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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

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Apprentice School Recognized as Trailblazer and Innovator

REMINDER

On Aug. 1, The Apprentice School was recognized by the Department of Labor’s Office of Apprenticeship as the 21st Century Registered Apprenticeship Trailblazer and Innovator during the “Out-Educate, Out-Innovate” national summit in Washington D.C. The award recognizes registered apprentice programs that play a critical role in preparing the workforce in the 21st century.

Form Retirements Improve Material Processes Read on p. 2

Everett Jordan, director of education at The Apprentice School and a featured speaker at the summit, said, “At Newport News Shipbuilding, the aspect of learning through a registered apprenticeship is ingrained in our company and in our culture. With our focus on craftsmanship, scholarship and leadership, The Apprentice School’s 798 apprentices are challenged to learn one of 25 different crafts in a complex heavy-construction and manufacturing setting and attain academic success in rigorous curricula.”

Fall Night School Applications Due Aug. 10 Read on p. 3

Parking in the North Yard Area Read on p. 3 NNS Night at the Norfolk Tides is Aug. 19 Read on p. 3

2012

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WIN 1,000 Get out your notepads, guitars, and beat boxes. It’s time to show off your talent.

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Environmental Health & Safety, Communications and Video Training departments are sponsoring a Newport News Shipbuilding Safety Song Contest. If you want to enter, submit a safety song between September 1 – 20 using the following guidelines:

Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis (foreground) celebrates the 75th anniversary of the National Apprenticeship Act by meeting with Apprenticeship Trailblazers. Everett Jordan (behind Solis), director of education at The Apprentice School. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Labor

Win $1,000 in the 2012 Safety Song Contest SAFETY SONG CONTEST RULES AND GUIDELINES: ❖ All music must be written and performed by Newport News Shipbuilding employees

❖ Entries are voluntary and should not be done on company time

❖ Entry must incorporate shipyard safety themes

❖ Submissions accepted September 1 through September 20

❖ Past entries are not eligible, and previous winners may not participate

❖ Voting takes place October 1 through October 15

❖ All genres of music will be considered

❖ One winner will be announced at the end of October

❖ Employees should make copies. Entries will not be returned.

A website will be established where the top songs, chosen by a committee, will be posted. Employees and the public will be allowed to vote on the songs at the designated website. Once the voting ends, the song with the highest number of votes will win.

For official contest rules, see page five of Currents. Contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) via email or at SAFETY FIRS 380-4384 for additional questions. T ❖ Entries must be submitted in the following formats: Audio and/or video CD, DVD or videotape

❖ No videotaping allowed in the shipyard by participants at any time

❖ Lyrics must also be submitted in writing, and not include profanity, slurs, or any lyrics that are offensive or otherwise not in good taste ❖ Music and lyrics must be original, and not include any previously copyrighted material. Parodies will not be considered

❖ Winning song will receive a $1,000 cash prize and have a music video produced by Newport News Shipbuilding’s Training Services department and displayed on the external website

❖ Songs should be submitted to Newport News Shipbuilding’s Communications Division, Building 520-1, attention Jeremy Bustin via yard mail or dropped off in person to Jeremy Bustin

Judging will be based on lyrics, message, music, creativity, and overall quality. Need inspiration?

Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/events/safety to hear other safety songs, including last year’s “Safety First” by Alfred Flythe.

Career Pathways Offers Internships for Teachers Twenty-three educators from public schools throughout southeastern Virginia are participating in a teacher internship July 9 - Aug. 10 through Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) Career Pathways program. The program, specifically designed for teachers and counselors, is a full-time internship that allows selected middle and high school educators to gain insight in NNS’ different programs and trades by experiencing what craftsman such as welders, pipefitters and electricians do to build and maintain Navy ships. Following the completion of the internship, the educators will be able to incorporate their new knowledge into future lesson plans to help Aug. 6 - 10, 2012

students prepare for careers in shipbuilding, manufacturing and other STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields. “Our partnership with the local school systems is an essential tool in educating the community on the lasting career opportunities we have here,” said George Decker, director of NNS Talent Acquisition. “At NNS, we build careers as well as great ships.” View a video about the Career Pathways program. For additional info about the program, visit the Career Pathways website. NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058

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Form Eliminations Improve Material Processes On Aug. 2, Material Engineering and Supply Chain held a “retirement celebration” for several administrative forms that added potential cost and delay to suppliers and ultimately impeded the flow of material to the deck plate. Tim Sweitzer, director of Material Engineering, quoted Milwaukee Valve Marine Manager Julie Olson who said, “You have obviously removed a very repetitive and time consuming effort. Kudos for taking on the paperwork monster.” Eliminating these forms will avoid thousands of transactions each year; thus, speeding up the process. “For years, suppliers have been giving us suggestions for improvement,” said Alma Fallon, director of Supply

Pictured (L to R): Tim Sweitzer, director of Material Engineering, Teresa Spruill (O58), Mark Webb (E68), and Brian Fields, vice president of Supply Chain Management. Photo by John Whalen

Chain Procurement. “Now they are seeing that we are serious about helping them succeed, which ultimately benefits our shipbuilders.”

Boykin Featured as OWE Guest Speaker More than 130 women and men attended the Outstanding Women’s Exchange (OWE) conference on July 13 at the Virginia Peninsula Association of Realtors in Hampton. The event brought a panel of four women executives together to discuss their “Feminine Edge in a Masculine World.” Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, was one of the guest speakers. Other speakers included: Debra Flores, president and administrator of Sentara CarePlex, Liz Moore, president of Liz Moore and Associates, and Mayor Molly Ward, City of Hampton. Front row (L to R): Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, and Britta Brown Zambrana (K93). Second row (L to R): Gwynn Gridley (X10), Jennifer McClain (O44), Jennifer Solomon (E80), Chavis Harris, director of EEO, Diversity and Corporate Citizenship.

Where is it Now? USS Abraham Lincoln USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) is scheduled to arrive in its new homeport at Naval Station Norfolk on Tuesday, Aug. 7, following an eight-month deployment. Next February, CVN 72 will leave Norfolk and come to Newport News Shipbuilding for a four-year Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH). During the RCOH period, the carrier’s nuclear reactors will be refueled, the ship’s combat and communication systems will be upgraded and modernized, and the hull, mechanical and electrical systems will be overhauled. Photo: F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets assigned to Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 2 conduct an air power demonstration over USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), right, and the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser Cape St. George (CG 71). U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Colby K. Neal

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Avoid Tickets and Towing in the North Yard Area Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) and the Newport News Police Department continue to receive calls from residents in the areas around the North Yard about vehicles belonging to shipbuilders parked in front and on private property. Vehicles illegally parked on the streets and on private property, including the Trinity Lutheran School will be ticketed and/or towed. As a reminder, the Navy parking lot located at 50th Street and Warwick Boulevard is open for all employees, contractors and leased employees. There is ample parking available and parking decals are not required in this lot. Shipyard vans marked “NNS Parking Lot Shuttle” will transport shipbuilders to and from the 50th Street lot from 5-8 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. stopping at the North Yard Gate and the gate at 50th Street and Washington Avenue.

Take the Family Out to the Ballgame on Aug. 19 Newport News Shipbuilding Night at the Norfolk Tides is Sunday, Aug. 19 at 6:15 p.m. The Tides are offering shipbuilders, their friends and family a significant discount on tickets. Discounted tickets are $8-10. Shipbuilder Chris Kelce (O22) will sing the National Anthem. For tickets, go to www.tidesgroups.com from a home computer and select Aug. 19. Enter promotional code: Submarine. Tickets must be purchased online to take advantage of the shipbuilding discount. For questions, contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384 or via email.

ODU Programs Coming Soon Old Dominion University Business Gateway will be offering professional certificate programs in program management, project management, and systems engineering in September. These programs are eligible for tuition reimbursement. For additional information, visit the Technical Skills Development Yardnet website or contact Nita Scarlett (O35) at 688-5599.

Pictured (L to R): John W. Parker, Jr., Dwayne Roes (M53) and Superintendent Joey Perry.

Shipbuilder Steering the Way On July 12, Apprentice Dwayne Roes (M53) was presented with a “Machine Shop On-The-Spot” recognition and a special coin from Machine Shop Superintendent Joey Perry for recognizing a faint linear crack on a submarine rod. Roes immediately stopped work when he noticed the crack and contacted his instructor. “By Dwayne speaking up and being heard by his leadership, a potential malfunction with that part failing on the submarine after installment due to those linear cracks, was obverted,” said Quality Manager John W. Parker, Jr.

REMINDERS Want Electronic Records Management? Newport News Shipbuilding is now offering departments the opportunity to store records in an electronic record repository. Departments interested in utlizing the electronic records management system should attend one of the sessions listed below. •

Aug. 15 from 3-4 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium

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Aug. 16 from 8-9 a.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium

Register for the sessions via the Learning Exchange (course name: “Electronic Records Management - Getting Started”). Contact Dan Longo (O14) at 688-7542 or Darlene Barber (O14) at 380-4340.

Fall Night School Applications Due Aug. 10 Newport News Shipbuilding’s Fall 2012 Night School bulletin is available on the Night School Yardnet website. The fall semester will begin the week of Sept. 10 through Nov. 17. The deadline to submit applications is Aug. 10. For more info or questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

Attendees eat and socialize during the event.

SHIPs Hosts Summer Event More than 200 SHIPs Network members and family attended the SHIPs annual summer event on July 21 at Bethel Park in Hampton. “My kids and I enjoyed ourselves so much despite the rain,” said Natalie Witte, SHIPs member. “Everything was done beautifully -- the greetings, kid’s goodie bags, face-painting, games, music, and food! My family is definitely looking forward to next year’s event.”

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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 Aug. 6 at Bldg. 600 or on Aug. 7 at Bldg. 902. Call 0-2803 (Bldg. 600) or 0-4029 (Bldg. 902) for an appointment.

More at www.gohrt.com/services/peninsula-commuter-service

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Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) Diversity and Inclusion council has approved the formation of a Veteran’s Employee Resource Group (VERG). Come join fellow shipyard military veterans and guests from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium. Attendees will learn about VERG and how it will add value to NNS and the community. Contact Marcia Downing (O36) at 688-2152 or via email for additional info. “At the Helm” Toastmasters will meet from 4:45-5:45 p.m. in the NetCenter (Classroom 105). Guests are welcome. For more info, contact William Henry (E22) at 380-4581. Huntington Ingalls Industries will host a conference call and webcast at 9 a.m. to release its second quarter 2012 financial results. Note: Newport News Shipbuilding employees will need to access the webcast from home. It will be available at www.huntingtoningalls.com for a limited time. It will also be recorded and available through Aug. 15 by calling (888) 286-8010. Please use passcode 18132369. The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (room 214A). Guests are welcome. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more info. The International Compliance Office will conduct Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Register for either session via the Learning Exchange. Contact Tamara Wine (O19) at 380-3599 for more info.

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Join WiSE members at Tropical Smoothie in Port Warwick from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Before 5 p.m. smoothies are half price. At 5:30 p.m. the group will hold a drawing for FREE Kings Dominion Family Day tickets (Sept. 15). Contact Britta Zambrana Brown (K93) at 688-2786 for details. Sign-up recommended, but not required. “At the Helm” Toastmasters will meet from 4:45-5:45 p.m. in the NetCenter (Classroom 105). Guests are welcome. For more info, contact William Henry (E22) at 380-4581. The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (room 214A). Guests are welcome. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more info. The International Compliance Office will conduct Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium. Register for either session via the Learning Exchange. Contact Tamara Wine (O19) at 380-3599 for more info. The Apprentice School Student Association will host a BBQ CookOff and Paintball game at Bethel Park in Hampton. All apprentices are invited. During the event attendees will have the opportunity to participate in various activities including: volleyball, paddle boat rentals, three-legged race, etc. Tickets are $1 per person; $20 per person for paintball. To purchase tickets, contact Judy Hester (O22) at 688-2512. For more info, contact Gary Garner (O38) at 589-3062 or Nathan Averett (X42) at 870-4141.

The Apprentice School Jaycees and The Green Turtle at Peninsula Town Center are teaming up for a day of fundraising. A percentage of all sales made at The Green Turtle on Aug. 14 will be vested in the Apprentice Jaycees. Tell your family, friends and co-workers to come out and support the Apprentice School Jaycees with a meal and a few beverages.

Editor: Lauren Ward Contributing writers: Jordan Bryan and Phoebe Doty

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

[email protected] (757) 380-4622

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

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G N O S Y T E F A S CONTEST WIN $1,000 Get out your notepads, guitars, and beat boxes. It’s time to show off your talent.

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Environmental Health & Safety, Communications and Video Training departments are sponsoring a Newport News Shipbuilding Safety Song Contest. If you want to enter, submit a safety song between September 1 – 20 using the following guidelines:

SAFETY SONG CONTEST RULES AND GUIDELINES: ❖ All music must be written and performed by Newport News Shipbuilding employees

❖ Entries are voluntary and should not be done on company time

❖ Entry must incorporate shipyard safety themes

❖ Submissions accepted September 1 through September 20

❖ Past entries are not eligible, and previous winners may not participate

❖ Voting takes place October 1 through October 15

❖ All genres of music will be considered

❖ One winner will be announced at the end of October

❖ Entries must be submitted in the following formats: Audio and/or video CD, DVD or videotape ❖ No videotaping allowed in the shipyard by participants at any time ❖ Lyrics must also be submitted in writing, and not include profanity, slurs, or any lyrics that are offensive or otherwise not in good taste ❖ Music and lyrics must be original, and not include any previously copyrighted material. Parodies will not be considered

❖ Winning song will receive a $1,000 cash prize and have a music video produced by Newport News Shipbuilding’s Training Services department and displayed on the external website ❖ Songs should be submitted to Newport News Shipbuilding’s Communications Division, Building 520-1, attention Jeremy Bustin via yard mail or dropped off in person to Jeremy Bustin

❖ Employees should make copies. Entries will not be returned. A website will be established where the top songs, chosen by a committee, will be posted. Employees and the public will be allowed to vote on the songs at the designated website. Once the voting ends, the song with the highest number of votes will win. Judging will be based on lyrics, message, music, creativity, and overall quality. Need inspiration? Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/events/safety to hear other safety songs, including last year’s “Safety First” by Alfred Flythe.

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DOORS, FLOORS, WINDOWS, CERAMIC TILE, SHEETROCK, PAINTING ETC. 757-723-4971 TUPPERWARE: GET THE BEST FORGET THE REST! SUMMER SALE! MY WIFE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! 757-365-4096 MOTOR VEHICLES / SUPPLIES / PARTS ‘01 BUICK CENTURY. ZERO LEAKS. ENGN/TRANS A+ COSMETIC C. BLUE BOOK VALUE $2,400 NEGOTIABLE; 757-508-6750 ALUMIMUM DIAMOND PLATE DOG BOX FOR SMALL PICKUP, SINGLE DOOR W/ BOTTOM. $175; 757-869-9031 CAMPER SHELL FIBERGLASS FITS SMALL TRUCK 6’6” X 5’RED IN COLOR OFF OF A 91 TOYOTA $ 150.00; CALL 757-869-9031 ‘96 GMC JIMMY 4X$ 4.3L V6 AUTO/OD PS/PB/AC/ELEC WIN/LOCKS GOOD TIRES $850 OBO CALL 757-838-8955 ‘00 HARLEY SPORTSTER 1200CC 19,976 MILES LOTS OF CHROME. SCREAMING EAGLE PIPES 5,500.00 NEG 757-633-7975 DRAWTITE SWAY HITCH W/BALL RATED FOR 10,000 LB; $125; CALL 313-820-3684 ‘86 HARLEY SPORTSTER 883. RUNS GREAT. 6/13 INSPECTION. 23K MILES. EXTRAS. $2,800; CALL 434-532-3763 ‘01 HARLEY FXDXT SUPER GLIDE, 8,240 MILES, DEALER MAINTAINED, GARAGE KEPT, $10K CALL 757-880-3908 ‘03 BLK INFINITI G35, INTERIOR GREAT TAN LEATHER, 120K MILES. GREAY MULTIPURPOSE CAR--RELIABLE; CALL 757-256-3972 ‘98 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 4-CYL AUTO COLD AC. RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION, FAIR PAINT. $1,700; CALL 757-897-4615 ‘08 HYUNDAI VERICRUZ 65,000 MI. EXC COND. 100,000 MILE TRANSF WARRANTY. SEATS 7.$16,500 757-778-2783 M109 SUZUKI BOULEVARD TALL SISSY BAR & BRACKETS $150 OBO CALL OR TEXT 757-236-0789

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‘07 SPORTSTER1200XL, CUSTOM, HEATED GRIPS, WINDSHIELD, OIL COOLER, FORWARD-CONTROLS, MORE, $4K; 757-686-1319 M90 SUZUKI BOULEVARD SADDLEBAGS, GENUINE LEATHER W/SUPPORT BRACKETS $300 OBO (NEW $750) 757-236-0789 ‘09 TRIUMPH STREET TRIPLE R, SPORT BIKE IN SUFFOLK, VA MATTE ORANGE, 675 CC, DOHC, 4,100 MI., 367C; 757-329-1789 ‘10 TRIUMPH SPEED TRIPLE SPECIAL EDITION SPORT BIKE IN SUFFOLK, VA BLACK, 1,050 CC, DOHC, 1,700 MI.. 757-329-1789 ‘86 SILVERADO 175K MI RUNS GREAT, NEW INSP/TIRES, $1,500 OBO CALL 757-342-2762/757-329-6761 17X9” ALUM WHEELS, DIRECTIONAL TIRES, 5X4.75” BOLT, HAVE PICS TEXT/LEAVE MESSAGE 757-589-5632 -- $600 $2,200/ 2001 BUICK CENTURY CUST. 100% PASS ON ENGINE/TRANSMIS DIAGNOSTIC TEST. SLIGHT WEAR.. SEMI, 757-508-6750 ‘06 NISSAN SENTRA S SPECIAL EDITION, 4CYL, BLUE, PW, PL, CC, AC, AT, 84K MILES, 35MPG, $7,000 OBO, 757-813-1204 ‘02 LIFTED,ELECT. GOLF CART, BIG TIRES,SUPER CHIP. 22MPH.CALL CHUCK FOR MORE INFO CALL 757-660-0150 ‘08 HARLEY ULTRA CLASSIC FOR SALE $1,2000 OBO; FOR MORE INFO CALL 757-660-0150 ‘86 HARLEY ULTRA CLASSIC FOR SALE. $5,000 OBO; FOR INFO CALL 757-660-0150 ‘88 SUBURBAN FOR SALE - A MUST SEE! CALL CHUCK FOR MORE INFO. 757-660-0150 ‘06 JEEP WRANGLER SE WITH SOFT TOP & HARD DOORS, AUTO TRANS, 52K MILES, EXC. COND $12,500; CALL 804-642-1287 ‘03 KAWASAKI VULCAN 750 - GARAGE KEPT - NEW BATTERY - JUST INSPECTED - MANY EXTRAS! CALL 757-357-9665 PETS USED FERRET CAGE START KIT. INCLUDES WTR BTL, BEDS, FD BWL, LITTER BOX. $70 CALL JEREMIAH 757-235-5744 BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. READY 8/27. 1ST SHOTS, DEWORMED. EMAIL: [email protected] SUBJECT: BOSTON LARGE TRI- LEVEL FERRET CAGE W/ BUILT IN SLIDE OUT LITTER BOX $100 OBO. ACCS INCLUDED; CALL 757- 303-2426 6-STALLS AVAIL-$125 A MONTH 757-846-4728 AFT4:00PM 20 ACRES OF TRAILS 4 RIDING-3 FIELDS FOR GRAZING REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRES IN GATES COUNTY. PERKS. PARTIALLY CLEARED. $159,000. MAKE OFFER; 757-567-7127 OBX-RENT5BR HOME: POOL/SPA/WETBAR/INTRNET/FREE GOLF/BOWLING/SUNSET CRUISE. WK $995-$2,895; 757-826-0740 BRICK RANCHER 4BR,1BATH, BONUS RM, LR/KIT/UTILITY, ATTACHED GARAGE. $166,500 LITTLE CREEK NORFOLK 757-838-8955 4BR/3BA HOME BEECHLAKE WITH DECK $ INLAW SUITE W/ PRIV ENTRANCE CALL 757-753-4894 FOR A SHOWING IOW, 4BD, 3BA, GRT RM, MSTR ST, EIK, 2,300 SF ON 18.3AC,CLOS/COST ASSIST, 757-569-0495 IOW, CARRSVILLE AREA,10.3AC, ALL WOODS, PRICE REDUCED, CLOS/COST ASSIST, 757-569-0495 NORFOLK 4BR,1BA BRICK RANCH.LARGE FENCED YARD, NEEDS A LOT OF WORK. CASH & CARRY $91,000.TXT 757-615-1113 3-BR HOUSE, 2.5BA, LR, DR, KI, GRANITE COUNTER/SS APPL! WYTHE AREA, 165K CALL 757-329-6761 2-BR, 2BA, LR, DR, KI, DEN DET GAR UPGRADED APPL! NEAR BUCKROE BEACH OWN IT, 145K CALL 757-329-6761 OBX TIMESHARE 4 SALE 3,000 AT OUTERBANKS BEACH CLUB II WEEK 41 POOLSIDE CALL 757-630-9760 ROOM FOR RENT. 10 MINS FROM SHIPYARD. $600/MONTH INCLUDES UTIL, INTERNET & LAUNDRY. USE OF POOL; 757-810-6721 2 BED/1 BA, 642 DRESDEN DR, GARDEN VIEW APTS, MID-TOWN NN, WALK TO ELEM SCHL, $550/MO, 757-873-2111 ROOM 4 RENT, FOXHILL HAMPTON, 15 MIN FROM YARD, 500/MNTH OR 125/WK, GARAGE SPACE, PETS PSBL, 757-816-3085 HAMPTON - 157 ARMSTRONG - 4 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS - RENT $1200 MONTH - 757-713-0034 WANTED MASTER SHIPBUILDER RECOGNITION CEREMONY PROGRAMS: 1ST TO 20TH ANNUAL. FOR NNS COLLECTION; 757-599-1960 EXP MUSIC DIRECTOR SEEKING MID SIZE CHURCH. 25 YRS EXP IN SBC,UMC. CALL 757-567-7127 VERY RESPONSIBLE SMALL GROUP OF MEN SEEK TO RENT LAND TO CUT TRAILS ON TO RIDE OUR DIRT BIKES; 757-402-9864 MIRACLE STILL NEEDED: REASONABLY PRICED, RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION, GOOD ON GAS! 757-376-7883 GENTLY USED WASHER AND DRYER. PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 757-344-1811 DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. WILL PURCHASE UNEXPIRED & SEND TO PEOPLE WITH LITTLE OR NO INS. 804-824-1280 YARD AND GARAGE SALES HUGE GARAGE SALE, SAT & SUN 8-4. 11314 JEFFERSON AVE, NN 23601. DECORATIVE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, LAMPS, ETC. YARD SALE AT 244 ELLIOTT ROAD, YORKTOWN. 8/11 FROM 7AM - 12PM -- FOR MORE INFO CALL OR TEXT 897-4377 VICTORY MEADOWS YARD SALE! SAT 8/11 7AM TO NOON. TAKE VICTORY BLVD TOWARDS POQUOSON ON THE RIGHT