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Leon Reynolds, president of AASA (right), guest speaker Rev. Dr. Dwight Riddick and wife, and Pete Diakun, vice president of Energy Programs and executive sponsor of AASA. Photo by Chris Oxley
NNS Modeling and Simulation Engineer Kayla Harris guides high school students with their exploration of virtual reality during Engineering Career Days February 20-21. Photo by John Whalen
Students Learn the Ins and Outs of STEM During Engineering Career Days Newport News Shipbuilding tested the engineering know-how of about 600 high school students during Engineering Career Day events on February 20-21 in partnership with NASA Langley Research Center, Jefferson Lab and the Peninsula Engineers Council. Chief Engineer Charles Southall shared with the sophomores and juniors some experiences he has enjoyed as a result of his career. He talked about the thrill of riding sea trials on the submarine USS Minnesota (SSN 783) and the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) and playing a role in the floating of the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). “This is a phenomenal... Continued on p. 4
Ford Welders Recognized for 762 Accident-Free Days Eleven welders working on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) were recognized on February 6 for going 762 days accident-free. In honor of their accomplishment, the team celebrated with a pizza party during lunch. “This crew works in Ford’s engine room and down in the reactors,” said X88 General Foreman Ronald Mull. “They are consistently working in small and tight working spaces on the ship, so going accident-free for more than two years is quite an accomplishment. I couldn’t be more proud of this crew – it means a lot to know that they are paying attention, looking out for one... Continued on p. 2 Feb. 24 - 28, 2014
Shipbuilders Attend AASA’s Black History Month Event The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) hosted its annual Black History Month Celebration on February 20 in the James River Room of Bldg 520. The evening’s theme of art, music and inspiration was “Paying It Forward, As We Continue the Dream.” Guest speaker, Rev. Dr. Dwight Riddick of Gethsemane Baptist Church in Newport News, talked about the sacrifices of past shipbuilders and other African Americans that paved the way for future generations to succeed. The celebration opened with an inspirational spoken word presentation by Rochelle Robbins (O93) and included several musical selections. An art exhibit showcased the talents of 14 artists including shipbuilders, their family members and friends. “Everyone seemed to leave the event energized and uplifted,” said AASA member Roslyn Long, (E83). “Most people attending summed up their feelings about the evening in one word, ‘fantastic.’”
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Pipe Fitters Recognized for Safety Milestone Ten pipe fitters working on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) were recognized on February 11 for performing more than three years without an accident. The crew is responsible for installing sprinkler systems, working in tanks, compartment completion and miscellaneous piping systems on Ford. To celebrate the safety accomplishment, the crew was treated to a special luncheon. “You all have accomplished this milestone together as a team and I appreciate your hard work,” said X42 General Foreman K.C. Keeter. “You guys talk about safety often and you ask questions when you don’t understand something – but most importantly, you make it a priority to watch out for yourself and your fellow shipbuilders.” Lead Superintendent Donald Suits congratulated the team on their safety milestone and also applauded them on
Front row (L to R): Kevin Robertson, Joe Harrell, Matthew McLawhorn, Harvey Bowden and Marvin Outlaw. Back row (L to R): Archie Deloatch, Jamar Nicholson, Jamar Bloodworth, Brian German and James Foster. Photo by Ricky Thompson
their quality of work. “One day years from today, you will be listening to the news and hear that Ford is going overseas to help people,” said Suits. “I want you to think back at the work you are doing right now on this ship and know that you completed all your jobs to the best of your ability – good, honest and safe work. I’m very proud of this team and I challenge you to go another 365 days without an accident.”
NEW! Check Out Focus NNS The latest episode of Focus NNS takes a look at the safest year in shipyard history and why 2013 was such a good year. It also welcome a new company that will help bolster Newport News Shipbuilding’s venture into the energy
arena and looks at what’s ahead as it gets closer to the christening of John Warner (SSN 785) this summer. Visit Yardnet to watch the full episode of Focus NNS.
Ford Welders Recognized for 762 Accident-Free Days Continued from p. 1 ...another and doing
their job right.” Howard Blume (X18), has worked at Newport News Shipbuilding for 12 years. “I think our team’s safety successes come from a combination of things,” said Blume. “We have ‘Take Five’ talks each morning, which help us to not to become complacent in our work environment. We also communicate and look out for each other on a regular basis.” Justin Smith (X18), one of the newest members of the team added, “The shipbuilders with more experience on our crew help guide and watch out for the younger shipbuilders. It means a lot to know that the people I work with care about my safety.”
Front row (L to R): Allen Kreicar, Justin Smith, Ronald Whitby and Clinton Conner. Back row (L to R): Howard Blume, David Hayes and Foreman William Lemons. Photo by Chris Oxley
Foreman William Lemons is proud of his crew not only for their safety successes, but also for their quality work. “This crew not only works safe, they also perform quality work,” said Lemons. “Their safety record proves that safety and quality go hand in hand. I hope to celebrate another accident free year with this crew one year from now.”
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Detail Pipe Shop Celebrates Accident-Free Safety Records On February 7, more than 100 Detail Pipe Shop craftsmen who had an accident-free safety record in 2013 were recognized by division leadership with a spaghetti lunch. “Thanks to each of you for leading your crews to an accident-free safety record last year,” said Andy Green, vice president of Component Fabrication and Assembly. “This accomplishment is a great reflection on each of you as leaders in this shop. I’m grateful that I can count on you to encourage safe behavior so that our shipbuilders can return home to their families the same way they came to work.” Pipe Fitter Terry Gray serves as a make-up foreman and a co-leader for the shop’s safety task team. “There were two major things that our crew did well last year to remain accident-free,” said Gray. “We focused on people and processes. Our crew is a very close knit group, so our relationships with each other made it easy to communicate regularly and watch out for each other. The second thing we did was follow our processes closely. Having good processes and procedures in place made our work safer. The processes also made it easier to recognize things out of place or things that needed fixing.”
Andy Green, vice president of Component Fabrication and Assembly, congratulates Pipe Shop craftsmen who had an accident-free safety record in 2013. Photo by John Whalen
Welder Orlando Boyer has been accident-free for the past nine years. “Our crew is like a big family,” said Boyer. “We lookout for each other, talk and share laughs. I think the biggest contributor to our safety successes is discussing safety regularly. Every morning we remind each other to recognize, evaluate and control (R.E.C.) situations and take 10 seconds before we start work to make sure our workplace is safe. During that time we look for anything that could be hazardous or get in the way of us working safely. If anything needs to be done, we notify a supervisor and ensure it is taken care of before we begin our work.”
Security News Flash Determination of “need-to-know” is the personal responsibility of all shipbuilders! “Need-to-know” is one of the most difficult security principles to apply. The practice of “need-to-know” limits the damage that can be done by a trusted insider who betrays trust. Failures in implementing the “need-to-know” principle can cause serious damage to an organization and to national security. When performing your job, you are expected to limit requests for information to that which you have a “need-to-know.” Under some circumstances, you may be expected to explain and justify your “need-to-know” when asking others for information. Likewise, you are expected to ensure that anyone to whom you give classified, sensitive, or proprietary information has a legitimate “need-to-know” even if they have the proper security clearance. Refrain from discussing classified, sensitive, or proprietary information in hallways, lunch areas, elevators, rest rooms, or smoking areas where the discussion may be overheard by persons who do not have the appropriate security clearance or access and a “need-to-know.”
This Week in NNS’
History On February 15, 1997, a team construction agreement was reached between the U.S. Navy, Newport News Shipbuilding and General Dynamics Electric Boat to build Virginia-class submarines.
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Engineering Career Days Continued from p. 1 ...opportunity,” Southall said. “You are standing right in the
middle of some of the most nationally recognized institutions in this country, and we hope you will take advantage of it.” Using a format similar to speed dating, students experienced hands-on opportunities to learn about different science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines, from nuclear engineering to low-temperature physics. After rotating through four mini-workshops staffed by the sponsoring organizations, the students participated in one of three engineering design challenges. The shipyard challenged students to build the lightest boat that held the most amount of weight before sinking. NASA challenged students to design a landing capsule judged on the rate of descent while protecting the marshmallow payload placed inside. Jefferson Lab challenged students to design and build the most powerful wind-powered machine to lift dice from the floor to the level of the tabletop.
Patrick Ryan (right) a project manager at NNS, explains augmented reality to Dominic Abbondanzo, a sophomore at Lafayette High School, during the Engineering Career Days event. Photo by John Whalen
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A special offering of the Systems Engineering Certificate Program hosted by the Old Dominion University (ODU) Business Gateway will begin on Feb. 25 from 4:30-8:30 p.m. and will run for six weeks. For more information or for questions, contact Nita Scarlett (O35) at 688-5599. L.E.A.R.N. will host a lunchtime presentation with Vice President of Quality and Process Excellence Ron Murray from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Building 520 (James River Room). A box lunch and half-hour charge will be provided. The event is open for all employees, however, seating is limited and reservations are required. Event sign-up begins on Feb.13 on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-2 (room 203). Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (O83) at 688-6204 for information. The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 902 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. To schedule an appointment, call 380-4029. For questions, call 380-3011.
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The Progressive Club will host its first event of the year from 4-9 p.m. The club has three outings a year and one banquet; all events are held at Knights of Columbus in Newport News. Dues are $45 per year. Shipbuilders can ask for a trial membership for an outing for the cost of $15 (not including banquet). Progressive Club is open to salary and retired salary employees. For more information, contact Debbra Stanfield (X70) at 534-3558. L.E.A.R.N. will host an after-work presentation with Becky Stewart, vice president of Manufacturing, from 4:30-6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. The event is open to all employees and is by reservation only. Sign-up begins on February 27 on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. The Progressive Club will host its “Cabin Fever” Golf Classic at Sleepy Hole Golf Course on March 28. Check-in begins at noon. Shipbuilders interested in participating should complete a registration form. For additional information or for questions, contact Kenny McBurney (X88) at 380-3659.
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Bldg. 600 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. To schedule an appointment, call 380-2803. For questions, call 380-3011.
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NNS shipbuilder Mark Caleb works near the aft end of the submarine John Warner (SSN 785). Photo by Ricky Thompson
Employee Classifieds
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24 Audio & Video SOPRANOS - Sopranos complete 1st & 2nd season DVDs in Box Set $25 (757) 898-9095 BLACKBERRY - Model 9650, no camera, comes with case, charger and two extra batteries. $75. Call (757) 715-0814 iPAD GEN 1 - iPad Gen 1 16gb Wifi+3G (AT&T), No Camera, $200 cash or credit, Refurbished. Text Me (757) 594-5857 PHILLIPS 22 LED - Phillips 22” LED TV, New, 2 HDMI Inputs, $70. (757) 268-1608 SAMSUNG 32” LED - 32” SAMSUNG LED TV & Dynex 1080p Blu-Ray Plyr, Both NIB, $150; (757) 268-1608 iPHONE 5 CASES - Brand new iphone 5 cases Otterbox Defender colors: pink, purple, camo & pink camo $20 ea. (757) 696-2616 SILVER STAR DJS - Wedding Specialists for Amazing Events. Dates still open in 2014. Book your DJ now by web or phone (757) 356-1166 HAMPTONROADS DJ - Shipyard-tastic DJs, web or (757) 621-0464 EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event! (757) 869-1876
Auto 26 CHEVY - excellent condition, lots of TLC, not another like it in this area! Call for photos. MSTA $10K (757) 868-8050 04 LEXUS LS 430 - Gold, Looks & Runs Great, 159K Miles. Asking Price $10,500. Pics & Details (757) 344-4727 04 FORD F-150 - 2WD Supercab, 5.4L Auto, gray w/gray int, tonneau, towing pkg, dlr serviced, nice truck, 165k miles, $6K obo (757) 334-3925 91 TOYOTA SUPRA - 180,000 miles, 15k on rebuilt motor. Fun to drive, runs good, great daily driver. New brakes 4,250 obo (757) 268-2316 6’TONNEAO COVER - 6’ Soft Tonneao cover. Currently on a Ranger. $150 (724) 557-3341 07 HD DYNA - Black cherry color Street Bob loaded with chrome 96 ci motor garage kept 11,000 miles needs nothing $7,999 (757) 329-2698 06 HONDA - - Odyssey EX-L, Ocean Mist Blue, 5DR & Loaded, 66200K miles, Non-Smoker, Ext. Warranty Transferable. $12,995 (757) 329-5473
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03 530i BMW - average miles $5,500 /white with tan interior. Excellent condition. One owner! (757) 344-6233
07 SUZUKI GS500F - 3,200 miles. black/ gray, $2,500 (804) 815-8911
GIBSON SG - Cherry Red w/ dual humbuckers upgraded wiring/pots graphite saddles, nut. $1,900 w skb case, perfect cond. (757) 771-2955
55 CHEVY - Restoration project. Body work complete. Many extras. Excellent condition. MSTA $9K (757) 868-8050 70 VW BUG - Oldie but a goodie! Excellent condition. MSTA $10K (757) 868-8050 TOW BAR - Blue Ox Alpha Tow bar with base plate and all accessories. Was used to tow Jeep Wrangler behind RV. $500 neg. (757) 596-2192
24” RIMS/TIRES - 24” 6 lug rims/tires chrome (like-new tread on tires) text for pictures or questions $1,500 obo, Chesapeake (757) 235-4568 04 YAMAHA YZF R6 low miles runs great, clean title, new tires, K&N air filter, short pipe, Color black & red. $3,200 Call for more info (757) 353-0680 TRAILER AXLE - 1 trailer axle off twin axle camper drum to drum with springs $75 (757) 234-3323
11 KLR 650 - awesome deal 2011 kawasaki klr 650 low miles great on gas ready to roll & great parking open to all offers (757) 303-1356 13 HARLEYSLIM - Harley Softail Slim - 200 miles, added accessories and stock parts go with the bike. Have Pictures! $18,500 (757) 508-8307 99 Mercedes ML430 - $4,500 Gray, good conditon, clean, runs good. V8, leather, 6 passenger seating. (757) 735-5994 MOTORCYCLE - 09 Suzuki boulevard c50t 2800 low miles march 14 insp. boulevard windshield,saddlebags $5,500 (757) 297-0859 08 FORD TRUCK - White w/ Auto,ac,ps,pb good clean cond. with matching fiberglass campershell. 150K miles new batt. $4,895 (757) 771-2955 07 HONDA - Ridegeline 4DR 4X4 CrewMax; V6-AT-AC-AM\FM\CD-Roof Rack. 110K miles Looks & drives like new. $13,600 (757) 903-6296 BMX BIKE - Mirraco Luxstar BMX/Road bike in good condition. New hand grips, sprocket and chain. Odyssey tires. $185 (757) 897-4658 17 INCH RIMS - Four 17 in rims for sale...400.00...text for pics (757) 593-0867 98 MERCEDES C230 - 1998 MercedesBenz C230 - Excellent Condition. 132k miles. Power Everything, Sunroof. $3,900 (757) 848-6258 29 FORD - Ratrod parts, frame, doors, cowl, radiator frame (stainless) $350 (757) 234-3323 9” FORD AXLE - Drum to Drum minus brake hardware $275 posi. (757) 234-3323 10 VW GTI - 47,000 miles, one owner. White, 2 door. 2.0L Turbo, 6-speed manual. Asking $17,000. (757) 968-1690 07 MAZDA 3I - *REDUCED*, 94k, Clean, Sunroof, Black, 4D, New Tires, New Brakes, PW$PL, 32MPG HGWY, Asking $8,500 (757) 739-6686 03 ELANTRA - Hyundai Elantra, about 200k miles, manual, hatchback, 4 door. Black interior and exterior. $1,500/obo Negotiabl (757) 325-7990
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FENDER STACK - Cybertwin Head w/ Fender Bassman 4*10 cab and 1*15 cab, all new cond. $1,500 (757) 771-2955 FENDER TELE - Custom hotrodded tele w/ neck humbucker and dual blade in brdg. 22fret custom $1,600 (757) 771-2955 FENDER STRAT - Custom strat w/ 3 dual blade humbuckers, 22 frets, locking tuners graphite nut, saddles. $1,200 (757) 771-2955 CORNHOLE FUNDRAISER - Support Tidewater Bombers 10U baseball at Wild Wing Cafe 1pm Mar 1st, 1437 Sams Dr, Chesapeake (757) 617-8000
SPACE SAVER - Desk top metal frame holds sliding keyboard. Monitor sits on top $10 Pics available. (757) 898-9095 COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85+ parts Call (757) 329-6761
Furnishings/Appliances PIANO - Antique piano, great character & detailing. Call or text your e-mail for pictures. (757) 535-9279 G.E. Refrigerator $200 obo (252) 395-0162
Hobbies LEARN TO SAIL - Sea Scouting for boys and girls ages 13-20 at Ft. Monroe. (757) 714-1348 HUNT CLUB - Hunt club in Gloucester Va, Wanting new members, Call for more info (757) 467-9629 GOLF CLUBS - Wilson Dyna-Powered: Irons 2 thru 9, Pitching Wedge, Drivers 1, 2 & 4; needs regripping; vg cond $75 (757) 599-1960 TREK 21SPD - Trek 21 spd road bike, made for a tall person over 6’. Brand new cond, has front adj. shocks. $500 Maroon (757) 771-2955 DO YOU COLLECT ANGELS? Selling one or whole collection of beautiful angels. Many to choose from. Great gift too! (757) 594-9371 SWINGSMART - SwingSmart Golf Trainer, New In Box, $225 cash or credit. Get ready for the upcoming season (757) 594-5857 FOOTBALL CAMP - Superior Youth Football Training Registration March 1st for Ages 5-15 $40 249 W.Chamberlin Ave Hampton. (757) 768-1119 GUITAR CLASSES - You KNOW you want to! 1-on-1 (in NN) Zero stress. rock-bluesfolk-C&W et al. Wkly/bi-wkly sched. Call/ text (757) 528-7017
BEDROOM SET - Solid wood queen bed, night stand, dresser, mattress, box spring covered in Excellent condition. $900 (757) 594-9371 BEDROOM SET - Stickley Cherry 4 post Canopy queen bed, night stand, triple dresser, armoire, moving sale $6,500 (757) 812-9763 GENERATOR - New Generator started once Asking $650. (757) 724-4173 REFRIGERATOR - Whirlpool, White, SideBySide, 25cu ft, ice/water dispenser, great cond, $450, 2.5 yrs (757) 865-0466 CHILD CRIB - $300 ODO (252) 395-0162
Real Estate KILN CREEK (NN) - 2 MABR/2.5 BA Townhouse, 1,479 SQFT, Open plan, screen porch, pool, tennis, park, $163,900. For photos (757) 771-7655 RENT - 805 Headrow Terr. 3bdrm 1.5 bath 1248 SQFT. Attached garage + Shed. Quiet Neighborhood. $1,050/mth + Dep. (757) 879-5184 HOUSE FOR RENT - Hampton, Henry St, 1660 SF, 3Br/2Full Ba. Cntrl Air/heat, Wood Fire Pl, Bonus Room, Fenced Bkyard, $1,150/mo (757) 218-2611
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FOR SALE/OWNER - Beautiful brick Colonial, upgrades galore 5 bdr, 2.5 baths, large garage, 114 Gwynn Circle, NN 23602 $214,900 (757) 675-9954
FIREWOOD - Maple and oak $120 per cord. Located in Newport News near Harpersville and Jefferson intersection. (757) 849-2071
CUSTOM PAINTING - Free Estimates, Fast, Clean and Dependable Service. Licenses and Bonded. Leave msg. (757) 952-5544
VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin, Windsor and Smithfield 3rd shift. (757) 653-8664
FOR SALE - $109,900 Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch, corner lot Fenced, large patio, shed 7307 Orcutt Ave, NN (757) 675-9954
BABY STUFF - Pack-n-play $35, stroller $25, Eddie Bauer high chair $25, for sale. All in good cond., Hardly used. (757) 325-7081
DAYCARE - M-F,6 am-5 pm, Experienced and located close to Shipyard. Infantsup for full or part time. One spot open (757) 679-0305
RIDE SHARE - Two member Ride Share/Car Pool seeks third member fm Whaleyville/ Gates Co. area to NNS. 1st shift. Save $. (757) 705-3498
90 DAY WEIGHT LOSS CHALLENGE - Get fit, healthy and feel great! Call for more information (757) 726-7794
RIDERS - Have van going through Franklin and Windsor. Please call for more details. Reliable and comfortable transport (757) 742-2345
ROOM FOR RENT - Room for rent in the Menchville area $600 a month includes all util and internet. Only serious inquires (757) 715-9291
BOXING STAND - boxing stand (white) that holds, and includes, heavy bag and speed bag. easy to set up. asking $200 (757) 927-4941
HOUSE FOR SALE - Carrollton - Ashby Neighborhood 2300 sqft, 3BR, 2.5BA, FROG, ~1/2 acre, cul-de-sac, pool, large deck. $282K (757) 303-7585
ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat engagement ring. Certified appraised at $2,000. Make offer. (757) 812-5129
CONDO FOR RENT - 3BR 3.5BTH condo near Hidenwood with deck and 2 car garage. All appliances. Quiet community. $1450/mo (804) 432-304
COLLECTOR ITEM - Ceramic Black American salt & pepper shaker mother & child detachable $85 call pics available (757) 898-9095
ROOM FOR RENT - Room has bed & dresser, WiFi, cable, wash, dryer & all utilities. $115/week or $460/month and $100 deposit. (757) 947-4408
NASCAR - Richmond Race on 4/26/14. 4 tickets , $86 each. Row 30 centerred on pit road. Call (860) 271-3370
HOUSE FOR SALE - 70 Cavalier Rd. 3BD, quiet neighborhood near Fox Hill, 10 mins from NNS & 5 mins from LAFB. Priced to sell (757) 439-1038 HOUSE FOR RENT - NORFOLK 3 Bdrm Lg Bath Garage LR, DR, Lg Den w/cath ceil. Hardwood Flrs, AC WDHU, new frig Great neig. No pets (757) 340-6653 HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 bedroom 2-1/2 bath Menchville area 2 car attach garage formal LR & DR den w/fireplace pets OK w/dep $1,495. (757) 508-1856 FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area, 10.3 wooded acres, new price! (757) 567-2768
A/C SERVICE - Hot weather is coming, have your Heat Pump cleaned and serviced. I do complete change outs too. (757) 771-3441 BALLOON ARTIST - Balloons are a joy for all ages. Bring this great art to your next event! (804) 815-4163 ENERGY DRINKS - Cases of Nutrie Energe: 1 x $60, 2 x $90. No sugar, all energy. (757) 409-8533 HAIR TOOLS - Gold-n-Hot hair tools. Full set w/oven plus elec straightening comb. Used 2 times on mannequin. $120 (757) 371-3904 LANDSCAPING - Gutters, Mowing, Fences, Decks, etc. - call after working hrs. (757) 535-9279
Miscellaneous Items TREADMILL - Weslo Cadence 55, excellent condition and barely used, currently in stores for $300, will sell for $100 obo (757) 334-3925 CHIMNEY CAP - Single Flue, Stainless Steel, Screened, VGC, Fits 8” x 8” Flue Liner. Easy to Install. Keeps Critters Out! $4 (757) 810-8746 HANDYMAN - Woodwork, painting, minor electrical and plumbing (757) 871-0279
LAWN CARE & MORE - Pruning (time for bushes- small trees- roses), Yard Cleanup, Clean Gutters, Mowing, Landscaping, Weed Control (757) 871-4589 CUSTOM DESERTS - custom one of a kind cakes cupcakes, and cookies for all occasions. Desserts are made to order. (757) 369-5525
FOOD DELIVERY - Hungry at work? Want Chipotle, Chick-fil-a, Panera Bread, 5 Guys & more? (757) 926-5519 CONCRETE - All phases of concrete work. Residential or Commercial Licensed & Insured Free Estimates. (757) 819-3123 HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates. (757) 371-3904
Pets RESCUE CAT - B&W male/shots, neutered, dewormed, declawed front,18-mos old,litter trained, indoor cat, free w/references. (757) 827-6322 AQUARIUM - Reptile aquariums (2) 10 gal. $10, 20gal. $20 (757) 826-1989 DOG CRATE - Size (up to about 70 lbs for dog), Blk/Tan Hard Shell, good cond, $40, call/text for pics (757) 865-0466 PET TRAINING - Classes start wk of March 3. Basic to Advanced. (757) 594-0577 ANIMAL AID SOC - Happy healthy dogs that need a home to call their own. Butler Farm Rd Hpt (757) 865-0511 K9 FETCHING - Manners a dog trainer with compassion. You and you pup will be happy with the results! (757) 594-0365 POQUOSON ANIMAL - Welfare Sanctuary PAWS rescuing kittens and cats to give the love they deserve. (757) 287-4757
$5 JEWELRY - Learn more (757) 751-5022 CONCRETE - Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios, Foundations, Slabs, residential or commercial. Call today & leave a message. (757) 952-5544
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HANDY WORK - Help around your Home. - Plumbing, Carpentry,Painting,Electrical,C leaning service, De-cluttering, yard work. (757) 952-5544
TILE SERVICE - Specializing in custom masterbaths and other instlls for your home. (757) 232-1299
WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers and dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-5129
PORTRAITS - Professional photography on a personal level. Offering Military discounts to our heroes! (804) 815-4163
BOAT PAINTING - Water craft protectionMarine Coating and refurbishing Free Estimates. Leave message. (757) 327-9656
RIDERS - From Tabb/Magruder area. 1st shift. Starting March 10. Will Contribute $100/mnth to gas. Text/VM (757) 876-9320
ORIGAMI OWL - Get a jump on Mother’s Day (757) 871-7158
CHILDCARE - All Ages, M-F 6AM-6PM, exp & ref, two open in Hampton, $30 off 1st week rate! (757) 947-4408
ENTERTAINERS - Learn the art of balloon twisting! Only 2 openings! (804) 815-4163
RENTER FOR ROOM - Bedroom w/private BR for rent. Kitchen priv&util inc 12 mins from NNSB on quiet st. Clean w/ job. $750/ month (757) 325-7081
How to Submit a Classified Ad Ads can be submitted online at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/ currents or a hard copy can be mailed via Yardmail to ATTN: Classifieds, Dept. O29, Bldg. 520-1. The deadline to submit ads is Thursday at 4 p.m. NNS Communications may limit the number of submissions per employee and reserves the right to edit or reject any submission. Contact Lauren Ward (O29) at 380-4622 or via email for questions.
WIN A 55” SMART TV Submit a valid OFI during FEBRUARY (1st – 28th) and your name will be entered in a drawing for a chance to win a 55” Smart TV.
PROMOTION GUIDELINES – Two winners (one craftsman and one salaried) will be selected from employees initiating valid OFIs in February (1st – 28th). Each will receive a Smart Television or the cash equivalent ($1000). *Cash and cash equivalent awards, regardless of value, are considered taxable income to the recipient.
