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Whenever a unit leaves orreturns from a deployment,support for them comes in avariety of ways, and is aimed attaking care of them and boost-ing their morale.

The Veterans of ForeignWars take each deployment toheart by providing deployingand returning units withinvaluable support.

The VFW provides refresh-ments, phones and internetservice to the units from everybranch of the armed forcestraveling through March AirReserve Base, Calif. There are atotal of 50 cellular phones andsix laptop computers withinternet available for the troopsat March ARB.

“These guys are never farfrom our hearts,” said JimKokas, military assistancedirector for the CaliforniaVFW. “The VFW’s been wherethey’ve been. We’ll be here untilthe last man comes home.”

“Some of these volunteersdrive a long way to be here forthese guys,” he added.

The VFW works hand-in-hand with March ARB to pro-vide these services to thetroops. A chance for them torelax, grab a bite to eat and

communicate with loved onesis something the VFW knowsis important for morale.

Laura Froelich, family sup-port volunteer coordinator atMarch ARB, is in charge ofcoordinating the supportefforts there and raises fundingfor the program through theMilitary Affairs Committee ofthe Moreno Valley Chamber of

Commerce. She said she start-ed the program for personalreasons.

“When my father cameback from Vietnam in the1970s, he was spat on,” shesaid. “I decided that in my cor-ner of the world, where I havecontrol, no one would ever feelthe way he did again.”

“I’ve been doing this for

five years,” added Froelich.“Since the start of the war, Ithink I’ve only missed fivehomecomings.”

Froelich has been workingat March ARB for 21 years.She started a similar programduring Operation DesertStorm in 1991.

Last week, 3rd Battalion,7th Marine Regiment, returned

from a seven-month deploy-ment to Iraq. As usual,Froelich and the VFW volun-teers were there to greet themwhen they stepped off theplanes at March ARB.

“I’m real appreciative of thepeople who come out and sup-port us,” said 1st Sgt. Elvis

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The Religious MinistriesDirectorate will beginCPREP in December.Conferences will be offeredtwice a year Dec. 13 and 14,and April 24 and 25, 2008.Duration will be a two dayseminar. CPREP will bescheduled on Thursday andFriday of the selected week.Lectures will begin at 8 a.m.and end at 4 p.m. Only 6hours of teaching will takeplace per day. Hourly andlunch breaks are beingscheduled into the seminarsyllabus. Childcare will beprovided free of charge toall participants. Point ofContact will be SandraGriesmeyer at 830-6464 forthose individuals who wantto sign up.

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The date was Nov. 19. Iarrive at the Combat CenterFire Department at 7:30 a.m.I’m greeted by several fire-fighters as I enter the garage.I’ve worked with some ofthe firefighters in the pastregarding other stories I’vepublished.

Firefighter Brent Gregoryshows me to the bunkhouse.He’s not working today, so I’llbe staying in his living spacetonight. I put my stuff downand rejoin the crew.

Now, its 8 a.m. and timefor the oncoming crew’smorning muster. I join themin the lounge for their morn-ing briefing from AssistantFire Chief Kevin P. Mathieu.

After detailing the plan ofthe day, Mathieu introducesme to the crew. Knowing thatprinting a firefighter’s picturein the paper will cost him agallon of ice cream, I’m rela-tively nervous to be spendingthe next 24 hours with theseguys. Fortunately for me,they’re a friendly group.

As soon as the musterends, the crew boards thevehicles and heads to theCCFD training area on Del

Valle Road. Today, they’regoing to be conducting anobstacle course wearing haz-ardous material suits. First tosuit up and complete thecourse is Fire Captain DennisFleming.

Fleming gets through thecourse with relative ease,although the insulation insidethe HAZMAT suit has himdrenched in sweat. The out-come was similar for the otherfirefighters who went throughthe course.

After the course, I go tolunch at Desert Winds GolfCourse with some of theguys. The hot topic is sports,primarily football, which Iknow little about. I’m a base-ball fan. One of the guys,Firefighter Patrick Perez, hap-pens to be a die-hard BostonRed Sox fan. This worked outgreat for me. I’ve loved thatteam my whole life. We talkabout how awesome the Soxplayed this year and what wehope to see from them nextseason.

The afternoon was spentcleaning up the gear from theHAZMAT obstacle course.The suits were washed, andthe rest of the gear wascleaned and reorganized. Ihelped out as much as I could,but with everyone else hard at

work, there wasn’t a lot leftfor me to do.

Dinner was a real treat.Every night, one or moremembers of the crew cookdinner for everyone else.Tonight, Fleming was sched-uled to cook. He prepared adelicious pork roast, mashedpotatoes, corn and salad. Wealso had some store-boughtHawaiian sweet rolls that werereally good.

“Dinner is a tradition,” saidFirefighter Jason Swift. “Wecook together, we eat togeth-er, we fight fires together –this is a brotherhood.”

At dinner, the crewswapped anecdotes and talkedabout work. It had been aslow day. Not a single call sofar. They all told me this timeof year was really slow. Theyget a lot more calls during thesummer.

Everyone sat around andrelaxed after dinner. By now, Ihad broken out of my naturalshyness and started strikingup conversation with thecrew. They told me a lot abouttheir past experiences as fire-fighters. I’ve been consideringbecoming a firefighter for awhile and the stories theseguys were telling me was only

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Firefighter Oscar Hernandez, CCFD firefighter and emergency medical technician, preparesan ambulance medical kit after an emergency medical services call Nov. 19.


Marines and sailors from Headquarters and Services Company, 3/7, stepping off the plane at March ARB Nov. 21.

See VFW, A5

See CCFD, A7

CCeenntteerrssppeeaakkWhich is more likely? The New England Patriots losing a game or the Miami

Dolphins winning a game?Opinions expressed in Centerspeak

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Commanding General Brig. Gen. Melvin G. SpiesePublic Affairs Officer Capt. Neal V. FisherPublic Affairs Chief (FWD) Gunnery Sgt. Chris W. CoxAdvertising Sales Manager Cindy MellandLayout and Design Leslie ShawOperations Chief Sgt. Robert L. Fisher IIIBroadcast Chief Sgt. Brian A. TuthillEditor Susie StevensPress Chief Cpl. Regina N. OrtizCombat Correspondent Cpl. Michael S. CifuentesCombat Correspondent Lance Cpl. Monica C. EricksonCombat Correspondent Lance Cpl. Nicholas M. DunnCombat Correspondent Lance Cpl. Katelyn A. KnauerCombat Correspondent Lance Cpl. Nicole A. LaVineCombat Correspondent Lance Cpl. Jared J. Butler

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“Ithink the Patriots aremore likely to go unde-

feated, because the Dolphinsare the worst team in the

NFL.”

“I think the Patriots aremore likely to lose a

game, because there are stillteams out there that are

capable of beating them.”

“I think the Dolphins willwin a game because it

would mean more to them thana loss would to the Patriots.”

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CommunityOriented Policing

The proactive voice of crime preventionPresented by the Provost Marshal’s Office, Crime Prevention Section

C.O.P. Corner

Larcenies have always been a big problem across the U.S. There has been an increasing prob-lem of thefts aboard the base and especially in the barracks, which is an issue we have tostrongly look at and find a way to address.

Here are the stats on how many larcenies we have had broken down by individual units inthe barracks aboard MCAGCC:

Unit Larcenies Unit Larcenies

7th Mar 31/7 112/7 43/7 33/4 53/11 43rd LAR 91st Tank Bn 43rd AABN 3 Grand Total 79

Out of the 79 larcenies, almost all of them could have been prevented or been a lot easierto solve if the person who had their property stolen would have secured the items properly,kept receipts of the merchandise or marked or engraved their property with a property mark-ing for identification purposes. Also ensure that you write down and keep a record of all seri-al numbers and other identifiers of high dollar or sentimental merchandise and keep that listin a secure location. Most pawn shops will not take property that has property engraving mark-ings on them.

Larcenies aboard MCAGCC

The following services are available to on-base personnel and residents through the CrimePrevention Section:

Literature, Briefings, Education, Crime Assessments, Safety Tips, Stranger DangerProgram, McGruff the Crime Dog, Officer Friendly Program, Operation Identification(Property Identification), Child Identification and Fingerprinting.

For more information about the above services, contact the PMO Crime PreventionSection at 830-4561/6094.

Here is a total number of Marine related DUI’s broken down by month.Jan/10, Feb/14, Mar/12, Apr/17, May/20, Jun/19, Jul/17, Aug/15, Sept/27, Oct/20Nov/19

Here are the stats on how many DUIs/DWIs that we have had aboard MCAGCC and offthe installation:MONTHLY TOTALSUnit Totals On Base/Off Base Ranks

7th Mar 11 2/9 1 PFC/1LCpl/7Cpls/1PO3/2nd Lt1/7 13 8/5 1PVT/2PFC/7LCpl/1Cpl/1Sgt2/7 7 5/2 1Pvt/1PFC/2 LCpl/2Cpl/1Sgt/1SSgt3/7 5 2/3 1PFC/1Lcpl/2Cpl/1HN3/4 29 8/21 1Pvt/3PFC/12Lcpl/7Cpl/2Sgt/1SSgt/1HN3/11 10 4/6 1Pvt/1PFC/1LCpl/4Cpl/1Sgt/1HM33rd LAR 11 9/2 1Pvt/1PFC/4LCpl/5Cpl/2Sgt1st Tank Bn 8 5/3 4LCpl/3Cpl/1SSgt3rd AABN 4 2/2 1Pvt/2LCplMWSS-374 11 5/6 3PFC/2LCpl/2Cpl/2Sgt/1SSgt/12ndLt.CLB-7 18 5/13 2Pvt/3PFC/7LCpl/4Cpl/1Sgt/1PO3VMU-1 1 0/1 1LCplMCCES 15 1/14 1PVT/2PFC/3LCpl/2Cpl/1Sgt/3SSgt/1MSgt HQBN 26 9/17 1Pvt/11LCpl/9Cpl/1Sgt/3GySgt/1CaptNAV HOSP 1 0/1 1 Unknown Rank23rd Dental 0 0/0Other Mil 7 2/5 4Cpl/2Sgt/1GySgtMil Dep 7 7/0 6Wives/1HusbandDOD Civ 0 0/0Other 3 3/0 3 Civilian-NMAGrand Total 188

Out of the 188 DUIs/DWIs, all of them have lost or will lose their driving privileges for a min-imum of one year.

DUI/DWI Update

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1. Started as the Coppertone girl

2. Was always “Home Alone” for Christmas

3. Jump started his career in “Harold and

Kumar Go to White Castle”

6. Helped Robin Williams

7. First appeared in a Cameron Crowe film

8. From Disney Channel to MAXIM in a hurry

10. His character, like his career, turned to the

dark side

11. Malcom in the end of his acting career

13. “What you talkin ‘bout Willis?”

14. They grew up in a “Full House”

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1. “It’s Tool Time!”, because he needs to fix his

career

4. Screamed at the sight of her first co-star

5. Her career has been steadily rising since “War

of the Worlds”

9. Won an Academy Award in “The Piano”

12. Played the middle of the week in “The

Addams Family”

15. This “Boy” met the “no jobs for grown-up

child star world”

16. Was a “Professional” from the beginning

17. He sees dead people

FAMOUS CHILD STARS

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COMING 12/7 - The Golden Compass

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Enchanted (PG)

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See page A8, for Movie information for theupcoming week at the Sunset Cinema

Joshua TreeAnnual Holiday

BrunchReach Out Morongo Basin invites the communi-ty to their Annual Holiday Brunch to be heldSaturday December 8 from 9-11 a.m. at PalmerHall, Hi-Desert Cultural Center in Joshua Tree.In celebration of a wonderful year, all volunteers,neighbors, donors and friends are invited to joinus for food, fun and fellowship.

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• Dec. 8 – 12, 29 Palms. 5:30p.m. The 29 Palms Chamber ofCommerce presents theAnnual Winter Light Parade.Call (760)367-3445 for moreinformation. ~

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PPAARRAADDEE• Dec. 15 – Old Town, YuccaValley. 5:30 p.m. Parade routebegins at corner of Highway62 and Fox Trail, proceeds toAcoma, turns around back toPioneertown Road. Entrieswill be available for viewingafter the parade in front of theElks Lodge where childrenmay visit Santa Claus andwatch a free puppet showfrom Becky’s Puppets of PalmSprings. Refreshments avail-able. Proceeds from paradeentry fees are donated toMorongo Basin Chapter ofthe American Red Cross.Information: (760)365-6323.

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IISSSSAACC EELLLLIIOOTT WWIIMMEERRSon of Sgt. and Mrs. Jacob Wimer. Born onOct. 16, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 8.3 oz and meas-uring 18.9 inches

KKAAYYLLEEAA FFEERRNN FFRRYYDaughter of Staff Sgt. And Mrs. Benjamin FryBorn on Oct. 17, 2007, weighing 8 lbs, 7 oz andmeasuring 19.9 inches

PPEEDDRROO IIVVAANN MMOORRAALLEESSSon of Cpl. and Mrs. Pedro Morales III. Bornon Oct. 17, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 1.9 oz andmeasuring 20.1 inches

SSKKYYLLAARR JJAADDEE QQUUAADDAADaughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph Quada.Born on Oct. 17, 2007, weighing 7 lbs 11 ozand measuring 19.5 inches

MMAAKKAAYYAAHH AANNNNEE RRIIGGGGSSDaughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Jarrid Riggs. Bornon Oct 18, 2007, weighing 7 lbs 4 oz and meas-uring 20.1 inches

MMIICCHHAAEELL AANNTTHHOONNYY LLOOPPEEZZSon of Master Sgt. and Mrs. Marc LopezBorn on Oct. 18, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 7.3 ozand measuring 20.5 inches

VVIICCTTOORRIIAA GGEENNEE WWRRIIGGHHTTDaughter Sgt. and Mrs. Chris Wright. Born onOct. 18, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 4.5 oz and meas-uring 18.6 inches

MMYYLLIIEE QQUUIINNNN YYOOUUNNGGDaughter of Staff Sgt. and Mrs. David YoungBorn on Oct. 19, 2007, weighing 7 lbs and 6 ozand measuring 20.5 inches

KKIIEERRAA AAIIDDYYNN MMCCNNEEIILLLLYY--LLOOPPEEZZDaughter of Petty Officer 3rd Class and Mrs.Aisling McNeilly. Born on Oct. 19, 2007,weighing 8 lbs, 4 oz and measuring 20.2 inches

EEMMMMAA RREENNEEEE AALLBBRREECCHHTTDaughter of Lance Cpl. and Mrs. JosephAlbrecht. Born on Oct. 20, 2007, weighing 6lbs, 7 oz and measuring 18.9 inches

RROOMMAANN LLEEEE BBEELLFFOORRDDSon of Sgt. and Mrs. Aaron Belford. Born onOct. 23, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 5 oz and measur-ing 19.2 inches

AALLAAYYNNAA EEIILLEEEENN MMAARRTTIINNEEZZ Daughter of Daniel Martinez and Cpl. PadgettE. Vergaray. Born on Oct. 26, 2007, weighing 8lbs, 10 oz

CCOOLLEE XXAAVVIIEERR DDEEVVEENNEECCIIAASon of Lance Cpl. and Mrs. Adam DeVeneciaBorn on Oct. 26, 2007, weighing 8 lbs, 6 oz andmeasuring 20 inches

CCHHEEVVEELLLLEE XXOOCCHHIILLTT BBAARRRREERRAADaughter of Cpl. and Mrs. James Barrera. BornOct. 26, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 8.6 oz and meas-uring 20 inches

KKIINNGGSSLLEEYY KKAAMMIIEECCEE SSPPEELLLLSSDaughter of Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Spells.Born on Oct. 31, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 3 oz andmeasuring 20 inches.

JJUULLIIAA JJAAEE WWIITTTTNNAAMMDaughter of Maj. And Mrs. Dan Wittnam.Born on Oct. 30, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 3 oz andmeasuring 20.5 inches.

SSEEAAMMUUSS MMAARRTTIINN VVAANN CCUURREENNSon of Sgt. and Mrs. Patrick Van Curen. Bornon Nov. 3, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 13 oz andmeasuring 21 inches.

SSHHEELLBBYY AARRIISS WWOONNDDEERRLLYYDaughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Laremy Wonderly.Born on Nov. 5, 2007, weighing 7 lbs, 2 oz andmeasuring 19 inches.

LLIILLYYAANNAA MMAARRIIEE BBRRIISSCCOOEEDaughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Brett M. Briscoe.Born on Nov. 6, 2007, weighing 8 lbs, 5.7 ozand measuring 20.8 inches.

MMAAEELLYYNNNN MMAARRIIEE HHIILLLLEERRDaughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Hiller.Born on Nov. 6, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 2 oz andmeasuring 19.3 inches.

CCAATTHHEERRIINNEE LLOOUUIISSEE BBLLAANNKKEENNSSHHIIPPDaughter of Staff Sgt. and Mrs. KenBlankenship. Born on Nov. 9, 2007, weighing 7lbs, 8 oz and measuring 19.5 inches.

IIZZAABBEELL GGRRAACCEE GGRRAAYYDaughter of Sgt. and Mrs. James R. Gray. Bornon Nov. 9, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 12 oz andmeasuring 18 inches.

NNAACCHHAALLYY KKAAAALLUUNNDDDaughter of Lance Cpl. Kenneth G. Kaalundand Maria D. Santana. Born on Nov. 10, 2007,weighing 5 lbs, 15 oz and measuring 19 inches.

MMAASSOONN DDEEAANN FFOOWWLLEERRSon of Sgt. and Mrs. Matthew G. Fowler. Bornon Nov. 12, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 5.8 oz andmeasuring 19 inches.

CCHHAARRLLOOTTTTEE JJUUNNEE BBUURRKKAARRTTDaughter of Pfc. and Mrs. Martin A. Burkart.Born on Nov. 14, 2007, weighing 6 lbs, 13 ozand measuring 18.5 inches.

AALLEEYYAA EEDDEENN LLOONNGGOORRIIAADaughter of Lance Cpl. Hector Longoria, Jr.,and Vivian Bayardo. Born on Nov. 15, 2007,weighing 8 lbs, 7 oz and measuring 20.5 inches.

MMAAKKAAYYLLAA JJAADDEE CCRRAAWWFFOORRDDDaughter of Lance Cpl. and Mrs. NathanielCrawford. Born on Nov. 16, 2007, weighing 7lbs, 13 oz and measuring 20.5 inches.

JJOOHHNN RROOBBEERRTT BBUUSSSSAARRDD IIIISon of Capt. and Mrs. John M. Bussard. Bornon Nov. 16, 2007, weighing 8 lbs, 6 oz andmeasuring 22 inches.

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Proposed updated men’s StaffNoncommissioned Officer (SNCO)Evening Dress Uniform.

Marine Corps launches SNCO Evening Dress Uniform surveyCCOORRPPOORRAATTEECCOOMMMMUUNNIICCAATTIIOONNSSMARINE CORPS SYSTEMS COMMAND

MARINE CORPS SYSTEMSCOMMAND, QUANTICO, Va.– Marine Corps SystemsCommand’s (MCSC) ProgramManager for Infantry CombatEquipment (PM ICE) has initiat-ed an Internet survey solicitinginput from Marines on a pro-posed modification to the men’sStaff Noncommissioned OfficerEvening Dress Uniform. Allactive, reserve, retired and for-

mer Marines are invited to partic-ipate in the quick and easy sur-vey. According to the programoffice, the survey shouldn’t takelonger than five minutes to com-plete.

The proposed modificationeliminates the bowtie and givesthe evening dress jacket a stand-ing collar with an open silhouetteto provide a distinctive MarineCorps appearance apart fromother services. The new designwould increase the cost of theSNCO Evening Dress Uniformby approximately $50.

Scheduled to conclude in threeweeks, the survey results will helpPM ICE improve the EveningDress Uniform, make a finaldecision on the design, anddetermine the length of a phase-in period.

The survey is available on theInternet at https:// www.hsisur-veys.com/usmc/ sncou survey/.Links to the survey site can befound on the MCSC websitewww.marcorsyscom. usmc.mil, thePM ICE website http://www.macorsyscom.usmc.mil/sites/pmice/, the Marine Corps

Uniform Board website http://www.macorsyscom.usmc.mil/sites/mcub/ and on the Marine Corps’official website http://www.usmc.mil.

As a conduit for Marines, PMICE will continue to conductsuch surveys for Marine input onnew initiatives related to its mis-sion to enhance the performance,capability and sustainability forthe clothing and equipment foroperating forces. Surveys reflectMCSC’s constant support for theMarine Corps’ dedicatedwarfighter.


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The presidential election is scheduled for Nov. 4, 2008and is approaching fast. Exercising your right to vote isan important part of being a responsible citizen.

As Marines, you have been fighting to ensure others have thesame opportunities as you to elect your senior leaders. To vote,you must be properly registered. Now is the time for all eligiblevoters to ensure you are properly registered for the upcomingelections.

If you will be assigned or deployed outside of your homestate, to vote in the primary or general election you and youraccompanying family members must properly complete andsubmit a federal post card application (FPCA). The FPCA is theDepartment of Defense voting registration form that is accept-ed by all 50 states and its territories.

The FPCA allows you to: (1) register to vote in your state oflegal residence, (2) change your mailing address with your stateof legal residence and (3) request an absentee ballot. In order toensure sufficient time for processing by your state, it is recom-mended that your FPCA be mailed 30-45 days prior to the dateof the state election. If your state is one of those scheduled tohave their primary election in January 2008, you should completeyour FPCA now.

Your unit voting assistance officer is ready to assist you andyour family members in completing the FPCA. Your UVAO canalso be of great assistance in obtaining election information.Another source of information is the Marine Corps voting webpage located at www.manpower.usmc.mil/voting.

Following is the schedule for upcoming presidential and stateprimaries as we currently know them.

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Tate, 3/7 Headquarters and Support Companyfirst sergeant. “It’s nice to be appreciated, especial-ly us veterans.”

“They were here when we left and they werehere when we got back,” he added. “That’s puremotivation.”

Before 3/7 left for Iraq, the VFW came to theCombat Center to show their support for the troops.

“When we were at Twentynine Palms beforethese guys left, we were able to raise $30,000 forthis program to increase the support we give tothem,” said Kokas.

The Marines of H and S Company, 3/7 seemedgrateful of the VFW’s efforts when they arrived atMarch ARB Nov. 21.

“I’m really glad they support us,” said Cpl. RonLinis, H and S Supply warehouse clerk. “Everyoneappreciates it, especially since they got to call homeright away and let their families know they’re safe.”

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HADITHA, Iraq – It may beimpossible to predict history asit is happening, but some ofthe battles fought in Iraq arecertain to become legendary.Generations from now, schoolchildren will learn of theheroes who fought in Fallujahand Ramadi, battling inextreme conditions when theircountry needed them most.Haditha, another Anbar cityonce caught in the grip of yes-terday’s violence, is nowbecoming a city of progressand transition.

Without question, Hadithais known for its fierce battles.Many have given their lives inan attempt to reclaim peace inthis northern area of theprovince. It was in this city thatsix Marines were killed in anambush during 2005. Dayslater, 14 Marines died when

their armored vehicle wasstruck by a roadside bomb.The city was a hotbed for ter-rorists where Marines con-fronted their enemy in thestreets, houses and farm lands.But, if there was ever a placethat could paint the picture ofthe progress being made inAnbar, it’s here.

A battalion of more than1,000 Marines recently movedinto Haditha. Most of themare reservists from NewOrleans’ 3rd Battalion, 23rdMarine Regiment. Others areattachments from Houston’s1st Bn., 23rd Marines, or activeduty Marines from variouscommands throughout theMarine Corps. Regardless ofwhere they came or their sta-tus, their mission is clear.

“The main effort now iscontinuing to train the Iraqisecurity forces so we can tran-sition into Iraqi control,” saidLt. Col. Kevin Jarrard,Company L commander.

Many parts of Anbar havealready seen the transfer ofcommand from coalition forcesto Iraqi Army forces. Recently,the 7th Iraqi Army Division, thenewest division in Iraq, tookcontrol of their area of opera-tions, which includes Haditha.Marines here are getting readyto slow down operations and

assist their Iraqi counterparts.This is the focus for much ofthe Marines in Iraq. The days ofhouse-to-house fighting seemsto be a part of Anbar’s past,making deployments of todaymuch different from those justlast year.

“A year ago, we were fight-ing in the streets every day,

(evacuating) Marines who werewounded in action,” saidJarrard. “Now, the Marinespatrol the streets and the peo-ple are talking about problems,which are nice problems tohave. ‘Hey, can we get theroads paved,’ it sounds kind oflike our neighborhoods backhome. The problems are prob-lems that every city has in theworld. They’re not the prob-lems of a city in the midst of acivil war.”

Haditha is located on thewestern edge of the EuphratesRiver, covered in palm treesand flat, green pastures. Morethan 70, 000 Iraqis call this cityhome. These days, it looks andfeels like any other city; peoplehere travel by taxi, walk themarkets at dusk, cheer at localsoccer matches on weekendsand play in school yards duringthe day. The landscape is every-thing but a chaotic battlefield.

The problems no longer liein the shadows or in suspiciousvehicles, but rather in rebuild-ing mosques, getting thetownspeople comfortable withtheir policemen, making surefresh water runs to each home,turning a city devastated bybombs and bullets into a liv-able community for the peoplehere. “It’s not the normal kindof combat operations,” said 1stLt. Steven Dobb, the 1st pla-toon commander forCompany L. “It’s more of apeacekeeping role almost,because the insurgency is not

here anymore and what we aretrying to do now is build acommunity.”

Dobb’s platoon patrols thenorthern end of the city, nearthe dam. His Marines walk thewinding streets of Haditha’sneighborhoods every day. Theymeet with locals, hand out sup-plies and get the Iraqi policecomfortable with citizens ofdifferent tribes. The communi-ty is growing and the progress

is easy to see.“The people here are trying

to turn it around,” said LanceCpl. Michael Mathes, infantry-man, 1st platoon, Company L.“Every day we come out hereon patrol, we see them eithertrying to rebuild the streets orthe sewer lines. They alwayshave some kind of project

going on to try and better thisplace.”

The most evident sign ofstability here lies just south of1st platoon’s outpost and thenewly opened water treatmentplant. Construction workerscontinuously move earth,swing hammers and lay rock,fashioning a neighborhood forHaditha’s newest residents.

“With all the rebuildinggoing on south of us, it looks

like the people want to keepthe security up, want to keepthis a safe place,” said Dobb.“They feel safe enough tobring their families here andthey’re investing a lot ofmoney into this place.”

It is not easy to understandhow far Haditha has comeunless its past is understood.The sounds of bombs andmortars have been replaced bycar horns and school children.The images of modern homesand open-air markets havereplaced bullet holes andexploding vehicles. This is whythe Marines came and why theyare still here.

“I think all of the Marineslook at the progress that isbeing made and feel like they’rean important part of the futureof Iraq,” Jarrard said. “Peaceand security equals prosperityfor these people, and in anextended way the prosperity ofIraq equals security forAmerica. The parents of theseMarines should be proud ofthese Marines and the jobthey’re doing.”


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Lance Cpl. Jeremiah Burchell, an infantryman with 1st pla-toon, Company L, 3rd Battalion, 23rd Marine Regiment,patrols pass a mosque destroyed by terrorists severalmonths ago. This mosque serves as a reminder of howthings in this area used to be, but thanks to Marines andIraqi security forces the city is returning to normal.


Iraqi construction workers add another level to a home with stones from local quarries. Several new homes have been builtin this area of Haditha, a clear sign local people feel safe enough to return home.


A Marine from 1st platoon, Company L, 3rd Battalion, 23rdMarine Regiment, is greeted by local children as he patrolsthrough the northern end of the city. Marines interact dailywith residents, which show the growing peace and trust inthe area. There has not been an attack here on coalitionforces in more than two months.


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Three minutes after theresponse, the two vehiclesarrived at Felix Field.Immediately, the two emer-gency medical techniciansfrom the ambulance rushedover to the injured person.After treating the patient on-scene for a non-life threaten-ing injury, they loaded himinto the ambulance and trans-ported him to the Robert E.

Bush Naval Hospital.Once the patient arrived at

the emergency room, theresponders took care of thenecessary paperwork and alsotook the time to restock theambulance with medical sup-plies. Then, they went back tothe firehouse. I always knewfirefighters could get to a callquickly, but the speed, knowl-edge and professionalismthey displayed that night wereastounding.

Once we were back at thefirehouse, a few of us satdown and talked more aboutthe job. By now, they knowI’m taking a lot of interest inthe job and are more thanhappy to answer my questions.After a few hours of that, weall went to get some rest.

At 6:30 a.m., everyonewakes up to prepare for theoncoming shift. The firefight-ers take time for personalhygiene. Then, the crewcleans up the house and thevehicles. The oncoming crewstarts to trickle in around 7:30a.m. Some of the guys Ialready knew ask me how myride-along went.

Although relatively slow,the shift I was on board forwas a great experience. I hadthe rare opportunity to setfoot in Center Fire’s shoes.Through the experience, Ipicked up on a lot about theday-to-day life of a firefighterand even learned a thing ortwo about the job itself bytalking to the people who doit every day. Even though I’mnot a firefighter, I feel asthough a lot of them consid-er me to be “one of the guys.”

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November 30, 2007

Observations

Operation Hero graduates children into Kids Care Club

Toys for Tots moves on with HQBN Walk/Run Toy Drive

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Children participating in theOperation Hero program graduatedfrom the 10-week course Wednesdayat Condor Elementary School.

The children can enroll in KidsCare Club, after completing theOperation Hero program.

“They have to complete OperationHero to get into Kids Care Club,” saidAnita Neu-Fultz, executive director ofthe Armed Services YMCA.

The course is designed for childrenin second through sixth grade whohave difficulty adjusting to school.The program is available at everyASYMCA across the nation for allmilitary children.

The difficulty is normally connect-ed to the arrival of a new duty station,recent deployments of their parents,and the highly demanding militarylifestyle.

The program started with MeMyself and I, a beginning classdesigned to bring the instructors andchildren together on a trusting, friend-ship level.

“At first they were shy to speak tous,” said Rita Mayes, Operation Heroprogram coordinator. “Then we saw abig difference in each child, they start-

ed asking questions about every-thing.”

After Me Myself and I, the chil-dren were taught about family, friends,responsibility, emotions and bullyingduring Circle Time.

Circle Time gives the children achance to participate in discussionsand role-playing activities dealing withcharacter development, non-violentways to deal with bullies, anger con-trol, conflict resolution, goal setting,being a good friend, respecting others,making right choices, good habits anddeveloping strengths and understand-ing weaknesses.

The children are also able to letloose, especially during NickelodeonNight, when children were drenchedwith chocolate syrup and whippedcream.

Neu-Fultz explained that althoughNickelodeon Night is extremely messyit is important for the children to havefun, especially when parents aredeployed. Operation Hero also helpschildren share their feelings abouttheir parents deploying, and their con-stant moving around the world.

“They had a lot of big questionsabout why they have to move a lot,”said Mayes. “We explained to themmoving is part of being a military childand they have the opportunity to getout and explore the world. When they

realized that it really opened them up.”The first hour of Operation Hero

is spent doing homework and inde-pendent reading.

“They look forward to coming tothe classes,” explained Neu-Fultz.“Children were asking to do theirhomework.”

The children also participated inart projects and games that focusedon specific academic skills such asspelling and math.

“I think it was so fun,” saidCharlie Mitteff, a 10-year-oldOperation Hero graduate. “I wishit would last forever. I wish it was

never ending.”Mitteff, along with many other

children who graduated fromOperation Hero will continue on toKids Care Club.

“I would like to go to Kids CareClub,” said Mitteff. “It is more aboutkids and the community.”

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Sera Anderson, Operation Hero graduate, proudly holds herindividual award, winning the most artistic of all the childrenin the Operation Hero program.


Couy Harrington, Operation Hero graduate, shows off his award during his graduation ceremony from the OperationHero program.


Zachery Ishee, Operation Hero graduate, shakes the hand of Rita Mayes, Operation Hero coordinator, afterreceiving his graduation certificate during the Operation Hero program graduation Wednesday at CondorElementary School.

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The Twentynine Palms Toysfor Tots program continuedits 2007 campaign at theHeadquarters BattalionWalk/Run Toy Drive at theCombat Center’s physical fit-ness test course Thursday.

Toys for Tots is a MarineCorps Reserve program thatworks to raise money andtoys for needy childrenacross the country everyChristmas season.

The Twentynine PalmsToys for Tots campaign’sefforts will provide toys tothe needy kids of MorongoBasin and Coachella Valleythis Christmas.

The 2007 campaign kickedoff at the beginning ofOctober by setting up collec-tion bins, attending eventsand receiving donations.

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Marines from Headquarters Battalion volunteered to collect toys at the Headquarters Bn. Walk/Run Toy Drive at the Combat Center’s physical fitnesstest course Thursday morning.See TOYS, B4

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The Military Family Act of1985 helped establish theFamily Member EmploymentAssistance Program to assistmilitary spouses and familymembers over the age of 16with employment issues.

FMEAP teaches familymembers resume writing, jobinterview techniques andpreparation for an interview,federal application informa-tion and federal employmentopportunities.

“I understand the difficultyjob seekers could potentiallyface,” said Joanne Ferraro,employment development sec-tion, Marine Corps CommunityServices Career ResourceOffice. “What we try to do isencourage job seekers tothink outside the box and cre-atively.”

Advantages family mem-bers receive from usingFMEAP are learning aboutcurrent labor market, averagesalary and wage trends in localareas.

Job seekers are given tipson what to wear to an inter-view, and questions they

should ask during an inter-view.

Volunteering at the careerresource office can also assistfamily members gain skills inan office setting such asanswering phones, helpingwith paper work and using acomputer, which can later beput on their resume.

“People who don’t have alot of job skills or want tohone their job skills or theyare not finding a job can vol-unteer with us,” said Ferraro.“They get a wonderful expe-rience.”

FMEAP also offers a pro-gram called Microsoft OfficeSpecialist CertificationProgram, which provides indi-viduals with the training theyneed to be certified in one ormore of Microsoft Office®desktop applications.

According to a MOSCertification Program pam-phlet, individuals who earnthe certificate are acknowl-edged in the skills to workwith Microsoft Office® pro-grams.

MOS certified individualsreport an increase in proficien-cy and productivity withemployers, co-workers andclients.

Becoming MOS certifiedcan also be put in a resume toassist job seekers.

“We encourage our clientsand spouses to take advantageof the MOS program,” saidFerraro. “Your job marketand earning ability goes updramatically.”

CRO representatives helpindividuals prepare for inter-views by holding a mock inter-view, where they will give fam-ily members tips on how toconduct an efficient interviewand build confidence.

“We work one-on-one withthem because everyone is differ-ent,” said Ferraro. “Everyonehas different experiences,education, and wants anddesires, working one-on-onewill help us help them achievethat.”

Virginia Sulick, CareerResource Manager, saidFMEAP representatives stillhear from some clients thathad received assistance fromFMEAP that have moved onto other military installations.

“It is an awesome pro-gram,” said Sulick.

CRO representatives loveto see the families reap thebenefits and awards from thehard work of those involved.

FMEAP helps militarymembers, spouses get jobs

and Resort ChristmasLighting, the Westfield shop-ping mall, and Toys R’ Us.

The Combat Center alsoassisted in raising money byaccepting donations at theCommanding General’sIntramural Golf Tournamentand hosting the annual Toysfor Tots Golf Tournament atthe Desert Winds GolfCourse.

The two tournamentsraised approximately $4,700 indonations from the competi-tors and spectators.

The Twentyine Palms cam-paign has managed to raisealmost $2,000 for toys everyweek since it began.

The Headquarters BattalionWalk/Run Toy Drive attracteda crowd of about 50 partici-pants who each donated atleast one toy.

The donations to Toys forTots have purchased 3,000toys in the past two weeks andwill continue to go towardstoys at the Wal-Mart shoppingtrip Monday.

The Marine CorpsExchange has raised $9,600 inSanta Silver donations to beused for the Toys for Toysshopping trip there Tuesday.

Santa Silvers count for tenpercent of every purchase atthe MCCS stores, so theexchange patrons spent almost$100,000 to make it possiblefor the donations to be spentduring their shopping trip.

After the toys have beenpurchased, the Toys for Totsstaff will conduct militarypack-up days to package thetoys for distribution. To volun-teer for military pack-up days,call 830-6861.

The Toys for Tots staff willthen distribute the toys to mil-itary families Dec. 6, 7 and 14.Distribution to TwentyninePalms will be Dec. 13 and toYucca Valley Dec. 20.

To request toys, call theToys for Tots hotline at 830-9130, ext. 9131/9132/9133/9134. For more informationabout Toys for Tots, call830-6861.

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0%for up to 60 months*

*based on approved credit. Payment per $1000 is $16.67

110000 COMMERCIALFOR SALE

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All real estate advertis-ing in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended, which makes it illegal to advertise “any prefer-ence, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limita-tion or discrimination.”

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwell-ings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590.

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2299 PPAALLMMSS

WORKSHOP or Warehouse for lease or sale, $650/mo.Call (909)596-8181

111100 HOMESFOR SALE

FFOORR SSAALLEE29 Palms

4bd/2ba, nice location 71567 Sunnyvale Dr.

$$222255KK

North Joshua Tree 2.5 acres, Beautiful

view$$3355KK

YUCCA VALLEY3bd/3ba

7475 Palomar$$228844KK

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Yucca Valley, CA 92284

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Luxury is affordable in the Hi-Desert of 29 Palms

Available for Rent starting in January 2008.

Call (818) 266-3834Military Discounts Available


HOUSES

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HOUSES

Christopher M. Paolini USMC Retired Member High & Low Desert MLS

(760) 641-3716 CELL [email protected]

Yucca Valley Mountain View Trail $249,500 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1870 sq.ft. 56727 Navajo Trail $309,500 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1667 sq.ft. 56735 Navajo Trail $323,900 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1835 sq.ft. (Across from Y.V.H.S.) 8160 Tamarisk Ave. $369,000 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2050 sq.ft.

*Remember the “Golden Rule” of investing!! Buy LOW sell HIGH

With the soft real estate market, NOW is the time to Buy. LET ME PRE-QUALIFY YOU NOW!

57402 29 Palms Hwy, Suite 11 Yucca Valley, CA 92284

OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun 11-4

Make Offer

100% Financing Available USDA Rural Loan Starting @ 4.5% and capping in 4 years @

6.5%. Call for info (760) 641-3716

NEW

111100 HOMESFOR SALE 111100 HOMES

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SSeelllleerr ttoo ppaayy BBuuyyeerr’’ss EEssccrrooww && TTiittllee FFeeeess!!2 bedrooms, 1 full bath. Enameled STEEL-Roofed home built in 1986. 1.14 ac. horse property. Wood-burning stove, sun room, shed, A/C, dual paned windows, views, and more! South of Alta Loma!

3 miles to J.T. Nat’l Park.

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FOR SALE

EEXXCCLLUUSSIIVVEE MMOORROONNGGOO VVAALLLLEEYY HHOOMMEECustom built 1988

1266 sq. ft., .45 acres, upper hillside views, four car garage & carport with concrete

drives, fenced & gated! HHiigghhllyy mmoottiivvaatteedd

$$223355,,000000Broker

Desert to Sea Properties [email protected]

(760) 567-8867


FOR SALE

2 New Champion HomesFairway Mobile Home Park

Full one-year Factory Warranty Included

INCLUDES:

• Appliance Pkg. $$8899,,550000• Tile Backsplash 24’x52’• Cement Siding Financing Available.• Dual Payne

Windows Also Available:

• Lg. Redwood 14’x60’ $$5599,,550000Deck

TToo VViieeww:: If not Open Go To Office760-365-2265


FOR SALE


2299 PPAALLMMSS

29P/2bd 2 ba, 5 ac, $129K& 3bd 2 ba, 5 ac, $139K & 1bd on 5ac $85K (909)596-8181

FSBO, new, 3 master bdrms, 3.5 ba, kit has island w/lots of tile, 1600sf, $229K. Call (951)634-8297

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By Owner over 1 acre on Hwy. 62, at corner of North Star Tr.Main house 1484 Sq.Ft., + lrg. block bldg., w/ two car gar.+ plumbing for guest quarters &/or work-shop. Well water! 50485 29 Palms Hwy.

$224,900 760-641-0537.

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Country Club Area.1831sqft. home, .41 ac.w/fantastic views.2bd/1.75ba, living rm w/fireplace, lg. kitchen, enclosed sunroom, pri-vate fncd yd., 2 car gar.$265,000. Lease Op-tion Poss. Call 760-365-6640.

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2..5 ac newly complet-ed, 1972sqft home.3bd/2ba w/big terrific kit, dining rm, & living rm. Lg lndy rm. Lg pa-tio. fully fncd w/2 dbl gated entries. City wa-ter. Close to Hwy 247.Horses ok. $269k.Open floor plan. Fin.avail. Can build 2nd home. 951-660-2299


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OOppttiioonn3bd/2ba w/bonus rm., 1728sqft, central heat & air plus swamp cooler & wood burning stove, lg kit and new appl., vaulted ceilings, pot shelving, new lights, new carpet & tile throughout. new paint inside & out, 2 car fin. gar. w/ new remote door & utility area, 12’x72’ covered patio, RV parking, fncd backyd, & car-port. With .41 ac, this home needs YOU.Military discount avail.

Call 541-490-3672

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Competitive rates (760) 369-1000

111155 INCOMEPROPERTY

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2299 PPAALLMMSS

ILLNESS forces sale!$119K. Duplex, lg 1bd, lg studio, total 1152 sf, 1 block off Hwy 62, landscaped, fncd yd w/spa. 760-367-1388

112200 LOTS &ACREAGE

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Price Reduced!!2 ac., corner of Sespe

& Anita. $28,500.909-648-9695.

SStteeaall aa ddeeaall!! 2004 pri-ces. 5 ac. w/ views. 1/2 blck., off paved road.Old cabin slab. Country quiet. $29,500. Agent 760-364-3150.

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2.5 ac on Yucca Mesa, has water & electric fenced. $35,000 228-0012 or 951-768-53992/ 2.5 ac. parcels. Side by side, level land, util-ities close. So. of Bue-na Vista & W. of Indio.Yucca Mesa area.$49Kea. 760-366-2578

Rick

112255 MOBILE HOMESALES


Double. wide mobile homes starting at $10,000. Terms avail.760-366-2993 / 909-379-8098


Single wide, mobile home w/10x12 slide out in Apache Park, 55+ $6000.obo 228-2571

113300 REAL ESTATE

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113366 FORECLOSURES


$169,000 Steal 1yr. old stick built 3bd/2ba, 2 car gar. in S. JT, gran-ite, cathedral ceiling, +

760-401-0697

220000 APTS. &DUPLEXES

TThhaannkk YYoouuFrom all of us at

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We thank all of our tenants for their

patronage and the Hi-Desert Star

Classifieds for their excellence in

customer service.

2299 PPAALLMMSS

1 bd apt, wtr/elect pd, $450/mo. + $475/dep.centrally located.Call (760)643-4152

Studio Apt. fridge & d/w incl. $400/mo + dep. 760 457-6700


1bd apt or 1bd modular home walk to town qui-et $450. 760-361-3130, 909-913-91331bd apt, new paint,tile & carpet, clean!! 2 blocks from BASE.$450/mo. 361-75622 bd 1 ba $625/mo. + util. & dep. has on site lndry, no pets. Call CJ (949)500-5674 29 Palms lg studio apt

Water/trash paid.$475/mo. 367-1141 or

760-902-294529 Palms. Large 1bd, private, lg. kitchen, lg yard. $600/mo. + dep.760-898-6648Cute duplex 73781 Desert Trail 2 bd 1 ba, 1 car gar, w/d hkups, new appl, $695/mo.800-470-2712 x 33Fully remodeled 2bd w/tile & new everything MMuusstt SSeeee!! $$669955//mmoo.Non remodeled studio $450. 760-885-6327 Refurbished 1& 2 bdrm duplexes with d/w, lots of tile $500-$850, 29 Palms 800-688-2219Studio & 1bd $450 to $550. 6563 Oasis.Call for move in spe-cial. AAA Property Mgmt. 760-369-1221

STUDIO apt, water & elect. pd, $345/mo+ $370/dep, centrally lo-cated. (760)643-4152


2bd 2ba, $700 wtr/tr pd, new mgmt, spa-cious floor plan in nice neighborhood. 365-8661

2bd, 1ba, Friendly Hills, w/skylights, appl & gar. Priv. yard, & ldry. fac. $650./mo.Call (951) 682-1300

BRAND new 3bd/2baTriplex HVAC enclosed gar. & yard, w/t pd.61859 Desert Air. $850 mo. 760-567-6533

Friendly Hills Duplex, 2bd 1ba, d/w, lndry fac. g/d, 1 car gar, no pets 750/mo +dep.365-8401 413-2181

NEW 2bd/2ba. Fenced yd., nat. gas, garage.Friendly Hills area.$850 + dep. 60787 Di-vision. 760-408-1574 NEW 3bd/2ba, applian-ces washer/dryer, stove/micro. $950 mo.

760-366-8067


1 Bd $500 + up. Near schools & shopping.Good credit needed.Move in SPECIAL! Michael 760-567-4552

1 block to Walmart.Modern 2bd/2ba, fenced yd., gar. $795 + util. 914-582-77062BD/1BA apt., water/ trash paid. $650/mo + $650 sec.

626-975-6441

2bd/1ba w/ single car gar. Fenced yd. w/d hookup, w/t pd. 6422 Balboa Ave. #A. Sec-tion 8 ok. Home Depot 760-534-6113

Big 2bd 1ba, w/d hkups, front patio area $598/mo+sec dep 7375 Joshua Ln 365-2177

Cute 1bd house (part of Triplex), fenced backyd. $100 bonus $515/mo. 369-1018


LLoovveellyy 11 bbdd,, in gated security building. On site manager, great location. Lg pool, well maintained grounds, laundry room, W/T pd. $575/mo Call Manager 222288--11229922 oorr 222200--88887744

LLoovveellyy 22bbdd,, ccoomm--pplleetteellyy rreeddoonnee.. Secur-ity building, well main-tained grounds, Lg.pool, many amenities, great location, on site manager. w/t pd. Incl.Private Gar. avail.$$667755//mmoo..Call Steve 222288--11229922 oorr LLiinnddaa 222200--88887744

REDECORATED2bd/1ba single attach-ed gar. w/d hookup, $600/mo +$600 dep.w/t paid no dogs. 7091 Barberry 909-484-6464

Spacious Duplex 2 bd 2 ba w/d hkups, fncd bkyd. pets OK. 7112 Muray Ln. Apt. A $650/mo. 272-5731

VVeerryy CClleeaann && QQuuiieettNewly Remodeled Unit! 2bd, 1ba, gar, private yd. trash paid.Close to town $600/mo + dep. Call (626) 403-2409

YV-33bbdd && lloofftt ww//22bbaa && ggaarr. Newly refur-bished units! New ap-pli, New carpet & paint, fncd yd, newly landscaped prop, w/t pd. No Pets. $700/mo Military disc avail. Call Mark 858-361-5374

220055 COMMERCIALFOR RENT


7347 Church St. 440 -880sqft. Office / re-tail spc. avail. Front-age off Hwy. 62. T.I.negotiable. $1..15 per sqft. M.G.

760-837-1880&

57474 Aviation Dr.4800sqft. Industrial warehouse/office w/ truck yard. Great cen-tal Yucca Valley loca-tion. $..65 per sqft.M.G. 760-837-1880

Business space for lease, good for of-fice, retail or food.On Apache & Hwy 62. Great location.951-609-9688

221100 MOBILE HOMERENTALS

Beautiful Dbl. wide mo-bile homes 2bd / 2ba $650. / mo. + dep. 760-366-2993 / 909-379-8098

2299 PPAALLMMSS

Doublewide 2bd 2ba $550, singlewide 2bd 1 ba $425, New single-wide 2bd 2ba $500. 1st mo. rent + dep. +ref’s req’d, +$25. appl. fee.Call for appointment or lv msg 760-367-9886

SMITH’S Ranch 2 & 3 bdrm rentals. Clean, quiet, close to base.(760)367-7203

221133 RV LOTS FORRENT

2299 PPAALLMMSS

Permanent RV spaces avali. $255/mo. at

70805 29 Palms Hwy.Bella Vista MHP, 29

Palms. 760-367-6513 or 909-379-8098

221155 RESIDENTIAL-FURNISHED

2299 PPAALLMMSS

LEASE NICE MH36’W/HKS SOUTH SIDE

760-218-6383.See it @ rvtrader.com, #2113825 $750 near Hospital & Indian Cove.


Pretty 1bd cabin on 5 ac, fully furnished. Safe & quiet, A/C, for 1 per-son, big porch. w/t pd.$545/mo + sec (760) 408-5960


PETS OK, 2bd/2ba, gar., fenced, trash pd.Avail. FEB. 1 $1000 Jess 310.714.1321

222200 UNFURNISHEDHOUSES

2 & 3 bdrm homes.From $700./mo. No Dep. Req’d. Available in 29 Palms, Morongo Valley & Yucca Valley.(951) 332-8828

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3bd 2ba HUD $600/ mo! 5%down 30yrs buy@8 %! For listings 800-690-3990 x T042

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FIRST CHOICE

1, 2, 3 & 4 Bdrms (Credit Check Req.)

www.firstchoicerealtypm.com

760-369-1018

North JT for lease, 3600sqft, 4bd 2ba home w/panoramic views on 5 fncd. ac., all appl., cen. air/heat, frplce, carports, enc.patio. $1200/mo + last & sec. 310-399-7299 or 760-362-1291

RREENNTTEERRSS DDRREEAAMM2007 Summer Re-model. 3 BD/2BA, 1300sqft w/attached 2 car gar. $1325/mo.Quiet neighborhood, near Jacobs Park. All new: roof, Dbl-pane windows, doors, car-pet, tile, baths, win-dow coverings, kitch-en appliances, fridge, wash/dryer, central heat/air. Storage bldg., covered patio, fencing: front & back.Most utilities paid. No pets. Credit check req. Avail. beginning 11/1 760-992-6895


2299 PPAALLMMSS

HHAALLFF MMOONNTTHH FFRREEEE RREENNTT.. 22 oorr 33 BBDD hhoommeess ffoorr rreenntt ssttaarrtt--iinngg aatt $$775500//mmoo.. ++ sseecc..ddeepp.. 776600--220033--11773333 oorr 771155--664433--6644004429 Palms - Houses & Apts. G. Mgmt. Co./ Del Gagnon Co. Call for info. 367-353529 Palms fully remod-eled 3bd/2ba fnc’d yd., patio, gar. stove, re-frge., w/d $1,100/mo.Ray 760-819-274329P, 1bd, 1ba, stove, refrig. & A/C included.Sec 8 ok. $480/mo.2bd 1ba $680/mo

(800) 527-510129Palms charming 2bd 1ba house, w/d hk ups, stv/frig, carpet/drapes,fncd yd, nat gas, $675 + dep. 367-1661760-408-85992bd w/t paid. detatch-ed gar Avail 12/1 $600 mo First, last + dep 760-910-3158

22bbdd 11bbaa, new tile & paint, fncd bkyd, gar, stove, fridge, $750/mo33bbdd 11bbaa, new paint & carpet, fncd bk & front, stove, central $795/mo33bbdd 22bbaa, new paint & carpet, fncd bk yd, gar, near base $850/mo44bbdd 22bbaa, new paint & carpet, gar, fncd bk yd, stove. fam rm $950/mo Agent 760-365-8661

2bd 2ba, on 2..5 fenced acres, $750 + sec dep. 364-0054

2bd/2ba 1000sf, built in 2004, granite counter tops, fncd yd, 1st + dep. $850/mo. Call 760-214-1906

3 bdrm 1 ba, on 5 acres, $500/mo.Call 818-763-3878

3 master bdrms, 3.5 ba, w/opt, kichenette in 2 bdrms $1400/mo.(951)634-82973bd 1.5 ba lg home 2000sf, 2 car gar, fncd yd $775/mo. + dep.$800. 760-643-41523bd 2ba, 2 car gar, fncd yd, $950/mo.Sec 8 ok. 760-220-1694, 760-221-61734bd 2ba, walk-in clos-ets, w/d hkup, huge gar, $1250/mo + $1250 dep, credit chk, Very safe area, 71564 Sun-nyvale Call 760-898-1122 Thomas

AAllll HHeeaarrttss IInnvveessttmmeennttss3bd 2ba. Lease w/op-tion to purchase.$1100/mo 760-413-2181 or 365-8401 BBrrookkeerr CCoo--oopp

Apartments & Houses for rent, all cities, $100 off first month’s rent.760-969-3400 BrokerBRAND new house, 3bd 2ba 2 car gar, bright, huge vaul ceil-ings, close to Base, 1761sf, best deal in town! $1100/mo. Call 760-401-6881HHAALLFF MMOONNTTHH FFRREEEE RREENNTT.. NNeeww 44 BBDD hhoommeess ffoorr rreenntt ssttaarrtt--iinngg aatt $$22775500//mmoo.. ++ sseecc.. ddeepp.. 776600--220033--11773333 oorr 771155--664433--66440044..HHAALLFF MMOONNTTHH FFRREEEE RREENNTT.. 44 BBDD hhoommeess ffoorr rreenntt ssttaarrttiinngg aatt $$11110000//mmoo.. ++ sseecc.. ddeepp..776600--220033--11773333 oorr 771155--664433--66440044



1BD/1BA on acreage.$750 mo + dep. 366-8565

3BD 2BA & Gar NEW, $1,000/mo Rent or LEASE/PURCHASE OPTION Bob at Thacher Realty, 760-365-1100

3bd 2ba, newly re-modeled, Indoor lndy, new kit. Covered parking. Too much to list. $850/mo Call Ta-batha 760-365-3499

4bd, 2ba, great views.7384 Quail Springs Rd.Newer home. Avail.now! Sect. 8 ok $1,295 month,562-682-9943HHAALLFF MMOONNTTHH FFRREEEE RREENNTT.. 33 oorr 44 BBDD hhoommeess ffoorr rreenntt,, ssttaarrtt--iinngg aatt $$889955//mmoo.. ++ sseecc..ddeepp.. 776600--220033--11773333 oorr 771155--664433--22002244


2 bd/1ba cottage house. $900 mo.10931 Mescalero.

760-363-7188NEWER 3 bd/2ba home. Nice area; all appl. included. Small pet OK. Avail. now.$1300 mo. 760-580-1100 or 760-902-8226.

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NORTH Palm Springs house, very spacious, $775/mo. Call909-913-9134

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2bd 1ba on 4 ac, near Yucca Mesa School $800/mo Avail 12/1 365-8616

3bd 2ba. 1950sqft on 4 ac, completely re-modeled + new appl., fnc backyd.,lndry rm YMES. $1100 + dep., military disc, avail.now. 366-1047

3BD/2BA. Pets okay.Property is on 3/4 acre, fenced. $1200 mo. + $1200 deposit. Call 562-715-0533 or 0534.Available Dec. 1st.Beautiful new 3bd 2ba home, 1500sqft, appli included. Finished gar, lg yd, near elementary school, minutes from town. $900/mo

760-369-1950Very clean 2bd/1ba 2.5 acre fenced new carpet pets ok w/depo.$650/mo + utilities 760-220-9965 evenings


$250 off 1st mo. rent.HUGE 3 bd/2ba on 5 ac., 2 gar. & work-shop. $800. 24 hr info.888-500-1140 ext. 37.

1 bd, furnished house in town. W/T & satelite paid. $650/mo plus dep. No smoking.(760) 369-2424

2bd 1ba, 2 car gar, covered patio, fncd bk yd. $850/mo + dep.401-0038

2bd/1ba attached ga-rage, enclosed patio $700/mo. + dep. 951-688-8267.

2BD/1BA in town.Great corner location.Pets okay. 7488 Fox Tr. $750 mo.

760-369-1221.


2bd/2ba, 1 car garage $850/mo 55342 Hava-su Tr. 760-228-0363

3bd 1ba, gar. central ac/heat. $725/mo + sec. Friendly Hills

760-808-4947

3bd/2ba Home in Story Park, fully fenced back yd. $950/mo + sec.

760-228-1141

Apartments & Houses for rent, all cities, $100 off first month’s rent.760-969-3400 Broker

Beautiful 2bd/1ba, fenced yd, gar., new carpet & paint, in town $700 mo 760-217-8880

CCoouunnttrryy CClluubb view home 2bd/2ba 1850sqft. frplc. in liv.rm., sun rm, fncd yd, $1150/mo. 365-8589

COUNTRY Club 3/2, 1400sf, 2 car gar, fmly rm, fr/bk landscaping2 storage sheds, RV storage w/full hkups.$1375/mo + dep. 760-333-1156 avail 12/20

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Remodeled 3bd/2ba.tile/carpet, w/d hook-ups, 2 car att. gar., fenced front & rear yds.6415 Linda Lee. $950 mo. 760-567-6533

RENTAL house availa-ble immediately.2bd/1ba. Lg sunroom off kitchen area. Lg fenced yard. $800 mo.+ dep. Located near Pioneertown Rd. & Hwy. 62. Call 365-4450 to see the property.

Views 2bd/1ba. Com-pletely fenced, near town. Pets okay.59156 Brown St. $750 mo. 760-369-1221

YUCCA VALLEY2 acres in town. House

with 2 car attached garage. 900 sq.ft.

workshop, Great views and a possible zoning

upgrade on street frontage. $325K(760) 413-4484

YV South side 3bd/ 1 3/4ba, family room, 1900+sq.ft., 2 car at-tached gar. $1100 + sec., ref. req’d.

760-902-7274

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or 464-5348

Room-mate wanted, home to share, Tivo ,$450, utl incl., no smoking 228-5885

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The Hi-Desert Water District is seeking an Ad-ministrative Assistant to join the team and assist the Wastewater Project Manager. Under the direction of the Wastewater Project Manager, this individual will perform highly skilled admin-istrative duties including assisting with public information, coordinating with consultants and contractors, scheduling meetings, records man-agement, board reports, contract administration, assist with bidding and procurement efforts, gather research and prepare reports, prepare and maintain forms and other documents in var-ious media, make travel arrangements, etc.Two to three years administrative/clerical expe-rience required. Any combination of education and experience which would provide the neces-sary skills and knowledge is acceptable. Public agency/utility experience preferred. Hourly wage $14.90 to $23.65 plus benefits and PERS 2.5% @ 55. For a copy of the job description visit www.hdwd.com. Send application, cover letter and resume to Hi-Desert Water District, 55439 29 Palms Hwy, Yucca Valley Ca. 92284 no later than 5:00 p.m. on December 3, 2007.EOE.

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Advertising Sales Person

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Equal Opportunity Employer.Drug testing required.

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District application required. Deadline 12/12/2007 at 4pm. Please see our website,

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or call (760) 366-5267.P.O. Box 1398, Joshua Tree, CA 92252

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This newspaper does not knowingly accept employment ads that in-dicate an age prefer-ence, from employers covered by the Age Dis-crimination Act, or know-ingly accept ads ex-pressing a preference of sex, where no bona fide occupational qualifica-tion exists under the Fair Employment Act from employers covered by that act. Nor, do we in any way condone em-ployment that discrimi-nates on a basis of race, religion, ancestry or na-tional origin. For further information regarding oc-cupational qualifications and employers covered, contact the Fair Employ-ment Practice Commis-sion.


330000 HELP WANTED

Animal/bird lover want-ed to care for pets. 29 Palms female with car preferred 367-2013

Bighorn Desert View Water Agency

Field Maint. Worker IF/T $11.91-$15.98 per hr, Req valid CA driv-ers lics. CDPH Water Distribution Cert. or ability to obtain within 1 year. HS grad, min 1 yr in water industry Applications avail, at 622 S. Jemez Tr. YV For more info 760-364-2315 Mon-Fri, 8-4:30pm EOE

Caregiver needed please call in the af-ternoon 760-228-5885

DIETARY SERVICE SUPERVISOR

needed for 58-bed alzheimers facility.

Must have certificate.Call Deanna at (760)

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EXPERIENCED Sales Person wanted. Full Benefits and set mini-mum. Call for details.1-760-369-9038

EXPERIENCED, ma-ture & dependable per-son to clean private residence. 365-7308.

330000 HELP WANTED

GOVERNMENTContractor

Needs to fill several po-sitions in support of government vehicle re-storation on military base in Twentynine Palms. Painting and body work experience preferred. Must be able to pass background check. Please call Frank at 732-895-0886 to schedule an inter-view.GOVERNMENT Con-tractor needs to fill sev-eral positions in sup-port of government ve-hicle restoration. Paint-ing & bodywork experi-ence preferred. Must be able to pass back-ground check. Please fax resume to 732-886-2250 or [email protected] MBTA is seeking a part-time office clerk.Applicants should be highly motivated, detail oriented, with recent of-fice experience and proficient with Excel and Word. Payroll and accounting experience desirable. For more information call 760-366-2986. Or Fax Re-sume to 760-366-2445.EOE. Deadline for ap-plications December 14, 5:00pm.NNOOWW aacccceeppttiinngg aapp--pplliiccaattiioonnss ffoorr CCNNAA’’ss && LLVVNN’’ss.. Experience with insulin shots a plus. Please call Lov-ing Care In-Home Services, Inc. @ 760-219-1462 or 888-876-6111

IIRRSS JJOOBBSS$18.46 to $32.60/hr, now hiring. Paid train-ing is provided. For application & free gov-erment job info, call American Assoc. of Labor 913-599-8244, 24 hrs. emp. serv.

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for Yucca Valley office, medical back office experience.

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New Salon looking for talented stylist and/or receptionist who enjoys people, mornings with an updated look.Please call 228-2422NEWSPAPER Carrier needed in Yucca Valley 7 nights a week 2:45am-5:15am. $1000 mo. w/gas subsidy.Call for details. (760) 365-5130

330000 HELP WANTED

Now Hiring: Compa-nies desperately need employees to assem-ble products at home.No selling, any hours.$500 weekley potential.INFO 1-985-646-1700 Dept. CA-504

Overnight Caregiver, wanted in exchange for room & board.Yucca Valley, ref req.CDL 760-447-4117

Plumber needed. 2 to 4 yrs. exp, remodels/ svc. Clean appear-ance. Drug testing.365-2622

Secretary Neededto work part time, must have Quick books ex-perience, ask for Lou

365-7779Temporary PT help needed in grounds keeping dept. Please call for appt, 367-9316, 5350 Encelia 29 Palms

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Dir. of Hospice at (760) 365-4271, or fax

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Free Ads!If you are between the

ages of 12 -17 and are looking for work after school, bring

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2 very responsible & experienced teenagers looking for babysitting or other work. Call 760-799-0715 or 365-6191

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This newspaper does not ac-cept responsibility for serv-ices offered, by any advertis-er, using this newspaper.Please carefully evaluate any services advertised, and do not use that service un-less you have checked the references, and know and understand all terms of agreement and conditions between you and the adver-tiser.

California State law requires that contractors, builders, and landscapers who per-form work for $500 or more, including materials and la-bor, must be licensed. Li-cense numbers should be so indicated in their advertising.

Family child care providers are required by state law to be licensed, and facility li-cense numbers must be indi-cated in all advertising.

Unlicensed contractors should also be indicated in their advertising.

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SEEKING investors 1st & 2nd trust deed investment opportuni-ties. Call The Loan Lady (760) 365-7003 DRE Broker lic # 01170991

443355 SERVICES

Rubbish removal + all terrain tractor.Single bulky items @ $20. & up. Dump loads @ $155.00 & up.(760) 364-9092

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Kitchen Remodels, Window Upgrades,

Home Improvements, Additions & More!!! Call Dave for your quote today. 364-

4380. License # 793704

A&D PLASTERING Specializing in ALL your stucco needs, new construction, & remodels 760-366-8908 Lic#870567. Insured

A+ Housecleaning & Holiday Decorating

Call Fay 760-365-5708 (Sign crafters)

443355 SERVICES

CCRREEAATTIIVVEE DDEESSIIGGNNSSBeautiful concrete resurfacing and

landscaping.FREE ESTIMATES

Call Scott @ (760) 910-3865

All Terrain Tractor.Land clearing, rubbish removal, knock down, break, & take anything.Be in compliance with city and county code enforcement & fire co-des (760) 364-9092

Attention Wholesale & Consumer Buyers! You can buy Name Brand Kid-swear at 4400--6600%% BBeellooww WWhhoolleessaallee.. Best Sell-ers in children’s cloth-ing market at lowest prices anywhere! www.magickidsusa.comdisc code:MK33791-ds

443355 SERVICES

AUTO, Discount Tire Center. 7024 OWS Rd.(Next to Barr Lumber.)(760) 365-2471

CCAARRPPEETT CCLLEEAANNIINNGGEEXXPPEERRIIEENNCCEEDD &&

RREELLIIAABBLLEECall for free quote (760) 861-2033 unlic

CLEANING - Maria’s Cleaning Svc.Residential/CommercialSpecializing in HEAVY Cleaning. Move In-Move Out. Packing-Unpacking.760-228-3510 lic#10986

CLEANING, by George.residential carpet care & commercial cleaning. Mili-tary & senior disc. Lic., bonded & insured.(760) 365-4223.

CONCRETE, Masonry & Patio Cov-ers. Call Jeff McGowan Concrete & Masonry @ 228-1694 Lic#772649

443355 SERVICES

CONCRETE, driveways, patios, house slabs. Also carpentry & room addt’s.No job too small. Call Bill 365-6724. lic#409280

CONSTRUCTIONBuild-Rite: Room addi-tions & bathroom spe-cialist. Design to com-plete installation. Call 365-7775. lic#678313

CONSTRUCTION, New construction, addi-tions, remodels & repairs.John Saffle Construction Co. 363-7134 Lic. #296895

CONSTRUCTION,Home Improvement. No job too small! Specializing in Drywall. Call Hamm Construction (760) 365-0949 Lic#684360

CONSTRUCTION, Serving the Morongo Basin Since 1984.Goodpaster Constructon(760) 228-1985 Lic#503172

Ron’s Custom Contracting

Remodeling, clean up, hauling, electrical, & tractor work. 760-250-2053 Lics #464492DRYWALL, A Wizard of Walls. Drywall, ceil-ings, acoustic, textures, stucco repair, painting & roofing. 760-364-1907 Unlic

ELECTRIC- Comm. & Residential, Service Up-grades & Solar Installa-tion, From Start to Finish, Ref’s Avail. In Morongo Basin Since 1960 - 38 yrs. exp. installing over 90% locally.Hi-Tek Electric 363-6743

lic#C10-55090

FENCINGChain link, field fencing, wood fence, no job too small. Fatty’s Fencing 369-0391 or (760) 668-3525. (Licensed)

Fire Protection Tanks with hydrant valve. Call for low price and free delivery. Underground Economy 760-367-4000 or 888-770-TANKGARAGE Doors, Sales, Installation, Re-pairs. Great Prices! Dan Dan the Garage Door Man 369-2445HANDYMAN Retired electrician. No job to small! Ceiling fan installation, etc., general repairs. (760) 902-1531 unlic.

Haul away & clean-up, We do all jobs! Evic-tions, abandoned, fore-closure, repo property.Tri County Clean Up 361-6701 or 685-8001Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning. Dry in 1 Hr! 100% Guaranteed.Environmentally

FriendlyFree Estimates CallLew Miller 363-6515

Heny’s Home Repair Service 760-362-0034.Home Improvement & Additions, Electrical, Plumbing, Yard Clean-ing.Heny’s Home Repair Service 760-362-0034.Home Improvement & Additions, Electrical, Plumbing, Yard Clean-ing.HOUSE Cleaning Honest & Reliable. Serving the Desert since 1994.Call Denise’s Desert Dus-ters (760) 365-1967

J.C. ApplianceAppliance Repair

All major appliancesAll makes & modelsServing Hi Desert & Base 760-583-0778

Jesse’s Home Repair.Remodels, concrete, drywall, flooring, plumbing, electrical. No job too small, we do it all! 760-363-7690

Kangen WaterChange your water, change your life. At-taches to countertop.Effectively treats arthri-tis, pain, fatigue, & ag-ing! DVD upon request.Financing available.760-567-0400LANDSCAPINGLG Landscape w/ over 15yrs of designing & in-stallation of all types of comm’l & res. land-scaping. 760-362-0034 or 760-368-8244Lic # C27 779986

LANDSCAPING,& Maintenance. Wkly & Monthly. Ref’s avail.Call Alex @ AlvarezLandscaping 366-0167 or 228-0409 (unlic)

Linda’s Secretarial, Accounting, & Data Processing Services.760-250-2053

MASSAGES, Chinese Caidis Massages now open 5910 Adobe Rd #D 29Palms 361-0928NO HASSLE HANDY-MAN Prompt and Reli-able 760-401-9339 unlic.

PAINTINGArtisan Painting. Resi-dential / Commercial.Repaints, New Work, Faux Finishes & han-dyman svc Excellent Rates,Refs & Svcs.(760) 369-2351 or

(760) 898-2588Lic # 645469

PAINTING 35 yrs. exp.Quality Work Guaranteed up to 1 yr. Call Dominic’s Custom house painting lic#748880 365-1895

SUNRISE Roofing & Construction, specializ-ing in re-roofing & roof repairs. (760) 327-0969

443355 SERVICES

PAINTING, Concrete re-storation, acid staining, custom painting, garage floor finishes. Zebra Con-crete Coatings & Painting.(760) 401-0650 Lic#429537

PELAYOTree Services

Landscaping•Remove Stumps & Trees

Custom Walkways/ Pavers, Yard Clean-up•Hauling Free Steel Scrap Removal. Call today! Free Estimates

368-7209368-7313

PHOTOGRAPHY -Custom, natural light portraits. Give the gift of incentive to come home safe & sound.Active service mem-bers family’s DISCOUNT 15%.760-799-6991PLUMBING - DVS Plumbing, 24 hour service for your com-plete plumbing repairs & installations. Free es-timates. No additional charges for nights, weekends or holidays.Call Daniel Silvers (760)910-2012 lic. #892042PRINTING, Copies, col-or copies, calenders, busi-ness printing. Self service copies or professionally prepared for you by your friends at Valley Independ-ent Printing & Copy Cen-ter. 365-6967

RFC Plumbing - Your Hero!!!

From leaky faucets to major repairs. We ac-cept most credit cards.

760-366-5327Robyn’s Home Services.Cleaning, housesitting, petsitting, errands, home care, plant care, meal preparation. 366-8309

ROOFING RepairsTile, shingles. tar & gravel.20 yrs exp. Call Tom “If I can’t fix it, no one can”.(760) 780-2540. (unlic)

SOLAR- Comm. & Resi-dential, Service Upgrades & Solar Installation, From Start to Finish, Ref’s Avail.In Morongo Basin Since 1960 - 38 yrs. exp. instal-ling over 90% locally.Hi-Tek Electric 363-6743 lic#C10-55090

The Curb Maker, Land-scape Borders, Artificial Putting Greens & Aritificial Yard Turf. Call The Curb Maker (760) 365-2221 Lic. # 871985

Tile-Affordable Installation

Tile • Marble Granite • Stone

New Construction •Remodel • Repair

Local Since 1977 363-1328 or 641-7692Lic.#C54-567661

TRACTOR Work General grading services, brush removal, water truck service, back hoe service, stump removal, dust con-trol, yard cleanup. Free es-timates. 365-0146

TTRRAACCTTOORR WWoorrkk &Trenching, WaterTanks, Dump TruckSvc., Yard Clean-Up Free Estimates. CallBill at (760) 365-5903unlic

TRACTOR WorkRoad repair, weed abate-ment, gravel/soil hauling, post holes, backhoe, stump removal, etc. Call (760) 224-6809. (unlic)See ad in Service Directory

TRACTOR work, back-hoe, trenching, grading, septic tanks, leach lines, new installation & repair.Ask for Sam 366-8154 or 408-3803 Lic#681009

TREE ServiceFree Estimates! Call Dee Bee Tree service (760) 228-1922 Lic# 535741

Water Tanks & Pumps, septic tanks, & risers.Infiltrator systems etc.Call for low price & free delivery. 760-367-4000 or 888-770-TANK

Werner PhotographyExperienced photogra-pher for your special

occassions; weddings, portraits, pets, special events, commercial.

Call for holiday photo specials!!

John Werner(760) 799-4333

[email protected]

WWIINNDDOOWW CCLLEEAANNIINNGGResidential & commercial.Screens, Tracks, Sills for most homes under 1800 sf. Ref’s available. Call Steven @ Rightway Win-dow Cleaning. 365-3863 or 401-1754

WINDOW/GLASSFinance avail. Custom re-placement windows, wood, vinyl, aluminum. United Glass & Door/ Yucca Valley Mirror & Glass. 365-6302

Yoga Center: Yogic Breathing, Physical Postures, Mental, Emo-tional, Spiritual & Ex-pansion. Anger & Stress Mgmt. 413-8005

443355 SERVICES

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550000 APPLIANCES

Whirlpool refrig. 21.8 cu.ft. bottom freezer w/ icemaker 67 5/8 high, 32 5/8 wide. Black $350. 365-2932

552200 BARGAINCOUNTER

INTERESTED in fun, hands on electronics? Call 1-800-396-6604Oak firewood $165 & Walnut $150/load, cut, delivered. 361-9134

552222 CEMETERY

BELLEVUE Memorial Park, Ontario, Ca., Single Crypt, S 3G CORR J. $3,400/obo.(760) 413-7248

553300 FURNITURE

Brand new sofa & love-seat with matching chair & footrest. Scotch guarded, earth tones, still in plastic wrapper.Can deliver. All for $375. (760) 364-3621HOUSEFUL OF WOOD FURNITURE Double dresser. Love-seat & Chair, Desks & chairs, Corner Tables, 2 Cubbies; Computer equipment;Receiver/Amplifier; 64”Headboard, Rocking Chair; Tile top Dining room table, w/ 4 chairs;kitchen wares; 2 tall bookshelves; 2 wood File Cabinets, Washer & Dryer, 100s of paper-backs & more stuff.7113 La Habra Ave., YV. 228-2941 Leather sofa set, Gran-ite top coffee table, Wood/glass TV stand, Sony 32” flat tube TV.

813-416-4791Reoyne’s Corral Clear-ance. Entertainment centers, writing desks, night stands & misc.Buy 2 or more - big dis-counts. Across from the JT Playhouse.366-8927Sofa & Loveseat sleep-ers. xlnt. condition.$200 OBO 365-8474, leave message.

553333 GARAGE SALE

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Craft Sale Blessed Sacrament Alter Soci-ety Dec 1, 2007. 9am-4pm. Utah Trl & Cot-tonwood. Pancake breakfast, Gift Baskets, handmade slippers, af-gans, baked goods etc

Fantastic HolidayBoutique Nov 30-Dec 4 & Dec 8 & 15, 9am-? Xmas decorations,

trees, orniments, gifts & more, new & used.6372 Mesquite Spgs Rd #20, 29 Palms

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553333 GARAGE SALE

Garage Sale 73148 Adobe Circle 29Palms,Sat Dec 1, 7am-11am.

Kids clothes, toys, hshld items, appliances

etc! No early birds!

Garage Sale 73148 Adobe Cr., 29 Palms Sat. Dec. 1, 7-11am.baby/kids clothes & toys, appliances & household items.


Big Sale!! Sat, 12/1 7am-1pm, Everythingmust go! Tools, furn clothes, shoes, house-hold. 61148 Proscott Tr

BIG yard sale. Sat & Sun.(12/1-12/2) 61912 Petunia. X St. El Repo-so.

Four family- moving sale. 11/30, 12/1, 12/2.Everything must go!! 60711 Natoma Tr.

Sat & Sun 1st & 2nd 8am -Noon. Tools, au-to, household items, Herbalife plants & misc, LOTS of STUFF!! 8123 Star Lane.

Yard Sale Dec. 1st & 2nd 6439 Mt. View St.JT. Blue/White plaid chair & sofa, book case, household items, and much more

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Inside Sale, Wed-Tues.57816 Saratoga OWS, turn right Buena Vista, left Avalon, left Canter-bury, right Hilton, left Saratoga. 365-1930


2 Family-Sat 12/1 8am-Noon 8457 Bannock Tr (Acoma to Golden Bee to Bannick) Misc furn, business clothes (good size range) Lots more!

Big Sale Fri/Sat/Sun 8-2 tools, household, womens clothing, and lots more. 6309 Palo Alto Ave. xst/ Paxton Western Hills area

Friday 11/30 & Satur-day 12/1 8am to 2pm PLEASE NO EARLY BIRDS. 7570 Shafter Ave/Rockaway

GARAGE sale Sat. at 8am, no early birds.Many items, come see!!! 58310 Bonanza.X Street is Palomar.

GARAGEFUL OF GOODIES Washer, Dryer, workbenches, hand tools, circular saw, vise, battery chargers, car ramps, air compressor, 4‚ neon lights, garage shelving stepladder, various hardware, hydraulic car jack, motorcycle bat-tery charger, motorcy-cle lift, motorcycle ramps, Œ72 Harley, Œ79 Yamaha SR 500, & more 7113 La Habra Ave, YV 228-2941

Multi-Family Salesupporting Hi-Desert Aquatics on YVHS pool deck

Sat. ONLY 7-3

Recycled Riches.Rummage & Bake

Sale. Sat., Dec.1. 8am-Noon. Church of

Religious Science.Christmas, clothes,

collectibles.7434 Bannock Tr.

554400 LIVESTOCK

Four papered thor-oughbreds. $500-$5000. 6 grade horses $300-$1000 (760) 887-9792.

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554455 LOST &FOUND

FOUND brown & white female Pitbull/Boxer mix. Looks like she had puppies. Approx 2 yrs.Found on Douglass & Yucca Mesa. 464-3020Found girls Sky High graduation ring. Silver with blue stone. Be-longs to Crystal Ward.Call Jeanne Parks 369-6585 ext. 223..FOUND ring in 29 Palms. Call to identify.361-6500Lost 11 yr. old female Dalmatian. Last seen 11-17 at Linda Lee & Octello in YV. answers to “Polly Anna

call 702-443-0613

Lost dog - brown tea-cup Chihuahua.Limp in back leg. A woman gave him away at Wal-Mart on Halloween. If she gave you my dog, please call. 369-2445. Dan or Linda or drop off at a local shelter or vet.

Lost female salt & pep-per miniature Schnaus-er in Sunmore Estates 29P. 760-902-6774LOST Min-Pincher, fe-male, black & rust. Last seen in Marchris Park, Sky Harbor. PLEASE help us find. “Nikki”464-1519

555500 MISC. 4SALE

Empty Patron Tequila Bottles. Beautiful bot-tles perfect for deco-rating or craft room.All labels removed.$5 a piece. 367-4093

FFIIRREEWWOOOODDAvocado $195 cordOrange $250 cordMix Cords $245Free DeliveryPlease Call

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Firewood- Eucalyptus and mixed wood free local delivery. Call John (760) 799-8542

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Pride Powerchair Jet 3 Ultra, good cond, $600.obo 365-6849

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556600 MUSICALINSTRUMENTS

Guitar - Taylor 414 CE, perfect condition w/ case. Valued at over $1800, asking $1200 or trade for? 228-2988PIANO - Beautiful Baldwin Spinet in per-fect condition. Will con-sider giving lessons with purchase. Profes-sional instructor owned. $1500. Call 760-228-2988

556655 PETS &SUPPLIES

AKC LAB PUPPIES.1st Shots & Vet Check.(760) 638-6493/6491.$450 each.Poodle Standard pups.AKC, champion sired, blk males, extra stun-ning. Born Sept. 4, avail now 760 567-0400www.luminouspoodles.comPure breed yellow labs $500/females, $300/males parents on premises 228-0363

662200 CARS

1993 Mazda Miata, 167,000 miles, runs good, convertible.$1000obo 362-48092000 Kia Sportage. 94k mi, runs great, blue book $3,700 - will sell $3,000obo 365-66382003 Nissa Maxima SE, good cond. inside & out, V6, auto, white, well maintained, 17” al-loy wheels, AM/FM /CD/Cassette. 84k mi, $8,500 obo. Ken, 760-835-0052

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low miles, 3rd seat, dual a/c,vin#184515, stock #4711NNOOWW $$2211,,998866

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Loaded, black, low milesVin#888227, stock#4707NNooww $$2299,,998866

22000066 CCHHEEVVRROOLLEETTMMoonnttee CCaarrlloo LLSS

Only 29K, Pristine conditionvin#260313, stock#075050A

NNOOWW $$1144,,998866

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2006 Chrysler Pacificalow mi, fully loaded, $18,500/obo. Call 760-799-7246

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6-cyl. 2.8L turbo, 6 speed manual, FWDvin#023379, stock#08-4135A

NNOOWW $$2222,,998866

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“Certified”vin#107709, stock#4770NNOOWW $$3366,,888866

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23k miles, chrome wheels,and Gorgeouos!

vin#219282, stock#08-43189NNOOWW $$2222,,888866

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“Certified”Premium Sound, Moon roof

vin#189753, stock#4767NNOOWW $$2277,,888866

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Auto, a/c, c/d, Goldvin#549885, stock #4734NNOOWW $$1133,,998866

22000066 CCHHEEVVRROOLLEETTCCoorrvveettttee CCoonnvveerrttiibbllee

3k miles, Nav, blk/blkvin#125678, stock #08-7066A

NNOOWW $$4466,,888866

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lowmiles, auto, a/c, whitevin#176573, slock#4739NNOOWW $$1133,,998866

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only 100 miles, Redvin#700546, stock#7004NNOOWW $$1166,,998866

886666--223388--4455991168-130 Kyle Road

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Great deal!! 1997 BMW 528i, good condi-tion. One owner.150,000 mi. $7500.

760-285-1663

HONDAS from $500!Police Impounds! For listings. 800-495-0660 X 4243

662200 CARS

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vin#115781, stock#4765NNOOWW $$2299,,888866

22000066 CCAADDIILLLLAACCEEssccaallaaddee EESSVV

22k miles vin#215339, stock#4741NNOOWW $$3366,,888866

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“Certified”Prior rental, luxary pkg., onstar

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NNOOWW $$3300,,998866

22000066 CCHHEEVVRROOLLEETTCCoorrvveettttee CCoonnvveerrttaabbllee

“Certified”V6, auto w/paddle shift, blk/red leather

vin#125678, stock#08-7066ANNOOWW $$4466,,888866

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663300 CYCLES

1972 HD Shovelhead, all rebuilt, 70 mi since rebuilt. Electric start, needs paint. $8,500obo 760-362-48091979 Yamaha SR 500 42k mi. Fairly good shape, luggage rack, extra tank, extra parts.Original owner. 7113 La Habra Ave, YV

228-2941 1985 SPECIAL CON-STRUCTION HARLEY:1972 SHOVELHEAD S & S Stroker, Quicksil-ver Carb, Andrews Cam, 2 sets saddle-bags. 7113 La Habra Ave., YV, 228-29411995 HD Sportster XL 1200cc, 9,971 miles $4500. Call (571)277-37152005 Titanium Kawasi-ki Ninja ZX10R, 1000cc, 4,700 mi, many upgrades, includ-ing: Acrapovick ex-haust, frame sliders, black windshield, hot bodies undertail kit, K&N intake filter, rear race cowl, brand new 200mm Bridgestone tire. $7,000obo 760-369-7129

663355 RV’S

RV Trailer, 1995 Aljo 27’, Xlnt shape inside and out. $7,000obo 760-369-4805 or 760-362-3472

663366 SUV

1995 Chevy Suburban.$3,000 OBO. 760-365-149694 Jeep Wrangler, 93k miles, 4” lift w/ 32” A/T & premium wheels. $5k

813-416-4791

664400 TRAILERS

19 ft. travel trailer.$1350 OBO. 365-8474, leave message.

664455 TRUCKS

2002 Toyota Tac. X-Cab, like new, tint, bed liner, 5 spd, low mi., $11,500 obo 365-5843

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This advertisement courtesy of the Hi-Desert Publishing Co.

FREE TREASURE CHEST ADSSelling Merchandise for $200 or Less?

Use this Form, 3 words or less, 2 weeks, FREE. Limit 2 ads per person.Mail or bring this form to the

Hi-Desert Star, 56445 29 Palms Hwy., Yucca ValleyThe Desert Trail, 6396 Adobe Rd., 29 Palms. NNOO PPHHOONNEE CCAALLLLSS PPLLEEAASSEE

Private parties only. No business or new items. No pets unless free.Ad may be edited.

Ad description __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name __________________________________________________________________Address____________________________________ City________________________Zip_______________ Phone______________________Price $ __________________

Forms that are filled out incorrectly will not beconsidered and ads will not be published.

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1979 Honda ATC$200 951-897-8435

3 Bar Stools $200365-2213

3/4 water pump$100 362-4198

454 Headers$99 361-7562

Aged Firewood $50366-3321

Antique Wall Bed$200 760-285-7382

Baby changing table$35 361-0059

Black Security Door.$50 951-897-8435

Book Collection$200 760-285-7382

Captain Bed$150 401-3957

Cast Wood Stove$125 366-2348

Convection Oven $30 365-9602

Cute Kittens$25 366-9385

Electric Organ$50 760-285-7382

Engine hoist$199 361-7562

Faux Mink Coat.$35 760-364-4180

Fire Agate Ring$200 364-2995

Futon$50 401-3957

H.P. Printer$30 760-285-7382

Hi-end ladies bike$200 228-2988

Hi-end men’s bike $200 228-2988

Husky Cement Mixer$120 363-7842

Ice Cream Maker$30 365-9602

Ladie’s Suede Jacket.$25 760-364-4180

Man’s Raider Ring$175 364-2995

Marble coffee table $200 365-2213

Microwave$25 365-4400

Microwave 1.1 cuft.$35 363-7842

Native Amer. necklace$150 365-2478

Odyssey RailFree 365-0011

Old Scrap LumberFree 365-1976

Plants, in & outdoor $5 366-3321

Reptile Tank.$200 951-897-8435

Rocking Chair $50 760-285-7382

Twin Jogging stroller$85 361-0059

Walnut Office Desk$100 408-5960

Whirlpool electric dryer$200 318-5628


The deadline for submittingTrader ads is noon Friday, theweek prior to publication.Trader Ad Forms are availableat the Public Affairs Office andmay be filled out during normalworking hours at Bldg. 1417.Ads may also be submitted

through e-mail, but will only beaccepted from those with [email protected] address. If you areactive duty, retired military or afamily member and do not havean @usmc.mil address you cango to the PAO page of the basewebsite at: http://www.29

palms.usmc.mil/dirs/pao/ andcomplete a request to publishan ad.

The limitations for ads are:there is a 15-word limit, limitof two ads per household andthe Trader may be used onlyfor noncommercial classified

ads containing items of person-al property offered by and forindividuals authorized to usethis service. Such ads mustrepresent incidental exchangednot of sustained businessnature.

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To have a “House For Sale”ad run in the ObservationPost, applicants must providePermanent Change of Stationorders and have the adapproved by Base Housing.

This ensures the CombatCenter Trader is not used forcommercial real estateendeavors.

Ads are run on a first-come,first-serve, space availablebasis. If you have questionsplease call 830-5472.

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22000000 HHAARRLLEEYY Softail Night Train, Black,garage kept, loaded,15,000 miles, asking$14000 OBO call 760-819-1034. 11/30/07

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Heritage Softail Classic,luxury blue with stripe,under 4400 miles,Accessories included,excellent condition. Call760-221-8831 11/23/07

11998877 GGMMCC DDUUAALLLLYYDDBBLL CCAABB TTRRUUCCKKGreat tow truck, Auto,Goose Neck and hitchsetup. Reduced to $2650OBO Must sell!! 760-447-0499 11/23/07

22000055 GGSSXX RR660000Less than 12,000 mi,new tires, comes w/ newhelmet/gloves. $6000OBO, Call Kenny (760)799-7737. 11/16/07

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Dyna Street Bob Likenew 3,600 miles extend-ed warranty OBO call715- 697-8164 11/9/07

FFOORR SSAALLEE 22000066 CCHHEEVVYY AAVVAALLAANNCCHHEEZ 71 Off Road Pkg,12,000 miles, Warranty.XM Satellite radio/OnStar/In dash 6 CDPlayer. Other extras.$36,000/OBO. MUSTSELL! Call 830-7419DWH/367-6151 AWH10/26/07

FFOORR SSAALLEE:: 22 HHOONNDDAAAATTVV''SSSporttrax 250's EX, LikeNew condition, very Lowhours, $2000.00Call 760-819-961810/26/07

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YYAARRDD SSAALLEE Dec. 1-2 7 a.m. -12 p.m.801 Housing Two Mile#12. Lots of baby boyclothes, computer itemsand much more! Every-thing ? off or free Sun-day! 305-495-149811/30/07

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MMAATTTTRREESSSS FFUULLLL--SSIIZZEEBoxspring, metal frame,$120 OBO. Full sizewood headboard $25call Kris (760) 880-6224.11/23/07

AAIIRR CCOONNDDIITTIIOONNEERR15,000 btu w/ climatecontrol, auto settings,remote incl. Please call 1-207-991-8281.11/16/07

5566””TTVV$550 Crossbow ExerciseMachine $150, QueenBed $100, Portable AirConditioner $150. Call760-361-1030 11/16/07

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55288 29 PALMS HWY, YUCCA VALLEY

(760) 228-1818 72878 29 PALMS HWY, 29 PALMS

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x Excludes cab & chassis. In stock vehicles only.** Must finance through Chrysler Financial. + Must be active duty or retired. Plus government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge, and any emission testing charge. + Unwind. X customer on select vehicles, not everyone will qualify, on Approved Credit. Photos are f or illustration purposes only. ** On selected models. Offer ends close of business 12-3-07.

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