Salado Villageillage Voiceoice Vol. XLI, Number 44 V Thursday, February 14, 2019 254/947-5321 V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ SISD trustees approve contracts for bond By Tim Fleischer concession stands and mov- wastewater to the campus Editor-in-Chief ing a 200-seat section of is $1.15 million, which will stands from the home side to leave about $800,000 in con- Salado school trustees the visitors’ side of the stadi- tingency in the $49.4 million awarded bids at their Feb. um. Also bidding were STR bond budget. 11 meeting to Chaney-Cox Construction at $2.7 million In other business, trustees construction for construc- and Built Wright at $2.6 mil- approved $99,336 for the ad- tion of the Thomas Arnold lion. Chaney-Cox was also dition of 449 stadium seats Elementary corridor and the top qualified bidder ac- for the home side of the Eagle football stadium work and to cording to the ranking com- stadium. This will expand Lee Lewis Construction for mittee. Trustees approved the stadium by 249 seats on construction of the Middle an additional $28,000 in al- the home side (because 200 School and baseball and ternates for construction of seats are being moved to the softball fields on Williams a covered vestibule for the visitor side) and 200 seats on Rd. TAE Corridor. the visitor side of the stadi- Darrell Street gave the Trustees also approved um. This will come from the motion to select Lee Lewis add-ons for the work. The bond budget as well. This Construction as the contrac- board approved $1.7 mil- proposal comes through the tor and authorize the super- lion in additional work at the BuyBoard program. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) intedent to negotiate the con- Middle School and Baseball In other business, trustees Two Frederickburg Battlin Billies converge on Salado’s Katie Law during the Lady Ea- tract for the Salado Middle and Softball bid, including approved conveying an acre gles’ bi-district loss on Feb. 12 played at Burger Stadium in Austin. Salado lost to the School and Baseball and $1.5 million for artificial of property to Bell County first place team in District 28-4A by a score of 55-47, ending their season. For a game Softball fields construction. turf for the baseball and for the expansion of Wil- story and photos, turn to page 1B The district received softball fields, $151,000 for liams Rd. Near the school only two bids for the Middle lockers and a changing room campuses. The expansion School package: Lee Lewis on the home side dug outs of the road will allow for a Deadline to file as candidate Construction at $36.3 mil- of the baseball and softball the turning lane on Williams lion and Drymalle at $36.5 fields, $101,000 in addition- Rd. Work is expected to be- million for base bids. The al landscaping at the Middle gin over the summer on the in local elections is Feb. 15 district opted for Lee Lewis School, $14,000 for impact road. The deadline to file as a Salado ISD will have a Miller, Bobbette Bell and as the most qualified follow- resistant film on windows Trustees discussed but candidate in any of the three contested race for two three- Patricia Rehm. Miller and ing a ranking by a school and doors at the main entries took no action on construc- May 4 local elections is 5 year terms on its Board of Emmy Alvarez are the only district committee. of the Middle School and tion of four tennis courts p.m. on Feb. 15. Directors. Incumbent Jeff candidates to have filed for Chaney-Cox submit- $17,000 for wireless locks with lighting on the Wil- As of presstime, only two Kelley, Amy McLane and election. Bell announced to ted the low base bid of for interior doors at the Mid- liams Rd. Campus. The work candidates have filed for Brand Webb have filed for the Library board that she $2,575,000 for the construc- dle School. is estimated to cost $500,000 three two-year terms on the the school board. would not file for re-elec- tion of the safety corridor The bids will bring the and will be brought to trust- Village of Salado Board of Three two-year terms on tion. at Thomas Arnold Elemen- total construction costs to ees at a later date. The work Aldermen: Rodney Bell and the Salado Public Library The deadline to file as a tary and work at the Salado $40.7 million. Additional will be paid from the district John Cole. District Board of Directors write-in candidate is 5 p.m. Eagle Stadium that includes soft costs and furniture costs fund balance. Eight courts Incumbents Michael Mc- will be decided in May as Feb. 19. Applications are putting artificial surface on will total $6.8 million. Esti- would cost an estimated Dougal and Andy Jackson well. Those positions are available at each of the gov- the field, renovations of the mated costs to tie water and $900,000. have not filed yet. currently filled by Joycelyn erning body’s offices. What does it mean to be from Salado? It’s complicated By Tim Fleischer tion election were the same ies. They may have roughly ried that Belton could cut a nexation followed an elec- reaches south and west of Editor-in-Chief boundaries that were used been the boundaries of swath down I-35, encompass tion to allow for the sale of Salado.4 for a failed attempt at incor- Salado Independent School Main Street and take away beer and wine for off-site What does it mean to live “I’m from Salado!” poration in the mid-1990s. District, which is about 100 our identity as a commu- consumption. in the ETJ of Salado? Not We proudly boast that The Local Government square miles. nity. Residents looked at a 4. Voluntary annexation much. Salado cannot annex wherever we may be in the Code Sec. 7.001. states that, The boundaries were timeline of Belton annex- of the property known as at-will, so there is little threat state. We’re surprised when “A community may not in- drawn with these thoughts in ing down I-35 in three quick The Sanctuary through a se- of being annexed by the Vil- folks around the state don’t corporate as a general-law mind by the committee that processes to reach Salado. ries of agreements to provide lage any time soon. Even if know where we are, or who municipality unless it meets worked with CTCOG on the This was also why the sewer services, tax rebates Salado reaches the magi- we are for that matter. the following territorial re- election map: boundaries of the failed in- and other economic agree- cal population of 5,000 and “Where is that?” we may quirements: 1. Protect the historic dis- corporation election were re- ments. becomes a Home Rule City, hear. Or perhaps, “Oh yeah (1) a community with trict. cycled for the 2000 election, Since the incorporation the state laws on annexation the Stagecoach, we used to fewer than 2,000 inhabitants 2. Include as many resi- which passed by about a 7 to of the Village of Salado, we at-will have become very go there for ....” must have not more than two dents as possible for popula- 1 margin. have had five Mayors: Char- restrictive. For one thing, a For most of its 150+ year square miles of surface area; tion base. As this was happening, lotte Douglass, Rick Ashe, municipality can only annex history, Salado has been (2) a community with 3. Don’t incur unneces- the 2000 Census was being Merle Stalcup, Danney Mc- 10 percent of its land size per more a state of mind than an 2,001 to 4,999 inhabitants sary costs for a brand new conducted, but there were no Cort and Skip Blancett. year! For Salado, that would actual state of being, at least must have not more than incorporation, (i.e. streets, boundaries of an incorporat- be less than 200 acres per as far as mapmakers and four square miles of surface patrols, etc.) ed Salado yet. So again, the Extra-Territorial year right now (one square census takers are concerned. area; This is why the Salado Census Bureau used a much Jurisdiction: What is it? mile is 640 acres, 10 percent Except for a short period (3) a community with cemetery and Salado schools wider boundary of the Sala- When Ashe was Mayor, of which is 64 acres). beginning in the latter part 5,001 to 9,999 inhabitants are not in the original bound- do CDP for a 2000 popula- the Village of Salado accept- However, properties of the 19th Century and the must have not more than aries of Salado. tion of 3,475.2 ed dozens (if not hundreds) within the ETJ are bound by incorporation of The Village nine square miles of surface At that time, Bell County The first time that the of requests for voluntary an- the Village Subdivision Or- of Salado in 2000, Salado area.” had a program where depu- Village of Salado as an in- nexation into the Extra Ter- dinance and the Village Sign has been an undefined com- In 1995, the Salado ties worked as resource offi- corporated municipality was ritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). Ordinance. The Zoning Or- munity, in terms of boundar- Chamber of Commerce con- cers at the schools that were counted in the Census was This was in reaction to dinance only applies within ies. tracted with the Central Tex- in unincorporated areas. 2010 with a population of expansions of the city limits the incorporated boundaries. Salado was first incor- as Council of Governments Salado had two of those of- 2,126.3 by Belton to the north, Tem- porated in 1867 for the sole to conduct a study into the ficers on the Thomas Arnold ple to the east and Killeen to What about taxes? purpose of financing the pros and cons of incorpora- complex. There was concern Annexation the west. During this period, For its first seven years, construction of a bridge over tion. That study was done by that if the schools were in the As a General Law Munic- Killeen became designated the Village of Salado sur- the Salado Creek. Its first Jim Reed, then a planner for Village limits, they would ipality, the Village of Salado as a municipality of under vived wholly on sales tax mayor was Orville T. Tyler CTCOG. Reed is now the lose the resource officers. cannot annex property at- 100,000, which meant its revenues, franchise taxes (one of the first residents of Executive Director of CT- Also, including the will. Annexation must come municipality immediately and other revenue sources. It Bell County having a Span- COG. schools and cemetery would voluntarily at the request of jumped from two-miles be- did not have an ad valorem ish grant of land dating to The Chamber paid CT- have pushed the boundaries property owners. yond the city limits to five tax (property tax). 1834). Tyler came to Salado COG to draw the boundaries beyond the two square mile Since its incorporation in miles beyond the city lim- In 2008, the ad valorem so that his children could at- for an incorporation election limit with no additional resi- 2000, Salado has accepted its. This brought the ETJ of tax was adopted for the first tend Salado College. for a community of fewer dents. four voluntary annexations Killeen across Lake Still- time at $0.0492 per $100 That incorporation of than 2,000 people, the rea- The incorporation elec- into its limits. house in the western portion evaluation. At that time, the Salado lasted 20 years be- son being that Salado did not tion in 1996 failed miser- 1. Annexation of some of the school district. Board of Aldermen also ad- cause state law at the time have a large enough popu- ably. Residents did not think of the newer part of Mill Feeling the threat, resi- opted the following local required corporations to lation base within a four that Belton would ever strip Creek by petition of prop- dents of Woods of Salado, option tax exemptions and have a lifespan of 20 years, square mile are to meet ei- annex down I-35; at that time erty owners. One property along Amity East and Amity property tax freezes. unless extended by action of ther of the higher standards. the southern limits of Belton owner within the annexation West, FM 2484, FM 2683 • 20 percent homestead the corporate body. The 1990 Census listed were north of the Lampasas area fought it in court, which and even Hidden Springs exemption with $5,000 After that, Salado was an the population of the Salado River. cost the Village more than brought petitions for annexa- minimum. For a $200,000 unincorporated village until Census Designated Place Fast forward to early $50,000 in legal fees to de- tion into the ETJ of Salado homestead, the property is 2000, when citizens foresaw (CDP) as 1,216.1 The bound- 2000, when Belton annexed fend. to the Village. All were ac- taxed at $160,000 valuation. the threat of annexation by aries of the Salado CDP a 1,000 foot wide one mile 2. Annexation of the Fair- cepted as a way of protecting • $50,000 exemption for the City of Belton and hur- were not readily located, strip down I-35, extending its way Golf Carts property, our community from being over 65 and disabled. This riedly pulled together a suc- but the Federal Census bu- Extra Territorial Jurisdiction brought by the then-owners annexed by a neighboring deducts another $50,000 cessful incorporation elec- reau worked with local offi- (ETJ) south of the Lampa- Larry and Elaine Wolfe. municipality. from the taxable value of the tion. cials (County Judge, County sas. Annexation takes about 3. Voluntary annexation Currently, the city limits homestead of those over 65 The boundaries that were Commissioners, etc.) to de- 90 days when fast tracked of Country Boy convenience of Belton abuts our ETJ to or those who are disabled. drawn for that incorpora- termine the CDP boundar- and citizens were wor- store by the owner. The an- the north and Killeen’s ETJ See I’m from Salado, Page 6A Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, February 14, 2019 FORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas Texans rank education at top of priorities for legislature to addres

According to a recent poll regarding Texas pub- Superintendent’s lic education perceptions, Texans say education is the most important issue for the Corner governor and Texas Legis- by Dr. Michael Novotny lature to address. Enrollment in Texas public schools increased by The Texas Legislature elected officials: 18.8 percent between 2004 is currently in session and Governor Greg Abbott and 2014, more than six has the opportunity to im- (800) 843-5789 times the increase across prove school funding. Tex- (512) 463-1782 the United States (3.1 per- as Governor Greg Abbott (512) 463-2000 cent) during this same time named the following emer- State Senator Dawn Buck- period. This dramatic in- gency items in his State of Economists think GDP will ingham crease in statewide public the State address last week: (512) 463-0124 school enrollment was the school finance reform, (254) 939-3854 second-highest in the na- teacher pay raises, property slow to 1-2% by end of 2019 State Representative Brad tion, behind Utah (26.6 per- tax relief, school safety, di- cent). Buckley The Markets saster response and mental Student enrollment and (512) 463-0684 The S&P 500 Stock health programs. Market & Economic Average Daily Attendance Lieutenant Governor Dan Index (SPX) did a small Anyone that would like (ADA) in Texas has in- Patrick standing jump at the end to share their opinions re- Update creased every school year. (512) 463-5342 of the day on Friday to just garding school funding or However, state funding (512) 463-0001 barely keep its now sev- any other topic for the Tex- By Jeffrey W. McClure for the Foundation School en-week gain streak going as Legislature can contact Program (FSP) has de- and close at 2707.88, up a the offices of the following a 2.2 percent growth for 12 creased from $16.7 billion tiny 0.05 percent for the percent. That sounds rea- months, the weakest since in the 2009-10 school year week. That small gain was a sonable until we consider late 2016. Still, Moody’s to $15.7 billion in 2018-19. relief after the Index surged that it is extremely unlike- Economics remains opti- As a result, state aid per to 2737 on Tuesday but then ly that we will either see mistic that we will avoid a student (ADA) has dropped fell off a cliff on Thursday significant growth in the recession in 2019. In some from $3,840 in the 2009-10 when the administration workforce in 2019 or anoth- surprisingly good news, the school year to $3,253 in the announced that there would er large increase in hours U.S. nominal trade defi- 2018-19 school year. be no China-US summit be- worked. Those data are why cit narrowed in November, The state share of fund- fore the March 1 deadline economists are suggesting dropping to $49.3 billion ing public education has for the U.S. imposed tariffs that by the end of 2019, from $55.7 billion in Octo- steadily declined since to rise to 25 percent on most GDP growth will slow to an ber. The drop in the trade 2014 when it was 45 per- Chinese imports. The SPX annualized rate between 1 deficit boosted Moody’s cent. The Legislative Bud- dropped as low as 2684 percent and 2 percent. estimate for 4th quarter an- get Board (LBB) projects by Friday morning before There are two apparent nualized GDP growth to 2.7 the state share of public starting recovery. Compa- solutions to the potentially percent. Unfortunately, the education funding will be nies in the SPX are now low growth rate we face. BEA still hasn’t been able only 38 percent for Fiscal on track to report about a One is the traditional one to gather the data necessary Year (FY) 2019. 2 percent decline in growth of allowing more immi- to give us an official GDP from last year’s first quar- gration, thereby increasing estimate and does not yet ter as they face the multiple the number of workers and have a date when we can ex- threats of an increased trade hours worked. Employers pect the announcement. war and economic weak- across the economy are Long-term, the U.S. GDP Democrats’ New Agenda Meets ness in China, a “hard” nearly unanimous in their growth is based on just a Brexit that cuts out the UK, complaint that they are un- few simple elements: the a major U.S. trading part- able to find enough workers Political Reality number of workers, number the rest of her plan, but as a ner, and recession warnings to grow their businesses. Sen. Kamala Harris com- of hours worked per work- defining plank of her agen- from the European Union. The second solution has the mitted a most unusual gaffe Rich er, and net output per hour, da. Reflecting the general potential to take longer but at her recent CNN town hall minus the trade deficit. Un- This is a far more disrup- gloomy forecast, the 10- is profound in its implica- -- not by misspeaking about fortunately, our birth rate Lowry tive idea than Sen. Elizabeth year U.S. Treasury note tions. In a word, the answer one of her central policy has dropped for the third Warren’s wealth tax. The yield declined 1.31 tenths is automation. Automation proposals, but by describing consecutive year and is now ination, when all they had affected population isn’t a of a percent to 2.63 percent in the works ranges from it accurately. the lowest since 1937. In the to do was get on board the limited group of highly af- on the same bad news after self-driving trucks and cars Asked if the “Medicare- past, we have relied on high party’s orthodoxy as de- fluent people. It is half the having risen to 2.73 per- to systems that could build for-all” plan she’s co-spon- immigration rates to offset fined by Bernie Sanders, to population, roughly 180 cent on Tuesday. The Trea- most of a new home. soring with Sen. Bernie the decline, but immigra- defending these ideas in the million people who aren’t sury yield-curve continued The drawback to the au- Sanders eliminates private tion rates have fallen and context of possibly signing eager for the government to to exhibit a sag between 2 tomation solution to GDP health insurance, she said continue to drop. Over the them into law as president swoop in and nullify their and 5 years, suggesting that growth is that we are not that it most certainly does. last year, we have seen a 2.1 of the United States. current health care arrange- the bond market sees a po- there yet and probably will Citing insurance compa- percent increase in the av- The Harris flap shows ments. They may not like tential economic slump on not be there for several ny paperwork and delays, erage hours per workweek, that insufficient thought the current system, but they the horizon for next year. years. In the interim, we she waved her hand: “Let’s adding to GDP growth for has been given to how like their own health care Following suit, West Tex- easily could see either an eliminate all of that. Let’s 2018, but there is a distinct these proposals will strike -- about three-quarters tell as Crude Oil dropped 4.82 economic slowdown or a move on.” limit to how far that can go. people not already favor- Gallup that their own health percent for the week to recession as we reach eco- She met with approba- Another unfortunate fact is ably disposed to the new care is excellent or good. $52.71. Gold declined 0.32 nomic capacity limits and tion from the friendly audi- that the one-year produc- socialism. It’s one thing How is a President Har- percent to $1,317.90. temporarily hit a bump. ence in Des Moines, Iowa, tivity growth in the U.S. for Bernie Sanders to favor ris going to overcome this That also suggests that but the reaction elsewhere through last November was eliminating private health kind of resistance absent The Economy when we do see large-scale was swift and negative. only 0.6 percent. insurance; no one has ever Depression-era Democrat- As the Bureau of Eco- automated systems taking “As the furor grew,” If we add up the 2.1 believed that he is likely to ic supermajorities in Con- nomic Research (BEA) over manual labor, we may CNN reported the follow- percent increase in hours become president. It’s an- gress? Not to mention pay plays catch-up following see a jump in productivity ing day, “a Harris adviser worked and the 0.6 percent other for Harris, deemed a for a program that might the shutdown, information that could spur us to eco- signaled that the candidate net increase in output per possible front-runner, to say well cost $30 trillion over is trickling out. U.S. factory nomic growth rates we have would also be open to the hour (productivity), we get it. 10 years and beat back orders declined 0.6 percent not seen since the 1920s. more moderate health re- a GDP growth rate of 2.7 Her position is jaw-drop- fierce opposition from key in November, resulting in form plans, which would pingly radical. It flips the players in the health-care preserve the industry, being script of the (dishonest) industry? floated by other congressio- Barack Obama pledge She obviously won’t. Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. 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LASTOVICA The Salado Area Re- Fine Jewelers, Inc. publican Women are busy planning their 13th Anni- “Known for Service” versary of the Annual Fine Prompt In-Store Jewelry Repairs China Luncheon and Fund- Diamond Sales • Custom Casting • Diamond raiser scheduled for Thurs- Appraisal • Watch Repair • Diamond Setting day, March 28, at the Blue Jewelry Repair Heron Room at Tenroc 1202 S 31st St. & Ave. L • Temple Ranch, 5471 Thomas Ar- 773-5772 nold Road in Salado. The event starts at 11:30 a.m. and it promises to be a full house. There will be 24 fancy tables with St. Stephen St. Joseph’s some decorated by local Catholic businesses. There are still Episcopal Church a few openings for those Church ladies or businesses who Religious Education Sunday School would like to host a table. Classes - Wednesday Sun. 9 a.m. Decorating a table does not K thru 12th 5:30 - 8 p.m. Mass Schedule Holy Eucharist obligate the host/hostess to Tuesday - 6 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. sell all 8 tickets to their ta- Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. ble. Friday - Noon For more information ward funding civic, educa- er with a pocket edition of ages sent during the past Saturday - 5:30 p.m. contact Dorothy Dentry at tional, military and politi- the U.S. Constitution. Two nine months. Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. [email protected] or at cal campaigns. Some of the scholarships of $1,500 are Tickets are $30 and or call for an appointment 254 760 2456. educational events SARW given out each year as well. may be purchased by mail- Friday Lynette Jones of Mc- sponsors locally are provid- For the past four years the ing a check to SARW, PAC; Adoration (Holy Hour) 11 a.m. Cain’s Café and Bakery will ing each third-grader with ladies of SARW have sent P.O. Box 373; Salado, TX Sunday furnish the meal. Proceeds a personal dictionary, and care packages to deployed 7657. Reserved tables of (English) 9 a.m. from the fundraiser go to- providing each fifth-grad- (Spanish) 11 a.m. troops, including 52 pack- eight are available. Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. Salado Museum and College Park Inc. announces 601 FM 2268 881 North Main Street 947-8037 947-3160 new officers for 2019 StJosephSalado.org Salado Museum and Col- settled Salado, including Salado to be the stewards www.saintstephenchurch.org this as only one area where lege Park, Inc. (www.sal- her own ancestors” says of the museum and College people can get involved. adomuseum.org) is pleased Sterling Ambrose, who is Park. We hope many more “Yes, we need volunteers to announce the installation Mrs. Robertson’s grandson. historically-minded local for the Gathering, but there of new officers and board “Through her efforts and townspeople will join us is a lot more going on here members. Serving as offi- those of countless dedicated as volunteers, supporters or that people can be part of. cers are Sterling Ambrose, volunteers and supporters, patrons of the museum.” Anyone interested in help- Nashville, TN, President; the museum has survived Since 1961 the museum ing to maintain and devel- Liz Patranella, Austin, TX, and the ruins on College has celebrated the Scottish op the museum for future Vice-President; Pat Darnell, Hill have been protected for heritage of the founders generations should contact Harker Heights, TX, Secre- 60 years. of Salado with its major us to discover what role you tary; and Pat Suggs, Salado, “We are pleased that annual fundraising event, can play.” 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado TX, Treasurer. Board mem- today the majority of our the Scottish Gathering and For more information, bers are Tyler Fletcher, KD board members live in Sal- Highland Games, held the contact Mary Mendez at Church service starts 10 am Hill, Kara Kelley, and Da- ado because now more than second weekend each No- 254-947-5232, or stop by vid Swarthout, all of Sala- ever, it is up to the people of vember. Ambrose suggests the museum. (254) 947-7211 do. Mary Mendez continues as office manager. Lastovica Represents Texas Cattle www.3ccowboyfellowship.org “The museum was founded in 1959 by Lucile Follow events on our website calendar Robertson to preserve lo- Producers on Beef Checkoff Boards cal history and commemo- rate the early pioneers who AUSTIN, TX – Cattleman Steven Lastovica has been named to the Texas Beef Council (TBC) and the Beef Promotion Research Council of Texas (BPRCT) Salado Church of Christ board of directors. This is his fifth term on the board Come find out why our church family and serves as chairman as is driven by the same purpose Jesus an at-large member repre- gave to all his disciples – senting Texas beef produc- ers. Board members’ terms to love God completely, coincide with TBC’s fiscal to love our neighbors year that began October 1. The checkoff boards (as we love ourselves), establish the budget and and to serve all the above. ultimately decide which You are always welcome! demand building programs receive checkoff funding Steven Lastovica serves on Texas Beef Council Board collected under the nation- The domestic marketing and operate Lastovica Cat- Sunday al and state Beef Checkoff committee approves and tle Company, a registered Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Program. Worship • 10 a.m. evaluates checkoff-funded Angus cattle operation. He The board consists en- 947-5241 Spanish Worship - Call Church for times programs in the areas of is a member of the Texas tirely of beef producers retail and food service out- Angus Association, Amer- IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Wednesday providing representation of reach, consumer marketing, ican Angus Association, www.saladochurchofchrist.com Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. the state through organiza- media relations, and nutri- National Cattlemen’s Beef tion affiliation. In addition, tion and health outreach. Association, Texas and the board may elect two The beef resources commit- Southwestern Cattle Rais- directors at large, without tee approves and evaluates ers Association, Livestock nomination by a qualified checkoff-funded beef qual- Marketing Association, the organization, to round out ity assurance programs, Texas A&M Association of ENCOUNTER GOD. the board with equitable producer communications, Former Students, and the geographic and sector rep- issues and reputation man- Twelfth Man Foundation. BE EQUIPPED WITH TRUTH. resentation. Directors can agement, research projects He serves on the ALEC ENGAGE THE WORLD. serve up to six consecu- and export programs con- Advisory Board for the tive one-year terms on the ducted in partnership with College of Agriculture and checkoff boards. the U.S. Meat Export Fed- Life Sciences at TAMU, As chairman of the TBC eration (USMEF). and received the 2016 Out- board, Lastovica serves on Lastovica is the own- standing Alumni Award Worship with us Sunday at the executive committee er of Milano Livestock from the College of Agri- and oversees both commit- Exchange, a licensed and culture and Life Sciences 10:30am just two miles west of tees: domestic marketing gracesalado.com/visit Salado High School on FM 2484. bonded livestock dealer- at Texas A&M University. and beef resources. The ship providing stocker and Steven and his wife, San- gracesalado.com/visit executive committee is re- feeder cattle to feedlots, as dra, have two children and sponsible for overseeing well as replacement females reside in Salado where they board decisions and speak- through internet and pri- are involved in numerous ing on behalf of Texas beef vate treaty sales. Lastovica community activities and producers when necessary. and his family also own organizations. GRACE CHURCH SALADO Share your news. Send emails with photos to: [email protected] SALADO Village Voice, February 14, 2019, Page 5A Community Life

Bell County Museum Spring Lecture Series ....serving those who love and remember Thursday Night Lights Author, Michael Hurd

[BELTON, TEX- 949 West Village Road, Salado (254) 947-0066 AS—02/09/2019] – Bell BroeckerFuneralHome.com County Museum, in part- nership with Salado Muse- um and College Park and Salado Institute for the Hu- manities, kick off the 2019 Spring Lecture Series with a presentation by Michael Hurd, author of Thursday Night Lights: The Story of Black High School Football in Texas. The book tells the largely untold story of segregated African-Amer- www.devereauxjewelers.com ican high school football Author, Michael Hurd programs in Texas between 1920 and 1970, and fea- tures Temple Dunbar High Austin. He has worked as School and football legend a sports writer at the Hous- Dossman Joe Greene. The event takes ton Post, the Austin Amer- place on Saturday, February Funeral Home ican-Statesman, USA To- IN SERVICE TO OUR FELLOW MAN 16th, 2pm, at the Bell Coun- day, and Yahoo Sports, and ty Museum. Admission is has authored three books, free. Mr. Hurd will sign including his most recent 933-2525 copies of book following Thursday Night Lights, the serving all of Bell County the lecture. Story of Black High School Michael Hurd is a native Football in Texas. He serves of Houston, a writer, and on the selection commit- DossmanFH.com historian currently serving tee for the Black College as director of Prairie View Football Hall of Fame, is a A&M University’s Texas board member for the Writ- will bring value and sub- continued. Institute for the Preserva- ers’ League of Texas, and a stance to our audiences,” The Bell County Mu- tion of History and Culture 2525 N. Main • Belton member of the Texas Insti- said Coleman Hampton, seum exists to engage and which is digitally docu- tute of Letters. Bell County Museum Direc- educate the community by menting 500 years of black “We are excited to host tor. “Many thanks to Salado collecting, preserving, and history in Texas. He is an Mr. Hurd for the first in- Museum and College Park interpreting the prehistoric Air Force/Vietnam veteran, stallment of this year’s and the Salado Institute and historic heritage of Bell recipient of the Air Force Presbyterian Spring Lecture Series. His for the Humanities, which County. Located at 201 N. Commendation Medal and insights into the reality of has hosted quality lectures Main St., Belton, Tx., 76513, Church of Salado a graduate in Journalism of segregation in Texas seen for decades, for partnering the museum has served Bell A Friendly, Small Church with a Message the University of Texas at through the lens of football again this year,” Hampton County since 1991. What others say about the church: “The way church used to be.” “Old favorite hymns that are meant to be sung.” Methodist host Wild Game Dinner “The Message is from the Bible in context.” Feb. 24 at Tenroc Ranch Salado United Methodist Church will hold their An- nual Wild Game Dinner at Tenroc Ranch 4-7 p.m. Feb 24,. There is no charge to at- tend. There will be a wide variety of wild game to Sunday Services 10 a.m. Adult Sunday School at 9 a.m. sample along with “not so wild” dishes, side dishes, Men’s Prayer Breakfast Tues 8 a.m. desserts, and tea. Kids will Chair Yoga Tuesday 1 p.m. | Thurs 10:30 a.m. have fun with bounce hous- Choir Practice on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. es and face painting! Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor In addition, there will be 105 Salado Plaza Drive a large silent auction and from the intersection of Main and Salado Plaza Drive, live auction with items to South to the first drive on the right bid on including: a motor- presbsalado.org (254) 308-2023 cycle, hunting trips, fishing trips, vacation getaways, (Photo by Tim Fleischer) You’ll love the flavors of the annual Wild Game Dinner at gas grill, golf packages, Tenroc Ranch 4-7 p.m. February 24 Sponsored by Sal- gift certificates, and other ado United Methodist Church, donations are accepted valuable contributions gen- at the door. erously provided by many local businesses and orga- nizations. istry Food and Clothing www.fbcsalado.org Backpack program, Body Proceeds are directed Pantry, Family Promise, of Christ Clinic, and JAIL (254) 947-5465 to more than 20 SUMC Aware Central Texas, Sal- Ministry and more. Na- Missions and Outreach ado Family Relief, Salado Main St. at the Creek tionally supported missions Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor designated programs, such ISD Coats for Kids and as Hearts and Hands Min- include the Redbird mission in Kentucky, and UMCOR WEDNESDAY Gen. Manager of Brazos River Authority Sager Brown Disaster Re- 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal lief projects. Salado UMC SUNDAY 5:30 p.m. Jr High MIDWEEK Collinsworth addresses SARW Feb. 28 Missions and Outreach also supports international min- 8:30 a.m. Classic Worship Service 6 p.m. Adult Bible Study David Collinsworth, the ty’s Advisory Council for istries through Belize Den- 9:45 a.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Kingdom Kids (K-6) General Manager/CEO of the School of Science and tal/Medical missions and Brazos River Authority, Engineering and on the Kenya AIDS Orphans and 11 a.m. Contemporary 6 p.m. Bible Drill (4-6) will present a program on Texas Water Conservation schools. 6 p.m. ESL water issues facing Central Worship Service Association Board of Di- For more information 6:15 p.m. MIDWEEK MEAL (YOUTH) Texas Feb. 28, to the Sala- rectors. He has served on visit www.saladoumc.org. do Area Republican Wom- the Texas Utility Council of 6:45 p.m. High School MIDWEEK en. The luncheon meeting the American Water Works starts at 11:30 a.m. at the Association and the Inland Salado Civic Center Fisheries Advisory Com- Collinsworth is the mittee of the Texas Parks Sunday, February 17 eighth general manager and Wildlife Department. since its establishment by The luncheon is open to 9 am Worship Service in Worship Center Traditional the Texas Legislature in all. Reservations are need- 10 am Sunday School all ages 1929. As general manag- ed. Checks for $15 may be er, he oversees more than mailed to SARW, PAC; P.O. 11:15 am Worship Service in Chapel Contemporary 275 employees in multiple Box 373; Salado, TX 76571 locations throughout the to be received by Monday, Brazos River Basin, while Feb. 25. Reservations may Rev. David N. Mosser Wednesday, February 20 managing the System’s wa- also be made by contacting 650 Royal Street ter supply, water treatment 5 - 7:30 pm “FourTwelve” Youth Barclay McCort at 947-3617 (254) 947-5482 projects, and water quality or barclaymccort@gmail. 5:15 pm Fellowship Meal initiatives under the di- com no later than February 6 - 7 pm Pastor’s Lectionary Study rection of the 21- member 25. Individuals making res- Office hours: board of directors. ervations but not canceling Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. 6 - 7 pm M & M Kids He currently serves on will be billed. Facebook.com/saladoumc the Texas State Universi- www.saladoumc.org Page 6A SALADO Village Voice, February 14, 2019 I’m from Salado FROM Page 1A This would bring the tax- point, Salado ISD’s will be defines residency as “in this able value of a $200,000 the second highest school code, ‘residence’ means do- home to $110,000. At the tax in Bell County, behind micile, that is, one’s home original tax rate, that prop- Belton ISD’s $1.60300 tax and fixed place of habita- erty would be taxed at rate. tion to which one intends to $54.12 per year. A property owner in return after any temporary • Tax freeze for over 65 the Village of Salado pays absence.” 6 and disabled. This freeze a total tax rate of $2.3025 At least two documents the total taxes for a home- per $100 valuation for Bell are required to prove resi- 17 South Main Street, Temple stead of a disabled person County, Bell County Road, dence. A list of residency or person over 65 at the Salado ISD, Village of Sal- documents can be found at 254.771.0169 www.BennysRistoranteItaliano.com amount of taxes at the time ado and Clearwater taxing the Department of Public the property owner applies entities. Safety website: http://www. for the freeze. A property owner out- dps.texas.gov/driverlicense/ In 2008, about 300 side of the Village or any residencyreqnoncdl.htm. 254.947.3454 homeowners had their Vil- other municipalities but in- All of this explanation lorrainebasham.com 40 North Main, Salado, TX 76571 lage of Salado property tax- side Salado ISD pays a total is to say that for Saladoans es frozen at that initial tax tax rate of $1.6749 per $100 telling folks where they’re amount. valuation for Bell County, from, the declaration “I’m CALL LORRAINE TODAY Village of Salado prop- Bell County Road, Salado from Salado” is much like erty taxes increased in 2011 ISD and Clearwater entities. the social media declaration FOR17 South YOUR Main Street, FREE Temple to about $0.12 per $100, The city of Belton does ex- of Relationship Status for a more than doubling the tax tend into Salado ISD. Those Millennial: MORTGAGE 254.771.0169 CONSULATATION www.BennysRistoranteItaliano.com rate. property owners pay at total It’s complicated. Taxes increased again in tax rate of $2.3347 per $100 2014, this time to $ 0.18100 valuation. Sources: LORRAINE • Competitive Rates and to $0.33950 in 2015, the 1. Source: Census of BASHAM • Fixed and Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loans first year of the sewer bond. Where do I vote and in Population and Housing, Sr. Loan Officer, NMLS #415114 • Conventional, FHA, VA & USDA Financing Property tax rate in 2016 what elections can I vote? 1990: Public Law (P.L.) 94- • Mortgages for Home Owners and Investors 254.947.3454 was $0.54190, $0.1999 for You vote where your res- 171 Data on CD-Rom (Tex-  [email protected] • Home Equity Loans  lorrainebasham.com M&O and $0.342 for debt. idence is listed on your vot- as) found online at the Texas Property tax rate in 2017 er registration card. Each State Library and Archives Copyright©2018 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. NMLS#2289. 4750 S. Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718, 1-866-912-4800. All rights reserved. This is not an offer to enter into an agreement. Not all customers will qualify. Information, rates and programs are subject to change without notice. All products are subject to credit and property approval. Other restrictions was $0.53620, $0.2091 for entity is identified on the Commission website. and limitations may apply. Equal Housing Lender M&O and $0.3271 for Debt. card from the federal, state, 2. Census of Population 17 South Main Street, Temple Tax rate for 2018 is county and local. and Housing, 2000: Sum- $0.62760, $0.20910 for mary File 1 (SF 1) 100-Per- 254.771.0169 www.BennysRistoranteItaliano.com M&O and $0.41850 for Can I run for office? cent Data, found online at Alton D. Thiele PC Debt because the Village Simply put, you can the Texas State Library and Serving Central Texas Since 1979 sold the remaining $2 mil- run for office in the places Archives Commission web- lion in bonds approved by where you can vote. Texas site. • Tax Return Preparation & Planning voters in 2014. state law now requires that 3 Bureau of the Census, • Small Business Accounting Service The current $0.6276 tax you be a registered voter in American FactFinder 2010 • Accounting & Auditing Service rate is in about the middle the political subdivision in Census Redistricting Data • Business Counsulting of the property tax rates which you want to file for (Public Law 94-171) Sum- • Payroll Check Processing & Reporting collected by the 11 munic- election at the deadline for mary File, found online at • Tax-Exempt Organization Consulting ipalities in Bell County, filing in that election. In the Texas State Library and 17 South Main Street,• Quickbooks Temple Installation & Consulting Bartlett being the lowest at most instances, you must Archives Commission web- • Retirement Planning $0.47380 and Killeen being be a resident of the political site. 254.771.0169 www.BennysRistoranteItaliano.com the highest at $0.73480. subdivision for six months 4. ETJ Map of Salado; Alton D. Thiele, CPA Salado ISD has an ad- prior to the election date. https://www.saladotx.gov/ Kevin S. Cowan, CPA opted tax rate of $1.22380 For mayor, it is one year plans click on ETJ Map. per $100 valuation, the sec- residency in the political 5. Property tax rates and ond lowest in Bell County. subdivision. exemptions are all from 254-939-0701 [email protected] Bartlett ISD is the lowest at Also, you must be a resi- Bell County Tax Appraisal toll free 1-800-772-7043 $1.15468. However, with the dent of the state of Texas for District (bellcad.org). passage of the 2018 $49.4 one year prior to the elec- 6. Election Code: Sec. 300 E Ave C, Belton million bond, the tax rate tion date. 1.015. RESIDENCE. adtcpa.com will jump to the maximum Found at https://statutes. allowed by law (without a Residency capitol.texas.gov/Docs/EL/ 17 South Main Street, Temple TRE) of $1.5400. At that The Texas Election Code htm/EL.1.htm. 254.771.0169 www.BennysRistoranteItaliano.com GO BIG THIS WINTER

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Tommie Barker signed a National Letter of Intent to play football for D1-AA Lamar University on Feb. 8. Shown above are (front row) mother Charity Barker, Tommie Barker, grandfather Wayne Garner; back row, brother Jacob Kaia Philen puts in a layup for Salado during their loss Barker, father Larnce Barker, brother Dillon Barker. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) to Fredericksburg. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) Barker will be Lamar U. Cardinal Battlin’ Billies beat Tommie Barker signed on a talented high school reer, Tommie recorded 80 their position and respon- his National Letter of Intent defensive front, Tommie total tackles, including 7 sibilities, good things hap- to play football for D1-AA assisted leading Salado tackles for losses; he was pened for us… The coach- Lady Eagles 55-47 Lamar University at Salado High School to the District also credited with six sacks, es molded all of us to be a By Tim Fleischer High School on Feb. 8. Championship in 2017. Sal- a two forced fumbles, three student first, then athlete. Goings led Salado with Editor-in-Chief Tommie has been around ado went 12-2 and was the blocked passes and one They taught us that we had 10 points, followed by Can- football since the day he Region 3-4A-DII Quar- Blocked Field Goal. the honor of not only be- tu’s nine points. Both girls was born as his Dad was ter-Finalist in 2017. He “I would like to thank ing a student but we were Fredericksburg Battlin scored seven points in Sala- a High School Football was awarded All-District his coaches, teachers, and student-athletes. All of this Billies tore off 10 unan- do’s fourth quarter rally. Coach through his forma- Defensive End selection teammates through my allowed me to mature as swered points over a two Kaia Philen and Lorena tive years. It is no surprise for both 2017 and 2018. He years at Salado ISD,” Bark- an athlete and that allowed minute stretch of the second Perez both had seven points that Tommie wanted to get was also a Captain of the er said. “The success we me to earn the opportunity quarter of their bi-district for Salado. Lexie Lima started as soon as possible. Football Team during the have had here at Salado to play Football at the next basketball playoff with the scored six points, Priscilla He wanted to be involved 2018 Season. Awards that High school was because level.” Salado Lady Eagles Feb. 12 Torczynski scored five and in as many sports that his he achieved this season of the Coaches, they po- Along with continuing at Burger Stadium in Austin Katie Law scored three for mom could take him to… included Academic First- sitioned each of us where his career at the next level, and it was all they needed Salado. soccer, baseball, basketball, team all-district honors and they thought would lead to Tommie will be majoring in as the District 29-4A cham- Mia Torres was trou- track & field, and football. Academic All-State Team. the success of the ‘team’ Mechanical Engineering. pions went on to win 55-47. blesome for Salado, lead- A three year letterman Throughout his varsity ca- and with each man playing Salado sophomore ing the Battlin Billies with Priscilla Torczynski hit a 19 points, including three three-pointer to pull the three-pointers in the first Lady Eagles to within one half. point 13-12 at 3:45 in the Anabel Araisa followed second. The Battlin Billies with 12 points. then took advantage of two Also scoring for Fred- backcourt turnovers and a ericksburg were Audrey foul to go up 19-12 in less Spurgin, nine points, Gene- than a minute. va Rose, six points, Brooke Fredericksburg convert- Batch, four points, Brittley ed a traveling call against Bowers, three points and Salado and another turn- Liz Sebera, two points. over to stretch their lead to While Salado’s season 23-12 with 1:42 left in the comes to an end, the Bat- half. tlin Billies will play the La Torczysnki hit both ends Grange Lady Leopards in of a 1-and-1 and Jasey Go- the Area Round of the play- We go the extra mile. ings hit a three pointer to offs. close the gap to 23-17 before Fredericksburg’s Brooke Lady Eagles 42 Batch hit a three pointer to Burnet 54 give the Battlin Billies a 26- Salado Lady Eagles 17 halftime lead. were overwhelmed by Bur- But first, we pave The Billies were four- net in the fourth for a dis- of- six at the free throw line trict loss Feb. 5. in the third while Salado The Lady Eagles fell be- was one-for-four at the free hind 8-12 in the first quarter throw line in the third. and scored 14 points in the Frederickburg took a 40- second to take a 22-20 lead the road. 28 lead into the fourth quar- at the half. ter. Salado scored 15 points The Lady Eagles hit all in the third quarter to hold six of their free throws in a slim 37-36 lead going into the fourth quarter as they the fourth. The Lady Eagles battled back against the were outscored 3-18 in the stifling Fredericksburg de- fourth quarter to lose 42-54. fense. With 4:12 left to play, the Billies led by 17, 52-35 JV Girls White 37 before the Lady Eagles fi- Burnet 36 From laying your financial foundation to building nally went on a tear of their Salado JV Girls beat own in the final 2:36. Go- Burnet Feb. 5. your business, we’re your partner. At Horizon ings hit two free throws to Salado tied Burnet 9-9 close the gap to 54-39, but in the first and scored 11 Bank, we believe that there is more than one Brittley Bowers made one points in the second to take of her two free throws to a 20-13 lead at the half. make it 55-39 with less than Salado scored 8 points road to your goals. two minutes to play. coming out of the half to Goings then hit a three hold a 28-24 going into pointer and Abby Rembert the fourth. Salado JV Girls stole the ball for Salado to scored 9 points in the fourth set up a three pointer by quarter to beat Burnet 37- Amanda Cantu to narrow 36. Stop by. We’d love to meet you. the lead to 55-45 with 1:02 Charity Pryor led Salado 815 N. Stagecoach Rd. left to play. in scoring with 13 points. Salado, TX 76571 Salado missed a couple Followed by Megan Mani- 254-947-8636 of shots in the final seconds busan, 10 points. HorizonBankTexas.com before Goings made the fi- Also scoring for Sala- nal goal of the game off of do were: Jorja Washington, a rebound for the final score 6 points, Janish Del Rio, of 55-47. 4 points, Julie Booker, 3 points, Rylee Corn, 2 points. Page 2B salado Village Voice, February 14, 2019 Bell County Youth Fair results for Salado students Following are results for Kiley Lehmann, 4-H, 3rd Pound Cake Other Sr. Clothing Creative Arts Champion Salado FFA and Salado 4-H Janie Rainwater, FFA, 4th Sarah Beth Lesley, 4-H, 6th Coordinated Ensembles Handmade Wreaths Jr. Kendall Thompson, FFA, members at the Bell County Bella Smith, 4-H, 8th Rebecca Dockray, FFA, 7th Jr. Rebekah Sutton, 4-H, 3rd 5th Youth Fair and Livestock Color Pencils Sr. Chase Alexander, 4-H, 7th Addison McAninch, 4-H, Grace Tipping, 4-H, 6th Plant/Flora Jr. Show for competitions that Bebe Rainwater, FFA, 6th Chocolate Layer Cake Jr. 3rd Holiday Wreaths Jr. Janie Rainwater, FFA, 2nd were held beginning Feb. 5. Mixed Media Jr. Kiley Lehmann, 4-H, 1st Blouses/Shirts Jr. Olivia Walrath, 4-H, 2nd Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 4th Competitions that were held Grace Tipping, 4-H, 2nd Chocolate Layer Cake Sr. Heidi Teichelman, 4-H, 1st Holiday Wreaths Sr. Plant/Flora Sr. prior to Feb. 5 were printed Bella Smith, 4-H, 8th Sara Sodergren, FFA, 3rd Skirts Jr. Rebecca Dockray, FFA, 4th Jensen Puckett, 4-H, 9th in last week’s Salado Vil- Kiley Lehmann, 4-H, 9th Emily Stuckly, FFA, 8th Halle Curb, 4-H, 3rd Kaitlyn Dockray, 4-H, 5th Mia Patton, FFA, 10th lage Voice. Mixed Media Sr. Other Layer Cake Sr. Aprons Jr. Decorated Baskets or Box- Motion/Action Jr. Mia Patton, FFA, 10th Rebecca Dockray, FFA, 6th Halle Curb, 4-H, 8th es Jr. Ellie Reed, 4-H, 1st & Re- Watercolor Jr. Fruit/Vegetable Layer Doll Clothes Jr. Halle Curb, 4-H, 3rd serve Champion Family & Kiley Lehmann, 4-H, 5th Cake Jr. Addison McAninch, 4-H, Holiday Corner Jr. Elements of Design Sr. Consumer Meri Fischer, 4-H, 8th Madison Evans, 4-H, 3rd 5th Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 1st & Evan Yost, 4-H, 6th Katelyn McAninch, 4-H, Ramsey Davidson, FFA, Recycled Garment Jr. Reserve Champion Marisol Tovar, 4-H, 8th Sciences 9th 5th Sawyer Roach, 4-H, 6th Holiday Corner Sr. Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 9th Watercolor Sr. Fruit/Vegetable Layer Jackets/Outerwear Jr. Kaitlyn Dockray, 4-H, 2nd Sports Photo Sr. rt imensional A - 2 D Bebe Rainwater, FFA, 1st & Cake Sr. Rebekah Sutton, 4-H, 1st, Recycled Crafts Jr. Macie Pittman, FFA, 2nd & Drawing Pastel Jr. Reserve Champion Rebecca Dockray, FFA, 2nd Champion & Grand Cham- Jordan Dawson, FFA, 3rd Reserve Champion Grace Tipping, 4-H, 3rd Kaitlyn Combs, FFA, 8th & Reserve Champion pion Rebekah Sutton, 4-H, 7th Mia Patton, FFA, 6th Drawing Pastel Sr. Mia Patton, FFA, 9th Foam & Chiffon Cake Jr. Jewelry Jr. Kaylee Jiminez, FFA, 10th Kenzie Pardon, FFA, 4th Oil & Acrylic Jr Grace Tipping, 4-H, 4th Catch-All Photo Jr. Cookies Addison McAninch, 4-H, Tempera Paint Jr. Grace Tipping, 4-H, 3rd Halle Curb, 4-H, 5th 7th Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 3rd Katelyn McAninch, 4-H, Acrylic Jr. Cupcakes Jr. Chocolate Chip/Chunk Catch-All Photo Sr. Drop Cookies Sr. Scrapbooking Jr. 1st, Reserve Champion Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 1st Meri Fischer, 4-H, 1st Lydia Lesley, 4-H, 1st & Evan Yost, 4-H, 6th Sophia Patton, 4-H, 3rd Katelyn McAninch, 4-H, Jordan Dawson, FFA, 8th Bebe Rainwater, FFA, 9th Travel/Place Photo Jr. Other Drop Cookies Jr. Reserve Champion Crayon Jr. 8th Lillian Voelter, 4-H, 9th Meckenzie McAninch, 4-H, Halle Curb, 4-H, 5th Halle Curb, 4-H, 2nd Kiley Lehmann, 4-H, 2nd Sawyer Roach, 4-H, 10th Cupcakes Sr. Olivia Walrath, 4-H, 8th 6th Eli Lehmann, 4-H, 3rd Acrylic Sr. Arielle Perez-Nieves, FFA, Hudson Evans, 4-H, 6th Travel/Place Photo Sr. Other Drop Cookies Sr. Scrapbooking Sr. Andrew Patton, 4-H, 4th Kaitlyn Combs, FFA, 10th 2nd & Reserve Champion Marisol Tovar, 4-H, 5th Emily Stuckly, FFA, 1st, Bebe Rainwater, FFA, 1st & Crayon Sr. Jessica Knight, FFA, 9th Champion Evan Yost, 4-H, 6th Kendall Thompson, FFA, Champion Art 3 Dimensional Sheet Cake Jr. Macrame/String Art Jensen Puckett, 4-H, 9th 2nd Katelyn LeBrecque, 4-H, Ethan Reyes, FFA, 2nd Hand-built & Wheel Anne Marie Gilmore, 4-H, Jordan Dawson, FFA, 6th B&W Charcoal Jr. 4th Tied Fleece Pillow Jr. thrown Pottery Jr. 4th Pies Hope Osborn, 4-H, 1st Sheet Cake Sr. Avery Sutton, 4-H, 8th B&W Charcoal Sr. Jackson Bragg, 4-H, 1st & Kory Walker, FFA, 6th Nut Pie Jr. Champion Emaly Vrooman, FFA, 4th Lillian Voelter, 4-H, 2nd & Kendall Thompson, FFA, Cakes Decorated with Chocolate Brownies Jr. Kaylee Bragg, 4-H, 2nd & ood reservation Reserve Champion 4th Decoration Tips Jr. Katelyn LeBrecque, 4-H, F P Reserve Champion Dill or Sour Cucumber Conlee Cox, 4-H, 9th Kaitlyn Combs, FFA, 6th Madison Evans, 4-H, 1st 5th Polymer Clays Sr. Pickles Jr. Nut Pie Sr. B&W Ink Sr. and Champion Brennan Hefley, 4-H, 7th Kaitlyn Combs, FFA, 3rd Anna Lesley, 4-H, 2nd Halle Curb, 4-H, 8th Lillian Voelter, 4-H, 3rd Rebecca Dockray, FFA, 1st Misc. 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Ortiz is Congress now qualified for TFA State UIL State Congress in congress and domestic Jan. 7-9 Proud To Support Salado’s Bell County extemp. 5th Christian Ortiz Youth Fair and Livestock Show Exhibitors Connor Howard has tri- Finalist Connor Howard ple qualified (congress, do- Grace Barker Salado High UIL Congressional Debate State qualifiers mestic extemp and foreign Christian Ortiz, Grace Barker, Connor Howard. extemp). Howard is the first UIL Burnet Jan. 15 Team Speech Champions Salado student to qualify in Persuasive Extemp 4th Hunter Foster LD Debate three events for TFA State. 5th Preslee Webb Informative Extemp 2nd Grace Barker The Texas Forensic As- 4th Francesca Dalton 4th Christian Ortiz UIL Round Rock Jan. 25 Old Fashioned Friendly Service sociation State Tournament The Salado High School 5th Sawyer Bagley Team Speech Champions will be held March 14-16 at Speech and Debate Team (254) 933-WELD 110 S. Wheat Road, Belton Top Speaker: Grace Barker LD Debate Alief Taylor High School in will compete next at: UIL Informative Extemp 2nd Christian Ortiz Houston. Lampasas on Feb. 16 and 2nd Christian Ortiz 10th Sawyer Bagley Salado competed at the UIL Westwood Feb. 23. 3rd Sam Willingham 12th Scott Tipton following tournaments in The team is coached by January: 5th Hunter Foster Persuasive Extemp 2nd Connor Howard Tim Cook. SHS Soccer scores Eagles in 2nd 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. (254) 308-2025 Salado boys and girls Madison Spradlin (3), Han- Monday - Thursday varsity soccer teams remain nah Reavis (2), Sam Vargas, Linda Poole, APRN ANP undefeated in district play Holly Wright, Anna Lesley, after wins over Florence Mackenzie Miller, and Au- place in District Primary and Urgent Medical Care last week. brey Heffner. Avery Wright Salado Eagles are in Jeremy Jarvis, 2 points, Josh arsity agles and Lauren Wilson earned for Adults 18 years and older V E second place in District and Goings, 2 points. The Eagles Varsity Boys the shutout in goal for the Walk-ins Welcome Appointments Encouraged Lady Eagles. will make the playoffs after Salado Eagles 68 soccer team defeated the wins last week over Lampa- Burnet 61 Enter from North Stagecoach Road Florence Buffaloes at home Games on Feb. 8 were northbound I35 frontage road 560 N. Main #7 canceled. sas and Burnet. Salado Eagles bested 4-1 on Feb. 5 to remain un- Salado Eagles 49 Burnet in a district bout Feb. ady agles occer defeated in District play. JV L E S Lampasas 31 5. The Eagles were knotted The Eagles went down The Salado Lady Eagles Salado Eagles defeated with Burnet 18-18 in the early 0-1 but finished the JV soccer team won their Lampasas in a district game first quarter and outscored first half 1-1 with an unas- first district game by de- Feb. 8. the Bulldogs 19-13 in the sisted goal from Freshman feating the Florence Lady Salado led Lampasas second to hold a 37-31 lead Alex Pierce. Buffaloes by a score of 8-0 11-9 in the first quater of the at the half. The second half was on Feb. 5. game and scored 9 points in Salado Eagles matched all Salado, Alex Pierce put Sydney King scored the second to lead 20-12 at Burnet 15-15 in scoring out home the game winner on a goal on a cross from the half. the half to carry a 52-46 lead a loose ball inside the box. Caelan Teer. Preslee Webb The Eagles outscored going into the fourth. Sala- Followed by a beautiful 25 scored on a cross from Syd- Lampasas 18-8 in the third do scored 16 points in the yard strike from Junior Ja- ney King. Emma Grant to make the lead 38-20 go- fourth quarter to secure the vier Chavez assisted by Se- scored on a cross from ing into the fourth. Salado win 68-61. nior Captain Caleb Cham- Kaitlyn Casper. Caley matched Lampasas’s 11 Sammy Brown led the SALADO CLEANERS bliss. Pierce would finish Aycock scored on a cross fourth quarter points to Eagles in scoring with 17 up the scoring by earning from Charley Thomas. make the final 49-31. points. Followed in scoring Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations his Hat trick on a great solo Aunnika Deen scored on a Zack Shaver led the by Roche, 13 points, Shaver, effort at the top of the box. cross from Kaitlyn Casper. Eagles in scoring with 18 13 points. 1209 N. Stagecoach Other goals scored were (Next to the Library) Varsity Lady Eagles points. Followed by Shane Also scoring for Sala- Salado Lady Eagles var- by Charlie Thomas, Lilly Roche, 11 points. do were: Miller, 9 points, 254-947-7299 Lougheed, and Savvy Oy- 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat sity soccer team defeated Also scoring for Sal- Jarvis, 9 points, Goings, Florence by a score of 10-0 ler. Other notable defensive ado were Peyton Miller, 3 points, Cade Scallin, 3 on Feb. 5 to go 3-0 in dis- players were Kaitlyn Pf- 6 points, Reece Brown, 6 points, Reece Brown, 2 Wash & Fold trict. ingston and Hannah White. points, Eli Pittman, 2 points, points. Goals were scored by Sammy Brown, 2 points,

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Tuesday - Saturday Tuesday - Saturday Confirmed restaurants and 4 - 6 p.m. 4 - 6 p.m. shops participating in the 1/2 price bottles 1/2 price bottles Taste of Salado are Ram- of select wine ble restaurant, Stagecoach of select wine 1/2 price Inn, The Barton House, Ch- 1/2 price upacabra Kitchen, Cowboys appetizers appetizers Barbecue, Lively Coffee- (254) 947-3828 house(254) and Bistro, 947-3828 Lynette’s Inn on the Creek • 602 Center Circle Bakery,Inn McCains on the on Creek Main, • 602 Center Circle Silvia’s Cafe and Strawber- Thursday Night Silver bracelet crafted by Jill Shipman will be in the PALS auction. ry Patch. Auction items have been made cookies delivered for The auction will include donated by the following: six months (once a month), unusual items paired in the- Art- Larry Prellop, Charles Johnny’s Steaks & Barbe- Wine Tastings $10* matic packages. Some of Allen- flower sculpture, B que - dinner and concert, the packages contain rec- Herd - Art, Sirril Art Gal- Lone Star eBikes - Histor- TheBartonHouseSalado.com ipes from Salado families lery, Troy Kelley - art, Jill ical Bike Tour, Brookshires that have never been shared, and Johnny Shipman- art, Bros - Texas Gift Basket, 101 N. Main St. Salado 254-947-0441 fruit trees with fruit that Kay Griffith - art, Merle Lynette’s Bakery - baked * Occasionally more depending on featured vineyard can be used in the recipes, and Karen Stalcup - the- goods, Linda Griffith - lem- six months of homemade ater tickets, Mill Creek on pie and lemon tree fam- cookies, an e-Bike tour of Golf Course - golf packages ily recipe, Tyler Fletcher - historical Salado sites, a and swim passes, Rick and books, Salado Glass Works, two-day Galveston Condo Shannon Ashe - condo time Mud Pies - fudge and pot- rental, a wildflower pack- share, Richard Paul Thom- tery, Angelic Herbs and 21 age that includes a Charles as - Home Concert, Yellow Main. Allen wildflower sculp- House B and B - gift cer- Tickets are $30 per per- ture, Salado art and much tificate, Jill Shipman and son, are available from more. These items will be Debbie Harrison - Dinner P.A.L.S board members, available for viewing at the for six, Cathy and Larry Salado Visitors Center and (254) 947-5111 event. Sands - two dozen Home- centraltexastickets.com. Salado author at Belton Library luncheon The 15th annual Friends of Belton Library Book and Author Luncheon will be held 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Harris Community Center 401 N. Alexander St, Open 7 days a week 8 am - 9 pm Belton. Happy Hour Weekdays 3 - 6 pm Authors this year are Weekend Brunch 11 am - 3 pm Charlene Carson, author of Now Booking Rooms SaladoStagecoach.com photo by Cody Graham Gristmills of Central Texas, David Ciambrone, author of Dangerous Threads a Vir- ginia Davies quilt mystery, and Bart Hopkins, author of Texas Jack. P.A.L.S. The Book and Author Luncheon is the main fundraiser for the Friends of Belton Library, a regis- tered non-profit organiza- Taste of Salado is Back tion. Funds raised allow the Friends to provide free Tasting Provided by our books to area children at Charlene Carson is author of Gristmills of Central Texas. Turtle Fest, Christmas on on her grandparents’ immi- in Georgetown. He has WONDERFUL Salado Restaurants the Chisholm Trail and gration to the United States published over 20 books in- summer library activities. from Germany and eventu- cluding the Virginia Davies The Friends also help pro- ally becoming homestead- Quilt Mysteries. Among his vide special purchases of ers in Oklahoma. After she other novels are the Jack 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. non-budgeted items to the and her husband moved to Turner Coroner series. He library. Salado in 2000, she wrote also writes a newspaper col- February 26 The Luncheon begins the history of the First Bap- umn in Georgetown, Texas with a reception for the tist Church Salado in antici- and writes for a Texas busi- authors, book signing and pation of the church’s 140th ness journal. sales at 11 a.m. A silent anniversary. She is a for- Major Bart J. Hopkins auction will be open from mer archivist for the Salado USAF (Ret) is the former 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. The Historical Society. In 2014, Chief of US Army Central Stagecoach Inn luncheon begins at 11:30 she co-authored a book on (ARCENT) Weather Plans a.m. with the program fol- the history of Salado. Her and Requirements, Shaw lowing at 12:30 p.m. The newest book, Gristmills of AFB, South Carolina. Tickets - $30 authors will be available Central Texas, was released He has a BS in Liberal again after the program to in June 2017. Arts and an MA in Adult sign and sell their books. Dr. David Ciambrone, Education. Salado Visitors Center, 423 S Main Tickets for the Luncheon author of Dangerous- Bart writes when he can, are $35 and include a new, Threads, is a retired sci- in those spare moments or Eventbrite.com one year, complimentary entist, professor, and U.S. between work, Scouts and membership for non-mem- Treasury Commissioner. In soccer. bers. Paid reservations are Dangerous Threads, sleuth, His Book, Texas Jack, required and must be made Virginia Davies-Clark, his second novel, is a com- by Tuesday, February 19. must locate a quilt conceal- pelling story about family Join us for a fun filled evening of For reservations and infor- ing a secret concerning na- relationships, forgiveness mation contact the Belton tional security and missing and finding harmony with Library at 933-5830. for over 70 years. Dr. Ciam- those you love. TASTING AUCTION ART Charlene Carson will brone is an award winning, Bart Hopkins is origi- discuss her book Gristmills best-selling author now liv- nally from Galveston, Texas & & of Central Texas. Carson is ing in Georgetown, Texas. and now lives with his wife an enthusiast of recording He is a past president of and three children in Cen- history through writing. the Austin chapter of Sis- tral Texas. Public Arts League of Salado Her first book was a family ters-in-Crime and the San history book which focused Gabriel’s Writer’s League Page 2C, salado Village Voice, February 14, 2019 Village of Salado Calendar of Events February 14 Craft Time: Whales, 11 February 25 Blow Your Own Date a.m. at Salado Public Salado Public Library Night Event at Salado Library Board of Trustees Meet- ing 4 p.m. at the library Glassworks February 16 February 14 TeenScene: Make a February 25 Coloring, Crosswords Fleece Pillow, 3:30 p.m. at Salado Masonic Lodge and Coffee, 1 p.m. at Sala- Salado Public Library Floor practice is 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge every do Public Library February 17 Monday except Stated ebruary Open discussion Al- F 14 Meeting. Stated meeting Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. Valentine’s Day Diner is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or Salado United Methodist at Alexander’s Distillery. before Full Moon. Reservations:(254) 947- Church Youth Activities 3828 Center February 25 Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. ebruary February 18 F 14 at Barrow Brewing Co Pignetti’s Italian Style Bad Weather Day Sala- Buffet, 6 p.m. at The Inn do ISD February 26 - March 2 Semi-Annual Garage at Salado. Reservations: FebruaryThe 18 Baines House Sale at Stamp Salado (254) 947-0027 Children’sInn Story and& Gallery February 14 Craft Time: Dragons, February 26 Grace Jones Retro- 11 a.m. at Salado Public Men’s Prayer Break- spective Fashion Show Library April 5-7, 2019. The 42nd Annual Texas Packard meet will return home to historic Salado, fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- terian Church of Salado and Fundraiser, 8 p.m. February 18 Texas. Headquarters hotel will be the Holiday Inn Express. Make your reservation early. at Tickets: $60/person or Salado Village Artists This year’s meet will feature an ice cream social, early bird tour, Friday night mixer, Satur- February 26 $100/couple available at Knitters, 1 - 3 p.m. and day morning parade to the swap meet and show site at the Salado Civic Center. Salado Village Artists: Fletcher’s Books, Barrow Stitchers, 1:30 - 4 p.m. brush art crafting and Brewing Co., Salado Win- at Salado Village Artists Men’s Prayer Break- ical Society Meeting 6:30 Walk (RAW) 6 - 9 p.m. needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. ery, Sirril Art Gallery and Building fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- p.m. at Temple Public along Royal Street at Salado Village Artist the Salado Museum terian Church of Salado Library building February 18 February 22 February 16 Salado United316 Meth Royal- February Street 19 February 20 Supper Club Fund- February 26 Bikes & Brews, 7:30 odist(254) Women, 947-5260 5:45 p.m. at| baineshouse.com Salado Village Artists: Mah Jongg, 10 a.m. - raiser Dinner, 6:30 p.m. Sit and Knit 10 a.m. a.m. at Barrow Brewing Salado United Methodist brush art crafting and 2 p.m. at Salado Public at at the Club adjacent to - noon at Salado Public Co Church Room 117 needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. Library Sherrill Park - Mill Creek Library at Salado Village Artist Country Club. tickets: February 16 ebruary February 20 February 26 F 18 building (254) 947-5698 Trudy’s Closet 10 a.m. SaladoThe Masonic Baines Lodge House Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 Salado Rotary Club - noon at Grace Church Floor practice is 6:30 February 19 p.m. at the Presbyterian February 22 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s February 16 p.m. at theInn Lodge every & Gallery Sit and Knit 10 a.m. Church of Salado Fourth Gospel Singing Steaks and Barbecue 7 p.m. at First Cedar Classes with Karen at MondayStay except in the Stated Historic - noon1860’s at Salado Home Public of February 20 February 26 Library Valley Baptist Church Stamp Salado 10:30 a.m. Meeting. StatedGeorge meeting Washington Baines Informational Meeting Salado Community or 1:30 p.m. is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or February 19 on Becoming a Foster February 23 Chorus practice 6 p.m. before Full Moon. February 16 Salado Rotary Club Parent, 10 a.m. at Light- Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Salado Civic Center a.m. at Barrow Brewing Children’s Story and February 18 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s house Family Network, February 26 Steaks and Barbecue 213 Mill Creek Drive Co Salado Democrats 7 Texas Moon Domino suite 175 MUD PIES p.m. at Salado Public February 19 February 23 Tournament, 6 - 9 p.m. at Library Salado Community February 20 Heart and Hands Min- Barrow Brewing istries food and clothing POTTERY February 18 Chorus practice 6 p.m. ESL Classes, 6 p.m. February 26 Salado Civic Center at the Creekside Cottage pantry 9 - 11 a.m. at Sala- Bikes & Brews,316 7 p.m. Royal Street Taste of Salado, 6 - 9 HAND THROWN POTTERY at Barrow Brewing Co of Salado First Baptist do Plaza Shopping Center. (254) 947-5260 | baineshouse.comFebruary 19 p.m. at Stagecoach Inn ONE PIECE AT A TIME Church February 23 February 19 Bell County Genealog- February 27 February 21 Classes with Diane at Salado Lions Club Salado Chamber of Stamp Salado 10:30 a.m. Handmade 11:30 a.m. Salado Civic Commerce Board Meet- or 1:30 p.m. Pottery The Baines House Center ing, 8:30 a.m. at Salado February 23 February 27 Inn & Gallery Museum Hall Salado Writers Group: Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 Comfort & Serenity February 21 Speaker: Nancy Jill p.m. at the Presbyterian with Nearby Shopping & Dining Coloring, Crosswords Thames, 10:30 a.m. at Sal- Sir Church of Salado Extensive Art | Fine Antiques and Coffee, 1 p.m. at Sala- ado Public Library Wigglesworth’s February 27 do Public Library February 23 ESL Classes, 6 p.m. Homemade February 21 Children’s Story and at the Creekside Cottage Hands Only CPR and Craft Time: Dragons, Fudge of Salado First Baptist Stop the Bleed class, 5:30 11 a.m. at Salado Public Church p.m. at Salado Public Library February 28 Library February 23 Salado Area Repub- 18 North Main February 21 Family Movie: How to 316 Royal Street lican Women luncheon, Village of Salado Board Train Your Dragon, 2:30 947-0281 (254) 947-5260 | baineshouse.com 11:30 a.m. at Salado Civic of Aldermen Workshop p.m. at Salado Public Center. Speaker: David Session, 6 p.m. at Munici- Library Collingsworth, CEO of pal Building February 24 Brazos River Authority February 21 Open discussion Al- Topic: Water Issues in Book Your Tee Time Today Priest’s Pint, 6:30 Anon Meeting 6 p.m. Central Texas $15 Reser- - 7:30 p.m. at Barrow Salado United Methodist vation: 947 3617 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Brewing Church Youth Activities February 28 Practice Facility Memberships Available Center February 21 Coloring, Crosswords and The Run4Beer Group, February 25 Coffee, 1 p.m. at Salado 6:30 p.m. at Barrow Wild Game Dinner, 5 - Public Library 27 unforgettable holes of Golf designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. 7:30 p.m. at the Chisholm Brewing Co February 28 Room of Tenroc Ranch Fri or Sat, Feb 22 - Mar KidZone: Thing 1 and 16 February 25 Thing 2 Bookmarks, 4 Children’s Story and Blow Your Own Beer p.m. at Salado Public Craft Time: Salute to Mug Event at Salado Library Seuss 11 a.m. at Salado Glassworks February 28 Public Library February 22 The Run4Beer Group, February 25 Wiggle Worms, 10:30 6:30 p.m. at Barrow Salado Village Artists a.m. at Salado Public Brewing Co Knitters 1 - 3 p.m. and Library February 28 Stitchers 1:30 - 4 p.m. Trivia With Chad, 6:30 February 22 at Salado Village Artists p.m. at Barrow Brewing The Royal Street Art Building Co

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Sylvia’s at the Club Barrow Brewing hosts songstress Haley Cole on Feb. 15, and Daniel Driver & Marshall Anderson duo perform Feb. 16. Daniel is a Texas singer/songwriter Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner Open to the public 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. with a big Cajun and Zydeco influence. He will be joined by guitarist/songwrit- Dine In or Carry Out (254) 654-7885 er/poet, Marshall Anderson.The Chalkboard Poets will perform 3 p.m. Feb. 17. Central Texas Film Society will salado Village Voice, February 14, 2019, Page 3C show Tootsie for free on Feb. 24 The Central Texas Film find work for him. After a and give commentary and November 24 - To Kill a Society (CTFS) with the soap opera audition goes historical content about Mockingbird Cultural Activities Center poorly, Michael reinvents each film as well as interest- Dec. 29 - The Sound of (CAC) is showing a free himself as actress Doro- ing tidbits on the films after Music film of Tootsie, Feb. 24, at thy Michaels and wins the the shows. The film society These are movies every- the CAC’s Frank W. May- part. What was supposed to will also sell popcorn and one should see at least once. born Auditorium. be a short-lived role turns drinks prior to the film and This is a great opportunity The Central Texas Film into a long-term contract, invites everyone to save the for family and friends to Society hosts classic and but when Michael falls for dates for the monthly films. see these movies on a big best-loved films on Sun- his cast mate Julie (Jessi- March 31 - The Quiet Man screen, ask questions, and days at 2 p.m. To find out ca Lange), complications April 28 - The Apartment participate in discussions. more information, join the develop that could wreck May 26 - The Artist Located at 3011 North Central Texas Film Society everything. Tootsie was June 30 - The Grapes of Third Street in Temple, the Facebook page, and share nominated for 10 Academy Wrath CAC hosts several events with friends. Awards, including Best Pic- July 28 - ET such as monthly films, ex- Thur 4-9:30 pm New York actor Michael ture, but only Jessica Lange August 25 - Lawrence of hibit openings, stage perfor- Fri 4-10 pm Dorsey (Dustin Hoffman) is won for best-supporting ac- Arabia mances, concerts and more SaT 12-10 pm a talented perfectionist who tress. September 29 - Shawshank events throughout the year. Sun 11 am-8 pm is so hard on himself and The Central Texas Film Redemption For information on upcom- No Diggity - Cheese Pizza $9.47 others that his agent (Syd- society at each show will October 27 - The Haunting ing events, visit cacARTS. Margherita - Classic Pizza $9.47 ney Pollack) can no longer host a pre-show welcome, (1963) org or call 254-773-9926. Pilot - Pepperoni Pizza $10.16 Holla Back - White Pizza $9.47 Big Don - Bacon Lovers Pizza $1 3.16 Scholarship Brunch honors Bel-Air - Supreme Pizza $13.16 Martian - Vegan Pizza $11.09 Jalellujah Jalapeno Pizza $13.16 distinguished Baylor woman BBQ Chicken Pizza $13.16 Jackalope - Spinach & Bacon Pizza $13.16 Extras: Meat $1.50, Cheese $1.00, Veg $0.75 Dr. Susan Kincannon Plus Tax The 25th Annual Bay- uated from Copperas Cove lor Women’s Scholarship High School. She and her Brunch will be held 9 a.m.- husband, Keith, have lived noon on Feb. 23 at Wild- in the Temple-Belton area flower Country Club . since 1988. They have one Each year the Brunch daughter, Kale, who is a includes a Silent Auction, freshman at Baylor Univer- which raises money for the sity. Central Texas Endowed Co-presidents of the Scholarship assisting stu- Central Texas Baylor Club dents attending Baylor from are Carol and Billy Mills Breakfast & Lunch the Central Texas area. of Temple. 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WED - SAT 9 - 4 Dr. Kincannon grew up OPEN 10 - 6 DAILY & SUN 10 - 4 in Central Texas and grad- Life is sweetsugarshacksalado.com 21 North MainSalado in the Grown Salado Squareand Salado Made Bell County MON 9 - 4 BISTRO (254) 947-3688 Your Hometown Wineryclosed Tuesday Genealogy Soc. meets Feb. 19 120 Royal Street Bell County Genealog- ical Society will meet 6:30 Springhouse Emporium Tues - Sat 10:30 - 5 p.m. Feb. 19 in McLane (254) 947-0747 Room (third floor) at Tem- ple Public Library, 100 West Adams Avenue, in Redecorating the Springhouse SALE Temple. Salado Grown and Salado Made The program will be an Just Furniture, some Fixtures on-line presentation “Insti- Your Hometown Winery tutional Records” by Lisa and a few Treasures Louise Cooke. 841 N. Main St (254) 947-8011 Page 4C, salado Village Voice, February 14, 2019 Shopping Map of Salado Map Legend S Shopping A Art and Galleries L Lodging D Dining and Drinks V Venues & Sights $ Services C Churches and Education

# Business Name Type 4 St. Stephen Catholic Church C 6 Salado College Park V 7 Raney & Associates $ 8 Stagecoach Inn D 9 Salado Museum V Salado Visitors Center $ Salado Chamber of Commerce $ Village of Salado Tourism Office $ 10 Sofi’s S 14 Salado Glassworks A 16 The Sugar Shack S/D 17 Barrow Brewing Co. D 20 Springhouse Emporium S 21 The Venue V 22 The Shed D 24 Tablerock V 26 Salado United Methodist Church C 29 Alexander’s Distillery D 29 Inn on the Creek L 30 First Baptist Church C 32 First Texas Brokerage $ 34 First Community Title $ Farmer’s Insurance $ Zbranek Agency 40 W.A. Pace Memorial Park V 48 The Inn at Salado L 49 Lively Coffeehouse & Bistro D 51 The Barton House D 55 Salado Family Dentistry $ 58 The Shoppes on Main S 60 Salado Creek Jewelry S 62 The Pizza Place D 65 ERA Colonial Real Estate $ 73 Cornett Corner $ First Eye Care Salado S 75 Stage Stop Center Bruce Bolick, CPA $ Salado Care Clinic $ 76 Salado Civic Center $ 81 Salado Wine Seller and D Salado Winery Co. 82 St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church C 85 Salado Post Office $ 86 Bill Bartlett – Century 21 $ 87 The Personal Wealth Coach $ 89 Stamp Salado S 90 Presbyterian Church of Salado C 91 Troy Smith Financial Services $ 92 Salado Sculpture Garden A 96 Salado Plaza Ace Pest Control $ Integrity Rehab $ Salado’s Hair Shop $ Salado Village Voice $ 97 Brookshire Brothers S 100 Salado Public Library C 113 Salado Church of Christ C 126 Cowboy’s Barbecue D 130 Village Spirits S 132 Broecker Funeral Home $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

Not Shown on the Shopping Map Animal Medical $ Don Ringer $ Garlyn Shelton $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship C Grace Baptist Church C Mill Creek Country Club V Sylvia’s at the Club D

Historical Markers in Salado

6. Salado Historic College Hill 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 8. Main Street Bridge 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 51. The Levi Tenney House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 45. The Anderson House 55. The Armstrong Adams House 79. The Reed Cabin 23. The Baines House 29. Alexander’s Distillery 46 Old Saloon 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge 100. The Josiah Fowler House 24. Historic Dipping Vats 30. First Baptist Church 48. The Norton-Orgain House 49. The Vickrey House 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 31. The Tyler House 50. The Barton House 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 26. Old Methodist Chapel salado Village Voice, February 14, 2019, Page 5C

SALADO WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING January 24, 2019 The annual membership meeting of Salado Water Supply Corporation, held at the Salado Civic Center, was called to order at 6:30 pm by Board President, Fletcher Rhodes. He introduced the board members and staff and explained the procedures of the meeting. The Board of Directors who were present: Fletcher Rhodes, President Lawson Grant, Vice-President Bruce Bolick, Treasurer Bill Heath Bob Bradley Sue Ellen Slagel Becky Butscher Mary Kite Steven Ervin, Secretary, was Absent. Also, present were Ricky Preston, Juana Preston, Shelli Poteet and John Winkler, Engineer.

Fletcher Rhodes, President, asked the members to review the minutes from the 2018 Annual Membership Meeting. There were no corrections, additions or deletions. The motion to accept the minutes as they were, was made by Lawson Grant, seconded by Sue Ellen Slagel and the motion was approved unani- mously. Bruce Bolick reviewed last year’s finances. He stated that there has been no rate change/ or meter pricing change in the past year. Mr. Bolick declared that staff was doing an excellent job in controlling cost and even though we have had several improvements/betterments throughout the year, it was all self-funded through the water supply. He then explained the annual audit and that the figures of income, revenue, operating expenses and net income are all used to make an annual budget. Mr. Bolick then presented and reviewed the 2018-2019 budget with the members explaining the changes from last year’s budget. Mr. Bolick then asked for a motion to approve the budget for 2018-2019. A motion was made by Bob Bradley, seconded by Lawson Grant and the motion was approved unanimously. Fletcher Rhodes then introduced Ricky Preston, General Manager, for an update on the overall water system and John Winkler, Engineer, to discuss and report on the system status. Ricky explained that he is the General Manager at Salado Water Supply Corporation and has been since 1989. Office staff includes Juana K Preston & Shelli Poteet. Field staff includes Senior technicians Luis Castillo & Bill Lutz and field technicians James Lutz, Joshua Dunn and Albert Castillo. He also introduced John Winkler with Walker & Partners, who has been our engineer for over the past 20 years, and that he is instrumental to Salado Water Supply in the planning & design of our current system and future development. Ricky explained to the members that Salado Water Supply Corporation has approximately 40 square miles of CCN with over 120 miles of pipe- line and that our service area is North to Amity Road, East to Blackberry Road, South to the TXDOT rest area and West to Stillhouse Bridge. Salado Water Supply Corporation continues to be a Superior rated water supply by TCEQ and is supplied by two water sources, ground and surface water. Ricky explained that Salado Water Supply’s ground water consist of eight wells that are capable of producing over 2500 gallons per minute. They range from 130’ to 220’ deep and draw from the Northern Edwards Aquifer. He explained the aquifer is a very prolific source of water and that it recharges very quickly with local rainfall and that Salado Creek is the excess overflow from the aquifer. Ricky explained the second water source available to Salado Water Supply is surface water from Kempner Treatment Plant on Stillhouse Lake and is capable of producing 1200 gallons per minute. Salado Water Supply Corporation also owns 10% of Kempner Surface Water Treatment Plant and that we had just recently bought an additional 1 million gallons per day bringing up the current pump capacity to 1.5 million gallons per day or 550 million gallons per year. We currently have 2593 customers. Of those customers, 2160 or 80% are on well water and 433 or 20% are on surface water, which is any cus- tomer West of Brewer Road. In the next few months, we will be switching additional customers from Brewer Road to FM 1670 over to surface water to utilize surface capacity and relieve the burden on our ground water. This will add 620 customers to surface water bringing the total number of customers on surface water to 1050 or 41 % of our customer base. Our total water availability is 502 million gallons of ground water and 547 million gallons of surface water totaling 1,049 million gallons of water per year. Last year, Salado Water Supply pumped 453 million gallons of ground water and 70 million gallons of surface water to customers totaling 523 million gallons, which is an increase of 16 million gallons over 2017. The daily demand in off season, which is November to April, was on average 870,000 gallons per day. During peak season which is May to October, the daily demand rose to 1.7 million gallons per day. Our peak day in 2018 occurred on July 27, pumping to customers 2. 7 million gallons of water. Ricky explained that this past year the corporation has completed 3350 work orders which is an increase of 600 work orders over 2017. Ricky explained that about 1.2 million dollars was spent this past year on Salado Water Supply’s system infrastructure improvements. Those costs included the purchase of an additional 1 million gallons of surface water capacity for $850,000.00, the total reconstruction of the pipe infra- structure at the 2484 Pump Station to allow use of surface water or ground water at a cost of $60,000.00, and added 1.5 miles of 8” pipe to increase customer base at a cost of $180,000.00. Ricky thanked everyone for coming and also thanked John Winkler with Walker Partners for attending the meeting as well. He then asked the members if anyone had any questions that either he or John Winkler could answer. A member of the audience, spoke and asked what the difference in the quality of water between surface and ground was. Ricky Preston replied that the quality of water in both sources were equal. He explained that the difference between the two were the way they are disinfected. Member, Mike McIntyre, asked what the difference in hardness between ground and surface water was. John Winkler responded by saying that they about the same and explained the difference of the level of hardness depends on how the source is filtered and treated. Member, Tom Moore, stated that he was concerned about how all the new construction of treatment plants from the surrounding area on Still- house Lake Hollow might affect our water supply and asked ifwe could potentially run out of water ifwe were to incur a severe drought. Ricky Preston explained that all the water treatment plants have a maximum allowed pump capacity and that the Brazos River Authority has control of those pump capacities. John Winkler added that Brazos River Authority is currently seeking a new pipe design to draw water from Belton Lake to help alleviate future pump capacity issues should severe drought occur. Tom Moore then asked in regards to water supply, if the expected growth would be so.uth or west of Salado. Ricky Preston stated that the area growth is expected to expand west and that currently to the south, The Sanctuary is a potential growth but no new developments have been made on those plans. Ricky added that new growth in the center of Salado will be due to the new Salado Middle School and that John Winkler is working with them to bore a 12” line under I-35 to generate fire flow for the new school. Member, Susan Bradshaw, asked in regards to matters discussed at the 2018 annual meeting, what the current status was on the plan to build the water tower on Brewer Road, and about the formerly mentioned pipe extension plan (connecting infrastructure from the east side of Salado to the west side of Salado making a full loop around the system) and if that was plan was still in motion. Ricky Preston replied that at the current time, Salado Water Supply has aborted both plans. Reasons being that with the addition of the surface pump capacity, we do not have to build another tower to serve customers, but will always have that option still available in the future, if needed. And in regards to the pipe extension plan, due to Salado Water Supply being unable to obtain easements in the right of way from TXDOT, we were unable to go forward with those plans. Member, Bob Tyson, asked in reference to the current budget, why the projected water sales from last year to this year have a difference of $200,000.00. Bruce Bolick, Treasurer, explained that weather is always a determining factor in the sale of water and that we have to be conservative in con- sidering that factor. Member, Jeff Lander, asked if Salado Water Supply will ever extend its services to include billing on the new sewer system. Ricky Preston explained that Salado Water Supply Corporation is in no way associated with the Village of Salado, which is who is in charge of the sewer system, and that no plans are expected to combine the two separate entities. With no other questions being asked, Fletcher Rhodes explained to members State voting procedures and announced the incumbent board mem- bers for the next three years are Steven Ervin, Bruce Bolick and Bob Bradley. He told the members he appreciated their attendance and asked the Board of Directors for a motion to adjourn the 2019 Annual Membership Meeting. A motion was made by Bruce Bolick and was seconded by Lawson Grant and the meeting adjourned at 7:20 PM.

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