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CURRENTS
A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
MAY
06
Shipbuilders Run in
Sixth Annual NNS 5K
On Saturday, May 4, more than 1,100
runners and walkers participated in the
sixth annual Newport News Shipbuilding
(NNS) 5K hosted by HealthWaves.
“The 5K is a fun event that encourages
families, friends, and co-workers to get
out and do something active together,”
said Brady Goggin, HealthWaves
program coordinator.
The 5K started at Victory Landing Park
near the Virginia Advanced Shipbuilding
and Carrier Integration Center
(VASCIC) and continued north on West
Avenue to 35th Street. From 35th Street
participants crossed over to Washington
Avenue and proceeded north to 50th
Street before returning to cross the finish
line at Victory Landing Park
For the second consecutive year, NNS’
Engineering and Design shipbuilders
Shipbuilders and family members begin the NNS 5K at Victory Landing Park on May 4. Photo by Ricky Thompson
were presented with the “Shipbuilder 5K Challenge Cup,” which is awarded to
the shipyard division with the most participants. Trophies were also presented to
the top three male and female finishers. Winners in the male category were Chuck
Love, shipyard family member, Colin Meigs (E84) and Evan Danz (X43). Female
finishers in the top three were Shameia Rogers (E86), Whitney Dunning (E47) and
Amanda Brelsford (O79).
NNS Dedicates 11th Habitat for Humanity Home
On May 1, Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) held a dedication ceremony to
welcome home Wynder family to their new home and to celebrate the 11th consecutive
Habitat for Humanity home NNS has helped to build since 2002. During the event,
NNS leadership joined Hampton Mayor Molly Ward, Habitat for Humanity Board
of Directors President David L. Hancock, Hampton Redevelopment and Housing
Authority Board Commissioner Steve Brown and other city and business leaders to
present the keys to Shereen Wynder and her daughters, Shakira and Treasure.
“While this house was built by the hands of shipbuilders, it will be filled with the
heart of the Wynder family and the many people who have volunteered their time
leading to the construction of this beautiful home,” said Ron Murray, vice president
of Quality and Process Excellence.
A team of NNS volunteers began building the 1,400-square-foot, three-bedroom,
two-bath house in Hampton in January.
May 6 - 10, 2013
Ron Murray (front left), vice president of quality and
process excellence, watches as Treasure Wynder cuts the
ribbon to her family’s new home. Photo by John Whalen
Material Handling
Shipbuilders Celebrate
Safety Record
Career Pathways Hosts
Second Annual CityWide Egg Drop Contest
Congratulations
February, March and
April EPL Graduates
Read on p. 2
Read on p. 3
Read on p. 5
NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058
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06
O53 Shipbuilders Celebrate
Safety Achievement
Material Handling shipbuilders in
Warehouse 872 celebrated three
“Accident-Free” months with a “Pink
Out” on April 12. The crew celebrated
with pink plates, cups and napkins.
During the event, O53 Supervisor Eden
Hill-Jones congratulated the team on
their accomplishment and encouraged
them to continue to be aware of their
surroundings and remain accident-free.
“I am extremely proud of each and every
one of you,” Jones said to the team. “We
have accomplished a tremendous amount
of work this year and have done it all
without a single accident. Keep up the
great work!”
First row (L to R): Eric Wynder, James Edwards, Eden Hill-Jones, O53 supervisor, Norman Stith and Kenny Conaway.
Second row (L to R): Floyd Harvell, Shawn Potter, Anthony Jackson, Dominique Ruffin, and Jamie Massey.
Photo by John Whalen
CVN 78 Shipbuilders Recognized for Year Safety Record
Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) shipbuilders responsible for supporting both nuclear and
non-nuclear pipe welding operations were recognized by leadership on March 21 for
going more than 1,800 days without an accident.
“Today, we are here to celebrate this crew’s safety performance,” said X88 Foreman
Donnie Harrell. “You all were able to accomplish this great feat by not taking safety
for granted. Each of you have actively participated in daily ‘take five’ safety talks and
are constantly looking out for one another. These are actions of a highly engaged team
and I’m looking forward to celebrating many more accomplishments with you.”
Front row (L to R): Mark Auerbaci, Ricky Hill, Dennis Muldrow, and Dovinia Murrill. Back row (L to R): Jesse Dawson,
Cordaro Williams, Jason Ray, and X88 Foreman Donnie Harrell. Photo by Ricky Thompson
First Cohort of GWU Masters
of Systems Engineering
Candidates Graduate
Fifteen Newport News shipbuilders
graduated from George Washington
University’s Masters of Systems
Engineering on Saturday, April 14 at the
Marriott Town Center.
Matt Needy, director of Virginia-Class
Submarine (VCS) Program, served as
the keynote speaker. In his remarks,
Needy challenged the graduates to
use systems engineering processes
to resolve complex problems and
further the goals of Newport News
Shipbuilding.
Front row (L to R): Pamela Setterholm (E47), Tia Sheppard (E82), William Henry Jr. (E22), Larry Schmitz (E45),
Daniel Fox (E84), Bach Tran (E83), Dana Ray (E83), Stephen Cordero (E83), and Dorian Newton (E84). Back row
(L to R): Joe Kosloski (E84), Tony Burger (O04), Rodney Jones (E85), Randy Kingsbury (E84), Neil Chetney (E81),
and David Wilson (E14).
MAY
06
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Open Enrollment Ends Friday, May 10
Want to make changes to your company-sponsored benefits? HII’s open enrollment
period is currently ongoing and will run through May 10. Eligible employees should
review and update their selections for health and insurance benefits. To take action, visit
hiibenefits.com or call the Huntington Ingalls Benefits Center (HIBC) at: 1-877-216-3222.
NOTE: Employees who do not take action will have their 2012 selections automatically
renewed at 2013 costs. Changes can be made outside the open enrollment period only
after a qualifying life event – e.g., marriage, divorce, birth of a child, etc.
Safety Maintenance Reminder
Facilities would like to remind shipbuilders that safety related maintenance items
such as potholes, exposed electrical components, broken steps or damaged handrails
can be called in by any employee directly to the Facilities Service Desk at 688-9888.
Non-emergency items can be called in or submitted electronically via a
Maintenance Request Form.
Check Out Hot Shots
“Hot Shots” is a collection
of photos taken each
month at Newport News
Shipbuilding. Check out
the April edition.
NNS to Sponsor the Patriotic Festival Again this Year
Mark your calendar! Newport News Shipbuilding is sponsoring the Patriotic Festival
at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront May 31 through June 2. This year’s concerts
include Little Big Town, Darius Rucker and Steel Pulse. The Communications
Department will be giving away limited tickets to the air shows and the concerts, so
stay tuned for your chance to win.
Interested in Joining HOLA?
Cinco de Mayo is a day to celebrate Mexican heritage and to commemorate the cause
of freedom and democracy during the first years of the American Civil War. Most
people compare Cinco de Mayo to the United State’s Independence Day celebration,
but Mexico actually celebrates their national patriotic holiday on Sept. 16.
To learn more about Hispanic culture, look for upcoming events with Newport News
Shipbuilding’s (NNS) newest employee resource group; Hispanic Outreach and
Leadership Alliance (HOLA). Membership is open to all NNS employees. To become
a member, contact Joshua Rolon (E44) at 534-1391 or for more information, contact
Debi Cross (O88) at 688-4438.
This Week in NNS’ History
On May 9, 1919, a Cadillac ambulance
purchased through a shipyard employee
contribution fund arrived. Intended as a
donation to the Red Cross for use overseas in
World War I, the ambulance arrived as the war
ended. The Red Cross used the vehicle briefly
for homecoming servicemen then returned
it to Newport News Shipbuilding where it
became the company’s first ambulance.
Top: Egg Drop Contest winners from Booker T.
Washington Middle School. Bottom: Egg Drop
Contest Winners from Heritage High School.
Photos by Ricky Thompson
Career Pathways Hosts Second
Annual Egg Drop Contest
Career Pathways hosted their
second annual City-Wide Egg Drop
Competition on April 25. A group of
students representing each middle and
high school in Newport News were
present for the competition. Judging
was based on egg capsule design,
material cost (staying under budget)
and the students’ presentation skills.
The 2013 winners were Heritage High
School and Booker T. Washington
Middle School. This year, a special
award was also given to Passage
Middle and Woodside High for the
most creative egg capsule design.
Special thanks to all volunteers,
executive sponsors and employees
who came out to cheer on and support
the students.
“See” the News
The newest episode of Focus NNS
features the 2013 Sea-Air-Space
Exposition, the beginning of USS
Abraham Lincoln’s (CVN 72) refueling
and complex overhaul, and more on
President Obama’s visit to Newport
News Shipbuilding.
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MAY
06
SEEKING LEADERS: employment opportunities with Newport News Shipbuilding
Job Title
Requisition Number
Department
Location
Mgr Labor Relations 3
4282BR
O21
NNS
Foreman
4391BR
X70/X33
NNS
Foreman
4385BR
X70/X33
NNS
Mgr Radiation Safety 1
4373BR
E85
NNS
Mgr Production 2 - 2nd Shift
2890BR
X73
NNS
Mgr Computer Systems Analysis 2
4272BR
T54
NNS
DATEBOOK
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Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) will host a “Fair Pay!
Paving the Way for Equal Pay for Women” forum from 4:30 to
6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Guest speakers will include Chavis
Harris, director of EEO and Diversity, and Tammy Franks, director of
Compensation. Refreshments will be served.
The International Compliance Office will conduct Annual Export
Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium.
Registration for each session is available via the Learning Exchange
(LX). Contact Holly Bell (O19) at 688-3513 or 380-3599.
The Spear and Gear Toastmasters Club will host a “May Day” event
from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214B). Contact
Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 for additional information.
The Mariners Club will host its 2013 “Spring Golf Classic” at Sleepy
Hole Golf Course in Suffolk. The cost is $300 per team. A portion
of the proceeds will go to benefit the American Red Cross. The
registration deadline is May 3. Contact Avery Hensley (E13) at
688-9860 to register or for more information.
L.E.A.R.N. will host an after work presentation with Becky Stewart,
vice president of Manufacturing, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the VASCIC
auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. The
event is open to all shipbuilders and is by reservation only. Sign up
on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.
The International Compliance Office will conduct Annual Export
Training-Basic from 8:30-9:30 a.m. in the VASCIC auditorium.
Registration for each session is available via the Learning Exchange
(LX). Contact Holly Bell (O19) at 688-3513 or 380-3599.
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The International Compliance Office will conduct a live, hands-on
computer training for the Data and Services Export Authorization
(DSEA) system in the NetCenter training lab (Bldg. 802-1, room
115) from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration is available via the Learning
Exchange (LX). Contact Holly Bell (O19) at 688-3513 or 380-3599.
The Progressive Club’s second event for 2013 will be held at Knights
of Columbus in Newport News at 4:30 p.m. A trial membership for an
outing is available for $15 (not including banquet). To join the club,
you must be salary or retired salary. For information contact Kenny
McBurney (X88) at 380-3659 or Debbra Stanfield (X70) at 534-0852.
The Hampton Roads Area Chapter INCOSE will host a dinner
presentation from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Alexander’s On the Bay in Virginia
Beach. The presentation will be focused on “Systems Engineering
and Strategic Management” by Willy Donaldson, president of
Strategic Venture Planning. No reservations are required. Contact
Dennis Perry (E47) for additional information.
The International Compliance Office will conduct a live, hands-on
computer training for the Foreign Person/Foreign National Visitor
Request system from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the NetCenter training lab
(Bldg. 802-1; room 115). Registration is available via the Learning
Exchange (LX). Contact Holly Bell (O19) at 688-3513 or 380-3599.
May is Asian-Pacific Heritage Month
Newport News Shipbuilding will recognize
Asian-Pacific Heritage Month thoughout the
month of May.
MOE Nomination Materials Available
Nomination materials for the 2013 President’s Model of Excellence Awards are now available on the MOE Yardnet website. All
nominations must be submitted to divisional Red Team Members using Form NN 9134 (Rev. 9). Contact Yasmine Robinson (O09)
at 380-2428 or Woody Flythe (O09) at 380-2859 for questions.
Editor: Lauren Ward
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Congratulations New EPL Graduates
Newly promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once
in their new position. Congratulations to the February, March and April 2013 EPL classes of new supervisors and managers for
completing the training. For additional information, visit the EPL Yardnet website.
February 2013 EPL graduates. Alphabetical order: Billy Anderson (X88/X31), Wayne Bowden (E83), Anthony Britt Jr. (X36), David Cash (E42), Ginger Corprew (X88/X31),
Gene Crawford (E89), Austin Creech (X82/X42), Joshua Day (X88/X31), Ronald Dunham (X73/X43), Vernon Eason (O22/X18), Wanda Fitzgerald (E68), Paul Flick (E68),
James Gollihugh (M40), Steven Henderson (M40), James Hopkins Jr. (E88), Brandon Hunt (M40), Michael Irvine (M53), Judy Kelley (E91/O96), Daniel Knoll (X88/X31),
Mark Prevette (E18), Phillip Shook (X88/X42), Marvin Taylor III (X82), Robert Uzzle Jr. (X58), Sherry Wilson (X88/X31). Photo by John Whalen
March 2013 EPL graduates. Front row (L to R): Stephen Norman (O22/X32), James Key (X36), Bradley Massey (O22), Diane Jackson (X82/X33), Ann Barber (O13), Rodney Huffman
(X82/X31), William Opdyke (E42), and Dayna Twyne (X72). Back row (L to R): Randolph Billups Jr. (X36), Scot Tanner (X70), Brian Holub (O22), Christopher DeHaan (E81),
Jeffrey Beck (E81), Mark Varner (O64), John Hunt Jr. (O64/X32), Michael Shook (O39), and Richard Nicosia (X72/X42). Photo by Chris Oxley
April 2013 EPL graduates. Front row (L to R): Dustin Swaney (O39), Andre Smith (X82), Erik Reynolds (X82), Callon Thompkins (X70), William Freeman (X72), Brenda Hunter
(X72), Curtis Willis Jr. (X82). Second Row (L to R): Michael Clements (X73), Oliver Aguilar (E83), Carrie Allen (O20), Katrina Tyler (X70), Philip Sawyer (X72), CJ Piercie (O39),
Brendan Kelly (X72). Back row (L to R): Rick Pierce (O39), Bill Conrad (X36), Clarence West Jr. (O09), David Hoffman (E25), Jeffrey Shafer (E82), Greg Dudley (E83), Derek Briggs
(X88), Michael Boguess (X82). Photo by Ricky Thompson
Employee Classifieds
MAY
06
Audio & Video
VENTRILOQUIST - Ventriloquist for hire for all partys &
events. Two funny wood head characters. Lots of fun and
clean humor. (757) 576-0559
ROCK BAND 3 - Rock Band 3 Xbox game. Includes drum
set, keyboard, microphone, & guitar. $160 value. Asking
$100. Call/text (757) 810-6721
ROCK BAND 2 - Rock Band 2 for PS3, includes
game, guitar, drums, hi-hats, and all cables. $35 OBO
(757) 846-1523
PS3-DAMAGED - 320BG, Black Screen, Call interested to
buy (757) 812-4282.
PS3 VIDEO GAME - Dead Space 2 video game for PS3.
Great condition! Asking $10. Call or Text (757) 897-3246
WII CONTROLLER - White, Classic pro for Wii (NonMotion) like new. Asking $15 Call/Text (757) 897-3246
TV FOR SALE - 52” DLP HDTV for sale. Good condition.
$400/OBO. Call or text (757) 662-1379
PHONE - Blackberry Bold Phone; Verizon service. $75
obo. (757) 713-3008
,
SILVER STAR DJS - Fun Weddings and Parties with Silver
Star DJs. Book now for a great time - guaranteed! Web or
phone (757) 356-1166
Auto cont.
Auto cont.
SUPER SWAMPERS - TSL’s 38x13x16, 90-95% tread,
great shape. $800. (757) 268-5667
2012 KAWASAKI - Brute Force 300, 2 wheel drive ATV.
Under 50 miles on it. Asking $5,500 or take over loan
threw Kawasaki. (757) 298-5755
TONNEAU COVER - Beige/tan currently on Ford F250
short bed. $600 (OBO) (757) 508-2421
03 CHEVY TAHOE - LTZ Z71 4x4, leather, bose, fully
loaded, 208,000 miles, $5,500 obo; (757) 268-5667
03 HONDA SHADOW 750- Flat Black, Vance&Hines
Pipes, perfect cond, 8,000mi, $3,900 (757) 286-9599
2000 CORVETTE - Corvette convertible, Pewter, A/T,
59,425 miles, garage kept, Nav.12 disc CD changer, VGC,
$17,000. (804) 818-0555
1967 FD GALAXIE - Body solid,miminum rust.4 door
Interior original and good. Runs good, 390 8cyl motor.
$3,500 (757) 912-1168
STYLN BAR - 99-04 Mustang Convertible Styln Bar in nice
condition. Also know as a light bar. Have other parts too.
$175 (757) 553-2931
2007 HD WIDE GL - - 103 ci. w/SE Stage III Race Kit.
Vance & Hines Exhaust. 11K mi. $14,000. Lots of extras.
(757) 465-7783
1969 EL CAMINO - $2,500 obo; Does not run, needs
wiring work & bottom rocker body work, txt or call
(757) 706-2361
EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any
event! (757) 869-1876
98 MUSTANG GT - clean inside/out,car is in ex cond new
inspect,tires,and tune up with a few mods call after3pm
(757) 567-1480
HAMPTONROADS DJ - Wedding/Party DJs, Lighting,
Photobooths and more! Visit Hampton Roads DJ online
or call us! (757) 621-0464
1999 FORD VAN - Clean, well kept, very good condition
Ford Econoline 12-passinger van. A must sell item,
reasonably priced! (757) 272-2123
2009 HONDA CRV - EX 2WD 58,000 miles excellent
condition, grey with black interior, new tires, well
maintained. (757) 591-9256
Auto
SUZUKI PARTS - M109 Suzuki boulevard tall sissy bar
and brackets $250 obo call/text (757) 236-0789
99 CELICA CONV. - Runs good, white, automatic, 4
cylinder, ~22 mph, 128k miles, $4,000 obo. New Sound
System. pics and info @ (757) 359-1826
93 DODGE DAKOTA - V6 Magnum, 151K miles, 2WD,
Auto Trans, Ext Cab w/rear fold up seats, good work
truck. Text 4 pics $2,500 OBO (757) 817-9190
2012 CAMPER - Forest River Grey Wolf 26BH. Sleeps 8,
lots of extras. 7,400 lbs. Asking $14,500. Pics available
upon request. (757) 510-0152
Furnishings & Appliances
TODDLER SAFETY RAIL - Mesh safety bed rail for use on
toddler bed. Stops rolling out. $5 Call/Text (757) 897-3246
OAK QUEEN BDR - Set, Glass top table/4 chr, baker
rack, pc printer & pc desk, Like new, downsizing, MSTA
(757) 594-9371
COMPUTER DESK - with storage drawer, shelves, all
wood finish. Nice piece of furniture. Only $125 (orig $500)
Pics/dimensions available (757) 930-8169
DISHWASHER - Used White Kenmore Ultra Wash.Good
condition.Fits 24” slot.Everything works.$100. Pickup in
NN. TXT for PICS. (757) 897-0304
CENTRAL AC UNIT - Central A/C Units $250 ea.(Qty 2) I
don’t know much about them. Still in box and never used.
Text for photos (757) 713-3008
REFRIGERATOR - Whirlpool Side-by-Side Refrigerator
w/ Ice & Water Dispenser. Black. Great condition. $450;
(804) 815-5539
FORMAN GRILLE - Barely Used Digital George Foreman
Grille. Great condition. (757) 438-8238
ENTERT. CENTER - Brown Entertainment Center w/ glass
doors. Shelving for dvd player/gaming systems. $50. GC!
Text for pics (757) 344-7965
Computers
COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal,
Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts (757) 329-6761
TRUCK FOR SALE - 1993 Ford F-150 XLT,SuperCab Blue
w/shell 133,600 orig/m A/T, all power, VGC,driven often
$2,800. Pics upon req (757) 660-2807
2003 HARLEY - 100th anniversary 883C, garage kept, GC,
lots of chrome & extras, $4,300 must see to appreciate
(757) 238-9256
BRUSH GUARD - brush guard for 80-94 model toyota
trucks, black. $50 (757) 438-0243
2004 4’X8’ TLR - 2004 4’X8’ Snowbear Trailer for sale
(ATV, mower, etc.). Tilts, solid floor, removable metal
sides, spare tir (757) 344-3159
07 SILVERADO - classic, ext cab, A/T, 4x4, Z71, limited
ed (20” rims), fog lights, bed liner, towing package, 58K
miles, $19,000 obo (757) 813-6842
FREE OIL CHANGE - Vouchers to recieve free Oil changes
& other free maintenance work Call (757) 438-8238
Hobbies
ODYSSEY PUTTER - Odyssey white ice two-ball putter, in
great condition, medium super stroke grip, payed $150,
sell for $80 (757) 812-4858
BOWLING EQUIPT - Ladies bowling ball (11 lbs), ladies
dexter shoes (size 9), ebonite bowling bag. GC! $75 obo.
Text for pics (757) 344-7965
Employee Classifieds
MAY
06
Hobbies cont.
JOIN US - Come join us this Sunday at the New Jerusalem
Church in VA Beach. We Welcome You! (757) 438-8238
BOWFLEX - PowerPro XLT w lat tower. New cables,
grips & 310lb upgrade. Extremely compact. VGC $250
(757) 715-1418
P90X PROGRAM - Get the hottest workout programs.
Beginner programs also available. Free coaching from
personal trainer; (757) 870-3042
Miscellaneous Items cont.
Miscellaneous Items
VARIOUS BIKES - Woman’s 24in $45, Boy’s 16in $35,
Boy’s 16in and 20in (like dirt bike) $45. (757) 713-3008
RADIAL ARM SAW - Radial Arm Saw with table. $150. (757)
713-3008
STEEL TOES - Men and/or Women Steel Toe Boots &
Shoes. Good Condition. $10 (804) 477-4060
OAKLEY SUNGLASS - Silver Oakley Ten Aliani sunglasses.
Comes with bag and case. Almost new. Asking $70. (757)
713-3008
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE - 4 lots 4 sale, 10 acres each, Gates,N.C.,
just across state line; (757) 934-7899
HARBOUR VIEW - Beautiful 5Bdrm 3 Bath, Updated 2002
Home off I-664, Riverfront and Golf Course community.
(757) 771-0761
KILN CREEK (NN) - 2 MABR/2.5 BA Townhouse, 1,479
SQFT, Open plan, pool, tennis, park, Reduced $163,900.
Call to see photos! (757) 771-7655
109 MARINE CIR. - York County’s best buy!! Lot’s of
square footage on a quiet culdesac, 5BR, 4BA,appl.conv.,
see pictures on-line. (757) 291-4744
SELL/RENT/OWN - 4bd 1.5bt new roof and windows large
kitchen and yard 12*20 shed central heat and air sell 100k/
rent 1,100k mo (757) 765-1300
FOR SALE - Colony Pines.App.2100sq/ft.3BR/2.5BA/
Sunroom/485sq/ft 2-story shed/fence/Granite counter
tops/$256,000. (757) 298-1733
TIMESHARERENTAL - Broadway Palmetto, Myrtle Beach
S.C. June 30-July 6, 1BR Deluxe Timeshare, Sleeps 4,
Water Park on site. $1,000 (757) 377-6336
FOR RENT - 2 BR, 1st floor, Condo. Hampton, Next to
Magruder I-64 Exit. Gated community, remodeled, pool,
$775/month; (757) 328-5188
OBX HOME FOR RENT - Pool, spa, jacuzzi, wetbar, game
rm, internet, free (golf, bowling, sunset cruise, etc.) 800 ft
to beach, wkly $995-2,895 (757) 826-0740
LAND FOR SALE - 3.47 Acres Wooded Isle of Wight
County 30 mins. from NNS. Septic tank, no well perks for 3
BR. $74,900 (757) 249-3299
FOR SALE - 4BD/2BA House in Hampton. $165K. Approx.
1,700 sq.ft. Many upgrades, renovated.Call for pics or
showing. (757) 816-6319
TIMESHARE - Outer Banks Beach Club NC Timeshare
week 42 (Oct) 3,000 call/text for more info (757) 630-9760
CAR CASES - Wooden collectors car case that hangs on
wall and will display (25) 1/64 scale cars. $50 each obo.
Have 3. (757) 713-3008
SPANISH TUTOR - Just in time for final exams! All levels
- grade school through college. Rate negotiable. Call/text
(757) 810-6721
TEE BALL BATS - 2 tee ball bats that still have a few hits left
in them and bat bag. $30 for all. (757) 812-2719
ELLIPTICAL - VisionFitness X6100 Foldable Elliptical,
Excellent Condition, 5 Progams, 16 Resistance Levels,
$200 (757) 817-6895
ENGAGEMENT RING - 14k white gold 1/4ct tdw diamond
solitaire engagement ring for sale. Asking $250 obo
(757) 262-6756
MATH TUTOR - Need help with those math finals, SOLs,
or summer courses. Exp. with special needs students
(757) 348-4031
CARE - Find nannies, babysitters, pet sitters, etc.
(855) 868-2502
TRANSFORM 90 - Lose up to 5lbs a week by Transforming
your body with all natural products, garments, shakes &
coffee! (757) 660-4370
SEWING MACHINE - Kenmore sewing machine with wood
cabinet. Includes all attachments. $75; (804) 815-5539
WEIGHTLOSS - Looking to lose weight? Drop 2-3 pant
sizes without diet pills, surgery or exercise! (757) 234-1123
MEN’S RING - Mens ring size 10. Made of tungsten carbide.
Silver with blue stripe in center. $75 obo. (757) 713-3008
CORDLESS DRILL - Black & Decker 12V Cordless Drill
Good Cond/Batt doesn’t hold charge long. $25 Call/Text
(757) 897-3246
SALTWATER FILTER SYSTEM - For 4FT pool. With hoses.
Asking $15 Call/Text (757) 897-3246
WEDDING DECOR - I have the answers for your silk
wedding flower needs. Free consultation. (757) 206-3386
ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat pear shaped engagement
ring. Cert. appraised at $2,000. Make offer. (757) 812-2719
ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat Princess cut engagement
ring. Cert. appraised at $2,150. Make offer. (757) 812-2719
HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning, errand
running, etc... licensed & insured, one time cleaning
welcomed, free estimates. (757) 371-3904
BUDGETING HELP - Have more month than money? Get
some budgeting help to make your money behave. Don’t
pay until it works! (804) 815-4163
DAYCARE - Mon-Fri,5am-5:30pm. In newmarket area
off Mercury Blvd. Full time-$125/wk, Part time-$30 day
(757) 679-0305
MASSAGE & SKIN - Massage & Skin Care by a Master
Esthetician Student going to IHH. Discounts available.
(757) 291-1930
TILE INSTALL - Save money on tile installations, floors,
walls, backsplashes & fireplaces (757) 752-7536
“PERFECT GIFT” - No gift idea for that special day?Buy
them a Gift Album for any occasion and let them choose
the Perfect Gift; (804) 477-4060
LAWNCARE - Yard cut/trim $30 average size home
(757) 813-5074
FUNDRAISING OPP - FUNDRAISING OPP - Raise money
THIS week for any Group, Church, Sport, School, Charity
org, etc. (757) 660-5901
Pets
COLLIE MIX - black F spay utd vaccines house-trained 4yr
good w/dogs. NOT good w/young children. For more info
please call (757) 594-9371
BEAGLES PUPS - Branko bloodline pure breed beagle
pups. 3 males and 1 female. $200 each.parents are above
average deer beagle (757) 438-0243
PEKINGESE/TERRI - puppies, white, friendly, playful, abt
15# full grown $250 (757) 850-0265
PUPPIES - Olde English Bulldogges $1,000 obo 1M 1F
All Fawn/White---Ready Now!--Make an offer--last 2 avail
(757) 719-0047
BALL PYTHON - Comes w/ tank, light & supplies.
Everything included for $50; Hoping to find someone to
give it a good home (757) 719-9618
FETCHING K9 - Manners teaches you how to curb your
pets wild behavior! Jumping & pulling no more! See us on
Facebook! (757) 594-0365
Employee Classifieds
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Pets cont.
ANIMAL AID SOCIETY - 80 Butler Farm Rd Hpt 23666
Playful happy dogs waiting for adoption! Save 2, adopt 1
make room to rescue one!
FUNDRAISER - Dog Wash, nails clipped, smell good! Sat
May 11, 1-4 pm, Animal Aid Society 80 Butler Farm Rd Hpt
Wanted cont.
Wanted
INFORMATION - Information on hit and run (car hit parked
HD motorcycle) in the north yard parking lot on 4/24/13.
(757) 869-0235
ROOMMATE - 3 BR home in nice neighborhood in
Hampton/Fox Hill area. $500/mo. (incl util). (757) 759-7674
VAN RIDES - Van coming thru Franklin, Suffolk, Windsor &
Smithfield 3rd shift contact number; (757) 653-8664
PICK-UP TRUCK - I am looking to buy a Nissan or a
Toyota Tacoma Pick Up for under $3,000. Text photo’s to
(757) 534-4277
Lost & Found
FOUND PRESCRIPTION SAFETY GLASSES - on 5/1 at the
Main Gate, Bi-focals, Black frame, Oakley look alike; call
(757) 534-3339
HOUSEMATE TO SHARE HOME - WiFi, cable, wash/
dry, hot tub, pool access, friendly lab lives here. Near
Hidenwood Shpng Ctr. $540/mo. incl util (757) 930-8169
ROOMMATE WANTED - ROOMMATE WANTED - to share
1,600sqft 3br/1.5ba house in Denbigh $600/mo incl. util.
monthly lease ok (757) 329-1074
The setting sun paints the sky over the James River. Photo by John Whalen
Yard & Garage Sales
YARD SALE - Neighborhood yard sale-N & S.Greenfield
ave, Tide mill lane n surrounding roads. 8am-2pm Lots of
good stuff (757) 256-6467