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dry. No water was coming out of faucets or filling toilet tanks. People were upset, there was a crisis, and something had to be done.
The town turned to a well-known dowser, Donald Turner of Front Royal. The state health department had failed to act in a timely manner. Aerial photographs had not been examined by a state geologist for evidence of possible water-bearing faults.
Therefore, the dowser, Turner, walked an area near the existing well site. He used two angled pieces of galvanized wire that soon pivoted and crossed, indicating he had found water. He outlined a 10 by 12-foot area on the ground and said, “drill here.”
LeHew Drilling Company of Front Royal came over and dug down 410 feet before finding water. The water flowed at a rate of 4 gallons per minutes (5,760
See CLEVENGER'S, Page A3
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