By Master Sgt. Jay Bryant
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
It started 40 years ago. She’d get up at 5 am, and would walk with her 75-pound pet German Sheppard dog from her neighborhood in North Little Rock to McCain Mall and then back home without stopping.
Willie Mae Neely was born four blocks from her current home in North Little Rock. She said that she has never had any serious health problems and that she simply enjoys exercising, being mobile and helping folks.
“One day I woke up and I felt like going for a walk, so I did – I’ve never looked back since then,” she said with a big smile.
Neely works out three days a week at the base fitness center by lifting weights using the Nautilus equipment to gain body strength and stamina.
Her workout includes performing two sets of at least 20 repetitions on each of the 17 pieces of gym equipment. She then goes upstairs and rides the stationary bicycle for 30 minutes. She has been coming to the base fitness center for more than 20 years and has no plans of stopping any time soon.
Oh, by the way, Willie Mae Neely is 80 years old.
She said that, in addition to working out at the gym, she takes care of a very moderate sized garden in her back yard. She grows mustard and collard greens, okra, green peppers, cucumbers, squash and cantaloupe. She also cans fruit, beans, peaches, green beans and tomatoes. And, she makes her own jelly and pickles.
“I have three deep freezers in my house and all three are full,” she said enthusiastically. “If anyone needs food, I can and will feed them,” she said.
She said that although she does eat healthy, she still likes to eat good foods like ice cream, pound cake and other baked goods.
“I maintain my body weight of 158 pounds and I try not let it get higher than that,” she said. “When I see it rising to 160 or more, I cut back on my eating and work out even harder at the gym.”
Neely said that being healthy enables her to be mobile and to get around so that she can do things she likes, like taking care of her husband and helping to raise her 12-year-old grandson.
“I have buried quite a few of my family members," Neely said. “I took care of my son for eight months when he had a tumor on his brain and cancer on both lungs. He died in April 2004,” she said.
“Four months later, my husband had a heart attack. I have been taking care of him ever since.
“I also took on the responsibility of helping care for my grandson. He is a handfull, but I can handle him too," she said.
“She is simply an amazing woman,” said 67-year-old retired Air Force member Tracy Nieser.
“There is a bunch of us senior citizens who come here to the gym three times a week to stay fit, but she is the main one who is always here, no matter what,” he said. “She and I swap recipes and she has a great sense of humor,” he said. “She is awesome.”
Echoing those statements, retired Air Force member Robert Radford, 53, said, “She is truly an inspiration. I just hope I’m in as good as shape as she is when I reach her age.”
Personal hair stylist and 20-year friend Robert Stencil said, “At age 80, there is nothing she cannot and will not do. She is one of the most outstanding senior citizens I have ever met in my life."
“Through God’s grace, I have been blessed with good health” she said. “I feel He wants me to use that good health to help others.
“I have been an active member of my church, 8th Street Baptist Church in Little Rock for over 50 years and the Lord has blessed me in many ways,” Neely said.
“As long as He enables me to get up every morning, take my walk, get my workout in at the gym and be able to take care of others, that’s what I will do,” she said smiling.
“She helps people at her church, she feeds strangers and she takes care of children or anyone who needs a helping hand.” Stencil added, “If there is such a thing as having a heart of gold, then she surely has it.”
Neely said that she does not want anything in return for the good deeds she does. She said that God is the reason she is able to do everything, so all of the praise and glory goes to him.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
CLASSIFIEDS >> 06-29-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.*
COOKIE SWAP: Everyone is invited. 101 Maryland. July 15, 2007 @ 2:00pm. Please contact Amy @ 501-542-4779 or Amm_117@yahoo.com for details. Come and make new friends!
YARD SALES
AFTER YOUR YARD SALE, bring your leftover donations to TKO's Thrift Shop for Needy & Homeless People! TAX DEDUCTIBLE. 515 South James, Jacksonville (open 10-4 except Wed. & Sun.) &1212 South 2nd, Cabot (10-4 Tues.- Sat.) Volunteers needed! SUPPORT OUR CHARITY BINGO. (501) 773-7712
GARAGE SALE: Kids toys, furniture, clothes & more. 115 Coty Court, Jacksonville, 7 am til ? Sat., June 30th.
GARAGE SALE- 141 Birchwood Circle, Cabot. 7-12, Saturday, June 30th.
YARD SALE- Friday, June 29th at 5802 Batesville Pike NLR. 8:00 - 3:00 Lots of items for everyone.
PCS Sale! DVDs, books, baby stuff, clothes, small furniture, toys. Too much to list. 202 Delaware Cir. 30 Jun - 1 Jul 8am-??
GARAGE SALE - Saturday, June 30, 2007. 7:30am-1:00pm. 72 Magness Creek Drive, Cabot. Baby items, furniture, clothes, miscellaneous items.
HELP WANTED
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
JANITORIAL. Part-time positions available in Vilonia and Beebe areas. Top pay and medical insurance. Background check will be required. Call 501-791-2900 or 1-800-791-2902 Mon-Fri. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. *
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.*
PETS
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
COCKATOO- Male triton, beautiful, talks, in excellent cond., 12 yrs. young. $600. Cabot. 843-8024
FREE TO A good home: half springer Spaniel & half golden retriever, 6 male 2 female, 7 1/2 wks old, 1st set of shots, have been wormed. 501-849-2928 or 501-358-0077
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 7 weeks old. Litter box trained,flea free. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! 501-259-6993
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
ITALIAN Microfiber couch, dark blue, less than 2 years old. Made and purchased in Italy, perfect condition. Paid 600 Euro ($830), asking $550. Includes extra material. Recliner chair. Navy blue, less than 2 years old. $125. 731-3737
SHOPPING FOR FURNITURE! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties. Ashley, Bassett, Lane, La-z-boy factory direct. 882-6638.*
FURNITURE SPECIAL- Ashley oversize recliners Retail/ value-$499.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe $299.00. 882-6638*
LA-Z-BOY, LANE & Ashley recliners all at factory discount prices. Large microfiber recliners starting at $299.00 payments as low as $12.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638.*
WAREHOUSE FURNITURE in Beebe does custom picture framing too meet all your needs. Largest display of framed art in Arkansas. Discount pricing! 1/2 price sale on select inventory! 882-6638*
ASHLEY FURNITURE Factory Direct, Ashley sofa's starting at $399.00. Payments as low as $15.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING for furniture? Get the lowest prices possible! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will meet or beat any advertised price on exact brand and model. Recliners low as $239.00. 882-6638*
HOWARD MILLER Grandfather Clocks at 1/2 manufacturers retail price! Warehouse Furniture Beebe, 882-6638.*
NEED A NEW MATTRESS? Memory foam Mattress sets- Full Set $499.00, Queen Set $599.00, King Set $699.00. Warehouse Furniture 882-6638.*
NEED FURNITURE? Oak pedestal dining table with leaf, 4 press back chairs. Retail $499.00 Special $329.00. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
NEED FURNITURE? Farmhouse Dining Table with 4 matching chairs. Retail Value $499.00 Special Pricing $369.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR NEW Furniture? Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is your factory direct source for La-z-boy, Lane, Bassett, Ashley all at discount prices! Lowest prices in Arkansas. 882-6638*
RECLINERS $299.00, Sofa's $399.00, 5 pc. Dining sets $329.00, 5 pc. Bedroom by Ashley $699.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638. Largest store in 5 counties.*
TRADE IN- Need new furniture? - Trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! -0- Interest 1 full yr. 882-6638*
DON'T THROW your old furniture away! Trade it in! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will allow you a trade in on new furniture! La-z-boy, Ashley, Bassett, Lane, low payments! 882-6638*
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE for new! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will come and look at your old furniture in on trade for new! Financing available! 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR New Furniture? Trade in your old for new at the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe 882-6638.*
WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE, when you can trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! Ashley, Lane, La-z-boy, Bassett factory direct discount prices! 882-6638*
SUEDE COUCH AND CHAISE LOUNGE, light brown, excellent condition, a steal for $350! Call 501-412-0063.
DORA the Explorer toddler bed for sale. $25. Call 605-8005.
ARMOIRE, solid wood, cherry finish, Queen Anne style w/one storage drawer. Fits TV up to 38 inches. Excellent condition. $350. Cabot area. 843-8024.
CORNER Computer desk with one file drawer $50. 870-405-2439
WHIRLPOOL Washer and dryer for sale 125 for both. Both run good, bought new ones. Call after 5:00 pm. Phone number 501-247-3726.
ASHLEY sofa, 1yr old, red and gold with nail head accents. $375 Cabot 628-4150
BLACK METAL bunk bed, twin/full combo. $50 or $75 with full mattress. Call 988-9722.
BEAUTIFUL formal dining room set; includes table, 6 chairs (cream colored cloth seats) and 2-piece hutch. Good quality, great shape, walnut finish. Central Cabot. First $500. 843-9055/628-4765.
RECTANGULAR (42" x 68") glass top patio table with six chairs. Excellent shape, although chair pads need cleaning. Moving, must sell. First $100.00. Central Cabot. 843-9055/628-4765.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
LOST & FOUND
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: soccer players wanted to play on base, all levels welcome. Once or twice a week. Contact at chaconmitre@yahoo.com
WANTED: Need outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers in Jacksonville, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
COMPUTER PARTS: 2 desktop computers, a 15 inch CRT monitor, speakers, extra cd-rom drive and a 64mb NVIDIA PCI video card new in box. All for $50 call 960-4791.
NORDIC Track CX985 Elliptical. 1.5 yrs old. Over $700 new. Barely used $500 firm. 501-676-5313, if no answer pls lv msg.
TRIPLET infant stroller with bracket and seats, rocking chair, Neosure Formula, call 247-8130
12' TRAMPOLINE w/ safety net, $50 and double stroller $25. 658-9413
AB LOUNGER $50, swing set $75, yard lounger $60 all less than 1 year old call crystal 402-706-1777.
CHAIN LINK fence- 35' of unused fence for $30.00. contact 501-366-5183
FRESH blackberries $ 1.00 a pint. No limit will deliver to base. Call 501 796 4177 or e-mail scripturepots@yahoo.com.
DARK ANGEL LCD silver paintball gun, many extras. $550. (501)-987-8392
1940's Wurlizter upright piano. Needs tuning, you pick up. 400$ OBO Emma @ 454-9324.
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
1999 TOYOTA Corolla. 136,000 K miles. Motor rebuilt and has 65,000 miles on it. Great A/C. Great on gas. $4,000 OBO. (501) 412-8410
1999 DODGE Ram for sale: 85K miles, new brakes tires. Asking KBB value $6275 OBO. Call Stephen (501)247-6043.
2003 FORD Explorer XLT 4WD, Black w/ grey interior, Tow package, new tires, under warranty $13,650. Jacksonville 501-985-5634
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS Extended Cab 4-door, V-8, 5.3L, 36K Miles, $18,000.00 Call Joe@ 501-590-2694.
2005 Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000 miles, Bose stereo, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073 Wayne Robinson
2002 DODGE Intrepid 73000 miles. all power. 33mpg. excellent condition. 2 years left on warrenty 8000 OBO. Call anytime (210)296-6932.
1997 SATURN SW2, excellent cond., all power, 79K miles, Must see. Call 501-831-3905.
CUSTOM FIT speaker box for extended cab Chevy/ GMC truck, includes 2-10" Kickers & 300 watt amp, $400 (501) 425-3880
2004 CHEVY Silverado 4x4 Extended Cab 5.3L V8 3 inch body lift, dual exhaust 35K miles. $17K. 501-438-1122
2006 GSXR 600 Red/Blk. May extras, adult ridden, garage kept. $6850. Mark (501)952-1166
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
30' CAMPER, $18K, used 2 times, brand new. Call 985-5680 and leave message.
2001 LARSON 210LXI with 100 hrs- only $21,000. 5.0 L V8 EFI Volvo engine. 'U' shape seating w/ stowable table, swim platform ski's, tub, life jackets, ropes, knee board, dual batteries, AM/FM cd stereo, bimini top, ez load trailer w/ dual axle & hyd. brakes. Call 501-231-0286.
COACHMAN 1994 Santara MH, 29' sleeps 5, twin beds in back, lots of cabinets, 38K miles, self conained, $13,500.00 843-7338.
10' COLEMAN bass buddy boat w/trolling motor & battery, $250. Call 658-9413.
2001 YAMAHA Warrior, new tires, many extras, $2,500. 2005 Polaris Predator Troylee edition, pipes jetted, $4,200. 5x10 trailer, call. 650-5097
2005 KAWASAKI KFX 400, barely ridden, excellent shape, $4,000 firm. 501-425-3880
2004 YAMAHA V-Star 650 Motorcycle, less than 1000 miles, windshield, Black Chrome-$4500. OBO 231-3914
2005 VULCAN Classic 1600, windshield, saddlebags, floor boards, Black and Chrome, 4700 miles, Luggage Rack-$7750. OBO 231-3914
MUST SELL boat due to move! Fast fish and ski boat, fuel efficient 75HP Johnson outboard. Life vests, 3 new tires, new trailer, 2 fuel tanks, skis, fish finder, etc.... Was $3,600 now $3,000 or best offer. Call 425-7015.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780. *
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.*
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.*
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
DUPLEX-new-North Pulaski. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, all appliances including washer & dryer. All electric. Quiet country. $550 month, $250 deposit. (501) 413-9876 *
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, close to Air Force Base. Good neighborhood. Available now! $525 month. Call 982-4257.*
GRAVEL RIDGE area: #11 Single Oaks Dr., 3 br., 2 ba., 2000 s.f. dbl., garage, fenced yard. No pets. $850/ mo. 501-834-1251
2 1/2 miles north of LRAFB. 2 Bedroom (in triplex). Washer/ dryer connections. Kitchen appliances provided. All bills paid except for electricity. References needed. $500 month, $200 deposit. (501) 988-4782
FOR RENT: Spacious newly built home, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1850 sq. ft., split floor plan. Fenced yard, 2 car garage. $1,150.00 per month. Magness Creek North, Cabot. Call Tony (501) 779-0049.
EXTREMELY NICE! Cabot 3 Bedroom 2 Baths, 16x80 like new Mobile Home. New porches, decks & sidewalks. Beautiful country settings, quiet & private. Cute yard with trees & nature trails, landscaping in progress. Household water, dishwasher/range/refrigerator furnished. Washer/dryer connections. New 3 ton Heat & Air. Carpet &/or yard work negotiable. No Smoking/No Pets. References/background checked. Limit 3. Military welcome. Rent starting @ $600 month with $600 deposit & 1 year lease. Call Justice (501) 68-7190.
HOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.*
FSBO: BEEBE- 1100 sq.ft., 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, hardwood floors, large lot & storage building. New heat, air & roof in 2004. $69,900. Call (501) 882-0562 for appointment.*
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call (501) 749-9458.*
FOUR BEDROOMS 2 baths, 1850 square feet, electric, Vilonia Schools, city water/sewer, 20 minutes from base, $146K. 501-796-4662 or 501-517-1029
FSBO- CABOT, Beautiful new home/ New subdivision-Lakewood, 2351 Lakeshore Lane, 10 minutes from LRAFB, 1/3 acre, corner lot, across from lake, 2390 sq. ft., 4/2 + bonus room. Dream kitchen- Kraft Maid cherry cabinets with corian & GE Profile stainless steel appliances. Large covered patio wired for Hot Tub! Make it your home today! $249,000. Call (501) 563-0420 or check it out @ www.2351lakeshore.com
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.*
COOKIE SWAP: Everyone is invited. 101 Maryland. July 15, 2007 @ 2:00pm. Please contact Amy @ 501-542-4779 or Amm_117@yahoo.com for details. Come and make new friends!
YARD SALES
AFTER YOUR YARD SALE, bring your leftover donations to TKO's Thrift Shop for Needy & Homeless People! TAX DEDUCTIBLE. 515 South James, Jacksonville (open 10-4 except Wed. & Sun.) &1212 South 2nd, Cabot (10-4 Tues.- Sat.) Volunteers needed! SUPPORT OUR CHARITY BINGO. (501) 773-7712
GARAGE SALE: Kids toys, furniture, clothes & more. 115 Coty Court, Jacksonville, 7 am til ? Sat., June 30th.
GARAGE SALE- 141 Birchwood Circle, Cabot. 7-12, Saturday, June 30th.
YARD SALE- Friday, June 29th at 5802 Batesville Pike NLR. 8:00 - 3:00 Lots of items for everyone.
PCS Sale! DVDs, books, baby stuff, clothes, small furniture, toys. Too much to list. 202 Delaware Cir. 30 Jun - 1 Jul 8am-??
GARAGE SALE - Saturday, June 30, 2007. 7:30am-1:00pm. 72 Magness Creek Drive, Cabot. Baby items, furniture, clothes, miscellaneous items.
HELP WANTED
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
JANITORIAL. Part-time positions available in Vilonia and Beebe areas. Top pay and medical insurance. Background check will be required. Call 501-791-2900 or 1-800-791-2902 Mon-Fri. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. *
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.*
PETS
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
COCKATOO- Male triton, beautiful, talks, in excellent cond., 12 yrs. young. $600. Cabot. 843-8024
FREE TO A good home: half springer Spaniel & half golden retriever, 6 male 2 female, 7 1/2 wks old, 1st set of shots, have been wormed. 501-849-2928 or 501-358-0077
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 7 weeks old. Litter box trained,flea free. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! 501-259-6993
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
ITALIAN Microfiber couch, dark blue, less than 2 years old. Made and purchased in Italy, perfect condition. Paid 600 Euro ($830), asking $550. Includes extra material. Recliner chair. Navy blue, less than 2 years old. $125. 731-3737
SHOPPING FOR FURNITURE! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties. Ashley, Bassett, Lane, La-z-boy factory direct. 882-6638.*
FURNITURE SPECIAL- Ashley oversize recliners Retail/ value-$499.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe $299.00. 882-6638*
LA-Z-BOY, LANE & Ashley recliners all at factory discount prices. Large microfiber recliners starting at $299.00 payments as low as $12.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638.*
WAREHOUSE FURNITURE in Beebe does custom picture framing too meet all your needs. Largest display of framed art in Arkansas. Discount pricing! 1/2 price sale on select inventory! 882-6638*
ASHLEY FURNITURE Factory Direct, Ashley sofa's starting at $399.00. Payments as low as $15.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING for furniture? Get the lowest prices possible! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will meet or beat any advertised price on exact brand and model. Recliners low as $239.00. 882-6638*
HOWARD MILLER Grandfather Clocks at 1/2 manufacturers retail price! Warehouse Furniture Beebe, 882-6638.*
NEED A NEW MATTRESS? Memory foam Mattress sets- Full Set $499.00, Queen Set $599.00, King Set $699.00. Warehouse Furniture 882-6638.*
NEED FURNITURE? Oak pedestal dining table with leaf, 4 press back chairs. Retail $499.00 Special $329.00. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
NEED FURNITURE? Farmhouse Dining Table with 4 matching chairs. Retail Value $499.00 Special Pricing $369.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR NEW Furniture? Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is your factory direct source for La-z-boy, Lane, Bassett, Ashley all at discount prices! Lowest prices in Arkansas. 882-6638*
RECLINERS $299.00, Sofa's $399.00, 5 pc. Dining sets $329.00, 5 pc. Bedroom by Ashley $699.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638. Largest store in 5 counties.*
TRADE IN- Need new furniture? - Trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! -0- Interest 1 full yr. 882-6638*
DON'T THROW your old furniture away! Trade it in! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will allow you a trade in on new furniture! La-z-boy, Ashley, Bassett, Lane, low payments! 882-6638*
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE for new! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will come and look at your old furniture in on trade for new! Financing available! 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR New Furniture? Trade in your old for new at the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe 882-6638.*
WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE, when you can trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! Ashley, Lane, La-z-boy, Bassett factory direct discount prices! 882-6638*
SUEDE COUCH AND CHAISE LOUNGE, light brown, excellent condition, a steal for $350! Call 501-412-0063.
DORA the Explorer toddler bed for sale. $25. Call 605-8005.
ARMOIRE, solid wood, cherry finish, Queen Anne style w/one storage drawer. Fits TV up to 38 inches. Excellent condition. $350. Cabot area. 843-8024.
CORNER Computer desk with one file drawer $50. 870-405-2439
WHIRLPOOL Washer and dryer for sale 125 for both. Both run good, bought new ones. Call after 5:00 pm. Phone number 501-247-3726.
ASHLEY sofa, 1yr old, red and gold with nail head accents. $375 Cabot 628-4150
BLACK METAL bunk bed, twin/full combo. $50 or $75 with full mattress. Call 988-9722.
BEAUTIFUL formal dining room set; includes table, 6 chairs (cream colored cloth seats) and 2-piece hutch. Good quality, great shape, walnut finish. Central Cabot. First $500. 843-9055/628-4765.
RECTANGULAR (42" x 68") glass top patio table with six chairs. Excellent shape, although chair pads need cleaning. Moving, must sell. First $100.00. Central Cabot. 843-9055/628-4765.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
LOST & FOUND
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: soccer players wanted to play on base, all levels welcome. Once or twice a week. Contact at chaconmitre@yahoo.com
WANTED: Need outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers in Jacksonville, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
COMPUTER PARTS: 2 desktop computers, a 15 inch CRT monitor, speakers, extra cd-rom drive and a 64mb NVIDIA PCI video card new in box. All for $50 call 960-4791.
NORDIC Track CX985 Elliptical. 1.5 yrs old. Over $700 new. Barely used $500 firm. 501-676-5313, if no answer pls lv msg.
TRIPLET infant stroller with bracket and seats, rocking chair, Neosure Formula, call 247-8130
12' TRAMPOLINE w/ safety net, $50 and double stroller $25. 658-9413
AB LOUNGER $50, swing set $75, yard lounger $60 all less than 1 year old call crystal 402-706-1777.
CHAIN LINK fence- 35' of unused fence for $30.00. contact 501-366-5183
FRESH blackberries $ 1.00 a pint. No limit will deliver to base. Call 501 796 4177 or e-mail scripturepots@yahoo.com.
DARK ANGEL LCD silver paintball gun, many extras. $550. (501)-987-8392
1940's Wurlizter upright piano. Needs tuning, you pick up. 400$ OBO Emma @ 454-9324.
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
1999 TOYOTA Corolla. 136,000 K miles. Motor rebuilt and has 65,000 miles on it. Great A/C. Great on gas. $4,000 OBO. (501) 412-8410
1999 DODGE Ram for sale: 85K miles, new brakes tires. Asking KBB value $6275 OBO. Call Stephen (501)247-6043.
2003 FORD Explorer XLT 4WD, Black w/ grey interior, Tow package, new tires, under warranty $13,650. Jacksonville 501-985-5634
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS Extended Cab 4-door, V-8, 5.3L, 36K Miles, $18,000.00 Call Joe@ 501-590-2694.
2005 Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000 miles, Bose stereo, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073 Wayne Robinson
2002 DODGE Intrepid 73000 miles. all power. 33mpg. excellent condition. 2 years left on warrenty 8000 OBO. Call anytime (210)296-6932.
1997 SATURN SW2, excellent cond., all power, 79K miles, Must see. Call 501-831-3905.
CUSTOM FIT speaker box for extended cab Chevy/ GMC truck, includes 2-10" Kickers & 300 watt amp, $400 (501) 425-3880
2004 CHEVY Silverado 4x4 Extended Cab 5.3L V8 3 inch body lift, dual exhaust 35K miles. $17K. 501-438-1122
2006 GSXR 600 Red/Blk. May extras, adult ridden, garage kept. $6850. Mark (501)952-1166
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
30' CAMPER, $18K, used 2 times, brand new. Call 985-5680 and leave message.
2001 LARSON 210LXI with 100 hrs- only $21,000. 5.0 L V8 EFI Volvo engine. 'U' shape seating w/ stowable table, swim platform ski's, tub, life jackets, ropes, knee board, dual batteries, AM/FM cd stereo, bimini top, ez load trailer w/ dual axle & hyd. brakes. Call 501-231-0286.
COACHMAN 1994 Santara MH, 29' sleeps 5, twin beds in back, lots of cabinets, 38K miles, self conained, $13,500.00 843-7338.
10' COLEMAN bass buddy boat w/trolling motor & battery, $250. Call 658-9413.
2001 YAMAHA Warrior, new tires, many extras, $2,500. 2005 Polaris Predator Troylee edition, pipes jetted, $4,200. 5x10 trailer, call. 650-5097
2005 KAWASAKI KFX 400, barely ridden, excellent shape, $4,000 firm. 501-425-3880
2004 YAMAHA V-Star 650 Motorcycle, less than 1000 miles, windshield, Black Chrome-$4500. OBO 231-3914
2005 VULCAN Classic 1600, windshield, saddlebags, floor boards, Black and Chrome, 4700 miles, Luggage Rack-$7750. OBO 231-3914
MUST SELL boat due to move! Fast fish and ski boat, fuel efficient 75HP Johnson outboard. Life vests, 3 new tires, new trailer, 2 fuel tanks, skis, fish finder, etc.... Was $3,600 now $3,000 or best offer. Call 425-7015.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780. *
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.*
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.*
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
DUPLEX-new-North Pulaski. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, all appliances including washer & dryer. All electric. Quiet country. $550 month, $250 deposit. (501) 413-9876 *
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, close to Air Force Base. Good neighborhood. Available now! $525 month. Call 982-4257.*
GRAVEL RIDGE area: #11 Single Oaks Dr., 3 br., 2 ba., 2000 s.f. dbl., garage, fenced yard. No pets. $850/ mo. 501-834-1251
2 1/2 miles north of LRAFB. 2 Bedroom (in triplex). Washer/ dryer connections. Kitchen appliances provided. All bills paid except for electricity. References needed. $500 month, $200 deposit. (501) 988-4782
FOR RENT: Spacious newly built home, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1850 sq. ft., split floor plan. Fenced yard, 2 car garage. $1,150.00 per month. Magness Creek North, Cabot. Call Tony (501) 779-0049.
EXTREMELY NICE! Cabot 3 Bedroom 2 Baths, 16x80 like new Mobile Home. New porches, decks & sidewalks. Beautiful country settings, quiet & private. Cute yard with trees & nature trails, landscaping in progress. Household water, dishwasher/range/refrigerator furnished. Washer/dryer connections. New 3 ton Heat & Air. Carpet &/or yard work negotiable. No Smoking/No Pets. References/background checked. Limit 3. Military welcome. Rent starting @ $600 month with $600 deposit & 1 year lease. Call Justice (501) 68-7190.
HOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.*
FSBO: BEEBE- 1100 sq.ft., 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, hardwood floors, large lot & storage building. New heat, air & roof in 2004. $69,900. Call (501) 882-0562 for appointment.*
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call (501) 749-9458.*
FOUR BEDROOMS 2 baths, 1850 square feet, electric, Vilonia Schools, city water/sewer, 20 minutes from base, $146K. 501-796-4662 or 501-517-1029
FSBO- CABOT, Beautiful new home/ New subdivision-Lakewood, 2351 Lakeshore Lane, 10 minutes from LRAFB, 1/3 acre, corner lot, across from lake, 2390 sq. ft., 4/2 + bonus room. Dream kitchen- Kraft Maid cherry cabinets with corian & GE Profile stainless steel appliances. Large covered patio wired for Hot Tub! Make it your home today! $249,000. Call (501) 563-0420 or check it out @ www.2351lakeshore.com
OFF DUTY LIFE >>06-29-07
Buffalo River Elk Festival
This weekend at the courthouse square in Jasper, come celebrate Newton County’s title of “Elk Capital of Arkansas.” You will find quality artists, crafters, other vendors showcasing their wares, as well as nature seminars, wildlife displays, a fishing derby, lots of children’s activities, great entertainment, a brilliant fireworks display and the infamous Elk Permit Drawings. Fun for all ages! Admission is free; contact Nancy Atkinson or Patti Failing at (870) 446-2455 for more information or visit www.theozarkmountains.com.
Listen to the Bats
Every Monday evening this summer at dusk, until Aug. 27, park interpreter “Batman” Harry of Devil’s Den State Park will present a unique program were participants will learn what bat species live at the park. Then, with the aid of a bat detector, listen to their echolocation calls as they forage for their evening meal over the lake. Contact the park at (479) 761-3325 for starting times. Admission is free, meet at the swimming pool boat house to participate.
Montgomery County Front Porch Pickin’
The Montgomery County Arkansas Frontporch Stage and Possums Unlimited is hosting an acoustic jam sessions and free concerts every Saturday through Oct. 27 in Mt. Ida. Jams start at 3 p.m.; concerts start at 6:30 p.m. Country, bluegrass and gospel bands perform from the Frontporch Stage on the courthouse lawn. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy music by some of the best bands in Arkansas! Admission is free. For more information visit www.frontporchstage.org.
Bull Shoals-White River State Park Programs
Experience the resources of Bull Shoals-White River State Park with an interpreter as your guide. Now through October, park interpreters offer daily guided trail walks, demonstrations, trout fishing seminars, evening programs and lake and river cruises. Contact the park at (870) 445-3629 for exact programs and times one week in advance. Admission is free, except for lake and river cruises. Cost for the lake cruises are $6.50 for adults and $3.50 for children ages 6-12. River cruises cost $10.
Cantata at First Church of the Nazarene
Sherwood First Church of the Nazarene, located on Hwy. 107 in Sherwood, will have a cantata called “songs of Faith and Freedom” during morning worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Vacation Bible school, “Tumbleweed Gulch – where God’s love changes everything,” will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. July 9-13.
Boating course tomorrow
The Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer a U.S. Coast Guard “certified” America’s Boating Course tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Gander Mountain in Sherwood. The cost of the course is $25. Students can register by calling Joe Zehler at 501-834-6993 or at the beginning of the class.
This weekend at the courthouse square in Jasper, come celebrate Newton County’s title of “Elk Capital of Arkansas.” You will find quality artists, crafters, other vendors showcasing their wares, as well as nature seminars, wildlife displays, a fishing derby, lots of children’s activities, great entertainment, a brilliant fireworks display and the infamous Elk Permit Drawings. Fun for all ages! Admission is free; contact Nancy Atkinson or Patti Failing at (870) 446-2455 for more information or visit www.theozarkmountains.com.
Listen to the Bats
Every Monday evening this summer at dusk, until Aug. 27, park interpreter “Batman” Harry of Devil’s Den State Park will present a unique program were participants will learn what bat species live at the park. Then, with the aid of a bat detector, listen to their echolocation calls as they forage for their evening meal over the lake. Contact the park at (479) 761-3325 for starting times. Admission is free, meet at the swimming pool boat house to participate.
Montgomery County Front Porch Pickin’
The Montgomery County Arkansas Frontporch Stage and Possums Unlimited is hosting an acoustic jam sessions and free concerts every Saturday through Oct. 27 in Mt. Ida. Jams start at 3 p.m.; concerts start at 6:30 p.m. Country, bluegrass and gospel bands perform from the Frontporch Stage on the courthouse lawn. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy music by some of the best bands in Arkansas! Admission is free. For more information visit www.frontporchstage.org.
Bull Shoals-White River State Park Programs
Experience the resources of Bull Shoals-White River State Park with an interpreter as your guide. Now through October, park interpreters offer daily guided trail walks, demonstrations, trout fishing seminars, evening programs and lake and river cruises. Contact the park at (870) 445-3629 for exact programs and times one week in advance. Admission is free, except for lake and river cruises. Cost for the lake cruises are $6.50 for adults and $3.50 for children ages 6-12. River cruises cost $10.
Cantata at First Church of the Nazarene
Sherwood First Church of the Nazarene, located on Hwy. 107 in Sherwood, will have a cantata called “songs of Faith and Freedom” during morning worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Vacation Bible school, “Tumbleweed Gulch – where God’s love changes everything,” will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. July 9-13.
Boating course tomorrow
The Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer a U.S. Coast Guard “certified” America’s Boating Course tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Gander Mountain in Sherwood. The cost of the course is $25. Students can register by calling Joe Zehler at 501-834-6993 or at the beginning of the class.
NEWS BRIEFS>>JUNE 29
463rd MOS Change of Command
The 463rd MOS will have a change of command at 10 a.m. Monday at the Conference Center Ballroom. Reception immediately following. Dress is uniform of the day or business attire. Contact 2Lt Knieff at 987-7050 for more details.
Clinics closing at noon July 6
The 314th Medical Group clinics, offices and facilities will close at noon July 6 for the 314th Medical Operations Squadron change of commander. Normal hours will resume July 9. Contact Master Sgt. David Dague at 987-5477 for details.
School, sports physicals available
School and sports physicals are now available now for the upcoming school year. Only children enrolled with a 314th Medical Group provider will be seen for physicals; all other children will need to be seen by their primary care physicians. Call 987-8811 to schedule an appointment for the physical. Bring any necessary, school or sports-required forms to the appointment. Contact the pediatric clinic at 987-7245 for more information.
Legal office closure
The 314th Airlift Wing legal office will close at noon Tuesday. Normal hours will resume July 6.
CGOC fund-raiser
The Litlte Rock Company Grade Officers' Association is hosting a fund-raiser at CiCi's Pizza in Jacksonville from 5-8 p.m. tonight. The CGOC gets 10 percent of all sales.
Thrift shop closure
The thrift shop will be closed for the entire month of July for cleaning and restocking. The store will re-open Wednesday, Aug. 1. Contact Diana Cease at 988-1191 before the closure for details.
Transcript assistance offered
If you have not graduated from the Community College of the Air Force, request your local colleges send your transcripts to CCAF at Maxwell AFB for any classes you finished recently. Officers’ transcripts are sent to Wright Patterson AFB upon degree completion. If you have questions walk-in assistance is available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon.-Thur. and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays, or call 987-3417 for an appointment with an education counselor for transcript assistance.
NAF job available
The following non-appropriated-fund job is available: Lodging, custodial worker, NA-02, flexible hours. For more information call 987-6440.
The 463rd MOS will have a change of command at 10 a.m. Monday at the Conference Center Ballroom. Reception immediately following. Dress is uniform of the day or business attire. Contact 2Lt Knieff at 987-7050 for more details.
Clinics closing at noon July 6
The 314th Medical Group clinics, offices and facilities will close at noon July 6 for the 314th Medical Operations Squadron change of commander. Normal hours will resume July 9. Contact Master Sgt. David Dague at 987-5477 for details.
School, sports physicals available
School and sports physicals are now available now for the upcoming school year. Only children enrolled with a 314th Medical Group provider will be seen for physicals; all other children will need to be seen by their primary care physicians. Call 987-8811 to schedule an appointment for the physical. Bring any necessary, school or sports-required forms to the appointment. Contact the pediatric clinic at 987-7245 for more information.
Legal office closure
The 314th Airlift Wing legal office will close at noon Tuesday. Normal hours will resume July 6.
CGOC fund-raiser
The Litlte Rock Company Grade Officers' Association is hosting a fund-raiser at CiCi's Pizza in Jacksonville from 5-8 p.m. tonight. The CGOC gets 10 percent of all sales.
Thrift shop closure
The thrift shop will be closed for the entire month of July for cleaning and restocking. The store will re-open Wednesday, Aug. 1. Contact Diana Cease at 988-1191 before the closure for details.
Transcript assistance offered
If you have not graduated from the Community College of the Air Force, request your local colleges send your transcripts to CCAF at Maxwell AFB for any classes you finished recently. Officers’ transcripts are sent to Wright Patterson AFB upon degree completion. If you have questions walk-in assistance is available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon.-Thur. and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays, or call 987-3417 for an appointment with an education counselor for transcript assistance.
NAF job available
The following non-appropriated-fund job is available: Lodging, custodial worker, NA-02, flexible hours. For more information call 987-6440.
TOP STORY >>SERE Challenge shows pride is alive
By Tech. Sgt.
Mike Hammond
Air Education and Training Command Public Affairs
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas – Pride is alive and well in the U.S. Air Force. I never really doubted it, because it’s easy to see examples of pride in service every day: freshly pressed uniforms, shiny boots, good customs and courtesies.
But like an excited kid conquering the latest and greatest video game, I just like to see the next level sometimes.
I didn’t think I’d ever personally meet a weapons system but the participants in the 2007 SERE Challenge, June 11-14, were just that: a weapons system called “Guardian Angel.”
The Guardian Angels are Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape specialists; Pararescuemen; and Combat Rescue Officers.
Thirty such individuals voluntarily subjected themselves to a rigorous competition that seemed to require superhuman strength and stamina.
As I stood on top of Calispell Peak, the tallest mountain in that area of Washington, and looked at a panoramic view of territory the likes of which I’d previously seen only in movies and pictures it would have been natural to focus on the breathtaking vista. But it was impossible to miss the more inspiring work going on as I covered the work of the Guardian Angels surrounding me.
In the early light of morning, I watched Senior Airman Gailin Manzonie dress his teammate’s simulated wounds, pick him up, and not simulate carrying him about 60 yards up to the snow covered summit for a helicopter medical evacuation. Later that day, I heard Staff Sgt. Michael Garcia talking his teammate through a spot of pure mental fatigue as they tied logs together to form a raft and cross frigid, murky pond water.
I witnessed a real-life example of the wingman concept when Staff Sgt. Steven Raethel refused to leave his fallen teammate behind. He would not finish the competition without Staff Sgt. Brandon Klein, who would have rather applied duct tape to his blistered feet (and later painfully remove half the bottom of his foot in peeling it off) than quit trying to complete the challenge.
I heard competitors say, "Outstanding," and "Eat up!" with smiling faces as event organizers handed out plates of "stew" – made from a collection of foul-smelling castoffs from the local butcher shop -- during an exercise to overcome food aversions. I watched them encourage Staff Sgt. Matthew Zimmer to choke down the last of the unpleasant concoction (with great effort) only to learn he still had a two-course dessert of mealworm and cockroach to chew on. Food aversion seemed the only obstacle that gave Sergeant Zimmer much trouble on his way to winning the challenge with his teammate, Sergeant Garcia.
I watched 30 Air Force members voluntarily trek (carrying ruck sacks weighing 60 pounds dry and heavier when wet) through 45-degree water, over hills and ridges thick with downed timber and undergrowth, and arrive, smiling, at the next checkpoint - only to learn what grueling tasks awaited them next. I heard Sergeant Raethel's enthusiasm when he said "You can't beat getting paid to work in the great outdoors!" right after he scaled a 70-foot rock face and prepared to trust his life to a rope and a knot in rappelling down the other side.
I heard poetry in a group of tough guys known for surviving in the wild and rescuing others in combat environments. Upon reaching the top of a ridgeline, Staff Sgt. Sergio Avalos channeled Robert Frost, saying "And miles to go before I sleep ... and miles to go before I sleep!"
Finally, I peered over the edge of a bottomless well of resolve when I saw a group of young officers and enlisted members put aside their blistered feet, sore muscles, and exhausted minds to still crank out dozens of pull-ups and hundreds of push-ups and sit-ups before picking their gear up for a six-mile ruck march around the base.
Pride is alive and well in the Air Force. Thanks to the inspirational dedication of the teams competing in the inaugural SERE Challenge, I finally got to see that next level.
Mike Hammond
Air Education and Training Command Public Affairs
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas – Pride is alive and well in the U.S. Air Force. I never really doubted it, because it’s easy to see examples of pride in service every day: freshly pressed uniforms, shiny boots, good customs and courtesies.
But like an excited kid conquering the latest and greatest video game, I just like to see the next level sometimes.
I didn’t think I’d ever personally meet a weapons system but the participants in the 2007 SERE Challenge, June 11-14, were just that: a weapons system called “Guardian Angel.”
The Guardian Angels are Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape specialists; Pararescuemen; and Combat Rescue Officers.
Thirty such individuals voluntarily subjected themselves to a rigorous competition that seemed to require superhuman strength and stamina.
As I stood on top of Calispell Peak, the tallest mountain in that area of Washington, and looked at a panoramic view of territory the likes of which I’d previously seen only in movies and pictures it would have been natural to focus on the breathtaking vista. But it was impossible to miss the more inspiring work going on as I covered the work of the Guardian Angels surrounding me.
In the early light of morning, I watched Senior Airman Gailin Manzonie dress his teammate’s simulated wounds, pick him up, and not simulate carrying him about 60 yards up to the snow covered summit for a helicopter medical evacuation. Later that day, I heard Staff Sgt. Michael Garcia talking his teammate through a spot of pure mental fatigue as they tied logs together to form a raft and cross frigid, murky pond water.
I witnessed a real-life example of the wingman concept when Staff Sgt. Steven Raethel refused to leave his fallen teammate behind. He would not finish the competition without Staff Sgt. Brandon Klein, who would have rather applied duct tape to his blistered feet (and later painfully remove half the bottom of his foot in peeling it off) than quit trying to complete the challenge.
I heard competitors say, "Outstanding," and "Eat up!" with smiling faces as event organizers handed out plates of "stew" – made from a collection of foul-smelling castoffs from the local butcher shop -- during an exercise to overcome food aversions. I watched them encourage Staff Sgt. Matthew Zimmer to choke down the last of the unpleasant concoction (with great effort) only to learn he still had a two-course dessert of mealworm and cockroach to chew on. Food aversion seemed the only obstacle that gave Sergeant Zimmer much trouble on his way to winning the challenge with his teammate, Sergeant Garcia.
I watched 30 Air Force members voluntarily trek (carrying ruck sacks weighing 60 pounds dry and heavier when wet) through 45-degree water, over hills and ridges thick with downed timber and undergrowth, and arrive, smiling, at the next checkpoint - only to learn what grueling tasks awaited them next. I heard Sergeant Raethel's enthusiasm when he said "You can't beat getting paid to work in the great outdoors!" right after he scaled a 70-foot rock face and prepared to trust his life to a rope and a knot in rappelling down the other side.
I heard poetry in a group of tough guys known for surviving in the wild and rescuing others in combat environments. Upon reaching the top of a ridgeline, Staff Sgt. Sergio Avalos channeled Robert Frost, saying "And miles to go before I sleep ... and miles to go before I sleep!"
Finally, I peered over the edge of a bottomless well of resolve when I saw a group of young officers and enlisted members put aside their blistered feet, sore muscles, and exhausted minds to still crank out dozens of pull-ups and hundreds of push-ups and sit-ups before picking their gear up for a six-mile ruck march around the base.
Pride is alive and well in the Air Force. Thanks to the inspirational dedication of the teams competing in the inaugural SERE Challenge, I finally got to see that next level.
TOP STORY >>Exercise lifts opportunities for success
By Tech. Sgt. Arlo Taylor
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Little Rock’s 2007 Air Mobility Command Rodeo team has been working out in the hot Arkansas sun in preparation for the event’s Fit to Fight competition at McChord AFB Wash., because they are going to be carrying home a bunch of trophies.
The Fit to Fight competition consists of the Rodeo team chief plus nine randomly selected team members to be tested on a 1.5 mile run, sit-ups and push-ups much like the Air Force fitness test.
Little Rock’s team has been getting ready for the events’ physical fitness competition with weekly team workouts.
Little Rock’s Logistics Readiness Team has been tuning up for the competitions with rucksack marches twice a week in addition to team workouts focusing on the 1.5 mile run, sit-ups and push-ups.
“Rodeo requires stamina and we’re breaking up our workouts a little bit so we don’t get burned out,” said Staff Sgt. Lance Beaver, 314th Logistics Readiness Squadron.
“Everybody’s trying to get their stamina up. It’s about getting everyone up to the same speed, because it doesn’t matter who is the fastest or slowest. Your time doesn’t stop until the last person crosses the finish line. So we try to keep everyone at the same pace so we can finish at the same time.”
“It’s helped our teamwork also…everybody’s gotten a little closer,” said Sergeant Beaver.
The veteran of the 2005 championship Rodeo team said the stamina team members are sweating to build now will reap dividends at McChord. “You have to be on top of your game, because everything is fast-paced and timed,” Sergeant Beaver said.
“It’s requires a lot of attention to detail. When you get tired, you can get lax, but with good stamina you are able to deliver your top performance.”
The competition focuses on readiness, and features airdrop, air refueling, and other events showcasing security forces, aerial port, maintenance and aeromedical evacuation personnel.
There are 45 U.S. teams, including three from the Marine Corps and one from the Coast Guard, as well as international competitors from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Egypt, Germany, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Nineteen other countries are sending observer teams.
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Little Rock’s 2007 Air Mobility Command Rodeo team has been working out in the hot Arkansas sun in preparation for the event’s Fit to Fight competition at McChord AFB Wash., because they are going to be carrying home a bunch of trophies.
The Fit to Fight competition consists of the Rodeo team chief plus nine randomly selected team members to be tested on a 1.5 mile run, sit-ups and push-ups much like the Air Force fitness test.
Little Rock’s team has been getting ready for the events’ physical fitness competition with weekly team workouts.
Little Rock’s Logistics Readiness Team has been tuning up for the competitions with rucksack marches twice a week in addition to team workouts focusing on the 1.5 mile run, sit-ups and push-ups.
“Rodeo requires stamina and we’re breaking up our workouts a little bit so we don’t get burned out,” said Staff Sgt. Lance Beaver, 314th Logistics Readiness Squadron.
“Everybody’s trying to get their stamina up. It’s about getting everyone up to the same speed, because it doesn’t matter who is the fastest or slowest. Your time doesn’t stop until the last person crosses the finish line. So we try to keep everyone at the same pace so we can finish at the same time.”
“It’s helped our teamwork also…everybody’s gotten a little closer,” said Sergeant Beaver.
The veteran of the 2005 championship Rodeo team said the stamina team members are sweating to build now will reap dividends at McChord. “You have to be on top of your game, because everything is fast-paced and timed,” Sergeant Beaver said.
“It’s requires a lot of attention to detail. When you get tired, you can get lax, but with good stamina you are able to deliver your top performance.”
The competition focuses on readiness, and features airdrop, air refueling, and other events showcasing security forces, aerial port, maintenance and aeromedical evacuation personnel.
There are 45 U.S. teams, including three from the Marine Corps and one from the Coast Guard, as well as international competitors from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Egypt, Germany, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Nineteen other countries are sending observer teams.
TOP STORY >>Airlift upgrades possible for tactical workhorse
By Airman 1st Class Steele Britton
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
The latest in modifications for the Air Force’s tactical workhorse, the C-130 Hercules, is set to debut with the installation of an improved landing gear, carbon brakes and a new anti-skid system.
A team of engineers and specialists from the 463rd Airlift Group here, Hill AFB, Utah, and Headquarters Air Mobility Command, spent three days recently discussing possible modifications and experimenting with braking systems on 21 different aircraft here.
The improvements will benefit the Air Force with a $250 million savings over the lifetime of the anti-skid system.
The projected time-frame to begin this improvement is 2010 with a completion date of 2013.
“The current brakes can handle approximately 200 landings, but with the new system the C-130s will be able to land safely approximately 2,000 times,” said Master Sgt. Kurt Hinman, AMC aircraft hydraulics system manager.
“The wheels will have a longer life; maintenance Airmen won’t have to change systems as often and brake-fires will be greatly reduced. All of these benefits save the Air Force time and money in the long run," Hinman said.
“I have been with the team working on the project for about a year now and I see a high priority on this because the current system is the second oldest system in the C-130 right now,” said Jeremy Goldin, an anti-skid engineer from Hill AFB.
Approximately 600 aircraft will be a part of this improvement, according to Tech. Sgt. Mark Williams, 463rd AG anti-skid team leader.
Knowing that the project isn’t through the complete approval process, the installation won’t come for a few years, said Sgt. Williams; however this is one of the first steps in improving the maintenance side of operations, he said.
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
The latest in modifications for the Air Force’s tactical workhorse, the C-130 Hercules, is set to debut with the installation of an improved landing gear, carbon brakes and a new anti-skid system.
A team of engineers and specialists from the 463rd Airlift Group here, Hill AFB, Utah, and Headquarters Air Mobility Command, spent three days recently discussing possible modifications and experimenting with braking systems on 21 different aircraft here.
The improvements will benefit the Air Force with a $250 million savings over the lifetime of the anti-skid system.
The projected time-frame to begin this improvement is 2010 with a completion date of 2013.
“The current brakes can handle approximately 200 landings, but with the new system the C-130s will be able to land safely approximately 2,000 times,” said Master Sgt. Kurt Hinman, AMC aircraft hydraulics system manager.
“The wheels will have a longer life; maintenance Airmen won’t have to change systems as often and brake-fires will be greatly reduced. All of these benefits save the Air Force time and money in the long run," Hinman said.
“I have been with the team working on the project for about a year now and I see a high priority on this because the current system is the second oldest system in the C-130 right now,” said Jeremy Goldin, an anti-skid engineer from Hill AFB.
Approximately 600 aircraft will be a part of this improvement, according to Tech. Sgt. Mark Williams, 463rd AG anti-skid team leader.
Knowing that the project isn’t through the complete approval process, the installation won’t come for a few years, said Sgt. Williams; however this is one of the first steps in improving the maintenance side of operations, he said.
TOP STORY >>Ready to fight
By Col. Wayne Schatz
314th Airlift Wing commander
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a three part series focusing on deployment readiness.
Are you ready to deploy tomorrow? You should be. We are a highly mobile and deployable Air Force. You wouldn’t deploy without your M-16 or M-9, so don’t deploy without being prepared. This means having yourself, your family, and your professional skills in line.
Ready to fight means consistently participating in a fitness routine. Physical fitness is not something you should rely on gaining through group P.T. but instead something that is a personal responsibility.
It is important to realize that passing the annual fitness test is not the Air Force fitness goal. To successfully boost fitness levels, we must all make regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle a part of our daily regimen. Maintaining a lifestyle of healthy living and physical fitness also helps reduce the risk of injuries and therefore helps increase the readiness of our Airmen.
Preparing for deployment means that your family is ready for you to deploy as well. Have a plan ahead of time for child care, your finances, and take the time to educate your family on the resources they have at Little Rock.
Your squadron commanders, First Shirts, spouses clubs, and family readiness center are all resources for your family members while you are deployed. It’s also useful to have a plan for staying in touch while away and giving your family realistic expectations about how often you will be able to communicate based on your job and deployed location.
Ensure that your professional skills are sharp. Executing the same job in wartime, in a stressful environment brings new challenges. Staying sharp while at home helps to ensure success on the job while deployed.
While we would never want a mishap at home, you can ensure that the stakes are even greater while deployed. You can make the most of your deployment by finding ways to develop yourself professionally while away. Take college courses online or sign up for Squadron Officer School by correspondence. Find some time for some professional reading. Above all, be ready to fight!
314th Airlift Wing commander
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a three part series focusing on deployment readiness.
Are you ready to deploy tomorrow? You should be. We are a highly mobile and deployable Air Force. You wouldn’t deploy without your M-16 or M-9, so don’t deploy without being prepared. This means having yourself, your family, and your professional skills in line.
Ready to fight means consistently participating in a fitness routine. Physical fitness is not something you should rely on gaining through group P.T. but instead something that is a personal responsibility.
It is important to realize that passing the annual fitness test is not the Air Force fitness goal. To successfully boost fitness levels, we must all make regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle a part of our daily regimen. Maintaining a lifestyle of healthy living and physical fitness also helps reduce the risk of injuries and therefore helps increase the readiness of our Airmen.
Preparing for deployment means that your family is ready for you to deploy as well. Have a plan ahead of time for child care, your finances, and take the time to educate your family on the resources they have at Little Rock.
Your squadron commanders, First Shirts, spouses clubs, and family readiness center are all resources for your family members while you are deployed. It’s also useful to have a plan for staying in touch while away and giving your family realistic expectations about how often you will be able to communicate based on your job and deployed location.
Ensure that your professional skills are sharp. Executing the same job in wartime, in a stressful environment brings new challenges. Staying sharp while at home helps to ensure success on the job while deployed.
While we would never want a mishap at home, you can ensure that the stakes are even greater while deployed. You can make the most of your deployment by finding ways to develop yourself professionally while away. Take college courses online or sign up for Squadron Officer School by correspondence. Find some time for some professional reading. Above all, be ready to fight!
Thursday, June 21, 2007
CLASSIFIEDS >> 06-22-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
CHILD CARE opening, minimal slots available. Call Kim 501-676-6088.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.*
YARD SALES
MOVING SALE - 117 Mayfair (off W. Kiehl), Sherwood. Lots of clothes - name brands, furniture, household items. Everything cheap! June 22-23, 7-11AM.
MOVING SALE - Sat - Sun, June 23 - 24, 7am - 2pm at 1503 Pine Crest Dr. Jacksonville off S. Eastern.
HELP WANTED
COSMETOLOGISTS NEEDED. SHERWOOD AREA. PLEASE CALL 501-835-3649.*
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
SALES MANAGER & Sales People needed for selling puppies at Arky Barky. Must have sales experience. P/T or F/T. Apply in person at Arky Barky in Jacksonville, next to Lowes. Ask for Pat. *
JANITORIAL. Part-time positions available in Vilonia and Beebe areas. Top pay and medical insurance. Background check will be required. Call 501-791-2900 or 1-800-791-2902 Mon-Fri. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. *
DATA ENTRY POSITIONS- Full or part time direct hires. Requires minimum of 11,000 key strokes. For more information or apt. call 501-392-1500 or toll free 866-538-1500.*
CDL DRIVERS-Class A-Local and same day runs. Sunday thru Thursday, 2nd shift. Clean MVR, clean background. Perfect candidate lives in or around Pine Bluff. For more information or apt. call 501-392-1500 or toll free 866-538-1500.*
ZELLA'S TRASH Service is Now Hiring Full Time Positions for growing Lonoke County Trash Service. Experienced Drivers and Pickers are encouraged to apply by calling 501-843-5551.*
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.*
PETS
1 YOUNG dachshund with all it's shots, free to good loving home. Loves children and cuddling. Not registered. Call Kim @ 501-676-6088.
FREE TO Good Home, 1 1/2 yr old Female Beagle Mix, Spaded & up to date on shots, Good with kids, 501-255-6736.
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
SHELTIE PUPPIES, 5 wks old. $300.00 each, mom and dad sheltie $175.00 each or $300.00 for both. Registered. Call James at 941-9975.*
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
KENMORE COLD spot refrigerator, excellent cond. Less than 4 years old, $250 obo. Leather couch & loveseat, no tears. $250 obo. 658-9413.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines. Excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
UPRIGHT Freezer, about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Good condition. Asking $50.00. 412-2855
FURNITURE- King size bedroom set- hdbrd/ftbrd, mattresses, large dresser, two night stands. Light oak, like new, beautiful. $750. Call after 4pm. 940-3415
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
ITALIAN Microfiber couch, dark blue, less than 2 years old. Made and purchased in Italy, perfect condition. Paid 600 Euro ($830), asking $550. Includes extra material. Recliner chair. Navy blue, less than 2 years old. $125. 731-3737
SHOPPING FOR FURNITURE! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties. Ashley, Bassett, Lane, La-z-boy factory direct. 882-6638.*
FURNITURE SPECIAL- Ashley oversize recliners Retail/ value-$499.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe $299.00. 882-6638*
LA-Z-BOY, LANE & Ashley recliners all at factory discount prices. Large microfiber recliners starting at $299.00 payments as low as $12.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638.*
WAREHOUSE FURNITURE in Beebe does custom picture framing too meet all your needs. Largest display of framed art in Arkansas. Discount pricing! 1/2 price sale on select inventory! 882-6638*
ASHLEY FURNITURE Factory Direct, Ashley sofa's starting at $399.00. Payments as low as $15.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING for furniture? Get the lowest prices possible! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will meet or beat any advertised price on exact brand and model. Recliners low as $239.00. 882-6638*
HOWARD MILLER Grandfather Clocks at 1/2 manufacturers retail price! Warehouse Furniture Beebe, 882-6638.*
NEED A NEW MATTRESS? Memory foam Mattress sets- Full Set $499.00, Queen Set $599.00, King Set $699.00. Warehouse Furniture 882-6638.*
NEED FURNITURE? Oak pedestal dining table with leaf, 4 press back chairs. Retail $499.00 Special $329.00. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
NEED FURNITURE? Farmhouse Dining Table with 4 matching chairs. Retail Value $499.00 Special Pricing $369.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR NEW Furniture? Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is your factory direct source for La-z-boy, Lane, Bassett, Ashley all at discount prices! Lowest prices in Arkansas. 882-6638*
RECLINERS $299.00, Sofa's $399.00, 5 pc. Dining sets $329.00, 5 pc. Bedroom by Ashley $699.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638. Largest store in 5 counties.*
TRADE IN- Need new furniture? - Trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! -0- Interest 1 full yr. 882-6638*
DON'T THROW your old furniture away! Trade it in! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will allow you a trade in on new furniture! La-z-boy, Ashley, Bassett, Lane, low payments! 882-6638*
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE for new! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will come and look at your old furniture in on trade for new! Financing available! 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR New Furniture? Trade in your old for new at the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe 882-6638.*
WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE, when you can trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! Ashley, Lane, La-z-boy, Bassett factory direct discount prices! 882-6638*
SUEDE COUCH AND CHAISE LOUNGE, light brown, excellent condition, a steal for $350! Call 501-412-0063.
DORA the Explorer toddler bed for sale. $25. Call 605-8005.
LOST & FOUND
FOUND: MALE kitty found at St. Judes Catholic Church on May 24. Call 941-7800 to identify.
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
WANTED: BABYSITTER needed, reliable mature adult to care for toddlers, full time, must have transportation. Call 247-8130 good summer job. Also for a Senior.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: soccer players wanted to play on base, all levels welcome. Once or twice a week. Contact at chaconmitre@yahoo.com
WANTED: Need outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers in Jacksonville, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
OUTDOOR toys for twin toddlers, Little Tykes, push cars, jumpers, slides at reasonable price or give away. Call 247-8130.
MOVING BOXES; used OK; will break down and haul. 501-843-9055/501-425-1566
CASIO Portable Piano w/bench used twice. Still new and in excellent shape! Asking $150.00. 412-2855
WASHING MACHINE- Whirlpool HD Large Capacity. Old but works great. $100.00. Cell 314-623-9122.
PING ZING 2 3-pw irons. Excellent shape with new ping grips. $250, Medicus dual-hinged 5 iron $50. Call 960-4791.
GUITAR and AMP Fender guitar/with case and Crate AMP/Twin Crate Custom L 12" speakers, 120 watts RMS, comes with distortion pedal. $400. (501)259-6198.
INFLATABLE POOL w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high-$12; 983-0037.
PS2 w/ 7 games, 2 controllers and 1 memory card, $150. 27" color tv $75, 19" color tv w/ wall mount $60, both w/ remotes. 600 watt surround sound system $75. 276-389-9124
PORCH/lawn swing w/ matching table and chairs set $75, swing set, $50. U-Haul please. 940-3415
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
COMPUTER PARTS: 2 desktop computers, a 15 inch CRT monitor, speakers, extra cd-rom drive and a 64mb NVIDIA PCI video card new in box. All for $50 call 960-4791.
NORDIC Track CX985 Elliptical. 1.5 yrs old. Over $700 new. Barely used $500 firm. 501-676-5313, if no answer pls lv msg.
TRIPLET infant stroller with bracket and seats, rocking chair, Neosure Formula, call 247-8130
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2001 MURRAY riding mower, 38" w/ or w/out bagger, serviced last year. Moving, need to sell. Runs well. No problems. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
21" MTD 4.5HP pushmower (barely used) ($125), TORO leave blower ($25), GrassHog Elec/Weedeater ($25), or all 3 for $150. Contact Greg at (501) 940-7282
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2006 BMW, silver, 6 speed, excellent cond. $29,700. 864-313-2297.
DUNLOP GOLF clubs, 11-Pc. quatro with bag $100.00. Baseball bat Easton Alloy Maxlite Reflex extended 2 3/4 - 32'', 27 oz. Perfect $40.00.
1999 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE, V6, leather interior, power sunroof, premium sound, excellent cond., perfectly maintained. 104k miles, $6,500. 501-941-8830
1990 RS Camaro, white, not running, $875 obo. 563-6496
2005 Blk CTS Cadillac, 42k miles, leather inter. $20k, priced to sell, serious inquiries contact 247-8130. Leave a message.
1998 GMC Sierra Pickup, Rhino liner, tow pkgs, tow brakes, tool box, 152,000 miles. Truck is in excellent condition. Asking $6,500. 412-2855.
MAZDA Tribute "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $14,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
1997 SATURN SW2 79,000 miles one owner. RV ready. All power, cold air drives great. Call 831-3905.
2005, BLACK CADILLAC CTS, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
1997 HONDA Civic EX Coupe. Auto, 126K Miles, Red, Cruise, Runs great, Good gas mileage. $4500. Call (501) 812 5844
1997 DODGE NEON, Brand New Paint Tires, GREAT Gas Mileage. Very Clean $1200.00. Call Shawn @ 501-554-5167
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
1999 TOYOTA Corolla. 136,000 K miles. Motor rebuilt and has 65,000 miles on it. Great A/C. Great on gas. $4,000 OBO. (501) 412-8410
1999 DODGE Ram for sale: 85K miles, new brakes tires. Asking KBB value $6275 OBO. Call Stephen (501)247-6043.
2003 FORD Explorer XLT 4WD, Black w/ grey interior, Tow package, new tires, under warranty $13,650. Jacksonville 501-985-5634
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS Extended Cab 4-door, V-8, 5.3L, 36K Miles, $18,000.00 Call Joe@ 501-590-2694.
2005 Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000 miles, Bose stereo, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073 Wayne Robinson
2002 DODGE Intrepid 73000 miles. all power. 33mpg. excellent condition. 2 years left on warrenty 8000 OBO. Call anytime (210)296-6932.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 SPORTSER Hugger 883, 7,000 iles, forward controls, extra chrome, custom seat & bars, spoke wheels. $5500 obo. Call Sean at 501-941-7730.
2006 1100 Vstar chopped, single seater, custom paint, black w/ red flames, vance & hines pipes w/ baffels, 21" front wheel, $11,000 obo. 501-749-9012 or 501-749-9018
89 SUZUKI 250 ATV 4x4 excellent condition new plastic. Asking $1,300. 412-2855. 90 Honda Recon 250 ATV, new transaxle asking $1,500.
PAIR of 1998 Kawasaki 750 sea do's, excellent condition with trailer, two seaters, just serviced for summer. Moving to Germany must go. 412-2855.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV, Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 tilt trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954.
1974 HD sporster parts or partial bike, 1000cc, have title 217-823-2183 ask for Mark
BASS BOAT King Fisher w/90HP Johnson, trolling motor, fish finder RUNS GREAT 3 life jackets included Must sell $3500 983-1993
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
30' CAMPER, $18K, used 2 times, brand new. Call 985-5680 and leave message.
2001 LARSON 210LXI with 100 hrs- only $21,000. 5.0 L V8 EFI Volvo engine. 'U' shape seating w/ stowable table, swim platform ski's, tub, life jackets, ropes, knee board, dual batteries, AM/FM cd stereo, bimini top, ez load trailer w/ dual axle & hyd. brakes. Call 501-231-0286.
COACHMAN 1994 Santara MH, 29' sleeps 5, twin beds in back, lots of cabinets, 38K miles, self conained, $13,500.00 843-7338.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780. *
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT in Ward: 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath duplex, all electric, washer/dryer connections, $575 month and $325 deposit. No pets. No smoking. Available now. Call (501) 590-0538.*
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.*
FOR RENT in Cabot. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath home near Central Elementary, on cul-de-sac, with large backyard. $670 month, $500 deposit. Call Kathy 501-941-1705.*
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.*
2 BEDROOM 1 Bath duplex - Stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer hookup, new carpet - 81A Liberty in Cabot - $425 monthly, $400 security deposit. 501-849-2512.*
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
CUTE 3 BD/ BA House for rent off J.P. Wright Loop in Jacksonville. 1120 Ruth Ann, $650/ mo., $650 Dep. Available now. 541-0479*
DUPLEX-new-North Pulaski. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, all appliances including washer & dryer. All electric. Quite contrary. $550 month, $250 deposit. (501) 413-9876 *
CABOT AREA: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, screened porch, deck, fenced yard, all electric, refrigerator, microwave & range furnished. (501) 843-7124.*
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, close to Air Force Base. Good neighborhood. Available now! $525 month. Call 982-4257.*
SHERWOOD, Austin Lakes Point subdivision- 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 2152 sq. ft., convenient to AFB & Little Rock, quiet street. $1000 deposit, $1350 month, 1 year lease required. 334-358-4011 or 334-235-0887. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in quiet safe park, close to LRAFB. New carpet & appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today & get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. 501-835-3450.*
HOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.*
FSBO: LAKEWOOD, 1505 Circledale Dr., NLR. 3,200 sq. ft., Tri-level, formal living & dining room, den with FP, 4 BD, 2 1/2 BA, 2-car garage, $147,900. Appointment only (501)-837-5334.*
CABOT OPEN House this Sunday 2pm-4pm. Home located at 20 Corvette Drive. Built in 2005. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1230 sq. ft., 2 car garage, tile, tray ceilings. Call Shay at (501) 626-6875.*
CABOT FSBO. 4 BR All Brick 2100 sq ft home in Magness Creek. A Must see, this home has it all including a unique all glass fireplace, 2 car garage, tons of storage space and Fence Yard. $189,500 Call Bill Carter 501 912 8804 *
FSBO: BEEBE- 1100 sq.ft., 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, hardwood floors, large lot & storage building. New heat, air & roof in 2004. $69,900. Call (501) 882-0562 for appointment.*
CABOT: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath -1239 sq. ft., 2 car garage, brand new hardwood floor in living room, fresh paint throughout- in Magness Creek subdivision, nice neighborhood, good school - $115,000. (501) 605-8292, (501) 743-112, (501) 743-1121.*
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call (501) 749-9458.*
FSBO: Cabot, 4 bedroom 1800 sq. ft. brick home. 1/2 acre lot, office, family room, formal living room, fireplace, large screened in patio, fenced yard, pleasant subdivision. $105,000. (501) 542-0016*
RELAX AND FISH WHILE YOUR PROPERTY MAKES MONEY FOR YOU! 190' of lake front on Lake Conway's Green Lake. Property includes a 1050 sf house, a detached garage, storage building and another 2 room building at the water that would be perfect for bait shop, etc. 40 ft concrete boat ramp with public launching permit from Game and Fish. Private dock. Plenty of room for day parking. Also includes 6 RV sites, all with electric and water hook-ups, 3 with sewer. Bath and shower house for campsite guests. Lots of income potential! $225,000. Call Jamie and Tracy at 501-908-1028 for more information. MLS#10150380 RE/MAX of Conway.*
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
CHILD CARE opening, minimal slots available. Call Kim 501-676-6088.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.*
YARD SALES
MOVING SALE - 117 Mayfair (off W. Kiehl), Sherwood. Lots of clothes - name brands, furniture, household items. Everything cheap! June 22-23, 7-11AM.
MOVING SALE - Sat - Sun, June 23 - 24, 7am - 2pm at 1503 Pine Crest Dr. Jacksonville off S. Eastern.
HELP WANTED
COSMETOLOGISTS NEEDED. SHERWOOD AREA. PLEASE CALL 501-835-3649.*
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
SALES MANAGER & Sales People needed for selling puppies at Arky Barky. Must have sales experience. P/T or F/T. Apply in person at Arky Barky in Jacksonville, next to Lowes. Ask for Pat. *
JANITORIAL. Part-time positions available in Vilonia and Beebe areas. Top pay and medical insurance. Background check will be required. Call 501-791-2900 or 1-800-791-2902 Mon-Fri. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. *
DATA ENTRY POSITIONS- Full or part time direct hires. Requires minimum of 11,000 key strokes. For more information or apt. call 501-392-1500 or toll free 866-538-1500.*
CDL DRIVERS-Class A-Local and same day runs. Sunday thru Thursday, 2nd shift. Clean MVR, clean background. Perfect candidate lives in or around Pine Bluff. For more information or apt. call 501-392-1500 or toll free 866-538-1500.*
ZELLA'S TRASH Service is Now Hiring Full Time Positions for growing Lonoke County Trash Service. Experienced Drivers and Pickers are encouraged to apply by calling 501-843-5551.*
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.*
PETS
1 YOUNG dachshund with all it's shots, free to good loving home. Loves children and cuddling. Not registered. Call Kim @ 501-676-6088.
FREE TO Good Home, 1 1/2 yr old Female Beagle Mix, Spaded & up to date on shots, Good with kids, 501-255-6736.
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
SHELTIE PUPPIES, 5 wks old. $300.00 each, mom and dad sheltie $175.00 each or $300.00 for both. Registered. Call James at 941-9975.*
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
KENMORE COLD spot refrigerator, excellent cond. Less than 4 years old, $250 obo. Leather couch & loveseat, no tears. $250 obo. 658-9413.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines. Excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
UPRIGHT Freezer, about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Good condition. Asking $50.00. 412-2855
FURNITURE- King size bedroom set- hdbrd/ftbrd, mattresses, large dresser, two night stands. Light oak, like new, beautiful. $750. Call after 4pm. 940-3415
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
ITALIAN Microfiber couch, dark blue, less than 2 years old. Made and purchased in Italy, perfect condition. Paid 600 Euro ($830), asking $550. Includes extra material. Recliner chair. Navy blue, less than 2 years old. $125. 731-3737
SHOPPING FOR FURNITURE! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties. Ashley, Bassett, Lane, La-z-boy factory direct. 882-6638.*
FURNITURE SPECIAL- Ashley oversize recliners Retail/ value-$499.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe $299.00. 882-6638*
LA-Z-BOY, LANE & Ashley recliners all at factory discount prices. Large microfiber recliners starting at $299.00 payments as low as $12.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638.*
WAREHOUSE FURNITURE in Beebe does custom picture framing too meet all your needs. Largest display of framed art in Arkansas. Discount pricing! 1/2 price sale on select inventory! 882-6638*
ASHLEY FURNITURE Factory Direct, Ashley sofa's starting at $399.00. Payments as low as $15.00 per month. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING for furniture? Get the lowest prices possible! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will meet or beat any advertised price on exact brand and model. Recliners low as $239.00. 882-6638*
HOWARD MILLER Grandfather Clocks at 1/2 manufacturers retail price! Warehouse Furniture Beebe, 882-6638.*
NEED A NEW MATTRESS? Memory foam Mattress sets- Full Set $499.00, Queen Set $599.00, King Set $699.00. Warehouse Furniture 882-6638.*
NEED FURNITURE? Oak pedestal dining table with leaf, 4 press back chairs. Retail $499.00 Special $329.00. Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
NEED FURNITURE? Farmhouse Dining Table with 4 matching chairs. Retail Value $499.00 Special Pricing $369.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe. 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR NEW Furniture? Warehouse Furniture in Beebe is your factory direct source for La-z-boy, Lane, Bassett, Ashley all at discount prices! Lowest prices in Arkansas. 882-6638*
RECLINERS $299.00, Sofa's $399.00, 5 pc. Dining sets $329.00, 5 pc. Bedroom by Ashley $699.00 Warehouse Furniture Beebe 882-6638. Largest store in 5 counties.*
TRADE IN- Need new furniture? - Trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! -0- Interest 1 full yr. 882-6638*
DON'T THROW your old furniture away! Trade it in! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will allow you a trade in on new furniture! La-z-boy, Ashley, Bassett, Lane, low payments! 882-6638*
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE for new! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe will come and look at your old furniture in on trade for new! Financing available! 882-6638*
SHOPPING FOR New Furniture? Trade in your old for new at the largest furniture store in 5 surrounding counties! Warehouse Furniture in Beebe 882-6638.*
WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE, when you can trade your old furniture in at Warehouse Furniture in Beebe! Ashley, Lane, La-z-boy, Bassett factory direct discount prices! 882-6638*
SUEDE COUCH AND CHAISE LOUNGE, light brown, excellent condition, a steal for $350! Call 501-412-0063.
DORA the Explorer toddler bed for sale. $25. Call 605-8005.
LOST & FOUND
FOUND: MALE kitty found at St. Judes Catholic Church on May 24. Call 941-7800 to identify.
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
WANTED: BABYSITTER needed, reliable mature adult to care for toddlers, full time, must have transportation. Call 247-8130 good summer job. Also for a Senior.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: soccer players wanted to play on base, all levels welcome. Once or twice a week. Contact at chaconmitre@yahoo.com
WANTED: Need outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers in Jacksonville, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
OUTDOOR toys for twin toddlers, Little Tykes, push cars, jumpers, slides at reasonable price or give away. Call 247-8130.
MOVING BOXES; used OK; will break down and haul. 501-843-9055/501-425-1566
CASIO Portable Piano w/bench used twice. Still new and in excellent shape! Asking $150.00. 412-2855
WASHING MACHINE- Whirlpool HD Large Capacity. Old but works great. $100.00. Cell 314-623-9122.
PING ZING 2 3-pw irons. Excellent shape with new ping grips. $250, Medicus dual-hinged 5 iron $50. Call 960-4791.
GUITAR and AMP Fender guitar/with case and Crate AMP/Twin Crate Custom L 12" speakers, 120 watts RMS, comes with distortion pedal. $400. (501)259-6198.
INFLATABLE POOL w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high-$12; 983-0037.
PS2 w/ 7 games, 2 controllers and 1 memory card, $150. 27" color tv $75, 19" color tv w/ wall mount $60, both w/ remotes. 600 watt surround sound system $75. 276-389-9124
PORCH/lawn swing w/ matching table and chairs set $75, swing set, $50. U-Haul please. 940-3415
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
COMPUTER PARTS: 2 desktop computers, a 15 inch CRT monitor, speakers, extra cd-rom drive and a 64mb NVIDIA PCI video card new in box. All for $50 call 960-4791.
NORDIC Track CX985 Elliptical. 1.5 yrs old. Over $700 new. Barely used $500 firm. 501-676-5313, if no answer pls lv msg.
TRIPLET infant stroller with bracket and seats, rocking chair, Neosure Formula, call 247-8130
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2001 MURRAY riding mower, 38" w/ or w/out bagger, serviced last year. Moving, need to sell. Runs well. No problems. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
21" MTD 4.5HP pushmower (barely used) ($125), TORO leave blower ($25), GrassHog Elec/Weedeater ($25), or all 3 for $150. Contact Greg at (501) 940-7282
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2006 BMW, silver, 6 speed, excellent cond. $29,700. 864-313-2297.
DUNLOP GOLF clubs, 11-Pc. quatro with bag $100.00. Baseball bat Easton Alloy Maxlite Reflex extended 2 3/4 - 32'', 27 oz. Perfect $40.00.
1999 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE, V6, leather interior, power sunroof, premium sound, excellent cond., perfectly maintained. 104k miles, $6,500. 501-941-8830
1990 RS Camaro, white, not running, $875 obo. 563-6496
2005 Blk CTS Cadillac, 42k miles, leather inter. $20k, priced to sell, serious inquiries contact 247-8130. Leave a message.
1998 GMC Sierra Pickup, Rhino liner, tow pkgs, tow brakes, tool box, 152,000 miles. Truck is in excellent condition. Asking $6,500. 412-2855.
MAZDA Tribute "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $14,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
1997 SATURN SW2 79,000 miles one owner. RV ready. All power, cold air drives great. Call 831-3905.
2005, BLACK CADILLAC CTS, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
1997 HONDA Civic EX Coupe. Auto, 126K Miles, Red, Cruise, Runs great, Good gas mileage. $4500. Call (501) 812 5844
1997 DODGE NEON, Brand New Paint Tires, GREAT Gas Mileage. Very Clean $1200.00. Call Shawn @ 501-554-5167
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
1999 TOYOTA Corolla. 136,000 K miles. Motor rebuilt and has 65,000 miles on it. Great A/C. Great on gas. $4,000 OBO. (501) 412-8410
1999 DODGE Ram for sale: 85K miles, new brakes tires. Asking KBB value $6275 OBO. Call Stephen (501)247-6043.
2003 FORD Explorer XLT 4WD, Black w/ grey interior, Tow package, new tires, under warranty $13,650. Jacksonville 501-985-5634
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS Extended Cab 4-door, V-8, 5.3L, 36K Miles, $18,000.00 Call Joe@ 501-590-2694.
2005 Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000 miles, Bose stereo, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073 Wayne Robinson
2002 DODGE Intrepid 73000 miles. all power. 33mpg. excellent condition. 2 years left on warrenty 8000 OBO. Call anytime (210)296-6932.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 SPORTSER Hugger 883, 7,000 iles, forward controls, extra chrome, custom seat & bars, spoke wheels. $5500 obo. Call Sean at 501-941-7730.
2006 1100 Vstar chopped, single seater, custom paint, black w/ red flames, vance & hines pipes w/ baffels, 21" front wheel, $11,000 obo. 501-749-9012 or 501-749-9018
89 SUZUKI 250 ATV 4x4 excellent condition new plastic. Asking $1,300. 412-2855. 90 Honda Recon 250 ATV, new transaxle asking $1,500.
PAIR of 1998 Kawasaki 750 sea do's, excellent condition with trailer, two seaters, just serviced for summer. Moving to Germany must go. 412-2855.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV, Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 tilt trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954.
1974 HD sporster parts or partial bike, 1000cc, have title 217-823-2183 ask for Mark
BASS BOAT King Fisher w/90HP Johnson, trolling motor, fish finder RUNS GREAT 3 life jackets included Must sell $3500 983-1993
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
30' CAMPER, $18K, used 2 times, brand new. Call 985-5680 and leave message.
2001 LARSON 210LXI with 100 hrs- only $21,000. 5.0 L V8 EFI Volvo engine. 'U' shape seating w/ stowable table, swim platform ski's, tub, life jackets, ropes, knee board, dual batteries, AM/FM cd stereo, bimini top, ez load trailer w/ dual axle & hyd. brakes. Call 501-231-0286.
COACHMAN 1994 Santara MH, 29' sleeps 5, twin beds in back, lots of cabinets, 38K miles, self conained, $13,500.00 843-7338.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780. *
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT in Ward: 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath duplex, all electric, washer/dryer connections, $575 month and $325 deposit. No pets. No smoking. Available now. Call (501) 590-0538.*
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.*
FOR RENT in Cabot. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath home near Central Elementary, on cul-de-sac, with large backyard. $670 month, $500 deposit. Call Kathy 501-941-1705.*
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.*
2 BEDROOM 1 Bath duplex - Stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer hookup, new carpet - 81A Liberty in Cabot - $425 monthly, $400 security deposit. 501-849-2512.*
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
CUTE 3 BD/ BA House for rent off J.P. Wright Loop in Jacksonville. 1120 Ruth Ann, $650/ mo., $650 Dep. Available now. 541-0479*
DUPLEX-new-North Pulaski. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, all appliances including washer & dryer. All electric. Quite contrary. $550 month, $250 deposit. (501) 413-9876 *
CABOT AREA: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, screened porch, deck, fenced yard, all electric, refrigerator, microwave & range furnished. (501) 843-7124.*
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, close to Air Force Base. Good neighborhood. Available now! $525 month. Call 982-4257.*
SHERWOOD, Austin Lakes Point subdivision- 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 2152 sq. ft., convenient to AFB & Little Rock, quiet street. $1000 deposit, $1350 month, 1 year lease required. 334-358-4011 or 334-235-0887. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in quiet safe park, close to LRAFB. New carpet & appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today & get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. 501-835-3450.*
HOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.*
FSBO: LAKEWOOD, 1505 Circledale Dr., NLR. 3,200 sq. ft., Tri-level, formal living & dining room, den with FP, 4 BD, 2 1/2 BA, 2-car garage, $147,900. Appointment only (501)-837-5334.*
CABOT OPEN House this Sunday 2pm-4pm. Home located at 20 Corvette Drive. Built in 2005. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1230 sq. ft., 2 car garage, tile, tray ceilings. Call Shay at (501) 626-6875.*
CABOT FSBO. 4 BR All Brick 2100 sq ft home in Magness Creek. A Must see, this home has it all including a unique all glass fireplace, 2 car garage, tons of storage space and Fence Yard. $189,500 Call Bill Carter 501 912 8804 *
FSBO: BEEBE- 1100 sq.ft., 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, hardwood floors, large lot & storage building. New heat, air & roof in 2004. $69,900. Call (501) 882-0562 for appointment.*
CABOT: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath -1239 sq. ft., 2 car garage, brand new hardwood floor in living room, fresh paint throughout- in Magness Creek subdivision, nice neighborhood, good school - $115,000. (501) 605-8292, (501) 743-112, (501) 743-1121.*
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call (501) 749-9458.*
FSBO: Cabot, 4 bedroom 1800 sq. ft. brick home. 1/2 acre lot, office, family room, formal living room, fireplace, large screened in patio, fenced yard, pleasant subdivision. $105,000. (501) 542-0016*
RELAX AND FISH WHILE YOUR PROPERTY MAKES MONEY FOR YOU! 190' of lake front on Lake Conway's Green Lake. Property includes a 1050 sf house, a detached garage, storage building and another 2 room building at the water that would be perfect for bait shop, etc. 40 ft concrete boat ramp with public launching permit from Game and Fish. Private dock. Plenty of room for day parking. Also includes 6 RV sites, all with electric and water hook-ups, 3 with sewer. Bath and shower house for campsite guests. Lots of income potential! $225,000. Call Jamie and Tracy at 501-908-1028 for more information. MLS#10150380 RE/MAX of Conway.*
OFF DUTY LIFE >>06-22-07
Irish music, dance Saturday
Irish Music and Dance with St. Louis Irish Arts will be held today and Saturday at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View. There will be concerts each evening with a matinee performance at 2:15 p.m. on Saturday featuring the former winners of All-Ireland Championships. Admission is $9 for adults and $6 for children ages 6 to 12. Visit the Web site www.ozarkfolkcenter.com for more information.
Butterfly Festival this weekend
The 11th Annual Butterfly Festival is today and Saturday at Mount Magazine State Park, 16878 Hwy. 309 South in Paris.
There will be activities for butterfly lovers of all ages. Guest speakers and park interpreters will lead walks and talks exploring butterfly biology and gardening.
Hiking Hint: People usually see more butterflies and other wildlife when they explore on their own in quiet groups of three to five, as butterflies are startled easily. Children will enjoy make-and-take crafts. There will be handmade arts and crafts and other festival activities held simultaneously down the mountain in Paris. Admission is free. For more information visit www.butterflyfestival.com.
Blues Festival set in Ft. Smith
The 17th Annual Riverfront Blues Festival is today and Saturday Harry E. Kelly Park in Fort Smith. This year’s line up is top-notch with headliners Indigenous on Friday and Kenny Wayne Shepherd performing on Saturday. Festival line-up, blues in the schools and other information can be found on the Web site www.riverfrontblues.org.
Admission is $5 adults; kids under 12 free with an adult.
Bluegrass music slated at park
The 26th Annual Summer Bluegrass Festival runs through Saturday at Lester Flatt Memorial Park, 50 Lester Flatt Drive, Vilonia. There will be bluegrass and gospel music, food vendors, concessions, jam sessions, arts and crafts, swimming and fishing. Showers, restrooms, dumping station, park security are available. No alcohol permitted. Admission is $10 daily; $25 3-day pass and $8 to camp.
Opera in Ozark ends July 20
The 57th Annual Opera in the Ozark 2007 Summer Festival runs through July 20 at Inspiration Point Fine Arts Center, 16311 Hwy. 62 West, Eureka Springs. The 2007 season operas are “Falstaff” by Verdi, “The Marriage of Figaro” by Mozart, “Susannah” by Floyd, and “Little Red Riding Hood” by Barab. Tickets are $15 and $20. Call 479-253-8595 or visit www.opera.org for more information.
Irish Music and Dance with St. Louis Irish Arts will be held today and Saturday at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View. There will be concerts each evening with a matinee performance at 2:15 p.m. on Saturday featuring the former winners of All-Ireland Championships. Admission is $9 for adults and $6 for children ages 6 to 12. Visit the Web site www.ozarkfolkcenter.com for more information.
Butterfly Festival this weekend
The 11th Annual Butterfly Festival is today and Saturday at Mount Magazine State Park, 16878 Hwy. 309 South in Paris.
There will be activities for butterfly lovers of all ages. Guest speakers and park interpreters will lead walks and talks exploring butterfly biology and gardening.
Hiking Hint: People usually see more butterflies and other wildlife when they explore on their own in quiet groups of three to five, as butterflies are startled easily. Children will enjoy make-and-take crafts. There will be handmade arts and crafts and other festival activities held simultaneously down the mountain in Paris. Admission is free. For more information visit www.butterflyfestival.com.
Blues Festival set in Ft. Smith
The 17th Annual Riverfront Blues Festival is today and Saturday Harry E. Kelly Park in Fort Smith. This year’s line up is top-notch with headliners Indigenous on Friday and Kenny Wayne Shepherd performing on Saturday. Festival line-up, blues in the schools and other information can be found on the Web site www.riverfrontblues.org.
Admission is $5 adults; kids under 12 free with an adult.
Bluegrass music slated at park
The 26th Annual Summer Bluegrass Festival runs through Saturday at Lester Flatt Memorial Park, 50 Lester Flatt Drive, Vilonia. There will be bluegrass and gospel music, food vendors, concessions, jam sessions, arts and crafts, swimming and fishing. Showers, restrooms, dumping station, park security are available. No alcohol permitted. Admission is $10 daily; $25 3-day pass and $8 to camp.
Opera in Ozark ends July 20
The 57th Annual Opera in the Ozark 2007 Summer Festival runs through July 20 at Inspiration Point Fine Arts Center, 16311 Hwy. 62 West, Eureka Springs. The 2007 season operas are “Falstaff” by Verdi, “The Marriage of Figaro” by Mozart, “Susannah” by Floyd, and “Little Red Riding Hood” by Barab. Tickets are $15 and $20. Call 479-253-8595 or visit www.opera.org for more information.
TOP STORY >>E-mail-for-Life now available at Little Rock
By Master Sgt. Mitch Gettle
Air Force Print News
The Air Force began the first phase of a new e-mail system recently to enhance communication of Airmen worldwide.
AF eMail, known as eMail-for-Life or E4L, is a single, static e-mail address that will not change during the career of an Airman or Air Force civilian employee and is available to all Little Rock Air Force Base personnel.
The current e-mail system, rapid mobility of the force and frequent assignments and career development opportunities outside the Air Force can make it difficult for Airmen to communicate.
“At any given time, we can only reliably connect and communicate with 79 percent of our force through e-mail,” said Capt. Kirk Phillips, information technology division chief at the Air Force Senior Leader Management Office.
“eMail-for-Life” can be obtained at https://imp.afds.af.mil/e4ls/e4laddress.jsp. Once a user is assigned an e-mail address with the @us.af.mil ending, the user will have this address for the duration of their career.
Address formats will not differ much from already established e-mails. For example, 1st Lt. Cory Garcia, stationed at Little Rock AFB, currently has the e-mail address of cory.garcia@littlerock.af.mil. Under E4L, that address will most likely be cory.garcia@us.af.mil. Because many people in the Air Force have the same name, numbers may be added in the order e-mails were obtain.
So, if Lt. Garcia were the third person with that name in the Air Force to reserve his account, his address would then be cory.garcia.3@us.af.mil.
“E-mail is the most critical communication tool that we’re using to implement force development and transform our personnel process. Industry-standard e-business solutions require static e-mail addresses, and that is the direction the Air Force is headed,” Captain Phillips said.
Airmen will be able to complete personnel actions in minutes through e-mail and the Internet, along with other benefits, he said.
“Not only is there a huge potential for Air Force cost avoidance, but mission support will be greatly enhanced by empowering every member to reliably connect and communicate with each other without worry about changing e-mail addresses every couple of years,” Captain Phillips said. “We’ll be able to transform personnel processes under the Air Force directorate of personnel’s personnel service delivery model and empower members and databases to connect and communicate through e-business applications instead of local personnel flights.”
Those personnel processes include: official personnel notifications and announcements; command, promotion and professional military education candidacy and selection; and retirement, assignment, evaluation, feedback and decoration processing.
Frequently asked questions regarding E4L are available at https://imp.afds.af.mil/e4ls/faqs.jsp.
Air Force Print News
The Air Force began the first phase of a new e-mail system recently to enhance communication of Airmen worldwide.
AF eMail, known as eMail-for-Life or E4L, is a single, static e-mail address that will not change during the career of an Airman or Air Force civilian employee and is available to all Little Rock Air Force Base personnel.
The current e-mail system, rapid mobility of the force and frequent assignments and career development opportunities outside the Air Force can make it difficult for Airmen to communicate.
“At any given time, we can only reliably connect and communicate with 79 percent of our force through e-mail,” said Capt. Kirk Phillips, information technology division chief at the Air Force Senior Leader Management Office.
“eMail-for-Life” can be obtained at https://imp.afds.af.mil/e4ls/e4laddress.jsp. Once a user is assigned an e-mail address with the @us.af.mil ending, the user will have this address for the duration of their career.
Address formats will not differ much from already established e-mails. For example, 1st Lt. Cory Garcia, stationed at Little Rock AFB, currently has the e-mail address of cory.garcia@littlerock.af.mil. Under E4L, that address will most likely be cory.garcia@us.af.mil. Because many people in the Air Force have the same name, numbers may be added in the order e-mails were obtain.
So, if Lt. Garcia were the third person with that name in the Air Force to reserve his account, his address would then be cory.garcia.3@us.af.mil.
“E-mail is the most critical communication tool that we’re using to implement force development and transform our personnel process. Industry-standard e-business solutions require static e-mail addresses, and that is the direction the Air Force is headed,” Captain Phillips said.
Airmen will be able to complete personnel actions in minutes through e-mail and the Internet, along with other benefits, he said.
“Not only is there a huge potential for Air Force cost avoidance, but mission support will be greatly enhanced by empowering every member to reliably connect and communicate with each other without worry about changing e-mail addresses every couple of years,” Captain Phillips said. “We’ll be able to transform personnel processes under the Air Force directorate of personnel’s personnel service delivery model and empower members and databases to connect and communicate through e-business applications instead of local personnel flights.”
Those personnel processes include: official personnel notifications and announcements; command, promotion and professional military education candidacy and selection; and retirement, assignment, evaluation, feedback and decoration processing.
Frequently asked questions regarding E4L are available at https://imp.afds.af.mil/e4ls/faqs.jsp.
TOP STORY >>Team ready to rock Rodeo 2007
By Staff Sgt. Kati Garcia
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
With exactly 30 days left, training at Little Rock Air Force Base is in full force for the 2007 Air Mobility Command Rodeo.
Roughly 55 teams from around the world will take part in the 2007 Rodeo July 22 through July 28 at McChord AFB, Wash.
“Everyone competing is highly skilled, highly trained and highly motivated,” said Capt. Robert Shaw, 314th Security Forces Squadron operations officer. “Our goal, going into this, is to bring the trophy back to Little Rock, and bring the Rodeo back as well.”
The competition, sponsored by AMC, is a Mobility Air Forces readiness competition. This competition focuses on improving worldwide air mobility forces’ professional core abilities.
And the Little Rock community has been very vocal about their desire to host Rodeo here in 2009.
“We would love nothing more than to host the entire competition right here beginning in 2009,” said Chris Roberts, head of the Airpower or Arkansas committee. “We are sending a team of community leaders to McChord Air Force Base during this year’s Rodeo to campaign this cause.”
Rodeo showcases airdrop, air refueling, aeromedical evacuation, security forces competitions, short field landings and related group operations, and provides an opportunity for the world’s aerial refuelers and airlifters to demonstration capabilities, improve procedures, compare notes and enhance more 50 teams from the active duty Air Force, Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard unites as well as Allied Nations, according to the official Rodeo website.
Team Little Rock is sending two teams to compete – one from the 314th Airlift Wing and one from the 463rd Airlift Group.
“We’re taking both the old and the new from Little Rock,” said Maj. Thomas Rogers, 62nd Airlift Squadron and the pilot in charge of the C-130E team.
And some think that might make for more difficult competition.
“Our biggest competition, honestly, is going to be the C-130Es from right here,” said Capt. Perry Goebel, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Gold aircraft maintenance unit officer in change and the chief for the C-130J maintenance team. “We are going to win the entire competition, but we’re facing some tough competition.”
The confidence that Capt. Goebel has is prevalent among the entire Little Rock AFB Rodeo community.
“Our maintainers are the best in the business and they’re doing a great job for us,” said Maj. Rogers. “We’re looking forward to bringing back some hardware. My expectation is that we’ll win it all!”
1st Lt. Jason Purcell, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron maintenance officer and the C-130E team chief, said morale is very high, the teams are very motivated and “they are ready to get out there and defend out title.”
Rodeo training for all competitors will continue around base until the teams depart next month.
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
With exactly 30 days left, training at Little Rock Air Force Base is in full force for the 2007 Air Mobility Command Rodeo.
Roughly 55 teams from around the world will take part in the 2007 Rodeo July 22 through July 28 at McChord AFB, Wash.
“Everyone competing is highly skilled, highly trained and highly motivated,” said Capt. Robert Shaw, 314th Security Forces Squadron operations officer. “Our goal, going into this, is to bring the trophy back to Little Rock, and bring the Rodeo back as well.”
The competition, sponsored by AMC, is a Mobility Air Forces readiness competition. This competition focuses on improving worldwide air mobility forces’ professional core abilities.
And the Little Rock community has been very vocal about their desire to host Rodeo here in 2009.
“We would love nothing more than to host the entire competition right here beginning in 2009,” said Chris Roberts, head of the Airpower or Arkansas committee. “We are sending a team of community leaders to McChord Air Force Base during this year’s Rodeo to campaign this cause.”
Rodeo showcases airdrop, air refueling, aeromedical evacuation, security forces competitions, short field landings and related group operations, and provides an opportunity for the world’s aerial refuelers and airlifters to demonstration capabilities, improve procedures, compare notes and enhance more 50 teams from the active duty Air Force, Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard unites as well as Allied Nations, according to the official Rodeo website.
Team Little Rock is sending two teams to compete – one from the 314th Airlift Wing and one from the 463rd Airlift Group.
“We’re taking both the old and the new from Little Rock,” said Maj. Thomas Rogers, 62nd Airlift Squadron and the pilot in charge of the C-130E team.
And some think that might make for more difficult competition.
“Our biggest competition, honestly, is going to be the C-130Es from right here,” said Capt. Perry Goebel, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Gold aircraft maintenance unit officer in change and the chief for the C-130J maintenance team. “We are going to win the entire competition, but we’re facing some tough competition.”
The confidence that Capt. Goebel has is prevalent among the entire Little Rock AFB Rodeo community.
“Our maintainers are the best in the business and they’re doing a great job for us,” said Maj. Rogers. “We’re looking forward to bringing back some hardware. My expectation is that we’ll win it all!”
1st Lt. Jason Purcell, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron maintenance officer and the C-130E team chief, said morale is very high, the teams are very motivated and “they are ready to get out there and defend out title.”
Rodeo training for all competitors will continue around base until the teams depart next month.
NEWS BRIEFS>>JUNE 22
Hands free a must on base
Air Force Instructions mandate the use of a hands free device when using cell phones while driving. Violators will be cited and face loss of driving privileges on Little Rock Air Force Base. Contact Mr. Jeffery Bardsley, 314th Security Forces Squadron, at 987-6294 for details.
Finance will close temporarily
The Finance Office will be closed temporarily from 1:30 to 3 p.m. July 3 for a change of command ceremony. The Customer Service counter will reopen at 3 p.m.
Drinking water reports available
The 2007 Little Rock Air Force Base drinking water consumer confidence reports are now available. A copy will be provided to all base housing residents. Anyone residing off base and desiring a copy should contact the 314th Civil Engineering Squadron bioenvironmental engineering flight at 987-7398.
48th AS Change of Command
Lt. Col. Todd Pavich will assume command of the 48th Airlift Squadron from Lt. Col. Patrick McLeod today at 10 a.m. in Hangar 276. Contact Capt. Jason Abbott at 987-4803 for details.
Registration in progress
College registration is in progress for online Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) courses. Southern Illinois University (SIU) is registering students now for computer aided manufacturing. ERAU, SIU, Park University, Arkansas State University-Beebe, Webster University and University of Arkansas-Fayetteville will have schedules available next week for Fall Term I starting in August 2007. For more information, visit the colleges at the Education Center, Bldg 840 Leadership Drive.
Retirement today
Master Sgt. W. Keith Alexander, 29th Weapons Squadron, retires today at 2 p.m. after 24 years of service to the Air Force. Lt. Col. John Gordy, 29th WS commander, will preside over the ceremony, which takes place at the conference center.
Refreshments will be served at a reception immediately after the ceremony. Contact 1st Lt. Samuel Spiwak at 987-6219 for details.
Greens grand opening today
Base officials will hold a ribbon cutting at 3:30 p.m. today at hole 9, adjacent to the former clubhouse. Refreshments will be available after the ceremony. For more information contact the Golf Pro Shop in Hangar 1080 at 987-6825.
Air Force Instructions mandate the use of a hands free device when using cell phones while driving. Violators will be cited and face loss of driving privileges on Little Rock Air Force Base. Contact Mr. Jeffery Bardsley, 314th Security Forces Squadron, at 987-6294 for details.
Finance will close temporarily
The Finance Office will be closed temporarily from 1:30 to 3 p.m. July 3 for a change of command ceremony. The Customer Service counter will reopen at 3 p.m.
Drinking water reports available
The 2007 Little Rock Air Force Base drinking water consumer confidence reports are now available. A copy will be provided to all base housing residents. Anyone residing off base and desiring a copy should contact the 314th Civil Engineering Squadron bioenvironmental engineering flight at 987-7398.
48th AS Change of Command
Lt. Col. Todd Pavich will assume command of the 48th Airlift Squadron from Lt. Col. Patrick McLeod today at 10 a.m. in Hangar 276. Contact Capt. Jason Abbott at 987-4803 for details.
Registration in progress
College registration is in progress for online Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) courses. Southern Illinois University (SIU) is registering students now for computer aided manufacturing. ERAU, SIU, Park University, Arkansas State University-Beebe, Webster University and University of Arkansas-Fayetteville will have schedules available next week for Fall Term I starting in August 2007. For more information, visit the colleges at the Education Center, Bldg 840 Leadership Drive.
Retirement today
Master Sgt. W. Keith Alexander, 29th Weapons Squadron, retires today at 2 p.m. after 24 years of service to the Air Force. Lt. Col. John Gordy, 29th WS commander, will preside over the ceremony, which takes place at the conference center.
Refreshments will be served at a reception immediately after the ceremony. Contact 1st Lt. Samuel Spiwak at 987-6219 for details.
Greens grand opening today
Base officials will hold a ribbon cutting at 3:30 p.m. today at hole 9, adjacent to the former clubhouse. Refreshments will be available after the ceremony. For more information contact the Golf Pro Shop in Hangar 1080 at 987-6825.
TOP STORY >>Guard battles aggressors, heat in Hog Heaven
By Master Sgt. Bob Oldham
189th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Fighting off enemy attacks and the humid Arkansas heat, about 230 Airmen from the Arkansas Air National Guard’s 189th Airlift Wing proved they were combat ready last weekend.
Airmen from across the wing packed up their gear, shuffled through a mobility processing line, hopped on C-130s and landed at the Christmas tree area of the base for a two-and-a-half day mobility exercise, called Hog Heaven.
“I think the wing did very well,” said Lt. Col. Louis Teer, a 154th Training Squadron pilot and deployed commander for the exercise. “We got a lot of good practice for the [upcoming operational readiness inspection next April.”
A highlight, the colonel said, was seeing the 189th Security Forces Squadron incorporate with a New Zealand security forces team to help defend the deployed location from aggressors. The New Zealand forces were here at the base for a Joint Readiness Training Center exercise. The timing of both exercises allowed the Guard and the New Zealand forces to work together.
The New Zealand security forces, coupled with aggressive tactics, kept the base from being overrun on the last day.
“We talked about this during a 45-minute meeting [Sunday] night,” the colonel said. “I called all of the commanders from the different sections in and we just sat down and talked. The theme of that talk was, defend the Alamo, and we did it. We did it very well.”
Between attacks, members focused on accounting for personnel, self aid and buddy care and doing their Air Force-trained job.
Part of their job was to build a tent city from the ground up on day one. As temperatures climbed into the 90s in the afternoon heat, Airmen buckled but didn’t falter as tent after tent was erected. The colonel called a 30-minute time out, allowing Airmen to catch their breath and recover from the humid heat.
A dedicated team of support personnel ensured the Airmen in the exercise had plenty of water to stay hydrated and a medical team was on site to tend to any real world incidents.
One Airman on Saturday was taken from the play area by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment of chest pains. He was released from the hospital later that evening. A couple others required intravenous fluids to facilitate re-hydration.
“People learned a lot about a deployment,” the colonel said.
He said he enjoyed the opportunity to work with all the different organizations from services and security forces to personnel and communications.
As a pilot, he doesn’t interact with those organizations on a daily basis. He relied on an aircrew term — crew resource management and situational awareness — to help guide him through the deployment.
From an evaluator’s perspective, Maj. Daren Dickson, the wing’s plans chief, said the Guard Airmen were effective. He acknowledged that day one was brutal. Airmen showed up for work at 6 a.m. and were in the field shortly after Noon on Saturday. By Saturday evening, the day’s activities combined with the heat had taken their toll.
Sunday morning brought cooler temperatures and a renewed spirit among the deployed members. Later that day, rain showers and lightning moved in, halting the exercise for about an hour and a half.
On Monday, the scenario called for a chemical attack with an all-out assault to follow. The chemical attack caused members to don their chemical warfare defense suits.
Once the chemical threat was gone, the assault was on. The colonel’s plan to neutralize the aggressors was successful; allowing some in the play area not normally tasked with base defense a chance to fire their M-16 rifles. For those who hadn’t fired, their chance came when they had to expend blank rounds before they could clean their rifles and turn them back in for storage.
Exercise Hog Heaven showcased the teamwork and talent of the 189th AW, how it integrates into the Air Force as a whole, and its contributions to the war on terror by providing mission ready people.
189th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Fighting off enemy attacks and the humid Arkansas heat, about 230 Airmen from the Arkansas Air National Guard’s 189th Airlift Wing proved they were combat ready last weekend.
Airmen from across the wing packed up their gear, shuffled through a mobility processing line, hopped on C-130s and landed at the Christmas tree area of the base for a two-and-a-half day mobility exercise, called Hog Heaven.
“I think the wing did very well,” said Lt. Col. Louis Teer, a 154th Training Squadron pilot and deployed commander for the exercise. “We got a lot of good practice for the [upcoming operational readiness inspection next April.”
A highlight, the colonel said, was seeing the 189th Security Forces Squadron incorporate with a New Zealand security forces team to help defend the deployed location from aggressors. The New Zealand forces were here at the base for a Joint Readiness Training Center exercise. The timing of both exercises allowed the Guard and the New Zealand forces to work together.
The New Zealand security forces, coupled with aggressive tactics, kept the base from being overrun on the last day.
“We talked about this during a 45-minute meeting [Sunday] night,” the colonel said. “I called all of the commanders from the different sections in and we just sat down and talked. The theme of that talk was, defend the Alamo, and we did it. We did it very well.”
Between attacks, members focused on accounting for personnel, self aid and buddy care and doing their Air Force-trained job.
Part of their job was to build a tent city from the ground up on day one. As temperatures climbed into the 90s in the afternoon heat, Airmen buckled but didn’t falter as tent after tent was erected. The colonel called a 30-minute time out, allowing Airmen to catch their breath and recover from the humid heat.
A dedicated team of support personnel ensured the Airmen in the exercise had plenty of water to stay hydrated and a medical team was on site to tend to any real world incidents.
One Airman on Saturday was taken from the play area by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment of chest pains. He was released from the hospital later that evening. A couple others required intravenous fluids to facilitate re-hydration.
“People learned a lot about a deployment,” the colonel said.
He said he enjoyed the opportunity to work with all the different organizations from services and security forces to personnel and communications.
As a pilot, he doesn’t interact with those organizations on a daily basis. He relied on an aircrew term — crew resource management and situational awareness — to help guide him through the deployment.
From an evaluator’s perspective, Maj. Daren Dickson, the wing’s plans chief, said the Guard Airmen were effective. He acknowledged that day one was brutal. Airmen showed up for work at 6 a.m. and were in the field shortly after Noon on Saturday. By Saturday evening, the day’s activities combined with the heat had taken their toll.
Sunday morning brought cooler temperatures and a renewed spirit among the deployed members. Later that day, rain showers and lightning moved in, halting the exercise for about an hour and a half.
On Monday, the scenario called for a chemical attack with an all-out assault to follow. The chemical attack caused members to don their chemical warfare defense suits.
Once the chemical threat was gone, the assault was on. The colonel’s plan to neutralize the aggressors was successful; allowing some in the play area not normally tasked with base defense a chance to fire their M-16 rifles. For those who hadn’t fired, their chance came when they had to expend blank rounds before they could clean their rifles and turn them back in for storage.
Exercise Hog Heaven showcased the teamwork and talent of the 189th AW, how it integrates into the Air Force as a whole, and its contributions to the war on terror by providing mission ready people.
TOP STORY >>DUI is a crime, not a mistake
By Col. Wayne Schatz
314th Airlift Wing commander
Team Little Rock, over the past several weeks, we've had a rash of poor judgment. Drinking and driving incidents are on the rise.
Because I'm concerned for the safety and well-being of our Airmen, families and neighbors, I've asked our Vice Wing Commander, Col. Dave Watson, to lead a task force that will develop a campaign plan to promote responsible alcohol use.
You will hear more about the actions we'll take to discourage drinking and driving after the team finishes its work.
Drinking and driving while impaired is unacceptable and is a crime on and off base. Let me be absolutely clear – drinking and driving is not a mistake or simple mis-judgment of the situation.
A mistake is an incorrect, unwise act or decision caused by bad judgment or a lack of information or care. We're all human, we all make mistakes. We learn from our mistakes, grow from them and move on. That's how we become better Airmen.
It is a proven fact that drunken drivers put themselves and others at serious risk of injury and death. It is simply not acceptable in our wing, on our base, or in our Air Force. Anyone convicted of drinking and driving will be punished to the full extent of the law.
If my designated driver – my Wingman – left me behind, my plan failed. Airmen Against Drunk Driving is there in case your plan fails; our first shirts and squadron commanders are there to provide trusted counsel and support if needed. Every unit on base hands out cards that list phone numbers to call in case your responsible alcohol use plan fails. Use these resources. Don't put yourself or others at risk.
Make the right decision for you and for your family. We lose service members everyday to IED attacks in Iraq and to insurgent uprisings in Afghanistan.
Service dress-clad commanders and chaplains deliver the most horrible news a family would ever imagine to hear when an Airman is killed.
Don't put your family through this same grief by something you have complete control over. Stay smart, use good common sense, and practice sound personal risk management when drinking alcohol. Be safe and be responsible. Your life, and the lives of others, depends on your good judgment.
Don't drink and drive.
314th Airlift Wing commander
Team Little Rock, over the past several weeks, we've had a rash of poor judgment. Drinking and driving incidents are on the rise.
Because I'm concerned for the safety and well-being of our Airmen, families and neighbors, I've asked our Vice Wing Commander, Col. Dave Watson, to lead a task force that will develop a campaign plan to promote responsible alcohol use.
You will hear more about the actions we'll take to discourage drinking and driving after the team finishes its work.
Drinking and driving while impaired is unacceptable and is a crime on and off base. Let me be absolutely clear – drinking and driving is not a mistake or simple mis-judgment of the situation.
A mistake is an incorrect, unwise act or decision caused by bad judgment or a lack of information or care. We're all human, we all make mistakes. We learn from our mistakes, grow from them and move on. That's how we become better Airmen.
It is a proven fact that drunken drivers put themselves and others at serious risk of injury and death. It is simply not acceptable in our wing, on our base, or in our Air Force. Anyone convicted of drinking and driving will be punished to the full extent of the law.
If my designated driver – my Wingman – left me behind, my plan failed. Airmen Against Drunk Driving is there in case your plan fails; our first shirts and squadron commanders are there to provide trusted counsel and support if needed. Every unit on base hands out cards that list phone numbers to call in case your responsible alcohol use plan fails. Use these resources. Don't put yourself or others at risk.
Make the right decision for you and for your family. We lose service members everyday to IED attacks in Iraq and to insurgent uprisings in Afghanistan.
Service dress-clad commanders and chaplains deliver the most horrible news a family would ever imagine to hear when an Airman is killed.
Don't put your family through this same grief by something you have complete control over. Stay smart, use good common sense, and practice sound personal risk management when drinking alcohol. Be safe and be responsible. Your life, and the lives of others, depends on your good judgment.
Don't drink and drive.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
CLASSIFIEDS >> 06-15-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
CHILD CARE opening, minimal slots available. Call Kim 501-676-6088.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.
YARD SALES
AFTER YOUR yard sale, bring your leftover donations to TKO's Thrift Shop for Needy & Homeless PEOPLE! TAX DEDUCTIBLE. 515 South James, Jacksonville (open 10-4 except Wed & Sun) & 1212 South 2nd, Cabot (10-4 Tues-Sat). Volunteers needed! SUPPORT OUR CHARITY BINGO. 501-773-7712.
HUGE RUMMAGE Sale at Hope Lutheran Church. 1904 McArthur by the Airbase. Sat, June 16th, 7-2.
Garage Sale! 104 Montana Circle, LRAFB. Saturday, June 16th ONLY! 8am - 2pm. Baby girl clothes, toys, lots of odds and ends.
YARD SALE-105 Massachusetts Lane Saturday 8am till 2pm. Homeschooling, baby girl stuff, books, pc games, household items, toys, and much more!
YARD SALE- 102 Mississippi Loop 8am - 12 pm Saturday. June 16th Only.
HELP WANTED
COSMOTOLOGISTS NEEDED. SHERWOOD AREA. PLEASE CALL 501-835-3649.
FPMI is seeking to fill the position of T-1A SME, UFT courseware developer at Randolph AFB. Responsible for providing detailed technical on various military and corporate aircraft systems, including communication, navigation and electronic countermeasuers systems. Visit http://jobsearch.fpmi.newjobs.com/ to apply or fax your resume to 256-382-0291. EOE.
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
BABYSITTER NEEDED for infant. Must have own transportation. 10-20 hrs weekly. 501-988-1141 ext. 8217.
SALES MANAGER & Sales People needed for selling puppies at Arky Barky. Must have sales experience. P/T or F/T. Apply in person at Arky Barky in Jacksonville, next to Lowes. Ask for Pat.
SERVICES
WILL DO minor computer maintenance & repair. Call 501-517-0529 after 5:30 pm.
BROWN'S LAWN Care - standard lot $30 & up. Includes mowing & trim. Bushes, hedges & raking extra. 658-8572.
YOUR ULTIMATE Cleaning Service - 10 year experience in residential cleaning - references available - 501-352-7551 or 501-988-4022. call today for your free estimate.
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.
PETS
FREE to Good Home, Border Collie and Corgi purebreds, females 10 months old, housebroke, Call 517-404-5303 or 517-403-1994 for more information.
1 YOUNG dachshund with all it's shots, free to good loving home. Loves children and cuddling. Not registered. Call Kim @ 501-676-6088.
FREE TO Good Home, 1 1/2 yr old Female Beagle Mix, Spaded & up to date on shots, Good with kids, 501-255-6736.
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
KENMORE COLD spot refrigerator, excellent cond. Less than 4 years old, $250 obo. Leather couch & loveseat, no tears. $250 obo. 658-9413.
LARGE MOHOGANY ent. center $100.00. Tony Little Gazelle $40.00, Trimrider $20.00. All new condition. 988-9596 or 779-0008.
WASHER AND DRYER for sale $100 for both. Both run good. Call after 6:30. Phone number 501-247-3967. Ask for Josh.
SOFA, highback chairs, lamps, end tables and sofa table all for $425.00; Sleeper sofa $150.00; Bar with chairs $50.00. Call 241-2591. Leave message
SONY VAIO 15" CRT MONITOR w/built in speakers and microphone. Model # CPD100VS. Excellant condition. Still have box and manual. Paid $550 asking $45. Call afterrnoon 982-1882.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines. Excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
UPRIGHT Freezer, about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Good condition. Asking $50.00. 412-2855
FURNITURE- King size bedroom set- hdbrd/ftbrd, mattresses, large dresser, two night stands. Light oak, like new, beautiful. $750. Call after 4pm. 940-3415
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
LOST & FOUND
FOUND: MALE kitty found at St. Judes Catholic Church on May 24. Call 941-7800 to identify.
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
WANTED: BABYSITTER needed, reliable mature adult to care for toddlers, full time, must have transportation. Call 247-8130 good summer job. Also for a Senior.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
BOYS Clothing for sale - 6 months to 4 years (gymboree and gap clothing). Toddler bed for sale (like new). Call 501-952-4684.
LADIES HARLEY Davidson boots 71/2 black never worn. $100.00. Call 843-7777 after 5:00pm.
ABOVE GROUND pool. 18ft X 4ft circular pool w/Chemicals, ladder and pump/filter. Good condition, Bought last year. $150. 707-761-3139
REFRIGERATOR- Maytag 24 cubic foot, white, SxS, icemaker, 2 water filters. Still under warranty. $500 OBO. PCSing. Must sell. 952-9866.
CHILD'S WHEELCHAIR. Like new w/custom cushion seat. $150 OBO. 501-732-0200
OUTDOOR toys for twin toddlers, Little Tykes, push cars, jumpers, slides at reasonable price or give away. Call 247-8130.
MOVING BOXES; used OK; will break down and haul. 501-843-9055/501-425-1566
CASIO Portable Piano w/bench used twice. Still new and in excellent shape! Asking $150.00. 412-2855
WASHING MACHINE- Whirlpool HD Large Capacity. Old but works great. $100.00. Cell 314-623-9122.
PING ZING 2 3-pw irons. Excellent shape with new ping grips. $250, Medicus dual-hinged 5 iron $50. Call 960-4791.
GUITAR and AMP Fender guitar/with case and Crate AMP/Twin Crate Custom L 12" speakers, 120 watts RMS, comes with distortion pedal. $400. (501)259-6198.
INFLATABLE POOL w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high-$12; 983-0037.
PS2 w/ 7 games, 2 controllers and 1 memory card, $150. 27" color tv $75, 19" color tv w/ wall mount $60, both w/ remotes. 600 watt surround sound system $75. 276-389-9124
PORCH/lawn swing w/ matching table and chairs set $75, swing set, $50. U-Haul please. 940-3415
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2001 MURRAY riding mower, 38" w/ or w/out bagger, serviced last year. Moving, need to sell. Runs well. No problems. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
21" MTD 4.5HP pushmower (barely used) ($125), TORO leave blower ($25), GrassHog Elec/Weedeater ($25), or all 3 for $150. Contact Greg at (501) 940-7282
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2006 BMW, silver, 6 speed, excellent cond. $29,700. 864-313-2297.
2003 FORD Focus SE loaded and nice! Asking $8,000. Call Gary 658-0189.
2004 CHEVY Colorado, 4-door, 5-Cyl, 3.5L, 4X4, 42,500 miles, Z71 Susp, $16,500 OBO. Contact Matt at 501-982-1685.
1988 ACURA LEGEND L- GOOD COND. $2500.00. PHONE 951-8097
2005 Mazda Tribute S, V-6, AWD, Loaded, Extra Clean, 70K miles, Call Joe- 590-2694. $16,000.00.
2007 MITSIBISHI BRONZE ECLIPSE Fully Loaded. 2002 HYUNDAI ACCENT Silver 79,000k ($4300) or best offer. Contact James 501-658-5362.
2003 Cadillac CTS- One time owner - 69,000 miles. Bose stereo, nor star, new tires. Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073
DUNLOP GOLF clubs, 11-Pc. quatro with bag $100.00. Baseball bat Easton Alloy Maxlite Reflex extended 2 3/4 - 32'', 27 oz. Perfect $40.00.
1999 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE, V6, leather interior, power sunroof, premium sound, excellent cond., perfectly maintained. 104k miles, $6,500. 501-941-8830
1990 RS Camaro, white, not running, $875 obo. 563-6496
2005 Blk CTS Cadillac, 42k miles, leather inter. $20k, priced to sell, serious inquiries contact 247-8130. Leave a message.
1998 GMC Sierra Pickup, Rhino liner, tow pkgs, tow brakes, tool box, 152,000 miles. Truck is in excellent condition. Asking $6,500. 412-2855.
MAZDA Tribute "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $14,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
1997 SATURN SW2 79,000 miles one owner. RV ready. All power, cold air drives great. Call 831-3905.
2005, BLACK CADILLAC CTS, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
1997 HONDA Civic EX Coupe. Auto, 126K Miles, Red, Cruise, Runs great, Good gas mileage. $4500. Call (501) 812 5844
1997 DODGE NEON, Brand New Paint Tires, GREAT Gas Mileage. Very Clean $1200.00. Call Shawn @ 501-554-5167
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 SPORTSER Hugger 883, 7,000 iles, forward controls, extra chrome, custom seat & bars, spoke wheels. $5500 obo. Call Sean at 501-941-7730.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV. Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954
1998 POLARIS SLXH Jetski. 3 cylinder 120hp w/trailer. Only 112hrs on it. Runs great 60mph. Several new parts. Call 501-779-1555. Must sell.
2006 SUZUKI GSXR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000.00 Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
2006 1100 Vstar chopped, single seater, custom paint, black w/ red flames, vance & hines pipes w/ baffels, 21" front wheel, $11,000 obo. 501-749-9012 or 501-749-9018
89 SUZUKI 250 ATV 4x4 excellent condition new plastic. Asking $1,300. 412-2855. 90 Honda Recon 250 ATV, new transaxle asking $1,500.
PAIR of 1998 Kawasaki 750 sea do's, excellent condition with trailer, two seaters, just serviced for summer. Moving to Germany must go. 412-2855.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV, Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 tilt trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954.
1974 HD sporster parts or partial bike, 1000cc, have title 217-823-2183 ask for Mark
BASS BOAT King Fisher w/90HP Johnson, trolling motor, fish finder RUNS GREAT 3 life jackets included Must sell $3500 983-1993
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780.
GAP CREEK Subdivision. Gorgeous 3 year old home with space galore: 3400 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath; wonderful open floor plan. Only 8 minutes to LRAFB back gate. $1800 month obo. 501-920-7028.
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details.
FOR RENT in Ward: 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath duplex, all electric, washer/dryer connections, $575 month and $325 deposit. No pets. No smoking. Available now. Call (501) 590-0538.
FSBO: CABOT, 4 bedroom, 1800 sq. ft., brick home. 1/2 acre lot, office, family room, formal living room, fireplace, large screen-in patio, fenced yard, pleasant subdivision. $105,000. 501-542-0016.
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.
FOR RENT in Cabot. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath home near Central Elementary, on cul-de-sac, with large backyard. $670 month, $500 deposit. Call Kathy 501-941-1705.
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.
HOUSE FOR RENT! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath, 1.0 acre & 1300 (SF) Cabot Schools Updates: new roof, new Heat & Air Unit, Extra Insulation & new Interior paint Small dogs are allowed (call for details!) Monthly Rent: $700.00 & Security Deposit $700.00 Call @ 501-605-2205 or 843-1985.
HOUSE FOR RENT! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath, 1.0 acre & 1300 (SF) Cabot Schools Updates: new roof, new Heat & Air Unit, Extra Insulation & new Interior paint Small dogs are allowed (call for details!) Monthly Rent: $700.00 & Security Deposit $700.00 Call @ 501-605-2205 or 843-1985
2 BEDROOM 1 Bath duplex - Stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer hookup, new carpet - 81A Liberty in Cabot - $425 monthly, $400 security deposit. 501-849-2512.
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
HOUSES FOR SALE
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call 501-749-9458.
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.
FSBO: 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath house, Cabot, wood-burning fireplace, extra room/ office, 2056 sq. ft., big back deck. Great for entertaining, split floor plan, 2 car garage, quiet neighborhood. $172,900. (501) 941-1280
TARA MOUNT Subdivision- 10 Oak Ridge Drive, Jacksonville. 1600 sq. ft., 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, fenced backyard, great neighborhood, 5 minutes to LRAFB school gate. Call Twyla (501) 626-4600.
FSBO: LAKEWOOD, 1505 Circledale Dr., NLR. 3,200 sq. ft., Tri-level, formal living & dining room, den with FP, 4 BD, 2 1/2 BA, 2-car garage, $147,900. Appointment only (501)-837-5334.
CABOT OPEN House this Sunday 2pm-4pm. Home located at 20 Corvette Drive. Built in 2005. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1230 sq. ft., 2 car garage, tile, tray ceilings. Call Shay at (501) 626-6875.
OWNER TO pay up to $7,000 closing costs on quiet country home that sits on 6 acres. Home offers 6 Bedrooms 4 Baths, fireplace, family room & game room. Exit 1st choice Realty. Call Brenda 501-514-2250.
2000 sq. ft. doublewide with attached 1200 sq. ft. garage & shop. On 4.25 acres with pond. In Cabot School District $124,900. 501-941-4842, 501-941-4821.
CABOT FSBO. 4 BR All Brick 2100 sq ft home in Magness Creek. A Must see, this home has it all including a unique all glass fireplace, 2 car garage, tons of storage space and Fence Yard. $189,500 Call Bill Carter 501 912 8804
THE DROP ZONE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT will take ads by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 982-9421, or you may mail your ad to 404 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 72078. You may also email them to dropzoneclassifieds@arkansasleader.com Deadline to advertise in Friday issue is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MEN'S BASEBALL league base team. Looking for players. Contact George DiBello. Work 743-4815, home 605-9272. Practice starts Saturday, 3 March 2/16
THRIFT SHOP open to the public. MWF, 10 am to 2 pm, first Saturday monthly. Great bargains. All revenues used to support mission. Volunteers and donations welcome. Jacksonville Care Channel, 201 Elm, 982-4647.
CHILD CARE opening, minimal slots available. Call Kim 501-676-6088.
ALLIED REV Group Inc. is hereby offering classes in Phlebotany and certification. Medical billing and coding. Clinical hypnosis. Reduce weight. Hurry up-Limited Seat only. Call 982-3517.
YARD SALES
AFTER YOUR yard sale, bring your leftover donations to TKO's Thrift Shop for Needy & Homeless PEOPLE! TAX DEDUCTIBLE. 515 South James, Jacksonville (open 10-4 except Wed & Sun) & 1212 South 2nd, Cabot (10-4 Tues-Sat). Volunteers needed! SUPPORT OUR CHARITY BINGO. 501-773-7712.
HUGE RUMMAGE Sale at Hope Lutheran Church. 1904 McArthur by the Airbase. Sat, June 16th, 7-2.
Garage Sale! 104 Montana Circle, LRAFB. Saturday, June 16th ONLY! 8am - 2pm. Baby girl clothes, toys, lots of odds and ends.
YARD SALE-105 Massachusetts Lane Saturday 8am till 2pm. Homeschooling, baby girl stuff, books, pc games, household items, toys, and much more!
YARD SALE- 102 Mississippi Loop 8am - 12 pm Saturday. June 16th Only.
HELP WANTED
COSMOTOLOGISTS NEEDED. SHERWOOD AREA. PLEASE CALL 501-835-3649.
FPMI is seeking to fill the position of T-1A SME, UFT courseware developer at Randolph AFB. Responsible for providing detailed technical on various military and corporate aircraft systems, including communication, navigation and electronic countermeasuers systems. Visit http://jobsearch.fpmi.newjobs.com/ to apply or fax your resume to 256-382-0291. EOE.
ARE YOU from Miami? Military member needs reliable person to drive car from Miami to Little Rock in July. Contact Scott for details. 501-628-4237.
BABYSITTER NEEDED for infant. Must have own transportation. 10-20 hrs weekly. 501-988-1141 ext. 8217.
SALES MANAGER & Sales People needed for selling puppies at Arky Barky. Must have sales experience. P/T or F/T. Apply in person at Arky Barky in Jacksonville, next to Lowes. Ask for Pat.
SERVICES
WILL DO minor computer maintenance & repair. Call 501-517-0529 after 5:30 pm.
BROWN'S LAWN Care - standard lot $30 & up. Includes mowing & trim. Bushes, hedges & raking extra. 658-8572.
YOUR ULTIMATE Cleaning Service - 10 year experience in residential cleaning - references available - 501-352-7551 or 501-988-4022. call today for your free estimate.
HORSES
HORSES: Lucky Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our speciatly. (501) 988-2458.
PETS
FREE to Good Home, Border Collie and Corgi purebreds, females 10 months old, housebroke, Call 517-404-5303 or 517-403-1994 for more information.
1 YOUNG dachshund with all it's shots, free to good loving home. Loves children and cuddling. Not registered. Call Kim @ 501-676-6088.
FREE TO Good Home, 1 1/2 yr old Female Beagle Mix, Spaded & up to date on shots, Good with kids, 501-255-6736.
FREE TO good home, 2 kittens, black. 1 boy & 1 girl. 501-607-5490.
LOST GREY cat with white on nose and under chin. Neutered male. Friendly. Skittish of males. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
2yr. old ferret with large cage and all supplies. Has all shots and scent gland removed. Friendly and cute. Free to good home. (501)554-4181
FREE black Lab/golden retriever to good home. Angel is 8 months old and current on all shots. Call 501-796-3898 if interested.
FREE KITTENS 8 weeks old 4 white 2 white and black. call anytime (210)296-6932 or (501)773-3717.
FREE ADORABLE Kittens! 5 weeks old. Ready to go. Multi color striped. Really Cute!! Ward Area 501-259-6993.
FURNITURE
COUCH WITH recliners on each end, coffee table, 2 end tables $175.00. Kitchen table with glass tabletop and 4 rolling chairs $125.00. All in very good condition. Call 501-843-5501.
SECTIONAL - 6 months old $650; black teak wood dining table w/ six chairs & 2 leaves $450. All less than 1 yr old. Call 501-796-3898.
KENMORE COLD spot refrigerator, excellent cond. Less than 4 years old, $250 obo. Leather couch & loveseat, no tears. $250 obo. 658-9413.
LARGE MOHOGANY ent. center $100.00. Tony Little Gazelle $40.00, Trimrider $20.00. All new condition. 988-9596 or 779-0008.
WASHER AND DRYER for sale $100 for both. Both run good. Call after 6:30. Phone number 501-247-3967. Ask for Josh.
SOFA, highback chairs, lamps, end tables and sofa table all for $425.00; Sleeper sofa $150.00; Bar with chairs $50.00. Call 241-2591. Leave message
SONY VAIO 15" CRT MONITOR w/built in speakers and microphone. Model # CPD100VS. Excellant condition. Still have box and manual. Paid $550 asking $45. Call afterrnoon 982-1882.
COFFEE TABLE and two end tables solid oak, MSTA $150.00. Couch reclines, love seat rocks and reclines. Excellent condition $150.00. 412-2855
UPRIGHT Freezer, about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Good condition. Asking $50.00. 412-2855
FURNITURE- King size bedroom set- hdbrd/ftbrd, mattresses, large dresser, two night stands. Light oak, like new, beautiful. $750. Call after 4pm. 940-3415
BEDROOM FOR sale, 4 drawer chest, 5 drawer armoire, matches 2 drawer night stand, if interested call 240-285-4749.
CHINA HUTCH, light oak, 3 drawers, 3 glass doors, mirror, two lights. $200. Nice. 352-7016 on base. PCSing.
NEUTRAL COLORED couch, loveseat, coffee & 2 end tables, $300. Good cond. 850-855-6866.
CORNER desk w/ Hutch, Dark Honey in color. Less than a year old, $50 obo. Jacksonville 501.985.5634
BLACK Metal Futon with Mattress-$75 OBO Living room set, paid -$1800, selling for only $400, oversized chair, ottoman, couch and loveseat. Wood Dining room set, 4 chairs - $150. Call Simone 501-240-8112.
LOST & FOUND
FOUND: MALE kitty found at St. Judes Catholic Church on May 24. Call 941-7800 to identify.
LOST grey/brown tabby with dark stripes. Neutered male. Friendly. Missing in Ward Area on May 1st. Contact 992-5294 with any information.
WANTED
WANTED: BABYSITTER needed, reliable mature adult to care for toddlers, full time, must have transportation. Call 247-8130 good summer job. Also for a Senior.
WANTED: BabySitter, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
COLLECTOR buying older board war games. Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW...etc. Call 501-454-8762.
WANTED: Moving boxes. Please call 843-9055 or 425-1566.
BABYSITTER, needed for 2 toddlers, good summer job for mature responsible Junior or Senior; must have transportation. Call 247-8130.
NEED outdoor toddler toys, race car twin bed, playhouse etc.. reasonable sale or giveaway. Call 247-8130.
ITEMS FOR SALE
BOYS Clothing for sale - 6 months to 4 years (gymboree and gap clothing). Toddler bed for sale (like new). Call 501-952-4684.
LADIES HARLEY Davidson boots 71/2 black never worn. $100.00. Call 843-7777 after 5:00pm.
ABOVE GROUND pool. 18ft X 4ft circular pool w/Chemicals, ladder and pump/filter. Good condition, Bought last year. $150. 707-761-3139
REFRIGERATOR- Maytag 24 cubic foot, white, SxS, icemaker, 2 water filters. Still under warranty. $500 OBO. PCSing. Must sell. 952-9866.
CHILD'S WHEELCHAIR. Like new w/custom cushion seat. $150 OBO. 501-732-0200
OUTDOOR toys for twin toddlers, Little Tykes, push cars, jumpers, slides at reasonable price or give away. Call 247-8130.
MOVING BOXES; used OK; will break down and haul. 501-843-9055/501-425-1566
CASIO Portable Piano w/bench used twice. Still new and in excellent shape! Asking $150.00. 412-2855
WASHING MACHINE- Whirlpool HD Large Capacity. Old but works great. $100.00. Cell 314-623-9122.
PING ZING 2 3-pw irons. Excellent shape with new ping grips. $250, Medicus dual-hinged 5 iron $50. Call 960-4791.
GUITAR and AMP Fender guitar/with case and Crate AMP/Twin Crate Custom L 12" speakers, 120 watts RMS, comes with distortion pedal. $400. (501)259-6198.
INFLATABLE POOL w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high-$12; 983-0037.
PS2 w/ 7 games, 2 controllers and 1 memory card, $150. 27" color tv $75, 19" color tv w/ wall mount $60, both w/ remotes. 600 watt surround sound system $75. 276-389-9124
PORCH/lawn swing w/ matching table and chairs set $75, swing set, $50. U-Haul please. 940-3415
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
BOSE SOUNDBOCK fits all types of iPods. Brand new condition, comes with remote $200 obo. If interested call 240-285-0910.
PORTABLE dishwasher, like new $200 - Infinity SM155 speakers; $100 ea. - microwave ovens; $20 ea. - baby exersaucer; $40 - baby/women's clothes; $1 ea. - mtn bike $50 - oak T.V trays set (4); $40 all excel cond. Call 501-983-4932.
DISHWASHER GE built in. White, multi cycle, ex condition. $75.00. 985-0599 Jax. lv msg.
2 SEASON passes to Wild River Country, valued at $144.28 will sell for $125.00. Call 501-772-2257 leave message.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
GIRLS SMALL bike w/ training wheels - $10; Inflatable pool w/ cover - 8ft wide by 8ft wide by 16in. high -$12. 983-0037.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $225. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Call 988-9821.
ASHDOWN MAG300 Bass Amplifier, $450. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
2 COMPAQ desktop computers with 15 inch monitor all for $25. Call 960-4791.
LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT
2001 MURRAY riding mower, 38" w/ or w/out bagger, serviced last year. Moving, need to sell. Runs well. No problems. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
2002 Craftsman riding mower, 42 inch cut, 16.9 Briggs and Stratton engine. $450.00. Moving overseas must sell. 412-2855
21" MTD 4.5HP pushmower (barely used) ($125), TORO leave blower ($25), GrassHog Elec/Weedeater ($25), or all 3 for $150. Contact Greg at (501) 940-7282
AUTOS/ACCESSORIES
2000 CHEVY Silverado, 4 door, extended cab, bed liner, bed canvas cover,wheel trim, bug guard, cd player, white exterior w/ grey interior, $12000 obo. 982-9018 after 6 pm.
2006 BMW, silver, 6 speed, excellent cond. $29,700. 864-313-2297.
2003 FORD Focus SE loaded and nice! Asking $8,000. Call Gary 658-0189.
2004 CHEVY Colorado, 4-door, 5-Cyl, 3.5L, 4X4, 42,500 miles, Z71 Susp, $16,500 OBO. Contact Matt at 501-982-1685.
1988 ACURA LEGEND L- GOOD COND. $2500.00. PHONE 951-8097
2005 Mazda Tribute S, V-6, AWD, Loaded, Extra Clean, 70K miles, Call Joe- 590-2694. $16,000.00.
2007 MITSIBISHI BRONZE ECLIPSE Fully Loaded. 2002 HYUNDAI ACCENT Silver 79,000k ($4300) or best offer. Contact James 501-658-5362.
2003 Cadillac CTS- One time owner - 69,000 miles. Bose stereo, nor star, new tires. Asking $18,000- OBO. 501-605-3073
DUNLOP GOLF clubs, 11-Pc. quatro with bag $100.00. Baseball bat Easton Alloy Maxlite Reflex extended 2 3/4 - 32'', 27 oz. Perfect $40.00.
1999 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE, V6, leather interior, power sunroof, premium sound, excellent cond., perfectly maintained. 104k miles, $6,500. 501-941-8830
1990 RS Camaro, white, not running, $875 obo. 563-6496
2005 Blk CTS Cadillac, 42k miles, leather inter. $20k, priced to sell, serious inquiries contact 247-8130. Leave a message.
1998 GMC Sierra Pickup, Rhino liner, tow pkgs, tow brakes, tool box, 152,000 miles. Truck is in excellent condition. Asking $6,500. 412-2855.
MAZDA Tribute "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $14,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
1997 SATURN SW2 79,000 miles one owner. RV ready. All power, cold air drives great. Call 831-3905.
2005, BLACK CADILLAC CTS, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
1997 HONDA Civic EX Coupe. Auto, 126K Miles, Red, Cruise, Runs great, Good gas mileage. $4500. Call (501) 812 5844
1997 DODGE NEON, Brand New Paint Tires, GREAT Gas Mileage. Very Clean $1200.00. Call Shawn @ 501-554-5167
2001 PONTIAC Sunfire SE Coop, 96k miles, 2.2 L-4 cylinder, at, ac, moonroof, $3900. Ask for Victor. 501-352-7586.
2005 CHEVROLET Equinox, Metallic silver, 40k miles, 4 year/48k mile extended warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance, effective 2 June 2007, brand new Cooper tires, excellent condition, $17,400. David 472-8944 or 472-5868.
2005 DODGE Ram 1500 quad cab hemi 4x4, many chrome extras, maxxis mudders, 12k miles, warranty transferable. $24,000. 606-1150. Derrick.
2005 CHEVY Silverado LS, Ext Cab 4 door, V-8 5.3 L, 36,000 Miles, $18,700.00, Call 590-2694.
2004 Lexus IS 300 41,000 mi Silver/black leather int., 5 spd, 6 disk cd changer, power everything $20,700 Contact Ken at (501)259-2313.
$750.00 1966 Impala 2 Door need complete restoration inside no motor. For more information call (501)605-0663 Ward , AR.
2000 HONDA Accord EX 2dr, White, 155k miles, sunroof, keyless, very good condition inside and out. $8000 (OBO) 870-547-3654 or (870) 904-7381.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 42K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
2003 Cadillac CTS, One time owner - 69,000, Bose stereo/with CD, nor star, new tires, Asking $18,000- or make a reasonable offer. 501-605-3073/ Wayne Robinson
2003 SUZUKI VL800, many extras, 4,120 miles, $5,000.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 GMC SIERRA, 6.5L Turbo Diesal, 267,000 miles, $3,700.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
1994 ISUZU RODEO 4WD, V6, Great service history, Clean, New A/C, 143K Miles; $2,000. CALL 843-7633.
MAZDA TRIBUTE "S" 2005, AWD, 70K, Loaded, Excellent Condition, $13,000. Call Joe @ 501-590-2694.
2007 SUZUKI Vinson 500 4x4 Auto ATV, Black/Green, 2.5i Warn Winch, 300mi, 29hrs, Ramps + Helmet included. Must sell, $5,600, Jacksonvile. 501-366-6544
1989 CHEVY Silverado 350 engine lots of extras call for details. $3500 or B/O 247-0299.
2006 SUZUKI GXSR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000. Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 SPORTSER Hugger 883, 7,000 iles, forward controls, extra chrome, custom seat & bars, spoke wheels. $5500 obo. Call Sean at 501-941-7730.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV. Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954
1998 POLARIS SLXH Jetski. 3 cylinder 120hp w/trailer. Only 112hrs on it. Runs great 60mph. Several new parts. Call 501-779-1555. Must sell.
2006 SUZUKI GSXR 1000 Motorcycle, Red & Black, with matching helmet, gloves & jacket. $9000.00 Firm. Call 501-773-6153.
2006 1100 Vstar chopped, single seater, custom paint, black w/ red flames, vance & hines pipes w/ baffels, 21" front wheel, $11,000 obo. 501-749-9012 or 501-749-9018
89 SUZUKI 250 ATV 4x4 excellent condition new plastic. Asking $1,300. 412-2855. 90 Honda Recon 250 ATV, new transaxle asking $1,500.
PAIR of 1998 Kawasaki 750 sea do's, excellent condition with trailer, two seaters, just serviced for summer. Moving to Germany must go. 412-2855.
2006 POLARIS 700 ATV, Mint condition, true AWD, 222 miles with 29 hrs, comes with Onyx 5x8 tilt trailer, gun boot and Polaris full face helmet. PCSing must sell. Asking $6000.00 Call Russ at 366-0954.
1974 HD sporster parts or partial bike, 1000cc, have title 217-823-2183 ask for Mark
BASS BOAT King Fisher w/90HP Johnson, trolling motor, fish finder RUNS GREAT 3 life jackets included Must sell $3500 983-1993
2005 POLARIS Magum 330. Like new. 100 hrs. $2900. Call 554-5062.
2004 HONDA Shadow Sabre 1100 factory paint, black w/ grey ghost flames, $5900. Ask for Victor at 501-352-7586.
1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fatboy: Platinum silver on black, lots of chrome, under 2,500 miles! Excellent condition. $12,500. Call 773-3301.
1994 SUZUKI Intruder 1400, 29,000 miles, needs battery, $1,500.00. Call (501) 988-1118 leave msg if no answer.
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 AND 4 BR homes for rent in Cabot, starting at $700 per month. The Blackwood Team Realtors 501-843-0780.
GAP CREEK Subdivision. Gorgeous 3 year old home with space galore: 3400 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath; wonderful open floor plan. Only 8 minutes to LRAFB back gate. $1800 month obo. 501-920-7028.
3 BR homes for rent, starting at $700. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details.
FOR RENT in Ward: 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath duplex, all electric, washer/dryer connections, $575 month and $325 deposit. No pets. No smoking. Available now. Call (501) 590-0538.
FSBO: CABOT, 4 bedroom, 1800 sq. ft., brick home. 1/2 acre lot, office, family room, formal living room, fireplace, large screen-in patio, fenced yard, pleasant subdivision. $105,000. 501-542-0016.
CABOT 3 bedroom 2 Bath, office, fridge, washer/dryer, Central Heat & Air, large fenced yard with kennel. Pets allowed with deposit. $900 month & deposit. RE/MAX Real Estate Connection. 501-843-3067.
FOR RENT in Cabot. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath home near Central Elementary, on cul-de-sac, with large backyard. $670 month, $500 deposit. Call Kathy 501-941-1705.
JUNE SPECIAL - NO Application Fee! Deposit Only $87.50! Holding Fee Only $135! Call Overbrook Apartments (501) 758-3053 for details. No Appointment Necessary. Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30-5:30 & Sat. 9-1.
HOUSE FOR RENT! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath, 1.0 acre & 1300 (SF) Cabot Schools Updates: new roof, new Heat & Air Unit, Extra Insulation & new Interior paint Small dogs are allowed (call for details!) Monthly Rent: $700.00 & Security Deposit $700.00 Call @ 501-605-2205 or 843-1985.
HOUSE FOR RENT! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath, 1.0 acre & 1300 (SF) Cabot Schools Updates: new roof, new Heat & Air Unit, Extra Insulation & new Interior paint Small dogs are allowed (call for details!) Monthly Rent: $700.00 & Security Deposit $700.00 Call @ 501-605-2205 or 843-1985
2 BEDROOM 1 Bath duplex - Stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer hookup, new carpet - 81A Liberty in Cabot - $425 monthly, $400 security deposit. 501-849-2512.
For Rent: Newly built home, Magness Creek North, split plan, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1850 sq/ft, 2 car garage, $1,150.
HOUSES FOR SALE
FSBO: 513 Harris Road, Jacksonville. 2228 sq. ft., 4 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bath, 2 car garage, brick exterior, fenced yard. Near LRAFB. $217,900. Call 501-749-9458.
BUILDER SPECIAL: 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes in new subdivision. Cabot Schools. Approximately 1 acre. About 1800 sq. ft. Builder will pay closing costs. $159,000. Call Scott (501) 605-2195.
FSBO: 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath house, Cabot, wood-burning fireplace, extra room/ office, 2056 sq. ft., big back deck. Great for entertaining, split floor plan, 2 car garage, quiet neighborhood. $172,900. (501) 941-1280
TARA MOUNT Subdivision- 10 Oak Ridge Drive, Jacksonville. 1600 sq. ft., 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, fenced backyard, great neighborhood, 5 minutes to LRAFB school gate. Call Twyla (501) 626-4600.
FSBO: LAKEWOOD, 1505 Circledale Dr., NLR. 3,200 sq. ft., Tri-level, formal living & dining room, den with FP, 4 BD, 2 1/2 BA, 2-car garage, $147,900. Appointment only (501)-837-5334.
CABOT OPEN House this Sunday 2pm-4pm. Home located at 20 Corvette Drive. Built in 2005. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1230 sq. ft., 2 car garage, tile, tray ceilings. Call Shay at (501) 626-6875.
OWNER TO pay up to $7,000 closing costs on quiet country home that sits on 6 acres. Home offers 6 Bedrooms 4 Baths, fireplace, family room & game room. Exit 1st choice Realty. Call Brenda 501-514-2250.
2000 sq. ft. doublewide with attached 1200 sq. ft. garage & shop. On 4.25 acres with pond. In Cabot School District $124,900. 501-941-4842, 501-941-4821.
CABOT FSBO. 4 BR All Brick 2100 sq ft home in Magness Creek. A Must see, this home has it all including a unique all glass fireplace, 2 car garage, tons of storage space and Fence Yard. $189,500 Call Bill Carter 501 912 8804
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