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The newsletter for members of Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.
September 2021
5 years
of giving
Round Up
hits milestone
Perspective
Unplug with meaningful local programs
Most adults have a vague memory of a and activities children are exposed to, the
time when “checking for messages” meant more likely they are to find their own path
listening to an answering machine. and possibly a career.
We carried on with our days without Community programs also foster critical
relying on cell phones and managed just leadership development and public speak-
fine. But today, we are more connected than ing skills. Through guided and informal
ever through our smart phones and other play and activities, children learn problem-
devices. solving and interpersonal skills that enable
Our phones are so much more now — them to resolve conflicts peacefully and
from cameras to calendars to social media improve interpersonal relationships.
connections — and truly disconnecting Adults can also find meaningful opportu-
from them can be tough. But it’s even hard- nities to spend time with the kids when we
er for our kids to unplug because they only all unplug. From board games to crafts to
know life with these screens. It’s difficult for playing in the park, there are many ways we
them to imagine life without computers, can unplug for some family fun.
gaming devices, tablets or cell phones. While you and the kids are disconnecting,
But there’s great value in unplugging for take a moment to identify potential energy
Ricky Davis children and adults, even if it’s for just a savings. Unplug electronics that are not in
short period of time. For kids, time away use to avoid “vampire” energy loss. This is
General Manager
from the screen to be outside with other the energy drained from technology and
children allows them to connect with nature electronics even when they are not in use.
and others in a way that a virtual experience For example, although it is turned off, your
simply does not allow. They are able to ex- TV is waiting to receive a signal from the
perience life in the moment and allow their remote and your DVR is waiting to record
creativity and energy to break free. the next show or perform an update.
Fortunately, we have access to wonderful Let’s encourage youngsters to step away
community programs and organizations from the screens and join in. To play and
like 4-H, The Y, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and be part of an organization that helps them
more that provide children with a safe place connect with others and find meaningful
Kilowatt to play, learn and grow, while cultivating
new skills and interests.
interactions and explore new activities and
interests.
Vol. 52, No. 5, September
These types of clubs and programs offer When you do plug back in, your co-op
2021 (USPS 783-900; ISSN
kids an opportunity to explore activities is here to help you save money and energy
1087-4747) is published
and interests outside of school academics. by connecting you with our energy saving
by the Member & Public
They can investigate areas they might not programs and services. While we’d love to
Relations Department of otherwise have access to and discover new see you in person at one of our six district
Clay Electric Cooperative, interests and passions. They often learn new offices, we’re also just a call or click away.
Inc., Highway 100 West, skills and strengthen existing ones. It’s no Visit ClayElectric.com or find our Facebook
Keystone Heights, Florida, secret the broader the range of experiences and Instagram pages.
32656. Subscription $1 per
year to co-op members.
Periodicals postage paid
at Keystone Heights, Fla. Scripture
and at additional mailing
offices.
Deceit is in the heart of them that
Justin Caudell, editor imagine evil: but to the counsellors
jcaudell@ClayElectric.com of peace is joy. There shall no evil
happen to the just: but the wicked
Postmaster: shall be filled with mischief. Lying
Send address changes to lips are abomination to the Lord: but
Kilowatt they that deal truly are his delight.
PO Box 308
Keystone Heights, FL 32656 Proverbs 12:20-22
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newsbriefs Utilities grasping with soaring material costs Clay Electric and utilities across the country are digging social distancing, which slowed production, packaging and deeper when restocking warehouses and planning ahead to shipping, and deliveries. help prevent shortages of essential parts and equipment. As a result, some items critical to the co-op’s infrastructure, Fallout from COVID-19 and a spate of natural disasters such as wire, transformers, crossarms and cable have seen have combined to trigger an industry-wide parts shortage, double digit increases in cost over the last year. PVC pipe is driving up operating costs and creating logistical challenges. up more than 350 percent. Analysts say the problem could continue well into 2022. Commodity prices are also increasing, with the cost of steel, “Our employees are working hard with suppliers to ensure copper and petroleum-based items, and natural gas rising we maintain a sufficient level of inventory of materials,” said since the pandemic began. The increase in commodity prices General Manager/CEO Ricky Davis. are projected to increase electric generation costs more than Troubles began in early 2020 as the pandemic forced many $5 million for 2021. manufacturers to reconfigure their plants to accommodate Continued on Page 5 Operation Round Up hits $4M in grants awarded Members’ spare change is making a big difference in the communities the co-op serves. Since launching in October 2016, Operation Round Up has now generated more than $4 million in funding for projects in 14 counties. In August, the Clay Electric Foundation approved 12 applications in the amount of $78,950, enabling the round up program to hit the new milestone. “The program’s success is because of our generous members who participate by rounding up their electric bill each month,” said Chief Public Relations Officer Derick Thomas. “More than 80 percent of our members are currently signed up, which is incredible.” Members who participate in Round BASCA, Inc. was one of the first organizations to receive Operation Round Up funds. The Up donate an average of 50 cents per organization focuses on helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities month, with the maximum contribution achieve a higher quality of life and sense of belonging. being $11.88 per year. Operation Round Up is unique in that all funds deposited for local seniors, provided lifesaving to the community. The program was into the foundation are returned to equipment for schools and emergency created by Palmetto Electric Co-op in the community. The foundation board personnel, and ensured food pantries South Carolina in 1989, and has since meets each month to consider new grant have the necessary food to provide been adopted by more than 250 other requests and there are no administrative nourishment to the residents they serve. co-ops nationwide (eight in Florida). fees. All the board members volunteer “Improving our members’ quality of “More than 80 years ago, residents their time to assist with the distribution life and strengthening communities was came together to form Clay Electric of funds. They do this because they too the goal of the Operation Round Up to get electricity to their homes and are members of our community and are program, and we are right on target with farms, something they couldn’t do on passionate about growing the region. hundreds of organizations receiving their own,” Thomas said. “Now, through Over the past few years, Operation more than $4 million,” Thomas said. Operation Round Up, local residents Round Up has supported domestic Clay Electric is just one of many have the opportunity to come together violence shelters, funded activities for co-ops throughout the United States to create change in their communities residents with development disabilities, that has adopted Operation Round Up through a foundation — something they provided activities and critical service and fostered the mission of giving back couldn’t do individually on this scale.” ClayElectric.com Kilowatt ǀ September 2021 3
operationroundup
The Clay Electric Foundation Board of and the Veterans Village of Palatka.
Directors approved
Forest United Methodist $4,000
Church Quilting Ladies
$165,350 IN GRANTS (Marion County)
The Quilting Mission group of Forest United
during its Aug. and Sept. meetings. Methodist Church in Silver Springs makes
quilts for several different patient facilities in
New Technology Made $4,200 Marion County. Funding from the grant will be
Simple Now, Inc. used to purchase supplies.
(Alachua County)
New Tech Now in Alachua County provides new K9s for Warriors $1,000
technology equipment and training to veterans, (All counties)
seniors, disabled citizens and underserved K9s for Warriors provides service canines to
youth. Grant funds will provide equipment for veterans suffering from trauma as a result of
kids’ technology summer camps. military service post-9/11. Grant funds support
costs in pairing a trained service dog with a
Outdoor Valor, Inc. $4,000 deserving warrior.
(All counties)
Outdoor Valor, based in Ocala, is a faith-based Community Foundation $2,750
organization committed to healing veterans for Ocala/Marion County
with PTSD through fishing experiences. Funds (Marion County)
from the grant will help maintain the boat used The Community Foundation strives to connect
Putnam Habitat for Humanity for excursions. the charitable interest of the donor to build
a strong community by serving as a conduit
Rodeheaver Boys Ranch $15,000 among donors, charitable organizations and
(All counties) community leaders. Funds from the grant
Founded in 1950, the Rodeheaver Boys Ranch will support the Youth Philanthropy in Action
is a 790-acre sanctuary for boys who need a program.
home, a family and roots for a brighter future.
Grant funds will be applied to the cost of a new Florahome Park & Heritage $7,500
security gate, power pole and fencing for the Association, Inc.
ranch. (Putnam County)
Florahome Park & Heritage Association exists
CDS Family & Behavioral $10,000 to serve the Florahome community through the
Health Services, Inc. care and enhancement of its historic neighbor-
(Putnam County) hood park. Grant funds will be applied to the
CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services, restoration of the clubhouse.
Inc. is a nonprofit social services agency that
targets familial strength through prevention, St. Madeline $4,500
counseling and youth shelters. Funds from the Community Outreach
grant will help install fencing and provide tree (Alachua County)
trimming and removal services for the property. St. Madeline Community Outreach is a min-
istry of St. Madeline Catholic Church in High
Fellowship Baptist Food Pantry $5,000 Springs. The ministry provides food, financial
(Union County) assistance and referrals to community services
Fellowship Baptist Church of Raiford offers a to those in need. Funds from the grant will be
Fellowship Baptist Food Pantry food pantry for those in need in surrounding used to expand the financial assistance and
counties. Grant funds will be applied to the supplemental food and supplies programs.
cost of new freezer equipment.
Operation New Uniform $5,000
Derek Hatcher Foundation, Inc. $6,000 (Alachua, Clay, Baker, Putnam,
(Clay County) Flagler, Volusia counties)
The Derek Hatcher Foundation in Middleburg Operation New Uniform helps veterans network
raises awareness of substance abuse and and transition to fulfilling careers after their
addiction in memory of a local athlete. Grant military service. Grant funds will support the
funds endow two college scholarships for Clay Project Operation Train Disabled Veterans
County students. program.
Putnam Habitat for Humanity $15,000 Cross Creek Volunteer $15,000
(Putnam County) Fire Department
Founded in 1991, Putnam County Habitat for (Alachua, Putnam, Marion counties)
Humanity serves residents of Putnam County The Cross Creek Volunteer Fire Department
based on need. Funds from the grant will be operates exclusively for fire and emergency
Rodeheaver Boys Ranch used to support the Putnam Service Project medical services for the communities of Cross
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operationroundup
Creek, Island Grove and Lochloosa. Funds from
the grant will help purchase updated equip-
ment for the safety of the firefighters.
Concerned Citizens $5,600
of Bradford County
(Bradford County)
Concerned Citizens of Bradford County, Inc.
is an outreach organization dedicated to the
needy, deprived, seniors and especially to the
proper rearing of children to become model
citizens. The group specializes in educating,
teaching character, building confidence and
modeling positive behavior through its after-
school club, summer day camp, senior club
and youth sports. The money will be used to
provide personnel for the 8-week summer day
camp program.
Pay It Forward Outreach Corp $7,500
(Alachua, Marion counties)
Pay It Forward Outreach Corp is a charitable
Christian donation program assisting families
facing economic hardships by providing furni- Florahome Park & Heritage Association
ture, housewares, clothing and other essen-
tials. Grant funds will be used to support the Cecil Field POW/ $7,000 food for children over the weekend.
Tidings of Joy program, which will provide gifts MIA Memorial, Inc.
and essentials for families during the holiday (All counties) Salt Springs Civic Association $13,800
season. Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial, Inc., is a (Marion County)
501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose The Salt Springs Civic Association exists to
Bread of the Mighty $15,000 mission is to establish a national memorial promote the welfare and betterment of its
Food Bank that will serve as a historic and key destination community, and to maintain the Community
(Alachua County) site for the nation. Grant funds will be used Center and Civic Park. Money from the grant
The Bread of the Mighty Food Bank acquires, for general operating support to help get the will go toward adding exercise stations.
sorts, stores and distributes food both directly museum open and operational.
to the community and through other nonprofit Oklawaha River Valley Civic Club $2,500
agencies that provide to the needy. BMFB is Feeding Northeast Florida $15,000 (Marion County)
the only food bank operation in a five-county (Putnam County) The Oklawaha River Valley Civic Club provides
area and provides mobile pantry services Feeding Northeast Florida is the region’s assistance to 700 residents of Hog Valley by
throughout North Florida. Funds from the largest food bank and hunger-relief network, organizing community events and supplying
grant will be used to support the Food on the working to establish food security across eight needed items, such as backpacks and shoes
Move program, which acquires and distributes counties. Grant funds will go toward the Snack for children. Funds from the grant will pay for a
donated food. Pack Child Feeding Program, which provides new roof for the building.
MATERIAL COSTS
Continued from Page 3
“Despite the price increases, the cost of electricity
remains a great value considering all the ways we depend
on it,” Davis said. “Over the last five years, the cost of rent
increased 3.4 percent; medical care increased 2.8 percent;
and education increased 2.2 percent nationwide. But the
cost of electricity only increased 1 percent.”
Davis said the co-op is in a strong position financially
and will continue to be because of the amount of time
employees invest in thinking about what comes next.
“We continually strive to maintain costs, improve the
efficiency of our operation and equipment, and provide
competitive rates to our members,” he said. “This focus
began long before the pandemic and remains a guiding
light for the co-op’s strategic planning.” Employees are working hard to keep materials in stock.
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Clay sends crew to help hurricane-ravaged Louisiana co-op restore power Fifteen Clay Electric employees hit the road Sept. 3 to help Dixie Electric Membership Corporation restore power to its members after Hurricane Ida battered the Gulf Coast on Aug. 29. The storm made landfall on the 16th anniversary of when Hurricane Katrina struck the region. The co-op is headquartered in Greenwell Springs, Louisiana, and 100,000 of its 113,500 meters lost power at the height of the storm. In August, Clay Electric employees helped West Florida Electric Co-op restore power to its members after Tropical Storm Fred hit the Panhandle. When storms strike and cause widespread power outages, cooperatives know help from near and far will swoop in. Students win Youth Tour scholarships, meet legislators Congratulations to four local high school juniors for receiving a $1,500 scholarship that will go toward their college expenses next year. The students would have visited Washington, D.C., in June as winners of Clay Electric’s 2021 Youth Tour to Washington. Due to continuing health concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association canceled the trip for the second year in a row. To recognize the students’ achievements, Clay Electric’s Board of Trustees voted to award them a scholarship. The students also met virtually with elected officials in June and will be invited soon to tour the co-op’s Lauren Cox Micah Lynn headquarters and Seminole Electric Cooperative’s generating station in Palatka. The scholarship winners are: Lauren Cox of Baker County High School; Micah Lynn of Fleming Island High School; Caleb Moncrief of Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High School; and Ansley Piazza of Santa Fe High School. The students were selected to go to D.C. based on their score from a virtual speech contest in February. The contest would have taken place as students from across Clay Electric’s service territory and the state visited Tallahassee to tour state government build- ings and learn about government. That trip was also canceled due to COVID-19. Caleb Moncrief Ansley Piazza 6 Kilowatt ǀ September 2021 Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.
The Trading Post ered lumber different sizes good for artwork, birdhouses, signs, etc.
Call for more details. 904-714-8679 Harris
BURIAL PLOT, Masonic section, Memory Gardens, Orange Park.
Rd to Trinidad; no river access, $50K. Interlachen lots: $6K ea., West
Lake Estates, lots 22 & 23 Blk 5, Minnesota Ave., also lots 24 & 25,
Blk 18, Paradise View Estates, obo. Cal Larry, lv msg 386-916-4873
Submit your Trading Post ad by sending it to Listed at $2,600, will sell for $2,100 OBO. Call Bob or Lou, 386 684- Minnick
Clay Electric, PO Box 308, Keystone Heights, FL 4115. Cox EPSON ET2550, all-one unit, never been out of its original
32656. For more Trading Post ads or to submit COMMON VIBURNUM. Makes great privacy hedge or fence. Large box. The unit uses the ink bottles and not those expensive ink
your ad online, visit ClayElectric.com. 3 gal., $8, min. 5. 1 gal., $4, min. 5. 1950 style full size bed. Includes cartridges. There are drivers available from Epson.com for its use
wood head board foot board, box springs and mattress. $125. Citra with either Windows 10 or Mac PCs. Original cost $266, asking $190.
TWO PLOTS in Woodlawn Cemetery, Orlando, FL. Offered is a double area 352-591-1374 Personett retcwo4.84@gmail.com Tyrer
depth lawn crypt in Sec. P Praying Hands, Blk 4, spaces 82 A-B, RUGER RED LABEL 12 gauge over under shotgun, 28” barrel, ported, 2011 HYUNDAI Tucson. Silver with black leather interior. Peppy,
incl. 16”x24” bronze memorial to be inscribed. Comparable plots in skeet sheet, has KOLAR tubes in 20, 28, 410 gauge. Tube tools & good gas mileage and well-kept, but a few dings, worn seats and
this cemetery sell today for $15K-18K plus the memorial. Seeking case. As new cond, used very little. Chrysler Windsor 4-door Survivor console, otherwise okay, drives well. $5,200. High Springs. 386-454-
$12,000 OBO. Call and leave message. 386- 492-1705 Cupp Original, 83K miles, 6 cyl, semi-automatic drive, 1951. Martin & Elgin 1059 Kearney
170 MIXED mostly mint Eps & 45 rpm records (1975-89), $345. 250 antique outboard motors, parts & stands. 386-984-7100 Bonebrake BROWNING 7.65 caliber, good cond, $400. Cast iron case pedal
various railroad magazines, vg cond, 1977-2018, $250. Simpson FREE SPA. Leisure Bay five-person spa, you move. 27 gal. Thetford tractor, $250. Small tiller, good cond, $35. Browning 32 SA pistol,
CAGE FOR very lg dog, paid $107, yours for $75. Never used. 904- gray box, used twice for gray water, $50. 5 Anheuser Bush steins, vg cond, book value $800, sell $500. 380 SA pistol, exc cond, $350.
451-3535 Okishoff never used, $40. 904-553-1397 Morningstar Small 2-wheel utility trailer, vg cond, 2 extra tires & rims, $200. Roll
1/2 AUSTRALIAN Blue Heeler & 1/2 Border Collie/Corgi. Born April 2 PC COMPUTER desk w/hutch, $40. 386-649-5320 Cowles around toolbox w/tools, $200. WWII Japanese rifle w/bayonet, $450.
1, 2021. Completely vetted with health certificates & first shots. They 2013 CROSSROADS Sahara Cruiser 5th wheel series M-280 RL. One 904-654-7841 or 904-254-3767 Box
make great companion, family & farm dogs; high energy, they thrive owner, great cond, lot of upgrades; list used at $32K, sale at $27,500. DRITZ DRESS-FORM. Medium, exc cond. Quilters Fabricalc ,new,
on room to run. Looking for good homes & ready to move in with 2016 24M Prism RV – Mercedes Benz sprinter unit, lots of upgrades. unopened. Wilton heart cake pans, new, 4 graduated sizes. Alphasew
their new families. Asking $300. 326-916-6280 Price Call for pics or more description. See by appt. only. 307-899-4787 Quilter portable sewing mach-Singer replica, exc cond. Reproduction
GOLD 1 OZ bars/rounds at spot ($1,900 min.). Gold 5 gram bars at Wallace gold trim chocolate pot & 6 mugs, no chips. 904-282-5668 Luke
.16 x spot ($1,900 min.). Gold (U.S. Mint) 1/2 commemoratives (call ZINGER POWERED folding chair. Model ZR-101-1. Almost new. DUAL-AXLE TRAILER, 18x6, $800 firm. Brunswick pool table, leather
for price). Kruggerrands, Philharmonic and Australian Ozzie Nugget $1,500. 386-916-1178 D’Agostine pockets, custom balls, sticks & rack, $1,800 firm. Jacuzzi tub w/pump,
(call for price). Middleburg area. 904-327-3766 Lutman BASS/SKI BOAT ’04 Nitro NX882 DC 150HP xR6 SS prop elec. Winch needs fixtures, $1,000 obo. 2 roll-up garage doors, 12’w, $300 neg.
BRAND NEW DISHWASHER. Kitchen Aid, paid $1,000, never used, custom BC ski equip incl. $10,900. 352-468-3420 Suddoth Canon printer NIB, $100. PlayStation 2, no games, just player, $150.
$800 obo. Will not work in my kitchen. Shown by appt only. 352-328- DINING ROOM table, nice, seats six. Seats eight with leaf and 2 Pioneer DVD player, $100 neg. DVD movies, $5 ea. 6’ metal desk, $75
6441 Halliday chairs. $50. 352-240-5984 Van Horn neg. Antique vanity, $100. Dart machine, arcade style, needs work,
’79 LINCOLN Town Car, dk blue w/lt blue velour interior, 71,250 MINI DACHSHUND, F, mahogany, $500. Call Annie. 352-546-1174 $400. 6 wooden dining room chairs, $50. Magnavox TV big screen,
miles, w/car cover. $6,250. Serious inquiries only. 386-684-9309 Murray $350. Call Tina. 386-329-5293 Byers
Fabian AVID FISHERMAN: retirement @ Lazy Days, Welaka. $125K park 3BR/1BA HOUSE. Corner lot, new roof, Handyman’s Special in
DOUBLE DEPTH grave for two people located at Holly Hill Cemetery model, marina w/access to Little Lake George, St. Johns River, Telfair County, Georgia. Close to great hunting and fishing and stores.
in Middleburg. This is the last double decker available at this site. clubhouse, laundromat, pool, boat slip & storage, ann. maint. fee $25,000, negotiable. Call 386-385-5451 or leave message at 904-
Vault is included. $6,500. 904-844-3775 Pena $945, monthly water/sewage $49.90; beautiful sunsets. Also: 2 lots, 451-1788. Coleman
35’ 5TH WHEEL CAMPER, $9,500 obo. Frigidaire Gallery gas range, total .65 acres cornering on intersecting canals, 238.95’ + 210.33’ CARGO TRAILER: 6’x12’ enclosed cargo trailer, good cond, $1,295.
$425 obo. 2 diamond plate aluminum side toolboxes, $75 ea. Weath- waterfront, private, peaceful, Dunns Creek area off Hwy 17 to Marina 904-422-0385 Baye
Butterscotch Cheesecake Bars
Ingredients
1 12-oz pkg butterscotch flavored morsels
1/3 c margarine or butter
2 c graham cracker crumbs
1 c chopped nuts
1 8-oz okg cream cheese, softened
1 14-oz can sweetened condensed milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 egg
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350° (325° for glass dish). In
medium saucepan, melt morsels and margarine; stir
in crumbs and nuts. Press half the mixture firmly
onto bottom of greased 13x9 baking pan. In large
mixer bowl, beat cream cheese until fluffy; beat in
condensed milk, vanilla and egg. Mix well. Pour into
prepared pan; top with remaining crumb mixture.
Bake 25-30 minutes or until toothpick inserted near
center comes out clean. Cool to room temperature;
chill before cutting into bars. Refrigerate leftovers.
Yield: 24 bars
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PRIME WOODED hunting acreage, Suwannee
County; 23+ acres, easy access near Boys Ranch
CLAY ELECTRIC Fort Union area. Deer, turkey, planted harvestable
BOARD OF TRUSTEES pines, cruised surveyed, $105,000. 727-858-0157
Beckman
Meets at noon Thursday, DODGE RAM truck 2002, runs good, good paint,
Sept. 30 and Thursday, 8’ bed w/topper, $1,800. V-hull boat w/motor
Oct. 28 in Keystone Heights & trailer, need seats reupholstered, $2,000.
Zero-turn lawn mower, well kept, 60” cut, Gravely,
Jimmy Wilson - President $3,000, commercial. Tractor parts, (2) disk, $800-
Middleburg - District 6 $900 obo. Concrete blocks, $.20 ea. Timeshare
Carl Malphurs - Vice President resort, Summer Bay in Orlando, $6,000. 386-972- 352-234-0775 Raym 1 ACRE undeveloped in the heart of Middleburg
5374 Nelson TYCO RC TRUCK. Used only by an adult. “Muta- off Blanding Blvd. Secluded, partially cleared, sur-
Alachua - District 4
TAYLOR BIG BABY acoustic guitar, $325. Will tor” Turbo Truck in excellent condition. Comes rounded by woods, nearby businesses, $30,000.
Karen Hastings - Secretary with (2) 9.6v batteries, charger and transmitter. Email CareBearOP@gmail.com. Henderson
trade for or buy outright older Gibson, Fender
Citra - District 9 or Martin acoustic or electric guitars. Will also Pickup in Lake City. $159. Adult walker - brakes, BENNET HYDRAULIC trim tabs, complete w/
Kelley Smith - Treasurer trade for or buy Fender or Marshall tube amps. seat, back rest and storage pouch. Nice condition. switch, $150. Commercial marine aerator, 2
Palatka - District 2 386-965-4085 Reese Pick up in Lake City. $75. 941-493-3851 Watt heads, 120 volt, $150. 2 mobility carts, not run-
Carl Hagglund - Trustee PLYMOUTH DUSTERS (2), 1971 and 1973. LARGE WIND CHIME, 90”L, 4” stainless tubing, ning, free to good home. New Tonnear cover fits
Keystone Heights - District 1 Selling as a pair, $7,000 total. Both need rehab, approx. 100 lbs, blacksmith made, w/8’ pole, Chevy/GMC, exc cond, free. Lots of puzzles, $1 ea.
Susan Reeves - Trustee the 71 has rust issues, the 71 has a V8 318 engine, $600. 386-755-3905 Kemp Lv msg 352-685-2963 Regna
Hawthorne - District 3 the 73 has V6 engine. Both are gold. Homemade 1964 CHEVY complete front end. Hood, trunk 9MM TAURUS semi-automatic pistol with pre-
Dewitt Hersey - Trustee trailer, used to haul cars/farm equipment. 20’ lid & doors. $800, many other parts also. 1981 ban 13 round - $350. Ask for Dave. 352-625-1680
long with 12’ drive bed. No ramps. Needs to be Chevy short bed. Many new parts go with truck. Ownby
Starke - District 5 Fleetside must sell or trade, $6,000. 386-754- ‘92 FORD Ranger XLT. 4.0 liter V6 cruise
weighed to obtain title. $750.00 obo. Boat trailer:
John Whitehead - Trustee holds 18’ - 20’ boat. Must take boat currently on 4143 Colombaroni automatic, alloy wheels. Second owner. Nice
Lake Butler - District 7 trailer. Bought boat for engine, no use for boat. GUN PACKAGE. Like new (less than 50 rounds upholstery. Could use paint job. 104,000 miles.
Jo Ann Smith - Trustee Needs to be weighed to obtain title. $450.00 obo. fired). Retired and moving; cannot take. Package Leave message. 904-607-5766 Anderson
Micanopy - District 8 Salt Springs, FL. 904-673-0516 Werts priced to sell immediately and includes: Ruger HOSPITAL BED. Medline electric. Only used for a
BURIAL PLOT. Holly Hill Memorial Park, Middle- LPC II, 4 6-round clips, 250 rounds ammo, 4 few months and in excellent condition. The head,
Ricky Davis burg, FL. Stackable plot (one on top of the other) holsters (all new or like new), Ruger lock (new), feet and height are adjustable. $450. 352-494-
General Manager & CEO in the Garden of Devotion section. Plot #30E 1&2. ammo box (like new) and owner’s manual. Price 2867 Meek
$7,000 obo. Call or text Nancy. 904-874-2851 is firm. Transaction will require I.D. and notarizing 2007 CHEVY Impala Police. 178,501 Miles. Car is
EXECUTIVE STAFF Walters at local CAMPUS USA in SW Gainesville. $500. in good condition. There are minor scratches and
Frank Holmes TRISTAND PIPE Vise, Rigid #460, 1/8”-6” pipe, Varidesk ProPlus 36. Like new, black finish. Ready paint chips. It is an old cop car. It is very fast. Very
Chief Operating Officer $150. 386-292-3163 Cistaro for immediate pickup. $200. Cash only and must large trunk. 386-209-1693 Carter
Mark Maxwell 4 TABLES. 8’L x 4’W x ¾”D 31”H, put together w/ pickup. All available immediately Monday- 2007 VW Beetle Conv. Blue. 2.5L std trans.
Chief Financial Officer Saturday. 352-281-3718 Stengle 110,000 mi. $1,800. Call only. 386-224-4748
carriage bolts, not nails or screws, $60 ea. 904-
Derick Thomas SPINLIFE DRIVE Mobility Scooter, $550 obo. Can
806-7254 McCollum Hagler
Chief Public Relations Officer
Justin Williams FIELD & BRUSH MOWER, tow behind. ProMax be easily disassembled. Heaviest piece is 39 lbs. BEAUTIFUL SMALL house plants, reasonably
Chief Officer of Corporate Services 52T Briggs & Stratton elec start 22HP Intek Lv msg. 352-317-3339 Sartain priced. Can text pics. 352-278-0552 Lawrence
and Human Resources OHV 566 lbs 2 cyl, 52” cutting width, remote WALLENSTEIN BX52S wood chipper. Powered by 2014 KEYSTONE High Country 5th wheel.
Toby Moss control cutting capacity 6’ grass 8’ weeds 3” thick a tractor’s PTO, needs at least 22 HP to function. Excellent condition. Loaded. Electric jacks, rear
Chief Information Officer saplings, instruction manual. New, never used. Asking $2,000. 352-284-9612 Salva leveling, front leveling & scissor stabilizer. Series
Cheryl Rogers Cost $4,700, ask $3,000. Lv msg 352-222-6415 2 BABY ROOSTERS. Free. Black, tan, pettable, M-315 RES-34’. 352-473-7816 Harper
Chief Audit Officer Novellino can pick up and hold. I just can’t have 3 roosters - SAGO PALMS (5) with pups; Pampas grass; 7
CANOE, GRUMMAN Aluminum 17’ double end. they do not get along. 407-461-0199 Arnold Sisters rose; Japanese magnolia; Confederate
DISTRICT MANAGERS Very little use. Garage stored. Includes paddles, HANDI QUILTER Avante long arm w/12’ studio rose. You dig and haul; all free. Three miles east of
Troy Adams life jackets, Fulton hitch mount canoe loader & car frame and many extras. Stitch regulated, recently Williston. Leave message if no answer. 352-528-
Gainesville & Lake City top pads, $1,000. Archer. 352-316-0892 Hornsby serviced. Buyer responsible for dismantling frame 1094 Howell
Dale Furlong SURFBOARD, 7’6” made by Dickbilt 1998, Tri. and removing. $3,600. 352-546-5003 Wohler 1994 FORD F150 2WD auto 4.9 Excab long bed
Keystone Heights
Fins, great cond, $50. 904-703-5249 Gibson WINCHESTER MODEL 24 dbl barrel 12 ga. full A/C 140K. $4,000 obo. 2018 Rogue Sport side
Andy Chaff
Orange Park ECHO GRASS trimmer, 110 PSI compression, and modified choke, 30 in barrel. 305-903-8806 window deflectors front & rear P/N 82934, rear
Derek Hembree runs fine, $90. Ladies’ Schwinn bike, exc cond, Herbster floor liner black P/N 4411722. New in box. $175.
Palatka & Salt Springs 26”x1.95” tire size, cost $135, sell $60. Stainless SWISHER ROUGH Cut mower, 44” country cut 386-538-0253 Kammerer
kitchen sink, quality by Fuentera Consentino, trail cutter, pull behind, electric start 14.5 HP BASS BOAT. 17-foot, 2 inches. Gas engine. Comes
COMMUNICATIONS double basin under mount for granite countertop, Kawasaki, Model RC14544CKPA, 2019, only used with trailer, needs work. Has a new fish finder,
Kathy Richardson fits 16.25”x30.5” 8” D opening, includes 2 drain once, garage housed. $1,999. 352-222-9800 trolling motor. $900, will take offers. 904-588-
Manager of Communications baskets, good cond, $50. Hand truck, HD, good Gladney 5299 Wollenzin
cond, $25. Drawer organizer, $8. Brita 3-qt water RECREATIONAL VEHICLE & equipment: Leveler LOWREY ROYALE ORGAN with music library and
purifier, $8. Clamp-on 110-volt light, $2. Orange trailer by E-Z Hitch. Nearly new. Equalizer hitch, rack to hold all the music books. This instrument
Park. Call Ken. 904-602-5098 Moran 4-pt sway control, 1000 lb max tongue weight, cost over $70,000 new and is now being sold for
GLASS VILLAGE: several lighted houses, busi- 10,000 lb max trailer weight. $395. Lake City. $18,000 at Fletcher Music Centers all over the
nesses, churches plus people, animals, winter 386-288-7426 Miller country. Now you can have this beautiful organ
scenes. $200. 6500 generator, runs great, $500. A NUMBER of artificial floral pieces, no more for $8,500 obo. Need to sell ASAP. Located in
Call Russ. 904-282-3387 Pedley than $5 ea. 904-264-4767 Hartmann Astor, FL. 386-749-4303 Williams
2009 HONDA Goldwing with 23,000 miles, cruise MODEL CARS, die cast type 1:32 National Motor ‘92 FORD Ranger XLT. I am the second owner.
control, heated seats, grips, reverse, GPS bracket, Museum mint, 2 wall displays w/12 vehicles each. Nice interior. 4.0 liter v6. Automatic. Alloy wheels.
stereo with weather band, new tires, new front 2 displays, 24 vehicles for $96 (comes to $4 ea.). Tool box. 104,000 original miles. I have original
breaks, new fluid change. Dealer maintained. Astor. 352-759-2730 Fuller owner’s manual. Could use a paint job. $1,600.
Other extras, silver and black Goldwing. $8,500 BIRD CAGE, Kings very high quality powder Leave message. 904-607-5766 Anderson
obo. Colt 6940 - $1,800, Ruger SR556 - $1,600, coated green on coasters, approx. 32”w 23”d RENTAL
many other rifles and handguns available. Ammo 69”h, $200. Outdoor lg bird aviary galvanized OCALA FOREST vacation rental. 3 bed, 1.5 bath
for self-defense or range shooting, premium wire & sheet metal top, 7’w 52”d 6’h, $200. 904- cottage near Rodman Dam. 386-983-2617 for
ammo not found nowadays. Florida DL. 514-4183 McCarroll information. Arant
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