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New Hours At

PSD Mayport
Effective March 5, PSD
Mayport will have new reg-
ular operating and ID card
hours.
The new ID card hours
are 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-
Friday and 7-11:30 a.m.,
Saturday. New operating
hours are 9 a.m.-9 p.m.,
Monday-Friday and 7 a.m.-
noon, Saturday. For more
information, call 270-7614
ext. 107.


Base Patrol Road To
Close For Upgrades
Patrol Road to the south
of Gate 5 will close March
12-21 during gate upgrades
There will also be partial
closures of Patrol Road to
the north of Gate 5. During
this time, flagmen will con-
trol traffic around the con-
struction area during the
day.


NOSA Holds Annual
'Time & Talent' Show
Naval Officers' Spouses
Association (NOSA) is hold-
ing its 17th annual "Time and
Talent" charity auction at 6
p.m. on March 16 at Ocean
Breeze Conference Center.
See your command NOSA
representative for reserva-
tions or contact Michelle
Mancuso at 372-9827,
mmancuso24@aol.com, or
Deanna Garrity at 302-5044,
deannagarrity@yahoo.com.


Health Clinic, NOSA
Team Up For Literacy
The Naval Officers'
Spouses' Association
of Mayport and the NS
Mayport Naval Branch
Health Clinic will launch its
pediatric literacy program,
BOOKS4KIDS on March 2
9:30 a.m. at the NS Mayport
Branch Health Clinic,
National Read Across
America Day sponsored
by the National Education
Association. This ribbon-
cutting event will kick off
an ongoing literacy program
that will provide free books
to any child who reports for
a well care appointment at
the clinic. The goal of the
program is to collect 5,300
books each year.


St. Johns River Cleanup
Sites At NS Mayport
Naval Station Mayport
and Environmental are sup-
porting the 17th annual St.
Johns River Celebration
clean up on March 17.
Volunteers are needed to
collect litter and debris from
selected sites on or near the
base. Volunteers will meet
at the pavilions across from
Pelican Cove RV Park at
8:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Gloves and garbage bags
will be provided.
Following the clean up,
volunteers are invited
to gather at noon at the
Metropolitan Park in down-
town Jacksonville for a cel-
ebration.
To learn more about this
effort, call Laura LaBella at
270-6730 ext. 214 by March
9. Preregistration is not
required by suggested.


Navy Moves Forward On PPV


From CNRSE
The Department of the Navy
has selected GMH Communities
Trust Monday to enter into
exclusive negotiations for the
design, construction, manage-
ment and maintenance of the
affordable, quality military fam-
ily housing at 11 Navy bases in
five Southeast states, including
Naval Station Mayport.
This initiative is one of the
largest public-private venture
(PPV) housing initiatives to


date.
The specific Navy Southeast
Project family housing loca-
tions include: Naval Weapons
Station, Charleston, S.C.;
Naval Submarine Base, Kings
Bay, Ga.; Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Naval
Station Mayport, Fla.; Naval
Air Station, Key West, Fla.;
Naval Support Activity Panama
City, Fla.; Naval Air Station
Pensacola, Fla.; Naval Air
Station Whiting Field, Fla.;


Naval Construction Battalion
Center, Gulfport, Miss.; Naval
Air Station, Meridian, Miss.;
and Naval Air Station, Joint
Reserve Base Fort Worth,
Texas.
The 50-year term of the proj-
ect will begin with a six-year
Initial Development Period
(IDP) valued at approximately
$772 million.
The National Defense
Authorization Act for Fiscal
Year 1996, Section 2801, pro-


vides a series of powerful
authorities that allows military
services to enter into long-term
agreements with private indus-
try to design, finance, construct,
own, operate, maintain and pro-
fessionally manage public/pri-
vate housing ventures.
Congressionally autho-
rized since 1996, the Military
Housing Privatization Initiative
allows the Department of
Defense, and the Department of
the Navy, to work with the pri-


vate sector to upgrade the qual-
ity of family housing and oper-
ate and maintain that housing.
The family housing assets are
leveraged with private invest-
ment to accomplish housing
construction goals faster and at
a lower cost than military con-
struction.
For more information on the
Navy's Public/Private Venture
program, visit Ihp " lious-
ing.navy.mil/.


Setting Sail One Last Time


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Spectators watch USS John F Kennedy (CV 67) as it departs Naval Station Mayport for the last underway period on Feb. 20 to Boston. The ship has
been scheduled for decommission on March 23. An "Alumni Day" is planned for JFK plankowners and former crewmembers on March 22, the day
before the ship's decommissioning ceremony. RSVP is required by e-mail at pao@kennedy.navy.mil or call 904-270-5825. It is recommended that
prospective attendees RSVP by e-mail first since the ship phone system will not be in service while it is underway.



NMCRS Mayport Kicks Off '07 Fund Drive

By JOSN Bonnie Williams I NMCRS has helped more time and talents to the society.
Staff M i than 1,200 families in Mayport "Volunteers play a big role
Today you may be fine. for the past year. That's more in NMCRS. Without them,
Tomorrow crisis strikes and than $867,292 in loans and we wouldn't be able to help
you're left without a penny to grants, not to mention the ben- as much as we do," said Chief
your name. What do you do efits families receive from Brown.


when there's no way out?
The Navy-Marine Corps
Relief Society offers hope, a
chance for a rebound, a solution
to a dire situation without reper-
cussions.
NMCRS is a non-profit chari-
table organization that provides
financial assistance to members
of the Naval Services and eli-
gible family members and sur-
vivors.
Sailors, Marines and others
have donated funds to NMCRS
for the single purpose of help-
ing shipmates, fellow Marines
and their families in a time of
genuine need.
The policies of NMCRS
ensure Sailors and Marines
receive help for financial dif-
ficulties such as vehicle repairs,
medical payments, funerals and
emergency travel.
"We're here as a first resort
to financial emergencies so ser-
vicemembers stay away from
predatory lenders, like payday
lenders. which take families


-Photo by MC2 Holly Boynton
Rear. Adm. James W. Stevenson Jr., Commander, U.S.
Naval Forces Soutlhern Command, speaks at the annual
Navy-Marine Corsp Relief Society fund drive kickoff last
week.


down the road to serious finan-
cial hardship," said William
"Bill" H. Kennedy, Director of
NMCRS, Mayport.
Each case is considered after
verification of essential aspects
to the case, and a decision on
the amount of a loan or grant is
based on the situation. NMCRS
requires verification of need
to ensure that donations from
Sailors and Marines are used
wisely. Unlike some organiza-
tions. NMCRS uses 100 percent


of incoming donations for the
benefit of its clients.
What's unique about NMCRS
in comparison to other available
lenders is that loans acquired
may be paid back interest-free.
Payments are based off the bor-
rower's basic income; so an E-7
would have a higher monthly
repayment than an E-1.
Depending on the member's
ability to repay, financial assis-
tance can also be provided as a
grant.


NMCRS programs.
NMCRS offers "Junior
Seabags", a gift of infant cloth-
ing and other basic items, to
families who attend the "Budget
for Baby" class.
The Visiting Nurse Program
provides a nurse to visit new
mothers and babies, geriatric
patients, patients on convales-
cent leave or recovering from
surgery, or patients with chronic
medical conditions.
In addition to budget coun-
seling and society information-
al brochures, scholarships are
available for children of active-
duty service members. If funds
are available, the program also
provides need-based educa-
tional scholarships and loans for
spouses of active duty personnel
and children of retired service
members.
Volunteers make up the foun-
dation of NMCRS, providing
90 percent of the Society's
workforce. Currently more than
3.000 individuals donate their


Volunteering and donations
help the Society to achieve its
goal of assisting Sailors and
Marines.
The Active Duty Fund Drive
for NMCRS kicked off on Feb.
20. Individual commands run
their own fund drives, and the
contributions help NMCRS con-
tinue to help servicemembers.
"Our goal is to make sure
every Sailor knows that this is
their organization. The money
you donate you're donating to
yourself. Last year one ship on
NS Mayport had a very success-
ful drive. The next day a Sailor
from that ship had a serious
emergency, and we were able
to take care of it immediately,"
said Kennedy.
The fund drive lasts through
the end of April. All funds
donated to NMCRS help the
servicemember. "It could be
your buddy sleeping in the rack
next to you, or it could be you,"
See NMCRS, Page 9


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2 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, March 1, 2007


Street Talk




What facilities on base do you utilize the most?


SR Whitney Love-Jones
Base Services
I use the gym, computer
room and the NEX.


SR Quintayla Drummond
Base Services
The galley is great and the
gym. The beach is also beau-
tiful.


BM2 Michael Bruener
USS Stephen W. Groves
Mostly the gym. The base
has a great quality of life.


ABH1 Thomas Laferriere
AIMD Mayport
I use the fitness center,
bowling alley, the barber
shop, pretty much everything.


GMI(SW) Rodney Creer
Navy Ammunition
Command
Gym, Beachside computer
room and MWR.


SR Sean McKenna
USS Underwood
Gym, golf and the NEX. I
just got here last week, but I
love it so far.


By Cmdr.
Jon C. Fredrickson
Spiritual Fitness Division Director
Once upon a time, when I
was counseling a young Sailor's
wife it became very apparent
to me that what needed to be
said the most to this dear person
was all that she really needed
to do in her present situation
was to grow up. It is certainly
never my goal when trying to
help someone to say or do any-
thing that might be construed as
insulting or uncaring, but some-
times telling someone the truth
is the most loving thing that we
can do for them. Her reaction
was swift and harsh, "I tried that


and I didn't like it. I don't want
to grow up!" Well, at least she
was honest.
Thinking of that conversation
as I have several times though
the years, it has dawned on me
that for this person and many
others I have encountered, the
problem isn't that they don't
want to grow up, the problem is
that many people have no clue
what that really means.
What does it mean to grow?
Are we like plants that simply
get "bigger" if we have enough
fresh air, sunshine and mois-
ture? And why do we need
to grow? Who says we can't
just stay the way we are, espe-


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cially if we are comfortable? the reality that problem
Besides, why would we need is, in and by itself, di
to be involved in the process? well.
Doesn't growth just happen by The Bible, in 1 Cc
itself? 13:11 says, "When
M. Scott Peck, in his book, child, I spoke as a child
"The Road Less Traveled, like a child, acted lik
makes note of the fact that but now that I am gr
"life is hard, and that comes have given up childish
as a shocking surprise to most Why? Why give up
people." Life is difficult, and ways? Have you eve
many make the mistake of get into a locked ro
believing that it SHOULD be a wrong key? We
easy, voicing their discontent because remaining a c
with their struggle. Life is a ply does not work in
series of problems that we can up world. It is the w
either solve and get on with liv- for the room we want t
ing or continue in the pain of Problems may be
non-solution. Also, add to this mer in our lives, but


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difficult as

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I was a
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own up, I
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childish
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grow up
child sim-
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Yrong key
o enter.
a bum-
the prob-


lems we encounter and how
we handle them determine our
success and failure with all of
life. Handling problems calls
forth courage and wisdom. It
is though the pain of confront-
ing and solving our problems
that we learn and yes, grow.
Benjamin Franklin said, "The
things that hurt, instruct."
As crazy as it sounds, a
grown up person learns not to
dread but to actually welcome
problems and actually welcome
the pain of problems, because
they know it give them an
opportunity to grow. Beside,
the grown up person knows that
life is really the Fram Oil Filter


commercial: "Pay me now or
pay me later." Avoidance does
not make problems go away, it
just makes them hibernate and
like a bear coming out of its den
from a long winter, the prob-
lems come back hungrier and
more difficult to solve.
CREDO offers a Personal
Growth Retreat primarily to
help teach people how to face
their problems, turn those issues
into life lessons and to grow
into a stronger and more suc-
cessful individual. If this pro-
gram sounds like something that
you might be interested in, give
us a call and sign up. We can
be reached at 270-6958.


Spirit of Service Award



Packages Accepted


From Navy Office of Information
For the seventh consecutive year, the American
Legion will present the Spirit of Service award to
an enlisted member of the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard during a presenta-
tion in August. Packages for nominations are now
being accepted and must be completed by June
15.
Each service will select one winner based pri-
marily on the level of volunteerism the service
member performs off-duty in a local community.
The award will be presented by American Legion
National Commander Paul A. Morin during their
annual national convention in Reno, Nev., Aug.
24-30.
The president or secretary of defense routinely
attends the convention and often are on stage
when the award is presented.
Eligible Sailors must be E-5 or below, epito-
mize Navy core values and be nominated by both
the service member's commanding officer (CO)
and command master chief (CMC)/senior enlisted
advisor (SEA). Endorsements beyond the CO/
CMC/SEA are not desired.
As part of the nomination, commands must
indicate their willingness to allow the member
to attend the convention on orders should he or
she be chosen. Other information required in the
nomination includes contact information for both
the nominee and nominators, a description of


the volunteer service and a short biography with
picture.
The description of volunteer efforts should
include what organizations were supported and
what their goals are, quantified volunteer efforts
(hours, days, etc.), and achievement highlights.
Biographies should follow the Navy format but
specifically include volunteer efforts.
Nomination packages should be mailed to
Navy Office of Community Outreach, Attn: Spirit
of Service Award, 5722 Integrity Drive Building
456-3, Millington, Tenn., 38054-5045 and must
be received by June 15.
The Navy Office of Community Outreach
(NAVCO) will consolidate all nominations and
provide a synopsis to the master chief petty offi-
cer of the Navy, who will make the final selection
and notification. NAVCO will notify those not
selected by mail.
The American Legion, chartered by Congress
in 1919 as a patriotic, mutual-help, war-time
veterans organization, now numbers nearly 3 mil-
lion members at 15,000 American Legion posts
worldwide. They spearhead a broad spectrum of
programs and projects with the aim of bettering
the lives of service members, veterans and their
families.
For further information, please contact Lt.
Cmdr. John Bernard at john.g.bernard2@navy.
mil.


By Laura LaBella
NSMayport Natural
Resources Manager
If a kitten is not exposed
to human handling within the
first 6 to 8 weeks of life, they
become feral and can no longer
be domesticated. A combination
of free roaming pets and those
abandoned when the owners are
transferred have led to a popu-
lation of about 300 plus feral
cats on Naval Station Mayport.
It is known that free roaming
cats pose potential public health
threats, as well as jeopardize
threatened and endangered
wildlife species.
While many people feel obli-
gated to feed feral cats, please
be assured that this is not nec-
essary. Feral cats still have all
of their hunting instincts. They
can, and do, take care of them-
selves. Feeding them only
enables them to produce more
litters, with more kittens each
litter. Once this cycle starts, it's
hard to stop. Feeding feral cats
does not stop them from kill-
ing wildlife. Just try pulling a
string near a cat that has just
eaten, they will still attack. It's
all instinct.
Mayport is home to many
threatened and endangered spe-
cies such as the Least Tern,
Painted Bunting, Piping Plover,


and many sea turtle hatchlings.
These species are vulnerable to
predation by feral cats, which
poses a significant problem to
both the wildlife and our reg-
ulatory compliance. We are
required, by law, to do every-
thing possible to protect these
species, and this includes feral
cat control.
In 2002, the Chief of Naval
Operations issued guidelines for
reducing the stray and feral dog
and cat populations on Navy
property. It dictates that:
*All Pets must be registered
and micro-chipped with the sup-
porting veterinary office.
*Pets should not be allowed
to roam freely.
*All pets should be spayed or
neutered unless the installation
commander allows an excep-
tion.
*Abandonment of animals is
prohibited.
*The feeding of feral animals
is expressly forbidden.
Anyone caught in violation of
this policy can face disciplinary
actions. Unfortunately, since the
incidences of feeding feral cats
have increased, enforcement of
this policy will be renewed in
the coming months. We appre-
ciate your cooperation in pro-
tecting Naval Station Mayport's


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Natural Resources.
If you have any questions,
please contact LaBella at 270-
6730 ext. 214.


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.


Speaker Inspires Sailors































-Photo by MCSN Bonnie Williams
Personnel at Naval Station Mayport were entertained and inspired by the speaking of
Dr. Samuel Betances, a world-renowned diversity trainer and consultant, on Feb. 13.
Betances has worked in all 50 states and many countries inspiring willing learners to
aim high, reject rejection and embrace themselves and each other as powerful team
members working toward a more prosperous future. He challenges negative mindsets
with his problem solving methods and extensive grasp of diversity issues. His eloquence
and teaching skill impact listeners and deliver his powerful message: "It matters less
where we are from; what matters is where we are going. Accept our diversity. Embrace
it. Make it work for you. Harness the rainbow." Betances success at bringing cultures
together has earned him many awards. He is more than a lecturer. He is a man that
strives to help others learn the importance of pulling cultures together as a way of
bringing America back to the top in education, business, and society in general. His
mission is "to make America stronger, healthier and freer than when we found her."


SNS MAYPORTFLORIDA


Naval Station Mayport
C apt. C harles King ............................................................................................ C om m ending O officer
C m dr. Jo hn Lo b b ...................................................................................................... Executive O officer
CM DCM Deborah Davidson..........................................................................Com m and M aster Chief
Naval Station Mayport Editorial Staff
B ill A u stin .......................................................................................................... P u b lic A ffa irs O office r
M C 1 Sonja Cham bers ............................................................................ Deputy Public Affairs O officer
M CSN Bonnie W illiam s ...................................................................... Assistant Public Affairs O officer
Pa ig e G n a n n .......................................................................................... ... .... ............................. E d ito r
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Critter Corner


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Mayport Cats: Friend or Feral?






THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, March 1, 2007 3

C alendar


On Base
Saturday, March 3
The USS The Sullivans fam-
ily readiness group will hold
their "Halfway Celebration
Dinner." The event will be held
at Max's International Cuisine
at 1312 Beach Blvd. from 6:30-
10:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 per
person. Raffle tickets will be
sold for $1 at the dinner for
prizes such as spa gift certifi-
cates, zoo memberships, and
gym memberships. Tickets will
be available until Feb 24. RSVP
today with your sponsor's name
and rank to get a surprise from
your sponsor. To reserve your
spot if you have any other
questions, comments or con-
cerns please feel free to email
sullivans68fsg@taol.com. You
may also call 904-465-1438 or
visit online at http://sullivansd-
dg68fsg.tripod.com.
The USS Taylor family readi-
ness group will get together for
an afternoon of food, fun and
Bunco from 4-8 p.m. RSVP to
ffg50omb @ggmail.com if you
plan to attend. Please bring
$5 for food contribution.
Babysitting will be provided at
for $10 per child, dinner includ-
ed. Space is limited. Please send
separate RSVP for childcare to
ffg50omb @gmail.com.
Sunday, March 4
USS Taylor family readiness
group will decorate homecom-
ing sign from 1-4 p.m. at Ed
Austin Park, off of Monument
Road. The park is gated and
there are picnic tables available.
All the supplies will be provid-
ed. Just bring your ideas.
Monday, March 5
The USS McInerney fam-
ily readiness group meeting will
be held at 6 p.m. at the USO
on Mayport Road. All family
members are welcome. We will
be having a potluck dinner so
bring your favorite dish. Free
childcare is provided.
Wednesday, March 7
The USS De Wert fami-
ly readiness group monthly
meeting will be at 7 p.m. at the
Mayport USO. Children are
welcome. Kerri Nichols from
Stampin' Up will show them
how to make your original
cards.


Thursday, March 8
The USS Carney family read-
iness group will meet at 6:45
p.m. at the USO on Mayport
Road. Childcare will be pro-
vided.
Wednesday, March 14
USS The Sullivans family
support group monthly meet-
ing will be held at the Mayport
USO at 6:30 p.m. Children are
welcome. We will be decorat-
ing handkerchiefs for the ship
on that day. So please bring a
plain white handkerchief with
you. Magnets will be on sale
for $5. Everyone in attendance
will receive one free First Kiss
ticket. If you bring a friend, you
will get two. So bring a friend
and increase your chances of
getting that first kiss! Contact
the FSG For more information
by email at Sullivans68fsg @t
aol.com. Or visit us online at
Http://sullivansddg68fsg.tripod.
com.
Friday, March 16
Naval Officers' Spouses
Association (NOSA) is hold-
ing its 17th annual "Time and
Talent" charity auction on at
Ocean Breeze Conference
Center. Doors will open at 6
p.m. The theme of this year's
event is "A Pot of Gold" and
will include a buffet and silent
and live auction. Cost is $10
per person in advance or $15
per person at the door. All char-
itable proceeds will be divided
among local military charities.
See your command NOSA rep-
resentative for reservations or
contact Michelle Mancuso at
372-9827, mmancuso24@taol.
com, or Deanna Garrity at 302-
5044, deannagarrity@3yahoo.
com.

Out in Town
Saturday, March 3
It's easy to drive by the salt
marsh and be amazed at its
beauty, but what really goes on
out there? Discover the impor-
tance of Talbot Islands State
Parks' estuarine systems by join-
ing Park Ranger Brian Stinson
3rd at 1 p.m. at the water access
behind Fort George Island's
Ribault Club. You'll learn why
these areas are some of the most
productive ecosystems on Earth


and how plants and animals sur-
vive in this extremely dynamic
environment. The program is
free. Don't forget the bug spray
and water bottle. Chabad @0
the Beaches presents 2,362nd
Annual Purim Celebration cre-
ating Jewish excitement and fun
for the whole family. The entire
Jacksonville Beaches Jewish
community is invited regardless
of affiliation or background.
The event will be held starting
with a Handalla service at 7:15
p.m., followed by a Megilla
reading at 7:30 p.m. and tra-
ditional Purim food 8 p.m.
The event is will take place at
Chabad @0 the Beaches' Center
for Jewish Life, 521 A1A N, in
Ponte Vedra. The event is free.
Monday, March 5
Duval County Extension
Office, 1010 N. McDuff Ave. ,
will present a "Septic System
Workshop" at 6:30-8 p.m. about
Jacksonville's new septic tank
requirements and how to prop-
erly maintain them. The will be
a charge of $2 for light refresh-
ments and handouts. Please pre-
register by calling 387-8850.
Thursday, March 8
The USMMA Alumni
Association dinner meeting will
be held at 6:30 p.m. at Zodiac
Grill in downtown Jacksonville.
Saturday, March 10
Take Americas Boating
Course presented by the Coast
Guard Auxiliary. Maximize
your knowledge and your fam-
ily's safety. Cost is only $25,
including materials. Program
runs from 7:30 a.m.-5:00p.m.
at the Captains' Club, 13363
Beach Blvd. The program meets
Florida legal requirements for
boater education. Most insur-
ance offer discounts to program
graduates. Meet your fellow
boaters. Have more fun on the
water and have it safely. For
more information, call Mike
Christnacht at 502-9154.
Florida's natural environ-
ments accommodate a wide
assortment of plants and animals
and Fort George Island certainly
has its share to explore. Join
Park Ranger Ed Strickland at
the Ribault Club on historic
Fort George Island at 2 p.m.
as he leads a leisurely paced,
hour-long hike to discover the


island's natural communities.
There is no charge for the pro-
gram, but please bring a water
bottle and bug spray. After the
hike, step inside the Club and
tour the interpretive displays
that explain the extraordinary
history of the Fort George
Island.
Saturday, March 17
Fuzzy, furry, or full of feath-
ers, Florida's natural environ-
ments are home to an assort-
ment of wildlife. Join Park
Ranger Rick Ozmer at 1 p.m. to
learn about the many common,
threatened, and endangered
species that inhabit the natural
communities of the undevel-
oped barrier islands of north-
east Florida. This program will
take place at Pavilion 6 at Little
Talbot Island State Park. The
program is free, but non-camp-
ers will need to pay the park
entrance fee ($4 per vehicle) to
attend.
Sunday, March 18
Celebrate the beginning of
the Passover/Spring cleaning


season in an exciting way, with
the Beaches Jewish Women's
Circle on at 3 p.m. at Chabad
@0 the Beaches. This month
the Beaches Jewish Women's
Circle brings you "Organizing
101."Linda Turner of Neat
Expectations will give room by
room organizing tips. The pro-
gram will be held at Chabad @t
the Beaches 521 AlAN inPonte
Vedra. The cost for this pro-
gram will be $7. Please reserve
in advance as supplies are lim-
ited. For more about this or any
other Beaches Jewish Women's
Circle Event call Chabad @0
the Beaches @0 285 1588 or
email BeachesJewishWomen @t
chabadbeaches.com.
Saturday, March 24
An interpretive program that
explores the snakes that are
native to Florida and live at the
Talbot Islands State Parks will
be held. Join Park Ranger Brian
Smith at 1 p.m. and learn how
to identify the most common
snakes, their habitat, and their
lifecycles. Discover why these


critters are important to healthy
and balanced natural commu-
nities. This program will take
place at Pavilion 6 at Little
Talbot Island State Park. The
program is free, but non-camp-
ers will need to pay the park
entrance fee ($4.00 per vehicle)
to attend.
Sunday, March 25
Have you ever sat in a Salt
Marsh without getting wet?
Come experience the wet world
from a dry kayak! Join Park
Ranger Brian Smith at 1 p.m.
we explore the quiet waters
near the Talbot Islands by
kayak. Spring is a great time
to be on the water and to watch
nature. No kayak experience
necessary. Space is limited
- Call early! Weather permit-
ting. Reservations are required
and must be made through
Long Island Outfitters (Kayak
Amelia) by calling 251-0016.
There is a fee. All funds will
be donated to Friends of Talbot
Islands State Parks.


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By MC1 Eric Dehm
NRD Jacksonville Public Affairs

7 he Navy No. 88 car kicked
off the 2007 Busch Series
season Feb. 17 at the
Daytona International Speedway
finishing 36th in the Orbitz 300.
If you watched the race on TV,
you may have noticed that mixed
among the Navy pit crew were
Sailors from the Jacksonville
area.
Sailors from Navy Recruiting
District (NRD) Jacksonville, as
well as local commands, were
selected as honorary pit crew mem-
bers for the race and were able to
see the preparation and strategy
that goes into a NASCAR event.
"I never knew how much went
into NASCAR racing," said
BM1(SW) Andrew Tinsley of the
USS John L. Hall (FFG-32) home-
ported at NS Mayport. "I always
though that they just drove
around and stopped to get gas,
but I can tell you, I became a fan
today. Seeing the race first hand
and being in the pits has really
been one of my career highlights."
Even before the race began,
the day was full of surprises for
the Sailors. Prior to the race,
American Idol contestant Kelly
Pickler sang the national anthem
and then decided to stop by to take
photos with the Sailors in the pits.
Earlier in the day the Navy VIP
Rear Adm. Stanley Bozin, direc-
tor, Office of Budget, was invited
to speak to the owner of the Navy
car, Dale Earnhardt Jr. This is
the second year the Navy car has
been owned by Earnhardt Jr.'s JR
Motorsports team. This season
Shane Huffman is driving the race
car.
"I'm looking forward to racing
for the Navy today and for this
season," said Huffman. "We've got
a great team, great cars and I feel
really good about our chances."
Huffman qualified in the 40th
position and was running as high
as 27th before running into the
aftermath of a multi-car crash.
The Navy car tried to navigate
the wreckage but another driver
ran into Huffman, forcing the car
into the garage for 30 laps and
out of contention.
Despite that bad luck the hon-
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(right) poses with Navy driver Shane
Huffman.
the way the car ran.
"That was too bad, man," said
AS2(AW) Hanif Bent of NRD
Jacksonville. "He was moving
up towards the front and to have
something like that happen and
it's not even your fault? That's
just too bad."
"I think we are going to do good
this year though," added Tinsley.
"I'm definitely going to keep an
eye on how Shane does."
Huffman followed up his 36th-
place showing at Daytona with a
21st-place finish at the California
Speedway Feb. 25. The next race
for the Navy car will be in Mexico
City, on Sunday. Busch Series
races will be broadcast on ESPN2
for the 2007 season.
While the race was the main
focus, it wasn't the only thing
going on for the Navy at Daytona.
The SEAL Accelerator Tour,
NRD's newest display, debuted
in the fan area outside the track.
The display, manned by NRD
Jacksonville recruiters, included
a 20-foot cargo net climb, pull-
up bars and a digital photo area
along with a walk through dis-
play that shows SEAL videos and
includes two life size mockups of
a SEAL and diver in full gear.
Huffman also stopped by for an
autograph session with his fans
and Sailors at the Navy display
on race day.
Between the recruiting displays
that will be shown at certain
tracks and the growing popular-
ity of the No. 88 car, 2007 looks
to be a banner year for the Navy
NASCAR team.


Before each race, the Navy car
undergoes a meticulous inspection
by NASCAR officials.


American Idol contestant
Kelly Pickler was on hand
at the event to sing
the national anthem,
and stopped by
the Navy pit
for photos.


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of Budget, and Capt. Tom Buterbaugh, director of marketing and advertising,


Stanley Bozin, director, Office
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6 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, March 1, 2007


M WR Happenings


2007 MWR Expo & Travel
Show
The 2007 MWR Expo and
Travel Show is 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
March 15 at Ocean Breeze.
Enjoy free food samples and
giveaways as you learn more
about MWR programs, regional
travel destinations and vari-
ous MWR Mayport partners.
For event info, call the Special
Event Hotline at 270-6015.

Mayport Go Round Spring
Carnival
Mayport Go Round is 10
a.m.-I p.m. March 31 on the
baseball field behind the gym.
The event kicks off promptly
at 10 a.m. with an Easter Egg
Hunt for children ages infant to
9 years old. Participants should
bring baskets or bags for col-
lecting eggs. Following the
egg hunt, there will be carnival
games, kids' inflatables, per-
formances by CDC and YAC
children, food for purchase and
much more.

Auto Skills Center
A Motorcycle Safety Course
is March 2-4. Cost is $165 per




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.
March 5, 12, 19 and 26:
Mafia Movies and Meatballs.
Don't Fogetaboutit tonight at
Planet Mayport. Catch a gang-
ster classic and enjoy free spa-
ghetti and meatballs. Event will
start at 6 p.m.
March 6: Tuesday Tune-
Up. Get the kinks out at Planet
Mayport as we offer free mas-
sages to all patrons who are
just too stressed. Event starts
promptly at 6 p.m.
March 7: Eight Ball
Tournament. This free, single
elimination tournament will
start at 6:15 p.m. sharp at Planet
Mayport. Prizes will be awarded
to first and second places.
March 8: Larry the Cable
Guy, Live! GIT-R-DONE! See
one of the kings of blue col-


person and includes use of
motorcycle, helmet and gloves.
Pre-registration is required.
March special: Pay for the
balancing of three tires and get
the fourth tire balanced for free.
For Auto Skills Center informa-
tion 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
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
on March 17 with Hipp Street
playing Irish music from 6-8
p.m. Enjoy drink specials, green
beer and as always, there is no
cover charge.
Every Tuesday night is
karaoke at Castaway's and on
Wednesday nights, Castaway's


Liberty Call


lar comedy, live at the Veterans
Memorial Arena. Cost of this
trip is $35 and includes trans-
portation and admission. Sign
up at Planet Mayport.
March 9: Birthday Bash.
Happy Birthday to all the
March Birthdays. Stop by
Planet Mayport for your birth-
day bonus.
March 11: NCAA Pick Your
Brackets. Pick who you think is
going to make it all the way to
win the NCAA Championship.
March 13: Tropical Freeze.
It's never too cold for a barbe-
cue. Join us for free burgers,
dogs and much more at Planet
Mayport. Event starts promptly
at 5 p.m.
March 16: Celebrate the
luck of the Irish on a trip to
Savannah, Ga. We leave Friday
and come back Sunday. Cost
of this trip is $85 and includes
transportation and lodging for
the entire weekend. Sign up at
Planet Mayport.
March 20: Dinner and a


shows a movie or two. For
Castaway's Lounge information
call 270-7198.

Foc'sle CPO Club
Family Steak Night is 5-8
p.m. March 8. Cost is $9 per
person and children's specials
are available. (All hands wel-
come)
CPO Social Hour is held on
Thursday from 3-6 p.m. with
free hors d'oeuvres. (CPO activ-
ity)
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. (All hands wel-
come)
The CPO Club is open to all
hands for lunch Monday-Friday
from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Catering services are also avail-
able. For CPO Club information
call 270-5431/5432.

ITT
ITT is open from 9 a.m.-5
p.m., Monday-Friday or look
for the RTV (Recreation Ticket


Movie Trip. Join the Liberty
Program for some of the newest
box office hits at Regal Cinema.
Pizza served at Planet Mayport
prior to departing to the theater.
Cost of this trip is only $2 and
includes food, admission and
transportation.
March 21: Nine Ball
Tournament. This free, single
elimination tournament will
start at 6:15 p.m. sharp at Planet
Mayport.
March 27: Bowling Tourney.
Free bowling tournament at Fast
Lanes Bowling Center. Event
starts promptly at 6 p.m. Sign
up at Planet Mayport.
March 29: Comedy Zone
Trip. Join the Liberty Program
for a night of comedy and fun at
the Comedy Zone in Mandarin.
This trip is free and includes
admission, transportation and
appetizers. There is a one drink
minimum purchase. This trip is
open to those 18 years old and
older.


Vehicle) at various locations on
and off base. For ticket and trip
information call 270-5145.

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 4-6 p.m. and Fast
Lanes Grille on Mondays from
6:30-10 p.m. Happy Hour at the
CPO Club is from 3-6 p.m. on
Thursday and is reserved for
Chief Petty Officers and their
guests.

School-Age Youth Programs
Freedom Fridays are 7-11
p.m. March 2, 16 and 23. Cost
is $7 in advance or $9 at the
door. Space is limited so early


sign-up is strongly encouraged.
Club Teen is 8-11 p.m. March
10. Cost is $2. Event is open to
teens age 13-17 and age 18 if in
high school.
A Teen Lock-In is March
24-25. Cost is $12 in advance
or $15 at the door. A current,
updated registration packet must
be on file. Space is limited so
early sign-up is strongly recom-
mended. Event is open to teens
age 13-17 and age 18 if in high
school.
Registration for Spring Break
Day Camp starts March 1 at the
Youth Activities Center. Spring
Break Camp is March 19-23.
Registration will also be taken
at the same time for Friday,
March 16, a non-school day
prior to spring break. Cost is
based on total family income
and a fee scale.
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. Feb. 28. The
Boys and Girls Club of America
clubs promote community ser-
vice and leadership in teens and
pre-teens.
The Fall Before and After
School program recently
received full accreditation
from the National AfterSchool
Association (NAA). Cost for
school age care is based on total
family income and a fee scale.
Additional youth programs
offered include daily open rec-
reation hours and activities
(alternating between YAC and
RBCC) and instructional classes
in martial arts, dance and cheer-
leading. The Youth Activities
Center (YAC) and Ribault Bay
Community Center (RBCC) are
closed Sundays and holidays.
For information on school-
age youth programs call YAC
at 270-5680/5421 or RBCC at
270-7276/7277.


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M WR Sports


Sports
Men's spring softball starts
March 5. Season ends May 17.
A 5K Fun Run is March 13 at
8 a.m. The start line is in front
of the gym. No pre-registration
required and participation is
free.
An organizational meeting for
Intramural Soccer is at 11 a.m.
March 13 at the gym. Soccer
season begins March 26.
March Madness Basketball
Tournament is March 16-18 at
the base gym. Deadline to sign
up is March 9.
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
There are new Surfside and
Gym fitness schedules. The new
schedule is as follows:
Surfside Fitness
Monday
7 a.m.: Yoga
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., Heart Core Sculpt
(Family Friendly)
Tuesday




USO is offering free tickets
to the Jacksonville Home and
Patio Show on March 1-4. Limit
two tickets per active duty ID
card holder, while supplies last.
Additional discounted tickets
at 50 percent off are available
by visiting https://www.eticket-
menow.com/jacksonville2007
Enter the promotion code:
2FOR1.
Free seminars at the USO.
The Mayport USO, in conjunc-
tion with the United Way and
Born Learning Seminars, will
offer free "Born Learning" sem-
inars. The 45-minute interac-
tive seminars are offered free
of charge. There will be three
different seminars offered;
"Learning on the Go," "Playing
the Games," and Everyday
Activities for Dads."
These are simple, fun, doable
early literacy activities. Each
participant will receive a free
"Born Learning Kid" basics
tool kit. You can go to the USO
website for an overview of each
workshop/seminar. Please call
246-3481 to register.
You only have to attend the


9:30 a.m., Resistance
11:15 a.m., 3B Bum, BOSU/
Balls/Bar
11:30 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
2 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
3 p.m., FEP Training
4 p.m. FEP Training
5 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
6 p.m., Kid's Clinic
Wednesday
8:30 a.m., Fitness for Mature
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
4:15 p.m., BOSU
5:15 p.m., Cardio, Combat
and CORE
6:15 p.m., Mommy, Daddy &
Me (Family Friendly)
Thursday
8:30 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
9:30 a.m., Resistance
11:30 a.m., Sculpt, Step &
Stretch
4 p.m., Pump and Grind
4 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
5 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
Saturday
8 a.m., Yoga
9:30 a.m., Kid's Clinic
10:30 a.m., Extreme Circuit
Training for Kids


Gymnasium
Monday
5:30 a.m., Weight Training
for War Fighters
6:30 a.m., Victory PRT
7 a.m., Indoor Cycling
8:30 a.m., Strength Solutions
& Flexibility Fix-Ups for
Injuries
11:30 a.m., Indoor Cycling
Tuesday
7 a.m., Command Circuit
Sensations
11:15 a.m., Conditioning for
Running
3 p.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
4:30 p.m., Indoor Cycling
5:30 p.m., Stretching for
Sailors
Wednesday
7 a.m., Command Cardio
Pump
11:30 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
11:30 a.m., Indoor Cycling
2 p.m., Strength Solutions &
Flexibility Fix-Ups for Injuries
3 p.m., FEP Training
Thursday
5:15 a.m., Fitness Equipment
Training
7 a.m., Command Jump and
Jab
11:30 a.m., Weight Training
for War Fighters
4:30 p.m., Indoor Cycling
Friday
6:30 a.m., Indoor Cycling
7 a.m., Beach Bootcamp
9 a.m., Strength Training
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9:30 a.m., Strength Solutions
& Flexibility Fix-Ups for
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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.

Outdoor Adventures
A Rescue Dive and
Emergency First Responder
Course is March 16-18. Cost
is $339 and includes all class


ets 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 mem-
bers can also enjoy video games
or use the sports equipment.
There is a full kitchen, show-
ers, a quiet reading room and a
meeting room available at the
USO. The USO is available for
meetings, support groups, recep-
tions, parties and pre-deploy-
ment briefs. A TV, VCR and
overhead projector are available
for use.
For more information about
activities or meeting avail-
abilities, 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.


materials, professional instruc-
tion, certification, lodging,
transportation and the use of
any necessary scuba gear.
Get your PADI Open Water
Scuba Certification. Cost is
$290 or $320 for guests. Course
includes certification, dive
book, dive log book, dive tables,
professional instruction, admis-
sion to the springs, two nights
lodging, round-trip transporta-
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scuba equipment. Upcoming
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Windy Harbor Golf Club
Windy Harbor will hold a
Junior Golf Clinic during spring
break for ages 8 and older. The
clinic will meet from 9-11 a.m.
March 20, 22 and 23. Cost is
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Snacks will be provided after
each day's clinic.
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open seven days a week from 7
a.m. until 6 p.m. (open until 7
p.m. beginning March 11). Play
a round, practice your swing,
take lessons or purchase the lat-
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Stop in on Wednesday or Friday
from 4-6 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.

Pool
The pool will be closed dur-
ing March for preseason main-
tenance and repairs. Lap swim
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From HSL-46
Members of HSL-46
Detachment Nine and the
Sailors of USS Anzio (CG-
68) have been looking forward
to the halfway point of their
deployment as part of the USS
Eisenhower Strike Group for
four months. "Hump Day"
finally came on Jan. 28, as USS
Anzio transited north between
the Indian Ocean and the
Arabian Sea.
The ship enjoyed a traditional
Halfway Day celebration that
included individual and team
contests, a steel beach picnic,
fireworks and a flight deck
movie.
Detachment Nine competed
in a number of contests includ-
ing a fabricated car competition,
ship's strongest Sailor competi-
tion, a tug-o-war and damage
control races.
The night before the competi-
tion each division was instruct-
ed to create a 'vehicle' no larger
than a sheet of paper. No addi-
tional instruction was given.
The detachment's mainte-
nance team combined various
professional skill sets to produce
the fastest and most sophisti-
cated entry in the competition.
Nicknamed "The Redneck
Rider," (TRR) the Air Division
entry boasted working head-
lights, composite axles, nitrous

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TRR easily bested the competi-
tion by running the length of the
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Detachment Nine member
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competition. Less than a dozen
contestants dared enter the gru-
eling contest that included push-
ups, sit-ups, dawning SCUBA
and firefighting gear, hauling
fire hoses and moving pallets.
More than a few entrants failed
to complete the competition.
Less than a week after Hump
Day, USS Anzio transited from
the Indian Ocean to the Arabian
Sea. In doing so, the ship
crossed the equator, setting in
motion a storied naval tradition
known as the "Shellback" cer-
emony.
For two days, the ceremony
consisted of comical watch sta-
tions, team challenges includ-
ing naval trivia, damage con-
trol and basic seamanship as
well as a talent competition and
the celebrated arrival of King
Neptune. In the end more than
200 Sailors from USS Anzio
and Detachment Nine earned
their qualification as Honorary
Shellbacks.

the 12,000 active duty service-
members on this base, the return
would be enormous," said
Kennedy, "It would be more
than all the donations last year."
NMCRS started over 100
years ago to assist widows and
orphans of deceased active duty


-Photos courtesy of HSL-46
Aviation Warfare Systems Operator Second Class Shawn
Cossins of HSL-46 Detachment Nine enjoys green eggs for
breakfast as a Wog aboard USS Anzio. A Wog is a Sailor
that has not crossed the equator.


From Page 1
servicemembers. Since then, the
Society has expanded to pro-
vide many services for Sailors
and Marines in financial dis-
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our servicemembers are taken
care of financially. We're here
to help," said Kennedy.


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Carrier Strike Group Six Back After Year


-Photo by MC2 Regina L. Brown
Commander, Carrier Strike Group Six Rear Adm. Richard W. Hunt greets fellow members of CSG Six upon their
return to Naval Station Mayport on Feb. 22. The unit completed one year of deployment in Djibouti, Africa, as
Commander, Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa (CJTF-HOA) and was the first Navy unit to lead a ground-
based task force in the Global War on Terror.


Mclnern
From USSMcInerney Public,
Office
USS McInemey (FFG 8) vis-
ited Vasco Nunez de Balboa,
Panama, Feb. 18 through 21,
just in time for Carnivale, also
known as Mardi Gras.
McInemey was able to catch
some of the Camivale festivi-
ties, which includes lots of con-
fetti, exuberant Panamanians
and local customs ending on
Tuesday, much like it is cele-
brated in New Orleans.
Panama was a great port for
the crew to serve as goodwill
ambassadors for the U.S. and
further relations with our part-
ner nation. Sailors experienced
a variety of Panamanian activi-
ties, ranging from a local shop-
ping mall, horseback riding in
the mountains on a volcano, a
jungle river tour, a trip to a day
spa in Cerrol Azul and a com-
munity relations project at a
local orphanage and rehabilita-
tion facility.
As one of the spa day partici-
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said, "I never thought I would
be covered in a mud bath on the
side of a mountain in Panama.
Seeing all my friends covered
from head to toe like me will
definitely be a funny memory to
have of this deployment."
Ensign Adam Ochs, who took
part in the horseback riding
tour, commented, "The coun-
try of Panama really has a lot
to offer. When I heard about
this trip, I thought it sounded
awesome, a real adventure. I'm


fun to say that I rode around a
volcano on horseback."
McInemey is underway con-
ducting exercises and operations
at sea in support of the Joint
and Inter-Agency counter-drug
efforts in the U.S. Southern
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avy News


Staying In Touch


Desired
From ( .'-of Naval Personnel
Public,;--
With the Navy's Fleet of the
future established, and seeing
cost-savings platforms being
delivered to the Fleet, the Navy
announced Feb. 5 the plan to
reach an end strength number
of 328,4000 for active duty and
67,800 for reserves in 2008,
reaching a floor of approximate-
ly 322,000 for active duty and
68,000 for reserves in 2013.
No%% that we have future
fleet defined 313 ships and
about 3,800 aircraft we are
able to define the work and
identify requirements," said
Chief of Naval Personnel Vice
Adm. John C. Harvey Jr. "I'm
confident that our end strength
number is right, and that the
number translates to the capa-
bilities we need to do the mis-
sions that the nation expects the
Navy to do."
By partnering with the Navy
enterprises, there is a much bet-
ter understanding of the work
requirement across platforms
and jobs, at sea and ashore. In
addition, savings from BRAC
decision 10 years ago, and the
delivery of manpower saving


Strength

platforms to the fleet are mak-
ing a difference in how many
Sailors are needed to do the job.
As platforms change retiring
older, manpower and mainte-
nance intensive ships and air-
craft requirements for Sailors
are changing.
"Our future carriers will have
about 1,000 less Sailors required
between the ship and airwing to
deliver the same capability of
today's carriers," Harvey said.
"In our 313-ship Navy, you
have significant changes in plat-
forms themselves that enable
downsizing to continue without
giving away capability or mak-
ing a 24-hour workday for the
Sailor."
Even while end strength
comes down over the next year
until it steadies in 2013, the
Navy's recruiting missions will
grow. With natural attrition and
retention figures, as well as the
need for an increasingly skilled
workforce, a strong recruiting
helps to shape a stronger Navy
of the future.
"We learned a lesson in
the 90's that we cannot lower
recruiting when we're downsiz-
ing, because we must pay atten-


By 2008

tion to how we shape the force
of the future," Harvey added.
"We had historic re-enlistment
rates after 9/11, but that was a
retention rate that couldn't be
sustained over the long haul.
This is part of sustaining the
force. We want to keep the mid-
grade petty officer and the right
skill sets who really deliver the
goods for us at sea, in terms
of the blend of the experience,
leadership, capability."
Seeing the end strength go
down until 2013 does not mean
that there will be large cuts in
today's enlisted force.
"You are going to have a
career with us. We may have
rating conversions, but nobody
is going to lose a career who
has the capability to serve, who
wants to serve, and who should
serve," Harvey stated.
Shaping the Reserve
Component is a focus for this
year, as their sustained contri-
butions have been an opera-
tional reserve for the active
component. Restructuring the
Reserves includes looking for
GWOT heavy ratings and indi-
viduals with a level of experi-
ence.


DoD Overhauling Disability


Evaluation System


By Jim Garamone
American Forces Press Service
The Defense Department is
putting in place reforms to its
disability evaluation system
and working to ensure the deci-
sions of the Disability Advisory
Council are fast and fair,
Pentagon officials said today.
The system is used to evalu-
ate servicemembers' disabilities
and separate or retain them, as
appropriate. Servicemembers
who are separated with at least
a 30-percent disability rating
receive disability retirement
pay, medical benefits and com-
missary privileges. With a rat-
ing below 30 percent, veterans
receive severance pay, but no
benefits.
In the past, each service had
its own disability evaluation
system. Now DoD has put in
place an overarching DoD-level
framework with a single infor-
mation system, Pentagon offi-
cials said. Each service man-
ages its caseload under that
framework.
The war on terrorism has
taxed the system, officials said.
Medical and transportation
advances have allowed more
servicemembers to survive more
serious wounds than in previous
wars. In fiscal 2006, service eli-
gibility board caseloads were
13,162 for the Army, 5,684 for
the naval services, and 4,139 for
the Air Force. In 2001, the num-

TFIA Works
By Lt. Justin Cole
( .'of Naval Personnel Public, ;
Rear Adm. Sonny Masso
chaired a Task Force Individual
Augmentation (TFIA) meet-
ing which was aimed at further
improving the IA process, and
reviewing current policies and
initiatives.
Masso, who has led TFIA
since its inception, directed the
review of the entire IA process
to include detailing, training,
and benefits for Sailors and their
families, of both the reserve and
active components. The review
was part of a periodic assess-
ment to ensure that procedures
previously put in place were
having the desired outcome for
the Sailors affected by them.
"We were stood up in April
of 2006 to do three things," said
Masso.
"First, we took a look at the
sourcing and notification pro-
cess. Then we took a look at
the training pipeline to get our
Sailors ready to go into harms
way. Finally, we wanted to
make sure we were taking care
of the families of those who
were serving as IA's, and make
sure they knew how much we
valued their service."
TFIA is made up of senior
officers and enlisted per-
sonnel from various com-
mands who have a stake in
the IA process. Members of
.Naval Expeditionary Combat
:Command (NECC), Fleet


bers were: 7,218 for the Army,
4,999 for the naval services and
2,816 in the Air Force.
DoD officials acknowledge
that servicemembers have
complaints about the system.
According to recent media
reports, servicemembers have
complained that the military ser-
vices are not consistent in eval-
uations and do not follow the
Department of Veterans Affairs
schedule of rating disabilities.
They say it takes too long for
evaluations to be processed, the
process is unnecessarily compli-
cated, and personnel running the
system are inadequately trained
in its nuances.
DoD is aware of these prob-
lems and is working to address
them, said Marine Maj. Stewart
Upton, a Pentagon spokesman.
"We are in the midst of a busi-
ness-process review that will
generate improvements to pro-
gram effectiveness," he said.
"We are especially concerned
with a balance of what consti-
tutes prompt adjudication, while
maintaining reasonable flexibil-
ity within the system to ensure
recoveries are not inappropri-
ately rushed."
He said the services have
increased the number of people
involved in the process.
DoD is committed to provid-
ing quality health care to ser-
vicemembers and a "full and
fair due process" for disability

To Improve
Forces Command (FFC),
Navy Personnel Command
(NPC), and the Chief of Naval
Personnel (CNP) contribute to
the task force.
"The ultimate goal of the task
force is to work ourselves out
of a job. If we are able to get
these processes ingrained into
the way we do business on a
daily basis, then the task force
would no longer be needed. I
would consider that a big suc-
cess for us and a bigger success
for the IA's," said Masso.
Recent meetings of the task
force have focused on establish-
ing initiatives aimed at taking
care of the Sailor's families
and careers. Award points, duty
preference, and advancement
exam flexibility were some
of the initiatives announced
in NAVADMIN 273/06. The
original message, according to
Masso, was not meant to be the
final word, but rather a starting
point.
"The initiatives have been in
place for several months and we
have gotten some good feedback
from the Fleet," said Masso.
"We want to keep reviewing the
process and the incentives we
are offering to the Sailors tak-
ing these jobs to make sure we
really are doing the right thing
by them. If there is a way to
improve the process, we owe it
to everyone to look into that."
Following the TFIA confer-
ence a list of proposals was


evaluation and compensation,
he said.
In fiscal 2006 most cases
were processed within 70 days,
officials said.
The disability process begins
with medical evaluation boards
at military hospitals. Attending
physicians evaluate each
patient, looking at conditions
that may make the servicemem-
ber unfit for duty. If the condi-
tion or wound is judged to make
the servicemember unfit, the
board refers the case to a physi-
cal evaluation board. The board
has a mix of medical officers
and line officers. They deter-
mine if the problem is service-
related or not. The panel further
recommends compensation for
the injury or condition and rec-
ommends the disability rating.
The Army has three boards
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas;
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center here; and Fort Lewis,
Wash. The Navy has a board at
the Washington Navy Yard. The
Air Force board meets in San
Antonio.
"Servicemembers are afford-
ed due process to ensure their
cases and concerns can be
fairly considered," Upton said.
"Servicemembers also have
rights of appeal at specific
points in the process should they
disagree with their ratings."

IA Process
generated to modify and add
certain incentives to IA's. These
initiatives will be announced in
the coming weeks.
"We want to make sure that
we don't exclude one Sailor
who is doing this important duty
and legitimately deserves these
incentives," said Masso.
Since TFIA stood up last
year, NECC and Expeditionary
Combat Readiness Command
(ECRC) have also come online
as the one-stop source for IA
and family readiness issues.
NECC integrates all war-fight-
ing requirements for expedition-
ary combat and combat support
elements. This transformation
allows for standardized train-
ing, manning and equipping of
Sailors who will participate in
maritime security operations
and the global war on terrorism
as part of the joint force. They
are involved in every aspect
of an IA's professional devel-
opment as they get ready to
deploy, but are also the source
for family information.
While the IA process contin-
ues to become more familiar
to Navy personnel on a daily
basis, Masso says it is TFIA
who deserves much of the credit
for its success.
The ECRC hotline can be
reached at 1-877-462-4302 and
was established as a source for
IA's and their families who have
questions about any part of the
process.


-Photo by MC3 Paul J. Perkins
Aviation Ordnanceman First Class John Rodriguez reads "The Jungle Book," to his
family through the United Through Reading (UTR) program aboard Nimitz-class air-
craft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74). The UTR program allows Sailors to send
video recordings home to their children. John C. Stennis and her Carrier Strike Group
are on a regularly scheduled deployment in support of Maritime Security Operations





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1,920 sf to 11,520sf
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Franchises
Fictitious Names
Financial Services
Money to Lend or
Borrow
Mortgages Bought
and Sold




CHILDCARE CENTER
Established large center
Financing arranged.
FL Investment Properties
1-954-629-8284

COIN OP LAUNDRY
FOR SALE -NOW OPEN
2841 Art Museum Rd Jax
$350,000. Call Laundry
Pro of Florida Inc.
1.800.232.5736

CONVENIENT STORE
-Gas Pizza cafe, Estab
30yrs. Easy on Easy
off exit on Interstate 40,
Crossville, TN. Turnkey
$595k, owner retiring
931-248-1284

HAIR SALON Turnkey,
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all equipment & stations.
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salary & benefits. Look-
ing for team player.
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Attn: Jennifer.
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but will train. 3969964




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Drivers
$1500 Sign on
Bonus*
Owner Operators
$2000 Sign on Bonus*
*Paid First 2 Weeks
WANTED! Drivers w/
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NEW PAY PACK-
AGE
$.34-.38/mile
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$.01 Safety Bonus
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Medical Dental 401k
Paid Vac & holidays
Optional Health Care
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Garnishments, Spousal
Relief, Delinquent &
Nonfiiled Tax Returns,
etc.) Ricky Thomas,
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Antiques
Appliances
Arts & Crafts
Auctions
Building Supplies
Business/Office
Equipment
Clothes
Collectables
Computer
Craft/Thrift Stores
Electronics
Estate Sales
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Garage Sales
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Tools
Medical
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Merchandise
Musical Merchandise
Photography
Portable Buildings
Public Sales
Sporting goods
Tickets
Trailers
Wanted to Buy or
Trade




Firewood Delivered
$10/$55/$85 seasoned,
Free fat lighter 264-5176



BED: Twin iron & brass,
very good cond, asking
$250. Call 272-3242



t Armana Regrigera-
tor Freezer on top,
ice maker, $400
OBO. (904)206-4355
Frigidaire
Washer-Front

5 yrs old, only $139.95
Call (904)268- 8919
4 Kenmore Washer &
Dryer-$200 for set.
tion. (904)292-2239
Kenmore washer & dryer
heavy duty $225 for set,
good cond. 904-482-9376


& Maytag
Performance
Washer &
Dryer-Heavy Duty,
super capacity, quiet
series, excellent condi-
tion, $360 for set.
(904)707-4778

4 Microwave-Great
condition, $20 Call
Tara (904)379-6036

4 REFRIGERATOR
GE Artica, black,
excellent cond, $500.
Window AC, barely
used, 5200BTU $50. 6500
BTU $75. (904) 372-9471
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REFRIGERATOR
Whirlpool 25 cu ft
side by side,
counter depth, ice/
water thru door, 6 mos
old, black $900. 827-9371

Wet/dry Vac-Craf-
stman 16 gal, with
attachments, exc.
cond, $25, 268-2482





CONVECTION OVEN
-2004, single deck, gas,
$1850 firm. 591-7433




SComputer, $75,
Works Great, Must
Sell, 386-8154


&Want to buy laptop!
working or not, can
pay $25, call
318 -3754 anytime.




TV-14in, flat screen,
RCA, timer, rear &
side audio/video.
Great Condition,
$38. 268-2482




ESTATE SALE -3/3,
7a-11a, 2347 Seminole
Reach Ct. Atl Bch.

House & Garage full! 3785
Moonflower Rd off
Fouraker in Springtree
Village 8-4 Fri 3/2 Sat 3/3


WE DELIVER!


WE PICK UP!


2 arm chairs & four
side chairs-one 83"
Lx40"W lishled
china cabinet,
matches light oak,
cabinet light
80"Lx48"W17"D, $400.
Call 226-3799
S5 piece sectional-
fair condition, $200
OBO, entertain-
ment unit, fair con-
dition, $40 OBO. Must
sell, please call Leslie @
885-1135
American Signa-
ture micro seude
sofas-2 each,
w/scotch guard pro-
tection, 1 yr old, $200
OBO 288-0784
BED- About Time???
Brand New Pillowtop Sets
Queen $110 King $250
Memory Foam from $340
Can Deliver. 904-64--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


masville (well
S d built), oak dresser,
mirror, chest+
Queen/full headboard.
New, would cost $3,000,
VGC $1000. 262-5597

BEDROOM 6pc CHERRY
SET. New, still in boxes
$499. CAN DEL. 391-0015

4 Bedroom Set-4
piece, 2 night-
stands, dresser &
mirrored dresser,
great shape, Call Paul
620-9387

SCabinet-Holds many
DVD, CDs, or
Tapes. Woodgrain,
lockable doors, cas-
tering wheels, 39" tall.,
like new, $50. 268-2482

4 Craftmatic
Adjustable Twin
Bed- With Mas-
sager, Original Cost
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Apprentice Gas Turbine Operator Repairman

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company has an immediate opening for an Apprentice Gas
Turbine Operator Repairman within its Southern Gas Turbine Generation group, at Hagood
Generating Station located in Charleston, South Carolina. The Southern Gas Turbine
Generating group consists of seven simple cycle gas turbine generators with a combined total
generation of 190 megawatts.
Responsibilities:

Troubleshoot electrical, instrumentation, controls, and mechanical problems related to
simple-cycle combustion turbine-generator units.

*Perform routine electrical, electronic, mechanical troubleshooting and mechanical
maintenance on plant equipment and systems.

*Operate all plant equipment, and perform other manual or administrative work as
assigned
Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED, five years related experience in electrical wiring,
troubleshooting & blueprint reading, working knowledge of computer operations to
include Microsoft applications.

Experience operating simple cycle gas turbines, troubleshooting instrumentation/controls,
and mechanical problems related to simple-cycle combustion turbine-generator units is a plus.

Interested applicants can apply online at www.scana.com. Applications must be
received no later than March 11, 2007.
SCANA and its subsidiaries are equal opportunity, affirmative action employers. Our jobs are open to all our
applicants regardless of race, color, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, national origin, marital
status, pregnancy, disability, military status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.





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Diningroom Table
w/6 chairs solid
walnut wood, round
design on chairs,
exc cond, $400. Call
491-7996
SDiningroom Table,
Light Oak, 83"L,
40"W, 2 arm chairs,
4 side chairs,
lighted china cabinet,
$400. 226-3799.
4 Twinsize beds-NEW
mattress, box-
spring, rails, never
been used, call
904-491-7996, Amelia
Island $450 OBO. Pillow
Top Sealy.
HIGH TOP TABLE
w/four chairs. $100
obo. Call 673-6143
anytime, leave msg
if no answer
Kingsize Mattress
Box spring set,
good cond, 476-7694.
$150 OBO.

SKingsize Wareless
Waterbed-bunkbed
w/full size on
botoom, twin on
top, Good Price, Call
786-9330
4 Lenox Allure
Crystal-Stemware,
Champagne Flute
S or Iced Beverage,
$39. Water or Wine, $29.
Cash & Carry,
(912)729-7307
Like New, Wood
Futon-Black
cushion, must go,
no room, $50 OBO.
276-8344
4 Livingroom Couch,
love seat, matching
chair-light beige
w/floral design, $650
(912)882-1252
Livingroom set-$650
OBO, sofa $300
OBO, Diningroom
set, $600, 771-0470
after 5 pm
4, LIVING ROOM
SET like new w/
couch, chair with
ottoman, love seat,
two end tables, coffee
table, matching throw
rug, two lamps, large
and small pillows. $1000
obo. Contact Jeffrey
301-481-3033/673-7280
MATTRESS Mem.foam
Brand name SET new w/
warr $340 398-5200 can del
MATTRESS Brand Name
KG $155 new w/warr, in
plastic 858-9350. Can Del
MATTRESS Queen Plush
Set. Brand New in plastic
$125 Must sell 904-674-0405
MATTRESS KING SIZE
New, Still in Plastic, $185
904-674-0405
4 Neutral Color Area
Rugs-3 large, 2 hall
runners, $75 for Ig,
$50 for both
runners, Call Tara @
(904)379-6036

OFFICE CHAIRS F QR $9.99
7 DAY SALE! 1
Desks 30x60 | -
fK" $129.99 I ---
Files $149.99 '-
Artwork $19.99
U DVD Players
$39.99
S Sofa & Chair
lr $29999
Bedroom Set
S $299.99
L 0ul 396-9000
CORT CLEARANCE CENTER
S Queen Size
Bedroom Mattress,
4 Serta, Boxspring &
mattress w/memory
foam, topper, & several
linen peices. $150.
262-5597
4 Rooms to Go Large
Sofa-w/scotch
guard, great cond,
$200 OBO. 288-0784
Sofa-Great Cond,
Mauve color, by
Century $175, Phone
264-6364
Sofa-$200, Table
w/chairs, $100. Call
588-2832

4 Solid Oak rolltop
desk, $375 & bow-
flex ultimate
$1000-also china
cabinet, $375.Armoire,
$375, iapanese
steptan-su-$175. Call
576-6823
Solid Pine Loft
Bunkbed Set-5 Pc,
twin mattresses
included, $500 OBO.
Sofa, $25, Coffee Table,
$50. (904)372-9471
ussblanch@yahoo.com
SWhite, light pine
Table-with fold-in
insert, 6 chairs, exc
condition, Moving,
Must Sell, $450 OBO.
(904)491-7996
4 White wicker
S dresser-6 drawer,
w/full size head-
Sboard, $75. Brass
bed fullsize with mat-
tress set, $50, dining
table, $75. (912)496-4885
4, 2 White Wicker
Loveseats, (Mov-
ing)3 Chairs, table,
white entertain-
ment center, navy new
cushions, $700 OBO.
(904)491-7996




t 3 Family Yard Sale
Friday/Sat, 622
Hawkes Island dr.
Fleming Island Dr.
March 2+3, 8-2pm,
264-1719
SCharity Benefit
K-Mart Parking
Lot, Blanding Blvd
South. By Garden
Shop. Saturday, March
3rd, 8:00am-1:00pm
4 Fleming Island
Multi-Family Sale
off CR220, Sat,
March 3, 8-2pm,
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
Multi -family sale Sat 3/3
Roberts Hammock over
Kings Rd bridge 651-2224

Mandarin
Boy Scout
Garage Sale
Sat. March 3rd 8
AM in the front
Parking Lot of
Mandarin United
Methodist Church
11270 San Jose
Blvd.
10+ Vendors sell-
ing Furniture, toys,
plants,bikes,
clothes,books,
Christmas & Eas-
ter decorations,
lots of H/H items
and lots of other
items. Scouts sell-
ing Baked goods,
sodas, bottled
water and coffee.
Don't miss this big
sale. Proceeds
benefit Scouts for
Summer Camp.

Northside Sat 8-2 Located
@ Ray Moore Insurance.
109 New Berlin Rd.
BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA


Gas Grills (LP)- 3
to Choose From;
Weber for $100;
Sunbeam, $50;
Charbroil, $65; All Work
Well! Dan Pease
(912) 729-4001
Northside- MOVING
SALE 1146 Carthage Dr.
Fri, Sat, Sun. 8AM-dark
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
Sat. 8_1 Moving Sale!
Furn, Bikes & More!
105 Mallard Trail




18k Gold Chain, 1 kt
Diamond Ring, 14k
Men's bracelet,
TAG watch, all
very good condition,
(904)451-4024
Men's Diamond
Titanium Ring-Size
8, $350 OBO. Call
Bonnie,
(301)693-6404
Women's Diamond
White & Gold Wed-
ding Band-Size 51/2,
$300 OBO. Call
Bonnie, (301)693-6404


BELLY BUTTONS
RESALE SHOP
2294 MAYPORT 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. We
now carry maternity
249-4040BL




4 Compressor
Craftsman-1 HP,
$50, 264-6364, Good
Cond ition
4 Sharpening
Equipment-Foley
belsaw, sharpening
machines &
accessories, saw blades,
planer blade, pruners,
saw chain, etc. $4,000.
Call (912)576-5538




4 2 Seater Go Kart
With Roll Bar, $400.
298-2821
SBeauty Equipment
Etec-Hydraulic
chair, dryer, refrig,
& a lot more! Call
249-7926
4 Disposable AC
filters- 16 3/8x21/2x1,
$25 for 10 call
772-6758 after 4
4, Electric Scooters
$150, need some
work, Buy One Get
One Free! 264-8954
u Gas Grill-w/gas CX:
$80. Amplifier
/ I- w/maicro and stand,
$75, 5 pc dinette set,
$125, (904)786-6418
4 Items-42" Mag-
navox TV w/extra
protector screen,
$400. Pinewood
Table, w/Chairs w/cloth
seats, NEW, $500.
Floor/oval free-standing
cherrywood mirror, $35.
Queen Anne Chair, $25.
Call Jim (904)529-8263
4 Roll top
desk $300-20' ext
ladder, $25, leaf-
blower, $5, honda
lawnmower, $100, BBQ
grill, $25 904-272-7352
Solar Powered Attic
SFans-2 for $50, Call
772-6758 after 4.
S. Solid Oak Walton
SBar-108" L-shape,
black suede inside,
Bronze foot rest.
Paid $9,800, make offer,
will deliver. 282-6466
Sunlight Saunas
Model A10, 2 per-
son, dryheat, elec-
tric, to USE
Kingsland GA.
(912)673-7694

With Roll Bar $400,
298-2821




SLudwig Drumset-
complete, 5 drums,
5 zildian cymbals,
throne, electronic
practice pads, all acces-
sories. $750 firm.
(904)264-6054
PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 7140141
PIANO
Kohler & Cambell $950.
786-0736




8 Deep Sea Fishing
Rods, Reels, &
Tackle-Exc Cond,
Best Offer
(904)272-1641
4, Golf 3 piece hard
case- Gold eagle
w/key. New, paid
$300m Must sell,
$80. 282-6466
S Schwinn Tandem
Bicycle-All accesso-
ries, excellent con-
dition, $175 OBO.
278-2926
, SEA KAYAK Necky
Eskia includes rud-
der, paddle, cock-
pit coder, skirt, roof
rack supports, $975.
241-1243
STrek 1500 Road
Bike 60 cm, some
upgrades, Great
Condition, few
scuffs, movers, $750.
James (912)322-6300




LOOKING FOR A
TOW HITCH AND
STANDARD SIZE
BEDLINER FOR A
2006 TOYOTA TUN-
DRA. IF YOU HAVE
EITHER OF THESE
ITEMS TO SELL
PLEASE CALL
962-2029










Adopt a Pet
Pets & Supplies
Livestock & Supplies
Animals Wanted




125 gal. Cherry
Wood Fish Tank
With Accessories,
Call Kim
(904)778-2464. You Must
See to Believe.
AMAZON PARROT-Blue
front, 3yrs old w/cage,
$900. 904-269-5609
a Aquarium
Hood-Woodgrain

never used, $20. 268-2482
BEAGLES TO YORKIES
V BIG PUPPY SALE V
$499-U P
Poodles, Puggles, Doxies,
Chihuahuas, Pom,
www.petworldpets.com
Pet World 262-4646
Boston Terrier Male 1 yr
shots, $200. Needs good
hm 904-262-8806 Iv msg
Chihuahua F Puppy H/C,
CKC shots sandy color
$250. 904-289-9868 728-9761
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS
AKC, shot, wormed, 8
weeks, 4/M $350. 579-6553
COLLIE 3 year old male,
fully trained & house
broken $150. 733-7844
DACHSHUND MINI
PUPS. 3M/1F. 3 smooth
red-1 Long BI/Tan- 8 wks
w/ H/Cert. Starts @$400.
(386)916-5129 -D
(386)325-9891 E/Wk End.
English Mastiff Male 1 yr
old needs lots of atten-
tion. $300. Call 733-7844
German Shepherd F/Pup,
white; Chihuahua pups,
CKC. 879-2353 / 361-8604
Golden Ret. Pups AKC,
Shots, Vet Cert. 3 fern., 3
male, Parents on Prem.
$475. Org Park 449-1144.
Jack Russell Puppies
Tri, 8 weeks old $350.
904-259-1865
Jack Russells reg chipped


352-595-4072
www.butterballfarm.com
JACK RUSSELL -Pups
for sale, 904-424-5612
Pit Bull Needs a
Loving Home-Male,
intact, tan, very
sweet, view #64882
on fidofinder.com or call
982-3772
LAB PUPS AKC, S/W,
2F/1M, blk/yellow,
blockheads. 904-710-1485
"MARV" Needs
Good Home!
Moving! 3 yr old
Rottie mix, Loves
Kids, loveable nature,
housebroken, low
maintenance. Call
Stephanie 772-6168
Miniature Australian
Shepherd puppies
NSDR/CKC. All shots,
dewormed. 2Males. One
Blue Merle & one
Tri-black. Beautiful.
AvI. to view Mar. 1-4. Call
or E-mail 904-728-7693 or
catoliver@aol.com
PIT BULL PUPS, ADBA,
POP, i1F, 2M,
904-382-1992
Poodles Standard Pups
good bldline, HC, litter
Reg AKC $600 478-987-8150


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14 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, I I.. I.,, March 1, 2007


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PUG 3 YRS, F perfect
lap dog, great w/kids.
shots, $200 Firm 714-2168
ROTTWEILER PUPS,
with papers $400 obo,
904-718-2884
Rottweiler Pups AKC Reg
W/ papers 2F 11 wks $325
(904) 259-2146 334 4907
Shih Tzu Adorable CKC
registered puppies $500.
each Call 229-794-8597
WELSH TERRIER PUPS
AKC, new litter 3Ms-$300
dep. 1M 3.5mo old-$500
Cell 229-740-1880
Yorkie Puppies Reg.
champbld line 2/F $800.
1/M $1000. 904-880-8143



BAY GELDING Gentle,
12yrs old, & several pet
donkies 282-4571
HORSES FOR SALE
lessons & boarding,
904-699-4530





Aviation
Boats
Sailboats
Boat Dockage &
Rentals
Marine Equipment
and Supplies
RV Rentals
RV's and Supplies
Motorcycles/Mini
Bikes
Auto Brokers
Auto Parts
Antiques/Classics
Automobiles
Trucks/Trailers/SUV's
Vans/Buses
$2000 or Less
Commercial Vehicles
Misc. Auto
Autos/Trucks Wanted
Auto Rent/Lease


4 Mercury Outboard
Propellor by Michi-
gan wheel, new,
never installed. fits
18hp to 60hp merc mari-
ner. $40 (904)264-6054
Suzuki Dirtbike
R17-80, New top
tend, $750. 476-7694
16 ft Carolina Skiff
'96 W/Trailer and
25HP mercury
motor, excellent
condition. $2100
(904)491-0292
& Canoe-18ft Fiber-
glass 2-seater
Wenonah w/ $350+
in accessories
(paddles, PFDs, straps,
wheeled cart) $800 firm.
Dan Pease (912)729-4001


Seaward 25
"'89-Wheel, diesel,
Si furler, refrig, head,
bimini trailer, 4
sails, autopilot, $18,000,
618-288-3130, or
ildavid6@aol.com
42' Regal Commodore
360 '86, $38K 912-634-2476
Suzuki-
4HP, 4-store
o outboard motor,
freshwater, only
used twice, $800. 476-7694
SNew 9.9 Nissan
Outboard-Electric
start, Longshaft
w/tank & controls,
never run, $900.
(912)673-7694
SBayliner Capri '98
LS1800, 120 HP,
Mercury force, out-
board bow rider,
galvanized trailer,
garaged, many extras.
(912)729-7218, Iv msg.



AIRSTREAM & TRAIL
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 4623039
1-800-541-6439
ELITE '03 32 ft Travel
Trir with slide-out. W/D,
loaded. $8500 OBO In
Jax. Ph. 512-573-4987
SFleetwood Pace
Arrow Motorhome
'82-Just over 50k
miles on 454 V8,
runs great, $5,000 OBO.
478-361 -4007
FRANKLIN 37ft '06, 5th
wheel, 3 slideouts, W/D,
2 AC's, loaded. In Jax.
$27Kobo. 512-573-4987
Laytoro Travel
Trailer '91-16ft,
$1995 OBO. Call
(912)510-0345
SKeystone Sprinter
'05 Copper Canyon,
36 ft. Very Clean.
Many Extras. 18k
mi, Reese Hitch
included. Call any time.
$29,000 OBO. Call
Chris: (904)652-4399
Laytoro Travel
Trailer '91 16 ft
$1,995 OBO. Call
(912)510-0345
, Monaco Cayman '02
Excellent Condition,
12k miles, diesel, 2
slides, awning,
AC/Central Heat, 3 TVs.
H: (912)674-0560 or
(301)231-2265
M Onan Gen. 4000KW
Microlite-Less than
100 hrs. $350 OBO,
Call Bill
(904)315-5765
RV Having Fun Yet, Inc.
Sales Service Parts
Low Overhead, Low Prices
We Have Toy Haulers!
Travel trailers & 5th Wheels
Whatever it Takes to
Make a Deal!
We Finance
Family Owned.
NO PRESSURE
(904) 7149939
614-1 Pecan Park
Exit 366 Off I 95 Next to
Pecan park Flea Market


Suncoast RV Specializes in all
types of Cowables,-
Luxuryto small ultra Lites
EVERY TOWABLE IN
STOCK REDUCEDI.-
Over 250 to Choose from!
All 5th Wheels, Travel Trailers and
Pop-Ups ON SALE!
DON'T BE FOOLED BY
THE COMPETITION
SUNCOAST RV
TOWABLE SUPER CENTER
the #1 Dealer!






NOW OPEN


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30,,0o 50
1575 Wells Rd.,
ORANGE PARK, FL
Next to Shad Nissan
and Harley Davidson






S1984 Kawasaki Voy-
ager 1300 w/trike
conversion kit, new
battery, runs good,
$2500 OBO. Call Glenn
576-9698
4 Harley FXDWG '98
Wideglide-23200
miles, red, garage
kept, includes
cover, manual,
windshield, saddlebags,
excellent condition,
$10,900 742-1700


Harley Davidson
'00-Electric Glide,
29k mi, Simpson
true dual exhaust,
great condition, contact
Pete at (904)534-6497 or
9904)619-3173, asking
$12,000.
HARLEY DAVIDSON
Road King classic, '05,
Rinehart exhaust sys-
tem, to much chrome to
list. 6000 mi. 904-248-0048
4 Harley Heritage
'95-16,500 miles, red
extras, cover, shop
manual, garage
kept, exc shape, $11,500
(912)882-7095 5pm-8pm
4 Honda CR125 Dirt
Bike '98
$1600, Like new,
Runs great, low
hrs, new fenders, side-
covers, handlebars/grips
608-0388
4 HONDA ELITE
80CC Motor Scooter
SNew tires, rebuilt
carb, manual $600.
241-1243
Honda VTX1300 04 retro
model, gar kept, many
access. 743-6947 703-1771
Kawasaki Nomad
'99-Clean & ready
for bike week, iust
gas up & go!
607-6900
4 Suzuki G2-250 '06
Warranty, many
accessories, 2810
miles, recent ser-
vice, exc cond, low
mileage, like new $2800
firm 729-1067
SVoyager Trike
Conversion Kit- 3
yrs old, Cost $4100
new, fits many
motorcycles, asking
$2,200. Call (912)224-0432




I YACUSTOM EXHAUST
SONLVERADO47LES
MIDNIGHT I
YROADm Star 1100

BLACK METALLIC
FULLY DRESSED
CUSTOM EXHAUST |
ONLY 470 MILES
$13,900 FIRM I
MUST SELL I
HEALTH REASONS



S 912)N 553-3249 0612
Yamaha V-Star 1100
e 05-4500 mi les,
saddle bags, back-
rest, windshield
factory warr, $7,900 Call
(912)576-5027 or 269-0612

Miles, saddle bags,
windshield, back-




P275/65/R18, fits
2004 Ford F150
pickup, 35,000
miles, $50 each. $200
Tota I 608-0388


CENTERLINE ACURATL '02 BMW 735 '85-Good
CHROME RIMS I Champagne/tan, cond, 4dr, Ithr, pwr,
S AND TIRES (4) xtra low mi. $149 sunroof, new
5 lug (Chevy) tra low mi. $14,990 transmission, new
P205/70R15 6" front, 998-0012 starter, two owners,
P245/60R15 8" rear. $1500 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE runs great, 242-3249
obo. 882-1946
or 573-1127 ACURA TL '04 f BMW Z4 '03 2.5i Styxx would like to
Engine St nd- n CD, sunroof. $24,990 equipped. $22,480 invite all friends
H ea v D t yE n g ine
Build, 360 degree 998-0012 998-0012 and customers to
rotation, $65. LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Stop by or call
264-6364 him
264-6364 AUDI A4 Quattro ( \ BUICK LESABRE im...
(Z '04. Leather, CD, '04 Custom.
AntLiques sunroof, 5pd. Leather, CD, fully Bring in this ad for
Beautiful! $21,980 equipped. $13,990 Brin
Ca c 998-0012 998-0012 extra savings!
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Military and First
1966 FORD MUSTANG Time Buyersl
Convertible. Factory BMW 325i '04. CD, CADILLAC XLR Welcome!
289eng. w/factory 4spd. Leather. Priced to (T, '05. Red/tan, extra
All orig, not restored, sell at $18,995 miles. $46,995
66,25Omi, $22,500obo. 99 low8-00995 Want to be treated
904-285-6138 / 993-6454 998-0012 998-0012 likefamilycometo
t 9 4 b LEXUSOF JACKSONVILLE LEXUSOF JACKSONVILLE
S1979 MB 450SL Cony le NIMNICHT
Hard Soft New Top, BMW330 Cl '01 Only CHEV CAVALIER CHEVROLET
Strong engine, (9)40,000 miles. $24,990 '00 Family Sedan, mHVOE
trans., driven 998-0012 red, exc cond, AT, 1550 CASSAT AVE
weekly, 108k $8500 OBO LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE chilling AC, ps,
(912)882-7095 5pm-8pm cruise,running cond 891-3898
, CHEV CORVETTE (7Z BMW 330 Convert- 137K. $2500. 629-3305 387-4041
STINGRAY 1976. ible '01. Only 40,000 0 CHEV CORVETTE \
400 small block, miles. $24,990 I '02. Only 30K miles,
metallic blue, auto 99 -0012 02. Only 30K miles,
T-tops, runs great. Very JACKSONVfully equip. $26,990
fun. $11,000. 716-0881 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE 998-0012
(Xi UBMW 525 '06 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SWhite/tan, like CHEVY CORVETTE'92,
new. $40,980. 116Kmi, auto, blackon
998-0012 black, exc cond, well
f ACURA RL '02 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE maint., $8000. 912-882-2980
Fully equip, only or D: 912-573-8462
50,000 mi. $19,990 Buick Park Avenue Chevy Corvette
9980012 '95-Runs good, 171k CHEVY IMPALA 05 I '93-White w/red
LEXUIS OF JACKSONVILLE miles, $1,800 OBO. 4dr, V6, AT, Loaded, Very ) interior, very clean
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE (904)476-3394 Nice! $12,975. 674-4444 car, adult owned,
call (912)552-1237 $10,000
********r*T**** ^OBO.

LACS Chevy Malibu LT
'06 4dr, 26k miles,
auto, sunroof,
1AIACS 5yr/36k mi
Bahlo riaePate CD fullwarranty, optional
S7yr/100k mi warranty,
W A C KO S $15,250, (443)413-3992

OPEN DAILY 9AM-2AM J Chevy Malibu '99
LS,4dr, 96k miles,
f blue, auto, pwr
seats, pwr windows,
733-0023, 680-6842

CHRYSLER 300 '05
lolig tl Z) Touring Edition
C37X low mi. $20,990
998-0012
L .> LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


Free Pakig CHRYSLER SRT8
-k "L s Free Parking k MAGNUM'06
?.Bachelor & Private Parties 9 CD, fullyeai $34,99
'* All Major Credit Cards/ATM LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Next To the
Liquor Depot C7 CHRYSLER PT
4'k -CRUISER '05.
C037273 Leather, CD $19,995
998-0012
CLOSE TO HOTELS & STADIUM. LEXUSOF JACKSONVILLE


CHRYSLER SEBRING
'02 LXI Convert. Loaded
Lthr, 52k. $9975. 699-9669


CHRYSLER
CROSSFIRE
2004
"Blazing Red"
MOTIVATED
SELLER!!
Loaded, 30,000 mi.
7/70 Warranty, exc.
cond. asking
payoff $23,500
612-8015

y DODGE
CHARGER'06
Daytona Edition,
Navigation, CD, sunroof.
5000 miles. $28,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
DODGE STRATUS -'96
ES, 2.4 Itr, 4dr drk green
$3000. 254-5948, 683-8849
4 Ford Focus '01-4 dr,
sedan, good condi
tion, 63k miles,
$4850 OBO. Call
(904)626-4121 or
(904)825-0045
F Ford Mustang '02
3.8L, V6, Loaded,
74,000 mi, exc cond,
$7500, 912-882-1252
FORD MUSTANG
CONV GT '03.
Fully equipped,
only 38,000 mi. $16,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD MUSTANG GT '97
White, AT, loaded, low
miles. $7975. 674-4444
F FORD TAURUS
SEL '06. Fully
equipped. $14,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 Honda Accord '04
All options, 43k
miles, V6, Exc Con-
dition, $15,395 below
Blue Book(904)268-8919
4 Honda Accord
Hybrid '05-Fully
loaded, navi, ext
warr, 32k miles,
perfect cond, KBB
$24,900. 821-5662
SHONDA CIVIC DX
'01. 2dr, 5spd, one
owner, 32/39, 79K
$8200 obo. Excel-
lent cond. All dealer
maintenance. 665-2024
HONDA S2000 '02
Only 28K miles,
Like new. $20,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Hyundai Tiburon GT
Coup "03, 2 door, speed,
leather interior, spoiler,
37,295miles, silver, 1
owner, $12,500. obo.
904-429-7373, 561-2222-9393
,, Hyundai Elantra '05
Like New! With 18k
miles, asking
$11,500, Please Call
(904)235-9295
y INFINITI G35
COUPE '03. Extra
low miles. $22,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


y INFINIT G35
COUPE White/tan,
spoiler, fully equip
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
(7 INFINITI G35
COUPE 04
White/tan. $25,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
INFINITI G35
SEDAN '03.
white/tan. $16,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
INFINITI G35
COUPE '03 Extra
low miles. $22,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
A A INFINTI G35
SEDAN '03. 4dr,
white/tan. $16,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
y JAGUAR S-TYPE
4.2R '03. Sunroof,
navigation. $30,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
5 JAGUAR XJR '04
Navigation, CD,
fully equip. $39,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
KIA OPTIMA '04. 4drLX,
5sp, loaded, 47,500mi, fact
warr. $7975. 674-4444
4 Kia Rio '01- 86k
miles, 4dr, PS, PB,
5spd, Great little
car, $3,300 OBO.
(912)576-0976
LEXUS ES300 '02 Silver
w/Gray Leather, Loaded,
58K mi. $17,975. 777-9119
7 LINCOLN TOWN
CAR '99. Only
55,000 miles.
White/tan. $10,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
LINCOLN TOWN CAR
'00 Signature Series
Green w/beige leather,
loaded, 55K mi, Very
Nice! $10,975. 674-4444
MERCEDES E320 '00
Wagon. Champagne/ Ithr,
loaded, moonrf, CD, xtra
clean. $12,975. 674-4444
MERCEDES C230 '99
Kompressor. Black,
leather, loaded, 76Kmiles.
$13,975. Call 674-4444
MERCEDES C240 '02 4dr,
White/beige leather,
moonroof, loaded. 47,100
miles. $18,975. 674-4444
M ercedes C230 '04-
Coupe, Kompressor
Silver, leather,
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MARQUIS '03 Only
27,000 mi. $13,890
998-0012
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28k miles, $16,400.
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MERCURY GR
MARQUIS '03
Extra low miles.
$12,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 Mitsubishi Galant
'00 ES, Green, 129k
miles, c/ctrl auto,
good cond, $3500
OBO. Call (904)908-1091
N NISSAN 350Z '04
Touring Edition
only 18K mi.$22,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
\ NISSAN ALTIMA
I F GXE '06. Fully
equipped. $18,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN ALTIMA
GXE '06. Black/
tan. $18,99. p6129
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
& Nissan Sentra
'05-AM/FM, CD, 4
cyl, silver, cloth
seats, private
owner, exc cond, Ame-
lia Island, Call 491-7996
$12000
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
GTP '03 Red, leather,
moonroof, loaded, 69K
miles. $11,975. 674-4444






'04 AUDI A4\
Quattro
Low mileage
$27,900
'05 ACURA TL
White, fact warr.
$27,900
'04 BMW 530i
Factory warranty
$33,900
'04 BMW 645ci
Only 7000 miles
$62,900
'04 BMW 645ci
Cab. Fact. warr.
$63,900
'05 BMW M3
Silver, Cabriolet
$44,900
'02 FORD
RANGER
Ext Cab 4x4, auto
$15,900
'05 FORD
EXPLORER
Eddie Bauer
$23,900
'04 GMC
YUKON XL SLT
Fact warranty
$24,900
'06 INFINITI
G35
Black, SR, auto
$26,900
'04 Land Rover
HSE only 13K mi
$49,900
'07 TOYOTA FJ
CRUISER
$27,900
'OVOLVO XC90
Only 7000 mi, silver
$33,900
'03 VW Beetle
SR, leather
$12,900








f\ SATURN L200 '03
Gas Saver. $10,490
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4& Scion TC '06
Fully Loaded,
Excellent condition,
18.5k miles, asking
$16,900 OBO. Call Evan:
(843)469-4136 or
(843)-568-6968
SSC ION tc '06. Fully
equip, auto. $17,480
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Toyota Camry XL
'02- New CD player,
runs very good,
please call
(904)762-2314 or
(904)327-4074
TOYOTA COROLLA S '02
4dr, AT/AC, loaded. 66K
miles. $9975. 425-4320
&L Toyota Matrix XR
'05- Excellent cond,
low miles, great on
gas, Below NADA
listing, $16,000. 838-6562
or 458-6023
7 TOYOTA SCION tc
'06 Coupe. Black,
sunroof, CD. $16,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA SCION tc
'06 Coupe. Black,
sunroof, like new.
$16,990. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
& Toyota Scion '05
XB, blk, 31,650 mi,
MP3 player, 17"
custom wheels, low
profile tires, $13,000
545-7246 or 343-7747
USE YOUR W-2
FOR YOUR DOWN PAYMENT
"EASY FINANCING FOR ALL!"
Over 100 Cars, Trucks, SUVs
and Vans To Choose from.
CALL NOW 425-4320
LX VOLKSWAGEN
S PASSAT GLS '03
V6. $15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
(y VOLVO V70 '03
Wagon. Leather,
CD, sunroof, extra
low miles. $16,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Trucks, Vans, SUVs 00-05
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ACURA MDX '01 Cham-
pagne/beige Ithr, Loaded,
Mint. $15,975. Call 777-9119
BUICK LESABRE '03
Limited. Champagne/
beige Ithr, loaded, 48K mi
Beautiful! $8975. 674-4444
CADILLAC SRX -'05, blk,


V6, 4dr, loaded, 44k mli,
$19,900. 912-674-2239
CADILLAC DEVILLE '97
Green/beige Ithr, loaded,
69K. NICE! $7975 674-4444
7 CHEVROLET
AVALANCHE Z71
4x4 '03. CD, sun-
roof. $22,900
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY AVALANCHE
Z71 4x4 '04. Lthr, enter-
tainment pkg, loaded, 48K
miles. $22,975. 674-4444
CHEVY AVALANCHE
Z66 '02. 4dr, at/ac, loaded,
48K mi. $16,975. 674-4444
7 CHEVY COLO-
RADO '05 Xtra Cab
Only 6K mi. $14,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY COLO-
RADO '05 xtra cab.
Only 6000 mi.$14,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Chevy Silverado '02
2500 HD, ext cab,
4wd, 4dr, V8, 8.1 L,
auto, am/fm/CD,
AC, Great Cond, $17,500
287-8903 or 599-5743


Chevy Silverado '96
Good Condition,
$4,000 OBO.
(904)491-0292, May
be seen at Kings Bay
Auto Shop.
SChevy Suburban
1500 LS 32k miles,
all pwr, very clean,
garage kept, tow-
ing pkg, 42 gallon fuel
tank Call (904)779-0503
CHEVY
TRAILBLAZER '02
Pewter, 4x4, fully
equipped. $13,990 lo
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHRYSLER PACI-
FICA '06 Ltd.
2 to choose from.
Fully equipped. $17,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
DODGE DAKOTA SLT
'01 Crew Cab. Loaded,
55K mi. $11,975. 674-4444
DODGE DURANGO SLT
4x4 '00. V8, at, dual ac,
3rd seat, loaded. $8975.
Call 674-4444
DODGE RAM 1500 Crew
Cab SLT '03. Silver, VS,
AT3, A7Caload The economic impact of the
DODGE RAM 1500
(Z)HEMI '04. 4dr, fully
equipped. $16,990
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4, Dodge Ram
S2militar in Northeast Florida

Charger '91-4X4,
AT, 142k, 360 CC,
dual exhaust, CB,
tow pkg, lift kit, $7,995
OBO. Call (904)294-8186
Ford F150 '06

(912)6941833 and Southeast Georgia is
Ford F-150
'95-Eddie Bauer
4x4, cam manifold,
chip heads. Hard
top on bed, $6500 OBO.
Call Bill: 315-5765
Ford Pickup '95
Must see, New
Tires, Stainless
wheels & guards,
exc cond, $3500 OBO.
792-9306, Westside
4 Ford Ranger '92
Reg Cab w/Topper.
V6, 5spd, AC. Bed
mats. Looks & Runs

Gr A Snot i Local businesses benefit from the military and civilian personnel who
ZR2Off Road Pkg,
$3,000 in Extras, 54k
miles, 4 wheel dr,
$15,000. (904)704-8872

(9s155e0Ca buy and rent homes and who purchase goods and services. Let them
(912)552-1237
SDodge Durango'06

included extended warr, know what your business has to offer by advertising in one or all of
white, tow pkg,
904-206-4355
INFINITI Q45 '96 Tour-
dPe 444 t7h the m military publications distributed at the local bases in the area.

JEEP CHEROKEE '01
4dr Sport 4x4. 4.0 6cyl, at,
ac, loaded, 41K miles.
$8975. Call 674-4444
t Jeep Cherokee '97
84k miles, $7,800.
Runs Great, Gas is
great, (904)388-4845
JEEP WRANGLER 4X4
Fo9T E 4 ror advertising 64O634as
miles. $7975. 674-4444 -or advertising
JEEP WRANGLER X 05 E 06342
24,800mi, CD, 4wd, oversz t
tires, $16,750 912-882-2997
KIA SPORTAGE '00 information,
Cony, Only 40,600mi, AT,
AC, Loadd, $5,975 674 4444
ISLAND ROVER
RANGE ROVER
'05. Silver/gray int" P
fully equipped. $54,990
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S '03 904 3594336
AT, AC, loaded, low ,
miles. $12,975. 674-4444 3 *k
TOYOTA
(94RUNNER LTD'03 F 9 6 3
Fully equipped, V8, --
only 45,000 miles $23,890 -
998-0012 UFax 904366-6230/
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA RAV4 '00
4X4loaded. 58,300 mii.
Very clean. $9975. 674-4444
TOYOTA SEQUOIA
Limited '04- 4X4, fully
equipped, original
owner, superb conditions
$28,500 obo. 904-824-6063
S Toyota Tacoma '02
Extended cab, V6,
Pre-Runner, 66k
miles, $11,900 Call
641-7998
TOYOTA TACOMA
Pre-Runner '04 Double
Cab. V6, AT, AC, loaded,
43K miJ. $19,975. 674-4444
TOYOTA TUNDRA
SR5 '04. Fully
equipped. $19,990
998-0012' U )" ,V
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLEI
SVWCabrio 96 Ir a
Ex Cod Ctean in
& Out, $47O0OBO.
Call Dave
(904)859-9334



Chry sler Town&Co 03 low
mi, loaded, Ithr, war-
ranty $14,500 obo 733-7844
4 Dodge Grand Cara-
van '03 Green "I
w/grey interior,-
V6, CD, exc cond, 37k, '
$15,000 227-2491


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military in Northeast
Florida and Southeast .
Georgia.
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