12A The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, December 6, 1990
Saturday, December 8, 1990 10:30 A.M.
From Covington Take i-64 to Exit 3 (Callaghan).Take Rt.
159, i0.6 miles, near Hermatite Grocery. From White Sulphur, WV - South on
RI, 311 to Rt. 159, approximately 11 miles. WATCH FOR SIGNS
R~al Estate: Tract I . Attention horse lovers!! One story house
situated on approximately 114- acres~ 3 bedrooms, living room, dining
room, eat-in kitchen, and bath. Heated with oil furnace or wood/coal
stove. Accessible attic and partial basement. The property also has a
nice barn, double garage, grape arbor and fruit trees. Mostly open
pasture.
~- Approximately 5.3 acres. Across Rt. 159 from Tract t. Septic
system report available day of sale,
SOLD SUBJECT TO OWNER,S CONFIRMATION AT
VEHICLES:
1948 CHEVROLET FLEETMASTER 4 DOOR SEDAN
1967 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR SEDAN
I973 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR SEDAN
SATELLITE D!SH - Unimesh w/General Instrument Video Cipher II
2400R receiver.
drawers; Depression era dresser w/3-way mirror: Glassware includes
pressed glass, milk glass & china. PreSSed glass punch bowl w/12
cups, candy compotes, cruet, 6:place setting of china made in Japan
w/serving pieces, Royal Haeger vase, Cuckoo clock, silverptated flat-
ware, silverplated cream & sugar, figurines, ceramic Christmas tree,
afghans, records, book of 50 Norman Rockwetl's favorite prints, old
disc.
APPLIANCES, FURNITURE & MISCELLANEOUS: Hotpoint (like
new) almond refrigerator w/ice & water dispen~r (no frost), Hot-
point almond diShwaSher (like new), large Coldspot chest freezer,
Maytag automatic washer, Kenmore dryer, Hotpoint electric range,
maple double bed, twin beds, maple desk, cedar lined wardrobe, 3
piece sectional sofa, 2 recliners, 2 rocking chairS, kitchen table &
chairs, metal storage cabinets, metal file cabinet/safe combination,
safe, cedar chest, Singer electric sewing machine in nice cabTnet,
Silvertone electronic organ, maple end tables, coffee tables, book
cases, gun cabinet (6 gun), radlo/stereo/8 jrack player console, elec~
tric fans, electric heater, exercise bike, very large wood box, vacuum
cleaners, storage cabinets, radios, adding machine, Midland
Walkie/Talkies, Mr. Coffee, ToasterOven, iron mixers, crock pot, vi-
sion cookware, pyrex, miscellaneous dishes and glassware, electric
skillets, pressure cooker, large All American pressure cooker, pots &
pans, make-up mirror, blankets, bedspreads, bed linens, wall mirrors,
lamps, pictures, metal porch chairs, canning lars, and Western hal
~_AR PENTER & GARDEN TooLs & EoU'~PMENT; Craftsman drill
press, moving base for milling machine, band saw, bench grinder,
table saw, I/2 hp electric reversible motOr (like new), Craftsman cir-
cular saw sharpener and filing vise, 2-riding lawn mowers, 20" self-
propelled mower, 5 hp Wards tiller w/lay-off plow, Homelite leaf
blower, gasoline irrigation pump on wheels, 2-wheel barrows, come-
along, mole traps, fertilizer spreader & seeder, tree pruners, drop cor-
ds, hoses, ventilating fan, extn. ladder, bug fight, old cane apple
Picker, metal farm gate, shovels, rakes and many good hand tools.
Personal Property - Day of Sale.
Rea~state. 10% down- Balance on delivery of deed within 30 days.
Personal property - morning of sale.
703-862"4539 Or 703-862-1404 for appointment.
FOOD WILL BE SERVED.
BY
Smoot Junior
Honor
Grade 7
Gregory Wayne Tharp
Roberta Faye Helmick
Jerry Wayne Morris
Aleasa Sue Parker
Amanda Louann Martin
April Dawn Bennett
Grade 8
Erika Nlcole Henson
Jeremy Michael Reed
"llmrman Acy Workman
Tricia Evelyn Malus
Carrie Lynn Rodgers
Jamie Farrah Akers
High School
Roll
Norma Lee Lytle
Jeannette Nlcole Carr
ChaJldra Llewellyn Bryant
Grade 9
q¥oy Matthew Hunter
Sean Thomas Keesee
Tara Marie Tuckwlller]
Linda Lee hill
Candace Dolleen Clay
Billie Jo Gray
Melissa Lee Bryant
Marly Alan Holliday
Ryan Hamilton Keesee
Wesley Clark Riddle
Heather Diane Boggess
Darren James Cohenour
, lb.
cut, wrapped & frozen
• Sold on hanging weight
Meat Dressing
Caldwell, WV • 645-7861
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS
e
Too bad that guy didn't see you
when he was backing out of the
cro~:led parking lot at the mall.
Now your car is in the repair shop
and you're stranded.
Call U-Save Auto Rental.
We'll have you wheeling around to .n
in no time at all in a dependable
and economical car. We'll bet
you'll like our car as your own!
Your Home Town Car Rental Company®
DEC 9th-15th
ARIES - March 21/April 20
With work and holiday preparations,
it's difficult to take things slowly,
bu! you are able to handle the load
well. Look l\nward to some short
trips. Good ideas are sprinkled in
your path. Work will bring a bonus,
so Dm'll have more cash Ibr holiday
shopping. }:riday is tile best day of
the week for ronlautic dates,
'I'AI;ItUS - April 211May 21
You'll soon hear from people whom
you have Ilot heard ti'oHI ill a Io|lg
lime ]hi.', weekend, ellteltaintllellt
will be exciting. You have every-
thing well under comrol this week,
and linancial luck may be heading
you[ way,
GEM|N| - ~,ia) 22/June 21
Looks like a htirly quiet weekend,
just the thing It) give you the energy
Ior upcoming activities! Your home
atmosphere is happy, t:hll the Ibrlh-
coming IL'sUve season will be expen-
sive.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
A good week to finalize deals
invohmg large sums of money, such
as ti~e purchase eta new house.
There's extra work from mid-week
onwards. You'll enjoy close, rapport
with coworkers, and discussions
about topics of mutual interest,
Some thrilling news is likely this
weekend.
LEO - July 23/August 23
t)n Saturday, restrain the imptdsc to
spend too lavishly; your generosity
could go leo thr. For mothers, every-
thing concerning children takes on a
lovelier tone. You dou'l have much
time or energy to spare tbr friends,
so it shouldn'~ bother you thai
they're not clamoring lbr your c9l'~-
pany aow,
VIRGO - August 24/Sept 22
Special people are openly and pri-
vately proud of you. 'Fheir warmth
will prod your talents. With such a
buoyant, self-confident mood, you
mtght take on too much responsibili-
ty around midweek.
LIBRA - September 23/Oct 23
This weck will not be uncvenlful;
dramatic happenings will develop
and bring sudden changes for you.
You feel more conlident about the
prospects tbr ambitious a,ms
you've been keeping to
Don't neglect to do what
done at ht)me betbre taking a 1~
SCORPIO - Octot
It seems that you can't put
the wrong place this
world is intact. There
goldcn opporluniiies either
cially or socially, and
looks happy !
S&(iI'H'ARIIJS - NoV
l!arly this week, other peol~h
going to bc directing and
your social life. Wednesday,
lind itllcresl ill a new allbir.
there are signs that ','ou'll be
upwards; but there are also
turns of increased Ihmily
bilities.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
You are on top of the world
week---your ctliciency will
peak. On Wednesday,
increased responsibilities
with the utmost confidence.
company will be especial
able throughout most
AQUARIUS -Ja .y 21/
You'll relish being
whalc*cr's happening on a
scale this week. Friends
tires are in a very social
you will probably do a lot
raining.
PISCES - February
New and more litllilling work
to be present in your career
Don't go too liar with
you may go ovcrboard. Be
yourself no~. Current lunar
mean that travel is likely, with
new adventures in the air.
Your birthday this
TltE NEXT 12
If you want to make changes i
home, plan them carelully
out costs before startin
probably aware that
some kind of a career change t
near future. You may have
some serious decisions, bul
results will be excellent
This co,nmg year is going to
exciting one!
Osteopaths Reveal NeW
In observance of the osteo- medical care will be
palhic profession's centennial in through
1992 and in line with the theme local public and private
"Osteopathic Medicine: A Cen- The "Care-A-Van" staff
tury of Making a Difference," the provide education on
A.merican Osteopathic Assocla- to all those screened.
tton (AAO) has revealed plans lor In addition to
a new medical screening across cal screening, the
the nation, plans to collect
Commencing in early summer relative to: predOl
1991 and continuing throughout healthcare problems
1992. the profession will provide populations; barrie
,baseline healthcare screenings" healthcare resources; arid
to America's medically underser- tunities for both
red populations. Mobil medical rate development
units, dubbed "Care-A-Vans." resources.
will travel throughout the coun- Across the nation
try. Ixmal volunteer osteopathic which represents ~or
physicians, students, interns, 29.600 osteopathic
and resktents will staff the vans promotes the public
during visits to both ntral and courages scientific
inner city locales, acts as the
Wherever possible, screened for osteopathic
individuals who need additional colleges.
1990 DODGE CARAVAN
.LE Pkg. V-6, long wheel base. 7 passenger .......................... $1 7,995
1990 DODGE CARAVAN
7 pass., V-6, low miles ............................................................. $14,995
1989 DODGE CARAVAN
7 pass., LE Package ............................................................... $13,495
1989 GRAND CARAVAN
loaded with extras, include rear air ...................................... $14,495
1989 CARAVAN SE
V-6, air ................................................................................... $10,995
1988 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN
LE Package, V-6, 7 pass., loaded .......................................... $13,995
BARGAIN BOX
1986 PONTIAC FIERO ................... . ..... $5.395
1985 CHEVY CHEVETTE.2 IN STOCKS3,195
1985 FORD ESCORT ........................... $3,995
1985 CHEVY SPECTRUM ................... $4,695
1984 FORD TEMPO ............... . ............. $-3,995
1982 CHEVY CHEV ETTE .................... $3,295
BARGAIN BOX
1990 DODGE SHADOW-Shelby Performance Package, very limited Production....$11,995
1990 CHEVY LUMINA-V-6, air, loaded w/options ................................................ $13,995
1988 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7- auto, air, loaded ............................................ $11,895
1988 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER- 4 door, air, power windows & locks ................ $8,995
1988 CHRYSLER CONQUEST TSl-toaded w/options, new tires, extra sharp ....... $9,995
1987 MERKUR XR4TI - autm air, leather interior ..................................................... $7,995
1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY CL-V-6, auto, loaded, extra sharp ................................ $6,995
1986 OLDSMOBILE NINETY EIGHT- auto, air, sharp .......................................... $6,995
1986 FORD MUSTANG - a ....................................................................... $4,295
1982 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE- auto, air, loaded ............................................ $4,995
TRUCKS
1990 DODGE W-150 - 318 engine, 4x4, 8ft. bed, 4 spd,air ................................... $15,495
1990 DAKOTA LE-6 1/2 bed, air, power windows & door locks, 40,000 miles ...... $14,995
1989 DODGE Wl00 - 4x4, 4 spd, manual, air. 8 ft. bed ....................................... $13,995
1988 FORD F250 4)(4 - 5 spd., air, long bed, cruise, tilt ....................................... $12,995
1988 CHEVY C1500 4X4 - manual trans., long bed ............................................... $9,495
1988 DODGE RAM 50-topper, extra sharp, custom interior .................................... $7,995
...................... air...: ................................ : ............................... $9,495
1988 FORD BRONCO II - air, Eddie Bauer Pkg ................................................... $11,295
1987 DODGE RAIDER - 4)(4. 5 spd., air ................................................................ $8,495
1984 JEEP SCRAMBLER- 4X4. excellent shape, no rust ...................................... $6,995
1984 CHEVY S-10 - extended cab, 4X4 .................................................................. $4,995
1973 CHEVROLET EXPLORER MOTOR HOME .............................................. $5,995
1964 FORD DUMPTRUCK - 1 ton, nice shape ...................................................... $3,495
I •
U.S. 219 NORTH AT LEWISBURG CITY LIMITS 645-4137
U.S. 219 SOUTH AT FAIRLEA 645-1010
Worker
Ann Waddy is
Thumb Worker for
munity Services. Ms
receptionist, office
sists the volunteers
Clothing Store and
cations for various
Ms Waddy has
Green Thumb
nmnity Services
1989. The Green Tlat~
gram is a Senior
Service Employm
funded by a grant
Department of
Thumb's mission is to
the social and
tion of older
rooting employment
opportunities for older
and to place people
nity service jobs
sary for rural
that often go
budget or
Union
The Union High
the SADD (Stud~
Driving Drunk}
held its first race
school
Instead of
officers, it was
committee from the
was later decided
ricers: a treasurer.
porter. Treasurer Is
Dunbar and
Nichols. The
appreciate the
any parent
area business
mative stages.
