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‘HEALING T Vol. 117he No. 14 JournalWednesday, January 20, 2021 $100 TOGETHER’ T J Biden marks nation’s ‘BAND’ING TOGETHER: Walhalla band asking for help to repair trailer. B1 grief before today’s BIG VICTORY: Miller’s 24 points leads Warriors to home win over Daniel. C1 pomp. C1
CLEMSON Clemson frat chapter gets four-year suspension
members, line-ups, berat- held on Aug. 6, according Journal received multiple Review finds ‘overwhelming and indisputable’ ing, morally degrading to investigation docu- documents related to the behavior; and ments. investigation through new members a fulfilled Freedom of evidence of hazing, drugs and alcohol violations were provided ‘OVERWHELMING Information Act (FOIA) alcohol while AND INDISPUTABLE’ request. under the age The basic report was “In my review of the BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR Interim vice president of sanctions imposed” by the of 21.” made available by Clem- official case transcript, THE JOURNAL student affairs and dean administrative board. On March son University on Oct. DTD accepted responsi- of students Chris Miller An investigation into 12, the na- 30 in accordance with bility for the code viola- CLEMSON — Clemson sent a letter to the Delta the chapter was opened Miller tional Delta the S.C. Tucker Hipps tions of Hazing and Drugs University has denied an Tau Delta (DTD) Theta March 9, 2020, and for- Tau Delta Transparency Act. The and Alcohol and waived appeal from a fraternity Mu chapter on Oct. 22, mally resolved on Oct. fraternal organization report is updated at least the right to a hearing to chapter seeking to over- notifying the organization 22, finding “instances of announced the chapter 45 days prior to the start determine responsibility,” turn a four-year suspen- he found “no reason- hazing regarding acts of was placed on suspension. of each fall and spring sion issued in October. able basis to amend the personal servitude by new A sanctions hearing was academic semester. The SEE FRAT, PAGE A4
SENECA SENECA Council moves ahead hesitantly ‘Part of the change’ on fire station
BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR years, Oconee County THE JOURNAL officials have gone back and forth over the WALHALLA — location of a potential Oconee County is mov- substation in the area ing forward with plans and appear ready to for a future fire substa- focus in on a 1.39-acre tion in the Bountyland property on South Cove community, although Road in Seneca. The officials agree it isn’t property is near the the ideal location for former Fred P. Hamil- one. For more than 10 SEE STATION, PAGE A4
WESTMINSTER The Residences at Park Place resident Charles Plumb gets his COVID-19 vaccine from CVS phar- Westminster sets macist Heather Arnold at the assisted living facility on Tuesday. budget calendar NORM CANNADA | THE JOURNAL
BY BRIAN GRAVES discussions about THE JOURNAL preparing a budget for Assisted living residents, employees get first vaccine dose Fiscal Year 2022 will WESTMINSTER start after council ad- BY NORM CANNADA vaccine at all, but I wanted to be a nine employees and eight others — Westminster City opted a formal, detailed THE JOURNAL part of the change,” said Hicks, who who provide “direct care” to Park Council will begin calendar to develop the is executive director of the assisted Place residents receiving their first the journey toward a financial document SENECA — Kyle Hicks admitted living community. “I want to see dose of the vaccine. The shots were budget for next year at its regular meeting there was “a little tension” as he this thing go away — not just for provided by pharmacists from CVS, Tuesday at the town’s Tuesday night. got ready to receive the COVID-19 our facility, but for other people’s one of the pharmacies working in train depot. The meeting was held vaccine Tuesday morning at The facilities as well, because these are a partnership with the state to get That is when and Residences at Park Place. somebody’s mothers and fathers.” where the serious SEE BUDGET, PAGE A4 “I wasn’t excited about taking the Hicks was among the 46 residents, SEE VACCINE, PAGE A2
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Walhalla City Council paid tribute to late Councilman Dennis Owens during its meeting on Tuesday night, Council pays tribute to Owens approving a resolution hon- oring him and setting a black BY NORM CANNADA at Regency Hospital in passionate about his coun- cloth and lighting three can- THE JOURNAL Greenville from complica- try, especially the city of dles at Owens’ council seat. tions related to COVID-19. Walhalla, and promoted His widow, Gwen Owens, WALHALLA — With his He was 71. the city at every available center, attended the meet- widow and other family Councilwoman Sarai opportunity,” Melendez ing and is shown here with and friends in attendance, Melendez read a coun- read from the resolution. council members, from left, Walhalla City Councilman cil resolution honoring “He was known to say fre- Josh Roberts, Sarai Melen- Dennis Owens was remem- Owens “for his contribu- quently, ‘I love Walhalla.’” dez, Mayor Danny Edwards, bered at Tuesday night’s tions and his love for the His widow, Gwen, was at David Underwood and Keith city council meeting for city of Walhalla.” Council the meeting with family Pace. Owens died Jan. 10 his commitment to service unanimously approved the and stood with Melendez after a battle with COVID-19. and love for the city. resolution. NORM CANNADA | THE JOURNAL Owens died Jan. 10 “Mr. Owens was very SEE OWENS, PAGE A4
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One ICU bed open at Oconee Memorial VACCINE: ‘It didn’t hurt a bit’ SENECA — There Tuesday’s COVID-19 was just one bed avail- FROM PAGE A1 “They told me I able in the intensive needed it.” numbers at a glance care unit at Prisma vaccines for people at Park Place Health Oconee Memori- assisted living centers. staff member Confirmed Confirmed Percent al Hospital late Monday Those who got the first Karen Arnold cases deaths positive night, according to shot on Tuesday will get encouraged South Carolina 2,570 11 23.9% numbers updated by their final COVID vacci- everyone to get the S.C. Department of nation on Feb. 16. vaccines when Oconee County 37 0 29.1%* Health and Environ- The process went well their opportuni- Pickens County 114 0 29.1%* mental Control (DHEC). during the day, according ty comes. * Seven-day moving average DHEC reported 11 to Hicks, who added the “I think it’s of the hospital’s 12 Moderna vaccine was used great that we got Cumulative cases listed ICU beds were and no vials were wasted. NORM CANNADA | THE JOURNAL this here,” she South Carolina: 357,508 cases, 5,673 deaths occupied, with seven of “I think it went like Marian Alexander, a resident at The said. those beds being used clockwork,” he said. Residences at Park Place, gets her CVS pharma- Oconee County: 6,497 cases, 77 deaths by COVID-19 patients at After administering COVID-19 shot from CVS pharmacist cist Heather Al- Pickens County: 12,935 cases, 167 deaths midnight Monday. doses to those who came Heather Arnold at the assisted living ford has already There were 11 pa- into the community living facility on Tuesday. been vaccinated SOURCE: SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL tients on ventilators at room to get the vaccine, and said getting the time of the report, the doses were adminis- “I’m glad I got it. It the vaccine is important. with seven of the tered room-to-room in the didn’t hurt a bit. This girl “I just want everyone patients COVID-19 pos- memory care unit. is good,” she said. to do their part for our | CALENDAR | itive. There were seven “Our memory care Charles Plumb, 96, was community and get their ventilators available at residents, they don’t wearing a University of vaccine,” she said. “That’s SATURDAY the time. Of the 97 hos- wear masks, they don’t Michigan face mask when what I want wholeheart- AMERICAN CHRISTIAN Fiction Writers’ South Carolina Chapter will pital beds occupied, 44 wear face shields,” Hicks he received his dose. When edly. It’s pretty painless.” meet at 2 p.m. at North Anderson Baptist Church, 2308 N. Main St., were filled by patients said. “Those are the most asked why he decided to Anderson. Meetings are free and visitors welcome. Scwritersacfw. with COVID-19. There vulnerable people in the get the shot, Plumb said, [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 blogspot.com. [email protected] or (864) 226-7024. were 79 beds available whole building.” at the time of the report. He said no problems were reported during the SDOC updates day, and those receiving COVID-19 cases vaccines said they didn’t experience any pain or WALHALLA — The side effects. School District of “I didn’t even know it Oconee County report- was done,” 83-year-old ed Tuesday that 10 resident Eugene Marcom more COVID-19 cases said. “I asked the doctor had been confirmed (about the shot), and the across the district in doctor said the best thing recent days. for me to do is have it.” On Friday, three Sisters Marian Alexan- students at Fair-Oak der, 84, and Vivian Owens, Elementary tested posi- 72, got their vaccines at tive, along with a single about the same time. student each at West- “It was just quick and minster Elementary, painless,” Alexander said. Northside Elementary, “I expected it to be a lot West-Oak High, Keowee more than that.” YOU JUST NEED TO PURCHASE “ONE” SALE ITEM TO RECEIVE OUR BEST PRICE! Elementary and Seneca She added she got the Middle. An employee vaccine because “I don’t from Fair-Oak Ele- want to get COVID.” mentary and a student Owens praised CVS teacher from Keowee pharmacist Jennifer Payne Elementary also tested after getting her shot. positive on Friday. On Tuesday, a 5-year- old kindergarten class and a special education | CLARIFICATION | class at Westminster Elementary and a The 2021-22 school calen- primary intervention dar recently approved by program class and a the Oconee County School 5-year-old kindergarten Board will have elemen- class at James M. Brown tary students reporting Elementary became the three school days earlier latest to be moved to dis- than middle and high tance learning following school students. Because a positive test. of the weekend, it will be — The Journal staff five days overall.
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| YOUR VIEW | Hitting the sauce: Stand with the country EDITOR: It’s a killer “Patriotism means to stand with the country. recently got a package in the mail, a gift from It does not mean to stand America’s most famous assassin. It nearly with the president.” — Ikilled me. Teddy Roosevelt. When it comes to food, I am adventurous President Roosevelt had in my tastes, but I am a wuss about heat — a it right. No man is worth connoisseur of blandness. I can unerringly dis- tearing this country apart tinguish among mashed potatoes made with a to honor as we’re now little butter, mashed potatoes made with a little seeing in America. Don’t cream, and mashed potatoes made with a little throw away the freedom olive oil. If I concentrate, I believe I can differ- of speech, which is what entiate each of the eight fruits is done if you don’t allow and vegetables in V8. To me, everyone to speak their love for food should be about beliefs and vote as they the appreciation of subtlety, believe is right. This does not a delight in savagery. I’ve not include being allowed never understood people’s to yell “fire” in a crowded reverence for hot sauce — theater. No one should be food that literally hurts; it able to abuse this great would be like loving riding a | OUR VIEW | freedom to incite a riot, motorcycle but doing it bare- either, or threaten the lives BELOW THE foot and braking with your of others because they go BE LT WAY | feet on the pavement. I think by the Constitution and not of it this way: People who what the mad crowd wants. like hot sauce like the Three A prayer for the A house divided against GENE Stooges. People who don’t like itself cannot stand. Lin- WEINGARTEN hot sauce like “Doonesbury.” coln said that America The package in the mail will fall from within. The was from Rob O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL greatest enemies in life who shot and killed Osama bin Laden. I recent- health and healing of often destroy from within. ly interviewed him for a magazine story, and Another quote: “If we don’t we have since become friends. Seeking to profit hang together, we shall from his fame, in tried-and-true American surely hang separately.” — tradition, O’Neill is starting a new line of hot a very divided nation Benjamin Franklin. sauce, under his name. It is called Top Secret. It’s time for all to face The accompanying literature describes it as a reality. Joe Biden is going “highly classified new weapon.” oday, after a process pre- These challenges cannot and to be the 46th president I tried it, and because men respond to ma- of the United States of cho challenges from other men with a deficit scribed by and at a time will not be solved by one man, America today. You don’t of mature judgment — think Aaron Burr vs. Tappointed by our nation’s one party or one idea. have to like him, but he’s Alexander Hamilton — I boldly took a swig, Constitution, Joseph Robinette The genius of our Founding Fa- still the president just the right from the bottle, about a teaspoonful. What Biden Jr. will become the 46th thers was born from escaping an same. Many didn’t like happened next was not pretty. Some toilet-ori- president of the United States. empire that forbade differences Donald Trump, yet he ented regurgitation was involved, followed by He does so as many believe the of opinion or compromise. still was the president for comical sweating, like you see in “The Wizard process was not fair and the time Working together is not com- four years. Hate upon hate of Id” comic strip from a peasant before he is speech didn’t make one bit hanged. is not his. munism or socialism — it’s Amer- of difference, did it? Just My girlfriend, Rachel, who is not a food wuss He does so at a time when the ican, and it’s a proven method. brought on more hate from like me, unhesitatingly and hopefully tried the “more perfect union” as de- The new president has prom- the other side and division. stuff. She dipped a pinkie into the bottle, licked scribed in that noblest of docu- ised to be the president of all The enemy without sits it off, declared it, admiringly, “really, really ments seems much farther in the Americans and not of one party. no doubt laughing at us hot,” and then got an odd look on her face. There distance than ever before. Let’s pray he keeps that promise. all. Please do what the is an after-kick, or, as O’Neill calls it, “a finish.” He does so as an invisible virus The new president has prom- Bible says — if my people Then Rachel abruptly left the room. The last which are called by my thing I heard from her for quite some while was has done what foreign tyrants ised to tell us the truth. Let’s name will humble them- “OMIGOD I GOT SOME IN MY EYE.” and domestic terrorists have not pray he does that also. selves and pray, I will I called O’Neill. “Yeah, eyes are an issue,” he been successful in doing — tak- So we continue a tradition that hear their prayers and said. “You gotta be careful about rubbing your ing a massive and painful toll on sadly was probably skipped this heal their land. That’s face. Like with the coronavirus, you want to do both lives and livelihoods in our year: the letter from the outgoing a paraphrase, but good yourself a favor and wash your hands a lot.” He homes and homeland. president left to the incoming advice just the same. likes to mix it with mayonnaise and create a He does so at a time when de- president on the desk in the Oval We are better as a thermonuclear bologna sandwich. nation than what we He said he had sent bottles of the stuff to fel- bate has been replaced with ar- Office. have been seeing. Just low SEALs and warned them to treat it with re- gument, disagreement replaced The words left behind for Dem- be patient, pray for our spect, but they said, all Navy SEAL swaggery, with hate, and “We the People” ocrat Bill Clinton by the man he nation and wait till 2024, “Don’t tell me how to live my life.” Then they has become “Us versus Them.” defeated, Republican President then fight back with the boldly slathered it on to, say, a hard-boiled egg. He will accept this mantle of George H.W. Bush, are probably vote. It’s what any true “They were down for an hour,” O’Neill says. He responsibility on the spot where more appropriate today than American who loves their also mailed a bottle to Charlie Sheen, who nev- days ago a misguided group of they were 28 years ago and rep- freedom and their country er tasted it because it was stolen from his front would do. porch, probably because it was tantalizingly people violently disrespected resent a character sadly dimin- labeled “Top Secret,” so O’Neill sent another. our democracy in the most hei- ished in today’s body politic. Eddie Boggs The replacement sauce eventually arrived. I nous and evil of ways, and we “You will be our President Westminster reached Charlie, who said by email, “Let’s just watched as symbols of hate were when you read this note. I wish say, the sauce thieves got exactly what they paraded and vile epithets were you well. I wish your family deserved!” spewed in the halls of freedom. well,” Bush wrote. “Your success It’s hard to describe what this stuff feels like. An American citizen died inside now is our country’s success. I You are aware it is hot — it smells hot, which | TODAY IN isn’t something easy to explain — but then the Capitol of the United States am rooting hard for you.” transcends its smell into something necrot- of America. That’s the message every Amer- HISTORY | ic. Your lips erupt in flames. Your sinuses He will walk up the steps ican should be sending today, inflate. You talk nasally, like Fran Drescher. where an officer who swore to along with all their prayers. Today is Wednesday, Your breathing becomes labored. O’Neill has protect our freedoms was se- Don’t mistake this as an endorse- Jan. 20, the 20th day of sent out a bunch of samples, and the reactions verely beaten by the banner that ment for Joe Biden — it’s more of 2021. There are 345 days have been like mine, so he says that he and his represents those freedoms. a prayer for our nation. It’s easy to left in the year. partners are working on “mild” and “medium” On this date: versions, but they will also offer this one, with He will take the helm of a get caught up in the polarization of 1265, England’s first a caveat: You might have to specifically request country wounded, and in grave politics, but it’s far more difficult representative Parliament it, in a whisper, like at a porn shop where you danger of infecting that wound. to pray for our adversaries. met for the first time. have to ask for the truly bad stuff, and it is The challenges he will face Today, we pray not for Joe 1887, the U.S. Senate pulled out from a hidden shelf in the back, and are unimaginable and, since we Biden or any individual, but for approved an agreement sold for cash only. select our leaders from ourselves the health and healing of a very to lease Pearl Harbor in When I mentioned on Twitter (cryptically) and not from gods or monarchs, divided nation. Hawaii as a naval base. that I had nearly been assassinated, I got an 1937, President Franklin email from my brother, who was concerned mistakes and misjudgments will God bless these United States D. Roosevelt became the that I might have run afoul of al-Qaida. I be made. of America. first chief executive to be assured him it was exactly the opposite, and inaugurated on Jan. 20 explained. Here is his response, in its entirety: instead of March 4. “Send me some! There is NO SUCH THING as 1942, Nazi officials held too spicy.” the notorious Wannsee I have a complicated relationship with my conference, during which brother. I love him and respect him, but as in Got something to say? they arrived at their “fi- many fraternal relationships, there are ancient Send us a letter! Drop it by our office at 210 W. North 1st St. in nal solution” that called issues, unresolved. 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A4 THE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021 BUDGET: Duncan voted mayor pro tem
FROM PAGE A1 workshop” at 1 p.m. Tues- The March 16 ex- hold its first public day at the train depot. penditure review will hearing and first reading on Zoom after Fire Chief That will be followed encompass the general on a pro-posed budget at Michael Smith expressed by a pair of two-hour fund, solid waste and the 6 p.m. May 11, with a sec- concerns to interim city “expenditure review” hospitality and accommo- ond reading and adoption administrator Kevin sessions at 4 p.m., prior dations tax fund. scheduled for 6 p.m. June Bronson about having to the council’s regular On April 20, council 15. Both meetings are a public meeting at the monthly meetings at 6 will switch to the revenue scheduled to be held at fire department, which p.m., tentatively sched- side of the ledger for all the fire department. Smith said would put the uled to be held at the fire departments. Council members also department’s staff at risk. depart-ment. They will regroup once unanimously approved The council members, Those monthly meet- again at the train depot Councilman Danny Dun- Bronson and other partic- ings will be on the third one week later beginning can to serve as mayor ipants each took part in Tuesday of the month at 4 p.m. to review all the pro tem for the next year. the meeting from their instead of the regular available information in Duncan was nominated homes or offices. second Tuesday for Feb- a final budget workshop, by Councilman Brad The vote to approve the ruary, March and April where council members Chastain. There was no calendar was unanimous as the budget process will be able to see how discussion on the nom- with no discussion. continues. the budget has come ination, and no other The budget calendar, as On Feb. 16, council will together and give their names were offered for proposed by Bronson, will review the expenditures final suggestions. the position. start with a three-hour for the electric, water, wa- Should all go as sched- council “priority setting ter plant and sewer funds. uled, city council will [email protected] | (864) 973-6686
NORM CANNADA | THE JOURNAL STATION: ‘It’s going to be tough getting in Gwen Owens watches as Walhalla City Councilwoman Sa- rai Melendez reads a council resolution honoring Owens’ husband, late Councilman Dennis Owens, for his years of and out of there, but we can make it happen’ service to Walhalla during Tuesday’s council meeting.
FROM PAGE A1 have sirens. They assure me they but we can make it happen. The can get out,” Brock said. “I have problem is we’ve been working ton Career Center. The county has been assured that staff believes on this for years and we’re not OWENS: Died early set $460,000 aside for the project that this is the best location. There providing any better protection by since 2016, but estimates for the is such a small donut area where us keep talking about it. We need cost of construction materials fig- we have to build the substation to find some stable area to put this this month after fight ure to boost the project’s price tag. to reach the ISO standard in both thing, and let’s move forward with Councilman Glenn Hart raised directions. That’s the kicker.” trying to provide that protection.” his concerns about the narrow Brock added that it was “not an Krein added the county could roadway and congested area the ideal place,” but fit the window of “make this happen” at the site and with COVID-19 substation would sit at. land the insurance services office “not have to go purchase more “There’s still not a way in and requirements. land, do more development, do out of there for a fire truck,” Hart “It’s not an ideal place. … I think more clearing and then change it.” FROM PAGE A1 with three candles to honor said. “If it happens at lunchtime we’ll have some backup from the “If we need to get a secondary Owens, who had served on and kids are out there, you can’t city of Seneca,” she said. access, there possibly is an oppor- as she read the resolution. council since January 2018. get off the road to let a truck by Caudill said the Seneca Fire De- tunity in the back to come through Afterward, Melendez “We have three can- because the ditches are too deep. partment received 2,469 calls for ser- the school district’s property to presented a framed copy dles for his three years I’m all for it. I know we need a fire vice for the department’s contracted have a back access,” Krein said. of the resolution to her. of service,” Councilman department there, but I think we area in 2020 and a new substation “We can add space on that road for “This is for you, Mrs. Josh Roberts said. “The need a better place that will serve would help alleviate the workload. access and the development of it.” Owens,” Melendez told candle is going to remain that area better than this.” Caudill said fire officials want Councilman Julian Davis ab- her as she handed her the lit at each meeting until County administrator Amanda any new substation in Bountyland stained from the vote, which passed framed resolution. “We his seat is filled, but you Brock said she shared similar con- to be manned 24 hours a day — 4-0. Davis told The Journal he ab- appreciate your presence know as well as I do, cerns and had spoken with Oconee with living quarters — to provide stained from the vote due to a fami- and your family as well. Councilman Owens will County Emergency Services full service to the community. ly member working at J. Davis Con- Thank you.” never be replaced in our director Scott Krein and Seneca “It’s not the most ideal place,” struction. Council will now go back The table in front of Ow- hearts or in the hearts of Fire Chief Richie Caudill about the Caudill said. “I would love to find to speak with J. Davis Construction ens’ seat had his council the citizens of Walhalla.” potential site. a better location. It’s going to be officials for a new construction nameplate and a black “They have fire trucks and they tough getting in and out of there, estimate for the substation. cloth draped on it, along [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 FRAT: Organization not allowed to return to campus until 2024
FROM PAGE A1 remembers (is) interact- according to the com- of tequila and told to fin- they are inconsistent THE PENALTIES ing with the police officer plainant. Still, the student ish the bottle by the end of with previous similar The suspended chapter Miller wrote in the letter outside his dorm and then said the demands were the night. The pledge was cases of other organiza- is barred from holding to the chapter. “Most waking up in jail,” the “not that bad,” but “what arrested between 2:45-4 tions,” the chapter mem- any organizational ac- importantly, in my review summary report said. happened specifically on a.m. March 7 and charged ber wrote in the appeal tivities and must vacate of the case materials, I The complainant told (sic) night of March 6, with public disorderly letter. any appointed or elected found the direct evidence investigators pledges were 2020, was so much worse.” conduct. The author cited five office within the chapter’s to support the Hazing and required to perform per- The complainant said other Clemson fraterni- body for the duration of Drugs and Alcohol to be sonal chores for members fraternity members and APPEAL DENIED ties accused of violating the suspension and vacate overwhelming and indis- in exchange for obtaining pledges participated in A redacted appeal similar student code of any office or housing putable.” signatures for pledge the “Big Brother” event, letter written by a chapter conduct policies within space assigned by Clem- Miller added he felt for books, according to the in which an older frater- member was also provid- the past six years, as well son University. Should the some members “impacted same document. The com- nity member becomes a ed to The Journal, saying as the fact there was no Delta Tau Delta Theta Mu by the poor decisions of plainant provided various mentor to a new pledge members did accept person found guilty of chapter return in 2024, it Delta Tau Delta chapter social media postings and when they become an responsibility for student harassment or harm to a will be under disciplinary officer and members.” text messages of fraternity official chapter member. handbook violations. The person and that the chap- probation for a two-year members requesting rides, During the event, the com- letter claimed the appeal ter was being used as an period following reinstate- INVESTIGATION ORIGINS food or cleaning chores. plainant said, a fraternity was based on a procedural example to others. ment. The origins of the in- “Line-ups” occurred member used a water hose error that provoked an Miller responded the Since the spring of vestigation stem from the every Wednesday night, to squirt pledges with unfair hearing and that investigation was extend- 2013, there have been 18 fallout of a “Big Broth- which sometimes in- water, someone poured the sanctions were “gross- ed over a longer period of cases involving hazing at er” event on March 6. A volved pledges sitting in a beer and threw beer cans ly disproportionate” to the time — mostly due to the Clemson University that pledge member rushing circle “where either loud at pledges and another violations. COVID-19 pandemic — but resulted in six organiza- the fraternity woke up music or loud chanting is person cracked eggs on “Not only do we feel there was a special exemp- tions being suspended. in jail the following day, blasted” for approximately top of their heads. Later in that these sanctions are tion for the university to saying he remembered an hour, the summary the night, the same person severe given the allega- extend any deadline in [email protected] | drinking a fifth of tequila said. Other tasks requir- said he was handed a fifth tions, we also feel that such cases. (864) 973-6685 and was then put inside a ing pushups and random car and the “next thing he quizzing also took place, Town & Country RELAX. ENTERPRISES, LLC We’ve got you covered. • Total Tree Removal & Trimming Looking to get the most out of your health • Storm Damage & Blowovers Removed plan? Want to review your plan to make sure • Stump Excavation & Grinding you have all the benefits that you need? See Our Work On 864-280-5189 Representing multiple companies. No charge consultation. No obligation to enroll. Join Us In Worship Available by phone, internet, or Live on Facebook in-person office appointment. Every Sunday at 10 am! Until Further Notice https://www.sprez.org/home DONOVAN POPE Independent Agent [email protected] 366 N Highway 11 West Union, SC The Church For All People, HEALTH • MEDICARE • LIFE Serving God Through Serving Others. www.goldencornerins.com call us today! 864.280.2594 | PAGE LABEL EVEN |
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PHOTOS SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL The Walhalla High School Marching Razorbacks pose before last year’s Christmas parade. The band’s parent support group is seeking help in repairing and restoring the band’s travel trailer. ‘Band’ing together for a cause
unteer parents that sup- Walhalla band asking for port the band program. “It’s hard to believe they only took a pair of drum- community help to repair trailer sticks, the lights that decorated the drums and the candy that was stored BY BRIAN GRAVES own touches, such as dam- in there to throw out at THE JOURNAL aged fenders and what one the parades,” Worsham band parent called “a re- said. “All of those instru- WALHALLA — Music is ally bad spray paint job.” ments remained and were known to move people. The trailer was sto- undamaged.” But sometimes it is the len after a community “It’s sort of funny they music itself that has to be Christmas parade in the tried to spray paint over Black spray paint, applied by vandals, partially covers the Walhalla High School march- moved. hours between Dec. 6 the band’s logos that were ing band logo on the band’s travel trailer, used to transport the band members’ instru- That is why the instru- and 7, but with the help painted on the trailer, and ments. ment trailer has become of local law enforcement they didn’t even do that such an important part agencies, it was recovered very well,” he added. adding the club is in the “We are reaching out to who would be willing to of a high school band’s five days later, along with Worsham says that process of getting a quote the community to ask for help us with the repair equipment list and, in the instruments it bore while the trailer is still for repairs. “But there is financial support to repair work, please let us know,” many cases, one of the for the students who play usable in its current con- no doubt it will exceed the trailer so it will be Worsham added. ways it can show its colors them with so much pride dition, the vandals cut the what we have available in ready for upcoming band Checks can be made and pride. and joy. locking mechanism that our annual budget.” events,” Worsham said. payable to “The Pride The Walhalla High The band parent who helps secure the instru- While parade season Individuals and busi- of Walhalla,“ with “The School band has its trail- gave the critique of the ments off the back of the has ended, the Marching ness partners who would Pride of Walhalla Trailer er, but back in December vandals’ artistic prowess trailer. Razorbacks are looking like to donate to the cause Fund” on the memo line. — while decked out for its is Mike Worsham, and “The repair work for the forward to competition can stop by any Communi- Donations can also be annual Christmas parade he is part of the Walhalla trailer is the responsibil- season and a secure and ty First Bank and drop off mailed to The Pride of appearance — someone High School Band Booster ity of the booster club,” safe trailer without the donations. Walhalla, PO Box 331, decided to provide their Club, a community of vol- Worsham explained, blemishes of vandals. “If there is a body shop West Union, SC 29696. Men yell — women get even
here is so much anger he will yell and slam Anger is a bad thing. It When anger takes over, Drunk Driving (MADD). with the bedpost. The floating around, things around and get can cause headaches and it allows us to do or say She changed drunk truth is that you did some- Tit swirls down the the problem off his chest. chest pains. Anger can things that we normally driving laws and turned thing stupid and the pain street like leaves picked Then, it’s over and he cause your blood pres- wouldn’t. Meditation and her anger to a beneficial caused by that lapse of up by the wind. You hear moves on. When a woman sure to breathing techniques can purpose. judgment is what is really it in the angry blaring of gets angry, she often gets escalate have a calming effect on Have you ever gotten up making you angry. horns. People brush past, very quiet because she is to dan- the body. Journaling, or in the middle of the night According to Buddha, heads lowered, brows fur- plotting her revenge. Men gerous writing down what made and stubbed your toe on “Three things cannot be rowed. Coffee or tea, once yell — women get even. levels. you angry can take away the bedpost in the dark- long hidden: the sun, the enjoyed, has taken on a Some people are angry We need its power. Exercise, by jog- ness? Yeah, me, too. What moon, and the truth.” bitter taste. and don’t realize it. They to find a ging, hiking, or Yoga, will was your first reaction? We have to face the Anger is such an ugly often practice self-defeat- way to let add endorphins that make Pain, obviously, but then truth, no matter how emotion. Your eyes bulge ing behavior by skipping go of our you feel happy instead of you got angry. You got an- painful, to rid ourselves of out, your face turns red, school or work, or alien- anger. angry. Sometimes, it is gry at the bedpost, angry the anger that can fester and angry words distort ating friends and family. INKLINGS | Buddha helpful to vent your frus- at your bedroom shoes like a boil, escalate our your mouth. As my moth- Others disguise their an- said trations to a good friend. (that would have offered blood pressure and cause er often asked — “Do you ger by making sarcastic LYNDA “Holding Anger is a form of ener- some protection had they us to react in a hurtful want your face to freeze remarks and then pretend ABEGG on to an- gy and you can use this not been kicked under the way. Peace. like that?” Anger doesn’t they were just joking. ger is like energy for good or evil. bed), and finally, angry solve problems, it intensi- Passive-aggressive an- grasping When Candace Lightner’s that you didn’t turn on the LYNDA USES anger for good fies them. ger may cause a person to a hot coal with the intent daughter was killed by a light. How could you be so because she doesn’t want her Women react differently sabotage a project because of throwing it at someone drunk driver, she was an- stupid? After all, this is face to freeze like that. She can be to anger than men. Often, they are angry at their else; but you are the one gry. She used that anger not the first time your toe reached at lyndaabegg@charter. when a man gets angry, boss. who gets burned.” to form Mothers Against has had a painful run-in net
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B2 THE JOURNAL | COMICS/COLUMNISTS | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021
In The Bleachers How seniors can make their Personal ‘The greatest therapy is bathrooms safer and easier to use responsibility friendship and love’
Dear Savvy Senior: What tips can you recommend Dear Annie: This letter Question: My parents are both for making a bathroom senior-friendly? My 78-year-old is a message to “Fed Up,” together in a nursing home and they mother has mobility problems and fell getting out of the the reader whose husband have difficulty communicating with bathtub last month. I’d like to modify her bathroom with dotes on their daughters. the nurses and even each other. I am some safety features that can help keep her safe. She needs to know that her desperate to find a way to comfort — Concerned Daughter husband, as well-meaning them in their last days. It’s bad Dear Concerned: Great question! Because more as he is, is NOT doing your enough to have strangers caring accidents and injuries happen in the bathroom than any daughters any favors. I for them but I am in bad health also other room in the house, this is a very know this and cannot help important room to modify, especially all too well them in any physi- for seniors with mobility or balance by example. cal way. I feel guilty problems. My moth- and weak myself in Depending on your mom’s needs and er never this sad time of life. budget, here are some simple tips and learned to — N.H. product recommendations that can be indepen- Answer: Many make her bathroom safer and easier to dent. From people who are use. her earliest bedridden find great Floor: To avoid slipping, a simple childhood, comfort in listening Bizarro SAVVY fix is to get non-skid bath rugs for the DEAR my grand- MY to the great hymns floors. Or if you want to put in a new parents of the church. SENIOR | floor get slip-resistant tiles, rubber or ANNIE | took care of ANSWER | Because of technol- vinyl flooring, or install wall-to-wall my mother ogy today, this is JIM carpeting. ANNIE and father: BILLY possible. There are MILLER Lights: Good lighting is also very im- LANE Paying GRAHAM many resources, not portant, so install the highest wattage for their only in music but in bulbs allowed for your mom’s bathroom mortgage, recordings that con- fixtures and get a plug-in nightlight that automatically bailing them out when they tain Bible reading and devotionals, turns on when the room gets dark. got into monetary trouble and even books on tape. Bathtub/shower: To make bathing safer, purchase because of my father, and so Edith Schaeffer, the widow of a rubber suction-grip mat, or put down adhesive non- much more. the late Francis Schaeffer, was skid tape on the tub/shower floor. And have a carpenter Grandma continued this called into the hospital room of her install grab bars in and around the tub/shower for practice after my Grandpa husband who was dying of cancer. support. passed, until the day she Edith surrounded his bed with the If your mom uses a shower curtain, install a screw passed away. I was in- things he loved and had music play- or bolt-mounted curtain rod, versus a tension-mounted formed by Grandma, who ing in his room many hours a day. rod, so that if she loses her balance and grabs the shower I loved dearly, on my 16th As Handel’s “Messiah” was playing curtain the rod won’t spring loose. birthday, that she expected one day, he quietly slipped into the For easier access and safer bathing, consider getting me to grow up and fill her presence of the Lord. your mom a shower or bathtub chair so she can bathe shoes. I was expected to Nursing homes can be a great from a seated position. In addition, you should also have take care of my mother, as blessing to people who find it impos- a handheld, adjustable-height showerhead installed that she knew very well that my sible to be cared for at home. It is a makes chair bathing easier. mother wasn’t capable of it. blessing to hear of family members Cornered If your mom has the budget for it, another good option I quietly refused and who not only pray for their loved is to install a curb-less shower or a walk-in-bathtub. moved several hundred ones who are residents in such a Curb-less showers have no threshold to step over, and miles away. Upon Grand- facility, but to hear them pray for, come with a built-in seat, grab bars, slip resistant floors ma’s passing, I was shocked and with, the caregivers. What a and an adjustable handheld showerhead. While walk-in to learn that she had gone witness and testimony this is. tubs have a door in front that provides a much lower through six figures in A famous senator years ago re- threshold to step over than a standard tub. They also money taking care of my marked in his last days, “The great- have a built-in seat, handrails and a slip resistant bot- mother. est therapy is friendship and love.” tom, and some have therapeutic features like whirlpool In the end, she passed The greatest thing anyone can do water jets and/or bubble massage air jets. utterly penniless; her for the dying is to help them know Curb-less showers and walk-in-tubs run anywhere home was foreclosed upon God’s peace and promise of eterni- between $2,500 and $10,000 installed. because she ignored the ty with Him. For those who know Toilet: Most standard toilets are around 15 inches property taxes that Grand- caregivers, pray for their strength high and can be an issue for taller seniors with arthritis, ma had always paid, and and “all power according to [God’s] back, hip or knee problems. If your mom has trouble get- she neglected to have things glorious might that you may have ting on or off the toilet, a simple solution is to purchase repaired in the house that great endurance and patience” (Co- a raised toilet seat that clamps to the toilet bowl, and/ needed repairing. When she lossians 1:11, NIV). or purchase toilet safety rails that sit on each side of the was evicted, she had no heat seat for support. Or, you can install a new ADA compli- and no hot water. (This column is based on the words ant “comfort height” toilet that is 16-to-19 inches high. Is this an extreme case? and writings of the late Rev. Billy Faucets: If your mom has twist handles on the sink, Likely, but it is also what Graham.) bathtub or shower faucets, consider replacing them with could happen if “Fed Up’s” lever handle faucets, or with a touch, motion or digital husband doesn’t make his REV. BILLY Graham’s informative approach to smart faucet. They’re easier to operate, especially if she “little girls” grow up. Show his beliefs and his respectful examination of the The Flying McCoys has hand arthritis or gripping problems. Also note that him my letter and ask him beliefs of others have kept his nondenomina- it only takes 130-degree water to scald someone, so turn this: What will happen to tional Q&A column at the forefront of religious her hot water heater down to 120 degrees. them when you and I are discourse for more than 60 years. Doorway: If your mom needs a wider bathroom gone? entrance to accommodate a walker or wheelchair, an — Saw It Before | CROSSWORD ANSWERS | inexpensive solution is to install some swing clear offset Dear Saw It Before: hinges on the door which will expand the doorway an Thank you for your let- additional two inches. ter. You give some stark Emergency assistance: As a safety precaution, you examples of what can should also consider purchasing a voice-enabled medical happen when you give and alert system like Get Safe (GetSafe.com) for her bath- give without teaching your room. This device would let her call for help by simple children personal respon- voice command, or by pushing a button or pulling a sibility. cord. You can find all of these suggested products at either “ASK ME Anything: A Year of medical supply stores, pharmacies, big-box stores, home Advice From Dear Annie” is out improvement stores, hardware and plumbing supply now! Annie Lane’s debut book stores, as well as online. is available as a paperback and e-book. Visit creatorspublishing. SEND YOUR senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, com for more information. Send OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor to the your questions for Annie Lane to NBC Today show and author of “The Savvy Senior” book. [email protected].
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021 | COMICS/PUZZLES | THE JOURNAL B3
| ACES ON THE BRIDGE | THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek One of the pairs who started well in the 2000 Cavendish Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, pairs was David Berkowitz to form four ordinary words. and Larry Cohen, certainly
one of the pre-tournament @PlayJumble favorites. However, Michael TISEU Seamon found a way to get one over on them. Seamon was at the helm in three no-trump and found an PUCEO ingenious play. After an infor- mative auction, Berkowitz led
the heart eight, and Seamon Twitter app • Follow us on thought for a long while before putting up the 10 and ducking SRBABO the king. Seamon won the next heart and advanced the diamond eight. When Ber- kowitz ducked, Seamon ran it and later finessed again in RYPITU diamonds to bring home nine the free JUST JUMBLE Get tricks. Seamon had assumed Now arrange the circled letters East would hold 10 major-suit ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as cards, making that hand likely have directed him toward the All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. to hold a singleton diamond. correct defense. It might have been better to When Bocchi-Duboin play on clubs first, to find out defended against three no- East’s exact shape, but that trump, Bocchi led a club. (Answers tomorrow) would have given West time to Declarer had to duck this, Jumbles: DECAY THANK CHUBBY PROVEN Yesterday’s prepare himself. and the defense shifted to the Answer: The expensive walnuts didn’t taste right and Should West have worked heart jack. Declarer covered weren’t what they were — CRACKED UP TO BE out to block the diamond suit and then dislodged the club by covering the diamond ace himself. Back came a sec- eight? If East had the singleton ond heart, then the diamond nine, this would not have been eight, covered by Bocchi. Now a success, but the pause at the game had to go down. trick one might have persuad- ed Berkowitz that this was precisely what declarer was B.C. planning to do, and that might
ANSWER: Bid four hearts, despite your minimum in high cards. You have excellent distribution and a potential source of tricks. When you have a side singleton, take a Blondie rosy view — here, even nine tricks in hearts might be in danger facing the wrong hold- ing. Coming to a halt at three hearts would be attempting to stop on a dime.
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B4 THE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021
| OBITUARIES | Mayor who led full benefits to the fami- Prescott after lies of all the firefighters firefighters’ deaths killed in the Yarnell Larry Russell Abbott He is survived by his S.C.; and stepdaughter, Hill Fire that summer. wife of 58 years, Janice Cynthia Derrick (Mark) dies at 86 Thirteen of the firefight- JANUARY 16, 2021 Adams Brock; and his of Gaithersburg, Md. Also PRESCOTT, Ariz. (AP) ers were classified as FLORENCE, S.C. — three children, Sherrie surviving are her grand- — Marlin Kuykendall, temporary employees, Larry Russell Abbott, 68, Arnold (David) of Alex- children, Courtney Leigh the former mayor of which does not include passed away Saturday, andria, Va., Kimberly Johnson, Christopher Prescott whose tenure full survivors’ benefits. Jan. 16. Shiverdecker (David) of Roberts, Richard Roberts, included the tumultuous The city said it could not Funeral services will be Crayton Brock Moore, S.C., and Allan Jonnathan Lee Johnson, months following the legally do so. held at 11 a.m. today, Jan. JANUARY 17, 2021 Brock (Sharon) of Greer, Jordan Elizabeth Derrick, deaths of 19 firefighters The issue sharply 20, at First TAYLORS, S.C. — Cray- S.C.; six grandchildren, Donald Lee Johnson III, in a 2013 wildfire, has divided the community Free Will Bap- ton Remus Brock, 81, James Walker, Michael Jennileigh Taylor Phillips died. and eroded most of the tist Church. husband of Janice Adams Walker, Bret Walker, and Ashley Gene Derrick. Prescott city officials unity in the days after Entombment Brock, passed away on Trevor Brock, Lauren Joan is also survived by a confirmed on Tuesday the tragedy. will follow Sunday, Jan. 17, at Prisma Brock and Madeline Ar- brother, Jerry Ronald Ray that Kuykendall died Ultimately, family and at Florence Health in Greenville, S.C. nold; sister, Betty Pick- of Summerfield, N.C. Sunday at his home. He friends say Kuykendall Memorial Private elsimer (Henry “Pick”) In addition to her par- was 86. will be remembered Gardens graveside of Fair Play, S.C.; twin ents, John was preceded His son, Patrick, told as an “ambassador for Abbott Mausoleum, services will brother, Carlus Brock in death by brothers, the Daily Courier that Prescott.” directed by be conducted (Sally) of Seneca, S.C.; and Glenn Ray and William Kuykendall had been Besides his son, Stoudenmire-Dowling Thursday, many nieces and nephews. Samuel “Bill” Ray Jr. dealing with cancer for Kuykendall is also sur- Funeral Home. Family Jan. 21, with Condolences may be A message of condolence the past three years. vived by his wife. received friends from 6-8 full military expressed online by visit- may be expressed to the Kuykendall, a local p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, at honors, at ing sandiferfuneralhome. Owens family by visiting businessman, served on Stoudenmire-Dowling Brock Oconee Me- com. DillardHillcrest.com. the Prescott City Coun- Funeral Home. Due to the morial Park. Sandifer Funeral Home cil in the ‘70s and ’90s. current COVID-19 con- Due to the COVID-19 is assisting the family. He became mayor in cerns, social distancing pandemic and concerns 2009 and was re-elected will be observed. In lieu for the health of family DEATH NOTICE twice more. of flowers, memorials may and friends, Crayton’s It was his campaign SOLD IT be made to First Free Will family asks that all who Patsy Ruth for a third term in 2013 FAST IN THE Baptist Church Building attend the private grave- that was his toughest. CLASSIFIEDS Selling your stuff is simple with a Fund, 2624 W. Palmetto side service please wear Long Cooper Kuykendall and the THElittle help fromO NA the Classifi eds. St., Florence, SC 29501. face masks and practice JANUARY 17, 2021 city faced harsh crit- Place your ad today!!! Mr. Abbott was born on social distancing. The SENECA, S.C. — Patsy icism every day over THE O NA Feb. 1, 1952, a son of the family is at the residence. Ruth Long Cooper, 85, their refusal to extend www.upstatetoday.com/Classifi eds late Carrie Opal Gause In lieu of flowers, memo- Joan R. Owens wife of Frankie Cooper, Abbott and James Ray- rial contributions may be of 108 Rockwood Drive, mond Abbott Sr. He was a made to Prisma Health JANUARY 7, 2021 passed away Sunday, Jan. devoted Christian and a Office of Philanthropy – SENECA, S.C. — Joan 17, at her home. member of First Free Will Pulmonary Fund. Dona- Ray Owens, 75, wife of Davenport Funeral Baptist Church. He was tions may be made online James Franklin “Jimmy” Home is in charge of the a mill technician with at ghsgiving.org or checks Owens, passed from this arrangements. Domtar Paper. Mr. Abbott may be mailed to Prisma life on Thursday, Jan. 7. was a devoted Carolina Health Office of Philan- Due to the current Gamecocks fan and fierce- thropy, 300 E. McBee Ave., COVID crisis, a celebra- ly loved his family and his Suite 201, Greenville, SC tion of Joan’s life will be fur baby, Brody. 29601. held later in February or 311 South Highway 11 • Walhalla Mr. Abbott is survived Born on Dec. 15, 1939, in March. 638-3611 by his wife of 39 years, Greenville County, S.C., Joan was born in Mary Jordan Abbott; he was the son of the late Greensboro, N.C., the Now Serving The Families of daughter, Hope Bailey Remus Franklin Brock daughter of the late Wil- (Chris) of Florence; son, and Elizbeth Chavis liam Samuel and Nancy Thomas Edward McCants Brock. He attended Clem- Schoolfield Ray. Joan was Helen C. Lay Jr. (Lisa) of Manning, son College, worked in a loving wife, mother and S.C.; grandchildren, Charleston, S.C., married grandmother and en- Willie Mae King Oliver Jessica Bailey (Cody), and was stationed with joyed being a homemaker Gavin Bailey (Stephanie), the U.S. Army at Fort and living on the lake. Irvin White Smith Lance Bailey (Kristin), Meade, Md., during the She was a member of St. Melissa McCants, Chase Cuban Missile Crisis. He Andrew United Methodist Mattie Ball Massey McCants, Taylor McCants was also stationed at Kure Church in Easley, S.C., and Jordan McCants; Beach, N.C. He was the and loved singing in the Patsy Ruth Long Cooper great-grandchildren, owner of Kings Cleaners church choir. Joan had at- Haleigh Alexander, in Seneca for several tended UNC Greensboro. For complete obituary, visit www.davenportfuneralhome.com Kinsley Alexander, years and then worked in Survivors include her Cameron Crowley, Max Greenville. 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Atlanta Falcons on Blank said the addi- Tuesday named Terry tions of such GMs as Fontenot the team’s first Fontenot will help pave Black general manager, the way for more diversi- and team owner Arthur ty in coaching hires. Blank said it’s the kind “That’s really import- of hire that will even- ant, because we haven’t tually also create more had that diversity at opportunities for NFL the general manager minority coaches. position,” Blank said. The 40-year-old Fonte- “... I think these young not joins Atlanta fol- men and other men in lowing 18 seasons with the future will have the NFC South rival New opportunity to be part of Orleans. the hiring cycle for other Fontenot helped build a coaches. I think that will consistent winner as the certainly help the issue Saints’ vice president and of looking at diverse assistant general manag- candidates in a fair and er in charge of pro per- balanced way.” sonnel. The Falcons fired Atlanta held a virtual general manager Thomas interview with Fontenot Dimitroff and coach Dan on Jan. 6, but could not Quinn following a 0-5 meet with him in person start this season, which while New Orleans was led to a 4-12 finish, At- in the playoffs. The lanta’s third consecutive Saints were eliminated losing season. in Sunday’s 30-20 loss to The Falcons signed Tampa Bay, clearing the BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL Tennessee Titans offen- way for Atlanta to hire West-Oak High School’s Slater Miller goes up for a jump shot as Daniel’s Jahiem Lawson defends during the teams’ sive coordinator Arthur Fontenot. game Tuesday night in Westminster. Miller had a game-high 24 points as the Warriors beat the Lions 63-51. Smith as their head Fontenot’s three coach on Saturday, a day children wore newly little mistakes we made because gotta be able to come together and after agreeing to terms. purchased Falcons Warriors earn they played their abso- bounce back from it.” Fontenot joins De- gear at his virtual news lute tails off.” The Warriors kept the momen- troit’s Brad Holmes as conference. The new GM The Warriors (7-5, 6-2 tum going in the fourth and led by newly hired black GMs acknowledged he had to hard-fought win Western 3A) success as much as 15. West-Oak held off a in the league. Falcons shop for a new red tie for hinged on their defense late surge from Daniel (6-9, 3-5) to owner Arthur Blank the event. over Daniel on Daniel star Bobby earn the 63-51 win. said he anticipates the For almost two de- 63 Taylor. Through a “This may be the biggest win league will hire more cades, Fontenot only BY BRU NIMMONS variety of traps and since I’ve been here,” Geth said. minority head coaches shopped for the Saints’ FOR THE JOURNAL ball denials by Warrior “Hats off to (Daniel head coach) and GMs in the future, if gold and black colors. guards Cade Ratliff Ben Touchberry they are always not this year. He became emotional WESTMINSTER — The West- and Josiah Yoder, near the top of the region and it “In my opinion, I think when discussing the role Oak boys’ basketball team played West-Oak held Taylor means a lot to beat them.” the diversity of the pool Saints GM Mickey Loom- an almost perfect game of basket- to just 5 points, all of For Touchberry and Daniel, it’s of candidates for both is played in his life. ball against Daniel and had a 14 51 which came in the final back to drawing board during an the general managers Fontenot was hired by point lead to show for it with just quarter. up and down season. and the head coaches New Orleans as a market- over four minutes left in the game “We really sold out on defense,” “We just have to execute better this year was excellent ing intern. He moved to on Tuesday night. Geth said. “Bobby is one of the best on defense in the second half as and I also think for co- the scouting department However, that lead dwindled to players this side of the state and we pick it up on offense,” he said. “We ordinators,” Blank said and worked his way up five in the following two minutes put a lot of focus on trying to limit his know they’re going to key in on Tuesday. from intern to pro scout as Daniel fought back down the touches and it just came through.” Bobby so we have to have other “I think what you’ll see before he was hired as a stretch. Thanks to clutch free The game stayed tight in the first guys step up and make plays.” there were a number of assistant GM. throws from seniors Slater Miller half, and West-Oak held a 21-19 lead coordinators that were “Eighteen years ago and Austin Stephens the Warriors at half time. West-Oak 63, Daniel 51 diverse candidates that Mickey Loomis pulled in pulled out a 63-51 win, their fifth The third quarter saw both DWD 6 13 14 18 — 51 I think will probably not a 22-year old kid,” Fonte- W-O 12 9 21 21 — 63 straight. teams go on scoring runs, with get opportunities this not said before pausing to “I’m really speechless,” West- the Warriors ultimately extending Daniel (51) — Owens 14, Devier 9, Lawson 6, year but will definitely gather his emotions. “... Oak head coach Ed Geth said after thier lead to 42-33. Miller 6, Taylor 5, Hamilton 4, Pearman 3, Brown- be getting opportunities And he really gave me the the game. “When a team gives it “This is a game of runs,” Miller Wallace 2, Simpson 2 in the future.” opportunity of a lifetime.” West-Oak (27) — Miller 26, Stephens 14, their all, you can overlook all the said. “When they go on a run you Jenkins 11, Berry 4, Moore 4, Yoder 4 Smith is one of five Fontenot was the fifth new head coaches hired. candidate to interview Of the five, only the New for the GM job. Lions beat West-Oak in defensive battle BY BRU NIMMONS Hicks hitting a three and FOR THE JOURNAL senior Laney Plumblee WESTMINSTER — Af- making three ter a defensive struggle in baskets in the first half, Daniel High succession to School girls’ basketball hop out to a coach Cosander Griffin 9-2 lead. was in dire need of some 41 The War- offense against West-Oak riors (4-9, on Tuesday night. 2-4) battled The Lions turned to back, scoring sophomore guard Desti- six points ny Hoover and she deliv- in the final ered, scoring 11 points in minute of the the second half as Daniel 27 quarter to pulled away for a 41-27 head into the victory. second period down 9-8. “She’s such a hard Stopping the Lions was worker,” Griffin said of a priority for West-Oak Hoover. “She was the coach Daniel Spencer, and leader of the offense the Warriors did their toda, and I’m just lucky part in the second quarter, to have her.” holding the Lions to just The Lions (7-4, 6-1 West- five points. However, West- BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL ern 3A) got off to a great Oak had its own struggles, ASSOCIATED PRESS Daniel High School’s Destiny Hoover handles the ball start in the first quarter, The Atlanta Falcons named Terry Fontenot the team’s during the Lions’ win over West-Oak on Tuesday. with senior Sincere SEE LIONS, PAGE C4 general manager on Tuesday.
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BASKETBALL Tuesday Buffalo at Kansas City, 6:30 p.m. 3rd — Alan and Bev Brauer general manager. | SPORTS ON TV | n Men’s AP Top 25 Schedule No. 3 UConn (8-0) beat Butler 103-35 NFC 4th (tie) — Don Ruff and Joan FOOTBALL and Results No. 23 Syracuse (6-1) beat North Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 3 p.m. Woodson National Football League Today Late Monday Carolina 88-76 4th (tie) — Pat and Bonnie Craft ATLANTA FALCONS — Named Terry COLLEGE BASKETBALL No. 2 Baylor (13-0) beat No. 9 Kansas No. 24 Iowa St. (10-4) beat Oklahoma HOCKEY 4th (tie) — Gary Heck and Donna Fontenot general manager. n (MEN’S) 77-69 64-63 NHL Glance Kosciusko CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed Tuesday Wednesday EASTERN CONFERENCE RB John Kelly to a reserve/futures 5 p.m. 4th (tie) — Jim Friesen and Sue No. 3 Villanova vs. Seton, Hall 9 p.m. No. 3 UConn vs. Butler, 6:30 p.m. Central Division Chamberlain contract. ACCN — Boston College at No. 6 Tennessee (10-2) lost to Florida GP W L OT Pts GF GA MIAMI DOLPHINS — Named Lemuel n Virginia Tech 75-49 NBA Glance Philadelphia 4 3 1 0 6 15 11 TRANSACTIONS Jeanpierre offensive line coach. 6 p.m. No. 7 Michigan (12-1) beat Maryland EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington 4 2 0 2 6 15 14 n Mondays’ Sports Transactions Announced offensive line coach Steve CBSSN — Virginia Common- 87-63 Atlantic Division New Jersey 3 2 0 1 5 8 7 BASEBALL Marshall has left the coaching staff. wealth at St. Bonaventure No. 15 Ohio State (11-4) lost to Purdue W L Pct GB N.Y. Islanders 3 2 1 0 4 5 5 American League SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Named 7 p.m. 67-65 Boston 8 4 .667 — Pittsburgh 3 2 2 0 4 14 18 MINNESOTA TWINS — Named Toby Karen Wilkins-Mickey vice president of No. 18 Alabama at LSU, 9 p.m. ACCN — Wake Forest at North Philadelphia 9 5 .643 — Boston 3 1 1 1 3 4 5 Gardenhire manger, Matt Borgschulte diversity, equity and inclusion. No. 19 Missouri (9-2) beat South Brooklyn 9 6 .600 ½ N.Y. Rangers 3 1 2 0 2 8 8 Carolina hitting coach, Mike McCarthy and TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Carolina 81-70 New York 7 8 .467 2½ Buffalo 4 1 3 0 2 11 12 Cibney Bello pitching coaches, Jason Promoted LB Deone Bucannon to the ESPN2 — Texas A&M at Van- No. 22 Illinois vs. Penn St., 8:30 p.m. Toronto 5 8 .385 3½ East Division Kirkman trainer, Tyler Smarslock active roster. Placed LB Jack Cichy derbilt Wednesday Southeast Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA infield coach and Jacob Dean strength on injured reserve. Designated RB SECN — Kentucky at Georgia No. 8 Houston vs. Tulsa, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 2 2 0 0 4 10 3 and conditioning coach of the St. Kenjon Barner to return from injured 9 p.m. No. 10 Wisconsin vs. Northwestern, Atlanta 6 7 .462 — Florida 2 2 0 0 4 10 6 Paul Saints (AAA); Raon Borrego reserve. BTN — Northwestern at Wis- 9 p.m. Orlando 6 8 .429 ½ Nashville 3 2 1 0 4 10 7 manager, Ryan Smith hitting coach, Canadian Football League consin No. 11 Creighton vs. Providence, 9 p.m. Charlotte 6 8 .429 ½ Carolina 3 2 1 0 4 9 6 Luis Ramirez and Virgil Vasquez WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — No. 20 Clemson at Georgia Tech, Miami 5 7 .417 ½ Detroit 4 2 2 0 4 9 10 ESPN2 — Cincinnati at Temple pitching coaches and Joe Mangiameli Agreed to terms with OL Pat Neufeld 7 p.m. Washington 3 8 .273 2 Columbus 4 1 2 1 3 8 13 ESPNU — Colorado at Wash- catching coach, Chris Mcneely train- on a one-year contract extension. No. 25 Saint Louis at UMass, 6 p.m. Central Division Chicago 4 0 3 1 1 9 20 er and Travis Koon strength and HOCKEY ington W L Pct GB Dallas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 conditioning coach for the Wichita National Hockey League n FS1 — Providence at Creighton Men’s ACC Glance Milwaukee 9 5 .643 — North Division Wind Surge (AA); Brian Dinkelman FLORIDA PANTHERS — Designated SECN — Auburn at Arkansas Conference All Games Indiana 8 5 .615 ½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA manager, Bryce Berge hitting coach, G Sam Montembeault for assignment 11 p.m. W L Pct W L Pct Cleveland 6 7 .462 2½ Toronto 4 3 1 0 6 14 12 Mark Moriarty and Richard Salazar taxi squad. FS1 — Fresno State at Boise Virginia 5 0 1.000 9 2 .818 Chicago 6 8 .429 3 Montreal 3 2 0 1 5 12 7 pitching coaches, Jairo Rodriguez hit- LOS ANGELES KINGS — Recalled C Virginia Tech 5 1 .833 11 2 .846 Detroit 3 10 .231 5½ State Calgary 3 2 0 1 5 11 6 ting coach and Colin Feikles strength Lias Anderson from the minor league Florida St. 4 1 .800 8 2 .800 WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg 3 2 1 0 4 9 9 GOLF and conditioning coach of the Cedar taxi squad. Pittsburgh 3 1 .750 7 2 .778 Southwest Division Ottawa 3 1 1 1 3 10 10 Rapids Kernals(A); Aaron Sutton man- MONTREAL CANADIENS — 10:30 p.m. Duke 3 1 .750 5 3 .625 W L Pct GB Edmonton 4 1 3 0 2 10 15 ager, Shawn Schlecter hitting coach, Designated C Jesperi Kotkaniemi for GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Abu Louisville 4 2 .667 9 3 .750 San Antonio 8 6 .571 — Vancouver 4 1 3 0 2 9 16 Jared Gaynor, Calvin Maduro and assignment taxi squad. Dhabi HSBC Championship, Georgia Tech 2 1 .667 6 3 .667 Memphis 7 6 .538 ½ West Division Dan Urbina pitching coaches, Yeison TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS — First Round, Abu Dhabi Golf Clemson 3 2 .600 9 2 .818 Dallas 6 7 .462 1½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA Perez and Brad McKenney catching Assigned RW Travis Boyd to Toronto Club, Abu Dhabi, United Arab N. Carolina 3 3 .500 8 5 .615 New Orleans 5 7 .417 2 Vegas 3 3 0 0 6 11 5 coaches, Anders Dzura rehab pitching (AHL) Syracuse 2 3 .400 8 4 .667 Houston 4 8 .333 3 St. Louis 3 2 1 0 4 9 13 Emirates coach Asja Morello and Matt Smith SOCCER NC State 2 3 .400 6 4 .600 Northwest Division Minnesota 3 2 1 0 4 8 7 trainers, Christian Hintz physical thera- Major League Soccer MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Miami 2 6 .250 6 7 .462 W L Pct GB Arizona 3 1 1 1 3 10 11 pist and Mitchel Ho strength and con- ATLANTA UNITED — Named Paul 9 a.m. Notre Dame 1 5 .167 4 8 .333 Utah 9 4 .692 — Anaheim 3 1 1 1 3 4 7 ditioning coach for GCL Twins; Seth McDonough vice president of opera- Boston Col. 1 6 .143 3 10 .231 Portland 8 6 .571 1½ ESPN — UFC Fight Night Colorado 2 1 1 0 2 9 4 Feldman manager, Ricardo Nanita and tions. Signed W Machop Chol. Wake Forest 0 5 .000 3 5 .375 Oklahoma City 6 6 .500 2½ Prelims: Undercard Bouts, Abu Los Angeles 2 0 0 2 2 6 8 Steven Rosen hitting coaches, Kevin LA GALAXY — Signed MF Adam Denver 6 7 .462 3 San Jose 3 1 2 0 2 11 13 Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Rodriguez and Joey Skracic pitching Saldana. Tuesday Minnesota 3 9 .250 5½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one Noon coaches, Jimmy Alvarez assistant LOUDON UNITED FC — Re-signed Syracuse 83, Miami 57 Pacific Division point for overtime loss. The top four coach, Mario Rivera and Carlos Frias MFs Kairou Amoustapha, Massimo ESPN — UFC Fight Night: Duke at Pittsburgh, late W L Pct GB teams in each division will qualify for trainers, Wladimir Rorales, Juan Ferrin and F Mike Gamble. Michael Chiesa vs. Neil Magny Wednesday L.A. Lakers 11 4 .733 — playoffs under this season’s temporary Carloc Pinto and Miguel Cabrera NASHVILLE SC — Acquired the (Welterweights), Abu Dhabi, Boston College at Virginia Tech, 5 p.m. L.A. Clippers 10 4 .714 ½ realignment. strength and conditioning coaches second and third picks of the 2021 United Arab Emirates Clemson at Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. Phoenix 7 5 .583 2½ of the DSL Twins; Alex Hassan SuperDraft and the first pick in the Wake Forest at North Carolina, 7 p.m. Golden State 7 6 .538 3 Late Monday NBA BASKETBALL director of player development, Drew 2022 edition of the draft from the Sacramento 5 9 .357 5½ Buffalo 6, Philadelphia 1 7:15 p.m. MacPhail, Tommy Bergjans and Philadelphia Union in exchange for n Men’s SEC Glance Carolina 4, Nashville 2 ESPN — Boston at Philadelphia Mauricio Mena assistant directors of GAM in 2021, as well as additional Conference All Games Late Monday Montreal 3, Edmonton 1 player development. GAM based on performance bench- 9:35 p.m. W L Pct W L Pct Toronto 116, Dallas 93 Anaheim 1, Minnesota 0 TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms marks of those players selected. ESPN — Phoenix at Houston Alabama 6 0 1.000 11 3 .786 Brooklyn 125, Milwaukee 123 Vegas 4, Arizona 2 with RHP Hunter Wood on a minor NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION — LSU 5 1 .833 10 2 .833 Chicago 125, Houston 120 St. Louis 5, San Jose 4 NHL HOCKEY league contract. Re-signed G Matt Turner. Tennessee 4 2 .667 10 2 .833 Miami 113, Detroit 107 Calgary 5, Vancouver 2 7 p.m. National League NY RED BULLS — Signed C Andres Mississippi St. 4 2 .667 9 5 .643 Golden State 115, L.A. Lakers 113 Tuesday NBCSN — Edmonton at Toronto Reyes to a one-year contract pending Kentucky 3 2 .600 4 8 .333 Tuesday New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Acquired 9:30 p.m. Florida 4 3 .571 7 4 .636 New Orleans at Utah, late Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 0 RHP Joe Musgrove from Pittsburgh in receipt of P-1 visa and ITC. NBCSN — Minnesota at Ana- Missouri 2 2 .500 8 2 .800 Oklahoma City at Denver, late Florida 5, Chicago 4, OT exchange for LHP Joey Lucchesi to PORTLAND TIMBERS — Signed F heim S. Carolina 1 1 .500 3 3 .500 Wednesday Pittsburgh 5, Washington 4, OT NY Mets and LHP Omar Cruz, RHPs Felipe Mora to a one-year contract uti- SOCCER (MEN’S) Arkansas 2 4 .333 10 4 .714 Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Winnepeg 4, Ottawa 3, OT David Bednar and Drake Fellows anc lizing TAM from Liga MX club Pumas OF Hudson Head to Pittsburgh. (UNAM). 12:55 p.m. Texas A&M 2 4 .333 7 5 .583 Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Detroit 3, Columbus 2, OT PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Acquired COLLEGE NBCSN — Premier League: Auburn 2 4 .333 8 6 .571 Dallas at Indiana, 7 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, late Georgia 1 4 .200 8 4 .667 Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday C Endy Rodriguez from NY Mets. BIG TEN CONFERENCE — Aston Villa at Manchester City Mississippi 1 4 .200 6 6 .500 Miami at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. BASKETBALL Announced an institutional fine and 2:50 p.m. Vanderbilt 0 4 .000 4 6 .400 Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. San Jose at St. Louis, 9 p.m. NBA G LEAGUE reprimand of Jim Ferry, Penn State’s ESPN2 — Italian Super Cup: Ju- Phoenix at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Minnesota at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. WESTCHESTER KNICKS — Named head basketball coach, for violating ventus vs. Napoli, Final, Reggio Monday Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Jaren Jackson Sr. assistant coach and its sportsmanship policy in a game on Emilia, Italy No games scheduled Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Montreal at Vancouver, 10 p.m. promoted Ryan Borges to assistant Jan. 17. 3:10 p.m. Tuesday San Antonio at Golden State, 10 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League: Florida 75, Tennessee 49 LOCAL GOLF H H H H South Carolina at Missouri, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL n WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! Manchester United at Fulham Chickasaw Point Couples Golf Alabama at LSU, 9 p.m. n NFL Playoff Glance Weekly event results 10 p.m. Mississippi at Mississippi St., 9 p.m. All Times EST Jan. 12 FS2 — CONCACAF League: Conference Championships 1st — Jeff and Chris Gallagher C.D. Olimpia at L.D. Alajuelense n Women’s AP Top 25 Schedule Saturday, Jan. 24 2nd — Ford Pearse and Bev , Semifinal and Results AFC Dexheimer
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