SPIRIT OF JEFFERSOI FARMER'S ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1966 A--8
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With next week, April 25
through April 30, having been
designated as Clean-up and Fix-
up week in Jefferson County,
Mrs. O. S. Bloom, president of the
Charles Town Senior Woman's
Club, who is once again serving
as the chairman of the county's
"Clean-up and Fix-up" drive, re-
ported on plans for coordinating
efforts in the program this year.
Mrs. Bloom, one of the county's
most active and prominent civic
Ieaders and an ardent advocate of
a clean county and muncipalities
in the county, said the campaign
will officially open Monda:y.
And Mayors Nicholas Carson of
Charles Town, Tommy Carson of
Ranson, Temple Wheeler of Harp
ers Ferry, James Dunn of Bolivar
and Clarence Wright of Shep-
herdstown, have all proclaimed
the dates April 25-30, to be the
special time of the year when all
kinds of debris will be picked up
with no extra cost to the citizens.
These municipal officials, along
with the Jefferson County Cham-
ber of Commerce, the Police
Forces of the municipalities and
the Jefferson County Sheriff's De
partment have all endorsed
promised cooperation in the clean
up and fix-up program.
The program is state-wide and
was instituted by Governor Hulett
Smith and is being headed by for
mer governor W. W. Barron and
State Treasurer John H. Kelley.
Mrs. Bloom states that due to
the size and importance of this
project it is necessary to enlis
cooperation and participation
from all local volunteer groups,
no one club or individual can
pioneer the program.
The Senior Woman's Chib of
Charles Town has accepted re-
sponsible leadership in efforts to
eliminate litter in the community
and will continue their work in
promoting beautification - Which
has been responsible for their
club winning the Governor's Beau
tification Bowl for West Virginia
two consecutive terms.
The persuading of all citizens
to assume personal responsibility
for the appearance of our towns
and the countryside is a long:
range task for all Community
Leaders. The State Police have
pledged strict enforcement of all
violations of litter-laws, Corporal
Holman stated that he would appr:
eciate any citizen reporting any
type of litter violations that they
might see and the report would
be followed through.
Mrs. Bloom in her appeal to
make this a countywide Clean-Up
and Beautification Campaign is
asking all organizations of the
county to create, restore, finish or
continue at least one beautificat-
ion project for the county and to
list it in the newspaper. This will
keep our citizens informed on the
progress that is being made. Can
each one do their part in starting
and continuing a litter prevention
movement in Jefferson County --
your cooperation and help is need
ed.
" * " Elaine Myers, Jean Cooper,
I IR LI TDottie Anders, Joanne Wagner
|and Elizabeth Adams bowled in
• |the Tri-City Tournament at the
Mrs. Austin Nicodemus |Shenandoah Lanes in Martins.
.... . |burg on Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Strider, of McLean, Birthday Party
Va., Mrs. Daniel Lutz, Mrs. Clayl Miss Elizabeth R. Smith cele-
Leps, Mrs. Charles Strider, Sr., brated her sixteenth birthday on
Mrs. Robert Randolph Smith, Jr., Friday, April 15, with a dinner
and Mrs. Austin Nicodemus were party given by her parents, Mr.
callers at the apartment of Mrs. and Mrs. Randolph Smith, Jr., at
J. Straith Briscoe. I their home, "Silver Springs."
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In Charles Town, anson, Jefferson
County And Surrounding Areas:
Re ularly-- At The Following Places
CHARLES TOWN
COLONIAL NEWS-STAND
MOFFETT'S PHARMACY
PAUL'S SUPER MARKET
MILLER'S MEAT MARKET
WHITE'S SUPER MARKET
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
ACME MARKET
CONKLYN'S STORE
MARKET MANOR
RANSON
RANSON GROCERY CO.
JOHN'S RESTAURANT
SANITARY GROCERY
SHEPHERDSTOWN
SHEPHERDSTOWN NEWS AGENCY
HARPERS FERRY
REED'S GROCERY STORE
RINALDI S GROCERY
SEXTON'S STORE - R.F.D., Harpers Ferry
MARTINSBURG
BERKELEY NEWS-STAND
NEWTON D. BAKER HOSPITAL
BUNKER HILL GROCERY
BERRYVILLE, VA.
BERRYVILLE NEWS-STAND
JEFFERSON COUNTY
WELSH'S STORE - Bakerton
STOKES' STORE • Bloomery
FRITTS' STORE - Mechanicstown
JOHNSON'S STORE - Kabletown
LEETOWN MARKET - Leetown
LOCKE'S STORE - Leetown
KEARNEYSVILLE ESSO - Kearneysville
-- HAVE YOUR COPY RESERVED TODAY --
(At The News Stand Most Convenient For You)
S1,800 Dam To Five Cars, One ruck
Accidents In County
Although there were no person-~Md., was struck while she was
al injuries, five cars and one]stopped in a line of traffic. A
truck were damaged to the extent ] car being driven by Della Bruton,
of some $1,800 in a series of three ]Wilmington, Del., attempted to
highway accidents which occurred ]pass in a "no-passing" zone and
in Jefferson County Saturday and ] she struck the Colie car. Corporal
Sunday. |tiolman said damage to the two
Corporal G. G. Holman, of the]cars was listed at $300. The Dele-
Charles Town State Police, who
investigated all three of the acci-
dents, said the first one occurred
at 9 p. m. Saturday on State Route
9, near the State Road Commiss-
ion water fountain South of Cha
rles Town, when an Eastbound
truck being operated by Bernard
Hale Alexandria, Va., made a left
turn in front of an oncoming car
being driven by Norman Hostler,
61, of Route 2, ttarpers Ferry.
The Virginia driver was charged
with reckless driving. Corporal
Holman said damages to the two
vehicles was listed at $300.
The second accident occurred
at 5:30 Sunday on U. S. Route 340
at the intersection of Secondary
Route 27 near Alstadt's Hill when
an Eastbound car being driven by
Linda D. Colie of Silver Spring,
ware woman was charged with
improper passing.
The third acc~cmnt occurred
about 6:45 Sunday evening at the
intersection of U. S. Route 340
and Union street in Harpers
Ferry, with two cars being involv-
ed and property damage being
placed at $1,200.
Corporal Holman said an Eastbou
!nd 1966 Oldsmobile station wag-
on being driven by Shirley Munch
Harpers Ferry, was stopped to
make a left turn at the intersect-
ion, when a 1962 Oldsmobile be-
ing driven Eastbound by Russell
M. Sexton, 71, of Route 2, Harpers
Ferry, failed to stop and crashed
into the back part of the Munch
car. No charges were preferred
in the accident, Corporal Holman
stated.
Several of her schoolmates and
Miss Smith attended a movie and
they enjoyed a slumber party.
They were overnight guests at
the Smith home.
Mrs. Homer Wood spent last
weekend at home of her grand-
daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Puckett.
Miss Welford Smith returned
this week to Devon, Pa., after
spending the Easter holidays with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Randolph Smith
and sister, Miss Elizabeth M.
Smith.
Mrs. Graham Royston, of Mill-
wood, Va., and Mrs. Harold Puck-
ett and three children, Brenda,
Connie Susan, and Hebe were
supper guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wiley aand also recently guests
at the home were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Penwell and granddaughter,
Vicky, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Chamblin, Berryville, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Elliott and son, Mi-
chael and grandson, Timmy, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Chamblin and
three children, Carol Ann, Her-
bert, Jr., and Paul Lee, of Ranson,
and Misses Marcia and Iris Ann
McKee, of Charles Town.
Patient in Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams
and Mrs. Austin Nicodemus were
guests of Mrs. Frank Watson and
Mrs. Frazier Watson on Saturday
afternoon.
A number of persons from the
community attended open house
of the Job Corps at Harpers Fer-
ry Job Corps Conservation Cen-
ter. At Zoar on Sunday afternoon
were Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Adams and three children, Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Nicodemus, Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Heflebower,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Adams and two children.
Mrs. Austin Nicodemus was a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Carper and daughter,
Dorothy, Charles Town, on Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sipes, of
Berryville, Va., were Sunday
guests at the latter's sister and
brother-in-law's home, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Nicodemus.
Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Carter
were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Ceravalo to North
Carolina on Friday to spend the
week. Sgt. Carter was stationed
at Marine Camp Lejeune. He has
been transferred to Rhode Island.
He is moving his trailer the latter
part of the week and they will re-
turn on Sunday and spend a few
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Ceravalo.. Mr. and Mrs.
were among those from the Blue Carter's two children, Michael
Ridge Twirlers attending the and Jeffrey, are spending this
square dance Saturday night atI week with their grandparents, Mr.
Lincoh,shire School in HalfwaY, land Mrs. Ceravalo while Mr. and
Md I Mrs. Carter are away.
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