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Health Clinic
Closes For Drill
Naval Branch Health
Clinic Mayport will close
Jan. 19 at 11 a.m. to par-
ticipate in a Naval Hospital
Jacksonville disaster drill.
TRICARE Prime patients
requiring non-emergency
care during the afternoon of
the drill should:
Call the Naval Hospital
Jacksonville Nurse Call-Line
at (800) 529-4677, and select
the option for "Prime to
speak to a registered nurse."
Or contact the Clinic's
Command Duty Officer at
(904) 270-4444 for further
assistance with medical or
dental concerns.



Shed Those
Holiday Pounds
The Mayport MWR Navy
Fitness staff will hold a Post
Holiday Meltdown on Jan.
24 at Surfside Fitness Center
starting at 4:30 p.m. and Jan.
26 at the Gymnasium start-
ing at 6 a.m.
The meltdown is a class
designed to burn all the
excess calories you ate over
the holidays in one exercise
session. It's a team taught
class lead by all the fitness
trainers and involves many
different group exercise ven-
ues. The gym class is held
on the basketball courts.
The gym class is opened to
all commands and usually
lasts up to two hours.


Sea Turtle Nest
Watchers Needed
NS Mayport Wildlife will
hold a sea turtle nesting
training meeting at 7 p.m.
on Jan. 24 at Building 1363
on Massey Avenue. They are
looking for volunteers living
on Naval Station Mayport.
Grown ups only please. For
more information, contact
Wildlife officer Art Burt at
219-2178.


Sailors, Families Get In
Free To Theme Parks
Budweiser is honored to
salute the men and women
of our armed forces and their
families. Throughout 2007,
members of the military
and as many as three direct
dependents may enter any
one of Anheuser-Busch's
SeaWorld, Busch Gardens
or Sesame Place parks with
a single-day complimentary
admission.
Any active duty, activat-
ed or drilling reservist, or
National Guardsman is enti-
tled to free admission under
the Here's to the Heroes pro-
gram. He or she need only
register, either by going to
www.herosalute.com and
submitting his or her infor-
mation or in the entrance
plaza of participating parks,
and show a Department of
Defense photo ID. As many
as three direct dependents
of military personnel also
are entitled to free admis-
sion. Dependents may take
advantage of the offer with-
out their service member,
though an adult must accom-
pany minor dependents.
Busch Gardens
Williamsburg, SeaWorld San
Antonio and Sesame Place
are seasonal operations.


Maypoi
By MCSN Patrick J. Cook
Staff
Naval Station Mayport is
hosting soccer tryouts for the
All-Navy men's soccer team
until Jan. 16 in preparation for
the 2007 Armed Forces Soccer
Championship Tournament here
Jan. 17 22.
Forty-two players, in both the
Navy and Coast Guard, from
across the globe have come to
Mayport ready to show their
skills and abilities as they try
out for the team.
Sailors Rob Carraco, Brandon
Bleakley and Juan Juvera are
three of the competitors that
have become friends through
making the team in previous
years and are looking forward
to another shot at this year's
squad.
"Playing on an All-Navy team
is a pretty prestigious event,"
said Bleakley, a Naval Recruiter
out of St. Louis. "To make this
team means you're the absolute
best."
The training camp, which
lasts 19 days, will test the 42
athletes' endurance as they
workout both during the day
and evening. When the camp
comes to an end, the player pool
will be slimmed down to a mere
18 men.
"To make this team you
have to show up conditioned


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-Photo by MCSN Patrick J. Cook
Sailors from commands around the globe show their soccer skills as they compete for a coveted
spot on the All-Navy men's soccer team. The 18-man team will play in the Armed Forces Soccer
Championship, January 17th through January 23th. The tournament features the best soccer players
from all branches of the military and will determine which players will represent the United States at
the International Military Sports Championship.


and ready to play," said Coast
Guard Aviation Maintenance
Technician 2nd Class Chris


Lamb. "You can't expect to
come out here and compete if
you're not physically and men-


tally strong."
SK3 Sean McGarry, a pre-
vious All-Navy and La Salle


University soccer player, is uti-
lizing skills he has learned off
the field as well, in hopes to
make the final cut.
"In order to succeed here you
have to have good communi-
cation skills and know how to
play as a team," said McGarry.
"Just like on a ship, it's not just
about the skills you posses but
how you gel with those around
you that allow things to run
smoothly."
Once the final team is select-
ed, the players will go on to
play in the Armed Forces Soccer
Championship Tournament
here Jan. 17 22. There they
will compete against all other
branches of service in a double
round-robin tournament. Those
who excel in the tournament
will be selected to play in the
International Military Sports
Championship (also known as
CISM) in Brazil, where they
will represent the United States
in competition against all for-
eign military soccer teams.
"I see a lot of good talent on
the field and we look to have a
strong team," said Coast Guard
Lt. Cmdr. and head coach Joe
Ponseti. "Deciding who will
make the final team is going to
be tough."


HSL-46 'Sons of Liberty' Fight War On Drugs


By Lt.j.g. Peter Mallory
HSL-46
The spirit of the holidays
were still in the air when Naval
Station Mayport's USS Robert
G. Bradley (FFG-49) and HSL-
46's Detachment One, "The
Sons of Liberty," returned from
the first half of their deploy-
ment on Jan. 11. USS Robert
G. Bradley and the Sons of
Liberty have been conduct-
ing Counter Narco-Terrorism
(CNT) operations in the Eastern
Pacific since late October. The
ship-air team is working with
Joint Interagency Task Force-
South in the detection, intercep-
tion and boarding of suspected


drug smuggling vessels.
The detachment has been
busy supporting the CNT mis-
sion the past three months,
which included the execution of
more than 220 flight hours and
support for 10 law enforcement
boardings. With only three
liberty port calls, the Sons of
Liberty are looking forward to
the upcoming maintenance peri-
od in Mayport during January.
This maintenance period is a
chance for the air department
to provide some Tender Loving
Care to Cutlass 460 which has
been a work horse during the
first part of the cruise and a
chance to visit the loved ones


who have been providing won-
derful support to the "Sons"
since they initially deployed in
March of 2006.
A major accomplishment
for the detachment's under-
way period was a phase "D"
inspection on Cutlass 460 that
involved removing all the main
rotor blades from the helicop-
ter while underway. Led by
Aviation Machinist's Mate First
Class Walter "Wally" Monical,
this task was a tremendous
undertaking, especially after
trained eyes in the maintenance
department found major corro-
sion on the base of the main
rotor hub.


Repairing For The Fleet
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-Photo by MC2 Regina L. Brown
HT2 Christopher French and Mervin Bailey inspect welds on an expansion bellows that they are
repairing for the guided-missile cruiser USS Hue City (CG 66). French and Bailey work at the
Southeast Regional Maintenance Center, which performs repairs for ships stationed at Naval
Station Mayport.


With the operational tempo Detachment One was called on
at its peak, the Detachment One to launch on four short-notice
maintenance team performed alert launches to intercept drug
the Herculean effort of replac- smuggling vessels, including
ing key aircraft components and one on Christmas day. True to
performing a time-critical func- form, the detachment met every
tional check flight. launch on or ahead of schedule.
The entire Detachment One "It feels great to be doing
maintenance team was allsomething I know is mak-
smiles and high fives as Cutlass ing a difference for our coun-
460 lifted off to perform its first ig difference for our con -
operational flight following the try, remarked Airman Marc
functional check flight just days Delarosa following an alert
after receipt of the replacement launch on Christmas Day.
parts. Detachment One will enjoy a
Although liberty ports small break in January and then
for the "Sons" were few and rejoin USS Robert G. Bradley
far between, their operation- to finish CNT operations in the
al readiness was at its peak. Eastern Pacific.

Blue Angels On


Tap For
From ( ,ofNavalAir Training
Public.,-
The Navy Flight Demonstra-
tion Squadron, the Blue Angels,
announced their schedule for
the 2007 show season.
Following winter training, the
team will begin its 61st season
at Naval Air Facility El Centro,
Calif., March 10. It will con-
clude Nov. 10 at Naval Air
Station Pensacola.
The Blue Angels are sched-
uled to perform 66 demon-
strations at 35 air show sites
throughout the United States, as
they celebrate 20 years of flying
the Boeing F/A-18 Hornet.
Demonstration sites are select-
ed in support of the objectives
of the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine
Corps and the Department of
Defense. Public performances
greatly assist Navy and Marine
Corps recruiting and retention
goals, enhance esprit de corps
among uniformed men and
women, and demonstrate the
professional skills and capa-
bilities of the armed forces to
bolster pride in the American
public.
"The Blue Angels are fired up
and ready for a safe and exhila-
rating show season," said Cmdr.
Kevin Mannix, Blue Angels
flight leader and command-
ing officer. "While we wanted
to perform at every air show


Mayport
site, we have a limited num-
ber of available performance
dates each season. Every venue
that requested to host the Blue
Angels received the Navy's
utmost consideration."
The Blue Angels are sched-
uled to perform at the following
locations in 2007.
March:
10 Naval Air Facility El
Centro, Calif.
17-18 Davis Monthan Air
Force Base (AFB), Ariz.
24 Tyndall AFB, Fla.
31 MacDill AFB, Fla.
April:
01 MacDill AFB, Fla.
14-15 Naval Air Station
(NAS) Corpus Christi, Texas
21-22 MCAS Beaufort, S.C.
28-29 Vidalia, Ga.
May:
05-06 Offutt AFB, Neb.
12 Seymour Johnson
AFB, N.C.
19-20 La Crosse, Wis.
23 U.S. Naval Academy,
Md.
26-27 Millville, N.J.
June:
02-03 Rockford, Ill.
09-10 Tinker AFB, Okla.
16-17 Fargo, N.D.
23-24 North Kingstown, R.I.
30 Battle Creek, Mich.
See Airshow, Page 7


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2 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007


Street Talk


Who has been your biggest role model?


FC3 Aaron Hauxwell
USS Philippine Sea
My dad. He was in the
Army and served his 20
years. I makes me want to
stay in for 20.


FC2 Jose Gallegos
USS Philippine Sea
My mom. She has strug-
gled through some hard times
and always came out on top.


QM1 Robert Barrington
NS Mayport
My father. The way he
raised me. He taught me val-
ues.


SN Vellawna Manrique
NS Mayport
My dad. No matter what
happened, he was always
there to take care of everyone.


AZ2 Schneque Goodine
HSL-42
Warrant Officer Bablonia.
He encouraged me to stay in
and I am glad he did.


OSSN James Walls
NS Mayport
My mom and wife. Be-
cause they stood beside me
and helped me throughout my
time in the Navy.


Welcome back to everyone
who took leave this holiday sea-
son, hope you all had a great
vacation and were able to spend
some quality time with your
friends and families.
The period should have
allowed us to recharge our bat-
teries and get ready for a very
busy 2007. It's back to work
for Naval Station Mayport,
though for most of us, we didn't
see a great reduction in traffic
coming on the station. Thank
you to everyone for being safe
this holiday leave period.
First, I would like to thank
everyone who volunteered for
the 2006 Kettle Campaign for
the Salvation Army. It was very
successful and you raised more
than $6,000, mostly in quarters,
nickels and dimes.
Additionally, I would like to
thank all the folks at MWR and
the tenant commands who par-
ticipated and supported all the


Capt. Charles King
holiday events on the station.
From the Magical Christmas to
the Ship Lighting Competition,
there was a great deal of effort
by MWR, USO and many oth-
ers to make this time of year
special.
I would also like to congrat-


C aptain
ulate Gail Washburn and her
team from Housing for win-
ning the 2006 Admiral Zumwalt
Award for Visitor's Quarters
Excellence and Gail's per-
sonal recognition as the win-
ner of the 2006 Navy Housing,
Outstanding Senior Housing
Award in the senior manage-
ment category. It's a great
accomplishment and my hat is
off to Gail and her outstanding
team. Well done.
January brings about a change
in thinking for some, in living
for others. A renewal or rebirth
occurs in those who decide to
be dedicated to a New Year's
resolution. I encourage every-
one to stay motivated and posi-
tive in the upcoming months
to those personal goals as well
as the goals for Naval Station
Mayport. In the New Year,
stay vigilant and wary of those
swerving drivers; and make the
right decisions, both for your-


's Column


self and your shipmates. I have
started my 2007 age defying
workout scheme to lose a few
pounds and improve eating hab-
its.
We are in for a few changes
as work on a new Commercial
Vehicle Entrance south of Gate
5 on A1A is scheduled to begin
this month, and after its comple-
tion, work on Gate 5 itself will
commence in March.
Gate 5 will be reconfigured
to support three incoming lanes
and one outgoing lane and will
have a new method of security
using automated entry instead
of security personnel checking
IDs by hand.
More than 1,000 personnel
will be selected beginning in
January for participation in the
new automated entry program
based on their work location on
base as well as their use of Gate
5.
Once the system has been


evaluated and found effective,
the base may choose to expand
the program to all base person-
nel. That construction is expect-
ed to be complete approxi-
mately August 2007. There
will be updates in The Mirror
to keep everyone abreast of the
changes in traffic flow, which
should improve once the project
is complete.
Another change began Dec.
28 when Crossroads Show Bar
and Beaches Gentleman's Club
were placed off limits to active
duty members. Armed Forces
Disciplinary Control Board
received reports of several vio-
lent incidents that took place in
the above establishments, which
resulted in permanent and/or
seriously injured service mem-
bers.
After more than a six-month
process during which each
establishment was given the
chance to present their sides and


implement corrective actions,
the board took the final action
of placing the establishments
off limits.
We feel strongly about mis-
hap reduction efforts because
we care very deeply about the
safety of each and every one of
you. Do not tempt the system
by visiting these establishments.
The restriction is for your safe-
ty and the safety of your ship-
mates.
We look forward to everyone
making this a great Navy year.
Please maintain your efforts to
pick up trash, keep the dump-
sters closed and the base look-
ing squared away. And don't
hesitate to email me charles.
p.king@navy.mil, if you have a
suggestion or concern on how
the station can best serve the
needs of the Sailors and civil-
ians that work and live on the
Best Base in the Navy.


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By Rickey Bennett any law "r
Spiritual Fitness Division Southeast or prohibit
Note: As a chaplain in the United States These c
Navy, one of my main jobs no matter where I the flouri
serve is to accommodate the religious beliefs try, which
and practices of those I serve even if they are George Wa
different than my own. So long as these views lective coni
and practices do not interfere with the mis- of people o
sion and good order and discipline of the com- to the Jewi
mand than I can support them. The govern- Newport, R
ing authority for religious accommodation is United Sta
our Constitution. But remember it provides tion, to pen
for freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM that they \
religion. Religion as of late is getting a bad demean the
reputation as the major cause of our world Today,
problems. Blaming religion for the problem is churches, 1
like convicting the gun for murder instead of of worship
the one who pulled the trigger. Sure weapons of every
and religion can be used to damage and destroy dom has 1
life, but they can also be used to protect and religion th
preserve life. throughout
Religious Freedom Day, Tuesday, Jan. 16, Today, as
2007: our resolve
A Proclamation by the President of the United as strong
States of America. American
Religious freedom is a cornerstone of our their lives
Republic, a core principle of our Constitution, regime fro
and a fundamental human right. Many of those oppression
who first settled in America, such as Pilgrims, At home
came for the freedom of worship and belief of our reli,
that this new land promised. And when the reach by fa
British Colonies became the United States, our by the tern
Founders constitutionally limited our Federal to God in
Government's capacity to interfere with religious mosques ai
belief by prohibiting the Congress from passing groups, An

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nally published in the Jan. 3 partnerships x
edition of The Florida Times- all levels, do
Uion. munity support
I recently had the opportunity the unlimited
to return to my hometown to
spend a day in the Jacksonville every resident
and Mayport area visiting the Jacksonville ai
outstanding sailors assigned sonal growth,
to U.S. Naval Forces Southern enjoyment, it is
Command at Mayport Naval this community
Station.
Station. most favored
The extraordinary men and most favored
women serving this great personnel and t
nation feel happy and fortunate I am proud o
to be situated in the wonder- happens here. I
ful, vibrant communities of city and local
Jacksonville and Mayport. they do to welc
What impressed me most is all members of
the connection shared between forces and their
all of the U.S. military person-
nel, families, retirees and civil- ing in your area
ians and the community at large Adr
in the Jacksonville area. Command]
From enormously generous Cc

Correction


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respecting an establishment of religion,
ing the free exercise thereof."
constitutional limits have allowed
shing of faith across our coun-
ch greatly blesses our land.
shington forcefully expressed our col-
stitutional promise to protect the rights
f all faiths, in a historic letter he wrote
sh community at Touro Synagogue in
Rhode Island: "the Government of the
tes, which gives to bigotry no sanc-
rsecution no assistance, requires only
who live under its protection should
mselves as good citizens...."
our cities are home to synagogues,
temples, mosques, and other houses
that peacefully welcome Americans
belief. Preserving religious free-
helped America avoid the wars of
iat have plagued so many cultures
t history, with deadly consequences.
America wages war against terror,
e to defend religious freedom remains
as ever. Many miles from home,
service men and women have risked
in our efforts to drive the Taliban
om power, ending an era of brutal
, including religious oppression.
, Americans demonstrated the vitality
gious freedom in the enormous out-
ith communities to help those harmed
orist attacks. In quiet prayers offered
churches, synagogues, temples, and
nd in the helping hands of faith-based
nericans have shown a deep love for


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with schools at
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opportunities
t of the greater
rea has for per-
fulfillment and
easy to see why
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by our military
heir families.
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thank the many
officials for all
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Chapel Call
Command Chaplain:
Cmdr. Phil Wyrick
SUNDAY
Sunday School......................9 a.m.
Morning Worship............10:30 a.m.
Protestant Baptism.......As requested
TUESDAY
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers)......
.....9:30 a.m.
(First and third Tuesday of the
month)
WEDNESDAY
Women's Bible Study........9:30 a.m.
Choir Rehearsal................7...7 p.m.
SATURDAY
Men's Prayer Breakfast..........9 a.m.
Youth Group 2, 4..................6 p.m.

Catholic Services:
Sunday Masses.....................9 a.m.
CCD..............10:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m.

BAPTISMS
Please call 270-5212 to arrange a
Baptism class.
SERVICES
For shipboard and Waterfront
Services, call 270-5403. Personnel of
other faiths seeking contact with spe-
cific religious groups should call the
Chaplain's Office at 270-5212.


others and genuine spiritual unity that will sus-
tain us through the difficult days of recovery.
Religious Freedom Day provides us an oppor-
tunity to celebrate America's commitment to
protect the freedom of religion.
On this special day, I encourage all Americans
to renew their commitment to protecting the lib-
erties that make our country a beacon of hope
for people around the world who seek the free
exercise of religious beliefs and other freedoms.
The right to religious freedom is a founda-
tion of America. On Religious Freedom Day,
our Nation celebrates the passage of the 1786
Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and
the protection of religious freedom in the First
Amendment to the United States Constitution.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH,
President of the United States of America,
by virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and laws of the United States, do
hereby proclaim January 16, 2007, as Religious
Freedom Day. I urge all Americans to observe
this day by asking for the blessing and protec-
tion of Almighty God for our Nation, and to
engage in appropriate ceremonies and activities
in their homes, schools, and places of worship
as a sign of our resolve to protect and preserve
our religious freedom.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand this fifteenth day of January, in the
year of our Lord two thousand two, and of the
Independence of the United States of America
the two hundred and twenty-sixth.
George W. Bush


Obituary
Eileen Lucille Tucker, 79, of Atlantic Beach passed
on Dec. 29 with her daughter, Tehani, and Father Ron
Camarda by her side.
Eileen was born in Detroit, Mich., and her fam-
ily moved to Florida in 1945. Eileen was a graduate of
Jacksonville University and retired from the Department
of the Navy in 1987 after 35 years of service.
Her last 27 years of civil service were spent at Naval
Station Mayport, where she went from chief operator to
telephone communications specialist. She then worked
for the Marriott Sawgrass in the PBX department from
1987 until 1995.
Eileen belonged to Christ the Redeemer Church in
Ponte Vedra Beach. She sang in the choir, loved ceram-
ics, dancing, watching Florida State football and work-
ing in her yard. Her greatest love was her daughter
Tehani and she was always involved in all of her daugh-
ter's activities and endeavors. Eileen will be missed by
a large circle of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Stanley
B. and Josephine M. Bozyk ahd her husband, Ralph W.
Tucker. She is survived by her daughter, Tehani Tucker
Kisor, son-in-law, John Kisor, and her grandchildren,
Jacob William and Jenna Elizabeth of Palm Bay, Fla.
She is also survived by her sister Chickie Dee (Robert)
Williamson of Memphis, Tenn., and several nieces,
nephews and other relatives.
A Christian Memorial will be held on Jan. 20, 2007
at 1 p.m. at Christ the Redeemer Church, 190 South
Roscoe Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach with Reverend David
Sheffield officiating.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to
Community Hospice of Northeast Florida.


Naval Station Mayport
Capt. Charles King .................. .............. ........... .................. .......................... Com m ending O officer
Cm dr. John Lobb ........................................ ............................... ................... Executive O officer
CM DCM Deborah Davidson.................................... ................................. Command M aster Chief
Naval Station Mayport Editorial Staff
B ill A ustin .................................................................................. ....................... Pub lic A affairs O officer
MC1 Sonja Chambers ....... ........ .... .. .................. Deputy Public Affairs Officer
MCSN Bonnie W illiams ......... ..... .. .. .. .. .................. Assistant Public Affairs Officer
Paige G nann.......................................................................... .................. ............................. Ed ito r
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THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007 3


On Base
Friday, Jan. 12
The USS De Wert family
readiness group will have their
monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the
Mayport USO. Please come show
your support. Children are wel-
come. They will be holding elec-
tions for the 2007 FRG board.
Thursday, Jan. 18
The USS Samuel B. Roberts
monthly family readiness group
meetingwill be held, at 6:30
p.m. at the Mayport USO. All
family members are welcome to
join. Children are welcome. A
play room is available off of the
meeting room for the children.
The group is currently in search
of new board members. Those
interested in learning more and
being involved, please attend
for further information.
Saturday, Jan. 13
Join Park Ranger Michelle at

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5:30 p.m. for an introduction to
the owls of Fort George Island
with "Who's Who in the Night."
This guided, evening hike will
take you through the woods
and introduce you to the won-
ders of these amazing creatures.
Please bring comfortable walk-
ing shoes, a water bottle, and a
flashlight with red paper to put
over the lens. The hike will start
from the Ribault Club parking
lot on Fort George Island. Space
is limited so reservations are
required. This is one of Talbot's
most popular interpretive pro-
grams so book your space
as soon as possible by calling
the Talbot Islands State Parks
Ranger Station at 904-251-2320.
The program is free!
Thursday, Jan. 18
Internationally known
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Library, 303 North Lara St., in be given out
the Main Library's Auditorium, The cost of tl
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posting. The cost is $5. Please
pre-register by calling 387-
8850. You can pay at the door.
Friday, Jan. 19
The Duval County Extension
Service, 1010 N. McDuff Ave.,
will hold an Arbor Day pro-
gram 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The
program will feature speak-


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nities of the undeveloped barrier
islands of northeast Florida with
the program, "Talbot Critters."
This program will take place
at 1 p.m. at Pavilion 6 at Little
Talbot Island State Park. No
reservations are necessary and
the program is free. Non-camp-
ers will need to pay the park
entrance fee ($4 per vehicle) to
attend. Call the Talbot Islands
Ranger Station (1"'4-251-2320)
for additional information.
Saturday, Jan. 27
"What Slithers At Talbot?"
is an interpretive program that
explores the snakes that are
native to Florida and live at
the Talbot Islands State Parks.
Join Ranger Brian and learn
how to identify the most com-
mon snakes, their habitat, and
their lifecycles. Discover why
these critters are important to
a healthy and balanced natural
community. This program will
take place at 1 p.m. at Pavilion
6 at Little Talbot Island State
Park. No reservations are nec-
essary and the program is free.
Non-campers will need to pay
the park entrance fee ($4 per
vehicle) to attend. Call the
Talbot Islands Ranger Station
(904-251-2320) for additional
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MNavy


News


Sailors Reminded To Update Records Regularly


By Lt. Robert Johnson
Navy Personnel Command Communica-
tions Office
Navy Personnel Command
(NPC) is reminding Sailors
to review their records before
selection boards, using NPC's
Early Warning System that can
rescue a promotion opportunity.
The Early Warning System
can be used one week before
the selection board's convening
date. However, Sailors should
be reviewing their records at
least six months prior to this
date.
Board recorders will arrive
to review the records of pro-
motion-eligible Sailors one
week before the selection board
convenes. It's not the responsi-
bility of the recorders to inter-
pret records; they only verify
continuity and completeness
of records. Missing officer and
enlisted evaluations will be
noted at https://www.npc.navy.
mil/Apps/SB_Discrepancy_list/.
During this timeframe, a
member may visit the site and
enter his or her social security
number to see if a record dis-
crepancy is noted. Discrepancies
will be displayed along with a


note giving the definition and
guidance on submitting cor-
rections. The servicemember
is then responsible for quickly
correcting these errors.
While the online discrepan-
cy check is a good last-minute
insurance against missing items,
a comprehensive record scrub
six months in advance is essen-
tial.
"Besides being listed in
instructions, it is good career
management to maintain one's
record," said Cmdr. Steve
Lepp, director of Officer Career
Progression, Pers-480. "With
the web-based tools it is much
easier to monitor and correct
your record than it was in the
old days of microfiche. No one
has more interest in your career
than you do."
Six months out, the ser-
vicemember should visit the
BUPERS OnLine (BOL) Web
site and order their official
military personnel file. Next,
the performance summary
record (PSR)and enlisted sum-
mary record (ESR) or officer
data card (ODC) should be
checked and verified. Updates
and corrections to these can be


made by following the direc-
tions on BOL. When checking
records six months out service
members should submit cor-
rections to PERS-312. For the
mailing address visit http://
www.npc.navy.mil/CareerInfo/
RecordsManagement/.
If a selection board is about
to convene service mem-
bers must send missing infor-
mation via letter to the board
president. Your letter should
be sent by mail or fax to the
NPC Customer Service Center
(CSC) https://ahdsedstwsl6.ahf.
nmci.navy.mil/OA HTML/npc.
html. This information must be
received at least one day prior
to the starting date of the board.
No one other than individuals
being considered may submit
information directly to a board.
Information sent to the board
will only be used during the
board and will not be changed
in your permanent record.
Officers and enlisted mem-
bers who served as individual
augmentees (IA) should ensure
their official records reflect this
service. NAVADMIN 273/06
and NAVADMIN 300/06 give
information on advancement


points, Navy enlisted classifica-
tions and additional qualifica-
tion designations given for IA
service.
"Boards are giving additional
consideration for personnel who
serve on IA missions in support
of the global war on terrorism,
so it is very important that eli-
gible members make sure the
board knows about their accom-
plishments by their records,"
said Lepp.
Officers and enlisted mem-
bers are strongly encouraged to
call the NPC Customer Service
Center at 1-866-U ASK NPC
(1-866-827-5672) or DSN 882-
5672 to confirm receipt of their
package for statutory promotion
selection boards. They may also
check the Customer Service
Web site online using the CSC
link on the NPC homepage:
https://ahdsedstwsl6.ahf.nmci.
navy.mil/OA_HTML/jtflogin.
jsp.
Below is a board preparation
checklist that can be used to
make sure your records are up
to date.
BUPERS Online (https://
www.bol.navy.mil) is your main
tool for board preparation and


helps you to be proactive in
making the most of your pro-
motion opportunity.
*Order Official Military
Personnel File (OMPF) 4 to
6 months before board from
https://www.bol.navy.mil click
on "Request Record on CD"
*Check your PSR and ESR or
ODC on https://www.bol.navy.
mil click on "ODC, OSR, PSR,
ESR"
*Submit missing information:
Normal circumstances:
Navy Personnel Command
Phone: (901) 874-3351
DSN: 882-3351
PERS 312 Fax: (901) 874-
2851 DSN: 882-2851
5720 Integrity Drive
Millington, TN 38055-3120
Prior to board convening:
Signed letter to the President
of the Board. The letter must
reach the board at least one day
prior to the starting date of the
board.
Correspondence through the
US Postal Service (USPS) must
be mailed to:
Navy Personnel Command
(NPC) Customer Service Center
President, FY-08 (Active
Duty or Reserve) (Grade)


(Line or Staff)
Promotion Selection Board #
(Check online for board
number)
5720 Integrity Drive
Millington TN 38055
Correspondence through com-
mercial service (FEDEX, UPS,
DHL)must be mailed to:
Navy Personnel Command
(NPC) Customer Service Center
President, FY-08 (Active
Duty or Reserve) (Grade)
(Line or Staff)
Promotion Selection Board #
(Check online for board
number)
5640 Ticonderoga Loop Bldg
768 Rm E302
Millington TN 38055
*Ensure official record
reflects any individual augmen-
tation mission.
*Check https://www.npc.navy.
mil/Apps/SB_Discrepancy_list/
every day the week prior to
board convening. This will note
any discrepancies in your pack-
age, and indicate where to sub-
mit corrections. The board can-
didate is the only person who
can submit these corrections.


USS Bataan


By MC3(SW)
Joanne De Vera
USS Bataan Public, ;
The multipurpose amphibious
assault ship, USS Bataan (LHD
5), departed its homeport Jan.
4 as the flagship of the Bataan
Expeditionary Strike Group
(ESG) for a regularly scheduled
six-month deployment.
The deployment marks the
first time Bataan has deployed
overseas since 2004. The Bataan
ESG deployed to conduct mari-
time security operations in sup-
port of the ongoing rotation of
forward-deployed forces.
"Together with the Marines,
the Bataan ESG is an ample
force to show presence, agility
and mobility," said Capt. Donna
Looney, Bataan Strike Group
commander. "Our job during the
deployment will be to respond
to whatever the nation needs
and the training we've done has
prepared us."
The list of exercises and
certifications the crew com-


pleted last ye
Integration Ex
Composite
Exercise (
and Certific
(CERTEX).
"We have
for months le
deployment,
Sailors are re
Capt. David
commanding o
Family mer
were on the p
eyed farewe
their pride to
Marines.
"It seemed
came quickly
Leo, was boi
months ago,"
Aviation Bo
3rd Class (A
of Bataan's V
sad to see him
proud of my hi
one else aboar
Rear Adm.


Deploys In Su
;ar includes ESG mander, ESG 2 also made a
cercise (ESGINT), quick visit to the ship to give a
Training Unit message to the crew.
COMPTUEX), "I just wanted to say how
;ation Exercise proud I am, and how proud the
Navy is of each and every one
been training of you," said Hall in a message
-ading up to this to the crew. "You are sailing
and I know our into a seam of history and sail-
:ady to go," said ing to show the world how great
Hulse, Bataan's our nation and Navy are."
officer. Bataan is the flagship of the
ntbers and friends Bataan ESG, which is com-
pier to bid teary- prised of the Bataan Strike
lls and express Group and the 26th Marine
their Sailors and Expeditionary Unit (MEU). The
Bataan Strike Group includes
like deployment Amphibious Squadron 2,
y since our son, Bataan, USS Shreveport (LPD
rn less than five 12), USS Oak Hill (LSD 51),
said the wife of USS Vella Gulf (CG 72), USS
atswain's Mate Nitze (DDG 94), NS Mayport-
W) Jacob Wiley based USS Underwood (FFG
-4 Division. "I'm 36), and USS Scranton (SSN
go, but I'm very 756). The 26th MEU is based
husband and every- out of Camp Lejeune, N.C., and
-d Bataan." is commanded by Col. Gregg
Garry Hall, com- Sturdevant.


I


pport Of Maritime SecOps


-Photo by MCSA Joshua Adam Nuzzo
Family and friends of Sailors aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) gather
at Naval Station Norfolk to say goodbye as they start their deployment. More than 2,000 Sailors
assigned to the Bataan Expeditionary Strike group (ESG) deploy to conduct maritime security opera-
tions in support of the ongoing rotation of forward-deployed forces.


Bush Names Retired Admiral As

Director Of National Intelligence
By Donna Miles will be critical for the impor- the right decision maker in the
American Forces Press Service tant position he has called on right time and format."
President Bush Jan. 5 named McConnell to fill. As DNI, he "Unlike just a decade ago, the
retired Navy Vice Adm. J. will be responsible for deter- threats of today and the future
Michael McConnell as the mining the national intelligence are moving at increasing speeds
director of national intelligence budget, overseeing the collec- and across organizational and
to succeed John Negroponte. tion and analysis of intelligence geographic boundaries," he said.
Bush also nominated information, ensuring that intel-
Negroponte, who has held the ligence agencies share informa- i req i
post for almost two years, to tion with each other and creat- coordated responsiveness by
become deputy secretary of the ing common standards for intel- our community of intelligence
State Department. ligence community personnel. professionals."
McConnell will bring solid Negroponte, a career federal McConnell said he hopes to
"experience, intellect and char- service officer returning to the continue improving processes
acter" to the DNI position, Bush State Department, praised the "to provide the needed informa-
said. He cited McConnell's ser- state of U.S. intelligence and tion for tactical, operational and
vice as director of the National said he's confident McConnell strategic decision making."
Security Agency from 1992 will continue building on The president praised
to 1996 and as the chief intel- improvements already under Negroponte for his service as
ligence advisor to Gen. Colin way. The U.S. intelligence the nation's first DNI and the
Powell, then-chairman of the community "has embraced the first U.S. ambassador to a free
Joint Chiefs of Staff, during challenge of functioning as a Iraq and called him "a superb
Operation Desert Storm. single, unified enterprise, and choice" for the No. 2 State
"Adm. McConnell has reaffirmed the fact that it is the
decades of experience ensuring best intelligence community in Department post.
that our military forces had the the world second to none,"States Senate thill also see United
intelligence they need to fight Negroponte said. States senate will also see the
and win wars," the president McConnell said he's honored value of these two serving in
said. He also noted McConnell's for the opportunity to lead the crucial positions, and I would
proven ability to work with intelligence community and rec- hope that they would be con-
Congress and the White House. ognizes the importance of pro- firmed as quickly as possible,"
Bush said this experience viding "the right information to Bush said.


Military Housing Rates Boosted
By Gerry J. Gilmore Officials said military hous- more than this year.
American ForcesPress Service ing allowances are computed The BAH rate system has
Servicemembers will receive according to three key criteria: built-in protections to ensure
an average 3.5 percent boost in median current market rent; that an individual servicemem-
their basic allowance for hous- average utilities, to include ber in a given location won't see
ing compensation benefit in electricity, heat and water/sewer his or g
his or her BAH rate decrease.
2007, Defense Department offi- costs; and average renter's This provision assures that
cials said Dec. 18. insurance. Ths provision assures that
The planned BAH increase BAH rates also are based on members who have made long-
starting Jan. 1 works out to dwelling type and number of term lease or contract commit-
about $300 million more than bedrooms in a given area and ments are not penalized if the
what was paid in 2006, officials then calculated for each pay area's housing costs decrease.
said. grade, both with and without Some areas' housing costs
"The continued improvement family members, have remained relatively stable,
in housing allowances repre- For servicemembers withfam- while others continue to rise.
sents our commitment to the ily members, average increases Most of the costliest housing
preservation of a compensation in the BAH are approximately in the United States with the
and benefit structure which will $44 per month. For example, a
provide members with a suitable typical 3rd Class Petty Officer/ highest AH rates are clusered
and secure standard of living Corporal (E-4) will receive on or near the East and West
that will sustain a trained, expe- about $34 more in BAH than coasts, and the state of Hawaii.
rienced and ready force in the in 2006, while a Senior Chief For more information about
-future," according to Cynthia Petty Officer/Master Sergeant military pay and benefits, visit
*Smith, a DoD spokeswoman. (E-8) will receive about $42 www.dod.mil/militarypay/.


Presidential Farewell


-Photo by Staff Sgt. Shawn Weismiller
The casket of former President Gerald R. Ford is saluted during a memorial and repose ceremony
at the Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids. Former President Gerald R. Ford passed away
on Dec. 26, and lay in repose overnight for public viewing at the museum.


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THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007 5


Division of the Month










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-Photo by MCSN Bonnie Williams
Naval Station MayportAdmin Department is recognized as the Division of the Month for November by the Mayport First Class Petty Officers Association during a pizza party held Dec. 12. Each month
the Mayport FCPOA recognizes an outstanding division from Naval Station Mayport. If you are interested in joining the FCPOA, contact RP1 Alicia Johnson at 270-5212. Allfirst class petty officers
without a command FCPOA are welcome to join as well.


Patching The Leak


Making Rank


-Photo by MC2 Leah Stiles
Instructors at the Center for Naval Engineering, Naval Station Mayport, demonstrate proper hose
handling techniques during the Advanced Fire Fighting Course.



Go Online To Get Base


Vehicle Decal Renewals


DC2 Michael Murphy and DC3 Joshua Benavides are shown competing in the pipe-patching
event during guided-missile frigate USS Robert G. Bradley's (FFG 49) recent Damage Control
Olympics. Other events included a fire fighting ensemble dress out competition and a ruptured
hose change-out drill. At the conclusion of the day's events, the ship's operations department was
crowned the winner. Bradley is currently deployed to the eastern Pacific area of responsibility in
support of Counter-Narcoterrorism Operations (CNTOPS).


From NSMayport Security
DoD military personnel, fam-
ily members, civilian employ-
ees, contractors, and retirees
will be able to renew expiring
DoD vehicle decals online.
This new secure online
renewal system is simple to use,
can be used from any location,
and is a real time saver. Not
only can you renew an expiring
decal, but you can also update
personal information-such as
address or vehicle license plate
number-or request a replace-


ment locator strip.
The steps to renewing online
are simple. Go to: https://
www.pid.cni.navy.mil/form2.
asp?Region=CNRSE to access
the Vehicle Decal Renewal
Request Form. Select "Before
You Begin" to get a list of the
documents you will need. Once
you have the required informa-
tion, it takes just a couple of
minutes to fill out the form. If
you have any questions while
filling out the form, just select
the provided help file. After you


have submitted your form, your
application will be processed,
and your new decal, date tabs,
and/or locator strip will be
mailed to you at the address you
provide on the form.
To know whether you are eli-
gible to renew online, go to the
Web site listed above, and select
"Who Can Renew Online?" If
the Base where you received
your existing decal is listed,
why not save yourself a trip to
the Pass and ID Office?


U SO News


Visit Kennedy Space Center explore
all year with Maximum Access
365SM, Kennedy Space Center Visitor
Complex's Florida resident 12-month
pass. Florida residents can get a 12-
month pass to Kennedy Space Center
Visitor Complex for the price of one day
Maximum Access admission. For more
information, please visit www.kenne-
dyspacecenter.com/365.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey
Circus Military Night is Jan. 19 at 7:30
p.m. at the Veteran's Memorial Arena
Downtown. Tickets are available for
$11 at the door!
Get your movie theatre passes at the
USO! AMC Theatre passes are $6, and
Regal Theatre passes are $6.50
Monster Jam Monster Truck rac-
ing tickets with free pit passes are now
on sale at the USO for $26. There are
no restrictions on these tickets. The
Monster Jam will take place at Alltel
Stadium on 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 24.
Daytona 500 Tickets are on sale at
.your USO! The prices and options are
as follows:


*Great American offer this will be a
two-day ticket in rows 1-20 for $115
(you save over $47.)
*Two-Day Tower offer which is in the
grandstands rows 33-51 for $180 (you
save $22 with this package)
*Fanzone tickets for entry to the
Fanzone prior to the start of the race are
$75 each.
*Bud Shootout tickets are $30 each.
*We will also offer Rolex 24 tickets to
Active Duty only for $10 each; depen-
dents and all others will be $40 each.
Payment must be made in full to the
USO before tickets will be ordered. The
tickets will be available for pickup at the
USO the week of the race.
Wild Adventures Theme Park tickets
are $31.95 at the USO! (This is a sav-
ings of $10.) Did you know...tickets pur-
chased for use at Busch Gardens or Sea
World may be used for seven consecu-
tive days at that park? Visit your USO
for more information or to purchase the
tickets.
Looking for a fun group activ-
ity for your wardroom, department,


or division? IMPROV Jacksonville,
located downtown at the Jacksonville
Landing, is offering 20 free tickets to
every Thursday's 8 p.m. performance.
Opportunities for these tickets will be
on a first come, first serve basis. To
obtain these tickets, email giveaways
usojax.com and provide the names of
the individuals who will be attending.
If your group is selected, you will be
advised via email. The list of names
will be forwarded to the IMPROVJAX
Comedy Club Staff, and individuals on
the list will be admitted free of charge.
If you are interested in a group larger in
size than 20, let the USO know, and we
will see if IMPROV Jacksonville can
accommodate the request.
Improv Jacksonville Comedy Theater
offers a military discount to their per-
formances on Wednesday's at 8 p.m.,
Friday's at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., and
Saturday's at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Ticket
prices are normally $5 weeknights and
$10 weekends, and are discounted for
military to $2.50 and $5 respectively,
and are available at the door the night of


the performance. For more information,
go to www.improvjacksonville.com.
If only the USO received a penny
every time I searched the internet...
NOW THEY WILL! www.goodsearch.
com allows individuals to designate a
charity (please designate USO-United
Service Organizations-Jacksonville!)
and donates approximately one penny
for every search. Goodsearch uses
Yahoo! Search technology to facilitate
a thorough search. What a great way to
help a charity by doing something you
regularly do.
Volunteers are needed at the
USO Welcome Center Jacksonville
International Airport to welcome ser-
vice members and their families, coor-
dinate transportation to local bases, and
other assistance as required. Volunteers
receive free parking during their shift.
Contact Lynne, Volunteer Coordinator at
904-305-4467 or lynne@usojax.com for
more details.
USO sells discounted tickets to AMC
Movie Theatres, Disney World, Sea
World, Busch Gardens, Wet N' Wild,


Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure,
and Adventure Landing.
There is a computer resource center
available to all service members with
email, Internet and word processing.
Fax, copy and free notary service is also
available.
Watch TV or a movie from the video
library. Service members can also enjoy
video games or use the sports equip-
ment.
There is a full kitchen, showers, a
quiet reading room and a meeting room
available at the USO. The USO is avail-
able for meetings, support groups, recep-
tions, parties and pre-deployment briefs.
A TV, VCR and overhead projector are
available for use.
For more information about activities
or meeting availabilities, call 246-3481
or stop by the center at 2560 Mayport
Road. USO is open from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.,
Monday-Friday and 9 a.m.-6 p.m.,
Saturday.






6 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007


M WR Happenings


Auto Skills Center
The next Motorcycle Safety
Course is Feb. 2-4. Cost is $165
per person and includes motor-
cycle, helmet and gloves. Pre-
registration is required.
January special: 10 percent
off fuel injection cleaning. For
Auto Skills Center information
call 270-5392.

Bingo
Bingo is held weekly at
Beachside Community Center
from 6:30-10 p.m. Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday and 12:30-4
p.m. Sunday. Thursday is paper
only. Lunchtime bingo is offered
on Wednesday from 11:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. Lunchtime bingo
is paper only with 11 games for
$12. For Bingo information call
270-7197.

Castaway's Lounge
Castaway's Lounge welcomes
live bands on Jan. 12 and 13
from 9 p.m.-I a.m. There is no
cover charge for admission to
the performance.
Castaway's is holding a Sadie
Hawkins dance from 9 p.m.-1
a.m. Jan. 13.
Every Tuesday night
is karaoke at Castaway's
and on Wednesday nights,
Castaway's shows a movie or
two. Castaway's Lounge at
Beachside Community Center
caters to all tastes in music with
a variety of bands every month
and daily drink specials. For
Castaway's Lounge information
call 270-7198.

Foc'sle CPO Club
Foc'sle CPO Club wel-
comes the Eddie Coffey Irish
Folk Band on Jan. 11 from 4-8
p.m. Dinner menu for the night
includes two options. Option 1:
Marinated, grilled tilapia with a
creamy shrimp sauce, rice pilaf,
green beans almondine, side
salad and rolls for only $9.95.
Option 2: Marinated, grilled 10
oz. rib eye with a remoulade
sauce, baked potato, green been
almondine, side salad and rolls
for $9.95. This dinner and free
musical performance is reserved
for chief petty officers and their
guests. For more information
call 270-5432.
CPO Social Hour is now on
Thursday from 3-6 p.m. with


free hors d'oeuvres.
The CPO Club welcomes
everyone for Wing Night on
Tuesday from 5-9 p.m. Take-
out wing orders are also avail-
able. Call 270-5432 to place a
wing order.
The CPO Club is open for
lunch Monday-Friday from
11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Catering
services are also available. For
CPO Club information call 270-
5431/5432.

Food and Beverage Options
Food is available for All
Hands at the following MWR
facilities: Bogey's at Windy
Harbor Golf Club, the CPO
Club, Fast Lanes Grille at Fast
Lanes Bowling Center and
BoHogs BBQ and Pizza Hut,
both located inside Beachside
Community Center. Hours of
operation vary depending on
facility.
Happy Hour is offered at
Bogey's Wednesdays and
Friday from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
and Fast Lanes Grille on
Monday from 6:30-10 p.m.
Happy Hour at the CPO Club
is from 3-6 p.m. on Thursdays
and is reserved for Chief Petty
Officers and their guests.
School-Age Youth Programs
A Fine Arts exhibit is from
4-6 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Youth
Activities Center. Punch and


cookies will be served.
Freedom Fridays are 7-11
p.m. Jan. 12 (dance) and Jan. 26
(movie). Cost is $7 in advance
or the $9 day of. Dinner and
activities are provided. Sign up
early; space is limited.
Movie Days are 2-4 p.m. Jan.
13 and 27 at the Youth Activities
Center. Popcorn and drinks will
be served.
A Talent Show is 5-7
p.m. Jan. 19 at Ribault Bay
Community Center. Trophies
will be awarded to the top three
performances. Pre-registration
is required. Sign up no later
than Jan. 16.
Club Teen at YAC is 8-11
p.m. Jan. 20. Cost is $2. Event
is open to ages 13-17 (age 18 if
attending high school).
The Youth Activities Center
is a member of Boys and Girls
Clubs of America (BGCA).
Programs include Power Hour
and Project Learn, Fitness
Authority, Fine Arts, Digital
Arts and Image Makers and
Smart Moves.
Torch Club (ages 11-13) and
Keystone Club (ages 14-18)
meet from 6-7 p.m. Jan. 10 to
recruit members and nominate
officers. On Jan. 24, both clubs
will elect officers from nomi-
nations and Torch Club and
Keystone Club officers will be
announced Jan. 29.


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M WR Sports/Fitness


Sports
An organizational meeting
for Intramural Volleyball is
at 11 a.m. Jan. 16 at the gym.
Volleyball season begins Jan.
29.
Basketball season resumes
Jan. 16.
Intramural Bowling begins at
11:30 a.m. Jan. 24 at Fast Lanes
Bowling Center.
The Intramural Sports
Program is on holiday stand-
down and resume play on Jan.
15. For more information on
adult sports programs, call 270-
5451/52.
Runners wanted for the
Southeast Regional Running
Team. MWR needs 5K, 10K,
Marathon or Triathlon runners
who meet the qualifying times
the Navy Regional Team has
openings available. For more
information, contact Rita at
270-5451.
For more information on
adult sports programs, call 270-
5451/52.

Fitness
The Surfside and Gym fitness
are as follows:
Surfside Fitness
Monday
7 a.m.: Functional Flexbility
and Stress Management
9:30 a.m., Lo Impact
11:15 a.m., Kick, CORE &
More
11:30 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
1 p.m., Moms in Motion
4 p.m., Advanced Pilates
5 p.m., The 3B Bum: Balls/
Bars/BOSU (Family Friendly)
Tuesday
9:30 a.m., Resistance
11:15 a.m., BOSU Blast
2 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
5 p.m., Kid's Clinic
6:30 p.m., Yoga
Wednesday
8:30 a.m., Fitness for Mature

Airshow
July:
01 Battle Creek, Mich.
07-08 Ypsilanti, Mich.
14-15 McConnell AFB, Kan.
21 Pensacola Beach, Fla.
28-29 Bozeman, Mont.
August:
04-05 Seattle, Wash.
11-12 Hillsboro, Ore.
25-26 Indianapolis, Ind.
September:
01-03 St. Louis, Mo.
08-09 NAS Oceana, Va.
15-16 NAS Brunswick,
Maine
22-23 Millington, Tenn.


Audiences Only
9:30 a.m., Intro to Resistance
11:30 a.m., Intro to Pilates
1 p.m., Moms in Motion
4 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
5 p.m., Cardio, Combat and
CORE
6 p.m., Mommy, Daddy &
Me (Family Friendly)
Thursday
9:30 a.m., Resistance
11:15 a.m., Sculpt, Step &
Stretch
4 p.m., Pilates with Apparatus
5:30 p.m., Kid's Clinic
6:30 p.m., Yogalates (Family
Friendly)
Friday
7:30 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
9:30 a.m. Yoga for Beginners
Saturday
8 a.m., Yoga
9:30 a.m., Kid's Clinic
10:30 a.m., Extreme Circuit
Training for Kids
Gymnasium
Monday
6 a.m., Indoor Cycling
9 a.m., Strength Solutions &
Flexibility Fix-Ups for Injuries
Tuesday
6 a.m., Command Circuit
Sensations
7:15 a.m., Conditioning for
Running
1:30 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
5 p.m., Weight Training for
Warfighters
Wednesday
6:30 a.m., Command Cardio
Pump
11:30 a.m., Cycling, CORE
& More
2:30 p.m., Command Cycling
3 p.m., Command Jump &
Jab
4:30 p.m., Sports Performance
Bootcamp
Thursday
7 a.m., Victory PRT
11:15 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training

From Page 1
29-30 Salinas, Calif.
October:
06-07 San Francisco, Calif.
13-14 MCAS Kaneohe Bay,
Hawaii
20-21 Fort Worth, Texas
27-28 Muskogee, Okla.
November:
03-04 Jacksonville Beach,
Fla.
09-10 NAS Pensacola, Fla.
For the most updated sched-
ule information, log on to the
team's official Web site at www.
blueangels.navy.mil.


4 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
5 p.m., Indoor Cycling
Friday
7 a.m., Indoor Cycling
7 a.m., Beach Bootcamp
9 a.m., Strength Training
Basics for Women
9:30 a.m., Strength Solutions
& Flexibility Fix-Ups for
Injuries
Tuesday
A variety of fitness classes
are available at both Surfside
Fitness Center and the
Gymnasium. Classes include:
CORE, Fitness Equipment
Training, Functional Flexibility,
Advanced Pilates, The 3B Bum,
BOSU Balance Training, Pilates,
Yoga, Kickboxing, Command
Cardio Pump, Weight Training
for War Fighters, Strength
Training Basics for Women
and Precision Cycling. Some
classes require advance sign up.
Sign up sheets are located in the
hallways at both facilities.
For information on fitness
classes and programs, call 270-
7718 or 270-7134.

Fast Lanes Bowling Center
and Grille
Fast Lanes Bowling Center
has numerous weekly bowling
specials. Games are only $1 on
Monday and Wednesdays from
5 p.m. to close. Check out T. G.
I. F. where games are $1 and
shoe rentals are $1.50 from 11
a.m.-6 p.m. every Friday. On
Saturday from 1-6 p.m., games
are $1.50 and shoes are $1.50.
Games are only $2 on Sundays
from 7 p.m. to close.
Xtreme Bowling is only $2
Friday from 6 p.m. to close
and Sundays from 4-7 p.m.
Saturday Xtreme Bowling is $3
from 8 p.m. to close. For Fast
Lanes Bowling Center informa-
tion call 270-5377.


Get your PADI Open Water
Scuba Certification. Cost is
$290 or $320 for guests. Course
includes certification, dive book,
dive log book, dive tables, pro-
fessional instruction, admission
to the springs, two nights lodg-
ing, round-trip transportation
and use of all necessary scuba
equipment. Upcoming dates:
Jan. 19-21 and Feb. 16-18.
Dive the Dry Tortugas Feb. 8-
11 for only $610. Cost includes
unlimited dives, three nights
lodging on the M/V Ultimate
Getaway, round trip transporta-
tion, all food and beverages and
air fills. A $100 deposit is due
when signing up.
January rental special: Take
$5 off rentals of $30 or more.
For more information, call
Outdoor Adventures at 270-
5221 or 5541.

Windy Harbor Golf Club
Windy Harbor Golf Club is
open seven days a week from 7
a.m. until 6 p.m. Play a round,
practice your swing, take les-
sons or purchase the latest golf
gear at the Pro Shop. Stop in
on Wednesday or Friday from
4:30-6:30 p.m. and enjoy happy
hour at Bogey's restaurant.
Active Duty, Retirees, DoD
employees and dependents can
take advantage of the Twilight
Golf Special where Monday
- Friday golf is only $12 and
$14 on Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays after 2:30 p.m. (Active
Duty, retired or DoD employ-
ees only). For information on
Windy Harbor Golf Club call
270-5380.


The following activities and
events target single or unaccom-
panied Sailors. For additional
information on Liberty events,
call Planet Mayport Single
Sailor Center at 270-7788 or
7789.
Jan. 11: Welcome Back
Bash. Kick off the new year
in style with the Liberty pro-
gram. Enjoy the free festivities
at Planet Mayport with trivia,
singing, contests, a ton of prizes
and food. Event starts promptly
at 6 p.m.
Jan. 14, 21: Road to the
Superbowl. Catch the NFL
action as these final teams duke
it out for their chance to play in
the ultimate game of the season.
The game will be played on the
big screen at Planet Mayport in
the movie theater. Free snacks
for all football fans who watch
the game.
Jan. 15, 22, 29: WWE IS
BACK. Catch your favorite
wrestlers battle it out on the
big screen in Planet Mayport's
movie theater.
Jan. 17: Nine Ball
Tournament. This free, single
elimination tournament will
start at 6:15 p.m. sharp at Planet
Mayport.
Jan. 18: Comedy Zone
Trip. When's Join the Liberty
Program for a night of comedy
and fun at the Comedy Zone in


Mandarin. This trip is free and
includes admission, transporta-
tion and appetizers. There is a
one drink minimum purchase.
This trip is open to those 18
years old and older.
Jan. 19: Freebie Friday. The
Liberty Program wants you to
sound off on what you want
to see happen in the new year.
More trips? Events? BBQs?
Fill out a questionnaire and get
yourself a fun freebie. Event
will take place all day at Planet
Mayport. Limit one question-
naire/freebie per patron.
Jan. 24: DDR Tournament.
Show off your dance skills at
Planet Mayport in the first ever
DDR Tournament. Follow the
arrows and don't miss a beat for
this competition. Sign up today.
Jan. 26-28: Ski/Snowboard
Trip. Join us on a trip to the
snow covered slopes of North
Carolina for a weekend of ski-
ing or snowboarding. Cost of
this trip is $110 and includes
transportation, lift tickets, lodg-
ing and equipment rental for the
entire weekend. Costs for snow-
boarders are subject to change.
Jan. 30: Dollar Dining
Options. Save your money and
satisfy your hunger at Planet
Mayport when you check out
all the dining options for only
$1. Event will start promptly at
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8 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007


If you are a regular reader of
my columns you know last week
I confessed that I do not make
New Year's Resolutions. But
that does not mean that I don't
set goals for myself and my
family. This year I have added
one more goal to focus this
column on finding, research-
ing and reporting on benefits,
resources and organizations that
contribute to our quality of life
as military families.
The commissary is one of our
most visible benefits but asoft-
en misunderstood. Before I get
into the details of this benefit
I want to say a quick word to
Guard and Reserve families:
Your commissary benefits have
changed. You now have unlim-
ited access to the commissary.
Present your dependent ID to
gain access to the base and to
purchase your items at the com-
missary.
The Commissary is provided
to active duty military service
personnel, guard and reserve,
retirees and their families. Per
congressional mandate items
are sold at cost plus five per-
cent. The five percent sur-
charge added at the bottom
of your receipt is not a tax as
some think. This surcharge is
put back into the commissary to
fund new construction, upgrade
equipment, and expansions.
Independent market research
shows that you can experience
30 percent savings on your
overall food bill. For a family of
four this means an annual sav-
ings of roughly $2,700. Some
departments have a higher sav-
ings than others but your over-
all food bill can be 30% lower
by shopping at your local DeCA
commissary. By the way, this
savings includes the surcharge.
You can further enhance your

FFSC Sets

Schedule
From FFSC
The following classes and
activities are offered by the
Fleet and Family Support Center
(FFSC) and are free of charge.
Pre-registration is required and
childcare is not available. For
more information about the
classes or to register call 270-
6600, ext. 110.
Jan. 11, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
Jan. 11, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 11, 8-11 a.m., Stress
Management, FFSC
Jan. 15, 1-3 p.m., FERP Job
Search Workshop, FFSC
Jan. 16, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 16, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Jan. 17-19, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Ombudsman Training, RBCC
Jan. 17, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
Jan. 18, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
Jan. 18, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 18, 8 a.m.-noon, Smooth
Move, FFSC
Jan. 19, 9 a.m.-noon, What
about the kids, FFSC
Jan. 22, 1-3 p.m., FERP Job
Search Workshop, FFSC
Jan. 22-25, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
TAP Separatee Workshop,
RBCC
Jan. 23, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Jan. 23, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 23-25, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
SAVI Advocate Training, NSB
Kings Bay Conference Center
Jan. 24, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
Jan. 25, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 25, 8-11 a.m., Anger
Management, FFSC
Jan. 25, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
Jan. 29, 1-3 p.m., FERP Job
Search Workshop, FFSC
Jan. 29, 6-8 p.m., Ombudsman
Assembly, CPO Club
Jan. 30, 9-11 a.m., Parenting


Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Jan. 30, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Review Assistance, FFSC
Jan. 31, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
Feb. 6, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Feb. 13, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Feb. 20, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC
Feb. 27, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
-Class (Kids 5 and above), FFSC


savings by using coupons. Yes,
you can clip and save! You can
even print coupons from the
internet and use them at the
commissary for additional sav-
ings on your food budget.
Did you know that when
your local grocer advertises
low-priced 'rancher's choice'
meat products this is actually
the lowest grade of meat avail-
able to sell? The commissary
cannot sell that grade. Not only
are their meat products of high-
est quality, an Army veterinar-
ian validates the quality of meat
products sold at your commis-


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meat available at competitors your commissary.
looks more "red". Many meat Check out the commis
packers add carbon dioxide to website at www.comissa
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does not do this but you can be stakes from commissary
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of meat at a lower price. commissary.
Your commissary general I want to highlight the c
manager is dedicated to making missary's scholarship prog
your shopping experience the The commissary spon
best it can be. Don't hesitate to the Scholarships for Mili
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would like to see or to schedule nize the contributions of


tary families to the readiness
of the fighting force. Children
of active duty, retired or survi-
vors of deceased members, who
have a dependent ID, are eli-
gible to apply for this scholar-
ship. Students must be planning
to attend a college or univer-
sity on a full-time basis. A mini-
mum of one $1,500 scholarship
will be awarded at each com-
missary location where quali-
fied applications are received.
More than one scholarship may
be awarded based on applicants
and funding. Scholarship funds
provide for payment of tuition,


books, lab fees and other related
educational expenses. To apply
or learn more information about
the scholarship program stop
by your local commissary or
visit their website. Deadline
for scholarship applications is
February 21, 2007.
I need to close, my printer
just finished printing this week's
coupons and I need to start clip-
ping! See you at the commis-
sary and on my blog at www.
homefrontinfocus.com.
Questions or comments
for Beth? Email her at beth.
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Read Food Labels To Help Lose


By Kay Blakley
DeCA
Don't know if you've noticed,
but a strange phenomenon is
underway at your neighbor-
hood commissary these days.
Products whose labels contain
the words "reduced-calorie,"
"low-fat," "fat-free," "sugar-
free," or any form of the word
"diet" are flying off the shelves
faster than stockers can replen-
ish them. Commissary workers
know there's no need for alarm.
It's just that "dieting season"
has begun. As soon as folks
have had a chance to survey the


damage done by all those deli-
cious holiday indulgences, they
start to look for ways to shed
any reminders of just what a
good time they had!
Exactly how you go about
losing unwanted pounds is an
individual issue that needs to
be tailored to your taste buds
and food preferences, but a few
important concepts should be at
the heart of your plan.
First and foremost, remem-
ber that calories do count; con-
suming more calories than you
bum in physical activity equals
pounds gained, and reversing


that ratio equals pounds lost.
You don't want to starve
yourself in the process, so
you've got to learn how to make
every calorie count. Just how is
that done, you ask? By reading
a product's nutrition facts label,
and understanding what you've
read.
Unfortunately, these aren't
written in a manner that will
ever land them on the bestsell-
er list, but the Food and Drug
Administration has recently
released an interactive online
learning program that makes
them a little more user friendly.


Customers Can Cut Costs


From DeCA
Commissaries are hoping
shoppers in the United States
will say yes to paper bags for
bagging their groceries as part
of the Defense Commissary
Agency's measures to offset
recent major cost increases of
plastic and paper bags.
"Our customers have a really
big role in this latest effort as
we try to control costs while
continuing to provide a premier
commissary benefit. They've
responded well during previous
'Say no to plastic bags and no
to double bagging' campaigns
so this is more of a reminder to
continue using paper bags and a
call for more customers to join
in. The purpose is to control
unnecessary costs, not inconve-
nience customers," said Scott
Simpson, DeCA's chief operat-
ing officer.
Changing bagging preferenc-
es is something most custom-
ers have been glad to do when
they've been made aware of the

Guests At VQ
Now Have Wi-Fi
By Kristine M. Sturkie
Navy Exchange Service Command
Public,.;
The Navy Exchange Service
Command (NEXCOM),
Commander, Navy Installations
Command (CNIC) and Sprint
have teamed together to pro-
vide high speed Internet and
Wi-Fi service in all continental
U.S. Visitor's Quarters by mid-
March 2007.
This service will be free to all
guests staying at these Visitor's
Quarters.
"Currently, Sprint provides
phone and Internet service
for the Navy, Marine Corps
and Coast Guard Bachelor's
Quarters under NEXCOM's
contract," said Mary Morse,
NEXCOM's telecommunica-
tions program ashore special-
ist. "Changing this service to a
Navy Visitor's Quarters require-
ment for high speed and Wi-
Fi services under one provider
allowed us to leverage our buy-
ing power, enabling CNIC to
provide this service free. It's a
great benefit to all guests who
stay at a Visitor's Quarters."
Each Visitor's Quarter will
also have "hot spots" to allow
connectivity in common areas
throughout the building, includ-
ing day rooms and meeting
rooms. Customer service will
be available by Sprint 24 hours
per day, seven days a week, 365
days a year.
The Sprint system will treat
each DSL port as if it were a
private network connected to
the uplink, restricting users
from directly accessing other
digital subscriber line (DSL)
ports. Wireless end-users will
also have the benefit of privacy
using Access Point Isolation.

Keep Resolutions
With Health Promo
From Health Promotions by the Ocean
What did you resolve to do
in 2007? Lose weight? Quit
smoking? Get fit? Let the
Health Promotions team help
you keep your resolutions.
Health Promotions offer many
classes and services to assist
you in reaching your goals. The
Shipshape program is an eight-
week action oriented weight
management program which is
open to all active duty, retirees,
and dependants. The next class
begins on Jan. 18. The Smoking
Cessation program is currently
underway. This program pro-
vides you with the tools you
need to quit for good. For fur-
ther information regarding these
programs and more, call Health
Promotions at 270-5251. Make
S2007 the year that you finally
Keep those resolutions.


cost issues during previous bag-
ging campaigns.
Commissaries tally nearly
100 million customer transac-
tions annually and the agency
spent about $20 million on bags
last year. The cost of paper bags
has increased 34 percent in the
past three years, while plastic
bag costs have risen 84 percent.
A.,


Visit http://www.cfsan.fda.
gov/labelman and let an animat-
ed character called "Labelman"
walk you through the process of
figuring out which is the better
choice on any number of ordi-
nary packaged foods.
They've even thrown in some
helpful rules-of-thumb like 40
calories/serving is low calorie,
100 calories/serving is moder-
ate, and 400 calories/serving is
high.
Still there are those among us
who just get a headache from all
that reading and decision mak-
ing. If that description fits you,


Holiday
try this simpler approach fill
your cart with items from the
perimeter of the commissary.
That's where the "whole foods"
reside. These are foods that are
unprocessed or very lightly pro-
cessed, with nothing added, and
are still in as close to their natu-
ral state as possible.
Nearly anything in the pro-
duce section is fair game, since
virtually all choices are jam-
packed with nutrients and fiber,
and are very low in calories.
Make lean choices at the
fresh meat case by concentrat-
ing on cuts with loin or round


Weight
in the name, and go for prod-
ucts labeled low-fat or fat-free
in the dairy department. Choose
whole grain breads as much as
possible, and choose your liq-
uids wisely water seems to
help those pounds wash away a
little faster.
Take note of the shelf talkers
located throughout your com-
missary, which offer quick and
easy messages from the Dietary
Guidelines for Americans, and
always remember, It's your
choice, make it healthy!


By Choosing Paper Bags
Shipping costs offset the differ- tomers will be hearing more, "Is ing paper or plastic bags.
ence for overseas commissaries, paper okay?" Customers may bring paper or
so the paper bag emphasis isn't Here are some ways custom- plastic bags back to the com-
applied there, although double ers are helping: missary to use for their own
bagging is discouraged DeCA- *They're using paper bags in grocery order, but commissaries
wide. U.S. commissaries, are not able to recycle bags due
Commissaries in the United *They're bringing and using to health concerns. Baggers may
States are trying to reach usage their own mesh or canvas tote also refuse to use recycled bags
goals of about 70 percent paper bags. if they appear to be damaged or
and 30 percent plastic, and cus- *They're bringing and reus- contaminated.






10 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, January 11, 2007


Farewell To Old Friend


By Bill Austin
Staff
Cake and kind words set the
scene on Jan. 5 as friends and
co-workers said goodbye to
Homer Hull during a gathering
that celebrated his more than 22
years in Civil Service.
Hull, a long time architect for
Naval Facilities Command, was
born nearly 80 years ago as a
fourth generation Floridian dur-
ing the hard times of the great
depression, and has logged more
than 55 years in the workforce.
"It was a different time
alright," said Hull, about grow-
ing up in the depression during
an interview last year. "Things
were simpler then," said Hall.
"I recall the hardships my par-
ents went through, but as a kid,
they kept me from feeling any
of that. They both worked very
hard."
Work ethic is something
Homer Hull knows a thing or
two about.
Hull entered the U.S. Army
Air force (USAAF) in 1944 and
served in the European Theater
with troop carrier squadrons
maintaining the Douglas C-
47 and other transient air craft
at Munich's Rhiem Airport in
Southern Germany.
"I would say that the military
taught me all about team work,
getting along with others and
compromise," said Hull.
After his honorable dis-
charge in 1946, education
would be Hull's next "assign-
ment" with his enrollment at
Jacksonville Junior College,
(now Jacksonville University)
and set his sights on an archi-
tecture degree. In the summer
of 1948, he transferred to the
University of Florida and earned
a Bachelor of Architecture
Degree by 1951.
After his graduation, Hull
spent the summer working in
Manhattan New York
"The summer after I gradu-
ated was spent working in
Manhattan New York provid-
ing construction documents for
the state's transportation depart-
ment, said Hull. "After that, I
headed back to Jacksonville
to look for more architectural
work."
Hull found plenty of work
in Jacksonville, but per-


Making Rank


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-Photo by Bill Austin
Mayport Public Works officer Cmdr. Stan Wiles, presents long-
time NavFac architect Homer Hull with tokens appreciation dur-


ing a farewell gathering.
haps the most important find
was his bride Carmel Ann
who he married in 1955 at
St. Paul's Catholic Church in
Jacksonville.
"We were married 47 years
before I lost her," said Hull, dur-
ing the previous interview. He
smiles still when he mentions
here name, and his eyes get dis-
tant as if bringing up fond mem-
ories. Hall said compromise and
respect were key ingredients to
their happy marriage.
By 1966, the Hull's were
now a family of five living in
Atlantic Beach, and he was a
seasoned Chief Draftsman and
Structural Designer providing
engineering services through-
out the Southeast which includ-
ed massive projects such as
the Tampa Airport in which
Hull served as Architectural
Manager, and the Florida State
Capital building.
Hull continued racking up
the projects and experience in
his chosen field until the early
eighty's when he threw his hat
into the Civil Servce ring.
"After 33 years in the private
sector with many of my career
goals accomplished, I decided
to start a new career closer to
my home in the Beaches, "said
Hull.
In 1984 he entered
Government service at Naval
Station Mayport as an Architect
in the Engineering Division at
Public Works, and like in all his
other assignments, immersed
himself in making a difference.
"It was a big adjustment,"
said Hull on his transition. "In


the corporate world its all about
the profit, and in government
service, its all about doing the
best job you can and serving
your country."
Hull serves in the commu-
nity too and was the represen-
tative for the Naval Station in
a wide range of public service
activities such as the Mayport
Waterfront Partnership, the
First Coast Metro Planning
Organization and Jacksonville's
Transit Authority Advisory
Committees to name a few. In
1993, Hull was appointed the
station's Cultural Services
Manager, a position responsible
for the identification, protec-
tion and preservation of historic
places and a number of arche-
ological resources. Last year,
he designed a memorial marker
for the old Mayport cemetery
which will serve as a permanent
reminder of the areas historic
significance.
Although his gathering was
meant to be for his honor, Hall
was the first to thank his co-
workers for their hard work and
dedication.
"My greatest honor is work-
ing with such great people,"
said Hull with a smile after cer-
emonial plaques and certificates
were given to him.
Perhaps the best tribute to
the retiring Homer Hull came
from true and heart felt words
from close friend and supervi-
sor Mike McVann who simply
said, "Homer is a true gentle-
man. The two adjectives I think
of when I look at Homer are
quiet and dignity."


-Photo by Bill Austin
Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Installations and Environment) B.J. Penn presents a frocking let-
ter to SH1 Kattie Sandstrom ofMayport Housing department during a recent visit to the base.


Send Free Valentine's Day Message


From Stars and Stripes
Stars and Stripes, the daily
newspaper of the U.S. mili-
tary, is currently hosting a free
Valentine's Day message post-
ing service online. The greet-
ings will be published in the
European, Pacific and Middle
East editions of Stars and
Stripes and on Stripes.com on
Feb. 14 and possibly also on
Feb. 13, depending on the num-
ber of messages received.
Stars and Stripes understands
the strain that deployments and
frequent separations can put on
a marriage and wants to give
spouses and family members a
way to recognize and celebrate
each other on this special day.
"Being separated from loved
ones is one of the constants in
the lives of our readers," said
Meg Irish, Marketing Director.
"Anything we can do to bridge
that gap, Stars and Stripes will
gladly undertake."
To send a free message, read-
ers may go to Stripes.com and
click on the Valentine's Day
Messages button, any time


through Jan. 30.
Friends and family mem-
bers of American troops serv-
ing overseas are proud of their
work to protect the U.S. The
Valentine's Day online message
posting service enables those
left behind to show their sup-
port.
Stars and Stripes will pub-
lish only messages written in
English received online by
the Jan. 30 deadline. Every
effort will be made to print all
the messages received for the
Middle East, European and
Pacific recipients, but Stars and


Stripes also reserves the right
to limit the number of messages
actually published based on the
space available.
Stars and Stripes delivers
independent news and infor-
mation daily to the U.S. mili-
tary community worldwide.
Editorially independent of inter-
ference from outside its edito-
rial chain of command, it pro-
vides commercially available
U.S. and world news and objec-
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Brandi Schmus kneels beside Tabitha Frye, Taylor Montiage who try and decide if they want to
give Santa Claus their Christmas list during a Christmas party held Dec. 16 at the Nearly New
Thrift Store, sponsored by the Navy Wives Club Mayport branch. The Nearly New Shop is a non
profit thrift Store run by the Mayport chapter. They sell gently used military and civilian items,
donated locally, at reasonable prices with all profits going to charitable organizations or to fami-
lies in need. For more information, call The Nearly New Shop at 270-6076. Store hours are on
Tuesday, Thursday from 9 a.m.-noon.


The following are just a sample
of volunteer opportunities
available through NS Mayport
and Volunteer Jacksonville. For
more information, call Dianne
Parker at 542-5380 or you can
immediately sign-up online
for additional opportunities
using www.volunteer
gatewayj acksonville.org.
Cadillac Invitational
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed for the
Cadillac Invitational National
Finals, which are being held
Jan. 12-15 at TPC Sawgrass &
Sawgrass Country Club. The
Cadillac team is striving to have
a total of 70 100 volunteers
each day from the Jacksonville
Communities. Annually the
Cadillac Invitational raises over
$8 million for charities. If you
have any questions please feel
free to contact Matt Borocz at
273-3374.
I.M. Sulzbacher Center for
the Homeless
Volunteering at the I.M.
Sulzbacher Center for the
Homeless The I.M. Sulzbacher
Center for the Homeless serves
more than 1,000 well-balanced,
nutritious and delicious meals
per day, every day of the year.
These meals are prepared and
served with the help of more
than 100 civic, religious and
business organizations from
the Jacksonville community.
Annually, these Volunteer
Meal Groups provide over one
hundred thousand dollars in
support and more than 13,000
hours of volunteer time.
Serving meals at the Center is
a fun and feel-good way to give
back to the community. For
information about volunteering
at the I.M. Sulzbacher
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call 904.394.1356. Also, see
www.imshomelesscenter.org/
volunteers.html


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Habijax
You can help HabiJax by
donating your time. You don't
have to be an expert carpenter
or mason! There are many tasks
that you can do. Many people
come together as volunteers,
working in construction, on
administrative tasks with
support services, as well as
other types of activities. If you
have a group of four or more,
please call the HabiJax office so
that we may discuss scheduling
for your group. Larger groups
may be need to be divided.
HabiJax will only schedule
volunteers for whom we have
sufficient leadership. Please
understand and be flexible if
the date you've selected is not
available. Children under the
age of 14 are not allowed on


the construction site; however,
age appropriate activities may
be arranged for youth under the
age of 18.
Workdays: Tuesday Saturday,
7:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Plan to
meet at 7:45 a.m. at the HabiJax
Warehouse 2404 Hubbard St
(Map). Each volunteer will be
asked to complete a Volunteer
Registration Form and will then
be assigned to a construction
leader and worksite. All
worksites are withinatenminute
drive of the warehouse. Please
provide your own lunch and
transportation. For additional
information, call the Volunteer
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303. See volunteer calendar at:
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1487 Laurel V
A MUST SE
A 3/2, 2249 SF,
the extras
For appt contact
Giannoni 904- 65
$415,000


MANN-PELLICER, INC
(904) 721-1546 1-800-771-8326
www.centurv21 Jacksonville.com


CLOSE TO INAS
Charming bungalow in convenient
location! 3BR/1 BA; updated kitchen,
beautiful hardwood floors, new tile in
family room, newer CH&A; large new
deck is great for family gatherings or
entertaining friends and overlooks a
great back yard. Call Mike Pellicer
@ 477-0875 for a private showing -
PRICED TO SELL & WON'T
LAST @ $169,900


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de- sac Beaches 2/sty 1900 SF 3/2.5 w/1 g, Hidden Hills Beaches 175 Tracts in
ed yard, PONTE VEDRA bonus rm, FP, Pool, A DEERFIELD GA, NC, SC & VA;
16- 5207 LANDING M Jacuzzi $380,000o, rea LAKES-CONDO sizes from 5.94 to
I 3/2 1 car gar in greatI motivated. 246- 1760 Executive home perfect for 2/1.5 near base/shop- 1,872 AC; prices
location $235000 I small family. Decorated ping. Great price at Exc.fromto$1,100/AC.
I HOME FINDER I $99,900 opportunity to
REALTY 221-1711 R like a model. 3/2 built in HOME FINDER own timberland,
or 241-5501R SALE 2005. Guest room with lREALTY 221-1711 property.
S. .- _- ultra kitchen, wood floors, or 241-5501 I 404Po8y44
gaoroge, INTRACOASTAL tiled and covered porch. St. Regis Paper Co., LLC
685- 2131 Open Jan 13th ng-2 E. ARLINGTON, $339,000 703-2259 Beach-Jacksonville www.stregispaper.com
1709 Margarets Walk Rd SOUTHSIDE L, Highly sought
Margarets Walk Subv. N. JAX 2.5 BA oceanfrontd 3BR,
ntic) New Listing! Exquisite THE HES 2.5 BA oceanfront,
Way 4br/3ba, 2500+sf home. THE BEACHES 1640sf, 360sf
S PhOaMESCONDOS,, wraparound balcony,
Way Pool, pond, nature pre- HOMES, CONDOS, n r$860,000. Call 249- 1666
E! serve & view of St Johns TOWN HOMSCal 249- 1666
with all River from back yd. All TOWN HOMES
Is. amenities of Fleming Isl FOR SAI F N C Beach-Oceanfront Manufactured
Cara Plantation! $429,900 ondo, 3 Bed/2 1/2
Call Christina Starner @ ALSO NEW Hm Bath, 1654sf w/350sf Homes
1- 9332 90421446296 Keller HOMES C ALL b n wraparound Gor
Williams First Coast Rty wraparound te 2nd floor,
HOME FINDER CALLAHAN 4br/2ba DW, right on beach. $860,000 For ,ale
o Buying a Home?i REALTY LR, DR, Den, acres. I kro 1 et Baker County
Contact yourVA 241-1711 stCoast Realty nr oast ay County
Home Loan Exper- OR r241-5501 89- 18 Windsor Park 3/2, 1500sf, C
m LA Miv gar oversized master, Duval County
Laurie M. Poar r ltter St.onohnsiCon in/out storage, vault I ed I
Laurie M. Potter ceiling, FP. Great Nassau County
YNCM (USNNet)Homschools, near Mayport,
Beaches & Shopping. Putnam County
Buying,^Selling or Incoal Wee $194,00.904-412-1355 St. Johns County
refinancing? Contact CREEK PALENCIA 2/2, luxurySGeorgia
renancC RContact F RE EK life style tons of ameni- Georgia
Laurieforanyofyour investors, 3/2.5 new ties, short walk to pool,
1st fOr, new. $1,74K. Call p4u-'el'
K225 financing needs, including T.H. off beach Blvd. i Bob904 662- 7198 IU w$1
065 currently tenant occ.
065 VA.FHA, home equity or T Wnhom eI S
newhrushtfor lyr. $249,900. ST. AUGUSTINE- Heri-eMa
c r conventional loans. I tage Park, 3/2 on lake, oW i -Ho e
STERLING RIDGE was $289k, now $239,900
Priced for very quick make offer, surrounded For Sale I ntracoastal West 1988
m/ l 4/ul- de- sac by Hi $300k omes, close l SPRI, DW 3/2 every
fenced yard almost o I- C95, 766 Red House thing new, all turn.
S Cou tW sfe $a0almost' Bran Rd. E. 923- 0959 Baker County stays, 821- 1034, 525- 0170
vd. HOME LOANS HARBOR WINDS VILANO INVESTOR Clay County Wesside-Rivera
7 C0346 HARBORWINDS SPECIAL Motivated Duval County s. Mobile Home-2
Needs to sell Seller! New const. 3/2, y Bedroom, 2 Bath,
ASAP.Cue 3/2, 2 car 2car gar, 1600sf. Granite, Nassa Count New Cabinets,
Igar. great location stainless apple, custom sGlass top stove, ice
Lg fenced yard $204,900 cabinets, Jacuzzi tub. Putnam County maker, carpet, lots of
Appraised $385K, must extras. Great condition,
HARBOR SPRINGS I crce at $315K. St. Johns County $10k. (904)529- 1586
Lovely 412, nice tile, floridaheliiet.clearwire.net/ GeorgiaP
stone fireplace, corner cerwire net Georgia Westside- 4x66,
lot. Great buy forthe $$ x2BR/2BA, New
l t $214,000. D a I County H Screened porch,
f Only $214,000. Bk e$I carpet, vinyl utility
r S lHARBORS NS D I shed many extras, 10
HARBOR WOODS ut e /2 omin from NAS JAX.
Must n s oee, /2 CW waterfront $110,000. 695 2094
newer home, ns ofR
and so much more eOrtega -Whispering 24x66, 3 BR, 2 A,
$ 298000ForSale MACCPines Townhouse JacNzzi, firS 2BeA,
$28,000.near base, 2BR2BA central heat/air.
HARBORPINGS afceramic tile, clean, Available March. Call
Lg 3/2 in sought after Clay Waterfront $127,900. 708 1231 729- 2928
location. Nice screen
room overlooks pond. Duval Oceanfront SELLING YOUR



| /ool $228,000. SelleN G YOU
$228,000. Duval Waterfront MOBILE HOME?
SHARBOR WINDSI Nassau Oceanfront L a nror Assume Loan.7308606
Beaut. open popular
plan. 3/2, lots of nice Nassau Waterfront C ao
touches, covered patio, Putnam Waterfront
Only $229,900. St. Johns Waterfront ]For Sale M isc.
HOME FINDER St. Johns OcerfrontiForCoale
REALTY 221-1711 St.Jons Oceanfront Baker County Real
or 241-5501 St. Johns Intracoastal Clay County Estate
St. Johns Marsh Front Duval County Out of Area
Intracoastal West, The Georgia Nassau County Bed and Breakfast
WoOds 5/2.5, 2750sf, 2 car Bed and Breakfast
Many upgrades. $375K Out of Area Waterfront Putnam County Manufactured
3-_BRBA-- He St. Johns County Homes
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Auction!Lovely 3/2 house. Georgia Time Share
1105 Linwood Loop. OpenT
Sat 1/13, 10am- 5pm high Condos Real Estate Wanted
bet will win. 904- 708- 9020 Con doRaltout P ant
MANDARIN 3741 N. RideHSale
Dr.Im -ac. 2st ory, 3/2, For Sale hmAeNPNYAM LNd Miscellaneous
M aster downstairs, DuACL 'n A
MANDARIN Beautiful Baker County Both$260K.904- 591 2916
updated, 3/2, 1 468sf Clayo County re e
W/pool, $220k. Seller will
pay standard closing Duval f unE
costs 334- 4633 Owner Agent County c AIKEN SOUTH CAROLINA
Nassau County de CO 000ACRES
SSeveraltracts ranging from
MANDARIN Putnam County APP. 22 miles south of frontage ponds reeks near
STATION Tal lahassee & 10 miles5,000 20 Horse country top
assivebrick fire &18 yr. old pine planta
place, eat in an alkitchen, Golf aniond Country Club in Stc. G Call
n r eb separate DOffice, 720 minutes from Jacksonville Baker
computer room, 4last. International Arport, 10 minutes from Kings Bay Clay
screened proch, new
tile in baths, 1974SF Submarine base. Duval
new A/C, roof in 02, ATLANTIC BCH CONDO s setting on a quie TIRED of making
large fenced yard, 2blocks- in pantry, large island, SubZero refrigerator, *2 house payments
beautifully landed, bconstr., 3/3nookw/terrace Want Out ???
escaped, custom built views of ocean, granite, Call mestudy, 5 screened and -
storage shed, hdwd firs, upgrades. For PUTNAM COUNTY I BUY HOUSES.
more info 904 233- 6119 7 acre block on Carraway 24 hr recorded message























mREALTY 221-1711 gated community. r
many updates. Church Rd Zoned 1-888-641-SELL X 8034
1060 Reading Rd. AGJust stepsingle family. $125000
$247K 904386- 3954210 named among top 10 Caln GeTony 334057 or Cindy
A Great Beach Buy
NEW JARDIN DE MER HOUSES CASH 1
NORTHSIDE CONDOS Cove has a Clubhouse, ReAny cond, handyman,
lease wih opt tranto buy, BEACH BLVD & 15TH ST dipping greens, driving fire damaged,
3BR/2BA, 2100SF, MIGHT BE YOUR LAST distressed, vacant or
REPsy qulify.904 685- 2131 CHANCE TO OWN AT lym pic pool, ANYWHERE,
THE BEACH 2 3 BDRM the best small ton in OC EAN OAKS 249- 5611NDITION...
H Baiu Coil For Amenities & Pricesti Apts/comm'l/residential
CORNORTHSIDE Beautiful Open Mon Sun 1 to5 or N.E. of Folkston 10 ac N DEAL TOO BIG or
nASte$158,900, Sefner Appt. 904-241-2270 246-9268 lots Secluded 724- 8868 TOO SMALL !!!
will pay standard closing Quick closings or
costs 334 4633 Owner/Agent Osprey Cove 904-626-1636NEWLY RENOVATED.
No qualifying. 710- 9204 (904-680-751-1510435
Northsie Country Club
F"KINGSMILL Relax in
New condo 3/2.5,1 car this Low Coun-
gar very nice $185,000 try style, cus-

4/3.5 with over 30k in1.5- acre estate
beaut upgrades, a I -% lot in exclusive i
I must see. $335,000 Osprey Cove
age. You can also I I Golf and Country Club in St. Marys, GA. The
EAGLES HAMMOCK LandMar Group community is 30 minutes north
n our website. I~5/3.5 over 3000sf lyr I of Jacksonville, 20 minutes from Jacksonville Baker
nnew beauty. Won't last. International Airport, 10 minutes from Kings Bay Clay
1I $370,000 Submarine base. Dural
Home is in a woodlands setting on a quiet Nassau
can iie.lp put I ESTATES 1bdrms, 3 baths, 2 half baths, large kitchen with Putnam
g :Better than new, walk- in pantry, large island, SubZero refrigerator, St. Johns
rou get: 13/2,2 car gar. lyr new, breakfast nook, large living room w/brick fire- Georgia
I I lot, immaculate, place, large dining room, study, 5 screened and
I Only $189,900 open porches. Screened deck is secluded with
Ire-Appr solar- heated pool. Your own private deep well for
I HOME FINDER irrigation. Security system, plus protection ofE.
REALTY 221-1711 gated community.I-M
Programs or 241-5501 I Just steps from the house, enjoy 200+ feet on
or 2 the water, sit on your own fixed dock and keep BAYMEADOWS,Beaches,
tYour boat at the 30 ft floating dock. Also, custom Mandarin, Riverside
ableRatesyoWeta e3'sfatdSouthside, Westside.
Ra sWestside-BR/2BA, kayak launch platform. Direct access to St. Marys EFFIC $100WK, Apt
bu123 River, Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic. 3750 $150week, also houses
corner lot, brick SF heated, 5500 sf overall. $1.6 million, for rent furn/aunfurn wk,
w/garage, Call Mark McCumber- designed Par 72 golf course month. 9043025753
9OB- 3950 named among top 10 in Georgia by Golfweek
magazine. Osprey Cove has a Clubhouse, Restau-
WESTSIDE rant, grille, putting & chipping greens, driving BEACHES
REPO BLOWOUT !! range, lighted tennis courts, junior Olympic pool, CALL NOW!!
Many to choose from, cabana bar, fitness center, boat launch & dock. LUXURIOUS
.r,,EZ financing. Low down pint. Plus RV & boat storage. St. Marys, a historic sea LIVING AT
771- 9055 or 962- 1086 AFFORDABLE PRICES!
Ask for Emma. port village, named the best small town in OCEAN OAKS 249- 5611

No qualifying. 710- 9204 (904) 751-1510


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START THE
NEW YEAR
OFF RIGHT!
$575-$780
1,2&3 BR's
Avail able
Ashley Park
Apartments
904-757-0240

RIVERSIDE Lg 1BR,
CH&A, hardwd floors,
clean, good n'hood, near
hosp. $650m+dp. 3846755
SAN MARCO LOFTS
One of a kind From $895
www.theloftssanmarco.com
1450 Flagler 904- 396-9601

SAN MARCO
1 & 2 BR Special
CALL 398 -9492
HUD VOUCHERS WELCOME!
NEWLY REMODELED!
LARGE 1,2, & 3 BR APTS
(904) 751 -1510









Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia


Ponte Vedra Beach
1/1 completely
remodeled, fully
furnished, towels,
linens, all cook /
dinnerware,
glasses, vacuum,
television. New
appliances
including W/D.
Summer House 5
star amenities,
pool, spa. $950
612-1089











Baker
Clay
*Duval
Nassau
SPutnam
St. Johns
Georgia




Clay CoyiDun iity


ARGYLE brand new 4/2
& 5/3 upgrades, next to
Argyle Elem. $1295mo -
$1395mo. 904-236-9889
LAKE ASBURY Silver
Creek, 4/2 brick, comm.
pool, great schools,
$1175m. 904-699-6968
& Orange Park-
Eagle Harbor-3/2 +
den on water,
Immaculate Short
term, small pet ok. PCS
move. $1350/mo.
757-689-8454
i Orange Park-
3BR, 1275sf, 2 car
garage, Scrnd
patio, lOm i from
Jax. $1,100/mo. 238-1658




ARLINGTON Brookwood
Forest Sub, 2/2, 1112 SF,
garage. $1150mo.+dep
Call 904-535-2802
32 Arlington
3/2, bkyd, fenced,
pool deck, frnt
porch, dog house, 1
car gar, w/carport, 4car
driveway. 1700sf,
$1100/mo. Please Call
Robert: (904)234-3652,
and leave msg/email
r.meggs@gmail.com
East Arlington LRG 4/2.5
2300sf, 2 car garage,
EXTRA CLEAN $1550mo
$1000sec dep 904-463- 7420
INTRACOASTAL lyrs old
4/3+den, 2360sf, 2car gar,
culdesac, $1600m.
Summerbrook 904-866-1431


/*rgyle eI 4/2, fenced yard, on INTRACOASTAL WEST
cul-de-sac, $1375 3bd/2ba, LR, DR, Kit.,
Ho s monthly, N/S/. new cpt. 2car gar,
(904)317-6862 or Kernan & McCormick.
(904)541-1050. PCS. $1275m+-dp. 904-521-1551





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JACKSONVILLE BEACH
Irg 1br, hdwd firs, 2
blocks to ocean $890 incl
util,court yd 904-233-3341
MANDARIN 3741 N. RideO
Dr. Immac. 2 story, 3/2,
Master downstairs, E R A
$1200m. 759-9314/ 955-3830
MANDARIN 4BR/2BA, 2 REAL ESTATE
car, pool, remod inside
& out, 1650SF, $1400mo. Dan Jones
rgway58@gmail.com & Associates, Inc
(904) 757-3466
MANDARIN patio www.ERADANJONES.com
house, 2/2 /2, overlooks
lake, $975mo. 626-3622 THomes,
Townhomes, and
NORTHSIDE Newly built Condominiums
3B/2.5B, new appis, gar. 1, 2, 3, & 4 Bedrooms
$1300m+1mo. dep. $450 $1800
Call 904.744.8657/314-0240 In the
Following Areas:
Northside-Eagle's Northside
Hammock, Oceanway
4BR/2BA, 2,114sf. Downtown
2-car garage,
lakefront, brand new, Arlington
$1,350,000. (904)613-3474. Southside
Argyle
ORTEGA Cottage 2/1, Westside
ch&a, hdwd firs, reno- Hilliard
vated kitchen, garage,
$925mo. 904-861-5247 CALL 757 -3466
SOUTHSIDE 4/2, approx FOR OUR
2000sf, $1395m+dp. RENTAL SPECIALS
12518 Woodfield Cir. W. www.ERADANJONES.com
A+ Schools. 859-5601

F Northside
m DAMES PTJOCEANWAY AREA
I Beautiful homes for rent. Some brand I
new, in new subdivisions.
Call for info.
HOME FINDER REALTY
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SOUTHSIDE NORTH JAX,
CLEAN AND WELL MAINT. SOME
NEW 2, 3 & 4 BDRMS AVAILABLE
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HOME FINDER REALTY
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WESTSIDE 3/2 in Paxon
$850, 3/2 MH in Argyle
neighborhood $800-$900,
NO HUD Greg 376-5190
WESTSIDE/SOUTHSIDE
Hurry! Rent cheaper
than mortgage new 3/2.5
in Adam Lakes & 3/2 near
U.N.F. 904-708-9020
$500 Down U OWN
All Areas Ist Mo. FREE
EZ QUALIFY
Call the Hotline 388-1208




St. Johns River Front
Custom Home 3br/2ba,
Great room w/frpi, cov-
ered pool/ Jacuzzi, cov-
ered boat dock. Owner
agent. 404-213-5754




DOWNTOWN -Lease/pur-
chase remodeled 2BR/
2BA, extra apt. $350k.
10% down $2800 mo. No
bank qualifying
866-219-2326
PONTE VEDRA,
Sawgrass gated comm.
Bermuda Ct. across the
street from the park.
Beautiful canal front.
1700sf, 2/2 Patio home.
$1195m. 904-571-3877
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
Sawgrass-TPC 3/2, Irg
deck. Bermuda Ct $1350m
yd svc incl. 904-962-0197

near Neese High School,
3/2, 2car garage new,
WD $1250mo 904-803-8579








Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia



FLEMING ISLAND 3/2.5,
1500sf, Icar gar, all appis
& amenities, great loc.
$1250mo. 904-483-0229

4, Fleming Island-1.5
yr old condo in
Flem. IslI. planta-
tion. 1845sf,
3BR/2.5BA, garage.
Gated community, "A"
rated schools, pool, golf,
etc. 11 mi from NAS.
$1200/mo. (904)803-4287




Arlington -New condo-
minium for rent, 7920
Merrill Rd, 2 BR/2BA,
$950/mo. (904)229-7478
Beach Jacksonville
Ocean Front 1/1 remod.,
granite, garage & water
incl. $1375mo. 881-0895
Intracoastal Waterway
Gated, new 3/3, 2100SF.
granite, garage, pool &
fitness. $1895. 881-0895
INTRACOASTAL Great
loc, 3/2, gated comm,
scrn porch, close to all.
Move-in special. 476-8572
Jacksonville Beach-Lakefront
3/2, The Palms. Gated, pools,
fitness, clubhouse. $1200/mo.
Avail now. 233-8077 Broker.5
SOUTHSIDE 3/2, All
apple's incl+W/D,
$1300mo. incl water,
sewer, & alarm. 233-6856
Southside 2/2 condo Resv
at Pt Meadows. 3rd fir
unit. Micro, w/d incl
$1090m+dep 937-631-2799


PONTE VEDRA BEACH
Gated, 1/den, fplc, view,
renov., non smoker $950
w/lease opt. 614-7777

SPonte Vedra Beach ]
1/1 completely
remodeled, fully
furnished, towels,
linens, all cook /
dinnerware,
glasses, vacuum,
television. New
appliances
l including W/D.
Summer House5
star amenities,
pool, spa. $950
612-1089









Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia





INTRACOASTAL W.
Beautiful twnhs, Wolf
Creek, Hodges/Bch 2/2.5,
end unit, wooded lot,
1104sf, scrn lanai, gated,
all amenities, $1100m.
Option to buy. 810-2322
INTRACOASTAL WEST
month rent free. Wolf
Creek subdiv., 3/2.5,
1771SF, 1 car garage all
appi incl. $1475mo. Call
904-887-1692
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
Irg 1br, hdwd firs, 2
blocks to ocean $890 incl
util,court yd 904-233-3341


Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia



E. ARLINGTON Exec.
bik fer. seeks same to
share beautiful loft. Huge
priv bdrm/ba-furn, $165wk
incl util. 904-228-3338
Southeast Jacksonville
Mature prof. emp. fern.
seeking room, quiet, N/S,
5nights/wk 772-529-5423
SOUTHSIDE 4/ 2 house
Looking for roommate.
904- 703- 2533
WESTSIDE 3/2 house iust
off Normandy. $500m.
all until. incl. N/S. 693-4794









Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St.Johns
Georgia


SArgyle-Room for
Rent, $700/month.
util incl, 4BR/2.5BA,
New Home in
Argyle Forest. Call
(904)652-5551



Argyle-Seeking
Sfern. roommate to
share 2-story house.
1 bdrm, 1 livin-
groom, $550/month.
Wash/dryer incl. Call
(904)742-6747
Room for Rent
Near NAS Jax,
$400/mo. Includes
utilities & cable.
Very nice home, call
(904)779-4660.
LUXURY ROOMS
w/MAicrowave & Refrig!
Low Daily/Wkly Rates!
10 Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 7253343
QUALITY INN (904) 264-1211


Ciay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia






Dep, No pets, 246-4461.








Baker
*Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia




A Beach-Atlantic

Lunch/Dinner.
Military Owner being
ASAP. $35k. 514-5756







Baker
Clay
*Duval
*Nassau
Putnam
SSt. Johns
*Georgia




ORANGE PARKWells
Rd & Hwy 17, brand new
brick office condo, avail
Feb 1st. 904-759-3869




ARLINGTON/Westside
Ideal for small church.
Call Andy 477-2288


Mandarin Office
Furnished. 12 Telephones and
Workstations, Ready to Go.
288-8500
MANDARIN Ofc space
for lease. Previously a
law ofc. Approx 3500sf.
Call for details 673-0744
SOUTHSIDE P/T Office
@SS & JTB
Furnished & Incl. Recpt
$225/mo. Call 281-0566








Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia





SOUTHSIDE
7200sf, 9600sf, 19,000sf,
or 33,000sf. warehouse.
Grade level. Common
dock available. Univ @
Powers. $4/sf.
Easton, Sanderson, & Co.
356-2228 Realtor
NEAR ALLTEL
BUILDING
Iblk to stadium, 2500sf,
$1150mo. 904-568-4677



MANDARIN Retail space
for lease. Prior Beauty
Salon. Approx 1100sf.
Call for details 673-0744
Southside/Westside
All New Retail Centers
Tenant Financing Available
288-850


Business
Opportunities
Distributorships/
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1746 CHANDELIER CR E,
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312657, 3BR/2BA, 1381sf,
Lakeviews, split flrpln LR w/FP,
New Carpet, Big Mst Ste
247-4442
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7060 Greenholly Drive, $165,500
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904-743-2332
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7448 N Volley Drive
$184,500, 3BR/2BA,1264sf
904-743-2332
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3499 Wentworth Circle N,
$184,900, 3BR/2BA, 1454sf 904-
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1769 POWHATTAN STREET
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904-743-2332
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$155,000-3 Bed 2 Bath-1372 sq ft
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904-743-2332
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Fountains, MLS 325685, 3br/2.5ba, Andrews Place, $350,000, MLS
W UNIVERSI- 2 r TT. I, ._ '..1 combo, new tile, 411 1ST ST S #401, $449,900, 343438, 4BR/2BA, 1827sf, Spacious
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332 475 SKATE RD $219,900, MLS firs, gated pool, 247-4442 14209 TWIN FALLS DR [. .11.
330053, 3BR/1BA, 1218sf, L V F. ed of Pablo, $349,900, MLS 344 -- BISCAYNE VILLAS 1597
5Dawnridge Road Pl- Open LR w/ separate I -4 829 1ST ST S UNIT IE, 3BR/2BA, 2042sf, All Brick Pool Hm, Shearwater $169,900-3 Bed2
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3767 Hermitage Road $259,000-4 Bed
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3615 Shawnee Shores Drive
$259,000-3 Bed 2 Bath-1977 sq ft
904-743-2332
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745 Marsh Cove Lane, Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL $335,000-3 Bed 2 Bath-
1539 sq ft 904-743-2332
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743-2332
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3218 Roundham Lane $223,900-4 Bed
2 Bath-1793 sq ft 904-743-2332

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10364 Red Tip Road $225,000-4 Bed
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807 CAMELIA ST, ATL BCH,
$144,900, MLS 342955, 2BR/1.5BA,
900sf, Great Location, New Roof, Big
Lot 247-4442
1256 GALAPAGOS AVE, I5 4 *,
Oak Harbor, MLS 334839 ,, -i..
scrnd porch w/ hot tub, Lg LR w/
Hrdwd Frs, New Tile, Huge Bkyd.
247-4442
845 AMBERJACK LN, Atl Bch,
$229,900, MLS 338465, 3BR/2BA,
1251sf, Big Pl--IT Tile & Carpet,
Spacious Msl 4 4
527 PELICAN KEY, Selva Lakes,
$309,900, MLS 338324, 3BR/2.5BA,
1404sf, 2 Lrg Mst BR w/private bths,
screened lanai, spacious LR 247-4442
600 ALHAMBRA LN N, OPEN Sun
12-4, $399,500, MLS 337729, PVB,
4BR/2BA, 1636sf, Big Bkyd, w/Golf
Course Views, Tiled Florida Rm, 247-
4442
2607 AMERICAS CUP CR E,
$199,900, Courtsyard, 3BR/2BA,
1732sf, 2 Stry Hm, Huge Bkyd, Formal
LR/DR, Large Mst Ste, 247-4442


cony, ocean views, cera. 4 444 -
365 SAILFISH DR E, $259,900, MLS
332363, 4BR/3BA, 1967sf, Mst Ste on
1st FIr, Bkyd w/ pool 247-4442
3817 TROPICAL TERRACE,
$339,900, 3BR/2BA, MLS 315008,
1603sf, Tile & Hrdwd FIrs, LG Bkyd,
Glassed FL RM, New Water Heater
247-4442
1483 LAUREL WAY, $369,900,
Hidden Paradise, MLS 326063,
3br/2.5ba, 2179sf, Lush Ldscp., scmd

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12986 BRIANS CREEK DR, Johns
Creek, $299,500, MLS 343016,
3BR/2BA, 1810sf, Huge Fe-d. Pl-.1
Lrg Mst Ste, Gourmet KIT 4 -. 44
4528 COBBLEFIELD CR W,
Woodland Forest, $229,900, MLS
333392, 3BR/2BA, 1405sf,
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247-4442

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4BR/3BA, 2468sf, Upstairs Loft,
Lakeviews, FR w/marble FP 247-4442
4210 W CHELSEA HARBOR DR,
Johns Creek, $314,900, MLS 339735,
3BR/2BA, 1880sf, Covered Patio,
Preserve Views, Formal LR & DR, FR
w/marble FP 247-4442
735 HARBOR WINDS DR, Harbor
Winds, $264,000, MLS 337634,
3BR/2BA, 1696sf, Big Corner Lot, Big
KIT, Spacious Mst Ste 724-1200
13727 RICHMOND PARK DR #208,
Windsor Pointe, MLS 334459,
$191,900, 3BR/2BA, 1500sf, Private
Unit, FR w/FP, one car garage w/stor-
age 247-4442

4531 ANTLER HILL DR E $237,500,
MLS 326538, Hunters Ridge,
3BR/2BA, 1448sf, Lakeviews, FR
w/tiled FP LG Lot, Eat-in KIT 247-
4442
13433 STONE POND DR, WOLF
CREEK, $239,900, MLS 381585,
3/2.5, 1665sf, Attached 1 car gar.
Scrned Lanai, BRs on 2nd Flr 724-1200
2466 GLADE SPRINGS DR,
BENTWATER, $274,900, MLS
328629, 4BR/2BA, 2062sf, Lakeviews,
ceramic tile/Hrdwd Firs, FR w/ marble
FP 247-4442
13044 CHETS CREEK DR S,
JOHNS CREEK, $304,900, 3BR/2BA,
1964sf, Charming FR w/FP screened
porch w/ tile firs 247-4442

4690 KERNAN MILL LN E,
HEATHER GLEN, OPEN Sun 12-4,
$319,000, 3BR/2BA, 1634sf, Scmd
Pool, LG Mst Ste, Cheerful KIT
W/Brkft Bar 247-4442
1974 IBIS POINT LN, IBIS POINT,
$324,900, MLS 319948, 4BR/2BA,
2062sf, Scrnd Lanai, Bks to Preserve,
LG KIT, LR/DR Combo 247-4442
13767 DEER CHASE PL, PABLO
BAY, $578,880, MLS 333195,
4BR+Bonus Rm/4BA, 2803sf, Pool
w/lakeviews, msi .- 1,ii area,
LR/DR Combo 4- 444:
190 NADIA MICHELLE CT S,
$184,900, MLS 327445, Harbour
........ i-i :i- 1 1 sf, Fenced
i-I .1 i .ii..i i ( i/DR Combo,
I ,.. i 1 I -4 444

2118 FOREST GATE DR W,
KENSINGTON, $229,900, MLS
335038, 4BR/2BA, 1617sf, Fenced
Pl-d rmic tile, LR/DR Combo w/
1i 4- 444


0, MLS
lakefront
SFP, New





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WHISPERING PINES MLS #336979
5610 PINEBAY CIRCLE SOUTH
$129,900-2 BED 2 BATH-1291 SQ
FT 904-714-0966
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2120 Water Bluff Drive
$130,000 904-714-0966
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$197,500-3 Bed2 Bath-1728 sq ft 904-
714-0966
CAPE CORAL
14822 Reef Dr West, $359,900-4 Bed 3
Bath-2313 sq ft 904-714-0966
IRON WOOD MLS#336165, 3818
Silver Point Lane $385,000-4 Bed 2.5
Bath-2,400 sq ft 904-714-0966e
VICTORIA LAKES MLS#314751
13802 Victoria Lakes Drive, $455,000-5
Bed 3 Bath-3753 sq ft
904-714-0966
SECRET WOODS 7378 Secret
Woods Trail $269,000-3 Bed 2 Bath-
1855 +/- sq ft 904-714-0966
WESTSIDE, 4347 Trenton Dr S
$110,000, 3BR1.5BA, 1164sf 904-714-
0966
CLOSE TO SHOPPING, 4008 Peter
Rabbit, $145,000,3BR/1.5BA, 1275sf
904-714-0966
SAN MATEO, 11344 Emuness Rd
$153,300, 3BR/1.5BA, 1220sf
904-714-0966
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$154,900, 3BR/2BA, 1029sf
904-714-0966
OCEANWAY MANOR, 479 Moby
Dick, $169,000, 3BR/2BA, 1534sf
904-714-0966
BLACK HAMMOCK ISL, 15587
Bream Road, $180,000 3BR/2BA,
1064sf 904-714-0966
SAN MATEO, 11315 Avery Drive
$187,500, 3BR/2BA, 1996sf
904-714-0966
PONTE VEDRA, 440 Timberwalk Ct #
913, $190,000, 1BA/1BR, 980sf
004-71400M


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NORTHBROOK, 4347 Trenton Dr S
$110,000, 3BR/1.5BA, 1164sf
904-714-0966
ST JAMES PLACE, 4347 Trenton
Dr S, $110,000, 3BR/1.5BA, 1164sf
904-714-0966
HICKS ROAD, 4347 Trenton Dr S
$110,000, 3BR/1.5BA, 1164sf
904-714-0966
CALLAHAN, 540824 Lem Turner
$210,000, 3BR/2BA, 1400sf
904-714-0966
CAMBRIDGE ESTATES, 10364
Red Tip Road, $215,000, 4BR/3BA,
2047sf 904-714-0966
RIVER FRONT LOT, 3718 Clyde
Drive, $225,000, 1.14 Acre
904-714-0966
WATERFRONT LOT, 0 Eagle Bend
Terrace, $235,000 904-714-0966
RIVERSIDE, 3216 Randall Street
$260,900, 4BR/2BA,1830 sf
904-714-0966
VICTORIA LAKES, 14146 Devan
Lee Dr W, $269,000, 4BR/2BA, 205sf
904-714-0966
NORTH CREEK, 628 Spanish Wells
Rd, $319,000, 4BR/2.5BA, 2664sf
904-714-0966

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12106 AUTUMN SUNRISE DR,
Hawkins Cove, $245,900, MLS
337575, 4BR/2BA, 1719sf,
Spacious Rms, Tiled Frt & Bk
Porch 247-4442
11108 WYNDHAM HOLLOW
LN, Sutton Lakes, $245,900, MLS
344547, 3BR/2BA, 1782sf T i-
Fenced Bkyd, Lrg Family 1 4.
1200

11203 WYNDHAM HOLLOW
LN, Sutton Lakes, $269,999, MLS
342952, 3BR/2BA, 1912sf, Pool
Home, Wood FIrs, Summer KIT
724-1200
12015 SHOOTING STAR CT,
HAWKINS COVE, $237,900,
MLS 331589, 3BR/2BA, 1570sf,
Big Bkyd, Hrdwd Flrs, LG Eat-in
KIT, FR W/tiled FP 247-4442
1668 TUTBURY CT
SUTTON LAKES
Perfect Family HM $295,000, 4/2,
724-1200
12111 BRIGHTMORE WAY,
HAWKINS COVE, $257,000,
MLS 323470, 4BR/2BA, 1692sf,
scrnd tile 1knni Pi FP LG KIT,
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Mon- Fri days, pay nego-
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pkg pd, apply in person
1501 Picketville Rd.
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Crisis Management
Planning Coordinator
The Clay County Sheriff's
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procedures & protocols.
Must have Bachelor's
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disaster preparedness /
crisis management /
public safety. $33,305-
$57,068. State
retirement, excellent
benefits, EOE and a
Drug- free workplace.
For information and
application, call
(904)213- 6040. Deadline
to apply 1/19/07.




BOAT DETAILER

related exp. a plus
or will train!
Call Gary Longmire 1
904-651-4279





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(Prof) Computer a must.
dedicated, Min start $8hr,
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address and phone
number. Call

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or
9044836537
Beacon
Center
10909 Atlantic Blvd.
Suite 10
Carriers are
independent
contractors.





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& BARTENDERS
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Jacksonville, FL.
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$150- $170 a day & ben-
efits after 90 days.




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Yolanda: (904)573- 0271



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Antiques
Appliances
Arts & Crafts
Auctions
Building Supplies
Business/Office
Equipment
Clothes
Collectables
Computer
Craft/Thrift Stores
Electronics
Estate Sales
Farm/Planting
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Garage Sales
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Wanted to Buy or
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SCoffee Maker-
Black & Decker, 10
cup, digital display,
New, $32. 268- 2482


Dry/Washer Super Big Cap.
Exc. Condition $200 for both.
396- 3036
Kenmore 6 cycle
Washer-Exc cond,
$125,294- 8186.


Kenmore Refrig-
erator 25cuft.
ice/water through
door, side by side,
excellent condition,
$270.260- 1948
Kenmore Washer
and Dryer-$500 OBO
L wave, $30. Good
condition, 891- 5400
Washer/dryer set
$200 for both, good
working condition.
Tara: 301- 247- 7493
a Washer/Dryer Set-
Hotpoint, bisque
color, porcelain
tubs. Heavy duty
large capacity,
looks/works great. $85.
(904)725- 0009


Washer & Dryer. Brand
New Whirlpool Stack-
able Frontload. Cost
$1200 will sell for $600
OBO. (904) 854- 0532
, Washer-Frigidaire
Gallery Front
Loader, Exc Cond,
extra large capac-
ity, white, $149. Call
(904)874- 5542


0 Wet/dry Vacuum
SCraftsman 16gal.
5.5hp. Super suc-
tion, runs great,
$35.268- 2482



Hair Salon/Day Spa eqpt.
Everything must go!
Mon- Sat10- 5.745- 7700
6947 Merrill Rd.



Computer
4 Pentium II 300MHZ
Computer and 15"
Monitor CDRW
Drive 40GIG, Harddrive,
64 meg Memory $80.
Call 249- 1666
A Laptop
S Battery-Li- ion for
HP PP2200, PP2210,
Batfer Model
HSTNN- B02, Never
Used, New: $95.00, ask-
ing iust $60. 771- 0457
P laystation 3-New
S in box, w/receipt.
$800 OBO. 729- 6543


,Panasonic Projec-
tion TV-56". 1 yr
S old, asking $600.
Also 52" Prolection
TV, 1.5 yr old, asking
$400. Michele 874- 8877
SPentium 300MAHZ
Computer- with 15"
monitor and speak-
ers. 406HD, 64meg
memory, CDRW drive,
$70. 15" monitor, $20.
249- 1666
l Playstation-Origi-
T nal, one control, one
game incl, $25.
904- 278- 5224/708- 5530
4 Printer-Epson ink-
iet for computer.
Compatible w/$7 ink
cartridges. $35.00.
(904)277- 8905.
(912)573- 2654
4 TV- 14 in RCA.
Tube type, flat
screen, great color,
exc cond, front &
rear hookups, $40.
268- 2482
SXbox for Sale-Exc.
condition, $75.00
OBO. 912- 882- 9309
after 5 pm.
Zenith 36" Color TV
Rarely Used, $200
OBO. 912- 729- 2939



Middleburg Moving Sale
antique furn, kgsize bed,
house full, etc! Jan 12 &
13. 8a- 4p 4253 Blueberry
St. take Blanding Blvd.
to Halperns Way.


SArea rugs-Neutral
|colors, various sizes
& prices, contact
Tara (301)247- 7493


4 Armoire-Solid Oak,
78" tall, 45" wide,
24" deep. Fits up to
36" TV. Exc cond.
Paid $1100, asking $750
OBO. (912)729- 2939
BED Absolute All Brand
New Pillow Top Sets
King $250 Queen $110
Memory Foam from $300
904-674-0405
BED- Absolute all new
sets Qn Pill Top $100 in
plastic. Can del. 391- 0015
BED-Brand NameFull set
$119, new w/war in plas-
tic. 391- 0015 Can deliver
BED Cherry sleigh, Solid
wood set $375, Retail
$950. 858-9350.Can deliver
BED- Queen Size Pillow Top
Mattress Set, New in Plastic,
Must sell $110 904-674-0405
B ed-Red Corvette
Little Tykes, Like
New, 103" length,
53" wide, twin mat-
tress incl, $150.
904- 745- 9268


SBedroom Set- 3
piece white chest,
dresser, bed w/
mattress. Call Inger
476- 5791
BEDROOM 6pc CHERRY
SET. New, still in boxes
$499. CAN DEL. 391- 0015
4 Black Lthr
3 sweater Theater
Seats-Recline to a
lay down position,
asking $800. 874- 8877

, Bunk Beds-Twin
top, full bottom, red
metal frames, good
condition. Call
573- 2863. $100


China Hutch,
Diningroom Table-
vL Table has one leaf,
4 chairs, all items
for $300. 904- 269- 4503


4 Couch-9ft, also 6ft,
recently refur-
bished, both in New
Cond. 612- 9998

Couch & Loveseat
Set-cloth material,
$75 OBO. Call
(904)372- 9113


4 Couch w/Matching
Loveseat & Chair2
yrs old, exc. condi-
tion, $650 OBO.
912- 882- 1052
Curio Cabinet 4x6 glass
upper drs, lighted break
- front, wd drs on lower
section. B/O 440- 823- 0579
Diningroom Set
Yellow pine, 6
chairs/table, & leaf,
Very Solid, great
cond, $500 OBO. 268- 8656

Diningroom Table
& 4 chairs- Brand
new, Ceramic tile
inlay in white pine,
$450 new, $200. 268- 8656
MAHOGANY PIE CRUST
TABLE WITH TILT
TOP $375
904-529-8910
MATTRESS KING SIZE
New, Still in Plastic, $175
904-674-0405
MATTRESS Queen Plush
Set. Brand New in plastic
$95 Must sell 904-674-0405
MATTRESS Brand Name
KG $155 new w/warr, in
plastic 858- 9350. Can Del
MATTRESS Mem. foam,
Brand name SET,new w/
war $340 398- 5200 can del
Mirror, 39 x 51, dark
bronze/verdigris finish
with gold leaf highlights
and beveled glass $350
904529- 8910


SQueen Bedroom Set
$800. Diningroom
l set, $700. Livingrm
set, $600. Wicker
chest, $50. Lthr couch,
$300. (904)771- 0470
SQueen Craftmatic
Bed-Vibrate, Lift
l head & foot up,
down, good cond.
Cost $3500, asking $1000.
(904)529- 1586
Sofa-Great cond,
$175.264- 6364


4 Toddler Bed
T Good Condition, $50.
Call 573- 2863


Twin Beds-NEW-
Mattress, box-
4 spring, rails, never
been used. Call
(904)491- 7996. $550 OBO.
In Amelia Isl, Call while
they last!


Video Storage
Cabinet-Oak Grain,
39 in high, 19 in
wide. Stores DVDs,
VHS, lockable doors.
$58. 268- 2482


a Wardrobe
S 4 drawers left,
large drawer bot-
tom three shelves
right w/door, blonde
wood $75 786- 4591
Washer/Dryer-$75. 3
piece white dresser
set, $75 OBO.
945- 7218 after 4 pm.
4 White Hope Chest
Exc Cond, $40 OBO
(904)207- 4937





Fleming Island -Moving
Sat 7- 1; 2627 Cold Har-
bor Ct. furn, baby items.
Mandarin Multi Family
Sale 11432 Sea Fury Way
Sat 7- 2. for info 813- 0908
MANDARIN Sat9- 1. Furn
sm applies, clths, misc.
11035 Peppermill Ln.
ORTEGA FOREST Sat.
8-12; Rain Date Sun. 1-4;
Smocked clothing, gar-
den items, furn, rugs,
cars: MG Classic Cony.
& Green Jaguar Conv.
lots & lots of other items
4247 Sherwood Rd.
BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA



Murray Riding
Lawnmower-42"
16hp, (904)529- 9322



BELLY BUTTON
RESALE SHOP
2294 IVAYPORT RD. #15
PAN AM PLAZA
Mon-Sat. 10-6:30
Sun 10-4
Baby & kids clothes $1 ea
We buy & sell gently used
children items. Car
seats, strollers, toys,
etc. No appt. nec.
249- 4040
SStep 2 Lifestyle
Dream Kitchen
Exc. cond, w/dishes
& food items, $50
OBO. Must See. Call
Angela 334- 7547





$50. Good Cond.
264- 6364





POWER CHAIR Like new
CTM HS- 1000, lyrs old,
$3000obo. 992- 3940



&, "Left Behind" Book
Series-Set of 13
hardbound, excel-
lent condition, $40.
(904)781- 7076


A Hallmark store is closing.
Everything must go from
stock to fixtures.
1531 Monument Rd. 620- 0414
, Criminal Justice 333
Books-Exccondi-
tion, lowest prices
anywhere, Great
for St. Leo classes. Also
Religion 401 books &
Northern Anthology of
Western Lit, Eng 225.
Call Mary 612- 9998
SDolphin Shaped
Coffee Table-End
tables w/dolphins,
ceramic. Golf
Clubs, balls, bags ladies'
Ithr coat, small 778- 9167

A Fiesta BBQ Gas
Grill-Exc cond,
35,000 BTU, w/side
burner, incI cover,
$60 OBO. Call Bob,
221- 9139


SFlagbox-Doghouse
style, 17"H, 26"W,
Beautiful Oak,
Like new, $50
(904)781- 7076


4 GoKart-5hp Engine,
2 seater, little use,
$500.(904)529- 9322

SHis n' Hers Huffy
26" Bikes-w/carrier,
helmets, $350.
Microwave, $25.
Wooden wall touchstone
phone, $25. Call
912- 729- 2928
SMoving! In house
tag sale by appt.
12/11- 12/18, Fine
furniture, rugs,
antiques, glassware,
china, artwork, office
supplies, linens. CASH.
(912)882- 2905
4 Old Milk Can w/Top
2ft tall, exc cond
$75. 268- 2482

4, Old Milk Can w/Top
2ft tall, exc cond
$75. 268- 2482

Razor-
Three wheelers $20
ea, boys' 1lOin bike,
$30. Murray Lawn
Mower, $45


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/Orlando Fl 407-339-3443




TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911

6914 Blanding Blvd. 777-2500



GARBER BUICK


1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

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



ATLANTIC DODGE
2330 US1 South 354-4421
JACK CARUSO
REGENCY DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-5600
GARBER DODGE TRUCK
Green Cove Springs 264-2416
ORANGE PARK DODGE
7233 Blanding Blvd. 777-5500
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch. 1-800-228-7454
WESTSIDE DODGE
1672 Cassat Ave. 384-6561


STreadmill- 100
Rolltop desk, $300.
Sleeper/sofa $100.
King Sleigh Bed,
$800. Chest of Drawers
$25. Mirrors, $25.
(904)272- 7352


STreadmill-UGC,
$100, assorted golf
c| > balls, $3.50/dozen,
cigar humidor holds
50 cigars, $15. 771- 8930
STrimline Phone,
$10, Men's Golf
Clubs, 15" Tires
Like New,(2), $95,
Box Springs, single.
317- 6618





Wheels/tires, 24x10,
Extra clean, $2500.
Bowflex ultimate
w/everything extra,
100lbs, bowflex rubber
mat, $750 OBO. 272- 3482


PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHNA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 7140141

Technics Digital
4 Piano-Model
sx- PR305. Like new
condition, all books
incl. Priced to sell, $2500
OBO. Phone: 210- 6062




A Basketball Por-
table Hoop NEW-In
Shipping box. Huffy
Brand, Santa Fe
Salsa Co. Promotion.
$65.00 Call (904)642- 3830

4, Golf Balls- $4/dozen,
3 doz $10. 786- 4406


4 Golf Balls
Various name
brands, $3.50 per
dozen, 3 dozen for
$10. 786- 4406 anytime


BOARD FORD
St. Augustine 353-6797
Florida's Super Duty Headquarters

PAUL CLARK

FORD-MERCURY
1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee) 225-3673

GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

MIKE SHAD FORD

At The Avenues
10720 Philips Hwy. 904-292-3325

MIKE DAVIDSON FORD

AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060

MIKE SHAD FORD

OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Blvd. 777-3673

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Jeep of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP

ON CASSAT
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

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



COGGIN KIA
9401 Atlantic Blvd. 723-3210

RAY CARTER KIA
6373 Blanding Blvd. 771-6078



LAMBORGHINI- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
I nnra d/3/rlr4nrIn Fl An7-3Q-3qAA4


S Home Gym
KPS-1850 Exc.
workout, like new,
Paid $1200, asking
$400. Great Christmas
gift! Call 220- 4472

4 Ladies' Golf Clubs
Complete set, exc
for starters only,
$45, Call 264- 4587


I Fol advertising inormalion,
please call 904-359-4336, |
Fax 904-366-6230.


Peugot Road
Racing Bicycle-
Shimano equipt,
good cond. $50 OBO.
(912)882- 1052

SWeight bench-
w/attachment for
leg workout. $25
OBO. 372- 9113


* Animals Wanted



S125 Gallon Cherry
vMust see to believe,
call : (904)778- 2464

AMERICAN BULLDOG
Pups 4/M, 5/F Beautiful
$500 POP 904- 270- 8834

Australian Shepherd
mini's, $400- $600.
478- 847- 3246/478- 825- 2700

Australian Blue Heeler
Pups- $150,742- 3315
leave message.


MATHENY LAND ROVER
11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500 SATURN OF AVENUES
10863 Philips Hwy. 262-7145

|m -SATURN OF ORANGE PARK

LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE 8105 Blanding Blvd. 779-0071
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000 SATURN OF REGENCY
or,! o],iv I 8600 Atlantic Blvd. 725-8200


NORTH FLORIDA LINCOLN MERCURY
4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100

GRIFFIN LINCOLN MERCURY
7447 Blnding Blvd. 777-3000




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



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1285 Cassat Ave. 389-7700

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10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
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Green Cove Springs 264-4502 NIMNICHT PONTIAC-GMC 9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911 ARLINGTON TOYOTA
KEY BUICK 11503 PhillipsHwy. 854-4826 MAZDA CITY 10939Atlantic Blvd. 302-6762

4 deCOGGIN GMC TRUCKS 6916 Banding Blvd. 779-0600 COGGIN TOYOTA- AVENUES
S9201 Atlntic Blvd. 724-2310 10564 Philips Hwy 262-0338

CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC GARBER GMC TRUCKS i KEITH PIERSON TOYOTA
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111 Green Cove Springs 264-4502 DRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC 6501 Youngerman Circle. 771-9100

NIMNICHT CADILLAC 10231 Atlantic Blvd 7241080 LIGHTHOUSE TOYOTA
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700 C N lN ON 2995 U.S. 1 South St, Aug,
RKE ADILL 7700 COGGIN HONDA ONAllANTIC 800-622-4888 or 90o4-797-8800
PARKER CADILLAC 11003Atlantic Blvd 565-8800
283 San Marco, StAug (904)824-9181 COGGIN HONDA TOM BUSH MINI ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA

TOF ST. AUGUSTINE 9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911 1310 CassatAve. 389-4561
2898 U.S. Hwy.1 S 1-800-456-1689 I, i U : _1_ i i _-_'-t
COGGIN CHEVY AVENUES HONDA
10880 PhilipsHwy. 260-7777 OF THE AVENUES CITY MITSUBISHI VW OF ORANGE PARK

CREST CHEVROLET 11333 Phiips Hwy 370-1300 at the AVENUES 1481 Wells Road 269-2603
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GARBER CHEVY 7801 Blanding Blvd. 269-2277 iTv umTOiiDiun 2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486
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1166 Blanding Blvd. 272-2200

JERRY HAMM CHEV
2600 Philips Hwy. 398-3036

PINEVIEW CHEVROLET
Macclenny 259-6117

GEORGE MOORE CHEV


HYUNDAI
of ORANGE PARK
7600 Blanding Blvd. 899-0900

KEY HYUNDAI
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060
HIM 111


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10585 Atlantic Blvd. 565-2489
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7505 Bbnding Blvd. 779-8100
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TOM BUSH VW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911




O'STEEN VOLVO
2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486

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Pre-Owned Center
10384 Atlantic Blvd. 998-0012

Tom Bush BMW
9910 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4381

Tom Bush Autoplex
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4877

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


ROLLS ROYCE- ORLANDO WARREN MOTORS, INC.
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. 233 East State St. 356-8491
Longwood/Orlando Fl407-339-3443 __


NIMNICHT SAAB WORLD IMPORTS
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Dachshund AKC Puppy M
4 mos, all papers, sup-
plies $350. 904-242-8513
, Doberman Puppies-
Black & Tans and
Red & Tans. $500.
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ENGLISH MASTIFF
PUPS. Visit: english
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or call 786-897-5620.
Extra Large Dog
House-Solid wood
w/shingle roof,
never used, $350
OBO. (904)529-1586
, Free to Good Home-
Purebred Pomera-
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Good watchdog,
good w/kids & other
animals. Call Holly
(904)372-9465
, Free to Good Home-
Purebred Labs-
1 white, 1 chocolate,
both female. Very
well mannered, house-
trained. Good w/kids &
other animals. 372-9465
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H Free to Good
Home-Cocker
Spaniel, 7 yrs old,
female, spayed,
registered, has all shots.
(904)270-5126, Ext 3092


THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, I .1I .l .i, January 11, 2007


Yamaha
GWaverunner '00
Great shape, $2900.
Trailer incl.
H (904)277-8414
/W(912)882-2412
23' SEARAY 2000, 135hrs,
bimini top, runs exc.
$23,600. 904-686-5008
24' Regal Deck Boat
'97 Superb week-
ender, complete
enclosure, no dock-
ing fees!! Reduced to
$18,900 (904)-635-2975
42' Regal Commodore 360
'86, for full spec & pics
aussirich@aol.com $40K
4 9'4" Long 55" Beam
Hard Dinghy-
Polyehylane con-
struction, 2 Rod
holders, oars incl, spa-
cious, $400. 616-0581
WANTED!
Boats, Motors, & Trailers
Any Condition!
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MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 4623039
1-800-541-6439
Allegro Motor
l Home 98-21ft, GMC
V6, Motor APX, 35k
miles, Loaded,
$5000, (904)378-1780 for
appointment.
4 Fleetwood
Wilderness "05
25', Loaded, Like
new, 6' slideout, 18'
awning, Must Go, T.O.P.
Call Keith (912)-673-6303
& Jayco Quest
'00-25ft, 5th wheel,
microwave, sofa,
manual slide out,
AC, am/fm/CD, war-
ranty, $8500. Paul
278-8903/599-5743
Jayflight by Jayco
27' 2006- FW BH 1/2 ton
Call JOSH at 3896-758-8735
Keystone Springdale 26ft
Travel Trailer '04. Like
new cond., loaded &
ready to Go! Slide-out,
awning, CH&A, frig,
stove, micro, full bath,
outside shower. $16,500
OBRO. 904-540-7491.
4 Onan Gen. 4000 kw
micro lite RV-Less
than 100 hrs, $750
OBO. Call Bill
(904)315-5765
PROWLER 24' 1988
Great cond., Daytona
500/Hunter's Special!
$4000. 407-745-4753

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Low Overhead, Low Prices
RV Sales Service Parts
Check These Prices Out!
'07 Slide In Campers Start-
ing @ $7,999
* '99 33' Class A MH, Loaded.
$18,000
S'95 35' Class A., $13,500
* '88 35' 5th Wheel XX CLean
$7500
Consignments Welcome
(904) 714-9939
6141 Pecan Park Rd
Exit 366 Off I 95 Next to
Pecan park Flea Market


HD883 XLC '01-
13,320 miles, VGC,
many extras, fwd
controls, wind-
shield, backrest, lug-
gage rack, hwy bars,
saddlebags, $5,900 OBO.
(904)548-1161
, HD XL1200C Sports-
ter '01 Drag Pipes,
Lowered front &
back, windshield,
sundowner seat, lots of
chrome, factory purple,
reduced to $6800.
(912)576-5540
Honda 750R Night-
hawk '98-$750 OBO.
Needs work, Call
Tyrol, (904)505-9230
. Honda CBR600F4i
'02-13k miles, black
& yellow w/match-
ing helmet & jacket
$3500 OBO. (912)222-2060
Honda CR125 '98
$1800. Like new,
Runs Great, Low
hrs, New Fenders,
sidecovers, handlebars,
grips, 608-0388
Honda Shadow Spirt Parts:
custom paint on tank,
fenders, custom seat, long
fringe streamers. Paid
$3500 sell for $1600. (w/
your tank) 904-294-1121
4 Honda Valkyrie '99
1500cc, 6.5kmi,
stored for overseas
tour. New tires,
runs great, $10,000 OBO.
904-225-0509/301 -379-8203
Honda XR100R Dirt
Bike-Exc cond,
well-maintained, a
joy to ride. For all
pics available,
(912)729-7244 $800.
Kawasaki Vulcan
900 '06-Classic, 950
mi, Ocean metallic
blue, 2 helmets, 1
riding jacket & 1 pair of
gloves. All for $7200.Call
Jon at: (904)710-6814
Kawasaki Vulcan
900 '06-950 mi,
Ocean Metallic
Blue, 2 helmets, 1
riding jacket, pair of
gloves, all for $7,000.
Call John (904)710-6184
Kawasaki XX-85 '02
Low hrs, exc cond,
Many Extras, $1400
OBO. (904)282-8063
4 RC-51 '01
Mint cond, Garage
tt/ kept. 5200mi,
extras. $7000firm.
Call Jamie 864-6699
Suzuki DR650SE
Dual Sport, '06-
1800mi, Paid $5900,
sell $5400, Great
Trail/1-95 bike, Fast.
912-322-1953
L Yamaha R6 '03 Exc
condition, $1000 in
Extras: Scotts
damper, frame
sliders, flush signals.
$6500 OBO.
904-379-3345/720-840-1312
4 Yamaha V-Star
Silverado 1100 '05
Low mileage, exc.
cond., saddlebags,
windscreen, $8,000. Ask
for Ed: (904)786-6843


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ACURA A4 CONV.
'04. Only 26,000
miles, like new.
$30,900
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SACURA RL '01
Extra low miles.
Beautiful. $12,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
ACURA RL '02
Fully equipped,
only 50,000 miles.
$19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
ACURA RSX '06
Leather, sunroof,
CD, beautiful.
$21,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SAC URA TSX '04
White/tan leather,
fully equip, only
3,000 miles. $21,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 3251 '03- 4Door
Automatic.$22,000 OBO
Exc. Cond. 305-781-9696
SBMW 3251 Coupe
S'05. Showroom
cond. $27,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
y BMW 3301C '04
Only 23,000 miles,
like new. $30,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 645CI Coupe
'04. White, Only
X18,000 miles $54,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW Z3 '00
Loaded, low miles.
$11,850. Call 899-5853
BUICK PARK AVE
'02. Only 34,000
miles, leather, CD,
beautiful. $9990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


y BUICK PARK
AVE. '02. Only
32,000 miles. $9990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

CADILLAC DHS
{ DEVILLE '02
V Fully equip. $13,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Classifieds work! 359-4321

CADILLAC DEV-
ILLE '04. Fully
equipped. $16,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Sell it quick! Call 359-4321








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Military and First
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Welcome!

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891-8672
387-4041
210-3004


CHEVY AVEO '04
LS. Only 23k miles,
fully eqpt. $10,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Chevy Camaro '01-
SS, cony, red/blk,
20" chrome, DVD,
sound system, chip
k&n Charger, 6spd, 34k
miles, $25,000. 908-3950


y CHEVY COR-
VETTE '05. BIk/
-blk, Nay, 2nd glass
top, like new. $40,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

& Chevy Corvette '85
Targa Top, Runs
great, asking $7500
OBO. Call 866-7431.
Must Sell


SChevy Malibu 98
Auto, 4 cyl, 2.4L,
4dr, New tires &
battery, runs great,
$3400 OBO. (904)708-5530.
(904)278-5224


y CHRYSLER PT
CRUISER '05.
Leather, CD, White/
tan leather. $19,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Chrysler Sebring
Convertible '97-47k
miles, super clean,
612-9998


CHRYSLER
MAGNUM '05
Leather, CD,sunrf,
fully equip. $23,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
/ CHRYSLER 300 '05
Fully equipped
$15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
( CHRYSLER SRT8
MAGNUM '06
Black/ black,
Navigation, sunroof, CD,
custom wheels $34,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Chrysler PT
Cruiser '04-Maroon,
4cyl, 5spd, 23k
miles, $12,000. Call
Erin 908-3450


7 DODGE
CHARGER'06
Daytona Edition,
Navigation, CD, sunroof.
5000 miles. $29,420
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
DODGE HEMI
S CHARGER '06
-Fully equip. $22,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
L Dodge Shadow '94
AT, AC, $750 OBO.
945-7218, after 4 pm.
SFord Mustang GT
'00-5spd, 97k mi,
Good cond, new
heater core, $8500
OBO. (912)322-7801


A Ford Mustang '02
SV6, pony pkg, Red,
$7,999. Great Condi-
tion, One owner.
Call 912-576-2756/573-4009
FORD MUSTANG
GT '05. Only 2650
S miles, speed, like
new. $22,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD MUSTANG
CONV '03. Fully
Z equipped, only
38,000 miles. $16,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SFord Taurus '99
Clean, New Trans.,
96k, Great Car,
$3500 OBO. Call
after 6 pm: 904-779-0048

F FORD I
WINDSTAR 2000
SEL EXT Sport
Van loaded,
including power
slide doors.
Excellent
Condition
One owner
REDUCED!!
$8000
Motivated Seller
Call for details
318-5478

HONDA ACCORD SE '97,
136kmi, loaded, AC,
NEW tires, $3600. 294-7729
Honda Accord
'03-EX, V6, Loaded,
DVD, 6CD player,
sunroof, new tires,
44k miles, exc cond,
$16,195 Call (904)874-5542


y HONDA CIVIC '06.
3K miles, 4dr, like
new. $17,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SHONDA CIVIC '06
Only 3000 miles
(Z l$18,900
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
y 1 INFINITI G35
COUPE '04
White/tan, Beau-
tiful. $26,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


y INFINITI G35
COUPE '03 Extra
low miles. $22,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
JAGUAR S TYPE
4.0 '02. Only 40Kmi
Beautiful. $17,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
S Jaguar XJ6
'94-155k, loaded,
runs, exc cond, New
Tires, $4500. Call
294-8186


LEXUS SC 430 '02, 46Kmi
black exterior
Asking $36,500. 268-5268
LINCOLN LS '03
Leather, sunroof,
CD, fully eq $15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
LINCOLN LS '02
Leather, CD, fully
equipped. $13,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
a Mazda Miata MX-5
'01-Exc condition,
green w/black int,
$8700. Call Mike:
(912)882-2412 or 277-8414


MAZDA MIATA'00
Prvt owner, 5 spd con-
vertible, low miles,
mint. Garage kept.
$10,600 Ph. 904-629-6237
SMercedes Benz C240
'03 Silver Beauty,
Sunroof, disc
changer, deluxe
package. Great Ride.
$19,500 OBO. 505-4780


MERCURY GR
MARQUIS '03 Xtra
Ilow miles $13,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NN MERCURY GR
MARQUIS '03 Only
27,000 mi. $14,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE
'02. Loaded, low miles.
$10.995. Call 899-5853
y NISSAN ALTIMA
2.5S '06
$17,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
S NISSAN MAXIMA
'04 3.5 SL
$20,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Nissan Sentra '90
39k on completely
rebuilt car, new
paint, tires &
brakes, $2400 268-7262


4 Nissan Sentra '89
New front end,
struts & tires, 60k
on new engine.
$1850 268-7262


y SATURN L300 '03
Gas Saver! Fully
equipped. $10,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SATURN SE 11- '99 fully
loaded, at, 126K mi
$3,000 obo 764-7052
y SUBARU FOR-
RESTER S '02
Fully equip. $13,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
y TOYOTA AVALON
XLS '04 Extra low
miles, leather, Cd,
sunroof. $21,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA AVALON 2002
XLS 100K MILES $10K
JIM 904-307-2688
4 Toyota Corolla '00
70k mi, new tires,
CD, $6500 OBO.
Beige/tan, exc.
Condition, (941)993-2123
Toyota Camry -01 Gal-
lery Ed. snrf, well main-
tained $9900. 904-396-3514


TOYOTA CELICA GT '01
Loaded, low miles.
$19,500. Call 899-5853
4 ,Toyota Camry LE
'05-White/gray inte-
rior, tinted win-
dows, CD, Am/FM,
Loaded, private owner, 4
cyl, 14k miles, Call
491-7996


y TOYOTA
COROLLA S '04
4dr, auto, gas
saver. $9880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA CAMRY
LE '05. Leather,
sunroof, CD $17,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Toyota Camry '99-
AT, alarm, 96k, exc
cond, great car,
$5600, 273-6278


TOYOTA SOLARA '00
Leather, orig owner, low
mi. $7800. (904)637-9058
y TOYOTA SOLAR
CONV. SLE V6 '04
White/tan, BBS
wheels. $24,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
P VOLKSWAGEN
PASSAT GLX '03
V6. $15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
< VW BEETLE '05
Conv. Leahter,
S CD, auto. $23,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
VW BEETLE '03 Conv
Loaded, low miles. $369
per mo. WAC 899-5853

Trucks,Vans, SUVs '00-05
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,. Chevy Silverado '06
Crewcab, 4x4, 16k
miles, 9 in lifts,
fully loaded, $27,999
Call Adam, 568-8090

, Chevy Silverado '94
Ext cab, 221k mi,
PW, PDL, cruise,
cold AC, New fuel
pump, front suspension
components. $3200 OBO.
729-4625, leave msg.
SChevy Tahoe '02
Low miles, Pewter
rower, Ithr, TVs,
Spkrs, lifted, New
BFGMUD plus MDRE
$23,500. OBO 272-3482
DODGE RAM QUAD
CAB '01. V8, low miles.
$9,900. Call 899-5853
4 Dodge Ram '05
1500, Off Road pkg,
Loaded, Like New,
Many Extras, 20k
miles, T.O.P. Call Keith
(912)673-6303.
F Ford Explorer
Sport '02-XLT, exc.
cond, new tires, 60k
mi. $8995 OBO.
(904)718-4335.
A Ford F-150 '95
Eddie Beauer, 4x4,
cam manifold chip
heads. Hard top on
bed, $6500 OBO. Call Bill
315-5765

(y FORD F250
SUPER DUTY '03
Turbo Diesel, only
36k mi., $24,880 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 Ford F350
'06-Crewcab, DRW,
4x4, fx4, V10, AT,
14k miles, tow pkg,
$30,000. Beautiful truck,
(904)270-5126, Ext. 3092


FORD SPORT
TRAC '05. Only
20,000 miles, fully
equipped. $17,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Honda CR-V '06
Nearly brand new
condition, only 8500
miles, $21,000. Cell:
881-2886. Home:215-9037

HONDA PILOT EX
'05. Fully equipped
$20,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 Jeep Cherokee
Laredo '91-White,
145k miles, all pwr,
runs great, 6cyl,
automatic, alloy wheels,
towing, $2400. 742-3525,
744-1794.

JEEP GRAND CHERO-
KEE '06. Low miles,
loaded. $389 per mo
WAC. Call 899-5853
NISSAN MURANO '03
Loaded, low miles.
$18,995. Call 899-5853
4 Nissan Titan '04
Crewcab, Loaded,
Leather, heated
seats, DVD, GPS,
rear sonar, Beautiful
truck. 20" wheels.
$23,900. (505)228-7749

STOYOTA FJ
CRUISER '07
4x4. Skid plates,
custom wheels, like new
$29,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE




A CHRYSLER
PACIFICA'06
2 to choose from.
Fully equipped. $17,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
6 Dodge Ram Van '99
1500, Clean, 5.9L,
81k mi, quad seats,
custom fold-down
bed, runs great, 372-0543.
$6500 OBO.

1 Ford Windstar '98
109k mi, runs great.
$2700 (904)268-1988

Mercury Villager
99 (Estate), mini
van, V6, auto, seats
7; Ithr, 6 CD
changer, rear AC +
audio controls, new
tires. $4500. 783-6235

Nissan Sentra '05 4
cyl, Sedan, 4dr,
1.8s, tinted win
dows, CD, theft
recovery, moving must
sell call 491-7996. $12,500
TOYOTA SIENNA LE '00
Loaded, low miles. $8995
Call 899-5853



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donated 505,907
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orida and Southeast
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