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2015 Model of Excellence Nominations Announced

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Newport News Shipbuilding is transitioning to a new computer-aided design (CAD) system called NX, to be used across many NNS programs. The new tool will replace the legacy system CATIA, which has reached its end of life.

“Our company has a strategic vision moving us toward a digital shipbuilding environment,” said Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design. “We have chosen Teamcenter/NX because its capabilities are a cornerstone for this transition.”

In August, the CVN 78 Construction Program will be the first to make the transition, beginning with migration of the Ford 3-D product model from CATIA. Approximately seven terabytes of data will be migrated. More than 80 work methods are being updated, and over 800 people are being trained. The training effort is so large, the shipyard partnered with Thomas Nelson Community College and Old Dominion University to help with basic training.

The long-term process improvements of NX are closely integrated with Teamcenter, which the shipyard started using...

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Meet NX:

Digital illustration of Proof of Process Prototype (PoPP) from Teamcenter NX.

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Ford Paint Crew Recognized Newport News Shipbuilding crews are working hard to ready the galley, medical complexes and the hundreds of berthing and work compartments aboard Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), where the crew will soon call home. Recently, a paint crew was recognized by leadership for “selling” their 100th consecutive compartment aboard the aircraft carrier.

“’Selling’ a compartment means that everything in the compartment is complete and is ready to be handed over to the Navy. Once the Navy inspects it, and if they are satisfied and the compartment meets contract requirements, we officially turn it over to them,” said Construction Supervisor Muriel Aiken. “All trades contribute to the completion of compartments, however, this paint crew has had zero paint deficiencies on more than 100 consecutive compartments.”

Foreman Preston White says that the crew is one of the most engaged teams he’s ever worked with. “They strive to hold up company

values of ‘Always Good Ships’ and are always focused on providing the highest quality product to our customer,” he said. “They give 100 percent at all times and are well respected by the customer.”

Currently, more than 60 percent of the total compartments on CVN 78 have been turned over to the Navy.

Congratulations to the “100th Room Sold Crew:” Rebecca Adams, Jesse Artis, Steven Bailey, Andrew Camper, Roland Gatling, Daphne Grant, Carlton Langford, Kenneth Masopust, Rushon Mitchell, Steffhon Ramdeholl, Marry Simmons, Lynda Sweat, Shaun Veal, Raymond Watson, Ivery Wilkins and Mark Fields.

Q&PE Safety Task Team Introduces New Safety InitiativeThe Quality and Process Excellence task team is taking action to recognize safety across the shipyard. The new initiative is to give safety stickers to employees who demonstrate safe work practices. The sticker has the messages “safety first” and “one team” to encourage maintaining a safe work environment through teamwork and looking out for coworkers.

“If you’re doing your job safely, it’s nice to be recognized,” explained Kyle Jaffeux (X67).

The stickers are designed to be placed on hard hats and employees can receive them for a variety reasons whether maintaining safety regularly or for a specific action.

“The stickers create awareness,” said John Grandon (X43), who recently received his first sticker for continuously practicing safe work habits. “If you have one on your hard hat, people ask about it.”

Rusty Spady (O07) also received a safety sticker for verifying safety requirements

regarding office lights. “The safety sticker is another reminder to always go above and beyond expectations to ensure a safe work environment, whether onboard a ship, in a shop, or in an office space,” he said.

Task team members carry the stickers with them throughout the day to recognize employees they see working safely. Employees can receive multiple stickers to collect for their hard hat.

“I like the stickers because they give a sense of accomplishment,” said Helen Gault (O38). “It’s a simple and inexpensive way to encourage people.”

Heather Moran (O39), left, gives a safety sticker to John Grandon (X43). Photo by John Whalen

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NEW! Publication Clearance Website is LiveFor the first time, employees will now be able to submit materials they intend to present or publish outside the shipyard electronically for review. The new Publication Clearance Request (PCR) website makes it easier and more efficient to have presentations and technical papers reviewed and approved. By creating an online workflow and a single repository for submitted materials, the new PCR system reduces the time spent manually reproducing, printing and routing documents. The PCR system also

saves money by eliminating paper documents that have to be reviewed and stored by multiple departments and reviewers.

Because much of the work performed at Newport News Shipbuilding is classified, sensitive and considered proprietary, NNS Procedure SSO-01-203 requires all employees presenting company information in a public forum to have speeches, PowerPoint presentations, videos and printed materials approved prior to usage.

After submitting the materials online through the new PCR website, requests are automatically sent to a series of reviewers including Legal, Contracts, Research and Development, Security and Communications. Once all reviewers have approved the request, the requestor will receive electronic confirmation that the materials submitted are approved for use in a public forum.

“We’re happy to introduce this cost- and time-saving tool to employees,”

said Manager of Communications Gina Chew-Holman. “Moving from a manual, paper-intensive process to an electronic system will allow employees to focus more on the quality of their presentation and eliminates the need to walk or send paper copies around to multiple departments for review.”

Visit the PCR website on Yardnet. Employees without access to Yardnet, can still submit hardcopy materials along with form NN 146-17.

Congratulations June EPL GraduatesNewly-promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once in their new position. Congratulations to the June 2015 EPL class of new supervisors and managers for completing the training.

Front row (L to R): Alvarata Sanders (E91), Alexis Sablock (O96), William Payne (X36), Andrea Mason (O19) and Brenda Burt (O95). Second row (L to R): Robert Hardman Jr. (O20), Shaun Snow (X36), Merl Allen (E91), Charles Tomlinson (E91), Sean Quirk (E84), Jacqueline Phillips (O37) and D.P. Santrock (O53). Photo by John Whalen

USS Ranger Arrives in South Texas for ScrappingUSS Ranger (CV 61) arrived at the Port of Brownsville on Sunday, July 12 after being towed more than 16,000 nautical miles from Bremerton, Wash. International Shipbreaking Ltd. has been hired to dismantle the decommissioned aircraft carrier. The Ranger was built at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. in the mid-1950s and commissioned in 1957 at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. It’s the only vessel of its class to spend its entire career in the Pacific Ocean.

Ranger was also featured in Top Gun, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Flight of the Intruder movies.

On March 5, 2015, USS Ranger begins her final voyage. She was towed from Bremerton, Wash. to the Port of Brownsville. U.S. Navy photo

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Newport News Shipbuilding will lay the keel for aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) on Saturday, Aug. 22. The Communications Division is looking for employees interested in volunteering during the event. Volunteer roles include ushering guests to seats, handing out flags and programs, assisting with guest parking, and ensuring all guests remain safe throughout the event. Employees interested in volunteering should send an email to Communications@hii-nns.com with their contact information.

Volunteers Needed for Kennedy Keel Laying Ceremony

AROUND THE YARD

Fall 2015 Night School sessions are scheduled to begin the week of Sept. 14 – Nov. 21. Deadline for applications is July 31. Visit the Night School Yardnet website for more information or to view a copy of the schedule of classes. For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

Registration for Fall 2015 Night School is Currently Underway

Congratulations to Jason Kinney (O22) who caught the largest fish during the Annual Apprentice School Student Association’s (ASSA) Father’s Day Fishing Trip on June 20. Kinney caught a 55 pound wahoo off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.

ASSA’s Father’s Day Fishing Trip

QuadMed, the company that will operate the HII Family Health Center, is sponsoring a photo contest July 13 through Aug. 7. Newport News Shipbuilding employees and dependents can submit up to two original photos per person for consideration. The photos should feature local geography outside of the shipyard, without people. A selection committee will choose photographs to be printed, framed and displayed throughout the center.

Photos can be submitted via email or mail.

Emailed entries should be sent as a high resolution (eight megapixels or higher) JPEG file to ComingSoon-NNS@quadmedical.com.

Printed photos should be sent to:

QuadMed Attn: HII Photo Contest N53 W24700 Corporate Circle Sussex, WI 53089

Mailed photos will not be returned to the sender, so employees are encouraged to make copies as necessary before submittal. All entries must include the submitter’s name, employee badge number and a signed QuadMed photo release form.

Questions regarding the contest should be sent to ComingSoon-NNS@quadmedical.com. The HII Family Health Center is scheduled to open this fall.

NEW! Want Your Photo to Be Featured in the HII Family Health Center?

In the past, Newport News Shipbuilding has flushed the system onboard a ship to obtain a clean system prior to the testing (“flushing”). This process worked well, but was time consuming, costly and was typically performed at critical times in the build schedule, which potentially impacted key events as the ship matured.

Flushing of the systems is complicated because most systems have areas that are difficult to flush such as crevices, low flow areas, etc. Debris trapped in these areas may cause problems during testing or operation when debris accumulates, flow is reversed, during ship maneuvering (i.e., rolling), during system vibrations, or during non-standard operations (e.g., relief valve lifting).

When looking at ways to reduce costs and build more efficiently, NNS began the “build clean” strategy. This strategy starts at the time the details and components are manufactured and continues through installation, testing and delivery.

Flushing is no longer utilized to obtain cleanliness but to validate cleanliness which saves time, costs and schedule while still delivering a clean, safe system to the customer. NNS’ cleanliness controls are established in the early stages of fabrication and maintained throughout the installation process on piping systems, components, and tanks. It is why building and maintaining cleanliness in accordance with procedures and processes is so important and the responsibility of all shipbuilders. All shipbuilders are encouraged to diligently monitor all aspects of the program and understand what to do when a problem is observed, so immediate mitigation steps can be performed. NNS continues to look for ways to improve the “build clean” strategy as it applies to the various programs.

“Build Clean” Impacts on System Flushes

The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after work event with Ray Bagley, vice president

L.E.A.R.N. to Host After Work Event Aug. 4

of Operations, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4 in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Bagley will give a presentation on engagement. Read Bagley’s biography on the Newport News Shipbuilding external website.

The event is open to all NNS employees and is by reservation only. Sign-up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation.

African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA), Hispanic Outreach Leadership Alliance (HOLA), Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) and Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) will host a family barbecue from noon to 4 p.m. at Newport News Park on July 18. Bring your own lawn chair. View the flier on Yardnet or contact McNewton Sullivan Jr. at 688-4155.

Attend ERG Family Barbecue

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

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

Editor: Lauren Shuck

Currents@hii-nns.com(757) 380-4622

SEPTEMBER 8The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

AUGUST 15The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

JULY 17The Apprentice Alumni Association (AAA) will host the annual AAA Crab Feast at Knights of Columbus in Newport News on July 17. Advance tickets are $25 each for Alumni or current Apprentice students and $25 for their sponsored guest. Tickets are available at the door for $30 each. Tickets are available through the Alumni delegates, officers and Liz Moriarty at the Apprentice School 688-2513. For more information, visit: www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm.

JULY 25Active Apprentices and Apprentice Alumni volunteers are needed to support the 19th annual Children’s Fishing Clinic at the Buckroe Fishing Pier. Event runs from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch will be provided. For info contact Anita McCray at (757) 380-3322.

AUGUST 14Join Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) for an evening of relaxation and networking at an exclusive private opening for NNS employees at Nail Addict in Newport News. All participants must complete the registration form below and submit the $10 deposit no later than Aug. 10. View the flier on Yardnet for more information. Contact Krysti Filer (O20) at (757) 380-4687.

JULY 14The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Bldg. 812 (The Apprentice School) second floor conference room. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information

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Security and Emergency Management (O15) takes great pleasure in recognizing the following employees for outstanding performance of security responsibilities to ensure compliance with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM).

Congratulations to the following employees: Steven Hanke (E88), David James (E82) and Matthew Downing (T54).

Their actions are considered vital to the security of Newport News Shipbuilding and its employees.

Security STAR Award Winners Announced

...several years ago to manage CAD data. Together, the NX/Teamcenter package enables more digital collaboration between engineering, manufacturing, and shipbuilders on the deckplate. It also positions NNS to provide better product lifecycle management by enabling digital collaboration with external customers.

Learn about NX/Teamcenter and watch a short video message from Jennifer Boykin.

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Newport News Shipbuilding has received several phone calls recently from residents in the areas around the North Yard about trash on the streets and on citizens’ personal property.

NNS would like to remind all shipbuilders to maintain a clean shipyard work environment and to be considerate of the residents in the North Yard vicinity. Deposit trash in the designated trash cans around the shipyard.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Keep the North Yard Area Trash Free

2015 MODEL OF EXCELLENCE NOMINATIONS

July 13, 2015

Dear Colleagues:

Please join me in congratulating the teams and individuals who have been nominated for the Model of Excellence (MOE) Award. These women and men stand as shining examples for us all. Their strong work ethic, skill, determination and exemplary results are the attributes that will help lead our company to a successful future. They are truly remarkable people and extraordinary team members.

Sincerely,

Matt Mulherin President

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

CVN 72 Standpipe MisalignmentTeam: Seth Utecht, E04; Paul Garcia, E82; Jeffrey Halbauer, E82; Robert Marcella, E82; Timothy Martin, E82; Walter Sharp, E82; James Hedgepeth, O68; Roger Mumford II, O68; Dante Fredrick, X73; Charles Pope Jr, X73Nominator: Rodell Evans

Engineering Case Study for Organizational LearningTeam: John Liberta, E81; David Pinto, E81; Steven Woodward, E81; Stephania Fields, E82; Michelle Wolford, E82; Nathan Eramian, E86; Shameia Rogers, E86Nominator: Karey Malyszko

NPTU-Ballston Spa Feed Water Nozzle ReplacementTeam: Timothy Brown, E91; Brendan Hathaway, E91; Michael Hickam, E91; Timothy Helmstetter, O37; Larry Lavinder, O37; Shawn Beckhorn, X09; Robert Carter Jr, X09; Jon Fuchs, X09; Robert Keiper Jr, X09; Lawrence Rohenaz, X09Nominator: David Traugott

Sea Dart - FMS Launcher ModificationTeam: Michael Routon, E14; John Sparrer, E14; Christina Stimson, E14; Paul St. Amand Jr, E15; Brian Fatkin, E17; James Cox, E81; Lynn Showalter, O37; William Black Jr, O64; Darren Mitchel, O64; David Thompson, X11; Denver Bostic Jr, X18; Charles Cook, X18; James Elliott, X18; Allen Kreicar, X18; Marvin Fogg Sr, X42; Jarrod Gantt, X42; Armando Rodriguez, X42; Jacob Jallo, X43Nominator: Gabe Sava

USS Barry Floating Dry Dock (FDD) Shore Power and Temporary River Water Systems Design and Execution TeamTeam: Luke Alley, O46; Kevin Clark, O46; Daniel Crow, O46; Daniel Lebo, O46; James Malady, O46; Shaun Ronsonet, O46; Lincoln Shuber, O46; James Trimble, O46; Zachary Brickner, X31; Jimmy Ervin, X31; Timothy Gilliam, X31; Dennis Holmes, X31; David Rappold, X31; Bobby Bryant, X42; Marvin Fogg Sr, X42; Michael Redenbo, X42; Armando Rodriguez, X42Nominator: Michael Romanelli

2015 MODEL OF EXCELLENCE NOMINATIONS

INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY

CMSD - Paint Abatement BoxTeam: Dewey Youngerman, 014; Moshe Krafchow, 310Nominator: Joe Baszak

Facility Asset Mobility Environment (FAME)Team: Julie Conley, O43; David Roane, O43; Jayston Stamper, O43; Thomas Bales, O45; John Burleson, O45; Kimberly Pollard, O45; Aaron Zurfluh, O45; Michael Romanelli, O46; Stephen Kortz, O56; Robert Wilkins III, T53Nominator: Bob Fallon

Foreign Submarine Assessment to Ensure Future Undersea SuperiorityTeam: Jeffrey Adelman, E05; Evan Neblett, E17; Todd Sedler, E30; John Capin, E42; Christopher Choate, E42; Matthew Davis, E46; Joel Griffen, E46; Vincent Nguyen, E46; John Somero, E46; Kuangcheng Wu, E46Nominator: Andrew Poole

Laser Projection Assisted Stud Layoff ProjectTeam: James Skinner, E17; Max Coburn Jr, E51; Charles Wright IV, E51; Craig Benner, O68; Phillip Caudill, O68; Adam Coppa, O68; Ashton Lane, O68; Justin Novak, O68Nominator: Joe Sabol

2015 MODEL OF EXCELLENCE NOMINATIONS

LEADERSHIP

Electro Magnetic Aircraft Launch System Build Test Individual: Lucas Hicks III, X88Nominator: Rolf Bartschi

Fit to Fit ProgramIndividual: Joe Sabol, O61Nominator: Ray Bagley

Leading Effective Curriculum Change for Apprentices Pursuing DegreesIndividual: Todd Estes, O22Nominator: Everett Jordan

Leading Laser Alignment Application AdvancementIndividual: David Hamm, X88Nominator: Eric Bunch

Model Construction SupervisorIndividual: Lorna Gemmell, X82Nominator: Kenton Meland

SFA Unit Family Work Cell DevelopmentIndividual: Martin Walsh Jr, X59Nominator: Jackie McCuiston

Bringing “Field Machining” Home to NNSTeam: Ricky Gilliam, M53; Christopher Pommnitz, M53; Philip Porto, M53; Brian Wray, M53; Michael Reaves, O22Nominator: Vince Warren

Cost Savings with the Use of Laser Scanning for ShipchecksTeam: Mark Deese, E22; Jonathan Bowman, E27; James Yoko, E33; Frank Delar Jr, E60; Charles Kim, E60; Jeffrey Tatum, E63; William Woods, E63Nominator: Susanne Leonard

CVN 69 Catapult Blow-down Piping and Sea ChestTeam: Craig Jones, E65; Kirk Goss, X11; Albert Harris, X11; Lionel Patterson, X11; Charoyce Reynolds, X11; Jeffrey Tupponce, X11; Robert Maier, X18; Eric Malonson, X18; Richard Kellenberger, X31; Thomas Bellamy, X36Nominator: Rich Coleman

CVN 72 Catapult Repair TeamTeam: Richard Knorowski, E17; Edward Brown, E22; Geoffrey Gore, E22; Robert Rhodes, E22; Vernon Eason, O22; Luis Bonilla, X11; Christopher Evans, X11; Wesley Newcomb, X11; Roy Townsend III, X11; Troy Watson, X11; Robert Eason, X18; Michael Gordon Jr, X18; Travis Turbin, X18; Jeffery Watson, X18; Gene Weaver Jr, X18; James Barger, X70; John Gregory, X70; David Riddle, X70Nominator: Bruce Easterson

CVN 72 Turbine Generator OverhaulTeam: Jewel Couch III, X31; Marc Duncan, X31; Jimmy Holt, X31; Maurice Askew, X43; Rodney Cooke, X43; Thomas Smith, X43; Matthew Smith, X43; Nathan Greene, X70; Phillip Hopson, X70; Louis Rajnys, X70Nominator: Bruce Easterson

CVN 78 Health Safety High Performing TeamTeam: Benjamin Branch Jr, X32; Terence Colclough, X32; Michael Croley, X32; George Freeman, X32; Shaneika Harper, X32; Branden Harris, X32; Philip Hodges, X32; Kelley Lewis Jr, X32; Robert Malker, X32; Leander Marsh Jr, X32; Richard Parham Jr, X32; Brandon Robinson, X32; Jeremy Smith, X32; Matthew Warren, X32; Harold Watson, X32; Keron Brown, X88Nominator: Timothy Slade

CVN 79 Cost Reductions Through Game-ChangersTeam: Terrance Woods, E26; David Martin, X10; James Collins IV, X31; Chad Harrison, X31; Jamar Porter, X31; John Carlson, X32; Jeremiah Saffell, X32; Marvin Alston, X42; John Jeffries Jr, X42; David Joyner Jr, X42; Joseph Shaw, X42; Terence Wood, X59; Timothy Debusk, X88; Terence Fail, X91; Michael Perkins, X91; Terry Riley, X91Nominator: Mike Butler

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

2015 MODEL OF EXCELLENCE NOMINATIONS

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE (cont.)

CVN 79 Engagement and Management TeamTeam: Clarence Kube III, E86; Justin Smith, O79; Jerry Owenby, X36; Kurt Werlau, X76; Bass Beasley Jr, X91; Warren Mooneyham, X91; David Stokes, X91; Steven Wells, X91;Richard West, X91Nominator: Mike Butler

Development of Weld Management ProgramTeam: Daniel Brooks, 910; Michael Davis, 910; Thomas Hines, 910; Lisa Lindsey, 930; Paul Vinyard, 930; Jessica Anderson, O56; David Mora, O56; Kathleen Plucinski, O56; Marty Smith, O56; Paul Wesche, T50Nominator: Robert Schatzel

EMALS Electrical Build ImprovementsTeam: William Newton, O22; Timothy Gault, X31; Amondo Hall, X31; Elton Hampton II, X31; Kerry Moore, X31; Travis Quidera, X31; Nicholas Sarcone, X31; Dale Ward, X31; Jonathan Whelan, X31; Ryan Whisenant, X31; Jason House, X88; Daniel Knoll, X88; Kendall Morgan, X88; Dennis Moss, X88Nominator: Tom Cullen

Equipment Mounting - Shot Stud Replacements for Welded ClipsTeam: Jennifer Arney, E46; Robert Hobbs, E57; Robert Muth, E57; Robert Runyon, E57; Douglas Serwon, E57; Russell Spady, O07; Robert Taylor, O31; Stanley Reams, O67Nominator: Lee Wheelehan

ERDF OperationsTeam: Kathy Hagglund, 06; James Curnutt, 18; Jock Davis, 18; Michael Legler, 18; Rick Obstar, 18; Alan Pearson, 18; Garry Rossing, 18; James Shade, 18; Lori Varela, 18; Melanie Webber, 18Nominator: Brian Mathis

Hanger Shop Ergonomic ImprovementsTeam: Rodney Burch, X42; Raymond Hanson, X42; Marcus Hills, X42; Kenneth Serrano, X42Nominator: Lester Dudney

Implementation of Electronic Management (e4749) of Paint Records Process & Cost Savings Team: James Taylor Jr, O04; Justin Dewes, T53; Dennis Gromley, T53; Andrew Evans, T55; Steven Wyatt, X59Nominator: Gary Zimak

Increased Safety and Efficiency of VCS Nuclear Power Unit Delivery Team: Jonathan Fuller, E82; Michael Gorenc, E82; David Messina, E82; Justin Shelton, E82; Jeffery Tucker, E82; Robert Brumback, O41; William Fallon, O93; William Fralich, X73; Anson Knowles Jr, X73Nominator: Matt Needy

Lead Boot Pour Improvement Project for VCS Primary Shield TanksTeam: Derrick Crews, E86; Benjamin Williamson, E86; David Baize, O27; Benjamin Duman, O41; Robert Conway Jr, O63; Kenneth Bell, X10; William McLaurin, X10; Charles Wilson, X10; Richard Joyner, X36; Kenneth Rountree, X36Nominator: Mike Simmons

Marine Skilled Trades Training ProgramTeam: Siyani Blount, O20; James Jessup, O22; Cassandra Burks, O26; Steven Bykowski, O26; Gary McCrickard, O26; James Morris Jr, O26; Lisa Adams, O36; Christopher Gelfand, O36; Rita Bruce, O67Nominator: Bill Docalovich

Modular LWWAA Installation ProcessTeam: Gregory Barb, O68; Reid Phelan, O68; David Pickwick, O68; William Schulte, O68; Randolph Scott, X11; Wenzel Soliday, X82Nominator: Joe Sabol

OHIO Replacement Submarine - Large Lead Ingot BallastingTeam: Roy Hawkins, E17; Joseph Kimbel, E17; Adam Shaw, E17; Allison Twilley, E17; William Newbern, O98Nominator: Dean Royal

2015 MODEL OF EXCELLENCE NOMINATIONS

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE (cont.)

PMEMA Actuator Upgrade TeamTeam: Thomas Croxton, E26; Brian Dyson, E34; Donald Baker, E70; Jessica Rospendowski, E84; Alexander Cheng, E86; Richard Phillips, E86; Brandon Scott, E86; Kenneth Jones, X31; Miles Mitchell, X31; Michael Nichelson, X31; Earthy Thompson, X31; Christopher Oleszkowicz, X42; Juan Rodriguez, X42; Charles Williams, X42; James Collins, X43; Pompeyo Go, X43; Zachary Higgins, X43; Russell Bradshaw, X88Nominator: Richard Egyud

Scared Safe ProgramTeam: Cassandra Burks, O26; Cheryl Holt, O36; LaTrenia Clark, X33; Andre Harmon, X33; Trent Heath, X33; Willie Jenkins Jr, X33; Archiebald Jordan, X33; Kenneth Lewis, X33; Jacob Noble, X33; Cheryl Watson, X33; Brian Williams, X33Nominator: Jim Coppa

SNM Pull SystemTeam: Benjamin Price, E04; Kevin Bull, E82; Leslie Corsino, E82; Rodell Evans Jr, E82; Terry Hargett, E82; Kevin Ritton, E82; Paul Ross, E82; Michael Greene, X73Nominator: Mike Morris

VCS Assembly 2014 Safety PerformanceTeam: Dennis Miller, X18; Lawton White Jr, X18; Don Wynn, X18; Max Miller, X31; Jonyal Peck, X31; Timothy Bolt, X32; Keith White, X32; Darren Jackson, X33; Sharon Jacobs, X33; Nicholas Smith, X36; Rodney Jean, X42; Nicolas Cuneo, X43; Virgil White, X43; Angel McCoy, X82; Robert Patsell, X82; Nathan Harper, X85Nominator: Willie Hayes

VCS Block IV Pipe Fittings Procurement Collaboration with Electric BoatTeam: Jeffery Bryan, O51; Kimberly Hamrick, O51; Timothy Moore, O51; Paulette Sangiovanni, O51; Debra Whitaker, O51; Brandon Litmon, O57Nominator: Julie Menna

VCS Post-Blast ET Inspection ProjectTeam: Lawrence Wedel, O37; Tyrell Beasley, O38; Cameron Croll, O38; Russ Hopkins, O38; Ralph Motley Jr, O38; Joseph Powell, O38; Wayne Boone, X10; Alex Booth, X10; Jeremain Hayes, X10; Allen Sequoyah, X10; Allen Shelton, X10; George Barry, X33; Christopher Gaskill, X33; Michael Hartenbach, X33; Kenyon Jenkins, X33; James Jones Jr, X33; Cardell Wilson Jr, X33Nominator: Tom Chamberlain

Welding Equipment Modernization ProjectTeam: Garrett Sonnenberg, E30; Harold Strickland Jr, O37; Jon Sweeney, O37; David Roane, O43; George Sporbert, O43; Michael Cunneen, X10; Robert Hufton, X10; Craig Hooten, X18; Daniel Moniak, X18; Ernest Wright Jr, X18Nominator: Bob Fallon

Welding Major Component Pressure Vessels to Structural TanksTeam: Forrest Barefoot, X18; Alicia Berry, X18; Clyde Cutler Jr, X18; Reggienald Hall Jr, X18; John Harrell, X18; Stephen Haywood, X18; Andrew Mclean, X18; Charles Short, X18; Roddrick Smith, X18; Timothy King, X91; Leonard Morris, X91Nominator: Richard Dietz

X18 Advisory TeamTeam: Ralph Baker, X18; Phillip Church, X18; Michael Cook, X18; Clyde Cutler Jr, X18; Leon Dawson, X18; David Hunt, X18; Dennis Nodurft, X18; Charles Short, X18; Elmer Stewart, X18; Pierrette Swan, X18; Michael Taylor, X18; Allen Williams, X18Nominator: Gary Fuller

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DJ - Guaranteed to rock it and I won’t break your pocket! DJ/MC for every occasion. Shipyard discount; (757) 632-9929

AUTO

SILVERADO Z71 - 03 1500 V8 Ext Cab 4x4. 6” Lift, 33s, Dual exhst, K&N, upgrade stereo, toolbx & more. Great Shape. $11,800 obo (757) 635-6504

11 KIA SOUL - 15,340 original miles. Excellent condition book price is $13,700 will sell for $12,500. (757) 879-2591

00 LINCOLN LS - V8. Black interior/exterior w/leather seats. Updated Kenwood radio. 131K miles. $4,200 -Call/text for pics (540) 320-2285

98 ACURA - 2.3 CL w/ ~212,000 miles AT, AC $500 OBO (757) 272-3405

Auto cont.

AUTO TOOLS - Engine stand $25/list $70; trans jack $50/$150; 2 wheel dollies $35/$70; like new; (757) 685-3611

MOTORCYCLE - Cobra Luggage rack was used on Suzuki cruiser, $40 call or text for picture.(757) 236-0789

MOPAR JEEP - MOPAR Hard Top Storage Bag For 07-15 Wrangler part no. 82210325AD. Like new cond. $40. (757) 236-0789

06 SPORTSTER - 06 Harley Davidson Sportster 883R. Low Miles, very clean, title in hand. Text for pics. $5,500 OBO. (757) 778-9439

DODGE RAM PARTS - 01 Dodge Ram 1500 LWR Ctrl arms w/ bushings & ball joints. New! (757) 897-4737

13 GSX1300R - Hayabusa, Lowered, custom GP pipes. Super clean, Sounds great. Brembo brakes, ABS, power modes. (757) 284-8405

95 MONTERO LS - AS IS. Runs. AC works. New tires & parts. All steel body. Use 4 parts or scrap. $1,500/neg. Txt 4 info and pics (757) 438-7651

MOTORCYCLE - 2006 SUZUKI Boulevard C50, new battery, Vance & Hines pipes, many extras 13K miles $2850 OBO. Call/txt for pictures (757) 778-1566

12 CHRYSLER - 200 S. EC, Sporty, AT, NAV, Remote Start, All Power. Silver, 27K mi. $13,100. Text for pics. (757) 814-1243

TRUCK PARTS - 2.9L V6 Engine with Dolly $100 as is, must go / removed from 87 Ford Ranger Pick-up, Front and Rear Bumpers $25 (757) 478-1673

2011 TACOMA - Pre-Runner, Silver 4 door w/ 100K miles, great condition, asking $19,000. (757) 775-6964

TRAILER HITCH - New Curt Trailer Hitch w/ Hardware fits 1980-2001 Dodge Ram 1500. (757) 897-0298 (757) 897-0298

WEATHER TECH - Black Weathertech New, 2014 Mazda 6 $120 OBO (757) 771-8394

MC TRAVEL TRUNK - Removable motorcycle travel trunk. Fits on any size motorcycle luggage rack and secures to backrest. EC. $100 (757) 672-8256

KATANA 600 - yellow, 14K miles, comes with brand new helmet, excellent condition $2,300. (252) 287-5553

15’ SUZUKI - DRZ400S street and trail motorcycle with 129 miles on it. $5,000 obo title in hand (724) 557-3341

Auto cont.

93 COROLLA - 201k miles, power everything. needs new cat. & inspection. Great shipyard car. 1,250 OBO (757) 373-1579

02 MAZDA - Red Mazda Protégé 5 Exc. cond. 1 owner No accidents 140K mi. 5-speed. Hitch/roof rack $5,000 obo; text for pics (757) 636-1566

91 F-150 TRUCK - Long bed. 85K miles. 6-cylinder, 4 speed manual. No A/C. New tires. Runs well Clean. $1,500 (757) 532-0646

00 S80 VOLVO - Vehicle is loaded. V6, GC, leather seats, new battery, May inspection, 220k miles. Price reduced to $3,500 obo (757) 663-9626

HARLEY DAVIDSON - 02’ Fatboy too many extras to list. 15K miles, original owner $10,500 for everything or $9,100 bike only. (757) 592-1100

HARLEY PACKAGE - 2009 HD Night Train w/5500mi; 2011 HD 883 SuperLow w/250mi and a 2 Bike Enclosed HaulMark Trailer $27K OBO. (757) 759-2287

GRAND CHEROKEE - 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Very clean. Well maintained. 2nd owner. 153,000 miles. $2,700 OBO (757) 371-9173

CAR FOR PARTS - 93 Buick Regal GS 2 dr, 144k miles, front end damage but drivable (barely) $400 whole car only (757) 876-7073

WHEELS & TIRES - Tires & wheels off of a 97 Mustang GT. 250 FIRM can provide pix. 245/45/R17. (757) 503-1523

ROOF RACKS - Thule roof racks with adjustable feet and locks that secure to an existing luggage rack on an SUV. EC. $110. (757) 672-8256

98 LOWRIDER - Very nice motorcycle. Excellent condition. One owner. Less than 8,500 miles. Lot’s of chrome. $6,300 (757) 371-9173

BOAT & MARINESUPPLY

11 MONTEREY - 21’ sport boat, 75Hrs. trailer included, Excellent condition, original owner, valued at 36K, $27.5K (757) 870-9055

95 18’ BAYLINER - ‘95 18.5’ bayliner W/ trailer. 120OB. good hull, needs interior work and a battery. $2,000 OBO (757) 373-1579

JETSKI - 06 SeaDoo GTI/SE, 100 HRS., 55+ mph, Freshwater used only, Road King Trlr., $4,600 (757) 604-3357

Boats & Marine Supply cont.

GRADY WHITE - Grady White 226 Seafarer (23ft)Walk Around, 200 Yamaha Salt Water Series Engine, galv. Trailer, Extras. $20,000 (757) 652-8919

CANOE - Old Town Saranac 146 XT 2 years old never put in the water. Two paddles included $350; (757) 870-0007

20’SHAMROCK ’83 - Cuddy, T-top, trailer. Newly rebuilt 351 inboard w/ < 15 hours. Real nice bay boat. $10,500 OBO (757) 369-3535

09’ TAHOE BOAT - Q7 SSI W/2010 Trailer. Less Than 50 Hours, 21’ Long Runabout. Boat Value 21k Asking 18k. text pics (757) 846-8357

BLACKMAX 150 - 1995 Mercury Blackmax 150 XRi outboard needs work. EFI, oil injected, very clean motor $500 obo (757) 284-8405

CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO (757) 357-5542

FREE ITEMS

TELEVISION SET - JVC 36” T.V. Great condition with remote and book. You want it you come get it, bring friend. (757) 777-4542

HORSE MANURE - Freedom farm has free horse manure and free loading. Located just across the JRB in Carrollton. Call for info (757) 846-8183

COMPUTERS

PRINTERS - HP Photosmart C4180 print scan copy w/cartridges $40; and Epson Stylus CX4800 printer $25. (757) 812-2720

NOOK HD COVER - Several assorted, brand new in box Nook HD covers, $15 ea/$25 for two. Fits 7” Nook HDs. Pics avail. (757) 705-5235

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair,virus removal, program reinstalls, etc. $85+ parts (757) 329-6761

EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS

CURRENTS 3 7 | 13 | 2015 7

HOBBIES

WIRELESS - Guitar Wireless system. Audio Technica receiver and transmitter. Good Condition. $20; (252) 333-7056

GUITAR CLASSES - Celebrate ‘Independence Day’ from YouTube lessons today– Sign up. 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched Call/tex (757) 528-7017

NASCAR FANS - NASCAR FANS - Richmond - 400, Sept12. Great Seats. 2 seats available. $86 each. (860) 271-3370

TRUMPET - King Silver Flair Trumpet. Silver plated intermediate-advanced trumpet. Like new. $750 (757) 869-7925

GUITAR AMP - Marshall 100W Amp Head. MG100HDFX. $100 (252) 333-7056

COMIC BOOKS - Comic Books 14 Superman and other Action Heroes all for $25 Call for info. (757) 812-9763

GUITAR - Schecter KM7. 7 string guitar. Locking tuners. neck thru. Brand new condition. asking $600; (252) 333-7056

4X12 CABINET - Carvin Vai Legacy 4x12 cabinet. Vintage 30s speakers. Excellent Condition. $450; (252) 333-7056

ROLAND V-DRUMS - Used Roland TD-11k electronic drum kit. Like new. FULL 5 piece kit w/ DW-3000 pedal and Sony headphones. $825. (757) 813-7795

FURNISHINGS &APPLIANCES

OAK FURNITURE - Ethan Allen oak wall unit w/pocket doors & many compartments $575 call (757) 898-9095

PATIO FURNITURE - 3 sets of chairs and tables. Metal & glass 2 has 4 chairs $95 & another 4 chair $135 & large one 5 chairs $200 (757) 589-7248

DRESSER - Antique dresser $200, hdwood desk/shelves $100 (757) 759-2549

PEDESTAL DESK - Red Oak, Condition 8/10, Min Scuffs, 4 pieces disassembled, Pickup only, $250 obo, Text(757) 277-1378

WASHER-SAMSUNG - Samsung WF210 HE Washer. Side loaded. Works great. Bought it in 2011. Nothing wrong with it. $250 (757) 358-7114

WHIRLPOOL DRYER - Almond color. Works good and in excellent condition. $125 OBO (757) 722-0550

FOOD PROCESSOR - New heavy duty RobotCoupe commercial food processor w/grating & julienne discs. $1,600 (804) 694-9850

Furnishings & Appliances cont.

STOVE - Kenmore black and white electric stove, good condition $50; (757) 508-2781

BUNK BEDS - Heavy duty frame with ladder. Medium wood color. $125 obo (757) 722-0550

DINING TABLE - Choc. Faux Wood, Cond. 9/10, Table Top and 4 legs, Pickup only, In storage, 60 OBO, txt 4 pics/detail/dims (757) 277-1378

GAS DRYER - Gas dryer for sale excellent condition. Asking $250. (757) 592-2727

APPLIANCES - Maytag Gemini Elect ST DBL oven $300, and Maytag over oven microwave $75 or both for $325. (757) 471-4509

WOOD TABLE - Small wood table (no chairs). Great table for kids or other uses. Needs refinishing. FC. $30; (757) 672-8256

DISHES - 1950’s, set of 4 black & white flower design US made $30 (757) 812-9763

TEMPURPEDIC BED - Queen, MINT cond. 1 yr old. Rhapsody Breeze model, $4k in store. A steal at $2500. (757) 218-3099

WASHER & DRYER - GE Washer and Dryer (electric), white, 3 yrs old, excellent condition, $300 for the set. (757) 813-5914

REAL ESTATE

RV - Selling stationary RV at Grey’s Point, Topping, VA. 1996 Jayco, 32’ good condition; 757) 540-6524

HOUSE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Remodeled Kitchen/Security System/New Appliances/2 Ton HVAC. Only $99.9K (757) 513-5583

SCAFFOLDING - In need of two-stage Scaffolding with walkboard for home projects. (757) 846-4365

ROOM FOR RENT - $550/Month, full use of house. WiFi, pool, hot tub, private bath. (757) 504-6032

TOWNHOUSE - For sale, Hampton, near LAFB, spacious, 1500SF, 3BD/2.5BA, Large, updated kit. $112,900 (757) 406-2256

TOWNHOUSE - Chesapeake (Greenbrier)-2 MBR/ 2.5 bath. Deck, fenced yard, EI Kitchen W/D, parking. $1,125. Avail NOW. (757) 871-3682

CONDO FOR RENT - Port Warwick condo, 2 beds, 2.5 baths. Walk to shops, restaurants. No pets, no smoking. $1,625/mo (757) 593-8042

CONDO RENTAL - 2 BDRM, 2.5 bath, 1 car gar, att. Loc btw Oyster Pt & Denbigh. $1,200/mo. Will email pics (804) 683-6587

Real Estate cont.

ROOM FOR RENT - RoomForRent. $550/mo, full use of house. WiFi, pool, hot tub, private bath. Much More. (757) 504-6032

HOUSE FOR RENT - For rent: 2 bed 1 bth central air/heat fenced yard, recent remodel. $800 + dep (757) 593-3453

MOBILE HOME - 1992 Fleetwood, 3 br/2 bath, deck patio, shed, kit appliances, W’burg area in m/h park. Good cond. $10,800. (757) 870-0573

MOBILE HOME - $48,500 3BD 2BA built in 2008, 1200sqft, whirlpool in master bath. 41 S. SPRUCE CT, Newport News, VA (757) 303-8119

CONDO VA BEACH - 2BR2.5BA Move-In ready end unit. Granite counters upgraded KIT&BA. PVT BKYD&Patio. Kempsville Glf Crse, $190K. (757) 289-8899

CONDO FOR RENT - 4 BR, 3.5 BA, in NN. Wood Floors, Granite counter tops, SS Appliances, Gas FP, rear deck, garage. $1,600/MO (757) 912-6921

HOUSE FOR RENT - 3BR 2.5 Bath, Living Room Kitchen, Dining Room, Patio 1422 sq. $800.00/mo; $250. Deposit. (757) 327-2212

HOUSE FOR SALE - 2BD Cape Cod .26acres, every appliance is included and new, move-in ready, 1.3mi from NNS north lot $110K (757) 746-4611

RENT - $995 month 3 bedroom brick ranch with carport, shed, fence 17 Tillerson Drive, NN New kitchen (757) 675-9954

FOR SALE - $99,000 Huge 4 bedroom house with 2 baths and large front porch & Balcony 1043 31st St.NN 5 min to shipyard (757) 675-9954

HOME - 3BR/1BA 1,074 sq, ft., detached garage, rear deck, fenced backyard, all appliances, Hilton School Dist. $123K (757) 869-2550

MOBILE HOME - Mobile Home Wanted, older model fine, under $3,000, will make repairs if needed (757) 369-3972

HOME FOR RENT - 1810 Hurst Dr., Hampton, 3BR/1BA, Brick, Fenced yard, Garage, Appliances. $1,000/mth (757) 675-1422

FOR RENT - 2BR Smoke free no pets 2 off st parking across st from beach E Ocean View Ave Norfolk $1500mth +Dep Paid Util (757) 650-0156

HOUSE FOR RENT - Family Home! 4BR/2BA, FP, W&D, large fenced yard, garage, 3 season porch, great schools, pets OK with app. (804) 937-2236

BEAUTIFUL NEW TOWNHOUSE - Behind Carrabba’s NN, 2 br/2.5 ba for rent. $1,250 per month. Appliances less than 5 yrs. Club house & pool. Txt (757) 897-9999.

PETS

LAB PUPS - AKC Black Ms & Fs House and Crate training started.Vet Checked Shots Worming up to Date Strong Hunters $500 (757) 642-0833

BOXER PUPS - 3 Females,1 Male,Sealed Brindle, Fawn&White $400 ea, tails clipped, dew claws removed & shots Parents on sit (757) 870-8928

LARGE DOG CRATE - Large Dog Crate in excellent condition. Only used for a few weeks. $40. (757) 309-6750

MISCELLANEOUS

BEARS - Signed NFL Authenticated Urlacher jersey (w/papers) hung in NFL Bears monogram frame. $500 OBO (757) 236-0789

LEATHER COAT - Avirex Leather Coat $80 (757) 831-8489

BASKETBALL GOAL - Little Tikes basketball goal & ball $10 (757) 286-2488

ITEMS - microwaves $45, Large Juicers $45, Bench Press $85, Olym 7ft Bar $70, lawn mower $150 & $85 gas weedeater $85 (757) 589-7248

STEEL-TOE BOOTS - RED WING BOOTS - Red Wing Steel Toe Boots - Women’s size 7 1/2. Great condition. Paid $150-selling for $35. (757) 879-2686

POWER TOOLS - craftsman generator $600, pressure washer $200, troy weed wacker gas $50, werner ladder $75, miter saw $130, bench vice (757) 813-1123

BABY TREND - travel system, Combination car seat (exp.2019) stroller w/ 2 bases, $175 txt for pics (757) 775-9193

GUCCI WATCH - Like New, Stainless steel, Large G face, Retail $995 asking $700 OBO Pics avail, leave VM (540) 229-4883

L VUITTON BAGS - Authentic monogram, lg 11x12 w/non adj strap, asking 600. 6x8 crossbody w adj strap 400 OBO pics lv msg (540) 229-4883

MOTORCYCLE VEST - Brand New Genuine leather Motorcycle Vest $30 (757) 831-8489

DIAL PHONE - Red Rotary dial desk phone in Excellent working condition $35 call (757) 812-9763

RUBBER FLOAT - Rubber grout float, like new, $5 call (757) 812-9763

WEED WHACKER - Toro electric weed whacker works fine just no issues. Asking $15 (757) 236-0789

2 CURRENTS 7 | 13 | 2015

Miscellaneous cont.

MEN NECKTIES - Approx 18 ties, Variety of color/pattern, 56-58 inch, Some vintage, Standard size, $36 OBO, $3 each, Txt 4 pic (757) 277-1378

FOOTBALL - Redskins/Eagles, Oct. 3/4, Overnight stays, Tix, LL Seats, Tailgate, Casino play, seats still avail. (757) 576-3018

COZY COUPE - Little Tikes Cozy Coupe & Gas Pump $20 (757) 286-2488

BABY WALKER - walker for BABIES learning to walk. Includes sit-in and push walker great condition & will text pics. $20 (757) 846-8357

DESIGNER ITEMS - Burberry signature ladies pants, sz 11/12 $95. BCBG Maxazria pleated skirt think belt sz 8; $50 OBO (540) 229-4883

DISPLAY STAND - Handmade, wooden, white, will text pics, $15 (757) 846-8357

DIAPER GENIE - Diaper genie for disposing dirty diapers w/out sticking house. $10 (757) 846-8357

BLOWER - Ryobi grass blower. Needs new trunk attachment. $20. (757) 672-8256

STAGE FOGGER - Stage fogger for live band concerts or other stage performances, Halloween, etc. GC. $75. (757) 672-8256

CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876

DARIUS RUCKER! - Two lawn seats to Darius Rucker on 8/30 in VA Beach. $35/ticket. Cheap! Text (757) 705-6803

CONCERT TIX! - Two lawn seats to Toby Keith/Eli Young Band on 8/22 in VA Beach. $35/ticket. Cheap!! Text (757) 705-6803

CHILDCARE - M-F 5AM-5:30 PM, FT-PT 20+ yrs. exp. OY. PT, reasonable rates. (757) 249-2624

Miscellaneous cont.

BENCH / WEIGHTS - Adjustable weight BENCH & 2 adj dumbells 10 lbs to 50 lbs, total 100 lbs. all FOR $150; (757) 589-7248

EXERCISE EQIPMT - Elliptical $50-250 & exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $135- 250 (757) 589-7248

LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. $40. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. LIQUID H.E. formulated (757) 589-7248

BABY ROCKER - rocker for newborns. great for putting them to sleep. Will text pics great condition. $5 (757) 846-8357

HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods used w/less than 500PSI. (757) 810-5115

ICON - Mens X-LG ICON leather riding jacket, white with black, Good Cond $200 (ORIG 500) for picture: (757) 236-0789

MAKE-UP ARTIST - Certified Make-Up Artistry services incl: Bridal, Prom, Special Events & More. Will travel (757) 325-5353

A/C SERVICE - We are here to give quality service at great rates. Coldest A/C possible. Tune-ups, refrigerant & maint. (757) 525-0259

CLEANING - Summer is here, go outside and enjoy it! Let me do your cleaning! Prices start as low as $75; (757) 880-8519

BICYCLE - 26” Giant Sedona Hybrid. 14” frame. Retrofit w/beach cruiser handlebars and seat. EC. $175. (757) 871-4387

TREE REMOVAL - Free estimate, licensed & ins, #1 customer service (757) 592-6497

CAMPING EQUIP - camping equipment in good shape. (INF mattress, 2-5 person tent, ECT). $80 obo (757) 846-8357

TILE SAW - Portable electric 7” diamond blade tile saw, in box $30; (757) 812-9763

TILE CUTTER - Heavy duty tile cutter, up to 18” tile, in the box $15 call (757) 812-9763

Miscellaneous cont.

BANANA TREES - 3 varieties available: plant in yard or in pots for a tropical look inside or out. Can send photos. $10-20. (757) 593-2426

ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075

HEATING OIL - Heating oil 150 gals +/-. You pump from underground tank. $1.50 gal. Poquoson. Text (757) 870-8168

CONCERT TICKETS - 2 Lawn tickets,Sect 23 for Lady Antebellum 2015 Tour Aug 9 at 7:00. Farm Bureau Live. Both/$70. (757) 619-4341

BACK TO SCHOOL - In need of book bags & supplies donations (757) 434-6320

CASINO/DELAWARE - Harrington 10/17/15 $30 in slot play freebuffet $25 7/18/15 $25 10/3/15 leaving from Hmptn (757) 713-3055

26’ LADDER - 26’ alum extension ladder. light weight and works well. Perfect for the home handyman. $75 obo (757) 778-9439

DARIUS RUCKER! - Two lawn seats to Darius Rucker on 8/30 in VA Beach. $35/ticket. Text for details. (757) 705-6803

HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing your home problems (757) 256-8131

A/C SERVICE - Sales, service & new installations. Call for A/C & heat pump needs. Licensed & ins. (757) 771-3441

HEALTH - Get fit! Ladies only. Text for details (757) 327-2499

BLACKBERRIES - Grown your own plump, juicy blackberries with this thorn-less variety. Several bushes available, $10 each. (757) 593-2426

NEED HELP? - Mowing, edging, tree & debris removal, mulching, pruning etc. Free estimates! (757) 254-2773

Miscellaneous cont.

GOT STUNG? Get those pesty critters before they get you this season. (757) 873-4999

WANTED

LAB PUP WANTED - Looking for a female chocolate lab puppy up to 1-yr old to a great home. (757) 672-8256

3.0 MERC PARTS - 93 3.0L Mercruiser. Looking for parts: Riser, water pump, drain cocks, etc. Call if you have one for parts. (757) 585-0487

STEREO SYSTEM - Looking for an unwanted name brand system w/CD player that’s in good working cond. Will pay reasonable price. (757) 592-1100

WANTED - Enclosed trailer 6x10 prefer older model. Cash paid (757) 620-4472

LAWN MOWER - Looking for Un-Wanted Mowers/ Weed Whacker, Running or broken. Will Pick up for Free. (757) 897-4737

VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere Nc, Chowan, Gates County(32) and down town Suffolk to NNS 1st shift; (252) 619-3117

BEAUTY SALON - Looking for Stylist, Barber, and Hair Braider. (757) 236-4505

VAN RIDERS NEED - Van from VaBeach to NNS daily. Leave Diamond Springs Rd to NNS daily 1st shift. (757) 450-6740

WANTED - British Motorcycles ,parts , basket cases, cash paid. Also pre 1980 motorcycles considered. (757) 620-4472

VAN RIDERS - 3rd shift van riders needed, coming from Ahoskie, Winton, Whaleyville, Gates County and Suffolk. (252) 642-2215

Introducing the NNS License PlateThe new license plate will be available this November. Shipbuilders who preordered the plate last year will receive the plate in the mail prior to statewide availability. Applications submitted last year will not be processed if:

• Vehicle sold• Expired vehicle registration• Delinquent personal property taxes• Vehicle emissions inspection required• Vehicle is registered with truck plates

(gross weight: more than 7,500 lbs.) • Insurance issues• Incomplete application

Contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384 if you already submitted an application and you have additional questions. No new applications will be accepted at this time.