Vol. 69, No. 21 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil May 26, 2011 Marines bid Palmer goodbye Community gathers to remember fallen friend

CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES MCAS CHERRY POINT Bagpipes wailed “Amazing Grace” as pallbearers clad in dress blues led Lt. Col. Ben- jamin J. Palmer’s coffi n down the aisle of the chapel at Ma- rine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., during a memo- rial service May 23. As their shrill notes reso- nated off the small church’s walls, soft sobs from loved ones spilled over the melody, offering a sad harmony.

Hundreds from the local CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES and military communities The Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point community gathered in honor of the for- honored Lt. Col. Benjamin J. Palmer during a memorial mer commander of 2nd Low service at the air station chapel May 23. Palmer, the former Altitude Air Defense Battal- commander of 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion here, ion, who was killed in action was killed in action in Afghanistan May 12 as a result of enemy small-arms fire. in Helmand province, Af- ghanistan, while supporting “He was absolutely what 28 chaplain, said Palmer was Operation Enduring Freedom a warrior should be,” Young a good spirit who took care of May 12. said. “He was everything a the Marines under his charge. Fellow service members, Marine should be. There’s no “The service showed how friends and family fi lled every easier way to say it.” much of a tightly knit family space the chapel offered, over- Young said while it was a we are here,” Hammen said fl owing onto the front lawn, personal honor for him to be afterward. “Lt. Col. Palmer watching the service from able to escort Palmer’s body never seemed to be fazed by video screens outside. back to his family from Af- good or bad news. He was Majs. Michael S. McFad- ghanistan, he still needed a bit even-keeled and really did den and Peter B. Young, who of closure to say goodbye to care for his Marines.” served as Palmer’s executive the man he had grown close to Roughly a dozen members and operations offi cers with over the last eight years – the of the Patriot Guard Riders 2nd LAAD, delivered tearful memorial service offered him provided an escort for the and personal eulogies. that opportunity. hearse to and from the funeral McFadden described Palm- “It was a great opportunity home in nearby New Bern, CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES Pallbearers bring the coffin of Lt. Col. Benjamin J. Palmer into the Marine er as a Marine’s Marine with to get 500-plus people all in N.C. Corps Air Station Cherry Point Chapel May 23. More than 500 members of a screaming fl at top and huge one place to celebrate his life,” “It’s an absolute honor to the local and military communities gathered to bid farewell to the beloved smile, eliciting a brief yet pre- Young said. be a part of this,” said Craig Marine who was killed in action in Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 12 cious collective chuckle from Navy Lt. Eric P. Hammen, while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. the crowd of mourners. the Marine Air Control Group See PALMER page A3 CNATT teaches best practices

PFC. CORY D. POLOM shops into cleaner, safer and more time ef- MCAS CHERRY POINT fi cient workspaces that will better prepare The process of Lean Six Sigma is used the students and help them learn faster.” by major businesses and manufacturing Weikert said CNATT instructors decid- companies worldwide. The students of ed on fi ve different personnel that would the Center for Naval Aviation Technical make up the Cherry Point LSS Team. The Training Marine Unit Cherry Point are team inspected several shops and decided beginning to get their fi rst glance at what what could be changed and cleaned up to they will see in the near future when the better the workshop productivity. workshops are cleaned up with AIRSpeed “We found old parts and garbage just 5s design principles. lying around all over the workshops,”

The fi ve “S” are: sort, set in order, said Weikert. “We went into two different LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI shine, standardize and sustain. The Ma- workshops, and as a team decided what Staff Sgt. Scott R. Beebe, right, a former drill instructor, talks with Sgt. Johnathan rines of CNATT took it one step further could be saved or used around the rest of B. Davis, left, and Cpl. Cory J. Vore, center, about the possibilities of being a drill and added a sixth “S’’ for safety. the building and everything else we sent instructor after the first-term alignment plan brief at the station theater May 11. “CNATT students are taught about to the defense reutilization management Lean Six Sigma and AIRSpeed 5 because offi ce to be sent to other units that might it is what they will see in their job fi eld,” fi nd a better use for the materials.” Retention specialists educate said Gunnery Sgt. Timothy W. Weikert, After excess debris was removed and the communications and navigation staff workshops were cleaned up, items were noncommissioned offi cer in charge of Marines on opportunities CNATT. “We began turning the work- See CNATT page A9 LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI all of the fi rst-term Marines, so they can MCAS CHERRY POINT make a sound decision on whether they Main gate to close for construction Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point re-enlist or not, and if they re-enlist, see and 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing career if they want to stay in their same military Cherry Point’s Main Gate will close on Memorial Day weekend for repaving of planners held a fi rst-term alignment plan occupational specialties or branch out and the road surface. The closure will be effective from 6 p.m. Friday until 6 p.m. on brief May 11 in the station theater for Ma- try something new,” said Sgt. Jason W. Memorial Day. Roosevelt Boulevard will be closed from the Main Gate to the “C” rines who must decide whether or not to Piliaris, the career retention specialist for Street traffi c light, and all Main Gate traffi c will be routed through the Cunningham re-enlist during fi scal year 2012. Marine Attack Squadron 223. “We need Gate on Highway 101. The career planners educated the Ma- good, well-rounded Marines if you really rines on how they can become successful want to stay in. Do good on your fi tness Please be alert for temporary traffi c patterns, fl aggers, construction signs and un- in life, whether they make a career out of tests, rifl e range and be competitive.” even road surfaces. Pass and ID and the visitor parking lot will remain open during the Marine Corps or go back to civilian Like any job, Marines will have to Pass and ID’s regular business hours. life. “The importance of the brief is to inform See FTAP page A9 Local MCAA chapter gives to injured Marines

PFC. CORY D. POLOM chapter president. “His vision was for their families when the Marine is hospital- that reason we greatly appreciate the do- MCAS CHERRY POINT professional military education, plus a fun ized or in need of assistance with a medi- nations and support from the Cherry Point The Marine Corps Aviation Association organization that would better our Marine cal situation. For example, they helped MCAA. We feel honored and thankful that recently hosted a golf tournament at Cher- Corps and Marines.” a Marine who stepped on an improvised they thought of this organization to give ry Point’s Sound of Freedom Golf Course, “Where else can you sit down with a explosive device. The Marine lost both his back to.” raising $7,000 that the organization do- group of men and women who served in legs and had his arm amputated above the Cooper said the Cherry Point chapter of nated to the Semper Fi Fund for injured Vietnam and Korea and learn from them?” elbow. He and his wife were given help the MCAA is planning to do more events Marines. Cooper asked rhetorically. “We use our from the Semper Fi Fund with child care in the future to raise money for the Semper The MCAA started in the early 1970s meetings every month to interact with our cost as well as helping them pay for family Fi Fund and the Marines it helps. and is a nonprofi t organization. The Cherry legends of Marine Corps aviation. It also to come out and see them.” “Our golf tournament was a great suc- Point chapter of the MCAA was re-estab- helps us remember our heritage.” Barbra L. Roberson, the east region com- cess,” said Cooper. “If it wasn’t for the lished by Lt. Col. Scott A. Cooper at the Cooper said he feels the MCAA is a munity events planner with the Semper Fi drive and motivation of Gen. Davis, it request of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing great organization that helps with remem- Fund, said the Cherry Point MCAA’s con- would not have been as successful as it Commanding General Maj. Gen. Jon M. bering not only the Marines of the past but tributions go a long way. was. His force of personality has rejuve- Davis. also takes care of the Marines and their “As much as these American heroes nated the Cherry Point MCAA. He is defi - “Gen. Davis came to me and told me families today. have sacrifi ced, they deserve the best nitely our number one fan, and the MCAA he wanted to re-establish the Cherry Point “We are working with the injured Ma- care and support available in their hour is going to continue to help raise fund for chapter of the MCAA,” said Cooper, the rines Semper Fi Fund to help raise money of need. Injuries are often severe, and the and support the Semper Fi Fund.” executive offi cer for Marine Aircraft for them to continue the great work they road to recovery or rehabilitation can be Group 14 and the Cherry Point MCAA do,” said Cooper. “They help Marines and long and costly,” Roberson said. “It is for A2 May 26, 2011 The Windsock From the clinic: TRICARE prescription refi lls system offers peace of mind

SPECIAL TO THE WINDSOCK McGinnis, chief of TRICARE Pharmacy ply may be running low unless they con- more per year for a brand name prescrip- NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC CHERRY POINT Operations. “Auto refi lls or reminders are tact Express Scripts Inc., the TRICARE tion. Benefi ciaries switching from retail to FALLS CHURCH, Va. – Benefi ciaries especially helpful for anyone being treated pharmacy contractor, the prescription will home delivery also helped the Department who use TRICARE pharmacy home deliv- for chronic, long term conditions. It also be automatically refi lled. of Defense save $30 million in 2010. ery get prescription medications shipped cuts down on last minute dashes to a retail “Automatic prescription refi lls offer For more information about home deliv- conveniently to their door. Home delivery pharmacy.” convenience and peace-of-mind to TRI- ery, visit the TRICARE website at http:// also gives benefi ciaries the option of auto- TRICARE benefi ciaries can include CARE benefi ciaries,” McGinnis said. www.tricare.mil/homedelivery. To sign matic prescription refi lls when their medi- prescriptions in the automatic refi ll pro- “And it helps us meet our fi rm commit- up for home delivery or to enroll existing cation supply is running low. gram when they fi rst sign up for home ment to their health.” home delivery prescriptions in the auto- “Automatic refi lls lower the chances delivery, or they can go back later on to Benefi ciaries using home delivery rath- matic prescription refi ll program, benefi - of unsafe breaks in medication therapy, select that feature. Then, seven days be- er than civilian retail pharmacies also save ciaries should go to ESI’s website, http:// which can lead to emergency room vis- fore an automatic refi ll is scheduled for money. Copayments at retail pharmacies www.express-scripts.com/TRICARE or its, hospitalizations and other health care shipping, benefi ciaries are reminded by are three times higher for a 90-day sup- call the TRICARE Member Choice Center setbacks,” said Rear Adm. Thomas J. email or phone that their medication sup- ply of the same medication – up to $176 at 877-363-1433.

Chaplain: Prayer Workhorses volunteer at NAVY LT. ERIC P. HAMMEN ing us to take another look at the night, local elementary school MACG-28 the stars and the galaxies which have only What if when talking to a chaplain, the been discovered recently through the help advice that was given was to stop pray- of the Hubble telescope. They have been ing? Would you question their sanity or around for thousands of years without us credibility? How does this person repre- even knowing it. There are more than 350 sent their church or even their faith? Af- billion galaxies (a conservative estimate) ter recently fi nishing a book written by that generations of people never even Francis Chan called “Crazy Love,” that is saw or even knew existed. I know in my exactly how the book began. The premise neighborhood, or when out in the fi eld, was not really to stop praying but rather, the stars litter the sky with brilliance, like stop talking at God and instead, taking a an IMAX theater in my own backyard. long look at him before we speak another We will either say, “Wow, God is un- word. fathomably big,” or, “He wanted us to see The wise man comes to God without this to say ‘who do you think I am.’” saying a word and stands in awe of him. R.C. Sproul writes, “Men are never Romans 1:20 tells us that through cre- duly touched and impressed with a con- ation we see his “invisible qualities” and viction of their insignifi cance, until they “divine nature.” have contrasted themselves with the maj- Many of these qualities are not just esty of God.” So what about the detail on religious speak, but legitimate scientifi c the other side? Did you know a caterpillar facts. Francis Chan does a great job at putting some of these together, encourag- See CHAPLAIN page A9 Legal: Marital issues

CAPT. KEVIN HOFFMAN ing into a marriage because there seems LEGAL ASSISTANCE OFFICER to be a fi nancial incentive is a mistake. First of all, I am not a marriage coun- The fi nancial incentive is illusive because selor, nor am I an expert in marital rela- it does not account for the stress which tionships. I do however, frequently coun- accompanies living with someone you sel individuals on how to successfully are not yet fully committed to. Couples negotiate their separation agreements and entering into marriage where BAH is the divorces. In the course of this counseling largest determining factor fail to consider I cannot help but notice common issues the costs incurred in a contested divorce. contributing to divorce. While these com- When children are involved, it is typical mon issues correlate to marriages ending for each party to pay $7,500 to $10,000 in divorce, I am not saying that they are for an attorney. It is time to stop thinking necessarily the only causes of divorce. of BAH as an incentive to get married; for The fi rst issue is falling in love with ba- many, it is just the cheese in the mouse sic allowance for housing before falling trap. in love with your soon to be spouse. Mili- The second issue is infi delity. I do tary members often mix the illusion of ex- not mean that everyone I consult with PFC. CORY D. POLOM tra money with a casual relationship that is dealing with an extra-marital affair in Cpl. Cary T. Farrington, right, assists Jalen, a second grader from Arthur Edwards Elementary School, edit his story for capitalization mistakes May 19. Farrington, hopefully will develop into a successful the traditional sense. However, there is a refueler with Marine Wing Support Squadron 271, and more than fi ve other marriage. Unfortunately, many get mar- usually something that takes the time and fellow Marines helped teachers proctor elementary students during their end-of- ried in order to move out of the barracks attention away from what becomes the grade exams May 18-19. “I feel it’s extremely important for us to volunteer with and begin receiving BAH simply hoping the local community, especially the schools,” said Lance Cpl. Zachary A. Satryb, the relationship will work out. Jump- See LEGAL page A9 a supply clerk with MWSS-271. “It helps the children and it helps the teachers.”

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CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES Pallbearers carry the coffin of Lt. Col. Benjamin J. Palmer to the alter of the air station chapel during a memorial service May 23. Hundreds from the local and military communities gathered to honor Palmer, the former commander of 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion here, who was killed in action in Afghanistan May 12.

PALMER from page A1 M. Bellile, the Marine veteran who led the envoy of Patriot Guard motorcycles. “Not just as a former Marine, but as an American.” The scripture for the service was from Ecclesiastes 3:1-14, which began, “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build … a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace.” “I hope all the young Marines out there understand that as Marines, we fi ght our nation’s battles,” Young said. “Sometimes the cost of doing business is that we lose a brother, but now we need to set the example and remember what that person stood for.” McFadden said Palmer is now manning the watch from the heavens. “For the rest of your days, you will have a Marine on duty to protect you,” McFadden told Palmer’s widow and four children.

CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES Members of the Patriot Guard Riders prepare to escort the hearse containing the coffin of Lt. Col. Sgt. Michael A. Winterstein, a musician with the 2nd Marine Benjamin J. Palmer back to the funeral home in New Bern, N.C., May 23. “It’s an absolute honor to be a Aircraft Wing Band, plays “Taps” on his trumpet at the memorial part of this,” said Craig M. Bellile, the Marine veteran who led the envoy of Patriot Guard motorcycles. service for Lt. Col. Benjamin J. Palmer at the air station chapel “Not just as a former Marine, but as an American.” May 23.

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LANCE CPL. ROBERT R. CARRASCO An AH-1W Super Cobra begins its descent onto a landing zone for refueling and rearming at Forward Arming and Refueling Point Ouellette, Afghanistan, April 5. The Vipers of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 169 transferred their responsibility of providing close-air support in Regional Command Southwest to HMLA-267 at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, May 19.

CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES burg, the HMLA-267 squadron sergeant isfi ed with the support they’ve provided will fi nd out sooner than later the effect 2ND MAW (FWD) major. “Our squadron is constantly de- for ground units in Regional Command that the elements can have on these air- CAMP BASTION, Afghanistan – The ployed as detachments, serving the Marine Southwest, explained HMLA-169’s Sgt. craft, but I know they have the right people Vipers of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Expeditionary Units out of both southern Maj. Mark Byrd, a native of Pontiac, in place to prevent that from getting in the Squadron 169 transferred their respon- California and Okinawa, Japan, but since Mich. way of what needs to be done.” sibility of providing close-air support in we deployed here as a unit, cohesion has “I feel that our time here yielded highly Oldenburg said he hopes to echo the Regional Command Southwest to HMLA- been high and morale even higher. We’ve successful results, and that we accom- reputation the outgoing squadron has cre- 267 at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, May seen the core cadre of HMLA-267 really plished all that we have been trained to ated for itself, and has set several goals for 19. come together.” do,” said Byrd. “I think we did exactly his own squadron. Following their seven-month deploy- Oldenburg along with the squadron’s what we set out to do, respond to joint tac- “We are going to continue to fi x and ment in southwestern Afghanistan, the commanding offi cer, Lt. Col. Matthew tical airstrikes and not lose any Marines fl y airplanes as professionals, guaran- Marines of HMLA-169 are scheduled Mowery, will be leading the Stingers of or aircraft. Having an outstanding mainte- tee we are able to accomplish all tasking to return home to Marine Corps Air Sta- HMLA-267 while they serve their tour of nance department meant that we were able from higher, and support the Marines on tion Camp Pendleton, Calif. Following duty in Afghanistan, supporting Marines to do every mission we were called upon the ground with every asset we have,” the the transfer of authority, a fellow Marine and their Afghan and coalition partners to do, because we had the functional air- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. native said. “We are Aircraft Group 39 squadron, HMLA-267, with UH-1Y Huey and AH-1W Super Co- craft to do so.” going to be 100 percent on time and on also based out of Camp Pendleton, will bra helicopters. After HMLA-267 arrived at Camp Bas- target. We have had a phenomenal recep- begin its fi rst full-force deployment in six “The reception from HMLA-169 was tion, Byrd said one his squadron’s top pri- tion from HMLA-169, and I have nothing years. absolutely wonderful,” said Mowery, a na- orities became making sure the Stingers to offer them but my thanks and praise for “I am incredibly excited about our Ma- tive of Troup, Texas. “Everybody, from the had all the tools they needed to take the the work they’ve done here.” rines fi nally getting the chance to rally wrench turners to the pilots, is ready for reins. around our squadron fl ag instead of just the change over.” “We’ve done everything we could to set a detachment,” said Sgt. Maj. Bill Olden- The HMLA-169 Vipers will leave sat- them up for success,” said Byrd. “They "SPECIAL BUY" Holy Spirit Healing Service Sunday, May 29th 18.2 CUBIC 5:00 pm FEET FAMILY Fountain of Life Ministries SIZE 1002 East Main St. • Havelock, NC REFRIGERATOR (Next Door to Flowers by Renee) $ REGULAR Is Healing for Everyone? 887 PRICE The Holy Spirit speaks through the $499 Apostle John and express the heart’s desire of God our creator. BLOWOUT 3rd. John 1:2, states: Beloved I PRICE wish above all things that thou Pastors Larry & mayest prosper and be in health Jackie Taylor even as thy soul prospers. $388 All You Need To Do Is Come, Bring Your Faith And The Holy Spirit Will Do The Healing! Teresa Arthur Lola Thomas Mark Williams Gayle Garretson 1. This is God’s desire and heart towards His children. Branch Manager ext. 222 ext. 224 Senior Support ext. 221 Assistant PLAZA SUPERSTORE 2. This is a three fold blessing. 1317 Main Street • Havelock, NC 28532 3. This is God’s mindset. 2117 S Glenburnie Rd, Ste. 14 4. Because of this reason Jesus shed His blood. New Bern, NC 28562 Phone: 252-672-8819 252-447-0314 5. Because of His death, burial and resurrections (Behind BB&T Bank) we have a convenant right to be healed.

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PFC. CORY D. POLOM Marines with Battery B, 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, make their way through a clearing in the forest while conducting foot patrols at Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue May 17-19. More than 30 Marines with Battery B conducted training on foot patrols, stationary air defense and convoy patrols with moving air defense. LAAD conducts field training, brushes up on basics

PFC. CORY D. POLOM fense and convoy patrols with moving air defense. fi eld exercise with 2nd LAAD. MCAS CHERRY POINT “Here in garrison our job is to keep fresh on our primary “I just recently checked into the unit, and I defi nitely For more than 10 years, the Marine Corps has been fo- mission, which is low altitude air defense,” said Cpl. Mi- feel like I need to work on a few things,” said Pfc. Larry cused on confl icts involving urban warfare and to endure chael S. Hall, a team leader with 1st Platoon, Battery B. D. Holmes, a gunner with 2nd Platoon, Battery B. “I think extremely high temperatures in desert weather conditions. “While deployed on the current missions in Afghanistan, the training went extremely well, and we learned where the Stepping out of the desert and into the jungle, Marines of we are used for security in patrols and convoys. So this platoon needs to improve.” Battery B, 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, went training is really getting us back to the basics of what we Holmes said he feels the training is important not just back to the Vietnam-era when they conducted a fi eld train- need to know to better prepare us for future deployments.” for the knowledge of the Marines but to the mission of the ing exercise in jungle-like warfare conditions at Marine Shenk said the patrol training is crucial because it allows Marine Corps. Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue May 17-19. the Marines to relearn the basics of security missions. “This is what we are doing over in Afghanistan just in the “Everything at Bogue that isn’t road or landing strip is “The patrolling we did today took us through some desert,” said Shenk. “This training takes them back to the vegetation,” said 2nd Lt. Joseph A. Shenk, the 1st platoon rough jungle-like terrain that helped the Marines work on basics and with the basics mastered you can begin to evolve commander for Battery B, 2nd LAAD Bn. “Getting to con- their basic skills to help them with their hand and arm sig- into a stronger fi ghting force. That is the goal of 2nd LAAD duct the training we do here in this jungle type environment nals as well as watching danger zones,” said Shenk. “They – to become the best fi ghting force for the Marine Corps helps us better prepare for a fi ght in any clime and place.” worked really well on the patrol, communicating and mov- through building cohesion and working together.” The Marines’ primary training objective over the three- ing quickly in and out of danger zones.” day period was to conduct foot patrols, stationary air de- For some of the Marines it was their fi rst time out on a

PFC. CORY D. POLOM A 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion Marine takes notes during a mission brief before their foot patrol of the dense vegetation surrounding Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue May 17-19. Marines of Battery B went to Bogue to conduct foot patrols, stationary air defense and convoy air defense training.

PFC. CORY D. POLOM Lance Cpl. Tony J. Tart keeps watch over a danger area while the platoon conducts a foot patrol during training at Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue May 17-19. More than 30 Marines with Battery B, 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, went to Bogue for the training. Tart is an assistant gunner with 1st Platoon, Battery B, 2nd LAAD Bn. PFC. CORY D. POLOM A Marine with Battery B, 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, sights in on a danger area while the platoon conducts a foot patrol during training at Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue May 17-19. A6 May 26, 2011 The Windsock From Hueys to Harvest Hawk: Ordnance Marine arms aircraft in Afghanistan

CPL. SAMANTHA H. ARRINGTON 2ND MAW (FWD) CAMP DWYER, Afghanistan – “I remember him starting to tear up and saying that when the aircraft were fl ying over head, the insurgents seemed to disappear,” said Gunnery Sgt. Brian D. Cook. “That moment made me realize how much my job means.” When the Marines of Cook’s unit, Ma- rine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269, left their homes at Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., in 2008, they were slated for a deployment to Iraq. However, the Marine Corps had other plans for one of their small detachments. The 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, was operating in Afghanistan’s Helmand province and receiving heavy fi re from in- surgent forces. “2nd Bn., 7th Marines didn’t have air support and were getting hit hard with en- emy attacks on what seemed like a daily basis,” said Cook, a native of Concord, N.C. A few days after his detachment arrived in Afghanistan, Cook was brushing his teeth when a young Marine walked in. “I started talking with him and he told me he was a motor transport opera- tor Marine with 2nd Bn., 7th Marines,”

Cook said. “I told him that Marines from CPL. SAMANTHA H. ARRINGTON my squadron had just arrived to provide Gunnery Sgt. Brian D. Cook, the aviation ordnance chief with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 252, instructs one of close-air support for his brothers on the his junior Marines on Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, May 1. The Harvest Hawk equipped KC-130J Hercules has AGM-114 Hellfire ground.” and Griffin missiles, as well as a target site sensor from an AH-1Z attack helicopter to provide aerial support for the troops on Upon hearing the news that Marine the ground. “I’m proud to serve my country and to support the Marines on the ground directly defending our freedom,” said aviators were in country to support, Cook Cook. said the young Marine became emotional, Cook. “The aircraft has a pretty new ord- riers, and even spent a tour instructing Ma- for a way to improve his life. and thanked him for what they had come nance system and I’m able to share my rines new to the ordnance career specialty “I got into a lot of trouble in my late to do. knowledge and experience while operat- at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. teens and I was running with the wrong “It is one of the memories I will never ing on it.” “He is an excellent steward of a pro- crowd,” said Cook. “The Marine Corps forget,” Cook said. The Harvest Hawk KC-130J is different gram with unique challenges and he still was able to give me the focus and drive I Three years later, Cook returned to Af- from other Marine Corps Hercules. While continues to succeed,” said Maj. Marc E. needed to become who I am today.” ghanistan. His mission is the same, to load it retains its ability to transport troops and Blankenbicker, with VMGR-352, the lead And after 16 years of service, Cook is and troubleshoot the ordnance onto Ma- conduct aerial refueling, the Harvest Hawk fi re control offi cer for the Harvest Hawk no longer a troubled teen, but a family man rine Corps aircraft that will provide close- KC-130J also provides close-air support detachment at Camp Dwyer. with a wife and two children. He said he air support for Marines and their Afghan for ground troops with a complement of “Gunny Cook is a very professional staff also sees his fellow Marines as family and and coalition partners in southwestern Af- AGM-114 Hellfi re and Griffi n missiles, as noncommissioned offi cer and is extremely works tirelessly to support them the best ghanistan. well as a target site system from the AH- competent in his job,” added Blanken- he can. The aircraft he works on, however, is 1Z Viper attack helicopter. bicker. “He has demonstrated exemplary “I’m proud to serve my country and to new. Cook serves at Camp Dwyer with Members of the Harvest Hawk detach- leadership and has exceeded every expec- support the Marines on the ground directly Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squad- ment said Cook’s wide range of experi- tation.” defending our freedom,” he said. ron 252 as the aviation ordnance chief for ence makes him especially qualifi ed for However, Cook said he didn’t always “I’d like to be able to continue doing this Harvest Hawk equipped KC-130J. the armed KC-130J. Cook said he’s loaded exceed expectations. When he walked into job when I retire from the Marine Corps,” “I was selected for this job based on 16 ordnance on nearly every aircraft in the a Marine Corps recruiting offi ce 16 years Cook added. “For as long as I can remem- years of experience with ordnance,” said Marine Corps arsenal, from Hueys to Har- ago, he was as a troubled teenager looking ber this is what I’ve wanted to do.”

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CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES A Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461 CH-53E Super Stallion descends through a cloud of dust beside a downed Canadian Forces CH-47 Chinook during a tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel mission in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, May 17. Using a trio of Super Stallion helicopters, with assistance from 2nd Marine Logistics Group’s helicopter support team, the Canadian and American team was able to carry the damaged aircraft back to its home at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.

CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES bris from the crash and Canadian Forces personnel back of the engines and rotor blades, had to be removed from 2ND MAW (FWD) to Kandahar.” the aircraft with only eight hours notice.” CAMP BASTION, Afghanistan – Canadian and U.S. To ensure the mission was carried out safely, a pair of Decreasing the weight of the aircraft was not the only forces safely recovered a downed Canadian Forces CH-47 Canadian Forces attack helicopters provided close-air factor taken into consideration before the mission. Chinook helicopter during a tactical recovery of aircraft support during the mission, while Canadian Leopard 2 “The zone was extremely challenging for us, mostly due and personnel mission in Kandahar province, Afghani- tanks provided ground security. to the dust,” Steward-Campbell said. “We had reduced the stan, May 17. “There were also Canadians who worked in conjunc- weight of the aircraft, so it had suffi cient power, but the Using a trio of CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters from tion with the HST,” explained Staff Sgt. Peter Montalvo, dust made it diffi cult to fi nd reference over the ground, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461, with assistance a CH-53E crew chief and weapons and tactics instructor but it’s the mission we train for and we accomplished it.” from 2nd Marine Logistics Group’s helicopter support with HMH-461. “They had the manuals for the Chinook This mission marks the second time the Marine Corps team, the Canadian and American team was able to trans- and were the subject matter experts. We took our cue from Air Station New River, N.C., based squadron has been port the damaged aircraft back to its home at Kandahar them and working together we were able to bring the air- called upon to perform a TRAP mission during their cur- Airfi eld, Afghanistan. craft back to Kandahar.” rent deployment to Afghanistan. “We showed up with two aircraft to do the lift in case Prior to launching the mission, the HMH-461 planners “We are the premier TRAP and heavy-lift asset in-the- one had a maintenance issue during the mission,” said had a number of factors to consider. ater,” said Montalvo, a Eureka, Calif., native.”I think this Maj. Jade Steward-Campbell, a CH-53E pilot and HMH- “Our maintenance section had to strip over two tons of mission went very well. We had multiple agencies and 461’s maintenance offi cer. “A third CH-53 served as our unnecessary parts off the CH-53s in order to enable them multiple countries working together. We went in with an tactical support aircraft, which launched out with the HST to execute this lift,” Steward-Campbell, a Carson City, international effort and got the job done.” to rig the CH-47 for pick-up, and to transport all the de- Nev., native said. “Almost everything, with the exception Precision repairs bumper to bumper and everywhere in STORE DISPOSAL between. Only you can authorize repairs on FOUR DAYS ONLY! your vehicle. Be certain that the insurance company will cover the cost of repairing all accident FRIDAY, SATURDAY damages before you sign anything. Quality Body Shop SUNDAY & MONDAY 1305 East Main Street • Havelock, NC 28532 I AM CERTIFIED CERTIFIED 252-447-3066 or 252-447-2086 UST

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FTAP from page A1 CNATT from page A1 compete for the job opening by making themselves appear as accomplished as outlined with tape and placed into their spots. possible. Every military occupational specialty is assigned a number of boat “We outlined each piece of equipment that we use in each shop because it helps for gear spaces, or re-enlistment opportunities, and Marines will compete for these boat accountability,” said Weikert. “We also organized the items in the order of use that the stu- spaces regardless if they are making a lateral move or remaining in their original dents would use.” MOS. The Marines who appear most qualifi ed will get the opportunity to re- After the two workshops were fi nished, the LSS team presented the information they found enlist. to Lt. Col. Paul M. Melchior, the commanding offi cer of CNATT. Previously, boat spaces would go on a fi rst-come-fi rst-served basis. There was “I think this a great way to save time and money, as well as keeping the students of CNATT a 30-day period to turn in applications, and commanding generals did not sign safe while learning how to do their jobs,” said Melchior. “We are working on making this the waivers. Today, there is a 90-day re-enlistment period beginning July 1 and end- best school house and not a museum. This program is defi nitely what we need to make sure ing Sept. 30. Boat spaces will go to those who are most qualifi ed, and command- we check off this goal.” ing generals can sign waivers if a Marine did not meet all of the requirements. During the brief, the career retention specialists covered a wide array of re-en- CHAPLAIN from page A2 listment factors including re-enlistment prerequisites, incentives, lateral moves has 228 separate and distinct muscles in its head? The average elm tree has approximately six and the benefi ts of re-enlisting. million leaves. And your own heart generates enough pressure as it pumps blood throughout The Marine Corps is currently comprised of about 200,000 Marines and con- your body that it could squirt blood up to 30 feet. tinuing to maintain its manpower numbers, according to Maj. Shawn D. Haney, Did you ever think of how diverse God is? He didn’t have to make different kinds of offi cer in charge of Manpower and Reserve Affairs Public Affairs Offi ce at bananas, but he did. He didn’t have to put 3,000 different species of trees within a square Headquarters Marine Corps. In order to re-enlist, Marines will have to prove to mile in the Amazon jungle, but he did. What about all the different types of laughter? Did the Marine Corps that they are worth keeping. A set of standards has been put in you know when you get goose bumps, the hair in your follicles is actually helping you stay place for Marines to know who is eligible and who is not. warmer by trapping body heat? Plants take in carbon dioxide, which is bad for us, and pro- A Marine cannot have any alcohol-related incidents with vehicles, involve- duce oxygen, which is good for us. ment with illegal drugs, issues preventing deployment, have been assigned to God is diverse, creative and sophisticated, and the point of it all is his glory. So how do an alcohol treatment program in the past year, no more than two non-judicial we properly respond to God’s magnitude in a world that ignores or just tolerates him. He punishments, and no court martial or civilian court convictions. To re-enlist, a instructs us to worship and fear him. It confuses us when loving God is hard. Shouldn’t it be Marine must meet physical and medical requirements, have a minimum profi - easy to love a God so wonderful? ciency and conduct marks of 4.0/4.0, fi rst-term Marines must be a high school Is it unchristian to say some mornings that we don’t feel like loving God, or we just forget graduate or hold a general equivalency degree, and must win a fi rst-term align- to? Chan talks about a time when he went to his family reunion and people kept coming up ment plan ‘boat space’ within the fi scal year that the Marine ends his active to him saying, “She’s your wife?” It happened so many times he had to look back at some service. If some of these requirements are not met, the Marines may be able to picture and he was surprised that his wife did chose to be with him – and not just because she apply for a commanding general’s waiver, according to Marine administrative is beautiful. He is reminded of the fullness of what he has been given. message 1040.31. Sometimes we need that reminder about God. Sometimes we need to stop talking to God Marines also have the option of making a lateral move to another MOS. Ma- and just sit back and listen. rines desiring to laterally move can begin submitting applications Dec. 1. How- ever, if that specialty is full of Marines re-enlisting and not accepting lateral from page A2 moves, then most or all of the boat spaces can be fi lled before Dec. 1, making LEGAL the move impossible for most. Conversely, jobs needing more manpower quickly scorned spouse. Basically if you cannot give up video games, Facebook friends, interaction can receive applications at any time instead of waiting for Dec. 1. All re-enlist- with previous girlfriends or boyfriends, or any part of your single life when asked by your ment requirements apply to lateral moves as well. The training for the new MOS signifi cant other to do so, you probably are not ready for marriage. I am not saying you must be completed successfully, or the Marine could be sent back to his original have to be willing to drop your individuality, but ask yourself, “If it comes down to fi shing, MOS fi eld. partying, (insert whatever else you hold dear) or my fi ance, which would I choose?” If the For those Marines who meet the requirements, there can be a lot of benefi ts answer is anything besides your fi ance, the relationship could use some cultivating. Your of re-enlisting. Re-enlistees can have a choice of duty station, receive 60 extra spouse is always number one on the priority scale. bonus points on their composite score, go to a special-duty assignment such as Third, too many among us do not know when to step back from an argument and walk Marine security guard, drill instructor or recruiter, and possibly go to special away. It is never acceptable to escalate a domestic disagreement to the point of domestic training schools like jump school at Fort Benning, Ga. Monetary bonuses can be violence. It is very diffi cult to repair a relationship that is marred by even one instance of available to Marines re-enlisting into certain specialties. Selective re-enlistment violence; especially when children are present in the home. Violence should be reported, bonuses are dependent on rank and MOS. never hidden or tolerated. According to the specialists, the re-enlistment conditions are unique for every Fourth and fi nally, fi nances can be a sore spot for many couples. It is helpful to have a Marine. Any Marine hoping to re-enlist should speak with his career retention fi nancial expectations discussion before getting married. For those who are married, it is not specialist often so he knows exactly where he stands. too late to sit down and discuss your fi nancial expectations. Make a budget. Look at past bills “I feel a lot better informed after this brief,” said Sgt. Johnathan B. Davis, an to determine how the both of you spend. One outcome of the discussion should always be a AV-8B Harrier airframes mechanic with Marine Attack Squadron 231. “I talked plan to live within your means, both now and in the future. It is tough to get into fi nancial to my career retention specialist a lot, and this helped give me the little extra edge trouble if spouses are working together to live on less than they earn. over others. Hopefully, I’ll spend three years as a drill instructor and then come Marriage can be very rewarding, but it can also be a terrible experience if entered into for back to the fl eet as a staff sergeant and be a division chief for VMA-231.” the wrong reasons or if it is not maintained properly. Take some time to evaluate your mar- riage, or even your dating relationships, to spot potential issues that can be dealt with before they get out of hand.

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NOTEBOOK Edwards wins, Bayne misses

All the pre-race hype about the All-Star Race focused on the possibility of paybacks by feuding Answer drivers and hot tempers on the part of the other Answer drivers, but the race was relatively calm by NASCAR standards. Race winner Carl Edwards said he wasn’t too surprised that there weren’t many wrecked cars and dented egos. “It did surprise me that everyone raced so cleanly, but I truly believe we’re at a point in the sport where guys are just getting better and ManMan better all the time, and the car setups are get- ting better and people are understanding how the air works on the cars so well that guys are able to do some amazing things,” he said. “I saw in that first race there were some guys side- ways, three wide, sliding, saving the cars. Paul Menard had an amazing save at one point. Everybody is doing a really good job, and I think that’s what you’re seeing …” Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne didn’t run in the All-Star Race, and may not race in the Coca-Cola 600, due to a recent illness. Bayne went to Rockingham Speedway last week and tested both the Wood Brothers Ford that he races in Cup and the Roush Fenway Mustang that he runs in the Nationwide Series. After that, Roush Fenway president Steve Newmark issued the following statement: “[Bayne] has been undergoing tests and out of his routine for almost a month now.With that dis- ruption … he has not been able to take part in our daily training activities, and he’s going to need a little more time to get acclimated to the strenuous demands of a NASCAR racing schedule. “Obviously we would love to have him back out on the track, but we are not prepared to do that NASCAR chairman Brian France talks to the media. (NASCAR photo) until we are sure that he’s 100 percent. His symp- toms have improved tremendously, but we’re still NASCAR chairman on new rules, old tracks, hot collars not all the way back to where we want to be.” limits is that if you put anyone in danger, like “Other drivers like Sergio Pena and others Ragan Showdown win a first As part of the All-Star weekend at Charlotte Motor what happened with Kevin Harvick and Kyle who are coming from the home tracks, coming Speedway, NASCAR chairman Brian France held a Busch [at Darlington], where it was after the from the regional series, are getting opportuni- David Ragan got his first victory in the Sprint question and answer session with members of the race … ties and showing their skills, and that’s going to Cup Series on Saturday night at Charlotte when media. Here are excerpts of France’s remarks. “[I think it’s important to note if you look be a good thing.” he won the non-points Sprint Showdown, the pre- through NASCAR’s history – [such as] the liminary event to the All-Star Race. famous finish at Daytona with Richard Petty On declines in attendance at some Sprint Cup He said afterward that any win is big. On the on-track competition this year: and David Pearson where they obviously hit tracks, like Dover International Speedway: “It does a lot for our confidence for myself, for “I would go back not only to the first part of each other and spun out in the grass – you go “We certainly don’t like to see empty seats. the team, for the competitors that we race this year, but really go back to most of last year through our history and that’s part of it: contact, We like to see as many fans enjoying this great around,” Ragan said. “We’ve been so close to clos- where you saw a rise in the competition level, emotion, particularly late in the race. competition as possible, but we’re also realistic ing the deal and just haven’t been able to do it.” lead changes, new winners, very competitive “We can over-officiate and over-regulate in that some things are going to take time. There Ragan could have taken the safe route in the Chase down the stretch between Denny some circumstances over a 60-year period of are not many sports that aren’t being affected Showdown and run second to race leader Brad [Hamlin] and Jimmie Johnson and so on. That’s time. And I think our point was, a couple years in one way or the other in attendance. Keselowski, since the top two finishers in the carried on to this year. ago, we thought we might be in a pattern of “We have high gas prices that are upon us, Showdown would advance to the main event, but “You’ve seen some resurgence by some of the that, and we wanted to put it more in the driv- and that is certainly another factor for our fans he pressed the issue anyway. drivers who mean the most to the NASCAR fan ers’ hands. to consider. We certainly don’t want to see “Everything is a lot easier if you’ve got a fast base, and obviously that would be Dale “We never said there were no limits to that. empty seats. We’ll be working with tracks to get race car, so I just tried not to make any mistakes [Earnhardt] Jr., who is fourth in points now, You just can’t go around with a missile and a the best dates possible, and we’ll go from there.” those last few runs,” he said. “It’ll give us some contending for wins. And it looks like he could weapon out there … extra confidence.” contend for a championship if he continues to “We’re going to remain, obviously, a contact On whether the new rules that prevent Sprint Ragan went on to finish eighth in the main improve with his team. sport, and we’re going to remain with the basic Cup drivers from earning points in the event, but he was already looking forward to the “There’s been a lot of excitement … Things philosophy that we’re putting more of it in the Nationwide Series are enough to give the series Coca-Cola 600. are tighter, the competition level is higher, emo- drivers’ hands. If they go over a line we think is its own identity: “We got a top 10 and raced our way in,” Ragan tions are higher. there, we’ll deal with that.” “I think you’re going to see us take a slow, said. “I think you better watch out for the 6 car “So a good part of that is exciting and great steady look at making sure that we’re getting next week.” for the sport. Obviously there are limits to what On the overall health of NASCAR’s Home the most out of the Nationwide Series, which we think how far that can go, and we’ve shown Tracks short track program: needs to be analogous to college football and those limits recently. “The home track area of the business has being able to build some stars that come from “If you look at the Kevin Harvick incident [at improved in the last couple of years, in particu- Saturday to Sunday for us. Darlington], which was not even a racing inci- lar the regional events like the K&N Series. “This [rules change] was a big step, but it’s dent, it was after the event, you saw us take “One of the things that’s happened with our not going to be the only step, and we’ll be look- action and step in. You saw us take action as regional series in our home tracks is we’re start- ing at ways to enhance the young drivers and well with discussions with Juan Pablo ing to get … some of the drivers in our diversity their talents, and new owners in the [Montoya] and Ryan Newman. So there are program … one being Darrell Wallace, who I Nationwide and other national series, that always limits, but on balance, the most impor- know is winning in some very competitive situ- don’t just get the proliferation of Cup drivers tant thing is how tight the competition is.” ations. He is going to, I’m sure, be in a national to the point where it just homogenizes Sunday series, one of the four national series, shortly. and Saturday and doesn’t deliver the benefit On maintaining control while still allowing And if that happens, and if he’s successful – I that we like to see with showcasing young the boys to “have at it” on the track: hope he is – it would be a tremendous boost for drivers and young talent and young owners, David Ragan celebrates after winning the Showdown at Iowa “I think there are limits. You saw one of the us, and a tremendous accomplishment for him. new owners.” Motor Speedway Sunday. (NASCAR photo)

Edwards, Roush mum on SPRINT CUP POINTS NUMERICALLY 2012, focused on ‘winning’ 1. Carl Edwards SPEAKING Besides being the Sprint Cup points leader and the 416; Leader most recent All-Star champion, Carl Edwards also is NASCAR’s top free agent, as his contract with Roush 2. Jimmie Johnson Laps led by Kyle Fenway Racing is up at the end of this year. 572 He addressed the issue in his winner’s interview follow- 392; behind -24 Busch in the last 12 ing Saturday’s Sprint Cup All-Star Race in Charlotte. Cup race at Charlotte Motor “All I’ll say about that is we’re running really well right 3. Kyle Busch now, and it’s because of Jack Roush and Ford and all Spdwy, the most of any driver these people’s hard work,” he said. “Those [contract rene- 379; behind -37 gotiation] talks are going on Laps run behind closed doors. We’ll hopefully Ricky Stenhouse makes a pit stop during Sunday’s Nationwide Series 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 3,606 get something done, but ... what race at Iowa Motor Speedway. (NASCAR photo) 364; behind -52 among the top I’m trying to do is focus on that 15 by Jimmie Johnson in the because, we have a championship Stenhouse: Iowa now ‘favorite’ to win this year.” 5. Kevin Harvick past 12 Cup races at Charlotte, Roush weighed in, too. What a difference a year makes for Nationwide 362; behind -54 top among drivers “Carl is a rock star,” Roush said. Series driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. A year ago at Iowa “He’s the only backflipper in the Speedway, Stenhouse’s NASCAR career appeared to be 6. Matt Kenseth field and was the first one to crawl in jeopardy when he crashed two cars before the start 342; behind -74 Major NASCAR victories up in the stands. Some of the driv- of the race and damaged a third in the main event. But 7 this season for Roush ers wouldn’t go up in the stands on Sunday, he turned in a nearly flawless performance, 7. Ryan Newman Carl Edwards like that after a race and for good taking the lead from his Roush Fenway Racing team- Fenway Racing (four in (NASCAR photo) reason. But Carl is well thought of mate Carl Edwards on a restart with 18 laps to go and 340; behind -76 Nationwide, three in Sprint Cup) … and he drives the heck out of our holding on for his first-ever Nationwide victory. race cars. We’re trying to maintain the focus on keeping “Iowa was not my favorite place, but it is now,” 8. Clint Bowyer our season together. We want to put ourselves in the best Stenhouse said in Victory Lane. “We crashed three cars 336; behind -80 Laps led by Kevin Harvick situation we can to make a championship run, to be in last year here, and to come back this strong with these 1 in the last 12 points-pay- the top 10 and then to make a championship run in the same No. 6 guys means a lot.” closing months of the year.” His team owner Jack Roush predicted that 9. Kurt Busch ing Sprint Cup races at “[Contract negotiations are] going on behind closed doors. Stenhouse isn’t done winning. 336; behind -80 Charlotte Motor Speedway, the With some accuracy I say I really don’t do the money, and I “Ricky Stenhouse is going to be a factor in this stock fewest of any driver in the top try to stay out of the money part of it, but I will have to pay car racing for many years to come; certainly long after 10. Tony Stewart attention to this deal as it gets closer, but it’s not something I’m gone and I’m glad to be here for day one for him,” 10 in the Cup standings we’re gong debate or discuss in the public.” Roush said. 328; behind -88 Section B May 26, 2011

PFC. CORY D. POLOM Lance Cpl. Steven T. Smiley slams Cpl. Donte L. Ravenell to the mats during their practice at the wrestling room aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune May 9. Smiley is the only Cherry Point wrestler with the All-Marine wrestling team. Cherry Point wrestler pins spot on All-Marine team PFC. CORY D. POLOM MCAS CHERRY POINT The crowd cheers as two wrestlers grapple and slam each other trying to get the upper hand on their opponent. One competitor hooks the other in a bear hug, slams him to the mat, and covers him for the pin. This was the scene during a practice session for the All-Marine wres- tling team at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune’s wrestling room May 9. Lance Cpl. Steven T. Smiley, the only Cherry Point Marine on the All- Marine wrestling team, has been wrestling for more than 13 years, since he was in third grade, and will be wrestling in the 163-pound weight class. “I feel so alive when I am wrestling,” said Smiley. “It takes your top physical and mental toughness to compete at this level. I love the feeling of accomplishment I get when I win a match.” When Smiley isn’t wrestling, he serves as an AV-8B Harrier mechanic with Marine Attack Squadron 542. While Smiley was deployed to Japan with VMA-542, the last thing he could have imagined happening was being scouted by a wrestling coach. Then he met Maj. Dan Hicks, the All-Marine wrestling coach. “I went on my yearly scouting tour of the West Coast and overseas when I found Smiley in Iwakuni,” said Hicks. “I held a wrestling clinic and he just shined. No one at that clinic could touch Smiley, and I told him to get in contact with me when he returned from his deployment.” When Smiley returned from his deployment in January, he contacted Hicks and got everything rolling to be able to join the wrestling team. “Going from working on Harriers to hitting the mats twice a day is a real change of pace,” said Smiley. Smiley said the way he works out and trains is designed to help pre- pare him for upcoming meets. “Our coach has us on a training schedule where you will peak at the top of your game in the time frame of a meet,” said Smiley. “After a meet you take a few days off and take it easy for a few days, like a pyramid.” Smiley said he fi nds his inspiration to continue to work hard from the man who motivated him growing up. “My high school wrestling coach was a very inspiring person for me and my wrestling career,” said Smiley. “He knew how to push me to train for this lifestyle I am dedicated to. He taught me a lot about myself and the sport of wrestling.” Smiley said his rookie season with the team will be dedicated to his high school wrestling coach and the aspect of mental toughness. “My high school coach always said that a person can always build physical strength,” said Smiley. “However, when you are in the third period and you are on your back you have to be able to use that mental toughness to push through and get the escape. His words still ring true this day. ‘Work through the pain and dig deep to get it done.’ That one piece of advice has helped me get to where I am today.” Inspiration isn’t the only thing keeping Smiley striving to be a better wrestler. He said his teammates’ enthusiasm and living the life of a Ma- rine contributes to his overall performance as a wrestler. “When I see one of my teammates on the mat slamming guys around, it pushes me to do that much better,” said Smiley. “It makes me think about being the best I can be for my team as well as the Marine Corps. As a Marine this is my job now. So to continue to push the envelope in my wrestling career is not only a passion of mine but also a way for me to continue to give back to an organization that has done so much for me. This is my duty to the Marine Corps, and I am happy to serve it by doing something I absolutely love.” Hicks said he feels Smiley has a great toughness and is willing to work hard to be the best he can and put forth his utmost effort. “Smiley has a ton of potential,” said Hicks. “The sky is the limit for this Marine, and he is one person I know I can give a beating to and he will keep coming back for more. He is a valuable asset and he works hard.”

PFC. CORY D. POLOM Lance Cpl. Steven T. Smiley begins to fl ip Cpl. Donte L. Ravenell with the “Arm Bar Takeover” during their practice in the wrestling room aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune May 9. When Smiley isn’t wrestling, he serves as an AV-8B Harrier mechanic with Marine Attack Squadron 542. B2 May 26, 2011 The Windsock

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REINHILD MOLDENHAUER HUNEYCUTT law school buddy of Rachel who she always had a MCB CAMP LEJEUNE PUBLIC AFFAIRS crush on. “PRIEST” (PG-13) When Darcy throws Rachel a surprise birthday “Priest” is a post-apocalyptic science-fi ction thriller based on a graphic novel, and bash, Rachel has one too many drinks, and the “good is set in an alternate world ravaged by centuries of war between man and vampires. girl” unexpectedly ends up in bed with Dex. The story revolves around a former super soldier and legendary priest from the last Now Rachel and Darcy’s lifelong friendship col- Vampire War. lides with true love and leads to unexpected complica- Paul Bettany (“Legion,” “The Da Vinci Code,” “A Beautiful Life”) stars as the tions and potentially explosive romantic revelations. vampire hunting man of the cloth, the legendary warrior priest from the last Vampire In the meantime, Ethan, played John Krasinski War, who now lives in obscurity among the other downtrodden human inhabitants in (“It’s Complicated”), who is Rachel’s platonic pal walled-in dystopian cities ruled by the church. and constant confi dante, has been harboring a secret When his niece, Lucy Pace, played by Lily Collins (“The Blind Side”) is abducted of his own. by a murderous pack of vampires, Priest comes out of retirement to rescue her from Also appearing is Steve Howey (“Bride Wars”) as her blood sucking captors. Marcus, an irrepressible womanizer who can’t keep Priest breaks his sacred vows to venture out on an obsessive quest to fi nd her be- his mind out of the gutter or his hands off any girl within reach; and Ashley Williams fore they turn her into one of them. (“Indian Summer”) as the lovesick Claire. He is joined on his crusade by his niece’s boyfriend, Hicks, a trigger-fi ngered Luke Greenfi eld (“The Girl Next Door”) directed this insightful comedy of chang- young wasteland sheriff, played by Cam Gigandet (“Burlesque”). ing partners and domineering loved ones, which is based on Emily Griffi n’s 2004 Also on hand to help is a former warrior priestess who possesses otherworldly novel by the same name. fi ghting skills, portrayed by Maggie Q (“Mission Impossible III”). “Something Borrowed” tries to show the complicated relationship between female Co-starring are Karl Urban (“Red,” “Star Trek”) as Black Hat; Brad Dourif (“Hal- friends by exploring the meaning of friendship, true love and ethics. However, this loween II”) as Salesman; Stephen Moyer (“88 Minutes”) as Owen Pace; Christopher intended soul-searching movie falls fl at. Plummer (“The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus”) as Monsignor Orelas; Alan Dale (“After the Sunset”) as Monsignor Chamberlain; and Madchen Amick (“The Hunt- “INSIDIOUS” (PG-13) ed”) as Shannon Pace. “Insidious” is a suspense-horror tale about a family that looks to prevent evil spirits Scott Charles Stewart (“Legion”) directed this fi lm which screenwriter Cory Good- from trapping their comatose child in the realm called The Further. man adapted from the graphic novel by the same name written by Min-Woo Hyung. Patrick Wilson (“The Switch,” “Watchmen,” “The A-Team”) and Rose Byrne (“Get “Priest” is an action thriller with vampires more feral and disturbing than “Twi- Him to the Greek,” “Knowing”) star as Josh and Renai Lambert, who with their three light.” children share a happy family life. Shortly after moving into a new house, the family discovers that dark spirits have “SOMETHING BORROWED” (PG 13) possessed their home. “Something Borrowed” is a romantic comedy that explores the fi ne line between When tragedy strikes their young son, Dalton, played by Ty Simpkins (“Pride love and friendship. and Glory”), Josh and Renai begin to experience things that even science cannot The movie follows two best friends who fall for the same guy and friendships are explain. tested and secrets come to the surface. Trying to escape the haunting and save their son, the family moves again. Jennifer Goodwin (“Take Me Home Tonight,” “In the Land of Women”) stars as However, they soon discover that it was not the house that was haunted. Rachel White, a thirty-year-old single woman, who is a hardworking and talented at- Co-starring are Lin Shaye (“Snakes on a Plane”) as Elise Rainier as a ghost-buster torney at a top New York law fi rm, and so called the “selfl ess good girl. expert; and Barbara Hershey (“Black Swan”) as Lorraine Lambert, Josh’s mother. Kate Hudson (“Bride Wars,” “Fool’s Gold”) stars as Darcy Rhone, a dynamic but Director James Wan (“Dead Silence,” “Death Sentence”), who is also the producer egotistical and bossy party girl. of the cult series “Saw,” collaborated with the people behind “Paranormal Activity” The unlikely duo have been best friends since childhood; however, Rachel has and now brings us this straight-forward unsettling concoction. always stood in the shadow of the fl ashy and self-centered Darcy. “Insidious” is a creepy and unsettling modern fright-fest, a very lame haunted Darcy is engaged to Dex, played by Colin Egglesfi eld (“The Good Guy”), an old house movie with a very scary parenting problem. The Windsock May 26, 2011 B3

Announcements ►Indicates new announcement cation on promotions, fitness reports, master brief sheets and the official military personnel file. Marine and Family Programs ►Authors Luncheon Scheduled For more information, see your unit career planner. The friends of the Havelock-Craven Public Library Marine, Family Programs Office Numbers began selling tickets for this year’s Annual Authors’ Lun- Artists Go Wild in N.C. Aquarium Exhibit The Family Member Employment Program, cheon at the First United Methodist Church in Havelock North Carolina’s Wildlife from the Mountains to the Transition Assistance Management Program, June 4 at 11:30 a.m. Coast exhibit at the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Relocation Assistance Program and accredited The event will feature talks from a number of local and Knoll Shores features 27 works by members of the North financial counselors can be reached at 466-4201. regional authors as well as the sale of books. Carolina Wildlife Artist Society and runs through July 5. • Child Development Resource and Referral – 466- The author list includes Deborah Wallis, author of The North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores is 3595. Sweet Dreams and Flying Machines, a murder mystery open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, including Memorial Week- • Exceptional Family Member Program – 466- set at Cherry Point. end. 7547. Tickets are $20 and proceeds go to support the library. • Family Advocacy Program – 466-3264. For more information, contact the library at 447-7509 Cherry Point Road Construction • Library – 466-3552. for details and tickets. This project includes lane merging and repairs/im- • LifeLong Learning – 466-3500. provements at the intersection of Roosevelt Boulevard, • Military Family Life Consultant – 876-8016. ►Re-opening Dedication Ceremony “A” Street and Cunningham Road. • New Parent Support Program – 466-3651. The City of New Bern and the New Bern Parks & Rec- Phase construction expected as follows: • Retired Activities – 466-5548. reation Department will hold a special re-opening dedi- (1) “A” Street between Cunningham and Roosevelt, mid- • Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program cation ceremony of the newly renovated Stanley White April to June – 466-5490. Recreation Center in New Bern Friday at 11 a.m. (2) Cunningham between “A” Street and Roosevelt, late- Substance Abuse Counseling – 466-7568. The recreation center has been a staple in the Duffy- April to June • 24-Hour Victim Advocate for Confidential Services field community, and has served a great number of New (3) Roosevelt between Highway 101 and Slocum Road, relating to Sexual Assault or Domestic Violence Bern residents for over 35 years. June to August – 665-4713. For more information please call 639-2919 or email (4) Roosevelt between Jack Rabbit Road and Navy Boat [email protected]. Docks, August to September Budget for Baby What motorists should know: The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers ►Kids “Cast-A-Way” Fishing Tournament Asphalt will cure the same day and be available for Budget for Baby classes. All Cherry Point kids, ages 3-15, are invited to free traffic. To register call 466-2031. fishing, pizza and drinks at Catfish Pond, located off Ri- Active construction areas will be clearly marked by fle Range Road, June 4. flagmen, barricades, safety cones and signage as appro- Breastfeeding Class Kids need to bring a fishing pole, tackle and bait, and priate. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to at- It is requested that motorists be patient and exercise free breastfeeding classes to expectant mothers. tend the event. extreme caution in/around active construction areas. The purpose of the class is to help prepare the Parents must register their kids no later than Monday at “A” Street between Roosevelt and Cunningham Bou- mother to be ready and confi dent to breastfeed Pelican Point Marina, Cherry Point Community Center, levards will be closed April 25 - June 1 for construction. once the baby arrives. The Cherry Tree House, Child Development Center or Anyone requiring access to “A” Street should use the To register call 466-2031. the station library. Cunningham Gate. For more information, call 466-2762. Updates will be provided via all-hands email, Face- Veterans’ Assistance book at http://www.facebook.com/MCASCherryPoint, A representative from the Veterans Affairs Office MMPR-MMSB Command Visit and MCAS Cherry Point website at http://www.marines. visits Cherry Point each Thursday in building 4335. Manpower Management Promotions Branch-Manpow- mil/unit/mcascherrypoint/Pages/default.aspx as phased Call 466-4201 for assistance. er Management Support Branch will visit Cherry Point’s work progresses. Questions or concerns should be ad- theater today at 1 p.m. dressed directly to the ROICC Engineering Technician, All sergeants and above and all reporting officials are Mr. Marc Garland at 466-4759 or marc.garland@navy. highly encouraged to attend. All attendees need to be mil or the ROICC Construction Manager, Lt. Tom Barley seated no later than 12:45 p.m. at 466-4732 or [email protected]. MMPR-MMSB will provide professional military edu- Monthly and Weekly Events OFF Limits HERRY OINT REA Courage to Change Al-Anon Family Group Meeting Carteret County Domestic Violence MCAS C P A 98 CENT ONLY STORE Cherry Point and Havelock Cour- There are Alcoholics Anonymous Program. (BIG DADDY) WESLEY’S GROCERY age to Change is a support group for family group meetings Tuesdays at 8 The group meetings are held every COASTAL SMOKE SHOP friends and families of people who p.m. for family members and friends Wednesday at 6 p.m. EXPRESSIONS suffer from alcoholism. of individuals who may have alcohol For more information, call 728- FRIDAY’S NIGHT CLUB (AKA CLUB INSOMNIA, CLUB Meetings are held at St. Paul’s problems. 3788. CLASSICS, INFINITY LOUNGE) Lutheran Church in Havelock, The meetings are held at Havelock H&D EXPRESS AKA CITGO Tuesdays at 8 p.m. First Baptist Church. Marine Corps League Meetings For more information, call 241- For more information, call 447- The Cherry Point Detachment NADINE’S FOOD MART 6155 or 670-6236. 8063 or 447-2109. of the Marine Corps League meets SUPER EXPRESSWAY the third Tuesday of each month at TOBACCO SHOP (NEWPORT AND NEW BERN) AA Beginners Meeting Together For Life Miller’s Landing at 7 p.m. TOBACCO SHOP & GIFTS There are two weekly Alcoholics The “Together for Life” one-day For more information, call 515- TOBACCO TOWN Anonymous meetings aboard the premarital seminar is held for active 1175. TWIN RIVERS (NOT THE MALL) air station. The meetings are held duty personnel age 26 and under, WHITE SANDS CONVENIENCE STORE Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. within 90 days of marriage. Disabled Veterans The meetings take place in Room Please call the chapel at 466-4000 Chapter 26 of the Disabled MCB CAMP LEJEUNE AREA 208 of Building 229, in the same for more information. American Veterans meets on the third BELFAST QUICK MART building as the tax center, next to the Tuesday of each month at the Senior BELL AUTO SALVAGE II Cherry Tree House. Domestic Violence Victims Center in Havelock at 7 p.m. BOTTA BOOMS For more information, call 447- A support group for victims of do- For information, contact Doug CARLAND 8063 or 447-2109. mestic violence is provided by the Matthers at 447-2761. CENTENNIAL ENTERPRISES, INC. CJ’S QUICK MART COASTAL SMOKE SHOP DASH-IN Hotlines DISCOUNT TOBACCO D’S DRIVE THRU D’S QUICK MART 2nd MAW Command Inspector General Sexual Assault DOLL HOUSE 466-5038 Immediately call 665-4713, which is monitored 24/7. EASY MONEY CATALOG SALES The person answering the call will help you decide the EXPRESS WAY Station Inspector next steps to take. You may remain anonymous. This FANTASIES 466-3449 procedure is not to replace calling 911 if you are in im- HIP HOP AND HOOKAHS mediate danger. Remember, it’s not your fault. Support ILLUSIONS is available. Fraud, Waste and Abuse JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY AUTO PARTS If you know of or suspect any fraud, waste or abuse JOSHUA EXPERIENCE/ CLUB ACCESS Severe weather and force protection information aboard MCAS Cherry Point, call 466-2016. KINGS DRIVE THRU Cherry Point personnel call 466-3093. This line’s automated answering service is available KWIK STOP MART 24 hours a day. FRC East personnel call 464-8333. LAIRDS AUTO & TRUCK CENTER DDCN personnel call 466-4083. MILITARY CIRCUIT OF JACKSONVILLE MOE’S MART NASH MARKET ONE STOP SHOP PAR TECH PLAYHOUSE This week in PLEASURE PALACE PRIVATE PLEASURES (AKA CARRIAGE HOUSE) RACEWAY AUTO PARTS REFLECTION PHOTO Marine Corps History REID’S MART SMOKERS POST SOUTHERN COMFORT SPEED MART May 26, 1969 Operation Pipestone Canyon began when the 1st Battalion, 26th Marines, and 3rd STUDENT ASSISTANCE COMPANY Battalion, 5th Marines, began sweeps in the Dodge City/Go Noi areas southwest TALK OF THE TOWN II of Da Nang, Vietnam. The operation terminated at the end of June with 610 enemy TENDER TOUCH (AKA BABY DOLLS) killed in action at a cost of 34 Marines killed. TOBACCO ALLEY TOBACCO AND MORE TOBACCO CLUB TOBACCO FOR LESS May 29, 1991 Elements of a joint task force that included the 5th Marine Expeditionary Brigade departed the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Bangladesh after nearly two weeks TOBACCO HOUSE CIGARETTE CENTER of disaster relief operations following a devastating cyclone. The joint task force TOBACCO LEAF delivered tons of relief supplies using helicopters, C-130s and landing craft in TY’S R&R Operation Sea Angel. VERONA QUICK STOP VETERANS AFFAIRS SERVICES B6 May 26, 2011 TheWindsock

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Jennifer, (252)637-3449, applications for: pressure washing 252-723-5123 Insured. For estimates call (252) evenings after 7pm & 252-675-5753 Starting pay $9 hour. CDL weekends or leave message EXPERIENCED 670-1125 or email: mrrickylewis Preferred. Non-smokers only! Home Improvement @gmail.com - THANK YOU Drywall Repair Professional Interior Woodworks Call Poor Boys Inc. VETERINARY NEW WORK or repair to existing Inc. Interior, exterior trim work & 252-514-0500 leave message Lost Something? Find it in the Classifieds! Or if you don’t TECHNICIANS walls and ceilings. Free estimates. light remodeling. (252)635-8165 Tree Service Applications can be Call 252-633-4909 LEWIS TREE SERVICE Removals, find it in the “Lost & Found” section, you can place your own ad there and let the picked up between 6pm-9pm Landscaping trimming, stump grinding. 30 finder... find you! The Classifieds are your at 1301-A East Main Street Flooring RANDY’S BED MAINTENANCE & years climbing experience. Bucket best connection to meet up with buyers, in Havelock. HARDWOOD FLOORS Sanding, re- LANDSCAPING Summer is here. truck, chipper and stump grinder. sellers, prospective employers or NO PHONE CALLS! finishing, staining, repairs & in- Planting, mulch, sodding, pine Insured. For estimates call (252) employees. Call today to place your Classified Ad. stall. Old floors made new! Call straw, and irrigation repairs. Call 670-1125 or email: mrrickylewis 1-888-328-4802 (252)634-7000 for estimates! 910-743-2951 or 252-474-4491 @gmail.com - THANK YOU Windsock TheWindsock May 26, 2011 B7

POP-UP CAMPER,1999 COLEMAN EARN EXTRA SANTA Fe, Immaculate condition. MONEY! Human Services Sales HOME AUCTION “DOG SCHOOL” $3,000. 252-637-6689 96 NORTH CAROLINA Basic/Advanced training The Sun Journal is now PSYCHIATRIST BANK-OWNED Homes for all breeds! wellerkennels.com accepting applications Selling: Monday, June 6th at 7pm New Bern, NC (252)636-5225 Statewide Non-profit MATTHEWS POINT MARINA & for a newspaper route. Community Mental Health From: Spring Hill Suites New Bern CAMPGROUND features 6 pictur- You must be available to CABHA-certified Agency seeks esque waterfront RV sites. Our part-time psychiatrist for Check out this local home: AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUP, deliver the route from 71 Shady Banks Beach Rd., Black Tri, CKC registerable, 5 gorgeous Neuse River/Clubfoot outpatient clinic work to 2:00am-6:00am, Washington months old, working bloodlines, Creek location is an easy 10 min- include psychiatric evaluations MERCHANDISER/ 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2425 sq.ft. awesome pup, knows several ute drive MCAS Cherry Point. An- Monday-Sunday. nual leases available. Call Dock- and medication management in STOCKER AGENT: Ray Harrington commands, should mature 60+ You need reliable Jacksonville area. Must be Coldwell Banker Coastal Rivers pounds. $300. 252-671-0775. master Paul 252-444-1805 for transportation and licensed or license-eligible in SEASONAL POSITION Realty 252-975-8010 info or to view available sites. back up transportation. NC. needed at Coastal Beverage, UP to 2.5% Buyers Agent Contact: OPEN HOUSE: the leading beverage Saturday & Sunday, June 4th & The available route is: alexia.maneschi@ distribution company in 5th from 1 to 3pm CEMETERY NICHES GREENLEAF nc.eastersealsucp.com Eastern NC. Must be No Back Taxes, No Liens, Memorial Park 2 niches. Eastview I EAST HAVELOCK Insurable Title 12,000 BTU Thru the wall or win- Mausoleum, Level C, Side B, 4 & at least 21 and have FREE BROCHURE: This route is 40 miles dow mount heatpumps, $499 5, $3,950. 910-617-1117 dependable transportation. 866-539-4169 Discount City Havelock and takes approximately www.BidNowNC.com See our Job Posting at HUDSON & MARSHALL 252-447-1880 2 hours. www.coastal-bev.com AUCTIONEERS H&M Rec1511 AUG643 for additional details CLEAN LONG LEAF Call Blake Lewis & apply today! PINE STRAW 252-635-5625 EOE M/F/V/D Management MOBILE HOME HEAT AND COOL $4.25 per bale! Delivered! UNITS 24,000 BTU package sys- (252)244-1738 tem. $1499 Discount City Have- Fuel Market OLD TATER BARN TRADING POST lock 252-447-1880 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, WE SELL BRONZE MARKERS MANAGER & 9am-5pm! 10,000 items! Man FOR ALL CEMETERIES! General RICE MONUMENTS cave stuff. New pricing! Veteran & ASSISTANT Trades (800)241-8207 or (252)523-2354 HELP WANTED military discounts! 21700 Hwy. 55, Oriental. (252)249-0725 ONLY 2 LEFT 2010 Model, 13 Local franchise seeking MANAGER SCRAP TECHNICIAN sear, split system, heatpumps, 4 men/women to staff our Must be able to identify and grade ton 48,000BTU with variable speed Position Available metals. Responsible for weighing air handlers, $1,750. Discount City location. All applicants must Minimum 1 year retail and operating computer scales, Havelock 252-447-1880 be neat, willing to work, experience necessary. Benefits lifting required. Must pass criminal $50 PER MONTH! 8’x20’, 160 include insurance, paid sq.ft., We deliver to your site. wanting a career not a job! vacation & 401K. Must be background/drug check. Full time STEEL BUILDINGS FACTORY On-Site Storage (910) 389-3659 •Paid Training able to work flexible hours. position 8-5 daily Mon-Sat with DISCOUNTED 39x60 Reg $26,300 •Company Benefits Apply at growing company offering health Now $18,800 51x96 Reg $53,250 insurance and 401k. •Management Opportunities Fisher Oil Company: Now $35,900 60x150 Reg SPECIAL BUY! 3-ton, 36,000 BTU, $$$ CASH $$$ FOSS RECYCLING $102,800 Now $62,400 (919) •$2,000 to $5,000 Hwy. 70 East, New Bern 13 Seer Heatpump, split or 901 Lake Rd, Havelock, 724-4015 Source: 1L8 package system, $1,996. Discount We pay cash for used •$200-$500/week to start NC. Must apply in person. City Havelock 252-447-1880 Furniture and Appliances •Trainers now make FREE pick up $500-$800/week. Call Mon. only 10am-5pm 16’ ALUMACRAFT 2007 BASS CALL 252-223-2998 BOAT, less than 35 hours on boat, 252-514-0220 60HP Evinrude E-Tec, drive-on Trades 2nd Go Round or send resume to: galvanized trailer, shelter kept with Consignment Shop cover, loaded with all the accesso- frnewbern1@ CABINET MAKER SPECIAL BUY 13 seer R-22 6760 Hwy 70 Newport, NC aerusonline.com ries. Great pan fish or bass boat, heatpump condensing units. $799. Experienced only. like brand new. $10,500. Call 5 year warranty. Discount City Must be clean and in good working condition Call (252)671-7575 (910)298-3720 or (910)385-0079. Havelock 252-447-1880 General 1990 20’ PRO-LINE boat. 140 Johnson motor, center console, TEMPORARY 2000 alumninum Load Rite trailer. CAMERA OPERATOR $4300. (252)633-0350 Temporary position. Re- If you’ve been looking for a place sponsibilities will include to shop that has quality things at 2010 KEY WEST 17.5’ bay boat. preparing scripts and op- reasonable prices JL Kirkman’s Used once, 8 hours on meter, spe- Antique Mall is that place! We cial factory ordered, 2 eration of studio camera for factory-installed live wells, bimini potentially all newscasts. purchase whole estates and that’s a lot of stuff! We also, have 48 top, 115 4-stroke Yamaha, fish Computers skills are re- vendors who sell in our mall. It’s a finder, stainless steel prop & skid, quired. Experience in pho- busy business! “A short trip across spare tire, I-Beam aluminium tography or broadcasting a the bridge to Bridgeton” 9-6 M-F, trailer, 5-year warranty. Asking $20K. Paid $25K. (910)389-0025 plus. Must be able to work 10-6 Sat. 252-634-2745 days or (910)346-8464 nights a flexible schedule, have excellent interpersonal skills and have the ability to deal with people in a CLEAN BOAT SLIP FOR RENT IN professional manner. SWANSBORO 50’x16’ slip size, Send resume to: water furnished, no commercial Operations Manager use, deepwater channel, $250 mo. WCTI YOUR Yearly lease. 336-764-1089 225 Glenburnie Drive, . . New Bern, NC 28560 or E-Mail to ROOM RIVER BEND MARINA [email protected] 1 Marina Road EOE New Bern, NC 28562 Wet slips available for lease. and sell your Monthly, semi-annual, annual. Call Berit, (252) 393-7008 unwanted items or 241-6451 Office BOSTON AT THE BEND PART-TIME RESTAURANT Education COOL. CHEAP. Open Wed-Sun. RECEPTIONIST Call (252) 636-1658 Position Openings at Monday-Friday 4pm-Close STUFF. Inside & Outside Dining Pamlico & Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm. Community College Drug Testing Required. ENC Coastal Community Action, Inc. Apply in person To respectfully and responsibly help people Classifi eds POMERANIAN PUPS, CKC, 1st help themselves. •Director of Library NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! shots, wormed. 9 weeks, father 3 Science and Cultural Trent Cadillac 888-328-4802 lbs, mother 6lbs. male $450 or CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Enrichment Programs 1707 Hwy 70E New Bern best offer. (252)876-1446 CCA, Inc. is building a diverse workforce and encour- •Director of ages applications from candidates who enjoy making a Continuing Education positive difference in people’s lives. If you are a dedi- and Program Audits cated and hard working individual who values diversity, •Director/Chair of EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR economic justice and the ability to improve the quality General Studies Sales of life for those living in poverty, we invite you to join and Allied Health our exceptional team. We offer full-time employees an HERE WE GROW AGAIN Greene Lamp has an immediate opening for a Full-time •Instructor Computer Executive Director in Greene and Lenoir Counties. excellent benefits package which includes health, dental, Our business is up! life and retirement. You can locate current information Information Tele-Sales, B2B Technologies Fundraiser for Shriners Org DUTIES: The Executive Director maintains responsibility on careers and how to apply to CCA, Inc. on our It works!! website at www.coastalcommunityaction.com Let your skills make you for the administration of all agency activities. The Please visit our money! $400-$800 weekly Executive Director also is responsible for, but not website for details: is realistic. limited to, all agency planning, organization, RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME www.pamlicocc.edu 252-639-9937 administrative direction, assessment and evaluation, Coastal Community Action, Inc. has an exciting oppor- implementation and progress, and Personnel Policies tunity for an experienced Receptionist who will posi- and Procedures. tively represent our organization to our clients and the public. Key responsibilities: Maintaining highest levels Medical/Health CRITERIA: A Master’s degree in business, education, of customer service while demonstrating a friendly and •RN government or other management areas; or a four-year positive attitude; checking in visitors; answering internal • Masters Level Social Workers degree in appropriate area plus experience in working and external calls and transferring via a switchboard to • BA/BS Social Workers effectively with volunteer boards and committees, ability appropriate parties; accurately describing programs and • Substance Abuse Professionals to plan, monitor, and evaluate budgets; ability to services to the public; data entry & word processing us- • Licensed or Provisionally Licensed Therapists manage people; ability to organize, plan and implement ing Microsoft Excel and Word. Requirements: High activities appropriate to further the agency’s goals and school diploma, at minimum. Qualified candidates will $40,000-$58,000 per year objectives. have excellent customer service skills, working knowl- edge of Microsoft Windows, be detail oriented, flexible, Private Mental Health provider seeking social workers and Reliable transportation and valid driver’s license and a team player! Must have understanding of confi- therapists in the Morehead, Jacksonville and New Bern areas required. Only qualified persons should apply. dentiality and sensitive needs of clientele. Location: to work as office clinicians and on ACCT (Assertive Community Treatment Team) and Intensive In-Home Teams Newport, NC Applications are available at 309 Summit Avenue, especially need those experienced with Vocational rehabilitation, family services and SPMI mental health Kinston NC or your local ESC office. Please mail To apply please submit an application and services. Full and Part time positions; Some salaried with applications to the Chairman of the Board at the cover letter to: benefits. Clinical supervision provided. following address: Mr. William Connor Dora J. Sprague, Director of Human Resources 950 Appie Road Walstonburg, NC 27888 Coastal Community Action, Inc. Submit resume to Linda Weeks at: PO Box 729 Newport, NC 28570 Le’Chris Health Systems, Inc. Please submit credentials: certificates/degrees along E-Mail: [email protected] via fax: 252-514-6586 or email: with job application. Fax: 252-223-1688 [email protected] Position will be open until June 16, 2011. CCA is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer B8 May 26, 2011 TheWindsock VISIT THESE

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301 Johnson Street ~ $990,000 116 Reinach Lane ~ $750,000 One of a kind elegant landmark home listed in the National Register. Gorgeous custom home by Tab Premium Built Homes. Features hardwood Grand reception hall welcomes you to the Jerkins Duffy home ca.1830. fl oors throughout most of fi rst level. GE Profi le appliances, granite kitchen Large covered gathering verandas on 1st & 2nd level overlooking private brick courtyard with formal gardens.Basement countertops,two fi replaces,two-story foyer, beautiful moldings, masonry plumbed for kitchen w/heat and AC. deck and patio overlooking golf course. Many up- LindaSellsNewBern.com grades. 2002 WINNER PARADE OF HOMES. www.enchomefi nder.com MLS#81581 Linda Holland 252-259-0756 MLS#80255 Connie Sithens 252-474-4054

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64 Shady Curve Road ~ $599,000 2006 Hoods Creek Drive ~ $469,000 622 East Front Street ~ $449,500 118 Friburg Road ~ $410,000 Intensive waterfront views! 3BR/2BA home & 3 bay garage w/guest William Poole/Southern Living Design.4BR/3.5BA/FROG & over 4000 Beautiful Historic Home w/a view of the Neuse River out the This all brick home backs to a buffer with the Taberna CC Golf quarters on 10 acres on Broad Creek. Fine details: GR, DR, eat-in-Kit, sq.ft.Formal LR, DR, den/media room. MBR Suite w/adjoining Sunroom back door. Features new gas pack, heat pump & air handler Course, but is not a “golf course lot”. Hardwood Floors in Living tile/hdwd fl rs, cathedral ceilings, cherry cabinets thruout, FROG, etc. New on 1st fl oor.3 fi replaces.Gourmet Kitchen w/woodmode cabinets & gran- system. It is nicely landscaped and has a double car garage and Dining Rooms. Tile Floors in Kitchen and Baths. Extensive ite countertops.Hardwood thruout.Heated Studio/ w/a UFROG. Large eat in kitchen with is- paint. $2,000 Carpet Allowance. Adjoining 10 acres Custom Cabinetry in Kitchen and Living available at purchasers option for $360,000. Exercise Rm.Private wooded lot w/Koi Pond. land opens to the family room. Also has a Jenn Air gas oven and electric range. Room. SS Appliances, two level rear deck. MLS#80716 Steve Little 252-671-1997 MLS#77231 Steve Little 252-671-1997 MLS#79720 Jack Morton, Jr. 252-259-4736 MLS#80457 Connie Sithens 252-474-4054

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242 Drake Landing ~ $399,900 104 Riviera Court ~ $394,900 4605 Helen Lane ~ $335,900 6005 Brig Court ~ $275,000 Lovely Neuse river view/pond front full of wildlife. 4 Bedrooms Spectacular views overlooking pond on #15 and fairway Custom built home on 1+ acre lot with partial Neuse River Waterfront in Fairfi eld Harbour, charming and affordable! 3 Baths, Solid Birch hardwood fl oors in several rooms, high of hole #16. Rinnai tankless natural gas hot water heater. views without river view price! Spacious 4BR/3.5BA with ceilings, gorgeous kitchen w/zodiac countertops that opens to Trek deck.Generator Hookup supplying 3 areas in home. fully appointed kitchen, huge Carolina Room, workshop, For details and photos, visit “Featured Listings” at: the family room. 3 car garage, large deck & patio. Owner is a Sound System. Motorized Blind Shade in Skylite. Toilets wood “Epay” deck & separate storage building. Wood, tile, www.JLoCascio-NewBernNC.com licensed Real Estate Broker. $5000 FLOOR & Vanities are higher than standard vinyl & carpet fl ooring. Fenced back yard AND CARPET ALLOWANCE. height. Underground irrigation system. and asphalt driveway. Move-In ready! MLS#77862 Jack Morton 252-259-4736 MLS#81630 Barry Evans 252-636-5797 MLS#80157 Darlene Boyd 252-617-7315 MLS#81103 Joan LoCascio 252-229-7706

140 Hawks Pond ~ $270,000 120 Tupelo Trail ~ $264,500 108 Plantation Creek Drive ~ $253,600 114 Bowline Road ~ $250,000 Lovely contemporary waterfront home in premier neighbor- Pack your bags and move right in! Impressive home on large Bill Clark Homes-The Albemarle-Spacious 4 bed- WATERFRONT BARGAIN! Compare to similar homes and see why hood. Open living area w/vaulted ceilings, wood fl oors, large landscaped lot with 3 bedroom, 3 bath home! Bright interior with this home is the right choice! Absolutely exquisite interior and park-like open loft area overlooking LR, FROG (4th Bdrm) w/WIC, Mst loads of windows, lovely screened back porch, deck, marble sur- rooms, 4 bath home with playroom and bonus room, exterior. Spacious rooms. Big living area and scrumptious Family Rm/ bdrm w/WIC & waterview, Kitchen Appl, Washer & Dryer round fi replace, kitchen with breakfast nook, on a large 1 plus acres lot makes it per- Den. Eat-in kitchen. Split fl oorplan. Bulkheaded lot convey, Screen Porch, Deck and Private Ja- fect for a growing family. 3148 sq.ft. for your boat and direct access to Trent River. cuzzi overlooking pond. Hardiboard exterior. fi nished FROG with full bath! Many extras!!! MLS#77984 Deborah Shirk 252-665-0605 MLS#81200 Kelly Latimer 252-649-4620 252-514-2007 MLS#81365 Steve Tyson 252-514-9157

112 Iverson Lane ~ $249,900 2319 Brices Creek ~ $247,900 105 Plantation Creek Drive ~ $239,900 2002 Hoods Creek Drive ~ $218,000 PROGRESS ENERGY! Gorgeous home with hard- Hidden home on Brices Creek Road. Contemporary cedar ar- Bill Clark Homes-The Jackson Springs-Won- THE GREAT ESCAPE. Tons of Privacy! Nature abounds with wood, tile and granite counter tops just to give you a chitecture, cedar ceilings in LR & wall of windows overlooking gorgeous trees and a large 1 acre waterfront lot on Hood’s idea of the upgrades!! Home has breakfast bar & dining 4 seasoned 1 acre beautiful landscaped grounds. Full garden, 2 derful Family home, open fl oor plan with 4 Creek. Very inviting brick home with spacious rooms and large area. Beautiful landscaping with a huge backyard for sheds w/power.Wood deck for entertaining. bedrooms, 3 baths, and bonus eat-in kitchen. Cozy fi replace. BIG Rear deck family fun. FROG and security system. Built-ins, split ranch fl oor plan. room. 2700 sq.ft. for Outdoor Enjoyment. Brinson School. Easy A must see!!! Seller’s are negotiable! LindaSellsNewBern.com to NB or Ch. Pt. No City Taxes. MLS#81498 Deborah Shirk 252-665-0605 MLS#81404 Linda Holland 252-259-0756 252-514-2007 MLS#77371 Steve Tyson 252-514-9157

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112 Knollwood Court ~ $210,000 104 Neuchatel Road ~ $198,900 106 Antler Drive ~ $193,000 104 Tobacco Road ~ $164,000 Spacious brick home on private cul-de-sac in River Bend. Lovely home features split bedroom plan. Hardwood fl oors Love at fi rst site! This 3BR/2BA home has been meticu- Nice brick home in quiet subdivision offering 3BR/2BA, lously maintained inside & out. Nice open fl oor plan with fully appointed eat-in kitchen, separate DR, vaulted LR For details and photos, visit “Featured Listings” at: in Living room and Dining room. Gas log fi replace in Liv- ing room. Formal dining room w/chair rail. Granite coun- fully appointed kitchen, sep Dining & vaulted LR. Neutral that accesses screened porch and deck. Skylights & chair www.JLoCascio-NewBernNC.com paint, 2 car gar, fenced back yard, wood deck, storage bldg rail. Great fenced back yard with 18’ above ground pool. ters in kitchen. Huge walk-in closet in MBR. Large FROG. & lawn irrig system. Centrally located Storage/workshop has electric. Progress Separate laundry room. Covered patio. between LeJuene & Cherry Point! Energy power and no city taxes! MLS#78763 Joan LoCascio 252-229-7706 MLS#80598 Barry Evans 252-636-5797 MLS#81499 Darlene Boyd 252-617-7315 MLS#80789 Darlene Boyd 252-617-7315 I’m ready to apply for a home loan. What’s next? Find out if a low down-payment FHA loan is right for you. Visit or call: Mary Ann Dunn Linda Dail Mortgage Loan Offi cer Senior Mortgage Originator Retail Mortgage Sales Vice-President Offi ce: 252-634-3000 ext. 225 Offi ce: 252-634-3000 Cell: 252-670-0175 Cell: 252-671-9102 402 Louisia Mae Way ~ $159,900 421 Louisia Mae Way ~ $159,900 134 Craven St 134 Craven St This Lovely Lake Tyler 4 BR/ 2 Bath home has a great This Lovely Lake Tyler 4 BR/ 2 Bath home has a great New Bern, NC 28562 New Bern, NC 28562 fl oor plan. Cathedral ceilings in the living room, open fl oor plan. Cathedral ceilings in the living room, open [email protected] [email protected] kitchen w/center island, oak cabinets, master bedroom kitchen w/center island, oak cabinets, master bedroom has walk-in closet. Master bath has has walk-in closet. Master bath has Bank of America, N.A., Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender. Credit and collateral are subject to approval. Terms and conditions apply. This is not a jetted tub and separate shower. jetted tub and separate shower. commitment to lend. Programs, rates, terms and conditions are subject to MLS#81474 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 MLS#81480 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 change without notice. © 2010 Bank of America Corporation. ARH353C5 Home Loans EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Trent REAL ESTATE AUCTION 2/1 1509 N. CRAVEN ST. Quiet HAVELOCK NC Great location, Rd, Glenburnie Rd, Tyson Mgmt 51 Acres Divided area, no pets. $515/m + deposit. move in, everything furnished, no 252-514-0188 Saturday June 4th 11am (252)637-2888 or (252)633-5019 deposits, extended stay less than Sea Level, NC Carteret County $24 day, next to Food Lion. Host- Custom Log Cabin, 2 Nice Ponds, Barn & 40’x72’ Shop, ess House Motel 252-447-3689 Near Core Sound, Core Banks & Boat Ramps LIFESTYLE DREAM, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BRICK MINNESOTT BEACH FREE FERRY 220 Apartments for Rent Details & Photos at: WATERFRONT VIEWS RANCH 1400sq.ft. 2402 N. Hills Convenient to Cherry Point, 4/3, Situated on 11 Acres. 20-50 ACRES, Highway 55 Ten HouseAuctionCompany.com Dr. (behind old Employment Secu- plenty of room for the family in 1 BEDROOM Furnished Apart- minutes from New Bern. $3000 to Privacy, Space, Serenity. ments Waterfront setting, weekly, 252-729-1162 NCAL#7889 Jody Davis, Choice Realty rity Commission), New Bern. No this open floorplan lakefront home $5000 per acre, Call (919) on picturesque Indian Lake. 1+ monthly 910-578-5777 www.soldbysamnjody.com smoking. No pets. $825/month. 622-3843 (252)259-6571 or 635-5296 acre double lot. Price negotiable. For Virtual Tour, visit Nancy Crain, 252-229-7534 http://www.shareitvideo.com/watc [email protected] h.php?v=241555676872672 2 BEDROOM VERY NICE Central 540 ACRES New Bern/Bridgeton. (910) 265-0771 3/2 4208 ELIZABETH AVE. $900 A/C, washer/dryer, storage unit, Visit newbernoffice.com. See quiet neighborhood. No pets. Call HUNTING LAND CR-12 & CR-06. mo. 3/1 220 Glenburnie Drive 202 For Sale By Owner 252-447-1497 11am-pm Call (252) 633-5106 or email $850 mo. 252-649-0766 NATURE LOVERS DREAM! 2 bed- [email protected]. room, 2 baths overlooking Neuse River between New Bern & Kin- 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH WATER- ston. No smoking. Deposit, refer- FRONT APARTMENT in downtown New Bern. Wood floors & handi- 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Trentwoods ences, criminal & credit report re- WATERFRONT TOWNHOUSE with cap accessible. $960/month. For 7.51 ACRES, 26.32 ACRES, 28.84 area, 3,300sq.ft., no inside pets, quired. $775! Call (252)633-6228 boatslip. Located in Pier Pointe IV, details call Sarah ACRES, 43.5 ACRES in Lenoir $1,250 per month. (252)670-1229 Riverbend. 3 bedrooms, 3 full (252)633-0322. County. M Bailey Barrow, broker, baths, 2400 sq.ft., 1 car garage. LIFESTYLE DREAM, license # 766, call (252) 522-3650 Center unit. $269,500. Call (252) WATERFRONT VIEWS 638-1177 Situated on 11 Acres. Newer Duplex 2/2 Open floorplan, LOT, APPROXIMATELY 1 Acre, Privacy, Space, Serenity. 8275 HWY 304, Messic, Pamlico large walk-in closet, garage. Quiet 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Cathedral Sportsman Village, South River Jody Davis, Choice Realty County. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, $525 location! 1 year lease. $695! No ceilings, deck, all appliances, area of Carteret County. www.soldbysamnjody.com per month plus deposit. Call pets. (252)635-6425/671-4785 Undeveloped. $12,000. (252)322-9983 or (336)228-8029 washer/dryer, pantry & ceiling fans 252-637-6689 For Virtual Tour, visit Progress Energy electric. Walk to http://www.shareitvideo.com/watc high school! $685 month/deposit. h.php?v=241555676872672 (910) 265-0771 No smoking! No pets! STRICTLY RENTALS : 2 bed (252)671-6453 FURNISHED 2/2, washer/dryer, RIVERBEND - 4 ACRES! Wooded, 4/2.5 IN MOREHEAD CITY with rentals $550-$750 3/4 bed houses linens, dishes, garage, fenced. 204 engineered and recorded for 8 large fenced backyard! $309,900. $750 & up. Call (252)447-0222 Forest Park, $995 252-638-2620 lots. Perc sites approved, no HOA Jane Rouse, Broker, Realty World dues. $165,000. (919) 815-9992 1st Coast Realty (252)723-7100 ALL THE BEST DEALS Apartments, HISTORIC SPACIOUS 3/2, front Townhouses, Duplexes, Mobile porch, back deck, new appliances, 1491 RACETRACK ROAD 3 bed- home lots or mini storages. Sec- energy efficient, fenced yard, great TRENT VILLAGE 2/2 with sun rooms, 2 bath, fireplace. $700! tion 8 accepted. (252) 637-5600 Tyson Mgmt (252)514- 0188 storage. $995 252-635-7052 room, garage and washer/dryer hook-up, $750/m. (252)670-7194 Management Services

You’ll find some great ones in the classifieds. To place an ad call 1-888-328-4802 HOMES & APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM, 1.5 BATH DUPLEX New Bern and Havelock CLEAN FURNISHED NO SMOKING SMALL 2 ROOM efficiency apart- RIVERBEND For rent or sale! From $595/month. near Tryon Palace. for single. $100 ment, Trent Woods. $500, utilities/ $725/month. (252)675-9200 NeuseRentals.com 252-635-6800 week & up 252-249-2200 cable included. (252)675-2341 B10 May 26, 2011 TheWindsock

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FORD 1991 WORK VAN, new Ford motor installed by Ford, new Ford Proud Sponsor of MCCS 2,400 SQ. FT. RETAIL OR OFFICE air conditioner, 78,000 miles on SPACE for lease. Riverwood Plaza, motor & AC, 5HP gas air compres- MLK Blvd., 17S. $1570/month. CHEVY 1985 CORVETTE Sporty, sor mounted inside. $2850. Call LEASE FOR (252)636-7681 or (252)672-7639 clean, Was $4,995, Sale $3,800. (910)298-3720 or (910)375-0079. Plaza Sales Havelock % $ * 252-447-0314 279 0 APR GMC GMC A MONTH! 2500 TRENT ROAD Trent Road TRUCK MONTH. Plaza, 1,200sq.ft., ideal retail FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS ON 2011 TRUCK MONTH. space, $800/month. Chuck Tyson INTRODUCING THE INTRODUCING THE BEST SIERRA EVER. TERRAIN (252)670-5230 60 MODELS BEST TERRAIN EVER.

KIA 2005 SEDONA White, loaded, MONTHS COMMERCIAL RENTALS! All sizes ON 2011 and price ranges! Tyson Manage- DODGE 1993 DAKOTA. 4X4, very clean, great low cost trans- ment (252)514-0188 Looks & Runs Great was $3995. portation. $5,800. Plaza Sales SIERRA 1500 MUST GO $2976 Plaza Sales Havelock 252-447-0314 MODELS1 Havelock 252-447-0314 SAVINGS UP TO $8,000 1. Not available with some other offers. Monthly payment INDIVIDUAL OFFICES FOR RENT is $13.69 for every $1,000 you fi nance. Example down payment: 13.5%. Some customers will not quality. * 39 month lease and $2,854 due at signing. in downtown New Bern, parking Take delivery by 5/31/11. See dealer for details. 12,000 miles/year. See dealer for details. included. 206 Craven Street. $325- 400 month. (252)633-1174 BEST MILITARY NISSAN 2002 QUEST Great trans- OFFICE SPACE for rent. 1400 Sq FORD 2004 TAURUS Runs great, porter, clean, runs great, was ft, downtown New Bern, Ample clean, loaded, sacrifice $4,800 $5,984, sale $4,800. Plaza Sales DISCOUNT off-street parking. (252) 633-2470 Plaza Sales Havelock Havelock 252-447-0314 252-447-0314 HEARD. UNDERSTOOD. ACKNOWLEDGED. 1980 12X60 MOBILE HOME in THIS MONTH ONLY, MILITARY RETIREE’S CAN SAVE TOO! Reelsboro. Needs some work, must move. $1,200 252-745-3937 the NONOWORRIESWORRIES 2 NEW DOUBLEWIDES at invoice! Call for details! Down East Homes FORD 2005 FOCUS White, great sales event (910)298-6111 little gas sipper, was $5,884, sacri- NISSAN 1995 TRUCK XE V-6 fice $4,800. Plaza Sales Havelock Kingcab, 2WD, auto/overdrive, 252-447-0314 bedliner, tool box, A/C, cruise, tow package, runs great. $2500 nego- As INVOICE SALE ON SELECT JEEP 2009 WRANGLER Unlimited tiable. (252)571-8967 % APR DOUBLEWIDES! Details at 252- Rubicon, 4 door, dark green exte- Low % APR 527-2750 Down East Homes rior, charcoal gray interior, hard & As for well-qualifi ed buyers soft top, brand new tires. 37K mi- Buying Or les. $28,500! henry.c.flynn@ 1.91.9 on select vehicles, including gmail.com Serious offers only! JUST ARRIVED! (703)577-8307 Selling with Buick Enclave, Chevy Impala, Chevy Malibu, BRAND NEW, NEVER LIVED IN FACTORY REPOS! (252)523-3680 (agent) Classifieds Chevy Silverado, GMC Acadia, GMC Sierra, Pontiac G6 Is A Breeze This Offer Won’t Last Only Available January 4, 2011 - May 31, 2011

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