While you might be able to fix it, MS FrontPage templates are not known for being very customizable. FrontPage (as you can see) adds a lot of junk code that is superfluous to your design.

When learning to develop web pages with FrontPage, you should look at it not as a tool that makes pages for you (have you noticed all of the extra folders it makes you upload? All of the extensions that it references need to be kept on the remote directory AND your server has to be FrontPage-compatible), but rather a tool for learning how to manipulate the code itself.

FrontPage will never be considered a powerful or useful tool to real developers, since it codes in such an odd and inefficient way. Macromedia Dreamweaver can do much more in a much more efficient manner, but you have to know the basics first, and unfortunately there aren't pretty templates for you to build off of.

I strongly discourage the use of templates anyway - an original design will leave a much more lasting impression on surfers.