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CURRENTS
A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
NOV
04
Ford’s Last
Magazine Clip
Installed
On Oct. 30, Newport News Shipbuilding
installed the last of more than 300,000
magazine clips on the aircraft carrier
Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). The
clips allow the magazine space to be
reconfigured for different stowage
accommodations. This is the first time
that all magazine clips have been
installed on a carrier prior to launch.
“We invited Vice President of CVN
78 Carrier Construction Rolf Bartschi
to come install the very last clip, said
Tom Sweeney, X88 superintendent.
Shipbuilder Dante Fennel (X32) and
welder Jonathan Braxton (X18)
assisted Bartschi with the installation.
“Everything went very well – we’re
extremely happy with the outcome and
especially proud of our shipbuilders for
completing this task before Ford leaves
the dry dock,” said Sweeney.
Dante Fennel (X32) shows Rolf Bartschi, vice president of CVN 78 Carrier Construction, where to place Ford’s final
magazine clip on Oct. 30. Photo by Ricky Thompson
Quarter Century
Club Recognized for
Safety Record
Have You Seen
the Gerald R. Ford
Billboard on I-664?
Wear Red, White
and Blue or Symbols
of Service Nov. 11
Together, the X11 Quarter Century Club
has gone more than 25 years without a
recordable injury.
NNS has posted a billboard on both
sides of Interstate 664 congratulating
shipbuilders on the christening of Ford.
VERG encourages shipbuilders to
wear red, white and blue or symbols of
service on Veterans Day.
Read on p. 2
Read on p. 3
Read on p. 5
Nov. 4 - 8, 2013
NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058
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NOV
04
X11 Quarter Century Club (L to R): Williams Edwards III, Sandy Granger, Clifton Henderson, Garry Bonds, Rudolph
Mason, John Harrell, Reuben Stephenson, Eddie Owens, Darryle Knight, Larry Bazemore, Ricky Jordan, Gary
Alford, Terry Bailey, William Pope Jr., Joe Sabol. Not Pictured: Herman Batts Jr., Michael Payne, Stanley Dixon and
Michael Gerloff. Photo by John Whalen
Quarter Century Club Recognized for Safety Record
Shipbuilders Williams Edwards III, Clifton Henderson, Terry Bailey, Sandy
Granger, Larry Bazemore, Rudolph Mason, John Harrell, Reuben Stephenson,
Garry Bonds, Darryle Knight, Ricky Jordan, Gary Alford, William Pope Jr.,
Eddie Owens, Herman Batts Jr., Michael Payne, Stanley Dixon and Michael
Gerloff were recognized in October for their membership in X11’s “Quarter Century
Plus Club.” The 18-member club has gone more than 25 years without a recordable
injury.
“This group combined totals more than 512 years or more than one million man
hours of accident free work,” said X11 Trade Director Joe Sabol. “I couldn’t be
more proud or honored to work with this outstanding group of shipbuilders.”
Roosevelt’s Purser Team
Recognized at Luncheon
Shipbuilders Kendra Claiborne (K74),
Margit Collamore (X70), Doug King
(X74), Randy Flowers (X75), Dave
Shaffer (X75), Brad Thomas (X74),
Walter Williams (K74), Debbie
Worrell (X74), Purser Kimberly
Holland (X74) and Assistant Purser
Melyssa LaLonde (X74) served as the
USS Theodore Roosevelt’s
(CVN 71) Purser Team during sea trials.
The 11-person team was responsible
for coordinating rider arrangements for
more than 500 shipbuilders and manning
the “check-in” station onboard Roosevelt
24-hours a day while at sea. The entire
team was recognized during a lessons
learned luncheon on Sept. 11.
“The Purser’s Team was involved in
every aspect from getting the riders
information, preparing snacks and
office spaces, to assuring all riders were
accounted for every morning and during
man overboard drills,” said Holland. “I
Kimberly Holland (left) and Melyssa LaLonde organize
snacks at the Purser’s check-in table during sea trials.
Photo by LaMar Smith
wouldn’t have been able to pull this off
without the help of not only the Purser’s
Team, but others who assisted the
team from beginning to end. Together,
we were able to pull-off a successful
sea trial – thank you to all who were
involved.”
Engineers Donald Rickerson (E12) (left) and Debra Linker
(E14) enjoy barbecue at the Miami restoration luncheon on
Oct. 25. Photo by Chris Oxley
Submarine Engineering
Celebrates Miami Effort
More than 125 shipbuilders gathered in
the Apprentice School Gym on
Oct. 25 to celebrate the commitment and
dedication of employees who contributed
to the emergent and unexpected work on
the USS Miami (SSN 755) restoration
project. Employees from across the
shipyard quickly responded to help
assess, plan and design repairs in an
attempt to restore the damaged warship.
Newport News Shipbuilding quickly
assembled the team needed to meet the
Navy’s schedule.
While the restoration proved too
costly to compete in the sensitive
environment of the Navy’s budget,
Submarine Engineering Director
Dave Bolcar praised the team. “This
was a difficult job, it was not planned
work. It required us to react quickly to
develop new processes and procedures,
and to assemble a team to execute
the restoration effort,” said Bolcar. “I
really appreciate the teamwork and
long hours put in by many of you as we
had to absorb this job into our existing
workload. This task showed that we can
be agile and react quickly to changing
priorities – a necessity as we navigate
into future growth opportunities for the
company.”
NOV
04
On-The-Spot Ethics Recognition Program
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 employees:
April Dixon (O14), Candice Gilliam (O14), TC Tennial (O14), Tam Ho (O14),
Kenisia Wilson (O15), Ethan Provensen (O15), Valerie Turnage (O15), Cushmeer
Sargent (O58), William Surber (O43), John Gies (O45), Andre McKie (X33),
Kristee Arceo (X06/O19), Christopher Plummer (X84), Reginald Williams (X33),
Sarah Erlandson (X11) and Thomas Smith (M53).
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L.E.A.R.N. to
Host Lunchtime
Presentation
L.E.A.R.N. will
host a lunchtime
presentation with
Danny Hunley,
vice president of
Operations, on Nov. 7 from
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg.
520 (James River Room). A box
lunch will be provided. The event
is open to all employees, however,
seating is limited and reservations
are required. Sign up for the event
on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.
Pictured (L to R): Rose Brodie, Oleg Khabinsky,
first place winner, John Bird, second place winner,
Melynda Roberts. Photo by John Whalen
SHIPs Network Hosts
First Halloween Costume
Contest
North Dakota (SSN 784) was christened on Nov. 2 in Groton, Conn. Photo courtesy of General Dynamics
Electric Boat
North Dakota Christened
North Dakota (SSN 784), the 11th Virginia-class submarine, was christened at a
ceremony at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, Conn. on Nov. 2. Katie Fowler,
wife of retired Vice Adm. Jeff Fowler, served as the ship’s sponsor. To watch a replay of
the ceremony, visit www.gdeb.com from a home computer.
SSN 784 was built in partnership by Newport News Shipbuilding and Electric Boat.
North Dakota is the Navy’s newest and most advanced nuclear attack submarine.
Congratulations
CVN 78 Shipbuilders
Have you seen the
billboard on Interstate 664
congratulating shipbuilders
on the christening of Gerald
R. Ford (CVN 78)? The
billboard, located on both
sides of the interstate will be
on display through December.
On Oct. 31, SHIPs Network
hosted their first annual Halloween
Costume Contest at the NetCenter
Arboretum. Participants networked
with co-workers and enjoyed
light refreshments while a panel
of judges evaluated costumes.
Shipbuilder Oleg Khabinsky was
awarded a first place trophy for
his “Ali G” costume and John
Bird was awarded a second place
trophy for his “Professor Inspector”
costume.
CURRENTS p. 4
NOV
04
Gerald R. Ford Christening Event Information
Due to the christening of aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), drive-in access and driving throughout the shipyard will be extremely
limited on Nov. 9. In addition, many parking lots will be closed to accommodate guest parking. Additional information is below.
Drive-In Shipyard Access
Parking Closures
Driving in the shipyard on Saturday, Nov. 9 between 12 a.m. and
4 p.m. will be extremely limited.
Beginning at midnight on Friday, Nov. 8, the following lots will
be roped off and reserved:
In addition, Buildings 520 and 521 will be secured from 7 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Admittance to these buildings during that time will be
limited to personnel working the christening event and guests
invited to the reception in Building 520. Exceptions will require
approval from Security in advance.
• 41st through 43rd Street Parking Lots between
Washington Ave. and Huntington Ave.
• 44th and 45th Street Parking Lots between Huntington
Ave. and Warwick Blvd.
• North Yard Parking Lot
Read the Distribution A Memo sent out on Nov. 1.
Reminder: NNS Badge Policy
The Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) Security Department
would like to remind all employees of the company’s badge
policy, stated in procedure NN 12-200.
The procedure states that each NNS employee is responsible
for their company badge. Badges must be removed from
plain sight when the employee is not on NNS property and
badges are NEVER to be photocopied for any purpose. Any
deviation from the requirements set forth in this procedure
will be determined by Security.
Note: If employment verification is required to qualify
for employee discounts, the employee badge can only be
presented by the employee and cannot be taken, photographed
or removed from his/her possession.
Winter Night School Registration
Ends Friday, Nov. 8
Registration for the 2014 Winter Night
School session is currently underway. The
session is scheduled to begin the week of
Jan. 13 and continue through March 22.
The deadline for applications is Friday, Nov. 8.
To view night courses available during the winter session,
visit the Night School Yardnet website. For questions,
contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.
Calling All CVN 65 SRE’s from 1990-1994
USS Enterprise’s (CVN 65) Inactivation Program will be
taking a reunion photo onboard CVN 65 of shipbuilders
who served as shift refueling engineer’s during the carrier’s
refueling complex and overhaul (RCOH) at Newport News
Shipbuilding from 1990 to 1994. Shipbuilders who fit this
description and would like to be included in the photo should
contact Jim Calabrese, deputy program manager, CVN 65
Inactivation Program, at 380-3451 by Nov. 22.
NEW! The Apprentice
School Launches New
Website
Update your website
“favorites” to add a new web
address for The Apprentice
School (as.edu). The new
site has a sleek design and
improved navigation that makes accessing information about
the school easier than ever. Some of the new features include
photo and video galleries and expanded information about
the school’s registered apprenticeships, course offerings and
application process.
SUBSAFE Awareness Training
The Submarine Safety (SUBSAFE) Department has created
a combined awareness training course which includes the
Submarine Safety (SUBSAFE), Deep Submergence Systems Scope of Certification (DSS-SOC), and the Fly-By-Wire Ship
Control Systems (FBW SCS) Programs. This new training
replaces separate training courses with a single course so that
employees will receive awareness training for all three critical
submarine certification programs in one training session.
The course can be taken via the Learning Exchange (LX),
at any O26 “Point-Of-Use” training location, or through
Submarine Indoctrination Training (6010 Training).
Employees who were previously trained and have a current,
unexpired certification will not be required to take the new
SUBSAFE Program Awareness training until their current
qualification expires.
All employees who now require SUBSAFE Program
Awareness training as a result of the revised requirements in
Q-44 have until Feb. 1, 2014 to complete the training. Contact
Pam Cabanatan (O03) at 534-2583 or Kristyn Parsons
(O03) at 688-3147 for questions.
NOV
04
CURRENTS p. 5
SEEKING LEADERS
Visit huntingtoningalls.com/careers for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.
Job Title
Requisition Number
Department
Location
Mgr Engineering 2
6092BR
E44
NNS
Mgr Engineering 2
6064BR
E83
NNS
Mgr Engineering 2
6043BR
E22
NNS
Mgr Administration 2
5982BR
X33
NNS
Lead General Foreman
5957BR
X70/X32
NNS
Lead General Foreman
5942BR
X70/X43
NNS
Mgr Production 2
5125BR
X82
NNS
Foreman
6059BR
X73/X42
NNS
Foreman
5983BR
X33
NNS
DATEBOOK
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The CVN 65 Inactivation team invites shipbuilders to participate in
“United We Wobble” to raise funds for the United Way. The event will
begin at 12 p.m. in the Pier 2 lot between Trailer 32 and Bldg. 74. For
more information, view the event flyer or contact Tavondeia Britton
(X72) at 769-4232 or Sandra Harrell (X72) at 688-3030.
The Apprentice School Student Association will host its Second
Annual Veterans Day Golf Classic at Cypress Creek Golf Club.
Cost is $60 per golfer/$240 per team. Four man Florida Best Ball,
Captain’s Choice format. Contact Gary Garner (O38) at 688-9469.
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Veterans Employee Resource Group
(VERG) encourages shipbuilders to wear red, white and blue or
symbols of service on Monday, Nov. 11 in honor of Veterans Day. For
additional information about VERG, visit the VERG Yardnet website or
contact Marcia Downing (O36) at 688-2152.
NOV
16
NOV
18
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 802
(NetCenter) from 8-10:45 a.m. To schedule an appointment, call
688-7196. For questions, call 380-3011.
The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export TrainingBasic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. at VASCIC. Register via the
Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599
for more information.
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 520 from
7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To schedule an appointment, call 688-9191.
For questions, call 380-3011.
The Hampton Roads Section of the Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is hosting an Awards Banquet from
6:30-9 p.m. at The Catering Company at Point Plaza Suites in
Newport News Dr. William Edmonson will be speaking on, “Small
Satellites: A New Paradigm for Space Observation and Exploration.”
Guests are welcome. Advance registration by Nov. 10 is required.
Visit http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/13259
from a home computer more information and to register. Contact
Mike Cooper (E44) at 688-1503 with questions.
NOV
19
NOV
22
The Progressive Club members and guests are invited to the
Progressive Club’s 80th Annual Dinner and Dance from 4:30 to
10:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus in Newport News. Members
are allowed one guest for $20 and $25 for each additional guest.
Shipbuilders interested in joining the Progressive Club must be
salary or retired salary. View the event flyer for more information or
contact Debbra Stanfield (X70) at 534-0852 or Kenny McBurney
(X88) at 380-3659.
Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) will undergo a NAVSEA 08
Cyber and Physical Security audit during the week of Nov. 18-22. A
team of representatives from NAVSEA Security (SEA 09) and Naval
Reactors (SEA 08) will assess NNS’s ability to process and safeguard
classified and unclassified Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information
(NNPI) in accordance with contractual requirements. The audit will
include a comprehensive review of information systems, access
control, industrial security and physical security programs. Learn
more about Operations Security. For more information, contact
Stephen Simmons, NNPI Control Officer at 688-5287.
Huntington Ingalls Industries and George Washington University
are teaming up to offer a Master of Science Degree in Engineering
Management Program onsite at the shipyard. Shipbuilders interested
in the program are encouraged to attend a briefing and luncheon on
on Nov. 19 from noon to 12:45 p.m. in VASCIC (room 215). Those
planning to attend the luncheon should RSVP to [email protected] by
Nov. 15. View the event flyer.
Join Newport News Shipbuilding in celebrating Gerald R. Ford
(CVN 78) when the Norfolk Admirals face-off against the Portland
Pirates on Nov. 22. Shipbuilders and subsidiaries are allowed
unlimited discounted tickets at $11 and $14 ($8 savings) for
themselves, family and friends. Tickets must be purchased online
from a home computer at www.norfolkadmirals.com/group_sales_
intro.php (code: NNSB001) and must be ordered no later than
Nov. 20. Contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384 for questions.
Editor: Lauren Ward
Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News
Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.
[email protected]
(757) 380-4622
To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for
submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.
Facebook Fun
Follow Huntington Ingalls on Facebook this week to take part in a “Like to Win” contest. Participants who “like” the post above will be
entered to win one of two Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) prize packs. Participants who go the extra mile and identify the nine ships being
christened in the photo will be entered to win an official CVN 78 jacket from the ship’s force store.
The contest begins Nov. 5 at 12 p.m. and ends Nov. 8 at 9 p.m. Read the rules and see the prizes at: www.thefordclass.com/win.
Attending the Gerald R. Ford Christening?
Share your photos with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram by tagging them #FordCVN78.
Employee Classifieds
Audio & Video
VENTRILOQUIST - Col Cobb’s World
Famous ventriloquist Show. This is a must
see for any ocasion. (757) 576-0559
IPHONE 4S 16GB - 16 GB Verizon iphone
4S great condition comes with accesories
asking $225 OBO (804) 694-7911
HAMPTONROADS DJ - Book your
Wedding & Parties! Web or phone to book
your event! (757) 621-0464
50” SAMSUNG HD - HDTV, 1080p w/120Hz
refresh rate. This is a DLP model = digital
projection tv. $300 OBO. (757) 817-9190
PS3 GAME - Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Great Cond. $10. Text (757) 897-3246
JEN’S PORTRAITS - Professional pictures
for weddings, graduations, family photos
and more! 5+ years exp. (804) 815-4163
PLAYSTATION3 - 1 controller, 11 video
games, & surround sound headset! 2 years
old, $300 or best offer (757) 722-0550
PRO PHOTOGRAPHY - Trained through
NYIP.
Weddings,
family
portraits,
engagements, band photo (757) 879-1842
NOV
04
Auto cont.
Computers cont.
Furnishings/Appliances cont.
03 CHEVY - Cargo Express 3500, 160,000
miles, excellent cond, AC, cruise, tow
package, $5,000 obo (252) 287-5553
COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair,
Home Networking, Security/Monitoring,
etc. $50 +parts. (757) 504-0298
FLOOR CLEANER - Hoover floor cleaner.
Great shape. $65 (757) 218-2946
1999 CAMARO - New inspection, 4
new tires, 168,000 mi. $3,000 obo
(757) 871-5729
COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair,
Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc…
$85 + parts (757) 329-6761
94 PONTIAC TRANS AM - 5.7 V8,AT,TTops,Leather Seats, Alloy Wheels, Mint
Cond, $4,500; have pics (757) 846-6415
06 DODGE CARAVAN - w/20,100 mi. clean/
Very Good Condition-$10,000. Call after
4pm; (757)508-9165
02 MOUNTAINEER - fully loaded, leather,
third row seat, 190K, new tires, new
inspection $4,000 obo (757) 621-7836
06 FORD F150 - 5.4 Triton, Ext Cab, Black
w/gray int, Linex Bedliner, Auto, A/C, ExCond, 120k mi, $9,500 obo (757) 681-3990
05 HD WIDEGLIDE - Forward Controls,
1450cc. Dark Red W/Silver Flames Great
Condition $7,700 obo. (804) 931-9289
15” TIRE - 235/70R15 Firestone Firehawk
Indy 500 tire w/ good tread left (1/4”+) $30
(757) 567-4504
EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists
suited for any event! (757) 869-1876
05 VW JETTA - New body style, 101K mi,
great cond, current insp, call for info/pics
or test drive $7,200 obo (757) 719-1746
ROCK BAND - Indie/Alternative Rock Band
will play your next gig! All venues welcome.
(757) 897-7527
00 MUSTANG COUPE - 2-owner car. auto
trans GC. 160K maintained well by Ford
mechanic. $3,650 OBO (804) 914-0187
Auto
Boats & Marine Supplies
00 BLAZER - 4 door, good condition,
08/2014 inspection, new radio and
speakers (757) 870-5106
92 WELLCRAFT - V20’ Fish, Rebuilt Merc
150HP OB, Livewell, Marine CD/Spkrs,
Garmin GPS $3,500. (757) 880-2227
66 FORD MUSTANG - Coupe, 6cyl auto,
red w/ black int, runs & looks good, maint
history. $13,500 obo (757) 334-3925
DUCK BOAT - 07 14ft Tracker Topper Jon
Boat, 07 Merc. 9.9, trlr, livewell, bilge pump,
depth finder. $4k obo (757) 715-5444
MOTORCYCLE - 96 honda rebel 250cc, red
w/black leather, 7000 ml, garage kept, (like
new) one owner $1,000 (757) 850-0265
KAYAK - Pelican Pathfinder 10’ Sit-in
Kayak, purchased this summer, EC, $175
(330) 618-6604
05 JETTA (NEW) - 123K, as is, $6,500 OBO
(540) 498-6656
24 INCH RIMS - 24 inch rims in good
condition. Rims only. Pictures available
upon request. $600 OBO (757) 329-1211
03 MONTE CARLO- 153,000 mi, New rear
struts, some body damage. Needs new
intake gasket. $1,600 obo (757) 755-5172
06 MUSTANG GT - Premium 4.6L auto, lots
of upgrades, 52,500mi, 18in rims, shaker
500 stero, $15,000 OBO (252) 287-5553
Computers
COMPUTER REPAIR - Reliable computer
repair by A+, Security+, Network+certified
technician. (757) 329-1211
COMPUTER - Compaq Presario Windows
XP home HP 19” flat monitor,keyboard,
Dell USB mouse. $75 (757) 846-8843
CHEST OF DRAWER - Dark chest of
drawers, solid frame/top. have pictures.
$90 (757) 748-4372
FULL MATTRESS - Full size mattress/box
spring. Have pitures. $80 (757) 748-4372
Hobbies
NRA FIRST STEPS - Pistol Nov 19/20: a
hands-on intro to safe handling & proper
use of a firearm. (757) 898-8854
MAGIC LESSONS - Want to learn sleight
of hand? I’ll teach you! 14+ years exp.
Lessons $30/hour. (804) 815-4163
EARNHARDT - Collectables
information (757) 468-2750
PIANO - Howard Miller Piano Excellent for
students. $250 OBO (757) 874-8239
Call for
COINS - 44 Ike Dollars(71,72,74,76), 7 Ike
clad mint set, and 7-1976 Kennedy halfs.
$120 for all. (757) 879-1154
GUITAR CLASSES - 1-on-1 instr. 45 yrs
exp. Casual home setting. Wkly or biweekly
schedule to fit your budget. (757) 528-7017
SNOWBOARD SET - Burton Custom Small
140 (sm ding), Invader men’s sz 7, custom
binding size sm $150 obo (757) 439-2963
PAINTBALL GEAR - Spyder MR5 w/ extras:
48/3000 tank, 4+1 harness w/ pods, 1000
+pntblls, remote $400 obo (757) 828-5728
JUICER - Jack Lalanne juicer. Can juice
whole fruits & veggies. $65 (757) 218-2946
COUCH - New Sectional Couch 3 piece
Brown $800 OBO (757) 468-2750
PIANO - Baby Grand Piano, Model GA1,
ebony finish, excellent cond., asking
$7,000 obo. (757) 232-2385
SOFA/RECLINERS - Saddle colored sofa
w/ elec massager. Converts into 2 recliners,
center console, $250 obo (757) 838-6645
Free Items
SEATS - 2001 Jetta front seats, beige cloth
w/ air bags. Good cond, no tares (757)
325-2153
FIREWOOD - Bring saw and ax and get
ready for winter (757) 329-6761
FIREWOOD - Hampton, Bring chainsaw/
strong back/wheelbarrow. Can use my
truck if needed for gas $ (757) 251-8836
Furnishings/Appliances
METAL BED FRAME - Adjustable metal
bed frame. Used, good condition. $50 firm.
(586) 709-4667
PIANO - Antique piano, great character
& detailing. Call or text your e-mail for
pictures. (757) 535-9279
STOVE FOR SALE - 4 burner stove/oven
in good working condition just needs to be
wiped down. $150 OBO (757) 329-1211
ANTIQUES - Solid oak sideboard w/mirror
$200, mahogany victrola $130, eastlake
chair $110, remington rand typewriter $50
(757) 898-7812
STOVE - Whirlpool flat top stove. Paid
$600; asking $250 (757) 358-0279
WINDOW BLIND - 1 (60x72) Selling for $30
(757) 468-2750
REFRIGERATOR - (2) Refrigerator/freezer.
2ft and the other 3ft tall. Both work great.
(757) 218-2946
FINANCIAL COACH - FREE financial
coaching. Debt elimination, savings,
budgeting help. Ref. avail. (804) 815-4163
GOT PAIN? - FREE SAMPLES of the best
smelling, fastest working all NATURAL pain
relief lotion. Call (757) 660-3564
PAIN RELIEF - Herbal & Nutritional Rub
On Gel Products. Good For Back, Knees,
Hands, Arthritis, Feet. (757) 218-5607
Real Estate
HOME FOR SALE - HAMPTON:Lg. 3 BR 2
bth, Cape Cod w/fully fenced yard and det.
garage. Sun Room & more (757) 848-8186
ROOM FOR RENT - $125/week, $150
deposit. All utiltiies included, cable & wifi.
Use of washer & dryer. (757) 947-4408
Employee Classifieds
NOV
04
Real Estate cont.
Miscellaneous Items cont.
Miscellaneous Items cont.
Pets cont.
CONDO FOR RENT - On the water near
Ft. Eustis & I64. 3 bd, 3 full ba. Upgraded
kitchen. Boat ramp. $1,400/mo. avail.
1/1/14. (757) 268-1882
PARACORD - Lanyards, Keychains &
Bracelets.. etc Just About any colors and
Styles Text (757) 435-6173
SHOPPING SERVICE - Grocery Delivery
service, give us your list and we will shop
for you (713) 713-0775
SHIHTZU - Male puppy for sale $450;
playful, kid friendly & loving. Call/text for
pictures (757) 218-9422
MOBILE DETAIL - make it shine on the spot
mobile detailing. We clean your car or truck
inside and out! (252) 287-5553
POTTERY SALE - Local Potters Sale
Fri/Nov15, 5-8 & Sat/Nov 16 10-4, 128
Saunders Rd, Hmp (757) 750-7294
HAIR TOOLS - Gold-n-Hot hair tools, full
set w/oven + elec straighting comb used
2X on mannequin. Offer? (757) 371-3904
CORNHOLE BOARDS - New homemade
Boards w/Bags for $100. Not slick, white
primer, customizable (757) 759-2549
DAYCARE - Certified elementary teacher
offering daycare & before/after school care
in Poquoson. (757) 871-2788
LANDSCAPING - Mowing, Fences, Decks,
Gutters (cleaning & install) (757) 535-9279
HOUSE FOR RENT - $865 p/mo- 3 BR,
1 Ba, hardwood floors, screened porch,
quiet st, incl washer & dryer, nice yard,
near I-664 (757) 870-9779
SALE/RENT TOOWN - Nice 4 bedroom, 2.5
bath culdesac, 10 Deep Water Cove, NN,
New HVAC, carpet, paint, etc, $209,900
1,900 sf (757) 675-9954
FOR RENT - 4BR 3BA twnhm in
Greenbrier/2400 sq ft/fireplace/garage/
community pool; $1,850 (757) 642-5881
CONDO FOR RENT - 3BD/2BA, Washer/
Dryer, Trash P/UP, new windows, only
$1,065 Ft. Eustis/Lee Mills-MULDER
REALTY- (757) 812-4282
KEGURATOR - Avanti stainless steel
series with tap and CO2 system. Excellent
condition. $400 obo. (757) 268-5667
HOKIE FOOTBALL - (2) VT vs. Maryland
ftball tix, Nov. 16th, Section 8, W. Stands,
(28 yd. line), $80/pair (757) 813-5519
HOUSE FOR SALE - Move-in ready House
in Hampton Langley. 147K, 3BR/1BA,
remodeled interior/kitchen/BR, NEW $7K
HVAC Gas Pac (757) 759-2549
CHILDCARE - Accepting all ages, M-F
6am to 6pm, Great Rates, Exp & Ref, 2
openings in Hampton (757) 947-4408
HOME FOR RENT - 3BD/1BA, Cent A/CGas, W/D HU, Briarfield/Big Bethel. $950/
Mo + Deposit, Avail 11-1 (757) 771-3250
FACEPAINTING - Facepainting/Glitter
Tattoos for birthday parties/events/special
occassions. (757) 340-7935
CONDO - 2BD/2BA, 2nd Floor, renovated,
nice area, WATER INCLUDED,washer/dry.
RENT FOR $800. (757) 729-1145
FOR SALE - blacksmithing tools. 90 lb.
head treadel hammer asking $500, 150 lb.
anvil asking $900 (540) 292-5560
FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area, 4bd, 3ba,
Lr, Dr, EIK, Grt RM, Mstr St, 2700 sf on 18.3
wooded acres, new price! (757) 569-0495
TABLE SAW - Craftsman table saw in
excellent condition, $150. (757) 621-0464
FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area, 10.3
wooded acres, 302’ road frontage, below
appraised value, new price! (757) 569-0495
3 BEDROOM - $995, Nice one story duplex
on quiet street in Wythe area of Hampton.
3629 Moore St. Lg. garage (757) 675-9954
LAKE FRONT - 2 BR, 1 BA, Brick Rancher,
new kitchen, Fire Place & Sun Porch. 2
acers on 90 acre lake outside Urbanna
$135K (804) 516-9814
HOME REPAIRS - Handyman home repair
services. Free estimate. (757) 310-1194
POOL - 4’ Deep & 18’ Round 4 yrs old with
many extra’s. $1,500 OBO (757) 468-2750
A/C SERVICE - Have your heat pump
cleaned for the winter heating season.
Save money on electric bill. (757) 771-3441
BALLOON ARTIST - Bring the joy of balloon
art to your next event! 4+ yrs exp, ref. avail!
(804) 815-4163
LAWN CARE - Mow-Thatch-Aerate-SeedFeed-Leaf
Removal-Pruning-Flowerbed
maintenance- (757) 871-4589
Miscellaneous Items
DRUM SET - Huntington Beach kit with
5 toms, snare, ride, splash, hi-hat, kick,
throne, all hardware. $250. (757) 879-1842
DRUM SET - 7 pc. Precision Plus drum set.
Excellent condition, Symbols a little bet up.
$300 call will e-mail pics. (757) 784-7127
BABY ITEMS - F baby clothes 0-9M; some
have tags. Playmat, bathtub portable crib/
baby lounger. Like new $25 (757) 419-0322
HANDYMAN - Repairs, plumbing, painting,
trim, woodwork, etc. (757) 871-0279
ENGAGEMENT RING - Over 1/4 carat in
diamonds (34 total diamonds in setting)
Paid $1,300. Asking $500 (757) 871-5729
LAMINATED FLOOR - Honey Oat Color, 2
Boxes Selling for $20 Firm, PD $30 /Box
(757) 468-2750
ELLIPTICALS - Ellipticals for sale from
$75-$150 and exercise bikes for $40-$150.
(757) 218-2946
FOOD DELIVERY - Lunch restaurant
delivery on Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. Delivering
from your favorites! (757) 926-5519
ALLERGY RELIEF - Money back guarantee
in first 30 days. You have nothing to lose &
everything to gain! (757) 303-5347
ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat
engagement ring. Appraisal & pics
available. Make offer! (757) 812-2719
HELPING HANDS - Home cleaning, 1-time
special occ cleaning welcomed, licensed
insured, free estimates. (757) 371-3904
TILE INSTALL - $$$ Save on Installation
of wall Tiles, Floor Tiles, Backsplash &
Countertops 12yrs. exp. (757) 752-7536
THIRTY-ONE GIFT - X-Mas is coming,
Mention this ad & receive a free bag w/ $50
purchase (757) 771-2432
Lost & Found
FOUND--GLASSES - Gun metal grey
reading glasses--found in SPF Bay 1;
description req for return. (757) 848-8187
Wanted
NEED A RIDE - 3rd Shift van leaving from
Ahoskie going thru Gates co/ Suffolk
(252) 532-2501
WASHER/DRYER - Broken washer & dryers
that you no longer want to keep stored that
are in decent condition. (757) 812-5129
VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin,
Suffolk, Windsor & Smithfield 3rd shift
(757) 653-8664
CARPOOL - From gloucester, 1st shift,
non-smokers; (540) 498-6656
BABY CARRIER - NEW In Box Britax
Organic Baby Carrier in tan. $45 (retails for
$140-No UPC code) (757) 717-1613
BOOKS - 7th ed leadership book, 8th &
11th ed supervisory management books;
like new $20 ea (757) 438-0243
HEALTHY HOLIDAY - Don’t wait until New
Years to make changes. Choose from
proven programs. Free coaching included.
(757) 870-3042
ORIGAMI OWL - Christmas is Coming and
you need the perfect gift. Let Origami Owl
help! 10% off! (757) 871-7158
COUNTRY EGGS - Free Range Chicken
Eggs-$3 dozen extra eatra large. Avail in
B600 (757) 846-4728
90 DAY WEIGHT LOSS - Get fit, healthy
and feel great! Ask how you can get each
month free! (757) 726-7794
TREE REMOVAL - #1 in customer service.
Free estimate. Licensed/insured. 10% off
senior citizen (757) 592-6497
Pets
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY - 1 male, Both
parents on premesis. Comes with 1st shots
& record. $30 (757) 286-4499
Yard & Garage Sales
LOT’S & LOT’S - Community yard sale.
Bruton Park Area off Harpersville Rd in NN.
Nov. 15-16 Several streets!
FALL FESTIVAL - Join the fun at Portsmouth
Humane Society on Nov 10, from 12-4,
Yard Sale, Games, Adoption Specials!!
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currents or a hard copy can be
mailed via Yardmail to ATTN:
Classifieds, Dept. O29, Bldg.
520-1. The deadline to submit
ads is Thursday at 4 p.m.
NNS Communications
may limit the number of
submissions per employee
and reserves the right to edit
or reject any submission.
Contact Lauren Ward (O29)
at 380-4622 or via email for
questions.