CURRENTS
A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
JUL
02
Shipbuilders Attend Relay for Life Event
Read on p. 2
Short-Term Disability Plan Changes for
Eligible Salaried Employees
Read on p. 3
Shipbuilders in the Machine Shop wear blue t-shirts on Fridays throughout the year to honor the U.S. men and
women supporting our country. Photo by Chris Oxley
U.S. Navy Photo
Shipbuilders Show Support for the
U.S. Military By Wearing Blue
Shipbuilders working in the Machine Shop, Repair Machine Shop and the
Complex Component Assembly Facility are showing their support for the men
and women of the United States military every Friday by wearing blue.
“The idea to wear blue t-shirts came about last year when several shipbuilders
and I were talking with a sailor assigned to the USS Theodore Roosevelt,” said
M53 General Foreman B.A. Smith. “During our conversation, we asked the
sailor if there was anything that Newport News shipbuilders could do to make
his job easier. The sailor responded, ‘We need you to keep building us the very
best naval vessels in the world, but most of all we need your continued support
and prayers.’ With that being said, Machine Shop shipbuilders have decided
to wear blue every Friday to show support for the men and women in uniform
and to remember why we do what we do every day here at Newport News
Shipbuilding.”
Superintendent Joey Perry added, “The Machine Shop encourages other
shipbuilders to do the same and join us -- wear blue on Fridays and support our
military.”
Shipbuilders Share Thoughts
About Independence Day
“I think it’s important to celebrate
Independence Day because it allows
us, as a nation, to step back and
recognize the effort of generations
that have gone into maintaining our
independence for 236 years.”
Gene Wells (K32)
“We as a country fought very hard
for our independence, so I think it is
very important that we continue to
celebrate our freedom.”
Ronnie Adams (X11)
“We have so many armed forces
all over the world these days.
Celebrating Independence Day is a
way of thanking them.”
Ruth Ann Morton (M20)
Fourth of July Holiday Reminder
Newport News Shipbuilding will be CLOSED for the Independence Day holiday on Wednesday, July 4.
Due to the nature of shipyard operations, it will be necessary for some employees to work on the
holiday. Supervisors will notify employees if they are required to report to work on the holiday.
July 2 - 6, 2012
NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058
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JUL
02
Shipbuilders Represent
NNS at Relay for Life Event
On June 23, the African American
Shipbuilding Association, Apprentice
School Student Association,
Apprentice Alumni Association
(AAA), Women in Shipbuilding
Enterprises, and members of the
Lady Builders basketball team took
part in the Newport News Relay for
Life event. The event, sponsored
by the American Cancer Society,
seeks to build cancer awareness and
raise money for cancer research.
Shipbuilders contributed to the more
than $500,000 that was raised at the
Newport News event.
“Cancer affects many individuals,”
Pictured (L to R): Kimberly Jordan, AAA Relay for Life chair, and Tammy Smith (X88) were two members of the
Newport News Shipbuilding team at the Relay for Life event on June 23. Photo by Dar Mook
said Kimberly Jordan, AAA Relay for Life chair. “By participating in Relay for
Life I can make a difference for them. Relay is giving people the opportunity to
celebrate more birthdays.”
NNS Hosts Regional Industrial Innovation Forum
The Hampton Roads Quality Management Community held its quarterly
community of practice forum June 7 at the Virginia Advanced Shipbuilding and
Carrier Integration Center. The event, hosted by Newport News Shipbuilding
(NNS) is a key component of the regional plan to revitalize the industrial sector
of the economy.
Harry Moser, Quality Magazine’s 2012 Man of the Year, was the keynote
speaker at the event and spoke about the North American Reshoring Initiative he
founded as well as the revitalization of manufacturing jobs. The mission of the
reshoring initiative is to bring good, well-paying manufacturing jobs back to the
United States. The initiative assists companies with more accurately assessing
their total cost of offshoring and shift collective thinking from “offshoring
is cheaper” to “local reduces the total cost of ownership.” Other speakers
included Everett Jordan, director of The Apprentice School, who addressed the
schools impact on work force development and Bob Granata (K03), director
of Newport News Nuclear, who shared how business innovation drives the
economic growth of NNS, the region and supply base.
On-The-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Winners
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:
Percy Mason, Jr (O57), James Fonville (O14), Cynthia Nisbet (O39), Paul
Taylor (E47), Karlen “Ricky” Wyatt (E62), Stephen Williams (X74), John
Wiggins (X33), Danielle Fleetwood (X33), Nikeyta Spencer (X33), Horace
Sutton, Jr (X33), Ronnie Brown (X33), John Duke (X10), Dorothy Eaton
(O55), Jacinda Hill-Jones (O53), Edwin Feliciano (O55), LeKendra Bell
(X10), Hiram Morton, III (O43), Travis Wilson (X84), Dave Simmons (X87),
Michael Ames (X32).
Keynote Speaker Harry Moser speaks about the North
American Reshoring Initiative during the Regional
Industrial Innovation forum on June 7.
CYBER T.I.P.S.
Always Lock Your Computer
Allowing others to log off or lock
computers for another user poses
a security risk with any computer
that is accessible to other people,
because it leaves the account open
to abuse. Someone could sit down at
that computer and continue working
from the account, doing damage to
files, retrieving personal information,
or using the account to perform
malicious actions. Always remember
to log off or lock computers when
not in use (Source: SANS).
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02
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Changes to Short-term Disability Plan
Effective July 1, Huntington Ingalls Industries has announced two
important changes to the Short-Term Disability Plan for eligible salaried
employees. One of the new changes ensures that shipbuilders with
significant medical conditions receive immediate short-term disability
benefits. The second provision extends the reset period for shipbuilders
with long-term recoveries who lose additional work time following their
return to work. Details about the benefit plan changes are being mailed
to eligible employees’ homes. Questions about the changes should be
directed to the Leave of Absence Administrator at 757-688-3800 or
toll-free at 866-667-5627.
U.S. Navy Photo
50th St. Parking and Shuttle Service Reminder
The Navy parking lot located at 50th Street and Warwick Boulevard. is open for
all Newport News Shipbuilding employees, contractors and leased employees.
Parking decals are not required in this lot. A continuous shuttle service is
available from 5-8 a.m., 2-5 p.m. and at the end of second shift. The bus will
make two stops: north yard gate and the gate at 50th Street and Washington
Avenue.
Tickets Available for Summer Nights with the Tides
Newport News Shipbuilding Night with the Norfolk Tides
is Saturday, July 28. Discounts are available for all HII
employees. Box seats are $10 and reserved seating is $8.
Tickets must be purchased online from a home computer at
www.tidesgroups.com (discount code “CARRIER”). Contact
Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384 for more info.
REMINDERS
Fourth of July Stars in the Sky
Newport News Shipbuilding is
a sponsor of this year’s Fourth
of July Stars in the Sky event
at Victory Landing Park in
Newport News. The event will
begin at 7 p.m. and will include
food vendors, live entertainment
featuring Cheap Thrills and
Carbon Leaf, and FREE
children’s rides (giant slides,
moon bounces, obstacle courses).
The fireworks show will begin at
9:30 p.m.
Visit the City of Newport News’
Parks and Recreation website
from a home computer for info.
Clinic Now Open During Second Shift
The Clinic has extended its operations to provide medical services during second
shift. The Clinic is now open from 7 a.m. to midnight. During second shift, the
medical team will treat injuries and illnesses and also offer X-ray, audiology and
lab services, scheduled medical monitoring and qualification testing, drug and
alcohol screenings, and pre-employment physicals. For questions about the
second-shift services, contact Medical Director Dr. Steve Apostoles at 688-6565.
L.E.A.R.N. to Host After-Work Event
L.E.A.R.N. will host an after-work presentation with Barry Fletcher, vice president
of the Nuclear Propulsion division, and Joe Murdock, director of Radiological
Control (RadCon), from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on July 10 in Bldg. 520-6 (James River
Room). Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentations. The event is open to
all employees. Register on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.
NNS to Host First Technology Expo on July 11-12
Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) will host the first Technology Expo for
employees in Bldg. 520-6 on July 11 from noon to 4 p.m. and on July 12 from 8
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The expo will provide a review of the technology developments
and research being conducted in support of aircraft carriers, submarines, power
and energy, and growth initiatives. For more info, contact Andy Poole (E30) at
688-6969, Terry Tyler (E30) at 688-1847, or Paul Jordan (E30) at 380-3216.
Win a $200 VISA Gas Card
Submit an Opportunity for
Improvement (OFI) July 2-31
for a chance to win a $200
VISA gas card! Ten winners are
guaranteed. Only valid OFIs
submitted during the promotional
period will qualify. For more
info, shipbuilders should contact
their department OFI Coordinator
or call the OFI Program Office at
380-2428 or 380-2859.
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JUL
02
Give Blood. Save a Life.
Let HRT Drive You to Work
Tired of driving yourself to work? Did you know that the
Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) offers bus service specifically
for shipyard and downtown Newport News workers?
Visit the Red Cross Bloodmobile at 8 a.m. on July 10 at
Bldg. 902 or on July 24 at Bldg. 802 (NetCenter). Call 0-4029
(Bldg. 902) or 8-7196 (Bldg. 802) for an appointment.
More at www.gohrt.com/services/peninsula-commuter-service
SEEKING LEADERS: employment opportunities with Newport News Shipbuilding
Job Title
Requisition Number
Department
Location
Foreman (3rd Shift)
1518BR
M40
NNS
Mgr Production 2
1530BR
X10
NNS
General Foreman
1516BR
M53
NNS
Mgr Program Control 2
1473BR
E88
NNS
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“At the Helm” Toastmasters will meet 4:45 - 5:45 p.m. in NetCenter
(Classroom 105). Guests are welcome. Contact William Henry
(E22) at 0-4581 for info.
The Outstanding Women’s Exchange (OWE) will present
“Feminine Edge in a Masculine World,” a part of the
Empowerment Series on July 13 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the
Virginia Peninsula Association of Realtors in Hampton. Jennifer
Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, will serve on
the panel to speak at the event. To register or for more info, visit
the Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce website from a
home computer.
The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) will hold a
family cookout at the Newport News Park (shelter four) from noon
to 4 p.m. All shipbuilders, families and friends are welcome to
attend. Contact Purcell Robinson (E83) at 688-5220 or Vanessa
Wise (X71) at 688-6048 for more info.
Apprentice Alumni Association will host the annual Apprentice
Alumni Association Crab Feast at Knights of Columbus in Newport
News. Advance tickets are $20 each for alumni or current
Apprentice students and $20 for their sponsored guest. Tickets
will be available at the door for $25. Purchase tickets through the
alumni delegates, officers and Judy Hester (022) at 688-2512.
Visit: www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for info.
Editor: Lauren Ward
[email protected]
(757) 380-4622
Contributing writers: Jordan Bryan and Pheobe Doty
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21
Active apprentices and Apprentice Alumni volunteers are needed
to support the 17th Annual Children’s Fishing Clinic from 6 a.m. to
1 p.m. at the James River Fishing Pier. Volunteers will set up tents,
put together fishing rods/reels for children, and teach children
how to fish. Lunch will be provided. For more info contact Rodney
Huffman (X82) at 534-4089.
The Learning Exchange (LX) will be unavailble from 4 p.m.
on July 6 through 7 a.m. on July 16. At this time, the Training
Information Management System (TIMS) will be migrated to
SABA LX. During the “blackout” period:
•
The Training Qualification Project will move management
employee skills and qualifications/certifications from the
TIMS legacy mainframe tool to SABA LX.
•
Transcripts and data elements aligned with the clinic and
respirator fits will be integrated into LX.
•
Functionality in the TIMS legacy system currently used by
the Clinic will be migrated into the Clinic’s NL application.
•
TIMS categories that are being transitioned to SABA LX,
will become view only and can no longer be updated in
TIMS effective July 15.
Shipbuilders with questions should contact the Service Desk
at 8-HELP.
Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News
Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.
To submit a story, visit the O29 Yardnet website. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.
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AUDIO/VIDEO
SILVER STAR DJS. ELEGANT & FUN WEDDINGS! MAKE YOUR CELEBRATION MEMORABLE. CALL 757-356-1166
120 GB PS3 SYSTEM, W/BLU-RAY, REMOTE CONTROL & PS3 MOVE GAME $300. GREAT CONDITION. 757-438-8238
ONE DAY PHOTOGRAPHY: OUTDOOR/SPECIAL EVENTS, OFFERING 25% OFF FOR SHIPYARD EMPLOYEES 757-663-6310
SONY BLACK DVD/VHS PLAYER; REMOTE INCLUDED. GOOD CONDITION. SELLING FOR $50. CALL 757-816-6199
AKAI SILVER TV AND REMOTE; 27 INCH SCREEN. EXCELLENT CONDITION. $75. CALL 757-816-6199
FISCHER BLACK 3-DISC CD/TAPE/AM/FM STEREO; EXCELLENCT CONDITION. $50. CALL 757-816-6199
SANYO VPC-PD2BK BLACK POCKET DIGITAL MOVIE DUAL CAMERA WITH CASE; $150. CALL 757-816-6199
DURABRAND CD PLAYER DUAL AM/FM RADIO ALARM CLOCK; BARELY USED. ASKING $30. CALL 757-816-6199
WII/47GAMES/6CONTROLLERS/4GUITARS/1MIC/WII FIT BOARD/DJHERO/MUCH MORE $300; CALL 757-870-3177
WEDDING DJ: UPSCALE ENTERTAINMENT/PHOTOBOOTH BY HAMPTON ROADS DJ. CALL 757-621-0464
EXPERIENCED DJ FOR HIRE, CUSTOMIZED PLAYLIST SUITED FOR ANY EVENT! CALL/TEXT 757-869-1876
BOATS / MARINE SUPPLIES
‘08 SWEETWATER 21’PONTOON BOAT, YAMAHA F90TLR 4-STROKE,DOUBLE AXLE TRAILER,MANY EXTRAS 757-374-3946
22’ STARWIND SAILBOAT. ALL SAILS INCL, NEW MERCURY 6HP OUTBOARD, SLEEPS 4 COMFORTABLY $4,000; 757-813-8063
COMPUTERS
HP PAVILION ZE4400 LAPTOP; 15 IN SCREEN WITH WINDOWS XP & CASE & CORDS; $150. CALL 757-816-6199
COVER FOR AMAZON KINDLE (RED, WITH LIGHT ATTACHED) GOOD COND. PD $59 ASKING $25; CALL 757-871-7221
APPLE G4 MACBOOK LAPTOP. 500 GB HARD DRIVE. GREAT CONDITION. BAG INCLUDED. $300; CALL 757-871-7221
PC/LAPTOP REPAIR, VIRUS REMOVAL, PROGRAM RE-INSTALLS, ETC. $85.00 + PARTS CALL 757-329-6761
EPSON NX420 PRINTER, WIFI ENABLED, LOW INK, WORKS GREAT! CALL 757-768-6365 AFTER 5PM
FURNISHINGS / APPLIANCES
POOL TABLE, FULL SIZE SLATE BEAUTIFUL, W/ALL ACCESSORIES. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE $950; 757-876-4285
LIGHT WOOD KITCHEN TABLE W/WHITE TILE TOP & 4 MATCHING WOOD CHAIRS $80; CALL 757-325-8844
BRAND NEW GE DRYER FOR SALE $300 OBO... PAID $525 CALL 757-871-9845
RED MICRO-SUEDE SOFA & LOVESEAT $500. LIKE NEW 1 YEAR OLD GREAT CONDITION. CALL 757-232-2724
STAINED GLASS CHANDELIER, 1970’S, WHITE/GOLD GLASS WITH BRASS FIXTURE $125; CALL 757-898-9095
FLATWARE 80 PIECE SET, ONEIDA, PAUL REVERE, COLONIAL PISTON HANDLE, SATIN FINISH, $80; CALL 757-898-9095
SIDE BY SIDE REFRIG.,BLACK,5 YRS,LG.CAPACITY,WATER&ICE DISPENSER, $450 CALL 757-374-3946 FOR DETAILS
SET OF 2 MAPLE WOOD BAR STOOLS; 3FT TALL. NEVER USED. PAID $50. ASKING $40. CALL 757-816-6199
BLACK CONTEMPORARY WOODEN CD STAND; 96 CD CAPACITY. EXCELLENT CONDITION. $20. CALL 757-816-6199
BLACK CONTEMPORARY WOODEN TV STAND; A FEW SCRATCHES. ASKING $40. CALL 757-816-6199
MR. COFFEE 12-CUP BLACK/STAINLESS COFFEEMAKER; BARELY USED. $45. CALL 757-816-6199
HAIER 16-BOTTLE BLACK COUNTER TOP THERMOELECTRIC WINE CELLAR; NEVER USED. $250. CALL 757-816-6199
MAGIC CHEF MCBR240 2.4 CUBIC FT. WHITE COMPACT REFRIGERATOR; BARELY USED. $100. CALL 757-816-6199
TABLE+4 CHAIRS.SOLID WOOD. DRK STAIN.EXCLLNT CONDITION. FROM WORLD MARKET. $350; [email protected]
GOODWOOD SOLID WOOD, TWIN, TOP LEVEL BUNK BED (OPEN AREA UNDERNEATH) WITH LADDER:$50 CALL 757-298-7601
EXCELLENT QUALITY WOOD 3X5 DINING TABLE/5CLOTH COVERED CHAIRS & 2 EXT. LEAFS $180 FIRM 757-930-8169
SPORTS THEME DECOR TDDLER BEDDING, BSEBLL PIGGYBANK, WALL ART, LAMP & RUG FOR PICS TXT 757-310-2738
2 BRUSHED NICKEL PENDANT LIGHT FIXTURES $20 FOR BOTH CALL/TXT FOR PICS 757-310-2738
TODDLER BOYS SPORTS THEME BEDDING SET FITS CRIB/TODDLER BED NO STAINS CALL/TXT FOR PICS 757-310-2738
8X5 INDOOR AREA RUG BAMBOO TRIMMED IN BROWN CALL/TXT FOR PICS 757-310-2738
2 BLACK LAMPS (LADY SHAPED) MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE THE ART CALL/TXT FOR PICS $20; CALL 757-310-2738
7 BRONZE LIGHT FIXTURES INCLUDES 1 CHANDELIER WILL SELL SEPARATE CALL/TXT FOR PICS 757-310-2738
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02
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HOBBIES
PICTURE TO PAGE SCRAPBOOK STORE 757-867-8088
GOLF BALLS (USED, BUT NOT ABUSED!)- MANY BRANDS AVAILABLE; $3 PER DOZEN. . 757-599-1960
PHOTOGRAPHER - OFFERING 1 HOUR PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS AT GREAT PRICE! CALL 757-771-7377 FOR MORE INFO
SPANISH TUTOR/TRANSLATOR; RECENT CNU GRAD WITH SPAN DEGREE. CAN TUTOR ANY LEVEL, ELEM-COLL; 757-810-6721
DANCE SHOES - TAP SHOES SIZE 13 ½ & 3 ½, JAZZ SHOES SIZE 4 1/2 - $7.50 CALL 757-672-0248
OFFICIAL BILLIARD RULES BOOK SIGNED BY JOE BALSIS & (3) FATS, CARAS, MASCONI ALL $55; CALL 757-898-9095
SPORTS- BOYS SZ 4, 3 ½, 2 ½ CLEATS ONLY, SZ 1 & CHILD SZ 12 CHEATS W/SHIN GURADS $10 EA. CALL 757-672-0248
FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT (SZ - SM PANTS W/PADS, SHOULDER PADS AND HELMET) $75 CALL 757-672-0248
PASSAP KNITTING MACHINE. MAKE BABY CLOTHES & SWEATERS. CHRISTMAS IS COMING. $2,000; 757-238-2371
PASSAP KNITTING MACHINE PATTERN MAGAZINES, BLANKETS, SWEATERS, ETC. $2 EACH; CALL 757-238-2371
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND A SET OF KEYS IN FRONT OF BLDG 127 6/25/12 . KEY RING HAS A WHITE PLASTIC SQUARE; CALL 757-870-2458
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
NEED A HANDYMAN? WINDOWS, FLOORS, DOORS, PAINTING, TILE, GUTTERS ECT... CALL 757-723-4971
GRIEF RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM; FOR INFO CALL 812-1906 ([email protected])
PAMPERED CHEF PRODUCTS, SHOW HOSTING & RECRUIT INFORMATION - WE ARE HIRING, CALL 757-224-8897
DRY ERASE BOARD 22.5X30.5 W/ 1 PC BLACK DRY-ERASE MARKER $15; CALL 757-952-4953
NEW ICON FIELD ARMOR VEST $60; 757-812-1233
KBC URBAN ASSULT HELMET $40; 757-812-1233
JOE ROCKET MESH JACKET $40; 757-812-1233
31 GIFTS, HOST A PARTY BY 7/31 & GET AN EXTRA $10 IN PARTY BUCKS; 804-263-5310
WOMEN’S CLOTHING 3X/SZ.24 BUSINESS, DRESS & CASUAL. CALL 757-876-4285 FOR PICS OR APPT
DEWALT 14.4V COMMERCIAL CORDLESS 3/8” DRILL/CIRC TRIM SAW IN HARD CASE W/4BATT $60 VGC 757-810-9052
BUSHOGGING,TILLING, LT GRADING, BACKFILLING, SHRUB/POST PULLING. CLEARCUT TRACTOR SERVICE 757-810-9052
BRAND NEW BLUE MICH ULTRA MTN BIKE 24 SPD W/ FULL SUSPENSION & DISC BRAKES $100; CALL 757-675-2861
LIGHT WOOD KITCHEN TABLE W/WHITE TILE TOP AND 4 MATCHING WOOD CHAIRS $80; 757-325-8844
2-SEATER POLARIS RIDING TOY, BATTERY OPERATED, GC $180 CALL 757-672-0248
3/4” 5-PLY B-C PLYWOOD SECTIONS LIKE NEW 24” X 44” (8) PIECES $6 EA. 757-898-9095
DRILL PRESS, SEARS MODEL 137.229151, FREE STANDING, 1 HP, 12 SPEED, 5/8” CHUCK $300; CALL 757-374-3946
POWER WHEELS BARBIE RIDING TOY, BATTERY OPERATED, GC $110 CALL 757-672-0248
SELLING 31 PURSES, CALL IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO A PARTY! CALL 817-9600
SELLING MARYKAY PRODUCTS CALL 810-1713 FOR DETAILS
TUPPERWARE:ATTENTION! MY WIFE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY WHICH IS RARE WHEN BUYING TUPPERWARE 757-365-4096
NEED HELP CLEANING YOUR HOUSE? CALL 757-218-1657 DEPENDING ON SIZE ITS $60 OR LESS
NEED A GREAT DAYCARE PROVIDER - LICENSED? CALL 947-4408 INFANTS & UP!
I MAKE GIFT BASKETS FOR ANY OCCASION, CALL 880-1713 FOR DETAILS
‘89 INGERSOLL RAND 185CFM AIR COMPRESSOR 4CYL J. DEERE 2348 HRS RUNS GREAT $4,500 OBO; 757-813-4956
FLOWER GIRL DRESS, WHT, SZ 10, SPAGHETTI STRAPS W/COVER-UP USED ONCE $15; FOR PICS CALL/TEXT 236-0789
JOE ROCKET JKT, LADIES SML, MESH, WHITE W/REMOVAL LINER GRT COND $75 FOR PICS CALL/TXT 236-0789
ICON LEATHER JACKET MENS WHT/BLK, XL, GRT COND $250 OBO FOR PIC CALL/TEXT 757-236-0789
M90 SUZUKI BOULEVARD SADDLEBAGS, GENUINE LEATHER W/SUPPORT BRACKETS $300 OBO (NEW $750) 757-236-0789
MOTOR VEHICLES / SUPPLIES / PARTS
‘91 MR2 TURBO T-TOP RED RUNS GREAT NEW 460HP TOYOTA BUILT ENGINE W/ DUAL B/B TURBO $8,500 757-812-1233
‘03 HARLEY 100TH ANN; SPORTSTER XL1200, 7,000 MILES MINT COND. EXHAUST & INTAKE $5,500 OBO; CALL 757-812-1233
‘02 FORD MUSTANG GT CONV. V8 AUTO EXCELLENT COND. 28,500 MILES 2ND OWNER $12,000 OBO CALL 757-880-3987
SET OF 22”,8LUG RIMS/TIRES THAT FIT FORD EXCURSION. $800 OBO 252-395-2785
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‘04 LEXUS RX 330. 131K MILES GREAT CONDITION. FACTORY DVD, NAV, LEATHER & MORE. CALL 757-438-8238
2010 TRIUMPH SPEED TRIPLE SPECIAL EDITION SPORT BIKE IN SUFFOLK, VA BLACK, 1,050 CC, DOHC, 1,700 MI. 757-329-1789
‘09 TRIUMPH STREET TRIPLE R, SPORT BIKE IN SUFFOLK, VA MATTE ORANGE, 675 CC, DOHC, 4,100 MI., 367 C. 757-329-1789
‘92 BUICK ROADMASTER, ONE OWNER, BURGUNDY, EX.COND. 144K MI. $5000.00/OBO CALL 757 871-7221
SET OF 4 22” CHROME RIMS & TIRES. $700 OBO. FOR PICTURES TEXT/CALL 757-955-4726
NAVIGON 2100 GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM W/CAR CHARGER, MTG BRACKET, IN BOX $35 CALL 757-898-9095
‘03 KAWASAKI VULCAN 750 GARAGE KEPT,NEW BATTERY JUST INSPECTED & TUNED UP; MANY EXTRAS. 757-357-9665
‘02 HONDA ACCORD, 78,377 MILES, BLUE 4DOOR, $11,995. CALL 757-344-6277
‘86 SILVERADO 175K MI RUNS GREAT, NEW INSP/TIRES, CAMPER SHELL FOR $3,000 CALL 7573296761
‘05 YAMAHA YFZ 450 STOCK AXLE, EXCELLENT CONDITION. PERFECTLY STRAIGHT. $130, 804-815-9438
‘56 CHEVY BELAIR EXCELLENT CONDITION APPRAISED AT 40K ASKING 35K OBO. 757-813-4956
CHEVY S10 LOWERING BLOCKS, 2, 3, 4” WITH U-BOLTS. $10.00 PAIR. 757-897-6959
CHEVY S10 LOWERING LEAF SPRINGS, LOWER VEHICLE APPROX 3” $135 PAIR. 757-897-6959
SET OF 4 20” RIMS/TIRES FOR DODGE CHARGER OR SIM. 1600 OBO. PICS AVAIL CALL/TEXT 757-218-7567
M109 SUZUKI BOULEVARD TALL SISSY BAR A& BRACKETS $200 OBO CALL OR TEXT 757-236-0789
‘05 WHITE FORD F-150, NEW TIRES, 83,000 MILES. GREAT CONDITION! $8,000. CALL 757-327-1157 AFTER 4P
‘69 C/10 CHEVY SHORT BED TRUCK CALL OR TEXT 757-879-2336
PETS
TERRIOR PUPS, 6 WEEKS OLD, WHITE, 12-15# FULL GROWN, FRIENDLY, PLAYFULL; $175. PH 757-850-0256
4 - 7 WK M GREAT DANE PUPPIES (BLACK WITH WHITE MARKINGS), DEWORMED, SHOTS UTD, [email protected]
DALMATION PUPPIES FOR SALE! BORN 4-10-12. 1ST SHOTS& DEWORMED $200 CALL 757-255-2817
PUPS NEUTERED/SPAYED, UTD VACCINES & SOCIALIZED AT ANIMAL AID SOCIETY HAMPTON - ADOPT FEE 757-865-0511
REAL ESTATE
OBX-RENT5BR HOME: POOL/SPA/WETBAR/INTRNET/FREE GOLF/BOWLING/SUNSET CRUISE. WK $995-$2,895; 757-826-0740
RENT 3BDRM/1.5BA RANCHER NEW PAINT/CARPET W/LG FNCD YD NEAR SHPYD/64 IN CUL-DE-SAC $1,095+DEP. 757-325-7163
3BR/2FB TOWNHOUSE YORK COUNTY. 15 MIN DRIVE FRM SHIPYARD. $1,500/MO. INC BIKE PATHS/POOLS/TENNIS; 757-810-6721
ROOMATE WANTED. 15 MIN FROM SHIPYARD. $575/MONTH INCL FURNISHED MBR, LAUNDRY, UTIL, INTERNET 757-810-6721
NICE 2 BR HOUSE WITH DETACHED GARAGE FOR RENT IN HAMPTON. $850/MONTH; CALL 757-870-4945
OBX TIMESHARE FOR SALE $3K AT OUTERBANKS BEACH CLUB II WK 41 POOLSIDE CALL DAVID 757-630-9760
HOME 4RENT/SALE IN NORTHERN SUFFOLK. MINS FROM HARBORVIEW & NNSB. MLS# 1218534 OR CALL 757-438-8238
3 BED, 1 BATH, 760 SQ FT HOUSE IN HAMPTON. $90K. 757-696-1409
FOR SALE 2 BR/2.5 BA TWNHOUSE (NN-KILN CREEK), 1479 SQFT, OPEN PLAN, $169,900 (NEGOTIABLE) 757-771-7655
RENT IN SMITHFIELD, 15 MIN. FROM BRIDGE, 3 BR 1 1/2 BATHS, AVAILABLE 7/31, $1,000/MTH CALL 334-9184
WATERFRONT HOME, FSBO, KILNCREEK, 4BR, 2.5 BATH, PICTURES AVAILABLE, 287K, 757-898-9095
WEEKLY RENTAL IN KITTY HAWK NC. 3BR 1-1/2BATH ACCROSS STREET FROM OCEAN. $900 A WEEK $100 DEP; 757-826-6888
NEED RENTER(S): 2BR/2BA 1,250 SQ FT TOWNHOUSE BY CITY CENTER. LOFT, WALK-IN CLOSETS, PATIO. TEXT 757-705-6803
IOW, 4BD, 3BA, GRT RM, MSTR ST, EIK, 2,300SF ON 18.3AC, CLOS/COST ASSIST, 757-569-0495
IOW, CARRSVILLE AREA, 10.3AC, ALL WOODS, PRICE REDUCED, CLOS/COST ASSIST, 757-569-0495
3BR/2BA REMODELED HAMPTON SINGLE FAMILY: STAINLESS/GRANITE ASSESSED 161K ASKING 155K. 757-890-1452
ROOM 4 RENT, FOXHILL HAMPTON, 500/MONTH, INCD UTLTS, PETS MAYBE, 757-816-3085
NORTHAMPTON - SPACIOUS 3BR/1.5BA HOME W/ FLORIDA ROOM & GARAGE. $1,000/MONTH. CALL 650-1990
BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRE BUILDING LOT IN GATES COUNTY. LAND PERKS. 3 ACRES CLEARED. $159,000 CALL 757-567-7127
3 BR HOUSE, 2.5BA, LR, DR, KI, GRANITE COUNTER/SS APPL! WYTHE AREA, 165K CALL 757-329-6761
2BR, 2BA, LR, DR, KI, DEN DET GAR UPGRADED APPL! NEAR BUCKROE BEACH OWN IT, 145K CALL 757-329-6761
WANTED
SINGLE DAD NEEDS NANNY/SITTER FOR 6&8 YEAR OLDS. 5:30AM TO 3PM M-F. 2 WEEKS A MONTH. CALL 757-515-0903
I AM LOOKING FOR A USED BUT IN GOOD CONDITION IPHONE 3GS, WHITE, AND HAS BEEN UNLOCKED.. 757-537-6976
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Classifieds
MASTER SHIPBUILDER RECOGNITION CEREMONY PROGRAMS: 1ST TO 20TH ANNUAL. FOR NNS COLLECTION; 757-599-1960
EXP MUSIC DIRECTOR SEEKS MUSIC DIRECTOR POSITION IN YOUR CHURCH. 25 YR EXP. 757-567-7127
DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. WILL PURCHASE UNEXPIRED & SEND TO PEOPLE WITH LITTLE OR NO INS. 804-824-1280
WIFE & I ARE LOOKING FOR USED/OLD FURNITURE FOR OUR NEW APARTMENT CHEAP/FREE TXT/CALL 757-232-6584
BLACK END TABLE PREFERABLY ROUND MEDIUM SIZE & COFFEE TABLE IN GOOD CONDITION TXT PICS TO 757-310-2738
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