HS-5,Out ToSea
Scqmladoflrom is Back On Deplo nenl
page 3


Annual Marathon
Thousands Parlicipale In Marine Corps Marathon
Pages 4-5


A Day In The Life
Learning About A PR's Job
Page 11


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2006

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NAS Jax supports domestic violence prevention


By Kaylee LaRocque
Editor
he NAS Jacksonville
and local community
came together to
raise awareness of domestic
violence issues with a
Domestic Violence Aware-
ness Month Walk and Rally
Oct. 3.
The event, held at Pat-
riot's Grove, kicked off with
a walk around the base as
supporters of the cause car-
ried signs and banners.
"October is Domestic
Violence Awareness Month
so we are here today to
show our support for vic-
tims and bring the civilian
and military community
together to support domes-
tic violence prevention,"
said NAS Jax Fleet and
Family Support Center
Victim Advocate Amy
Sultzmann. "This is the
first time we've done a rally
like this. The Hubbard
House holds a march each
year called, 'Take Back the
Night' and they don't get a
lot of support. I went to
them and asked what they
thought about doing this
walk and rally and having
the support of the military
behind it. They thought it
was a great idea so we
decided to try it."
After the walk, several
speakers todk the stage to
talk about how domestic
violence affects families,


Photo by.Kaylee LaRocque
.(From left) Amy Sulzmann, Fleet and Family Support Center jax victim advocate; Sharla Roe, sexual assault victim advocate for Quigley House; and Ana
Martinez Mullen of the Hubbard House, lead a group of walkers participating in the Domestic Violence Awareness Month Walk along Yorktown Avenue Oct. 3.
including guest speaker astonishing testament to my experiences and visual paintings about five years survivor of an eight-year
MeloD, who spent eight her experiences through diary, my paintings of the ago and it took me four abusive marriage which I
years in an abusive mar- her artwork. Domestic Violence Series. I years to complete them as
riage and who displayed an "I'm here today to share finished the series of nine part of my therapy. I'm a See DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, Page 12


Happy 231st birthday, Navy!

From the Secretary of the Navy danger are what protect us from those who plot our destruction.
iThe fact that we live in an increasingly danger-
A merica is an amazing success story. ous world is a sobering thought. We have faced
From our humble origins we have great peril before, and we have prevailed.
grown, prospered, and offered free- From those in Iraq and Afghanistan, to
dom to generations of Americans. We those deployed at sea and ashore around
cherish our independence, our liberties, the world, to those at home who are
and our way of life, and like genera- responsible for recruiting, training,
tions before, we unwaveringly defend *, supplying and providing intelligence
these bedrocks from those who would to the warfighter, you are all engaged
do us harm. in a noble and worthy endeavor to
Since 1775, when the Continental preserve our way of life and keep
Congress of the United States recog- America safe.
nized the need for naval forces, the On this 231st birthday of the
United States Navy has been vital in United States Navy, take unique
protecting our national security. The pride in knowing that your service
heroism and courage of the Sailors who and your sacrifice continue to do honor
have fought our nation's wars since the to a great nation. Your nation, fellow
earliest days of the republic is alive today Americans and our friends and allies
in each and every one of you; as we once a round the world respect and appreciate
again confront an enemy that openly targ-. v ,:,iLr commitment.
our freedom and our way of life. Your willihn- It is my honor and privilege to be your secre-
ness to serve, your steadfastness in the lace of tary as we celebrate this birthday. May God bless
pressure, and your inspiring example of courage in confronting you, your families and the United States of America.


Phroto c.i O.eni\ or S -
HS-7 personnel lower a rescue swim-
mer into (he water while helping the
Coast Guard rescue a group of fisher-
men lost off the Jacksonville coast
Oct. 1.


'Dusty Dogs'


Wagstaff back for air show aid rescue at sea


Photo courtesy of Patty Wagstaff
Aerobatic performer Patty Wagstaff will
perform her routine at this year's NAS
Jax Air Show Oct. 27-29.


St. Augustine resident

a crowd favorite

By Staff

ing her "hard-core aerobatics routine"
to the 2006 NAS Jacksonville Air Show
Oct. 27-29.
Wagstaff, based out of St. Augustine, flies
one of the most thrilling, low-level perform-
ances in the world today. Flying before mil-
lions of spectators each year, her breathtak-
ing maneuvers provide an up-close view of the
precision and complexity of modern, unlimit-
ed hard-core aerobatics. Her aggressive
smooth style sets the standard for performers
the world over.
To learn more about Wagstaff, visit her Web


site at www.pattywagstaff. com.
Other performers appearing at this year's
air show include:
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
Black Daggers Parachute Team
Manfred Radius, Salto Sail Plane
David Marco, P-51 ("Sizzlin Liz")
'U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornets
Kent Shockley, Super Shockwave Jet
Truck
Gene Soucy and Teresa Stokes, Wing
Walking
U.S. Air Force F-16 Demo Team
U.S. Air Force Heritage Fly-By
.i U.S. Air Force F-15 Demo Team
U.S. Air Force A-10 Demo Team
Jim Leroy & Jurgis Kairy, Tinstix of
Dynamite
Captain Dale "Snort" Snodgrass, F-86
Sabrejet


See AIR SHOW, Page 12


By LL j.g. R. Bruce Lindsay
HS-- P-\O


The HS-7 "Dusty Dogs" rushed to
aid the U.S. Coast Guard in its
search and rescue efforts of five
fishermen lost at sea off the coast of
Jacksonville Oct. 1.
After receiving a call from the Coast
Guard for assistance Sept. 30, the
Sailors of HS-7 rushed into action.
Although not in an alert status for the
weekend, the squadron recalled duty
section personnel to safely launch one
of their H-60 helicopters within two
hours after receiving the initial request
for assistance from the Coast Guard.
HS-7's professionalism and devotion
to duty allowed the squadron to react to
a challenging and dynamic situation


See RESCUE, Page 12


TOUCHING Safety stand down Tuesday / ater.
-A I The NAS Jax Fleet and Family Support Center Representatives from the organization Men Against
B AEl Advocacy Program is sponsoring a base safety stand Violence Against Women will provide information about
$ -E down Tuesday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the base the- domestic violence. For more information, call Amy at
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Haunted Woods is Oct. 20-21
T he 16th annual Haunted Woods event will be held
Oct. 20-21 from 7-10 p.m. in the woods off Yorktown
Avenue. It is a safe alternative for children on
Halloween. A walk through the woods of NAS Jax can con-
jure up many scary scenes for a child and it attracts chil-
dren of all ages.
The cost is $1 per person and all profits benefit the
Youth Activities Center. For more information, call 778-
9772.
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SUNDAY SERVICES

You are invited to the following Base Chapel
Worship Services this Saturday and Sunday:


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Su nday -


5 p.m. Catholic Mass
8:15 a.m. Holy
Eucharist Episcopal
9:30 a.m. Catholic Mass


MEET 5aLmLO . .
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Job title/command:
-, NAS Jacksonville Weapons
Department

SHometown: Page, Ariz.

Family Life: Expecting a child next month.

Past Duty Stations: Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba, Pre-Com/USS McCampbell (DDG 85,
NAS Sigonella. Italy

Career Plans: To earn my associate's
degree and make chief.

Most Interesting Experience: Being on a
ship. I miss shipboard life.


Words of Wisdom: Stay Navy!


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FRANCISCO ZAYAS

S, Job title/command:
( ~Ammunition Handler, NAS
V -1 Jax Weapons Department

Hometown: San Juan,
Puerto Rico

Family Life: Single

Past Duty Stations: NAS Jacksonville

Career Plans: To continue working until I
can retire.

Most Interesting Experience: My 22
years in the Navy.

Words of Wisdom: Don't sweat the small
stuff!


11 a.m. Protestant
Worship
Protestant Sunday School program is at 9:45-
10:45 a.m., and Catholic CCD is 10:45 a.m.-
12:15 p.m.






NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer ....................Capt. Chip Dobson
NAS Jacksonville Executive Officer Capt. Chuck Tamblyn
Command Master Chief CMDCM(SW) Chris Green
Public Affairs Officer Rick Crews
Assistant Public Affairs Officer Miriam S. Gallet
Naval Air Station lacksonville Editorial Staff
Editor Kaylee LaRocque
Assistant Editor MC1 (SW) .Heather Ewton
Design/Layout George Atchley, Kaylee LaRocque
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'Nightdippers' deploy on board Ike


By Lt. Trevor Prouty
HS-'5 PAO
he "Nightdippers" of HS-5
bid farewell to their friends
and family the last week in
September as the squadron began
its scheduled deployment in sup-
port of the global war on terror-
ism.
With more than 200 Sailors,
the squadron will form an inte-
gral part of the USS Dwight D.
Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group
while underway.
According to Lt. Jeremy
Doughty, "the pain of being sepa-
rated from our families is tem-
pered with the knowledge that we
are serving our country, and in


FluMist is now available at

Naval Hospital Jacksonville


From Naval
Hospital Jacksonville
Public Affairs
Naval Hospital Jack-
sonville is now
administering 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 five 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:
SAre 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


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Seven HS-5 helicopters wait on the tarmac to be refueled while en route to USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. The tran-
sit marked the beginning of their scheduled deployment for the squadron.
doing so also protecting those behind." many of the Nightdipper Sailors,
same people we had to leave The deployment is the first for and of course for their respective


Navy Ball planned for Oct. 14

The Navy Birthday Ball to celebrate the
Navy's 231st birthday will be held at NAS
Jacksonville's Hangar 116 Oct. 14 from 6 p.m.
to 11 p.m.
The cost is $10 for E1-E4, $15 for E5-E6, $20
for E7-E8/01-03 and $25 for E9/04 and
up/retirees and civilians.
Immediate family members pay according to
the rank of the sponsor. Non-family member
guest pay the civilian rate.
The uniform for military will be dress whites
and semi-formal' for civilians. For tickets, see
your command Navy Ball representative or
call 542-4710.


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
SChildren or adoles-
cents receiving aspirin
People with a history
of Guillain-Barre syndrome
Pregnant women
People with a history
of allergy to any compo-
nents of the vaccine or to
eggs
The hospital expects to
receive the injectable dead
virus vaccine this month. It
also will be available
through your primary care
providers. Watch for
announcements in your Jax
Air News.
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families as well.
"While it is extremely hard to
leave our families, we are ready
to do our mission," stated HS-5
Commanding Officer Cmdr. Paul
Esposito.
He went on to mention that the
Nightdippers have been exten-
sively training over the last year
to ensure they are capable to suc-
ceed in any mission that they
might encounter during their
deployment.
HS-5 will spend the next couple
of weeks honing their skills in
real world operations as the carri-
er strike group proceeds to its
final area of responsibility over-
seas.


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g ,_. invites you to a
(. w Town Hall Nleeting.
in the Hospital GalleN AV
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Two Sailors
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Weapons Department 40mm
Saluting Battery
aim their guns
in preparation
of the start
of this year's
Marine Corps Half Marathon
Saturday in downtown
Jacksonville.


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MARATHON: Runner traverse downtown

area, historic Riverside, and bridges


From Page 4


indeed a 'first place' organization. From
registration to package pick up, to running
the electronic timing machine and posting
the results. 1st Place Sports has excelled
and I attribute our success to them."
This year's race started at Adams Street
in front of the Veteran's Memorial Wall
and ran through downtown to Water
Street and over' the Main and Acosta
bridges, taking the runners through his-
toric Riverside along Riverside Avenue.
The winding course continued to St. Johns


Avenue and through Avondale where run-
ners did a loop around Boone Park and
retuned to Riverside Avenue, passing
under Interstate 95 and moving on to the
Northbank Riverwalk. After running the
two-mile path along the St. Johns River
they reached Bay Street just east of
Liberty Street and crossed the finish line
at Metropolitan Park.
After crossing the finish line the
exhausted, but jubilant runners were
treated to a post race celebration that
included live music, free food, refresh-
ments and a massage.


Sgt. Floyd Celestine of Blount Island
Command, presents the 2006 Marine
Corps Half Marathon medal to Elisa
Jacque, a military spouse from NAS
Jacksonville, and to retired Army Master
Sgt.'Gary Mirth. Both runners attribute
their success in this year's half marathon
to the NAS Jax Fitness Center. "I go to the
fitness center every day. Their state-of-the-
art equipment has enabled me to stay in
shape and become a faster runner," Mirth
remarked.


This year's half marathon mascot, 2-year-old Bulldog
McKenzie and her trainer, Sgt. Paul Barnes of Marine Corps
Security Company at NSB Kings Bay, Ga., greet runners at the
finish line.


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Elisa Jacque of NAS Jacksonville, endures the 13.1-mile run
and crosses the finish line with a time of 2:31:24.


Cmdr. Cheryl Rogers of Naval Hospital Jacksonville is ecstatic
after crossing the finish line with a time of 2:31:33. Rogers is
preparing for the 2007 Walt Disney World Half Marathon
Jan. 6.


Naval Station Mayport and NAS Jacksonville runners pose for
the camera before the start of the half marathon. (From left)
HMCM Diane Racine, Cmdr. Peter St. Martin, Detective
Theresa Beyrle and Lt. Sarah Tetreault.


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Laila Capers of Commander, Navy Region Southeast, crossed
the finish line with a time of 2:28:52.


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John Metzgar, 44, a civilian employee at NAS Jacksonville and
a retired Navy commander, wins first place in the 40-44 age
group with a time of 1:15:04.
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Photos by MC1 (AW) Toite Jackson
Navy Exchange Command Director of Operation Group Richard Dow and NAS Jax Navy Exchange (NEX) Soft-line Divisional
Manager Claudette Cumberbatch listen as NAS Jax NEX Department Manager Melissa Eastham talks about the new expansion
to the jewelry department.

Cumberbatch gets selected for ESD program
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By iMCI(A W)
Toiete Jackson
Special Contributor
N AS Jax Navy
Exchange (NEX)
Soft-line Divisional
Manager Claudette Cum-
berbatch was selected to go
through the Navy Ex-
change Command Exe-
cutive Skills Development
(ESD) program several
months ago. She will com-
plete her training next
month. To become a student
of the ESD, you have to be
nominated.
The five-month program
provides a distributed learn-
ing and practice opportunity
for selected high potential
associates with manage-
ment responsibilities. The
program is designed to build
the core and competitive-
edge competencies required
for managers and executives
to lead effectively and in
ways that reflect the Navy
Exchange System's (NES)
leadership profile.
Currently, Cumberbatch
manages 14 departments
and a 23-million dollar
budget, but credits her team
with the professional suc-
cesses that she is enjoying.
Since starting the training
she has seen motivation lev-
els increase with the feed-
back that she provides.
"Our sales associate will be
our future leaders and it
only makes sense to include
them in the process. The
NES is an overwhelming
place for employment and
opportunity."
"I am so happy to be
working at the NEX. I can't
see myself doing anything
else because I truly believe
in our mission," she
exclaimed. "Our mission is
to provide our customers
with quality goods and serv-
ices at a savings while sup-
porting quality of life pro-
grams and Morale Welfare
and Recreation programs."
She wants NEX patrons to
know that the NEX is here
to assist them in any way
possible.
Bill Hockenberry, general
store manager of the NAS
Jacksonville NEX, nominat-
ed Cumberbatch to be a part
of the training. "Nominating


Claudette was a no brainer.
Being a long time active
duty spouse, Claudette truly
understands the reason she
works for the NEX and that
is to take care of our cus-
tomers," remarked
Hockenberry. "Her passion,
energy and skills are.reflect-
ed every minute she is at
work and her attitude is
contagious. She leads by
example and is a great role
model for her subordinates
and peers. She's also a
great role model for myself
to emulate."
The talented Cumber-
batch brings an impressive
repertoire to the NEX. Not
only has she been in the
retail business since she
was 16 years old and speaks
four different languages
including French, Patois
and Creole, she has also had
her own fashion line and
presented her first fashion
fashion show at the age of
23.
Additionally, she has been
working in the Army
Families Federation
Employment Service system
for more than 23 years, but
this is her first NEX posi-
tion. "I.started sewing my
own clothes when I was 9
years old because my family
couldn't afford to shop at
department stores and get
me the latest fashions," she
said. "I guess that's where
my love for fashion began."
"My goal when I first got

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increase the Associate
Service Index (ASI) and to
help the NEX to become the
best in the world," she
added. "The ASI is a survey
the associates complete on
their managers to deter-
mine how they are doing as
leaders. The ASI went from
64 to 74 and we just won the
Bingham for the second
time in the last five years.
Furthermore, our continu-
ous growth will be seen on
Black Friday, the day after
Thanksgiving. This year we
are expecting record sales
and to accomplish this goal,
the store has several expan-
sions under construction."
When asked if she regrets
not further pursuing a
career in fashion, she sim-
ply said "no." "I believe pro-
viding services for the mili-
tary families is my destiny.
I started working as a tem-
porary associate to pass
time because I was a new
military wife. I found it to
be the most rewarding expe-
rience in my life," she
remarked.
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nothing but praises for
Cumberbatch. "She is a
very nice, business oriented
and an outstanding leader.
I've noticed the changes
that her training .has
brought to our store," she
stated. "I've worked here in-
the past under different
management and it was a
tolerable environment, but
with Claudette here and the
new training that she is
receiving, it's more like a
team. She not only gives
her team feedback, but also
shares it with the whole
store. -We know that the
training that she is receiv-
ing might take her away
from us, but we are all so
happy that she has been
given this opportunity. It
couldn't happen to a more
deserving person."
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three new chiefs

By Lt. Colin Bernard
VS-32 PAO
he VS-32 "Maulers" promoted three of its Sailors to
chief petty officer last month.' AOC John Schumm,
AZC Jeremy Neiman, and ATC Jason Duncan par-
ticipated in a rigorous indoctrination on board USS
Enterprise and are now wearing khakis as members of the
chiefs mess. These well deserved promotions resulted
from a career full of hard work and great achievements.
A native of Rantoul, Ill., Schumm is responsible for load-
ing and off loading ordnance and maintaining weapons
.systems munitions. During the Gulf War, Schumm vivid-
ly recalls, "The hangar bay was filled with bombs going to
the flight deck. Knowing that they were not coming back
and being a part of the shortest war we ever fought was
pretty exciting." Schumm has been an integral part of
maintaining combat readiness for VS-32. Through his
leadership and expertise, the Maulers have dropped
101,000 pounds of ordnance during workups and cruise.
Neiman, a native of Deland, Fla., coordinates the main-
tenance for the squadron on each'jet in the inventory. He
has increased the. efficiency and effectiveness of the main-
tenance efforts of the squadron throughout this deploy-
ment. The lessons he has learned in past commands have
provided trials as well as rewarding experiences.
According to Neiman, his first leading petty officer billet
was the most difficult. "The challenge of making a work
center come together after you arrive and change the way
they have been doing things is a test of your time manage-
ment skills and leadership. If it is done right it can be one
of the most rewarding jobs you will ever do," he said.
A native of Boise, Idaho, Duncan maintains and repairs
the mission critical avionics systems for the squadron.
While Duncan has proven himself in the technical aspects
of his profession it is the leadership role that has truly ful-
filled him. As a member of the line division and the AT
shop, Duncan says, "watching and playing a role in the
development of young Sailors into leaders is truly mean-
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World War II aviators visit NAS Jax_


By MCI(SW) Bill Lamed
Special Contributor
Earl Bittenbender remem-
bers co-piloting B-24
bombers during World Wai
II. In close detail, he can describe
Japanese bullets penetrating the
cabin of his plane or attempting a
landing with the runway lights
off, navigating on bare instinct.
Bittenbender was one of 50
World War II veterans, all mem-
bers of Pacific Bomber Squadron
VP-104 visiting NAS Jacksonville
for a tour, a peek inside a P-3
Orion aircraft and conversation
with base personnel Thursday.
The pilots and crewmen operat-
ed in the Pacific' theater of opera-
tions from Guadalcanal, Leyte
and other islands from 1943-
1945. The highly decorated group
was the only Navy squadron to
receive two Presidential Unit
citations. Before deploying for
war, the men received training at
NAS Jacksonville, NAS Cecil
Field and NS Mayport.
Inside VP-30's auditorium,
before seated veterans wearing
ballcaps emblazoned with their
squadron, Lt. Steve Bradfield dis-
played a brief film on the history
of aviation antisubmarine war-
fare before taking questions.
Many of the elder men and their
relatives wanted to know where
present day Pacific P-3 bases


Earl Bittenbender, a former Navy pilot during World War II, shares war
stories with other veterans after a tour at VP-30 Oct. 5 at the NAS jax
Officers' Club.


Photos by MCI (SW) Bill Lamed
Earl Bittenbender, a former Navy pilot during World War II, enjoys the
pilot's seat of a P-3 Orion aircraft during a tour with VP-30 Oct. 5.


were or facts about the plane.
The video included a glimpse of
the P-3's replacement, the Boeing
P-8 multi-mission maritime air-
craft, whose appearance drew
curious reactions from the audi-
ence.
Inside the squadron's hangar,
Bittenbender climbed a portable
stairwell to examine a P-3 Orion
aircraft which personnel from
VP-30 made available for the vet-
erans to see. Near the communi-


cations section, he observed how
Navy radio equipment has
shrunk dramatically since World
War II.
"In my day the radios were
huge compared to their size now.
They used tubes instead of tran-
sistors and occupied a large
amount of space inside a B-24,"
he said.
Another veteran who took
notice of the P-3 was Walt
Cavinee, who served as a plane


captain during the war. One day,
while Cavinee stood outside a
plane on one of the Pacific
islands, a Japanese plane dove
low to begin a strafing run.
Before opening fire, the plane's
body struck Cavinee and three
other men.
"When I awakened in the hospi-
tal, I had no idea of what had hit
me. I had several wounds on my
body. No one knew what had hap-
pened. I had no witnesses,
because the other Sailors stand-
ing with me had been killed," said
Cavinee.
Still inside the P-3,
Bittenbender walked all the way


forward to the cockpit and sat in
the pilot's seat of the P-3. His face
flickered with recognition as a
memory flashed across his mind.
"One night we were flying and
received gunfire from Japanese
fighter planes. Two of my crew-
men got hit, one close to his eye.
But both still performed their
jobs. We felt the adrenaline, but
kept focused. Everything became
instinctive," Bittenbender said.
Lunch at the NAS Jax Officers'
Club concluded the base visit, fol-
lowed by a tour at Heritage Park,
where the veterans made nostal-
gic remarks about the evolution
of naval aviation.


You make

the call!
By Chaplain (Lt. Cmdr.)
Gregg Gillette
NAS Jax Chapel
It was March 1992. I
was at Camp Pendle-
ton, filling in for a
deployed chaplain when I
received the call.
"Chaplain! You've got to
stop my son from marrying
a woman older than me!"
"Excuse me...who am I
talking to?" I replied. "Oh,
this is Pfc. Hodges' mom."
After a few more minutes
on the phone with Mrs.
Hodges, I learned that her
18-year-old son wanted to
marry a 48-year-old woman
who worked at a very popu-
lar night spot close to the
camp. Later that day, I
heard that same desire
from the young Marine
himself.
What do you think?
Should this Marine marry
this woman, who by the
way already had a few kids
all with different fathers?
You make the call!
I expect that many of you
agree with Mrs. Hodges,
although your reasons may
be different. Nevertheless,


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Chaplain (Lt. Cmdr.)
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Pfc. Hodges still wanted to
marry this woman because,
as he put it, "No one has
ever pleased me like this
woman does." According to
the private first class, the
counsel from his parents,
his fellow Marines and his
chaplain were irrelevant
when compared to the
pleasure he received from
this woman.
I wonder how many in
today's world, or just at
NAS Jax, would also say
that God's word is irrele-
vant in their lives when
compared to the "pleasures"


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of sin they're enjoying.
What is "sin" you ask? To
know what you ought to do
and then not do it. (James
4:17 NLT) Face it folks, if
sin wasn't "fun" it wouldn't
be tempting. Overall social
"norms" of today are not as
definitive as when your
parents grew up due to the
seemingly majority practice
of the "do what thou want"
lifestyle. And why is that?
Because frequency births
normalcy. This socializa-
tion process has led many
to now believe that God's
word is valueless in defin-
ing character and morals.
When someone believes
God and his word are irrel-
evant in their lives, they
will probably be uninterest-
ed when the subject of God
or his word comes up. Yet
for Judeo Christian faiths
who have the Tanakh and
the Old and New
Testaments, this word is


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supposed to be their stan-
dard of faith and conduct
within their specific faith
group. These are their
guide in order to "make the
call" in their own lives. It
hasn't been watered down
over time. Having a sexual
encounter with another
man's wife was wrong
3,000 years ago and it still
is today, even if he is "in
charge". (2 Sam 11:1-27)
Have you ever been run-
ning late and wished you
could turn your watch back
in order to be on schedule?
Nevertheless you really
know that you are still late
because you can change
your watch, but you can't
change the time. God's
word, we may interpret it
differently, we may even
ignore it, but neither of
those things will change it.
God's word in your life, is it
really irrelevant? You make
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mony Oct. 6 at the NAS Jax Security building. Sixteen
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Career Services Night will be
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Job search strategies
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From Staff
The NAS Jacksonville Fleet and
Family Support Center (FFSC) Life
Skills Education and Support
Program is the foremost preventive meas-
ure for the avoidance of personal and fami-
ly problems.
All FFSC workshops and classes are free
and available to service members and
their families and Department of Defense
civilian personnel aboard the base.
Pre-registration is required. If special
accommodations or handicapped access is
required, please notify FFSC upon regis-
tration.
The following workshops are available in
October:
Oct. 16-19, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. -
Transition Assistance Program
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Oct. 23-26, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. -
Transition Assistance Program (Retiring)
Oct. 24, 9 a.m. to noon Anger
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For further information or to register,
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Packintgl for life


A day in the life of survival equipmentmen


Rebecca Kruck I .
Staff Writer


Established in 1942,
the men and women
under the enlisted
rate of aircrew survival
equipmentman (PR), for-
merly known as parachute
riggers, have had the
responsibility of maintain-
ing millions of pieces of sur-
vival gear. During an
emergency situation, a PR
could be a pilot or aircrew
member's last hope.
"Our day is spent inspect-
ing, repairing and repack-
ing equipment to make
sure the best equipment
gets sent to the fleet," said
PR1(AW) Michael Cashen,
production supervisor for
the paraloft that is part of
the Aircraft Intermediate
Maintenance Detachment
(AIMD) at NAS
Jacksonville.
He said the hardest part
of their job is managing
their workload to provide
all the needed equipment to
the fleet in a timely man-
ner. Some of this equip-
ment includes life rafts, life
preservers, oxygen regula-
tors, liquid oxygen (LOX)
converters and parachutes.
The alpha section of the
paraloft contains the 45-
foot long tables on which
the PRs unpack, repair,
and inspect the parachutes
during required mainte-
nance. The NES-12, which
go in the S-3B Viking and
the NES-14 which go in the
EA-6B Prowler are the only
types of parachutes that
the PRs at NAS
Jacksonville still manually
pack, a process 'that can
take up to three hours.
"Newer technology pro-
duced what we call a 'thin
pack' that is mainly used in
the P-3C Orion. It comes in
vacuum-sealed packaging
from the manufacturer. All
we have to do is tie it in the
pack," said PR2(AW)


Photos by MC2(SW/AW) Rebecca Kruck
PR2 Kevin Juma works on a piece of equipment in the Aircraft
Intermediate Maintenance Detachment Jacksonville Paraloft


Oxygen Shop.
Richard Sacco.
When the PR rating was
first ,introduced to the
Navy, PRs were required to
actually jump in "A" school
with the equipment they
learned to maintain.
"If you want to jump now
you have to go to China
Lake, Calif.," said
PR1(AW/SW) Brian Petros,
leading petty officer of the
paraloft. "They have peo-
ple from different rates who
qualify to work there and
all they do is test jump
parachutes."
The next section of the
paraloft is Charlie, or the
oxygen shop. This is
important because pilots jet
pilots who do not fly in
pressurized cabins must
stay hooked up to oxygen
when flying above 10,000
ft. Without oxygen pilots
will become hypoxic and
eventually pass out and
crash their aircraft.
"We test' the aviator's
breathable oxygen which is
the oxygen we put into the
LOX converters for cleanli-
ness of 12 different gases to
make sure there is the
right amount of each," said
PR2 Kevin Juma.
Juma also tests chemical,
biological and radiological


masks and respirators
:designed to' protect pilots
'and aircrew members from
the toxic and. Jthql effects
of chemical, biological and
nuclear agents from the
ground level to a 43,000 ft.
cabin altitude.
"We test them to make
sure all the valves work
and then we blow them up
like a balloon to make sure
there are no holes in the
mask," he said.
Another important item
maintained in the Charlie
shop is the helicopter air-
crew breathing device
(HABD) bottle. This bottle
provides two to three min-
utes of air and is used
when helicopters go down
in the ocean. Because of
the engine and rotor blades
on top of the helicopter, the
pilots and aircrew must
wait until it crashes, turns
upside down and fills with
water before they can safe-
ly evacuate. The HABD
bottle is there to provide
the crew with air while
they wait for the proper
moment to evecuate.
The third and final sec-
tion of the paraloft, is
Bravo where life rafts, life
preservers and seat pans
are maintained.


PRAN Shawn Rainey checks
an aviator's respirator in the
oxygen shop to ensure every-
thing is working properly.
"The seat pan has a one-
man life raft inside along
with other survival items
such as flares and a radio,"
said PR2(AW) Sarah'Ursch.
"When the pilot ejects, the
seat pan comes out with
them."
The Bravo shop also has


PR3 Charles Reeves and PR2 Jeremiah Cranford carefully
inspect, repair and repack a parachute in their shop.


air hoses that inflate and
deflate hundreds of rafts
and preservers to check for
holes.
These three shops are
supported by a small group
of aviation maintenance
administrationmen (AZ)
who keep track of 'equip-
ment going to and from the


paraloft. About 36 AZs and
PRs are responsible for the
lifesaving equipment rotat-
ed throughout the fleet in
,northern Florida area.
When asked. how to
describe the importance of
their job, Petros said, "We
are the last to let you
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Walk, rally brings attention to scourge of society
From Pge 1

escaped from 15 years ago," said
MeloD. "I created these paintings -.
with no intention of the public .


ever seeing these. Friends
encouraged me to first start
showing these in 2001. This is my
257th exhibit now and I do this
non-profit to help other people
and make them aware of domes-
tic violence issues."
"There are numerous types of
domestic abuse psychological,
physical, sexual, verbal, emotion-
al. I was abused in all these
ways. My series was created from
the phases I went through during
the ordeal. These phases and
titles of my paintings are Fear,
Unworthy, Denial, The Secret,
Awareness, Emergence, Intro-
specting, Tender Embrace and
Un-forbidden," she continued.
"I also do a lot of training with
my local police department. One
thing that is important is that,
when a woman is being abused
and the police go to the house and
she's denying it, they wonder why
she doesn't say something. Well
it's like talking to a beaten dog.
They've been beaten and pushed
down so many times that they are
going to cower and just can't be
brave enough to take a stand,"
explained MeloD.
"I thought about how long I
kept denying the situation and
didn't realize, I was being abused.
The victim needs to come to the
realization that they are being
abused. I finally realized that I
was being abused when it started
affecting my children. I realized
that as a mother, I had a respon-
sibility to raise my kids in a non-
violent home. At that point, I
realized I had to leave. The chil-
dren are truly the innocent vic-


Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
CMDCM(AW/NACO Tom Welden, VP-45 command master chief, looks at
the Domestic Violence Series created by artist MeloD to promote aware-


ness about abusive relationships.
tims in these situations."
"It took me four times to leave
and not go back. On an average it
takes people seven sometimes
many more. And, those victims
need a strong support system and
people around them who have
lots of patience," she added.
As guests strolled by the paint-
ings and gathered information,
many talked about how impor-
tant it is to be aware of domestic
violence situations.
"When we go on deployment,
we hold special briefs for our
squadron members before we'
come home. These briefs cover
numerous topics including rela-
tionships with families and how
to handle the adjustment period
after being gone so long," said
CMDCM(AW/SW) Tom Welden,
VP-45 command master chief. "I
let our people know that if they
are ever having a hard time when


they come home and they need a
room in the barracks to cool off
and can't deal with things at
home, I will find them a place to
stay. In fact, during one of our
briefs, one of our Sailors asked
what if they have kids. I told her
that if she needs a place to stay, I
will make it happen and find her
housing. Within a month of us
being back, she called me for
help."
"The fight against domestic vio-
lence is far from over. My dream
is that there someday there will
be no more need for Quigley
House or Hubbard House. It can
only happen if everyone speaks
out against it," added Sharon
Youngerman, executive director
for Quigley House.
"Everyone knows someone who
has been touched by domestic vio-
lence in some way. Just because
they haven't told you doesn't


NAS Jax Commanding Officer Capt. Chip Dobson signs the Domestic
Violence Prevention Proclamation, designating October as Domestic
Violence Awareness Month after the rally.


mean it's not occurring. We need
to get them to talk about it, and
take domestic violence out of the
shadows and take the shame
away from the victims because
it's not their burden to bear and
make perpetrators accountable
for the actions so they'll stop
what they are doing. We need to
end domestic violence so our chil-
dren don't have to experience it."
At the end of the rally, NAS Jax
Commanding Officer Capt. Chip
Dobson signed a proclamation
declaring October as Domestic
Violence Awareness Month.
"This is a wonderful effort on
the part of several organizations
to promote Domestic Violence
Awareness Month. Those of you
who deal with these issues and
help the families in need are
truly the unsung heroes. This is
the first year we've held an event
like this and hopefully we'll have
many more to raise awareness of
this issue," said Dobson.


Guest speaker MeloD talks about
her series of nine paintings that she
created as part of her therapy after
being in an abusive marriage for
eight years. MeLoD uses her
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AIR SHOW: Blue Angels celebrate 60 years of performing


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GEICO SkyTypers
Frank Ryder Oreck XL Aircraft
Fat Albert (Jet Assisted Takeoff (JATO)
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Disabled American Veterans (DAV) B-25
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Featured Performer: U.S. Navy Flight
Demonstration Squadron, Blue Angels
Note: Performers list is subject to change without
notice.
Gates to NAS Jacksonville open for the air show
at 9 a.m. The fantastic flying feats begin at 10
a.m.,with the Blue Angels performing at 3:15
p.m. The parking area on the flight line will close
promptly at 3 p.m. To ensure you are able to view
the Blues performance, make plans to be on the
base and parked prior to that time.
Security restrictions used during the 2004 Air
Show will be in place again this year.
Unauthorized items: Items you can not bring to
the air show include:


Coolers ,
Cooking Grills
Backpacks
Large Umbrellas
Carryall bags
Large handbags
Animals/pets
Bicycles/skateboards/roller blades
Kites/balloons
Contraband (illegal substances and weapons
of any types such as knives, pepper spray, stun
guns or fireworks)
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air show include (subject to search):
Small purses/fanny packs
Clear bags for medical items (i.e., medication)
or child infant care
Portable/lawn chairs (not in their bag carriers)
Cameras (still and video, not in camera bags).
Baby strollers and baby carriers
Walk-through metal detectors and scanner
checkpoints: Everyone entering the air show will
do so at the pedestrian gate east of the flight line
parking lots (follow directions from signs and


parking/security personnel). Vendors will enter
through the vendor's gate between Hangars 115
and 116.
Vehicle inspections: All vehicles will be
inspected upon entry to NAS Jax (all three gates).
Plan to arrive early to the air show to avoid long
lines.
Spectator drop-offs: Vehicles who plan to
drop people off and depart should do so at the Ajax
and Albemarle gate, Building 135 parking area.
This will provide spectators easy access to pedes-
trian gates. Security personnel will direct you to
this parking area.
Follow directions: As you enter or leave the
air show, please pay attention to security person-
nel and follow their directions. This will aid you in
locating parking and reduce your time in traffic.
As you drive to NAS Jacksonville for the air
show, tune into 107.9 FM and listen for important
information and well as live coverage of the air
show.
For more information about the NAS
Jacksonville Air Show, visit www.nasjaxairshow.
com or www.nasjax.navy.mil (click on "Air Show").


BREAST CANCER: Support group in attendance for outreach


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guess the correct amount of
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learn about the benefits of
breast self-exams, smoking
cessation and biofeedback.
The Naval Hospital
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Group will be there to talk
about their efforts to reach
others, within the communi-
ty. The American Cancer
Society will have informa-
tion about their services and
programs. Information
about current research pro-
grams, lymphedema and
chemotherapy and hormon-


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able.
Approximately 270,000
women will be diagnosed
with breast cancer this year.
The average age will be 50.
Some 49,000 will die, or two
women every 11 minutes.
Early detection methods,
self- breast exam, clinical
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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.
Racquetball tourney coming up
A Turkey Shoot Men and Women's Racquetball
Tourney will be held Nov. 13-17. The tournament
is free and open to all authorized gym patrons
over 18. There will be a recreational division and
a competitive division for men and an open divi-
sion for women. Matches played in evening start-
ing at 5 p.m. Winners receive turkeys. Call NAS
Jax Gymnasium to sign up by Nov. 7.1
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,
S40K 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.

Intramural Fall Volleyball
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As of Oct. 6
Team Wins Losses
VP-45 Gold 5 1
VP-45 Blue 4 2
AIMD 4 2
CNATTU Gold 3 3


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COMMUNITY CALENDAR


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 1'956) adjacent to the
Mulberry Cove Marina. Boaters
and non-boaters are irivited 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/Westside 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 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
HerlenaWashington@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.


Parenting


class

NAS Jax Commanding Officer Capt.
Chip Dobson greets NAS Jax Child
Development Center Education
Technician Belen Mina, who facili-
tated a parenting class at the center
Sept. 28. "My goal is to earn my
doctorate degree in education so I
can educate child care providers. It
is so important that providers know
you to how to help young children
develop physically, emotionally, cog-
nitively and socially. Children are
our future and they deserve the best
care to grow up educated," said
Mina.


every Friday night. For more
information, call 269-5369 or
visit www.fllx.org.
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 Genealo-
gical Society will hold their reg-
ular monthly meeting Oct. 21 at
.1:30 p.m., at the Webb-
Wesconnett Library, 6887 103rd
Street, Jacksonville. For more
information, call Mary Chauncey
at 781-9300.
The Jacksonville Master-
works Chorale and the Clay
County Community Band will
hold a joint concert Oct. 24 at 7
p.m. in the Family Life Center of
the Orange Park United
Methodist Church, 2051 Park
Ave. All are invited and admis-
sion is free. For more informa-
tion, call 269-9819 or go to
www.claycountyband.org.
A meeting will be held provid-
ing information, about the HR-25
Fair Tax Bill Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.
at the Middleburg Library. For
more information, call Jim at
291-0871.
A golf tournament spon-
sored by the NAS Jax Chief
Petty Officers Association, will
be held Nov. 2 at 8 a.m. at the
NAS Jax Golf Course. For more
information, email
mikel.hall@navy.mil or
Patrick.campbell @ navy.mil.
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 4th annual Walk for.
Epilepsy will be held Nov. 4 at
8:30 a.m. at Memorial Park in
Jacksonville. For more informa-
tion go to www.efnef.org or call
731-3752.
A Florida Fall Heroes
Banquet will be held Nov. 10 at
7 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in
Mandarin. For more information
call 535-0747 or visit
www.floridafallenheroes.org.
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.


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3801 Pebble Brooke Cir. CLAY, DUVAL,&NASSA sf. 2 car garage, blkstooceanwalk hood, preserve lot. AI I p r o R e a ty pool $1650,000 Realty
ESTATE IF4ALEALewase uschLaYDUH ALome asS lakefront brand new. to schools K-12, $409,500.4640026 904568-0950. executives, Michelle
SALES Brand new, 2 sty, 3/2. Land89 Homes Packages! $275,900. Call 904.613.3474. 4/2, $365K. Apt. WESTSIDE Open house Akser, Realtor 705-9200
SALES $1550mo+dep 334-8899 $980 Down $595 Month WESTSIDE Open house
Call Mr. Lewis 783-8385 Hidden Hills/Monument 200-5583 or 285-1800 Sat., Oct 7th & 14th 3-5p.
Oakleaf Planta- Lakes, O en house Sat SOUTHSIDE 2737 Alisa Dr. 6395TinternCir. W. 3/2.5, DUNN CREEK- Gor .-,r.
I 3tion FSBO ID# MIDDLEBURG Oct 7th 14th 1a-l NORTHSIDE RTO E. 2/2 den, liv rm, din 2cargar, Irgbrickexec. geous Waterfront : i.
20631251.5/4, 3 LAND HOME PACKAGE 11559 Black Oak Trail renovated upgraded. rm, brick. $175,000 home on l+/-ac. Must $515.000. Realty Execu
car, fenced 3/2 Double Wide 2 or 3BR w/2bath $80Omo + dep. 904-757-2256, 355-9003 See! $295K. 377-2261 tives, Michelle Akser, -iltli i '-
motivted seller PCS on 1.25 acres in Twnhse not remodeled, 904-631-2351 Michael Realtor 705-9200
Orders to Norfolk Middleburg/Keystone. but all new. Owner Westside-3/1, gar, tile, Rehab Draw Up Front
$315,900 904-282-7025 $980 Down. $749 Mo. fin/no qualifying/lease NORTHSIDE 3/1.5 ch/a, Southside Sutton wd Firs, lots of extras, NORTSIDE Trout River *No Pre- Pay Penalties
Save Thousands! opt. 189,900. 377-2261 complete re nov. Lakes well main- lose to N.A.S, 150K. AC deep water ocean No Junk Fees
ORANGE PARK/OAKLEAF CALL (904) 291 2735 laundry rm, $79,900. taned 3 fenced all Ndia uintana access, well septic 36-Hour Closings
T S PLANTATION 6/4 3644sf. EIntra Coastal West. 1728 W 24th St. 868-6152 yard, alarm sys- AlProRealty dockable, ready to Highest LTV
3 Theatre's, 395K. Seller MIDDLEBURG HOUSEAUCTION FSBO doale, 250K Money Down% L
pay closing LS#291933 New 4/2 1600 SF, Mobile 4BR gourmet kit, hrd- Northside, FOR SALE OR system with meter. 904568 0950 904-631-2351 Michael 100% Financing
904434 9374/651- 5581 Home on a Large Wooded wood &tile, upgrades RTO EZ Qualifying. Bad MLS# 325113 215,000
Look for these pen House Lot; $875/Mo. Must Sell! galore. Irg conserva- credit, good credit ok. 904724.1200PCS WESTSIDE GREAT BUYS
Look for these Open House ORANGE PARK CALL TODAY 2910716 tion lot in Pablo Bay. All areas avail. Call KD 4/2. 1950sf, 1.3ac.$235K. Riverfront3/21cargar
advertisements Homes for Sale 100% FINANCING MIDDLEBURG $573,900 or Best Properties 904-566 6265 3/2, 1700sf $199K. fully renov dock boat- E
in the Active Adult Bnkrpcy, Self EMP, Invest MIDDLEBURG Reasonable Offer Both brand new 262- 3262 lift, $469K.obo.
Merchandise Community K.Mark 904233-4231 MOVING! MUS SELL Ilnsoect HighstSBide 3 ORANGE PARK NICE3/1, Southside Iron Wood 4,n 904-276-6112/343.6668 904.737.0144
3/2 1600Fand Over Acre Sold to Highest Bidder -CH&A, new cpt. pnt. Ig 2400sf $396K or $190,3m WESTSIDE Huron St. 3/1 0
Condominiums ORANGE PARK CC/Loch Rane and a Half. Won't last! www.396whiteheron cd lot, $132,900. 3 5',. Builders solo CrA. W D 1. is WWW.acafla.Com
section of the DupleTonhouse 3/2 all brick pool home, new 895 per month place.com 904.992.2214 Cll ou. 35116- 660 2709 i',or prlO U Doack
D u p le x T o w n h o u s e fnc, a /c u nit, 8x 8 sto rag e Ca ll M r. B ra d le y w ww1a c a fla r.o m 3r L li ,1 .' ,: h.1: ,r ,33
Classifieds Investment Income shed. $333,900 904-276-4720 874-1862 or291-3100 Intracoastal West I WESTSIDE FSC. L i l :C;6
Four bedroom twoE
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Lots & Acreage HOMES OF MERRITT'98 5/3 E "'. cul-de-sac, large" I- I-rjr J-,IC.G 'rj : FINArJClrI G rncd Dlo,rd_. crr. d
Manufactured 32x80 on 1 ac. ?F.vu 'o screen oorch and |8l rpc I . il E.IP. In-.-si [or;rr.r t 51.5k :il..4t.j ARLINGTON FSBO Ira 2
Homes blockgarage, nr ;.n t 2R5'', B B. 23:. .231 WESTSIDE F ,r L, 1 ,rr. -c.r 0 ao.e FL. 2-2W5. 11403 'e t
domes shopping. Askinon Iluh 4, ,--- 837. I- WESTSIDE Fi5 r.et r r i.. i2K ,l
r 7 wDE,". Wn. rent nenHrrro unUHEs.ACK 12BFK ,,.'.Hynd70038tEx
Waterfront Motivated seller .2 i42 IN-rRACOASTALWIEr c, o.n Free n-st 9Rr c Cl Tins
LOSTMen Whe INTRACOASTA W I EASTgn aTE p. o.n Free i t Hi, Re R-c dBC. TR1P TWin .- Hom
LOST Men's Wed ORANGE PARK T o 3 2 1,ii jppi:-..:l Ira .d H Soulhside Sullen Lakes rncmec il DUV, CLAY, & NASSA
ing d 6 daCove FSB, Ocane._ANAINBU.LEA1 "n2olo 3r 2c2 m Land Homesr Pack sages!
gH efnds, size 10. illcusvebr/3.5ba w/me Wmter Tr' %94).1-93 J-,: 7q.16 -ngne-d frdd.3gLand HomeslPackages!
Actie u ommrenl21 -, 294, a r mluC l 0 .6cI 3 2r, .0c : mdc.3a n Free3lri or OeaD REGENCY WOOD $98 Down$9S Month
aES D down. 3400+sf. ioa ihr,.jn-m.e i 3 -1 r3 sm260 300m1 A ccess E 3oD CONDOMINIUMS $148,900 Call7Mr. Lewis 78183 85
Lost on NS Mayport n-crm edin liv, fat.r: -. 9 Jacksonville Beach 1 904c3 .2l 3001 A,:,:ess Reir. I8005 325. C.. nI It
o9064 Rewa J BakerCounty -lachi h Owner/Realtor Open NEW LUXURY TOWNHOME Come Home T WESTSIDE-ADORABLE '.Cn'l ., E7 .22 FLEETWOOD 2BR/2BA
f1 Bodra/u $1. Eru -5TTyard on nice lot. Exc^ m
Loo9 04 270 6120 (w) I C drnuish poand M4. 19.50 Ownenom renl e an Beautl ulu4b3 I- B r, S/R, C/ ir, A shed, fenced.
or 904-27-612 (w). fornomes and MH $1750rent. 262SKermit OpenHouse 095 7th St I 259sf, House In The .r, .. C in .. PK ,r-ar, -lng
ownerfin. or 10% cash Dr. Call1543 0629 Homes for Sale 3 2 5.G$410.000 Exclusive Galed P1--, aMsc II 1. 2 undr PEACnTREE 9616X0 80. no
Atvdiscount. 9A1904-259.8256 Apedm-800-935-8347 Ext 107 C IJ.4_en S i 52J u mrplaapgral I,'[. eu PEACHTIREE'96 16x80 no
SORANGEdPARK ActiveAdul 1-0O30 -5 Et 107 CommunIty o f ,._." ., i.ndlRe R I" nell, upqgrnoed Msrsh credit .'. 3/2, sdtove,frig
D I Community WOEUAXHOEs.Co M Orange Park .a-,. ..Pr., r......duceo wash/dryer c/air, car
S Pinochle! Duplex/Townhouse IACKSONVILLE BEACH 452.29,9.5 yrs. 7308606
L0 91Double Deck Ne Homes I $42.9 9.5 yrs <^** *** ', me icolo. 730-8606
Pi le! A Greal Beach Buy This home -Stures Contact your VA STBO Bl9d TRIPLEWIDE'97 3/2 8
BRPlayers every Investment Income NEW JARDIN DE MER CONDOS I an n ground puol. Home Loan Expert- o, R id 2 great rm, stove, fplc,
Ca1ll213.415S Property BEACH BLVD. 15TH ST. newTRAIdNE-.- ac. L M. Pt3.EertO- u o w great aond. $22,500 id
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n i iManufactured ecHACE TO C,2. c T e.new for $ P70,000. 730-8606
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roLots n Acreage K rc r SOUTHSIDE ,L-W rirnt WESTSIDE14X66
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o e a8Lots &in | co.w.,,,-, 1 r, ,r maSler edrom,.. Buili. h O 2 l r i er 5s f tL porch, carpet, vinyl
O penAL EH ouseSl BlT h e a i l R B I c n ee i k cr- r n g o a Thi- -ome f ,i 4 For Iu o I'u utility shed, m anc
CA IN 1 [ Z' grouse p .-.o nin I aatro nt 04 -241 -22*0 24 -9268 G 3Ap p ou nt,:,m s o wert ,, I6 rhar $95 500G 3o t io e w r, h r t
"Beautiful4BRi3BA, .Oceanside w MANDARIN BUY LEASE t in kitchen, formal -. i na Con"G t,] pool. brepIa-e. extras. 10 mins from
anu P l h 0 NAS. $ 10,000. 695-2094.
Db Homes Oafor Sale x Housed n The Oceanview : ,.-; dn;n i and great2.9
Atv e clusii e Gate Waterfront .r ,.t0 iroomm.all ituateor, (904)448-930x 225 fnanengneed nclodng RJor,,n RE, E;'43.980
Active Adult Community of I rBLICTN ,- L II- , I
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ESTATECondominiums Country Club. | B Mi rEs$347 000 Affordable
SCondominiums MANDARIN BarCram entnl ,ar. seller, seller pays 1% of sAforeme
SALES Duplex/TownhouSe This home features Springs 4 3, .. o-.,-u For Information or I|. closing costs .82 3. arter home
Investment Income an inground p.Io. I5. 3'- O 1A... Appointment ... E L C 437on
PropertynARGYLE FOREST Please Call I 1,"$95,500.
i in new gutters, and Open House Od 14. 10-2 Mandarin, Bartram Spgs I904-272-5200 oPlase al Blvd, ioun B u rr l s
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advertisements ARGYLE -Hawks Poinft 3. Treee I n .1, Call Mary Deal .... .F]i 0 l iny ACa
in the 3br/ 2ba+bonu,- Fo raInfrmation o r ARI NGO -.a9n9 B. 94D.r, v
.8sac lot. 2111sf. Bit For Information or ARLINGTON. ... $24,900a L
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section of the house 10/14, 10/28; Please Call dt-1_ Fr RAPR ET sss
section of the 12-3. $259,900. 777-0223 Ca l es ,. c R. .' l ., v ee .r,'rn mDl2 I5l 1 Su Ready to move-in, nice
,Classifieds or 502-4177. 904-272-5200or MH Park. Cat 695.dn2255c
L,!04-699-1724 New Homes Z7Wlk and adl 2,, A; moqe riri bad iM ak Cl 9525
ABORTION ALTERNATIVE Orange Park newly from the $160's ] aif o
ABORTIOErenov, 3/2, 1350f, 1 car foeualifying for
renov, 3/2, hugeyd, $160Ksf Patrick & Rachel Dorrlan, cetorslowet
_________________ BLACK CREEK d 9 5160K. Realtors ,rr,; customer on any now,
*ALL EXPENSES PAID* 1.33 acres, Bulkhead, goes to .36319 Real used orry anpo MH
Many Loving Families St. Johns River, 3/2,1835sf, ORANGE PARK -4/2, Hurry Call 695.2255
YOU Select The Family alarm,intercom, Irg. great scrnd porch, newly t..
Jacksonville, Attorney room, and deck, huge oaks, remod, Nice yard h e
Michael Shorstein new roof & carpet. $165900. 110 South .................... ... . -. .
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: .A Personal Touch yard. $48,000. 730-8606
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16' In AIr eOWS, NAS Jacksonville, Thursday, October 12, 2006
sHouses Houses j Commercial/
S 410 Condominiums 420 nfurnised 420 nfurnished 505 Inustrial 515 o Rent
O I _For Rent
ln w r MANDARIN3 2 use ST JOHNS Co -border WESTSIDE -180 00 sf JANBI RY has targeted
.oawnclterM I rds ST-J4HS Cf. -border. axR fn se s
22 2Flmn.i 2 ar'tram Park all new apl, $1250mo. Co ercial 25,000sf. office/whse -550room avail foer m se. $400Jordan p ni
to 1-9rs. Full am2n24ies C 50 n ta 1= 7e Spc0
OGret location. 95 224 Ca 904-49-414Inc.4631sf. office. Zoned Realty. 743-4980 Business W1 927-9400 or
900o $300mo Mandarin N. T,nrm N JOSE f r Real Estate CCG-2. Ample parking. Opportunities wwwianbury.com
904-3167006 2 2 -Ion. 1i.ngated, SANFenced yard. oesail
04 b et 500Commercial/ EastonSanderson 525 Retail Distributorships/
SOUTHSIDE 5 lnw neighborhood, 10s5mo. Industrial for Sale Co..35-2228 Realtor For Rent Fanchises LAN CLEARING 4pc of
I -I Con ak ______15__J 1_2_6_%_ol n________ industrial for
S1 Cn L L904-742-6 f686 505 Commercial/ Fictitious Names, Muese$2dum trucks.
Open House Bed and Breakfast pn, Entertainment, Julngton Forest 3/2 RWOODS/229 Industrial for Rent 515 OfficeSpace RESTAURANTOROTHER Financial Services 15K. 7710978
SManufactured EaS S S. 1900sf $13Cn50m +sec 2CarGarPool,162SF, Den, i Businesses for Sale ForA /103e 288-8500 ono Ln LIQUOR oLICENSE
HActvesAdult Manufactured Easy access to 195,295 & JTB. dep. 904-566-1923 Kit Equipped, Fenced Yard /103RD 288-8500
Active Adult Homes $830mo+Sec. 94220 aa o 510 Retail/Office Space /ws Borrow clay4 COP, bestprice &
Home Shareny MANDARIN Brand new VANSANDT RE 389-3540 510 Retail/Offie Space ARLINGTON /WESTSIDE Mort ou C CPst36 r7ce8
Community TmeShare SOUTHSIDE 2/1 52" TV wd for Sale Ideal for small church. SAN MARCO MortgaesBought erms 386.6773785
DuplexTownhouse t ool, clubhouse, fitness vail now 904.982.1416 Garden tub; scrn porch, for Rent 14 Hme St. o Hen- SALON FUR &/or SALON
Investment Income House Plans ctr., $1050. 207.920912. deck on lagoon. 2 car John Turner Butler & dricks Ave. Behind lofts. 6 Stations/chrs, 2 sinks/
Mse sMANDARIN 2/2 2car gar gr;$1300m 321287 5062 PhillsStartlngat$375 $750,000 or $3000/mo.8 Statons/chry. 2 sM nks/
Property Miscellaneous SOUTSIDE PT Meadows crnr ot on lake.app, utsncdGOINGFASTI Easton, Sanderson & chrs, 3 dryers Mst sell!
Property Co. 356-2228 Realtor
all apple, 2 ears new, w/deck$1050m.608.8420 WestsldeS/1.5, 5 min.to Commercial/ Cl R 3
Homes 925mo, 61206l34 MARIETTA2/1 ch NAS, ch&a, wd hkuP, Irg 5 Industrial MANDARIN FRESH & NEoW nm lSlelS USED CARS-Highline
otesfAcreagesfpetnd18s 610mo. $8Odep For Rent 5 officecn t. 505907 oeed partner/vetor
Lots & Acreage a SOUTHSIDE -st. Johns rg yrd/HWflrs/new bath peVts 80 $ e s,! nt/ph. n $1650m. N1 s nt F... t F COIN LAUNDRY.Naed ar eSr/ne
Oceanfront Town Center brand new porch/water ncl/fenced. avail 1/1. 904910.8212 69.08/260.1725 a o Owner/Operator or Jax or St. Aug. 4126022
Oceanside/ GRAHAM CO., NC -FSBO 3/2. Avail 11/3, Exc Ioc. VANSANDT RE 389-3540 .1l7st year. profitable Laundrormato
Oceansdlew G2 land ra CO. Hea of $1450mo. 904-879-7130 MURRAY HILL 3/1 $895 WESTSIDE 2br/2.5ba NEW OFFICE SUITES on B8o clean in
WThe Srokes. Parcel #1 SOUTHSIDE 2BR/2BA, 1 C ar, New Paint, Brick Beautifull/ newly Eastpark Great I90cati982848
Waterfront 50+acres. Parcel #2 ONTREUXgatedpool 1206SF, Carpet, Kit Equip. renovated townhse Eastpark4Great locating
17+acres w/house fitness, door gym, no VA NDRE85 ORANGE PARK Ware- (904) 998-9339
Con 57tact Ken Campbell pe t smo +dep. NORTHSIDE23 W 60thSt house w/office 2000SF SAN MARCO LOFTS / A
SOUTH CAROLINA 2/2, 1060s, KUPIE 352-745-1056/473-3667 1450Flager396-9601 w/dwnpyment3032108 Call Mark 904-233-4231
HUNTING TRACTS SOUTHSIDE 2/2 1060sf + $725mo K Jones 88 REF REQ. $595/MO. 778 2897
5 tracts ranging from gar, 1st fir, end unit onNorthside 3br/3ba 2 car m *
CALLAHAN 3/2Fireplace, 200 to 900 acres. preserve, scr prch, W/D Northslde 3br/3ba 2 car 1* 1
2400 sf3.3 acres fish- offered for sale in the 1000m 904-273.7338 oar brand new,r Dunn WESTSIDE Marietta 3/2
Ave.on ropIIQ river, brickfend yd, kitequip.
I ngPond $29 ,000 Aiken & Barnwell area. 1300m 5153 au Om edp.
e904e483-8280Great Ilnvestment pro4p 11300 651LR IDA3000mifi
S VirginlaLand: 15ac fronts ATTN: RENTERS IWESTSIDE ) 2 T',.nnse.
Mau fact urd on rer 7K Fiorcm Fleming island 3 2 2 car GREAT HOMES SEEKING 1 '7 1 i 3C e
N U C9Perked: 919-693-8984 gar r d rr GREAT PEOPLE No poet. I 6u 322 1324 1 C OVER 150
$1501-d WSCEDARLK3
NASSAU, CLAY, & DUVAL9 50rr2. 0-,n n..Fr R x emodeled WI CDRLOVER 150
Land Homes Packagess orange P k sLea. 33 alrentallts. DAr. .LKS CL ONLINE
$980 Down $595 Month lane le urn. u Inm Fair Rentt ne. 5i: r u, L i ,... ,V CLES
$9jc0 iDro a Pc :1. -3 35-1 $ -VANSAHDT RE 3B9 3540
Call Mr. Lewis 783-8385 W$1650mo orno big TV $300 Mope-In Special VANSANDTRE 39 3540
gc.it. pool. 646 35.1 322 |Northd ePxlson, |
A 3OR 4 R ON 1 OR MORE ANGELO BUYS TPC SAWRASS Murray Hill Area. WS LAKESHORE 3 1.5 $800
ACRES. 100%4FINANC O HOUSES CASH I 3 2 r r, r n.: oncan.l I NO HUD. Call Steve :, Eul rr '-
SEYCOR REALTY 4774225OR n ..(tih e,,m ro.T, a .@ Titu Solutlans OR,,-,u.T, ,,D '.
JOHNSALES@BELLSOUTH.NET An conddhandyman, Sleesmo 463 1 94-8 9 | VANSANDT RE 389 34 0 OR
fire damaged, B9mo 463 3074 904-687-4962 V
occupied ANYWHERE, 19lMad Ave 2/1700 Vulee 4Or '3a 2 car gar. -
AN CODTION... 420 Houses tShAve 9/ 5B 2.str,.'Draner-.,nome .
SApts/comm'/residentlal t2influlilisherd 7041 AlanAve 3'l T775 $ I 6 0 am 1 5 .' L S asif. 'i -
NO DEAL TO BIGor lo0sOTthacaDOr ai16 561i876'9536 ----
TOO SMALL Ill ARGYLE tlCharle D EersDr32s5829 rI -
Quick closings or 2, LR, DR, FAMILY ROOM. Murraynt 21 sl $Hull500 Down U OWN$3500
904- 626- 1636 SPLIT DRM. FENCED YARD Am Areas 1st Mo. FREE S3500 3500 *
904- 813- 5253 REF REQ 995 MO. 778 2897 4827 LouIaTe 3"/1 EZ QUALIFY
ARGYLE 1421 Lolsa onSt2/n $71 Call the Hotline 3881208
CLNOS, AVAIL 65 Reandolph St 2/.1$m750
REF REQ SI050 MO. 6i 7219 f AlMilitary Is Approved
Open Hose ARLINGTON. FL Caroline Oakleaf Plant. New &
Homes for Sale c urchanec., R" O O R0 OWdN = $ 9 /Md W A
creOIt cnecl. 3,2. 757I, 1800s .30005 i 1SOM
Active Adult SL200m 904 803 3355 $2000m 516.660-270 C $3500 D VV = $199/M O. WA-
-Comnunity RealEstate ARLINGTON $1050 O.P. -1911 Hunters
USe Rforent 3,3te.*n'rc -'t1ncd ER 904-645-5700
Condomnums ., i m o. Trace. Immac 3 2, 2 Iar
Duplex/Townhouse ir W loi.r. En grour, ePorch. REIAncd y Ea L ESTA TE
Investment Income 400Apartments orci. ended ,ara. 5 car r JIS0mo. 276-6446 Dan Jones Blv JaCksi ,
Property Furnished drlve.ay Call ROr,5er ORANGEPARK &Associates, Inc 8336 Beach Blvd Florida
Lots & Acreage 405Apartments Megg 104 23- 3652 4 203. iencea ,d PcI (904) 757-3466 Beach
Manufactured 40Condomlnlums ARLINGTON New home e rage. all malr.,r pp. ww.ERADANJONES.
412 RetIrement for lease w opt. to buy. I1300 Pn. 904 .22 97%T ww.ERADANJONES.com A.ii = -I]. E:.] i' ]'! u *'h
Homes Communities 3.2.5. 3gar. ne.'. 3pis. orn K FmiiNw Homes,.
420 Houses Unfurnished ARLINGrON,'-. r..,;numeni r 267 1 Tuscange T o annrdorum;s The M irror Jax Air New s The Periscope
S 425 Manufactured Spit 3.2 22655s. .tone "CIlge S $130Im 1.2. 4 Bedr
Lt&Aceg Homes Iplc. el 31ppl. 2car RTOCp[ion 626 420)0 $450 -$1695
427 Mobile Home Lots 9 ... ge. deed..- A a3r Orange Park near Arg,ie In n1
430 Roommates c na ., n 3 [m I I t'i Elem braro nan. J"2. Follomig Area:
PALATKA Land for ch c n/ c naC, e, ed Op bSno 236986c Ccean ay
sale. 7 Acre Block Resorts Kathy201 410 62 ORANGE PARK NICE 3.1 Doariown
in greater Palatka, 445Storage/Mini- ARLINoTON., ar 104 OCH. ne c or. Ig Rivtr
ocaerMsn A T rfncm.d Ica. $1100rag Arlinglon
FL. Located on Lockes Underhill Dr 3. 1.5 fen -$7:000ep 73rj 72.5 SOuII d -
Carraway Church 450Management/Rental ,o. 6S5m+ $ 900dep.
Rd. Zoned AG Services P- r.e 1 0Br 322 1324 ORANGE PARK Oakleal TArl.e.
$125,000. Call Tony 455 Wanted to Rent ATLANTIC BEACH N.. 4 260. a.. ter Westside
334-0571 Apartments I tree a ricea ORANGE PARK 3 2. FOR OUR I
Apartments 422.2 crr.2.r I3' port
400 Furnished s 3 rj re RENTAL SPECIALS *
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WEEKLY SPECIALS! Atlantic Beach Exec TH 00epo 120
$139-7 DAY STAY Ne J. 435.2 car 2-s0T, ORANGE PARK FLEMING 4 ManIlaClured
(904) 725-5093 FP, eli,, P.ol, Pr.. cOn ISLAND REn I.o an. 425 Homes
Beach Ave. MUST SEE! 2363 Crooked Pine Ln, Homes
X BEACoIn /MARSH LANDING, $3500/mo 228-0088 New 3/2. $1650mo OBO

reql. Bill @904-591-6796 Near shops/equlpt kitch w&d, hu/storage/cozy p 60m $70 de
VANAND TRNer psan cozy /2, $650mo $700 dep.
RealEstateVANSATRE3893540 Near shops ane gocer Call 904. 777.1281
W' SIDE-Small Partially Furn, VVSAAN5A N D R 03c Call 904 777 1281
l 1 Bdmi, Utl.gas+cable. BEACHES Isle Of Palms ._ 0 *
Newly remod $15/wk $500 3/2.5, pool water front, Ponte Vedra Beach E. of LW -19-.L4
Open House dep 904-695-1412 w/dock. gar, fen yd. AIA 3/2 + ofc 2000sf..i rM. M
e orale $1750mo. 352-6362151 court yrd pool lawn Moble Homes -
Homes for Sale /pool Svc incl. pets Ok. M
Condominiums 405 Apartments CEDAR HILLS 3/1 $925 $1900. 9047030242 -
SUnfurnished LGPorch. Great Rm, 1200SF, PonteVedra/Seaview Ok
Duplex/Townhouse .1ca 0ar. Lar.e Ydm F Ponte Vedra/Seaview Pk
V ANSANDTRE389"3540 Waik to Beacht ImmacA430 Roommates
Manufactured Avondale 2br/lba. 2 prl VANSANDT E 389- 3/2 FR+den, 2 carIar430 .o rates
SHomes crt yards Earth stone CHARLES GATE $1900m 904.982 686
Waterfront flrs, w/d hu no dogs. 4/2 brkfplc, 2car ar, Arlington Room
$900m 90437.0936 Ig porch, 1125mo. PONTE V mate Wanted. 3/2,
Oceanfront04-406-5500 PONTEVEDR" hardwood floor,
j front Sawmill Lakes. i pool,
Intracoastal Front Need a Place NORTHSIDE Eagle Harbor area. 3/2, Beautiful, nearly new, i id gd, Roo msnd p
Marsh Front To Hang $575-$78s0 new paint crpt. lake Immacs3/2 scrn prch, mo. ded & $400 or $450.
Lots &Acreage Your Ha? Rs front, walk to schl. allaplpi w/d law Call obert Megg&
Investmentncome Avallablel $1350mo. 904-614-5256 care cI. Sm petsok. 904-234-3652.
estmernt ome 0 tt buy avil 904
904- 757-0240 E. Arl/Intercoastal home $1695mO 1 vr lease.
Property Ashley Park in Ashley Woods just Wontlas IonI 9A/Lrg furn rm quiet-
Active Adult Aparments mn frm bchs. 3/2 fen Owner 904-234-655 new homeph cbl, w/d.
Community yd, loc InCul-de-sac, or 904-285-0067 utils $550mo/237-1834
bmuiy RIVERSIDE clean effect ,- WD Incl, 2 car Gar, scr
apt, nr ho buse ch Pets Ok, 1950sf
i apt, nrhoEsp&buses I c mo/d $61000. A PONTE VEDRA BCH 4/42 BAYMEADOWS/A,Fem 5MONS5 N0 0 0
qu$et n hood. Util Inc] 12346 W car gar, 2542sf, pool, shareTHw/Femgated.
$5 +leaf Ct. (904) 982-2820 gtd comm, bch access pool gym $450m 229-7399
H2000m 904 315-3288
f S lSAN MARCO FLEMING1 ISL. New 400l f. NORTHSIDE7&:W OO
&ER5 1 2 BR Special! everyup SS Westside.FORSALEOR o$110 + r week
HERITAGE PARK New 5/5 CALL 398 -9492 RtO 13F50 On. 161 SD .n 9
2903sf Preserve $345K. CALL 398 -9492 ufts 1900m I o$0 Or9 1615 W. 25th 477.1892
Also 4/3, 2400sf $325K. SAN MARCO LOFTS 1 -21 ll srAas a il Call KDO ,
3.5%fin. 516-660-2709 Closeto Sq,fr$710 Fleming Island 4/2 Avail Properties904566.6265 NS MAYPORT 8
www.theloftssanmarco.com Dec06. hrdwd firs, fnc SOUTH PONTE VERIA t lies from. 3/2 -
JCP 2/2.5 Beautiful 2 yr 1450 Flagler 396-9601 bck yd. $1800m. No SOU PONTE E lhome. $ 525 s
old TH St Johns Co. A+ pets. 904-264-1733 4br/2.5baw/ocean & includes all. Call
schIs. Owner/Realtor WlESTSIDE $149Secdep coastal views. $2000m home 223-1843, cell -
i158,900 o904-7044860 Special. 1BR, $440. Fleming Island Brand Avail NOV. 6788607478 571-5215.Greatdeal.
Call 38 -7317 2 car gar ets ok, wnH OP Fr Wanted t h
Ponte Vedra FSBO 3br/2b Wa 1250m. 4Hm 6311 sr cc e
gar, fnc yd, 1370sool/ym. Rento new3500sf hm, rivervw.
Re n o v. .M u s t Se e Intra Coastal West, Lrg Own, 04806-1461 $525m+uti. 5095877 -
$329,900. 9042805325 newer /2w/rgyrd. SOUTHSIDE James Island ORANGE PARK
IRD, Rent or le18e to own. 5/2,A NGcustom Share marge -
PONTE VEDRA/Walden $1250mo. 992.0940 home, Gted great loc history home withr
Chase Brand new 4/3 K2600 sf$2100. 210.0452 P or Chabe w
2 storyw/ioft32436f99 KERNAN River Point 3/2. pool. Cable & -
Red. $4 904.2 30-2.6892 Cr A 2cargarA+ cond,1625 SOUTHSIDE 3/2, great phone in furnished
Crabapple Cove, $1075 loc. Nice neighborhoo room. $400 inc utilities
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH avail now 904 372 0837 Fenced srnkle & deposit. 6126646
Bright beautiful 3/2 PlanerKEYSTONE HEIGHTS -3/2, sys$ 3 Roomate Wanted -
island home, vaulted i gar,1500sf, like new rent or SOUTHSIDE 3/1, FR, ch/a, to share 3BR/2BA --
ceilings, Pergo foorlng, RTO1100mo. $79uar scr porch. Open Sun 14. I Westsde hme. 5 m
skyl g ts, Co n Fin. in down. 9755 Bank Rd. No pets. min. to NAS Jax, No
counters, stove, fridg, WESTSIDE Call 904- 276-6446 $975m+dp. 641- 1832 Pets.$525.00.591-5532
dw. all 1 yD.$319,900. 2BR DUPLEX FENCED YD, Pets. $525.00. 591-5532
Call 904-377-2947 NOD HOOKUP, UIETl MAND -3/2,2cgar,exc ST AUGUSTINE Palenca
REREQUREQUED$595 778-2897 cond,fp, ch/a1400sf 4/3, 2155sf, close to a SINGLE FEMALE
Greatloc. Avail now. pool tennis & golf, I looking for indl
nnr6 2nbr10.oeewly in $1200m 904M880 4507 $1700m 904-315-32 88 Idua t sred3(2 -
W/D conn $665mo. move- In home In Mdd e
Special. Seaboard Oaks MANDARIN -grt N'hood, ST. JOHNSCQ/SR210/195 burg. $500 (inc until .
Call Frances 904-778-9836 3/2, fplc, 1 car gar, car New 2/2.Twnhse,comm 571-5314 after 5 pm.
L i .Franes90_ 8-98I6kptf nop etas $190 57089mo pool, lake .vew.$99m.. 5
Geomiaday working Male. Furn
W 410 Condominiums Ca'n 3- s 1 8 9 8 0 WESTSIDE- WFseeks
Westside rm pool. on smkr
AMELIA ISLAND unfurnOPEN HOU$500m nc utls. 777.5955
RaEt e newly remod. Granitee OPEN HOUSEI "-
.and stainless steel
appl. 2/2 startIng at Rooms
PUBLISHER'SNOTICE s1100 2sto tn Saturday, Oct. 14 10AM-1PM 435 toRs _
All real Astate adver- rent. Gated community r O A 4
tislrn in this news a- heated oolandsa. 9706 Watershed Drive S* ARLINGTON
ier Fs subject to the Call 9042771983 LUXURY ROOMS
Fr Housing Act which wwwthepalmsatamella.com 1-10 W. to Marietta, Exit 355, L on Devoe to L on w/Mlcrowave & Refrigl
makes It illegal to Beaver St Cross Jones Rd, Take R on Watershed into Low Daily/Wkly Ratesl
advertise "any prefer ARLINGTON new 2/2 Walker's Hamlet. Home is on left corner. 10% ff for Wky Rooml
ece limitation or dis- vaulted, patio, ated, KINGS INN (904)725 3343
cmination based on 0 i7- 87n ., 9 50 4BR/2.5BA- Only $229,900
race, color, religion, ARL-REGENCY INN -
sex, handicap, familial ATLANTIC/UNIVERSITY WEEKLY SPECIALS*
status, or national orl- The Carlton, 2/1.5, w/d, 2-story home with 2,223sf $139 -7 DAY STAY
min or an intention, toe boatsl85.p6oo, 8$900mo 10+ with upgrades galore (904) 725 -5093
erence, limitation or Master Suite Includes his/her closets
di crimlnatlon. BAYMEADOWS Condo and MBA with Jacuzzi tub BAYMEADOWS
LFamilial status 2/2 B HcarE arMfArrentNDSOUTHSBeACESMAARINwm
includes children under Please cal Loule Lopez Perfect Move-in Condition! EFFIC$1 ESTS AptDE.
thIe age 18 living with '904-616-7910. EF 1WKA
parents or legal custo- CALL TODAYI $150wee, also houses
dians, pregnant women BAYMEADOWS Deerwood for rent urn/ unfurn
ad people securing 3/2 1530sf, all new, fplc, wk, month. 904.302.5753
custody of children lanai, No Smk/ Pts Jeanne Breault, REALTOR 904.591.8520
under 18. $wspaperwill 1095mo. Call 505.3648 Michelle Knight, REALTOR 904 7428168 NORTHSDE 4 HOUSE
not knowingly accept DOWNTOWN ON RIVER Vaguder. Grease rec1 refs
arny advertising for real w/vlews. 1/1 hdwd firs, $200dep. lease req refs318-6271
estate which is in vio- granite cntrtps, storage
lation of the law. Our 2 prkg spots. i1500m
readers are hereby util.,w/d&cb incl.or *
reformed that all $300K.615.300.0274




o h e eeythng. 904-535 5 Classified
number for the hearing JAX BCH OCEAN VIEWS
a m p r e d I Nr 3/2 2a0'balcony Ads
A 2400m. 904- 651.1012


I -- MANDARIN Comfortable
2/2 patio'hm, fp, sec
E5UL.J sys, scrn porch, w/d, T E L T
UAL.HOUS $0560.,733 3866 716TH9471 FLEET
OPPORTUNITY MANDARIN -2/2.5, 1500sf

APPLING COUN 2 story comm $105o. MARKET Rank/Grade:___ Work Phone # Organization: ------Date Submitted:
shop call 912-367-6534 Cal270
www.iorsalebyowner.com MANDARIN 2/2, 1st fir, Name (please print): Signature: -..
Incl dishwasher, w/d
Burke Co. 356ac, planted hookup, fireplace AD VE RTI S I N G
pines & mature hard- screen porhchkpoola
wood $2500/ac Firm $s900m.n3p8644p234 RULES 1. Free advertising In the Fleet Market is restricted to active duty and retired military 6. Ads appearing to be in the promotion of a business or which do not meet the above
912.536 0452/478-451-7360 PONTE VEDRA BEACH br personnel (or their dependents) and civilian employees assigned to Naval Air requirements will be billed.The publisher reserves the right to omit any or all ads.
Geora RIVERFRONT fness oo, Please fill OUt Station, Jacksonville. 7. Additional readership in other publications can be arranged for a nominal fee by calling
380 Acres With Over this form in 2. Advertising In the Fleet Market is a free service provided by the publisher to help 3.66-6300 or 1-800-258-4637 (toll free), or enclosing your phone number.
Frontage Along the Ocean Grove 1/1 w/loft qualified personnel dispose of unwanted personal articles. Service ads such as 8. Faxed ads will be accepted at 904-359-4180, however, they must be completed on an
History en secoue river asbed/sorai/gym. Pets black or blue ink. sharing rides to work or on leave, announcing lost and found Items, and garage original form.
Concrete Boat Ramp. Ex tr, w/d, ceiling ans sales will be accepted. ADS PERTAINING TO GUN SALES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Select the number of weeks ad is to run: Z 1 wk D 2 wks U 3 wks J 4 wks
Road Frontage. Huge, porch. $1000m+lmo. dp. ANIMAL OR PET ADS WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED IF THE ANIMALS ARE OFFERED
eand Excellenast caTEll Bruce 377ach.5051 DEADLINES FREE. CHILD CARE PROVIDERS CANNOT DISCRIMINATE. REAL ESTATE ADS WILL To renew your ad after the allotted time, you must re-submit your ad to Jax Air News.
HuFishnting and Exc ksel,lent PONTE VEDRA Beach access, ss, gran- BE LIMITElDTO ANNOUNCEMENT OF HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT BY QUALIFIED NOTE: (1) This form must be clipped (not torn) along the outside border. (2) No more than
W Iot and Turk ite star ameniteslakJAX A INDIVIDUALS WITH PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION (PCS) OR OFFICIALLY one word (or abbreviation for one word) per block, (3) Only two free ads per family, per
Owner 47,8-477-1141 PONTE VEDRA BEACH JAX IREASSIGNED" ORDERS. REAL ESTATE ADS MUST CON4TAIN ONE OFTHOSE STATE- week. (4) Select the category for the ad by referring to the Classified Index.,
OCEAN GROVE 1/1+Loft
GEORGIA LAND SALE overlooks pool, on lake. W S MENTS IN THE BODY OFTHE AD OTHERWISE THEY WILL BE BILLED.
Timber comMust rent $NEWSm. 3. All information requested must be Included and readable. All ads should be written Category:
liquidatingom8 SE GA Ken 904251.5370 independent of other information contained on this form.
Claxton. Call PONTEVEDRA Best Rentals 4. Ads received after the above time will run In the following week's issue. r I
404 362.8244 bedroSo m NOon 5. Completed forms should be delivered or mailed to the Fleet Market, Jax Air News, Code
orgotoourwedsite. Gated, Best Amenities,Rare OOG, Box 2, Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL 32212, or to Jax Air News,
Reeg our e l. aoctoh Free RENT M day One Riverside Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32202 .
www.streglspaper.com Jennifer, Broker 917859 7859 One Riverside Avenue, Jacksonville FL 32202
ST MARY'S Point Peter Southside RENT or RENT
3/2, 2 car garage, Ig TOOWN QuIet & cozy
yard.1 yr hIome wrty, 2 BR, 2 BA w/FP, W/D hu.
180 Powerhorn Rd. $9r0mo+dep
$120K 912-674-9084 1 yr lease 850-814. 4696






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Porsche '86
white, 944 turbo,
very good con-
L diton. Cardlo
Cruiser by Jake barely
used video tape
included.
PRO FORM TREADMILL -
like new, all goodies, top
of the line $700obo.
904-588-2357
Workout center,
Galaxy 5000, cast
hl | Iron frame with
stepper machine,
bands system
Included $50. Call
912-674-0560 or
912-576-2044







Adopt a Pet
Pets & Supplies
Livestock & Supplies
Animals Wanted



L 125 Gallon cherry
fish tank with
cover. You must
b see to believe call
Kim 778-2464
V BICHON v
Puppies S299-up
5 YORKIES, Pugs,
Chihuahuas, Cockers,
Boston, (Toy) Aussie,
wwv.petworldpets.com
Pet World 262-4646

American Bulldog
S (full-blooded) White
S w/Brindal Spots
6 weeks old 10 06 06
322 8036


I I
CUSTOM SOLID OAK |
CABINET WITH SLIDE I
I OUTS. WET/DRY
FILTER SYSTEM. I
SAND BOTTOM.
ROCKS. CORALS I
AND FISH INCLUDED.
$520 OBO
For Information or
Appointment
Please Call
904-272-5200 or
904-699-1724 J

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD
pups, 14 wks old, black
& whites, S/W, POP,
$250. 904-879. 1286 or
904-860-5772
BABY BIRDS SALE
Many Variety
ALSO breeders 374.3005
BASSET HOUND CKC,
male, S&W, H/C, POP
$350. (904)845-2781.
Beagles 12 weeks old,
s/w, 2 males, 3 females
$150. Call 879-1106
BENGAL KITTENS Toilet
trained. Leopard spot-
ted, marbles & snows.
HIth guar. 912-996-1764
BOXER PUPS, AKC fawn
and brindle, 8wks. on
10/14/06, $625, (904)
838-2522
BOXER PUPS
AKC, tails docked,
$600. (904)994-1696
BOXERS AKC fawn, $700.
Norman's perfect
straight pups. 778-4622
BOXERS Pups Reg, HC
guar, 10/7 & 10/8 Pecan
Fea Market 912-288-7228
GERMAN SHEPHERD pUPS
WHITE 7 aeeki. reg.
904 251 4777
GERMAN SHEPHERDS
Born 8 4. AKC. S/W. HC.
Fro5ea. $500 5146713
German Shep. Pups AKC
beautiful blk, tan, silver
child friendly 880-6736
GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC
Pure White puppies
$400. 768-1386, 777-8385
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS
AKC. HC. Ready Now I
Call 904-773-3128
GREAT DANES AKC
2 Adult F, & Pups, $450 to
$850. 904-674-3238
JACK RUSSELL PUPS
M/F, $300 CASH ONLY
743-9687
LAB PUPS AKC, HC. S&W
Blondes & blacks.
$250.904-524 207
LAB PUPS, AKC, i erd cute
Choc/Blacks, S&W. HC.
$350. (386)362-3032

The economic
impact of the
military in

Northeast Florida
and Southeast
Georgia is

bllon.
Advertise in one
or all of the
military
publications
distributed at
the local bases
in the area.
Please call

904-359-4336,
Fax 904-366 6230.

LAB PUPS-8wks, 1st
block head,black/ yelw
$250ea. 904-879-4312
4, LABS, Block HD, 1
j yellow, 3 black, par
SIents of AKC champion
bloodline, 5 wks old,
$100 deposit for reserve.
Ask $350. 887-9042 Iv msg.
MASTWEILER r ROTTIE
8wks $250 gold $350 bik
CKC H/C 563-5655
S PIT BULLS PUPS 2 brindle
fawn. Reasonable
prices. Call 483-6008
POMERANIAN PUPS
8wks, CKC, S/W, HC,
M/F $550904-514-5615
S POMS PUPS AKC
2 beautiful males cream
& sable, HC $495ea. 386
-467-8400, 904-472-8364
POODLE PUPS AKC REG
Tiny Toys 2 males
Cal/904-710-1242
SRabbit cage free
standing, four
legs, good shape,
$65. Call 610-3907
leave message.
RAT TERRIER PUPS UKC
2 F 1 M. $250 Call
904-645- 8535 Kim or Rob
SHIH-'TZU AKC Reg. 9wks
1 black & white male
house broken 291- 7745
SHIH-TZU's RULE
AKC 3 Females. $550
Call 213-9941
.Q SHIH-TZU FREE
l to loving home.
< 6yr. old tan/white
neutered male.
Microchipped. Not good
with children. Please
call 241-5245
SHIH TZU PUPPIES
AKC, 2M/2F, HC. Ready
to go! 904-213-9407
SPHYNX KITTENS All pur,
no fur. Rare, hairless,
beautiful & effectionate
904- 613- 3394/N:356- 5016
YORKIE.,AKC small male
pups, 1st S/W. Can delv
$660 cash 912-261-9760
YORKIE TEACUP Cute as
a button Male, AKC,
shots, 10 weeks $900.
859 0872; 249- 1425



HORSES FOR SALE
$800 & up-obo. 282-5479
OH Typey-respensive-
friendly. Smooth, lOyrs
15-2H $2000. 386-649-4414


Horse & Kennel Warehouse
1096 E. 18th Street 354-7634
www.horseandkennel.com



LOOKING FOR MINI T. CUP
POODLES w/papers &
shots. AKC reg. 879- 2480





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LET U5
SELL YOUR BOAT
Consignments Needed-
Salter Marine 904-284-0155
16 ft. Gheenee
canoe with 2
fishing seat
hook-up brackets
must sell $200 Dana
887-4624
18 ft John Boat
w/traller & access, as
.l$is, needs work, $500.
Cell 887-9042 Iv msg.
28' '03 Mako 282, only 45
hrs, '04 twin Honda
225hp 4 strokes, wind-
less full Issenglass
enclosure w/batt
wings, Garmin 3010,
many more options,
PERFECT. $75,000.
850-528-3299
4 Nitro Boat '97
20ft, sport,
120ELPT, Nitro
S Trailer, retail
$8,350. Sell for
$6,000 firm. 214-7810.

4 P W C Honda
Aquatrax '04
brought new 2005
l 24 hrs. with trailer
$6200 obo. Call
714- 0649 or 534b 2701

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Sales- Service- Parts
Advance Marine. 730-3332
WANTED!
Boats, Motors. & Trailers
Any Condition!
"The Used Parts People"
WEEKS MARINE 387.1440








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2006 models for 13,999
call 386-758-8661
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$24K OBO. 270-0967.
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/ Very low miles, new
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.$4000. Call
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614-1 Pecan Park
Exit 366 Off 195 Next to
Pecan park Flea Market
'WINNEBAGO 37 ft,
S1987, motor home.
|IL 27K miles. Good
Second. Sleeps 6.
Must sell. $7000 abo.
912-882-4168 Iv msg




4 200S custom
chrome, 100 C.I.
Revtec. Contact
Kevin
kevlnh7881@comcaLnet
for pictures and Info.
$15,000 obo. 220-2801


HONDA VTX
1300 C '04 ,
7700digital display, manyGE
KEPT. 912-256-3MOEXTENDED
VANCE & HINES
chDRESSED 2,300
MANY ACCESSORIES
771-2442 or 553-A249
ASK FOR RON.$93500B B

ARTIC CAT 650 4X4 '04,


Custom Chopper
New paint and
chrome 2,300
Smiles. Call for pics
912.-576.3437.10k
OBO. Must sell!
4, GSXR-6000 '03,
14K ml., polished
S|frame, perfect
condition, gar kept.
Riding gear included.
New sprockets. $6700
obo, 843-568-6968
HARLEY DAVIDSON
FLHTCUI Ultra
k Classic '04. Phase
2, dealer engine
conversion, 95 cubic
inch. $18,500. Carlis
610-4407 or 778-1594.

HD Dyna Super Glide
2003
Fuel Inj. 4200 miles
Hard Saddle bags,
,quick detachable
shield & backrest,
screaming eagle
pipes. Exc. cond
S12,000 OBO
904 730- 2354
HD HERITAGE SOFTFAIL
CLASSIC '02- FLSTC
[.,A. mi's ec crno.
l14."50,..bo 291 .C.73
HONDA 929RR Erion edL
'01,H,&mi. MOC'a snane.
e tra3&. .6rUO 3,2 0131
SHONDA CBR600 '96
o)miles. co.o.a cnn.
lion, ,?e tra parts.
For more dr-lals. call
386 9131 r5S6
SHonda CBR '95
I EOF3 Yeilow.
1&60 0 miles. 5 C. EI.l
RF900. Helmet. J10 .
RoC et i jacket.
$ 3.000 C-BC..
904 262 8155
HONDA Goldwing
LID O 40 B3, cel
l.nt condition. ne%
tires ana ne,-'. iront
orales BrOc..n frusl
see'i$30 3300 ; 9656
HONDA GOLD WING '85
E>c. cond Ii, Trnileage
15001) 912-673.0100
4, Rancher ATV 350
"05 semir ut c
m Aitn tC..V package
maxlE vugger
Sr,- 4600 71 or t3ke ,:-r
parienis Ash Jerome
912 -576-9483
SINSKI SCOOTER '03
Gas/50cc. 1213.0 miles
$300. b/o 541-0545
4, SUZUKI GSXR1000
T '03 4500 miles,
S silver, brand new
carbon fiber full
pipe $8000 obo.
SSuzuki Hayabusa
1 '05 700 miles, red
and black excel-
lent condition,
model: 1300 $9500.
Call Mr. Herbert
904. 382- 4622/449 5488
YAMAHA 660 RAP
TOR, '03. New bat
tery. Runs strong &
fast. $3000 80B.
Call 912510 -0716 or
912-.674-3620.
4 YAMAHA Blaster, 4
o wheeler, 200 cc,
AT2- stroke, new
chain, rear tires,
engine runs good, gear
shift stuck, $675 OBO.
287-5177.


A HROME 18 in rims
with 245/40 tires
kLand lugs w/Lexus
center plate. $800
obo. Matthew 755-7155.
M, ustang Parts
'9&- '98 Magna-
S flow 15474, x-pipe.
new, $150. '05. 07
rear window, louver
new $100. 908- 5058

New Tires on Ford
F-150 Toyo proxes
S/T 275/7R16
must sell $450
Dana 887- 4624
o Tire 1-new
215/75/R1S, also
S Chevy Astro alumni
rim $49. Must sell
call 904-278-6251;
also 1-205/75/RS1 tire,
4, TIRES, new on Ford
SF150 rims, Toyo Proxes
kVS/T, 275/70R16. Must
sell. $450. Dana
887-4624
TIRES ON FORD
I F.150 RIMS New,
\l)Toyo Proxes S/T,
275/70R16. Must
sell $450. Dana 887-4624.




1981 MERCEDES 380 SL
Cony., dual tops,
silver/blue, exc cond,
$10,500. 904-765-4660
or 904-759-7864
FORD MUSTANG GT
Coupe 1968, 302. 3sp,
$10,000 obo 278-9594
SMercedes 4505L
Roadster '74 2
door, cony/hard-
k top, red w/tan
Interior. A/C, PW,
AT-full cover, manuals,
new tires, and brakes.
Call 904-278-6251 or
542-8894






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Look for these
advertisements
in the '
Merchandise
section of the
Classifieds

ACURA TL '04 Black,
auto. $23,995 or $350
per mo WAC. 899-5853
4 Acura TL '04
Silver, black inte-
rior, 38.000 miles.
Excellent condi-
tion. $24,998. Call
Oliver at 374-2951 or
390-3610, "5219.
AUDI A4 QUATTRO
3 2005.5 Fully equip
$27,740 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 325ic Conv
'02. Prem/sport
pklg, 36K miles
$28,995 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
7 BMW 330i '06
ySilver, premium
pkg, only $38,900
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 5301A '03, Sports
Spkg, Premium pkg,
tl43Kml, new tires, tint,
custom paint, limited
edition leather and much
more. Must see. $29,900.
904-571-4115
BUICK ACROSS 06
SExtra low miles,
fully equip. $17,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CADILLAC DEVILLE-'98,
Fully loaded, clean.
$4,750. 904.276-3888
CADILLAC DEVILLE
'04. Diamond
pearl/white, SR,
chrome wheels. $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY AVEO '04
Only 23k miles.
$10,495. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


& CHEVY COBALT LS
COUPE '06, 5 spd,
ready to ride or
customIze, 5900 ml.
$12,200. 912- 882 4137.
Chevy Impala '04
38K .miles, 6 cyl,
auto, tint, new
tires great cond.
$10,995 call
272.0631
Chevys To Volvos WOWI
$199 Down on all cars
with approved credit
Call today 904-771.3056


CHRYSLER
CONCORD '0O
Low Low Miles
Loaded Xtra
clean Must See
$4400 Ask for
on 645-3606




RCHRYSLER

L.3roof, chrome g e
wheels, Must t
rian 645-360


CHRYSLER 300M '99,
q3mi Loed aar kerit.
569c9,) 214 5831
CHRYSLER PT CRUISER
05 Red. ICa miles
1 J3..95 or $225 per ma
WAC Call 699-5853
Dodge Charger
Daylona 06 ','el
rIC. A tiintea Am-
d c. 5s all ,oer.
51lu; llrulme
subcLripi.:-n. car
rr i1 K
4-13 223 .099
DODGE CHARGER
Daytona 2006, e
jov, tintoa ',-n.
c-,.s. pwiver 311.
sIrlus, llfilm,'? SuoUcri
tion E.,r .vrrarntl. 7h
44 .-223 709%
DODGE HEMI
CHARGER '06.
Leather. CD. save
thrusands. i$25.99
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD FESTIVAL '88
,I ]: .;11 I'.' i 1 .T '-

FORD MUSTANG GT
'05. OnlI 2600
Miles $25.6,0
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD MUSTANG, *02.

d.'..:.r. -u" *O :.8
882-1052.
) HONDA ACCORD
EX '05. Leather,
CD, sunroof, extra
low miles. $21,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Honda Accord EX
94 5 spd, leather,
S PW, sunroof, CD.
eng. good. Needs
clutch-$1500, OBO.
912-541-1570
( INFINITE G3s Coupe
'04 Pearl white/
tan, extra low mi.
$27,880 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
yr INFINITI FX45 '03
s Fully equip $25,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Mr KIA OPTIMA '04
60 Only 15,000 miles,
fully equip. $9995
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
( MAZDA RX8 '04
SFully equipped,
beautiul. $17,230
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Mercedes Benz
S 450 SL '74
Conv/hardtop, red
S no rust, runs good
904-542-5571
x203 or 278-6251
Mercedes C230 Sport "06
6000 miles, V6, auto 1
owner. Must sell.
$27,900. 407-952-7780
Mustang V6 '02,
| Pony Package,
1 Red. $19,500. Call
912-576-2756 or
912-573-4009. Nothing
wrong, getting new car.












Bring in this ad for I
extra savings!
Military and First I
Time Buyers
Welcome!
Want to be treated I
like family, come to |
NIMNICHT
CHEVROLET
1550 CASSAT AVE
891-8672
387-4041 I
210-3004 .






NISSAN 350Z '03,
/ loaded, silver,
black leather.
-49.300 ml. 6 CD
Bose Sound System. 6
spd, 29 mpg. $21,300
OBO. 904-742-6952 or
904-229-7730.
NISSAN 350Z Conv.
'04 Touring. Only
17,000 mL $29,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN 350Z CONV
Sy'05. Fully equip,
only 10,000 miles.
$31,680 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE



h N01sGXESuprer XE






T '02-Crew cab,
4Iilong bed asking
YJ. $9,250. Please call
any time
904-757-0338


4 NISSAN Titan'06,
7K miles, LE crew
cab 4x4, tin lift, 35
in, A/T tires,
$45,000. 252-6677.
OLDS CUTLASS
Holiday Coupe,
b1c1970, 350 long
block, Muncie 4
speed w/Hurst shifter
2 DR, w25 ram air hood
& factory rear spoiler.
Runs well. Great project
car. $1500 OBO. Contact
Tyler 269-214-7127.
(\ PONTIAC GRAND
\ equip, only 50K mi
$8980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
f PONTIAC SOLTICE
'05. Only 800
miles, leather, CD,
beautiful! $26,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Porsche '86
white, 944 turbo,
very good con-
-' dition. Cardlo
Cruiser by Jake barely
used video tape
included.


'05 CHEVY
CORVETTE
AT, Navigation
$41,900
'03 HUMMER H3
Sunroof, Leather,
DVD's
$31,859
'05 CADILLAC
STS Navigation
Sunroof Keyless
$28,859
'04 TOYOTA
TACOMA
Quadcab ,SRD, AT, V6
$18,859

'05 VW BEETLE
GLS CONVERT
Turbo, leather, CD
$21,895

'05 CHEVY
CORVETTE
6 Speed
$29,900
'05 GMC YUKON
SLT, 3rd seat
$27,900
'02 BMW 745i
Premium Package,
CD, Leather Sunroof
$33,859
'02 SUBARU
FORESTER
Low miles, 4x4
$14,900

'05 ACURA MDX
TOURING Navigation
Sunroof Leather
$29,859

'04 VW
TOUAREG
Only 11,000 miles
$31,900
'01 AUDI S4
Sport Pkg, Sunroof
Leather, CD
$21,859
'06 MAZDA MX3
Sunroof, Leather
$13,859
'02 JAGUAR
S TYPE
$14,890
'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

SCION xA '06. $13,995 or
$225 per mo WAC.
Call 899-5853
SUBARU '04, WRX,
STI 26.500 mi,
SPrestine upgraded
exhaust intake inter
cooler, ask $25K obo.
Call Josh 843-224-8501
or 912-673-6844.


Toyota Corolla CE '00
4 dr white, 18 500mi.
4 cyl 6100. 904-721-8813
TOYOTA COROLLA 01
Blue, auto. $8995 or
$200/mo WAC 899-5853
4 Toyota Camnry '01
135k miles. Fully
V loaded. $5,500,
r call Sherri
904.-266-6068
4 TOYOTA Paseo '96,
Q 5 spd, great run
Vlning cond, A/C,
front end body
damage, needs tires,
98K, $12000obo, 4346498.
4, TOYOTA SOLARA
1 '99. $5900. 4 cyl
kt auto, 127Krni, cold
AC, CD, cruise. PS,
PW, PDL, 904.302-6473.









VOLKSWAGENR BEETLE 03
Oranguper Cleauto power
Orange auto, power
windows. $13,995 or
$225m0 WAC. 899-5853
Volkswagon Jetta
GL '03. 60,480ml,
| 5 speed, black
exterior 813- 8531
VW PASSAT '99 V6, auto
PW surf, CDs, mint cond.
95k mi $7900. 904-7629036
4, VW SUPER BEETLE
T CONV '79Triple
SIwhite, very rare $7500.
Call 912.882.5646. Ask
for Erick.
Trucks,Vans, SUVs 00-05
A* ALL
Military
and
S Civilian
$0 DOWN I
EVERYBODY
RIDES!
Chris 662- 0726




(LU ACURA MDX'02
SFully equip $17,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Chevrolet 1993 I
Worktruck i
white, 8ft bed I
with Pipe Rack
Two wheel drive 3
322,8036










CHEVY SILVERADO '9S
Tan, V8, pwr locks/wind
$16,996 or $300 per mo
WAC. Call 899-5853
CHEVY Tahoe LT 4x4,
I '01, Champ/tan
IlJ~eather dua A/C,
Loaded, 69K miles.
$14,900 OB0 962-4801.
CHEVY TAHOE LT
'04 Wht/tan DVD.
$20,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY TAHOE '03
Champ/tan, equip,
only 49k ml $19,680
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Chevy Trailblazer EXT
'05 dual ac, onstar
$16,000 904-248-2944
DODGE DURANGO
'05. Only 14,000
Miles. $17,880
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012


DODGE DURANGO
SLT '02. Leather,
CD, fully equipped.
$11,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD, ETC.-TRADE IN'S
Will pay up to 15% more
than dealer. 314-7901
FORD ESCAPE '06 Blue,
auto V6, fog lights, CD
player. $16,995 or $299
per mo WAC. 899-5853
FORD EXPLORER
SPORT TRAC '03
Like new, only
38,000 miles. $17,860
: 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD EXPLORER
XLT '03. Lthr, CD.
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD EXPEDITION
'03 4x4 Eddie
Bauer, fully equip
$20,860 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
(7 FORD EXPLORER
Eddie Bauer '05
Lthr, CD. $20,980
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012


per ma W
FORD
miles,
. --owner
able, malnts
$4000.783-9;
FORD
'o05. C


ACURA OF ORANGE PARK
7200 Blanding Blvd. 777-5600



KEY AUDI
4660-100 Southside Blvd. 565-4000




BENTLEY- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Odando Fl407-339-3443



TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



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



CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111
NIMNICHT CADILLAC
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700
PARKER CADILLAC
283 San Marco, 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
NIMNICHT CHEV
1550 Cassat Ave. 387-4041



ATLANTIC CHRYSLER
2330 US1 South 354-4421
CARUSO CHRYSLER
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300
FRANK GRIFFIN

Chrysler of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd, 269-1033
GARBER CHRYSLER
Green Cove Springs 264-2416
MIKE SHAD

CHRYSLER JEEP
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792
RICKKEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch.
1-800-228-7454
r.Tr, lT.~ -'


GMC YUKON LT
'04. Only 30,000
miles. $24,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HONDA PILOT '04 Gold,
power locks, AC.
$18,995 or $325 per mo
WAC. Call 899-5853
HUMMER H2 '05
Nav, 2 DVD's, sun-
roof, chrome whls,
14,000 miles. $44,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
E INFINITE FX35 '04
Ex Low Miles, fully
equipped. $27,995
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012

ISUZU


JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
LAREDO '01 Great cond.
$7,700 808-8520 lye msg
Jeep Grand Cherokee '97
- 121k miles good
condition $4500/obo
call 904-371-0457
7 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LTD '05
Only 10Kmi $24,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA
'03, 53kmi great cond,
$17,500obo. 403.5845


JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LTD '04
4x4, V8, fully equip
sunroof. $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
KIA SPORTAGE '01
BIk, 28kmi, 4WD, Manuel
$8000.476 2940
Land Rover Freelander S
'02 39Kmi, new tires
$12,800 904-248-2944
4, Landrover
Freelander S
'02-AWD auto-
til matic, 44,000
miles, tow pack-
age, Sirius AM/FM/CD,
$11,500 317- 1990
291- 4190 eve, 477 0312
cell.

LINCOLN NAVIGATOR '02
Silver, auto, CD player.
$12,988 or $299 per mo
WAC. Call 899-5853


r MITSUBISHI
MONTERO SPORT
LTD '03. Sunroof,
Ithr. $15,495 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NIssan Frontier
'03 xe-v6,
crewcab, excel-
lent condition,
remote start, premium
sound system, 38k ml.
Tonneau Cover.
$12,500 neg.
904- 779- 0579/993- 8106.


Loaded Super
Great


LPrceOnd]




NISSAN XTERRA
'03 Only 35,000 mi
$14,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
STOYOTA RUNNER
(Z)LTD' 03 champ/ tan
$21,680. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


TOYOTA TACOMA '04
PRE-.RUNNER, Exc cond,
$17k obo. 904- 543- 0611
TOYOTA TUNDRA '02 ,AT
V8. $14,995 or $300 per
mo WAC. Call 899-5853
y VOLVO XC90 '04
Leather, CD, fully
equipped. $28,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE







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NOTICES~


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Merchandise
section of the
Classifieds


GMC SAFARI
VAN '95 Super
CenLow
Miles Mut Sell
$3809 Ask for
rian 645-360


ACURA RL -'96. 3.5, grn,
Fair cond, ac works, 6
CD, snrf, $2000 294-8802,,
FORD BRONCO -'85, 4x4,
5.7 VS, runs good, as is,
$1200 708-3657
4, Nissan Sentra '94
4dr sedan, auto-
matic looks and
~ runs great reli-
able transportation
with great gas mileage
$1700 249-1666
OLDS CUTLASS
SUPREME SL '97
Transmission
needs rebuilding.
$750 OBO. In Good
Shape and running.
904-781 2760 or
904-568-8163



SMustang Alloy
Rims & Tires. New
'Yokohams
P2105 65RI5 Tfres
mounrc-d ana oal3lnced.
S175 26-13777
SL Original 20" Rims
S for Dodge Ram.
S Chrome Good-
S year tres-incl.
$1200 OBO. Call Evan at
943- 56& 6968. orf


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military in Northeast
Florida and Southeast
Georgia.
Adverbtse in the
military publications
distributed ai the
local bases in
the area.
To advertise
Please call
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SATURN OF AVENUES
10863 Philips Hwy. 262-7145

SATURN OF ORANGE PARK
8105 Blanding Blvd. 779-0071

SATURN OF REGENCY
8600 Atlantic Blvd. 725-8200





KEN CHANCE SUZUKI
1285 Cassat Ave. 389-7700


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




ARUNGTON TOYOTA
10939 Atlantic Blvd. 302-6762

COGGIN TOYOTA AVENUES
10564 Philips Hwy. 262-0338
KEMPIERSON TOYM
6501 Youngerman Circle. 771-9100

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

ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA
1310 Cassat Ave. 389-4561



VW OF ORANGE PARK
1481 Wells Road 269-2603
O'STEEN VW
2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486

TOM BUSH VW
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 TICKET
www.driveticket.com
8908 Atlantic Blvd. 425-4001

Lexus of Jacksonville

Pre-Owned Center
10384 Atlantic Blvd. 998-0012


MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP 1 ,0 Tom Bush BMW
ATLANIlC DODGE ON CASSAT BRUMOS MOTOR 9910 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4381
2330 US1 South 354-4421 1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792 CARS INC. Tom Bush Autoplex

JACK CARUSO RICK KEFFER 10100 Atlantic Blvd. 725-9155 9875 Atlantic Bl 371-4877
REGENCY DODGE 195 Et 129, Fern Bch. 1-80-228-7454 5936 Philips Hw 733-7439S
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-5600 5936Philips Hwy 733-7439
GARBER DODGE TRUCK COGGIN KIA ROLLS ROYCE ORLANDO WARREN MOTORS, INC.
Green Cove Springs 264-2416 9401 Atlantic Blvd, 723-3210 895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. 233 East State St. 356-8491
ORANGE PARK DODGE RAY CARTR A Longwood/0dando F407-339-3443
7233 Blanding Blvd. 777-55005 RAYJAQERK

RICK KEFFER
1-95 Et 129, Fem Bch.1-800-228-7454 LAMBORGHINI ORLANDO HIMNICHT SAAB WORLD IMPORTS :

WESTSIDE DODGE 895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. 7999 Blanding Blvd, Jax www.worldimportsusa.com
1672Cassat Ave. 384-6561 Longwood/Oriando F 407-339-3443 904-778-7700 www.nimnicbt.com 11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992
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1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee) 225-3673
GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
MIKE SHAD FORD
At The Avenues
10720 Philips Hwy. 904-292-3325
MIKE DAVIDSON FORD
AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060
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OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Blvd. 777-3673



NIMNICIT PONTIAC-GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826
COGGIN GMC TRUCKS
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310
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COGGIN HONDA
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OF THE AVENUES
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HYUNDAI
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KEY HYUNDAI
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11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500


ATLANTIC JEEP
2330 US 1 South 354-4421
CARUSO JEEP
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300
FRANK GRIFFIN
Jeep of Orange Paik
15151 Wells Rd. 269-1033


MATHENY LAND ROVER
11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500



LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000




4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100
GRIFFIN UNCOLN MERCURY
7447 Blanding Blvd. 777-3000



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



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




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



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9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



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at die AVENUES
10857 Philps Hwy. 260-9222
www.cyautomotive.com
CITY MITSUBISHI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 565-2489
wwwcityautomotive.com
CITY MITSUBISHI
of ORANGE PARK
7505 Blanding Blvd. 779-8100
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COGGIN NISSAN-ATLAMIC
10600 Atlantic Blvd. 642-7900
COGGIN NISSAN-AVENUES
10859 Philips Hwy. 880-3000

MESHADMSSANOFJAX
1810 Cassat Ave. 389-3621
PARKER NISSAN
2755 U.S.1South,,Stg. 904-794-9990
MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF OP
1565 Wells Rd. 269-9400



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9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310
GARBER PONTIAC
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
NIMNICIIf PONTIAC GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826




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