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PERSIAN GULF (Oct. 28, 2009) - HT2 William Clark corrects a flaw in a bracket used for grinding in the machinery repair shop of the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68). The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group is on a routine deploy-ment to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of respon-sibility.

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Matthew Patton

EYE ON THE FLEET

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inside:VERY FAST: The power boats are coming to the local waters . . . . . . 3

BLOOD MATCH: Rugby match pits the old guys against youth . . . . . . . . 7

WORKING IT OUT: Fitness tests NAS Key West Sailors . . . . . . . . . 8

TOP OF PAGE ONE:ABHAR Timothy M. Fulfer signals the pilot of a Marine Corps CH-53E Sea Stallion helicopter.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2009

Key West events to salute veterans WednesdayFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Key West will celebrate Veterans Day with a parade, scheduled to

start Wednesday at Duval and United Streets at 4 p.m. The parade will finish at Greene and Duval Streets.

After the parade, at 5:30 p.m., Coast Guard Sector Key West will host a sunset bag-pipe concert and open house on the front lawn of the sec-tor’s office building at Trumbo Point. The event will include a 30-minute performance by the Nassau County Police Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums Band and tours of Coast Guard boats and cutters.

The event, a token of the Southernmost Flyer file photo

Military members from each branch of service prepare to march the colors down Duval Street during the 2008 Veterans Day parade. This year’s parade is scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday and will start at Duval and United Streets and end at Duval and Eaton Streets.

Plant trees for air station’s Public Lands Day at TrumanFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Youngsters of all ages are invited to play in the dirt and spruce

up the beach at Truman Annex with approximately 100 native plants and trees Nov. 14 in honor of Naval Air Station Key West’s 4th annual National Public

Lands Day.“We received a DoD leg-

acy grant to plant native trees and plants on Truman Annex,” said NAS Key West Environmental Director Ed Barham. “The requirement is to plant native vegeta-tion and make it accessible to people. We will provide some native habitat to attract native wildlife, in this case butterflies and birds, and it’s in a loca-tion where people living on Truman Annex will be able to enjoy the scenery.”

Barham said that vol-unteers will plant green buttonwoods, geiger trees, native palms and various butterfly-attracting plants near the Open Source Center on Truman Annex.

All gardeners are invited to participate in the event, which will begin at 8:30 a.m., rain or shine, and will end around noon. Water, gloves and sunscreen will be provided.

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Volunteers will plant native vegetation at Truman Annex Nov. 14.

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Capt. Steven Holmes

EXECUTIVE OFFICERCmdr. Michael Giardino

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICERJames E. Brooks

EDITORTrice Denny

STAFFMC2 Rachel McMarr

MC3 Michael McNabb

This newspaper is an authorized pub-lication for members of the military service and their families. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the official views of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof.

The appearance of advertising in this newspaper, including inserts or supple-ments, does not constitute endorse-ment by the Department of Defense, the Navy, Naval Air Station Key West or Cooke Communications of the products and services advertised.

Everything advertised in this publica-tion shall be made available for pur-chase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national ori-gin, age, marital status, physical handi-cap, political affiliation or any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. If a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed, the publisher shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation is corrected.

The editorial content of this newspa-per is prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office of Naval Air Station Key West, Florida. The sale of Southernmost Flyer advertising and printing of the newspaper is performed by Cooke Communications, a private firm in no way connected with the Department of Defense or the U.S. Navy, under exclusive contract with Naval Air Station Key West.

Additional copy and photo-graphs provided by the readers of the Southernmost Flyer should be addressed to: Editor, Southernmost Flyer, Public Affairs Office, Naval Air Station, Box 9001, Key West, FL 33040-9001. Copy can also be e-mailed to [email protected]. Telephone 305-293-2027/2434. DSN 483-2027/2434.

Deadline for all editorial copy is 4 p.m. the Friday preceding publication. All articles must be submitted on disk in text format, written in upper/lower case style. Advertisements are solicited by Cooke Communications and queries concerning such should be directed to: Cooke Communications, 3420 Northside Dr., Key West, FL 33041.

Telephone: 305-292-7777.

Key West High School is offering a free SAT/ACT Prep Program to

help 11th and 12th grade stu-dents do well on their college board tests. Participating in this program can help stu-dents raise test scores by 40-100 points on their SAT and/or ACT tests. Higher scores increase the probability of financial aid and/or accep-tance to higher education institutions.

The Prep Program, which began this week, still has openings, and is available at various times. Choices include before school, after school and/or on Saturdays. Students can take classes to prepare for verbal, math, or both.

To sign up, or for more infor-mation, call guidance counsel-or Christelle Orr at 293-1549, ext. 54313 or e-mail [email protected].

For ques-tions or con-cerns about any K-12 school-relat-ed issues for military children and youth, con-tact the School Liaison Officer, S u z a n n e

Bryant, at 393-2621, 393-6552, or [email protected].

This Week in Naval HistoryNov. 61942 - First officer and enlisted women from training schools report for shore duty around the U.S.

Nov. 71881 - Naval Advisory Board submits report recommend-ing the new ships in the U.S. Navy be constructed of steel instead of iron.

Nov. 81975 - More than 100 Sailors and Marines from USS Inchon (LPH 12) and USS Bagley (DE 1069) fight a fire aboard a Spanish merchant vessel at Palma.

Nov. 91956 - Secretary of the Navy proposes the Polaris missile program to the Secretary of Defense.

Nov. 101775 - Congress votes to raise two battalions of Continental Marines, establishing the Marine Corps.

Nov. 111918 - Armistice ends World War I.

Nov. 121912 - Lt. Theodore Ellyson makes first successful launch-ing of an airplane (A-3) by cat-apult at the Washington Navy Yard.

NAS Key WestSchool Liaison Offi cer

SuzanneBryant

A note from the School Liaison Officer

What do you fear?

Fear of public speaking is reported to be the num-ber one fear of American

adults. It is called “glossopho-bia.” When I am near a podi-um I get to see the trembling hands and shaking knees of some speakers. Regardless of age or rank, it seems those who have little public speak-ing experience, or who are ill prepared, suffer the most. It can be a lonely place up in front of a crowd. Fear of pub-lic speaking is worse than the fear of death some say; how-ever, I believe that to be an exaggeration. Nevertheless, both speaking and death put us center stage.

Fear is an emotional response to a real or perceived

threat. I’ve met with Sailors facing disciplinary action for the first time in their careers. They shake with fear thinking about the worst-case scenar-ios. I have also met with folks

who have been d i a g n o s e d with a disease who are fearful and anxious about what the future holds. Fear feeds on uncer-tainty and the unknown.

Fear is a natural

response in the dark places of life. Growing up I remember terrorizing my little brother, 12 years my junior, when the lights went out. In the dark I would reach down from the upper bunk bed and grab him. He would let out a screech

and move to the other side where I would reach down again and get him. He didn’t know where I would strike next. Somehow he turned out normal.

We all go through dark times in life. When David wrote in Psalms 23, “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…” he was writing from experience. His next words, however, give great hope, “I will fear no evil, for You are with me.” Fear is replaced with courage when we are no longer alone. God’s great promise is that in the dark places of life He offers His presence.

Contemporary Christian Worship continues each Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Truman Annex Chapel where we continue looking at the 23rd Psalm for the next few weeks.

NAS Key WestCommand Chaplain

Lt. Cmdr.

D. C. Dowling

CHAPLAIN'S CORNER

This week at the FFSCManaging Holiday StressTuesday, 10 - 11 a.m.Participate in a workshop that was designed to increase your awareness of the sources of stress during the holiday sea-son. Learn how to identify the physical symptoms of stress, the impact upon your well being, and helpful strategies to utilize in the management of stress.

Developing Your Spending PlanThursday, 2 - 3 p.m.Explore how to set smart finan-cial goals to help your money dreams a reality! Participants will learn how to use a finan-cial planning worksheet as a tool to assess one’s current financial situation and thus

make a plan to achieve their desired financial situation. Basic budgeting controls will also be addressed.

The Fleet and Family Support Center is located at 804 Sigsbee Road. Call 293-4408 ext. 28 to enroll. All classes are subject to rescheduling when enrollment does not meet minimum requirement. The hours of operation are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Thursday from noon - 4 p.m.

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FROM NAVAL AIR STATION KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Powerboat races return to the waterfront at Naval Air Station Key

West’s Truman Annex next week, and active duty service members, retirees, DoD civil-ians and their families will get free admission to the Mole Pier to watch all of the races.

Super Boat International is sponsoring the 29th Annual Key West World Championships Sunday through Nov. 15 at Truman. Under a licensing agreement between NAS Key West and the race promoters for the use of the Navy’s Mole Pier, mili-tary personnel and their fami-lies will have complimentary access to this fast and furious event.

Special agreements between the city of Key West and NAS Key West allow the Mole Pier to be used for events other than those the military deems as operational. License agree-ments exist for the city to use

the Navy pier for cruise ship berthing. Other organizations such as the Southernmost Runners Running Club have used the pier for short periods of time for other local events.

Boats begin arriving to the waterfront Sunday and will parade through the streets of downtown Key West Sunday afternoon at approximately 4 p.m. The actual racing begins Wednesday at 10 a.m. with other races scheduled for 12:30 and 2 p.m. Races will also be held Friday and Sunday at the same posted times.

Hometown: Mountain View, Mo.Prior Duty Stations: Kings Bay, Ga.Future Plans: Finish degree.Most Interesting Experience: Being a father, every day is inter-esting.Words of Wisdom: Think before you speak. MA2 (EXW) Jacob Burks

FROM NAVFAC SOUTHEAST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

As part of the Energy Awareness Month, a group of Naval Air

Station Key West personnel took a tour of the solar photo-voltaic (PV) system at Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC) in Marathon, Fla., Oct. 21.

“The reason why FKEC is such an attraction is because it has the first grid-tied solar PV array in the Florida Keys and is the second largest in the state of Florida,” said Public Works Department Key West Resource Efficiency Manager Samuel Musora.

The array is capturing the sun’s energy to help power homes and businesses served by FKEC’s Marathon Substation.

“Since solar power is a renewable energy, our inter-est here at NAS Key West is driven by our renewable ener-gy goals set by the National Defense Authorization Act of 2007,” stated Musora. The Act

requires that 25 percent of all federal facilities’ electricity consumption must come from renewable sources by 2025. Interim goals of 5 percent by fiscal year (FY) 2010 and 7.5 percent by FY 2013 are also mandated.

In FY 2008, NAS Key West consumed 38,242 megawatt-hours (mwh) of electricity. In order to provide 25 percent of that amount from renew-able sources, 9,561 mwh would need to be derived from renewable sources by FY 2025. Interim requirements are 1,912 mwh by FY 2010 and 2,868 mwh by 2013.

NAS Key West currently uses no mwh of renewable elec-tricity, leaving 1,912 mwh of renewable electricity yet to be obtained in order to meet the FY 2010 goal. Renewable electricity consumption can occur through the installation of renewable generation or through the purchase of green power from a utility provider. NAS Key West’s Renewable Energy Plan addresses a strat-egy for both methods (The

generation through solar PV and the purchase of green power).

The Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Installations and Environment) energy pro-gram’s preference is to install renewable energy generation, if economically feasible, before purchasing renewable energy from utility provider.

A $69 million regional American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) contract was awarded June 29 to Atlantic Contingency Constructors, LLC out of Norfolk, Va. NAS Key West will benefit from nearly $10 million for solar PV on 15 buildings. The energy team at NAS Key West has propos-als for an up-to-10 megawatt system at the air station’s property on Fleming Key. The project is currently in design and installation of PVs should start later this fiscal year.

“Other technologies we will be pursuing to meet these goals will be wind power and biomass plants,” said Musora.

Visit to local solar photovoltaic system gives insight to future base energy projects

Powerboat excitement at Truman waterfront

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Contributed photoPublic Works Department Key West Resource Efficiency Manager Samuel Musora, right, and a group of Naval Air Station Key West personnel took a tour of the solar photovoltaic (PV) system at Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC) in Marathon, Fla., Oct. 21 as part of Energy Awareness Month.

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BY MCC (SW) MARIA YAGERChief of Naval Personnel Public Affairs

More than 97 per-cent of candi-dates reviewed by

the Navy’s Senior Enlisted Continuation Board were selected to continue naval

service according to a Navy message released Oct. 30.

“The overwhelming contin-uance of our senior enlisted demonstrates the extraordi-nary quality of the chief petty officer mess. The records of eligible master chiefs, senior chiefs and chiefs were reviewed and given full consideration,”

Sigsbee Elementary Fall FestivalSigsbee Elementary School is holding its Fall Festival tonight from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. The fes-tival will include a huge silent auction, face painting, balloon animals, bounce houses, lots of food, lots of games for the kids and good family fun. All are invited to come and sup-port the school.

Combined Federal Campaign deadlineThe Combined Federal Campaign will end Nov. 14.

Please see your command CFC Key Worker if you would like to donate. Help us reach our goal! There is a CFC fund-raiser car wash today at the VFW in Key West from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Donations will be accepted.

Veterans Day movieThe Red Cross is sponsor-ing a free showing of the movie “Stripes” for veter-ans at the Tropic Cinema on Eaton Street from 2 - 4 p.m. Wednesday. They will also be giving away free popcorn to veterans all day.

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday• Veterans Day Parade - 4 p.m.

downtown Key WestNov. 14• Care Package Workshop for

Deployed Spouses - noon -2 p.m. at the BBC Office

Nov. 17• Toddler Playtime - Gilmore

Circle, 10 a.m.Nov. 18• November Birthday Party -

BBC Office, 3 p.m.For more information on upcoming events, please visit the BBC Web site www.BalfourBeattyCommunities.com.

BBC serves heroes on the home frontBBC is introducing a new ser-vice for families while their sponsor is deployed. BBC wants to show that you live where you are not alone and we and your neighbors understand deployment. At Balfour Beatty Communities we are proud to provide special services to the families of deployed residents. We want to help you! It is just

a small way to show our grati-tude for the sacrifices families make, not only for us, but for our future generations as well. For more information, call the BBC office at 292-5590.

Three great reasons to live at BBC1. Save $200 per month2. Select a renovated unit3. No electric, water, trash or

exterminator bills.Some restrictions may apply.

Stop by the BBC Management Office or call 292-5590 for more information.

Apple Pear Pie4 apples peeled, cored and

sliced4 pears, peeled, cored and

sliced1/2 cup brown sugar1/4 cup granulated sugar1/4 cup all-purpose flour1 teaspoon ground cinnamon1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg1 pinch of salt1 double pie crust2 tablespoons unsalted butter1 tablespoon light cream

1 teaspoon granulated sugarPre-heat oven to 425 F. In

a large bowl, mix the apples, pears, brown sugar, 1/4 cup sugar, flour, cinnamon, nut-meg and salt. Set aside. On a lightly-floured surface, roll

out half the pie crust dough to a 12” circle. Place the dough in a 9” deep-dish pie pan and gently press it into the bottom of the pan. Pour the apple/pear

mixture into the pan; dot with butter. Roll out the rest of the dough to another 12” circle and place on top of the pie. Cut away the excess dough, then pinch the dough to seal the bottom crust and the top crust together. Cut slits in the pie crust to allow steam to escape. Using a pastry brush, brush the pie crust with cream and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sugar. Bake 50 minutes or until the crust is golden and the fruit is tender. If edges of pie brown too fast, cover the edges with aluminum foil. Allow to cool 1 hour before serving.

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Day is the nation’s largest hands-on volunteer effort to improve and enhance the public lands Americans enjoy. National Public Lands Day began in 1994 with three federal agencies and 700 volunteers. Now, eight federal agencies and many state and local lands participate in this annual day of caring for shared lands.

For more information contact Carrie Backlund at 293-2192 or Ed Barham at 293-2911 or e-mail [email protected] or [email protected].

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This Just In…

Navy retains more than 97 percent of senior enlisted

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Coast Guard’s appreciation for the support and friendship shown by members of local community organizations such as the Military Affairs Committee, Navy League and Rotary, will be an opportunity to meet military personnel from Key West units.

Access to the Coast Guard base that evening will only be through the Grinnell Street gate (Trumbo Point Road by the School District Offices). To attend, RSVP by going to www.callamagazine.com/invite.asp?pick=aONIteRDtjEF277,8757.

Americans have celebrated Veterans Day in honor of all past and present military vet-erans since 1954. Before 1954, Americans called Nov. 11 Armistice Day in commemo-ration of the armistice that

ended fighting in World War I. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs Web site, “…in 1954, after World War II had required the great-est mobilization of soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen in the Nation’s history; after American forces had fought aggression in Korea, the 83rd Congress, at the urging of the veterans service organi-zations, amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word ‘Armistice’ and inserting in its place the word ‘Veterans.’”

In a Veterans Day presi-dential proclamation issued Monday, President Barack Obama called upon Americans to support the day by partici-pating in patriotic activities in their communities.

“On Veterans Day, we honor the heroes we have lost, and we rededicate ourselves to the next generation of veterans by supporting our Soldiers,

Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen as they return home from duty,” said Obama. “Our grateful nation must keep our solemn prom-ises to these brave men and women and their families. They have given their unwav-ering devotion to the American people, and we must keep our covenant with them.”

Around the country, many towns and cities honor vet-erans with parades and cer-emonies, but the ceremony held at the Arlington National Cemetery is considered to be the nation’s official cer-emony. The Annual National Veterans Day Observance will take place in the National Amphitheater at the cemetery, is sponsored by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington and begins at 11 a.m.

For more information on Veterans Day, go to www.va.gov/vetsday.

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U.S. Marines man a float on Duval Street during a parade in the 1950s. The Marine Corps took shape during the American Revolution, when many important political

discussions took place in the inns and taverns of Philadelphia, including the founding of the Marine Corps. A committee of the Continental Congress met at Tun Tavern to draft a resolution calling for two battalions of Marines able to fight for indepen-dence at sea and on shore. The resolution was approved on Nov. 10, 1775, officially forming the Continental Marines. Each year, the Marine Corps marks Nov. 10 with a celebration of the brave spirit which compelled these men and thousands since to defend our country as U.S. Marines.

HAPPY 234TH BIRTHDAY MARINE CORPS

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Martial arts workshop

MWR Fitness is hosting a free Japanese martial arts work-shop today through Sunday at the Boca Chica gym. The style of karate being taught is Shotokan, specifically JKA Shotokan karate. Classes will be from 4 - 6 p.m. today, 9 a.m. - noon on Saturday and 9 a.m. - noon on Sunday. For information call Jill Lynch at 293-2683.

Pipes and Drums band at Sunset LoungeThe Nassau County Police Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums Band will perform at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Sunset Lounge on Sigsbee Park in celebration of the Marine Corps Birthday and Veterans Day.

Runway Grill Lunch Buffet menuThe lunch buffet at Runway Grill on Boca Chica runs from

11 a.m. - 1 p.m.• Monday - Sweet & sour

chicken• Tuesday - Baked ziti• Wednesday - Veterans Day

- no buffet (grill open noon - 6 p.m.)

• Thursday - Turkey• Friday - Fish sandwichThe specials are $6 and include a fountain drink. Specials are subject to availability. Healthy alternatives - fresh wraps and salads - also are available. Starbucks coffee is on the menu, too! Call 293-2116 for more information.

MWR offices closed Veterans DayThe following facilities will be open:• Trumbo Pool - Open 10 a.m.

- 5 p.m.• Runway Grill - Noon - 6 p.m.

(no buffet)• Bowling Alley - Normal

hours• Navigator’s Bar and Grill -

Bar 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Grill 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

• Sunset Lounge - Normal hours

• Beach Patio - Normal hours• ITT - 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.• Sigsbee Marina - Normal

hours• Fitness Center - 9 a.m. - 5

p.m.• Vacation Rentals - 8 a.m. - 4

p.m.

Shopping trip to Dolphin MallITT is sponsoring a shopping trip to Dolphin Mall Nov. 21. The ride is $10. Limited space; seating is not available for small children. Call 293-4172 for more information.

Liberty Program• Monday Night Football

at Beach Patio Recreation Center on Truman Annex - Every Monday, come watch NFL football on the projec-tion screen and relax in the large recliners while cheer-ing on your team! Festivities will begin around 7 p.m. - food will be provided!

• Pizza Social at the Barracks in Bldg. 1351 in the com-mon area - Select Thursday nights, come and see your Liberty Coordinator for a free dinner! Grab a slice of pizza and sit back and relax from 5 - 7 p.m.

• Saturday - Sky Diving - Take a walk on the wild side and get your adrenaline pump-ing with Key West Sky Diving on Sugarloaf Key. From two miles up, jump out of a plane and enjoy one minute of free fall and a relaxing descent back to ground while con-trolling the parachute. Cost: $140, photos and video is available for purchase after your jump.

• Sunday - Parasailing - This month’s highlighted vendor is Fury Water Adventures and they will be taking seven people parasailing for free! Tipping is expected. Call now, these will go fast.

• Nov. 14 - Volleyball/Cookout - Beach Patio Recreation Center on Truman Annex - Come out and play volley-ball and enjoy food from the grill! It is always a good time. We hope to see you there! From 3 p.m. until we can’t see the volleyball.

• Nov. 18 - Kayaking - Try some-thing new. Liberty is taking a two-hour guided kayak tour through the mangroves and into the open water with Lazy Dogs Charters. Kayaking is a relaxing way to get out on the water and get a little exercise. Cost is only $10 per person!

• Nov. 21 - Get a jump on your

holiday shopping - Road trip to the Dolphin Mall for only $10 a person to cover the cost of gas. Sign up soon, limited space is available. This is an all-hands event.

• Nov. 21 - Paintball - The weather is cooling off so we are heading back out to the course! Liberty will be playing paintball on the city course off Government Road starting at 1 p.m. Cost: $15 which includes all the gear and 500 rounds. You must sign up to play: call 293-2682 to reserve a spot - space is limited due to equipment.

You must sign up to participate in any MWR Liberty Events. Call 293-2682 or e-mail [email protected] for more information or to sign up.

Fall FitnessMondays• 8:30 a.m. - Stroller Moms

(Gilmore Circle, Sigsbee)• 10 a.m. - Fit and Fabulous

(Community Center, Sigsbee)

• 4:30 p.m. - Yoga Fit*• 5:30 p.m. - Pump (Boca

Chica Gym)• 6 p.m. - Yoga 101*Tuesdays• 11 a.m. - Butts and Guts

(Boca Chica Gym)• 4:30 p.m. - Step (Boca Chica

Gym)• 5:15 p.m. - Walking Club

(Smathers Beach)• 6:30 p.m. - Zumba (Boca

Chica Gym)Wednesdays• 8:30 a.m. - Stroller Moms



• 11 a.m. - Kickboxing (Boca Chica Gym)

• 4:30 p.m. - Yoga Fit*• 6 p.m. - Yoga 101*

Thursdays• 11 a.m. - Butts and Guts

(Boca Chica Gym)• 4:30 p.m. - Step (Boca Chica

Gym)• 5:15 p.m. - Walking Club

(Smathers Beach)Fridays• 8:30 a.m. - Stroller Moms



• 11 a.m. - Step/Pump (Boca Chica Gym)

Saturdays• 10 a.m. - Super Pump (Boca

Chica Gym)• 10 a.m. - Zumba (Youth

Center on Sigsbee)*Boca Chica Studio: call Boca Chica Gym for new location

Fitness Runs & Events• Biggest Loser Grand Finale

- Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Sunset Lounge.

• Turkey Trot 10K Run, 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Fun Run - Nov. 21 at 9 a.m. at the Sunset Lounge on Sigsbee Park.

November Incentive Programs• 100 Mile Club - 800 laps

around the track = 100 miles.

• Free Throw Contest - You must shoot a total of 100 free throws by the end of the month. Maximum of 20 free throws a day. Most percent of shots made wins a prize.

Sports• Flag Football Championship

- Wednesday at 6 p.m.• Gobble Golf Scramble Nov.

20 at 11 a.m. at the Key West Golf Course.

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St. Paul’sEpiscopal ChurchFather Larry D. Hooper

401 Duval StreetWelcomes the Military Family

SundayHoly Eucharist 7:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist 9:00 a.m.

Sunday School & NurseryHoly Eucharist 11:00 a.m.

SUNDAY 11/15 • 10:00 a.m.One Service OnlyNursery Available

Father Larry D. Hooper will beInstalled as St. Paul's New Rector - a Reception in the Parish Hall will Immediately

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FROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Rarely in sports do you get an opportunity to test an age old cliché,

and the Oct. 24 night under the lights on the rugby pitch at Sigsbee Annex was an oppor-tunity not lost. In a closely-fought match, pitting the veteran rugby players of Key West against the young ath-letes of Naval Air Station Key West, the old adage, “youth and skill is no match for age and treachery” was tested.

While on the surface the “friendly” match was cordial and amiable, the NAS side was out to prove their met-tle, which was evident by an open-field first tackle made by NAS team captain Jeremy Thompson, setting the tone for the balance of the match. Many rugby newcomers were in attendance and they surely got a taste of the combination of violence and respect, typi-cally found and required on any rugby pitch.

The “Old Boys” of Key West Rugby drew first blood and put seven points on the board with a try from Brandon Ames, assistant manager at GFS, and conversion by Mike “Westy” Westerberger. Westy is a vet-eran player, having played for the Chicago Griffins, a territo-rial feeder team for the U.S. National Team.

Thompson followed up with a score of his own for NAS, converting his own try to even the score at 7-7. Thompson was the most experienced player on the pitch for NAS, having grown up in Kenya where he played for the Kenyan Under-19 national team as a teenager. Thompson brought a tremen-dous amount of experience and knowledge to the fledg-ling NASKW Flying Conchs.

Mike Moore of the Old Boys, who made the trip down from the mainland, scored. The conversion was missed, mak-ing it 12-7. Daniel Hunter, a

Department of the Navy (DoN) civilian, displayed world-class speed and agility by beating all comers to the corner and cutting back to the center with a nifty move to beat the last defender and centering the ball for an easy conver-sion by Army Special Forces Underwater School instruc-tor Staff Sgt. Steve Coleman. Halftime score, 14-12.

In the second half, in a blow to NAS’ team morale, Thompson came out of the match with a game-ending injury. AW2 Chris Watson took the captaincy, leading from the front by scoring the next try and putting NAS up 19-12. Watson’s stellar leadership on the field for the balance of the match ensured the victory.

Hard hits, solid rugby and flaring tempers accompanied the back and forth scoring that ended at 24-17 in favor of NAS Key West.

Steve Lynch, the coach of the NAS team and President of the Key West Rugby Football Club, couldn’t say enough about how proud he was of the NAS team and what a great match it was all around.

“They proved that hard work and consistent attendance at practice pays off,” said Lynch. “Every rugby player on both sides today played tough, I am lucky to be a part of the rugby culture and this team. I want to thank Joel Dos Santos for refereeing an excellent match and the committee; Billy

McDonough, Mike Spontak, Barry Geary, Steve Coleman and Mike Price for their sup-port in putting this event together.”

Lynch went on to say, “Jill Lynch, Evans Auguste and the MWR staff provided a great venue and incredible support for this exhibition match, I hope it was enjoyed by all who attended.”

The two sides will rejoin forces as a combined Key West Rugby team to prepare for their next match, Saturday at 6 p.m. at home against Naples. The match will be at the Sigsbee ball field. Call Lynch at 797-1135 for more information.

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• Intramural Softball Playoffs - Nov. 19 and 20.

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Rugby - Youth and fitness prevail over experience in Sigsbee match

Happy Veterans Day 2009

Contributed photoThe NASKW Flying Conchs beats the Old Boys 24 - 17 Oct. 24.

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ACC (AW) Duane Daugherty, Naval Air Station Key West’s next command fitness leader (CFL), checks form as Sailors perform the push-up portion of the test Wednesday at the Boca Chica Gym. The PRT is held twice a year across the Navy to ensure Sailors are fit for duty, and it includes a sit-reach, curl-ups, push-ups and a 1.5-mile run.

MAC (SW/AW) Larry Thomas, left, and fellow Sailors perform push-ups for two minutes during the PRT as their partners count.

A PRT participant checks how many push-ups and curl-ups he must complete as a CFL assistant stands by to help.

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ABH2 Zachary Tennison, PRT assistant, checks Sailors as they complete the sit-reach portion of the test.

AW2 Enrique Davis writes down ACAN Amelia Green’s score after the curl-up portion is completed.

Sailors do a triceps stretch to help them warm up before the test.

Sailors in group one hold their partners’ feet as Sailors in group two perform curl-ups.

NAS Key West CFL MA1 (EXW/SW/AW) Martin Gregurich explains the run time scoring procedure to Sailors.

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said Vice Adm. Mark Ferguson, chief of naval personnel.

After complete review of 5,686 eligible active duty and full-time-support candidates, the board selected 5,528 mem-bers for continuation.

According to the precept, which outlines what infor-mation board members may or may not consider from a record, documented miscon-duct and substandard per-formance were the primary reasons a Sailor would not be selected for continued service.

Some examples include “sig-nificant problems” or “progress-ing” promotion recommenda-tions, declining performance

from the same reporting senior, failure to maintain physical fit-ness assessment standards, mil-itary or civilian convictions, and non-judicial punishment.

Members not selected for continuation will retire no later than June 30.

“There were chiefs with adverse information in their records, and many of them are staying. That, in itself, should tell any doubters that there was no quota, and that we are not a zero defect Navy. People make mistakes. Often times, it’s how we respond after those mistakes that defines us as chiefs, as Sailors and as lead-ers in our Navy,” said Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (SS/SW) Rick West.

The board concluded delib-erations at Navy Personnel

Command Oct. 1 and the results were forwarded to CNP for approval. Sailors not selected for continuation were personally notified prior to the results posting in BUPERS Online. Candidates can check their status at https://www.bol.navy.mil.

“The purpose of this board was to continue to improve the effectiveness of the force by identifying and continuing our most fully qualified enlisted leaders. I appreciate the leader-ship of the CPO mess in this pro-cess,” Ferguson commented.

The Senior Enlisted Continuation Board is a per-formance-driven review of master chiefs, senior chiefs and chiefs with more than 20 years of service and three years time-in-grade.

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Any eligible full-time stu-dent that has a B-grade point average equivalent or better, as determined by their school

system, may enter the draw-ing. Eligible students include dependent children of active duty military members, reservists and military retir-ees enrolled in first through 12th grade. Dependent chil-dren without an individual Dependent Identification Card must be accompanied by their sponsor to submit their entry.

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With disk player attach-ment. 305-294-7887.

340 MUSICALINSTRUMENTS

BARBIE DOLLSLarge collections of vin-tage and limited edition Barbies. Collection series of Barbies for sale. Many in original boxes, never taken out of boxes.304-4199.

335 ANTIQUES

LARGE YARD SALESat. 8am-3pm. Pictures, household goods, etc.1535 Batfish Ct. Sigsbee

330 YARD SALESLOWER KEYS

Powerboss Generator,5600/8600, unused $332. 321-439-7171

325 MISCELLANEOUS

WHITEWASHER/DRYER

Pair $275, SS fridge $450, SS range $375.745-3293.

320 HOUSEHOLDGOODS

TRI-COLORRAT TERRIER

3 Adorable Male Puppies We own the parents, Sire

is chocolate & white, Dam is tan & white. All

de-wormed, tails docked & first shots. UKC Reg.

Ready 11/8/2009 $550 Firm. Please Call 797-2402 or 797-6717

PLEASE CONSIDERadopting your next pet.Local animal shelters have many animals

- including pure breeds -awaiting forever homes.

PEMBROKE WELSH-CORGIS

Cheerful family puppies M/F, $500 and up (352)572-7720.

ReferencedDog Walkers NeededMornings & Evenings .

Must be good with dogsStarting Dec.15 - April.

e-mail references to [email protected]

305 PETS

ACCOUNTS Payable/Receivable

Immediate F/T position available in Big Pine.

Knowledge of Microsoft Excel/Access & MAS 90

preferred.Send resume to

[email protected] Attn: Bus Ofc., or fax

305-872-2555

230 HELP WANTEDMIDDLE KEYS

OPTICAL RECORDS SPECIALIST

Keys Federal CreditUnion Part Time

20 hours Looking for extra hours? We have the perfect part time position for you! You will work 20 hours per week scanning, indexing and archiving documents and performing research.Requires a high degree of confidentiality and at-tention to detail. Must be able to understand and operate different types of business machines and work in a Windows envi-ronment. High school di-ploma or equivalent re-quired. Good credit a must. Visit

www.keysfcu.org to apply. Applications can be faxed to 294-0558. E.O.E.

YOUTH CO-OP, INC.,is a non-profit organiza-tion, seeking a Career Advisor for the Key West Career Center. Position requires a background check and drug test.

Must have strong organi-zation and individual counseling skills. Excel-lent communications and computer skills neces-sary. Experienced in mo-tivating clients and work-ing with a hard-to-serve population. Bilingual pre-ferred. Bachelor's De-gree in a related field and at least two years of case management experience required.

Email cover letter, resume, & salary requirements to Monroecounty@

southfloridaworkforce.com for consideration.

WESLEY HOUSE FAMILY SERVICES is looking to fill the following positions:

*Family Support Worker

*Full Case Manager- Upper & Lowers Keys

*Family Counselor- Upper & Lower Keys*Child Care Teacher

For detailed job descrip-tions visit

wesleyhouse.orgPlease send application

resume [email protected]

or stop by 1304 Truman Ave office. Competitive salary plus good benefits.WHFS is an Equal Op-portunity Employer.

Warehouse Material Handler

Experience w/P.O.'s Invoices, material

Handling, $12.00 per hrBenefits availableApply in person

207 Simonton Street,Key West 305-296-4557.

EOE Drug Free Workplace

VIZCAYA & COREAL ESTATE

SERVICES Is now seeking experi-ence Agent. Offering great commission splits opportunity for growth and call R. Vazquez 305-292-5520.


The Inn At Key Westis currently accepting applications for thefollowing positions:

* Maintenance Supervisor

*PT Night Audit

Please Apply in person 3420 N. Roosevelt Blvd.

EOE

THE CROWNE PLAZALa Concha is looking for a hands on experienced

Food and Beverage Man-ager that has experience with hiring, purchasing,

coaching and counseling, motivating and inspiring superior guest service

and a good understand-ing and knowledge of

cost control.

If interested please con-tact the hotel Food and Beverage Director @ 305-296-2991 ext 133

F/T Reservations AgentPier House Resort

Must possess exp. w/ MS Word, Internet, Email,

customer service exp. & stable work history.

English fluency a must.Good pay & benefits.

Apply at HR DeptOne Duval St., M-F, 10-4

M/F/D/V EOE.Drug Free Workplace


THE 16TH JUDICIALCircuit is seeking appli-

cants for a part-time cleri-cal assistant for its Pre-trial Services Program.A solid administrative

background is required.$14.00 per hour. Please see full job description at

www.keyscourts.net.Interested applicants

should submit a resume and/or State of Florida

application by November 13, 2009, to Pretrial Services Director,

5503 College Road, Suite 205, Key West, FL 33040. We do not dis-

criminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, age,

disability or sexual orien-tation. EOE. If you need

an accommodation to participate in the applica-

tion/selection process, please notify us in ad-

vance at 305-292-3423.Florida Relay Service (voice) 800-955-8770;TDD 800-955-8771.

TGI FRIDAY’SIs looking for

Experienced Broil Cooks & Servers

Please Apply in Person:TGI Fridays 2710 North Roosevelt.

STORE MANAGEROversee store personnel, operations, sales and budgeting at Base Sup-ply store located in Key West. Must have an un-derstanding of govern-ment/military supply and logistics and the Ability-One Program. Under-stand inventory manage-ment, retail operations and store budgeting. Ex-perience with HazMat Procurement preferred but not required. Com-petitive salary plus incen-tive program and excel-lent benefits. Please send resume with salary requirements to:

HR ManagerIndustries for the Blind,

Inc.445 S. Curtis Road

West Allis, WI 53214Or fax to [email protected]

AN EOE

Servers, Bartenders & an Assistant ManagerMust be experienced,

reliable, & positive! Great outdoor location - casual

atmosphere. Apply in person 4 pm daily. Bay-

side Bar and Grille.3101 N. Roosevelt Blvd adjacent to Blue Lagoon

Motel. 294-8600.


SHIPWRECKMUSEUM

STORYTELLERNeeded to portray 1850'sWrecker at the Key West

Shipwreck Museum &Conduct walking tourMust be able to learnScripts and Speak to

Large groups. Interest inHistory a strong plus!

$12/hr(305)296-4557

207 Simonton St.EOE/Drug Free

Workplace

SEEKING QUALIFIED HVAC/R SERVICE

TECHNICIANS DebonAir Mechanical is a premier HVAC/R and Mechanical Service provider. We are currently looking to hire

qualified and professional technicians who have ex-perience in commercial and residential HVAC/R.Must have good driver's license and pass a drug

test. Please emailresumes to

[email protected] Fax them to

(305) 826-0135.

SALES ASSOCIATESFairvilla is looking for self-motivated, depend-able and creative Sales People to work in a fun & exciting atmosphere. F/T Various shifts available.Hourly wages & commis-sion. Pay based on ex-perience. We offer benefits & paid vacation.Must be 18 to apply. Ap-ply in person 520 Front St. 305-292-0448.


ROOFERS WANTEDExperienced Roofers

need only apply.305-296-5932.

RETAIL SALESFull-time and part-timeretail sales $10.00/hr

plus commissionfor busy downtown giftstore. Includes 2 weeks

paid vacation withMedical & Dental benefits

available after eligibility period.

Apply in person at207 Simonton St.

8:00am to 4:30pm.296-4557

EOE/Drug FreeWorkplace

RETAIL SALESExperienced salesperson needed. Apply in person, 719 Duval Street. Hourly + commission.

PerformaceFoodservice EMPIRE is seeking a sales rep.in the Key West area.

Food service exp. a must Contact Rudy Cortina @ 305-953-4755 or Email [email protected]

EOE

MEDICAL ASSISTANTFront & back office, Eng-lish & Spanish speaking, experience required.Ask for Jim.

(305)292-2625


HOUSEKEEPERSmall B&B. Must speak English and have proper papers. Contact Dennis 896-0713 between

9am-3pm.


Experienced, Friendly,energetic, bartenders, servers, & host person

needed. Please apply @ Turtle Kraals

231 Margaret St.

CONCH FLYERRESTAURANT

Is accepting applications for a Server. Previous applicants may reapply.Apply in person only, KW Int. Airport.

A.S.E. CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE TECHNICIAN

For shop in Big Pine Key.Call Tammy

305-942-6147.

KEY WEST AQUARIUMAQUARIUM/BUILDING

MAINTENANCEbuilding exhibits, light-

ing, maintaining mechan-ics, i.e.pumps, pipes,

motors etc. as it pertains to Aquarium mainte-

nance. $14.00 per hour Benefits available in 180 days. Apply in person 207 Simonton Street,

Key West 305-296-4557.EOE Drug Free

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COMPASS REALTY305-292-1480

Unfurnished

KWGC Cottage4 BR / 3 BA avail now

$2200/mo + utils

KWGC Spa House2 BR / 2.5 BA avail now

$1900 per mo + utils

KWGC Conch2 BR / 2 BA avail now$1800 per mo + utils

Shipyard Condo1 BR / 1 BA w/loft avail 12/1. Shared pool, as-signed parking. $1850

per mo + utils

White Street1 BR/1 BA upstairs unit

Avail 12/1$1400 per mo + utils

Call Compass Realtyfor an appt. 292-1480

Or 888-884-7368www.compass-realty.com

3/2 New Stilt House With 1/1 Apt.

On corner lot in Big Pine Key. Avenue C. Beauti-ful bamboo floors, open

floor plan with large kitchen.

Covered parking, central ac/washer/dryer.

Full 1/1 apt. downstairs.$1800/ mo. F/L/S.

Call Bob 305-923-6000.

MID TOWN 2BR/2BAw/loft. Central A/C, w/d, French doors, decks,

fenced, landscaped yard, on Johnson St. $2,200

plus util F/L/S 296-8101

BRAND NEW 3/2Double lot, lg. back porch on canal, storage, $2,000/mo. MM 23, 305-304-6755 or 744-1165

2BR/2BA STILT HOMECanal concrete seawall.Open water views. Pets ok. Susan Exit Realty 305-923-1496.

SUMMERLAND STUDIORemodeled, great boat-ing canal, private yard.$700/mo. OBO. F/L/S.(305)745-1935

KEY HAVEN WATERFRONT

3/3 2300s,f. 120’ dock, $3,500, F/L/S. Annual lease. 352-472-3154.

440 UNFURN. HOUSESLOWER KEYS

A Key Real Estate Inc.

BIG PINE KEY1BR/1BA

Large apt. with A/C, Ap-pliances, patio, clean

with private entrance & parking $985/mo. Utilities

Incl. F/S

2BD/2BAMobile home, fenced

yard, appliances & stor-age. $1,000/mo. +

Utilities F/S

3 BD/ 1BAMobile home with Appli-ances, A/C, Fenced Yard

$1,200/mo. + Util. F/S

2 BD/ 1.5BACanal front Duplex, Ap-pliances, Storage, A/C, Carport $1,350/mo. +

utilities F/S

3 BD/ 2.5BACanal front Duplex with In-Law Apt., Appliances,

Storage, A/C, Carport $1,450/mo. + utilities F/S

LITTLE TORCH KEY2 BD/ 1 BA

Canal home, A/C, Appli-ances, Dock & Screen

Porch $1,300/mo + Util.F/S

SUMMERLAND KEYEfficiency

Clean Unit, Appliances, A/C & Utilities Included

$225/wk. Sec. Dep.$675.00

(305) 872-4144

3/3 GOLF CLUBSmall pet ok $2,050/mo.

F/L/S. One year lease (305)745-8890 pm

or am 745-3411

2/2.5 townhome.Furnished. Shared pool

Available November.$1,700/ mo F/L/S

See pictures and more properties

at www.athomekeywest.com

AT HOME IN KEY WEST

296-7975


AT HOME IN KEY WEST

305-296-7975www.athomekeywest.com

OLD TOWN2/2 single family

renovated w/ private pool and off street parking.Pets considered. Avail.Now. $2,200/ mo. F/L/S

MID TOWN2/1 condo. Renovated

kitchen. With shared poolAvail. November.$1,625/ mo F/L/S

NEW TOWNSpacious 3/2 condo

w/ shared pool, tennis court across street from

Smather’s BeachAvailable Now.

$1,950 /mo. F/L/S

Large 4/3 single familyw/ private pool, off street parking. Avail. November

$2,800 /mo. F/L/SKEY WEST GOLF CLUB

3/2.5 townhouse plus den. Private pool. Pets considered. Available

November. $2,400/mo.F/L/S


LARGE 3BR(4)/2.5 BAPool, W/D, outdoor

shower, pets considered.Avail now. $2,500/mo

305-294-0912.

OLD TOWN KEY WESTFully furnished 3bed/3bth with pools and off street parking. 1 year lease $3500/mo plus Utils.305-797-7778.

1/1 JUST RENOVATEDIn KW best compound.Jenn-air kitchen, Jacuzzi bath & everything you ex-pect in the best. Walk to Fausto’s-East, Higgs Beach, Louis’s Backyard $1,700 mo. OBO, de-posit negotiable. long term. Jim 310-469-4335.

434 FURNISHED HOUSESLOWER KEYS

Old Town EfficiencyUpstairs Balconey,Full kitchen & Bath $800Monthly plus utilitiesask for Everett Watkins @ Preferred Properties 305-304-4269

OLDTOWN COTTAGE w/loft bedroom, 1 person,

$800/mo everything include. Avail 11/25

294-0783

CENTER OF ISLANDKW, 1BR/1BA duplex, covered side porch, tile, S/S appliances, granite counter tops, W/D, A/C, ceiling fans, one OSP, walk to Smathers, no smokers, FLS, 1 yr lease $1,295 month, 6 month $1,600. 678-520-0070,305-849-0353.

SUGARLOAFReduced Large 3/2

Townhome. Covered parking, security system,

large deck. $1500.Call 305-393-7838

428 UNFURNISHEDAPTS. LOWER KEYS

TINY STUDIO Lots of light. $900includes utilities.

2BR/2BA BAHAMAVILLAGE

Reasonable Deposit..

COZY 1BR ON 2ND ST.$900 plus util.

Bruce/Broadway Realty

305-294-0250

New Town Efficiency$785/mo. (plus utilities).clean, balcony. no pets.Total required to move in $1,570. Applicants must have resided in Monroe County for the past year.

SBX CommercialReal Estate LLC.

305-296-7920

Efficiency in Key West for rent; new and clean $900 per month including utilities and cable no drugs, sorry no pets. F/S 305-509-7074

KEY WEST REALTYManagement Group Inc

305-294-RENTwww.keywestrealty.com

2br/1ba Terrazzo FloorsClose to Smathers Beach

$1,300/mo. F/S/S Pets Considered!

2br/1ba Atlantic Blvd.Bamboo and tile flooring.W/D hookup. 2nd floor.

$1,450/mo. F/S/S

LARGE 1,000 SQ. FT.duplex apt. 2bd/1bth, new carpeting, walk-in closet, freshly painted throughout, window blinds, central a/c, large bathroom, washer/ dryer hookup, large side deck, hurricane shutters. 10 minutes from KW. #34 Cactus Drive, Big Cop-pitt. No smoking $1525/mo. 305-587-3483

WEST ISLECLUB APARTMENTS

***FREE RENT****Call for details*Now Leasing

1BR, 2BR, 3BR *Military Discount-Swimming Pool-On site Parking-And Much More!3333 Duck Ave.888-318-5767

OLD TOWN APT.Redmodel 1/1 with bal-cony, large kitchen, pool, year lease. $1,300 mo.F/S. Call 954-415-6369.



2 BEDROOM, 1 BATHSTOCK ISLAND

W/D, tile floors, includes water. $1,260 mo. First, $500 sec. 305-797-8848.

2 /1 OCEAN VIEW2 pools, across from beach, top floor, gated, D/W, W/D, large closets.$1700 + util. F/L, $1000 sec. 305-587- 2760

BIG COPPITTBrand new 2BR/2BA.$1300/mo. & New Effi-ciency $700/mo + utils

F/L/S. No pets.(305)797-1416

2/1 Renovated New appl. Centrally

located. W/D, Move in ready. No dogs!

$1,100/mo F/L/S.(305)296-9709

OCEAN WALK APARTMENTS

KEY WESTOffice open Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9am-6pm. Tuesday & Thursday 9am-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm,

Pool, tennis, laundry center, basketball court, pets welcome, covered

parking and much more!

Rent starting from 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms

1/1 - 646 sq. ft.2/1 - 768 sq. ft.

2/2 - 840 sq. ft 3/2 - 1,048 sq. ft

1,075 sq. ft.

ALL UNITS AVAIL NOW!!

We do not accept sec. 8

(305)292-1230

ON THE WATER$1000/month

Newly Renovated1BR/1BA apt., with cen-tral A/C, New Appli-ances, Sliding Glass Doors out to seawall on the water, Big Coppitt Key, F/L/S Plus utilities.No dogs. Cabana Realty Inc. 294-6259.


Clean 2BR Old TownFull kitchen, double fridge w/ice, glass range, tile floors, Hunter fans, 2 queen BRs, 3 TVs, 3 A/Cs. Sleeps 4. Porch & picnic area facing sunset.No drugs, Sorry no pets.$1,500/mo, F/S/S year lease 292-1551

422 FURNISHED APTS.LOWER KEYS

CENTER OF KEY WEST EFFICIENCY

Utilites incl. cable & wireless. Clean, walk to Smathers, tile, A/C, OSP.1 quiet non-smoker, F/L/S, 1 yr. lease.$850mo, 6 mo. $1,100 mo. 678-520-0070,305-849-0353.

SALT PONDS 2/2W/D, A/C, patio, pool,

storage unit. $1,650/mo.+ utilities. F/L/S

942- 9999.

3/2 LAS SALINASThird floor, wood & tile floors, W/D, cent A/C.$1750/mo. + utils + sec.(305)304-9070

keywestrentalco.com

* Las Salinas 3/2Ocean view,W/D, pool on

premises. Availableimmediately. $1,800/mo.

Visit our website:www.keywestrentalcompany.com

for information.The Taporowski Team

Realty Executives Florida Keys305-292-1922

2BR/1BA CONDO KWNew appliances,

C/A/C, W/D & OSP.$1,400/mo + utils F/L/S.

Min.1 year.305-296-3211

417 UNFURN.CONDOSLOWER KEYS

OCEAN FRONT Beautifully furn. 1 bed-room. Pool, tennis, month to month lease.305-296-9256.

keywestrentalco.comAvailable Now!

* Canal Duplex 2/2* Shipyard 2/1

Visit our website:www.keywestrentalcompany.com

for information.The Taporowski Team

Realty Executives Florida Keys305-292-1922

416 FURN CONDOSLOWER KEYS

416 FURN CONDOSLOWER KEYS

CLEAN FURN 1BRMobile home in quiet neighborhood on Big Pine. Incls most utils W/D & Cable. Sorry no dogs.$750mo or $185 per week + sec. 849-3121

NICE 2BR/1BAA/C, fenced yard, no

pets. Big Coppitt, $895294-4278 evenings.

294-5048 Days.

NICE MOBILE HOMESFor rent in Stock Island.Utilities included: Ext. Ba-sic cable TV, sewer, & trash. Rent starting at $1,100. Call 879-0546.

Large Efficiency On Stock Island.

Recently remodeled.$875/mo. + 25% utilities

305-587-0524

LITTLE TORCH Waterfront, 1BR/1BA, screen porch, boat slip, no pets, no smoking.$800 + util

305-522-5841.

THIS IS IT!3BR/2BA in Tamarac Park MM11. $1,750 F/L.Children and pets ok! 240-1578, 296-1703

410 MOBILE HOMESLOWER KEYS

FURNISHED ROOM6 blocks from Casa Ma-rina. Share kitchen and bath. Cable, separate phone line and A/C.Laundry facilities. No drugs, non smoker, gay preferred. $800 plus 1/2 electric. No F/L deposit with local references, se-curity negotiable. Call Lou daytime, 849-2791.

OLD TOWNLarge 2nd floor room

w/bath. Cable, utils. inc.Nov-June. $850/mo. +

dep. 305-407-6139

ROOMS -- OLD TOWNSingles $200 & up, Dou-bles $260 and up. Pri-vate entrance, private bath, W/D, WiFi, no alco-hol, no drugs. Sorry, no pets. Four week mini-mum. 305-293-9400

203 OLIVIA STREETNewly Remodeled

Room in Conch Housepool, fenced inc. util.F/L/S. 305-896-0890

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311026

KEY WEST SUNSETMARINA

40’ $700 plus util.305-304-6631.

GOT A HUGE BOAT? Significantly reduced

prices on 80', 60', 50', 40' deep water slips at

Oceanside Marina. Andy Birrell 305/923-5753 Prudential Knight &

Gardner Realty

669 DOCKAGE/STORAGE

200 Opti LH 25" $7,975225 Opti RH 25" $7,500250XS RH 20” $11,900

250 Opti RH 25" $10,250250 Opti LH 25" $10,250300XS RH 25" $11,500New Mercury Engines300XS 25" FM $15,900250 Opti RH 25" $13,532250 Opti LH 25" $13,65660 4-Stroke 20" $5,842

50 2-Stroke 20" $4,29715 4-Stroke 15" $2,2738 4-Stroke 15" $1,7966 4-Stroke 15" $1,5365 4-Stroke 15" $1,3424 4-Stroke 15" $1,1663.5 4-Stroke 15" $8913.5 4-Stroke 20" $9082.5 4-Stroke 15" $788New Honda Engines

150 4Stroke 20" $12,255115 4-Stroke 20" $8,49520 4-Stroke 15" $2,9169.9 4-Stroke 15" $2,4495 4-Stroke 15" $1,4972 4-Stroke 15" $8652 4-Stroke 20" $886

FISH AND RACE305-292-2291

660 MARINE NEEDS

FISH AND RACE305-292-2291

New Gearcases $3,500Sportmaster

3.0 Liter RH 1.62 20" Sportmaster

2.5 Liter LH 1.87 20" Used Gearcases $1,200

Merc 3.0 Liter RH 20"Merc 3.0 Liter RH 25"

Honda V6 RH 25"Honda V6 LH 25”Used Engines

200 Opti RH 25" $7,975

660 MARINE NEEDS

2005 Heritage Softail Stage1 w/ extras 10,000 mi. $ 11,998 . Also 4 sale 1998 Harley Davidson sportster also w/ extras

$3998. Call 305-509-0423

1996 Kawaski Ninja 6009,400 mi, great condition$1895 obo 305-879-8929

652 MOTORCYCLES

Daelim 2 seater, new tires and battery. Runs great $722 OBO.296-2324.

650 SCOOTERS

TOYOTA 1986 MR-2Two seater, red classic, auto you’ve seen it in Key West and Lower Keys. Runs great.$1,800. 745-9884.

WE FINANCE CARSKey West Auto Web

MM 10.5.305-295-8858.

2000 Chevy Tracker140,000 Miles Automatic 4 wd, 2.0 lit., 2 dr w/ sun roof & A/C $1800 Call 305-307-6540

WE BUY CARSKey West Auto Web

MM.10.5.305-295-8858.

2006 Honda Civic4 door, 5 speed, a/c.Sale Price $9,988

2008 Chevy ImpalaAuto, a/c.

Sale Price $12,988

2005 Nissan MaximaLeather, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $13,988

2005 Nissan AltimaAuto, a/c.

Sale Price $9,988

2008 Chevy AveoHatchback, 5 speed, a/c.

Sale Price $8,988

W.A.C. + 15% Down + Tax, Tag & DOC Fee

*Bad Credit is OK with Us!

*No Credit*Good Credit

Give Us A Call305-295-8646

620 AUTOS FOR SALE2009 New Sedona Van

-$2,000 Rebate

2009 New Optima LX-$2,500 Rebate

2009 Kia Borrego- $3,000 Rebate

2009 New Rio LX$1,500 Rebate

2010 Kia Forte$15,890

2010 Kia Soul0%, 36 months for

qualified buyers

10 year 100,000 mile warranty. Prices include

all incentives.Plus DOC fee, Tax & Tag

Key West Kia3424 N. Roosevelt Blvd.

Key West, FL 33040

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BLOWOUT SALE!!**Front Line Specials**

2007 Toyota CamryAuto, a/c.

Sale Price $14,988

2003 Chevy TrackerConvertible, 5 speed, a/c.

Sale Price $4,988

2006 Mazda MiataAuto, a/c. $259/month

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix

Auto, a/c.Sale Price $10,988

2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser

Auto, a/c. $199/month

2006 Chrysler PTCruiser

5 speed. a/c. $179/month

2005 BMW Z4 Conv.Leather, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $19,988

2006 Lexus IS250Fully Loaded $399/month

2008 KIA OptimaAuto/A/C

$289/month

2006 KIA SpectraAuto/A/C

$169/month

2008 KIA Spectra Auto/A/C

$229/month

2009 KIA Sorento Auto/A/C

$319/month

2006 Honda Civic4 door, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $12,988

620 AUTOS FOR SALE

KIA MOTORSThe Power To Surprise

3424 N. Roosevelt Blvd.Key West, FL 33040

305-295-8646

TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

620 AUTOS FOR SALE

1998 GMC 350, One ton utility, very clean, runs perfect, $3,400 OBO Must see! 305-684-0886

610 TRUCKS

Excellent Commercial Real Estate Location

Approximately 2000 sf of building with 100 feet of frontage on Roosevelt Blvd. This building is very accessible with excellent visability. This is a rare opportunity to own one of the best commercial real estate locations in Key West. For Info call Ralph (305) 304-0090.

Commercial For SaleSearch all commercial

property available in the Keys and Key West at

www.KeysRealEstate.comand make offers directly to our Sellers On-line! Prudential Knight &

Gardner Realty.305-294-5155.

534 COMMERCIALPROPERTY

LIQUOR LICENSESAVAILABLE

Un-restricted 5-COP licenses. Valid through-

out Monroe County.Limited number offered.

Call for details.Curtis Skomp, CCIM

Coldwell BankerCommercial

292.7441- ofc.Keywestcommercial.com

Turn Key LaundromatAvailable in Big Pine

Key. New efficient equip-ment and long term lease

agreement. The Keys only First Class Laundro-mat with many commer-cial accounts. Claude

Gardner Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty,

305-766-3133.

SMALL RESTAURANT629 Duval St. Turn Key Operation. $40,000.Brent 305-923-1966.

526 BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY

Residential For SaleSearch all residential

property available in the Keys and Key West at

www.KeysRealEstate.comand make offers directly to our Sellers On-line!

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.305-294-5155.

$449,000 OLD TOWNDUPLEX WITH LOTS

OF LANDThis duplex is in a great old town location with land to expand. Good tenants in place to re-main. This is a great in-vestment opportunity in Old Town Key West. For Info call Ralph (305) 304-0090

Local Private Mortgage Lending

Loan amounts based on the value of a property only. No verification of

income, assets or credit.

We will also lend up to 50% or more on short

sale or foreclosure purchases quickly and with no verifications.

FLA Keys Mortgage Co.292-9982 or 852-0830

All real estate ad-vertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fed-

eral Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to ad-vertise “any preference, limi-tation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference limitation or discrimination.”This newspaper will not know-ingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in vio-lation or the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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MM102 2BR/1BA with 2 bedroom effi-ciency. 60x100 ROGO exemp lot, fully fenced,2 car garage. $145k owner financing. 561-768-3889

Key West Trailer $1,425$1,900 to move in. Great spot. OSP. 849-0910

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STORAGEIndustrial Warehouses

Sizes vary.Storage Containers

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3 Office Spaces Avail.Lots of light., furnished.Great location in Old

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Price ranges from $500-$1000/mo

all utilities included.305-296-4275

BIG PINE Office 250 sq.ft. with bathroom. $400 plus util.305-522-5841.

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Commercial For LeaseSearch over 50,000 SF of Key West office and retail space for lease at www.KeysRealEstate.com

Search property for lease and see the asking rents.

Professional, clean, and affordable office space at 3426 Duck Avenue with ample parking, dual en-trances and storage.1,171 SF. Perfect for medical, accounting, le-gal, real estate or any professional use.

Outstanding retail or of-fice space located di-rectly behind Sarabeth'sRestaurant, steps away from Duval Street at 529 Southard Street. 1,653 SF at an affordable rate and term.

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.

305-294-5155

Big Pine Commerical Warehouse

400 sq.ft. $350 plus util.800 sq.ft. $600 plus util.305-522-5841.

BIG PINE AUTOREPAIR SHOP

With some equipment.$1,500 month, F/L. Call Tammy 305-942-6147.

COMMERCIALWAREHOUSE

ON STOCK ISLANDUnit 1 is 1250 sf. In-

cludes 500 sf loft w/office and 500 sf fenced out-

side storage. Metal Build-ing. $1000/mo

Unit 2 1050sf w/3 offices.Includes a 250 sf loft and 1600 sf of fenced outside

storage $950/moUnit B is 1000 sf w/600sf of fenced outside storage

$1040/mo.Call Steve

305-296-5555

4,000 SQ.FT.COMMERCIAL SPACE

For rent. Torres Plaza 6471 3rd St. Stock Is-land. Includes 800 sq.ft office space $3,500 monthly. 305-296-3164 or 305-923-4605.

460 COMMERCIALRENTALS

3BR/3.5BA Old Town home. Fur-nished, heated pool, OSP. Monthly $7,500.

305-797-7778

452 VACATION RENTALSLOWER KEYS

1 Block From Duval StRV Lots For Rent

27 ft Units or Smaller$700 moves you in.Call 305-797-5184

451 MOBILE HOMES/R VSITES

SUGARLOAF CANAL FRONT

Access to both sidesAvailable now through

season. $1750/mo.(305)295-7070

WATERFRONTClean & cozy 1/1, laun-dry on premises. $1150/ mo + sec. cable incl.305-296-0294, 304- 4311

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only $1399 every 2 weeks K.W. 2br/ 3ba, 2,000sq.ft. large luxuri-

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private elevatorpool. 305-896-4004.

LITTLE TORCH Waterfront Pine Channel.Stunning 3,000 + sq.ft.3BR/2.5BA, pool, boat slip, huge patios, garage, no pets, no smoking.$2,700 plus util.

305-522-5841.

Available ImmediatelyHISTORIC VICTORIANBeautifully Renovated

OSP, pool, etc, 4BR/4BA/2.5BA

Partially furn. 6 mo. to year lease F/L/S. $4,500

+ util. 305-797-7637.

ELIZABETH ST.2BR/1BA 2 story, W/D, very clean and safe.

$2,000 plus util.304-8702.

3/3 TWO STORY HOMEIn downtown Key West.Recently remodeled, tile floors, spacious kitchen with all appliances; office.Within private compound, use of pool and gardens, plus private fenced patio.Off street parking. pet possible. 1 block from Duval. Rent annually for $3300/mo + utilities or month to month at a dif-ferent rate. Call owner at (516) 429-4781.


LITTLE TORCH Waterfront, beautiful stilt home. 2BR/2BA, huge balcony, great kitchen.boat slip, no pets, no smoking. $1,500.

305-522-5841.

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