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Memorial Day
Hours For MWR
The following MWR facili-
ties will be open on Memorial
Day: Bogey's, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.;
Gymnasium, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.;
Pelican Roost (park reserva-
tions), 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Planet
Mayport, 11 a.m.-ll p.m.;
Swimming pool, 11 a.m.-6
p.m.; Windy Harbor Golf
Club, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.


Mark Calendar
For Midway
The Navy League of
Mayport is hosting the Battle
of Midway Commemoration
Dinner. Tickets are now on
sale for this year's Battle of
Midway Commemoration
Dinner held June 2 at the
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville
Downtown. Veterans of the
Battle of Midway will also
attend this year's dinner.
Come meet these "National
Treasures" and hear their
adventures first hand at one of
the U. S. Navy's greatest sea
victories and the turning point
of World War II in the Pacific.
Ticket costs are: active
duty E-6 and below, $25; E-7
to 03, $35; 04 to 05, $45,
06 and above, civilians, and
retirees, $55. The evening
includes fine dining and enter-
tainment. Uniform will be 04
and above dinner dress white
jacket; 03 and below dinner
dress white/dinner dress white
jacket optional and civilian
is black tie or business attire.
Cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m.,
dinner at 7:30 p.m. Reserved
seating. Make checks pay-
able to MIDWAY DINNER.
Tickets may be purchased
from the following locations:
Navy League Mayport POC
Bill McLoughlin at 285-8731;
USO Mayport at 246-3481;
USO Jacksonville at 778-
2821.

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.


Navy Lodge Mayport Wins


From NEXCOM
Navy Lodge Mayport, Fla.,
associates are definitely satis-
fied.
The Navy Lodge recent-
ly received the Associate
Satisfaction Award for 2006.
This award is presented to the
Navy Lodge with the highest
Associate Satisfaction Index
score. Navy Lodge Mayport has
consistently received awards
for its service, including the
Zumwalt award in 2005.
Rear Adm. Robert E.
Cowley, III, Commander, Navy
Exchange Service Command
(NEXCOM), recognized var-
ious Navy Lodges as well as
Navy Lodge managers and
associates with a number of
awards for 2006. More than 60
managers and corporate offi-
cials gathered in Orlando, Fla.,
in April to receive the awards,
share experience and partici-
pate in hospitality workshops
at the Navy Lodge Worldwide
Conference. All of the awards
are based on a Navy Lodge's
service to the guest, ambiance,
value for the money, cleanli-
ness, family friendliness, and
facilities.

Gettysbu
By Ensign
Andrew Bonderud
USS Gettysburg PAO
One of the most difficult
aspects of serving in the U.S.
Navy is the inevitable separa-
tion between Sailors and their
families.
Particularly during long
deployments, young children
and toddlers often have the most
difficult time coping with the
absence of their parent. While
technological advances facili-
tate frequent e-mail communi-
cation, most kids simply want
to see their mom or dad to know
that they are all right.
Sailors on board USS
Gettysburg (CG 64) have been
preparing for their upcoming
deployment for months, but for
this next deployment, they hope
to alleviate some of the pain of
family separation by partici-
pating in the United Through
Reading program. Sponsored
by the non-profit Family
Literacy Foundation, the United
Through Reading program
allows deployed Sailors to read
books to their children on either
video or audiocassette, which is
then mailed home to the family.
The stated mission of this pro-


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-Photo courtesy of NEXCOM
Rear Adm. Robert E. Cowley, III, Commander, Navy Exchange
Service Command presents the Associate Satisfaction Award for
2006 to Navy Lodge Mayport Manager Reggie Fowlkes during a
recent conference in Orlando.
NEXCOM's Vice President ber each night, and the outstand-
and Director, Navy Lodge ing guest service in between
Program, Michael Bockelman, enable all of our guests to be
asserts, "Every Navy Lodge more productive is a sign of
and its team members work why the military service mem-
extremely hard to deliver the bers love the Navy Lodge."
ultimate in guest satisfaction The Edward E. Carlson
for which the Navy Lodge is Award is presented to the Navy
known. Everything they do Lodge facility that is rated high-
from a warm greeting and a est in guest satisfaction, asso-
clean room to a comfortable bed ciate satisfaction, operations,
for every military service mem- quality assessment, and finan-

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gram is "to facilitate support- :.'
ive relationships for children .'. I ......
through families and friends .. ......
reading aloud with them."
Fire Controlman 2nd Class '', .
(SW) Brandi Jasso is one of .
Gettysburg's United Through
Reading coordinators. As a .,'',.. .
mother of two young kids, she .....
advocated bringing the program .,d
to the ship because of her past
positive experience participat- .
ing in it. She deployed with
USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) to ........... ..
the Persian Gulf back in 2004, '.. RM_
when her eldest child was just
two years old. Thanks to this
program, Katie was able to stay
connected with her mother.
According to Jasso, her
daughter watched the VCR
recording three times a day
every day, many times running
up to the television set, trying
to touch her mother's face. She
says of the program, "It reduces
the child's anxiety about the
parent being gone because they
see them, they hear them, and
they know that they are okay
and that mom and dad still
love them. It makes the child Fire Controlman 2nd Class (S
feel loved." Fire Controlman 2nd Class (S


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Raising The Ro(


cial performance. The award is
named for Edward E. Carlson,
a member of the Secretary of
the Navy's advisory commit-
tee, whose leadership and guid-
ance was invaluable to the
Navy Lodge Program. The
2006 Carlson Award winners
are Navy Lodge Little Creek,
Va., in the large category; Navy
Lodge Dam Neck/Oceana, Va.,
in the medium category; and
Navy Lodge Brunswick, Maine,
in the small category.
The Outstanding Service
Courtesy Award recipients
(OSCAR) for 2006 are Navy
Lodge Fort Worth, Texas, and
Navy Lodge Gulfport, Miss.
The Hospitality Award rec-
ognizes Navy Lodge facilities
with the highest marks for a
variety of guest services rated
by guests. Winners for 2006
are Navy Lodge New London,
Conn., in the large catego-
ry; Navy Lodge Forth Worth,
Texas; in the medium catego-
ry; and Navy Lodge Gulfport,
Miss., in the small category.
The Associate of the Year
award is presented to the indi-
vidual associate rated the best in
helping guests as well as other

Through


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associates. Apelia Atofau of
Navy Lodge Monterey, Calif.,
was the most praiseworthy asso-
ciate for 2006.
Navy Lodge 2006 Marketer
of the Year was awarded to
Frank Klages, manager, Navy
Lodge Everett, Wash.
The Manager of the Year
award went to Linda Bird,
Navy Lodge Kings Bay, Ga.,
and Bonnie Dumont, Navy
Lodge Brunswick, Maine, who
received the high marks for
outstanding guest and customer
satisfaction in both internal and
external areas.
According to Bockelman, the
awards were well deserved and
attributes the Navy Lodges' suc-
cess to over 35 years of dedica-
tion and pride in the quality of
services provided by its associ-
ates.
The Navy has more than 43
Navy Lodges and Inns world-
wide. Navy Lodge guests save
an average of 40 percent com-
pared to civilian hotels. The
program provides $40 million in
direct savings to the Navy and
its guests. Reservations may be
made at www.navy-lodge.com
or toll free 800-NAVY-INN.

Reading


-Photo courtesy of USS Gettysburg
) Brandi Jasso is one of Gettysburg's United Through Reading coordi-


nators. She was introduced to the program in 2004during a deployment to the Persian Gulf when her
oldest child was two years old.


of Gardasil Available

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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
until gone, DJ, prizes, a silent
auction and more. All are
welcome. For more informa-
tion, contact Wendy Layton-
Pollack at 246-3481.
USO will hold its sec-
ond annual USO Night at
Adventure Landing on June 6
from 6-11 p.m. at Adventure
Landing, 1944 Beach
Boulevard in Jacksonville
Beach. Tickets are on sale.
There are a limited number
and are only available to
active duty and their direct
dependents. ID cards will
be required. USO, with the
help of VyStar has rented out
Adventure Landing.


-Photo by CMDCM Deborah Davidson
Master Chief Electronics Technician Bill Reigart of USS Philippine Sea places a new
command tile in the roof of the Foc'sle Club sponsored by the ship's CPO Mess during
last Thursday's Steak Night at the club.


By Lt. Sam Caoile
NH Jacksonville Family Medicine
Residency Program
The U.S. cervical cancer
numbers in 2006 were esti-
mated to be more than 9,000
women including more than
3,700 deaths. Worldwide, this
disease is much more deadly,
killing about 270,000 women
each year. Certain strains of a
virus known as HPV, or human
papilloma virus, are responsible
for nearly all cases of cervical
cancer. Recently, a vaccine,
Gardasil, has been developed
with promise for reducing HPV
infections.
HPV is a very common
sexually transmitted virus that
many people pick up at some
point in their lives. More than
20 million men and women in
the United States are currently
infected with HPV and there are
6.2 million new infections each
year. HPV is most common in
young women and men who are
in their late teens and early 20s
who are sexually active. By


age 50, at least 80 percent of
women will have acquired HPV
infection.
The virus usually does not
cause any symptoms and most
people's immune system clears
it up. Sometimes, though, HPV
lingers. When that happens,
over time it can cause chang-
es in the cervix that could turn
into cancer. Pap smears can
find these changes before they
become dangerous. However,
many American women who
should get tested, don't. Over
the years, researchers have been
looking for ways to prevent
cervical cancer by focusing on
vaccines for HPV-16 and HPV-
18, the strains of the virus that
cause about 70 percent of all
cervical cancers.
The development of Gardasil,
a vaccine against the human
papilloma virus was that was
recently approved by the FDA,
is one of the most important
advances in women's health in
recent years. The vaccine pro-
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2 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 17, 2007


Captain's Column


Hurricane season is here a lit-
tle early as we saw last week. If
this is your first tour in Florida,
don't let that storm off the coast
fool you.
It can happen just that fast.
In fact the last hurricane to hit
Jacksonville directly with a
great amount of damage was
Dora in the 1960 and it started
just like the storm last week. If
you are not prepared now, you
are not going to be prepared if
we have another one pop up on
the horizon. Make sure your
family has a plan and it includes
evacuation location, what to do
with the pets, and how to com-
municate with you and the Navy
on their location. Please make
sure you are all talking to your
folks about the importance of
preparedness.
The Mirror will be putting


Capt. Charles King
out informative articles on hur-
ricane topics geared to keep you
informed. And there are loads
of information, checklists and
survival techniques available on
the internet.
Navy Criminal Investigative


Service is stepping up its inves-
tigations into BAH-related
fraud. Since 2004 the amount
of cases being investigated has
gone up dramatically, and the
Mayport field office for NCIS
has been part of that increase.
Government losses since 2004
have equaled more than $5 mil-
lion, with only 16.7 percent
of that received back in resti-
tution. Stealing from the gov-
ernment is stealing from your
shipmates and every taxpayer
in the United States. Much like
abusing drugs, the penalty fits
the crime. Is a BCD and con-
viction by a court, worth it to
your future? I think not...
At Quarters last week, I was
asked about the MWR events
and what we can do to get more
of them. Well, we already have
an amazing amount of events


that are tailored just for active
duty and dependents. These
events are usually free or cost-
friendly. We spend a lot of ener-
gy putting out fliers, changing
the MWR billboard by the front
gate, Web site updates but you
have to read it to know about it.
Here are a couple big events
coming up:
Military Appreciation Day
is on May 30 at the Sea Otter
Pavilion. The USO received a
$10,000 grant from Disney so
it should be an incredible event.
There will be a raffle for prizes
and a Silent Auction has been
added for the higher end prizes.
And don't forget to come to the
dunk tank for your chance to
get the base XO, CMC, some of
the base police officers, maybe
a Commodore or two and I
will take a turn on the wet seat


to get soaked! This day is going
to be a blast, don't miss it.
Keep your schedule clear for
June 6 from 6-11 p.m. The USO
is sponsoring a USO Night at
Adventure Landing, and tick-
ets are only $1 and are on sale
at the USO. This event is only
for active duty and dependents.
Please bring your ID cards when
you are ready to buy tickets.
Recreational activities are
great, however, it's always ben-
eficial to yourself and others to
invest in learning opportunities.
And don't forget the impor-
tance of giving your time to
help others. There are a lot of
volunteer opportunities through
the USO and volunteers are
needed for a pressure washing
and painting project at Mayport
and also to help rebuild a deck
at Mayport. All materials/sup-


plies will be provided as well as
lunch. Please email wlayton@
usojax.com or call 246-3481.
There are no specific dates for
these projects so we can work
around your schedule.
As always, thank you for
keeping the base looking sharp.
We have a very dedicated group
of folks at Base Services to help
keep the base looking sharp
but we all need to pitch in and
police the parking areas, around
our buildings and ships. The
wind reaks havoc on dump-
sters that are left open. If you
haven't picked up any trash
lately, try it; you'll feel good
about yourself and working at
the best base in the Navy.
Keep those suggestions com-
ing to me at charles.p.king@
navy.mil Have a great week-
end.


Fleet Talk


By FORCM(EWS/SW)
Tony Santino
Force Master (
Navy Expeditionary Combat Command
Throughout our careers, each
of us has had someone that's
made a difference in our careers
or personal lives.
He or she might have been a
Chief, LPO, another more expe-
rienced Sailor in our command,
or someone we simply referred
to as our "Sea Daddy."
This person provided good
advice, guidance, or some well-


placed calibration, and ultimate-
ly had a positive impact on us
and our career.
The idea of mentoring is noth-
ing new. Each of us, at some
point in our careers, has been
mentored, or mentored someone
else. The Navy's mentor pro-
gram provides a formal process
to foster a mentoring culture
throughout the Navy in order to
develop and retain talented 21st
century leaders.
Mentoring is an extremely
powerful tool for professional


and personal development. It's
a process that deliberately pairs
a person who is more skilled
or experienced (the mentor),
with one who is less so (the
prot6g6e). Through this process,
the experienced person trans-
fers skills and experiences in a
focused, effective and efficient
manner.
Simply put, a mentor is a per-
son who helps someone else
learn something the learner
would otherwise have learned
less well, more slowly or not


at all.
Mentors help prot6g6es set
personal and professional goals
and then, working together,
helps the prot6g6e develop a
mentoring plan to achieve those
goals while providing consistent
feedback along the way.
The mentor may play a vari-
ety of roles resource, advisor,
coach, or consultant all with
the goal of developing that pro-
t6g6e into a future Navy leader.
Mentors, by being a positive


influence, help instill self-confi-
dence into our Sailors, improve
morale and increase team build-
ing. Ultimately, this gives
Sailors greater job satisfaction
and career success.
Prot6g6es should provide
their mentors with honest and
accurate information and work
toward those goals agreed
upon in the mentoring plan.
Prot6g6es need to use their men-
tors properly, and not circum-
vent their chain of command.


As I mentioned earlier, men-
toring is nothing new, but it
is critical to the professional
growth of outstanding leaders.
Shipmates, take advantage of
the opportunity to have a men-
tor and benefit from the wealth
of experience and knowledge he
or she has to offer.
If you have the opportunity
to be a mentor to someone, do
it! There's no greater reward
than developing today's young
Sailors into tomorrow's leaders.


_C REDO Column


By Lt. Rickey Bennett but work is important, too-I
Spiritual Fitness Division went outside with her to play.
One summer in the late after- Well, to be honest, my body
noon, I was walking along the went out there, but the rest of
beach by myself. The air was me was still down in my office
noticeably still. I remember working.
thinking how odd it was that After about ten minutes
there wasn't even a breeze, of playing what probably felt
After walking for about a mile, to her like a one-sided game,
I turned around to head back Bonnie said, "Dad, if you have
home and something strange something else to do, we don't
happened. Suddenly there was have to do this." I was embar-
a breeze. I didn't feel it as much passed and quickly called the
as hear it whistling in my ears. rest of me out of the office to
Where had it come from? join us. I gave myself to play-
It had been there all along. ing with my daughter, and the
But as long as it was at my activity turned out to be a lot
back, I didn't hear or feel it. As more enjoyable-for both of us.
soon as I faced the other way, For days after that expe-
my ears immediately sensed its rience, God was teaching me
presence. something: If a 10-year-old girl
The same is true of God. knows when her dad's heart
As long as we have our backs .
As long as we have our backs isn't in what he's doing, you
turned to Him-pursuing our
can be sure that God knows
own interests and desires, living
life the way we think it should exactly how much of us are
be lived-we remain unawa really involved in our activi-
of His presence. Once we turn ties with Him. He expects us
in His direction, beginning to to give it our all. Just going
prioritize our lives around His through the motions is rude at
values and principles, it's as if best and mutiny at worst.
He comes alive to us. There's a Human things must be known
heightened sense of His reality. to be loved, but divine things
The tragedy is that our eternal must be loved to be known.-
welfare depends upon our hear- BLAISE PASCAL (French sci-
ing, and we have trained our entist & philosopher). God is
ears not to hear. -A.W. TOZER whispering an invitation for us
(Illinois pastor). Even when I to relate to Him at the core of
am aware of His presence, am I our lives. When we feel driv-
completely present? en and distracted, His voice
Involved in a project, I was gets drowned out. We should
torn between doing something give God the same place in our
with my daughter and finish- hearts that He holds in the uni-
ing my work. But after a brief verse. May our love for God
debate with myself-a good increase so that we can discover
Christian dad would spend time how to completely focus on His
with his daughter versus Yeah, presence and power.

USS Stark History

Book Signing May 25


Author Harold Lee Wise will
be signing copies of his new
book, Inside the Danger Zone:
The U.S. Military in the Persian
Gulf 1987-1988 (Naval Institute
Press 2007) on May 25 from 6-
9 p.m. at Barnes & Noble St.
Johns 10280 Midtown Pkwy, in
Jacksonville.
Inside the Danger Zone is
a history of the U.S. military
involvement in the Persian Gulf
in 1987 and 1988 a time of
burning ships, air strikes, and
secret missions the prelude
period to Desert Storm and the
most recent U.S. invasion of
Iraq. Based largely on first-hand
accounts from veterans of that
era, it is an up-close, detailed
report from the front lines of "a
guerrilla war at sea." Many of
the dramatic incidents of this
period are told in depth with


new information and details
never before seen in print.
In May 1987, an Iraqi plane
fired two missiles into USS
Stark, a lone U.S. Navy frigate
on patrol in the Gulf. This dead-
ly attack heralded the beginning
of a new era in U.S. Middle
Eastern policy. From then until
the end of the Iran-Iraq War,
American forces carried out an
unprecedented series of mili-
tary operations in the Gulf. A
planned tanker protection mis-
sion evolved into a naval quasi-
war with Iran and culminated in
the largest sea-air battle since
World War II.
For more information on the
signing, call 928-3581.
Harold Lee Wise is an adjunct
history professor at Elizabeth
City State University in North
Carolina.


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interested in the FCPOA can contact RP1 Alicia Johnson at270-5212 or MCI Sonja Chambers at 270-5226.


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Naval Station Mayport
C apt. C harles K ing ...................................................................... .................. C om m and ing O officer
C apt. A aron Bow m an .................... ................................................................... Executive O officer
CM DCM Deborah Davidson .........................................................................Com m and M aster Chief
Naval Station Mayport Editorial Staff
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M C1 Sonja Cham bers ............................................................................ D deputy Public Affairs O officer
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Chapel Call
Command Chaplain:
Cmdr. Phil Wyrick
SUNDAY
Sunday School..................9...9 a.m.
Morning Worship............10:30 a.m.
Protestant Baptismn.......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 M asses..................... 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.


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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 at 6:45 p.m.
at the USO on Mayport Road.
Babysitting will be provided.
Tuesday, June 5
Please join the USS Vicksburg
Family Support Group on at
6:30 p.m. at the Mayport USO
for "Everything You Wanted to
Know About A Deployment,
But Were Afraid to Ask." Terry
Johnson from Fleet and Family
Services will be our dynamic
guest speaker. She will be
addressing all your pre-deploy-
ment issues. Following Mrs.
Johnson will be a question and
answer session with a panel of
seasoned Navy wives. There
will also be a special Sesame
Street DVD for the children
to view called "Talk, Listen,
Connect: Helping Families
During Military Deployment."
We are getting close to the big
day and now is the time to get
those questions answered and to
make new friends.
Thursday, June 14
The USS Carney family read-
iness group will meet at 6:45
p.m. at the USO on Mayport
Road. Childcare will be pro-
vided.
Thursday, June 28
The USS Philippine Sea fainm-


Cal
ily readiness group will hold its
monthly meeting at 6:45 p.m.
at the USO on Mayport Road.
Babysitting will be provided.

Out in Town
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. They
will also teach you some plant
survival tips and techniques.
Cost is $5. Light refreshments
served. To register, please call
(" '4) 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 (800) ACS-
2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
Saturday, May 19
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Stark Memorial


Society will hold their month-
ly 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 for this meeting. 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 addition-
al information please contact,
Mary Chauncey at 781-9300.
Sunday, May 20
Bring the entire family to
enjoy a day at The Cummer
Museum of Art & Gardens
filled with art, gardens, edu-
cation and fun from noon to
5 p.m. The activities will be
inspired by "Rather Strange
Developments:" Picasso,
Kandinsky and Mondrian from
the Munson-Williams-Proctor
Arts Institute. Free admission.
Sponsored by Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Florida. For more
information, call (904) 355-
0630.
First Missionary Baptist,
810 Third Avenue South,
Jacksonville Beach, is hosting a


Christian Men and Women serv-
ing God and Country Program
at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, May 22
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 23
Duval County Extension
Service, 1010 N. McDuff
Ave., will hold the work-
shop, "Pond Management" at
5:30 p.m. This free workshop
is for Homeowners/Builders
Associations, farmers, ranch-
ers, general public, pond own-
ers and managers.Some of the
subjects that will be covered
are: Pond permitting, planning,
design and construction, types
of fish to stock, stocking rates
and sources.


Service
By Retired Capt.
Peter Wynkoop
Mayport Council Navy League
The 20th annual memorial
service for USS Stark (FFG 31)
will be held at Naval Station
Mayport's Memorial Park at
10:30 a.m. today (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
firefighting teams from other
Navy ships, the crew succeeded
in saving the ship, but the cost
was heavy.
Restored and returned to


Today
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.


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It Was A Victory Against All Odds



USS Hue City Remembers Namesake Battle


By PH2 Lynn Friant
COMPACENSE
Tears and memories of battle
set the tone for the 39th obser-
vance of the Battle of Hue City
on May 13 at Naval Station
Mayport.
"You have earned the right
to be called heroes," said guest
speaker, Chaplain Eli Taksian,
as he shared his recollection of
what he described as the "larg-
est bloodbath in the Vietnam
War." Takesian was assigned
as the chaplain for the 3rd
Battalion, 5th Marines and regi-
mental chaplain, 5th Marines,
Vietnam in 1967-1968.
The Battle of Hue began Jan.
31, 1968, during the Vietnamese
holiday of Tet when the North
Vietnamese Army launched
one of the fiercest battles of
the Vietnam War. Three under-
strength U.S. Marine battal-
ions, consisting of fewer than
2,500 men, attacked and sound-
ly defeated more than 10,000
entrenched enemy troops, lib-
erating Hue for South Vietnam.
The ancient Vietnamese impe-
rial city of Hue was the coun-
try's cultural capital, a unique
blend of French and Vietnamese
influence. Hue was a symbol
of everything the Vietnamese


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For this reason, it was spared ". ,
the terrible effects of war--until T, "'
Tet 1968.
Tet is the abbreviation of Tet
Nguyen Dan which means the ,
first morning of the first day of
the new period. Tet marks the
beginning of a new year on theW
lunar calendar and the begin-
ning of spring.
The Battle of Hue lasted four
weeks and cost 142 American
lives. Marines of the 1st and
5th Regiments, fighting along-
side the Army of the Republic
of Vietnam's 1st Division, were
supported by U.S. Army 7th
and 12th Cavalry Regiments,- '..-
among other units, in the battle
for Hue. U.S. Marines immedi-
ately launched a counter-offen-
sive called Operation Hue City.
North Vietnamese and Viet
Cong forces were driven out
of Hue little by little as U.S.
Marines retook the city one
block at a time. The Marines
retook the Treasury building,
the university, the hospital,
the Provincial Headquarters
and, finally, the citadel. On -Photo by MC2 Lynn Friant
February 26, 1968, the city of A wreath is placed in honor of those who gave their lives during the Battle of Hue City. The Battle of Hue City, one of
Hue was declared secure. U.S. the fiercest battles of the Vietnam War, took place on Jan. 31, 1968, during the Vietnamese holiday of Tet. U.S. Marines
See Hue City, Page 5 launched a counter-offensive called Operation Hue City, where they reclaimed the city block by block.


-Photo by MC1(SW/AW) Heather Ewton
More than 100 veterans of the Vietnam battle of Hue City, along with friends and family members, join USS Hue City in remembering the 39th anniversary of the Marine's stand
against the North Vietnamese Army.


Capt. Michael Jacobsen, USS Hue City commanding officer, gives opening remarks during Capt. Quyen Tran, a veteran of Hue City, delivered a heartfelt thanks to the Marines dur-
the 39th observance of the Battle of Hue City at Naval Station Mayport. ing the 39th observance of the Battle of Hue City.


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Battle of Hue fought by three U.S. Marine Battalions during a four-week span.


The Blount Island Marine Color guard participated in the
USS Hue City memorial that honored Marines who fought
in the Vietnam Battle of Hue.


An interpreter with the Hue City Association translates for Retired Capt. Eli Takesian, chaplain for the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines and regimental chaplain 5th Marines, during the
Tran during the memorial service. Battle of the Hue City, speaks during the 39th observance of the Battle of Hue City at Naval Station Mayport.


Hue City
From Page 4
forces remained another week
to ensure the city's safety and
the battle became a significant
American victory.
This year's memorial, as in
years past, was attended by
battle seasoned Marines wear-
ing red shirts emblazed with
their unit's name and nick-
name of "Dying Delta" above
it. "They called us the Dying
Delta because we went through
some pretty tough stuff," said
one member of the group, as he
wiped a tear off his cheek.
Also attending this year's
observance was Republic of
Vietnam Army Capt. Quyen
Tran, a veteran of the Hue
City, who delivered a heartfelt
thanks to the Marines followed
by a presentation by the Hue
Association who paid respect by
way of a flowered wreath and
words of thanks for the courage
and true grit of the war fighters.
"It is vital that we celebrate
and remember those who served
at great cost," said USS Hue
City Chaplain, Lt. Jon Rozema.
"May we never forget their sac-:
rifice."


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M WR Happenings


Navy and Marine Corps
Achievement Medal
ATI Tyshia M. Powell, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
YN3 Neldia G. Legorreta, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport

Good Conduct Medal
SKC Cain 0. Coleman, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AM2 Dennis W. Hageman, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport

Letter of Commendation
AMI Michael S. Gilmore, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AMI Adam W. Rocks, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AS3 Garrett W. Adams, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport

Letter of Appreciation
AM2 Dennis W. Hageman, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
ATI Mickey D. Kendrick, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AMI Adam W. Rocks, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,


Mayport
AM2 Junior A. Lyn, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AD2 Wynecesjohn Barnachia,
Fleet Readiness Center
Southeast, Mayport
AD2 Javier Medinaortiz, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AD3 Laray C. Northern, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
AD3 Gary S. Hills, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport
ADAN Jessika L. Gutierrez,
Fleet Readiness Center
Southeast, Mayport
ATAN John Cervantes, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport

Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AZ2 Kiffany S. Morton, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport

Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ADAN Jessika L. Gutierrez,
Fleet Readiness Center
Southeast, Mayport

HSL-44 Safety Professional
AS3 Garrett W. Adams, Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast,
Mayport


Retirement


ADC(AW) David Noe
Retirement ceremony for
ADC(AW) David Noe of Fleet
Readiness Center Southeast
Mayport was held May 4 and
will officially transfer from the
United States Navy to the Fleet
Reserve on June 30 after serv-
ing 22 years of active naval
service. The retirement cer-
emony was held at the Ocean
Breeze Conference Center on
Naval Station Mayport with
guest speaker, Lt. Jim Gault.
ADC Noe reported to Recruit
Training Center Great Lakes,
Ill., for basic training, in
February 1986.
Upon completion, he attend-
ed Aviation Machinist Mate
"A" School at Naval Aviation


Technical Training Center,
Millington, Tenn. ADC Noe
served at the following com-
mands: VA-37 "Bulls" NAS
Cecil Field; AIMD Jacksonville;
VS-22 "Diamond Cutters" NAS
Jacksonville; HS-15 "Redlions"
Jacksonville; and two tours at
AIMD Mayport.
Noe's personal awards include
the Navy and Marine Corps
Commendation Medal, Navy
and Marine Corps Achievement
Medal (five awards) and vari-
ous units, service and campaign
medals.
Noe was born in Racine, Wisc.,
and graduated from Pontiac
Township High School. After
arriving to FRC-SE Mayport,
he was the driving force behind
the successful implementa-
tion of AIRSpeed producing
improved efficiency and cost
reduction savings for the Navy.
He currently plans to reside in
Jacksonville with his wife Anita
and son, Andrew.

Hall
Cmdr. Michael A. Hall retires
after 22 years of naval service.
Hall began his career in July
1985 after graduating from the
University of South Carolina
on a NROTC Scholarship. As
a Division Officer, he served
his first tours in the Engineering


Cmdr. Michael A. Hall
Departments on board USS
Wichita (AOR 1) and USS
America (CV 66). After his
shore tour at the Naval Post
Graduate School, he served as
Chief Engineer on board USS
Doyle (FFG 39). While serv-
ing as the Material Officer
at CDS 22, he was selected
for Lieutenant Commander
Command and commanded
USS Kingfisher (MHC 56).
After completing a Federal


Executive Fellowship at the
Hoover Institute on War, Peace
and Revolution at Stanford
University, Hall reported to
United States Central Command
to serve as Operational Planner
in direct support of Operation
Iraqi Freedom and Operation
Enduring Freedom. Returning
to sea, he served as the com-
manding officer of USS Samuel
B. Roberts (FFG 58).
For his follow on tours, he
served as the Naval Liaison to
Commander, Continental North
America Air Defense Region
for Homeland Defense and
as the Operations Officer for
Standing NATO Response Force
Maritime Group Two (formally
STANAVFORMED). His final
tour was spent at Southeast
Regional Maintenance Center
Hall's retirement ceremony
will be held at Naval Station
Mayport Chapel on May 18 at
10 a.m.


COMFISCS Visits SERMC Mayport


From FISC JAX
Rear Adm. Raymond Bembe,
COMFISCS, visited the NAS
JAX and Naval Station Mayport
area from May 7-10 to discuss
Supply, Storage and Distribution
(SS&D) initiatives and the
Naval Supply (NAVSUP) 100-
Day Plan.
Berube was accompanied by
SES William Bickert, Deputy
COMFISCS. FISC JAX hosted
the visit. During his first three
days at FISC JAX, Berube vis-
ited the Fleet Readiness Center
Southeast on NAS JAX to dis-
cuss the Base, Realignment and
Closure (BRAC) SS&D initia-
tives.
On May 10, Berube attended
a community breakfast with
Jacksonville Area Supply Corps
Association officers and chiefs
and discussed Distance Support,
Material Support Initiatives,
Individual Augmentations and
CNO strategic objectives.
After the breakfast, Berube
traveled to the FISC JAX Fuel
Farm, met with employees, and
received a tour of the facilities.
He then visited the Southeast
Regional Maintenance Center
(SERMC) at Naval Station
Mayport. While there he met
with employees and recognized
the Junior Sailor of the Quarter,
the Wage Grade Employee of
the Quarter, and an employee
with 40 years time in service.
Afterwards he toured FISC
JAX DET SERMC Supply
Operations.
Later that day he spoke to
members of FISC JAX.
Capt. Karl Rau, Commander,
FISC JAX, introduced Berube.
"We are very honored to have
our boss here," Rau said. "He
has several things he'd like to
share with you."
Berube began his presenta-
tion with a short introduction
and then showed a DVD featur-
ing Rear Adm. Alan Thompson,
Commander of NAVSUP and
Chief of Supply Corps. The
DVD highlighted Thompson's
eight key initiatives and the
NAVSUP 100-Day Plan.
"This is a great opportunity

Gettysburg
From Page 1
While some Sailors will
use one of their child's favor-
ite books, Gettysburg is also
holding a book drive to collect
children's books for kids, ages
13 and younger. These books
will form a children's library
onboard, from which Sailors
will be able to select a book to
read to their kids.
Anyone who is interested in
donating to Gettysburg's chil-
dren library can go to the Navy
Federal Credit Union on base or
to the Mayport USO. Starting
May 15, there will be a box at
each location where anyone
may donate a new or gently
used children book for use in
the United Through Reading
program on Gettysburg's
upcoming deployment.




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and the message I want to share
is Rear Adm. Thompson's,"
said Berube. "Everything in the
NAVSUP Commander's guid-
ance is related to the CNO's
three priorities."
After the DVD, Berube went
on to address Thompson's
eight initiatives that require
immediate action: Enhance
Stakeholder Outreach; Align
with Warfare Enterprises
and Fleet Readiness Centers;
Accelerate Global Warehouse
and Storage; Understand the
Costs and Value of Products and
Services; Develop NAVSUP
Strategy for Logistics Business
Systems; Partner for BRAC;
Accelerate Preparations for
Enterprise Resource Planning
Implementation; and Complete
Workforce and Diversity Plans.
"It comes down to changing
our culture so we can become
more agile and adaptive to
innovation," he said. "Our goal
for Navy is to optimize logistic
capability that's provided to the
various warfare enterprises."
Afterwards Berube fielded
questions from the audience
before completing his trip.
Fleet and Industrial Supply
Center Jacksonville provides
logistics, business and sup-
port services to fleet, shore and
industrial commands of the
Navy, Coast Guard, Military
Sealift Command, and other
Joint and Allied Forces. FISC
Jacksonville, one of seven sup-
ply centers under Commander,
Fleet and Industrial Supply
Centers, delivers combat capa-
bility through logistics by team-


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-Photo courtesy of FISC JAX
COMFISCS, Rear Adm. Raymond Berube, is greeted by Southeast
Regional Maintenance Center's Deputy Commander, Capt. Tony
Martin, during a recent visit to Mayport.


ing with regional partners and
customers to provide supply
chain management, procure-
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more than 7,000 military and
civilian logistics professionals
operating as a single cohesive
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The RHIB approaches a local fishing vessel with merchant shipping traffic in the background.


Roosevelt Searches For


Terroris
By Ensign Bill Schute
USS Roosevelt PAO
As part of its duties as
Standing NATO Maritime
Group 2 (SNMG2) flagship,
USS Roosevelt participated
in an 11-day surge in support
of NATO Operation Active
Endeavor (OAE).
The primary goal of this
operation is to provide securi-
ty to maritime shipping in the
Mediterranean. The focus is to
prevent illegal operations, such
as human trafficking and terror-
ist activity, from occurring in
Mediterranean and spreading to
European nations.
While operating in and around
the Strait of Sicily, Roosevelt
concentrated on hailing as many
merchant, sailing, fishing and
other vessels.
Additionally in support of
OAE, Roosevelt conducted vis-
its to local fishing vessels.
Deploying one of its RHIBs,
Roosevelt sent over a team of
Sailors led by boarding officer,
Ensign Paul Krakau, to gather
information from smaller ves-
sels, mainly fishing fleets, and
to spread awareness of OAE to
mariners in the Mediterranean.
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activities that have been wit-
nessed or rumored in the sur-
rounding waters. The teams
also offered the vessels baskets
of fruit and Roosevelt welcome
aboard pamphlets to demon-
strate goodwill.
These visits, as well as the
vessel hailings, helped demon-
strate the NATO presence in the
Mediterranean Sea and spread
the purpose of OAE.
Roosevelt's Commanding


Officer, Cmdr. John Carter, set
a goal for his bridge teams to
conduct 2,000 hails by the time
its deployment is over.
After its short 10-day surge,
Roosevelt was well on its way
to reaching that goal with 391
hails made.
Upon completion of its OAE
surge, Roosevelt will pull into
Mykonos, Greece as the crew
readies themselves for the next
SNMG2 flagship task, Exercise
NIIRIS.


-Photo courtesy of HSL-48
Cub Scouts from Pack 623 of Isle of Faith Methodist Church pose in front of a SH-60B with Aviation
Warfare Systems Operator 2nd Class Luke Pratt, Lt.j.g. Sam Wheeler, Lt.j.g. Helen Smith, Lt.j.g. Ian
Laspina, and Lt. Troy Dickey.


HSL-48 'Scout' Out Cubs


From HSL-48
HSL-48 recently hosted a
local Cub Scout Troop and their
families for a squadron tour.
The Cub Scouts of Pack 623,
led by former SH-60B pilot
Robert Lawrence and based
out of Isle of Faith Methodist
Church, enjoyed an exciting
morning dedicated to learning
about the SH-60B helicopter
and its missions.
The Cub Scouts first watched
a video that showcased the vast
capabilities of the LAMPS MK
III system. The video featured
Hellfire missile shots, rescue
swimmer deployments, and tor-
pedo drops, in addition to ship-
board take offs and landings.
Lt.j.g. Sam Wheeler of HSL-
48 then gave a short lesson
on the technology behind and
the uses of the ANVS 9 Night
Vision Goggles. Afterwards,
the lights were lowered and
-the Cub Scouts were given the
Opportunity to look through the


goggles and see infrared strobe
lights and chemical sticks emit-
ting light not seen by the naked
eye.
Another highlight of the day
had nothing to do at all with
Naval Aviation.
The Cub Scouts got to pet
"Skirt," HSL-48's live mascot,
a 9-foot, Columbian Red-Tailed
boa constrictor, handled by
Lt.j.g. Ian LaSpina.
Following Skirt's retreat to
her cage, the Cub Scouts head-
ed to the HSL-48 hangar where
a helicopter was on static dis-
play. Lt. Troy Dickey, Lt.j.g.
Helen Smith, and Aviation
Warfare Systems Operator 2nd
Class Luke Pratt assisted the
Cub Scouts as they climbed
through the helicopter, sat in the
seats, posed with the GAU-16
machine gun, and asked a slew
of questions that rivaled many
check ride briefs.
The Scouts were also
impressed with the exercise


Hellfire missile and MK 46 tor-
pedo that were on display.
Just as the Cubs were finish-
ing up their tour of the static
display, the sound of rotors
turning could be heard from
outside.
The group proceeded outside
to HSL-48's balcony where
they watched a helicopter from
Mayport's reserve squadron,
HSL-60, taxi and then take off.
Watching the helicopter lift into
the air and fly away provided
quite a culmination for the day's
events.
In addition to the Cub Scouts'
visit being fun and educational,
it also helped the boys progress
toward their next rank in Cub
Scouts. The Vipers also ben-
efited from the visit, as it was
a rewarding experience for the
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By MC2(SW)
Alexia M. Riveracorrea
Destroyer Squadron 40 Public, "-
UNITAS Atlantic 48-07
brought together naval forces
from Argentina, Brazil, Chile,
Spain and the United States in
the South Atlantic for exercises
at sea from May 4-11.
The multinational task group
participated in training events
such as flight operations, under-
way replenishments, and tacti-
cal response drills to improve
interoperability between navies.
"UNITAS Atlantic was an
outstanding opportunity to oper-
ate with ships from Argentina,
Brazil, Chile and Spain.
Operating as a rather large task


nishes
group, I was impressed with the
planning, execution and profes-
sionalism of the other navies as
we conducted numerous tactical
exercises," said Cmdr. Victor
Cooper, USS Pearl Harbor
(LSD 52) commanding officer.
"Our relationship building
events while in port, significant-
ly contributed to the fun experi-
enced while conducting the at-
sea events," Cooper added.
The exchange of military per-
sonnel between sister ships also
plays a large role in develop-
ing interoperability. Watching
a partner navy conduct live-fire
exercises and respond swiftly to
simulated surface and air threats


UNITAS 48-07 Atlantic Phase


helps participants from each of
the countries better understand
another navy's capability to
respond to a variety of situa-
tions.
"I would like to learn more
about their navies, both through
language and system capabili-
ties, because I think with such
a knowledge base, we will
become a stronger allied force,"
said Operations Specialist (SW)
2nd Class Marcus Drayden,
communication supervisor from
USS Mitscher (DDG 57).
After several days to become
familiar with each other, the
ships then split into two oppos-
ing forces to conduct a two-


day battle problem at sea as the
capstone event in the exercise.
Units were able to utilize all
aspects of their air, surface and
subsurface warfare training to
conduct multinational naval task
force operations in a multithreat
environment.
"Final battle problems are
always challenging, regard-
less of which side you are on,"
observed Cmdr. John Wilshusen,
Destroyer Squadron (DESRON)
40 chief staff officer. "They
allow you to put the combined
skills and experiences of your
team against the skills and expe-
riences of an equally talented
and dedicated opponent, with


no predetermined outcome."
"The Argentina Navy did a
fantastic job this year in chal-
lenging both sides with prob-
lems that made us think tacti-
cally and improved our skills
in the at-sea operating environ-
ment," Wilshusen added.
"It was a good experi-
ence to work with multina-
tional navies," said Operations
Specialist 3rd Class Damario
Norwood, bridge watch stander
aboard Pearl Harbor. "We built
good relationships between
Sailors."
United States participation
in UNITAS 48-07 consisted of
dock landing ship Pearl Harbor,


guided-missile destroyer
Mitscher, guided-missile frig-
ate USS Samuel B. Roberts
(FFG 58) and Chilean frigate
CS Latorre (FFG 14), under
the tactical command of Capt.
Randy Snyder, DESRON 40
commander.
The four ships also comprise
Task Group 40.0, conducting
Partnership of the Americas
(POA) 2007, a U.S. Naval
Forces Southern Command
deployment focused on enhanc-
ing relationships with regional
partner nations through a variety
of exercises and events at sea
and on shore throughout South
America and the Caribbean.


TORIS/TFOM Version 3 Training Moves Forward


By Wayne Woolweber
ATGMayport
Afloat Training Group
(ATG) Mayport hosted Captain
Salsman, Commander, ATG
Atlantic who recently addressed
Mayport crews on the sta-
tus of SHIPTRAIN and the
implementation of Training
and Operational Readiness
Information Services (TORIS)
/Training Figure of Merit
(TFOM) Version 3 (V3).
During the presentation, it
was highlighted that TORIS/
TFOM V3 implementation has
been delayed; however ATG
Mayport will be conducting
TORIS/TFOM V3 training.


Salsman reviewed the current
status of SHIPTRAIN, indicat-
ing that the goal is to ensure all
surface ships continually main-
tain and sustain their levels of
proficiency and certification.
With each upgrade to the
TORIS/TFOM software, new
functionalities are added and
feedback from fleet users is
incorporated. The key to success
with SHIPTRAIN is a steady
strain, focusing on performance
and proficiency.
Following Salsman's presen-
tation, ATG Mayport trainers
provided a short hands-on dem-
onstration in the TORIS/TFOM
lab.


During the lab period, the
new TORIS/TFOM toolbar
was reviewed, highlighting
the Continuous Certification
Requirement (CCR) tracker and
the incorporation of engineering
data.
During the TORIS/TFOM
V3 lab introduction, Wayne
Woolweber and Bill Sartin
demonstrated the advantage
of TORIS is that it enables
ships' training teams to effec-
tively identify where their lim-
ited training time and resourc-
es should be allocated to best
improve their combat readiness.
With TORIS / TFOM V3's
improved user interface and


improved functionality, ship-
board trainers will spend less
time in front of the computer
preparing for and recording
training metrics.
For example, TORIS/TFOM
V2 software took 10 steps to
activate a single data card for a
training event. Now trainers can
activate an entire Unit Level
Training Readiness Assessment
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age in just three steps. That
translates into real man-hour
savings when trainers consider
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are activated to support an
ULTRA-C.
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Williams also reviewed the
TORIS/TFOM V3 new CCR
Tracker, which enables ships
to efficiently identify and keep
track of CCRs. CCRs drive war-
fare certifications as outlined
in the Surface Force Training
Manual (SFTM).
He and the other ATG
Mayport trainers encourage
ships to schedule training in
preparation for the final transi-
tion to TORIS/TFOM V3.
Ships can contact the follow-


ing points of contact at ATG
Mayport to schedule TORIS/
TFOM V3 Implementation
training: Sartin at 270-6344
extension 3144; Woolweber at
270-6344 extension 3027 or
Williams at 270-6344 extension
3089.
Salsman's brief is available
for download from the ATG
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-Photo by Bill Austin
Combat veteran and "Spirit of Hope" recipient Jim Gaff stands
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Plantation atPonte Vedra.


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May 17: Youth Fun with
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p.m. at Ribault Bay Community
Center. 270-7276/5680
May 18: Youth Freedom
Friday. 7-11 p.m. at the Youth
Activities Center. Open to ages
6-12 and age 5 if in kindergar-
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the day of. Space is limited so
early sign-up is strongly encour-
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May 18-20: Open Water
Scuba Certification Course.
Cost is $290 or $310 for guests.
Course includes certification,
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and admission to the springs,
two nights lodging, round-trip
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May 19-20: Base Golf
Championship Sponsored by
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stroke play. Eligible participants
are active and retired military,
reservists, DoD employees and
their dependents with estab-
lished handicaps at Mayport.
Cost is $75 and includes tee
prizes, lunch on Saturday,
breakfast on Sunday and the
award banquet following the
championship round. Players
are responsible for the own
green and cart fees. First place
wins a $300 gift card. Event is
sponsored by MWR and Navy
Federal Credit Union. 270-5380
May 21: Youth Popcorn and
a Movie at YAC. 4-6 p.m. at the
Youth Activities Center. 270-
5680/5421


Libel

The Liberty Program, also
known as the Single Sailor pro-
gram, is geared towards enlisted
bachelor and geo-bachelor per-
sonnel, E-1 through E-6. Special
events, workshops, tournaments,
inexpensive trips and more are
scheduled ON & OFF base each
month, offering a wide variety
of exciting programs and activ-
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based out of Planet Mayport,
located in Bldg. 46 near Bravo
Pier. Planet Mayport is an alco-
hol and smoke-free environ-
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week, 365 days a year, week-
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weekends from 10 a.m.-ll p.m.
This contemporary facility fea-
tures a movie theater, a free
Internet computer room, wi-fi
throughout, laundromat, ATM,
pool tables, video game sta-
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tables and a snack area. Call
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May 18: Liberty Passport
Dinners. Try Liberty's new pro-
gram where we experience food
from different cultures. Tonight
we head over to Thailand and
taste the fine cuisine. Cost of
this trip is $10 and includes
your meal and transportation.
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Trip. Join the Liberty Program


May 22: Youth Popcorn and
a Movie at RBCC. 4-6 p.m. at
Ribault Bay Community Center.
270-7276/5680
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Contest at YAC. 4-6 p.m. at the
Youth Activities Center. 270-
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and Keystone (ages 14-18)
Club Meetings. 5:30 p.m. at the
Youth Activities Center. These
clubs promote community ser-
vice and leadership in teens and
pre-teens. 270-5680/5421
May 24: Youth Hula Hoop
Contest at RBCC. 4-6 p.m. at
Ribault Bay Community Center.
270-7276/5680
May 25: Youth Kickball
Tournament at RBCC. 1-4 p.m.
Celebrate the last day of school.
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Trip. Spend Memorial Day
Weekend scuba diving in Key
Largo for only $530. Trip fee
includes seven boat dives, three
nights lodging, round trip trans-
portation, any scuba gear need-
ed and air fills (Nitrox is extra).
Pre-registration is required.
270-5541
May 26: Club Teen, Pool
Party. 7-9 p.m. at the base
swimming pool. $2 admission
for ages 13-17 and age 18 if
just completed high school in
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5680/5421
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at the Youth Activities Center
or at the event. Permission slip
required. 270-5680/5421


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on a trip to Regal Cinemas
for the newest box office hits.
Pizza served at Planet Mayport
prior to departing for the movie
theater. Cost is only $2 and
includes food, admission and
transportation.
May 28: Memorial Day. Let's
not forget the U.S. men and
women who have died serving
their country.
May 29: Comedy Zone Trip.
Join the Liberty Program on a
free trip to the Comedy Zone in
Mandarin. Admission, transpor-
tation and appetizers included.
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Youth Activities Center Gets Fit Training
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staff at Youth Activites k, 2.
Center have earned the .
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Headquarters in Millington, .
Tenn. The counselors com- 1
pleted a three-day lecture .t
and activities class on youth
strength, cardiovascular and
flexibility training, as well
as nutrition and fitness pro-,
gramming for youth. They
participated in a Yoga class,
circuit training and outdoor
training all designed specifi- .,..
cally for kids. At the end of
the course, they completed a A
written test and began mak-...
ing plans on how they would
incorporate fitness program-
muing into their youth sum-
mer programs. MWR Fitness
Director Emily Savoca-
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Mayport Director Bruce
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Drug Resistant Skin Infections Common In Military


By Lt. Mike Arnold
NH Jacksonville Family Medicine
Residency Program
Skin infections have always
been common in the military,
where close quarters and chal-
lenging environments increase
the spread of bacteria. Recently
a new strain of common bac-
teria is causing an increase in
severe infections in otherwise
healthy people. These bacteria
are resistant to the antibiotics
commonly used for skin infec-
tions.
Two types of bacteria cause
the majority of skin infec-
tions, Staphylococcus and
Streptococcus, which are com-
monly known as Staph and
Strep. Staph infections tend
to be more invasive, and have
caused problems in hospitals
for years. In 1960, the anti-
biotic methicillin was intro-
duced because most Staph had
become resistant to penicillin.
After less than 10 years of use,

Does Your
By Lt. Mark Seigh
NH Jacksonville Family Practice
Residency Program
Does your child have a hard
time paying attention or day-
dream a lot? Does he not
seem to listen or become eas-
ily distracted from work or
play? Does he or she not fol-
low through on instructions or
forget things? Does your child
seem to be in constant motion
or talk too much? Does he or
she run, jump, and climb when
it's not appropriate? Can he or
she not sit still or play quietly?
Does your child act and speak
without thinking, or run into
the street without looking for
traffic? Does he or she have
trouble taking turns and call out
answers before the question is
complete, or interrupt others?
If these behaviors interfere with
making friends or doing well
in school, your child may have
Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADHD).
Children with ADHD have
trouble getting along with their
siblings, classmates, and neigh-
borhood children. They can't
learn because they can't pay
attention. They also can't con-
trol their impulses and may be
labeled "bad kids" or "accident
prone."
ADHD is a condition of the
brain that makes it difficult for
children to control behavior. It
is estimated that 4-12 percent
of school-aged children have
it. Boys are affected three times
more than girls.
Children with ADHD have
symptoms of inattention, hyper-
activity or both. Just because
your child is showing these
symptoms does not mean they
have ADHD. Only your physi-
cian can determine if your child
has ADHD using input from
you and your child's teachers. It
is difficult to diagnose children

Clinic
tects against infection from four
strains of the human papilloma
virus. Two of these strains,
HPV-16 and HPV-18, account
for about 70 percent of cervical
cancers. The other two strains
covered by the vaccine, HPV-6
and HPV-11, account for about
90 percent of genital warts. In
clinical trials, the vaccine has
been shown to offer 100 percent
protection against the develop-
ment of cervical pre-cancer and
genital warts caused by the HPV
strains covered by the vaccine,
with few or no side effects.
The Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention's
(CDC) Advisory Committee
on Immunization Practices
(ACIP), recommends that the
vaccine be routinely given to
girls when they are 11-12 years
old. The ACIP recommenda-
tion also allows for vaccination
of girls beginning at 9 years
old as well as vaccination of
girls and women 13-26 years
old. Ideally, the vaccine should
be administered before onset
of sexual activity (i.e., before
women are exposed to the
viruses), but females who are


sexually active should still be
vaccinated. In clinical trials,
individuals with current or past
infection with one or more vac-
cine-related HPV strains prior to
vaccination were protected from
disease caused by the remain-
ing vaccine HPV types. This
is because most people are not
.infected with all four types of
'HPV contained in the vaccine.


some hospital strains of Staph infections as are athletes, prison infection. If the infection has Preventing a MRSA skin ly if they are less than 2 years
had become resistant to methi- inmates and children younger become severe enough to cause infection is much better medi- old.


cillin. These bacteria were
named Methicillin Resistant
Staphylococcus Aureus or
MRSA ("murr-sah"). The acro-
nym MRSA is still used for this
bacteria, although it is resistant
to multiple antibiotics.
In the early 1990s, a case of
MRSA was reported in a per-
son who had no contact with
a hospital, and since then
what is known as "community
acquired" MRSA has spread to
every continent. While hos-
pital MRSA generally infects
people who are sick, the com-
munity acquired organism
tends to infect healthy people.
The infection tends to be more
severe and spread faster than
other bacteria. Because of its
resistance, the infection can get
worse when being treated with
commonly used antibiotics.
Active duty members are at
an increased risk for MRSA


than 2 years. Any cut or scrape
on the skin, including athletes
foot or other fungal infection
increases the risk. Crowded
conditions and poor hygiene
increase the spread of the infec-
tion.
A MRSA infection usually
starts as a tender red bump in
the skin. The bump is often
dark red or purple at its bor-
der and feels harder than the
surrounding skin. The infec-
tion can look like a spider bite.
Most people who go to the
doctor complaining of a spider
bite are found to have a MRSA
infection.
Because MRSA infections
can worsen rapidly, it is impor-
tant to seek medical attention
early. For a small red area, it
may be possible to use antibi-
otic creams to control the infec-
tion. There are antibiotic pills
that effectively treat a MRSA


Child Have AD/HD?


younger than age 6 because
many normal preschool chil-
dren have some ADHD symp-
toms at various times. It is also
difficult to diagnose teenagers.
To confirm ADHD, behaviors
listed above must occur in more
than one setting (home, school,
social settings), and be more
severe than in other children the
same age.
Other conditions commonly
occur along with ADHD. Your
physician will look for depres-
sion, anxiety, and learning dis-
orders. It is important to not
miss these conditions, but diag-
nosing them takes time. A pedi-
atric psychologist or psychiatrist
may get involved to help.
Your doctor will ask about
family history concerning
ADHD, depression and anxiety.
Since ADHD runs in families,
you may be surprised to find
out that you yourself or your
spouse have it. Your child's
school should be involved to see
if they exhibit symptoms. The
goal is to get information from
multiple settings since diagno-
sis depends on seeing ADHD
traits in multiple settings. At a
minimum, an ADHD workup
should include a questionnaire
for parents and teachers.
Once ADHD is diagnosed,
most children do very well with
treatment. ADHD cannot be
cured but it can be managed,
and many people learn cop-
ing strategies as they grow into
adulthood. Treatment should
include most of the following:
1. Education about ADHD;
2. Collaboration between
doctors, parents, teachers, care-
givers, other healthcare pro-
fessionals and the child;
3. Medication;
4. Behavior therapy;
5. Parenting training;
6. Individual and family
counseling.


To be effective, Gardasil must
be given in three doses over six
months. The second dose is
given two months after the first
and the third dose six months
after the first. It's not clear
yet, however, whether women
receiving the vaccine will have
lifelong immunity. The protec-
tive effects of the vaccine are
expected to last a minimum of
4.5 years after the initial vac-
cine.
As safe and effective as it
appears to be, the vaccine will
probably take years to have
an impact on cervical cancer.
Since the current vaccines will
not protect against all the HPV
strains that can cause cervi-
cal cancer, it will be important
for women to continue to seek
regular Pap smear screening,
even after getting the vaccine.
Women must also keep in mind
that HPV is a sexually trans-
mitted virus and practicing safe
sex or abstaining from having
multiple partners also play an
important role in prevention.
At this time, another HPV vac-
cine called Cervarix is on the
horizon, which also targets the


Don't lose heart! It may take
some time to find the ideal
medication and counselor for
your child. It will take time to
determine if your child has con-
ditions like depression, anxi-
ety or learning disabilities. All
medications have side effects.
Common side effects are
decreased appetite, weight loss,
sleep problems, headaches, jit-
teriness, social withdrawal and
stomachaches. Less common
side effects are dry mouth, diz-
ziness, increased activity, bad
mood, or tics as the medication
wears off.
To help your child control
his behavior, have a predictable
daily schedule, cut out distrac-
tions (like turn off the TV dur-
ing homework), organize your
house, reward positive behavior,
and help your child stay on task.
Limit choices. Find activities
where your child can succeed.
Use calm discipline. Admittedly,
these things are easier said than
done.
Remember you need to take
care of yourself as well as your
child. Parenting a child with
ADHD can be very tiring and
frustrating. It's common to feel
like you can't take it any more.
There are parent training and
support groups made up of other
families dealing with ADHD
that can help. Seek the help of
a counselor if you feel over-
whelmed or hopeless. Do your
own research. An excellent and
reliable website for informa-
tion on ADHD can be found at
http://medlineplus.gov/. Don't
despair! Your pediatrician or
family physician is there to
help!
Dr. Seigh received his medi-
cal degree from the Uniformed
Services University of the
Medical Sciences in Bethesda.
He is a physician in the Family
Medicine Department.

From Page 1
HPV-16 and HPV-18 strains
of the virus. Ongoing labo-
ratory research is focused on
the development of HPV vac-
cines that will offer protections
against a broader range of HPV
strains. In the end, the HPV
vaccine should prove a worthy
addition to the cause of fighting
cancer.
Naval Hospital Jacksonville's
Family Medicine Immunization
Clinic, Pediatrics/Adolescent
Immunization Clinic, and all
outlying Branch Health Clinics
began offering Gardasil on May
1. Military Treatment Facility
(MTF) TRICARE Prime female
enrollees between the ages of 9
and 26 are eligible to receive the
vaccine. Those patients who are
not eligible to obtain Gardasil
at the MTF may be referred to
one of the TRICARE Network
Providers. For more informa-
tion on the vaccine, please con-
tact or visit your doctor.
Dr. Sam Caoile received
his medical degree from the
University of South Carolina
School of Medicine. He is a
physician at Naval Hospital.


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an abscess, it should be cut
open and drained. If fever or
other signs of severe infection
are present then hospitalization
may be required.
We all carry bacteria on
our bodies, and some people
carry MRSA without having
an infection. MRSA tends to
live inside the nose and nasal
swabs are used to diagnose car-
riers. Approximately one in 200
Americans carries MRSA, but
carriers are at least six times
as frequent within the active
duty military. People who carry
MRSA are seven times as likely
to have skin infections, but they
can also spread the infection to
others without getting infect-
ed themselves. Anyone with
a MRSA infection should be
checked to see if they are a car-
rier. All carriers can be treated
with antibiotic nasal ointments
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cine than simply treating it.
Simple things can reduce the
spread of an infection, includ-
ing:
*Don't share towels, razors,
brushes or bars of soap. Use
liquid body washes if possible.
*Shower as soon as possible
after any sport that involves
skin to skin contact. Use show-
er shoes if in a public shower.
*Any cut or scrape should
be well cleaned, covered with
an antibiotic ointment and kept
covered until it heals.
*Athlete's foot and other fun-
gal infections should be treated
as soon as discovered.
*Clean shared athletic equip-
ment with diluted bleach solu-
tion between users. In the base
gym, use the available disinfec-
tant wipes.
*Wash hands or use alcohol
based antibiotic cleansers prior
to picking up children, especial-


*Anyone with a skin infection
should not play contact sports
until medically cleared.
Common skin infections have
become more serious due to the
spread of MRSA. These infec-
tions spread rapidly and can
be severe if not treated. Any
new tender red bump should
be brought to medical atten-
tion early to prevent a severe
skin infection. Any spider bite
should be treated as MRSA.
The spread of these infections
can be minimized by following
a few simple guidelines.
This article is part of a con-
tinuing series of health care
related articles presented by
the Naval Hospital Jacksonville
Family Medicine Residency
Program. Dr. Mike Arnold
received his M.D. from the
Uniformed Services University
of the Health Sciences. He is a
physician at the Naval Hospital.


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Landing on June 6 from 6-11
p.m. at Adventure Landing,
1944 Beach Boulevard in
Jacksonville Beach. Tickets
are on sale. There are a limited
number and are only available
to active duty and their direct
dependents. ID cards will be
required. USO, with the help of
VyStar has rented our Adventure
Landing, including the water-
park, for the exclusive use of it
by Service Members and their
families.
Volunteers are needed for a
pressure washing and painting
project at Mayport and to help
rebuild a deck at Mayport. All
materials/supplies provided, as
is lunch. Please email wlay-
ton @usojax.com or call 246-
3481. We can work around your
schedule.
USO World Headquarters has
launched "Your USO Story."
The USO is asking the public
to send them USO stories, pho-
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added to a new page on their
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Tickets to Adventure Landing,
on Beach Boulevard, are now
available at the USO! Tickets
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tickets to the Waterpark PLUS
five "dry" attractions are $31.
The USO has begun sell-
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For more information regard-
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Looking for a fun group
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Volunteers are needed at
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- Jacksonville International
Airport to welcome service
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local bases, and other assis-
tance as required. Volunteers
receive free parking during their
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Coordinator at 904-305-4467
or lynne @tusojax.com for more
details.
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ets to AMC Movie Theatres,
Disney World, Sea World,
Busch Gardens, Wet N' Wild,
Universal Studios, Islands
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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-
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or use the sports equipment.
There is a full kitchen, show-
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meeting room available at the
USO. The USO is available for
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For more information about
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activities are offered by the
Fleet and Family Support Center
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Pre-registration is required and
childcare is not available. For
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1169 BROOKWOOD BLUFF Rd E,
Brookwood Forest, $187,500 MLS
358461, 3BR 2BA, 1402sf, Open
Flrpln, Fenced Bkyd w/ Patio, Big
KIT
247-4442
3911 VALLEY GARDEN DR W, Ft
Caroline, $189,000, MLS 355540, 3BR,
2BA, 1586sf, Big 2 Stry, 1st Flr Mst Ste,
Upstairs Loft w/BA
247-4442
UPDATED ALL BRICK HOME!
2333 Maple Leaf $157,000 3 Bed 1
Bath 1360 sq
743-2332
LAKE LUCINA
AC less than 1 yr old! 3129 Rogero
Road $162,000 3 Bed 2 Bath
1415 sq ft
743-2332
ARLINGTON HILLS
Like New Home Fully Rehabbed
7403 Sandhurst Rd S. $186,900 4
Bed 3 Bath-2066 sq ft
743-2332
ARLINGTON HILLS
New Roof and Large Master
Bedroom 2712 Lorna Rd
$199,900 5 Bedroom 2 Full and 2
Half Baths 1794 Sq ft
743-2332
LAKE LUCINA
Corner Lot w/Fenced Backyard
5803 Sturgeon $154,900 4 Bedroom
2 Bath
743-2332
FOREST HILLS
Lakefront Home Ready to Move-In -
Built in 2000 3333 Volley Dr
$179,500 3 Bed 2 Bath 1262 sq ft
(approx)
743-2332
WENTWORTH PLACE MLS
#341352 Newer Subdivision,
REDUCED !3499 E Wentworth
Circle $175,000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1454
sq ft
743-2332
ASHLEY OAKS
All Brick Beauty on Large Lot 3638
Manor Oaks Dr $309,900 3 Bedroom
2 Bath-2032 sq ft
743-2332
RIVE ST JOHNS
MLS#356418 4896 Toproyal Lane
$299,500 3 Bed 2 Bath 2282 sq ft
743-2332
SUMMER BROOK MLS#336387
Like New 2 Story Home on Lake
12538 Tropic Drive $319,000 4 Bed
2.5 Bath 2595 sq ft
743-2332
WOODMERE
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME !!
4116 Wilcrest Court $214,900 4 Bed
2 Bath 1666 sq ft
743-2332
LAS PALMAS
Affordable Condo Living 3517
Peeler Road # 15 $121,999 2 Bed
1.5 Bath
743-2332


4 Fleming Island- 4
bed, 2 bath, 1884
Sqft., Traditional
brick, fenced, large
screen room, Call Rosie
370-0442
Fleming Island -
Eagle Harbor
2900sf, 4 bedrooms,
3-car garage, New
Construction, reduced
from $539,999 to $489,999
NOW FURTHER
REDUCED TO JUST
$484,999
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ARLINGTON MANOR
Fenced Backyard 1349 Griflet Road
$129,900 3 Bed 1 Bath 912 sq ft
743-2332
EAGLES ROOST
Beautiful and Well Maintained 4247
Eagles View Lane $247,900 3 Bed 2
Bath 2033 sq ft
743-2332
1946 RUNNING RIVER RD,
Monument Landing. $219,900 3BR
2BA 1650sf, Fenced Bkyd w/two sheds
on corner lot, Close to the beaches!
247-4442
6624 WELLINGTON PL LN., Sans
Souci, $317,500 MLS 359761,
2BR+ofice 2BA, 1300sf, Private Fenced
yard, open patio, lrg mst br
724-1200



221 6TH AVE S Unit H, Jax Bch,
$359,900 MLS 365618, 2BR 2BA,
836sf, Only 1 ? Blks To Beach! Open
Balcony, Hrdwd Flrs 247-4442
2853 SANCTUARY BLVD, Jax Bch,
$486,900 MLS 364497, 4BR 3BA,
2496sf, Custom Upgrades! Elegant Mst
Ste, Open KIT
247-4442
JAX BCH, 1202 Plantation Oaks Dr E,
$520,000 3br, 2ba, 2377sf, Brick Hm,
Wooded Lot, Pvt Fenced Bkyd, Huge Grt
Rm
247-4442
ATL BCH, 1216 Songbird Ln, $122,000
2br,2ba,1071sf, Spacious Twnhm, New
Carpet, Lgt Fixtures & More!
247-4442
NEPT BCH, 1020 Kings Rd $309,900,
MLS 347586, 3BR/2BA, 1224 SF, large
mstr suite, big bkyd
904-247-4442
ATL BCH, 845 Amberjack Ln, $214,900,
MLS 338465, 3BR/2BA, 1251sf, big bkyd,
new tile & carpet, spacious mst.
247-4442
SELVA LAKES, 527 Pelican Key,
$309,900, MLS 338324, 3BR/2.5BA,
1404sf, 2 Lrg Mst BR w/private bths,
screened lanai, spacious LR
247-4442
1483 LAUREL WAY, $359,900, Hidden
Paradise, MLS 326063, 3br/2.5ba 2179sf,
Lush Ldscp, scmd porch, Huge FR w/Gas
FP
247-4442
JAX BCH, 829 1st St S Unit 1E, $359,900,
1BR/2BA, MLS310280, 1st Flr Unit,
Fenced yd w/ocean views.
247-4442
JAX BCH, 116 11th Ave S, $595,000,
3BR, 3.5BA, 1821sf, 3 Level Hm, Hrdwd
Flrs, WD Deck, Steps To Ocean! 247-4442
100 FAIRWAY PARK BLVD #1806,
Summer House, $228,900, MLS355625,
2BR, 2BA, 863sf, Spacious Rms, Lovely
Mst Ste
247-4442


MIDDLE BURG- 3BR, 2BA,
2 car,fenced backyard. Off
C/R 220, in Doctor's Inlet.
Located in Glenn Laurel
Subdiv. Close to Elemen-
tary school. $177,000.
Call 904-472-5767




4Orange Park-Oak
Leaf- 3 car gar,
4BR/3BA, over 2000
sft, single story,
built 8/05, $5,000 toward
closing costs + $5,000 to
buyer $280k. 282-6794 or


JAX BCH, 14141 Washburn Ct,
$279,900, MLS 356054, 3BR, 2BA,
1894sf, Patio w/pond & wood views, Lrg
Mst Ste w/2 walk-in Closets,
247-4442
JAX BCH, 3567 i Island Cir,
$494,900, MLS 360070, 41i 2BA, 2553
sf, Beautiful, spacious Hm w/ screened
lanai.
247-4442
ATL BCH, 1075 Hibiscus St, $174,900,
MLS 358182, 3BR,2BA, 1164 sf, Fenced
I I acious Rms
4 4 .
1624 TANGLEWOOD AVE, Ocean
Forest, $274,900 3BR 2BA, 1250sf, Great
Location, Spaciour Rooms, Original
Hrdwd FIs in BR
247-4442


LARGE 1 ACE LOT 540824 Lem
Turner Road Callahan, FL $210,000
3 Bed 2 Bath-1344 Heated 1800 TTL
sq ft
714-0966


ORANGE PARK Exec 4/3
in prestigious Foxwood.
2500sf, pool, 40' deck,
Ig priv. lot, builders home
w/many extras. $326K
By owner. 904-234-3152





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13773 HARBOR CREEK PL, Pablo
Bay, $434,900 MLS 363608, 3BR 2BA,
2183sf, Stunning Pool Hm! Preserve Lot,
Lrg Deck, Huge Mst Ste, Wd Flrs
724-1200
13044 NANDINA LN, The Woods,
$289,000 MLS 365210, 4BR 2BA,
1840sf, Concrete Blk Hm! Nicely
Landscaped, Fenced Bkyd
247-4442
3074 PABLO BAY CT, Bay Pointe,
$214,900 MLS 364457, 3BR 2BA,
1438sf, Fncd Bkyd w/patio, Huge KIT,
Meticulously Maintained!
OPEN SAT 12-4
247-4442
1905 SPOONBILL ST, IBIS POINT,
$799,900 MLS 365083, 4BR + Bonus
RM 5BA, 3362sf, Stunning Pool, Htd
Spa, Dock w/Boat Lift! Lighted Frt Yd
247-4442


HICKORY LAKES, 12702 Aqua Surf Ln,
$259,900 MLS 361222, 3BR, 2BA, 1956sf,
Scmd Patio, Open KIT, Huge MST STE
247-4442
COLLINSWOOD, 866 Collinswood Dr,
$279,900 MLS 357910, 3br, 2ba, 2250sf,
Huge Ceilings, Lrg Eat-In KIT, Berber
Carpet
724-1200
HAWKINS COVE, 12015 Shooting Star Ct,
$237,900 MLS 331589, 3BR/2BA, 1570sf,
Big Bkyd, Hrdwd FIrs, LG Eat-in KIT, FR
w/tiled FP
247-4442
ST. ANDREWS PLACE, 13102 Tom
Morris Dr, $290,000, MLS 343438,
4BR/2BA, 1827sf, Spacious Hm, Lrg KIT,
Cvrd Pch. 904 247-4442
VILLAGES OF PABLO, 14209 Twin Falls
Dr E, $339,900, MLS 344938, 3BR/2BA,
2042sf, All Brick Pool Hm, Eat-in KIT
247-4442
PABLO BAY, 13848 Harbor Creek PI,
$457,000, MLS 339844, 4BR/3BA, 2468sf,
Upstairs Loft, Lakeviews, FR w/marble frpls
247-4442
KENSINGTON, 2118 Forest Gate Dr W,
$229,900, MLS 335038, 4BR/2BA, 1617sf,
Fenced Bkyd, ceramic tile, LR/DR Combo
w/ FP
247-4442
ASHLEY WOODS, 12528 Arrowleaf Ln,
$255,900, 4BR, 2BA, 1722sf, Gourmet Kit,
Spacious Rms, Mst BA w/Garden Tub
247-4442
COVINGTON CREEK, 2387 Covington
Creek Dr, $379,900, MLS 348160, 4BR,
3BA, 2448sf, FR w/FP, Open KIT, Preserv
Views
247-4442
KERNAN FOREST, 12301 Keman Forest
Blvd #2807, $198,500, MLS 354116, 3BR,
2BA, 1530sf, LR/DR Combo, Screened
Private Deck
247-4442
KENSINGTON, 2019 Prince Albert Ct.,
$226,900, MLS 354120, 3BR, 2BA, 1425sf,
Wd FIrs, FR w/FP, Spacious Rms
724-1200
RIVERBROOK, 4574 Deep River PI,
$309,900, MLS 359970, 3BR,2BA, 1900sf,
Cul-de-sac lot, Large FM RM
247-4442
ALL BRICK HOME
On Lake In Established Neighborhood
1369 Soaring Flight Way 279,900 3 bed-
room 2 bath 2104 sq ft
743-2332
WOLF CREEK
Condo Near Beaches! !13364 Beach
blvd. #1008 $189,900 3 Bedroom 2 Bath
1394 sq ft
714-0966
WEST KENSINGTON GARDENS
Well Maintained Home Ready for New
Owner! 2215 Longly Green Ct. $255,000
3 Bed 2 Bath-1880 sq ft
743-2332
HAWKINS COVE
REDUCED! Lakefront Home w/ Bonus
Room 12058 Brightmore Way $269,000 5
Bed 3 Bath 2198 sq ft
743-2332


Intracoastal DANFORTH
4/2, new carpet and paint,
patio with wet bar.
$279,900. Recorded msg
800-835-0882 ext 1075
Intracoastal West
Kensington 4/2 1925
Sqft. Split Bedroom
w/in-ground pool,
lakefront lot. 8 miles
from Mayport. $265,0000
Call 220-2801 or 612-7537
& MANDARIN-Clean,
brick 3/2, 1/4 acre,
1377sf, 2-garage
$210k, or $1400/mo.
Respectful neighbors.
Schools: LRES, MMS,
MHS! Central Heat/air.
Call 292-3840
MARINA SAN PABLO on
ICW 2/2.5 1775 sf
Incredible Water Views
Carol Cantalupo Watson
Realty Corp. 614-4598

Near NAS &
Cecil Field
Beautiful Brand New
MercedesTownhomes
from the $140's -$180's
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Bath floorplans with
1300 -1600 plus sq. ft.
Located off 103rd St.
east of Chaffee Rd.
Call Stacey or Kerry
today at (904) 573-1740
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Northside / Westside
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Easy qualifying 550 credit
score. New construction
homes. Call 904-535-9695
SAN MARCO GRANADA
CHARMER. 3/2 1,700
Sqft. at $375,000, this
restored 1936 bungalow
is the lowest- priced
home in Granada. It's
the cute cottage you
always wanted.
835 Alhambra Dr. N.
call 396-1842.
Will Co-op with realtors.
Selling the Best of Jacksonville...
"Riverfront to Oceanfront"
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904-739-0717 ext. 524
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Independently Owned & Operated


RICHMOND PLACE 2211 Cavalry
Blvd, $319,900 4Br 2BR, 2188sf,
Sparkling Htd Pool,Glasses FL Rm,
Huge Family Rm
724-1200
12435 SHERMAN CT, $244,900 MLS
369416, 3BR 2BA 1700sf Praivate
Culdesac lot, Hrdwd Flrs, 10x24 Patio
overlooks preserve
247-4442
12377 SONDRA COVE TRL N, Villas
at Cross Creek $229,900 MLS 344188
4BR 2BA 1496sf Lovely Pool Hm,
LR/DR Combo, Nicely Landscaped
247-4442



MANDARIN THE WILDERNESS
Large Cul-de-Sac Lot! Upgrades Through-
out! 3302 Carlsbad Trail $275,000 3 Bed 2
Bath 1844 sq ft
714-0966



BISCAYNE BAY, New 2 Story End
Unit 12311 Mangrove Forest Ct.
$174,000 3Bedroom 2 Bath 1588 sq ft
714-0966
OAKS AT EMERALD BAY, Designer
Windows and Lighting 4584 Misty
Dawn Ct $229,000 3 Bedroom 2 Bath
2025 sq ft
743-2332
MOBILE HOME on Cleared Land
13329 Perdue Rd $215,000 3 Bed 2 Bath
1755 sq ft
714-0966
HARBOUR SPRINGS, Spacious Open
Floor Plan 313 Summer Springs Ct
$225,000 4 Bed 2 Bath
743-2332
JOHN BROWARD GRANT Double
Wide On 2.21 Acres of Cleared Land
With Pond 13329 Perdue Rd $200,000 3
Bed 2 Bath 1755 sq ft
714-0966
JOHN BROWARD GRANT
Country Living on 3.57 Acres
12111 Armsdale Rd $238,000 3 Bed 2
Bath Approx 1000 sq ft 714-0966
VICTORIA LAKES
MLS #356584 Lakefront Home!
Stainless Steel Appliances 3460
Shrewsbury Drive $315,500 5 Bed 3
Bath 2915 sq ft
714-0966
VICTORIA LAKES
MLS # 347436 Brand New Home on
Cul-de-sac 13317 Highworth $310,000 4
Bed 2 Bath
714-0966
2 ACRES ZONED FOR HORSES
13465 Grover Road $169,000 4 Bed 2
Bath-1782 sq ft
714-0966
COMPLETELY RENOVATED 6234
Cleveland Rd$127,000 3 Bedroom 2
Bath-996 sq ft
714-0966
ACADEMY PARK
2 Story Townhome on Cul-de-sac 10636
Academy Park $175,000 3 Bed 2 Bath
1524 sq ft
714-0966


Seal Home
In desirable Merrill Hills
Back on Market!
500' deep preserves
Many custom upgrades
Hardwood & tile floors
throughout
Call Jill Marquez,
Realtor
Watson Realty Corp.
(904) 635-9012
lill@iillmarquez.com


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HICKORY HILL MLS#347054
2 Story Home on Corner Lot 12391
Hickory Forest Road $255,000 4 Bed
2.5 Bath-2230 sq ft
743-2332
CAMBRIDGE ESTATES
OVER LOOKS LAKE!! 10399 Song
Sparrow Lane $200,000 4 Bed 2 Bath
1887 sq ft
714-0966
VICTORIA LAKES
OVER LOOKS LAKE !! 13750
Victoria Lakes Drive $275,000 4 Bed 3
Bath 2272 sq ft
714-0966
CRESTWICK CROSSING
Fenced backyard 13944 Ridgewick Dr
$198,000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1574 sq ft
714-0966



2812 LANTANA LAKES DR
E, Lantana Lakes, $194,900
MLS 362820, 3BR 2BA, 1407sf,
Lakeviews, Lam Wd Flrs, Screened
Porch, New Carpet
247-4442
2675 R.S. BAILEY DR E, Lantana
Lakes, $205,000 MLS 361400, 3BR
2BA, 1464sf, Spacious KIT, Upgraded
Fixtures, Huge Mst Ste w/2 Closets
724-1200
SPRING GLEN
MLS #322918 REDUCED! Well-
Maintained Home on Large Lot 4042
Glenview Road $149,999 3 Bed 2
Bath-1088 measured sq ft 743-2332
SOUTHSIDE ESTATES
MLS#348677 Roof Has Lifetime
Warranty! 2917 Peach Drive $159,900
3 Bed 2 Bath 1600 sq ft + Sunroom
743-2332
1662 CORTEZ ROAD
$114,900 2 Bed 1 Bath 704 sq ft
Well-Maintained Concrete Block
Home In Excellent
743-2332
9848 BUNCOME RD. Southside
Estates, $139,900 MLS 344730, 2BR,
1BA,790sf, Lovely Pool Hm
w/detached in-law suite, upgraded KIT
& Bath
724-1200
2220 DEAN RD., Southside $160,500
MLS 355102, 4BR, 2BA,1460sf,
Large Frnced Bkyd, Brilliant Hrdwd
Flrs
724-1200



FRESH PAINT INSIDE AND OUT
4008 Peter Rabbit Dr
$143,000 3 Bedroom 1&1/2 Bath-
1275 sq ft
714-0966


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THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, 'I .il. i .,, May 17, 2007


BEACH Jacksonville
Reduced $100K. Must
Sell! Brand New 3/3
Intracoastal, Will co-op.
$589K MiraVista at Har-
bortown 904- 716- 0443

LIVE ON THE
ORTEGA RIVER!
Vacation everyday!
Boat Slips Club
Fitness Center-Pool
-Wine Cellar! 2 BR
Condos Minutes to
NAS or downtown.
VA approved!
homeswithpeace.comn
Call 904-864-2770
Ginny Peace
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San Jose St. Johns River
view w/crk/canal access,
3860sf all brick reno-
vated 6br/3ba + 2 half
baths $899K 904-465-3353



SR13, 2 Acres Developed
w/400' deepwater dock.
Appr $950KAsking $750K
Mark 904- 233- 4231



CRESENT BCH FSBO 2/2
condo-1st fIr, Oceanfront
w/river views & dock
access. Just remod. &
fully furn'd. Beautiful
bldg w/all the amenities.
$650,000. 386-972-1213
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
Oceanfront Lot 200 Ft
Oceanfront property with
43 ft. high bluffs. North of
Guana River State Park
and south of Mickler's
Landing. 1.45 acres
904 737-9111 or 904 354-0668



A PRIVATE OASIS
Premium waterfront
homesites in a new
community near coast.
River, Marsh, Lake &
Wooded Varieties.
Golden Isles area. A
must see! Pre-develop-
men t pricing !
866-432-9346
COASTAL LIVING!
Rare opportunity to enjoy
the Golden Isles! River,
Marsh, Lake & Wooded
homesites w/ access to
Atlantic in private
community. Priced to
sell today! 866-432-9342




AVAILABLE NOW
New 2 & 3 bdrm, 2ba
Condos. Just blocks to
beach gorgeous tree
shaded lot coffee terrace
enclosed garage all appli-
ances. Developer help with
financing. For more info
Stop by our sales office at
Jardin De Mer
BEACH BLVD. AT 15th ST
OPEN 1:00 TO 5:00
Call 241-2270 OR 246-9268
SOUTHSIDE
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.
IMMACULATE!
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
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
condo Ig 2br 2ba w/bonus
/office. Stainless steel
kit, all appl's incl w/d,
gar, end unit overlook-
ing preserve close to
bch, shopping & A+
schools. Complex has
many amenities ,
$245,000. Call 904-451-7717





4 WESTSIDE-FSBO-6 mi
from NAS Jax, 3/2,
1560sf, TURNKEY
READY, ENERGY

Int/Ext. New A/C, New Roof,
5661 Bryner Dr. Lexington
Sq. C/P (904)803-8277



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



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




4 3 BD/3 BA FOR
RENT. Remodeled
Mobile Home. New
Inter. & Appl.
Large Lot! Paul
537-8471.
CONCORD24x52 3/2 stove,
frig, c/air, deck, house
siding, shngl roof, x cond.
Beach $8900. Call 730-8606
CONNNOR 14x70 3BR
2BA, stove, refrig, cent
air, fplc, like new. $4800.
Call 730-8606
NOBILITYNo Credit V '00
4/2 DW, apple, ht pump,
vin sid, shngl rf $3500eq
$326mo. Call 730-8606

2br/1ba, $610/mth,
$1200 down, 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
or Assume Loan.730-8606




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




ANGELO BUYS
HOUSES CASH !
Any cond, handyman,
fire damaged,
distressed, vacant or
occupied, ANYWHERE,
ANY CONDITION...
Apts/comm'l/residential
NO DEAL TOO BIG or
TOO SMALL !!!
Quick closings
904-626-1636
904-680-7435
ALWAYS NEEDED
Rentals Houses -
Any cond. Lots.
Quick Cash. 904-424-5030



SJACKSONVILLE
CEMETERY
Evergreen Cem-
etery. Main Street. $2500
Each or three for $5000.
821-1550


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
Mandarin Lovely Effec.
on 1 acre w/pond $700m
incIs all. Avail June 1st
No pets. 288-8830
Northside
Luxurious 1, 2, & 3BR Apts
No Administrative/App Fee
Free Water and Sewage.
1ST MONTH RENT FREE!
(904) 751-1510

RIVERSIDE
Near 5 points, 1/1 ch&a,
No pets $595. 631-5339
SAN MARCO
1 & 2 BR Special!
CALL 398 -9492
WESTSIDE -1br effic,
priv yrd, prkng, bbq
,clean, $560mo. $400
move- in dep 465-3301
WESTSIDE $149 Sec dep
Special. 1BR, $440.
Call 388-7317
HUD VOUCHERS WELCOME!
NEWLY REMODELED!
LARGE 1, 2, & 3 BR APTS
(904) 751 -1510




J4 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/MDBRG
3/2, 2 car gar, pets 0/A,
w/d h/u, $1200+ dep.
Cal II406-9486
ORANGE PARK RTO
new 4/3 in Eagle Land-
ing, $3500 moves you in.
$419K. Call 305-812-0523
Orange Park Nice 3/2
near NAS & 1-295 mall,
on cul-de-sac, fenc. yd,
energy efficient, $975mo
+ $975sec. 904-233-7918




ARLINGTON- Waterleaf
Community, 4 BR, 3 BA,
$2000/month. Contact
904-707-9610 or
850-814-6478


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

Atlantic Beach 3/2
fenced, CH&A, garage,
W/D, no pets, no smok-
ing. $1100/mo. 422-6911
4 ATLANTIC BEACH
Waterfront Home
for rent. Close to
base. 4/ 2 1/2. Pool.
Pets. Neg. $1300 mo +
dep. 246-0733
AVONDALE -2/2 + ofc, ,
1600sf, incids porch, kit
eqp, CH&A, wd firs

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INTRACOASTAL 3/2, 2
car gar, 1571 Panther
Ridge exc cond & neigh-
borhood, $1100 372-0837
Intracoastal West
ASHLEY WOODS
Deal of a lifetime...
MUST SELL NOW!
Huge 4/2 approx. 2700sf
Newer Home.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
Only $269,000
HOME FINDER REALTY
221-1711 or 241-5501
www.homefinderrealty.net

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

NORTHSIDE Avail. June
1st. 3/1, w/d hkup, hdwd
firs. 672 Ivy St. $775mo+
$500dp. No pets, 859-7536
S NORTHSIDE
Beautiful 4BR/2.5
BA home,
approximately
2948sf, with 3 car garage
and much more! Near
airport and both naval
bases 924-9074
NORTHSIDE Amelia View
4/3, 2 car gar, dock, AC
comm. pool $1300/mo0
904 -727-3592, 813-972-1863
NORTHSIDE No bank
qualify. $4k down, 4/3, 1
car gar, 2500sf move in
ready. Call 904-838-7021


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B NORTHSIDE-
Beautiful 4 br/2 1/2
ba. home. approx
2948 sqft. w/ 3 car
garage and much
more...Near airport and
both naval bases.
924-9074
NORTHSIDE -Completely
renovated 2/1 apt, R $575,
everything new. 3927 Notter
Avenue 472-7314
Ponte Vedra 5/4, gated
3400sf, bit 2004 granite,
19x19 bonus rm, comm.
pool, $2595m. 881-0895
Southside Baymeadows/
East Hampton 2 story,
3/2.5, 1975sf 2c gar, w/d
$1500 mo+dep 881-0101
SOUTHSIDE
Apartment Community
1, 2 & 3Brs available.
Call about our move in
specials today 904-737-1831


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

1,2,3 & 4 bedroom homes
-available. all parts of town.
call Jacksonville Rentals at
472-7314

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J Julington Creek
Plantation, 2950 SF,
4/3, Screened
Heated Pool, Pool
service included, A+
schools, $1850 mo.
904-230-4962 PCS June
St John Co. new 3/2, 2 c
gar, on water, good schl
dist.. $1600mo. 1st last,
sec. ref, crd ck, club hse
gym pool. 904-230-4069



ORANGE PARK- Ig 1/1,
lots of amenities,
1800 Park Ave.
Call 993-4309



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 appi,
pool, gar $1895m 273-0125
MANDARIN 2/2 New
kitchen, bath carpet, &
fresh paint. W/D.
$900/mo + dep. 262-3058
SOUTHSIDE / IL Vilagio
(2) units 3/2 Condo's
$1200mo. Call Cindy
904-945-2415/309-1283
SOUTHSIDE St. John's
Town Center 1 /I 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
Southside Lux 2/2 furn'd &
amenities. Nr mall/bchs.
Just Spectacular! 1 yr
lease min. 904.703.2582.
SOUTHSIDE -move in this
week, Free TV, brnd new
TH, 3/2.5, w/gar, SS appl,
granite counters $1250mo.
Possible Rent to own
904-716-6696
www.allareaproperties.com


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$68500


1100 Seagate Ave Neptune Beach (904) 249-5611







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f 1,2,3 BEDROOM

HOMES


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(904) 845?2922*C25030


CONDO ON THE RIVER
-2br, 2ba, 12th fir,
upgrades, Call 707-8752
or 904-636-0947




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




Atlantic Bch/A1A N. Lg
BR furn. util incl.
$350m+$250dp. 866-3200

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




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Argyle Room For
SRent, 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

SAN MARCO $100wk, all
bills incl. Last chance to
earn extra cash running
e-bay bus. w/me. 403-9324

SO UTHSIDE-
Lantana Lakes.
Beautiful. Fur-
nished. Priv. Bath.
Fenced Yard. Small Dog
ok. $600/Mo inc. Util.
616-0277 or 665-0654.

WESTSIDE priv entr, no
kit, no drugs. Must be
employed $125wk. $200
dep. 695-9403

LUXURY ROOMS
w/Aicrowave & Refrig!
Low Daily/Wkly Rates!
10% Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 725-3343
QUALITY INN (904) 264-1211





ST. AUGUSTINE Beach
condo $775wk;
Palm Coast oceanfront
$2500m. 904-653-1555




3.PCS TO NAS -
SPensacola, 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


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


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Franchise now avail-
able in Jacksonville.
(888) 774-7835;
www.pirtekusa.com


For advertising information, I
please call 904-359-4336, i
Fax 904-366-6230.


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



WORK FROM HOME
$1200-$1500mo PT or
$6000-$8000 FT 904-724-0665


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LOWER YOUR RATE
Call Mark 904-233-4231


For advertising inormalion, I
please call 904-359-4336, i
Fax 904-366-6230.


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Call Mark 904-233-4231


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ACCOUNTING
POSITIONS
in fast paced law office.
Posting checks and
other accounting func-
tions. Previous acctg
exp &10 key req. Also
Accounting Asst trainee.
Fax resume to Elizabeth
904-358-3069



AVIATION -
HELICOPTER MAIN-
TENANCE POSITION
Agusta Aerospace Cor-
poration, an interna-
tional helicopter manu-
facturer, has immediate
openings for qualified
helicopter mechanics,
and aircraft electri-
cians, at our site in
Jacksonville, Florida in
support of the USCG
Hitron Program. Mini-
mum Qualifications:
FAA A&P license, 5
years hands-on turbine
helicopter maintenance
experience. Must be
U.S. citizen or perma-
nent resident. Agusta
A109 experience pre-
ferred. We offer an
excellent fully paid ben-
efits package including
a pension & 401k. For-
ward resume with sal-
ary requirements to
gregg.schilling@agustaw
estland or fax to
904-771-8511 or call
904-771-6175.
Equal Opportunity
Employer



CUSTOMER SERVICE
Beauty Supply. good cust
phone skills, friendly
attitude, computer/ data
entry, exc exp. Assist
Gen Mgr and daily
operations. FT $11hr.
Email resume
iason@sorik.com


FRONT DESK needed for
Orange Park Dental ofc.
Prefer lyr exp. w/lns. &
collection in Dental field
Call Kamini 904-269-1419
or fax 904-269-1307 or em:
anishdmd@aol.com





w/ warehouse duties.
Entry level, $8hr.
Apply in person at
The Parts House 10321
Fortune Parkway, Bldg
400. Drug Free wkplc
DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS
Paid vacations and
holidays. New equip.
Must have clean MVR &
current DOT card.
359-0404. EOE




INSIDE AD SALES
Work in our Southside ofc
9am-4:30p, M-F. Earn
$11-$22hr. Exp pref'd,
but will train 396-9964




AIRCRAFT LINE
SERVICE TECH
General aviation exp
pref. Will train. Call Ms.
Piper btwn 10am -2pm
only 641-8555
BATHROOM
REMODELER
Tools & truck a must
904-732-1870 or 838-4769
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
PLUMBERS, FOREMEN,
HELPERS
Local multi-family projects,
benefits,
1-(877) 351-6226 or
www.iacroson.com
DFWP/EOE


For a busy Repair Shop.
Exc. wages & benefits.
Sign on bonus for right
people. Call 904-662-3501
SWIMMING POOL
INSTALL. Fiberglass.
Pool/Plumbing exp. a
plus. Transp. req'd,
mileage paid. 303-9123
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




SECURITY OFFICERS
Up to $10.00 hour
TRIED THE REST NOW
TRY THE BEST
Free health ins,
401K, Uniforms provided
Gurardsmark
"D" license req.
BB9700027 904-731-2060
www.guardsmark.com





Maintenance Set Up
Mandarin. 40 hrs/wk night
only, some Sats & Sun-
days. Retired military
welcome. Jacksonville
Jewish Ctr 2684200 x150




Controller- Construction
lob cost exp required,
exc salary / benefit pkg.
Owen Electric, St. Aug
904-669-3147 EOE/DFWP




MEDICAL BILLER
w/exp for growing health-
care solution/billing co.,
3yrs exp. req'd.
Fax resume 398-9009



BOAT CAPTAIN
Savannah Marine Ser-
vices, based in Savan-
nah, GA is hiring
Licensed 200 ton and up
Captains with Master of
Towing. E-mail resume
to: savmarine@aol.com.
fax resume (912)232-2717
or call (921)232-3943 for
application.




ENTRY LEVEL ACCTG
FT/Class A office Bldg.
AR, Data entry, record
keeping. Email resume
w/salary req's. to:
sgrant@parmco.com


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.





NEW SALON in
Riverside- Stylists wanted
rental stations available.
Aesthaticians, Manicurist
& Stylists. Call 381-6946




National Real Estate Co.
has immed. opening
in Jacksonville for
Regional Manager. Will
head local operations
incl. Industrial leasing,
sales and development.
5-7yrs exp. Send resume
to: Sealy & Company Inc.
danp@sealynet.com
or fax 504-463-5650





COOK/SUPERVISOR
Immediate opening at
Clay County Jail.
Institutional cooking/
hands-on mgnt exp.
pref'd. Competitive
Wages, 401 K & bnfts.
Resp. for supervision
of inmate trustees.
Must pass back-
ground check & drug
screen. Contact
Rhonda 904-529-5940
or fax resume with
sala ry history
904-213-6420

DANCERS NEEDED
PARADISE ISLAND
Call 998-3111
DANCERS NEEDED
$$100$$
PAID DAILY
Passion 641-5033
DANCERS DANCERS
$$1,000$$
HIRING BONUS
No Mandatory Tip Outs
Wackos 399-1110
DANCERS,DOORSTAFF,
& BARTENDERS
NEEDED
CALL 757-7370
DJ,DOORMAN,
BARTENDERS,
WAITSTAFF
Call Passion
641-5033
Waitstaff,
Bartenders, Doorstaff
Call 3991110



FLOOR SALES
Multi Million dollar dist.
co. seeking a flooring
sales rep w/exp. in retail
or wholesale to cover
N. Fla. territory. Exc.
pay & benefits. To apply
send cover letter to attn.
Flooring Manager,
P.O. Box 11477
Riviera Bch, FL 33419
or fax to 561-804-1753



Driver: Dedicated
Jacksonville Terminal

Avg. $825-$1025 /week


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


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


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



WRECKER DRIVER
Inmed. FT openings avl.
Exp. req'd. Southside.
Call 904-880-5595 /838-0018



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



Junior Harvard Daycare,
Inc. CPR, 1ST Aid,
Meals served, Mon.- Fri
7:30am 5:30pm.
Ages 1-4. Northside/Air-
port area. Linda 374-8689
F04DU0837



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 lobs 904-786-9827







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
Fumiture/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



4V Commercial Bever-
age Refrigerator.
Steel; Works great.
$40.00 Call Paul
904-620-9387
Dishwasher GE
Potscubber 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
4 Gas Range, white,
never used. $400
OBO. Call 542-31111
SMicrowave, very
good condition. $45;
Toaster Oven,
Nearly New, $30;
Rival Mest Slicer $30
Call 904- 771-2917
W Refrigerator/
S Freezer Side by
Side Kenmore,
Beige, Excellent
c itiondition, $175.00 OBO
912-882-1052
Washer& Dryer

for both. MUST
SELL! 904-242-8931
4 Washer and Dryer
Kenmore, late
model, heavy duty,
outstanding condi.,
$225.00 786-1 767
4 Washer and Dryer
GE, 5 years old,
good cond., $150
912-576-4379
, Washer and Dryer,
Kenmore stackable
tumble action, 3
years old, excellent
condition, $700, cash
only. Call 282-1626
Washer and Dryer,
S both $ 4 0 0 .
1L904-400-3399, good
condition, comes
with cords and hookups.
, Washer and Dryer,
Kenmore, Large
capacity, almost
new $500 for both.
Call 370-0442 anytime.
Washer H/D, Ken-
more $500. Works
J ,Igreat. Call 771-1353
or 655-1427


STV Samsung 52" TV
model PCK52OR, 6
years old, excellent
cond. $400.00 OBO
269-5083 or 860-1282




B. Langston Presents
Colossal Colonial Point
Fine antq & modern furn.
China sets, art, jewelry,
cameras, sterling, old
toys, decorator items,
"01 Audi A4. So full so
good! 5201 Atlantic
Blvd. #69 1/2 mile W
of University Wed. 5-8p
Thur. & Fri. 9-5
www.blangston.com



, Antique Lane Cedar
Chest Pedestal Legs
ornate wood carv-
ings. 100+years old
with cedar smell, dark
wood. $600 912-576-8652
4 Area-rugs, neutral
color-$100 for all. 3
ners. Great for fam-
ily housing. Call Tara.
379-6036
ARMOIRE FREE w/King
bdrm set, new in boxes.
$999. King Pill Top new
in plastic $399. 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 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
BED: Save $800, king size
Ethan Allen "New
Impressions" cherry
sleigh bed. $600obo.
Ca ll 223-7775
4, Blinds Vertical,
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
4 Cabinet, Audio and
video storage.
.Woodgrain. Lock-
able doors. 39"
high, 19" wide. Like new
condition. $45. 268-2482
4, CABINET- Storage
for tapes, cd's,
d dvd's. Lockable
doors, wood grain.
39" Tall. Like New, #45.
268-2482
Computer Desk $100
Howard Miller Grandfa-
ther Clock. $200 New
stoneware service for 8,
$100. misc items 940-4656
COUCH & LOVESEAT
Brand new in crate! $499
Stain resist. 858-9350 Del
, Desk Cherry Wood,
solid wood, comes
with nice chair. $250
9 OBO 614-6820
4 Desk Professional,
Solid Oak, 5 draw-
ers with slide out
for keyboard, worth
$1250-$2500 asking $400.
904-997-1289
DINING TBL-Ethan
Allen 42" glass w/4chrs,
$850; Pub tbl w/2chrs
$350; 42" Plasma TV
(Pioneer) w/complete
surround sound $3800;
Call 541-0106
4 Dresser nine draw-
ers, 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 RCATV
$100. FOR MORE INFO
CALL 219-7149
4 Lenox crystal
"Allure" Stemware
Iced beverage or
champagne flute.
$37.50 each, water or
wine $27.50 each. Phone-
912-729-7307
4, Living Room set,
couch, loveseat,
chair beige with
floral design, wood
trim, excellent condi-
tion $550 OBO,
912-882-1052
4 Living room 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
Queen Oak BR Set, head
& foot board, 2 night
stands, Ig dresser, chest
of drawers $450 mat-
tress incl. 904-375-2202
SOFA & Loveseat with
pillows-new, 3pc tbl set &
2 matching lamps; 2
Recliners, All good cond.
$2000 for all. 278-9210
4 Sofa, 3 PC suede,
leather, adjoining
piece and ottoman,
6 months old, Call
Paul 537-8471
4, Sofa white $150
OBO; Coffee Table
l white glasstop, $30
~OBO, TV stand $20
OBO, dining room table
w/ chairs $150 OBO Call
614-6820
Thomasville Ent. Ctr,
matching coffee tbl &
end tbl, excellent cond,
$1200 obo. 384-4443
QUEEN ANN STYLE
CLAW LEGS DINING
TABLE ROUND 52"
W/4 CHAIRS, NEVER
BEEN USED
*CHERRY* $750


87.9 Billion


The economic impact of the military in


Northeast Florida and Southeast


Georgia is $7.9 billion.


Local businesses benefit from the military and civilian

personnel who buy and rent homes and who purchase

goods and services. Let them know what your business


has to offer by advertising in one or all of the military

publications distributed at the local bases in the area.



For advertising information,


please call


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

S- HEM NS MAYPORT. FL.ORIDA Periscope


SM mirror .N...AY.SEERGA


Arlington Moving/Yard
Sale! 3954 Meadowview
Dr N Valley Sub Sat 8-12
BEACHES -Huge Church
Yard Sale. Sat., May 19.
7am till gone. Jax Bch
Church of Christ 422 5th
Ave. N. Park in back.
INTRACOASTAL WEST
comm garage sale, Sat
8am until the bargains
run out. Collinswood
Community is located
off Ashley Melisse &
Collinswood Dr.
Intracoastal West 2 fam-
ily yd sale kids items,
misc hsehld, washer &
more. 3410 Thalia Rd.
Fri. 5/18, Sat 5/19 9a-1p
Mandarin Spring Clean-
ing Everything Must Go
furn, clths, crafts &
much more! Losco
Junction 11068 Great
Western Ln. W. 5/19, 7-11

Nearly new shop, the
only thrift store on
Mayport Naval base,
open to Military per
sonnel & civilians.
Located at bldg #27
across from the Air
port Tower & 2 blocks
from Mcdonald's.
Hours of operation
9a-1pm, M-Thurs &
every 3rd Sat. of each
month. Ph. 270-6067 (A
Non-profit bus. sup-
ported by the NWCA,
Mayport chapter #201)

BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA



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

big wheel, $100 Call
338-1264




4 HOT SPRINGS SPA
PRODIGY- Like
New, 110 V, seats 5,
$3000.00 OBO
904-291-6091 or
904-742-3116




PLATINUM Engagement
Ring 1.13ct-Prince cut
w/.20ct platinum band
Appraised $10K, asking
$5000 obo. 904-866-8412



, Double Jog Stroller-
Schwinn. Like-New
condition, inte-
grated rain cover.
Paid $245. Asking $100.
Call Tara 379-6036


SEvenflo double
stroller-
great condition. $50.
Call Tara- 379-6036
Jog Stroller-single,
T great condition, $50.
Call Tara-379-6036

, Little Tykes Large
Toy Box with Lid,
great condition $20.
Call 904-264-9984




10" Radical Arm
Saw -SEARS.
Older model but
great condition.
$75 please call
751-3958




14' Trampolines,
SPortable Basket-
ball system and
Portable Hammock,
Ask $100.00. Call Kim
673-9606
65" HD Mitsubishi
Wide Screen Dia-
mond Series Televi-
sion. 975.00 OBO
874-5677
F9FT Christmas
Frazier Fur Tree,
S1 year, New. Paid
$350.00. Asking $100.
Two Reindeer,
New $75 OBO.
Call 904-491-7996
4 Armoir/TV cabinet
Large Mexican
Pine. $350. Bunk
Beds with mat-
tresses $150. China
Cabinet $200. Riding
Lawnmower $375.
264-3127
Bedding, Tires, golf
clubs, ect.
Reasonable prices.
Phone: 993-5744
Computer Monitors,
printers, Sony
Audio/Video control
Center, 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
, Dog Cage; Large
Collapsable with
floor plan; great
shape. $30.00. Call
Paul 904-620-9387
Handmade Wood
Barbie Four Poster
Beds, American
Girl Poster Beds
$20.00 Call 223-7011
, Nascar Diecast
SCars, Dale Earn-
hardt and Junior,
various models,
excellent condition,
$49.95 each, 292-9234,
leave message.


, V Nordic Track
Sequoia Skiing
Exerciser Fold-up
Health Rider Exer-
ciser Both for $100. Call
287-57866
Paraffin Bath, by
Homedics. Various
Settings with timer.
Great for hand,
elbow, or foot therapy.
Booklet. $12 268-2482
SQueen Size Pier
One Headboard and
_L Footboard; Curved
metal perfect condi-
tion. $150 OBO. Please
call 912-673-8189
4 Sofabed $150.00,
table w/ charcoal
$35.00, queen mat-
tress set $150.00,
armoire $150.00, desk
50.00, white microwave
$25.00 757-403-3205
S VAC Hoover
Windtunnel Twin
Chamber VGC,
$75.00 Call 269-5083



4, Drum Set, five
piece, black,
enforcer. Like New.
$1 75.00 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
4 PIANO Stoddard
1895, needs minor
restoration $400 U
Haul. 904-997-1289



SBike 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
Regu lators,Weights,
3X Wet-suit, 3X
Skin All New. Call
Dan 221-5912 $400 OBO
POOL TABLE Olhausen
9x4, exc cond, $1500.
904-374-0066
, Trek Bicycle; great
condition; Like
New; used only
three times. Asking
$300. OBO. Call
912-673-8189
Welder Platinum + new
assembled $850obo. incl
delivery. Paul 220-2778



Utility Trailer 5ft
by 8ft. BIk. $350.
0or 724-6760.


*f.





Adopt a Pet
Pets & Supplies
Livestock & Supplies
Animals Wanted




4,55 Gallon Fish Tank
with stand $75, best
r comes with acces-
sories, needs to be
resealed on bottom,
easy to do 904-997-1289
AQUARIUM 150 gal, oak
canopy fish tank.
Call 626-0151
Bassetts to Shiffons
V Big Puppy Sale V
$399 UP
Chihuahuas, Boxer,
Corgie, Husky, Porn
www.petwor Idpets.com
Pet World 262-4646
Bichon Frise adorable
white powder puffs, AKC,
8wks $650-750727-726-4249
BOXER PUPS, AKC,
flashy brindle, POP,
will stud flashy daddy.
$500ea. 904-607-7335
BOXER PUPPY, AKC,
flashy brindle fem,
$550. 386-623-4720
BRUSSELS GRIFFON
PUPPY, 6mo old, fenm,
blk smooth coat, house
trained, all shots current,
Great w/other dogs &
cats. $900obo. 660-888-9534
Chihuahua AKC Puppies
www.kidschihuahuas.com
Link avail pups then more
avail pups Leo, Larry.
CHIHUAHUA/TOY MIN
PIN M/F, $300 Obo.Male
Puggle $250. 904-262-4706
Cocker Spaniel 2 years, F
Black. 1 Dog family
AKC, CKC $200. 568-6418
, Fishtank, 125 gal-
Ion cherry wood,
you must see to
believe, call Kim
904-778-2464
4, 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 Shepard Pup-
pies, no papers, current
shots. $300.00 Available
5/12/07 904-813-1363
Himalayan Kitten Reg.
$500. 352-546-1345
e-mail: kittens@usa.com
Jack Russells reg chipped
352-595-4072
www.butterballfarm.com
LAB PUPPIES,
AKC, POP, S/W, $175
229-532-4864 / 912-389-0234
LAB Puppies, chocolate,
reg. big block head, hlth
cert. $400. 352-494-6028
LAB PUPS yellow, Eng.
block head, AKC M $400.
904-334-4860 234-4637


LAB PUPS AKC snow
white / yellow, $400;
904-309-3712
LAB PUPS -AKC, POP,
IF yellow, 1M black
$250. 904-716-3020
Labrador Retrievers AKC
snow white, S/W, rdy 6/9,
$600m/$650f. 912-383-2277
MINI SCHNAUZER/M,
black, llwks, $400.
Serious inq's only
H:236-8551 or cell 697-9081
Schnauzer Miniature ACA
M/F, sep. bloodlines-will
not separate. $500/pair
904-824-4594 St. Augustine
Schnauzer Miniature ACA
rare Choc. & Black Male
Puppy, 1st shots, breed
registry & puppy kit. $700.
904-824-4594 St. Augustine
SHIH TZU puppies. See
at: www.myspace.com/
wcwkennels
SHIH TZU Imperial Toys
Tricolor, 5 wks, talking
deposits $800. 568-6418
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS
ACA reg, POP, S/W, $700
taking dep's. 904-318-1752
YORKIE AKC, M, 5 mo
old. HC, shots, crate
trained, loves everybody.
$700 obo. 904-744-8154






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



4 XL 1200 LTD 1999,
Waverunner
3-seater Jet-ski, 155
HP, 72 hrs, Yamaha
w/ cover & trailer looks
& runs great $4400 Cell
904-537-1015
4, 15' Row/Sail Boat
and trailer $600.00
Call 912-673-6888
4 CENTURY 2000
1901 Bay Boat. 115
hp Yamaha
4-Stroke, Bimini
Top. Trailer 24V
T-Motor. exc. Cond. $12,
900. 284-5587.


I AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY


ACURA OF ORANGE PARK
7200 Blanding Blvd. 777-5600



AUDI JACKSONVILLE
4660-100 Southside Blvd. 565-4000




BENTLEY- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Orlando FI 407-339-3443




TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
6914 Blanding Blvd 777-2500



GARBER BUICK
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
KEY ll BUICK


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

PAUL CLARK

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

GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

MIKE SHAD FORD

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

MIKE DAVIDSON FORD

AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060

MIKE SHAD FORD

OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Bvd 777-3673

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LAMBORGHINI- ORLANDO SATURN OF AVENUES
895 N Ronald Reagan Blvd. 10863 Philips Hwy. 262.7145
Longwood/Orlando FI 407-339-3443 SATURN OF ORANGE PARK

S8105 Blanding Blvd. 779-0071

MATHENY LAND ROVER SATURN OF REGENCY
11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500 8600 Atlantic Blvd. 725-8200


LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE SUBARU OF JACKSONVILLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000 10800 Atlantic Blvd. 641-6455


KEN CHANCE SUZUKI
1285 Cassat Ave. 389-7700

CITY SUZUKI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
www.cityautomotivecom


4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060 NIMNICHT PONTIAC-GMC 11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992 ARLINGTON TOYOTA
off r-, Tq 11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826 I 10939 Atlantic Blvd. 302-6762
e153PIlipsHwy 854-482COGGIN TOYOTA AVENUES

CLAUDE NOLANCADILLAC COGGIN GMC TRUCKS TOM BUSH MAZDA 10564 Philips Hwy 262-0338
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111 9201Atlantic Bd. 724-2310 9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911 KEITH PIERSON TOYOTA

NIMNICHT CADILLAC GARBER GMC TRUCKS MAZDA CITY 6501 Youngerman Circle. 771-9100
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700 Green Cove Springs 264-4502 6916 Blanding Blvd. 779-0600 LIGHTHOUSE TOYOTA

PARKER CADILLAC 0Iok I1 2995 U.S. 1 South St. Aug.
283San Marco,StAug (904)824-9181 COGGIN HONDA ON ATLANTIC ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA
' : i] 11003Atlantic Bvd 565-8800 BRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC. 1310 Cassat Ave. 389-4561

COGGIN HONDA 10231 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080 o_ 1____ "_ _i
COGGIN CHEVY AVENUES OF ST. AUGUSTINE
10880 Philips Hwy. 260-7777 2898 U.S. Hwy. 1S.1-800-456-1689 W OF ORANGE PARK

CREST CHEVROLET DUVAL HONDA TOM BUSH MINI 1481 Wells Road 269-2603
8281 Merrill Rd. 721-1880 1325 CassatAve. 899-1900 9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911 O'STEEN VW

GARBER CHEVY 64-4502 LOU SOBH HONDA Tl llJ r 11401 Philips Hwy 322-5100
Green Cove Springs 264-4502 TOM BUSH VW

GORDON CHEV OF THE AVENUES 9850AtlanticBlvd. 725-0911
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NIMNICHT CHEV KEY HYUNDAI COGGIN NISSAN-ATLATI 10231 Atlantic Bvd. 722-1694
1550 Cassat Ave. 387-4041 COGGIN NISSAN-ATLANTIC
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Green Cove Springs 264-2416 MATHENY JAGUAR Lexus of Jacksonville
MIKE SHAD 11211 Atlantic Blvd 642-1500 COGGIN PONTIAC-GMCL
MIKESHA 1 9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310 Pre-Owned Center

CHRYSLER JEEP GARBER PONTIAC 10384 Atlantic Blvd. 998-0012


1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

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



ATLANTIC DODGE
2330 US1 South 354-4421

JACK CARUSO
REGENCY DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-5600

GARBER DODGE TRUCK
Green Cove Springs 264-2416

ORANGE PARK DODGE
7233 Blanding Blvd. 777-5500
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch. 1-800-228-7454

WESTSIDE DODGE
1672 Cassat Ave 384-6561


ATLANTIC JEEP
2330 US 1 South 354-4421

CARUSO JEEP
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300

FRANK GRIFFIN

Jeep of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP

ON CASSAT
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

RICK KEFFER

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



COGGIN KIA
9401 Atlantic Blvd. 723-3210

RAY CARTER KIA
6373 Blanding Blvd. 771-6078


Green Cove Springs 264-4502 Tom Bush BMW

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Immaculate, runs
great, canopy
$13,500- call 612-6646
S21 ft. Bayliner 205
04' Bowrider
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$17,400 Call Danny
514-3156

SH EARWATER
22CC 2007
YAMAHA 150
4 stroke,
56 gallons,
only 30 hour on
the motor.
GPS 498 float on
trailer,
5 months old,
all electronics
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$42,500
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Sales, Service, Parts
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Alachua (386) 462-3039
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DODGE '78 Midas RV .
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$4,000 370-0447 / 272-8201
DUTCHMAN 29Q
2005 Pac N-play 4
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queen hitch setup
included. Great condi-
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SFleetwood Wilder-
ness 25' 2005,
loaded, like new, 6'
slide out, 18'
awning, must go, T.O.P.
Call Keith 912-673-6303
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Prowler- 24' Travel
Trailer. Good cond.
3 yr. appliances,
new door. great for
camping, hunting $5000.
571-0459.
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BMW 325i '05 Coupe
Only 25K. $24,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

BMW 325i '06. Fully
equipped, like new
$31,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

BMW 330ci '05
Convertible
Leather, CD pre-
mium pkg $32,890
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012

g BMW 5251 '06
White tan, like new
$36,840. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

SBUICK Le Sabre
2001 PGA Tour Edi-
tion, Fully Equip.
Leather, CD, Con-
cert Surround Sound,
New Tires, 81K
912-288-3321

CADILLAC DEVILLE '04
Ride in style for only $299
per month. Call 389-7700






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Welcome!

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1550 CASSAT AVE
891-3898
387-4041


HONDA ACCORD EX '04
Loaded, very clean. $329
per mo. Call 389-7700

HONDA ACCORD
EX COUPE '04
Spoiler, SR. $15,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SHonda Accord SE
1997, red, 2 dr, auto,
fully-loaded, great
condition, sunroof,
a/c, call Ryan
(912)577-8066 or (912)
729-7270 $4,499 OBO
H HONDA Accord LX
1996. Sedan 4 Cyl.
Auto. All Power.
Exc. Gas Mil. Great
Student Veh. $5000.
294-6946

HONDA CIVIC
HYBRID '06. Nay.,
AT, like new $20,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

SHONDA CIVIC '05
Coupe. Only 34,000
miles. $14,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
A Hyundai Elantra
GLS 2001, Sedan, 4
DR, Auto, 86,000
miles, new tires,
4,500 O BO Call
912-242-2254
j Infinity 130, very
Clean, 4 dr, gold,
(must see), $5,000
OBO. Call R.J.
812-467-3348

JAGUAR S-TYPE
"R" '03. CD, navi-
gation, sunrf, 20"
chrome whis. $30,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
JAGUAR X-TYPE '01
$500 down and you ride at
$299 per mo. Call 389-7700
Jeep Grand Chero-
kee 1998 $4000. Good
l needs work. Excel-
lent work vehicle.
287-1905
KIA RIO '05
Automatic, 4 door. $6990
Call 389-7700
LEXUS ES300 '03
Sharp Ride! Loaded.
$349 per month. 389-7700


(4 NISSAN MAXIMA
'04. 3.5SL, leather,
sunroof, CD. $19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

2 Nissan Sentra SE-R
2003, 6 speed,
manual, all power,
loaded, excellent
condition, awesome ste-
reo, PCS, Japan, must
sell $8,900 Call 891-5458


S NISSAN I
SENTRA 2005
1.8S Great on
I Gas! door I
I Sedan Sport i
Edition 30K By
I Owner $11,250
SOBO 282-7610


PONTIAC G6'07
Zero down at $349 per
month. Call 389-7700

PONTIAC BONNEV-
ILLE '04. Clean, low
miles. $10,988. 389-7700

A Pontiac Bonneville
1976 only 48,000
original miles,
everything works.
Great drives excellent.
Must sell, must see
$4,000 OBO 904-566-4666

A Pontiac Grand Am
1997, great condi-
tion. Gold 4 DR.,
S V6, CD, Rear
Spoiler, 162 K, Cold AC.
Call 881-0553 $2,500.

( SATURN L300'03
Sunroof, CD $8880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

TOYOTA COROLLA '06
Auto, low miles.
$149/mo. WAC. 899-5853

TOYOTA CAMRY '06
Lthr, moonroof, loaded.
$219/mo. WAC. 899-5853

TOYOTA COROLLA LE
'01 Auto, low miles.
$5995. Call 899-5853

TOYOTA COROLLA S '07
Red, 17" rims&tires, 5K
$269/mo. WAC. 899-5853


Toyota Corolla SS,
beautiful car, excel-
lent condition,
loaded, power w &
d, 6 DVDs player, sport
package, spoiler,
extended 4 year W. 13,
900 OBO. 772-7795.
772-7795 or 803-6617

Q TOYOTA
COROLLAA '05. Only
30K miles. $12,680
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA CAMRY
1990. Auto. A/C. pwr
wind & locks.
AMP/FM Cass. radio.
93K Miles. Looks & runs
great. $1900. 249-1666.

STOYOTA CAMRY
HYBRID '07
Like new. $25,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

TOYOTA SOLARA
SE '04. Fully
equipped. $15,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

VOLVO S40 '04. CD,
Leather, sunroof,
fully equip. $19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

VW BEETLE '04
Convert GLS Turbo
CD changer $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

cO VW BEETLE '05
Convertible. Only
14K miles. $20,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

VW PASSAT
WAGON V6, fully
equipped. $11,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Trucks,Vans, SUVs '00-05
ALL
Military

Civilian


ACURAMDX'05
Black/tan, Nay.,
fully equip. $30,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY TAHOE LT
'04. White/tan.
S$22,640 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

DODGE DAKOTA 2004
BONUS BUY!!
MUST SELL!!
PW, PB, AC, AM-FM
RADIO CASS. CD
PLAYER, TINTED
WINDOWS, BED-
LINER, QUAD CAB,
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FOR BED. BONUS
WILL BE GIVEN
WHEN TRUCK IS
SOLD. ONLY 43,000
MILES $17,641.
CALL 738-4119

Dodge Dakota SLT -99
ext. cab, V8, tow pkg,
loaded, $7500. 396-3593
DODGE
DURANGO '04 SLT,
2DVD's, fully
equipped. $15,380
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
DODGE RAM 1500
HEMI Crew Cab '05
$19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Dodge Ram 1997,
4x4 with canopy,
automatic, 121 K
miles, $5500 OBO,
Call 912-409-1637
A Dodge Ram
Charger LE 1991 V8
5.- 4X4 Hooker
Header's, Dual
Exhaust, CB Radio, 2
DR, SUV AT, PS, PBI,
AC 32X11.5 Tires, $5900
Call 904-294-8186 or
904-751-7037
4, Dodge Ram 3500
Dually Diesel '02,
Laramie SLT Aux-
tank Toolbox, many
extras, very clean $23,
895 OBO 912-882-1374 or
912-674-3594
FORD EXPLORER
LIMITED '02


FORD EXPLORER XLT
'97- V6, great on gas!
114kmi, $5000. 912-285-0214
4 FORD F-150 2003
4X4, V8/AT, Black,
loaded, alarm, sun-
roof, in-dash DVD,
toolbox, tint, runboards,
Awesome truck! $18,500
OBO 904-463-7605
FORD F150 XLT '00, long
bed, 4x4, hi mi's, runs
great, $6900. 424-4105
Ford F-350 XLT, 5
speed, V-10, 4 WD,
power everything,
102K, $12,000, Call
352-235-6143
GMC 2500 '02 Tows any-
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Only $11,900. 389-7700
GMC Envoy 2004
XL SLT 31,500
miles, white loaded,
mint condition, 3rd
row, $19,000. 904-234-9682
SGMC SIERRA PU
'05. Like new, only
$16,000 mi. $14,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SINFINITI FX45 '03
Only 35,000 miles
$31,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
INFINITI FX45 '04
White/tan. $32,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Jeep Wrangler "04 16,500
mi, 6 cyl 5spd, soft top,
AC, CD serious radio
$14,500. Call 352-495-7719
JEEP
WRANGLER
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Dark blue, hard top.
$23,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
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equipped. $25,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
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Fully equip. $18,990
998-0012
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LOOK XR '07. Only
1000 miles. $31,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


TOYOTA
RUNNER '03
Fully equip $16,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE




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