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Michelle Jackson 

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In this day and time, it’s easy 

to get discouraged when things 

don’t work out. But that wasn’t 

the case for the 2007 Varsity 

football players at Blythewood 

High School. Nor was it the 

case for their coach, Geremy 

Saitz. 

When Blythewood High 

School opened its doors, there 

wasn’t a varsity football team. 

The second year of the school, 

the varsity football team lost 

their first game, but came back 

and won the next fourteenand 

the state championship. 

Last year, the players weren’t 

allowed to compete in the state 

championship due to an error 

in judgment by their coach. But 

in spite of that fact, the players 

(knowing this at the start of the 

season) gave it their all. 

Coach Geremy Saitz has been 

with Blythewood High School 

since their doors opened. He 

began as an assistant coach, and 

is now the head coach for The 

Bengals. Coach Saitz was born 

in a small town near Denmarkthe 

town of Govan. His family 

moved to Bamberg when he 

was ten years old so that he 

would be able to play Little 

League Football. His mother, 

Kathy Saitz Thomas, raised 

Geremy and his two brothers by 

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Geremy Saitz, head football coach of The Blythewood Bengals 

herself. “My mom was a single 

mother,” Saitz said. “And I owe 

a great deal to her. She always 

emphasized academics in our 

house. Throughout all of her 

difficulties, she taught myself 

and my brothers the importance 

of an education. She’s very dear 

to my heart.” 

Saitz attended Bamberg 

Ehrhardt High School and 

graduated from Newberry 

College. “I’d have to say that 

two of my dearest mentors were 

coaches,” Saitz said. “Coach 

David Horton is the all-time 

Wilson 

winning baseball Coach in the 

State, and Coach Leon Maxwell 

was a six time all-winning coach 

in football. Their instruction on 

life’s morals and work ethics 

are what I remember most.” 

Saitz said he knew what it 

felt like as a player to win a 

championship. “We won the 

state championship when I 

was in high school,” he said. 

“And I can only imagine what 

it must feel like to go through 

the season knowing that you 

can’t compete in the state 

championship. It could have 

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been so easy for the team to give 

up. But they didn’t. They didn’t 

let it affect the way they played. 

And it showed- we were 10 and 

0 last year. To me, this showed 

the character of the team. It 

showed the perseverance and 

dedication these young men 

have to their school and their 

community.” 

Coach Saitz went a step 

further to show his appreciation 

to the 2007 Bengals football 

team. Both years at BHS, 

championship rings were 

bought for the senior players, 

and the other players had the 

option to buy the ring. But 

since the 2007 seniors weren’t 

able to compete in state, Saitz 

wanted to show his appreciation 

for their continued success. 

One by one, Coach Saitz went 

to classrooms to call out each 

senior and present them with 

their championship ring. Each 

ring consisted of a stone in the 

middle, with the inscription 

“Champions in Life,” and 

“Blythewood High” around 

the stone, the last name of 

the individual player and his 

number on one side of the ring, 

and “undefeated 10-0” on the 

other side of the ring with a 

Bengal tiger in the middle. 

“It is due to the support of 

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What is the one thing you’re looking the most foward 

to about starting school? 

Aylin Kruse 

Meeting my new classmates and 

teachers 

Raymond Parrilla 

Having a fresh start and making 

good grades 

Keevin Leach 

Having a great year as a senior 

Megan Pagdett 

The wonderful teachers I have 

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Meeting new teachers and seeing 

my friends 

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Publisher’s Note 

The other day I received a phone 

I remember growing up here 

call from a disturbed resident of 

in Blythewood, and my parents 

Blythewood. It seems she was 

teaching me to respect my elders. 

in a convenience store here in 

“Yes maam, yes sir, no maam, no 

Blythewood, when a couple came 

sir” were required parts of my 

in and started yelling at an older 

vocabulary. As an adult now, I 

gentleman that frequents the 

find it refreshing to still talk to 

convenience store. This gentleman 

children who use this respect. 

usually brings his dog with him, 

(Now, I’m not saying I want 

and spends a few hours talking with 

everyone to call me maam. As a 

the employees and customers. It’s 

matter of fact, when people close 

become a ritual for him, a part of his 

to my own age do it, it makes me 

routine. Evidently, though, earlier 

feel too old). Somehow, it seems 

that day, someone had come in with 

that all kids aren’t taught to 

a child. The child tried to pick up 

respect their elders. When I was 

the gentleman’s dog by the neck, 

in school, teachers, principals, 

and the dog growled at the child. So 

bus drivers, janitors- anyone who 

the couple came back to the store to Michelle Jackson was my elder- received the same 

yell at the older gentleman about his 


respect. And I have tried to pass 

dog. The outcome: the gentleman 

this along to my children. Sure, 

isn’t allowed to bring his dog back in the store. they may be more open at home, but for the most 

But that wasn’t the issue with the caller. The issue part, my children know to respect their elders and 

was the verbatim used against this older gentleman. talk to them in a manner that shows that respect. 

“I’ve always been taught to respect your elders,” Let’s not forget that our elders have lived longer 

the caller said. “And this couple had absolutely no than us, and their wisdom and years of experience 

respect in their choice of words or tone of voice.” deserve our respect. 

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water bottles consumed 

or “Green Living.” If you 

multiple times a DAY! To 

haven’t, I want to be the 

think of the toll that has 

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taken on our landfills, is 

the rage. It’s this whole 

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new idea of saving the one 

The knowledge that I carry 

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and breathe on. I dislike 

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the terms because they 

any longer. I’m ashamed 

imply trendiness and we 

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all know that trends don’t Tracy Maple as much as I should have. 

last long. As a matter of Columnist I’m ashamed to admit 

fact, the term makes me 

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• The American Legion Blythewood Post 191 

meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm 

at Blythewood Community Center located at 311 

Blythewood Road, Blythewood, SC. All veterans are 

welcomed to be a part of an organization that is making 

a difference in your community. If you need further 

information, please contact Post Commander, 

Oscar Coward Jr. at 803-600-7079 or email us at 

blythewood191@yahoo.com. 

• The Fairfield County Museum will present an 

exhibition titled “Birthing a Community- Fairfield 

County Midwives.” All are welcome. The exhibition 

will run July 10, 2008 – December 31, 2008. Included 

in the exhibition are: Tools of the trade dating back 

to the 1800s, Photos of midwives in training at 

Benedict College and the Penn School, Medical 

items belonging to Fairfield County’s own Drs Floyd, 

Buchanan, and McCants, photos from the collection 

of the Caroliniana Library at USC, items from The 

Penn Center on St. Helena Island, and much more. 

For more information, call The Fairfield County 

Museum at 803-635-9811. Fairfield County 

Museum is open Tuesday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 

6:00 p.m. and Saturday 10:00 a.m. -3:00p.m 

• On Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 7:00 PM, Slow 

Food Columbia will host its premier event to raise funds 

to help send Ben and Kristen DuBard, two farmers 

from Blythewood, to Terra Madre in Turin, Italy. 

Ben and Kristen DuBard of Five Leaves Farms have 

been chosen to be delegates from our state to attend 

the third edition of the biennial international meeting 

of the Terra Madre Network. Held in October of this 

year, Terra Madre brings together food communities, 

cooks, academics and youth delegates for four days to 

work toward increasing small-scale, traditional, and 

sustainable food production. The premier event of Slow 

Food Columbia will be held at Terra Restaurant in West 

Columbia and will feature local food donated from 

producers across the Midlands. Tickets for the August 

21st event will be $65 for Slow Food members and $75 

for the general community. More information abut the 

event can be found at Slow Food Columbia’s website 

www.slowfoodcolumbia.blogspot.com. For more 

information, or to schedule an interview, please contact 

Cerelle Centeno, Slow Food Columbia convivium 

leader, at SlowFoodColumbia@hotmail.com. 

• Church-wide Yard Sale Fundraiser. North Point 

Community Church will be holding a Church-wide Yard 

Sale Fundraiser, Saturday, Sept. 6, from 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 

p.m. The Women’s Ministry of North Point will use the 

proceeds of this sale to offset the cost of transportation 

they will incur when they attend the upcoming “Women 

of Faith Conference” later that month in Atlanta, GA. 

Anyone who has items to donate for the sale may drop 

them off at the church Friday, Sept. 5, from 1:00 p.m. 

– 7 p.m. North Point is located at 532 N. Brickyard 

Rd. in northeast Columbia. For more information 

on this fundraiser call the church office at 699- 

1008. For information about North Point go to www. 

northpointonline.org. 

community happenings 

• Spring Valley High School will hold its 20 year reunion 

weekend for the class of 1988 October 3-4, 2008. During the 

month of August, ticket price is $45 per person; in September 

the ticket price is $55 per person and cost at the door is $75 

per person. On Friday, October 3, enjoy a Spring Valley High 

School Campus tour at 6pm, and at 7:30pm, watch the Spring 

Valley versus Sumter football game. The class reunion will be 

Saturday, October 4 at the Lake House at Clemson Extension 

from 7-11pm. For more information, contact Julie Turner 

at jturner@adamsgroup.com or by phone at 765-1223 or 

Christi Sowell Sheppard at sowec@msn.com. Log onto the 

class website at http://sv1988.myevent.com for more details. 

• TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly) is now meeting 

every Tuesday night from 6:30-7:30 at the home of Ellis 

and Ann Johnson, 217 Camp Jackson Road, Blythewood. 

For more information, call 786-6811 or email daj248@ 

hotmail.com. Visit the website at www.tops.org. 

• The MOMS Club of Columbia-North, a support 

group for stay-at-home mothers and children, meets 

regularly for a variety of activities. Please contact 

Mary Ann Adams at maryannhadams@gmail.com or 

754-2603 for more information 

• The BHAAS (Bethel-Hanberry Athlectic Alumni 

Association) will hold a membership drive and tailgate at 

the Blythewood High vs. Fairfield Central football game on 

August 29 on the home side of the football game beginning 

at 4pm. All former athletes, coaches, cheerleaders, 

statisticians, AD’s, etc., of this former high school and 

also the latter high schools of the district are welcome to 

come and inquire. The BHAAS is driven to help the youth 

in our community with leadership, menorship and eventually 

scholarships. For more info, call Larry Griffin at 361-5292. 

• Free Diabetes Support Group. Join us on the first 

Tuesday of each month at the YMCA in Lake Carolina 

from 7:00-8:30pm. Each month there will be a different 

speaker or resource-a time to learn new strategies, try 

new products and find resources. Open to the public, 

and registration is not required. For more information, 

email Maggie at diabetes29229@yahoo.com. 

• BIKER SUNDAY! August 17, 2008, 10:00 a.m. 

Beulah United Methodist Church, 8564 Winnsboro 

Road, Hwy 321 N, Blythewood, SC, (11 miles north 

of I-20 - church is on right). Following the service, 

we will have the blessing of the bikes, and a meal. For 

more information call Johnny at 309-2399. 

• Minnie Dix, (who’s chidren’s book “Belcher” was 

recently reviewed in The Blythewood Leader), will 

kick off a book signing beginning August 16, 2-6pm 

at Waldenbooks at Sumter Mall in Sumter. Ms. Dix is 

now writing as Leigh McKnight, and her most recent 

book “From My Front Porch” has been released by 

Urban Books of New York. Other book signing dates 

and times are: August 22, 2PM - 6PM at The Happy 

Bookseller, Forest Drive, Columbia; August 23, 2PM - 

6PM Waldenbooks, Columbia Mall; August 24, 2PM 

- 6PM Waldenbooks, Harbison Mall and August 31, 

2PM - 6PM Waldenbooks, Harbison Mall. 

• Support all the athletic teams at Blythewood High 

School. Memberships and volunteer positions in the 

Blythewood High School Athletic Booster Club are 

available now! The first Bengal football game is August 

29th and you can skip the ticket booth line! There 

are five different plans. Business plans are $450 and 

include a 4 X 6 sign on display at all outdoor sporting 

events along with 20 home varsity passes. Your ad 

will also be included in the BHS Athletic Booster Club 

quarterly news letter. The popular Bengal Parking Plan 

is available for $250. There are only half the number of 

these memberships compared to last season and include 

reserved parking for football games and 20 passes to 

any home varsity sport. These are going quickly. Other 

memberships are: Student-$40/5 passes; Individual- 

$50/5 passes; Family-$150/20 passes. Memberships 

include Bengal Dollars for the concession stands and a 

BHS logo gift. To have an application emailed or mailed 

to you, please contact Janice Allen at jmallen@sc.rr. 

com or 691-0649. Concessions stands are manned by 

different teams and coaches each week, but volunteers 

are needed to help set up and manage concessions for 

home football games. It’s a great way to get involved! 

Email jmallen@sc.rr.com if you want to volunteer. 

• Come join the fun at the McNulty Plaza Back to 

School Jam on August 16 from 10am-6pm. There 

will be a hair and fashion show, food, ice cream, back 

to school kits, a bouncer for the kids, and much more! 

VENDORS NEEDED!Anyone interested in donating 

school supplies to give away to the children may 

drop them by Fresh Attire Fashions or Cafe Vienna in 

McNulty Plaza. Call 691-5545 or 735-1050 for more 

information. 

• ATTENTION!! All crafters, artist, and vendors 

are invited to participate in the Fall Festival 

sponsored by Beulah UMC on Saturday, September 6, 

10am to 3pm. The festival will be held at the Church 

located at 8564 Winnsboro Road (US 321). To reserve 

a site for your display or tent, please contract Mary 

Moseley 803-635-1830 (evenings) or Melody Hair at 

email rionhare@hughes.net. Deadline for reservations 

is August 29th, act now. 

• Tuesday Tea Talk comes to Blythewood! Fresh 

Attire Fashions will be hosting Tuesday Tea Talk on 

August 26, 2008 at 428-3 McNulty Road from 6pm- 

8pm. Space is limited. Registration Fee: $5. RSVP at 

803-754-5620 or email: vii@viiservices.com 

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A More Excellent Way Ministry 

Worship 10:30 am • Service 11:15 am 

Meets in Rec. Center on Boney Road• 920-0939 

Abundant Life Fellowship-Nazarene 

Sunday School 9:30 am • Worship 10:30am 

2301 Clemson Road • 462-1653 

www.AbundantLifeNaz.com 

A.C.M. Worship Center 

Intercessory Prayer: 9:30am, Worship:10am 

120 Sparkleberry Crossing, Ste.1 • 585-9002 

Agape Worship Center Church of God 

Service: 8:30am & 11am • Sunday School 10am 

Bible Study: Wed., 7pm.• www.agapeworship.org 

424 Lee Road • 454-2373 

Aimwell Presbyterian Church, PCA 

Sunday School 9:45am • Worship 11:00 am 

245 S. Means St., Ridgeway • 337-2386 

Bethel Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9:30am ,Worship 11:00 am • Wed, 

7pm, 275 McNulty Road, Blythewood • 754-8949 

Beulah United Methodist Church 

Sunday School 9:00am • Worship 10:00am 

8564 Winnsboro Rd., Hwy 321, Blythewood 

Pastor Bill Lynch • 754-5972 • Cell 206-2073 

Blythewood Baptist Church 

Sundays: 9:45am & 6:00pm • 101 Bass Road 

Breath of Life Lutheran Church 

Sundays; 10am at Candle Lakes Childcare 

125 Blythewood Rd. • 447-7767 

Calvary Chapel Blythewood 

Sunday Service 10:30am 

10700-D Farrow Rd.• 735-1604 

Calvary Independent Baptist Church 

Sunday 11:15am • Wed. 7:00pm 

716 Sandfield Road • 691-8788 

Cedar Creek Baptist Church 


Wed. 7:00pm • 1920 Cedar Creek Road 

www.ccbcworship.org • 754-6230 

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 

Sacrament Service 9:00am 

2350 White Pines Road • 735-1211 

Crossings Community Church 

Worship 9:30am & 11:00am, 2831 Clemson Road 

736-3555• www.crossingscommunity.org 

Crossmark, a Christian Church 

Sunday Service 10:00am, Meets at YMCA, Lake 

Carolina • 223-9633 • www.crossmarkonline.com 

Elgin Church of God 


Worship 11:00 am, Bible Study, Wed. 7pm 

1150 Sessions Rd., Elgin • 803-408-3992 

Fair Lawn United Methodist Church 

Service: 9:00am, Sunday School: 10:15am 

9203 Wilson Blvd. • 754-2070 

Final Authority Chrisitan Church 


Thursday Bible Study 6:30pm 

420 E. McNulty Road • 714-0761 

First Baptist Church of Ridgeway 


Wed. 7pm • 200 Valencia Rd. • 337-2376 

Grace Cathedral 


Wed. 7pm • 8017 Winnsboro Rd. • 754-4690 

International Praise Church of God 

5071 Percival Road • IPCOG.org • 788-1942 

Joy Church 

Sunday Worship 10:00am 

Corner of Main St. & Langford Road • 714-0050 

Killian Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9:45am • Worship 11am & 6pm • 

Wed. 7pm • 503 Killian Road 

Life Changing International Ministries 

Sunday Worship 9:00am, Prayer/Bible Study, 

Tue. 7:00pm. 1424 Marthan Road, Blythewood 

http://www.lifepeople.org 

Little Zion Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9am, Worship 10am, Prayer Wed. 

6:30pm, Bible Study 7:15pm 

8829 Winnsboro Road • 786-6784 

Living Springs Lutheran Church 

Worship: Sat. 5:05pm, Sun. 8:15 & 10:45 

Sunday School 9:30am 

Clemson & Hardscrabble • 736-0661 

Long Creek Church of Christ 

Sunday School 9am • Worship 10:15am & 6pm 

Wed. 7pm • 720 Longtown Road 

788-7997 

Longtown Presbyterian Church 

Worship: 9:30am, Sunday School: 10:45am 

8010 Longtown Rd., Ridgeway 

337-2391 

Macedonia Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9am • Worship 10:15am 

72 Macedonia Church Rd., Ridgeway 

803- 337-3205 

Mt. Pleasant UMC 

Worship 10:00 am, Sunday School 9:00 am 

736 Campground Rd., • 735-1646 

Mt. Seir Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9am • Worship 10am 

136 Rimer Pond Rd. 

754-5278 

Mt. Zion Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9am • Worship 10:15am, Bible 

Study Wed. 6:30pm, 1025 Abney Hill Road 

754-8393 

Native American Fellowship 

Dr. Bruce “Peaceful Warrior” Newby, 

Pastor Services: Sundays 3pm 

1821 Emerald Valley Rd., Columbia 

731-9582 

New Free Hope Independent Church 

Sunday School 10am • Worship 11am • Mon. 

7pm • Wed. 6:30pm, 1128 Marthan Road 

735-7944 

New Kirk Presbyterian 

Sunday 10:30am 

608-1484 • www.newkirkpres.com 

New Life Chrisitan Fellowship 

Sunday School: 9:45 • Worship 11:00 Wed. 7pm • 

Senior Pastor Darren Cole 

1044-A Wildwood Center Dr. • 673-2614 

North Columbia Church of God 

Sunday Worship: 11am & 6pm, Wed. 7pm 

1004 Lorick Rd., Blythewood 

Bishop Walter Parham 

465-1684 

North Point Community Church 

Sunday Services: 10:15am & 11:30am 

532 N. Brickyard Rd. • 699-1008 

Parkway Baptist Church & Academy 

Worship: 10:30am, Bible Study 9:30am 

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Sunday Worship, 9:30am 

302 Pine Grove Road , Blythewood 

Pine View Baptist Church 

Sunday School 10am • Worship 11am, 6:30pm 

111 Pine View Church Road 

408-9996 

Rehoboth Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9:30am • Worship 8am & 11am 

4646 Hardscrabble Road • 788-3397 

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Killian Elementary School , Clemson Road 

Round Top Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9:15am,Worship 8am &10:30am 

120 Round Top Court 

786-1329 

Sandy Level Baptist Church 

Sunday School 9:45, Worship 10:55, Wed., 6:30. 

408 Blythewood Road • 754-1299 

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Sunday School: 10am, Worship: 11am: Bible 

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301 W. Liberty St., Winnsboro 

Sunday School 10am • Service 11am 

803-635-4398 

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Service: 11am •105 Main Street • 735-0485 

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church 

Sunday School 9:30am • Service 10:30am 

307 Longtown Rd., Ridgeway • 337-2905 

Transfiguration Catholic Church 

Masses: Sat. 5pm, Sun. 10:30am 

306 North Pines Road • 735-0512 

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Worship 8:45am & 11am 

Sunday School 10am 


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Worship 10:30am • 111 Pine Wedge Drive 

in the Willow Lake subdivision • 754-1122 

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Have you ever looked at an old 

building and wondered the story 

behind it? There is an old building 

in the Centerville area of Ridgeway 

on Centerville Road next to the 

cemetery that has a story behind 

it. As a matter of fact it has many 

stories to tell. Most people in 

Centerville know or have at least 

seen this building. 

This building used to be a store, 

“Harvey’s Store” as they called 

it. The actual store name was 

“Peake Brother’s Grocery,” and 

was owned by Caliph and Harvey 

Peake, the Peake brothers. It has 

been there since the early 1960’s, 

and it was the local place to buy 

groceries and gas. Caliph Peake 

built the store and needed help 

running it. He knew his brother 

Harvey would fit the bill. 

You could say it was the heart of 

the Centerville Community during 

its era. It supplied bread, milk, 

groceries from the fresh market 

and your typical gas station items. 

“It was best known for its ‘round 

the heater camaraderie,’” said 

Pinkey Peake, daughter-in-law 

of Caliph Peake. “Smoking was 

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to keep the glass bottle drinks 

cold. Most things that were bought 

were charged until payday. When 

payday came around Harvey 

would ring up the total and the 

cycle would begin again.” 

According to Pinkey, Harvey ran 

the store from dusk till whenever 

people decided they wanted to go 

home, which may have been 10 

or 11 o’clock at night. He ran the 

store this way for most of his life. 

He kept the shelves stocked, so 

everyone knew all their favorite 

items would be there waiting for 

them. 

“There was no better place to 

buy fresh potatoes, huge hunks 

of bologna and cheese sliced off 

of a big round hoop,” Pinkey 

said. “Tales were weaved every 

evening, Monday thru Saturday as 

the local men gathered around the 

wood burning stove in the winter 

months and near the fan in the 

summer months.” 

In the upcoming issues of the 

Blythewood Leader there will 

be articles about the different 

stories that the men “weaved 

every evening,” and all the jokes 

that were played at the little store. 

In time, the whole history and 

stories behind this little store in 

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Did you do your homework from 

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vehicle’s body has mass. 

Therefore, in order to 

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it in order to get it moving. There is 

a certain minimum amount needed. 

Now, we touched on that last time, but 

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Jimmy has spent all of his life in Winnsboro. When 

he graduated high school, he worked for Uniroyal 

for thirteen years. During this time, Jimmy would 

repair appliances on the side. “Mr. Johnson owned the 

appliance repair shop,” Jimmy said. “I’d come help 

him whenever I could. Then in 1991, he called and 

asked if I wanted to buy the business. Handi Houses 

was already a part of the business when I bought it.” 

Handi Houses has been building houses since 1966. 

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“In house financing is also available,” Jimmy 

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Jimmy still lives in Winnsboro with his wife, Janice. 

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When I was seven years old, my 

grandfather (Papa) bought a Lowry 

organ.Oh it was a thing of beauty. Two 

rows of plastic black and white keys. A 

curved bank of flippers that produced 

the sounds of violins, cellos, oboes, 

French horns, every instrument in an 

orchestra. It even had lights. 

There was a switch to turn it on and 

it made a gentle humming sound. There 

was a big pedal that you pushed to make 

the sound come out. There was also a 

row of petals that did other stuff. They 

were a mystery to me. 

Papa already played the harmonica. 

His mother, who died when he was 13, 

could play anything by ear. His uncle 

was first chair violinist in the king’s 

orchestra in Norway. And his great 

grandfather was once the conductor 

for the orchestra. At age 55, Papa took 

organ lessons. 

When it came to Papa, I got away 

with anything. One of the things I 

got away with was playing his organ. 

My younger sister still scowls and 

complains, “I couldn’t even touch his 

precious organ.” I do not remember 

that. What I do remember is everything 

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place it stood. My Papa 

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New York City. He and 

my grandmother, had 

bought a very small 

house in upstate New 

York – on Pleasant View 

Road, in Pleasant Valley 

(oh and it was!) It was 

originally a vacation 

home with three acres of 

woods, fit for exploring. 

The house was white 

with a big porch and 

black shutters. There 

was a huge Blue Spruce in the front 

yard. Grandma had a beautiful rock 

garden in the back with a statue of St. 

Theresa, her patron saint and namesake. 

Grandma was Italian and the best cook. 

She loved to bake and garden. 

I remember the kitchen as being the 

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one over the sink had 

a view to the garden. 

The floor was “brick” 

linoleum. There was 

a dining like area off 

the kitchen where my 

grandmother kept her 

china closet and her 

buffet. The buffet was 

full of aprons, table 

clothes and scarves. 

Gorgeous scarves. 

She taught me how to 

tie them into haltertops 

and would let me 

wear them. And in one 

drawer was my Papa’s 

photo album. It was full 

of photos from his youth and his time in 

the National Guard. I loved to look at 

it with him. It is still among my most 

precious possessions. 

The second largest room in the house 

was the living room. If you came 

in the front door off the porch, to the 

left was the TV on which Papa loved 

to watch baseball and golf, the door to 

my grandparents’ room, and as you 

swung to the right there was the door to 

the itty, bitty bathroom, then the organ, 

and the open area that was the dining 

area. Another turn to the right and 

there was Papa’s chair, the fireplace, 

then Grandma’s chair. Another quarter 

turn to the right and there was a huge 

window with the couch set under it, 

directly across from THE ORGAN. 

Papa had a sort of “learn to play book”. 

All the notes in it had name of the note 

written in it. There was little cardboard 

key guide that you set on the keys and 

you could follow along in the book. I 

loved to play Mary Had a Little Lamb, 

The Marine Corps Anthem, and Silent 

Night (even in the summer). Sometimes 

Papa would play Brahms Lullaby when 

we went to bed. (If I asked him.) I 

would play those three songs over and 

over and over again. I would play so 

long the organ would overheat. There 

would be a loud “POP!” and I would 

have to turn it off and wait for it to cool 

down before I could play again. I loved 

that organ. Papa always said, “When I 

die, I’ll give to you.” Being seven years 

old, I believed Papa, who never got sick 

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July 27, 2008, 

The Church is 

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weekend and 

community. Pastor 

a weekend of 

Bill Porter along with 

fellowship on 

his wife, Dorothy, 

August 23rd 

have faithfully 

and 24th, 2008. 

served as pastor for 

Saturday the 23rd 

the church and their 

will be an afternoon 

families. On that last 

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310 Ross Road (Off Parklane Rd.) 

736-5000 • www.gablehillapts.com 

Parklane Apartment Homes 

FREE water & cable, courteous & professional staff 

8100 Bayfield Rd. (Off Parklane Rd.) • 736-2450 

ART & FRAMING 

Blythewood Art Gallery 

Custom Framing 

10425 Wilson Blvd., Blythewood • 513-3023 

ATTORNEYS 

The Law Offices of Shannon K. Burnett 

Family Law, Estate Planning, Business, 

Personal Injury, Real Estate 

109 N. Main St., Blythewood • 786-1758 

Fantry Law 

John J. Fantry, Jr. 

Municipal Law, Mediation, Corporate & Contract 

175 Langford Road, Blythewood • 691-8900 

AUTO PAINT & BODY 

Eargle’s Paint & Body Shop Inc. 

Insurance Claims • Towing 

Fiberglass Repairs • Frame Alignment • Free Estimates 

1520 Leaside Drive • 786-4357 

AUTO REPAIRS 

Royson’s Blythewood Automotive 

10334 Wilson Blvd., Blythewood 

803-786-AUTO(2886) 

AUTO SALES 

Mickey D’s Auto 

Financing Available! 

11019 Wilson Blvd., Blythewood • 754-8430 

Wilson Chevrolet 

New & Used Cars • Parts & Service 

798 US Hwy 321, Winnsboro 

1-800-789-1304 • 803-635-4614 

Wilson Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep 

New & Used Cars • Parts & Service 

238 Congress St., Winnsboro 

1-800-551-1767 • 803-635-4923 

BANKING 

First Citizens 

We’re On It! 

201 Blythewood Road, Blythewood 

www.firstcitizensonline.com • 786-8477 

directory listings 

BEAUTY SUPPLIES 

Blythewood Beauty Supply 

Hair Supplies and Accessories 

420-I McNulty Road, Blythewood • 786-6684 

CLEANING SERVICES 

B.J. Painting and Janitorial 

Specializing in Commercial Cleaning 

7 years experience, FREE Estimates • 803-318-5961 

The Dirty Work 

Commercial & Residential Cleaning 

803-446-1020 • www.thedirtyworkLLC.com 

CLOTHING 

Fresh Attire Fashions 

Clothing, Shoes, Accessories, Sunday dresses 

428-3 McNulty Rd., Blythewood 

freshattirefashions.blythewoodnets.com • 735-1050 

Kendall’s Kloset 

Childrens Consignment Shop 

212 Main Street, Blythewood • 714-9796 

COMPUTER SERVICES 

Computer Renaissance 

Upgrades, virus removal, data back up & recovery &More! 

We come to you! www.compren.com • 744-0440 

Coston Computing 

Computer Repair, Upgrades, Setup & More! 

www.costoncomputing.com • 803-261-9689 

Midlands Information Technology 

Custom Built Desktops, Registered Microsoft Partner, 

& much more! • 467-7405 • www.midlandsit.com 

CONSTRUCTION / HEAVY EQUIPMENT 

Blythewood Construction Company 

Grading, Hauling, Fill Dirt, Sand, Gravel,Top Soil, 

Excavating, Installation of Water Sewer Lines & Drains, 

Road Construction • FREE Estimates 

Call Tom at 231-8014 

E. K. Stevens Construction Company 

Land Clearing, Debris Removal 

Dozier Work, Excavating, Bobcat, Dump Truck, Bush-hogging. 

We Do It All! • 730-1760 

Good Ole Boys Construction 

Remodeling, Custom Building, Repair Work, 

Painting, Roofing & More! 

David Ross • 803-600-0470 

COSMETIC SERVICES 

Carolina Permanent Cosmetics 

Dazzling Eyeliner, Radiant Lips, Perfect Brows 

205 Blythewood Rd., Blythewood • 429-2179 

DELIVERY SERVICES 

Flash Expedite Service, LLC 

Medical (including prescriptions), factories, freight 

Delivery 24 hours a day • 1-800-610-1021 

DELIVERY SERVICES 

Waddell Transport 

Moving mobile homes for over 20 years • 803-600-0820 

DENTISTRY 

Blythewood Dentistry 

James A. Finkel., DMD 

205 Blythewood Road Blythewood • 691-4430 

Blythewood Village Dental Associates 

John C. Cosby, Jr., DMD 

745 University Village Drive, Blythewood 

754-9160 

Robert W. Buchanan, DMD 

Cosmetic & Family Dentistry 

213 Main St., Blythewood 

754-9545 

FITNESS CENTERS 

Contours Express 

The Better Idea In Women’s Gyms! 

4611 Hardscrabble Rd. (In Publix Shopping Center) 

788-9082 

ELECTRICIANS 

Joe Herring Electric 

“Wiring with pride” since 1975 

Serving Richland & Fairfield County • Residential & Commercial 

New & Old Wiring, Service, Repair & Upgrades. 

803-622-8510 

FLOORING & LIGHTING 

Essentially Home 

Commercial & Residential Flooring & Lighting 

121 Blythewood Rd., Blythewood • 786-9030 

FLORISTS 

Blythewood Gloriosa Florist 

412 McNulty Road, Blythewood 

(Across from Post Office) • 691-1820 

GROCERS 

Food Lion 

740 University Village Drive, 

Blythewood • 691-4860 

Food Lion 

100 Hwy. 321 Bypass, Winnsboro • 803-635-7684 

IGA Food Mart 

Your Hometown Store 

Oakview Plaza, Blythewood Road 735-1915 

HARDWARE & FEED 

Blythewood Feed & Hardware 

Seed & fertilizer • garden supplies • hunting supplies 

754-0534 •Across From Post Office 

HAIR SALONS 

Blown Away Salon 

Cuts, Color, Highlights, Perms, Waxing 

135-D Blythewood Rd., IGA Plaza • 333-0311 


HAIR SALONS 

Mane Street Hair Studio 

Cuts, Styles, Perms, Color & More! 

424 Main St., Blythewood 

786-8991 

Rosa’s Hair Salon & 

Beauty Control Products Consultant 

180 South Dogwood, Ridgeway • 803-337-8053 

Studio B Hair Salon 

Professional Makeover, Relaxers, Eyebrow Arching & More! 

121 Decker Park Road, Columbia • 462-2102 • 309-6583 

The Diva Hair Weaver 

For that professional look! 

5410-C Two Notch Road • 803-447-4663 

INSURANCE 

Chichester Insurance Agency / Nationwide 

Keith Chichester 

Auto • Home • Life • Business 

303 Main St., Blythewood • 786-2224 

INVESTMENT SERVICES 

Edward Jones 

Robert McMaster, Financial Advisor 

135 Blythewood Rd. Suite F • 754-0277 

JEWELRY & PAWN SHOPS 

Camden Pawn 

We Buy Gold! More Jewelry than the jewelry stores 

411 Rutledge St., Camden (next to SAFE Credit) 

803-425-5727 

www.camdenpawn.com 

LANDSCAPING 

All Seasons Services, LLC 

Irrigation Service & Installation, Landscape Lighting, Installation 

of sod, mulch, straw, plants & trees, Rock walkways, decorative 

rock, Yard maintenance. FREE Estimates. 

803-240-7056 

Dixie Landscape Supply 

Home of the famous Dixie Mix! 

We Deliver! 803-691-9890 

LAWNMOWER SALES / REPAIR 

Wymer’s Lawn & Garden 

Small Engine Repair, Lawn Mower Repair & Sales 

Free pick-up/delivery in 10 mile radius 

672 Smallwood Rd., Ridgeway 

803-337-8704 • Fax: 803-337-2264 

LUMBER & HARDWARE 

B & W Lumber Co., Inc. 

Framing, Millwork, Roofing, Siding, Paint & More 

5934 Farrow Road, Columbia • 754-1993 

MEDICAL 

Aftercare 

Medical Equipment & Supplies 

316 S. Congress St., Winnsboro • 803-635-7729 

directory listings 

MENTAL HEALTH 

N.E. Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. 

Nancy Hyman, Independent Social Worker 

120A Wildewood Park Dr., Columbia • 736-2452 

NURSERIES 

Blythewood Palms, Nursery & Landscape 

Palms, Trees & Shrubs 

8307 Winnsboro Rd., Blythewood 

www.blythewoodpalms.com • 754-1120 

Woodcreek Farms 

Specializing in large trees and shrubs 

1113 Old National Hwy., Elgin • 788-7817 

OIL & LUBE CENTERS 

Brown’s Oil & Lube 

Most oil changes only $27 

2473 Main St., Elgin • 803-438-3323 

PAINTING 

Brand New Finish Painting 

Pressure Cleaning, Residential Painting, Driveways & more. 

16 years experience. Licensed & Bonded 

803-754-5875 or 803-318-5961 

PAINT STORES 

Fairfield Paints & Frames 

Custom Picture Frame & Color Consultation 

260 S. Congress St., Winnsboro • 803-635-4712 

PET STORES & GROOMING 

Pet Shack 

House Pet Sitting, Grooming, Tropical Fish 

Breeder of Exotic Birds & Chihuahuas, German Rottweilers 

110 N. Congress St., Winnsboro • 803-815-PETS (7387) 

PHARMACIES 

Blythewood Pharmacy 

& Home Medical Equipment 

420-B McNulty Road, Blythewood • 786-8110 

PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL 

Allan’s Electrical & Plumbing 

Serving Fairfield County since 1994, now serving 

Blythewood and Northeast Columbia 

1469 E. Peach Rd., Ridgeway 

Allan Lewis • 803-635-5773 

Aquatech 

Commercial & Residential • Free Estimates 

Licensed, Bonded and insured • 803-348-2241 

PORTABLE STORAGE BUILDINGS 

Handi-Houses 

Portable houses for many uses! 

Financing Availabe.• 803-635-1105 

REAL ESTATE 

Blythewood Realty, Inc. 

Jennie Sharpe, Broker-In-Charge 

8101 Winnsboro Road • www.blythewoodrealty.com 

Office: 803-754-1141 • Cell: 803-315-6366 

RECREATION EQUIPMENT 

Jumps-N-More 

Jumpers, Snow Cones, Popcorn & more! 

803-331-3044 • 803-316-434 

www.jumpsnmore.com 

REMODELING 

Northeast Realty & Builders 

Remodeling, Additions, Decks, Kitchens, Baths & More! 

Mike Shelley: 786-1414 or Mike Shelley, Jr. 803-513-6585 

RESTAURANTS 

Cafe Vienna 

Desserts • Coffee • Ice Cream 

428-1 McNulty Road, Blythewood • 691-5545 

Hibachi 

Japanese Grill & Sushi 

The only hibachi sushi & tempura lunch buffet around! 

2318 Decker Blvd. (beside Food Lion) • 699-5041 

Maggie’s Market 

Greet’n, Eat’n & Meet’n- a hidden GEM 

412 McNulty Road, Blythewood • 708-4812 

Southern Pig BBQ 

All-You-Can-Eat Buffet • Open Sundays • Closed Mondays 

135 A Blythewood Road • 786-4301 

SPECIALTY STORES 

Deanne’s Creations 

Avon products, gift baskets, home-made items & much more! 

Deanne & Carol Branham, Owners 

14 Raspberry Court, Lugoff • 803-438-9600 

Hobby Town USA 

Remote planes, cars, trucks, trains, boats & More! 

10120 Two Notch Road (near Publix) • 736-0959 

Serenity Gardens & Gift Shoppe 

Fountains, Baskets, Gifts & More! 


The German Meat Market 

Specialty Meats, Sausages & More! 

8502-D Two Notch Road • 419-0255 

TRAVEL 

Palmetto Cruise Planners 

Specializing in groups, individual travel, 

cruises and package vacations. 

www.palmettocruiseplanners.com 

699-2485 

VETERINARY 

Companion Animal Hospital 

120 Blythewood Road, Blythewood • 786-2412 

WEBSITE DESIGNERS 

JMB Designs dot.com 

A web design company for small & start up businesses 

www.jmbdesingsdot.com 

1-877-762-9093 • Email: info@jmbdesignsdot.com 


Last Edition’s Answers 

Look for the answers in the next edition of 

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•Champions 

From Page 1 

the community that we 

were able to purchase 

these rings,” Saitz 

said. “The Sharppe 

Shops have contributed 

greatly. The Blythewood 

Bengals football team 

receives such great 

community support and 

attendance. I can’t thank 

the community enough 

for all they have done 

and are doing. 

“I hope to see these 

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Old National 

Highway 

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children in ten to twenty 

years,” Saitz added. 

“The character they 

have shown during 

their senior year leads 

me to believe they will 

all become successful 

adults.” 

Saitz said he feels 

proud to represent a 

community such as 

Blythewood. “The team 

supports me,” he said, 

“and I them. Our team 

is really great this year. 

Not just on the field, 

but in life. One of our 

players recently lost both 

his parents. The other 

Coach Saitz distributed rings like these on a 

individual basis to all the graduating senior football 

players last year. 

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team members have 

really rallied behind this 

player. 

“The Bengals football 

team isn’t just about 

wins and losses,” 

Saitz continued. “It’s 

about team support, 

community support and 

caring about one another. 

I feel proud to represent 

such a great community, 

and to be a part of 

teaching these young 

men sportsmanship and 

academics. It makes it 

all worthwhile to witness 

such dedication, and I’m 

happy to be a part of this 

winning team.” 

Good luck to the 

2007 seniors of the 

Blythewood High Varsity 

Team: Tyrell Benjamin, 

Ricky Thomas, Chris 

Wright, Quinten Ash, 

Philip Ivory, Chris 

Benson, Josh Fulmer, 

Justin Bethel, Damien 

Morrison, Rodney 

Jamison, Charles Wright, 

James Wilkerson, Chris 

Coleman, Malcom 

Wilson, Ross Kistler, 

Carl Barksdale, 

Christopher Wright, Jim 

Rogers, Renardo Wilson, 

Richard Mounce, Kevin 

Keith, Gavin Holloway, 

Marquan Jones, and 

Donald Gladden. 

Blythewood Village 

Dental Associates 

John C. Cosby, Jr., DMD 

Patrick T. Kelly, DMD 

745 University Village Dr. 

(Near Food Lion) 

•Part 

From Page 3 

the perfect time to become 

selfish. Become selfish 

•Organ 

From Page 10 

would live forever. 

When I was about 

25, and my son was 18 

months old, Papa did die. 

My mother went to New 

York to help her brother. 

Along with the organ, 

my mother shipped 

my grandmother’s 

cookbooks, one table 

clothe, her kitchen table 

and chairs, her pots and 

pans, my grandparents 

bedroom set, the buffet 

and lots of other little 

things. And of course, the 

photo album. 

When the organ arrived 

in California, it would 

not play. I was never able 

to fix it. Nevertheless, I 

moved it, and everything 

else from California to 

Virginia, to Texas, to 

South Carolina. I moved 

it from post housing to 

civilian housing. When 

I separated from my first 

husband, he safeguarded 

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in a 

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about YOUR planet. 

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conscious decisions every 

day about the way you 

live. This is our planet. 

This vast, beautiful planet 

it for me for three years. 

When I bought my first 

house, he brought it to me. 

When I remarried, my son 

kept it for me. I planned 

to give it (someday) to me 

daughter Freya who had 

inherited Papa’s family’s 

talent for music. 

Then, when Logan 

moved out of his 

apartment, it was time for 

the organ to come home 

again. I decided on its 

rightful place and what 

would have to be moved 

from the house to fit it. 

My husband came and 

loaded it in the trailer 

with the help of my 

daughter’s boyfriend. It’s 

very heavy. Off it went. 

About an hour and 

half later, Dear Husband 

came back to Logan’s 

apartment, which I was in 

the process of cleaning. 

He told me he needed to 

talk to me outside. He 

had a very strange look 

on his face. He said, “The 

organ fell off the trailer.” 

I immediately started to 

cry because no good news 

is ours, and we should be 

committed to ensuring its 

and our longevity. After 

all, the last time I checked, 

Mars wasn’t quite ready 

for habitation! 

could possibly follow “the 

organ fell off the trailer.” 

He looked so sad and like 

a child that had broken 

some extremely valuable 

thing. “We picked up 

all the pieces,” he said 

hopefully. I just sobbed 

harder. I told myself 

to stop it. It was just a 

big piece of furniture 

that didn’t even work 

anymore. I made myself 

stop crying. “It’s ok,” I 

told DH. 

And I meant it. It is ok. 

I’ll miss it sitting silently 

in my house. I’ll miss 

cleaning it every week. 

I’ll miss the cats using 

it as a hiding place. 

(They climb inside the 

opening for the big 

pedal). I’ll still have the 

memories. Eventually, 

I will go in the storage 

shed and sift through the 

salvaged pieces. Maybe 

I can use them to make 

something. 

One more thing. DH 

has to tell Mom what 

happened to her father’s 

organ. 

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Serving Blythewood & North 

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• Custom Homes • Remodeling 

• Additions • Kitchen & Bath 

• Decks • Garages • Screen Porches 

• Hardwood Flooring 

Licensed, Bonded & Insured 

Reasonable Prices! 

• Advanced Cosmetic Dentistry 

• Zoom Bleaching • Cosmetic Dental Restoration 

• State-of-the-Art Facility Call For An Appointment 

Call 

Accepting New Patients 

Mike Shelley 786-1414 

754-9160 

Mike Shelley, Jr. 513-6585 


COUPON 

Blythewood Art Gallery 

High School Diplomas 

and College Degrees 

Custom Framed! 

10425 Wilson Blvd., 

(Highway 21) 

BLYTHEWOOD DENTISTRY 

Dr. James A. Finkel is dedicated to providing 

you and your family with quality dentistry in 

a relaxing atmosphere! 

New 

Patients 

Welcome 

803-513-3023 

MAGGIE’S MARKET 

A Hidden GEM (Greet’n, Eat’n & Meet’n) 

Open For Lunch Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm 

Now Open Friday Nights For Dinner 

Private Dining Room Available 

For Parties or Occasions 

412 McNulty Road 

(Across From Post Office) 

Waddell Transport 

Moving Mobile Homes 

For Over 20 Years. 

We’ll Match 

or Beat 

Any Price 

(803) 600-0820 

Dazzling Eyeliner 

Radiant Lips 

Perfect Brows 

205 Blythewood 

Road 

691-4430 

Bring This Ad 

& Receive 

25% OFF 

Custom Framing 

Limited Time. 

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Wake up every 

morning with 

a dash of color 

and definition 

to your eyes, 

lips & brows 

205 Blythewood 

Road 

429-2179 

WIN A PLAYSTATION ii 

In each edition of The Blythewood Leader throughout the 

summer, there will be a hint for a Scavenger Hunt in the 

businesses in Blythewood. Kids ages 5-16: go to the businesss 

and find the item in the Scavenger Hunt and take a picture of 

it. Then fill out the form below and send it and the photos to 

: The Blythewood Leader, P.O. Box 394, Blythewood, SC, 

29016. Entries must include photos from the hints in each 

edition. The entry with the most correct answers and photos 

to the hints will be the winner. In the event there is more 

than one correct entry, a drawing will determine the winner. 

There will be gift certificates for second and third place. All 

entries must be received by September 5, 2008 and winners 

will be announced in the September 11 issue. GOOD LUCK! 

All participants are invited to receive a FREE school packet 

from The Blythewood Leader Saturday, Aug. 16 at McNulty 

Plaza Festival (while supplies last). 

Hint for June 5: A mantle in an eating establishment 

Hint for June 19: An inflatable cow in a place to buy seeds 

Hint for July 3: A teddy bear in a fashion store 

Hint for July 17: A fish aquarium in a teeth cleaning place 

Hint for July 31: A deer head in an eating establishment 

Hint for August 14: A maltese dog in a place to make a will 

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June 19: Name of business 

July 3: Name of business 



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Mortgages • Investments 

Online Banking 

Retirement Plans 

Business or Personal - We’re On It! 

www.firstcitizensonline.com 

201 Blythewood Road 

786-8477 

The Law Offices of 

SHANNON K. BURNETT 

Small Enough to Know You... 

Big Enough to Serve You... 

Corporate • Estate Planning • Contracts 

Small Business • Family Law 

Personal Injury • Civil Matters 

109 North Main Street, Blythewood 

786-1758 

Back To School Specials: 

Selected Jeans AS LOW AS $8.00 

Selected Jean Skirts AS LOW AS $6.50 

428-B McNulty Road 735-1050 

All-You-Can-Eat Buffet 

Open Sundays 11-4 - Closed Mondays 

Fresh Lunch Buffet 

Only $7.00 

135-A Blythewood Road 

786-4301 

412 McNulty Rd. 

(Across from the Post Office) 

BLYTHEWOOD FEED 

& HARDWARE, INC. 

Southern Hospitality Isn’t A Slogan - 

It’s Just How We Do Business 

We Rent & Sell Tillers • Propane 

Tank Refills • Bait & Tackle 

Serving Blythewood for Over 30 Years! 

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Commission to start First 

Flag Football League for 

kids with disabilities 

Submitted by Leigh Cheatham, 

Public Information Coordinator 

The Richland County Recreation Commission was 

awarded a $5000 grant from the Carolina Panthers 

Charities. The Recreation Commission’s Special 

Populations Department will team up with the South 

Carolina Special Olympics to start the first in the State 

of South Carolina, Challenger Flag Football league 

for kids with disabilities. Kicking off in August, 

the Challenger Flag Football League will be free 

for boys and girls, ages 8-21, with intellectual and 

physical disabilities. To register, parents can contact 

the Recreation Commission’s Special Populations 

Department, (803) 754-6720 ext. 215. 

South Carolina Special Olympics also plans to 

make flag football the newest sport for the 2009 

Special Olympics State Games in Anderson, S.C. 

According to the Special Olympics, this league will 

be the third of its kind in the United States, Indiana 

and Arizona have similar leagues. 

There is only one Carolina Panthers Challenger 

Flag Football League in operation, which was 

funded by the Carolina Panthers Charities, located 

in Charlotte, NC. The Carolina Panthers Charities 

is a donor advised fund of the Foundation of the 

Carolinas and is endowed by the Panthers Football, 

LLC and Panthers Stadium, LLC 

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*Must Present Ad. 

The Greater Blythewood 

Chamber of Commerce 

Holds “Blythewood 

After Five” 

At Your Service: JD “Mitch” Mitchell (pictured 

on the right) of Blythewood Spirits helps a guest 

make a wine selection during a July 25 wine tasting 

he hosted as a “Blythewood After 5” event. The 

newly organized Greater Blythewood Chamber 

of Commerce organizes these events to spotlight 

area businesses and to encourage networking and 

partnership among the Blythewood area business 

community. For more information about the 

Chamber or its upcoming “Blythewood After 5” 

events, call Ranada Dozier at 754-0501. 

BLYTHEWOOD DENTISTRY 

• ZOOM Teeth Whitening 

• Cosmetic & General Dentistry 

Dr. James A. Finkel is dedicated 

to providing you and your family 

with quality dentistry in a relaxing 

atmosphere! 

Let Us Keep Your 

Smile Beautiful! 

Dr. James A. Finkel, 

D.M.D. 

New Patients Welcome! 

205 Blythewood Road 

691-4430 

DIXIE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 

Home of the Famous 

Dixie Mix! 

Yes! We Deliver! 

Ask About Our Premium Brown Mulch! 

691-9890 


FRENCH NAILS 

Complete Professional Nail Care 

For Men & Women 

• Facials • Manicures 

• Spa Pedicures 

• Body & Eyebrow 

Waxing 

Open 7 Days A Week 

ORIENTAL FURNITURE & GIFTS 

1945 Decker Blvd. 

Suite 21 

782-7823 

• Money Trees 

• Vases 

• Lucky Bamboo’s 

Mother-of-Pearl 

• Pictures 

• Screens 

Abbott’s Mini Storage 

Kids Going to College? Need to Store 

Their Things? 

Make Sure to Get Your Vehicle Serviced 

Before Heading Off to School - 

Abbott’s Auto Care Center 

Oil Changes, Tune Ups, Repairs 

1229-1301 Percival Rd. 

(only 15 Minutes From Blythewood 

Off I-77 South) 

782-2483 • 782-0893 

Attention All Participants 

in The Blythewood Leader’s 

Kids Contest - 

Come to the McNulty Plaza 

Back to School Festival on Saturday, 

August 16 to Receive Your FREE 

Back to School Packet * . Packets 

Include Paper, Mechanical Pencils, a 

Pen, Glue, Erasers & Crayons. 

Good Luck in the Contest to Win 

a FREE Playstation II. 

*While Supplies Last 


Locally Sponsored Mudcats 

Compete in 2008 Fletcher World Series 

The Columbia Mudcats recently participated in 

the invitation only 2008 Fletcher World Series held 

in Charleston, SC on July 4-12. They finished the 

tournament 3-3-1. The Columbia Mudcats are a 

14U USSSA baseball team with players from area 

NE high schools. The Mudcats finished their 2008 

regular season placing 1st in 6 of the 11 tournaments. 

In Charleston, the Mudcats defeated the Goose 

Creek Diamondbacks, who went on to win the World 

Series, in an earlier preliminary round. 

Visiting teams from Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, 

Georgia, Ohio, Goose Creek and Charleston, SC help 

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• Color Preview Studio 

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• In-House Framing Specialist 

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Front Row (L toR): 

Zach Callahan, 

Demetric Gray, Jarrett 

Wilson, Spencer 

Branham, Brandon 

Burris, Bradley 

Barnhill, Parker Smith 

Back Row (L to R): 

Coach Billy Purvis, 

Warren Deaver, 

Coach Fritz Lail, JoJo 

Johnson, Taylor Purvis, 

Joe Haas, Adam Lail, 

Coach John Smith, 

Hayden Banks 

Not Pictured: Anthony 

Paulsen 

complete the 11 team series. Special recognition was 

given in the individual competition to the Mudcats 

centerfielder, Brandon Burris, who completed a trip 

around the bases in 13.09 seconds. Brandon finished 

1st of all the participants. 

Team sponsors included Ben Satcher Ford, 

Hardee’s, BCBS of SC, Wendy’s, Time Warner, 

SAFE Credit Union, IGA( Blythewood), Food Lion 

(Blythewood), D’ Wings (Blythewood) and several 

local friends made contributions. The Columbia 

Mudcats are coached by Billy Purvis, Fritz Lail, and 

John Smith. 

new/expanded 

businesses 

Soho Hero Meeting Center 

Soho Hero in the Village at Sandhill has expanded its 

business to now offer a meeting place for businesses, 

churches or anyone needing a place to conduct business. 

Soho Hero Meeting Center offers conference rooms to 

seat 4-5 people or board rooms that seat 8-10 people. 

Both rooms come with a meeting table, wireless internet, 

a computer equipped for power point presentations and 

a dry-erase board. The meeting center is also equipped 

with a kitchenette in case you intend to have food at your 

meeting. Free coffee is always available, even if you just 

need to use one of the individual stations for WIFI. 

Jay and Cheryl Wedeking opened Soho Hero in 

December of 2005, and have built the business to what 

it is now. Originally, the services available included 

printing, shipping and supplies. Now the same services 

are available, but with access to the meeting rooms as 

well. The next time your organization or group needs to 

plan a meeting, come by Soho Hero Meeting Center and 

view the choices you have. To contact Jay at Soho Hero, 

call 736-5011. The store is located at 100-3 Forum Drive 

at the Village at Sandhill around the corner from Bi-Lo. 


Blythewood High School Football Schedule Ridge View High School Football Schedule 

Deanne’s Creations 

• Avon Products 

• Gift Baskets 

• Homemade Crochet Items 

• Floral Arrangement & More! 

Deanne & Carol Branham, Owners 

14 Raspberry Court 

Lugoff 

2008 B Team 

Date Opponent Place Time 

Sept. 4 Sumter Home 5:00 

Sept. 11 Richland NE Away 5:30 

Sept. 18 Dutch Fork Away 5:30 

Oct. 9 Spring Valley Away 5:30 

Oct. 16 Lancaster Away 5:30 

Oct. 23 South Pointe Home 6:00 

Oct. 30 Rock Hill Away 6:00 

Nov. 6 Ridge View Home 5:30 

2008 JV Team 

Aug. 28 Fairfield Central Away 7:00 

Sept. 4 Crestwood Home 6:30 



Sept. 25 Lower Richland Home 6:00 

Oct. 9 Spring Valley Away 7:00 


Oct. 23 South Pointe Home 7:30 


Nov. 6 Ridge View Home 7:00 

2008 -2009 Varsity Football Schedule 

Aug. 29 Fairfield Central Home 7:30 

Sept. 5 Crestwood Away 7:30 

Sept. 12 Richland NE Home 7:30 

Sept. 19 Dutch Fork Home 7:30 

Sept. 26 Lower Richland Away 7:30 

Oct. 3 Open Date 

Oct. 10 Spring Valley Home 7:30 

Oct. 17 Lancaster Home 7:30 

Oct. 24 South Pointe Away 7:30 

Oct. 31 Rock Hill Home 7:30 

Nov. 7 Ridge View Away 7:30 

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Aug. 28 Irmo Home 6:00/7:30 

Sept. 11 Dutch Fork Home 6:00/7:30 

Sept. 18 Richland NE Home 5:30/7:00 

Sept. 25 Fairfield Central Away 6:00 

(no B-team) 

Oct. 9 Rock Hill Home 6:00/7:30 

Oct. 16 South Pointe Home 6:00/7:30 

Oct. 23 Spring Valley Away 5:30/7:00 

Oct. 30 Lancaster Home 6:00/7:00 

Nov. 6 Blythewood Away 5:30/7:00 

B Team will play first, followed by the JV game, 

except for Sept. 25 when there is only a JV game. 

2008 -2009 Varsity Football Schedule 


Aug. 29 Irmo Away 7:30 

Sept. 5 James F. Byrnes Home 7:30 



Sept. 26 Fairfield Central Home 7:30 

Oct. 3 South Florence Home 7:30 


Oct. 17 South Pointe Away 7:30 

Oct. 24 Spring Valley Home 7:30 


Nov. 7 Blythewood Home 7:30 

Be sure to play the football contest in The Blythewood 

Leader beginning August 28. Take your chances at 

winning $25! Look for details in the next issue! 


local Classifieds 

If you live in the Blythewood, Ridgeway or Winnsboro area and are selling an item such as a car, boat, etc., Classifieds are free up to 

For Sale 

20 words. All other Classifieds are $10 for 30 words or less. Email info@theblythewoodleader.com or fax to 865-3971. 

For Sale- Beautiful 

refinished antique China 

Cabinet. Great Condition. 

$400. 786-5733 

Two Electric Wheelchairs. 

1 Electric Rascal 

Wheelchair w/2 baskets. 

Excellent condition. Needs 

battery. 1 Electric Jazzy 

Power Chair. $600 each. 

Call 735-8917. 

Queen Anne China 

Cabinet For Sale. $400. 

Good condition. 803-233- 

6138. 

Dining Table with 4 

chairs. (still in plastic) 

$350. 803-233-6138. 

Power chair for sale. Call 

754-2756 or 633-5719. 

Ask for Brenda or leave 

message. 

Broyhill Entertainment 

Center, Cherry finish, 

holds 27 in. TV and stereo 

components. 57”wide X 

19” deep X 45” height. 

$60. 786-8596. 

Twin Oak Bedframe with 

bookcase and mattress. 

$75. Call 788-7132. 

Nintendo Game Cube 

System. Complete with 1 

controller, microphone, all 

cords plus two games (Lego 

Star Wars & Madagascar). 

$60. 754-3688. 

Home Interiors 1970’s 

replacement votive cups: 

diamond, daisy, and 

hobnail patterns; many 

colors. Small $1.00; tall 

$2.00 each. Call 834- 

4712. 

Soccer Cleats (children) 

Nike 11, Adidas 10M & 

12 1/2M. $10 pair. Great 

condition. 803-439-1349. 

For Sale 

Gravesite for sale at 

Crescent Cemetery. Includes 

lot, vault, open & closing 

of grave and granite for a 

marker. Cost $3700, selling 

for $2000. 788-8791. 

Corner computer desk, 

includes built in keyboard, 

$50. Xerox Laser printer, 

$100. Dining room suite, 

includes lighted China 

cabinet & hutch, table seats 

6- 4 side chairs, 2 arm 

chairs, removable leaf. Very 

good condition. 865-7553. 

Motorcycles 

Sale- 2000 Harley Fatboy- 

$12,000. Pearl white, 17,000 

miles, 1550 & lowering kit, 

many chrome features. Call 

803-635-5048. Leave message. 

2003 Harley Davidson 

Anniv. Model Wide Glide. 

5K miles, lots of extras. 

$12,500 firm. Call 803-337- 

8704 or 803-586-8039. 

Dirt Bike for sale. 2005 

Honda CRF 150F, one 

owner, great condition, 

$2000 OBO. 735-8048. 

Farm Equipment 

2003 John Deere 310G 

Backhoe. Great shape, well 

maintained & serviced, 

only 1959 hours. Must see. 

$27,000 OBO. 754-0534. 

Tractor for sale. Ford 800, 

40 HP plus- 5 spd. trans., 3 

PT. hitch- most everything 

works, used on Hunt Club 

for annual food plots. Please 

call Joe @ 622-8510. 

Trailers 

Covered 10x6 Utility Trailer. 

Enter from rear or side door. 

Like new. $1800. 337-4062 or 

606-5200. 

Lawn Mowers 

Riding Mower. Honda/ 

Harmony with bag for 

sale. Garage kept, good 

condition. $725 or B/O. 

803-238-2514. 

Campers 

2003 Fleetwood 30 foot 

camper with slide out. Like 

new, sleeps eight. $12,500. 

718-0673. 

Automobiles 

For Sale- SUV. 1995 

GMC Suburban SLT. 2500 

Series, 3/4 ton- 4 wheel 

drive, heavy duty, towing 

package, new transmission, 

3 rows of leather seats, cold 

air, road ready & runs great. 

Call Joe, 803-622-8510. 

2006 Buick LaCrosse. 

Green w/ greenish interior, 

Auto. trans., 40,300 miles, 

Onstar,AM/FM/CD, Power 

windows/seats, Cruise, AC, 

Keyless entry, $13,000. 

754-5014. 

1996 GMC Dump Truck, 

CAT diesel engine, app 10 

ton capacity, twin dump 

cyclinder. Two owners. 

Well kept & maintained. AC 

& radio work. App 215K 

miles. 6 spd trans. $10,500 

OBO. 754-0534. 

For Sale-2006 Kia Amanti. 

31K miles, dark gray with 

gray interior. Loaded. 

$18,000. 337-4062 or 606- 

5200. 

2004 Tahoe LS. 49,500 

miles. Loaded. Mint 

Condition. $17,000. 803- 

635-9873 or 803-718- 

1179. 

2007 GMC. Still under 

factory warranty. 16K miles. 

Extended cab. $19,700. Call 

337-8704 or 586-8039. 

Automobiles 

1997 Grand Prix, 4 dr, 

clear title, needs head gasket. 

Part out or fix yourself. $450 

OBO.735-8048 

1999 Concorde. V-6, 4 door 

Sedan, 76,500 miles, Excellent 

condition. Must see-too much 

to list. Have records. $4299. 

Call 803-260-7708. 

1995 Nissan 240 SX. White, 

Auto trans., 150K miles, great 

gas mileage, brand new tires. 

Asking $3500. 828-234- 

3677. 

1995 Toyota 4-Runner SR5. 

V-6, 4X4, 5 speed, runs great. 

200,500 miles. Many new 

parts. $4800 OBO. 803-513- 

9261. 

2001 International Eagle 

9400 Pro Sleeper. 12.7 

Detroit. 10 speed transmission. 

All alum. wheels. Brand new 

virgin drive tires. $16,000. 

Call 1-800-610-1021. 

2005 GMC Duramax 

Diesel Dump Truck. 

230 hp engine. Like new 

inside & out. Air brakes, 

AC, 6 spd. trans., Steel 

sides & cover. Only 68,915 

miles. Well maintained & 

serviced. $35,000 OBO. 

754-0534. 

Services 

B l y t h e w o o d 

Construction Company. 

Dirt cheap! Reliable service. 

You haul/we load or we 

haul. Land/lot clearing. 

Grading/ excavating, pond 

building/repair. Drains/ 

road construction. FREE 

Estimates. Call Tom at 231- 

8014. 

Interested in buying of 

selling Avon? Call Sandra 

Hyder today at 803-865- 

8303. 

Services 

Charleston Cleaning 

Lady brings her 20 years 

experience with excellent 

references to the Winnsboro/ 

Blythewood area. Residential 

or business. Call 803-360- 

3872 or 803-635-4589. 

Real Estate 

For rent in Blythewood- 5 

BR, 3 BA, LR, DR, Den w/ 

fireplace, DW, Micro., New 

Carpet, lots of cabinets, 

refrigerator, stove, W/D 

conn., Central H/A, water 

& garbage service, private 

country area, close to dist. 

2 bus stop. $975/mo., $500 

dep. 754-2995. 

FSBO- Florida Style Stucco 

Home, 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 

2600 sf, Ashley Oaks Phase 

II, wheelchair accessible. 

$275,000/neg. 735-8048 

1 BR House for rent on 

pond in Blythewood area. 

960-4071 

Blythewood Exit 27, 2001 

Clayton DW Mobile Home. 

1876 sf, 3 BR, 2 BA w/ 

brick foundation. Only $500 

down. Damaged credit OK. 

803-957-1283. 

Rent to Own! 4 BR, 2.5 

BA, on 1.98 acres. Highway 

21. $1250/mo., $4500 down. 

Call 727-4740. 

Lake Monticello Lots 

Builder Liquidation! 

Large View w/dock 

permits 

$ 69,000 & Up 

6 Acres Avail. 

Won’t Last 

Real Estate 

For rent, 3 BR, 1 BA house 

in Winnsboro. Recently 

renovated, large fenced-in 

yard. $700/mo., $700 sec. 

dep. Serious inquiries call 

736-5464. 

For Sale - 2 BR, 1 BA home 

on 3/4 acres. Fenced back 

yard, central H/A, Large 

storage building. Located in 

Winnsboro. $26,500. Call 

803-718-7205. 

Employment 

Light industrial positions. 

All shifts. Starts at $8.00 per 

hour. Call 803-782-0082. 

Round Top Baptist Church 

- located at 120 Round Top 

Court, Blythewood, SC 

29016, is currently accepting 

resumes through 

August 15, 2008 for a 

Minister of Music. Qualifications 

require that the 

person selected be a bornagain 

Christian, have the 

ability to read sheet music, 

play by ear, play hymns, 

and provide spiritual and 

instrumental music for all 

services. For additional 

information please call 

Cheryl Anderson (Clerk) 

at (803) 786-1329. 

113 Bobs Point 

on Lake Monticello 

3BR, 2 Bath 

NEW HOME 

$169,900 

Reduced From 

$240,000 

Call 803-413-2585 


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