Salado High Grad Pictures on Page 7A-10A Salado VVillageillage VVoiceoice Vol. XXX, Number 4 Thursday, May 24, 2007 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 www.saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Salado High School names Valedictorian, Salutatorian Salado High School pionship UIL academic a recent one in Colorado, of Stacy Rooney and Rich- has named the top two teams for all four years of and has also participated ard Winn, of Salado. Her graduates for the Class of high school. She recently in the church choir, and brother, Tyler, graduated 2007. They are Valedicto- placed second in State in volunteered with Vacation from Salado High School rian Crystal Schoellmann Prose Interpretation, and Bible School events and in 2005. and Salutatorian Molly finished first place in that Habitat for Humanity. Rooney was a standout Rooney. category on the district She credits her success at Salado in athletic and Crystal Schoellman has level in her junior and se- to having a supportive academic endeavors. She been named Valedictorian nior years. family and several influ- was a member of Salado for Salado High School’s In addition, Schoellman ential teachers at Salado High School’s UIL Aca- graduating class of 2006- was a seven-year member High School, including demic Team for four years, 07. of the Salado band, where J.J. Jonas, Dennis Caban- including the Math Team Schoellman will grad- she played the clarinet. which placed second at Crystal Schoellman Molly Rooney iss and Christian Briehn. uate with a 103.05 grade She also participated in She notes that Cabaniss’ the State Meet for three of highest ranking graduate, point average. the UMHB Conservatory While at the University courses, in particular, her four years. She also she will have her first year An attendee of Salado Choir. of Texas, she plans to try have prepared her well for participated in the Science of tuition paid in full at schools since the fifth Her excellent academic out for the school’s con- college. “His class was competition. the University of Texas in grade, Crystal is the record earned her a multi- cert band and choir. Her always challenging,” she Her athletic accom- Austin. daughter of Rosanna and tude of scholarships. She brother John currently at- says. plishments include being Schoellman plans to Matthew Schoellman. was the recipient of an tends the University of a two-time medalist at focus her studies on bio- During her time at IBM Watson Scholarship, Texas, as well, and was a With a grade point average the Class AA State Track logical sciences, and has Salado, Schoellman stayed in the amount of $8,000, a 2003 graduate of Salado of 103.04, Molly Rooney and Field Meet. In her an interest in zoology and busy both with academics Salado Education Founda- High School. will represent Salado specialty, the 300m hur- veterinary medicine. She and extra curricular ac- tion scholarship ($2,000), A member of the First High School’s graduating dles, Rooney won gold as would like to pursue her tivities. She participated a City Federation of Wom- Baptist Church of Salado, class of 2006-07 as salu- a junior and bronze as a postgraduate education at in Salado’s state cham- en’s Clubs scholarship Schoellman has taken part tatorian. senior. She finished just a university in Europe. ($1,500), and for being the in mission trips, including Molly is the daughter See Top Grads, Page 14A Memorial Day Service at planned Salado Cemetery By MaryBelle Brown were buried in the local country during the late last Monday in May under Contributor cemetery. rebellion, and whose bod- the National Holiday Act On the morning of May ies now lie in almost ev- of 1971. Friends of Salado Cem- 5, 1866, the townspeople ery city, village or hamlet Since the National etery Association will placed flowers, wreaths churchyard in the land. In Holiday Act of 1971, the host the annual Memo- and cross on the graves this observance, no form traditional observance rial Day Service at the of the Northern soldiers of ceremony is prescribed of Memorial Day has di- historic Salado Cemetery in the cemetery. There are but posts and comrades minished. Many Ameri- on Baines St., beginning also reports that women’s will in their own way ar- cans have forgotten the at 9:30 a.m. May 28. Area groups in the south were range such fitting ser- meaning and traditions of residents and visitors are decorating graves before vices and testimonials of Memorial Day. At many invite to attend the ser- the end of the Civil War. It respect as circumstances cemeteries, the graves of vice to join in horoning of has been difficult to prove may permit.” In the North- the fallen veterans are in- conclusively who origi- ern states, the 30th of May creasingly ignored and ne- veterans of nine different Soldiers from Fort Hood’s First Cav posted colors at last wars who are buried in nated the practice. Many was observed as Decora- glected. Many people no believe that there were nu- tion Day, while the South- longer remember proper year’s Memorial Day Service. The public is invited to this Salado Cemetery. year’s ceremony May 28. What we know as Me- merous beginnings in dif- ern states commemorated flag etiquette for the day. contributed to the noncha- ful and meaningful ser- morial Day was originally ferent towns where people their war dead on different Some believe that Me- lant observance of Memo- vice. Flags are placed on known as Decoration Day. came together to honor the days. Some of the South- morial Day was intended rial Day.” There have been the grave of every veteran Down through the years, soldiers killed in the Civil ern state still follow this for honoring all the de- efforts to change the date buried in the cemetery by there have been several War. practice. ceased buried in a par- back to May 30 but have a local Boy Scout troop. cities and towns which Decoration Day was The name of Decora- ticular cemetery, not just been unsuccessful. The Association usually have taken credit for cel- officialy proclained on tion Day was changed to for those who died while Friends of Salado Cem- has soldiers from Ft. Hood ebrating the beginning of May 5, 1868 by General Memorial Day in 1882 serving their country. The etery Association chose to participate in the service. this memorable gathering. John Logan, National and soldiers who had died National Commander of meet on the last Monday Area residents are encour- One of these stories is that Commander of the GRand while serving their coun- the Veterans of Foreign because many people had aged to attend. a gentleman named Henry Army of the Republic, in try prior to the Civil War Wars stated in his 2002 a holiday from their work (Information for this Wells, who owned a drug his General Order Number were also honored. Memo- Memorial Day address: on this date. The very article was provided by store in Waterloo, New 11, which reads in part: rial Day was designated as “Changing the meeting first Memorial Day was Command Sgt. Maj. Mar- York came up with the “The 30th of May, 1868 is a public holiday in most date of Memorial Day in celebrated at the Salado vin Williams from The idea. He suggested that designated for the purpose states. the National Holiday Act Cemetery on a Saturday. Military Order of the Pur- all the shops in town close of strewing flowers or President Richard Nix- of 1971 merely to create a Many volunteers in the ple Heart Central Texas for one day to honor the otherwise decorating the on declared Memorial Day three-day weekend has un- Salado area have worked Chapter (1876).) soldiers who were killed graves of comrades who to become a federal holi- dermined the meaning of together to have a success- in teh Civil War and who died in the defense of their day to be observed on the the day. No doubt this has
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Last week - during the upheavals in Meanwhile, House Speaker Tom both houses - we gleaned two such pithy Craddick is spending the remaining commentaries that will be remembered session-days manning the barricades with appropriate guffaws in the days against an insurgency created by what ahead. Craddick loyalists term “an unruly In the House - members have always gang of traitorous” fellow Republi- described Speaker Craddick’s general cans, led by longtime friend and top- behavior patterns, during the three terms gun Jim Keffer (R-Eastland). he has “ring-mastered” the lower house, as The rebellion, the second one this despotic. session, includes a near-majority of This heavy-handedness escalated, the 150 member lower house (divided following his unexpected challenge for between 69 Demos and 81 Repubs), speaker last January. The resulting revenge who want old Tom’s scalp (and his tactics Craddick practiced throughout speaker’s gavel) “now” rather than the current session - caused one member The Great Clinton/Obama Feminist Pander waiting for the usual arm-twisting (pleading anonymity) to say, when word “pledge” card fiasco that traditionally that an insurgency was “afoot”: “I’m not The front-runners in the Democratic accompanies the end of a session. surprised - we all liked him better as a presidential race have discovered the We suspect the current insur- despot (than what he is today)! power of an idea whose time has passed: Rich rection will fade and Craddick will Senate quote was better (actually socialism in women’s wages. Its power is then demand (and probably receive) earthier) and came from Senator Leticia in pandering to feminist voters, and its one final term as Speaker (for a total Van De Putte (D-San Antonio), after Sen. time passed because it never made any Lowry of four) in exchange for promising Whitmire had scampered back from the sense even when it was a bright, shiny to “play nice” during the interim privy in time to help scuttle Dewhurst’s new bad idea some 30 years ago. period and the 2009 session. crafty plan to bring the Voter ID bill to the It deserved its place on the junk heap, almost disappears, with women making floor for debate. given that women have been improv- 95 percent of men’s wages. LT. GUV’S Van De Putte said that in the future: ing their place in our economy without Different pay for different professions TOUGH DAY IN SENATE “When we go to the bathroom, we’re far-reaching governmental intervention. persists, of course. Nurses aides (89 per- Speaker Craddick was not the only going to take a Republican along with Nonetheless, Hillary Clinton has renewed cent female) have more education than legislative leader having problems last us!” her push for her Paycheck Fairness Act, truck drivers (97 percent male), but their week. Across the Rotunda, on the and Sen. Barack Obama has endorsed the median earnings are just 57 percent that day before the lower house uprising, * * * * * * Fair Pay Act. Whenever the word “fair” of truck drivers. This isn’t discrimination, Lt. Governor David Dewhurst tried MOTHER’S DAY GIFT features so prominently in Democratic but a reflection that driving cross-country to “finesse” the Democratic faction ARRIVES DAY EARLY legislation, the odds are that it is economi- is unpleasant work. Women tend not to within his “restive gang of 31” by call- Writing a weekly column, many times cally illiterate, and this legislation doesn’t want to do it. ing for a fast, non-agenda vote, in order well in advance of its printing, causes some disappoint. That kind of choice is a key factor in to bring the highly partisan Voter-ID intervening items to lose their “newswor- Discrimination against women is the male-female wage differential. Aver- bill up for debate. thy” status. However, we believe the fol- already illegal and employers have to give age earnings for male physicians are He did this while a number of lowing worth reporting - even after a 12 women equal pay for equal work. What $170,000, for female physicians $100,000. Democrats (all 11 of whom oppose the day break. Clinton and Obama want to establish is Bias? No, as Furchtgott-Roth has noted, measure) were wandering around out- Our story involves a Mother’s Day gift the more nebulous concept of “compa- “many women choose to go into pediat- side the Senate chamber. One of them that one of our Salado “moms” received rable worth,” or equal pay for different rics, psychiatry and family practice, all - John Whitmire (D-Houston) was a day early. She is Billye Fuller and her work in female- and male-dominated pro- lower-paying fields than surgery, which is reportedly in the men’s room. special gift was news, soon after the fessions. more demanding in terms of hours.” When it became apparent what polls closed on May 12, that her son Dar- This intervention is supposedly so Many women choose professions that “slyboots” Dewhurst was doing (as rell Street had been elected to the Salado urgent because women make only 77 per- are compatible with having kids, and the unannounced vote got underway) School District’s Board of Trustees. cent of what men do. Feminists believe when they have children, tend to take a Demos scurried around and brought Now, all mothers are proud of their kids, that this wage gap is caused by The Man break from their careers (whereas men their troops back on the floor for the but we doubt if many moms ever worked -- and that’s not just a metaphor: He’s actually work more). Economist O’Neill “unscheduled” balloting. as hard to get a son elected to public office really a man -- who carefully sets wom- writes, “Women continue to work part All returned except Whitmire who as did Billye. She got on the phone weeks en’s wages to keep them below that of time more than men and to choose work arrived as the vote was ending with before the election and proceeded to call members of the patriarchy in good stand- situations such as work in nonprofit insti- GOPers having racked up the needed nearly everyone in the school district. ing. tutions and occupations that more easily two thirds majority to start debating We understand (from a reliable source) Never mind that the 77 percent figure can be accommodated with home respon- the measure (19-9). that she not only made hundreds of calls, is, in the words of Hudson Institute econo- sibilities.” The Houston Senator was furious, but several villagers got a second call mist Diana Furchtgott-Roth, “flawed and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and carried on like a “potty-mouthed” (for one of two reasons): (A) If the person bogus,” failing to account for the most might wish this fact weren’t so, but there’s banshee (Dewhurst scolded the smol- seemed to “waver” a little (after the first basic variables. The figure for men and no way for them to legislate it out of exis- dering Whitmire and told him to settle call) about voting for Darrell; or (B) If women who work 40 hours a week is 88 tence, even with a very bad, dated idea. down or be removed). Billye had enjoyed the first conversation percent. Baruch College economist June Whitmire’s tantrum however, so much - she just wanted to continue the O’Neill finds -- adjusting for factors like Rich Lowry is editor of the National secured both time and a second vote. phone-visit! schooling, lifetime work experience and Review. Enough time to pull Sen. Carlos Uresti We talked to Darrell and discovered he workplace characteristics -- that the gap (c) 2007 by King Features Synd., Inc. (D-San Antonio) out of his sick bed was giving his mother full credit for the in a nearby apartment (he had the flu) win. Darrell led the ticket with some 701 and assist him to the Senate floor. votes which equaled 63 percent of the total Salado Village Voice is published every Thursday, 213 Mill Creek Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Demos then had enough votes to block (1116). Texas 76571. Subscription Rates: $26 per year in Bell County, $28 per year outside of Bell County; the two-thirds needed by Republicans Street’s victory was an old-fashioned $35 per year outside of Texas. and the artful plot “fizzled” - final “home grown” success story propelled by Phone: 254/947-5321 Fax: (254) 947-9479 Office Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays tally 20-11. his mother. And who should know better News releases: [email protected] Without doubt, Dewhurst is what a guy is made of - than “mom”? Display advertising: [email protected] still kicking himself for allowing Even allowing for an extra-special helping Deadlines: Display ads • noon Fridays Classified ads • 12 noon Mondays the second vote. Especially after of love (and pride) tossed in for good mea- Editorial policies: Opinions on the editorial pages are those of the writer, not necessarily the owners flim-flamming Demos with a slick sure. or employees of the Salado Village Voice. All letters to the editor should be signed and have a phone “quick” vote, knowing one member So we congratulate Darrell on his number and address for verification. The editor reserves the right to reject and/or edit any letter. Letters should address issues, not personalities and should be concise and constructive in approach. Letters was out sick and another in the achievement. And a “well done” to Billye should be limited to 300 words. john. 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result, from legislative tomfoolery JP Report salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007, Page 3A for April Judge Don Engleking, Justice of the Peace Pct. 2 Bell County reports the following activity for April 2006. Monthly rev- enue for the month is re- ported to be $45,799.00. A total of 300 cases were filed for the month. This includes moving and non moving traffic citations, criminal cases, and civil cases filed dur- ing the month. Over 282 cases were disposed of by the court. In addition the judge conducted 9 in- quest. Happy Birthday, Thomas Arnold! Thomas Arnold Elementary Students are shown above blowing out the candles on cupcakes as part of the 40th Anniversary celebration of the opening of Thomas Arnold Elementary School. Prior to the opening of the Elementary School, all stu- dents attended class in the Old Red Schoolhouse on Main Street, which now houses the Salado Civic Center. (Photo courtesy Basilia Tovar)
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By Chris McGregor High School’s Blake Han- Staff Writer cock has found himself in rather elite company. Without much fanfare Vetted through a pool Salado or expectations, Salado of almost 1.5 million stu- Eyecare • Comprehensive Eye Exams • Laser Vision Consultations • Contact Lenses • Eyeglasses (Next Day Service Available) • Minor Eye Emergencies Blake Hancock dents across the U.S., Han- ment which, along with cock was recently named the ACT, plays such a vital a National Merit Scholar role in the college admis- finalist. The finalist des- sions process. ignation is reserved for Soon after, though, he less than seven percent of discovered that his score students, and Hancock’s on the exam - which mea- inclusion marks the first sures critical reading, placement of an SHS stu- mathematics and writing dent in the rolls of Nation- - was among the top in al Merit finalists. the nation, and that he had Like many high school been named a National Dr. John K. Cooke, O.D. students, Hancock took Merit semifinalist. The Doctor of therapeutic optometry the PSAT his junior year. semifinalists are narrowed He did not expect much Salado Plaza Shopping Center down even further over the from the experience, ex- course of the students’ se- (254) 947-LENS (5367) cept maybe to gauge how nior year, where academic he might fare in his senior Tue-Fri 9am-5pm ~ Saturday 9am-1pm standing and course work, year on the actual SAT as well as SAT scores and - the standardized instru- a personal essay are used to determine the finalists, who are then eligible for one of the National Merit scholarships. right at home in the Hancock made the cut, and as a result received a scholarship which he will heart of texas. apply to Arizona State University in the fall - a school which, because of Hancock’s National Merit status, in turn offered the senior a generous schol- arship package which he says was too good to pass up. He tentatively plans to pursue computer science studies. The entire process caught Hancock off guard. “I was taken by surprise by it, and didn’t really know how to react,” said Hancock, who admits he’s still not sure precisely what his PSAT score was. “I don’t know what it was, but it must have been ok.” Blake, the son of An- nette and Mike Hancock, should not have been all Make no mistake about it. There’s nowhere else on earth quite like that surprised by his suc- Central Texas. That’s why we’ve called it home for almost a hundred years. You’ll find us in cess, though. He was a big cities and small towns all over the heart of the state. We’re First State Bank Central Texas. four-year participant in UIL, including this year’s We grew up here and we’re staying here. And to be downright direct, we want to be your bank. state title-winning Calcu- And we’re doing everything we can to make it happen. Come see what we mean. lator Team, and last year’s Mathematics Team, which placed second at the state meet. He also suited up for the Salado Eagle foot- ball squad all four years of high school, and ran Var- sity track as a freshman. A member of the First Baptist Church of Belton, Hancock has also partici- pated in a number of mis- sion trips in recent years. And despite the honor of being the first Salado student in memory to be Still First! named a National Merit finalist, Hancock main- tains a humble perspective www.fsbcentex.com on his accomplishment. 50 South Main Street • Salado “I just give credit to God (254) 947-5852 for all the blessings in my Member FDIC life,” he said. May 24, 2007, Salado Village Voice, Page 7A Salado High School Graduating Class of 2007
Ayla Ann Antill Shea Louis Arias Haley Nichole Arnold Evan Danielle Barbosa Michael Lorin Bitsui, Jr.
Brandi Page Boydstun Magan Maxine Bradshaw Jamie Parks Burson Joshua Gene Caldwell Natalee Donette Cantrell
Megan Renae Chick Ryan Thomas Clark Walker Matthew Cleveland Robert Steven Cloud Clorissa Marlace Coe
Robert Anthony Constancio Bryan Russell Corbitt Tyler Lee Correa Michael Paul Culin Danielle Danford
Jacob Tyler Davis Lauralea Elizabeth Davis Juan Enrique DeLaHoya Cortney Alise Dunnahoo Chelsea Austin Ervi
Justine Joy Ferrell-Raborn Kyle Kirk Floyd Sheena Renae Fry Joshua Keith Fulfer Alonso Prado Galvan
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Brittany Belle Gilchrest Michelle Ann Gilpin Kelsey Mekayla Gobin Maria Del Rosario Gonzalez Kayla Rae Griffin
Michael Blake Hancock Chance V. Hansen Noah Blake Harbison Allana Katherine Harris Justin Roy Harvell
Jeremy Martin Heuer Brandon Lee Hollas Kenneth Daniel Hora Larissa Louise Ingalsbe Jeanette Cimafranga Inocencio Handorf
Chelsea Anne Jacobsen Michael Jaimes Denise Hendershot Jasso Tanner Trace Johnson Jonathan Andrew Kendall, Jr.
Justin Thomas Konzen Rebecca Gail Lyssy Anthony John Maquinalez Dixie Darling McCullough Shawna Lee McPherson
Jacob Michael Meritt Brandi Ann Messer Sara Jewel Moffat Jessi Kay Mohler Andrew James Murray
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Tanner Dacus Myers Michael Blake Newman Thomas Hunter Pappas Adam Kyle Patton Clinton Neal Permenter
Justin Ray Powell Crystal Marie Poston Justin Dewayne Pruitt Edward Martin Pyzik III Stephen Paul Quick
Alexander Ray Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez, Jr. Molly Morgan Rooney Rogers Ryan Roznovak Daniel Ruiz
Samantha Marie Sharp Mary Amber Runyon Thomas Christopher Schatte Crystal Joy Schoellmann Tavonn Yale Shafie
Clayton Edward Sharum Jessica Lauren Shumate Matthew Alan Simon Ariel Davis Simpson Nathan Andrew Sitz
Madison Reed Slagel Samantha Leigh Smith Belem Del Socorro Sotelo Randy Allan Stanley Owen Lee Stephens
Senior Portraiture Courtesy of Image Photography www.imagephotos.net Page 10A, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Salado High School Graduating Class of 2007
Wade Allan Stephens Chelsi Lee Thompson Matthew Scott Thompson Melissa Rae Tichenor Brittany LynNeil Tucker
Chad Gregory Tumey Araceli Urquiza Robert Daniel Walker Royce Edward Wiggin Ethan Thomas Wiliiams
Candidates for Graduation that are not pictured are these:
Tiffani Louree Barton Andrew Curtis Cook Zachary James Flynn Westin Ryan Koiner Leigh Alden Martin Martin Cruz Ortiz Aaron Clay Rojas Eric Anthony Walker Brett Nathaniel Wheeler Jared Cole Young
Charles Fletcher Wilson Aaron Dwayne Winters Trevor King Young Jamie Lynn Zulauf Congratulations to all the Seniors. We have enjoyed watching you grow up since Kindergarten. Tim and Marilyn Fleischer Congratulations Ryan O’Rear University Interscholastic League Class 2A State Golf Champion
Why is Ryan a champion?
• Ryan Is A Student Athlete Committed To Excellence. • Ryan’s Attention To Detail Royce, Is Exemplary. It seems to us like it was only yesterday that we • Ryan Out-prepares The were bathing you in a sink, but you have grown Field. to be a remarkable young man. You have made • Ryan Welcomes us proud to be your Mom and Dad every day of Competition. your life. • Ryan Knows What It Mom, Dad, Jenny Takes. and Ginger, Pearl and Bandit You make us proud! Carrol and Michael McDougal Page 11A, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Salado students earn almost Village Sound & Video Home Theater and $500,000 in scholarships Commercial Sound & Video Salado High se- Cowgirls Club, $200; Sal- Mary Amber Runyon, tion, $1,000; Salado Lions Design, Installation niors have earned about ado Monday Club, $1,000. Salado Athletic Booster Club, $1,500; Salado Ath- and Set-up $500,000 in scholarships Blake Hancock, Na- Club, $500. letic Booster Club, $500. for college this year. Dur- tional Merit Scholarship Tommy Schatte, Fort Ariel Simpson, Holy ing the Academic Awards Finalist, full ride scholar- Hood Area Military Fam- Cross Scholarship, (254) 541-4327 banquet May 17 at the Sal- ily Scholarship; Salado $80,000; City Federation ship. www.vsvaustin.com ado Intermediate School, Larissa Ingalsbe, Sala- Athletic Booster Club, of Women’s Clubs, $1,500; [email protected] many of the scholarships do Education Foundation, $500. Salado Education Founda- were announced and pre- $2,000; Bartlett Electric Crystal Schoellmann, tion, $2,000; ITW Na- Johnnie’s Cleaners & Tailors sented to the students. Cooperative Scholarship, IBM Watson Scholarship, tional Merit Scholarship, The following students $1,000; Sallie Mae/Bran- $8,000; City Federation of $1,500. @ Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy have been awarded schol- don Teacher Scholar- Women’s Clubs, $1,500; Samantha Smith, Sala- arships for college and ship, $1,000; Temple/Bell Salado Education Foun- do Education Foundation, Don’t wait till it’s to late... trade schools (in alpha- County Teachers’ Asso- dation, $2,000; Highest $2,000. Alterations & Dry Cleaning betical order): Ranking High School Matthew Thompson, ciation, $750. No appointment necessary Haley Arnold, Salado Graduate, one year tuition; Salado United Methodist Tanner Johnson, Mack- on alterations, complete in Education Foundation, Speech Team Scholarship; Church, $100. ie/Lowery Memorial 2 to 4 days. $1,000. Scholarship, $500; Salado Sapphire Ink Publishing Brittany Tucker, Shir- Evan Barbosa, Salado Athletic Booster Cluib, Scholarship, $100. ley Cornett Memorial 778-2408 or 770-0355 Education Foundation, $500. Tavonn Shafie, Salado Scholarship, $1,000. $4,000; St. Lawrence Jonny Kendall, Foster United Methodist Church, Araceli Urquiza, SHS $15 Manicures Scholarship, $60,000; Family Memorial Schol- $100. Theater Department, Speech Team Scholarship. arship, $1,000; Salado Samantha Sharp, How- $500. $30 Pedicure Tiffani Barton, Early Athletic Booster Club ard Payne University, Jamie Zulauf, Salado Wednesday Special: Graduation Scholarship, Scholarship, $500; Salado $16,000; Speech Team United Methodist Church, $2,000. United Methodist Church, Scholarship. $100. Manicure & Pedicure Magan Bradshaw, Van $100. Jessica Shumate, Sal- Bibber Scholarship, 1,000; Justin Konzen, Uni- ado Education Founda- $35 Salado United Methodist versity of Mary Hardin- Church Scholarship, $100; Baylor Leadership award, Sheril Edwards Speech Team Scholarship. $12,000; Salado Ath- Jamie Burson, Benton letic Booster Club, $500; (254) 947-9001 Ewton Music Scholarship, Salado United Methodist $500. Church, $100. GORDY MCQUIRE, MCJ Natalee Cantrell, Sala- Anthony Maquinalez, MASTER PEACE OFFICER do Volunteer Fire Depart- Veterans Administration EMS HELICOPTER PILOT ment Scholarship. Scholarship, full ride. Megan Chick, Salado Leigh Martin, Early Work 512-763-1486 Education Foundation, Graduation Scholarship, Cell 254-681-5315 $1,000. $500. Home 254-947-0800 Ryan Clark, Salado Dixie Darling Mc- United Methodist Church Cullough, SHS Theater Scholarship, $100. Department, $400; Speech Walker Cleveland, Bell Team Scholarship; Mary County Cowboys and Ann Franze Memorial www.devereauxjewelers.com Cowgirls Club, $200. Foundation Scholarship, Robert Cloud, Business $10,000; Tal Lostracco Professionals of America, Prize for Outstanding $200. Speech and Theatre Stu- Clorissa Coe, Temple dent in a Small School Area Board of Realtors, District in Texas, $5,000. $250. Jacob Meritt, Stu- Tyler Correa, Salado dent Council, $250; Ross United Methodist Church, Greenwood Memorial $100; Salado High School Scholarship, $1,000; SHS Theater Department, Theater Department, $300. $300. Danielle Danford, Andrew Murray, Sal- 881 N. Main St. Tuesday - Friday 10 - 6 Blinn College One Act ado United Methodist (254) 947-9993 Saturday 10 - 5 Play, tuition for first year. Church, $100. SALADO CHIROPRACTIC Cortney Dunnahoo, Tanner Myers, Salado DR. SHIRLEY J. LYNCH University of Mary Har- Education Foundation, din-Baylor Leadership $2,000. (254) 947-BACK Scholarship, $3,500 per Blake Newman, Kris- (2225) year; Salado Athletic ti Billington Memorial Booster Club, $500. Scholarship, $1,000; Sala- 213 Mill Creek Drive Chelsea Ervi, Young do Athletic Booster Club, (Located in Salado Plaza) Now introducing Heather Lawyer’s Association, $500. Mon - Wed - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. $500; Salado Athletic Clint Permenter, Keys Tues & Thurs Closed Booster Club, $500; track to Aggieland Scholarship, scholarship at Texas Tech $2,000; Michael Gamble 254-947-9001 University. Memorial Scholarship, Kyle Floyd, Sapphire $1,000; Salado Athletic Ink Publishing, $100. Booster Club, $500. Business is growing Josh Fulfer, Salado Stephen Quick, TCU United Methodist Church, Leadership Scholarship, new stylist $100. $6,000 per year; Salado Brittany Gilchrest, Sal- Athletic Booster Club, Sunnie Huffman ado Athletic Club, $500. $500 (Quick plans to at- has joined Kelsey Gobin, Uni- tend Texas A&M). versity of Mary Hardin- Jesse Rodriguez, Jr., Leaza Floyd Baylor Christian Leader- Salado Education Founda- ship Scholarship, $2,500 tion, $1,000; Salado Lions per year; Shawn Mitchell Club, $1,500. Memorial, $1,000; Salado Molly Rooney, track Athletic Booster Club, scholarship to Harvard; $500. Salado Education Founda- Hair & Nails Kayla Griffin, Bell tion, $2,000; Salado Ath- 730 N. Robertson Rd County Cowboys and letic Booster Club, $500. Page 12A, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007
SALADO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Loving, Growing, Sharing Church & People A church family for all ages that is committed to following Christ’s example and caring for all people. Sunday Morning Worship 8:30 Valentine receives Community Builder Award Salado Masonic Lodge 10:50 ing place for fund-raisers #296 will presentedi Sunday School 9:30 and community events,” ts Community Builder 650 Royal Street said Phillip Kabler. “Ev- Award to Gail Valentine (254) 947-5482 ery time we have had a • Mother’s Day Out Program • on May 19. Valentine is fund raiser, she and her retiring at the end of the staff have gone out of their school year. way to be helpful and sup- “It would be hard to portive of us.” name a service or school Accepting the award Grace Baptist Church group that has not benefit- John Warden Pastor • Jonathan Murdock, Assoc/ Youth Pastor while her family and many ed from Gail’s dedication friends looked on, Valen- 2 mi. West of I-35 on 1670/2484 • 254-947-5917 to the community,” said tine said that her grand- Fred Hairston, Master of Worship Schedule father was a Mason. “He the Salado Lodge. Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. • Worship • 11 a.m. never talked about com- “The cafeteria is used Worship/Bible Study and Praise Kids Music • 6 p.m. munity service,” she said. as a meeting and gather- Wednesday Phillip Kabler presents award to Gail Valentine “He just did it.” Pot Luck Meal 6:45 pm Praise & Prayer • Missions for children • Satisfy for youth 7:15 p.m. Ceri Morgan Griffiths memorial held May 27 Dr. Ceri Morgan of Otolaryngology at Uni- Griffiths, 66, of Salado, versity of Texas Medical passed away May 10, Branch. While in Galves- Main St. at the Creek 2007. He was born March ton, he was president of 9, 1941 in Cardiff, Wales the American Cancer So- Wednesday to the parents of Rev. Wil- ciety, Galveston Branch. Fellowship Meal 5:30 p.m. liam John Griffiths and Celebrate Recovery 6:00 p.m. Dr. Griffiths then went mother Gwenhwyfar. Youth Choir 6:00 p.m. into private practice in He was preceded in Kingdom Kids 6:15 p.m. Clear Lake City, TX, for Prayer Meeting 6:15 p.m. death by his parents and SUNDAY 16 years, where he also Youth Celebration 7:30 p.m. sister. Survivors include Contemporary Worship/Bible Study 9:00a.m. served as Chief of Sur- his wife, Debra Griffiths; Traditional Worship/Bible Study 10:30 a.m. gery at St. John’s Hospital. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. www.fbcsalado.org two daughters, Rhiannon (254) 947-5465 He last served at Darnall Youth G.A.B. 6:00 p.m. Thornburg and husband Army Hospital at Fort Jon, and Catrin Glynn and Hood, as a civilian sur- husband Sean; two daugh- geon. On that day living water will flow out from ters by marriage, Sarah He was a Fellow of and Corey; one son, Rhys Jerusalem, half of it east to the Dead Sea and the Royal College of Sur- Griffiths and wife Dawn; half of it west to the Mediterranean Sea in geons, a member of the one grandson John Cara- AMA, American College summer and in winter. doc Griffiths; two grand- of Surgeons, American -Zechariah 14:8 sons by marriage, Blake Board of Otolaryngology, and Jacob; one grand- Harris County Medical daughter by marriage, Society and Bell County Isabell Kate; and numer- Medical Society. ous other relatives and Dr. Ceri Morgan Griffiths He was a member of friends. dent at Winnipeg General on to live and raise his Salado United Methodist Griffiths graduated in Canada. After comple- family in Galveston. Church and sang in the Dossman from St. George’s Medical tion of another residency He was associate pro- choir. Center in London, England in St. Louis, MO, he went fessor in the department A memorial service Funeral Home in 1967. He was chief resi- 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 will be held 2 p.m. May 27 at Salado United Meth- “In Service to our fellow man...” odist Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Histiocytosis Association of America, Houston Humane Society and Salado Humane Soci- ety in the name of Dr. Ceri The Salado Church of Christ M. Griffiths. Visit www. ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His mem.com for an online truth, Showing His love.’ memorial.
St. Joseph’s St. Stephen When I hear the voices of concern Catholic spreading around the Village over the Episcopal Church proposed changes to the future route of Chapel Religious Education I.H. 35 through Salado, I can’t help but Classes think of the apostle’s words: “...what is Holy Eucharist Pre-K thru 12th seen is temporary, but what is unseen is Presbyterian Church 6:30 - 7:40 p.m. eternal” (II Cor. 4:18). While it’s o.k. to Sat. • 5 p.m. Wednesday Mass note what’s going on around us, let’s keep of Salado Sun. • 9:30 a.m. Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor Saturday • 5:30 p.m. uppermost in our awareness that none of Tues. • 9:30 a.m. Sunday this is permanent. Understand that God 10 A.M. Sunday Worship (Spanish) 9:30 a.m. wants our primary focus to be on issues Child care during service (English) 8 a.m. & 11 a.m. much greater and higher than these-- issues Tuesday • 6 p.m. Wednesday • Noon of eternity. Thursday • 8 a.m. - Joe Keyes, minister Friday • Noon Sunday Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Office Hours: Evening Worship • 6 p.m. Every day Wednesday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. 105 Salado Plaza Drive • 254-947-8106 939-1033 601 FM 2268 IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Main & Salado Plaza Drive behind Brookshire Bros. behind Fletcher’s Book Store 947-8037 www.presbsalado.org N. Main Street [email protected] 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org salado Village Voice , Page 13A, May 24, 2007 Gloyna wins environmental science award Live a Salado student was The 21st annual state divisions -- junior division ExxonMobil Texas Sci- Saturday May 26th 7 -10 p.m. awarded top honors for her competition, presented by (grades 6-8) and senior ence and Engineering project at the 2007 Exxon- the Texas Science Careers division (grades 9-12). Fair, which help prepare Marlin Texas Historic Palace Theater Mobil Texas Science and Consortium and hosted by Grand prize winners in the our young people to take Engineering Fair in San The University of Texas senior division received on the challenges of to- Hank Sinatra Antonio. at San Antonio (UTSA), all-expense paid trips al- morrow,” said Truman Gospel, Jazz, Blues, Country Tara Gloyna, a 12th- recognized all students lowing them to compete in Bell, ExxonMobil’s senior (254) 422-3071 grader who attends Tem- placing first, second, third the Intel International Sci- program officer for educa- ple High School, won first or receiving an honorable ence and Engineering Fair tion and diversity. $5 advance tickets $7 dollars at the door place in environmental mention in the fair’s 19 (Intel ISEF), which will be “Each student who par- www.hanksinatra.com sciences and analysis in competitive categories. In held May 13-19, 2007 in ticipated in this competi- the senior division. addition, more than $2.4 Albuquerque, NM. The tion is truly a winner, and million in scholarships top 10 percent of competi- we salute them for their were awarded to students tors in the junior division hard work and dedication. “Come See What a Nursing Methodist hosts from Our Lady of the Lake were invited to apply for Whether they are advanc- Home Should Be” Hispanic evening University, Texas Tech the Discovery Channel ing to a national competi- University, The Universi- Young Scientist Challenge tion or striving for a better Park Place Manor Salado United Meth- ty of the Incarnate Word, in Washington, D.C. in understanding of the world odist Church extends an The University of Texas at October. around them, participa- 810 East 13th Avenue invitation to all Hispanic Arlington, and UTSA. “We are proud to sup- tion in scientific inquiry Belton, TX 76513 friends and neighbors in The competition drew port a variety of outstand- helps hone their skills in the area for an evening 1,300 students from across ing math and science research, problem solving 254-939-1876 of food and fellowship at Texas to compete in two initiatives, such as the and critical thinking. ” the church parking lot and lawn. The celebration will be 5-7 p.m. May 27 at the church on Royal St.
I[hl_Y[$$$W=WhbodI^[bjed Propane 7 days a week I]ZJai^bViZ 9g^k^c\BVX]^cZ 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Rally Building I:BEA: available for reunions BZgXZYZh"7Zcod[ tanning SALADO CLEANERS aerobic Linda Rountree Pritchard, R.N. Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations Registered Massage Therapist & 1209 N. Stagecoach pilates Therapeutic Massage classes 254-947-7299 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat Stress Management and more Full time seamstress on premises 805 N. Main St., Suite G For Appointment, Call Mon. - Fri. 7 am - 8 pm • Sat. 8 am - Noon 1-Day Service (Next to the new Library) 947-HAND (4263) 254-947-5814 salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007, Page 15A Congratulations Class of First State Bank Lobby: Mon. -Thurs. 9 a.m.-3p.m. Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Drive-in: Mon. - Thurs. 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m.-12 noon 2019! Main St. at Thomas Arnold Rd. Salado 254/947-5852 Member FDIC Photographs courtesy of Beverly Wallace, Image Photography Mrs. Jarrett’s Kindergarten Class Mrs. Kyle’s Kindergarten Class Front Row: Madison Barnett, Matthew Sellers, Ashlyn Cath- Front Row: Reginia Deen, Kayla Hudgens, Wesley Quinn, riner, Christopher Smalley, Rolando Lara, Patricia Barnett; Charlie Steiner, Jessica Bennett; Second Row: Samantha Second Row: Mrs. Jarrett, Emme Rubio, Blake Daniels, Roxi Bourque, Pablo Calleros, David Heath, Payden Pannell, Thrasher, Darryl Evans, Janelli Sierra; Third Row: Caden Dan- Hunter Haas, Mrs. Kyle; Third Row: Josue Gonzalez, Aunnika iels, Elzabeth Flynn, Elie Mettenbrink, Parker Shelley, Katelyn Deen, Alfonso Galvan, Nathan Cahoon, Nicholas Deen; Back Hatter, Barbara Hinksn; Back Row: Christian Ortiz, Harrison Row: Brett Elliot, Luis Pena, Marianna Huber, Hunter Ger- Hill, Taryn Westbrook, Patrick Poteet, Sydney Blisard. hart, J.T. Gidley. Mrs. Price’s Kindergarten Class Mrs. Smith’s Kindergarten Class Front Row: Macy Wolf, Ayla Webster, Clayton Zak, Cole Front Row: Carson King, Abby Molyneaux, Jeannette Cruz, Charanza, Rylee Moody, Shely Byler; Second Row: Trace Medlin, Mattie Martinez; Second Row: Jonathan Keyes, Anali Desai, Timothy Flanagan, Ryan White, Savannah Reeder, Maddy Man- Aaron Wilkerson, Savannah Trapp, Avery Hyer; Third Row: Ben tanona; Third Row: Mrs. Price, Bryce Wales, Connor Kelley, Willis, Katherine Yalch, Brian Chavez, Hailey Phillips, Melissa Chase Alexander, Abby Bryant, Hayden Jones, Kelly Lowrance; McCulloch; Back Row: Joshua Fairchild, Tommie Barker, Barret Back Row: Juan Castillo, Ivette Chavez, Sebastian Welch, David Schoenrock, Hannah Bryant. Chavez, Stephen Cathriner. Page 16A, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Congratulations Class of 2007! Grainger Esch, of Salado Silver Spur Theatre, performs in Pace Park. Christopher Hardin Drew Barron Kristina Hartbarger Mentors, students celebrate 1st year An end-of-school event the food and group activi- clown performed for a for the Salado Mentors ties. highly appreciative au- Jyssica Rillera Elizabeth Weber and their sponsored fifth The event was attend- dience. He also fielded grade students was held ed by students and men- questions from the stu- at Pace Park on May 22. tors participating in the dents, mentors, and school Grainger Esch - of the program as well as some staff. The students asked local Silver Spur Theatre parents, members of the about his balancing act - provided the entertain- Salado Mentors Board and that features a ukulele rest- ment, while volunteers several school staff. ing on his chin for several and school staff provided Salado’s best known seconds. This discussion We offer evolved into a challenge for the clown to balance Chairside Whitening System larger objects. Eventually a trash can and finally a 6’ long table became part of his balancing act to the Fellow, American College of Dentists Fellow, International College of Dentists delight of the crowd. Dentist of the Year, Central Texas Dental Society, 1988 Salado Mentors is a school-based mentoring 254-947-5242 program matching com- Temple 773-8028 • 2027 S. 61st, Suite 111 Office Hours by Appointment munity volunteers with Douglas B. Willingham, D.D.S. approved fifth grade stu- Killeen (254) 526-0005 • 3006 S. WS Young Dr. 2 North Main Street at Thomas Arnold Road dents. For information on in the historic Armstrong Adams House (c. 1869) Salado, Texas Salado Mentors, contact Met Life provider www.saladodentistry.com the Superintendent’s of- fice at 254-947-6901. 947-4747 Old Salado Springs 218 Royal Street A professional full service salon Shopping Map Salado Village Guide Pages 6-7B Section B Salado Village Voice May 24, 2007 12 Pages Shopping, Dining, Overnight, Events Salado Western Heritage Days set for June 16 and 17 The Salado Chamber ems and stories beginning of Commerce will host at 2 p.m. in the Gazebo at its first “Salado Western the Civic Center. Misslette Heritage Days” to cel- has been nominated by the ebrate the town’s past on Academy of Western Art- June 16 and 17. Activities ists for Western Female will commence on Sat- Singer of the Year. Cow- urday the 16th with heri- boy Rod is the first Lariat tage artisans centered on Laureate of Cowboy Po- the Salado Civic Center etry. Donna Ingham, tale grounds starting at 10 teller, of Texas stories will a.m. Craftsmen will be perform at 3 in the Gaze- demonstrating knife mak- bo. ing, whip making, whit- A native Texan tling, rustic woodworking, throughout, Misslette, chair caning, rope making, the Singing Cowgirl has Cowboy Rod and Misslette (right) will perform during quilting and painting. performed professionally Salado’s Western Heritage Days. There will be cub since the late 1960s. She scouts demonstrating rope has performed in a wide (and the Silver Screen). where she lives in “the making and a trick roper variety of musical for- In addition, she also yo- little cowgirl house on the as well. We will learn mats, ranging from solo, dels. She also performs plains.” about Indian saddles and duo, trio, seven-piece- Swing, Jazz, Pop, Blues, The weekend’s activi- stories. twin-fiddle dance band Blue Grass, Gospel, Clas- ties will restart at the Pa- Misslette, the singing up to a 20-piece orchestra. sic Country and Spanish. vilion in Pace Park with cowgirl, and Cowboy Rod Her specialty is Western Misslette says she a barbeque dinner in the will perform their own Music; songs depicting the loves the classics, adding evening of June 16 served special duo of music, po- cowboy’s life on the trail some Spanish songs to with old time western mu- her extensive repertoire sic. Mislette and Cowboy (approximately 1,000- Rod will be providing plus songs) tying in a true entertainment, as well de- on hand. Cowboys will be the various interpretations Texas heritage. Her fourth picting cowboy life on the greeting visitors to Salado of the cowboys decorated Happy Birthday! cd, “Down Mexico Way” trail. during the summer at 13 for the summer season. contains songs in Spanish A country picnic in locations throughout the For more information A Sewing Basket along with popular songs addition to entertainment community. In an attempt contact the Salado Cham- sharing a common theme will be held June 17 in the to have the Old West meet ber of Commerce at 254- One year in Salado of love between cowboys Park after church. Mislette the arts, visitors may stroll 947-5040. Celebrate with us June 1 - 2 - 3 and senoritas. Many liken and Cowboy Rod will be down Main Street to view her voice quality to that of 100% Cotton Fabrics w Quilting the legendary Patsy Cline, Notions w Classes while others have called her “the female Marty (254) 947-5423 • 1-877-244-0450 Robbins.” She is adept at www.thesewingbasket.com reciting cowboy poetry, [email protected] comfortably interacts with 560 N. Main St her audiences, and is pas- sionate about her music (Located in the Stagestop Shopping Center) and life-style. Salado, TX 76571 On a personal note, Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30, Sun 12-4:30 p.m. Misslette is also the owner of a Thoroughbred and Quarter horse breeding farm, “Rivers of Living Water Stables,” in Alvin, Everything to make a house a home The Salado Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Salado Realty, located at 301 North Main Street in the old Hutchens House. Rep- resenting Salado Realty were Rita Oden (second from left), Manuela Smith (middle) and Joan Wright (holding scissors). Salado Realty’s phone number is 947-9700. Home Decor TrimmingsBluebird Kids NOW SHOWING Apparel • Decor • Gifts ON STAGE Home Fragrance • Furniture Decorative Accessories • Florals Aloha From Salado Staring Ladies Boutique Johnny Memphis 1301 N. Stagecoach Rd 110 Main Street www.saladosilverspur.com Saturday (northbound I35 access road, Picture Show (254) 947-9475 108 Royal Street • Salado 7 p.m. VaudevilleStage in the old Guest-Sanford Granary Live Music & Fun for any age Open Everyday! For Reservations, call 254-947-3456 Monday - Saturday 10 - 5:30 • Sunday 12 - 5:30 Tickets also available at the Door Page 2B, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Have an event for the calendar? Email us: [email protected] Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday for the following week’s newspaper. What’s happening in A lunch will be served. May 24 May 28 June 4-8 Info: 254-939-3187 or Cooking classes at Salado Masonic Boys basketball camp 254-947-5783. Lodge #296 meeting, for incoming third- The Range. Theme: June 11-14 IRON GARDEN Spring and Summer Hors 7:30 p.m. in the Lodge through-ninth graders, Girls basketball Outdoor Showroom in Historic Salado d’oeuvres. Time: 9:30- Building on Church at the school. Morning camp, for incoming 11:30 a.m. Info: 947-3828 Street. session, for third-sixth Pottery & Wrought Iron fourth through ninth Gazebos une graders, will be 8-11:30 at Yesteryear Prices or www.therangerestau- J 1-2 graders, at the school. Arches rant.com. Salado Silver Spur a.m. Afternoon session, Morning session, for presents “Summer for seventh-ninth graders, Planters May 24 fourth through sixth Salado High School Shenanigans,” 7:30 p.m. will be in the afternoon. graders, will be 9-11 a.m. Baker’s Racks Class of 2006-07 com- June 1 and 2 p.m. and Contact Coach Kenny Afternoon session, for Texas Stars mencement ceremony, 7:30 p.m. June 2. Admis- Mann at kenny.mann@ seventh through ninth at the Mayborn Center on sion: $15 for adults ($10 saladoisd.org for registra- graders, noon-2 p.m. Cost Benches the campus of the Uni- matinee), $8 for children tion info. is $50, which is includes Pot Racks versity of Mary Hardin with student, senior and June 5 a t-shirt. Contact Coach Baylor. military discounts avail- “Salado Friendly” Deco Wall Art Beth Moses at beth. May 25-27 able. Info and reserva- Hospitality Training, [email protected] for Chimneas Mill Creek Men’s tions: 947-3456 or www. offered by the Village of registration info. saladosilverspur.com. Salado Tourism Depart- Pottery Golf Association June 11 Member/Member Tourna- June 2 ment, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Salado Public ment. Details TBA. Shiny Top Ranch Salado Civic Center. The Library Texas Summer May 26 hosts a seminar for format of the program is Reading Club for Salado Silver Spur beginning shooters. geared toward training children, 11 a.m. at the hosts Elvis tribute artist Price: $25, includes front-line staff to deliver library. Program: Story- Johnny Memphis, live in shells, round of skeet the best customer to teller and professor Dr. 405 N. Main St. concert. Time: 7:30 p.m. and instruction from a visitors to Salado. Info: Carl Anderson, who will Salado, TX Cost: $15. For reserva- certified skeet instructor. 947-8634. share folk tales. Free and (254)368.1928 tions and information Space is limited. Reserva- June 5 open to the public. Info: contact the Silver Spur at tions and info: 254-760- Revival Fire, the Bib- 947-9191. 4489 or 254-366-0658. lical Power of the Holy 947-3456 or visit www. June 11-July 19 saladosilverspur.com. June 3 Spirit, led by Barbara J. Boys and Girls “A Specialty Toy & Candy Store” May 26 Salado Public Gunsolley, 7 p.m. at the Strength and Condition- Manx Car Show at Library presents Halley House. Info: 947- ing camp, for incoming thomas Our Angel the Salado Civic Center. “Sunday at the 8334 or email barbara- freshmen-seniors, at the Details TBA. Library,” with Dr. Ray- [email protected]. the tank engine 2005 Salado High School Track ay and mond Carver introducing June 6 & friends Collectors M 26 27 and weight room. Times: Choice Wildfire Ranch hosts his new book, “Best and Wednesday in the 7:30-9 a.m. Cost: $60. Madame Alexander the Wildfire Truck Worst of Travels.” Time: 6 Park, sponsored by Camp will be held Mon- Explosion Team Roping p.m. Program is expected Salado ISD and Salado Classic Collection days-Thursdays. Register event. Info: 947-0291. to last approximately one Chamber of Commerce, at Coach Cheatham’s hour, and is free and open 10 a.m. in Pace Park. office, or call 947-6977 to the public. Info: 947- Activity: Cameron Park or email jlcheatham@ BREYER 9191. Zoomobile. Free and open saladoisd.org. to all Salado children. June 4 June 12 Salado Public June 8-9 Salado Garden Club Library Texas Summer Salado Silver Spur meeting, 10 a.m. at the Lee Middleton Reading Club for presents “Summer Salado Presbyterian children, 11 a.m. at the Shenanigans,” 7:30 p.m. Church. All gardeners Dolls library. Program: Maria June 8 and 2 p.m. and invited. Smith will present a musi- 7:30 p.m. June 9. Admis- • June 13 cal puppet show. Free and sion: $15 for adults ($10 Wednesday in the Rubber Stamps open to the public. Info: matinee), $8 for children Park, sponsored by • 947-9191. with student, senior and Salado ISD and Salado June 4-7 military discounts avail- Chamber of Commerce, Scrapbooking Summer tennis camp, able. Info and reserva- 10 a.m. in Pace Park. • for incoming kindergart- tions: 947-3456 or www. Activity: Homing Pigeon ners through seniors, at saladosilverspur.com. demonstration. Free and Classes the Stagecoach Courts. June 9 open to all Salado chil- Times: 8-9 a.m. for K-4th Annual Salado dren. • graders; 9-10:30 a.m. for Reunion, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 June 15-16 Open Daily 5th-12th graders. Register p.m. at the Salado Inter- Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5 Salado Silver Spur 642 N. Main St. #1 with Coach Melissa Hyer. mediate School Com- #4 Shady Villa • Main St. • Salado presents “Summer Salado Info: 947-6900 or email mons area. Reunion is Shenanigans,” 7:30 p.m. [email protected]. open to Salado alumni, as June 15 and 2 p.m. and 254-947-8088 well as the general public. www.sweetnutthings.com 254-947-8848 7:30 p.m. June 16. Admis- sion: $15 for adults ($10 matinee), $8 for children with student, senior and Trouvé military discounts avail- Fashion for Today’s Curvy Woman able. Info and reserva- tions: 947-3456 or www. Introducing New to our Collection: saladosilverspur.com. Flax June 16-17 #4 Rock Creek Comfortable and easy care clothing that Salado Western embraces every woman! Heritage Days, on the Salado grounds of the Salado 947-3630 Civic Center. Event will Come and Visit and Receive a Free Gift! feature heritage artisans With a Purchase of $150 or more Kitchenware, displaying their meth- ods and wares, as well including Bakeware, Pottery, We specialize in sizes 10 and up as storytellers and live with Personalized Service Glassware, Gadgets and more music. A BBQ dinner will Alterations on Site • Unique Furniture be served June 16, and Evening and Wedding Apparel in all sizes • Garden & Yard Decor a country picnic will be One of a kind Jewelry~Accessories~Gifts • Table Linens & Accessories served June 17. Info: 947- • All natural aromatic Caldrea 5040. 230 N. Main St. in Salado exclusive fragrances Front Row Gallery of Shops ~ UPSTAIRS June 18 pampered cleaning 512-508-2530 Salado Public Open 10-5 Wednesday-Monday Library Texas Summer Tuesdays and evenings by appointment only May 24, 2007 salado Village Voice, Page 3B the Village of Salado?the Civic Center grounds vations are required. Cost with student, senior and July 25-27 Reading Club for July 9-13 July 20. Also, actors from for the performance is $17 military discounts avail- Salado Village Artists children, 11 a.m. at Jerry English’s Girls’ “Salado Legends” will be for adults and $5 for chil- able. Info and reserva- workshop, led by Garnet the library. Program: Basketball Camp, for performing throughout dren. Info: 254-947-9205 tions: 947-3456 or www. Buster. Medium: oil. Info: “Chicken Dog,” featuring incoming freshmen- the village. Info: Salado or www.tablerock.org. animal tricks, juggling, a saladosilverspur.com. VeAnn Stowel, 771-5624. seniors, at the Salado Chamber of Commerce, July 23-26 unicycle and more. Free June 23 and 24 Intermediate School gym. July 30-Aug. 2 947-5040. Football Camp, for Volleyball Camp, for and open to the public. Auditions for Times: 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: July 21, 28 and Aug. 4 incoming third-ninth incoming sixth-ninth grad- Info: 947-9191. Tablerock’s produc- $100. Registration and 15th Annual produc- graders, at the Salado ers, at the SIS gym. Time: June 20 tion of “Taming of the info: Coach Beth Moses, tion of “Salado Leg- High School football 9 a.m.-noon (6th-8th) and Wednesday in the Shrew,” 3 p.m. both 947-6900 ext. 1305 or ends” outdoor musical field. Times: 9:30-11:30 1:30-4:30 p.m. (freshmen). Park, sponsored by days at Tablerock’s email bmoses@saladoisd. drama at Tablerock a.m. Cost: $40. Register Cost: $40. Register with Salado ISD and Salado backstage room. Info: org. Amphitheater. Show with Coach Cheatham or Coach Bree Holz or call Chamber of Commerce, David Dunlap, 254-247- uly J 14 times: 8:15 p.m. for each call 947-6977 or email 947-6900 ext. 1304 or 10 a.m. in Pace Park. 0220 or email ddunlap@ Shiny Top Ranch show. Dinner at 7:15 p.m. jlcheatham@saladoisd. email bree.holz@sala- Activity: Professional tablerock.org. hosts a seminar for Cost for dinner is $8 for org. doisd.org. clowns will appear in cos- June 25 beginning shooters. adult or child, and reser- tume and speak about their Salado Public Price: $25, includes jobs. Free and open to all Library Texas Summer shells, round of skeet Salado children. Reading Club for and instruction from a June 20-21 children, 11 a.m. at the certified skeet instructor. No Short Cuts Volley- library. Program: Come- Space is limited. Reserva- ball Camp, for incom- dienne Connie Coyote. tions and info: 254-760- ing freshmen-seniors, at Free and open to the 4489 or 254-366-0658. the Salado Intermediate public. Info: 947-9191. July 20-21 School gym. Times: 9 June 25 Salado Old Glory a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. Salado Masonic Days. Entertainment will Cost: $90. To register call Lodge #296 meeting, be provided by the Salado Coach Bree Holz at 947- 7:30 p.m. in the Lodge Community Chorus, and 6900 ext. 1304 or email Building on Church the U.S. Army Band will [email protected]. Street. perform at the Gazebo on June 21 June 27 Cooking classes at Wednesday in the The Range. Theme: Park, sponsored by Spring and Summer Salado ISD and Salado Brunch Party Ideas. Time: Chamber of Commerce, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Info: 947- 10 a.m. in Pace Park. 3828 or www.therangeres- Activity: Bicycle Safety taurant.com. and Bike Parade. Free and June 22-23 open to all Salado chil- Salado Silver Spur dren. presents “Summer June 28 Shenanigans,” 7:30 p.m. Cooking classes at June 22 and 2 p.m. and The Range. Theme: 7:30 p.m. June 23. Admis- Cooking with the Kiddo’s. sion: $15 for adults ($10 Time: 9:30-11:30 a.m. matinee), $8 for children Info: 947-3828 or www. Gifts and Floral for any occasion therangerestaurant.com. 254/947-0222 The Texas Tycoon Collection The Salado Sawmill, an artisan’s workshop and gallery, has created a unique line of cus- tom furniture: The Texas Tycoon Collection. Big, bold and as rugged as a Texas oilman, this Leigh’s line reflects the character and style of these Necessities demanding gentlemen. No Victorian frills here: And just clean lines, chiseled features and big pro- Floral Creations portions. While the style of these pieces reflects Texas’ roots, it also demonstrates a flair for the dramatic through the use of burl, bird’s eye on Pace Park Dr. and quarter-sawn lumber. Picture here is the Library Cabinet in the Tycoon Collection. This piece is made from bird’s eye maple. Note the shop-made crown molding, distinctive base and towering proportions -- a showpiece for today’s tycoon, oil or otherwise. Master Craftsman Robert Pascoe makes these pieces at the Salado Saw- Original Art mill, allowing the customer to specify the dimensions, wood type, color and hardware. Because Pascoe works the project from design through build Bronze Sculpture and finish, you are assured of quality at every step. Just bring in a picture Raku Pottery or sketch of something that you’re interested in and Pascoe will guide you through the design process. Pascoe has several other lines, including Arts G. Harvey Limited Edition Prints and Crafts and General Store collection. And More The Sawmill, a division of XtraWorX, LLC, is located at 409 Salado Plaza at the entrance to Mill Creek in Salado. Call Bob at 254-947-0137. Salado CIGARS FINE ART GALLERY Premium Handmade Cigars, Pipes, Men’s Gifts & Accessories Traditional and Contemporary FEATURING OUR HOUSE BRAND Landscapes, Seascapes, THE “SALADO CIGAR” Wildlife, and Western Art. Sun.-Thurs. 11-5 Fri.-Sat. 11-7 prellopfineartgallery.com 400 S. Main Street (254) 947-9177 Salado, Texas 76571 1-866-498-2447 Main Street • Salado • (888) 461-2605 • (254) 947-3930 [email protected] Page 4B, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Calendar of Events From Page 3B Tablerock Amphithe- invited to attend. Mud Pies August 4 Salado Presbyterian ater. The Bard’s Taming Shiny Top Ranch Church. Program will of the Shrew will be Christy’s hosts a seminar for focus on herbs. All gar- pottery presented under the stars, ov ec HAND THROWN POTTERY beginning shooters. deners invited to attend. N . 30-D . 2 7:30 p.m. each perfor- Annual Salado ONE PIECE AT A TIME Price: $25, includes September 14-16 mance date. Tickets: $10 Christmas Stroll week- shells, round of skeet Mill Creek Men’s of adult, $5 children 12 and end. Details announced at Handmade and instruction from a Golf Association under, student or military; later date. Visit saladovil- certified skeet instructor. Member/Guest Tourna- Pottery, available at the gate or lagevoice.com for infor- Space is limited. Reserva- ment. Details TBA. Salado on-line at www.tablerock. mation as the days draw Homemade tions and info: 254-760- September 15 and 16 org. Info:David Dunlap, Ladies Boutique closer. Fudge 4489 or 254-366-0658. Fantasy Faire at director, 254-247-0220 or Tablerock, 10 a.m.-6 ov ec Find your favorite from August 3-5 email ddunlap@tablerock. N . 30, D . 1, 7 & 8 41st Annual Salado p.m. daily. Characters Tablerock’s 15th Christy Arner our 45 plus flavors!! org. Art Fair, on the grounds from history, literature, Annual production Sucrose free October 9 of Pace Memorial Park. mythology and imagina- of Charles Dickens’ also available Salado Garden Club Featuring over 100 artists tion invite you to a world meeting, 10 a.m. at the “A Christmas Carol,” Main at N. Pace Park and artisans from Texas of Medieval magic. Music, Salado Presbyterian adapted and directed by and throughout the South- storytelling, archery Harry Sweet. Perfor- P.O. Box 83 18 N. Main Salado Church. All gardeners Salado, TX 76571 west. Hours: 8 a.m.-5p.m. tournament, vendors and invited. mances set for 7 p.m. 947-0281 Aug. 4 and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. more. Admission: $7 for each night. Tickets: $10 254/947-0561 Mon-Sat 11-5 p.m., Sun 12-5 October 12-13 Aug. 5. Preview party adults, $5 for children 12 Annual Christmas in for adults, $5 for students Aug. 3 at Jack’s Barn. and under, seniors, and October event, sponsored and $3 for children 12 and Free parking throughout military with ID. Info: by the Salado Chamber of under. Tickets available at the village. Info: Salado Stephanie Hood, shood@ Commerce Ladies Auxil- the gate beginning at 6:30 Chamber of Commerce, tablerock.org or www. iary. More info TBA. p.m. Concessions open at Springhouse Antiques tablerock.org. 6:30 p.m. Info: 947-9205 254-947-5040. October 20 ”A Shop of Ideas” August 16 September 22 Salado Education or email tablerock1@aol. Salado High School Salado Area Republi- Foundation Annual com. Open 7 Days 10 - 5 can Women Fine China Freshmen Orientation Cattleman’s Ball dinner November 21-23 Camp, for all incoming Luncheon, 11 a.m. in the and fundraiser. Money 120 Royal Street Salado Salado ISD campuses SHS freshmen, 9 a.m.- Longhorn Room of the raised supports scholar- break for the Thanks- noon at the High School Stagecoach Inn. Info: 939- ships for Salado students 254-947-0747 giving holiday. Library. Attendance 7085. as well as grants to fac- ecember strongly recommended. October 6-7 ulty in Salado ISD.More D 7-9 Annual Salado No registration is neces- Auditions for A info TBA. sary. Christmas Carol, 3 p.m. Christmas Stroll week- August 24 each day at Tablerock. October 27 and 28 end. Details announced at Meet Your Teacher Info: 947-9205. Tablerock’s Hallow- later date. Visit saladovil- and Stash Your Stuff October 7 een Fright Trail, featur- lagevoice.com for infor- Night at Thomas Arnold Tablerock’s Fright ing thrills and chills for mation as the days draw Elementary School. More Trail auditions, 5 p.m. at young and old. Open 7:30- closer. Specializing in Heritage Lace Designs details TBA. Tablerock. Info: 947-9205 10:30 p.m. Admission: $5 December 11 Fenton Art Glass, Arthur Court Designs and August 27 or email tablerock1@aol. for adults, $3 for children Salado Garden Club Willow Tree Angels by DEMDACO Salado ISD campuses com. 12 and under. Concessions meeting, location to be 102 North Main Street, Salado first day of school. October 6, 13 and 20 will be available. Info: announced. 254-947-1868 • 877-947-1868 September 11 Jackie Mills, 947-9205 Fifth Annual Fall December 24-Jan. 4 [email protected] Salado Garden Club or email tablerock1@aol. meeting, 10 a.m. at the Shakespear Festival at Salado ISD campuses com. break for the Christmas October 28 holiday. Thomas Arnold Ele- 2008 Book now for retreat, workshop, meeting, mentary PTO “Family anuary County Fair,” 1-4 p.m. at J 31 or corporate events. Salado ISD Stars the Intermediate School. Conference, showcasing Free admission, and games Fine Antiques & the talents of Salado stu- and food will be available. dents. More details TBA. Architectural Salvage All ages are welcome, and arch are invited to arrive in M 17-21 Salado ISD Spring Halloween costumes. Break. November 13 Salado Garden Club meeting, 10 a.m. at the Have a Salado event Retreat & Conference Salado Presbyterian to list on this calendar? Center Church. 10 a.m. at the Email your informa- A SPECIAL PLACE - Salado Civic Center. tion to: news@salado- for groups, large or small to relax, find inspiration, Program will be given by villagevoice.com or and return to the pace of yesteryear. Norm Arnold of Hous- call 254-947-5321, Look us up on the Internet: www.summersmill.com ton, designer of gardens, or discussing his new garden (254) 947-5933 fax to 254-947-9479. 7441 FM 1123, #41 • Belton, TX 76513 book on Glorious Texas 861 N. Main • Salado Fax: 254-939-6183 • Phone: 254-939-6194 Gardens. 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F R M LEGEND H O 2 S Shopping O Y 2 D Dining L A 6 L Lodging L L 8 17 18 $ Services A P Professional N S 125 H 81 E Entertainment D T O 95 Educational L C Churches R L CV Civic D A N W.A. PACE D MEMORIAL 19 PARK I-35 SOUTH R 20 D 21 22 94 10 127 80 9 124 55 79 29 123 54 25 78 27 5 39 23 128 75 59 53 7 6 122 77 24 8 28 26 74 7372 71 61 60 58 57 38 37 36 76 52 97 2 1 30 4 3 102 44 33 32 31 101 98 63 62 56 45 4140 34 99 86 83 82 67 100 88 70 46 4342 35 89 87 85 68 90 Church St. 93 92 91 69 666564 51 50 49 49 48 47 StagecoachStagecoach Rd. Rd. I-35 NORTH I-35 SOUTH 103 104 Robertson Rd. Robertson Rd. 106 110 111 112 113 114 105 107 108 109 115 121 116 to Cedar Valley Baptist 117 west on FM 2843 118 119 120 The Bluffs at Salado Creek 3. SHOPS AT THE STAGECOACH 43. Dolce Accents inside Southern Comfort 25. Leigh’s Necessities Salado Cigars 254/947-9177 S 254/493-7344 S and Floral Creations 254/947-0128 S, $ 4. Stagecoach Inn 254/947-5111 D,L 26. CREEKSIDE CENTER 5. Stone Creek Settlements 254/947-9099 L 44. Salado Haus 254/947-1868 S Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254/947-3930 S 888/777-8844 48. Benchmark Real Estate 254/947-4072 $ Susan Marie’s 254/947-5239 S 6. Central Texas Area Museum 254/947-5232 E 49. Roy T’s Old Salado Bakery 254/947-7181 D 30. First Baptist Church 254/947-5465 C 7. 50. Salado Fire Department 254/947-8961 CV 31. Salado Mansion 254/947-5157 D 8. SHADY VILLA 51. Salado Church of Christ 254/947-5241 CV 32. THE VERANDA Gregory’s 254/947-5703 S First Texas Brokerage 254/947-5577 $ Sweet Nut Things 254/947-8088 S Rock Creek 33. First State Bank 254/947-5852 $ 10. 53. Splendors of Salado 254/947-3630 S 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main 11. Tablerock Amphitheatre 254/947-9205 E 54. Charlotte’s of Salado 254/947-0240 S First Community Title 254/947-8480 $ 13. Salado United Methodist Church 254/947-5482 C 55. Heirlooms 254/947-0336 S Farmers Insurance 254/947-0995 $ 14. Royal Street Provision 254/947-3350 L 56. The Front Row Emporium 254/947-5831 S Zbranek Agency Country Inn Trouve 512/508-2530 S RE/MAX Gold Team 254/947-4011 $ (3.5 miles east on Royal) Eagle Rock Ranch 254/947-5369 $ 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 CV 57. THE COLONY 36. Christy’s of Salado 254/947-0561 S 16. The Baines House B&B 254/947-5260 L Griffith Fine Art 254/947-3177 S 37. Inn at Salado 254/947-0027 L 17. Inn on the Creek B&B 254/947-5554 D,L 60 The Iron Gardens 254/368-1928 S CELEBRATION CENTER 38. SALADO SQUARE 18. Botangles 254/947-4747 $ 61. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE Carden’s 254/947-0300 S Old Salado Springs Celebration Joe Read State Farm Agency 254/947-3599 $ Linda Rountree Pritchard 254/947-4263 P Center and Retreat 254/947-5933 $ Properties by Larry Sands 254/947-5580 $ 19. Old Salado Springs Uncommon Grounds Cafe 254/947-3354 D 39. The Range at the Barton House 254/947-3828 D Guest Lodging 254/947-5933 L 62. The Baines House Spaaahhh 254-947-8802 S 40. Family Dentistry 254/947-5242 P 20. Springhouse Antiques 254-947-0747 S Artistry 866-Salado-S Dr. Douglas B. Willingham 22. Salado Silver Spur Theatre 254/947-3456 E 65. The Village of Salado 254/947-5060 CV 42. Mud Pies Pottery 254/947-0281 S 3.5 miles 14 May 24, 2007, salado Village Voice, Page 7B east to Royal St. 13 Provision 12 96 11 12 F 126 M 2 2 6 15 8 16 BLACKBERRY RD. F R M LEGEND H O 2 S Shopping O Y 2 D Dining L A 6 L Lodging L L 8 17 18 $ Services A P Professional N S 125 H 81 E Entertainment D T O 95 Educational L C Churches R L CV Civic D A N W.A. PACE D MEMORIAL 19 PARK I-35 SOUTH R 20 D 21 22 94 10 127 80 9 124 55 79 29 123 54 25 78 27 5 39 23 128 75 59 53 7 6 122 77 24 8 28 26 74 7372 71 61 60 58 57 38 37 36 76 52 97 2 1 30 4 3 102 44 33 32 31 101 98 63 62 56 45 4140 34 99 86 83 82 67 100 88 70 46 4342 35 89 87 85 68 90 93 92 91 69 666564 51 50 49 49 48 47 Stagecoach Rd. I-35 NORTH I-35 SOUTH 103 104 Robertson Rd. 106 110 111 112 113 114 105 107 108 109 115 121 116 to Cedar Valley Baptist 117 west on FM 2843 118 119 120 The Bluffs at Salado Creek 68. Serenity Spa 254/947-8833 $ 108. Scissors Hair and Nails 254/947-9001 $ 82. OLD TOWN SALADO 111. Super 8 Motel 254/947-5000 L 70. Stagestop RETAIL CENTER Cathy’s Boardwalk Cafe 254/947-8162 D 115. Johnny’s Steaks & Bar-Be-Que 254/947-4663 D Angelic Herbs 254/947-1909 S Texan by Design 254/947-4479 S 116. Johnny’s Texas Banquet Hall 254/947-4663 D A Sewing Basket 254/947-5423 S 83. Stamp Salado 254/947-2248 S 118. Thomas Arnold 254/947-5191 E 86. Remember This Antiques 254/947-0858 S 119. Salado Intermediate 254/947-1700 E 71. SALADO CIVIC CENTER 87. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate $ 120. Salado High 254/947-5429 E Salado Civic Center 254/947-8300 CV 254/947-5050 121. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254/947-0148 C Chamber of Commerce 254/947-5040 CV 88. The Personal Wealth Coach 254/947-1111 $ 122. 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Baked Macaroni & Cheese Bruton commanded w/ Prosciutto & Parsley Invasion, and even opera Make plans now for * somewhere, but to find the 11-piece house band your next celebration Asparagus & Red Pepper Bundles that backed fan favorites Menus at all those forms of music * together in one place on such as Bonnie Raitt, Joe Caribbean Crème Brue www.inncreek.com one night, is something Ely, Delbert McClinton 15 Beautifully Furnished Victorian Guest Rooms Elegant Location on Salado Creek special and -- for lack of a and Malford Milligan as Candlelight Dining Friday & Saturday evenings better word -- unique. well as rising stars such as Weddings & Receptions • Business Retreats Musicians from a mul- Ruthie Foster and James titude of influences came Hand. Musicians took together for a four-hour their turn on the stage that celebration of the impact recalled the architecture of music on Austin and the and feel of the capital’s (Photo by Marilyn Fleischer) impact of Austin on music, first large musical venue: James Hand brought a taste of Honky Tonk to The culminating in honoring The Millet Opera House. Road to Austin: Live Musical Capital of the World May fellow Texan Kris Kristof- While The Road to 19 at Auditorium Shores in Austin. ferson with the inaugural Austin: The Live Music not work. “Help Me Make it Through “Texas Music Legend” Capital of the World show- But who needs visual the Night” “For the Good award. case swirled the aesthet- effects when the music is Times” and, at the end Musical director Ste- ics of the historic Millet what matters, as it clearly of the evening, “Me and phen Bruton, who has Opera House into a mix of did Saturday night. Bobby McGee.” 254.947.5554 played guitar for Kristof- high-end sound and graph- From start to finish, Yet, it is easy to for- ferson and Joe Ely among ics, it was not without its The Road to Austin was give a man for his voice 877.947.5554 many others, arrived on faux pas, chiefly the giant about music -- more pre- cracking a bit when he has Center Circle, Salado stage at the Auditorium 30 foot by 50 foot screen cisely about music that inked some of the most www.inncreek.com • Fodor’s Best B&B Stay Shores venue in a vintage behind the stage that did should and must be heard beautiful lyrics in music live and loud. Whether of any genre: “Lay your it was the gospel-influ- head upon my pillow, Hold enced praise of Ruthie your warm and tender Proudly serving the same menu Foster, the British Inva- body close to mine, Hear sion blues of Ian McLagan the whisper of the rain and recipes that made Salado famous! or the Latin music of Joel drops flowing soft against Guzman and Sarah Fox, the window, And make all the performances had believe you love me one this in common: energy, more time. For the good effervescence and excite- times.” ment. While Kristofferson, Even crusty old Krist- Raitt, Milligan, McClin- offerson, whose songs are ton, Ely, Eric Johnson best known by other sing- might be names quickly ers such as Willie Nelson, recognized by most Johnny Cash, Ray Price folks, some of the rela- and Janis Joplin, was tive unheard-ofs taking touched by the respect the stage finished their Overnight Accommodations for Individuals or Groups shown him by the dozens brief sets with new fans. • Conference Center • Banquet Facilities of artists and thousands of Chief among those were fans gathered for the eve- Ruthie Foster, a pint-sized • Weddings • Rehearsal Dinners ning. woman with a voice as big • Business Meetings • Lodging Frankly, Kristoffer- as her native state, and • Historic Dining Room • Coffee Shop son’s deep baritone voice James Hand, who hails was off on the evening. 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The Salado and performing juggling www.johnnyssteaksandbbq.com Public Library presents Ph.D. and professor at feats. She is a first-class the Texas Summer Read- There will be storytellers, jugglers, unicyclists, very University of Texas. Dr. comedienne that will cer- ing Club beginning in Anderson will delight tainly have the kids in an June. So get out the calen- talented dogs and much The Event Center at more. Take-home crafts the children with folk uproar. dar and mark those Mon- tales such as “Leopard’s The goal of the Texas days. will be featured and prizes will be awarded at the end Daughter” and others. Dr. Summer Reading Program Tenroc Ranch The Texas Summer Elegant, Quiet, Rural Setting of June. Please join us 11 Anderson has earned the Club is to encourage our Reading Club for 2007 I-35 Exit 284 2 miles West on Thomas Arnold Rd a.m. June 4, 11, 18 and 25 title of “Central Texas’ children to read for plea- is called Sail Away with Best Storyteller.” Carl’s sure, to help them main- Books and will be held here at the library in the children’s room, for a fun- style is one that upholds tain and improve their on each Monday in June the art and history of sto- reading skills, to encour- at 11 a.m. This is a free filled and very un-library- like noisy good time! rytelling. age lifelong readers and program for children up to On June 18 “Chicken library users, and to estab- the fifth grade. The first program will feature Maria Smith, who Dog” is back by popular lish reading as a founda- Miss Emmy and our demand. If you haven’t tion for academic success. Children’s Library have will do an cool, rhythmic, up-beat entertaining mu- seen Chicken Dog, you How great is that? gone all out. 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Beautiful made possible by Fre- Charbroiled Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD music scene. Hand came and stirring, Johnston’s escale Semiconductor, an Hamburgers to the stage in cowboy hat voice lifted the audience Austin-based company. and cowboy fringe shirt to to new heights, even if the Homemade Soups Slow Cooking. . . All of the performers belt out “Little Bitty Slip,” raucous crowd of several joined Kristofferson on Homestyle Entrees a great raucous drinking thousand people was at stage at the finale for his song and then crooned his first unimpressed. By the Fast Service version of “Me and Bobby Salad Bar way through “Since You end of her brief perfor- McGee,” made famous al- Brisket • Sausage • Turkey Stopped Loving Me, Then mance, Johnston had won most four decades by fel- So Did I.” Hand’s perfor- over the audience almost Chicken • Pork Loin low Texan Janis Joplin. mance of these two staple to a man. Honestly, though, a dis- Pork Ribs • Veggies... style of Country music (not Only in Austin can one cerning ear would notice Catering, Take Out or Dine In the garbage that passes for musical celebration bring We Cater! the absence on stage of a Open for Lunch: Country on CMT or most together folk dancers, few genres of music: so- 11-3 M-F 11-4 Sat 254-947-5700 “new country” radio sta- Latino poet Raul Salinas called hip hop, new coun- tions), will soon land his reciting his words with try and pop. new CD “The Truth Will lilting jazz music in the Thank God for small Set You Free” in many background, Unity Church favors and Thank God for new homes. Singers, new faces to the Austin. Ruthie Foster is di- Austin scene, old faces, minutive, but owns a huge familiar faces and legend- voice that shouted out praise during her second song, “Heal Yourself,” Robertson's Hams which she labeled a prayer & before the celebration and which she performed with “Smoked” Meats & Beef Jerky the Unity Church Choir. While on the topic of • Country Sausages • Bacon powerful voices, it would • Sugar Cured Hams be remiss not to mention • Delicious Sandwiches Kara Johnston, an Austin Lyric Opera singer, who (254) 947-5562 I-35, Exit 285 Salado Salado Civic Center Designed to serve the Village of Salado Also: Bandstand - Gazebo Rental Rooms For: Family/Class Reunions Weddings - Wedding Receptions Rehearsal Dinners Business Meetings & Luncheons Style Shows • Concerts 601 North Main Street (254) 947-8300 Page 10B salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Annual Memorial Day Roll Call Etrulia’s Men and Women Who John Henry Rampy, Serg CO Co. Air Ser., US Army Malcolm E. 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Liberty, USArmy Joe Lemroe Copeland, WWI Cluster, Rueben T. Maples, M/Sgt., Joseph W. Kidd, WWI Shoes US Army US Army Tom Stegall, WWI Athena Vickrey-Berry, WAC Walter Lee Mayfield, M/ Frank Taylor, WWII Luther H. Walton, USArmy Sgt., US Army Jack Burks, WWII on Tommy Ward, Sgt, USAF Lynn Earl McCarver, US- Harrell Burks, WWII Sale Johnny C. Warrick, US Navy Navy Jack S. Haire, WWII Alvin R. Watson, Jr., US Billy Joe Melvin, M/Sgt, Delma Cathey, WWII Navy, USS Tantalus USAF Joe Trulove, WWII with Air Cushion Foster J. Watson, US Army Roland Oaks, US Army Robert Warnasch, WWII Herbert George Whitcher, Morris “Tex” Patterson, Comfort US Navy Spc. U. S. Army Fort Sam Houston National James A. Whitcher, US Ronald J. Pflum, SFC, US Cemetery Army Army Carl Benson, Col. US Army Thomas Benjamin Wilkes, Richard T. Pickett, USMC Connor Dotson, Lt. Col. Jr., US Army Earnest Wayne Russell, M/ USAF Harry A. Wilmer, II, M.D., Sgt., USAF Charles Evans, US Army, Capt, USNavy George Ellis Smith, KIA, Okinawa James Wilson, US Army USArmy Paul Kinnison, Col., US Lewis H. Wilson, US Army Robert Smith, USAF Army Alva Lee Yarbrough, US Robert Sneed, USAF William Charles Whitting- Navy D. L. Sutton, USArmy stall, US Army Otto Zieger, SFC, US Army Patrick Van Sumeren, US Army Fort Worth-Dallas National Korean War Jimmy Wristen, USArmy Cemetery Roy Lynn Adams David Andre, US Navy Harold C. Barton Peace-Time Service George W. Boysen, CWO, Milton Bailey, USArmy Hamblen-Aiken Cemetery USNavy Roger Barker, USMC William K. Hamblen, Texas Charles S. Brown, Sgt USAF Earnest Boney, USArmy Ranger during the days of the Roy C. Burks, II, US Navy Steven Brandon Brown, Republic of Texas Howard W. Bush, USArmy NMMI Cadet, USArmy Re- William B. Butler, USNR serves Houston Cemetery Albert “Red” Carroll, US Jerry Dixon, Capt., Dulan Brooks, US Army, Army USArmy WWII Orville R. Carter, USN Paul “Pete”Jennings Wayne F. Casey, USArmy Jack Killingsworth, US McCann Cemetery Harvey H. Copeland, FM, Navy Thomas Jefferson Eubanks, $79 USNavy Robert R. Leffel, USArmy Lt., CSA Donald R. Coplen, CW3, US Michael Neal Madison, A Army 1/C, USAF Mt. Zion Garden of Memo- 947-5239 - North Main - Salado J. T. Finney, USArmy Earnest Wayne McCarver, ries Freddie Lee Flowers, US- USNavy William E. Jackson, Korean Navy Stephen Michael McCusky, and Vietnam Wars, Vietnam James T. Griffin, Jr., US Sgt., USMC Service Medal with 4 Bronze Army Bertrand Paul Moquin, US- Service Stars, Army Com- James Guess, USArmy Navy mendation Medal, Republic Liles Clay Guess, US Army Chris Mulholland, USMC of Vietnam Service Medal, Robert L. Hancock, USAF Cecil Wiggins, US Navy Bronze Star Medal with Oak Lee Holleway, USArmy Leaf Cluster Donald H. Hooten, Col USAF West Salado Cemetery North Belton Cemetery Dewayne Jackson, USMC Robert Kirkman, US Navy Jerry D. Liberty, USArmy We honor the following Johnny Porter, US Army, Rueben T. Maples, MSgt US Black-American soldiers WWII, KIA Army who are buried in West Walter Lee Mayfield, M/Sgt., Salado Cemetery: Ozona Cemetery US Army Walter E. Turland, US Army, Harold McKay, US Army Emerson Busby, Pvt., 521st WWII Billy Joe Melvin, M/Sgt., Engrs, US Army, WWI Distinguished Flying Cross, P.J. Busby, US Army, Resthaven Cemetery USAF WWII James R. Holland, US Army Bertrand Paul Moquin, US Lowell B. Burditte, Pvt., Louis Holland Vicknair, Ko- Navy, Chief Petty Officer 29th QM Regt., US Army, rean War Roland G. Oaks, US Army WWII Richard T. Pickett, USMC Harold Fulbright, US Army, Robertson Family Cemetery Jack Leonard Reynolds, Sp3, WWII Col. E. Sterling Robertson, US Army Milton Moore, US Army, CSA Earnest Wayne Russell, M/ WWII Huling Robertson, Jr., Pvt. Sgt., USAF Joe W. Beane, US Army, US Army, WWI H. A. “Bud” Schenkel, Korean War USMC Lewis John Lockhart, US Summers Mill Cemetery Harold Wayne Shepperd, Army, Korean War J.R. Holland, Lt., CSA USArmy Harold McKay, Peace-time Robert J. Singer, US Army Jessie Clyde Ragsdale, US Willingham Family Cem- John Robert Stockton, Jr., US Army WWI etery Army Clem Reagan, Jr. Archibald C. Willingham, Johnny C. Warrick, USArmy War of 1812 Willie L. Whitley, US Navy Other Veterans are Buried Sterling Andrew Jackson Harry A. Wilmer, II, M. D., Where Indicated Willingham, CSA Capt. USNavy Albany Cemetery Welborn Kiefer Willingham, James Williamson, USAF A. C. Greene, WWII, Lt. Col. (Ret.) USAF Jimmy Lance Wristen, US- USArmy Navy Others Arlington National Cem- Dallas Allen Byars, US Navy, Vietnam War etery KIA South Pacific, Buried at John Edward Aiken, US T.R. Rampy, Major General, Sea Army USAF, WWII, Korea Barry Hilbricht, Capt., US Kenneth E. Asbill, T/Sgt., Army Special Forces, Korea, USAF Bell Plains Cemetery MIA Kenneth W. Blackwell, Sgt., Robert Dunnaho Curtis Reue, WWII, KIA, USAF buried in Europe Norman Blair. US Army Bigham – Sparks Cemetery Jessie Clyde Ragsdale, George W. Boysen, CWO, Felix Swan Bigham, Lt., WWII, KIA, buried in Flan- USMC CSA der’s Field, France Howard W. Bush, S 1/C, US Samuel A. Sparks, PFC, 507 Finally, we honor the Army Parachute Inf., Normandy more than 178,000 men and Donald R. Coplen, U. S. Beach Head, women who have served our Army WWII country and are listed as Harvey H. Copeland, FM POWs or MIA.. USN Cedar Knob Cemetery For more information James L. Davis, USMC Cary White, Army of the about this Roll Call, contact Jerry Dixon, Capt USArmy Republic of Texas MaryBelle Brown, 254-947- 5331. salado Page 12B Village Voice, May 24, 2007 OnStar in the Lone Star My daughter-in-law dozen times and spelled it swears by OnStar, the out. Each time he spelled computerized tracking by it she would read it back to Regulation Skeet Field device that can help you him. Finally, Jerry said, Wild Hog Hunts in all sorts of ways. She Tumbleweed “Do you speak English? Exotic Rams says she uses it way too I’m going to give you my much because it’s so con- Call for Dates Smith email address real slow venient. one more time and please (254) 760-4489 (254) 338-4092 “You can just say an times. He spelled it again. J-E- don’t say it back to me. address and OnStar will www.shinytoptexashoghunts.com Her initial greeting was R-R-Y W-O-R-T-H-Y. I’m tired of having to cor- tell you how to get there,” cordial: “How do you do, The OnStar operator rect you.” she says. today, Mr. Worthy, how spelled the name back and OnStar: How would The other day my friend can OnStar be of service got it correct this time. you like to pay for the Jerry Worthy volunteered to you today?” Jerry told her she had it $14.99? the use of his new GMC Jerry Worthy: I need to right. Jerry: Credit card. Acadia to take five of us make a telephone call. He OnStar: I need your OnStar: May I have the to a meeting in a city 100 gave her the number. correct address, Mr. Wor- number, please? miles away. About 40 OnStar: Very well, thy. Would you give it to Jerry kept giving it to miles into the trip, one Mr. Worthy. You are not me now? her until she finally had of the passengers needed authorized to use the On Jerry told her his ad- the correct numbers, ex- to make a phone call to Star telephone yet as it has dress, which happens to piration date and security somebody at our destina- not been fully made oper- be on the Snyder highway. code. By the time she got tion. He tried to use his ational. In order for you to OnStar: Would you that information, we had cell phone, but he was out use the service, you need please spell Snyder for reached our destination of range. to purchase a hundred me? and didn’t need to make Jerry, who is extremely minutes of telephone time Jerry, losing patience: the phone call. The won- proud of his new vehicle, to get 30 minutes of free S-N-Y-D-E-R. ders of modern technol- said, “We’ll let OnStar phone service. The cost is OnStar: And what is ogy. make the call.” Dolce Accents $14.99. Would you like to your phone number, Mr. He did whatever is nec- go ahead and purchase the Worthy? Handmade Persian Rugs essary to get the OnStar telephone time? Jerry told her and she Salado Reunion operator on the line. She Jerry: Yes. repeated it back, missing happened to be female. OnStar: I need your only a couple of numbers. reunites young By her accent, we could full name, Mr. Worthy. Jerry corrected her. tell she was probably from and old June 9 Please give it to me now. OnStar: What is your a place halfway around the Jerry: J-E-R-R-Y W- email address, Mr. Wor- world. In fact, she might at SIS cafeteria O-R-T-H-Y, he carefully thy? be in a place halfway The annual Salado Re- spelled. Jerry gave it to her. It (254) 493-7344 around the world while union will be held 9:30 OnStar: Is that with a included the word “sud- she was talking to us. The a.m.-3:30 p.m. June 9 at [email protected] G? G-E-R-Y? denlink “ in his email sound quality was poor. the Salado Intermediate Jerry, getting embar- address. On Star had a located inside She sounded muffled and School. The reunion pro- rassed and a little frus- lot of trouble getting that Southern Comforts there was a slight echo at vides and opportunity for trated: No. It is with a J. word correct. Jerry must former students, teach- And my name has 2 R’s. have repeated the phrase a ers, families and friends to enjoy a day together. Any residents or former AUSA meets in June residents of Salado are en- The local chapter of the are available at chamber couraged to attend. Association of the United of commerce offices in A catered lunch will States Army (AUSA) will Belton, Copperas Cove, be offered, consisting of hold its last general mem- Harker Heights, Killeen, chicken fried steak, gravy, bership meeting of the Salado and Temple - and red potatoes, green beans, year 6 p.m. June 20 at the on post in the III Corps salad, bread and drinks. Killeen Civic and Confer- Protocol Office and at Desserts will also be pro- ence Center. the Chapter Office in the vided. The lunch will be Dress is Texas Casual Fort Hood National Bank served at noon, imme- and tickets, at $12 each, building on Hood Road. diately following a short business meeting. There will be ample visiting time Step into spring both before the meeting Are your toes ready? and during and following the luncheon. Special recognition will be given to any classes celebrating special gradu- ation ceremonies (25th, 50th, etc.). Special recog- nition and a gift will also be given to the individual who is the oldest in atten- dance, the oldest Salado graduate in attendance, the youngest person in at- tendance, and the person who traveled farthest to attend. Reunion committee members are Sydney Bo- ren, Jim and Golda Brock, Try a Billie Killingsworth, Lin- da Cawthon and Nancy Rose Petal Pedicure Carter. or a For more information about the reunion or to Hot Rock Pedicure make reservations for the and put ‘Spring’ lunch call 254-939-3187 GREGORY’S or 947-5783. Reservations in your step. Salado should be made by June 1. Only at Serenity Spa www.gregorysofsalado.com • (800) 473-5703 74 Van Bibber Lane 254-947-8833 Deadline for Classified ads is noon Mondays Real Estate Salado Services For Sale Jobs Classifieds Section C Marketplace Salado Village Voice Marketplace Classifieds May 24, 2007 www.c21bb.com Over 100 years of real estate experience We would love to visit with you! Bill Bartlett 947-5050 Valerie Bourque 493-0787 Ann Carroll 760-0101 Melanie Kirchmeier (254) 947-5050 760-5855 Sue Ellen Slagel (800) 352-1183 760-3226 Paul Schoenrock 721-8778 www.c21bb.com Ann, Valerie, Debbie, Bill, Sue Ellen, Melanie, Paul $159,000: 1600 Chisholm $169,000: 3901 Chisholm $169,500: 10409 South- $199,900: 1356 Western $219,700: 600 Whisper- Ct., Salado. 3BR, 2.5 BA Trail #9, Salado. Updated shore Dr., Salado. Great Trail, Salado. 4 BR, 2 BA ing Oaks, Salado. Open near the pro shop, golf 3 BR, 2.5 BA townhome home in the country with native stone home in living area. Two bedrooms course & pool. Low yard with elegant colors, wood incredible view of hills from Hidden Springs. Commu- and bath downstairs with maintenance. & tile floors, cathedral ceil- your kitchen window & nity park on Salado Creek. bedroom, bath and loft ings in main living & dining patio. upstairs. area. $223,500: 100 Chelsea $229,500: 18325 FM 2115, $239,900: 3416 Chisholm $249,700: 1208 Old Mill $274,900: 6082 FM 2484, Circle, Salado. 4 BR, 2 BA, Salado. 10 acres with a Tr., Salado. Great floor Rd., Salado. Spacious Salado. Rock home on white rock with metal roof view! 3 BR, 2 BA stone plan. Private wing with 4th home on a gorgeous lot almost 5 acres nestled and cedar trim/front porch. home with metal roof. BR & 3rd BA. Covered in the heart of Mill Creek. among oak trees. 2 car Great access to I-35! back patio. Multi-decks in the back carport with storage and yard. office. $299,700: 1318 Walker $359,000: 716 Willow $369,900: 608 Whispering $409,700: 209 Carriage $137,500: 409 Skyview, Circle, Salado. Overlook- Creek, Salado. Spacious, Oaks, Salado. 4 BR, 3.5 BA, House, Salado. Peaceful Troy. Lots of room, with ing Mill Creek golf course, open home in the heart of two living, two dining, with setting near the heart of 4BR, 2 BA and large family this 4 BR, 2.5 BA has Mill Creek, with beautiful additional bonus room. Salado, on quiet cul-de- room. Quiet street and a enclosed patio to fit your back patio, large contem- Beautiful in-ground pool. sac. Upstairs gameroom large lot. needs. porary kitchen. could be 4th BR. $149,300: 1017 Neuberry $154,900: 907 HK Allen $159,500: 4102 Lakecliffe $169,000: 2099 Auction $211,900: 605 Spring Cliffe, Temple. Nice 3 BR, Parkway, Temple. Quality Circle, Harker Heights. Barn Rd., Belton. 2 BR, 2 BA Court, Belton. 4 BR, 2 BA 2 BA with large back yard builder, quality home in a Home with deck under on over one acre. Open with custom cabinets & in gated community. Belton gorgeous new subdivision. large shade trees! Cul-de- kitchen with granite coun- granite countertops. Cov- schools. sac street allows for mini- ters. Belton schools. Con- ered patio. mum traffic. venient to I-35. 860 N. Main St. (next to Subway) • Salado, TX 76571 (800) 352-1183 Page 2C, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Personal Service: Shop- Bulldozing work, all types. Trees, Shrubs & Landscap- ready” projects. Cleaning done by someone you can Services______Roofing, siding, windows, ping, Errands, Transpor- No job too big or too small. ing, Pruning, Removal trust. Call us today for a free Business Support Ser- doors and plumbing. Free tation Doctor’s/Veterinary Call Alan at (254) 721- and Hauling. Flower beds, estimate. 947-8549 or 947- vices -- part time or as estimates 33 years experi- appointments, Walk your 4756.” yard work, top soil. Call 0791 or 254-563-2559. needed office support. 947- ence. Call Jeff at 512-902- dog, Chauffeur Call Regina 122106tfn Victor Marek toll free 1- 2/1tfnb 8828 2143 718-8363 888-945-3822 or residence 3/22tfnb 2/22tfnb 2/22tfnb Residential, commercial, 254-527-3822. mowing, edging, trimming. tfnb Granny’s House Cleaning. Ruben J. Lemus owner and Free estimates/discounts. operator. Free estimates J&N Painting and House Move outs. References. Call 947-0865 or 760-8424 leveling (all homes) Interior, 254- 947-8533 Salado. tfnb Exterior painting (custom, if tfn requested). Tape & float, Almost never under texture, also level mobile Storage______bid, Miller Tree Service. homes. Carpenter work if 10X12 Storage units at Trimming, removal, haul needed. Call Now, for free 2843 and Cedar Valley off, Salado owner 10 years estimates! 254-493-8285 or $45 mo. Rita Oden, Salado experience. 947-3331 947-0455 Realty 254-947-9700 8/31tfnb 6/2/05tfnb 3/8tfnb ANNA LOU RANEY MIKE BOWLES Avon in Salado Contact Mary Kay Products 947- Stow Away Storage Broker/Realtor Realtor LaVerne Gore to get a 3159. Visit MaryKay.com/ Household -Commercial 254-913-1215 254-913-0469 brochure or to place an AnneMarieHarwell. 10X10 - 10x20- 22x40 order 947-0710, 5/11tfn Clean, lighted, fenced, Key 2/807tfnb punch entry 24 hours. 947- Yard Maintenance: Mow, 5502 or 721-1807 Paul Stevens Yard Equipment weed eat, trim. 721-4699 Sanford - Owner Repair/Small Gas Engine Popeye or 913-4692 tfnb repairman Pick up and Herbie. CONTRACT drop off available. 254- tfnb 947-7249 PENDING Storage space in Salado 8/3tfnb 8X12, 16X24 and up. Housekeeping_____ Some have drive-in doors. Mendoza’s Painting and 3310 Meadow Oaks, Temple Meticu- 3308 S. 5th street, Temple build- Salado Storage 947-5575 House leveling. Level Attention Business Man- lously renovated, this home offers ing site available in the growing tfnb an open floor plan with french doors brick homes with concrete agers/Owners: Tired of Temple Business District, 5.7 Pets & Livestock leading to back patio ,3 nice size Level acres currently zoned sin- slabs also pier and beam Dust? Call Gidleys After bedrooms ,2 full baths, living room gle family (sf 1) or can possibly house. Remodeling, add- Hours Cleaning 718-0278. that opens to study/den area and a Brendal Boxer about 2yrs be rezoned for business. Close ons, painting, interior and 5/10tfnb 2 car garage. Beautiful kitchen with old Free to good home access to Temple College and exterior, sheet rock, tape silestone countertops, new cabi- Please call 254-913-1561 Scott & White, $1.750,000 and float, texture, floors, nets ,tile floors and unique light- 5/10b ing. Updated to today’s living style. decks, porches, plumbing V.R. Cleaning Services $130,000. and electrical. Reasonable We do housekeeping, and For Sale __ prices. Call 254-770-4548 gardening. Homes busi- Henredron Sofa and or cell 512-921-6970 ness and construction “site love seat, $375; Large 1/12tfnb entertainment center with or without 31 inch Hitachi TV, $650/ $500; Wrought iron patio table and five chairs $100. Salado 254- Specializing in 541-2012 5/24-31p Flooring Water Softener Trade-In. Real Estate Make-Ready $250 or more, working Choice Commercial Property in the heart of Salado’s historic dis- & Remodeling or not, towards Culligan trict. Three buildings with net rentable space of 5,592 square feet. Softminder, a more ef- The site is .63 acres at the corner of Thomas Arnold and Church David Poliquin ficient, technologically ad- Street. Easy access to I-35 and Salado’s Main Street. $575,000. vanced, system designed Owner - Installer to save you $$$. Limited 254-913-1842 offer. 254-773-5822. Mill Creek Homesites 04/26tfnb FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES AVAILABLE 2101 Highland Drive Reduced 813 Indian Trail Excellent Homesites in estab- Approximately 91’ X 205’ lot lished Mill Creek neighborhood. in Mill Creek section 15. Nice Located off Chisholm Trail on This custom built executive home neighborhood, great location to Kevlin Dr. with golf course views. features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3+ car build a custom home. $33,000. Premier half-acre lots, under- garage, cathedral ceilings, master suite, ground utilities ready for homes pool, deck and much more. with only 2,000 sq. ft. minimum. George A. Dentry, GRI REALTOR® Let us make your listing successful! 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Address:______Cindy Humphries -Agent 254-760-2387 City:______State:______108 Thomas Arnold Road Zip______Phone:______Suite C, Salado Ad:______254-947-4072 ______ ______YOU DO NOT ALWAYS HAVE TO PAY 6% OR 7% TO SELL YOUR HOME! OUR FEES ARE TRULY NEGOTIABLE. CALL ______BEFORE YOU LIST YOUR HOME AND WE WILL PROVIDE A FREE MARKET ANALYSIS AND SHOW YOU HOW YOU CAN ______SAVE THOUSANDS WHEN YOU SELL. Part time help - Susan egant Entryway, hardwood Page 4C, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Homes For Sale River Front Home Marie’s Ladies Boutique floors, formals and huge 3/2 home, 12ac on Monday and Tuesday 10- family room. Custom cabi- Open house, Saturday, the Litttle River. Pecan 5:45 p.m. in Salado. 947- nets in the large kitchen. Belton Glass May 26th 2-4:00 pm. orchard,garden,easy care 5239 Call or drop by or Appraised @ $375,000, • Table and Desktops Three bedroom /2 bath landscaping,wildlife includ- • Bath Enclosures email [email protected] is now only $325,800!Call stone home w/pool located ing deer. $364,000 Luann • Mirrors 3/1tfnb Salado Realty 254-947- on 12.32 acres. 11.5 miles 254-718-8153 luanntx@ • Replacement Windows 9700 $ NE Briggs, 12091 FM 2657. msn.com • Auto-Truck Glass 139 Paid Nursery Worker $349,000 Clare Easley, 0426tfnf • We work with Contractors 5/17-6/7b needed for Grace Baptist Broker Assoc. Moreland Government Loans. 1st Church in Salado. Must Time Buyers, Single Par- 939-1301 Properties 512.913.2272 Keller Williams Realty Est. be Christian with church 5/24p ents. Limited Time. Qualify 617 Waco Road • Belton, TX 1974 Awesome! Manager Spe- references. Appx 4 hours a by phone. Tollfree 866- cial! O down on a home. week. 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I Can Give You CASH for All or Part of the Note 20 acres on Blackberry Rd. across from Mill You Carried Back When You Sold Your Property Creek golf course near Salado. Residential • Commercial Serving Central Texas with safe, reliable, friendly delivery 1-866-227-0763 Janet Rand 40 acres on FM 487 east of Bartlett, some woods, of propane gas since 1955 [email protected] PO Box 884 good frontage, water available, will divide. Salado owned and operated by David & Cheryl Pany WWW.JLRNOTES.COM Belton, TX 76513 3905 E. Veterans Memorial Blvd. • Killeen • (254) 699-3161 • 800-622-2703 53 acres on I35 in Belton, all utilities, excellent location, good road frontage. GOT LAND? Chris Alexander, NEED A HOME? Builder 71.8 acres, seasonal creek, mature pecan trees, Special Government Program 254-947-5369 on Hwy 95 near Academy. Lovely homesite , ZERO DOWN NO MONEY 254-702-6959 good development potential. [email protected] OUT OF POCKET! Eagle Rock Ranch Estates 75 acres south of Salado, good road frontage, If you own your land or family land O Wooded Estate Lots 2.5 to 3.5 Acres O Underground Electric lovely views. CALL O 3 Miles West of I-35 on FM 2843 O 5 Minutes from Downtown Salado 866-908-8185 O Quality Restrictions 94 acres all coastal grass, good fences, pond, O Salado Schools Academy schools, $2,495 ac. ZERO DOWN 105 acres, excellent location, ponds, water meter, beautiful terrain, near Salado. CBS Construction B. DALTON Septic tanks 151 acres, great view, some trees, south of Salado, two sides road frontage. Just off I35, House pads CONSTRUCTION price reduced to $3,950 per acre. Driveways CUSTOM INTERIORS 215 acres on I-35 near Salado, road three sides, Lot clearing REMODELING and NEW CONSTRUCTION good elevation, excellent location, unlimited COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL possibilities. Rock Breaking Top Soil Paul @ (254) 721-8778 OVER 25 YEARS of EXPERIENCE Bill @ (254) 947-5050 Chet Sutton, owner-operator www.C21bb.com BRITT DALTON 254 718-1752 Cell 254-947-8846 or 254-721-6466 has granite counter tops, Enjoy coming home to 50 3/2.5/2 - Beautiful Tradi- salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007, Page 5C dining room and kitchen. hardwood floors and high acres with 2,500 SF beau- tional Home in Salado. Two fireplaces. Large win- ceilings. This is a must- tiful home. Hardwood Hardwood Floors, High dows overlook beautiful see home. $269,900. Call floors and hardy plank ex- Ceilings, Granite Coun- back yard from family room. First Texas Brokerage at terior. Wrap-around porch ter tops, Large Kitchen, Two bedrooms and bath 254-947-5577 overlooks stocked lake, and much more! Priced at downstairs with bedroom, tfnf woods, pasture and a golf $344,900. Call First Texas practice area. $539,800. bath and loft upstairs. Won- derful Master Suite provides Brokerage at 254-947- Call Salado Realty 254- 5577 947-9700 enough room for a sitting 5/10tfnf area or office. Treed lot in Classifieds continue on page 6C a beautiful section of Mill 50 acres with 2,500 SF Creek $219,700 Century 21 beautiful home. Hard- Bill Bartlett 947-5050 Britt Heating & wood floors and hardy 2/17/7tfnf plank exterior. Wrap- Air Conditioning Great Home in the coun- around porch overlooks Installations • Repairs stocked lake, woods, try. Incredible view of hills from your kitchen window pasture and a golf prac- Office 947-5263 tice area. $539,800. Call and patio. Kitchen is large Mobile 760-1004 Salado Realty 254-947- with custom finished cabinets Dining area and Serving Salado for 25 years 9700 TACL #B006640 3/8tfnf kitchen have solar woven grass roman shades which The Mill Creek Logo Tree block the sun yet still allow in the light. Large yard with House! 3/2/2 with large full sprinkler system. Great deck in the wooded back master bath Split bedroom yard. European style guest plan. $169,500 Century 21 bath, large master, vaulted Bill Bartlett 947-5050 ceilings. $214,800. Call Salado Realty 254-947- 41907tfnf 9700 tfnf New home in Mill Creek Springs. Custom crafts- manship seen through- Salado Schools! Coun- out this 3 BR/2 BA/2 car try escape 2 BR 2 BA on garage home. Spacious almost an acre. Fireplace, kitchen with Granite coun- vaulted celining, open ters. Take the virtual tour at floorplan. Large front and www.salado.net. Priced at back porches, tons of trees $259,900. Call First Texas and wildlife. Won’t last long Brokerage, (254) 947-5577 These properties are few and far between! Price Golf Course Living in nego. Call 254-780-7119 or Mill Creek! 4/2.5/2 home 254-760-1773 3/1tfnb New Elegant Estate 4/3/3+ on 3 tree-covered acres. Inviting entrance, high ceilings, crown mold- ing, beautiful kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops, large fireplace, 3+ car Rita Oden Dottie Shirley Joan Wright garage and much more. THE Salado Specialist Best Service Ever Make the Wright Choice 254-760-2746 cell $399,000. Call First Texas 254-718-7956 cell 254-721-9700 cell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Brokerage 947-5577 301 N. Main St. 0202F 13280 Cedar Valley Road 1209 Mourning Dove 10301 Blackberry 309 Lake Road 1635 Hidden Springs Open living area con- sists of family room, den, Special 16.33ACRES OF ROLL- 5 ACRES WITH SCAT- LOTS OF ROOM FOR RESIDENCE AT PRES- LARGE LIVE OAKS Government ING HILLS, 2400 SF TERED LIVE OAKS and YOUR FAMILY Colonial ENT. Great location for AROUND THIS 2 year-old Workshop with 4 over- Texas style Austin Stone style home on a hilltop with your business. 1.25 acres. brick home on quiet cul- Financing head doors, 18 x 30 Pavil- home! Granite countertops, beautiful large oaks. 3,152 Convenient to schools and de-sac location. Open fam- SF with 5 BRs, 3 BAs on 1.35 lion, 10 x 12 Storage AND SS appliances, large utility several new businesses. ily/dining/kitchen. 2.29 ac. wooded acres. Excellent lo- an Austin Stone 3 BR, 2 room and 24 x 24 workshop/ New price $260,000. with 3/2/2 and covered back wellhouse. $349,800. cation! Corner Jacuzzi tub, BA home. Fenced and- formals and family room. porch. Only $229,800. 1st Time Home Buyers cross-fenced. $430,800. $265,800. Single Parents 902 Mill Creek Dr. 1808 Southview 1105 Old Mill Rd. #15 FM 2843/Cedar Valley LAND & INVESTMENTS Low Income 10.67 acr. of Texas Hill Country. $126,800. Limited & 20 10x12 income-producing stor- age units on 1.643 acr. $90,800. Wooded corner Golf Course lot Not-So-Perfect Credit in Historic District, 0.91 acre, $72,800. OK! Hidden Springs homesite, 3 acres NEW CONSTRUCTION 10.67 acres of Texas Hill THE MILL CREEK LOGO EASY LIVING in this with mature oaks and elm trees. NEAR STILLHOUSE TREE HOUSE! 3/2/2 with Townhome in Mill Creek! Country. Pavilion and $49,900. large deck in the wooded LAKE. 4 BR with designer Walk to Golf Course and large live oaksl $126,800. 0.76 acre Golf Course lot, only back yard. European style upgrades. Blinds already swimming pool. 3 BRs3 Also: Twenty income-pro- $49,800. Call for FREE guest bath, large master, installed and builder will BAs, Office, Sunroom and ducing 10x12 self-stor- Mill Creek lot, great buy at vaulted ceilings. $214,800. hydromulch and add a fence Flexroom. 2,522 SF for age units on 1.643 fenced $24,800. Information in the back yard! $174,800. $135,800. acres. $90,800. 254-690-0533 Page 6C, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Very peaceful and just what you have been of utility room. Wildlife division $65,000 512-819- private! Wonderful looking for! Open living galore, community 9432 or 254-624-1776 Hidden Springs near area with rock fireplace, park on Salado Creek, 1/18tfnb clawson disposal Salado. This 4 BR, 2 BA split bedroom floorplan, homeowners association plus small flex room off and Salado Schools. Salado Creek Front native limestone house is 3+Acres. Beautifully service Great Price $199,900. cleared parcel in the offers great garbage service Century 21 Bill Bartlett at a competitive price. peaceful, upscale com- Sammy Lee Fincher 947-5050 Container & curbside recycling also available. munity of Hidden Springs: 041907tfnf Paved streets, large par- 512-746-2000 originally from cels, lovely homes and a Wonderful views from community park on Salado the back covered porch. Creek with tennis!! Priced Amarillo, TX Wood floors throughout to sell-build your dream Gidley Construction living area and dining home! Easy commute to rooms. beautiful granite Austin: West on FM 2843 “We do all types of construction” Call Ray 940-565-9320 countertops in kitchen, off I-35 about 4.5 miles. Trim • Add-Ons • Remodels Must sell - Great land with Separate tub/shower Free Estimates Great neighbors! Lot 71 on in Master bath. Sitting Creekview Dr. Call owner Serving The Entire area in Master bedroom. Bell County Area for details: (936)597-5284, $335,000 Century 21 Bill (936)203-2766. Bartlett 947-5050 254 760-9350 The Overlook - wooded • Climate Control • Wide Driveways 10 acres offer peace and estate sized lots with hill • 5x10 - 10x30 • Well Lighted quiet with a view! Enjoy top golf course views. Cen- Moffatt & Daughters • 24 Hour Code Entry • Camera Surveillance the Texas countryside tury 21 Bill Bartlett 254- Plumbing Co. 939-6640 on your covered porch 947-5050 Service • Repair • Remodeling 580 W. Loop 121 Belton, TX 76513 at this 3 BR, 2 BA stone Commercial Rental George (Bubba) Moffatt home with metal roof. Custom tile countertops FOR LEASE, 1,000 sq. ft. For All Your Mortgage Needs and back splash in 254 289-5986 (local) bldg., 771 No. Stagecoach MapleLeaf Funding kitchen. Spacious great Rd., between Salado Master Plumber Lic room with nice built-in 254 (nights) # M-17002 affiliate of Alethes Mortgage Bank Antique Mall and the New 947-8018 cabinets. master BA has Bank Bldg. $750.00 per Conventional garden tub and separate month. Available July 5, A.R.M. We are here to help: shower. Plenty of room 2007. 254-231-2428 254-947-9432 FHA 5.24tfnb www.mapleleaffunding.com for your barn and horses. Independent Consultant Refinancing 417 N. Main St, #204 $229,500 Century 21 Bill Merle Stalcup Office Space, 220 Salado Tired of high electric bills? Salado, Texas 76571 Bartlett 947-5050 Switch & Save Mortgage Banker Creek Road, 1500 SF, two No contracts / Free Trip & Travel Rewards 02/15 separate entrances, $1500/ Tracy Gordon J & N Painting & House Leveling month. Rita Oden, Salado Founding Consultant Land for Sale______Realty 947-9700. Email [email protected] Professional work, guaranteed! 3/8tfnb Mobile (254) 535-8235 • Interior & Exterior Painting Wow!!! Zero Down!!! Web www.litemupmylife.ambitenergy.biz • Also Level Mobile Homes If you own your own Office or Retail space. • Tape & Float Texture land! .254-698-7088. • Carpenter Work $450/month. Rita WACRBI35918 Oden, Salado Realty Red & White Greenery • Free Estimates 4/12-6/28b (254) 947-0455 254.947.9700. 2/8tfnb 1-800-930-4707 Cell (254) 493-8285 Land for Sale I-35 Salado For all your landscape needs Round Rock (512) 567-3370 5.1 acres and 4.0 acres For Rent Storage building Commercial or Residential see at www.forsalesalado. • Complete lawn maintenance in downtown Salado. Yount Sewer & Drain com Approx. 850 SF. ft. Call • Tree trimming & Removal 2/8tfnb • Plant and planter bed maintenance Septic Service, L.C. 254-947-5577 First Texas • Stump removal Brokerage .71 acre on Main Street, 101206tfnb •Acreage Mowing Septic tank Salado. 100 ft. frontage • Landscape Design & Installation & grease trap existing septic and well. Fully Insured pumping Excellent location. 254- 947-3322 Classifieds 254 2/8tfnb Free Estimates 947-5036 continued 2.67 acre lot in Salado, on Page 7C with water line, great sub- THE LOFTS of Horse property 4/3 with Barn, Storage and Arena nestled on 30 acres arriage lace with scattered oaks. Home has Pool, C P A/C Hot Tub and Pipe Fencing. $849,000 The LOFTS of Carriage Place, 10 acres with a 3/2 and barn can be your NEW address in the “heart of Repair historic Salado.” The Post Office, Civic with large trees $238,000 Center, Public Library, restaurants, churches, ALL BRANDS grocery store and Salado’s quaint shops are Free Estimates & Second Opinions TACLA002113C Under construction 2 new homes ONLY steps away from the LOFTS!!! 100% Financing Available Two bedrooms, two baths, spacious walk-in 3/2 $133,500 3/2 $127,500 closets, skylights in kitchens and living areas, Senior Citizens Discount on service Call for appointment fully equipped kitchens and elevator entry to the LOFTS!!! Dorothy Collier, Broker 939-1141 (254) 415-5592 Call Properties By Larry Sands, 947-5580 Toll Free 877-422-5500 • www.bellaircond.com for LEASING information. 310 E. Central Ave. • Belton Collier Country Realty SERVING CENTRAL TEXAS FOR OVER 38 YEARS www.colliercountryrealty.com May 24, 2007, salado Village Voice, Page 7C Old Church Place 2 bed, 2 bath, $795 rent, Advertise in the (office Space) Two $10 water, Avail May 5 Call classified section. private offices with full 254-716-6135 Check out the 4/19tfnb Salado Village Voice bath and large reception/ Bartlett Electric Cooperative is accepting applications for the fol- secretary area. Wonderful website for advertising lowing position: kitchenette area. 1000 sq.. 2 BR 1 BA upstairs apt. rate sheet and ft. $800 mo. Call Properties for rent 600 Main St. $750 sample sizes by Larry Sands at 254- mo. Hughes Realty Group. saladovillagevoice.com Tree Trimmer: 913-5467 for showing and 254-773-0038 Call Marilyn today fto Job consists of trimming, clearing and maintaining power line 0426tfnb sign up rights-of-way. Work is physically demanding in all weather condi- more information 254-947-5321 6/29tfnb tions. Must have HS diploma or equivalent and minimum one year experience as a power line tree trimmer or helper. Must be able to For Rent or Lease_ positively interact with the public, accept “on call” and/or other overtime as required. Position includes an excellent benefit pack- Rock Home with beauti- age, requires a background check, pre-employment drug screen, ful setting on Buttermilk complete physical. a valid Texas Driver’s License and good driving Creek. For rent 3 bed / 2 record. Application deadline is Friday, May 25, 2007, or until the bath. First Texas Broker- age Glenn Hodge 254-947- position is filled. 5577 947-8342 Applications are available at main headquarters address below: For rent in Salado , 3 Bedroom - 3 Bath $950 ROCK WATERFALLS Bartlett Electric Cooperative, Inc. month/ $500 deposit. P.O. Box 200 2200 sq. ft., 2 living areas, WATERSCAPES 27492 Hwy. 95 jaccuzzi tub, fireplace, walk CUSTOM GUNITE Bartlett, TX 76511 in pantry and wrap around 254-527-3551 deck 254-247-0220 IBERGLASS 5/3tfnb F www.texanstarpools.com Bartlett EC is an equal opportunity employer. Properties By H H H H H H H H O Larry Sands LONE STAR GRADING H & MATERIALS H COMMERCIAL H RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL EXCAVATION • GRADING • SITE PREPARATION Pleasant custom built home on 3.25 wooded acres This lovely Salado Landmark can be your new with plenty of privacy. Storage/workshop and 200 amp Business address!! The historic Vickrey House at 402 YARDS • LOT CLEARING • PADS • ROADS meter for travel trailer hook-ups. Beautiful above ground North Main Street, presently home of Seasons of Salado, DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS pool. Wonderful gourmet kitchen with granite countertops. with 150’ frontage on Main and Church Street, is NOW Country living with amenities galore. Only minutes to available for your retail shop, tea room, or gallery. Call ALL TYPES DIRT WORK • MATERIALS & HAULING I-35, Salado, and Stillhouse Hollow Lake. us for a professional after-hours viewing. ***FREE ESTIMATES*** For more information on these or more of our STAR properties, please call us or visit our web site. (254) 947-0149 or (254) 933-7900 www.saladoproperties.com H (254) 947-5580 H H H H H H H H H 254-939-1039 Toll Free: 1-888-930-2855 Page 8C, salado Village Voice, May 24, 2007 Lots One-of-a-Kind!! Creek with water fall! Well and electricity in place on Lot 243, Hidden Springs. Virtual Tour! $79,900. Beautiful treed lot in Mill Creek on South Ridge Road. $49,900. Beautiful mobile home in the country, excellent location,Under lived in Contraone week, brandc newt condition, on .709 acre. Double carport with attached stor- age shed, 15 X 30 enclosed shop. Convenient An Elegant Spanish Villa featuring cen- Grand home with amazing tree-covered lot! Beautiful custom home on tree-cov- to Taylor, Georgetown, Austin, minutes from tral vac system, intercom, hardwood floors, Extras include 3 car garage, 2-1/2” faux wood ered lot. 2 living rooms, large kitchen, 3+ Granger Lake. $87,500 spacious master suite, wood beams, stone blinds, landscaping, gutters, granite counter- car garage, granite counters and much Indian Trail at Blaylock, large corner lot. 90x188 $40,000 pillars, tankless water heaters, granite coun- tops throughout and more. $519,000. more. Landscaping and blinds. Priced at ters, security system. $539,900. $509,900. Under 10 Acres 5 lots on Sam Neil Lane, three 5-acre lots, two 1.2 acre lots. Priced from $26,500 to $59,900. River track south side of Lampasas River between Belton and Salado. 1.9 acre $53,900. Virtual Tour! 6.11 acres in Bartlett, Pecan Valley Mobil Home Virtual Tour! Addition. $89,000. 10 to 100 Acres 12 acres with beautiful live oak trees. This acre- age would make a fantastic home site. $250,000. Over 30 acres in Bartlett. Good development Quality is shown throughout this home on 3 Custom home with beautiful setting. Living/ property, well located with frontage on Bell Street tree-covered acres. Features include granite Spectacular Texas ranch-style home high- dining/hearth rooms allow for flexible living. and Harold Clark road. $106,170 Nearly 50 acres on Hwy 95 and CR 355. Excellent counters, stainless steel appliances, stone lighted by its extravagant wood craftsmanship. Wood floors throughout. Designer kitchen location for development. Level to rolling highly Granite counters and exposed beams make with propane cooktop, cabinet front refrig- fireplace, 3 car garage and much more. 4 productive Black land. $174,300 this 4 BR/3.5BA/2GA a must-see! $495,900. erator, and granite counters. $439,900. BR/2.5 BA/2 liv/2 din. $496,000 Over 50 Acres between Salado & Holland with excellent road frontage and costal fields perfect for horses. 50 acre tracts. Beautiful Hill Country ranch land. Virtual Tour! The perfect weekend retreat or horse operation. Virtual Tour! $233,820 and $275,000. 55.38 acres, productive Blackland adjoining resi- dential area on NW side of Bartlett. $193,830. 44 acres off of Firefly Road between Salado and Florence. Great Trees. Will Divide. $5,000/acre. New Listing, Just Listed! Home on over Over 100 Acres Step into Southern Elegance and Enjoy Gorgeous tree covered designer home lo- 126 acre ranch with 1,769 sq. ft. hme. 3 BR/1.5 6 tree-covered acres. Open floor plan with the Fine Craftsmanship. Stainless steel ap- cated on a hidden culdesac in Mill Creek. BA/2 liv/2 car garage. Property located off of FM granite counters. Perfect for horses. Large pliances, Travertine and hardwood flooring, Breathtaking views of the golf course. Home 2843. $679,900. barn with office, workshop and horse stalls. indoor & outdoor fireplaces, 3 car garage, includes two fireplaces, 2 living areas, wet 146 acres, 4 miles northwest of Salado, off of $429,900. extensive crown moulding. $399,900. bar, & Jacuzzi tub. Priced at $374,900 Smith Dairy. Beautiful rolling topography. $3,650 per acre. 147 acres east of Academy on Reeds Lake Road. Beautiful rolling hill country with outstanding Under coastal. Property has draw running through Virtual Tour! Virtual Tour! middle with 3 small tanks with excellent oppor- Contract tunity to enlarge. Possible gravel reserve as well. $3,450 per acre. 160 acres, Lampasas County Ranch with 34 acres coastal and approximately one mile of Ben- nett Creek. Pecan bottoms and a 4/2 mfg. home. Absolutely beautiful traditional home in $4,000/acre. 3 BR/2.5 BA/2 Car garage on over 7 acres Unbelievable Kitchen! Stainless steel pro- Mill Creek. Extra large bedrooms, 2 fire- 248 acres fronting Royal, Blackberry and FM 2268. northeast of Salado. Perfect for horses or pane cooktop, custom cabinets and gran- Premium hilltop homesite overlooking valley and places, sun room, game room, large cov- 4-H/FFA projects!! $4,000 flooring allowance ite countertops. All on over 2 tree-covered large tanks. ered porches and patios, etc. Priced at for buyer. $265,000. acres. $269,900. Beautiful Hill Country land with live creek, Arte- $297,500. Call for more info. sian spring, two stock tanks, elevation with beautiful views and building sites. Caves, rock quarry, possible owner financing, on paved road with easy access to surrounding cities. 102 acres on FM 2843. $765,000. SOLD SOLD Commercial Great commercial site on IH-35 an FM 2484. $429,900. 30 acres fronting IH 35, 1 mile south of Stage- Granite Countertops and open 2/2/2 Excellent location in coach Inn. floor plan make this new Texas 3/2.5/2 Located just east of Like new well maintained 4 Salado!!! 3 Car Garage. Bring Salado with tree covered lot. Great business opportunity! Great location with ranch style a must see. This 3 BR/2 BA home, located just west easy acces, 221 unit mini-storage in Belton on I- your horses!! All on over 2 Priced at $145,000 BR/2BA/2GA is minutes away of Salado. Priced at $179,900. 35 and Ave. P. $750,000. Acres!! Priced at $182,500. Harker Heights and Lake, but Granger Hair Salon (3 chairs with equipment), Lease for $1,200/month. still in Salado ISD. Energy Star includes adjoining 2/1 apartment, $103,999. rating. $209,900.