FOR SALE: Power Wheel-chair, new parts, asking$500 OBO. Call 276-220-8811. 10-25-2t-pd

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1974 CJ5 JEEP. $5,500 nego-tiable. Phone (276)679-2854.8-23-1tn

—————————————FOR SALE: 1982 F150 4x4truck. $1200 obo. 565-6238after 6 p.m. 8-2-tfn-nc

—————————————2010 HONDA FIT SPORT–White. 20,300 miles. Manualw/Cruise. Dealer Mtnd.AM/FM/CD/MP3CD.AUX/USB. 35 HwyMPG. Excellent.$14,200. (276)523-1772. 10-18-2t-pd

2.02 ACRES OF MOUNTAINLAND near Big Cherry Lakewith septic system. Asking$14,000. Phone (276)679-2854. If no answer, pleaseleave message. 8-2-tfn-nc

—————————————LAND FOR SALE: 81 acres, 5miles outside Big Stone Gap.Call 276-524-1138. 10-25-4t-pd

3BR, 2BA BRICK HOUSE onone acre. Screened backporch, privacy fence, paveddriveway, 1/2 basement, newappliances, fireplace w/fullpropane tank. Priced belowappraisal in Dryden Heights.276-546-5052. 10-25-2t-pd

—————————————3BR, 2BA HOUSE For Sale inSouthern section of BSG.Hardwood floors, 3 heatsources: HP, oil, gas fire-place, on 12 city lots, bor-dered on back side byNational Forest, at the end ofa dead end street that facesthe primary school. Has a60x20 L shaped deck, largestorage building. Very privatewith lots of large trees.Serious callers only: 276-523-1218. 10-25-1t-pd

—————————————BSG - HOME LEASE TO OWN–3BR, 2BA, good potential;needs handyman. Ownerfinancing with down pay-ment. Sold under assess-ment. 276-523-5587. 10-25-tfn

—————————————LAND AND TRAILER. BigStone Gap. $65,000. Seriousinquiries only. Call (276)220-3778. 6-28-tfn-nc

REDUCED TO $18,000 -Mobile home on two 50’ lots,2835 Shawnee Ave., E. CallFred Kelly 276-523-2536. 8-2-tfn-c

—————————————HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 bed-room, one bath brick home,two car garage, over 1,400sq . ft. - just painted insideand out, with new carpet inthe fully finished basement -2120 E 3rd Ave. , for sale byowner. 679-0250. 5-10-tfn-c

3BR, 1BA HOUSE onCallahan in Appalachia.$425/mo, $425/deposit.276-565-1173. 10-25-1t-c

—————————————HOUSE FOR RENT - 4BR,2BTH,. Nice, heat pump,large TV room. BSG.(276)207-6361, (276)337-0378. 10-25-2t-pd

—————————————2 BR APARTMENTS in BigStone Gap. w/pool. BontriApartments. 276-393-9419.10-18-4t-c

—————————————2BR DOUBLEWIDE inSeminary on 1 1/2 acres.$400/mo. Deposit required.Call Bobby 393-9419. 10-18-2t-c

—————————————2BR HOUSE (BSG)$500/mo, $500/dep.References & depositrequired. 523-4181. 10-18-tfn

—————————————1BR APARTMENT, close toBSG. Deposit & ReferencesRequired. 523-2756. 8-23-tfn

—————————————BSG - SMALL EFFICIENCYAPT. Clean, well maintained.$290/month. Water &Appliances included. Nopets. References & depositrequired. 276-523-5587. 7-19-tfn

—————————————1-BR APT and 2-BR APT inAppalachia. Also, 2BR Houseand 1BR furnished apart-ment. These apartmentshave rental assistance forqualified person. 276-565-1837 or 276-325-1858 or 276-679-5827 . tfn-3-4-c

—————————————1 BEDROOM APARTMENT -Colonial Apts. No pets. Call423-246-7310. 8-18-tfn

—————————————AAPPPPAALLAACCHHIIAA,, WWAATTEERR &&EELLEECCTTRRIICC FFUURRNNIISSHHEEDD 2ndFl. Apt. Fig Bld. Main Street. 1bedroom , $440 per mo.(276)328-4344. www.figen-terprises.net for pics. 6-28-tfn

—————————————BBIIGG SSTTOONNEE GGAAPP,, 22BBDD MMHH..212 E 29th St. Near HighSchool. $350 per mo.(276)328-4344. www.figen-terprises.net 8-16-tfn

—————————————2BR MOBILE HOME & 1BRApartment, deposit & refer-ences required. NO PETS.276-523-3378. 8-9-tfn

2 AND 3 bedroom HOUSES,APARTMENTS & MOBILEHOMES. CommercialBuildings Available! Call 276-523-7553. www.rig-gsrentals.net. 98-20-tfn

—————————————BSG 2BR APARTMENT,clean, well maintained. Water& appliances included.$370/mo. References &deposit required. No pets.276-523-5587. 8-2-tfn

—————————————1 BR EFFICIENCY APART-MENT - HUD accepted. 276-393-6400. 10-11-tfn

—————————————1 BEDROOM NEW LOGHOUSE– $500 per month.1200 square feet of livingspace. New appliances withlots of extras. Not HUDapproved, with referencesrequired. $400 deposit with1 year lease. Big Stone Gap,Jasper area. Call 276-365-2961 10-11-4t-pd .

—————————————APARTMENT FOR RENT INBSG, $450.00, 2 BR, 1 BA,NO PETS, $450.00 deposit,lease. Call: 393-5745 or 393-0872. 10-11-tfn

TRANSPORT DRIVER WANT-ED– Must have Class A CDLwith haz mat and tankendorsements. Also musthave 50,000 miles of experi-ence. Contact RandallTankersley, at Childers OilCo., (606)633-2525. 10-11-3t-pd

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—————————————FIRST CHOICE HOMEHEALTH CARE is acceptingapplications for an RN posi-tion for visiting field work.This is a full time positionwith benefits (health insur-ance, life insurance and den-tal insurance). Applicantsmust have reliable vehicle,have current VirginiaLicense, good organizationalskills and possess excellentnursing skills. Salary nego-

tiable plus mileage. Homehealth experience notrequired for this position.Please apply in person toFirst Choice Home HealthCare, 46–7th St., Norton, VA(across from Norton PostOffice). Applications will beaccepted until position isfilled. No phone calls. EOE.10-25-2t-c

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AUCTIONSAbsolute Auction - 266±acres in Bath County, VA,offered in 5 tracts; adjoiningNational Forest; 7,000± SFCustom Home; 1 BR, 1 BACabin and Shop Building.1.97± acre lot adjoinsNational Forest. Auction heldat Three Hills ConferenceCenter, 348 Three Hills Lane,Warm Springs, VA 24484 onNovember 1 at 6 PM. Go towoltz.com for more informa-tion or call 800-551-3588.Woltz & Associates, Inc. RealEstate Brokers &Auctioneers (VA# 321).Roanoke, VA.

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSTrustee Foreclosure - 494acres - Ten Tracts. Total TaxAssessed Value:$3,439,200.00. Auction:

Saturday, November 10 at 10am, 2 pm, 2:30 pm Pond,Creeks, Farm Land andPlanted Pines. 207 +/- acres,Prince Edward County -Farmville, Virginia; 191 +/-acres, Fluvanna County -Scottsville, Virginia; 96 +/-acres, Fluvanna County -Columbia, Virginia WalkerCommercial Services, Inc.VAAF#549 Ph: (540) 344-6160 - www.walker-inc.com

AUCTION - Real Estate &Personal Property - CliffsideMansion & Cottages, 216+/-Acre Country Estates,Offered in 17 Tracts in CarrollCounty and Galax, VA. Longfrontage on New River Trailand Chestnut Creek.Guaranteed to Sell Over$699,000. November 8, 10am - Personal Property;November 9, 10 am PersonalProperty,† Real Estate sellsat NOON. Sale held On-Site-Tract 7, 506 Cliffview Road,Galax, VA 24333. 5%Buyer’s Premium on RealEstate, 10% Buyer's Premiumon Personal Property. Formore information, go towoltz.com or call Woltz &Associates, Inc, Brokers &Auctioneers, (VA# 321)Roanoke, VA, 800-551-3588.

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AUCTION: Saturday-Nov. 3,10:30 a.m. MecklenburgElectric Coop, Chase City,VA,15 vehicles(trucks/cars/van), DitchWitch 5010Trencher/Backhoe.

Well-maintained vehicles/equipment.Vaughan Auction& Realty Co.† 434-736-8400www.vaughanreal ty.comVA.A.F.239

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYA SODA/SNACK VENDINGROUTE Machines &Locations $9K Investment.Finance Available. 800-367-6709 EXT. 6039.

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

One, two, and three bedroom apartments for rent at Inman Village in Appalachia.

These apartments are furnished with a range and refrigerator and have central heat and airconditioning. A laundromat is located on thecomplex for apartment use. These apartments

are for low and moderately low income families. If you are interested, you may apply at:

Litchfield Manor, Coeburn, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Appalachian Towers, Appalachia, Tuesdays, 8:00 am. to 4:00 p.m.

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Like new MF home on 1.88 Acres in thecountry, over 2046 SF, in ground pool,

large garage and pool house- appliancesincluded-, HP, large MBR & BA, Jacuzzi,

Nice view and land can be divided.

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4800 SF building with roadfrontage- corner lots,

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411 3rd Ave., BSG $69,000

628 Wood Ave., BSG $79,900

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LAND FOR SALE- 4.63 Acres near town- great views, town

water and sewer- cleared and ready for home sites.

Exclusive Listing Call VickieWampler for details. $65,000

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EXCLUSIVE NEW LISTING 107 Kevin Slemp Drive,

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Craft Days, Shindig brought action to areaBY SHIRLEY POFF-MCMAHAN

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Our community was saddened at thenews of the passing of Billy Chandler lastweek. Billy will be missed by his familyand all those who had the privilege ofknowing him. Our prayers and thoughtsare with the Chandler family.

The Home Craft Days and the PowellValley Shindig brought a bit of action tothe town and communities over the week-end. Many old friends and classmatestook advantage of the time to re-connectand re-kindle friendships. The mountainsadded their beautiful colors into the falltheme of the occasion.

It is amazing how you can take thesimplest materials and make crafts anddecorations. Someone had taken a pieceof an oak stem and cut it into a beautifulflower. The petals looked exactly like aflower. It had been sprayed so that it had

the fragrance of a flower. The one thatmade it did a wonderful job. The quilts arealways beautiful and the stitching alwayseven on them.

Throughout the years I have seen sun-shine, rain, and cold enough weather tobring snow to our area at this time of year,but I don’t think I ever saw the windblowing dirt and sand.

Friday the visibility along the ridgeswas very low. All reports were that it wasthe wind storms from Texas andOklahoma blowing the dirt and sand ourway. I didn’t think too much about it untilSunday, when we went to get in our car. Itwas then that I saw something on thewindshield.

It looked like one big spider web. I

thought someone had gotten a Halloweendecoration and put it on the car window.When I got closer I could see that it was-n’t a decoration but fine webbed lines allthe way across the front and the back win-dows. It was grains of sand that were con-nected together as thin threads shapedinto one huge spider web on each win-dow.

I really wouldn’t have wanted to bemuch closer to those states. I can imaginehow much dirt and sand would accumu-late in closer areas. The droughts duringsummer have been a problem to thoseareas, now the wind is carrying their soilaway. These conditions make problemsfor the next growing season, not to men-tion the health problems that can becaused by pollution.

I was glad to receive a call Sundayfrom Barbara Boggs Ramsey in SouthCarolina. It is always good to be able totalk to friends that have moved away fromour area.

Sylvia Zirkle and daughters, SherryTrinkle and Sheila Adldoost, visited theCraft Fair Saturday and then spent theafternoon in Kingsport.

Please remember all those that aresick. So many have been affected by theflu-type symptoms that have been passedaround. Remember our school children,our troops, our nation, and the upcomingelections.

We listen to those in authority andthose hoping to be elected. They seem totalk without saying anything, they ask forour support without being honest. Theyonly press on the wrongs of the past andthen ask us to not question their plans forour future.

Can we really take them at their word?Are they really putting the good of thepeople before the good of their party orthe good of themselves? It would be niceif they would be honest in their plans andtheir agendas that they are asking us tosupport.

Crackers Neck

Fiddler on the Roofto be staged at Pound

Fiddler on the Roof, a universal story of hope, love andacceptance, will be staged Monday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in thePerforming Arts Center, Pound.

It is presented by Pro-Art Association, The University ofVirginia’s College at Wise and Mountain Empire CommunityCollege as part of the W. Campbell Edmonds Memorial ConcertSeries.

Rousing, heart-warming songs including “Tradition,”“Matchmaker, Matchmaker” and “Sunrise, Sunset” are part of themusical score.

Fiddler on the Roof is based on the stories of SholomAleichem, and its universal theme of tradition cuts across barri-ers of race, class, nationality and religion.

In the little village of Anatevka, Tevye, a poor milkman, triesto keep his family traditions in place. Yet, times are changing andwhen Tevye’s daughters want to make their own matches, hemust choose between their happiness and his beloved traditions.

Tevye’s love of his family, pride and faith help him face thedangerous forces in Anatevka which threaten to destroy the lifehe and his fellow villagers want to preserve.

Admission is $12 adults, $8 seniors, $6 students.The program is partially supported by the Virginia

Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for theArts.

For information or assistance for persons with special needs,visit the website at www.pro-art-va.org or call Pro-Art at276/376-4520.

Monday, Nov.5 at 7:30 p.m.Admission is$12 adults, $8 seniors,

$6 students.

Hannah Robbins, daughter of Buddy and Mendy Robbins was cho-sen to be the honorary drum major during UVA Wise halftime show dur-ing their Autism Awareness Day. Hannah attends Powell Valley MiddleSchool, is in band and plays the xylophone instrument. Hannah hasthe diagnosis of Autism. At one time her parents were told she wouldnot get past the first grade level. Due to hard work by her parents andall her previous teachers and aides Hannah is in 7th grade and in a reg-ular setting classroom and is a straight A student.

Leader of the band