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Farmer Predicted Flood Damage THE DAILY MAIL, Hagerstown, Md. Wejelnettley, July im Once-Prized Cornfield Turned Into Death Valley I In Memortom 11 BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va. Where two weeks ago Paul Myers had i 20-acre cornfield he fondly called the "Big Bottom" he now has a junior version of Death Valley. With the topsoil washed away by recent floods, his corn plants lay on the hard-baked clay with their roots exposed.

The corn is turning brown and dying fast. Lying in the middle of his cornfield is a strip of gravel more than a hundred yards long, several yards wide and several inches deep. The gravel wasn't there two weeks ago. Although Myers' flood problems aren't any worse right now than many other farmers, he has a reason to be particularly bitter. The flooding in his field happened just the way he and other area farmers said it would last October when the West Virginia Department of Highways built a bridge nobody wanted.

Over the strenuous objections of Myers and the then county road superintendent, Stanely Cain, the culvert-type bridge that now carries Secondary Route IS over Sleepy Creek was built to straighten out the road. Cain's refusal to build the bridge eventually got him fired by former District DOH Engineer William Rannels. The new bridge was built less than 50 feet downstream from the old one which Blill stands but carries no traffic. Last October, Myers, Cain and others objected that the culverts weren't large enough lo carry large volumes of water coming down the creek in limes of heavy rain. They insisted the bridge would act more like a dam and create flooding problems upstream.

During heavy rains two weeks ago, the creek backed up behind the new bridge but flowed unimpeded through the old bridge. During two consecutive days Ihe water got high enough to rise above restraining banks. It then took a shortcut through Myers' cornfield washing away most of his topsoil and leaving gravel and other residue. Now it is little consolation to Myers to know he was right and that everything happened as he had feared. Instead he mourns the loss of "the best cornfield I know of up and down this valley." "Its bad enough losing a crop but how do you replace lopsoil," he asks grimly.

"Look at that. Hard enough to bounce a ball on," he says while kicking the hardened clay. "That was a real goad sandy loam we had down here on the "Big Bottom." The best kind of dirt for corn. Now I don't know what I can do with this land," uyi Myers who owns a 300-acre farm. Myers estimates it would take him at least 10 years to rebuild the soil with fertilizers.

In the meantime, the land's unproductiveness could cost him thousands of dollars a year. At the very minimum, eacK acre produces at least 125 bushes of corn, says Myers, and each bushel is worth a minimum of $1.40. With 16 to 20 acres rendered useless by the flood he estimates his loss at $2,000 this year and possibly that much every year while it is out of production. "But its not just the monetary loss that gels to me," says Myers. "It's the idea that folks who have lived around this creek for years tried to tell the road department it was doing something wrong.

"But they wouldn't listen to us. They said they depended on their engineers and that the culvert bridge would fake a 50-year rain. They talked about jet action with water being forced through the pipe faster than it would flow under the bridge. "Well we got a hundred-year rain and we didn't see any jet action. Didn't see much of anything except water backing up from that bridge and flowing through my cornfield." Myers says he has not yet approached DOH officials about his field but that he was informally assured last year that the state would pay for flood damages.

He was given the reassurance by State Road Commissioner William S. Ritchie when he met him at a soil conservation meeting, says Myers. Other i-oad officials have not commented on the destruction of Myers' field. William Rannels, the district engineer who built the bridge died earlier this year. However, Myers says he intends to talk lo road officials and see if he can get a settlement and a bridge capable of carrying the water.

"I don't know yet what I'll do with the he said. Maybe I'll just put it out to' grass for a few years. Let it recuperate." ROBINSON: In loving memory of our mother, Cora M5y, who petted away IB veers ego today, July It has II ytin dor mother Since you Itff us all alona Our days ara long and tenefy Teers cf sorrow illenrly How Wa miss you so, our hearts ara sore, And every day we miss you owe. Your days of pain and suffering Your weary nights have Ood In Ms mercy though! It best To taKe you home to eternal rest. Loving daugnferi families 2 Cords of WE WISH to thank our friends for their expressions at sympathy extended to us following the death ol AUSTIN C.

SWARTZ Wife Laun and Family X7-! 4 Cemotory Lett FOUR BURIAL spaces at Cedar Lawn $150 pe OUR "Sermon on the Mount." space. Call 717-M4-3W. 5 Notices I WILL NOT be responsible for any debls contracted for by anyone othe than myself. Clarence H. Angle Jr.

2329 Applelree Drive Hagerilown, Md. X7-1 NO TRESPASSING on property betwee Mont valla Ave. Hump Rd. Trespasser will be oxostculed, John E. shlffiett.

x7 7 Pcrsonali REDUCE sale J. test with GoBese Tablets i E-Vsp "water pills" Ctiatkins Pharmacy, Washington 40.1 sum- AirttxiMMlM Solt FORD PINTO 4 cylinder. MUSTANG, vinyl roof. I els to chooei frwn. P.S.

Other late models Earl Millar's, at West, SKMU. 0 CHEV. red w-whlte wesi, 91-fms. X7-4 TOYOTA MarK II station axcjfl. SUM ftwne tu-nu x74 LEMANS.

P.B., factory air, automatic. Excellent ant, PMm m- X74 MG8, new Interior, new exnaust system, good tires, radio. 54,000 miles. Phone 717-3M-CTI alter x7- Ambrose Auto Sales 17 E. Wilton llvd.

VOLKSWAGEN sedan, IM7, excellent condition, MOO firm. Pen Mar Trailer itltt, LellersMjTO flic, HijtnHHm. tf UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED--permanently. Shirley Weaver, registered Eleclrologlst, 111 W. Wasti.

St. 733-6712. 8 Lost fir Found LOST: WHITE HOUSE IV runabout. MD44MAA. Serial no.

57ISD31. Phone 733-4816 or 223.9185. X7-7 LOST: Man's Bulova watch at Woodland Way tennis courts on Sunday afternoon SPECIALS YEARS OF FAIR, OEALINO 69 Opel Deluxe $1365 SPORTY FASTBACK. 4-SPEED. 69 Dodge "440" 8 1595 4 DR.

AUTOMATIC. "SHARP." 68 Ford 2 Dr. $1195 "301" AUTO. 68 Ford Fastback $1595 AIR COND. P.S., AUTO.

68 Mercury $1495 MONTCLAIR 4-DR A BEAUTY i7 Chev. 2 Dr. $1195 SPOTLESS THROUGHOUT. 67 Ford Wagon $1195 AIR COND. AUTOMATIC i7 Opel Wagon 895 NEAT, RUNS EXTRA GOOD i7 Comet Caliente $1195 DR.

H.T. 67 Ford Conv. $1295 A-l, PERFORMS LIKE NEW 66 Tempest 995 ONE OWNER. AUTO. 56 Mustang Coupe 995 BEAUTY WITrTOELUXE TRIM Reward.

Phone 733-0317. X7LOST: While steer. Slrayed away Weights about 625 Ib. Edgamont section Ph, 624-3693. X7-5 FOUND: Johnson boat motor.

Also alu mlnum ID' boat. Owner muit Identify by serial etc. Ph. X7-5 LOST--REWARD lor In.ormfltton leading to whereabauls or recovery of blu Kayot 1loat boat Johnion motor Md. 8140 733-9467, SBa'-OSW X7-6 Paul Myers Inspects His Cornfield Ruined.

By Flooding Russian Chess Champ Demands Postponement By STEPHENS I REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) The world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky now is scheduled to start Thursday afternoon following another postponement, this one demanded pion. by the Soviet eham- After holding out for more money and gelling the American challenger came to Iceland for the postponed open ing match Tuesday. But Spassky walked out of the noon drawing lo decide who would move first because Fischer was not present. He had sent his second, a Roman Catholic priest. Officials announced a new 48- hour poslponement of the opener, originally scheduled for last Sunday.

They hoped both players would be ready to meet on Thursday. Fischer arrived in Reykjavik early Tuesday. Icelandic Chess Federation had rejectee his demand for 30 per cent the gate receipts, bul he agreed to come after a London in vestment banker doubled the $125,000 purse which he i Spassky will divide. The 29-year-old American was resting from he overnight flight in a guarded vi)ln at the edge ot town when Spassky counterattacked the holdout department. The 35-year-old Soviet chain ion read a prepared statemeni calling tile American's condud nsulting and intolerable.

It said Fischer, by refusing to an- war at the opening ceremony ast weekend, had Spassky personally and the Soviet Chess Federation and had jeopardized his right to play for lie title. The statement demanded that Fischer be pun- shed. However, Castro Ends Moscow Visit MOSCOW (AP) Fidel Cas Iro left Moscow today el the end o( a 10-day visit that cli moxcd his extended lour of nine countries in Africa and Eastern Europe. a light rain falling, th prime minister and PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 10:00 A.M. 709 Summit Hagerstown, Md.

automatic Icemakcr, 12.02 cu. Legal Notices 11 Automobile! For Sale tt, MUSTANG, 28? cu. aulo. trans, air new llres, paint, extiaus brakes. Low mileage, excellen' running condition, S8M.

739-0154. XM 62 OLDS. Auto- P.S. P.B. Rims flood SIM.

503 S. Potomac St. Apt. 2n II. alter 5 P.M.

X7- DODGE 67 4 pV. 5895. Bulck SKyla' G.S. 'S1095. Will sell or trade to used pick-up.

Airport Auto, 1 tlque doughty, floor light; 2 tabl. lights; 4 pc. maple bedroom suite; rocking chain, 1 Boston, 1 antique, 1 platform; Provincial couch; 3 room slie rugs; 6 ft. formica lop pool table- Redder un 4MO rs window electric heater; wardrobe; 21" Zenith TV; curtain rods blinds, H. c.

Myers Elects wafer pump, O.E. motor; small electrical appliances; dishes many olher Itemi too numerous to menHon Everything In A-l condition. Mr. 'Wayne B. Hoffman in 5 fl IS: CASH 'V of Sale.

No to be moved until tented for. Not responsible lor accidents on premises. Numbers serveTM rlv rol tr rights Auctioneer: John E. Easterday NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Agnes Louise Moudy. This Is to give notice that me un- dersloned, Donald Cale Drury ad.

dress Is 134 Greenberry Road, Hagers- lown, Md. was on July 3, 19J2 appointed representative ot Ihe estate of oblectlcn 1o iur the nrobal Ihe fectitenl'i will) shall lite in ne with the Reolsler of Wills ijSMiiglon Counly on or belore January All persons having claims against Ihe cedcnt must present their claims to "ijderslgned or file the same with said Realsler of will) on or belore monlhj from dale of appointment. Any claim nol so filed on or before '67 PLYMOUTH. 4-br. Valiant.

Excolle cond. Clean. Good tires. WOO. Phone 824-7SJ4.

X7 66 Chev. Sedon 4 DR. VI AUTOMATIC 65 Borracuda 895 NICE AUTOMATIC 65 Falcon ,695 AUTOMATIC POWER. STEGR1N3 More Bargains MERCURY WbNTCLAIR HT. 13M FORD V8.AOTOMATIC a FAIRLANH HARDTOP VI 1395 64 MUSTANG H.T.

FALCON SED. AIR COND. SJM FAIRLANE SED. AUTO. 89! tt FORD VS AUTO.

43'A FORD 4 SPEED 308 VOLKSWAGEN, GOOD MTR. TEMPEST, NEAT i. CLEAN f5 Truck Bargains 48 CHEV. V4 Ton 1JM FORD Mi Ton IMS 45 CHEV. Ton 67 INTERNAT.

CARRYALL IMS Many more iharp cart and trucks. Boonsboro Motor Co. NEXT TO LIVESTOCK EXCK. 7 Max Euwe, presi- of the international federation, said the Soviets bad not Formally requested punishment. should I do?" he asked.

'Put him in the corner?" Fischer was slaying away from newsmen and did not comment on the Soviet statement. With the contribution from the London banker, James D. Slater, the winner is to get $156.250 and the lostcr In addition, each player will get another $75,000 from the television and film rights. Names In Pit Nixon Tells Ethnics To Keep Culture Alive CHICAtiO (AP) The 4th Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival got underway here with First lady Pat Nixon urging an audience of some 13,000 lo keep their culture alive "so others could enjoy 11." The festival, held at the International Amphitheatre, attracted 2,000 dancers from Canada, the United States, South America and Europe. It opened Sunday.

Chicago's Cardinal Cody Celebrates 25th Year CHICAGO (AP) John Card i a Cody, Archhishop of Chicago, is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his ordination as a bishop. Cody was appoinfed Arch- 'bishop ot Chicago, the largest archdiocese in the United States with a population of 2.5 million Roman Catholics, by Pope Paul VI on June 16, 19(55. He was named to the Cardinal- ate by Pope Paul and elevated Ihe College of Cardinals in With Cuban Communist party chief Leonid I. walked arm in arm to trie wailing plane after the traditional honor guard review and protocol farewells. Just before boarding the plane, Castro embraced Brezh- nev, Premier Alexei N.

Kosygin and President Nikolai V. Pod- (lorny. A television commentator reporting the departure said it was the end of "an official but very very friendly visit." Economic affairs were said to dominate the discussions. Soviet trade and assistance arc the mainstays of the Cuban economy, and Wcslcrn specialists eslimate the Cuban operation costs the Soviet Union a million dollxrs a day. Castro left Moscow for Minsk, the capital of Byelorussia, and was expected to spend at least a day there.

The Tass report of his departure did not say whether he- would visil other Soviet cities, but unofficial sources said he was expected to leave for Havana on Thursday. Castro's tour began May 2 Before reaching Moscow he visited Guinea, Algeria, Bulgaria Romania, Hungary, Polanc East Germany and Czechoslovakia. PUBLIC SALE 1, the undersigned, having sold my home, will sell personal prop.rty located at 1411 Marsh Pike Paramount, Maryland. SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 llifjO Noon Antiques: Sleigh bills, copper wish bolter, bureau set, solid oak bed, leather chair, chiffonier, five straight chairs wilh circular backs, Iron crib, solid cherry chest of drawers, cherry seeder, two large chairs with cane backs and sides, large gold Irametf mirror, glass wash board almanacs, several stands, wash stand, book cast, coal oil lamps, sad Irons, some antique tools, dlshei. El Salvador Gets New President After Election SAN SALVADOR (AP) -Col.

Arturo Armando Molina has taken over the reigns of government in El Salvador, the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America. Molina succeeds Gen. Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, for whom Molina had served as -private secretary before winning the presidential election in February. 1971. Election In Portugal Over Before It Begins Dining room suite Includin boards, six chairs, buffets round extension table with four bureau, Maytag wringer rack, books, picture frames, crocks and pots and pans, flower stands.

Lawn Boy TS" rotary lawn mower, Merry Tiller garden tractor with attachments, cross cut saw, garden hose jarderi fools, foot sfoofs, old shotgun shell reloading tooll, Iwo 1 bol( Paper-hanging equipment, some turn tier, used bathroom equipment too num.rous to mention D. Raymond Stitely Galen Strife Wn Clerk: c. S. Hykei Terms: Cash No goads removed until sittl.d for. Not responsible for tccldents.

Lunch rights: Long Meadow church of thi Brethren. 7. Legal Notice! HOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS To all persons Interested In Ihe estate of Walter B. McKinley. This is to give notice lhat the undersigned, Daniel W.

Moylan whose ad. Moyl 100 West Washington Street, Hagerstovjn, Md. was on June IT, 972 dress appointed personal representative of Ihe estate ol Waller B. McKlnley who died June 20, 1J7J will! a will. All persons havins ony objection lo such appointment (or lo Ihe probate of the decedent's ill) President Americo Thomaz Rodrifiues has been named a candidate for a third seven- year term by the country's only authorized political party, the National Popular Action group.

The announced support for the 78-year-old Thomaz by the central committee of the ruling party Saturday virtually ended the nation's July 25 presidential Castro In Cuba (election before it even opened. After Visit To Moscow file the same wilh 1hc Register ot Wilis of Washinplon Courtly on or before December 27, 1973. Afl persons Having claims against Ihe decedent mult present their claims to Ihe undersigned, or file the same wlfh the said Register ol Wins on or before six months Irom date of appointment. Any claim not so tiled on or before such dale, or any extension thereof pro- rfcd by la snfl be unenforceable LISBON (AP) Portuguese increafler. Oaniel W.

AAoylan, Personal Representative Thomas Parks, Register of wills NOTICE APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THE ESTATE OF William B. Lee. This is to give noHce that the un derslgned, C. MOSCOW (AP) Prime Minister Fidel Castro of Cuba has returned to Moscow following a weekend visit to an atomic power plant in the industrial city ol Voronezh in south-central Russia. Castro arrived in Moscow June 26 for a two-week visit and talks with Kremlin leaders, says.

Gov. Ford Recuperates In Time For Convention HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -Kentucky Gov. Wcnilcll Ford, operated on a week ago for a weakened three-inch segment of his a i abdominjJ artery, may be ahlc lo leave Methodist Hospital Thursday an aide Lee whose address 972 appointed persona estate of Is 1168 Outer Drive, Hagerstown, Md was on June 27, 1972 a representative of Ihe B. Lee who died on Juno 13, 1972 wilh a will.

All persons having any to such appointment vor to Ihe probate of Ihe decedent's will) shall file the sair.e wilh Ihe Register of Wills Washington Counly on or before Decenr bcr 27, All persons having claims against the decedent must present their claims la the undersigned, or file Ihe same wilh the said Register of WNs on or before six months from dale of appointment. Any claim not so tiird on or befon. such dalr, or any extension thereof pro vlded by law, shall be unenforceable (hereafter. Marie C. Lei Personal Representa Iv Thomas Park CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 In Mem or (am 2 Cards ol Thark, 3 Funeral Directors JA 4 fVionumenli cemBlery Lots 5 NolTcei 7 Penonali Loll Br Found AUTOMOTIVE-AIRCRAFT 10 Airplanes--Kenl or Sale It Automobiles For Sab 12 Trallers-Utllily 13A Travel Trailers 14 Trucks Motors 15 Motorcycles Bicycles Tires Aulo Paris 17 Automobiles Wanted WHO DOES IT 11 Horns Improvements HA Appliances TV Radfo Repair 14B Tnsurance 19 Aulo Repairs Electrical 20A Insulation Screens 70S Gtais Insinuation 'i.

Building Contracting Healing. Plumbing, Roofing 2)B Papering Palnllng 23 Moving Storage Trucking 33 Miscellaneous Services 28 Floor Sanding Finishing Janltorla) Service 31 Cement Maion Conlractors EMPLOYMENT tt Jobs of interest FemaK 33 Jobs of InterejT Mala 34 Jobs of Interest Mala Female 34 Situations Wanted FINANCIAL 36A Baby Snters, Chlfd Situations Wanted MiK 38 Builness Opporrunltles 3tA 39 Bonds 1 Wanted T6 Buy Instruction Wanlerf Wanted To Borrow INSTRUCTION 45 rntlruclfoni Offtred 50 Dogs, Cats Petl Horses Cattle Storit poultry Supplies Livestock Wan led MISCELLANEOUS 51 Miscellaneous For Salt 52 Boats Motors 53 Building Materials 54 Store Equipment 54A Restaurant Equipment 55 Farm Dairy Products 55A Farm 56 Feed, Hay, Slraw 54A Fuel, Coal. Wood, Oil 57 things To Eat 57A Good PJaces To Eat 61 Machinery Tools 47 Musical 6J Seeds Planls Flowers 4 Lawn Equipment Supplies 64 Wanled To BUY ROOMS BOARD Rooms With Board Rooms WMhouf Board Rooms For Housekeeping 70 Vacation Places R. KHom 7J Room or Board Wanted Unlurnlsherf Apartments Apartments REAt ESTATE Business Placet to Rent Farms Lands For Rent 71- Houses To Rent 77A Garages To Rent 78 Desk Space 79 Store Mwnlarn Rental 79A Shore A MounliFn ft Motile Homes Wanted To fieri For Farms LarvH For Houses For Lois For Sale Houses To Trade Real Eslatt Wirrted For Sale or Rent Proo.mv 73 Phone 733-5131 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ask For CLASSIFIED a aft or any extension pro' ha tn orc bl Donald Cale Drury Personal Represenlallva 1 1 rl Reslster ol Wills Where Quality Is the Buy-Word Headquarter! for camper tops, campers special pickups, and other recreational supplies. '62 Ford $4295 Gran Torino. Squire' station wgn, XOO V-8 eng. auto. P.S.

Air cond. Gold. 71 GalaxieSOO $2995 2 dr. hdlp. V-B auto.

P.S. Air cond, Vinyl roof. Silver w-b1ack lop. '70 Toyota Cor. $1795 Mark II 4 dr.

auto, air cond, white. '70 Torino VW, 1971 Super Beetle. 12.001 remainder of 24,000 warr. ml. Lt Blue.

Phone 739-71M or 73M1U. $1695 $1495 Public Saic PUBLIC SALE Will located al the McCauley Bldo W. Wash. d. Selllna for: Bond Ettate, Rhotfei 1 olheri, Thursday, July 6, 1972 10:00 A.M.

2 living room suites, maple bedroom Jlte wfmalched- vtnter) mahogany aedroom suite, marble top dresser dry cedar chesl, 7V "nil hoi! refrfgeralori, 1 roll-away edi, odd chain rockers, clock, ands, (some pic- res 6- Irames, tans, elecl. lawn wn chairs, studio couch, wringer asher, ivhceltjarrosv, loofs. 3'A H.P. 5ea' ing boal molor, gj-indlng wheel w-molor, adrJera. Olher not menllonetf.

is: Cash Lewis Renner Bob Snyder 2 dr. hctlp. V-B auto, radio. Blue. '69 Falcon 4 dr.

6 cylinder, auto. Turquoise white '68 Falcon $1395 4 dr. Cyl. aulo. Red.

'68 Chevy $1295 Impala. 4 dr. V-l. Auto. P.S.

Blue. '66 Ford F-100 $995 Ion pickup 6 cyl. bed. Green, KIRK FORD SALES Hancock, Md. OR V6IZ1 X7-7 GREENCA5TLE FORD Used cars-trucks cenler S.

Antrim Way. Ph. S97-7JU PONTIAC Cat. Ventura. P.S., P.B., auio.

3R9 o'j In. eond. Best Olfer. 797-7950. t) Johnson's Used Cars KM Rd.

TO-I1M KEN BYRlLrS SUBARU 907 South Potom SALE? SERVICE TM-3JJJ If 13A--Travel Traileri 'A9 APACHE tertl trailer. Fully equipped. Like new. 5995. Phone X7-7 FT.

AIRSTREAM travel trailer, GLASGOW'S, Lincoln Way Cnamberiburff, Pa. 1970 STARCRAFT Camping Trailer with Sleeps 6. Good cond. Ph. APACHE RAMADA, spacious, carpeted.

PONTIAC Firebird, 3-sjieed, OKC 6yLlntler. Good condition. Must sell. Call anytime. X7-7 conveniences.

Shbg. 717.5i2.4a3. SNUG HARBOR Is open S. Campground road good ccndlUon. Our phone has been "but buj gjvi fry 133-7571.

A (HtasanT place to camp, OLDS Toronado. Pull power plus fuel, aEr, Gray vinyl top. 12550 or belt offer. Financing avail. Ph.

733-4154. If HAVE YOU BEEN out lately? You an missing several new additions at MOSS SON, 196. Pennft. 739-6447. K7-4 AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, JULY 7th 4:30 P.M.

Anllquei, tools, Lott of various toys and new marchan- disc. Riar of 1H-I11 t. Franklin St. Be sura to see Friday's paper pi for ad In full dttall of items to told. No circular will ba mailed this week.

WORLDWIDE MISSIONS, INC. (Calvary Wmsport.) Air cond. Ave. 4-dr. hdlp sioo.

See or Full flower. 1910 Virginia X7-7 Saab Sales Service Main 51., 73704JO HUNTSMAN truck camptr w-facks. Steeps 4, no itove or refrigerator but plenty of slorajje space. $550. 717-352- 'tf WiACH I.

WMte wilh red Interior. 351 4 speed, Mag Good cond. Phone IJ3-295Q DODGE Dart. A contflllon. Phone 582-0756 good X7-6 948 BUICK SKYLARK custom We, 39,000 act.

miles, under warranty 797-7350. X7-1C '62 BIRD, 2 dr. good condition new paint reaionabli offer. 797 Pen-Mar Trailer Sales Lejlersburg Pike USED CAMPING Travel low as $395. Ideal itarter units at MOSS SON, 1841 Penna.

739' TRJ STATE TRAILER SALES FOR RENT: sleep A. t. CAMPLER TRAILER SALES Pickup lopj travtl trailers for rant 13M Dual Highway, Ph. m-li64 x7-4 USED CARS from -70 lo '(2. A It or Inspected.

Alto, 3 good used 7.50x14 ply frock tires. All kinds of wheel discs. DEENER'S Gars. Boonsboro. Open A.M.

to I Ph. 4M.88M. X7-5 rase, P.M. 'U CHEVELLE 5.5. Insn 583, bucket seats, tape deck, air shocks, perfect condition.

X7-5 EM'S CORNER AUCTION Thursday, July 1972 6:00 P.M. fc Cearfoss, Mrf. ReHJta J. 43 Glauware, Wagon Wh.tli, Riding Mown, Old Desk, Milk Cans, Old Steve, Numaroui Items. Riln or Aucr.

F. Drury Clerks Rtdenour A Rldenour Not for Accidents i Ttrmi HUMILSINE X7-5 Public Sale Will tell the personal property i of Jacob H. Forsyth (deceand) 3 Located 3 miles wot of fots Md, On routa batter known as the Cearfoss-Falrvlaw Rd. At the residence of Lloyd W. Forsylh.

i JULY A.M. 5 hard bottom chalrf, blanket chest, school master Home Comfort wood coil range, drop leaf table, dry sink, oak sideboard, 1 stands, eld dress, ers, refrigerator, Hotpolnt apt. slie elect, stove (almost new), beds, stands, odd chain m.tal kitchen cabinets wardrobe! i treadle Singer sewing machine, 11 kitchen sink, dishes (some an- tlque), old gold rimmed pitcher glasses, vinegar crulh, bot- 13. ties glass tv china, mantel clock, wash bowl pitcher s.t i (complete), rayo lamp. White lamp, butter print, churn, shoe lot Hand, broed ax, old album, slaw culter, old vises, scales, Iron pots $.

grld- die i. tea kettle 4 skillets, i picture A frames, Jugs A crocks, ffaf Irons, trunk, old school books others, water i keg. wooden tub! lerje ft tflull, bed llntni, garden others, other article! not mentleneif. LLOYD N. FORSYTH Terms: Cash Lewli M.

Rinntr Clerks: Jeer 1st i. Inyder Lunch Rights Reserved 6 CHEVY, 396 cu. buckets, console, air, mags, S79J; '67 CHEVELLE, ss 3(4. I mags, new tires. m-Otx after p.m.

weekdays. sal easy towing trailer, park In a garage and wEtFt a touch of a button a full ilzt for camping. Sold for will lor jIBOft Ph. 797-110S. X7-4 CENTRAL MOTORS DOOGE, Inc.

World's Oldest Dealer S. Potomac St. 739-7MO SEE US ifiplay, dally 9-t; Sat. 9-5. CAM- COLLECTORS ITEM INI PonllaC Just taken off tha road.

In running cond. Beit offer. Ph. 842-25W. '67 PONTIAC Lemans.

Air vinyl top. Phone W-iWi after 5 X7-B BEETLE In sins Phona good condition, Public Sale Located 14 of Hagentown, 3 milat off is ar Lappatnt Crmiroadt on Route if at St James (corner of 41 A Jordan Rd.l Thursday July 1972 AT 5:30 P.M. 3 pc. living room sulft; box If rocker; two 5 pc. dlnarte sals, 2 beds A chtsr of drawers; dretur; clothes closet; antique fove seat; Admfra! upright freeiar; Maytas iq.

tufa washer. Full Cine butchering equlp- merit Including 5 Iron kettles; Toledo elet. grinder; 3 sets double blocks; track with i do! I In; scalding tank; ledfet; hooks, etc. tfolls; pots; pans; drives jnd afher userVJ articles. REAL ESTATE At the same time location will offer lot facing Jardon Rd.

with epprox US ft. front by 2M ft. containing .11 ecre, more or less Improved by 11x51 block frame barn with 3 box stalls, hay mow, metal roof. Barn sets to rear of lot, leaving large building lot along Jordon Rd. Terms of estate: down with balance within days.

Taxes to be prorated. Documentary stamp i. transfer tax to be paid by purchaser. LMt on Reel Estate at P.M. Mr.

Mn. John W. Plrtonil Property Terms: Cash Not mponslble for accident! Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore Clorfcl C. L.

xM, rAR TRAILER CO. SI4-1CM I. Water Smlthsburg, Md. All parts accessories sold for pidujjxBps, cempers, travel mobile ilso repair plcxup Campers, travel trailers 8. matille homes thru Insurance or privately.

tf TralSFsi--TRATESCBTR travel TRAILER supplies. Felling Watirs Campille, 10 ml. so. of HagerMown on U.S. II.

W. Va. HI Exit 6. Pally 10-9. Sun.

1-a. X7-1D AT OUR new location, big new used travel trailers, dis open PER SALES, 2530 Pinna. 731-07M 7-i Truck Specials 71 Ford $3295 I on pckirp. ustom cab, red while, standard shift, power air eondltlontd, radio. Idtat for '70 Ford $2995 5-paisenger Club Wagon, standara ihlft, with arr condrtlonTng.

'69 Dodge $1995 t6 ton pickup. Cuitom cab, sianrfard srilrf, radFo, I' bed. '69 Ford $1895 window van. 6-nylInder. '69 Chevy $2095 V4 ion pickup.

Red, ft-cyL, standard radio. '68 Ford $2195 'h Ion pickup blue-white, 8 Hutomulfc, sleerfng, large twl boxes, I' bed. '68 Chevy $2095 ton pick up. Gold 1 vuMft, automatic. Camper special.

'67 Ford $1695 'A ton pickup. Red 1 standard sh.fl, 8' bed, '66 Ford $1295 Vj Ion pickup. Green, standard ihift, radio. '66 Ford $1895 beverage truck. wtte-tf bau, a 4-ipeed.

'65 Chevy Pickup. standard '65 Ford Ranchero plcVup. l-cylInder, rtandvrd radio. '64 Ford ion pickup. Blue, ihlft, radio.

'63 Chevy $695 Vi loo pickup. Cray, HaiWard '63' Ford $495 wfrvdow van. yfwt- dard shift. MASSEY FORD Truck Center IMS Vlrglnll An. 7W-14M $795.