender, Waitstaff
Day/Night Available
BEST SHOWBAR
AT THE BEACHES!
CROSSROADS
(904) 247-4322

Upc ale retirement
. c.mmuni in In&
B- m do'.' S 5 0l.ile jrva
,u ltime rrea oen,:iiii
& competitive wages.
Apply in person
Carriage Club of
Jacksonville,
9601 Southbrook Drive,
Jacksonville, FL 32256
or call 642-4649.
DFWP EOE M/F.
We do drug testing and
background checks

Waitstaff, Cook
Bartenders, Doorstaff
Call 399 1110

WAITSTAFF
Call Malabar
9801 Beach Blvd.
641.5033


740 Retail

FURNITURE
PREP &
ASSEMBLY
This entry level posi-
tion offers: great
opportunities with a
Sunique & successful
retail Co. No late
nights or Sundays.
Apliy In person at
Wood You Furniture
700 185 Blanding
Blvd Orange Park


745 Sales
SALESPERSON
For Industry Leader In
Manufactured Homes.
Earning Potential
$40,000-$100,000
Plus Benefits!
FAX RESUME 783-9598
OR CALL TODAY 783- 8385
Sales Professional great
opportunity for exp. in
home sales profes
sional to sell one of
Remodeler Magazines
Top Products of the
Year. Uncapped com
mission. Guaranteed ter
ritory, training & sup
port leads provided.
Contact Terry between
8am-. 5pm. 405-314-8425

750 Technical/
SEngineering


Naval Architect
GS- 871-12
($62,291- $80,975)
Closing date:1lo/18/06
Apply on-line
https://chart.donhr.navy.mil
Announcement No.
SE6. 0871-12- MZ428047- DE
Responsible for repair/
maintenance of US
Navy ships
Structures/ Stability/
Preservation/Docking/
Cofferdams
Southeast Regional
SMaintenance Center,
Mayport FL
Equal Employment
Opportunity Employer

753 Security

TACTICAL
OFFICERS
$795/wk. Paid travel,
lodging and per diem.
Military or police exp.
req'd.
S Supervisors,
Executive protection,
Tactical officers.
Stateside only.
CALL 1.888.398- 8903
www.specialresponse.com


753 ) Security
Extradition Specialist
Looking for something
different and exciting?
Do you like to travel?
TransCor America has
openings for qualified
applicants In Rock
ledge to transport pris
owners throughout the
United States.
Must be able to obtain a
Class B CDL permit
prior to employment.
Experience in correc
tons, law enforcement,
military or security.
Apply online at
www.transcor.com
or call 800-825-3320
for an application.
An EEO/AA
Employer M/F/V/D

755 Miscellaneous

Cargo Agents
JOB FAIR
Quantem AviatIon
Services, Inc.
31 Ji k rillle
interri 'l Airport
Pi-iase lslit u a! the
Holiday inn
116:0 Du.3iRdI.
eda e-pt 2:in.
1amM. pT. cTr
call iC.r 3Pp6 741 3F7N

DISPATCHER -needed
for large trucking co.
exp pref. Great pay.
Please fax resume Amn:
Tammy 904-632-0740
Call 904-632-.2090 ask
for Tammy or Rhonda
Drivers
Guards
SMessengers
Brinks. Inc is Ihe premier
froicler ot armored car
r-an ooratoion We
oHer:
-Full MeDical Dental Pkg
-C.-.mpan MaP.1cning-10ok
-Tuition Reimiur e-ment
-Pala vacation
-Time & half for 40+ hrs
m Avg Annual Salary $29K
(includes OT)
Qualified candial3tes ail
complete a:
.Successful Polgraoh
examination
*Successful background
Investigation
Drug test/D.O.T. physical
For directions or more
Information please call
(904) 353-4331. Brink's
is an equal opportunity
employer m 'f 'hv
License nBB6700010
Home Cleaners
Perfect Part Time Jobl
(Full time too!)
$200$400/wk
Must have car.
Ph. 242- 8235
LAWN MAINTENANCE,
FOREMAN & HELPERS
for Orange Park FT,
$8-$10/hr. Start immed
406-lawn (5296)
LIGHT MAINTENANCE
FT/PT military expert
ence preferred Ortega
Church/ Day School cal
Nick 387-8754 x235
VET TECH/KENNEL HELF
for Show kennel. Gooc
pay. Mandarin area
Call 262-8475/334-3665


Drees Homes
Family Owned and Nationally Recognized
COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE
POSITIONS
Community Representatives needed for our new home
communities, Dunn Creek Pointe and Oakbrook,
located in the North Jacksonville area and Sandler's
Preserve in the West Jacksonville area. These posi-
tions are part-time 16-24 hours a week both weekday
Sand weekend hours. If you like people, are outgoing,
and possess good organizational and interpersonal
skills this is an excellent opportunity. Duties include
greeting the public, answering the phone, and setting
appointments. Basic computer skills are required.
Hourly rate plus incentive. If interested, please
contact Bonita Golden for Dunn Creek Pointe at
(904) 757-5988, Karen Delozier for Oakbrook at (904)
757-8788 or Joyce Buchanan for Sandler's Preserve
at (904) 772-7464.

Equal Opportunity Employer
Drug Free Workplace,


GMAC

Vanguard GMA-




Realty Inc., REALTORS ate

2433 West 1st St. 9676 South Watershed 8054 North Cumberland Gap 3279 Soutel Dr
Jacksonville, FL. 32254 Jacksonville, FL. 32220 Jacksonville, FL. 32244 Jacksonville, FL. 32208


'/f ureai investmentI tr investors IOoKinUg IUI
positive cash flow or for first time buyer, you can
live on one side and rent the other. This duplex has
new roof within last 6 months. This property is a
must see.

$115,000


Call Tim Steward at
904-338-3533
With Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


8342 East KNOTTS LANDING
Jacksonville, FL. 32244


III n u IIUJI LL! ruu InIe sIILuC z UUIUUII n, IwU UUIIin
very spacious open floor plan. Large den with fireplace
an large family room. Nice large serene backyard,
with screened patio and beautiful landscaping.

$180,000



Call Melissa Hawkins
(904) 980-4344 or (904) 234-5391
Vanguard. Real Estate GMAC

2633 Springwillow Dr.
Jacksonville, Fl. 32205


4/3 3000 sq. ft. buill 2005 lot size .27 acie-
Fox Hill Farms executives beautiful home! Corner lot-
all brick home with lots and lots of room. Great open
floor plan with huge kitchen and plan with huge
kitchen and pantry room separate. Breakfast nook is
as large as most dining rooms. Formal living and
dining separate room with 2 sets of trench doirs
coulbe den or office. $315,000
Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


Ihis beauty located in W e Hamlet 1534
ft. 3 bdrm 2 bth home has fenced backyard
with front and backyard sprinkler system and
alarm system. Home is like new built in 2005
still smells new. Owner is offering home war-
ranty and $5,000.00 towards qualified buyers
closing. Come see this Westside beauty and
you'llreel right at home. $185,000

Call Tim Steward at
904-338-3533
With Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


7145 Paul Howard
Jacksonville. FL. 32222


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Extremely clean triple wide home with wonderful
decorator touches, both secluded front porch and
open back deck are in excellent condition. Just
doesn't feel like a mobile home. $139,900


Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


1071 S. Edgewood Ave. Unit 604
Jacksonville, FL. 32205











Quiet 6t1, topoor auv I dim l at 877 sq
ft.w/ glassed in balcony which could be a ce, den or
extra room for guests.w er hea er A, over
stove microwave paint & cart. Poo unry room, &
activity room All his in gated security. Conveniently
located ner hospital & shopping n historic Avondale &
urray Hill. areee living or adults55 an over. No
dogs allowed..
Pam Fore $82,900
Cell: (904) 563-1024
Office: (904) 908-4344
Fax: (904) 389-2921
Emai : pamfore@bellsouth.net


p/ making nome InnlIUluNi.l UKADLE ehIlUUor-
hood! Sac us Olpen oor an. Stunning grealo.om
vh valete celings. UGt bedrooms w/.walk in

cosets, freshly pnIine ut with eutraj designer
Ecor HUGE oAI ARD w/privacylfenced corner lot
,Iew carpet, lots ot upgrades & prie in ownership
s ows! Great investment close o soppig, NS,
295 & anywhere you want to be! ArgytOakleaf
W/O FEES! $179,000
Call Melissa Hawkins
At 904-234-5391
Or 904-908-4344
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


4421 Steamboat Springs
Jacksonville, FL. 32210











3 21557sq. in 200
Formal living and dining; nice sized kitchen with 42'
cupboards and an eat in space. Large family room.
Split bedrooms feature master suite with tray ceilings
and large walk in closet; two other bedrooms are
nice sized fully fenced rear yard with nice open
patio. $198,900

Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


10232 Wood Dove Way
Jacksonville, FL 32221


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pen floor plan. You'll love the spacious kitchen over
cooking the family room with view of the lake. This
home is a must see in a great subdivision located on
the West side. Seller will pay to $5000.00 in closing
costs and provide a Home Warranty Policy.
$210,000
Tim Steward of the Argyle Team
904-338-3533
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


L/ nHme on I/L acre 101. iII 3un rI. IIUinI Icu-
tures living room, kitchen, and front family room
that could easily be converted to 3rd bedroom. Both
and kitchen recently tiled. Huge lot has turn around
drive, is fully fenced and even has a storage shed.

$119,900

Joyce Fraser of Vanguard Realty GMAC
Phone: 904-759-3862
or 904-908-0112


1025 Doshire Dr.
Jacksonville, FL. 32065


e*l'i sq n.3 nBearooms a3 baths 0 AtIaHneu L
car garage Large game/family room(could be 4th
bedroom) Formal )ining Room Den with full Wall
Fireplace Large Eat in Kitchen Large office area*

Large Wooden Deck at Pool area and also (ool
Decking around Pool Fenced in back yard Great
Location-Just off Blanding/College $189,900

Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


8976 Redtail Dr.
Jacksonville, FL. 32244











This is wonderful home for less In 100. per
sq areot. tovenient to new ma ito
5"2, 590 sq. lot size 60 x 125, built in 202
Gorgeous ran new KB executive home, tormal iv-
n inoin, Large fqmiiy oom, Huge kichen witl
large breakastM nook; el!xxe mast suite; uge oft
Gam ron u trs i 4 extra arge bedrooms
Swith in closes); inside nry room upstairs
$335,000
Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC


Joyce Fraser

Broker Associate

The Argyle Team

8415 Cheswick Oaks Ave, Ste. 3

Jacksonville, FL 32244

(904) 908-0112


3265 Soutel Dr
Jacksonville, FL. 32208


a/ I HUin UI .t/I cIU IUI. Iuuu jq. [r. uLnIIiniiy
home with huge Garden in back yard, Fully fenced
yard. Sit in the covered hot tub for relief from a
stressful day while the children play in handmade


playhouse.


$129,900


Joyce Fraser of Vanguard Realty GMAC
Phone: 904-759-3862
or 904-908-0112


6069 Maggies Circle
Jacksonville, FL. 32244


3 0 oearooms L DUatrooms, 19LO 1. ri. uuIII ILuuj.
In Natures hideaway subdivision. One year new
condo with all appliances. Unit is across from pool
and mailboxes.

$132,000


Call Joyce Fraser
(904) 759-3862
Vanguard Real Estate GMAC

2604 Iroquois Ave.
Jacksonville, FL. 32210


Iraditional 3/1, 1326 sq. ft. separate living room
and den, screened porch,with single car detached
garage and covered carport. Remodeled front
entrance, including new door, slate tile, awning, and
decorative handle with separate double-sided key
deadbolt. Remodeled bathroom $284,900

Dam Fore
cell: (904) 563-1024
Office: (904) 908-4344
ax:f (904) 389-2921
Emal : pamfore@bellsouth.net


755 Miscellaneous,
VEHICLE YARD PERSON

CONDITION REPORTS.
REQUIRES HIGH SCHL
GRADUATE, GOOD DRV
RECORD, GOOD HAND-
WRITING SKILLS.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
DETAIL ORIENTED
WILL TRAIN.
BENEFITS. WESTSIDE
CONTACT DIANE
904-772-8016R


760 Part-Time
MUSIC INSTRUCTORS
Great opportunity to
teach piano, guitar
violin, drums & voice.
Salary based on educa
tlon & exp. Mlddleburg
area Call Ritmo School
ci Mluic 90t1282 1 .44




In-home daycare
on base has
openings for
Infants and tod-
dlers. Please call
912 576 4112
7 la -i


BEST MASSAGE & FACIAL
W. 103rd St. pass
McManus Rd. turn R. at
Timber Run. Mariko
446-5504 Lic# FS6314





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SALES





TICKETS

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advertisements
in the
Merchandise
section of the
Classifieds



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P 1800's Carved French
sideboard w/hutch $5K
d Chocolate pot $500.
Eng. Teacups $20ea.
Glassware 904- 757- 0063


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18 lax All NeWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, September 28, 2006


AC, Heating, Fuel
Antiques
Appliances
Arts & Crafts
Auctions
Building Supplies
Business/Office
Equipment
Clothes
Collectables
Computer
Craft/Thrift Stores
Electronics
Estate Sales
Farm/Planting
Fruits/Vegetables
Furniture/Household
Garage Sales
Garden/Lawn
Hot Tubs/Spas
Jewelry/Watches
Kid's Stuff
Machinery and
Tools
Medical
Miscellaneous
Merchandise
Musical Merchandise
Photography
Portable Buildings
Public Sales
Sporting goods
Tickets
Trailers
Wanted to Buy or
Trade



COFFEE BREWER
Bunn Twin, Airpot,
.1 220v, $875 or best
S offer. Robert
904-213-6536
DRYER & WASHER
-HD, $200 set.
339-4222
For Sale Kenmore
S heavy duty
Slasher and elec-
tric dryer good
condition $220 obo. Call
Charles 860-5995
a GE Washing
I Machine $125,
I Maytag dryer $125
- eall Both for
$2001 Call 912-729- 7982
a WASHER/DRYER
SSET Kenmore, 2 yrs
757-403-8205
4 Washer and Dryer
S front loading,
Sstackable excel-
l' ent condition,
manuals included
$300 860-5948
SWasher and Dryer
Sfor sale, excellent
SI condition asking
$350 434-2759 or
434-2533 $200 if
sold separate
Whirlpool Calypso Gas
Dryer 3 years old, Excel
cond. $200. 904-
940-3009 or 610-5750
4 Whirlpool electric
range $165. Two
years old for more
details phone
472-1417 or 777-6660
anytime.



RESTAURANT /BAR
EQUIP -Call for listing
912-634-6753 or
404-545-0195 Patrick
A Heck of a Price
Conference table $199
Workstations $299 each.
Gator Office Furniture
(904) 724 -6400







ESTATE
SALES


PU LI
NOTICE


TICKETS


Look for these
advertisements
in the
Merchandise U
section of the U


E Engagement Ring-
T Solitaire 1.11 CTW
, 1- clarity 14K gold.
Paid $3500 sell
$2500 have original
receipt. 904-220 7886



S- Sony Flat Screen
TV 32"-Wega dual
tuner, PIP, paren-
tal control wire-
less headphones. $399
call 912-882-5865
SURROUND SOUND
New 5.1 AM/FM
Hirwith subwoofer.
Still in box.
$300firm. 1000 watts
9121-882-4168,



B. Langston's Presents
Grove Park/SS
Antiq. furn, BR sets. This
Henredon Eterge', good
glass, collectable, ivory,
jewelry, ooks, Etc.
6903 Waikiki off Beach
& Altama. Wed. 5-7;
Thur/Fri. 10-4
www.blangston.com
St. Augustine Shores Fri.
Sat 9-5, 705 Bahia Dr.
Antiqs to Mod, furn,
h'hold, Jewelry, gisswr,
dolls, applis, tools, etc.
www.yesterdayschildinc,com


5e piece sleigh
SI night stands and
'lamps. Queen
brand new pillow top
mattress purchased
from "Rooms 2 Go"
$1200 obo. Call
262 880 9821
BDR SBaby changing
/ table $30, Bent-
wood rocking chair
$25. Call 992-6877
Baker's Rack display
stand, antiqued metal
w/ 3 metal and 1 glass
shelf $50. Call 510 7104
BDRM SET 6pc Incl. Qn
matt set, new in box
$499. Can del. 391-0015
BEDe/#1 BEST PRICE
Queen or full mattress $100
King $160(904) 674-0405
BED $100 1/1
Brand name box & matt
QN SETCan del 858-9350
BED $130 ON PT box &
mattress, brand name,
new in plastic.858-9350
BED $299 Brand name Kg
pill top SET. New, w/
warr. Can del. 391-0015
BED $350 Beautiful new
temp-pedic MEM. box
&matt in plastic, 10r
warr 398-5200 can deliv
BED $395 Solid wood
cherry sleigh bed w/
matt. & box. Retail $950.
858-9350 Can deliver
4 o, Bedroom
Suit-Double bed
with mattress,
chest dresser, and
nightstand. $500 Call
552-0365

4 BEDROOM: Solid
| Rosewood; king
Sheadboard, 2 night
$stands, triple
dresser mirror chest.
A magnificent steal at
$2000. 241- 6170.

[Bedroom 4Pc Set $199!
I TRUCK LOAD SALE!
End Tables From 20 9
SNghtStands From 29
IQn Plush Beds 1991
I 20 TV's From ;69
25" ColorTV's From 89 I
Sofa & Chair 298
I King Plus Beds 32491
ESCORT CLEARANCE
L C4IjENTER ]
L (904) 396 -9000
SBlack natuzzi
leather couch and
4at1 loveseat excellent
condition $500.
Call Dave 757- 395- 7026
SBUNK BED w/full
Size bottom twin
4 size top and new
-mattresses. Call
912-882-1360. $190
Bunkbed Set-Two
mattress full lin-
ens, matching
spreads and desk.
$450 obo call
904-291-3450
SQueen size bed-
room set head
Board, foot board,
dresser, mirror,
nightstand, oak asking
$750 AlP call 491-7996
Dining room table
With four chairs,
Coffee table with
S end tables,
Entertainment
center and floor lamps.
Call 868 3930
SDiningin room table,
6 chairs w/hutch,
solid wood $250
9L262-6794
Elegant sofa and
loveseat $400 neg.
337-255-4451 ask
for Sarah
cajuntumers@aol.com
pics available upon
request.
4 END TABLES and
Coffee table. Honey
< IOak Oval, $100/set
OBO. 729-7218 Iv msg
4 Entagere Display
Stand, black metal
k w/ 4 glass shelves
$50. Call 510 7104
4L, For sale Graco 3 In
1 baby crib, with
mattress, chiang-
Ing table, and
dresser. Like new $200
obo call 673-8630
4, Full size mattress
i and box spring
< bassett from Bj's.
Guest room use.
Excellent condition
$150 O.P. Call 276.0426
4, Furniture-White
S baby changing
S table/dresser
$100, pink toddler
bear bed $50, excellent
condition. Call 729.3390
4. German Wallunit
S (Shrank) Pur-
tip l chased in Ger-
many great condi-
tion. Authentic
oakwood cabinet
carvings and bar. Must
see $1500 Vickie
382-4611.
4 Large Panasonic
microwave $40
j oak rolltop desk
$60, large speak-
ers for stereo (4) $20
each, 17" computer
monitor $40, metal
desktop $20. Must Sell!
904264-9028/309- 3298
Matt. Set Queen Pillow Top
Still in plastic $150,
Can Deliver (904) 674-0405
Memory Foam Matt Set
New Queen $370
10 yr Warr. (904) 674 0405
4, Palm Casual 60"
table 6 chairs
glider chair, two
end tables,
reclining chair, otto-
man chaise lounge.
$550 27&6-0426
PERSIAN RUGS (2)
each over $3000 new,
will sacrifice $1000/each.
Excellent shape, like new.
779-1804
PORCELAIN Cast
Siron sinks (2),
t I double basins $40
ea. Student school
desk $25. Call
904-821-7670
0 Sleeper sofa, great
T condition $150.
| Call 860-5948
4, SLEEPER SOFA
/ Queen sleeper in
< .exc cond, $150. Call
757-403-8205.
Q, Sofa Lane reclin-
T ing very nice
A i leather good con-
dition $499,
matching swivel rocker
recliner $250 call
912.882,5865


4, SOFA- It blue with
S floral pattern,
good condition
must sell $85. Call
387-5615
STwin bed with
headboard, two
dressers, mirror,
desk, two bed
rails. $800 obo call -
904-272-7493
UBA TUBA GRAN
ITE, 1 inch black
I w/pcarl, approx 60 sf,
Ideal for kit or bath.
already polished, 249-9122
White storage
furniture, white
coffee stand, 1/4
carat size 7 sol-
itare ring. Excellent
Condition moving must
sell AlP call 491-7996



Arl Kensington Sat 8am
Greens, St. Martins Dr E
Lakes, Hovington Cir W
ATL. BCH SAT 8a-? furn,
HH gds, clothing, misc.
666 Aquatic Dr.
Avondale- 3805 Holling
sworth St. Furn home
items, clothes, art
work, linens. Sat 8am
E. Arl. Fri. 8-2. & Sat. 7-2.
Monument Landing,
High Laurel Dr. 2 Gam-
ing systems & More!
E. Arlington Indian
Springs Comm Gar Sale
Sat. 8a-2p Rain day Sun,
12800 Atlantic Blvd.
across from Girvin
Plaza.
Garage Sale
S 10/13,10/144
families 10827
"t Wahine Dr. all
kinds of items. 7- 2 off
St. Johns Bluff between
Atlantic/Beach
SGarage Sale 9/29,
9/304 families.
10827 Wahine Dr.
s All kinds of items
7-2 off St. Johns Bluff.
between
Atlantic/Beach.
oL Garage Sale 9/29,
/ 9/30 4 families
L L 10827 Wahine Dr.
S all kinds of items.
7-2 off St. Johns Bluff
between
Atlantic/Beach
SGarage Sale S a t -
urday 8,12, 12575
S aDeeder Lane.
Everything must
go!
4, Kingsland moving
1 sale 9/16/06 7a. p
Furniture galore.
1 95, exit 6, Laurel
Island, turn left first
light, look for signs.
o Orange Park
T Moving sale Fri,
S Sat, Sept 29-30
*'I Baby clothes, fur-
niture, appliances
everything must go.
2132 Gamma Ct.
Northside Fri Sat Sun 8- 5
7064 Rivercrest off
Heckscher Dr. JD Diesel
Tractor, canoe car
dolly, mower tools,
hh items, clothes, toys.
ORTEGA Entire HH furn,
linen, glass, kit., clothes
& gar. full. 5075 Ortega
Blvd. Fri/Sat 8-3pm.
PONTE VEDRA SAT. 8 -1
150-A N. Roscoe Blvd.
Lots of kitchen items,
crystal, chairs. TV's
LOTS OF STUFF!
San Jose Multi Family Sat
Sun. 4652 Redwood Ave.
truck, saw, furn, applis.
4 Westside Sat 8-12
9/23.5666 Bryner
t iSt. odds and ends.
WS/MURRAY HILL Fri/Sat
8am. lp. 3552 College St.
Lots of great stuff.
BARGAIN HUNTERS GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA



FILL DIRT CHEAP!
904- 497-9666
4 Ryobi string trim-
Smer plus gas $75,
weedeater
blower/vac gas
$50. Both In good condi
tion call 375-9733
LANDSCAPE LAWN
MAINT. EQPT FOR SALE
w/trailer& truck. $8000.
732- 492- 8483



S1/4 carat size 7
solitare ring.
Excellent Condi-
tion moving must
sell AlP call 491-7996



Craftsmen tools
for sale
plain/band saw,
4 radial arm saw,
chop saw, sander. Call
Greg
904- 588- 8471/751- 6776



8 ft. Air Hockey
table, electronic
| scoring has all
needed accesso-
ries plus extras.
Rarely used paid $550
new, asking $350 obo.
Call 912-576-4996
4 8 ft. Air Hockey
Stable electronic
S scoring has all
needed accesso-
ries plus extras. Rarely
used paid $550 new
asking $350 obo.
S8 ft. Pool Table
black an chrome
with red felt. Slate
S top many extras 2
yrs. old rarely used
$1800 obo.
J, AIR HOCKEY TABLE
regulation size,
Harvard New Motor.
New $200 for $75 obo.
912-673-7285
., Basketball por-
table hoop, Futon
| twin/full size
bunkbed black
frame, Weight set
system $60 each.
Available 5'7pm
642' 3830
o Bunn Airpot Rack
T with 3 Alrpots for
coffee brewer $75
obo. Call
904-213-6536


Brought new
machine selling
old one. Touch
Ultra 100 test
strips plus 100 lancets.
$15 good 1/31/07.
693-4452
SBunn Twin Alrpot
coffee brewer,
220V $850 obo.
Call 904-213-6536
., Cabinet for DVD's,
CD's and VHS
I1tapes. Woodgrain,
lockable doors. 39
Inches high, 19
wide. $65 268-2482
4 Cabinet with for-
mica top 6 ft.
length $150 obo.
Call 904-213-6536
Deep freeze chest $50,
Texas holdem poker
table handmade $150.
Please call 757-469-4167
L. DISHES -8 pc CoreAle,
S white w/peach. Miss
ling one coffee cup, inc
8 glasses. $25
729-7218 Iv msg
4 DRESSER, solid $50.
STV stand with 3
| drawers $50. AC,
8000btu w/remote
$50. Rollerblades 10
men and 6-7 women $25
ea. Call 912-496-4885.
FILL DIRT CHEAP!
904- 497-9666
For Sale Yerf Dog 2
sweater go.-cart
Runs great $450
tl 751-6776
SFolding blue
massage table
with head rest, in
great shape and is
light weight $300
obo. Call 272-7493
FOR SALE: Dryer
S$25, Gas trimmer
S$30, Lawn mower
$60 self propelled.
Call 292-1040 or
338-1264
FREEZER- Large chest
SKenmore deep freezer
SI for sale, excellent
condition, $100.
Call 292-9130
SGone with the
wind collector
S plates certified in
original boxes.
Collector mugs
and other Items
904-278-6251
Honda Accord
T '01-coupe, 4cyl,i
auto, sunroof.
loaded, clean. New
tires tune-up $9500
obo. Call 912-729-8667
leave msg.
4, Like new electric
Spatio grill $80,
wI dining room table
k." with china cabi-
net $1500, assorted
children toys $20
249-1666
RIMS: 16" Honda Prelude
org. alloy rims. $100 for
all 4. 291-3204
Sofa and loveseat,
eggplant $500
Sl obo, Cherry
L/ entertainment
system $300,
Reclining sleeper green
sectional $400, Dresser
nightstand $200 All G.C.
674-0981
Thomas the Train
SSet, plus train table,
good condition, 3
Complete sets several
trains must seel $400 obo.
904-771-7219
Sb. Two dagger one
Person kayaks with
I paddles. $600 each.
Exc condition call
after 5:30pm 882-3191
SWedding Dress
size 14 never worn
$950 new, will sell
for $500 obo. Call
552-0365

SWet/Dry vac.
Craftsmen 16 gal-
lon, 5 1/2 HP. Long
hose with attach-
ments. Looks and
works great $40.
268-2482
SWORD PROCESSOR
Brother 500, $45.
kLNordic Track, like
new $150. 771-0249
SX-Box games $5
each, Infant swing
$20, call 801-1641
or for games name
mail
aglagill@yahoo.com


Drum Sets (150) $149Up
New 5pc & hdwr $349 300
Guitars $49Up 387- 6527
4 G4-12 Custom
S Straight Guitar
t.,| fCab. Two celestion
GL2H-30, two
celestion V-30. Solid
birch wood construc-
tion. 8 ohm stereo.
Brand new $450 firm.
Call 904-710-6184
PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 7140141



Bowflex XTL-
Excellent Condi-
v> tion $800 obo.
742-7851
4 For sale Bowflex
select tech 220
dumb bells call
Kim 778-2464. You
must see to believe
4 Reebok Vista
treadmill with 7"
flat screen TV with
t fan call Kim
778 2464
Left handed golf
S set-tour series
I woods 1-3-5 irons
three thru pw
$145. Mint condition
call Walt 778-9167
Left handed golf
Asset foremost tour
series. Woods one,
three, five irons.
Three thru PW. Call
778-9167
SPOOL TABLE 8 ft,
black & chrome
<|w/red felt. Slate
top. Many extras.
2yrs old. Rarely used.
$1800 obo. 912-576-4996
Porsche '86
I white, 944 turbo,
^Ifvery good con-
'.1^ diton. Cardio
Cruiser by Jake barely
used video tape
included.
Workout center,
T Galaxy 5000, cast
iron frame with
stepper machine,
bands system
Included $50. Call
912-674-0560 or
912-576-2044


JAGS VS. GIANTS M o n
day Night Game. 11/20,
4 club seats w/parking,
JAGS VS. NEW ENGLAND
PATRIOTS 12/24.213-7788



FACTORY MADE 5x12, 4
wheel covered until trIr, 2
door open in back, 1 side
door, like new, Must see to
Appreciate, exc for hauling
construction equip, $2750.
779-1804







Adopt a Pet
Pets & Supplies
Livestock & Supplies
Animals Wanted



125 Gallon cherry
fish tank with
cover. You must
see to believe call
Kim 778-2464
AMERICAN PIT BULLS
blue, APBR, $300-$500.
cell 465-4388/781-5861
BEAGLES Trained deer
dogs, $200ea.
Call 352-475-3862
BOXER Female, fawn
w/white markings &
black mask. AKC
Champion Bloodline.
Shots, wormed, dew
claw removed. $600
904- 225-8238/583-9325
Boxer Puppies 1M, 3F
$350 8 wks old, POP, HC
783-4148 or 334-4312
BOXERS -AKC pups.
Fawn, born 8/20, F $600,
M $550 573-7892
COCKAPOOS F/9wks old
$350 Jax. 714-9684
or 570-762-7107
.. Dog Run 8'x5' $55,
T Large breed dog
I GLOO $35 Deall
Both for $801 Call
912-729-7982
ENGLISH BULL DOG,
2 Adult F 1 Adult M,
3mo. F all registered
$1200 ea. 386-792-3162
English Bulldogs AKC
champ pedigree M / F
$1600 -$2000 352-543-0163
., FREE Kittens 8
S weeks old to a
S good home. Call
'L 912- 673-1277 pls
leave message.
., Free to good home
one-year old
lab/shepard mix.
t* Great with chil-
dren, housetrained,
great personality.
Contact Sarah for info
337-255-4451 or
cajunturners@aol.com
GERMAN SHEPHERD
-Pure White pups, $500
768-1386 777-8385
Golden Retriever Pups
AKC, HC, $375, $375, Call
904-773-3128
Golden Retrievers AKC,
3 M Pups, even temp.,
$850. 850-971.5322
GREAT DANES-AKC 8wks
Big & Beautiful M/F
Shots, $500. 879-1705
LAB PUPS-8wks. 1st
block head,black/ yelw
$250ea. 904-879-4312
LABS PUPSPUPS AKC Proven
hunting stock, 2 left 1 F
yellow, 1 F chocolate,
HC & SW, ready Oct 9th
$500ea. 386-752-3420
days 386-752-1347 eves
PARROT/LILAC AMAZON
male 5 mos. All shots.
Very friendly & lovable.
$800. 904-210 2913
POODLE PUPS AKC REG
Tiny Toys
Call 904-710-1242
PUG PUPS
AKC, fawn, $500.
912-473-2685
s. Rabbit cage free
A standing, four
Ilegs, good shape,
$6 Call 610-3907
leave message.
RAT TERRIER PUPS UKC
5 F, 2 M. $250 Call
904-645-8535 Kim or Rob
Schnauzer Mini pups,
AKC, Champion blood
lines 904-786-2115
SHIH-TZU AKC Reg. 6F,
5M, all colors. 8 wks on 9/30
Call Diana 291-7745
Westie AKC male, 8 mths
shot, neutered, $400
904-276-2137, 707-8435
YORKIE PUPS ADORABLE
Males, AKC. $800 each
904-751-0044, 626-8727
YORKIES TEACUP Cute as
a button. Males, AKC,
shots, 8 weeks $900
Firm. 859-0872; 249-1425



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Mercury Offshor Out
boards 1996 twin 225
HP, counter rotating, 25
inch shafts. Depend
able, well maintained.
$4000 or best offer.
635-0729.
SILVERTON
REGAL & CARVER
Year End Clear the dock
Sale! All convertible,
sport bridges,
motoryachts & cruisers.
Boat Tree 3420 Lake Shore
Blvd. 904-381-8980
4, Turbo Pride
Electric wheel-
i > chair/scooter.
Used less than 10
hours. Paid $3400 sac-
rifice $2400.
904-215-5889
16 ft. Gheenee
Scanoe with 2 fish-
i ng seat hook-up
brackets. Must sell
$200 Dana 887.4624
16 ft. Gheenee
T canoe with 2
S| fishing seat
Shook-up brackets
must sell $200 Dana
887-4624
1989 Carver 3207
AFT cabin 32ft,
twin engines,
sleeps sIx, full
galley, two heads.
904-21S 5889
S1999'Four Winns
205 Sundowner
with trailer. Only
I 40 hours like new
tons of upgrades.
$19,990 contact Jhan
9044223406
For sale 2004
Honda Aquatrax
approx 24hrs. Like
new with trailor
$6500 obo call 714 0649
21' Sea Chaser 140
Suzuk GPS, VHF
center console
steel prop, CD. ballot
well duel batteries.
$9500 838 6562
o P W C Honda
T Aquatrax '04
Brought new 2005
S 24 hrs. with trailer
$6200 obo. Call
714 0649 or 534-2701
SUZUKI/TOHATSU
Sales, Service & Pans
Advance Marne 730-3332
Authorized Nissan Service
WANTED
Boats, Motors. & Trailers
Any Conditionl
"The Used Parts People"
WEEKS MARINE 387 1440



25ft. sailboat with
9HP motor and
extra sails. Good
F condition price:
FREE. Located NAS
Marina no trailer. Call
904 309 2176
27' Columbia Sail Boat
$3000.
Call 386-984-0995








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section of the
Classifieds

AIRSTREAM & TRAIL
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 462-3039
1.800-541 6439
CHEVY -Class B, '00,
350, 3/4 ton, roof air,
stove, frig, sink, TV, no
toilet/shwr, very clean,
50k mi, will trade for
Class C, equal value,
asking $17,900.
904-434-7246
COACHMAN TT 23' 1999
like new. $5900obo.
634,1256/646-3124






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Four Winds 26' 1999
Class C, Extra Clean, Many
Extras. (904) 714,9939
4, PACE ARROW '84
SVery low miles, new
-tires, very clean,
' $4000. Call
912-882.5646. Ask for Erick.
4 WINNEBAGO 37 ft,
1987. motor home.
\J 27K miles. Good
cond. Sleeps 6.
Must sell. $7000 obo.
912-882-4168 Iv msg
ZeppelIn 24' TT 2006
Used Twice, Forced to Sell.
(904) 714-9939




4 Dodge Caravan .
T '95burgundy.
I | automatic, power
locks, tinted rear
windows, built in child
seats. $500 Firm
504-4277 Arlington
S. GSXR-6000 '03,
. 14K mi., polished
Jllf r a m a o.- r t c i
condo,[:n, .gar kot
Riding ge.r included
New xprock,-r; t.i-.7,,
4, Harley Davldson
V ROD '04 black
1 lw.ih ,:nrome. 4K
miles. evtinoed


warrar. y. ePtra -eMt.
exc condition 14 900
call 2,,9 2004
Harley Davidson
FLHn Electra Glide
'02 4Km.lis
iaCk. one :.'n r
garage l-epi. m3r,,
accessories, iot c-.I
cnrome 113.000
90 727 9283
S Harley Softail
05 -tarndard.
S| or1, 2v')0 mile..
$13,h'. C.,nla" Jnan
9-..422. 3406 or
Jhan nlxc.na.-,a -, ml
SHONDA Goldwing
SGLIJOO, 83,. -,?l
Jlent. ccnoItlcin. n-,,.
tire5 ann nr irom,
brakes Bro., r. I.luit
seel 534008" 8'8-t
SRancher Arv 350
'05 sI-ml. 3uto.
tilh t.:,. p3ch.3ge.
ti m"'Is"Dogger
tires. $4800 or t.3ae ....r
payments AS" J.rc-.rr,.
912 5769483
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Low miles, Just slightly
used $7988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877

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impact of the
military in
Northeast
Florida and
Southeast
Georgia is
$7.9
billion.
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publications
distributed at
the local bases
in the area.
Please call
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SUZUKI GSXR1000
'03 4500 miles.
sliver, brand new
carbon fiber full
pipe $8000 obo.
4 Suzuki Hayabusa
'05 700 miles, red
and black excel-
lent condition,
model: 1300 $9500.
Call Mr. Herbert
904 382- 4622/449 5488
Suzuki Intruder
1500 '00 new tires,
brakes, cobra
S pipes many
extras. $5000 751-6776
or 588-8471
4. Yamaha YZF600R
C'02- Exccond,
comfortable,
sporty, service
records available. Ask-
Ing$4300 obo 'call
B50.346-1448



., CHROME 18 In rims
T with 245/40 tires
I and lugs w/Lexus
center plate. $800
obo. Matthew 755-7155.
4, New Tires on Ford
SF-150 Toy proxes
S/T 27S/7R16
Must sell $450
Dana 887 4624
SNew tires on Ford
F. 150 rims. Toyo
Proxes S/T 275
2,o 70R16. Must sell
$450 Dana 887 4624
4 Tire 1-new
T 215/75/R15, also
SChevy Astro alumni
As rim $49. Must sell
call 904-278-6251;
also 1-205/75/R1S tire.
4 Tires and Rims
A original off Ford
na Fr-ISO. P275/60R17
wIth 10K miles $200
all four. Call Brenda
614 4148
4, TIRES ON FORD
F-150 RIMS New.
SdvToyo Proxes S/T,
275/70R16. Must
sell $450. Dana 887-4624.



CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 350
SS '70, air. 76,655 miles.
Asking $14,500.
352-745-1320
4 Mercedes 450SL
T Roadster '74 2
Door, cony/hard-
AL top, red w/tan
Interior. A/C. PW,
AT-full cover, manuals,
new tires, and brakes.
Call 904-278-6251 or
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ACURA INTEGRA '00. 2dr,
leather. loadedAT/AC,
77K. $9975. 674-4444
(7. ACURA TL '04
Asom Champ/Tan
SpbilerOnly 15,000
Miles $25,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOM ACURA TL '04
Blue/tan, extra
low miles. $23,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
.4, Acura TSX
T '04-Silver, 6CD
I changer, leather, 6
speed, VTEC, 120K
highway miles. 30mpg
$16K Firm call 305- 3224.
AUDI A4 '02, exc. cond.
must see, 1.8rT eng.
quattro. 81Kmi, $12,700.
Call 561-236-4792
7 AUDI A4 QUATTRO
2005.5 Fully equip
$27,740 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
AUDI Tr ROADSTER '01
Loaded w/Leather,
Awsome Car!! $14,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
BMW 3231 Convertible '99
Silver, leather, auto.
$13,350. Call 899-5853
BUICK LACROSSE CX '06
PS,CC,PL,PW,CC $24,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
() BUICK ACROSS 06
Extra low miles,
fully equip. $17,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BUICK LESABRE LTD '01
Loaded w/leather,
Extra clean $11,788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CADILLAC DEVILLE '00.
Red metallic, leather,
loaded, extra clean, 58K
miles. $12,975. 674-4444
CADILLAC DEVILLE '00
Platinum metallic,
leather, loaded, 66K.
$10,975. Call 777-9119
CHEV AVEO LT '05
4DR, Auto, 4DR,
Like New!! $11,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHEV CAVALIER '03
2.2L, A/C, $8988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV COBALT LS '06
PL.CC.REMOTE CERT
$12,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEVY CORVETTE Z06 '03
LEATHER, PL, PW, PS
$32,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV IMPALA LT '06
PS, PL, PW, PS CC,$17,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV MONTE CARLO SS
'03 MNRF, PL, PW.PS,
LTHR $16,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
(y) CHEVY AVEO '04
S Only 23k miles.
$10,495. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY CAVALIER LS '03
2 door, low miles.
extra nice $8988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371.4877
CHEVY CAVALIER '05.
2dr, red, AC, fact warr.
good mpg! 24,200 mi.
$7975. Call 674-4444
C.4 CHEVY CORVETTE
'05. speed, extra
low-miles. $40,890
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
CHEVY MALIBU '01


4L, chevy Corvette
'81- Red, one
owner, 95K miles.
$15,000 Call
317-1525 or 778- 0605
CHEVY CORVETTE -'OS
cony, triple black, all
fact opt inclds Elec top,
DVD, GPS, showroom
cond, gar kept -cov-
ered, 1600ml, $47,500
Call 471-6867
SChevy Impala '04
T 38K miles. 6 cyl,
auto, tint, new
tires great cond.
$10995 call
272-0631
CHRYSLER
PT CRUISER '02 $7995
Call 899-5820
7 CHRYSLER SEBRING
'104 LTD. Only
20,000 Mi. $16,880
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
CHRYSLER PT CRUISER '03
Sunroof, auto,
very sharp $11,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHRYSLER PT CRUISER '01
LTD, low miles, loaded,
must seel! $11,788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHRYSLER 300 C '05 Hemi,
Nay, Gorgeous!! $28,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHRYSLER 300M '02
Sunroof, Leather, Low
Miles, Sharp $14,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4 DODGE CHARGER
SDaytona 2006,ye I -
D low tinted win-
dows, power all
Sirius lifetime subscnp.
tion, 6yr warranty, 7K
443-223-7099
Dodge Charger
Daytona '06 yel-
S low, tinted win-
dows, all power,
Sirius lifetime
subscription, 6 year
warranty 7K
443-223.7099
DODGE INTREPID ES '03
V6, Power seat,
very sharp!! $11,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
F DODGE Neon '99, 4
Door, white, sun
tLroof $2995 obo,
610-9287.
DODGE STRATUS SXT '05
Low Miles, Power Seat,
Like New! $12,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
FORD MUSTANG GT
'05. Only 2600
Miles. $25,670
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Ford Mustang GT Cony '03
V8, 5spd, leather, MACH
40k FORD MUSTANG CONVERT
'95 Auto, V6, Extra Nicell
$5788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
FORD MUSTANG GT '97
White, AT, loaded, low
miles. $7975. 674-4444
FORD MUSTANG GT '05
Convertible. Loaded.
$26,995. Call 899-5820
FORD MUSTANG '00 V6,
at/ac, Mach 460, loaded.
$5975. Call 674-4444
FORD TAURUS SE '05
V6, AUTO $11,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
FORD TAURUS SE '95
V6, PL, PW. CC $3,499
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
Honda Accord EX
'97-89K miles lots
of modifications
extra parts, needs
paint. $3800 obo or
trade. 904-662-9021

t(-0 HONDA ACCORD
%V EX '05. Leather,
CD, sunroof, extra
low miles. $21,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
j Honda Accord EX
'99-2dr AT, 3.01tr
Vtec, 85K miles, 1
owner, leather,
loaded, white extra
clean. 542-1040 or
269-1478
HONDA ACCORD EX 4dr,
49,100 miles. AT, AC,
moonroof, loaded
$13,975. Call 777-9119
HONDA ACCENT '05
Low miles, auto, extra
nice!! $9988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
HONDA ACCORD EX '04
2 door, 6 speed,
like new!! $19,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
HONDA CIVIC LX '04S i I-
ver, auto, low mi. $199
per me WAC. 899-5853
HONDA CIVIC LX '06
2door, Gotta see
this one!! $16,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4, Honda CRX
T 8-Good shape
124K miles $2700
obo. Call 742-7851
for info.
y INFINITI G35 Coupe
'04 Pearl white/
tan, extra low mi.
$27,880 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
y INFINITI FX45 '03
Fully equip $25,980
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
KIA AMANTI '05
Low miles, Loaded,
Awesome Car!! $16,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
M) KIA OPTIMA '04
f Only 15,000 miles,
fully equip. $12,840
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
LEXUS SC 430 '02, lownr
45Kml, $39,900. Hard
top convert, 463-2786
LEXUS SC300 -'95. 12
disc CD, all pwr, extra
clean $8900 742-4990
MAZDA 6 '03
PL, PW, REMOTE V6
$11,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
MAZDA 626 LX '99
Auto, Low miles,
must see!! $6988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4, MAZDA B2300 '94,
/ Many new parts,
vl excelIent mech, condl
Stion, camper shell,
great gas mileage. $2500
obo. 904-696- 0800
MAZDA MILLENIA '02
Pearl met. w/beige Ithr,
at/ac, moonroof, loaded,
58K mi. $12,975. 425-4320
7 MAZDA RX8 '04
Fully equipped,
beautiful. $17,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4, Mercedes Benz
T 450 SL '74
Cony/hardtop, red
no rust, runs good
904-542-5571
x203 or 278-6251


AutoZone, the nation's leading automotive retailer,
with over 3,800 stores in the US and Mexico is
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MERCEDES C230 '99.
Black leather, loaded,
76K ml. $13,975. 674-4444

Mercury GR Marquis LS
'99. 79K ml. Very nice.
Clean. $5450. 710-8394
MERCURY SABLE 'S05
leather, sunroof,
impeccable!! $13,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877







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invite all friends
and customers to
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extra savings!
Military and First
Time Buyers
,Welcome!
Want to be treated I
like family, come to
NIMNICHT
CHEVROLET
1550 CASSAT AVE
891-8672
387-4041
210-3004






NISSAN 350Z CONV
'05. Fullyequlp,
only 10,000 miles.
$31,680 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

NISSAN 350Z '03
REMOTE 5SP, PL,PW CC
$22,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200

SNISSAN 350Z Cony.
)'04 Touring. Only
17,000 mi. $29,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN ALTIMA '03
CCREMOTE, AC, PL, PW
$14,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200

NISSAN MAXIMA SE '04
11' on a-scale of 1.10!!
$20,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4 Nissan Pathfinder
S'95-140Kmiles,
fully loaded $3500.
Call Brenda
614-4148

Olds 88 LS '96, exc cond
20kmi, new tires, lownr
Ithr. $4195. 904-347-8099

OLDS ALERO '01 GL.
Loaded 17,000 miles.
$6975. Call 674-4444


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'06 BMW 525i
Premium and Sport
Package
$33,859

'03 HUMMER H3
Sunroof, Leather,
DVD's
$31,859

'05 CADILLAC
STS Navigation
Sunroof Keyless
$2,859

'04 TOYOTA
TACOMA
Quadcab ,SRD, AT, V6
$18,859
'05 VW BEETLE
GLS CONVERT
Turbo, leather, CD
$21,895

'05 INFINITI G35
Sport Package, CD,
Lthr, One Owner
$31,859
'06 FORD F150
Quad Cab Lariat, Lthr,
One Owner
$24,859
'02 BMW 745i
Premium Package,
CD, 'Leather Sunroof
$33,859
'04 FORD
EXPEDITION
Eddie Bauer Leather
SR, CD
$18,859

'05 ACURA MDX
TOURING Navigation
Sunroof Leather
$29,859
'06 BMW 325 Ci
Convert, Premium
One Owner, Recuced
$23,859
'01 AUDI S4
Sport Pkg, Sunroof
Leather, CD
$21,859
'06 MAZDA MX3
Sunroof, Leather
S$13,859
'04 CADILLAC
ESCALLADE
Nvigation 3K Miles
One Owner
$58,859

'06 HONDA S2000
Leather, Bose Sound
One Owner, 3K Miles
$29,859

Brumos Porsche
Purchase from the
only Factory
Authorized
Porsche Dealer

904- 725- 9155


TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
DODGE CALIPER SXT '07
3K. Miles, Auto,
Very Sharp!! $17,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
DODGE DURANGO
SLT '02. Leather,
CD. fully equipped.
$ 1.980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


THE CREDIT DOCTOR IS AT

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Call Mr. Hanev and ask for the
NEW BEGINNING PROGRAM (904) 269-1033
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ldsmobile Cut-
lass Supreme SL
S.'97- transmission
Needs rebuilding
$1000 obo. Good run-
ning car. Call
904- 781.2760 or
904-568-8163
PONTIAC GRAND AM GT
'03 CC, PL, PW, MNRF
PD V6 $11,988
GORDbN CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX '02. fully
equipped, only
50,000 miles. $8980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
PONTIAC GRAND AM SE '01
Auto, V6, 4Dr, Gotta See
This One!! $5788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
PONTIAC VIBE '03
Low miles, love at first
sight!! $12,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
PONTIAC GRAN AM GT
'03 PL. PW, MNRF CC,
LEATHER $12,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
GTP 24,800 miles, leather,
moonroof, headsup dis
play. $9975. 777-9119
(y PONTIAC SOLTICE
'05. Only 800
miles, leather, CD,
beautiful! $27,680
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4. Porsche '86
white, 944 turbo,
very good con-
4 0 1ditlon. Cardio
Cruiser by Jake barely
used video tape
included.
Saturn 1200 01 Exc cond
full pwr, good m.p.g.
$6500obo 904.536.0832
SATURN LIOO LS '02
Low miles, Auto,
extra clean $9988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
SUBARU '04, WRX,
STI, 26,500 ml,
l platinum silver,
Prestlne upgraded
exhaust Intake inter
cooler, ask $25K obo.
Call Josh 843-224-8501
or 912-673-6844.
TOYOTA COROLLA 4dr S
'02. AT/AC, loaded. 66K
miles. $9975. 425-4320 .
TOYOTA CELICA '05
LOw miles, like new.
$19,995. Call 899-5820
TOYOTA CAMRY LE '01.
Loaded, 77K miles. Only
$10,975. Call 674-4444
TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID '06
5K. Miles Auto Just
Slightly Used!! $24,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4, TOYOTA Paseo '96,
Q 5 spd, great run
Ifrning cond, A/C,
front end body
damage, needs tires,
98K, $1200obo, 4346498.
TOYTA CAMRY LE '02
Like new. $9995
Call 899-5820
SVolkswagon Jetta
GL '03- 60.480mi,
5 speed, black
exterior 813-8531
VOLVO C70 CONVT '02
Red tan top, low miles,
Awesome!! $18,788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
VOLVO V70 S/W '03
Leather, sunroof,
gorgeous $16,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
VW Beetle GLS '01, Red
tan Ithr, auto, loaded,
71K ml, complete maint.
records, garaged, ask-
ing $8900. 904 321-4283
VW BEETLE GLS '02
PL, PW,CC REMOTE
$13,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
( ) VW PASSAT'06
Leather, CD, fully
equipped. $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
VW SUPER BEETLE
CONY '79 Triple
white, very rare $7500.
Call 912-882-5646. Ask
for Erick.
Trucks,Vans, SUVs '00-05
*ALL
Military
and
Civilian
I$0 DOWN I
EVERYBODY
RIDES!






SACURA MDX'02
Fully equip $17,995

LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEV BLAZER 2DR '04
XTREME.MNRF $13,488
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV BLAZER 4DR '03
4+4, Low Miles, Auto,
Extra Nice!! $11,588
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHEV COLORADO 'OS
Z-71 REG CAB $15,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV S-10 PU '93
V6, 20K. Miles
Awsome Truck!! $3988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
CHEV SILVERADO 1500
'02 V8, AC, CC $14,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEV SUBURBAN 1500 99
LTHR, CC, PL.PW,
AUTO AC, $6988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
CHEVY 3500 Crew Cab
Dually. 48.000 miles,
$12,975. Call 777-9119
CHEVY AVALANCHE Z71
-'02, 4x4, exc cond,
$17,300 o b o.
904-312-0559 825-0987
CHEVY AVALANCHE '05
Loaded. $24,995
Call 899-5820
CHEVY S-10 '00. Auto,
AC. 60,400 miles, extra
clean! $6975. 674-4444
CHEVY SILVERADO '00
X-Cab. 4dr. red, V8,
at/ac, 55,900 ml. Very
clean! $10,995. 699-9669
CHEVY SUBURBAN '02
Gray, loaded, leather.
$319mo WAC. 899-5853
(y\ CHEVY TAHOE '03
Champ/tan, equip,
only 49k ml $19,680
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY TAHOE LT '04
Loaded, 17" DVD player.
Must See!! $19,995
Call 899-5820
CHEVY TAHOE '99
Gray, leather. $9995.
Call 899.5853
(y) CHEVY TAHOE LT
'04. White/tan
DVD. $20,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHRYSLER PACIFICA '04
Low r.-iles, Power Seat,
L.ke New!! $17,988


ACURA OF ORANGE PARK
7200 Blanding Blvd. 777-5600.



KEYAUDI
4660-100 Southside Blvd. 565-4000



BENTLEY ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longw00d/Orlando R407-339-3443



TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



GARBER BUICK
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
KEY BUICK
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060



CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111
NIMNICHT CADILLAC
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700

PARKER CADILLAC
283 San Maco, St Aug (904)824-9181




COGGIN CHEVY AVENUES
10880 Philips Hwy. 260-7777

CREST CHEVROLET
8281 Merrill Rd. 721-1880

GARBER CHEVY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

GORDON CHEV
1166 Blanding Blvd. 272-2200

JERRY HAMM CHEV
2600 Philips Hwy. 398-3036

GEORGE MOORE CHEV
711 Beach Blvd. 249-8282

HIMNICHT CHEV




ATLANTIC CHRYSLER
2330 US1 South 354-4421

CARUSO CHRYSLER
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300

FRANK GRIFFIN
Chryslerof Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

GARBER CHRYSLER
Green Cove Sprngs 264-2416
MIKE SHAD
CHRYSLER JEEP
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

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


ATLANTIC DODGE
2330 US1 South 354-4421
JACK CARUSO
REGENCY DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-560S0


DODGE DURANGO
'05. Only 14,000
Miles. $17,880
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
4 Dodge Ram
'96-work van,
good body, needs
motor work ask-
ng $500 obo. Call
899- 2992 for appt

FORD ESCAPE '06 Blue,
low miles. $318 per mo
WAC. Call 899-5853
FORD EXPEDITION
'03 4x4 Eddie
Bauer, fully equip
$20,860 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
; FORD EXPLORER
Eddie Bauer '05
Lthr, CD. $20,980
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
/-\ FORD EXPLORER
XLT '03. Lthr, CD.
-998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Q. Ford Explorer XLT
T 97-White 88K
S| miles, new Mich-
t elins, grey leather,
power everything 4.0
V6, clean. Call Brian
779-0607 $8000
FORD EXPLORER SP TRAC
'05 LTHR, PL, PW, MNRF
$21,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
FORD EXPLORER
SPORT TRACK '03,
Like new, only
38,000 miles. $17,860
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD EXPLORER XLT '99
4dr,white, loaded, at, ac
$5975. Call 674-4444
Ford F 150 '02-
Sllver loaded, qew
S tireos,newxc
in engine-certifled.
tint windows, ac. Must
sell maker offer.
904504"2935
FORD F150 '04 $9995
Call 899-5820
Ford F. 150 Super-
crew '01-88K
miles, 4 door, bed
liner, great con-
dition, asking$12,500
obo. Call Scott
904-242-8733
Ford F-150 XLT
S'01-Ext cab, exc
condition, green,
tool box, steps.
Asking $9000 call
843-412-.1116 or
877- 767-2783
FORD F250 4x4 '05
4dr, diesel, low miles.
$28,995. Call 899,5853
FORD RANGER 2WD '04
FLARESIDE, AUTO $10,988
'GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
FORD RANGER '04
10,000 miles. $11,495
Call 899-5820


FORD SPORT TRACK
'05. Only 20,000 mi
Beautiful! $19,480
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD XCAB RANGER '01
XLT, Automatic, V6,
Extra Nice!! $9588
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
4 For sale car hauler
dual axle all
metal, lights,
spare Chevy pat-
tern wheels. $825 obo.
Call Charles 860- 599
GMC SIERRA '95
PL, PW, AUTO, CC, AC
$4998
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
GMC SIERRA 1500 HD '03
LTHR.PL.PW.PS $16,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
GMC Suburban
'91- New engine,
Paint, tires, A/C,
t and awesome"
custom rosewood inte-
rior trim. $3500 obo
912-729-6454
GMC YUKON XL C1500
'02 MNRF, PS, PL, PW,
LTHR $12,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
GMC Yukon Denali
XL '03-Full pack-
kl/ age includes DVD
entertainment
system, 95K miles ask-
ing $20,800. Call
904714 0914
GMC YUKON LT
'j 04. Only 30,000
miles. $24,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HONDA ELEMENT EX '03
AWD, Automatic,
Immaculately $16,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
HONDA PILOT 03
Exc.cond, 53K ml $18,500
Call 346.4787
HONDA PILOT *04 Tan,
low miles. $199 per mo,
,WAC. Call 899-5853
7 HUMMER'H2 '05
Nay, 2 DVD's, sun-
roof, chrome whis,
14,000 miles. $45,480
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HYUNDAI TUSCON '05
Leather, Sun Roof, V6
Like Sharpl! $15,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
INFINITI FX35 '04
Ex Low Miles, fully
equipped. $27,995
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
SINFINITIQX56 O05
? Navigation, DVD,
Sunroof. $39,480
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
@7 JEEP GRAND
9 CHEROKEE LTD '05
Only 10Kmi%$24,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


BOARD FORD

Ulodasau~eper Duty Headquarters
PAUL M
FORD-MERCURY
1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee) 225-3673
GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
MIKE SHAD FORD
At e Avenues
10720 Philips Hwy. 904-292-3325
MIKE DAVIDSON FORD
AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060
MIKE SHAD FORD
OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Blvd. 777-3673




NIMNICHT PONTAC-GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826
G GMC RUCKS
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310
GARBER GMC TRUCKS
Green Cove Springs 264-4502



COGG0i IilONAIllA C
11003 Atlantic Blvd. 565-8800
COGGIN HONDA
OF ST. AUGUSTINE
2898 U.S. Hwy.1 S. 1-800-456-1689
HONDA
OF TlE AVENUES
ll33PIisHTy. 370-1300
UCAS HONDA OF JAX
7801 Blanding Blvd. 269-2277




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



AT1UANIC INRNmI
10980 Atlantic Blvd. 642-0200



CY ISUZU
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
www.cityautomotive.com



MATHENY JAGUAR,
11211 Atlantic Blvd: 642-1500



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



COGGIN KIA
9401 Atlantic Blvd. 723-3210
RAY CARTER KIA


q7) JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LTD '04
4x4, VS, fully equip
sunroof. $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE '02
Sport, Ithr, very
sharp!!! $10,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
Jeep Wrangler
9 '93-lifted, cyl,
Sspd, newer seats,
top alt radiator
brakes dual batteries
winch lights. $6500 obo
call 729-7171
JEEP WRANGLER '06
600 miles, golden eagle,
must see!! $22,688
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
Landrover
S Freelander S
t'02-AWD, auto-
ag magic, 44,000
miles, tow pack-
age, Sirius AM/FM/CD,
$11,5003171990
291-4190 eve, 477- 0312

MAZDA TRIBUTE LX '03
V6 white, loaded, very
clean! $11,975. 777-9119

y MIrTSUBISHI
MONTERO SPORT
LTD '03. Sunroof,
Ithr. $15,495 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
MITSUBISHI MONTERO
SPORT '03. $10,995
Call 899-5820
NS NISSAN ARMADA
'04 Only20,p00
Miles Like new,
Fully Equip. $27,980
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
NISSAN FRONTIER '02
Crew Cab, SC V-6,4+4,
awesome! $14988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 71-4877
NISSAN FRONTIER '05
D-Cab. green, auto, low
miles. $350 per mo.
WAC Call 899 5853
NISSAN MURANO SL '03
AWD, leather, sunrool.
like ne6!!l $18,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
NISSAN PATHFINDER '05
SE. Alloys. gotta see
thii one S22.968
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
y NISSAN TITAN '04
Z White/tan, chrome
wheels. $22,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN XTERRA'01
Low miles, V6, Automatic,
Extra nice, $12,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
NISSAN XTERRA
'03 Only 35,000
miles. $15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


LEXUS OF JACK(SONVWLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 7215000



HOE IRDACOUM ICU
4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100
uwffa um
7447 Blanding Blvd. 777-3000



LOlUS OF JACKSONVILLE
www.lotuso0acksonville .co
11650 BEACH BLVD. 9989992


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



BRUMOS MOORCARSS C.
10231 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080



TOM BUSH MINI
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



CITY MITSUBISHI
at the AVBIES
10857 Philps Hwy. 260-9222
www.ctyautomotivecom
CIuY MITSUBISHI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 565-2489
www,cityautomotive.com

CITY MITSUBISHI
of ORANGE PARK
7505 Blanding Blvd. 779-8100
www.cityautomotive.com



COGGIN NISSAN-ATLANC
10600 Atlantic Blvd. 642-7900
COGGINNISSAN-AVENUES
10859 Philips Hwy. 880-3000
KiSHADiSSANOFJAX
1810 CassatAve. 389-3621

PAMKE NiSSN
2755 U.& 1 Sout StAu 904-794-9990

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



COGGIN PONTMAC-MC
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310
GARBER PONTIAC
SGreen Cove Springs 264-4502

NIMNICTff PONTAC GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826
M :B61 f't"t-M I 1

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



ROLLS ROYCE ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Ortdando R 407-339-3443




NIMNIICIHTSAAB
7999 Blanding Blvd. Jax


SCION XA '05 LOW miles,
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
SCION XB '05 Low miles,
Love at first sight! $13,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
TOYOTA RUNNER '03
Must sell now!! $19,995
Call 899-5820
TOYOTA RUNNER SR5
'02 PL, PW, AUTO, CC, AC
$16,788
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
f TOYOTA RUNNER
V LTD' 03 champ/ tan
$21,680. 998-0012



like new $29,988
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877
TOYOTA RUNNER '05
4WD, SRS, MNRF.PL,
PW, CC, $24,988
GORDON CHEVROLET
904-272-2200
7 TOYOTA
HIGHLANDER '01
50K miles. $12,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Y TOYOTA RAV4 '05
Only 7000 miles
$18,980. 998-0012


loaded, 58,300 mi. Ve
clean. $10,975. 674-4444
TOYOTA TUNDRA '04.
AT.ACm tile cruise, nice!
$10.975. Call 674-4444
7 VOLVO XC90'04.
Leather, CD, fully
equipped $28,990
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE








ESTATE
SALES





TICKETS

Look for these
advertisements
in the
Merchandise
section of the
Classifieds


KEN CHANCE SZ
1285 CassatAve. 389-7700


CAY SUZRUI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
www.cityautomotive.com




ARUNGTON TOYOTA
' 10939 Atlantic Blvd. 302-6762

COGGIN TOYOTA- AVENUES
10564 Philips Hwy. 262-0338

HiTH PIERSON TOYOTA
6501 Youngerman Circle. 771-9100

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

ERNE PAINERTOYOTA
1310 Cassat Ave. 389-4561




VW OF ORANGE PARK
1481 Wells Road. 269-2603

O'STEENVW
2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486

TOM BUSHVW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911




O'STEEN VOLVO
2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486




PROFESSIONAL

AUTO LEASING
10231 Atlantic Blvd. 722-1694






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

BRUMOS MOTOR CARS

PRE-OWNED AUTO CENTER
10211 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080

DRIVE TKET
www.driveticketcom
8908 Atlantic Blvd. 4254001
Lexus of Jacksonvll
Pre-Owned Ce r
10384 Atlantic Blvd. 998-0012

Tom BushlAuoplex
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4877

VIP. AUTO SALES
5936 Philips Hwy. 733-7439
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6 B. landing Blvd. 771-6078 904- 778-7700www.nimnichtcom Wmnnncn muunoS INb,
GARBER DODGE TRUCK J233 East State St. 356-8491
Green Cove Springs 264-2416 *I;I I :In] ;{.- ." I
7 ORANGE PARK DODGE LAMBORGHINI ORLANDO SATORN OF AVENUES ISUP j
7233 Blanding Blvd. 777-5500 895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd,. 10863 Philips Hwy. 262-7145 TO

RICK KEFFER Longwood/Orando FI 407-339-3443 SATURN OF ORANGE PARK
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch. 1-800-228- 8105 Blanding Blvd. 779-0071 WORLD IMPORTS
7454
SSATURN OF REGENCY www.woddimportsusaco
t WESTSIDE DODGE MATHENY LAND ROVER 86ooAtlantic Blvd. 725-8200 www.wordiportsusa.co
1672 Cassat Ave. 384-6561 11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500 11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992

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'92-Customlzed
Conversion VAN.
Good condition
TV, VCR, and much
more. $2500 call ickde
382-4611
(f CHRYSLER TOWN
& COUNTRY LTD
'01. Only 48,000
miles. $11,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HONDA ODYSSEY 'OS
Low ml, Ithr, loaded.
$379mo. WAC. 899-5853
NISSAN QUEST '01
Dual AC, alloys, just
slightly used $9788
TOM BUSH AUTOPLEX 371-4877



s Ford Ranchero
S 7 2 '73-302 engine
4le runs strong. Has
the El Camino style
body. Needs body,
interior work and brake
job. Great project for
car restoration. Good
tires, new battery and
starter $1500 obo.
Call Erick
904-207- 3119/355- 5201
4, Nissan Sentra '94
4dr sedan, auto-
matic looks and
runs great reli-
able transportation
with great gas-mileage
$1700 249-1666




B 1999 Four Winns
206 Sundowner
Switch trailer. Only
-o 40 hours like new
tons of upgrades.
$19,990 contact Jhan
904 422- 3406
.2005 Custom built
T motorcycle trailer
It N front storage,
retractable ramp,
full axle/wheels, $1300.
Contact Jhan
904,442-3406 or
jhan.nlxon@inavy.mil
C. custom motor-
1 cycle trailer
S 5xl0ft. with rock
S shield, must sell!
$500 call 904424-1352

Thank ymu!
Besides protecting our
county, military personnel
stationed in our communi-
lies donated 503,907
houis volunteer Serice
in Northeast orida' and
Southeast Geoigla-last
year.Theirimre was given
to community opgniza-
tions, church giups, youth
activities, scouting and
more. -

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