Texas Hold'em
(Current as of Wednesday, Sept. 12)
Dave Castro 45
Hank Varner 40
Nathan Dennis 36
Peter Urbach 35
Jerry Kallam 30
Dave Rice 29
Katie Gradeless 28
Brandi Ablay 26
Bobby Martinez 26
Tim Thomas 24
Rachelle Simonof 22
Kenny Ridgeway 20
Nick Albay 19
Aaron Pohl 19
Drew Sayson 18
Angelina Prather 16
Carol McKinney 15
Derrick Dent 12
Justin Cooks (Dallas) 8
John Lescarbeau 7
Justin Cook 6
Adam Elerson 6
Joseph Rose 4
Phillip Cantrell 3
John Simonof 3
Kevin Rivera 2
Will Gradeless 2
Woody McEwen 1
Bob Heaton 1
(Current as of Friday, Sept. 14)
Peter Urbach 44
Aaron Pohl 40
Hank Varner 38
Katie Gradeless 37
Rachelle Simonof 33
Tim Thomas 31
Jerry Kallam 27
Kenny Ridgeway 24
Angeline Prather 23
Brandi Ablay 22
Doug Lingo 22
Joseph Rose 18
Adam Elerson 16
John Lescarbeau 16
Phillip Cantrall 16
Drew Sayson 15
Dave Castro 14
Dave Rice 13
Will Gradeless 10
John Simonof 9
Amos Pittman, Jr. 6
Steven Moore 6
Bob Heaton 6
Nick Ablay 5
Jerry Dent 2
Kristan Frazer 2
Bill Hodges 2
Josh Weekley 1
Justin Selepack 1
Kevin Mooney 1
Mike Smith 1
Scott Molaison 1
Craig French 1
Ben Lippert 1
Woody McEwen 1
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
CLASSIFIEDS >> 09-21-07
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.
TOASTMASTER INTERNATIONAL LRAFB Chapter- "Come practice public speaking & a great opportunity to meet people." 11:00 a.m. every Wednesday in Finance Conference Room. Questions? Call Alberto Ayulo. 501-987-8017
YARD SALES
GARAGE SALE- Friday 14th - Saturday 15th. Everything must go 8-2 p.m. A little of everything. 105 Berkshire Ct., Jacksonville, Stonewall Subdivision
GARAGE SALE- 2 family, Friday & Saturday, 9/14 & 9/15, 7 a.m. -? Queen size bedroom set, little bay bedroom decor & lots of miscellaneous. Will be held at Ward Mini-Storage #3.
YARD SALE: 155 Kansas Circle, Sat. 8 a.m. to noon. HP All-in-one printer like new; cedar chest; teen/young adult clothes; Star Wars toys and collectables; web-cams; DVDs, electronics and more. Everything priced to sell!
YARD SALE: Sept. 29th, 7 am - 1 pm. 13 Chetay, Cabot. North Magness Creek.
YARD SALE- Lots of quality items, household furniture, books, vhs tapes, etc. Fri. and Sat., 7-2 pm. 300 Fair Oaks Cove, Jacksonville. Off Harris Rd. and West Main.
YARD SALE: Friday & Saturday 21-22, Sept. 1017 Richard St., Jacksonville. Furniture, decorator items, clothes, shoes 7 - ? Rain cancels.
YARD SALE- in Ward, 72 Bud Grimes, Mattie Lene Subdivision. Lots of miscellaneous. Saturday Sept. 22nd 8-12. Rain cancels!
Church Rummage Sale Saturday Sept. 29 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Landmark Baptist Church (Inside),1701 General Samuels Rd. - Jacksonville.
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
FREE PUPPY- Lab Mix male he is about 14 weeks old. Mother is yellow lab and father is a mutt. I can be reached at 501-843-1252 or 501-765-2607.
FREE to good home, 10 mo. old Lab/ Jack Russell mix. Neutered. Shots current. Very playful. Please call (501) 255-7383.
FINCHES for sale; Gouldian and Zebra, several colors. Also Button Quail - $10 - $70. Call 941-1799.
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.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DRYER AND WASHER, whirlpool, newer large capacity, perfect condition, moving must sell. $450 cash. 612-3521
REFRIGERATOR, newer whirlpool, spotless, moving, must sell, $375 cash. 612-3521
WASHER, MAYTAG, newer, large capacity, perfect condition. Must sell. $225 cash. 612-3521
LARGE CORNER desk with glass shelf top. In great condition. $175 obo and 27" Sanyo TV $100 obo. 765-6300
PEDESTAL TABLE- 40" round, extends to 60" oval medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs. Upholstered. Good condition. $325. Pat 982-3084
EARTHBRAND wood burning stove with 2 doors & flat cooking top $550 obo. Call Frank (501) 351-7451 Jacksonville
BEDSIDE Co-Sleeper, light blue, $45.00. Pictures available upon request. If interested, please call 501-743-1462.
QUEEN SIZE denver mattress, double pillow top, electric adjustable bed. One year old, excellent condition. $650 OBO. Please call Marlana Brannan at 501-454-7157. Will deliver if you can't pick it up.
CHERRY WOOD CHINESE Tansu Stepper $600. Oriental Cherry Wood 8 drawer Armoire $500. Both Pieces 3 years old...like new! Call 554-4564.
QUEEN bed like new $300. Solid oak entertainment center like new $600. No offer to small and no sale to high. Call now! 501-681-1479.
OAK TWIN Bedroom set, bed, TV stand with dresser attached, $50 can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DINING ROOM SET- Lazy boy recliner, coffee table, weight bench, all in excellent condition. Call 985-3616 or 590-4567 if interested.
HP A1750E desktop with printer, monitor, & accessories asking $375 obo. Call for details. (520) 665-8388
LOST & FOUND
WASHER AND DRYER, $85 for pair; Wisk 100 oz detergent, $4; 17" computer monitor, $45; color printer w/ new cartridge $30. Call 831-0914.
ITEMS FOR SALE
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
2004 SUPRA Launch 22 SSV gravity games eddition tower, racks, lights, awesome stereo, fully loaded. 2350 lbs. ballaft sirius, mp3. Call Nate. 707-529-4404. $43,000 obo
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar w/hard case 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. 501-835-8978
BASS AMPLIFIER- Peavey 410 TXF cabinet (4 chm) with fender, BXR 300 head in rack, road worn but sounds great. $400 or will sell separately. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
HOME STEREO- Harmon Kordon receiver & 5 disc changer, infinity alpha 20, bookshelf, speakers are in excellent condition, $500 obo. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
FENDER telecaster 1952 US Reissue, butterscotch blonde with tweed case & accessories $800. Call Matt (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297.
PING RAPTURE irons 3-pw w/ graphite shafts, brand new, used twice. Paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $200. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Ashdown MAG300 4X10 Bass Amplifier, $400 firm. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $450, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
ELECTRIC Razor Mini Dirt Bike 18+MPH Excellent Shape $150 obo. Call 843-2091.
BRAND NEW GOLF CLUBS - Ping Rapture Irons w/graphite shafts, 3-PW, only used twice - paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339
TWO ALPINE Amps, 20" Flat Screen Monitor Couch and Chair, Guitar and Amp Lawnmower, 410 shotgun. Please contact Jamin Ruff 501-542-4385
Are you PCSing to Germany? I have numerous transformers, a microwave, extension cords etc.. Call Eric 628-1533.
BABY ITEMS! Stoller/CarSeat, Baby Bouncer, Jumperoo, Baby Bathtub, Snuglie Carrier, $85 for all. Great Condition 501-412-3148
BEAUTIFUL Swarovski Crystal Waterfall Chandelier, Height & Diameter 27" Paid $1500.00 willing to sacrifice for $950.00 Gorgeous call (501)941-3033.
ESTEBAN Acoustic electric classical guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap. $275. 835-8978
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring for sale, 1.78 karats, marquis cut, white gold, size 6, paid $1700, asking $1,500 obo. Call Aaron at 352-843-0772.
WASHER and dryer, works great, $300. Pool table, $25. 796-8597
Used Moving Boxes--Various sizes; dish packs, hanging wardrobe, small, Med, Large. 35+ Excellent Condition. $35 for all or $2 ea. 501-266-2160
FULL MATTRESS, box-spring, and frame. Less than 6mo old. $150 501-676-1343
WASHER $75, kitchen table $20, full size headboard/box springs/frame $25, twin size mattress/box springs $80.
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
1997 BUICK Lasabre, red, good dependable car. 835-6085 or 690-8468
351 WINDSOR Heads straight from machine shop. $150.00. Byron at 982-8607.
DODGE CHARGER white older model come take a look good restorer project. $550. Call 501-676-3434 after 6pm m-fri.
2005 Kawasaki ZZR 600 blue only 1,200 miles never dropped, garage kept. $5000.00 (perfected condition) Gary 501-951-6055
2000 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE 3.1L V-6 Auto, cold a/c, AM/FM cassette. Very clean. $3000.00 OBO. Call 228-233-8755 if interested.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- or obo. Can't beat the price call 247-8130.
2007 ACCURA TSX, 6 speed, 1 owner, black, black leather interior, full options, asking $22,500. Must sell. 856-266-8780
2002 FORD Explorer XLT, $9400, 90k miles. Call 366-6177.
2006 Nissian Maxima SE 3.5L V6. Navy. Leather interior. Fully Loaded. Must Sell! $24,500 OBO. Kevin at 501-772-0477.
2005 Silverado 4X4. Excellent Condition 4.8L V8 23200 miles. $15,900 Must Sell due to PCS. C231-3366/H835-1975
2003 Honda Accord Ex. 5spd, 2dr,sun roof, loaded. Looks and runs perfect 71,000k $9,500. This is below wholesale 681-6324.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
BOAT-2006 party barge 21, 90 horsepower Mercury engine, price includes trailer $17,000. Call (501) 960-7303.
HUNTERS Deer Camp Special, 23 foot 1977 Terry Travel Trailer sleeps 6, Toilet, Shower, two sofas, lots of room, awning, asking $1000. 501-960-7361
2005 KAWASAKI Ninja, 3X6R, red/orange, 8800 miles, great shape, asking $5500 obo. Call 856-266-8789.
2003 Kawasaki Vulcan Mead Streak. Red, 1500cc, excellent condition, only 2,600 miles, asking $6,800. Call 501-803-3320.
14' FIBERGLASS tri-haul boat with trailer $500 or best offer. Call Mike at 501-833-3366.
2002 Suzuki Intruder Volusia, 805cc, excellent condition, Silver/Gray, only 9030 miles. Saddle bags, windshield, and motorcycle cover included. Asking $3250. Call 501-247-4792.
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, large den, master suite, double garage, nice neighborhood. West Little Rock area. $1700 rent, $900 deposit. Small pets allowed. Available now! Call Lana (501) 309-3668.
GRAVEL RIDGE, 3 miles to Base gate. House for rent, 3 Bedroom, bonus room, fenced, storage shed, electric stove & dishwasher, safe neighborhood. $750 month + deposit. Background check. Call (501) 835-8393, (706) 615-6384, or (706) 615-6385.
CABOT-very nice-great location Hwy 89 South. 3 Bedroom, 16x80 mobile home, large front & back covered porches, 2 car carport, 1 acre. No pets. References required. $600 month. (501) 605-7200
MILITARY OWNER- 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1300 sq. ft., completely remodeled interior, large backyard. Jacksonville, 4 miles from front gate. $550 month, $300 deposit. Lease terms negotiable. (501) 743-9412
FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1850 sq. ft., Runyan Acres subdivision. Close to AIrbase. $1000 per month. No inside pets. Call Wayne Smith (501) 425-9291, James Green Realty.
CABOT AREA- 78A Liberty- Nice 2 Bedroom 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed. $500 month + deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.
FOR SALE OR RENT IN BEEBE- new 1330 sq. ft. home, heated & cooled, on 85 X140 lot in quiet subdivision. Next to daycare. 1 mile from school. (501) 940-1337
2004 MOBILE HOME FOR RENT- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, Washer and Dryer Connections. Refrigerator & stove provided. Landlord pays for water & lawn mowing. Tenant responsible for electric. No gas involved. Rent $485 per month, deposit $300. $10 non refundable application fee per adult. Applicants are asked to sign a 1 year lease & consent to a background check. NO PETS! For more info, call Paula Reed of CPEG Properties, LLC at (501) 519-0041.
CABOT- 503 East Myrtle- 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, Central Heat & Air. $550 month & $500 deposit. References required. No Pets. Available now! (501) 605-7120.
AVAILABLE NOW! 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Mobile Home in Jacksonville, tree shaded, Central Heat & Air, 1 mile from Hwy 67. $375 month, $375 security. References required. Absolutely NO pets. 988-5187, ask for Ed.
3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Bath, on 5 acres, big trees, Central Heat & Air, very quiet, 4 miles north of AirBase near 107, $400 rent & $400 security. References required. No pets. 988-5187, ask for Ed.
HOUSES FOR SALE
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, 1850 square feet, 2 1/2 year old, 2 car garage, breakfast area, split plan, electric. Vilonia schools. City water/ sewer. 20 minutes from base. $146,000. (501) 796-4662 or (501) 517-1029
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in Ward, 2 car garage, large privacy fenced backyard, 1300 sq. ft., hardwood, tile & carpet flooring, and nicely landscaped. House must be sold. For more information, please call (501) 605-3923.
HOME FOR SALE: brick 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, all electric, on 1/2 acre, quiet neighborhood, approximately 8 miles north of Lonoke on Hwy 31, Lonoke School District. $65,000. (501) 676-1331
BRAND NEW HOME- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, custom cabinets, tile, upgrade carpeting, smooth top range, dishwasher, micro-hood, covered patio. Approximately 1 1/2 acres. $118,000. Bob White subdivision, Cabot. Call (501) 993-7957, (501) 993-7946, (501)941-1504
HOME FOR SALE- $149,900- 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, 1900 sq. ft., large master, huge yard. Dove Creek subdivision. Vilonia- 15 minutes from back gate. Call Michelle 228-327-6177.
NLR OPEN HOUSE- every Sun. 2-4 pm. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. MUST SELL. All reasonable offers reviewed. Call (501) 605-7200.
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER- Cabot Schools. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1600 sq. ft. on 2.2 acres. 172 Poage Road. Below appraisal at $140,000. (501) 743-1159
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for lease- 14X70 mobile home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres- owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.
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.
TOASTMASTER INTERNATIONAL LRAFB Chapter- "Come practice public speaking & a great opportunity to meet people." 11:00 a.m. every Wednesday in Finance Conference Room. Questions? Call Alberto Ayulo. 501-987-8017
YARD SALES
GARAGE SALE- Friday 14th - Saturday 15th. Everything must go 8-2 p.m. A little of everything. 105 Berkshire Ct., Jacksonville, Stonewall Subdivision
GARAGE SALE- 2 family, Friday & Saturday, 9/14 & 9/15, 7 a.m. -? Queen size bedroom set, little bay bedroom decor & lots of miscellaneous. Will be held at Ward Mini-Storage #3.
YARD SALE: 155 Kansas Circle, Sat. 8 a.m. to noon. HP All-in-one printer like new; cedar chest; teen/young adult clothes; Star Wars toys and collectables; web-cams; DVDs, electronics and more. Everything priced to sell!
YARD SALE: Sept. 29th, 7 am - 1 pm. 13 Chetay, Cabot. North Magness Creek.
YARD SALE- Lots of quality items, household furniture, books, vhs tapes, etc. Fri. and Sat., 7-2 pm. 300 Fair Oaks Cove, Jacksonville. Off Harris Rd. and West Main.
YARD SALE: Friday & Saturday 21-22, Sept. 1017 Richard St., Jacksonville. Furniture, decorator items, clothes, shoes 7 - ? Rain cancels.
YARD SALE- in Ward, 72 Bud Grimes, Mattie Lene Subdivision. Lots of miscellaneous. Saturday Sept. 22nd 8-12. Rain cancels!
Church Rummage Sale Saturday Sept. 29 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Landmark Baptist Church (Inside),1701 General Samuels Rd. - Jacksonville.
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
FREE PUPPY- Lab Mix male he is about 14 weeks old. Mother is yellow lab and father is a mutt. I can be reached at 501-843-1252 or 501-765-2607.
FREE to good home, 10 mo. old Lab/ Jack Russell mix. Neutered. Shots current. Very playful. Please call (501) 255-7383.
FINCHES for sale; Gouldian and Zebra, several colors. Also Button Quail - $10 - $70. Call 941-1799.
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.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DRYER AND WASHER, whirlpool, newer large capacity, perfect condition, moving must sell. $450 cash. 612-3521
REFRIGERATOR, newer whirlpool, spotless, moving, must sell, $375 cash. 612-3521
WASHER, MAYTAG, newer, large capacity, perfect condition. Must sell. $225 cash. 612-3521
LARGE CORNER desk with glass shelf top. In great condition. $175 obo and 27" Sanyo TV $100 obo. 765-6300
PEDESTAL TABLE- 40" round, extends to 60" oval medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs. Upholstered. Good condition. $325. Pat 982-3084
EARTHBRAND wood burning stove with 2 doors & flat cooking top $550 obo. Call Frank (501) 351-7451 Jacksonville
BEDSIDE Co-Sleeper, light blue, $45.00. Pictures available upon request. If interested, please call 501-743-1462.
QUEEN SIZE denver mattress, double pillow top, electric adjustable bed. One year old, excellent condition. $650 OBO. Please call Marlana Brannan at 501-454-7157. Will deliver if you can't pick it up.
CHERRY WOOD CHINESE Tansu Stepper $600. Oriental Cherry Wood 8 drawer Armoire $500. Both Pieces 3 years old...like new! Call 554-4564.
QUEEN bed like new $300. Solid oak entertainment center like new $600. No offer to small and no sale to high. Call now! 501-681-1479.
OAK TWIN Bedroom set, bed, TV stand with dresser attached, $50 can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DINING ROOM SET- Lazy boy recliner, coffee table, weight bench, all in excellent condition. Call 985-3616 or 590-4567 if interested.
HP A1750E desktop with printer, monitor, & accessories asking $375 obo. Call for details. (520) 665-8388
LOST & FOUND
WASHER AND DRYER, $85 for pair; Wisk 100 oz detergent, $4; 17" computer monitor, $45; color printer w/ new cartridge $30. Call 831-0914.
ITEMS FOR SALE
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
2004 SUPRA Launch 22 SSV gravity games eddition tower, racks, lights, awesome stereo, fully loaded. 2350 lbs. ballaft sirius, mp3. Call Nate. 707-529-4404. $43,000 obo
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar w/hard case 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. 501-835-8978
BASS AMPLIFIER- Peavey 410 TXF cabinet (4 chm) with fender, BXR 300 head in rack, road worn but sounds great. $400 or will sell separately. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
HOME STEREO- Harmon Kordon receiver & 5 disc changer, infinity alpha 20, bookshelf, speakers are in excellent condition, $500 obo. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
FENDER telecaster 1952 US Reissue, butterscotch blonde with tweed case & accessories $800. Call Matt (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297.
PING RAPTURE irons 3-pw w/ graphite shafts, brand new, used twice. Paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $200. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Ashdown MAG300 4X10 Bass Amplifier, $400 firm. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $450, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
ELECTRIC Razor Mini Dirt Bike 18+MPH Excellent Shape $150 obo. Call 843-2091.
BRAND NEW GOLF CLUBS - Ping Rapture Irons w/graphite shafts, 3-PW, only used twice - paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339
TWO ALPINE Amps, 20" Flat Screen Monitor Couch and Chair, Guitar and Amp Lawnmower, 410 shotgun. Please contact Jamin Ruff 501-542-4385
Are you PCSing to Germany? I have numerous transformers, a microwave, extension cords etc.. Call Eric 628-1533.
BABY ITEMS! Stoller/CarSeat, Baby Bouncer, Jumperoo, Baby Bathtub, Snuglie Carrier, $85 for all. Great Condition 501-412-3148
BEAUTIFUL Swarovski Crystal Waterfall Chandelier, Height & Diameter 27" Paid $1500.00 willing to sacrifice for $950.00 Gorgeous call (501)941-3033.
ESTEBAN Acoustic electric classical guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap. $275. 835-8978
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring for sale, 1.78 karats, marquis cut, white gold, size 6, paid $1700, asking $1,500 obo. Call Aaron at 352-843-0772.
WASHER and dryer, works great, $300. Pool table, $25. 796-8597
Used Moving Boxes--Various sizes; dish packs, hanging wardrobe, small, Med, Large. 35+ Excellent Condition. $35 for all or $2 ea. 501-266-2160
FULL MATTRESS, box-spring, and frame. Less than 6mo old. $150 501-676-1343
WASHER $75, kitchen table $20, full size headboard/box springs/frame $25, twin size mattress/box springs $80.
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
1997 BUICK Lasabre, red, good dependable car. 835-6085 or 690-8468
351 WINDSOR Heads straight from machine shop. $150.00. Byron at 982-8607.
DODGE CHARGER white older model come take a look good restorer project. $550. Call 501-676-3434 after 6pm m-fri.
2005 Kawasaki ZZR 600 blue only 1,200 miles never dropped, garage kept. $5000.00 (perfected condition) Gary 501-951-6055
2000 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE 3.1L V-6 Auto, cold a/c, AM/FM cassette. Very clean. $3000.00 OBO. Call 228-233-8755 if interested.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- or obo. Can't beat the price call 247-8130.
2007 ACCURA TSX, 6 speed, 1 owner, black, black leather interior, full options, asking $22,500. Must sell. 856-266-8780
2002 FORD Explorer XLT, $9400, 90k miles. Call 366-6177.
2006 Nissian Maxima SE 3.5L V6. Navy. Leather interior. Fully Loaded. Must Sell! $24,500 OBO. Kevin at 501-772-0477.
2005 Silverado 4X4. Excellent Condition 4.8L V8 23200 miles. $15,900 Must Sell due to PCS. C231-3366/H835-1975
2003 Honda Accord Ex. 5spd, 2dr,sun roof, loaded. Looks and runs perfect 71,000k $9,500. This is below wholesale 681-6324.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
BOAT-2006 party barge 21, 90 horsepower Mercury engine, price includes trailer $17,000. Call (501) 960-7303.
HUNTERS Deer Camp Special, 23 foot 1977 Terry Travel Trailer sleeps 6, Toilet, Shower, two sofas, lots of room, awning, asking $1000. 501-960-7361
2005 KAWASAKI Ninja, 3X6R, red/orange, 8800 miles, great shape, asking $5500 obo. Call 856-266-8789.
2003 Kawasaki Vulcan Mead Streak. Red, 1500cc, excellent condition, only 2,600 miles, asking $6,800. Call 501-803-3320.
14' FIBERGLASS tri-haul boat with trailer $500 or best offer. Call Mike at 501-833-3366.
2002 Suzuki Intruder Volusia, 805cc, excellent condition, Silver/Gray, only 9030 miles. Saddle bags, windshield, and motorcycle cover included. Asking $3250. Call 501-247-4792.
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, large den, master suite, double garage, nice neighborhood. West Little Rock area. $1700 rent, $900 deposit. Small pets allowed. Available now! Call Lana (501) 309-3668.
GRAVEL RIDGE, 3 miles to Base gate. House for rent, 3 Bedroom, bonus room, fenced, storage shed, electric stove & dishwasher, safe neighborhood. $750 month + deposit. Background check. Call (501) 835-8393, (706) 615-6384, or (706) 615-6385.
CABOT-very nice-great location Hwy 89 South. 3 Bedroom, 16x80 mobile home, large front & back covered porches, 2 car carport, 1 acre. No pets. References required. $600 month. (501) 605-7200
MILITARY OWNER- 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1300 sq. ft., completely remodeled interior, large backyard. Jacksonville, 4 miles from front gate. $550 month, $300 deposit. Lease terms negotiable. (501) 743-9412
FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1850 sq. ft., Runyan Acres subdivision. Close to AIrbase. $1000 per month. No inside pets. Call Wayne Smith (501) 425-9291, James Green Realty.
CABOT AREA- 78A Liberty- Nice 2 Bedroom 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed. $500 month + deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.
FOR SALE OR RENT IN BEEBE- new 1330 sq. ft. home, heated & cooled, on 85 X140 lot in quiet subdivision. Next to daycare. 1 mile from school. (501) 940-1337
2004 MOBILE HOME FOR RENT- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, Washer and Dryer Connections. Refrigerator & stove provided. Landlord pays for water & lawn mowing. Tenant responsible for electric. No gas involved. Rent $485 per month, deposit $300. $10 non refundable application fee per adult. Applicants are asked to sign a 1 year lease & consent to a background check. NO PETS! For more info, call Paula Reed of CPEG Properties, LLC at (501) 519-0041.
CABOT- 503 East Myrtle- 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, Central Heat & Air. $550 month & $500 deposit. References required. No Pets. Available now! (501) 605-7120.
AVAILABLE NOW! 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Mobile Home in Jacksonville, tree shaded, Central Heat & Air, 1 mile from Hwy 67. $375 month, $375 security. References required. Absolutely NO pets. 988-5187, ask for Ed.
3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Bath, on 5 acres, big trees, Central Heat & Air, very quiet, 4 miles north of AirBase near 107, $400 rent & $400 security. References required. No pets. 988-5187, ask for Ed.
HOUSES FOR SALE
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, 1850 square feet, 2 1/2 year old, 2 car garage, breakfast area, split plan, electric. Vilonia schools. City water/ sewer. 20 minutes from base. $146,000. (501) 796-4662 or (501) 517-1029
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in Ward, 2 car garage, large privacy fenced backyard, 1300 sq. ft., hardwood, tile & carpet flooring, and nicely landscaped. House must be sold. For more information, please call (501) 605-3923.
HOME FOR SALE: brick 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, all electric, on 1/2 acre, quiet neighborhood, approximately 8 miles north of Lonoke on Hwy 31, Lonoke School District. $65,000. (501) 676-1331
BRAND NEW HOME- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, custom cabinets, tile, upgrade carpeting, smooth top range, dishwasher, micro-hood, covered patio. Approximately 1 1/2 acres. $118,000. Bob White subdivision, Cabot. Call (501) 993-7957, (501) 993-7946, (501)941-1504
HOME FOR SALE- $149,900- 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, 1900 sq. ft., large master, huge yard. Dove Creek subdivision. Vilonia- 15 minutes from back gate. Call Michelle 228-327-6177.
NLR OPEN HOUSE- every Sun. 2-4 pm. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. MUST SELL. All reasonable offers reviewed. Call (501) 605-7200.
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER- Cabot Schools. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1600 sq. ft. on 2.2 acres. 172 Poage Road. Below appraisal at $140,000. (501) 743-1159
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for lease- 14X70 mobile home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres- owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.
OFF DUTY LIFE >>09-21-07
Worldfest this weekend
WorldFest 2007 runs through Saturday at MacArthur Park, located at 9th and Commerce streets in Little Rock.
WorldFest is a two-day multi-cultural festival celebrating diversity both in Arkansas and as part of a global community through food, music, dance, art, crafts, culture and education.
This year’s celebration is also in recognition of the 50th Anniversary of Central High School Integration and the courage of the Little Rock Nine.
The WorldFest theme is “The World is Watching Us! From Civil Rights to Human Rights: Celebrating Our Diversity” and is the inspiration for all aspects of WorldFest.
Admission is free.
For more information visit www.rcdcworldfest.org.
Fall swap meet slated at Petit Jean
The 10th Annual Petit Jean Fall Swap Meet runs through Saturday at the Museum of Automobiles, Petit Jean Mountain. There will be 1,500 vendor spaces available filled with cars, parts, antiques, arts and crafts and more.
For more information visit www.museumofautos.com.
The Legacy Project exhibition this month
The Legacy Project, by Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj runs through Sept. 30 at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre in Little Rock. The Legacy Project is a world premiere of a new work commissioned by The Rep in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1957 desegregation of Little Rock’s Central High.
Culled from dozens of interviews with those who experienced events first hand, The Legacy Project is the powerful, transcendent story of the impact — the legacy — of 1957 on Little Rock today.
Admission is $20 to $35. For more information visit www.therep.org.
Pumpkin Patch open in Mayflower
Kountry Kuzins Punkin Patch and General Store, located 10 miles east of Mayflower on Hwy. 89 South, between Mayflower and Cato/Jacksonvlle, runs through Oct. 31. Saturday, Sept., 29 is John Deere Tractor Day.
Pumpkins, wagon rides, hay maze, cow train rides, General Store with jams and jellies, homemade items, famous hand-painted Razorback pumpkins, fall wreaths and décor and concessions will be available.
Weekend events include horseshoe and cow chip throwing, greased pig chase and much more. Live music on “Pickin’-n-Playin’” Sundays.
Admission is $5 for wagon ride with pumpkin ($6 on weekends); $5 for morning hay maze; $6 for evening hay maze and $2 for the cow train.
For more information call 501-269-1450.
Corn maze open through Nov. 4
The 3rd Annual Schaefers Farm Corn Maze, located at Schaefers Farm at Lollie, runs through Nov. 4. Schaefers Farm Corn Maze is a 12-acre corn maze (puzzle). There is a smaller maze for kids. Scenic hayrides along the Arkansas River are available. Flashlight nights and special Halloween events are slated. A concession, hand washing stations, porta-potties, picnic area are available. The pumpkin patch is across the road. Admission is $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, $3 for ages 3 to 5, $5 for ages 6 to 12, $2.50 for the kids’ maze and $3 for the scenic hay ride. Special pricing is available for groups. For more information visit www.schaeferscornmaze.com.
Mayan Medallion (IP Gallery) ru Beautiful to Look at, Beautiful to Hold: Blown and Pressed Glass from the Permanent Collection runs through May 11, 2008, at the Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock. Art of glass-making with examples from the museum’s permanent collection. An opening reception will be held on September 14, 5–8 p.m. in conjunction with 2nd Friday Art Night. Admission is free. For more information visit www.historicarkansas.org.
WorldFest 2007 runs through Saturday at MacArthur Park, located at 9th and Commerce streets in Little Rock.
WorldFest is a two-day multi-cultural festival celebrating diversity both in Arkansas and as part of a global community through food, music, dance, art, crafts, culture and education.
This year’s celebration is also in recognition of the 50th Anniversary of Central High School Integration and the courage of the Little Rock Nine.
The WorldFest theme is “The World is Watching Us! From Civil Rights to Human Rights: Celebrating Our Diversity” and is the inspiration for all aspects of WorldFest.
Admission is free.
For more information visit www.rcdcworldfest.org.
Fall swap meet slated at Petit Jean
The 10th Annual Petit Jean Fall Swap Meet runs through Saturday at the Museum of Automobiles, Petit Jean Mountain. There will be 1,500 vendor spaces available filled with cars, parts, antiques, arts and crafts and more.
For more information visit www.museumofautos.com.
The Legacy Project exhibition this month
The Legacy Project, by Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj runs through Sept. 30 at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre in Little Rock. The Legacy Project is a world premiere of a new work commissioned by The Rep in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1957 desegregation of Little Rock’s Central High.
Culled from dozens of interviews with those who experienced events first hand, The Legacy Project is the powerful, transcendent story of the impact — the legacy — of 1957 on Little Rock today.
Admission is $20 to $35. For more information visit www.therep.org.
Pumpkin Patch open in Mayflower
Kountry Kuzins Punkin Patch and General Store, located 10 miles east of Mayflower on Hwy. 89 South, between Mayflower and Cato/Jacksonvlle, runs through Oct. 31. Saturday, Sept., 29 is John Deere Tractor Day.
Pumpkins, wagon rides, hay maze, cow train rides, General Store with jams and jellies, homemade items, famous hand-painted Razorback pumpkins, fall wreaths and décor and concessions will be available.
Weekend events include horseshoe and cow chip throwing, greased pig chase and much more. Live music on “Pickin’-n-Playin’” Sundays.
Admission is $5 for wagon ride with pumpkin ($6 on weekends); $5 for morning hay maze; $6 for evening hay maze and $2 for the cow train.
For more information call 501-269-1450.
Corn maze open through Nov. 4
The 3rd Annual Schaefers Farm Corn Maze, located at Schaefers Farm at Lollie, runs through Nov. 4. Schaefers Farm Corn Maze is a 12-acre corn maze (puzzle). There is a smaller maze for kids. Scenic hayrides along the Arkansas River are available. Flashlight nights and special Halloween events are slated. A concession, hand washing stations, porta-potties, picnic area are available. The pumpkin patch is across the road. Admission is $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, $3 for ages 3 to 5, $5 for ages 6 to 12, $2.50 for the kids’ maze and $3 for the scenic hay ride. Special pricing is available for groups. For more information visit www.schaeferscornmaze.com.
Mayan Medallion (IP Gallery) ru Beautiful to Look at, Beautiful to Hold: Blown and Pressed Glass from the Permanent Collection runs through May 11, 2008, at the Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock. Art of glass-making with examples from the museum’s permanent collection. An opening reception will be held on September 14, 5–8 p.m. in conjunction with 2nd Friday Art Night. Admission is free. For more information visit www.historicarkansas.org.
NEWS BRIEFS >> 09/21/07
GOV service station closed Sept. 30
The base service station for government vehicles will be closed Sept 30 at 3 p.m. and will reopen at midnight Oct. 1 to all for end of fiscal year close out. All vehicles will need to be fueled prior to this. Emergency fuel request should be made through the resource control center at 987-3016.
Right Start changes
The joint intro processing, formerly called Right Start, is now being held Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Thomas Community Activities Center. Spouses are encouraged to attend this event with their active duty military member. Base and local community information is presented at this event. Contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 987-6801 for more information.
WG/CC golf tourney
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz is hosting a commander’s golf tournament Friday, Oct. 5. Lunch is at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start at noon. This is a 4-person scramble format. The entry is $30 per person. Contact Capt. Christopher Dickens at christopher.dickens@littlerock.af.mil or Master Sgt. Javier Holst at javier.holst@littlerock.af.mil for more information.
Hispanic-American Heritage month
The LRAFB HAH Special Observance Committee will also be hosting a variety of events in hopes of enriching your understanding and appreciation of the Hispanic-American culture. Contact Jolene Cantrell at Jolene.cantrell-payton@littlerock.af.mil or 987-6270. The events are: Oct. 2, Lunch and Learn movie on famous Hispanic-Americans II- lunch is provided; Oct. 5, Lunch and Learn food tasting and Latin dance demonstration/lesson; Oct. 9, Arnold Elementary Outreach movie showing and Oct. 10, Hispanic meal will be on the menu at the Razorback Café.
VA disability claims
The 314th Medical Group offers a VA disability pre-discharge briefing. Airmen who are retiring or separating should contact the Airmen and Family Readiness Center at 987-3723 or the 314th MDG Tricare office at 987-1285 75 to 180 days before their last duty day. These offices will provide necessary information on filing VA disability claims.
Medical appointments available online
All Little Rock Air Force Base medical appointments can be booked online using Tricare Online. TOL offers an array of interactive features and capabilities that are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The site provides lines to information on claims, enrollment, pharmacy and dental benefits. Primary care management appointments can be booked through the site before the clinic appointment lines open. Visit www.tricareonline.com for more information and to register.
Spouses Club to host craft bazaar
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is having a Holiday Craft Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the LRAFB Conference Center. There will be a small food court at this event. Food vendor slots are open to squadrons/units on a first come first served basis. Booth fee is $50. Units may contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522. The food item you wish to sell will also be on a first come first served basis. Craft booths are available with a cost of $50 per booth. For more information please contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522.
NAF jobs available
The following non-appropriated-fund jobs are available: Lodging, custodial worker NA-II, flexible hours; Youth Center, recreation assistant NF-II, flexible; Hangar 1080, cashier/checker NF-I (must be 21 years of age), flexible hours and food service worker NA-II, flexible hours; Golf Course, recreation aid NF-II, flexible hours; Accounting section, accounting technician NF-II, temporary/regular hours and Skills Center, picture framer NA-05, flexible. For more information call 987-6440.
The base service station for government vehicles will be closed Sept 30 at 3 p.m. and will reopen at midnight Oct. 1 to all for end of fiscal year close out. All vehicles will need to be fueled prior to this. Emergency fuel request should be made through the resource control center at 987-3016.
Right Start changes
The joint intro processing, formerly called Right Start, is now being held Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Thomas Community Activities Center. Spouses are encouraged to attend this event with their active duty military member. Base and local community information is presented at this event. Contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center at 987-6801 for more information.
WG/CC golf tourney
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz is hosting a commander’s golf tournament Friday, Oct. 5. Lunch is at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start at noon. This is a 4-person scramble format. The entry is $30 per person. Contact Capt. Christopher Dickens at christopher.dickens@littlerock.af.mil or Master Sgt. Javier Holst at javier.holst@littlerock.af.mil for more information.
Hispanic-American Heritage month
The LRAFB HAH Special Observance Committee will also be hosting a variety of events in hopes of enriching your understanding and appreciation of the Hispanic-American culture. Contact Jolene Cantrell at Jolene.cantrell-payton@littlerock.af.mil or 987-6270. The events are: Oct. 2, Lunch and Learn movie on famous Hispanic-Americans II- lunch is provided; Oct. 5, Lunch and Learn food tasting and Latin dance demonstration/lesson; Oct. 9, Arnold Elementary Outreach movie showing and Oct. 10, Hispanic meal will be on the menu at the Razorback Café.
VA disability claims
The 314th Medical Group offers a VA disability pre-discharge briefing. Airmen who are retiring or separating should contact the Airmen and Family Readiness Center at 987-3723 or the 314th MDG Tricare office at 987-1285 75 to 180 days before their last duty day. These offices will provide necessary information on filing VA disability claims.
Medical appointments available online
All Little Rock Air Force Base medical appointments can be booked online using Tricare Online. TOL offers an array of interactive features and capabilities that are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The site provides lines to information on claims, enrollment, pharmacy and dental benefits. Primary care management appointments can be booked through the site before the clinic appointment lines open. Visit www.tricareonline.com for more information and to register.
Spouses Club to host craft bazaar
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is having a Holiday Craft Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the LRAFB Conference Center. There will be a small food court at this event. Food vendor slots are open to squadrons/units on a first come first served basis. Booth fee is $50. Units may contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522. The food item you wish to sell will also be on a first come first served basis. Craft booths are available with a cost of $50 per booth. For more information please contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522.
NAF jobs available
The following non-appropriated-fund jobs are available: Lodging, custodial worker NA-II, flexible hours; Youth Center, recreation assistant NF-II, flexible; Hangar 1080, cashier/checker NF-I (must be 21 years of age), flexible hours and food service worker NA-II, flexible hours; Golf Course, recreation aid NF-II, flexible hours; Accounting section, accounting technician NF-II, temporary/regular hours and Skills Center, picture framer NA-05, flexible. For more information call 987-6440.
TOP STORY >>Secretary, chief send Air Force birthday message
SAN ANTONIO (AFPN) — The following is a message from Secretary of the Air Force Michael W. Wynne and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley on the Air Force’s 60th birthday Sept. 18.
“Sixty years ago today the Air Force became an independent service. Three days before becoming the first secretary of the Air Force, W. Stuart Symington noted in his address to the inaugural convention of the Air Force Association, ‘No Air Force can be created by legislative action alone. All the National Security Act of 1947 has done is to give us the green light. It must be considered an opportunity and not an accomplishment.’ Since that time, courageous Airmen have pushed the limits of imagination and technology to fight and win the nation’s wars.
“This anniversary gives us an opportunity to reflect on where we have been in just over a century of powered flight and just over five decades of rocketry and access to space. Today we also honor the extraordinary achievements and gallant sacrifices America’s Airmen have made in the defense of freedom. Born of the revolutionary ideas of military aviation and rocketry and forged in the fire of combat throughout the wars of the 20th century, a handful of visionary pioneers helped shape the most dominant Air Force the world has ever known.
“Today, our innovative, warfighting culture shines through as close to 700,000 Airmen — including our active duty, civilians, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve — continue to answer our nation’s call. Of those Airmen, more than 235,000 are assigned to our global combatant commanders, defending this great nation through the operating domains of air, space and cyberspace. Over 35,000 Airmen are currently deployed to 120 locations around the world fighting the Global War on Terrorism.
“Yet, while we are fighting today’s war we are also transforming our service to meet tomorrow’s emerging threats. We are modernizing and recapitalizing our force. New aircraft, such as the F-22, F-35, new combat search and rescue helicopter and replacement air refueling tanker will ensure our edge in the air domain. We are also helping to maintain our technological lead in space by replacing our strategic communication and early warning satellite systems.Likewise, we are aggressively pursuing options that will position us to dominate cyberspace. These vital efforts aim to give the joint warfighting team critical advantages in the air, space and cyberspace. They foster Air Force cross-domain dominance — the ability to project power and create decisive and lethal effects through the air, space, cyberspace and against targets on the ground and at sea. They provide our nation with sovereign options.
“While the Air Force is a technically-oriented service, it is our Airmen who make our Air Force great. While we mark this milestone in Air Force history, we congratulate each of you. Total Force Airmen of the U.S. Air Force past, present and future can take pride in their roles in the Air Force’s success. Your service, dedication and sacrifice guarantee our ability to fly, fight and win for America today and into the future."
“Sixty years ago today the Air Force became an independent service. Three days before becoming the first secretary of the Air Force, W. Stuart Symington noted in his address to the inaugural convention of the Air Force Association, ‘No Air Force can be created by legislative action alone. All the National Security Act of 1947 has done is to give us the green light. It must be considered an opportunity and not an accomplishment.’ Since that time, courageous Airmen have pushed the limits of imagination and technology to fight and win the nation’s wars.
“This anniversary gives us an opportunity to reflect on where we have been in just over a century of powered flight and just over five decades of rocketry and access to space. Today we also honor the extraordinary achievements and gallant sacrifices America’s Airmen have made in the defense of freedom. Born of the revolutionary ideas of military aviation and rocketry and forged in the fire of combat throughout the wars of the 20th century, a handful of visionary pioneers helped shape the most dominant Air Force the world has ever known.
“Today, our innovative, warfighting culture shines through as close to 700,000 Airmen — including our active duty, civilians, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve — continue to answer our nation’s call. Of those Airmen, more than 235,000 are assigned to our global combatant commanders, defending this great nation through the operating domains of air, space and cyberspace. Over 35,000 Airmen are currently deployed to 120 locations around the world fighting the Global War on Terrorism.
“Yet, while we are fighting today’s war we are also transforming our service to meet tomorrow’s emerging threats. We are modernizing and recapitalizing our force. New aircraft, such as the F-22, F-35, new combat search and rescue helicopter and replacement air refueling tanker will ensure our edge in the air domain. We are also helping to maintain our technological lead in space by replacing our strategic communication and early warning satellite systems.Likewise, we are aggressively pursuing options that will position us to dominate cyberspace. These vital efforts aim to give the joint warfighting team critical advantages in the air, space and cyberspace. They foster Air Force cross-domain dominance — the ability to project power and create decisive and lethal effects through the air, space, cyberspace and against targets on the ground and at sea. They provide our nation with sovereign options.
“While the Air Force is a technically-oriented service, it is our Airmen who make our Air Force great. While we mark this milestone in Air Force history, we congratulate each of you. Total Force Airmen of the U.S. Air Force past, present and future can take pride in their roles in the Air Force’s success. Your service, dedication and sacrifice guarantee our ability to fly, fight and win for America today and into the future."
TOP STORY >>Cardiovascular Risk Assessment, Management Project available now
By Maj. Ella Colvin
314th Medical Group Health Care Integrator
If we were given the option to take steps that would enhance our daily and future lives, the majority of us would not hesitate to do so. It is estimated that one in three adults have some form of cardiovascular disease, a class of diseases that involves the heart and/or blood vessels (arteries and veins).
The lifetime risk for CVD is two in three for men and more than one in two for women at age 40.
Since 1900, CVD has been the number one killer in the United States every year but 1918. Nearly 2,500 Americans die of CVD each day, an average of one death every 35 seconds.
CVD claims more lives each year than the next four leading causes of death combined (cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, accidents, and diabetes mellitus).
The estimated direct and indirect cost of CVD for 2006 is $403 billion.
In an effort to improve the early identification, care prioritization, and management of Air Force personnel with elevated, but modifiable risk factors for developing Coronary Heart Disease, a narrowing of the small blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the heart, the Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and Management Project was designed.
By calculating certain risk factors using a tool called the Framingham Risk Score, a person’s likelihood of developing CHD within the next 10 years can be determined (assuming the risk factors remain the same).
Risk factors are conditions or habits that increase your chances of getting heart disease. Some factors, like family history and advancing age, can not be controlled.
Most of you can do something about these items; smoking, high pressure, high blood cholesterol, overweight/obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and diabetes.
Risk factors included in the CRAM Project calculations are blood pressure, total cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), LDL (bad cholesterol), whether a patient has Diabetes Mellitus and whether a patient smokes lit tobacco products.
This data is useful to primary care managers and aerospace teams as it assists with devising programs and or treatment plans that keep our Airman “fit and ready.”
This data is also a useful supplement to the USAF Fitness Program when assessing cardiovascular status. The 314th MDG has about 35 Airmen who are in the moderate to high risk category for developing CHD. With continued education, medical intervention, involvement in physical and nutritional programs, the possibility of lowering that risk is great.
Everyone is encouraged to contact their primary care manager and the Health and Wellness Center to take advantage of the programs being offered to enhance our daily and future lives.
The Air Force Medical Service’s greatest challenges are providing a healthy, “fit and ready” force and improving the health status of our enrolled population.
The CRAM project is just one avenue that is available for assessing the status of our active duty population. An assessment will be completed on each person during their annual preventative health assessment.
314th Medical Group Health Care Integrator
If we were given the option to take steps that would enhance our daily and future lives, the majority of us would not hesitate to do so. It is estimated that one in three adults have some form of cardiovascular disease, a class of diseases that involves the heart and/or blood vessels (arteries and veins).
The lifetime risk for CVD is two in three for men and more than one in two for women at age 40.
Since 1900, CVD has been the number one killer in the United States every year but 1918. Nearly 2,500 Americans die of CVD each day, an average of one death every 35 seconds.
CVD claims more lives each year than the next four leading causes of death combined (cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, accidents, and diabetes mellitus).
The estimated direct and indirect cost of CVD for 2006 is $403 billion.
In an effort to improve the early identification, care prioritization, and management of Air Force personnel with elevated, but modifiable risk factors for developing Coronary Heart Disease, a narrowing of the small blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the heart, the Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and Management Project was designed.
By calculating certain risk factors using a tool called the Framingham Risk Score, a person’s likelihood of developing CHD within the next 10 years can be determined (assuming the risk factors remain the same).
Risk factors are conditions or habits that increase your chances of getting heart disease. Some factors, like family history and advancing age, can not be controlled.
Most of you can do something about these items; smoking, high pressure, high blood cholesterol, overweight/obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and diabetes.
Risk factors included in the CRAM Project calculations are blood pressure, total cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), LDL (bad cholesterol), whether a patient has Diabetes Mellitus and whether a patient smokes lit tobacco products.
This data is useful to primary care managers and aerospace teams as it assists with devising programs and or treatment plans that keep our Airman “fit and ready.”
This data is also a useful supplement to the USAF Fitness Program when assessing cardiovascular status. The 314th MDG has about 35 Airmen who are in the moderate to high risk category for developing CHD. With continued education, medical intervention, involvement in physical and nutritional programs, the possibility of lowering that risk is great.
Everyone is encouraged to contact their primary care manager and the Health and Wellness Center to take advantage of the programs being offered to enhance our daily and future lives.
The Air Force Medical Service’s greatest challenges are providing a healthy, “fit and ready” force and improving the health status of our enrolled population.
The CRAM project is just one avenue that is available for assessing the status of our active duty population. An assessment will be completed on each person during their annual preventative health assessment.
TOP STORY >>94.1 FM, base commemorate birthday
By Staff Sgt. Kati Garcia
314th Airlift Wing public affairs
Central Arkansas classic rock listeners helped commemorate the Air Force’s 60th birthday Tuesday during their morning commute.
94.1 FM, The Point, morning personalities Kevin Clay and Jennifer Trafford, broadcast live from Little Rock Air Force Base’s Hangar 1080 from 6 to 10 a.m. The live broadcast included the show’s normal format of classic rock, news, weather and traffic, but weaved in interviews from Airmen and facts about the Air Force and Little Rock AFB.
“Little Rock Air Force Base has strong ties to their local community,” said Point DJ Kevin Clay. “On my short drive to work everyday, I see a sign saying that my road is maintained by Airmen from right here.”
The four hour broadcast gave listeners a chance to hear about the base’s mission and community involvement. And some local Airmen, like Staff Sgt. Josh Willingham, 314th Maintenance Squadron fabrication flight, were on hand to take part in contests that are normally reserved for call-in guests.
“I listen to The Point on my way to work,” Sergeant Willingham said. “So I was excited to be able to stop by and meet the people I hear on my radio everyday.”
Col. Mark Vlahos, 314th Airlift Wing vice commander, stopped by the broadcast early in the day to share his experiences at Little Rock AFB and realized that some community ties are stronger than one would expect.
“This is my third tour at Little Rock, but it turns out that I was a Scout Master for Kevin (Clays’) son during my second tour,” Col. Vlahos said.
Ms. Trafford said she was excited to be broadcasting from the base. “It’s not often that we’re able to get out and interact with the troops firsthand like this, so I’m thrilled to be here.”
Local recruiters were also on hand to talk about the more than 30,000 job opportunities that exist within the Air Force each year.
The Honorable Tommy Swaim, Mayor of the City of Jacksonville, turned out to share his take on the base’s ties to the local community.
“We love the military presence here,” the mayor said. “We are very proud of the men and women who serve our country and are proud to share our community with them. We know they may be in church on Sunday and leaving for Iraq on Monday and we support them in any way we can.”
Mr. Clay reminded listeners often of the Air Force’ 60th birthday and ended his broadcast with a “thank you” to the Airmen of Little Rock AFB.
“We want to thank them all for their service. All too often we take our freedoms for granted, so today we want to show our gratitude of everything they do.”
314th Airlift Wing public affairs
Central Arkansas classic rock listeners helped commemorate the Air Force’s 60th birthday Tuesday during their morning commute.
94.1 FM, The Point, morning personalities Kevin Clay and Jennifer Trafford, broadcast live from Little Rock Air Force Base’s Hangar 1080 from 6 to 10 a.m. The live broadcast included the show’s normal format of classic rock, news, weather and traffic, but weaved in interviews from Airmen and facts about the Air Force and Little Rock AFB.
“Little Rock Air Force Base has strong ties to their local community,” said Point DJ Kevin Clay. “On my short drive to work everyday, I see a sign saying that my road is maintained by Airmen from right here.”
The four hour broadcast gave listeners a chance to hear about the base’s mission and community involvement. And some local Airmen, like Staff Sgt. Josh Willingham, 314th Maintenance Squadron fabrication flight, were on hand to take part in contests that are normally reserved for call-in guests.
“I listen to The Point on my way to work,” Sergeant Willingham said. “So I was excited to be able to stop by and meet the people I hear on my radio everyday.”
Col. Mark Vlahos, 314th Airlift Wing vice commander, stopped by the broadcast early in the day to share his experiences at Little Rock AFB and realized that some community ties are stronger than one would expect.
“This is my third tour at Little Rock, but it turns out that I was a Scout Master for Kevin (Clays’) son during my second tour,” Col. Vlahos said.
Ms. Trafford said she was excited to be broadcasting from the base. “It’s not often that we’re able to get out and interact with the troops firsthand like this, so I’m thrilled to be here.”
Local recruiters were also on hand to talk about the more than 30,000 job opportunities that exist within the Air Force each year.
The Honorable Tommy Swaim, Mayor of the City of Jacksonville, turned out to share his take on the base’s ties to the local community.
“We love the military presence here,” the mayor said. “We are very proud of the men and women who serve our country and are proud to share our community with them. We know they may be in church on Sunday and leaving for Iraq on Monday and we support them in any way we can.”
Mr. Clay reminded listeners often of the Air Force’ 60th birthday and ended his broadcast with a “thank you” to the Airmen of Little Rock AFB.
“We want to thank them all for their service. All too often we take our freedoms for granted, so today we want to show our gratitude of everything they do.”
TOP STORY >>'Their sacrifice...Our freedom'
By Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Little Rock Air Force Base Airmen come together to recognize the sacrifices of America’s Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action in a ceremony at 11:30 a.m. today in Hangar 1080.
Today’s event will specifically honor the extraordinary efforts and heroism of seven Arkansans who were former POWs. Survivors Audrey Harris, Silas Legrow, Marion Morgan, Wayne Elliott, Homer McNew, Thomas Bonds and David Boland are the embodiment of the warrior spirit each should strive to uphold.
These men are heroes who survived the rigors of war and personify the values we all hold dear as Combat Airlifters. Their bravery and sacrifices are of legends. Their legacy is a standard for which we all should uphold.
We must never forget the sacrifices of our POW/MIA comrades. They are a reminder that our freedom is not free, but is paid for through the sacrifices of all America’s warriors. These gentlemen are the true definition of heroes.
We’ll gather together tomorrow night at 6 p.m. in downtown Little Rock at the State House Convention Center to honor many other heroes at our Air Force 60th Birthday commeration. Gen. Norton Schwartz, Commander U.S. Transportation Command, will be our guest speaker. Kim and I look forward to joining you for a fun evening of fellowship and celebration.
Today, we are fighting a Global War on Terror and many of us will be put in harm’s way defending the values we hold dear. I’m proud to serve with you as an extension of their legacy. We will not forget. Combat Airlift!
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Little Rock Air Force Base Airmen come together to recognize the sacrifices of America’s Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action in a ceremony at 11:30 a.m. today in Hangar 1080.
Today’s event will specifically honor the extraordinary efforts and heroism of seven Arkansans who were former POWs. Survivors Audrey Harris, Silas Legrow, Marion Morgan, Wayne Elliott, Homer McNew, Thomas Bonds and David Boland are the embodiment of the warrior spirit each should strive to uphold.
These men are heroes who survived the rigors of war and personify the values we all hold dear as Combat Airlifters. Their bravery and sacrifices are of legends. Their legacy is a standard for which we all should uphold.
We must never forget the sacrifices of our POW/MIA comrades. They are a reminder that our freedom is not free, but is paid for through the sacrifices of all America’s warriors. These gentlemen are the true definition of heroes.
We’ll gather together tomorrow night at 6 p.m. in downtown Little Rock at the State House Convention Center to honor many other heroes at our Air Force 60th Birthday commeration. Gen. Norton Schwartz, Commander U.S. Transportation Command, will be our guest speaker. Kim and I look forward to joining you for a fun evening of fellowship and celebration.
Today, we are fighting a Global War on Terror and many of us will be put in harm’s way defending the values we hold dear. I’m proud to serve with you as an extension of their legacy. We will not forget. Combat Airlift!
CLASSIFIEDS >> 09-14-07
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.
YARD SALES
GARAGE SALE- Friday 14th - Saturday 15th. Everything must go 8-2 p.m. A little of everything. 105 Berkshire Ct., Jacksonville, Stonewall Subdivision
GARAGE SALE- 2 family, Friday & Saturday, 9/14 & 9/15, 7 a.m. -? Queen size bedroom set, little bay bedroom decor & lots of miscellaneous. Will be held at Ward Mini-Storage #3.
GARAGE SALE: 12805 Hwy 31 N, Ward, Sept 15, 7am-???? Cancel if rain.
YARD SALE: 155 Kansas Circle, Sat. 8 a.m. to noon. HP All-in-one printer like new; cedar chest; teen/young adult clothes; Star Wars toys and collectables; web-cams; DVDs, electronics and more. Everything priced to sell!
YARD SALE- 9-15 and 9-16 at 4310 W. Justice, Cabot. There will be clothes, boys 3t and 4t, toys, wedding dress, tool belts, lawn furniture and much much more. It's a 4 family yard sale.
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
FREE TO GOOD HOME! 2 ferrets about 2 years old. Food and cage included. call (501) 436-0843, feel free to leave message.
LABRADOR MIX, 8 mos, F, she is up to date on all her vaccinations and knows basic commands. She is approximately 20" tall and weighs 40lbs. Very sweet and loving puppy! Call Jason at 501-515-7241.
FREE - Basenji-Mix, GREAT w/ kids, babies, & cats. Must find a home due to overseas PCS. 501-835-1975
FREE KITTENS to a good home. 10 weeks old. Litter box trained. Call Kim Phillips 501-941-9941 (or) 501-985-3784
FREE TO good home. Black lab. 1 year. Neutered. All shots. All gear. 501-436-4169.
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
FREE PUPPY- Lab Mix male he is about 14 weeks old. Mother is yellow lab and father is a mutt. I can be reached at 501-843-1252 or 501-765-2607.
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.
CHINA CABINET & round dining table. Table has solid piece top and 4 chairs. Very heavy. You move. $500 for both. 831-2081.
QUEEN size wooden futon like new $100.00, Dyson vacuum paid $600 asking $200 obo. White suede couch like new $100.00.
SUEDE COUCH and chaise lounge. Excellent condition! A steal for $350! Call Tony at 501-412-0063.
Baby Sleigh Crib- converts into toddler bed. Rarely used. Great condition $70. Call (501)988-9969. Can email pictures!
MATTRESS and Box Spring - Serta regular size. Asking $100.00 for the set. (501) 803-3320.
HOOKER Oak Entertainment Center. 5 pieces (2 corner units). Good condition. $250.00. (501) 605-1192
FUTON w/ black cusion $15 good condition, exercise bike $20 good condition, propane grill never used w/ tank $30. Call Danny at 210-412-5929 or 501-987-8500 from 7-4 pm.
COMPUTER Cabinet, paid $175 will sell for $65. Computer and monitor, working $50.
KING Size Bedroom Suite- Beautiful hdbd, ftbd, mattresses, large dresser/mirror, two night-stands. Two yrs old-$800 (501) 940-3415
OVERSIZED HEAT and massage recliner. $300. 626-8071.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DRYER AND WASHER, whirlpool, newer large capacity, perfect condition, moving must sell. $450 cash. 612-3521
REFRIGERATOR, newer whirlpool, spotless, moving, must sell, $375 cash. 612-3521
WASHER, MAYTAG, newer, large capacity, perfect condition. Must sell. $225 cash. 612-3521
LARGE CORNER desk with glass shelf top. In great condition. $175 obo and 27" Sanyo TV $100 obo. 765-6300
PEDESTAL TABLE- 40" round, extends to 60" oval medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs. Upholstered. Good condition. $325. Pat 982-3084
EARTHBRAND wood burning stove with 2 doors & flat cooking top $550 obo. Call Frank (501) 351-7451 Jacksonville
BEDSIDE Co-Sleeper, light blue, $45.00. Pictures available upon request. If interested, please call 501-743-1462.
QUEEN SIZE denver mattress, double pillow top, electric adjustable bed. One year old, excellent condition. $650 OBO. Please call Marlana Brannan at 501-454-7157. Will deliver if you can't pick it up.
CHERRY WOOD CHINESE Tansu Stepper $600. Oriental Cherry Wood 8 drawer Armoire $500. Both Pieces 3 years old...like new! Call 554-4564.
QUEEN bed like new $300. Solid oak entertainment center like new $600. No offer to small and no sale to high. Call now! 501-681-1479.
OAK TWIN Bedroom set, bed, TV stand with dresser attached, $50 can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
LOST & FOUND
WASHER AND DRYER, $85 for pair; Wisk 100 oz detergent, $4; 17" computer monitor, $45; color printer w/ new cartridge $30. Call 831-0914.
ITEMS FOR SALE
ASPIRING MUSICIANS: Selling amplifier, guitars, turntable/mixer, sampler, drum machines, and more. Located on LRAFB. Call: (716)465-4206 Tom
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $500, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
GOLF CLUBS - Titleist 690 MB irons, 3-PW, S Flex Steel Shafts. Asking $200.00 (501) 803-3320.
GOLF CLUB - Titleist 983 Driver, S Flex Graphite Shaft, 7.5 degree loft. Asking $75.00. (501) 803-3320.
NEEDED MESS Dress jacket for woman size 8 tall If you have one please call and leave mess 436-4884 or 903-691-9364
BARBIE tricycle - $10; Golf clubs, men's Right Hand XPC3 2-iron thru SW steel shaft and Wilson driver, 3 and 5 graphite shaft fairway woods. $100.00. 983-0037
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric classical guitar with hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvd's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. New $825, asking #325. 501-835-8978
INFLATABLE POOL 4' deep, 18' round. All parts and chemicals. Used 1 month. $100. 626-8071.
DELL DESKTOP w/ keyboard, mouse & speakers. Norton Antivirus & spam blockers, 60 GB hd, 1 GB ram, serviced at Circuit City recently. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
X-BOX 360 & over $100 worth of accessories and games. $400 cash. 626-6503.
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
2004 SUPRA Launch 22 SSV gravity games eddition tower, racks, lights, awesome stereo, fully loaded. 2350 lbs. ballaft sirius, mp3. Call Nate. 707-529-4404. $43,000 obo
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar w/hard case 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. 501-835-8978
BASS AMPLIFIER- Peavey 410 TXF cabinet (4 chm) with fender, BXR 300 head in rack, road worn but sounds great. $400 or will sell separately. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
HOME STEREO- Harmon Kordon receiver & 5 disc changer, infinity alpha 20, bookshelf, speakers are in excellent condition, $500 obo. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
FENDER telecaster 1952 US Reissue, butterscotch blonde with tweed case & accessories $800. Call Matt (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297.
PING RAPTURE irons 3-pw w/ graphite shafts, brand new, used twice. Paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $200. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Ashdown MAG300 4X10 Bass Amplifier, $400 firm. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $450, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
ELECTRIC Razor Mini Dirt Bike 18+MPH Excellent Shape $150 obo. Call 843-2091.
BRAND NEW GOLF CLUBS - Ping Rapture Irons w/graphite shafts, 3-PW, only used twice - paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339
TWO ALPINE Amps, 20" Flat Screen Monitor Couch and Chair, Guitar and Amp Lawnmower, 410 shotgun. Please contact Jamin Ruff 501-542-4385
Are you PCSing to Germany? I have numerous transformers, a microwave, extension cords etc.. Call Eric 628-1533.
BABY ITEMS! Stoller/CarSeat, Baby Bouncer, Jumperoo, Baby Bathtub, Snuglie Carrier, $85 for all. Great Condition 501-412-3148
BEAUTIFUL Swarovski Crystal Waterfall Chandelier, Height & Diameter 27" Paid $1500.00 willing to sacrifice for $950.00 Gorgeous call (501)941-3033.
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2001 CAVALIER $2800, 1991 Civic $1200, 1999 Cadillac Catera $6000, 1996 Mazda 626 $2000. All are obo. 457-7028
1993 FORD PROBE, 191k miles, manual, does not run because of bad clutch, must pay for towing, $300. 501-366-1508
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K . Can't beat the price, call 247-8130.
PCSing or just got here? Need a vehicle for just a year. 2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, take over lease, you can even trade in your car if needed call 247-8130
1985 LINCOLN Towncar 153,000 miles. Has some minor issues but is still a reliable car. Needs a little TLC. $900 OBO. Call 501-940-6157.
MUST SELL!! 1998 Chrysler Town & Country LXI. Good condition, 168k, leather seats, all power. $3,000 OBO (501) 984-0769
96 HONDA CIVIC EX- Red, Manual Trans, All Power, Keyless, CD, Sunroof, Header, New brakes & timing belt @ 120k, Si wheels, Spoiler--139k Miles, 28+ mpg. $3,500 obo - 501-681-9879 - 24/7 - Leave Msg.
17 INCH chrome/aluminum 2004 factory Escalade tires and wheels, 265/70/17 Goodyears, like new, upgrade your 6-lug GM truck $550/offer, 743-5385.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power spray in bed liner tow package. 56k miles. $14,800. 501-425-1138. 501-882-3332.
'94 CHEVY 2500, new engine, $1500. Must sell. 501-259-1524.
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
1997 BUICK Lasabre, red, good dependable car. 835-6085 or 690-8468
351 WINDSOR Heads straight from machine shop. $150.00. Byron at 982-8607.
DODGE CHARGER white older model come take a look good restorer project. $550. Call 501-676-3434 after 6pm m-fri.
2005 Kawasaki ZZR 600 blue only 1,200 miles never dropped, garage kept. $5000.00 (perfected condition) Gary 501-951-6055
2000 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE 3.1L V-6 Auto, cold a/c, AM/FM cassette. Very clean. $3000.00 OBO. Call 228-233-8755 if interested.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- or obo. Can't beat the price call 247-8130.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2002 16' Bass Tracker, 50 hp mercury motor, trolling motor & trailer. Included $6500. 501-255-5991.
BOAT-2006 party barge 21, 90 horsepower Mercury engine, price includes trailer $17,000. Call (501) 960-7303.
HUNTERS Deer Camp Special, 23 foot 1977 Terry Travel Trailer sleeps 6, Toilet, Shower, two sofas, lots of room, awning, asking $1000. 501-960-7361
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
FOR SALE or Rent: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath on 10 peaceful acres. All electric. Cabot area. 10 minutes to either airbase gate. Animals OK. Available immediately! $1100 month. Deposit required. 501-952-3582.*
616 CHERYL Lane, Jacksonville. $750 3 bedroom newly remodeled single family home 5 minutes from LRAFB, large front and backyard, new carpet, new tile, and new paint, ready for move in now! Contact Theresa at Twin City Property Management. (501) 224-0225.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
CABOT AREA- Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed $450 month. Deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.*
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1500 sq. ft., fenced yard, nice neighborhood in Cabot, newer home, alarm system, landscaped yard. $925 month, $600 deposit. No Smoking. Call about pets. (501) 554-5290*
DUPLEXES FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom $590, 3 Bedroom $700. 1 mile from LRAFB, tile throughout floor plan, washer, dryer, & refrigerator included. Deposit & references required. Call John 952-6660.
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, large den, master suite, double garage, nice neighborhood. West Little Rock area. $1700 rent, $900 deposit. Small pets allowed. Available now! Call Lana (501) 309-3668.
GRAVEL RIDGE, 3 miles to Base gate. House for rent, 3 Bedroom, bonus room, fenced, storage shed, electric stove & dishwasher, safe neighborhood. $750 month + deposit. Background check. Call (501) 835-8393, (706) 615-6384, or (706) 615-6385.
CABOT HIGHLAND- 2025 North Hills. Extra clean, 3 BR., 2 Full baths. 2 car garage, built-in appliances, fireplace, back deck. Lot's of storage. No inside pets. (501) 837-4454
CABOT-very nice-great location Hwy 89 South. 3 Bedroom, 16x80 mobile home, large front & back covered porches, 2 car carport, 1 acre. No pets. References required. $600 month. (501) 605-7200
MILITARY OWNER- 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1300 sq. ft., completely remodeled interior, large backyard. Jacksonville, 4 miles from front gate. $550 month, $300 deposit. Lease terms negotiable. (501) 743-9412
HOUSES FOR SALE
NLR OPEN House every Sat. 9-11 am. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. $55,000 or make cash offer. Call (501) 605-7200.*
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, 1850 square feet, 2 1/2 year old, 2 car garage, breakfast area, split plan, electric. Vilonia schools. City water/ sewer. 20 minutes from base. $146,000. (501) 796-4662 or (501) 517-1029
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in Ward, 2 car garage, large privacy fenced backyard, 1300 sq. ft., hardwood, tile & carpet flooring, and nicely landscaped. House must be sold. For more information, please call (501) 605-3923.
HOME FOR SALE: brick 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, all electric, on 1/2 acre, quiet neighborhood, approximately 8 miles north of Lonoke on Hwy 31, Lonoke School District. $65,000. (501) 676-1331
BRAND NEW HOME- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, custom cabinets, tile, upgrade carpeting, smooth top range, dishwasher, micro-hood, covered patio. Approximately 1 1/2 acres. $118,000. Bob White subdivision, Cabot. Call (501) 993-7957, (501) 993-7946, (501)941-1504
HOUSE FOR SALE in Sherwood. Built in 2005, 1705 sq. ft., 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, split and open floor plan. $175,000. Call (501) 240-0004.
FSBO: Beautiful Collenwood home with open floor plan. Immaculate landscaping, formal dining room/ living room, fireplace, jetted tub. 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath. 2200 sq. ft. $213,900. Call 985-0342 for appointment.
HOME FOR SALE- $149,900- 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, 1900 sq. ft., large master, huge yard. Dove Creek subdivision. Vilonia- 15 minutes from back gate. Call Michelle 228-327-6177.
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for Lease- 14x70 Mobile Home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres. Owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.*
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.
YARD SALES
GARAGE SALE- Friday 14th - Saturday 15th. Everything must go 8-2 p.m. A little of everything. 105 Berkshire Ct., Jacksonville, Stonewall Subdivision
GARAGE SALE- 2 family, Friday & Saturday, 9/14 & 9/15, 7 a.m. -? Queen size bedroom set, little bay bedroom decor & lots of miscellaneous. Will be held at Ward Mini-Storage #3.
GARAGE SALE: 12805 Hwy 31 N, Ward, Sept 15, 7am-???? Cancel if rain.
YARD SALE: 155 Kansas Circle, Sat. 8 a.m. to noon. HP All-in-one printer like new; cedar chest; teen/young adult clothes; Star Wars toys and collectables; web-cams; DVDs, electronics and more. Everything priced to sell!
YARD SALE- 9-15 and 9-16 at 4310 W. Justice, Cabot. There will be clothes, boys 3t and 4t, toys, wedding dress, tool belts, lawn furniture and much much more. It's a 4 family yard sale.
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
FREE TO GOOD HOME! 2 ferrets about 2 years old. Food and cage included. call (501) 436-0843, feel free to leave message.
LABRADOR MIX, 8 mos, F, she is up to date on all her vaccinations and knows basic commands. She is approximately 20" tall and weighs 40lbs. Very sweet and loving puppy! Call Jason at 501-515-7241.
FREE - Basenji-Mix, GREAT w/ kids, babies, & cats. Must find a home due to overseas PCS. 501-835-1975
FREE KITTENS to a good home. 10 weeks old. Litter box trained. Call Kim Phillips 501-941-9941 (or) 501-985-3784
FREE TO good home. Black lab. 1 year. Neutered. All shots. All gear. 501-436-4169.
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
FREE PUPPY- Lab Mix male he is about 14 weeks old. Mother is yellow lab and father is a mutt. I can be reached at 501-843-1252 or 501-765-2607.
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.
CHINA CABINET & round dining table. Table has solid piece top and 4 chairs. Very heavy. You move. $500 for both. 831-2081.
QUEEN size wooden futon like new $100.00, Dyson vacuum paid $600 asking $200 obo. White suede couch like new $100.00.
SUEDE COUCH and chaise lounge. Excellent condition! A steal for $350! Call Tony at 501-412-0063.
Baby Sleigh Crib- converts into toddler bed. Rarely used. Great condition $70. Call (501)988-9969. Can email pictures!
MATTRESS and Box Spring - Serta regular size. Asking $100.00 for the set. (501) 803-3320.
HOOKER Oak Entertainment Center. 5 pieces (2 corner units). Good condition. $250.00. (501) 605-1192
FUTON w/ black cusion $15 good condition, exercise bike $20 good condition, propane grill never used w/ tank $30. Call Danny at 210-412-5929 or 501-987-8500 from 7-4 pm.
COMPUTER Cabinet, paid $175 will sell for $65. Computer and monitor, working $50.
KING Size Bedroom Suite- Beautiful hdbd, ftbd, mattresses, large dresser/mirror, two night-stands. Two yrs old-$800 (501) 940-3415
OVERSIZED HEAT and massage recliner. $300. 626-8071.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
DRYER AND WASHER, whirlpool, newer large capacity, perfect condition, moving must sell. $450 cash. 612-3521
REFRIGERATOR, newer whirlpool, spotless, moving, must sell, $375 cash. 612-3521
WASHER, MAYTAG, newer, large capacity, perfect condition. Must sell. $225 cash. 612-3521
LARGE CORNER desk with glass shelf top. In great condition. $175 obo and 27" Sanyo TV $100 obo. 765-6300
PEDESTAL TABLE- 40" round, extends to 60" oval medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs. Upholstered. Good condition. $325. Pat 982-3084
EARTHBRAND wood burning stove with 2 doors & flat cooking top $550 obo. Call Frank (501) 351-7451 Jacksonville
BEDSIDE Co-Sleeper, light blue, $45.00. Pictures available upon request. If interested, please call 501-743-1462.
QUEEN SIZE denver mattress, double pillow top, electric adjustable bed. One year old, excellent condition. $650 OBO. Please call Marlana Brannan at 501-454-7157. Will deliver if you can't pick it up.
CHERRY WOOD CHINESE Tansu Stepper $600. Oriental Cherry Wood 8 drawer Armoire $500. Both Pieces 3 years old...like new! Call 554-4564.
QUEEN bed like new $300. Solid oak entertainment center like new $600. No offer to small and no sale to high. Call now! 501-681-1479.
OAK TWIN Bedroom set, bed, TV stand with dresser attached, $50 can't beat the price. Call 247-8130.
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
LOST & FOUND
WASHER AND DRYER, $85 for pair; Wisk 100 oz detergent, $4; 17" computer monitor, $45; color printer w/ new cartridge $30. Call 831-0914.
ITEMS FOR SALE
ASPIRING MUSICIANS: Selling amplifier, guitars, turntable/mixer, sampler, drum machines, and more. Located on LRAFB. Call: (716)465-4206 Tom
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $500, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
GOLF CLUBS - Titleist 690 MB irons, 3-PW, S Flex Steel Shafts. Asking $200.00 (501) 803-3320.
GOLF CLUB - Titleist 983 Driver, S Flex Graphite Shaft, 7.5 degree loft. Asking $75.00. (501) 803-3320.
NEEDED MESS Dress jacket for woman size 8 tall If you have one please call and leave mess 436-4884 or 903-691-9364
BARBIE tricycle - $10; Golf clubs, men's Right Hand XPC3 2-iron thru SW steel shaft and Wilson driver, 3 and 5 graphite shaft fairway woods. $100.00. 983-0037
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric classical guitar with hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvd's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. New $825, asking #325. 501-835-8978
INFLATABLE POOL 4' deep, 18' round. All parts and chemicals. Used 1 month. $100. 626-8071.
DELL DESKTOP w/ keyboard, mouse & speakers. Norton Antivirus & spam blockers, 60 GB hd, 1 GB ram, serviced at Circuit City recently. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
X-BOX 360 & over $100 worth of accessories and games. $400 cash. 626-6503.
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
2004 SUPRA Launch 22 SSV gravity games eddition tower, racks, lights, awesome stereo, fully loaded. 2350 lbs. ballaft sirius, mp3. Call Nate. 707-529-4404. $43,000 obo
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar w/hard case 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvds, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. 501-835-8978
BASS AMPLIFIER- Peavey 410 TXF cabinet (4 chm) with fender, BXR 300 head in rack, road worn but sounds great. $400 or will sell separately. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
HOME STEREO- Harmon Kordon receiver & 5 disc changer, infinity alpha 20, bookshelf, speakers are in excellent condition, $500 obo. (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297
FENDER telecaster 1952 US Reissue, butterscotch blonde with tweed case & accessories $800. Call Matt (501) 941-1518, (501) 247-2297.
PING RAPTURE irons 3-pw w/ graphite shafts, brand new, used twice. Paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339.
DEAN 5-string fretless bass guitar, $200. Has new Rotosound strings and gigbag. Ashdown MAG300 4X10 Bass Amplifier, $400 firm. Absolutely awesome sound, but 300 watts of power is too loud for neighbors. Call 988-9821.
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $450, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
ELECTRIC Razor Mini Dirt Bike 18+MPH Excellent Shape $150 obo. Call 843-2091.
BRAND NEW GOLF CLUBS - Ping Rapture Irons w/graphite shafts, 3-PW, only used twice - paid over $1200, asking $900. Call Shawn @ 501-680-2339
TWO ALPINE Amps, 20" Flat Screen Monitor Couch and Chair, Guitar and Amp Lawnmower, 410 shotgun. Please contact Jamin Ruff 501-542-4385
Are you PCSing to Germany? I have numerous transformers, a microwave, extension cords etc.. Call Eric 628-1533.
BABY ITEMS! Stoller/CarSeat, Baby Bouncer, Jumperoo, Baby Bathtub, Snuglie Carrier, $85 for all. Great Condition 501-412-3148
BEAUTIFUL Swarovski Crystal Waterfall Chandelier, Height & Diameter 27" Paid $1500.00 willing to sacrifice for $950.00 Gorgeous call (501)941-3033.
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2001 CAVALIER $2800, 1991 Civic $1200, 1999 Cadillac Catera $6000, 1996 Mazda 626 $2000. All are obo. 457-7028
1993 FORD PROBE, 191k miles, manual, does not run because of bad clutch, must pay for towing, $300. 501-366-1508
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K . Can't beat the price, call 247-8130.
PCSing or just got here? Need a vehicle for just a year. 2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, take over lease, you can even trade in your car if needed call 247-8130
1985 LINCOLN Towncar 153,000 miles. Has some minor issues but is still a reliable car. Needs a little TLC. $900 OBO. Call 501-940-6157.
MUST SELL!! 1998 Chrysler Town & Country LXI. Good condition, 168k, leather seats, all power. $3,000 OBO (501) 984-0769
96 HONDA CIVIC EX- Red, Manual Trans, All Power, Keyless, CD, Sunroof, Header, New brakes & timing belt @ 120k, Si wheels, Spoiler--139k Miles, 28+ mpg. $3,500 obo - 501-681-9879 - 24/7 - Leave Msg.
17 INCH chrome/aluminum 2004 factory Escalade tires and wheels, 265/70/17 Goodyears, like new, upgrade your 6-lug GM truck $550/offer, 743-5385.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power spray in bed liner tow package. 56k miles. $14,800. 501-425-1138. 501-882-3332.
'94 CHEVY 2500, new engine, $1500. Must sell. 501-259-1524.
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
1997 BUICK Lasabre, red, good dependable car. 835-6085 or 690-8468
351 WINDSOR Heads straight from machine shop. $150.00. Byron at 982-8607.
DODGE CHARGER white older model come take a look good restorer project. $550. Call 501-676-3434 after 6pm m-fri.
2005 Kawasaki ZZR 600 blue only 1,200 miles never dropped, garage kept. $5000.00 (perfected condition) Gary 501-951-6055
2000 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE 3.1L V-6 Auto, cold a/c, AM/FM cassette. Very clean. $3000.00 OBO. Call 228-233-8755 if interested.
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K- or obo. Can't beat the price call 247-8130.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2002 16' Bass Tracker, 50 hp mercury motor, trolling motor & trailer. Included $6500. 501-255-5991.
BOAT-2006 party barge 21, 90 horsepower Mercury engine, price includes trailer $17,000. Call (501) 960-7303.
HUNTERS Deer Camp Special, 23 foot 1977 Terry Travel Trailer sleeps 6, Toilet, Shower, two sofas, lots of room, awning, asking $1000. 501-960-7361
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
FOR SALE or Rent: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath on 10 peaceful acres. All electric. Cabot area. 10 minutes to either airbase gate. Animals OK. Available immediately! $1100 month. Deposit required. 501-952-3582.*
616 CHERYL Lane, Jacksonville. $750 3 bedroom newly remodeled single family home 5 minutes from LRAFB, large front and backyard, new carpet, new tile, and new paint, ready for move in now! Contact Theresa at Twin City Property Management. (501) 224-0225.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
CABOT AREA- Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed $450 month. Deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.*
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1500 sq. ft., fenced yard, nice neighborhood in Cabot, newer home, alarm system, landscaped yard. $925 month, $600 deposit. No Smoking. Call about pets. (501) 554-5290*
DUPLEXES FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom $590, 3 Bedroom $700. 1 mile from LRAFB, tile throughout floor plan, washer, dryer, & refrigerator included. Deposit & references required. Call John 952-6660.
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, Central Heat & Air, large den, master suite, double garage, nice neighborhood. West Little Rock area. $1700 rent, $900 deposit. Small pets allowed. Available now! Call Lana (501) 309-3668.
GRAVEL RIDGE, 3 miles to Base gate. House for rent, 3 Bedroom, bonus room, fenced, storage shed, electric stove & dishwasher, safe neighborhood. $750 month + deposit. Background check. Call (501) 835-8393, (706) 615-6384, or (706) 615-6385.
CABOT HIGHLAND- 2025 North Hills. Extra clean, 3 BR., 2 Full baths. 2 car garage, built-in appliances, fireplace, back deck. Lot's of storage. No inside pets. (501) 837-4454
CABOT-very nice-great location Hwy 89 South. 3 Bedroom, 16x80 mobile home, large front & back covered porches, 2 car carport, 1 acre. No pets. References required. $600 month. (501) 605-7200
MILITARY OWNER- 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1300 sq. ft., completely remodeled interior, large backyard. Jacksonville, 4 miles from front gate. $550 month, $300 deposit. Lease terms negotiable. (501) 743-9412
HOUSES FOR SALE
NLR OPEN House every Sat. 9-11 am. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. $55,000 or make cash offer. Call (501) 605-7200.*
4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, 1850 square feet, 2 1/2 year old, 2 car garage, breakfast area, split plan, electric. Vilonia schools. City water/ sewer. 20 minutes from base. $146,000. (501) 796-4662 or (501) 517-1029
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in Ward, 2 car garage, large privacy fenced backyard, 1300 sq. ft., hardwood, tile & carpet flooring, and nicely landscaped. House must be sold. For more information, please call (501) 605-3923.
HOME FOR SALE: brick 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, all electric, on 1/2 acre, quiet neighborhood, approximately 8 miles north of Lonoke on Hwy 31, Lonoke School District. $65,000. (501) 676-1331
BRAND NEW HOME- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, custom cabinets, tile, upgrade carpeting, smooth top range, dishwasher, micro-hood, covered patio. Approximately 1 1/2 acres. $118,000. Bob White subdivision, Cabot. Call (501) 993-7957, (501) 993-7946, (501)941-1504
HOUSE FOR SALE in Sherwood. Built in 2005, 1705 sq. ft., 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, split and open floor plan. $175,000. Call (501) 240-0004.
FSBO: Beautiful Collenwood home with open floor plan. Immaculate landscaping, formal dining room/ living room, fireplace, jetted tub. 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath. 2200 sq. ft. $213,900. Call 985-0342 for appointment.
HOME FOR SALE- $149,900- 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, 1900 sq. ft., large master, huge yard. Dove Creek subdivision. Vilonia- 15 minutes from back gate. Call Michelle 228-327-6177.
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for Lease- 14x70 Mobile Home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres. Owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.*
OFF DUTY LIFE >>09-14-07
Date set for Commander's golf tournament
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314th Airlift Wing commander, will host a golf tournament Oct. 5 Details to be announced in next week's Drop Zone. Direct questions to Capt. Christopher Dickens at 987-3157 or Tech. Sgt. Holst at 987-2284.
Ducks Unlimited fund-raiser
The Jacksonville committee of Ducks Unlimited will host its 22nd annual Banquet and Live Auction Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. in the old Wal-Mart building on Loop Road in Jacksonville. Matt Robinson, committee chairman of Jacksonville, said proceeds from the event will go to support DU’s wetlands and waterfowl habitat conservation efforts in Arkansas, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Children are welcome to attend the event and families are encouraged to get their children involved in the Greenwing youth program for Ducks Unlimited. For more information, to purchase tickets or to find out how to be a sponsor of the event, contact Matt Robinson at (501) 412-8055 or e-mail Jacksonvilledu@aol.com.
'Ugly Duckling' to be presented
Arkansas Art Center Children’s Theatre will present “The Ugly Duckling,” through Sept. 30 in Little Rock.
When Mother Duck’s eggs hatch, the duck yard gets a big, gray, ugly surprise! The pretty little ducklings start flapping and squawking over the arrival of their fowl brother — Ugly! The Ugly Duckling runs away. Admission is $14 adults and $11 children. For more information visit www.arkarts.com.
History of Herk to be presented
The Jacksonville Museum of Military History will present a War Stories Lecture Series on The History of the Herk at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20.
Bob Ruffin will outline the history of the C-130. Whether it’s rescuing hostages at Entebbe, a prison raid in North Vietnam, delivering relief supplies to victims of hurricanes, famine and floods, or airdropping wrapped Christmas tree to a remote villages in the Netherlands, the C-130 has “…been there, done that!”
The Jacksonville Museum of Military History is located at 100 Veterans Circle, Jacksonville. For more infomraiton e-mail dkduggarmilitarymuseum@centurytel.net.
The lecture is sponsored in part by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314th Airlift Wing commander, will host a golf tournament Oct. 5 Details to be announced in next week's Drop Zone. Direct questions to Capt. Christopher Dickens at 987-3157 or Tech. Sgt. Holst at 987-2284.
Ducks Unlimited fund-raiser
The Jacksonville committee of Ducks Unlimited will host its 22nd annual Banquet and Live Auction Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. in the old Wal-Mart building on Loop Road in Jacksonville. Matt Robinson, committee chairman of Jacksonville, said proceeds from the event will go to support DU’s wetlands and waterfowl habitat conservation efforts in Arkansas, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Children are welcome to attend the event and families are encouraged to get their children involved in the Greenwing youth program for Ducks Unlimited. For more information, to purchase tickets or to find out how to be a sponsor of the event, contact Matt Robinson at (501) 412-8055 or e-mail Jacksonvilledu@aol.com.
'Ugly Duckling' to be presented
Arkansas Art Center Children’s Theatre will present “The Ugly Duckling,” through Sept. 30 in Little Rock.
When Mother Duck’s eggs hatch, the duck yard gets a big, gray, ugly surprise! The pretty little ducklings start flapping and squawking over the arrival of their fowl brother — Ugly! The Ugly Duckling runs away. Admission is $14 adults and $11 children. For more information visit www.arkarts.com.
History of Herk to be presented
The Jacksonville Museum of Military History will present a War Stories Lecture Series on The History of the Herk at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20.
Bob Ruffin will outline the history of the C-130. Whether it’s rescuing hostages at Entebbe, a prison raid in North Vietnam, delivering relief supplies to victims of hurricanes, famine and floods, or airdropping wrapped Christmas tree to a remote villages in the Netherlands, the C-130 has “…been there, done that!”
The Jacksonville Museum of Military History is located at 100 Veterans Circle, Jacksonville. For more infomraiton e-mail dkduggarmilitarymuseum@centurytel.net.
The lecture is sponsored in part by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
NEWS BRIEFS >> 09/14/07
Dorm picnic
All dorm residents and their supervisors are invited to attend a picnic today from 3 to 6 p.m. at the outdoor basketball courts in the dormitory area adjacent to the bioenvironmental flight. Food and beverages for this event will be provided by the Little Rock Air Force Base first sergeant's council and chief's group. Contact supervisors and first sergeants for more information.
Retirement ceremony
A retirement ceremony will be held for Master Sgt. Benito Aviles at 3 p.m. Sept. 28 at the 53rd Airlift Squadron theatre. A reception will follow.
DRMO free issue
The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office is a source of supply for reusing assets that have become excess/surplus to the need of the DOD, and they are free issue. There must be a valid unit requirement. If items are accountable pieces of equipment coordination with unit equipment custodians is required to determine if there is an authorization to have the equipment. Check out DRMO inventories on the Internet by going to http://www.drms.dla.mil and using the Reutilization/Transfer/Donation Customers, then “DOD Property Search” option. For more information, call 987-6620 or 987-7837.
British Wife's Club now forming
Those interested in the British Wife’s Club can contact Rosanna at 515-2235 or e-mail buonocore2dunlap@yahoo.com.
Sergeants' Association meeting Thursday
Air Force Sergeants Association Chapter 658 general meeting is set for 11 a.m. Sept. 20 at Hangar 1080. As a reminder, there will be a drawing for two free memberships to any Senior Airman or below and any staff sergeant or tech sergeant who is not already a member. The meeting is open for everyone.
Tea party slated
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is hosting a Mad Hatter Tea Party Sept. 27 at 11 a.m. at the base conference center. Check in and daycare drop off begins at 10:30 a.m. Tjuana Byrd from the Susan G. Komen Foundation is scheduled to be the event’s guest speaker. The cost is $9.95 for club members and $10.95 for non-members.
Childcare available
Limited childcare is available at the Thomas Community Activities Center for $4 per child and must be paid in cash only. To reserve childcare or RSVP for the lunch, visit www.littlerockspouses.com or call Rachel Kreps at 765-0316.
Volunteers sought
The MEO office is currently seeking volunteers for the Special Observance Committee that is organizing events for Native American History Month (November). Meetings are currently held on Tuesdays at the MEO Office starting at 11:30 am. Feel free to bring lunch. For more information, call 501-987-8945.
NAF jobs available
The following non-appropriated-fund jobs are available: Lodging, custodial worker NA-II, flexible hours; Youth Center, recreation assistant NF-II, flexible; Hangar 1080, cashier/checker NF-I (must be 21 years of age), flexible hours and food service worker NA-II, flexible hours; Golf Course, recreation aid NF-II, flexible hours; Accounting section, accounting technician NF-II, temporary/regular hours and Skills Center, picture framer NA-05, flexible. For more information call 987-6440.
All dorm residents and their supervisors are invited to attend a picnic today from 3 to 6 p.m. at the outdoor basketball courts in the dormitory area adjacent to the bioenvironmental flight. Food and beverages for this event will be provided by the Little Rock Air Force Base first sergeant's council and chief's group. Contact supervisors and first sergeants for more information.
Retirement ceremony
A retirement ceremony will be held for Master Sgt. Benito Aviles at 3 p.m. Sept. 28 at the 53rd Airlift Squadron theatre. A reception will follow.
DRMO free issue
The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office is a source of supply for reusing assets that have become excess/surplus to the need of the DOD, and they are free issue. There must be a valid unit requirement. If items are accountable pieces of equipment coordination with unit equipment custodians is required to determine if there is an authorization to have the equipment. Check out DRMO inventories on the Internet by going to http://www.drms.dla.mil and using the Reutilization/Transfer/Donation Customers, then “DOD Property Search” option. For more information, call 987-6620 or 987-7837.
British Wife's Club now forming
Those interested in the British Wife’s Club can contact Rosanna at 515-2235 or e-mail buonocore2dunlap@yahoo.com.
Sergeants' Association meeting Thursday
Air Force Sergeants Association Chapter 658 general meeting is set for 11 a.m. Sept. 20 at Hangar 1080. As a reminder, there will be a drawing for two free memberships to any Senior Airman or below and any staff sergeant or tech sergeant who is not already a member. The meeting is open for everyone.
Tea party slated
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is hosting a Mad Hatter Tea Party Sept. 27 at 11 a.m. at the base conference center. Check in and daycare drop off begins at 10:30 a.m. Tjuana Byrd from the Susan G. Komen Foundation is scheduled to be the event’s guest speaker. The cost is $9.95 for club members and $10.95 for non-members.
Childcare available
Limited childcare is available at the Thomas Community Activities Center for $4 per child and must be paid in cash only. To reserve childcare or RSVP for the lunch, visit www.littlerockspouses.com or call Rachel Kreps at 765-0316.
Volunteers sought
The MEO office is currently seeking volunteers for the Special Observance Committee that is organizing events for Native American History Month (November). Meetings are currently held on Tuesdays at the MEO Office starting at 11:30 am. Feel free to bring lunch. For more information, call 501-987-8945.
NAF jobs available
The following non-appropriated-fund jobs are available: Lodging, custodial worker NA-II, flexible hours; Youth Center, recreation assistant NF-II, flexible; Hangar 1080, cashier/checker NF-I (must be 21 years of age), flexible hours and food service worker NA-II, flexible hours; Golf Course, recreation aid NF-II, flexible hours; Accounting section, accounting technician NF-II, temporary/regular hours and Skills Center, picture framer NA-05, flexible. For more information call 987-6440.
TOP STORY >>What is an ORI?
By Maj. Nate Allerheiligen
314th Airlift Wing Director of Readiness
“What is an ORI?”
This is the first in a series of articles to inform the base populace and extended Combat Airlift community about our upcoming inspections.
Through these articles, we hope to educate Team Little Rock about the expectations, preparations, and execution of our Operational Readiness Inspections.
An Operational Readiness Inspection is the single most significant inspection that a base can receive. It is given to validate the readiness of the installation to conduct its mission during both peacetime and contingency operations.
All three major units at the Rock — the 314th Airlift Wing, the 189th Airlift Wing of the Arkansas Air National Guard, and the 463rd Airlift Group — will receive ORIs next April.
In a single 2-week period, the entire installation will receive its exam on how well we conduct business.
The requirements of the inspection will vary for each wing and group and will be based upon the mission of that unit, as well as the major command conducting the inspection. The 463 AG will receive its inspection from Air Mobility Command.
Their inspection will require them to prepare for deployment, and then actually deploy a portion of the unit to another location (aka “Base X”) where they will practice their ability to survive and operation in contingency conditions. The Air Education and Training Command units, the 314 AW and 463 AG, will receive their entire inspection here at the Rock.
Their inspection will consist of work center inspections and interviews to validate compliance with Air Force and AETC instructions, a simulated deployment and ATSO exercise, a base major accident response exercise to test our installation readiness, and several focused functional area inspections.
So what should you, as a member of Team Little Rock (including our community supporters and retirees), expect as we get prepared for our inspections?
First, the base will require several exercises to get ready. During the exercises, we’ll need to practice our procedures for protecting the base from attack or respond to simulated disasters.
That will cause some interruption of services, traffic problems, gate closures, and the like. Second, expect an increase in the amount of information we will be publishing about base activities.
We’ll use media, such as the Drop Zone, to announce upcoming exercises, readiness events, or other preparation activities to keep the community informed of what’s happening and how to get ready.
How should you prepare?
The number one way to prepare for the ORI is to keep doing the excellent work that has made Team Little Rock the “outstanding” organization it is already.
Ask tough questions about yourself and your programs such as: “What would an inspector say if they came right now?” “What do I already know I need to fix but haven’t done so?” “What can I do to make my program stronger?” “Who do I need to team up with in order to resolve this problem?”
Get ready Team Little Rock. April will be a whirl-wind and the time leading up to it will be marked with long hours, exhaustive repetitions of preparations, and a lot of management oversight.
The reward that awaits us is the opportunity for us to show AETC and the rest of the Air Force what we already know: Team Little Rock is “Outstanding!”
COMBAT AIRLIFT!
314th Airlift Wing Director of Readiness
“What is an ORI?”
This is the first in a series of articles to inform the base populace and extended Combat Airlift community about our upcoming inspections.
Through these articles, we hope to educate Team Little Rock about the expectations, preparations, and execution of our Operational Readiness Inspections.
An Operational Readiness Inspection is the single most significant inspection that a base can receive. It is given to validate the readiness of the installation to conduct its mission during both peacetime and contingency operations.
All three major units at the Rock — the 314th Airlift Wing, the 189th Airlift Wing of the Arkansas Air National Guard, and the 463rd Airlift Group — will receive ORIs next April.
In a single 2-week period, the entire installation will receive its exam on how well we conduct business.
The requirements of the inspection will vary for each wing and group and will be based upon the mission of that unit, as well as the major command conducting the inspection. The 463 AG will receive its inspection from Air Mobility Command.
Their inspection will require them to prepare for deployment, and then actually deploy a portion of the unit to another location (aka “Base X”) where they will practice their ability to survive and operation in contingency conditions. The Air Education and Training Command units, the 314 AW and 463 AG, will receive their entire inspection here at the Rock.
Their inspection will consist of work center inspections and interviews to validate compliance with Air Force and AETC instructions, a simulated deployment and ATSO exercise, a base major accident response exercise to test our installation readiness, and several focused functional area inspections.
So what should you, as a member of Team Little Rock (including our community supporters and retirees), expect as we get prepared for our inspections?
First, the base will require several exercises to get ready. During the exercises, we’ll need to practice our procedures for protecting the base from attack or respond to simulated disasters.
That will cause some interruption of services, traffic problems, gate closures, and the like. Second, expect an increase in the amount of information we will be publishing about base activities.
We’ll use media, such as the Drop Zone, to announce upcoming exercises, readiness events, or other preparation activities to keep the community informed of what’s happening and how to get ready.
How should you prepare?
The number one way to prepare for the ORI is to keep doing the excellent work that has made Team Little Rock the “outstanding” organization it is already.
Ask tough questions about yourself and your programs such as: “What would an inspector say if they came right now?” “What do I already know I need to fix but haven’t done so?” “What can I do to make my program stronger?” “Who do I need to team up with in order to resolve this problem?”
Get ready Team Little Rock. April will be a whirl-wind and the time leading up to it will be marked with long hours, exhaustive repetitions of preparations, and a lot of management oversight.
The reward that awaits us is the opportunity for us to show AETC and the rest of the Air Force what we already know: Team Little Rock is “Outstanding!”
COMBAT AIRLIFT!
TOP STORY >>Senior NCO shines in sortie success
By Tech. Sgt. Arlo Taylor
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Air Education and Training Command recently recognized a 314th Maintenance Squadron Senior NCO for his part in keeping the 314th Airlift Wing mission flying.
Master Sgt. Dion Fernau was selected as the AETC-level nominee for the Air Force’s 2007 General Lew Allen, Jr. Award’s senior NCO category. The award recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of base-level officers and senior NCOs in aircraft, munitions or missile maintenance directly involved in aircraft sortie generation.
As squadron production superintendent, Sergeant Fernau led over 700 troops from seven flights and 20 different specialties in support of 88 multi-command C-130 aircraft flying 14,228 sorties while accruing a 99 percent aircrew student graduation rate.
“The key to winning the Gen. Lew Allen Award is a great team of professionals that work in the Maintenance Squadron and the (314th Maintenance Group), also a combined effort of my squadron supervision to recognize me for this award. “The outstanding personnel in the squadron and a personal drive to ensure that work was completed correctly the first time and in a timely manner (is the key to ensuring efficient and timely sortie generation),” said Sergeant Fernau.
Sergeant Fernau also directed repairs on 71 major aircraft isochronal inspections, garnering a 91 percent on-time delivery rate with eight consecutive quality assurance passes. He credits the sortie success, as well as his recognition, to the professionalism of maintainers at all levels and quality of their work.
“I attribute my success to the personnel that are out working on the aircraft and keeping them flying. Little Rock has an outstanding team that is improving all of the time. I was just fortunate I was chosen for this award,” he said.
314th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Air Education and Training Command recently recognized a 314th Maintenance Squadron Senior NCO for his part in keeping the 314th Airlift Wing mission flying.
Master Sgt. Dion Fernau was selected as the AETC-level nominee for the Air Force’s 2007 General Lew Allen, Jr. Award’s senior NCO category. The award recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of base-level officers and senior NCOs in aircraft, munitions or missile maintenance directly involved in aircraft sortie generation.
As squadron production superintendent, Sergeant Fernau led over 700 troops from seven flights and 20 different specialties in support of 88 multi-command C-130 aircraft flying 14,228 sorties while accruing a 99 percent aircrew student graduation rate.
“The key to winning the Gen. Lew Allen Award is a great team of professionals that work in the Maintenance Squadron and the (314th Maintenance Group), also a combined effort of my squadron supervision to recognize me for this award. “The outstanding personnel in the squadron and a personal drive to ensure that work was completed correctly the first time and in a timely manner (is the key to ensuring efficient and timely sortie generation),” said Sergeant Fernau.
Sergeant Fernau also directed repairs on 71 major aircraft isochronal inspections, garnering a 91 percent on-time delivery rate with eight consecutive quality assurance passes. He credits the sortie success, as well as his recognition, to the professionalism of maintainers at all levels and quality of their work.
“I attribute my success to the personnel that are out working on the aircraft and keeping them flying. Little Rock has an outstanding team that is improving all of the time. I was just fortunate I was chosen for this award,” he said.
TOP STORY >>General highlights AETC mission, impact, initiatives
By Tech. Sgt.
Mike Hammond
Air Education and Training Command Public Affairs
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas — Gen. William R. Looney III, commander of Air Education and Training Command, treated a crowd of more than 2,000 to a look at “The First Command’s” mission, initiatives, and impact on the Air Force during opening comments at the 2007 AETC Symposium in San Antonio Thursday.
While highlighting the three main branches of the command’s mission — recruiting, training, and educating Airmen — the general was quick to point out AETC’s contributions to the Global War on Terror.
“We’re in the fight,” General Looney said. “Last year, we deployed more than 3,500 individuals to the AORs — about 1,450 are currently deployed. We have 113 people on 365-day rotations, and 20 percent are in non-traditional Army taskings in-lieu-of.”
In addition to the direct role of supplying warrior Airmen to the fight, the general pointed to the very real impact of training on Airmen’s success in theater.
“The vast majority of Airmen we train are going to be somewhere in harm’s way within the next year or two,” General Looney said. “It is up to us to impart to them the talent and skill they need to accomplish their mission in a world-class fashion and at the same time make sure we get them back safely to the families that love them.”
AETC includes Air Force Recruiting Service, two Numbered Air Forces, and Air University — each entity having many initiatives in the works.
The general highlighted the work of Air Force recruiters to bring in the right quantity of Airmen of the highest quality.
Noting that the Air Force has the highest percentage among all services of enlistees scoring in the top half of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test, General Looney also pointed out that the Air Force admits the smallest percentage of applicants requiring any kind of moral waiver to enlist.
Upcoming initiatives to market the Air Force to potential applicants include aligning recruiting zones with zip codes and continuation of successful advertising and promotional campaigns.
Second Air Force is responsible for technical training. General Looney pointed to the November 2008 addition of two weeks to Basic Military Training, adding Survive, Evade, Resist, Escape training for all Airmen, and the stand-up of Common Battlefield Airmen Training as ways that Airmen working “outside the wire” will get the training they need to be able to perform and return home safely.
Nineteenth Air Force conducts flying training for the Air Force.
According to General Looney, the command’s new Initial Flight Screening operation is doing well in preparing flying candidates for the rigors of military aviation.
The general also told the crowd of the plans to stand up an F-22 basic qualification course. “This means we’re going to take some of the young lieutenants and make their dream come true — send them directly to the F-22.”
General Looney also pointed to a new undergraduate pilot training syllabus designed to produce an “even better pilot than we’ve already been producing” and training aircraft improvements like the upgraded avionics on the T-38C Talon.
Air University, the “intellectual and leadership center of the Air Force,” produces the students, faculty and ideas that shape how America conducts warfare across the full spectrum of conflict.
General Looney mentioned the importance not only of the continuing professional military education of Air Force members but also the work with airmen from international allies.
“Since 1958, more than 350 graduates of the United States Air Force Air University, from foreign countries, have risen to the rank of chief of their air force,” the general said. “The relationship built during their time in this country ... is crucial because it’s at the formative stage, usually, of their careers.”
He also noted that this relationship pays “huge dividends” in executing coalition requirements together. By recruiting, training, and educating Airmen throughout their careers, AETC executes its mission of developing America’s Airmen today ... for tomorrow.
“Right now, today, we are training the first sergeants and squadron commanders of 2020,” General Looney said. “We are now training the command chiefs and wing commanders of 2025.
And we are recruiting, training, and educating the general officer corps that will lead this Air Force in 2030.
“I can’t think of any mission more important to our Air Force,” General Looney said, “than the one we have right here in AETC.”
Mike Hammond
Air Education and Training Command Public Affairs
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas — Gen. William R. Looney III, commander of Air Education and Training Command, treated a crowd of more than 2,000 to a look at “The First Command’s” mission, initiatives, and impact on the Air Force during opening comments at the 2007 AETC Symposium in San Antonio Thursday.
While highlighting the three main branches of the command’s mission — recruiting, training, and educating Airmen — the general was quick to point out AETC’s contributions to the Global War on Terror.
“We’re in the fight,” General Looney said. “Last year, we deployed more than 3,500 individuals to the AORs — about 1,450 are currently deployed. We have 113 people on 365-day rotations, and 20 percent are in non-traditional Army taskings in-lieu-of.”
In addition to the direct role of supplying warrior Airmen to the fight, the general pointed to the very real impact of training on Airmen’s success in theater.
“The vast majority of Airmen we train are going to be somewhere in harm’s way within the next year or two,” General Looney said. “It is up to us to impart to them the talent and skill they need to accomplish their mission in a world-class fashion and at the same time make sure we get them back safely to the families that love them.”
AETC includes Air Force Recruiting Service, two Numbered Air Forces, and Air University — each entity having many initiatives in the works.
The general highlighted the work of Air Force recruiters to bring in the right quantity of Airmen of the highest quality.
Noting that the Air Force has the highest percentage among all services of enlistees scoring in the top half of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test, General Looney also pointed out that the Air Force admits the smallest percentage of applicants requiring any kind of moral waiver to enlist.
Upcoming initiatives to market the Air Force to potential applicants include aligning recruiting zones with zip codes and continuation of successful advertising and promotional campaigns.
Second Air Force is responsible for technical training. General Looney pointed to the November 2008 addition of two weeks to Basic Military Training, adding Survive, Evade, Resist, Escape training for all Airmen, and the stand-up of Common Battlefield Airmen Training as ways that Airmen working “outside the wire” will get the training they need to be able to perform and return home safely.
Nineteenth Air Force conducts flying training for the Air Force.
According to General Looney, the command’s new Initial Flight Screening operation is doing well in preparing flying candidates for the rigors of military aviation.
The general also told the crowd of the plans to stand up an F-22 basic qualification course. “This means we’re going to take some of the young lieutenants and make their dream come true — send them directly to the F-22.”
General Looney also pointed to a new undergraduate pilot training syllabus designed to produce an “even better pilot than we’ve already been producing” and training aircraft improvements like the upgraded avionics on the T-38C Talon.
Air University, the “intellectual and leadership center of the Air Force,” produces the students, faculty and ideas that shape how America conducts warfare across the full spectrum of conflict.
General Looney mentioned the importance not only of the continuing professional military education of Air Force members but also the work with airmen from international allies.
“Since 1958, more than 350 graduates of the United States Air Force Air University, from foreign countries, have risen to the rank of chief of their air force,” the general said. “The relationship built during their time in this country ... is crucial because it’s at the formative stage, usually, of their careers.”
He also noted that this relationship pays “huge dividends” in executing coalition requirements together. By recruiting, training, and educating Airmen throughout their careers, AETC executes its mission of developing America’s Airmen today ... for tomorrow.
“Right now, today, we are training the first sergeants and squadron commanders of 2020,” General Looney said. “We are now training the command chiefs and wing commanders of 2025.
And we are recruiting, training, and educating the general officer corps that will lead this Air Force in 2030.
“I can’t think of any mission more important to our Air Force,” General Looney said, “than the one we have right here in AETC.”
TOP STORY >>Patriot Day a day to reflect
Note: Speech delivered at 9/11 Remembrance ceremony.
On Sept. 11, 2001, at 8:46 a.m. the world changed, the country changed, and individual lives changed—never to be the same again. Lost in the terror attacks that morning were nearly 3,000 Americans: wives and husbands, mothers and fathers, daughters and sons, friends and co-workers.
The loss was felt by every American and by our friends around the world. I'm sure that most of you have a very personal story about where you were, what you were doing, and how you felt when you became aware of the attacks.
The attacks had a profound affect on every American. Therefore, it was only fitting for the President to have signed U.S. House Joint Resolution 71 into law designating Sept. 11 of each year Patriot Day.
On this day, the U.S. Flag flies at half staff on all federal government buildings and installations in remembrance of the Americans lost in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the airliner brought down in Pennsylvania.
They have joined the league of American Patriots who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the country and freedom.
Today, we remember them as Patriots.
Patriot is defined as "one who loves, supports, and defends one's country." All who have lost their lives in service to our great nation deserve the title “Patriot”.
Their families who have endured such great loss deserve the title “Patriot”. All standing here this morning are deserving of the title "Patriot" because you answer the call of duty each day. Our families are deserving of the title "Patriot" because they serve by our side supporting us each day. Our friends in the local community are deserving of the title "Patriot" because their love for this country shines bright in the outstanding support they provide the warfighter. So as you go about your duties remember the Patriots — those who have passed and those currently serving in and out of uniform.
The highest honor we can pay our Patriots is to renew our determination and commitment to winning the Global War on Terror.
At Little Rock Air Force Base, we pay tribute to them through our commitment to providing our nation with an unparalleled Combat Airlift capability. The Combat Airlift mission, the one you execute with so much skill and professionalism each day, is vital to national security. You honor yourselves and all Patriots with your service.
Thank you for all you do for your Air Force and your nation.
Combat Airlift!
On Sept. 11, 2001, at 8:46 a.m. the world changed, the country changed, and individual lives changed—never to be the same again. Lost in the terror attacks that morning were nearly 3,000 Americans: wives and husbands, mothers and fathers, daughters and sons, friends and co-workers.
The loss was felt by every American and by our friends around the world. I'm sure that most of you have a very personal story about where you were, what you were doing, and how you felt when you became aware of the attacks.
The attacks had a profound affect on every American. Therefore, it was only fitting for the President to have signed U.S. House Joint Resolution 71 into law designating Sept. 11 of each year Patriot Day.
On this day, the U.S. Flag flies at half staff on all federal government buildings and installations in remembrance of the Americans lost in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the airliner brought down in Pennsylvania.
They have joined the league of American Patriots who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the country and freedom.
Today, we remember them as Patriots.
Patriot is defined as "one who loves, supports, and defends one's country." All who have lost their lives in service to our great nation deserve the title “Patriot”.
Their families who have endured such great loss deserve the title “Patriot”. All standing here this morning are deserving of the title "Patriot" because you answer the call of duty each day. Our families are deserving of the title "Patriot" because they serve by our side supporting us each day. Our friends in the local community are deserving of the title "Patriot" because their love for this country shines bright in the outstanding support they provide the warfighter. So as you go about your duties remember the Patriots — those who have passed and those currently serving in and out of uniform.
The highest honor we can pay our Patriots is to renew our determination and commitment to winning the Global War on Terror.
At Little Rock Air Force Base, we pay tribute to them through our commitment to providing our nation with an unparalleled Combat Airlift capability. The Combat Airlift mission, the one you execute with so much skill and professionalism each day, is vital to national security. You honor yourselves and all Patriots with your service.
Thank you for all you do for your Air Force and your nation.
Combat Airlift!
Thursday, September 6, 2007
CLASSIFIEDS >> 09-07-07
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.
COME JOIN the fun at a Close To My Heart Scrapbook party. Hosted by Amy McCormick at 101 Maryland Lane, LRAFB, at 2:00pm on Sunday, August 26th. For more information please call 501-542-4779. Hope to see you there!
YARD SALES
YARD SALE- Sat, 9/8 @ 7am. 1704 Pilot Ct Jacksonville Many items for sale CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
YARD SALE-Saturday Sept. 8, 2007 @ 2812 General Samuels in Jacksonville. Yard sale: Boy's uniforms, clothing, books, movies, etc. 7am- ??? Cancel if Rain!
YARD SALE-MOVING - Garage Sale Everything must go!!!! Baby stuff for boys and girls, Computer parts and more! Saturday 8th 8am-1pm 135 Nebraska Circle
YARD SALE-MOVING SALE-Sat 9/8 8am-4pm. 179 Alabama Dr. LRAFB Washing machine and more.
HELP WANTED
WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Technician. Pay based on exp. & tools. Paid Holidays & Vacation. Fax resume to 501-605-0581.*
NOW HIRING. Avg. Pay $20 hr. over $55K annually. Including full benefits and OT. Paid Training, Vacations. FT/PT. 866-519-9026 Access.*
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
2 FREE kittens, 6 months old. (501) 366-7795.
FREE TO GOOD HOME! 2 ferrets about 2 years old. Food and cage included. call (501) 436-0843, feel free to leave message.
LABRADOR MIX, 8 mos, F, she is up to date on all her vaccinations and knows basic commands. She is approximately 20" tall and weighs 40lbs. Very sweet and loving puppy! Call Jason at 501-515-7241.
FREE - Basenji-Mix, GREAT w/ kids, babies, & cats. Must find a home due to overseas PCS. 501-835-1975
FREE KITTENS to a good home. 10 weeks old. Litter box trained. Call Kim Phillips 501-941-9941 (or) 501-985-3784
FREE TO good home. Black lab. 1 year. Neutered. All shots. All gear. 501-436-4169.
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
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.
PEDESTAL TABLE 40" extended to 60" dual medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs, Upholstered. Good condition. $325.
WOOD ARMOIRE, good condition, can fit tv or computer, $100. 850-855-6866
REFRIGERATOR, white, medium-sized, less than 1 year old. (501) 838-7105
BLUE couch & 2 love seats, $100 each; queen bed w/mattress, box spring, dressers, $350 OBO. 259-8192
STEP 2 Convertible Princess bed, used. Has towers on headboard, drawbridge on footboard. Can be used with a toddler or twin size mattress. Asking $150. 413-9309
MATTRESS & Box Springs - Serta brand, Regular size, excellent shape. $100.00. Call: (501) 803-3320.
ITALIAN dining table single piece 80X37 ", Walnut, double pedestal base; 6 matching/upholstered chairs, $600 all. Tel 501-772-8704/346-3002
COFFEE table, 45X45", matching end table, Oak, antique style; $350 both. Tel 501-772-8704/346-3002
CHINA CABINET & round dining table. Table has solid piece top and 4 chairs. Very heavy. You move. $500 for both. 831-2081.
QUEEN size wooden futon like new $100.00, Dyson vacuum paid $600 asking $200 obo. White suede couch like new $100.00.
SUEDE COUCH and chaise lounge. Excellent condition! A steal for $350! Call Tony at 501-412-0063.
Baby Sleigh Crib- converts into toddler bed. Rarely used. Great condition $70. Call (501)988-9969. Can email pictures!
MATTRESS and Box Spring - Serta regular size. Asking $100.00 for the set. (501) 803-3320.
HOOKER Oak Entertainment Center. 5 pieces (2 corner units). Good condition. $250.00. (501) 605-1192
FUTON w/ black cusion $15 good condition, exercise bike $20 good condition, propane grill never used w/ tank $30. Call Danny at 210-412-5929 or 501-987-8500 from 7-4 pm.
COMPUTER Cabinet, paid $175 will sell for $65. Computer and monitor, working $50.
KING Size Bedroom Suite- Beautiful hdbd, ftbd, mattresses, large dresser/mirror, two night-stands. Two yrs old-$800 (501) 940-3415
OVERSIZED HEAT and massage recliner. $300. 626-8071.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
ITEMS FOR SALE
GOLF CLUBS - Callaway X 3W, 13 degrees, S Flex graphite, small profile head. $60.00. Titleist 983 driver, 7.5 degrees, S Flex graphite Blue Grafalloy shaft, $75.00 Call (501) 803-3320. Odyssey White Hot putter, 34", Anser style putter head, like new. $50.00.
ASPIRING MUSICIANS: Selling amplifier, guitars, turntable/mixer, sampler, drum machines, and more. Located on LRAFB. Call: (716)465-4206 Tom
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $500, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
GOLF CLUBS - Titleist 690 MB irons, 3-PW, S Flex Steel Shafts. Asking $200.00 (501) 803-3320.
GOLF CLUB - Titleist 983 Driver, S Flex Graphite Shaft, 7.5 degree loft. Asking $75.00. (501) 803-3320.
NEEDED MESS Dress jacket for woman size 8 tall If you have one please call and leave mess 436-4884 or 903-691-9364
BARBIE tricycle - $10; Golf clubs, men's Right Hand XPC3 2-iron thru SW steel shaft and Wilson driver, 3 and 5 graphite shaft fairway woods. $100.00. 983-0037
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric classical guitar with hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvd's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. New $825, asking #325. 501-835-8978
INFLATABLE POOL 4' deep, 18' round. All parts and chemicals. Used 1 month. $100. 626-8071.
DELL DESKTOP w/ keyboard, mouse & speakers. Norton Antivirus & spam blockers, 60 GB hd, 1 GB ram, serviced at Circuit City recently. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
X-BOX 360 & over $100 worth of accessories and games. $400 cash. 626-6503.
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2003 TOYOTA Tundra SR5, Stepside 4x2. Super clean non-smoker, one-owner, 21k miles. Too many extra's to list. $18,500.
89 HONDA Civic, 2 door hatchback, 200+ k miles, runs great. $800. 985-8060.
1997 PONTIAC Grand Prix; GTP, White with White Wheels; 2-door; all-power, CD; $4K. Call 501-605-8946 after 5:00.
2000 MAZDA MPV mini van. Rear air, power sunroof, good tires, runs great! $5075. 501-837-6495
CUSTOM BUILT 2006, 1100 V-star, raked out, hart tail single seater, vance and hines pipes, 2000 miles, $10,000 OBO. Call 501-749-9018.
MOTORCYCLE Gear for male and female 2 Helmets 2 Jackets 2 Gloves 1 Lock. Asking $300 Worth $750 Cell (786)443-4651.
2004 CADILLAC CTS, Silver, 39K miles, still under factory warranty 5/50K, grey leather interior, $19500. Call 350-2956.
2004 CHEVY Silverado 2500 4 Door 2wd with the 6.0L engine, $19,000 obo Charcoal gray, with gray cloth interior truck has 60,200 miles. Dual 40 series Flowmaster Exhaust and KNN cold air Intake also 16x8 Chrome FOOSE rims.
2001 CAVALIER $2800, 1991 Civic $1200, 1999 Cadillac Catera $6000, 1996 Mazda 626 $2000. All are obo. 457-7028
1993 FORD PROBE, 191k miles, manual, does not run because of bad clutch, must pay for towing, $300. 501-366-1508
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K . Can't beat the price, call 247-8130.
PCSing or just got here? Need a vehicle for just a year. 2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, take over lease, you can even trade in your car if needed call 247-8130
1985 LINCOLN Towncar 153,000 miles. Has some minor issues but is still a reliable car. Needs a little TLC. $900 OBO. Call 501-940-6157.
MUST SELL!! 1998 Chrysler Town & Country LXI. Good condition, 168k, leather seats, all power. $3,000 OBO (501) 984-0769
96 HONDA CIVIC EX- Red, Manual Trans, All Power, Keyless, CD, Sunroof, Header, New brakes & timing belt @ 120k, Si wheels, Spoiler--139k Miles, 28+ mpg. $3,500 obo - 501-681-9879 - 24/7 - Leave Msg.
17 INCH chrome/aluminum 2004 factory Escalade tires and wheels, 265/70/17 Goodyears, like new, upgrade your 6-lug GM truck $550/offer, 743-5385.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power spray in bed liner tow package. 56k miles. $14,800. 501-425-1138. 501-882-3332.
'94 CHEVY 2500, new engine, $1500. Must sell. 501-259-1524.
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 BAYLINER Capri, 20 ft, V8 Mercury, 220 hp. CD player, bow cover, canvas top. $10,900. Call 501-831-5307.
2002 16' Bass Tracker, 50 hp mercury motor, trolling motor & trailer. Included $6500. 501-255-5991.
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
FOR SALE or Rent: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath on 10 peaceful acres. All electric. Cabot area. 10 minutes to either airbase gate. Animals OK. Available immediately! $1100 month. Deposit required. 501-952-3582.*
$750 3 bedroom newly remodeled single family home 5 minutes from LRAFB, large front and backyard, new carpet, new tile, and new paint, ready for move in now! Contact Theresa at Twin City Property Management. (501) 224-0225.*
HOUSE IN Cabot: 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1 car garage, privacy fence, stove & refrigerator, furnished. Close to schools. $725 month & deposit. Outside pets only. No smoking. 1 year lease required. 501-843-4800.*
NORTH LITTLE Rock. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1280 sq. ft., BONUS ROOM, chef's range, fridge, ice maker, walk-in closets, garage, fenced backyard & designer tile backsplash. 5 Crest. $750. Call Matt 501-296-9922, ext. 103.*
JACKSONVILLE: 1.5 miles from front gate, remodeled, like new - 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, all appliances, carpet, fenced back deck, storage shed. $950 monthly. $800 deposit. 501-681-8337.*
BEAUTIFUL PARK Hill, NLR home. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, living room, dining room, office, stainless kitchen, hardwood floor, 2 car garage. All new inside. No pets. $1500. 501-425-8285.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
CABOT AREA- Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed $450 month. Deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.*
CABOT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, fireplace, big fenced yard, great neighborhood, great school. $850 monthly & deposit. Woodbridge Subdivision. (501) 247-3697*
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1500 sq. ft., fenced yard, nice neighborhood in Cabot, newer home, alarm system, landscaped yard. $925 month, $600 deposit. No Smoking. Call about pets. (501) 554-5290*
HOUSES FOR SALE
LAKEFRONT HOME - Indian Hills, NLR, Tri-level with in-law quarters. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bath, 3661 sq. ft. Sunrooms, dens, formals, circular drive - an entertainer's dream!! $359,000. Must see interior to appreciate. Smoke & pet free. 15 minutes to back gate & 5 minutes to Mall. Appointments only, please. 501-590-5266.*
NLR OPEN House every Sat. 9-11 am. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. $55,000 or make cash offer. Call (501) 605-7200.*
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for Lease- 14x70 Mobile Home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres. Owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.*
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.
COME JOIN the fun at a Close To My Heart Scrapbook party. Hosted by Amy McCormick at 101 Maryland Lane, LRAFB, at 2:00pm on Sunday, August 26th. For more information please call 501-542-4779. Hope to see you there!
YARD SALES
YARD SALE- Sat, 9/8 @ 7am. 1704 Pilot Ct Jacksonville Many items for sale CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
YARD SALE-Saturday Sept. 8, 2007 @ 2812 General Samuels in Jacksonville. Yard sale: Boy's uniforms, clothing, books, movies, etc. 7am- ??? Cancel if Rain!
YARD SALE-MOVING - Garage Sale Everything must go!!!! Baby stuff for boys and girls, Computer parts and more! Saturday 8th 8am-1pm 135 Nebraska Circle
YARD SALE-MOVING SALE-Sat 9/8 8am-4pm. 179 Alabama Dr. LRAFB Washing machine and more.
HELP WANTED
WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Technician. Pay based on exp. & tools. Paid Holidays & Vacation. Fax resume to 501-605-0581.*
NOW HIRING. Avg. Pay $20 hr. over $55K annually. Including full benefits and OT. Paid Training, Vacations. FT/PT. 866-519-9026 Access.*
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. Female, black, lab mix. 8 to 10 months old. (501) 796-3637
2 FREE kittens, 6 months old. (501) 366-7795.
FREE TO GOOD HOME! 2 ferrets about 2 years old. Food and cage included. call (501) 436-0843, feel free to leave message.
LABRADOR MIX, 8 mos, F, she is up to date on all her vaccinations and knows basic commands. She is approximately 20" tall and weighs 40lbs. Very sweet and loving puppy! Call Jason at 501-515-7241.
FREE - Basenji-Mix, GREAT w/ kids, babies, & cats. Must find a home due to overseas PCS. 501-835-1975
FREE KITTENS to a good home. 10 weeks old. Litter box trained. Call Kim Phillips 501-941-9941 (or) 501-985-3784
FREE TO good home. Black lab. 1 year. Neutered. All shots. All gear. 501-436-4169.
RABBIT with cage, free to good home. Cocker Spaniel, free to good home. Call 605-6153.
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.
PEDESTAL TABLE 40" extended to 60" dual medium walnut color, 4 side, 2 arm chairs, Upholstered. Good condition. $325.
WOOD ARMOIRE, good condition, can fit tv or computer, $100. 850-855-6866
REFRIGERATOR, white, medium-sized, less than 1 year old. (501) 838-7105
BLUE couch & 2 love seats, $100 each; queen bed w/mattress, box spring, dressers, $350 OBO. 259-8192
STEP 2 Convertible Princess bed, used. Has towers on headboard, drawbridge on footboard. Can be used with a toddler or twin size mattress. Asking $150. 413-9309
MATTRESS & Box Springs - Serta brand, Regular size, excellent shape. $100.00. Call: (501) 803-3320.
ITALIAN dining table single piece 80X37 ", Walnut, double pedestal base; 6 matching/upholstered chairs, $600 all. Tel 501-772-8704/346-3002
COFFEE table, 45X45", matching end table, Oak, antique style; $350 both. Tel 501-772-8704/346-3002
CHINA CABINET & round dining table. Table has solid piece top and 4 chairs. Very heavy. You move. $500 for both. 831-2081.
QUEEN size wooden futon like new $100.00, Dyson vacuum paid $600 asking $200 obo. White suede couch like new $100.00.
SUEDE COUCH and chaise lounge. Excellent condition! A steal for $350! Call Tony at 501-412-0063.
Baby Sleigh Crib- converts into toddler bed. Rarely used. Great condition $70. Call (501)988-9969. Can email pictures!
MATTRESS and Box Spring - Serta regular size. Asking $100.00 for the set. (501) 803-3320.
HOOKER Oak Entertainment Center. 5 pieces (2 corner units). Good condition. $250.00. (501) 605-1192
FUTON w/ black cusion $15 good condition, exercise bike $20 good condition, propane grill never used w/ tank $30. Call Danny at 210-412-5929 or 501-987-8500 from 7-4 pm.
COMPUTER Cabinet, paid $175 will sell for $65. Computer and monitor, working $50.
KING Size Bedroom Suite- Beautiful hdbd, ftbd, mattresses, large dresser/mirror, two night-stands. Two yrs old-$800 (501) 940-3415
OVERSIZED HEAT and massage recliner. $300. 626-8071.
QUEEN SIZE wooden futon like new $100. Dyson Vacuum paid 600.00 asking $200. White suede couch like new $100.00 740-818-9695
QUEEN SIZE waterbed frame, all wood, lots of storage, will deliver and assemble. Asking $50. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
LAZYBOY electric/heated Lift Chair/Recliner. Great for people with mobility problems. 2 months old. Retail $1,400, Paid $1,000 asking $800 firm. Call 835-7094.
ITEMS FOR SALE
GOLF CLUBS - Callaway X 3W, 13 degrees, S Flex graphite, small profile head. $60.00. Titleist 983 driver, 7.5 degrees, S Flex graphite Blue Grafalloy shaft, $75.00 Call (501) 803-3320. Odyssey White Hot putter, 34", Anser style putter head, like new. $50.00.
ASPIRING MUSICIANS: Selling amplifier, guitars, turntable/mixer, sampler, drum machines, and more. Located on LRAFB. Call: (716)465-4206 Tom
TOSHIBA Satellite notebook A105-S171 $500, accessories included. Please Call 501-554-4361.
GOLF CLUBS - Titleist 690 MB irons, 3-PW, S Flex Steel Shafts. Asking $200.00 (501) 803-3320.
GOLF CLUB - Titleist 983 Driver, S Flex Graphite Shaft, 7.5 degree loft. Asking $75.00. (501) 803-3320.
NEEDED MESS Dress jacket for woman size 8 tall If you have one please call and leave mess 436-4884 or 903-691-9364
BARBIE tricycle - $10; Golf clubs, men's Right Hand XPC3 2-iron thru SW steel shaft and Wilson driver, 3 and 5 graphite shaft fairway woods. $100.00. 983-0037
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric classical guitar with hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional dvd's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. New $825, asking #325. 501-835-8978
INFLATABLE POOL 4' deep, 18' round. All parts and chemicals. Used 1 month. $100. 626-8071.
DELL DESKTOP w/ keyboard, mouse & speakers. Norton Antivirus & spam blockers, 60 GB hd, 1 GB ram, serviced at Circuit City recently. $275 obo. 276-389-9124.
X-BOX 360 & over $100 worth of accessories and games. $400 cash. 626-6503.
ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC electric guitar, hard case, 10 watt amplifier, 10 instructional DVD's, guitar strap, case strap, new condition. Paid $825, asking $325. (501) 835-8978
FOOTBALL gear for sale! Youth large/xl. 2pr practice pants & jersey, all pads, shoulder pads, air helmet. Make an offer 838-2960.
PINATAS for sale!! Will make any size or character (Dora, spongebob, backyardagins, etc.) Prices vary with size. Call (501)988-9969 or (501)551-1544
GREAT BABY Items for Sale! Graco Travel System Stroller, Baby Bounce, Jumperoo, Snugli Carrier $100 for all! Great Condition. Call 501-412-3148
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.
2000 PONTIAC TRANS AM, W56, 6 speed, good condition, minor scratches, t-tops, loaded, 137K, $9,500 obo, black, performance package, 18 mpg, purchased from Evans Motors. Well maintained, 501-960-6897.
2000 TOYOTA Avalon, excellent leather, sunroof, silver, loaded with options, $9,600. 501-843-2123. Cabot
2006 CBR 1000RR, Showroom condition, 3K miles, $8000 OBO. Call 501-590-4955.
2007 SUZUKI VINSON 500 4X4 QUADRUNNER, green, 2.5ci warn winch, 320 mi, maintained, truck ramps and helmet included. Must sell!! $5,600 obo. 366-6544
2003 TOYOTA Tundra SR5, Stepside 4x2. Super clean non-smoker, one-owner, 21k miles. Too many extra's to list. $18,500.
89 HONDA Civic, 2 door hatchback, 200+ k miles, runs great. $800. 985-8060.
1997 PONTIAC Grand Prix; GTP, White with White Wheels; 2-door; all-power, CD; $4K. Call 501-605-8946 after 5:00.
2000 MAZDA MPV mini van. Rear air, power sunroof, good tires, runs great! $5075. 501-837-6495
CUSTOM BUILT 2006, 1100 V-star, raked out, hart tail single seater, vance and hines pipes, 2000 miles, $10,000 OBO. Call 501-749-9018.
MOTORCYCLE Gear for male and female 2 Helmets 2 Jackets 2 Gloves 1 Lock. Asking $300 Worth $750 Cell (786)443-4651.
2004 CADILLAC CTS, Silver, 39K miles, still under factory warranty 5/50K, grey leather interior, $19500. Call 350-2956.
2004 CHEVY Silverado 2500 4 Door 2wd with the 6.0L engine, $19,000 obo Charcoal gray, with gray cloth interior truck has 60,200 miles. Dual 40 series Flowmaster Exhaust and KNN cold air Intake also 16x8 Chrome FOOSE rims.
2001 CAVALIER $2800, 1991 Civic $1200, 1999 Cadillac Catera $6000, 1996 Mazda 626 $2000. All are obo. 457-7028
1993 FORD PROBE, 191k miles, manual, does not run because of bad clutch, must pay for towing, $300. 501-366-1508
2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, $20K . Can't beat the price, call 247-8130.
PCSing or just got here? Need a vehicle for just a year. 2005, Cadillac CTS, Black, Wood grain, 45K miles, leather interior, great car, take over lease, you can even trade in your car if needed call 247-8130
1985 LINCOLN Towncar 153,000 miles. Has some minor issues but is still a reliable car. Needs a little TLC. $900 OBO. Call 501-940-6157.
MUST SELL!! 1998 Chrysler Town & Country LXI. Good condition, 168k, leather seats, all power. $3,000 OBO (501) 984-0769
96 HONDA CIVIC EX- Red, Manual Trans, All Power, Keyless, CD, Sunroof, Header, New brakes & timing belt @ 120k, Si wheels, Spoiler--139k Miles, 28+ mpg. $3,500 obo - 501-681-9879 - 24/7 - Leave Msg.
17 INCH chrome/aluminum 2004 factory Escalade tires and wheels, 265/70/17 Goodyears, like new, upgrade your 6-lug GM truck $550/offer, 743-5385.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power spray in bed liner tow package. 56k miles. $14,800. 501-425-1138. 501-882-3332.
'94 CHEVY 2500, new engine, $1500. Must sell. 501-259-1524.
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, 85k, alarm, keyless entry, parking sensors, privacy glass, new tires, & more! Excellent condition, one owner. $8995 OBO (501)988-0120 or (501)960-3320
2003 KIA Optima SE, Ruby Red, Fully loaded all power, moonroof, mint condition, 10,500 miles, must see $13,500 OBO.
2000 GLASTRON 180 Ski & Fish. 150 Johnson OB, Trolling motor, Fish Finder, Custom Cover, Loadmaster Trailer. Very low hours, garage kept. $13,500.00. Call 501-247-7653 or 501-554-0806.
2002 DODGE Ram quad cab, 4x4 SLT, all power, spray in bed liner, tow package, 56k miles. Asking $14,800. 501-425-1138 or 501-882-3332 (Beebe).
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2000 BAYLINER Capri, 20 ft, V8 Mercury, 220 hp. CD player, bow cover, canvas top. $10,900. Call 501-831-5307.
2002 16' Bass Tracker, 50 hp mercury motor, trolling motor & trailer. Included $6500. 501-255-5991.
HOUSES FOR RENT
Homes for rent. Call Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited at 501-843-4473 for details. *
FOR RENT: nice 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile Homes on large lots in Quiet safe park close to LRAFB. New carpet and appliances. Starting at $395 per month plus deposit. HUD accepted. Call today and get TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. (501) 835-3450.*
FOR SALE or Rent: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath on 10 peaceful acres. All electric. Cabot area. 10 minutes to either airbase gate. Animals OK. Available immediately! $1100 month. Deposit required. 501-952-3582.*
$750 3 bedroom newly remodeled single family home 5 minutes from LRAFB, large front and backyard, new carpet, new tile, and new paint, ready for move in now! Contact Theresa at Twin City Property Management. (501) 224-0225.*
HOUSE IN Cabot: 3 Bedroom 1 Bath, 1 car garage, privacy fence, stove & refrigerator, furnished. Close to schools. $725 month & deposit. Outside pets only. No smoking. 1 year lease required. 501-843-4800.*
NORTH LITTLE Rock. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1280 sq. ft., BONUS ROOM, chef's range, fridge, ice maker, walk-in closets, garage, fenced backyard & designer tile backsplash. 5 Crest. $750. Call Matt 501-296-9922, ext. 103.*
JACKSONVILLE: 1.5 miles from front gate, remodeled, like new - 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, all appliances, carpet, fenced back deck, storage shed. $950 monthly. $800 deposit. 501-681-8337.*
BEAUTIFUL PARK Hill, NLR home. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, living room, dining room, office, stainless kitchen, hardwood floor, 2 car garage. All new inside. No pets. $1500. 501-425-8285.*
VERY CLEAN, near AFB- 2,3 & 4 Bedroom. Mobile Homes, $500 to $800. No application fee. Newly remodeled, hardwood floors, new decks, near lake. Lakeside Estates 983-4005*
CABOT AREA- Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath duplex. No pets allowed $450 month. Deposit & references required. Call (501) 605-7200.*
CABOT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 2 car garage, fireplace, big fenced yard, great neighborhood, great school. $850 monthly & deposit. Woodbridge Subdivision. (501) 247-3697*
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, 1500 sq. ft., fenced yard, nice neighborhood in Cabot, newer home, alarm system, landscaped yard. $925 month, $600 deposit. No Smoking. Call about pets. (501) 554-5290*
HOUSES FOR SALE
LAKEFRONT HOME - Indian Hills, NLR, Tri-level with in-law quarters. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bath, 3661 sq. ft. Sunrooms, dens, formals, circular drive - an entertainer's dream!! $359,000. Must see interior to appreciate. Smoke & pet free. 15 minutes to back gate & 5 minutes to Mall. Appointments only, please. 501-590-5266.*
NLR OPEN House every Sat. 9-11 am. Remodeled 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, garage, storage building, large fenced lot, owner financing available. $55,000 or make cash offer. Call (501) 605-7200.*
MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, Land for Lease- 14x70 Mobile Home, 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, excellent condition, remodeled, open floor plan, on 1.5 acres. Owner financing available. Call (501) 605-7200.*
OFF DUTY LIFE >>09-07-07
Arts Center celebrates Jim Henson
The Arkansas Arts Center will host Jim Henson’s Fantastic World today through Nov. 25. From the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and The Jim Henson Legacy, this exhibition celebrates the prolific mind of Jim Henson, artist, puppeteer, film director and producer. It features 100 original artworks, including drawings, cartoons and storyboards that illustrate Henson’s talent as a storyteller and visionary. Admission is $6 for adults and $4 for children. For more information visit www.arkarts.com.
Cruisin' in the Rock set for tonight at Riverfront
Cruisin’ in the Rock is tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Riverfront Park. Cruisin’ in the Rock: Classic cars, street rods, trucks and motorcycles displayed, great nostalgic music, door prizes for participants, awards presented for Best Cruiser, Best Truck and Best Motorcycle. Free to particpants and spectators. For more information visit www.bigcruisefest.com.
Murder mystery dinner
MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History hosts Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre tonight. Admission is $42 per person and price includes three-course sit-down dinner, a tour of the arsenal, the murder mystery show, taxes and gratuities.
The Little Rock Arsenal is one of the most haunted places in the Southeast. As you hear real-life ghost stories about this historic landmark, a murder takes place right before your eyes. Now, a killer is among you — try to figure out who — or the killer just may strike again!
For more infomation visit www.littlerocktours.com or call 800-933-3836.
Folk Dance Days slated for this weekend
Folk Dance Days runs through Sunday at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View. Dance workshops for people of all ages, in traditional styles such as clogging, jig and contra. Contact the park to be put on our Dance Workshop mailing list.
Admission is $55.
Visit www.ozarkfolkcenter.com for more infomation.
Biker Bash in Harrison
The Dogpatch Biker Bash runs through Sunday at the Hub Motorcycle Resort in Harrison.
The Dogpatch Biker Bash is a three day event taking place south of Harrison, Arkansas at the HUB Motorcycle Resort. Activities include entertainment all day, guided rides, vendors, concerts, bike pulls, bike games, biker build-offs, and the best riding in the United States!
Admission is $10. For more information visit www.DogpatchBikerBase.com or call 870-741-1789.
Championship balloon race begins today
Arkansas Hot Air Balloon State Championship Race runs through Sunday at the Harrison Jr. High School football field. There will be a balloon glow, key grab and hare and hound race. Admission is free. For more information visit www.harrison-chamber.com.
The Arkansas Arts Center will host Jim Henson’s Fantastic World today through Nov. 25. From the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and The Jim Henson Legacy, this exhibition celebrates the prolific mind of Jim Henson, artist, puppeteer, film director and producer. It features 100 original artworks, including drawings, cartoons and storyboards that illustrate Henson’s talent as a storyteller and visionary. Admission is $6 for adults and $4 for children. For more information visit www.arkarts.com.
Cruisin' in the Rock set for tonight at Riverfront
Cruisin’ in the Rock is tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Riverfront Park. Cruisin’ in the Rock: Classic cars, street rods, trucks and motorcycles displayed, great nostalgic music, door prizes for participants, awards presented for Best Cruiser, Best Truck and Best Motorcycle. Free to particpants and spectators. For more information visit www.bigcruisefest.com.
Murder mystery dinner
MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History hosts Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre tonight. Admission is $42 per person and price includes three-course sit-down dinner, a tour of the arsenal, the murder mystery show, taxes and gratuities.
The Little Rock Arsenal is one of the most haunted places in the Southeast. As you hear real-life ghost stories about this historic landmark, a murder takes place right before your eyes. Now, a killer is among you — try to figure out who — or the killer just may strike again!
For more infomation visit www.littlerocktours.com or call 800-933-3836.
Folk Dance Days slated for this weekend
Folk Dance Days runs through Sunday at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View. Dance workshops for people of all ages, in traditional styles such as clogging, jig and contra. Contact the park to be put on our Dance Workshop mailing list.
Admission is $55.
Visit www.ozarkfolkcenter.com for more infomation.
Biker Bash in Harrison
The Dogpatch Biker Bash runs through Sunday at the Hub Motorcycle Resort in Harrison.
The Dogpatch Biker Bash is a three day event taking place south of Harrison, Arkansas at the HUB Motorcycle Resort. Activities include entertainment all day, guided rides, vendors, concerts, bike pulls, bike games, biker build-offs, and the best riding in the United States!
Admission is $10. For more information visit www.DogpatchBikerBase.com or call 870-741-1789.
Championship balloon race begins today
Arkansas Hot Air Balloon State Championship Race runs through Sunday at the Harrison Jr. High School football field. There will be a balloon glow, key grab and hare and hound race. Admission is free. For more information visit www.harrison-chamber.com.
NEWS BRIEFS >> 09/07/07
314 AW/CC Calls
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314th Airlift Wing Commander is holding commander's calls in the base theater on the following days and times:
Airman Call: Sept. 19 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
NCO/SNCO Call: Sept. 19 from 4 to 5 p.m.
Officer's Call: Sept. 20 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Civilian Call: Sept. 20 from 10 to 11 a.m.
Attendees should be in place at least five minutes prior to start times. Parking will be limited so car pools are encouraged.
Retirement ceremonies slated
Master Sgt. Ray Jones, 314th Airlift Wing safety office, will retire Sept. 20 at 2 p.m. in the Little Rock Air Force Base chapel annex. Uniform will be uniform of the day. Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. Contact 1st Lt. Aaron Tripi at 987-3599 for more information.
A retirement ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21 at Bldg. 234 auditorium for Tech. Sgt. Mark Pitoniak, 463rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. Sgt. Pitoniak is retiring after serving 20 years in the Air Force.
Command run date, location moved
The 314th Airlift Wing command run for September will take place Tuesday. Everyone should meet at 6:45 a.m. at the parade grounds for reveille and words from Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314 AW commander, regarding Patriot's Day.
The command run will follow an alternate route this month. Personnel should still park in normal areas and walk to the parade grounds and then form up with their respective units.
Debt trap seminar
The Airman and Family Readiness Center will host a “lunch and learn” seminar on payday lending and alternatives to falling into debt traps. The seminar is being held Monday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. Lunch is provided. Call 987-6801 for details
Future AFRC seminars
The Airman and Family Readiness Center plans to host an Investment 101 seminar Oct. 15 and a Deals on Wheels seminar on Nov. 5. Seminars are “lunch and learn” events. Call 987-6801 to register for each seminar and for details.
Colleges on base for college fair
A major outdoor event is scheduled for the Base Library walkway on Thursday, Sept. 13. Stop by between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and meet with college representatives.
Everyone is invited: military, civilians and family members including high school students. In case of rain the event will move to the TCAC ballroom. For details call 987-6817.
Spouses Club set to host craft bazaar
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is having a Holiday Craft Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the LRAFB Conference Center.
There will be a small food court at this event. Food vendor slots are open to squadrons/units on a first come first served basis. The booth fee is $50. Interested units may contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522. The food item you wish to sell will also be on a first come first served basis.
Craft booths are also available with a cost of $50 per booth. Proceeds will benefit LRSC charities, scholarship funds and school grants. For more information please contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522.
This is a private organization.
It is not a part of the Department of Defense or any of its components and it has no governmental status.
Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314th Airlift Wing Commander is holding commander's calls in the base theater on the following days and times:
Airman Call: Sept. 19 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
NCO/SNCO Call: Sept. 19 from 4 to 5 p.m.
Officer's Call: Sept. 20 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Civilian Call: Sept. 20 from 10 to 11 a.m.
Attendees should be in place at least five minutes prior to start times. Parking will be limited so car pools are encouraged.
Retirement ceremonies slated
Master Sgt. Ray Jones, 314th Airlift Wing safety office, will retire Sept. 20 at 2 p.m. in the Little Rock Air Force Base chapel annex. Uniform will be uniform of the day. Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. Contact 1st Lt. Aaron Tripi at 987-3599 for more information.
A retirement ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21 at Bldg. 234 auditorium for Tech. Sgt. Mark Pitoniak, 463rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. Sgt. Pitoniak is retiring after serving 20 years in the Air Force.
Command run date, location moved
The 314th Airlift Wing command run for September will take place Tuesday. Everyone should meet at 6:45 a.m. at the parade grounds for reveille and words from Brig. Gen. (S) Wayne Schatz, 314 AW commander, regarding Patriot's Day.
The command run will follow an alternate route this month. Personnel should still park in normal areas and walk to the parade grounds and then form up with their respective units.
Debt trap seminar
The Airman and Family Readiness Center will host a “lunch and learn” seminar on payday lending and alternatives to falling into debt traps. The seminar is being held Monday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. Lunch is provided. Call 987-6801 for details
Future AFRC seminars
The Airman and Family Readiness Center plans to host an Investment 101 seminar Oct. 15 and a Deals on Wheels seminar on Nov. 5. Seminars are “lunch and learn” events. Call 987-6801 to register for each seminar and for details.
Colleges on base for college fair
A major outdoor event is scheduled for the Base Library walkway on Thursday, Sept. 13. Stop by between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and meet with college representatives.
Everyone is invited: military, civilians and family members including high school students. In case of rain the event will move to the TCAC ballroom. For details call 987-6817.
Spouses Club set to host craft bazaar
The Little Rock Air Force Base Spouses’ Club is having a Holiday Craft Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the LRAFB Conference Center.
There will be a small food court at this event. Food vendor slots are open to squadrons/units on a first come first served basis. The booth fee is $50. Interested units may contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522. The food item you wish to sell will also be on a first come first served basis.
Craft booths are also available with a cost of $50 per booth. Proceeds will benefit LRSC charities, scholarship funds and school grants. For more information please contact Lisa Hersant at 835-1522.
This is a private organization.
It is not a part of the Department of Defense or any of its components and it has no governmental status.
TOP STORY >>463 AG shows appreciation to Blytheville
Photos and story by
Airman 1st Class Steele Britton
314th Airlift Wing photographer
The 463rd Airlift Group gave back to the local community and employees of the Blytheville-Gosnell International Airport Authority with a display of combat exercises and C-130 capabilities last week.
Two C-130 static displays, briefs on air-drops, hands-on night vision opportunities and demonstrations of the Hercules training were all part of events that took place at the airport Aug 29.
“One of the main reasons we hold these visits is to recognize the support given to us by the Blytheville community and its citizens,” said Capt. Anthony Pattinson, 463 AG assistant chief of flight safety. “Our aircrew fly over this area several times a week and we want everyone here to be aware of what we’re doing and why.”
When the two Little Rock Air Force Base C-130 crews arrived in Blytheville, they were met by members of the local airport authority and about 200 Blytheville residents. The aircrew gave tours of the aircraft while 463 AG commander Col. Jeff Hoffer met with several distinguished guests.
Capt. Pattinson delivered a briefing on the group’s operations and on how the training conducted in Blytheville impacts combat readiness.
“Being able to fly over this area is vital to our training,” Capt. Pattison said. “But it is great for us to know that we have the support of this entire community.”
Along with briefings and tours, members of the community were able to observe night operations of the C-130H while using ANVIS 9C night vision goggles.
Additionally, airmen from the 314th Civil Engineer Squadron’s fire emergency services met with about 20 members of the local fire department. They provided the Blytheville fire fighters with training on what to expect in the event of a mishap at their airfield.
Afterward, the two departments worked together on better understanding safe rescuing procedures.
The trip to Blytheville is an annual event aimed at strengthening ties between the base and local communities.
Airman 1st Class Steele Britton
314th Airlift Wing photographer
The 463rd Airlift Group gave back to the local community and employees of the Blytheville-Gosnell International Airport Authority with a display of combat exercises and C-130 capabilities last week.
Two C-130 static displays, briefs on air-drops, hands-on night vision opportunities and demonstrations of the Hercules training were all part of events that took place at the airport Aug 29.
“One of the main reasons we hold these visits is to recognize the support given to us by the Blytheville community and its citizens,” said Capt. Anthony Pattinson, 463 AG assistant chief of flight safety. “Our aircrew fly over this area several times a week and we want everyone here to be aware of what we’re doing and why.”
When the two Little Rock Air Force Base C-130 crews arrived in Blytheville, they were met by members of the local airport authority and about 200 Blytheville residents. The aircrew gave tours of the aircraft while 463 AG commander Col. Jeff Hoffer met with several distinguished guests.
Capt. Pattinson delivered a briefing on the group’s operations and on how the training conducted in Blytheville impacts combat readiness.
“Being able to fly over this area is vital to our training,” Capt. Pattison said. “But it is great for us to know that we have the support of this entire community.”
Along with briefings and tours, members of the community were able to observe night operations of the C-130H while using ANVIS 9C night vision goggles.
Additionally, airmen from the 314th Civil Engineer Squadron’s fire emergency services met with about 20 members of the local fire department. They provided the Blytheville fire fighters with training on what to expect in the event of a mishap at their airfield.
Afterward, the two departments worked together on better understanding safe rescuing procedures.
The trip to Blytheville is an annual event aimed at strengthening ties between the base and local communities.
TOP STORY >>Airmen invited to “do something amazing”
By Maj. Sean McKenna
Air Force Recruiting Service Public Affairs
As part of its “Do Something Amazing” national advertising campaign, the Air Force is offering Airmen the opportunity to submit videos showing Air Force members in action, the best of which will be posted to the official web site – www.dosomethingamazing.com.
“In the spirit of the ad campaign, we want to give everyone across the Air Force the chance to show off their skills to the public,” said Master Sgt. Deshan Woods, Air Force Recruiting Service’s interactive account executive. “This effort falls right in line with amazing videos we see everyday across the Internet.”
To submit a video for consideration, Airmen simply have to click on the web site www.dosomethingamazing.com/airmen, register, then upload the video. The next round of “Do Something Amazing” videos are slated for public release this fall and the best videos submitted will be featured as part of that campaign. Air Force Recruiting Service and its advertising agency will work with individuals and their respective public affairs offices to ensure the highest quality product is posted. Some things to keep in mind as videos are being made:
Do’s and Don’t
Do
• Send your amazing footage/stories
• Show what you do and tell why it’s amazing
• Tell your name, rank and job
• Hold on to all your footage just in case more is needed
• Review the submission guidelines on the web site
• Find out who your base public affairs officer is before registering
Don’t
• Send videos with a soundtrack or background music (though suggestions are welcome)
• Send videos of non–Air Force activities
• Send videos that violate Air Force code of ethics standards
Submission Guidelines
Submission Quantity: There is no limit to the number of videos you can upload.
File Size: Videos should be no larger than 40mb.
Dimensions: The minimum video dimensions acceptable are 640x480.
Format: Acceptable video formats:
• QuickTime
• MPEG1
• MPEG4
• Windows Media
• AVI
Preferred Specifications:
• Windows Media Video 9. Total bit rate of 700kbps at 480x360
• QuickTime (MPEG4 h.264 codec). Total bit rate of 700kbps at 480x360
Copyright Infringement: Avoid filming anything that could be construed as copyright infringement. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Background music
• Visible logos
• Endorsing a product
• Using any video footage that does not belong to you
Air Force Recruiting Service Public Affairs
As part of its “Do Something Amazing” national advertising campaign, the Air Force is offering Airmen the opportunity to submit videos showing Air Force members in action, the best of which will be posted to the official web site – www.dosomethingamazing.com.
“In the spirit of the ad campaign, we want to give everyone across the Air Force the chance to show off their skills to the public,” said Master Sgt. Deshan Woods, Air Force Recruiting Service’s interactive account executive. “This effort falls right in line with amazing videos we see everyday across the Internet.”
To submit a video for consideration, Airmen simply have to click on the web site www.dosomethingamazing.com/airmen, register, then upload the video. The next round of “Do Something Amazing” videos are slated for public release this fall and the best videos submitted will be featured as part of that campaign. Air Force Recruiting Service and its advertising agency will work with individuals and their respective public affairs offices to ensure the highest quality product is posted. Some things to keep in mind as videos are being made:
Do’s and Don’t
Do
• Send your amazing footage/stories
• Show what you do and tell why it’s amazing
• Tell your name, rank and job
• Hold on to all your footage just in case more is needed
• Review the submission guidelines on the web site
• Find out who your base public affairs officer is before registering
Don’t
• Send videos with a soundtrack or background music (though suggestions are welcome)
• Send videos of non–Air Force activities
• Send videos that violate Air Force code of ethics standards
Submission Guidelines
Submission Quantity: There is no limit to the number of videos you can upload.
File Size: Videos should be no larger than 40mb.
Dimensions: The minimum video dimensions acceptable are 640x480.
Format: Acceptable video formats:
• QuickTime
• MPEG1
• MPEG4
• Windows Media
• AVI
Preferred Specifications:
• Windows Media Video 9. Total bit rate of 700kbps at 480x360
• QuickTime (MPEG4 h.264 codec). Total bit rate of 700kbps at 480x360
Copyright Infringement: Avoid filming anything that could be construed as copyright infringement. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Background music
• Visible logos
• Endorsing a product
• Using any video footage that does not belong to you
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