1 4 SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmers ADVOCATE - THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1988
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T USCA WILLA HILLS
Nancy Roth
Dial 725-5448
Had quite a conversation with AI
Hooper. Asked him a lot of questions
I had been wondering about.
My first question was "What in the
world is all the digging along Route 51
for?" Al's answer, "We are doing the
other end of the by-pass." That was the
kind of answer I expected from Big AI.
It turns out that all the digging is for
laying more sewer system to ac-
comodate all the extensive building go-
ing on here in Tuscawilla Hills.
All this takes monumental planning
and headaches in order to comply with
the Planning Commission. It is quite
a wrench for AI when he has to destroy
some of the lovely trees that are in the
path of the diggers.
The sewer system is quite extensive
and requires a large amount of
maintenance. One of the biggest pro-
blems with keeping the sewer running
is disposable diapers. AI wonders if
people realize that disposable means
"throw in the garbage can - not down
the drain."
A1 and six other businessmen
started Tuscawilla Hills back in 1972
and have just done nothing but add to
the beauty of a plot of land in Jeffer-
son County.
I have commented before on all of
the building going on out here but
'folks you ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Sometime in the not too distant
future A1 will extend Packett Drive
and go all the way down behind the
Ridge Road soccer field to the
townhouses. Adding 28 more duplex
houses and as many or more
townhouses.
There will be an intersection off
Ridge Road at the big bend thus
eliminating that dangerous curve.
Also at the curve there will be two
street lights added.
There will be another entrance to
Tuscawilla Hills on Route 51 just op-
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Harpers Ferry
FHA at Meet
The Future. Homemakers of
America at Harpers Ferry Junior
High traveled to Jackson's Mill
November 11 and 12 for the fall
Leadership Conference.
Members of the group participated
in five events and placed in four of
them, including Jennifer Parker in il-
lustrated talk; Leslie Welch in creed;
Lisa Vance, April Welch, Jennifer
Twyman and Kim Treadway for
junior poster, all receiving third place
ribbons, and the members won a se-
cond place for the presentation of their
exhibit.
There were numerous speakers
throughout the two-day event, along
with a "Spies Like Us" dance and a
talent show.
posite the St. Georges Chapel ruins.
AI won't be building many more
single houses. He said he has all he can
do to keep up with the demand for the
duplexes and townhouses. He noted
that people like duplexes but seem to
he wanting them a bit larger.
Most of the building is done by sub-
contractors. At times it becomes dif-
ficult to get the workers - especially
during hunting season or the holiday
season.
There will be more curbing done
along the Ridge Road soccer field.
Al pointed out that in a sub-division,
according to the Planning commis-
sion, there must be a certain amount
of open green area. I think that this is
one of the things that adds to the beau-
ty of Tuscawilla Hills.
It would be appreciated if people
would dump the leaves and discarded
brush, not trash, in the wooded areas,
out of sight, not along the road where
people have already cleaned up their
Hardware
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yards. AI said that with very few ex-
ceptions residents try very hard to
keep their property nice looking.
I asked Al why my electricity is so
often interrupted. He replied with a
grin that electricity is not one of his
utilities and that I should direct my
question to Potomac Edison.
The newest street name in
Tuscawilla Hills is Fenway Drive,
named after Al's beloved baseball
team (Red Sex) who didn't quite make
it into the World Series.
I for one think Tuscawilla Hills is a
beautiful place to live and I think A1
Hooper can be proud of the beautifica-
tion of this plot of ground in Jefferson
County.
NEW MAINTENANCE MAN
eden Linger, who has been a resi-
dent of Tuscawilla Hills for just over
one year, will be seeing to the upkeep
around Tuscawilla Hills.
eden was responsible for the in-
stallation of the Neighborhood Watch
signs around Tuscawilla, one of which
has already been ripped off and stolen.
Along .with his wife, Irene, the
Lingers lit Berkeley Court. Living
with the Ling is the master of the
house, Winston. a']trt poodle and part
Irish terrier, called a schnoodle.
Speaking of 'master of the house,' I
just found out this week that my dog,
Bogie, has diabetes. I have to give him
an insulin shot every day. Did you ever
hear of a dog having diabetes? I had
not.
EXCHANGE STUDENT
Harry and Jeannie Lake have taken
on another exchange student, Dario
Giner, age 17, and a senior at Jeffer-
son High School.
Dario has two brothers at the univer-
sity in Spain, and one sister. His
mother is a school teacher. He enjoyed
playing soccer for Jefferson High. In
June, Dario will graduate.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
NO SERVICE CHARGES
NO PER CHECK CHARGES
NO MINIMUM BALANCE
in Leetown will conduct a Christmas
bazaar December 10, starting at 9 a.m.
It will be held at the American Legion
in Charles Town.
Come and bring your wallet to pur-
chase baked goods, handicraft items
and there wilt be a white elephant
table.
St. Bartholomew
your patronage.
We had a very
ing Day. We
Va., for
at the home of Jeff
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