SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE
1982
he lives well on as an
old a United States pension made Christian.
possible by the action of his suc- Those are the men who were in-
cessor, President Gerald Ford. Mr. volvedin Watergate.
o -" "b e - t ma -6I tl 'tnose 'nd n Jpeh" 5low
not De .r- ~,~ ~.Jar--.v
permitting anyone who wants Over 200,000 persons
to enjoy the river in pence and traveled to Harpers Ferry
quiet would be able to do so. Cavern grounds to see and
But not here in West enjoy the first Mountain
"r lr~mla "me hver I~Ks are qeri~s~ a, rt~ ~ ~ t'~
F~stival s~a~d in Jof4or~,an
graduated from Page Jackson
Fdgh School in Charles Town;
36 from Shopherdstown Hi gh
School.
nP~r ~prfi;r pp~phr~t~H
Donald G. Rentch
Edward W. Dockeney
R. Meade Dorse
' "I ~ 0 - c~ wneLner you are rich or poor, -
contends it may have hel,ac He had a certain celebrity status for aperson shouldhave the right Henry Swadley of Falling DIED
cording to a feature story in The a time, making public appearances, to visit along the river bank Waters became the bride of Bruce S Stephens of Pat
Mr
Otho
Swmgley
Bloom,
and
son
terson,
N.J,
formerly
of
Washington Post Magazine, writtenbut that wore off. He is now engagedenjoy a cookout, some
ju~:oL% with no reRular em- fishinaoriustsomegoodquietv; o, of Mrs. O.S. Bloom and the Charles Town; G'~omas Ed-
Lawrence Meyer.
in
odd
l;~tp Mr Rlnarn nf R~n~an.
m, oaon wuim Loo Towed TheE |
,The dov pmcnt Export
me of our dc.m coal,trW (OPEC) an
of
