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Vol. 10, No. 6 | Thursday, March 18, 2010
PHOTOS BY ANDREA HOWRY /LIGHTHOUSE
Above, the Goodyear blimp,docked at the Point Muguairfield, gives free ridesMarch 12 as part of the grandopening celebration of theexpandedNavyExchange, PortHueneme. At right, cutting theribbon are U.S. NEX executiveGary King, General ManagerAnna Esguerra and Capt. JimMcHugh, commanding officer,Naval Base Ventura County.Story, photos, Pages 10, 11.
A GOOD YEAR FOR THE NEX
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Life at Naval Base Ventura County might become a bit com-plicated the week of March 22 while an anti-terrorism trainingexercise is in effect.Solid Curtain-Cita-
del Shield 2010 beginsin the early morningof March 22 and willend March 26.It will be most no-
ticeable from mid-morning of March 24 until the early morningof March 25, when all vehicles entering the gates at Port Huenemeand PointMugu will undergo 100 percent ID checks and randomvehicle inspections. Not all gates will be open.All businesses are expected to keep their normal operating hours.
Exercise puts baseon high alertMarch 22-26Gate closures, vehicle searches part ofSolid Curtain-Citadel Shield 2010
The 43rd Naval Base VenturaCounty (NBVC) Air Show isscheduled for Saturday, Aug. 7,and Sunday, Aug. 8. The gateswill open at 8 a.m. Admissionand parking is free.The 2010 NBVC Air Show
will feature the U.S. Air ForceAir Demonstration Squadron,the Thunderbirds. TheThunder-birds operate the Lockheed
Martin F-16C Fighting Falconfighter/strike aircraft.“I am very happy to announce
the Thunderbirds Air Demon-stration Squadron will be re-turning back to Naval BaseVentura County for the firsttime in three years,” said Capt.James McHugh, commandingofficer, NBVC. “The Thunder-birds will headline the 2010 Na-
Air Show set for August
More inside• Preparing kids for a disaster, Page 7• Your children and Citadel Shield, Page 23• Notification system will be tested. Page 23• Is the Web a reliable source? Page 23
SEE EXERCISE, PAGE 23
SEE AIR SHOW, PAGE 14
The Military Business andCommunity Expo takes place March25 in Camarillo. Topics includegetting a job at Naval Base VenturaCounty, what it’s like to be a Navycontractor, and how to do businesswith the federal government. Page 8
Katelyn Spencer takes a rest fromher Monday pool routine that’s partof the Healthy Kids program at NavalBase Ventura County. Katelyn is theMarch Athlete of the Month. Page 12
Kirstin Coleman listens intently asCapt. Jim McHugh, commandingofficer Naval Base VenturaCounty, reads Dr. Seuss books topreschoolers on March 2, Seuss’106th birthday. Page 24
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Question:“Why do similar grocery items cost more at the
NEX than they do at the commissary?”
Answer:The commissary is a fully tax-appropriated busi-
ness. Vendors selling to the commissary sell to themat cost -- with the Defense Commissary Agency(DeCA) having no expectation that a profit be madeon those items.The Navy Exchange is a non-appropriated funds
department within the Navy. NEX must make a profitin order to support Morale Welfare and RecreationQuality of Life programs and cover their costs ofgoods sold (e.g., payrolls, supplies, utilities, etc.)which are not paid for with taxpayer dollars. WhileNEX vendors sell to them at a price lower than theoutside, they are charged a higher amount than thecommissary on those same items.The market basket survey NEX conducts mea-
sures NEX pricing versus outside retailers. NEXpricing is not compared to DeCA’s pricing.
Why do NEX and commissary costs differ?
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COMMUNITYCALENDAR
March
WOMEN’S HISTORYMONTH: Merri L.Hanson, contractmanager of the
Department of Navy WorkplaceAlternative Dispute Resolutionprogram, will give a presentationfrom 9:30 to 11 a.m. in theBuilding 3015 auditorium, PointMugu. Information: 351-3304.
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IN THE RING: TheNavy Box-Off willbe at 5 p.m. in theBee Hive Gym, Port
Hueneme. The All-Navy TeamBoxing candidates will be fightingfor a spot in the Armed ForcesBoxing Championships later thismonth. Eight to 10 matches will beheld. Free to all hands with baseaccess. Information: Page 12.
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RUN FOR YOURHEALTH: The SpringFling 5K Run and NavalBase Ventura County
Health Fair takes place at PortHueneme. Registration for the runstarts at 11 a.m. at the Bee HiveGym; the run, which is free, startsat 11:30. The health fair is from10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bee FitWellness Center. Many vendors inhealth-related fields will be there.Information: 989-7940.
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Oct. 1, 2010, marks the 10-year anniver-sary of the establishment of Naval BaseVentura County, the official date that Na-val Air Station Point Mugu and Construc-tion Battalion Center Port Hueneme com-bined under a single commander.In recognition of the anniversary, The
Lighthouse is publishing these “Lookingback” items that detail the history of thetwo bases leading up to their unified com-mand and that recall the major news of thelast 10 years.
•In 1957, Ventura Star-Free Press re-
porter Joe Paul Jr. traveled to SanNicolasIsland to watch as scientists launched arocket designed to study solar flares. Hisstory appeared on July 2, 1957, under theheadline, “First IGY Rocket Soars 75MilesOff Coastline:NavyExperts LaunchProbe Of Sun Spots.”Here is the story asit appeared, with different capitalizationthan what is used today.
•By Joe Paul, Jr.Scientists of the naval research labora-
tory yesterday added new knowledge tothe Earthlings’ stockpile of informationwhen the first rocket of the InternationalGeophysical year was fired more than 75miles into the air from a launching padon San Nicolas Island 60 miles off theCalifornia coast.The information gathering devices on a
Dan rocket (a Deacon with a Nike boost-er) sent data back to a battery of instru-ments in a trailer at the San Nicolaslaunching pad area which indicated thatthe normal content of X-rays in the iono-sphere had not built up as had been be-lieved from tests made last year.A group of 25 southern California writ-
ers were flown from the PointMugu navalair station to San Nicolas for the kick-off
of the IGY rocket launching program andobserved the take-off of the swooshingrocket from a vantage point 200 yardsabove the pad.In a report to the newsmen after the
firing, Dr. Herbert Friedmann, one of thescientists of the naval research laboratory,stated that the rocket functioned well andthat 75 percent of the information desiredhad been obtained. Some changes in theprogrammay be undertaken so that in thefuture the amount of information ob-tained will increase.
Yesterday’s firing was planned to obtainbasic information on the content of thelower layer of ionosphere under normalconditions. Subsequent firings will betimed with sun spots, or solar flares, in aneffort to determine what reaction theseeruptions have on the make-up of theionosphere.It is believed that the solar flares and
the saturation of the ionosphere with agreater number of X-rays, ultra-violet raysand cosmic rays, result in disruption or
San Nicolas Island rockets into history
2005: On April 25, about 50military and civilian personnelfrom PointMugu, China Lakeand the local community at-tended a ribbon-cutting for anew pier on San Nicolas Is-land.Public Affairs officers from
Naval Base Ventura Countywere on hand to document theevent. Their story appeared in
theMay 5, 2005, edition of TheLighthouse.The $11.5 million, one-of-a-
kind pier allowed cargo — ve-hicles, trailers and heavy con-struction equipment — to rollon or off a supply barge.It was expected to reduce the
unloading time by more thanan hour, as barges would nolonger have to run aground on
the beach, an inefficient anddangerous operation that wasfrequently delayed because ofweather, surf conditions andmarine mammals. In somecases, such delays lasted as longas six weeks.Located in the Daytona
Beach area on the southwestend of the island, the 460-footpier had mooring systems, a
ramp for offloading the barg-es, lighting, a staging andparking area and a transit shedfor the temporary storing ofcargo.
“This has been a long daycoming”U.S. Rep. Elton Gal-legly said during the ceremony.“It has taken more than a de-cade to plan, finance and buildthis pier.”
48 years later, San Nicolas Island gets a new pier
PHOTO COURTESY COMMAND HISTORICAL ARCHIVES CENTER
Communications were challenging at first on San Nicolas Island. In 1950, an Army surplusradio carrier was installed for voice and data communications between the island andPoint Mugu via Santa Cruz Island. It was replaced in 1954 by a Lenkurt radio carrier, whichworked better, but still had fading problems. Here, a patch panel receiver is in use.
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JOYCE STEWART: Thewinner of the JoyceW. Stewart MemorialAward, given each year
to a dedicated professional whopursues a positive approach tothe acceptance of diversity, will beannounced at 10 a.m. at the BardMansion.
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Military Spousedom comes with ben-efits we may not be aware of. Many of usknow about military medical care (Tri-Care) but there are other many other ben-efits that make my life better. You areprobably aware of most of them, but ifnot, here is a partial list. I’ll cover manyof these more fully in future columns, buthere is the overview.Commissary privileges: I love this one.
To be honest, the commissary benefit is acolumn all in itself, but suffice it to saythat the Defense Commissary Agency(DeCA; www.commissaries.com), or“commissary” is the “grocery store” foundon base. I recently learned that 80 percentof commissary patrons are the militaryspouses. This is the deal: Want to save 30percent on your food bill? Then shop atthe commissary! Items are sold at cost plus5 percent surcharge. The surcharge is nota tax but funds used to reinvest right backinto the commissary.Exchange privileges: Similar to the com-
missary, the Navy Exchange (NEX) orAAFES (PX) exchange is our departmentstore. All items are sold tax-free, and pro-ceeds benefit Morale, Welfare and Recre-ation. The exchange provides qualitymerchandise at comparable prices and of-fers a “price match guarantee” with anycompetitor.MWR:Morale,Welfare andRecreation
is definitely a column in itself. But to getyou started enjoying this benefit, MWRruns many services on base for which youare eligible, including gym access, movietheater, bowling alley, restaurants, IT&T(Information, Tickets and Tours, so youcan get discount tickets to attractionsacross town or across the country,MWR-sponsored tours and more), golf courses,rental equipment (everything from table
and chairs to boats and campers), cabins,resorts and inns for that needed getaway,andmuchmore. Stop by yourMWRofficeto learnmore or log on to www.mwr.navy.mil.Child and youth programs: Got kids?
Your local base offers programs and ser-vices for your teen, youth and young chil-dren, including Child Development Cen-ters (CDC, offering day care for childrenages 6 weeks to 5), Child DevelopmentHomes (CDH, offering childcare for chil-dren 4 weeks to 12 years of age in a localhome), School-Age Care (SAC, offeringbefore- and after-school care and daycamps for kids 6 to 12), Youth and TeenPrograms (YTP, offering sports programs,leisure classes, and much, much more forthose 6 to 18 years of age) and EducationServices (transition assistance for our mo-bile children). Check out https://qol.per-snet.navy.mil/CYPWeb/Web/Home/Home.aspx.All of these resources are also available
to spouses from the National Guard andReserve. We’re all family!— Beth Wilson is making plans now to visita base near you this summer. Contact herat [email protected] if you’d likeher to speak at your group or installation.
Perks of being a Navy spouse
Homefrontin focuswithBethWilson
The U.S. Citizenship and ImmigrationService will provide services on Thursday,March 25, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to allmilitary personnel, dependents, retireesand Defense Department personnel.The outreach will take place at Naval
Base Ventura County Port Hueneme atthe Region Legal Service Office, locatedon the second floor of Building 1180.The outreach will directly assist with
immigration and naturalization issues,either beginning or already started, includ-ing fingerprinting.
Attendees should bring all relevant pa-perwork, including copies of filed docu-ments, Notices of Action, Alien Registra-tion Number or LIN/WAC Numbers,correspondence, and any other informa-tion that pertains to an inquiry.Sign up is required.Stop by theNaval Legal Service Branch
Office, located on the first floor of Build-ing 1180, to complete a Military InquirySheet.For more information, call 982-3124.
INS available on baseMarch 25
PHOTO BY MC1 AARON PETERSON
Capt. Tony Edmonds, chief staff officer, Naval Base Ventura County, addresses theNBVC Junior Baseball teams during the Opening Day ceremony Saturday, March 12.The league, which is affiliated with Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth Baseball, has 415youngsters signed up this year, up from 304 last year. Players range in age from 4 to14 and are in five divisions ranging from T-ball to Majors.
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By Lt. j.g. Matthew CarterVAW-113
In February, Carrier Airborne EarlyWarning Squadron 113 (VAW-113) wasrecognized as the winner of the Com-mander, Naval Air Forces Battle Efficien-cy Award, also known as the Battle “E,”for fiscal year 2009.This is the second consecutive Battle “E”
that the Black Eagles have received.The Battle “E” is awarded to the squad-
ron with the most significant training andwartime achievements during the fiscalyear, as accomplished with the most ef-ficient use of resources.To win amongst extremely steep com-
petition, a unitmust demonstrate the high-est state of readiness.When askedwhat he thoughtwas special
about VAW-113, Senior Chief AviationElectrician’s Mate (AW) Christopher Ta-furo, the squadron’s acting maintenancemaster chief, said: “‘The World FamousVAW-113 Black Eagles’ continue to leadthe Hawkeye community. In the past fouryears our squadron has been at the ‘tip ofthe spear,’ providing unprecedented com-
mand and control capabilities in supportof Operation Enduring Freedom andOp-eration Iraqi Freedom. We continue toprovide a positive working atmospherethat encourages each Sailor to excel andcontribute to a winning team.“This year’s Battle Efficiency Award is
largely attributed to the strong leadershipand vision of Master Chief AircraftMain-tenanceman (AW/SW) Andy Kaloz. Hisrecent passing affected all who knew him,as he made a positive and lasting impres-sion on all he knew.”After returning from a six-month com-
bat deployment inOctober 2008, the BlackEagles again went to sea with the USSRonaldReagan (CVN76) for another com-bat deployment inMay 2009. The squad-ron played a crucial role in many exer-cises andmissions during cruise, but nonemore rewarding thanOperation EnduringFreedom.Flying 1,362 hours in direct support of
the operation, with 235 successful mis-sions, they achieved an impressive 99.6percent combat sortie completion rate.During this deployment, the squadron
was also lauded with the GoldenWrenchAward for maintenance excellence byCapt. TomLalor, commander, Carrier AirWing 14.The backbone of the Black Eagles’ suc-
cess all year has been the maintenancedepartment’s ability to ensure the squad-ron has mission-capable aircraft ready tofly at all times.“As aBlack Eagle I’ve had the privileged
to be a part of something truly great,” saidAviation Electronics Technician (AW) Jo-
VAW-113 awarded Battle ‘E’ for second year in a row
PHOTO BY LT. J.G. GARRETT BARRY / VAW-113
A Black Eagle E-2C Hawkeye prepares to launch from the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN76).
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Seabee ChapelPort HuenemeBuilding 1433
Phone: (805) 982-4358Fax: (805) 982-5364
ProtestantSunday worship service: 9 a.m.Choir rehearsal: Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Catholic MassSunday: 11:15 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 10:45 a.m.Wednesday: 11:30 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m.
Christian Bible StudiesWomen’s Bible Study: Tuesday, 10
a.m.All Hands Bible Study: Thursday, 5:30
p.m.
Catholic Religious EducationPre-K through high schoolTuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Chapel of FaithPoint MuguBuilding 121
Phone: (805) 989-7967Fax: (805) 989-7968
ProtestantSunday worship service: 11:15 a.m.
Catholic MassSunday: 8:45 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 8:15 a.m.Thursday: 11:30 a.m.Confession by prior appt.: 11 a.m.
Chaplains serving NBVCLt. Deann ColemanCommand Chaplain
Lt. Kyung TakStaff Chaplain
Father Antony BerchmanzCatholic Priest
Worship schedule
I’d like to share with readers this story,which I heard some time ago.A big cat saw a little cat chasing its tail
and asked, “Why are you chasing yourtail?”So the kitten said, “I have learned that
the best thing for a cat is happiness, andthat happiness is in my tail. Therefore Iam chasing it, and when I catch it, I shallbe happy.”The old cat smiled and said, “My child,
I too have paid attention to the problemsof life and this world. I too thought thathappiness is in my tail. But I have noticedthat whenever I chase after it, it keeps run-ning away from me, and when I go aboutmy business, it just seems to come afterme wherever I go.”Humanly speaking, we chase after
meaningful life and happiness. We travel.Mobility is the heart of human existence.Career, education, marriage and other op-portunities require us to move across thestate lines or even international borders,especially for us in the military.How many of us still live in the place
of our birth? Very few of us can claimsuch geographical stability. From concep-
tion to birth, to childhood, to adolescence,to maturity and to old age, life seems tobe a continuous journey. Some journeyscan be cut short by sickness or tragedy;for some, a life journey lasts more than100 years.I see life as not simply a journey for
material pursuit, but a spiritual journeytoo. It is a journey of hearts and mindsworking their way home to an EternalSpirit who lovingly hears and attends toour every beat.En route to our final divine destination,
if we have world vision or cosmic con-sciousness, we will discover that all otherheartsGod hasmade aremaking the same
journey.We travel from different directions, at
different speeds, with different customsand cultures, accents and ethnicities.Sometimes our journey can be overshad-owed by mutual mistrust, prejudice andan unwillingness to accept one another’sworth and value. Like commuters in acrowded train, we can remain worldsapart, uninvolved with one another, for-getting our common eternal destiny,where tempus non fugit (time does notend), nor is life extinguished like a can-dle.In Christian tradition, this season is
called Lent, reminding people of theirSpiritual Journey. I learned form the Ju-deo Christian tradition, the Bible, thatJesus Christ gave the world the greatestexample before his journey ended here onearth. He gathered his friends, disciples,to a table fellowship, breaking bread andsharing cup and sharing the story of hislove for them and the world accepting andaffirming each other’s worth and valueHere is an example we can emulate to
bring happiness to oneself and others aswell.Hence as the saying goes: “CarpeDiem”
-- Seize the Day -- and make it a happyone.
Be sure to seize the day and make it a good one
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Weekday Lenten Services continuethrough the month at Naval Base Ven-tura County.Community Stations of the Cross with
schoolchildren are held at 6:30 p.m. everyThursday at Point Mugu and at 6:30
p.m. every Friday at Port Hueneme. AtPort Hueneme, each service is followedby a supper in the Fellowship Hall.On March 28, Palm Sunday, a special
service will be held at 8:45 a.m. at PointMugu and at 11:15 a.m. at Port Huen-eme.OnApril 1, Holy Thursday, a Last Sup-
per of the Lord Celebration will takeplace at Port Hueneme only at 6:30 p.m.The service will be followed by a familysharing supper and potluck.On April 2, Good Friday, a special ser-
vice will be held at Port Hueneme onlyat 6:30 p.m. This service will be followedby a soup supper potluck.And on April 4, Easter Sunday, a spe-
cial service will be held at 8:45 a.m. atPort Hueneme and at 11:15 a.m. at PointMugu. The Port Hueneme service will befollowed by an Easter egg hunt for chil-dren.
Lenten Services continue into April
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Operation Prepare is Navy RegionSouthwest’s family emergency prepared-ness program. By preparing in advance, afamily is better equipped to respond in theevent an emergency. The Navy is oftencalled upon to assist in disasters through-out the world and respond to many emer-gencies. It is essential that Navy familiesprepare themselves to be equipped to re-spond as well.The Fleet and Family Support Center
has wonderful tools to help families pre-pare in advance of a disaster. Addition-ally, it is important that families considertheir children’s schools in all emergencyplanning.Operation Prepare suggests three simple
steps: Be informed, have a plan and makea kit. These three steps can also be takento ensure your children are prepared whileat school.
Be informedKnowing what to do can make all the
difference when seconds count. Find out
what the disaster plan is at your child’sschool.• If the school is evacuated, where will
the students be taken and how will theybe transported?• If you live on base, will your regular
school transportation be available? Willyour carpool driver or the school bus haveaccess?• Has the school discussed emergency
plans with the students?
Have a planConsider the range of possibilities and
places you might be.• Do you have a backup plan if you are
unable to pick up your child fromschool?• Do you have local friends, family or
neighbors on your child’s emergency au-thorization form to whom your child canbe released?• Have you talked to your child about
what to do?
Make a kitConsider the basics of survival and spe-
cial needs.• Does the school have water bottles and
basic essentials if children must “shelterin place?” How can you help the schoolobtain supplies?• Is the school notified of medical con-
ditions, and does it have necessarymedica-tions for your child?
• Can you give your child an extrawater bottle or granola bar to keep inthe backpack or locker in the event ofan emergency?Schools work hard to be prepared for
an emergency, but as parents, it is im-portant that you, too, are informed andprepared. Think of ways you can helpthe schools and your children to be bestequipped to respond in an emergency.For more information about prepar-
ing your home and family for a disaster,contact the NBVC Fleet & Family Sup-port Center at 982-5037. It offers lit-erature and classes in emergency pre-paredness.In support of Exercises Solid Curtain-
Citadel Shield 2010, gate closures willbe in effect on March 24. See Page 23for more information if you have school-children and live on base.
– For questions about emergencypreparedness or any issue concerning K-12education, contact NBVC School LiaisonOfficer Monica James at 989-5211.
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
With much of the land at Naval BaseVentura County being a sensitive wetland,EarthDay is of special importance to baseofficials, and this year is no different.• Saturday, April 10: NBVC and the
Naval Surface Warfare Center will haveeducational booths set up at the City ofOxnard’s Earth Day Festival, which runsfrom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Plaza Park inDowntown Oxnard.
• Tuesday, April 13: A family beachcleanup and guided nature walks are from11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Beach Motel,Point Mugu. Information about marinemammals will be on display.• Wednesday, April 14: Displays will be
set up at the Navy Exchange, Port Huen-eme, about energy conservation, the envi-ronment and recycling. In addition, Earthand Environmental Sciences will be send-ing personnel to help judge the VenturaCounty Science Fair, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at
Seaside Park in Ventura.• Thursday, April 15: Morale, Welfare
andRecreation holds a fun run, and EarthDay exhibits will be set up from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m. at the Beach Motel.• Tuesday,April 20: Commands can turn
in old or excess electronic waste from 8a.m. to 4 p.m. at Port Hueneme.• Friday, April 23: Base personnel will
visit Bard Elementary School in PortHue-neme from 9 to 11:30 a.m. to discuss re-cycling with first-graders.
NBVC prepares for Earth Day events
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Eight students from Fremont HighSchool in Ventura County recently gotan insider’s look at Naval Base VenturaCounty PointMugu during a job shadow-ing event sponsored by the Naval AirSystems Command.As part of African American Heritage
Month, the students spent Feb. 25 touringparts of the base that are normally offlimits. That included the Iron Crow Lab,where radio jamming systems are studied,and a part of the Electronic CombatSimulation and Evaluation Lab (ECSEL).The ECSEL room they saw looked like agiant video game studio – something thatwasn’t lost on the students, as their jawsdropped when they walked in.The teenagers had the opportunity to
chat with many college-educated workers,including electric engineers – some notmuch older than the students – humanresources technicians and business schoolgraduates. They were also paired off witha professional on base so they could talkin more depth about a field of interest.Everyone on base pounded the same
message to the teenagers: Go to college.Brad Coler, the lead engineer for EC-
SEL, explained that his department needselectrical engineers, computer scientistsand technicians, and software designers.His lab also needs electronics techniciansto build and maintain the equipment inthe lab. And all that, he reminded them,requires a college degree.George Huggins, a formerMarine pilot
who now works at the Naval Air WarfareCenter Weapons Division (NAWCWD),kept the students spellbound as he talkedabout keeping other pilots safe as they fly
the dangerous skies of Iraq and Afghan-istan.“Saving lives is our top priority, but
saving the aircraft that can cost as muchas $70 million is also important,” hesaid.Huggins and others atNAWCWDwork
on software that can do both, but theirjob wouldn’t be possible without a good
education.“Don’t let anyone stop you from getting
your education,” he told the students.In the Iron Crow Lab, the students met
Eric Malvaez, an electronics engineer.Only 25 years old, he has a bachelor’sdegree from the University of Texas-PanAmerican and is working on his mas-ter’s.He and fellow engineer Farhad Abbasi
also stressed the importance of college.“There are so many areas of study that
are needed on this base,” Abbasi said.“Lawyers, physicists, environmental en-gineers, financial folks – we need it all.”And because just about everyone needs
to write reports, a mastery of English iscritical, they agreed.The day started with an introduction
by Dr. Ronald Smiley, the executive lead-er for Electronic Warfare and CombatSystems with theNaval Air Systems Com-mand.“This day will give you some insight
into what engineers and scientists do ona daily basis,” Smiley said. “This is Ven-tura County’s best-kept secret. Here iswhere we make things work – and that’swhat engineering is all about.”Smiley said he hoped the day would
spark an interest in math and technologyand perhaps open their minds to somenew ideas and a future they had neverconsidered.Senior Elsie Maravilla, who hopes to
attend UCLA and become a nurse, saidshe enjoyed “learning new things”duringthe day.That was echoed by Adriana Morales,
a 17-year-old senior.“I thought I’d be a nurse,” she said.
“But now I’m wondering.”
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Denise Pollard, left, a human resourcesspecialist for the Employee DevelopmentDepartment of Naval Air Systems CommandPoint Mugu, spends the day with AdrianaMorales, a 17-year-old senior from FremontHigh School in Camarillo. Human Resources,she told the student, “is where everythingstarts.”
Ventura County’s third annualMilitary, Business and Commu-nity Exposition takes place March25 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at theVentura County Office of Educa-tion in Camarillo.With the Navy being Ventura
County’s largest employer, contrib-uting more than $1.7 billion in an-nual economic impact, this eventprovides an opportunity for coun-ty residents to learn more aboutmilitary job opportunities -- andthe military in general.The keynote speaker is Rear Ad-
miral David H. Lewis, vice com-mander, Naval Sea Systems Com-mand, who will discuss “The NavyToday ... And Tomorrow” at 9:30a.m.Seminars and workshops will
take place throughout the day.The 10:30 a.m. topics are: “Busi-
ness 101-- Basic Government Con-tracting,” “Electronic Technologiesand Trends Shaping Future Capa-bilities,” “Equipping and Manningthe Naval Expeditionary Forces”and “Navy Contractor Success Sto-ries.”The 1:30 p.m. seminars are:
“Business 301 -- Advanced Govern-ment Contracting: Meet the Ex-perts,” “How to do Business withthe Federal Government” and“Navy Energy and Green BuildingInitiatives.”A 4 p.m. workshop is titled,
“How to Get a Civilian Job onBase.”A job fair will also take place
throughout the expo. While the jobfair is free, cost to attend the restof the expo is $25 if paid by March19 or $35 at the door.Sponsors of the event are the
Ventura County Economic Devel-opment Association, TRIAD, theNavy League and the Regional De-fense Partnership 21.The Office of Education is at
5100 Adolfo Road, Camarillo.For more information, call 969-
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
If you’re deployed and you get wordthat your mother is near death, who canhelp you get home?If your spouse is on deployment and
you learn that your son needs emergen-cy dental surgery, who can help you getthe money together?The answer: the Navy-Marine Corps
Relief Society, which is in the middle ofits annual monthlong fundraisingdrive.The goal for this year’s drive, like ev-
ery year, is to raise awareness of NMCRSprograms and 100 percent contact ofactive duty personnel at Naval BaseVentura County. In addition, the coor-dinators hope to raise more than the$66,049 collected during March of lastyear.“It’s not about Sailors giving more,
it’s about more Sailors giving,” is theslogan for this year and the way the basehopes to accomplish this goal.Nadine Gamble, executive director of
the local NMCRS, points out that if all
troops on base gave $5 a month, thesociety would have an additional$402,000 about a year from now.That money would fund the no-inter-
est, quick-assist loans Navy and MarineCorps families sometimes find theyneed. It would pay visiting nurses andemergency medical bills. And it would
pay for the free layettes presented to thedozens of parents who take part in the“Budget for Baby” classes the NMCRSputs on each month.This is the second year the fundraiser
has been coordinated by Chief BuilderAndrew Bugs. Bugs served as the emceefor the March 1 kickoff at Bard Man-sion.“It’s nice we had to get more chairs
this year,” he told the overflow crowd.NBVC is sponsoring eight car washes
this month, with two held every Fridaythrough the end of March – one at PortHueneme and one at Point Mugu – andBugs is coordinating all fundraisingevents by clearing them with the legaldepartment.He said he believes strongly in the so-
ciety, and he named some of the localsociety’s accomplishments last year:-- 825 cases addressed.-- $478,000 in interest-free, quick-as-
sist loans distributed.-- $18,100 in outright grants given.Globally, the NMCRS provided $47.4
million in support last year. There were
94,418 financial relief cases, and nearlyhalf the society’s casework involved no-interest, quick-assist loans.Founded in 1904 with $9,000 to help
Navy widows and orphans, the NMCRShas grown into a $91 million fund thathelped one out of every six Sailors andMarines worldwide last year. There are250 NMCRS locations.One way to help this organization is
to agree to a $5 per month allotment.The equivalent of a large fancy coffee,it’s pulled directly out of the paycheckand takes effect in June.After all, wouldn’t you give $5 a
month to help a shipmate?
Annual relief society fund drive well under wayHow to make a donationTo make a donation, contact ChiefBuilder Andrew Bugs at 982-2941 orat [email protected] or contact Lt.Pablito Quiatchon at 982-4587 or [email protected].
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Top, the Budweiser Clydesdales take a strollaround the parking lot next to the NavyExchange on Wednesday, March 10, to kickoff the three-day grand opening extravaganzacelebrating the completion of the exchange’s$10.9 million, two-year renovation andexpansion. Above, the Goodyear blimp fliesoverhead as Tillman, the skateboardingbulldog, entertains those who came for theNEX’s Customer Appreciation Day on Friday,March 12. At left, Dreamboat Annie wasone of five bands playing on Friday duringthe celebration. And at far left, youngstersclimb a movable rock-climbing wall as partof the celebration.
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
About 2,500 people stopped by theNavy Exchange at Naval Base VenturaCounty Port Hueneme during three daysof events to mark the completion of a$10.9million construction and renovationproject.The celebration began on a windy
Wednesday, March 10, when the Bud-weiser Clydesdales paraded around theNEX parking lot from noon to 2 p.m.Crowds also gathered before and after towatch the giant horses being prepared fortheir performance and for their trailer ridehome. Children were especially in awe.Exchange General Manager Anna Es-
guerra, called it an honor to have theClydesdales visit.“They’re awesome partners,” she said
of Anheuser-Busch.The next day, the NEX closed at 5 p.m.
so the store associates and the construc-tion team could celebrate their hard workover the last two years. About 200 peoplewere on hand for the official ribbon-cut-ting and honors ceremony, includingGaryKing, senior vice president of the conti-nental U.S. Navy Exchanges..The big daywas Friday,March 12, when
theGoodyear blimp flew overhead, bandsplayed from 11 a.m. on and Tillman, theskateboarding dog, thrilled the crowd.There were giveaways and drawings, foodand drink, rock-climbing and jolly-jump-ing.Equipment Operator 2nd Class Derek
Perez of the 31st SeabeeReadinessGroup,was busy tying the shoes of his son, Tyler,who was exhausted after spending time inthe jolly jump. Tyler was ready for a nap,but first they had to find mom, Laura.Where was she? Shopping in the
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Kids and cameras were everywhere on Friday, March 12, as NEX officials thanked theircustomers for putting up with two years of construction and renovation. Here the crowdis in awe of Tillman, the skateboarding bulldog, shown at upper left. At lower left, theGoodyear blimp takes off on one of four trips offered to selected base personnel.
NEX thanksits customersin a big way2 years of construction,renovation are over.
Pass is valid through 12/31/10. Pass must be activated on day of first visit. Please present your ticket at the Universal Studios Hollywood Annual Pass Center to receive your exclusive 2010 Value Pass.Blackout dates and restrictions apply. There are no blackout dates for the first visit. ID and finger scan required for park entry. ©2010 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved. 10-LOC-9431
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The Navy Box-Off will be 5 p.m. Sat-urday, April 3, at the Bee Hive Gym,Naval Base Ventura County Port Hue-neme.This event is free to all hands with
base access — active duty, reserves andcivilians. No tickets are needed.The All-Navy Boxing Team candidates
will be fighting in their respective weight
classes for the right to represent theNavy at the Armed Forces BoxingChampionship that will be held at NBVCApril 20 and 21, with finals on April23.There will be eight to 10 matches at
the Navy Box-Off.For more information, call Morale,
Recreation and Welfare at 982-4749.
Navy Box-Off set for Bee Hive April 3;top fighters move on to championship
By Laurie McCarterMWR
This month, the Morale, Welfare andRecreation Athletic Branch has nomi-nated Katelyn Spencer as the Athleteof the Month.Katelyn has been a member of the
MWRHealthy Kids program at the BeeFit Wellness Center. Although theHealthy Kids program hasn’t beenaround very long, there has been greatsuccess in helping the children of mili-tary personnel achieve and maintainfitness.Katelyn joined the Healthy Kids class
about nine months ago and has alreadylost around 34 pounds.Not only has there been a physical
change in Katelyn in the past ninemonths, the change in her attitude to-ward getting fit has been tremendous.When Katelyn first started healthy
kids, she was unmotivated and not surewhy she was attending. Today, she knowswhat her goals are, and she has the drive,discipline and dedication to reach thosegoals.
At the age of 14, Katelyn already pos-sesses traits that are unlike any other14-year-old I have ever met.Katelyn’s parents are very proud of
their daughter’s accomplishments. Hermother, Cheryl, had this to say:“We are just so pleased that Katelyn
continues with the program and is be-coming a healthier young lady.”When I asked Katelyn what she likes
best about her time with the HealthyKids’ program, she commented, “Theexercises are fun!”Katelyn has been working very hard,
and I am so proud of how far she hascome. She still has a little farther to goto reach her ideal weight, but with theway she is going, it won’t take long atall.Keep up the great work, Katelyn!If you feel you have a child who would
benefit from the Healthy Kids program,please stop by the Bee Fit any Mondayor Wednesday at 4 p.m. The program isdesigned to concentrate on cardio andweight training, and on Mondays theclass does fitness work in the pool.
Healthy Kids program leads to Athlete of the Month
PHOTO BY KAREN BARTON / MWR
Katelyn Spencer takes a rest from her Monday pool routine that’s part of the Healthy Kidsprogram at the Bee Fit Wellness Center. Katelyn, 14, has lost 34 pounds through theprogram.
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val Base Ventura County Air Show. TheThunderbirds’ aerial maneuvers will ex-hibit the professional qualities of the AirForce personnel who fly, maintain andsupport the aircraft.”The air show will also feature aviation
simulators, current and vintage aircraft onstatic display, food and beverage boothsand souvenirs. Also, Seabees and theirconstruction equipment will be on displayto show the role the Seabees play support-ing operations throughout the world, in-cluding Iraq and Afghanistan.More details about visiting military air-
craft will be released as they become avail-able. For more information, call VanceVasquez at the base Public Affairs Officeat 989-8095.
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Air show: It’son for August;Thunderbirdsthe headline act
By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
Becky Morrow knows what it’s like tolose your hair at 12.Now 26 and the wife of a Seabee at
Naval Base Ventura County, she remem-bers well the snickers from other chil-dren, the taunts that come when youhave childhood cancer and gain weightbecause of the steroids that are keepingyou alive.“I was bald and fat,”Morrow remem-
bers. “I lived through the ‘Are you a boyor a girl?’ Being that age and goingthrough that, it was tough.”Morrow and her husband, Equipment
Operator 2nd Class Ben Morrow ofNaval Mobile Construction Battalion3, are the creators of Seabees and Sweet-ies, a team raising money for St. Bal-drick’s, an organization that raisesmoney to fight childhood cancer.Their big event is Saturday, March 20,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Four PointsSheraton at Ventura Harbor. Not onlywill there be fundraisers like a silentauction, there will also be more than a
dozen barbers on hand for people whowant their heads shaved in a sign ofsolidarity with kids who have childhoodcancer. Locks longer than 10 inches willbe made into wigs.Donations are requested along with
the shave, and it’s not too late to jointhe team.Morrow’s cancer has been in remis-
sion for 14 years, but she has given herlife to the cause. Every year, she helpsat a camp for children with cancer inSouth Carolina and, as a graduate ofBrooks Institute in Ventura, she is nowthe camp’s official photographer. In ad-dition to St. Baldrick’s, she takes partin the Relay for Life, and she speaksabout childhood cancer wherever shecan, letting youngsters know what it’slike. She informs them that the situationdoes not need to be made worse bytaunting and teasing.“It’s not necessarily the treatment that
hurts most,” she tells them.The 15-member team will be out in
force on March 20, and they’ll be easyto spot. They’ll be wearing shirts bear-
ing the image of another woman whoproved her mettle in a tough time: Rosiethe Riveter.For more information on the event,
contact Morrow at 200-8279 or visit theteam’s Web site at https://www.stbal-dricks.org/teams/seabeessweeties
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Rebecca Morrow, after the shave in 2009as part of a fundraising effort for childrenscancer.
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seph Short. Over the last four years, we’vebeen awarded the Battle “E” three times,with back-to-back awards in 2008 and2009. We continue to raise the bar formaintenance excellence and battle readi-ness with unmatched leadership and ex-pertise.“The Navy core values, combined with
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in less than a four-year period, and Icouldn’t be prouder of our Sailors whoall performed magnificently despite thedemanding operational tempo over thelast year.“While the recognition that accompa-
nies this award is gratifying, ultimately itis about protecting our nation— and thatis something every Hawkeye squadrondoes with equal passion and resolve.”
Applications are still being acceptedfor the “Can Do” scholarship sponsoredby the Bee Club of Naval Base VenturaCounty.The application deadline is April 15.The scholarship, which helps fund
educational opportunities for local mil-itary dependents, is open to any quali-fied student graduating from a VenturaCounty high school (including any GEDand home school graduate) who is a de-pendent of any military member as-signed to Naval Base Ventura County.Three individual $1,000 scholarships
will be awarded this year.The Bee Club is a naval officers’
spouses group whose mission is to pro-mote U.S. Navy Seabee and Civil Engi-neer Corps heritage, and to providefriendship, mentorship, social activitiesand support among the spouses of mil-itary officers in the Ventura Countyarea.For more information about the “Can
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By Mass Communication Specialist 2ndClass Ace RheaumeNMCB 5 Public Affairs
Navy Seabees from around the Los An-geles area celebrated the Seabees’ 68thbirthday at theRonaldReaganPresidentialFoundation and Library on March 6.“I’m proud to be a Seabee,” said Con-
structionMechanic Chief (SCW)DouglasTennyson, anAlfaCompanyPlatoonChiefNaval Mobile Construction Battalion(NMCB) 5. “That’s all I’ve ever done inthe Navy is be a Seabee, and I’ve done itfor almost 22 years.”Tennyson said the ball is all about getting
together with people you haven’t seen forawhile or meeting new Seabees.“You get to hear stories and relive old
times with old friends,” he said.An interesting tradition, Tennyson said,
is the cake-cutting ceremony of the young-est and oldest Seabee.“It felt really warming,” said Construc-
tionMechanic ConstructionmanAppren-
ticeMirandaKrukowski, who was namedthe youngest Seabee at the ball. “Everyoneis welcoming you into the Seabees. Thetradition of the youngest Seabee and oldestSeabee really brought us together. We’re abig family.”Krukowski joined the Navy Sept. 15,
2009, and recently turned 18. She is sched-uled to complete Construction Mechanic“A”School March 12 and will move on toConstruction BattalionMaintenanceUnit(CBMU) 303 in San Diego after gradua-tion.
Tennyson says the Seabees’ legacy willlive on through junior troops.“Just have asmuch fun as you can during
this time,” said Tennyson. “What you’reworking on now will be the history of fu-ture Seabees. Just keep at it, work hard.”
Seabee Ball filled withlongstanding traditions
PHOTO BY MCS2 ACE RHEAUME / NMBC 5
From left: Capt. Jim Worcester, commander, 31st Seabee Readiness Group andcommanding officer, Naval Facilities Expeditionary Logistics Center; Equipment OperatorMaster Chief Ret. James F. Daniels; Construction Mechanic Constructionman ApprenticeMiranda Krukowski; and Rear Adm. Albert Garcia III, deputy commander, Naval FacilitiesEngineering Command/deputy Chief of Civil Engineers, participate in the youngest andoldest Seabee cake-cutting tradition at the Seabee Ball.
You get to hear storiesand relive old timeswith old friends .... I’mproud to be a Seabee.
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fade-outs in radio broadcasting.The San Nicolas island launching pad
and other IGY installations, made pos-sible through cooperation with PointMugu naval air missile test center com-mand, provide what scientists call theideal launching facilities for the pro-gram.On this range, rockets can be fired al-
most at a moment’s notice, thus allowingscientists to send their information gather-ing equipment aloft when the solar flaresare at their maximum.When a sun spot or flare is detected,
either by instruments or observers at SanNicolas or by the observers at Mt. Sacra-mento, N.M.; Mt. Wilson, or Climax,Colo., the San Nicolas rocket can be firedwithin minutes.Yesterday’s firing was at 12 noon, and
Dr. Friedmann said that while this was aconvenient firing timemechanically, it wasnot the best for obtaining information.The sun, he explained, is nearly overheadand thus the detectors placed on the sidesof the rocket do not get a good “look” atthe sun itself. Late afternoon firings willbe much better, if sun spots happen tooccur at that time, he said.Observers gathered on a rolling knoll
overlooking the launching pad on thesouthwest corner of the barren island. Asthe count-down came to an end, the Nikebooster of the two-rocket team fired andthe rocket was off with a roar. Its speedof takeoff surprised the newsmenwho hadto hurriedly throw back their heads to seethe missile disappear into wispy clouds.The booster, which carried the rocket
for 2.9 seconds, broke off and fell aboutone mile off the island as expected. Therocket then coasted for about 18 secondsand then the Deacon fired and carried itfor another 2.85 seconds.TheNike got up to a speed of 3,450 feet
per second and the Deacon to 5,500 feetper second.The entire round trip of the rocket, just
short of 80 miles up and 80 miles down,took four minutes, 50 seconds from themoment of firing by triggerman JoeNem-ecek until the “splash” was recorded onthe receiving instruments. It was believedthe rocket with its information gatheringbarrel fell into the sea about 35 miles be-yond San Nicolas.Firing of 13 more rockets is planned in
the $150,000 information gathering pro-gram. Economy is being obtained in thisprogram by using obsolete rockets. TheDeacon is an outmoded model for otherpurposes, but is ideal for the informationgathering since it takes the instruments tothe desired altitude. More powerful rock-ets would continue out of the ionospherelayer that the scientists want most toprobe.Each firing costs about $10,000 in rock-
ets and instruments.Scientists of the IGY complimented the
navy for its cooperation in preparing thelaunching facilities and aiding in the pro-gram. San Nicolas was “discovered” bythe scientists last March and the idealconditions and location are expected toadd to the success of the program, it wasstated.Yesterday there were 20 participants and
observers besides the newsmen. Dr. Fried-mann explained that many persons whowere interested in the project were on handfor the first launching. Ordinarily, a crewof seven will conduct the tests.From now on, the firings will be limited
to those occasions when a solar flare-upis evidenced. The rocket can be fired with-in one minute and can be halted anytimeup to the final second should the radarobserver detect a ship or plane in the rangearea.With practice, the crews are expected to
be able to have another rocket on thelauncher ready to fire within 30 minutes(they hope to cut it to 20) in case it isdesirable to fire a second rocket to gaininformation on an extended sun flare.It is expected, Dr. Friedmann said, that
the SanNicolas program inVentura coun-ty will add vastly to man’s knowledge ofwhat effect the 11-year cycle solar flareshave on the ionosphere as far as electron-ics, radio, weather and atmospheric condi-tions are concerned.
Island: ’57 launch succeedsCONTINUED FROM 3 The entire round trip
of the rocket, justshort of 80 miles upand 80 miles down,took 4 minutes, 50seconds.
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By Andrea HowryLighthouse editor
An emergency notification system that’ssimilar to the Reverse 911 system used inthe civilian world is now available at NavalBase Ventura County.In addition to automatically being noti-
fied of emergencies via the military com-puter, base personnel who choose to reg-ister on line can also be notified via anyothermedia they choose: home phone, cellphone, work phone, fax, pager or up tothree different e-mail addresses.“Anyone on NMCI (Navy-Marine
Corps Intranet) will get the emergencymessage,” explained Charles Kramer, Na-val Base Ventura County’s emergency
management officer. “But unless they’reregistered, they can’t cascade that messageto their home or mobile or wherever elsethey might want it to go.”The system will be tested the week of
March 22 during the Solid Curtain –Cit-adel Shield Exercise.“The last time we tested the system, I
got flooded with calls from people think-ing they’d been spammed,”Kramer said.“The test will appear as amovingmessagecoming in from the right-hand side of thecomputer. It is not a pop-up, and it isn’tspam.”In a real emergency, the color of the
message would change depending on theseverity of the incident.
About 20 people have the authority tosend out an emergency notification afterreceiving approval from top base officials.They can also control the duration of thealert.“We could use this system to warn peo-
ple of a force protection condition change,weather warnings like tsunamis, earth-quakes, traffic alerts or air quality alerts,”Kramer said. “Think about it. We couldlet people know if Highway 1 or the 101was closed, or if there was flooding on theOxnard Plain.”People who choose to cascade the mes-
sage to other media will receive that mes-sage every 15 minutes until the alert isacknowledged at any of the numbers pro-
vided or until the alert ends.Kramer likes the flexibility and effi-
ciency this system provides.“It’s not a one-shot wonder like in the
past,” he explained. “It used to be thatyou got desktop notification and that’s it.Nowyou can be notified on you cell phone,and that works better for a lot of peo-ple.”Local school districts can also receive
messages depending on the emergency.The system is called the At HOC Indi-
vidualWarning System (IWS). Peoplewhowant to register can click on the purpleglobe in the lower right-hand corner oftheir NMCI computer and sign up under“My Info.”
Emergency notification now available via cell, home phone
PHOTO BY DARRELL WALLER / NAVFAC
Capt. Paz B. Gomez, right, commanding officer of the Naval Facilities EngineeringCommand’s Engineering Service Center, gave a presentation on March 3, “Womenin the Military Making History,” part of March’s Women’s History Month theme of“Writing Women Back Into History.” Here she is being thanked by the CombinedFederal Women’s Programs, Naval Base Ventura County and Naval Surface WarfareCenter, Port Hueneme Division, and is recognized by the Federally Employed Women(FEW) Southern California Gold Coast Chapter. Making the presentation is LisaZimmerman of the NAVFAC Information Technology Center, a co-chairperson of theNBVC FEW and FEW first vice president, Southern California Gold Coast Chapter.
BardMansion at Port Hueneme will beserving lunch Thursday for those whodon’t want to add to the expected backupat the gates. An Asian meal will be servedto all with base access from 11 a.m. to 1p.m.Local residents and those on base can
expect to see an increase in patrols on andaround NBVC.Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield is an an-
nual exercise coordinated by U.S. FleetForces Command (USFF) that is designedto maintain a high level of readiness fornaval installations. It involves the entirecontinental United States, Hawaii andGuam.As the largest anti-terrorism and force
protection exercise in the country, it isintended to enhance the training andreadiness of Naval Security Force person-nel to respond to threats to installationsand units, leveraging all the processes se-curity forces would implement in the eventof an actual emergency. It has been con-ducted periodically since 1999 and is nota response to a specific threat.The exercise will consist of more than
250 individual training events across thecountry, each designed to test differentregional anti-terrorism and force protec-tion operations. Scenarios range fromrecognizing and countering base surveil-lance operations to simulated emergenciessuch as small boat attacks on waterfrontbases and cyber attacks on installations.“We are really focusing on the land-sea
interface at the waterfront, as well as activeshooter scenarios, in light of the incidentat Fort Hood,” said Capt. Sam A. Mc-
Cormick, USFF director for fleet anti-terrorism.“Instead of having numerous smaller
exercises, Exercise Solid Curtain/CitadelShield is a single, large, integrated exercisethat accurately emulates whatmay happenin the real world,” he added.Computer network alert systems will
distribute messages to office computersto keep base personnel informed aboutexercise security situations.During the exercise, assessors will collect
information and relay that data to deci-sionmakers to improve anti-terrorism andforce protection practices and proce-dures.
Exercise: March 22-26 may be hecticCONTINUED FROM 1
In support of the Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield 2010 exercise, gate clo-sures will be in effect on March 24.This could limit base access to someschoolchildrenwho use the BardRoador Sunkist Road gate when returninghome from school. However, the pe-destrian gate at Goodspeed, off Pleas-ant Valley Road, will remain openduring school dismissal times.Additionally, school buses will have
access to Naval Base Ventura County,with possible minor delays.Local school districts have been no-
tified of this exercise.For more information, call the
NBVC school liaison officer, MonicaJames, at 989-5211.
Schoolchildrenwill be affected
Ever thought about checking the Webfor disaster preparedness information? Ifso, remember to use the sites of trustedauthorities, such as the American RedCross for natural disasters or the Nation-al Institutes of Health for pandemics.The Naval Base Ventura County Fleet
and Family Support Centers at both PointMugu and Port Hueneme have informa-tion about preparing your home and fam-ily for a disaster. They offer both literatureand classes, as well as information onwhere to go for legitimate advice.For more information, call 982-5037.
Watch where you get your information
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There’s no questionCapt. JimMcHugh,commanding officer Naval Base VenturaCounty, wears many hats.On March 2, he wore the cat’s hat – as
in the red and white striped number fromthe Dr. Seuss favorite, “The Cat in theHat.”Tamara Loray, director of the Child
Development Center at Port Hueneme,invited McHugh to read to about 40 pre-schoolers on Read Across America Day,a tribute to Seuss’ alter ego, TheodorGeisel, who would have celebrated his106th birthday that day.With three girls ranging in age from 8
to 14, reading to children was nothing newfor McHugh.But some of their comments were.As he put the hat on and sat down,
McHugh asked the youngsters their age.“Are you four?” he asked, holding up
four fingers.“I’m four,” several replied.“How old are you?” one child asked.“I’m older than four!” a surprised
McHugh laughed.Choosing froma dozen books,McHugh
selected “Mr. Brown Can Moo! CanYou?”“My kids love that book,” he said.
“I love that book too!” said one childwith a very bright future.
“Oh, the wonderful things Mr. Browncan do!“He can go like a cow. He can go ‘Moo
Moo.’“Mr. Brown can do it. How about
you?”The kids were paying attention.“That’s rhyming!” one shouted.“He can go like a cork…pop, pop, pop,
pop.“He can go like horse feet … klopp,
klopp, klopp.”McHugh also read another Seuss favor-
ite, “Green Eggs and Ham,” the classicabout Sam-I-Am trying to serve unusualbreakfast foods to a creature who ada-mantly insists he doesn’t like them, eventhough he’s never tried them.Afterward, McHugh posed a ques-
tion.“He tried something he thought he
didn’t like and what happened?”he askedthe class.“He liked it!” several shouted.Lesson learned.
The captain thanked the class.He wished them a good day.
He removed the hat.And he went on his way.
The Capt. in the Hat
PHOTOS BY ANDREA HOWRY / LIGHTHOUSE
Capt. Jim McHugh, commanding officer Naval Base Ventura County, reads “Mr. Brown CanMoo! Can You?” to preschoolers at the Child Development Center, NBVC, Port Huenemeas part of nationwide Dr. Seuss birthday celebrations March 2.
Far left, Kirstin Coleman, and above, AeyenVanderstouwe, together with others at theChild Development Center at Port Hueneme,listen to Capt. Jim McHugh read a Dr. Seussbook on Read Across America Day.
Commanding officer reads Dr. Seuss to youngsters
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By Jim RameyFFSC financial educator
Have you ever wondered if a store willlet you haggle or bargain on merchan-dise?Many do!If you do your research and shop for
the right things at the right time, you willbe surprised. Realistically, you will not beable to negotiate all of the time. In fact,you might fail 75 percent of the time. Butwhat that tells me is I might succeed 25percent of the time; and, if I can success-fully bargain down a sales price 25 percentof the time, I will save significant moneyover the long haul.
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discounts is to be in the right mindsetprior to asking. Try making it an internalcontest within yourself and see just howgood you can become at negotiating. Ifyou are already mentally prepared for arejection, that will take a certain amountof pressure off and make it easier to starta conversation with a sales representative.If it makes it easier, practice in the mirror,then work yourself up to a phone re-quest.Do yourself a huge favor and ask. You
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MALTESEPUPPIES
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MALTIPOO 12 wk old smallfemale, potty trained$300/obo 805-607-4482
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MALTIPOOS 3 males, 1 fe-male, 9 wks, 1st
shots/wormed $700805-290-6924 VCS233117
MALTI-POOS & MORKIEPUPS with shots, very
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SCOOTER2 year old male Doxie &Terrier mix, 14 pounds.
DUCKY1 year old male Chihuahua
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SHIH TZU PUPPIES 3 F, 2M, smaller size, variouscolors. $450-$500 Whitew/black T-CUP female$750 805-640-1112
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SHIHTZU PUPS w/papers,shots, health guar, trained,hypoallergenic, cute!$500+
805-320-8224 VCS233149
TERRIER mix neutered M,aprx 30 lbs, Playful, ener-getic, friendly. Good home
805-798-4878 VCS231793
YORKIE PUPPIES Hurry!Very good price! I havegirls-$650; boys from $600avail for a good home only.I am not a breeder or apuppy mill supporter. Mypuppies are lifelong com-panions and very smart.For more info call Bridget805-248-3244 VCS232843
______________YORKSHIRE 2 Males
1T-cup,AKC,mircrochippedVery cute. Pic’s available.
$450-$600. 805-498-4243VCS230977
YORKSHIRE TERRIERpuppy, 8 month old male.Great color, inside dog.
Papers from APRI.$450.00 805-797-0994
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TRI-COLOR Buckskin OveroPaint Stallion, Sorrel Mare
Outstanding! $2500/pair575-375-2420 VCS231285
WLV HIDDENVALLEY RANCH
EQUESTRIAN CTRSeparate barn, 14 stalls &
grooms cottage & office.Also 12 stalls in largebarn. Jim 805-857-4389or Hugh 805-857-8555
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AccountingInternal Audit
ManagerSalem Communicationsin Camarillo has an im-mediate openingavailable for an InternalAudit Manager.Responsibilities include,but are not limited to, thefollowing: Develop an an-nual audit plan; Performenterprise risk assess-ments; Become thorough-ly familiar with thecompany and its opera-tions in order to identifythe areas of the greatestrisk or significance; Man-age and participate inaudit activities in accor-dance with the annual in-ternal audit plan andSarbanes-Oxley internalcontrol assessment; In-vestigate any allegationsof fraud or financialwrongdoing; Communi-cate significant auditfindings to the AuditCommittee.Education and experiencerequired: Bachelors De-gree in Accounting; Cer-tified Public Accountant;A base knowledge of ac-counting, generally ac-cepted accountingpractices, generally ac-cepted auditing stan-dards, and internalcontrols; and a min of 7yrs working in public ac-counting in a public com-pany environment.Please visit our websiteat www.salem.cc formore information.Qualified candidatesplease submit your coverletter, salary history andresume to [email protected] VCS233255
AdministrativeExecutive AssistantClerk of the Board
$4,442 - $5,418/monthGenerous Benefit Pkg
For more info:visit www.vrsd.comor call (805) 658-4663
Submit District applica-tion and cover letter by12 noon on 3/18/10.
VRSD, 1001 Partridge Dr,Room 100 Ventura, CA 93003VCS231644
AUTO SALES ExpandingSales Dept. $4,500 guaran-tee to start No exp nec.Apply in person at ParadiseChevrolet 6350 Leland St.Ventura, CA 93003VCS233064
Auto Sales
VENTURATOYOTAUSED CAR
SUPERCENTERIS SEEKING USED CARSALES PROS. WHOWANT TO JOIN OURWINNING TEAM ANDMAKE BIG $$$$$$$$$$$
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APPLY INPERSON ONLY
ASK FORALEX RAMIREZ SR
OR OCTAVIO FIERROS
VENTURA AUTOCENTER
6151 KING DR.VENTURA, CA 93003
805-650-0510VCS233089
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VENTURATOYOTA
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INTERNETMANAGER
who is willing to workhard and make lots of $$$and join a winning team.Too many solid leads tohandle. Car experiencerequired. Great schedule.Giant inventory.
Apply to:[email protected] call 805-650-0510 X176VCS233105
CAREER CHANGEOPPORTUNITY
F/T, Positive attitude, xlntmemory, willing to learnnew skills. Will train in thefield of calibration & re-pair. Submit work exp to:
Orion IndustriesP.O. Box 939
Newbury Park, CA 91319VCS232980
ComputerSystems Analyst I/II($60,127 - $88,934/yr + xlntbenefits) Requires mini-mum 1 yr experience in
application analysis, pro-gramming, & web-based
business system implemen-tation. Apply on-line by
3/28/2010 at:www.cityofventura.jobsEOE VCS232785
CONSTRUCTIONSeeking exp’d CommercialService & Maint. Tech. forPerm. Position. Need basicElec, Plumbing. Carpentry,Stucco, Drywall & Painting.Work Days with someNights & Wkends. Excel.Benefits. Need drug test &clean DMV. Non-Smoker.In Newbury Park. Fax resto 562-921-0510 or email [email protected]
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Customer Service/Assistants
PERMANENTF/T & P/T
HELPSTART ASAP
We need you!Positions available in
5 Departments.Must be over 18
ALL CALLERSINTERVIEWED.POSITIONS WILLFILL UP FAST!
805.532.1436VCS232489
RECREATION POSITIONSCITY OF MOORPARK:
Varieties of seasonal, part-time positions $8.03 - $20.02p/hr are available as Rec-reation Leaders (CampCounselors) for Summer
Camp Moorpark; must beat least 16 years of age. ACity of Moorpark employ-ment application must bereceived by 5:00 pm on
4/2/10 in the HR Division,799 Moorpark Ave, Moor-
park, CA 93021,(805) 517-6238. (post-
mark/fax/email not accept-ed in lieu of original
documents by closing date).See City web-site:
www.ci.moorpark.ca.usfor details.VCS232328
DENTAL ASSTX-Ray license req’d
Fax resume 805-527-0038VCS232550
Dental Front OfcF/T, exp only. T.O.
Call 805-497-8077Fax resume 805-496-4844
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DRIVER-Auto PartsFemale/Male, good DMV$9.50/hr w/full benes. Simi805-520-0400 VCS232701
DRIVER-B Lic.Must have HazMat endorse-
ment. Competitive pay.Bring DMV printout to
621 Maulhardt Ave, OxnardVCS233132
EDUCATION - EOEUniversity of La Verne,
Point Mugu CampusAcademic Advisor II- #30
VCS232805EngineeringAssociate EngineerLand Development
$71,981 - $97,092/annual
City of Camarillo, moreinfo visit
www.ci.camarillo.ca.usor call HR 805-383-5618. Sub-mit City App by 5:00 p.m.3/19/10. NO FAX/POST-MARK. 601 Carmen Dr,Camarillo 93010 EEOVCS231216EngineeringAssociate EngineerLand Development
$71,981 - $97,092/annual
City of Camarillo, moreinfo visit
www.ci.camarillo.ca.usor call HR 805-383-5618. Sub-mit City App by 5:00 p.m.3/19/10. NO FAX/POST-MARK. 601 Carmen Dr,Camarillo 93010 EEOVCS231215Government
MINERAL RESOURCESINSPECTOR II
($4125-$5010 per month)CA State Lands
CommissionOpen Examination - Con-tinuous Filing Position in
Goleta & Huntington Beach.Qualification & apps at:
www.slc.ca.gov916-574-1910
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GRAPHIC/WEB DESIGNER
For a progressive Electron-ics Co. in Oxnard. Min 2yrs exp. BS in Graphic De-sign or similar. Must haveexp in multi page 4-colorcatalogs. Expert in allAdobe CS apps. Workingknowledge of MacromediaFreehand MX. Exp in ta-ble top digital photography,industrial & packaging de-sign. Creative; self-moti-vated team player; highlyorganized; detail-orientedable to multi-task in fastpaced [email protected]
HAIRSTYLISTw/exp. Join a fantasticteam! Rental. Call Keri atClub Salon Ventura805-469-8263 VCS233379
HealthcareCLINICAL LAB
TECHNOLOGISTStudent Health Service,UCSB. Assists in the overalloperation of the clinical la-boratory. Requires validCA clinical laboratory sci-entist license, issued by thestate of CA, training andexperience sufficient tocomply with federal CLIA88 requirements. 100%time, 11 month position;$29.56 - $34.64/hr. Open untilfilled. Apply online at
https://Jobs.ucsb.edu(#20090248). AA/EOE
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InsuranceExp’d Personal Lines
Account ManagerWell est Oxnard insu-rance agency locatedVentura Co, CA. Lic’d& exp only need apply.Employer paid benefitsincl 401K. P/T or flexschedule Salary DOE.Non smoking office.Email resume to:
[email protected] fax 805-486-2087
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InsuranceProperty
Field AdjusterMay share handling of SanFernando Valley, No L.A.and Ventura County home& small commercial prop-erty claims. Req 4-yr col-lege degree, 2+ yrs exp, orcombination of the two.Field work & knowledge ofXactimate preferred. Of-fers ability to work from re-mote locations whilereporting to the Camarillooffice. Includes companycar! Please apply atwww.mercuryinsurance.com
EOE VCS232629
LegalASSISTANT CITYATTORNEY I/IICity of Ventura$91,33 - $135,979/yr
+ xlnt benefitsRepresents a progressivecity on a wide range ofpublic sector legal issues.State Bar of Californiamembership required andprior municipal and liti-gation experience re-quired. Apply on-line by3/16/2010 at:
www.cityofventura.jobsEOE VCS232436
MedicalCFO POSITION
with fast growing orthope-dic company in VenturaCounty. Experience inmedical industry is a plus,understanding of Navision,and general accountingprinciples.
Please send resume to:[email protected]
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Medical
Community MemorialHealth System, Venturaand Ojai campuses arenot-for-profit, commu-nity-owned regional hos-pitals and health carecenters with exciting op-portunities for:
PROSTATEINSTITUTE
OFFICEMANAGER
The Office Manager is re-sponsible for the daily op-erations of this busymedical office. This in-cludes directing, planningand supporting theInstitute’s overall visionand mission of providingpatients with the latest inprostate cancer diagno-sis, staging and treat-ment. The positionrequires a Bachelor’s De-gree or equivalent experi-ence with 3-5 years ofmanagement experiencein healthcare. Urologyexperience preferred.
The ideal candidate willhave excellent customerservice skills with theability to communicatedifficult and sensitive in-formation both verballyand in writing. Must bedetailed oriented withstrong organizational andcomputer skills. Must beable to participate inmarketing efforts to as-sist in increasing aware-ness and educationregarding the Institute’sservices and thecommunity’s knowledgeof prostate cancer.Ability to function asback office support whenneeded. Billing and clini-cal trial knowledge pre-ferred.
Community MemorialHealth System offers acompetitive wage & com-prehensivebenefits package. Pleaseapply in person ormail/fax/e-mail resumeto:
Community MemorialHealth System
147 N. Brent St.,Ventura, CA 93003
Attn: HR,Fax: 805-585-3079;
email:sraya@cmhhospital
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Oil FieldCome and Join the OxyTeam!
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The position will be re-sponsible for but not lim-ited to rig site failureinspection, failure docu-mentation, data trendingand analysis, failuremeetings and coordinat-ing solutions.
Required Qualifications:1. High School Diploma ofGED.2. 5 years oil and gas in-dustry experience.3. Understanding of sub-surface rod pump lift sys-tems.4. Individual should be in-novative and a self start-er with the ability tomulti-task and prioritizework.5. Must have the abilityto work with multi-disci-pline groups and functionas a team player.6. Proficient in MicrosoftOffice programs.7. Strong written and ver-bal communicationsskills.
If you are interested inthis or other positions,please apply online atwww.oxy.com “Careers”You must apply to the jobposting # referencedabove.An Equal OpportunityEmployer M/F/D/VVCS232381
Program ManagerMunicipal EnergyFinance Program$70,962.08 - $116,878.72
Do you want to work fora start up program thatmanages the financingand installation of energyefficiency improvementsthroughout Santa Barba-ra County?
The Housing and Commu-nity Development Depart-ment, within the Countyof Santa Barbara, is look-ing for a Program Man-ager who can helpimplement and run theday to day operations ofthis new initiative. Weare looking for someonewith exp managing cus-tomer-focused pro-grams/projects and 3 yrsexp in energy efficiency,water conservation, re-newable energy technolo-gy techniques, or climatepolicy. Banking, finance,loan processing, or assetmanagement exp is aplus. Deadline 3/16/10.
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Program ManagerMunicipal EnergyFinance Program$70,962.08 - $116,878.72
Do you want to work fora start up program thatmanages the financingand installation of energyefficiency improvementsthroughout Santa Barba-ra County?
The Housing and Commu-nity Development Depart-ment, within the Countyof Santa Barbara, is look-ing for a Program Man-ager who can helpimplement and run theday to day operations ofthis new initiative. Weare looking for someonewith exp managing cus-tomer-focused pro-grams/projects and 3 yrsexp in energy efficiency,water conservation, re-newable energy technolo-gy techniques, or climatepolicy. Banking, finance,loan processing, or assetmanagement exp is aplus. Deadline 3/16/10.
If you are interestedplease visit www.sbcoun-tyjobs.com and fill outour online application, orsend your resume [email protected]
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Restaurant
Is Opening a NewRestaurant inCamarillo!!
Come be part of ourNew Team!
NOW HIRINGEXPERIENCED:
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Retail
Join The Team!Vitamin Manager@ Our Thousand Oaks
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• Manage all aspects ofthe Vitamin Department
• Supervise employees• Must have excellentcustomer service skills
• Must have a excellentknowledge of vitamins,health supplements in aretail environment
• Experience using MSOffice products.
We offer CompetitiveBenefits
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EOE VCS233053
HealthcareAMONG FRIENDS
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SALES Local Verizon con-tractor building FIOS re-tail/outside sales team,seeking 5 new reps/manag-ers to start immediately.Paid training, room forgrowth within company. Lo-cal & travel positions avail.Call to schedule interview805-499-7744 VCS232788
SALES MANAGEREssex Electronics, leadingmfg. of keyless entry sys-tems is seeking to hire aSales Manager. Candidatewill have 10 plus years ex-perience selling electronicproducts B2B, to OEM’sand distributors in the com-mercial market and thegovernment. 50% travel.Send resume to
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Outside SalesAssociate
The leader in commercialair conditioning seeks en-
thusiastic individual todevelop business in Ven-tura County. No A/C ex-perience needed. 100K+earning potential. Posi-tion provides salary, un-
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match, tuition, corporatetraining, and Hawaiianvacations! Please send
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411 Lombard StreetOxnard, CA 93030
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SalesTechnical Inside Sales
Progressive internationalmetal coating companyseeks technical insidesalesperson at the Ventu-ra CA Plant. Respon-sibilities include salesand quoting. Knowledgeof thermal spray, electro-less nickel, anodizing anda sound mechanical apti-tude is a plus. Full bene-fits package includes401K.
Email resume to Jim [email protected]
Or fax to 805-642-7825VCS232658
SecretaryExecutive Secretary-
Board Clerk$4,642 - $5,642 /Mo
The SBC Air Pollution Con-trol District is seeking ap-plicants for anadministrative professionalto act as Clerk for our 2boards and provide supportto the APCO. Knowledge ofpublic meeting proceduresand experience with takingofficial minutes highly de-sirable. For complete an-nouncement and applicationmaterials contact the Dis-trict at (805) 961-8800 orwww.sbcapcd.org. FFD:3/19/10
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SecurityLake Sherwood
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Lic# 940318 VCS232346
DOMINGUEZ CARPETCLEANING
Steam Carpet & WindowCleaning • Move-In & OutCleaning • Restretching
Carpet • Floor Wax & Seal &Janitorial. Lic# 089321
Ask for Joaquin805-284-4580 VCS232370
CARPET REPAIR& CLEANING
TILE CLEANING• Stretching • Patches
• Carpet to TileCarpet Rescue
805-483-0899(Lic #787080) VCS231296
Cummins Family Childcareis currently accepting new
students. 25 years exp.Creative learning fun in ahome environment. Youthbus, lic’d field trips, homework help, meals included,great teacher/child ratios.Ages 2 & up. Lic#566200767805-494-0784 VCS232836
CLARK & SONSCONCRETE
•Driveway/RV Pad•Patios•Pool Decks •Sidewalks_No Job too small_
805-583-0480LIC#408242 VCS233303
Escobar ConcreteReasonable rates,No job too small.
patios, block/retainingwalls, brick, stucco, pavers
tile, driveways stamp,foundations, sea walls.
Robert 805-890-2198Lic #819035 VCS232884
Ortega ConstructionConcrete, Paving, Grading,
Driveways, RetainingWalls, Parking Lots,Stamped Concrete.805-921-1535
LIC#870136 VCS232625
S.D.A. & SONSCement ContractorCustom & Quality Work
• Foundations • Walkways•Driveways •Patio’s •Drains
Steve Amesquita805-428-1563
Lic#731106 VCS231766
DMAR ConstructionInsured & Bonded.
20 Years Exp.Competitive Rates.
Remodeling, Additions,Electrical, Plumbing,Carpentry, Flooring,
Kitchens, Baths, Heating,A/C. Lic # 863546
805-639-9202www.dmar
construction.comVCS232168
Fast Free EstimatesFor all your home/businessrepairs & more.Carpentry,
Electrical, Plumbing.RECESSION RATES
[email protected] JOB TOO BIG or SMALL
805-382-0464lic#342943 VCS232391
T & TCONSTRUCTION• Room Additions• Kitchen & Bath
Remodels• Patio Covers &
Decks
Tom 805-987-2860Lic#425257 VCS233139
T & TCONSTRUCTION•Room Additions•Kitchen & Bath Remodels•Patio Covers & Decks
Tom 805-987-2860Lic#425257
GREEN BUILDINGCONTRACTOR
Design • Build • Vision1 Stop ShoppingFree Estimates.
Insulation, Solar & WaterPurification Systems AvailIndoor Growing Sys. Avail
818-266-3834www.wholearthbuilder.comLic 929997 VCS231558
DOOR MASTERLICENSED CONTRACTORSpecializing in Door/Window
Installations30 Years ExperienceCompetitive Pricing!
Lic#796766 Bonded/InsuranceRick 805-890-7928
VCS232324
AAA Pacific CoastConstruction
Paint & Drywall Specialist• Patch/Repair •Acoustic
Removal •Retexture •Int/ExtPainting •Ind/Res/Comml•Fast Reliable•Handyman
805-443-4608lic #579047
ALL-PHASEDrywall & Paint“No Job Too Small”
•Texturing •Patch & Repair•Acoustic Ceilings•Remodels
35+ Years Experience_Competitive Rates_
805-701-3108 unlic VCS232093
KESTREL ELECTRIC• Free Estimates• Affordable Rates• No Job Too Small• Trouble Shooting
Available 7 Days A Week
805-551-8870Lic#927740 VCS232163
PACIFIC COASTELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS• Honest, Reliable & Exp’d• Trouble Shooting• Ceiling Lights & Fans• Remodels• All Work GuaranteedEdward (805)797-0402
LIC#806561 VCS232878
STAMPELECTRIC
Residential & Comm’lTroubleshooting, RepairsLighting & MaintenanceAffordable Rates
No Job Too Small. SeniorDiscount. Visa, MC, Disc.
805-654-9937Lic#923709 VCS232289
MARK MORRISFENCE COMPANY
25 Years ExperienceHigh Quality Work at
reasonable rates.Small Jobs & Repairs Ok.
FREE ESTIMATES!805-216-7319
Lic#818700
ATLASFLOOR COVERING
Professional InstallationHardwood, Laminate,
Vinyl, VCT.Reliable & Curteous
805-453-5241Lic. #841151 VCS232295
Pacific CoastGarage Doors
Quality Door InstallationRepairs Springs/Operators_FREE ESTIMATES_
We accept VI/MC/DC
(805)987-6100Lic# 729304 VCS231777
Alonso’sGardening Service
• Yard Maintenance• Planter work• Hauling • Sod
• Clean-up & more• Trim small trees
Free EstimatesRUBEN ALONSO805-901-1292
L#0762471 VCS232291
‘’A’’ PLUSGARDENING
•Mow •Edge•BushesTrimmed •Yard Clean-ups
•Tree TrimmingReasonable.Free Estimates
1 Time or Monthly(805)336-3947 VCS232535
Beto Rivas(Gardener)
• Mowing • Yard clean-ups• Trash Haul Away
• Block Walls • Flagstone &Brick Patios • TrimmingTrees • Weed Abatement• Brush Removal • WaterFalls • Sprinkler Systems
(new/repair)Cell: 805-469-5212
Home: 805-985-0826VCS232159
East VenturaGO GREEN
YARD MAINTENANCENO GAS! NO BLOWERS!
NO LOUD NOISE!NO POLLUTION!
Service once in a while orall the time.
FREE ESTIMATES!
Geno 805-279-2701VCS231959
JIMENEZ LAWNSERVICE &
MAINTENANCENew sod & sprinklerinstallation & repair.
Garden Walls • Clean-upWeekly & Bi-weekly
Free Estimates!805-765-7622Jorge Jimenez
VCS232374
L’IL JOHN’SCOMPLETE YARD
CLEANUP & TREE SVCSpecializing in Tree trim,pruning, removal, shrub &
hedge trim, ivy hillside clearweed abatement, apt &
garage clean-ups, gen haul.Sr Discounts. Prompt Svc.
Free Est. 805-647-3124
ALEX’SGeneral Construction
• Windows • Doors • Lights• Fencing • Patio Covers• Interior/Exterior Paint• Affordable Home Maint
Prof/Clean No job too small!805-582-2566
Lic #831582 VCS231624
CHUCK STOUTHANDYMAN
All Trades:Concrete, Masonry,Framing, Drywall,
Plastering/Stucco, Painting,Plumbing, Tile, Electric.
32 yrs. in ConejoFree Estimates
805-499-2860 Lic# 771801
F & C Roofing &Handyman ServicesRoofing Repairs & Floors
Rotted out wood replacementDrywall & Electrical
805-651-4325805-896-8904
VCS232456
JAIME’SHANDYMAN SVCS
Plumbing, Electrical, Floors,Concrete, Carpentry,
Windows, Screens, Doors,Stucco, Rain Gutters, Dry-wall, Paint, Fences, Gates
(805)558-7525Not lic’d. VCS231358
NEED A HANDYMAN?Professional, Neat and
Always On Time!Small Jobs are Welcomed._ FREE ESTIMATES _
We Take Care of ALLHome Improvement Needs
CALL 805-525-686025 Years Exp.Bonded & Ins.Lic. #846996VCS232849
TV/Home TheaterWe Install your LCD plasma
on wall speakers. Sales,install/trbleshoot, affordable
electronics.1 free 15’ HDMIFREE ESTIMATES
www.InstallNation.com805-813-0108
VCS232626
ALL HAULWE DO IT ALL!
Same Day Service•Concrete & Demolition•Weed Abatement•Real Estate Clean up•Appliances & Garage•Construction • Handyman• Yard Clean-up•$2M Ins Umbrella
805-643-HAUL(4285)
lic #084142 VCS232290
AL’SHAULING!
7 Days-Free Estimates(805) 485-9334
Tree/HedgeTrim/Chain SawYard rototilling
Garage CleanupsAppliance Removal
Will Haul Big or SmallLic. 94-06169 VCS230433
AL’SHAULING!
7 Days-Free Estimates(805) 485-9334
Tree/HedgeTrim/Chain SawYard rototilling
Garage CleanupsAppliance Removal
Will Haul Big or SmallLic. 94-06169 VCS233286
California Clean-Upand Hauling
Commercial/ResidentialFree Estimates.
Owner, Scott Floyd805-649-1606 or
805-208-5321 VCS232379
CJ HAULINGReal Estate Clean up
Jacuzzi RemovalYard & Garage
Clean up. Concrete &Demolition Debris
& More
805-252-3836Free Estimate Anytime
VCS231814
Eddie’s Hauling& Gardening Svc
Garage & Yard Cleanups,Dirt & Concrete Removal,Tree Trimming/Removal
Senior DiscountsFree Estimates805-758-8920
VCS231457
HOUSE CLEANINGThe Sky is The Limit
* Commercial/Residential ** Honest & Responsible ** Weekly & Bi-weekly *
* Detail cleaning ** Good References *
* Licensed & Bonded *Carlos Diaz805-914-9313
MAIDTO ORDERExcellent references.
15 years in the Conejo Vly.Licensed and bonded.
Ask for Teriann
805-551-8448VCS232850
805-216-2893• Design Install •New
Lawns/Sod/Seed• Sprinkler•Tree Shrub Planting
•Residential & CommercialLic # 503980 Owner T.Beppu
VCS231951
PERMAGREENComplete landscape: from
concept to production.Paving, Flagstone Retaining
walls. Water Gardens &features. Sprinkler/Lawninstall. Tree Removal &
Pruning or Planting.Concrete & Masonrydemolition. Completemonthly maintenance.FREE ESTIMATES!
(805)750-5279Lic# 842019 VCS230866
ADVANCEDMOVING
We Make Moving “Easy”Locally Owned
No Job Too Big or Small*Free Boxes*805-584-2007
Cal T#182606 VCS232719
....NOTICE....“California law requires thatcontractors taking jobs thattotal $499 or more (labor andmaterials) be licensed. Statelaw also requires that contrac-tors include their license num-bers on all advertising. Checkout your licensed contractor bycalling the Contractors StateLicense Board at:
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Landscaping
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Skilled TradeSystem Integration Co.
Installer/Field TechnicianSecurity, A/V & Home Auto-mation systems for highend residential located inT.O. since 1986 is recruitingmechanically inclined in-stall & service techs whoexcel at electronics, con-struction & customer ser-vice. You will assist indeveloping & implementingthese systems & must dem-onstrate the ability to per-form installs (rough &detailed finish ) accurately,timely & efficiently frominitial design phase to thecompletion in such a wayas to optimize profitability& promote customer satis-faction. Opportunity is fulltime, offering TOP PAY &benefits in a career thatwill allow you to becomepart of a family ownedbusiness where commit-ment and integrity are key.Must be responsible, able tooperate with limited super-vision & represent a clean,professional image. Musthave xlnt driving & atten-dance records & be able tocommunicate well, bothwritten & verbally$12-$25/hr + BenefitsDOE Resume/Salary Reqto: [email protected]
SMOG TECH - Lic’d with aminimum of (3) years workexperience to work Full-Time at Test Only Stationin Oxnard. Bilingual a plus.Qualified technicians maywork on Commission, Callfor details 818.430.7278.VCS233003
Oil Field WorkEXPERIENCED
Well Service/Production•Tool Pushers•Operators•Rig Hands
Please call Dave at661-589-0111 ext 1393
VCS232835
PT HUE STUDIO Nearocean, $750mo, w/stove &
refrig, utils pd. 805-208-4866or 805-984-2930 VCS230988
CAM 2+1.5Move In Special
1 MONTH FREE!Lovely spacious townhomeAttached 2 car gar. Tennis,
Playground, pool & spa.805-482-1682 VCS233040
CAMARILLO
1, 2, 3 bdrmTownhome Apts
Close to publictransportation, easy
freeway access, close toshopping & outlet malls.
750 Mobil Ave, CamCall for Move-in
Specials. Friendlyon-site staff.805-482-8800
www.villapalazzoapts.comVCS232174
CamarilloLos Posas Capri Apartments
1 Bedroom $950mo1 Year Lease requirement.
Walking distance to shoppingcenter & restaurants.
No pets. Pool. 805-482-4964VCS233031
CAM Mt View Apts$1000 CASH BACK!
2bd, 2ba, 929 sq ft,upgraded top of the lineappliances. Must see!
805-612-6956VCS232090
CAMOne Of These Is
Just Right For You• 2 bedroom, FREE cable• 1 bedroom remodeled
$1000 offCall for details
450 & 520 Daily DrShopping & Dining just
across the street.
1750 Ventura BlvdStroll to Old Town
TELDON 484-3885VCS232306
CAM STUDIO w/full sizekitchen, N/S/P. $715+dep,
utils incld. 805-484-1729VCS233253
FILLMORE Adult 55+$300 move-in special 1br,
a/c, all utils pd, except elec.From $745-$795 HUD/PET
OK Call 805-642-9527 or805-524-4124 VCS231384
FILLMOREPark View Court$100.00 OFF Of
Contract Rent EachMonth For6 Months
Fabulous Senior Living55+ Community
Historic DowntownFillmore Magnificent
1 & 2 Bdrms with PrivateCovered Patios, Free
Internet. Large communityroom, group activities,
gazebo in garden.Don’t Miss Out!
Offer Expires 3/31/10CALL TODAY!
(805) 524-4700
Affordable Housing*Income/Lease
Restrictions Apply*55 Years of Age or Olderwww.parkviewcourt.info
VCS232186
FILLMORE STUDIO w/bathnew paint/floors, lndry onsite$725+dep. Justin 757-390-8037
VCS231891
Mid Vta 1+1 new residentialneighborhood sunny,ocean view, w/d $925
805-653-7711 VCS232523
NEWBURY PARKCASA OAKS APTSSpacious Studios,1 & 2 Bedrooms.Custom paint &
carpet, fireplaces,balcony, pool,
laundry facility.Dogs welcome.Waived pet dep.
$30 application feeApp fee will be
applied to 1st monthrent
2 Weeks FREE ForStudios MI by
3/31/102088 W Hillcrest Dr
888.201.4050VCS232987
OAK VIEW Guest Studio$825mo, all utils incl+cable,cat ok. N/S. Available now.
805-649-9579 VCS232457
OAK VIEW Lg Studio, kitch,lg bdrm, entry rm & bath,$850 all utils pd 805-649-1692805-794-2120 VCS233087
OJAIMira Monte AptsBeautiful location spacious
units, pool. 805-649-9800VCS232321
OXN 1+1 $900 MovesYou In. Water & trash paid
805-981-3719 VCS231798
OXN 1+1 new lg kitchen andnew floors and paint. $975
+dep All utils incl exceptcbl, Small 6 unit complex
839 N. A St #E N/S/P805-448-8818 VCS230401
OXN 2+1 $1195 North endSpotless, gated, garage with
remote. All applcs. Someutils. N/S/P 805-452-1691
or 805-272-5235 VCS230942
OXN 2+1 & 1+1 Apts
1201 W. Gonzales Rd.$1200-$1250 & $975-$1025
OXN 2+1.5, gar, lndry, wtrpd, no pets. $1,100. CoastProp Mgmt 805-483-1178
VCS233380
OXN 2+2 , 2 car gar, no pets$1,100/mo+$1,100dep.
1315 S. C St. Apt #14. See MgrApt 3. Chasco 805-643-8172
VCS232940
OXN 2 Bedroom1 bath from $1125!
2 bath $1175!Beautiful grounds!
Heating paid.See us before you rent!
805-485-5877 VCS232858
Oxnard 2 bedroomStop! See us first!
Spacious. Frig included.North end convenient to
fwy. From $1095.Parkwood Gardens
805-983-1201 VCS232861
Oxnard BeachChannel IslandVillage Apts
Studio $8251+1 $9502+1 $1250
Spacious floor plans,heated indoor pool &spa tennis ct & gym.Only $500 dep!!No Application Fees3650 Ketch Ave(805)984-5880
VCS228389 VCS231169
OXNARDCROSSROADS
INVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Dr
Suite 580805-485-4040
$200 Move In Bonus
North Oxnard2+1 with balcony, carport,
near school/park $1000
2+1.5 with large balcony,carport, near school/park
$1100VCS232582
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Interior & ExteriorHouse PaintingBrua Painting
805-509-3535lic contr#646010 VCS232107
Alfredo RiveraPainting
Interior/ExteriorStucco/Wood RepairWallpaper RemovalDrywall, Decks. New
Textures. Free Estimates805-290-2585
Lic# 922319 VCS233316
DAN’SPrecision Painting
31 yrs. Exp.Interior /ExteriorComplete /PartialXlnt Prep/Paint
(805) 987-2334Lic#485764 VCS232084
PAINTINGC & R WEST COAST
SERVICESComm’l & Residential
Interior & ExteriorFree Estimates!
Quality @ Reasonable Rates805-647-4900
Insured/Lic635809 VCS231431
TODD’SPAINTING
A Superior paint jobat a fair price.
_Residential expert_Over 25 years exp._Color specialist_Quality materials
Extensive surface prep.Satisfaction guaranteed
805-376-9246(Lic#710663)
VCS233008
EXCELLENZ PAINTINGInterior & Exterior
Acoustic & Wallpaperremoval. Can do handyman
work. Lowest Prices!Call Pedro 805-223-9384
Lic #877-858 VCS232853
Interior/ExteriorResidential/CommlWallpaper Removal
Wall Texturing(805)987-6647
Lic Contr#415645 VCS232723
Salvador’s HandymanPaint, Drywall, Stucco Re-
pair & Acoustic Ceilings,Wallpaper RemovedNot a contractor
Teodoras CleaningHouse, Apartment,
Windows, and Carpet SteamCleaning, etc805-448-0176
VCS231497
Tony’s PlasteringConstruction
•Lath/Stucco, Restucco• Int Plaster, Drywall
• Block Walls • CementWork • Repairs
• Tenant ImprovementFREE ESTIMATES!
(805)604-4801 or (805)377-8513Lic#703539
AM PMRooter & Plumbing
Drains cleaned - $55Main sewer lines - $75FREE ESTIMATES!All Plumbing Repairs.
Don’t Replace Main Line.FREE Camera Inspectionwith Cleaning. Lic #563479
25 Years Experience(805)890-6524 VCS231432
J.T. ROGERSPLUMBING CO
(805)654-9882Water Heater Special
50 gallon $750(for basic install)
40 YEARS EXPERIENCEALL PLUMBING REPAIRS
REPIPES, REMODELSFree Estimates.
Senior DiscountsAccepting Credit CardsLIC#545995 VCS232937
Licensed•Bonded•Insured
I.H.PPLUMBING805-297-6942FREE ESTIMATES!
Lic #924295
Residential • CommercialVCS232563
BRAVO ROOFINGRoofing Repairs & Floors
Rotted out wood replacementDrywall & Electrical
805-651-4325805-896-8904
VCS232458
FRITTS ROOFING& REPAIR CO
•Commercial •Industrial•Agriculture •ResidentialLong Term RoofingSolutions All Home
and Building OwnersCell 805-258-3424Ofc 805-477-9954
lic#733306 VCS233118
JLG ROOFINGDBA Gils Roofing Co.
New Roof, Re-roof,Flat Roof, WoodworkOwner on every job!
Free Estimates!All Work Guaranteed!
805-816-9414Lic #885763
Insured/W.Comp.VCS233134
DTS DiscountTax ServicesWe’ll Beat All MajorCompetitors Prices!Free Pick & Delivery Avail
David Mills805-641-2564
Enrolled Agent VCS231901
Morales Handyman& Tile Services
Bathroom, Floors & KitchenTile, Granite Slab, Drywall,Fences, Decks, Plumbing,
Electrical, Cement.Free Estimates! 10% OFF!
(805) 758-7089lic#1000002769 VCS232229
AFFORDABLETREE SERVICE•Trimming•Removal•Stumps •Firewood
Free Estimates, PymtOptions Avail. 20 Yrs Exp.
24 Hr Emergency Svc805-532-1710
licd & insured VCS232453
Gold Coast TreeALL PHASES
Trimming, Shaping, Stump &Tree Removal, Dangerous/Hazardous Tree Removal.Brush Fire Danger Clear-
ance. Free Estimates805-578-6500 or805-494-8733
VCS232390
LOW COSTTREE REMOVAL
• Expert Trimming• Stump Grinding• Yuccas & Shrubs• Free Estimates
JOHN APPEL
(805)649-4759
__ ONE DAY __TREE SERVICE
Fast • Efficient • FriendlySenior Veteran Discount!
Free Estimates Call Gregg
805-889-8310
In Foreclosure?Owe more on your property
than it is worth?Your bank may accept lessthan you owe and forgive
the difference. Call to learnabout additional benefits.
805-754-5757DRE#01848789 VCS231656
Paint Contractor
Painting
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OXNARDCROSSROADS
INVESTMENTS300 Esplanade Dr
Suite 580805-485-4040
North Oxnard1+1 with balcony, near
school & park $800
VCS231756
OXNARD
DEL CIERVOAPARTMENTS
Move - InSpecials!
Low DepositsOAC
1 & 2 Bedrooms
• Beautiful Grounds• BBQ Area
• Pool and Jacuzzi• Tennis Courts
• Close to Shopping• Cats OK
1905 N. H St.805-981-4341
VCS231737
OXNARD GREATMOVE IN SPECIALS!
Renovated 1, 2, 3 bedrmapartments avail atRancho Solana Apts
805-485-1208 VCS231529
OXN AVAILABLE NOWLg 1 Bdrm. $900
refrig, pool, carport prkng.805-488-7743 VCS232662
$$$$ OXN $$$$Bad Economy?
WE’D LIKETO HELP!HUGE Good
Tenant DISCOUNT!Live in our beautiful
complex. 1 & 2 bedrooms,2 baths w/garages, pool
& spa. Each unit w/washer,dryer hookps. No pets
Villa Marina Apts1320 S. Victoria Ave
805-985-0644 VCS232865
Oxn
BEACH APTSOxnard Shores
Steps from beach, gatedcommunity, granite
counter tops. 805-984-2362VCS232320
OXN____________Gigantic Discounts
to move in to this beauitfulcomplex near marina.
Triple Savings Free Renton 1 & 2 bedroom, 2 bath w/garages, w/d hkups. Pool &
spa. No pet. Villa Marina805-985-0644 VCS231754
OXN JUNIOR 1+1 $825moPacific Point Apts
1001 Gonzales Rd 805-485-1078Mon 7:30a-5p, Sat 9a-5p
VCS232842
OXN MANDALAY SHORES2+1, gar, near beach, pet ok.
1/2 OFF 1st Month $1100.805-984-9932 VCS232846
Oxn N. Studio $675, large 1bedroom $825+dep. N/P,
garage,lndry.1315 DevonshireDrive. 805-701-8226
VCS232601
OXNPalm Circle Apartments!
300 N. G St.2 + 1 $1,050
Water, Trash, Pool, Cp,& Laundry RoomCOPM 805-200-8651
VCS232363
OXN Silverstrand Beach2+1, block from beach. Inclsrefrig & w/d. $1375mo+utils.
805-704-8045 VCS233288
OXN (South)Garden Apts
Open Sun 2-4pmWkdys 10-5:30pm
Appointments Available3+2+FP+
walk-in closet $1499/mo.2+2 $1199.
Huge apartment, bright,lots of windows &
closets. Family living.Ready to move-in. N/P.
805-701-8317VCS232897
PORT HUENEME1 bedroom/from $925
Pool/SpaGated Parking
Across from CBCPark Madera Apts.
805-984-4062Ch. Islands Blvd.W of Vta Rd
VCS232857
Port HuenemeHarbor Village Apartments!Move in Specials! Spacious
1BR/1BA close to shopping &restaurants. Pool, off street
parking, laundry room,onsite manager. $895/mo.
(165 N. Fifth St.)Call today!(805)488-1434!
VCS232206
PT HUE 1br apt, garage,pool, most utils $845+$500dep.No pets. 805-483-8301 or
805-488-2131 VCS231566
PT HUE $850 APTREDUCED to $795!
Quiet, full size 1+1 lower, nopets. 805-436-2820 VCS232545
PT HUENEME 1+1 $800Small and clean apt, nogarage. Walk to beach!805-207-1210 VCS232484
SIMI 1br $950, 2br $1150+Gated, Garden Building,
Pool, A/C. No pets805-520-9486 VCS231160
SIMI GATED COMMUNITY3+2 & 2+2. Pool, spa, f/p, &tennis court. Baywood Apts
805-581-9052 VCS230876
_______________T.O. 3+2 & 2+1 balcony orpatio, a/c, parklike setting,pool, BBQ area, laundryroom. Call Manager for
Move-in Specials805-495-8698 VCS231955
T.O MOUNT CLEF APTSSpecials!!
Studio $850 1br from $10002br from $1300 Pool, Spa,Playpk. mountclef.com
805-492-2022 VCS231896
T.O.
Spacious 1 & 2Bedrooms
Pool, covered parking& laundry room.Easy Fwy Access*First Month Free
on approved credit*Sorry, no pets
Mon-Sat 9am-5pmor by appt
(805)495-5520
Ventura 1 BedroomVisit us to see the
difference!Ventura Del Sol
6250 Telegraph Rd.805-656-0236
aptlifestyles.comVCS232862
VENTURA2 & 3 Bedrooms
675 Providence AveCALL FORPRICING
866-633-0752OPEN DAILY
9am-6pmPET FRIENDLY!
VCS232356
VENTURA COUNTYTierra Vista Apts
1, 2, & 3 Bedroomsstarting from $1238Models open to view
Pet Friendly• Spacious floor plans
• Washer/dryer- every unit• Full kitchen appl pkg
• Covered parking• Dog & Cats welcome*Open Mon-Sun 8:30-6:00Call 866-799-0390
VCS232214
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805-647-6755Call, We Answer!
VCS230273
_VENTURA_STUDIO $8501br apt $950 2br apt $1150
Nr college. No smoke/pets.805-890-2142 VCS231893
VENTURA STUDIOReal Appliances!
Larger than you expect!Only $795! Don’t wait!
805-642-4760 VCS232859
VTA*Move in Specials*
VTA 2+1Brand New, xlnt locationGranite top, dishwasher,Microwave w/gar. MustSee, Most Utils Pd $1395
VTA Studioxtra clean, gar, most utils
pd, Must see $895/mo
OXN 1+1Lg Apt, Near school,
shopping, park $875/moBuena Properties.
(805)658-2531VCS233204
VTA*Move in Specials*
1+1 Beach Aptxtra clean, Must see $1000
VTA 1+1Downtown, large unit
Avail Now. $875VTA 4+1
Downtown, Yard, lg kitchw/d hkups, Unique $1450Buena Properties.
(805)658-2531VCS233203
VTA 1+1 clean-quiet $950Large.Best in Town! No pets
no smoke. Open Sat & Sun11-4pm 1255 E. Santa Clara
VCS232426
VTA 1+1 CompletelyRenovated. Laundry onsite. Trash & water paid$950 N/S/P 1159 Meta St.
Kathy 805-746-1793VCS230460
VTA 1+1 Enormous &Unique W/Hardwd Flrs,
Utils Paid. Free High SpdInternet $1175+Dep-OAC,No P/SM. Central Coast
389-6803 VCS231426
VTA 1+1, Leighton Dr, lndryroom, patio, garage. Avail
now $1090 Small pet okTheresa 805-218-7406 or John
310-318-4354 VCS232444
VTA 1+1 nr schools & park,starting @ $695 1/2 Off 1stMo. Move In Special 6mo
Lse N/P 258-3203 VCS233164
VTA 1+1, upstairs unit, gar-age/laundry room, wa-ter/trash/gas pd. NearCommunity Mem Hosp. Nopets/smoking. $925+dep
Herrick Mgmt 477-7650 ext 17VCS232071
VTA 1 or 2 bdrmsCOMPARE!
Very large, clean andconvenient. No Pets!805-644-5676 for appt.
VCS232860
VTA 2+1 1 level $995.2+1.52 level $1050 lg rms, bigclosets, new paint/crpt.Montalvo $500 Dep OAC805-642-9660 VCS231735
VTA 2+1 Move-in Special$1045 New paint, Pergoflooring, parking, trash,laundry. 132 Kellogg
805-643-5834 VCS233122
VTA 2+1 new kitchen, sharegar, balcony, lndry rm, quietcomplex, water/trash paid.$1,075 lease req+dep. N/S.Cat ok. Call 805-644-2684
VCS231819
__________VTA 2+1 new paint& cpt, clean, hkups,gar. $1250 No pets.
536 Seaward(805)647-9870 VCS230440
VTA 2 & 3 bdrms near parkattractive, clean & quiet.indr cat ok.Starting@ $1200
GOOD CREDIT DISCOUNT!805-652-0387 VCS233151
VTA 2br 2ba x-Lg units w/allappliances, close to shop-
ping $1250. Some unitsavail for handicapped &/or
seniors. (805) 658-7453VCS233069
VTA BEACH 1+1 Carport,blinds, crpt, appls, wtr/trsh
incl $1050. 1142 Pittsfield805-648-1154; 805-368-2337
VCS233140
VTACall About Our AwesomeMove In Specials! Oac
1+1 $875 - $9002+1.5 $1,175
Water/Trash Pd, CarportOnsite Laundry, Pool
COPM 805-659-2258VCS233162
VTA CASITAS SPRINGS1 bdrm nice, clean, quietmost utils pd, stove, refrig,no smoke $800 805-649-3705
805-794-0919 VCS232271
VTA E 1BR w/custom bathupstairs, park view, N/S/D.
$900/mo includes utils.805-672-2809 VCS230698
VTA E. 2+1 Clean, newcarpet & paint. $1150+$800dep. Most utils pd. Sec 8 ok.
805-962-2236 or 805-477-5765VCS231909
VTAHarbor View Villas
Luxury Apts.Ocean view.
Most utils paidFree basic cable.333 N. Kalorama
805-648-1760VCS231941
VTA LG 2+1, $1395 incls allutils. Pleasant surroundings.Access to transit/shopping &
restaurants. 805-642-3000VCS233153
VTA Mid 1+1sunny, spacious, near
mall/beach, pool/laundry$950 805-653-7711 VCS231997
__ VTA MIDTOWN __1 Bedrooms from $995.
Free Utils, Indoor cat ok.Call for appointment.
805-653-0809 VCS232305
VTAMonte Vista Townhomes
Spacious units, Pool & Spa,gated community, freeway
access. 805-647-1730VCS232318
VTAOCEAN VIEW TWNHMS
3074 Channel Drive• 1+1 @ $995• 2+1 @ $1300• 2+1.5 @ $1395• Carport Parking• Swimming Pool• Cats Welcome• On Site Laundry
805-654-1559E.H.O. VCS230780
VTA
Spacious 2BdrmsStarting at
$1425Telephone & Victoria
$299 Deposit!*(805) 656-5800www.towbes.com
*OAC VCS232571VTA Studio 1209 E. Main
Ask About Move-In SpecialX-Lg Units, Utilities Pd $850
+Dep-OAC N/P/Sm CentralCoast 389-6803 VCS230904
VTA STUDIO $850+$850 dep,350sf. Utils pd. New stove,wind & paint. Avail 3/15.Nr VC & Hosp. 652-1223
VCS232741VTA STUDIO APT
$870 monthly, no smoking, nopets. Washer/dryer in unit.
805-648-1997VCS218098 VCS232901
VTATUSCANIA APTS
1+1 $900/mo.Views! Walk to beach andshops. FREE WiFi access.805-652-1985 VCS230994
VTA VILLA BOCCALI APTSQuiet, cottage like 2+1.FP, enclosed, patio with
carport. W/D facilities, closeto mall & hospital. Smoke
Free Rentals. No dogs.Manager’s Special!!
1 Month $600+sec and rentadjust to $1,200 on 2nd month
By appointment only!Manager (805)642-1316
VCS231759VTA W 1+1, hardwood flrs,stove, refrig, wtr/trash pd$950+dep. 805-485-2514 or805-390-9068 VCS233347
VTA Beach Studio Apt. $1000+$1200 dep, some utils pd.
N/S, quiet st., patio, nopets 805-701-4823 VCS233100
VTA Keys Townhouse Style2+1.5 huge deck,w/d hkps,
close to beach Pet? $1600Harbor Realty 805-648-3068
VCS232745
AGOURA Lakeview VillasLarge loft/bdrm +1.5ba
2 story twnhm. Surroundedby woods,waterfall,Koi pond,pool/spa, very pvt. Must See!Furn $1850 or Unfurn $1795.818-889-4491 VCS231829
CAM 3+2.5 $1,875/mo. MustSee! OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun
1p-4p. Call for directions.805-844-2282 VCS233231
CamarilloSpacious 3+2.5extra large mastersuite w/fireplace,
living room w/fire-place, washer &
dryer included. A/C,attached 2 car gar,new carpet & paint,excellent location.Gated & quiet, fullamenities $2000+dep. 805-320-4403
VCS230538
CAMARILLO SpaciousTownhome Apartment.
Call for price 805-482-8800www.villapalazzoapts.com
VCS232175
CAMARILLO SpaciousTownhome Apartment.
Call for price 805-482-8800www.villapalazzoapts.com
VCS232896
CAMARILLO SpaciousTownhome Apartment.
Call for price 805-482-8800www.villapalazzoapts.com
VCS230391
CAM LEISURE VILLAGEHome for lease 2+2, garage,cable,water, gardener, trash,many community amenitiespool, golf & more! Approx1,200 sf. 24/7 gated security.
Age 55+. $1525/mo. AvailableMid April. 310-456-2740
VCS232529
CAM SPRINGS 2+2 upstairsend unit w/ 2 car gar. Gatedsuper clean & bright. Newpaint/carpet, walk to golf,
pool, spa, gym. N/S/P.$1,800+dep. 805-493-1572
VCS233050
NBP 2+1 Spacious Condo$1150mo+$850dep, comm
pool, laundry, shared garagestorage.Acropolis 805-496-0577or 805-432-0725 VCS232774
NBP 2+1 Townhomeremodeled, new flrs, w/d
hkups, 2 car gar, pool, a/c,N/P. 805-405-6488 VCS232906
OXNARD SHORES 2+2.5jacuzzi, f/p, loft, 1 car gar.$1700/mo. 323-971-2387 or323-359-8709 VCS232914
OXN Silver Strand Beachcondo 2+2 & 1+1 guestflat. Gar, 2 fps, refrig,
wshr/dryer, rooftop patiow/ocean view. Sm pet ok$1750/2 br or $2550 bothSamantha 805-660-4563
Rob, 805-444-1234VCS232920
PT HUE $200 Move InBonus. 3+1.75, Surfside Iw/patio, pool, prkg $1450.
Crossroads Inv 805-485-4040VCS231760
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PT HUE 2+1 front unit, nearbeach, refrig, 1 car gar
very clean. Sec 8 ok $1000805-985-2257 VCS233245
PT HUE 2+1 new carpet,gar, pool, N/P.$995+$995dep.
Coast Prop Mgmt805-483-1178 VCS232628
PT HUE 3+2 upstairs, patio,shared garage, new applcs,cabinets, cprt, tile flr $1400805-983-1148 VCS231339
PT HUE 55 Comm 3+2 withhobby rm, new flrs and applc
incls refrig, $1400+dep N/S818-667-7225 VCS232889
PT HUE BAYRemodeled Condo
3br 2ba, 2 car garage, patio,laundry, hobby rm. Must
see. 805-984-2133 VCS231730PT HUE BEACH FRONTStudio, OCEAN VIEWS,
kitch, lndry, pool/spa, gated,$850 with *good credit*.
805-263-9436 VCS231194PT HUE BEACH w/OceanViews, gated, 2+1.5 No oneabove you.Hkups, pool/spa,no pet $1395+$1400 Owner/Agt 805-340-0343 VCS232212
Pt Hue / Channel IslBig townhouse. 3+2.5, two
story, att gar. New carpets& paint. vcstar.com formore info $1700/mo +secdep Call Sean 818-585-5320or [email protected]
VCS232134
PT HUENEME 3+2, sharegar, clean, nr Base & beach
$1450 avail now.Jessie 805-415-1450 VCS233119
T.O. 2+2 Condo RentalDual master br, lrg storage
area, beautiful view,walk to mall. $1975/mo805.501.2063 VCS232247
T.O. 2+2 Single story, cornerunit, quiet/pvt veranda. 55+comm, new flooring.$1620mo.
805-630-3283 VCS232353
T.O. 3+1.5 TOWNHOMENew tile, carpet & paint. A/C
pool, 2 carport. $1,700mo.805-300-1406 VCS232589
T.O. 3+2.5 spacious end unitnear pool, a/c, attached
garage, $1750+sec.805-581-5156 VCS232558
T.O. 3br 2.5ba, quietcul-de-sac, dbl car gar, lgkitchen, f/p, a/c, lg master
w/Roman tub, walk-incloset, patio, pool, $2100+sec
Available now 818-674-2783VCS232226
T.O. CONDO 2+2 w/balco-ny, $1600. New remodel,w/d, d/w, stove, refrig,a/c, 2 car tandem gar.805-338-0650 VCS233165
T.O. Upgraded 3+1.5Townhome with beautiful
view of Wildwood area. Walkfrom unit to Wildwood
Elementary School or milesof hiking & biking trails.
$1700/mo. 818-999-2669VCS232122
T.O. Wildwood 3br 1.5ba,end unit, pool, a/c, no pets.1 year lease, $1650/mo+sec.
805-492-4277 VCS231220
T.O. Wildwood 3br 1.5ba,end unit, pool, a/c, no pets.1 year lease, $1650/mo+sec.
805-492-4277 VCS232633
VENTURA 2+2 new paint$1300. Garage, pool/spa,
clubhouse. Sec 8 ok805-986-4223 VCS232553
VTA 2+2 ocean & mtn viewspool/spa/clubhouse, end unit.$1625 month to month. Teri818-991-8240 VCS231601
VTA 3+2 PeppertreeCondo. $1,385+dep.
1300 Saratoga.805-284-4945 VCS232764
VTA 4+2 Condo. Available4/1/10. $1,500mo+$2,000dep.805-647-8054 VCS233362
VTA B.V. Gardens Spacious2+2, w/d, d/w, bonus rm, friggar, pool. Nr shpg.$1350+dep
805-844-0041 VCS231556
VTA E. 3+1.5 new carpet &paint, new appliances,wood floors downstairs,
flower field views, att gar-age, lndry area, sml patio,$1700 incl wtrtrash/sewer
Mims Management805-477-4388 VCS232630
VTA McKeon Condo/2+1,nice remodel, tile/crpt, d/w,
encl gar, pool/spa $1350+dep805-659-1939 VCS232555
VTA McKeon Condo/2+1,nice remodel, tile/crpt, d/w,
encl gar, pool/spa $1350+dep805-659-1939 VCS233367
WLV Lovely 2 bdrm, 1 bathD/W, direct access 2 cargarage, patio, pool/spa. Asteal at $1695/mo +sec.Incl water/cable. N/S/P.Call 805-529-0442
VCS231905
WLV Townhome 2+2, 2 cargar, single story, new paint,
carpet & tile. Small privatepatio. Community pool/spa.
Near lake. $2000/mo818-735-0636 VCS232540
OXNARD 2+1$1200 +dep N/S/Pets
Avail now! 805-983-3996VCS232894
STA PAULA 1+1 Nice areayd, wshr/sewer/trsh pd,grdnrincl. $925+sec. N/S/P. Kim805-643-1288 VCS232824
VTA 1+1 $825+depMOVE-IN SPECIAL!
332 El Medio Available now805-641-0659 VCS232519
VTA 1+1 Midtown Duplexcrpt, stove/frig $890 option-al gar avail 805-987-0667 or
805-279-1089 VCS231049VTA 2+1, 155 E. Ramona
Lg living rm, clean, sm yard,w/d hkps. $1200. Sec 8 ok.N/P
Avail Now. 805-331-3102VTA 2+1 DUPLEX
Above Ventura High w/oceanviews. Very clean, nice bkyd
w/artist studio & deck, allappls w/lndry, $1595, trash &
water pd. 805-218-2467VCS232473
VTA 619 Jordan Ave., 1 Br,$875 +$500 dep. No pets.805-649-9324
VCS233077VTA E 3+1.5, 2 car garage,freshly painted, huge yard,quiet area. $1,700mo+dep.805-813-0700 VCS232722
VTA E. Duplex 2+2, dbl cargar, pvt yd, wtr/trash/grdnrpd, N/S, no pets. $1,795+dep.
805-647-0698 VCS233032
VTA MIDTOWN 1+1+den,utils paid $1240+$500 sec,
one year lease.N/SP805-648-4658 VCS233349
VTA E. 2+2 Interim RentalAvail 5/1-9/30. Pool. Incls allutil+grdnr/pool serv. N/S/P.
$2000mo+$3000sec. OakStreet Property Shoppe805-643-1288 VCS232827
CAM 2+1 clean, washer anddryer, garage, incl gardener
$1450+dep & Studio Apt$725 261A Nellora St.
805-760-3706 VCS232369
CAM 2+2+ofc, 1500sf smoke/pet ok, pool/golf/tennis, wtr,cable, trash paid 55+ $1779
805-822-4581 VCS231197CAM 3 BR, 2 BA, very nice
area, clean home, garden-er incl. Corner lot. $2200+dep 805-983-2873
VCS232415
••••••••••••••••••••••••••CAM 4+2.5 Cul-De-Sac
Excellent Schools, Commpool/spa/gym, 2 car garage
$2,100/mo. 805-603-8703Avail 1st week in March.•••••••••••••••••••••••••
VCS230077
CAM 5+2.5, lg yard. N. ofLas Posas. $2400mo incl
grdnr/wtr. 1 mo dep reqd.Jim 805-844-2606 VCS233260
CAM CLEAN 3+2 w/ 2 cargarage, associated pool, nopets. $2000/mo. +$2600 dep805-987-5611
VCS232748CAM HTS 2+1 Avail 3/15.
N/P/D. Show by appt.$1250+dep, Section 8 ok
805-987-7196 VCS232711
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HOUSESVTA 3+1 midtown, newcrpt/paint, w/d/frig $1550
VTA 5+3.5 Santa RosaWalk,former model $2700
VTA 3+3.5 Ondulando w/unobstructed views $3250
OXN 4+3 by beach/harbor2+1 w/family room $2500
CAM 4+2.5 nr school/shopsLg bckyd/cvr patio $1950
CONDOS/APTS
VTA 3+2.5 newer constr,w/d/frig. Pool/spa $1950
VTA 2+1 upstairs midtownview lndry, carport $1195
VTA 2+1 Mckeon penthseall upstairs over garagesNr park & school $1075
VTA 2+2+den, 1 story, f/p,indr lndry, 2 car $1500Call Bkr 805-443-2073
VTA 3+2 Bella Vistacondo, wood flrs, 1 cargarage, Sr comm $1950
VTA E. end 2+1.75 duplex,granite kitch, 2 car $1500
OXN 2+2 upstairs, att gar.Pool/spa/play area $1450
OXN 3+2.5 nr beach Rftopdeck w/ocean/island
views, w/d/refrig $1975
PT Hue 2+2 Hueneme Bay55+ comm w/golf course& pool, lg liv rm/fp $1400
PT HUE 4+3 w/loft, smlbackyd. w/d/refrig. $1900
PT HUE 2+1 duplex nearpier & base. New tiled
bathrm. $1200
PT HUE 3+2.5 Las Palo-mas w/d/frig, 2 car $1700
PT HUE 3+1 upstairslaminate flrs, 1 car $1450
All properties are no pets,no smoke, 1 year lease
805-650-2500venturahomesforrent.com
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CAM Mission Oaks 3+2.5nice, 2 living areas, f/p,
dining, dbl gar, incl grdnr,$2250/mo. For appt call805-443-1106; 805-377-6998
VCS230629
CAM - Old Town Charmer$1,025, 1+1+1 car gar. Niceyd w/grdnr. Wtr/trsh incld.
N/S/P. 805-504-9752VCS233334
CAM RENT TO OWN! 5+4.5with office. 3 car garage,
pool, spa, 5000 sq ft.1.13 acre lot. $8600/mo805-889-0923 VCS232319
CAM Village At The ParkLike new 5+3, views, comm
spa, pool, fitness. $2995/mo805-815-9324 VCS231720
MRPK 4+2.5 family rm,living rm, dining rm, commpool/spa, new paint. $2,250.818-640-2431 VCS232070
MRPK COUNTRY LIVINGRANCH GUEST HOUSE.
utils paid $1325 Charming &Private. Washer, dryer.Central heat/ac. SmallPets? 805-501-5436 or
805-532-1212 VCS232252OAK VIEW 3+2 pool home
in pvt setting, a/c, garage,grdnr & pool svc pd, $2000
805-649-2323 VCS231362OAK VIEW Charming 3+2
home, beautifully land-scaped, fruit trees, very
spacious, $1900+sec805-322-4773 VCS233266
OJAI 2+1+fam rm, bonus3/4 ba in util rm/dbl gar,stove, fridge, d/w, front
fenced garden. N/P. Leaseok. 209 E. Eucalyptus,$1620+dep. 805-649-9412
VCS230868OXN 3+1+2 car garage,
remodeled kitch, new crpt,lg front/back yds, nr schools
& 5 Pts. $1800+dep Sec 8ok. 805-653-6350 VCS232958
OXN 3+2.5, 2 car, nearschools, shopping, fwy.$1700+dep 805-832-5326VCS232604OXN 4+2 Recent Complete
Renovation, 2100sf, lgfamily room, landscaped.
Near schools & parks.$2000 incls gardener
805-208-2976 VCS231978OXNARD 2+1 Off of C St.
$1500+dep. AvailableMarch 27th. 805-985-3920
VCS232590OXN MUST SEE NEARNEW HOUSE. Westwind
gated comm, 1,900 SF. 4br+2.5ba, 2 car gar, pvt yard,
pet ok w/owner’s ok. Grdnr &wtr soft incl. $2,200mo+1 mo
sec. Credit chk & ref.818-991-8700 VCS232248OXN N 5+2+2 car, newapplcs, huge pvt deck, xlntloc, nice landscaping $2400805-983-1148 VCS231337
OXN RENT w/option to BUY2+1 with fenced yard &
3+2 coming soon.805-983-9283 VCS231772OXN S. 3+2 laundry
hookups, N/S, double gar,$1600/mob+dept. 805-815-7155
VCS232983OXN Spacious 3br home, lgfamily rm, f/p, 2 car, hdwdflrs, lg yd $1800 310-218-7233
Pets ok VCS230905PT HUE 3+1 CLEAN, $1800
Call 805-642-4850, 218-6176or 290-7130 VCS232233
PT HUE 4+2.5 CompletelyNew granite tile throughout,2 car gar.$2200+dep. Close toNavy Base. Call 9:30a-8:30p805-483-6840 VCS232392
SILVER STRAND BEACH2 BD, 1BA All appliances
included $1450 Call805-415-0660
VCS232863
SIMI 2+2+gar, f/p, indoorlndry, exclude utils $1450
+$1450 sec. 4429 Apricot Rd805-377-4204 VCS232307
SIMI 3+2 Gorgeous! Centrala/c, upgraded kitch, enter-tainers yrd, poss rv. Grdnr
$1995 Westcoast Mgmt805-522-0060 VCS232424
SIMI 4+2 jacuzzi tub, f/p,a/c, big garden area, fruit
trees, good nieghbrhd. $2190.805-304-5998 VCS232618
Simi 4+2 RV, grdnr $20953+2, Pool,grdnr, $23953+2 one story, $1995
Troop Mgmt 805-300-3883VCS232331
SIMI Guest House 1000sq. ft.2Br. Wheelchair accessible.
(1Br is lg. The other isXLg.) 1bathroom w/walk-inshower, Living room, FullKitchen w/Washer & Dry-
er, New Central AC &Heating, Newly Upgrades(Hardwood Floors, Tile,
Carpets & Paint). $1600 +security. Water, Gas,
Electric & Trash ServiceIncluded in Rent. Very Quiet
Guest House. Parking for3 cars on Street. For appt
call Jeff. (805)526-9059VCS230574
STA PAULA Nice 3+2Great yd w/fruit trees. Inclsw/s/t & grdnr. N/S/P.$1300+
sec. Oak Street PropertyShoppe 805-643-1288
VCS232825
T.O. 2+1 Guest Apt/House,near Oaks Mall, utils, in-ternet, cbl tv, lndry & lg
storage incl $1400/mo805-341-4624 VCS232579
T.O. 2+1 Remodeled. Highbeams, f/p, granite counters,lg patio, 2 car gar. Xlnt loc.
$1700+sec. Pets ok.818-620-3205 VCS232822
T.O. 2+2, 2 storywith 3 car garage, yard.
Pet ok $1695/month805-451-8848 VCS230898
T.O. 3+1 new carpet & paint,large fenced yd, patio,cul de sac. $1895/mo.
818-706-1010 VCS230783
T.O. 3+2, family rm, newpaint, f/p, lg yd, gar, availnow. N/S. Gardener, $2100
+dep. 805-300-4802; 807-0636VCS232547
T.O. 4+2 Clean house & quietstreet. Avail mid March.
Pets? $2,150+dep.805-498-9880 VCS232256
T.O. 5+2 upgradedcul-de-sac, avail 3/15.
$2200/mo +dep 90 DombeyCir. Frank 805-495-1269
VCS232810
VTA 1+1 Ocean View, PvtGuest House, Downtown,
fence yd, extras $1550 utilspd 805-701-0007 VCS232459
VTA 2+1 - Avail 5/1/10Downtown Ventura w/OceanViews. $1,500mo+$2,000dep
805-647-8054 VCS233363
VTA 2+1 Midtown, 2 cargar, f/p, fenced yd, $1395.
471 S. Arcade. 805-798-2186 or805-469-3721 VCS230915
VTA 2+1 MIDTOWNALL UTILS PAID! $1450+dep. 57 N. Kalorama805-402-1761 VCS231801
VCS233168
VTA 3+2.5 Casitas SpringsAvail Now. Newly BuiltHome, 2 story, 2 car gar
Gardener, w/d hkups.Must see $1750/mo.
(805) 658-2531 VCS232729
VTA 3+2 6565 HummingbirdSt. Clean, f/p, N/S/P,2 car gar
includes grdnr, $1850mo.805-388-1335 VCS231590
VTA 3+2 Must SeeGranite Countertops. d/w,
Micro, 2 car garage, xlntlocation, newly remod-
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VTA EAST ENDNewer 3+1.5, very open,
walk in closet, master br,$2375 +dep Avail 4/16. Nopets. 805-746-6417
VCS232744
VTA E. BEST DEAL!5+3.5 2750sf, great location,
xlnt condition, newer car-pet & tile floors, 2 car gar-age +gated portico $2550
incl gardener +depMims Mgt 805-477-4388
VCS232077
VTA E sm cottage, 2+1,gar,yd, lndry hookup, verypvt & quiet, off TelegraphRd & Victoria, gas/wtr/ydmaint pd. $1275 +dep Nodogs 805-647-9574 647-1952
VCS233312
VTA Midtown Guest House1+1, fenced yard. utilities
included in rent $1225/moCall Nancy Boswell
805-648-9900 VCS232655
MOORPARK 2 Bdrm, 2Bath,pool/spa, tennis court. Very
clean, male or female.PrkingAvail. $650/mo. 818-731-8216
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CAM 1 Mstr bdrm pvt bath,utils pd. $675+sec dep. No
P/S/D. 805-484-6252VCS233152
CAM 1 Room $695 - 1/2 utils,incls dsl, no pets, pool,
jacuzzi,tennis.N/D/S,mtn vws805-312-1481 VCS233357
CAM Furnished $625 util inclhouse privs, clean and quiet,new paint, refs, dep req’d.805-660-2555 VCS233011
CAM Very nice furnished rm$500, good loc, 1 mi from
college, N/S/D. 805-388-5027 or805-982-0899 VCS230867N.P /T.O. $700. Maid svc,utils, lndry, air cond, pool,house privs ALL incl. Cbl& Int avail. No smoke NoPet 805-444-6154 VCS232727
OXN 2 STORY, NEAR COL-LEGE. KITCH/LNDRY,SHARE BATH, $550/MO805-444-2918 VCS232993OXNARD North master
bedroom,private bath. Walk-in-closet, Avail Now.
805-896-2964 VCS232643OXNARD Private GatedCommunity, Close to Navy
Base, Furn Room, FullPrivs, Cbl/WIFI/Internet
$600 Mo, $300 Dep Incl utils805 228-8164. VCS231064
OXN Furnished,clean,quietclose to base. Private bath,
kitchen/laundry privs.TV/VCR/Cable-Internet/
WiFi/Utils. NS/ND.$595mo-$225deposit. 805-983-6709 or805-204-8060 VCS230443
OXN Furnished room DSL& Sat, full privs, share bath,
$650/mo+$350 dep, inclutils 805-236-0276 VCS233102
OXN Lg furn rm w/ba, houseprivs, utils, cable incl $520 +$300 dep 805-216-4590714-983-5951 VCS232830OXN Master br w/pvt bath &jet tub, utils incl $800/mo+$600 dep N/P Outside smoke
ok 805-415-1278 VCS231416OXN Pvt rm for rent w/pvtentry, bath, bkyd, N/S, utilspd. $700mo+$100 dep. Jerry
805-483-3202 VCS233017OXN Room for rent 1/2 block
from Mervyns, with bath &kitch fac, $400/mo $100 dep
805-483-8394 VCS232866OXN Room For Rent with
shared bath. $500 permonth. 805-570-1061
VCS232747PT HUE rm 1 mile to beach
near base $580 incl utilslaundry & kitchen privs.
N/S 805-559-2893 VCS233110PT HUE WALK TO BEACH
bdrm in open 3+3 home.$600 w/full privs. Lv msg805-488-6553 VCS232158
SIMI rooms 4 rent $600/mo1st/sec util incl cbl/net. Hse
privs. No smoke/drink.805-813-0156 VCS233335
T.O. 1 bedroom, privatebath, utils included, nosmoking, drugs, alcohol orpets. Avail March 15th.$700 +dep. 805-217-4185
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T.O. Furn Room/Own Bath,hse privs. No smk/drk/drug$560 utils incl 805-244-1410or 805-796-0420 VCS232504
T.O. room to rent $650+dep,furn, pvt bath, utils incl,kitch/lndry pool, tennis
priv.N/P/D. refs req lv msg805-217-2713 VCS232905
T.O. Small studio $800 Pvtentry/bath/shower, Kitch/Lndry priv. Util incl. No
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VTA E. 1 bdrm share bath,utils incld, $500+dep. N/D/P.805-479-6997 or 805-218-8935
VCS232195
VTA E. pvt entrance/bathrmw/shower $625 incl utils &
cbl, nice area n/s/d/d/no pet805-647-5663 VCS232575
Vta E Room quiet home, lgyd, utils/cbl, kitch/lndry priv,
$615+dep, refs req N/S/P(541)840-9142 VCS233033
VTA E. TROPICAL YARDKoi Pond, Waterfall &
Firepit. Game Room W/Pool Table, Dart Board& 2 tv’s. Large KitchenWith New Appliances.
Living Room W/Fireplace& 50” HD Sat TV. IncludesFull Priviledges, Wireless
DSL, Maid Service andUtilities. $695+Deposit.
Available now. Call Steve805-654-1276 or
310-463-2947 VCS232276
VTA Furnished Rm. Sharebath w/1 person. Kitch &lndry. Utilities/PC hookup
Satellite incl. $600mo+$200dep. Call before 8pm.805-642-8367 VCS232811
VTA Rm for rent in twnhm.Most utils incl, shared bath,att gar. $725/mo.Avail 3/20/10.
831-238-3126 VCS232286
VTA Small pet ok. LargeRoom $695/mo cable/util &internet incl. Near beach714-746-9499 VCS233039
WANTED FurnishedResidence in Vta County toRent from May - Oct. $1500per mo. Need sm backyard
for small dog. Dennis760-778-8237 VCS232772
OJAI Gated 55+ 2+1,$800 +utilities + 1st & last
805-212-2428 VCS233127
600sf-2400sf IndustrialWarehouse - office, rent orlease $650. Oxn. 805-486-8796
VCS232156
600sf RETAILSPACE, TRADERJOE’S CTR - T.O.
Very busy shopping center.
$2.00 NNN
Contact Vicki310-470-0949 or 310-801-9700
VCS230885
CAMARILLO 675 to 4480sfwarehouse, office and
bathroom. Call 805-649-4857VCS230394
CAM-OXN-NP-VTAIndustrial 1152 to 7920sf
from $.71/sf. No NNN/CAM805-981-1361 VCS232931
OXNARD 1500 sqft, $1200Industrial Condo. 5th and
Pacific. Roll up door & restroom. 805-646-9892
VCS231498
OXN St Marys Dr, offVineyard near 101 Fwy
PRICE REDUCED!An upstairs suite. 1,170sf at
$700/mo + Sec Dep.Jacobson Realty, Inc.
805-389-4747 VCS231596
SIMI/Easy St 1000-2400 sfWarehouse / Office. CallMOVE IN SPECIALS805-529-3721 VCS231447
SIMI INDUSTRIAL1200, 1600, 2000, 4100sf
Erringer Plaza Store/Ofc1100, 2200, 3300sf John
805-526-5260 VCS230476
SIMI INDUSTRIAL 800sf-5000sf, with office &
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805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS231911
T.O. 2 Small office units-noretail & 3000sf Commercialindustrial space. Call TPC
760-247-6798 VCS232718
VTA 1550sf, 3955 Transport.$1150/mo, 1st Month FREE!805-798-2186 or 805-469-3721
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WLV 1200, 1600, 4300 sf Office& Warehouse Available.
Beautiful park. $1.05-$1.20NNN. Janet 805-496-1304
VCS232343
APPROX 600-830 sq ft$400 - $550 per month
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Crossroads Inv (805)485-4040VCS231858
A+ VTA Executive Suites$295-$395 utils paid. 101 Fwy
& Victoria. For Info call805-479-8284 VCS232767
Business StarterS. Oxn 2 & 3 rm offices280-525sf Saviers Rd Inclutils. Mint Cond. Wall towall crpt, pvt patio, 1stfloor. $375 to $675/mo
Rodgers Management805-985-0044 VCS230916
CAMARILLO RETAILSanta Rosa Plaza3400sf. Dave Press
310-553-6512 VCS232981
CAM Office Space AvailableGreat Central Location.401 Mobil Ave. 1087sf,$1,033/mo. Central Coast
389-6803 VCS231488
CAM Old Town Ventura Bl2400sf, 1200sf great locations
Reduced to $1.75/sf805-415-9972 VCS232982
CAM PROF’L OFFICE 300sfIncludes: Utils, HS internet,Sat-tv, sec alarm. $450/mo.Storage avail. 805-427-3324
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OXNARD & VENTURABargain rent lowest in area.
Medical, Luxury Office orRetail. Prime location805-379-3151 VCS232394
SIMI OFFICE SPACE360 sqft. Available.
Excellent terms & pricing.Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS231913
SIMI PROF’L OFFICECochran/Sequoia
895-5638 sq ftOXN INDUSTRIAL
Rice/101/Rose1000-55,000 sq ft
805-604-0700Sunbelt Enterprises
VCS232300
T.O. PRIME LOCATIONin established neighborhood
center, 2622sf Reducedto $1.50/sf. 1305sf $1.60/sf
1026 Avenida De Los ArbolesCall Ana Rodriguez
(310)675-1179 x 4 VCS231785
VTA Offices & Flex SpacesStreet Signage 1554,1632,1776
& 1844 sf on corner ofTelephone & Market. Central
Coast 389-6803 VCS231489
VTA Office SpaceBeautiful units from 474sf-1687sf. Great terms andpricing. Now Available!Mid Valley Properties
805-527-9632 Ext: 1VCS231914
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$11,000 asking $8000/oboMoving-must sell! in Simi
Call 805-732-9021VCS230870
TOY HAULER 200526FT ATTITUDEFully loaded, xlnt cond,new tires/batteries, tow
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Call 805-218-4209(1LC8579)
VCS233000
LIVE IN your RV or Trailer$300/mo+utils. CD Trailer/RV Park in Fillmore.805-525-2062 VCS232239
SIMI 55+, 100 amps,cable TV. 805-285-0138;805-530-2409 VCS232561
HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘96Sportster McCooney carb,fwd controls, windshield,
leather saddlebags, customseat. Less than 8,600
original miles. Super cleanfast & fun. $4,500/obo.Lic#getiup. 805-402-5472
VCS232171
HARLEY ELECTRA GLIDECLASSIC ‘99 full dress, twin
cam 88, 5 speed, 60k mi,black, chrome, super clean.
$10,500. Lic# 14z9178.805-208-8935 VCS233268
HARLEY FLHTCU ULTRACLASSIC ELECTRA GLIDE‘07, Low Miles, Many Xtras,Must See! $18,500. vin#686195.
805-339-9448 VCS233354
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BMW Z3 200025,000 mi, 2.5L, Convertible;
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HYUNDAI ELANTRA ‘0781,000 miles. Still underwarranty. Runs/lookslike new. Red. $7500 orbest offer. Single owner.Ojai 805-701-6146 (090941)
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