Shopping Map of Salado on page 4B-5B this edition Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXIV, Number V28V Thursday, October 27, 2011 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 V V www.saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Group told to clear F RIghtfully FUN E VEntS October 27 gravel from stream Thank You Salado Day The “View from the tion of the creek by lining The Salado Patio Bridge” committee will it with the anchored lime- apply for a permit from stone rocks, landscap- October 28 Texas Parks and Wildlife ing the approaches to the to do work in and around banks with native plants Kinky Friedman’s Salado Creek, including and recasting the Sirena Monster Ball lining the banks of the sculpture by artist Troy at The Springs creek with large limestone Kelley. 7 p.m. - 2 a.m. rocks. In the 25 years that Si- Live Music, Costume The work was shut rena sat in the creek and Contest down this month by springs, she has been dam- ~ TP&W when gravel from aged by gravel and debris Live music the banks was piled in the during major flood events. at The Lounge stream of the creek. But Kelley says the damage is upstairs at The Range this week, the committee too extensive at this point Fighting for one of their own 6 p.m. was given authorization to try to repair. The cost Salado Firefighters have come to the aid of Saladoans for decades and are now asking October 29 from TP&W to remove for recasting the mermaid local citizens to come to the aid of one of their own. Firefighters are shown above wear- the gravel that had been sculpture is estimated at ing special pink t-shirts that they are selling as a fund raiser to help Dawne Engelke with stockpiled in the stream $10,000. Live music at the medical bills she faces as she fights a rare and aggressive form of inflammatory Salado Creek Winery of the Salado Creek as a The on-again, off-again breast cancer. Since being diagnosed two days before Thanksgiving last year, Engelke temporary measure to ad- project will continue when and Vineyard has undergone surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatments and is now on a daily 6-9 p.m. dress the situation which the committee is given chemotherapy treatment. She said that this form of inflammatory breast cancer is not arose when gravel was a permit to do the work. ~ detectable by screened mammograms. She was diagnosed with it after developing a Live Music at scraped from the banks of It has made application severe itching and red spot that spread within 12 hours over her entire breast. Most the creek and piled in the to the TP&W, a process Rising Star Vineyard women with this form of cancer die within a couple of months after symptoms appear. 7 - 9 p.m. creek. which may take 60 days or Shown above surrounding Engelke (wearing a hat) are (in back) Jerad Rogers, Fire The committee has more and which includes a Chief Charles Young, Shane Berrier, and Nathan Houston and (in front) Hollie Niblett, October 29-31 raised a majority of the period for public input and Engelke (wearing the hat), A.J. Lopez and Rylie Lynn and Josh Niblett. The pink t-shirts money it needs to com- comment. The announce- are $15 or two for $25 and can be purchased by calling the fire department at 947- Tablerock’s plete the work, but is con- ment of the public com- 8961 Berrier at 254-760-1937. They are also available at First State Bank, The Haire Fright Trail tinuing to seek funds for ment period will be made Shop, and the Salado Fire Station The Salado Chamber of Commerce is encouraging 6:30-10 p.m. the project. The project in this newspaper in the all businesses and local residents to buy and wear the pink shirts on Oct. 28 in support $5 Adults and $3 for includes the beautifica- future. children 12 and under of the cause. (Photo by Royce Wiggin) ~ Trick or Treat Early voting starts in amendment election at The Pizza Place Vote for best Pumpkin Early voting in the pro- tion from ad valorem tax- ture to permit a county to the permanent school ational facilities.” Order a Pumpkin Pizza posed state constitutional ation of all or part of the to issue bonds or notes to fund, allowing the Gen- Proposition 8: “The amendment election be- market value of the resi- finance the development eral Land Office to dis- constitutional amendment gan Oct. 24 and continues dence homestead of the or redevelopment of an tribute revenue from per- providing for the appraisal October 31 through Nov. 4. Election surviving spouse of a 100 unproductive, underdevel- manent school fund land for ad valorem tax pur- day, the polls will be open percent or totally disabled oped, or blighted area and or other properties to the poses of open-space land Trunk or Treat at the Salado Church of veteran.” to pledge for repayment of available school fund to devoted to water-steward- at Salado United Christ Activity Center, 7 Proposition 2: “The the bonds or notes increas- provide additional fund- ship purposes on the basis Methodist Church a.m.-7 p.m. constitutional amendment es in ad valorem taxes im- ing for public education, of its productive capacity.” 650 Royal St. Early voting will be providing for the issuance posed by the county on and providing for an in- Proposition 9: “The 5-7 p.m. FREE conducted in person at of additional general obli- property in the area. The crease in the market value constitutional amendment the Salado Civic Center, gation bonds by the Texas amendment does not pro- of the permanent school authorizing the gover- 601 N. Main St. On week- Water Development Board vide authority for increas- fund for the purpose of nor to grant a pardon to a Salado Community days Oct. 27-28 and Oct. in an amount not to exceed ing ad valorem tax rates.” allowing increased distri- person who successfully Fall Festival 31-Nov. 4, early voting $6 billion at any time out- Proposition 5: “The butions from the available completes a term of de- at Wildfire Ranch will be open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. standing.” constitutional amendment school fund.” ferred adjudication com- 6-8 p.m. FREE Early voting will be open Proposition 3: “The authorizing the legislature Proposition 7: “The munity supervision.” ~ 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Oct. 29 and constitutional amendment to allow cities or coun- constitutional amendment Proposition 10: “The Sonic Trick or Treat noon-5 p.m. Oct. 30 at the providing for the issu- ties to enter into interlocal authorizing the legislature constitutional amendment Corn Dogs 2/$1 Salado Civic Center. ance of general obligation contracts with other cities to permit conservation to change the length of the Following are the prop- bonds of the State of Tex- or counties without the im- and reclamation districts unexpired term that causes ct ov ositions: as to finance educational position of a tax or the pro- in El Paso County to is- the automatic resignation O . 31 - N . 2 Thank You Salado Day Proposition 1: “The loans to students.” vision of a sinking fund.” sue bonds supported by ad of certain elected county The Salado Patio constitutional amendment Proposition 4: “The Proposition 6: “The valorem taxes to fund the or district officeholders if authorizing the legislature constitutional amendment constitutional amend- development and mainte- they become candidates to provide for an exemp- authorizing the legisla- ment clarifying references nance of parks and recre- for another office.”

IN SIde Calendar of Events 2B Chili Supper benefits Soccer Salado Masonic Lodge will serve chili before the Classifieds 1C Subscribe final home football game Oct. 28 at the Salado Forum 2A Intermediate School Cafeteria. Tickets are now Today Shopping Map 4B available at Salado Village Voice, First State Bank 254/947-5321 Sports 7A Salado or from Lodge members: $7 for adults and Rooted in Salado $3.50 for children. Proceeds will benefit the Salado Since 1979 High School soccer program. Page 2A, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Great October for schools FIRST rating one of many successes FORUMFORUM We have had another great month of school here in Salado. We received a rating of “Superior Novotny’s An Open Exchange of Ideas Achievement” under Texas’ Schools FIRST financial accountability rating Notebook system. The Schools FIRST account- Dr. Michael Novotny ability rating system assigns one of four Salado ISD financial accountability ratings to Texas Superintendent school districts, with the highest being “Superior Achievement,” followed by “Above-Standard Achievement,” “Stan- by the Salado Masonic Lodge #296 5-7 dard Achievement” and “Substandard p.m. in the Salado Intermediate School Achievement.” The Superior Achieve- cafeteria. Tickets are $7 for ages 12 and ment rating is the state’s highest, demon- over, $3.50 for ages 6-11, and free for strating the quality of the Salado ISD’s those under age 6. All proceeds from the financial management and reporting sys- chili supper will be donated to the Salado tem. High School soccer program. This is the ninth year of Schools Our varsity volleyball team has FIRST (Financial Accountability Rating a record of 29 wins and 10 losses so System of Texas), a financial account- far this season and they have quali- ability system for Texas school districts fied for playoffs. Their first playoff developed by the Texas Education Agen- game will either be held on Monday, cy in response to Senate Bill 875 of the October 31, or Tuesday, November 1. HeedFar from the streetthe theater 99and lefty percent 76th Texas Legislature in 1999. The pri- Our cross country teams have done very ravings of the Occupy Wall Street pro- mary goal of Schools FIRST is to achieve well this season. The junior high boys test, ordinary people are posting dis- quality performance in the management took first place in the district and the patches about their economic struggles at of school districts’ financial resources, junior high girls earned second place in the “We Are the 99 Percent” Web page. If Rich a goal made more significant due to the the district. Our high school boys have you put aside the political rants, the sto- complexity of accounting associated with won four meets so far this season, most ries are a stark pointillist portrayal of the Lowry Texas’ school finance system. recently taking first place out of 18 teams grinding misery of the Great Recession. We are very pleased with our school at the meet in Rogers on October 15. The And Bank of America has very little to district’s FIRST rating as it shows high school team will be running at the do with it. The recession has added a that our district is making the most Regional meet on Nov. 5 in San Antonio. layer of joblessness on top of punishingly yet I make less!” of our taxpayers’ dollars. This rating Our marching band competed in Waco dysfunctional and expensive health-care Many of those posting their stories are shows that Salado’s schools are ac- on October 22. They earned a rating of a and higher-education systems. Despite members of the working class or strug- countable not only for student learn- “2” which is the second highest possible themselves, the people posting at the gling middle class. There is an undercur- ing, but also for achieving these results score on a scale of 1 to 5. 99 Percent page aren’t really making an rent of family breakdown -- the woman cost-effectively and efficiently. Over 275 people attended the Salado implicit case for burning down the finan- whose husband left her after 30 years, Earlier this month we successfully Education Foundation (SEF)’s annual cial system, but for blowing up how we the hard-pressed single moms. There are refinanced some of our previous school Cattleman’s Ball on October 22, and handle health care and higher education. tales of men losing decent-paying jobs construction bonds from an interest the SEF has raised a record amount College students and recent graduates and finding nothing comparable. rate of 5.06 percent to an interest rate of ($52,288) so far this year. Since 2001, are overrepresented. Their complaint The puerile ideology of Occupy Wall 2.03percent interest. By doing so, we the SEF has given $198,250 in scholar- comes down to too much debt, and too Street is irrelevant to all of this. Goldman saved the Salado ISD taxpayers $102,256 ships to Salado High School graduates few job opportunities to get out from Sachs could be dissolved tomorrow and on their property taxes over the remain- and $46,976 in Innovative Teaching under it. There’s the guy with the mas- the wealth of the 1 percent confiscated, ing years of those bonds. Grants to SISD teachers and staff at all ter’s from Harvard who owes $60,000 and it wouldn’t make college or health Lauren Glover, Salado Intermediate four campuses. These expenditures and lives off temp jobs. There’s the care cheaper, or create one new job. If the School and Salado Junior High School have directly impacted the educational woman who is paying her $50,000 debt “revolution” yearned for by the protest- Art Teacher, was elected to serve as an opportunities of all Salado students. and the $20,000 debt for her 22-year-old ers is insipid, there’s no doubt that the Area Representative for the Texas Art The SEF selected Carey Quick at the daughter. And on and on. moment calls for bold economic reforms Education Association (TAEA). Glov- Salado Intermediate School as the first The representatives of these debt-bur- and a rethinking of health care and higher er will serve a two-year term serving recipient of the Taylor Willingham Mini dened graduates shouldn’t be at Zuccotti education. TAEA’s Region IV (the areas between Grant. Carey will use the grant to pur- Park, but at the American Association of President Barack Obama’s misbegot- and surrounding Austin, Waco, and chase an Interactive Projection Camera University Professors or some other arm ten contribution is a health-care law that Abilene). TAEA is among the country’s to be used in her Fourth Grade Science of the academic complex that gouges stu- won’t control costs and will insure more largest state art education organizations Class. She eloquently explained that this dents. College tuition has been increasing people only while making the current and only four TAEA members are elected would enhance the teaching of science by at a rapid clip. Does anyone believe that system more unsustainable. Republicans to serve each area. being able to demonstrate time-lapse in higher ed is getting constantly better? It’s often don’t even bother to try to connect Our varsity football team already has plant growth or erosion as well as being an inflationary spiral, partly driven by a their program to the troubles of work- four times as many wins as all of last sea- able to present visually stimulating 3D federal student-loan program that feeds ers down the income scale. The leading son and can earn a playoff spot if we win objects to the whole class at a time. The the maw of the beast regardless of quality establishment Republican presidential our last two regular season games. Our SEF will be awarding one of these Tay- or outcomes. candidate, Mitt Romney, wants to cut last home game will be against Taylor lor Willingham Mini Grants each month. Another running theme is the high their capital-gains taxes. The leading this 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28. There will be a Thank you for your support of our stu- cost of health care and the lack of insur- tea party presidential candidate, Herman chili supper prior to the game sponsored dents and our school district ance. One man writes of his job “that Cain, wants to raise their taxes. pays 15 percent less than it did five years If nothing else, “We Are the 99 Per- ago” even as “health insurance costs are cent” is a reminder that the suffering is Carter takes Washington out -of-context up over 175 percent.” Expressing a char- real. To the Editor: acteristic plaint in an era of stagnating Rich Lowry is editor of the National I was impressed with Your Voice income, he says “Everything costs more, Review. (c) 2011 by King Features Synd., Inc. Congressman Carter’s ability to use General Letters to the Editor Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. 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[email protected] [email protected] George Washington I hope Congressman Gary Caraway Carter wasn’t implying Salado salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011, Page 3A Manliness in a FORUMFORUM Can Dr. Pepper An Open Exchange of Ideas Ten is low-cal, but none dares Rescuing middle class call it “diet.” from failed energy efforts

By Lyle Hopkins the Keystone XL pipe- line, which is projected to As fall settles in, work- stretch 2,000 miles from ing-class families find Alberta, Canada, to Texas. themselves struggling TransCanada, the compa- Jim with rising energy costs ny touting the pipeline, al- Hightower that consume an ever- ready admits it expects 11 If you worry that Amer- larger percentage of their “significant spills” to oc- ican corporations have lost disposable income. As the cur along its route during the innovative, can-do edge decades roll by, it seems the next 50 years. That’s necessary to compete in that more and more of our a significant spill every 4 today’s global economy, paychecks are required 1/2 years for the next half you need to spend some just to keep the lights on, century. Technology does Time for a new approach time with Dr Pepper. the car running and the not make dirty fuel sourc- Americans are aware that I don’t mean a shrink, house warm in winter. es clean and safe. there is a fundamental divide Capitol Comment but the soft-drink. It’s a in Washington, D.C. over brand that, let’s face it, has Unfortunately, our na- Likewise, the contin- how to revive our lagging seemed a bit stodgy. But — tional leadership appears ued investment in nuclear economy. Kay Bailey Hutchison increasingly unresponsive power is stunning in light Pow! — no more. Meet Dr Thirty-one months ago, U.S. Senator to the tectonic changes af- of the ongoing disaster at the President signed into law Pepper Ten, a brand-new fecting the middle class. the Fukushima Daiichi a nearly $1 trillion dollar flatter, fairer and simpler. torium in the Gulf of Mexico concoction that promises The solutions to problems nuclear plant in Japan. In economic stimulus package. Simplifying and reducing may have been officially lift- to deliver the impossible: always seem to follow late summer, a Japanese Republicans opposed the business and individual tax ed a year ago, there continues a macho diet soda. How’s the gambler’s desper- official said that residents bill because it increased the rates will encourage busi- to be a steep decline in the that for innovation? ate strategy of doubling might not be able to re- deficit; it was a short-term nesses to invest and grow. number of permits approved It seems that the hon- patch, assembled in secret, down on the current bet turn to their homes within Our plan would make the by the administration, creat- chos over at the Dr Pepper and favored certain groups. research and development ing a de-facto moratorium. Snapple Group have done to make up for previous the exclusion zone “for Today, there are 1.7 million tax credit permanent. This In addition, the administra- losses. The current energy decades.” If so, Japanese fewer jobs than when the bill would spur innovation and tion has failed to restore the intensive market analysis proposal coming out of towns like Okuma and Fu- was signed. Unemployment provide certainty in a way time leaseholders lost during and found that men think of Washington follows this taba will join Chernobyl remains above 9 percent. that the temporary credit the moratorium. This policy diet drinks as...well, girly. same losing strategy. The in the history books as Nevertheless, the Presi- currently does not. In ad- has forced hundreds of rigs So they flinch at buying administration’s Clean radioactive ghost towns. dent has spent more than a dition, we would make the to sit idle, and thus far 11 rigs them. Energy Standard, now un- The commitment to con- month now campaigning on a small business tax incentive have left the Gulf to drill for No sweat, said the cor- der discussion in the Belt- tinued nuclear invest- second stimulus bill, hastily permanent, and reduce taxes oil overseas – taking their porate alchemists, we’ll developed, that would raise way, looks to be the only ment in the United States on capital gains and divi- jobs and tax revenue with make a manned-up soda taxes permanently, would in- dends, steps which are criti- them. Offshore energy pro- that has only 10 calories, major energy legislation is even more outrageous crease spending, and, again, cal to economic growth and ducers are vital to America’s to be worked before the considering the danger to is targeted at a few select innovation. economic growth and energy but still contains a manly next national election. It operations from increas- groups. He has urged Repub- security, and our national dose of real sugar and other contains even more funds ingly recurring “once licans to offer an alternative, Cut regulation energy policies need to start stuff. It’s low-cal, but none for the three dirtiest fuel in a lifetime disasters.” rather than just criticizing his We must unburden the reflecting that reality. may dare call it “diet.” sources; natural gas, coal Flooding in the Midwest plan. economy from costly, job- Corporate officials and oil development. It required sandbagging ef- It’s clearly time for a new killing regulations. Current- Common sense health care won’t disclose what’s in the commits Americans to the forts at the Fort Calhoun approach. That’s why last ly, businesses are forced to It is becoming clear that formula that supposedly week I joined a group of Sen- same bundle of fossil fuel Nuclear plant in June, and spend an inordinate amount the Obama health care law will make men salivate ators in rolling out the Sen- of time and financial re- will cause costs to explode for a can of Ten, but the resources, which are in- Hurricane Irene prompted ate Republican jobs plan. It sources complying with – for businesses and workers creasingly expensive, dif- the shutdown of the Oys- offers reasoned guidelines to cumbersome rules and regu- that rely on job-based cov- key ingredient seems to ficult to extract and costly ter Creek Nuclear plant in lower spending, reform our lations imposed by the feder- erage, and for state govern- be raw hucksterism. The to clean up. New Jersey. Neither plant tax code, curb over-regula- al government. This is time ments that are on the hook for pepped-up Dr Pepper is Most egregious is the experienced enough dam- tion, encourage domestic en- and money that businesses implementing the new law. It being launched with a mas- attempt to sell the public age to affect public safety, ergy exploration, and imple- could spend on developing will not bend the cost curve sive, testosterone-infused the same set of fuels as but the continued effects ment common sense health new products and services, downward, nor will it im- ad campaign that bluntly clean, via new miraculous of natural disasters caus- care policies – serious plans growing their markets, and prove health care quality and proclaims: “It’s not for for long-term growth and fis- technologies. Carbon cap- ing the shutdown of U.S. creating jobs. One proposal safety. The health care law women.” cal accountability. contained in our plan, known must be repealed. However, TV ads will run on ture from coal-powered plants highlight the poten- Here are the five pillars of as the REINS Act, would re- repealing this ill-conceived electricity is still largely tial for disaster. our plan: quire congressional approval law is not enough. Health all networks during col- unproven and not enacted. So as fall is here, let’s Restore fiscal account- on any proposed federal insurance premiums are pro- lege football games, and Oil development always consider some actions that ability regulation that would impose jected to continue to rise fast- the promos will reek of carries risks of spills simi- deal with our rising ener- Washington should be more than a $100 million cost er than inflation. Congress machismo, showing men lar to the BP gulf disaster gy costs while not pushing forced to do what an Ameri- on the U.S. economy. needs to enact meaningful — real men — in a jungle and Yellowstone pipeline the same failed strategies. can family must do every Our plan will also pro- medical malpractice reform, battling snakes. Also, spill. Renewable energy sources day: live within its means. hibit the Environmental Pro- allow purchases of insurance instead of the gentle bub- Specifically, by requiring a Technological innova- continue to drop in price tection Agency (EPA) from across state lines, provide ad- bles on Dr Pepper’s regular balanced budget amendment over-regulating greenhouse ditional risk pools for small diet can, the cans of Ten tion has done nothing to and rise in efficiency. to the U.S. Constitution and gases under the Clean Air business, and strengthen prevent these accidents. They could provide good placing a statutory limit on Act. If Congress does not health savings accounts. are gunmetal grey — with The Yellowstone spill paying jobs to a public at spending, we can ensure act to stop the EPA, trillions The divide in Washing- silver bullets. Pow! alone is assessed to cost 9 percent unemployment. Congress makes the difficult of dollars will be extracted ton, D.C. is clear: on the In case ladies still don’t more than $42 million to Other countries are mas- but necessary decisions about from our economy, and more one hand, as exemplified by get the point that this is a clean up, and has led to sively investing in these the nation’s spending priori- than 1 million jobs eliminat- the first and second stimu- manly man’s drink, they more than 100 damage industries, but U.S. lead- ties. Additionally, immediate ed. lus bills, the administration might go to Dr Pepper claims from local resi- ership seems devoted to spending cuts are needed to offers ill-considered, tem- Ten’s Facebook page. substantially reduce deficits. dents. The cleanup efforts pushing the same ineffec- Encourage domestic energy porary patches that favor a There, they’ll find a vir- Freezing record-high spend- exploration select group of Americans. tual shooting gallery that only found and removed 1 tive game plan. America ing levels, as the President Increasing access to reli- On the other hand, as out- percent of 420,000 gallons can do better, should do has suggested in the past, able, affordable and cleaner lined above, Republicans invites members of the spilled. The rest will re- better and needs to do bet- will not put the nation on a domestic energy is vital to offer thoughtful consistent male species to fire virtual main in the environment, ter if we want to resolve sustainable path, nor will our economic recovery as policies that will support sus- bullets at such feminine affecting local wildlife, the energy and unemploy- it restore the consumer and well as our national security. tained growth for the nation symbols as lipstick and ranchers and farmers un- ment predicament facing business confidence needed We can do this by lifting the as a whole. high heels. Is this fun, or til natural systems break millions of Americans. to get our economy growing flat prohibition on develop- Americans see a strug- what? again. ing resources in the outer gling economy and know the hydrocarbons down. Hopkins is an energy and se- Hey, China, you think continental shelf and allow- where short-term thinking It seems that doubling curity analyst at the nonprofit you’re the new economic Reform the tax code ing access for exploration of has gotten us. It’s time for a power on the globe, but down on bad energy ideas and nonpartisan Civil Society This is vital to spurring energy resources on federal new approach. knows no end. Consider nstitute we’ve now got Dr Pepper I . economic growth and can be lands. Kay Bailey Hutchison is the se- the ongoing debate on © American Forum done by making the tax code While the drilling mora- nior U.S. Senator from Texas on steroids. Well, let’s see you top that. Page 4A, Salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Salado Police Report Oct. 17-23 Oct. 17 Business Alarm, dis- unsecured upon arrival Main (Scarlett’s). Suspi- 4:30-5:30 p.m., 1700 dividual ran his Jeep SUV 12:45-1:00 a.m., 1112 patched as front left door. with no signs of forced en- cious Vehicle, vehicle Block Old Mill. Medical, out of gas. Individual was N. Robertson (Sonic). Found North facing door try. Cleared building. Key observed parked in front 65 year old white female given a ride to the Exxon holder arrived on scene of business. Unoccupied. victim of fall. On scene to station and with a gas con- walk through performed. All businesses from Prel- assist SVFD and Scott & tainer was able to trans- For all your printing Nothing appeared to be lop south to Susan Marie’s White with assistance if port gas back to his vehi- missing. Door secured. checked on foot. All found needed. No patient trans- cle. Put the gas in his Jeep Clear. secure at ground level. port. Clear. and individual was on his 1:05-1:15 a.m., 215 Mill Clear. Vehicle return at- Oct. 19 way. Cleared. Creek (Brookshire Bros.). tached to call sheet. 10:20-10:35 p.m., 500 11:15-11:45 p.m., 700 Suspicious Person, subject 5:45-6:35 p.m., Police Block Mill Creek Dr. Ha- Block W. Village Rd. Bur- seen sitting on skateboard Department. Civil Matter, rassment, individual was glary of a Motor Vehicle, in parking lot. Subject walk in complainant in calling and sending text between the hours of 6:40 identified and stated he process of going through messages to other individ- p.m. and 10:45 p.m. some comes out here to prac- divorce wished to report uals. These messages were unknown person stole a tice. Subject was informed his wife has shut off the unwanted. I contacted the Pioneer amp and a 12” he could not skateboard water and electricity to his individual via cell phone kicker speaker box from in this parking lot or be residence. When Salado and she was warned for individual’s vehicle. Also on the property when the Water Supply was contact- the Harassment and also taken was his girlfriend’s business is closed. Subject ed by complainant he was was warned for Criminal bag w/misc. contents. This left on request. Clear. informed they were in- Trespass at the Salado Pa- is an ongoing investiga- 1:25-1:35 a.m., 171 S. structed to shut the water tio (109 Royal St.). tion. Report. off by Century 21. Com- Oct. 20 Oct. 22 plainant was informed his 4:30-6:15 p.m., Salado 12:05-1:05 p.m., 1200 residence was in the pro- Plaza. Welfare Concern, Block Baines. Dog at cess of being sold. Civil individual was picked Large, complainant states advice given. Clear. up by motorist from her she was attacked by an 6:35-6:45 p.m., 213 broke down vehicle at FM aggressive dog near in- Mill Creek. Suspicious 1123 and Campbell Hill tersection of Santa Maria Vehicle/Person, received Rd. and was carried to the and Baines this date while call from shop owner that Salado Plaza. Individual jogging. Does wish to file subject in silver truck has was confused and stated charges. Dog identified. been sitting in parking that she was bipolar and Complainant signed. Re- space in front of store for off of her medication. She port. some time. Subject identi- was checked by the SVFD Oct. 23 fied and is meeting son in and Scott & White Ambu- 1:10-1:35 p.m., 1700 parking lot. Subject is out lance transported her to Block Old Mill. Medical, of Killeen and son is out the hospital for an evalu- 65 year old female, victim of Austin. Decided this ation. Her vehicle was in- of fall. Lifting assistance was a good half way point. ventoried and impounded provided with SVFD. Clear. by Delberts Wrecker Ser- Patient not transported. Oct. 18 vice. Clear. 4:05-4:25 p.m., 301 N. Oct. 21 8:20-9:05 p.m., 400 Stagecoach (P.D.). Walk- 8:00-9:15 p.m., Salado Block FM 2268. Disabled in/Possible Poaching, P.D. Warrant Arrest, indi- Vehicle, vehicle pulling owner on 700 Block Royal vidual had an outstanding trailer with no licence stated she found deceased warrant for Criminal Mis- plate had flat on trailer. deer at this address in chief. Individual turned Blocking traffic. Driver backyard. Stated deer had himself in at the Salado stated help coming from been shot and this is bow Police Dept. He was then Copperas Cove. Assis- season now. Complainant transported to the Bell Co. tance arrived with wrong concerned about possible Jail and the warrant was size tire. Victor’s notified poaching. Advised to con- served. Cleared. and was able to assist. Ve- tact P.D. if shots heard in 2:20-3:10 p.m., I-35 SB hicle removed from road- area. Clear. 283. Disabled Vehicle, in- way for work. Clear.

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The board dis- adopts, as part of its each additional $1,000 of $3,088.69 for the first cussed updating its build- Building Regulations, the fraction thereof; $1,000,000 plus $1.74 for Gold, Silver, Coins, Currency & Jewelry ing permits and building 2006 International Build- $1,000,000 and up: each additional $1,000 of (254) 699-2646 Locally Owned - Salado Resident codes ordinance during its ing Code, as it now exists $5,093.89 for the first fraction thereof. Oct. 20 meeting. and as it may be revised $1,000,000 plus $2.87 for A comparison of the Currently, the Village from time to time, includ- each additional $1,000 of building permit fees for operates under the 2003 ing appendices. A copy fraction thereof. other area cities can be International Building of the Standard Building In addition, the Village found at www.saladovil- Bruce A. Bolick, CPA Code. The last time the lo- Code shall be maintained requires a $35 fee for resi- lagevoice.com. Contact me for your appointment cal code was updated was in the office of the Build- dential/commercial acces- Evening appointments are availiable in 2010. ing Official. sory buildings of less than Other business items: The proposed changes The Village of Salado 150 feet, $20 for driveway In other business, the (254) 718-7299 in the ordinance chiefly does not maintain a copy and walkways, $20 for board adopted a new fran- address adopting the 2009 of the International Build- raze, demolish and/or re- chise fee for the Salado 371 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 1 International Code Coun- ing Code in its municipal moval, $35 for fencing and Water Supply Corpora- cil (ICC) International office for public viewing. $20 for items not speci- tion. The new fee of four [email protected] Building Code, as well as According to the ICC fied. percent of the total water the 2009 ICC standards website, the Complete The Village of Salado bill was set. The prior for International Resi- Collection of the 2009 ICC Residential Building Per- agreement was for four dential Code for one- and Codes can be purchased mit Fee schedule is the percent of the base water two-family dwellings, the for $795. Individual codes following (with a 10 per- bill of $25 per customer ($1 International Electrical can be purchased for $80 cent premium added for per customer per month). Code, the International to $125 online. administrative costs): The fee will apply only to MAKING SENSE OF Plumbing Code, the In- If adopted at a future $1-$10,000: $76.92; the customers with water ternational Mechanical aldermen meeting, the $10,001-25,000: $99.69 connections within the Code, the International Building Permits and for the first $10,000, plus Village of Salado. A wa- Electrical Conservation Building Codes Ordi- $7.70 for each additional ter bill of $100 per month INVESTING Code. nance will maintain the $1,000 or fraction thereof; will pay an additional $48 According to the web- current permit fees, which $25,001-50,000: per year for the franchise sites of the various munic- are based upon the value $215.19 for the first fee, which will be passed ipalities within Bell Coun- of the project, rather than $25,000, plus $5.56 for along to customers. Prior ty, the cities of Temple square footage or other each additional $1,000 or to this, SWSC absorbed and Harker Heights have measurement. fraction thereof; the franchise fee. adopted the 2009 ICC The Commercial Build- $50,001-100,000: Aldermen also ap- Codes. ing Permit Fee schedule is $354.19 for the first proved a payment of The City of Belton the following (with a 10 $50,000 plus $3.85 for $23,633 to Philpott Mo- maintains these codes, percent premium added each additional $1,000 or tors, low bidder, for a new according to its website: for administrative costs): fraction thereof; police car. 2003 International Build- $1-$10,000: $126.92; $100,001-500,000: The board also amend- ing Code and the 2003 $10,001-25,000: $546.69 for the first ed its Solicitation Ordi- International Residential $164.49 for the first $100,000 plus $3.08 for nance after the second Code; 2002 National Elec- $10,000, plus $12.71 for each additional $1,000 or reading Oct. 20. Michael K. Gunter Matthew C. 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Page 6A, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Metal, glass, stone Main St. Salado Sculpture Garden at Thomas Arnold Rd. exhibit open for the public Salado By Margaret Williamson

254/947-5852 Metal, glass and stone www.fsbcentex.com artists who were featured during the opening week- end of the Salado Sculp- ture Garden were glass Member FDIC artist Melissa Paxton of Salado, bronze artist Dan Pogue, of Marble Falls and multi-media artist Aaron Gist, of Salado. Melissa Paxton of Salado has been creating fine art in glass for over 34 years. Her expertise in art glass techniques Scissortail Flycatcher created by Salado artist Melissa includes kiln-forming, Paxton is now on display through November at the sand-carving, painting, Salado Public Library. laminating and metal gild- dia including painting and ing. She has completed printmaking, his favorites hundreds of custom glass are steel and cast sculp- pieces for private resi- ture. He often combines a dences and public art proj- variety of techniques and ects throughout her career media in creating his piec- as owner of companies in es. Talking about his own Lobby Hours: Oklahoma, Arizona and artwork, he says, “The Monday -Thursday 9 a.m.-3p.m. • Friday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. now Salado. subjects I use most often She and her husband, are those that are most rel- Drive-in: Joe Price are the owners Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. • Friday 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. evant to my life as an adult of Coyote Glass Design. and a parent. Poverty, re- SaTurday 9 a.m.-12 noon She has collaborated ligion, beauty and death with steel sculpture artists are themes that recur with to create glass and steel my work because these sculptures such as the en- “One Trick Pony” by Dan Pogue. are some issues that raise trance sculptures to Sala- questions that I struggle do’s Sculpture Garden. bronze at his foundry. with as an adult.” His The Public Arts League His impressive sculp- sculpture in the exhibit is of Salado purchased a tures emerge with a move- a cast stone fountain with sculpture, “Cactus Flow- ment and fascinating ap- an abstract feel to it.” er” for permanent place- pearance. The Sculpture Gar- ment in the Sculpture Gar- The sculptures that will den is nestled between den. The piece was created be in the exhibit are part the Salado Presbyterian by Melissa and the steel of a cast bronze series of Church and the Salado sculptor, Richard Mocco stylized contemporary Creekside Complex. It (1942-2010) of Arizona. animals, titled “One Trick was designed with the Melissa’s glass sculp- Pony” and “Sitatunga” help of the HV Land De- ture “Scissortail Flycatch- with negative and positive sign team (Andrew Volter er” was on exhibit in the spaces that have smooth and Troy Heath) and Bell garden and will now be bright polished surfaces. County Master Natural- on exhibit at the Salado He has cast sculptures ists and Gardeners under Public Library through that include figurative, the leadership of Becky November. “Scissortail” portraits, impression- Denton. is carved on 3/4” thick star ism, and wildlife and his The pocket gardens fire clear glass which is work can be found in the throughout are planted lightly tinted. collections of memorial with native and drought Dan Pogue parks, public and private tolerant vegetation that “I do not use my art to domains, universities, attracts wildlife. The speak to the public. My both internationally and Sculpture Garden will be- approach is not to tell a nationally. come certified as a Texas story or make a statement; Aaron Gist Wildscape, a habitat res- rather to use my art as a Growing up in Salado toration and conservation spontaneous outlet. It is in a family of artists, Aar- plan. Future ideas include intriguing to me to see on Gist received his Bach- a possible secret garden what impact my sculpture elor of Fine Arts at the for children. has on others,” states Dan University of Texas. He The garden is open for Pogue, an award winning has had experience as an the enjoyment of residents sculptor for well over 45 art teacher and art thera- and visitors and will fea- years from Marble Falls pist as well as being a full ture a rotation of work by where he sculpts in clay time artist. various artists as well as and casts his work in Working in several me- permanent placements. Sales tax down 11% in Salado While the state and year, the Village has re- 2010. The Library has re- Bell County both saw in- ceived $279,547.59, an ceived $212,173.61 in sales creases in their sales tax increase of 0.62 percent tax revenues compared to rebates in October, the over last year’s payments $203,151.23 paid through Village of Salado saw a of $277,812.47. October 2010. dramatic decrease of 11.19 Salado Public Library Bell County saw an percent in its sales tax re- District saw a modest increase of 6.25 percent bate this month. For the decrease in its sales tax in its sales tax revenues year, however, the Village revenues this month: this month: $1.15 million is running slightly ahead down 0.72 percent with compared to $1.08 million of last year. a payment of $17,749.36 last year. For the year, the The Village received compared to $17,878.34 County is running 1.62 $21,707.74 compared to received last year. For the percent ahead of last year: the $24,438.80 it was paid year, the Library District $11.85 million this year in October 2010. For the is 4.44 percent ahead of See Sales Tax, Page 12A salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Page 7A Eagles District 25-AAA Week 8 Season Standings Record District Points Opponent need win Lampasas Badgers 7-1 3-0 255 161 The Haire Shop Liberty Hill Panthers 6-2 3-0 195 102 Barber Beauty Body to get in Taylor Ducks 2-6 2-1 172 256 Salado Eagles 4-4 1-2 289 195 Formerly the Barber Barn It’s pretty simple at this Burnet Bulldogs 3-5 0-3 198 227 Tammy (254) 760-1990 point. The Salado Eagles Llano Yellowjackets 2-6 0-3 149 308 Lanell (254) 947-9004 must win this week and next to make the playoffs. Team Offense Rushing Passing Total Avg. Schanna (254) 421-5173 Salado will face the Lampasas 3,108 263 3,371 421.4 213 Mill Creek Dr. # 160 Celeste (254) 760-3059 worst defense in the dis- Salado 1,455 1,810 3,265 408.1 Tues - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. trict when the Taylor Liberty Hill 2,814 244 3,038 379.8 WALK-INS ACCEPTED APPOINTMENTS HONORED Ducks come to town 7:30 Burnet 1,157 927 2,084 297.7 p.m. Oct. 28. With wins Taylor 1,621 520 2,141 267.6 over Burnet and Llano, the Llano 1,143 946 2,089 261.1 Ducks have a better district record than Salado. Team Defense Rushing Passing Total Avg. But that is likely to Liberty Hill 755 925 1,680 210.0 change when Michael Lampasas 1,126 1,231 2,357 294.6 Richardson and his crew of Burnet (7 games) 1,525 744 2,269 324.1 receivers take to the field Salado 1,513 1,106 2,619 327.4 Animal Medical Salado for their final home game Llano 2,283 761 3,044 380.5 lInda qUIRk, dvM ken qUIRk, dvM of the year. Richardson is Taylor 1,613 1,433 3,046 380.8 hoURs the top-rated passer and I-35 & FM2115 phone(254) 947-8800 Mon-FRI salado Fax (254) 947-9200 7:30 a.M. - 5:30 p.M. Austin Silva and Peyton RESULTS OF OCT. 21, SCHEDULE FOR OCT. 28, www.saladovet.coM [email protected] sat 7:30-11:30 a.M. Best are the top receivers Salado 28 Lampasas 42 Taylor at Salado, 7:30 p.m. in the district. Taylor 41 Burnet 27 Llano at Burnet, 7:30 p.m. Taylor has given up Liberty Hill 38 Llano 0 Liberty Hill at Lampasas, 7:30 p.m. 3,046 yards in eight games, but has district wins over the hapless Llano Yel- District 25AAA Leaders Rushing Carries Yards Avg. TD Long lowjackets and the down- Jonathan Johnston,LH,Sr 123 1,060 8.62 8 81 and-out Burnet Bulldogs. SeCody Howard,Lampasas,Sr 144 987 6.85 10 89 Lampasas thumped Taylor Demone Belmarez,Burnet,Sr 140 727 5.19 5 40 41-14 in week two of dis- trict play. Passing Att-Comp % Yds Long Int TD With an overtime loss Michael Richardson (SHS, Jr.) 154-89 57.79 1,572 88 5 16 to Liberty Hill and a close Weston Cozby (BHS, Sr.) 105-65 61.90 670 39 5 8 loss to Lampasas, the Rhett Brooks (Llano, Jr.) 83-44 53.01 507 40 5 5 Eagles are looking to erase any doubt that they are a Receiving TC Yards Avg. TD Long play-off caliber team. Austin Silva (SHS, Sr.) 25 464 18.56 5 63 They get their first Peyton Best (SHS, Sr.) 214 458 19.08 7 85 chance against Taylor. Caden Connolly (BHS, Sr.) 16 142 8.88 1 39 Then comes Llano.

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Salado Junior High boys won the District Meet. Shown above are Front row l-r: Dan- Desserts iel Thoreson, Tyler Fischer, Dacen DePoy, Ty Sebesta, Peyton Kyburz, Nicky Biddle. Tea & Coffee Back row: Tyler Polston, Connor Matlock, Connor Hill, Dalton Westbrook, Austyn #296 Giacomozzi. (Photo by Jeannie Kendall) JH teams top two in District Salado Junior High teams did well in the Dis- trict Meet in Llano Oct. 19. The boys team won District outright with 23 points. This is the first time that they have beaten the Liberty Hill team. Lib- erty Hill was second with 62 points and Llano was third with 77 points. Daniel Thoreson won the gold medal individu- ally with a time of 11:53. Other individual results are these: Tyler Fischer, second, 12:13; Ty Sebesta, fifth, 12:29; Tyler Polston, sixth, 12:33; Austyn Gia- comozzi, ninth, 12:43. Also running were Peyton Kyburz, 13:06; Dacen De- poy, 14:01; Connor Hill, Salado Junior High Girls placed second in the District 14:05; Connor Matlock, Cross Country Meet. They are shown above: Front row 14:34 and Dalton West- l-r: China Saxton, Annie Ewton. Back row: Katy Ewton, brook. 16:02. Nicky Bid- Tabitha Mazo, Carli Grigsby, Madison Matsi, Katie dle was injured and unable Kendall. (Photo by Jeannie Kendall) to run third with 93 points. nie Ewton, 16th, 14:35 and The girls team took Earning points for Sal- Tabitha Mazo, 17th, 14:36. second place with 64 ado were Katey Ewton, Also running for Salado points behind Liberty eighth, 13:30; Katie Ken- were Carli Grigsby, 16:30 Hill, which won the meet dall, 10th, 13:44; China and Madison Matson, with 24 points. Llano was Saxton, 13th, 14:17; An- 18:07. Netters finish third Salado Lady Eagles ben had 20 kills, 1 ace, 3 varsity volleyball will face blocks, 21 digs; Kirstie Fredericksburg in the first McGillick, 14 kills, 1 ace, round of the 3A playoffs 2 blocks, 1 assist, 3 digs; after losing to Liberty Hill Lorna Payne, 10 kills, 1 on the road in five. ace, 2 digs; Sarah Toler, The Lady Eagles lost 8 kills, 6 assists, 2 blocks, 20-25, 25-14, 25-18, 22-25 16 digs; Kelsey Palomino, and 10-15. 2 kills, 1 ace, 45 assists, 4 Salado needed the win digs. in the final game of dis- Salado Lady Eagles trict to take second place Varsity Volleyball team outright in District 25-3A. came from behind to win YOUR PROPERTY TAXES JUST WENT UP. Liberty Hill finished in a 5 set match against the second place with a dis- Lampasas Badgers (25-20, OR HADN’T YOU HEARD? trict record of 8-2 behind 24-26, 22-25, 25-16, 15-7) Burnet’s Lady Bulldogs. Oct. 21. When local governments want to increase tax revenues, they Salado (26-9, 7-3) finished Salado’s Carling Ur- are required to publish notices in the newspaper so that you will know. But that right to know could disappear. in third place and faces ben had 19 kills, 2 aces, Fredericksburg in the first Local governmental entities across the state want to hide their 3 blocks, 1 assist, 18 digs; public notices on little seen, rarely visited government websites. round of the 3A playoffs. Kirstie McGillick, 10 What you don’t know will affect you personally! Salado Lady Eagles kills, 3 aces, 1 block, 1 as- Varsity Volleyball team sist, 17 digs; Lorna Payne, If it is not in the newspaper, beat the Llano Yellow- 8 kills, 2 blocks, 2 assists, you won’t know about it. jackets (25-16, 27-25, 22- 17 digs; Kelsey Palomino, 25, 25-8) Oct. 18 in a dis- 2 kills, 1 ace, 20 assists, trict game. Salado Village Voice 6 digs; Hanah Perkins, 1 your hometown newspaper since 1979 Salado’s Carling Ur- ace, 18 assists, 9 digs. Do you Shellac? Newest Nail Product Available Page 10A, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Gel Color Lampasas Badgers 2 weeks sweep garanteed under-varsity, junior high Eagles JV Red 21 early in the third quarter Dane Hankamer com- following the score. On of 35 yards. He also had a for 7 yards, with Parker Lampasas 28 but just fell short, losing pleted a 30 yard pass to the next play, Kase Spears two point conversion run. Seaton for 12 yards and After being held score- to the Lampasas Badgers (colorChase Crenwelge only) for the caught a lateral from Han- Jace Habiger and Kyle with Jake Harvey for 21 less in the first half, for JV 21-28 on Oct.$15 20. The Eagles first score (extra kamer and threw across King led the defense in yards. Richardson also the first time all year, loss drops Salado to 6-2 point was missed). The the field to Dakota Creasy. tackles. Mason Taylor and carried the ball for 8 yards the SaladoSerenity74 Van junior Bibber varsity on Spathe year and 2-1 in dis947-- Eagles 8 gambled 833 and re- The ball bounced off of Ryan Bradley were stand- on the scoring drive. Eagles began a comeback trict play. covered an onsides kick Creasy’s hands and Jack outs on the offensive line. Defensively. Alan Bloomer caught the de- SJH 8th 0 Sirois had four tackles. flection and then raced LJH 8th 8 While on defense, Mark into the end zone for a Salado eighth grad- Richardson broke up two 40 yard touchdown. Dane ers were shut out by the passes. Do you Shellac? Hankamer found Dakota Lampasas Badgers eighth SJH 7th White 0 Creasy in the end zone for grade squad Oct. 20. 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A missed field goal a fumble, which was re- a 10 yard illegal use of 74 Van Bibber left the game tied. covered by corner back Ty hands penalty. In the sec- The Eagles found them- Sebesta for Salado. ond quarter, he ran for 23 selves down 14 late in the Offensively, there yards on a second down. fourth quarter when they weren’t many bright spots, In the fourth quarter, C.A.R.S. scored on a 2 yard run by but Quarterback Tyler Shearer gained 31 yards Hankamer. The score was Armstrong had a 15 yard within the last five plays. set up by a nice catch and run in the first quarter and Defensively, Noah C o l e m a n a u t o R e s t o R at i o n systems run by Kase Spears. A Wide receiver Tyler Fi- Barker had a tackle for desperation onsides was escher had a 12 yard run loss in the first quarter o n e C a l l d o e s i t a l l tried but not recovered by in the fourth quarter. and Tanner Vander Plas the Eagles. Lightfoot was the out- sacked the quarterback in (254) 933-7400 1914 S. 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Treatment of Gum Disease 412 N. Dalton (Hwy 95) www.willobell.com Bartlett, TX 76511 or email us for a free brochure at (254) 527-3371 [email protected] Bell County salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011, Page 11A Newcomers have full schedule for Deanna’s Floral Deanna’s Floral November 947-0222 947-0222 The Bell County New- Salado’s Full Service Florist Full Service Florist comer Club announces ac- tivities for November: Since 1993 Deliveries Made Daily Nov. 2: Monthly Lun- Deliveries Made Daily cheon at Wildflower Arrangements | Plants | Balloons | Wreaths 417 North Main Street #103 Gift, Fruit and Candy Baskets for every ocassion Country Club - 11 a.m. Next to McCains Call 613-4124. Popcorn 417 North Main #103 Next to McCains Bridge at Garden Estates 1-4 p.m. Call 933-1649 Nov. 4: Mah Jongg is played at Sammons Center in Temple from 1-4 p.m. Call 780 3194 for info. Nov. 7: A Stitchin Time Sewing - 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Call 933-2479. Nov. 8: Valentine Bridge from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Garden Estates. Call 939-5356. Game Day 1-4 p.m. Call 774-9834. Nov. 9: Pinochle from 1-4 p.m. at Belton Senior Tue - Sat Center. Call 421-4051 for info. Leaza Nov. 10: Career Wom- 947-9001 en, 5:30 p.m., making Tapestry Christmas Orna- Kelli ments. Call 598-6768 for Nancy Elliott, a former president of the Salado United Methodist Church Gar- 947-8582 Your Hair.Appointments Your Style. Necessary info. den Guild, is shown above modeling fashions at last year’s Garden Guild Lun- Nov. 11: Mah Jongg at cheon and Style Show. This year, the Style Show will feature fall and holiday Sammons Center in Tem- fashions complete with accessories from Christy’s of Salado and Magnolia’s ple from 1-4 p.m. Call of Salado. The ensembles will be modeled by ladies from Salado Methodist Free Feather 780 3194. Trailblazers at Church. Tickets are still available for the Nov. 5 Garden Guild Style Show and with Highlights Confederate Park. Meet at Luncheon. The holiday event transitions thoughts to celebrations of Thanksgiv- 9:30 a.m. at Miller Springs ing and Christmas with its theme of “Let Heaven and Nature Sing.” The annu- Nature Center to Carpool. al event will be held at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 5 at Salado United Methodist Church, NEW LOCATION After hike, eat at a local 650 Royal Street. Tickets are $17 each and door prize tickets are $5 each or restaurant. Call 986-7921. three for $10. You may purchase tickets by calling 947-5596 or 947-5482. 213 Salado Plaza Drive TGIF Lunch at BJ’s at Special door prizes provided by the Garden Guild members and Christmas music 11:30 a.m. Call 771 0773. presented by Mary and Sean Hale will make the occasion a fun-filled way to begin Nov. 12: Couples Night the holiday LASTOVICA Out at Taqueria Mexicano Fine Jewelers, Inc. Grill in Belton 6 p.m. Call 780-3534 or 231-3101 . “Known for Service” Nov. 13: Couples Prompt In-Store Jewelry Repairs Bridge 6:30-9:30 p.m. Diamond Sales • Custom Casting • Diamond at Wildflower House in October is Appraisal • Watch Repair • Diamond Setting Temple. Call 780 2322. Jewelry Repair Nov. 14: Bookworms Goblin Good 1202 S 31st St. & Ave. L • Temple 2-4 p.m. Call 947 0899 . 1110 N. Robertson Road 773-5772 Nov. 15: Bunko 1:30 at Salado Sonic p.m.. Call 760 3213. Nose 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. In A Book from 1-3. Call Open ‘till 11 p.m. Fri & Sat 780-2114 for info. Tuesday Nov. 16: Popcorn Johnnie’s Cleaners Bridge 1-4 p.m. at Garden 1/2 price Burger* Night & Tailors Estates. Call 933 1649. *single patty burgers only - add ons extra Nov. 17 Casual Coffee Breakfast Burritos Alterations & Full Service Dry Cleaning 10 a.m.-noon. Call 771- 2227 . Fiesta Steak Wacky Pack Wednesday New Location behind Salado Sonic Nov. 18: Mah Jongg Steak & Egg Inside Salado Creek Outfitters every day at Sammons Ultimate Meat & Cheese $1.99 Wacky Packs 1109 West Village Road Center in Temple 1-4 p.m. 5 p.m. - Close 254-778-2408 254-770-0355 Call 780 3194. Nov. 21: Canasta from 1-4 p.m.. Call 742-2914 . Nov. 22: Valentine BridgE 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Every Day at Garden Estates. Call Happy Hour 2-5 939 5356 . Nov. 25: Mah Jongg is 1/2 price Sonic Drinks* *ice cream drinks not included played every day at Sam- mons Center in Temple from 1-4. Call 780-3194. Nov. 28: Afternoon Nothing but Treats at Sonic • 24 Hour Care Book Club from 1-3 p.m. • Personal Care Services Call 742 1600 for info. Halloween Night 2 for $1 Corn Dog Nov. 30: Fun Lunch at • Medication Management Cracker Barrel at 11:30 • Meals and Snacks a.m. Call 791 4312 or 760 • “Life In Motion” Engagement Program 3213 for info. Newcomers is a non- • DAY STAY and RESPITE CARE profit organization for women living in Bell Certified Alzheimer’s Assisted Living County fewer than three years. 4257 Lowes Drive, Temple, TX 76502 Visit www.bellcoun- (254) 773-3081 Lic. # 124896 tynewcomers.com. Page 12A salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011

Jenna Kaci Fritsch becomes Mrs. Garret Chayse Quarles Fritsch weds Quarles Oct. 15 in Austin Jenna Kaci Fritsch McConnaughhay of Pid- Salado. of Houston, and Garret coke Baptist Church. The Sam Sliva of Austin was Chayse Quarles of Hous- ceremony was a double the Best Man. Grooms- ton were wed October 15, ring ceremony followed men were Justin Vaclavick 2011 in a double ring cer- by a reception at Four Sea- of Houston, Cody Bloss- emony, overlooking lake sons Patio. man of Waco, JBrent Cox Austin at the Four Seasons Given in marriage by of Houston, Matt Fritsch Hotel in Austin. her parents, the bride wore of College Station, and Jenna is the daughter a designer gown, Anna Jeremy Grimm of Austin. of of Sandra Jones of Pid- Maier Couture-Duchess Ring bearer way Ryder coke, and Gregory Allen satin column gown with Gillespie of Round Rock. Fritsch of Salado. She is a asymmetrically draped Hostess greeting guest graduate of the University skirt-soft white swar- was Candace Clayton. of Mary Hardin Baylor voski crystal pendant and Seating guests were Adri- with a degree in Business hair piece. The bouquet enne Garay of Kemeh, Management and is em- was hand sewn by Ginny Noah Marburger of Austin ployed by Colliers Inter- Swalley at Creative Inno- and John Peden of Hous- national Real Estate Firm vations in Salado. It con- ton. as an Executive Marketing sisted of white rose petals The rehearsal dinner Coordinator. encompassed in satin far- was given by Ramona Garret is the son of bric, held together with the Taylor and Tim Quarles at Ramona Taylor of Tem- grooms’ late grandmoth- the Moonshine Restaurant ple, and Tim Quarles of ers’, broach. Ginny was in in Austin. Bridal Brunch Runaway Bay. He is a charge of all the wedding was given by Sandra Jones graduate of Texas State event floral designs. and Betty Taylor at the University with a Bach- Brooke Clayton of Col- Max’s Wine Dive in Aus- elor of Science Degree lege Station acted as Maid tin. Post wedding brunch specializing in Urban and of Honor. Bridesmaids was given by Lori and Rural Development/Mar- including Haley Gillespie Greg Fritsch at the Four keting and is employed by of Round Rock, Hanna Seasons Hotel. Hoover Material as a Fab- Griffin and Hayden Grif- After a wedding trip to rication Supervisor. fin, both of Salado, Mea- Belize, Central America, SMALL & EXOTIC ANIMAL MEDICINE The couple were united gan Johnston of Belton, the couple will reside in in marriage by Pastor Don and Lauren Mewhinney of Houston. SURGERY & WELLNESS EXAMS Vaccinations • Spay/Neuter • Bathing/Boarding FROM Page 6A Dentistry • Microchipping Sales tax and $11.65 million in 2010. ness spending, especially Combs sent Septem- Heartworm Flea & Tick Preventatives Texas Comptroller in the oil and gas-related ber sales tax allocations Susan Combs said that sectors. Consumer sec- totaling $505.2 million state sales tax revenue in tors like restaurants and to cities, counties, transit September was $1.76 bil- retail trade were also up. systems and special pur- Salado Veterinary Hospital lion, up 11.8 percent com- The recovery in Texas has pose taxing districts, up Jon Kendall, D.V.M. Aaron Schultze, D.V.M. Tammy Heerkens, D.V.M. pared to September 2010. brought sales tax collec- 13.9 percent compared to “Texas sales tax collec- tions almost back to peak October 2010. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. tions have now increased 2008 levels, however the The sales tax fig- Sat. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. (254) 947-8058 for 18 straight months,” near-term outlook remains ures represent sales that Combs said. “All sec- clouded due to the uneven occurred in August. IH 35 & FM 2484 tors showed increases in performance of the U.S. www.saladovet.myvetonline.com September, led by busi- economy.” salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011, Page 13A Dachshund Races Barking Oaks Pet Resort Oct. 29 3 p.m. Early Registration $5 Day of Race $8 (254) 778-2275 4153 Shallow Ford West RD Howl-O-Ween Oct. 27 Dog Party UMHB Concert Choir presents ‘Blessings from the Skies” The University of Mary Titled “Blessings from Monteverdi, Villa-Lobos, burst is the work that made Barking Oaks Pet Resort Hardin-Baylor’s Concert the Skies,” the program Morten Lauridsen, with Whitacre a superstar in 4153 Shallow Ford West RD, Temple Choir will present its Fall features music written spirituals by John Work the choral world,” Roue- Concert at 7:30 p.m. Oct. about the sun and the and Keith Hampton. ché continued, “and audi- 2 - 5 p.m. OCT 29 27 in Manning Chapel (in- moon, rain, storms, and “The highlight of the ences are always mesmer- side in the Meyer Chris- light. Representative com- program is Eric Whita- ized by the experience.” Costume Contest tian Studies building.) posers include Haydn, cre’s Cloudburst. “Cloud- Haunted Kennel Ordinance No. 2011. 05 Door Prizes Village of Salado County of Bell State of Texas (254) 778-2275 October 20, 2011 SOLICITATION ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF SALADO DECLARING CERTAIN UNPERMITED THE PLAY YARD SOLICITATIONS BY ITINERANT VENDORS TO BE A NUISANCE, ENACTING SOLICITATION REGULATIONS, AND REPEALING SOLICITATION ORDINANCE NO. 2008.03 AND ITS AMENDMENTS AND REPLACING WITH THIS ORDINANCE, AND PROVIDING FOR THE INFANT CENTER FOLLOWING: FINDINGS OF FACT; A POPULAR NAME; PURPOSE; DEFINITIONS; Christian Preschool GENERAL PROHIBITIONS; LICINSING REQUIREMENTS; A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; NOW ENROLLING CHILDREN EFFECTIVE DATE; ENFORCEMENT INCLUDING CRIMINAL FINES NOT TO EXCEED $500 AND CIVIL PENALTIES NOT TO EXCEED $100 PER OFFENSE AND INJUNCTIVE RELIEF; 6 WEEKS TO 17 MONTHS AND PROPER NOTICE AND OPEN MEETING mention this ad get $25 off registration fee WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the Village of Salado is committed to protecting Village citizens from the harassment, annoyance, shabby merchandise and questionable services commonly associated with certain (254) 947-1153 itinerant vendors and vagrant merchants; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen seeks to keep the public rights-of-way free of clutter and the visual distractions that Owners Ronnie & Staci Schoepf often accompany certain merchants soliciting customers along streets and roadways; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen finds that certain itinerant vendors constitute a public nuisance worthy of government regulation; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen has the general statutory authority, pursuant to Texas Local Government Code Brisket Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que Chapter 54, to adopt an ordinance, rule or police regulation that is for the good government, peace, and order 702 E. Central • Belton of the Village; and Sausage Pork (254) 939-1151 WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen has the specific statutory authority, pursuant to Texas Local Government Code Chicken Chapter 217, to prevent and punish a person engaging in a breach of the peace and to suppress and prevent Turkey WE CATER Your Place or Ours any noise or disturbance in any public or private place in the Village; and Sirloin schoepfsbbq.com NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the Village of Salado, Texas: 1. INTRODUCTION

A. POPULAR NAME SALADO CLEANERS This Ordinance shall commonly be referred to as the “Solicitation Ordinance." Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations B. FINDINGS OF FACT 1209 N. Stagecoach All of the above premises are hereby found to be true and correct legislative and factual findings of the Board of Aldermen 254-947-7299 of the Village of Salado and are hereby approved and incorporated into the body of this Ordinance as if copied in their 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat entirety. Leather & Suede Cleaned C. PURPOSE It is the intent and purpose of this Ordinance to protect residents and other citizens of Salado from unscrupulous transient Wash & Fold merchants. (Next to the Library) D. SCOPE This Ordinance provides regulatory standards throughout the Village’s incorporated municipal boundaries (i.e., city limits).

4. ENFORCEMENT A. Nuisance The Village shall have the power to administer and enforce the provisions of this Ordinance as may be required by governing law. Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance is subject to suit for injunctive relief as well as prosecution for criminal violations. Any violation of this Ordinance is hereby declared to be a nuisance.

B. Criminal Prosecution Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500.00) per offense. Each day that a provision of this Ordinance is violated shall constitute a separate offense. An offense under this Ordinance is a misdemeanor.

www.devereauxjewelers.com salado Page 14A, Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Community St. Stephen St. Joseph’s Catholic Teachers seeking Episcopal Church Religious Education Chapel Classes items to use for K thru 12th Holy Eucharist 6 - 7:30 p.m. Sun. • 11 a.m. Wednesday class projects Mass Thomas Arnold Ele- or a griddle, Simple board Schedule mentary and Salado Inter- games (elementary), CD Saturday • 5:30 p.m. mediate School Teachers’ Player, Gears, Puzzles Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. Wish List. Do you have (elementary), LEGO’s. or call to set up appointment these things lying around According to elementa- Sunday gathering dust? You could ry principal Lisa Nix, the (English) 9 a.m. put them to good use and school has “a few teachers (Spanish) 10:30 a.m. help a teacher. who would like LEGOs so Office Hours: Check out this list and we are running a “LEGO Every day contact the schools or take Drive.” Send in sets or 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. the items to the campus send in a baggie full. We 939-1033 Ayden Dwaine Arias was born at 10:54 p.m. October office. will take as many as you 601 FM 2268 11, 2011 at Metroplex Hospital in Killeen. He is the behind Fletcher’s Book Store Thomas Arnold El- can spare even if it is ten 947-8037 son of Shea and Kimberli Arias, of Salado. He mea- ementary Wish List: lego blocks. They will add N. Main Street [email protected] sured 20 inches in length and weighed 7 lbs., 4.8 oz. Stuffed animals, Alphabet up.” His father Shea graduated from Salado High School bingo/number bingo, clear Salado Intermediate in 2007 and his mother Kimberli graduated from SHS plastic bins (medium size), School is asking for com- in 2009. Grandparents are Melody Johnson of Salado Play-Doh and Play-Doh fortable arm chairs/bean and Dwaine and Tammy Barton of Salado. Welcome tools, Cord for a griddle bags. to Salado Ayden Dwaine! Fall Farm Day Festival held in Waco Oct. 29 The Salado Church of Christ World Hunger Relief, farm, hayrides, children’s Live music will be played The Village Store will ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His Inc. will host its Fall Farm art activities, and dem- throughout the day, along be open all day, and offers truth, Showing His love.’ Day Festival from 9 a.m.-4 onstrations and items for with a special presenta- fairly-traded food, art, and p.m. Oct. 29. sale from local artisans. tion at 12:30 by Sovannara crafts from around the There will be farm- Plants, grass-fed meat, Moch, entitled “Hunger & world. Educational and fresh food, tours of the and seeds will be for sale. Human Trafficking”. informational booths will also be featured. World Hunger Relief, Inc. is a non-profit Chris- “We invite you to worship tian organization dedi- with us at any available cated to the alleviation opportunity. You will find 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado of hunger throughout the a group of sincere, God- world through training in sustainable agriculture loving and Christ-exalting Service starts at 10 a.m. techniques, hunger aware- people, who will make you Team Roping Series ness education, and partic- feel at home with our church ipation in holistic commu- Sept 11, Oct 9 & Nov 20 family. nity development projects POC Johnny Koenig (512) 635-2087 -Joe Keyes, minister around the world. Mark Tubbs (254) 534-3661 Follow the signs to World Hunger Relief, Inc. World Hunger Relief is lo- Sunday Fall Play Day Series Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Barrel Race Series cated at 356 Spring Lake Evening Worship • 6 p.m. Sept 17, Oct 22 & Nov 12 Sept 25, Oct 16 & Oct 6 Rd in Waco. Spanish Worship • 4 p.m. POC Ann Reeves (254) 624-3825 POC Tina Butler (254) 718-9824 Information about Wednesday Sidney Pruett (254) 493-8956 Denise Ralston (254) 931-0116 WHRI can also be found Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. at: www.worldhungerre- IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. (254) 947-7211 [email protected] lief.org NEGATIVE COGGINS REQUIRED AT ALL EVENTS 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org

Always take a flashlight. Trick-or-treat in a group and never alone. Be extra-cautious of cars when walking at night. Take a planned route and don't wander off the path. Presbyterian Church of Salado Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor 10 A.M. Sunday Worship

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...Then God said, “Let the waters abound with an abundance of living creatures...” So God created great sea creatures and every living thing Obituaries that moves, with which the waters abounded... And God saw that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, “Be fruitful and multiply, June Campbell Wilson. and CEO of a large credit and fill the waters in the seas...” June Campbell, 103, Memorials maybe union which she managed made to the Salado Fire until her retirement. of Salado, formerly of GENESIS 1: 20-22 Henderson, Texas, passed Department or your fa- Her remains were cre- away October 20, 2011, at vorite charity. Online mated and placed next to the home of her daughter condolences can be made her late husband in the in Salado. at www.heartfieldfuneral- Masonic section of a cem- She was born in Pine home.com. etery in Corpus Christi, Hill, Texas on Novem- Texas. ber 18, 1907, to Dr. John Dossman Franklin and Virginia Holleman Rousseau. Funeral Home She graduated from Sharon Jungman 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 Beckville High School “In Service to our fellow man...” Copeland and attended Kidd Key Funeral services for College, a then prestigious Sharon Jungman Cope- music college for young land, 63, of Salado have women in Sherman, Tex- been set for 2 p.m. Oct. as. 27 at Heartfield Funeral On December 23, Home Chapel in Belton 1933, she married Lloyd with Rev. Arthur Wash- Walton Campbell. They burn officiating and Alan were married for 54 years. Haire doing the Eulogy. They lived in various Interment will follow in locations around Texas Salado Cemetery. while Lloyd was employed Sharon was born in Artilla Patton with the Texas Highway Bexar County on Febru- Artilla Patton 91 Department. They settled ary 25, 1948 to the late passed away on October in Austin, living there 25 Patrick John and Leila 14, 2011, after an extended years before moving to Youngson Jungman. She illness. She passed away Marshall, and then Hen- married Joe Lynn Cope- in a nursing home in St. derson, Texas. land, Sr. on February 15, Louis, MO. Wherever they lived, 1963 in Austin. He pre- She was a member June taught music in ceded her in death on July of Salado First Baptist church preschools and 1, 2007. She was baptized Church. kindergartens. at the First Baptist Church A memorial service She was a member of in Florence. will be held at Salado First the Salado United Meth- Sharon was a home- Baptist Church 2 p.m. Oct. odist Church. maker, licensed realtor, 28 Dr. W. D. Broadway She is preceded by her and a partner with her hus- will officiate. husband, her parents and band in the trucking busi- Artilla Patton was all her brothers and sis- ness. born June 27, 1920 to ter. She is survived by her Survivors include her Mina McNeese Horton daughters Patty Campbell son, Joe Lynn Copeland and Charlie Horton. She of Salado and Kay Camp- Jr. and wife Ashleigh of married Benny Cameron bell of Fayetteville, Ar- Salado; a sister, Sheila Patton on July 21, 1939. kansas, her grandchildren Kemp and husband H.P. To this union was born Taylor Tisdale of Castle of Salado; four grandchil- two children Benny Floyd www.fbcsalado.org Rock, Colorado, and Traci dren, Cody, Cole and Jes- (Biff) Patton and Gwen- Holmes of Monte Vista, sica Copeland, and Garett dolyn (Gwen) Patton (254) 947-5465 Colorado and four great Qualey; and two nephews, Bowling. Both children Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor grandchildren. Donald Haire and wife survive her. Services will be held Tammy and Alan Haire Also surviving are SUNDAY WEDNESDAY in Henderson, Texas at a and wife Angie and their four grandchildren, eight 8:30 a.m. 1st Service 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal later date. respective families. great-grand-children and 6 p.m. WEBS Broecker Funeral Classic Worship Pallbearers will be one great great grand- A classic blend accompanied (Wed. Evening Bible Study) Home in Salado is in Alan Haire, Donald Haire, child. charge of arrangements. by our pianists, orchestra 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 2 – grade 6) Larry Copeland, Phil Mc- Two sisters Irma Ver- members and worship choir 6 p.m. Bible Drill (grade 4 – 8) Guire, Bubba Moffat, Joe non, formerly of Salado, 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study Jackson, and Kevin Car- and Ruth Westberry of 6:30 p.m. Youth Activities Fun and Science nd roll. Honorary pallbearers Oklahoma; one brother 11:00 a.m. 2 Service 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal Education for will be H.P. Kemp, Velda Charles E. Horton of Contemporary Worship Carroll, Fred Gottschalk, Belton are also among A contemporary mix led by school children Hank Hightower, Elwood survivors. our praise band Sutton, Byron Goode, Artilla attended public UMHB Science Edu- Orville Evans, Mary- schools and after her chil- cation Resource Center lyn Ragsdale, Rosemary dren were out of public (SERC) will host a fun Bookman, Orb Cabiness, school she worked her way filled “Science Saturday” Benny Carroll and Peggy up to become president Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor for elementary and mid- 5798 FM 2484 dle school age children 9 254-947-5917 a.m.-noon Oct. 29. Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon Attendees will get a Share your news with the Youth Pastor, Chris Knotts chance to perform “hands Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely on” science activities at community. GraceBCSalado.org various stations includ- ing Biology, Chemistry, Send your church activ- Mathematics, Physics, Robotics (Computer Sci- ity, wedding, anniver- ence) and Psychology. Come join us this Sunday morning Psychology Activities: sary, engagement, new- Mind-bending optical il- lusions, common myths of born announcements with as we worship Jesus together! psychology, and test your memory. photos to the Editor: Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults Chemical Demonstra- 11:00 a.m. Worship service tion presentations of dry 6:00 p.m. Evening activities ice and liquid nitrogen Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer will also be part of the [email protected] RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, days activities. Upstairs youth ministry Salado Page 16A Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Well-spoken SHS students do well against large schools floral department your hometown - full service florist The Salado Speech and 947-8922 Debate team competed at Anderson TFA Meet on COURAGE Oct. 21-22. Twenty-two 4A and 5A schools com- october is breast cancer awareness month peted at the meet; Salado • PINK ROSES was the only small school • BOUQUETS to compete. • BALLOONS Sophomore Sydney Walter placed third in • GIFTABLES Daily Delivery in Salado Domestic Extemp. Given her results in the last two SALADO EAGLES gear meets, Sydney is now Sydney Walter Rachel Evans, Abigail Sullivan, Amy Manna Shirts | Stadium Seats qualified for the Texas Fo- Blankets | Jackets rensic Association State ans and Freshman Abigail were undefeated at the NLD debate. Headwear Meet to be held at Ama- Sullivan closed finals in meet, 6-0. Sullivan was The team will compete rillo High School March Novice Lincoln Douglas also named top speaker. next at the Pflugerville A portion of every Salado Eagle 1-3, 2012. Gear purchase is donated to Debate, placing first and Sophomore Amy Manna UIL meet on Nov. 5. Salado Schools Freshman Rachel Ev- second respectfully. Both reached quarterfinals in Salado Creek Outfitters 1109 West Village Road (254) 947-8239 FROM Page 8A behind Sonic Eagles clock. The defense forced in six plays, highlighted the first half. ran for 10 yards to set up a fourth down and 5 at the by passes of 12 yards and The Badgers drove 51 a first and goal before The office of Dr. Mary Evers D.O. Salado 27 yard line, but 37 yards from Richardson yards in seven plays with Swinford scored from just jumped offsides to give to Owens to move the ball Brandon Scott account- inside the Salado 10 yard (512) 868-9800 Lampasas a first down. deep in Badger territory. ing for 37 yards on three line with 8:14 left in the Swinford bulled over the Best took a reverse for a 14 straight running plays, game. The score marked Specializing in Medical and Surgical right tackle and scored yard touchdown, breaking including the scoring run the first time that Lam- Skin Disease and Skin Cancer from 10 yards out. Lam- a tackle in the back field of 8 yards. Scott tied the pasas held the lead in the pasas failed on the extra and another at the 5. But game at 14 when he kept game. 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Simmons kicked for a field and running wide left a 64 yard touchdown with The Eagles drove 66 yards 14-6 lead with 3:45 left in for the PAT. 7:16 left to play to knot the Salado might have game at 28-28. taken a halftime lead when Lampasas answered Richardson threw a deep two minutes later with the pass to an open Owens, one yard fumble recovery but the ball bounced off run into the endzone at his hands and the teams 5:03 to take a 35-28 lead. went to the lockers tied at The Eagles were 14-14. stopped on the next series The Eagles opened due to a five yard sack by the third quarter with a Galbraith on third down 30 yard kick off return to set up the ill-fated long by Cameron Wong to set pass on fourth down with up an eight play scoring 2:53 left in the game. drive. Richards spread the Every single yard of ball among Owens, Silva Lampasas offense came and Wong before hitting on the ground, 351 yards. Ryan Simmons for an The Eagles had most 18 yard touchdown on a of their yards in the air as fourth down and 1. Sim- Richardson threw 18-of- mons added the kick for 30 for 257 yards and R. the 21-14 lead. Simmons added a 9 yard A squib kick gave the pass. The Eagles also had Badgers a short field and 39 yards on the ground, Lampasas drove 55 yards most of it from Best (3-18 in five plays, aided in yards) and Richardson part by a costly 15 yard (11-18 yards). penalty. Swinford would Silva led the receiving score on a 20 yard run corp with 120 yards on through the Eagle defense six catches. Owens had with 5:46 left in the third four catches for 72 yards, quarter. Simmons had four catches After being forced into for 33 yards. and Best had a punt, the Eagles stopped three catches for 19 yards. Lampasas early in the Salado Defensive Stats: fourth quarter on a fourth Cameron Wong, 4 Solo down and 2 at Salado’s 35 Tackle (Solo), 1 Assisted yard line. Tackle (AT); Joe Owens, But Salado could not 1 Solo; Austin Silva, 3 convert the opportunity Solo, 8 AT, Knocked as Lampasas cornerback Down Pass (KDP); Peyton Ray Galbraith twice in a Best, 1 Solo, 4 AT; Jim row knocked Richardson Wentrcek, 4 Solo, 8 AT; down as he was throw- Davis Little, 15 AT; Mar- ing the ball. A bad snap shall Mann, 5 Solo, 10 AT; on the punt and a quick Ryan Simmons, 2 Solo, 3 kick of just 22 yards gave AT; Trey Mohler, 1 Solo, the Badgers the ball at 3 AT; Reece Nicholson, their own 40 yard line. 1 AT; Marcos Mendoza, Secody Howard, the lead- 2 AT; Blake Nash, 3 AT; ing rusher in district, had Sam Barrett, 1 Solo, 4 AT; been silenced for much David Daniel, 1 Solo, 4 of the game, but moved AT, TFL; Billy Golding, 3 the ball deep into Salado Solo, 6 AT; Sam Popple, 1 territory on three straight Solo, 6 AT. runs up the middle. Scott Calendar of Events Salado Pages 2-3B Shopping Map of Salado Village Guide Pages 4-5B Section B Salado Village Voice•October 27, 2011 • 8 Pages• Shopping, Dining, Overnight, Events 39 Steps continues Combine Alfred Hitch- cock, Monty Python, Charlie Chaplin, the Marx Brothers, Nazi spies, un- derwear salesmen and a cast of four professional actors playing 140 dif- ferent characters and you get “The 39 Steps,” adapted by Patrick Bar- low. The play continues its weekend run at Sala- do’s Silver Spur Theater through Nov. 5. At right, Tony Blackman and Stet- son Gilchrest confront Grainger Esch and Karen Ewton in a scene from “The 39 Steps.” a farce. For information, visit Ki Ki Creations www.saladosilverspur. com or call 254-947- Texas Style & Unique Jewelry 3456. Diamonds by the Yard Custom Settings • Colored Diamonds (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) Kinky Friedman’s 2nd 106 North Main Street Salado (254) 855-5538 Private Showings OPEN DAILY OPEN DAILY annual Monster Ball #3 Old Town Salado (254) 307-8773 #3 Old Town Salado (254) 307-8773 at The Springs Music Hall Kinky Friedman is Guests can expect because of its cigar-friend- bringing thrilling enter- drink specials all night ly smoking environment, Chapel and limousine available tainment to Salado with and a chance to win $200 variety of cigars including by the day or by the hour his 2nd Annual Monster for best costume. an assortment of Kinky Ball held at The Springs Kinky will make an brand cigars, bar, food Call Rick at 254.718.0680 The Famous TheEmail [email protected] Famous www.caliberoak.com Music Hall 7 p.m.-2 a.m. appearance and also be menu, big screen televi- Oct. 28. promoting the Kinky sions and relaxed atmo- The night will feature Friedman Cigar Lounge. sphere. The building is Christmas Christmaslive music from an ElStore- The Lounge officially over 150 years old and as vis impersonator and the opened in August and sits rich in history as Salado The Pizza Place Beatles tribute band, Hard next to The Springs Music itself. Store 947-0022 Nights Day. Hall. It is unique to Salado The Springs is a his- Open Daily 11 to 8 25% - 50% off toric property sitting on 14 presented by International Business Liquidators acres of lush green grass, We will be in 200 year old oak trees Trees Lighting Garland Angels and springs that create a costume Saturday! murmuring creek which Wreaths Ornaments Decorations crosses the property be- Royal Street • 947-8209 Come vote for the fore joining the legendary NEW COOKS NEW RECIPES Salado Creek. 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(254) 307-8773 #3 Old Town Salado Christmaspresented by International Business LiquidatorsStore Page 2B, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Salado Calendar of Events Every Monday ciety board of directors 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. Municipal Building, 301 AlexAnder’s distillery Salado Masonic meeting, 6 p.m. at Salado All interested community Stagecoach Rd. Lodge #296 practice, Civic Center. members and volunteers Fridays 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge 90 hird ondays are invited to attend. Live music beginning Where HOT-AS-HELL-ITY T M N. Church St., except on Salado ISD Board of econd and ourth at 6 p.m. at The Lounge, Becomes HOSPITALITY. . . S F Stated or Called Meeting Trustees meeting, 6 p.m. upstairs at The Range. Wednesdays nights. Salado Civic Center, un- Come cool off with us! Salado Lions Club, First Fridays less otherwise noted. Food, drink, fun! Mondays through 11:30 a.m., Salado Civic Keep Salado Beau- November 28 Every Tuesday Center, luncheon meet- tiful work day at the Creativity 101 Salado Rotary Club, ing. Green Bridge, beginning Intimate, upscale bar at Inn on the Creek Classes – Visual Arts 11:30 a.m., Stagecoach Thursdays at 8 a.m. and Performance at Inn Restaurant. Ladies night for all Fourth Friday Salado Silver Spur Arts Every Tuesday the working girls at Fourth Friday Gospel Academy. Home school Salado Community Gypsy’s Closet. Gypsy’s Singing at Cedar Valley Fine Dining this Friday students (2:30 p.m.-3:30 Chorus practice, 6 p.m., Closet will remain open Baptist Church, begin- p.m.), Ages 4-8 (3:30 Salado Civic Center, un- until 6 p.m. on Thursday ning at 7 p.m. 8 miles Kalamata Olive Tapenade with Baguette p.m.-4:30 p.m.), Ages 9 less otherwise noted. evenings, so come by and west of Salado on FM and up (4:30pm-5:30pm). Caprese Salad with very uesday enjoy a glass of wine and 2843. Potluck dinner Fresh Pesto $160 for eight sessions, E T Weekly Yoga class after work shopping. served. Grilled Beef Tenderloin ninth session free. $25 with Espanola Sauce 6:30 p.m. at Salado hursdays aturdays for individual sessions T S ~ OR ~ Wine Seller, 841 N. Ladies night at Recycling program, Italian Stuffed Pork (reservations required, Main St., info tiffyor- Salado Creek Winery, 9 a.m.-noon on the Loin Chef Denice prepares an no drop-ins. For registra- Mushroom Risotto [email protected]. 227 N. Main St., 254-947- grounds of the Salado elegant four course meal. tion or more information Grilled Italian Veg- 9000, www.saladoswirl- Arts Workshop, 113 etables Call 947-5554 on the class schedule, Second Tuesday **** for Dining Reservations. Community Emer- andsip.com. Salado Plaza Drive. Tiramisu call 254-947-3456, or go to www.SilverSpurArts. gency Response Team Thursdays Saturdays Boutique Inn • Gourmet Restaurant • Bar com. of Salado (CERTS) Singer and songwriter Yoga classes at the meeting, 6:30 p.m. at circle at The Springs Old Salado Springs Cel- First Mondays the Municipal Building, Restaurant. ebration Center. Classes Salado Historical So- First Thursday begin at 10 a.m. and 11 Chisholm Trail a.m. Furniture & Decor American Business Saturdays Leather Sofas • Recliners • Dining Sets Woman’s Association Live music at Salado Large showroom with items for every room in your home meeting, 6 p.m. at Mc- Creek Winery and Vine- Cain’s Bakery, N. Main yard, 6-9 p.m. 254.947.5554 Save on Street at Van Bibber Saturdays Quality Lane. Dinner Cost: $15 Live Music at Rising Center Circle, Salado Barclay McCort 947-3617. www.inncreek.com • Fodor’s Best B&B Stay UPSCALE INTERIOR CONSIGNMENTS Star Vineyards. 7-9:30 Diamond Collection® B&B featuring Hanny’s Collectables First & Third Thursday p.m. Village of Salado 702 N.Main, Salado • (254) 947-8098 October 27 Board of Aldermen Salado Area Repub- meeting, 6 p.m. at the lican Women Halloween Party and Fundraiser, 6 pm at Ellen Staples home, 1212 Fairway Circle. 947- 8687. October 27 Texas Naturalist Series at Salado Public Library, 1 p.m. Gil Eck- rich will discuss Central Texas raptors. October 27 Singer and songwrit- er circle, 6:30 p.m. at The Springs Music Hall, featuring Ronnie Stark Springhouse!120 Royal Street (Georgetown), Wally West (Killeen), RpT (Host - Salado). Come Join the All Day Party October 29 Wild About Ani- Saturday Nov. 5 See Calendar, Page 2B The Salado Yarn Co. Wine & Refreshments Yarn Kits | Needles | Books Inside Southern Comforts 22 North Main Make a Basic Hat using Circular needles 3 - 7 p.m. 2 week evening class begins Wed. 11/2 Email for time and cost. Beginners welcome. Door Prizes [email protected]

Beautiful Holiday Decor Janelle’sFine Furnishings & Unique Decor Furniture and Gifts Custom Florals AmazingGrace@Springhouse Upholstery 254-947-0747 Like us on Facebook Springhouse Salado Accessories 947-0423 9280 Union Grove Lane Located on 2484 overlooking the lake October 27, 2011 salado Village Voice, Page 3B Calendar FROM Page 2B mals Third Annual Pet be on “Salado’s Historic Sidney Pruett 254-493- p.m. Refuel 7-8 p.m., Costume Contest Oct. Churches.” Speakers will 8956 or the Church office (972) 716-8525. 29 at 418 N. Main Street, be: Joe Keyes from the 254-947- 7211. November 17 Suite 4. The contest will Susan Marie’s Church of Christ, Mary November 17 Reception honoring be held outside the store Hodge from the Method- The Brands, the Selection, the Personal Service Run, Recycle, Refuel, local authors, 6:30-8 Since 1985 with registration begin- ist Church and Charlene 2-4 mile run and trash p.m. at the Salado Pub- ning at 5 p.m. and the Carson from the Baptist pickup event. Run 6-7 lic Library. contest starting at 5:30 Church p.m. For more informa- 50% off November 7 tion, call 254-947-9100. Salado Masonic Annual October October 29 Lodge #296 stated meet- GRIFFITH FINE ART Live music at Salado ing, 7:30 p.m. at the Jacket Sale Creek Winery, 227 N. Lodge, 90 N. Church St. Main Street, 6-9 p.m. GALLERY November 10 Dan Witcher. Salado Area Repub- October 29-31 lican Women Luncheon 254-947-3177 Tablerock’s Fright meeting at Tenroc 229 North Main Street Trail. Open 6:30-10 p.m. Ranch. 11:30 am. Speak- Open Mon - Sat $5 Adults and $3 for chil- er: Barry Smitherman, dren 12 and under. Railroad Commissioner, October 31 speaking on EPA Issues Trunk or Treat, 5-7 in Texas. RSVP to Ellen FINE ART p.m. at Salado United Staples 947-8687. prellop GALLERY Methodist Church, 650 November 10 Royal St.Free hot dogs, November Book Main Street • Salado candy, bounce house, treat review at Salado Public (888) 461-2605 • (254) 947-3930 walk, and much more. Library, noon. Bring www.prellopfineartgallery.com Open to the community. a sack lunch to hear a The largest selection of fine art Kids wear your Hallow- review of “Last Child in originals and Bronzes in Salado. een costume and bring a the Woods: Saving Our 110906 Summers Mill 2x3 bag for lots of candy. Children from Nature- Limited Edition prints & canvas reproductions. with photo lightened and slightly larger October 31 Deficit Disorder” by Richard Louv. Fall Festival, 6-8 Retreat & Conference p.m., at Wildfire Ranch November 11 Center Arena. Area churches Salado High National and community organi- Honor Society Veteran’s SALADO,A SPECIAL PLACETEXAS - zations will sponsor the Day assembly, 10 a.m., for groups, large or small to relax, find inspiration, annual Fall Festival. Me- SHS gym. Staff Sergeant and return to the pace of yesteryear. chanical bull riding, horse Patrick Zeigler will be the REAL BEEF JERKY rides and inflatables will speaker and the SHS band Book now for retreat, workshop, meeting, provide entertainment. will play a medley of HAM orSANDWICHES corporate events. Free hot dogs will be songs from each branch of Look us up on the Internet: www.summersmill.com served. The event is free the service. The commu- 7441 FM 1123, #41 • Belton, TX 76513 and open to the public. nity is invited to join the Fax: 254-939-6183 • Phone: 254-939-6194 students in honoring our November 3 EMail: [email protected] veterans. Salado Ladies Aux- RobertsonsHams.com iliary Board meeting at November 11-13 IH 35 Exit 285 9:30 a.m. Wreath-mak- 50th Annual Scottish ing 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Gathering and Highland 800-458-HAMS Goal is to have all busi- Games, sponsored by 201 North Main - 947-5239 nesses and homes to the Central Texas Area Book now for retreat, workshop, meeting, 10-5:30110906 Summers Mon-Sat Mill 2x3.5 12:30-5 Sun have a wreath Museum. 254-947-5232 or corporate events. with lightened and layout shifted. on their doors for or www.ctam-salado.org. “Wreaths Across November 12 Salado” theme for the Fall Fandango of village. Ellen Staples Peace, Pilgrims, Pies ‘n 947-8687 or texazona@ Pratfalls at the Salado embarqmail.com. Silver Spur Arts Acad- November 5 emy, 11a.m.-2 p.m. for Salado United Meth- ages 3-18. Arts, clown- odist Church Garden ing and theatrical pilgrim Guild 16th annual projects. Price is $25. Retreat & Conference holiday Fashion Show For registration or more Center and Luncheon at 12:30 information on the class A SPECIAL PLACE - p.m. at 650 Royal Street. schedule, call 254-947- for groups, large or small to relax, find inspiration, Tickets may be purchased 3456, or go to www. and return to the pace of yesteryear. by contacting Johnnie SilverSpurArts.com. Look us up on the Internet: www.summersmill.com Barrett at 254-947-5596. November 12 7441 FM 1123, #41 • Belton, TX 76513 November 5 3C Cowboy Fellow- Fax: 254-939-6183 • Phone: 254-939-6194 Holiday Open House ship (16528 Goosebeck EMail: [email protected] at Springhouse! All day Rd.) will be having a with wine and refresh- three-month playday se- ments 3-7 p.m. Door ries. Awards to be given prices and beautiful holi- at 3C Cowboy Fellowship day decor and gift ideas. Church Service at 10 a.m. Cowboys Bar-B-Q Springhouse! is located at Nov. 13. Books open at 8 Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD 120 Royal Street. a.m. Rodeo to start at 10 November 7 a.m. Cost of each event Slow Cooking. . . Salado Historical So- will be $10. First place ciety Fall Chili Supper high point individual- and Membership Drive, Cowboy Classic Saddle. Fast Service 6 p.m. Salado Church of Second place high point Christ Activity Center. individual- belt buckle. Brisket • Sausage • Turkey Everyone is asked to Third place high point individual- belt buckle. Chicken • Pork Loin bring a salad or dessert. Pork Ribs • Veggies... The group will honor the Events will be timed past Presidents of the His- events and roping events. Catering, Take Out or Dine In torical Society including There will be calf dress- some who served in the ing, so bring some old 254-947-5700 GREGORYSOFSALADO.COM early 80’s. Program will clothes. Contact info: Ann Reeves- 254-624-3825 or Page 4B, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 October 27, 2011 salado Village Voice, Page 5B

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4. Stagecoach Inn 254/947-5111 DL 30. First Baptist Church 254/947-5465 C ROCK CREEK SISD Administration 254/947-5479 E 95. Bruce A. Bolick, CPA 254/718-7299 P 32. THE VERANDA 53. Splendors of Salado 254/947-3630 S Village Art Center E 97. Salado Public Library 254/947-9191 E Animal Medical Salado 254/947-8800 $ 5. Stone Creek Settlements 254/947-9099 L First Texas Brokerage 254/947-5577 P For This Child...Childrens Boutique 98. Salado Cleaners 254/947-7299 $ 125. The Play Yard Preschool Center 254/947-1153 $ 888/777-8844 33. First State Bank 254/947-5852 $ 54. Charlotte’s of Salado 254/947-0240 S 73. Visitors Center 254/9478634 CV 100. Finney Insurance Agency 254/947-3599 P Las Casuelas Resturant 254-947-0330 D 6. Central Texas Area Museum 254/947-5232 E 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main Chamber of Commerce 254/947-5040 CV Peggy Sutherland, Agent (Inside JD’s Travel Center) 8. SHADY VILLA First Community Title 254/947-8480 P 56. SALADO MARKETPLACE 75. Salado Wine Seller 254/947-8011 S 101. Holiday Inn Express 254/ 947-4004 L Gregory’s 254/947-5703 S Farmers Insurance 254/947-0995 P Salado Pizza Place 254/947-0022 D Salado Realty 254-947-9700 P 102. Best Western Plus 254/947-4001 L 126. Salado High School E 11. Tablerock Amphitheater 254/947-9205 E Zbranek Agency Let’s Pretend Party Place 254/947-4479 S 79. Presbyterian Church of Salado 254/947-8106 C 13. Salado United Methodist Church 254/947-5482 C 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 CV 80. Salado Sculpture Garden E 103. Robertson’s Hams 254/947-5562 S 127. TranQuil Gardens R.V. Park 254/947-5192 L 14. The Chapel at Caliber Oak 254/718-0680 $ 36. Angelic Herbs 254/947-1909 S 57. THE COLONY 81. Scissors 254/947-9007 $ 104. Cowboys Bar-B-Q 254/947-5700 D 128. Grace Baptist Church of Salado 254/947-5917 C 17. Inn on the Creek B&B 254/947-5554 D 37. Inn at Salado 254/947-0027 L Griffith Fine Art 254/947-3177 S 106. Salado Veterinary Hospital 254/947-8058 S 129. Janelle’s of Salado 254/947-0423 S Alexander’s Distillery 254/947-5544 D Salado Creek WInery 254/947-9000 S 83. Upscale Interior Consignments 254/947-8098 S Mud Bugs 254/947-FOOD D 38. SALADO SQUARE 87. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate P 105. Sonic Salado D 19. Old Salado Springs 254/947-5933 Linda Rountree Pritchard-Egg 254/947-4263 P 61. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE 254/947-5050 107. Salado Creek Outfitters 254/947-8239 S McCains Bakery and Cafe 254/947-DELI D Not shown on map Kinky Friedman’s Smoking Lounge S Side By Side 254/947-7220 S 88. Subway D Johnnies Cleaners & Tailors 254/778-2408 $ Walt Tollefson Computer Services $ Deanna’s Floral 254/947-0222 S (inside Salado Creek Outfitters) 254/770-0355 The Springs Restaurant D 40. Family Dentistry 254/947-5242 P Old Fashioned Burgers and Ice Cream D 254/291-6354 Old Salado Springs Music Hall E Dr. Douglas B. Willingham 89. The Personal Wealth Coach 254/947-1111 P Moon Electric 254/742-1141 $ 63. Cornett Corner 116. The Dog Spot 254/947-3647 $ OSS Bed and Breakfast L 93. First Salado, A Horizon Bank 254/947-8636 $ Yoga with Josie Edwards 254/778-6401 P 42. Mud Pies Pottery 254/947-0281 S The Apothecary 800/947-2175 S 92. Merle Norman Cosmetics 254/947-9993 S 117. Salado Smiles 254/947-8067 P 45. Ki Ki Creations 254/855-5538 S Wild About Animals 254/947-9100 S Dr. Howard Lufburrow 20. Springhouse Antiques 254-947-0747 S 46. Rising Star Vineyards 254/947-5247 D 94. SALADO PLAZA The Play Yard Infant Center 254-947-1129 P Your Salado business can find 22. Salado Silver Spur Theater 254/947-3456 E & Texas Cheesery 64. The Village of Salado 254/947-5060 CV Ace Hardware 254/947-4008 S 23. Gypsy’s Closet 254/947-0140 S 48. Roy T’s Old Salado Bakery 254/947-7181 D 68. A Serenity Spa & Boutique 254/947-8833 $ Salado Village Voice 254/947-5321 $ 120. Thomas Arnold Elem. 254/947-5191 E its place on this map and 26. CREEKSIDE CENTER 50. Salado Fire Department 254/947-8961 CV 69. Salado Creek Antiques 254/947-1800 S Edward Jones, Jeremy Grimm 254/947-5128 P Salado Intermediate 254/947-1700 E on the web with a weekly ad. Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254/947-3930 S 51. Salado Church of Christ 254/947-5241 CV The Haire Shop 254/760-9004 S Salado Junior High 254/947-5429 E Susan Marie’s 254/947-5239 S 71. SALADO CIVIC CENTER Crain Chiropractic & Wellness 254/947-2225 P Salado ISD Athletic Fields E Call Salado Village Voice Strawberry Patch 254/947-9955 S Salado Civic Center 254/947-8300 CV Mill Creek Cleaners 254/947-0100 $ 121. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254/947-0148 C at 254/947-5321. Historical Society CV 124. St. Stephen Catholic Church 254/947-8037 C Page 6B, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011

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Comedy of errors Contract Bridge By Steve Becker All sorts of weird goings- on occur in world champi- onship events. Players are seized by wild flights of fancy in the bidding or the play, or make errors that even a beginner wouldn’t make, and these aberrations often lead to unusual results that become the basis for #8 Salado Square | Main Street | 947-7220 amusing -- and sometimes hair-raising -- stories. Consider today’s deal from a match between Peru and Switzerland. The Pe- ruvian South got to three TranQuil Gardens R.V. Park notrump, and Swiss star Jean Besse led the five of (254) 947-5192 spades. [email protected] Declarer won with the ace and, realizing that Quiet Country Setting the contract could not be stopped if the diamonds Exit 286 off IH-35 • 2 miles West on FM 2484 were divided 3-2, led a low 5644 FM 2484 • Salado, TX 76571 club to dummy’s queen. Free Wi-Fi • Full Hookups • Pull Throughs East won with the ace and shifted to the jack of hearts. Declarer ducked the jack and also the king, Besse sig- naling encouragement with the four followed by the deuce. South then took the next heart lead with the ace. Aware that West had the missing queen of hearts, South decided to play a low diamond and duck it into East’s hand in order to guard against a possible 4-1 diamond division. Accordingly, South led the deuce of diamonds to- ward dummy. When Besse played the four, declarer played dummy’s three in order to force East to win the trick. But East couldn’t oblige, and Besse’s four un- #4 Rock Creek expectedly won the trick! He then cashed the queen 947-3630 of hearts to put the contract down one. Of course, Besse should have played the nine of dia- monds -- which would have assured defeat of the con- tract -- instead of the four, and declarer should have Charlotte’s played dummy’s seven -- which would have given him of Salado his ninth trick -- instead of the three, but the fact is that neither of them did what he should have done. Florals However, par -- down one at three notrump -- was Gifts achieved, though in a most peculiar manner. Homer nodded not once but twice, Indulgences and the nods canceled each other out. Located Midtown #8 Rock Creek (c) 2011 King Features (just a few steps off Main) (254) 947-0240 Synd., Inc. October 27, 2011, salado Village Voice, Page 7B

Wild About Animals hosts the Third Annual Pet Cos- tume Contest Oct. 29 at its store located in the Cornet Corner retail center at the corner of Main Street and OLD FASHIONED BURGERS OLD FASHIONED BURGERS Van Bibber. Any type of well-behaved pet is welcome & ICE-CREAM & ICE-CREAM to participate. The contest will be held outside the - 100% Fresh Burgers, NEVER Frozen – ¼ lb or ½ lb store with registration beginning at 5 p.m. and the 882 North Main Street contest starting at 5:30 p.m. For more information, - Fries, Hot Dogs, Chicken Tenders, Jr Burgers and more Sun - Thur: 11 AM – 7 PM call 254-947-9100. - Thick & Frosty Shakes with REAL Bluebell Ice-cream Fri - Sat: 11 AM – 9 PM Swim $3 - Sundae,alado Floats, Smoothiesreek and Frozen Yogurt. S C $ Order fresh evergreens from Mini-Golf 3 DRIVE-THRU NOW OPEN! 882 North Main StreetCombo $5 Salado Scouts for the holidays (254)-947-5271 SunPutt - Thur: & 11 AM S –wim 7 PM Fri - Sat: 11 AM – 9 PM Fresh evergreen wreaths at the Stagecoach and greenery are being Birthday, Group & Team Parties Welcome sold by Sea Scouts of Exit 286 947-5111 Ship 255 and Boy Scouts 1/4 mile north of Main DRIVE-THRU NOW OPEN! of Troop 232 this holiday 12 miles from Temple Sat 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. season. The yearly fund- 20 miles from Killeen (254)-947-5271 raiser supports camping and community service Indoor Pool & Hot Tub projects of both programs. Jacuzzi Room Strawberry Patch One of those projects is to Exercise room GIFT-GOURMET-COFFEE repair the steps at the en- trance to College Hill on Conference Area Central Texas’ Largest Selection of Coffee Beans, Noble fir is a great choice Salado’s Main Street. Business Center Texas Salsas & Gourmet Food for people who are aller- Noble fir or mixed ev- High Speed Internet Open Daily • Online Shopping gic cedar. ergreen wreaths are avail- SALADO Ship Daily Hot Breakfast able in the 22 inch size for www.strpatch.com $25 and a 28 inch mixed greenery will be fresh Like DOWNTOWN SALADO us on evergreen wreath is $35. throughout the holiday (254) 947-4001 (254) 947-9955 Western cedar garlands at season. $25 and mixed centerpiec- The scouts were careful es at $15 are also avail- to choose a supplier who able. Bows, berries and does not cut down trees pine cones decorate some or use old growth trees The Inn at Salado of the selections. to supply the wreaths and Historic Bed & Breakfast Wreaths make great evergreens. Evergreens holiday gifts. For an addi- are harvested by trimming tional charge items can be the trees, this process shipped directly to a home helps keep the ecosystem or business along with healthy and thriving. your personal message. To order email the as- 1991 N. Stagecoach Rd (254) 947- 4004 Bulk discounts are sistant scoutmaster lainey. [email protected] Hot Breakfast | Pool | Internet available to business who [email protected] or call are interested in ordering (254) 421-4890 or (254) wreaths by the case. 624-1008. An electronic Weddings ~ Receptions ~ Accommodations Delivery of wreaths will catalog can be emailed to Gypsy’s North Main St. & Pace Park Dr. you with examples of the take place in the week af- C (254) 947-0027 / (800) 724-0027 ter Thanksgiving. This greenery. Orders will be Ladies Clothing date insures the fragrant accepted through Nov. 1. l Vintage & Upscale Consignments o saladocreekantiques.com Accessories • Jewelry Visit 511 Stagecoach Rd. s (East Access Road) IH35 where fashionistas Stagecoach Inn are born! et Coffee Shop (254) 947-1800 Hours September Summer Clearance Wed - Sun 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fri - Sat 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. 50% off Resort closed Mon - Tues Lodging Labor Day till Sept. 30 Fine Dining Historic Inn in the heart of Salado Corner of Royal & Main Conferences 1-800-732-8994 • 254-947-5111 947-0140 Banquets www.staystagecoach.com Old Salado Springs (254) 947-5933 www.oldsaladosprings.com Celebration Center NOW OPEN and Retreat The Springs Restaurant 200 Royal Street Opens at 5 p.m. Tues - Sat 212 Royal Street Live Music on Weekends Bring this ad for a free dessert

Salado Creek Antiques Salado Closed on Tuesdays Page 8B, salado Village Voice, October 27, 2011 Texas Naturalist Series presents McCain’s Bakery & Cafe 417 N. Main workshop on raptors Oct. 27 947-DELI (3354) Salado native Johnny

Gidley aka George Eliot By Jeanie Lively Check It Out Gourmet Espresso Bar Rambeau will be signing Speciality Coffees News & Notes from Coming soon to copies of his play, In the Gourmet Breakfast Salado Public Library! Salado Public Library Arms of Morpheus: A and Lunch Texas Naturalist Series Philosophical Romance. In addition to being a ~ Bakery ~ presents a workshop on Hood, will make a pre- Thursday, October 27, Cakes, Pies, Central Texas raptors. sentation on the hawks, at 1 p.m. at the library. playwright Johnny is a Cookies & More Gil Eckrich, outreach eagles, vultures and November Book Review! poet and musician. Come coordinator for the Natu- other birds of prey found Last Child in the Woods: by and pick up a copy Freshly served daily! ral Resources Manage- in Central Texas. The Saving Our Children of this interesting play. ment Branch at Fort event is scheduled for from Nature-Deficit Dis- Local Author’s Recep- order by Richard Louv, tion. Our village has been is the book that we will blessed to be the home of StoneCreek review in November. many talented and won- Settlement Presented by members of derful authors. On Nov. B&B Cottages the Central Texas Master 17, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., Naturalists on November the library plans to rec- 10, this book addresses ognize these authors and the important relation- their works at a reception ship between children in their honor. Please and nature. This is a come have some refresh- hands-on book review, ments, meet and visit because attendees will with these talented peo- participate in discovery ple and become acquaint- activities they can do ed with their works. with their own children Now that I have you re- or grandchildren. Join ally thinking about us for what promises to books I would like to be a fun and interesting ask a question: What is review. The book re- your favorite book? Do October 29 at 5:30 p.m. view will take place at you have one favorite or 12:00 pm at the library. is it impossible for you 254-947-9099 Book signing. On No- to pick just one book? I 888-777-8844 vember 19, from 1-2 p.m. fall in the latter category. stonecreeksettlement.com But, as we move closer to the holidays I am starting Open Daily 10-5 Wed & Sun 1-5 to think about A Christ- mas Carol by Charles Dickens. That is one of Vitamin D3 Serving Salado my seasonal favorites. It Since 1996 Supports does not feel like Christ- Bone Health Reg. $12.75 Now only $8.50. mas if I have not read the story or at least seen Helps Maintain the immune system and one of the classic mov- Now Showing may help improve mood. ies based on the book. I Friday & Satuday Oct 14 - Nov 5 Sale ends Oct 31 would like to know your 3 North Main (254) 947-1909 favorite book or books. The 39 Steps You can email the names by Patrick Barlow 10% off your next visit of your favorites to me directed by Gary Askins at [email protected]. Thanks ahead of time. Tickets Now on Sale I would like to close this Nov. 19 performance of article by giving a great www.saladosilverspur.com Fri @ the lake 6 p.m. - midnight big thank you to Letta 108 Royal Street • Salado The Quebe Sisters Band Sat @ the lake 11 a.m. - midnight Meinen. In September in the old Guest-Sanford Granary Sun @ the lake 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. we had our fourth Death Reservations 254-947-3456 spuradical social Sunday is Family Day - kids 1/2 price by Chocolate contest. Tickets also available at the Door club Admission $15, Discount for Senior, Military and kids member Showtime 7:30 p.m. This popular event would beer and wine bar 10588 FM 2484 947-FOOD not be possible without at Evening Performances Letta. She is the brains Bell County’s award-winning winery behind the whole contest. She recruits the judges, Live Music prints up and assembles Nandina this Saturday the entry packets and does whatever she needs luxuriously soft Joe Romeo to do to make the contest bamboo and organic cotton 6-9 pm a success. Those of you who know Letta know for the bath and pool 227 N. Main Street (254) 947-9000 that she is always on the saladoswirlandsip.com Open Daily move. She is a great as- set to the library and we are so glad to have her. Thank you Letta! Hannie’s Corner If you have any ques- Glass & Crystal Stemware tions about the upcom- ing events in the article Various Collectibles please feel free to call Pottery, China, Antiques the library at 947-9191 or email me at lively@vvm. com. See you at the li- cosmetics | skincare | bath & body Ridiculous Low Prices! Located inside Upscale Interiors brary! 418 North Main • theapothecaryatsalado.com • 254.947.7273 702 N.Main • Salado • (254) 947-8098 Deadline for Classified ads is noon Mondays Real Estate Services For Sale Jobs Classifieds Section C Marketplace Salado Village Voice Marketplace Classifieds October 27, 2011

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575 Lonesome Dove Lane 2513 Hester Way 5824 W. Amity 10211 Sam Neil Lane 2850 Sand & Gravel Rd. on 16 ac., Salado Salado on 23 ac., Salado on 20 ac., Salado on 15 ac., Belton $558,521 $549,921 $524,721 $489,521 $395,721

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• Mill Creek lots: $25,000 - $89,000 • 41 ac. with nice views and road frontage on 2 sides. • Hidden Springs lots: $31,500 - $55,000 • 27 ac. with creek, tank and 3 sides fenced. • Windy Hill Ranch: lots beginning at $39,000. • 51.2 acres on I-35 in Belton, all utilities. • South Shore lots- 11 lots for $139,021 total. • 71.8 acres, near Academy, on Hwy 95. • Creeks of Salado: Estate-sized lots starting at $60,000. • 75 acres on Stillhouse Lake, views, trees, close in. • 3 acres, Royal St. backs up to future development of Mill Creek. • 76 acres south of Salado, lovely views. • 5.5 acre homesite, Holland I.S.D. • 93 acre hilltop homesite in Holland, ponds and barn. • 18 acre homesite on private lake near Thrall. • 180 acres, excellent location, FM 1670 • 13 and 15 acres, native pasture and farmland near Academy. • 219 ac. on Little Flock Rd., ponds, pasture and farmland. • 22 ac. on Fox Rd- between Salado - Belton • 250 acres fenced, 3 ponds, panoramic views. • 26 + ac. homesite on Spotted Horse Lane, fenced for cattle.

860 N. Main St. (next to Subway) • Salado, TX 76571 (800) 352-1183 October 27, 2011 SALADO Village Voice, Page 2C Classified Advertising Services T r e e s , S h ru b s & 10/27 & 11/3 school. $71,000. Call Dottie Landscaping, Prun- @ 721-9700. 10/13tfnb i n g , w w w . v i c t o r - O f f e r i n g : M u s i c mareklandscaping. Fancy Oak Carved Therapy services; com. 1-512-818-3822, D e a c o n s B e n c h , Unique Townhouse, P i a n o , G u i t a r , Removal and Hauling. Salado Creek Antiques, 3 BR, 2 1/2 BA one and Voice lessons. Flower beds, yard work, 500 IH 35 Access Roadtfnf block from Pro-Shop. Large email:maryehale@gmail. top soil. Serving Salado 29 fenced backyard. $189,500 com website: music- years. tfn Ronnie at Tynes Realty 947- 0044. tfnb therapymary.wordpress. Storage com phone: 817-269-1320 1027p a r a g e G , Custom Built one Cedar Valley Self owner 3 BR, 3 Ba with A u c t i o n s , Storage has open- ountry hic lean wonderful trees near the C C C - ings! $45 per month for clawson disposal Estate Sale front of Mill Creek. Near ing Services is now a 10X12 unit. Discounts the golf course, nicely taking new clients. Afford- available for multi-units. All service landscaped with sprinkler offers great garbage service able, dependable, and units are drive up. Located Garage Sale Multi- system. Beautiful window at a competitive price. honest. References are 9 miles west of 35 on 2843. family many bargains. accents formal dining at the Container & curbside recycling also available. available. Caroline 254- Call (512)417-7196 for 12th Green Lane, go front of the home with soar- 931-5440 10/20-11/3p more information. 2/24tfnb past Brookshire Bros. then ing ceilings that carry you 512-746-2000 0.8 miles NE on Chisholm through to the open living ousecleaning done Trail from intersection with H Matthew DanielStow Mowing Away &S tLawnor- Servicearea with nice built-ins and reasonable. Call Dbbie Mill Creek Dr. Saturday 8 fireplace. Kitchen has solid a.m.- 2 p.m. 10/27p Mowing • Edgingage •Household Trimming • Mulching-Commer • Blowing- 493-9447 or Dawn 654- Brush Removalcial 10X10 • Tree Work- 10x20- • Stump 22x40 Grinding surface countertops, lots of 7407 10/13-11/10p Flower BedClean, Work lighted, • Fall & fenced, Spring Fertilizer Key cabinets/countertop space, The Dog Spot Rock Masonry •punch Concrete entry. Work 947-5502 or double ovens. Master has Help WanInsectt Managemented 721-1807 • Painting Paul Sanford - spacious sitting area and Purina Feed Deliv- Minor Sprinkler Repair Owner tfnb exterior door to back patio. and cats too..... ered! Fresh, to your door. Free Estimates & Excellent References Nice inside storage room Call Todd (254)527-4433 Established 2004 ~ Funding My Education • Indoor/Outdoor Suites • Group Playtime Available Christian based Pre- off utility $279,921 Century • Special Cat Condos • Grooming/Warm Baths 9/22-11/10b school looking(254) 913-5473 to S t •o (254) r ag e939-7280 s pac e i n 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 cell home Salado’s first luxury dog & cat hire Christian care- Salado 8X12, 16X24 8/19tfn givers. Please apply in and up. Some have drive-in boarding, doggie daycare & Painting Interior person at 15299 S IH 35 doors. Salado Storage 947- grooming facility and Exterior, Sheet- E l e g a n t S pa n i s h 403 Thomas Arnold Rd. (Across from the Elementry School) Salado. 10/27tfnb 5575 tfnb rock, tape, float and texture. Villa offering the Your Pet’s Second Home Most exterior 1 story $700 u t m o s t i n T e x a s Two -story $1,100. Free After-school work Estate Living on 5 254-947-3647(DOGS) Estimate. 30 years experi- Patio cleaning, watering Commercial acres. Great outdoor living www.SaladoDogSpot.com ence. Call E-Z Coatings. patio and houseplants, P r o p e r t y area with amazing swim- 254-947-8551 or 254-220- stacking fire wood, light ming pool with natural 5250 0630tfnb yard care, raking leaves, For Sale stone features. This home etc. 947-5308 or 534-2481 has it all spacious master Walt Tollefson 10/27p suite, granite counters, Build, Sell, Warranty Mary Kay Enriching Choice Commercial wood beams, wood floors. Women’s Lives. Large & Maintain Computers! P r o p e r t y i n t h e Reduced to $599,875. Call inventory. Prompt service. heart of Salado’s Ryan 541-2255.First Texas amharwell@embarqmail. For Sale [email protected] historic district. Brokerage 254-947-55779 com 254-258-4460 Consul- Cell: (254) 291-6354 Three buildings with net /8tfn tant for 18 years. rentable space of 5,592 For Sale: 60” Sony square feet on Thomas Hours 10 am - 7 pm Bravia LCD HD TV uter Se Arnold Road. The site is David Foust Custom After hours by p rv m i $500, Nordic Track o c Avon in Salado Con- e C s .63 acres at the corner of Homes delivers once appointment tact LaVerne Gore to get Treadmill $125, Coca Cola W Thomas Arnold and Church again with this elegant T a brochure or to place an Vendo Deluxe #23 coke machine $1,500. 947-3923 Street. Easy access to I-35 Tuscan Estate located in Home & Office Networking order 947-0710, 2/807tfnb and Salado’s Main Street. the prestigious Creeks of Home Entertainment Computers $390,000. Call Anna Lou SAlado. $635,000 Call Custom Gaming Computers Matthew Daniel Mowing & Lawn Service Raney (254) 913-0469. Ryan 541-2255, First Texas Servers • Workstations 6/16tfnf Brokerage 254-947-5577 Website Design via Intuit Mowing • Edging • Trimming • Mulching • Blowing 9/8tfn External Surveillance IP Cameras Brush213 Removal Mill Creek • Tree Work Drive, • Stump Suite Grinding 100 Flower Bed Work • Fall & Spring Fertilizer walttollefson.com Rock Masonry • Concrete947-4008 Work Homes Insect ManagementSunday • Painting10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Old world Charm MinorMonday Sprinkler Repair- Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. For Sale and Custom crafts- FreeHome Estimates - Garden & Excellent - Lawn References Care - Animal Feeds Established 2004 ~ Funding My Education manship can be seen CBS Construction Key Cutting - Propane Exchange - Paint Mixing Home for sale in throughout this Texas Hill (254) 913-5473Fax & Copy • (254) Service 939-7280 - Craftsman Tools Septic tanks cell home Salado ISD. Very nice Continued on page 3C House pads double wide close to high Driveways Salado Plumbing Lot clearing Rock Breaking “We are ready” Top Soil In home repairs Chet Sutton, owner-operator 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 100 947-5800 Master LIC M 16892 254 718-1752 Cell 947-4008 October 27, 2011 SALADO Village Voice, Page 3C Country Farm House on 4.9 Quaint, charming, L a n d f o r offer of $57,500! Call Brad tree-covered acre estate. pier and beam, 3 BR @ (254)291-0867. 10/20b New Screens Commercial Store Fronts Features include: Spray 2 BA home just a short Sale Custom Storm Windows Custom Designed Mirror foam insulation. 2 tankless walk from Main Street in Custom Storm Doors Residential Glass Repair Patio Door Repair Shower Doors water heaters. 2-16 seer Salado. Step up on a cov- 1 ac r e h o m e s i t e , REDUCED $12K. AC/Heating units $539,900. ered front porch and enter paved road front- This 1.75 acre lot Call Ryan 541-2255. First on a real wood floor that age, convenient location. Texas Brokerage 947-5577 creates a warm “welcome is full of oaks and cleared Owner finance with 30% Glass & Window, Inc. 9/8tfn home” feel. Only seven lots for immediate construction. down. $29,000. 254-947- 3010 S. Gen. Bruce • Temple, Texas 76504 in the subdivision make it Located in Heritage Subdi- 5189 10/20p (254) 774-9361 • Fax (254) 774-1900 truly an intimate neighbor- vision on Worth Drive in a Perfect home over- hood. $229,721. Century 21 Cul-De-Sac. Electricity is JIM & SHEILA MOHLER Owners looking the Texas Bill Bartlett 947-5050 8/7tfnf on site and owner will drill Continued on page 4C Hill County. Hill coun- your well with a full price try flavored home on 5 gor- geous acres with barn for Beautiful home with Clayton Daniel horses $469,900 Call First 4 BR, 3.5 ba and a B. DALTON Texas Brokerage 947-5577 bright open floor- Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 9/8 tfn plan. This property fea- tures granite countertops, CONSTRUCTION (254) 541-5680 high ceilings, and plenty of custom cabinets and CUSTOM INTERIORS Seclusion is only a storage. The 2 acre lot is REMODELING and NEW CONSTRUCTION dealer part of the elegance of covered with native live COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL Residential and Commercial A/C and Heat this Texas style home on 23 oaks and overlooks from Commercial Refrigeration and New Installs OVER 25 YEARS of EXPERIENCE Clayton Daniel, Owner acres. Step back in time as the deck and large outdoor Service on all brands TACLA29893C you drive down the winding living area $379,021. Cen- Get ready for Summer $ driveway to your own little tury 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 BRITT DALTON Cool Check 50 with this ad piece of Heaven. 4 BR, 3.5 254-721-6466 BA in main house to include 2 office areas. 2 BR, 2 BA, living, kitchen in approx. 900 ANNA LOU RANEY MIKE BOWLES sq. ft. guest house. Country Broker/Realtor Realtor feel with city convenience. 254-913-1215 254-913-0469 Oversized metal garage for RaneyRealEstate.net all vehicles or equipment 4490 ROYAL STREET 1060 GREAT OAKS $524,721. Century 21 Bill 1017 NORTH RIDGE 107 CLIFF CIRCLE 1008 MILL CREEK LANE Bartlett 947-5050 0707tfnf

3BR 2 BA h o m e located on the driving range of Mill Creek Golf Course. Open living/kitchen/dining Beautiful 10.43 acres with Former home of famous Beautiful stone home on 2 Beautiful Austin stone This stone home is secluded area. Island in kitchen with trees and wet weather creek writer A C Green and de- acres with pool. Master bed- home on cul-de-sac. Trees among mature trees on 1.6 pantry Double vanity in complete with a 4 bedroom, signed by Darwin Britt. This room & office with french and picturesque back yard acres. Large great room Master Bedroom. Screened 3 1/2 baths home with ap- home features 3 living areas, doors downstairs. Winding with a 20’ bluff and a large with stone fireplace, master bedroom & bath with large in porch to watch the golfers prox. 2850 sq. ft. Party / formal and informal dining, 3 staircase leads to 2 bedrooms patio and deck to enjoy na- workshop / barn has approx bedrooms, 2 and half baths & bath. Kitchen - granite coun- ture. Formal living and din- walk-in shower, 2 additional bedrooms and one bath, din- on the driving range. Walk- 2200 sq. ft. Beautiful coun- plus a cupola and guest ter tops & slide out storage. ing, large great room opens ing distance to Mill creek ing room and study. Updated try setting yet close to the house. Secluded and charm- Great room - stone fireplace into breakfast room and with new windows, paint, tile Pro Shop $159,021 Cen- Village of Salado ing! & floor to ceiling windows. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 and floors. Move in ready. tury 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 $567,000. $375,000 Mature live oaks & landscaped a half baths. Study could be $165,000 yard with sprinklers. 4th bedroom. $339,800 $299,000

This home comes with 1181 GREAT OAKS 338 VIA LAGO 3723 BARNES ROAD 1512 OLD MILL ROAD 617 INDIAN TRAIL its own private bas- ketball court! Tons of room for everyone. Larg e backyard for children or pets. Master downstairs and NEW CONTRACT 3 BR upstairs for friends and PENDING family. Open kitchen, dining This home was designed to Located in Terra Bella with Iron gate with stone columns Picturesque! 2 living areas, A special property. Com- and living area. $195,022 take advantage of natural gated entrance. Custom open to this inviting stone large kitchen & dinning, mas- fortable elegance abounds Century 21 Bill Bartlett 947- light. Large living area, for- built, this home has formal home with mature trees ter bedroom & study down, 2 in this home that has the mal and informal dining, living and dining, breakfast clustered around. Enter into bedrooms up plus living area. flexibility to be 4 bedrooms 5050 9/2tfn and has 3 baths. Formal and 5 bedrooms (master suite room, large kitchen and mas- large living area with stone Detached garage for RV, car, informal living and dining downstairs with a jetted ter suite on first floor. There fireplace, built-in bookcases, golf cart or four cars. Second tub) 3 1/2 baths. Luxurious building has water pump with areas. Amenities include are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and nice sized kitchen, casual and hardwood floors, coffered H o r s e s a l l o w e d ! yard with cottage, 2 patios, a holding tank plus an office or study upstairs. Views of pri- formal dining areas. Master is ceilings, greenhouse, out- 60X60 barn with 8 gazebo, water fountian, 2 vate park and lake! Belton/ privatley located with 2 bed- exercise room. door fireplace and gazebo. 12x12 pipe and plank stalls charming bridges over a Salado Schools. rooms and bath on other side LARGE REDUCTION $368,000 wooded wet weather creek $299,900 with automatic water, con- NEW PRICE $349,500 of home. Great location on and above ground swimming 13.53 acres. creted 12x12 feed room, pool. 1.81 acre lot has spot for $249,000 concreted 12x12 tack room your RV. Owner is offering a with cabinets, concrete isle $10,000 allowance to install a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Temple/Belton and area in front of barn. lawn sprinkler system. MLS Board of Realtors $379,000 Roping arena fully lit, five 100 % fenced pastures with LAND LISTINGS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY water in each. 3 BR, 2.5 Choice Commercial Prop- HISTORIC DISTRICT Golden THOMAS ARNOLD ROAD INDIAN TRAIL Beautiful KEVLIN TRAIL Only 1 lot erty in the heart of Salado’s BA home was remodeled opportunity in historic dis- lot ready for building, in left! Premier half-acre lot, historic district. Three build- in 2007. Two living areas, trict .73 Acre that backs Salado Creek Place. Ga- underground utilities ready ings with net rentable space Rock Creek. Most unusual hardwood floors and Saltillo zebo and bridge over wet for building. $59,900 of 5,592 square feet. The site property. Must see! $89,900 weather creek. All you tile throughout home. Gran- HIDDEN SPRINGS DRIVE is .63 acres at the corner of need to do is build your ite counter tops in kitchen 712 INDIAN TRAIL Located Lot 25 is 2.90 acres with Thomas Arnold and Church dream home. West of 617 with custom cabinets. All on on the corner of Indian trees and wet weather Street. Easy access to I-35 Indian Trail. $55,000 and Salado’s Main Street. 10 acres $369,721 Century Trail and Blaylock 94 X 185 creek. Beautiful building $34,000 WINNERS CIRCLE site. $64,450 Call Mike $390,000 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 Beautiful lot in Mill Creek 111110tfnf Springs Phase II. $48,500 SALADO Page 4C, Village Voice, October 27, 2011 with First Texas Brokerage now. 947-1827 10/27-11/3 254-947-5577 9/8tfn 1400 A c r e s FM 2843. Fully game Charming, spacious, proofed ranch with Commercial Rental live water, springs, game 2/2/1 townhome for managed, spring fed tanks, rent. Clean!! 6 closets, rolling hills, excellent tree vaulted ceiling, w/d closet Available Now, Office Paula Golden, REALTOR cover, hunting lodge, five inside. Walk to shopping Space 1100 sq. ft 40 S. Main center. Lawn care provided. (254) 541-1100 [email protected] bucks to one doe ratio. Mus- St. Suite A Call 254-947- 254-338-5083 10/20tfnb tang Creek flows through 5852 for details. 10/30tfnb the middle of the ranch. $3,995 per acre. Call Glenn. Apt, 2-1, W/D, 1200 718-2000.First Texas Bro- Rent or Lease sf, Old Town Salado, $800 kerage 254-947-5577 mo, (254) 541-4130/947- SALADO'S TEXAS TREASURE HOME, ACREAGE & GUEST 1958. 10/20tnfb Beautiful austin stone home in Hidden 3/2 House, fenced Family ranchette w/22 acres this beautiful Beautiful Salado Springs with 3.64 acres features; stone fire- white brick home has three bedrooms, three backyard, approx. 1700 Creek front prop- place, 4 large bedrooms 2 bath, tile flooring baths and two living, two dining areas. The sq ft. No smokers, no Clean 2 bedroom, 2 and open floor plan. Country kitchen offers erty on 27 acres kitchen offers plenty of storage and lots housepets. $1100/month, bath duplex $650. loads of granite counter space plus island adjoining Mill Creek fronting of granite counter space, tile flooring and $1000 deposit. Available- 760-4440 10/7tfnb and pantry giving plenty of storage. Raised wood laminate for easy care. Guest quar- on VanBibber Rd. Outstand- ceilings and large windows brings in natural ters offer living, bath, kitchen and laundry ing home sites overlooking light. Outdoor living space includes pool areas; with tile flooring and raised ceilings. with stone waterfall, fireplace and guest/pool Attached storage is insulated with rollup Salado Creek. Call Glenn house. Guest house is tiled with 600 sq. ft., door. Outbuildings include 30x20 pole barn full bath, kitchen area and great room. Three & livestock barn. Great property for horses stall barn. Native trees and low maintenance and extended family! planting make this home a pleasure to own. Salado Schools $449,900 $449,900 SEGUIN • OCTOBER 28-30,2011

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So zerland and the European they must be disposed of tive to perc is also starting make sure to go in and ask. Union, with Argentina, properly to avoid releasing to catch on: using pressur- CONTACTS: Earth911. Russia, Canada and the mercury into the environ- ized carbon dioxide (CO2) com, www.earth911.com; U.S. following suit. The ment. SALADO to get fabrics clean. CO2 Design for the Environ- U.S. passed legislation in Given the issues with exists as a gas at low pres- ment Garment and Textile 2007 to increase the effi- CFLs, LEDs (short for light (254) 541-3631 sure but turns to liquid at Care Partnership, epa.gov/ ciency of light bulbs sold emitting diodes) are begin- higher pressure and can dfe/pubs/projects/gar- in the U.S. by 25 percent or ning to come on strong. serve as a solvent in tandem ment/; Corry’s CO2 Clean- more by 2014, and then by These highly efficient with non-toxic soap to get ers, www.corrysco2clean- 60 percent more by 2020. bulbs don’t generate heat materials clean. “Clothes ers.com. Those concerned with like incandescents (which Britt Heating & are placed in the dry clean- energy savings have been helps to keep air condition- ing machine drum and cool Dear EarthTalk: What touting the benefits of ing costs down as well) and Air Conditioning CO2 is pumped in until, at are the greenest light compact fluorescent lamps can last five times longer high pressure, [it] becomes bulbs to use? I hear there (CFLs) over incandescents. than CFLs and 40 times Installations • Repairs a liquid,” reports Corry’s, has been a lot of backlash CFLs use only one-fifth of longer than incandescents. a leading drycleaner in against compact fluores- the electricity of incandes- Tiny LED bulbs have been Office 947-5263 the Seattle area. “After the cents because they con- cents to generate the same around for years in special- wash cycle is complete the tain mercury. amount of light, and they ized applications (such as Mobile 760-1004 CO2 is filtered, and the -- Peter Roscoe, Hershey, can last six to 10 times lon- stadium scoreboards), but Serving Salado for 25 years pressure is released spon- PA ger. But CFLs’ cooler color lighting engineers got the TACL #B006640 taneously converting the A decade ago, incandes- and inability to be dimmed idea to cluster them and use CO2 back to a gas from a cent bulbs were just about have made them less desir- reflective casings to har- liquid. The CO2 then goes the only game in town, able. Another hindrance to ness and concentrate their back into the holding tank. despite their inefficient the widespread adoption of light for residential use. In Minor and Major Repairs The clothes are left clean, use of electricity to gener- CFLs has been their higher recognition of the LED’s Foreign and Domestic smelling fresh, cool and ate light and their primi- cost (though most consum- potential, the U.S. Depart- perfectly dry.” tive technology that had ers would save plenty in ment of Energy (DOE) set There are other greener not changed since being energy costs over the life up a special “solid-state” (LED) lighting R&D pro- C&W AUTO REPAIR gram to hasten the advance of the technology. 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