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Vol. Vo l. 13, No. 11 | Thursd Thursday ay,, May 30, 2013 2013
Base hosts Armed Forces Triathlon June 1 By Andrea Howry Lighthouse
About75 of the best triath triathlet letes es found in the U.S. and Canadian Armed Forces will be at Naval Base Ventura County (NBV (NBVC) C) Point Mugu Saturday, June 1, to compete comp ete in the Arme Armed d Forces orces Triathlon.
The Na Navy vy,, Army Army,, Air Force orce,, Marines and Canada’s military forces are each sending 15 triathletes to the annual competition. This is the 14th year NBVC has hosted it. Trad raditi itional onally ly,, bef before ore ev every ery Armed Arme d Forces orces Triathl riathlon, on, the base puts on the Admira Admiral’ l’ss Cup Cup,, a
sp spri rint nt tria triath thlo lon n thatis thatis ope open n to the the public and usually draws about 100 competitors. This year, however, the public event was canceled celed due to fun fundin ding g iss issues ues caused caused by sequestration. “Cancellation “Cancella tion of the the Admiral’ Admiral’ss Cup is a tough one because it often pr provi ovided ded the new newcome comerr to
tri triath athlons lons a chan chance ce to try the even eventt ou outt to se seee ho how w they they do with with the three challen challenges ges at shorte shorterr distances, distan ces,” ” said Fred Fred Morga Morgan, n, athleti athleticc dire director ctor for Mora Morale le,, Welfare fare and Recrea Recreation tion,, whic which h sponsors all the athletic competitions
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CM3 Brandon Brooks from NMCB 3’s Alfa Company waits to be released from a chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) simulated ttack during a field training exercise May 8 at Fort Hunter Liggett in entral California. The battalion recently returned from nearly three eeks of training. Pages 16-17.
HIGH ALTITUDE, COLD WATER
Moree tha Mor than n 500 Reser Reserve ve Sea Seabees bees will be filing through Naval Base Ventura County (NBV (NBVC) C) next month as they prepare to deploy for up to a year in support of the Global War on Terror. Naval Naval Mobilizat Mobilization ion Process Processing ing Site (NMPS) Port Hueneme will pr proces ocesss a gr group oup of Reserv Reservist istss fr from om Na Naval val Mobile Mobile Cons Construc truction tion Battalion (NMCB) 28 over the next few weeks. The Seabees will go through medical processing and admi adminis nistra trativ tivee scr screeni eening. ng. They The y wil willl als also o comp complet letee fie field ld training train ing exer exercises cises in chemical chemical,, biological and radiological warfare and range qualifications.
A detail of Seabees from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4 looks over a completed runway paving project in Kenya. Page 9
Newly renovated suites in the Navy Gateway Inns & Suites complex at Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, feature a sleeping area distinctly separated from the living
Hundreds of Reservists filing filin g throu through gh next month
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BU2 (SCW/DV) Matthew Dawson emerges from the cold water after a high-altitude dive during last month’s training operations in Bridgeport, located in California’s High Sierra. Underwater Construction Team (UCT) 2’s Construction Construction Diving Detachment Bravo was conducting conducting cold-weather and altitude-dive training to prepare for its upcoming deployment. deployment. UCT 2 provides construction, construction, inspection, inspection, repair and maintenan maintenance ce to
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Why isn’t grounds maintenance ship-shape? ship-shape? Q: I was driving around base the other day, and I noticed a lot of really high grass. Why aren’t grounds maintenance people keeping everything in “ship shape”?
Like you, I am used to seeing our facilities facili ties well-groomed and manicured. Pride in ownership is important, but in today’s budget climate, preserving funds for our deployed or next-to-deploy units is the priority. We’ve got to nd ways to meet our A: The grass is getting pretty high in some areas, challenges that are within the rules and guidelines but it’s not because our maintenance crews are doing available. less than their best. Grounds maintenance, including These are tough times, but we are far tougher.
mowing the grass, is one area that has been greatly affected by this year’s budget crisis. Effective June 1, grass will be allowed to grow a little taller than it is now — up to a foot high for some species of grass — and in some areas it won’ won’t t be cut at all except as required by re and safety regulations along fences, roadways and rebreaks. Edging will also be a thing of the past under these new budget constraints, unless required for health and safety reasons.
The grass is just a small indicator of the bigger picture, but like the grass, this challeng challengee ccan an be met with a little creative thinking and a lot of elbow grease. Maybe your Chiefs’ Mess would like to adopt a facility? What about a yard-of-the-month contest? Let me know what suggesti suggestions ons you have! You can submit via this forum at [email protected], online using the CO’s Suggestion Box at http://cnic. navy.mil/ventura/index.htm navy .mil/ventura/index.htm or at www www.Facebook. .Facebook.
One of the most noticeable noticeable changes will be in Military Family Famil y Housing. Lawn care will be per formed less often, llikely ikely six or seven times a year. year.
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Bee-Fit walking contest starts June 24 day, June June 3, at the BeeBee-Fit Fit Welln ellness ess Cent Center er “Everywhere is walking distance if you day have the time.” at Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme.The e.The act actual ual compet competiti ition on sta starts rts Mon Mon- — Steven Wright nem day day, June June 24,and ends ends wh when en th thee fi firstteam rstteam By Andrea Howry Lighthouse accumula accum ulates tes a total of 1,662 miles miles,, the Walk it off. distance of the California portion of the Really, walk it off — and while you’re Pacific Crest Trail. At that point, whicht it, win some big bucks along the way. ever teams have the next highest numbers Morale, Moral e, Welfar elfaree and Rec Recreat reation ion is spon- of miles miles accum accumula ulated ted will win seco second nd and
are taken by people who annoy me.” — Noel Coward Every step counts. Competitors must supply their own pedometers and call in the their ir step step cou count nt eve every ry mor mornin ning g to the team team leader. Weekend totals are due Monday morning. morn ing. By noon every Mond Monday ay,, the team leader must report the team’s total step count to Ramona Pagel, director of
oring another alk Yno ourself Fit contest, but unlike last W year’s, alternate forms of exercise exercise will count. count. This one’s all about about alking. “My grand grandmother mother started walking five miles a day when she was 60. She’s 97 now, and we don’t know where the heck she is.” — Ellen DeGeneres Five-member teams are forming now, andteam lead leaders ers must must mee meett at noo noon n Mon Mon--
the Bee-Fit Bee-Fit and org organize anizerr of the comp competietition. “We trust you to provide your team leader with accurate counts of your steps so that your team wins honestly,” Pagel said. The key number is 3,822,600 steps, the equivalent of 1,662 miles. For mor moree inf informa ormatio tion, n, call Pagel Pagel at 9822589.
third and they’ll Theplace pot is—made up of asplit $50the perpot. team buy-i uy-in.Eachteamwil n.Eachteamwilll al alsopay$25 sopay$25 a we week ek — $5 per person. The winning team will get 50 percent of whatever has accumulated when the 1,662-mile goal is reached. The seco secondnd-pla place ce teamwill get 35 per percent cent,, and the third-place team will get 15 percent. “I like long walks, especially when they
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Family Beach, Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu. 75 athletes from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines
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friends of the Bard QUarterlY dinner: 5:30 p.m.,
Bard Mansion, NBVC Port Hueneme. Guest speaker will be Dr. Veronica CastilloMunoz, assistant professor of history at UC Santa Barbara, who will discuss Mexican workers on 75,000 acres of agricultural land owned by Thomas Bard and others during the Mexican Revolution and beyond. Information and reservations: Dolores Dyer, 805858-0053 or ddyer44@verizon. net.
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citizenship and immigration oUtreach: 10 a.m.
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Capt. Larry Vasquez, commanding officer of Naval Base Ventura County, asks a question about the equipment in the print screening lassroom at the Regional Occupational Program (ROP) campus in Camarillo.
High school job-training classes grow up As principal for a day, commanding officer gets
stained with paint, sat upright, awaiting a new T-shirt project while earlier efforts covered some classroom walls walls.. A third room was filled with hospital
mine,” Vasq mine,” Vasquez uez said after serving as principal for a day of the Ventura County Office of Education’s Regional Occupational Program (ROP) Wednesday, May 15.
beds. Job-training classes have come a long way from the auto shops and wood shops By Andrea Howry today’ss adults kne today’ knew w in high school — and Lighthouse they were an eye-opener for Capt. Larry In one one room, oom, fi five ve dent dentis istt chai chairs rs Vasquez, commanding officer of Naval gleamed. Base Ventura County.
Va Vasquez squez spent much thecampus morning touring classrooms at theof ROP at the Camarillo Airport, then visited ROP classrooms at Buena High School in Ventura. In Camarillo, he saw the dental assis-
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Detachment Ventura, Ventura, second floor, NBVC Port Hueneme. Signup required. Get help with immigration and naturalization issues, including fingerprinting. Bring all relevant paperwork. Information: 805-9824548.
Corrections • Matt Matt Mus Musser ser was was inc incorr orrectl ectly y ide idennti tifi fied ed as a Na Navy vy sp spou ouse se in the the Ma May y 16 print editions of The Lighthouse. Herepresent repr esented ed Mora Morale, le,W W elfar elfaree and Rec Recreation in the Spouse Appreciation Event fashion show. • Patrick Sammon’s name was misspelled in two photo credits in the May 16 print edition.
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Navy League honors 12 The Channel Channel Isl Islands ands Counc Council il of the U.S. Navy League of the United States honored hono redeig eight ht active active dut duty y mil milita itary ry pers persononneland fo four ur local local studen students ts dur duringits ingits 46th 46th annual Military and Youth Recognition Dinner Friday, May 17. The following received awards: • Electronics Technician 3rd Class Keandra andr a M. Fergu Ferguson, son, Na NavalBase valBase Ventu entura ra County. • Steelworker 2nd Class Cody L. Oswald, Underwater Constr Construction uction Team 2. • Ship’s Serviceman 2nd Class (SW) Derek J. Deason, San Nicolas Island. • Eng Engine ineeri ering ng Aid Aidee 1stClass(SCW)W 1stClass(SCW)W.. Shane Harri Harris, s, Naval Naval Const Constructi ruction on Training Center. • Avia viatio tion n Ele Electri ctrician cian’’s Ma Mate te 3rd Class Class (SW) Jennifer M. Ironmoccasin, Carrier Airborne Early EarlyWar Warning ning Squadron Squadron(V (VA AW) 116. • Utilitiesman 1st Class (SCW) Waverly R. Holland, Naval Facilities Engineering neeri ng and Exped Expedition itionary ary Warfar arfaree Center. • Sgt. Sgt. Ferna Fernando ndo Agu Aguirr irre, e, Weapons eapons Co Co.. 2nd Battalion 23rd Marines. • Yeoma eoman n 1stClass 1stClassLis Lisa a Kelle Kellehar har,, Coas Coastt Guard Station Channel Islands Harbor. • Cad Cadet et Cmdr Cmdr.. Huan Huandari dari Lope Lopez, z, Na Navy vy Junior ROTC, Hueneme High School. • Cad Cadet et Austi Austin n T. Konzel onzelman, man, Ben Moreell Mor eell Batta Battalion lion,, Navy Navy Sea Cade Cadett Corps. • Chi Chief ef Jared Jared Stei Stein, n, Tride rident nt Pa Patr trol ol Squadron 65, Navy Sea Cadet Corps. • Cade Cadett David DavidM. M. All Allmer mer,, TrainingShip rainingShip Anderson, Navy League Cadet Corps.
Summer meals for kids Naval Base Ventura County’s Child and Youth Program will offer summer food ser servic vicee at the Poin ointt Mug Mugu u and Port Hueneme Youth Cen Centers. ters. At Po Port rt Huen Hueneme eme,, the program program begi begins ns Monday Mond ay,, Jun Junee 17, and ends Frida Friday y, Aug. 23. At Point Mugu, the program begins Monday Mond ay,, Jun Junee 24, and ends Frida Friday y, Aug. 23. Breakfast is from 8 to 9 a.m., and 3 lunch is from 11 a.m. to noon Monday 1 through Friday. The Point Mugu center 0 2 is in Bldg. 150 on 4th Street. The Port , 0 Hue nemee cente centerr is in Bldg.1439 Bldg.1439 on 34th 34th 3 Huenem y Avenue. a M The U.S. Navy does not discriminate , y agains ainstt an any y per person son beca because use of rac race, e, a ag d color, national origin, sex, age or dis s r u ability.. Children under 18 years of age h ability T will be served meals on a first-come,
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Kecia Ciccotti, Ciccotti, the teen coordinator coordinator for the Naval Base Ventura County teen centers centers at Point Mugu, Port Hueneme and Camarillo, looks over an anti-bullying poster and one of the paper butterflies made for the Museum of Tolera Tolerance’ nce’s s Butterfly Project, which recogni recognizes zes the 1.5 million children children and teens who lost their lives during the Holocaust.
Teens learn to stand up to bullying It hap happenseveryday penseveryday in Ame Americ rica a —ev —every ery 7 seconds, in fact. A boy on the playground is teased for having a belly. A girl walking home gets a nasty text message. A third-grader suddenly doesn’t want to go to school one morning, and Mom can’t figure out why. An eighth-grader begs to be driven to his fir firstst-per period iod cla class; ss; he’ he’ss afraid afraid he’ he’ll ll be punched on the bus. At Na Naval val Base Ventur entura a Count County y, teenagteenagers are saying, “Enough.” Working with a curriculum sponsored by the Bully Project, a campaign inspired by the 2011 documentary “Bully,” “Bully,” nearly
the pr progr ogram am tha thatt has inc includ luded ed a scr screen eening ing of the documentary, documentary, discuss discussions ions about being an “upstander” as opposed to a “bystander,” “bystander, ” the impact of cyberbullying and a trip to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. “Somee of this “Som this has beenvery emot emotiona ional, l,” ” sai said d Cic Ciccot cotti. ti. “Som “Someone eone br broke oke dow down n watching wat ching the document documentary ary,, and others started crying when we talked about it afterwards. “I thi think nk it it’’s awesom wesomee tha thatt the they y have have tha thatt heart — that they recognize that this is a problem and that they can do something about it.” Ciccotti believes that teens are more aware aware of the problem than their parents
“Moreover,, many p “Moreover parents arents have no idea about cyberbullying and how extensive it is is,,” Cic Ciccot cotti ti sa said.“W id.“Wee talk talk a lotabou lotaboutt tha thatt — about harmful texts and how to deal with them.” Ciccotti has been the teen coordinator for about nine months. A Navy spouse, she spent 11 years teaching seventh and eighth graders in New York and Connecticut, where she experienced bullying firsthand nearly every day of the week. “Bullying was the norm,” she said. “I taught in an urban environment, where ther theree was was drug drug andalco andalcoholuse holuse in the the si sixt xth h grade, where many families had at least one parent in jail. There were huge challenges.”
two dozen who regularly visitthe tee teen n center centeenagers terss at Poin oint t Mug Mugu, u, Port Hue Hueneme and the Catalina Heights housing complex in Camarillo are learning what it takes to stop what too many adults still thi think nk is harmle harmless ss ban bante terr and jok jokin ing g around.
and educators, manyand of whom bullying themselves figure survived the kids can too. Then again, she adds, there are plenty of tee teens ns who als also o don’t don’t stand stand up to bul bullies lies,, mostly most ly because because they they’v ’vee been vic victim timized ized for for so long they don’t even know what bully-
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Planning a summer adventure? Don’t forget a good book The last day of school is near. Summer lans are under way way. Vacat acations ions,, beach trips andbarbecue andbarbe cuess with with friend friendss mak makee fo forr wonwonderful ways to spend summer vacation. However, fun and sun doesn’t need to mean that learning ceases. According to Johns Hopkins University, students suffer learning loss during the summer months, also known as “the summer slide.”A typical student will lose boutged one or month of learning, with vantaged vanta struggl struggling ing student students s disadlosing even more. To ensure that your student is prepared o return to school, a summer reading ro rogra gram m can act as a bridge bridge betwe between en chool years. High school students in honors and dv dvance anced d Pla Placem cement ent (AP (AP)) cla classe ssess may may not ave an option. Summer reading is typiall ally y ass assign igned,with ed,with an ass assign ignmen mentt duethe irst day of class. However, all other stustu ents will also benefit greatly by taking dvantage dvan tage of the summer months, free rom full-time full-time school, and logging some eading hours. In add additi ition on to pr progr ograms ams poss possibl ibly y offer offered ed y your child’s schools, local libraries of-
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fer summer reading programs programs.. Encouraging children children to log readi reading ng hour hours, s, the number number of pag pages es or book bookss rea read, d, the these se programs programskeep keep children children interested interested in learning. Summer Summerreadi reading ng program program parti participant cipantss check in regularly and earn incentives for their reading accomplishments. Offering these programs in a library gives children access access to a wid widee sel select ection ion of rea readin ding g choicchoices. An ent enthus husias iastic tic app appro roach ach to rea readin ding g wil willl encourage encoura ge a lifelon lifelong g love of reading reading.. To encourage enthusiasm for reading, public libraries libra ries will often have story hours hours,, lit-
eracy acti eracy activiti vities es,, arts and craf crafts ts and speci special al events events.. Partici Participat pating ing in these these offerin offerings gs will allow children to see reading not as a school assignment, but as an opportunity to experience and learn about wonderful new adventures. If students suffer learning loss during the summer, it is important to know what they will gain from a reading program. The School Library Journal reports that
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“about “about 33were per percent cent of likely ssumme ummer r rea reading ding par par-ticipants more to read above grade grade le level vel,, com compar pared ed to ab about out 18 per percen centt of nonparticipants.” Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has stated, “A key step toward stopping the summer slide is the development and launch laun ch of high high-qua -qualit lity y pro program gramss tha thatt take take advantage of time outside the school day and year to help children learn, grow grow,, and develop.” Please visit your local library soon to see what summer reading program will be offered. In addition, Scholastic is offering an Internet-based Internet -based summer reading challenge. challenge. Studentss can participat Student participatee in weekly challenges, earn digital rewards, enter sweep-
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T h e L g i h contact the NBVC school liaison officer at t 805-989-5211 or by emailing monica.james@ h o u navy.mil. s e — To learn about other summer learning opportunities in the Ventura County area or for any K-12 school related questions, please
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Lessons in spirituality can be found on the battlefield I had the privilege of participating in a field training exercise (FTX) as the chaplain of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 for two weeks in May. During Dur ing the exerci exercise se,, I wa watch tched ed the troops’ expressions change from comfort to sheer survival. The exercise pushed all of them to their limits limits.. Only the tarantulas and snakes were comfortab comfortable le during
FTX! However, as I watched the troops respond to the uncomfortable living conditions and long days with determination and a can-do attitude, I was reminded of Paul’s words to Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:3-4: “Share in suffering as a good soldier of Christ Jesus. No soldier gets entangled in civilian pursuits, since his aim is to please the one who enlisted him.” In or order der for Sail Sailor orss an and d Sol Soldi dier erss (tr (troop oops) s) to succee succeed, d, the they y mus mustt keep keep the themm e selves from becoming entangled in the s u hardships of their duty and complete the o task for the approval of their superiors, h expects ects Ch Christians ristians to serve t just as Christ exp h g i Him by giving their best for His glory. L e What a powerful spiritual lesson! h The Apostle Apostle Paul was fond fond of the T military.. He often uses military terms and military
Chaplain’s corner Lt.Ben Lt. Benjam jamin in Mayhugh NMCB NM CB3 3 metaphors to help explain the Christian life. The truth is we are involved in a spiritual battle against evil. In Ephesians 5:11-17, Paul admonishes the believer to put on the “whole armor of God” since our enemy is not visible and his weapons are spiritual, not material. The armor of Paul’s day is vastly antiquated compared to our Kevlar. But I imagine the Roman soldiers were just as uncomfortable in their armor as we were in ours in the field. Carrying 50 or 60 pounds of gear while setting up tents or building a 15-foot timber tower is not comfortable — especially with extreme
Registration continues for VBS Registration is now under way for Vacation Bible School, scheduled for July 15-19 at the Seabee Chapel, Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme. The theme of this year’s event, which runs from 9 a.m. to noon all five days, is “Sky: With God, All Things are Possible Possible.” .” Children ages
heat! Many times the troops wanted to set down their gear to make their jobs easier, but the enemy threat, although notional, required us all to keep our armor on while we worked. I believe that God expects us to wear our spiritual armor — just as we wore our Kevlar regardless of how uncomfortable we felt — because the enemy threat demands proper protection. The todo laynot down ourthe protection is decision easy if we sense presence of our enemy, but God says that the devil is a roaring lion walking about and looking to devour us (1 Pt. 5:8). If we as believers are not vigilant, we will become compla complacent cent towards our enemy and go many days without putting on our spiritual armor. If you think the devil isn’t looking for a chance to ruin your relationship with God or with others, you are deceived! Takee refuge in the protection God has Tak provided. Realize that you can get the job done d one whi le wear wearing ing your “gear,” just as the men and women women of NM NMCB CB 3 proved that they could get the job done anytime or anyplace. You will always find protection in the truth from God.
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5 to 12 may attend. Teenagers and parents are invited to volunteer, and a nursery will be available for parents ents wh who o nee need d child child car caree wh whil ilee they’re volunteering. Registration closes July 1. To enroll your child or for more information, call the Seabee Chapel at 9824358.
A com commem memora oratio tion n of theBatt theBattle le of Mid Mid-way will take place Tuesday, June 4, outside Building 1 at Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu. The event will include a wreath-laying and guest speakers. The Battle of Midwa Midway y is considered the decisive battle of the World War II Pacific Theater. After Midway, the supremacy of theJap theJapane anese se fle fleet et dec declin lined, ed, and the Americans and their Allies took the offensive in the Pacific.
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Worship schedule Seabee Chapel Port Hueneme Building 1433 Phone: (805) 982-4358 Protestant Sunday worship service: 9 a.m. Choir rehearsal: Tuesday, 6 p.m. Catholic Mass Sunday: 11:15 a.m. Confession by prior appt.: 10:45 a.m. Wednesday: 11:30 a.m. Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m. Christian Bible Studies Women’s Women’ s Bible Study: Tuesday, Tuesday, 10 a.m., “The Book of Judges”; Wednesday,, 9:30 a.m., “Unglued: Wednesday Making Wise Choices in the Midst
of Raw Emotions.” Childcare provided. Men’s Bible Study: Thursday, 11:30 a.m., “30 Life Principles.” Lunch provided. Soup Fellowship Study: Sunday, 5 p.m., “Prophecy 101.” Potluck. Catholic Religious Education Pre-K through high school Tuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Chapel of Faith Point Mugu Building 121 Phone: (805) 989-7967 Protestant Episcopal service: 11 a.m. Catholic Mass Sunday: 9 a.m. Confession by prior appt.: 8:15 a.m. Thursday: 11:30 a.m. Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m.
Chaplains serving NBVC Lt. Cmdr. Jeffrey Han
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Are you having a baby, or do you know someone who is? The Na Navy-M vy-Marin arinee Corp Corpss Relief Relief Soci Society ety (NMCRS) offers a free Budget for Baby class once a month. This seminar is run by volunteers and is designed to educate new and expecting parents who want to learn about the financial impact brought about by a new baby. Learn how to budget for the “needs versus vers us wan wants”that ts”that com comee withyour new newest est addition. Will you buy new or used furniture? Do you really need the top-of-theline car seat? Can you get baby or maternit nity y clot clothes hes fro from m som someon eonee whois finish finished ed with them? On Onee thin thing g you’ you’ll ll learn learn in th thee cla class ss is th that at the NMCR NMCRS S Thri Thrift ft Shop Shop sellsbaby clot clothes hes some like new — starting at just 25 cents. You’ll also find out what financial asistance may be available to you. You’ll
This wall display in the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Relief Society shows the many many item items s that ar are e given given fo r free free to par partic ticip ipan ants ts in also the Budget for for Baby class. Parents-to-be receive a handmade baby blanket.
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Shaniqua Oliver teaches a Budget for Baby workshop Tuesday, May 14, in the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society office at Naval Base Ventura Ventura County, Port Hueneme. Hueneme.
get tips that may help you decide whether you’ll be working or be a stay-at-home mom, and you’ll learn about the costs of various types of of child care. Every momor dad-to-be receives a free layette valued at $150, filled with a coordinated set of bedding beddi ng and cloth clothing, ing, bibs bibs,, paren parenting ting
magazines and a handmade baby blanket crocheted by an NMCRS volunteer. Th Thee next next Bu Budg dget et for Ba Baby by classis classis sc sched hed-uled for June 4 from 6 to 7 p.m. Call 805982-440 9824409 9 to sig sign n up, up, or che check ck theNMCRS Facebook page to find out the dates of future classes.
• The NMCRS Office is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. It is located in the NBVC Port Hueneme Welcome Center, 2600 Dodson St., Suite 1. Information: 982-4409. • TheNMCRSThrift TheNMCRSThrift Sto Store re is open open fr from om 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and is located in Bldg. 829, at the corner of Harris Street and 15th Avenue, NBVC Port Hueneme. Check out the new NMCRS Facebook page at www www.facebook.com/NMCRSV .facebook.com/NMCRSVenentura.
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Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 5 recently enrolled six Seabees in the Marine Jungle Leaders Course at the Jungl Junglee Warfar arfaree Trainin raining g Center in Okinawa, Japan. The course is designed to teach smallunit leaders all aspects of small-unit jungle operations and general survival skills for the jungle. EO2 Kendrell Dale makes his way down the Training took place in late March. rope extending from an MV-22 Osprey Osprey..
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Seabees attached to Naval Mobile Construction Construction Battalion 4, Detail Manda Bay, complete the paving of a runway extension in Manda Bay, Kenya. Kenya.
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Seabees from Naval Mobile ConstrucThe four-month project, which ended ion Batta Battalio lion n (NM (NMCB) CB) 4 recent recently ly finished finished April 25, is expected to bring much-needpaving a runway at Camp Simba in Man- ed logistical and transportation capabilida Bay, Kenya. ties to the region.
EOC (SCW/EXW) Pierre Potter helps another Seabee place a Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Battalio n 4 plaque at the edge of the completed completed runway, the official conclusion conclusion to the end of paving operations in Manda Bay, Kenya.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (NNS) — Members of Team Navy joined with their competitors — as well as family and friends — to commemorate the successful conclusion c onclusion of the 2013 Warrior Games Gam es May May 16 atthe U.S .S.. AirForc AirForcee Acade Academy my in Color ColoradoSprin adoSprings gs,, Colo. “Congratulations to all of the 2013 Warrior Games competicompetitors,” tors, ” said Charlie Huebner, Huebner, chief of Paralympics ffor or the United States Olympic Committee, while addressing the crowd at closing ceremonies. “While we celebrate medals, this competition is really an example of how sport can change live livess. We hope these
BaseVent BaseVentura uraCount County y, Po Point int Mugu, ha have vebeenvolunt beenvolunteeri eering ng twi twice cea a wee week k since the beginning of the year to tea teach ch robotic roboticss atthe Chri ChristaMcAustaMcAulif liffe fe Ele Element mentary ary Scho School ol in Oxnard. NAWCW NAWCWD D employeeswho hav havee volunteeredwith McAulif McAuliffe feElemenElementary include Toufue Chang, Edgar Tomines, omines,MatthewBillington, MatthewBillington, Casey Deyle, Matthew Tang, Jessica Patrick, rick, Doug DougDa Davis vis and Pet Peter er Mou Moua. a. “Ourr student “Ou studentss bene benefit fited ed from from worki working ng with with all the eng engine ineers ers who who ha have vecometo cometo helpin myclassr myclassroom, oom,” saidPat Wooden ooden,, teac teacher herat atMcA McAuuliffeElementary.. “I reallyappreciate liffeElementary th thei eirr hel help p and and am ho hopi ping ng thatnext thatnext
service andand veterans don’t stop here. The goal for them tomembers return home get involved in sport programs inistheir communities.” Team Navy, which trains for the Warrior Games at Naval Base Photo courtesy NAWcWD Matthew Tang of the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division explains Ventura County, earned a total of 23 medals at the 2013 event, to sixth-grade students how gears work on a robot. including eight gold, five silver and 10 bronze medals. Team Navy achieved third place in the final team standings; it was bested by year we can continue the program and hands-on work in a com- Team Marines, which received the Warrior Games Chairman’s again.” year,, and Team Army. puter lab. The students have ex- Cup for the fourth consecutive year The TheNA NAWCWD WCWDemploye employees esbegan began pl plor ored ed com comput puter er lan langu guag age, e, This was a ground-breaking year for Team Navy. The team had volunteering with Wooden’s sixth- wor before,, including its first-ever worked ked with buildi building ng skills and more female competitors than ever before grade Gifted and Talented Educa- con constr struct ucted ed a ro robot bot the they y sel select ected ed female Ultimate Champion contender, Navy Chief Gunner’s Mate tio tion n (GA (GATE TE)) cla class ss in Fe Februa bruary ry and from a kit. Jeannette Tarqueno. Also, for the first time since the inception will contin continue ue through through mid-J mid-June une.. “I’ “I’m m tou touche ched d by how how mu much ch the of the Warrior Games, a female won a gold medal in a shooting Thiswasthe Thiswas thefirs firstt timeNA timeNAW WCWD student studentss actuall actually y remembe rememberr,” event — Team Navy’s Lt. j.g. Laura Root. workedwith wor kedwith theschool the school.. The The90-mi 90-minn- Chan Chang g sai said. d. “I’ “I’m m tha thankf nkful ul for for the Team Tea m Navy also took home more gold medals than ever before ute Tuesday and Thursday GATE opportunity for us to give back in field events, throwing several lifetime-bests during the track and field competition. class combines classroom learning to the community.”
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fitness lunch talks Free lunchtime talks about health and itness are being offered every Wednesday at the Bee-Fit Health and Wellness enter,, Naval Base Ventura County, enter ort Hueneme. “Bring a lunch and relax and learn n the sun,” said Ramona Pagel, direcor of the center.
Navy Child and Youth Programs (CYP) hosted the 2nd Annual Youth Youth Track & Field Meet at Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) Port Hueneme’s new track complex outside the BeeHive Gym Saturday, May 18. “The weather was great for our track meet,” said Anthony Unchangco Uncha ngco,, Youth Sport Sportss and Fit Fitness ness coor coordina dinator tor.. “There “There were were smiles on a lot of swe sweaty aty faces faces,, and by the end of the day each participant had a medal around their neck!” More than 45 youngsters 5 to 12 years old took part in the meet, which was a culmination of six weeks of learning various
Talks fromonnoon to 12:45pati p.m. nd will run be held the Bee-Fit patio. o. hey’re hey’ re open to anyone with base acess. Pagel will give the June 5 talk on nurition for weight loss. The Jun Junee 12 top topic, ic, “Neg “Negoti otiat ating ing Stress,” will be given by Lori Steinhaur and Marj Lucas, clinical counselors ith the Fleet & Family Support Cener. The June 19 talk, “Desk Exercises for he Core,” will be given by Bee-Fit intructor Sharon George. More topics will be announced in the une 13 edition of The Lighthouse. For ore information, call Pagel at 982589.
events and Lumana practicingSeide, theirJames skills. Thime, Nicole Sasek and Ted Coaches Meczywor Meczy wor led the sixsix-week week pro program gram and wer weree extr extremel emely y pleased pleased with the results. “These kids worked hard during our practices and got the opportunity to learn about some field events like shot put, discus and javelin throwing, which they are not regularly exposed to, to,” ” Meczywor said. “The parents and families were supportive as well during the meet, as we would not have been able to pull it off without their help.” All participants in the youth track program received a track jersey and a medal. Sign-ups for they 2014 CYP track season will take place next March. Currently, sign-ups are being taken for youth basketball, a July and August program for children 4 to 12 years old, and for Adven Adventur turee Spo Sports rts Camps Camps,, which which wil willl be hel held d weekl weekly y thr throug oughou houtt the summer for 10- to 14-year-olds.
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Amyrah Seide,6, Amyrah Seide,6, jog jogs s the 1600-mete 1600-meterr withher fath father er,, WelsonSeide WelsonSeide of Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division, during the 2nd Annual Youth Track and Field Meet at Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme. County, Hueneme. The May 18 meet was the culmination culmination of a six-week track program put on by Child and Youth Youth Programs.
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tested NMCB 3’s ability to enter hostile locations, build assigned construction projects and defend against enemy attacks. “The FTX is what we use to evaluate our skills and perfect our tactical proficiencies,” said NMCB 3 Command Master Chief Percy Trent. “This is our step-off point. We need to be ready for deployment, and this exercise makes that happen.” Seabee deployments are task-tailored and include missions ranging from drilling water wells in Cambodia to working in Afghanistan alongside combat Marines. “We need to ensure our tactical skills reflect the same focus we place in our construction abilities,” Trent said.
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BU2 German Dunlop from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 directs the final stand up of a guard post May 15 at Forward Operating Base Wolfe.
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women are trained in their basic area of construction and engineering, then receive defensive combat training mirrored off the Marine Corps. During FTX, Seabees demonstrate to evaluators from Naval Naval Construction Construct ion Group (NCG) 1 how to safely operate the M4 and M16 semi-automatic rifles, the M240B and Mk2 .50-caliber machine guns and the Mk19 grenade launcher. These weapons systems are employed in a variety of scenarios during a multitude of operations operations,, all demonstrating NMCB 3’s ability to develop warfighters, empower them to embrace an “always ready”
sors.” These These Seabees act as the enemy using pro jectile-free ammunitions ammunitions,, or blanks, to attack NMCB 3’s defensive patrols, convoys or guards manning the simulated base’s entry control point (ECP). All troops must correctly employ the correct defensive tactics that successfully display their knowledgee of the rules of engagem knowledg engagement, ent, safety and other criteria fundamental to protecting themselves, their site and their shipmate. Aggressors test Seabees’ reactive capabilities by ambushing NMCB 3 during defensive foot patrols
mindset and deploy them forward to dangerous areas. “It’s a total evaluation of everything we do, and that’s good,” said Lt. Cmdr. Susanne Wienrich, NMCB 3’s executive officer. “We need that. We are trusted to do a very specific and difficult job. It’s important we do it right.” Wearing reflective white bands around their uniform hats, more than 80 NCG 1 Seabees eval 3 uate each block of training, including safety, safety, en 1 0 vironmen vironmental, tal, medical and health concerns; defen 2 , sive combat tactics and convoy operations; camp 0 3 setup, communications, communications, construction techniques; y a and supply replenishments in the field. M “If they fail, we fail,” said Builder 1st Class Jo , y a seph McFadden, NCG 2’s safety evaluator. “That’s d s r our motto. We aren’t here to mess with them or u h make things hard. We want them to pass.” T To ensure NMCB 3’s training and evaluation is 16 as complete as possible, NCG 1 employs “aggres-
and convoys. convoys. They act as snipers and also pose as civilians trying to gain access to the base. The FTX scenarios are realistic and require focused decision-making by all troops. t roops. Passing FTX is on par with some of the most arduous training events conducted in the military military.. Unlike most parts of the Navy, Seabees manage small and large weapons systems, operate armored tactical vehicles and employ large-load construction equipment in hostile environments. environments. As a battalion, these duties are performed simultaneously, turning the entire process of completing either FTX or a deployment into a meticulous ballet of purposeful action, intelligent decision-making and poise under fire. “When a battalion passes FTX, I’m proud they can go out, do their job and return home safe,” McFadden said. “It’s tough out here, but it’s tougher on deployment. This is where we get it right. We are all Seabees. We are expected to succeed and will always get the job done.”
Mental health clinician joins exercise
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EO3 Ken Menzies performs a buddy check on a fellow Seabee from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 during a May 7 chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) drill to test the team’s ability to react to enemy CBR attacks. NMCB 3 conducted its final graded field training exercise (FTX) at Fort Hunter Liggett in Central California.
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Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3’s 3’s embedded mental health clinician spent three days with the battalion during its field training exercise (FTX) at Fort Hunter Liggett in Central California May 1316. Kimberly Tazagouzit Tazagouzit was hired by Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC) to fill a staff position with NMCB 3 and help ensure warfighter readiness. “NECC wanted us to be a part of the team,” said Tazagouzit. “It’s stressful balancing home, family and operational responsibilities. I’m here to help keep [Seabees] in the fight by being a person they can talk to.” With two decades of behaviora behaviorall health and emergency mental health experience for both
hospital staff and first responders, TazagouzTazagouzit said the opportunity to place herself in the same shoes as the people she is trying to help was essential. “For me, it was important to come out here and show camaraderie,” said Tazagouzit. “To be able to experience what they are experiencing gives me more insight and helps me effectively talk about what is going on with that troop.” Tazagouzit spent three days with the Seabees experiencing firsthand chemical, biological and radiological simulated attacks, intruders in camp exercises and defensive combat action drills — all routine experiences for Seabees during FTX. “NMCB 3 is doing great!” said Tazagouzit. “[They are] very focused on the mission. I am very proud to be attached to the Seabees.”
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Kimberly Tazagouzit, a staff mental health professional with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3, speaks with HM3 Cale Vandertuin after a mass casualty drill at Forward Operating Base Wolfe.
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Lt. Grant Cochran, left, and HM3 Yamzon Febella from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 treat a simulated jaw injury May 15 during a mass casualty drill at Forward Operating Base Wolfe. NMCB 3 conducted its final graded field training exercise (FTX), testing the battalion’s command and control functions through a variety of realistic scenarios encountered during Seabee deployments.
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Using blank ammunition, BUCN Morgan Rego from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 helps fire a 240B crew-serve machine gun during a simulated attack on the battalion’s defensive lines May 17. NMCB 3 conducted its final graded field training exercise (FTX) at Fort Hunter Liggett T h in Central California. u r s d a y , M a y 3 0 ,2 2 0 1 3
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Anticipating your next move? Here’s to a smooth one The Depa Departme rtment nt of the Na Navy vy states states tha thatt military families move every 2.9 years. With With the fast-p fast-pace aced d lifes lifestyl tylee we all lea lead, d, combined with orders often being issued a few months to a few weeks before departure date, being organized is your No. 1 priority when it comes time to your Permanent Change of Station (PCS) move. The mil milita itary ry has crea created ted some some inf inform ormaawith ti tive ve websi websitesthat testhat wil willl help help thr throug oughou houtt the process. • First, check out www www.militaryinstal .militaryinstallalaFFSC tions.com and www www.militaryonesource. .militaryonesource. com/moving. These sites will answer all the questions you have about your new depart — it does the rest! • Ne Next xt,, go to you ourr ne near ares estt Flee Fleett & Famamduty station, as well as give contact information and links to other valuable web- ily Support Center and speak to a relocasites. On the Military One Source page, tion specialist. You can sign up for the
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and the difference difference between havi having ng the Na Navy vy mo move ve yo you u or doi doing ng it yo yours urself elf under a Personally Procured Move (PPM), formally known as a DITY move. Y You ou can’t afford to not attend this class. • Third, once you have orders in hand, you can set up your move on Move.mil. Pe Perso rsonalProp nalPropert erty y and theFFSC can pr proovide a quick guide to this website. Moving is a perfect time to go through all of your belong belongings ings and purge items tha thatt have have bee been n in a box box si sinceyou nceyourr la last st PCS PCS move. Tired of looking at that old, worn out coffee table? Participate in Lincoln Housing’ Hous ing’s Rumma ummage ge Sale Sale,, put it on CraigCraigslist, sell it at a your own garage sale or let any of the new Sailors at your command know that you have some old fur-
finding your next job, this is the perfect time! The FFSC can help you create a resume or update your current one. There are many hidden costs that come with moving. For example, the military wi will ll sh ship ip yo your ur carto yournextduty stat statio ion n onl only y if it is OCONUS— OCONUS— over oversea seass, out outsi side de the cont continen inental tal Unit United ed Sta States tes.. Tha Thatt mean meanss that if you have orders to go from Port Hueneme to Norfolk, V Va., a., you’d better to re read ady y for a roa oad d trip trip!! Thisis Thisis the the id idea eall time time to sit dow down n with an FFSC fi financia nanciall counselor and review your spending. If you ha have ve schoo school-a l-aged ged chil children dren,, you’ you’re probably wondering about the switch in schools.. School Liaison Offi schools Officer cer Monica James, who can be reached at 805-9895211, can help with any school-related
e s u o h t h g you’ll ou’ll learn niture that you’d like to unload. question. i there is a link for Plan My Move. Here, “Smooth Move” class, where y L you u can creat createe a deta detaile iled d chec checkli klist st of how to spend wisely on your PCS, what If you are a Navy spouse, this is the e yo h things that must be done before you PCS. kind of entitlements you can expect, how perfect time to create or update your re- — For more information, call FFSC Relocation T Jus Justt plu plug g in your your cur curren rentt dut duty y sta statio tion, n, your your to keep TRICARE up to date, whom to sume. Whether you are looking at going Specialist Brittany Barton at 805-982-3726
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• Depl Deployme oyment nt Read Readines iness: s: Are you ready for your spouse’s deployment? Join others to learn what it is all about and how to do more than just survive deployment. Wed., June 5, 2 to 3 p.m. • IA Family Connection: Whether this user of Excel. Fri., June 7, 9 to 11:30 is your first or 21st experience with dea.m., Point Mugu. ployments or IAs, join others and meet spouses of deployed service memExceptional Exceptio nal Family Member with bers. Share your knowledge of how to • General informat information: ion: 982-2646. thrive during this experience. Thurs., • EFMP Point of Contact Training: June 20, 4 to 5 p.m. Assist each command in developing mission readiness for Sailors who support Victim Advocate Services a loved one with special needs. Tues., • General informat information: ion: 982-5037. Ju June ne 10 10,, 11 t o 12 12:: 45 45 p. p.m. m.,, P o oii n ntt • Victim advocates can conduct safeMugu. ty planning; assist with obtaining emer• EFMP Overview: Learn about the gency shelter and housing; assist in obprogram and how it can benefit our tainin tai ning g pro protec tecti tive ve ord orders ers; ; provid providee families! Tues., June 11, 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. information on reporting options, as • EFMP Special Needs Network: A well as divorce or custody; provide intransitional nal compensation support supp ort group for active and reti retired red formation on transitio and make referrals to community agenmilitary families with special needs chilcies. Call 982-5037 to speak to an advodren. Share local resources and get supcate. port. Wed., June 12, 5 to 6:30 p.m.
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Command Liaison Th Thee Fleet& Fleet& Fa Fami mily ly Sup Suppor portt Cente Centerr can pr provi ovide de ser servic vices es at you yourr loc locat ation. ion. Call Call the FSC command liaison at 982-3159 or email [email protected].
to 4 years years and caregi caregiver vers. s. Promot Promotee social social-ization izat ion skil skills ls and moto motorr deve developm lopment. ent. • Infant Infant Mas Massag sage: e: 4-p 4-part art Mond Monday ay series. series. Tuesdays, 10 to 11 a.m. Connect with your baby. Massage improves digestion, brain development and Parenting sleep routines. June 3-24, 1 to 2 p.m., • 1-21-2-3 3 Magi Magic: c: 3-part 3-part Wedn Wednesda esday y seri series. es. Point Mugu. Learn rn easy easy-to -to-fol -follow low steps steps for disc discipli iplining ning • Boot Camp for New Dads: Get real Lea answer answerss to rea reall con concer cerns ns from from oth other er dad dads. s. children. June 5-19, 5 to 7 p.m. Thurs.,, June 6, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thurs. • Teen Parenting: 4-part Thursday series. Howto com commun munic icatewith atewith you yourr teen. teen. • Breastfeeding 101: Learn about latch, ries. position and community resources avail- June 6-27, 4:30 to 6 p.m., Camarillo. able. Thurs., Thurs., June 6, 6 to 8:30 p.m. • Nutriti Nutrition on Thr Through ough the First First Year Year:: Life Skills Pumping, weaning, solids. Thurs., June • General informatio information: n: 982-3102. 13, 6 to 8:30 p.m. • Cou Couple ples s Commun Com munica icati tion: on: 3-par 3-partt • New Mamas Support Circle: For exMonday series. Get focused on the solupecting mamas and mamas with babies tion to strengthen your communication 0–15 month monthss old. Infor Informati mation, on, education education yourconnection ion as you jugg juggle le depl deployoyand support. Wednesdays, Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. to and yourconnect ment, ment , mone money y matt matters,intima ers,intimacy, cy, parentin pare nting g 1:30 p.m. No registration needed. Just and al alll tha thatt mak makes es up a rel relati ations onship hip.. June June stop in!
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Site Director Enjoli Shaheed shows one of the remodeled suites in the Navy Gateway Gateway Inns & Suites complex complex at Naval Base Ventura Ventura County, Port Hueneme.
looking for leisure travelers.” Accommodations run from $28 a night for a room with a shared bath to $85 for a VIP suite. At Port Port Hue Huenem neme,NGIS e,NGIS offers356 offers356 units units,, including inclu ding 102 two-bedr two-bedroom oom townhom townhomes es in
With two-burner stoves stoves,, microwaves and dishwashe dishwashers, rs, the kitchens in the newly remodeled suites were designed with timeshares in mind.
renovated — 12 of them VIP suites and 24 of them A suites, which have a queen bed and pullout couch and go for $75 a night. NGIS NG IS als also o has176 unitsat unitsat Poin Pointt Mug Mugu u and 88 on San Nicolas Island.
and barbecues. NGIS is also looking to offer holiday specials, as it did for the Super Bowl. It has a standing “romance package” for $99 a nigh nightt tha thatt incl include udess ro roses ses,, chocola chocolates tes and aromatherapy shower tablets.
a special slot for the lights to turn on and for the heating and cooling systems to work, guaranteeing that there won’t be any energy wasted in an empty room. The facility also offers a 24-hour coffee bar and free new newspa spaper per,, and outs outside ide there’s a children’s playground, a gazebo
common access card and military dependents.. Any of these people can also spondents sor non-military personnel in up to 10 rooms. To make reservations, call Port Hueneme at 805-982-6025 or Point Mugu at 805-989-8287.
e s u o h t h g NGIS is open to active-duty military Shaheed is especially proud of the enaccommo-“Ourr ma “Ou main in goal goal is to prov provid idee hous housin ing g to the Midway complex that can accommo i L members, retirees retirees,, military Reservists, traveling veling for militar military y date families and that go for $75 a night. ergy-efficient features in the remodeled members, e military members tra h reasons,” she explained. “After that, we’ Defense Department civilians with valid we’re re rooms. Room keys must be inserted into Thirty-six suites at Port Hueneme were T
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to lessons learned during Operations es esert ert Shiel Shiel d and Des Desert ert St Storm orm,, MPSs create centralized, standardzed processing for mobilizing Reservists. The last time a large group of Reervists was processed through NMPS ort Hueneme Hueneme was in Ma May y of 2012 2012.. he site was then deactiva deactivated ted due to projected reduction in mobilization equirements, with an agreement to eactivate this summer for one last aj ajor or ev event ent:: t he he mob mobii li li zat zatii on on of MCB 28. Lt. Cmdr. Karl Zamora, NMPS Port ueneme’s officer-in-charge, is over— Lt. Cmdr. Karl Zamora, eei eeing ng this this mobi mobiliza lization tion,, whi which ch he on Reservists preparing to deploy xpects will be the last for Port Hueeme. The duration of the Reservists’ deHe sees the current mobilization as ployment orders often vary. In this three-pronged project. “First “Fi rst we need to rea reacti ctiva vate te the case, most will be deployed for 270 or more days. They could be called back ite, ite,” ” he explain ed.
occupation that they’re leaving for an extended period of time. It’s tough.
That means staffing all stations — edical, legal, pay and other adminstrative issues, gas mask and uniform i tt tt ings ings — w it it h a com combi bi n nat atii on of MPS personnel from San Diego and eservistss from Commander eservist Commander,, Na Navy vy nstallations Command (CNIC) headuarters. Then comes the actual mobilization rocessing of the Seabees from NMCB 8, followed by the final deactivation and official closure of the site. At its height, NMPS Port Hueneme processed approximately 150 Sailors
way Inns & Suites, Naval Construction Group 1 — dozens of entities and individuals individ uals are coming together to makee this mobiliz mak mobilizati ation on success successful, ful, Zamora said. Addition Addi tional al pla plannin nning g to feed and entertain the sudden influx of Sailors is also in the works, with Morale, W Welelfare & Recreation staff working the details. Staffing at the food venues nearest the mobilization site — including clud ing the gall galley ey and gol golff cour course se dining options — will be adjusted to account for the extra traffic. “T “Ther heree mi might ght be l on onger ger l iines nes at lunch time at some of the facilitie facilities, s,” ” said Deborah Williams, community support program site manager, “but we’re working to reduce that impact and make sure everyone has what they need.” “This is a collecti collective ve team effort to pull this off,” Zamora added. “My role is simply simply to be the cop at the in-
tersection, on, directing eight lanes of early; they could be reassigned to a tersecti different diffe rent mission during that time; traffic.” they could be ordered to stay longer. “You “You just never know,” said Zamora, who adds that he has a special respect for Reservists Reservists.. “These people really want to serve their country,” he said. “They come from all over, and most have a civilian occupation that they’re leaving for an extended period of time. It’s tough.” With the Reservists not yet on base, Zamora already had high praise for
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e Construction Diving Detachment Bravo of Underwater Construction Team (UCT) 2 conducts Using hand signals during a high-altitude diving exercise, CEC (SCW/DV) Adam Winters s training with the Transportable Recompression Recompression Chamber during altitude diving operations operations commu communicates nicates to divers in the water water,, Lt. Cmdr. Cmdr. Charles Kubic, commanding officer of u Underwater Construction Team (UCT) 2, and BU2 (SCW/DV) David Miller. o at Bridgeport last month. h t h g i L e h T
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Underwater Underwa ter Construc Construction tion Team (UCT) 2 recen (UCT) recently tly complete completed d a diver training exercise in California’ss High Sierra, designed to nia’ increase the team’s cold-weather and altitude-diving expertise expertise.. Memberss of Const Member Constructio ruction n Diving Detac Detachment hment (CDD) Brav Bravo o spent spent 10 da days ys in Bri Bridgep dgeport ort traintrain-
but the pre-environmental training course of instruction provided by Marine Corps staff,” said Construc Cons truction tion Mechanic Mechanic 1st Clas Classs Ja James mes Rich Richards ardson. on. “They “They cov covered ered topics such as cold-weather and altitude altit ude medicine, medicine, firstaid, mountain survival, mountain weather and equipment.” The div divee portion portion of the ex exerc ercise ise focused on honing the detach-
in the effects of altitude. “Learn “Le arning ing how alt altitu itude de not only affects affects the equipment but also the diver was by far the best learning experience,” experience,” he said. The mou mounta ntain in en envir vironme onment nt provided multiple opportunities for valuable valuable training. “Most of the divers in CDD/B have never dove dove at alti altitud tude. e. It was was jus justt a chapter we studied in the dive
ing the Marine Corps tainatW arfar arfare e Traini raining ng MounCente Centerr, where they learned and exercised skills such as cold-weather survival, mountain medicine, coldweather diving and altitude diving, including both SCUBA and surface-s surf ace-supplie upplied d divi diving ng operations. Occupyi Occu pying ng 46,0 46,000 00 acre acress of Toi 3 yabe National Forest with eleva 1 0 ti tionsrangi onsranging ng fr from om 6,0 6,000 00 to 12,000 12,000 2 , feet, the training center conducts 0 3 unit and indiv individual idual courses to y a prepare Marines and joint and M allied ed for forces ces for operati operations ons in , alli y a mountainous, high-altitude and d s r cold-weather environments. The u h center is also involved in the de T velopment velo pment of warf warfighti ighting ng doc-
ment’s ment’ skills to testablish and sustain tai n a scam camp p tha that sup suppor ported ted div diving ing operationsin opera tionsin a mount mountain ain env enviro ironnment as well as the use of special dive gear designed to opera operate te in intense cold environment environments. s. CDDBravo CDDBra vo used used bot both h drydiving suits and hot-w hot-water ater diving suits to keep divers warm in the water. The hot-water suit is used during surfa surface-su ce-supplie pplied d divi diving ng operat oper ation ionss and empl employ oyss a hot water heater and 600 feet of hose to pus push h hotwater hotwater into into thediver thediver’’s wet suit. “Itfelt lik likee di divin ving g in a Jacuzzi acuzzi,,” said Builder 2nd Class Andrew Quiroga. Utilitiesman 2nd Class Joshua Noel said he was most interested
man manual ual but nev never er impl implemen emented ted in an applicable applica ble manner,”remarked manner ,”remarked Construc Cons truction tion Mech Mechanic anic 1st Class Class Trev revor or Buckett. Buckett. “Now that we ha have ve gone, gone, we are all ver very y familia familiarr with altitude protocol.” The detachment also had the opportuni oppor tunity ty to evalua evaluate te the command’ man d’ss equ equipm ipment ent for for use in ausaustere cold-weather conditions conditions.. “It gave us the opportunity to find our weakness and be that much more ready to execute in a wartime warti me situa situation tion if called upon,” upon,” said the detachment’s officer in charge, Chief Construction Mechanic Adam Winters Winters.. CDD Bra Bravo vo will deploy this summerr to suppor summe supportt opera operations tions around the Pacific.
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Divers BU2 (SCW/DV) Matthew Dawson and BU2 (SCW/DV) Christopher Farmer get help entering the water.
trine and specialized equipment for use in mountain and coldweather operations. During Duri ng the wint winter er seas season, on, from from October Octob er to Apri April, l, snowaccumula snowaccumula-tion can reach 6 to 8 feet. The annual temperature at the center ran rangesfrom gesfrom 20 deg degree reess bel below ow zero zero in the winter to 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer.
Before getting into the water, the detachment was required to under und ergo go a pre-en pre-envir vironm onment ental al training course designed to provideSailorss and Mar videSailor Marineswith ineswith the tools they need to survive in the stren strenuou uouss mou mounta ntain in en envir virononment. “The best part was not only utilizing UCT’s arctic dive gear
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tant, nursi nursing, ng, screenscreen-printi printing ng and graphic design facilities, and at Buena, he visited the auto shop and clas classro srooms oms filled filled with with ma ma-hine tool technology technology,, cabinet cabinet-aking aking te techn chnolo ology gy and vi video deo production producti on equipment. “These “The se stud students ents are gain gaining ing some real skills that they can use right after graduat graduation,” ion,”Va Vasquez, squez, clearly impressed, said after the tou tours rs.. “If the they y don don’twant ’twant to go to coll college ege righ rightt afte afterr high scho school, ol, they can work for awhile, or they canmake som somee extra extra mon money ey wh whil ilee they’re in college.” For the day, day, Vasque asquezz was wasstan standding in for Robert Wismann, who le led d th thee tour tourss andbrie andbriefe fed d the the comcommanding officer on the progr program, am, whi which ch has an enr enrollm ollment ent of 3,20 3,200 0 students from nearly every high school in Ventura County. Wi Wisman smann n stresse stressed d tha thatt the propro-
the they’ y’re re int intere ereste sted d in, the then n go on to coll college ege and work part part-ti -time me or hol hold d on to the the skill skillss andha andhavesome vesome practic prac tical al experi experience ence aft after er the they y get a degree. “It’s like the Navy without the uniform,” uniform, ” Vasquez commented. Wismann Wis mann agreed, agreed, but added tha thatt some of the studen students ts wear “uniforms” of a sort — students learning lear ningab about out medi medical cal care careers ers,, fo forr example, wear scrubs. “W “Wee want want the them m to dr dress ess in what’s appro appropriate priate and identify themselve thems elvess as nur nurses ses,, wel welders ders,, whatever,” Wismann said. “That way, they get engaged in the career.” ROP is open to high school juniorss and senior nior seniors,and s,and someclasses accept Adult Education students. Bus transportation to and from local high schools is provided to the Cama Camarill rillo o faci facility lity
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From From left, Reg Regiona ionall Occupat Occupation ional al Program Program (ROP) (ROP) Principa Principall Rob Robert ert Wisman Wismann; n; Capt. Capt. Larry Vasque Vasquez, z, com comman manding ding offic officer er of Nava Navall Base Base Ventura Vent ura County; and Career and Technical Technical Education Director Peggy Velarde Velar de look over the artwork that graces the ROP campus in Camari Camarillo. llo. The sculpture was installed several years ago after being designed by one group of students students and welded by another. another.
fers five classes, including one in bus transportation provided. emergenc gency y firs firstt resp response onse.. Oak ROP cla classe ssess are are al also so of offe fere red d on emer
gram he oversees dovetails with during school hours; some night nearly every high school campus campus.. Park High School has six classes, coll college-p ege-prep rep curri curriculum culum;; it doesn doesn’t ’t cla Nordho dhoff ff Hig High h Scho School ol in Oja Ojaii of- including one in sports medicine. classe ssess are are offer offered,but ed,but th ther eree is no Nor
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the Army, but the Navy took the next seve several ral spo spots ts,, culmin culminat ating ing in the gold. In the women’s competition, Capt. Kathy Rakel of the Air Force took first place for the third year in a row. The Air Force took gold, the Marines took
scheduled, approved approved andnot budgeted year and therefore was affectedlast by sequestration. Witho Without ut the Adm Admira iral’ l’ss Cup Cup,, the rmed Forces event can now begin arlier. Competition will start this year at 9 .m., and everyone with base access is elcome to watch at NBVC Point MuMugu’s Family Family Beach, just down from the each Motel. The first leg of the Armed Forces riathlon is a 1,500-meter (approxiately one-mile) swim. It is followed y a 40-kilometer (24.8-mile) draft leal bike ride and a 10-kilometer (6.2ile) run. Last year, despite cold ocean waters nd a solid wind on the bike course, he Navy men’s team took the gold edal. The top two finishers were from
silver and the took Morgan saidNavy NBVC is bronze. proud to be the venue for not only the Armed Forces Tria riathl thlon, on, but also also man many y oth other er militarywide competitions, and for being a training cen ter for wounded warriors in the Nav Navy y and Coast Guard. “Since the early 1990s, NBVC has made quite a name for itsel itselff hosti hosting ng almost all Armed Forces sports, such as track and field, boxing, basketba basketball, ll, softball and Navy training camps and for pioneering the Navy Navy/Coast /Coast Guard Wounded Wa Warrior rrior Sports Disabili Disability ty Program,” Progr am,” Morgan said. “We “We benefit in a few ways. Our interested local military members get a chance to make the team. Navy Gateway Inns & Suites rooms are used, as are our galleys. And equipment stays with us after the event. Plus,, there’ Plus there’ss the base recognition.”
botics. Threeschools botics. Three schoolsha have ve culinary arts courses, and five offer video production. Vasquez liked the fact that studentss coul dent could d attend attend thei theirr own hig high h sch school ool,, the then n tr tra avelto theCamar theCamarilillo center for classes. “They’re still maintaining their identity with their own school,” he said said.. “They “They grad graduat uatee from from thei theirr own high school, but with these great skills, and they can still be college-bound.” With Wit h man manufac ufacturi turing ng jobs coming back to the Unit United ed Sta States tes,, programs like this will be especial cially ly important important in the futu future re,, Wismann and Vasquez agreed. “W “Wee get call callss fr from om local local employemployers looking looking for for work workers ers with with bas basic ic skills,” skills ,” Wismann said. “All the time we hear, ‘We need skilled labor now.’ now.’ Companies Companies know thes thesee kids are trainable and that they
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WASHER/DRYER Kenmore Kenmore $300/pair. Refrigerator $175.
Dark mahogany wood grain, large dresser with mirror, 6’ ornate bedposts, like new! Brand new $4,000, sacrifice $1,200/obo. Seller has truck, will help deliver. 805-807-0697 VCS329722
All very good condition. 805-671-9852 VCS330001
BRAND NEW
ly new appliances & lighting, negotiable, 805-499-5406
805-796-6113 VCS329484
Washers & Dryers for Sale. Guaranteed &/or Repair $99-$199 buy or pick-up your old Kenmore & Whirlpool washers & dryers, only
482-4983 or 816-4081 Gary Bowen VCS329703
213 Boutiques VINTAGE for the benefit
of S.P.A.R.C. Clothes, Collectibles, Glassware, Furniture, etc. 805-525-1749 VCS329275
219 Cemetery Lots
877.465.3676 VCS330223
Clothes, jewelry, books/etc. 4160 Market #11, Vta. 805-642-4228 VCS330410 * * ITEMS FOR SALE * * • DELL PRINTER , $35. • STEREO, $35. • GOLF BAG, $20. • GLASS RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE, $50. • WALL ART, $15-$25. • CERAMIC CANISTER SET, $75. Call 805-443-8109 VCS330210
Treadmill, Pro Form 755cs, 755cs,
xlnt cond., $150 Smoker used twice $150 805-616-1304 VCS330375 Wanted to buy old original Rolex wristwatch.
Any condition. Cash Ray 310-534-5452 VCS329982
Queen Orthopedic Pillowtop Mattress Set
Never used, still in plastic w/warr.Retails $699, sell $160. All Sizes Available! Camarillo - 805-830-3314 Simi Valley - 805-651-8461
WE PICK UP & RECYCLE
all Major Appliances. Help Save our Planet. Call 805-671-9569 VCS330000
VCS329186
277 Musical Instruments
Thomasville 7’ dark green
leather couch $250, Thomasville dark green leather club chair $100, glass top end table $95, 3’x 6’ solid oak 5 drawer desk & accessories $150, 2 roll about 17x19 file cabinets $50 ea, Hewlett Packard fax machine under warranty $50, laser jet printer $50, solid oak custom A-Z keyboard, $75.
For Sale High Quality Instruments At Our Next Estate Sale! Bospndorfer
grand piano like new, “Delfino” Italian accordion and a old wooden flute signed J.N. Burger. Don & Dees Estate Sales, 805-643-4217 VCS330026
805-527-9775 VCS329238
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Affordable Sectionals & Sofas Custom Sized
Over 40yr Exp.
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Thousand Oaks, Camarillo, Oxnard, Moorpark, Ventura, Simi Valley Open 7 Days
805-647-1777 VCS330217
233 Furniture/ Household Goods
Relocating need to sell, near-
WE BUY GOLD & SILVER
RMC MEDICAL
Floor models, excellent condition, $250 - $400. (805)671-9852 VCS329998
For Sale Used Appliances
military, hunting/pocket, original or reproduction ALSO silver coins and scrap sterling silver 805-646-2168 VCS329700
All free ads are 20 are 20 WORD MAXIMUM. MAXIMUM.
Buy • Sell • Rent • Repair
We Pick up & Pay Top $$$ For Old Washers & Dryers, Stoves, Refrigerators
I BUY Antique & Black Powder guns, knives,
• Motorcycles • Merchandise Merchandise • Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Wanted
227 Exercise Equipment
Hester’s Appliance
WANTED: Swords, Japanese
• Pets – Free to good home • Roomma Roommate te Want Wanted ed • Lost & Found • Autom Automobiles obiles & Trucks
Hoyer Patient Lift, Invacare, model 9805, 450 lb capacity, collapsible base, adjustable sling, user instructions, new condition. MSRP NEW $1,125, Sacrifice $450/obo. **** CASH ONLY ****
PALLET RACK SALE
TREADMILLS Display and
805-650-0444
800-221-STAR(7827)
FREE ads for the following categories:
Upright $49+ Beam $12+ SHELVING Steel & Wood 2’x4’x 6, 8 or 10’ $69+ WHSE LADDERS $89+ 805-532-1103 VCS329188
seat, newused batteries, new condition, once. MSRP $1,275, Sacrifice $800/obo.
VCS330238
JEWELR Y VCS330449
classifieds
Repair & Sales
805.816.7169
WE PAY CASH NOW TOP $$$$
3 Wheel GoGo Scooter , transportable, disassembles into 4 lightweight components, 275 lb capacity, 3.5 mph, front basket, swivel
Commercial Equipment
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Scooter XL, 350 lb capacity, 11 mi range, head/tail lights, 6 mph, new batteries, soft suspension, RV mirror, front basket,owners manual, wide swivel seat, 5 star rating, new cond, MSRP $2,635, Sacrifice $1,450/obo.
From $99.00
** FREE ESTIMATES ** Refrigerators, walk-in coolers, ice machines, etc Will Pick Up Dead Refrig, and All Appliances!
GOLD CROWNS SILVER COINS SILVER CHAINS
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4255 East Main St. Ste #18, Ventura, CA 93003
Lighthouse
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Jeff 805-302-7104 VCS329635
3 Wheel Pride Celebrity
1 burial plot in sold out Garden of Gethsemane, 803-A, $5,500 360-991-4574
Onlinegaragesalemap. Onl inegaragesalemap. Every FridayP.M. VCStar.com/garagesales
Victor 805-302-1866 805-302-1866 VCS330187
NERCES FINE
TOP $$$ PAID I BUY TOY TRAINS Old BB CARDS, Old TOYS.
Valley Oaks Memorial Park ,
ALL MAJOR APPL
*Save Money & Time*
We Are The **LARGEST** Buyers Of Scrap GOLD!
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Cemetery Lots
Appliances
GOLD HAS PASSED $1700 DOLLARS AN OUNC E
Established 1984. All of Conejo, Camarillo, Vta County VCS330441
VCS330006
150 Special Notices
Antiques And Collectibles
281 Pool/Spa Supplies
stories and features about new housing communities.Visit VCSHOMES.com
SPA/HOT TUB DELUXE 2013 MODEL.
Neck jets, therapy seat, warranty, never used, can deliver, worth $5950, will sell $1950. $1950. Call 818-785-9043 VCS330266 w
Ivy Lawn Memorial Park, Vta. 1 plot, sec J, plot 54,
grave 12, $3200 incl trans. fee 805-535-5094 VCS329507
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Concrete Work
Electrical
Gardening
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Cabinets Cabinet Refacing
Contractor GABRIEL H. RUIZ Masonry & Concrete
•Stamp Concrete •Driveways •Block Walls •Retaining Walls •Brick & Stone Work •BBQ •Paving •Stucco + Bobcat Tractor Svc Cell-805-231-5576
Lic#883357 VCS329933
Construction
Highest quality workmanship & materials. 35 years exp. Call now for free estimate + a great job at a great price!
805-527-2631 Lic#341411 VCS329099
Carpentry 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE All Interior Interior and Exterior Exterior Repairs!
Doors, termite damage, wood siding, patio covers, wood decks, fences, garage shelving, painting. Small Jobs and Senior’s Welcome.
Call John 805-320-4931
RECESSION RATES For all your home improvement & more.
Conejo Valley Electric
Lighting Specialist Recessed & Landscape Anything Electrical!
Bonded/Insured/Licensed 1 FREE Paint Grade MANTEL w/your purchase of 1,000 ft of crown molding. Expires: 5/31/13
805-558-0551
Lic#948934 VCS329421
Computer Services
805-497-7711 818-259-4055
Home Repairs
Computer Repair, Service & Upgrades. Virus, Spyware & Adware Removal. Data Recovery. 13 years exp
805-648-3184
Ins/Lic#648300 VCS329733
Door Installations & Repairs, New Windows, Moldings, Stairs Cabinets, Handyman Service. 34 years exp. Camarillo
805-890-9493 VCS329317
TIM’S CUSTOM DOORS
Concrete Work
Drafting ARCHITECT URAL ARCHITECTURAL Design & Drafting REMODELING ADDITION ADDITIONS S NEW CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCED
805-444-7371
CLARK & SONS CONCRETE Driveway/RV Pad•Patios •Pool Decks • Sidewalks No Job Too Small
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805-583-0480
LIC#408242 VCS328886 VCS330399
Escobar Concrete Reasonable rates, No job too small.
patios, block/retaining walls, brick, stucco, pavers tile, driveways stamp, foundations, sea walls. Robert 805-890-2198 Bobby 805-607-1387
Lic #819035 VCS329961
Fencing
All Trades: Plumbing, Tile, Electric, Drywall, Painting, Windows, Framing & Carpentry. 30 + years in Conejo Valley
ALL-PHASE ALL-PHASE DRYWALL “No Job Too Small” All Your Drywall Needs! 40+ Years Experience Competitive Rates 805-701-3108 Lic #955634
VCS329589
All types of wood fencing, gates and repairs.
Plumbing, Painting, Electrical, Hauling, Garage Cleanups, Reasonable Rates
Free Estimates! Lic. & Bonded Lic. 864603 [email protected] VCS329430
805-630-4901 VCS330005
HARRIS HARDWOOD FLOORING
•Kitchen & Bath Remodels •Paint & Drywall Specialist •Interior/Exterior Painting •Acoustic Removal/ Retexture
Reasonable Rates FREE ESTIMATES
Spring Cleaning ....Year - A - Round....
ANGELO LORENZO
Lic# 579047 VCS330075
Becka’s CLEANING Weekly • • Bi-weekly • 1 Time
805-525-8343 or 805-330-5039 VCS329831
Custom Painting
•Residential & Commercial •Repaints •Remodel/New Construction •Stucco/Drywall AngeloLorenzoPainting.com Call for FREE Estimate
Browse a directory of regional new housing communities.Visit VCSHOMES.com
Office 805-581-0268 Cell 805-795-1528 Lic#465487/Insd VCS329180
DAN’S
Plumbing Electrical Tile Hardwood Floors Concrete Carpentry Stucco Drywall Paint Rain Gutters Roof Repair Shower/Tub Recaulk/Seal Doors Windows/Screens
805-654-0969
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GARDENING • Mow • Edge • Bushes Trimmed • Yard Clean-ups No job too big or small. Reasonable. Free Estimates 1 Time or Monthly (805)336-3947 VCS329968
• lights • plumbi plumbing ng • doors • carpentry • loc locks ks • ca cabinets binets • painting
PABLO’S GARDENING SERV. Lawn Serv. Hauling Tree Trimming Sprinkler System Instal Cleanups New Grass Instal. Free Est. Reasonable & Affordable Prices •
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Landscaping
DONE RIGHT PAINTING
PARAMOUNT Heating,Plumbing,Electrical Painting, Drywall, Stucco, Carpentry, Windows, Doors, Landscaping & Hauling. FREE Est & Sr. Discounts No Job Too Small! Richard 805-815-8745
Lic#086358 VCS330087
Quality Since 1989 Contractor..... does his own work.
Landscape Construction Design Build - 25 years exp • • • • • •
Irrigation Systems Grading Drainage Concrete Flagstone Retaining Walls Landscape Lighting Water Features •
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805-987-8424 or 805-890-9380
vcstar.com/ads
JLG ROOFING ROOFING
800-221-STAR (7827)
DBA Gils Roofing Co. New Roof, Re-Roof, Flat Roof, Woodwork Owner on every job! Free Estimates! All Work Guaranteed! www.JLGRoofing.com
Sprinklers BOBLETT’S SPRINKLER SVC *Repairs *Timers *Trouble Shooting *System Tune-Up *Upgrade Existing Systems 805-804-7785 VCS330008
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All phases of landscaping. Concrete, masonry, sod, sprinklers, tree removal, demo and hauling. Call John: 805-341-7150
Lic 735001 VCS329492
www.ericksonsroofing.com
Free Estimates.Insured Lic #734346 VCS329947
805-522-1698 PAINTING C & R WEST COAST SERVICES Comm’l & Residential Interior & Exterior Free Estimates! Quality @ Reasonable Rates
805-647-4900 Insured/Lic635809 VCS329284
Repair & Install •
Clocks • Valves • Leaks
805-587-3091 VCS329243
ROOFING SERVICES
* FREE ESTIMATES *
Lic/Ins #575354 VCS330190
Sprinkler Man
Fast & Dependable Quality Work
(805)487-8189
Specializing in all types of roofing and roof repairs. Tile, shingles, flat roofs. Modified roofs. Dryrott repair & painting. All work guaranteed
Ask us about a roof tune-up. no job too small. Owner works on all jobs Senior Discount 10% Free estimates All work guaranteed 24 hour services 33 years experience •
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Tree Services AFFORDABLE AFFORDA BLE TREE SERVICE •Trimming•Removal •Stumps •Firewood Free Estimates, Payment Options Avail. 20 Yrs Exp. 24 Hr Emergency Svc
805-532-1710 licd & insured VCS329097
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Montesinos Landscape
Residential & Commercial • Hardscape • Planting • Irrigation and drainage • Patio Covers and Much More CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE!
805-797-6090 VCS329601
TONY’S PAINTING Commercial/Residential Intr/ExtPressure Wash Stucco RepairGood Prep Free EstimatesLow cost
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VCS330332
Find Find a home home..
805-388-7014 805-816-0645
LOW COST TREE REMOVAL • Expert Trimming • Stump Grinding • Yuccas & Shrubs • Free Estimates
JOHN APPEL
(805)649-4759
Insured/Lic777200 VCS329719
VCS329716
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805-816-9414 Lic #885763 Insured/Workers Comp. Accepting Visa/MC/Discover VCS329285
Lots of Referrals! All work guaranteed Residential Full Preparation
Lic#544543 VCS329626
Tim Voorhees 527-5808 LIC #724376 VCS329944
Roofing
(805) 987-2334
LANDSCAPE WEST
‘’A’’ PLUS
BUY IT IT.. SELLIT SELL IT.. FINDIT FIND IT..
Lic#485764 VCS330342
805-491-8330
Johny’s Johny ’s A 2 Z Handyman Service
(805)620-3207 Serving Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties Lic #96868 #9686800 VCS VCS329 329950 950
32 Years Experience Interior / Exterior Complete / Partial Xlnt Prep / Paint
St lic/bond 905329 VCS329936
Greg Lic 643309 VCS330255
Music instrument?
Drain Unclogging* It DRAINS or It’s FREE *with Cleanout Access
Precision Painting
All Work Guaranteed
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Any drain or sewer line unclogged only $50! 24 hr/ 7 unclogged
WE DO IT ALL !! Guaranteed Quality Work
Stucco, Fencing, Drywall, Doors, Paint Texture, Plumbing, Tile, Roof Repair, Carpentry, Windows, Concrete.
37 Year Veteran Master Craftsmanship Sales and Installation Refinishing and Repairs
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HANDYMAN
Flooring
VCS329799
Special $79
Call Matt 805-443-4608
Handyman/ Fulltime Single Dad
Ken 805-944-8047
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800-221-STAR (7827)
(805)499-7259
20 Years Exp + Refs.
SYV FENCING
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Lic# 771801 VCS329472
(LIC # C10380) VCS330004
Dry Wall
FREE Estimates
Check Us Out on YELP.
Paint Contractor
Lic/Bonded/Insured (#08033) VCS329806
805-499-2860
(805) 527-5808
Lic #724376 VCS329945
Paul Lopez Owner/Operator 23 Years Serving the Conejo Valley
CHUCK STOUT HANDYMAN
VCS329397
THE DOORMAN
$50 DOLLAR
Pacific c Coast AAA Pacifi
Lic#285372 VCS329590
805-798-2706 CALL
loan calculator to project monthly
805-201-8585 VCS330076
Maid In America Housecleaning Services
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Insurd/lic#B13894 VCS329396
years exp. Excellent, fast efficient & thorough work at modest prices, and... “I DO WINDOWS” and gutters. I also love to help the elderly as needed. Have xlnt references.
Lynn 805-487-7709
25 Years Experience
[email protected]
805-465-6640 VCS329955
Complete Kitchen Bath Remodeling Custom Cabinets & Refacing Wood Work/Molding Tile, Paint, Drywall Plumbing, Electric, Lighting Reasonable/Clean
*LED Lighting*Remodels *Trouble Shooting *Free Est.
800-221-STAR (7827)
Clogged Drains?
payments.Visit VCSHOMES.com
*** FREE Estimates *** Mobile -We come to you! Window Screens Retractable Doors Special Sliding Screen Doors Pet Screen/Pet Grilles
805-530-0333 or 818-744-0184
Utilize
HOUSECLEANING over 20
www.conejoelectric.com
ELECTRIC
805-526-4125 818-612-0413
Lic #921281 VCS330082
SCREEN MACHINE
805-758-9420
JEFF WARD
Doors
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Will Beat Anyone’s Price!
ACROWN ACRO WN PLUMBING Drain Clean/Repair. Leak Repair. Fixture Install. Hydro-Jetting. Plumbing Remodels. Repipes. New Construction 24 hrs/7 days
805-584-2007 Cal T#182606 VCS329219
House Cleaning
A WOMAN IN TRADE
Building Contractors Additions & Remodels Full Kitchen & Bathroom Remodel/New Construction Bonded/Insured. Lic #791313
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Lic#922260 VCS329418
SIRIUS Construction
Tree/HedgeTrim and Chain Saw Yard Rototilling Garage Cleanups Appliance Removal * Will Haul Big or Small * Lic. 94-06169 VCS330186
805-630-9252
805-382-0464 818-312-2308 Lic#342943 VCS329686
Locally Owned No Job Too Big or Small *Free Boxes*
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We Make Moving “Easy”
(805)485-9334
Sprinkler/Lawn install. Tree Removal & Pruning or Planting. Demo & Haul.
SERVICE CALL $50
ADVANCED ADVANCED MOVING
7 Days-FREE Estimates!
Mow & Edge Specials!
Fast, Free Estimates [email protected]
Over 200 Styles French Swing Sliders, All Brands, Locks. Hardware, Moldings. Wholesale Prices. 25 Years Experience! Onsite PC Support for Home or Office
Complete landscape.
Family Owned Cool off whole house, Attic & Gable Fan Specialists. Supply a ceiling fan & we will install it for you. $149 We install ALL Wall Mount, Flat Screen TV’s, Speakers & Network Systems.
AL’S HAULING!
Intensive Lawn Care
* FREE Estimates *
Lic#757278 VCS329281
SIGNATURE FINISH CARPENTRY, INC
PERMAGREEN
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Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle For Sale
Avet, Newell, Tiburon, TruLine Rods, 1 lb Weights 3 for $10.00. 805-390-9565 VCS329800
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
KELTY CATTLE DOG CROSS, Female. Available
Auto Sales
CAREGIVERS
SELL THE HOT NEW FORD AND LINCOLN LINEUP in a professional
(Several Positions)Assist elderly’s Hygiene. Monitor vital signs. Admin med/massage under Dr instr. Wash/iron clothing, 3 mths work exp reqd in job offered. Send resume to Sea Breeze Manor, Inc, at Job location: 1511 Offshore Str, Oxnard, CA 93035 VCS329522
at SPARC. Help celebrate. Name Your Price. 805-798-4878 VCS330124
Search
Labrador Hound Mix - Tick
310 Cats/Dogs Supplies/Services
through hundreds of homes for sale using local MLS. Visit VCSHOMES.com
Young neutered male, enthusiastic. Available at SPARKS. Come on down and name your price and he is yours! Help celebrate name your price month. 805-798-4878 VCS330322
2 M. Med Hair. CH. PT. Siam. Mix. 1.5-2.5 yr old.
Abandoned, Gorgeous, Sweet & Shy. Safe home. Call Pam 805-984-3833 for info. VCS330411
Taking deposits now. Pups will be ready July 1st, 2013. $700 w/50% deposit req’d. Paperwork on Dam, stud onsite. AKC registered. 805-889-9967 VCS330314
Foundation Has Rescued Dogs For Adoption
PUGS AKC rare, brilliantine
black! These tiny, sweet Mama’s Boys are exquisite & glint ‘n shine like rare black diamonds! Shots, 2yr. GarNtee, 20yrs experience+ 45 champs in pedigree! WOW! Sale: $1,475. Ready now & fully trained & socialized. Delivery included Call 805-320-4834 to get the “exclusive” pug of your dreams! VCS329900
JB
1.5 yr old male Flat Coat Golden mix, 75lbs.
Visit our website for pics
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samsi mon foundation.org
BEST DEAL
SIAMESE KITTENS
Seal and Blue Points. Raised with love. $275 CASH. 805-494-1447 VCS329216
or call
Terrier Mix, cute male, 40 lbs, wavy light brn fur, 11 months old. Regal in Oxn. 10a-10p. Free to good home. 805-486-8383 ext: 0 VCS329841
(310)457-5898
VCS330079
Cat’s & Kittens $125.00!
805.754.9839
Sat & Sun 11-5 @ PetCo/Vta & PH, 4160 Market & Donlon 805-485-8811 VCS330409
CASH FOR YOU R CAR
With Retail Experience. Cats Cradle Rescue Thrift Shop. Wed thru Sun 11a-5p 805-642-4228 VCS329713
for a terrific selection of assorted breeds & sizes of adorable dogs & cats at
Microchipped. www.myplayfulpuppy.com 805-320-1246 VCS329957
VCS330203
NO PROBLEM VCS329731
(2) Males, 1st Shots. Ready to go! $400. 805-312-5649 VCS330383
I BUY HIGH-END
DACHSHUNDS AKC $500
RANGES AND REFRIGERATORS,
805-671-9569 VCS329999
661-769-8807 or 661-333-4697 www.aaapuppydogs.com VCS329634
WANTED ALL TYPES OF FISHING EQUIP.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES (5), 5 weeks old,
antique through modern, saltwater, fresh water, fly fishing, cash paid. 661-513-4637 VCS330077
for breeding, very small size, baby doll face. 805-222-5312 VCS329683
3 1 0 2 , 0 3 . y a M , y a d s r u h T
Licensed & Bonded Dealer.No smog required. WWW. TRADEINSDIRECT.COM. 2219 E Thousand Oaks Bl.#205 .Thousand Oaks Ca. 91362 FREE appraisal and offer to buy. tradeinsdirect@ sbcglobal.net
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English Bulldog Puppies
BIG VOLUME DEALERSHIP Needs energetic and motivated sales professional to join our team,
6,000 GUARANTEE TO START We will train. See dealer for details. We offer: • 30% of the Front gross and 5 % of Total back end gross Volume Bonuses Weekend Bonuses & Much More • Promotions • 401k • Health Benefits Paid Vacations •
APPLY IN PERSON See Octavio Fierros VCS329796
Neighborhood Preservation Supervisor
VCS330030
ENGLISH CREAM GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPY
12 weeks, female, shots, crate/potty trained, micro chipped, $1,200. 805-433-5914 VCS330386
Contact Fred at 805 495 3344
Grey & White female Blue Nose Pitty avail., if you
would like a great companion she is play playful, ful, loving loving & fun. 805-798-4878 VCS330204 HAVANESE Really cute and
fun puppies. Male & Female. www.myplayfulpuppy.com 805-320-1246 VCS329956
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805-650-6600 VCS330226
2+ years exp. 25 yr age+ P/T Local & Turn Drivers
for day and evening shifts 30 hr max. P/T night Dock Loader
must be 18 yrs.+ apply in person at Jessup Transportation. Must provide a current DMV printout. For additional info call
commercial/high end resi. Local work, weekly pay Paid time off plan call 805-676-3905 22-26 p hr
Seeking highly exp’d,
En ngi gine neer er:
Create Create,, modify modify,, verify verify high high speed CMOS layouts. layouts. Reqs. MS+exp. w/ Cadence-based IC design tools for layout, parasitic ext., verific verification ation,, incl DRC, ERC & LVS; MixedMixed-sig. sig. & analog design tech., methods & devel. flow for deep submicron CMOS ICs; Anal. layout tech. & sim. using Hspice, Spectre, UltraSim, m, VCS-Ace VCS-Ace & Verilog; og; Tape out chips, chips, handle ECOs; Verilo Verilogg beh. beh. modeli modeling. n g. Resume to H. Tran, Vitesse, 741 Calle Plano, Camarillo, Camarillo, CA 93012. VCS329891
Full Time Teller
VCS330139
ECONOMICS
Education Infant/Child Interventionist
motivated, motiv ated, F/T Business Offic Office e Manager Manager for our Skilled Skilled Nursing Nursing Facility Facility in Ventur Ventura: a: Knowledge Knowledge of Med Medica icare, re, Med Medi-C i-Cal al & Managed Mana ged care req. Must be organized, multitask & have great customer customer svc & computer computer skills. Works Works w/ deadli deadlines nes,, exc excell ellent ent follow-up follow-up & great leaderleadership ship skills skills.. Intere Intereste sted d persons please fax resume to 805-620-4889, Attn: Doug Lehnhoff
VCS329739
Information Systems
Credit union seeking F/T Tell Teller er MM-F, F, 8: 8:45 45 - 6: 6:15 15 pm. HS diploma req. A.A. a plus. Exp: Exp: 1-5 yrs in a financial financ ial institution institution preferred ferred.. Salary Salary:: $10 - $12 p/hr. Bilingual a plus! Applicant must demonstrate excellent excellent interperson interpersonal, al, analytical analytical,, comm communica unica-tion & writing skills & be PC proficient proficient,, including including Excel Excel spread spreadshe sheets ets & Word processing.
Email resumes to [email protected] or fax them [email protected] or to 805-644-4678 to 805-644-4678 VCS330182
KITCHEN MANAGER/COOK
Works Works with Hospital Dietician tician on preset preset menu for eating eating disord disorder er clinic clinic.. Resp. incl. lead cook, mgt of food prep, sanitation sanitation,, inventory, invent ory, supply supply orderordering, ing, cost cost contro control, l, dining dining room room ser servic vice. e. Restau Restau-rant Mgt Cert preferred, preferred, Culinary Culina ry Art Cert applicants BOE. FT/benefits FT/benefits.. Fax resumes to (800) 852-2817 or email resumes to: Healthcare
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Historic Downtown Fillmore Magnificent 1 & 2 Bdrms with Private Covered Patios, Free Internet. Large community room, group activities, gazebo in garden.
805-981-4341 1 Bedroom
Ventura Rd. @ Gonzales 805-983-1201
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$900/mo, upstairs, carport, coin-up, wtr & trash pd, near school & park.
complex. Cat ok. N/S. Call 805-218-5814 VCS329698
(805)495-5520
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$1,100/mo. Limited availability. Gated prk’g. Convenient to everything.
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harbor. Ocean fr from om the living roomviews and deck off the 3rd floor. $2350
maple cabinets, stainless appliances and granite counters. Fenced back yard with with spa and pond. (spa and pond service provided) $2300
Pt HUE 3+2.5 Las Palo mas unit, close to the base, resturants, shopping and schools. Complex has pool, spa and tennis tennis court. $1850
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Strickland OXN 3+2 Las Brisas unit, close to shopping, resturan ts & easy freeway access. Washer,dryer & refrigera tor included for tenants use. Trash paid. $1695
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garage, $825/mo+sec. No Pets. 805-256-5047 VCS330379
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San Pedro VTA Newer construction 2+2 upstairs unit w/ wash er,dryer,refrigerator er,dryer,refrigera tor for tenants use. Attached 2 car garage. Complex has pool & spa. Close to res turants and easy freeway access. $1650
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• Fabulous Ocean Views • FREE Cable! 333 N. Kalorama St.
From $1,350/$1,550 Spacious, gated parking, Convenient to shopping.
three story story unit w/ a 2 car garage. Large private patio off bedroom and liv ing room. Office and sauna on first floor, laundry room on second floor. $2295
above the college, with tiled floors thoughout, granite counters in kitch en. Fenced backyard, monthly gardening service. $2250
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1 or 2 Bedroom
Carlsbad VTA Very unique 1+1.75
San Benito
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1br apt $950, 2br apt $1200 Near college. No smoke/pets. 805-890-2142 VCS330454
E. Ramona VTA McKeon side unit with new carpet, paint and windows. Unit includes a refrigerator for tents use, master bedroom has wall mounted TV. $1250
story, close to Huntsinger park, shopping and free way access. Refrigerator included for tenants use. $1795
shopping center. Large fenced backyard. $2100
866-623-8143
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Shenandoah VTA West end 2+1 nr downtown, the beach and has easy freeway access. New paint and carpet. Water paid. paid. $1150
OXN 4+3 two story home close to school, golf course and shopping. 3 car gar age, new carpet, inside laundry room, 1 bedroom and bath downstairs. $2295
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223 Erbes Rd #101
Crossroads Investments 805-485-4040
VCS330287
VTA E. 2+1 $1185/mo., 1+1 $975. Clean & quiet
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When Available SPACIOUS 2 Bedrooms Pool, covered prk’g and laundry room. Easy Fwy Access. Sorry, NO pets.
Oxnard N.
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(805) 524-4700
all appliances, access to pool/spa, newly updated, $1,595/mo+dep & 1 yr lease. N/P. Avail Now. 805-208-4999 VCS330402
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the back of the complex, close to pool & shopping. Kitchen has a gas stove. Coin-op laundry, water & trash paid. $1250
Boise
walk to Downtown Ventura. $1,200/mo, utils paid. 805-653-0809 VCS329952
1905 N. H St.
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658 Hillcrest Dr. Upgraded 3bd+2ba, no house pets, $1,800/mo. Avail June 1st. 805-504-5700 VCS329775
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VCS329721
Fraser VTA 1+1 nr the beach & harbor. Upstairs unit w/ a deck, water, trash & gas pd. Shared garage,on -site coin-op laundry. $1150
Kellogg
(805)428-1100
805.639.3214 or 805.766.0269
VTA 1+1 $850 @ Laurel & Meta. Refurbished, quiet, carport, water/trash paid. No pets. 805-643-7972 VCS329940
story home, with new car pet and paint, on a corner lot, close to shopping and schools. Water & tra trash sh paid. $1375
VCS329476
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VTA 2+1 west end single
Newly refurbished; appliances. lease+deposit; no pets/smoking. 3bdrms, 2full/1half baths $2,150.00/mo
($500 Rent Reduction for the first month.)
part of a duplex. Quiet area at end of the street, water & trash paid. Onsite laundry area. $1050
SIMI VALLEY 2bd+1ba
FANTASTIC!!
2bd+den, 2 car tandem gar, $2,300/mo. Lease Available June 1st.
Ventura,easy access to freeway,no pets,deposit 1700 2bdrms 2baths $1,700.00/mo (805)647-1044
SPRING G SPECIAL T.O. SPRIN @ MOUNT CLEF APTS • Studio, $900 • 1 BD - From $1,100/mo www.mountclef.com
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Dunning VTA west end 1+1 front
newly remodeled, no pets. $1,475/month+security. 805-624-7915 VCS330049 SIMI VALLEY, CA
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OXNARD
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617 Condos/Townhomes Unfurnished
OPEN DAILY
$1295 805-495-8400 ext. 369
w/ wood floors & a living room w/ a fireplace. Units have a shared coin-op laun dry,carport parking. Water & trash paid. $975
HOUSES
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866-964-9019
CONDOS/APTS
VTA 1+1 above the mall,
bdrm nr harbor & beaches. Washer & dryer hookups, oversized double garage with opener, new paint, carpet, flooring, formal living dining room, beautiful kitchen, walk-in pantry, breakfast bar, secure private patio. $1295-$1395 Keith Hanson Realty 805-981-1552
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Simi Valley 2+2
VCS329954
ref,w/d,2 car garage,storage,pool,tennis courts 2bdrms 2baths $1,650.00/mo (805)207-5948
VENTURA • 2 bedrooms • 3 bedroom twnhm
$925/mo limited availability Gated prk’g, patio/balcony. Quiet, close to the Base.
Spacious floor plans, heated indoor pool & spa tennis ct & gym.
3650 Ketch Ave (805)984-5880
VCS330072
hkup, no pets. $1,600/mo+ $1,600/sec. 805-984-1405 VCS329917
aptlifestyles.com VCS330040
Studio $925 1+1 $1,050 2+1 $1, $1,275 275
INCLUDES:
OXNARD Silver Strand 3+1 townhouse, 1 car gar, w/d
OXN N. 3+2 from $1,495
Camino Ruiz Square
Condos/Townhomes Unfurnished
Beach & Vacation Rentals
885
Recreation
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Condos/Townhomes Unfurnished Ventura, newer 3+2.5, 2 car
att gar, ss appl., stackable w/d, $2100+ dep, drive by only 5333 Gillestie St. agent Alex 805-558-8642 VCS329787
621 Duplexes Unfurnished VENTURA 1+1 DUPLEX
North East Ave Area. new stove &$900mo+$900dep, refrig, recently remodeled, water & trash pd. Avail 6/15. 805-320-2944 VCS330292
Houses Unfurnished NBP: Dos Vientos 4+2.5+ bonus rm, cul-de-sac, 3 car,
2 story, near schools, n/s. $3,500/mo. 1-360-921-7567 VCS329217 OXNARD Mandalay Bay On the water, 4bd+3ba,
attached boat dock, $2,750. Available 6/15. Glenda 805-984-2930 or 805-443-1543 VCS330436 Santa Paula: Beautiful 4+2
2 story, w/fireplace in living rm, lrg country kitchen, lots of amenities, att 2 car gar, $2,090/mo, incl’s gardener. 805-339-0300 VCS330360 SIMI Park Lane gated 3+2.5
627 Houses Unfurnished CAM HEIGHTS pvt 2+2 Guest House on a cul-de-sac.
A/C, indoor lndry, cvr’d patio built in 2006. $1,775/mo Gary 805-341-9049 VCS329334 Cam Leisure Village 2+2+2
1500sf, remodeled kitch, incl util, rec facilities, golf, security patro patrol, l, 55+ 805-208-5882 VCS329148 CAM MOBILE ESTATES
1 bdrm spa/pool & rec center. $1,150/mo, water & trash incl. One person must be 55+. 805-816-1833 VCS329411 CAM Newly Renovated 3+2
w/400 sf bonus rm, spacious kitchen, f/p in LR. Upgraded throughout, 2 car gar, fruit trees. No Smoking or Pets. Tenant pays utils except gardening. $2,400/mo. By Appt only. 805-389-4747 VCS330369 Local online classifeds. vcstar.com/ads
community pool, a/c, yard, f/p, pets ok, bad credit ok. $2,275/mo+$975/dep. 805-300-7101 VCS330140 SIMI VALLEY Gorgeous Big Sky Homes • 4+5, approx 4,000sf,
Rooms For Rent
SIMI: Master Bedroom
VENTURA WOW! WOW!
Unfurnished, pvt guest bath, house privs, utils/cable/WiFi included. $825/mo. 805-482-9727 VCS330415
with private bath. Utilities, laundry, internet/cable incl. No smoking, pets, alcohol, drugs. $650/mo+dep. 805-581-4697 VCS330414
like new 2+2+50 ft covered & raised deck, new oven, exotic ceramic tile, new laminate flooring, upgraded fixtures, new paint inside & out, laundry rm, vaulted ceilings, sky lights, lavish landscapes, 10x10 Tough Shed storage building, 2 patios w pavers, 2 car + covered parking, $47,950
MALIBU Ocean View
Master bdrm in the house near county line. Private bathroom, walk in closet, balcony w/ocean view. Internet and utilities includes. 1bdrms 1baths $950.00/mo (310)457-2487 VCS329790
OXN 1bd+pvt entry & bath.
Near College. $550/mo+dep. 805-797-8030 or 805-804-0482 VCS329660 OXNARD Bedroom new paint/carpet, new bathroom, kitch/lndry/hse privs. No S/D/A. $650/mo+$350/dep. Near Oxnard College. Call Daryl 805-612-7393 VCS330246 Oxnard Rooms Available: Lrg Room $575/mo+300/dep. Sm Room $375/mo+$300/dep.
VTA Hillside 4+2 , 2 car gar,
OXN N. Large Clean Mstr Bdrm w/pvt bath. $800/mo
$2,100/mo. HUD OK. 805-642-9527 VCS329179 VTA MIDTOWN 3bd+2ba
yard, garage, lawn service, $1,800/mo+$2,500/dep. 2405 E Ocean Ave. Avail 6/1. 909-354-6313 VCS329253 VTA W. 3+2.5, 2 car, yard,
new carpet/paint, comm pool/spa, 2 story, w/d, xlnt cond, n/s/p/d. $1,950/mo+dep. lic # 01220992, 805-648-1851 VCS329883
Mobile Homes For Sale
CAM 55+ Gated Community
beautiful pool/spa & koi pond, custom upgrades, $4,500/mo. • 5+5, complete custom home, built-in bbq/firepit, $3,995/mo. View our website: www.westcoastpm.com Westcoast Prop Mgmt, Agt 805-522-0060 VCS329868 f/p, water & gardener paid.
Rooms For Rent
Share bath. No smoking/ drinking/drugs. Call 805-320-0971 VCS330059
T.O. furn furn rm, light cooking,
priv entr., patio, a/c, tbl, tv, bckgrnd checks, security, N/S, $700 mo 805-262-2732 VCS330009 T.O. , room in nice nice family home/retired teacher, walk
to CLU/shopping $600/mo+ $400/sec. No D/A/S/P. 805-241-3585 VCS330061 VTA EAST: Rm For Rent Johnson & Bristol, $575/mo. No smoking, clean house, house privileges included. 805-659-2352 VCS330453
+dep. Incl’s utils: DSL wireless/cable.Nr Walmart & fwy. No pets/drugs. 805-612-1822
VCS330074
OXN S. Rooms, w/ pvt bath,
$550/mo+dep, share bath $500/mo+ dep, utils paid. No smoking or pets. 805-981-4240 VCS329482 OXN W. 1 block to Marina,
maid, clean & quiet, WiFi, all privs. $700. 805-444-6888 or 805-985-0319 VCS330321
VCS329803 SIMI INDUSTRIAL 620sf - 803sf, 1022sf, 1430sf 2100sf.Office & Warehouse Easy St. & Madera - great location near Walmart. 155 Easy St. Call John at 805-526-5260 VCS329499
VCS329572
1985 30’ CHRIS CRAFT 281
Super clean in & out, 2 Mercury engines, sleeps 6, stove, head, shwr, fridge, radar, bait tank, GPS, 2 fish finder & much more in Oxnard. Freshly painted bottom. $10,000 661-724-9240
VTA ROOM FOR RENT
CAMARILLO Palm Colony Colony
in 4 bedroom house w/sauna. N/S/P. $650/mo, utils incld. 805-807-1437 VCS329473
Find Find new& usedcars. usedcars.
2 Lg master suites + 2 bath Both w/fireplace. Loft area for office or den. Skylights, & vaulted ceilings. 1822sf Beautiful Comm w/pool,
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tennis, racquetball, RV 379K!gym, 836 Calle Los Gatos Central Coast Properties Curtis Guntner, Broker 805.377.5448 Lic #00908826 VCS330109
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Commercial Real Estate 875-893
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2660 E. Main- Move in ready medical offices 600, 2100, 6300sf. 1445 Donlon- Modern office 1600sf. 2443 Portola- Executive Office 2408sf
1,200 - 2,400 sq ft $0.90 sq foot/ divisible roll up doors Dawson & Pleasant Valley OFFICE SPACE
approx 600-830 sq ft 2nd floor offices Dawson & Pleasant Valley $400-$550 per month Crossroads Investments 805-485-4040
crossroads-investments.net VCS329705
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fresh motor, 2 pipes, paddle tires, new graphics. $2,000/obo. YAMAHA BANCHEE 1998, new top end, paddle tires. $2,000/obo. 805-660-0588 VCS330335
Transportation 950-998
968 Auto Under $1000
[email protected]
Call Sandy 805-644-0000 or 805-402-9101 VCS329551 VTA INDUSTRIAL SPACE
960sf - 2,125sf, with office & warehouse, roll up door, terrific location, great terms and pricing. Mid Valley Properties 805-527-9632 Ext:1 VCS330131
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887 Stores/Offices Rent/Lease AVENID A DE LOS ARBOLES NEW HOME OF 99¢ ONLY STORE Prime Location In Thousand Oaks Neighborhood Center, 2 spaces Available (1,130 & 2,622 SF) @ $1.20sf/ea NNN. Call Ana (310)675-1179
Duffy 1996 21’ electric boat,
xlnt cond, for sale by owner, located at Channel Island Harbor, $11,900/obo 805-760-0819 (2822uk) VCS329444 KALMATH 14 ft aluminum boat with an 18 horse power Mercury outboard motor w/trailer. $2,000/obo. 805-660-0588 VCS330337
SUMMER READY!!! 1998 Yamaha Waverun-
ner 800GP 2 Seater Limited edition.2001 Yamaha Waverunner 1200 XLT 3 Seater.Triton Elite Trailer with storage box. Packagegas includes life jackets, cans and waverunner covers.LOW LOW hours only used in fresh water.Kept in carport with covers on.Ready for the lake.Leave message $5,500.00 (805)525-5655 [email protected] VCS327842
918 Campers/Trailers
Mid Valley Properties 805-527-9632 Ext: 1 VCS330129
SIMI Private Offices from
$750/mo in class A office building, incl wi-fi, elect, covrd prk, janitorial, Pam 805-750-2999 VCS330288
JAZZ 2510 FL Travel Trailer 2006 Perfect Condition New Tires Fully Equipped Sleeps 6 Many Extras
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VTA OFFICE SPACE
Beautiful units from 540sf - 4,500sf. terms & pricing. NowGreat Available! Mid Valley Properties 805-527-9632 Ext: 1 VCS330130
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700sf - 1,000sf. Available. Excellent terms & pricing.
COMMERCIAL BAY
YAMAHA BANCHEE 1989,
VENTURA OFFICE SPACE •
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780 Houses For Sale
942 Off Road Vehicles
909 Boats
SIMI INDUSTRIAL
priv bath/shower,$675+dep N/S/P/D 805-647-5663
Mobile Homes 692-699
805-863-1843 VCS330110
800sf - 5000sf, with office & warehouse, roll up door, terrific location, great terms and pricing.
VTA E. Own Pvt entrance
VTA near Gov’t Ctr very quiet furnished room, $515 share bath. N/S/D/P. 805-646-1125 VCS329228
More than willing to work for motor home or make payments or both
American Investments 805-933-2121
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Motorhomes/RV WANTED MOTOR HOME.
Santa Paula Industrial
VCS329289
Real Estate 700-874
900-945
850 Corporation, 14,000 sf lot. 7500 under roof. 10 stalls, 6 racks, 2 elect. lifts, 3 hydraulic lifts, 2 in ground sites for smog machine. Office, bathroom OFF 126 Fwy. $3,300/mo+$5,000/dep.
Keith Hanson Realty 805-981-1552
OXN FURNISHED ROOM
pvt bath, $600+dep, includes utils & house privs. N/S/D/P. 805-483-3152 VCS330310
Commercial Industrial Rent
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24 hrs/7 days
805-754-9839 VCS329730 995 Wanted Vehicles
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MUST SEE! $16,500.
805-650-1851 VCS329993
Online garage Online garage salemap. Every Friday P.M. VCStar.com/garagesales
CASH FOR YOUR VEHICLE RV/Boat o/b-running/not, vehicle ‘95-up, RV ‘80-up. 1-800-613-5410 VCS329699
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