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Breakfast ★ Lunch ★ Dinner How much can you save on electricity? 254-547-2626 www.insuranceforTexas.com Now Open Give me a call to see the savings! Your Local Agent Since 1976! Sundays 254-630-9712 Offering BBQ & Takeout orders Local Chapter #34 Mon.-Thurs. - 7am-7pm Fri.-Sat. - 7am-8pm Sun. 7am-2pm WILLIAM ORTIZ Regional Consultant 254-577-5228 | 308 E. Avenue D | Copperas Cove CC OO pppp ERASERAS CC OVEOVE Since 1894 EADERu u Tuesday,LL MayEADER 31, 2016 www.coveleaderpress.com PP254-547-4207RESSRESS 50 cents Inserts 1,750 signatures to be submitted on petition Check out this week’s By LYNETTE SOWELL parking lot, and a number of businesses also money-saving inserts. Cove Leader-Press had petition pages available throughout the 60-day time period. The group referred to With 1,750 verified voter signatures on voter registration lists provided by the Coryell petition pages firmly in hand, Mitch Lofton County election registrar’s office to verify the will submit a completed petition to the City of signers were registered voters within the Cop- Copperas Cove secretary’s office today. peras Cove city limits. Lofton headed up a petition team which The petition team has promoted the idea began gathering verified signatures in April that because the city doesn’t permit the sale for a petition to put the liquor sales option on of hard liquor via retail venues as well as res- the November 2016 ballot. taurants, the city is missing out on sales tax The team knew it had 60 days to collect dollars that are instead going to other cities News a minimum of 1,467 signatures and used the locally where Copperas Cove residents go to time period before the official petition time be- purchase liquor and dine. The petition team is CCLP/LYNETTE SOWELL gan to promote voter registration awareness. hoping that if the option is passed by voters Mitch Lofton and Laura Dyer look over the petition They set up a canopy and signing “sta- See , 1750 binder containing 1,750 signatures which will be tion” close to the edge of the H-E-B Plus! Page 8 submitted to the city secretary’s office today. Scott’s Funeral BITS N BITES Home set to hold advance planning seminars By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press Elementary Schools hold career day for Scott’s Funeral Home is offering students two sessions on advance planning on ................... Thursday, one at 10 a.m. and another Page 3 at 6 p.m. at their Copperas Cove loca- tion at 1614 S. F.M. 116. Sports Ron Viss, one of Scott’s Funeral Home owners, said this is the first seminar they’ve offered here in Cove. Viss said the sessions are being held because of the many questions he hears as a funeral director, such as legal questions he isn’t qualified to answer. The seminar will feature legal tools, to include power of attorney, wills, trust, as well as health care di- rectives, as outlined by local attorney at law Lisa Kubala. Larry Pearce with the Langdon- Davis Law Firm will also be bringing CCLP/LYNETTE SOWELL legal input to include planning ahead Monique Murphy, one of the owners of Bits N Bites cake shop, shows Sporty-B owner B.J. for long-term care for seniors. Pearce Callaway the chilled display case holding dipped apples and cake pops. has worked with senior planning for more than 25 years. whose specialty is making custom cakes for any and Leon Stone, a prearrangement Cake shop draws every occasion. specialist, will be on hand to provide Cove Dawgs compete The pair met around two years ago when Murphy, information about how advance funer- in annual spring game. hundreds to who makes treats like cake pops and dipped apples, al planning can help families. Blue team takes the ordered a cake from Alvarado. The two struck up a Viss spoke about the importance win 26-17 friendship and then began working together, eventually of planning ahead and what it can grand opening building a large following via social media and word of mean for a family, especially during a ...................Page 6 u mouth. The shop is already booked with custom cake stressful time when a family member By LYNETTE SOWELL orders through July, so it’s best to order well ahead of becomes unable to make decisions re- Index Cove Leader-Press a special event. lated to their final wishes or their es- Both women know their baking strengths. tate, or when a family member passes Police Blotter ............. 2 The atmosphere at 314 E. Ave. D resembled a “I’m all about treats and chocolate,” Murphy. away. Highlights .................. 4 block party on Saturday afternoon, complete with a In addition to her baking and cake decorating “It can save the family a lot of bounce house, face painting, Doc McStuffins, Chase Willis Webb ................. 4 skills, Alvarado is a gum paste, fondant and sugar art- last-minute decisions, a lot of head- from Paw Patrol, along with hot dogs and treats as Bits ist. Lynette Sowell ............ 4 aches, and also decisions can be made N Bites Cake Shop had its grand opening celebration. “I’m self taught,” Alvarado said, adding she was while a person is in their right mind. Crossword .................. 5 The cake shop, housed in a small building of eye- watching an episode of the show “Cake Boss” about They’re making the decisions, not the Sports ......................... 6 catching bright pink trimmed in white, is the dream of four years ago, which became her inspiration. family making decisions for them,” Business Directory ..... 7 business partners and friends Rose Alvarado and Mo- “I was looking for something to do to earn money, Viss said. Classifieds .................. 9 nique Murphy. For more information and to “I still almost can’t believe it,” said Alvarado, See CAKE, Page 10 RSVP, call Scott’s at (254) 542-7337. About us OSD holds pancake breakfast for homeless vets By LYNETTE SOWELL on helping homeless veterans Killeen resident who vol- Vol. 121, No. 70 Cove Leader-Press in the Fort Hood area. The unteers at the group’s head- group’s volunteers also had a quarters located at 118 Cove Copperas Cove Although the turnout space during Rabbit Fest, at Terrace Shopping Center. She Leader-Press wasn’t as high as hoped for which they attempted to get also came out on Saturday 2210 E. Hwy. 190 at their pancake breakfast at the word out about what they morning to serve pancakes. Suite 1 Applebees on Saturday morn- do. “I read about (Opera- ing, Operation Stand Down Courtland, who started tion Stand Down) in the Fort Copperas Cove Central Texas director Joann the group along with her Hood Sentinel, and I thought Texas 76522 Courtland said every bit mother, Trudy Bolton, said I would get involved,” said (254) 547-4207 helps. the number of volunteers has Perry, who is a veteran her- CCLP/LYNETTE SOWELL The fundraiser was one grown from the first few. self, having served 21 years Volunteers with Operation Stand Down of the more recent endeavors One of their newest Central Texas serve up pancakes at Satur- See OSD, by the group which focuses volunteers is Fran Perry. a day’s fundraiser at Applebees restaurant. Page 8 www.jacksmithhomes.com Buying | Selling JACK SMITH, REALTOR DONLIE MCMULLIN REALT Y 254-290-3132 / 254-547-9619 OVE UESDAY 202 South 1st Street | Copperas Cove CPage 2 u May 31, 2016 T u Copperas Cove Leader-Press u 254-547-4207 News CCHS holds 2016 Senior awards night BRIEFS By BRITTANY FHOLER Cove Leader-Press CIS looking for golfers for annual tournament More than 120 students from the Copperas Cove Communities In High School graduating class Schools (CIS) of Greater of 2016 were recognized for Central Texas will hold its receiving scholarships and 18th annual Ken Morgan awards at the Copperas Cove Golf Tournament on Satur- High School Senior Achieve- day, June 18. The four-per- ment Night held Thursday son scramble will be played evening at the Lea Ledger Au- at Sammons Golf Course in ditorium. Temple. Registration is at 7 The awards and schol- a.m. and the shotgun start is arships were announced by at 8 a.m. The cost is $75 per Choir Director Daniel Mont- golfer or $300 per team. The gomery and presented by entry fee includes breakfast, CCHS assistant principal, lunch, snacks a goodie bag, Daniel Dodson and senior team photo and practice counselor, John Avritt. balls. To enter or learn about Before awards were sponsorship opportunities, handed out, CCHS principal contact Christine Elias of Miguel Timarky expressed his CIS at 254-554-2132 or pride in the group of students email christine.elias@cis- and shared an inspirational tx.org. The entry deadline is quote. June 1. “Mario Andretti said, ‘Action is a foundational key CCLP/BRITTANY FHOLER Iida Nurkkanen is recognized for being a foreign exchange student from Finland at the CCHS Senior Achieve- to all success. Desire is the Heather Dale to ment Night held Thursday at the Lea Ledger Auditorium. BELOW: Kayla Wilson and Laura Purvis were pre- key to motivation. But it is perform at Library sented as the CCHS Class of 2016 Salutatorian and Valedictorian at the CCHS Senior Achievement Night held determination and commit- The Copperas Cove Thursday at the Lea Ledger Auditorium. ment to an unrelenting pursuit UIL Athletics awards. tion,” Burns said. “So, hold Library, located at 501 S. of your goal and commitment There were several times them tight, keep them close, Main St., will host a free to excellence that will enable during the ceremony where tell them you love them and concert with Heather Dale you to obtain the success you the recipients received so know they will never forget on Friday, June 10, from 7 seek.’” Timarky said.
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