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CURRENTS

A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

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Pictured (left): NNS began flooding the dry dock where aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) has been under construction since Nov. 2009. Photo by John Whalen; Pictured (right): With the push of a dozen buttons, Ship’s Sponsor Susan Ford Bales initiated the flow of more than 100 million gallons of water into the dry dock Oct. 11. Photo by Chris Oxley

NNS Floods Dry Dock and Floats Gerald R. Ford

On Oct. 11, Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) began flooding the dry dock where the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) has been under construction since November 2009. With the push of a dozen buttons, Ship’s Sponsor Susan Ford Bales initiated the flow of more than 100 million gallons of water into the dry dock. The flooding of the dry dock takes place in phases during which various tests are conducted. Initially, the dock is flooded about 4 feet high to its keel blocks, wood-capped concrete pads on which the ship has been supported during construction. Once the dock is fully flooded and initial afloat testing is complete, water will be partially pumped out and the ship returned to her keel blocks in anticipation of Ford’s christening on Nov. 9. The ship will float again about a week later when it is moved to a pier for outfitting. Ford is scheduled for delivery to the U.S. Navy in 2016. “Flooding of the dry dock, floating of the ship, and transfer to the outfitting pier all represent the successful completion of a tremendous amount of hard work by our talented shipbuilders,” said Rolf Bartschi, vice president of CVN 78 Carrier Construction. “The shipbuilding team has taken great pride in building this first-of-class ship, and we all look forward to the next phase of ship construction and testing that will occur at the pier.” WiSE Invites Shipbuilders to Wear PINK on Friday in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness p. 2 Oct. 14-18, 2013

2013 Hampton Roads Heart Walk Concludes with Peninsula Walk Oct. 12 p. 2

Hunter Wins USCAA’s Individual National Championship; Builders Take Sixth p. 3 NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058

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NNS Hosts First-Ever Manufacturing Day Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) Career Pathways Program held its firstever Manufacturing Day event on Oct. 4 with one goal in mind: dispel stereotypes about manufacturing careers. The program invited a group of career coaches and guidance counselors from area high schools and community colleges to NNS to learn about manufacturing behind the shipyard gates and the career opportunities it can provide to graduates. “Manufacturing Day was a great opportunity for high school personnel to see that this is not your father’s shipyard,” said Susan Generazio, career coach at Thomas Nelson Community College’s New Horizons Regional Technical Education Center. “I was impressed to see 21st century technology being used in all of the shops in this 127-year-old business. Newport News Shipbuilding is a wonderful place for any young person, no matter what their

NNS Superintendent Joey Perry discusses capabilities of the Machine Shop, one of NNS’ oldest and most high-tech facilities, with career coaches and guidance counselors during Manufacturing Day on Oct. 4. Photo by Ricky Thompson

interest or ability, to enter and advance in STEM careers.” The group’s tour of the shipyard included a visit to the Machine Shop and a panel discussion with leaders in NNS’ Manufacturing Division. “Manufacturing Day provided us a tremendous opportunity to communicate our needs to an audience of people who influence young people’s future career choices,” said Becky Stewart, vice president of Manufacturing. “We recognize that many people don’t know how complex the work is that we do at the shipyard, and we welcomed the opportunity to educate our community’s educators so that students will make more informed decisions about a future career here.”

WiSE Invites All Shipbuilders to Wear PINK on Friday In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) invite all shipbuilders to wear pink on Friday, Oct. 18 to help spread awareness about breast cancer and the fight against it.

The group will gather in front of the Dorothy, located beside Bldg. 520 at noon on Oct. 18 to take a group photo. All shipbuilders are invited to attend. Contact Tonia Smith (X59) at 688-0680 for questions.

Shipbuilders Walk in the Peninsula Heart Walk Despite the clouds and rain, more than 150 shipbuilders from Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS), Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Corporate Office and AMSEC attended this year’s Peninsula Heart Walk on Saturday, Oct. 12. This was the second Hampton Roads Heart Walk this year, the first event was held at Mt. Trashmore on Sept. 21. The annual walk is one of the more than 450 events held by the American Heart Association each year to promote physical activity and to raise awareness of the country’s no. 1 and no. 4 killers, heart disease and stroke. Combined between the walks on Sept. 21 and Oct. 12 walks, shipbuilders were able to raise more than $29,000 in support of heart research. Prior to the start of the walk, the American Heart Association recognized Brandon Booker, E86 nuclear engineer, and Bob Harrington, AMSEC curriculum director, with the 2013 Peninsula Lifestyle Change Award. The award is presented to individuals who have made positive changes to improve their quality of life and health. Pamela DeLar, team lead of NNS’ “Heart Stuff Done Right” team, participated in this year’s walk in honor of her father who passed away after his battle with heart disease and in support of her brother who is currently... Continued on p. 8

Pamela DeLar (E65) and Marlon Guinto (X75) represent team “Heart Stuff Done Right” during the Peninsula Heart Walk on Oct. 12. Photo by Dar Deerfield Mook

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E41 Hosts “Leading the Way” Employee Appreciation Luncheon On Oct. 9, Steve Barresi, director of the Technical Engineering Division, hosted an appreciation luncheon for Technical Engineering Division personnel in VASCIC. Employees from E42, E44, E46, E47 and E05 participated in the luncheon and enjoyed hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and drinks served by their department managers and about two dozen employee volunteers. Barresi said that the purpose of the event was to “express how much my management team and I appreciate the great effort put forth by our team members every day,” as well as to give team members a chance to meet, greet and fellowship with each other on a casual basis. The event was coordinated by the

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Shipbuilders Discuss the Meaning of First-Time Quality

Steve Barresi, director of Technical Engineering, thanks employees for their hard work during the division’s luncheon on Oct. 9. Photo by Ricky Thompson

E41 Engagement Champions Stacey Hammonds (E44), Cherie Powell (E47) and Randy Long (E42). Thanks to all who supported and made this event!

In honor of Quality Month, the Quality and Process Excellence Division is asking employees to take a few minutes to think about what first-time quality means. Throughout the month of October, employees will be featured in Currents with their response to the question:

“What does first-time quality mean to me?” Larry Deaver X10 General Foreman When I think about first-time quality I think about meeting the customer’s requirements with no rework. Therefore, it is critical to have a clear understanding of the requirements before starting the work to ensure that the customer is receiving the best value possible.

Hunter Claims USCAA Individual National Title; Builders Take Sixth On Oct. 8, Ben Hunter, senior rigger apprentice, won his second U.S. Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Championship at Penn State’s Blue Course in State College, Pennsylvania. Hunter finished the two-day tournament with a two-overpar total of 146.

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Hunter is the first USCAA golfer to win two individual championships and is the first four-time USCAA All-American golfer in Apprentice School history. Following his win last Tuesday, Hunter said, “I am truly honored and blessed to win today. I give God all the glory. I get the trophies, but he gets the glory. I’m just so grateful and fortunate to have the ability to perform and represent The Apprentice School.”

Kyle Mutter gives Ben Hunter a congratulatory hug after his winning shot to clinch the 2013 USCAA’s Individual National Championship. Photo courtesy of USCAA National Office

The Builder golf team finished with a total of 643 and took sixth place out of the 19-teams participating in the championship. Junior Kyle Mutter joined Hunter on the All-American teams as he finished tied for tenth and earned second team honors.

from The Apprentice School. Junior Eric Johnston and sophomore Forrest Barefoot joined Mutter on the team. To qualify you had to have at least a 3.5 grade point average and be at least a sophomore.

Also at the tournament, the 2013 USCAA All-Academic team was announced and had three representatives

For more information about the Builder golf team or other Apprentice School athletics, visit www.gobuilders.com.

Quality, like safety, is everyone’s responsibility. Being accountable for quality means quality expectations are met cradle to grave each and every day. A Quality Management System (QMS) plus the people that drive it equals a Quality Operating System (QOS), further ensuring the job is done right the first time and every time. While challenges may exist, viewing work this way allows me to make certain that the expectations from both my internal and external customers are understood and met with 100 percent certainty. To me, success means our product quality is never second guessed. Photos by Ricky Thompson and John Whalen

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SEEKING LEADERS Visit huntingtoningalls.com/careers for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding. Job Title

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Builder Cra-zees Needed Are you fun, outgoing and loud? The Apprentice School is looking for volunteers to support Builder athletic teams and pep-up the audience during half time. Food and T-shirts will be provided for those who participate. If interested, contact Patrice Gwynn (O22) at 534-1052.

NEW! Personal Safety Tips Added to NNS’ Safety Website A list of personal safety tips has been added to Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) Safety Yardnet website. Shipbuilders are encouraged to visit the site to learn more. The site also features NNS’ Safety Policy, news, resources, emergency contacts and safety task team information. Visit the site today!

Support the ASSA’s Second Annual Veterans Day Golf Classic By Purchasing a T-Shirt Support the Apprentice School Student Association’s (ASSA) Second Annual Veterans Day Golf Classic (VDGC) with a purchase of a VDGC T-shirt. Shirts are $18. Proceeds will benefit the VA Medical Center in Hampton, VA. View the flyer for additional information or contact Gary Garner (O38) at 349-4891 or Dawn Hardister (X06) at 604-3737.

VCS to Present Quality Craftsman Awards In honor of Quality Month, the Virginia-Class Submarine (VCS) Program will recognize craftsmen who demonstrate characteristics of first-time quality in their daily work. Each week in October, VCS will select one of the nominations for the Quality Craftsman Award. The program encourages VCS shipbuilders to nominate their peers who fit the criteria. Recommendations should be given to their foreman or supervisor who will submit the nomination to Steve DeBusk (K62).

REMINDER: NNS Facility Access All visitors to Newport News Shipbuilding that require unescorted access or who are visiting the site after an initial “by escort visit” will be required to provide proof of background investigation completion prior to gaining access. All new background investigations reports must be ordered from www.backgroundchecks.com (GIS) and visit requests submitted on Form NN 9327 (Rev.11). Proof of background investigation completion will need to be presented, along with proof of citizenship, at the Access Center prior to badging. Existing access based on past background investigations with Quest Diagnostics that are still within the three-year validity period will be honored. Visitors will need to present the cover page from their previously performed background investigation to renew existing badges. When the existing three-year validity period ends, visitors must use www.backgroundchecks.com (GIS) to renew badges. Contact Daryl Hagwood (O15), Access Control officer, at 688-2464 or Natalie Joyner (O15), Access Center manager, at 534-2308 for questions.

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

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T51 will host a Q&A with the Chief Information Security Officer from 12-12:30 p.m. in NetCenter (CR 224), Bldg. 521-2 (CR 110) and by LiveMeeting. No lunch will be provided. Sign up on the T51 Yardnet website.

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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 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 (option 9). For questions, call 380-3011. The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-2 (CR 214B). Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (O83) at 688-6204 for information. The Builders will host Edward Waters College at 1 p.m. at the Apprentice foodball field. Visit www.gobuilders.com for additional information. Prior to the game, Apprentice Athletics will hold a Chili Cook-off/Tailgate Day. For information on Chili Cook-off entries contact Mark Tomlin (O22) at 688-3619. The Mariners Club will host their third annual Fall Golf Classic at Kingsmill’s Woods Course beginning at 8:30 a.m. Captains choice format. Cost is $60 per golfer/$240 per team. Deadline to register is Oct. 11. Contact Kenny McBurney (X88) at 380-3659 for information. T51 will host a presentation on “Cyber Security - The Importance of Training and Awareness” from 12-12:30 p.m. in NetCenter (CR 224), Bldg. 521-2 (CR 110) and by LiveMeeting. No lunch will be provided. Sign up on T51 Yardnet website. Christopher Newport University (CNU) and the Hampton Roads Area Chapter of International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) will host the 2013 Annual Regional Conference at CNU Oct. 29-30. The two day event will feature research, presentations, panel discussions, a poster session and networking opportunities. View the event flyer or visit www.incose.org/hra/2013-conference. L.E.A.R.N. will host an after work presentation with Bill Bell, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, from 4:30-6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. The event is open to all employees and is by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. SHIPs Network will hold their First Annual SHIPs Network Halloween Costume Contest at NetCenter Arboretum (entrance 2) from 5-6 p.m. Come out and get your trick or treat on! Light refreshments, prizes and two trophies will be awarded (best costume and most original costume). Visit the SHIPs Network Yardnet website for contest rules or to sign up. Contact Tia Benson-Bond (K75) at 688-0430 or Mike Nyberg (X10) at 534-2769 for questions.

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The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 902 from 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. To schedule an appointment, call 380-4029. For questions, call 380-3011. The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 600 from 8-10:45 a.m. To schedule an appointment, call 380-2803. For questions, call 380-3011. NNS will christen aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) at 11 a.m. All NNS employees are invited to attend and can request up to four tickets for themselves, family and friends. Shipbuilders should contact their divisional POC (divisional POC list is located on each shipyard gate) to request tickets. 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 or via email. 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.

Disability Employment Awareness Month NNS recognizes October as Disibility Employment Awareness Month. Observance posters have been posted throughout the shipyard in various locations.

Chance to Win Cash Prizes Through TAH All Newport News Shipbuilding employees are eligible for a FREE flu shot and confidential health screening during this year’s Take an Hour (TAH) for Wellness Campaign. Shipbuilders can choose to have the flu shot, health screening or both. Participants who only get a flu shot are eligible for $100 cash prizes and those who participate in the health screening are eligible for $500 cash prizes. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/TAH for the full schedule and a link to the Live Well Profile that must be completed prior to participating. Email HealthWaves at [email protected]. Salaried employees are encouraged to flex their time to participate.

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month This month marks the ninth annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) for the U.S. NCSAM is intended to raise awareness and educate the public about cyber security. A Cyber Security Awareness Quiz is available throughout the month of October on the T51 Yardnet website. Prizes will be given to the first 50 correct entries received.

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.

Employee Classifieds

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Audio & Video HAMPTONROADS DJ - Book your Wedding and Parties with Hampton Roads DJ. Web or phone to book your event! (757) 621-0464 EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event! (757) 869-1876 PS3 GAME - Resistance 3 for PS3. $15 (757) 897-3246 NIKON CAMERA - Nikon DSLRD40X Camera with 18-55mm / 55-200mm lens, camera bag, 2 batteries & charger, USB cable ($215) (757) 722-1341 HALLOWEEN PHOTO - Get your family portraits done this fall! Special: $50 for 45 min photo session & disc (804) 815-4163 PRO PHOTOGRAPHY - Professional photographer. Trained through NYIP. Weddings, family portraits, band photos, stock photography. (757) 879-1842 AMPEG SVT AMP - Ampeg SVT3-Pro bass guitar amp with a rack case (757) 879-1842 ROCK BAND - Indie/Alternative Rock Band will play your next gig! (757) 897-7627

00 BLAZER - 4 door, white, good condition, new inspection 8/2014 (757) 870-5106 99 VOLVO S70 - One owner, non-smoker, 187,000 miles. White w/tan int. 25+ MPG. Reg. & FL Title $2,350 obo (386) 804-9128 06 MUSTANG GT - Premium 4.6L auto, lots of upgrades, 52,500mi, 18in rims, shaker 500 stero, $15,000 OBO (252) 287-5553 83 OLDSMOBILE - Great condition w/ many upgrades. Only 110K miles Price 3,000K neg. (757) 921-0560 03 IMPALA - 3.8L engine, 5 speed auto, 128K mi, maintained every 3K miles, w/ maint history $4,900 (757) 595-2244 KAWASAKI KLR650 - 2011 klr 650 low miles awesome gas mileage new rear tire & insp. make offer (757) 303-1356 03 CHEVY - Cargo Express - 3500, 160,000 miles, excellent cond, AC, cruise, tow package, $5,000 obo (252) 287-5553 TIRES FOR SALE - 225/45-18 Nexen (CP662) Tires excellent tread only 100 miles. $300 for the tires 450 with wheels (757) 416-2323

00 FORD F150 - One owner, super-cab, 4.6 triden motor, 120k mi, new inspect, tires, shocks, tune-up, batt, alt, $7,500 neg (757) 880-4810 07 IMPALA - Chevy runs like new 110k mi. 10,000 Cash. (757) 580-0896 66 FORD MUSTANG - Coupe, 6cyl auto, red w/ black int, new parts +extras, GC, runs good, $14,000 obo (757) 334-3925 06 FORD E350XL - 06 Ford E350 12pass van, 93K, 10/14 state insp, PW, PDL, CC, CD, V8, good tires $8,500 (757) 771-8381 RIMS/TIRES - Alum Colorado Customs Wildhorse 17X9” w/ 245/55 HP tires, 5X4.75”(120mm) lug $450 (757) 589-5632 08 HARLEY - Dyna Superglide Custom; 25,000 miles; well-maintained; new brakes; detachable windshield; lots of extras; $900 (757) 773-9076 06 AND 07 HENSIM 4-WHEELERS - Both auto w/ reverse, new clutches & belts. $900 for both, will sell seperately (757) 653-1679

40” TOYOS ON 22 - 40x15.5x22 Toyos on 22x11 Jesse James lawless ultra chrome wheels fit 99 & up ford (757) 851-2594 2UP WINDSHIELD - $175 6-months, NS (N21105) Honda Suzuki, Triumph, victory. Call for details (757) 334-3518 08 GMC TRUCK - 1500 Sierra; Silver w/ tan int.; 12k mi, Auto, AC, power pkg; 8 ft bed w/liner. No Tailgate. $10,500. (757) 898-6939 GOOD CAR - 2011 Red Toyoata Camry 64K miles great condition. Asking $13,000 Call/Txt (757) 621-3375 FORD F150 - 5.4 Triton, ext cab, black, gray inter, linex bedliner, auto, a/c, 120K mi, excellent cond. $9,500 (757) 681-3990

Boats & Marine Supplies DUCK BOAT - 07 14ft Tracker Topper Jon Boat, 07 Merc. 9.9 (low hours), trailer, livewell, bigle pump, depth finder. 4k obo (757) 715-5444

Furnishings/Appliances

CUSTOM KYDEX GEAR - Custom kydex holsters and related gear from $25. Custom made to your specs. (757) 748-9838

QUEEN BDRM SET - Head & foot boards, Lg dresser with mirror, two nightstands with drawers - $500 obo. (757) 298-8085

R/C HELICOPTER - paid $275 4 Heli another $100 extra parts not used still new. Needs motor, $250 obo (757) 329-7896

BLINDS - 60x72 $30 (757) 468-2750

MAGIC LESSONS - Impress your friends & make money w/ sleight of hand! 14+ years exp. Lessons $30/hour (804) 815-4163 EARNHARDT- Collectables (757) 468-2750

11 YAMAHA ATV - New 2011 Grizzley 4X4 ATV Camo 30 miles on it. $4000 or $4,300 w/ trail (757) 788-9233

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GUITAR CLASSES - 1-on-1 instr.(in NN) All styles/levels. 45 yrs exp. Relaxed setting. Flexible sched. (757) 528-7017 ZUMBA FITNESS - Let’s party! Move your body! Wine it; ZUMBA! Party @ VYBEZ 1 on Tues, Wed, Thur & Fri 6:30-7:30pm. (252) 327-8676 ANTIQUE PIANO - Piano with great character & detailing. (757) 535-9279 TILE INSTALL - Save $$$ on Tile installation on floors, walls, backsplashes and fireplaces. Over 12yrs exp. great workmanship (757) 752-7536 SECTOR9LONGBORD - For sale is a lightly used sector 9 longboard. bought it for around 170 at vabeach 2 years ago. looking for 9 (757) 303-9228

Computers HP PRINTER - HP Deskjet 5550 Printer (used) and Tri-Color Ink Cartridge (new) $25 (757) 409-2562 COMPUTER - Compaq Presario Windows XP Home HP 19” Flat Panel Monitor Compaq Keyboard Dell USB Mouse $75 for all (757) 846-8843 COMPUTER REPAIR - Home PC/ Laptop repair, Networking, Security, etc. $50 +parts. If I can’t fix you don’t pay. (757) 504-0298 COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts (757) 329-6761

IN/OUTDOOR RUG - 8X5 Bamboo w/ brown trim area rug can be used indoor or outdoor $20, have pics (757) 310-2738 METAL LOFT BED - Space saver -silver metal frame awesome reviews on walmart. com, cost $159 used 1 mo. asking $75 obo (757) 240-7019 MATCHING APPLS - Matching Black Kenmore appliances. Flat top oven ($350), Over oven microwave ($50), Dishwasher ($300). Text for pic (757) 968-2552 ROLL TOP DESK - Seely Furniture solid red oak roll top computer desk. Drawers and cabinet in base, organizer above. $350 (757) 784-3604 PIANO - Howard Miller Piano Excellent for students. $400 OBO (757) 874-8239 CHEST OF DRAWER - Dark Chest of drawers. Solid frame and press sides. (757) 748-4372 FIREPLACE - Propane Fireplace, Very nice, Electric powered fan, plugs right into wall with gas line. $950 OBO (540) 498-6656 SOFA/RECLINER - Saddle colored sofa with electric massager. Converts into 2 recliners with center console. ($300 OBO). (757) 838-6645 REFRIGERATOR - Small, freezer works great $65 (757) 218-2946 BEDSPREAD SET - Queen size, luxurious gold burgundy, diag pattern, spread/skirt/2 shams/4 pillows all for $95 call for photo (540) 229-4883 DISPLAY STAND - , tall Unique black lacquer stand w/ rotating top, $350 OBO photo available (540) 229-4883 FIREPLACE SET - Black wrought iron fireplace screen and broom sweep set, $75 photo available (540) 229-4883 FLOORING - Laminate Oak in color, 2 boxes $20 per box (757) 468-2750 COUCH - 3 Piece Brown sectional $800 (757) 468-2750 GAS STOVE - 5 Burner, Double Oven, White, 1yr old. $750 0r Best offer Maytag (757) 508-0383


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SHAMPOO MACHINE - Bissel Carpet Cleaning Machine w/ Heater. Needs repair. Store price $150. Asking $20 (757) 3102738

HOUSE FOR SALE - Gloucester Courthouse 3BR/2.5BTH with fenced yard, large deck and carport. $185,000 NEGO (757) 869-2415

ELIPTICAL - Professional grade Pro Form Epic 1200 Pro Eliptical. Excellent condition. Asking $500 OBO (757) 373-2480

“22 RIMS - Used chrome finished rims off of a 2002 GMC Yukon, for sale. Asking $500 obo. Pics are available. (252) 395-1458

DESK WITH HUTCH - Large Corner Computer Desk with Built-in Hutch; Great for HS/College Student; Text for Pics-$100 (757) 409-2562

FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area,10.3 wooded acres, 302 ft road frontage (757) 569-0495

POOL - 4Ft deep & 18’ Round 4 yrs old many extras $1,500 (757) 468-2750

TREE REMOVAL - #1 in customer service. Free estimate. Licensed/insured. 10% off senior citizen (757) 592-6497

LVINIG RM SET - Gently used living room set - 1 couch 1, love seat. Perfect for apartment or man cave. (757) 298-8085

CONDO FOR RENT - 3BD/2BA, Washer/ Dryer, Trash P/UP, $1,150 near Ft. Eustis/ Lee Mill Area (757) 812-4282 CONDO FOR RENT - 2000SF, 3BR, 2.5BA, deck, big rooms, outdoor Shed, tons of storage, ready now! $1,250/mth (757) 509-0257

Free Items GOT PAIN? - FREE SAMPLES- All NATURAL pain relief lotion. Just rub it on. Call (757) 660-3564 COUCH - Free to good home. Outdated but in good condition couch. (757) 5084374 PAIN RELIEF - Herbal & Nutritional Ingredients Rub On Gel Product. Call for free Samples (757) 218-5607

Real Estate FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area, 4bd, 3ba, lr, dr, EIK, Grt Rm, Mstr st, 2,692 sf on 18.3 wooded acres, (757) 569-0495 HOUSE FOR SALE - 3BR with 2-1/2BA, located in Colony Pines Fenced Bkyard w/ above ground pool. (757) 209-1011 FOR RENT - Newly renovated duplex for rent downtown Portsmouth! 4bd/2ba spacious rooms! (757) 515-3899 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3BR/1.5BA, Fox Hill area, fenced yard, new carpet, screened porch, monthly rent. $1,050 available 12/1 (757) 570-0886 HOUSE FOR SALE - Beautiful Water View House on Cul-de-Sac in Carrollton. 3 BR/2.5 BA ,FROG, 2400 Sq Ft, new HVAC, roof, floors (757) 630-2267 GREAT HOME - 19 Henry St, Hampton 1660 SF, 3Br/2Full Ba. Wood Fire Pl, Fenced Bkyard, Shed, $123,600 *Ask About No $ Down* (757) 532-4968 HILTON VILLAGE - $156,500, HILTON VILLAGE, 3BR, 1.5BA, Duplex, Deck, Beautiful Home & Yard. 46 Hopkins St. 1 block from river. (757) 718-7890

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 FOR SALE - Mobile Home, Near Ft. Eustis. 1,200 SF, 3BR, 2BA, utility rm, appliance’s convay. $34 (757) 812-5150 FREE TIMESHARE - Powhatan Plantation Resort deeded Week 49R, 4 br lockoff unit. Free, you pay closing cost with your attorney (757) 259-0370 HOUSE FOR RENT - Gloucester Courthouse 3BR/2.5BTH with fenced yard, large deck and carport. $1400/Month (757) 869-2415

KEGURATOR - Avanti stainless steel series with tap and CO2 system. Excellent condition. $450. (757) 268-5667 CHILDCARE - Accepting all ages, M-F 6am to 6pm, Great Rates, Exp & Ref, 2 openings in Hampton (757) 947-4408

CONCERT TICKETS - Two tickets for the Steve Miller Band, Nov 10 at Ferguson Center, Seats M-108,109; $25/ea or $45/ pair (757) 871-6881 REDSKINS TXTS - 2 Tix & Parking Pass. 50 yd line vs Chargers (757) 240-5480 TI-86 - TI-86 Graphing Calculator in great condition. Asking $40. (757) 897-3246 VERSACE PILLOWS - 3 authentic Versace pillows, 2 red, 1 wht w/ symbol in center 14x14 like new $300 (540) 229-4883 EXERCISE BIKE - Marcey Recumbent Stationary Bike, like new, speed, calories, tension workout, programs. $120 (757) 218-2946 WEDDDING DECOR - Tying the knot? I can help with silk bouquets, pew bows, centerpieces,candy buffets and more. (757) 206-3386

BALLROOM DANCIN - Learn how to Ballroom Dance at “Shall We Dance Studio.” Group rates avail. (757) 291-6310

VENTRILOQUIST - Ventriloquist Show for any event big or small. All clean, funny humor. Low rates & lots of fun! (757) 578-0559

ORIGAMI OWL - Origami Owl Custom Jewelry-the perfect gift for that special someone for any occasion. (757) 871-7158

HOME REPAIRS - ceramic tile, bath & kitchen, room additions, fencing & decks (757) 329-5445

MOBILE DETAIL - make it shine on the spot mobile detailing. We clean your car or truck inside and out! (252) 287-5553

LET ME HELP YOU - Lose Weight - Feel Great - Get Free Products (757) 409-8533

STRAYER BOOKS - Finance 534 and BUS 599 latest edition $60 each (757) 814-7151

HOLIDAY DECOR - Ready for the Holidays? I can help with festive handmade wreaths, centerpieces, etc. (757) 206-3386

FREE FIRE WOOD - Free fire Wood, Bring saw and ax and get ready for winter Call (757) 329-6761

HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning, one time or special occasion cleaning welcomed, licensed & insured, free estimates. (757) 371-3904

LOG SPLITTER - 5 Ton, horizontal/vertical (757) 812-0729

EDGER - Toro Edgar attachment only used once. Bought from Lowes this summer, paid $89; asking $40. (757) 310-2738

Miscellaneous Items

WEIGHTLOSS - Watch me SHRINK you with Body Wraps and weightloss medical garments (757) 660-4370

90 DAY WEIGHT LOSS CHALLENGE - Get fit, healthy and feel great! (757) 726-7794. WARM UP 4 FALL - Soft handmade scarves, texting gloves, ear warmers and more! Customizable colors. Locally made. (804) 307-2822 LIGHT FIXTURES - 4 Bronzed light fixtures, 3 flushmount & 1 chandelier. All in great condition $120 (757) 310-2738 SHRUB TRIMMER - Black N Decker 6” rechargeable shrub trimmer w/ changeable blades. Asking $10 (757) 897-3246 ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat engagement ring. Appraisal & pics available. Make offer (757) 812-2719

IT WORKS-HEALTH - Youv’e got to try this crazy wrap thing for $25. (757) 871-3631 R/B TREEREMOVAL - Free estimates. Will under bid any tree service. (757) 848-6346 LANDSCAPING - Mowing, Fences, Decks, Gutters (cleaning & installation), etc. (757) 535-9279 DON’T BE SICK! - I have found a new biotech company w/ an amazing breakthrough that is changing lives. After 6pm or SAT/SUN. (757) 303-5347 BEST CHEESECAKE - multiple flavors available. best in the area. (757) 502-5531 HOME REPAIRS - Handyman home repair services. Free estimate. (757) 310-1194 PAINTING - Charlotte’s Painting will make your home beautiful. Interior decorating also. (757) 298-1733

SECURITY - Protect your family &business w/ Protect America!( 757) 298-3959

MASONIC PLAQUE - Old Mason’s 10” circular wall plaque. Heavy duty. Will text picture. $35 (757) 812-5129

HAIR TOOLS - Gold-n-Hot hair tools, full set w/oven plus elec straighting comb used 2 times on mannequin. Make offer. (757) 371-3904

A/C SERVICE - Have your A/C and Heat Pump cleaned and serviced today. Save money on your electric bill. (757) 771-3441


OCT

14 Miscellaneous Items cont. FOOD DELIVERY - Lunch restaurant delivery on Fri & Sat & Sun. Delivering food from your favorite restaurants (757) 926-5519 BALLOON ARTIST - Professional balloon artists for your next event! 4+ years exp and ref. available! (804) 815-4163 3CT DIAMOND SET - 3ct engagement & wedding ring set. free sizing. certified apprsl $7,800. can email pics. new cond. ask $3,900. (757) 876-7272 THIRTY-ONE GIFT - Christmas is around the corner and Thirty-One is the perfect gift for any lady. (757) 771-2432 UNIQUE GIFTS - Consider local Handmade pottery-whistles, heart bowls, tea pots, vases, cups,etc. CALL! (757) 750-7294 IT WORKS! - We sell body wraps that can help tighten & firm your body (757) 897-5254 FINANCIAL COACH - FREE financial coaching. Debt elimination, savings, budgeting. Ref. available. (804) 815-4163

FALL LAWN CARE - Mowing, Thatching, Aerating, Seeding, Feeding & more landscape needs-Call for estimateAffordable/Dependable (757) 871-4589 NUT MACHINES - 3 Bar top “nut” vending machine (25 cent slot). Good condition $150 obo. Call after 3:30pm (757) 472-7600 DAYCARE - Certified elementary teacher offering daycare & before/after school care in Poquoson. (757) 871-2788 HANDMADE GIFTS - Aromatherapy bath & foot soak and exfoliating body scrub. Products made locally with natural ingredients. (804) 307-2822

Pets

Pets cont. BOXER MIX - Free to good home 4 yr neutered Male-Needs home w/o other dogs, loving, house broke & obedient-UTD on shots (757) 846-4728 BOSTON TERRIERS - Boston Terrier pups: $350; 1F/1M. 10 wks. old. White with black. Parents on site. Vaccinated and dewormed. (757) 812-1635 ABANDONED PUPPY - Animal Medical Care, Yorktown near Walmart has a small breed, Male (757) 637-6847 HORSE STUFF - Grazing Muzzle - $30, Bell bts - $5, Tail Wraps - $5, Slow feed hay bag - $25, Cribbing Strap - $10 (757) 238-2371 FETCHING K9 - Manners is a doggie training class like no other! Proven success! Fun, relaxed class. Try it, you’ll like it! (757) 594-0365

PUG PUPPIES - playfull, friendly, about 15# when grown, good lap dog $200 (757) 850-0265 GOOD COMPANION - Bischon Frise mix free to good home. 5yrs old, UTD on all vacc. moving -cant keep (757) 281-8474

Wanted VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin,Suffolk,Windsor and Smithfield. 3rd shift (757) 653-8664 POOL LEAGUE - Looking to set up pool team for APA league in Southside Hampton Roads for Spring’14 session. All skill level (757) 759-7985 CUSTOM PAINTING - I do custom paintings with spraypaint. Rooms go for $50 plus supplies if you have a bussiness. Talk to me. (757) 237-6054 VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin,Suffolk,Windsor and Smithfield. 3rd shift (757) 653-8664 RIDE SHARE - Ride Share/Car Pool member fm Whaleyville/Gates Co. area to NNS. 1st Shift. For more info call (757) 705-3498 HOUSEMATE TO SHARE HOME - WiFi, Cable, hot tub, friendly, well-trained lab mix lives here. $540 per month incl utilities (757) 930-8169

Shipbuilders from Newport News Shipbuilding, Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Corporate Office and AMSEC gather for a group photo prior to the Peninsula Heart Walk this past Saturday, Oct. 12. Photo by Dar Deerfield Mook

Shipbuilders Walk in the Peninsula Heart Walk Continued from p. 2 ...trying to improve his heart health. DeLar said, “The event was a fun way to raise funds for research and to

educate the public on how important it is to take care of your heart.” Read more about the two HII recipients of the Peninsula Lifestyle Change Award at newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com.