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A GLIMPSE AT LAST WEEK’S NEWS FROM OCONEE COUNTY, CLEMSON AND PARTS OF PICKENS COUNTY

Last week in The Journal FROM THE DECEMBER 1 EDITION

Courthouse project to await historical designation WALHALLA — Getting historical designation for the former Oconee County Courthouse built during the 1950s Cold War era is of paramount importance for plans to turn it into a downtown Walhalla hotel.

Tom Markovich, one of the principals of Historic Oconee Courthouse LLC, said Monday that the group behind the hotel project is in the process of researching the architecture of the building and compiling the case for designating it as a historical landmark.

Markovich said getting the designation will open the door to funding sources that will help to capitalize the building’s makeover at a cost of more than $2 million.

Last month, Oconee County Council gave final approval to an ordinance that turned over the former courthouse property to Markovich’s group and spelled out the terms for incentives — including project infrastructure grant funds and special source revenue credits.

“It will allow us to apply for tax credits,” Markovich said Monday in explaining the benefit to obtaining historical designation. “There’s a historical tax credit at the federal level and there’s a historical tax credit from the state. That will help us to capitalize the project. That’s very important for us to get the historical designation.”

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The new Oconee County Detention Center, which was recently given final approval for inmate occupancy, will be open to the public for a series of open-house events next week.

New detention center ready for full-time operations

BY ERIC SPROTT THE JOURNAL

WALHALLA — After months of anticipation, it was announced Thursday the new Oconee County Detention Center has received the green light for inmate occupancy, though it still isn’t known exactly when the new facility will begin housing the county’s inmates.

But before those inmates make the short move over from the current detention center, which for years has suffered from overcrowding, Oconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw is opening the doors to the public for viewing of the new $16.25-million facility.

“Over the next few weeks, our staff plans to continue training,” Crenshaw said. “We should be fully operational by the first of the year.”

Like the current detention center, the new jail — whose opening was delayed after minor work was need-

ed in its ventilation system following a failed inspection — is located at the current Oconee County Sheriff’s Office complex.

“The sheriff’s office recently received a letter from the South Carolina Department of Corrections stating that the new detention center has passed their inspection and was now ready for full-time operations,” Crenshaw said. “However, before we make the transition from our current jail to our new one, the sheriff’s office wants to extend an invitation for our citizens to come and see the new detention center, and we encourage them to do so.”

A big reason Crenshaw wants citizens to come by is to quash any rumors that may exist regarding the conditions at the new jail, which features 200 beds, with the ability to double-bunk to increase to 240 beds — more than enough to accommodate the average daily

population of 170 at the current facility last year.

“This detention center is not a resort or a place where there is cable television in every cell,” Crenshaw said. “This is a place to safely detain those who have broken the law. There will be no television, no face-to-face visitation, no smoking, and once someone comes in the jail as a prisoner, their only view of the outside world will be a view of the sky.”

Crenshaw had previously bounced around the idea of citizens who have never been arrested having the opportunity to spend the night in jail to find out what it feels like to be incarcerated, but the food-service vendor for the facility will not be ready in time to make that possible.

FROM THE DECEMBER 3 EDITION

Attorney general won’t review Hammond case SENECA — Saying his office does not secondguess solicitors, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is refusing to reopen the controversial Seneca police shooting of 19-year-old Zachary Hammond.

On Wednesday, Wilson’s office released a letter he wrote to House Minority Leader Rep. Todd Rutherford, who petitioned the attorney general to reopen the case.

Rutherford made his request on behalf of Hammond’s parents, Angie and Paul, after 10th Judicial Circuit Solicitor Chrissy Adams decided not to prosecute Lt. Mark Tiller, the officer who shot and killed their son.

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Here at The Journal, we don’t downcast or defame — we report

I knew I was going to the parade

ike many of you, I spent Thursday morning watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, but I was there in person on Sixth Avenue and 59th Street in Manhattan.

I am not bragging. I actually went reluctantly.

I had been to the parade twice. In 2001, it was 9 degrees, and in 2005 it was 21 degrees during the parade. So, the combined temperature for the two times I had been before was only 30 degrees.

But my new bride, Michelle, was spending her first Thanksgiving in NYC, and while I am not a big parade person, Michelle is like a kid on Christmas morning waiting for a parade to start.

So, I didn’t even try to get out of it. I knew I was going to parade.

Fortunately the temperature was in the 40s and 50s, but it was chilly when we left our Brooklyn apartment at 4:30 a.m. to meet friends from Florida and work to get a spot on the front row.

LIFE IN We got off the subway around 5:40 a.m.

THE CITY | and searched for a spot for our party of 13, all with bag chairs. We found our spot in about 15 minutes. We had a good NORM place on the street, and three hours to CANNADA wait for the two and a half hour parade to begin.

Most of us searched first for a restroom since it would be almost six hours before we could go again. As I have mentioned in previous columns, NYC is not exactly the most restroom-friendly city in the country. There were no portable restrooms you would see at big events in the South. We had to go to the closest Starbucks, buy something so we could get the code that would allow us to use the restroom. Of course the drink I ordered made that six-hour wait for another trip to the restroom more difficult.

As the sun rose, I noticed people standing in windows across the street at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. They didn’t have to leave their beds early in the morning or even get out of their pajamas. They just crawled out of bed, turned on the coffee pot and walked over to the window at 9 a.m. to watch the parade. They didn’t have to fight the crowd, and best of all, they didn’t have to worry about getting to a restroom.

I stared at the people in the Ritz-Carlton windows and wished I had the intelligence and the money to book a room for the night before Thanksgiving.

Overall, I had a good time at the parade. I even saw some old friends there. Santa Claus was there. He has been coming to my house on Christmas Eve since I was a kid, so we go way back. And the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were also riding on a float. The turtles were “role models” for my children who wanted to be Ninja Turtles themselves, so I have always thought of them as family.

Next year, Michelle’s family is thinking about coming to spend Thanksgiving week with us and watch the parade. I was going to invite them to stay with us, but now I am thinking about suggesting they book a room at the Ritz-Carlton. We could join them there.

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Willie, With Christmas around the corner, we hope you will remember us at the animal shelter. Remember animals love Christmas, too! You can pick us up some food for the dogs, puppies, cats and kittens so we have something to eat. There are so many of us. If you can’t afford that, we could use some bleach or spray to make our building smell nice. Have a merry Christmas and God bless you and thank you. Also we could use towels, blankets, carriers, cat litter or anything you want to give like leashes and collars.

Willie says: Thanks so much for the reminder! I hope many of my readers find a place in their hearts to help bring a little comfort to our furry friends at the Oconee County Animal Shelter and Oconee Humane Society who have no homes yet or families to love them. If you belong to a club or organization that meets in December, maybe you could have a collection where each member brings something to the meeting and call it “Christmas for the Critters.”

It’s located at 1925 Sandifer Blvd., Seneca. Just head out on U.S. Highway 123 past Walmart toward Westminster, and it’s a couple of miles down on the left side. Call (864) 882-4719 or go to www.oconeehumane.org. It’s open weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and closed Sundays.

Willie says: Let’s start at the top, The Journal hasn’t downcast the city of Seneca at all. They’ve reported the developments.

The city chose to stay quiet and probably wisely so. But I read two editorials commending the city and its police chief on their handling of the situation. So wherever you’re getting your information, it sure isn’t The Journal.

Now I would say that if The Journal followed your not-sogood advice to “leave the city of Seneca alone,” they would not be doing their job. I found this recent Pew Research study that interviewed folks and found that “among all adults, newspapers were cited as the most relied-upon source or tied for most relied upon for crime, taxes, local government activities, schools, local politics, local jobs, community/neighborhood events, arts events, zoning information, local social services, and real estate/ housing.

“This dependence on newspapers for so many local topics sets it apart from all other sources of local news. The Internet, which was cited as the most relied upon source for five of the 16 topics, was a distant second to newspapers in terms of widespread use and value.” The newspaper’s number one responsibility is as government watchdog so they won’t be leaving anyone alone.

But again, in this case they’ve been more than fair and because of their reporting people like you have had the chance to realize that Seneca officials handled this pretty well all things considered.

Willie, We should learn two lessons from the Hammond case. Don’t use drugs, and when a police officer says stop, you stop. I’m on the side of the police because they need to clean up this drug mess. This boy’s family don’t need to get rich off of a bad situation. I’d like to know why The Journal likes to downcast the Seneca political arena. They’ve done everything they can to prosecute them. The Journal’s got their own problems. Why don’t they leave the city of Seneca alone? The mayor is a “yes” man, but he just can’t find a way to say yes to this.

Willie, I am calling about a remark that was made in the Nov. 6 edition of The Journal, and it is in regards to the person that was talking about whoever the powers that be should sue the parents. I think whoever this is is a scumbag and a poor excuse for a human being.

Willie says: We will never know the identity of the person you consider “a scumbag and a poor excuse for a human being.” I feel pretty sure about going on record predicting that nobody will ever sue the parents.

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Carolina Bauernhaus specializes in farmhouse ales “Yeast is a fungus — a singlecelled microorganism — that lives in sugary environments in the digestive system of insects like bees and wasps. They use it to digest pollen,” Thornton said. “Bees and wasps use yeast for a far greater purpose than us. They use it to

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nature of the barrels allows local yeast strains floating in the air to naturally culture the beer.

But there are many steps to brewing before introducing the yeast.

Although Carolina Bauernhaus’ setup seems complex, Helfrich breaks it down quite simply.

“If you can make soup, then you can make beer,” he said.

Inside the old garage that they converted into a brewery and taproom sit three gigantic kettles beneath a large stainless steel hood.

The first kettle is called a hot liquor tank, Thornton said it’s basically a huge water heater.

“We use a lot of hot water,” he said. “The hot liquor tank will heat overnight, so when we arrive in the morning we have hot water, heated to 180 degrees, that’s ready to brew with.”

ANDERSON — What do a bioprocess engineer, a graphic designer and an attorney have in common?

In this case, a passion for brewing beer.

About five years ago, engineer David Thornton and designer Keston Helfrich met at a brewing competition. Together, the two started a brewing club in Anderson and soon found attorney Brad Thomas to complete their trio.

The three business partners will open the doors READ THE COMPLETE STORY of Carolina IN THE DECEMBER 4 EDITION Bauernhaus OF THE JOURNAL OR ONLINE AT this Saturday in UPSTATETODAY.COM. downtown Anderson. BauernSPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL haus is German Owners David Thornton, left, and Keston Helfor farmhouse, frich pump brew into barrels for fermentation. and Carolina Bauernhaus specializes in farmhouse ales. sustain themselves — but “What sets us apart from other we use their yeast to make breweries is the yeast we use and beer, because it tastes the ingredients we use,” Thornton good.” said. “Imagine being on a farm and One of their farmhouse brewing with what’s regionally and pale ales, a spice floral seasonally available — that’s what beer called a saison, was we do.” brewed with a strain of In wine-making, the word yeast harvested from “terrior” describes the flavor of nectarines at Clemson a region — how the climate, soil, University’s Musser Fruit water and native flora affect the Research Farm. Thornton flavor of the wine. Thornton said a said they harvest most of grape grown in France will taste their yeast strains from differently than the same variety of areas of the Musser Farm grape grown in Spain or California. where no fungicides or Carolina Bauernhaus mostly pesticides have been brews wild beers, meaning that the sprayed on the fruit. local flora ferments the beer. The “In some situations, brewers accomplish this through a yeast on fruit might be few different ways. One technique considered a bad thing involves harvesting the yeast. because it’s actively breakThornton’s background in bioing down the fruit and processing inspired him to start making it spoil,” he said.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL the Southyeast Lab. Housed in the “But in our case, that’s a David Thornton, an owner of Carolina BauCarolina Bauernhaus, the lab looks good thing.” like the setting for any biology or Another way the brew- ernhaus, adds the final touches to a barrel of brew. chemistry class. But first Thornton ers capture the native takes a field trip to catch the yeast flora of the region is in the wild, then he brings it back by fermenting their to his lab, where he isolates specific beers in wooden strains into petri dishes. barrels. The porous

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AT&T U-VERSE INTERNET starting at $15/month or TV & Internet starting at $49/month for 12 months with 1-year agreement.

Call 1- 800-992-1743 to learn more. (Not Valid in Virginia).

CRAFTSMAN 10 in RADIAL SAW w/ bench$395. Call 864-882-9461.

DIRECTV STARTING AT $19.99/mo. FREE Installation.

FREE 3-Months of HBO, starz, SHOWTIME & CINEMAX FREE GENIE HD/DVR Upgrade! 2015 NFL Sunday Ticket Included (Select Packages) New Customers Only. CALL 1-800-421-2049 DISH NETWORK - new customers save up to $1000! Free Hopper Upgrade. TV starts at $19.99/mo.

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Call NOW 866-755-4235 NEW QUEEN PILLOW TOP MATTRESS SET Still wrapped-$295, KING SIZE-$450 Delivery Possible.

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MERCHANDISE UNDER $100 5 FULL SIZE HENS $12 each. Call 864-614-2759 ALMOST NEW SKI rope with Tow harness. $25.00 (864) 885-9276 CHINA COLLECTIBLE & TEAPOTS - $99 or below. Must see!!! Call 864-364-4145 CONCERTMATE 900 KEYBOARD w/ stand includes instructions for beginners. Ideal for Christmas $60. 864-944-1367 DOUGLAS FIR 7FT PreLit 650 lights - $70.

Call 779-423-0530 ELVIS COMPLETE 1950'S master cassettes (5), plus a book on Elvis and stamps. Cassettes played only once -$25. 864-944-7424 GENETRON MARINE FISH FINDER/DEPTH FINDER Model GMI - M7 $50 or BO Call (864) 885-9276 JADE PORCELAIN NATIVITY Set (11 Pieces) Original box like new.

Asking $30. Call 864-247-4033 for information or pictures of the set.

LADIES APPAREL BLOUSES, slacks, skirts and jackets in size 18 for $1-$4 each.

Call 864 972-9364 LAWN FURNITURE- $99 or below. Must see !!!

Call 864-364-4145 NEW!!!VIDEO/CAMERA DRONE RECHARGEABLE remote, Camera w/2GB Micro SD Card, Video w/Audio, 6 Axis Gyroscope Technology -$99. 864-882-5170 NEW SAMSONITE LUGGAGE, measures 12x21x30 Call 864-972-0628. Great Christmas present. $80. Call 864-972-0628.

OSS SKI WEAR insulated bibs, adult size XL black$30. Call 864-972-0628.

SAMSUNG NOTE II "like new" protected by Otter box defender since purchase, no scratches. Otter box available free both only $120 864-630-2700 SCRUBS LADIES 2X, print tops/solid pants, 9 short sleeve, 3 long sleeve, 5 pants, $8 each or $99 for all. Call 864-314-2342 WEIDER WEIGHT BENCH w/leg lift, 5\' solid bar w/clamps, steel weights: (2) 25#, (3) 10#, (4) 5#, (2) 2 1/2# everything for $70 Call 864-314-2342

■ SALES & SERVICES SITTER SERVICES CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE with FBI clearance to care for your love one at home. 10 years experience. Dependable, gentle nurse. Call 864-710-4556

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Hundreds of kids still need sponsors

113B: Boy, 9: Pants, boys 7 slim: Shirts, boys 8: Shoes, Youth 8.5, would like Pants, Socks, Basketball, Wii Games, Anything AgeAppropriate, Bike 115A: Girl, 14: Pants, Ladies 10: Shirts, Ladies L: Shoes, Adult 10.5, would like Coat/ Shoes, Loves Flannel Shirts, Sharpies for Coloring, Arts & Crafts, Make-Up, Jewelry, Bike 116A: Boy, 12: Pants, Boys 14: Shirts, Boys 14-16: Shoes, Youth 7, would like Clothes/ Shoes, Board Games, Age-Appropriate Toys, Action/Hero Movies 116B: Boy, 9: Pants, Boys 10: Shirts, Boys 10/12: Shoes, Youth 2.5, would like Clothes/ Shoes, Board Games, Age-Appropriate Toys, Action/Hero Movies 117A: Boy, 3: Pants, 5T: Shirts, 5T: Shoes, Toddler 10, would like Clothes/Shoes, Likes Despicable Me, Age-Appropriate Toys, Bike 117B: Boy, 2: Pants, 3T: Shirts, 3T: Shoes, Toddler 8, would like Clothes/Shoes, Likes Despicable Me, Age-Appropriate Toys, Bike 118A: Boy, 2: Pants, 24 mos: Shirts, 3T: Shoes, Toddler 5 Wide, would like Clothes, Diapers (sz 5), Fire Trucks, Hot Wheels, Blocks, Thomas the Train DVDs 119A: Girl, 16 mos: would like Clothes (24 mos), Diapers (sz 4) and Wipes, Shoes (Toddler 6), Teddy Bear, Baby Dolls, Lullaby Music, Disney DVDs 121A: Girl, 11: Pants, Girls 14: Shirts, Jr Small: Shoes, Adult 7, would like Jewelry, Beats Earbuds (Red), Clothes, Arts & Crafts, Nail Polish 121B: Girl, 4: Pants, 5T: Shirts, 5T: Shoes, Toddler 11, would like Clothes/Jacket/Shoes, Socks/Underwear (5T), Anything “Frozen”, Lalaloopsie Dolls, Loves Elsa (Frozen), Disney DVDs 122B: Girl, 4: Pants, 5T: Shirts, 5T: Shoes, Toddler 9, would like Clothes, Loves Paw Patrol, Mickey Mouse, Likes to Sing & Dance, Disney DVDs, Age-Appropriate Toys 122C: Girl, 7: Pants, Girls 12: Shirts, Girls 14/16: Shoes, Youth 3, would like Clothes, Loves Mickey Mouse, Baby Dolls, Age-Appropriate Games / Movies 122D: Boy, 8: Pants, Boys 10: Shirts, Boys Lg: Shoes, Youth 3, would like Anything Ninja Turtles, Pokemon, Batman/Spiderman, Books (3rd grade level), Ninja Turtles DVDs 124A: Boy, 7: Pants, Boys 14 Husky; Shirts, Boys XL; Shoes, Youth 4.5; would like Clothes, Nike Football, Board Games, Kids Movies, Bike 124B: Girl, 3: Pants, 4T; Shirts, 4T; Shoes, Toddler 8; would like Clothes/Underwear, Anything “Frozen”, Play Make-Up/Nail Polish, Sophia The First DVDs, Tricycle 125B: Boy, 4: Pants, 3T; Shirts, 4T; Shoes, Toddler 12; would like Socks/Underwear (3T), ■ REAL ESTATE RENT APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED AFFORDABLE SENIOR HOUSING 62 yrs+ efficiency & 1 BR apts Field Village Apts. Call Vicki 864-885-1077 • 1-800-735-2905

These are just some of Oconee County’s kids that need your help to have a Merry Christmas. The entire list can be viewed at upstatetoday.com/christmas-for-kids. Please keep in mind that if you choose to be a sponsor, you are providing the child’s entire Christmas. We also accept monetary donations. Please call The Journal at 882-2375 to check sponsor status before buying gifts for a child. Gifts need to be received by December 14.

Fire Trucks (make noise), Hot Wheels, AgeAppropriate Toys, Disney DVDs 125C: Boy, 7 mos: Pants; Shirts; Shoes; would like Clothes (12 mos), Age-Appropriate Toys, Bath Toys, Walker, Car Seat 125D: Girl, 13: Pants, Ladies 4; Shirts, Ladies Sm; Shoes; would like Pants/Socks, Skates (sz 6.5), Sketch Pads/Pencils, Likes Walking Dead (Daryl Dixon) 125E: Girl, 10: Pants, Ladies 16; Shirts, Ladies Med; Shoes; would like Socks/Underwear, Pants, Skateboard w/Handlebars, Clemson Knee Pads/Elbow Pads, Helmet, Clemson PJs, Pillow Pet, Baby Doll 125F: Girl, 7: Pants, Girls 7; Shirts, Girls 7/8; Shoes; would like Socks/Underwear, Twister Game, Skates (sz 5 pink), Cheetah PJs, Latch Hook Set, Wii Game Controller, Disney DVDs 127A: Boy, 13: Pants, Boys 16 Husky; Shirts, Boys X Lg; Shoes, Adult 9.5 Wide; would like Clothes/Shoes, Socks/Underwear, Legos, Body Wash Set, XBox One Game 129A: Girl, 16: Pants, Jr 17; Shirts, Jr L; Shoes, Adult 9; would like, Clothes, Full Size Comforter, Body Wash Set, Jewelry, Make-Up 130B: Boy, 8: Pants, Boys 10 Husky: Shirts, Boys 14: Shoes, Youth 3.5; would like, Clothes/ Underwear, Socks/Shoes, Anything Sports Related, Age-Appropriate Toys, Board Games, Books (4th grade) 130C: Boy, 4: would like, Clothes (5T), Loves Paw Patrol, Blaze & Monster Machines, Age-Appropriate Toys, Learning DVDs 131A: Girl, 11: Pants, Jr 0: Shirts, Girls 14/16: Shoes, ; would like, Training Bras/ Underwear, Outfit, Lip Gloss/Chapstick, Hair Bows/Pony Tail/Head Bands, Tablet, Arts & Crafts 131B: Boy, 9: Pants, Boys 10: Shirts, Boys 10-12: Shoes, ; would like, Pants (sweatpants not jeans), Marvel Superhero Figures, Comic Books, AgeAppropriate Toys,

Board Games 131C: Girl, 7: Pants, Girls 8: Shirts, Girls 8-10: Shoes, Youth 13; would like, Clothes/Underwear, Boots/Socks, Age-Appropriate Toys, Tablet, Arts & Crafts 132A: Girl, 6: Pants, Girls 5: Shirts, Girls 5/6: Shoes, Toddler 9; would like, Clothes/Shoes, Dolls, Likes “Frozen”, Disney DVDs, Outdoor Toys 132B: Boy, 3: Shoes, ; would like, Clothes (3T), Trucks, Tractors, Cars, Outdoor Toys 133A: Girl, 13: Pants, Jr 9: Shirts, Jr Med: Shoes, Adult 11 W; would like, Sock/Underwear (sz 7), Basketball & Goal, Jewelry, Full Size Comforter, Hair Bands 133B: Boy, 7: Pants, Boys 8 Slim: Shirts, Boys 10-12: Shoes, ; would like, Jacket, Clothes/Socks, Learning Games, Wrestling or Batman Toys, Bike 133C: Boy, 3 mos: Shoes, ; would like, Clothes (6-9 mos), Size 2 Diapers/Wipes, Bath Toys, Teether Toys 134A: Boy, 6: Pants, Boys 5: Shirts, Boys 5: Shoes, Toddler 11; would like, Paw Patrol bed sheets, Clothes/Socks, Thomas the Train stuff, Disney/Paw Patrol DVDs, DVD player 135A: Girl, 8: Pants, Girls 12: Shirts, Girls 14: Shoes, Youth 2.5; would like, Learning Games, Socks, Wii Dancing Game, Books, Arts & Crafts 135B: Girl, 4: would like, Clothes (4T), Underwear/Socks, Learning Games, Books, Likes Minnie Mouse, DVDs (Barbie/Disney) 137A: Girl, 11: Pants, Jr 13: Shirts, Ladies Sm: Shoes, Adult 10.5; would like, Bras(36A)/ Socks, Pants, Earrings, Hair Accessories, Fuzzy Boots, Art Set, Puzzles 137B: Girl, 10: Pants, Girls 12: Shirts, Jr Lg: Shoes, Adult 7.5; would like, Bras(34A)/Socks, Pants, Earrings, Hair Accessories, Fuzzy Boots, Art Set

137C: Boy, 9: Pants, Boys 8: Shirts, Boys 10: Shoes, Youth 4; would like, Football, Cars/ Trucks, Pillow Pet, Remote Control Ar, Art Set 137D: Boy, 7: Pants, Boys 8: Shirts, Boys 8: Shoes, Youth 1; would like, Anything Paw Patrol, Remote Control Car, Pillow Pet, Play Doh, Art Set 139A: Boy, 17: Pants, Mens 36 x 32: Shirts, Mens XL: Shoes, Adult 13; would like, Clothes, Boots, Tools, Camo Stuff/Loves to Hunt, Cologne 139B: Girl, 13: Pants, Ladies 4: Shirts, Jr Lg: Shoes, Adult 8.5; would like, Clothes/Shoes, Hairbrushes, Flat Iron, Likes Camo, Hair Wand 139C: Boy, 11: Pants, Mens 30 x 30: Shirts, Mens Med: Shoes, Adult 7; would like, Clothes/Boots, Likes Clemson, Camo/Hunting, Board Games, Bike 140A: Boy, 14: Pants, Boys 14: Shirts, Boys 16-18: Shoes, Adult 9; would like, Clothes/ Shoes, Hoodie, Remote Control Car, Game for Playstation 3, Skateboard, Game Chair, Headphones 141A: Boy, 12: Pants, Boys 14: Shirts, Boys 14-16: Shoes, Adult 10; would like, Clothes/ Shoes, Action Figures, Remote Control Car, Board Games 141B: Girl, 9: Pants, Girls 12: Shirts, Girls 14: Shoes, Youth 4; would like, Clothes/Dress Boots, Arts & Crafts, Baby Doll Accessories, Monster High Stuff 141C: Girl, 3: Shoes, Toddler 8; would like, Boots/Jacket (4T), Likes “Frozen”, Baby Doll & Accessories, Learning DVDs 141D: Boy, 4: Pants, Boys 6: Shirts, Boys 7: Shoes, Youth 13; would like, Clothes/Shoes, Trucks & Cars, Likes Spiderman, Ninja Turtles 142A: Girl, 12: Pants, Ladies 16: Shirts, Jr Lg: Shoes, Adult 7.5; would like, Bath & Body Set, Books (5th Grade - fantasy), Arts & Crafts, Bike 142B: Boy, 6: Pants, Boys 8: Shirts, Boys 7/8: Shoes, ; would like, Toy Tools, Tractors, Outdoor Toys, Bike 144A: Boy, 10: Pants, Boys 14: Shirts, Boys 12-14: Shoes, ; would like, Outside Toys, Bike, Game for Playstation 3, Remote Control Car 146A: Girl, 5: Pants, 5T: Shirts, 5T: Shoes, Toddler 8; would like, Winter Clothes/Jacket, Likes Disney Princess Stuff, Dress Up Stuff, Dolls, Bike 146B: Boy, 4: Pants, Boys 7: Shirts, Boys 7/8: Shoes, Youth 13; would like, Winter Clothes/Jeans, Likes Power Rangers, Likes Lightning McQueen, Age-Appropriate Toys, Bike 146C: Boy, 2: Pants, 3T: Shirts, 3T: Shoes, Toddler 8; would like, Clothes/Jacket, Likes Lightning McQueen, Age-Appropriate Toys, Bike 147A: Girl, 10: Pants, Jr 1: Shirts, Girls 14/16: Shoes, Youth 5; would like, Winter Jacket, Pajamas, Backpack, Arts & Crafts, Jewelry, Bike

APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED, 62+ yrs. Rent based on income. Sloan Street Housing Seneca • 886-9988

BEST DEAL IN TOWN! 1BR-$395 • 2BR-$495 Ask About Our Weekly Specials, Furn/Power Pkgs. On CAT Bus Route. PH 882-0636 FAIR OAK VILLAGE taking applications for 1 & 2 bedroom apts.

Rent based on income.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

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HOUSES FOR RENT BACKWATER LANDING LAKE KEOWEE: Long term rental, unfurnished two bedroom, two bathroom, cottage with two car garage, non smoker, no pets, includes water, septic system and ground maintenance. $1200/mo. plus electric. Interview and references required. Additional details.

Call 864-888-1136

MOBILE HOMES SENECA/CLEMSON 2, 3, 4 bedrooms $450-$600 moves you in!

710-0601 or 314-0164

Plea se Help

100s Of Kids In Oconee County

Will Not Experience The Joy Of Unwrapping

A Christmas Gift Please Help Before It’s Too Late!

TABOR ROAD M/H PARK 2BR near Westminster with Central Heat/Air in Excellent Condition!

Call 647-6349 or 647-8076.

VACATION/RESORT RENTALS NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINSWINTER Vacations Cabins, Condos, Homes. Pets Welcome!

Nightly, Weekly & Monthly Rentals. Best Rates! Boone, Banner Elk, Blowing Rock. Foscoe Rentals 1-800-723-7341 www.Foscoe Rentals.com

■ REAL ESTATE SALES HOUSES PUBLISHERS NOTICE ALL real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitations or discrimination" based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Monetary donations gladly accepted at: South State Bank 201 Bypass 123 Seneca, SC

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Thank You For Making A Difference To A Child!

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WATERFRONT COTTAGES LAKE KEOWEE, SC Magnificent Views, Gated, Luxury Amenities, Lodge, Pool, Fitness Center, Boat Slips and More. New & Resale Cottages From $130's to $390's 1-888-663-1133 www.backwaterlanding.com

BUSINESS PROPERTY

1991 FAZER BOAT 17ft smoker craft. 70 hp Johnson, trailer. Live wells trolling motor electric anchor travel cover.

Garage kept- $2700 Call 280-3441

CAMPERS CAMPER LOT $400 mo. Water included w/ $100 cap on electricity. Long term preferred by application only!!! Call or text 985-8933 or email martin5719@bellsouth.net

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Wrap Up The Deals, Wrap Up The Year!

WINTER SALE!!

2009 Yamaha VStar 1100 Silverado (Blue), 10,459 mi., only $4,900!

Call New Horizons Motorcycles, LLC ASAP! 864-973-8462.

KAWASAKI 1998ZG1000 REMOVABLE saddle bags w/37,000 miles $3,00 run perfect Call 864-324-1255

NEW 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71

WINTER SALE!!

2006 VSTAR 1100 CUSTOM Red/Ghost Flames price reduced!

Only $3,200 mileage 10,426. Call New Horizons Motorcycles 864-973-8462.

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Don’t wait until the last minute, book now for your holiday parties!

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For Sale/Rent - $85,000 or $700/mo.2,000 sqft move-in ready restaurant in Westminster, SC for sale or rent. Last occupant so successful needed to move to a larger space in Westminster!

Call Derek: 864-650-5037

WINTER SALE!!

2005 Yamaha VStar 1100 Clemson Orange & Purple, 12,460 mi., CHROME! - $3,900!

Call New Horizons Motorcycles!

864-973-8462.

WINTER SALE!!

2003 YAMAHA VSTAR 1100 SILVERADO burg & tan 53435mi, $3400 New Horizons Motorcycles 615 W. North 1st. Street Seneca 864-973-8462

$36,225

RENTALS & More

Willow Wood, Central...........................2BR/2BA Duplex, 2BR/1BA.................$645/$550 Paw Path..............................................3BR/2.5BA ....................................................$750 Creekside, Clemson ............................3BR/1.5BA ....................................................$725 Franklin Dr, Central...........................3BR/2BA House, Lawn Ser. Inc, New Paint/Carpet....$775 Harts Cove, Seneca ............................2BR/3BA Condo, Furnished.......................$1,200 Old Central Rd, Clemson ....................3BR/1BA Inc Water ......................................$525 Kings Grove (Six Mile Area) ................1BR/1BA .......................................................$425 Riverbank Court, Seneca.....................3BR/2BA Basement, Fruit Trees...............$1,400 Refuge Rd, Pendleton .........................2BR/1BA A-Frame .........................................$750 Rochester Hwy, Seneca ......................1BA/1BA Power/Water Inc ...........................$600 Willow Wood, Central...........................2BR/2BA Duplex Available in Jan. ...............$575 Standing Oaks, Pendleton...................2BR/1BA Water Inc ......................................$490 Mtn. Laurel Dr. Clemson.....................3BR/2BA Brick House ..................................$925

Crew Cab, Short Box, 4-Wheel Drive, 5.3 V8, Z71 Off Road Package, Loaded, Rear Camera

NEW 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

$38,935 - $7,000

APARTMENTS 1 BR • Efficiencies • 2 BR • 3 BR • 4BR Furnished • Unfurnished • $395 to $1,800 Mini Warehouses $20-$100

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4 Wheel Drive, 20” Wheels, Keyless Entry Power Package, 5.3L V8, Automatic, Bluetooth

1017 Tiger Blvd. at ReMax, Clemson, SC Robin Valadez, Prop. Mgr.

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Layvonne Foster, Prop. Mgr.

214205

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NEW 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

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You shopped for your home, your car, your

clothes, and even for your groceries. You should shop for your insurance too!

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Contact Bob Hill For More Information On How You Can Begin Your Real Estate Career With Bob Hill Realty!

(864) 903-3427

$54,530

NEW 2015 Chevrolet Spark Bob Hill Realty proudly serves “The Great Lakes of The South” (Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell and Lake Jocassee) and the surrounding areas. We offer individualized training to our sales associates and guide them to reach their full potential. Consistently ranked in the Top 10% of Western Upstate MLS, Bob Hill Realty has become one of the top producers in Oconee and Pickens Counties.

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$67,530 - $13,000

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2006 HONDA VT 1100 TRIKE Gray/flames 12324mi, $9,400 New Horizons Motorcycles 615 W. North 1st. Street Seneca 864-973-8462

01 MERCURY SABLE LS 187k miles, $2,800

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05 CADILLAC STS 78k miles, $8,900

88 BMW 635 CSI 90K Miles • $8,200 Pete's Auto 402 Oak St. • Seneca 882-1467

97 BMW 318 TI 141k Mi. Only $3,500 Pete's Auto 402 Oak St.•Seneca 882-1467

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2006 HONDA VTX 1300 Gray 3914mi, $4500 New Horizons Motorcycles 615 W. North 1st. Street Seneca 864-973-8462

02 CADILLAC EL DORADO ETC 132k Mi. Only $4,900!!

Pete's Auto 402 Oak St.•Seneca 882-1467

WINTER SALE!!

2007 SUZUKI BLVD VL1500 Black many extras! Mileage 22,267. $4,400. Call New Horizons Motorcycles 864-973-8462

03 LEXUS RX 300 256k Mi. Only $4,500!!

Pete's Auto 402 Oak St. •Seneca 882-1467

06 MERCEDES CLK 350 CONVERTIBLE 65k Mi. Only $13,650 Pete's Auto 402 Oak St.• Seneca 882-1467

08 TOYOTA RAV4 limited 4WD 67k miles, $13,900.

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Last week in The Journal FROM THE DECEMBER 2 EDITION

Clemson student found dead outside Memorial Stadium CLEMSON — A Clemson University student was found dead outside Memorial Stadium on Tuesday morning, and his death remains under investigation by multiple agencies.

Michael Joseph Allen, 18, a pre-business major from Dunwoody, Ga., was found shortly after 8:30 a.m., according to S.C. Law Enforcement Division spokesman Thom Berry.

In a news release, Clemson University Chief of Police Eric Hendricks said foul play isn’t suspected and added there’s no threat to campus.

“Our hearts go out to the Allen family, friends and his fellow classmates,” Clemson vice president for student affairs Almeda Jacks said. “A death is always hard, for it impacts us all, but even more difficult at this time of year.

“We send our thoughts and prayers out for the loss of this member of our Clemson family.”

SLED — which is required by law to investigate oncampus deaths at state-funded colleges and universities — is working with the Pickens County Coroner’s Office and Clemson University to investigate the death.

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CLEMSON — Not long before fans began filing into Memorial Stadium to watch Clemson take on Wake Forest on Nov. 21, Ben Skardon had his own personal crowd of supporters on hand inside the stadium’s walls.

And the argument could easily be made the retired U.S. Army Colonel, World War II veteran and former prisoner of war deserved the biggest cheers that Saturday afternoon, when he was recognized for his heroism by having the stadium’s flagpole behind the east end zone permanently dedicated in his honor.

“One of the blessings which I have grown to cherish in my 81 years of association with Clemson University is the friendships that I have established with my Clemson

family,” Skardon said. “The flagpole I hold in reverence because it flies our national banner, which is symbolic of the thousands whose lives made it sacred.

“At football games at Clemson in Death Valley, the name is ironic for me. Memories flood my mind.

Tears come to my eyes. So many brave men and women are represented by our flag.”

After graduating from Clemson in 1938, Skardon, 98, was commissioned into the Army. He became a POW with thousands of others when American troops in the Philippines were forced to surrender to the Japanese on April 9, 1942.

He lived through the Bataan Death March through the Philippine jungles. Thousands died, and those who survived the march then had to survive the inhumane and brutal conditions of Japanese

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South Carolina Botanical Garden receives record gift CLEMSON — Clemson University alumnus Mike McBride and his wife, Lynn, of Simpsonville recently gave a record $1 million to expand and improve the Children’s Garden at the South Carolina Botanical Garden on the school’s campus.

“We have been searching for the right choice for a contribution, and the Botanical Garden is the right choice for us,” said McBride, a 1981 graduate. “We are making this gift because of my love for Clemson and the education and experiences I had while here as a student, (and) also because Lynn spent a lot of time in the Botanical Garden as a child when she lived in Clemson.”

The purposes of the gift are to complete the engineering for a canopy walk in the Children’s Garden, to construct and name a duck dock at the duck pond and to advance the mission of the Botanical Garden.

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Skardon survived for more than three years in the camps, despite becoming deathly ill. Two fellow Clemson alumni, Henry Leitner and Otis Morgan, kept him alive by spoon-feeding him and eventually trading his gold Clemson ring — which he had managed to keep hidden — for food. Leitner and Morgan did not survive the war.

“I am especially indebted to Henry Daniel Leitner and Otis Foster Morgan,” Skardon said.

Skardon also survived the sinking of two unmarked Japanese transport ships carrying him and other POWs to mainland Japan.

Russian units finally freed him in August 1945.

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