Currents by Newport News Shipbuilding

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Hugh Gibson explains how a milling machine works to school guidance counselors during National Manufacturing Day. Photo by Chris Oxley

NNS Participates in National Manufacturing Day Newport News Shipbuilding participated in National Manufacturing Day for the second year on Oct. 3 with a collaborative effort between Career Pathways, Manufacturing, Trades Training, Talent Acquisition and the Apprentice School.

Shipbuilders Wear Pink, Support Breast Cancer Awareness Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) encouraged breast cancer survivors, members and friends to wear pink on Oct. 10 in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. “It was very encouraging to see so many people wearing pink,” said breast cancer survivor Stephanie Cherry. “It was another indication that Newport News Shipbuilding employs great people who will step up for a great cause.”

Shipbuilders Line Dance to Stay Fit More than 100 shipbuilders attended HealthWaves’ first after work line dancing class in Building 520-6 on Oct. 7. “The line dances we taught during the event were ‘Rock This Party,’ ‘BB Cruzin’ (Happy),’ ‘Just Say’ and ‘Hater Shuffle,’ said Sharesse Davis, one of the line dance instructors. “I think people had a good time because they got to socialize as they worked out. People were... CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

Tom Cosgrove, manager of Corporate Citizenship and Government Relations, said, “WiSE did an outstanding job organizing and building support for breast cancer awareness. CONTINUED ON PAGE 5

A group of NNS breast cancer survivors stand in front of the Dorothy on Oct. 10 in pink shirts and hard hats to show their support for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Photo by Chris Oxley

The program hosted 13 area high school guidance counselors from five different school systems to learn about manufacturing behind the shipyard gates. The counselors toured the welding school, The Apprentice School and were able to participate in hands-on demonstrations with trades training. Becky Stewart, vice president of Manufacturing and Danny Hunley, vice president of Operations, both spoke to the counselors about the importance of steering their students towards careers in manufacturing at NNS and the link between business and education. Leigh Pottle, counselor at Warhill High School in Williamsburg, said, “I was amazed at the numerous career opportunities available at the shipyard and through The Apprentice School. One of the most memorable experiences for me was touring the Welding School. I am in awe of the students who spend eight hours a day in such confined quarters, doing incredibly detailed work to build the vessels that protect our country.” Kim Humphrey (O51), Association for Manufacturing Excellence Southeast Region Director, kicked off the event congratulating NNS for again opening its doors to Hampton Roads schools and thanked the counselors for getting students involved with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills. Humphrey said, “These experiences... CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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Ford Engineers Display Department Pride To display departmental pride, Topside Work Control (E25) engineers working on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) individually purchased matching red jackets earlier this year. The crew is responsible for proper use and administration of red danger tags on the boat. “Since we work with red tags, we thought the color red would also be an appropriate color for our jacket,” said E25 Manager Moe Meadors. “In addition to purchasing the same color jacket, the team also decided to have ‘Work Control’ and the team member’s name embroidered in on the front.” Rusty Singleton has worked at the shipyard for 14 years and was recently transferred into the department. “I was happy to see that everyone’s ideas were put out on the table and that the whole team was able to decide which ideas we ultimately wanted to incorporate. It showed me that unity and pride is something this team values very much.”

Michael Semrau added, “With cooler temperatures just round the corner, our team is excited to be able to wear the jackets. So when the chill of the fall season sets in around Pier 3, keep an eye out for one of the shipyard’s proudest teams.” Front row (L to R): Graig Couch, Robert Scalice, Lourdes Spurlock, Joel Ricks and Michael Semrau. Back row (L to R): Sirron Ringer, Mark Carstens, George Carroll, Emil Meadors and Rusty Singleton. Photo by Ricky Thompson

NNS Engineer Recognized at National STEM Conference Program Manager Mario Doreste was recently honored by the Great Minds in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) organization at the annual Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Conference (HENAAC) in New Orleans. Doreste was recognized as a HENAAC Luminary Honoree. Luminary Honorees represent professionals in STEM fields who initiate, collaborate and lead key programs and research within their companies. “Mario has accomplished many successes throughout his career as a result of his outstanding work ethic, strong professional network and ability to quickly gain his customer’s trust with his strong technical credibility,” said Steve Barresi, director of Engineering. “... Mario is truly a good person who puts the team ahead of himself while treating everyone he meets with respect and the highest professional regard. I congratulate Mario on this award, which honors his dedication and professional commitment to his career at the shipyard.”

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... help prepare students, male and female, to be college- and career-ready citizens for the challenging and exciting opportunities in manufacturing.” Humphrey also announced that “AME recognizes the NNS Career Pathways Program as a national benchmark.” Visit the Career Pathways website on Yardnet for more information about the program and information on upcoming opportunities. Contact Gordon Sproat (O44) at 688-3176 for questions. Kimberley Jarvis (O26) shows school guidance counselors a piping system at the Trades Training building on National Manufacturing Day. Photo by Chris Oxley

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HRT to Offer “Half Fare ID Cards” to NNS Shipbuilders Ages 60-64 Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) changed its senior rate structure Oct. 5. HRT will extend its “Half Fare ID Card” offer to Newport News Shipbuilding employees ages 60-64. Individuals with “Half Fare IDs” will receive a half fare discount on all HRT bus, light rail and ferry services. HRT will be issuing NNS seniors Half Fare ID cards at the Newport News Transit Center from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, Nov. 4-11. HRT will resume processing Half Fare ID cards for seniors over age 65 on Nov. 19 at the Hampton Transit Center. Note: With the new rate structure, only people 65 and older will qualify as a senior unless they possess an HRT Half Fare ID Card.

More than 100 NNS shipbuilders participated in the HealthWaves’ line dancing event Oct. 7. Photo by John Whalen

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... helping others that they did not know learn the moves. Line dancing is a great way to stay fit because it’s a different kind of cardio. It’s dancing and it doesn’t feel like exercise.” Becky Johnson, HealthWaves director, said, “People have expressed their interest in line dancing for some time now, so being able to finally bring this event to them was a wonderful experience. Everyone left with a smile on their face and sweat on their shirt -- what more could you ask from a fitness class?” Johnson added, “HealthWaves does plan to add line dancing classes to our regular line up of free fitness classes beginning in 2015. In the meantime, we hope to make this a monthly event.”

AASA Members Take Action to Stop Diabetes On Oct. 4, eight members of the African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) participated in the “Step Out Walk to Fight Diabetes” in Virginia Beach oceanfront. The walk is held each year to raise awareness about diabetes and to raise funds for a possible cure. This year is the third consecutive year AASA has been involved in the walk. “The event was successful and it was full of energy,” said Patrice Campbell, AASA team captain. “I had fun doing Zumba as well as walking along the boardwalk! The walk was a great way to advocate being healthy and the importance of exercising.” AASA plans to participate in the walk again next year. Visit the AASA website on Yardnet for more information about the Employee Resource Group and upcoming events.

Quality Month Feature: Manufacturing October is National Quality Month. This week, the spotlight is on Manufacturing. Structural Fabrication Assembly’s (SFA) Reactor Compartment Team was recently recognized for achieving “First Time Quality” on Indiana’s (SSN 789) Reactor Compartment Deck (RCD). Two of the most notable areas of the RCD project were welding of flex plate components and installation of the shielding plates to the tapping bars, which historically require rework due to extremely tight tolerances. To ensure success, the team received approval from E86 and O39 to use angle bars, in addition to traditional work lines, as a visual reference to gauge the movement of flex plate components during the welding process. Additionally, the team worked with Planning to change the build plan for installation of the shielding plates to the tapping bars. They also altered the fit

and weld sequence of the tapping bars to other job components and incorporated the use of temporary attachments. These improvements greatly minimized distortion and rework. The team’s success was also attributed to the company’s new Lincoln Welding Machines, which help to maintain correct weld size during welding by controlling heat and weld wire flow, significantly minimizing grinding and rebuilding of the weld. “This was a collaborative effort between the Sub Shop team and the Assembly trades from the Modular Outfitting Facility,” said Superintendent Mike Simmons. “As our customer, the Assembly team showed us where they were having rework issues and they also participated with our folks, along with E86, to develop the process for correcting the issues. I’m very proud of the work these folks accomplished. The results they achieved, lowest cost ever on the module, truly show the correlation between cost and first-time quality.”

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DATEBOOK OCTOBER 16

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599 for information.

OCTOBER 16

Join E04 for a presentation on History of Augmented Reality and Technological Advancement and hands-on interactive by E04’s L. Hamburg and M. McLaughlin. The event will be held from 6-8 p.m. at Smoke BBQ in Newport News. A social hour will begin at 5:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER 9

Apprentice School Student Association will host the annual ASSA Veterans Day Golf Tournament at Cypress Creek Golf Course. The cost is $60 per golfer and $240 per team. For more information, contact Charlene Barrington (X06/X76) at 319-2956 or Dawn Hardister (X06) at 380-7782.

NOVEMBER 19

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in VASCIC (large auditorium). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599 for information.

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-2 (room 203). Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 688-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information.

National Cyber Security Awareness Month

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The Southside Heart Walk will be held at Mt. Trashmore. To join a team, contact NNS Heart Walk Lead Britta Brown-Zambrana at 688-2786. For additional information about the walk, visit HII’s Facebook page from a home computer.

OCTOBER 29

Join Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) from 4-6 p.m. at Bonefish Grill in Newport News for “Bang Bang Shrimp Night.” View flier or contact LaToya McMillian (X73) at 688-6450 for more information.

SEEKING LEADERS

Thanks to all of the shipbuilders who took the time to write and submit a safety song for the 2014 contest. The committee is currently in the process of narrowing down the top selections. Finalists will be posted online Friday, Oct. 17 for public voting. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/safetysong for more information or to vote.

OCTOBER 21

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host an Open House from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Netcenter (first floor, entrance 2, suite 1 near the elevator). Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 688-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for questions.

NOTICE: Safety Song Finalists Will be Posted Online Friday for Public Voting

U.S. Navy Celebrates 239th Birthday Monday, Oct. 13 marks the 239th birthday of the U.S. Navy. Pictured above: Rear Adm. John Alexander, commander, Battle Force 7th Fleet, right, and Capt. Greg Fenton, commanding officer of USS George Washington (CVN 73), center-left, participate in a cake cutting ceremony with Master Chief Damage Controlman Seldon Gabbard, the ship's oldest Sailor, center-right, and Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Jennifer Dabdub, the ship's youngest Sailor, during the 239th Navy Birthday Celebration in the ship's mess decks. U.S.

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October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. This year at Newport News Shipbuilding, the focus is on “Need-to-Know.” A video on the topic is available on Yardnet. Departments who would like to learn more about “Need-to-Know” can invite an Information Security (InfoSec) representative from Department T51 to speak at a staff meeting or lunch-and-learn.

Peninsula Heart Walk is this SATURDAY It’s not too late to sign-up for the Peninsula Heart Walk on Saturday, Oct. 18. To join a team, contact NNS Heart Walk Lead Britta Brown-Zambrana at 688-2786. For additional information about the walk, visit HII’s Facebook page from a home computer. REMINDER: A Newport News Shipbuilding group photo will be taken at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday in front of the NNS tent.

Hampton University’s Business Organization and Management Course Interested in taking Hampton University’s Business Organization and Management (MGMT 301) course this fall? The three credit hour course will be taught from 4:30 - 9:30 p.m. on Wednesdays from Oct. 15 - Dec. 10. Late registration available from Oct. 13-17. Contact Tunisha George-Twine at 727-5584.

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... You could not look around the Yard on Friday without seeing pink shirts, hard hats, or ribbons. They brought together diverse shipbuilders from all departments to draw attention to breast cancer and show support to survivors.” WiSE Coordinators Zalieka Gibbs and Tonia Smith said, “This is a great way to show support for those affected by breast cancer and other cancers. WiSE hopes that the group picture in support of breast cancer

awareness will continue to grow each year. On behalf of WiSE, we would like to thank all who participated this year!” Pictured: During lunch, shipbuilders wearing pink in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month took group photos. Top left: Second shift shipbuilders. Top right: Third shift shipbuilders. Second row: First-shift shipbuilders. Photo by Chris Oxley Third row: NNS shipbuilders working on USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72).

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO DJS - Professional Wedding MC. Dance floor lighting included. Book your holiday party now! Web or phone (757) 356-1166 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects and photography work! (757) 869-1876 PLASMA TV - Panasonic 50” widescreen Plasma TV. 720p/600hz High Def. Model # TC-50PX14 with HDMI & S-Video. $550/ neg. (757) 688-4430 PHOTOGRAPHER Affordable photography services. Family Portraits, Weddings, Special Occasions. Call (757) 541-8331 8800 BLACKBERRY - unlocked, great cond. w/new case & battery. $40. No camera (757) 650-4475

Auto cont.

Boat & Marine Supply cont.

“97 JEEP G.C. - Grand Cherokee, V8, CC, AC, PW, 148K Miles, $2,900(Nego). Serious inquires only! (757) 334-3518

01 HONDA CBR - Fireblade w/ 25K miles, silver, runs great, ex cond, garage kept, $3,750 (757) 240-6534

CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO (757) 357-5542

03 SOFTAIL - Screamin Eagle Deuce. 95 cui EFI Motor. Chrome and stailess everywhere. 13k miles. (757) 532-7669

04 FORD F-150 - 4x4. Lifted with air shocks. CrewCab. 5.4L Triton V-8. 150K miles. $10K firm (757) 389-6838

MOTORCYCLE - 08 Suzuki - C90T Boulevard BLK, excellent cond., garaged kept, 26,000 miles $6,900 (757) 826-0144

2010 MAZDA 3 - 70K miles, clean inside/ outside, and under hood. Sun roof $13,000. Can send pics. Call after 5 pm (804) 704-7881

13 FORD F-150 - Red XLT SuperCrew 33,000 miles - IMMACULATE - Reduced to $24,000 (757) 310-4769 04 TAURUS - 2004 Ford Taurus w/93K miles. Great mechanical condition and looks good. $3,500. (757) 884-9364 09 HONDA RUCKUS - Stock 50cc Scooter, red, 33XX Miles. Runs great, new tune up. Comes with Title $1,200 (724) 557-3341 TRACTOR - Kubota tractor, 2 cyl diesel, good hyd, 3 point, 4 ft blade, runs great, $1,950. (757) 865-0466

AUTO 1970 VW BUG - Love bug! Exc interior many extras, runs well. Downsizing. (757) 593-2019 97 JEEP G.C. - Grand Cherokee, V8, CC, AC, PW, 148K miles, Asking $2,900 (neg), Serious inquiries only (757) 334-3518 99 HONDA CIVIC - Silver EX Cpe. New AT, tires, AC, starter, tune-up. 0 mods. 235kmi daily driver. Pics avail $3,400 (757) 705-5235 01 MERCEDES E320 - Super Clean, Runs Great. Fresh State Inspection and Oil/Filter Change. 163K miles, $4,500 obo. Silver. (757) 285-5544 92 GMC YUKON - 92 gmc yukon 2dr 4x4 runs good. good for work or hunt vehicle. needs cosmetic/ac work.text before 2pm $1,200 ob0 (757) 969-7971 92 GMC YUKON - 92 gmc yukon 2dr 4x4 runs good. great for work or hunt. needs cosmetic work.$1200obo. text before 2pm (757) 969-7971 05 HONDA CBR600 - F4i model, stock, excellent condition, garage kept, 6,xxx miles, new Micheline tires, $4,100 OBO txt for pic (757) 209-3824 MOBILE HOME/RV - 1997 Damon Daybreak Mobile Home. Class A, 30 foot, generator, A/C, Heat, Sleeps six, low miles, $10,000 OBO. (757) 876-8693 1974 STINGRAY - 1974 stingray for sale, best offer takes it home. (757) 320-3831 14 ESCAPE - 6000 Call (757) 690-3910

miles,

$22,000.

NISSAN 370Z - 2010 Nissan 370Z - 20K miles. 6SpeedMan. Ex cond, Pearl White Exterior/Black Intr. $23,500 obo. Call (757) 660-2305 UTILITY TRAILER - Converted 77 F-150 P/U bed. Army green with Bedliner, sparetire & toolbox. Have title. Tows great. $325. OB (757) 749-5334 TIRES - 275/70/R18 Firestone Transforce AT tires. 3100 miles on them brand new! $700. Txt for pics (757) 870-7286 HITCH HAULER - 24 x 54” Hitch Hauler with 4 handmade rod holders(removeable) For 2” reciever. $50 txt for pics (757) 870-7286 94 FORD RANGER - 94 Ford Ranger- 115k Miles. White AT/AC. Driveable minor frame/ bd dmg. Runs great cur. insp 10/15 $650 OBO (757) 236-2575 TRACTOR - Ford Fieldmaster 641, hyd, 5 ft blade, strong hyd & clutch, 3 point hitch, $2700.00, txt for pic (757) 865-0466 02 VW PASSAT - Good cond. 145,000mi. 1.8 gas turbo, auto, heated leather seats, sun roof, monsoon stereo. $3,900 before 8pm (757) 268-8502 FJR ACCESSORIES - Custom tail rack, expandable trunk & Corbin passenger backrest fit any gen 2 FJR, blue matches ‘06 & ‘12 $250 (757) 717-4062 01 HARLEY - 2001 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom. Has over 8000 miles, runs well $3,400 (804) 642-3436 MOTORCYCLE - 1988 Harley Davidson FXR Superglide 19,000 miles, A Must See Bike! Text or pictures. (757) 630-9204

89 F150 - 186k, auto, 2wd, runs good, new battery, 2 new tires, current inspection(april,) dependable $1,400 (757) 268-2316 LIFT KIT - 6” suspension lift kit for 99-04 Ford F-250. All springs, no blocks. GC $625 OBO. (757) 220-9278 MOTEGI WHEELS - 4 US7 18” 4X100 wheel 4 215-40-18 tires wheel in good condition tires r fair 3 tire have great tread $200 obo (336) 324-0645 CX7 AWD TURBO - 69K miles, Leather, Bose 6 disc CD, sunroof, maroon, $10,000 firm. (757) 309-5504 ARCTIC CAT ATV - ‘06 Arctic Cat 400 4wd ATV. Low Hours. Great Condition. Used for trail riding and hunting. $3,000 OBO (757) 647-2832 07 ACURA TL - 14500$ 76k miles fully loaded prl white. Blk leather htd seats. Tinted windows. Auto. Nav. 6 disc. Sun roof (757) 818-1170 WHEELS & TIRES - 18” Wheels & Tires $400. OBO. They come off of a 03 camry. Great condtion! (757) 777-0409

COMPUTERS COMPUTER REPAIR - IPAD screen & PC/ Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program reinstalls, $85 & up + parts (757) 329-6761

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY BOAT FOR SALE - 2000 Grady White Seafare 226/200 Yamaha Salt Water Series. Trailer included. Many extras $20,000 or OBO. (757) 652-8919 20’SHAMROCK ’83 - Cuddy, T-top, trailer. Newly rebuilt 351 inboard w/< 15 hours. Call for more details.$10,500 rock fish season (757) 268-8502

HOBBIES GUITAR AMP - 50W All Tube Handwired HIWATT DR504 Clone by Ceriatone. Fully assembled by Ceriatone in Ceriatone Cab $700. (757) 746-7696 GOLF CLUBS - Wilson Dyna-Powered: irons 2 thru 9, pitching wedge, drivers 1, 2 & 4; needs regripping; good starter set; $5 (757) 599-1960 70’S COLLECTORS - Cabinet w/ Sherlock Holmes & Big Ben etched in glass door, ($100, can e-mail photo) (757) 838-6645 SKI-BOARD GROUP - Starting a waterski and wakeboarding group (757) 871-0053 INVERSION - Table - Life Gear, Model #75163. $75.00 (757) 825-9136 GUITAR CLASSES - The high E string rings at 329.63Hz played open. 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) All styles. Wk/bi-wk sched. Call/text (757) 528-7017 DRILL PRESS - Delta Model DP300 w/ tilting table & light, assembled out of box 1/11/14, never used ($200, can e-mail photo) (757) 838-6645 PING PONG TABLE - regulation folding with wheels ping pong table with balls and paddles $100 OBO (336) 324-0645 FLAG FOOTBALL - Female Flag Football team. We play every Thursday at VASCIC (Victory Landing Park) @4:30pm. Call for details. (757) 592-0824

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES DINING SET - Table and 4 chairs for sale $140 Good Condition. Txt for pics. (757) 846-5016 MICROWAVE - Panasonic SA651S Microwave, less than a year of use. $75 (757) 848-7748 STACK WSHR/DRYR - 2.7 cu ft, white, electric Frigidaire stacked washer/dryer, < 3 years old. Asking $650. (757) 848-7748 FURNITURE - Queen size bed $300, wood kitchen table/chairs set $200, wood coffee table/TV stands $50 each (757) 759-2549

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OAK BOOKCASE - Solid Oak lighted bookcase - 79”H/34”W/15”D - like new. $150. (757) 876-6169

FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area,10.3 wooded acres (757) 436-1639

HOME FOR RENT - 3BR House in Portsmouth; $950 a month with appliances; Newly renovated; (757) 966-2767

HOME CLEANING - One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates. (757) 371-3904

5PC PUB DINETTE - Dark wood, black leather, seats 5PC pub set. $200. (757) 371-4118 SMALL DRESSER - Small Wooden Dresser. $20 (757) 690-3910 OVERSIZED SOFA - Heavy duty oversized sofa Good condition.92”x45”x39”. Will not fit through a 31” doorway. Nice piece $250 OBO (757) 602-3348 FURNITURE - Reclining chair $50, antique dresser $300, wood office/computer desk $200 (757) 759-2549 DINETTE SET - $150 (REDUCED) Light Oak Dinette Set + 4 fabric swivel chairs on casters. (757) 218-0716 10 IN 1 OVEN - Rotisserie, Grill, Griddle, Fries, Steams, Broils Bakes, Roasts, Toasts, Warms! Never used! Text for pics! (757) 768-6459 8PC CABINET SET - 2 years old, light maple finish. Selling pieces or set with laminate counter/stainless sink - $800. (757) 848-7748 BOX SPRING - Queen Delux Box Spring from Original Mattress Factory. Never used,still in plastic. Paid $275, will take $150 (757) 419-0075

CONDO FOR RENT - Condo in Eagle Harbor-2bed 2bath, first floor,new appl, w/d included, pool, clubhouse 10mins from NNS-$1200 (757) 912-4154 HOUSE FOR RENT - 2Bd/1ba in downtown Newport News, handicap accessible, 5 minutes from shipyard, wash/dry, fridge, stove, $835 (804) 748-2568 INVESTMENT HOME - NN Hilton 3BR/1BA 950sf, detached garage, fenced backyard. Occupied, w/stable tenants, $1K/MO; For Sale $129K (757) 869-2550 3BR HOME 4 SALE - 70 Cavalier Rd. Quiet neighborhood near LAFB. 10 min from NNS. (757) 439-1038 APT FOR RENT - 2300 SQ FT 4 bdrm 2 full bth incl wash/dry wtr/swg 10 min from NNS $1,150/mth avail (757) 871-9627 HOUSE FOR SALE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Completely Remodeled, Security System, 15 min from Shipyard. Only $125K (855) 461-2850 3 BDRM HOME - 3 Bdrm 2 1/2 Ba Home for Sale. Excellent home in good location near interstate. $168,000 obo. (757) 344-2315

DIAMOND - 1.59 carat cushion cut loose stone diamond. Appraised $12,800 asking $10,500 (757) 235-9105

MISCELLANEOUS NFL THROWBACKS - Authentics, Mitchell & Ness Jersey. Oakland Raiders #12 Stabler, $75, Sz 48, never worn. (757) 825-9136 ELLIPTICAL4SALE - Golds Gym Elliptical for sale $100. You will need to pick up. Text for pics (757) 327-2499 ENGAGEMENT RING - 2ctw WG,Tacori stg, Appraised $12,000 $6,000 obo (757) 784-6666 REDSKINS TXTS - 2 tkts and green park pass. Sec 428 row 11. 50 yd line. Great view! Titans, Bucs, Rams available. (757) 240-5480 NORDICTRACK - Treadmill C2050, older model, works well. 0-10 mph, 0-12% incline, foam eq t mat incl. $175 obo (757) 717-4062 WATER COOLER - Works great, $65. Call (757) 589-7248

HAIR TOOLS - Full set Gold-n-Hot hair tools w/electric oven. Used 2 times on mannequin. Make an offer. (757) 371-3904 FALL LAWN CARE - Thatching, Aerating & Seeding, All Lawn Care and Maintenance, Leaf & Debris Removal (757) 871-4589 CHILDCARE M-F, 6AM-6PM, Affordable,Exp & Ref, 2 openings in Hampton, $30 off 1st wk rate. no Infants PLS thank you (757) 947-4408 HOME CHILDCARE - NSuffolk Sitter w/ spots open for new kiddos. PT care or full time care. (757) 483-6339 STENCIL PRINT - Stencil Printing with Marine Paint Boats - Ships - Chennai (954) 337-7013 CHILDCARE - 1st, 2nd, 3rd and weekends available, meals included, near Ft Eustis call for info (757) 696-2727 ENGAGEMENT RING - 14K white gold/3 diamond/ 1 carat ring...Past/Present/ Future. papers & maint rec $1,900 firm (757) 817-7381

HOUSE FOR RENT - 2 bdrm 1 bth w/d hk up, shed lg yard, recent renovation, 10 mins from yard $875 + dep. Ready now. (757) 812-5503

PINBALL MACHINE - Old Galaxy Pinball Machine. Needs electrical work. Comes with schematic. $300 (757) 947-4408

TOWNHOUSE - Meridian Parkside Newport News.FOR SALE $220K obo 3BR/3.5BA. 3 Stories/2Car garage. 3 yrs old. (757) 912-6308

DIAMOND RINGS - 1 Ladies Solitaire Diamond Ring $6,ooo & 1 Ladies Ring containing 3 Diamonds $1,100 w/appraisal (757) 880-6779

WHITE VANITY - Beautiful white wicker vanity w/ mirror and bench seat. Great shape. $50 (757) 876-6169

YC FOR RENT - Freshly painted yc towhome in coventry, 2 mstr bdm, 2.5 baths, fenced in yard, washer and dryer inc, aval now (757) 898-0651

POTS & PANS - Paula Deen Signature Collection brand-new-in-box black, nonstick 11-piece pot and pan set. $125 (757) 705-5235

FIREWOOD - Seasoned maple & oak $120 per cord. Located in NN near Harpersville & Jefferson intersection. (757) 849-2071

POOL TABLE - Furniture style pool table. Leather pockets, sticks and balls included. Perfect condition $1500 OBO (757) 897-4159

HOUSE FOR RENT - Denbigh Area-4BR, 2BA, LR, DR, KI, Att Garage. $1,000/Mo, 1 Mo R/Dep. 13357 Warwick Springs Dr. Avail 1/1/15 (757) 874-7966

CHRISTMAS TREE - Four foot pre-lit potted Christmas Tree $35 OBO. Call (919) 630-5553

HANDICAMP RAMP Aluminum Handicamp Ramp Photos upon request $2,500- OBO (757) 593-2314

GLIDER - Chair - Glider. (757) 690-3910

JANITORIAL - stripping & waxing floors, office cleaning, carpet cleaning, power washing (757) 503-0934

29” TV 4 SALE - 29” Tube Tv for sale. $40. Works great. Text for pictures. (757) 327-2499 DR SET - Large table, 6 chairs, hutche. $350 obo. Please call (757) 436-1639

REAL ESTATE RENT - Condo For Rent: 2 BR, 2 BA, 2 walk-in clos. New HVAC, carpet/paint, appl. incl. w/d. $795/mo, immed. poss. (757) 876-0282 CONDO FOR RENT - 2BR 1bath with lg loft. FP, deck on back. washer, dryer and dishwasher included. 10min from Shipyard. $875.00 (757) 214-4477 ROOMS FOR RENT - Rooms for rent 2203 Orcutt Ave NN $125/wk (757) 749-9663 3 BDRM COND. - 3 Bedroom 2 full bath in Kiln Creek Newport News. 2000 SQ FT for rent. Asking $1,400/mo. (757) 243-2600

FOR RENT - 2 Condos At Massanutten Ski Resort Dec.27-Jan.3 Both sleeps 6 $700 upstairs $650 downstairs $1,300 for both (757) 641-6673 MOBILE HOME - $48,500 3BD 2BA, built in 2008, 1200 sqft, whirlpool, 2 walk-in closets in master, Near Ft. Eustis (757) 303-8119 ROOM 4 RENT- - To share 3 BD, clean, non smoking, beautiful townhome near LAFB. Wifi/Garage/Small backyard $625 (757) 344-7965 YORK CO 4 SALE - 337 Cattail Ln, Yorktown, Cul-de-sac, 3BR/2BA, 1760 sqft, Tabb schools, $149,900, Call/Text 4 Info (757) 713-6609 TOWNHOUSE - 1500SF, 3BDRM/2.5BA, huge kitchen w/ all new appliances. Near LAFB. $126,900. (757) 406-2256

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COMFORTERS - Childrens Disney winnie the pooh, 2 full/double comforters & set of sheets (flat, fitted, 2 cases) excellent (757) 826-1989 WEIGHT SET - Olympic weight plates 2-45,2- 35, 2-25,4-10,4-5 AND 4-2 1/2 $185 AND 7ft Olympic chrome bar (757) 589-7248 SPIN BIKE - Like new. $210. Also Golds Gym Power Spin Bike (757) 589-7248 AIR COMPRESSOR - Husky 20 Gal, 1.8HP, Vert. w/ wheels. GC $125 obo (757) 220-9278 ENGAGEMENT RING - ½ carat. Appraised at $2,000. Make offer. (757) 812-2719

HOLIDAY DECOR - Ready for the Holidays? I can help with festive handmade wreaths, centerpieces & more. (757) 206-3386 EXERCISE EQUIP - Nordic Track treadmill, model C2255; moving sale; $400; will take 5 people to move; (757) 812-9427

ORGANIC BEEF - Organically grown! Check us out on FB: “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef”; (540) 255-1292 STROLLER - Sit and stand stroller for two kids. Clean and in good shape. $50. (208) 403-5000 HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems. (757) 256-8131 GET ORGANIZED - Great gifts & so much more. Call to get a catalog. (757) 771-4948 TWIN MATTRESS - Twin mattress in good shape - $10 (757) 876-6169

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Miscellaneous cont. LAWN SERVICING - All lawn care and maintenance: Mowing, edging, trimming, aerating, etc. (757) 254-2773 PAINTING - South Side & PeninsulaResidential & Commercial Painting. Free Estimates. Leave Message (757) 320-2918 CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke/pet free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876 WEDDING ITEMS - Lace&pearl vases, runner, birdcage, antique silver, etc. Colors incl. white/ plum/green. Used once. (434) 607-9394 ZOMBIE TRAIL - Hidenwood Pool hosts a haunted trail Oct 24&25 6-11 pm. $5 admission. More info on FB. (757) 846-4215 JAZZ AFFAIR - Oct 18,2014 Music by Forte Black&White Attire Optional For More Info/ Tickets Contact (757) 570-0304 PAINTING - Quality, Fast, and Dependable Painting.Licenses and Bonded. Free Est. HII & Military Discount. Leave message (757) 952-5544 TRAINER - Fully supervised eersonal training fitness programs; all levels. Private Studio. (757) 930-3372 LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. bucket of quality laundry detergent. 400+ loads. $35 (757) 589-7248 EXERCISE EQUIPT - Ellipticals $50-135 & exercise bikes $40-150 and Treadmills $135, $150 (757) 589-7248 HEAT PUMP - Offering FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 FALL CLEAN-UP - Willing to do any yard work and fall clean-ups. Rip out bushes or rake leafs, whatever you need. (757) 525-0259

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FREE ITEMS FREE TESTER - Sample anti-aging cream. Transform your skin inside and out! Call (757) 532-8831

PETS GERBILS - Three female gerbils apx 1 year old with cage and accessories. FREE to a Good Home! (757) 593-0785 PURE RED NOSES - Pure breed UKC purple ribbon red nose pitbulls! Great markings will sell quick! Dog, shots, and extras! (757) 251-2690 LAB MIX PUPPY - Free handsome 10 mon old male neutered. UTD on shots. Short Hair. Great w/kids. Crate trained. Lots of energy (757) 660-8804 BEARDED DRAGONS - 2 Bearded dragon about 7 months old. Cage, Heat lamps, food exc. $40 (757) 513-7676 BOXER PIT MIX - Roxy is a brindle 1 1/2 yr female. She is fixed, house & crate trained. Follows Some commands. (757) 525-0259 FISH AQUARIUM - 32 gallon fish aquarium, light, filter, ect $50 obo (336) 324-0645 MALE PIT BULL - Male Pit Bull looking to mate with Full Breed Female Pit Bull must have all shots. (757) 817-6849 MASTIFF/ROTTY - Mastiff/Rotty Mix to good home. Asking $50. 1 yr old has all shots. Very playful & friendly. Please call (757) 660-5208

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HOME REPAIRS - No job to small. Great prices,Timely & quality work. (757) 525-0259

LOST - Lost keys on 9/19/14 around SMOF. A Nissan, GMC, Lincoln, and about (9) other keys. Call (757) 869-1373.

PLOTS & CRIPTS - 2 Plots & 2 Cripts, $2,000, Hampton Veteran’s Memorial Gardens (757) 865-0466

FOUND - Prescription glasses on sidewalk & Washington Ave between 72nd & 73rd St. Found 09-09-14. (757) 688-9230

HEATING SERVICE - Lower your ENERGY costs! $45 Diagnostic,$65 Tune-up. Low service costs. (757) 525-0259

FOUND - Found silver bracelet in middle of Washington Ave. at 41st St gate. Call (757) 688-1441

DAYCARE - Experienced & have 1 spot open for in home daycare/preschool. Located 10 mins from NNS. (757) 679-0305 FOR SALE - Brinly/ LVS-33/ POLYVAC SYSTEM, 8.75B & S, $750 obo (757) 436-1639 A/C SERVICE - It’s time to clean and service your heat pump.Don’t keep putting a strain on vital parts. Call (757) 771-3441

WANTED WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719

VAN RIDERS - Van comes through King & Queen, King William, & New Kent Counties on 1st shift (540) 907-5811 ROOMMATE - 3bd/1bth home in NN 10 Min to NNSB. $550/mthly(Incl:Util/ Common Areas/ Rec Rm/W&D/Wifi). Lv (757) 870-1060 ROOMATE - Residential, use of kitchen/ laundry, wifi, $500/mo. flat (757) 449-4799 ROOM FOR RENT - To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $550 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only. (757) 715-9291 ROOMATE WANTED - master bedroom w/ master bath, all utilities, acess to kitchen, grill, laundry, 1 acre lot smithfield 150/wee (757) 871-3986 FT EUSTIS SWIM - I’m looking for a ride from Ft Eustis morning Masters Swim group to the shipyard a couple times a week. (757) 880-1461 RIDERS NEEDED - Van leaving Belvidere, Chowan, Gates county N.C first shift (252) 619-3117

YARD & GARAGE SALES HOLIDAY ITEMS - Halloween, Christmas & household items too numerous to list! Motivated seller moving! YARD SALE - Yard sale Oct 18th 8am-2pm, 102 Lotz drive. Lots of misc family stuff. Multi-family.

IN APPRECIATION THANKS - PAYROLL: Thank you for all you do and for helping others feel special. THANKS - Thank you John Kearse for your kindness and generosity. Jan and Charles

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