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Volume 35, No.41 Phone: 304-267-9983 Web: www.yourbg.com E-mail: [email protected] October 9, 2013
Fall is a great time to enjoy the great outdoors. Beautiful
fall foliage coupled with great weather compel many
people to spend ample time outdoors before the arrival
of harsh winter weather drives them back indoors. The
following are a handful of actvities that are tailor-made
for fall.
* Apple picking: Perhaps no activity is more synonymous
with fall than apple picking. Many apple orchards
encourage customers to come by and pick their own
apples in the fall. Once your family and you have
scoured the orchard for the perfect apples, relax with a
cup of warm apple cider before returning home to make
some homemade apple sauce and, of course, a delicious
apple pie.
* Hayride: Hayrides are another fall tradition, and many
farms offer relaxing hayrides throughout fall. Younger
children who may tire if asked to patrol an apple orchard
for apples might find a hayride is more their speed.
Some farms may even allow customers to walk the
grounds and visit the animals on the premises.
* Corn maze: Visiting a corn maze is another activity
that many people instantly associate with fall. Some
farmers transform their cornfields into corn mazes once
the temperatures dip, and such mazes can be fun for
adults and children alike. Though adolescents can often
be trusted to find their way through corn mazes,
younger kids should be accompanied by an adult.
* Pumpkin picking: Much like apple picking is best in
fall, so is pumpkin picking. Rather than buying your
Halloween pumpkin from the grocery store, where your
options may be limited, go straight to the source and
pick your future jack-o-lantern from a nearby pumpkin
patch, which will provide a much wider selection. Let
your youngsters pick their own pumpkins and then
spend the rest of the day carving them at home. And
dont forget to save those seeds, which can be roasted
over an open flame to make a delicious snack.
Fun family activities
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Ruritan Hall
The Tuscarora Ruritan
Hall is available for a
$150 donation- com-
mercial $175 donation.
Air conditioned. Seats
115. Call 304-263-3090
or 304-264-8411 for
information.
Ruritan Hall
Tomahawk Ruritan Club
Rentals available for
Birthday parties, wed-
d i n g r e c e p t i o n s ,
reunions, seminars and
workshops. Small dining
room $75 and Large
Di ni ng Room $125.
Please call 304-754-
3860 for reservations.
WEEKLY Bingo at the
Shepherdstown Fire Dept.
on Wednesday Evening.
Doors open 5:30, Bingo
starts at 7pm. Plenty of
parking. This is our 23rd
year.
PARTY Bingo (prizes to
incl: 31, Silpada, Mary Kay
and many more) to benefit
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Oct. 13, 2013 at Moose
Lodge 201 Woodbury
Ave. Martinsburg. Doors
open at Noon, Games at
1:30pm. King Tutt and Tips
begin at 12pm. Tickets are
$20 until Oct. 9th and $25
after. No outsi de food
allowed in the Moose-No
one under 18 permitted.
For tickets, please call 304-
263-5522.
SPAGHETTI Su p p e r
Fr i day, Oct ober 18t h,
4pm-7pm at Bedington
United Methodist Church.
A special thanks to all
those who have support-
ed our return to our 25
plus years tradition of
serving spaghetti dinner
on the 3rd Friday of the
f o l l o w i n g m o n t h s ;
Oc t o b e r , Nove mb e r ,
January, February, March,
A p r i l a n d M a y .
Septembers dinner was a
huge success. Look for-
war d t o s eei ng you
Oct ober 18t h. Sal ad,
G a r l i c B r e a d ,
Appl esauce, Cof fee &
Tea. Adults $8, Children
$4, under 4 Free. Bake
Sale!
Pancake
Br eak f as t AND
BAKE SALE
The South Berkel ey
Un i t e d Me t h o d i s t
Mens will host a pan-
c a k e b r e a k f a s t
Saturday, October 26,
from 7-11am at the
Ridgeway Church Hall
on Specks Run Road.
The all you can eat
menu i ncl udes pan-
c a k e s , s a u s a g e ,
sausage gravy, eggs,
coffee, and juice. A
free will offering will be
accepted. Proceeds go
toward Mission work.
Carry out is available.
For more information
phone 304-671-1620.
GANOTOWN Uni t e d
Methodist Church, 1863
Back Creek Valley Road,
Ganotown, WV. (next to the
Back Creek Valley Fire Hall)
October 11, 2013 4:00pm-
7: 00pm. Homemade
Chicken & Dumplings or
Ha m & Dumpl i ngs ,
Applesauce, cake and
drink. Free will offering! All
you can eat!
FALL Ham and Turkey
Dinner Buffet slated for
Oc t o b e r 1 9 , 2 0 1 3 .
Ger r ar dst own Uni t ed
Methodist Church, 1781
Gerrardstown Road, Rt. 51
West will host a Fall Dinner
Buffet with Country Ham and
Turkey from 4pm-7pm on
Saturday, October 19, 2013.
Cost is $12 per adult, $6 for
children 3-10 years old and
children under 3 eat FREE.
For more information, call
304-229-5129.
Country
Breakfast & Pork
Sale
Marlowe Ruritan Club
October 12, November 9,
December 14, January
11, February 8, March 8 &
April 12! Call ahead for
pork orders 304-274-3409
or 304-274-2448. Online
at marloweruritan.com.
Breakfast includes pan-
cakes, sausage, sausage
gravy, puddin & drink.
6am-10am. AYCE $6.50.
Meat is USDA Inspected.
TOMAHAWK Ruritan Club is
having a Fried Chicken
Supper with all the trimmings
October 26th, 4pm-7pm. $10
each, 1/2 for children.
Entertainment Stoney Creek
Bluegrass Band. Silent
Auction proceeds for HHS
Senior. Come our and sup-
port your local Ruritan. For
info. call 304-754-3860.
THE National Fire Protection
Association has proclaimed
October as Fire Prevention
Month throughout the United
States. This years theme is,
Prevent Kitchen Fires.
Jefferson County Homeland
Security and Emergency
Management will be partici-
pating in Fire Prevention
Month by having our volun-
teers teach fire safety to
Jefferson County students
from grades Pre-K through
Grade 3. Youth groups and
other childrens organizations
can also request presenta-
tions. Our program this year
will run from October 1st
through October 30th. We
have books that can be read
to the children, videos and
DVDs for the children to
watch, as well as coloring
books and crayons to hand
out. If you would like to
schedule a presentation for
your class or organization,
please contact Jessica at
jowens@jeffersoncounty-
wv.org.
ST. Leo Catholic Church
Craft & Collectible Faire
2013, 2109 Sulphur Springs
Road, Inwood, WV will be
held Saturday October 26,
2013 10AM- 7PM and
Sunday, October 27, 10AM-
2PM. Homemade soups,
sandwiches and baked
goods will be available for
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
SPRING Mills High School
Wrestling Team along with
Kent Parsons Ford will spon-
sor a DRIVE 4UR School
event on Saturday, Oct. 12
from 9 am 4 pm in the
Spring Mills HS Stadium
Parking Lot. Free to any driv-
er 18 years and older with a
valid drivers license. Kent
Parsons Ford & Ford Motor
Company will donate up to
$6,000, $20 per household
for test driving a Ford vehicle.
A Bake Sale will also be
held. For more information
call Jen at 304-676-6849.
PIG ROAST BENE-
FIT
Pig Roast to benefit Doc
Brannon to be held on
Saturday, October 19th at the
VFW Fai r gr ounds i n
Martinsburg. Doors will open
at 2:00pm, Food 3:00pm.
Door prizes, raffles, beer,
cornhole, music. Tickets
$20/person, $30/couples.
Available at MTC Truck
Center in Inwood or call 304-
671-8892 or 304-671-8883.
MI DDLEWAY Day i s
Saturday, October 12, from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with free
admission, parking, and most
activities. The outdoor festi-
val features rides on the
Kiddie Train, other childrens
activities, wagon tours of the
village, raffles, crafts, exhibits,
live music, and more. Local
organizations will offer food
and gift items for sale.
Middleway is south of Route
51 between Charles Town
and Inwood. For information,
call Linda Fricke at 304-728-
6400.
MARLOWE Chr i st mas
Bazaar Nov. 1 & 2 from 7am-
2pm Homemade wreaths
(live and artificial), Christmas
crafts and decorations,
Santas, Snowmen, baked
good and candy and food.
Marlowe Ruritan Broad lane,
Marlowe, WV.
MU S S E L MA N H i g h
School Class of 1963 will
have thei r 50th Cl ass
Reunion on October 12,
2013 at 5pm at the South
Berkeley Baptist Church,
246 Mineral Drive, Inwood,
WV 25428 ( of f Rt . 11
across from MHS). Call
304-886-6463 for more
information.
IF anyone found a lost mini
cooper keys please call
304-270-7149. Last seen
at target.
VEGA Banjo sold at Pawn
Shop in Martinsburg Area.
Would like for you to call
304-725-4774.
ACTS 11 Closet- Free
clothing give away every
Tuesday from 11:15-
12:00 noon at Destiny
Baptist Church, John
C u r t i s C l a r k e
Fellowship Hall, 115
North Raleigh Street,
Ma r t i n s b u r g , WV.
(Entrance at the back of
churck). For more infor-
mation call 304-267-
4489. Rev. Micheal V.
Norris, Pastor.
Faith Baptist Church
with Pastor Rick Miller
Nur ser y & Sunday
School for all ages.
Programs like Dads of
Valor, Calvery Scouts
and Proverbs 31 meet-
ing & many more. 1637
F i l e s C r o s s R d ,
Ma r t i n s b u r g , WV
25404. Office 304-267-
8458. www.faithbaptist-
martinsburg.com
Free Clothing Giveaway
for Needy Families in
the tri-county and tri-
state area. Saturday,
Oct ober 26t h f r om
10am-1pm to pick up
childrens, mens, and
womens Fall Clothing
at the Charles Town
Church of Christ build-
i ng on Ol d Countr y
Club Road, located off
Route 340 between
Char l es Town and
Harpers Ferry. Info or
directions call 304-725-
7 7 3 0 o r v i s i t
www.charlestowncoc.or
g. The congregation is
accepting donations of
good, clean clothing
through October 23rd,
2013. Drop off items at
t h e b u i l d i n g o n
S u n d a y s o r
Wednesdays..
FREE clothingall sizes
at Love Your Neighbor
give-away 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
on Heritage Day, October
1 2 , a t He d g e s v i l l e
Presbyterian Church, 202
E . M a i n S t r e e t ,
Hedgesville. Crafts, face-
p a i n t i n g . A p p l e
dumplings, soup, sand-
wiches also available in
fund-raiser. Info: 304-754-
3039.
FREE Soup and Sandwich
Marvin Chapel UMC, 130
Go s l i n g Ma r s h Rd . ,
Ma r t i n s b u r g , WV.
Assor ted soups, sand-
wi ches, desser t s, and
drinks (While they last).
Oc t o b e r 1 6 , 2 0 1 3 ,
Wednesday, 5-7 p.m. For
more information or direc-
tions, please call: Sue
304-676-6898.
He dg e s v i l l e Un i t e d
Methodist Church will host
its monthly community din-
ner on Thursday, October
10, 2013 from 5:00-6:30
pm. This is a free dinner
open to all. Donations are
greatly appreciated. The
church is located at 201
So u t h Ma r y St r e e t ,
Hedgesville, WV 25427.
INWOOD Family Worship
Center is having there
H a r v e s t P a r t y o n
Saturday, October 26th at
1pm. There will be: Pony
Ri d e s , Fo o d , Mo o n
Bounce, Slide, Hayride
and Story.
INWOOD Family Worship
Center will be having a
Tu r k e y D i n n e r o n
Saturday, October 19th,
2013 at 4pm-7pm. $8.00
for Adults and $5.00 for
Children 12 & under. Carry
out will be available.
OT T ERBEI N Un i t e d
Methodist Church, 549 N.
Q u e e n S t r e e t i n
Martinsburg, invites you
and your family to join
them this Sunday at their
morning worship services,
8 : 3 0 a . m .
(Cont emporar y/ Prai se)
a n d 1 0 : 5 0 a . m .
(Tradi t i onal ). Sunday
School classes for all ages
are at 9:30 a.m. This
Sunday, Oct . 13, t he
chur ch wi l l cel ebr at e
Ch i l d r e n s Sa bb a t h .
Past or Mar ks ser mon
message for that day will
be Hang in There! All are
welcome! Come celebrate
the Good News! Church
office: 304-263-0342. The
Rev. Mark C. Mooney is
pastor.
Pastor C. Wayne Frum,
304-229-8508 or 301-988-
7654, of the Bunker Hill
United Methodist Church,
9863 Winchester Avenue,
Bunker Hill announces the
f o l l o w i n g Wo r s h i p
Services: Sunday 8:30
AMWor s hi p Ser v i c e,
S u n d a y, 9 : 4 5 A M
Sunday School, Sunday
11: 00 AM Tr adi t i onal
Worship Service.
P I K E S I D E U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
(25 Paynes Ford Road,
Mar t i nsbur g) . Ear l y
Bi rd Worshi p at 8: 30
a.m., Sunday School for
al l ages at 9:25 a.m.
and Morning Worship at
10:35 a.m. (nursery and
childrens church avail-
able). Wednesday Bible
St u d y a t 7 : 0 0 p. m.
FREE Breakfast, 8:00
a.m.-10:00 a.m. on the
s ec ond Sat ur day of
eac h mont h. Pas t or
Ri c har d Br oome J r .
C h u r c h O f f i c e :
304.263.4633. COME
HOME TO PIKESIDE!
T H E G E R R A R D -
S T O W N U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
WI LL OPEN A FREE
CLOTHES CLOSET
WITH CLOTHES FOR
ALL AGES FROM
5:00 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
1 0 T H A T T H E
CHURCH LOCATED
AT 1781 GERRARD-
S T O W N R O A D ,
ROUTE 51W.
P A T R O N S A R E
ASKED TO PARK IN
THE LOT BEHIND THE
CHURCH AND USE
THE DOWNSTAI RS
E N T R A N C E . F O R
MORE INFORMATION
CALL 304-229-3310.
T H E F u l l G o s p e l
Pentecostal Church on
36 Laing Drive ( Four
M i l e W o o d s )
Mar tinsburg, WV will be
having a Fall Yard/Craft
Sal e on Oct ober 12
from 8- ? for our Food
Bank. Don t mi ss thi s
one! Off 51 - watch for
signs. All kinds of baked
goods! Rain or shine!
Church News
Lost & Found
Reunions
BERKELEY Count y
Historical Society CEME-
TERY TOUR, Saturday,
October 12, 2013, 10am
to noon at Green Hill
Cemetery in Martinsburg
(486 E. Burke. St). $15
Member s; $20 Non-
Me mb e r s ; Me e t a t
Cemetery. Buy Tickets @
BCHS.ORG or pay at the
gate. Learn about Civil
War Soldiers and the
Disembodied Foot.
Events
Dinners/Suppers
Bingo
T h e H a u n t e d
Jefferson County
F a i r g r o u n d s i s
b a c k ! ! ! ! ! N e a r
Charles Town, WV. Fall
is approaching. The
leaves are changing
into a rainbow of color.
The cool evening air
makes you shiver, as
the moon climbs to
show its deep orange
glow just beyond the
tree line. The moon-
l i ght i s casti ng i ts
shadow all around you
as you walk torward
t h e f a i r g r o u n d
entrance. You can see
faint lights in the dis-
tance and hear the
scr eams f r om t he
bui l di ngs. You are
beginning to wonder if
you c an make i t
through the maze of
hallways and rooms
occupi ed by ni ght
visions that exist here.
The things that occupy
these buildings seem
to capture all of your
senses at once. Its
your turn to open the
door. The adventure
begi ns as you go
through the doorway
into building #4, and
doesnt end until you
leave the property. The
Haunted Adventure
returns to Jefferson
County Fairgrounds to
continue testing your
will to survive the hor-
ror, the dark and the
terror that lurks in
every corner of your
i magi nat i on. The
Challenge for you, is
t o c o mp l e t e t h e
advent ure, wi t hout
screaming for mercy.
Brave Enough? Well
Find Out!!!! 6 BIG
NIGHTS: Fridays &
Saturdays, October
11th & 12th, October
18th & 19th, October
25th & 26th. www.the
hauntedfairgrounds.co
m.
Community
Calendar
CDL A, Truck Drivers-
Home Weekly, $1000+/wk
Assi gned Trucks, Pai d
Orientation. Must have 1 yr
driving exp 1-800-726-
6111.
CHURCH Custodian posi-
tion beginning December
1, 2013, 20 hours/week at
$10/hour. Send resume to
Cal var y UMC, 220 W.
Burke Street, Martinsburg,
WV 25401 or email to cal-
var yum@f r ont i er. com.
Resumes must be received
by October 15, 2013.
D.O.T. & Sports Physical.
Same Day Exam. Dr.
Chambers 304-263-4927.
Help Wanted
Saturday, October 19th 8am - Noon
Sunday, October 20th 8am - 2pm
NEW LOCATION:
St. Joseph School Cafeteria
110 E. Stephen Street, Martinsburg, WV
Featuring Pancakes, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Gravy,
Juice, Coffee..and of course... Apples
Tickets are $6.00 Advance $7.00 at Door Children under 6 eat Free
Advance Tickets can be purchased in Martinsburg at: Pattersons Drug Stores, Flowers Unlimited
and Chamber of Commer or with any Kiwanis Member . Call (304) 671-1552 for information
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FAX:
304-263-7106
EMAIL:
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with purchase of Medium Fry and Medium Drink or Larger
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We Accept Competitors Coupons
Did You Know???
During the First 7 months of
this year, LOAVES &
FISHES of Martinsburg Fed
over 2,000 families with
generous donations totaling
over 102,000 lbs. of food
~ Canned Soup (10. 5oz. ) ~ Canned Spaghetti Sauce
~ Spaghetti (1lb. boxes) ~ Jelly (small jars- 12oz. )
~ Tuna or Chicken Helper ~ Cereal (like Cheerios, Corn Flakes)
~ Ketchup ~ Canned Vegetables (16oz. )
(a United Way recipient)
If you would like to Volunteer?
Please Call 304.267.2810
Dont Forget
Those In Need...
Its Time To
Care & Share!
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Martinsburg CCAP
T H E F u l l G o s p e l
Pentecostal Church on 36
Laing Drive ( Four Mile
Woods) Martinsburg, WV
will be having the New
Cross Roads Quartet from
Mar t i ns bur g, WV on
Sunday, October 13th at
6pm. For more information
call 304-267-4071.
Wi nchest er Avenue
Ch r i s t i a n Ch u r c h
(Disciples of Christ) 400
Wi n c h e s t e r Av e ,
Martinsburg, WV. Rev.
Benj ami n Manni ng,
Minister. Sunday School
9:30, Morning Worship
10:45. Thursday 10:00-
1:00 Clothing Closet
Open. (Church entrance
and sanct uar y ar e
accessible to the handi-
capped). Everyone wel-
come.
BERKELEY COUNTY
School s Vol unt eer s
Needed- Assist a stu-
dent weekly with school
work and self-esteem.
Free training, TB test
a n d f i n g e r p r i n t s .
Volunteer at any BC
School with principal
discretion. FREE PASS
training on Thursdays at
9:30am, PALC, 3635
Wi n c h e s t e r Av e . ,
Martinsburg. No reser-
vations needed.
CRAFT SHOW &
YARD SALE
HEDGESVILLE Church
Seniors Craft Show/Yard
Sa l e s o n Sa t u r d ay,
October 12, 9am-2pm.
Corner of Route 9 and
Route 7 after crossing
Back Creek. Vendors Call
304-263-6350.
EASTRIDGE HEALTH
SYSTEMS
(304)263-8954
FREE CARE
If you qualify for WV
Charity Care Funds.
F A R M E R S
Market/Church Bazaar at
Zion Episcopal Church
Parish House, 221 East
Wa s h i n g t o n St r e e t ,
Char l es Town Fr i day,
November 1stfrom 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and
Saturday, November 2nd
from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00
p. m. L o t s o f t oy s ,
cl ot hes, books. Food:
bean and veget abl e
soup, ham sandwiches
and hotdogs. Call Parish
Office at 725-5312 for
details.
LYME Disease Support
Group: 2nd Wednesday
of the month 6-8 pm,
Shepher dst own Tr ai n
Station, Audrey Egle Dr.
Next meeting Oct 9. FB:
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Meals on Wheels
Needs Your Help
BERKELEY COUNTY
MEALS ON WHEELS
is looking for volun-
teer dri vers for our
noon meal del i ver y
program. If you and a
friend would like to
vol unt eer a coupl e
hours once a month to
hel p us del i ver hot
meals to our elderly,
convalescing or hand-
i capped nei ghbor s,
pl ease cont act our
director, Becky at 304-
263- 6622 bet ween
9am-12noon. You will
be trained by another
volunteer and will find
satisfaction in helping
to serve the communi-
ty in this way. These
positions need to be
fi l l ed as qui ckl y as
possible.
Potomac Park Retreat &
Conference Center, locat-
ed off Rt. 11, in Falling
Wa t e r s , WV a t 1 1
Tabernacle Way, will host a
Concer t Ser i es. The
Keystone State Quartet will
be in concert on Saturday,
November 9th at 6:00 pm
in the Conference Center
Auditorium. There is no
admission fee, however, an
offering will be received.
The public is invited! For
more information, please
call 304-274-2700.
2 Refrigerators for camper
or dorm. good condition
$40.00 each 304-676-
8717 or 304-676-8746
9 West Appliances
Ref r i gerat ors, St oves,
Wa s h e r s / D r y e r s &
Freezers. All like new with
warranty. Call 304-263-
5049.
ELECTRIC Dryer, runs
and is in good condition.
$30. 304-707-8414.
GE Refrigerator side by
side $250. Call 304-277-
8429.
MAYTAGWasher, $75. Call
304-820-9942.
MO U N TA I N S TAT E
APPLIANCES 304-263-
4612 Washers, Dryers,
Refrigerators, stoves. All
major brands including:
GE, Maytag, Kenmore,
Frigidaire and more. Best
prices anywhere with war-
ranty. We service what we
sell 304-263-4612.
S E L F C l e a n i n g
stove/oven, white in excel-
lent condition $225. Call
304-229-2710.
WASHER & Dryer, good
condition $350.00 for set.
Call (304) 725-4961.
Appliances
General News
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Arenas & Pole Barn Houses
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29 Gauge 40 Year Steel
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All Screwed On (28 Colors)
Seamless Gutters:
29 Colors Gutter Guards
Snow Birds Rain Barrels
Water Retention Systems
- - - - -
We Will Get Your Permit For You
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We Pick Up & Haul Any
Trash Left FREE Of Charge
304-754-5810 800-842-0276 304-754-5810 800-842-0276
WV#038517
Williamsport Retirement
Villages new 34,000 sq.
ft. rehabilitation wing
offers a state-of-the-art
rehabilitation department
and a variety of warm,
home-like features to
promote residents
comfort and choice!
Washington Countys Newest
Rehabilitation Center is Now Open!
(301) 223-7971
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Williamsport, MD 21795
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Garage Doors
540-662-1361
3167 Valley Pike Winchester, VA
WV013538
Insulated Raised Panel
White, Brown, Almond or Taupe
Torque Master Spring - Lock
Foamcore R - 8
Odd Size-Call For Price
Lewin-Yount
9x7 . . . . .
$
387
16x7 . . .
$
638
9x8 . . . . .
$
438
16x8 . . .
$
738
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Oct 24 - Nov 2, 2013
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Nov 16-27, 2013
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Mon, Tues, Thurs
800-336-3953
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One-on-one lessons
Flexible appointments
Professional Instruction
10%Discount on Insurance***
Free Car For Road Test*
Free pickup**
Driver Improvement Classes
Are you ready to start driving?
The Road And You Together
Driving School
Call Now For More Information
(304) 279-1067or on the web at:
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*Available with 10 hour package
**Within 5 Miles ***Check with
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1314 Edwin Miller Blvd.
1/2 Mile South of DMV
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Or have a childcare business?
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for 13 Weeks
For As
Little As
Visit us online at
www.yourbg.com
WHIRLPOOL set of wash-
er and dryer, white , good
condition, $300 for set.
Please call after 4pm 304-
229-2977.
GRACO Melanie pattern
Swing $40, pack n play
$50 and st rol l er $35.
Evenflo convertible car
s e a t $ 2 5 . Pr i n c e s s
Toddler bed with canopy
$60 and Princess toddler
bedding set$20. All in
good condition. 304-263-
3618.
FREE boys and gi r l s
c l o t h e s s i z e s f r o m
infants to kids size 12
call 304-596-3169
GIRLS Jeans- Sizes 5,6
& 7 hardly worn, .75 per
p a i r . Ca l l 3 0 4 - 2 6 7 -
9159.
JUNI OR Gi r l s Jeans
a n d A s s o r t e d t y p e
shir ts. Sizes 1-8. Good
c o n d i t i o n . 3 0 4 - 2 6 8 -
1589.
1/3 Carat Topaz Diamond
18K gold band, $400/obo.
Call 304-582-9736.
CPU Windows/Vista; moni-
tor; keyboard; speakers;
cables; printer; good condi-
tion $100 call 304-258-
1083 evenings.
SAVIN 3160 duplicator
masters/ink; excellent con-
dition; call 304-258-2766
Tues Fri AM
KODAK EasyShare 5300
(Printer, Scanner & Copier)
Great for pictures.
$125 OBO 304-820-3690
XBOX 360 force feed back
steering wheel, $60. 304-
267-5873.
AMISH made solid oak
dining table lion foot with 4
chairs $795/OBO. Call 304-
995-5706.
Bookshelf/display - light
birch, solid wood, commer-
cial/school quality & style
on castors. Displays books
front cover, lower shelf &
back for storage. $200/obo.
Call 304-264-9728
CHERRY Office Furniture-
Chai r, Computer Desk
E x e c u t i v e D e s k , 4
Bookcases, Stand $800.
Call 304-725-6901.
DINING room or kitchen
table, leaf and 6 chairs, oak
i n excel l ent condi ti on,
$450/obo. 304-582-8878.
FI FTH Wheel Hi t ches
$ 2 9 9 . N o Wo n d e r
Cheapskat es l ove us!
Propane and tanks. RV
supplies. Trailer hitches.
FALLING WATERS CAMP-
SITE!! Open 7 days until
5pm. 304-274-2791.
$ 2 9 9 . N o Wo n d e r
5pm. 304-274-2791.
LADYS 1880s finger roll
loveseat and chair. $400
obo. 304-274-6114.
MATTRESS/ Boxspr i ng
Sets. Twins $125, Fulls
$175, Queens $225, Kings
$300. Delivery Available
call for prices. 304-299-
1005 (Rod).
BED Frames, new twin/full
size in Box $20. Like new
King/Queen with 2 box
springs $40. Call 304-267-
9166 or 304-886-5307.
BI SSELL St eam and
Sweep f or har dwood
floors. Sanitizes floors,
like new, used very lit-
tle. $70. Call 304-263-
8230.
GOOD area rug 72x62,
beige with pink and blue
boarder. Have to see!
$15. Call 304-267-9473.
MICROWAVE table 32L
20W 32 1/2H $15 Call
304-263-1349.
RICCAR vacuum clean-
er, compact with shoul-
der strap and l ots of
attachments, l i ke new
$70. Call 304-263-8230.
S I N G E R s e w i n g
machi ne strai ght sti ch
f r o m P e r f e c t i o n
Garment in good condi-
t i on, $250. Cal l 304-
582-8878.
Household Items
Furniture
Electronics/
Personal
Computers/
Personal
Jewelry
Clothing
Baby/Infant
Jefferson County Fairground, Charles Town, WV
www.thehauntedfairgrounds.com or call Ron 304-725-4141
Haunted House Open
Rain or Shine! 7pm-11pm
Brave Enough?
Well Find Out!
Medic on Duty for Faint Of Heart!
Sponsor ed by
Country Roads Car Club
Adults -
$
7 Under 12-
$
4
6 BIG NIGHTS 6 BIG NIGHTS
Fridays & Saturdays
October 11
th
& 12
th
October 18
th
& 19
th
October 25
th
& 26
th
GPS - 1707 Old Leetown Pike, Kearneysville, WV 25430
Follow the Haunted Fairgrounds Signs from Charles Town, WV. - Rt.9 bypass, take Wiltshire Rd. (8 EAST)
3 miles to Stop sign, right onto Leetown Pike 1/2 mile to Jefferson Co. Fairground on the right.
This event has DONATED $150,500 to (Jefferson County) Charities!
Panhandle Free Clinic, Food Pantry, Santas Toy Shop, and Fire & Rescue
Beautiful Selection of Fall Mums.
Thousands of Pumpkins, Winter Squash & Gourds
Also, Friendly Goats to Pet & Feed
and Large Straw Bale Maze!
1885 Darke Lane- Leetown, WV 25430
(3/4 mile from the Jefferson County Fairgroundswatch for our handpainted signs)
304-725-1252
Weekend
Hay Rides
$
3
00
per
person
Corn Maze
$
5
00
per
person
Combo
$
7
50
per
person
Hay Ride &
Corn Maze
Find the letters
in the CORN MAZE
Open Daily
10am-6pm
HOURS:
amish furniture
159 Monroe Street Berkeley Plaza
Martinsburg, WV 25404
304-263-7522
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
Sun 12pm-4pm
REAL WOOD FURNITURE
AMISH
HANDCRAFTED FURNITURE
FOR EVERY ROOM
WE SPECIALIZE IN TWIN,
FULL, QUEEN & KING
CAPTAINS BEDS WITH 6 OR
12 DRAWERS AND OVER 30
DRESSERS, CHESTS & NITE
STANDS TO MATCH -
PLUS MORE!
EXTRA
20% OFF
LIMITED TIME ONLY
YOUR CHOICE
FINISHED OR
UNFINISHED
Located on Ridge Road Rt. 9 West of Martinsburg, WV
Across from Hedgesville High School
Sat. Oct. 12
th
Sun. Oct. 13
th
9 AM to 5 PM
SMALL ENGINE CLUB
Gas- Steam - Oil
TRACTORS
- Free Admission
- Plenty Of Free Parking
Plenty Of Food....
Country Ham Sandwiches
Homemade Iron Pot Bean Soup
Cornbread Hamburgers
Hot Dogs Cold Drinks
Ice Cream Truck
Saturday Oct. 12
th
Bluegrass Jam
Session 2-5 PM
Bring your
instruments
Live Draft
Horse
Demonstrations
with Machinery
and Wagons
Saw Mill
Blacksmith Demo Skills
Antique Steam Engines
Farm Machinery
Wagons & Tools
Apple Butter Making
Antique Cars and Trucks
Apple Cider Pressing
Hay Wagon Rides
Plowing, Disking, & Planting
David Bradley Tractors & Equipment
Vendors Welcome!
FEATURES....
Li ve Musi c Li ve Musi c Li ve Musi c
Saturday
One Arm Guitarist
Kenny Johnson
Sunday
Arnold T & the Brakes
Exhibitors Welcome! Exhibitors Welcome!
For more information call 304-582-5707
Visit us online at
www.yourbg.com
1 Bol en Tract or Mower,
4 years ol d, $250/ obo
and 2 Bl ack & Decker
Tr i mme r s , $ 5 0 / o b o.
Cal l 304-267-2571.
BLACK a n d De cke r
e l e c t r i c We e d e a t e r
14, used 1 t i me, $30.
Cal l 304-274-0253.
I HAUL AWAY FOR
F R E E ! R i d i n g a n d
push mower s, t i l l er s,
generat ors, weed t r i m-
mer s, snow bl ower s,
c h a i n s a w s , r o t o
t i l l er s, t r uck/ car bat -
t e r i e s , Al l g a s o l i n e
r e l a t e d i t e ms . Ca l l
304-267-4648 LM.
JOHN Deere Lawn Tractor
318 with many extras, good
condition, $1,200/obo. Call
304-671-8622.
MULCH- double shredded,
chocolate colored hard-
wood mulch, 10 yds $230 +
t ax del i vered. Smal l er
amounts available. Call
O.W. Hauling 304-264-
5966.
TOPSOIL Screened topsoil
with 20% screened com-
post added. 5 cubic yds
del i ver ed. Cal l O. W.
Hauling 304-264-5966.
YARD Machine- 5.5hp 3
w a y s y s t e m
Chipper/Shredder, used
very little. Retail $749,
Asking $300. Call 304-754-
8748.
8 ft. slate top pool table
with accessories. Tan felt
cover. 304- 279- 9151
Asking $500.00.
G O L D E N E a g l e
Compound Bow with all
accessories, $100. Call
304-229-2642.
HUFFY 10 speed, 26 bike.
Needs (1) tube, $60. Call
304-274-6044.
PARKER Hunter Mag all
accessor i es + ar r ows
some with lighted nocks,
$325, 304-229-1786.
POOL Table & Hockey
Table on reverse side.
Youth size in good condi-
tion $110/obo. Call 304-
676-9799.
R a c q u e t b a l l -
Experi enced SENIORS
Preferred. 304-229-9167
W e t s u i t - M e n s
small/medium upper torso,
longsleeve, black w/blue
lining, EC, $60 304-582-
3427
WINCHESTER 308 Model
8 8 S e r i a l H 2 6 9 0 2 5
3Scope/sling very good
condition $625 Cash 304-
728-7861.
REMOTE Cont r ol 4x4
Trucks, wireless, runs and
in good condition. 304-728-
7150.
100,000 BTU natural gas
hot water heater, $2,500.
Almost new! Call Diane or
Jimmie 304-279-3380 or
304-279-4027.
1998 Edition JCP Porcelain
Train Set. $35. Call 304-
263-1349.
2X6X16 NEW Framing
Lumber. $8.50 each. 8
P r e s s u r e Tr e a t e d
Landscape Timbers. $3.00
each. NIB Vinyl Shutters,
assorted sizes and colors.
$15 each. 304-258-2783.
225 feet of 10/3 and 12/2 rx
wire. $180.00. Call 304-
229-6484.
48cc 2 stroke Engine Motor
Kit for Motorizing Bicycle,
Bike slant 3L tank RB48
190725568096 motor for
bi cycl e, $155 and a
Classic 1963 Schwinn with
basket ladies bike $40 .
304 267-5819.
5 gallon fish aquarium that
comes with rocks, filters,
heat pump, food, decora-
tive rocks, ect, 2 months
old, $75. Call 304-267-
5873.
55 Gallon Metal Barrels
w/Removable Lids. Great
for feed, fuel & burning.
Only $15 each! Call 304-
267-4648 or 304-268-5952.
AMISH Buggy wood spoke
wheels with metal bands. 2
40 $175 each and 2 36
$150 each. Call 304-240-
9253.
BELT, mens, Justin, west-
ern , chestnut/buckskin top
grain cowhide, 34, no
buckle, VG, $4, 304-671-
3878
BOOM Pole. 3 point hitch.
good condition. $50. 304-
229-5751.
BRITANNIA JRtt 1952,
1953, 1954 Encyclopedia
and cabinet. Asking $700.
Call 304-240-0203 after
5pm.
CHAIR Caning-cane, split,
& rush. Call for prices 304-
263-3964.
Chamber l ai n 1/ 2 HP
Power Drive Chain Garage
Door Opener Fits most 7
$80 304-886-1633
CHRISTMAS Items-fi g-
urines, window candles,
flag/banners, and more.
Entire box for $25. 304-
725-1301
DEER/CARGO carrier, 20
x 60, 2 shaft, steel, 500
lb. capacity, VGC, $40, 304-
671-3878.
ELECTRICAL work need-
ed for elderly disabled per-
son. Volunteer about 45
minutes of work. Call 304-
725-4774.
$ 2 9 9 . N o Wo n d e r
5pm. 304-274-2791.
Misc.
Toys & Games Sporting Goods Lawn & Garden
1832 Winchester Ave. Corner of Rt. 11 and Sader Drive
Martinsburg, WV 304-263-9749
Inwood, WV 304-229-2845
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Fri & Sat
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Farm Market Farm Market
2 Miles on Back Creek Valley Road, Red Building on your Left
304-754-8904 Open Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 to 6:00
We Have Mums
& Pumpkins, Too!
Jalapeno Peppers
75
lb.
Tomatoes
99
lb.
Green Beans
$
1
50
lb.
Corn
$
3
50
dozen
$ 16 bushel
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MARTINSBURG 263-9303
ADULTS $7
CHILDREN (UNDER 11) $5
SR. CITIZENS $5
MILITARY (W/PROPER ID) $5
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For Showtimes Call:
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754-9031
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A c c i d e n t , C a n c e r
Di sabi l i t y, Long Ter m
C a r e , R e t i r e m e n t
Planning. Call 304-725-
7943.
GARAGE Bays for rent-
10x30. For storage only.
$75/MO, to be paid every
3 months. Call Kenny 304-
263-9732.
GENUINE Mills .5 Slot
Machine. All Bill-O-Matic
Corp. Call 304-240-0203
after 5pm.
GO- CART - SI NGLE
SEAT ER WI T H 8 HP
MOTOR, NEW TI RES,
N E W D R I V E B E LT,
ENGINE OVER HAUL,
$600/OBO. CALL 304-
671-8622.
HEAT pump & air furnace
unit 3 years old (Bryant) ex
condition complete $1250
304-229-1005.
HOME Interior Alice &
Andy Statues, $30 set.
Cal l anyti me 304-267-
9159.
INGERSOLL Rand Ai r
Compressor, 5hp, 80gal
t ank, EC. $650. John
Deere 214 Tractor with
mower deck. Bad engine.
$300. 304-258-2783.
KAREOKEE Machi ne-
Memorex. Speaker and
mi cr ophone i ncl uded.
Ex c el l ent c ondi t i on.
$75/OBO. 304-725-1301
KICKER Subwoofer 12
$110.00 .304-579-5582
LATHE wood 36, 1/28hp
with knives, SEARS $100.
Call 304-274-0253.
NEW Copeland 3-1/2 ton
Scroll compressor for out-
side heat pump. Bought &
dont need. Paid $800 will
sell for $100. 304-229-8007
NFL Foot bal l Car ds
Complete Set 2012 . $40.00
304-579-5582
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Pageant Oct . 27t h i n
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cast.net.
STRUCTURAL steel angle
20 pcs mostly 4X6 heavy
wall $2500. Call 304-267-
2545.
THREE 52 Straight Awning
Berry Striped Sturbridge
Ya n k e e Wo r k s h o p
Valances. Like new. $60
cash only . 304-886-1633
Walkboard, Pump Jacks,
Etc., FOR SALE- (1) 24 X
12 Walk Board; 2) 24 Pump
Jack Pol es; ( 2) Roof
Brackets; (2) Work Stations;
(2) Alum-A-Joints; (2) 6
Extension Joints; (2) 6
Extension Poles *Poles Can
Be Extended to 30 Each* -
$1500.00 for ALL! Great
Condition! Mike @ 304-
728-8686 (pls. leave mes-
sage)
WET Dry Household Vac,
4.5 gal still in the box, $35.
Call after 2:30pm 304-264-
9594.
WHITFIELD pellet stove.
Black laquer finish. all
hookups included. good
cond. $1000.00 or offer
Ceramic tile base included.
304-676-8717 or 304-676-
8746
W o o d j o i n t e r -
Cr af t sman cast i r on
6 x36 bed on st eel
s t a n d , wo r k s g o o d ,
$125/BO 304-582-3427
X-MAS Tree- 4.5ft with
l i g h t s , As p e n Pi n e.
Indoor Only, used 1 year
$30. Call 304-264-9594.
WANTED: Free Bicycle
Horns and Bells for chil-
drens project. Call 304-
258-4074.
WA N T I N G t o b u y
Chestnuts call 304-725-
5415
GENERATOR 7000/9000,
15HP. Brand new - still in
box. Remote start. Battery
and oil incl. On wheeled
cart. $800 Cash. Call 304-
261-2919.
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nd
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All Star Storage
2 Locations:
6610 Winchester Ave., Martinsburg
& Henshaw Rd. & Rt. 11
Bunker Hill
Tue/Wed 8-5, Th/Fri 8-5:30 Sat 8-3:30
1948 Shepherdstown Rd. Martinsburg, WV
304-260-6500
Meat Packages Available
For Only $100
Includes Beef, Pork and Chicken
Crestview Meat Market
Farm Fresh Eggs
(Free Range Chickens)
$
3
00
/dozen
- Free Estimates -
304-596-2305
Mon. -Fri. 10am to 5pm
Sat. & Evenings by Appt.
68 Hinton Court
Your Kitchen...
Reimagined, Revamped, Reimagined, Revamped, Reimagined, Revamped,
and Redesigned. and Redesigned. and Redesigned.
Your CABINET Source for the
Eastern Panhandle
Signature Cabinetry
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&
Inform The Community
Of Your Church News
Due Thursday At Noon
Buyers Guide ~ Church News
415 Wilson St., Martinsburg, WV 25401
FAX: 304-263-7106 EMAIL: [email protected]
REMOVAL of dead live-
stock call for prices 304-
671-2220.
AKC Yorkie Puppies. 3
females and 5 males. Very
small and cute. Asking
$400 for males and $450
for females. Please call
304-263-4179.
2 5 week old kittens need
a good home. Call 304-
876-8537.
WANTED- Your unwanted
f ar m ani mal s, Goat s,
Chi ckens, Roos t er s,
G e e s e , D u c k s ,
Guineas,Turkeys, Pigeons,
House Birds, Rabbits, ect.
Further details Call Big Ben
304-267-4648. Clip&Save!
WICKER Dog Cages- tan
Baylsle Collection. Same as
new 22WX30LX24T, $130
smal l er 19WX24LX21T
$100. Call 304-263-8391.
H O R S E B o a r d i n g .
Beautiful country setting
and laid back surround-
ing.Trainer available. Field
board $150 month, stall
keep $300 month. Also
available round pen for
training and arena. For
more details please call
304-263-3873.
HAPPY Goer s Travel .
October 12th Cumberland
Train Ride to Frostburg.
October 20-21 Atlantic City,
NJ at Tropicana Casino
w/rebates and 2 buffets &
$35 coins. November 9th
Wi l l i amsbur g Pot t er y.
December 13th-15th New
York Christmas Trip at
Radio City Show featuring
the Rockettes. Call 304-
267-8723.
Bus Trips
Boarding
Misc. Pets
Cats
Dogs
Livestock
Immediate
Delivery
Set
Up
And
Removal
Of Old
Bedding
Available
GREAT DEALS
Compare Our Prices And Quality
BEST BUYS!
Dont Pay High Chain Store Prices . . .
TRUCKLOAD
MATTRESS
SALE!
DONT FORGET!
Check us out online to
special order from the
many suppliers we are set
up with..such as:
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Online!
IMPERIAL
AMERICAN
HERITAGE
2-SIDED PLUSH
MADE IN WV
Twin Set
$
269
95
Full Set
$
359
95
Queen Set
$
419
95
412 Hi-Profile Coils
OCTOBER
SPECIAL
Ashley & La-Z-boy & Catnapper to name
a few... Call for a quote today!
All Furniture Discount Priced Every Day!
205 Eagle School Road Martinsburg, WV 304-263-6969
Next to Golds Gym
Monday - Friday 9:30 AM to 6:00PM Saturday 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM CLOSED SUNDAY
Shop and Compare... Youll be glad you did! CREDIT AND LAYAWAYS ARE AVAILABLE
D utch B rothers
urniture & attress utlet urniture & attress utlet F urniture & M attress O utlet
Since
1983
Remember...Shop and Compare,
Youll Be Glad You Did!
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Upholstery by SERTA
MFG by Hughes
2 Piece Combos
Plush Microfiber
Sofa & Loveseat

$
699
95
Sofa & Chair

$
629
95
998 Arden-Nollville Rd Inwood, WV 25428
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HUNTING
SEASON
CLASS III DEALER
YHM Suppressors Surefire Suppressors
304.229.4411
304.229.4411
Is Here!
Mon-Thur 10-6 Fri 10-7 Sat 9:30-4
From Muskets To Machine Guns
II II II
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2014 WV Concealed Carry Classes
Signup in Store or Online
Check out the largest selection in the tri-state area!
Master Dealer for:
LWRC Glock Remington Kimber S&W Springfield
Indoor Rifle &
Pistol Ranges
Wapiti
Wapiti
Taxidermy
Taxidermy
Dick Evans
238 Beautiful Court
304-263-3166
Professional Taxidermy
Over 45 Years Experience
Shoulder & Life-Size Mounts
Tanning & Fish Mounts
Small Game & Bird Mounts
All Work Guaranteed!
7437 Sharpsburg Pike, Boonsboro, MD 21713
Only 10 Minutes from Shepherdstown on Rt. 65 (Sharpsburg Pike)
301-302-0740
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-6:00pm
Saturday 8:00am-5:00pm Closed Sunday
Pumpkins, Gourds
& Fall Decor
Are Here!
Wood Pellets
Have Arrived!
Local Sweet Corn
Local Fruits & Vegetables
Fall Mums & Asters
Trees Shrubs Mulch Stone
www. fishersheds .com
Sheds
Garages
Horse Shelters
Gazebos
Chicken Coops
Swing Sets and More
Two Story Barns
Double Car Garage
Shop Around And Compare Our
Prices & Quality Cant Be Beat!
Call Our Experienced Sales Manager
Cliff 1-301-733-7433
email: [email protected]
See Our Display At 500 Burhans Blvd. Hagerstown, MD
Intersection of Burhans Blvd. and Wesel Ave.
Rent To Own
No Credit Checks
Quality Storage Solutions Since 1982
CASH PAID FOR ANYTHING OLD
GET PAID CASH TODAY!
304-839-4166
Dont Wait For An Auction...
We Buy It All!
Liquidating your estate? From one piece to an
entire accumulation or collection.
Visit us online at
www.yourbg.com
Get A Yard Sale Kit For Only
$
4.00, With Purchase Of A Yard Sale Ad... Call 304-267-9983
2 Fami l y Yar d Sal e-
Fr i d a y & S a t u r d a y,
Oct ober 11t h & 12t h,
10am-6pm. 1/2 mile on
Ca n n o n Hi l l Ro a d ,
Hedgesvi l l e. Tur n on
Ma r y St r e e t a t t h e
square.
COMMUNITY Yard Sale
and Open Hous e at
R u m s e y T e r r a c e
Apartments on Saturday,
October 12th starting at
8 a m. R t . 9 t o wa r d s
Hedgesville across from
the new DMV.
GARAGE Sale- Friday,
8 a m- 4 p m. Cl o t h i n g
(Large Sizes) Antiques,
Ho u s e wa r e s , CD s ,
DV D s , C o o k w a r e ,
Dishes, Misc, TV, A/C,
Kitchen Appliances. 396
W. Race Street, Race
and Raleigh Streets.
HUGE YARD SALE, PAN-
CAKE BREAKFAST AND
APPLE BUTTER MAK-
I NG OCTOB E R 1 9 ,
STARTI NG AT 7A. M.
OPEN TO PUBLIC. CALL
3 0 4 - 2 7 9 - 0 3 8 7 F OR
SPACES @ $15 EACH-
LUNCH WILL BE AVAIL-
ABLE TOO. APPLE BUT-
TER CAN BE PICKED
UP AT 1:00P.M. COME
T O F E L L O W S H I P
C H U R C H O F T H E
BRETHREN 505 BLOS-
SOM DRIVE, MARTINS-
BURG. OFF OF ROUTE
11 S
INDOOR Yard and Bake
Sale- Saturday, October
12th, 8am-? Victory Free
Will Baptist Church, Rt.
230 Halltown. Proceeds
benefit VFB Youth and
EPCA.
I NDOOR/ OUT DOOR
Ya r d S a l e a t H H S
Gymnasium. Be warm/Be
dr y whi l e you shop!
Oct ober 12t h, 2013,
8am-1pm. Helps benefit
t he Hedgesvi l l e Gi r l s
Basketball Team. Spaces
are still available for set
up from 6 to 8am. Spaces
Rent al s: $20 i ndoor s
12x12; outdoors space
as needed. For more
information contact: Ben
Merica 304-904-2751 or
[email protected].
us
P O R C H S a l e - 8 2 0
Winchester Ave., 8:30-?
October 11th. Lots of
misc. including big stuff.
SATURDAY, October 12 8
AM to 2 PM- 283 Jenny
Wren Drive, Martinsburg;
Girls size 7-8; Gymboree
Bl ue Chri stmas Dress;
toys; books; DVDs; Plus
Si ze Womens 2X-3X;
Longaberger baskets/tree
stand; Boyds Bears includ-
ing resin; Disney Barbie
Castle; Leap Pad Tag sys-
tem; Brand new doll house
(build yourself); and more.
TABLE SAW, Coats for
Men and Children and
Householdd Items. 9am-
5pm, 605 Eagl e Ave.,
Charles Town. 5th & 6th
and 12th & 13th.
VENDORS NEEDED-
Martinsburg High Schools
Multicultural Club is hold-
ing its 1st Annual Yard Sale
on October 26 from 8:00
A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Vendors
are needed. Forms are
available at MHS. $25.00
for each space; tables not
included. Contact Celeste
Brown at (304) 267-3530
for more information.
YARD Sale Pooles Park &
Sell, 9077 Hedgesville Rd,
Hedgesville, WV. 304-671-
0 8 0 0 . Fr i d ay 1 0 / 1 0 ,
Saturday 10/11, Sunday
10/ 12. Many di f fer ent
items. Also have table and
space for rent if interested.
YARD Sale Spaces avail-
abl e at Chur ch- Bet h
Haven Baptist Church at
1523 Van Clevesville Road,
Martisnburg will be renting
spaces at $10.00 a space
for Yard Sale to be held on
October 12th from 8am-
3pm. Fi rst Come Fi rst
Serve. For more informa-
tion call 304-876-2981.
YARD Sale- 200 East John
Street, Octiber 11th & 12th,
8am-1pm. Furniture, Tools,
Crock, Bottles, Misc.
YARD Sale- October 11th
& 12t h, Di nal i Dr i ve
(Ri dgef i el d) 7am-4pm.
Kids & Adult Clothes and
More
YARD Sal e- Saturday,
Oct ober 12t h, 8am- ?
Across from HoFes Well
Dr i l l i n g . Rt . 9 We s t
Hedgesville. Cancelled if
rain. Clothes, Toys, Country
Decor, Antiques, Ect.
T H I S a n d T h a t
C o n s i g n m e n t
clothing/furniture/house-
hold items and more!
Check our store for week-
ly Specials! A little bit of
this and a whole lot of
t hat . Leet own Rd. ,
Kear neysvi l l e, Thur s-
Sunday 10am-6pm, 304-
724-3066.
Yard Sales
Friday, October 11th 4:00pm
Saturday, October 12th 8:30am
4194 Williamsport Pike Martinsburg, WV
(Corner of Rt11 & Bedington Road
West Virginia Equipment
Truck & Trailer Auction
Large Selection of Campers & RVs
All Up For Auction!
1974 Jeep
CJ-5 Custom
MID-TOWN AUCTION
137 N. Queen St., Martinsburg, WV 304.260.9394
Not responsible for accidents. Luncheon rights reserved. Announcements at sale take p recedence.
J.W. Mauck, Jr. WV1494 Michael T. WV1704
GO TO AUCTIONZIP.COM
5PM: BOXLOTS - CANNING JARS,
GLASSWARE, POTS/PANS, HAND TOOLS,
LADDERS, BAR-B-Q GRILL, RECLINERS, DAY
BEDS, BOOKS, CLASSICAL RECORDS, ETC.
6PM: 1900S ARCHITECTURAL GATE,
HALLOWEEN, GLASSWARE, CORNING, SMALL
APPLIANCES, ALUMINUM WARE, BR SET/
KING BED, DRESSER, CHEST, SCREEN,
RECLINER, SETTEE, PORCELAIN WARE,
SCONCES, DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE/5 SHIELD BACK CHAIRS, HARDROCK
MAPLE TABLE/4 CHAIRS, DINNERWARE SETS, TEA CART, LAMPS,
SITTING AMOOR FIGURE, MIRRORS, 45S, COMICS, METAL CLOSET,
SMALL STANDS, ETC
*** ITEMS BEING ADDED DAILY ***
FRI., OCT 11
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, 2013
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T Best Produce
In Berk. Co.
Williamsport Pike
(behind Sheetz)
Spring Mills, WV
1-304-676-9983
1-301-733-3142
GlasswareElectronics
AntiquesToolsFlags
KnivesCrafts
Airsoft GunsStun Guns
Locksmith Chip Keys
Pet Rescue Is
Here!
Sat., Oct. 12
th
w/Pets for
Adoption!
Vendors $10/Day -
$20/Weekend
Fri, Sat & Sun
Country Side Homes
of WV
3BD - 2.5BA $56,000
3BD - 2BA $39,900
2BD - 1BA $31,000
Other homes avaiable
304-263-8245.
HOMES for sal e. Cal l
C2 1 St e r l i n g , 3 0 4 -
2 6 3 - 2 1 2 1 . L e n d e r s
avai l abl e. See Di spl ay
Ad.
14x70 2 Bedr oom, 2
Bath, $11,995 on nice
lot in Martinsburg. Call
304-263-5900.
MARTI NSBURG 3BR,
2BA Doublewide set up
on ni ce l ot i n par k.
Fi nanc i ng avai l abl e.
$31,900. Call 304-263-
5900.
NEAR Romney. WV 5 miles
West of Slanesville on
Slaneville Pike. Late model
mobile home. Lived in less
than 1 year. Electric heat & air.
3 Bedroom on 2 acres.
$63,900 with 10% down,
owner finance. Call 843-283-
8398.
NEWLY remodeled 3Bdrm, 2
Bath in quiet community near
Falling Waters w/garden tub.
Financing available. Call for
info. 304-279-2835.
11 acres wooded with small
stream in Springfield, WV near
Romney. Fantastic hunting.
$47,900 with 10% down,
owner financing. Other proper-
ties available. Call 843-283-
8398.
48 acres of Prime Hunting
Land approx. 10 miles from
Inwood. Abundant Wildlife,
Deer, Turkey, Ect. Call for
Pricing. Cabin to finished soon.
Call 304-261-2919.
VARIOUSLots available.
Some owner finance. Call
C21 Sterling, 304-263-2121.
See Display Ad.
2 Offices for rent and automo-
bile and boat storage on the
new Raleigh Street Extension.
Call 304-267-2887.
2 Bedroom Apartment for rent
with washer and dryer, front
and back yard. Pets Welcome!
$700/mo. By appointment
only call 443-867-7571.
2BDRM Apartments For
Rent- Short Term Lease. Ask
for Kay at Century 21 Sterling.
Call 304-263-2121 or 304-
279-7347. See Display Ad.
1-4 Bedroom Rentals. Call
C21 Sterling, 304-263-2121.
See Display Ad.
2 story 3 Bedroom house on
New York Ave., Martinsburg,
$850/month plus utilities.
Security Deposit Required.
Prefer non-smoker. Available
November 1st. Leave mes-
sage 304-261-6966, 301-667-
0313.
3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Rancher
on 1/4 lot, looks like new on the
outskirts of Martinsburg.Taking
appl i cat i ons. No Pet s,
$895/mo. 304-263-0894 or
304-820-8765.
FOR Rent- 3Bdrm, 2 Bath
newly renovated. Bunker Hill
Area. no Pets. Call for info. 304-
279-2835.
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath 14x60
Mobile Home with Central Air,
Total Electric on Private 1 Acre
Lot with 2 Out Buildings. Water
and Sewer Included. 4 miles
Southeast of Martinsburg. No
Pets. $700/mo + security. Call
304-261-2919.
2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath on
fenced 2 acres, $700/mo +
$700 deposit. Call 304-229-
9607.
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath includes
Building, $670/mo plus deposit
.Water/Sewer/Garbage includ-
ed. No Pets. Exit 8 off I-81.
Located in Dunham Mobile
Home Park. Call 304-754-
8979.
FOR RENT- NEWLY remod-
eled 3Bdrm, 2 Bath in quiet
community near Falling Waters
w/garden tub. Call for info. 304-
279-2835.
MOBILE Home on private lot,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths & sun-
room, $700 per month, $700
security deposit includes water,
sewer, trash. No pets! No
smokers! Taking applications.
Berkeley Springs 304-258-
2086.
FOR Rent near Harpers Ferry
on Mountain, furnished base-
ment apartment, non-drinker/
non-smoker/no drugs for sin-
gle working person, great com-
munter location, utilities includ-
ed. Call 571-213-2415.
ROOMS for Rent- Inwood
$450-$550 a month. Call for
details. 304-264-1400, Keller
Williams Reality, Nancy
McBride Broker. Call Marianne
304-676-1896..
2 Beautiful, serene ceme-
ter y l ots i n Rosewood
cemetery. Located in the
Garden of the Cross sec-
tion. Location: Cross C lot
67D space 1 & 2. $7,000
for both. 940-395-4153 or
940-230-0077.
Cemetery Lots
Rooms For Rent
For Rent-
Mobile Homes
For Rent-Homes
For Rent-
Apartments
Commercial
Lots & Acreage
Mobile Homes
For Sale
Homes For Sale
Manufactured
Homes
Open House 10/11 Friday 5-7pm
10/12 Saturday 2-4pm
570 Sierra Drive
OPEN HOUSE
For Sale by Owner
$
349,900
Beautiful custom home featured on architects
website. 4BR, 2.5BA, 2,500sq.ft. in a prime
location close to schools, hospitals, shopping
and the interstate. Go to www.zillow.com and
enter the address for more information and
pictures. Please come visit us during open
House hours or call 304-279-2943.
RENTALS
BUY SELL
Agents on Duty
For All Your Real Estate Needs
304-263-2121
866-596-2121
Rick Boswell 158 Crimson Circle
Broker/Owner Martinsburg, WV
www.c21sterling.com
Each Office is Independently Owned & Operated
Visit us online at
www.yourbg.com
Need Childcare?
Let the Buyers Guide Help
You With Your Advertising!
304-267-9983
CUSTOM Car pent r y,
Remodel i ng ki t chens,
painting, roofing, decks,
HVAC, si di ng, fasci a,
soffit, bathrooms, addi-
t i o n s . Cu s t o m bu i l t
homes. Plumbing, elec-
trical, residential, com-
merci al . J&J Bui l ders.
Li censed/ I nsured 304-
263-1798, Jjbld.com.
AVAI LABLE l i censed
d a y c a r e p r o v i d e r ,
Mountainheart accepted,
1st shift and 3rd shift.
304-263-5993 or 304-
267-4080.
LITTLE Spirits Daycare
h a s o p e n i n g s i n
Ke a r n ey s v i l l e a r e a .
S t a t e M o n i t o r e d .
Mountainheart & Private
Pay accepted. Full-Time,
Part-Time and will do by
day by appoi nt ment .
Cal l Debbi e 304-725-
4637.
LOOKING For Excellent
Childcare?23 years experi-
ence. Monday- Fr i day
6:30am-5:30pm. Berkeley
Heights District. Please call
Carol for more information
304-264-0938.
FIREWOOD For Sale- $60
compact pick-up load deliv-
ered. Call 304-263-6493.
Martinsburg Area.
FIREWOOD Oak cut and
split, $140 cord, $75 half
cord. $10 more if delivered
o v e r 1 0 mi l e s f r o m
Martinsburg. Call 304-267-
2461.
FIREWOOD- $100 CORD
OF 6 MON T H OA K
MAPLE. MOSTLY BY
DECEMBER. CALL 304-
886-0816.
FIREWOOD-mixed hard-
wood 1/2 cord to 2 cords.
Call O.W. Hauling 304-264-
5966.
FIREWOOD: $75. pick up
load. Mixed hardwood, split
season. Some free deliv-
ery. Call 304-886-9461.
Fuel, Coal,
Firewood
Childcare
Carpentry
Dining and
Entertainment
Guide
Your weekly information
guide to the best in dining
and entertainment values.
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Enjoy our Full Menu for Lunch & Dinner
(304) 229-3443
Voted Best
Karaoke Again-
2012 Readers
Choice Awards
Great Entertainment...
72 Pedal Car Drive, Inwood, WV
Prime Rib Special $15.75
Every Fri. & Sat. Night 12 oz. of tender
Prime Rib served with Au Jus &choice of 2 sides
Wednesday - Shrimp Special!
A pound of delicious, large steamed
shrimp for only $8.75. Eat in only!
Saturday Night Steak Special - 2 for $20
Two 8oz. Rib Eye steaks each served with a baked
potato and tossed salad. What a deal!
WINGS! WINGS! WINGS!
50 each, Mon. thru Thurs. 6 til 8.
Eat in only.
Our Annual Halloween Costume Party
will be on Saturday, October 26, from 8pm-Midnight
We will have Karaoke with Joe. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes.
This is one of the biggest parties of the year. Be sure to join us!
Karaoke with Joe Brown
will be on Saturday, October 12
8pm-Midnight No Cover Charge
Trivia Night this month
will be on Saturday, October 19
8pm-10pm Participation is free
Winning team receives a $25 gift certificate
www.hosss.com
Banquet Rooms Available
(304) 267-2224
195 Aikens Center
Martinsburg, WV
Sun - Thurs 11am-9pm
Fri & Sat 11am-10pm
$
5
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OFF
Any
$
30 Purchase
*Excludes our American Value Menu
Not valid with any other
offers or discounts.
Must present coupon.
Expiration: 10/31/2013
Book Your Holiday
Parties Now!
Treat yourself to the best food in town!
A Very Special Thanks to our loyal customers for your patronage!
55 Meadow Lane Plaza Martinsburg, WV
DAILY
SPECIALS!
HOMEMADE Soups & Salads
Open 7 Days A Week! 8am-2pm
- Fresh Country Sausage
- Homemade Breakfast Gravies
Breakfast Served All Day
Family Restaurant
(304) 262-4646
Waffle/Pancake Breakfast
Sat. Oct 12
th
8am-11am
per
person
$
6
VFW Post 3522 Charles Town
116 E. Liberty St. Charles Town, WV
304.725.5946
Menu
Includes...Waffles,
Pancakes, Eggs to
Order, Bacon, Sausage
Gravy, Fried Potatoes,
Biscuits, Orange Juice
& Coffee
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
VFW Post 3522 Charles Town
There will be no breakfast in
September due to our
Annual Labor Day Picnic!
Saturday,
Oct. 12
th
9pm-1am
36 Veronica Drive
(off Eagle School Rd.)
Martinsburg, WV
304-262-8840
~ No Cover
~ Drink Specials
Friday,
Oct. 18
th
9pm-1am
SPORTSMAN BASH
SHEPHERDSTOWN
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
$
25 Donation Food
& Drink Included
Tickets are available
for purchase online at
ww.station3events.com
8052 MARTINSBURG PIKE SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV
CONTACT ANY SVFD MEMBER OR CALL 304-876-2311
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2013
11:30 Doors Open
12:30
$
1,000 Cash
12:45 Ruger Hawkeye 300 Win Mag
1:00
$
250 Cash
1:15
$
250 Cash
1:30 Savage 11/111 Hunter XP 7mm-08
1:45
$
250 Cash
2:00
$
250 Cash
2:15 Ruger American 30-06
2:30
$
250 Cash
2:45
$
250 Cash
3:00 Savage Mark 2 BAT 22
3:15 Marlin 336 30-30
3:30
$
250 Cash
3:45 Remington 87 Exp 12 G Syn
4:00
$
500 Cash
4:15 Remington 700 SPS.243
4:30
$
250 Cash
4:45
$
250 Cash
5:00 Ruger Hawkeye 25-06
5:15
$
250 Cash
5:30
$
250 Cash
5:45 Stevens Model 512 O/U 20 Gauge
6:00 $250 Cash
6:15 Mossberg 4x4 270 w/scope
6:30 Ruger Hawkeye 22-250
6:45 Savage 93R17 BTV 17
7:00 2013 King Quad 400cc 4x4
with 5x10 Trailer
**No one under 12 will be admitted.
Must be 18 to claim gun prizes.
Call today... 304/262-4436
www.geffertlaw.com
114 S. Maple Ave., Martinsburg, WV 25401
Off Route 45, On Shepherdstown Bypass
Monday - Saturday 8:30-5
Sunday 10-4
304-876- 3 1 88
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Fall
Pansies Pansies
Jumbo Mums
5 gal., 3 gal., 2 gal.,
& 9in & 6in.
ALL PERENIALS
& ORNAMENTAL GRASS
Turman
Premium
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Now
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Bulk
Decorative
Stone
Bulk
Colored
Mulch
Screen Topsoil Pine Bark
Shredded Hardwood
Mulch, Leafgro
~ Delivery Available ~
~Pumpkins
~ Fall Mums
Fall Decorative Planters
Gourds Fall Decor
& More!
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Cancer
Awareness
Safeguarding
Your Skin
How to protect
yourself from
skin cancer
Fighting Cancer
With Food
How nutrition can
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Kids and
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Recognizing the warning
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Proactive
ways to
reduce your
risk of
developing
cancer
Receiving a cancer diagnosis
can be a devastating moment
in a persons life. While many
cancers are treatable, a cancer
diagnosis is still a life-changing
moment that leaves many
people asking themselves if
there was something they
could have done to prevent
getting cancer.
Its easy to take a reactionary
approach to a cancer diagnosis,
but many people might not
know they can take a proactive
approach to reduce their risk
of developing cancer in the
first place. Though the
following tips cant guarantee
you will never receive a cancer
diagnosis, they can help you
reduce that risk considerably.
Maintain a healthy weight.
Numerous studies have
indicated that being
overweight or obese can
increase your risk of
developing certain cancers.
Uterine, breast, prostate and
colorectal cancers have all been
linked to being overweight or
obese. Speak to your physician
about a plan to help you lose
weight and then maintain that
weight. Your doctor should be
able to provide insight on
nutrition and how you should
approach exercise if its been
awhile since exercise was a part
of your daily routine.
Avoid tobacco or quit
smoking. Cigarette smoking is
responsible for a majority of
cases of lung cancer, which is
the leading cause of cancer
death in the United States.
Smoking causes about 90
percent of lung cancer deaths
in men and roughly 80 percent
of lung cancer deaths in
women, according to the
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention. Men who
smoke are nearly 23 times
more likely to develop lung
cancer than men who dont,
while women who smoke are
13 times more likely to
develop lung cancer than
women who avoid smoking
tobacco. Smoking also
increases a persons risk of
developing other cancers,
including cancer of the larynx,
mouth and throat, kidney,
esophagus, bladder, and
pancreas. Smokers who quit
smoking will see their cancer
risk reduce dramatically the
longer they go without
smoking.
Steer clear of secondhand
smoke. Even if you dont
smoke you might be putting
yourself at risk if you allow
others around you to smoke in
your presence. According to
the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services,
exposure to secondhand smoke
can increase a persons risk of
developing lung cancer by as
much as 30 percent. Thats
because the concentration of
many toxic and cancer-causing
chemicals is higher in
secondhand smoke than the
smoke inhaled by smokers.
Reduce alcohol
consumption. A 2007 study
from the World Health
Organization revealed that
daily consumption of 50
grams of alcohol, or about 1.8
ounces, doubles or triples a
persons risk of developing
mouth, voice box or throat
cancers. In addition, many
studies have linked alcohol
consumption to a heightened
risk of primary liver cancer
and an increased risk of breast
cancer. Also, a variety of
studies have linked alcohol
consumption to an increased
risk of colorectal cancer.
Take precautionary measures
when spending time in the
sun. Exposure to the suns
ultraviolet rays has been linked
to skin cancer, which is the
most common form of cancer
in the United States. When
spending time in the sun,
always apply adequate
sunscreen with a minimum
sun protection factor, or SPF,
of 15. In addition, wear
appropriate clothing,
including sunglasses, and seek
out shaded areas when
spending a significant amount
of time in the sun.
Men and women do not have
to wait until a cancer diagnosis
to start living healthier.
Adopting a proactive approach
can greatly reduce your risk of
developing cancer and a
variety of other health issues as
well.
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Non-small cell lung cancer, or
NSCLC , is the most common type of
lung cancer, with about 85 to 90
percent of lung cancers falling into
this category. There are three main
subtypes of NSCLC: squamous cell
(epidermoid) carcinoma,
adenocarcinoma and large cell
(undifferentiated) carcinoma. Roughly
25 to 30 percent of all lung cancers are
squamous cell carcinomas, which start
in the flat cells known as squamous
cells that line the inside of the airways
in the lung. Usually found in the
middle of the lungs, these squamous
cells are typically linked to a history of
smoking. Adenocarcinomas account for
approximately 40 percent of lung
cancer diagnoses, and these start in the
early versions of the cells that are
normally responsible for secreting
mucus. Though adenocarcinoma is the
most common form of lung cancer
found in nonsmokers, it mainly occurs
in current or former smokers.
Adenocarcinoma if most often found in
the outer parts of the lung and is likely
to be discovered before it spreads beyond
the lung. Thats because adenocarcinoma
grows more slowly than other forms of
lung cancer, which is why the prognosis
for those with adenocarcinoma is often
better than it is for those with other
types of lung cancer. Large cell
carcinoma, which accounts for about 10
to 15 percent of lung cancers, can be
found in any part of the lung, and it
tends to grow and spread quickly.
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Few, if any, families can say
they have never had an
experience with cancer.
Cancer is a potentially deadly
disease with no cure. While
cancer can be treated
effectively, there is no way for
men and women to eliminate
their risk of developing cancer.
Though cancer may strike
even the healthiest of persons,
there are ways men, women
and even children can reduce
their risk. One such way is to
consume certain foods that
researchers feel can reduce
cancer risk. Though precisely
how these foods fight cancer
remains a mystery, cancer
researchers feel they can
effectively lower an
individuals cancer risk when
combined to form a healthy
diet.
Beans: Beans boast
numerous healthy attributes,
and their potential to reduce
cancer risk is one such
attribute. Beans contain many
phytochemicals that
researchers feel protect the
cells from the type of damage
that can ultimately make a
person susceptible to cancer.
Beans also have been shown to
decelerate tumor growth and
prevent tumors from releasing
potentially harmful substances
that can damage nearby cells.
Colorful fruits and
vegetables: It may seem odd
that a foods color can have an
impact on cancer risk, but
colorful fruits and vegetables
contain more cancer-fighting
nutrients than fruits and
vegetables that arent as flashy.
Consuming such fruits and
vegetables also helps men and
women maintain a healthy
body weight, an important
benefit when considering
overweight and obesity
increases a persons risk for
multiple cancers.
Foods with folate: Folate is a
B vitamin that can reduce a
persons risk of developing
several cancers, including
those of the colon, rectum and
breast. Those who are fond of
a healthy breakfast to begin
their day may already be
getting healthy doses of folate,
which can be found in eggs,
fortified breakfast cereals,
orange juice, and strawberries,
among other foods. If toast is
your breakfast of choice, opt
for whole wheat toast, as
whole wheat products are a
good source of folate.
Grapes: Studies have shown
that resveratrol, a key
ingredient in grapes, may
prevent the type of damage
that triggers the production of
cancerous cells. Though
scientists are not yet
comfortable saying grapes, or
beverages like grape juice and
wine, can reduce cancer risk,
they believe that the
antioxidant and anti-
inflammatory properties of
grapes make them a healthy
option.
Tomatoes: Tomatoes are
widely beloved, and perhaps
that love affair stems from the
tomatos role in fighting
cancer. Though the reasons
are unknown, tomatoes have
been linked to lowering mens
risk for prostate cancer. One
such study, a 1995 study from
researchers at the Harvard
Medical School, found that
men who ate 10 or more
servings of tomatoes per week
reduced their risk of
developing aggressive prostate
tumors by nearly 50 percent.
Later research from the author
of the 1995 study found that
processed tomatoes, such as
those found in tomato paste
and tomato sauce, were even
more effective at reducing
cancer risk than fresh
tomatoes. Tomatoes have also
been linked to lowering a
persons risk for lung and
stomach cancers.
Water: Water may not
qualify as a food, but it may
protect people from bladder
cancer. Potential cancer-
causing agents in the bladder
are diluted when drinking
water. In addition, the more
water you drink the more
frequently youre likely to
urinate, which means cancer-
causing agents have less time
to come into contact with the
lining of your bladder.
Many foods can help
individuals in the fight against
cancer. Though one food
alone may not be potent
enough to do the job, when
several cancer-fighting foods
are included in a persons diet,
the effects may be significant.
Fruits and veggies can help fight cancer
Cancer affects the lives millions of people across the globe.
When detected early, cancer becomes a significantly less
formidable foe, as survival rates for cancer patients whose
cancer was detected early are much higher than those whose
initial diagnosis came after the disease had progressed into its
later stages. But early detection isnt the only way to beat
cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, a healthy
diet that includes at least 212 cups of fruits and vegetables each
day can help men, women and children lower their cancer risk.
Fruits and vegetables that have the most color, such as those that are dark green, red, yellow,
and orange, tend to have the most nutrients. Fruits and vegetables are typically low in calories
as well, which helps people maintain healthy weights. Thats a significant benefit, as the ACS
Cancer Prevention Study II showed significant increases in cancer occurrence in people who
are the most overweight. The link between cancer and obesity is especially strong with specific
cancers, including breast cancer after menopause and cancers of the colon, rectum, pancreas,
kidneys, esophagus, and endometrium. Whats more, studies have shown that obese men and
women have a harder time battling cancer upon diagnosis. So while a diet rich in fruits and
vegetables can help lower cancer risk, such a diet may even make it easier to battle cancer if
diagnosed.
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People who are overweight or obese are more likely
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Millions of people across the globe receive a cancer
diagnosis each year. While that diagnosis can initially
be devastating, its important to note that many cancer
patients survive the disease and go on to live
productive lives.
Advocacy is a significant part of many cancer survivors
lives. Cancer survivors often become strong supporters
of cancer research so one day others wont have to
endure the disease. Whether theyre supporting cancer
charities that fund cancer research, spreading the word
about cancer prevention in their communities or
participating in events aimed at raising awareness
about cancer, cancer survivors are a source of
inspiration to their friends, family members and
neighbors.
But as much as cancer survivors tend to do for others,
they should also take steps to ensure their own health.
Diet is a great way to do just that. A healthy meal can
provide the nourishment cancer survivors need as they
get back in the swing of things and continue their lives
going forward. And such meals need not be void of
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Salad With Edamame from Rebecca Katz One Bite
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Nutritious food
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Asian Japonica Rice Salad With Edamame
Serves 8
2 teaspoons sea salt
2 cups black Japonica rice, rinsed and drained
1 cup shelled edamame beans
1 cup peeled and thinly sliced celery, sliced diagonally
1/2 cup peeled and shredded carrots
Red bell pepper, diced
1/2 cup thinly sliced scallions, green and white parts,
sliced diagonally
Dressing
2 tablespoons brown rice vinegar
3 tablespoons tamari
1 tablespoon minced fresh ginger
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/8 teaspoon cayenne
1/4 cup sesame oil
1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
1/8 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon maple syrup
1 cup toasted cashews (see box)
1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 cup chopped fresh basil
1 tablespoon lightly toasted sesame seeds
(see box)
2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
In a medium pot, bring 4 cups of water and 1
teaspoon salt to a boil over high heat. Add the
rice and return to a boil. Cover, decrease the
heat and simmer until tender, 40 to 45
minutes. Pour the rice onto a sheet pan and
fluff with a fork to separate the grains and
cool.
In another medium pot, bring 4 cups of water
to a boil over high heat. Add 1 teaspoon salt
and blanch the edamame until just tender,
about 1 minute. Transfer to a colander, rinse
with cold water, and set aside.
In a bowl, combine the rice, celery, carrot, red
pepper, and scallions. Prepare the dressing by
whisking the vinegar, tamari, ginger, garlic,
cayenne, sesame oil, toasted sesame oil, lime
juice, salt, and maple syrup together. Toss the
rice mixture with the dressing. Stir in the
beans, cashews (reserve a few for garnish),
cilantro, and basil. Top with the sesame seeds
and a squeeze of lime juice. Serve in a salad
bowl, garnished with cashews.
Roasting and Toasting (nuts and seeds)
This process releases the nuts natural oils and increases their flavor. Roast nuts at 325 F on a sheet pan. The roasting time depends on the type and
quantity of nuts. Roast almonds for 10 to 15 minutes, pistachios for 8 to 10 minutes, pecans for 7 t o 8 minutes, and pine nuts for only 2 to 4
minutes. Roast a lot at one time, some to eat and some to freeze. To toast, place seeds in a small f rying pan over medium heat. Dont walk away from
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Cancer terms to know
A cancer diagnosis can be difficult to understand. When diagnosed with cancer, men and
women are often told many things about their disease, and the terminology used can be
confusing. The following are some of the terms those diagnosed with cancer are likely to
hear in discussions with their physicians.
Ablation
Treatment that removes or destroys all or
part of a cancer. Ablation may also be
performed to remove or stop the function
of an organ.
Adenoma
A benign growth starting in the glandular
tissue.
Advanced cancer
This describes stages of cancer in which
the cancer has spread from where it
started to other parts of the body. Cancer
that has spread only to nearby parts of the
body is known as locally advanced cancer,
while cancer that has spread to distant
parts of the body is known as metastatic
cancer.
Basal cell carcinoma
The most common form of skin cancer,
basal cell carcinoma begins in the outer
layer of the skin known as the epidermis.
Basal cell carcinoma typically develops on
sun-exposed areas, such as the head and
neck.
Benign
Non-malignant and not life-threatening.
A benign tumor is not cancer and will not
spread to other areas of the body.
Biopsy
The removal of a tissue sample to
determine if cancer cells are present.
Cancer
A group of diseases that cause cells in the
body to change and grow out of control.
Carcinogen
Any substance that causes cancer or
promotes its growth.
Carcinoma
A cancer that begins in the lining layer of
organs. The American Cancer Society
notes that 80 percent of all cancers are
carcinomas.
Chemotherapy
A cancer treatment option that employs
drugs to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy is
often used to treat cancer that has spread
or come back or when there is a strong
chance the cancer will come back.
Five-year survival rate
The percentage of people with a given
cancer who are alive five years or longer
after diagnosis.
Grade
The grade of a cancer indicates how
abnormal its cells look under a
microscope. Different grading systems
exist for different types of cancers.
Immunosuppression
A state in which the immune system is
weak and unable to respond the way it
should. Immunosuppression may be
caused by some cancers or cancer
treatments.
In situ
In place, localized and confined to one
area. This is a very early stage of cancer.
Invasive cancer
Cancer that has spread beyond the layer of
cells where it initially began and has grown
into nearby tissues.
Lesion
An area of abnormal body tissue. This
term may be used to describe a lump, mass
or tumor.
Lipoma
A non-cancerous tumor made of a fatty
tissue.
Localized cancer
Cancer that is confined to the organ where
it started.
Malignant
Cancerous. Tumors that are malignant are
likely to cause death if they are untreated.
Metastasize
The spread of cancer cells to one or more
sites elsewhere in the body.
Oncologist
A doctor with special training in the
diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Recurrence
The return of cancer after treatment.
Remission
Complete or partial disappearance of the
signs and symptoms of cancer in response
to treatment.
Sarcoma
Cancer that starts in connective tissue,
such as cartilage, fat, muscle, or bone.
Stage
The extent of cancer, which is usually
assigned a number from I to IV.
Cancer recurrence
a difficult message to receive
A cancer diagnosis is never welcome news, especially when it comes unexpectedly. Cancer
patients may undergo treatment for weeks or months, all the while hoping that treatment
will ultimately prove effective. But cancer can return even when it is successfully treated,
and the prospect of that return understandably induces concern.
The risk of recurrence is different for each person and typically depends on a host of factors.
The type of cancer, how much time has passed since treatment, the type of treatment
received, and how well a person has been taking care of himself or herself since treatment
ended can all influence a persons risk of recurrence. Eating right, exercising and seeing the
oncologist for follow-up visits are key to good health. But the American Cancer Society
notes that nothing can be done to guarantee your cancer wont recur.
Cancer recurrence is defined as the return of cancer after treatment. The same type of
cancer may return in the same area of the body, such as breast cancer returning in the same
breast. In some instances, the cancer may return elsewhere in the body. But it is still referred
to as a breast cancer recurrence, even if the next incidence is elsewhere. The length of time
between the first bout of cancer and the next can vary. When cancer gets worse, this is called
a progression. Sometimes it can be difficult to discern whether a recurrence is truly a
recurrence or a progression. When only a short amount of time has lapsed since the initial
diagnosis, then chances are the cancer is a progression.
After cancer goes into remission, a doctor usually sets up a schedule of follow-up
appointments to check for cancer recurrence. A local recurrence, or one in the same spot as
before, may be easy to treat. Many advancements have been made regarding the treatment
of cancer. However, for many cancers, a recurrence at a distant site can mean the chance for
successful treatment is not very likely.
Learning of a recurrence can be devastating, especially after working so hard and suffering
through so much to push cancer into remission. Focusing on the future and not growing
discouraged about beginning the battle anew are keys to fighting cancer again. But this time
you will know what to expect and can plan accordingly.
Receiving news of a cancer recurrence can elicit anger, fear and fatigue. But a recurrence of
cancer can be treated successfully, and maintaining a positive outlook can make it easier to
fight cancer once again.
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Sun exposure myths can be harmful
Myth: I need to soak up the sun to get enough vitamin D. Its true that the sun
helps the body produce vitamin D, but you do not need to spend hours in the sun to
fulfill your bodys need for vitamin D. Five to 10 minutes of sun exposure is
adequate, and you can include vitamin D in your diet by consuming foods and
beverages such as oily fish, fortified milk and orange juice. Dairy products, such as
yogurt and cheese, also contain the vitamin D your body needs.
Myth: I have dark skin, so I dont need to wear sunscreen. The idea that more
melanin the skin contains the more protected it will be from sun exposure is not
necessarily a myth. Dark-skinned people typically do not burn as quickly as those
with lighter skin. But many dermatologists agree that darker skin is not adequate
protection against cancer and even premature wrinkling. According to Mona
Gohara, M.D., an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Yale School of
Medicine, a person with medium-brown skin has a natural SPF of around 13.
However, it is advisable to use SPF 30 for basic sun protection.
Myth: Im wearing enough sunscreen. Many people underestimate how much
sunscreen is necessary to protect the skin. It is recommended to use at least 1 ounce
of sunscreen on exposed areas of the skin for maximum protection. Read the label of
the product. You may need to apply the sunscreen every two hours or more
depending on your activity level and how much sunscreen is lost to sweating or
swimming. You even need sunscreen on cloudy days or if you sit by a window while
you work. Also, wait 30 minutes between application and heading out into the sun.
Chemical sunscreens take that long to work.
Myth: The skin on the legs and arms is not as delicate as the face. Its safe to get a
To many people, sunshine equates to happiness, including fun times
outdoors and walks on the beach. Despite warnings about excessive
exposure to the sun, many people cannot get enough of the suns
potentially harmful rays.
While taking in the sun is beneficial, it poses many dangers as well.
Separating fact from fiction is essential for sun worshippers who plan
to spend ample time outdoors.
The Canadian Cancer Society says that every three minutes another
Canadian receives a cancer diagnosis. Skin cancer is the most
common of all cancers, accounting for nearly half of all cancers in
the United States. More than 3.5 million cases of basal and
squamous cell skin cancer are diagnosed in the United States each
year. According to the American Cancer Society, melanoma, the
most serious type of skin cancer, will account for more than 76,600
cases of skin cancer in 2013.
Knowing the facts about sun exposure is essential to reduce your risk
of developing skin cancer. Unfortunately, certain widely spread
myths can make it difficult to differentiate between fact and fiction.
little tan in these areas. Skin is skin, and no one area is less prone to sun damage and
cancer risk than another. In fact, dermatologists say melanoma is most likely to form
on the head and trunk of men and arms and legs of women. African-Americans are at a
higher risk for lentiginous melanoma, which develops on the palms and the soles of
feet.
Myth: Sunscreens cause cancer. In 2001, a small study on mice suggested
oxybenzone, an ingredient that is commonly used in sunscreens, produced free radicals
that may contribute to melanoma. However, the FDA has approved the use of
oxybenzone and there is no definitive link between human use of the ingredient and
melanoma. If you are worried about chemicals, select a mineral-based sunscreen
instead.
Despite whats known about sun exposure and skin cancer, many myths about
exposure to the sun still prevail. Regardless of what you hear, its best to wear sunscreen
every day and cover up to protect your skin.
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Ultraviolet, or UV, radiation is a
significant risk factor for skin cancer.
People can be exposed to UV rays in
various ways, but the primary source of
that exposure is sunlight. Overexposure to
UV rays can prove harmful to the DNA
in skin cells, putting people at a greater
risk for skin cancer.
The amount of UV exposure a person
gets depends on a host of factors,
including the strength of the rays, which
come in various wavelengths. UVA rays
age the bodys cells and can damage their
DNA. These are the rays most associated
with long-term skin damage, such as
wrinkles. UVB rays also can damage
DNA, and these are the primary cause for
sunburn. In addition, UVB rays are
believed to be responsible for most skin
cancers. UVC rays cannot get through
our atmosphere, and they are not typically
linked to skin cancer.
When damage from UV rays affects the
DNA of genes that control skin cell growth, skin cancers can begin to form. Though
overexposure to UV rays can have such a devastating impact, it is rather easy to protect
yourself from UV rays. Limiting exposure to sunlight is the best way to protect yourself
from UV rays, but staying indoors and never going out in the sun is not the answer. In fact,
staying indoors is likely to lead to a more sedentary lifestyle, which can lead to a host of
ailments as potentially grave as skin cancer. But it helps to keep UV rays in mind when
going out in the sun, and taking the following protective measures can ensure your moments
in the sun are as safe as they are fun.
Avoid direct sunlight. Avoiding direct sunlight, especially between the hours of 10 a.m.
and 4 p.m., when UV rays are at their strongest, can protect you from the suns harmful
rays. During such times, seek shade instead of spending time directly in the sun. If on a
picnic, set your party up beneath a tree, moving as the day progresses and the trees shadows
shift so you are constantly protected by the shade. When visiting a beach, be sure to bring
along an umbrella and stay beneath it as much as possible.
Cover up. Clothing is your friend when spending time in the sun, but some types of
clothing are more effective than others. Clothing that you can see light through will be less
protective than clothing that blocks light.
Slather on sunscreen. Sunscreen is mistakenly assumed to be the most effective protective
agent against UV rays. Though sunscreen is effective, you are still more protected from the
sun when avoiding direct sunlight and wearing protective and adequate clothing than you
will be if you apply sunscreen and then sit in the sun for hours on end. Sunscreen does not
provide complete protection from all UV rays, so simply applying sunscreen wont be
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Childhood cancers vary
depending on type
A cancer diagnosis is never welcome news. But such news is
even more difficult when delivered to a child. Adding to
that heartbreak is the fact that childhood cancers are often
more aggressive than adult cancers.
Cancers of the lung, breast and colon, while relatively
common among adults, are rarely diagnosed in children or
adolescents. Childhood cancers are rare, so while the
average man or woman might be familiar with lung or
colon cancer, that familiarity does not typically extend to
childhood cancers. The following is a brief rundown of
some childhood cancers. For more extensive information
about the various types of childhood cancers, visit the
American Childhood Cancer Organization at
www.acco.org.
Leukemias
Leukemias occur when abnormal white blood cells, known
as leukemia cells, are produced in the bone marrow. These
cells are cancerous and, unlike normal white blood cells,
they are unable to function as immune cells. As the
abnormal cells continue to populate the bone marrow, they
begin to push out normal white and red blood cells and
platelets. This compromises the bodys ability to prevent
infection and carry oxygen, which causes blood clots. So a
child with leukemia is susceptible to infection and bruising
and will commonly appear very pale. The most common
leukemias in children are acute lymphoblastic leukemia, or
ALL, and acute myeloid leukemia, or AML.
Lymphomas
Childhood lymphomas are cancers that develop in the
lymph system, where a fluid called lymph is carried.
Lymph contains white blood cells that help fight
infections. When a malignancy develops in the lymph
system, which connects lymph nodes in the neck, armpit
and groin with the spleen, thymus and parts of the tonsils,
it can spread throughout the rest of the system before it is
even detected. Lymphomas are classified as Hodgkins or
non-Hodgkins, which is the more common lymphoma in
children. Lymphomas are often characterized by swollen
lymph nodes in the neck, armpit or groin, and additional
symptoms may include, but are not limited to, swelling of
the face, abdominal pain, unexplained fever, and difficulty
breathing.
Brain cancers
Brain cancers are the
second most
common type of
cancers in children.
Many different types
of brain tumors can
develop in children,
which can make it
difficult for those
unfamiliar with
pediatric brain
tumors to
understand them.
The process of
classifying these
tumors is evolving,
but many brain
tumors are currently
named for the type
of cell where the
tumor originated
and the location of
the tumor itself.
That location can affect treatment, as the tumor may be
inaccessible or located in such a place that can jeopardize a
developing brain upon surgical removal of the tumor.
Location of the tumor may also dictate symptoms, as where a
tumor is located may be reflected in behavior exhibited by the
child. Seizures not related to fever, persistent vomiting
without a known cause, progressive weakness or clumsiness,
walking and balance problems, vision problems, and
headaches that wake a child up at night or appear early in the
morning are just a few of the potential indicators of brain
tumors. The ACCO notes that children are unlikely to report
symptoms of brain tumors, so adults must be especially
observant and aware of the signs of pediatric brain tumors.
A childhood cancer diagnosis is never easy to receive. But
adults who understand childhood cancers may be in a better
position to recognize and help youngsters battling the disease.
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Recognizing warning signs
for childhood cancers
Leukemia
Leukemia is the most common childhood cancer, accounting for approximately 35 percent of
all childhood cancers. A cancer of the bone marrow, leukemia occurs when abnormal white
blood cells divide out of control, eventually crowding out normal cells in the bloodstream.
Because these abnormal cells havent matured, they arent able to function fully and cannot
fight infections in the blood.
Signs and symptoms of leukemia include:
lethargy, weakness, paleness, and/or dizziness
back, leg, and joint pain, headaches, and/or trouble standing or walking
easy bruising, unusual bleeding, frequent nose bleeds, bleeding gums, or petechiae (red
pinpoints on the skin)
repeated, frequent infections
fever that lasts for several days
loss of appetite and weight loss
swollen lymph nodes, bloated or tender stomach, and/or swollen liver or spleen
night sweats
irritability
Many of these symptoms mimic those of the flu, which can delay the diagnosis of
leukemia. Oftentimes, parents of children with leukemia note that their children were
unusually tired in the weeks before their diagnosis. Intuition also plays a role, as many
parents of children with leukemia note that something just did not feel right in the
days or weeks before their kids diagnosis.
Neuroblastoma
Neuroblastoma is a rare childhood cancer of the nervous system. Roughly 1 in 6,000
children will be diagnosed with neuroblastoma by the time he or she are five years old.
A solid, malignant tumor that appears in the stomach or the spinal cord,
neuroblastoma is often present at birth, even though diagnosis is typically years later.
Diagnosis is often later because thats when kids begin to show some of the following
symptoms of the disease:
lump or mass in the abdomen, chest, neck, or pelvis
loss of appetite, nausea, weight loss, stomach pain, constipation, and/or difficulty
urinating
changes in the eyes, such as black eyes, a droopy eyelid, a pupil that does not
constrict, and/or vision problems
pain in the chest, difficulty breathing, and/or persistent cough
pain or numbness in the lower extremities, limping, inability to stand, and/or
stumbling
bone pain, fever, irritability, and/or listlessness
backaches (backaches in children are unusual)
Symptoms of neuroblastoma vary because they are often determined by the location of
the tumor. The majority of neuroblastomas are found in the abdomen, where parents
may detect a lump or mass when dressing or bathing their kids. Youngsters with a
tumor in their abdomen may feel full, experience a loss of appetite and suffer from
stomach pain, while a child with a tumor in his or her head or neck may have a
noticeable mass and an eyelid that droops.
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Pituitary tumors
more common than you might think
Though few pituitary tumors are cancerous, the number of
pituitary tumors diagnosed each year may be far lower than
their actual number. According to the American Cancer
Society, roughly 7,000 pituitary tumors are diagnosed each
year, and nearly all of those are benign, or non-cancerous.
However, doctors have discovered that pituitary tumors are
more common than once thought.
Doctors who examined the brains of people who had died
or people who have had imaging tests like an MRI found
that as many as one in four people have a pituitary tumor
without even knowing it. These tumors can occur in
anyone, even children, and many rarely cause symptoms or
health problems. However, pituitary tumors apparent
prevalence makes it important that adults understand
pituitary tumors so theyre better equipped should they
receive a pituitary tumor diagnosis.
What is the pituitary gland?
The pituitary gland is found just above the nasal passages
and is directly connected to the hypothalamus, a region of
the brain responsible for a host of important functions. The
American Association of Neurological Surgeons notes that
the pituitary gland is often referred to as the master
gland, as it constantly monitors body functions, sending
signals to remote organs and glands to control their
function. The pituitary gland controls and coordinates
growth and development; the function of various organs,
including the kidneys; and the function of other glands,
such as the thyroid and adrenal glands.
What is a pituitary tumor?
Nearly all pituitary tumors are pituitary adenomas, or
benign tumors that do not spread outside the skull.
Adenomas are typically confined to the tiny space where the
pituitary gland sits, though they can grow into the
surrounding blood vessels, nerves and coverings of the
brain. The fourth most common intercranial tumor,
pituitary adenomas are the most common disease affecting
the pituitary gland, and most often affect people in their
30s or 40s, though they have been found in children as well.
A pituitary tumor that is malignant is known as a pituitary
carcinoma, and, though its possible, it likely will not spread
to other parts of the body. Perhaps because pituitary
carcinomas are so rare, it can be difficult for doctors to
distinguish them from an adenoma unless the tumor starts
to spread to another part of the body.
Some additional types of tumors do not develop from cells
of the pituitary gland, but they can grow into it and cause
damage. Such tumors are very rare, however.
Are there symptoms of pituitary tumors?
There are symptoms of pituitary tumors, most of which
result from dysfunction in the glands that secrete hormones.
Such dysfunction can cause overproduction of growth
hormones, leading to a condition such as giantism, or
underproduction of growth hormones, which can lead to
hypothyroidism, which causes retardation of growth and
mental development.
The most common side effect of a pituitary tumor is
compression of the optic nerves, which transmits impulses
from the retina to the brain. If compression of the optic
nerve occurs, a person will gradually lose his or her vision, a
loss that will first be noticed with the deterioration of lateral
peripheral vision.
If three or more of the following symptoms are present,
doctors might suspect a pituitary tumor:
Vision problems (blurred or double vision,
drooping eyelid)
Headaches in the forehead area
Nausea or vomiting
Impaired sense of smell
Sexual dysfunction
Depression
Fatigue
Infertility
Growth problems
Osteoporosis
Unexplained weight gain
Unexplained weight loss
Easy bruising
Aching joints
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Disrupted menses
Early menopause
Muscle weakness
How is a pituitary tumor diagnosed?
Doctors who suspect a pituitary tumor will give patients a
physical and test their vision to see if patients have lost their
peripheral vision. Hormone testing of the blood and urine
and imaging tests, such as an MRI, are used to confirm a
diagnosis.
Can a pituitary tumor be treated?
As with most health issues, the earlier a pituitary tumor is
detected the better a patients chance at being cured. In
addition, early intervention increases the chances a doctor can
control the tumor and its side effects.
Doctors treating a pituitary tumor can do so in three ways:
surgical removal of the tumor; radiation therapy to kill tumor
cells; or medication therapy to shrink or eradicate the tumor.
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Cancer screening
guidelines
Early detection of cancer greatly increases a persons odds of surviving this potentially
deadly disease. Screening can range from relatively simple self-examinations to more
complicated procedures conducted by physicians. The following are the widely accepted
screening guidelines, courtesy of the American Cancer Society.
Breast cancer
Women should begin self-examinations of their breasts starting in their 20s. This helps
women familiarize themselves with their breasts early on, which makes it easier to
detect any abnormalities, including lumps, later in life.
In addition to breast self-exams, women should receive clinical breast exams, or CBEs,
every three years while in their 20s and 30s, and then an annual CBE starting at age 40.
The ACS also recommends women begin receiving annual mammograms starting at
age 40. Some doctors may also recommend women with a family history of breast
cancer or other significant risk factors receive an MRI in addition to a mammogram.
These additional tests are rarely necessary, but women at a higher risk of breast cancer
should discuss their options with their physicians.
Colorectal cancer and polyps
Men and women should begin screening for colorectal cancer and polyps beginning at
age 50. Polyps are growths on the inner surface of the colon that are often
noncancerous, but some can develop into cancer.
Some tests may be conducted to find both polyps and cancer, and these tests should be
conducted at various intervals. Beginning at age 50, men and women should get a
flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years, a colonoscopy every 10 years, a double-contrast
barium enema every five years, or a CT colonography, also known as a virtual
colonoscopy, every five years. When tests other than a colonoscopy are positive, then a
colonoscopy should be conducted as well.
Testing can also be conducted to detect colorectal cancer. Beginning at age 50, men and
women should receive an annual fecal occult blood test or a yearly fecal
immunochemical test. When results are positive, a colonoscopy should be conducted.
Lung cancer
Despite the prevalence of lung cancer, the ACS advises against screenings for lung
cancer in people whose risk for developing the disease is average. But the ACS does
recommend screenings for those individuals who are at high risk for the disease. These
include men and women who meet all of the following criteria:
55 to 74 years of age
in fairly good health
have at least a 30 pack-year smoking history and are either still smoking or have quit
smoking within the last 15 years
More information about lung cancer screening is available at www.cancer.org.
Endometrial (uterine) cancer
According to the ACS, at the time of menopause all women should discuss the risks
and symptoms of endometrial cancer, often referred to as uterine cancer. Detection
often begins with women themselves, who should report any bleeding or spotting to
their physicians immediately upon detection.
Some women may be candidates for yearly endometrial biopsies. This includes women
who have hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer, or HNPCC, a condition also known as
Lynch syndrome. Women known to carry HNPCC-linked gene mutations are also
candidates. Women from families with a tendency to get colon cancer where genetic
testing has not been done also are candidates for yearly endometrial biopsies. These
yearly biopsies should begin at age 35, and women should discuss the risks, benefits and
limitations of the tests with their physicians.
More information on cancer screenings is available at www.cancer.org.
Bone marrow is a bodily tissue instrumental to
human health. Bone marrow produces all three
types of blood cells, in addition to stem cells
and immune-system supporting lymphocytes.
Bone marrow transplants are often an option to
treat various cancers and immune system
disorders.
Stem cells can save lives
Stem cells are immature cells that lie in waiting
in bone marrow. The stem cells wait until weak,
unhealthy or damaged cells need to be replaced.
Stem cells then become specialized, turning into
the cells needed. They can transform into red or
white blood cells or even platelets and
lymphocytes. For this reason, stem cells have
long been studied and used in various therapies.
They can be harvested for certain cancer
treatments and for ongoing medical research
into other potential uses.
Stem cells are harvested for bone marrow
transplants. Donations of stem cells can be used
to treat a number of often incurable diseases
that affect the healthy function of bone marrow
in patients. The Bone Marrow Foundation says
approximately 50,000 blood and marrow
transplants are performed worldwide to treat
more than 70 types of illnesses, including some
that affect children. These diseases include
leukemia, lymphoma cancers and Hodgkins
Disease, among others. In certain instances, a
bone marrow transplant may be the only life-
saving procedure available.
Bone marrow donation
Donors are highly coveted, and there are a
number of organizations geared to matching
donors with recipients. The National Marrow
Donor Program, for example, has their Be The
Match Registry(R). Thousands of patients with
blood cancers and other life-threatening diseases
are waiting for donations. The donation process
typically goes as follows.
1. A potential donor will become part of a
registry. Donors between the ages of 18 and 44
provide the greatest chance for transplant
success. Patients are most likely to match
someone who shares their ancestry. A wide array
of ethnic groups are encouraged to become
donors.
2. A small sample of blood or a swab of cheek
cells will be taken to determine your human
leukocyte antigen (HLA) tissue, which will
then be entered into a registry. There may be
a fee for testing and registering the HLA type.
3. If you are a match, you will be contacted
to confirm your willingness to donate. An
information session will be conducted, and
you will be given additional information
about the procedure, its potential risks and
the expected recovery process. A physical
examination will take place to ensure the
donation will be safe for you and the patient.
4. There are two different methods of
donation: peripheral blood stem cells, or
PBSC, and a marrow donation. The doctor in
charge will determine the method that is best
for the patient and the one most likely to be
successful. PBSC is a nonsurgical procedure
during which donors will be given injections
of a medication called filgrastim for five days.
This is intended to increase the number of
blood-forming cells in the bloodstream. A
blood donation is then given, wherein these
blood-forming cells are separated from the
blood. During a marrow donation, you will
be treated at a surgical outpatient center or
hospital. Under anesthesia, liquid marrow
will be drawn from the back of your pelvic
bone.
5. PBSC donors may feel muscle or bone
aches prior to the collection, which is a side
effect of the filgrastim injections. Marrow
donors can experience soreness in the lower
back for a few days after the procedure. Many
donors report feeling completely recovered
within two to three weeks after the procedure
has been completed.
6. Your donor center will follow up with you
until you are able to resume normal activity.
The more physically demanding your job, the
longer your recovery time is likely to be. A
typical recovery time is between one and
seven days.
Some transplant centers enable
communication between the donor and the
recipient and may even provide updates on
the recipients condition. However, others do
not allow contact and everything may remain
anonymous.
To become a donor, contact one of these
organizations: DKMS Registry
(www.dkmsamericas.org), The National
Marrow Donor Program (www.marrow.org),
Katelyn Bedard Bone Marrow Association
(www.givemarrow.net/CanadaRegistry), The
Gift of Life (www.giftoflife.org), or The
American Bone Marrow Donor Registry
(www.abmdr.org).
Becoming a bone
marrow donor
Thousands upon thousands of women have battled breast
cancer. Some have pulled through the disease, while others
succumbed to the disease after a brave fight. Few people
who have waged war with breast cancer are better known
than Susan Komen, a name many instantly associate with
the organization Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the most
widely known, largest and well-funded breast cancer
organization in the United States.
Susan G. Komen was born Susan Goodman in 1943 in
Peoria, Ill. According to her sister, Nancy, Susan was the
high school homecoming queen and a college beauty
queen. After graduating from college, Goodman returned
to her hometown and pursued modeling, eventually
marrying her high school sweetheart, Stan.
Komen was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1977 after
finding a lump that subsequent testing revealed was
cancerous. Komen underwent a procedure called a
subcutaneous mastectomy, in which the outside of the
breast tissue was left intact, but the interior breast tissue
was removed. The doctor who did the procedure assured
Komen that she was cured. Despite urging her sister to get
a second opinion, Komen was convinced she was safe. But
within six months Komen found another lump under her
arm, and, by this point, it was evident that the cancer had
spread. Doctors at the Mayo Clinic soon determined the
cancer had metastasized to her lung and under her arm.
Komen underwent several different treatments to slow the
progression of the cancer, including radiation and intense
chemotherapy. However, the cancer continued to spread
and eventually her body developed a resistance to most of
the medication. During treatment, Komen repeatedly
spoke with her sister about her wish to make the
entire breast cancer experience and treatments in the
hospital more palatable for women, including
improving the appearance of waiting rooms and
treatment centers, and doing other things to help
comfort those who would find themselves in similar
situations in the future. Komen lost her battle with
breast cancer in 1980 at age 36. By the time of her
death, Komen had undergone nine operations and
three courses of chemotherapy and radiation.
Nancy Goodman Brinker then made it her mission to
do everything she could to help end breast cancer and
increase awareness of this potentially deadly disease.
In 1982, Brinker established the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation in her sisters memory.
Since its inception, the organization, now called
Susan G. Komen for the Cure, has provided funding
for basic, clinical and translational breast cancer
research projects. It also has become instrumental in
breast health education and urging women to do self-
screening while promoting annual mammograms.
Through the years, the foundation has teamed up
with many well-known businesses, brands and
organizations as part of its fundraising efforts. To
date, the organization has invested $750 million in
breast cancer research, awarding many thousands of
dollars in grants in countries around the world.
Through her struggle with breast cancer, Susan
Goodman Komen unknowingly inspired an
organization that has helped to save the lives of
millions. Learn more at ww5.komen.org.
Learn about the woman behind the cure
The side effects of cancer
treatment can be very difficult to
handle. For example, cancer-
related fatigue can be vastly
different from the fatigue a non-
patient may feel from time to
time, proving far more taxing than
a more routine bout of fatigue
that can often be combatted with
a nap or efforts to get a better
nights sleep.
While side effects like fatigue and
nausea and vomiting are
challenging, many cancer patients
know such side effects exist. But
those same people may not know
about the prevalence of insomnia
among cancer patients, many of
whom report higher rates of
insomnia than the general
population.
According to the American
Cancer Society, numerous studies
have shown that the majority of
cancer patients suffer from
insomnia, with prevalence rates as
high as 63 percent. One such study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology
analyzed data collected on 823 patients undergoing chemotherapy for a range of cancer
types. The results were eye-opening, as researchers found that 43 percent of patients
experienced insomnia syndrome while another 36 percent experienced symptoms of
insomnia. In essence, nearly 80 percent of the studys participants were either suffering
from insomnia or experiencing significant symptoms of the syndrome characterized by
habitual sleeplessness.
Researchers opinions regarding whats behind the link between cancer and insomnia
suggest it may not be just a side effect of cancer treatment, but also a byproduct of the
anxiety a cancer patient may feel upon diagnosis. Researchers behind the study also noted
that insomnia among cancer patients is likely under-diagnosed, and that patients should
take it upon themselves to begin a dialogue with their physicians regarding any issues they
are having falling asleep at night. Doctors may be able to suggest some helpful tactics to
conquer insomnia, or they may even prescribe insomnia medication.
Cancer patients battling insomnia also can take it upon themselves to institute certain
habits that may improve their sleep. The following are a few helpful habits for cancer
patients looking to conquer their insomnia.
* Maintain a sleep schedule. Waking up at the same time each morning and going to be at
the same time each night can make it easier for your body to fall asleep. Sticking to a sleep
schedule essentially programs your body, which will grow accustomed to a routine sleep
schedule and increase the likelihood that you will fall asleep sooner rather than later.
* Reduce caffeine consumption. Caffeinated beverages can interfere with a good nights
sleep and make it harder for the body to enter a deep sleep. Though it may seem as
though caffeine is a quick but short-lived energy fix, the effects of caffeine can last for as
long as 24 hours. Overdoing it with caffeine, even if that fifth cup of coffee is long before
you put head to pillow, can have a significant and negative impact on your sleep.
* Quit smoking. As if having cancer wasnt already a strong enough reason to quit
smoking, cancer patients also should know that the nicotine found in cigarettes and other
tobacco products is a stimulant that can negatively affect your ability to get a good nights
sleep.
* Skip the nightcaps. Many cancer patients steer clear of alcohol, but those who feel a
nightcap helps them fall asleep may be doing more harm than good. Consuming alcohol right
before bed may help you fall asleep quickly, but you can expect that sleep to be interrupted
once the effects of the alcohol wear off. This disruption to your sleep cycle makes it harder to
get the kind of deep, rejuvenating sleep cancer patients need.
* Eat an early dinner. Going to bed before your body has fully digested your dinner can be
harmful in a variety of ways. Food that isnt digested before the body goes to sleep is likely to
be stored as fat, causing weight gain that can add to the feelings of fatigue many cancer
patients experience. In addition, quality of sleep is negatively affected if your body is still
digesting dinner when you lay down to go to sleep. If you start eating early dinners and find
yourself hungry around bedtime, eat a small snack an hour or two before bedtime. Hunger
can hinder your ability to get a good nights sleep, so a small snack to quell that hunger
should be easy to digest and your sleep should not be affected.
Insomnia a common problem for cancer patients
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676-2911 or 304-262-
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596-7884.
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304-263-8873
9008 Tuscarora Pike, Martinsburg
DEBIT 263-5232
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00
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00
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304-264-6101 304-264-6101
115 East Martin St.,
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304-267-2974
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95
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59
95
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800 N MILDRED STREET RANSON, WV 25438
03 Nissan Sentra, Gas Saver
01 Chev Prizm, Low Miles
99 BMW 3-Series
04 Ford Explorer 4x4
01 Ford Focus, Nice Car!
01 Chevy S10 P/U
01 GMC Yukon 4x4, 3rd Row Seat
06 Chevy Cobalt SS
00 Saturn L Series, Nice Car!
01 Ford Ranger Edge 4x4
02 Jeep Liberty 4x4
04 Ford Explorer 4x4, 3rd Row Seat
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V8, 4x4, 41,832 miles, w/Fisher Snow Plow
$
23,995
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WAS
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25,995
#1 Martinsburg @ Hedgesville
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926 North Queen Street Martinsburg, WV
304.262.3600
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#9 Chicago @ Washington
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2012 Chevy Silverado
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GUYS
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$
36,995
1988 Chevrolet Celebrity
runs wel l , 130k mi l es.
Asking $750/obo. 304-676-
5439.
1993 Ford Mustang LX
with sunroof, 8 cyl., auto,
ai r, PS, PDL, second
owner, $2,500. Nice Car.
Call 304-263-1824.
1993 Saturn 4 Door, Auto,
A/ C, Sunr oof , 4c y l . ,
PW/PL, Low Miles. Call
304-258-3766.
1998 Jaguar XJ8 Vanden
Plas edition, 99K miles,
Needs t r ansmi ssi on,
$ 2 5 0 0 . L o c a t e d i n
Kearneysvi l l e 703-945-
0480.
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix
GT, loaded, 191,500 miles,
good condition. $2,200.
304-263-3808.
2000 Monte Carl o, ful l y
l oaded, Li mi ted Edi ti on
Red/ Dal e Ear nhar dt ,
L o w Mi l e s , Ga r a g e
Ke p t . $ 8 , 5 0 0 / FI RM.
Cal l 304-258-7534.
2004 Satur n Ion 4dr. s
peed, runs great, ni ce
l ooki ng car, 140K hi gh-
wa y mi l e s , 4 c y l . ,
3 0 mp g , n o n - s mo k e r
$2,500. Cal l 304-579-
5873.
2004 Toyota Celica GTS,
sunburst yellow,6 speed
manual trans. 200+Hp, cold
air intake, audio system
with Bluetooth and nav.,
Black Bra. Approx. 5,000
miles on tires. 37,000 origi-
nal mi l es. one owner.
Garage kept in winter.
Asking: $13,500. 304-300-
1286.
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CYCLE
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8 Tactical Ranges, Five Stand, Trap, Wobble Trap and Skeet, 300 yard sighting
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Training Personal Defense, Competition, Rifle, Handgun,
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Check out ALL of the benefits of membership and training at our website!
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201 Wilson St.
Martinsburg, WV
267-2280
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24/7
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1696 Winchester Ave.
Any Questions - Call Doug (304)267-8649
Family Owned & Operated Since 1968
05 Chevy Trailblazer
Sunroof, Loaded, 90K Miles
$
8995
$
2495
$
50
04 Chevy Cavalier
5 Spd., A/C,
$
5995
$
1395
$
50
03 Dodge Caravan
7 Pass, Auto, Loaded
$
6995
$
1595
$
50
03 Nissan Maxima
Sunroof, Loaded
$
7995
$
1995
$
50
02 Pont. Grand Am
AT, AC, PW, PL, TW, CC
$
6995
$
1595
$
50
02 Chrysler Sebring Conv.
PW, PL, TW, CC
$
6995
$
1395
$
50
01 Dodge Caravan
7 Pass., AC
$
5995
$
1095
$
50
99 Suzuki Grand Vitari
4x4, Auto, A/C
$
5995
$
1395
$
50
95 Chevy Stepside
5 Spd., 2WD
$
4995
$
1495
$
50
Price
Cash
Down
Weekly
Payment
Auto
Sales
93 GMC Sierra SLE, 143K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,695
97 Cadillac DeVille DElegance, 86K . . $4,795
98 Chevy S10, Ext. Cab, 137K . . . . . . . . . . $3,895
99 Mercury Sable LS, 100K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,995
00 Nissan Frontier XE 4x4, 140K . . . . . $8,900
00 Ford Taurus SES, 120K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,300
01 Chrysler Sebring Conv., 149K . . . . . . . . $5,200
01 Subaru Outback Limited, 181K . . . . . . . $6,400
01 Chrysler PT Cruiser LT, 144K . . . . . . . . $4,200
02 Toyota Camry Solara, 133K . . . . . . . . . . $6,495
03 Saturn LW300, 82K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,300
04 Pontiac Grand Am, 129K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,800
04 Ford Explorer XLS, 77K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,900
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16 Runnymeade Rd. Bunker Hill, WV
304-229-2202
03 Ford ZX2
AT, 120K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
03 Cavalier
4Dr., AT, AC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,495
02 Cavalier
4Dr., AT, 158K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
02 Honda Accord
4Dr., V6, AT, 133K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
4,995
01 Ford Taurus
AT, AC, 100K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
94 Chevy Lumina Van
V6, AT, 129K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,495
97 Buick Century
AT, 83MilesonMotor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
01 C avalier
4Dr., AT, 162K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
$1,000 Down $50 Week
00 Nissan Sentra
5Spd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$
2,995
$1,000 Down $50 Week
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Trucks, Cars, SUVs
and Scrap Metal
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14
99
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94 Saturn SL 150,000 +
miles. Good condition. One
Owner. $200. 304-229-
5751
FIFTH Wheel Hi t ches
$ 2 9 9 . No Wo n d e r
CAMPSI TE! ! Open 7
days unt i l 5pm. 304-
274-2791.
$ 2 9 9 . N o Wo n d e r
CAMPSI TE! ! Open 7
days unt i l 5pm. 304-
274-2791.
I will pay $200 up to
$600 cash for unwant-
ed cars, t rucks and
vans. Also buy scrap
t r act ors and equi p-
ment. 304-596-7097.
WE buy unwanted/salvage
cars, trucks and scrapmet-
al and we pi ck i t up.
Licensed Dealer. 304-671-
0800.
1991 Ford Ranger, 4x4, 4.0
V6 extended cab that
needs transmission work,
$950/obo. Call 304-274-
2741.
1993 Jeep Cherokee 4.0,
6cyl, runs & looks good,
$1,800. Call 304-268-7081.
2000 For d Ranger - 5
speed, low miles in excel-
lent condition, $3,900 neg.
Call 304-263-3103.
2001 Dodge Ram 2500,
V8, automatic, 4X4, utility
bed, red. 90,000 miles.
$4,000. 304-754-3852.
2003 Chevy S-10 4cyl., 5
speed, X Cab, Cruise, Air,
G o o d C o n d i t i o n ,
$4,000/obo. Call 304-258-
5552.
1995 Chevy Bl azer, 4
wheel dr i ve, l oaded.
165,000 miles, good condi-
ti on. $1,400. 304-263-
3808.
2006 Chevy Trailblazer
4WD- Charcoal Gray, Auto,
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279-2168.
1993 Hi-Lo Travel Trailer,
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Garage kept. $5,000. Call
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11,999
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19,995
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11,999
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11,999
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$
26,999
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26,999
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18,995
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18,995
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17,995
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