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CHARLES TOWN CITIZEN NEW MINI-PUMPER
above is the new Chevrolet mini pumper which was recently
md delivered to the Citizen's Fire Company of Charles Town.
unit be used primarily for 1st response calls on grass, brush,
light hazard responses. Officials stated that the unit will
decrease the operating costs of the fire department as well as being
to maneuver quicker and more efficiently in close quarter
The truck was built by the Pierce Manufacturing Co Inc of
Wisconsin at an approximate cost of $42,000.00. The fire corn-
will relieve payment of the truck through their Honorary Member-
campaign and variouS fund raising projects.
(Photo by Steven Anderson)
great time! new little Christians!
The big band sound echoes The 27th annual House and
kLE on the the St. James Garden Tour d the Berkeiey-
Olga Waiters and St. Peter's Clubs hold their Jefferson Counties sponsored
Ca|1725-6102 spring dance. Will you be by the Shenandoah Potomac
there? Garden Club, was held on
Vi d.an McIntosh, Eleanor April 24 and 25th. Kay Hecker,
and I saw The Little Cocmie Gribbin and I chose the
:HATTER Foxes at the Old Opera House. 24th and were we ever smart!
philosophy - % ofI constantly marvel at the One could not have ordered a
surface is water stage settings which in most more perfect day for such a
k is land. It's obvious that cases have to be made from jaunt. The tour entails riding
spend three timesscratch. The acting is always thru the lovely country to
time as super, the direction great and follow the signs which
the price so reasonable for so designate the homes on tour.
to our chef, Kay many hours o[ great an- We visited only five as time
and our visiting chef, joylnent, was important that day. The
the Guest Chef Wanna and Harry Phillips I.eomuxl residem at Har-
a bugesuccess. Over entertained the St. John's per's Ferry overlooked the
were served and I Saints and Sinners Card grow Potomac. There was a
want an by having them as guests at beau~ul porch and patio and
e. I love to try new the Club for the Cajun Picnic. a small colorful garden on the
and I found this Cajtm Later they played cards and premises. The furniture was
! a dre~n.all foods were enjoyed dessert at the house, authentic early American.
I and so filling, so To supplement the group they The dining room had no
on the nezt chef invited Bertye and Benny electric but chandeliers and
Rlecks, Wanna, Jr. and Mary wall sconces from Europe. The
sick folks are She~ey Logan. kitchen had a most
wire is recovering Our thought for ~ week is- copper display and also one of
Don Hendricks, Ill, -W en you fail to plan you unusual tiles. Second on our
the mend; both ofplan to tail. Run that one by a tour was the Hill Home of Mr.
thank all for thefew times. and Mrs. Rogor Perry, located
Some snowbirds have in Charles Town. Wanda
This week also retarned and were happily Perry is most active in the
Nancy Kelvington greeted by the club members. Garden Clubs. The period
Woodward when and Dave Taylor lookedfurnishings were
So nice to hear that great and had a fine winter, and included many family
Brinkley was able to Jim and Kay H, ecker drove pieces. The house has two
this kind of to D.C. to meet relatives and parts - an East Wing built in
increase, friends and dined at the 1770 and a newer one. East-
sympathy goes to the Market Inn. Kay says she wood, our next home was
-- D~ane lost hisenjoys seeing D.C. at night Jefferson County. We had to
tbAs past week. I had with the lights aglow, this is ride quite a distance for
ely lady a few always a thrill for her. one but it was wetl worth it.
At St. Andrew's on the'I'nis home is ownedby Mr.
forget the GardenMount there were two bup- and Mrs. Stanley Dunn. The
-~ sale at the tisms recently. These brought electric furnishings are most
8th from 11 ray of joy into the life of the appropriately placed; there is
All donalions will be Bonars who had suffered three a real lived.in look here. The
from deaths recently. The Bonar's setting of the hmme is in a
on that day. Here's granddaughter, Diana Marie most area. Mr. Dunn
to replenish yourPierce, age 3, had Greg and Era-rim about 1,{]09 acres of the
m your Brenda Bonar as her god- 1,500tbere. Ha hananinterest
garden.
parents. Jeremy L~ Bonar, in baskets ~ ~ at-
to Bill age 1, had Ginger and Curt tractively in various areas. On
Bess Malay, Aurelia Bonar as his godparmts. The we went to Arqua Springs in
and Vivian congregation is always the village of Arden. This
whose happy days thrilled when Father Towner homewas built in 1730 and was
cQming week. preaents the newly baptized originally a Quaker Meeting
you have decided to ones to them. After the
Day at the ceremonies, the Bonars had a
treat your Morn, small celebration at their
and yourself to one home. Our best wishes to theae
306 West Washington Streee
Charles Town, W. Va. 25414
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982
House. In the living room we
could see evidences in the
floor that designated where
the men and the women sat.
This was a real Quaker type of
home. We saw original locks,
windows and the Bible type
doors. The home sits on a
uatural lemony type of spring
and the lemonade we were
served that day was made
with the water from this very
spring. The water tem-
perature is always 46 degrees.
Colon used throughout were
the Williamsburg ones. On the
second floor the wide hall was
made into a cozy T.V. room.
An old mail box in red, white
and blue had been turned into
a refirigerator in the family
room. There is a ghost here
who performs his strange
tricks. He is the son, Ben-
jLmin, who was once
ostracized and is thought to
return to even the score.
Americana in all its forms is
found in this house and is
practically used. Aqua
Springs is on the National
Register. The last home was
Pendleton House on Arden
Road. It is the largest log
home built in the tristate area
and is now covered over with
stone. Cl 'ence Martin, Ill,
and his wife live her and I
think rd never leave their
fabulous enclosed solarium
and open san deck which gave
a breathtaking view of the
hmdsoape.
And now time out for some
larnin' -- did you know an
epicure is a poet who writes
epics? Anatomy is the study of
heavenly bodies? Thomas
Paine was a rare in-
dividual obsessed by
common sense? Rome was
overthrown by the invasion of
the Hung, Visigoths and
Osteopaths?
With the youngsters, here is
an item -- Cary Viands, If,
won a blue ribbon in the Visual
Presentation Contest of the 4-
H Club. He entered the Junior
Class for small pets. He will
now go to the Regional Contest
June 5th at Romney. Here's
hoping the best for that, Gary!
Congrats to my neat
brother, Jim, who won the
Jake Pugh Gaff Totznament
held at Sleepy Hollo Golf
Course on the weekend of
April 24 and 2~. The tour.
nament named aRer the
course professional is one of
the prestigious events of the
golf schedule. Jim shot a
for the two day
which with his handicap made
him a runaway winner. He
insists it's all due to dean
living.
Noticed that in the last
the 50-,50 Club had
be< me a 50.40 Cl . That
lowering of age, of cotwse, was
the male element. One knows
the females never change
their ages! However, be R 50-
50 or 5040, it is still going
strong. One game that
provokes hilarity is UNO -
you do not have to be a card
shark for this one, so why not
give the group a visit? You way
find Lh~t it easily can become
a habit to join us each Tuesday
at 1 p.m. for a brewn hag
Itmch and then lots of fun. This
week the group went over to
the Senior Center in Ransen to
have lunch, were war-
rely greated and enjoyed the
food and the company.
Understand Hahn once
r Mike, and two children, Matt
served in the Navy - now I and Brooke, spend4 wonderful
hear that he fell into the club days at the "Happy Hour".
pool one day this week while The Lombardys live in
working there and was Cohasset, Massachusetts. On
rescued by Bill Schroder. Wednesday, the Blazek's
Could Bill Hahn have missed daughter, Carol Brown from
some swimming lessons? Alexandria, their daughter-in-
The Schroders are happy law, Donna, son, Jack Blasek
grandparents. Their grand, and two sons from Rock-
son, BiUMiller, a6font,4-inch ville, Md came for a grand
225 pound lineman was an All family reunion. It was the fu'st
County performer for Coach family reunion with the
Jimmy Franks at DeMatha Lombardys in 5 years and a
School in D.C. He will day that LOis and John will
major in business ad- long remember. The only
ministrati when he enrol missing family member was
in Shepherd Collegehe Tom, who is in the U,S. Coast
will play fl~othall. Shepherd is Guard. The family toured the
one of the most progressive in Mountain, Harpers Ferry and
the National Association of the scenic area of Jefferson
Intercollegiate Athletics. We County.
salute you, Bill M er! The world is full of folks -
Jessie Nowell is no slouch- but none quite like her. The
trees any time spent in first friend, truest, kindest,
D.C. to further educate her in staunchest - all these she has
the arts. Recently she saw been and more. Nothing is too
Medea with Zoe Caldwell and hard for her to undertake; no
Judith Anderson and then saw burden comes but she wishes
Kate Hepburn in The West to share ; our joys are her joys,
Side Waltz. Both of these were oar sorrows, her sorrows.
at the Kennedy Center. In the Though we had no learning
Arena she saw a psychological her example would teach us.
story called The Undiscovered Did none tell us of friendship
Cottony. and of love, we would have
At the Bible Study and seen its glory reflected in her
Prayer and Share Group this eyes. Though none spoke of
week our guest was Ray God, her presonce would have
Malay who gave a most in- told us that He was near. The
spring testimony Ray and world is full of people but none
Boss recently showed a film of like Mother! Happy Mother's
their safari trip in Africa to a Day!
group in Harpers Ferry. A
running connnentary always
enhances these films,r'v-v~v ~vvv~v~v-
Kitty Bolyard returned from TUSCAW[LLA HILLS
a trip to Sm'asota, Florida,
where she joined two friends Barbara Bolstridge
with whom she once traveled Dial 725-5013
to Europe. One of these came ~ A A A ~ A ~,~A
on fromTorento. Kitty's kind "vv'wv'w'wv~w'v""
c ivers were the Battistas. Congratulations to Bey and
Lois and John Blazek's Bill Sheep on their new
daughter, Barbara Annarrival, Brinton Alexander.
Lombardy, her husband, Brinton was born April 12 and
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weighed 5 lbs and 4 oz. A the first Saturday in ,June in
pretty blue bow tied to their the area 4-H contest held in
lamp post announced the Romney, W.Va.
baby's homecoming to the
Richards Speaker
Happy birthday was sung to
Rachel Smith on April when Full Gospel Group
she turned five and on April 26
to Kendra Hatcher on her Art Richards, owner-
second bday. operator of Richards World of
The Tuscawilla Garden Club Travel, Inc Hagerstown,
will sell plants this Saturday Md be the speaker
starting at 10 azn. at the Tuesday, May 11, when the
postal station. A variety of Jefferson County Chapter of
bedding plants will be on sale, Full Gospel Businessmens'
as well as perennials and Fellowship International
hanging baskets. There will meets at the Towne House
also be special Mothers Day Restaurant in Charles Town.
arrangements. The sale will The dinner will beat 6:45
benefit future beautification p.m speaking at 8. Reser-
projects, rations, at $6 each, may be
made by calling 725-3503 or
Fine young people from our 725-2973.
development won blue ribbons Richards has served as
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Visual Presentation cam- Crusade in Hagerstown in
petition. They were Jason May, 1981, helped organize the
Smith, Christine Gilbride, Cnristian Development Center
Timmy Gilbride, Robert in Hagerstown, and is a
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