Pictured (L to R): O43 Facilities Maintenance Supervisor Bill Berger and Maintenance Technician Bass Beasley (O43). Photo by John Whalen

2016 Newport News Shipbuilding United Way Coordinators wear hats to raise awareness for NNS’ United Way Campaign. Photo by John Whalen

Facilities Launches Work Manager App

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Department O43 Facilities Maintenance recently launched a new app called SAP Work Manager. The new app has been assisting crews with tracking work status and closing out maintenance tickets while working in the field.

The launch of the Work Manager app is the first step in a series of improvements that the Facilities Division is planning to take.

“It’s a good thing,” said O43 Maintenance Supervisor Bill Berger. “Now the crews can look up what parts they need and close out tickets without having to come back into the shop, which has proven to help the back log

of work we have.”

The Work Manager app was discovered by Maintenance Engineering Manager Tom Bales (O41), who has spent the past eight years researching new ways to leverage mobile technology in the Facilities Division. Bales discovered that the app’s appeal was the usability of the program itself, which features a straightforward interface that is easy to use.

O43 Maintenance Technician Bass Beasley was one of the first employees to use the Work Manager app. “It gives technicians the ability to access information about their jobs with the touch of a stylus,” said Beasley.

Thanks to the generosity of employees in the workplace, United Way is able to help thousands of people in our community. In 2015, shipbuilders helped fund over 190 agencies supported by the United Way of the Virginia Peninsula.

With only four days left to give, United Way Coordinators are down in the trenches raising awareness throughout the yard.

If you have not already done so, please join the thousands of shipbuilders that support the United Way. NNS’ campaign ends this Friday, Nov. 4. For additional information, contact your departmental coordinator or visit the United Way website on MyNNS.

Hats Off to the United Way

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First Lady Michelle Obama and the U.S. Navy commissioned the newest Virginia-class submarine, USS Illinois (SSN 786), during a ceremony held in Groton, Connecticut on Saturday. During the event, Newport News Shipbuilding President Matt Mulherin quoted Supply Chain Planning Analyst Sharonda Steverson as he described what it’s like to work at NNS.

“One of our shipbuilders is Sharonda Steverson, who buys the material and equipment for Virginia-class submarines. She sums it up best when describing what it’s like to work at the shipyard. She says: ‘It’s the place where you’re made.’ For many shipbuilders, including myself, this holds true. It’s the place where we’ve grown up. It’s the place that allows us to earn an honest living, raise a family, and make a difference. It’s the place where we’ve learned what the word quality really means.”

View Mulherin’s entire speech on MyNNS and watch a video of the commissioning ceremony at www.navy.mil.

USS Illinois Commissioned

The X31 Electrical Department recently recognized 46 employees for successful completion of 11 core classes, which certified them as test electricians. A plaque was presented to each employee, along with a personalized X31 windbreaker jacket and car decal. The following employees were recognized:

Emily Anderson, Eric Bevis, Jason Brown, John Cali, Famatta Cole, Jon Conde, James Conti, Jewel Couch III, Brian Cross, Elvin Davis III, Terry Dishmon Jr., Chase Dornbusch, Marc Duncan, Ryan Eanes, Efrem Fortes, John Fraas, Ronald Gist, Andy Hagedorn, Deshaun Hart, Christopher Hernandez, Jimmy Holt, Dennis Johnson Jr., Andre Jones, David Krewson, Joseph Lassiter, Calvin McGuire, Matthew Miller, Steven Ours, David Peck, Richard Pitt III, Scott Radik, Nicholas Sarcone, Wayne Sellers, Mark Sheehan, Kyle Simmons, Glenn Skinner Jr., Mark Smith, Randy Smith, Joseph Tabb, Keyan Turner, Gary VanHook, Mark Varner, Alan Varney, David Walton, Alexander Westphal and Christopher Zareo.

“The electrical department strives to set each electrician up for success by ensuring that they have the proper training and qualifications needed to be certified test electricians at Newport News Shipbuilding,” said Electrical Trade Director Dave Batdorf.

NOVEMBER 11, 2016Veterans DayDuring the week of Nov. 7-11, Newport News Shipbuilding and the Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) plan to host several activities to honor Veterans. Activities are open to all NNS employees.

Monday, Nov. 7: • Represent a branch of service by wearing something that

represents your military service or favorite branch of service.

Tuesday, Nov. 8: • “Take a Veteran to Lunch Day” –There are over 25 canteen

locations inside the yard, as well as several facilities locatedinside office buildings outside of the yard that provide freshfood to employees Monday through Friday.View the weekly canteen menu on Yardnet.

Wednesday, Nov. 9:• VERG Meet and Greet from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the

Green Turtle in the Hampton Peninsula Town Center.

Thursday, Nov. 10: • Community Service Day - NNS employees will meet in the

Bldg. 520 parking lot behind the Dorothy at noon. A groupphoto will be taken promptly at noon and then employeeswill be handed trash bags to pick up litter alongWashington St. and Huntington Ave. during lunch.Employees are encouraged to bring their own gloves and towear shirts that represent their favorite branch of service:Navy (blue), Army/Marines (red), and Air Force/Coast Guard(white).

Friday, Nov. 11 (Veterans Day): • Flag Ceremony at 7:00 a.m. inside the 37th Street gate.

• Gate Handouts and Giveaways – Volunteers are needed toassist with gate handouts. Employees interested involunteering can send an email to verg@hii-nns.com.

• 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. at 35th, 37th, 44th and 50th Streetgates and the North Yard gate.

• 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. at 35th, 37th, 44th and 50th Streetgates and the North Yard gate.

• Veterans Day Breakfast: 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. at Apple-bee’s near Dry Dock 11.

• Veterans Day Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Bldg.520, 6th floor, James River Room. RSVP is required.Sign up on MyNNS.

• Flag Ceremony at 5:00 p.m. inside the 37th Street gate.

Contact VERG Chair Marcia Stewart-Downing (O36) at 688-2152 for questions regarding Veterans Day activities.

Honoring Our Veterans

Department X31 Test Electricians Recognized

X31 Test Electrician Scott Radik, left, was presented with a plaque by Electrical Trade Director Dave Batdorf, right. Radik is one of 46 test electricians, who received a plaque for becoming a certified test electrician.

First Lady Michelle Obama, ships sponsor of USS Illinois (SSN 786), arrives at the commissioning ceremony on Naval Submarine Base New London, Oct. 29. USS Illinois is the U.S. Navy’s 13th Virginia-Class attack submarine and the fourth ship named for the State of Illinois. Photo by U.S. Navy

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Volunteers from The Apprentice School Jaycees and the Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) ERG recently supported the Annual Back-to-School Bash held at Doris Miller Community Center in Newport News. During the event, guests participated in crafts, face painting and other activities; and approximately 672 book bags were donated, along with other school supplies, for local Hampton Roads students. Several other local organizations and vendors attended in support of the event.

“It was amazing seeing how the community came together to provide these items to the

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Jaycees and HOLA Support Local Students

Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) ERG would like to remind employees to visit the WiSE website on MyNNS to view photos of employees wearing pink in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For questions, contact WiSE Community Service and Outreach Director Heather Rugnetta (E86).

Reminder: WiSE Recognizes Employees Wearing Pink

Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) will conduct its Phase II SUBSAFE Certification Audit and Fly-By-Wire Ship Control System Certification Audit of PCU Washington (SSN 787) the week of Nov. 14. This is one of the last major milestones in the process of submarine certification– one that will provide NAVSEA the opportunity to examine records and the ship to validate the SUBSAFE and FBW SCS material condition. The certification process will provide confidence that the ship will be ready to commence Fast Cruise and Sea Trials early next year.

For more info, contact Bryan Heverly, NNS’ SUBSAFE program manager at 380-2026 or Pam Cabanatan (O03) at 534-2583.

NAVSEA Audit of PCU Washington (SSN 787)

Pictured: Front Row: Linda McMillian (O22). Second Row (L to R): Thatania Taylor (X31) and Shemica Valencia (X31). Third Row (L to R): Devante Watson (X31), Christina Chapman (E73), Aleshia Jackson (X87), Glenn Skinner (X31), Khalil Watson (X42) and Phillip Riddick (O68).

Visit the 130th Anniversary website to watch a new congratulatory video message from Rob Shuford, Jr., CEO of Old Point National Bank.

Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award.

Congratulations to the following employees: Glenn Kochan (X51), Michael (Mike) Jones (X51), Charles Storey (X51), Michael (Mike) Hagerty (E81), Craig Holley Jr. (O97), Monica Robles (CMSD), Garry Parks (O19), William (Bill) Morehead (X59), Edith Sailes (E63) and Robert (Rob) Tristani (X51).

Ethics On-the-Spot Winners Recognized

If you entered the wrong time charge by mistake, and the time has already transferred in MyTime, the charge needs to be corrected using the Labor Cost Transfer (LCT) process. Most departments have established coordinators who process Labor Cost Transfers. In addition, instructions on how to perform a LCT can be found on the Payroll website on Yardnet. If you have LCT questions, email or call Tricia Bradley (O95) at 284-1073.

Time Charging – Did You Know?

The fall season is here and with it comes an end to daylight savings time for 2016. At 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 6, clocks will turn back one hour. Employees are encouraged to view a list of tips for staying safe on MyNNS. As a reminder, if an employee becomes a witness or a victim of crime, they should immediately call 911 or, if on company property, should call Newport News Shipbuilding’s Security Command Center (SCC) at *911 or 380-2222.

Daylight Savings Time and Tips for Staying SafeREMINDER

youth. They strive to ensure that these students have the necessary tools to thrive and be successful,” said Apprentice School Jaycee Aleshia Jackson (X31).

On Oct. 6, Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) ERG hosted an after-work event with guest speaker Kellye Walker, executive vice president and general counsel for Huntington Ingalls Industries. During the event, Walker held an interview with Yasmine Robinson (O29) to give the audience a look into her professional and personal thoughts on leadership.

“I enjoyed hearing Kellye’s personal thoughts about the importance of being true to myself and challenging myself to reach outside of my professional comfort zones,” said Nishon Carter (O22). “We always see the

WiSE Hosts Kellye Walker

business side of our leaders, so it was a great experience to get to know her personal side.”

Pictured (L to R): Paula Young (O68), Britta Brown-Zambrana (K93), Tonia Smith (X59), Kellye Walker, executive vice president and general counsel for HII, Krysti Filer (O20), Brenda Meekins (O26), Heather Smith (X75) and Cynthia Allen-Whyte (X51).

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NOVEMBER 15The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812). The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Shelly Jefferson (X57) at 380-3634.

NOVEMBER 10The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812). The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Shelly Jefferson (X57) at 380-3634.

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NOVEMBER 9The International Compliance Office will hold Basic Annual Export Training from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the VASCIC Large Auditorium on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). For questions, contact Sarah Williams (X75) at 688-2436.

NOVEMBER 11Winter 2017 Night School registration is underway. All classes are scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 9 and conclude the week of Mar. 11. The application deadline is Nov. 11. Employees should also be reminded that, beginning with the Winter 2017 session, the night school bulletin will be transferred to an electronic publication and only a limited number of hard copies will be available in the Night School Office. To accommodate employees without computer access, flyers were distributed at the shipyard gates to provide registration information about available upcoming night school courses. To view the latest bulletin, visit the Night School website on Yardnet or The Apprentice School website under “Programs” at www.as.edu/. For questions, contact the Night School Office at 688-8608.

NOVEMBER 9Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) ERG will host a networking event at the Starving Artist Studio in Port Warwick, Newport News. During the event, food will be served, door prizes will be given out and pottery painting will be offered. To RSVP, contact Brenda Meekins (O26) at 380-3239.

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In support of the 2016 American Heart Association Heart Walk, sponsored by Newport News Shipbuilding, the CVN 79 Program hosted its first annual Football Passing Challenge and Super Bowl Competition Oct. 11 through Oct. 19. The events were held in the North Yard’s Platen 18, under the new weather buffer zone, during lunch times for all three shifts, and employees were encouraged to compete by throwing three complete passes into The Apprentice School Football Team net targets. Over 150 shipbuilders participated in the wild card rounds and 54 shipbuilders made it to the divisional playoff round.

Shaun Woroneski (X18) and Terrence Scott (X36) were the two contestants who competed in the final Super Bowl Challenge event, with Woroneski taking the title of CVN 79 Super Bowl Football Passer Champion.

“More ideas are already being evaluated to make CVN 79 Super Bowl II even better,” said CVN Heart Walk Team Captain Rhonda Pearman, administrative assistant to Mike Shawcross, vice president of John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Program. “I want to encourage employees to practice up in the offseason, maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle, and come out next year in support of the American Heart Association.”

Watch a highlights video on MyNNS that features NNS shipbuilders during the 2016 Hampton Roads Heart Walk at Mount Trashmore in Virginia Beach this past Saturday.

CVN 79 Program Hosts Football Challenge in Support of Heart Walk

Pictured (L to R): The Apprentice School Head Football Coach Paul White, The Apprentice School Football Team Half-Back/Snapper, Kyle Flowers (X18 Apprentice), Shaun Woroneski (X18), CVN 79 Program Heart Walk Team Captain Rhonda Pearman and CVN 79 Program Heart Walk Referee Bobby Gulaskey (O56) celebrate Woroneski’s Super Bowl victory during lunch. Photo by Chris Oxley

Samuel “Sammy” Burton 50 years

MASTER SHIPBUILDERS OcTOBER

Roy “Walt” Walton 45 years

James “Jimmy” Norris 50 years

Robert “Artis” Artis 40 years

George ”Blizz” Blizzard 40 years

David Byrum 40 years

Samuel Cherry Jr.40 years

Vincenzo “Jim” Coppa 40 years

Forrest “Woody” Flythe 40 years

Mark Hageman 40 years

Charles “Buggs” Futrell 40 years

Ronald “Ronnie” Hall 40 years

Sherman”Little Richard” Evans 40 years

Raymond Faulk 40 years

Everett Wilkerson45 years

Tyrone “Red Man” Jones 40 years

Quinton ”Bo” Jordan 40 years

Daniel “Danny” LaCross 40 years

Merelyn “Merk Lee” Lee 40 years

Donald McCann 40 years

LONG SERVIcE

David “Robbie” Robinson40 years

James “Kevin” Stewart 40 years

Bradley “Brad” Thomas 40 years

David Tilman 40 years

Kevin “Pat” Turpin 40 years

Firth Eldridge 45 years

Emmett “Champ” Mitchell 40 years

Mark Morin 40 years

Karen Powell 40 years

Kerry Welch 40 years

John Bullock X88 Marvin Dalton O38 Philip Delp X43 Eugene Dent X32 Ervin Ferebee X33

Robert Finley X42 Earl Fox X33 Walter Gay Jr. O14 Robert Haynes X11 Jerome Hicks O43

Otey Hudson III O47 David Jackson X42 Garland Langhorne X32 Tyshon Lewis X42 Joseph Moore X32

Charles Nichols X11 Kenneth O’ Bryant O19 Kevin Reed O05 James Snyder X18 Thomas Spikes X32

Michael Stokely X10 Hal Thompson Jr. E64 Barbara Umberger X11 Mark Van Raam E25

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RETIREMENTS SEPTEMBER

50 YEARSSamuel Burton X42 James Norris X87

45 YEARSEldridge Firth O58 Jerry Howell M53 Jerome Moody X42 Eddie Owens X11 Heber Sullivan X91 Roy Walton O38 Everett Wilkerson X43

40 YEARS Charles Armstrong X36 Robert Artis X33 Gerald Barnes X18 George Blizzard X33 David Byrum O40 Samuel Cherry Jr. X36 Vincenzo Coppa O61

Sherman Evans O43 Raymond Faulk X36 Forrest Flythe O29 Charles Futrell X11 Mark Hageman O43 Ronald Hall X36 Marvin Johnson X33 Tyrone Jones X18 Quinton Jordan X76 Daniel LaCross X88 Merelyn Lee X36 George Love X43 Donald McCann X22 Emmett Mitchell X36 Mark Morin E84 Karen Powell X67 David Robinson X42 Judy Simmons X33 James Stewart X42 Ronald Summers X10 Bradley Thomas X74

David Tilman O22 Kevin Turpin M40 Richard Walther II X82 Kerry Welch X36

35 YEARS James Absher E26 Connie Barlow O26 Dennis Byrum X42 Stephen Cottrell E82 Karen Dabney E07 Brian Dyson E34 Albert Firth Jr. X32 James Flaim O36 John Gambill Jr. E22 Robert Goforth X83 Lionel Hughes E25 Michael Johnson X51 Kevin Lamb X27 Charles Lyon E27 Nancy Mazzanti O53

Timothy McCaw O67 Vera McCracken O53 John McCroskey E84 Hubert Montague Jr. X43 Donald Parker E73 Landon Pierce N960 Mark Prater X72 James Sarvis E84 Patrick Scarlett E71 William White E85 Sheila White E85 Kathleen Wilkins T54 30 YEARS Brian DePriest E12 Ramona Johnson X91 Robert Matschke X71 Jerome Thomas X71 Anthony Webb O64

25 YEARS Thomas Chappell Jr. X15 Thompson Sweeney Jr. X91 Tracy Warnick X22 20 YEARS Eric Boeninger E89 Donald Brogden X89 Sherry Byrum O19 Adam Callis X59 Ernest Carter E82 Alven Christensen Jr. O51 Kraig Cole E45 Brett Copeland O48 David Klotz Jr. E72 Eva Latimer K24 Bruce Malaby E82 James Mccarson E64 David Mitchell E18 Robert Muth E57 Charles Nolan E71

Charles Price Jr. X71 Andrew Smith O40 John Sotak Jr. N910 Carlton Spruill O19 Kevin Strange T52 Keith Sutton T54 Anna Syragaki E03 Joseph Thomas X89 Michele Walker O45 Frank Jimenez AMSEC

Commercial vessel El Paso Southern during construction in October 1976 at Newport News Shipbuilding. NNS launched the 125,000-cubic-meter liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier in January 1977.

40 Years Ago

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AUDIO/VIDEO

LG G3 Batteries - 2 batteries for LG G3 cell phone, used < 1 week each. BL-53YH. $20.00 each. (757) 879-0573

32” TV - Dynex, LCD HDTV. Perfect condition. $160 (757) 537-7054

10” Sub-woofer & Amp - 2 10” subs with enclosure and amp. Asking $100 obo. (757) 537-7054

Sony HT-XT1 Sound Stand - I have a Sony Sound Stand for sale. 170 watt 2.1 channel surround sound. Hold up to a 50” TV. (757) 784-8591

Computer Repair - PC/Laptop Repair Services, Virus Removal Install Operating Systems. $85 + Parts. (757) 329-6761

Electronics Repair - Cheap computer and electronics repair (434) 429-9629

Cell Phone Screen Repair - $85 screen repair (434) 429-9629

79-93 Foxbody Parts - Misc. Foxbody mustang parts. Call for more info. (757) 749-3146

1983 Mustang Project - 1983 mustang gt t-top car. Rolling body. Straight and rust free. Many extra parts to go with it. (757) 749-3146

Helmet Lock - Combination lock for MC helmets or protecting personal belongings. $15. (757) 537-7054

MC Winter Gloves - Motorcycle Alpinestar Winter gloves. Size: M. $20 (757) 537-7054

MC Tank Bag - High Quality Magnetic Motorcycle Tank Bag. New condition. $90. (757) 537-7054

Two MC Jackets - All-season motorcycle jackets with 3 layers. One small ($90). One Medium ($80). Sold separately. (757) 537-7054

MC Jacket - Medium motorcycle jacket. Black and Gray. $60. (757) 537-7054

Scorpion MC Helmet - Motorcycle Helmet. Size: M. Great condition. Comes with extra new visor. $95. (757) 537-7054

Auto cont.

03 Aprilia Tuono - Rotax 1000cc, street fighter, 8k miles, great condition, 100% stock. $4k obo. text for pics. (757) 778-9439

01 Civic Manual - 01 civic ex 5sp coupe, replace engine loads new parts, over 250K, new tires mech special. $2,500 obo (804) 731-7579

F250 King Ranch $19K 6.0 - 112K / 35” Tires 4” LIFT / 75 Gal. Aux Tank / Custom Bumper / Many Extras. Text for pics. (757) 345-1026

Amsoil - Synthetic lubricants for any motor. Can deliver. (757) 298-4754

2016 Dyna Street Bob - Street Bob 103 motor, has 3,000 miles asking 15,000. custom crash bars and speakers. (757) 660-4344

Nissan Car Mats - New 2016 Sentara car mats. driver, front passenger and back seat mats. Excellent condition. $75 (757) 677-6529

2003 Acura TL - I have a 2003 maroon Acura asking for $1,500 interior is awesome. needs transmission work. (757) 876-9385

07 Harley Dlux- - Chromed out,<7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694

2013 Toyota Tacoma Truck - White Tacoma regular Cab, automatic transmission, excellent condition, 27000 miles, $14,500 (757) 869-4288

2014 Harley - Black HD-FLHTCU, only 3,500k mi/Infotainment system/GPS/Garage kept/ $19,500 OBO. Call for info/pics (804) 832-2053

2001 Buick Park Avenue Ultra - Buick with 167500 mi. needs some work but runs well. $1500.00 or best offer (804) 832-1857

Toyota Tacoma/4Runner Wheels - 17” TRD Sport Wheels/Tires from ‘11 Tacoma. Ex cond., no curb rash, 60% tread left. $500 neg. (757) 286-9599

BOAT & MARINESUPPLY

03 Prosports 2550 WA w/ 225HP - Yamaha 4 stroke 06 Tandem AL I-beam LED trailer Porta-potti Sink Bimini FF LEDs VHF all GC $19K obo (757) 763-9076

Boats and Marine cont.

2002 Carolina Skiff- V1980, 2003 90hp Yamaha w/low hours, 2003 Galvanized Trailer, Great Condition, $8,700. Call (757) 509-1471

2016 Grizzly Tracker - Grizzly Tracker 1860 sportsman 90 horse power. Asking 21,000 the original price was 28,000. (757) 660-4344

Standing Cabinet - Ethan Allen oak floor cabinet w/pocket doors several shelves & compartments $185 (757) 812-9763

Bed Room Set - 3 Pc carved full size bed, marble top dresser w/candle stands, mirror & chest of drawers $ 1,200 (757) 812-9763

Entrance Desk - Dark wood 12” x 42” foyer entrance desk for $45 (757) 812-9763

Wine Rack - 72” tall Dark wood three tier wine tower with slotted glass holders $90 (757) 812-9763

Dishes - Dishes table setting for 4, Sussex black & ivory flower design made in USA $25 (757) 812-9763

Victorian Furniture - Beautiful Antique set of sofa and 2 chairs. Recently re-upholstered $450 for set. (757) 234-4238

Dining Chairs - Beautiful set of 4 matching dining chairs. Chairs look “brand new” $150 for complete set (757) 234-4238

Oak Bar - Freestanding oak bar, mostly exc condition. Piece is 4’x2’x3’. Heavy, solid, you haul. $250/best. (757) 504-5845

Baby Crib - Bassett solid oak w/ Simmons Beauty-rest mattress. Pic’s available. $200 call (757) 868-6900

Barbershop or Salon - 2 black and 2 brown workstations. 2 black sinks. $50.00 ea. Call (757) 696-0969

Amana 2.5 Ton Gaspack - Slightly used 2.5 Ton Gas Pack (A/C, Heat) for sale, $1500. With 20 yr. warranty. (757) 826-3019

Kitchen Appliances - Oster Blender $25, Hamilton Beach 11-cup food processor $30, Breville juicer $60. All 3 $100. (757) 635-1716

Furnishings and Appl. cont.

5-Piece Dining Set - Beautiful like-new condition 5-piece dining set. Retail $899, asking $300. Text for photos. (757) 268-7313

Moving Need to Sell - Large White Entertainment Center, holds 39” TV 250 for both or $100 for TV, $150 for Center. text 4 pix. (757) 652-0198

Moving Need to Sell - King size Poster Bed, Lg Dresser w/Mirror and Night stand comes with box springs. 1500 text for pics (757) 652-0198

Moving Need to Sell - White Leather Love Seat, Chair and Ottoman Set.Small repairs needed, asking 250 OBO text for pics (757) 652-0198

Safe Driving- I would like to thank 95% of the drivers that are safe & courteous when driving to & from the yard.

HOBBIES

Guitar Classes - The Police “Every bath you take, I’ll be washing you.” 1:1 Midtown NN flxbl sched Call/text (757) 528-7017

LOST & FOUND

Lost cell phone - Lost Samsung cell phone outside 35th street gate. Has a black rubber case. Reward if found. (757) 775-1415

Found - black rope necklace with flower pendant in parking lot between 43rd & 44th street. Call (757) 688-9680 MISCELLANEOUS Economic Upheavile - Postponed - now The Great Crash Ahead by Harry Dent $10 (757) 812-9763

Economic Crash Coming - After the election - The Real Crash by Peter Schiff $10 (757) 812-9763

Campaign Item - 1904 Teddy Roosevelt/Fairbanks Presidential campaign medal with leather strap. Asking $35 (757) 812-9763

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FURNISHINGS &APPLIANCES

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Misc. cont.

Christmas is Coming. - Huge Imaginext Lot--Star Wars, Ninja Castle, Knights Castle with characters, etc. Text for pictures. (804) 937-2236

Free to a Good Home - Madagascar Jewel Seedlings (aka Shipyard plants). (757) 608-8559

Wedding Dress - Size 6. Beautiful one of a kind dress in excellent condition. $900. (757) 537-7054

Steelers at Ravens Tickets - (2) Tickets on the 20 yardline. Covered area. $500 for both. Nov 6. (757) 715-5460

Split Oak Firewood - Cord Split Oak - $150 ea; U Pick Up in Denbigh. Smaller Quantities and Delivery Optional. (757) 715-5460

2004 Keystone Camper - Zeppelin Z241 camper for sale in v/good condition with many features. Text for photos/details. $5,500 (757) 418-2257

Electrical Copper Wire - Electrical Copper Wire. Small/Large spools. AWG/Standard 55/500SP. $40 ea. Call (757) 696-0969

Helping Hands - General home cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & insured. (757) 371-3904

Gutter Cleaning - We clean gutters by hand, bag the debris, flush your down spouts. licensed and Insured (757) 810-5115

House Washing - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed (757) 810-5115

Mobile Mechanic ASE Cert. - Certified Auto Mechanic. I come to you. Flexible hrs. Affordable prices. Contact Dee (757) 352-0622

Misc. cont.

Childcare - In-home childcare 7:00am – 5:30pm Mon-Fri. Space available for Fall. Located in Tabb Lakes, Yorktown (757) 867-6911

Bike Stand - 2 Bike Floor Bike Stand. Tubular Steel. Good Condition $10. (757) 291-9886

Football Tickets - 2 Redskins vs Green Bay at Fedex Field 11/20/16 $500. (757) 575-8065

Pest Terminator - Expert Pest Control, Termite/Bonds, Moisture Control including sand/poly and Crawl Space Repairs. (757) 873-4999

81 Pc China Set - Peony by Seyei. 11 place settings with many extra pcs. $125 (757) 291-9886

Pilates Machine - Aero Pilates with Rebounder and workout CD’s. Items are in excellent condition.Asking $50. (757) 291-9886

Makeup Artist - Services include: Bridal, Proms, and more. Will travel. (757) 325-5353

Home Improvement - Int. & Ext: Paint, Floor, Window, Door, Deck, Fence, Siding, Roof & More. License & Insured (757) 570-4350

Home Remodeling - Interior and Exterior All Living Spaces. License & Insured Contractor. (757) 570-4350

Storm Damage Repair - Home/Roof/Window/Shed/Garage/Fence. Gutter Cleaning. Tree Removal. Licensed Contractor (757) 570-4350

PETS

Lab Pups. $400 - 7 Black 1 Yellow. No AKC. Duck Hunters. Ready 11/29. Taking Deposits after 11/15. $50 (757) 345-1026

REAL

ESTATE 2 BR Condo - KILN CREEK ground floor, 2-BR, sunroom, new floors, bath room, electrical & appliances $112 K (757) 812-9763

House for Rent - 3 BR 2 BA Fox Hill, Hampton. New kitchen, fenced yd and screened porch on cul de sac. $1095 month. (757) 570-0886

House for Rent/ Sale - 4BR/2BA house in great neighborhood. 2 car garage, fenced-in yard, updated kitchen, 1950 SF. (804) 937-2236

Home For Sale - 3br 1bth new appl, cabinets & flr. priv fncd yard shed w/pwr, great 1st home, 125K, Farmington area (757) 532-5690

Duck NC, Waterfront Timeshare - Free timeshare on the ocean - 1st floor. Will pay transfer costs and give new owner $1,000. (757) 754-4712

Town House for Rent - 1300 SF, 2 Bed, 1.5 Bath, Lg den, covered patio, Knells Ridge near Ches Gen Hosp. $950. (757) 407-2373

Town House for Rent - Oyster Cove centrally located in Newport News. 2 Master BR, 2 1/2 Bath, Garage, Must See, $1300/mo. (757) 696-1764

North Suffolk Condo for Sale - Condo in The Riverfront w/ amenities. 2 bed, 2 bath, 1300 sq ft. Corner unit next to woods. (757) 407-0675

Real Estate cont.

House for Rent - 1,170 sq. ft. with 3 BR and 2 full baths. Located in Glendale area of NN. $1,200. Avail 11/1 (804) 937-2238

Apartment for Rent - 2BR/2BA, New floor/ paint. Washer&Dryer. Water included in rent $850. NN, VA 23602 (757) 729-1145

Townhome for Rent - 3Bd 2.5Bath 1400 Sqft updated home in Denbigh. (757) 880-2948

WANTED

Washer & Dryer - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100

Wanted - Old Boy Scout and Cub Scout Uniforms and patches wanted. Will pick up. Text (757) 328-8623

Large Hinges - Seeking a pair of large gate hinges 12”+ in length with a barrel width of at least 9”. Text picture. (757) 869-6312

Van Riders- Van leaving from Belvidere, Chowan, Gates County ( Hwy 32) and down town Suffolk to NNS 1st shift. (252) 619-3117