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Coach turns to playing at 35By Daniel BellThe Newswire [email protected]

As spring approaches football players of all performance levels will began gath-ering at facilities around the country to start preparing for the upcoming season, and that includes 35-year-old college athlete Jimbo Hale.

Hale, a former Coosa High School foot-ball/strength and conditioning coach, will actually be 36 before he straps on his pads for his second season of college ball. Hale starts at defensive end for the Trinity Bible College Lions, and he says his age isn’t really a factor because he’s always kept himself in shape.

“The hardest part is recovery. But it’s OK. I don’t mind it too much. Other than that there’s not too much differ-ent. I’m probably better now than back then because I am a lot more focused now,” he said.

Indeed, it was his focus – on his family and his relationship with God – and his ability to give up his dream of playing college football that eventually brought him to a tiny town in North Dakota.

Years ago, when he was closer to a tra-ditional college football age, Hale en-rolled at Shorter College with the idea of joining their upstart football program only to learn his eligibility had expired per NAIA conference rules. He became depressed as he felt like his dream of playing college football had slipped away and in his depression he says he began to neglect his wife and child and his relationship with God.

“I had my priorities out of order. I was putting my dream of playing foot-ball ahead of my wife and child,” he said.

Hale developed a relationship with a football coach at Shorter who began to coach him in life, to help him see he needed to make a change.

“I was selfish. I decided to make a change and put God first and my family second. I had to put football on the back burner, and more than that I had to put it in the dumpster,” explained Hale. “My life changed for the better. I became the man my wife needed me to be. I became the man God needed me to be.”

So, with the idea of playing ball put away, Hale began coaching at Coosa. And he was happy. He loved the school and he loved working with the student athletes.

“I learned more from them than they learned from me. They have a spot in my heart forever,” Hale said.

While he was at Coosa, Hale started a fundraiser for the special education de-partment so that needy students with disabilities would have money to buy Christmas presents for their families. He and a wheelchair-bound student with Cerebral Palsy collected dona-tions leading up to the Carpet Capital 10-Miler, a road race that takes place in December in Dalton.

“They they went out and complete the 10-mile road race. My husband pushed the student in his wheelchair the entire

10 miles to order to raise money,” said Jessica Hale.

In his final two years at Coosa, Hale and his students managed to raise more than $2,000 for their efforts, and they also inspired others. Last year, the first December since Hale left the school, the annual fundraiser continued on in his

absence. Hale led Coosa’s Fellowship of Chris-

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“He truly loves his students and has a strong desire to bring out the best

Photos contributedJimbo Hale is a former football coach at Coosa High School. But last year he left the school to go back to college, where, at 35 years old, he plays college football. He is pictured below at left wearing the number 40.

Untraditional players says faith brought him back

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“I left it up to God. If God wanted it to happen, he would open the doors. And I'll tell you, the doors flew open.

in everyone, regardless of background or how much faith they have in them-selves,” his wife said.

It was while he was a Coosa that Hale says God gave him the urge to play football again. He wanted to return to college anyway to earn a specialization in strength and conditioning. So he did a little research and found a college foot-ball conference that would allow anyone to play so long as they had not yet played four years of college ball (the problem at Shorter was the amount of time an athlete had spent in college, regardless if they had played college football or not).

The National Christian Colligate Ath-letic Association provided Hale with a doorway, but the NCCAA didn’t imme-diately open that door. A lot of NCCAA colleges are also accredited with other conferences, which means they follow both set of rules, so for Hale to play college football, he had to find a NCCAA school that was only a NCCAA school.

When he first discovered Trinity Bible College in Ellendale, North Dakota, he dismissed the idea. After all, football was no longer the main priority. He couldn’t possibility move his wife and now three children all the way across the country.

But he says God put pressure on him to at least consider the idea, so he contact-ed the head coach at Trinity by e-mail to see how he’d feel about a 35-year-old football player, and the coach said he’d love to have him.

The two talked on the phone for two hours the first time they spoke, and not just about football.

“He had went back and played college football later in life too, so he had a soft spot for an old guy like me wanting to play ball,” said Hale.

But still, there were so many obstacles in the way, so Hale and his family began to pray about it.

“I left it up to God. If God wanted it to happen, he would open the doors. And I’ll tell you, the doors flew open,” said Hale.

With his family’s approval – and perhaps more importantly to Hale, God’s – he resigned his post at Coosa and moved to a town of 1,500 people with no traffic lights and only one gas station.

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The Great Spaghetti Challenge was a huge success and will become an annual event, said organizers.

George Pullen, president of the board of the Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children & Youth, said about 1,200 people attended the event at the Rome Civic Center.

All proceeds went to the Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children & Youth, an organization that helps combat child abuse and neglect.

Pullen said it would be about a week before they knew exactly how much money was raised Friday night.

The Rome-Floyd County Fire-fighters sponsored the event and, along with competing for the best spaghetti sauce, the group also helped prepare and cook other foods including apple cobbler.

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An NFL head coach for 13 seasons, Dungy enjoyed tremendous success with both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Indianapolis Colts before retir-ing in early 2009.

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l Dance Party with DJ Slick Rick @ Club Peach (9 p.m.) l Karaoke @ Opi's Waterfront (9 p.m.) l Magic the Gathering Tournament @ Legends (5:30 p.m.) l Sam Quinn & Japan Ten @ Barking Legs Theater (Chattanooga) (8 p.m.) Saturday, April 4 l Honoring Cherokee Tales (storytelling by Barbara Reeves, Debby Brown, Gary Greene, Jane Cunningham, and Mary Elena Kirk) @ Chieftain's Museum (7 p.m.) l MB's Comedy Central Presents: Mark Evans, Todd Link @ MB's Comedy & Event House (8 p.m.) l 4th Annual Rome World Music & Dance Festival featuring Sasikala Penumarthi, Ogya, Dwayne Briggs, Devidasa, Sundari, Ross Kent, Megan Black, and Henze Marvin, The Groundhawgs, Amberetta, Ceilidh Celtic Ensemble) @ Berry College (Cage Center Lawn) (1-10 p.m.) l Kylie Devaron, Muletide Perkins, BadLand Bad Boy @ Schroeder's (8 p.m.) l Black Friday @ McCrobie's (8:30 p.m.) l Hillbilly Pirates @ Opi's Waterfront (8 p.m.) l Rome Little Theatre presents Stephen Sondheim's Gypsy @ DeSoto Theater (8 p.m.) l Dance Night with DJ Slick Rick @ Club Peach (9 p.m.) l Magic the Gathering Tournament @ Legends (3 p.m.)

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Friday, April 10l Julie Gribble @ Moon Roof Bar (8 p.m.)l CADDLE @ McCrobie's (8:30 p.m.) Saturday, April 11l Buck & Duke, Zip Holland @ McCrobie's (8:30 p.m.) l Thunderbolt Patterson @ Old Havana (9 p.m.) Friday, April 17 l CRBI's Waterfest IX (Canoe-a-thon, Oostanaula River Race, Tug-of-war) @ Ridge Ferry Park l Plies @ The Forum l Plies after party w/ DJ Jelly @ McCrobie's (9 p.m.) l The Kingston Trio @ Cedartown Performing Arts Center (Cedartown) (7:30 p.m.) Saturday, April 18 l CRBI's Waterfest IX (Canoe-a-thon, Oostanaula River Race, Tug-of-war) @ Ridge Ferry Park l The North Georgia Blues Brothers (benefiting the DeSoto Theater Restoration Fund) @ the DeSoto Theatre (7 p.m.) l Northwest Georgia Winds presents Across the Big Pond IX @ The Forum

l Chieftains Museum Plant & Herb Sale Sunday, April 19 l Sunday Cinema Series: Space Buddies (G) @ Rome/Floyd County Library (Coosa Room) (2 p.m.) (FREE) l Chieftains Museum Plant & Herb Sale Friday, April 24 l Todd Johnson @ Old Havana (8 p.m.) Saturday, April 25 l Atlanta Steeplechase @ Kingston Downs l Matt Chambers @ McCrobie's (8 p.m.) l Children & Youth Talent Show @ Rome City Auditorium l Todd Johnson @ Old Havana (Cartersville) (8 p.m.) Sunday, April 26 l Sunday Cinema Series: Flash of Genius (PG-13) @ Rome/Floyd County Library (Coosa Room) (2 p.m.) (FREE)

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8 April 2009

NEWS

HALE from page 2

“It’s been a struggle. It’s 40 miles to the nearest Wal-Mart, so there’s nothing here but a gas station and the college, and there’s snow on the ground two-thirds of the year,” said Hale.

During a recent sunny-and-70 day in Georgia, Hale said a blizzard had just came to town in Ellendale.

“There’s about six to eight inches on in the ground right now,” he said on the last day of March. “But we have peace in our hearts. It’s worked out really well. We know this is where God wants us to be.”

When he arrived at camp last fall, Hale said he was one of the stron-gest on the team, and he won the starting defen-sive end position before the start of the season. Unfortunately, a serious injury kept him off the playing field for most of the season, so he’s really looking forward to the coming fall.

Still, from the sidelines,

Hale became the team’s spiritual leader.

“It was a little weird at first, but now there’s a mutual respect and we get along just like I’m 21 again. I’ve made some lifelong friendships and

faith has a lot to do with it,” he said.

Those friendships aren’t without some good-na-tured ribbing though.

“They call me pops or grandpa, but it’s all in good fun,” he said.

Photo contributedJimbo Hale says he hopes to return to Coosa.

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OPINION

Don’t be a foolU.S. state, federal and local authori-

ties across the United States are strug-gling to contain a rising tide of prescrip-tion drug abuse, which federal data show is now the single-biggest cause for an increase in drug overdose deaths.

Here are some facts on prescription drug abuse in the United States:l In the 45-54 age group, overdose

deaths fueled by prescription drugs now surpass motor vehicle deaths as the number one cause of accidental death. (Congressional testimony by Len Paulozzi, an epidemiologist with the National Center for Injury Preven-tion and Control, on March 12).l Nearly 7 million Americans abuse

prescription drugs — more than the abuse of cocaine, heroin, hallucinogens, Ecstasy and inhalants combined. That compares with 3.8 million in 2000, an 80 percent increase. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Nation-al Survey on Drug Use and Health)l Number of Americans going into

treatment for abuse of painkillers rose 321 percent between 1995 and 2005. (White House Office of National Drug Control Policy).l Total number of stimulant pre-

scriptions in the United States soared from about 5 million in 1991 to nearly 35 million in 2007. Prescriptions for opiates — hydrocodone and oxyco-done products — rose from about 40 million in 1991 to nearly 180 million in 2007. (Nora Volkow, Director of Na-tional Institute on Drug Abuse, March 12 congressional testimony)l Drug-related emergency depart-

ment visits that involved prescription opioids rose 153 percent from 1995 to 2002, from 42,857 to 108,320 (U.S.

Department of Health and Human Services' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)l Deaths involving prescription

opioid analgesics rose 160 percent in the five years from 1999 to 2004. By 2004, opioid painkiller abuse deaths outnumbered total deaths involving heroin and cocaine. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)l Illicit trade in prescription narcot-

ics — including fraudulent insurance claims for bogus prescriptions, treating phantom injuries and other illegal de-ceptions — drain health insurers of up to $72.5 billion a year, including up to $24.9 billion annually for private insur-ers. (Coalition Against Insurance Fraud)

With April fools day passed, we need to decide not to be fooled by our health care system, which is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. When will we wake up to the true drug and health problem in America? Health does not come in a pill, potion or shot.

The greatest doctor, pharmacy and healer lies within you. Wake that healer up by removing interference in the nerve system so your brain can proper-ly communicate and therefore control every organ, tissue and cell in your body. With proper communication comes proper health. Chiropractic is the only health care system designed to care for the entire person (body, mind and spirit) rather than its pieces or parts. Don’t be a fool with your health.

Live with passion. Live clear.

Dr. Brian Lieberman can be reached at 706-232-WELL or online at www.romechiropractic.com.

Minivan Chronicles:

Commissions entertainingBy Jessica LindbergSpecial to The Newswire

A city commission meeting offers as much in the way of cheap entertainment as a cost-cutting couple out on a date night could want. Comfy seats? Check. Comedy? Check. Drama? Check. Inter-esting people watching? You betcha. If the city put in a coat check room and a bar, the room at the top of the stairs in city hall would be packed every month.

Even without liquid refreshment, these meetings should be full to burst-ing. With the threats to end curbside re-cycling, the backtracking on red light cameras and the various nicks and dings in public safety budgets, one would assume every meeting would be packed with as much dander as a herd of feral cats. Instead, each meeting draws citi-zens with specific items on the agenda and maybe a few other spectators.

No one expects to drop into the middle of American Idol or Top Chef or any other reality show and have any connection to the contestants. A dedi-cated viewer watches from the begin-ning, getting to know all the characters: who is this season’s guy-next-door? Who will be the new airhead? Who has a future, who has plans, who looks like they could really do something and who looks like they are just in it for show?

Imagine if local citizens followed the city or county commission meet-ings with the deranged enthusiasm of online Idol forum members with names like “vot4jus10.” Someone could print shirts with slogans like “Team Kim” or “Team Evie,” or “Garry’s Driving Club.” Someone could print translations guides for some of the more mumbly or inarticulate commissioners. There would be that nerd in the room who knows more about Robert’s Rules of Order than any self-sufficient member of society should, the citizen who raises his hand and tries to correct the com-mission when one of them misstates a notion or a second. Area news orga-nizations could shift their focus from straight news to performance reviews of each contestant, I mean, commis-sioner. The public broadcast ratings on Channel 4 would go through the roof.

Recently, the city commission meet-ings enjoyed a bit of a ratings uptick over

the Etowah Terrace skirmish. The gov-ernment arm of South Rome would like to build a big brick rectangle over that way for some poor and/or old people; the neighbors would rather they not. The entire picture involves lots more acro-nyms, name-calling and a catalogue of past wrongs. It is quality drama.

Of course, for the citizens involved it does not feel like must-see-TV. It involves serious issues like proper-ty values and quality of life and other big platitudes that make for a good letter to the editor. Watching some of these dandered-up speakers at a recent meeting, I realized that much of their anger has roots in coming to the game late. For some, this is their first dust up with their local elected officials, and they are incensed, outraged, livid, at the audacity of the government to even consider a proposal that would be so outside the wishes of the local citizens. They want copies of letters, meeting minutes, e-mails, birth certificates, Kroger cards; they want documentation that would help explain and illuminate the puzzling behavior of their leaders. In short, they want to understand just what the hell is going on here.

But it isn’t puzzling behavior. Anyone who follows local government on a regular basis understands that these men and women are not out to get one group or another; they aren’t vindictive or even particularly sneaky. One can trust a government body like the com-missions to be exactly what they are: a group of regular folks elected to do the best they can. On occasion, we can trust them to be sleepy or confused, kinda like Paula Abdul but without all the dancing. We can trust them to screw it all up and we can trust them to try to fix it, and we can certainly trust them to get it very, very right almost as often as they get it very, very wrong.

Beyond the Etowah Terrace brouha-ha, there will be another local melee about something or other; perhaps next it will be the pillage of the land across from Ridge Ferry park by the Vikingesque Ledbetters. Put a com-mission meeting on the calendar; tune in now when the season starts, rather than trying to pick up the storyline in the middle. It really is the best cheap date night in town. LAND FOR SALE

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Highway 9: 5.71 acres, 4.65 acres, 4.36 acresCounty Road 14: 4.25 acres, 4.24 acres, 4.22 acres

County Road 52: 3.33 acres

DeKalb County, Ala.County Road 363: 9.046 acres, 7.248 acres, 9.398 acres, 9.214 acres.

9.485 acres, 20.788 acres, 19.713 acres, 15.510 acresCounty Road 55: 3.27 acres

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OPINION

Dear John: A couple of years ago I installed some fluorescent lights under my carport ceiling. I’ve noticed that when it’s cool or even humid outside they won’t always come on or sometimes will even flicker. Is there anything I can do to fix this?

C.J.

Dear C.J.: You didn’t say, but I’d guess you in-stalled standard fluores-cents like would be used inside a home or build-ing. If so, about all you could do to remedy your situation would be to replace them with units designed for outdoor use.

A fluorescent lamp emits light when an electric current flows through the gas that’s inside the bulb. Un-fortunately, in cool or damp weather it takes a higher voltage to get that current flowing and sustain it so that you get continued light. I guess because of manufactur-ing costs, a standard flu-orescent fixture is not designed to do that.

What you need are fix-tures and bulbs that carry an HO (High Output) rating. They are more expensive, but they are designed to operate in many weather conditions.

These are the types you see in gas stations and many other commercial applications. It can get a little confusing because a standard bulb number might be F96T12/CW and the HO version is F96T12/CW/HO.

The HO fixtures and bulbs have different sockets and pin struc-tures from the standard ones though, so they are not interchangeable.

Most building supply outlets usually stock the HO fixtures, just not in as many varieties as the standard and possibly more decorative units.

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How many times have you made a New Year's (or any) Resolution to eat better and/or lose weight only to become tempted by your old habits, discouraged by boring, unrealistic diets, and within a few weeks re-turned to eating those foods you know aren't good for you?

Most of us have done this many times over; all good intentions full of energy and motivation, then broken promises made to oneself (which further damages our self esteem and ability to trust ourself), followed by feeling guilty and depressed from not following though, usually then followed by eating that whole piece of chocolate cake (or whatev-er your “weakness” is) instead of the one little bite you told yourself you would have, because “why not?” is the thought by that time.

Usually by this time we are beating ourselves up and needing even more of our comfort foods to soothe our wounded self esteem. It is a vicious cycle we are doomed to repeat until we make a real change in how we think and how we love ourselves and how we ap-proach our food choices.

Unfortunately, the more we eat these “bad” foods, the more we crave them. Nutrient deficiencies play a large part in this. When we have a mineral or vitamin shortfall our body tries to tell us it needs something. Unfortunately we don't hear it as “I need some broc-coli.” Rather, we hear “there is xyz fast food establishment, I'd better go get something to eat.”

Making and keeping resolutions is a complex conscious and uncon-scious decision involving not only our mental decision making abili-ties, but also making sure our emo-tional decision making is on board as well. You might need some support and guidance around to find out why you sabotage yourself. Don't hesitate to get that support. Isn't it worth it to make some changes in your lifestyle if its going to help you

feel better then you've felt in years, look better than you've looked in years, increase your energy, improve your memory, drop some weight, and improve your mental, emotion-al and physical health?

When approaching these changes don't make the mistake of fol-lowing someone else's choices, i.e., someone else's diet plan. Don't make the mistake of think-ing mathematically when plan-ning your course of action. By this I mean counting; counting fat grams, counting calories, glycemic indices, etc. This is not a natural way to eat and will not work in the long haul.

We are social creatures and our eating is a social activity. I don't necessarily mean that we always eat with others, but again I am refer-ring to the culture within which our food choices are embedded . Food is meant to be enjoyable. Once we start counting and weighing and re-stricting, all the joy is gone and we will find ourselves seeking that joy any place we can find it.

Also consider these things: Locally grown and naturally grown is best because you deserve food that is free of chemicals, additives, preservatives, and genetic engi-neering. And because the mineral content of organically grown foods is considerably higher. And because the flavor is noticeably better.

Maybe you are too young to have had the experience of eating real food. Try a farm fresh egg for that wow factor. It is just like the differ-ence between the tomatoes we grow ourselves versus the tomatoes we purchase in the store that have trav-eled thousands of miles, were picked green and ripened by ethylene gas on the long journey to our local store. There is just no comparison.

It is not just tomatoes that have this huge difference in their flavor; it is all of our fruits and veggies. Did you know that 70 percent of the lettuce we now pur-chase is genetically modified?

Just like nearly all the corn — fresh, canned, frozen, or pro-cessed. Did you know that the Ge-netically Modified (GM) Round-Up Ready (an herbicide) corn that is predominantly grown today is killing the monarch butterflies? Wonder what it is doing to us?

Raw food, plant based as well as dairy, is superior for the body because it is full of enzymes, vita-mins, and minerals. Cooking food destroys all the enzymes and a lot of the nutritional value in that food as well, so even if its organic, if it's cooked, it's dead! Raw fruits and veggies and living foods (seeds, grains, and nuts that have been soaked and sprouted) are optimal because their nutritional value is superior and completely intact.

When making your food decisions, make the decision to eat food that will help your body detox, rebuild, and heal. Experience for yourself the renewed energy levels and vibrant health you will experience when you make these choices. Grow some of your own food. Even if you live in an apartment you can still most likely grow some fresh herbs – power-houses of enzymes and nutrients. If you have a patio or a deck you can grow in large pots or hanging baskets. You can even grow toma-toes and strawberries in hanging baskets, as well as others. If you have a piece of dirt, make use of it.

Get to know a local farmer or backyard grower that will sell you some of what they grow. Develop a relationship with the food you eat and the folks that grow it.

We'll all be the healthier and happier for it. Here's to Happy Healthy Living!

Janice Holley Houck, M.A., RD/LD, psychologist, nutritionist, life coach, organic farmer and owner of Loving Hearts Pharm & Well-ness Center, can be reached at 706-234-2862 or by e-mail to [email protected].

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YARD SALE: Come to Glenda Dr 4/4 at 8:00 am for a multi-ple family yard sale . Handmade easter outfits, scrapbooking and cross stich supplies . Also chil-dren's items and lots more!

SEND ME TO AFRICA! Yard sale to benefit missionary to Kenya . Moving in two weeks and selling everything! Queen mattress, furniture, African art, women's clothes . 214 East 3rd Street in Rome . 8 a .m . until ??

4 FAMIILY YARDSALE: 4 Family Yard-sale entertainment center, washer/dryer, bunkbeds, weight bench, teen clothes, women clothes, filing cab-inets, professional hair products, kids gasoline chopper, too much to mention . 24 Ridgeview Drive-off Old Rockmart Road Silver Creek

WANTED: Adoption: A Baby Is My Dream! Wishing to adopt a newborn to share my heart and home . Your baby will be cherished forever with love, laughter, security and a bright future . Expenses Paid . Please call Faye, toll free, 1-866-540-1210, or email: fl8555@yahoo .com

Grand-Opening: Join us in celebrat-ing the Grand-Opening of Renewed Life Coaching Services, on April 1st . We offer a world class service which enables our clients to become suc-cessful at creating and living a bal-anced, successful life . For all Grand-Opening specials, please call Marcie at 706/859-8110 .

FOR SALE: Multi Family Garage Sale . EAST HERMITAGE ROAD~NEIGHBORHOOD SALE .Neighbors are Spring Cleaning on East Hermitage this week . Join us Saturday for our first Neighbor-hood Sale . Household items, furni-ture, clothing, infant items, home de-cor-you name it! Look for signs and come early for best selection . Turn at the caution light on Calhoun Road .

The Time for Sewing Fun is Now: The Rome Area Neighborhood Group of the American Sewing Guild will meet at 10:00am, April 17 in the Oostanau-la Room at the Rome-Floyd County Library . You will enjoy meeting other sewing friends . . .old and new . Share the fun by inviting your friends to attend with you .

FOR SALE: Farm Raised Beef . Farm Raised grain fed beef for sale . Already processed and ready for pickup . For sale in quarters, halves and wholes . Fresh and tender, most delicious meat you'll ever taste . Contact Bruce Van Meter 770-547-1433 .

GRAND OPENING: Come and join us for the Grand Opening of North Georgia Flea Market & Trade Center, April 4th . You'll find the best bar-gains in all of North Georgia . We are also welcoming new vendors . Indoor and outdoor spaces available . For di-rections and vendor info please call 706-822-0092 .

HBC Community Easter Carni-val: Come one, come all to the 3rd Annual Hollywood Baptist Church Community Easter Carnival on Sat-urday April 11th from 12-5pm . We will have: Rides, Games, Prizes, Food, Easter Egg Hunt and more ALL FOR FREE . Free fun for the whole Family !

LOST BOXER: Male Brindle-Colored Boxer . Lost in Coosa Area (Huffak-er Road) . Please call 706-766-5371 .

CARSFOR SALE: 1994 Olds Cutlas Ciera . Great car, only 47k miles . Call for more information . 706-291-4127 .

FOR SALE: 2004 CRYSLER SEBRING . 2004 CRYSLER SEBRING TOURING EDITION CONVERTIBLE WHITE/BLACK SOFT TOP 86000 MILES 7500 .00 . Call 256-997-6215 .

FOR SALE: 1998 Saturn 150K nice car . 1998 Saturn wagon, 150K, leather, new tires, runs great, $1900 706-291-7940 FOR SALE: Best Offer for a 1999 Honda Accord LX White with tan in-terior . Very Good Condition inside and out . 180,000 Miles Owned for 8 years, good maintance record . 3500 .00 . 706-234-6328

FOR SALE: 2005 Kia Sedona Lx . 2005 Kia Sedona LX, one owner . Pur-chased new from Towncenter Kia . All maintenence up to date . $8900 firm . Please call 706-767-0809 to reply to this ad .

FOR SALE: 2001 Ford Mustang . 2001 Ford Mustang excellent con-dition, red with gray interior, auto V6, power windows & locks pioneer cd/radio, 18" cobra wheels, nice car, daily driven . Asking $7500 . Call 706-232-7001 .

FOR SALE: 2000 Chrysler Sebring JXI Convertible, 2 owner, 115K highway miles, extra clean . REDUCED TO $3,500 . Bank will loan entire amount, according to credit . Call 706-232-2398 .

FOR SALE: 2004 Mazda RX8 . 6 speed manual transmisson, trac-tion control, like new michelin tires, cruise control, custom stereo is ne-gotiable . Great car, but I need some-thing more practical for a family . Call 706-936-6747 and make me an offer .

TRUCKSFOR SALE: SEMI TRUCK . 1995 FREIGHTLINER LESS THAN 100,000 MILES ON REBUILT ENGINE, FLAT TOP, TURBO WING ON HOOD AND CAB, GOOD TIRES, ALUMINIUM WHEELS, NEW BREAKS, SHOCKS, DRUMS, TRANS . VERY GOOD TRUCK . FOR MORE INFO CALL MIKE AT 706-936-4495 .

FOR SALE: 1993 Diesel Truck . 93 6 .5 TD One Owner Set up for towing . Call 706-234-2711 .

FOR SALE: Serious Inquiries Only . Must sale . Trucks frame is bent but everything else is unharmed . Motor in Exc . cond . as well as Trans . Flat bed is not damaged . Hideaway goose-neck ball . Trl . brake driver & pass . airbags never deployed . great buy for parts or to fix . call 706-767-5729

FOR SALE: 94 Chevy Silverado . For Sale 94 Chevy Silverado 4 wheel drive with stepside bed . Toolbox in-cluded . Contact Steve Thornton at 706-314-5042 for more info .

FOR SALE: MINI BUS . 1989 Ford Mini Bus, Deisal Transmission, new tires . Call Jerry at (706) 802-1021 or (770) 324-5804 .

FOR SALE: Tractor Trailer Load Locks . I have three tractor trailer load locks for sale . Asking $50 .00 or best offer . Must pick up yourself . Armuchee area . Call 706 .409 .4407 . If no answer, please leave message .

FOR SALE: 2000 GMC Sierra 1500 . 2000 GMC Sierra 1500, V-6, std . cab, 8 foot bed with liner, towing package, good tires, rebuilt trans-mission, good work truck . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to see a photo and contact the seller .

FOR SALE: 89 FORD F150 . I have put alot of time and money into this truck it is in good shape . i just want wat i put into it 706-936-6318 .

FOR SALE: Trailer Hitch . Trailer Hitch fits most Dodge pickups . Came off of 2001 2500 . $35 . Call 706-232-7421 .

FOR SALE: Toyota Tacoma 2005, Pre-Runner . Double cab, SR5, PreRunner, custom Enkei wheels, A .R .E hard shell tonneau bed cover, sliding rear window, Michelin tires, leather inte-rior, Cell# 706-936-1300, if no answer leave a message .

SUVsFOR SALE: 2000 Jeep Grand Cher-okee . One owner good condition . Must see to appreciate . $4,500-$5,000 . View this classified ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: FORD ESCAPE . 2002 FORD ESCAPE 4 DOOR . ONE OWNER . have pics and can email them if you would like to see it . $5,500 . View this clas-sified ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: Great condition midsize SUV . Good used mid-size SUV . Low miles; very good condition . Good tires; good gas mileage . Contact Jeremy 706-378-8041 or 706-346-5510 .

WANTED: Want a good used car for teen . We are looking for a good, used SUV for our teenage daugh-ter . We would like to have a gently used Midsize SUV . If you or someone you know has one for sale, please contact me at 706 766-1779 . We would like to spend $3500 .00 or less .

FOR SALE: 1990 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 . Unsure of motor . .selling as if no motor . the motor is still there but i believe a new one is needed . For further questions, please call . $850 . View this classified ad online at RomeNewswire .com to see a photo and contact the seller .

FOR SALE: Honda CR-V 2007 . Great Car in EXCELLENT Condition! Call 706-331-0882 . Glacier Blue Metallic . Accessories: Air Conditioner, AM/FM Stereo, Automatic Transmission, CD Player, Power Windows, Power Steer-ing, Power Locks, Security System . $17,000 .

FOR SALE: 1994 Isuzu RODEO . Fea-tures: Cruise Control, AM/FM StereoKenwood Single Compact Disc with Remote Control, Premium Sound, Roof Rack, Privacy Glass, Alloy Wheels, NEW Wide Tires . $2,900 . To see call 706 .266 .6051 . FOR SALE: 89 FORD F150 . I have put alot of time and money into this truck it is in good shape . i just want wat i put into it . $1,700 . Call 706-936-6318 .

VANSFOR SALE: Family Minivan . Hunter Green Windstar XL . Van has a V6 engine . This is an extended, 7 passen-ger, four door van . Van has a little rust on the side door . Van runs great but needs some TLC . $1,500 or best offer . Call 678-953-0258 . Air Condition-er, AM/FM Stereo, Power Windows, Power Steering, Power Locks

FOR SALE: 92 VOYAGER HANDICAP VAN . VAN EQUIPPED WITH WHEEL CHAIR LIFT IN REAR OF VAN ALSO VAN HAS GAS/BRAKE CONTROLS . VERY CLEAN VAN . $3,000 . View this classified ad online at RomeNews-wire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: MINI BUS . 1989 Ford Mini Bus, Deisal Transmission, new tires . Call Jerry at (706)802-1021 or (770) 324-5804 .

FOR SALE: 2005 Kia Sedona Lx . 2005 Kia Sedona LX, one owner . Pur-chased new from Towncenter Kia . All maintenence up to date . $8900 firm . Please call 706-767-0809 to reply to this ad .

MOTORCYCLES/ATVsFOR SALE: 2008 Suzuki LTZ 400 4wheeler . Brand New, never been ridden . Suzuki LTZ 400 . Must sell . Son wants a truck! $4900 . Please call 678-901-6033 to reply to this ad .

FOR SALE: 2004 HONDA CRF100F DIRT BIKE . 2004 HONDA CRF100F DIRT BIKE GOOD CONDITION (256) 523-3817 or (256) 844-0721 .

FOR SALE: 1984 Honda Goldwing . 1984 Honda Goldwing,GL 1200, New tires, serviced at Rome Honda, runs good, 65K miles . $2,950 . View this classified ad online at RomeNews-wire .com to contact the seller .

4 FOR SALE: 2000 Yamaha 250 Bear Tracker . REDUCED PRICE . EXCELLENT RUNNING CONDITION, NEW TIRES, NEW SEAT, ALL PLASTICS GOOD . $1,600 . Call 706-766-5710 .

RVsFOR SALE: R .V . with room addition . I have an older model R .V . with a room addition built on in Weiss Lake R .V . Park in Leesburg Al . It is in good con-dition in a nice area . It is in a great family park with swimming and fishing areas . Call 256-840-3912 .

FOR SALE: 2007 Starcraft TravelStar . Light weight 4567 lbs . Sleeps 9 . Front bedroom w/queen bed . Rear bunk beds w/lower double and twin on top . No smoking; No pets . Central ducted heat and air . Includes all towing equipment w/sway bar . Very good condition . (256) 447-1877 .

POSITION OFFERED: DRIVE TO OWN MY TRUCK . LOOKING FOR A GOOD DRIVER TO DRIVE MY TRUCK FOR ONE YR . AT A GOOD COMPANY AND DO A GOOD JOB AND I WILL SIGN THE TITLE OVER THEN YOU TOO WILL BE AN OWNER OPERA-TOR . FOR MORE INFO CALL MIKE AT 706-936-4495 .

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: BUSINESS SO THAT YOU CAN HAVE FINANCIAL FREEDOM . NO BOSS, NO INVENTO-RY, NO SET HOURS, YOU ARE IN THE BUSINESS BUT YOU JUST DON'T KNOW IT . CALL ME AND I WILL TELL YOU HOW . FREEDOM CAN BE IN YOUR HANDS . 706-291-1272 .

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Cycle Shop: Full Service on all types of motor cycles and ATVs . Location: 5308 Big Texas Valley Road, Rome, Georgia 30165 . Telephone: (706) 232-2153 .

WANTED: Serious Flea Market Vendors . Serious Flea Market Vendors wanted for a start up Flea Market in the LaFayette, GA area . Great business opportunity for new and experienced vendors . Great lo-cation on Hwy 27 . COME GROW WITH US! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Our Answer To Recession . Work from home with the Mom Team . We CAN help you create a monthly pay-check . Computer and phone re-quired . http://www .themomteam .com/amcbride

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FOR SALE: 3 .25" HAPPY MEAL DIECAST CARS . 1998 Bill Elliott and McDonalds 3 .25" Diecast Cars . This is a set of four Racing Champions Diecast Cars, I do not know of them ever being sold to the Public as a Set, Still have the box they come in . Price is $75 . Appraised at $98 . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: 1/24 SCALE DIECAST CAR Steve Parks #1 Pennzoil 1998 Monte Carlo 1 of 4,200 This is the Reverse Paint Car/Bank . Price $125 .00 . Ap-praised Value $148 .00 . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: BASEBALL CARDS . 1990 Fleer Baseball Cards Complete Set 660 cards Plus 20 Quiz Cards with Team Stickers / 6 Top 10 Cards With Team Stickers for a Total of 686 Cards . View this ad online at Rome-Newswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: BASEBALL CARDS . 1995 Score Baseball Cards Complete Set NM-MT 605 cards . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: BASEBALL CARDS 1990 Donruss Baseball card Complete Set 716 Cards . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: BASEBALL CARDS . 1990 fleeer Baseball Card Set 660 Cards . View this ad online at RomeNews-wire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: BASEBALL CARDS . 1990 Upper Deck Baseball Complete Set - 800 cards in Box . View this ad online at RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: Mitchell & Ness Dallas Cowboys . Tony Dorsett #33 Mitch-ell & Ness Throwback Jersey . Size 54 (2x) . Great condition . New from M&N is $300+ . Used on ebay $175+ . This is a great item for the Dallas Cowboys fan . Yours for only $75 . Please call 706-767-0809 .

FOR SALE: Kitchen table with claw feet great condition on sale for 80 dollars, black glass butter dish price not determined yet and Moss Ross antique dishes on sale for 40 dollars . View this ad online at RomeNews-wire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: antique surveyor's transit . 50+ years old . 30minute Gurley in wooden case . tripod included . Call 706-676-5331 .

FOR SALE: MiniTower PC with Dell 17" CRT . 80GB Hard Drive, DVD-Rom Drive, 52x32x52 CD-RW Drive, 56K Modem, Floppy, New Keyboard & Optical Wheel Mouse, Windows XP Professional SP3 (Fresh Installation w/All Updates), OpenOffice Software (Word Processor, Spreadsheet, Data-base) plus lots of other software . Call 706-346-9278 for more information, or to see it .

FOR SALE: SATELLITE TV for PC . Get over 4000 Stations for a small one-time fee . Get 4000 STATIONS on your PC or Laptop for free!! Visit www .sattube .com .

POSITION OFFERED: Cardio Instruc-tor . Local fitness center looking for motivated individuals to instruct car-dio-kickboxing, dance aerobics, and/or an abs focused class . Your pay is up to you! Please email resumes to workout@myclubcardio .com, ATTN: Bryan & Brian or call (706) 252-0315 or (706) 766-0160 .

POSITION OFFERED: Kickboxing In-structor . Local fitness center looking for motivated individuals to instruct cardio-kickboxing, dance aerobics, and/or an abs focused class . Your pay is up to you! Please email resumes to workout@myclubcardio .com, ATTN: Bryan & Brian or call (706)252-0315 or (706) 766-0160 for more info .

AVAILABLE: 3rd shift child or elder care . Available for 3rd shift child care or elder care . CPR certified . Call 706-767-0809 if you need care for your loved ones .

POSITION OFFERED: TRUCK DRIVER . IF YOU'RE A GOOD DRIVER AND WOULD LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN TRUCK IM LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO DO ME A GOOD JOB FOR 1 YR . AND I WILL SIGN THE TRUCK OVER TO THEM . FOR MORE INFO CALL MIKE AT 706-936-4495 .

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WANTED: Part-time Help Wanted . Movies at Berry Square is looking for highly motivated people that are very customer service oriented to work part time, nights and week-ends . Apply in person at the Movies at Berry Square Mon-Thur 4-9 .

POSITION OFFERED: WWTP Trainee Operator . Responsible for maintain-ing pumps, motors, equipment to assure the treatment process is op-erating correctly . Collect wastewater samples and performs testing . Other duties as assigned . Ability to learn state, local and WWTP guidelines . Must have valid Driver's license .Ability to obtain Class III State certification within 1 year . Call 706-236-4430 .

POSITION OFFERED: ASSISTANT DI-RECTOR OF INSTRUMENT . Major re-sponsibilities include directing, re-cruiting for marching band, teaching instrumental techniques/methods courses, and private studio instruc-tion . Preferred: specialization in woodwinds and/or percussion . Suc-cessful candidate will have natural interpersonal skills and enthusiasm for networking with area high school band directors and recruiting new students . Call Shorter College or visit RomeNewswire .com to reply to this ad .

FOR SALE: Primitive Sewing Machine . Locally bought primi-tive sewing machine . Dark wood . Foot pedal works . $80 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: Plate Umpire Equipment . I have a complete set of plate umpire equipment for sale . It includes the inside chest protector, two masks, shin guards, cap, ball bag, and a few other incidentals . Email jmsr47@charter .net or call James at 770-684-5847 or 770-548-9110

FOR SALE: Black Leather Couch . Nice Leather couch . 80" long x 37" wide x 37" high . Pictures available via email! $350 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: CRAFTSMAN MOWER CRAFTSMAN 23HP KOHLER V-TWIN ENGINE, 48IN CUT W/BAGGER - AU-TOMATIC -EXCELLENT CONDITION 706-625-8723

FOR SALE: Magnavox 51" Wide-screen HDTV . Rarely used, in excel-lent condition . Standard or cable TV capability, and high-definition video .Call 706-346-9278 for more infor-mation, or to see . Owners Manual at http://www .m4c .magnavox .com/files/5/51mp6100d_37b/51mp6100d_37b_dfu_aen .pdf .

FOR SALE: Sthil 16" Model 010 Chainsaw . $35 or Best Offer . Can be used for parts or overhaul; has low compression . Used with care . 706-234-2035 .

FOR SALE: Antique hat rack . Solid oak base and pole with metal coat and hat hooks . $45 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: New Red Suede Section-al . Red suede sectional . Two pillows with brown, beige, and red modern design . Excellent condition . contact : garyrcook477@comcast .net .

FOR SALE: HAND MADE GUN RACK . 20 GUNS 60 .3/4"T x 68"W x 7 .1/2D 2 AMMO SHELVES 32 .1/2"W x 5"D BOTTOM GUN REST 66 .1/2"W x 6 1/4"D TOP GUN REST 66 .1/2" W x 2 .3/4" D . Asking $65 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: New Wholesale Jewelry . Lots of NEW Wholesale jewelry . Lilly Collection Bracelets, Chico's Necklac-es . Assorted Earrings, Necklaces and Bracelets . 100s of pieces to choose from! Most in original retail packag-ing . Great for Flea Markets . Call 706-234-1471 for more information .

FOR SALE: THOR QUADRANT MO-TOCROSS BOOTS . THOR QUAD-RANT MOTOCROSS BOOTS SIZE 9 HARDLY WORN . 75 .00 . 256-523-3817 or 256-844-0721 . FOR SALE: antique surveyor's transit . 50+ years old . 30 minute Gurley in wooden case . tripod included . $175 or best offer . Call 706-676-5331 .

FOR SALE: JENN-AIR BBQ GRILL . JENN-AIR BBQ GRILL used very little .Stainless Steel,Propane, 4 burners and side burner, storage and 4 wheels . Retails at Lowes $1800 .00 . Will sell for $700 .00 OBO . Call 770-748-6470 or 770-655-1218 .

FOR SALE: kayak . Like new wilder-ness systems pamlico 100, 10 ft ,used 1 time, 706-766-0073 .

FOR SALE: 40 ft .extension ladder . 40 ft . ext . ladder, heavy duty, 300 lb . rating . $150 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: 1969 SCOTTY TRAVEL TRAILER . 14 FT SLEEP 4 ASKING $600 FOR INFO SEND INQUIRIES TO CD94COP@YAHOO .COM

FOR SALE: corner shelf . Hand crafted corner shelves . $19 .95 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: PROM DRESSES . 2 Prom Dresses: 1) Gunmetal Blue - Beaded w/mermaid bottom by SEAN . Size - SMALL $175 .00 WORN ONCE . 2) Teal Green beaded gown by SCALA . Size - SMALL . Beautiful dress in excel-lent condition . $120 .00 . SAVE LOTS OF MONEY AND LOOK FABULOUS ON PROM NIGHT!

FOR SALE: Weighted, Wavy Glass Windows . ANTIQUE WINDOWS CIRCA 1930s . Eleven 6' wavy glass windows . Perfect for removation of old farmhouse or old homeplace . Removed during recent remodel-ing . Price negotiable . Phone Jeff at 706-676-8406 .

WANTED: good used refrigerator cheap . Can be old if in good working order . No bells and whistles required .

FOR SALE: Boat Motor . 1999 Johnson 8 HP Outboard Engine, 2 stroke Short Shaft . Like New . Runs Perfect

WANTED: Go-Kart . Looking for a go-kart in good condition at a rea-sonable price . Call 706-235-3475 . WANTED: Outside Storage Building . I want to buy an outside storage building in good condition .

FOR SALE: 5-Disc CD Player . RCA 5-Disc CD Player Model #RP8070 . Used twice . . .I recently married and my husband also had a 5-disk CD Player so we don't need both . Comes with manual and remote . $75 . Call 706-234-2035 .

WANTED: Dump truck Load of gravel .I would like to purchase a dump truck load of gravel, not crusher run, delivered to summerville ga, and truck spread, best price gets my business, thanks e-mail me a quote at cybrguys@windstream .net .

FOR SALE: Little Tikes Country Play-house . Pick up only . Playhouse has been used inside, very clean . All shutters and door open easily . Kitchen does not come with dishes . Comes apart in to five pieces . Call 706-767-2667 .

FOR SALE: Mitchell & Ness Jersey Tony Dorsett #33 Mitchell & Ness Throwback Jersey . $75 Great con-dition . New Jersey like this is over $250 . you can Check the website mtchellandness .com Serious inq only . Call 706-767-0809

FOR SALE: SATELLITE TV for PC . 2009 TITANIUM EDITION Get all the enter-tainment you need for a one time payment of only $99 .95! WORKS WITH ALL VERSIONS OF WINDOWS . Visit www .sattube .com .

FOR SALE: Items at our online store . Below retail prices on many items such as bags & totes, tools, links to downloads for Wii games, and many more . Custom made corner shelves made as ordered! Must see! Visit http://deals2go .webasyst .net/shop/ . BEST OFFER FOR: (FREE) 70s looking couch free if picked up, east Rome, near Ford dealership . Good shape, one button has lost its anchor, but still on the couch . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: Antique Dining Set . Antique Dining Set for Sale . Includes buffet table, china cabinet, dining table and six chairs . In good condi-tion . Made of solid wood in cherry finish . Call 706-291-6992 .

FOR SALE: Maytag Washer and Dryer . Maytag Performa Washer and Dryer for sale . Oversize capacity, heavy duty . Good condition with minor scratches . Will accept best offer . Call for more info: 706 .767 .0919 or 706 .767 .2221 .

FOR SALE: Salon Equipment . Visit www .suziesstuff .piczo .com .

FOR SALE: Wall mounted Station with a 4ft . by 4ft . mirror . A purple stylist chair, there is a small stain on the seat of the stylist chair . Sell as is and will not split up the set . Formal-ly a Supercuts hairstylist station . Visit www .suziesstuff .piczo .com .

FOR SALE: 10' Round Trampoline . Trampoline with enclosure . Tram-poline is in great condition . The En-closure net is in top condition too . The metal slide in arms that hold enclosure are slightly beat up as kids seemed to love to jump into them . $100 or best offer . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

Wanted: Looking for 20" BMX free-style boys bikes, Peugeot 10 spd bikes, Schwinn bikes, and/or old school bike parts . If you have bikes lying around in your way & want them gone, call 706-204-8384 .

FOR SALE: ESTATE FURNITURE FOR VERY OLD PENDULUM CLOCK AND OLD BLACK MARBLE CLOCK FOR SALE . PURCHASED IN 1950 AT AN AUCTION SALE . MARBLE IS SHAPED LIKE A HOUSE WITH SIX BRASS COLUMNS ACROSS THE FRONT . PENDULUM CLOCK IS WALNUT WITH LARGE BRASS PENDULUM . WILL SELL SINGLY OR TOGETHER . BEAUTIFUL CLOCKS! CALL 706-232-3978 .

FOR SALE: 100,000v StunMaster Stun . Self Defense Stun Device . STUN GUNS use high voltage and low am-perage to temporarily disable an attacker for several minutes . STUN MASTER has been a leading brand in the stun gun industry since 1994 making it a true icon in the world of self-defense . $22 . Call 706-295-7115 .

44 FOR SALE: Personal Protection . PEPPER SPRAY ~ In addition to causing an attacker pain, pepper gas swells the mucous membranes, which makes breathing difficult, and swells the veins in the eyes, causing the eyes to close . These effects can last up to 45 minutes and cause no permanent damage . $9 .95 . Call 706-295-7115

45 FOR SALE: 10' Trailer w/Ramp Gate . 5' x 10' Utility Trailer . 48" Re-movable Ramp Gate . Steel Mesh Floor . White Rally Wheels . All DOT Lights and Wiring . $899 . Call Mr .

Haney at Green Acres Farm 706-378-0084 . Can view additional photos at: http://cartersvilletrailer .multi-ply .com .

FOR SALE: propane tank / gas logs . 100 gallon propane tank . Tank is half full of gas . Also have 18 inch gas logs that is 26000 BTU . Will take $300 .00 for the tank and $150 .00 for the gas logs or $400 .00 for both . Call Mike at 706 266 8418 .

WANTED: Pageant Dress or Swim Wear . Looking for Ladie's Pageant Dress in Size 2 or 4 . Prefer some-thing bright with lots of sparkle . Also looking for Pageant Swimwear in a Size 4 or Small . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller . FOR SALE: Vera Bradley Purses . I am selling all of my Vera Bradley stuff! I have a ton of it! I am asking $40 for purses and $15 to $20 for all of the wallets and cosmetic bags . They are in GREAT shape! Call 706-844-5484 or e-mail Summergirl1603@aol .com for more information .

FOR SALE: Coach Purses . I am selling all of my Coach purses! They are in GREAT shape! I am asking $100 for the purses and $30 for wallets and cosmetic bags! Call 706-844-5484 or email Summergirl1603@aol .com .

FOR SALE: 3 Prom Dresses . have 3 prom dresses that have never been worn . They still have tags on them . 1 hot pink, 1 tur blue, and 1 in true blue . Please call 706-844-5484 or e-mail me at summergirl1603@aol .com . I am asking $150 but will con-sider any offers . Beautiful dresses! FOR SALE: 53' Tractor Trailers Cheap . Have several 53' x 102" Dry Van Trail-ers for Sale . 1992 - 1995 Models . Various Makes . Can be used for cartage or storage . All have swing doors and sliding tandems . LP 22 .5 Tires . $2500 Each . Call Glenn 706-378-0084 . FOR SALE: 48' Flatbed Tractor Trail-ers . 1999 Wabash Combo Flatbed 48'x 102" Air Ride . Spread Axle . LP 22 .5 Tires . 4' Aluminum Bulk-head . Aluminum Floor & Side Rails . Nailer Strips & Chain Ties . Winches . $8900 .00 . Call Glenn 706-378-0084 for more information .

WANTED: Jigsaw puzzles . Do you work jigsaw puzzles and have amassed too many? Will trade or swap one for one - your house or mine . Call Jim anytime @ (706) 235-9164 .

WANTED: CATALYTIC CONVERTERS . CASH FOR CATALYTIC CONVERT-ERS AND ALUMINIUM WHEELS . 770-548-5952 .

WANTED: JUNK CARS . CASH FOR JUNK CARS,TRUCKS,VANS AND ANY SCRAP METAL . 770-548-5952

FOR SALE: 7 Step Rolling Ladder . 7 Step Rolling Shop / Warehouse Ladder . Cotterman Brand . 350 lb . Ca-pacity . Overall Height 100" - Height From Floor to Top Step 70"- 30" Wide Steps . Base Size 32" x 62" - Call Mr . Haney @ Green Acres Farm 706-378-0084 . Visit http://cartersvilletrailer .multiply .com .

FOR SALE: Quality Appliaces . Washers, Dryers, and Refrigerators Priced to sell! All with warranty! AAPCO 243 North 5th Avenue Rome Georgia . (706) 291-0002 . Or visit us online at aapcodistributing .com .

FOR SALE: Peavy 700 Max bass amp . Peavy 700 Max bass amp and 810 cabinet . Like new . down sizing .Only played at church . Bought new for 1700 .00 will sell for 1000 .00 obo . CASH ONLY Can be seen at Ste-phens Music (SMC) in Calhoun Ga . I'm buying new equipment from SMC . SMC # 706-629-5500 .

FOR SALE: FIREWOOD / pickup truck load . We still have plenty of seasoned firewood (hardwood) for sale . We will deliver in the Rome area or you can pickup . Call Monroe at 706-291-4127 .

63 BEST OFFER FOR: New Wedding Dress - Never Worn . New Wedding Dress, Never Worn, Excellent Condi-tion - No Rips, Tears, Loose Threads, Paid $800 Will Take $300 or best offer . Size 2 . Please call for more info or pictures . Call 706-767-2221 .

64 FOR SALE: Stereo Rack System . Optimus Rack System 732, 100 Watts of power for room-filling sound, CD player with 5-disc changer, digital tuner, AM-FM radio, dual cassette player, and 3 foot speakers . Call 706-232-3494 .

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FREE TO A GOOD HOME: Nice, ener-getic puppy, black and white, and actually very cute . He just showed up at my house, I have 2 dogs already and cannot afford another one . He is very lovable and loves chil-dren . Needs a good home with lots of love . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the lister for information . Free siamese cat: very sweet and cute siamese bobtail named Fuzz, needs home, owner is not home enough to care for, Fuzz is only 9 months and very playful, he loves dogs . Call 706-409-5588 .

FOR SALE: Yorkie puppies: CKC reg yorkie pups . 8 weeks old 2 males 1 female . sire 3 .5lbs, dam 5 .0lbs . very well socialized and current on shots and de wormings . will take pay-ments . kingcreek@aol .com . Call 706-506-7997 or 706-235-3487 .

FREE: Free black lab mix, very obedi-ant, energetic dog . Friendly, outside dog . Call 706-766-9371 .

FOR SALE: Toy Breed Clothing and More: Toy breed clothing and acces-sories . All clothing will fit most toy breed dogs . New items added regu-larly .PayPal accepted . For items, info and pricing please check my website www .specialdeliverypuppies .com . I also have Chihuahua's, Shi-Chi's and Shih-Tzu puppies . Adairsville Ga

FOR SALE: Shih-Tzu Puppies: Shih-Tzu Puppies . Small . Beautiful colors! Registered . UTD on shots and de-wormed, Albon treated, Crate and pad trained . Health guarantee . State licensed . No shipping . I also have Chihuahuas, Shi-Chi's and toy breed clothing and accessories . For more info and pics visit us online at http://www .specialdeliverypuppies .com .

FOR SALE: Chihuahua Puppies: Chi-huahua puppies . Registered . Small .Males and Females . Short & Long coats .Various colors, ages and prices . Immunizations current/completed . Dewormed, Albon treated . Crate and pad trained/training . I also have Shih-Tzu and Shi-Chi puppies and toy breed clothing & accesso-ries . State licensed and inspected .NO shipping . Visit us online at http://www .specialdeliverypuppies .com .

FOR SALE: Shi-Chi Puppies: Shi-Chi puppies . Registered . Small . UTD on immunizations, dewormed and Albon treated . Crate and pad trained/training . Health guarantee . NO shipping . I also have Purebred puppies,clothing and accessories .www .specialdeliverypuppies .com . LOST DOG: Lose Male Brindle-Col-ored Boxer in Coosa Area (Huffak-er Road) . Please call 706-766-5371 if you have information .

Free dog: Free female dog to good home in the country . Her name is Dolly . She needs a lot of room to roam and maybe even another dog as a playmate . She has been spayed and is up to date on her shots . Call 706-291-4521 .

FOR SALE: dachounds puppies 7 weeks old: dachounds puppies 7 weeks old toy sized red/black ready for your love .3 girls one male left $125 .00 firm leave message .706-291-5884 .

FOR SALE: English Bulldogs, NKC Registered . vet checked, quality health, beautiful coloring and show quality bodies . First shots and worming . Five females available . $1,500 . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

WANTED: REWARD! GENEROUS REWARD OFFERED FOR RETURN OF GREAT DANE PUP! BLUE MALE! 9 MONTHS OLD! LAST SEEN ON 2/19/09 IN THE WAX/FLINT HILL COMMUNITY! PLEASE HELP! HE IS A PART OF OUR FAMILY . CALL 706/766-9055 OR 706/331-0472!

Pplease help: We are Cookie(white) and coco (chocolate) . We are sisters, house trained, spayed, and chipped .

Our mom is losing her house . We need a home but we must stay to-gether . Please call (706) 234-2546 or (706) 767-3673 if you would consid-er accepting our offer of uncondi-tional love .

FOR SALE: Australian Shepherd Puppies . Now available NSDR Aussie Puppies . 1st shots and de-worming . Blue merles and black tri's available .Parents on site . Email for pictures or call to come by and see . Call 706-936-1375 .

FOR SALE: Bassett Hound Puppies: Adorable Basset Hound puppies .Tri-color, wormed, 1st shots and vet checked . Will make excellent gift! Phone 706-777-9492 .

FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom / 2 Bath . Lovely ranch style home with very large master bath, walk in closet . Extra large kitchen with lots of cab-inets . Hardwood, Carpet and Tile . Storage building on lot, front and back decks { back deck is large} . Privacy fence on road . Just to much to enter . About 2,000 sq . Air Condi-tioning, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Mi-crowave, Balcony/Patio/Deck, Cable TV . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: HOUSE . Brick 400+ square foot bonus room . Solid masonry fire place with gas logs . Extra large attic storage . Deck treated lumber . Approx . 1 acre lot . 12x16 storage building . One mile from Model Schools . More in-formation or appointment call 706-295-3934 . $146,900 Web site www .10whisperingpines .com .

FOR SALE: Home with Garden Room . Well-maintained, Garden Room fur-niture included, washer & dryer included, electric fence for dog, garden spot, out building, near Armuchee Schools . About 1,700 sq . Call 706-234-2035 for more information .

FOR SALE: NEED MORTGAGE RELIEF? Get your FREE forensic loan audit today! Our audits routinely uncover violations such as: truth-in lending violations, predatory lending, exces-sive points & fees, misrepresenta-tion, & RESPA violations . Nearly 85% of all residential loans have TILA or RESPA violations . Loans with illegal terms or conditions are unenforce-able . Call 706-506-8491 today .

FOR SALE: I'll GIVE You My Home . Bring me $20,000 and I will give you my $400,000 home . (706) 506-8491 .

FOR SALE: 1987 Mobile Home 28 x 60 . 1988 Guerdon Mobile Home . Must be moved off existing land . Metal Roof . Needs some repair .

FOR SALE: 4 BR 3 BA - East Rome Home! For sale or possible lease/pur-chase . 4 BR 3 Ba . 1 level home- huge lot . Best area of town for walking, bicycle riding, children playing . Owner's improvements - plantation shutters, tile flooring, glass shower doors . Built in 1996 . Pictures can be e-mailed . Call 706-235-3800 .

FOR SALE: 1 .96 Acre Weiss Lake Bldg . Level lot, mature hardwoods, build-ing lot with all utilities available in-cluding sewer, City of Cedar Bluff re-strictions, no permanant campers, neighborhood of nice homes, 140 ft water frontage, convenient - W .

Chattooga Dr . area, dockable, will consider partial trades within 50 miles . photos: http://timmcc .spaces .live .com/ FOR SALE: 8 .57 Acres Kingston Road . 8 .57 Acres . Wonderful property ready to build . Driveway and water meter already in . Hardwoods . Pines . Fields . Wet weather stream . Wildlife . Only 4 miles from bypass . $99,000 obo! Call Dirk Gaylor 706-234-3122 .

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6 1/2 acres: 6 1/2 mostly cleared acres . Several large trees on prop-erty . Beautiful house site . Cty Rd 117, just over Alabama State line, on Hwy 20 . Unrestricted residential area . Call 706-235-8004 .

FOR SALE: Home For Sale: 4BR, 2B, two story brick home in Garden Lakes . Large eat in kitchen, large master bedroom, gas log fireplace . 2 car attached garage . Storage, Garbage Disposal, Air Condition-ing, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Cable TV . $115,000 . Call 706-235-8004 .

FOR SALE: 4 Unit Brick Apt Build-ings . Retired need to sell or trade Nice, low maintenance 4 unit Brick apartment building/buildings . Located in Lindale on W1st and "E" streets . Accepting reasonable offers . 706-331-0158 .

FOR SALE: 3 .2 acres on Spring Creek . 3 .2 acres on Spring Creek, SW Floyd Co ., Buttermilk Rd . $10,000 . Call 706 777-8701 .

FOR SALE: Silver Creek home for Sale . 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with double garage . Excellent neighbor-hood . Hardwood floors in living, dining and hallway . Laminate floor-ing in bedrooms . Gas log fireplace with remote control . Taxes around $700 per year . Built in 1991 . price $123,000 . Please reply to this ad if interested or call 706-767-0809 .

FOR SALE: Must See in Armuchee! Lovely home with lots of perks . . .Stainless steel appliances, granite courntertops, hardwoods/tile, dining room, large master suite with large walk-in closet, Front and back Porch . Must See! $208,900 . Call 706-506-3360 .

FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom Home for Sale . Very Nice Ranch style home for sale sits on 2 lots wooded, seclud-ed quite neighborhood,completely remodeled, must see to appreciate . $139,500 . Call 706-235-3490 .

30+ Acres For Sale: WOW . . .30 plus acres for sale . Already subdived . County Road access on both sides . Discount for cash sale or will owner finance . For more info go to http://buyhereproperty .com . See Gordon County . Or call: 407-375-9262 .

FOR SALE: Duplex for Sale . Well built duplex, both sides rented and pro-fessionally managed . Annual rental income is $10,200, priced to sale at $89,900 . Call 706-766-1432 for details . NO OWNER FINANCING .

FOR SALE: Home with Inground Pool . 3 bedroom/ 2 bath home . Great-room w/ cathedral ceiling, Formal Dining Room, eat in kitchen . Home office w/ builtins, separate bonus w/ a fireplace . Home has been recent-ly updated . Private backyard . Sepa-rate dog run and large storage build-ing . MOTIVATED SELLER!! $154,900 . About 21,000 sq . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

FOR SALE: HOME & BUSINESS . BEAU-TIFUL FOUR BEDROOM SPACIOUS HOME ON ONE ACRE, WITH A SEP-ARATE WEDDING CHAPEL BUILD-ING (COULD BE IN-LAW HOUSE OR OTHER TYPE OF BUSINESS) LOTS OF TREES, FLOWERS, KOI POND . BUSI-NESS IS INCLUDED, OWNERS WILL TRAIN OR PROPERTY ONLY CAN BE PURCHASED . ONLY $250,000

WANTED: I'LL BUY YOUR HOUSE! I"ll Buy Your House Today . CA$H! (706)506-8491

FOR SALE: Waterfront Lot on Weiss Lake . Waterfront Lot - 1+/- Acre - Great Location on Co . Rd . 513 in Cherokee County, Al . Excellent building site . Deep water on Coosa River Channel . Exceptional views of Cedar Bluff bridge and Alabama Belle areas . Beautiful sunrises . Call 404-975-9457 or 404-705-9160 .

24 FOR SALE: For Sale by Owner . Cave Spring, Cul-D-Sac lot, appx .3 .3 acres, custom built, one owner, all 1st . quality materials, no prefabs or pressed wood . Brick/rock . Fin-ished basement w/large family room, bedroom, 1/2 bath, laundry . All new appliances and air, freshly painted . Very private and ready to move in . 3,600 sq . $179,000 . Call 706-676-1171 .

FOR SALE: Want to live in Athens, TN? Home sits on 8 .59 wooded acres Main floor has 2269sq . ft, and rooms have 9' ceilings, 3 Bedrooms, 2 .5 Bathrooms . Kitchen has oak cab-inets dishwasher, microwave and stove remain . Large laundry room with half bath and utility sink . 24x24 garage . MORE INFO: Go online to www .forsalebyowner .com and search listing # 21562014 .

FOR SALE: COME HOME TO YOUR BACKYARD OAS . BY OWNER SAVE $$$$ 3 bed/2 bath home . Spacious

greatroom w/ cathedral ceiling, Formal dining room, Home office w/ built-ins,Bonus w/a fireplace and french doors leading to a hottub overlooking inground pool w/ wa-terfall . Private landscaped back-yard . Separate dog run and out-building . A MUST SEE!! $158,200 . Call 770-843-7263 .

FOR RENT: House in Riverside . Central heat and air, ceiling fans, fresh paint, new laminate flooring, remodeled bathroom, enclosed front porch, garage and fenced in yard . Tenant is responsible for raking and cutting lawn . No smoking and no pets . References, employment and credit check are required . 706-625-3019

FOR RENT: Room for Rent . One room in 2-bedroom house near Shorter Ave is for rent . Access to living room, dining room, bathroom, and kitchen . Security deposit to be determined . Professional tenant is seeking male or female roomate who is clean, or-ganized, and a non-smoker . Call Casey at 706-232-7029 .

FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom 1 Bath House . 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom House in Riverside/Celenese community! GREAT STARTER HOME! Fenced in Backyard! Call 706-252-0210 .

FOR LEASE: Condo's for Lease! 4 Minutes north of Mt . Berry Sq . Mall YARD WORK DONE FOR YOU! Call 706-252-0210 .

FOR LEASE: Lease your Dream Home 4 Minutes north of Mt . Berry Sq . MallYARD WORK DONE FOR YOU!

FOR RENT: Duplex Apartments . 2 Minutes from By-pass . Call 706-252-0210 . $475 month .

FOR RENT: Industrial Building . Com-mercial/Industrial with 3 phase power; 3 offices; breakroom; 2 bath-room facilities; large roll up door in back; loading dock with large roll up door for 18 wheeler deliver-ies . $1600 .00 month plus $500 .00 deposit . Excellent for mfg ., storage, auto repair .Handicap accessible . Ce-dartown 770-749-5057 .

FOR RENT: 3 bed/ 2 bath home for rent! 3 bedroom/2 bath house for rent located in a subdivision in Adairsville! 5 minutes from I-75 and convenient to Calhoun, Cartersville, and Rome! 2 car garage, master with walk-in closet and private bath,and basement . Refrigerator, dishwasher, and stove included! Pets welcome! $1,000 per month . Call Daniel (678) 986-3110 .

FOR LEASE: Wanted, good r good tenants for very Nice Brick Apart-ment, Stove & Refri furnished . Min 6 Month lease . References checked . For application or more info call 706-331-0158 . Standard Dep $250; chil-dren, pets extra dep . $400 or $325 per month .

FOR RENT: House for Rent in River-side . For Rent in Riverside Commu-nity . 43 Dogwood St . 2 bed, 1 bath, with central heat & air, $480 monthly rent, $450 security deposit . Call Eric 706-291-4916 .

FOR RENT: Duplex . Insulated very well . Heats & cools easily . Well in-sulated . Wired for cable or satelite . Central heat / natural gas . Present landlord name required . You pay power utility . Water no charge . 4971B Rockmart Hwy . across from Marathon . Carport included . $425 month . Call 678-757-0549 .

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3rd shift child or elder care . Avail-able 3rd shift for your child care or elder care needs . CPR certified . Also available for house sitting . Call 706-767-0809 .

Personal/Professional Development . Professional athletes use a coach to help them perform at their best . Ev-eryday people can utilize a coach to perform at their personal and pro-fessional best also . Contact Marcie at (706)859-8110 or visit http://www .renewedlifecoaching .com to see how coaching can help you .

Leadership in time of crisis: Lead-ership during a crisis is the ulti-mate test for any one . Renewed Life Coaching Services can help with: Leadership Development, Sales Management, Customer Service, Team Building, etc . Contact Marcie at (706)859-8110 or visit http://www .renewedlifecoaching .com to see how we can help you during these tough economic times .

POSITION OFFERED: Profession-al Painting Services: Let's help each other get out of a recession .My painting price is bottom dollar to save you money and get me by until things get better for all of us . So call me now at 706-266-5305 for estimates . Ask for Ron .

POSITION OFFERED: Shipping Trans-portation Service . Business Owners! Do you need someone with ship-ping and transportation back-ground? I have worked for three LTL carriers and two manufactuers . I also sell and ship items for Amazon .com and Ebay on occasion . Please e-mail Susan2rome@aol .com .

POSITION OFFERED: Freelance writer for hire! Freelance writer needs current bylines . News articles, letters, news releases, small research proj-ects . Prior publication in local and regional publications . Very reason-able rates by project . Please e-mail Susan2rome@aol .com .

Scentsations! Home Parties . Scent-sations! handpoured candles and creations! Local based company! No middle man, buy directly from us! Book your party today and ask about our great hostess package! Call today! 256-706-0648 or visit myspace .com/scentsations09 . Email scentsations09@yahoo .com for more information . Create a Scent-sation today!

Cut your utility bills . Utility bills got you down? Need a tax break up to $1500? Tired of cold floors? Then look no further! Create a healthier home environment . Eliminate musty smells and mold . Save 25% or more on your utility bills . Call Jeff for a free estimate . 706-409-1847 .

FOR SALE: Decorative Concrete Rome Ga . Concrete Rome Ga www .Ro-meGaConcrete .com 770-380-5277 . Stained Concrete . Old world beauty ~ modern day luxury with tons of colors of custom stain to choose from . the Acid Stain reacts with the minerals present in the concrete giving it the look and feel of natural stone .

CHILD CARE: I Will keep your child in my home . Day shift only . Armuchee-Glenwood area . Reasonable rates . Excellent references supplied . Call 706-506-2197 for more information and rates .

12 POSITION OFFERED: Profession-al Chimney Service . Inspections, sweeps, repairs to masonry and other type chimneys, wood stoves, new caps, waterproofing, anything to do with a chimney from a small repair to major renovations . Li-censed, insured, and Nationally Cer-tified by the Chimney Safety Insti-tute of America . Call 770-606-0920 for more information .

POSITION DESIRED: CARE PROVID-ER . Certified CPR/AED First Aid . I am a personable and caring gen-tleman . will do light meals, shop-ping and transportation . Flexible hours and references . Call Mr . John at 678-901-7821 .

ROME, GA'S DECORATIVE CONCRETE We specialize in decorative concrete finishes for commercial and resi-dential spaces . We beautify existing areas and create new decors using state-of-the-art products, advanced techniques, imaginative artistry, and professional craftsmanship . See photos and techniques at www .GeorgiasConcreteSolutions .com! Call to schedule your concrete mas-terpiece! 770-298-1957 . POSITION DESIRED: Honest handy-man . Reliable & honest handy man . References available .Repair, remodel, improve . Call Steve at 706-291-9426 for more information and to dicuss rates . Roof leaks fixed . Roof leaks stoped cheap as possible . 20 years expereni-ce . Senior citizen/disabled discount call today . (706)291-5884 leave message if no answer .

17 POSITION DESIRED: Housekeep-er . I can clean your home or business . Most any time of day, night, or even weekend . Short notice, no problem . Great rates and referances . View this ad at www .RomeNewswire .com to respond .

18 WANTED: BRIDES AND GROOMS .You've found the perfect mate, the question has been popped, the ring has been purchased but you need a romantic, picture perfect setting for the wedding? Visit Southern Mag-nolias Chapel in Rome, GA . Packag-es start at only $300 including the preacher! Visit our website www .southernmagnoliaschapel .com .

Transform Your Tired Kitchen . Why replace or re-face your existing cabinets? We perform a multi-step glazing technique . Free estimates . See how affordable it is to make your kitchen come alive . You can view samples at the Treasure Trove at 1944 Shorter Ave . References Avail-able . Serving Floyd and Surrounding area . Visit http://2sistersrenovations .multiply .com .

FREE CLASSIFIEDS: Got something to sell? List it for free in The News-wire and on our new-look Web site at www .RomeNewswire .com and sell it fast for no charge . Customers say our classifieds work, and it's all free . Visit www .RomeNewswire .com and click "Classifieds" to start posting today .

FOR SALE: APHA Horse For Sale . Reg-istered American Paint Horse For Sale, Gelding, 6 years old, must sell to good home . $650 .00 or best offerCall 706-295-0028 for more information . FOR SALE: St Croix lambs . St Croix lambs 2-9 months old, parasite re-sistant, good browsers, breed year round $100 and up . Call 1-256-523-4153 for more information about these great animals .

WANT TO BUY: I am looking for garden ready plants to start my backyard garden . I would rather put plants in the ground than seeds so I get a head start . Squash, toma-toes, broccoli, carrots, beans, etc . I am open to anything . Call 706-290-5980 if you have some plants to sell .

FOR SALE: Fresh veggies coming soon . All kinds . Will deliver . View this ad online at www .RomeNewswire .com to contact the seller .

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