Currents

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Shipbuilders Raise Awareness for Heart Health On Oct. 18, more than 40 HII, Newport News Shipbuilding and AMSEC teams participated in the Peninsula Heart Walk.

Prior to the start of the walk, the American Heart Association (AHA) held a ceremony to recognize “Lifestyle Change Winners,” individuals who have made positive changes to their daily life. NNS shipbuilder Richard Pierce (O39) was one of the three participants recognized.

Before presenting Pierce with a plaque, AHA representatives spoke about Pierce, “Richard has made significant changes to his lifestyle, not only to improve his life, but the life of his family. Robert recently lost 45 pounds after joining a workplace wellness program that encouraged him to eat better and incorporate fitness into his life. Because of that program, he walks, bikes, swims and hikes. Fitness has become part of his lifestyle.”

Career Pathways Kicks Off “Girls with Engineering Minds in Shipbuilding.” ... SEE PG 2

Director and Chief Engineer Charles Southall led Heart Walk participants in the torch ceremony to recognize heart disease survivors. “Thank you for combining forces and hearts to raise funds and awareness of heart disease and stroke,” he said. “Let your torch burn bright!”

Participants walked a total of three miles during the Peninsula Heart Walk.

NNS Team Lead Britta Brown-Zambrana was impressed with this year’s event. “The walk is a great opportunity for the community to come together and raise awareness...

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Pictured: NNS Peninsula Heart Walk participants stand in front of the NNS tent prior to the event start on Oct. 18.

Photo by Dar Deerfield Mook

EH&S Announces 2014 HHWD and Shredding Event Totals. ... SEE PG 2

Voting is Underway The 2014 Safety Song finalists have been chosen based on lyrics and overall shipyard safety messages. Now it is up to YOU to choose the best. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/safetysong to vote.

Congratulations to this year’s finalists: Antuan Barnes (O14), Sean Butterfield (O53), Melvin Carter III (X18), Jeffrey Epps (O53), Terry Gray (X42), Mondrale Hicks (O53), Marcus Hills (X42), Deion Johnson (O43), Chris Kelce (O43), Daniel Kissinger (E30), Nickalus Linza (X75), Stephen McEvoy (X43), Daniel Murray (X36), Todd Scherrer (O51), Elizabeth Williams (O14), Derek Wilson (X11) and Dexter Wright (O74).

Voting is open to the public and will conclude on Nov. 2 at 11:59 p.m. EST.

Manufacturing Division Inducts Five New Members Into Its “Half Century Club.” ... SEE PG 3

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More than 20 girls from Booker T. Washington Middle School attended the GEMS kick-off meeting after school on Oct. 9.

Photo by Chris Oxley

Career Pathways Kicks Off New Venture, “Girls with Engineering Minds in Shipbuilding” On Oct. 9, Career Pathways kicked off “Girls with Engineering Minds in Shipbuilding” (GEMS), an after-school program at Booker T. Washington Middle School focused on increasing local girls’ interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) careers.

During the kick-off meeting, Stephanie White, GEMS lead, gave an overview of the various hands-on engineering projects they will participate in throughout the school year and introduced them to their mentors, a select group of volunteer female engineers from Newport News Shipbuilding.

“With females being an underrepresented group in the engineering field, we hope to make an impact on the lives of girls, starting at the middle school level. We hope to inspire them to pursue an educational path, in high school through college that will lead to a career in engineering,” said White.

Leah Colvin, GEMs mentor, said, “I look forward to working on the engineering activities with the girls and sharing my personal journey that led me to pursue an engineering degree and become an engineer at NNS. I hope to motivate the girls by showing them that STEM academics and engineering careers can be very interesting and rewarding.”

Apprentice Graduate Receives Scholarship Garry Garner, Apprentice School Class of 2014, recently received a $1,000 scholarship from the Virginia Apprenticeship Alumni Association (VAAA). The VAAA awards scholarships to support active apprentices as they continue their education and training beyond apprenticeship to enhance their working career.

Garner is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in architecture at Hampton University.

Pictured: Garry Garner (third from the far right) is congratulated by Norris Williams, president of the VAAA (third from the far left). Also pictured (L to R): Hampton University representatives Dean Eric J. Sheppard, Dean Almarie E. Munley, Tunisha George-Twine and Quentin B. Jackson. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Household Hazardous Waste Day volunteers dispose of waste collected during this year’s event on Sept. 20.

Photo by Troy Cooper

EH&S Announces HHWD and Shredding Event Totals Environmental Engineering has confirmed that more than 26,000 pounds of household hazardous waste and shredded paper was collected during this year’s Household Hazardous Waste Day (HHWD) and Shredding Event on Sept. 20.

The 26,000 pounds of materials collected consisted of: latex and several other different types of paints, different types of oils, gasoline, batteries, adhesives, aerosols, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs, propane cylinders and shredded paper. The latex paint was delivered to the NASA Steam Plant for reuse in the Waste to Energy Program which provides steam for the NASA facilities. The shredded paper was taken to a processor in Richmond and recycled into more paper. Many of the other flammable materials were taken to Clean Harbors permitted facilities for reuse into a Fuels Blending energy recovery program.

At this year’s event, employee participation increased by 34 percent, which led to 77 percent more waste collected. Feedback from shipbuilders was very positive. Due to event success, EH&S plans to hold HHWD and Shredding Event on the third Saturday in September each year. EH&S would like to thank all the volunteers that supported this year’s event.

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AROUND THE YARD DSS Assessment Begins Oct. 20 The 2014 Defense Security Services (DSS) Assessment will take place the week of Oct. 20-24.

All areas of Newport News Shipbuilding are susceptible to inspection. Contact Hank Harzold (O15) at 380-2959 for more information.

NEW! DMV License Plate Deadline Has Been Extended to Dec. 1 Interested in a Newport News Shipbuilding license plate? Shipbuilders interested in a license plate should fill out a registration form and mail it in a sealed envelope to Jeremy Bustin (O29) in Bldg.

520-1 by Dec. 1. As a reminder, do not submit payment or credit card information!

Apprentice Athletic Department to Host Chili Cook Off The Apprentice Athletic Department, in partnership with the Khedive Shriners, is hosting a Chili Cook Off on Saturday, Nov. 1 during the Builders’ home game versus Alfred State. The Athletic Department is challenging all Newport News Shipbuilding “Top Chefs” and foodies to showcase their skills for the chance to be crowned, the “Chili Cook Off Champion.”

Contestants will set up in the tailgate area at Apprentice Field beginning at 10:30 a.m. with sampling and judging from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This year’s winner of bragging rights will be announced at halftime. One table and tent will be provided, per team while quantities last. Alcohol is prohibited. Entry forms must be submitted by Oct. 29.

For more information, view the event flier or contact Shera White at 380-7576 or via email.

On-the-Spot Ethics Award Winners Announced Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award.

The purpose of the program is for employees to recognize other employees who demonstrate ownership of company values and high standards of ethical behavior in their everyday work activities.

Congratulations to the following shipbuilders: Linda Taylor (O46), Zelma Haskins (O46), Robert Fox (E81), Dan Steiger (E25) and Jeannie Pace (O38).

Five Shipbuilders Inducted Into the Manufacturing Division’s “Half Century Club” On Oct. 8, Philip Fetter, Irving Routten Jr., Daniel Smith, Napoleon Lee and James Keemer Jr. were inducted into the Manufacturing Division’s “Half Century Club,” a club of shipbuilders who have worked at Newport News Shipbuilding for 50 or more continuous years.

To celebrate, the five craftsmen had lunch with Manufacturing’s Senior Leadership Team including Becky Stewart, vice president, and other members of the division’s “Half Century Club.”

During the lunch, the new inductees reminisced about their first day at NNS in 1964 and how things at the shipyard have changed over the past 50 years. The “Half Century Club” concept began in 2011, and currently has nine members.

Pictured (L to R): Irving Routten Jr., Becky Stewart, vice president of Manufacturing, Daniel Smith, and Napolean Lee. Photo by Ricky Thompson

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... for heart health in a fun, family-oriented way,” she said. “There are opportunities for participants to learn hands-only CPR and to speak to healthcare workers. These opportunities encourage participants to make positive lifestyle changes that will help them and their families to live healthier lives.”

There is still one more opportunity to get involved in a Heart Walk event this year.

Saturday, Oct. 25 is the Southside Heart Walk at Mt. Trashmore. Anyone who would like to participate should contact Britta Brown-Zambrana at 688-2786 or via email.

NNS Heart Walk participants walk around Peninsula Town Center on Saturday, Oct. 18. Photo by Dar Deerfield Mook

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DATEBOOK OCTOBER 21

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.

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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.

OCTOBER 25

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.

NOVEMBER 6

Join the Hampton Roads Section of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) at 6 p.m. at Hampton Yacht Club for a presentation

by Davy Hansch (E42) on “The Effect of Shallow Water on Ship’ Rolling.” View flier for more information. Email sname.meetings@gmail.com to RSVP by Nov. 3.

Developmental Opportunities for NNS Employees

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.

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• High Impact Presentations • Production Planning Course (starting in January 2015) Visit the O44 website on Yardnet or contact Kimberly McCrum (O44) at 380-4706 or Stan Balson (O44) at 688-2149 for questions or additional information.

NOVEMBER 14

Earn a Master’s of Science Degree in Engineering Management

The Hampton Roads Chapter of IEEE will host a dinner meeting on “Embedded Systems Development” from 6:30-9 p.m. in Chesapeake.

Visit https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_ view/list_meeting/29013 to register or for more information.

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.

Interested in earning a master’s of science degree in engineering management? The program will be offered on-site at HII starting in January 2015. Students will complete the entire master’s program in less than three years, with expected graduation in September 2018. Attend a luncheon from 12-12:45 p.m. on Oct. 21 in Bldg. 812 in the Apprentice Alumni Room (room 180). Send an email to Cohort@gwu.edu to RSVP.

Process Excellence to Offer Continuous Improvement Course Process Excellence (O07) will be offering a Continuous Improvement Overview Course Nov. 3-5 from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Bldg 23-2 (classroom 2). The course will focus on: people skills and continuous improvement tools and techniques. Seating is limited, so registration is required.

The Progressive Club will host its 81st Annual Dinner and Dance from 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus in Newport News.

Each member is allowed to bring one guest ($20 per guest). R.S.V.P. by Oct. 31. View flier for more information. Contact Debbra Stanfield (X70) at 534-3558 or Kenny McBurney (X88) at 380-3659 for more information.

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• The Dale Carnegie Course

The Hampton Roads Chapter of IEEE will host a lunch and learn presentation on “Robotics: Quadcopter Swarm Formation/Control” at 12:30 p.m. at Old Dominion University. Visit https:// meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_ meeting/29001 for more information or to register.

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The following courses are available this fall and in 2015:

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

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Editor: Lauren Ward

Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.

Currents@hii-nns.com (757) 380-4622

To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.

Employees should register via the following methods: Learning Exchange (LX) under “Continuous Improvement Overview Course,” (EEPE-CIOC-NN). Email CI Training, or call (757) 688-0971 for more information.

HU 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 4:30 - 9:30 p.m. on Wednesdays Oct. 15 - Dec. 10. Late registration available from Oct. 13-17. Contact Tunisha George-Twine at 727-5584.

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The fall season is here and with it comes an end to daylight savings time for 2014. On Sunday, November 2 at 2:00 a.m. the clocks will turn back an hour. Your safety is of the utmost importance to us - so please use caution. Here are a few tips on staying safe from Security and Emergency Management (Dept. O15).

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Walk or jog when the streets are dark or deserted.

Trust your instincts and remain alert – if a situation seems dangerous or threatening call 911 and report the crime to the Police or *911 or 380-2222 for NNS Security.

Display cash or any inviting targets such as cell phones, hand-held electronics or expensive jewelry and clothing.

Be distracted when using mobile devices outdoors.

Leave your vehicle running when it’s unattended.

Give strangers a ride for any reason or let them into your vehicle.

Indicate where you live to a person you don’t know.

Give up your life. If you are robbed or assaulted, immediately call 911 and report the crime to the Police or *911 or 380-2222 for NNS Security. Try to describe the attacker accurately. Your actions can help prevent someone else from becoming a victim.

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If you must walk alone to your vehicle and feel uncomfortable, call the NNS Security Command Center at 380-4031. If available, an officer will patrol the vicinity of your destination.

If you have a car problem while at work (e.g. won’t start, has a flat tire, etc.), stay inside and call for help. Wait inside your locked car until assistance arrives. For non-emergencies, call a roadside service provider or NNS Security at 380-4031.

Program emergency numbers into your cell phone and be prepared to use them if necessary. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. If you think someone is following you, switch directions or cross the street.

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If you know you’re going to be working late, try to park your vehicle closer to your building or exit gate.

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If you witness or are a victim of a crime, please report it immediately to NNS Security or the local police agency for that city.

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO XBOX 360 - 250 GB w/ Kinect, 2 controllers, 23 games, rechargable battery, 15 Disney infinity characters, wireless headset. $400/ Cash only. (757) 262-1496 PLASMA TV - Panasonic 50” widescreen Plasma TV. 720p/600hz High Def. Model # TC-50PX14 with HDMI,Comp & S-Video. $550/ne (757) 884-9364 PHOTOGRAPHY - Affordable photography services. Family Portraits, Weddings, Special Occasions. (757) 541-8331 DJ - All Events, Weddings, B-day Parties, Class Reunions. Web/call (757) 621-0464 DJS - Professional Wedding MC. Dance floor lighting included. Book your holiday party now! Web or phone (757) 356-1166

AUTO DODGE ENGINE - Complete Chrylser 3.5L V6 fits 05-10 charger,magnum, 300, etc. 80Kmiles call/txt for info. $2,800 (804) 824-6373 07 WHITE VW GTI - 112k miles, will come w/ warranty good until 4/2016. 10.5K OBO, new timing belt and waterpump installed (757) 897-1621 03 HONDA CIVIC - great car 170k miles, new tires, tranny, radatior...asking price $4,500 (813) 434-5042 74 STINGRAY - car located in gloucester.

The price is negotiable and best offer takes it. (757) 320-3831 11 VEGAS 8BALL - 2011 Victory Vegas 8-ball, black on black, 7,500 miles, 106cc, tons of upgrades and accessories $8,000.

(757) 232-0864 MOTORCYCLE - 1994 Yam XJ600S, 38K mi, 2nd owner, clean title. new brakes, chain, fork seals, clutch & springs (585) 298-0057 97 ECONOLINE - E250 cargo van. 5.4L, auto, ok body, 8/15 insp, new brakes, gd tires. $2,000 obo. (757) 477-2706 91 CHEVY VAN - HiTop Conversion van that runs good. 9/15 Inspection. Needs AC. 167k miles, $2,100 OBO. Call/txt for info/ pic (757) 303-8509 2011 TACOMA - Prerunner, 90+ miles (757) 775-6964 02 TAURUS - 2002 Ford Taurus w/93K miles. Great mech. condition, looks good.

Minor cosmetic defects and very clean $2,70 (757) 884-9364

Auto cont.

Auto cont.

Hobbies cont.

11 SPORTS VAN - Toyota Sienna for amt owed $15,300, maint current, mileage low, AT, wht ext, gry int, pwr dr/wdw, gdcond, sits 8 (804) 296-2644

82 PONTIAC GP - Grand Prix on 24’s,V8 305, runs and drives good,dual exhaust, recent tuneup.Int great, Ext good cond. $4,000 (757) 602-8657

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

03 HONDA - I have a 2003 honda accord EX for sale, great commuter car for the shipyard. $4,000 obo (757) 320-3831

BRINLY/LVS-33/POLYVAC SYSTEM 8.75 Pull behind riding mower, $750 obo (757) 436-1639

70’S COLLECTORS - Cabinet w/ Sherlock Holmes & Big Ben etched in glass door, holds 16 Tobacco Pipes ($100, can e-mail photo) (757) 838-6645

01 HONDA CBR - Fireblade w/ 25K miles, silver, runs great, ex cond, garage kept, $3,750; (757) 240-6534 00 MUSTANG - Less than 61k miles. 5 spd, a/c, power options, GT rims & new tires.

10/15 insp.sticker. Clean. Silver. $5,000 (757) 810-7404 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 98 HONDA ACCORD - Very clean, runs great and good on gas. Great as a work car or 1st car for teen. $3,250 obo text me for pics. (757) 696-2902 MOTEGI WHEELS - 4 US7 18” 4X100 universal wheel 4 tires wheel in good condition tires r fair 3 tire have good tread $250 obo; (336) 324-0645 05 MATRIX XR - 30MPG / silver w/ blk interior, tinted pwr win. pwr locks, remote start, runs great, routine mtn. 116K miles.

(804) 854-6307 08 SUZUKI - C90T Boulevard, excellent cod., garaged kept, 26,000 miles. $6,900 nego. (757) 826-0144 DODGE ENGINE - 3.5L Dodge v6 80,000miles new timing belt/waterpump assy. good compression will help load/ deliver (804) 824-6373 CHALLENGER SRT8 - 2010 Black manual, 26k miles, new hankook tires & SLP exhaust, extended warranty, like new. $27K (661) 470-9714 04 FORD F-150 - 4x4. Lifted with air shocks.

CrewCab. 5.4L Triton V-8. 150K miles. $10K firm (757) 389-6838 MOTORCYCLE 2007 - Yamaha YZF600R, Blue, 17,000 miles, very good condition, no damage, brand new exhaust, garage kept, $3,200. (757) 771-1942

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

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY CAROLINA SKIFF - CC 1655 SemiV w/ Lg frt dk, Lg drybox, rod holders, trailer, new wheels/tires, 50 HP Merc for parts.$2,800 obo (757) 335-3372 BOAT: 1964 DUO - READY 4 WATER! W/ trlr & ‘73 40HP johnson OB. 2014-Rebuilt carb, spare tires, life jackets. Rewired entire boa (585) 298-0057 14’ AL JOHN BOA - 14’ Bass Tracker Topper, motor, and trailer. 1,000.00 OBO. (757) 621-7836 ANTIQUE BOAT SH - May 15-17 downtown hampton looking for vendors and boats to show off (757) 344-0685 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 CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only.

Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO (757) 357-5542

HOBBIES

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

ACOUSTIC GUITAR - Larrivee L-03 w/ case. Spruce top, mahogany back, ebony fingerboard. Pics avail $1,000 (757) 705-5235

05 HONDA CBR600 - F4i model, great cond., garage kept, state inspect thru Oct 2015, 6k miles, newer tires, $4,100 OBO txt 4 pic (757) 209-3824

POOL TABLE - 8ft slate table. Leather pockets, claw feet. Has a few scratches.

Needs refelting. $800. (757) 449-6771

66 FORD MUSTANG - Coupe, 6 cyl auto, red w/ black interior. Nice car. MSTA. Maint history +extras. $9,900 (757) 334-3925

GUITAR CLASSES - Many songs can be played with just 3 chords. 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) All styles. Wk/bi-wk sched. Call/text (757) 528-7017

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES DINING SET - Table and 4 chairs for sale $140 Good Condition. Txt for pics. (757) 846-5016 8PC CABINET SET - Great condition, light maple finish. Selling pieces or set with laminate counter/stainless sink - $800.

(757) 848-7748 MICROWAVE - Panasonic SA651S Microwave, like new - $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 Q MATT/BOX SET - Fairly new Beauty Rest Recharge Queen-sized mattress/box spring set. Still in plastic. Selling for $300.

(804) 296-2644 GLASS HOLDER - Wine glass holder made of wood and satin nickel, hangs from ceiling or under table. $40 (703) 728-8288 FOR SALE - DR SET,HUTCH,LARGE TABLEW/6 Chairs, $300 OBO (757) 4361639 TWIN BED SET - Twin mattress and box spring $50. Only 6 months old. You pick up.

(757) 768-6459 PING PONG TABLE - regulation folding ping pong table with wheels. balls and paddles $100 OBO (336) 324-0645 RECLINER - Beige Microfiber, SwivelRocker Recliner for sale $75. (757) 3691488 DINING ROOM SET - Dining Room Set with 4 heavy, thick-padded chairs, 70” Round, $250. (757) 369-1488 FURNITURE - Reclining chair $50, antique dresser $300, wood office/computer desk $200 (757) 759-2549 FURNITURE - Queen size bed $300, wood kitchen table/chairs set $200, wood coffee table/TV stands $50 each (757) 759-2549 DINETTE SET - $150 (REDUCED) Light Oak Dinette Set + 4 fabric swivel chairs on casters. (757) 218-0716 GLIDER - Gliding chair and ottoman. Tan, in like new condition. (757) 679-0305

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REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 bdrm 2.5 bath w/ screened in porch, shed, fenced in back yard in Coventry. New roof/windows/ siding- ready no (757) 848-7675 INVESTMENT HOME - NN N.Hilton 3BR/1BA 950sf, detached garage, fenced backyard. Occupied, w/stabe tenants, $1K/ MO; 4 Sale $129K (757) 869-2550 HILTON AREA - For Sale, $142,900, 3BDR, 1.5BA, 3 miles from yard. 1 house from River Rd, 1 block Hilton Elem, pier.

(757) 275-4933 HOUSE FOR RENT - 2236 New Kent Ct, NN, VA23602, 3BR/2.5 BA, appl, w/d, garage, dk $1,450/mo, 1/2 off 1st mo. avail now (757) 223-7799 FOR SALE - IOW,Carrsville Area,10.3 Wooded Acres (757) 436-1639 ROOMS FOR RENT - Rooms for rent 2203 Orcutt Ave NN $125/wk (757) 749-9663 TOWNHOUSE - HPT,Lake Front 3 bed 1.5 Ba updatd KIT,windows,new paint/carpet, Lakes of Scotland, $129,900 5 mins to Beach (757) 879-0382 APT FOR RENT - 2300 SQ FT 4 bdrm 2 fullm bth incl wash/dry wtr/swg 10 min from NNS $1,150/mth (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 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 BR, 1 BA home with large yard. W/D included. 10 minutes from NNS in Wythe. $995/Month (757) 912-1881 TOWNHOME - Magruder Commons townhome for sale or rent. 2bd 1.5bth. You won’t want to miss this one! (757) 968-3264 FOR RENT - 2 Condos At Massanutten Ski Resort Dec 27- Jan 3 Both Sleeps 6 Upstairs $700 Downstairs $650 Both $1300 LV MS (757) 641-6673 ROOM FOR RENT - To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $550 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only. (757) 715-9291 YORK CO 4 SALE - 337 Cattail Ln, Yorktown, Cul-de-sac, 3BR/2BA,1760sqft, Tabb schools, 11 mi to SY, $149,900, Call/ Text for Info (757) 713-6609

MISCELLANEOUS PUNCHING BAG - Punching bag and support frame in excellent condition. $100, (757) 621-0464 COWBOY HAT - Resistol black, selfconforming hat. size 7-1/4” (58 cm). Pics avail $100 (757) 705-5235

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Miscellaneous cont.

SPIN BIKE - Like new. $210. Also Golds Gym Power Spin Bike $150 (757) 589-7248

MEN’S SHOES - Newton distance-running size 11. Lime green and orange w/ yellow cushion, red laces. Pics avail $55 (757) 705-5235

WEIGHT SET - Olympic weight plates 2-45,2- 35, 2-25,4-10,4-5 AND 4-2 1/2m $185 also 7ft Oly. bar $70 (757) 589-7248 BO-FLEX - Bo-Flex exercise machine with leg extension (like new), paid $1600 will sell for $500 OBO. (757) 369-1488 LEATHER JACKET - Women’s Harley Davidson Leather Jacket (like new), Size Large, $200 (757) 369-1488 REDSKINS TXTS - 2 tkts and green park pass. Sec 428 row 11. 50 yd line. Great view! Bucs, Rams, Cowboys available.

(757) 240-5480 DAYCARE - Experienced & have 1 spot open for in home daycare/preschool.

Located 10 mins from NNS. (757) 679-0305 GOLF CLUBS - New Women’s Golf Clubs with Bag, Never Used $100.

(757) 369-1488 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels. (757) 930-3372 ENGAGEMENT RING ½ carat Engagement Ring. Appraised at $2000.

Make offer. (757) 812-2719 A/C SERVICE - Due to overwhelming response.I’m extending the service special till Oct.31st. Thank You. (757) 771-3441 SNOWBOARD BOOTS - Women’s size 7.5 Burton snowboarding boots. White with teal blue laces. Pics avail $85 (757) 705-5235 SEWING MACHINE - 1948 functional, antique Singer sewing machine. Serial JC220751. Wood table incl. Pics avail $500 (757) 705-5235 POTS & PANS - Paula Deen Signature Collection brand-new-in-box black, nonstick 11-piece pot and pan set. $125 (757) 705-5235 LEATHER JACKET - Harley Davidson Leather Jacket Large $200, Harley Davidson Chaps Medium $100, Leather Vest 48” Chest $30 (757) 369-1488 CLEANING - Good rates for house or office cleaning. No job 2big or small.After work & Sat hours. Free estimate. (757) 449-6771 MEN’S SUIT - Michael Kors charcoal gray suit. 2-button single-breast blazer 44R. Pants 37R. Pics avail $140 (757) 705-5235 CHILDCARE - Daycare M-F 5AM-6PM CPR and first aid cert 6wks-yrs.10yrs exp as a nurse. menchville area Christian envioroment (757) 761-5222 HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems.

(757) 256-8131 EXERCISE EQUIPT - Ellipticals $50-135 & exercise bikes $40-150 and Treadmills $135. (757) 589-7248

PALM TREES - Virginia grown, Windmill Palms, Winter-Hardy, Cold Tolerant, Delivery and Installation, Smithfield, VA. (757) 357-7395 LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. bucket of quality laundry detergent. 400+ loads. $35 (757) 589-7248

PETS MASTIFF/ROTTY - 1yr old playful & lovable Mastiff/Rotty Mix looking for a good home.

Serious inquiries only. $50 (757) 660-5208 PURE RED NOSES - UKC pure purple ribbon bred! First shots, cage,and many more extras! Great christmas gift for someone special (757) 251-2690 FISH AQUARIUM - 32 gallon fish aquarium, light, filter, ect $50 obo (336) 324-0645

CHILDCARE - 1, 2, 3, & weekends available, meals included, near Ft Eustis (757) 696-2727 MAPS - Hardcopy and digital maps for huntclubs, real estate, property managers, land owners, agriculture developers.

(757) 647-7016 WATER COOLER - Works great, $65.

(757) 589-7248 SAFETY SHOES - Men’s Size 12 Brahma Steel Toed Tennis Shoes; Never Worn; Grey with yellow stitching; Asking $35 or best offe (757) 890-6186 GENERATOR - Craftsman Generator fully functional $325. Call (757) 621-0464 MUSIC WORKSHOP - Hampton Roads Chapter of the Gospel Music Workshop of America; will host a workshop, Oct. 24 -25. reg. $20 (757) 292-8323 IT WORKS - Want to Look better or feel healthier? Have an important even and can’t fit your clothes? (434) 865-2069 ORGANIC BEEF - Beef - organically grown!! Check us out on FB: “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef”; (540) 255-1292 HAVE HEAT PUMP? - Offering FREE tuneup, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 LOCKETS - Don’t get caught without a locket for that someone special. Christmas charms are available soon! Earn FREE! (757) 871-7158 ZOMBIE TRAIL - Hidenwood Pool, Newport News, hosts a haunted trail Oct 24&25 6-11pm. $5 admission. More info on FB. (757) 846-4215 HAIR TOOLS - Full set Gold-n-Hot hair tools w/electric oven. Used 2 times on mannequin. Make an offer. (757) 371-3904 HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured.

Free Estimates. (757) 371-3904

FREE ITEMS MAKEOVERS - Looking for fun ideas for ladies night? What more fun than to get a free makeover! (703) 728-8288

WANTED ROOMATE - Residential, use of kitchen/ laundry, wifi, $500/mo. flat (757) 449-4799 PIT BULL - Male Pit Bull looking to mate w/Full Breed Female Pit Bull must have all shots. (757) 817-6849 ROOF RACKS - removable roof racks for a 2008 nissan altima to hold kayak (757) 934-0273 ROOM FOR RENT - Right off the M&M, all inclusive (own bthrm, wifi, etc) 500$ p/ month. Call/text (757) 560-1571 VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere, Chowan, Gates County NC to Newportnews 1St. shift (252) 619-3117 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719 JANITORIAL - power washing, stripping & waxing floors, carpet cleaning, office cleaning (757) 503-0934 VAN RIDERS - Van comes through King & Queen, King William, and New Kent Counties on 1st shift (540) 907-5811 ROOMMATE WANTED - To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $550 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only. (757) 715-9291 CROAKER CARPOOL - Join a carpool from Croaker Parking Lot, forms at I64 Exit 231B - one rider moved. (757) 566-8700 SPRINT PHONE - I need a working sprint flip phone w/o camera. (757) 218-5439

YARD & GARAGE SALES SLEEPY LAKE - Sleepy Lake Community Yard Sale. Sat, Nov 1, 8A - 2P. Rte. 17 to Crittenden Rd.to Wood Duck Rd. in N. Suffolk (757) 574-3941

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