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SHS wins 8th Academic State Championship! Story 4B Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXVI, Number 6V V Thursday, May 30, 2013 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 V V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ SHS graduation on June 6: top grads named Robinson is Valedictorian; Clement is Salutatorian for 2013 Salado High School will graduate 119 lege-bound readers. seniors with a Commencement ceremony “I have always been an avid reader,” at at 7 p.m. June 6 in Mayborn Center on Clement says, “and find great pleasure in the campus of University of Mary Hardin reading the literary classics.” Baylor. Seniors and their families are in- Clement was involved in Cross Exam vited to attend Baccalaureate at the Sala- Debate, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Band, do First Baptist Church at 7 p.m. June 2. UIL Mathematics, UIL Calculator Ap- The top graduating seniors are Kylie plications, UIL Science, National Honor Anna Robinson and Dale Temple Clem- Society and the Robotics Club. He also ent. finds time to play the piano. He and his brother Sean, a 15-year-old Valedictorian Kylie Robinson 10th grader at SHS, competed together Kylie Robinson will attend Baylor Uni- on the Math and Calculator Applications versity this fall after graduating at the top teams that won State this year. (See re- of her class at Salado High with a grade lated story and pics on UIL Academics on point average of 103.6413. page 4B this edition). The 18-year-old is the daughter of Roy He has earned scholarships from Dart- and Deanna Robinson. She has attended mouth University, the Texas Math and Salado schools since pre-K. She is the Sciences Coaches Association (TMSCA) grand-daughter of Ralph and Dorothy State Meet Fourth Place Top Gun Schol- arship and the Band Booster Scholarship. Arnold of Temple, Roy and Louise Rob- Kylie Robinson is the 2013 Salado High Dale Clement is the 2013 Salutatorian In addition to being a National Merit inson, Sr. of Chilton and Betty and Gene School Valedictorian. for Salado High School Melroy of Chatsworth, Georgia. Scholar, Clement was awarded the fol- When she starts school in the fall at the First Baptist Youth Group, including GPA of 103.42962. lowing during his high school career: AP Baylor in Waco, she will have 21 credit the Life Transformations Groups on Sun- The 17-year-old is the son of Ben and Scholar with Honor, Piano Guild High hours under her belt, thanks to the dual days, Echo Weekend, Camp Collide and Lisa Clement and attended Salado schools School Diploma, 3rd place UIL State CX credit courses and advanced placement a mission trip to New Orleans. She will throughout his career. Debate, first place TMSCA State Mathe- courses offered at SHS. She took AP be taking part in a Super Summer Church He is the grandson of Tempe and Lois matics, first place TMSCA State Science, courses for two years in English, four Camp this final summer before college Cabaniss of Salado and Bennie Sandberg second place TMSCA State Calculator, years in Science, two years in History and and plans a visit with her family in Geor- and the late Weldon Clement. UIL Solo and Ensemble State Qualifier four years in Mathematics. She took dual gia before attending Baylor Freshman Clement graduates with 15 credit hours for three consecutive years, All-Region credit courses for two years in English, Orientation. from his Advanced Placement courses in Band for three consecutive years, member two years in History/Government and She will study Biology at Baylor with Salado. He has earned college credit in of the UIL State Champion Mathematics Economics and one year in Art. plans of becoming a doctor or a veterinar- AP World History, AP U.S. History, AP and Calculator Team. Robinson will be attending Baylor ian. Animals are a hobby of hers in her English Language and Composition and Achieving these successes takes hard on the President’s Gold Scholarship, the limited off-time from school and sports. AP Statistics. He is awaiting the results work and waking up early. “I will never Baylor University Invitation to Excel- She also enjoys reading, going to church of his tests in AP Calculus AB, AP Eng- forget the uniquely piercing ring of my lence Scholarship and a scholarship from and “hanging out with friends.” lish Literature and Composition, AP US alarm clock at 5 a.m. on the Saturday the Salado Education Foundation. Salado schools have prepared her for Government and Politics, AP Macroeco- morning of a debate tournament or UIL Kylie played soccer, volleyball and college and Robinson said that she will nomics and AP Biology to determine if academic meet.” basketball and ran track. She was a mem- always remember her junior high teacher he will have even more hours when he It also takes the support of teachers. “I ber of the Fellowship of Christian Ath- Mrs. Lindley “for her love of Elvis and begins attending Dartmouth College in have two favorite teachers: Mr. Cabaniss letes, National Honor Society, Rotary lectures about life lessons” and her high Hanover, New Jersey. and Mr. Cook. I will remember Mr. Ca- Club Interact and the Spirit Crew. school teacher Mr. Cabaniss for “his great Clement was named a National Mer- baniss for his excellent instruction and She was awarded the AP Statistic teaching skills and fashion sense.” it Scholar and will study Biology and/ outstanding knowledge of mathematics. I Award at Senior night in addition to the Robinson and 118 or so other gradu- or Mathematics to work towards a Ph.D will remember Mr. Cook for his valiant scholarship announcements. ates will be fashionably dressed in red where he can eventually work in research efforts to improve my public speaking.” Robinson said she has enjoyed going to robes and mortarboards during Com- or academia. He will get one more chance to prac- school and growing up in Salado and will mencement exercises. Clement is a Boy Scout and will finish tice those public speaking skills when he remember “the many great friends that I working toward his Eagle Scout this sum- gives the Salutatory address at the Salado have made in Salado and the strong sense Salutatorian Dale Clement mer. He says he will also study to place High School graduation 7 p.m. June 6 at the Mayborn Center of University of of community in this small town.” Dale Clement is the Salutatorian for out of introductory classes at Dartmouth, Mary Hardin Baylor. Robinson is active in her church and Salado High School Class of 2013 with a as well as working his way through the College Board’s list of 101 books for col- Concert to benefit Hoffman Salado native Amanda Hoffman was critically injured in a car accident two weeks ago and remains in a coma. Hoffman graduated from Salado High School in 2008 and recently graduated from Texas A&M University. She was injured in an accident on her way to a waterskiing tournament. While attending school, she worked for Johnny Bratton and Josh Bratton, owners of Johnny’s Steaks Bryce Martin tags out an Elkhart runner during the Salado Eagles’ 4-2 win over the and Bar-Be-Que. Elks May 25. Salado will face local rival Troy in a best-of-three series. See stories, The Brattons an- page 1B and 3B. (Photo by Jim Mohler) nounced that the concert slated for June 8 featuring Walt Wilkins and Back- roads will be a fund raiser Amanda Hoffman working with the kindergarden- for Amanda. The concert ers in the Kayamundi township outside Stellenbosch is still free, the Brattons South Africa. (Facebook photo) announced, but there will be collection tables set up com/helpthehoff to help tor support.” to accept donations of any with medical expenses. Hoffman was the team amount to benefit Hoff- The fund web page an- captain of the Texas A&M man, who worked for four nounced that Hoffman had waterski team. She was years as “a Johnny’s girl.” a tracheotomy performed on her way to a waterski “Help us help one of and her lumbar drain was tournament in North Caro- our beloved girls by pass- removed. “On the Glasgow lina when she was in a car ing this on to your friends coma scale, she reached 5 crash in Mississippi. She and come out and enjoy a of 6 on the motor test! First was asleep in the backseat great event for a beautiful time!” reported Amanda and was thrown from the girl in need of our assis- Stevenson on the website. car. tance,” Josh said. “This morning she is on She was enrolled to (Courtesy photo) In addition, a medical the ventilator but is initiat- begin her first year at the Salado High School One Act Play “The Boys of Winter” helped SHS secure its eighth fund has been established ing breathing on her own University of Houston UIL Academic State Championship last week. The play was third in state. For more at http://www.gofundme. and is on minimal ventila- Law School in the fall. photos of State Academic winners and information, turn to page 4B The Range holds fundraiser for THS senior injured in car crash The Range at the Bar- The fundraiser will School Band and Jenna that killed his mother and Susan Farly and Tina Pie- “He is a good young ton House is holding a be on the grounds of The McDaniels. their friend. The car that dra. man and we want to do fundraiser this weekend Range, 2-5 p.m. June 2. There will be plenty Vargas, his mother and Vargas is a senior anything that we can for a former employee It will feature a gour- of activities for kids and friend were riding col- at Temple High School to help him,” said Dave who was critically in- met burger bar, carnival families. lided with a truck. and is involved in many Hermann, owner of The jured in a March 8 car games and live music Vargas was critically The wreck on 31st school activities, includ- Range at the Barton accident. from the Temple High injured in a car accident Street in Temple killed ing band. House. salado Page 2A, Village Voice, May 30, 2013 FORUMFORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas

The Media’s Tea Party moment Rarely has the White is an affront to all. House briefing room so Rich There are lots of peo- resembled the main ball- ple who share this way room at a meeting of the of thinking about rights Conservative Political Ac- Lowry and government. Some of tion Conference. them gather every year at After news broke of a versity, where he lamented places like CPAC and the sweeping Justice Depart- that the students have been National Rifle Association ment subpoena of The As- hearing warnings that gov- annual convention. sociated Press telephone ernment is “nothing more Scorn was heaped on records, White House than some separate, sinis- the NRA for opposing press secretary Jay Carney ter entity” and “that tyr- new gun rules out of the didn’t so much have to deal anny is always lurking just very same logic that com- Champions of first amendment with querulous reporters around the corner.” pels reporters to react so pressing him on all fronts. Yes, why can’t all the strongly against the AP He had to deal with citi- journalists hyped up about subpoena. The NRA will the AP subpoena simply deliver for Texas citizens zens bristling with anger not abide an infringement By Donnis Baggett David. If a judge ruled forward that if a public of- put more trust in the good over perceived encroach- of anyone’s legitimate Texas Press Association against David’s motion ficial is discussing public intentions of their own ments on their rights by an right to bear arms, and to dismiss Goliath’s suit business in cyberspace, government? overweening government. it fears what could come When the dust settles early in the process, David those messages are, yes, Appealing for calm, The reaction to the of enhanced state power. from another hard-fought could very quickly find public — regardless of Carney said the president seizure of records on 20 Like the reporters, it casts legislative session, the himself bankrupted by the whether they’re transmit- believes in an “unfettered office and personal lines a jaundiced eye on the re- people of Texas will have expensive discovery pro- ted on the official’s gov- ability to pursue investiga- of AP staff is another re- assurances of government. a clearer picture of current cess following that denial. ernment computer or his tive journalism,” but that minder, if we needed one, What they are to the First events in the Lone Star The legal tweak pushed personal e-tablet. there should be “balance.” that what the press cares Amendment, it is to the State, thanks to the hard through the 2013 session The third bill enhances The implicit reaction of about most is itself. Second. work and determination by Hunter and Ellis makes public discourse by estab- journalists was: “Balance? The New York Times Journalists should of two Texas statesmen — it crystal clear that David lishing clear and fair rules Don’t give us any stink- sniffed at the Internal Rev- learn from this moment. one Republican, one Dem- does, indeed, have a right for prompt corrections in’ balance. Give us our enue Service scandal. It Maybe they should stop ocrat. to appeal, thereby stop- by publishers. Until now, rights.” didn’t even put the initial rolling their eyes when Rep. Todd Hunter, R- ping the discovery process there was no established In this, the reporters story on the front page. the likes of Texas Sen. Ted Corpus Christi, and Sen. until the motion is heard legal framework for a citi- exhibited a healthy im- But the paper rebuked the Cruz talk of the Constitu- Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, on appeal. It is a major zen to request a correction, pulse toward vigilance Obama administration for tion. Maybe they should scored major transparency victory for those who be- nor were there guidelines about liberty. The phrase the AP subpoena in an credit the skepticism about victories in the 83rd Legis- lieve the quality of justice for publishers to follow in “chilling effect” has been editorial titled “Spying government of the tea par- lature. Three of those vic- shouldn’t be determined addressing that request. bandied about often. A on The Associated Press”: ty, which was right in its tories will be particularly by the depth of one’s pock- The new law establishes chill comes not necessar- The administration has “a early complaints about the helpful in strengthening etbook. clear processes and dead- ily from what government chilling zeal for investigat- IRS. Maybe, after nearly and clarifying the public’s Another measure lines, which will result in is doing to you, but from ing leaks” and is trying “to five years, they should in- right to complete and ac- championed by Ellis and the record being corrected what it might do to you. On frighten off whistleblow- vest the phrase “adversari- curate information. Hunter makes it clear that quickly and fully when a top of everything else, it is ers.” al press” with true mean- One crucial bill that El- a government official’s use mistake is made. the principle of the thing -- It sounds like the Times ing. lis and Hunter shepherded of his private electronic None of these impor- an infringement, or even a Rich Lowry is editor of should go back and read through the legislative dust device for messages re- tant legal advances would potential infringement, on the National Review. (c) 2013 President Barack Obama’s storm strengthens a cru- garding public business have happened without the constitutional rights of by King Features Synd., Inc. recent commencement ad- cial First Amendment law does not allow him to hide the hard work and legis- even a handful of reporters dress at Ohio State Uni- they passed two years ago. those messages from pub- lative prowess of Hunter That law took aim at lic scrutiny. and Ellis. For decades the The New Crime of Eating While Homeless legal actions known as In recent years, a num- two veteran lawmakers Strategic Lawsuits Against ber of local officials across have fought hard — of- By outlawing dumpster diving, Houston is making Public Participation Texas have maintained ten against daunting op- life impossible for the most vulnerable. (SLAPP) — suits filed that their government- position — to expand and against whistleblowers by related messages are no protect citizens’ access to Whenever one of our use of legal authority to individuals or entities who business of the public so government information cities gets a star turn as chase the homeless away have plenty of money to long as the official uses and journalists’ right to host of some super-sparkly to…well, anywhere else. pay lawyers. his private device to send cover the complex issues event, such as a national Such laws are part of SLAPP suits are de- or receive them. Texas at- that affect our daily lives. political gathering or the an effort throughout the signed to intimidate and torneys general have con- The 83rd Legislative Super Bowl, its first move country to criminalize stifle those who dare to ex- sistently ruled against that Session of the Texas Leg- is to tidy up — by having what some call “home- ercise their First Amend- strained and arrogant line islature saw these two vet- the police sweep homeless behavior.” And, sure ment rights. Thanks to the of reasoning, but officials eran legislators from dif- less people into jail, out of Jim enough, when hungry, the 2011 law, however, it was continue to try to evade ferent parties — men who town, or under some rug. behavioral tendency of a finally possible for a Da- Texas’ open records laws do not consider the First But Houston’s tidy- Hightower homeless human is to seek vid Q. Citizen with meager anyway. Amendment a partisan is- uppers aren’t waiting for a bite of nourishment, of- resources to defend him- Once signed by the gov- sue — at the top of their a world-class event to can in the [central] busi- ten in such dining spots as self against a SLAPP suit ernor, the law will estab- game. And because they rationalize going after ness district.” Seriously. dumpsters. The homeless filed by a deep-pocketed lish in black and white that were at the top of their homeless down-and-out- “I was just basically behavior that Houston has Goliath. citizens do indeed have the game, the citizens of Texas ers. They’ve preemptively looking for something to outlawed, then, is eating. Unfortunately, an ap- right to access these elec- can see more clearly now. outlawed the “crime” of eat,” he told the Houston The good news is that peals court ruled that the tronic messages about the Donnis Baggett is executive dumpster diving in the Chronicle. But, unbe- when Houstonians learned 2011 law did not include public’s business. There vice president of the Texas Press Texan city. knownst to both this indi- of Kelly’s situation, many certain appeal rights for should be no doubt going Association. His email address is In March, James Kelly, gent tourist and the great reached out to help him [email protected]. a 44-year-old Navy vet- majority of Houston’s get through his hard times. eran, was passing through generally generous citi- Now they need to reach Houston on his way to zens, an ordinance dating out to local politicos and Congrats and thank you! connect with family in way back to 1942 says that get the city to stop crack- To the Editor: California. Homeless, “molesting garbage con- ing down on this abuse of I would like to say Con- destitute, and hungry, he tainers” is illegal. homeless people. gratulations to our Salado Your Voice chose to check out the din- Also, in 2012, city of- OtherWords columnist High School. ing delicacies in a trash bin ficials made it a crime for Jim Hightower is a radio Congratulations on be- Letters to the Editor near City Hall. Spotted by any group to hand out food commentator, writer, and ing “among the top five police, Kelly was promptly public speaker. He’s also edi- percent in the nation when to the needy in the down- on the world stage. fashions (Springhouse, charged with “disturbing town area without first tor of the populist newsletter, it comes to preparing stu- The Hightower Lowdown. Well done. Stay with it! Christy’s of Salado, Howl- the contents of a garbage getting a permit. It’s a cold dents for college.” Also OtherWords.org congratulations are in or- George Murphy ing Wolff and Susan Ma- rie’s) we had over 35 busi- Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 der for the SHS Academic To the Editor: nesses contributing to our Phone: 254/947-5321 Fax: (254) 947-9479 Team winning another Publisher: Salado Village Voice, Inc. www.saladovillagevoice.com State Championship! A big thank you to all success. We experienced Salado Village Voice is published weekly every Thursday by Salado Village Voice, Inc., 213 Mill Creek Congratulations to the the individuals and busi- our largest crowd ever. Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Texas 76571. Periodicals postage paid at Salado, Texas. Peri- farsightedness of admin- nesses who helped make A special thanks to Will odicals permit #02527. 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Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Fleischer, Managing Editor 2013 [email protected] [email protected] Stephanie Hood, Composition Royce Wiggin, Administrative Assistant [email protected] [email protected] Salado Police Report May 20-26 May 30, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 3A May 20 had been destroyed. Sub- with injuries. Cleared. 7:52-8:08 a.m., 1500 ject was arrested by Belton May 25 Block Old Mill. Citizen P. D. Clea re d. 7:15-8:35 a.m., 285 NB. Contact, person at this ad- 3:45-5:00 p.m., 1500 Agency Assist, assisted dress was concerned about Block Oak Park. Medical, DPS with traffic control Main St. neighbor’s sprinkler head assisted SVFD and Scott for a wreck. Clear. at Thomas Arnold Rd. being broken. Made con- & White Ambulance ser- 9:55-10:10 a.m., 200 Salado tact and advised of the vice with a mental patient. Block Mill Creek. Aban- sprinkler. Clear. Transported. Clear. doned Vehicle, observed 10:05-10:28 a.m., 700 10:25-11:00 p.m., 900 an abandoned vehicle in 254/947-5852 Block College Hill. Crimi- Block Park Rd. Distur- the parking lot of Ace www.fsbcentex.com nal Mischief, complainant bance, subject was argu- Hardware. Manager ad- stated that her fence had ing with his father. No of- vised it was in the way been cut. After speaking fence. Cleared. of opening a gate. I made Member FDIC with the maintenance man May 23 contact with the owner discovered he had done 12:01-1:30 a.m., 900 and he agreed to move it. it. No criminal activity. Block Park Rd. Parking Clear. Clear. Lot. Pubic Intoxication, 1:59-2:10 p.m., 1300 May 21 located subject in the Block N. Stagecoach. Man 10:15-10:26 a.m., 1200 parking lot intoxicated to Down, a citizen stopped Block N. Robertson. Citi- the level that he could have me and advised that there zen Contact, employee at been a danger to himself was a man lying in the Country Boys found a key and on others. Subject was roadway. Upon arrival the pad on top of a gas pump. arrested and transported to man told me he was sitting She advised that it ap- jail. Report. down to look at his feet peared to be a device used 10:15-11:10 p.m., 900 because he was walking for taking information Block Park Dr. Criminal from Dallas to Austin and from the pump. She also Trespass Warning, father had blisters. Identified and advised that their supervi- wished to have his son released. Clear. sor wanted to look into it warned for Criminal Tres- May 26 further. Clear. pass from his residence. 2:23-3:31 a.m., 1112 N. 12:35-12:56 p.m., 1500 The warning was served Robertson (Sonic). Suspi- Block FM 2268. Agency at approximately 10:50 cious Vehicle, observed Assist, notified of fire p.m. on this date. He was vehicle parked on north Lobby alarm at this residence. entered into PSO files. side of building in over- Monday -Friday 9 a.m.-3p.m. Assisted F.D. No fire- Cleared. flow parking, occupied by clear. May 24 one. Subject was identi- DRIVE-IN 12:43-12:56, 1500 1:10-1:20 a.m., Pizza fied and had just dropped a Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. • Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Block Guess. Agency As- Place, N. Main. Alarm passenger off for their ve- Saturday 9 a.m.- noon sist, assisted F.D. with vic- (Business), checked all hicle. TXLP and TXDL in tim of a fall. Clear. windows and doors, all se- call if needed. Subject left 7:50-8:10 p.m., 900 cure. No key holder infor- scene after being released. Block Park Dr. Distur- mation. Cleared. Clear. bance, father and son were 3:30-3:50 p.m., N. 4:50-4:59 p.m., 1300 arguing on the back porch. Main. Animal (Dog) at Block Vanessa. Dog at No offence, cleared. Large. Small gray cow dog Large, notified of 4 dogs May 22 at large. Unable to locate. chasing children. Located Stocks. Bonds. CDs. 1:50-2:50 a.m., FM 4:15-4:35 p.m., San the owner at 1300 Block 1670-FM 2484. Assist Juan. Animal Call/Skunk. Vanessa who gathered the Other Agency, Belton A skunk behind the resi- dogs up. Clear. IRAs. Mutual funds. P.D. asked for assistance dence acting strangely. 8:22-9:43 p.m., 1400 Jeremy R Grimm in locating damage to Skunk was destroyed. Block Oak Park. Domestic Financial Advisor property somewhere near Cleared. Disturbance, dispatched . 2484 and 1670. They had as subject on scene threat- 213 Mill Creek Drive Suite 120 5:35-5:50 p.m., 600 Salado, TX 76571 a wrecked vehicle that had Block Indian Trail. Fire ening family members. 254-947-5128 major damage and fenc- Alarm, responded to fire Subject was located away ing wrapped up in the alarm, possible light- from the residence. Found carriage. I followed the ning strike. False alarm. to have warrants issued for scratches on the road and Cleared. arrest. Subject was taken located where the vehicle 5:50-7:50 p.m., I-35 SB, into custody and trans- Member SIPC had wrecked out. Cedar 282. Assist Other Agency, ported to jail. Arrest Re- www.edwardjones.com Knob Church Rd. Approx- assisted DPS and SVFD on port. imately 95 feet of fence a two vehicle major crash

Movies in the Park Series Kick-off rescheduled for June 1 On Saturday, June 1, boy searching for the one chase. Movie-goers are the 2013 Movies in the thing that will enable him also welcome to bring Park series will kick- to win the affection of the their own food and ice off at Miller Park with girl of his dreams. While chests. The Lorax sponsored by searching, he discovers The movie will be pro- McLane Children’s - Scott the Lorax, a grumpy yet jected on a brand new, 30 & White. The event, origi- charming creature who x 17 foot high definition nally scheduled for Satur- fights to protect his world. screen with a great sound day, May 25, was canceled The Lorax is an animated system that rivals the qual- due to inclement weather. film, featuring voices of ity of an ordinary indoor The event is free and open several great actors: Taylor movie theater experience to the public and will be Swift, Zac Efron, Danny with the additional ambi- at Miller Park (1919 N. 1st DeVito, Ed Helms, and ance of a night under the Street) in Temple. many more. The film is stars. The screen and pre- Pre-movie activities rated PG by the Motion sentation of the movie are will begin at 6:30 p.m. and Picture Association of provided Grand Avenue will include fun interac- America for some adven- Theater. tive play stations hosted ture and brief mild lan- The second movie this by staff from the McLane guage. year will be Hook and it Children’s Hospital and Visitors are encour- will be held on June 15 at Clinics. The movie will aged to bring lawn chairs West Temple Park and the start at sundown when it and blankets. Concessions final movie will be The will be dark enough to will be available for pur- Smurfs on July 6 at Lions “This is a great fam- Park . ily friendly evening full of games, activities, and Bruce A. Bolick, CPA an entertaining movie for Contact me for your appointment both children and adults,” said Temple Parks Foun- Payroll • W2 • 1099 • Direct Deposit dation Member, Jason Culp. The Temple Parks (254) 718-7299 Foundation is once again 560 North Main, Suite 4, Office 3 hosting the movie series in ACROSS FROM THE CIVIC CENTER the parks. Saturday’s film, The [email protected] Lorax, is tale of a young Alton D. Thiele PC Certified Public Accountant • Tax Return Preparation & Planning • Business Accounting Service • Accounting & Auditing Service • Tax-Exempt Organization Consulting Thiele Financial Services Alton Thiele CPA, MBA Financial Advisor* • Wealth Care Management & Estate Planning • Financial Services & Retirement Planning • College Education Planning • Insurance & Annuities* Securities offered through H.D. Vest Investments ServicesSM Member SIPC, Advisory services offered through H.D. Vest Investments ServicesSM non-banking subsidaries of Wells Fargo & Company.

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On Wednesday, May 22, the Salado Jr. High Student Council delivered 660 bears to various organizations on be- half of the Bayleigh’s Bears Project. Appreciative recipients of the bears were the Salado Police Department, Bell County Sheriff’s Department, Salado Fire Department, Scott & White McLane’s Children’s Hospital, Bell/Coryell CASA, and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Central Texas.

At Tarleton Carmona and Jenna Sebek is Barker named distinguished to honor list student at North Texas Jenna Sebek of Salado Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words was recently named to The following Univer- will never pass away. Tarleton State University’s sity of North Texas student Distinguished Students Jessica Taylor Carmona LUKE 21:33 List for the spring 2013 se- from Salado was named mester. Sebek is enrolled to the President’s List for at the university’s Stephen- the 2013 spring semester. ville campus, and is major- To be named to the Presi- ing in Animal Science. dent’s List, undergradu- Students on the list in- ates must complete at least clude freshman and sopho- 12 academic hours with a more students who have a perfect grade point aver- minimum 3.25 grade point age of 4.0. Dossman ratio (GPR) and no grade The following Univer- George and Alice Romfh are proud to announce the lower than a ‘C,’ and ju- sity of North Texas student Funeral Home graduation of their son, George Christopher, from niors and seniors who have Chynna Renee Barker 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 Temple College. George graduated with honors and a minimum 3.5 GPR with from Salado was named “In Service to our fellow man...” was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. George will be at- no grade lower than a ‘C.’ to the Dean’s List for the tending the University of Mary Hardin Baylor Nursing All must be in good stand- 2013 spring semester. To Program. ing with the university. be named to the Dean’s List, undergraduates must Summer Reading programs at Library complete at least 12 aca- Salado Public Library will begin at 11 a.m. tin). demic hours with a grade will host a series of Sum- Programs slated are June 17:Sandi Sylver point average of 3.5 to 3.9. mer Reading programs in these: (storyteller and ventrilo- UNT is one of Texas’ The Salado Church of Christ June. June 3: Staci Gray (Mu- quist from Illinois). largest universities, of- Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His truth, Showing His love. The programs are open sician from Austin). June 24: Austin Reptile fering 97 bachelor’s, 81 master’s and 35 doctoral We cordially invite you to join us for to all Salado children and June 10: The Flying Service. there is no charge for par- Theater Machine-Kids For more information degree programs. Many of ticipation. The programs Improv Show (from Aus- call 254-947-9191. these programs are nationally and internationally recognized. floral designs for all occasions Salado students among 87th Creative Innovations commencement By Ginny Swalley 254.760.2620 ceremony Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. 2211 Thomas Arnold Road ~ Salado TC graduates June - August CreativeInnovationsofSalado.com Church of Christ Activity Center is More than 800 Temple located at the corner of College students received Blacksmith & Stagecoach Roads associate degrees or certificates of completion at 947-5241 one of two commencement www.saladochurchofchrist.org ceremonies held by the college. The first ceremony took place May 17, at the Performing Arts Cen- ter at Hutto High School in Hutto, TX. The ceremony included students attending the East Williamson The Salado Church of Christ County Higher Educa- ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His tion Center (EWCHEC) truth, Showing His love.’ and Legacy Early College High School. The second ceremony took place May 18, at the Bell County EXPO Center in Belton. That ceremony Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor included students attend-

“We invite you to worship 5798 FM 2484 ing Temple College main with us at any available 254-947-5917 campus and the Texas Bio- opportunity. You will find Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon science Institute Middle a group of sincere, God- Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely College Program. The loving and Christ-exalting GraceBCSalado.org May graduation ceremony recognizes the Spring people, who will make you 2013 class as well as Sum- feel at home with our church mer and Fall graduates family. Come join us this Sunday morning Graduates from Salado -Joe Keyes, minister are: Tori Belcher, Jacob Cahoon, Zachary Coff- as we worship Jesus together! man, Michelle Gilpin, Sunday Marcene Grimsley, Ste- Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults phen Hayes, Timothy Ma- Spanish Worship - Call Church for times 11:00 a.m. Worship service zur, Mattie Price, Angelica Wednesday Ramirez, George Romfh Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Brown Bag Meal and Brianda Ruiz 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, Upstairs youth ministry 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org Round Rock Express hosts salado Village Voice May 30, 2013 Page 5A Military Appreciation Night The Round Rock Ex- including Veterans Asso- press will host Military ciation claims represen- Appreciation Night June tation, home loans, Post 3 when they take on the Tramatic Stress Disorder Nashville Sounds (Mil- counseling, employment 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado waukee Brewers) with an assistance, peer to peer Church service starts at 10 am evening centered around counseling, and counsel- the brave men and women ing offered by Hope for (254) 947-7211 who defend our country. Heroes. Each jersey will www.3ccowboyfellowship.org George D. Wilson, a be autographed by the Follow our events on our website calendar Silver Star Recipient, will player or coach who wore throw out the night’s cer- it. emonial first pitch. Additionally, TexVet Uniformed military will host a Benefits Fair in St. Joseph’s personnel along with their the United Heritage Cen- Episcopal Church children will join the Ex- ter, located down the first Charles Van Orden, Associate Judge for District Fam- press players on the field base line. Representative ily Court, donated this doll house for auction Sunday School for the singing of the na- from more than 40 veter- Sun. • 9:30 a.m. tional anthem. The E-Train ans’ service organizations, Doll House donated will wear unique digital non-profits, educational Holy Eucharist camouflage style military institutions and federal, by local Judge Sun. • 11 a.m. jerseys. During the game, state and local agencies fans will have the opportu- will be take part in a ben- Charles Van Orden, ture, there is no guaran- nity to bid on the one-of- efits fair geared towards Associate Judge for Dis- tee that you won’t have it a-kind game-worn jerseys veterans, military mem- trict Family Court, donat- in your future. The cost with proceeds benefiting bers and their families. ed a doll house and three to society associated with TexVet and “Heroes Night For more information Aware volunteers did an child abuse is $ 8.5 bil- Out.” Heroes Night Out on tickets for Military Ap- amazing make-over for it lion in the United States provides services to all preciation Night, visit tex- to be raffled off for pre- and over 4 million in Bell veterans and their families vet.org. vention of child abuse. A County. Education and very fortunate young lady awareness is the key to or collector will love the prevention. amount of detail and time For more information 881 North Main Street Obituaries has been put to this lovely about how to be the proud 947-3160 treasure. Tickets are $5 or winner of this doll house StJosephSalado.org 5 for $20 and can be pur- go by the My Giving Tree Memorial services for ber of the Belton Senior chased at My Giving Tree location or call 254-939- Donald E. Lightfoot, 63, of Center. He enjoyed play- located at 121 N. East 7582. The drawing for the Belton were held at 2 p.m. ing Bridge while at the Sr. Street in downtown Bel- house will take place at Wednesday, May 29 at the Center. He also enjoyed ton. the Child Abuse Preven- Dossman Funeral Home sports including golf and Child Abuse affects tion Fest (CAP FEST ’13) Chapel with Rev Bill Ad- Floral Department baseball. everyone. If you don’t during the evening festivi- 947-8922 ams officiating. Survivors include his have a history of child ties on June 8 at Schoepf’s Donald E. Lightfoot Floral Bouquets • Designs to Go wife Sandy Lightfoot of abuse in your past or fu- Backyard. died Monday, May 20, Waco, son Bryan Lightfoot Speciality Arrangements for all occasions 2013, at his home in Bel- and wife Melissa of Sala- Balloon Bouquets ton. do, daughter Gay Padgett Blooming and Foliage Plants Mr. Lightfoot was and husband Morris of Custom Silk Designs born August 19, 1949 in Belton; sister Peggy Jack- Outside Metal Art Abilene, the son of Elton son of California; nine Jacob Lightfoot and Win- grandchildren, Paige, Ash- Gifts nie Ruth (Stafford) Light- ley, Lindsey, Tyler, Gar- foot. He was an owner rett, Clair, Bryan, Ashlee, of car dealerships includ- and Erin; one great grand- Daily Delivery - Salado ing Lightfoot Motors in child, Kelby. Hamilton in the 1970’s Memorials may be and more recently Don’s made to the Temple Free www.devereauxjewelers.com Auto Sales in Gatesville. 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Junior pitcher Casey Frazier pitched the entire game against Elkhart on May 25, earning the win on the mound. (Photo by Jim Mohler) Mental toughness (254) 947-5321 Eagles show it in bouncing back [email protected] to beat Elkhart 4-2 in semis By Tim Fleischer sat on the edge of their ace pitcher Jordan White’s Editor-in-Chief seats, the next two batters first pitch down the first C.A.R.S. Collision Center both flew out to center base line for a double. One Call Does It All 1914 S. IH 35 Belton Mental toughness. fielder Caden Eary for Sal- “Bryce’s hitting on one Salado Eagles -- and ju- ado to get out of the inning pitch got it and turned it (254) 933-7400 Cliff Coleman, owner nior pitcher Casey Frazier with two runs scored and down the line. Huge dou- -- showed that after com- two left on base. If Eary ble.” Krempin said of the mitting mental errors that misses either of those, it sixth inning. At that point, allowed two runs to score is a completely different Elkhart coach replaced in the fourth inning of game. White, who had thrown their Region III semifinal “We will give this thing 82 pitches, with Jacob win over the Elkhart Elks away if we don’t go out Cheatham, shuffling four in Houston May 25. there and seize the mo- positions. Eary advanced An error by second ment and get something Martin on a shot to the www.colemanars.com baseman Britton Hawes done,” Coach Krempin shortstop. Mohler walked Paint & Body • Frame Repair • Hail Repair allowed Elkhart’s Cole said of the fourth inning. for runners on first and FREE ESTIMATES, INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOME Bridges to reach first. He “Every time we needed second. Jon Franz and advanced on a single by something done to win Cole Haag both singled to Jacob Cheatham. Frazier this game, it seemed the score Martin and Mohler balked with one strike on seniors stepped up and got and put runners at the cor- Elkhart’s clean-up batter it done.” ners with just one out. Levi Smith to put runners Krempin said that he Elkhart turned a at second and third with left Frazier on the mound grounder by Marshall no outs. in the critical moment of Mann to second baseman Frazier then finished the fourth because “he is Brian Johnson into a dou- off Smith with two more the best at getting us out of ble play to get out of the strikes. He then struck those situations.” inning. out Jackson Adair, but “He (Frazier) is the best After putting the Elks the dropped strike al- when there are runners in out in quick order in the lowed Adair to get to first scoring positions,” Coach sixth, allowing only Jack- and Bridges to score from Krempin said. “I’ve seen son Adair to reach on a third. that guy do it so many single, Frazier hit a dou- Jordan White grounded times. If you take him out ble and Garrett Lightfoot to second, but first base- there, it is probably not came in as a courtesy run- man Bryce Martin stepped in the best interest. I’ve ner in the top of the sev- off the bag on the throw to just seen him get out of enth. Giniewicz flew out first, allowing the runner those spots way too many to left field. Davis Little to score from third with times.” hit a line drive that Brian runners at first and sec- The Eagles knotted the Johnson leapt up to nab ond. score in the bottom of the and forced the runner out A passed ball put run- fifth, but took command at second for a double play ners at second and third of the game with two runs to end the inning. and when Coach Chad in the sixth inning. Cole The Eagles allowed Krempin came out to the Haag was hit by a pitch only one runner to reach mound, it looked as if se- with one out in the fifth base in the seventh, Bridg- nior ace Reagan Bazar and advanced on an er- es reaching on a single be- would come in from the ror with two outs. Coby fore ending the game on a bull pen. Giniewicz then doubled to fly out to center. “Coach asked if I was knock in Haag before the Salado took a 1-0 lead all right,” Frazier said. final out was recorded. in the first inning after “He said to keep throwing Bryce Martin followed Haag walked following strikes. Which I did.” with a double of his own two strike outs in five Indeed. to lead off the sixth in- pitches by White. He stole As fans on both sides ning. He knocked 6’5” See Baseball, page 3B Page 2B, salado Village Voice, May 30, 2013 Salado Band Boosters presented $250 scholarships to participating seniors. Awarded with money raised by the Salado Band Boosters through donations and fundrais- ing activities like Band on the Run 5k, A+ cards, and other sales. Top from left: Mario Mendoza, Dale Clement, Armor Wirapon- SALADO sawan, Andrew War- ren, Emily Hardcastle, Marcene Grimsley, Lizzy Cooke, Kyle Suhling. Not pictured: Paige Merritt.

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Member FINRA/SIPC. 254-778-2408 254-770-0355 salado Village Voice, May 30, 2013, Page 3B Salado seniors earn $1 million in scholarships Salado graduating se- rial Scholarship, $1,500; Agricultural Aviation As- ship, $1,000; Salado Ro- Williamson County Schol- Care Memorial Scholar- niors earned more than $1 Salado Band Booster sociation, $1,500. tary Club, $1,000. arship, $500 and Salado ship, $1,000; Salado Edu- million in scholarships for Club, $250; Salado Educa- Kyle, Thomas: Howard Ramthun, Jennifer: Rotary Club, $500. cation Foundation Schol- college and trade schools. tion Foundation Scholar- Payne University Dean’s Bell County Women’s Ex- Ward, Meredith: Edgar arship, $2,000 and Salado The scholarships were an- ship, $1,000; Salado High Scholarship, $54,000; tension Education, $500; Wilson Care Memorial Band Booster Club, $250. nounced at the annual Se- School National Honors Baptist Ministerial Schol- Texas 4-H Youth Develop- Scholarship, $1,000; Sala- Womac, Brandon: Sala- nior Awards ceremony on Society Scholarship, $500; arship, $6,000. ment Foundation Oppor- do Athletic Booster Club, do Athletic Booster Club, May 23. Texas Tech University Lea, Rachel; Salado tunity Scholarship, $1,000 $500. $500; Salado Education The following were Presidential Scholarship, Athletic Booster Club, and Bell County Youth Warren, Andrew: Foundation Scholarship, awarded scholarships, list- $14,000. $500; Benton Ewton Fair, $4,000. Salado Athletic Booster $2,000. ed by last name and first Cooke, Nicholas: Scholarship, $500; Nora Roberts, Julia: Salado Club, $500; Salado Edu- Wong, Cameron: Sala- name. Salado Athletic Booster Lee Wendland Music Area Republic Women & cation Foundation Schol- do Athletic Booster Club; Aaron, Christian: Club, $500; Foster Family Scholarship, $1.000. Salado C of C Ladies Aux- arship, $3,000; Salado $500; Bayleigh Ringo Me- Van Bibber Scholarship, Scholarship, $1,000; Con- Mann, Marshall: Bay- iliary 1000; Clarendon Band Booster Club, $250; morial Scholarship, $500; $1,000 cordia University Luther- lor University Dean’s Gold College Livestock Judging SMU Engineering Fel- Howard Payne Univer- Adams, Austin: Salado an Scholarship, $45,200 Scholarship, $20,000; Sal- Scholarship, $2,000; Clar- lows Scholarship, $8,000 sity Scholarship, $48,000; Athletic Booster Club, DePriest, Madison: ado Athletic Booster Club, endon College Academic and SMU Second Century Texas Equilation; $12,800; $500 Salado High School Na- $500. Scholarship, $375; Brushy Scholarship, $20,000 Dorothy Houst Vieman Armas, Jessica: Salado tional Honors Society Martin, James: Salado Creek Saddle Club, $500; Williams, Haley: Sala- Scholarship, $6,000; Pri- Education Foundation Scholarship, $500; Private Athletic Booster Club, AASP & RC Rodeo Schol- do Education Foundation vate Gift Given; $10,000. Scholarship, $2,000; Sal- gift given. $500; Abilene Christian arship, $1,000 Scholarship, $1,000. The total to Salado se- ado Lions Club, $1,500 Franz, Jenna: Salado University Academic Robinson, Kylie: Sala- Wiraponsawan, niors was $1,028,875. Armstrong, Thomas: Athletic Booster Club, & Athletic Scholarship; do Education Foundation Yuthaphan: City Federa- Texas Tech University $500; Salado Education $36,000; Abilene Chris- Scholarship, $1,000; Bay- tion of Women’s Clubs, Endowed Merit Scholar- Foundation Scholarship, tian University Dept. of lor University President’s $1,500; Edgar Wilson ship, Texas Math & Sci- $1,000; Salado Rotary Engineering & Phys- Gold Scholarship, $56,000 ence Coaches Association, Club, $500 ics Scholarship, $8,000; and Baylor University In- $700. Franz, Jonathan: Sala- Texas A&M University- vitation to Excellence, Barrett, Samuel: Salado do Athletic Booster Club, Kingsville Athletic Schol- $2,000. Athletic Booster Club, $500; Concordia Universi- arship, $8,000. Shearer, Taylor: Salado $500. ty Leadership Scholarship, Mendoza, Mario: Sal- Athletic Booster Club, Bazar , James: Univer- $52,000. ado Band Booster Club, $500; Salado Education 24 HOUR HEALTH CLUB sity of Louisiana Athletic Gloria, Bridgett: Salado $250. Foundation Scholarship, Scholarship, $150,000. Area Republic Women & Meritt, Paige: Salado $1,000. Fitness Classes Included Bird, Mason: Baylor Salado C of C Ladies Aux- Education Foundation Sibbitt, Stephen: Sala- University Provost’s Gold iliary, $1,000. Scholarship, $2,000; Sal- do Athletic Booster Club, Personal Training Available Scholarship, $34,000. Golding, William: Sal- ado Band Booster Club, $500; Salado Band Boost- 24 Hour Access Clement, Dale: Texas ado Athletic Booster Club, $250; Salado Area Re- er Club, $250. Math & Science Coaches $500 public Women & Salado Sodic, Brittany: Fort Activity & Diet Tracking Apps Association, $800; Salado Grimsley, Marcene: C of C Ladies Auxiliary; Hood Area Military Fam- Band Booster Club, $250. Salado Band Booster Club, $2,000 and Salado School ily Member Scholarship We accept Silver Sneakers Cooke, Alexander: $250; Texas 4-H Youth Alumni Association, Fund, $1,000; Univer- Trinity University Mur- Development Foundation $500. sity of North Texas Eagle (254) 947-1063 chison Scholarship, Opportunity Scholarship, Murray, Patrick: Salado Excellence Scholarship, 213 Mill Creek Drive #155 $72,000; Baylor Univer- $1,000. Athletic Booster Club, $12,000; The Central sity Academic Scholar- Habiger, Rachel: Sala- $500. Texas Fort Hood Chapter ship, $56,000; Abilene do Education Foundation Niebuhr, Micah: Con- Association of the United Christian University Aca- Scholarship, $1,000; Sala- cordia University Presi- States Army. SALADO CLEANERS demic & Athletic Schol- do Rotary Club, $1,000 dent’s Scholarship $3,500; Spurlock, Liza : Salado Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations arship; $120,000; Texas Hardcastle, Emily: Sal- Lutheran Heritage Schol- Lions Club, $1,500 1209 N. Stagecoach Tech University Presiden- ado Band Booster Club, arship, $1,000 Suhling, Kyle: Salado tial Scholarship, $14,000; $250; Killeen Police De- Pereira, Robert: Tar- Band Booster Club, $250. 254-947-7299 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat Texas Tech University partment LEAF Program, leton State University Ath- Toler, Sarah: Salado Book Scholarship; Mack- $1,000. letic Scholarship, $2,000. Athletic Booster Club, Leather & Suede Cleaned ie Scholarship Business/ Kunz, Katelyn: Salado Price, Mattie: Bell $500; Michael Gamble Medical, $500; and Salado Athletic Booster Club, County Texas Demo- Math/Science Scholar- Wash & Fold Athletic Booster Club, $500; Salado Education cratic Women, $500; An- ship, $1,000; UMHB Vice (Next to the Library) $500. Foundation Scholarship, gelo State University Carr President’s Scholarship, Cooke, Elizabeth: $2,000; Salado Lions Academic Scholarship, $40,000; UMHB Leader- Bartlett Electric Coopera- Club, $1,500; Salado Ro- $20,000; Salado Educa- ship Scholarship $12,000; tive Lawrence Karl Memo- tary Club, $1,000; Texas tion Foundation Scholar- Professional Women of Region championship sparks friendly rivalry with Troy By Tim Fleischer Fans may remember Region III final, the Tro- Spring the only blemish to Editor-in-Chief how Salado dismantled a jans swept Trinity in two its season record. Hughes highly-ranked Troy team games after a first round Springs plays Palmer, the The 2A Region III in the 2008 Region semi-fi- bye, beat Teague in three, ninth-ranked team in state championship in baseball nal 16-2 under head coach and Central Heights in in a best-of-three series this week is likely to re- Melvin Bates. That Eagle three last week. at University of Texas- For all your printing kindle a slow-nburning, squad went on to win the The two teams met Tyler May 30 and June 1 decades’ long rivalry be- State Championship, the early in the season in the to determine the Region tween Salado and its north- first in baseball for Salado. Rockdale baseball tourna- II Champion. Bangs and ern neighbor Troy. Salado Troy returns 10 starters ment in late February. Sal- Wall, ranked 19th and 20th and Troy played the first from last year’s Region ado got the better of Troy respectively in the THSB- round of the best-of-three semi-finalist team. The in that tournament as the CA poll, face off May 30 series at 7 p.m. May 29 Trojans were 31-6-1 last Eagles went on to win the in Sweetwater with games at University of Mary year and 31-1 in district, tournament crown. Salado two and three (if neces- Hardin-Baylor. The game losing to eventual state beat Troy 4-2 and out hit sary) at Hardin-Simmons was after press time. Game champion Jarrell in the Re- the Trojans seven to six. on June 1 for the Region I two will be played June 1, gion final. Troy had a 2-0 lead un- Championship. beginning at 5 p.m. at ei- Two of those players til the fourth inning when Halletsville and Marion, ther Baylor University or were named to the Texas Cole Haag got a walk and number 18 in the coaches UMHB. A third game, if High School Baseball rode home on a home run poll, will play May 30 at necessary, will follow 30 Coaches Association All by Reagan Bazar. The Ea- Weimar and June 1 at New minutes after game two. State team. District MVP gles added two more runs Braunfels Canyon High A lot rides on this best- Jon Malmin was named in the fifth for the win. Schoo for the Region IV A of-three series this week to the THSBCA team as Britton Hawes pitched Championship. between the second-ranked a first team pitcher in his for the win against Troy, The Region champi- Life-Changing Salado Eagles and the sev- junior year. Kyle Whitley facing 32 batters in the ons will face off June 5-6 Smile enth-ranked Troy Trojans, was named to the THSB- tournament-shortened five in Round Rock at the Dell is in chiefly a trip to the Round CA All-State first team as inning game. He struck out Diamond for the 2A State Rock Dell Diamond with a a sophomore. He was last four batters. Tournament. Semi-final Your Future berth in the UIL 2A State year’s District Offensive All eight teams left in games will be played at Baseball Tournament June MVP. the playoffs were ranked 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. June 5, 5-6. Other returning starters in the Texas High School pitting the Region I and Usually, the two include senior All District Baseball Coaches Associa- II champions against each schools have a friendly ri- nods Nathan Schleede, tion Top 25 in the last week other and the Region II valry playing in the same Dalton Lewis, Daniel of rankings before playoffs and IV champions. The football, basketball and Wurtser and Justin Saxon began in May. winners of the semi-final baseball districts, but even and junior All District Hughes Springs is the games will play each other when they don’t see each nominees Haden Mattke, top-ranked team in state, for the state championship other in district play, they Rylan Cox and Payton followed by Salado at at 12 noon June 6. play in non-district or tour- Standford and junior Matt number two, Halletsville Salado Village Voice naments against each oth- Ellis. at number six and Troy will post results of the Get Straighter, Whiter er. The Trojans were at number seven. Hughes series with Troy on the The rivalry is not as 12-0 in district this year Springs remains at the top websitewww.saladovil- Teeth, Without Removing heated as Salado’s rivalries as champions of District of the list after getting past lagevoice.com, as well as with Jarrell and Rogers but 21AA ahead of Crawford Grandview in three games. updates on the state tour- Healthy Tooth Structure it is prevalent. and Clifton. To get to the Grandview gave Hughes nament, if Salado qualifies. Baseball FROM Page 1B second and scored on a runs in the fourth inning, ters. He allowed no earned Frazier went 2-for-4 at single by Mann. Frazier Salado tied in the fifth and runs in the game. the plate, both doubles. doubled to put runners in took over in the sixth in- Jordan White allowed Martin went 2-for-3 with scoring position before ning. seven hits on the mound for a double and single. Mann Douglas B. Willingham, D.D.S. White was able to force Frazier threw 105 pitch- Elkhart, striking out eight went 2-for-4 with a double (254) 947-5242 Giniewicz to fly out to left es over the entire seven batters. Jacob Cheatham and an RBI. GIniewicz hit Main and Thomas Arnold Road field. innings, allowing six hits struck out no batters in re- an RBI double. Both Haag www.saladodentistry.com After allowing two and striking out eight bat- lief and gave up three hits. and Franz hit RBI singles. Page 4B SALADO Village Voice, May 30, 2013 SHS: Academic State Champs Salado High School team championship in Team placed second over- won its eighth Academic Mathematics, Calculator all. State Championship last Applications and Number The Calculator Ap- week, outscoring Holliday Sense. plications Team took first and White Oak. Individually Sydney place overall with all four Salado had 137 total Walter is State Champion competitors placing in points, followed by Hol- in Extemporaneous Per- the top 11: Sean Clement, liday in second place with suasiave Speaking and third place, Tommy Arm- 102 points and White Oak Abigail Sullivan is State strong, fifth, Dale Clem- in third place with 84 Champion in Extempora- ent, seventh and Andrew points. neous Informative Speak- Warren, 11th. The Academic Team ing. With a fifth place in The Number Sense was anchored by its math- Persuasive Speaking by Team had four placed in ematics squad which won Isaac Hopkins, the Speech the top 10 and took home

State Champions Number Sense Team: Dane Hankamer, Sammy Nguyen, Robert Cortes (not pictured Ellis Van Sickle).

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL State Championship Calculator Applications Team: (from left) Sean Clement, An- at drew Warren, Tommy Armstrong, Dale Clement. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH JUNE 17 9- a.m. 21 - Noon ages 4 years to 6th Grade 947-5465

State Championship Mathematics Team: (from left) Sammy Nguyen, Andrew War- ren, Tommy Armstrong, Dale Clement.

State champions in speech: first place in Informative Speaking: Abigail Sullivan (left); first place in Persua- sive Speaking: Sydney Walter (right). Speech team was second place overall. the State Championship in that competition: Sammy Nguyen, third place; Ellis Van Sickle, sixth place; Dane Hankamer, seventh place and Robert Cortes, 10th place. The Mathematics Teams also won first place with two top 10 competitors. Dale Clement was sixth place after a tiebreak- er, Tommy Armstrong, ninth place, Andrew War- ren, 16th place; Sammy Nguyen, 21st place. Salado’s One Act Play “The Boys of Winter” placed third in state, behind Rogers and Hemp- stead. Individual Awards: All-Star Cast: Hayden Eb- eling; Honorable Mention All-Star Cast: Casey Wil- liamson. Cast members include Hayden Ebeling, Casey Williamson, Tommy Arm- strong, Matthew Garcia, Dakota Creasy, Tryston Blisard, Tyler Polston, Bryce Blair, William Dabney, and Jason Flynn. Crew members are Isaiah Aaron, Kane Galbraith, Sydney Sears, Keaton Fil- lip, Zack Hoover. Assis- tants to the directors are Hana Block and Casey Daniell. Salado VillageVillage GuideGuide Section C Salado Village Voice• May 30, 2013 • 6 Pages• Shopping, Dining, Overnight, Events

In-Tow A Benefit Play for Sirena on June 8-9 Tablerock Festival of Salado, Inc., Village of Salado Tourism and the Salado Village Voice will sponsor a benefit play to help pay for the recasting of Sirena on June 8 and 9. A special play written and directed by Jackie Mills staring Tablerock cast members who will read roles and act in presenting the play In Tow. Attendees are invited to Bell County’s award-winning winery partake of hamburgers and hotdogs at the new Live Music Tablerock concession stand. All of the play and every Saturday concession stand proceeds and the sale of books will 5 - 8 pm be contributed to pay the Open Daily foundry fee for having Si- till 8 p.m. on Saturday rena recast. The In-Tow Cast member names, l-r Steve Simmons, Fred Fuller, Patti Pitts, Chris- 227 N. Main Street (254) 947-9000 The Salado Icon, Si- topher Wilson, and Elizabeth McWithey Seated Hanna Simmons and Heidi Kelley saladoswirlandsip.com Free WiFi rena, was sculpted by Troy Kelley twenty six years and will be sold for $10 ago. Troy placed Sirena To date, Sirena has will keep her beautiful for each. in Salado Creek on Janu- been washed down the hundreds of years. Sirena of Salado chil- ary 1, 1986 at 12:01 in the creek many times, re- The concession stand dren’s books will also be morning to ensure Sirena’s trieved, repaired and set will open at 6:30 p.m. for available for sale. All tick- title as the First Public back on her perch in the purchase of hamburgers ets, book sales and conces- Sculpture to be donated on creek. Troy patched Si- and hot dogs, drinks, chips sion proceeds will be do- the 150th anniversary of rena when she lost her and candy. Tickets for the nated to Sirena’s recasting. Salado’s becoming a Vil- head, smoothed out several 7:30 show are $20 each, or Tablerock Amphitheater is lage. In 1986 Troy was dents, attached missing more if you wish, and can located on Royal Street, a poor struggling sculp- fingers, and then the unbe purchased at the Salado two blocks east of Main. tor. With a BA in Art from needed metals in the water Tourism office, Fletchers For more information call Midwestern University, an meters began to surface. Books and Antiques and at Tablerock at 947-9205 or MA from the University of After 26 years as the Icon First State Bank in Salado. Salado Tourism at 947- Maryland and art studies in of Salado, Sirena needs to Tablerock’s 2013 Poetry 8634. Italy and Germany under be recast! Troy kept the books are dedicated to his belt, but no money in original mold he sculpted. Mermaid poetry this year his pocket to purchase ma- He will furnish his time terials or pay a foundry to and the cost of getting Si- Star Parties in Belton & Waco cast his works, Troy used rena to a foundry and will ingenuity. He set out to once again bolt her to the Mercury, Venus and create a bronze Sirena in huge rock in Salado Creek, the image he envisioned but the $10,000 cost at the when he sat on his Indian foundry has been assumed Jupiter line up for Grandmother’s lap and lis- by the many friends of Si- Florals Gifts Indulgences tened to her tell and retell rena. With generous con- the Legend of Sirena. Troy tributions from individuals viewing June 1 and fund raising’s events researched and found that Three wandering Ami- own telescopes. Located Midtown #8 Rock Creek plus a matching grant of water meters had the right gos take center stage on The Beehive Cluster (just a few steps off Main) $3,000 from The Public metals, and a few unneed- June 1. The planets Mer- (M44) is an open cluster of Arts League of Salado, six (254) 947-0240 ed metals, to cast a bronze cury, Venus, and Jupiter stars about 600 light years thousand dollars has been statue. He purchased old line up in the western sky, distant. M3 is a Globu- collected and another four second-hand water meters. right after sunset. Tiny lar Cluster containing thousand is needed. The He and a friend melted Mercury (60% lit) and half a million stars in the Village of Salado refuses down the water meters, brilliant Venus (95%) go constellation Canes Ven- to lose their Icon. catching his friend’s barn through phases, just like acti. The Sombrero Gal- You are invited for two on fire and having to use our Moon. We say fare- axy (M104) is an inclined fun evenings, June 8 and water hoses to douse the well to Jupiter, as it will edge-on spiral galaxy with 9, at Tablerock, where we flames. Then after finally pass to the far side of the a bright central bulge and promise to entertain you as casting the mold of the In- Sun and into the morning dark dust lane that cause it well as earn money to give dian mermaid, Sirena was sky later this month. Col- resemble a sombrero. Sirena a make-over that born! orful Saturn appears high You are invited to dis- in the southern sky, pro- cover what the night sky Salado Friendly class viding excellent views all has to offer. Check the evening. web site, http://www.cen- The Central Texas texastronomy.org, for more sign up is May 31 Astronomical Society information and directions (CTAS) will host free pub- to the site closest to you. Do you want to learn The class will be held lic star parties on Satur- You may register for this mo re about Salado? Then, Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at day, June 1, from 8:30 p.m. event on the CTAS website “Salado Friendly” is the the Visitor Center 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. at Overlook Park and receive monthly notic- class you need to join. - noon. outside Belton, the Waco es of future events. A lawn Class size is limited to If you would like to be Wetlands outside Waco, chair and a flashlight can 12 and the cost is $25 per part of “Salado Friendly” and at the Hubbard City make viewing more com- person. call 947-8634 or send an Lakes Park in Hubbard. fortable. If this event is The day will include: email to: lbarrett@sal- CTAS members will pro- cancelled due to weather, a a Trolley Tour of Salado, adotx.gov vide telescopes for public cancellation notice will be a Salado Friendly Note- Deadline to RSVP is viewing. Guests are also posted on the CTAS web- book, and of course.... May 31. welcome to bring their site by 7 p.m. lunch.

The Haire Shop NEW2U Barber - Beauty - Body at JD's Travel Center 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite 160 household items Tues - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. furniture for home & office Tammy (254) 760-1990 exercise equipment and other surprises Walk-Ins Accepted Appointments Honored

Ready for Summer? Open Waxing • Facials • Airbrush Makeup 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Tonya Saunders Esthetician | Make-up Artist 947-5228 (254) 931-7441 The Haire Shop Facial Barber - Beauty - Body 15881 S IH 35 $75 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite 160 Page 2C, salado Village Voice, May 30, 2013 Village of Salado Calendar of Events Mondays Mondays Presbyterian Church of First Saturday 7 p.m. Artists change are available. Sponsor- Salado Masonic Village Quilters and Salado, 10 a.m. Sit & Knit Session weekly. ship includes one booth Lodge #296 practice, Knitters, 1:30 p.m. at Tuesdays at The Salado Yarn Co. Sundays space, your logo on the 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge 90 Village Art Building. Salado Community inside Southern Com- New open discussion event banner and in all future publicity! It is sure N. Church St. uesdays Chorus practice, 6 p.m., forts, 22 N Main join Al-Anon Meeting in T to be a tail wagging good ondays Salado Civic Center, un- fellow knitters for casual Salado, 6 p.m. Salado M Salado Village Artists, time! For more informa- Children’s Story Village Art Building, less otherwise noted. knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- at United Methodist [email protected] tion contact the Chamber Time at the Salado 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays Church in the Youth Activities Building in the at 254-947-5040 or email Public Library, 11-11:45 uesdays Sit & Knit Session Second Salado T back. [email protected]. a.m. at The Salado Yarn Co. aturdays Adult game day at S June 8 inside Southern Com- It’s like a block party June 1 forts, 22 N Main join Gene Snow and Salado Reunion, 9:30 for the whole Village! a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the fellow knitters for casual Shops will be open late Paula Reid, The Lounge, knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- upstairs at The Range, 7 Salado Intermediate The Pizza Place and offering specials and School. Lunch will be [email protected] -10 p.m. 230 North Main Street treats to local shoppers. catered by Captain Red’s Tuesdays Enjoy snacks and bever- June 1 of Hutto. Lunch reserva- Open Daily 11 am Prix Fixe menu at ages and other special Bell County Star tions are $10 per person 947-0022 The Range. Two courses Saturday-only events in Party, 8:30-10 p.m. at due by June 1 to Sydney Open at Lunch and adult beverage for the shops of Salado! Look Overlook Park, Still- V. Boren, 3681 FM 1123, $14.95. Terrific for Date throughout the Salado house Hollow Lake, 3740 Belton, TX 76571. no minimum orders Night! Offerings change Village Voice newspaper FM 1670. Free to the for shops advertising their June 8 Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery weekly. Find The Range public. For information, on Facebook to see this specials. weather cancellation, click Joe Berg, The Lounge, upstairs at The Handcrafted Pizza and Sandwiches week’s menu or call 254- aturdays on centexastronomy.org. S Range, 7 -10 p.m. Baked Pasta Dishes | Wings 947-3828. Recycling program, 9 June 1 une All You Can Eat Salad Bar Thursdays a.m.-noon at 113 Salado Kris Gordon Band at J 8

Martinis and Mani- Plaza Drive behind The Legend Club, 9 p.m. Walt Wilkins, 7 p.m. PizzaPlaceSalado.com Salado Creekside. Glass at Johnny’s Outback. cures at The Lounge at June 3 The Range. $25 for 2 is accepted. Electronics Free concert, info online recycling will be ac- Salado Public Library at johnnysoutback.com. ladies night adult bever- children’s summer read- ages, a manicure and a cepted on the Saturdays June 8-9 of Feb. 23, 30, March 7 ing program, 11 a.m. at selection of appetizers. the library. Staci Gray, In –Tow, a play to McCain’s Bakery & Cafe Call 254-947-3828 to and March 14. Visit www. benefit the Recasting of musician from Austin. 417 N. Main book your appointment. keepsaladobeautiful.com Sirena, performances at to find out how you can June 3 947-DELI Space is limited. Tablerock. volunteer. Monday Club at the (3354) Fridays June 10 Saturdays Salado United Methodist Al-Anon Meeting, 12 Church, 2 p.m. Salado Public Library Gourmet Espresso Bar noon, at United Method- Live Music at Rising children’s summer read- Speciality Coffees ist Church (650 Royal Star Vineyards. 7-9:30 June 3 ing program, 11 a.m. at Street) in the Youth p.m. Salado ISD Board the library. The Flying Gourmet Breakfast of Trustees workshop and Lunch Activities Building in Saturdays Theater Machine Improv the back to the left of the Live music at The meeting, 6 p.m. Salado Show from Austin. ~ Bakery ~ church. Newcomers and Lounge, upstairs at The Civic Center. Cakes, Pies, June 10-July 19 seasoned Al-Anons are une Cookies & More Range Restaurant on J 3 Salado Legends Re- encouraged to visit. Main St., beginning at Salado Historical So- hearsal. Freshly served daily! ciety board of directors une meeting, 6 p.m., Salado J 12 Civic Center. Salado Lions Club, 11:30 a.m., Salado Civic June 3 Center. Cowboys Bar-B-Q Salado Athletic June 13 Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD Booster Club meeting, 7 Ki Ki Creations p.m. in the Salado High Ladies Auxiliary Texas Style & Unique Jewelry School Library. meeting. 9:30 a.m. in Fast Service the Robertson Room Diamonds by the Yard Slow Cooking June 5 of Stagecoach Inn. Dr. Custom Settings • Colored Diamonds Final Day of Classes Gary Gosney review of Catering, Take Out or Dine In for Salado ISD Students. his book, “No Strings (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) Attached.” 254-947-5700 Miguel Perez, owner June 6 106 North Main Street Salado Village of Salado June 13 (254) 855-5538 Private Showings Board of Aldermen Salado Youth Fair meeting, 6 p.m., Mu- Boosters meeting, 6 p.m. saladocreekantiques.com nicipal Building, 301 N. outside Salado High 511 Stagecoach Rd. Stagecoach Rd. Open School Cafeteria. This is (East Access Road) IH35 meeting. the first meeting of the (254) 947-1800 June 6 2013-2014 school year. Chisholm Trail Open to anyone who ABWA meeting, 6 p.m., wants to support Salado Presbyterian Church of 4-H, FCCLA and FFA Salado. youth. June 6 June 15 Salado High School Bobby Flores at The Graduation, 7 p.m. at Legend Club, 9 p.m., $15 Stagecoach Inn the University of Mary in advance, $20 at the Hardin-Baylor Mayborn door. Restaurant Center. June 15 June 7 The Judith Miller Open Steve Hamende and Band, The Lounge, Thursday 11 - 7 the Slackers at The Leg- upstairs at The Range, 7 Friday and Saturday end Club, 9 p.m. -10 p.m. lunch 11 - 3 une June 17 dinner 5 - 9 J 8 254-947-5111 Sunday 11-7 Dog Daze of June, Salado Public Library 9 a.m.-noon. Salado children’s summer read- Chamber of Commerce ing program, 11 a.m. at invites you to participate the library. Sandi Sylver in Salado’s Dog Daze storyteller and ventrilo- of Summer-Pace Park quist. Closed on Tuesdays Finders Keepers Pooch Parade! The June 17 Salado Creek Antiques Salado parade for pups and their Salado ISD Board of Cool Treasures,Unique Decor & Gifts people will serve as a Trustees meeting, 6 p.m. fundraiser for the cham- Salado Civic Center. ber, with a portion of the 1211 N. Stagecoach une proceeds going to the J 17 Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Wounded Warrior Canine Salado Masonic Lodge #296 stated 1(325) 665-5669 Training Program. Sponsorship opportunities meeting for election of officers, 7:30 p.m. at the Lodge Hall, 95 S. Massage Church St. June 17-21 Facials First Baptist Church Manicure of Salado Vacation Bible School, 9 a.m.-noon Pedicure daily for four year olds Full Body Waxing Salado Veterinary Hospital through sixth graders. Jon Kendall, D.V.M. • Aaron Schultze, D.V.M. June 20 Body Wraps Village of Salado Full Service Salon Board of Aldermen SMALL & EXOTIC ANIMAL MEDICINE meeting, 6 p.m., Mu- SURGERY & WELLNESS EXAMS nicipal Building, 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. Open meeting. Vaccinations • Heartworm Flea & Tick Preventatives Microchipping • Spay/Neuter • Bathing/Boarding June 21 YOUYOUphoriaphoria Dentistry • Digital Radiography Scooter Dubec and Day Spa & Salon Sterling Country at The Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Legend Club, 9 p.m. YOUphoriaDaySpa.com Sat. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. (254) 947-8058 556 Pace Park Drive • (254) 947-3SPA (3772) ME1729 IH 35 & FM 2484 www.saladovet.myvetonline.com See Calendar, Page 3C May 30, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 3C FROM Page 2C

Calendar ctober ovember ber of Commerce. O 5-6 N 8-10 June 22 A Christmas Carol & 52nd Annual Gather- ugust Brian Collins, The A 17 Fright Trail Auditions ing of the Scottish Clans Lounge, upstairs at The Dale Watson, 7 p.m. ctober and Highland Games. Range, 7 -10 p.m. at Johnny’s Outback. O 11-12 Tickets $10. Info, tickets Christmas in October December 5 June 22 online at johnnysoutback. at the Stagecoach Inn. Christmas Stroll Whiskey Myers, 7 com. October 12 Parade, 5 p.m., Main p.m. at Johnny’s Out- Street. back. Tickets $10. Info, August 31 Smokin Sneakers half ecember tickets online at johnnys Mel Tillis and the marathon, 8 a.m., Sal- D 6-7 outback.com. Statesiders at The ado’s Pace Park. Spon- A Christmas Carol at Legend Club, $60 cover, sored by Salado Volunteer Tablerock. June 22 $100 VIP Meet and Fire Department. More in- ecember People’s Choice Band D 6-8 Greet. formation to come. at The Legend Club, 9 Annual Christmas ctober p.m. September 7 O 26-27 Stroll Deryl Dodd, 7 p.m. 47th Annual Salado June 24 December 13-14 at Johnny’s Outback. Art Fair at Pace Park. Salado Public Library A Christmas Carol at Tickets $10. Info, tickets ctober children’s summer read- O 26-27 Tablerock. online at johnnysoutback. ing program, 11 a.m. Fright Trail at December 13-15 com. at the library. Austin Tablerock. Salado Christmas Reptile Service will give September 20-22 Stroll. program. Salado Chocolate & Wine Weekend. June 26 List your events for 2013 here. Salado Lions Club, September 21 mail details to 11:15 a.m. luncheon Bleu Edmondson, 7 E meeting, Salado Civic p.m. at Johnny’s Out- [email protected] Center. back. Tickets $10. Info, tickets online at johnny- June 28 Salado Legends will be performed at Tablerock Am- soutback.com. KRXT Remote Te- phitheater on Royal Street for three nights this sum- jano Fifth anniversary mer: July 20, July 27 and Aug. 3. Central Texas’ fa- September 24 party at The Legend vorite outdoor musical drama. Written by playwright/ Story Telling in Club, 9 p.m. lyricist Jackie Mills, directed by Donnie Williams. A na- Tablerock’s Woods (El- ementary Schools) June 29 tionally recognized award winning musical drama for the whole family. Dinner reservations required. Din- Salado Masonic September 27 ner 7:15 p.m. $8 adult or child. Show 8:15 p.m., $17 Lodge #296 installa- Salado Chamber of Adult, $5 child under 12. For more information, call tion of officers for the Commerce Golf Tourna- 254-947- 9205. Ticket office and concession stand 2013-2014 Masonic year, ment. opens at 6:30 p.m. 1 p.m. at the Masonic October 5 Shop at Salado’s Boutique Marketplace Hall, 95 S. Church St. Overlook Park, Still- online at johnnysoutback. Salado Youth Fair Women’s Apparel, Jewelry, Baby Gifts & Apparel, Ceremony is open to the house Hollow Lake, 3740 com. Boosters Reverse Raffle Gourmet Food, Home Decor & Furniture, public. FM 1670. Free to the at Tenroc Ranch. More Yarn Shop, Home Fragrance, July 13 Gifts & More June 29 public. For information, Billy Mata performs info to come. Opening The Salado Volunteer weather cancellation, click Texas swing, 9 p.m. at 22 North Main Street Fire Department free on centexastronomy.org. The Legend Club SHow June 1 Family Fun Day, 1-5 June 29 Palace and Dance Hall. p.m. at the Fire Station Cory Morrow at The July 20 #2 at FM 2484 across Legend Club, $20 cover. from the Salado High Gene Snow and uly School. There will be a J 6 Paula Reid, The Lounge, live extrication using the The Judith Miller upstairs at The Range, 7 MUD PIES Jaws of Life, the Temple Band, The Lounge, -10 p.m. FD Smokehouse, free upstairs at The Range, 7 -10 p.m. July 20, 27 POTTERY food, Dunk a fireman in HAND THROWN POTTERY a dunking booth, games, July 6 and August 3 ONE PIECE AT A TIME activities and much Tony Booth at The Salado Legends at more. Legend Club of Salado, Tablerock Amphithe- Handmade 9 p.m. ater. Salado June 29 Pottery, Paul Cox, The July 13 July 27 Vintage Lounge, upstairs at The Annual Salado Swirl, The Judith Miller Homemade Range, 7-10 p.m. featuring the wines of 13 Band, The Lounge, Cakery Fudge upstairs at The Range, 7 June 29 Texas wineries. at Ambrosia Tea Room OVER 50 FLAVORS -10 p.m. John Conlee, 7 p.m. July 13 girls apparel including Sucrose free July 29-August 4 with a touch of bling at Johnny’s Outback. Joe Berg, The Gluten Free Tickets $15. Info, tickets Lounge, upstairs at The Tablerock Theater cupcakes - pastries online at johnnysoutback. Range, 7 -10 p.m. Camp fresh baked bread saturday we cater! 18 N. Main Salado com. July 13 August 2 (254) 247-9358 June 29 Jason Cassidy, 7 p.m. Midnight Madness 947-0281 Bell County Star Down Main, 5K fund 102 N Main Street at Johnny’s Outback. Tues - Sat 11 - 4 Closed Tuesday Party, 8:30-10 p.m. at Tickets $10. Info, tickets raiser for Salado Cham- Tablerock’s Goodnight Amphitheater presents: THE LEGEND CLUB SHOW PALACE AND DANCE HALL

see calendar at LegendClubSalado.com In Tow Ask about hosting your next event at The Legend Club. 254-947-CLUB (2582) Corner of FM2484 & I-35, Exit 286

Sirena is the Bronze Indian mermaid that graces Salado Creek. Over the years, flood waters have taken their toll. Join in the recasting of our Salado Icon.

• Tickets at the door on performance night

Village of Salado Tourism Office

Written by Salado‛s own Jackie Mills, In-Tow has a cast of 5 Central Texas actors who will read and act in the benefit for Sirena.

Sponsored by: Tablerock Festival of Salado, Inc. Village of Salado Tourism Salado Village Voice

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Using canned lump crab meat makes this an affordable meal. Serve with a tossed salad or bowl of soup.

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Buy 1 piece 1 (8 ounce) tub crabmeat 2 tablespoons mayonnaise take 1 tablespoon lime juice In a large bowl, fold to- Blanc, if you wish). 1 1/2 teaspoon mild curry gether crab, mayonnaise, powder (or more to taste) lime juice, curry powder 35 calories (10 from 2 green onions, finely and green onions. Top each fat), 1g total fat, 0g satu- % chopped cracker with a bit of crab rated fat, 10mg choles- off 24 water crackers salad, then garnish with a terol, 65mg sodium, 4g 40nd 12 red grapes, halved grape half and serve (paired carbohydrate (0g dietary 2 piece with Benziger Sauvignon fiber, 0g sugar), 2g protein Recipes, photos courtesy of Whole Foods Markets, Inc. For more recipes, visit www.wholefoodsmarkets.com. Tops, bottoms and dresses Follow us on Facebook Salado Village Voice for Breaking News and Updates 201 N. Main • Salado • 254-947-LADY (5239) between our weekly editions MarketplaceMarketplace Section D, 6 Pages Salado Village Voice Classifieds: Deadline is noon Mondays 254.947.5321 May 30, 2013

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NWF ing the region? -- Mary But not everybody sees found that more than 1,700 Johannson, New York, NY the situation that way. sea turtles were stranded When an undersea oil Many environmentalists in coastal areas of the Gulf well blew out 50 miles are concerned that, while between May 2010 and off the Louisiana coast on BP has done a thorough November 2012—almost April 20, 2010 and caused capped to stop the flow of job removing visible oil three times the pre-spill an explosion on the Deep- oil into the Gulf of Mex- from the water column rate for the animals. 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Nature photography can be harmful May 30, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 5D Dear EarthTalk: Is na- seen ten times more im- ismatic wide-eyed primates J & N ture photography good or ages than there are actually endemic to the region yet bad for the environment? – whooping cranes left in the endangered and highly elu- Painting & House Leveling Cal Moss, Camden, ME wild?” he asked. sive—for “managed” photo Interior & Exterior Painting Most wildlife photogra- shoots with well-heeled Tape & Float Texture Nature photography is a phers bristle at McKibben’s visiting photographers only wonderful way to share the stance. “The real problem further illustrates how in- Level Mobile Homes beauty and wonder of the with wildlife photography is vasive wildlife photography Carpenter Work natural world with others not that there is too much of can get. Power Washing who don’t have the oppor- it but that photographers… What the nature pho- tunity to see a given sub- are failing to reflect natural tographers of the world, Jessie Mendoza (254) 563-8515 ject first-hand. An obvious And more recently wildlife diversity,” argues UK-based amateurs and pros alike, benefit of the art is raising photographers have got- nature photographer Niall can agree on is that they awareness about and gen- ten up close and personal Benvie. “Far from inhibit- want their subject matter to erating empathy for special to wild animals large and ing productivity, it needs to live on. Being respectful of landscapes and species. small so the rest of us can be expanded greatly, telling landscapes and wildlife in Salado Plumbing But too much love can be appreciate their beauty out the story of species and lo- the quest to “get the shot” a bad thing if landscapes of harm’s way. cations unknown to readers is all that’s needed to keep are trampled and wildlife is But some say there is and viewers.” nature photography from “We are ready” frightened—all in the name a dark side to all this ex- But today when the aver- becoming a scourge on the of leaving only footprints. posure of the wild and the age vacationer with a $500 environment. In home repairs The use of photography natural. In a provocative high resolution digital SLR CONTACTS: Niall Ben- as a conservation tool dates essay in the Fall 1997 is- may just want to capture his vie, www.naturephotog- back as far as photography sue of DoubleTake maga- own version of that iconic raphers.net/nb1201-1.pdf; 947-5800 itself. William Henry Jack- zine, activist and author Bill photo he has seen so many “Photographers Threaten- Master LIC M 16892 son’s photos from his trav- McKibben argued that the times in magazines, it might ing the Already-Maligned els with the Hayden Expedi- world has enough wildlife be folly to hope people Slender Loris,” www.enn. tion of the 1860s to survey photography and that con- won’t love a spot or a species com/wildlife/article/45711. the American West helped tinuing to invade the lives of to death. In the U.S., some EarthTalk® is written convince Congress to create animal subjects—given the national parks have begun and edited by Roddy Scheer B. 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Look mals and therefore they more than 30 years of hor- enough to be wildlife-free don’t want yours. at the moment, be vigilant fence at least 12” below pans and rubber snakes for natural products like ticulture experience and the soil surface with 4 to strategically placed those found in Messina The key to success is has written over 20 gar- and prepared to prevent variety, persistence, and damage before these beau- 5 feet above the ground. around a garden may help Wildlife’s Animal Stop- dening books, including Make sure gates are also scare away unwanted crit- per line. They are made of adaptability. Watch for Can’t Miss Small Space tiful creatures move into animal tracks, droppings your landscape to dine. secured from animals. ters. Unfortunately urban herbs and smell good, so Gardening. She hosts the Some communities al- animals are used to noise they repel animals with- and other signs that indi- nationally syndicated Me- Anyone who has bat- cate wildlife have moved tled wildlife knows the low electric fences that and may not be alarmed. out repelling you and your linda’s Garden Moment provide a slight shock to Move and alternate the guests. into your area. Apply TV and radio segments frustration and difficulty repellents and install involved in controlling help keep deer out of the various scare tactics for Live trapping can be and is a columnist and landscape. Another op- more effective control. inhumane and should be scare tactics and fencing contributing editor for them. Your best defense is before the animals begin a fence. A four foot high tion is the wireless deer The animals won’t be a last option. Babies can Birds & Blooms maga- fence. The system uses afraid of an owl that hasn’t be separated from their feeding. Try a combina- zine. 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