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CURRENTS

A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

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27 NNS to Celebrate 128 Years of “Always Good Ships” On Jan. 28, NNS will celebrate its 128th anniversary as a company. Read a letter from NNS President Matt Mulherin about the anniversary and last week’s snow.

During the tool demo on Jan. 21, In-Service Aircraft Carrier shipbuilders look at a new drill press, one of the more than 30 new tools available to shipbuilders. Photo by Chris Oxley

Waterfront Support Services Hosts Third Tool Demo

Career Pathways Sponsors Science Fair

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Toolroom section of Waterfront Support Services (X36) hosted its third tool demo for shipbuilders on Tuesday, Jan. 21. More than 200 shipbuilders attended the event that was held in the Supplemental Modular Outfitting Facility (SMOF) specifically for In-Service Aircraft Carrier shipbuilders. The event featured more than 30 new tools available for shipbuilders as well as other supplies including tool bags and gloves. Attendees had the opportunity to walk around to the various demo tables and speak with... Continued on p. 2

Meet HII’s New Compliance Officer

Chad Boudreaux is Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) new Chief Compliance Officer. In this position, Boudreaux oversees and coordinates the company’s compliance program. Boudreaux is also responsible for acting as the face of the company to regulators when the government is interested in the company’s compliance efforts. Turn to page 3 of Currents to read a Q&A with Boudreaux.

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Materials and Bioengineering winners in the senior division. Pictured (L to R): Second place winner Kayla Bonish from Woodside High School, first place winners William Hutchins and Ben Roston from Warwick High School, and Shauntel Foster, NNS Career Pathways. Photo by Darrell Suttom

On Jan. 11, Newport News held its 33rd Annual All-City Science, Engineering and Technology Fair. With the help of teachers, the junior and senior level students submitted science projects in numerous STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) categories to include: behavioral and social sciences, chemistry, microbiology and environmental sciences. Newport News Shipbuilding’s Career Pathways Program sponsored the Electrical and Mechanical and the Materials and Bioengineering categories and was on hand to present the first, second and third place awards to the winning students in the junior and senior categories. For information on how you can get involved, visit the Career Pathways Yardnet website or contact Gordon Sproat (O44)at 688-3176.

NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058

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Waterfront Support Services Hosts Third Tool Demo Continued from p. 1 ...manufacturers,

suppliers and knowledgeable toolroom employees, and test out the tools. Insulator Steven Wallace (X33I) attended the event and was impressed by the large selection of tools. “So far, this event has been great,” said Wallace. “I’ve enjoyed going around and testing the different tools that are available for us to use. I’ve seen a lot of tools that I could benefit from, especially the drill power pack and sockets.” During the event more than 200 tools were checked out to shipbuilders. Waterfront Support Services plans to host more tool demos throughout the year and as other tools become available. Pictured: Shipbuilders attend the tool demo on Jan. 21. Bottom right: Beverlee Johnson (left) shows Steven Wallace (X33I) one of the more than 30 new tools available for shipbuilders to checkout. Photo by Chris Oxley

Winter Months Introduce Security Obstacles Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) Security Officers are responsible for the identification of all individuals on company property at all times. As the peak of the winter approaches and additional clothing is needed to stay warm, shipbuilders should adhere to the following measures: • Ensure that you comply with policy NN12-202 and wear your company ID badge on the outer garment, upper front portion of your body when entering a turnstile or door card reader. The badge should remain visible at all times until you exit the facility. • Remove all garments that cover your face to enable positive identification, especially when an officer approaches you or you are entering the facility or outlying building. Following these measures will not only mitigate false identification, but it will also reduce the chances for delays when entering and exiting company facilities.

Congratulations New EPL Graduates Newly-promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once in their new position. Congratulations January EPL class of new supervisors and managers for completing training. Front row (L to R): Dalton Smart (X15), Latique Albergottie (X70), Jerketa Holmes (O68) and Evelyn Gregory (K18). Second row (L to R): Matthew Wicke (X10), Gaylon Montgomery (O36), Eric Prokup (X70), Justin Novak (O68), Christopher Carter (X70), Kenneth Allmon (O41) and Eugene Moore (X10). Third row (L to R): David Spence (X70), Carvus Hopkins (X82), Clifton Cox (O22/ X31), Justin Dawson (O64), Robert Jones (O64), Tyisha Battle (X73), John Pfahl (X88), Carl Albuquerque (O04) and Brian Stockunas (O78). Photo by John Whalen

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Making Sure the Hard Stuff is Done Right A Q&A with Chad Boudreaux, HII’s Chief Compliance Officer How is compliance different than ethics?

law. One program cannot be effective without the other.

People often get these terms confused, but the distinction shouldn’t matter much to our employees. Generally speaking, compliance is a rules-based concept that addresses certain types of business risks. Ethics is a values-based concept that helps to guide employee conduct in the absence of clear rules. HII has both a compliance program, headed by a chief compliance officer who works in the Law Department, and a Corporate ethics program, headed by the business conduct officer who works in Human Resources and Administration. The compliance program and the ethics program work hand-in-glove to focus on ethical conduct and compliance with the

If I’m an individual contributor, why should I care about compliance and the compliance program? The answer is the same for any employee as it is for our president and CEO: We are a company whose core values include integrity and honesty, and each of us committed to those values when we agreed to work here. It takes years of honest and hard work for a company to establish a good reputation, but it only takes one incident by one employee to ruin that reputation. Each employee should care about compliance because he or she will be held accountable for

Watch it Now: NNS Opens Field Office in Aiken, S.C. On Jan. 21, Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception to celebrate the opening of its new Aiken, S.C. field office, as part of its continuing efforts to expand the company’s business in the Department of Energy and commercial energy markets.

NNS Still Accepting Applications for Its 2014 University and Trades Internship Programs Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition (O20) is currently accepting applications for both the Summer 2014 University and Trades Internship Programs. The deadline to apply is Jan. 31. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/careers for more information.

NEW! Submit a Valid OFI for a Chance to Win a 55” Smart TV The shipyard’s Opportunity for Improvement (OFI) program is holding a new promotion Feb. 1-28. Shipbuilders who submit a valid OFI during the promotional period will be entered in a drawing for a chance to win a 55” Smart TV. Two winners will be selected and each winner will receive a Smart TV or the cash equivalent ($1,000). For additional information about the promotion, view the flyer or visit the OFI Yardnet website. For questions, contact Woody Flythe (O09) at 380-2859 or Yasmine Robinson (O09) at 380-2428.

behaving with integrity and honesty and following the rules. Not too long ago, one of our welding inspectors was fired, arrested and is now in jail for falsifying inspection reports. More recently, the law required that we disclose to the government the names of those who may have knowingly mischarged their time. Many of those former employees are now prevented from working on any government contracts, and some have been prosecuted. The reasons for caring about compliance are many. We look forward to continuing our work to help every HII employee do the hard stuff “right.” Read the entire Q&A on Yardnet.

This Week in NNS’

History Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) delivered the Essex-class carrier Franklin (CV 13) to the U.S. Navy on January 31, 1944. Franklin only took 14 months to construct from keel laying to delivery due to the pace of World War II wartime construction. Franklin was heavily damaged off the coast of Japan on March 19, 1945, but was able to return to the U.S. for repairs under her own power. Photo by NNS

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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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NEW! NNS Mariners Club Membership Drive Come out and start building powerful relationSHIPs! Newport News Shipbuilding’s Mariners Club is looking for new members and is open to all salaried employees. Shipbuilders interested in joining the club should visit www.marinersclub.com from a home computer. The website has membership information and an application.

NNS Presents Model Aircraft Carrier to VCU On Nov. 20, Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) employees Glenn Morgan (E80), Doug Boyd (X59), George Lafrance (M71) and Debbie Duncan (E88) presented a model aircraft carrier to the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Department. Accepting for the department was Dr. Sama Bilbao, Associate Professor, Director of Nuclear Engineering Programs Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering. The model was built by NNS’ Pattern Shop and will rotate between engineering schools in Virginia to bring exposure to engineering opportunities at NNS. VCU was selected as the first school to get the model because of the recent implementation of their new mechanical and nuclear engineering master’s degree program. Currently, the model is on display outside of VCU’s Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Chair’s Office.

NNS Supports Holiday Hoops Classic Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) Human Resource Operations and Talent Acquisition (O20) sponsored former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell’s Holiday Hoops Classic on Dec. 21 at the Richmond Coliseum. The doubleheader college basketball game featuring Hampton University vs. James Madison University and Virginia Tech vs. Virginia Commonwealth University benefited Virginia’s Food Banks. Acquisition employees were on hand to represent NNS and to speak about career opportunities with game day attendees.

Engineer to Sea Teams to Present Trip Presentations on Program Experiences Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) Engineers to Sea Program invites all shipbuilders to attend three upcoming presentations by recent “Engineers to Sea” teams during the following times/locations: • February 3 from 3-4 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Presentation will feature a team that departed on USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) on Nov. 7, 2013. • February 5 from 10-11 a.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Presentation will feature a team that departed on USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) on Nov. 12, 2013. • February 17 from 3-4 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Presentation will feature a team that departed on USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) on Dec. 2, 2013. Shipbuilders interested in attending one or all of the presentations should make arrangements with their supervisor and RSVP to Susan Deeds at 688-8897 or via email. If necessary, a time charge will be provided. Space is limited, so RSVPs are required. NNS’ Engineers to Sea Program provides shipbuilders the opportunity to go underway with a Nimitz-class carrier. Program participants are given the opportunity to speak with sailors and go on tours during the underway period. More information about the program can be found on the Engineer to Sea Yardnet website.

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The Society of Manufacturing Engineers will host a dinner meeting at Denbigh High School Aviation Academy at 5:30 p.m. The price for members and guests is $15 and $10 for students and seniors. Reservations are required to John Edwards at 876-8386 or via email at [email protected] by Jan. 27. Georgia Tech Alumni Professionals of Newport News Shipbuilding will hold a “Meet & Greet” social at Bar Louie’s in Hampton from 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Pay as you go.

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“At the Helm” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-1 (room 129B). Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or William Henry (E22) at 380-4581. FEB

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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 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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Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) will host a “Go Red for Women” event in Bldg. 520-6 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Guest speakers will include a Bon Secours physician, AHA representatives and HealthWaves. There will also be door prizes. Contact Britta Zambrana-Brown (K93) at 688-2786 for questions.

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Show your support for heart disease awareness by wearing RED. Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) invites shipbuilders to meet at the Quality Rock at noon for a photo.

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The final NNS appreciation night of the current Norfolk Admirals’ season is Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Norfolk Scope. NNS has designated the night to honor John Warner (SSN 785) shipbuilders. All NNS shipbuilders, family and friends are eligible for a 44 percent discount off regular prices. Visit www.norfolkadmirals.com/group_sales from a home computer to purchase tickets (use code NNSB003). Discounted tickets must be purchased by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 5 and can be picked up from the box office on game night. Contact Kimberly Zayakosky (O29) at 380-4480 for questions.

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“At the Helm” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-1 (room 129B). Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or William Henry (E22) at 380-4581. 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 International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export TrainingBasic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599. 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 Apprentice Alumni Association (AAA) will host its annual banquet at 7 p.m. at the Marriot Newport News at City Center. The Class of 1964 will be honored during the event. Social time starts at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 and are available from AAA delegates or officers and from Judy Hester (8-2512) at The Apprentice School. For more information, visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm or email [email protected]. 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. 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. 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. 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.

Bricks 4 Kidz will host “Brick by Brick Lego® Shipbuilding” at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum in Norfolk from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event will feature STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) activities with legos, free play inside the museum and participants will be eligible to construct a lego ship in a contest. NNS’ Office Services (O14) will host an Information Handling Services (IHS) Open House from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The event will be held in the library of Bldg. 600. IHS representatives will be on hand to answer questions and distribute materials on products available to shipbuilders. For questions, contact Leslie Kuykendall (O14) at 688-6188. 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.

Editor: Lauren Ward

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

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

Top: Shipbuilder Jeff Kettler (O36) captured this photo of Newport News Shipbuilding’s giant crane “Big Blue” in the early morning fog on the James River, its visible shape almost resembling the aircraft carriers built under it. Bottom: Tuesday, Jan. 28 marks 128 years since Collis P. Huntington founded Newport News Shipbuilding on the motto “Always Good Ships.” This image of Dry Dock 1 being constructed is the first known photo of the shipyard, taken November 16, 1887.

Employee Classifieds Audio & Video PLAYSTATION 3 - Selling a Playstation 3 includes 2 remotes with charging cords and a microphone with cord and 2 games for $12 (732) 998-5361 13” TV - Old style 13” TV. Perfect for garage or other small area. Works great. $20 (757) 812-5129 DJ JAY ROPE - Professional DJ with 18 yrs experience and a “No Yawn” guarantee. “I keep the party jumpin” (757) 632-9929

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JET MODULE - Plug-N-Play computer module-Jeep Wranger TJ w/ 4.0L engine. Add HP, fuel economy & mins to install. $150 (757) 812-1233

02 NISSAN XTERRA - 142,000 good cond. tires belts all new, timing belt $4,000 (757) 232-1299

BEDROOM King Bed+Pillow-top Mattress Set $225. Matching headboard, dresser/mirror, chest $100 set or $35 ea pc (757) 869-7567

99 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER -165k miles $2,800 obo (757) 344-7893 SUV - 97 Infiniti QX4 Four Wheel Drive 203,000 miles Loaded Well Maintained All Paperwork $5,000 (757) 588-0177 01 FORD TAURUS - SEL - Fully loaded 165k Miles. $3,400 obo (757) 344-7893

05 HD WIDEGLIDE - 1450cc. 34k miles, forward controls, dark red w/silver flames. $8,000 obo txt for pics (804) 931-9289 SUBARU LEGACY - 97 Wagon AWD/ Power/Tilt/Cruise. NEW T-Belt/Waterpump/ Tires/Clutch/O2Sensor/AC & Complete Engine Reseal! $3,500 (757) 926-9980 02 KIA SPECTRA - 5 Speed Manual. Runs and drives fine. Need to sell ASAP. $800 negotiable. (757) 952-9570

iPHONE 5 CASES - Brand new in manufactures packaging iPhone 5/5S Otterbox cases Colors: purple, camo, pink, pink camo. $20 ea. (757) 696-2616

09 HONDA SHADOW SPRIT - under 800 miles. $5,500 Brand New Mustang Seat. Excellent Condition. (757) 784-1357

160GB iPOD - 160 GB Ipod Classic. Like New. Grey with charger. $175 (757) 218-7567

94 BUICK - LeSabre, 3.6L V6, Auto, PS, PB, PW, PL, Power Seat, AC, 63K miles, Super Clean & Reliable,9/14 insp,$6K Firm, (757) 681-4268

FLAT SCREEN TV - 20 inch flat screen combo tv/dvd built-in. Has clips for the wall mount $140 (757) 218-2946

01 HONDA ODYSSEY - 229,000 miles, very clean, motor runs great. $2,500 FIRM. (757) 880-8965

32” SYLVANIA TV - 32” Sylvania TV not flat screen, has front audio/video jacks and remote, great cond $25 call (757) 851-2594

1999 MERCURY - 1999 Mercury Mountaineer - Good condition. 165k miles. $2,500 OBO (757) 344-7893

EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event! (757) 869-1876

19” TSW RIMS - 19” TSW Snetterton Rims with brand new tires. Asking $1,250 (757) 846-5948

GALAXY TABLET - 16GB Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 w/Otterbox Case & 8GB Memory Card. $200 (757) 218-7567

02 TOYOTA - Highlander- V6 2WD LTD 151K miles, loaded, moon roof, leather heated seats, roof rack, great cond. $7,200 (757) 592-0577

LAPTOP NIB - HP Pavilion Touchsmart 14-b109wm sleekbook, Windows8 intelB877, 500GB HD, 4GB RAM, $325 obo call/text btwn 4-9pm (757) 951-7428

2001 TAURUS SEL - 2001 Taurus SEL Fully loaded. 165k miles. Good condition. $3,200 OBO (757) 344-7893

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts (757) 329-6761

TV’S - 32” TV Good condition 19” TV fair condition non flat screen. Both for $125. (757) 759-4293

Auto 07 HONDA RIDGELINE - 108k miles looks & runs great new plugs & timing blt ($15,275) Call (757) 903-6296 04 LEXUS LS 430 - Gold, Looks & Runs Great, 157K Miles, Asking Price $13,995 See Autotrader.com For More Details. (757) 344-4727 SUZUKI PARTS - M109/ M90 Tall sissy bar Back rest touring w/pad $150, rear luggage rack $110 for pictures call/txt (757) 236-0789 01 EB EXPEDITION - 4X4, runs and looks great w/ tow package. Asking $4,500 OBO. (757) 947-4116 07 HD DYNA - Street Bob-11k miles-loaded with chrome-black cherry color-garage kept-super deal at $7,999; (757) 826-5424 90 MUSTANG - 90 MUSTANG LX - 331 STROKER, Fuel Inj, RAM Clutch, T-5 Trans., Racing Susp, SCT Chip, Dual Elt Fans, 5-SPD.,4 (757) 329-1789 ROADSIDE SERVICES: Lockouts, Tire changes, jump start, Fuel Service (customers pays). Call (434) 637-1204

97 F150 - RED Super Cab, 4.6L V8, 4WD, Auto, PS, PW, PL, cruise, cap, new head gasket, 6.5’ bed, 268K miles 3/14 INSP, $5K FIRM (757) 681-4268 TIRES AND RIMS - (4) Dodge Tires and Rims (factory). P225/R16. Great treads. $200 for all. (757) 319-0091

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06 KAWASAKI KX250F - dirt bike in great condition. Modified for woods riding. Very well taken care of. FAST. (757) 402-9864 LUGGAGE CARRIER - Luggage carrier for top of car/suv, comes with tools to attach, good condition, $60, Call for pics (757) 865-0466 05 ECLIPSE GT - 43k miles, auto, sunroof, lots of options, burgandy $6,500 (757) 334-3270 11 HONDA ACCORD - Immaculate, Leather, 3M Tint, Moonroof, Premium Audio, 4cyl, Alloy rims, 61k mi, KBB is 17k, Asking $16,950 obo (757) 343-6723 ROADSIDE ASSIST - Roadside Assistance, lock out, jump starts, fuel (customer pay), tire change. great prices. (434) 637-1204 CAR FOR SALE - 2000 black Plymouth Neon for sale in good condition. Blue book value $2,500. I am selling for $2,000 cash. (757) 871-6849 22X11 SUPERDUTY - 22X11 Jesse James superduty chrome rims 8x170mm EC $1275 call (757) 851-2594

Hobbies GOLF CLUBS - PING EYE2 black dot iron set: matching Pitch, Sand Wedge, 3 thru 9 irons; needs regripping; vg condition $100 (757) 599-1960 GUITAR CLASSES - Ready to do it? 1-on-1 (in NN) in a no-stress setting. R&R-bluesfolk-jazz-etc. Wkly/bi-wkly sched. Call/text (757) 528-7017 REI FLASH 65 BP - Internal frame backpack, 4100 cu-in. Lg Main Cmprtmnt w/removable lid. Ext pockets, loops. Ex cond ($125 OBO) (757) 506-5809

Furnishings/Appliances WATER HEATER - Gently used water heater for sale. Does not match my current system. 150 or best offer. (757) 898-0651

PIANO - Antique piano, great character & detailing. Call or text your e-mail for pictures. (757) 535-9279 CHEST FREEZER - 7.0cuft Frigidaire Chest Freezer, Like New, 2 baskets and drain. $275 obo (757) 409-5228 KENMORE WASHER - High efficiency Kenmore washing machine less that 2 yrs old. Like new. $250 Have pics available (757) 344-3443 POOL TABLE - 9’ 3 piece 1” slate pool table, lots of extras, light, wall racks, sticks, balls, racks, etc. $1,500 firm (757) 880-8965 OFFICE DESK - Riverside executive solid oak desk, medium color, 7 drawers 2 lock & file, 2 pullout shelves, top 6’x3’. $700 (757) 846-3921 NUWAVE OVEN - Good condition $65 Call (757) 218-2946 OFFICE DESK - Full Size wooden office desk. Great condition. 7 drawers all in good working order. $60. (757) 771-0121 MINI NUWAVE OVEN - Brand new! $55 Call (757) 218-2946 FRONT LOADERS - Whirlpool Duet Front Loader Washer and Dryer with Pedastals. White. Great condition. $800 obo. (757) 319-0091 BMX BIKE - Mirraco Lucstar (red) BMX bike, has ODI hand grips, Odyssey tires, new sprocket and chain. Like new $200. (757) 897-4658 TV CABINET - Large Wood TV Cabinet & Matching Lighted Curio Cabinets. Light Brown, GREAT CONDITION. Text For Pictures. $500 (757) 502-3671 REFRIGERATOR - By Whirlpool, White, Side by Side, 25cu ft, Ice/Water Dispenser, Great Cond, $450, 2-yrs old (757) 865-0466 JACK LALANN Call (757) 218-2946

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27 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 TWNHSE FOR RENT - Smithfield $1,300, 3 story, garage, W/D, fireplace, master suite on main floor, 3rd floor bedroom with full b (757) 688-7474 CONDO FOR RENT - NN condo 2BR,2BTH,1 story, all appliances, washer+dryer, $950 (757) 692-4999 FOR RENT - - Newly remodeled 3BR/1.5BA, 1200sf home in Hampton(Bethel),Quiet Neighborhood & Good Schools; $1,150/ mo. (757) 879-5184 HOUSE FOR RENT - House for rent 4 bedroom 2-1/2 bath Menchville area 2 car attach garage formal LR &DR den pet deposit $1,650 (757) 508-1856 WATERFRONT - waterfront with privite peir&10000# boat lift, 5min to HRBT,25min to CBBT by boat 1800sq’ 3br 2b sig fam home (757) 480-9005 HOME FOR RENT - Briarfield/Big Bethel, 3BD/1BA, Cent A/C Gas, W/D, HU 20x20, Carport, new carpet, $925/ Mo + Dep (757) 771-3250 FOR SALE - IOW,Carrsville Area,10.3 wooded acres, New Price! (757) 567-2768 ROOM FOR RENT - $500 per month including utilities. Quiet lake front home. Hampton near interstate 64.(757) 871-6849 SURRY CO. LOT - 10 acres high open rolling w/frontage ready to build near Dendron, VA $59,900 (757) 267-2581

Miscellaneous Items BENCH PRESS - Can fold up for storage, like new, can send a picture $98. Also sit up bench/dumbell press $65 (757) 218-2946 HANDYMAN - Woodwork, painting, minor electrical and plumbing. (757) 871-0279 BRACELET - Great Valentine Present, starter Pandora Bracelet with 8 gold balls, 4 locks and 1 Bible charm. Text for pics (757) 696-2639 GENERATOR - New generator $650 Started Once Call for info (757) 724-4173 AVON BOTTLES - 1960’s Antique Avon Car Bottles. Some in box. Approximately 30. $100 (757) 868-8975 BOW FLEX - Motivator II, condition, $75. (757) 869-5811

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TREADMILL - Proform elliptical 2500 Excellent shape, time, distance, speed, iFit, power incline has wheel like new $200 (757) 218-2946

ORIGAMI OWL - Don’t get in trouble. Get your honey some jewelry. Call me and mention this ad for 10% off. (757) 871-7158

MUSICIAN’S - I’m looking for Christian musician’s that would like to play Southern Gospel music.Thanks and God bless (757) 847-4561

ELLIPTICALS $65-$150 AND EXERCISE BIKE $40-$150 (757) 218-2946 BOOT CAMP CLASS - Functional Fitness Class to get you healthy and feel great! Groups also welcome. Saturdays 9am $15 (757) 329-1211 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - Queen foam top mattress set for sale (