The newsletter for members of Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.

September 2019

Co-op addsmore solar

The newsletter for members of Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.

September 2019

2 Kilowatt ǀ September 2019 Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.

KilowattVol. 50, No. 5, Sept. 2019 (USPS 783-900; ISSN 1087-4747) is published by the Member & Public Relations Department of Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc., Highway 100 West, Keystone Heights, Florida, 32656. Subscription $1 per year to co-op members. Periodicals postage paid at Keystone Heights, Fla. and at additional mailing offices.

Justin Caudell, editor

Postmaster:Send address changes toKilowattPO Box 308Keystone Heights, FL 32656

Ricky DavisGeneral Manager

Perspective

Value of electricity continues to shineHow many of us remember dropping into

a Clay Electric office with our parents and grandparents to pay the light bill? Whether you do that in person, by mail or online today, paying your monthly bill does a lot more than just keep the lights on.

Electricity keeps us connected to our modern world. Consider all the necessities and conveniences we enjoy in part because of the power lines running to the electric meter outside your home.

Count up your televisions, desktop, laptop and tablet computers, printers, your gaming consoles, music and video players and personal assistant devices. Whether they get used every day or just occasionally, the electricity that keeps them working comes from your co-op.

Have you looked around your kitchen lately? Among the coffee maker and toaster and the microwave and electric skillet, a lot of us have added several other modern small appliances.

If you’ve got a craft nook or workshop, the power tools and machines you use to cut and shape your projects are either plugged in or recharged from the outlets connecting your household wiring to Clay Electric lines.

You use electricity to run all these devices, and we still keep the lights on, use the stove, heating and air conditioning, and get hot water from tap. The good news is, even as we rely more on electricity, it’s still a bargain, especially compared to other things we pay for regularly.

Since 2011, medical care, residential rental rates and education have increased at rates of 3 percent or more per year. Butter, meat and egg costs have been up by more than one to 2 percent annually, and even bread costs have risen better than a half point on average.

Electricity costs rise about 1 percent a year, but co-ops across the country have reported a decline in average residential use per household since 2010. That means we’re doing more things with less energy.

Kilowatt hour use per household dropped by 8 percent between 2010 and 2016, slightly less than the 9 percent decline reported by all electric utilities nationwide.

When it comes to value, electricity is a clear winner, and we’re always looking for ways to work with you to make it even better. That’s why we urge energy efficiency, encourage you to look for ENERGY STAR® appliances, and promote technology, designed to give members more control over their electricity use.

Energy performance dashboards, smart thermostats and power strips, and appliance settings that shift most water heating, laundry and dishwashing outside of peak rate periods help reduce the co-op’s overall power demand. They also give you opportunities to control or even trim your monthly utility bills.

That’s good for families, couples and individuals trying to live within their budgets. And it’s going to become even more important as digital devices and internet-connected technologies become more important in our lives.

The average home now has 10 Wi-Fi connected devices. That number is expected to explode to 50 soon. Technology and the gateways that keep it working use electricity, so you’ll depend upon us for more than the power that keeps the lights on.

That’s why we’re always working to provide service that’s reliable, keep it affordable, and make it even more valuable to our members— you, your family and your neighbors.

Salt Springs District is next to receive new metersMore than half of Clay

Electric’s members have received the co-op’s new Advanced Metering Infrastructure meters.

Installations are wrapping up in the Palatka District and are scheduled to

begin this month in the Salt Springs District. The remaining sequence of districts will be Keystone Heights, Gainesville and Lake City. The Orange Park District is fully deployed.

You will receive prior

notification by mail of when to expect the meter replacement. The installers will not need, nor will they request, to enter your home. They will also not request any personal information or payment for the new meter.

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Gainesville, Lake City District Office go solarThe sun is doing more than heating up

Gainesville and Lake City this summer — it’s helping to power Clay Electric’s district offices.

The co-op and its partners at Solar Impact spent time in August installing an 18-kW solar system at each office. Sixty-four panels were attached to the roofs of both buildings, and each location can generate about 135 kWh daily when the sun is shining.

The installations expand the co-op’s solar portfolio. Seventy-two solar panels were installed at the Orange Park and Palatka offices in 2018.

Clay Electric General Manager/CEO Ricky Davis said the purpose of the project is two-fold: to offset energy consumption at the offices and express the co-op’s commitment to the solar power initiative.

More Clay buildings may receive panels in the future, and the co-op is

also working with its wholesale power provider, Seminole Electric Cooperative, on solar projects.

“Our members have shown a lot of interest in embracing solar technology and educating them is a driving force for what we are doing,” Davis said. “The district offices having solar panels gives them a chance to see it up close and is a valuable educational tool to see the challenges and opportunities of incorporating solar energy.”

Clay Electric Senior Engineer Michael Jennings said public visibility was a factor in the four district offices selected to receive a solar system. The co-op also has district offices in Keystone Heights and Salt Springs.

“Their roof orientation was ideal for solar panels and they are also district offices that have a lot of foot and highway traffic,” he said. “We wanted to expose the technology to the public and

invite them to view what the system is producing.”

Jennings said an energy information website will launch soon so visitors can see how much energy the Gainesville and Lake City solar panels are generating and the positive impacts the system is having on the environment.

Clay Electric Chief Public Relations Officer Derick Thomas said he hopes the new solar systems will spur members to call with questions.

“Many of our members want to know about solar energy and what system may be right for their home, but don’t know who to ask or trust,” Thomas said. “We want members who are considering solar to contact their cooperative to receive accurate information.”

For more information about solar power or to view the energy output of the co-op’s solar systems, visit http://bit.ly/ClaySolar.

newsbriefs

The Gainesville District Office is shown with its 64 solar panels. The co-op and its partners at Solar Impact spent time in August installing an 18-kW solar system at the Gainesville and Lake City District Office (pictured on the cover).

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The Clay Electric Foundation Board of Directors approved

$138,650 IN GRANTSduring its July and August meetings.

Community Church of Keystone Heights $10,000 (Clay, Bradford, Putnam counties)The Community Church of Keystone Heights sponsors an annual Back-to-School Outreach event, providing children with clothing, shoes, hygiene products and haircuts before the school year begins. Funds from the grant will be used to purchase items for the event.

AMIkids Gainesville $13,000 (Alachua County)AMIkids is a nonprofit dedicated to helping youth (6th-12th grades) develop into respon-sible and productive citizens. The program works with the Department of Juvenile Justice to provide educational services for youth in the program. Grant funds will be used for transpor-tation assistance to and from the program.

Concerned Citizens of Bradford County $15,000 (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.

Putnam Habitat for Humanity $12,000 (Putnam County)Founded in 1991, Putnam Habitat for Humanity serves residents of Putnam County based on need. Funds from the grant will be

used to support the Putnam Service Project, which provides critical and emergency home repairs to low-income homeowners in Putnam County.

Wheelchairs 4 Kids $10,000 (All counties)Wheelchairs 4 Kids is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children with physical disabilities by providing wheel-chairs, home and vehicle modifications, and other assistive equipment at no charge. Grant funds will support the Let’s Roll program.

Salt Springs Civic Association $6,950 (Marion County)The Salt Springs Civic Association exists to promote the welfare and betterment of its community, and to maintain the Community Center and Civic Park. Money from the grant will go toward replacing the roof of the Salt Springs Civic Community Center.

K9s for Warriors $15,000 (All counties)K9s for Warriors is dedicated to providing service canines to veterans suffering from trauma as a result of military service post-9/11. Grant funds will support costs in pairing a trained service dog with a deserving warrior.

Good Samaritan Ministry $3,800 (Clay County)The Good Samaritan Ministry at Orange Park United Methodist Church has helped almost 10,000 people in Clay County by providing those struggling with food insecurity with healthy, high-quality food and hope. Funds from the grant will be used to purchase a commercial-grade refrigerator for food storage.

Korean War Veterans Association $10,000 (Alachua County)The Korean War Veterans Association in Gainesville supports area veterans’ needs and

Putnam Habitat for Humanity

AMIkids Gainesville

K9s for Warriors

operationroundup

Better is the poor that walketh in his uprightness, than he that is perverse in his ways, though he be rich. — Proverbs 28:6

Scripture

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many other patriotic causes. Grant funds will complete the funding for two named Veterans Bridge Scholarship endowments for veteran students of Santa Fe College or the University of Florida.

Service Dogs for Patriots $7,500 (Alachua County)Service Dogs for Patriots serves and supports veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder living in Central Florida by providing qualified dogs and/or service dog training. Funds from the grant will be used to provide service dog training to two veteran/service dog teams.

Marion Senior Services, Inc. $15,000 (Marion County)Marion Senior Services, Inc. seeks to support the elderly, disabled and disadvantaged residents of Marion County and their families with dignity, respect and compassion to maintain independent living status. Grant funds will support the Meals on Wheels program.

The Way Free Medical Clinic $15,000 (Clay County)The Way Free Medical Clinic, Inc. is committed to improving access to health care by providing free medical services for the uninsured residents of Clay County. Funds will be used to support the Diabetes Patient Care Program by purchasing diabetes supplies and equipment and delivering self-care and lifestyle education.

Liz McGrath Circle, Inc. $3,000 (Marion County)The Liz McGrath Circle is a volunteer group dedicated to helping the people and children of the rural community of Hog Valley. Grant funds will be used for children’s programs.

Fort King Heritage Association $7,400 (All counties)The Fort King Heritage Association was formed

to protect, preserve and develop the history of Fort King, a National Historic Landmark in Ocala that served as the headquarters for the Army of the South during the Second Seminole War (1837-42), and then Marion County’s first courthouse and public building (1842-44). Funds from the grant will provide tools and supplies for the blacksmithing education area.

(In an effort to improve the lives of members, the co-op implemented Operation Round Up in 2016. The program “rounds up” a participating member’s bill to the nearest dollar, and that tax-deductible amount funds community grants.)

Liz McGrath Circle, Inc.

Concerned Citizens of Bradford County

operationroundup

Fort King Heritage Association

The Way Free Medical Clinic

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newsbriefs

Military organization recognizes co-op, employeeThe Employee Support

of the Guard and Reserve, a Department of Defense program, recently awarded Clay Electric a certificate of appreciation for the co-op’s support of enlisted employees.

Clay was specifically recognized for a policy change that increased the number of paid leave days from 10 to 34 when an employee must miss work for military leave or training.

While recognizing the co-op, Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve also awarded Energy Control Supervisor Steve Reynolds a Patriot Award for his support of military service members and the accommodations he makes for their service.

From left, a representative from the Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve presents certificates to General Manager/CEO Ricky Davis, Steve Reynolds and Matthew Markel of the Control Center, Chief Human Resource Officer Lee Hicks and COO Frank Holmes.

New Keystone District Office taking shapeConstruction of the new Keystone District Office is underway. The project, which will bring a more efficient office area to better serve members, a drive-thru and other improvements, is currently scheduled for completion by the end of the first quarter in 2020. The current district office, which opened in 1973, can be seen in the background, on the right.

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The Trading PostSubmit your Trading Post ad by sending it to Clay Electric, PO Box 308, Keystone Heights, FL 32656. For more Trading Post ads or to submit your ad online, visit ClayElectric.com.

NATL GEOGRAPHICS, 35 yrs, 1984-2018 in annual gold embossed cases. 2 cases/yr w/12 mags ea, $12/yr. Astor. 352-759-2730 FullerTREADMILL, never used, $400. Horizon GS950T (Sports Authority), lifts up for min. space, heart monitor, trip gauges, various speeds. 901-288-4652 Thurber MAVIC 2 ZOOM/smart controller/2 batteries (accessories). Like new. I’m not nuts about flying it. $1,300 – a steal. Interlachen. Lv msg. 239-281-5272 RogersBOAT – fish & ski – 1997 Stratos w/150 HP Johnson & 2-battery troll-ing motor. All runs good, boat well maintained, metallic blue, $3,750. Golf cart w/rear seat, 6 batteries, only 1.5 yrs old, runs good, white, $1,275. Bostwick area. 386-329-2259 Jackson 3/1 BLOCK HOUSE in Palatka, $79,900. Steel master steel bldg, 30’w x 60’ l x14’ h, open ends, w/manual & seal prints for Fla & Tenn, $12,000. 386-937-7854 Lassiter2810 FORD FARM tractor, vg cond, tractor only $5,000. Bush hog or harrow additional. Starke. 904-964-8085 BooneCRAFTSMAN 36” lawn spiker, $50. Must sell G scale train collection, $1,000. Salt Springs. 352-685-0082 Gary SOLID BLONDE mahogany twin BR suite, ca. 1950: twin head & footboards, night stand, dresser, stool, chest, $400. Pics avail. 904-471-0794 RobertsNEW HD 12’ barn door hardware kit, complete, $50. Orange Park. Call Ken, 904-602-5098. Moran 1946 FORD 5-window Super Deluxe Club Coupe, all original, blue gray, new tires, mechanically perfect, best offer over $20,000. 386-497-2923 LowreyNC MOUNTAIN PROPERTY: 2.3 acres located off US 441, 3 miles S of Dillsboro/Sylva, 14 miles N of Franklin. Property is 1.5 miles W of US 441 access via County maintained paved & gravel rd. $32,000. 352-274-1520 BrooksANTIQUE BRASS BED, double, $400. Antique Amore bar, $200. 8-unit electric train, $300. Best offer. Canal property – dock, boat – house, older MH 3/1, nice lot, $56,000. 386-441-1959 Thompson TIRES (4) – 205-55-R16, 1 almost new, others many miles left. Fit Toyota, Honda, many others, $100/all. Mower engines: 6.5 HP Honda, $75; 18 HP B&S elec. start, runs good, $50. Telescope, Meade 4.5 lens 200 mm focal length. 904-291-0380 GodfreyLG SOUND Bar Model SH2, 25W, $75. XLT white super duty van. 5.4L engine. 90,500 miles. Converted for travel, queen bed w/ drawers, front seats padded & reupholstered, padded console box. Weather Tech floor mats, running boards, dark window tint. Pioneer radio, CD, DVD with Sirius capability, rear camera. Keyless entry & alarm. Class III hitch. Rear step. Clothes bar. Privacy curtains. Side visors. Mud flaps. Ranch Hand brush guard. Front light bar. Accent stripe. Original rear seats included if wanted, to be re-installed by purchaser. $15,500. 904-463-0924 DuggerGATED, LG deeded camping Indiana lot on private lake, trailer, sheds, inground holding tank, water, woods. Come summers. $23,000 obo. 352-414-8885 Bringman2005 KIA SEDONA van, needs water pump/hood painted, 84,000 miles, new starter/alternator, best offer. Clothing, asstd sizes – kids, men, ladies (big size); new shoes, asstd sizes – kids, ladies. New toys – Barbie, WWE. New school supplies. Orange Park. Call Dale bw 10 a.m.-8 p.m., no Sundays. 904-254-2166 Hulion 2014 LOWE SKORPION 16 aluminum bass boat w/50 HP Merc 4-stroke & Minn Kota 70 lb thrust trolling motor, $7,500. Call Len 352-473-2032 YoungPRIDE LEGEND scooter, great cond, brand new batteries, ready to go – lights, horn, etc. $1,000. Fleming Island. Lv msg 904-264-4612 Harkins RIDING LAWN MOWER, $850. Roof pans metal, $50. Chain saw ele., $25. 2 table saws, $75-$50. Electric heater, $15. Gas heater, $25. Gas range, $50. Antique radio, $10. Radial arm saw, $50. 352-625-1671 or 407-383-4549 KnappWHITE GOLD engagement/wedding ring size 7, 2.1+ carats, $2,000 obo. Raleigh Detour 2.5 26” men’s touring bike, attached baskets, like

new, $175 obo. 3-cushion brown headboard, full/queen, $15. Full sheet Star Wars postage stamps, 2007, $12. Wooden transfer board, brand new, $16. Copper Fit back support, brand new, $10. 352-468-2353 WilliamsonSITE BUILT canal home in Welaka, 2/2, great room, dining area, lovely kitchen. Split plan, Florida room overlooking canal, covered boathouse & dock. One lot in from river. Great views. Just $225,000. Call for pics. 704-615-9117 Motl TIKKA T3 w/Nikon Black X 1000 4x16x50, $1,000. Remington model 11-48, 12 ga, $300. New Remington model 870, 12 ga., $250. Remington model 710 w/3x9x40 scope, 270 cal., $325. Remington model 770 w/3x9x40 scope, 270 cal, $325. Ruger, model SR45 45 cal, $325. EAIR revolver 38-357, $325. Browning Buckmark, new, 22 cal, $325. 352-240-5249 Lowe 1951 HARRY FERGUSON farm tractor, good tires, runs good, looks good, $2,000. Alachua. 352-226-4327 Emerson LAKE GEORGE canal-front house on owned 50x100 lot. Located 1637 Bass Ave, Seville FL. Very nice 2-boat dock covered fish cleaning house – small remodel 2/1 MH, 2 porches, completely furnished. 300 yds to Lake George across lake from Silver Glenn. $85,000. 386-749-4091 or 386-717-2541 Aldridge 2009 2/2 MH in Brittany Estates Senior Community on Waldo Rd in Gainesville. Smoke free, screened porch, wood shed, metal roof. Back yard adjacent to woods. Can be moved. $14,000. Call after 7 p.m. 352-377-8471 Sutton ACCORDION, Capitol Deluxe in leather case w/red velvet lining, about 66 yrs old, mint cond. $350. 904-264-4767 HartmannTOW-BEHIND SPRAYER, NorthStar 32 gal, exc cond, 1 yr old, $200. Tow w/mower, ATV, etc. High Springs. 615-791-4615 SperryQUIET PLACE for fishing, no river access, marina rd, 2 lots 210’33”/238’95”, water front, $50K. Westlake Estates, Minnesota Ave, Lots 22 & 23, $6K. Paradise View Estates, lots 24 & 25, $6K. St. Aug. Bch. Ocean Gate/Hibiscus time share condo, 2 BR +studio, flex week, ocean view 3rd floor, $15K. SC Westminster 3-story, fp, covered back porch, quiet, time share condo wk 42 Oct. 18-25, 2019 and wk 12 Mar. 20-27, 2020, for sale, make offer. Ideal retirement atmosphere, Lazy Days Resort, Welaka; marina, boat storage, club house, laundry, pool, bath/shower, fishing access to many locations, rent $900/mo. or sell $145K (park model). Lv msg, 386-916-4873 or 386-916-7470. MinnickMULLENS S-10, new, $2,400. Pedal Master S-10, $1,100. 1-seat, $125. 2-Peavey 112 amps, $400 ea. 352-595-8084 Roe TRAVEL TRAILER, 2013 Coachman Catalina Deluxe, 25’ living area, 1 ele. slide, sleeps 6, queen bed, couch, ele. awning, ele. tongue jack, AM/FM/CD/DVD iPod docking port, outside/inside speakers, 2 TVs, 2 LP tanks, outside shower, plenty of storage, seldom used, great

cond, $14,000. Beautifully cleared .82 acre spring-fed lake lot on Lake Mable, 219 Swan Lake Rd, Melrose, $50,000 obo. Call Joe 904-260-3213 or 904-735-1330 Faircloth1 HP HARRIS inground pool pump, NIB, paid $200, sell $150. 904-282-6696 Castle LC SMITH double barrel shotgun, vg cond; book value $1,200, sell for $600. 904-654-7841 BoxGOLF CART, last of the 3-wheelers. 1979 EZ-Go, runs fine, new tires & wheels, new cushions & roof; needs batteries, charger. $250. 386-454-3249 BehnkeNEW WAREHOUSE units for rent. CR-220 & Henley Rd. Call Cindy 904-545-4195 Salvonik METAL & ALUMINUM ridge vent; solid oak doors; grits mill 20” stone; maple coffee tables; Casio keyboard; Schwinn pedal exerciser; Key Exercise machine #CM566; rowing machine; nursery equipment; 2 brown rocker recliners, $60; 2 swivel rockers; double recliner; leather sofa; leather chair w/ottoman; recliner lift chair; lg drill table mount; apartment fridge; 6’ round banquet table w/glass; more. 352-316-3113 Davis VINTAGE 1957 propellant explosives class wooden crate, copper lined. Box is 14 3/4” x 17 3/4” x 36” and weighs approx 44 lbs. If interested, photos can be sent to your phone. Call Gary. 386-749-1622 FassettHONDA EU2000 and Honda EU2000i Inverter Companion Generators. Including lines to hook in sequence to generate 30 amp service. Purchased two years ago, never used, still in the boxes. 352-316-1731 EversSIMANGUS BULLS. 18 months old & ready to go to work. 3/4 Black Simmental 1/4 Angus. Would be great additions to any commercial operation looking to add power without sacrificing calving ease. Very gentle & easy to work with. $1,500 obo each. Will work package deals. Call/text for pictures/videos. 352-494-6265 BurnsCUB CADET/Yanmar 4-Wheel Drive Tractor with bucket loader and 50 inch Howse Bushhog. Works great, only 500 hrs. 32 Hp. Canopy top keeps you 20 degrees cooler. Ready to go to work. Pick up only. 2-Horse Pull Trailer. In good condition with four (4) new tires and wheels. Wood floor in very good condition. $2,300. 904-383-8865 Sierra10x10 CHAIN link dog kennel, good shape, $100. 352-817-5922 Sherman2.7 BEAUTIFUL ACRES in Orange Springs, Marion County. Great place to build your dream home or refurbish the 2003 Fleetwood singlewide that’s on it. Well, septic, electric, beautiful old trees, flowering plants, aluminum carport, aluminum shed, gazebo, small cement pond, paved road, 5 minutes to river. 352-546-2417 HudsonWOODEN DESK. Almost new. Used less than a year. I have 2 desks

Ingredients11/2 pounds ground beef1 pound bulk hot Italian

sausage1 cup chopped onion1 package (8.8 ounces)

ready-to-serve Spanish rice

1 can (16 ounces) refried beans

1 can (10 ounces) enchilada sauce

1 pound process cheese (Velveeta), cubed

Tortilla chip scoops

InstructionsIn a Dutch oven, cook

the beef, sausage and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Heat rice according to package.

In a 3-qt. slow cooker, combine the meat mixture, rice, beans, enchilada sauce and cheese. Cover and cook on low for 1 1/2 to 2 hours or until cheese is melted. Serve with tortilla scoops.

Slow cooker Mexican dip

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CLAY ELECTRICBOARD OF TRUSTEES

Meets Thursday, Sept. 26 and Thursday, Oct. 24 at noon in

Keystone Heights

Carl Hagglund - President Keystone Heights - District 1

Susan Reeves - Vice President Hawthorne - District 3Carl Malphurs - Treasurer Alachua - District 4Jimmy Wilson - Secretary Middleburg - District 6Kelley Smith - Trustee Palatka - District 2 Dewitt Hersey - Trustee Starke - District 5John Whitehead - Trustee Lake Butler - District 7 Jo Ann Smith- Trustee Micanopy - District 8Karen Hastings - Trustee Citra - District 9

Ricky DavisGeneral Manager & CEO

EXECUTIVE STAFF Frank HolmesChief Operating OfficerMark MaxwellChief Financial OfficerDerick ThomasChief Public Relations OfficerLee HicksChief Human Resource OfficerToby MossChief Information OfficerCheryl RogersChief Audit Officer

DISTRICT MANAGERSTroy AdamsGainesville & Lake City Dale FurlongKeystone HeightsAndy ChaffOrange ParkJim BeelerPalatka & Salt Springs

COMMUNICATIONS Kathy RichardsonManager of Communications

available. $225 each or both for $400. Great for a doctor’s, insurance or home office. Height 29 in x long length 72 in x short length 47 in. 850-225-9494 Phelts5 ACRES. 2.5 miles from the small town of Dowl-ing Park on the Suwannee River. Close to many of North Florida’s cool springs and a short drive to the Gulf Beaches. Great for camping or your home. Just 15 minutes from Live Oak, Florida. Many things to do like swimming, fishing, boating, hunting, etc. 352-222-8566 Machnik1,450 ACRES in Green Cove Springs. 5 members, 8 club stands, plus your own personal area, deer and turkeys. No hogs or coyotes. Muzzle loader and modern gun only, no archery, overnight camping or alcohol. 1 buck & 2 does, $2,750. Call Jeff. 904-522-1314 Bodden2016 JAYCO Jayflight 33ft travel trailer. Queen bdrm up front w/privacy door, 2 rear bunks. Large living/dining slide out. Flat screen TV. Lots of stor-age. Super clean, 1 owner, non smkr. $16,500. Call Chris, leave message if no answer. 352-231-9547 FreelandBURIAL PLOT, w/vault and marker at Forest Meadows Hawthorne Rd, transferable to other Gainesville Forest Meadows cemeteries. Current value $4,500, will sell for $3,000. 352-472-4692 HewittSMOKE EATER AQE X-11Q Black Electrostatic Air Cleaner 120v. Washable electrostatic filter cells. 3 speed fan, carbon media pad, 2000 x 12 operating area. Use wherever smoking is permitted. 6 to sell, buy all or individually; paid $1,600 each new. $800 OBO. 904-210-6174 SmithMURRAY GREY calves for sale. Murray Greys are an Australian beef cattle recognized for calving ease, feed efficiency, meat quality and heat tolerance. Pasture raised. Perfect for the freezer or as an addition to your herd. Known for being docile; could be great for showing at the fair. 386-496-3098 Link5500 RYOBI Gas Generator with 6875 starting watts and digital display. New, never used. Engine size 420cc OHV. 2-120 volt/20 amp duplex GFCI receptacles and 1-240 volt/30 amp twist lock re-ceptacle. $500. Call Renita. 904-874-4058 MaitenFENCE POST auger for tractor with 3 point hitch. Comes with a 4 inch and 6 inch auger. $600. 352-591-0523 PersonettWHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR. 22 cubic foot bottom freezer refrigerator. 18 months old. Still under warranty. Paid $1,300, will sell for $500. 386-530-2131 Hambrick2003 HARLEY Davidson Motorcycle, Softail, 15,630 miles. $5000 obo. 904-923-6492 WilsonREAR BUMPER, 2014 Dodge 1500, pair of tail lights, third brake light, grill, all factory for $250. 2 penn 80 tw on penn 80 rods, $275 ea. 1 penn 50 on penn 50 rod, $225. 2 penn 50 tw on penn 50 rods, $250 ea. 3 new penn 130, $175 ea. 5 penn 80, $150 ea. 3 penn 50, $175 ea. (all igfa). 352-546-4886 SnyderHIGH STANDARD dm 101 22 magnum derringer-nickel finish, $600. Remington 870 super magnum 12 ga. $250. 386-972-2761 HarrisOXYGEN CONCENTRATOR, Simply Go, $500. Refrigerator, AC/DC 1.7 cu ft., $100. Craftsman table saw, $125. Fiberglass canoe, $75. Misc. gas powered lawn tools. 352-425-6078 Guntermann2012 RED Ford F150 XLT pickup, 71,000 mi, like new. One owner, garage kept, tow package, bed liner and cover. Super cab with running boards. 904-282-6607 CoffmanANTIQUES - Oak high headboard and footboard bed, $800; brass bed $400; oak vanity w/mirror

and bench, $300; oak chest of drawers, narrow armoire, low chests, one w/mirror, from $250 to $375. Denim sofa, $125, and loveseat $100; Scan Design beige, 3 seat sofa with Serta pullout bed, $300. Good shape. 352-475-9786 HamiltonPEARL DOUBLE BASS drum kit, $350, no cym-bals. Pro-Form Treadmill CrossWalk 415, $75 obo. B&D electric lawn mower, $25. Hand weights, sets of 10, 20, 30 lbs, (1) 5 lb (1) 25 lb, $60/all obo. 904-449-5765 Williamson FORD FOCUS SE, 2014, 71,400 miles, sun roof, al-loy wheels, good cond, $7,200. Keystone Heights. 904-735-6664 TickelPROPANE SMOKER. Used 4 times. G/C. 904-282-9167 RoweNEW 4 camera security system, Serta queen mat-tress & box spring, frame, fine costume jewelry, ladies adjustable cane, 5000 watt generator electric start. 352-454-3422 SchenaBURIAL PLOT for 2, Riverside Memorial Park, Garden of Memories, Unit 27A, Lot 19D. Double depth lawn crypt. Opening/closing for one included. Pre-installed vault. Value over $8,500, asking $7,000. 904-203-2626 HightowerRIDING MOWER tires. No leaks. All holding 30# air pressure. On Snapper wheels, but interchange-able with any 4 or 8 inch wheels. Front 4 X 3.50 X 4 (2) = $11. Rear 8 X 6.50 X 8 (2) = $23. 352-685-2965 TreciakHAWAIIAN/LUAU/tropical party box of assorted items. Includes two 63” inflatable palm trees, plastic cabana backdrop, hula skirt & coconut bra, centerpieces and more. Great for pool party or as photo booth props. Contains more than 25 pcs and priced much less than retail value. Buy the box for $40. 904-217-9532 Watkinson2005 DLX 17 ft. Carolina Skiff Center Console 70hp 2-stroke. Includes trailer, Bimini top, Matrix fish finder, boat cover. $8,500. 904-708-9157 EdmondWEDDING/PARTY/event items. 20 pcs - Black polyester linen dinner napkins; 1 pc - 120” round satin tablecloth in color gold. These are unopened and still in original packaging. Napkins for $15/all or $1 each. Tablecloth for $8. 904-654-7512 BautistaASHLEY QUEEN bedroom suite with storage drawers lined in cedar - with night stands - $425. Console for TV - has pretty fireplace and heater - works great - $200. Large oak desk with drawers - $200. Ford crew cab undercover - fits 2008-2015 Ford trucks - $125. Nordic Track T 6.5S Treadmill - Has many options and features - must see - $300. 904-808-2864 CoxAKC OLD fashion black & tan coonhound puppies coming, due mid-September. Parents on premises, proven, excellent bloodlines. Williston. 352-528-3361 or text 352-316-1362 or 352-317-4864 or 352-231-0175. Hoskins BLACK SOFT leather three sections home theater seating with all power controls plus a single one. $850 for 3 sections and $350 for single or both for $1,000. Three seater sofa w/matching accent chair. $850 for both. Both of these items are in

excellent condition and rarely used. 904-406-9368 Richards2005 CHEVY 2500HD 4wd truck and 2001 Cougar 5th wheel. Both in great condition. Very Clean. Original owners. Truck: 6.OL gas, 192k miles, ext cab, toolbox, very cold AC, loaded. Camper: Sleeps 6, front QN bed, 1 slide. Pkg deal: $18,500/obo. Will sell camper by itself, not truck. 352-316-5079 BurchOAKWORKS PROFESSIONAL model massage chair in excellent condition. Adjusts for clients from 5 feet to over 6 feet 6 inches. Folds easily for transport and wheels roll easily. Upholstery like new. Paid $325 new, includes case for $125. +/- 500 FMJ, 180 gr 40 S&W bullets, never used, $35. Also have 1,000+ cleaned 9 mm brass, $25. 352-284-6727 KalmansonAPBA BASEBALL and football complete card sets. These sets use real players and their statistics for a given season. Many different years available, all in excellent condition. Very low prices. Call for complete details. 904-655-2538 Marchetti6 BURIAL plots and 2 concrete vaults, Jack-sonville Memory Gardens. Plots are normally $2,600 each and I will let mine go for $1,000 per plot. The vaults are retail $1,100 per vault, I will let mine go for $500 per vault. 904-300-7033 ForemanBURIAL PLOT, Masonic Section, Memory Gar-dens, Orange Park. Listed at $2,600, will sell for $2,000. Call Bob or Lou, 386-684-4115. CoxWHITE WOODEN rocking chair - $30; patio propane gas heater - $50; Samsung Blue Ray Sur-round Sound (never used) - $200; 43” Panasonic TV, USB Port, SIM - $200; 32” LG TV, USB Ports - $50. 904-553-8487 SharpeHEAVY DUTY rollaway twin bed and mattress, fiberglass mystic bell ship figurehead, set of snow shoes, permanent makeup digital pen with cartridges, SergeMate 5040l Serger, two sewing machines. 352-473-7247 OuttenPANASONIC AUDIO system and CD changer, 2 speakers, models SA-DH55 and SLDH66, all in exc condition, $80. T-Fal Pro fryer, 3 liter size, in exc condition, $40. Brinkmann Gourmet charcoal smoker and grill in very good cond, $45. Master built Butterball indoor Electric XL Turkey Fryer, up to a 20 lb turkey, still in box, used 2 times, in excellent condition, $75. 904-406-0260 ZegarskiFULL SET, (5) Jeep Wrangler wheels w/tires, size 245/75R17 112 M+S. $300. 904-891-2349 Jaroll

RENTALS2BR CONDO, 205 Aegean in Ocean Gallery, side view near front on corner, 2nd floor, beautiful view of pool & ocean, gold rated, $1,000/wk. 904-364-7145 Reddish 3 BED HOUSE: rent $997, deposit $798. Single person only, share rent. Green Cove Springs. Knutsen 904-529-2468VACATION AT our mountain chalet in Franklin, NC. Many outdoor activities nearby, Cherokee, Gatlinburg, Asheville, Helen, GA. Only $500/wk. 828-369-3619 Crawford