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Vol. 10, No. 4 | Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010
By Chief Mass CommunicationSpecialist Jesse SherwinNMCB 3 Public Affairs
Seabees from Naval MobileConstruction Battalion (NMCB)3, based at Naval Base VenturaCounty, returned to the UnitedStates this month following a six-month deployment to more than13 countries in support of part-nership-building humanitarianconstruction projects throughoutEurope and Africa.The planes carrying the Seabees
touched down at PointMugu af-ter long flights fromRota, Spain,and Africa.“It was very emotional waiting
for Joe to get off of the plane,”said Edith Maioriello, wife ofSenior Chief (SCW/FMF) JoeMaiorielo, the NMCB 3 Head-quarters Company chief. “Youare glad that they are finally home
and safe.”For many of the Seabees, this
was their first deployment andfirst time leaving the U.S.The deployment “was lots of
hard work,” said Builder Con-structionmanKaseyAcosta, fromNMCB 3’s Det. Liberia. “Thiswas something that I would havenever experienced if I was neverin the Seabees.”During thedeployment,NMCB
3 completed more than 70 con-struction projects.InMonrovia, Liberia, the Sea-
bees built a laundry facility andrenovated a children’s ward atRedemption Hospital.“It was also kind of a beauti-
fication project,” said Acosta.“The site looked significantly bet-ter after the detachment left.”In Romania and Bulgaria they
NMCB 3 homeafter 6 months
PHOTO BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE
E3 Chris Bogan of NMCB 3 says hello for the first time to his son,Braydn, almost 3 months, as wife Kyra looks on. Bogan returned toNaval Base Ventura County on Feb. 9 from a deployment to Africa.
Schools, hospital ward renovatedduring deployment to Africa, Europe
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By Kristi Wolzmuth StaleyCommand Communications
Three visiting ships — onefrom Spain and two from theUnited States — will receive aceremonial welcome at NavalBase Ventura County on Feb. 20,with local dignitaries joining inthe festivities.
The three ships are participat-ing inU.S.NavyCombat SystemsShip Qualification Trials(CSSQT). They are visitingNBVC and Port Hueneme Divi-sion,Naval SurfaceWarfare Cen-ter (PHD NSWC), as part oftheir international fleet qualifica-tion and training exercises.
The Spanish SPS Alvaro deBazan (F 101) and the UnitedStates’ Dewey (DDG 105) andUSSWayneE.Meyer (DDG108)are scheduled to arrive at PortHueneme on Feb. 19 for a seriesof technical briefings by PHDNSWC, social events and good-will with Navymilitary and civil-
ian personnel.The ceremonial welcome will
take place at NBVC Wharf 4 at10 a.m. Feb. 20. Afterward, PHDNSWC will host a barbecue.Alvaro de Bazan, commis-
sioned in September 2002, is an
Festivities planned Feb. 20 as 3 visiting ships arrive
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Fifty runners turned out for the 5KSweetheart Run on Feb. 4. Page 15.
Bargains galore await those whoshop at the NMCRS Thrift Shop,which is now open to civilians witha CAC card the last week of everymonth. Page 8.
A change of command ceremonytakes place at VR-55 — a ceremonyrich in tradition. Page 10.
WHAT’S AHEADFor full coverage of the Feb. 16 and17 Town Hall meetings, see the March4 edition of The Lighthouse.
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By Captain Jim McHughNBVC Commanding Officer
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“Dear Capt. McHugh,Are there any plans for Point Mugu to get lighted
crosswalks like Port Hueneme? If not due to cost,how about at least a crosswalk sign like what’s out-side the Air Terminal, at the two crosswalks by theNEX and the one by the movie theater?”
Answer:Our Public Works and Safety departments are
researching signs and lighting for the crosswalks atPoint Mugu. The plan is to improve the crosswalk atthe Navy Exchange, between 8th Street and MuguRoad. We will also look at the crosswalk near thebase theater. The project is scheduled to begin onceplanning is completed and when funding is avail-able.
Can crosswalks be made safer at Point Mugu?
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Oct. 1, 2010, marks the 10-year anniver-sary of the establishment of Naval BaseVentura County, the official date that Na-val Air Station Point Mugu and Construc-tion Battalion Center Port Hueneme com-bined under a single commander.In recognition of the anniversary, The
Lighthouse is publishing these “Lookingback” items that detail the history of thetwo bases leading up to their unified com-mand and that recall the major news of thelast 10 years.
•On Jan. 18, 1973, the Ventura Star-Free
Press (now the Ventura County Star) ranthis feature headlined, “Navy divers:Menwith a mission.”
•Many regard diving as a glamorous
sport. To the men of the Port HuenemeNaval Civil Engineer Laboratory DivingLocker, it is a profession.To these men, diving is a serious, often
dangerous business that can never betaken lightly. NCEL divers are involvedin development of an undersea technol-ogy that will someday lead to utilizationof the ocean floor, perhaps even underseahabitats, where people can live for extend-ed periods.“Our mission,” says Lt. Geoffrey D.
Cullison, diving officer, “is to assist thelab in its ocean engineering program,which includes projects involving under-water construction, observation, evalua-tion and development of tools and equip-ment.”Laboratory divers are particularly im-
portant in the NCEL program to developunderwater tools. For obvious reasons,tools designed for land use will not func-tion under water without modification.Special tools must be developed and
tested for diving force, buoyancy factors,durability, length of operation and con-venience for the diver. The men of thediving locker test these special tools in
Looking back
Navy diversenvisionedunderwaterliving quarters
February 2004: Underwater Construc-tion Team 2 (UCT-2) celebrated the 30-year anniversary of the team’s commis-sioning.FromFeb. 13 to 15, veteran and current
Navy divers joined to swap tales abouttheir unique profession, and their reunionwas covered in theMarch 11, 2004, Light-house.“These divers’ primary jobs,”The Light-
house reported, “are ocean engineeringand maintenance of ocean facilities, in-cluding mooring and underwater connec-tion of fuel and cement transfer lines,inspection and repair of underwater pipe-lines, recovery of equipment dropped
overboard during supply ship cargo trans-fer operations, inspections and repair ofchannel markers and fleet mooring buoys,and repair of offshore sewage outfalls.”Attending the celebration was David
Gross, a member of UCT-2 from 1971 to1975.“The technology in diving ismind-blow-
ing,”Gross told The Lighthouse. “Thingshave come a long way since I was a div-er.”Construction diving gained fame during
WorldWar II, but it wasn’t until 1974 thatUCT-2 and its brother division, UCT-1of Little Creek, Va., were commissionedwith an office-in-charge.
Technology in diving ‘mind-blowing’
PHOTO COURTESY U.S. NAVY SEABEE MUSEUM
A diver from Underwater Construction Team 2 plays tic-tac-toe with children from inside awater tank at a Seabee Days display on July 17, 2004.
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COMMUNITYCALENDAR
February
SHIPS AHOY: Localdignitaries areinvited to share inthe festivities as two
ships from the United States andone from Spain visit Naval BaseVentura County. The ceremonialwelcome begins at 10 a.m.Information: Page 1.
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MarchIN THE DARK: Abasewide poweroutage will take placeat Point Mugu from
7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Port Hueneme will not be affected.Information: Page 5.
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BLACK HISTORY:Vice Admiral AnthonyL. Winns, inspectorgeneral of the Navy,
will discuss the history of blackeconomic empowerment at thePort Hueneme Seabee Chapel onMonday, Feb. 22, as part of AfricanAmerican/Black History Month.The hourlong program begins at12:30 p.m. Information: Page 6.
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JOB FAIR: More than30 employers willbe at the Fleet andFamily Support Center,
Building 1169, Port Hueneme,for a job fair from 9 a.m. to 1p.m. Positions are availablein corrections, construction,education, security, computernetworking and other professions.Bring resumes.
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A REASON TOCELEBRATE: SeabeeBall, 6 p.m., RonaldReagan Presidential
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Do you know what my greatest fear is?Losing my service member.There, I said it. Nine years into this con-
flict, I have finally admitted my greatestfear: that my husband would be killed inaction. In the many years of authoringthis column and hosting my show this isthe one topic I just could not cover — tilltoday. I spent 90 minutes with two amaz-ing women: Army widows.
Deb Petty and LaNita Herlm openedtheir lives to me the week before Valen-tine’s Day to talk about their experienceas the proud widows of two AmericanSoldiers.Deb is the proud widow of Capt. Chris-
topher Petty, ArmyKIA (Killed inAction)Jan. 5, 2006, in Najaf, Iraq, by an IED.She is the mom to two boys, Oliver, now7, and Owen, who was 10 weeks old whenhis father died.LaNita is former active duty Army and
the proud widow of SFC Bryant Herlm,Army KIA April 28, 2006, in Baghdad.LaNita and Herlm were in the midst offertility treatment to start their family.They had no children at the time of hisdeath.These women gave the account of the
day two uniformed officers knocked ontheir door and changed their lives forever.“We regret to inform you…” How do Itell my children? How do I go on? Theflurry of activity, the surreal emotions, thequestions, the emotions….These two “widsters,” as they call them-
selves, are very different. One has twochildren, the other none. One is an officer’swife, the other enlisted. One chose to staynear their base, the other chose to movefar away. They are connected by a sharedtragedy, a shared journey. They shared thehard parts, and their transition to their“new life.”The first year was a fog. The second year
the fog begins to lift, and you start to lookto building your “new life.” They talkedabout resources — CAO/CACO, ArmyTAPS, American Widow Project, GoldStarWives andmore— experiences, tran-sition and support.Deb attributes her two “angels” with
giving her a reason for getting out of bedthrough that first year. Since then, she haswritten one children’s book, “A Soldier’sStar,” and two more are in the works.
LaNita turned her sights to a goal bothshe and Bryant had for her: to finish herdegree. She completed not only a bachelor’sbut a master’s in history.Both foundmeaningandconnectionwhen
they discovered theAmericanWidowProj-ect (www.americanwidowproject.org). Thisorganizationhelped themconnectwith oth-ers experiencing the same loss. They foundwhat they call “wise owls,” those widows astep ahead in facing their loss, in buildingtheir new life.BothDebandLaNitasayyounever“move
on,” as moving on somehow infers “forget-ting.”They say they “move forward.”Theyremember and honor their soldier, keepinghim alive in their hearts as they build newlives without them.My co-host Sara said, “I don’t want to
think about losing my husband, but now Iknow if I do I will not be alone and I haveothers to look up to.”Deb captured it all: “I am a military
spouse, and as such, much is asked of us. Itmakes us strong — strong enough to faceour fear and our loss.”
— Listen to Beth’s conversation withDeb and LaNita at www.blogtalkradio.com/nht. Contact Beth Wilson at [email protected].
Confronting life’s biggestfear: becoming a widow
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I don’t want to thinkabout losing myhusband, but now Iknow if I do I will notbe alone and I haveothers to look up to.
CELEBRATE THE LEGACY...68 YEARS OF THE U.S. NAVY SEABEES
AND 143 YEARS OF THE U.S. NAVY CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS!
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Open to military, retirees, DOD civilian and any fans of hard working Seabees.
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Complimentary shuttle service will be offered from NBVC Port Hueneme, Point Mugu and Camarillo housing.
Celebrating Seabees Past to Present
2010
SEABEE BALL
The National Contract ManagementAssociation is trying to revive a VenturaCounty chapter after a 10-year absence.Janice Smets, who works in NAVAIR
Contracts, is looking for people interestedin organizing the group, which disbandedin 2000.
NCMA chapters usually meet monthlyand host workshops and seminars on ac-quisitions and both commercial and gov-ernment contracting.Anyone interested in helping restart a
local chapter is asked to call Smets on hercell phone at 818-612-4640.
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Four neighborhoods at Na-val Base Ventura County havereceived “A-List” awards forscoring high on customer ser-vice and satisfaction surveys.Three of the neighborhoods
—Coral Sea Cove at PortHue-neme and Point Mugu’s SanMiguel and Santa Rosa — areoperated by Lincoln MilitaryHousing. The fourth — PointMugu’s Santa Cruz — is runby Military Family Housing.“These scores are a signifi-
cant improvement from prioryears,” said George Percy, di-rector of Military Housing at
NBVC. “Family Housing andLincolnMilitaryHousing staffhave put a lot of effort into this,and the Navy has put a lot ofresources into enhancing thelevel of customer satisfac-tion.”Percy cited several areas that
have improved:• Response time for repairs.
In the past, Percy said, it couldtake as long as 24 hours to getsomeone out on a repair call.“We’ve reduced that to twohours,” he said, “and we havea 24/7 hotline.”• Curb appeal. From play-
ground upgrades to flowerbeds, the neighborhoods simply
look better, Percy said. “Weimplemented lawn care for thefront yards, and that’s made ahuge difference,” he said.• Energy efficiency. Many of
the homes have had kitchen ap-pliances and windows replacedto improve energy efficiency.• Upgrades. Some homes
nowhave upgraded carpet, newpatios, new linoleum flooringand new concrete driveways.Percy said it’s important to
the Navy and to him person-ally that families like their liv-ing quarters.“It helps reduce the stress in
families, especially when some-one is deployed,” he said.
PeterFaulk,manager of Mili-tary Family Housing, said thenext emphasis will be on roofinspections and upgrading allparks and playgrounds.The customer satisfaction sur-
vey was conducted by CEL &Associates, which created theNational Real Estate CustomerService “A-List” award. Theaward is bestowed on propertiesthat achieve thehighest level andqualityof serviceas ratedby theirresidents. To earn the award,neighborhoods must have a ser-vice score of 85 or higher out of100 possible points, and at least20 percent of residents must re-spond to the survey.
Family Housing, Lincoln win service awards
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
A teacher, a friend, a leader— butmostof all, a Sailor’s Sailor.Speaker after speaker at a memorial
service on Feb. 12 recalled Master ChiefAircraftMaintenancemanAndyKaloz ofthe Carrier Airborne Command andCon-trol SquadronVAW-113 Black Eagles withthose words and many more.“I never left an encounter with him
without learning something new,” saidCmdr. Glenn Jamison, commanding of-ficer of VAW-113. “I always enjoyed talk-ing to him.”Kaloz, 41, died Feb. 9 of a heart attack
shortly after a workout at the gym. Hisdeath stunned his co-workers, many ofwhom had seen him appearing healthy atphysical training just minutes before hispassing.“Only the Lord has control over our
lives,”Master Chief JeremiahMontanez,the commanding master chief for VAW-113, told the crowd of about 100 Sailorsand officers who gathered at the PointMugu Chapel of Faith. “We need to re-member the leadership he taught us.”Master Chief Gary Beverslius, mainte-
nance master chief of Carrier Air Wing14, located at Naval Air Station Lemoore,credited Kaloz for helping many forwardtheir careers.“Hemade such an impact on all of us,”
Beverslius said. “He instilled a sense ofpride.”
Several speakers shared a laugh overKaloz’ well-known sense of humor.“He’dwant us to laugh,”Beverslius said.
“He always had a smile.”Kaloz, a native of Lansing,Mich., joined
theNavy after graduating fromhigh schoolin 1987. He became an aviation structuralmechanic (hydraulic) and received addi-tional training on the structural complex-ities of the Hawkeye.His first operational tour of duty was
with the SunKings of VAW-116. In Octo-ber of 1996, he received orders to theVAW-113 Black Eagles, and the squadron de-ployed to theWestern Pacific and PersianGulf.After several assignments and promo-
tions, Kaloz returned to VAW-113 inMayof 2009. He led the maintenance depart-ment through his final combat deploymentin support of Operation Enduring Free-dom.Jamison first met Kaloz in 1996, and
through those years, Kaloz’ reputation forexcellence never diminished.“Hewas an expert at his craft,” Jamison
said. “He not only had an uncanny abilityto get things done, he also had a devotionto the personal growth of those he servedwith. He had sage advice, and he madetime to share it with his fellow ship-mates.”But perhaps it was Master Chief Joe
Murphy who said it best:“Truly,”Murphy said, “he was a Sailor’s
Sailor.”
VAW-113 mourns loss of Andy Kaloz, popular ‘Sailor’s Sailor’
Andy Kaloz passed away on Feb. 9 at Naval Base Ventura County.
Power will be out at Naval BaseVentura County Point Mugu onSaturday, March 6, from 7:30 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.Port Hueneme will not be af-
fected.Southern California Edison re-
quested the outage so it can performcritical maintenance at the mainsubstation on Frontage Road.For more details, see the March
4 edition of The Lighthouse.
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Hails and farewells are a routine partof life in the military. Someone new is al-ways reporting, and someone familiar isalways detaching. And if you are in themilitary, often that “someone” is you.Leaving one duty station and reporting
to another is a bittersweet experience. Onthe one hand, it is bitter when you mustleave behind the people you have grownclose to at your present duty station. Theseare the men and women with whom youworked, laughed, deployed and served.You formed with them not only profes-sional relationships but close friendshipsas well. It’s always hard to leave behindyour friends when you move.On the other hand, the upcoming “hail”
can be a sweet experience. You might re-ally be excited about the next duty stationyou are reporting to. Maybe it is in a partof the country that you really enjoy. Pos-sibly, you’ll be closer to extended familyat your new duty station. Or perhaps youare really looking forward to beginning anew job. There is no denying the elementof excitement that is part of the “hail”experience.I’m about to havemy own “farewell and
hail” experience. I arrived here on base asa mobilized reservist on July 13, 2009.And, after eight months of active dutyservice, I amabout to depart inmid-Marchand return home tomy family and church
in Indianapolis. My time here has beenshorter than the typical three- to four-yearlength of stay at a duty station. But mytime here has been long enough to formfriendships and to experience the fulfill-ment of contributing to our reserve regi-ment’s mission. So, even though I amlooking forward to the sweetness of re-turning home to my family and church, Iam still experiencing a bit of the bitternessof a farewell to friends and meaningfulservice. (Oh, and I’ll miss your greatweather too. Best winter I’ve ever had!)In the midst of all the challenges and
blessings of our “hails and farewells,”onetruth remains constant for the person offaith: Our God is always with us. In thebook of Zephaniah from the Christian
Scriptures of the Old Testament, we hearthese comforting words: The Lord yourGod is with you, he is mighty to save. Hewill take great delight in you, he willquiet you with his love, he will rejoiceover you with singing.”Prior to his ascension into heaven, Je-
sus issued a similar pledge to be presentwith His disciples. He told them in theNew Testament book of Matthew: “I amwith you always, to the very end of theage.” (Matt. 28:20) Now that’s a solidpromise with profound implications!So whether you are leaving or arriving,
whether you are beginning your Navycareer or coming close to its conclusion,whether life is sweet to you right now orbitter, take hold of the truth that yourGod is with you. And because God iswith you, you can face every hail andfarewell, every challenge and blessingwith the confidence of His love and thecertainty of His grace to supply your ev-ery need.Farewell, Naval Base Ventura County!
It’s been a pleasure serving in your midstthese past eight months. And hail to myfamily and church members of India-napolis. I’m on my way home with Godbeside me!
— Cmdr. Ronald May, chaplain, is with the9th Naval Construction Regiment.
Hails and farewells bittersweet time in the Navy
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Seabee ChapelPort HuenemeBuilding 1433
Phone: (805) 982-4358Fax: (805) 982-5364
ProtestantSunday worship service: 9 a.m.Choir rehearsal: Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Catholic MassSunday: 11:15 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 10:45 a.m.Wednesday: 11:30 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m.
Christian Bible StudiesWomen’s Bible Study: Tuesday, 10
a.m.All Hands Bible Study: Thursday, 5:30
p.m.
Catholic Religious EducationPre-K through high schoolTuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Chapel of FaithPoint MuguBuilding 121
Phone: (805) 989-7967Fax: (805) 989-7968
ProtestantSunday worship service: 11:15 a.m.
Catholic MassSunday: 8:45 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 8:15 a.m.Thursday: 11:30 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m.
Chaplains serving NBVCLt. Deann ColemanCommand Chaplain
Lt. Kyung TakStaff Chaplain
Father Antony BerchmanzCatholic Priest
Worship schedule
Vice Admiral Anthony L. Winns, in-spector general of the Navy, will speak atNaval Base Ventura County onMonday,Feb. 22, as part of African American/Black History Month.Winns’ topic will be, “The history of
black economic empowerment.”The hourlong program begins at 12:30
p.m. in the Port Hueneme Seabee Chapel,Bldg. 1433.Winns became inspector general in No-
vember 2007. He is the 2007 Black Engi-neer of the Year Career Achievement inGovernment award winner. His militarydecorations include the DistinguishedService Medal, Defense Service Medal,Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service
Medal, Navy Commendation Medal,Navy Achievement Medal and variousunit, campaign and service medals.Both galleys will be serving a special
lunch menu that day of baked chicken orbarbecued ribs, chicken gumbo, sweet po-tatoes, rice pilaf, collard greens, cornO’Brien and cornbread. Cost is $4.25 forboth military and civilians.For more information on the event, call
982-3497.
Inspector general of the Navy to speak at NBVC on Feb. 22
The United Blood Services blood drivescheduled for Feb. 26 at Naval Base Ven-tura County Port Hueneme has been can-celed.The next blood drive will be at Point
Mugu on Friday, March 12. The blood-mobile will be at the baseball fields from
8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.The next blood drive at Port Hueneme
will be March 19. The bloodmobile willbe parked outside Building 1000 from 8:30a.m. to 1 p.m.For more information, call 654-8104 or
call up the Web at www.blood4life.org.
Feb. 26 Hueneme blood drive canceled
EvangelisticMissionary Baptist
ChurchSun Morning Prayer 8:30a-9a
Sunday School 9a-10:15aMorning Worship 10:30a
Wed Prayer/Bible Study 6:30p
Pastor-Bishop Princeton Allen125 E.Pearl St., Pt Hueneme
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As spring approaches, school districtsin Ventura County will be opening upkindergarten registration for next fall’sschool year. It varies by district; however,nearly all registrations will begin inMarch.For most parents of 5- and almost 5-
year-olds, there is no doubt that their childis prepared to take the step into kinder-garten. However, there are some parentswho still aren’t confident that their studentis ready for such a step. In California, le-gal readiness is defined as the child turn-ing 5 by Dec. 2. This means that a childcan start kindergarten at about 4 years, 9months.Although a child may be of the legal
age to begin kindergarten, many parentsworry that their child may not be sociallyor physically ready. It has become a com-mon practice for parents to delay kinder-garten for children who are withinmonthsof turning 5 before or after the beginningof the school year. Often educators willadvise parents to do so; however, a parent’sdecision should really depend on the in-dividual child.
Aside from a child with special needs,here are some skills a child starting kin-dergarten should possess:• Listens to stories without interrupt-
ing.• Shows a general understanding of
times of day.• Begins to share with others.• Follows rules.• Manages bathroom needs.• Separates from parents without being
upset.• Talks in complete sentences with 5-6
words.• Can follow 3-5 step directions.• Can trace a basic shape with a crayon
or large pencil.This is not an inclusive list of all skills
a child will need to be successful. How-ever, it might help a parent to begin tomake a decision about whether their 4-year-old will be ready for kindergartennext fall. Remember that such a youngchild develops fast. A skill he or she doesnot possess this month may be accom-
plished next month. What is most impor-tant is that a child starts kindergartenhealthy, mature, capable and eager tolearn.If a parent is still not sure, consider
these options:• Meet with the school’s kindergarten
teacher and discuss what he or she expectsfrom a child starting kindergarten.• See if the school has a “pre-K”or “Jr.
K” program to prepare the child for kin-dergarten.• If the child is enrolled in preschool,
talk to the teacher about the child’s prog-ress. He or she is a child developmentprofessional and can give you great in-sight.• Request a formal educational assess-
ment if there is concern that the child mayhave an educational disability. Preschoolspecial education services may be avail-able.
— For questions about kindergartenregistration or any K-12 question, pleasecontact the NBVC school liaison at 989-5211or [email protected]
Kindergarten registration has parents pondering options
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Just about everyMonday, Dolores Dur-nell stops by the Navy-Marine Corps Re-lief Society (NMCRS) Thrift Shop atNaval Base Ventura County Port Huen-eme.With her 1-year-old daughter, Rebecca,
growing fast, the E6 from Naval MobileConstruction Battalion 3 has found thethrift shop to be an economical way tokeep her family well-dressed.“Every week I’m here looking at chil-
dren’s clothes,” Durnell said.And she’s not alone.Last year, an average of 32 people vis-
ited the thrift shop each day, with dailysales averaging $425. In all, $35,195 wasraised for other NMCRS programs, suchas Budget for Baby classes and administra-tive overhead.“That’s $35,195 by selling things for a
quarter,” said Nadine Gamble, executivedirector of the NMCRS at NBVC.Bargains are everywhere at the thrift
shop, located in Building 829 on 15th Av-enue. Open Mondays and Wednesdaysfrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the store is nowwelcoming civilians with CAC cards thelast week of every month — Feb. 22 and24 this month.Volunteers run the store, with Mary
Wilson having chaired the project for thelast four years. She runs a tight ship, mak-ing sure that all electronics work beforebeing placed on the shelves and that allclothes are cleaned and toys washed. Sheeven has someone count the pieces beforeputting jigsaw puzzles out for sale.“We test everything that we possibly
can,”Wilson said.As a result, the thrift store has a loyal
following.Melissa Brinckman stops by every cou-
ple of weeks. Married to Christopher, anE6 with Carrier Airborne Command andControl Squadron VAW-112, she has a 5-year-old boy, Bobby, and a 2-year-old girl,Gwen, with another girl due in April.“Sometimes I’ll get a toy, but now I’m
really looking for baby clothes,” Brinck-man explained.Tomake sure products don’t “get stale,”
Wilson color-codes clothing with yarn.Once they hit the three-month mark,they’re donated to another thrift shop.Clothes are the most popular items, but
a new sports-equipment roomholds prom-ise. On a recent day, it featured skis, sports
memorabilia and gear bags. A brand-newboogie board, still wrapped, was sellingfor $5.“It’s mind-boggling the things we get,”
Wilson said. “Some things have never beenused.”Both the store and the wares are well-
organized.Wilson uses clear tape to wraprelated items — bedding, for example, ornapkins and tablecloths— and writes thesize and price on the tape so everythingstays organized and buyers know exactlywhat they’re getting. There’s no rummag-ing through stacks of loose, unrelateditems, searching for matched sets.There’s an area for toys, another for
videos. Belts and ties hang in a hallway,next to gift bags and beads. There’s a uni-form shop and a large clothing roomwitheverything from ball gowns and tuxedosto sweaters and leather jackets.There’s even a holiday area that once
featured a 7-foot pre-lit Christmas tree.
Gamble said the staff regularly checksrecall orders from the Consumer Protec-tion and Safety Commission tomake surenothing unsafe is being sold.And prices?“We check those regularly, too,” she
said. “We know we’re charging less thanother thrift stores in the area.”
As NMCRS Fund Drive nears, Thrift Shop thrives
PHOTOS BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE
Volunteers staff the NMCRS Thrift Shop, and here, from left, are three key ones: LeoOlson, who fixes the toys before they’re put out on the shelves; Mary Wilson, who chairsthe store; and Bill Howard, who works the cash register on Mondays.
Dolores Durnell, an E6 with Naval MobileConstructionBattalion3, shops for children’sclothes at the NMCRS Thrift Shop.
The 2010 NMCRS Fund Drive runsfrom March 1-31. For more information,contact Fund Drive Coordinators Lt.Pablito V. Quiatchon at 982-4587 orBUC (SCW) Andrew J. Bugs at 982-2941.
About the fund drive
NMCRS schedule of events
Thrift Shop: (Bldg. 829 Port Hueneme.Open Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. Civilians with CAC card mayshop onMonday, Feb. 22, andWednesday,Feb. 24, only. Prices start at 5 cents.Budget for Baby:Tuesday,March 9, and
Tuesday, April 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. Learnhow your new bundle of joy will impactyour budget and how to pay for all thoseadditional expenses like formula, diapers,clothing, car seats, etc. Just for attendingthis class, participants will receive “Baby’sFirst Seabag” filled with newborn itemsfromGerber, at least one handmade item,and a new outfit for your baby.VolunteerOrientation:Thursday,March
11, at 1 p.m. Recruiting Office staff, ThriftShop workers and Budget for Baby in-structors. Reimbursement for child careand mileage. Snacks provided.For more information or to register for
classes, call 982-4409.
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By Lt. Cmdr. Justin HawkinsVR-55 public affairs officer
The Minutemen of Fleet LogisticsSquadron 55 (VR-55) held a change ofcommand ceremony following the navalservice’s time-honored tradition.The ceremony took place aboardNaval
Base Ventura County Point Mugu in thesquadron’s hangar bay on Jan. 30. Richwith heritage and tradition, the heart ofthe ceremony is the formal reading of theofficial orders.More than 275 squadron personnel and
guests were on hand to bid fair winds andfollowing seas to Cmdr. Kenneth E. Hob-mann and welcome Cmdr. Thomas A.Long as the new commanding officer ofVR-55.Long became the 26th commanding of-
ficer of the Minutemen, continuing 33years of proud naval history.Replacing Long as executive officer was
Cmdr. Alastair Macgregor.Hobmann thanked the many people
who made his command tour a resound-ing success, including his family, formersuperiors, peers and the Sailors he worked
with throughout his naval career.He also praised the hard work and
dedication of VR-55’s 85 selected reserv-ists.“Because of those who volunteered
countless hours away from their civilianjobs and family, the squadron loggedmoremishap-free flight hours this past fiscalyear than anyC-130 squadron in the entireFleet Logistics SupportWing,”Hobmannsaid.Hobmann’s follow-on assignment is
with Commander, Naval Forces KoreaHeadquarters, a reserve unit located atPort Hueneme.As Long took the stage to address his
squadron for the first time, he thankedHobmann for his strong leadership andfor turning over a great squadron.Additionally, he thanked his wife, say-
ing, “Navy wives don’t get medals for allthe things you go through, but theyshould.”His message to the squadron was that
they would continue to build upon theirstrong foundation and provide outstand-
VR-55Minutemen conduct change of command
PHOTO BY MCC BRYAN BURDICK
The change of command ceremony takes place in a time-honored tradition. More than 275squadron personnel and guests were on hand for the Jan. 30 ceremony in which Cmdr.Kenneth E. Hobmann was succeeded by Cmdr. Thomas A. Long as new commandingofficer of VR-55.SEE COMMAND ON 11
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The VR-55 squadron’s hangar bay was the setting for the change of command ceremony.
ing logistics support to the fleet aroundthe world.Long, a native of Bremerton, Wash.,
graduated from the University of South-
ern California in 1991 with a bachelor’sdegree in industrial engineering. He wascommissioned through NROTC and wasdesignated a naval aviator in November1993. He completed SH-60B Fleet Re-placement Squadron (FRS) training at
HSL-41 in San Diego and then reportedto NAF Atsugi, Japan, where he was as-signed to the HSL-51 Warlords.Long has also served with VT-10, VR-
53, VR-64, VR-62 and Commander, Na-val Air Forces. He has logged more than
4,000 flight hours, including 1,800 in theC-130. His personal awards include theMeritorious Service Medal, five NavyCommendation Medals, three NavyAchievement Medals and various otherservice medals and awards.
PHOTO BY MCC BRYAN BURDICK
VR-55’s incoming commanding officer, Cmdr. Tom Long, speaks to the crowd. Looking onare, from left, Command Master Chief AFCM Andrew Ostroth, CFLSW Commodore Capt.Eric Petersen and outgoing commanding officer, Cmdr. Ken Hobmann.Command: Long succeeds Hobmann
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Armed with swim noodles, glue guns, ahandful of other household objects andtheir own creativity, 75 local middle schoolstudents will see if their math and scienceskills hit the target — literally — at the10th annual Port HuenemeDivision, Na-val SurfaceWarfare Center (PHDNSWC)National Engineers Week event Feb. 18.PHD NSWC is located at Naval Base
Ventura County.The annual engineering competition pits
students from Ventura County middle
schools in the ultimate school rivalry asthey attempt to design a miniature missilefrom ordinary office and household sup-plies, and then launch it at a target beforea panel of judges comprised of Navy andcivilian engineers.Aided by a math or science teacher and
a PHDNSWC engineer, the students en-gage in a variety of rocket science conceptssuch as aerodynamics, trajectory and pullof gravity.PHDNSWCdeveloped the competition
as a way to help local students with anaptitude for math and science discover theworld of engineering and expose them tothe kinds of problem-solving challenges
that engineers face on a daily basis.The event will begin at 8 a.m. and con-
clude at 2 p.m. In the morning, the stu-dents will tour the SurfaceWarfare Engi-neering Facility, where they will be giventhe opportunity to see how engineers usemath and science to solve problems anddevelop conceptual ideas.After the tour, the students will work
with their PHDNSWC engineer on theirproject and conduct test launches to per-fect their designs. The student teams willthen present their projects and design ra-tionale to the panel of judges.Projects will be scored on creativity,
conceptual design, application, testing
procedure/results, as well as the teams’application of knowledge collected fromtheir tour.Schools participating include: Anacapa
Middle School, Balboa Middle School,Charles Blackstock Junior High School,De AnzaMiddle School, E. O. Green Ju-nior High School, R. J. Frank Intermedi-ate School, JohnC. Fremont IntermediateSchool, Richard B.Haydock IntermediateSchool, Las Colinas Middle School, LosPrimeros Structured School,Mesa UnionSchool, Monte Vista Middle School,Ocean View Junior High School, RioVistaMiddle School and SantaRosaTech-nology Magnet School.
NSWC sponsors engineering challenge for students75 middle schoolers willcompete in Feb. 18 event
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Horses at The Equine Sanctuary in Ojaihave been through enough in their liveswithout having to endure flooded stallsand hoofs cracked by rocky terrain.Now, thanks to about 40 volunteers
from Naval Base Ventura County, theywon’t have to.Personnel from NBVC, Naval Mobile
Construction Battalion 40, VAW-112, Na-val Construction Training Center, ForceProtection, the FOCUS Project and theNaval BranchHospital Clinic at PortHue-neme pulled up to The Equine Sanctuaryin four vans on Jan. 15 to begin a hardday’s work digging trenches, installing aFrench drain, moving water lines and aspigot and cleaning up open areas.“We thought wewere just going to paint
a barn,” said RP2 Spencer Fry, who orga-nized the project as one of the eight to 10community outreach projects performedyearly by the chaplain’s office. “But oncewe got there, it was a different story. Wesaw there was a lot more that needed tobe done.”The contingent arrived shortly after tor-
rential rains hadmade amess of the sanc-tuary. The barn suddenly became lastpriority.“The whole area would have flooded
with the next storm if we hadn’t done this
work,”Fry explained. “The owner said wereally helped her out a lot.”The non-profit Equine Sanctuary res-
cues race horses and others that have beeninjured or abandoned.
“The Seabees knew what they were do-ing, but not the rest of us,”Fry said. “Weall did it anyway, and it all worked. Wegot everything done that we set out todo.”And the barn? “We saved that for an-
other time or another group,” he said.
40 from NBVChelp keep EquineSanctuary safe
actual work situations to assure their suit-ability for the underwater environment.In addition to their work with tool test-
ing and underwater construction projects,NCEL divers assist in underwater exper-iments of various kinds, placing retrievingsamples andmaintaining underwater sur-veillance during the tests.“We’re versatile,” says William J.
Schleigh, acting master diver. “We do ourprimary mission plus virtually anythingthat involves going under water.”“If something falls off the pier, we go
in after it,” Lt. Cullison adds with agrin.Eachman has a primary skill in addition
to his diving expertise. Some are builders,some are construction mechanics andsome are equipment operators. Others areelectricians and enginemen. These menhave learned to use their primary skills inthe context of underwater work.As divers, the men of the NCEL locker
have many levels of expertise. There aretwo diving officers, one acting masterdiver, three first class and three secondclass divers. Each man has his specialtraining and his specific responsibility tothe overall team effort.Lt. Cullison and Lt. (j.g.) Anthony M.
Parisi are the diving officers. They haveoverall responsibility for diving missionsand for coordinating scientific require-ments for each mission.
Acting Master Diver Schleigh super-vises all diving operations. It is his job toknow how deep each man can go, howlong he can remain at that depth withsafety, and what types of tasks he is ca-pable of handling. Chief Schleigh isequipped for his job with the highest pos-sible diving rating, that of aquanaut, orsaturation diver. This means that he isqualified to dive with mixed breathinggasses and to stay underwater for extend-ed (saturation) periods.First Class Divers David P. Sizemore,
Larry G. Hecht and Joel C. Hierholzerhave qualified for their positions by suc-cessfully completing a total of 27 weeksof training in the use of both lightweightand “hard hat” gear. This training quali-fied them to depths of 320 feet.Aaron R. Sutton, Lindsay F. Bodwell
and Thomas W. Johnson, second classdivers, are qualified through a 10-weekcourse to dive in lightweight and hard hatgear to depths of 150 feet.NCEL divers have maintained an ac-
cident-free record throughout the fiveyears of their operation.Reliability is all-important because ev-
ery diver is not only responsible for hisown underwater survival, but for the safe-ty of his fellow divers.“If you’re in trouble underwater,”
Schleigh sums up, “you want to knowsomebody’s there who won’t let youdown.”
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PHOTOS BY RP2 SPENCER FRY
Above, three of the volunteers enjoy a hardday’s work at the Equine Sanctuary in Ojai,under a watchful eye, below.
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By Annabelle FerrerMWR sports coordinator
This month, the Morale, Welfareand Recreation Athletic Branch hasnominatedMike Elliott as the Athleteof the Month.Mike hasmore than 20 league bowl-
ing rings, more than 17 games at 300,five 800 series, and holds the highestaverage bowled at NBVC Lanes witha book average of 226 for the bowlingseason of 2008-09. He currently hasthe highest series ever bowled at 824at Naval Base Ventura County.He recently won a four-game tour-
nament at NBVCwith a total score of1,056 for four games.So how does one begin to bowl so
well? Mike began his bowling careerat the age of 4 in Washington at theBanger Base bowling alley, where hisfather was an assistant. Mike used toaccompany his father to work, playvideo games and bowl for free — andhis passion for bowling bloomed.Mike’s parents are his role models,
and he mentioned with a huge smile
and chuckle that he can now bowl bet-ter than this father. His favorite sportis bowling, but he also enjoys football,which he also played growing up. Hisfavorite sports team is the OaklandRaiders, and his favorite sports movieis the classic, “The Waterboy.”He likes to bring his kids to the
bowling alley to share with them thejoy that bowling has brought to hislife. Who knows?Maybe one day they
will give their father a run for hismoney!Mike has worked with MWR at
NBVC for 12 years and currentlyworks as the central cashier. He isalso a Level II certified bowling coachwith 12 years of experience. So, tothose of you who would like to re-fresh your skills, give him a call!Considering all his accomplish-
ments throughout the years, I askedhim, “What does bowling mean toyou?” He had a simple and classyanswer, “Bowling is about friends andhaving fun!” While speaking withMike, one can tell right off the batthat he is very knowledgeable in thesport, but it’s also clear how much hesimply loves the game of bowling.Mike wanted to make sure that he
gave a special thanks to F. Rod JohnsAllstate Insurance, Class Seven Cloth-ing Company and Charles Horton,the pro shop operator at NBVC whois responsible for drilling all of Mike’sbowling balls at the NBVC ProShop.
Top bowler is Athlete of the Month
PHOTO BY ANNABELLE FERRER / MWR
Mike Elliott is the February Athlete of the Month.
About this featureAthlete of theMonth features
military, family members andother base personnel who reachoutstanding achievements insports, demonstrate outstandingsportsmanship, and/or bringsports to our community. Tonominate someone or a group ofathletes, send your recommenda-tion to Annabelle Ferrer at [email protected].
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Petty Officer 2nd Class Ray Judy wantsevery baseball player who’s ever thoughtabout joining the military to know some-thing: You don’t have to give up the sportto serve your country.Judy should know. For eight years, he’s
mixed baseball and the Navy to great suc-cess, spending up to five months of everyyear as part of the only joint travelingarmed forces all-star team and the rest ofthe time on aircraft carriers or, most re-cently, San Nicolas Island, working as anaviation boatswain’s mate helping tolaunch and recover aircraft.Now, at 38, he’s convinced this is his last
year on the diamond.“I’m retiring from baseball for good,”
says the second baseman and power hitter.“I think it’s just time. I wanted to showother young kids that this is possible – thatif you have support from your command,you don’t have to give up your dream.”Judy will be evaluating the players who
show up for the open tryouts at Port Hue-neme onMarch 4.With only three players
selected from tryouts already conductedin Okinawa, Japan, and at Luke Air ForceBase in Phoenix, Judy figures only one ortwo players will come out of Naval BaseVentura County.“You’ve got to be a really strong former
college or professional player or theMVPon your high school baseball team to havea chance to make this team,” Judy said.“This is a high level of organized baseball.For you to say, ‘I played Little League’isn’t going to work. If you don’t have theskills, you aren’t going to make it.”
Power hitting with the Navy
PHOTO BY PH2 DANIEL A. JONES / U.S. NAVY
In this 2003 photo at San Diego’s Qualcomm Stadium, Ray Judy forces out Marine StaffSgt. Santiago Ruiz during the 14th annual Navy vs. Marine Corps Baseball All-Star game.The out came at the top of the ninth inning; Navy defeated the Marines 5-3.
Open tryouts for Heroes of theDiamond 21st Annual “Red, Whiteand Blue Tour,” presented byAshford University, will take placeat 1 p.m. Thursday, March 4, atthe softball fields at Naval BaseVentura County, Port Hueneme.For more information, see www.heroesofthediamond.com
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Fifty runners showed their love of ex-ercise Feb. 4 by taking part in the 5KSweetheart Run on Naval Base VenturaCounty Port Hueneme.Rebecca Newton came in first with a
time of 18 minutes, 39 seconds, followedbyKimoZaiger at 19:53 andWilliamGos-tage at 20:06.Event organizer Kent Blankenship, ath-
letic director for Morale, Welfare andRecreation, said the 5K runs are alwayspopular, with hundreds having taken partin the five to six the office puts on eachyear.The next run is March 18, the Spring
Fling 5K, held in conjunction with ahealth fair.Here are the Sweetheart Run results:1) Rebecca Newton, 18:39; 2) Kimo
Zaiger, 19:53; 3) William Gostage, 20:06;4) Dan Frost, 20:42; 5) Justin Thomas,21:02; 6) Mauricio Puerto, 21:02; 7) JoePruckno, 21:32; 8) Chuck Herrera, 21:38;9) Joseph Layman, 21:50;10)KimHigdon, 22:01; 11) JamesWick-
ham, 22:17; 12) Sam Richards, 22:36; 13)Courtney Cook, 22:40; 14) Pat Madden,22:40; 15) Raymond Baker, 23:07; 16)Andy Bugs; 23:20; 17) Ray Gloria, 24:21;18) Ronald May, 24:49; 19) Kovit Mark-klam, 25:18;20) Larry Castruita, 25:43; 21) Andrew
Castruita, 25:43; 22) ZachWilliams, 26:11;23) Gloria Pena, 26:13; 24) Mario May-torena, 26:28; 25) Lorin Asada, 27:16; 26)Scott Veatch, 27:27; 27) Brittany Wilson,27:49; 28) LindaKreider, 27:52; 29) DavidHolmes, 28:00;30) Jessica Votel, 28:01; 31)Wendy Cof-
fey, 28:08; 32) Rosanna Biggerstaff, 28:14;33) James Jones, 28:21; 34) NadiaMorrisMitchell, 28:38; 35) Rachel Baker, 29:03;36) Jill Havelaar, 29:20; 37) Danielle Cart-er, 30:00; 38) Richard Wrenn, 30:18; 39)Danielle Demaree, 33:45;40) Robert Manzano, 34:38; 41) Shan-
non See, 35:12; 42) Ed Becerra, 36:08; 43)Henry Castro, 36:26; 44) Ellen Asada,36:45; 45) Paris Henry, 38:42; 46) DanielleClevidence, 39:10; 47) Casey Polly, 40:55;48) DebraWilson, 41:51; 49) Shakira An-derson, 44:04; 50) Kyron Anderson,44:04.
Sweetheart Run draws 50PHOTOS BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE
Runners take off at the start of the Feb. 4 5K Sweetheart Run.
Rebecca Newton crosses the finish line first,with a time of 18 minutes, 39 seconds, atthe 5K Sweetheart Run. A newcomer fromMaryland, this was her first 5K here. “It’s sogreat to have these,” she said of the runsoffered through MWR.
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HTH
OUSE
Seabees
fromNMCB3return
fromtheir
deployment
toAfrica
onFeb.9.M
oreSeabees
returnedfrom
Europelater
inthe
week.
Fromleft,firstthings
first:CS2Benjam
inLotzersays
helloto
hiswife,N
ena,ashis
daughter,whom
hehas
nevermet,5
-month-old
Eliza,bideshertim
e.Next,Lotzer
isintroduced
toEliza;she
was
bornthree
weeks
afterLotzer
deployedto
Africa.Andlast,good
friendsalready,the
family
headshom
e.
ByConstruction
Mechanic
2nd
Class
(SCW)Laurence
Clayton
NMCB3
MONROVIA
,Liberia
—Beforecom
inghom
elast
week,
24mem
bersof
Naval
Mobile
Construction
Battalion
(NMCB)
3attended
adedication
ceremony
forthe
renovatedRedem
ptionHospitalC
hildren’sMedicalW
ardhere
onJan.28.
The
detachmenthad
beendeployed
toLiberia
sinceSept.7
forhumanitarian
andcivic
assistanceconstruction
efforts.Dur-
ingthattim
e,theSeabeesand
sixLiberian
military
engineersworked
togetherto
buildanew
600-square-footlaundryfacil-
ityand
renovatethe
children’sward.A
llconstruction
was
completed
Jan.25.“Ithasbeen
agreatopportunity
towork
inunison
with
theArm
edForcesof
Liberia
incom
-pleting
thishumanitarian
assistanceproject,w
hichwillbenefitthe
childrenof
thelocal
community,”
saidLt.Jeffery
Turner,of-ficerin
charge.There
were
challengesto
completing
theprojects,ranging
fromthe
torrentialrains
totem
peraturesinto
the100s.T
hemostsignificantchallenge
wasthe
lossofcolleague
Builder
3rdClass
(SCW)Josh-
uaDaeho
Carrell,w
hodied
onDec.26
fromcom
plicationsdue
tomalaria.
Tothe
detachment,C
arrellwas
anin-
spirationand
afriend
toall
who
knewhim
.There
was
neveratim
ehe
didn’t
crackasm
ileor
haveajoke
totell.
His
effortstobe
amentorand
anoutstanding
builderwillforever
bepart
ofthe
proudheritage
andlegacy
ofthe
Seabees.His
untimely
deathwas
feltby
allwho
knewhim
,including
U.S.
Ambassador
Linda
Thom
as-Greenfield
andthe
medicalstaff
ofthe
Redem
ptionHospital.
Torecognize
Carrell’soutstanding
ded-ication,
aproposal
was
acceptedby
Dr.
Walter
Gwenigale,the
Liberian
minister
ofhealth
andsocialw
elfare,tonam
ethe
newchildren’s
ward
inhonor
ofCarrell.
Builder1stC
lass(SCW)Jared
Ellis,w
howas
with
Carrell
duringhis
illnessand
escortedhis
remains
tothe
burialinPort
Angeles,W
ash.,presentedaplaque
duringthe
ceremony.
Hospitalw
arddedicated
tofallen
Seabee
ByCE2David
E.Betancur
NMCB3
ROTA
,Spain
–Before
coming
home,
Seabeesfrom
NavalM
obileConstruction
Battalion
(NMCB)3
helpedextend
apier
andmade
severalupgrades
toincrease
berthingcapacity
atNaval
StationRota
Spain.A
keypart
ofthis
expansionwas
thedem
olitionof
unusedcrane
railtracks,
which
were
embedded
inthe
concretepier.The
16-mem
bercrew
usedheavy
con-struction
equipment,shovelsand
jackham-
mers
todem
olishnearly
amile
ofrailing.
Cutting
throughconcrete,reinforcing
steeland
railroadtracksand
perseveringdespite
challengingwinterw
eather,thecrewworked
longhours
tocom
pletethe
project.“T
heproject
isagreat
opportunityto
showthe
Spanishnavy
who
theSeabees
areand
howhard
wework,”
saidUtilities-
man
Constructionm
anSteven
Shapiro.“W
ehave
beenworking
inthe
rainand
thecold
wind
forweeks.”
The
rainsbegan
inearly
Decem
berand
didnotstop
untilmid-January.In
Decem
-ber,R
otareceived
almostdoubleitsnorm
alrainfalltotals,and
thattrendcontinued
intoJanuary.TheprojectgaveSeabeesteelw
orkersandequipm
entoperatorsachance
topractice
theirtrade,usingcutting
torchesandback
hoesto
accomplish
theirwork.
“Itisagood
project,with
aton
ofhard
work
involved,”Petty
Officer
1stClass
(SCW)M
ichaelKeaton,projectsupervisor,
saidduring
construction.“Becausethecrew
isworking
atsuchafastpace,itishard
tomaintain
thesupply
flowto
thejob
site.They
arealso
working
inthe
rain,butstillthe
crewrefuses
toquitor
slowdow
n.”Throughoutthe
project,Seabeeslearnednew
skills,pushing
themselves
andtheir
shipmates,and
developingskillsthey
needto
functionas
ateam
.“Istarted
theprojectw
ithgreatexpecta-
tions,butafter
acouple
ofdays
with
thejackham
mer,m
ybody
feltlikeitw
asaboutto
quit,”saidcrew
mem
berUtilitiesm
an2nd
Class
(NAC)Jon
Lejuene.“T
hecam
ara-derie
toget
thisproject
donehas
hadus
pushthrough
itall.”
Navalstation
inSpain
expandedwith
Seabeehelp
ByBuilder
Constructionm
anJacob
J.Kusay
NMCB3
ROTA,Spain
—Nine
Seabeesfrom
Naval
Mobile
Construction
Battalion
(NM
CB)3
completed
phaseone
ofasidew
alkcon-
structionproject
atNavalStation
Rota
onFeb.1.The
Seabeeswere
taskedwith
construct-ing
a500-foot-long
sidewalk
thatwillpro-
videfor
safermovem
entaroundthe
station.The
project,dividedinto
threephases,w
illeventually
containabike
pathand
sidewalk
linkingkey
areas.Warfighter
supportinNavalStation
Rota
hasincreased
theneed
forapathw
aylinking
thegalley,N
avyExchange
andother
loca-tions.O
ncecom
plete,pedestrianswillhave
asafe
andefficientpath
totravelthatkeeps
themoff
busystreets.
“Safetyisthe
number
onepriority
ofthe
Seabees,”said
theprojectsafety
supervisor,Builder
Constructionm
anCam
eronBur-
rows.“T
hisprojectw
illmake
itmuch
saferfor
childrenand
eventhe
adultsto
move
aroundthe
base.”The
firststepin
theconstruction
processwas
toprepare
thesite
forset
formsand
placingconcrete.
“The
EO
wehad
onthe
projecteasily
cutthe
finishtim
ein
half,”said
Builder
2ndClass
(SCW
)James
Grace,
theproject
crewleader.
“While
thedozer
was
diggingout
thearea
where
ourform
swould
go,therestof
thecrew
worked
hardto
assemble
theform
s.”Team
work
andleadership
hasbeen
athem
eof
thisproject
sinceinception.
This
projectwas
agreat
opportunityfor
theSeabees
toshow
theirskills
andcapa-
bilities.Juniortroops
gotthe
opportunityto
learnnew
skillsand
honetheir
existing
skills.Seniortroops
hadthe
opportunityto
mentor
juniortroops
anddevelop
theirmanagem
entabilities.
Leadership
iscentral
atall
paygrades.
The
emphasis
iscontinually
ontraining
andleadership
developmentto
supportthemis-
sion.
On-the-job
trainingisan
importantpart
inthe
development
ofaSeabee.
Itgives
themexperience
inthe
skillsthathave
beentaught
inaclassroom
setting.“F
inishingconcrete
isafine
tunedskill,
almostan
art,”said
Builder3rd
Class(SC
W)
Erik
Kot,
ashe
demonstrated
theproper
techniqueof
usingafloat.
“Sincemany
peoplewill
beusing
thissidew
alk,itis
important
thatthe
finishis
perfecttoshow
howmuch
efforteachmem
-ber
ofthe
crewhas
broughtto
thisjob.”
“This
ismyfirst
concretepour
while
inthe
Seabees,”said
Builder
Constructionm
anM
ichaelEreaux,
oneof
thejunior
crewmem
bers.“Studying
inthe
classroomcan
onlydo
somuch,
butonce
youget
thehands-on
work,
allwehave
learnedin
classjust
fitsright
inand
makes
perfectsense.”
Seabeescom
pletefirstphase
ofsidewalk
constructionproject
E4Am
berSchm
ickof
NMCB
3meets
her7-
month-old
nephew,Curt
Fredenhagen,upon
herreturn
Feb.9from
herdeploym
entto
Africa.
Itisagood
project,with
aton
ofhard
work
involved.Petty
Officer
1st
Class
(SCW)Michael
Keaton
This
projectwillm
akeit
much
saferfor
childrenand
eventhe
adultsto
move
aroundthe
base.Builder
Constructionm
anCam
eronBurrow
sworked
hand-in-handwith
Arm
yengineers
torenovateschoolsunderA
rmyTask
Force-Eastinitiatives.In
Serbia,asm
allteamofSeabeesw
orkedto
renovatean
elementary
school.In
Cam
eroon,theybuiltan
oceanjetto
helpthe
localspecialforcesunitswith
anti-piracy
operations,andthey
renovatedbar-
racks.In
Uganda,a
detachmentof
30Seabees
rebuilttwoschools
aspart
ofthe
annualEastA
fricanCom
munity’s(E
AC’s)N
atural
Fire
10exercise.
According
toBuilder
1stClass
(SCW/
AW)Jerry
Sims,a
crewleaderoftheexercise,
akey
projectwastherepairing
Kitgum
High
School.“Seven
Seabeesfrom
NMCB
3and
43engineersfrom
theEACworked
ontheproj-
ect,”said
Sims.
“Werepaired
a12,000-
square-footroof,wepainted
30,000square
feetofwalland
werepaired
20,000window
panes.”In
Djibouti,
Africa,
thedetachm
entof
morethan
100Seabeescom
pletednum
erous
projects,includingfinishing
acantina
foralocalschool.In
Spain,thebattalion’s
main
bodysite
completed
severalbaseim
provementproj-
ects,includingsidew
alks,buildingrenova-
tionsand
catwalk
construction,and
theyrestored
anaturalspring
thatwashom
eto
anative
speciesofendangered
turtles.“It
wasn’t
untilthis
deployment
thatI
realizedwhy
peoplethankusforourservice
andsay
‘God
blessAmerica,’”
saidAcosta.
“Ikind
offelt
itbefore.
Ireally
feelit
now.”
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Help when you need it.The Fleet & FamilySupport Center
By Mary-Jean OwensThe Resume Shark
February is designated TransitionMonth forNavyFleet andFamily SupportCenters.Transition to most people means “TAP
class,” but the transition process is muchmore than just one week out of yourlife.Just what is TAP class? TAP stands for
Transition Assistance Program, which isa professional career seminar that providesseparating and retiring service membersand their spouses information onVeteransAffairs benefits, educational opportuni-ties, job search, interview techniques andresume writing.TAP is a combined partnership of the
departments of defense, labor, veteransaffairs and homeland security. Naval BaseVentura County provides two TAP semi-nars a month at Port Hueneme FFSC inthe Welcome Center, Building 1169.Executive TAP (XTAP) is for E-7 and
above, and all retirees. TAP is for separa-tees.
How do I sign up?You sign up with your command career
counselor, who will give you a DD2648,a pre-separation checklist. You will bring
a copy of this form to TAP on the firstday, along with travel orders and yourmedical record. Spouses are definitely in-vited and encouraged to attend. Let yourcareer counselor know if youwish to bringyour spouse so space can be provided.
When can I go?OPNAVINST 1900.2B is the instruction
that governs the transition program, andit recommends that retirees attend at leasttwo years out and separatees at least oneyear out. Scheduling is up to the com-mand, however, and although the timingis not always propitious to the member,separatees are eligible for transition ser-vices for 180 days after they leave themilitary and retirees forever. When pos-sible, it is recommended individuals attendTAP a second time, as the seminars con-tain an enormous amount of informationthat is hard to absorb in one sitting.
What do I wear?To get you into the mode of being a
civilian again, youwill wear civilian clothesto TAP class and you will all go by yourfirst name all week.You don’t need towearsuits, but appropriate “business casual”civilian clothes. No ball caps, cut-offs orflip-flops.
What are the seminar hours?Class starts Monday at 7:30 a.m. sharp
and ends at 4 p.m. daily. All seminars areheld at Port Hueneme in Fleet and Fam-ily Support Center.
What happens at TAP?Survivor Benefit Program and Tricare
Briefs are presented for retirees and a Re-serve brief for separatees. PSD, PersonalProperty, and the JAG cover informationpertinent to the transition process, and anFFSC financial educator presents vitalfinancial information to assist service-members in planning for their civiliancareers.
Medical records are reviewed, and pri-vate consults with a Disabled AmericanVeterans representative are encouraged.Special presentations by employers areoffered when viable, and additional pre-sentations are announced on the firstday.In addition to covering veterans entitle-
ments, TAP covers skills identification,resume preparation, interview techniques,negotiating job offers and how to dress toimpress.
Do I have to wait for TAP class to start mytransition?Not at all! FFSC offers monthly classes,
called Resume Blast, on resume writingfor both corporate and federal positions.There’s also one-on-one assistance forresumes, interview practice and job searchtechniques if you unable to make theclasses.
— You can schedule an appointment withMary-Jean Owens, TAMP manager, also knownas the Resume Shark, at 982-5325. CallEdith at 982-3726 for spouse employment.Other appointment scheduling is available24/7 by calling 1-866-923-6478. The Sharkawaits.
What’s a Transition Assistance Program, and why should I go?
Resumeshark
Mary-JeanOwens
All classes at Port Hueneme unless oth-erwise noted. Call 982-5037 for more in-formation.New toll-free appointment scheduling
service: 1-866-923-6478. Call 24 hours aday, seven days a week. Schedule counsel-ing (individual, marital, family) and ap-pointments for financial, spouse employ-ment, transition and relocationassistance.
Counseling Services & LifeSkills
• Anger Management (6 sessions): In-teractive class, recognizing cues of angerand practicing healthy anger expressions.Mondays, Feb. 22, Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 5to 6:30 p.m.• Setting Effective Consequences: How
to set effective consequences for your chil-
dren ages 10 to 17.Wed., Feb. 24, 5 to 6:30p.m.• Couples Communication (4 sessions):
Power up your relationship!Whether backfrom deployment or tackling life’s dailychallenges, learn conflict managementskills and improve communication.Mon-days, Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.• Co-Parenting (5 sessions): For di-
vorced, separated or two-household par-ents. Tuesdays, Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 5:30to 7 p.m.• Blended Families (4 sessions): Learn
to focus on a child’s developmental mile-stones in the context of social, moral andcognitive development. Dispel the mythsof stepparenting and transform into a newfamily. Wednesdays, Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 3to 5 p.m.• He Says; She Says: The differences
betweenmen and women in relationships.Wed., Mar. 10, 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Job FairThursday, Feb. 18, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
FFSC, Bldg. 1169. The Job Fair is opento all active duty, spouses, reservists, re-tirees, DOD employees, contract employ-ees and anyone who has base access. Formore information email [email protected].
Career Support and Retention
(Register for TAP classes with yourCommand Career Counselor)• Executive Transition Assistance Pro-
gram: Monday-Thursday, Mar. 1-4, 7:30a.m. to 4 p.m., E-7 and above, all retir-ees. Civilian attire. Bring medical re-cords and DD2648 on Monday.• Transition Assistance Program:
Monday–Thursday, Mar. 8–11, 7:30
a.m. to 4 p.m., Seperatees E-6 and be-low. Civilian attire. Bring medical recordand DD2648 on Monday.• CONSEP: Financial, life skills and
career management for members withless than 10 years of service. Monday–Thursday, Feb. 22–25, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sexual Assault Preventionand Response (SAPR)
• Advocate Monthly Meeting: Thurs.,Feb. 25, 10 to 11 a.m.
Ombudsman• OmbudsmanMeeting: Tues., Feb. 23,
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By Jim RameyFFSC financial educator
Here is your question of the day:“Are you doing what is needed to ensure
your financial future is headed in the rightdirection?”It’s a question we should all be asking
ourselves, and during this uncertain econ-omy, it is imperative to answer as hon-estly as we can.The sad truth for most of us is that we
have not taken the necessary steps to en-sure our long-term financial well-being.Don’t you think it’s time to make somechanges with our finances, especially long-term investments?One entity that believes it’s time is the
Department of Defense (DoD). The lead-ership at the DoD fully understands thenegative effect that poor financial plan-ning has on military performance.Truth be told, one of the greatest threats
to overall mission readiness is making
consistent bad decisions with our per-sonal finances. The Navy has recognizedthis extremely disconcerting issue and isinstituting measures to enhance personalfinancial management.The implementation of the Military
Saves Campaign is one of those measures.The Military Saves Campaign can makea significant impact on a Sailor in termsof building wealth and reducing debt,while planning for retirement.TheMilitary Saves Campaign is a social
marketing effort to persuade,motivate andencouragemilitary families to save moneyevery month and to convince leaders andorganizations to be aggressive in promot-ing automatic savings. The campaign is agrowing network of organizations andindividuals committed to helping supportmilitary members and their loved ones.Ultimately, the goal is to build personalsavings, which will provide for immediateand long-term financial needs.
While it is an ongoing endeavor, theentire military community comes togeth-er to focus on financial readiness duringMilitary Saves Week, which is the lastSunday in February to the first Sunday inMarch. The campaign’s synergy is rap-idly expanding through its partnershipswith organizations that see the value inworking together to empower members,employees, customers and clients to be-come financially stable. This is performedin the course of saving, debt reduction andwealth-building over time.It’s time to pay yourself first — both
today’s self as well as tomorrow’s self. TheMilitary Saves Campaign is a wonderfulopportunity to take a sincere and honestassessment of your financial goals andstart building for tomorrow.If you have any questions about per-
sonal financial management or any otherprogramor service that the Fleet andFam-ily Support Center offers, call 982-5037.
Military Saves Week a good time to take stock of finances
What’s happening hereAs part of theMilitary Saves Cam-
paign, there will be a series of “Takethe Pledge” stations posted aroundvarious components of Naval BaseVentura County.The base theater, Surf Net, Nap’s,
Duke’s, the gymnasium, the commis-sary, the Bachelor Enlisted Quarters,the Bachelor Officers Quarters, theexchange and other locations will of-fer pledge cards and drop-off boxes.Each pledge will be entered into adrawing where they can win somegreat prizes, including an iPOD,digital camera, surf lessons, freebowling and much more. The draw-ing is to be held on Feb. 26 at theFleet and Family Support Center.You need not be present to win.
IA Readinessand Deployment
• IA Pre-Deployment Brief: For servicemembers’ families who are soon to be ex-ecuting IA orders. Wednesday, Mar. 3,1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Relocation
• Navy New Spouse Orientation: New-ly married to the Navy? Learn aboutmilitary benefits, family programs, Navyjargon and customs. Wed., Feb. 24, 2 to 4p.m.
Financial Management
• Financial guidance by appointment.Evening appointments available. Call 982-3640 PortHueneme or 989-8844. Informa-tion available on saving, investing, TSP,credit reports, creating a spending plan,car buying, avoiding foreclosure and bank-ruptcy, selling versus renting your home,
retirement planning and financial plan-ning for deployment.• Million Dollar Sailor, Home buying
Seminar: Protect yourself! Learn the stepsto see if you are ready to buy a house.Thurs., Feb. 18, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.• Million Dollar Sailor, How the Cred-
it CardAccountability, Responsibility, andDisclosureAct of 2009Affects You: Learnhow the law curbs some of the more con-troversial business practices used bymanyof the major credit card companies in theUnited States. Wednesday, Feb. 24, 9 a.m.to noon. FFSC, Point Mugu, Bldg. 225.• Million Dollar Sailor, Save & Invest:
Prepare for tomorrow by learning soundinvestment strategies today. Wednesday,Mar. 3, 9 a.m. to noon.•MillionDollar Sailor, Overview: Learn
the secrets of creating wealth!Wednesday,Mar. 10, 8 a.m. to noon. FFSC, PointMugu, Bldg. 225.• Million Dollar Sailor, Insurance
Needs: Learn what types of insurance youneed as a single Sailor, married, marriedwith dependents, after military service andfor retirement. Wednesday, Mar. 31, 9 a.m. to noon.
• Command Financial Specialist Train-ing: E6 and above;must attend all sessions.Monday-Friday,Mar. 22–26, 7:30 a.m. to4 p.m., FFSC, Point Mugu, Bldg. 225.• CommandFinancial Specialist Forum:
Command Financial Specialist trainingfor designated CFSers. Friday, Mar. 26,10 a.m. to noon, FFSC, PointMugu, Bldg.225.
New Parent Support
• Little Explorers for Toddlers: An in-teractive parent-toddler playgroup forbabies 15–36 months. Thursdays, 10 to 11a.m., except first Thursday of month. Call982-5037 for location.• NewMamas (ongoing): For expecting
mamas and mamas with babies 0–15months old. Information, education andsupport. Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30p.m.• Yoga Mamas: For expecting and new
mamas: a gentle stretch to rest and refresh.Tuesdays, 12:30 to 1:45 p.m., Bee Fit Cen-ter.•Nurturing Parent Education 0-4 years
(5 sessions): Addressing your real chal-lenges; mealtimes, toilet training and somuch more. Community resources andspeakers. Thursdays, Mar. 4, 11, 18, Apr.1, 6 to 8:30 p.m.• No time for classes?Would you prefer
home visits? Easy, convenient and per-sonal, by appointment. Just call 982-5037and ask for New Parent Support Staff.
Free Food Distribution
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 20 and March 20.Saturday, Bldg. 19, near the Pleasant Val-ley Gate on Port Hueneme. Note: Fooditems vary frommonth tomonth.Require-ments: Active duty E-6 and below or theirspouses. Bring an LES and only one issueper family. E-7 with two or more depen-dents may qualify. Income guideline state-ment available at distribution site. Custo-dian of a child who is a family memberof active duty personnel on deployment.
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Aegis combat system-equipped air defensefrigate under the command of Cmdr.Iñigo de la Puente Mora-Figueroa.Dewey, commanded by Cmdr. Warren
R. Buller, is an Arleigh Burke class de-stroyer that will be commissionedMarch
6 in Seal Beach.Wayne E.Meyer, also an Arleigh Burke
class destroyer, is commanded by Cmdr.Nick A. Sarap Jr. and was commissionedOctober 2009.During CCSQT, engineers and techni-
cians provide training and detailed brief-ings to the ships’ Sailors to ensure their
equipment is operating properly in prepa-ration for a series of at-sea exercises andtests on the sea range at PointMugu. TheCSSQT objectives are to verify that newshipboard systems have been installed cor-rectly and can be operated andmaintainedsafely and effectively by ship personnel,improve interoperability between the two
navies and enhance coalition warfare.PHD NSWC is the Navy’s premier in-
service engineering and logistics center. Ithas been in existence for more than 46years.Formore information on the welcoming
ceremony, call the PHDNSWCCommandCommunications Office at 228-6150.
After a team is selected and Judy beginshis temporary additional duty, the play-ers will head to San Diego for springtraining.The season, which runs through Sep-
tember, takes them across the UnitedStates and throughout Central America,playing 55 to 60 games.The team is made up of the best first
responders and armed forces baseballplayers from all branches of the military.The program was founded back in 1990,when each branch fielded its own team.Judy played four years for the all-Navy
team before becoming part of the all-military team. This year, he expects toplay, but not start.“I’ll probably play a little infield and be
a designated hitter,” he said. “It’s time forme to move aside. I want to play one lasttime and end my career with a high note,then move aside for all the young talentcoming in now.”Judy has been playing baseball since he
was 8 years old. AWest Covina native, heplayed all through high school and at pow-erhouse junior colleges, then spent fouryears in the minor leagues. He joined theNavy in 2000 after an uncle told him theNavy had a baseball team.
“I made the decision to enter — not tosee the world or get money for school likeeveryone else, but to play baseball.”Judy served twice on the now-decom-
missionedUSSConstellation and once onthe USS Enterprise (CVN 65). He helpedlaunch the first F-14 Tomcats that bombedIraq.“For a month and a half, we bombed,”
Judy recalls. “I launched over a thousandsorties as a topside PO. It was a great mo-ment.”As soon as he returned to the United
States, on June 3, 2003, he reported forbaseball.“I missed half the season, but I did OK.
I hit .350 and we won the all-star gameat Qualcomm Stadium.”It taught him an important lesson:
Baseball isn’t everything.“I was really glad to be there for that.
I did my duty well,” he said of his timein the Persian Gulf. “My time with theteam hasn’t always been about baseball.We promote the awareness and supportof our troops while meeting people allover the world. It means a lot to theveterans we meet and the kids we teach.We even saved a sea lion once. Youname it, we did it. I have some greatmemories that will be with me forev-er.”
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805.933.8280842 Mission Rock RdSanta Paula, Ca 93060
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I PAY CASH for old books,magazines, paper ephemera,
movie/comics/sportsmemorabilia, libraries,posters, old toys, etc.
Carl 818-889-3599VCS230162
OlderCostumeJewelryWanted
& older items. Cash Paid!Lynell 805-794-3590
VCS230426
WANTED TO BUY EnglishBone China, Royal CrownDerby.”Imari Pattern”.760-674-0900 VCS229462
Pets&Supplies300-315
305Birds/FishSupplies/Services
2 AFRICAN GREYS1 female, 1 male w/cages,
both talking $1700/pair.805-527-2501 VCS230153
310Cats/DogsSupplies/Services
AMERICAN PITTBULLTerrier Pups, blue UKC
Registered, purple ribbon,50% Gottiline. 50%
Razorsedge, 1st shots, fullydewormed. Really bully
& compact. $700/obo805-205-3058 VCS229437
AUSSIE PUPS AKC/ASCAhips/eyes clear, Champ
lines, blue/blk. M-F $600-up805-375-0796 VCS230364
CHIHUAHUA PUPSúVALENTINE GIFTú
Tea Cup & Toys w/shots $450805-204-7400 VCS230223
CHIHUAHUAS AKC2 M long coats, ready now16 wks old. Great person-alities $100-$200. For moreinfo 805-886-8307 VCS230068
CHIHWEENIE MIX PUPSAdorable!1st shots. $200each.Ready for Valentine’s Day!805-746-2558 VCS230208
DASCHUND CHIHUAHUAMIX 9 months, shots, good
with kids, loveable, too goodhomes, leave message. $100.
805-298-6545 VCS230259
FOLDAWAY Den & Carrierfor up to 30lb dog $50.Slightly chewed newerused dog house/crate
32Lx23Wx23H Petmater $50805-375-3119 VCS229566
GERMAN SHEPHERD Pupspurebred white & black,
7 wks, male & females $250805-896-1644 VCS228656
GOLDEN DOODLES, 4 M,5 F, ranging from blk,
cream & brown. MotherAKC Standard Poodle,Father AKC Golden
Retriever. $875-$975. Call805-906-1196 VCS229959
GOLDEN DOODLES, 4 M,5 F, ranging from blk,cream & brn Mother AKCStandard Poodle, FatherAKC Golden Retriever.$875-$975 Call 805-906-1196
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GOLDEN RETRIEVERPuppies AKC, papers, with
shots $600-$700. Home raised.805-208-0995 VCS229249
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Golden Retriever PupsAKC reg. Healthy & HappyBoth Parents on site.Ready2-12. First shots & wormed.
$600 m/f. 805-712-2830VCS230070
GOLDEN RETRIEVERúVALENTINE PUPSú
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Born New Years Day,lt creme to golden, taking
deps $1500. 805-583-5662805-358-2493
LAB AKC Mix Pups,beautiful, smart, loyal &
loving. 1st shots. $350. Availnow! 805-746-2558 VCS228737
LAB Black AKC PupsGreat health & temperament
M $500, F $600. All Shots.Farm raised. 805-798-4940;805-640-0917 VCS229842
LAB/LABRADOODLEPuppies, blk, cream, goldready Feb. 5th, with shots,
3 F & 4 M, $200. T.Oaks805-915-8724 VCS228222
LAB/LABRADOODLEPuppies, Born Dec 6th, black
females w/shots $200T.O 805-915-8724 VCS230163
LAB PUPPIES $650 AKCOFA.Yellow’s Avail 2M, 1F
shots, dewormed, healthhip guarantee. Fox Red &Chocolate soon.See puppieseaglesnestlabs.com or call661-823-8783 VCS229799
LAB PUPS AKC Yellows andblacks, males/females, 3wks, taking dep. $500-$750
www.countrylabs.com661-823-8925 VCS230023
PITBULL Blue Nose PuppiesUKC, 1st shots & dewormed.$200/obo. 4 females & 4 Males
805-760-7550 VCS229108
PITBULL PUPS dob 12-13-09parents on premises, 1st
shots, dewormed $300805-651-5569 VCS228763
POM AKC 1 MALE PUPPYand 1 older adult Fem.$50-$600, bred for size &coat quality. 805-701-8322
VCS228790
POODLE MALTESE PUP1 Female, 16 wks old, $500.
805-688-7073VCS229063
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POODLE Puppies, Standard,AKC reg, black, traininghas begun 14 wks, $1200
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JOSE6 year old male,
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CHINA9 year old female, Border
Collie mix, 45 pounds.
PEEWEE4year old male,
Chihuahua mix, 13 pounds,
SCOOTER2 year old male Doxie &Terrier mix, 14 pounds.
DUCKY1 year old male Chihuahua
& Beagle mix, 15 pounds.
SUNNY1 year old female
Border Collie, 30 pounds
LIBERTY9 month old female, Italian
Greyhound mix, 15 lbsVisit website
for pics:
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SHIHTZU PUPS, Gorgeous!8 weeks, M/F, dewormed,shots, health guar, $500+
805-320-8244 VCS229596
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPSSix wks old, ready to betaken home. Red & whitew/blue eyes. RegisteredACA. Call Patty or Sara at805-612-4119 or 815-312-0122
VCS230236
TERRIER mix neutered M,approximately 30 lbs,
Friendly, energetic & lovesto play. To good home.
805-798-4878
YORKIE, Fem 1 yr old $500.Toy Poodle, 3 yr old blkFem $300 shots current805-404-2395 VCS230127
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YORKIE PUPPIES AKCFamily raised, 2 Females1 Male $500 & Up. Will bevery small. Available NowVet checked. 805-525-6737
VCS230419
YORKIE & SILKYTERRIER
10 months Yorkie & 4 yearSilky Terrier both w/papers.
Sale $350/obo. 805-443-4673VCS227988
310Cats/DogsSupplies/Services
______________YORKSHIRE 2 Males
1T-cup,AKC,mircrochippedVery cute. Pic’s available.
$500-$700. 805-498-4243VCS230341
315Horses/LivestockMiscellaneous
ALISO RANCH BOARDINGSTABLES. New mare
motel, 7000 acres nearE. Vta. Starting @ $300/mo.
805-647-9009 VCS230318
WLV HIDDENVALLEY RANCH
EQUESTRIAN CTRSeparate barn, 14 stalls &
grooms cottage & office.Also 12 stalls in largebarn. Jim 805-857-4389or Hugh 805-857-8555
VCS228948
AccountingPLEASANT VALLEYSCHOOL DISTRICT
(805) 445-8648,www.pvsd.k12.ca.us
Apply by: 2/22/10• Accounting Assistant
$18.58 - $22.57/hrVCS230033
Administrative
PurchasingSpecialist
Lockbox Coordinator Fi-nancial Srvs firm seekshighly org and detailoriented indiv. Qualifiedcandidates will have ac-counting ability, data pro-cessing, strong written &oral skills and ability towork independently.FINRA Series 6 req’d ormust be obtained in 90days of hire. Visit
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BookkeeperEnvironmental analyticalco has immed opening forbookkeeper. 5 yrs solid expmust. QuickBook, AP/AR,mthly financial stmts, accu-racy, close attn to details.Send resume w/salary hstryto [email protected] orfax 805-650-8942VCS229833
BUYER Camarillo, CAF/T Buyer needed for fastpaced electronics OEM en-vironment. College & orAPICS CPM prefd. Min 3yrs elec purch exp reqd.Proven negotiating & sup-plier mgmt skills reqd.Knowledge of MRP soft-ware reqd. Send resume“Attn: BUYER”[email protected]
Fax 805-383-1838 EOEVCS230316
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CARETAKERS Small ru-ral horse & cattle ranchnear Ojai. Couple pref, du-ties incl property security,feeding animals, cleaningstalls and misc ranch work.Please fax resume with expand refs to 805-640-7878.VCS229958
CASHIERSVentura Toyota
is seeking energetic cashierswith great positive atti-tude. Call 805-650-0510
x238 ask for Lisa or emailcomptroller@
venturatoyota.com6360 Auto Center Dr.,
Ventura, CA 93003VCS229998
SALES - INSIDE Priorsales/telemarketing exp
req. Selling to contractors.Sales comm + base. Officein Fillmore/Sta Paula area
Email [email protected]
VCS229610
Call 800-221-STAR(7827)
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Fax resume 805-496-4844VCS230203
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Fax resume 805-496-4844VCS229671
DRIVERExperienced delivery truckdriver wanted for fastpaced company in VenturaCounty. Need valid Calif.driver’s lic. and cleanDMV. Class A not neces-sary. The candidate needsto be familiar with the Val-ley, L.A., San BernardinoCounty and Orange County.We are an EOE & offercompetitive wage & benefitpackage. Send salaryrequirement along withresume to:
[email protected] fax to (805) 388-3040
VCS229818
Online garage sale map. Every Fridayvcstar.com/garagesales
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EducationOPERATIONSSPECIALIST
Pre-K Programs &Services/Temp $31.10/hr
Vta Co Ofc of Ed/HECPDept P/T. 10 hr/wk, tempuntil 5/30/10. Req: HS grad,BA coursework in EC/CD orrelated field & 5 yrs exp ECprogramming, Appl/jobdesc in HR, 5189 VerdugoWay, Cam (805) 383-1913 orapply online atwww.edjoin.org EOEDeadline: Open Until Filled
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Library
Ventura Corporate Office
LibrarianF/T. Please apply online at
http://www.sbbccareers.com
VCS230005
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GROUNDSKEEPER need-ed for self-storage facilityin Ventura. Minor repairs,some electric and plumbingexperience, roll-up doors in-stallation and maintenance.Schedule varies from 30 to40 hours a week. Please faxresume to 805-644-6187VCS230384
LibraryCITY OF OXNARD
LIBRARY WORKER5-20 hrs/week; limited
benefits. $8 - $13.25/hr DOQ.Apply 2/12/10 8am-5pm
(805) 385-7590 EOEwww.ci.oxnard.ca.us
VCS230184
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MANICURIST WANTEDLooking for licensed, expe-rienced manicurists for anew salon in Oxnard area.Estamos buscando manicu-ristas con licencia para unnuevo salon. (805) 981-4708
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MechanicExperienced
Forklift MechanicOxnard
Madland Toyota-Lift, Inc.Top pay, xlnt benefits andcompany vehicle. musthave good character, goodwork ethic and good DMVrecord. Email or faxresume 805-485-7771.
Medical
EMTVentura oil industry safetyco seeks registered EMTfor offshore safety tech.Must have current CPR/EMT cert. Drug screenreq’d. Email resume to:
VCS229828
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Front and BackOffice Medical
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est to: Aurora Vista delMar Hosp Attn: HR 801Seneca St. Ventura, CA.
93001 Phone: (805) 626-5287Fax: (805) 652-2248 MattKohagen PHR, LMFT
Director of HR
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Nursing
Community MemorialHealth System, Venturacampus, a not-for-profit,community-owned region-al hospital, has excitingnursing opportunities:
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QUALITYASSURANCEMANAGER
F/T position at Fresh Inno-vations. Bilingual personsought must have technicalknowledge of quality & foodsafety, strong organization-al, analytic skills, & detailoriented. Computer profi-cient, internet & MicrosoftOffice. Competitive salarywith 401-k, medical & den-tal. Submit resume [email protected]
RestaurantThe Whales Tail
Is Now HiringExp’d Line Cooks
DishwashersApply Mon-Fri 3-4:30pm
only. 3950 Bluefin Cir, Oxn.VCS230313
Buildacar.Findusedcars.Findadealer.
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SALES ENGINEERSensirion, a leadinghigh tech sensor com-pany, is searching for aqualified Sales Engi-neer who will be re-sponsible for the salesof our sensor products.The right candidate willhave experience insales from developingnew opportunities to alldirect customer salesactivities. Require-ments include a BS orMS in Electrical / Me-chanical Engineering orPhysics as well as twoyears experience in di-rect sales and a techni-cal aptitude for electro-mechanical products.The right candidatemust also be able totravel at least one weekper month. We offer acompetitive salary anda professional work en-vironment. Please sub-mit your resume with acover letter to:[email protected] drop it off at 2801Townsgate Rd Suite204, Westlake Village,CA 91361.No phone callsVCS229904
SALESGEORGE THOMPSON
DIAMOND CO.Needs FTl/PT Sales Asso-
ciate. Must have priorjewelry sales experience.
Hourly, commission,benefits. Fax resume to
805-383-0747kam@georgethompson
diamond.comVCS230020
SALES/INSIDE SALESExp Sales Person needed inNewbury Park Co. forupselling/leads provided.Send Resume to [email protected]; fax805-262-6080 VCS230126
SalesPOWDER COATINGSSales Person for PowderCoating Job Shop. Must beself-motivated. Knowledgeof Liquid Paint and PowderCoatings a plus. Salary pluscommission. Send resumesto [email protected] to: 805-520-8079VCS230146
TEACHER M.S. in chemis-try req’d. Villanova Prepar-tory School, 12096 N.Ventura Ave., Ojai, CA93023. Attn: Carol HofferVCS229282
Teacher/Tutors$16-$22/hour
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609ApartmentsUnfurnished
CAM 2+1.5Move In Special
1 MONTH FREE!Lovely spacious townhomeAttached 2 car gar. Tennis,
Playgrnd, pool & spa.Catsok 805-482-1682 VCS229917
CAMARILLO
1, 2, 3 bdrmTownhome Apts
Close to publictransportation, easy
freeway access, close toshopping & outlet malls.
750 Mobil Ave, CamCall for Move-in
Specials. Friendlyon-site staff.805-482-8800
www.villapalazzoapts.comVCS229446
CamarilloLos Posas Capri Apartments
1 Bedroom $950mo1 Year Lease requirement
Near shopping center.805-482-4964 VCS230216
CAM
BIG APTSSmall Prices
Lg 2 bdrms start @ $1250.Pool, carport, lndry rm.
$99 MOVE IN oacHacienda Apts
831 Paseo Camarillo805-987-6146 VCS230395
Findcycles,boatsandRVs.
VCStar.com/garagesales
Online garage sale map.Every Friday P.M.
CAM Mt View Apts$1000 CASH BACK!
2bd, 2ba, 929 sq ft,upgraded top of the lineappliances. Must see!
805-484-4893805-612-6956
VCS229120
609ApartmentsUnfurnished
CAMOne Of These Is
Just Right For You• 1 bedroom, private patio• 2 bedroom, FREE cable• 1 bedroom remodeled
$1000 offCall for details
450 Daily DrA pet free building
520 Daily DrA pet free building1750 Ventura BlvdStroll to Old Town
TELDON 484-3885VCS229216
CROSSROADSINVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Drive
Suite 580805-485-4040
South Oxnard2+1.5 balcony, garagelndry, near Centerpoint
Mall. $1000
VCS230110
Yourkeytofindingyournextcar.
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FILLMORE Adult 55+$300 move-in special 1br,
a/c, all utils pd, except elec.From $745-$795 HUD/PET
OK Call 805-642-9527 or805-524-4124 VCS228429
FILLMOREPark View Court$100.00 OFF Of
Contract Rent EachMonth For6 Months
Fabulous Senior Living55+ Community
Historic DowntownFillmore Magnificent
1 & 2 Bdrms with PrivateCovered Patios, Free
Internet. Large communityroom, group activities,
gazebo in garden.Don’t Miss Out!
Offer Expires 2/28/10CALL TODAY!
(805) 524-4700
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Restrictions Apply*55 Years of Age or Olderwww.parkviewcourt.info
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609ApartmentsUnfurnishedNEWBURY PARK
$1550/2 br2+1.5 1,250 sq ft
Two story townhome style.Recently upgraded
Clean & quietPrivate balcony
Stove & RefrigeratorW/D hookups
Onsite laundry roomsOpen beam ceilings
2 assigned parking spaces(incls carport w/storage)
Close to schools,shopping & freeway.
CALL TO VIEW:(805) 498-6131
609ApartmentsUnfurnished
NEWBURY PARKCASA OAKS APTSSpacious Studios,1 & 2 Bedrooms.Custom paint &
carpet, fireplaces,balcony, pool,
laundry facility.Dogs welcome.Waived pet dep.
$30 application feeApp fee will be
applied to 1st monthrent
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888.201.4050VCS229688
609ApartmentsUnfurnished••••••••••••••••••••••••••Oak View Cottage
1+1 $950+$950, no pets.Quiet, excellent condition.805-746-4566
These Go Fast!•••••••••••••••••• VCS228740
OAK VIEW Guest Studio$825mo, all utils incl+cable,
cat ok, N/S. Avail 2/15.805-649-9579 VCS230282
OJAIMira Monte AptsBeautiful location spacious
units, pool. 805-649-9800VCS229468
OXN 1+1 $850 Charming,lg bath & lots of closet space.
Historical District. Toni,Bkr 805-984-3613 VCS229965
OXN 1+1 $900 MovesYou In. Water & trash paid
805-981-3719 VCS228423
609ApartmentsUnfurnished
VCStar.com/garagesales
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OXN 1+1 $950, Studio $8002+1 $1100 Shores. 1 block
from beach. Toni, Bkr805-984-3613 VCS229961
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OXN 2+1 & 1+1 Apts
1201 W. Gonzales Rd.Starting @$950-$1175
(805) 485-1047 VCS229066
OXN 2+1 near Santa Clarachurch, dwnstrs unit, HUDok. New carpet/paint, $1025
805-340-5483 VCS230410
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Spacious floor plans,heated indoor pool &spa tennis ct & gym.Only $500 dep!!No Application Fees3650 Ketch Ave(805)984-5880
VCS228389
OXNARDCROSSROADS
INVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Dr
Suite 580805-485-4040
South Oxnard2+1 townhouse w/single
gar, fenced yard $1100
North Oxnard1+1 with balcony, near
school & park $800
OXNARDCROSSROADS
INVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Dr
Suite 580805-485-4040
Port Hueneme1+1 lndry, near beach
& base $850
South Oxnard$250 Move In Bonus
2+1.5 with balcony, lndry,garage, near Centerpoint
Mall $1000
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OXNARDCROSSROADS
INVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Dr
Suite 580805-485-4040
North Oxnard2+1.5 with large balcony,
carport, nr school/park$1100
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ONE Bedroom* $895-$925 *
TWO Bedrooms* $1090-$1150 *
• Beautiful Grounds• BBQ Area
• Pool and Jacuzzi• Tennis Courts
• Close to Shopping• Cats OK
1905 N. H St.805-981-4341
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OXNARD GREATMOVE IN SPECIALS!
Renovated 1, 2, 3 bedrmapartments avail atRancho Solana Apts
805-485-1208 VCS228379
Oxn
BEACH APTSOxnard Shores
Steps from beach, gatedcommunity, granite
counter tops. 805-984-2362VCS229466
OXN
BINGOEverybody’s a winner at
Seawind Senior Apts1BR $865, $99 sec dep. oacElevators, gated, gar prkg
No pets. Section 8 OK.Join us for Bingo!
Mondays 5pm.FREE Bingo ask how.
4450 S. Saviers Rd805-985-8411VCS230402
______________OXN ELEGANT LIVING
NEAR MARINA.Now Offering
1 MONTH FREE RENTBeautiful complex 1 & 2 bd,
2 bath, garage, pool/spa,w/d hkups. No pets.
Villa Marina 805-985-0644________ VCS228271
OXN JUNIOR 1+1 $799moMove In Special
Pacific Point Apts1001 Gonzales Rd 805-485-1078
Mon 7:30a-5p, Sat 9a-5pVCS229654
OXN N. 1+1 $975.2+1 $1300. Call Elma
805-604-9578 VCS228981
OXN N 1+1 clean & quiet,garage, lndry $850+$500
sec OAC. No pets.1251 N. G St #103. VCS229619
609ApartmentsUnfurnishedOXN Silverstrand Beach
2+1, block from beach. Inclsrefrig & w/d. $1400mo+utils.
1st 1/2 Month FREE!805-704-8045 VCS230014
OXN (South)Huge, QuietApartmentsRent will adjust to
2br+2ba $1195.Freshly painted, bright &clean. New floor & appli-ances. Close to shopping
& schools. No pets.805-488-3815
Espanol-805-701-8317VCS230283
PT HUE 1br apt, gar, pool,most utils $845 +$500 depNo pets. 805-483-8301 or805-488-2131 VCS228736
PT HUE BEAUTIFUL 1+1downstairs, by CB base &beach carport, laundry,trash & water paid $895.805-652-1050 VCS229383
Pt HuenemeHarbor Village ApartmentsMove in Specials! Spacious
1BR/1BA close to shopping& restaurants. Pool, offstreet parking, laundry
room, onsite mgr. $895/mo.(165 N. Fifth St.)
Call today! (805)488-1434!VCS229204
SANTA PAULA_1/2 Off 1st Month Rent_
Available Now1 & 2 bedrooms $875 - $1050
Pool, 2 Laundry Rooms,Refrig Incl, Covered Parking
Quiet CommunityWater/Trash/Sewer Paid
Santa Paula Village218 N. 8th Street
805-933-1074VCS230383
SIMI 1+1 new paint/crpt/kitchen flr & verticals.
Super clean, wtr/trash pd,patio, quiet $1100/mo.805-532-2220 VCS228370
SIMI 1br $950, 2br $1150+Gated, Garden Building,
Pool, A/C. No pets805-520-9486
_______________T.O. 3+2 & 2+1 balcony orpatio, a/c, parklike setting,pool, BBQ area, laundryroom. Call Manager for
Move-in Specials805-495-8698 VCS228456
T.O. Granada Gardens3+2 $1595 + dep
2+2 $1395-$1470+dep.1+1 $1145-$1170+dep.Move-In Special. No
Dogs or Cats. 805-492-2113VCS230290
T.O MOUNT CLEF APTSWinter Specials!!Studio $850 1br frm $9702br from $1220 Pool, Spa,Playpk. mountclef.com
805-492-2022 VCS228436
T.O. MOVE IN SPECIAL1 bdrm $1100 remodeled
$500 MOVES YOU INCall for details 805-497-8778
VCS228490
609ApartmentsUnfurnishedT.O. Move-in special
half off 1st month1br small quiet complexw/pool. No pets $1050/mo+$500 dep. 805-495-6133
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T.O.
Spacious 1 & 2Bedrooms
Pool, covered parking& laundry room.Easy Fwy Access*First Month Free
on approved credit*Sorry, no pets
Mon-Sat 9am-5pmor by appt
(805)495-5520
VENTURA2 & 3 bedrooms675 Providence Ave
CALL FOR PRICING866-633-0752
Open Daily 9am-6pmPet Friendly
VCS229547
VENTURA COUNTYTierra Vista Apts
1, 2, & 3 Bedroomsstarting from $1226Models open to view
Pet Friendly• Spacious floor plans
• Washer/dryer- every unit• Full kitchen appl pkg
• Covered parking• Dog & Cats welcome*Open Mon-Sun 8:30-6:00Call 866-799-0390
VCS228749
Ventura - East
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805-647-6755Call, We Answer!
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_VENTURA_Near College 1br apt $950
2br apt $1150 No smoke/pets805-890-2142 VCS228664
609ApartmentsUnfurnished
VTA
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Telephone &Victoria
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609ApartmentsUnfurnished
VTA_Move in Special_
1+1 Beach AptMust See! $1025 xtra clean
VTA 1+1Downtown,immaculate
Must see. $875moVTA 2+1
Brand new, xlnt location,granite top, dishwasher,microwave, w/gar. Mustsee. Most utils paid $1450Buena Properties.
805-658-2531VCS230337
VTA 1+1 $925+$500sec. 3+2,w/3 car prkg, $1700+low sec.
Martha 805-641-1776VCS228968
609ApartmentsUnfurnishedVTA 1+1 clean-quiet $950
Large.Best in Town! No petsno smoke. Open Sat & Sun11-4pm 1255 E. Santa Clara
VCS229220VTA 1+1 Hobson Heights
area, end unit, 3 blks tobeach $970 Prime loc large
1+1 view most utils pd,pool, $950 Beach Studio
ocean front view $995 Nodog 805-407-4020
VCS229941VTA 1+1, Leighton Dr, lndry
room, patio, garage $1090Available now. Theresa
805-218-7406 or John310-318-4354 VCS229533
VTA 1+1 nr schools & park,starting @ $695 1/2 Off 1stMo. Move In Special 6mo
Lse N/P 258-3203 VCS230108VTA 2+1 $995 lg rooms, big
closets, new paint/carpet.Montalvo. $500 Dep OAC805-642-9660 VCS228739
609ApartmentsUnfurnishedVTA 2+1 Move-in Special$995 132 Kellogg. New paintPergo flring, prking, trash,lndry. Cat ok. 805-643-3419805-643-5834 VCS230063
VTA 2+1 new kitchen, sharegar, balcony, lndry rm quietcomplex, water/trash paid.$1075 lease req+dep. N/S.Cat ok. Call 805-644-2684
VCS228200VTA 2br 2ba x-Lg units w/all
appliances, close to shop-ping $1250. Some units
avail for handicapped &/orseniors. (805) 658-7453
VCS230165
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VTA BEACH 1+1 Carport,blinds, crpt, appls, wtr/trsh
incl $1050. 1142 Pittsfield805-648-1154; 805-368-2337
VCS229521VTA Beach 1+1 w/garage
new paint/crpt, yard, N/S Nodog $1050+dep 805-642-1015or 805-901-7842 VCS229406
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609ApartmentsUnfurnished
VTACall About Our AwesomeMove In Specials! Oac
1+1 $875 - $900Water/Trash Pd, Carport
Onsite Laundry, PoolCOPM 805-659-2258
VCS230038
VTA
DS PHAT FREE1 BDRM $10952 BDRM $1450
Telephone &Victoria
(805) 656-5800www.towbes.com
VCS230413
VTA E. 1+1Clean, quiet, upgraded $950N/S. 805-647-8411 VCS230180
VTA E. 2+1 Clean $1150/mo+$800 dep. Cat ok.Call 805-962-2236 or
805-708-5200 VCS229426
VTA E. Gated 2+1+carportLaundry facility.$890mo+sec
805-644-1911 VCS230261
VTAHarbor View Villas
Luxury Apts.Ocean view.
Most utils paidFree basic cable.333 N. Kalorama
805-648-1760VCS228702
VTA Hillside Studio/Guesthouse $1000/mo Includesutils. No smoking, no pets.805-794-7627 VCS229645
VTA Huge 1+1 $1200, Uniquebldg, 277 San Clemente.Free high spd internet,utils pd. OAC Dep req.
No P/SM. Central Coast805-389-6803 VCS228330
VTA LG 2+1, $1395 incls allutils. Pleasant surround-ings. Access to transit/shopping & restaurants.805-642-3000 VCS230286
__ VTA Midtown __1 Bedrooms from $995.
Free Utils, Indoor cat ok.Call for appointment.
805-653-0809 VCS228930
VTAMonte Vista Townhomes
Spacious units, Pool & Spa,gated community, freeway
access. 805-647-1730VCS229458
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VTAOCEAN VIEW TWNHMS
3074 Channel Drive• 1+1 @ $995• 2+1 @ $1300• 2+1.5 @ $1395• Carport Parking• Swimming Pool• Cats Welcome• On Site Laundry
805-654-1559E.H.O.
VTA W 1+1, hardwood flrs,stove, refrig, wtr/trash pd$1000+dep. 805-485-2514 or805-390-9068 VCS230314
617Condos/TownhomesUnfurnishedCAM 2+2, dishwasher,w/d hkups, garage, pool,
jacuzzi, $1600/mo.805-986-4223 VCS229056
CAM 2+2 Sharp, newer $1595Refs & credit check reqd.
Kathy Frownfelter805-482-5013 VCS229234
CAM Gated 2+2.5+den,2 car, comm pool, $1800mo+
sec. N/P. 805-484-5443VCS229550
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _CAM Mission Oaks
3+2.5Model perfect 3 bed 2.5 ba
townhouse. Nice yard.Great location. Comm.
pool/spa. No p/s.$2200/mo. 805-302-2383
VCS229846
FILLMORE Lg 3+2+2 cargar, pvt yard, clean. AvailNow! $1475mo+$1000dep.661-803-1494 VCS227823
MRPK 3+2 condo f/p, commpool, 2 garages, washer/
dryer, refrig $1800+utils805-300-1874 VCS229997
OAK PARK 2+2½ Town-home in award winningschool district! Master
suites have high ceilings,private baths, walk-in clos-ets and porches. Upgrades
incl Hardwood Floors,downstairs, tile entrywayand marble countertops inkitchen, detached garage,gym, spa, spa, pool. $2300
805-807-0755 VCS230155
OXN 2+1, garage, w/d, d/w,refrig, $1200. Near Oxnard
college. 805-390-8763VCS229649
OXN 2+2 $1525 Half off 1stmonths rent! Avail now,f/p, 2 car garage, washer/dryer hkups, pool, spa,$1525/mo+dep. Las Brisas
condo. 2007 BlackberryCircle. Call [email protected]
VCS230080
OXN 2+2.5 gated, gar, lndryhkups, f/p, N/P. $1275+dep.
Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS230434
OXN 3+2 gated, f/p, garage,lndry hkups, pool, no pets.
$1600+dep.Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS229916
617Condos/TownhomesUnfurnishedOXNARD SHORES 2+2.5loft, f/p, jacuzzi, 1 car gar.
$1700/mo. 323-971-2387VCS229784
OXN Gated Community.2+2.5 twnhm, 2 car gar,f/p, w/d, refrig. $1500/mo+sec. Sm pet ok805-279-8211 VCS228635
OXN Mandalay Shores 2+1.5condo w/garage, W/D hkup,patio, walk to beach, $1450no pets. Real Investments
985-1000 VCS230324
OXN Newly Remod 2+1 Con-do. Travertine flrs, GraniteCntr tps. New Appliances.Nicest Condo in complex.$1400 P/M $1400 S/D Call805-653-2903 VCS229636
OXN Orchard Lane 2+2$1600+$1600. Avail Now.N/PForsyth & Rizzie 805-377-3646
VCS229666
PT HUE 1+1 Anacapa ViewCondo across from Huenemebeach. Private patio & manyamenities.$1095mo+$1100dep
1 year lease get 1st monthFREE! Tom 805-827-1461
VCS230253
PT HUE 2+1 new carpet,gar, pool, N/P.$995+$995dep.
Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS228940
PT HUE 2+1, new paint, re-modeled kitchen & ba, gasrange, tile floors, upstairsflat, 2621 Rudder Ave.805-657-1825 VCS229825
PT HUE 3+1.75, Surfside Iw/patio, pool, prkg $1500.
Crossroads Inv 805-485-4040VCS228011
SIMI 3+2.5 sharp & spa-cious, new carpet & paint,2 car gar, w/d, pool, spa &
much more. $1695/mo.Saralei Realty
805-529-5853 VCS230276
SIMI $400 off 1st months rentWood Ranch 2+2, park spc
+gar, upper end unit, view,washer/dryer, a/c, f/p $1625805-499-1719 VCS229978
T.O. 3+1.5 TOWNHOME,new tile, carpet, paint.
A/C, pool, 2 carport $1750805-300-1406 VCS228609
T.O. 3+2.5 - 3031 ASH CT.w/view, f/p, a/c, 2 car gar.
Avail Now! $1975/mo, dep &credit report req’d. Beverly805-338-5908 VCS230373
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T.O. 3+2.5 END UNIT
lg 1500sf w/att 2 car gar,comm pool/spa, nice bkyd.$1995/mo
Call Brian 916-337-0875_ _ _ _ _ _ VCS228306
T.O. 3br 2.5ba, quietcul-de-sac, dbl car gar, lgkitchen, f/p, a/c, lg master
w/Roman tub, walk-incloset, patio, pool, $2100+sec
Available now 818-674-2783VCS229510
T.O. Extremely nice 3+2.52000sf, great loc, end unit,huge rooms, lg courtyard
and deck. $2475+dep805-479-2627 VCS230085
617Condos/TownhomesUnfurnishedT.O. Wildwood 3br 1.5ba,
end unit, pool, a/c, no pets.1 year lease, $1675/mo+sec.
805-492-4277 VCS228906
_________VENTURA Newer 2 bdrm
+ 2 bath near Gov’t Ctr,2 car garage, lg patio, allsteel appliances, granite,W/D, $1850/mo
805-657-0433VCS230301
VTA 2+1+2 car attach gar,int laundry, new paint, car-pet & stove. Pool/spa $1395805-552-7135 VCS230053
VTA 2+1 upstairs, closeto beach & downtown.
Carport, coin-op laundry,Water/trash paid $1250
VTA 2+1 McKeon 2 storyunit, tile flrs downstairs.Coin-op laundry. Ownermay consider cat $1175*
VTA 2+2.5 near govt ctr.fresh paint & clean, unitincl washer/dryer/refrig,
updated kitch $1725
VTA 3+2.5 newerconstruction, unit has
washer/dryer/refrig.Complex a has pool $1950
OXN 3+2 close to shopping& restaurants. New paint& carpet. Complex has
pool & spa $1650
OXN/PH 2+1 duplex closeto the base and beach.Laminate floors & fire-place in living rm $1200
OXN 2+2 upstairs LasPalmas with 2 car garage.
Unit has inside laundry,incl refrig. $1500
OXN/PH Single story 2+2Hueneme Bay with 2 cargarage, living room with
fireplace, pvt patio $1500
OXN 3+2.5 close to beachand harbor. Small roof
top deck with ocean view.Underground gated
parking. $2200
All properties areno smoke, no petsand one year lease
* These owners maytake Section 8
805-650-2500Homes For Rent
venturahomesforrent.comVCS229946
617Condos/TownhomesUnfurnished
VTA 2.5+1.5 TODD RANCH1126 Okapi Ln. Comm pool805-643-0280; 805-368-2337
VCS228315
VTA Harbor Condo Nearbeach. Vta Keys. 2+1. up-stairs, gar, new carpet,paint. N/S/P. $1275/mo Bkr805-551-6581 VCS228784VCS229579
VTA & OXN You choose 2brcondos, features such as
newer crpt,gar, pool, hkup,yd, some utils. pets? $1050
Keith Hanson R.E805-981-1552 VCS230265
WLV 2 sty. 2+1+2 car gar-age/direct access/laundry.
New paint, carpet, tile $1700+sec 805-492-3659 VCS229839
621DuplexesUnfurnishedOXN 3+2 w/d hkups, 2 car
garage, lg yard $1700/moSec 8 ok. 805-766-7851 or805-482-4730 VCS229480
T.O. Studio on Hillcrest nr 23very nice, lg bath, sm yd,quiet N/S $990 805-492-8811
402-6258 VCS229888
VTA 1+1 $850+dep332 El Medio Available nowCall 805-641-0659 VCS230113
VTA 1+1 a 7 ROOMgarage with washer & dryer
$980/mo 805-987-0667 or805-279-1089 VCS227858
VCS229768
VTA 2+1 Midtown, 2 cargar, f/p, fenced yd, $1395.
471 S. Arcade. 805-798-2186 or805-469-3721 VCS229817
VTA 2+1 nice, clean & quiet,stove, micro, 1 car gar, hkup for w/d, fenced yd. $1400805-641-2222 VCS230292
627Houses Unfurnished
621DuplexesUnfurnished
VTA Pierpont Beach 3+2 f/p,w/d, deck, sm yd, $2000
Avail now. Harbor Realty805-648-3068 VCS230340
627Houses Unfurnished
CAM 2+2 in 55+ CamarilloSprings Country Club
Village. $1300mo. Avail Now!805-988-5011 VCS230378
CAM 3+1+1, refurbished,fenced, $1750. 180 Palm,Camarillo. 817-237-6900
VCS229424
CAM 3+2+2 nice, onButterfield $2000+$2200 dep.
No pets. No smoking.805-482-2102 VCS230347
CAM 3+2.5 Mission Oaks,over 2000sf, lg corner lot,
new paint & crpt, laminateflrs, 2 f/p’s, beautifullylandscaped! $2400 Availnow. Mims Management805-477-4388 VCS229099
••••••••••••••••••••••••••CAM 4+2.5 Cul-De-Sac
Excellent Schools, Commpool/spa/gym, 2 car garage
$2,100/mo. 805-603-8703Avail 1st week in March.•••••••••••••••••••••••••
VCS230077
CAM 4+2 remodeled, sharp,$2050 lease incl grdnr.Refs,crdt ck 805-482-5013 Kathy
Frownfelter VCS230307
CAM 55+ Sr’s Leisure Vlg$1475 2+2+ofc, HOA, h20,cbl pd.New windows, stonecounters, crpt, paint. Petok 805-443-1838 VCS229321
CAM HEIGHTS 1+1 w/backyard, pvt, quiet, f/p, grdnr,$1,450 incls utils+dep. Dia805-987-1153 VCS229854
CAM Rent to Own! 5+4.5with office. 3 car garage,pool, spa, 5000 sq ft. 1.13acre lot. $8600/mo805-889-0923
VCS228831
627Houses Unfurnished
FILLMORE 3+1+2 cargar, like new,newer carpetpaint, fenced yard.1 Month
FREE Rent. $1350mo.805-415-2604 VCS230377
MRPK 3+2 House w/centralac/ht, w/d, refrig, dishwshr$1975/mo Call 805-796-5678
for appt VCS230130
MRPK 4+2.5 family rm,living rm, dining rm, commpool/spa, new paint. $2,350.818-640-2431 VCS228846
MRPK 4+2 com pool $18953+2 $1895 both w/att gar,hkpus, f/p. 805-300-3883
Troop Mgmt VCS229361
OAK VIEW 2+1, garage &carport, lndry, fenced,
$1250/mo. Pet OK.805-641-0668 VCS229981
OJAI 1+1 guest cottage, pvtpatio, open beam, skylightsrefrig,stove/oven, wshr/dryr.$975+all utilities paid. N/S/D.
Small pet? 805-646-7781VCS230481
OJAI/OAK VIEW 3 bdrm 2bath, detached garage.Great house, nice backyard. Outdoor living area.$1875 805-896-4864
VCS229235
OJAI Remodeled 4+2new in & out, pool, $2500mo.
1853 Country Place661-809-2701 VCS230036
OXN 1+1 Charming All utilsexcept cable, quiet, gatedprop. Avail now. N/P $950805-985-2283 VCS230114
OXN 2+2 RENT Reduced!$1650 Clean, ready to move
in, lg spacious fam rm.Grndrincl 805-216-6581 VCS230417
OXN 3+1.75 dbl gar, yard,hookups nr 101 fwy $1700
Crossroads Inv 805-485-4040VCS228013
OXN 4+2.5 two story, nearbeaches. $2300mo+$2300dep.
Available March 1st.Forsyth & Rizzie 805-377-3646
VCS229601
627Houses Unfurnished
OXN 4+2 all new flooring &paint, no pets, $1650+dep.
Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS228937
OXN Channel Islands brandnew 5+3+ den+ofc, up-
grades, xlnt loc, temp boatdock $2695. 818-389-6439
VCS230362OXN Lovely newly upgraded4+2+loft in desirable North
Oxnard area. Avail 3/1.$2200+dep. 805-415-0427 or805-278-2300 VCS230241
PT HUE Magnificent oceanviews, live at the beach inthis single family 3+2.25in gated comm., 2 car gar,Lease 1 year $2200/mo805-340-3641 VCS229930
SIMI 2+1+den, gated, a/c,f/p, indoor lndry. N/S paid
utils $1495+sec 805-527-4646805-304-5212 VCS229387
SIMI 3+2 family room, a/c,clean, gardener incl, fencedyd, good loc, near schools,
built-in stove/oven.$1945+sec805-527-4741 VCS230338
SIMI 4+2, 1 story, in goodcond, w/lg kitchen, 2 car,cul de sac. Lg lot. $1895.805-582-0538 VCS228512
SIMI 4+2.52200sf, $2395
(805) 491-2246VCS229870
Simi Valley 4+2 $2150house incl: C A/H, fridge,w/d, fenced bkyd w/patio,
Gardener $2150 +$2150 sec.Call Theresa 818-437-9731
VCS230245STA PAULA 2+1, gatedcomm, TV rm, laundry,
garage, quiet $1300+dep.805-415-3893 VCS229627
STA PAULA 4+2, woodfloors, f/p, lg deck, yards,gar, 2 story, nice area, ns,avail now. $1850/mo805-647-5200 VCS230366T.O. 3+2 w/fam rm, f/p, lgyard, a/c, new tile & paint,
$2200/mo grdnr incl.805-813-5566 VCS228450
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627Houses Unfurnished
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new gar dr, nr CLU,shopping & schools. $2,400.
805-532-1193
T.O. 4+2+2 car, single styapprox 1700sf, remod
kitch granite counters,fresh paint, a/c, f/p. Nicearea $2450 incl grdnr/wtr805-495-6885 VCS229987
T.O. 4+2.5, Lang Rancharea, approx 2700sf, 2+1
tandem gar, near shcools,$3300+dep. N/S, pets ok.805-492-6032 VCS229880
VTA 3+2 Saticoy 11439Azahar St. Lg front yd, med
bkyd. $1600+$1600 dep.805-218-2499 VCS229956
VTA 4+2, newly remodeled,w/d, dishwasher, lg refrig,2 car gar, safe area. $2000
805-650-6146 VCS228868
VTA 4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car gar-age, Everything new!Available now. $1900/mo805-698-8302 VCS229400
VTA E 3BR 2BA, $1900/mo.Near Buena High.
805-642-7703; 212-0315VCS230493
VTA E. 4br, huge front rm,grand living & ent. rm, 2k sqft, $2300/mo. Pets ok. Avail
Now. 805-659-2576 VCS230330
VTA E. Foothills 4+2+2 cargar hm w/ great views! Bestschools, f/p, great location.$2600mo+$2200sec. Pets?310-378-2151 VCS230370
VTA Lg 3 br, 2 ba house w/1br, .5 ba studio, lg lot,$2500/mo 805-453-3891
VCS230310
VTA MID 3+1.5, fencedyd, f/p, bonus rm, dblgar, some utils incl $1575
Crossroads Inv 805-485-4040VCS230485
VTA rear studio house $925510 Catalina. Pvt yd, pet ok,
pkng, storage, lndry. N/S805-643-5834 VCS230322
VTA W. Side 2br/1bth, backyard, detached hobby rm.$1350/mo. Dog O.K. TenantPays Utils. Greenbelt at
end of St. Avail Now.302 Barry Dr. emailDan@SunCoastReal
Estate.com or call/text805/895-1709 VCS230327
WLV 5+3 Charming 2800sqfttraditional on a cul-de-sac.High vaulted ceilings in lvg/dining/mstr bdrm, large eat
in kitchen that leads outdoorsto patio, hot tub, firepit &
fountain. Community centerw/pool, tennis court &clubhouse. $3,450mo.
310-991-6590 VCS228919
WLV near Costco, goodneighborhood. $2395mo4+2.5, 2 story, lg backyd,new hardwood floor, gran-ite countertop & paint C/A,fplc, 3 car gar, Gardenerincl. 805-523-2570
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669MiscellaneousRentals
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available for the rightprofessionals at “A Place
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Kalorama. The rooms aresmall, medium and
large. If interested callTeri at 805-794-9878•••••••••••••••••••
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675Rentals To Share
CAM SHARE 3BR HOUSE,full privs, w/d, $750. Utils,housekeeper & grdnr incl
805-236-6317 VCS229940
NEWBURY PK 2 lg top bedr,pvt ba, nice views, clean!kitch/lvrm shared,$975,805-498-8919 VCS230416
677Rooms For Rent
AGOURA HILLS--masterbedroom $750/mo. Own
entrance, bath. Second bed-room $650 mo. shared
bath. Both: Kitchen/laun-dry privileges, utilities/in-ternet/cable included. Nosmoking/illegal drug use/
pets 805-338-5071 VCS230172
CAMARILLO, $625 utils incl,house privs, clean and
quiet, new paint, refs, depreq. 805-660-2555 VCS228086
CAM Room in Large House$650/inclusive. No smoking,
no drugs, no pets.805-844-5095 VCS230431
CAM Rooms for $595 & $695.1/3 utils,incls dsl,no pets,pooljacuzzi,tennis.N/D/S,mtn vws
805-484-3373 VCS229777
N.P /T.O. $700. Maid svc,utils, lndry, air cond, pool,house privs ALL incl. Cbl& Int avail. No smoke NoPet 805-444-6154 VCS230118
OJAI Room $550/mo+$200dep w/cable & internet, full
hse privs, shared ba, 1/4util 805-490-4392 VCS229241
OXN 2 Rooms in new house.Riverpark area, $550 incl
utils & internet.805-889-6769 VCS229652
OXN Furnished room DSL& Sat, full privs, share bath,
$650/mo+$350 dep, inclutils 805-236-0276 VCS230435
OXN Furn Room 5 minsfrom naval base, $500 inclall utils, full privs, int &
DSL 805-201-5142
OXN NORTH Room for rent,$550mo+dep, shared bath,
N/S/P. 805-797-2038VCS230387
677Rooms For Rent
OXN N. Room for rent,$800mo+dep, private bath,
access to kitchen & laundry.N/S/P. Photos Available. Call
805-797-2038 VCS230388
OXN Quiet area - 4 mi N.of Hueneme, pvt ba, kitch
& lndry privs. Cable,internet, WiFi & utils incl.N/S/D. $575mo+$200dep.
805-983-6709 or 805-204-8060VCS228922
OXN S. Close to Navy Base& college. Clean, quiet kitch& laundry privs $450 or with
pvt bath $500 805-844-5531VCS229924
OXN S. Room/bath $700 inclutils. avail now Immac
peaceful townhse, unfurn,pvt bdrm/full bathrm w/tub
& shower, wall closet,kitch+w/d privs cntrl heat,utils incl, patio, gar prkng.Gated comm features spa,pool, gym. Mins from CBC& Pt Mugu. Mo to mo lease
+dep. Basic cbl, elec, wtr,gas, trash incl Background& credit ck+refs needed.Seeking clean, friendly
responsible indiv. No P/D/S.Miranda at 805-340-3189 email
[email protected] HUE rm w/pvt entrance
1/2 mi from beach, inclutils/cbl. No privs $500 N/S
818-292-3399 VCS229378THOUSAND OAKS Room
w/pvt entry/bath/patio. Inclsutils & cable. Shared kitchen
& laundry. $1,000+dep.805-551-7905 VCS229112
T.O. room, private entrance/bath, 5 mins to CLU, foreign
students welcomed, $650mo. 805-492-2173 VCS229884VENTURA, Only $600/moNo deposit. $150/wk movesyou in. Room within largebeautiful home. Furnishedw/awesome, heated, large
waterbed w/12 drawersunderneath. Pet & Smokerok. 4:20 friendly. Your rentmust be paid @ $150/weekin advance. For 2 peoplesharing, $219/week. UtilsIncl! WOW, why live any-where else? Want photos?
Call 805-320-4834 forimmediate consideration.
Have references readyVCS229694
VTA E. BEDROOM, fullprivs, share bath, all utils,
W/D. N/S/P $615+dep.541-840-9142 VCS229931
VTA E Nice location. Veryclean, furn, full privs &Direct TV. 805-907-2912
VCS230432
VTA Near DowntownOcean view, kitchen & lndry
privs, DSL, cable &utilities included. $725/mo
+dep. 805-648-1144
679Storage Rentals
OXN 101 Fwy, Space avail.$400/mo & up.
Fred Short Co. 642-4155VCS230374
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cluded! Be the first to see!Fred Short Co. 805-642-4155
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Commercial
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875-893
885CommercialIndustrial Rent
600sf-2400sf IndustrialWarehouse - office, rent orlease $650. Oxn. 805-486-8796
VCS229068
60x80 FENCED LOT w/pvtentrance, great Vta loc at6585 Beene Rd #B $800/mo805-207-3538 VCS230182
CAM Furn single officesuites on Airport.$250-$900/mo Utils, lightsecretarial, light janitorial,conf rm usage 805-290-7646
VCS228652
OJAI WAREHOUSE &OFFICE SPACES, many
choices 300-3000sf.805-646-2263 VCS229908
SIMI INDUSTRIAL 800sf-5000sf, with office &
warehouse, roll up door,terrific location, great
terms and pricing.Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS228184
VTA 1550sf, 3955 Transport.$1150/mo, 1st Month FREE!805-798-2186 or 805-469-3721
VCS228159
VTA Industrial Space800sf-5000sf, with office &warehouse, roll up door,terrific location, great
terms and pricing.Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext:1VCS228182
WLV 1600, 4300, 5300 sf Office& Warehouse Available.
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887Stores/OfficesRent/Lease
APPROX 600, 830 & 1350 sq ft$400 - $900 per month
575 Dawson Drive Cam2nd floor offices
Crossroads Inv (805)485-4040
A+ VTA Executive Suites$250-$395 utils paid. 101 Fwy
& Victoria. For Info call805-479-8284 VCS229787
CAMARILLO RETAILSanta Rosa Plaza3400sf. Dave Press
310-553-6512 VCS229638
PRIME RETAIL SPACEon busy T.O. Blvd near
Hampshire Rd. 3320sf.805-905-1731 VCS228265
SIMI OFFICE SPACE511sf-1300sf. Available.
Excellent terms & pricing.Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS228186
SIMI PROF’L OFFICECochran/Sequoia
895-5638 sq ftOXN INDUSTRIAL
Rice/101/Rose1000-55,000 sq ft
805-604-0700Sunbelt Enterprises
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T.O. PRIME LOCATIONin established neighborhood
center, 2622sf. Reduced to$1.50/sf. 1026 Avenida DeLos Arboles. Contact Ana
Rodriguez (310)675-1179 x 4VCS228808
VTA Office SpaceBeautiful units from 474sf-1687sf. Great terms andpricing. Now Available!Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS228183
WESTLAKE PROF WindowOffice, 180sf, unlimited fax
& limited copier, shareoffices w/Atty & Accountant
$750 gross/mo 805-300-1874VCS229999
Recreation900-945
909Boats
18.5’ GLASTRON ‘00Bowrider, ski/pleasure, 4.3L
V6, Volvo eng, Penta. Only51 hrs. Xlnt $8970. (cf3813ps)
805-526-0708 VCS230380
21’ SEASWIRL 210 2005,bow rider, 220hp 5.0 V8, I/Ow/Volvo outdrive, Trailrite
trailer, like new. Only 10 hrs.Pd $30,992. Asking $21,599
(cf8632rh) 805-579-9849
918Campers/Trailers
UTILITY TRAILER 15’Zieman. PTI plates, 11’x7’
holding space, new tires,heavy duty, $1000/obo.
805-433-3818 (4ku4137)VCS230444
922RV Spaces for Rent
SIMI 55+, 100 amps,cable TV. 805-530-2409805-285-0138 VCS229431
VTA W. RV Spaces For Rentin small RV park. RV mustbe ‘00 or newer. 34ft spaceavailable with all hookups.Must have good credit. Call805-643-7178 VCS229542
933Motorcycles AndEquipment
HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘96Sportster McCooney carb,fwd controls, windshield,
leather saddlebags, customseat. Less than 8,600
original miles. Super cleanfast & fun. $4,950/obo.Lic#getiup. 805-402-5472
VCS228804
936Motorhomes/RV
WINNABEGOCHIEFTAIN ‘91
33’ lots of extra’s, very lowmileage 34k. Sleeps 6,queen bed, full size showerMUST SEE! $12,000(321953) PLS CALL805-479-1755 VCS229065
Transportation950-998
962Auto Parts &Services
1955 CHEVY 265 V8 ENGINEComp. w/heads manifold.
$1,500/obo. 805-246-5166:805-290-9124 VCS229942
2001 R1 YoshimuraExhaust Slip on.
Very good condition.$400. 443-307-1569
PROCOMP XTREME Rimsw/lugs & (4) Mud TerrainTires 35x12.5R 17LT. $450.805-558-9756 VCS229921
Find new & used cars.vcswheels.com
977Auto For Sale
ACURA ‘07 TL Type S SedanPristine condition, 26k lowmiles, navigation & more,
$call. Vin #043565 866-719-5522
VCS228892
ACURA 3.0 CL 1998, 199,000mi, great condtion. Heated,leather seats, BOSE sys,sunroof, clean title$3000 951-545-9328
BMW ‘06 530i, 4door, black &auburn, 41,200mi, premiumpkg, mn rf, satillite radio,
sports pkg, blue-tooth,factory(extended)guar until 100k mi
It is as close to perfect asyou will find. Only $27,900.Book value $30,210. Perfect
car for the fussy buyer.Vin#CM40014 805-433-2233
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BMW 745LI ‘03 xlnt cond.Lt. grn int/ext rare color chm
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CHEVY CORVETTE ‘07 cpeImmaculate condition!
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SATURN 1994 Sport Coupe$1,495. 1 owner, garaged,
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