April 29, 2010

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WHAT’S INSIDE

Part of the take at an Earth Dayresidential e-waste recycling eventon base. Page 5.

Acting Produce Manager JorgeGutierrez sorts through oranges ata recent farmers market at the PortHueneme Commissary. 2.

Madison Green tries on a boxer’sheadgear at El Descanso School inCamarillo. Page 18.

PHOTO BY MC1 AARON PETERSON

BNSN Justin Diaz of the Navy is announced the winner of the 141-pound weight class asthe defeated Cpl. Jamel Herring of the Marine Corps drops to a knee during the Fridaynight finals of the Armed Forces Boxing Championships at Naval Base Ventura County.For full boxing results, see www.thelighthousenews.com.

Navy boxertakes goldJustin Diaz will represent U.S.in World Military BoxingChampionship in October

Kids’ Day draws abig crowd at Mugu

Admiral visits base to ask a criticalquestion: How’s the family, really?

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Steven Maldonado, 4, creates apotted plant at Kids’ Day. Steven isthe son of Jennifer and B1 StevenMaldonado of NMCB 40.

By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor

A crowd that organizers esti-mated at more than 1,000 turnedout for Kids’ Day on Saturday,April 24, at Naval Base VenturaCounty, Point Mugu.In celebration of theMonth of

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The vice chief of naval opera-tions visited Naval Base VenturaCounty earlier this month onwhat he called a “listen and learntour” to glean information thatwill help the Navy as it struggleswith rising stress among Sailors

and their families.Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert

and his wife, Darleen, arrivedApril 19. As part of an examina-tion of the base’s family readinessprograms, Greenert held an all-hands meeting at the NeedhamTheater at Port Hueneme on

SEE ADMIRAL, PAGE 25

By CM3 Christopher CarsonNMCB 3

The night was filled with hard-hitting, excitingbouts that kept the crowd on the edge of theirseats.As the boxers stepped out of the smoke-filled tun-

nel at the Warfield Gymnasium, you could see thedetermination in their eyes, fueled by the desire tomake their service and team members proud.The moment the first-round bell rang of the 2010

Armed Forces Boxing Championship finals, the ex-citement of the standing-room-only crowd washigh.Friday, April 23, was the finals night for the cham-

pionship, held at Naval Base Ventura County(NBVC), Port Hueneme. All during the week, box-ers from the four armed services had been trainingand fighting in preliminary bouts, competing for thechance to advance to finals night.Although the Army took the gold medal, their

SEE BOXING, PAGE 17

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Question: I am a retiree living in the area and Irecently achieved my dream of buying a large RVand traveling around the United States. During theweeks I am home, can I store it on base?

Answer: First of all, congratulations on fulfillingyour dream. I hope you have many fun-filled adven-tures in your cross-country treks. Drive carefully!Naval Base Ventura County should be able to

help with your storage needs. We have RV storagesites at both Port Hueneme, with 130 spaces, and atPoint Mugu, where our newly opened site has over500 spaces. There are 20-, 30- and 40-foot spacesavailable.Active-duty personnel have first priority to the

spaces. Retirees have second priority, and the restare open to Department of Defense civilians on aspace-available basis.Currently, about 250 spaces are available.Prices range up to $90 per month, depending

on the size of the space and whether the renter isactive-duty, retired or a Department of Defensecivilian.All types of recreational vehicles are accepted:

traditional RVs, boats, trailers, flatbed haulers andwatercraft storage haulers. Automobiles and camp-ers with shells are not allowed, unless the campershell has an above-cab area.For more information, please call Fairways RV

Site at 805-989-8407.

Who can use the RV storage sites on base?

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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.

•To celebrate the 50th anniversary of

Operation Deep Freeze, the U.S. NavySeabeeMuseum in Port Hueneme openeda new exhibition titled, “Seabees on Ice:Antarctica, 1947-1993.”MuseumCuratorKimCrowell wrote this piece at that time,but it was never published.“Seabees on Ice” is still on display at the

Seabee Museum.•

By Kim CrowellSecond of three parts

In order to detect crevasses, Seabeesused equipment, primitive by today’s sen-sitive technology, to pick out a safe routethrough the ice fields. More than once,they failed to detect any danger. RichardT. Williams, CD3, USN, a heavy equip-ment driver of the MCB (Special), waskilled when his D8Caterpillar fell througha bridge that had been placed over a crackin the ice at McMurdo Sound.A few weeks later, tractor driver Max

R. Kiel fell victim to a huge crevasse alsowhile driving a D8 tractor.In memory of these men, the Air Oper-

ating Facility at McMurdo Sound wasnamed Williams Air Operating Facility,and the airstrip at Little America V be-came Max Kiel Airfield.Even in the final years of Operation

Deep Freeze, Seabees feared undetectedcrevasses andweak ice as they experiencedmore than one close call with men, wom-en and equipment falling into crevasses.Tasked with the construction and sup-

port of the United States’ scientific basesin Antarctica, the first battalion took re-sponsibility for getting 20,000 measure-ment tons of materiel and equipment tothe frozen continent. Loaded on 13 ships,these rawmaterials emerged from icy foun-dations to materialize as the base stationsat the Bay of Whales and on Ross Islandin the first summer season — November1955 to January 1956—while three morewere built up in the second summer sea-son.Ross Island andMcMurdo Sound, once

known only as the location of RobertScott’s last hut before his tragic trek to theSouth Pole, are the northern-most pointsof the Antarctica continent. Originally,Little America V was slated to provideprimary logistical support for the U.S. ef-forts in Antarctica, butMcMurdo proveditself better suited for runways and ashorter flight to New Zealand’s South Is-land. The first Seabees to arrive at HutPoint on McMurdo Bay slept in tents insub-freezing temperatures, building per-manent facilities of plywood and alumi-num nearly round the clock. McMurdoserved as the jump-off point for the SouthPole Station during the second summerseason and as the primary logistical sup-

COMMUNITYCALENDAR

May

HELPING HANDS:The grand opening ofa Wounded WarriorCenter in the BeeFit

Gym at Port Hueneme takes placeat 1 p.m. The center is designed toaid in the fitness and rehabilitationof active-duty personnel who havebeen injured in combat.

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LEAPS ANDBOUNDS: TheHarlem AmbassadorsProfessional Show

Basketball Team performs at 7p.m. in the Mugu Gym. The showis free to all with base access, buttickets are required and can bepicked up at the Mugu or Warfieldgyms.

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JOIN TOGETHER: ANational Day of PrayerBreakfast will beserved from 6:15 to

6:45 a.m. in the Port HuenemeGalley. A program with the theme,“Prayer for Such a Time as This”starts at 6:50 a.m. Information:Page 6.

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DOWN AND DIRTY:The annual NavalConstruction TrainingCenter Mud Run

starts at 12:30 p.m. at the NCTCCommand, Port Hueneme. Checkin begins at 10:30 a.m. Pre-register online at www.active.com.Cost is $10 for military personnel,$20 for civilians. Information: 989-7940.

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PHOTO COURTESY U.S. NAVY SEABEE MUSEUM

Seabees compact snow for roads to connect the numerous scientific bases throughoutAntarctica. The Seabees had a presence on the frozen continent from 1955 to 1993.

LOOKING BACK

Seabees face hidden dangers on the ice

2002: Construction began in April onthe $11.5millionNAVAIRWeaponsDivi-sion Kenneth I. Lichti Range OperationsCenter at Point Mugu.The facility provided an additional

30,000 square feet to the existing Building53 complex. It included new control rooms“to integrate and control the live assetsand simulations from laboratories andranges throughout theNAVAIR team and

from the fleet,” according to the April 25,2002, Lighthouse.“Even though the ColdWar is over and

the evil empire has fallen, we need to keepreminding ourselves to be vigilant,” U.S.Rep. Elton Gallegly, 23rd District, said atthe time. “We still live in a very hostile anddangerous world. If anyone ever doubtedthat, I think that all changed on Septem-ber 11.”

Gallegly pointed out that Point Muguand the Weapons Division “have playeda vital role in years past and are going toplay an even more vital role in years tocome.”“I don’t think there’s a project that will

play a more important role in the futureas far as our national security is concernedas this new facility,” he said.

2002: NAVAIRWeapons Division gets more spaceSEE ANTARCTICA, PAGE 25

The military title of Laurie Vezi-na was incorrect in the April 15edition of The Lighthouse. She is achief construction mechanic.

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We continue our look at PermanentChange of Station (PCS) moves.Your service member should be as-

signed a sponsor from his “receiving com-mand,” or the new command. The spon-sor is a current member of that commandwho is trained to help your service mem-ber transition to his new command andbase. If you are PCSing overseas, you, thespouse, will also have a sponsor.With orders in hand, your next step is

to learn the procedures and determinewhich move is best for you. Your Fleetand Family Support Center holds a classcalled “SmoothMove.”This class coversthe types of moves, best practices, bene-fits, allowances (yes, you have weight re-strictions), financial reimbursements andmuchmore. The value of this class cannotbe overstated. You’ll add to yourmilspeakvocabulary the necessary acronyms as-sociated with moving (see below). If youare making an OCONUS (outside conti-nental U.S.) there is a special class foryour move. You’ll be glad you took thatclass.The website www.militaryhomefront.

dod.mil is my next recommended stop.Click on the Military HOMEFRONT

Toolbox, then on “PlanMyMove.”Hereyou will find a wealth of information onthe process of organizing and executingyour move, including a “move budgetcalculator”and calendar. Please take timeto read all the information provided onmoving.If your service member is deployed and

you are coordinating your move, you willneed a copy of your service member’sorders and a Power of Attorney. The fol-lowing terms are important to know:CONUS: 48 contiguous statesHHG: Household goodsDLA: Dislocation Allowance, which is

an allowance to assist in defraying out-

of-pocket, miscellaneous costs associatedwith moving. The amount is based onrank and dependency status.PPM or DItY Move: Personally Pro-

cured Move, or “Do It Yourself”PPO or PPSO: Personal Property Office

or Personal Property Shipping OfficePer Diem Allowance: Allowance paid

daily for lodging, meals and related ex-penses associated with orders.There are two myths regarding mov-

ing.First, youmay hear that you can “make

money”on aDItYmove. This can be true.However, before you start counting onthat money, let’s consider a few things.Have you ever driven a truck or towed

a vehicle or trailer before?Will you be traveling across mountains,

in the winter, etc?Who will help you pack and load your

truck?More important, who will help youunload the truck at your new duty sta-tion?If you sustain damages in themove, that

is your loss. If damaged by the militarycontracted movers, you will receive re-placement value of damages.Also, consider the time needed to pack

an entire household, finding boxes andpacking materials and the amazing stressadded to an already stressful move.The reality is you can still “make mon-

ey” with a military procured move. Witha bit of planning, your per diem andDLAmore than cover any costs associated withmoving without the hassle of packing,loading, transporting and unloading yourbelongings. My husband and I have doneboth moves — a DItY move is not in myfuture again.The second myth is about the quality

of a military move. There are always hor-ror stories about damages. Honestly, themilitary contracts with the best. If themovers do not perform, they do not getadd-on business, period. And any lossesor damage you may sustain are coveredat replacement value.Moving is considered one of the top

five stressors, whether military or civilian.“Getting your knowledge on” is the bestway to execute a smooth move. Take ad-vantage of the resources available.

— Contact Beth Wilson at [email protected].

Know these terms, rules if you’re getting ready to move

Homefrontin focuswithBethWilson


The sexual assault response coordinatorfor Naval Base Ventura County and fourothers from the base staffed a booth at theVentura County Government Center onThursday, April 22, in support of victims’rights.This is the third year the base has had a

presence at theDistrict Attorney’s Victims’Rights Event in Ventura, held in conjunc-tion with National Crime Victims RightsWeek.

“We want to let the community knowthat there are services for victims of sexualassault in the military,” explained MelissaRamirez, who heads up the Sexual AssaultPrevention andResponse (SAPR) programon base.A table was set up in the Government

Center lobby with information about sex-ual assault and crime prevention programsin the military.The group also took part in a lunchtime

march in support of victims’ rights.

Construction Electrician 2nd Class Ed-ward Smith of NavalMobile ConstructionBattalion 40 volunteered to help staff thebooth.“I want people to know they have some-

where to go for issues like this to be re-solved,”he explained. “I want to let peopleknow they’re not alone.”Also attending the event were Logistics

Specialist 1st Class PollyannaMcLawrenceof the Navy Operational Support Center;Yeoman 1st Class Kendra Laposi, also ofNOSC; and Construction Mechanic 2ndClass Peter Burgos of the 31st SeabeeReadiness Group.

Speaking out for victims’ rights

PHOTO BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE

Taking part in the District Attorney’s Victims’ Rights Event at the Ventura County GovernmentCenter on Thursday, April 22, are, from left, Melissa Ramirez, Naval Base Ventura County’ssexual assault response coordinator; CE2 Edward Smith of NMCB 40; Y1 Kendra Laposi ofNOSC; LS1 Pollyanna McLawrence of NOSC; and CM2 Peter Burgos of the 31st SRG.

I want to let peopleknow they’re notalone.

— CE2 Edward Smith, NMCB 40

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Naval Base Ventura County helpedclean up the planet during Earth Day fes-tivities this month.Three tons of residential electronic

waste – primarily computers, cell phonesand television monitors – were kept outof landfills thanks to the first residentiale-waste recycling event in recent memoryat the base.A similar event for government e-waste

kept another 22,000 pounds of e-wasteout of landfills.And a beach cleanup on April 13 yield-

ed a Dumpster full of trash.“Wewanted to show that theNavy does

a good job of environmental stewardshipin addition to carrying out its mission,”said Dan Shide, installation environmen-tal program manager and one of the co-ordinators of the Earth Day activities.Shide’s comments came as he manned

a booth next to the beach cleanup area atPoint Mugu.“Hopefully events like these will increase

people’s awareness of Earth Day and theresources surrounding us – their impor-tance and significance,” he said.Sixty-four vehicles pulled up to the cor-

doned-off area in the NEX parking lot atPort Hueneme for the residential e-wasterecycling event onApril 15, leaving behind5,000 pounds of computer monitors, 108television monitors and 1,500 pounds ofmiscellaneous waste such as cell phonesand cables, said Joe Montoya of Naval

Facilities Engineering. There were also fivewalk-ups.The government electronic waste recy-

cling event on April 20 also proved suc-cessful, with 61 people turning in approx-imately 22,000 pounds of governmente-waste, according to Jerriet Davis, prop-erty disposal specialist with the DefenseReutilization and Marketing Service.The beach cleanup drew nearly 30 peo-

ple, including four Cub Scouts from Den3246 in Port Hueneme. Environmentalspecialists were on hand to provide guid-ed nature walks along the beach at PointMugu, and telescopes were set up for bird-watching.“We are pleased with the success of our

Earth Day events,” Shide said. “Theyserved as an opportunity to increase en-vironmental awareness for base personnel,and in the case of the electronic waste re-cycling events, provided a needed serviceto the base community.”

Base’s Earth Day activitiesresult in cleaner environment

PHOTOS BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE

Jose Bravo, a hazardous materials technician with Black Gold Industries, hauls an oldtelevision set to the recycling pile. The residential e-waste event at Naval Base VenturaCounty kept 3 tons of electronic waste out of local landfills.

Above, AO2Scott Klassen of NavalMunitionsCommand, Det. Point Mugu, hauls a bag oftrash during the April 13 beach cleanup. Atleft, Nick Jensen, an 8-year-old Cub Scoutfrom Oxnard, cleans up as part of hiscommunity service project. Helping is hisdad, CM1 Skip Jensen of NMCB3.

The company that recycled electronicwaste for Naval Base Ventura Countyduring its Earth Day festivities willcontinue to accept e-waste at no costduring the month of May as long ascustomers have a recycling flyer. Toobtain a flyer, stop by the Public AffairsOffice in Building 1 at Point Mugu.For more information, call C.J. SetoSupport Services at 644-1214.

Don’t stop now

PHOTO BY MARGARET MCDONALD / ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION

Natural Resources Program Manager Martin Ruane leads an “Into the Wild” guided naturewalk as part of the April 13 beach cleanup event at Naval Base Ventura County, PointMugu.

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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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

Need a babysitter?How about a nanny, or an elder care

companion?

Perhaps a dog walker, a housekeeper ora tutor?The Department of Defense recently

announced its support for an online sourceof in-home caregivers, allowing for freemembership to a service that providesprofiles of more than 1 million caregiversnationwide.By registering on Sittercity, military

families can connect with local sitters andmilitary-subsidized care providers in theirgeographic area.Although thewebsitemembership is free

for military members, they would still beresponsible for the hiring and payment ofcaregivers.The Sittercity site provides profiles of

local caregivers, including pictures, parentreviews, references, background checksand more. The website is www.sittercity.com/dod.

Sittercity website offers profiles of caregivers, tutors

ANational Day of Prayer Break-fast will take place at theNaval BaseVentura County (NBVC) PortHue-neme Galley on Thursday, May 6,beginning at 6:15 a.m.Sponsored by NBVC Religious

Ministries, the breakfast will featurea guest speaker at 6:50 a.m., Capt.Beth Dexter, commanding officerof the Engineering Duty OfficerSchool.The theme for the event is “Prayer

for such a time as this.”All military personnel and civil-

ians are welcome to attend.The serving line will close at 6:45

a.m., and the program is scheduledto end at 7:30 a.m.The morning menu includes an

assorted fruit bar, assorted cerealsand breads, omelets or scrambledeggs to order, hard-boiled eggs, oat-meal, oven-fried bacon, grilled tur-key links, hash browns and Frenchtoast.Patrons go through the line and

pay as they normally would, thendine during the program, which isfree of charge.

National Day ofPrayer Breakfastset for May 6

On Sunday, May 9, our nation will ob-serve Mother’s Day. It is a time to paytribute to the woman in your life whomyou call “Mom.”The individual celebrat-edmay be your biologicalmother, an aunt,adoptedmother, family friend, a neighbor,foster care mother, grandmother, step-mother or mentor.Whatever the relation-ship, she is the person in our life whomwe felt fulfilled the major role of mother.With so many varied family circumstanc-es, some refer to more than one individu-al as “mother.” They have had the op-portunity to have more than oneindividual embrace, empower and lovethem.For some there is a qualifier for amoth-

er. In order to be celebrated, she wouldhave tomake every attempt to provide thebasic needs for her children, displayingthat she cares and would do whatever isnecessary to protect them. It is unfortu-nate in our society when a mother abusesthis privilege and does not fulfill her ex-pected role. What type of card or gift doyou buy a mother who was emotionallyor physically absent from her child? Yes,in our broken world there are people whowill stand in front of the Mother’s Daysection at Hallmark crying because theymay not be able to honestly identify a rea-son to purchase a card of gratification orthankfulness. These individuals feel thatit isn’t enough to simply say you gave lifeto a child. They believe a mother is onewho does so much more.

Mothers protect, love, empower andencourage. They provide bandages whenyou scrape your knee. Mothers will dis-cipline and chastise when necessary toensure you are a wonderful contributorto society. Mothers will brag on your suc-cess, provide guidance even when it is notsought. Mothers will be mothers regard-less of how old their children are. Moth-ers are special people!I pray we all have someone in our life

that we can celebrate on Mother’s Day.Whoever that woman is, show her somelove on May 9 and let her know you ap-preciate every hug, every time she encour-aged you to press forward, and when shehelped you to walk righteous.May God bless all mothers and con-

tinue to give each a measure of faith thatwill assist them in this dynamic and high-ly admired role.

Pay tribute to the one you call ‘Mom’

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AsAdm. JonathanW.Greenert, the vicechief of naval operations, visited NavalBase Ventura County (NBVC) recently,his message was made very clear: Missionreadiness must include family readiness.As NBVC community support services

work together to ensure family readiness,school-age children and their schools arean important piece of the family readinesspuzzle.Readying a child for deployment and

homecoming goes beyond making paperchains and marking off days on a calen-dar. It is also not safe to assume that whenyour child leaves the home in the morningto attend school, the family’s deploymentstressors stay at home. Also important tochildren, families and teachers is knowingabout the resources available to them be-fore, during and after a deployment.The key to preparing a child is to keep

communication flowing in the family.Don’t let the children be the last to knowthat mom or dad is leaving for deploy-ment. Developmentally appropriate, hon-est discussions are necessary to keep com-munication flowing freely in a family.

Typically, adults have some understand-ing of why a command is being deployed— they have a mission, it is their duty tocomplete the mission successfully, and itwill, short-term or long-term, benefit ourcountry’s security. However, children can’talways grasp such a concept. This is whycommunication between parents and chil-dren is essential.As parents, don’t be afraid to respond

to their concerns. If parents are apprehen-sive about responding to concerns brought

up by their child, know that support ser-vices are available for both parents andchildren to help them better understandtheir concerns and emotions.Family stressors are not left behind the

closed doors of a family’s home. Mostchildren spend about seven hours a dayin school. Children talk to their peers, talkto their teachers, write about their homelife and often share family stories withtheir entire class. No doubt, teachers knowa lot about your families.However, the perspective of a school-age

child may not always be what is actuallyhappening in the home. If a parent is be-ing deployed, it is vital that the teacher beaware.When the child begins sharing theirconcerns or if a child “shuts down,” theteacher will have a better understandingof the child’s emotional state if he or sheknows that a parent is deployed.As a school liaison officer, this is my

number one request from schools: Pleaselet us know when a student’s parent is be-ing deployed. Unfortunately, this is notinformation I can share with schools, butparents can.

The Defense Department, United Ser-vice Organization and Trevor RomaineCo. have created a DVD to help militarychildren cope with a parent’s deployment.“With YouAll theWay”offers school-agechildren help with preparing for and deal-ing with all stages of deployment, frompre-deployment to separation to reintegra-tion.The free DVD is slated to be distributed

through USO centers and Military One-Source in May as part of a children’s de-ployment kit that also contains a stuffedbear called Cuzzie, postcards, a journaland a set of dog tags inscribed “With YouAll theWay.”Parents can access MilitaryOne Source (MOS) online at www.milt-aryonesource.com or at 1-800-342-9647.Mission readiness must include family

readiness; family readiness must includechild and school readiness. Keep commu-nication freely flowing in the family andwith the schools. Use the resources avail-able and ask for help when you need it.— For questions about any K-12 schoolissue, contact the NBVC school liaison officerat 989-5211 or [email protected]

Keep kids, schools informed as deployment approaches

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By CM3 Kevin ChambersNMCB 3 Alfa Company

Construction Mechanics from NavalMobile Construction Battalion (NMCB)3, homeported in Port Hueneme, are up-armoring Afghanistan bound vehicles insupport of the president’s Afghanistansurge strategy.Even though tactical vehicles like the

Mine Resistant Ambush Protected(MRAP) vehicle now come from the fac-tories with increased armor capabilities,a majority of the Naval ConstructionForce’s Civil Engineer Support Equipment(CESE)— such as rollers, scrapers, grad-

ers and bulldozers — does not.This CESEwill be used bymultiple Na-

val mobile construction battalions as theymeet the demand to build or expand bas-es throughout Afghanistan in response tothe increased military presence.Twelve construction mechanics from

NMCB 3’s Alfa Company are assigned tothe 31st Seabee Readiness Group’s Con-struction Equipment Division (CED) tohelp up-armor CESE in line for shipmentto Afghanistan.“Even though we just came back from

deployment, we are eager to help the mis-sion in Afghanistan,” said Construction

Mechanic 2nd Class Laurence Clayton.“Both civilian and Seabee mechanics aretaking great pride in their work and aretreating it as if they themselves will beusing it in such dangerous areas.”NMCB 3 is also expected to deploy to

Afghanistan next year, and the Seabeesunderstand that the same armor they areinstalling now will be protecting themwhen it is their turn to deploy and con-tinue the mission.“Working with CED to armor mission-

critical CESE has helped us return ourfocus to CENTCOM and training for themissions we will face in only nine short

months,” said Lt. James Sullivan. “We areglad to support all of our brothers andsisters currently in Afghanistan and can’twait to join the fight.”NMCB3 is one of theNavyExpedition-

ary Combat Command’s warfighting sup-port elements, providing host nation con-struction operations and security insupport of overseas contingency opera-tions.Formore news fromNavalMobile Con-

struction Battalion 3, visit www.navy.mil/local/nmcb3/.For more information about U.S. Navy

Seabees visit www.seabee.navy.mil.

NMCB 3 gets vehicles ready for Afghan combat zone

By MC2 Ian LundyNMCB 40

Construction Mechanic 1st Class Clif-ton Setty of U.S. NavalMobile Construc-tionBattalion (NMCB) 40has beennamedthe Naval Expeditionary Combat Com-mand (NECC) Sailor of the Year.Setty competed against three other

NECC Sailors for the title, which was an-nounced March 18 at Little Creek, Va.Setty first competed at NMCB 40’s bat-

talion level and the 31st Seabee ReadinessGroup’s (SRG) Sailor of the Year compe-titions before he was recognized as the 1stNaval Construction Division (1NCD)Sailor of the Year before the NECC com-petition.Utilities ConstructionmanMaster Chief

Jamye Rainwater, NMCB 40’s senior en-listed adviser, attributes Setty’s winningat these various levels to NMCB 40’s Sail-orization program.“It’s a termmost Sailors have heard, but

themeaning of it encompasses the positivecultivation of a Sailor,” said Rainwater.“It’s the process of using Navy guidelinesand principles to turn an average citizeninto a diverse and successful Sailor.”“There are a lot of first class petty of-

ficers that deserve and could have wonthese competitions, so it’s an honor to benamed Sailor of the Year at the NECClevel,” said Setty.Senior Chief Utilitiesman Frederick

Martinez, Setty’s direct supervisor, andChief Equipment Operator Shane Potts,Setty’s past supervisor, wrote Setty’s awardpackage and have guided him through the

process until this point.Setty “was up against six other first class

petty officers during NMCB 40’s Sailorof the Year competition, and without adoubt, when he won, we knew he wouldgo far,” said Potts.“He has been performing at the level of

a chief and at times filling the profes-sional role at that level since I checked on

board,” said Martinez.Setty held the role of embarkation lead

petty officer and helped coordinate all ofthe movements for the battalion duringthe recent NMCB 40 Pacific theater de-ployment.“I moved the battalion from Port Hue-

neme to Okinawa, Guam, and a total of13 locations during our deployment. I also

helped plan for all the messages and coor-dinated with various units for planes andcargo,” said Setty.

“His sheer dedication to his job and thebattalion shows.When you come into ourbuilding spaces, he’s here putting in thework,” said Potts.Setty gives the credit of his winning

streak to his supervisors and subordinates,and it isn’t only Setty’s supervisors whothink he is deserving of his Sailor of theYear accolades“CM1 is what you think of when you

hear Sailor of the Year,” said Builder 3rdClass Dan Jones, NMCB 40 Convoy Se-curity Element. “He is a fair and consistentleader with me and my peers. He sets theexample constantly, he’s always early towork, motivating, and you know he’s notgoing to ask anything of you that he hasn’tdone or isn’t willing to do.”Martinez said Setty will tell you himself

that it’s because of the Seabees he leadsthat he wonNECCSailor of theYear. Thehardest thing to get Setty to do is to talkabout himself, which basically shows justhow humble he is about winning.“He’s going places and is going to be an

outstanding leader for the Navy, whetheror not he goes any further in the Sailor ofthe Year competitions that are ahead ofhim,” said Martinez.Settymoves on to Fleet Forces competi-

tion, where the winner will be named oneof the Navy’s overall Sea Sailors of theYear and automatically be promoted tochief petty officer, just one of the manyhonors that come with that recognition.

NMCB 40’s Setty named NECC Sailor of the Year

PHOTO BY MC2 IAN LUNDY

CM1 Clifton Setty of NMCB 40, right, visits with 1st Naval Construction Division RearAdm. Mark Handley during Handley’s recent visit to Naval Base Ventura County. Setty wasrecently named the Naval Expeditionary Combat Command Sailor of the Year.

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Retirees may want to take advantage ofa free program being offered at the Veter-ans Home of California in Ventura.On Saturday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 1

p.m., the Veterans Home will be teamingwith driving experts, occupational thera-pists and trained technicians to hold a“CarFit”event— a unique education pro-gram designed to help drivers 55 and overunderstand how to improve driving safe-ty by ensuring their cars are properly ad-justed just for them.A special teamwill lead drivers through

a free 12-point CarFit checklist to ensurethey understand how to use vehicle fea-tures properly.CarFit is not a mechanical inspection

of the car or a test of the driver’s ability.Instead, during each 20-minute CarFitsession, trained technicians recommendpersonal vehicle adjustments and adapta-tions and offer resources that could en-hance senior driving safety.Occupational therapists will also be on

hand to provide information on adaptivedevices, such as pedal extenders and seat

cushions.“The program’s purpose is to ensure

drivers are correctly using vehicle devices,such as mirrors and seat belts, and areproperly placed within their car, all withan eye toward safety,” saidMarisue East-lake, Director of the OxnardRSVP, whichin Ventura County, is the driving forcebehind bringing the program to the westcounty.RSVP is a volunteer program that helps

people age 55 and older find meaningfulopportunities to serve within their com-

munity.The CarFit event will take place at the

Veterans Home, 10900 Telephone Road,Ventura, at Telephone and Wells Road.The check-up is free, but appointments,

made by calling 659-7501, are required.Each appointment takes approximately

20 minutes.About 60 senior drivers attended 2009

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Does your car fit you? Retirees can find out onMay 1


Sixty-nine runners and walkers — some withstrollers, some with dogs — took advantage ofa gorgeous day on April 15 and traveled a coast-line route for the traditional Earth Day 5K atNaval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu.Lt. Cmdr. Matt Thomas, who recently returned

from a deployment with VAW-117, took firstplace with a time of 15 minutes, 17 seconds, beat-ing Rebecca Newton, who took first in both the5K Sweetheart Run and the Spring Fling 5K.Newton’s second-place finish time was 15 min-utes, 55 seconds.A couple of dogs ran the event, but the only

official four-legged entry was Eric, an 8-year-oldBelgian Malinois K-9 carrying the runner’s bib135. His handler, Master-at-Arms 2nd Class(FMF/AW) Adam Leeds of Force Protection,carried 134.

They came in at 27 minutes, 44 seconds.“This is a great way to keep the dogs in shape,”

Leeds said. “It teaches people that the dogs aren’tjust here for enforcement, that they can help inthe community as well.”After finishing the run, which was sponsored

by Morale, Welfare and Recreation, Leeds andEric rested a bit, then hopped into their officialvehicle to escort in the last three participants:first-time walker Michelle Landon, senior walk-er Hanna Caraway and fitness instructor KristenRenee.With lights flashing behind them, the three

grinned as they crossed the finish line at 47 min-utes, 57 seconds.It was Renee who had convinced Landon she

could do it, and now Landon needs no convinc-ing.“I’ll definitely do it again,” she said.

Exercise comes naturally at Earth Day 5K


Above, 69 runners take off on the Earth Day 5K on April 15. At left, MA2 Adam Leeds of Force Protection and Eric cross the finish line.

With a time of 47 minutes, 57 seconds, walkers, from left, HannaCaraway, Michelle Landon and fitness instructor Kristen Renee finishthe Earth Day 5K with an unexpected escort behind them.

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theMilitary Child, the fair was put on byFleet & Family Services, Child Youth Pro-grams and Lincoln Military Housing. Itfeatured booths and exercise areas thatkept youngsters entertained for hours.Festivities began at 10 a.m., and from

then until the fair closed at 2 p.m. and theMugu Theater began screening the movie“Tooth Fairy,” every booth— from a pot-ted-plant table to a cookie-decoratingtable to face-painting — had solid busi-ness.The award-winning dance groups from

Channel Islands High School drew a bigcrowd at 11 a.m.“This is an untapped talent here in Ven-

tura County,”Monica James, school liai-son officer, said as the all-male hip-hopteamwrapped up their act and the all-girlhip-hop team took their place. “People inOrange County know more about thesedance teams than people inVenturaCoun-ty. They’ve won so many regional andnational awards, but nobody here knowsabout them.”The booths stayed busy even as the

dancers performed, with some youngstersrefusing to tear themselves away from thegiant chess set, the NewWest Symphonybooth where children could try differentmusical instruments and the ever-popularbubble sink and jolly jump.Pete Godkin, the government represen-

tative for Home Depot, smiled as hewatched children make their own pottedplants. He had also brought this booth onbase for Winter Wonderland.“I’ve told the Navy that anytime they

want us here, all they have to do is let usknow,” he said. “It always goes reallywell.”Rachel Wilcox brought her two young-

sters to Kids’ Day, Logan, 3, and Olivia,5 months.“We came to have fun while Daddy’s

deployed,” she said.One day down. Construction Mechan-

ic 3rd Class Richard Wilcox of NavalMobile Construction Battalion 4 isn’t duehome until fall.

Markelia Collins, 5, tries out the trombone as Kierstin Tholen of the Port Hueneme YouthCenter helps out. Kierstin plays the trumpet and French horn and volunteered to staffthe booth, sponsored by the New West Symphony. Markelia is the daughter of ASC MarkCollins of FRC-SW, who said trumpet lessons might be in Markelia’s future.


A crowd gathers to watch the hip-hop dance teams from Channel Islands High School during Kids’ Day on April 24 at Point Mugu.

Xzavier Lyons, 6, plays with a wooden toybrought in by creator Gene West. Xzavier isthe son of Antony and ES1 Deleeia Lyonsof VR-55.

Logan Wilcox, 3, tastes his creation at thecookie-making table. He’s the daughter ofRachel and CM3 (SCW) Richard Wilcox ofNMCB 4. Rachel brought Logan “so we canhave fun while Daddy’s deployed.” Loganhad already visited the face-painting table.

Hannah Ledoux, 2, works with a homemadeversion of Flubber, a slimy, elastic doughmade of glue, borax and water. She’s thedaughter of YN2 Samantha Ledoux of VAW-112.

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To honormilitary families thisMother’sDay, the owners of Fox Fine Jewelry inVentura are giving away free necklaces tomilitary wives and mothers and to en-listed women.Men in the military may also come in

and receive a free necklace for their moth-er or wife.Individuals need only come into the

store and show their military ID.“I am moved by the bravery of our

military men and women, including thosefamily members safe at home,” said Deb-bie Fox, who owns the store with her hus-band,George. “May theywear these neck-laces by their hearts in honor of the heroesof their heart.”The Foxes are also encouragingmilitary

families to bring in photos and stories topost on their “Memory Board.” These

items cannot be returned, so copies aresuggested.The free necklace is a sterling silver cir-

cular pendant inscribed with “Hope,Strength, Unity.”Last year, Fox Fine Jewelry led a group

of 150 jewelers, each giving away 100 neck-laces to the unemployed.Fox Fine Jewelry is at 210 E. Main St.

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The necklace being given away by Fox FineJewelry.

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An indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quan-tity, firm-fixed-price multiple awardcontract for up-armoring solutions ofcivil engineer support equipment for theNaval Facilities Expeditionary LogisticsCenter (NFELC) was awarded recentlyto three contractors.The contract was awarded on March

29 to ArmorWorks Enterprise, LLC,Chandler, Ariz.; Southern CaliforniaGold Products, Inc., Oxnard; and Amer-ican Defense Systems, Inc., Hicksville,N.Y.“Armoring Naval Construction Force

(NCF) equipment is a major initiativeas the Seabee construction mission isincreasingly performed in a hostile en-vironment,” said Capt. Jim Worcester,NFELC commanding officer. “This con-tract includes all requirements to pro-duce a reliable armoring solution provid-ing a safer environment for the Seabees,and construction equipment that is de-ployed mission-ready.”The work to be performed includes all

labor, materials and services necessaryto design, engineer, fabricate and inte-grate armor systems, subsystems andtesting requirements.The contract ordering period will be

for a base year plus up to four optionyears, with an expected completion dateof April 2015. Contract funds will notexpire at the end of the current fiscalyear. The base year and each of the fouroption years have a not-to-exceedamount of $10 million.The maximum dollar value for all

three contracts combined is not to ex-ceed $50 million.Work will be performed at various

contractor sites within the continentalUnited States.This contract was competitively pro-

cured via the Navy Electronic CommerceOnline Web site as a small business set-aside under the North American Indus-try Classification System 336992.The Naval Facilities Engineering Com-

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The oranges were drawing a crowd.When the Port Hueneme Commissary

set up its latest farmers market on April15, those oranges, priced at 34 cents apound, were a big hit. So were the russetpotatoes, which were going for 89 centsfor a five-pound bag.“I enjoy fresh produce,” said Michelle

Colyer as she picked through the bins offruits and vegetables set up outside thecommissary’s main entrance. The wife ofa retired Army officer, she had just beento the farmers market in Ventura the daybefore, but now she was back to shop thisone at the commissary.“There are very good prices here,” she

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effort by commissary management to in-crease the amount and variety of produceavailable to Naval Base Ventura Countypersonnel. Last October, the commissary

completed an 80-square-foot expansionof the produce department – an expansionthat increased sales by $2,300 a month.“We schedule about three farmers mar-

kets a year and then hold special ones inbetween,” Gutierrez said.The next farmers market is scheduled

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Throughout the month of May, thecommissary will be celebrating FamilyFun Fitness.Starting off the month will be a Cinco

de Mayo celebration, beginning with aguacamole contest. Bring in your spe-cially made guacamole to the Port Huen-eme Commissary by 11:30 a.m., and we’llfind out who has the “Award-WinningGuacamole.” Judging will start at noon.

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More than two dozenpeople from Naval BaseVentura County volun-teered to serve as judges forthe 56th Annual VenturaCounty Science Fair, heldApril 14 at Seaside Park inVentura.“Without the Navy’s in-

volvement, we simplywouldn’t be able to handlea lot of these engineeringprojects,” said John Tar-kany, coordinator of stu-dent competitions for theVentura County Superin-tendent of Schools Office.The 26 judges came from

the Naval Surface WarfareCenter, the Public WorksDepartment’s Environmen-tal Division and other de-partments. Two were retir-ees.In all, there were 150

judges examining 750 proj-ects that involved 950 sixth-through 12th-graders. Navypersonnel judged in manycategories besides engineer-ing, including physics, bot-any, zoology, human biol-ogy and earth, space andenvironmental sciences.Alicia Thompson, water

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Alan Corey of the Naval Surface Warfare Center-PortHueneme Division, judges an engineering project at theVentura County Science Fair on April 14 at the VenturaCounty Fairgrounds. Civilian Bernard Scherer offers histhoughts.

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Since 1984, the Armed Forces have of-ficially celebrated and acknowledged thesignificant contributions of our militaryspouses. This year, Friday,May 7, has beendesignatedMilitary Spouse AppreciationDay.As our world changes, challenging our

military families, one constant stands true:the resiliency and grace of the militaryspouse.Over the course of 15 years, I have been

privileged to meet spouses who supporttheir spouse, family andmissionwhile alsopursuing their dreams. I’ve seen their purededication and commitment to supportingour country.I am proud to be a military spouse and

commend themen andwomenwho chooseto be a part of this family.Please join us in giving thanks for all

the incredible work our spouses do.Whether you have been a spouse for amonth or 15 years, we appreciate yourdevotion, support and dedication.

Military Spouse Appreciation Day willbe observed by the Fleet and Family Sup-port Center in Port Hueneme on Thurs-day, May 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join usfor cake, refreshments, information, rafflesand chair massages. Take time to thankyour spouse for a job well done.

Take time this month to thank a military spouse

PHOTOS BY EDITH MADSEN / FFSC

Military spouses deserve a celebration.From left are three: Marie Santiago;Symetria Rodriguez with son Dominik; andTheda Pogue with children Skylar, Mattieand Rowdy Pogue.

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HN Brandon Wicker of the Navy lands one on civilian Dorian Anthony during the 178-pound weight class fight Friday night at the ArmedForces Boxing Championships held at Naval Base Ventura County. Wicker won the bout, the ninth of the evening.

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Left, HM2 Anthony Padilla, in the blue Navy boxing uniform, battles itout with Spc. Samuel Vasquez of the Army during Friday night’s 152-pound weight class fight. Vasquez won. Above, ADAN Tyron Hunterof the Navy gets the better of Pfc. Charles Blackwell of the Armyduring the 201-pound heavyweight fight Friday night. Blackwell wonthe bout.

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The PentagonChannel taped theArmedForces Boxing Championships at NavalBase Ventura County and plans to air a10-part series about the event beginningJuly 2.“We want to educate the 18 million

viewers of The Pentagon Channel about

this event,” said Brian Kumia, executiveproducer of original programming.The series will focus on the culture of

boxing, especially the relationships be-tween the coaches, the boxers and the of-ficials.“Wewant to show that it’s really a team

effort,” Kumia said.Plans call for 10 half-hour episodes that

would air at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, or 5p.m. here. They would repeat over the fol-lowing six months.

The Pentagon Channel, which is fund-ed by Congress, is in its sixth year. Di-recTV recently picked it up, doubling itspotential viewership to 36 million house-holds, said Jim Langdon, director of pro-gramming and operations.Langdon said the station is focusing new

programming efforts on the 18-to-25 agegroup.“Boxing will be another great program

in this category,” he said.

The Pentagon Channel plans 10-parterFights expected toattract coveted 18-to-25age group this summer

ABEN Anthony Aguirre gets water from CoachGeorge Sylva between rounds in the 123-pound weight class fight Friday night. Sgt.Alexis Ramos of the Army won the bout.

BNSN Justin Diaz celebrates his win in front of the cameras.

The Pentagon Channel tapes the victorycomments of HN Brandon Wicker as thedefeated civilian Dorian Anthony listens in.

teammembers were not the only ones whoperformed impressively. Navy boxerBNSN Justin “Diamond Hands” Diazearned his second individual gold medalFriday night and his place to represent theUnited States Armed Forces in the 2010CISMWorldMilitary Boxing Champion-ship.“When I go into amatch I pay attention

to my opponent,”Diaz noted. “I see whathe has and how he acts. If they come outwith power and speed, I match and coun-ter.”While the Army team took home the

gold medal with an overall score of 15points, the Marines took the silver withseven points, the Navy earned five points,

and the Air Force received zero points.The championships were coordinated

by NBVC’s Morale, Welfare and Recre-ation Department. Athletics DirectorKent Blankenship led a dedicated plan-ning team, whose efforts paid off with animpressive turnout Friday night of morethan 900 spectators.Diaz and the other gold medalists will

move on to Camp Lejeune, N.C., to com-pete in the CISM 53rd World MilitaryBoxing Championship, scheduled for Oct.8-17. They will all participate in a specialtraining camp Sept. 23 through Oct. 7 atCamp Lejeune to prepare for CISM.The U.S. team will face 22 other coun-

tries that are expected to send their boxersto the competition.Armed Forces sports competitions in-

volving the Army, Navy, Air Force, Ma-rine Corps and Coast Guard (which com-bines with Navy except for rugby) areconducted for men and women in basket-ball, wrestling, bowling, marathon, vol-leyball, softball, cross country, golf, tri-athlon, rugby, boxing and soccer.Participants are selected at training pro-

grams and trial camps by each of the re-spective services. The best players are se-lected to represent the U.S. atinternational military sports competitionsor at U.S. national championships.

PHOTOS BY MC1 AARON PETERSON

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HM2 Anthony Cruz Padilla shows youngstersat El Descanso School in Camarillo thatboxing isn’t his only sport.


It takes something special to keep theattention of a room full of third-, fourth-and fifth-graders, and the U.S. Navy Box-ing Team had it.When BNSN Justin Diaz said he lived

on a destroyer and had visited nine coun-tries around the world, there was morethan one “Wow!” from the students at ElDescanso School in Camarillo.ABE Anthony Aguirre told how he

helps launch aircraft off a nuclear-pow-ered carrier, USS Roosevelt (CVN-71).HM2 Anthony Cruz Padilla explained

how, as a hospital corpsman, he was oncestationed on a hospital ship.“We provide assistance to people who

don’t have the means to get the help theyneed,” he said. “We help people aroundthe world.”But the oohs and aahs endedwhenDiaz

answered the question about why he gotinto boxing.“I used to get bullied,”he answered, and

all eyes met his. “I was 9 years old andliving in Puerto Rico, andmy dad told meto start boxing. He saw how much I en-joyed it, and he told me that if I got intofights and got into trouble, he’d take it allaway. I got good grades just so I couldkeep boxing.”A child who was once overweight, a

child who needed to rein in his anger, achild who was a troublemaker -- they all

grew up to be boxers competing in theArmed Forces Boxing Championships atNaval Base Ventura County, and onApril16 they told their stories to children wholistened.“Boxing is a good way to transfer your

anger,”Diaz told the youngsters. “Any bademotion, you just let your frustrations outwith a punching bag. That way you don’tbring it home or to school with you.”HN Brandon Wicker called boxing a

discipline.“You don’t want to go out and hurt

people,” he explained.“It’s a sport, not a fight,” added Kent

Blankenship, the athletic director forMo-rale, Welfare and Recreation and the El

Descanso dad who brought the boxers tothe school. “You wear a headgear andgloves. It’s a sport.”With that, he passed around the boxing

gear, then invited some of the students onstage to try sparring. Also putting ongloves wasDr. Beverly Eidmann, principalof El Descanso.“I think the kids learned some really

good lessons today,”she said after the box-ers left. “I think some of the kids couldreally relate to some of their stories.”Boxers SKSNAbdulla Johnson,ADAN

TyronHunter and Padilla all walked awayfrom the school with a smile.“I would love to do this again,” Padilla

said. “This motivates me to win.”

Kid glovesNavy boxers gently sparwith Camarillo students,but they don’t pullpunches when talkingabout life’s lessons


Solomon Causey, 9, a fourth-grader at El Descanso School in Camarillo, takes on HNBrandon Wicker, a light heavyweight, as BNSN Justin Diaz looks on.

Above, third-grader Samantha Spencer triesboxing with HN Brandon Wicker as BNSNJustin Diaz watches. At right, El DescansoPrincipal Dr. Beverly Eidmann poses with theU.S. Navy Boxing Team. Bottom row fromleft are HN Brandon Wicker, BNSN JustinDiaz and Coach Steve Carbajal; top row fromleft are SKSN Abdulla Johnson, ABE AnthonyAguirre, HM2 Anthony Cruz Padilla andADAN Tyron Hunter. At far right, HN BrandonWicker, left, and ABE Anthony Aguirre chatwith students.

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By Lt. Cmdr. Justin HawkinsVR-55

TheVR-55Minutemen recently receivedthe 2009 Battle “E”, CNOAviation Safe-ty “S” and the Commander, Fleet Logis-tics Operational Excellence Award, mark-ing another outstanding year for theMinutemen.Winning all three of these awards in one

year is a remarkable feat, reflective of VR-55’s professionalism and noteworthysafety record.For the sixth consecutive year, VR-55

has provided more operational supportthan any other Commander, Fleet Logis-tics Support Wing (CFLSW) C-130Squadron, completing 359 missions andover 4,400 mishap-free flight-hours.Supporting operational and theater

commanders worldwide, the Minutemenexceeded the previous two years’ opera-tional achievements by transporting over4,184,426 pounds of cargo and 8,169 pas-sengers.During 2009, VR-55 completed 10

months of operational overseas detach-ments in the PACOM, EUCOM, andCENTCOM theaters. VR-55 also reachedamajormilestone of 33 years and 140,210hours of Class “A”mishap-free flight op-erations.Getting the job done safely is truly at

the heart of VR-55’s command philoso-phy, and the Minutemen continue to ap-

proach safety as essential to mission suc-cess.VR-55 provides around-the-clock,

short-notice global logistics support forU.S. Naval forces deployed and stationedthroughout the world. Primary theatersof operation include the Mediterranean,Europe, Southwest Asia, theMiddle East,Indian Ocean, Australia, the Far East and

the Pacific Ocean Island regions.During 2009, VR-55 provided fully in-

tegrated logistics support to deployedunits prosecuting the Global War on Ter-rorism, sustaining short-notice operationsin support of Iraqi Freedom,Noble Eagle,and Enduring Freedom.Continental United States (CONUS)

operations consisted of personnel and

cargo movements for Special Operations(SPECOPS), Carrier Air Groups (CAG),Marine ExpeditionaryUnits (MEUs), andExplosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD).The squadron also supported the hu-

manitarian relief efforts in the Philippinesfollowing Typhoon Melor.In addition, VR-55 provided unique

support to SEAL Team One during aCERTEX in preparation for their upcom-ing deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.During the exercise, they flew the teamand their equipment to multiple desertdestinations, including Bicycle Lake AAFdirt airstrip, a first for VR-55!VR-55 is comprised of over 235 mem-

bers, consisting of both Full Time Support(FTS) and Selected Reservist (SELRES)personnel.TheMinutemen are always looking for

motivated personnel (active and reserve)to join the squadron.VR-55 currently has a detachment in

Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, in sup-port of EUCOM.A few of the many destinations VR-55

has flown missions to this year includeSpain, Lithuania, Germany, Norway, Tur-key, Morocco, Cape Verde, Djibouti,Ghana, Liberia, Cameroon, and the Ca-nary Islands.The squadron will commence its five-

month deployment to Atsugi, Japan, sup-porting PACOM starting in May.

Awards mark another outstanding year for VR-55

PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKETT / U.S. NAVY

The VR-55 Minutemen had another outstanding year, completing 359 missions andaccumulating more than 4,400 mishap-free flight-hours.

By Nancy KanterNSWC Port HuenemeCommand Communications

The Naval Surface Warfare Center(NSWC) Port Hueneme MK 41 VerticalLaunching System (VLS) communityand associated U.S. Navy activities col-laborated and shared information withnaval officials from nine allied nationslast month.During the three-day event March 23-

25, NSWC Port Hueneme provided al-lied VLS users with access to the latesttechnology in logistics and in-serviceengineering.This event was significant because it

allowed users to discuss issues and les-sons learned with system experts at onelocation, enabling a more efficient andeffective way to control Total OwnershipCosts (TOC) and maintain the VLS at

the highest level of capability.The event benefits the U.S. Navy at

large by supporting the Navy’s MaritimeStrategy of fostering and sustainingcooperative relationships with interna-tional partners. This contributes to thesecurity and stability of the oceans forthe benefit of all and is particularly rel-evant, as this year marks a milestonefor the international Navy community.The total number of foreign ships withVLS now equals the number of VLS-equipped U.S.Navy ships.“The Australian Navy is pleased that

NSWC Port Hueneme and the U.S.Navy provide a chance to connect withother countries and improve relation-ships,” said Philip Gaha, Royal Austra-lian Navy liaison officer.“This is an excellent opportunity to

meet with system experts who can help

with problems,” he added.This is the 13th year in which inter-

national users of the VLS system haveparticipated; NSWC Port Hueneme hashosted similar events for 20 years andcreated a best practice for other pro-

grams to follow.Foreign Navy participants included:

Australia, Canada, Germany, Japan,Korea, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nor-way and Turkey. Denmark has procuredthe system and is currently buildingships but was not in attendance.U.S. Navy participants included: PEO

IWS 4, PEO IWS 3L, NSWC DivisionsPort Hueneme, Dahlgren, Indian HeadDet. Earle, and Corona along withNAVSEA PMS 326, and Naval Educa-tion and Training Security AssistanceField Activity.“This conference helps us all work

together to share the latest informationfor maintenance issues,” said Cmdr.Shinya Akao, Japanese Maritime Ser-vice Defense Force technical liaison of-ficer.

Systems experts from 9 nations meet at NSWC Port HuenemeThis conference helpsus all work togetherto share the latestinformation formaintenance issues.

— Cmdr. Shinya Akao,

Japanese Maritime Service DefenseForce technical liaison officer

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By Kristen ReneeMWR fitness instructor

Carrie de Jesus is the Naval Base Ven-tura County Athlete of the Month forApril.From being an active girl who grew up

playing many sports, to seeing a dream ofbecoming a nun go by the wayside, to find-ing her life’s companion and relocatinghalfway around the world, Carrie is oneof a kind in our book. She is an inspirationto us all. This woman never turns awayfrom a challenge.Ten days short of her 39th wedding an-

niversary, Carrie lost her husband, Navyretiree Roberto de Jesus, to cancer.Fourmonths earlier, she had discovered

she also had cancer. She refused treatment,willing to orphan her children to join herterminally ill husband. But after encour-agement from her sons Joel, Jay and Jerryand the rest of her family, she started che-motherapy 28 days before Roberto’s lastbreath.Less than a year after her treatments

ended, in April 2008, she began attendingwater classes atNBVCPortHuenemewitha longtime friend and workout buddy,Lilia.There was still another challenge to

overcome.While they were gung-ho abouttheir exercise, Carrie and Lilia were afraidof the water. So they would stay after classand practice swimming.Carrie returned to the Philippines for a

visit in January 2009.While she was gone,Lilia and I worked our way to deeper wa-ter. By the time Carrie returned,we wereready for the deepest part of the pool.I would always ask Carrie if she was

ready for another challenge, and I havenever had to ask twice. Even though nei-ther Lilia nor Carrie was still a swimmer,

they were no longer afraid of the water.For suspended water fitness, MWRhas

special equipment that allows the non-swimmer to participate even in the deepend.Water fitness is not a swim class, andtherefore those who take part stay verticalmost of the time.Now that Carrie was comfortable in the

deep end of the pool, the next challengewas the diving board. She needed a littletime to work up the nerve, but before her65th birthday, shewas determined to jump.With the entire aquatics staff supportingand encouraging her, she was ready.In the summer of 2009 she did it! Soon

it became a tradition that the class wouldnot start until Carrie had jumped off thediving board.Carrie’s doctors tell her she is clear of

the cancer, but she waits for the five-yearmark to really be at ease. Only then willshe consider herself cancer-free.With consistency and commitment, Car-

rie has attended water classes for the lasttwo years, rain or shine. She has also ven-tured over to our Bee-FitWellness Center,where she attends our senior classes in thestudio.

Athlete of the Month overcame her fear of water

The MWR Athletic Branch at NBVCPort Hueneme has just finished itssecond year-round water fitnessseason. MWR now offers a variety ofone-hour classes, in both shallow anddeep water, Monday through Thursdayat 11:30 a.m. During the summer,there are also Friday and eveningclasses. This is a great place to startif you are returning to fitness or justgetting started.

About the classes


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April 20 to field questions from Sailors.While the Navy isn’t seeing the same

number of suicides and violent episodesthat have rocked the Army in recent years,stress among Sailors is rising, Greenertsaid.He called it a “disturbance in the force,”

and in the military, it is evidenced byhigher divorce rates, more arrests for driv-ing under the influence and a rising num-ber of suicides and sexual assaults.Suicide rates have been creeping up in

theNavy,Greenert said, but numbers havenot spiked this year.“I like to think you’re looking out for

your shipmates,” he said.Greenert said is especially concerned

about a figure that’s coming out in DUIarrests: Blood alcohol levels are higherthan ever, as high as 0.2.“That’s high,” he said. “And that’s dif-

ferent than in the past. It shows there’ssome binge drinking going on, and thatcan lead to donnybrooks and a whole

panoply of problems.”Sexual assault numbers, he added, “are

not good,”and he urged those in the crowdto get involved if situations are getting out

of hand.“Be a good shipmate,” he said. “Take

steps to stop it.”Greenert said he’s committed to helping

Sailors reduce the stress levels, and fam-ily readiness programs are crucial tothat.He liked what he saw at NBVC.“They’re one of the most squared-away

group I’ve come across,”he said, referringto the people who support the families onbase.What’s needed is to increase awareness

of the services they offer and to get thehelp they provide to the people who needit.Greenert then fielded concerns from the

audience, which ranged from day-careavailability to physical training regimentsto the effect of recent health care reformson TriCare. An aide took down the infor-mation, and Greenert said he would re-search answers to those questions he couldnot answer on the spot.After the meeting, Greenert toured the

NavalMobile ProcessingCenter, then helda roundtable discussion with Fleet andFamily Service Center counselors, com-mand Individual Augmentee coordinatorsand school liaisons.

PHOTO BY MC1 AARON PETERSON

Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert, the vice chief of naval operations, discusses family readinessissues with a Seabee during his recent visit to Naval Base Ventura County.

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port station in every season that fol-lowed.By 1957, Seabees expanded and main-

tained seven Antarctic stations for scien-tists involved in the International Geo-physical Year, five of which weremaintained year round. Most of the sta-tions were accessible by the sea, but twowere more remote. An overland route oraircraft reached Byrd Station, while theSouth Pole Station was accessible mainlyby air. Sled dogs and their handlers per-formed emergency rescues and proved tobe the most reliable method of transportuntil the mid-1960s.Between 1962 and 1963, select Seabees

underwent training to receive certificationas nuclear power plant operators in prep-aration for the installation of the PM-3Apower plant atMcMurdo Station. Shippedto Antarctica in pre-fabricated 15-tonpackages, and installed by Martin Mari-etta and Seabees, the reactor used enricheduranium and generated enough power tosupply 1,500 net kilowatts of electricity.Originally installed to decrease the needfor petroleum products, the power plantwas built to make McMurdo as indepen-dent as a nuclear submarine. The reactorwas shut down in October of 1973 andwas subsequently dismantled and removedfrom the ice. The control panel from thereactor is part of the new exhibit at themuseum.


Capt. Jim McHugh, commanding officer Naval Base Ventura County, growls like a dog ashe reads “Let’s Get a Pup, Said Kate,” to preschoolers on April 23. The Child DevelopmentCenter, Point Mugu, invited him as part of Month of the Military Child celebrations.

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Antarctica posed hidden dangers

Navy Exchanges worldwide are initiat-ing a new program to help customers savemoney and help the environment.As of April 21, customers are receiving

a 5-cent credit toward their purchase foreach eco-friendly reusable bag used to bag

their purchase.Customers may either bring their reus-

able bag into the store or purchase a reus-able bag from the NEX.The program does not apply to dispos-

able plastic bags that are being reused.

Reusable bags earn 5 cents at NEX

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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

• Stress Management (4 sessions): Dis-cuss and practice stress reduction tech-niques with focus on your choice of work,home or personal issues.May include role-play, guided imagery, and/or body aware-ness if requested. Tuesdays, May 4, 11,18, 25; 3:30 to 5 p.m.• Solution Focused Communication (1

session): Improve your communicationand better your relationships at home,work and play. Monday, May 5, 5 to 6:30p.m.• He Says, She Says: Understanding the

differences between men and women inrelationships. Wed., May 19, 5 to 6:30p.m.• Co-Parenting (5 sessions): For di-

vorced, separated or two-household par-ents. Tuesdays, June 1, 8, 15, 24 & 29, 5to 6:30 p.m.• A Hero’s Journey, Interrupted: Inter-

net diversions and the impact on relation-ships. Thurs., June 3, 5 to 6:30 p.m.

Career Support and Retention

(Register for TAP classes with yourCommand Career Counselor)• Executive Transition Assistance Pro-

gram: Monday-Thursday, May 3-6, 7:30a.m. to 4 p.m. E-7 and above, all retirees.Civilian attire. Bring medical records andDD2648 on Monday.• Transition Assistance Program:Mon-

day-Thursday, May 10-13, 7:30 a.m. to 4p.m. Seperatees E-6 and below. Civilianattire. Bringmedical records andDD2648on Monday.• Corporate Resume writing: Cutting-

edge resume techniques. Call 982-5325 toregister. Fri., May 7, 7:30 to 9 a.m.

• Federal Employment: Resumes, web-sites, and the application process. Fri.,May 7, 9 to 11 a.m.• Spouse Resume Writing: Learn what

makes up a winning resume and learn jobsearch techniques. Wed., May 12, 9 to 11a.m.• Interview Skills: Preparing for your

interview, mock interview, possible inter-view questions, what to wear and muchmore. Tues., May 18, noon to 1:30 p.m.•MSExcel: From beginner to advanced

in 2 hours. Wed., May 19, 8:30 to 10:30a.m.

• LAPD Testing: Onsite testing forLAPD. Call for future dates, 982-5325.

Sexual Assault Preventionand Response (SAPR)

• Victim Advocate Training: Trainingfor new command advocates and for thoseneeding a refresher course. Mon.–Thurs.,May 17–20, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.• Victim Advocate Meeting: All com-

mand advocates are required to attend.Thurs., May 27, 10 to 11 a.m.

Ombudsman

• Ombudsman Basic Training: Requiredto become an ombudsman and if morethan 3 years have elapsed since attendingOmbudsman Basic Training.Mon.–Wed.,May 10–12, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., PointMugu FFSC.• Ombudsman Meeting: Ombudsman

program updates and advanced training.Tues., May 25, 6 to 8 a.m., Point MuguFFSC.

IA Readiness and Deployment

• Deployment Preparation: For servicemembers’ families who are soon to be ex-ecuting IA orders. Wed., May 5, 4:30 to5:30 p.m.; Wed., June 2, 4:30 to 5:30p.m.• Deployment Discussion Group: For

family members of service members whoare deployed or under IA orders. Tues.,May 11, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Tues, June 8,4:30 to 5:30 p.m.• Homecoming: For families of soon to

be returning or already returned IA/de-ployed service members. Wed., May 12,4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., June 9, 4:30 to5:30 p.m.

Relocation

• Sponsor Training: Ensure that desig-nated command personnel have the neces-sary training to successfully fulfill theirrole as command sponsors. Wed., May 5,3 to 4 p.m.• Welcome Aboard Workshop: Incom-

ing service members and their family canreceive information on military and com-munity resources on and near NBVC.Thurs., May 13, 5 to 6:30 p.m.Navy New Spouse Orientation: Newly

married to theNavy? Learn aboutmilitarybenefits, family programs, Navy jargonand customs. Wed., May 26, 5 to 7 p.m.• SmoothMove: Make your PCS move

easy, simple, smooth. Know your entitle-ments from the experts. Wed., June 16, 10a.m. to 12:30 p.m.• TRACC/PFM Meeting/CFS Forum:


Veronica Colunga, 6, tries out the French horn for the first time at Kids’ Day, held April 24at Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu. The Fleet & Family Support Center was one ofthe sponsoring organizations. Veronica’s father is CM2 Michael Price with UCT2.

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Transition, relocation, financial,CCC Quarterly Focus Group.Thurs., June 24, 9 to 10 a.m.

Financial Management

• Financial guidance by ap-pointment. Evening appoint-ments available. Call 982-3640Port Hueneme or 989-8844. In-formation available on saving,investing, TSP, credit reports,creating a spending plan, car buy-ing, avoiding foreclosure andbankruptcy, selling versus rentingyour home, retirement planningand financial planning for de-ployment.• Car Buying Strategies: Don’t

let buying your dream car becomea nightmare. Learn how to doyour homework, how to get thebest price and what to do aboutyour old car.Wed.,May 5, 9 a.m.to noon.• Home Buying Seminar: Do

you want to buy a home in thenear future? Learn how to deter-mine price range, select a realestate agent and choose the bestfinancing plan. Thurs., May 20,5:30 to 9:30 p.m.• How to be a Savvy Consum-

er: Learn about making soundbuying decisions, combatingfraud and rip-offs, and your legalrights as a consumer. Wed., May26, 9 a.m. to noon.• Developing a Spending Plan:

Learn how to make ends meetand not live paycheck to pay-check. Wed., June 2, 9 a.m. tonoon, FFSC, Point Mugu, Bldg.225.• Saving and Investing: Learn

about the tools, techniques andmental attitude you need to be asuccessful saver and investor.Wed., June 9, 9 a.m. to noon.• Command Financial Special-

ist Training: E-6 and above mustattend all sessions. Call 989-8844or 982-3640 to register. Mon.-Thurs. June 21-25, 7:30 a.m. to 4

p.m.; Fri., 7:30 to 10 a.m.

New Parent Support• Little Explorers for Toddlers:

An interactive parent-toddlerplaygroup for babies 15–36months. Thursdays, 10 to 11 a.m.except first Thursday of month.Call 982-5037 for location.• New Mamas (ongoing): For

expecting mamas and mamaswith babies 0–15 months old. In-formation, education and sup-port. Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. to1:30 p.m.• Yoga Mamas: For expecting

and newmamas. a gentle stretch.Tuesdays, 12:30 to 1:45 p.m., BeeFit Center.• First Steps Program,Accident

Awareness and Prevention in theHome: Weekly for parents of in-fants, babies, toddlers & siblings0 to 5 yrs. Lap babies welcome,childcare needed for toddlers andpreschoolers. Call 982-5037 formore information!• Boot Camp for Dads: Hear

experienced dads share their sto-ries and get the real answers toyour concerns. Thurs., May 6, 6to 8:30 p.m.• Breastfeeding 101: Get the

“how to” basics. Avoid the com-mon pitfalls, and obtain greatinformation on community re-sources on and off base. Thurs.,May 6, 6 to 8 p.m.• Before Birth (3 sessions):

Overview of birth and labor sup-port. Bonding, baby and dads.“Must have” baby items, findingchild care andmore. Thurs.,May13, 20 & 27, 6 to 8:30 p.m.• Nurturing Parent Education,

0–4 yrs. (5 sessions): Addressingyour real challenges of mealtimes,toilet training and somuchmore.Community resources and speak-ers. Thurs., June 3, 10, 17, 24 &July 1, 6 to 8:30 p.m.

Free Food Distribution

9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 22. Sat-urday, Bldg. 19, near the PleasantValley Gate on Port Hueneme.Note: Food items vary frommonth to month. Requirements:Active duty E-6 and below ortheir spouses. Bring an LES andonly one issue per family. E-7with two ormore dependentsmayqualify. Income guideline state-ment available at distribution site.Custodian of a child who is afamily member of active dutypersonnel on deployment.— Please call Sandy Lyle, commandliaison, at 989-8833 or [email protected].


Erika Blackburn, 5, plays with a wooden toy brought in by Gene West for Kids’ Day, held April 24 at NavalBase Ventura County Point Mugu. The Fleet & Family Support Center helped sponsor the event. Erika is thedaughter of MA1 Tom Blackburn, who works on San Nicolas Island.

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Hospital Beds $395Lift Chairs $300

Scooter/Pwr Chairs $350Scooter Lifts $400

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Carl 818-889-3599VCS236390

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ABYSSINIAN KITTENS1 ruddy boy, 1 fawn girl.

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ADOPT LONDON & PARIS!AKA Bobo & Juju, 18 mo

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VCS235957

AKC CHIHUAHUASNow taking deposits. VERY

tine 3F/1M Champion lines$600-$1200

www.chiville.webs.com805-886-8307

VCS236133

ALAPAHA BLUE BLOODBULLDOGS, family raisedw/lots of TLC. 2 available.

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VCS235596

AUSTRALIAN Shepherdminiauture pups, purebred,

various colors, M & F$400 805-529-2163 VCS236262

AUSTRALIAN Shepherdminiauture pups, purebred,

various colors, M & F$400 805-529-2163 VCS237661

BORDER COLLIE PUPBlk/Wht 11 wk fem w/1st

shots. Parents on prop.Purebred $200 w/papers805-630-0392 VCS237234

CATS & KITTENS $100 Sat& Sun 11-5@ Pet Co, Cam and

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CHIHUAHUA female 1 yearold to good home, verygentle & quiet, $250

805-320-8244 VCS235622CHIHUAHUA PUPS

Very cute & small, 11 wk oldmales. Friendly, playful,

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VCS235682DACHSHUNDS AKC reg

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VCS236290ENGLISH BULLDOG

PUPPIESAdorable. Vet cert. of health,

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VCS237488ENGLISH BULLDOGPUPPIES AKC $1,800.

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ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPSAKC, 8 wks. M/F, $2000 ea.

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GREAT KITTENS M & F6 gray, 1 orange F, boxtrained, very sweet $50/ea

805-746-5065 VCS237685JACK RUSSELL Poodle Mix

puppies, $150 3 males,3 females. Call 805-641-1842

VCS236574KITTENS

Snow Shoes, seal point.$200 - $250. 805-646-4471

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LAB PUPS - AKCBred for hunting. 2/Male Blk,

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805-985-9337 VCS236101LAB PUPS AKC, OFA Choc,

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yellow M $750 Blk F $550805-649-3692 VCS237189

LAB PUPSYellow/white. $500

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VCS235704LAB RETREIVERS Show

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VCS235673MALTI-SZU PUPPIES

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ver/Wht. F($550) and M($450) 818-266-7920

VCS235548MALTI-SZU Puppies, Males

& females, very healthyand beautiful! Great fami-ly pets. $375 & up(805) 905-9725 Melissa

VCS237020

MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS8 weeks, tails & claws, shots,

dewormed, black Female,salt & pepper Male,have both

parents. $400. 805-798-4716VCS237562

PERSIAN Cats (2) Flat face,wht, gentle, healthy Fs,

approx 5 yrs, to loving home$300 must go together805-320-8244 VCS236398

PIT BULL Puppies,5 females, 6 weeks, all blues.

$300 805-483-1898VCS237070

POMERANIAN &SHIH-TZU MIX PUPS.

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POM FREE:male, 4 years old, neutered,

debarked, housebroken,couch potato. Needsadults-only home.

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PUG Pups $300 SIBERIANHusky,Pomeranian,

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PEEWEE4year old male,

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SCOOTER2 year old male Doxie &Terrier mix, 14 pounds.

DUCKY1 year old male Chihuahua

& Beagle mix, 15 pounds.

LIBERTY9 month old female, Italian

Greyhound mix, 15 lbs

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samsimonfoundation.org(310)457-5898

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RAT TERRIERPUPS UKC, DOB 2-18,

TRI-COLOR, DOCKED,DE CLAWED, SHOTS $250

(559) 362-6275 VCS236906

ROTTWEILER beautiful, 3½mos old, dewormed, 1st &2nd distemper shots, ask-

ing $375 805-616-6685VCS237078

SMALL PLASTIC DOGHOUSE 24”x36” $25.

SMALL PET CARRIER,21L x 16W x15H $25.

(805) 488-6172

STANDARD POODLEPUPPIES

AKC, Crm, 12 wks, 1st shots,dew claws removed, great

temperments (tested).$1000. 805-496-2786 VCS237142

YORK-CHI PUPPIES2 females. Tails docked anddewclaws removed. Vet andshot record provided. Bothparents on premises. Pic’s

available. 805-223-6176VCS236759

YORKIE PUPSChampion Bloodlines, 4 F, 3

M, shots, available now.$800 & up. 805-312-5807

VCS235781

ALISO RANCH STABLES.7,000 acres, new barn. Will

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VCS236545

REGISTER Fainting Goats,one boy, one girl, been

around dogs and children.$275. Born 2/11/10.

Call Darlene 805-386-2695VCS235563

ACCOUNTINGASSISTANT I

$2,703.01 - $3,371.14/MO

F/T w/Vta Co Ofc of Ed,IBS Dept. Req: HS grad,course work - acctg/bkkpg& 2 yrs financial & statisti-cal record-keeping & expw/automated financial sys.Appl/job desc avail HR,5189 Verdugo Way, Cam(805) 383-1913 or apply on-line at

www.edjoin.orgDeadline: 4pm 4/29/10

EOE VCS237191

Accounting

California LutheranUniversity:

Director, AssetManagement:

Under the Direction ofthe Controller/CAO, thisposition will provide over-sight and accounting forthe University’s Endow-ment, Trusts, 403B retire-ment plan and excesscash reserves. This in-cludes recording activityfrom the Endowmentsand Trusts into the Gen-eral ledger, preparingperformance reports onInvestments from Inde-pendent sources (i.e.Morning Star), preparingreports required for re-porting agencies, leadinga subcommittee on the403B Investment plansoptions, preparing finan-cial statement forC.L.E.F and Investmentrelated notes for the Uni-versity financials and in-vesting short term cashreserves. The ideal candi-date will have AccountingExperience with Invest-ments with a bachelor’sdegree in Accounting.Knowledge and experi-ence of Excel is a re-quirement. See:

www.callutheran.edu/hrfor full job descriptionand requirements. Emailresume to [email protected], or fax re-sume to CaliforniaLutheran University at805-493-3655. EOEVCS236909

ADMIN ASST – Entry Lev-el, F/T, Benefits. Heavyphones, typing, & misc. of-fice duties. Must multi task,work at fast pace & haveattention to detail. Send re-sume to

[email protected] (805) 981-0082. Salary

requirements a MUST!VCS237255

ApartmentManagement Team

needed for Senior HUD 91unit property located inCamarillo Ca. Must have3-4 years experience withsec 8/HUD properties.maintenance must have 1-2years experience, musthave own tools. Salary in-cludes 2bd 2ba apartment.Submit resume by fax(310) 358- 3494 att RogelioLove or [email protected]

AUDITSUPERVISOR

$84,701 - $103,402Plus $6,149 cash benefit

Plus 5% stipend forCPA’s

TIRED OFTHE GRIND OF

PUBLIC ACCOUNTING?Are you ready to makethe move to local govern-ment?

The County of SB is seek-ing an Audit Supervisorto oversee and partici-pate in financial, compli-ance, and businessimprovement audits.Must have a CPA or CIAcert. and 3 yrs of exp infinancial auditing, includ-ing at least 1 yr of leadwork exp. Position Clos-es 4/30/10. Vacancy is inSanta Barbara. To applyvisit:www.sbcountyjobs.comVCS237120

AUTO BODYWell known Body Shop inOxnard is looking for a FullMetal Technician. Candi-date must have at least5 yrs exp in collision repairof vehicles. Must knowwelding, know how to meas-ure & pull frames and haveown tools. Candidate musthave exp in metal repair.ICAR Cert a plus. We’relooking for a highly orga-nized individual who isready to work. Submit ap-plication & resume to:

1500 E. Ventura Blvd.Oxnard CA

Fax 805-973-1107 or [email protected]

VCS237415

AUTO Finance ManagerProven background. Teamplayer w/positive attitude.Apply: www.sbhonda.comAdam or Dan 805-681-1000VCS237388

AUTOMOTIVEFinance ManagerVentura County multifranchised auto dealerseeking experienced F&IManager. Honda or Nis-san experience preferred.Call 805-526-9700 ext 212or email to:[email protected]

Automotive

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Ask for Ed Myers(805) 983-6511

Vista Ford Lincoln/Mercury of Oxnard

VCS237608

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275MiscellaneousFor Sale

277Musical Instruments

281Pool/Spa Supplies

283Sporting Goods

291Tools/GardeningSupplies

293Toys And Games

297Wanted To Buy

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Pets&Supplies300-315

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We do: Doors, windows,crown, case, base moldingswainscot, beams, paneling,

mantles, columns, flexmolding, window wraps,

hardware, laminate,shelving, pediments,stairs,skirts,siding,cased opening

cabinets, bead board.805-558-0551

Lic#942124 VCS236619

CARPET STEAMCLEANING Truck Mounted

Upholstery and Rugs• 3 Rooms...$60• Window Wash• FloorWax/Polish• Dirty Kitchen/Bath_ Everything Clean _

Lee’s Maintenance805-987-3071 VCS236377

DOMINGUEZ CARPETCLEANING

Steam Carpet & WindowCleaning • Move-In & OutCleaning • Restretching

Carpet • Floor Wax & Seal &Janitorial. Lic# 089321

Ask for Joaquin805-284-4580 VCS236526

CARPET REPAIR& CLEANING

TILE CLEANING• Stretching • Patches

• Carpet to TileCarpet Rescue

805-483-0899(Lic #787080) VCS237092

Onsite PC Supportfor Home or Office

Computer Repair, Svc& Upgrades. Virus, Spyware

& Adware Removal.Data Recovery. 12 yrs exp

[email protected]

VCS237081

AG&R Masonry& Concrete

Block Walls, BBQ. StampedConcrete Brick & Stone.

Retaining Walls.Driveways& Patios. Small Jobs OK.

Free estimates.Tony 805-231-5574

Lic#908763 VCS237152

Escobar ConcreteReasonable rates,No job too small.

patios, block/retainingwalls, brick, stucco, pavers

tile, driveways stamp,foundations, sea walls.

Robert 805-890-2198Lic #819035 VCS235810

HERNANDEZMasonry & Concrete•Block walls •Brick work

•Stone •Concrete driveways• Sidewalks •Patios

Small jobs ok_Free Estimates LIC#781821

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DMAR ConstructionInsured & Bonded.

20 Years Exp.Competitive Rates.

Remodeling, Additions,Electrical, Plumbing,Carpentry, Flooring,

Kitchens, Baths, Heating,A/C. Lic # 863546

805-639-9202www.dmar

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Fast Free EstimatesFor all your home/businessrepairs & more.Carpentry,

Electrical, Plumbing.RECESSION RATES

[email protected] JOB TOO BIG or SMALL

805-382-0464lic#342943 VCS235410

T & TCONSTRUCTION• Room Additions• Kitchen & Bath

Remodels• Patio Covers &

Decks

Tom 805-987-2860Lic#425257 VCS233142

DOOR MASTERLICENSED CONTRACTORSpecializing in Door/Window

Installations30 Years ExperienceCompetitive Pricing!

Lic#796766 Bonded/InsuranceRick 805-890-7928

VCS235181

TIM’S CUSTOMDOORS

Over 200 StylesFrench Swing Sliders, AllBrands, Locks. Hardware,

Moldings. Wholesale Prices.25 Years Experience!

(805) 527-5808Lic #724376 VCS236989

ALL-PHASEDrywall & Paint“No Job Too Small”

•Texturing •Patch & Repair•Acoustic Ceilings•Remodels

35+ Years Experience_Competitive Rates_

805-701-3108 unlic VCS234935

GOT MATH?Prof’l Math/Sciences Tutor

Private 1 on 1 tutoring.Will travel within 30 miles.Grades 5-12,any level/type.Flexible schedule 7 days aweek - 1 or 2 hour sessions.(Except major holidays)

(Check/Cash)

(805)[email protected]

VCS235710

KESTREL ELECTRIC• Free Estimates• Affordable Rates• No Job Too Small• Trouble Shooting

Available 7 Days A Week

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VCS235385

STAMPELECTRIC

Residential & Comm’lTroubleshooting, RepairsLighting & MaintenanceAffordable Rates

No Job Too Small.Senior Discount.

805-654-9937Lic#923709 VCS235329

Carpet,Linoleum,Tile• Installation Repairs

• Restrech• RV’s & Used Carpet805-267-6975 cell

Hardwood/Laminate• Installation & Repairs805-312-5113 cell

Lic#558476 VCS237628

Pacific CoastGarage Doors

Quality Door InstallationRepairs Springs/Operators_FREE ESTIMATES_

We accept VI/MC/DC

(805)987-6100Lic# 729304 VCS237123

Alonso’s Gardening Service• Yard Maintenance

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• Trim small treesFree Estimates!RUBEN ALONSO

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J.J. Garden Service“Why pay too much for your

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805-986-0370VCS237670

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Free Estimates805-890-3037 VCS236929

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Prof/Clean No job too small!805-582-2566

Lic #831582 VCS237669

CHUCK STOUTHANDYMAN

All Trades:Concrete, Masonry,Framing, Drywall,

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32 yrs. in ConejoFree Estimates

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something out. Trades?805-377-1101 VCS236791

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Tim Voorhees 527-5808LIC #724376 VCS236988

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Professional, Neat andAlways On Time! Small

Jobs are Welcomed._ FREE ESTIMATES _

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25 Yrs ExpBonded/Ins.Lic.#846996.VCS235954

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CA LIC#778661 VCS237172

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lic #084142 VCS235292

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PERSONSVery Busy Dealer. WorkAvailable to Make YourHours. New facility.TEAM NISSAN/INFINITI

CALL ROBERT805.485.8517

VCS237202

Auto SalesLOOKING FOR

A CAREER, NOTJUST A JOB?

Immediate Sales positionsavailable. Guaranteed Sala-ry aggressive pay plan,401K full benefits, work fora professional dealership inthe Thousand Oaks AutoMall that has been in busi-ness 35 years. Contact Jonat: [email protected]

BIOCHEMIST Amgen hasan opportunity for a SeniorAssociate. Reqs: Masters &scientific literature searchskills & familiarity w/Sci-finder or Beilstein to allowindependent design & opti-mization of organic synthe-ses; knowledge of safe labpractices; presentation &communication skills towork in teams. Job site:Thousand Oaks, CA. Refer-ence # 7NBPC4 & submitresume to Amgen, Inc., OneAmgen Center Drive, Glo-bal Mobility, Mailstop19-1-A Thousand Oaks, CA91320. No phone calls or e-mails please. Must be le-gally authorized to work inthe U.S. without sponsor-ship. EOE. VCS236213

CAREGIVER P/TAgency exp, $10/hr, 12

hrs/wk. 805-375-2434VCS236939

Clinical ResearchAmgen Inc. has an opportu-nity for a Clinical ResearchStudy Manager. Reqs:Masters & 5 yrs exp; & expin biopharma clinical re-search (biotech, pharma orCRO company) & withAsian-Pacific businesspractices & customs. Jobsite: Thousand Oaks, CA.Reference # 69UQXA & sub-mit resume to Global Mo-bility, Amgen Inc., OneAmgen Center Drive, MS19-1-A, Thousand Oaks, CA91320. No phone calls or e-mails please. Must be le-gally authorized to work inthe U.S. without sponsor-ship. EOE. VCS237032



CUSTODIAL LEAD Look-ing for a Lead in ThousandOaks w/custodial exp. Mustbe bilingual, dependable,strong leader. PM shift,

pay DOE. Resume:[email protected]

VCS237512

Customer Service/Assistants

PERMANENTF/T & P/T

HELPSTART ASAP

We need you!Positions available in

5 Departments. Must beover 18 & able tostart Wednesday

ALL CALLERSINTERVIEWED.POSITIONS WILLFILL UP FAST!

805.532.1436VCS237602

CUSTOMER SERVICEREP Simi Valley RetailSupply Co. Bilingual a+F/T, M-F $12/hr + BenefitsInbound calls only.

[email protected]

Family Child CareSpecialist

Ventura Co (Oxnard of-fice) Migrant & SeasonalHead Start, Seasonal(March-October), M-F,8am-5pm, hrs vary. Moni-tors child care providers,conducts site-visits, coor-dinates & assists w/train-ing & workshops. Req:BA/BS in ECE/Child De-vel & 2 yrs teaching expw/0-5. 12 core ECE/CDunits. Bilingual/Bilit Re-quired in Eng/Span. CloseDate: Until Filled

Xlnt benefits pckg. Formore info visit our web-site at www.capslo.org.Submit applications /tran-scripts to: CAPSLO, 1030Southwood Dr., SLO, CA93401 (805)544-4355EOE/ V/ ADA/ Drug FreeWorkplace/ Asset InfusedOrganizationVCS237622

First 5 CommunityCollaborative

Program Specialist$56,494 - $68,968

Develop, direct, imple-ment, coordinate and su-pervise the CommunityCollaborative Program tosupport and improve theearly development ofchildren from the prena-tal stage to five years ofage. Must have abachelor’s degree in a re-lated field and two yearsof program managementexp working in a nonprofit or public agency.Position closes 4/26/10 at5:00 pm.

Vacancy is in Santa Bar-bara. For a detailed de-scription of the job and toapply, visit our employ-ment center at:

www.sbcountyjobs.com

The County of Santa Bar-bara strongly promotesdiversity and equality inthe workplace VCS237121

Dentist (Multiple Positions)Diagnose/treat diseases, in-juries & malformation ofteeth & gums. Use X-rays/dental instruments/di-agnostic procedures; re-move cavities, clean, fill,extract & replace teeth;provide dental services toincl fluoride, sealants, &oral hygiene. Instruct ondiet, brushing, flossing, useof fluorides, dental care.Prescribe medications asneeded. U.S. or foreign Pro-fessional Dentistry Deg &CA Dentistry License. Re-sumes: Dr. Jorge F. San-chez, DDS 798 E. ThompsonBlvd. Ste A, Ventura, CA93001. VCS237507

DRIVER/CAREGIVER forboard & facility. Transport& provide care to clients.Help in housekeeping &cleaning. $8/hr. Call805-643-6059 VCS237406

DRIVERSCLASS A CDL DRIVERS

Team driving has itsrewards at Armellini!OTR trips are 7 to 10

days. Earn 40,000+1st yr.Full benefits package6 months experience

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805-648-1760VCS235120

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Few Months OK. $1,045/mo805-643-3212 VCS237109

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VCS236723

VTA OCEAN VIEW1+1 Completely Renovat-

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VCS237630

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VCS236203

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sec. 805-496-5450 VCS236902

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VTA downtown 1+1 woodflrs, f/p.wtr/trsh pd $1400

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may consider a pet $2150

CONDOS/APTS

Cam 2+2 Ponderosa Creekcustom paint & appoint-ments, 2 car gar $1500

Cam 3+1.75 near shopping,restaurants & easy

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VTA 3+2.5 newer constr,w/d/frig. Pool/spa $1850

VTA 2+1 upstairs midtownview lndry, carport $1195

Pt Hue 3+2.5 Las Palomasw/d/frig, 2 car $1700

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pool/spa/tennis $1900

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VCS236893

NEWBURY PK Shadow MtnTennis Club 3+2.5, remod-eled in and out. 2 car gar,

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VCS237367

OXN 1+1 in gated complex.Covered parking, laundry incondo, pool & jacuzzi. $1,000monthly. Avail Immediately.

805-844-7697

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pool, garage $1100.Crossroads Inv 805-485-4040

VCS236972

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VCS237335

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VCS237728

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VCS235712

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VTA 2+2 ocean & mtn viewspool/spa/clubhouse, end unit.$1625 month to month. Teri310-702-4216 VCS235576

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STA PAULA Newer 3+2w/d, appcs, yd, gar Quiet,clean, next to park $1450805-223-2389 VCS237007

VTA 1+1 MIDTOWN Duplex$925+$925 dep some utils

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CAM 2+1 OLD TOWN,with f/p, 1 car garage.

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CAM 2 Story 4+3 2600 sq ft,new appliances, tile &

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$2600mo. 805-482-4020VCS237580

CAM 3+2, GATEDGreat location 2 car gar, fire-

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Credit references.No smoking 805-672-2809

VCS237128

CAM - SOMIS 3+210,000+lot,wshr/dryr/frig/spa

pets ok. $2,200+sec. Paul805-479-5004 VCS237112

MOORPARK 3+2New paint, carpet & blinds.A/C, gardener, large bkyd.

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MRPK 3+2 w/family roomstunning, spacious, openfloor plan, 2 car att gar,

large yard & more. $2,145.SARALEI REALTY

805-529-5853 VCS235363

NEWBURY PARK3 bedrooms + 2 bathCompletely remodeled housegourmet kitchen, stainlesssteel appliances, granitecounter tops, remodeled

bathrooms, travertine floorsprofessionally landscapedyard, Gardner included.

Available May 1st.$2,495 per month.

Contact for showing:Michelle 805-402-7173Jonathan 805-551-2680VCS236403

NEWBURY PARK attractive4 bd, 2 ba home, showerstall, eat in kitchen, livingroom w/fplc, den, patio, 2car gar, good school dist.,on double cul-de-sac. Avail6/1. $2100/mo. 805-492-7997;310-617-6566 VCS237046

NP 3+2.5 1800sf, new kitchen& bath, cul-de-sac. Sec de-posit & credit ck. No pets,no smoke $2500mo Brian

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OAK VIEW 3+2 $1725 availnow,view, remodeled. Refsreq $100 back w/1 yr lease

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Oxn 2br 3bath Hollywood bythe Sea 1 block from

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OXN 3+1 completelyremodeled w/appliances,

near Oxnard Audorium. $1575Lease w/option to buy.

1016 King St. - drive by,thencall for appt. 805-208-9740

VCS237269

OXN 3+2+den in OceanviewSD,1450sf, $1750 Granite, ss

appls, maple cabs Avail5-3. 805-469-6286 VCS236757

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for more infoVCS235615

OXN N 3+2 newer single sty,2 car gar, private yard

$2150+dep 320 Huerta St.805-558-8642 VCS237104

OXN N. 4+2, f/p, lndry hkupsbuilt-ins, corner lot, no pets.

$1,775. Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS235478

OXN RENT w/option to BUY2+1 with fenced yard &

3+2 coming soon.805-983-9283 VCS235043

OXN SHORES 2+2 f/p $1800& 3+2 f/p, $2000 Both halfblock to beach. Bkr Toni

984-3613 VCS236457

OXN SHORES 2+2 w/den oroffice, f/p, 2 car gar, 1/2 blkto beach, incls grdnr. $2,050.

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OXN SILVERSTRAND 5+3dble gar, f/p, sun deck. $3,500

Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS236161

SIMI Attractive 3+2, newpaint/windows, great loca-tion. $1685 805-444-2030

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Simi Prime 3+2,f/p, a/c, garage, laundry

hookups $1825/mo1+1 utilities paid $1025/mo

Troop Mgt 805-426-0573VCS235795

STA PAULA 3785 Telegraph2+2 house. S/W/T paid byowner. $1495+$1600 dep.Heidiives.homelog.com(805)933-2121 VCS236590

T.O. Charming RanchStyle Single Story 4+2

2 car gar, lg yd w/grdnr ona cul-de-sac. $2,350/mo.

805-379-4022 VCS235721

T.O. GREAT LOCATION!Beautiful 5+3 with custom

upgrades, 3 car garage $2595818-597-4697 VCS236386

T.O. LANG RANCH gatedVerdigris 3+2.5, view, commpool/tennis, incls grdnr. Avail

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VENTURA EAST 3 beds,2 baths, quiet neighborhood.Gardner included.N/P. $2,200+ 2 months dep. Please call

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VTA 1391 Cachuma Ave.,4 br 2 ba, newly redecorated,

newly painted & carpeted.2 car gar, near school &shopping. 805-647-5919

leave message VCS237337VTA 3+2.5+loft, porch,patio, near shopping, park,

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VTA E. 2+1 Small Cottage.Lndry hkup-garage, quiet &secure area. Some utils & yd

maintanence pd, no dogs.$1,175/mo+dep. 805-647-1952or 805-642-9574 VCS236768VTA E Newer lg 4+3, 2 car

appls, f/p, avail 5-1 $2300+$1500dep 10688 Sunflower St

805-432-3351 VCS237182

VTA immac, new carpt/paint7 min to beach. 3+2.5, $2050w/d, pool, n/s, green bkyd805-259-7128 VCS236255

VTA MIDTOWN (S.Emma)2+2 w/den, 2 car gar, insidelndry, N/P. Avail 5/1. $1,750.

805-795-0045 VCS237531VTA Small 1 bedroom trailerin clean Ave Park. $550mo+utils, $500 dep. No pets. Mgr

805-667-8153 VCS237727

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VTA FurnishedSenior Cottage

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Located near medicalCommunity. $1,200.Contact Pat or Sue

(805)642-4196 orLinda (805)832-7870

VCS235439

677Rooms For Rent

CAM 1 Mstr bdrm pvt bath,utils pd. $650+sec dep. No

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Camarillo Room , Quiet,No Pets/Smoke/Drama,house privileges, $625 +$300 sec dep. util/ internetincl 805-987-5258 VCS236809

CAM Furnished Room $500inclusive. Close to 101 and

CSUCI college. N/S/D/P.805-844-5095 VCS236821

CAM furn room $500, no pet.Good loc 1 mi from college.

N/S/D. 805-388-5027 or805-982-0899 VCS237675

OJAI Large Room, pvt entryclean, quiet, pvt ba, patio,

N/S/P. $600+$600dep, incls allutils+cable/internet. Smallfridge & bbq grill. 1 yr lease

805-218-4069 VCS235343

677Rooms For Rent

OXN 2 rm, shared bath clean,privs, furn , $550+$200

dep, utils incl 216-6109VCS237226

OXNARD BEACHTWO ROOM STUDIO

private bath, private entry,quiet, steps to beach,

utilities+ cable incl. N/S/P.$950 (negotiable).

805-402-5115

OXNARD Private GatedCommunity, Close to Navy

Base, Furn Room, FullPrivs, Cbl/WIFI/Internet

$600 Mo, $300 Dep Incl utils805 228-8164. VCS237014

OXN Furnished, clean &quiet, close to base. Pvtbath, kitch/lndry privs.

TV/VCR/Cable-Internet &WiFi/Utils. NS/ND.$595/mo+$225 dep.

805-983-6709 or 204-8060

OXN Furnished room DSL& Sat, full privs, share bath,

$650/mo+$350 dep, inclutils 805-236-0276 VCS236096

Oxn. Rm for rent, good area,furn or unfurn., N/D, utilpd, 805-509-2272 or 486-0065msg. VCS237549

OXN S. Master + 3 bdrm,$500-$750. Utils pd. Sec req,No smoking, no pets805-981-4240 or 805-407-3055

after 4. VCS237067

PT HUE Condo to sharew/2 mature men, 3+2

newly remodeled kitchenfloors & carpeting, wshr &

dryer in unit, semifurnished, outdoor patio,

close to beach, shopping &park. $500+sec & shared

utils. 805-754-1047 or805-302-7680 VCS237107

PT HUE half of new home,10 min walk to beach, gar

prkg w/opener. $650+creditchk. 661-706-3545 VCS235612

SIMI extra large rm, no petshouse privs, pvt entrance,utils pd. $700/mo+$500sec.

805-813-4337 VCS237731

SIMI VALLEY liv rm, 1 bd,with fridge and storage.$700. 805-583-4851

VCS237129

T.Oaks Central Location onquiet cul-de-sac. Nr La Reina

shared bath.N/S/P/D, withlndry/kitchen/pool/spa privs.$675mo+dep, includes utils.

805-657-1468 VCS237607

VENTURA EAST HOMEClean Room With A ViewBackyard With Koi Pond,Waterfall & Firepit. LargeKitchen W/New AppliancesGame Room W/Pool Table.Living Room W/Fireplace& 50” HD Sat TV. IncludesFull Privileges, WirelessDSL And Maid Service.

$625+Utilities & Deposit.Available now. Call Steve

805-654-1276 or310-463-2947 VCS235786

VTA Room near Mall andBeach, quiet, N/S/P, $600/mo+dep, incls cable. Lve Msg

805-658-6467 VCS235790

677Rooms For Rent

VTA Small pet ok. LargeRoom $695/mo cable/util &internet incl. Near beach

714-746-9499 VCS236369

683Wanted To Rent

SOMIS/Donlon Rd.want torent rm/ba 6/28-8/28 Secure,

quiet reqd. Eques.studentEagleScout $400/mo858-481-8250 msg VCS237051

MobileHomes692-699

692Mobile Homes forRent

OJAI Gated 55+ 2+1,$800 +utilities + 1st & last

805-212-2428 VCS237293

CommercialReal Estate875-893

885CommercialIndustrial Rent

600sf-2400sf IndustrialWarehouse - office, rent orlease $650. Oxn. 805-486-8796

VCS235306

CAMARILLO 675 to 4480sfwarehouse, office and

bathroom. No auto. Call805-649-4857 VCS236687

CAM-OXN-NP-VTAIndustrial 1152 to 4288sf

from $.71/sf. No NNN/CAM805-981-1361 VCS236852

CHILD CARE FACILITYFor Lease. East Ventura.

Capacity 49. Owner805.647.1880 VCS237667

OXN St Marys Dr, offVineyard near 101 Fwy

PRICE REDUCED!An upstairs suite. 1,170sf at

$700/mo + Sec Dep.Jacobson Realty, Inc.

805-389-4747 VCS237552

SIMI INDUSTRIAL625, 1040, 1600, 1950, 2100,Erringer Plaza Store/Ofc

1100, 2200, 3300sf John805-526-5260 VCS236720

Call 800-221-STAR(7827)

885CommercialIndustrial Rent

SIMI INDUSTRIAL800sf - 5000sf, with office &warehouse, roll up door,terrific location, great

terms and pricing.Mid Valley Properties

805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS235253

T.O. 2 Small office units-noretail & 3000sf Commercialindustrial space. Call TPC

760-247-6798 VCS235816

VTA Industrial Space800sf-5000sf, with office &warehouse, roll up door,terrific location, great

terms and pricing.Mid Valley Properties

805-527-9632 Ext:1VCS235257

WLV 1200, 1600, 4300 sf Office& Warehouse Available.

Beautiful park. $1.05-$1.20NNN. Janet 805-496-1304

VCS235460

Call 800-221-STAR(7827)

887Stores/OfficesRent/Lease

A GREATLOCATION! OLD

TOWN CAMARIILOon Ventura Bl 2400sf and

1200sf great locationsReduced to $1.75/sf

805-415-9972 VCS236871

A+ VTA Executive Suites$295-$395 utils paid. 101 Fwy

& Victoria. For Info call805-479-8284 VCS235817

Business StarterS. Oxn 1 to 3 room offices

280-525sf Saviers Rd. Inclutils. Mint Cond. Wall towall crpt, pvt patio, 1st

floor. $400/mo-$700Rodgers Management805-985-0044 VCS236766

CAMARILLO RETAILSanta Rosa Plaza3400sf. Dave Press

310-553-6512 VCS235804

CAM Office Space AvailableGreat Central Location.401 Mobil Ave. 1087sf,$1,033/mo. Central Coast

389-6803 VCS235588


CAM OLD TOWNRETAIL/OFFICE

New building, perfect forday spa, pilates, hair

/beauty, retail, hi-endoffice. View. Signage.Visible from fwy, easy

access. 600-1200sf,utils incl 805-320-2128

VCS237370

CAM PROF’L OFFICE 300sfIncludes: Utils, HS internet,Sat-tv, sec alarm. $500/mo.Storage avail. 805-427-3324

VCS237170

LARGE FURNISHEDOFFICE in Agoura Hills.

Reception & secretarial areabreak room, security systeminstalled, fax line incl. $1,500.

Contact:818-865-1088VCS236659


OXNARD & VENTURABargain rent lowest in area.

Office, Retail, DesignerMedical Ste. Prime loc805-379-3151 VCS235510


PORT HUENEMEExecutive suites &

secretarial nooks, $250-$450Near docks 805-647-7929

VCS237365

SIMI OFFICE SPACE360 sqft. Available.

Excellent terms & pricing.Mid Valley Properties

805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS235254

SIMI PROF’L OFFICECochran/Sequoia

1,705 SFOXN INDUSTRIAL

Rice/101/Rose1000 - 55,000 SF

OXN OFFICE/MEDICAL500 - 5,000 SF805-604-0700

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sf on corner of Telephone& Market Central Coast

389-6803 VCS235586

VTA Office SpaceBeautiful units from 474sf-1687sf. Great terms andpricing. Now Available!Mid Valley Properties

805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS235255

Recreation900-945

918Campers/Trailers

DUTCHMAN 30ft ‘06 likenew, 2 slides, awning, satdish, solar pan, needs bat-teries, $13,000 805-984-3068(1KD9389) VCS236742

TOYOTACamper ShellFits 1992 - 1996

White, AluminumLike New. $400.

805-620-2969VCS237674

922RV Spaces for Rent

LIVE IN your RV or Trailer$300/mo+utils. CD Trailer/RV Park in Fillmore.805-525-2062 VCS237114

933Motorcycles AndEquipment

2002 YAMAHA R6 8,000 milesMany extras, garage kept.

Maintenance Records.443-307-1569

HARLEY ‘02 SPORTSTER883cc, black, very clean, lthr

bags, 3,300mi. Must sellonly $3,950. Lic#18N5068.805-218-4288 VCS237158

HARLEY ELECTRA GLIDECLASSIC ‘99 full dress, twin

cam 88, 5 speed, 60k mi,black, chrome, super clean.

$8,500. Lic# 14z9178.805-208-8935 VCS236287

VULCAN ‘02 - 1500 Kawaskiwith backrest & windshield,

low mileage $4,500obo.vin#016190. 805-990-5138 or805-340-3465 VCS237519

936Motorhomes/RV

22’ PLEASURE WAY TD ‘04Turbo diesel, 21 mpg, 21k mi,

stored inside, 1 owner, nice$54,000 in T.O at 808-990-3893

(5HZT214) VCS236344

936Motorhomes/RV

DOLPHIN LE34 ‘05GM 8.1 Workhorse, Allison,jacks, 2 slides-tv’s, maple &

nickel int, 3 cameras,basement air, dbl ss frig,5k mi, ext warr. $73,299.(5NKN473) 805-402-9460

VCS236535

ROOKWOOD 2009 RVTRAILER 28ft. All electric

lifter, awning, hydroliclevelers. Sleeps 6, largeelectric slide-out. New

queen mattresses. Manyextras! $20,000 firm. Usedtwice & must sell due to adeath in the family. Youbuy & I will throw in thegenerator. Lic# ilv6461.805-484-3546 or email:[email protected]

This is a MUST SEE!VCS237042

945RV / MotorhomeService

RV STORAGEin Simi Valley

Open for Business!850 W. Los Angeles AveWe have it all...Propane,Dump Station (Public andPrivate) Wash, Air/Waterand Windshield CleaningStation, and Ice Vending.Secure and Fully Paved.Choice Spaces Available.

805.906.0000VCS236511

Transportation950-998

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968Auto Under $1000

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registration?No problem!To get the best

deal, call us first!805-582-2515213-700-3116

24 hrs/7 days__________

VCS236352

977Auto For Sale

ACURA TL S TYPE ‘0726k low mi, navi, wireless

bluetooth, 1 owner, pristinecond. Vin #043565. $25,686.866-719-5522 VCS237591

CADILLAC SEDANDEVILLE 1993

Excellent condition, 2ndowner, 172,000 miles.$2,400. 805-509-8794

(3FDR196) VCS236020

CHRYSLER TOWN &COUNTRY 2003

AAA BeautifulMust Be Seen

Limited $10,800. 65,000miles, 7 persons, cleantitle, services, MINTconditions, metallicgray, gray leather, 3.8LV6. Full loaded (auto cli-mate control DVD/CDsystem, 10 speakers,power seats and slidingdoors, privacy glass).Family will enjoy thecomfort 4ZPN086

(805)407-2894VCS237401

977Auto For Sale

Ford Focus ZTS ‘00Orig owner, 34 mpg, 163k,

man 5 sp, clean. 4JFE220$2,250 805-796-4675

VCS237522

FORD MUSTANG ‘07Orig owner, 32,000 mi, V6,

Auto, P/W, $12,000/obo.(5XUK957)

805-746-6264VCS237352

INFINITI ‘07 M4S SPORTSDN Top of the line! 1 ownerlow mi, factory warranty &simply elegant. Vin #400371.

$29,986. 866-719-5522

VCS237593

INFINITI 2006 FX351 owner, low mi, all whl dr,navi, factory warr & more.

Vin #211369. $26,696.866-719-5522 VCS237594

INFINITI G35 CPE 20071 owner, factory warranty,Premium sports pkg, 19’’

wheels. Simply a must see!Vin #906046. $23,486.

866-719-5522 VCS237596

INFINITI G35 JOURNEYSDN ‘08 Like New, low

mileage, luxurious & sporty.$25,786. Vin #202094.

866-719-5522 VCS237598

LEXUS 2005 ES 330Simply Elegant! 1 owner,

well maintained & luxurious.$14,499. Vin #075683

866-719-5522 VCS237583

Find new&used cars.

LEXUS ES300 2000White, loaded, 85k mi, well

maint, xlnt cond, $4,400.(5CNM531). 818-712-9894

VCS236913

977Auto For Sale

MAZDA 3S SDN 20061 owner, low mileage, mn rf& much more. Call for $$$.Vin #531854 866-719-5522

VCS237584

NISSAN 350 Z COUPE ‘061 owner, mint cond, grd

touring pkg, brambo brakes& more. Vin #354147.

866-719-5522 VCS237585

NISSAN ALTIMA ‘06Good condition, dk blue,

$11,000/obo 805-240-6947(5SPW723) VCS236153

NISSAN MAXIMA SE ‘07Immaculate condition, lowmileage, must see! $17,486Vin #824302 866-719-5522

VCS237579

PORSCHE TARGA ‘97 Arcticwhite w/gray leather int. 6speed. 28,800 miles. $34.5k

Call Dean 661-209-2896(5JLM786) VCS235049

SUBARU Impreza ‘99Sport Outback

great cond, 119k mi, goodpaint $3900

(4epg799) 805-760-2878VCS237464

TOYOTA ‘06 HIGHLANDERHYBRID, 4 dr, 2 wd, V6,auto, 40k miles. $22,999.Vin#015479. 805-407-6250

TOYOTA Prius Hatchback‘07- 48mpg city, leather int,excellent cond. Call for $$$Vin #266461 866-719-5522

VCS237577

980Classics/Antiques/Specialty

BUICK SPECIAL 1954 2 doorhardtop, 322 nailhead, $10k

invested in body/paint!red/wht $6995/obo (008131)

805-625-0494 VCS236632

CAD Brougham 1993Triple black, CELEBRITY,2 car phones, loaded. runsxlnt, 69k miles $65,998/obo.805-499-4956 (3CIB595)

VCS236504

980Classics/Antiques/Specialty

CHEVY CAMEO P/U ‘55 472Cad eng, runs, needs resto-ration $7995/obo 2 xtra origbedsides avail 805-625-0494

(3Qon697) VCS236633

DATSUN 240Z ‘71$1500/obo. will run, minorbody damage. 323-973-6788

(5GIS016) VCS237012

JAGUAR 1949 thru 1973XK120, 140, 150, E-type,

Mark II WANTED, any cond.(415)566-5052 VCS236397

WANTED:Chevy Camaro, DodgeChallenger or Charger,

Plymouth Roadrunner orCuda. ‘67-’72. Any condition

510-638-7221 VCS237723

WANTED: FORDMUSTANG ‘64 Thru ‘68

Coupe, Conv, FB, any cond510-568-5114 VCS235848

985Sport Utility Vehicles

BMW X5 200137,000 miles, Like new; 4.4iauto; Black/black leather;

Fully loaded with nearlyevery option available;Navigation; One owner;

No accidents; non-smoker;$17,900 (URSAI).Call 805-402-3914

VCS236883

986Trucks For Sale

••••••••••••••••••••CHEVY SILVERADO

LS-Z71 ‘0110”lft, 36”tires, Charcoal

grey ext/int., new drivetrain and too many upgrdsto list. Runs great 201Kmiles 8,000obo. 805-630-74773s93233 VCS237321

DODGE 2500 Q-Cab SLT ‘01Hvy duty Tow Pkg, very

clean, 83k mi, a/c & more.$7,850. #6W91068. 818-865-1646

VCS237221

FREIGHTLINERARGOSY 2001

Detroit motor, 2 axis, 477,000miles, 22.5 tires, 10 geartrans ,sleeper, ac/heat,

$15,000 obo(9E09107) Call 805-524-1811

VCS236444

995Wanted Vehicles

CASH FOR YOUR VEHICLERV/Boat o/b-running/notveh ‘89-up RV ‘91-down

1-800-613-5410 VCS237673

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On selected models. Limited terms. See dealer for details. Ends 05/02/10.

‘06 LEXUSRX 330

$24,999Vin# 103422SALE PRICE...

Navigation,Leather, Moonroof

‘07 HONDAPILOT EX-L

$25,999Vin# 510304SALE PRICE...

Navigation, DVD,Leather

‘06 LEXUSGX 470

$31,999Vin# 107896SALE PRICE...

Mark Levinson Sound, Navi,Bluetooth, 3rd Row Seat, Moonroof

‘05 DODGERAM 1500

Vin# 594849SALE PRICE...

$9,994‘05 TOYOTACAMRY XLE

$12,999Vin# 088217SALE PRICE...

Premium Sound,Leather, Moonroof

‘98 TOYOTACOROLLA CE

$6,999Vin# 037494SALE PRICE...

Auto, AC, DualFront Airbags

‘00 TOYOTACAMRY LE

$6,849Vin# 446165SALE PRICE...

Auto, AC, PW/PDL,Cruise, CD, Leather

$7,999

‘04 CHEVYVENTURE EXT


Pwr Sliding Doors,7-8 Pass, LS, Pwr Seat

$15,774

‘07 HONDAACCORD SE


Auto, AC, PW/PDL,Cruise, Multi-CD, Alloys

$15,999

‘03 DODGERAM 1500 QUAD CAB


Laramie, ST, AC, Cruise,Mult-CD, Leather, Tow

‘07 TOYOTACOROLLA


$9,999Air, CD

‘06 MERCURYMILAN PREMIER


$10,999‘05 VOLKSWAGENGTI 2.0T H/BACK


$12,999

‘06 JEEPGRAND CHEROKEE


$13,999

$12,999

‘07 FORDMUSTANG CONV.


Automatic,Pwr Windows/Locks

‘05 INFINITIFX35 AWD

$21,999Vin# 211071SALE PRICE...

Multi-CD, Bose Premium Sound,Traction Ctrl, Leather, Dual Pwr Seats

$16,998

‘08 DODGECHARGER


V-6 3.5L, PremiumSound, Premium Wheels

$7,999

‘03 HONDACIVIC LX


5-Speed, AC, PW/PDL, Cruise,CD, Dual Front Airbags

‘07 TOYOTATUNDRA SR5

$19,999Vin# 011014SALE PRICE...

V-8 5.7L, StabilityControl, Power Seat

‘04 TOYOTAPRIUS

$12,899Vin# 035846SALE PRICE...

AC, PW/PDL, Cruise, Multi-CD,Nav, Traction Ctrl, Alloys

Giant Certified Pre-OwnedSuper Store!‘08TOYOTACOROLLA S

Vin# 022092SALEPRICE

$13,999Moonroof,Rear Spoiler

‘08TOYOTATACOMAACCESS CAB


$17,998Auto, SlidingRear Window,Bed Liner

‘07TOYOTACAMRY SE


$16,999Power Seat,Moon Roof,Rear Spoiler

‘06TOYOTARAV44X4


$17,998

‘08TOYOTAPRIUS HYBRID


$16,998Traction ControlLeather

‘05TOYOTASEQUOIA SR54X4


$22,999Moonroof

All vehicles subject to prior sale. All advertised prices plus government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge, any emission testing charge and any dealer installed options. Offers expire Monday May 3, 2010.

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