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50 Game Basket Bingofor the beni f i t of theS h e p h e r d s t o w n F i r eDept. Saturday, May 25th.Doors open at noon,Bingo star ts at 2pm,a d va n c e t i c k e t s n o trequired. Baskets filled,King Tuts.

SPAGHETTI DIN-NERPikeside Lions Club -Saturday, April 27, 4-7pm atFellowship Church of theBrethren on Rt 11, 1/2 milesouth of Tabler Station Road.Adults $7, children 10 andunder $4. For information, call304-263-8056. All proceedsused for local charities.

T H E J i l l S . We e k l eyLearning Center, Located atJames Rumsey TechnicalInstitute, 3274 HedgesvilleRoad, Martinsburg, WV25403 is offering FREE Helpin the area of Math. For anentire week, for all their adultlearners. We are having aMath Marathon. Monday,April 29th- Friday, May 3rd,2013, 9am-4pm. Please callwith any questions or con-cerns to 304-754-9712.FREE Family EXPO &Craft Fair- Saturday, May11th 10am-4pm at theQuality Hotel in Harper’sFerry, WV (4328 William L.Wilson FWY 25425) NoAdmission Fee, FREEPony Rides, Moon Bounce,Face Painting and RockWall! Food/Desserts, Over50 vendors, Handmadeitems, Samples, Sand Art& Kids shopping tables andA great place to find aunique mother’s day pres-ent. The first 100 families toarrive will receive a goodieb a g f u l l o ffreebees/coupons Moredetails at www.amomscat-alog.com

C A L V A R Y Y o u t hSponsored Auction andSupper supporting The2013 Mission Team Trip onSaturday, April 27th, 2013.Adults $10, Children 10and under $4. In theCalvary Fellowship Hall,220 W. Burke Street ,Martinsburg, WV. Doorswill open on Silent Auctionat 4pm. Ham and TurkeySupper will be served from4:30pm-5:30pm. MusicalEntertainment at 5:30pmand Silent Auction conclud-ed; Live auction begins at6 :00pm. Con tac t t hechurch office for tickets(304)267-4542. Makechecks payable to “CalvaryYouth”. Deadline for ticketpurchase and donations isSunday, April 21st.

BBQ Man ia Quar te rAuction Saturday, April2 7 t h , 2 0 1 3 ,McConnellsburg Fire Hall,112 East Maple Street,McConellsburg, PA 17233.$5 per person includes 1padd le & l igh t mea l !Additional paddels are $1each. Doors open 4:30pm& Quar te r -Man ia funbegins at 6:00pm. Join usfor a fun filled evening forthe whole family with lots ofchances to win fresh meatsf rom a loca l marke t ,seafood, and some greatBBQ & summer items forjust a few quarters or less!There will be lots of meat tobe raffled off at a .25 centbid! IT’S SO EASY! Winthe top of our WinnersGalore Jar and you will winthe LazBoy 4-pc patio fur-niture set AND the CooperDining Set w/light up table,4 c h a i r s & u m b r e l l aw/stand! Win the top of ourKing Tut & you will win aKenmore 4 burner gas grillplus lots of other greatBBQ & Summer items!DON’T FORGET YOURQUARTERS! For info callor text Carole at (301)992-4825 or Jamie at (717)491-9025.BASKET/31 Bingo spon-sored by Relay for LifeBarb’s Blessings will beSunday, April 28, 2013 atVFW Post 1936, 70 E.W a s h i n g t o n S t . ,Hagerstown, Md. Ticket is$25 i nc l ud ing l unch .Reservation recommendedby calling 301-800-8327Th-Sat, 10am-4pm orGinger anytime at 304-433-1086. Doors opennoon and bingo 1pm.KingTut, raffles includingflat screen tv, and tip jars.All proceeds to AmericanCancer Society.

Animal WelfareSociety RabiesClinic Sat. May 4th,10a.m. to 12 p.m. atTrac to r Supp l y,Charles Town, WV .Cost: $10.00 per pet.More info 304-725-0589 www.awsjc.orgPets must be 3months of age, dogson leashes and catsin carriers.

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ACTS 11 Closet- Freeclothing give away everyTuesday from 11:15-12:00 noon at DestinyBaptist Church, JohnC u r t i s C l a r k eFellowship Hall, 115North Raleigh Street,M a r t i n s b u r g , W V.(Entrance at the back ofchurck). For more infor-mation call 304-267-4489. Rev. Micheal V.Norris, Pastor.

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Editorial

Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management Gives Thanks to Local Volunteers

Hospice builds dream for the future

Supporting people during the end of life’s journey is what Hospice of the Panhandle does – and what the non- profit has been doing since 1980:

A nurse teaches a family how to keep their loved one comfortable, an aide bathes an elderly woman, a chaplain whispers a prayer, a social worker arranges a visit for an out-of-town family member. In Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan and Hampshire counties, Hospice has helped thousands of patients and their families travel on this most difficult journey.

Hospice’s dream has been to provide a higher level of compassionate care by offering short-term symptom

management and respite care in a homelike environment. Hospice is now constructing a 14-bed inpatient unit for short-term stays, and an office building to house home care and support staff. The project is being built on 17 acres on the Berkeley-Jefferson County line and should be complete in early 2014.

At a cost of just over $11.6 million, Hospice has raised $3.56 million to date. The agency is reaching out to the community for continued support.

To learn more, to donate, or to visit the project site, call development director Maria Lorensen at (304) 267-1870, ext. 205.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Buyers Guide 267-9983 BETHELS Bread of LifeMeal: A free meal isoffered for those who arein need of assistance witha meal at Bethel Assemblyof God every 3rd Tuesday,at 5:00 to 6:15. Our nextmeal will be Tuesday, May,21st. Bethel Assembly ofGod is located at 2010Tavern Road, across fromCity Hospital. We look for-ward to seeing you.C a l v a r y U n i t e dMethodist Church 220W. B u r k e S t r e e t ,Martinsburg, WV 25401304-267-4542 Pastor:Rev. Al Clipp 8:30 &1 0 : 4 5 a m w o r s h i p ,S u n d a y S c h o o l :9:30am.GANOTOWN UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH,1863 Back Creek ValleyRoad, Ganotown, WV.Dinner- April 26th, 2013f r o m 4 p m - 7 p m .Homemade Chicken &Dumpl ings or Ham &D u m p l i n g s , G r e e nBeans, Apple Sauce,Cake and Drink. $8.00per dinner, Children 6a n d u n d e r e a t f r e e .Look for ad for FoodSale in June 2013!H A R M O N Y U n i t e dMethodist Church 9455Williamsport Pike FallingW a t e r s W V, 2 5 4 1 9Pastor Terri Cofiell 9:00a.m. Traditional Service1 0 : 1 5 a . m . S u n d a yS c h o o l 1 1 : 1 5 a . m .Contemporary ServiceApril 21, 2013– Youth-led worship with drama,“ T h e G a m e s Pe o p l ePlay”MT. Wesley U.M.Churchis having a all-you-can-eat Spaghetti Dinner onMay 4th from 4-7:30 pmi n S c r a b b l e . $ 7 . 0 0adults, 4-12 $3.50. 3a n d u n d e r f r e e .Spaghetti, bread, salad,drinks and dessert. Call304-263-8267 for direc-t i ons. Fundra ise r fo rMission projects.O T T E R B E I N U n i t e dMethodist Church, 549N . Q u e e n S t r e e t i nMartinsburg, invite youand your family to jointhem this week at theirmorning worship servic-es. Sunday morningworship at the church isa t 8 : 3 0(Contemporary/Praise)a n d 1 0 : 5 0 a . m .(Tradit ional). SundaySchool classes for allages are at 9:30 a.m.This week the churchw i l l c e l e b r a t e G o o dShepherd Sunday onApril 28. Pastor Mark’sse r mon message fo rthat day will be “TheLord is My Shepherd”.All are welcome! Comec e l e b r a t e t h e G o o dNews! Church of f ice:304-263-0342. The Rev.Mark C. Mooney is pas-tor

PASTOR C. Wayne Frum,304-229-8508 or 301-988-7654, of the Bunker HillUnited Methodist Church,9863 Winchester Avenue,Bunker Hill announces thefollowing Worship Services:Sunday, April 21st 8:30 AMWorship ServiceSunday, April 21st 9:45 AM- Sunday School, Sunday,April 21st - 11:00 AMTraditional Worship.P I K E S I D E U N I T E DMETHODIST CHURCH(25 Paynes Ford Road,Martinsburg). Early BirdWorship at 8:30 a.m.,Sunday School for all agesat 9:25 a.m. and MorningWorship at 10:35 a.m.(nursery and children’sc h u r c h a v a i l a b l e ) .Wednesday Bible Study at10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.FREE Breakfast, 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. on the secondSaturday of each month.Pastor Bob Cook. ChurchOffice: 304.263.4633.COME HOME TO PIKE-SIDE!THE First PresbyterianChurch will be presenting aSouthern Gospel Concerton May 5th, 2013 at3 : 3 0 p m i n t h e F i r s tPrebyterian Church; 220Sou th Queen S t ree t ,Martinsburg, WV. Mr. BuddyTrabert will be the featuredmusician. The public isinvited. A free will offeringwill be received. Freerefreshments.WE are having a hymn singon Saturday April 27, 2013at the Silver Grove UnitedM e t h o d i s t c h u r c h .Featur ing “The KnightFamily” out of Mt. Airy, Md.Starts at 6 p.m. Everyonewelcome to come worshipthe lord with us with somegood ole gospel music.Directions to our church.Rt. 9 onto Chestnut Hill Rdgo 3 miles church on leftafter Blue Ridge Acres. Rt.340 onto Chestnut Hill rdgo 1 mile church on right.

WILLING Vessel MinistriesDoug and Betty Stevensa n d f a m i l y F r o mMartinsburg WV Will beatThe Church of God ofProphecy Located at 354Cromwell St.Orbisonia, PA17243 On Sunday April28th at 6:00 P.M.Come andEn joy an even ing o fSouthern Gospel Musicand Anointed PreachingFor More Information call(814)-447-3995Winchester AvenueC h r i s t i a n C h u r c h(Disciples of Christ) 400W i n c h e s t e r A v e ,Martinsburg, WV. Rev.Benjamin Manning,Minister. Sunday School9:30, Morning Worship10:45. Thursday 10:00-1:00 Clothing ClosetOpen. (Church entranceand sanc tua r y a reaccessible to the handi-capped). Everyone wel-come.

BC Schools VolunteersNeeded- Assist a stu-d e n t w e e k l y w i t hschool work and selfesteem. Free training,TB tests and finger-pr ints. Volunteer atany BC School withpr incipal discretion.FREE PASS trainingo n T h u r s d a y a t9:30am, PALC, 3635W i n c h e s t e r A v e . ,M a r t i n s b u r g . N oreservations needed.C O M M U N I T YYard/Food/Bake Sale,Saturday, May 4, 20138 A M - 2 P M . M a r l o w eAssembly of God, 9045W i l l i a m s p o r t P i k e ,Falling Waters, WV. 304-274-2474. Reser ve aspace for $12 before May2.EASTRIDGE HEALTH

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Buyers Guide 267-9983 Wednesday, April 24, 2013MARTINSBURG HER-ITAGE DAY Saturday,May 11 , 10 :00am-5pm. Free tours of his-toric sites in downtownMartinsburg at the fol-lowing si tes: AdamStephen House, TripleB r i c k M u s e u m &Tunnels, Aspen Hall,Be l le Boyd House,Boydvi l le, Caper tonT r a i n S t a t i o n ,Roundhouse, Sumner-R a m e r H e r i t a g eArchives. Free parkingdowntown and freet r a n s p o r t a t i o nbetween featured sitesthroughout the day.For more information,s e e w e b s i t e a twww.orgsites.com/wv/adam-stephen or con-t a c t t h e A d a mStephen House a t304-267-4434.

9 West AppliancesRefrigerators, Stove’s,W a s h e r ’ s / D r y e r ’ s &Freezers. All l ike newwith warranty. Call 304-263-5049.

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FREEZER, Frigidaire heavyduty commercial freezer.A p p r ox . s i z e 3 x 3 x 2 .$250.00/obo Call 304-240-0734

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3 MEDELA HarmonyManual Breast Pumps,opened but unused. $10a piece or any reason-able offer will be consid-ered. 304-839-9606.

BOPPY Cuddle Pillow -kidney-shaped design,supports belly, hips andlegs. This was a lifesaverduring my pregnancy.Paid $45, asking $25. Nostains, excellent condi-tion, from clean, smoke-free home. 304-839-9606.

BOPPY Rock In ComfortTravel Swing, deep cra-dle seat with 5 pointadjustable harness, sixspeeds and plays music,n e w b a t t e r i e s . F o rinfants 6-25lbs. Fromclean, smoke-free home.Paid $62 at Walmart, sell-i n g f o r $ 4 0 / O B O .Call/text 304-839-9606.Can send pictures viatext or email.

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NEW Dining Hutch black &stained, beautiful w/lots ofstorage, 51”wx74”t, veryn ice, $650. 304-270-1021.

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CRANBERRY Cr ys ta lClear cut glass pedestalbowl $345. Call 304-676-2519.

GUN Cabinet that holds 7guns, $30. Call 304-886-0555.

18 1/2 Troy Built RidingM o w e r w / 4 2 ” c u tw/mulching kit, automaticw/cruise control, new bat-tery & more, 4 years old,$600/obo. 304-268-5952or 304-267-4648.

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AGED Manure-10yds.Horse manure $130 +tax. Call O.W. Hauling304-264-5966.

AGED Manure-10yds.Horse manure $130 +tax. Call O.W. Hauling304-264-5966.

EARLY SPRING DIS-COUNT! Call PotomacFarms Nursery for SpecialP r i c i n g o n D y e d &Shredded Mulch! (10 ydminimum). Call 304-876-3188.

FOR SALE: BROYHILLcherry dining room tableand 8 chairs includingt a b l e t o p p r o t e c t o r .$600.00 (304) 671-0550.

FREE: pick up unwantedlawn mowers, tillers, gen-erators, pressure washersand snow blowers. Doesn’tneed to run call 304-258-0777.

GARDENS plowed or tilledCall: 304-671-1620 or 304-229-5900.

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LAWN & Garden MowerWheel Horse, 312, 8speed, good condition$500. Call 304-279-3121.

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DRUM Set - Pearl Maxwin5 Piece, Wine Red ,Comes with Zildjian andSabian cymbals , hardwareand throne. $200.00, 304-229-2353.

K a r e o k e e M a c h i n e -Memorex. Speaker andmicrophone inc luded.E x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n .$125/OBO. 304-725-1301

PIANO, electric, Casio,C e l v i a n o A P - 2 4 a n dbench, perfect condition,$200, call 304-725-9600anytime.

PIANO , older upr ight,FREE. You must makearrangements to move.Playable but needs tuned .304-754-7335.

1 1965 AMF 26” RaodmasterDiscoverer, $140. Call 304-263-2167. In nice shape.

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F I S H I N G P o l e s - 3Shakespear brand, 1 red, 1red & black, 1 blue. All brandnew never used, $10 each ortrade for any 12” GI JoeFigures. Call 304-995-3329cash only.

GOLF Clubs - Ladies, NewFull Set & Bag. RightHanded, $300.00. 304-283-5868.

MARTIAL Arts Sparring gearlike new condition, $50. Call304-616-1108 or 304-754-8241.

MAUSER Military typeRifle with 330 roundsammo, $540. Call 304-261-2565 neg.

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4x10 Trailer mesh floor-ing, side racks, clear title.$700/OBO. 340-856-3032.

5 large White Pine Logs24” diameter. Nice for lum-ber. Call 304-676-0859 tomake offer.

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A D U LT W h e e l c h a i r($1000 new) sell $500 inexcellent condition 304-725-2480 10am-2pm.

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HAAN f loor sani t izer,steam, slim and light tocare for floors, like new,$70.00, 304-263-8230.

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YEAR 51 @Falling WatersCampsite – Since 1962!3 0 K H i d e - A w a yGoosenecks $297. 7 Daysa week. 9–5 Monday thruSaturday. 1–5 Sunday.304-274-2791

BUYING milk bottles (alls t a t e s ) , a n d s m a l lantiques-cash paid. Alsobot t les to t rade. Cal lDanese Donaldson 304-582-6070.

WANTED TO BUY: New &Old Tools, Iron Skillets, MilkBottles, Old Banks, Knives,Hunting & Fishing Items,Old Knives-Military Goldand Silver Items, Swords &Baynets. Anything Old. CallToday 304-262-9155. PhilMercer over 50 years buy-ing in Eastern Panhandle.CASH.

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35 Ton husky log splitter,bought brand new, 1 yr oldused 1 time.,will sell for$1500.00 firm. or will tradefor motorcycle. 304-229-6711.

BLACK & Decker 18VFIRESTORM 1/2” Drill,cha rge r, 3 ba t te r ies .Excellent Cond. $75.00304-274-9010 9AM-6PMNO SUNDAY CALLS.

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STIHL 044 chainsaw.2 0 - i n c h b a r . G o o dcondit ion. $400. 301-514-1083.

HAY for sale. Square balesstored inside, 4x5 roundbales also. Orchard grassand brome. Call 304-671-4269.

AKC German Shepherdp u p s , m a l e / f e m a l e ,black/tan or black/silver,shots & wormed, $300.304-229-8545.

AKC Shelti Pups- Sableand White, Blue Merle,1st shots and wormesand parents on premi-sis.$250 Call 304-279-3115.

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WANTED- Your unwantedfar m an imals, Goats,C h i c k e n s , R o o s t e r s ,G e e s e , D u c k s ,Guineas,Turkeys, Pigeons,House Birds, Rabbits, ect.Further details Call BigB e n 3 0 4 - 2 6 7 - 4 6 4 8 .Clip&Save!

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2 large Dogloo Doghouseslike new condition, $25each. Call 304-616-1108 or304-754-8241.

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RO O F I N G , s h i n g l e s ,standing seams, rubber,siding, soffit. J&J Builders3 0 4 - 2 6 3 - 1 7 9 8 [email protected].

C U S TO M C a r p e n t r y,Remodel ing k i tchens,painting, roofing, decks,HVAC, siding, fascia, soffit,bathrooms, addi t ions.Cus tom bu i l t homes.Plumbing, electrical, resi-dential, commercial. J&JBuilders. Licensed/Insured304-263-1798, Jjbld.com.

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CHILDCARE Available forsumer and beyond. Infantthrough 5 years. Call 304-267-2533/day or evening.

CHRISTIAN in home, statecer ti f ied Childcare forb e f o r e a n d a f t e rschool,holidays and sum-mer, 12 years experience,r e a s o n a b l e r a t e s ,snacks/meals provided,non-smoker. Call 304-886-0091.

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A T T E N T I O N W o o dWorker- Air Dried WalnutCherry Oak, 5 quarter$3.00 board foot. Call 304-725-4816.

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P E N N ’ S H a n d y m a nS e r v i c e . P a i n t i n g ,Remodel ing , Dr ywal l ,Power Washing, Yardwork,Landscaping, Roofing,G u t t e r R e p a i r a n dCleanout. Any odd job. Allwork guaranteed. 304-886-2837 or email [email protected].

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HAULING of anything.R e a s o n a b l e p r i c e .Handyman will do al i t t le of everything.Call anytime 304-283-3955.

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PREOWNED POINTERS --How to make buying a preowned vehicle less stressful

ON THE ROAD AGAIN --Road trip tips for spring drivers

TEACHING YOUR TEEN --Tips for helping teens learn to drive

Page B2 Buyers Guide 267-9983 Wednesday, April 24, 2013

TIPS TO MAKE BUYING A PREOWNED VEHICLELESS STRESSFULMen and women purchase a preowned vehicle for a variety of reasons. Preowned vehiclesare often a better bargain than a brand new car right off the lot, and a preowned vehicle willlikely cost less to insure, making it an even bigger bargain. In addition, many manufacturersand dealers have recognized the growing appeal of preowned vehicles and, as a result,offer warranties, something that was unheard of as recently as a decade ago.But buying a preowned vehicle is still a nerve-wracking process for some consumers, whono doubt recall the horror stories of yesteryear when previously owned vehicles were soldas-is and the risk of buying a lemon was enough to scare consumers away. That risk hasdwindled considerably, but there are still some things prospective buyers can do to ensurethe process of buying a preowned vehicle is less stressful and more likely to be a success.Research the vehicle you want to buy. The Internet has made it easier than ever beforeto conduct research regarding certain vehicles. In a relatively short period of time, con-

sumers can learn about a vehicle’s standard features, safety records and warranty informa-tion, and may even find opinions about the vehicle online from past or current owners of thesame model. Owner opinions might be especially valuable, as owners might shed light onany mechanical issues you might not be able to glean from other sources.Determine your price range. Settling on a price range is an important part of the processwhen buying a preowned vehicle. If you will be financing the vehicle, then you likely won’tsave as much on insurance as if you buy the vehicle outright. That’s because lending institu-tions typically mandate that a vehicle be fully insured while it’s being financed. If your insur-ance is going to be as high as it would be to purchase a new vehicle, then you might wantto make a larger down payment so your monthly payment is lower. A preowned vehicle islikely to need more immediate maintenance than a brand new car, so keep that in mindwhen figuring out a price range you can be comfortable with.Find a reputable seller. Working with a seller you’re comfortable with can make theprocess of buying a preowned vehicle a lot less stressful. Private sellers tend to sell pre-owned vehicles at the most reasonable prices, and buyers are often a little more at easebecause they don’t feel as pressured with a private seller as they might at a dealership.However, dealerships might offer a greater sense of security, as their preowned vehicles arenow typically certified and backed by warranties.Test drive the vehicle. It might seem simple, but consumers have the right to test drive apreowned vehicle just like they would a brand new car on the lot at a dealership. In fact, thetest-drive is perhaps more important with a preowned vehicle than a new vehicle. A newvehicle will likely feel good no matter what on a test-drive, but test-driving a preowned vehi-cle may reveal certain issues. When test-driving, take the vehicle on a long enough ride toaccelerate from a stop, get a feel for the vehicle’s visibility, braking, cornering, and ability toclimb hills, and see how the vehicle drives on the highway. The ride should be long enoughso you can get a true feel for how the vehicle drives, and you should pay attention to anynoises along the way, such as noises coming from the engine or any creaks, rattling andsqueaks that tend to be commonplace with older vehicles.Don’t be afraid to negotiate. Preowned vehicles may have a suggested price attached tothem, but that price is entirely contingent on the condition of the vehicle and it’s certainlyopen to negotiation. This is true whether you are buying from a dealership or a private sell-er. If the seller refuses to negotiate, you can always walk away and continue your search.Buying a preowned vehicle is a lot less stressful than in decades past, and buyers who dotheir homework can find the right deal if they stay patient.

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Shop online.Much of the fearassociated withbuying a new car canbe traced to thedealership.Consumers fearbeing takenadvantage of byaggressivesalespeople whowork on commissionsand are motivated byselling the car for thehighest pricepossible. However,shopping onlineremoves that fear andhas made it easier forconsumers to savewhen purchasing a

new car. Unliketraditional automobilesalespeople, Internetdepartment salesstaff often earn theirbonuses on howmany cars they sell,and not how muchthey sell each car for,which motivates themto get consumers thebest price. Shoppingonline also removesthe hassle of visitingthe dealership andthe often awkwardand uncomfortableback and forth of thenegotiating processon the dealer’s turf.

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A vehicle history report can be a used carbuyer’s best friend. Whereas in the past buy-ers bought used cars and hoped for thebest, today’s used car buyers can rely on avehicle history report to tell them all aboutthe vehicle while helping buyers make moreinformed decisions.When shopping for a preowned vehicle, youshould always ask for a vehicle historyreport, regardless of whether you’re buyingfrom a dealership or a private citizen. If the

seller refuses, it’s time to look elsewhere.When a seller eagerly provides a vehicle his-tory report, buyers should examine a fewthings on the report so they can be morecomfortable should they ultimately purchasethe vehicle.Number of previous owners: All vehiclehistory reports list how many owners a vehi-cle has had in the past. In general, the moreowners a vehicle has had, the more riskyou’re assuming as the buyer. Vehicles that

tend to change hands often are less likely tohave been well maintained.In addition to how many owners a car hashad, look at who those owners were.Vehicles that were once owned by a rentalcar company, for instance, were likely nottreated very well, as few people care howmuch abuse their rental car endures.However, a car once owned by a rentalagency likely has lots of highway miles on it,and such driving is less taxing on a vehiclethan city driving where the vehicle’s engineis stopping and starting more frequently.Specifics: Just because a seller providesyou with a vehicle history report does notnecessarily mean that report matches upwith the vehicle you might be buying. A dis-honest seller might try to pass off the histo-ry report of another vehicle of the samemake and model as his own. This is done tohide a suspect vehicle history or even whenthieves are selling a stolen car to an unsus-pecting buyer. Check the vehicle identifica-tion number, or VIN, on the vehicle toensure the car you’re looking at matchesthe car on the history report. In addition,each vehicle history report describes thecar, so if the description does not match youmight be holding an inaccurate report.Location: The vehicle history report willshow where the car has lived over theyears. Vehicles that have spent ample time

in harsh weather, such as Alaska or anotherregion with a prolonged winter, have likelyhad their share of weather-related wear andtear, more so than a car driven in warmerclimates. While this does not mean pastowners didn’t properly maintain the car,some buyers might be wary of purchasing avehicle that has endured too many harshwinters.Physical appearance: Does the physicalappearance of the car match up with its his-tory report? Sometimes a vehicle ownerdoes not report when a car has been in anaccident. Owners might do this to avoidhigher insurance premiums or to mask thevehicle’s history because they intend to sellthe car down the road. If a car exhibits anysigns of body work that aren’t on its historyreport or if the car drives awkwardly but hassupposedly not been in an accident, buyersshould consider this a major red flag andstrongly consider walking away from thevehicle and continuing their search else-where.A vehicle history report can calm the fearsof a buyer shopping for a preowned vehicle.But even when a report is made available,buyers should still examine the report close-ly to ensure the vehicle is all it’s cracked upto be.

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DID YOU KNOW?There are different times in a driver’s life when he or she may have to pullover on the side of the road. Whether a flat tire has derailed the trip, the driveror a passenger is experiencing motion sickness or you find the car isn’t per-forming correctly and it warrants a look under the hood, pulling over on theshoulder may be necessary.It can be difficult to pull over smoothly and safely on a busy highway, especial-ly when you are in a stressful situation, such as a mechanical emergency. Butit is in your best interest to remain calm and follow a few procedures. First,slow down and put on your right-turn signal to indicate you will need to moveinto the right lane. Some people prefer to put their four-way-flashers on afterthey have successfully cleared the lanes and are ready to navigate onto theshoulder. Try to select a spot where you are not on a bend or where there ispoor visibility or your vehicle cannot be seen by other drivers on the highway.You do not want to be injured while exiting or attempting to work on thepulled-over vehicle. Drivers should keep an emergency roadside assistancepreparedness kit containing flares, emergency triangles or cones, a flashlight,batteries, a poncho, booster cables, duct tape, a utility knife, cord, a blanket,and first aid supplies in the car as a precaution. Each item serves its ownunique purpose.The Canadian Automobile Association recommends staying inside the vehicle,especially on a busy road. Tow trucks and police vehicles typically cruise busystretches of road and help may arrive in a matter of minutes. Those who havea roadside assistance plan membership can use a cell phone to make a callfor help. It is best to wait in the car until a tow truck or police arrive.


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Spend wiselyHow you’re spending at the pump canalso help you reduce fuel consumptionand save you money.Fill ‘er up! Many drivers avoid fillingup their tank when visiting the gas sta-tion for fear that filling up the tankmakes the car heavier, decreasing thevehicle’s fuel efficiency as a result.While that may be true, drivers whodon’t fill up make more trips to the fill-ing station, and those trips can wastefuel. In addition, when the gas cap isremoved from your vehicle, vaporizedgas escapes from the tank, so open-ing the cap more frequently allowsmore vaporized gas to escape.

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Parents of young children may need to brushup on their knowledge of child safety seatsand seat belt restraints. Many are still operat-ing in adherence to older guidelines that goback more than a decade. As a result, parentsshould re-educate themselves in order toensure child safety.In guidelines published in April of 2011, theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics made somemodifications to the period of time a childshould be kept in a rear-facing seat. Prior to2011, parents were told it was safest forinfants and toddlers to ride rear-facing up tothe limits of the car seat or when childrenreached 12 months in age and 20 pounds. Butnew guidelines advise that children should bekept rear-facing until age 2, or until they reachthe maximum height and weight for their seat.“A rear-facing child safety seat does a betterjob of supporting the head, neck and spine ofinfants and toddlers in a crash, because it dis-tributes the force of the collision over the entirebody,” says Dennis Durbin, MD, FAAP, the leadauthor of the new policy.Transport Canada says children should bekept in rear-facing seats until they outgrowthem. There are some rear-facing seats thatwill accommodate children up to 20 kg (40pounds). As long as the child is still below theweight and height limit of the current childseat, they should continue to face the back ofthe car.Rear-facing seat recommendations weren’t theonly ones to be modified in 2011. New adviceon booster seats for older children were alsopresented. The AAP and the National HighwayTraffic Safety Administration say childrenshould ride in a belt-positioning booster —which is the high-back booster seat that pro-vides a guide for the vehicle’s seat belt — untilthey are at least 4 feet, 9 inches and between8 to 12 years old.Vehicle seat belts are designed to fit an aver-age adult. In order to get the best protection,children usually need a booster seat until theyare about 4 feet 9 inches tall and weighbetween 80 to 100 pounds. Smaller childrenmay need to remain in a booster a little longerthan anticipated.Transport Canada advises that as long as achild still fits within the manufacturer’s weightand height limits for the booster seat, it is

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• A seat belt should never beplaced under a child’s arm.

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• The seat belt should fall acrossthe shoulders and the lap beltshould rest on the upper thighswhen a child is in the seat ofa car. If the seat belt rubsagainst the neck, the child is notyet tall enough to give up abooster seat.

• Mirrors placed in the rear seatof the car can help parents seetheir children in rear-facingtoddler seats.

• Children who cannot be trustedto keep a seat belt latchedshould not be moved from afive-point harness to a regularseat belt.

• Parents unsure if their childrenare buckled up correctly canhave the seat checked at apolice station or first aid building.

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What is BAC?BAC, or blood-alcohol concentration, meas-ures the amount of milligrams of alcoholthat is in 100 milliliters of blood. Each drinka person consumes increases his or herBAC.The legal BAC varies all over the world.Some countries have a zero-tolerance poli-cy, while in Canada and much of the UnitedStates. the legal limit is .08 percent. Thatmeans anything more than 80 milligrams ofalcohol is punishable.But a person can still suffer side effects ofalcohol consumption if their BAC is belowthe legal limit. Between .03 and .06 a per-son may experience mild euphoria, troubleconcentrating, a relaxed feeling, talkative-

ness and decreased inhibition. Between .06and .08, feelings may be dulled, peripheralvision can decrease, and drivers may havepoorer depth perception and struggle torecover from glare.

Drugs that impair drivingUsing drugs can also make it hard to safelyoperate a motor vehicle. Many drugs canaffect the body in ways that make it danger-ous to drive.A person may not think they are drivingunder the influence after taking a cold orallergy pill. However, many of these pills canimpair driving ability because they tend tocause drowsiness.Drugs that act on the brain, such as psy-

choactive drugs, antidepres-sants, sleeping medications,and anti-anxiety drugs, canimpair reaction time, judg-ment and motor skills. Mostmedications that can provedangerous while driving willcarry a warning label thatadvises against driving oroperating heavy machinery.Illegal drugs have their ownshare of negative effects.Research indicates thatmarijuana is one of themost prevalent illegal drugsdetected in individuals fatal-ly injured in driving acci-dents. The EmergencyMedical Services Authoritysays marijuana can causereduced concentration, diffi-culty perceiving time anddistance, poor speed con-trol, inability to read signs,drowsiness, and distraction.Cocaine can mask fatigueand impair a person’s abilityto concentrate. Impulsivebehaviors can lead to risk-taking. Some research sug-gests that antagonisticeffects can be producedwhen cocaine is mixed withalcohol.

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Millions of people die each year due to alcohol- and drug-relatedmotor vehicle accidents. Many people simply do not realize howmuch alcohol and drugs affect one’s ability to operate a motorvehicle. Many more may mistakenly feel they won’t be among themany people who cause injuries to themselves or others whenoperating a vehicle in an impaired state. Drugs, whether they areillegal or legal, can impair a person’s motor skills, leading to acci-dents.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says almost 30people in the United States die each day in motor vehicle crash-es that involve an alcohol-impaired driver. That equates to 1death every 48 minutes. Many other accidents and fatalities canbe traced back to other substances, whether legal or illegal.Using drugs such as marijuana and cocaine can be linked toroughly 20 percent of motor vehicle driver deaths in the UnitedStates. Compounding the problem is that these drugs are oftenused in conjunction with alcohol.MADD Canada estimates that a minimum of 1,074 fatalities in2009 could be attributed to impairment-related driving in thatcountry. Moreover, it is also estimated that 63,338 were injured inalcohol- and drug-related crashes the same year.


Using mobile phonesLeading the list of the top distractionsbehind the wheel are mobile phones.Phones now do more than just place calls,and drivers often cannot pull away fromtheir phones, even when driving.According to the California Department ofMotor Vehicles, studies have shown thatdriving performance is lowered and thelevel of distraction is higher for drivers whoare heavily engaged in cell phone conver-sations. The use of a hands-free devicedoes not lower distraction levels. The per-centage of vehicle crashes and near-crashes attributed to dialing is nearly iden-tical to the number associated with talkingor listening.Accident rates have increased thanks totexting, which involves a person taking hisor her hands and eyes off of the road. A2009 study by Car and Driver magazinecompared the dangers of texting whiledriving to the effects of driving drunk tosee which would be moredangerous under the sameconditions. Measuring thetime it takes to brake afterbeing alerted by a red lightto stop, the reaction timewas recorded when thedriver was legally drunk,reading an e-mail andsending a text. Texting eas-ily elicited the slowestresponse time.Ironically, in January 2011,Texas man Chance Bothedrove off of a cliff after tex-ting that he had to stop tex-ting or risk dying in a caraccident. Bothe survivedbut sustained significantinjuries and had to berevived from death threetimes.

Moving ObjectsWhether there’s a petbouncing in the front seator children being boister-ous in the back, passen-gers and items movingaround the car are signifi-cant distractions. Turningaround to look at the kidsor to reach for a ball thatmay be rolling around onthe floor of the car can takea person’s eyes off theroad. If something really isimportant and needs to beaddressed, it is much saferto pull over and take careof it before getting back onthe road.

DaydreamingMany people will admit to daydreamingbehind the wheel or looking at a person orobject outside of the car for too long.Perhaps they’re checking out a house in anew neighborhood or thought they sawsomeone they knew on the street corner. Itcan be easy to veer into the direction youreyes are focused, causing an accident. Inaddition to trying to stay focused on theroad, some drivers prefer the help of lanedeparture warning systems.

EatingThose who haven’t quite mastered walkingand chewing gum at the same time maywant to avoid eating while driving. Themajority of foods require a person’s handsto be taken off of the wheel and their eyesto be diverted from the road. Reaching inthe back seat to share some French frieswith the kids is also distracting..

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Distracted driving can be very dangerous.Diverting one’s attention from the road formere seconds can have serious, and poten-tially fatal, consequences.The Centers for Disease Control andPrevention have found distracted driving killsmore than 15 people each day while injuringmore than 1,200. Any activity that takes atten-tion away from driving is considered a distrac-tion. These include taking your hands off thewheel, daydreaming or engaging in anybehavior that takes your eyes off of the road.Certain activities are known distractions, andunderstanding which habits can be dangerousand making strides to correct behaviors canhelp save lives, prevent injuries and reduceaccident-related expenses.

A study by the National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration and the Virginia TechTransportation Institute indicates 80 percentof crashes and 65 percent of near-crashes inthe United States involve some form of driverdistraction. This distraction took place a merethree seconds before the vehicle crash. AnAllstate Canada marketing survey of 1,605Canadian adults conducted between July 26and July 28 found that, although the vastmajority of Canadians thinks driving while dis-tracted is unacceptable, nearly three out offour Canadian drivers admits to engaging in abehavior that is considered a distraction. Thatis perhaps in part because drivers are notaware just how distracting some the followingbehaviors truly are.

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road with pedestrians and/or cyclists areall valuable lessons that can be learnedon a back road without heavy traffic.Some lessons are best learned on thefreeway. Some skills, including changinglanes and merging into traffic, are bestlearned on the freeway or highway.Teens will eventually take to the highwayonce they get their driver’s license, soit’s best to teach them how to handleusing on and off ramps and learning toyield when entering a highway so they’recomfortable with such driving and don’thave to teach themselves.Teach kids to anticipate other drivers.Anticipating other drivers is a lessoneven some veteran adult drivers mustlearn, much less teen drivers with littleor no experience driving. When teachingteenagers to drive, emphasize how diffi-cult it can be to anticipate other drivers’maneuvers and how defensive drivingtechniques are designed to help driverspredict what other drivers will do in orderto protect themselves from drivers whomight be unpredictable. Teach teens to

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TIMES OF THE YEARAutomotive break-ins andthefts are something nodriver wants to experience.They can leave a personfeeling violated, and thehassle of replacing the vehi-cle and the contents insidethe car can bring additionalstress.Statistics indicate that avehicle is stolen in theUnited States roughly every28 seconds. Roughly onemillion cars are reportedstolen each year. Accordingto Statistics Canada, about100,000 cars are stolen onaverage each year in thatcountry. Although there aremany precautions to helpsafeguard against car theft,being particularly vigilantduring certain holidaysmight be the best preventivemeasure a driver can take.According to analysis ofNational Crime InformationCenter vehicle-theft data bythe National InsuranceCrime Bureau, car thefts aremore likely to occur duringcertain holidays. The Bureaureports that, between 2010to 2011, the most recentspan of time for which datais available, there were20,800 U.S. car thefts duringthe 11 holidays studied. Soon which holiday is your carmost likely to be stolen?Here are the holidays asranked by the number ofthefts reported in 2011.

11. Christmas Day: Thievesmay be more interested inopening presents under thetree than venturing out inthe cold to steal a car ortruck. This holiday ranks thelowest among the major hol-idays.

10. Thanksgiving: Whilethe turkey and trimmingswere being set on the dinnertable, 1,526 vehicles werebeing stolen in 2011.

9. Christmas Eve: Thosewho are engaging in somelast-minute shopping at themall or visiting friends andfamily for a cup of eggnogmay want to be cautious asto where they park theircars.

8. President’s Day: EvenHonest Abe cannot prevent

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7. Independence Day:Perhaps the fireworks andthe revelry of July 4th helpto mask the steps needed tosteal a car. In 2011, 1,862vehicles were stolen amidthe “rocket’s red glare.”

6. Valentine’s Day: Whilecouples are dining atfavorite restaurants or cud-dling up on the couch with amovie playing, a car thiefmay be making off with astolen car.

5. New Year’s Eve: Somany people are caught upin the moment of toastingthe new year that they maynot realize a thief is makinghis or her own resolution tosteal a car or truck.

4. Labor Day: The unofficialend to summer is also aprime time for vehicle thefts.There were 1,947 car theftsreported in 2011.

3. Memorial Day: The unof-ficial start to the summerentertaining season is alsoa prime time for car thefts.

2. New Year’s Day: Whileindividuals were sleeping offthe remnants of their mid-night partying, 2,288 vehi-cles were being stolen onJanuary 1, 2011.

1. Halloween: Although notan “official” holiday,Halloween is the holidaywhen the most number ofvehicles are stolen. The trickis on the person who comeshome to find not only is thetrick-or-treat candy missing,but also the family car.Being aware of these primecar-stealing dates can helpdrivers protect their valuableassets. In addition, it isadvised to always park inwell-lit areas, keep belong-ings out of view, make surethe vehicle is always lockedwhen it is parked — even ifit’s in the driveway, invest inan alarm or vehicle immobi-lization system, and to beextra careful if your car driv-en is one of the most-stolenmakes and models

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A H A G o i n g O u t o fBusiness Sale, 1848 EBerryville Pike, Winchester, VA 22603. 540-545-7015.

BETHEL Assembly of GodHuge Church Yard Sale inthe gym on April 27th,8am-2pm. Lots of greatstuf f ! ! ! Breakfast andLunch will be sold.

BIG Yard Sale, Lots of jew-elry and clothes. All sizes.Toys, knives and house-hold items. Friday, April 26,8am-? Raindate May 3, 45Supreme Court, housefaces Welltown Road.

BUTTS Mobile Home ParkCommunity Yard Sale 185Sprinkle Mill Road - Rt 11N. to Berkeley StationRoad on right, go 2 milesturn right onto SprinkleMill Road - follow signsFr iday Apr i l 27, 20138 : 0 0 a m t o 2 : 0 0 p mSaturday April 28,20138:00am to ? No early birdsplease

CLOVERDALE COMMU-N I T Y YA R D S A L E -Saturday, MAY 4th ANDSunday, MAY 5th 8am-3pm Rain or Shine. Salesare at individual homesthroughout the neighbor-hood. Direct ions: 340South toward Berryville,Turn left onto CloverdaleRoad.

COMMUNITY Yard Sale,303 True Apple Way,Inwood, WV. May 11,8am-3pm. $10/space.Contact Mary at 304-270-0689. Vendors Wanted!

GARAGE SALE- APRIL25th, 26th & 27th, 8am-4pm. COUCH, TV, BED-D I N G , C L O T H I N G ,HOUSEWARES, BARBIEDOLLS, 265 PHOEBEWAY, INWOOD, 304-229-9690.

H A R M O N Y U n i t e dMethodist Church, 9455Williamsport Pike (Rt 11),Falling Waters, WV is hav-i n g a y a r d s a l e o nSaturday, April 27th from8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Come out and find a treas-ure or just stop by forlunch. For more informa-tion contact the Church at304-274-1719.

LARGE Multi-Family YardSale Saturday, April 27th,8am-2pm, 2345 MiddlewayPike, Bunker Hill. Kids andAdult Clothes, Christmas,F lo ra l A r rangements ,Oriental Rugs.

LARGE Yard Sale Apr 26-27, 9a-3p (no early birds).Spring Hill sub in Inwood -just follow signs to MarloweDr. Baby, toddler, youthclothes, toys, furniture.Books (lots of Harlequin),D V D s , e l e c t r o n i c s ,N A S C A R , f u r n i t u r e ,kitchen, household, andsports equipment. (raindate May 3-4)

M U L T I - F A M I L YYard/Garage Sale! Friday &Saturday, April 26&27.8am-4pm or so. 312 MysticM o o n D r i v e , Fa l l i n gWaters. Household items:dishes, furniture. 100’s ofNEW-IN-BOX Items: Toys,Games, Dolls, Trucks!Don’t Miss This! Too MuchTo List!

SPRING FLING YARDA N D C R A F T S A L E .Saturday, May 4th, 8am-1pm. Call 304-263-0561 torent spaces and tables.Pikeside UMC, 25 PaynesFord Road, Martinsburg.

ST.. Leo Church Yard Sale-June 7th & 8th, 7:30-2 bothd a y s . 2 1 0 9 S u l p h u rSprings, Inwood WV. Rainor Shine. Large event. MustSee. Spaces $15.00 forboth days. Call Shelley(540)667-6246.

WHISPERING Falls YardSale- Fa l l ing Waters.Saturday April 27th, 8am-?Household Items, Clothing,Something For Everyone.Rain date: Saturday, May4th.

YARD and Bake Sale-Saturday, April 27th, 8am-?Victory Free Will BaptistChurch, Rt. 230 Halltown.Lots of items!!! Purchaseitems by making a dona-tion. The price is alwaysright.

YARD Sale Friday 4/26 &Saturday 4/27, 8am-? 202Rock Cliff Drive. SmallF u r n i t u r e , W i c k e r ,Household, Lots of KidsItems. Across from PizzaShop.

MOVING SALE- Friday &S a t u rd ay, 8 a m - 5 p m ,Orange Blossom Lane,Ranson. Furniture, Tools,Pluse Size Kids ,Ladies &Mens Clothes, LawnToys, Crystal AmishS t u f f , R u g s , K n i c kKnacks, Lawn WagonMachine, Metal Lathe,Lots of New Stuff.

MOVING Sale- Tools,Construction Materials,H o u s e h o l d I t e m s ,Furniture, Bycicle, ElectricWheelchair, Table andChairs, Air onditioner, GirlsD r e s s e r a n d D e s kw / B o o k c a s e , K n i f eSharpener and Machine,Metal Shelving. Call Renee304-582-5898.

ESTATESALEFurniture/householditems/vintage stereo con-sole. 81 Orange BlossomLane, Ranson, WV. April25, 26, 27. 9am-5pm.Cash only.

2ND Treasures Thrift Shopoffering Furniture, Men’s/Women’s/ Kids Clothingand Much More! Don’tmiss our Sale April 26th,27th 20% & 50% off.P lease help us ra isemoney to support St. JudeHospital. Your donationsare Greatly Appreciated.3 0 4 - 5 9 6 - 2 0 9 0Martinsburg.

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WASHSTAND/DRESSER, OAK-GLASS/PINE COFFEE TABLE, MARIGOLD CARNIVAL GLASS, RED PITCHER/GLASSES, PINK DEPRESSION,

1900’S PORCELAIN DOLL, COSTUME JEWELRY, LAMPS,OPALESCENT GLASSWARE, IRONSTONE BOWL/PITCHER, ROYAL

MAJESTIC FINE CHINA - 52 PC, PURITAN FIRST LOVE - 51 PC, GRANDMOTHER’S CLOCK AS IS, WORKING GERMAN CUCKOO CLOCK,

KEROSENE LAMPS, LINENS, ALUMINUM WARE, 2 DRESSERS, ODD CHAIRS, CAST METAL ITEMS, SOME STERLING PIECES, ETC.

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FOR Sale By Owner-3Bdrm Rancher on 5 acresfull finished walkout base-ment, hardwood floors,ceramic tiles, cherry cabi-nets, large Trex Deck,Leetown Area. Asking$349,000. Call 304-279-7570.

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A+ Must Se l l ! Grea tC o n d i t i o n ! H a t e t oSacrifice! $12,000 Cashor RTO w/ $3500 down.2 bed, 1 bath, largekitchen, roomy lr, sturdys t o r a g e s h e d .M a r t i n s b u r g @ w e l lmanaged community ofRoya l Cres t Es ta tes.C a l l o f f i c e @304.270.6524, mentionad.

1.05 acres in Fa l l i ngWaters, wel l , sept icand electr ic, $54,500n e g . C a l l 3 0 4 - 7 5 4 -5472 or 304-707-6998after 6:30pm and any-time on weekends.

MOUNTAIN Land ForS a l e - 9 + a c r e sN a t i o n a l F o r e s tService on one side,L o c a t e d J e r o m e ,V i r g i n i a , $ 4 0 0 0 p e racre. 304-7258317.

RENTAL lots for dou-b l e w i d e s o v e r 5 0Community lots for rent.Water/Sewer included.Lots near airpor t alsoN o r t h M a r t i n s b u r g .$350 /mon th+secu r i t y.2months free on new dou-blewides. 304-671-0684.

RIVERFRONT Lot 289ftlong with Camper, Dock,and Stairs to river in RiverBend RV Park, FallingWaters, WV. $59,900/OBO.Call 301-331-5083.

VARIOUS Lots available.Some owner finance. CallC21 Sterling, 304-263-2121. See Display Ad.

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Efficiency Apt. with cleanmodern bathroom andkitchen. Private off streetparking. Includes water,sewer, trash, TV Cable.Rent $400.00 plus $400.00Deposit. Credit Check. Call304-283-3118 leave mes-sage.LARGE 1Bdrm Apartmentin Martinsburg, 2nd Floor,1 person $500 + electricand security check, 2 peo-ple $575 + electric + secu-rity deposit. No Pets. 304-616-0181.

1-4 Bedroom Rentals. CallC21 Sterling, 304-263-2121. See Display Ad.

2 Story House in country-3Bdrm, 2 Bath, Laundry,Kitchen Appliances, $900m o + $ 9 0 0 s e c u r i t ydeposit. No smoking andno pets. 304-274-3258.

2 Mobile Home Spaces. Toapply call 304-267-2795.

MOBILE Home 14x76 for$750/mo + sec. deposit.Call 304-283-3546.

MOBILE homes Jeff &Berkeley County. 2+3 BR450/month & up. Waterincluded. Call 304-728-4100.

LARGE master bedroomwith private bath, all utilitiesincluded, $550, no smok-ing and no drugs. Honestemployed person. 304-229-9911.

ROOM for rent near VACenter. Utilities included.$400 per month. 304-283-8341.

ROOMS for Rent- Inwoodincludes all utilities and fur-nished rooms, some withprivate bath $450-$550 amonth. No Smoking, NoPets. Cal l for deta i lsMarianne 304-676-1896,Keller Williams Reality,Nancy McBride Broker.

C A M P S I T E S o n t h ePotomac, near BerkeleySprings. Lots 100 x 40, allutilities available. Year-round access. Prime lotsavailable. 304-258-3600

FALLING Waters RiverLots- Camping near thePotomac. Paved roads,public water, boat rampand activi t ies.Electr ic,cable, Internet available.$1200/season 304-676-1516

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98 Mercedes-Benz E Class 02 Chrysler PT Cruiser 01 Dodge Durango 02 Cadillac Seville 05 Ford Explorer 00 Buick Regal 02 Ford Explorer Ltd. 07 Pontiac G5 Coupe 06 Jeep Liberty Renegade 99 Ford Expedition 03 Dodge Dakota Ext. Cab 4x4 02 Dodge Stratus 04 Ford Expedition 01 Jeep Grand Cherokee 04 KIA Sorrento 4x4 04 Cadillac DeVille 03 Mercury Grand Marquis LS

00 Ford Taurus Wagon 04 Ford Explorer, 70K 03 Pontiac Aztec 04 Saturn Vue, AWD 08 Chevy Trailblazer LS, 70K 05 Nissan Titan Crew Cab SE 06 Chevy Cobalt SS Supercharged 04 Chevy Avalanche Southern Comfort 04 Chevy Trailblazer Ext 06 Ford Fusion SE 02 Buick Rendezvous CXL 03 Mitsubishi Outlander AWD 03 Cadillac CTS 06 Chevy Equinox LT AWD 03 KIA Rio 08 Ford Fusion SE V6

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08 Kia Sorento 4x4, Like New 01 Chev. Tahoe LT, 4x4, Nice 01 Nissan Sentra, Nice Car

01 Chevy Venture, Only 75K Miles 04 Dodge Stratus, Nice Car

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1972 Volkswagon Beetle,will run but needs work.Nice car to restore. Extranew parts included, $1000.Call 304-754-7136 andleave message.

1995 Honda Accord 4cyla u t o m a t i c , a i r / h e a t ,AM/FM/CD, Maroon withcloth interior in very goodcondition $3,200/obo. Call240-277-8253.

1995 S-10 Extended Cab4x4, V-6 Auto, A/C, $2,400.Call 304-596-7751.

1 9 9 9 B u i c k C e n t u r yLimited Edition that runsgreat, excellent body, newtires, 143K miles, leather,CD, needs nothing, verydependable, $2,200. Call304-579-9539.

2 0 0 2 J e e p G r a n dCherokee that needs bodywork, $2,500. Call 304-579-9483.

2003 Ford Mustang Conv.5-speed V-8, 36K miles,looks and runs good,$10,000 firm. Call 304-268-4096 or 304-261-8683.

2004 Chevy Monte Carlo,134K miles, highwaymiles. $4,500/OBO. Call304-267-8287.

2004 Ford Taurus fullyequiped, $3,200. Call 258-3766.

4 car covers: Crossover 1for truck and 2 for a 4 doorSedan, $50 for all. Call304-263-2167 LM.

I will pay $200 up to $600cash for unwanted cars,trucks and vans. Alsobuy scrap tractors andequipment . 304-596-7097.

WE buy unwanted/salvagecars, trucks and scrapmet-al and we pick it up 304-671-0800.

YEAR 51 @ Falling WatersCampsite– Since 1962!New ProductsBrakes,Bearings, Axles. 7 Days aweek. 9–5 Monday thruSaturday. 1–5 Sunday. 304-274-2791

1 owner 2000 ChevyBlazer 4x4 auto, new tires,141K miles, excellent con-d i t ion ins ide and out$4,500/obo. Call 304-267-6928.

1999 Ford F-250 SuperDuty 4wd Extended Cab.5.4L $5900. 304-270-0864.

1999 Dodge Van w/71Kmiles, a good trip van oraround here, $2,300. Call304-268-7081.

2005 Toyota Sienna, XLE,silver, loaded, leather.121K miles, $2,000 belowKBB, Asking $8,800/OBO,304-268-1911.

(4) P-205/70/R-15, (4)155/80/R-13, (4) P-195-70-R-14, (2) 215/65/R-16, (4)3 1 / 1 0 - 5 0 R - 1 5 , ( 2 )2 1 5 / 6 0 / R - 1 6 , ( 2 ) P -1 9 5 / 6 5 / R - 1 5 , ( 2 ) P -215/60/R-15, (3) 205/70/R-15. Call 304-596-7097.

1989 Chevy Blazer, V6,4x4, whole or parts.$1,000. 304-668-4931.

1997 Ford Explorer, 4x4,Auto, $2,000. Whole orparts. 304-668-4931.

CADILLAC crome wheelsand tires p-225/60/r-1697’s, $200. Call 304-582-4626.

ROOF rack (Thule), fitsHonda CRV 2007 thru2011, complete with airfoil,$50. Call 304-274-2573.

TIRES/RIMS for DodgeRam- Set of 4 factoryDodge rims for Ram 1500p ickup 1994-up, w i thE l d o r a d o Z R 1 L T245/75R16 tires. $200.304-262-9277.

YEAR 51 @ Falling WatersCampsite – Since 1962!RV s u p p l i e s • Tr a i l e rHitches • Propane. 7 Daysa week. 9–5 Monday-Saturday. 1–5 Sunday. 304-274-2791

07 Harley Ultra Classic 35kmiles garage kept gps dualex h a u s t b l a c k p e a r l$14000, 301-834-8069.

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03 Gulf Stream MAKO 29TRBH

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09 HI-LO 2809C

NOW $ 17,900

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14 Wildwood 33BHOK

NOW $ 29,900

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13 Wildwood 26TBSS

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was $ 25,490 Stock#290.608

10 Palomino Maverick M800

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14 Heritage Glen 336RLT

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