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USS Stark Was Attacked 20 Years Ago


Mayport Remembers Stark Crew


Mayport Holds

Blood Drive
Naval Station Mayport will
host a blood drive in conjunc-
tion with the American Red
Cross on May 15 from 9 a.m.-
3 p.m. at the Navy Federal
Credit Union parking lot.
Participants donating blood or
platelets from May 1-31 can
enter a drawing for four Delta
Airline round-trip tickets, four
tickets to Disney World and a
three-night stay at the Clarion
Hotel and dinner for four at
Planet Holywood. Bring a
photo ID. For more informa-
tion, call 270-6148.


Mark Calendar
For Midway
Plans are underway for
this year's Battle of Midway
Commemoration Dinner,
sponsored by Mayport Navy
League. The dinner will be
held on June 2 at the Hyatt
Regency on Jacksonville's
northbank. All naval person-
nel, active duty, retired, enlist-
ed, officer and civilians are
invited to attend the dinner.
More information will follow.

NEX Ready For
Bridal Season
The Mayport Navy
Exchange will host their 2nd
annual Bridal Fair event on
May 19 at the Main Exchange
Flower Shop from 10 a.m.-2
p.m. NEX will exhibit jew-
elry, accessories, floral, gift-
ware, cosmetics, hair stylist,
catering, music and more.
All engaged brides to be will
receive a free complimentary
gift from the NEX.

USO Mayport
Plans Family Day
The USO Mayport is
holding a Military Family
Appreciation Day sponsored
by Disney on May 30 from
10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Sea
Otter Pavilion. There will be
carnival games, free food,
DJ, prizes, a silent auction
and more. All are welcome.
For more information, con-
tact Wendy Layton-Pollack at
246-3481.

Special Bogey's
Brunch For Mom
Bogey's at Windy Harbor
Golf Club will hold a
Mother's Day Brunch from
9 a.m.-I p.m. May 13. Cost
is $12.95 per person. The
brunch menu includes an
omelet station, scrambled
eggs, eggs benedict, sausage
links, bacon, French toast
sticks, biscuits and gravy,
carving station, crepes, fruit
platter, Danishes, mini-
bagels, bread pudding with
rum sauce, cherries jubilee,
cream puffs and eclairs. Call
270-5143 for reservations.

Mayport Pool
Reopen Delayed
Due to unforeseen circum-
stances the completion date
of renovation project for the
pool has been delayed until
the week of May 21. Swim
lessons, recreational swim,
aqua aerobics, and lap swim
programs should begin in
June. The beach lifeguarding
program will begin Memorial
Day weekend. For more
information, call 270-5451.


By Pete Wyncoop
Mayport Council Navy League
It has been 20 years since the
attack of USS Stark (FFG 31)
while on patrol in the south-
ern Persian Gulf. Thirty-seven
crewmembers of the Mayport-
based ship died in the attack. On
May 17, they will be remem-
bered again.
The 20th annual memorial
service for USS Stark will be
held at Naval Station Mayport's
Memorial Park at 10:30 a.m. on
May 17.


On May 17, 1987, 37 USS
Stark Sailors were killed when
two missiles struck the ship
without warning after 9 p.m.,
while the ship was on patrol in
the southern Persian Gulf. One
missile exploded, causing tre-
mendous damage and immedi-
ate fires in the forward part of
the ship. Fuel from the second
missile intensified the fires,
and the crew fought the inferno
through the night and the next
day. Aided by equipment and
fire fighting teams from other


Navy ships, the crew succeeded
in saving the ship, but the cost
was heavy.
Restored and returned to
service in 1988, Stark won
two Battle 'E' awards as best
ship in the squadron. After the
ship was decommissioned in
1999, the Naval Order of the
United States and Naval Station
Mayport partnered to preserve
the observance of this tragic
incident that wrought so much
misery for the crew members
and their families.


The service will feature
accounts of some of the events
that occurred following the
attack, both aboard the ship
and here in Mayport, from crew
and volunteers and staff who
worked to provide information
and support services to the fam-
ilies of crew members.
Following the service, there
will be a reception hosted by
the Naval Order of the United
States and the Mayport Council
Navy League at the CPO Club.
Several members of the


1987 crew of Stark will attend
the service and are planning
to hold a reunion in Mayport
during the weekend. The fol-
lowing link provides further
information: http://groups.
msn.com/ussstark/_homepage.
msnw?pgmarket=en-us.
Former crew and family
members seeking information
about the service are encour-
aged to contact starkmemorial@
earthlink.net for further infor-
mation.


'Predators' Are Around The Bend


-Photo courtesy of HSL-44
The sun sets behind a crewmember and an SH-60B helicopter attached to HSL-44 Detachment One "Predators." The detachment recently marked the
halfway point of its deployment with USS Vella Gulf (CG-72) as part of Bataan ESG in support of the Global War on Terrorism. See story, Page 4.


Sea Turtles


Season
From NSMayport Security
Naval Station Mayport beach-
es are a great place to live and
visit for both people and endan-
gered species of sea turtles.
It is just a little tougher to find
a good place to "nest" if you are
an endangered sea turtle.
Turtle nesting takes place
from now through Oct. 31.
However, their safety depends
on you. Hatchlings find their
way to the sea by light clues,
such as brightness. They
instinctively crawl towards the
brightest light and become dis-
oriented if artificial lights are
shining from behind.
Artificial light from beach-
front homes, streetlights or even
flashlights can attract the hatch-
lings away from the safety of
the water and lead them to their
deaths.
Lights and people disorientate
female turtles coming ashore to
nest. If one is sighted coming
ashore, contact the base Wildlife
officer and remain clear, stay
quiet, do not use a light source
and don't allow anyone near her
to disturb her nesting.
How can you help? By sim-
ply keeping our beaches as dark
and quiet as possible throughout
the nesting period. Consider the
following suggestions:
*Turn off all unnecessary
lights and do not use flashlights
without a red lenses.


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*Reposition the source of any
light fixture so it is not visible
from the beach.
*Use motion detectors on out-
side lights for security purposes.
*Place timers on lights so they
are off by 10 p.m.
*Close all Navy Lodge, BOQ
and house curtains at sunset that
face the beach.
And Remember:
*All special functions con-
ducted on Naval Station
Mayport beach areas during
nesting season must be cleared
through the Wildlife officer
first.
*Restrict leaving large holes
and rutting on the beach area.
*All dogs on the beach must
be on a leash at all times.
*Never touch a nesting
female or emerging hatchlings.
These actions are a violation of
federal and state laws. Never
try to push a live sea turtle back
into the water. If the turtle is out
of the water and on the beach,
keep the shell wet with a damp
towel or sprinkle water over it.
For more information, or if
you sight an unmarked nest,
hatchling or stranded sea tur-
tles, contact the NS Mayport
Wildlife Office immediately at
219-2178. Call the Beaches Sea
Turtle Patrol at 613-6081 for all
Jacksonville area beaches or the
Florida Marine Patrol at 270-
2500.


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-Photo courtesy of USS Boone
Cmdr. Newman J. Evans III relieves Cmdr. Marc H. Dalton as commanding officer of USS
Boone (FFG 28) on April 27.


Boone Has New


By Ensign Steven Gonzalez
USS Boone PAO
Cmdr. Marc H. Dalton was
relieved by Cmdr. Newman J.
Evans III as commanding offi-
cer of USS Boone (FFG 28) on
April 27.
Evans graduated from Ohio
State University in 1989 with
a Bachelor of Arts in Political
Science and was commis-
sioned as an Ensign through the
NROTC program.
After completing Surface
Warfare School Division
Officer Course in Newport, R.I.,
Evans reported to USS Carr


(FFG 52) where he served as
Damage Control assistant and
Ordnance officer and completed
two deployments to the Persian
Gulf and Red Sea in 1992. In
January 1993, he reported to
USS Bunker Hill (CG 52) for-
ward deployed in Yokosuka,
Japan where he served as
Combat Information officer and
Operations officer and complet-
ed a Middle East deployment.
Evans was then ordered to the
OPNAV staff in Washington,
D.C. where he was assigned
to the Strategy and Concepts
Branch (N513).


Skipper
Following his post-graduate
studies at the Naval War College
in Newport, R.I., Evans report-
ed as executive officer to USS
Boone (FFG 28) in July 2002
where he completed a Counter
Narcotics Operations deploy-
ment in the Caribbean Sea.
After completing his executive
officer tour, Evans served as
Chief Staff officer in Destroyer
Squadron 15 forward deployed
in Yokosuka, Japan.
Dalton assumed command of
Boone on Nov. 18, 2005. Since
taking command, Boone partici-
See Boone, Page 7


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NMCRS Active Duty Fund


Drive Surpasses $275,000


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Naval Officer's Spouse's
Association (NOSA) donates
$3,750 to NMCRS. Each year
NOSA has a "Time and Talent
Night" to raise funds to help
Navy Families. As a result of
their annual fund raiser they
were able to donate funds to
NMCRS, USO and Compass.
Their $3,750 to NMCRS put the
total raised during this year's
2007 Active Duty Fund Drive
to just over $275,000. Bill
Kennedy, the Director, could
not have been more pleased.
Destroyer Squadron Fourteen
(DESRON 14), led by Lt.
Cmdr. Perry and Senior Chief
Cunningham, were the senior
coordinators for this year's fund
drive. Through their tremen-
dous efforts and the outstand-
ing support of all the volunteer


coordinators, the fund drive was
extremely successful.
Because of the dedicated
hard work of the key personnel
among the ships, the squadrons
and the tenet commands the
Base easily exceeded its goal of
$245,000. Bill Kennedy, how-
ever, knew from past experience
that an overall goal of $275,000
was very possible. Many, many
commands exceeded 100 per-
cent of goal and one ship USS
Carney exceeded 250 percent
of goal.
At the end of April the final
report from DESRON 14 had
the total at just over $272,000.
On May 1, NOSA invited Bill
Kennedy to attend their month-
ly meeting and presented him
with a check that put the 2007
NMCRS Fund Drive over the


top. WOW! What a wonderful
and generous donation from a
fantastic organization.
To all who participated, to all
who gave of their time and tal-
ent, to all who donated funds
"Thank You, Thank You"! We
could not have done it without
your superb support and hard
work. Bravo Zulu! The real
winners are the families who
face financial emergencies
and because of your efforts,
NMCRS will be able to assist
them in their time of need.
It is extremely gratifying as
Director to drive on this Base
each day knowing so well that
so many care about helping
those in need. THANK YOU.
YOU ARE THE GREATEST!
Bill Kennedy
NMCRS Mayport Director


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The Carney FRG sponsored the USO's "No Dough" dinner on April 30. There was a
record turnout and more than 100 people were fed.


Tickets to Adventure Landing,
on Beach Boulevard, are now
available at the USO! Tickets
to the Waterpark are $18 and
tickets to the Waterpark PLUS
five "dry" attractions are $27.
The USO has begun sell-
ing Pepsi 400 tickets for the
race on July 7 at the Daytona
International Speedway. Tickets
range in price from $45 to $126.
For more information regard-
ing ticket pricing and seats
available, please visit www.
usojax.org.
Wild Adventures Theme Park
tickets are $31.95 at the USO!
(This is a savings of $10.) Did
you know...tickets purchased
for use at Busch Gardens or Sea
World may be used for seven
consecutive days at that park?
Visit your USO for more infor-
mation or to purchase the tick-
ets.


USO News
at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., and
Saturday's at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Ticket prices are normally $5
weeknights and $10 weekends,
and are discounted for military
to $2.50 and $5 respectively,
and are available at the door the
night of the performance. For
more information, go to www.
improvj acksonville.com.
Volunteers are needed at
the USO Welcome Center
Jacksonville International
Airport to welcome service
members and their families,
coordinate transportation to
local bases, and other assis-
tance as required. Volunteers
receive free parking during their
shift. Contact Lynne, Volunteer
Coordinator at 904-305-4467
or lynne@usojax.com for more
details.
USO sells discounted tick-
ets to AMC Movie Theatres,


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


-Photo by Paige Gnann
Naval Officer's Spouse's Association (NOSA) present checks to representatives of USO
Mayport, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) and COMPASS from 100 percent
of the funds raised at the association's Time and Talent auction earlier this year. Pictured
from left is NS Mayport Commanding Officer, Capt. Charles King, USO Mayport
Director Wendy Layton-Pollack, NOSA President Carol Shea, NMCRS Director Bill
Kennedy, Time and Talent Co-Chair Deanna Garrity and COMPASS team leader Amy
Erb.



Preparation Vital For


2007 Hurricane Season


From National Oceanic andAtmospher-
ic Administration
Hurricane season is looming
around the comer, and a fam-
ily action plan can be the best
way to keep you and your fam-
ily safe.
Practicing the plan helps your
family stay prepared in case of
severe weather. Begin by dis-
cussing the different types of
hazards of your home from dif-
ferent types of weather. Wind,
flooding, tornadoes and storm
surge are the main types of haz-
ards.
Find out if your home is in
any type of evacuation zone,
especially for storm surge. If
your home is in an evacuation
zone, make sure you know how
to reach a safe shelter in your
area.
A hurricane plan should be in
place whether your home is in
an evacuation zone, or not.
Locate the safest rooms or
places in your house for each
hazard. Don't forget to consid-
er that the safest place may not
be in your house, but in your
community. Determine escape
routes from your home and
make sure to have a designated
meeting area outside.
If you have pets, make a
plan for where to keep them, as
many hurricane shelters do not
accept pets.
Emergency supplies may be
all you have during bad weath-
er, so keep a disaster supply kit
with food and basic living items
for 3-7 days.
Have an out-of-state contact
designated so everyone has the
same point of contact. Taking


this precaution may make the
difference in finding separated
family members.
Have an NOAA weather radio
for official, real-time weather
information in your emergency
kit. This is a commercial-free,
24-hour broadcast that pro-
vides critical life-saving weath-
er information when properly
placed within your home.
An NWR should be placed
near a window and away from
metal wall studs. It may require
a small external antenna.
NWRs are available at electron-
ic stores.
Besides keeping your family
safe, your home and property
should also be a priority.
Consider installing a roof
covering that is rated for hur-
ricane force winds. Board win-
dows and brace doors to protect
the interior of your home.
If you live in an especially
vulnerable area, such as the
coastline, consider install-
ing permanent storm shutters
for your windows and doors.
Check the caulking and weather
stripping on your windows and
doors to protect from flooding.
Tie down fixtures in your
yard and remove any items that
may become wind-borne debris
and ask your neighbors to do
the same.
Remove gravel/rock land-
scaping material and replace
with fire treated, shredded bark
to reduce damage.
These tips and more can be
found through the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration at www.nhc.
noaa.gov, and the Federal


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Improve Jacksonville Comedy Disney World, Sea World, by the center at 2560 Mayport FFS C H elps W ith Exe T
Theater offers a military dis- Busch Gardens, Wet N' Wild, Road. USO is open from 9 a.m.- C H W E e Ti
count to their performances on Universal Studios, Islands 9 p.m., Monday-Friday and 9 FromFFSC The Executive Transition an's
Wednesday's at 8 p.m., Friday's of Adventure, and Adventure a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday. The NS Mayport Fleet Seminar is designed to promote mati,
SC Sand Family Support Center network expansion, sharing germ
CF FI tSC (FFSC) will host an Executive business expertise, and special level
Transition Seminar for senior presentations featuring senior Fo
FromFFSC Parent Support Playgroup, USO Walk-in Review Assistance, enlisted personnel E9 and above level experts.
The following classes and May 17, 9-11 a.m., Resume FFSC and Officers 05 and above (04's The seminar will also pro- regis
activities are offered by the Walk-in Review Assistance, on a space available basis) from vide information on executive FFSI
Fleet and Family Support Center FFSC May 31, 9 a.m.-noon, New 8 a.m.-4 p.m. from May 14-17 resumes, interviewing skills, Seati
(FFSC) and are free of charge. May 1 8, 9 1 1 a.m., Parent Support Playgroup, USO at Ribault Bay. financial management, veter- pants


ance for Safe Homes at
v.flash.org, a leading sourc-
r current, accurate and reli-
safety information.
saster Supply Kit
Cash banks and ATMs may
be open or available for
ended periods.
Vater at least one gallon
/ per person for three to
n days.
ood at least enough for
to seven days, including:
ion-perishable packaged or
ed food/juices
oods for infants or elderly
nack foods
ion-electric can opener
Cooking tools/fuel
aperr plates/plastic utensils
Radio battery operated and
AA weather radio
Blankets/Pillows, etc.
clothing seasonal/rain
/sturdy shoes
first Aid Kit/medicines/pre-
tion drugs
Special items for babies
elderly
Toiletries/hygiene items/
ture wipes
lashlight/batteries
Keys
oys, books and games
important documents in a
rproof container;
insurance, medical records,
account numbers, Social
rity card, etc.
ools
Vehicle with full tank of gas
'et care items:
Roperr identification/immu-
ion records/medications
Ample food and water
A carrier or cage
Puzzle and leash

transition
benefits, TRICARE infor-
on and other relevant topics
lane to transitioning senior
personnel.
or more information or to
ster, please contact The
C at 270-6600 ext. 110.
[ng is limited to 60 partici-
s.


Pre-registration is required and
childcare is not available. For
more information about the
classes or to register call 270-
6600, ext. 110.
May 10, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
May 10, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
May 11, 9-11 a.m., Credit
Report Review, FFSC
May 14, 1-2:30 p.m., FERP
Starting Your Own Business,
FFSC
May 14, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class, FFSC
May 14-17, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Executive TAP (E9 & Aboe),
RBCC
May 15, 9-11 a.m., Sponsor
Training, FFSC
May 15, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
May 15, 6-7 p.m., Individual
Augmentee Support Group,
FFSC
May 16, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
May 17, 9 a.m.-noon, New


Establishing A Sound Personal
Budget, FFSC
May 21, 6-8 p.m.,
Ombudsman Assembly, CPO
Club
May 21-24, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
TAP Separatee Workshop,
RBCC
May 22, 9-11 a.m., Parenting
Class, FFSC
May 22, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
May 23, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
May 24, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
May 24, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
May 24, 8-11 a.m., Anger
Management Class, FFSC
May 25, 9-11 a.m.,
Considerations for Home
Buying, FFSC
May 29, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
May 30, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
May 31, 9-11 a.m., Resume


Want to use your CSB/REDUX: CAREER
STATUS BONUS to pay off debts? See your
Command Financial Specialist or the PFM Financial
Educator at Fleet and Family Support Center first.
It may just save you money. To find out more, call
Kevin Hansen at 270-6600, Ext. 130.


Chapel Call
Command Chaplain:
Cmdr. Phil Wyrick
SUNDAY
Sunday School..................9...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.


Naval Station Mayport
C apt. C harles King ...................................................................... ................. C om m ending O officer
C m dr. Jo hn Lobb ......................................................................................... 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
MCSN Bonnie W illiams .................................. Assistant Public Affairs Officer
Pa ig e G n a n n .......................................................................................... ... .... ............................. E d ito r
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On Base
Wednesday, May 23
The USS Boone Family
Readiness Group will meet at 6
p.m. at the USO.
Thursday, May 24
The USS Philippine Sea fam-
ily readiness group will hold
its monthly meeting and pot-
luck at 6:30 p.m. at the USO on
Mayport Road. Babysitting will
be provided.
Thursday, June 14
The USS Camey family read-
iness group will meet at 6:45
p.m. at the USO on Mayport
Road. Childcare will be pro-
vided.

Out in Town
Saturday, May 12
Renowned landscape art-
ist and instructor, Alison
Watson, will show you the
secrets of superior composition
in natural surroundings to set
the stage for your next paint-
ings at The Cummer Museum
of Art & Gardens Landscape
Composition Field Trip from
9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Meet at
the Walter Jones Historical Park
in Mandarin for demonstration,
sketching, study, photography,
and catered boxed lunch. Bring
camera and media of your
choice. Ages 16 and up. Cost
is members $52, non-members
$72, active docents $32. For
more information or to register,
call ("114) 355-0630.
Join Ranger Brian on Fort
George Island at 8 a.m. for an
early morning program that will
introduce you to bird watch-
ing. Topics include the basic
tools available to birdwatchers
and the basics of bird habitat,
behavior and identification.
Participants will meet in the
parking lot across from the
Ribault Club on Fort George
Island. Bring bug repellant,
water and comfortable walking
shoes. The program is free.
The U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary 14-04 as a public
service is offering an Americas
Boating Course program on
May 12, June 2, June 23, and
July 21 at the Captain's Club.
The Captain's Club is at 13363
Beach Blvd. located between
Hodges and Kernan Blvd. The
program meets the Florida
State Requirement for a Boaters
Safety Card. Contact Ray at
904-422-1787 for more infor-
mation.
Sunday, May 13
Join Ranger Michelle for a
very special sunrise search for
the Painted Bunting at 6:15 a.m.
The program will teach you to
identify the Painted Bunting,
including their habitat, song,
flight characteristics and migra-
tory patterns. The morning sun
will greet us as we ride along
the 5 mile paved bike trail at
Little Talbot Island State Park.
This program is limited to 15
people. Call the Little Talbot
Ranger Station at (904) 251-
2320 to reserve your spot. You
will need to bring a bike, a hel-
met (if you are under 18) and a
water bottle. Participants will
meet at 6:15 am at the entrance
gate to Little Talbot Island State
Park. The program is free, but
non-campers will need to pay
the park entrance fee ($4.00 per
vehicle) to attend.
Bring the kids to Little Talbot
Island State Park at 2 p.m. for a
Junior Birding program, which
will introduce kids to the basics
of bird watching. All partici-
pants will receive a Jr. Birder
booklet and have the chance
to earn a Jr. Birder Certificate.
Once kids are introduced to bird
watching we will take a short
hike to see what birds are in
the park. Please bring comfort-
able walking shoes and a water
bottle. Participants will meet at
the SISTERS Pavilion 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.
Tuesday, May 15
Join The Cummer Museum
of Art & Gardens for a drop-
in studio activity for children
ages 4-8 based on the national
Start With The Arts program on


Tuesday from 4-5 p.m. Each
week your child will have the
opportunity to explore the gal-
leries or gardens and experiment
with a different art process. No
pre-registration. Please arrive
early as class size is limited.
Cost is members $5, non-mem-
bers $7.
Wednesday, May 16
The Jacksonville Chapter,
U.S. Naval Academy Alumni
.will host Academy Head
. Football Coach Paul Johnson at


the University of North Florida
at 11:30 a.m. For information
and tickets, call Bobby Bray at
384-8060.
Thursday, May 17
Duval County Extension
Service will host the workshop,
"Irrigation Tips & Surviving
the Drought" from 10 a.m.-1
p.m. at 1010 N. McDuff Ave. In
times of drought, your irrigation
system needs to be functioning.
Staffers will try to all answer all
your questions at this workshop
on irrigation and also teach you
how to retrofit your system in
your landscape beds. Cost is


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387-8850.
Friday, May 18
The First Coast Beaches Unit
of the American Cancer Society
(ACS), will host the 14th Annual
Take a Swing at Cancer Golf
Tournament and Dinner Party.
The event, which is presented
by Fidelity Investments, will be
held at the Sawgrass Country
Club. The Captain's Choice
tournament will begin with a
shotgun start at 1 p.m. followed
by a dinner party and silent auc-
tion at 7 p.m. For more informa-
tion about the American Cancer


Society, please call 1-800-ACS-
2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
Saturday, May 19
The Jacksonville Genealogical
Society will hold their monthly
meeting at the Webb-Wesconnett
Branch Library, 6887 103rd
Street, at 1:30 p.m. The society
is proud to have President, Mary
Chauncey, as speaker. Mary is
the Coordinator of Reunions
each year for the Stone, Griffin
and Chuancey families, and
her topic will be, "Planning a
Family Reunion." For informa-
tion contact, Mary Chauncey at
781-9300.


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CDS 24 Hosts ASW Tournament



Mayport Commands Dive Deep For Win


ByLt. Cmdr. Michael Brand
COMDESRON 24
Commander Destroyer
Squadron 24 hosted the Second
annual COMDESRON 24
South East Area Regional ASW
Tournament (SEARAT) on May
2.
The tournament is designed
to evaluate the warfighter's tac-
tical forethought and knowledge
of Anti-Submarine
Warfare through
the use of
written
examina-
tio ns ,
GRAM
analysis
and a PC
video
game v d
empha-
sizing
tactical
employ-
ment of military
assets. The event's
objective is to provide another
venue to increase ASW train-
ing opportunity in the Southeast
Region.
Ten teams participated in the
regional event, open to all sur-
face ship and helicopter, and
P3 commands in Naval Station
Mayport and Naval Air Station
Jacksonville and SSBN sub-
marine crews from Kings Bay.
During the tournament, teams
were evaluated on their tactical
knowledge in the areas of coor-
dinated ASW operations, sensor


employment, and battle space
management.
Close evaluation of the ships
ASW teams gives the partici-
pants an adequate assessment
of their tactical evaluators and
sonar operators. The tourna-
ment's competitiveness esca-
lates the tactical forethought
and warfighter enthusiasm,
transitioning our operators into
battle space planners.
Congratulations
to the USS
Vicksburg (CG
69) and its
ASW team,
C o T headed by
STG1(SW)
Hickman
tpa n d
STSI(SS)
A Holdiness,
for the title of
"King SEARAT"
as COMDESRON
24 ASW Tournament
Champion. They were awarded
the coveted "Golden Ballbat"
trophy on May 3.
As coordinators of both
the ASW tournament series
and the SEASWITI exercise
series (Southeastern ASW
Integrated Training Initiative),
COMDESRON 24 will continue
to offer effective training ven-
ues for all ASW platforms. All
commands are invited to par-
ticipate in future tournaments
and exercises.


-Photos courtesy of COMDESRON 24
COMDESRON 24 Commodore Robert Kapcio presents Sonar Technician Surface 1st Class (SW) Ronald Hickman and
Sonar Technician Submarine 1st Class(SS) Kenneth Holdiness with the "Golden BallBat" trophy for winning the second
annual SEARAT tournament.


Teams from USS Robert G. Bradley take the exam portion of the tournament. There were 10
teams from seven commands participating in this year's event.


Hickman and Holidness play the computer simulator game "Dangerous Waters," one of
three events that made up the ASW tournament.


HSL-44 'Predators' Deployment Passes Half Mark


By Lt. Brian Klidies
HSL-44 Detachment One
HSL-44 Detachment One
"Predators" marked the halfway
point of its deployment with
USS Vella Gulf (CG-72) as part
of Bataan ESG in support of
the Global War on Terrorism on
April 4.
The first half of deployment
has presented the Predators with
a wide variety of experiences.
Detachment One has flown
more than 366 hours in support
of missions such as oil plat-
form defense in the Northern
Arabian Gulf and plane guard
for the French aircraft carrier,
Charles De Gaulle, in support of
Operation Enduring Freedom.
The Predators also partici-
pated in a nine helicopter for-
mation flight comprised of five
different countries during the
Pakistani exercise AMAN '07.
The Predators are a two-heli-
copter detachment comprised of
six pilots, three aircrewmen and
17 aviation maintenance person-
nel. They are led by Officer-in-
Charge Lt. Cmdr. Bill Reagan,
Maintenance Officer Lt. Jarrod
Day and Operations Officer Lt.
Jarod Trujillo.
The detachments '
Administrative, Assistance
Operations, and Training offi-
cer billets are held by Lt. Brian
Klidies, Lt. Bob Kelly and Lt.
Brian Rhodes. AWl Aaron
Cook, AW2 Habran Lara, and
AW2 Shawn Tetreault serve
as the detachment's Sensor
Operators. The Detachment One
maintenance team is led by Lt.
Day, AEC Ted Vaughn and AE1
Norman Kennedy.
The Predators have completed
-three maintenance phase inspec-


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-Photo courtesy of HSL-44
HSL-44 Detachment One stands on the deck of USS Vella Gulf. The detachment passed the halfway mark of its deployment
recently.


tions and several major calendar
inspections on Magnum 455
and 456.
Also, many man hours have
been spent on unscheduled
maintenance, and daily and
turnaround inspections. The
team's efficiency is evident with
the detachment's 97 percent
mission completion rate.
This top-notch group of main-
tenance personnel include: ATI


Harlan Kelbaugh, AMI John
Rutten, AO1 Kendric Greely,
AD2 Randy Williams, AD2
Kendall Hasset, AT2 Caleb
Gilcrease, AM2 Kevin Beck,
AZ2 Aaron Scott, AD3 Ramesh
Thapa, AE3 Thai Pham, AM3
Neal Newton, AT3 Elliot Gibbs,
AEAN Ryan Ventaluth, AZAN
Christopher Worndle and
AOAN Paul Rambish.
Detachment One has enjoyed


three ports since departing
Mayport on Jan. 3.
The first was a Theater
Security Cooperation (TSC)
event with the Moroccan Navy
in Agadir, Morocco.
During the port visit, there
were several social engage-
ments involving Vella Gulf, the
Moroccan Navy, and local gov-
ernment officials.
Officers from both Navies


enjoyed a reception at the elo-
quently decorated Moroccan
Naval Officer's Club. The
fare was unique and tasty.
The ship's crew enjoyed local
Moroccan culture, shopping,
and cuisine throughout the city.
In the spirit of a TSC event,
many Sailors from Vella Gulf
participated in a commu-
nity relations project where
they repainted the inside of a


Moroccan Orphanage.
After the port call, Vella Gulf
participated in a day long exer-
cise of seamanship drills with
the Moroccan Navy.
Following Morocco, the
Predators next port was a brief
stop for fuel in Souda Bay,
Crete. Although the ship was
there for less than 24 hours, the
crew had a chance to get off
the ship, call loved ones, and
enjoy a cookout with music and
karaoke.
Detachment One was also
happy to spend time with
members of their sister detach-
ment, HSL-44 Detachment Six
"Woodpeckers" on board USS
Underwood (FFG 36).
After leaving Crete and
entering into the 5th fleet, the
Predators latest port stop was in
Bahrain. The port visit provided
an opportunity for great shop-
ping and rest and relaxation.
Little did the group know that
the stop in Bahrain would be
their last port for Vella Gulf and
Detachment One for 60 days.
Vella Gulf held a steel beach
picnic to celebrate the half-
way point of deployment and
more than 45 consecutive days
at sea. The crew was given the
opportunity to consume two
beers. The picnic was a wel-
come break from the monotony
of operations in the Northern
Arabian Sea.
While everyone is happy
to have reached the halfway
mark, the Predators are ready
to carry on with the mission.
The Predators and sailors of
Vella Gulf look forward to the
remainder of cruise, more port
visits, and finally their return
home to families and friends.


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Taking On Supplies


THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 10, 2007 5
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Above, a Landing Signal
Enlisted (LSE) directs
a SH-60B helicopter,
assigned to HSL-46
Detachment Six, as it
delivers supplies on the
forecastle of the guided-
missile destroyer USS
Mahan (DDG 72) dur-
ing a vertical replen-
ishment (VERTREP).
Mahan conducted the
VERTREP with fleet
replenishment oiler
USNS Patuxent (T-AO
201) in the Atlantic
Ocean. Right, the heli-
copter delivers supplies
to Mahan.


-Photo by MCSN Vincent J. Street


-Photo courtesy of HSL-42
Members of HSL-42 Detachment Two got out their paint brushes to participate in the annual
Jacksonville Housing Partnership's "Paint the Town" event.


HSL-42 Detachment 2


'Paints The Town'


From HSL-42
Several Proud Warriors of
HSL-42's Detachment Two,
along with several of their fam-
ily members, recently volun-
teered their Saturday on May 4
to "Paint the Town."
This is a program developed
by the Jacksonville Housing
Partnership to help out a des-
ignated area of the commu-


nity each year with restoring
their homes, including interior
upgrades, landscaping, roofing,
and exterior painting.
"The USO put out a base
wide request for volunteers and
we were happy to help out,"
said Senior Chief Aviation
Machinist's Mate Jim Key, the
detachment LCPO.
They spent the morning paint-


ing the exterior of one home
in the Northside before being
transported back to the muster-
ing site for a barbeque lunch
under the big tent with all of the
other community volunteers.
There were 49 total homes that
were involved with rehab week
and the majority of the work
was done via volunteers from
the local area.


HSL-46 Detachme


Flies With LEDET
By Lt.j.g. Andrew Watts the temperature of the pool. It Spanish. M
HSL-46 was nice and warm." Guardsman
HSL-46 Detachment Three On board USS McInerney, was an acco
was assisted in execution of the members of LEDET 409 flew speaker. His
counter narco-terrorism (CNT) 15 missions and 50 flight hours the aircrew
mission by members of the U.S. during their three month deploy- the situation
Coast Guard Law Enforcement ment. They provided the heli- munications
Detachment (LEDET) 409 from copter crew with an extra set of other units.
January to April 2007. eyes, scanning the open ocean MK3 Gc
The U.S. Coast Guard regu- for suspicious vessels. They first helicc
larly places Law Enforcement also provided assistance in com- Detachment
Detachments on board U.S. munication with foreign CNT "The flight
Navy vessels on counter narco- assets, most of whom routinely were a goo
terrorism deployments. The speak Spanish. good to ha
LEDETs provide expert knowl- On one mission, the air- t ,
edge and skills in a variety of crew of Detachment Three eyes up the
CNT missions. One of those was assigned with locating and Lt.j.g. Ca
missions includes assisting HSL tracking several suspicious go- etac men
detachments by flying in the fast type vessels approximately enjoyed wor
helicopter and providing on- 60 miles from the ship. As the Guard.
scene assistance as the aircrew helicopter arrived on scene, "I found
fly their missions. Members two American P-3's circled sonnel were
of the LEDET who fly with overhead as well as two El and enthusia
detachments must undergo U.S. Salvadoran air assets in close lookouts," sa
Navy water survival training proximity. The radios were Detachm
before they are qualified to fly crammed with rapid and impor- LEDET 409
on those missions. tant transmissions regarding ple of the N
"It was good training," said altitude separation and contact team workiM
MK1 Perez. "The best part was information, almost entirely in fight the wai


nt 3


409
K1 Perez, the Coast
flying that day,
omplished Spanish
s translations helped
better understand
by providing com-
assistance with the

)nzales flew his
opter flights with
Three.
its were fun. They
d experience. It's
ve an extra set of

lhoun, a pilot with
Lt Three, said he
king with the Coast

the LEDET per-
very professional
istic of their role as
aid Calhoun.
lent Three and
are a prime exam-
Navy/Coast Guard
ng well together to
r on drugs.


-Photo courtesy of HSL-46
HSL-46 Detachment Three helped out members of the U.S. Coast Guard Law Enforcement
Detachment 409 during a recent counter narco-terrorism mission.


Serving Up Good Eats


-Photo by MC2 Michael S. Campbell
Sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS The Sullivans (DDG 68) watch local Georgian dancer perform a
Khorumi dance. The Sullivans is operating in the 6th Fleet area of responsibility as a part of Commander, Naval Forces
Europe-Commander U.S. Sixth Fleet's strategic priority of improving maritime security and safety.


-Photo by MC2 Lynn Friant
Culinary Specialist Seaman Brian Hughes prepares crab-
legs at the Oasis galley onboard Naval Station Mayport.
Oasis holds a weekly special surf and turf meal consisting
of steak and crablegs for active-duty members, retirees
and their families.


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UNITAS 48-07 Begins In Argentina


By MC2(SW)
Alexia M. Riveracorrea
COMDESRON 40
UNITAS 48-07, a multi-
national exercise designed
to increase interoperabil-
ity of navies in the Americas,
began off the coast of Central
Argentina May 3.
"This is an excellent opportu-
nity for partner nations to oper-
ate as a coalition task group,"
said Lt. Cmdr. Donald Voebel,
Destroyer Squadron 40 oper-
ations officer. "Any time we
can come together and execute
precise military maneuvers and
tactics is beneficial to meeting
the CNO's vision of a 1,000
ship Navy."
Prior to the multinational
force getting underway, there
were several events in Puerto
Belgrano to prepare the assem-
bled forces for at-sea operations.
Along with their exercise prepa-
rations, US Sailors took advan-
tage of opportunities to deliver
Project Handclasp material to a
local charity and participate in
a wreath-laying ceremony com-
memorating the 25th anniversary
of the loss of Argentine ship
ARA General Belgrano.
The Project Handclasp dona-


-Photo by MCSN Damien Horvath
Representatives from UNITAS 48-07 Atlantic Phase partner nations, including Spain,
Argentina, Chile, Brazil and the United States, gather to discuss the beginning of the exercise
with local press representatives. UNITAS, which has been executed for 48 years, is intended
to strengthen working relations with partner nations during various maritime scenarios.
tions, which are gifts presented machines. Sailors from each exterior of Eva Peron Hospital
by the U.S. Navy on behalf of participating nation also rolled in Punta Alta, the civilian com-
the people of the United States, up their sleeves during a com- munity located outside of the
included medical supplies, toys, bined force community relations Naval Base.
hygiene products and sewing (COMREL) project to paint the UNITAS 48-07 Atlantic


Phase, hosted this year by
Argentina, brings together
nations with common inter-
ests in the Americas and also
includes Brazil, Chile, Spain
and the United States. UNITAS,
now in its 48th consecutive
year, strengthens relationships
with partner nations through
at sea operations under vari-
ous maritime scenarios. These
exercises are conducted annual-
ly in Atlantic and Pacific waters
around South America.
"I strongly believe that
navy exercises like UNITAS
have built healthy, close rela-
tionships between the navies
and countries in this region,"
said Argentina Surface Fleet
Commander Adm. Antonio
Torres. "They reinforce confi-
dence and understanding. They
promote friendly relations."
Members of the U.S. Coast
Guard international training
division trained approximately
85 Sailors from all participat-
ing countries in visit, boarding,
search and seizure (VBSS) tech-
niques, which helps standard-
ize procedures and emphasize
safety.
"It is a great opportunity to
interact with Sailors from dif-


ferent countries and help the
community at the same time. I
feel proud to be able to cooper-
ate in these types of projects,"
said Damage Controlman 2nd
Class (SW) Jorge Zuniga.
Along with navies from the
Americas, Spain is also partici-
pating UNITAS Atlantic phase
this year.
"Spain's presence in this exer-
cise shows us the importance of
what we are doing," said Torres.
"They come from the other side
of the Atlantic Ocean to be part
of that unity we show to the
world."
The U.S. Navy representative
is Task Group 40.0, which con-
sists of Dock Landing Ship USS
Pearl Harbor (LSD 52), Guided-
Missile Destroyer USS Mitscher
(DDG 57), Guided Missile
Frigate USS Samuel B. Roberts
(FFG 58) and Chilean Frigate
CS Almirante Latorre (FFG 14),
under the command of Capt.
Randy Snyder, Commander
Destroyer Squadron Four Zero.
For more information on the
U.S. ships in this Task Group go
to http://www.navy.mil/navy-
data/fact.asp.


Partnership Of The Americas

Completes A Successful

Port Visit in Buenos Aires


By MC2 (SW)
Alexia M. Riveracorrea
COMDESRON 40
Task Group 40.0 concluded
an action-packed port visit
April 30, where the ships' crews
participated in diverse events
ashore, including delivery of
Project Handclasp materials in
support of Partnership of the
Americas (POA) 2007.
Project Handclasp items
delivered included an ambu-
lance for a regional fire district
and medical supplies, sew-
ing machines, food and medi-
cal supplies for Stella Marris,
the Argentine Navy equivalent
to Navy Relief Society of the
United States, and the Red
Cross of Argentina.
"We are proud to present an
ambulance to the Association
of Volunteer Fire Fighters of
Las Parejas, Santa Fe. This
ambulance was donated by
The Wilmette, Illinois Fire
Department because of efforts
from Firefighter and Paramedic
Jamie Johnson after a visit to
Las Parejas in 2004," said Capt.
Randy Snyder, Commander
Destroyer Squadron Four Zero.
Following a short press con-
ference, USS Pearl Harbor
(LSD 52) Sailors provided
guided tours to a youth group


from Argentina accompanied by
local television and print news
representatives.
Other major events during
the visit included a reception
on board Pearl Harbor. U.S.
Ambassador to Argentina, Mr.
Earl Wayne and Vice Chief of
Naval Operations of Argentina,
Admiral Benito Rotolo were
among the more than 300 peo-
ple in attendance.
"Tonight we come togeth-
er to celebrate the arrival of
Partnership of the Americas par-
ticipants in Buenos Aires. With
this event we honor the coop-
eration between our countries
and throughout the region," said
Snyder.
During the event, food and
drinks were provided by Pearl
Harbor Sailors while multina-
tional guests discussed their
role in upcoming exercises and
UNITAS.
According to Culinary
Specialist 1st Class (SW)
Roberto Yngson, food coordi-
nator, the reception was a com-
plete success, and showcased
the pride and professionalism of
his culinary team.
"Having the Argentina guests
onboard is a great opportunity
for us as U.S. ambassadors to
show what we are capable of,"


said Yngson.
The reception was an ideal
opportunity to bring nations
together and foster their rela-
tionships.
"We are honored to be here
in Argentina and look forward
to working with the Navy, at
UNITAS," said Snyder.
With the formal events com-
plete Sailors used the rest of the
visit to tour the city and its his-
torical places, shop and inter-
act with Sailors from different
ships.
"The city tour was educa-
tional; we had the chance to
see the Casa Rosada which is
the President's residency. We
learned about Buenos Aires his-
tory. It was a great tour," said
Yngson.
POA Task Group 40.0 con-
sists of amphibious dock land-
ing ship USS Pearl Harbor
(LSD 52), guided missile
destroyer USS Mitscher (DDG
57), guided missile frigate
USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG
58) and Chilean frigate CS
Almirante Latorre (FFG 14).
For more information on the
U.S. ships in this Task Group
go to
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By Ensign
Andrew Bonderud
USS Gettysburg PAO
Last week, Sailors from USS
Gettysburg (CG 64) and the
American Red Cross teamed up
in an effort to save lives.
For more than five hours on
May 1, the Red Cross parked
their Blood Mobile on the
pier in front of the ship, as
Gettysburg Sailors donated their
blood, one pint at a time.
By the end of the day, the
blood drive had been an over-
whelming success. In fact,
throughout the day, there were
few moments when people were
not lined up, waiting to donate
their blood. More than 40
Sailors in all contributed.
Interior Communications
Electrician 3rd Class (SW)
Glenn Cobb was eager to par-
ticipate in the blood drive.
"I love to donate blood
because my blood type is 0
negative," he said. "I give it
whenever I can."
While there is a substantial
need for citizens of all blood
types to donate blood, there is


-Photo courtesy of USS Gettysburg
IC3 Glenn Cobb, who has 0 negative blood, donated blood
during Gettysburg's blood drive last week.
a particularly urgent need for sible blood is readily available
those with blood type 0 nega- whenever and wherever need-
tive to donate blood. ed for the military, for other
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RIE is aimed at reducing
the time and effort required to
review and approve detailed
procedures, called Formal
Work Procedures (FWP), that
SERMC Sailors use to perform
ship maintenance and repairs.
The RIE team was comprised
of Subject Matter Experts
(SME) on the FWP review and
Boone
pated in the exercise Neptune
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During this deployment, Boone


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Bruce, Todd Weeks, Paul
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Brett Kennedy, Joe Stepulaitus,
Larry Vanscoy, Cmdr. Pat
Shepler, Jim Holland and Wally
Meyer.
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on the reduction of both Flow
Time, the total time required

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Guitarist Bill Ricci performs at Beachside Community Centerduring its open house on
Friday. The open house included house specials, door prizes and free pool table and
arcade games.


-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
Comics On Duty.com comedian Robert Hawkins gets laughs from a crowd of Mayport
Sailors and family members during his show last Friday at Beachside Community Center,
part of the center's open house activities.


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enlisted bachelor and geo-bach-
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Special events, workshops, tour-
naments, inexpensive trips and
more are scheduled on and off
base each month. The Liberty
Program is based out of Planet
Mayport, located in Bldg. 46
near Bravo Pier. Planet Mayport
is an alcohol and smoke-free
environment and is open seven
days a week, 365 days a year,
weekdays from 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
and weekends from 10 a.m.-ll
p.m. This contemporary facility
features a movie theater, a free
Internet computer room, wi-fi
throughout, laundromat, ATM,
pool tables, video game sta-
tions, arcade games, ping-pong
tables and a snack area. Call
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May 10: Jacksonville Suns
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May 12: Canoe and Kayak
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on a trip down the St. Mary's
River. Cost of this trip is $10
and includes transportation and
gear. Van will depart Planet
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May 15 and 22: Trebek
Tuesday. Come test your skills
at some of the most popular
games of the past and the pres-
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a different game will be select-
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Event will start promptly at 6
p.m.
May 16: Nine Ball
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and includes your meal and
transportation.
May 24: Dinner and a Movie
Trip. Join the Liberty Program
on a trip to Regal Cinemas for
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is only $2 and includes food,
admission and transportation.
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women who have died serving
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By Marsha Childs
NH JAX Marketing
It is rare to find that outstand-
ing nurse whose knowledge,
skill, compassion and courage
have had a profound impact
in the lives of others. Naval
Hospital Jacksonville is blessed
with many such nurses and two
are being honored for their posi-
tive contributions to the nurs-
ing profession. Lt. Accursia
Baldassano and Calinica "Lynn"
Caudilla are among northeast
Florida's Great 100 Nurses for
2007.
Lt. Accursia Baldassano, a
certified emergency and adult
critical care nurse, has served
on active duty since 1992. As
the Endoscopy Clinic Division
Officer, she oversees the day-to-
day operations of the clinic and
provides care for patients during
their ambulatory procedures.
While serving at Naval
Hospital Jacksonville, she co-
created the Introduction to
En Route Care Course which
teaches deploying nurses and
hospital corpsmen how to pre-
pare patients for air transport.
The course covers aero-medical
evacuation and in-flight care.
Baldassano said, "The course
teaches nurses and corpsmen
how to package the patient for
flight and the care they might
expect to provide during trans-
port. For some critically ill
patients we may use body bags
nicknamed 'hot pockets' with
holes cut at various locations
to allow access to the patient
and their I.V. lines or tubes.
This method helps maintain
the patient's body temperature,
reduces the potential for lines
becoming tangled or dislodged
and provides protection from
sand and debris kicked up by
rotors. The course also covers
in-flight physiology, the effects
of altitude on the body, and even
how to approach a helicopter."
Baldassano trained through
the Air Force Flight Nurse
Course and served as one of
two flight nurses while assigned
to Diego Garcia, an island in the
Indian Ocean where the U.S.
has a military base.
As a prior Hospital Corpsman,
she viewed a nursing career
as an opportunity to share her
unique experiences with oth-
ers. Baldassano explained, "I
went into Navy nursing to help
develop other nurses and corps-


Lt. Accursia Baldassano
men and teach them skills that
will directly impact Sailors and
Marines on the frontline."
As a member of the Casualty
Receiving Treatment Ship
Team 8 (CRTS-8), Baldassano
deployed in August 2005 on
the USS Bataan for 19 days
to aid hurricane victims. She
was assigned to a detachment at
NAS Belchase in New Orleans
and assisted Air Force person-
nel to stand up a field hospital.
Calinica "Lynn" Caudilla
is another outstanding nurse
assigned to Naval Hospital
Jacksonville. When the tele-
phone rings in the Nurse Call
Center, she is one of several
professional and caring reg-
istered nurses who is ready
to help military families with
health-related information and
advice. She uses her own judg-
ment to deal with unusual situ-
ations and oftentimes provides
reassurance to patients who just
need someone to listen.
As an active community lead-
er, Caudilla served as the audi-
tor for the Philippine Nurses
Association of N.E. Florida
from 2004 to 2006.
She explained, "We created
the Legacy of Care Clinic a
free clinic that serves the poor-
est patients. We are governed
by the Department of Health
and we work very closely with
the We Care Program. The clin-
ic is located in Arlington and is
open the second Saturday each
month. All of our physician
volunteers are members of the
Philippine Medical Society of
N.E. Florida.
The organization's mission is
to provide nursing education,
conduct research and support
community service. She is the
2008 President Elect for the
association with more than 300


Calinica "Lynn" Caudilla
members.
In 2006, Caudilla chaired
the first ever Filipino Seniors
Workshop-a free elderly
outreach program to provide
information about Medicare
and Medicaid and to promote
camaraderie for more than 100
attendees. Due to its success,
the program was opened to
the public in March 2007 with
more than 200 seniors attend-
ing. She noted, "This was the
most meaningful event I have
ever done."
For three weeks in May,
Caudilla will travel to the
Republic of the Philippines to
assist with the Gift of Smile
sponsored by the Philippine
Medical Society of N.E. Fl.
The program offers free cleft lip
and palate surgical repairs. She
will teach Basic Life Support
to more than 100 medical and
nursing students.
The Great 100 Nurses of
Northeast Florida 2007 banquet
and award ceremony honor-
ing Baldassano, Caudilla and
other outstanding nurses for
their exemplary performance
as nursing professionals will be
Saturday, May 12, at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel in downtown
Jacksonville.



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Improving Foreign Relations


DFAS Returns


-Photo by MC2 Brian Smarr
Aviation Machinist's Mate 2nd Class Jorge Bonilla ofAircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD) displays
a helicopter turbo prop motor to foreign liaison officers from Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, during a recent tour
of Naval Station Mayport.


Navy Vet, Aircraft Artist


Gives B-25B 'Nose Job'


By MCSN Eric J. Cutright
Fleet Public,. Center Detachment
Hawaii
Hal Olsen, a former Aviation
Mechanic 1st Class during
World War II and professional
aircraft nose artist, was greeted
as a special guest April 18 at
the Pacific Aviation Museum
on Pearl Harbor's historic Ford
Island.
Olsen's unique art work
emblazoned a B-25B bomber
located at the Pacific Aviation
Museum and commemorated
the historic aircraft's use on the
65th anniversary of the April
18, 1942, Doolittle Raid on
Tokyo Bay.
His painting consisted of the
"Ruptured Duck," a cartoon that
closely resembles the Disney
character Donald Duck. The
"Ruptured Duck" wears radio
headphones and is pictured
above crossed crutches.
It took Olsen a little more
than four hours to finish the air-
craft's nose, but the final prod-
uct was well received by the
museum's guests and staff.
Before the museum opened
its doors to the public, Pacific
Aviation Museum curator, Mike
Wilson, made some phone calls
to the famous aircraft nose art-
ist.
The museum had a B-25B
bomber flown by Army 2nd Lt.
Ted Lawson who was part of the
famous "Doolittle's Raiders,"
and the seventh plane to take
off from USS Hornet (CV 8) for
the bombing raid on Tokyo.
Wilson felt the exhibit would
need a special touch to show-
case the authenticity of the his-
toric warplane.
Olsen willingly agreed
to the task at hand and the
Albuquerque, N.M., resident
flew out to Hawaii to a wel-
coming reception held by the
museum.
"It's a feeling of great fulfill-
ment and a great pleasure of
having been involved in this
project since the inception,"


-Photo by MCSN Eric J. Cutright
Hal Olsen, a professional nose artist, paints "The Ruptured
Duck" on the nose of a B-25B bomber at the Pacific Aviation
Museum on Ford Island, Hawaii, to commemorate the his-
torical aircraft's exhibit. Olsen, a retired naval aviation
mechanic, started his art career more than 60 years ago dur-
ing World War II.
said Wilson about Olsen's par- ranged from calendar girls to
ticipation with the museum. Disney-esque cartoon charac-
Olsen, whose works inspired ters.
good morale and esprit de corps Olsen would later opt out of
to military personnel during the Navy in pursuit of follow-
World War II, started his aircraft ing his passion by attending art
nose-painting career after he school, but later would be called
had purchased a set of oil paints upon again for his creative tal-
on an overcrowded liberty ship ents as an aircraft nose artist by
while his fellow Sailors were the Pacific Aviation Museum.
out buying souvenirs. The Pacific Aviation Museum
Liberty ships were used as resides on the National Historic
cargo ships during World War Landmark of Ford Island in a
II, and traveled to the differ- 42,000-square-foot former sea-
ent Pacific island bases with plane hangar that survived the
supplies, but service members December 7, 1941, attack.
could also use the ships' stores With actual aircraft from
to buy personal items. World War II, plus education-
According to Olsen, he ini- al interpretations of the Pearl
tially just wanted to paint the Harbor attack, the Doolittle
beautiful scenery of Tinian Raid on Japan, the Battles of
Island, but after decorating the Midway and Guadalcanal, the
nose of one fighter, his work museum and its exhibits rep-
gained recognition and pilots resent aviation's dedication to
started paying Olsen for his art. the defense of freedom in the
"I was making $78 a pay- Pacific.
check and $50 per plane, and The Pacific Aviation Museum,
I was doing about two or three which opened Dec. 7, has fast
planes a day," said Olsen. become a must-see historic
The working artist's aircraft attraction in Pearl Harbor.
nose art would eventually don For more information about
more than 100 fighter aircraft the Doolittle Raid, visit www.
across the Pacific, from PB-4Ys navy.mil/midway/doolittleraid.
to B-29B bombers. His work html.


PSD Afl<


To Web Hi
From DFAS ed to the n
The Defense Finance and cally. This
Accounting Service (DFAS) be available
returned to its original World future.
Wide Web location on May 1. This cha
The DFAS Web site shifted to public We
www.dfas.mil from its current DFAS-spo
location within the Department cations, su
of Defense (DoD) domain at unaffected
www.dod.mil/dfas. at their cur
According to DFAS, the
change should make the Web T
Accounting
site easier to find for its custom-
ers and partners. The informa- responsive
tion available on the site, which and accou
includes topics such as military men and E
and civilian pay, retiree and America. D
annuitant pay, and vendor pay million pe
will remain up-to-date and rel- 2006 made
evant for the site's visitors. el payment
Visitors who have book- commercial
marked the old site address at an average
www.dod.mil/dfas to access the disburseme
DFAS site should update their and mana,
Web browser bookmarks with military re
the new address. Anyone using benefits fu
the old address will be redirect- DFAS visit


:at Atlantic


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ew address automati-
redirect service will
e for the foreseeable

nge affects the DFAS
eb site only. Other
nsored online appli-
ch as myPay, remain
and can be accessed
rent online address.
fense Finance and
ig Service provides
professional finance
noting services to the
women who defend
)FAS pays about 5.9
ople and in the FY
e seven million trav-
ts, paid 13.8 million
il invoices, managed
e of $424 billion in
;nts to pay recipients,
ged $255 billion in
retirement and health
nds. For more about
http://www.dfas.mil.


Serves All Navy's Ships


By MC2(SW/AW)
Leslie Tomaino
Fleet Public,; i Center Atlantic
Many shipboard Sailors may
be asking themselves "Where
have all the personnelman
gone?"
For an answer, one only needs
to look within a newly renovat-
ed warehouse one block off Pier
10 at Naval Station Norfolk.
The Personnel Support
Detachment (PSD) Afloat
Atlantic (LANT), now well
established under the Personnel
Administrative Support Systems
(PASS) network, is the first to
implement the afloat concept.
In addition to Norfolk there
are PSD Afloat detachments in
Charleston, S.C.; San Diego;
Sasebo, Japan; Yokosuka,
Japan; Everett, Wash.; Pearl


Harbor; and Mayport, Fla. The
detachments handle all U.S.
Navy shipboard commands
worldwide.
"The changes support the
chief of naval operation's
Optimal Manning Initiative, and
by supporting the ships we are
reducing our manning afloat.
[We're] leaving the warfight-
ers on the ships and getting the
support functions off the ships."
said Lt. Cmdr. Bryant Kohut,
officer in charge for PSD Afloat
LANT.
PSD Afloat LANT cur-
rently services all 49 of the
Mid-Atlantic Region ships at
Norfolk and Little Creek except
for the aircraft carriers, which
are expected to be added incre-
mentally starting in 2008. They
also provide services for four


destroyer squadrons and one
amphibious squadron. This
means at the present time there
are more than 21,000 records
being handled by a staff of 165
personnelmen and two yeomen
who provide all pay and service
record needs.
One of the ways that the PSD
has brought better customer
service is by utilizing the team
concept.
"Our team members work
together, each bringing their
own prior experiences and
skill sets to the team, making
us more knowledgeable in our
rating and providing a higher
quality service to the fleet," said
Personnelman 2nd Class Billy
Spillers, PSD Afloat LANT.


CNRC Looking For Recruiters


By MC2(SW/AW)
Gabriel Owens
Navy Recruiting Command Public

Commander, Navy Recruiting
Command is looking to "plus
up" its recruiting force from
4,000 to 5,000 quality Sailors
by the end of FY10.
The need to increase the
number of quality Sailors enter-
ing the Navy coupled with a
decreasing pool of qualified
candidates requires recruiters
to spend more time trying to
recruit prospects who wouldn't
ordinarily lean toward military
service.
"The Navy has a very high
quality recruiting force today,
and we intend to sustain our
commitment to quality," said
Rear Adm. Joe Kilkenny,
CNRC.
"Remaining an employer of
choice in the challenging 21st
century marketplace is a critical
element in our plan to success-
fully recruit and retain the best
young people our nation has to
offer."
Navy recruiters spend a sig-
:nificant amount of time reach-


ing out to a smaller group of
potential recruits. The addition
of more recruiters to the force
will help ensure a solid recruit-
ing effort to meet the mission
growth as they continue to seek
out qualified applicants.
More recruiters will also help
create Navy awareness in areas
with little or no Navy footprint.
"We need to have more
Sailors out in Middle America
and other areas just to ensure
people understand what the
Navy is all about. We have all
the technology we need, but
recruiting takes two human
beings sitting down and having
a face-to-face conversation,"
said Kilkenny. "So, as our goal
goes up we want to make sure
we have the right people out
there."
While recruiting can be a
challenging career, the ben-
efits can be very rewarding.
Recruiters can look forward to
special duty assignment pay,
meritorious promotions, the
possibility of getting stationed
in or near their hometown, and
the being able to select choice
of coast on the following tour.


Additionally, successful recruit-
ing tours can be favorably
looked on in selection boards,
particularly for those Sailors
looking to make chief petty
officer.
"Recruiting duty by any mea-
sure is demanding," said Patrick
Donahue, Deputy, CNRC.
"Because the process of mak-
ing new Sailors begins with the
Sailor assigned to recruiting
duty, the stakes are high for the
future of our Navy."
"We will obtain success
through first-rate leadership,
proper applications of inno-
vation and the most effective
weapon we have the Navy
recruiter."
Sailors up for shore duty and
in their window for transfer
are encouraged to contact their
detailers to discuss the possi-
bility of helping to shape our
Navy's future.


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INTRACOASTAL WEST
SHOW HOME
CONDITION!
Gated Resort Style Liv-
ing with all amenities.
3bd/2ba, 1428 Sq Ft
1st floor corner unit with
garage. Custom win-
dow treatments, new
berber carpet, all appis,
move in condition.
IMMAC U LATE!
Hodges/JTB area.
$204,900 Call 502-4225 or
710-8840 mis #364887

SOUTHSIDE
Wolf Creek Condo, 2/2
$164,900 Lots of Upgrades
Call Grace Ellis 904-655-7923
Agent Owned




PONTE VEDRA
BEACH close to
Mayport Base. 1/1
with loft; one car
garage, appliances stay.
$179,900 Susan Johnson
904-285-5640

ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH
2br/2ba, furn'd, remod-
eled prvt access to


,WESTSIDE-FSBO-6 mi
from NAS Jax, 3/2,
1560sf, TURNKEY
READY, ENERGY
EFFICIENT. Renovated
Int/Ext. New A/C, New Roof,
5661 Bryner Dr. Lexington
Sq. C/P (904)803-8277






Investor Rehab


Stringer

sanioseinvestment.com




BAKER COUNTY
1-3 acres HIGH & DRY!
Fish pond, ready for
homes or MH's. Owner
finance call 904-259- 8256



WESTSIDE 9.6 Acres for
sale by private owner,
will divide into 2 lots,
located next to vacant
park and recreation
property 904-781-2654



PUTNAM CO. Free lot
Investment special.
Buy two-third lot free.
$28,000-By owner
407-399-1280
phaast@msn.com



BIG LAND SALE -Acre-
age for sale near Atlan-
tic & Golden Isles. Lake,
River, Marsh, & Wooded
acreage homesites. Save
BIG with pre-develop-
ment pricing. Must act
now! 866-432-9341




S2/2 14X70 Quiet
Park, all Appls.
Porch, deck, shed,
trees, very nice
place. 891-5200
$12,000.00 By Owner.
S3 BD/3 BA FOR
RENT. Remodeled
Mobile Home. New
Inter. & Appl.
Large Lot! Paul
537-8471.

3/2 Dbl. wide, low down,
low monthly
we finance call 249-9546

2/1 w/Irg covered porch,
$1500 moves you in!*
Must see call 246-7684

Single @ Beach,
call 200-1535

2br/1 ba, $610/mth,
$1200 down, call 246-7684

Your JOB is your CREDIT
New, Used, or Repo
2,3,&4, bdrm call 246-7684
NEED A HOME?
If we can't finance you,
nobody can! Call Emma
771-9055 or 962-1086
WANTED: GOOD
PEOPLE WITH
BAD CREDIT
You Pick The Home and
We'll Do The Loan.Many
Homes To Choose From.
771-9055 or 962-1086
Ask for Emma
SELLING YOUR
MOBILE HOME?
TOP CASH!! Old or New


Lawtey, FL Forty min-
utes from downtown Jax
-12.71acres surrounded
by State Wildlife Man-
agement area. It has
partial clearing and
well. Sell as whole
$158,000 obo. 904-699-9837




ALWAYS NEEDED
Rentals Houses-any
cond Lots. Quick Cash.
424-5030 or 838-1265
Sell your house & have
cash in your hands in as
little as 7 days without
doing a thing. 540-8183.
ANGELO BUYS
HOUSES CASH !
Any cond, handyman,
fire damaged,
distressed, vacant or
occupied, ANYWHERE,
ANY CONDITION...
Apts/comm'I/residential
NO DEAL TOO BIG or
TOO SMALL !!!
Quick closings
904-626-1636
904-680-7435




ARLINGTON
$150 DEPOSIT
*Unfurnished Studios
*Pool-Fitness Ctr-Fishing
*Conv to Town & Beaches
FROM $395 MO
Furn & Unfurn
Willow Lakes of Arl
7703 Hare Ave.
725-0303
ATLANTIC BEACH
2BRS starting as low at
$675/mo. Call 249-1833
and ask for Monique
Northside
Luxurious 1, 2, & 3BR Apts
No Administrative/App Fee
Free Water and Sewage.
1ST MONTH RENT FREE!
(904) 751-1510
Northside & Eastside
* MOVE IN SPECIAL!*
Apt's from $395
Houses from $620
Several to choose from.
Section 8 welcome!
Call Vincent 904-566-8073
4, ORANGE PARK
3 BR/2 BA
Lakeview, Sepa-
rate Dining RM,
Luxury MBR, Fireplace,
Watersoftner, Big
Kitchen, Clubhouse,
Pools, ect. Near NAS,
Owners.com IDTPT3710
Call 803-6617 or 772-7795
$1,300 monthly
SAN MARCO
1 & 2 BR Special!
CALL 398 -9492
WESTSIDE $149 Sec dep
Special. 1BR, $440.
Call 388-7317
HUD VOUCHERS WELCOME!
NEWLY REMODELED!
LARGE 1, 2, &3 BR APTS
(904) 751 -1510




4 Fleming Island-
Eagle Harbor
ON WATER-
5BR/3BA, 2700sf, FL
room w/heat & AC, free
heated pool, tennis &
golf in community.
REDUCED from
$2,000/mto $1 ,825/m.
542-7908
ORANGE PK/Grove Pk,
3/2, brick, 1750sqft, dbl
car gar, nice area,
$1200/mo Ph. 386-497-1312
ORANGE PARK RTO
new 4/3 in Eagle Land-
ing, $3500 moves you in.
$419K. Call 305-812-0523




ARLINGTON Sandlewood/
Regency, 3/2, carport,
CH&A, no pets, $985mo


beach $285K 904-338-3275 or Assume Loan.730-8606 + dep. Call 370-060
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CYAN MAGENTA BLACK Mayport Mirror-13 Thursday, May 10, 2007 May 8 2007 9:02:58:820PM


Arlington, Southside *
Westside, Northside *
*Stop Paying Rent! *
*New Homes in the $100's*
No Money?
No Credit? *
No Problem! *
Possible Rent To Own *
SCall Dave 904-881-6653 *

, INTERCOASTAL 4
BR/2 BA Pool.
Home, Yard + pool
Service Inc. Tiled
Floors/Counters. Huge
Fenced Yard. $1600 mo.
221-2934 Available 05/25
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
3/2, 6 blks from beach,
$1000mo.+dep. Military
Discount 904-704-4769
MANDARIN 3/2, 2 car gar
1800SF, Fpl, fen new
carpet, paint, garden
tub $1150mo 904-392-6261
MANDARIN 3/2, gar,
fenced backed,
$1 100m+dp. Avail.
immed. 904-334-4265
Mandarin For rent/RTO.
2 homes nr Bolles School,
Newly renov. 4/2 & 3/2.
382-6654
MARIETTA 2br/lba
house & 2br/1 ba MH,
for rent/sale or lease
option. Call 904-309-1795


MOVING ???
Contact: Doris
Jakes @ Bear
Realty Inc. Bus#:
(904)234-5753.
Email: iakes-
doris@yahoo.com
"We Care About
our Customers"
Tour to Tour

NEPTUNE BY THE SEA
4/2, all appls, 2200sf, close
to beach/base. $1500m.
904-463-2399
NORTHSIDE Amelia View
4/3, 2 car gar, dock, AC
comm. pool $1300/mo
904 -727-3592, 813-972-1863
Ponte Vedra 5/4, gated
3400sf, bit 2004 granite,
19x19 bonus rm, Comm.
pool, $2595m. 881-0895
Southside Ironwood TH
3/2.5 garage, screen
porch, applis. $1295mo.
lease/purchase option.
JeanMartin Realty
Eric 904-813-5010
Jean 904-699-5395
SOUTHSIDE Rent To
Own. Cute 2/1 w/bonus
rm, fenced yd, garage,
$800mo. Call 733-2155
WESTSIDE Beautiful new
4/2 home 4 rent. Chef
kit, walk-in closet, much


Homes, Townhomes,
and Condominiums!
1, 2, 3, & 4 Bedrooms
$450 $1450
In the Following Areas
NORTHSIDE
OCEANWAY
DOWNTOWN
ARLINGTON
SOUTHSIDE
ARGYLE
WESTSIDE
HILLIARD
SAN MARCO
CALLAHAN
ST. AUGUSTINE
904-757-3466
CALL FOR OUR
RENTAL SPECIALS




ERA
Dan Jones &
Associates, Inc
(904) 757-3466
www.ERADANJONES.com






4, FERNANDINA
Beautiful 5BR/ 4BA
for rent. Home in
Golf Comm. $1950.
904-548-0460.





CR210 5/3.5, 3222sf,
comm. pool, sports fields
$1900m. Steve Hughes
100 Plus Realty 502-5015
4 Julington Creek
Plantation, 2950 SF,
4 /3, Screened
Heated Pool, Pool
service included, A+
schools, $1850 mo.
904-230-4962 PCS June


go =-1


Arlington Exec. river-
front 3/2, nr JU, gated,
boat mooring. $1600m.
904-249-7087 / 607-3417

Intracoastal West New
gated 3/3 penthouse,
2200sf granite, SS appl,
pool, gar $1895m 273-0125

SOUTHSIDE / IL Vilagio
(2) units 3/2 Condo's
$1200mo. Call Cindy
904-945-2415/309-1283

SOUTHSIDE St. John's
Town Center -1 /1 condo
w/attached garage.
Screened balcony, W/D
in unit, Appliances
under warranty. Gated
community w/pool and
fitness center. Avail-
able 8/1 $950. 410-533-5119





Ponte Vedra Luxury
Belleza 2/2, Fully renov.
Resort amenities. Sale
or Rent, 904-880-4616





Arlington Roommate
Wanted. 2/1 Smoker ok
Pet ok. 5355 S. River Rd.
$400. Utils incl'd 743-8741

INTRACOASTAL WEST
Share 3/2 $530+dep, incl
elec/wtr, ph, cbl 228-4449

Mayport Married couple
has room for rent house
on lake near Mayport
Base. Call 904-874-8836

4 ROOMMATE
NEEDED ASAP for
3BDR/2BA Luxury
Highrise Apart-
ment, overlooking
St.Johns River, Pool,
$445 a month, Utilities M
or F, Clean, Must have
credit for Info call
757-839-8242





Argyle Room For
Rent, near NAS
Base, Washer and
Dryer 1/3 utilities,
furnished nice,
904-779-4660

, Room for Rent
share bathroom; No
utilities, 8 miles
from NAS Jax. $350
a month. No pets. Call
778-8977

R SOUTHSIDE
ROOM FOR RENT
4 BR, 2 BA House,
Utilities included.
Call Troy 904-703-2533
$533.00 monthly

LUXURY ROOMS
w/Aicrowave & Refrigl
Low Daily/Wkly Rates!
10% Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 7253343
QUALITY INN (904) 264-1211






SOUTHSIDE Irg 3/2,
lot, access to pool,
$850mo.+ dep.
Call 998-2419 or 200-2286





, PCS TO NAS
Pensacola, Florida;
Pensacola Beach, 4
bed/2bath, Avail.
August 1st. Gulfview
$1500 +utilities. See at
1 4 1 5 Ar i d a Dr.
904-710-4343







WESTSIDE near 103rd &
Blanding w/access off
both, CCG2 zoning, 1
building, will lease.
904-781-2654










Baker
Clay
Duval
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Georgia


ORANGE PARK new DOWNTOWN
condo in Eagle Harbor, 1 block to stadium,
2/2, Fpl + bonus rm, office / warehouse 2500sf
$1050mo. PH 386-527-8664 $1150mo. 904-568-4677


ATTENTION RENTERS


We have OCEAN FRONT properties

as well as properties from Mayport to

Ponte Vedra all displayed

with photos at:



4beachesRealtv.comi


Visit us or Call: 249-3077
C0037104/


Business
Opportunities
Distributorships/
Franchises
Fictitious Names
Financial Services
Money to Lend or
Borrow
Mortgages Bought
and Sold




PIRTEK USA
Unique B2B franchise
has exclusive territories
available in Jacksonville
(888) 774-7835:
www.pirtekusa.com

POOL CLEANING
ROUTE- for sale 20 pool
route in Beaches area,
$25K cash unlimited
oppty for expansion.
Can provide business &
on the iob training.
Monthly billing $2500,
$500 comm for referral.
247-5737

REST. FOR SALE,
Southside/Bymds area.
Fully eqpt. $75K. Seri-
ous inq only 904-534-0888











Private Instruction
Schools
Specialty Training/
Events




REAL ESTATE
1 Week Day Class May 14
8 Week Eve Class May 16
Superior Instruction
www.myfrei.com
(904) 2692555
Florida Real Estate Institute















* Job Fairs
* Resume Service
* Accounting/
Bookkeeping
* Advertising/Media
* Architecture/
Interior Design/
Graphics Design
* Automotive Sales/
Service
* Aviation
* Civil Service/
Government/
Public Administration
* Computer Hardware/
Software/
Programming
* Construction
* Customer Service
* Dental
* Domestic Services/
Caregiving
* Delivery Driver
* Education/Teaching/
Training
* Engineering
* Entertainment
* Executive/
Management
* Finance/Investment
* General Employment
* Hotel/Hospitality/
Tourism
* Industrial Trades
* Insurance
* Landscaping/Grounds
Maintenance
* Law Enforcement/
Security/Safety
* Legal
* Maintenance/
Janitorial Services
* Manufacturing
* Marketing
* Medical/Health Care
* Marine/Trade
* Nurses/Nurses Aides
* Office/Clerical/
Administration
* Part-Time
* Personal Services/
Beauty
* Real Estate/Property
Management
* Recreation/Sports/
Fitness
* Restaurant/Bar/Club/
Food/Beverages
* Retail
* Sales
* Science/Research
* Social Services/
Counseling
* Technical Support
* Telemarketing
* Transportation
* Warehouse/Inventory
* Work at Home
* Positions Wanted



POOL SERVICE/
REPAIR/
CONSTRUCTION
Help needed immedi-
ately. Exp pref'd. Clean
drivers lic. Good pay &
benefits. Call 743-2060


One Bedroom Starting At


$68500







1 .. Nept APARTMENTS


1100 Seagate Ave* Neptune Beach (904) 249-5611


NANNY F/T for 4 & 1 yr
old. Reliable transporta-
tion ref's & back
ground check, bilingual
Italian speaking pref'd
904-387-4287







w/ warehouse duties.
Entry level, $8hr.
Apply in person at
The Parts House 10321
Fortune Parkway, Bldg
400. Drug Free wkplc

FLAT BED/STEP DECK
Class A cdl, reg & OTR $700
/ $1200up. lyr min OTR
exp. Steady work. HIth ins.
Home wknds. 813-267-1811





PLANT OPERATION
TECHNICIAN
GE Infrastructure,
Energy Services is cur-
rently seeking an Opera-
tor Technician for our
Combined Cycle Power
Plant facility located in
Franklin, GA. Under the
direction of the Control
Room Operator, the
successful candidate will
be responsible for the
safe and efficient opera-
tion of the plant. Candi-
date must have a high
school diploma or
equivalent or Voca-
tional or Technical Edu-
cation. This position
requires a minimum of
one-year experience in
the operation of a power
generation facility. For
more information and to
be considered, candi-
dates must submit their
resume for employment
through the Internet to:
www.gecareers.com
Please submit to Posting
# 583758
We are an Equal
Opportunity Employer and
Drug Free Workforce.






CARPENTERS,
FRAMERS & SUB
CREWS. Immediate
work. Top Pay. Call
904-626-1286 or 219-2881

ELECTRICAL Multi
family Foreman, best
pay/benefits pkg.
Local/Long term. Call
904-669-2885. EOE/DFWP

ENTRY LEVEL CIVIL
ENGINEERS needed for
large highway and site
construction company in
Florida. BSCE required.
Fax or e-mail resumes to
(904) 819-5612
bwennerholm@princeinc.com
EOE/DFWP. Florida
License No. QB0001789

LABORER EXP'D ONLY
Needed Mason Tenders
must have reliable
transportation & willing
to work for good pay.
Call Corey 904-545-9827 or
Andy 904-759-1178

PLASTERERS &
LABORERS
Must have experience.
Mcintyre Exteriors, Inc.
249-3049

PLUMBERS, FOREMEN,
HELPERS
Local multi-family projects,
benefits,
1-(877) 351-6226 or
www. acroson.com
DFWP/EOE

POOL
CLEANER
Experienced. Clean DL.
731-0099

POOL SERVICE/
REPAIR/
CONSTRUCTION
Help needed immedi-
ately. Exp pref'd. Clean
drivers lic. Good pay &
benefits. Call 743-2060

TANK CLEANERS
Must be U.S. Citizen able
to pass drug & back-
ground check & physi-
cal for 4 month project
on Naval Base. Will
train. $8- $10/hr based on
exp. Ph. 904-424-9338


bF7-M


Maintenance:
Building Maintenance
Position- Excellent
Benefits! Experience
Pays! Inside/Outside
Jobs! Day Shift!
5 yrs. exp.
5912 New Kings
Road, Jacksonville

MAINT. PERSON
Westside Apt community.
Exp. Req'd; HVAC cert.
a plus. Bilingual Helpful.
Competitive pay &
benefits. Drug test & back
ground check. EOE. Call
778-3911 or fax 778-7045.







for front & back office.
Knowledge of Medical
Manager a plus. F/T,
benefits. Southside area.
Fax resume 904-493-6560.



1st Class Marine Joiner
Carpenters starting pay
$16/hr; 2nd Class Marine
Carpenter $13/hr. Call
985-397-4339. Also Marine
Insulators starting pay
$14/hr. All Jax area
loc's. Call 985-518-8942





ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
Downtown, phone work,
preparing legal doc.
40wpm, 1-9pm or 6-9pm
Spanish a plus. Office
exp req'd. Fax resume
to Cheryl 904-355-1126











Arlington
& Atlantic Beach
Areas
We are looking for
reliable men and
women for paper
route independent
contractors.

*Must be Bondable
*Have dependable
transportation
(preferably a van)
*And home phone.
If this interest you,
please call and
leave a message
with your name,
address and phone
number. Call

9043594137
or
9044836537
Beacon
Center
10909 Atlantic Blvd.
Suite 10
Carriers are
independent
contractors.






DANCERS NEEDED
PARADISE ISLAND
Call 998-3111


THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, I l..i. i .,, May 10, 2007


DANCERS NEEDED
$$100$$
PAID DAILY
Passion 641-5033

DANCERS DANCERS
$$1,000$$
HIRING BONUS
No Mandatory Tip Outs
Wackos 399-1110

DANCE RS,DOORSTAFF,
& BARTENDERS
NEEDED
CALL 7577370

DJ,DOORMAN,
BARTENDERS,
WAITSTAFF
Call Passion
6415033

GRILL COOK- PT Days
only. The Wine Cellar.
Phone 398-8989 or fax
resume 904-398-3964

SERVERS & LINE COOKS
Lunch & Dinner
Apply at Caffe Andiamo
500 Sawgrass Village Dr.
Ponte Vedra 280-2299

Waitstaff,
Bartenders, Doorstaff
Call 3991110




LIGHTING/ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES IN JAX
exp. required., good pay,
benefits, & incentives.
Phone# 877 445-7341
Fax# 866-635-6511




ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
FT, 3+yrs HPLC exp.
req'd. Pharmaceutical
R&D lab. Chemistry
degree & Supervisory
exp. req. Vac, bnfts.
Email: dp@adpen.com




Driver: Dedicated
Jacksonville Terminal

Avg. $825-$1025/week
65% preloaded/ pretarped


Avg. $683-$907 / week
85% preloaded / pretarped
CDL-A req'd 877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com

DRIVER WANTED
NEED MONEY FAST???
Drive Yellow Cab.
Make as much as you
need! Must have good
background.493-5250 dfw




Duval County Area
in-home care
by VISITING ANGELS.
Providing the best
caregivers for meal prep,
housekeeping, errands,
respite care, companion-
ship & more. Affordable.
Call for a free in-home
assessment:
(904) 725-8222. Lic# 229886




BEST MASSAGE in JAX
Go W. on 103rd St. pass
McManus Rd. #MM14752
446-5504 appt only
A.C. Bloom Call me.




All Professional Painting &
Waterproofing Services Int
& ext, resid & comm, lic &
ins, 28 yrs exp, refs, FREE
estimates Quality work
10% off all jobs 904-786-9827


RETIRING SOON?
ENLISTMENT UP?
Do you want to earn $1K to $2K a week
Paid training
*Medical Plan
Outgoing and great attitude needed
Part time or Full time Sales
Make your future happen now!
Call (904) 451-3364 Chris Now
. (904) 997-8160 Anytime ..L


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




2 FREEZER GE
CHEST 7CF $100
Upright Kenmore 5
cf $50- both $125
almost new will deliver
282-6466
,lCommercial Bever-
age Refrigerator.
Steel; Works great.
$40.00 Call Paul
904-620-9387
SDishwasher GE
SPotscubber 640
model under
counter $50. Call
904-264-9984 Works
great!
4 Freezer Chest Tap-
pan 5 cu ft. used
but works excellent
$45.00.
Call Paul 620-9387
Gas Range, white,
Never used. $400
OBO. Call 542-3111

4 Microwave, very
good condition. $45;
9L Toaster Oven,
Nearly New, $30;
Rival Mest Slicer $30
Call 904-771-2917
SStove/Oven World-
pool Cream Color,
came with house,
works great $150
OBO. 912-673-8560
SWASHER/DRYER
WHIRLPOOL Heavy
Duty Super Capacity.
Good Cond. $190 For
Both. 302-6473 or 378-8484.
Delivery for fee.
4 Washers& Dryer
Excellent Working
Cond. Asking $150
for both. MUST
SELL! 904-242-8931
4 Washer and Dryer
Kenmore, late
model, heavy duty,
outstanding condi.,
$225.00 786-1767

4 Washer and Dryer
GE, 5 years old,
good cond., $150
912-576-4379




SSPORTS CARDS
Collection. Late 80s,
early 90s Baseball,
Football, Basketball.
Exc. Cond. Entire Collect.
912-576-8652




SDell Photo AIO
Printer 926. Brand
New. Selling for
half price $45.
904-277-8205
, TV Samsung 52" TV
model PCK52OR, 6
years old, excellent
cond. $400.00 OBO
269-5083 or 860-1282


^^^^^-I


, Antique Lane Cedar
Chest Pedestal Legs
ornate wood carv-
ings. 100+years old
with cedar smell, dark
wood. $600 912-576-8652
ARMOIRE FREE with
King bedrm set, new in
boxes. Must see. 398-5200
BED A Bargin
Brand New Pillowtop Sets
Queen $110 King $250
Memory Foam from $340
Can Deliver. 904-674-0405
BED A beautiful Memory
Foam set. NEW w/warr.
$379 Can deliver 391-0015
BED A Brand Name $259
King Pill Top SET. New
w/warr. Can del. 858-9350
BED A Brand Name Full
set $129, new w/warr in
plastic. 391-0015 Can del

BED Affordable
Queen set, new in $80
plastic. 858-9350

BED Queen Size Pillow Top
Mattress Set, New in Plastic,
Must sell $110 904-674-0405
BEDROOM 6pc CHERRY
SET. New, still in boxes
$499. CAN DEL. 391-0015
C Blinds Vertical,
S white excellent
condition. Double
French Door Size.
$50. Triple Door Size $75.
Both $100. Call
904-264-9984
4 d Cabinet Curid
Brown with Mir-
rored Back, side
.opening glass
shelves, 6 ft. tall, Like
New. $100. Call
904-264-9984
, CABINET- Storage
for tapes, cd's,
dvd's. Lockable
doors, wood grain.
39" Tall. Like New, #45.
268-2482
COUCH & LOVESEAT
Brand new in crate! $499
Stain resist. 858-9350 Del



ROLL TOP
S DESK
SEXC. COND.
$450 573-9344 OR
S 762-5998

L, Desk Cherry Wood,
solid wood, comes
with nice chair. $250
9 OBO 614-6820
SDesk Professional,
Solid Oak, 5 draw-
ers with slide out
for keyboard, worth
$1250-$2500 asking $400.
904-997-1289
aj Dining Room Table,
SBeveled Glasstop,
15'x 3', w6 chairs,
will em photo.
Call 220-5199 or 221-5479
pspeevack@comcast.net
SDresser nine draw-
Sers, mirror sits
atop, two shelves
each side, light in
top, Ask $30. Call
912-729-1677
HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE FOR SALE
HUNTER GREEN
LEA THEIR SOFA &
LOVE SEAT $800.00,
DINING ROOM TABLE
(WHITE WASH OAK)
$500. QUEEN BED-
ROOM SET INCLUDED
BED, 2 NIGHTSTANDS,
DRESSER W/MIRROR,
AND 5 DRAWER
CHEST$900. CORNER
COMPUTER DESK
$50. 27 INCH RCA TV
$100. FOR MORE INFO
CALL 219-7149
4, Livingroom and
diningroom sets;
like new, live 5
miles from NAS
Jax. Call 904 771-0470 or
904-434-1952
MATTRESS KING SIZE
New, Still in Plastic, $185
904-674-0405
MATTRESS Queen Plush
Set. Brand New in plastic
$125 Must sell 904-674-0405


I RecIiner-, Tan, |
I microfiber $200 |
OBO call after 4

L 771-3421 j
t SOFA, Queen Size
SSleeper Sofa, $225;
Full Size Sleeper
Sofa $200. Both in
Excellent condition.
Call 249-1666
4 SOFA Suede
Leather plush and
loveseat (85" & 66")
plus wing chair
recliner. All for $550.
Steal. 241-6170
Sofa white $150
OBO; Coffee Table
white glasstop, $30
OBO, TV stand $20
OBO, dining room table
w/ chairs $150 OBO Call
614-6820


QUEEN ANN STYLE
CLAW LEGS DINING
TABLE ROUND 52"
W/4 CHAIRS, NEVER
BEEN USED
*CHERRY* $750
573-9344 OR 762-5998




Arlington, Huge multi
-family sale, Sat.& Sun.
8am Tons of ladies &
kids clths, toys, fishing
furn, too much to list.
3248 Brachenbury Ln.
No Early-Birds!
Atlantic Beach Great
Stuff -Better Deals TV's,
Bose, X-Mas, clothes 992
Ocean Blvd. Fri-Sat 8-2.
WESTSIDE
YARD SALE
Fri, Sat., Sun. May
11,12, 13. 6720 Har-
low Blvd., Near Peter-
pan Crossroad, 103rd St.
8AM-4PM.
BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA




4, Lawn Mower,
Yazoo, Big Wheel,
$100. Weed Eater
L Lawn Mower, Big
Wheel, Bagger, Self
Propelled $140 Call
338-1264




HOT Springs Spa
Vista Portable 6
person spa. $6500
OBO 563-7750.
SHot Springs Spa
Vista, portable, 6
person spa. OBO
904-563-7750
, HOT SPRINGS SPA
PRODIGY- Like
New, 110 V, seats 5,
$3000.00 OBO
904-291-6091 or
904-742-3116




4, Girls 12" Chopper
Style bicycle with
training wheels
pink and purple
excellent condition.
$25.00 334-7547 Angela
4 Little Tikes 8-in-
playset great condi-
tion large playset
slight sun fading,
$200.00 OBO Call Angela
334-7547
4' Little Tykes Large
Toy Box with Lid,
great condition $20.
Call 904-264-9984




, 65" HD Mitsubishi
Wide Screen Dia-
mond Series Televi-
sion. 975.00 OBO
874-5677
4 9FT Christmas
Frazier Fur Tree,
1 year, New. Paid
$350.00. Asking $100.
Two Reindeer,
New $75 OBO.
Call 904-491-7996
4, A/C 5050 BTU Gold-
star, good condi-
tion, clean, runs
well. $40. Call
421-0910.
4L Armoir/TV cabinet
Large Mexican
Pine. $350. Bunk
Beds with mat-
tresses $150. China
Cabinet $200. Riding
Lawn mower $375.
264-3127
, Computer Monitors,
printers, Sony
Audio/Video control
SCenter, curtains,
toaster/oven, iron, iron
table, rice cooker, wall
pictures, comforters,
blankets, sleeping bags.
772-7795 or 803-6617
4 Deep Steam
Carpet Cleaner
Hoover Dual V.
$Exc. cond.
$100.00 OBO
269-5083 or 904-860-1282
4 Dog Cage; Large
Collapsable with
floor plan; great
shape. $30.00. Call
Paul 904-620-9387
4 Ent. Center Broy-
hill. 5 shelves
enclosed by glass
door; retractable
wooden doors hide TV;
nice condition. $150.
421-0910.
, Handmade Wood
Barbie Four Poster
Beds, American
Girl Poster Beds
$20.00 Call 223-7011


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Vehicle must be
driveable.


SSpecial Olympics
Florida C037250


SHighlander Macleod
Sword, good condi-
tion, $200 OBO;
Arabian Saber,
Keltic Dagger Each $100
$300 FOR ALL THREE.
Call 912-673-8560
N a sc ar Di ec a st
Cars, Dale Earn-
hardt and Junior,
various models,
excellent condition,
$49.95 each, 292-9234,
leave message.
4, Nordic Track
Sequoia Skiing
Exerciser Fold-up
Health Rider Exer
ciser Both for $100. Call
287-57866
a Piano Console
S Evereti
| Mahgoany,good
condition. $400.00
904-220-7886
a Queen Size Pier
SOne Headboard and
\ Footboard; Curved
metal perfect condi-
tion. $150 OBO. Please
call 1912-673-8189
4 Refrigerator Whirl-
pool, 2 front doors,
front ice machine,
water filtration sys
tem, $600; Computer
Monitors, Sony
Audio/Video
Control Center
Printer and more
Call 772-7795 or 803-6617
S VAC Hoover
Windtunnel Twin
Chamber VGC,
$75.00 Call 269-5083




Drum Set, five
piece, black,
enforcer. Like New.
$175.00 OBO. Call
912- 729-5935 or
912-673-7285
DRUMSET 5 PC Pearl
Export Drumset. 4 yrs
old. All cymbals and
hardware included. $400
OBO 904-382-7687.
GUITAR EFFECTS
Distortions, Chorus
Overdrive & Big
Muff. Make from
$20 to $45. 912-882 8481.
PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 7140141
Piano Console
|, Evereti
Mahgoany,good
condition. $400.00
904-220-7886
PIANO Stoddard
1895, needs minor
restoration $400 U
Haul. 904-997-1289




4 Bike Ladies, 3
speed with cargo
rack, gel seat,
$50.00; Bike Girls,
pink, includes helmet,
barely used. $25.00.
904-291 -7100
, Dive Gear, BC 3
Regulators,Weights,
3X Wet-suit, 3X
Skin All New. Call
Dan 221-5912 $400 OBO

POOL TABLE
4x8, Pro-serious 1"
Tournament slate, K66
Rails, 100% Gum rubber,
new in box. Cost $3200,
sacrifice $1350.
Can deliver. 813-924-1326
SOUTH, GA Hunting Club
Deer, Turkey, Bear &
Hogs 8000AC $650
904-764-1401 aft 6pm
4, Trek Bicycle; great
condition; Like
New; used only
three times. Asking
$300. OBO. Call
912-673-8189
Weider Platinum + new
assembled $850obo. incl
delivery. Paul 220-2778




Utility Trailer 5ft
by 8ft. BIk. $350.
OBO Call 476-1433
or 724-6760.










Adopt a Pet
Pets & Supplies
Livestock & Supplies
Animals Wanted




4 55 Gallon Fish Tank
with stand $75, best
comes with acces-
sories, needs to be
resealed on bottom,
easy to do 904-997-1289
AM. PITBULL ADBA
$1500 & up. Blue & white
Throwing Knuckles/Razor
Edge. 904-349-8403
BOXER male
$950.00
759-2005 or 545 4655
Bulldog Victorian
$110 obo. shot, VBA,
reg. Call 817-313-5295
CHIHUAHUA/TOY MIN
PIN M/F, $3500bo.Male
Puggle $250. 904-262-4706
Doberman Pinschers Red
BIk/tan, full blooded, big
& sweet $400 9043041365


Free Beagle puppy 4
months old loving, play-
ful, smart, needs owner
to have time to devote &
yard to run 904.705.2404
Free Cat, orange
tabby. 1 1/2 years
old, all shots, up to
date. Excellent lap
cat,good with kids. Lit-
terbox trained,
indoor/outdoor. Owners
moving overseas and
cannot have. 573-6746
German Shepherd AKC
Puppies available
May 8th 386-496-3654
JACK RUSSELL PUPS
shots & wormed, 3F/2M,
Taking dep's. 505-6628
Jack Russells reg chipped
352-595-4072
www.butterballfarm.com
LAB AKC Boxhead 7choc
5 yel, taking deposit,
8wk old 5/24 904-613-0043
LAB PUPS AKC/shots,
$250. Black 2M/2F, 8wks
Call Suzanne 904-309-3712
LAB PUPS -AKC, POP,
yellow, black, choc. $350
904-716-3020

Labradoodle Pups 1st
generation, bik, 8wks
old, HC $400. 386-663-7786
MALTESE/SHIH-TZU,
Yorkies, Min Pin, Ridge
back/Mastiff, Chihuahua
-LH & others. 904-353-1101
MALTESE AKC, 2 M, 1
F, 1st shot, HC, trained.
POP. YORKIE AKC,
M, 4 months old.
All shot, trained.
Call 904-744-8154
MINI SCHNAUZER/M,
black, 11wks, $400.
Serious inq's only
H:236-8551 or cell 697-9081
MINI SCHNAUZERS
PUPS, Born 3/24. $400.
Reg. 505-1790
POODLES Standard,
AKC, champion pedigree
4M/3F, $700-$900. 282-3777
PUGS, 8 weeks CKC, hith
cert, shots, black male
$375. Call 904-233-2347
ROTTWEILER-MASTIFF
10wks, HC, POP, CKC
$400. 563-5655
Schnauzer Miniature
ACA rare Choc. & Black
M/F Puppies, 1st shots,
breed registry & puppy
k i t $ 8 0 0 each
904-824-4594 St. August-
ine
Schnauzer Mini 1 male
$400 female $450 AKC,
SW, tails & dewclaws
clipped, 11wks. 372-9027
SHELTIES Pups AKC,
rdy 5/14, gorgeous 2M/1F,
SW, Only $375. 259-7794
Shih Tzu 20wks APRI reg.
female up to date on all
shots, $500. 386-431-1167
TOY POODLES-Red or
apricot, quality, $500.
Min Pins $400. 904-368-0191
YORKIE PUPPIES
AKC
904-693-3773


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SELL YOUR BOAT o
AT NO COST TO YOU?
Salter Marine, Inc.
904-284-0155
XL 1200 LTD 1999,
Waverunner Styxx would like to
3-seater Jet-ski, 155 invite all friends I
HP, 72 hrs, Yamaha a
w/ cover & trailer looks I and customers to
& runs great $4400 CellI stop by or call
904-537-1015 I him- I
4, 15' Row/Sail Boat
and trailer $600.00 Bring in this ad for
Ca11 912-673-6888 I extra savings! I
15' GHEENOE 06, 9.9 Military and First
Suzuki '07, stroke, perf. Time Buyers
trlr, $4399. 904-333-9285 Welcome!
17' Carolina Skiff DL
X2004 w/40 hp Yamaha I Want to be treated I
motor, fuel & Oil like family, come to
injected, center console., fml,
Garage kept, excellent NIMNICHT
condition. Minn Kota CHEVROLET
Riptide Saltwater, Ship I I
to Shore Radio, GPS/ 1550 CASSAT AVE
Fishfinder, livewell,
cooler seats, 2 Bimini 891-3898
Tops, ladder. Asking 87
payoff of $11,000.00. 3874041
904-291-3122
4 CENTURY 2000 5
1901 Bay Boat. 115
hp Yamaha I
4-Stroke, Bimini
Top. Trailer 24V
T-Motor. exc. Cond. $12,
900. 284-5587. j
.. Bayliner, 2005 a Chevorlet Impala
Immaculate, runs SS 1996, Real SS
great, canopy with LT1 Classic.
$13,500- call 612-6646 Very good condi
4. 21 ft. Bayliner 205 tion. Hate to sell. Must
04 B a w r B d er go. 10,500 OBO. 803-6283
Immaculate, 5.3 A CHEVROLET
MerCruz, Stainless CORVETTE 2000,
Prop. Less than 40 26,000 miles, pew-
hours. MUST GO!! ^ ter, black interior,
$17,400 Call Danny 6-spd, always garaged,
514-3156 many upgrades, has
most options, immacu-
SH EARWATE R late, $26,500. 228-9068
SHEARWATE22CC 2007 r CHEVROLET
22CC 2007 CORVETTE '05.
YAMAHA 150 Yellow/black Conv.
4 stroke, 6spd, Nav., chrome
56 gallons, wheels. $47,890
56 glos, 998-0012
only 30 hour on LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
the motor.
GPS 498 float on
trailer,
5 months old,
all electronics
trolling motor Present this ad
$42,500 to Wynn for
904 282-6548 extra savings on
selected makes
and models
23' JC PONTOON '06,
150 Yamaha 20 hrs. trlr,
moving $28,500 708-1592




AIRSTREAM & TRAIL NIMNICHT
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES CHEVROLET
Sales, Service, Parts 1550 CASSAT AVE
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 4623039 (904) 507-9492
1-800-541-6439 (904) 387-4041
Alio TT by Skyline
2006, W.A.C. w/warranty rf CHEVY HHR '06
only $109 per month Leahter, CD.
Call 386-758-8661 Beautiful! $17,380
4, Coachman 5th Wheel 998-0012
28ft. Older. Good Con- LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
edition. New Ref & heat.
$2000 OBO a CHEVY Tahoe
Kathy 904-284-0047 2 0 2; loaded ;
Damon Daybreak (m osty highway
30 foot 1997, 454 miles), excellent condi-
Chevy engine, Wide tion; $11,500. Call
Body, Recreational 904-545-7507
vehicle, excellent condi-
tion, 38K miles, no pets, \ CHRYLSER PT
no smoking, queensize CRUISER Limited
island bed with storage, 0 $48
TV with connection '05. $14,840
$21,000 282-9745 Middle- 998-0012
burg, Florida. LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SDU TC HUMAN 29Q \ CHRYSLER PT
2005 Pac N-play 4 CRUISERCONV
queen hitch setup '05. Only 20,000
included. Great condi- miles. $15,840
tion. $12,900 912-467-3426 998-0012
4 FLEETWOOD LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Prowler- 24' Travel Dodge Grand Cara-
Trailer. Good cond. van SE '05 23,000
3 yr. appliances, miles one owner.
new door. great for Like new $15,895
camping, hunting $5000. OBO 912-882-1374 or
571-0459. 912-679-3594
KODIAK 22 FOOT 2003 a EAGLE TALON
RV; Bath, Mircorwave 1997 New Tires 2 DR
Range; frig/frz. 40K needs work $1000 OBO
miles; very clean. excel- 912-882-3771
lent condition. $35, 900.
OBO Call 904-215-1961 FORD Escort GT; 5
2156 speed; 1.8L; Runs
E ETgreat; new: breaks,
tires, belts, struts.
Great on Gas. Call for
SB more details- 887-9042 or
777-8120 $2,200 OBO
ARTIC CAT (50) a FORD RANCHERO
4-WHEE LECR. ( GT 1974 351A 400
4-WHEELER. urbo Trans. Runs and
EXCELLENT CON- looks good. $5000.
DITION AND RUNS 904-225-0444.
GREAT. CALL FOR
MORE INFO FORD TAURUS
$900(904) 219-7149 SEL '06. Leather,
H/D DYNA Super CD, sunroof $12,990
Glyde 2006; 980 998-0012
miles, new bike for LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
used bike price.
$10,30d0.00 keCall e GEO METRO Con-
904-316-4441. LV les vertible, Red,
904-316-4441sage. 2-door, Gas Saver,
Low Mileage, Near
, HD Road King 1998. Perfect condition,
5K. Rebuilt Engine. Cute as a button,
Fully Chromed. $3200 OBO 220-6489
New Forks. $10K.
Firm. Must See! f7\ HONDA ACCORD
673-8733. EX COUPE '04
H.D. Softtail Deuce '01, Spoiler, SR. $15,990
red, mint cond, fully 9980012
chromed, $12K. 226-9493 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
S, HONDA 400 TRX Honda Accord SE
2005; excellent con- 1997, red, 2 dr, auto,
edition, hardly rid- fully-loaded, great
den. Yellow, very condition, sunroof,
fast. 912-322-7441. a/c, call Ryan
$4000.00 OBO. (912)577-8066 or (912)
Honda Motor Bike 729-7270 $4,499 OBO
. CRC150 2005 Like HONDA Accord LX
New. $2000 or OBO. 1996. Sedan 4 Cyl.
778-8977 Auto. All Power.
Exc. Gas Mil. Great
HONDA XR80R- '03, dirt Student Veh. $5000.
bike exc cond w/riding 294-6946
gear $700 obo 645-5592
4S KAWASAKI PRAI- HONDA CiVi
SRIE 20002 WD at HYBRID '06. Nay.,
Rebuilt engine, less AT, like new $20,990
than 4 hrss, new 998-0012
rear tires, $1500 OBO LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
449-4104
4 4 YAMAHA VINn 12 HONDA CIVIC '05
OYAMAHA VINO 125 (Z) Coupe. Only 34,00:
2006. Scooter. Only 890 Coupe. Only 34,000
miles. 70+ MPG! miles. $14,890
Windshield & Cover. 998-0012
Exc. Perform. $2000. 221-7574 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
P B Hyundai Elantra
GLS 2001, Sedan, 4
miles, new tires,
(7\ ACURARSX '06 4 5 00 OBO Call
Leather, sunroof, 912-242-2254
CD. $17,900 INFINITI Q45 '96 Tour-
998-0012 ing, Pearl, metallic,
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE leather, loaded, 56,100mi,
ACURA TL '06 $7,975. Call 674-4444
Navigation, CD, 7\ JAGUAR S-TYPE
sunroof. $30,990 "R" '03. CD, navi-
998-0012 gation, sunrf, 20"
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE chrome whis. $30,990
998-0012
( SeBMW 325i 05ow LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Miles, Fully Eqpt. JAGUAR
$25,890 998-0012 VANDEN PLAS '04
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Like new cond, only
BMW 325i '05 Coupe 2,00mil2 $35,990
Only 25K. $24,990 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE 7\ JAGUAR XJR '04
a. IW ,Nay., CD, sunroof.
BMW 325i '04 Like New. $35,990
Blue/ltan. $16,660 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
r W i. ull LINCOLN LS '00. V8, 4dr,
BMW 325i '06. Fully Ithr, loaded, 60,800 miles
equipped, like new x clean $11,975. 674-4444
$31,890
998-0012 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '01
White, Ithr, loaded, 69K
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE miles. $12,975. 674-4444
SBMW 330Ci '04 a Mazda 3 2.3 2005
Cony. Extra low blue, very clean,
mi, Ithr CD. $30,990 looks new, brand
998-0012 new z rated tires,
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE Call 673-2301 or 673-2302.
$15,800.


SBMW 330ci '05 MAZDA 6 '04. CD,
Convertible Leather, automatic
Leather, CID pre- $15,990
mium pkg $32,890 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE XUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW5251'06 Mazda MPV 1993,
BMW 5251 '06 n i c e $1 800.
White tan, like new < I904_745-6007
$36,840. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE MERCEDES C230'99
Kompressor. Black,
BMW Z4 2.5 '03 leather, loaded, 76Kmiles.
One owner, like $11,975. Call 674-4444
new. 12$19,990 MERCURY GR
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE CD, fully equipped.
4, BUICK Le Sabre $11,990 998-0012
2001 PGA Tour Edi- LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
tion, Fully Equip.
Leather, CD, Con- NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S '03
cert Surround Sound, AT, AC, loaded, low
New Tires, 81K miles. $12,975. 674-4444
912-288-3321 NISSAN ALTIMA
CADILLAC DEVILLE '02 t 2.5SL '03. Lthr, CD,
Champagne, loaded.32,900 like new. $14,990
mi, Clean $15,975. 699-9669 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CADILLAC DEVILLE 998-0012
DHS '00.Lthr,loaded,night
vision $12,975. 674-4444 (fT NISSAN MAXIMA
Chevolet '. '04. 3.55L, leather,
Trailblazer 2004, sunroof, CD. $19,990
power windows, 998-0012
cold ac, new tires, LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
cd, good condition, sil-
ver. Call 904-254-1503, 4 Nissan Sentra SE-R
Middleburg, FL $10,500 2003, 6 speed,
j manual, all power,
L Chrysler Sebring loaded, excellent
LXT '95-138k miles, condition, awesome ste-
good oncdition, reo, PCS, Japan, must
$2500, 215-4441 sell $8,900 Call 891-5458


I NISSAN 1
SENTRA 2005
S1.8S Great on
Gas! 4 door I
I Sedan Sport I
Edition 30K By
Owner $11,775 I
B 0BO 282-7610 j

4 PLYMOUTH NEON
997 4DR Tinted Win-
dows Good Cond. Reli
able Must Sell By 4/30
$1800 OBO 242-8931
4 Pontiac Bonneville
1976 only 48,000
t original miles,
everything works.
Great drives excellent.
Must sell, must see
$4,000 OBO 904-566-4666
SPontiac Grand Am
1997, great condi-
tion. Gold 4 DR.,
V6, CD, Rear
Spoiler, 162 K, Cold AC.
Call 881-0553 $2,500.









2003 BMW 540ia
Low miles
$29,900
'05 FORD
MUSTANG
Only 10,000 miles
$23,900
'06 BMW 325i
Silver, factory
warranty
$30,900
'05 NISSAN
ARMADA
$22,500
'05 JEEP
RANGER X
Only 18K miles, white
$18,900
'06 MINI
COOPER
Loaded, only 10,000 mi
$24,900
'04 JEEP
WRANGLER
Sahara. Black
$17,900
'05 FORD
MUSTANG
Red. Only 1300 miles
$17,900
'01 NISSAN
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$29,990
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$30,990
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$23,980
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SCION xB '05. AT, AC,
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