Salado VVillageillage VVoiceoice Vol. XLII, Number 22 Thursday, September 19, 2019 254/947-5321 saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ BoA to consider allowing night driving of carts By Tim Fleischer According to the Texas Editor-in-Chief Department of Motor Ve- hicles, “state law allows for Salado aldermen will dis- use of golf carts with a slow- cuss at their regular meet- moving vehicle emblem in ing 6:30 p.m. September 19 the following situations: amending the current golf • in master planned com- cart ordinance to allow for munities with a uniform set nighttime operations on Vil- of restrictive covenants in lage streets. place, The proposed amend- • on public or private ment puts in place language beaches, that aldermen directed vil- • during the daytime and lage staff at their Sept. 5 no more than two miles meeting to inject into the or- from where the owner usu- dinance. Aldermen had just ally parks the golf cart and defeated a directive to staff for transportation to or from that would have put in place a golf course, or some regulations suggested • to cross intersections, by aldermen John Cole. including a road or street “I went door to door and that has a posted speed limit talked to as many people as I of more than 35 miles per could before I was elected,” hour.” Cole told an audience of Municipalities are al- about 70 at the municipal lowed to pass local ordi- building Sept. 17. “The big- nance allowing or restricting gest concern I got was not the use of golf carts. the sewer. It wasn’t Sanctu- In these cases, the golf ary. It wasn’t expansion. It cart must be insured and Jake Markham and Taylor Rich were crowned 2019 Salado High School Homecoming King and Queen. Markham is was golf carts.” have the following minimum the son of Keith and Caroline Markham while Rich is the daughter of James and Kendra Rich. The two were crowned He said the current ordi- equipment: head lamps, tail during the halftime of the Salado Eagles home game versus the Austin Travis Rebels. The Eagles won 50-0. For photos nance “says we can do any- lamps, reflectors, parking of the senior nominees, turn to page 4B this edition. (Photo by Royce Wiggin) thing we want to do with a brake, mirrors, and a slow- golf cart.” moving vehicle emblem, ac- The room seemed to be cording to the Texas DMV. divided evenly between The issue of insurance on BoA mulls deals for new properties, those who wanted no fur- a golf cart brought various ther regulations and those statements from residents. who wanted regulations con- Some said they were cov- cerning children driving and ered on their property and issues legal threat to existing ones By Tim Fleischer other safety regulations such off property by homeowners duct a portion of the overall mechanism be it sales tax rent economic development Editor-in-Chief as seat belts and night time insurance. Others said that impact fee of $3,750 per Liv- rebate or property tax re- policies, including the cur- driving. they found separate policies ing Unit Equivalent (LUE). bate.” rent requirement for a devel- Discussion among resi- just for their golf carts. Oth- The same week that al- The collection system por- The Village has entered oper to pay the full cost of dents at the town hall meet- ers said that policies only dermen will discuss and tion of the Impact Fee is into two economic develop- extending sewer to its loca- ing went from those who covered licensed drivers op- consider issues relating to about $1,200. ment agreements, one with a tion if requesting it. wanted to restrict young erating the golf cart. the wastewater service ex- Village administrator developer already in the Vil- For the 130-something children from driving golf Whether local police will tension policy for future brought up development lage limits (Stagecoach Inn) original customers, though, carts to those residents who check proof of insurance for developments in Salado” agreements with properties and one for a development which have generated sales felt that any regulation was golf cart operators on public existing property owners re- that may annex into the Vil- that subsequently annexed tax for the Village for 19 one more form of over-regu- streets remains unanswered. ceived a postcard that stated lage and tie into the sewer into the village. Both of years and property taxes lation by the government. They haven’t so far. that failure to connect by the system that would allow those agreements included to the village for a decade, The current ordinance al- Discussion on the issue Oct. 1 deadline may result those developers to be re- rebates of varying percent- there are no offers of eco- lows operation of golf carts during the hour long town “in the Village taking legal imbursed for some of their ages of hotel occupancy nomic development agree- on roads that are within the hall seemed to get in the action to bring the property costs of connecting to the taxes, sales tax rebates, and ments or reimbursement of Village of Salado boundar- ditch more than any golf cart into compliance.” sewer system. property tax rebates. Fur- impact fees. ies and have posted speed driving by anyone. Currently the policy for Development agreements, ther, the agreement with Instead, they get a yellow limits of less than 35 mph. You can find a video of extension of the sewer col- Ferguson said, could include Stagecoach Inn waived any postcard that threatens legal Other than that, it defaults the meeting on social media, lection system is borne by “reimbursement through in- future sewer impact fees. action if they do not comply to state law regulating those if you haven’t already. the developer. Bearing that crement financing, or some Aldermen will discuss by Oct. 1. operations. cost, the developer can de- other type of refunding possible changes to its cur- Four generations make cupboard cookies for Christmas in October By Jennifer Clark vide annual scholarships for local high school students to Mary Hodge moved to attend college or technical Salado in 1946 after marry- school. ing C.B. Hodge. The Hodge This year the Bake Sale family had been in the Prai- will be held October 11 and rie Dell/Salado area since 12 and volunteers like the the late 1800’s and Mary’s Hodge family are always family, the Harrisons, ar- needed to support this annu- rived in Texas in the 1830’s al event. The Auxiliary wel- and were first citizens of the comes any baked items such state. Mary is a 5th genera- as pies, cakes, breads, cook- tion Texan, making Emer- ies, cupcakes and brownies. son, her great granddaugh- Baked items may be deliv- ter, an 8th generation Texan. ered to The Venue on Col- Mary was a charter mem- lege Street from 8 am to 5 ber of the Salado Chamber pm on Thursday and Friday, of Commerce Ladies Aux- Oct. 10 - 11, and from 8 a.m. iliary when it was organized to 10 a.m. on Saturday, Octo- in the early 1970’s. Christ- ber 12. mas in October, the Aux- Baking containers are iliary’s annual fundraiser, provided free of charge at quickly followed, alongside the Chamber Visitors Cen- the Ladies Auxiliary Annual ter (across from Stagecoach Bake Sale, and she has been Inn) Friday, September 30 cooking every year since. until Monday, October 7. Now the annual baking has Support your community become a family tradition. and join the Hodge family Proceeds from the Christ- in this Salado tradition by mas in October Bake Sale baking for Christmas in Oc- are given back to the com- tober. The Ladies Auxiliary Four generations, one recipe: Mary Hodge is shown above with her daughter Rita Zbranek, great-granddaughter Em- munity each year, donated to appreciates your support in erson Conley and grand-daughter Marisa Conley at her Salado home perfecting the cupboard cookies recipe for the local nonprofits and to pro- baking for this year’s sale. upcoming Christmas in October bake sale. (Photo by Jennifer Clark) Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, September 19, 2019 FORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas Retail sales up 4.1% from last year, auto sales up 1.8% from July The Markets Jason Walrath, Kathi’s husband, Tom Maynard, State Board of Education Member for Our dear old favorite District 10, Kathi Walrath Diane Walrath, Kathi’s mother-in-law Louis Walrath, Kathi’s index, the S&P 500 Stock Market & Economic father-in-law Index (SPX), turned in an above-average week, rising Update 0.96% to close at 3007.39. Congratulation to Kathi That puts it still 20 points By Jeffrey W. McClure below where it was about six weeks ago, but on an improving trend after the GDP growth was driven by that the sustainable U.S. Walrath for being named Chinese government an- consumer spending. Almost GDP growth rate was nounced a suspension of exclusively based on con- 1.75%. He cited a critical tariffs on at least some pork sumer spending growth, labor shortage, immigration the U.S. GDP grew at an restrictions, and trade poli- TASB Hero for Children and soybean imports in re- sponse to President Trump’s annualized rate of 3.1% in cy uncertainty as the limit- Congratulations to Kathi short-term deferral of tariff the first quarter and at a 2% ing factors on U.S. Growth. Walrath for receiving the increases from the current rate in the second. Consid- Separately, the Federal Superintendent’s Texas State Board of Edu- 25% to 30% on some goods. ering that the jump in ve- Reserve issued a predic- cation’s Heroes for Children The week’s close puts the hicle sales is very unlikely tion that 2019 GDP growth award last Friday. Only Corner SPX up 3.53% from a year to continue, the underly- would be approximately fifteen people in the entire ago. ing zero growth in other 2.1% with lower growth by Dr. Michael Novotny state are selected for this The big market news was retail sales for the month forecast for 2020 and 2021. award each year. During a 40.2 basis point rise in the caused the consensus for The National Federation the ceremony in Austin, yield of the 10-year U.S. third-quarter GDP growth of Independent Businesses Kathi received a plaque rec- dent at Salado Junior High sion stands, and organizing Treasury note to 1.898%, to be reduced to about 1.8%. announced that 34.4% of ognizing her service, a copy School. The following is a numerous fundraisers. Most again apparently on the po- Unemployment re- its members reported that of the board resolution hon- brief description of the vol- recently Kathi served on tential for a breakthrough mained at 3.7% for August difficulty in finding qual- oring her service, a certifi- unteer work performed by Salado’s Long-Range Facil- in the trade war. With the although the creation of ified workers was limiting cate of recognition from the Kathi. ities Planning Committee, 90-day T-bill at 1.961%, the new job openings slowed. growth. That number is a governor, and photographs Kathi Walrath began as which culminated with the yield curve remains invert- Overall, the economy con- new record with the pre- commemorating the cere- a room mother in her son’s calling of a bond election. ed and thereby still fore- tinues to function at some- vious record being 33% mony. Her name will also kindergarten class in Sal- She then became treasurer casting a recession, just not thing approaching its full during the year 2000, just be engraved on a perpetual ado ISD, but her volunteer of the Vote Yes for Salado so strongly. West Texas In- capacity. In another area before the recession that plaque that is permanently activities quickly expand- ISD Political Action Com- termediate crude oil headed where the headline num- began in 2001. In 2007, just displayed at the Texas Edu- ed. She has since served as mittee. Kathi made calls in the other direction, de- ber was different from the before the Great Recession, cation Agency. the Parent Teacher Orga- and walked door to door clining 3.33% for the week, underlying “core” figures, the number stood at 27. That Kathi is married to Jason nization (PTO) volunteer handing out bond infor- closing at $54.86. the consumer price index abnormally high percentage Walrath, who is a retired coordinator for about five mation, all while battling (CPI), a widely followed in- of businesses reporting dif- United States Army gener- years and PTO president for breast cancer. Her work The Economy flation measure, rose only ficulty in finding qualified al and a commercial airline about seven years. Her ac- paid off with an almost two- The Commerce Depart- 0.1% in August. The back- workers is another indicator pilot. Their son, Jake is a tivities have included orga- to-one victory at the polls. ment released its first esti- side to that report was that that the economy is running graduate of Salado High nizing school holiday par- Congratulations to Kathi mate of what happened in core consumer prices rose at or very near to its maxi- School and a student and ties, chaperoning field trips, Walrath for receiving the the U.S. economy during 0.3%, or 3.6% on an annual- mum capacity. football player at Tarleton photographing school ac- Texas State Board of Edu- the month of August. The ized basis for the last three In an oddly contrasting State. Their daughter, Ol- tivities, chairing the Spring cation’s Heroes for Children good news was that vehi- months. That report put the data set, the number of re- ivia, is an eighth grade stu- Fling, working the conces- award! cle purchases jumped 1.8% rise in core consumer prices tail stores closing or filing from July in response to up 2.4% from a year ago, but for bankruptcy in the first lower interest rates and ve- on a trend that seems to in- six months of 2019 has ex- hicle price cuts as the new dicate higher inflation may ceeded the number for all model year draws near. Ve- be in store for the months of 2018. Anecdotal reports hicle purchases were the to come. Another support- suggest that the labor short- driver in raising retail sales ing indicator, real hourly age, excessive debt, expan- earnings, increased 0.4% sion that anticipated con- Yes, Gun Ownership by 0.4% for the month. That was the good news. The in August, a 4.8% annual- tinuing retail sales growth, other side of the story is that ized rate. For the trailing 12 and the growth of online except for consumer vehicle months, wages were up only shopping were the culprits. 1.5%, so average real wages, The bottom line is Is a God-Given Right purchases, consumer spend- ing on retail purchases was probably the main driver of that the economy contin- inflation, is accelerating. ues to drive forward at or the same as it was in July. The fastest way to trend and has been recognized as The Chairman of the near-maximum capacity but Looking back at the trail- on Twitter, and not in a good such for a long time in An- Chicago Federal Reserve the growth rate is slowing ing numbers, retail sales are way, is to say that the right Rich glo-America. The right to Bank and a voting mem- and weaker businesses are up a whopping 4.1% from to bear arms is a God-given bear arms had deep roots ber of the Federal Reserve beginning to show signs of a year ago, demonstrating right. in England, and predated Board stated in a speech stress. Lowry how much of the last year’s Texas state Rep. Matt the Constitution on these

Schaefer established this shores. beyond a doubt in a Twit- There was no doubt at the stand?’” That’s not the ques- ter thread in the aftermath time about the importance MEMBER tion, though. The Second of the West Texas shoot- of the right to bear arms. Amendment isn’t funda- 2019 ing spree. He said that he Harsanyi writes that “not a mentally about Uncle Dick wouldn’t use “the evil acts single soul in the provisional bagging deer, but about his of a handful of people to di- government or at the Second ability to defend himself and minish the God-given rights Continental Congress or any his family. of my fellow Texans.” delegate at the Constitution- The notion of God-given Progressives were al Convention -- or, for that rights shouldn’t be contro- aghast, and when actress Al- matter, any new American versial. It is a bedrock of Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 yssa Milano objected, Texas -- ever argued against the the American creed, writ- Phone: 254/947-5321 Sen. Ted Cruz jumped in idea of individuals owning a ten into the Declaration of Salado Village Voice is published weekly every Thursday by Salado Village Voice, Inc., to support Schaefer’s ar- firearm.” Independence. Its preamble 213 Mill Creek Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Texas 76571. Periodicals postage gument (in less bombastic None of this is necessar- says, of course, that all men paid at Salado, Texas. Periodicals permit #02527. POSTMASTER: Please send address terms). ily a trump card in the gun “are endowed by their Cre- changes to Salado Village Voice, PO Box 587, Salado, TX 76571. Subscription Rates: $26 The basic proposition control debate -- the most ator with certain unalienable per year in Bell County, $28 per year outside of Bell County; $38 per year outside of Texas. isn’t hard to defend, and commonly proposed gun Rights.” indeed it is written into our control restrictions wouldn’t The Bill of Rights num- Office Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays fundamental documents. substantially lessen gun bers “the right of the peo- News releases: [email protected] This doesn’t mean that God ownership. It does mean, ple to keep and bear Arms” Display advertising: [email protected] wants you to own an AR-15, though, that there is a limit among those unalienable Classified advertising: [email protected] or that every jot and tittle to how far gun control can rights. Why? Because the of our current gun regime go in America and that pro- founders believed that ev- Deadlines: Display ads • noon Fridays Classified ads • noon Mondays is divinely mandated. Far ponents of new restrictions eryone has an inherent right Editorial policies: Opinions on the editorial pages are those of the writer, not necessarily­ the owners from it. Yet there is a natu- should be fully aware that to self-defense. or employees of the Salado Village Voice. All letters to the editor should be signed and have a ral right to self-defense, and they are tampering with a As David Harsanyi notes phone number and address for verification. The editor reserves the right to reject and/or edit any gun ownership is inherently constitutionally protected in his history of the gun in letter. Letters should be limited to 300 words. We DO NOT publish poems in our Letters to the Editor. connected to that right in a individual right. America, “First Freedom,” modern society. If Uncle Dick likes to John Adams said in his This is glossed over even hunt, good for him. But defense of one of the Brit- Letters to the editor can be emailed to [email protected] by Democrats who have a his right to own a firearm ish soldiers charged in the or mailed to Salado Village Voice, PO Box 587, Salado, TX 76571. connection to America’s doesn’t begin or end there. culture of gun ownership. Boston Massacre in 1770 They can be delivered to 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite #125. that self-defense was “the Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Fleischer, Managing Editor Minnesota Sen. Amy Klo- Rich Lowry is editor of the primary canon in the law of [email protected] [email protected] buchar said the other week, National Review. Stephanie Hood, Composition Royce Wiggin, Administrative Assistant “I look at [gun legislation] nature.” [email protected] [email protected] and I always say, ‘Does this Owning a gun is an ex- (c) 2019 by King Features hurt Uncle Dick in his deer tension of this law of nature Synd., Inc. Salado Fire Dept. Fish Fry SALADO Village Voice, September 19, 2019, Page 3A Call me today for a no-obligation quote! 254.947.0995 Rita Zbranek Your Local Farmers Agent

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Salado Church of Christ Community Life Come find out why our church family Brett Turner appointed is driven by the same purpose Jesus gave to all his disciples – president of Montieth to love God completely, to love our neighbors (as we love ourselves), Abstract & Title Company

and to serve all the above. Monteith Abstract & You are always welcome! Title Co. is excited to an- nounce the appointment of Brett Turner as their new Sunday Bible Classes • 9 a.m. president. Worship • 10 a.m. The company has been 947-5241 Spanish Worship - Call Church for times a family owned and oper- ated business in Bell Coun- IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Wednesday ty since 1876, when it was Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. www.saladochurchofchrist.com founded by A. M. Monteith. Mrs. Mary Monteith sold the business to Frank Turn- er, Sr. in 1951. Following in the footsteps of his grand- ENCOUNTER GOD. father, Frank Turner Sr., and his father and mother, BE EQUIPPED WITH TRUTH. Frank Turner Jr. and Mari- lyn Turner, Brett will be the ENGAGE THE WORLD. 3rd generation of Turners to lead the oldest and most ex- perienced title company in Bell County. Brett was instrumen- Worship with us Sunday at tal in implementing the 10:30am just two miles west of ‘Monteith #GiveBack Cam- gracesalado.com/visit Salado High School on FM 2484. paign’ in which the compa- ny was able to donate over gracesalado.com/visit $185,000 to local organiza- tions. He has led the com- pany in a variety of avenues to give back to the commu- Monteith Abstract and Title Company newly appointed nities that Monteith serves. President Brett Turner GRACE CHURCH SALADO Their new motto, “Experi- ence, Family and Integrity”, represents what the compa- ty title. Baylor Scott & White Mc- ny has stood for during the Deeply rooted in Bell Lane’s Children Hospital past 68 years that the Turn- County, Brett graduated Advisory Committee ers have owned Monteith from Belton High School He and his wife, Alli- Abstract & Title Co. This in 1999 and received his son have been married for motto is the guiding force degree in Marketing from 16 years. They have two to which Brett plans to lead UMHB in 2004. He is an ac- daughters, McKinley, age the company for decades to tive member of the TBBOR, 14 and Meredith age 11. www.fbcsalado.org come. TABA, Fellowship of Chris- Brett and his family are Monteith proudly serves tian Athletes and Young active members of Temple (254) 947-5465 Belton, Killeen, Salado, Life. Brett has served on Bible Church. Temple and the surrounding the Boards of Central Texas Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor areas, insuring your proper- Christian School, FCA and WEDNESDAY 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal SUNDAY 5:30 p.m. Jr High MIDWEEK Harlan “Rip” Van Winkle 8:30 a.m. Classic Worship Service 6 p.m. Adult Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Kingdom Kids (K-6) honored with Congressional 11 a.m. Contemporary 6 p.m. Bible Drill (4-6) Worship Service 6 p.m. ESL Veteran Commendation 6:15 p.m. MIDWEEK MEAL (YOUTH) 6:45 p.m. High School MIDWEEK Salado resident Harlan Congressional District of “Rip” Van Winkle will be Texas. The nominee must among those honored by have been active duty in the Congressman John R. Car- United States Armed Forces ter on Oct. 5 with the Con- or was a reservist called to gressioanl Veteran Com- active duty and the nominee mendation. must have retired from the The Congressional Vet- United States Armed Forc- eran Commendation is a es or was honorably dis- nominations-based pro- charged. gram designed to recognize Harlan “Rip” Van Winkle Van Winkle will be the wartime sacrifices and honored during a special peacetime community in- ceremony at 11 a.m. Oct. 5 volvement of residents of every way. at Texas A&M university the 31st Congressional Dis- To be considered for the Central Texas Warrior Hall, trict of Texas. Honorees are award, the veteran must 1001 Leadership Place, exceptional Americans in currently reside in the 31st Killeen.

Members of the Gov. Samuel Mathews Colonial Dames XVII Century Chapter attended Share your family and church news the Texas Society Colonial Dames XVII Century Fall Workshop/Board of Management meeting in Temple. l-r: Welba Dorsey, Sandra Simmons, Jane Debenport, Marilyn Cov- Send emails with photos to: ington, Beckey Worley, Donnie Yeilding, Doris Stadler, Vicki Harlan. [email protected] SALADO Village Voice, September 19, 2019, Page 5A Community Life

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949 West Village Road, Salado topics from his book with SAR BroeckerFuneralHome.com (254) 947-0066 LTC (Ret) Lee Lanning, journal while completing USA, delivered a presenta- three tours in Vietnam. tion at the Sept. 14 meet- After which the Army sent ing of the local chapter of him to journalism school Dossman the Sons of the American for a master’s degree. He Revolution on his book ti- began writing by editing Funeral Home tled “American Revolution the journals he previous- IN SERVICE TO OUR FELLOW MAN 100: the People, Battles, ly wrote and came up with and Events of the American 1,000 pages. The first War for Independence”. publisher he contacted was 933-2525 In his book he gives the interested in his Vietnam serving all of Bell County whole picture of the influ- experiences and agreed to ential people of the Amer- print his book if he would DossmanFH.com ican Revolution beginning condense it, which he did. with George Washington Individuals interested and Yorktown. Washing- in researching their ances- ton’s greatest influence was tors going back the Amer- on organizing the Army, ican Revolution to see if 2525 N. Main • Belton while the militias were or- eligible to join the Sons of ganized at the state level. the American Revolution He said history is not what (SAR) can contact the Texas happened but it is the influ- Society Sons of the Amer- Presbyterian ential people and what they ican Revolution website at did that make history. The LTC (Ret) Lee Lanning discusses his book The American txssar.org. The local chap- Church of Salado ter is the Heart of Texas 100 in the book focuses on Revolution 100: People, Battles and Events A Friendly, Small Church with a Message those who were the most Chapter (#26). Information influential and battles that on joining is available at What others say about the church: had the most importance. expects people reading his and events. the meetings. The goal of “The way church used to be.” He mentions battles fought book to disagree with his LTC Lanning presented the SAR is to honor our an- “Old favorite hymns that are meant to be sung.” in the south as making a 100, but his research lead how he came to write this cestors and perpetuate our “The Message is from the Bible in context.” difference in the outcome him to these influential pa- book plus 28 others. He American heritage. of the revolution. Lanning triots (and traitors), battles began by keeping a daily Good month for viewing planets with Astronomical Society Sunday Services 10 a.m. The Central Texas As- to look out of the plane of You will be able to look Also mosquito spray is Adult Sunday School at 9 a.m. tronomical Society (CTAS) the galaxy during the eve- at these and various other always a handy item as it is Men’s Prayer Breakfast Tues 8 a.m. will host public star par- ning. This makes more celestial objects this month. still summer and we’re by a Chair Yoga Tuesday 1 p.m. | Thurs 10:30 a.m. ties on Sat., Sept. 21, from globular clusters and gal- Check their website, http:// lake. Choir Practice on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. around 7:45 p.m. to 10:30 axies available for obser- www.centexastronomy.org, p.m. vation. M81 (Bode’s Gal- for directions to the site Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor These free events will axy), and M82 (The Cigar close to you and for more 105 Salado Plaza Drive St. Stephen from the intersection of Main and Salado Plaza Drive, be held at Overlook Park Galaxy) in Ursa Major and information. South to the first drive on the right near the Stillhouse Hollow M33 (The Pinwheel Gal- If this event is cancelled Catholic Lake dam outside Belton, axy) in Triangulum are eas- due to weather, a cancel- Church presbsalado.org (254) 308-2023 and at the Hubbard City ily visible. lation notice will be post- Religious Education Lakes Park in Hubbard. In Hercules are two ed by 5 p.m. on the CTAS Classes - Wednesday CTAS members will pro- globular clusters, M92 and website. You may register K thru 12th 5:30 - 8 p.m. vide telescopes for public the very impressive M13 online for this event and Mass Schedule viewing. Guests are also (the Great Hercules Clus- receive monthly notices of Tuesday - 6 p.m. Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. welcome to bring their own ter). Also in northern skies future events. Friday - Noon telescopes or binoculars. are galaxies such as M51 Participants may want Saturday - 5:30 p.m. CTAS will not have it’s (the Whirlpool Galaxy), to bring a small flashlight Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. Sidewalk Star Party at Her- M101, and M31 (the An- (preferably with a red filter) or call for an appointment itage Square, 3rd St., and dromeda Galaxy). to get around the parking Friday Austin Ave. in Waco. It is September is a good lot and viewing area and a Adoration (Holy Hour) 11 a.m. 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado cancelled this month. month for the planets. Start- lawn chair to make viewing Sunday As the sky darkens at ing in the west are Mer- more comfortable. You may (English) 9 a.m. Church service starts 10 am twilight, in the north are cury and Venus although want a light jacket/hoodie. (Spanish) 11 a.m. NGC 457 (the ET Cluster they are close to the sun at With the possibility of wind Office Hours: Monday - Friday (254) 947-7211 or Owl Cluster), NGC 663 sunset. Moving eastward coming off the lake, dress 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. in Cassiopeia, and the Per- is Jupiter easily visible in for colder weather than you 601 FM 2268 www.3ccowboyfellowship.org seus Double Cluster. Just the South . Next is golden expect it to be. north of the Double Cluster Saturn. Even Neptune and 947-8037 Follow events on our website calendar is Stock 2 (the Muscleman Uranus are up in the night www.saintstephenchurch.org Cluster) also in Cassiopeia. sky but require small tele- In Vulpecula is M27 (the scopes to see. This month Dumbbell Nebula). Mars is too close to the sun All events are in Worship Center unless otherwise noted This month we are able to be seen. Sunday, September 22

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Editor-in-Chief Thankfully for the vis- The Rebels are winless, iting Austin Travis Rebels, having won their last var- It could have been worse. Coach Haire did call off the sity football game on Sept. Much worse. dogs in the third quarter and 22, 2017. Alan Haire could have the refs and timekeepers all The Eagles got off to a kept his starting backfield agreed to let the clock run. somewhat slow start, af- inEnglish for the second5”x16” half. Despite that, the Salado ter forcing the Rebels to a The refs and time clock Eagles beat the Travis Reb- three-and-out series. The could have stopped during els 50-0 on Sept. 13 to im- Eagles fumbled on their PUBLIC NOTICE Proposition Number 4 or other properties held in the (HJR 38) permanent school fund to dis- Explanatory HJR 38 proposes a constitu- tribute certain revenue to the Statements for the tional amendment prohibiting available school fund. November 5, 2019 the state from imposing or The proposed amendment Constitutional collecting an individual income will appear on the ballot as Amendment Election tax, including an individu- follows: “The constitutional al’s share of partnership and amendment allowing in- Proposition Number 1 unincorporated association creased distributions to the (HJR 72) income. There is no current available school fund.” HJR 72 proposes a constitu- constitutional bar on imposing Proposition Number 8 tional amendment permitting or collecting an individual in- (HJR 4) an elected municipal judge to come tax. HJR 4 proposes a constitu- serve as a municipal judge in The proposed amendment tional amendment creating more than one municipality at will appear on the ballot as the flood infrastructure fund the same time. Unlike an ap- follows: “The constitutional as a special fund in the state pointed municipal judge, an amendment prohibiting the treasury, using money appro- elected municipal judge may imposition of an individual priated from the economic not concurrently hold another income tax, including a tax stabilization fund. The flood municipal judge office. This on an individual’s share of infrastructure fund would pro- amendment would allow an partnership and unincorpo- vide additional resources to elected municipal judge to rated association income.” implement plans to mitigate serve as a municipal judge in Proposition Number 5 flood damage. The proposed Jacob Self forces Austin Travis running back Jaylen Crayton to fumble out of bounds more than one municipality at (SJR 24) amendment would authorize during the Salado Eagles’ lopsided 50-0 win on Sept. 13. (Photo by Royce Wiggin) the same time, in the same the Texas Water Develop- manner as appointed munici- SJR 24 proposes a constitu- ment Board to use money in pal judges. tional amendment that would first drive to turn the ball second and 9, Chris Bates zone where Ethan Scott fell automatically appropriate the the flood infrastructure fund over and then the defense bulled through the de- on the ball for a touchback. The proposed amendment will net revenue received from for drainage, flood mitigation, forced Travis into its second fense and sprinted toward Miller led the Eagles appear on the ballot as follows: the portion of the state’s tax or flood control projects. The “The constitutional amend- punt. the goal line for a 56 yard defense, which allowed 66 revenue received on sales of proposed amendment also Wrook Brown, who only touchdown with less than a yards on the ground and ment permitting a person to would authorize the creation of sporting goods to the Texas saw action in the second minute ticked off the third 51 in the air, with 10 tack- hold more than one office separate accounts in the flood Parks and Wildlife Depart- half as the kicker, took the quarter clock. Brown’s kick les and a QB sack. Morvant as a municipal judge at the infrastructure fund as neces- ment (TPWD) and the Texas first handoff of the second made it 50-0, at which point followed with 8 tackles and same time.” sary to administer the fund or Historical Commission (THC). series and dashed through Haire’s boys took control of a sack while Jacob Self Proposition Number 2 The legislature would main- authorized projects. (SJR 79) the Travis defense for a 71 the clock for the remainder had 7 tackles and caused a tain the authority to determine The proposed amendment yard touchdown at 5:53 in of the game. fumble. Travis Carter had 5 the specific uses of the funds will appear on the ballot as SJR 79 proposes a constitu- the first. Brown finished Toward the end of the tackles. Greg Washington tional amendment authorizing and their allocation between follows: “The constitutional the night just short of 100 third, Travis threatened caused a fumble and had 4 the Texas Water Development TPWD and THC. amendment providing for yards with 97 yards on eight to score with a successful tackles. Latrell Jenkins had Board to issue additional gen- the creation of the flood in- The proposed amendment carries and two TDs. Brown drive of 10 plays but Rebel an interception return for a eral obligation bonds, in an will appear on the ballot as frastructure fund to assist amount that does not exceed in the financing of drainage, connected with Noah running back Darien Mc- TD. Josue Loza recovered a follows: “The constitution- Mescher for a two-point Ferrin fumbled into the end bad snap to set up a score. $200 million, for the econom- al amendment dedicating flood mitigation, and flood conversion and 8-0 lead. ically distressed areas pro- the revenue received from control projects.” After the Salado defense gram. These bonds can only the existing state sales and Proposition Number 9 1 2 3 4 F forced another three-and- Travis Rebels 0 0 0 0 0 be used to provide financing use taxes that are imposed (HJR 95) for the development of wa- out series (seven altogeth- Salado Eagles 15 28 7 0 50 on sporting goods to the HJR 95 proposes a constitu- ter supply and sewer service er on the night), Mescher Team Statistics Texas Parks and Wildlife tional amendment authoriz- projects in those economically scored on a 34 yard run to Salado Statistic Travis Department and the Texas ing the legislature to create 17 First Downs 7 distressed areas as defined by top an eight play, 75-yard Historical Commission to a property tax exemption for 43-408 Rushing: Carries-Yards 22-66 law. drive for the Eagles. Brown protect Texas’ natural areas, precious metal held in a pre- 2-1 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 toed the extra point for a The proposed amendment water quality, and history cious metal depository located 14 Passing Yards 51 will appear on the ballot as by acquiring, managing, in this state. 15-0 lead. 3-2-0 Atts-Comps-Ints 16-8-0 follows: “The constitutional and improving state and lo- Lucas Morvant sacked 3-25 Penalties-Yards 8-33 The proposed amendment amendment providing for cal parks and historic sites Steven Lopez to set up the 2-44.5 Punts-Avg. 7-32.7 will appear on the ballot as the issuance of additional while not increasing the rate next three-and-out series 7-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-28 follows: “The constitution- general obligation bonds of the state sales and use and Salado’s next TD. The Scoring al amendment authorizing by the Texas Water Devel- taxes.” Eagles ate up 59 yards SHS: Wrook Brown, 71 yard run. Brown pass to Noah Mescher the legislature to exempt opment Board in an amount 2-point PAT, 5:53 1st, 8-0. Proposition Number 6 from ad valorem taxation of their brand new artifi- not to exceed $200 million to SHS: Mescher, 34 yard run. Brown kick, 0:19, 1st, 15-0. (HJR 12) precious metal held in a cial turf and Reid Vincent SHS: Reid Vincent, 5 yard run. Brown kick, 8:51 2nd, 22-0. provide financial assistance HJR 12 proposes a constitu- precious metal depository scored on a five yard run SHS: Vincent 16 yard run. Brown kick, 5:58 2nd, 29-0. for the development of cer- tional amendment authorizing located in this state.” with 8:51 left in the half. SHS: Brown, 2 yard run. Brown kick, 1:32 2nd, 36-0. tain projects in economical- Brown’s kick made it 22-0. the legislature to increase the Proposition Number 10 SHS: Latrell Jenkins 90 yard interception return. Brown kick. ly distressed areas.” Peyton Miller had a sack 0:00 2nd, 43-0. maximum bond amount for (SJR 32) Proposition Number 3 the Cancer Prevention and in the next series for Sala- SHS: Chris Bates, 56 yard run. Brown kick. 11:04 3rd, 50-0. SJR 32 proposes a constitu- (HJR 34) Research Institute of Texas do and the Eagles drove 68 Individual Leaders: tional amendment authorizing Rushing: Salado: Noah Mescher, 9-118 yards-1 TD; Wrook HJR 34 proposes a constitu- (CPRIT) from yards in three plays with the legislature to allow a state Brown, 8-97-2 TD; Reid Vincent, 8-74 yards-1 TD. Travis: tional amendment allowing the Mescher covering 52 of $3 billion to $6 billion to be agency or political subdivision Stephen Lopez, 11-41 yards-2 fumbles; Nick Zake, 4-20 yards. legislature to temporarily ex- them in two carries. Vincent issued by the Texas Public to transfer a law enforcement Passing: Travis: Lopez, 16-8-51-0-0. Salado: Hutton Haire: empt from ad valorem taxation scored on a 16 yard run with Finance Authority. CPRIT was animal to the animal’s handler 2-1-0. a portion of certain property 5:58 left in the half. Brown created in 2007 to promote or another qualified caretaker Receiving: Travis: Jerry Cephus: 2-18 yards; Salado: Brown, located in an area covered and fund cancer research in in certain circumstances. Cur- kicked for a 29-0 lead. 1-11 yards. by a disaster declaration of Texas. CPRIT uses bond pro- rently, the Texas Constitution Salado gave up a rare the governor. The proposed ceeds to award grants for can- prevents the transfer of certain first down before forcing a amendment would allow the cer research and prevention. public property, such as law punt with under three min- legislature to prescribe the The proposed amendment enforcement animals, to a pri- utes left in the half. Josue SHS may form method of determining the will appear on the ballot as vate person or organization at Loza fell on a snap over the amount of the tax exemption follows: “The constitutional no cost. This amendment au- head of the punter to give and the duration of the exemp- amendment authorizing the thorizes the legislature to allow Salado the ball at the Tra- tion and also would allow the dance squad legislature to increase by $3 the transfer of a law enforce- vis 7 yard line. Two plays legislature to create any addi- billion the maximum bond ment animal to the animal’s later, Brown dove in from Salado High School is School library. tional eligibility requirements amount authorized for the handler or another qualified the 2 yard line with 1:32 left for the tax exemption. exploring the possibility Tipping is hoping to Cancer Prevention and Re- caretaker at no cost, upon the on the clock. He kicked the of reforming a high school form a Dance Team Prep The proposed amendment search Institute of Texas.” animal’s retirement or at an- PAT for a 36-0 lead. varsity dance team in the Class for all seventh grad- will appear on the ballot as Proposition Number 7 other time if the transfer is de- Travis got across mid- 2020 school year. ers through 11th graders follows: “The constitutional (HJR 151) termined to be in the animal’s field for the first time in “To make this a reality, who are interested in dance. amendment authorizing the best interest. the game with just seconds we need to establish interest The session will be held on legislature to provide for a HJR 151 proposes a consti- The proposed amendment will left in the half, but Latrell and potential involvement,” Sundays at Thomas Arnold temporary exemption from tutional amendment allowing appear on the ballot as follows: Jenkins stepped in front ad valorem taxation of a por- increased distributions from saod Traci Tipping, who Elementary gym 2 (SIS) “The constitutional amend- tion of the appraised value $300 million per year to $600 of a pass and returned the will act as the sponsor of at 2 p.m. on the following ment to allow the transfer of of certain property damaged million per year to the avail- interception 90 yards for the dance team, named the dates: Oct. 13, Nov. 10, Jan. a law enforcement animal to by a disaster.” able school fund and also a touchdown with no time SHS Starlets. 10, Feb. 9 and March 8. allowing the State Board of a qualified caretaker in cer- left on the first half clock. Tipping invited parents For more information Education, the General Land tain circumstances.” Brown kicked the PAT for a and students to an informa- about this initiative, contact Office, and other entities that Published by The Office of the Texas 43-0 lead. tional meetings for parents Tipping at tracitipping@ya- manage revenue from land Secretary of State, www.VoteTexas.gov, The Eagles received the and students at 6:30 p.m. hoo.com. 1/800-252-VOTE(8683). second half kick off. On Sept. 23 at the Salado High Page 2B salado Village Voice, September 19, 2019 Salado squads sweep University

Salado Lady Eagles beat the visiting Waco Universi- ty Lady Trojans last week. The varsity squad came out a little flat in the first set, dropping DONRINGLERTOYOTAgame one .COM with a score of 20-25. This would be the only victory for University on the night as Salado came back with 254.774.6500a vengeance to win the next three sets with scores of 25- 18. 25-22, and 15-25. OutEXIT- 294B OFF I·35 side hitter Landry Rogers had a big nightBETWEEN with 11 kills BELTON AND TEMPLE and 8 assists. DS Breigh Ol- iver would also have a great game totaling 12 digs. JV Red: The Lady Eagle JV Red squad came away with a convincing victory in straight sets (25-21, 25- 6). After coming out a little slow, Salado would leave no doubt who the better team was in the second set. Freshman, Katey Bartek, and Junior, Janiah Del Rio, the combined for 9 kills, 8 digs, and 3 blocks. JV White – Makayla Bush, Macie Pittman, and Kiara Dabney would serve strong and keep the Lady Trojans on their heels all night to win easily in two sets (25-8, 25-13).DONRINGLERTOYOTABreigh Oliver digs the ball for.COM the Lady Eagles during their four set win over the Waco Reese Preston sets the ball for Lainey Taylor to kill it (Photo by Royce Wiggin) University Lady Trojans last week. during the Lady Eagles win last week. (Photo by Royce Wiggin)

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Bruce A. Bolick, CPA Filed an extension? Time toDONRINGLERTOYOTA file the final .COM (254) 718-7299 or (254) 947-1040 560 North Main, Suite 254.774.65004, Office 3 The Salado Eagles Middle School football teams began their season on the road at Academy Thursday night. The combined 8th grade B team and 7th grade B team beat the Academy combined team by a score of 12-6. The 7th ACROSSEXIT FROM294B THEOFF CIVICI·35 BETWEEN CENTER BELTONgrade A team AND won by TEMPLEa score of 14-0. The 8th grade A team fought hard but came up short. Final score was 6-0. [email protected] (Above)- Owen Curtis runs the ball for the 7th Grade A team. (Photo by: Ron LeGuin)

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Salado varsity and JV Lady Eagles ran in the Mc- Gregor XC Invitational on Sept. 14 with both teams winning the Team Champi- onship. The varsity team fin- ished with 37 points. They competed against 15 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. schools. Mon. - Thur. (254) 308-2025 Following are individual Fri. -Sat. (by appt only) Linda Poole, APRN ANP team scoring placements: Jaci McGregor, 1st, 12:13; Primary and Urgent Medical Care Anna Lesley, 2nd, 12:34; Samantha Vargas, 9th, With a time of 12:13.6, Taylor Rich in the final for Adults 16 years and older 13:30; Taylor Rich, 10th, Jaci McGregor wins the stretch of the McGregor Walk-ins Welcome Appointments Encouraged 13:38; and Avery Fossum, McGregor Invitational Var- Invitational 15th, 14:00. Also running Enter from North Stagecoach Road sity girl’s two mile race northbound I35 frontage road 560 N. Main #7 for Salado were Kate Neas, Lily Lougheed runs for 18th, 14:06; Ellie Mescher, the JV Girls 22nd, 14:16; Maria Pauer, Photos by Lee Lougheed 39th, 14:48 and Ashlyn Williams, 64th, 15:38 The JV team finished with 21 points. They com- peted against 5 schools. Following are individual times and placements for Salado JV girls: Hannah Seymore, 2nd, 14:50; Lily Lougheed, 3rd, 15:08; Kim- berly Kendall, 4th, 15:16; Avery Wright, 9th, 15:39; Grace Graham, 10th, 15:49; Rachael Jett, 18th, 16:32; Lauren Wilson, 24th, 17:05; Sydney King, 26th, 17:22 and Sarah Beth Lesley, 27th, 17:28 Grant Sellers Logan Rickey Salado varsity boys cross country team placed second 1. Logan Rickey 16:55.9 The JV boys placed 4th out of 15 teams at the Mc- 5. Grant Sellers 17:55.2 in the McGregor Meet. Gregor Meet on Sept. 14 14. Trey Graham 18:44.9 15. Evan Hardt 21:48.5 Logan Rickey placed 1st 20. Owen Pitcock 19:01.8 16. Jake Rechtfertig 21:53.7 individually and received 28. Collin Wilson 19:22.2 18. Briton Messick 22:04.0 54. Brooks Dabney 20:29.7 21. Logan White 23:20.7 As loyal as we a medal along with Grant Sellers placing 5th. There 59. Juaquin Tobias 20:47.0 27. Ayden Buck 23:56.7 were 120 total runners in 63. Daniel Lander 21:06.1 30. Connor Lynch 24:33.0 the race. 64. William Won 21:09.7 32. Chance Heck 24:43.7 43. Robert Joiner 28:59.9 JV Eagles football are local. JV Red 30 Chase Joiner scored in ets on the road Sept. 12. The Travis JV 0 the fourth quarter for the Eagles lost 22-16. Salado JV Red Eagles Eagles on a 4 yard run and The Jackets scored a shut out the Austin Travis added the two-point con- touchdown in the first quar- Rebels 30-0 on the road version for the final 30-0 ter and kicked a field goal Sept. 12 to improve to 3-0 lead. in the second to take a 10-0 on the season. Joiner also had an inter- lead. The Eagles scored twice ception for the Eagles. They led 16-8 after the in the first quarter and led Outstanding offensive third. 22-0 at the half. players were Zack Dunlap, In the third quarter, Aydin Keating scored Raylan Booker, Beau Hill, Isaac Pettigrew recovered first on a 9 yard run. Aiden Jaydon Daugherty a high snap on a Llano punt Wilson added the two-point Outstanding defensive for a defensive score with conversion players were Cooper Car- Caden Strickland on the as- Wilson scored later in roll, Josh Adams, Chase sist. Drew Bird converted the first on a 16 yard run Joiner, Dillon Barker. the two-point try. but the two-point conver- Drew Bird had a 30 yard sion was short. JV White 16 TD run in the fourth quar- Jaydon Daugherty Llano JV 22 ter. scored in the second quar- The Salado JV White Safety Drew Bird ter on an 8 yard run. Keat- Eagles suffered their first blocked a PAT by Llano Stop by. We’d love to meet you. ing pushed in the two point loss of the year at the hands in the fourth and outside 815 N. 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The Lady Eagles leadership throughout the are improving and getting game. better each game. The Lady Eagles 7th The Lady Eagles 8th grade B team is heading grade B team took their into game 4 undefeated! first win at home against The Eagles worked hard Llano. With a quick lead in on the court, finishing the the first game, the Eagles game in just two matches. Fall Hardy Mums win 25-6, 25-19. Allison Winning the first match 25- Alcozer gave the Lady Ea- 22 and the second match 25- gles an early lead with her 16. Mya Rogers was named Pretty Crotons consistent serves. She didn’t player of the game with her miss one serve throughout positive attitude and consis- the match and was named tent serves. Mixed Bouquets

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Kaia Philen and Ethan Scott. Kaia is the daughter of Patricia and Steve Philen, and is being escorted by her father Steve. Kai is a member of the varsity basketball and track teams. Her hobbies include shopping and sleeping. Next fall, Kaia plans to attend Texas Tech University and study Finance. With Kaia is King nominee Ethan Scott. Ethan is the son of Joel and Jennifern Scott. Ethan is a member of the varsity Breigh Oliver and Horacio Huerta. Breigh is the daughter of James & Jennifer Avery, football and baseball teams, as well as a member of the National Honors Society. and is being escorted by her father James. Breigh is a member of the varsity vol- Outside of school, Ethan enjoys playing Minecraft with his homeboys, long walks on leyball team and softball team, ASTRA, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In the beach, and stargazing. Ethan plans to attend Texas Tech University next year and her spare time, Breigh enjoys riding around with Amanda Cantu, listening to music, pursue a degree in Economics. & binge watching Netflix with Erin & Landry. Breigh plans on attending Tarleton State University next year to play sofball and obtain a degree in sports medicine. Her King nominee escort, Mr. Horacio Huerta, is the son of Filomeno & Epifania Huerta. Hora- cio is a member letterman in football, cross country, powerlifting and track. Outside of school, Horacio enjoys playing minecraft with the boys, bird watching, and writing poems. Upon graduating, Horacio plans to attend Texas State University and major in business.

Taylor Rich and Shane Roche: Taylor is the daughter of James and Kendra Rich, and was escorted by her dad James. Taylor is a member of the Salado Varsity golf, cross- country and volleyball teams, as well as the president of the National Honors Soci- ety, Senior class vice president, FCA leader, and ASTRA leader. Her hobbies include playing golf, telling jokes on the morning announcements, obsessing over Marvel, Disney, Twilight, and Tom Holland, and Drinking Dr. Pepper. Taylor will attend Texas A&M University next fall and major in communications. With Taylor is Shane Roche, Rocky and Jeanet Roche. Shane is a member of the Varsity basketball team, and his hobbies include playing basketball, fishing, and hanging out with friends. Shane Avery Piatt and Noah Foster: Avery is the daughter of Robert and Rebecca Piatt. She plans on attending Baylor University next fall and is currently undecided on his major. is being escorted by Father Robert tonight. Avery is a two-time varsity cheer captain, senior class president, secretary of Mu Alpha Theta, NHS member, and a varsity golf player with two state appearances. She is also a member of the UIL state champion calculator team and a student alderman for the village of Salado. In her spare time, Avery enjoysgolfing, going to the lake with her family, watching netflix with her dog UBU, and street racing. Upon graduation, Avery will attend the University of Texas and major in business finance. With Avery is King nominee Noah Foster, son of Heather and Sean Foster. Some of Noah’s hobbies include learning, studying, and reading. Upon graduating next Spring, Noah plans to attend Texas State University to pursue a degree in Business Administration. Photos by Royce Wiggin

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Salado Public Library will host The Bright Beginnings Workshop: a FREE five-week Electronics recycling will be offered at Salado Civic Center 8 a.m. - noon on Sept. 28 program for toddlers and their parents and caregivers. The workshops are fun and during the Keep Salado Beautiful Village Fall Sweep. The Salado High School Robotics play-based providing an environment rich with toys, books and art activities and an program will recycle components in their projects throughout the year. The community opportunity for families to spend time together, make friends and talk one-on-one is encouraged to volunteer during the Village Fall Sweep. Wear your gloves and pick with specialists on various aspects of child development, parenting and early literacy. up an assignments for the village wide cleanup at 8:30 a.m. at the Civic Center. Water Sessions begin Sept. 25 and families must commit to attending all five 1-hour ses- and donuts will be provided. Prizes will be awarded for the most unusual item and the sions. Pre-registration is required, email [email protected] for information. most trash collected. Events in the Village of Salado eptember ct ov Until September 28 September 21 September 24 September 28 S 30 O 4 - N 2 Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. BYO Pumpkin at Sal- BYO Oktoberfest at Swing Away Breast Texas Moon Domino Classes at Stamp Sala- at Barrow Brewing Co ado Glassworks. Fridays/ Salado Glassworks. Blow Cancer Golf Tourna- Tournament, 6 - 9 p.m. at do: Seasonal Splendor at Saturdays reservation re- your glass mug, sipper or ment Concert with Jason Barrow Brewing 10:30 a.m. or Halloween October quired: saladoglassworks. tumbler. Fridays/Satur- Roberts, 7:30 p.m. at The September 25 Magic Expanding Bod at Sculpture Garden com days reservation required: View at The Creek, Mill Salado Lions Club 1:30 p.m. Showcase. info TBA KSB Creek. tickets: 947-5698 saladoglassworks.com 11:30 a.m. Salado Civic September 28 October 1 October 4 September 19 September 22 Center Galloping Thunder: Men’s Prayer Break- Pop in for a pastry 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. at First Salado Chamber of Open discussion Al- September 25 Civil War Carbines, 1 fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- Community Title Commerce Board Meet- Anon Meeting 6 p.m. Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 p.m. at Salado Museum. terian Church of Salado Salado United Methodist Speaker: John C. Perry ing 8:30 a.m. at Salado p.m. at the Presbyterian October 1 October 5 Church Youth Activities Museum Hall Church of Salado September 28 Salado Village Artists: Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Center a.m. at Barrow Brewing September 19 September 25 Mermaid Party, 2 p.m. brush art crafting and Co Wine Tastings $10 at September 23 ESL Classes, 6 p.m. at Salado Public Library. needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. The Barton House Storytime: Owls, 11 at the Creekside Cottage Wear your mermaid or at Salado Village Artist October 5 a.m. at Salado Public merman outfit and enjoy September 19 of Salado First Baptist building Fall Playday Series at Library crafts, fun & a movie. All 3C Cowboy Church. 9 KidZone: LEGO Club, Church October 1 ages welcome a.m., 10 a.m. leadline, up 4:30 p.m. at Salado Pub- September 23 September 25 Sit and Knit 10 a.m. to age 18 lic Library Salado Village Artists Bright Beginnings: A September 28 - noon at Salado Public meet: Knitters 1 - 3 p.m. Oktoberfest at Barrow ctober September 19 Parent-Child Workshop, Library O 5 and Stitchers 1:30 - 4 p.m. Brewing Co Sirena Fest, 11 a.m. - 6 Village of Salado Board 10 a.m. at Salado Public October 1 at Salado Village Artists p.m. at Barrow Brewing of Aldermen Workshop Library September 28 Salado Community Building Session 6:30 p.m. at Mu- September 26 Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Chorus practice 6 p.m. October 5 nicipal Building September 23 Salado Area Republi- a.m. at Barrow Brewing Salado Civic Center Salado Youth Fair Library Board of Co September 19 can Women, 11:30 a.m. October 1 Boosters Reverse Raffle, Trustees Meeting, 4:30 5 p.m. at Tenroc. Tickets The Run for Beer at Salado Civic Center. September 28 Salado 4-H Club meet- p.m. at Salado Public $150 per couple includes Group, 6:30 p.m. at Bar- Speaker Donna Davidson Heart and Hands Min- ing 6 p.m. at Salado High Library dinner and beverages for row Brewing Co September 26 istries food and clothing School Cafeteria September 23 pantry 9 - 11 a.m. at Sala- the adult only event September 19 KidZone, 4 p.m. at October 1 Salado Masonic Lodge do Plaza Shopping Center ctober PJ Storytime, 6:30 p.m. Salado Public Library. National Night Out, O 5 Floor practice is 6:30 Mermaid Costume at Salado Public Library. Ages 5-12 September 28 6 - 9 p.m. at Johnny’s p.m. at the Lodge every Contest, 7 p.m. at Barrow Wear your jammies, bring September 26 Health and Wellness Outbac. A partnership of Monday except Stated Brewing a blanket, milk and cook- Fair, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Mill Creek Community Meeting. Stated meeting Wine Tastings $10 at ies served Salado Civic Center Association and the Sala- October 6 is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or The Barton House Open discussion Al- September 20 - 22 before Full Moon. September 26 September 28 do Police Dept October 1 Anon Meeting 6 p.m. Salado Culinary Festi- Chisholm Trail Amer- Galloping Thunder: Book Signing with September 23 Salado United Methodist val across the village. info: ican Business Woman’s Civil War Carbines, 1 Anne Beiler, 6:30 p.m. at The Rise and Demise of Church Youth Activities visitsaladotexas.com p.m. at Salado Museum. Barrow Brewing Compa- the Great Western Cattle Association meeting 6 Speaker: John C. Perry ny. Beiler is the author of Center September 20 Trail in Texas, 6:30 p.m. p.m. at First Presbyterian “The Secret Lies Within” October 7 Wiggle Worms (age 0 at Bell County Court- Church of Salado September 28 and founder of Auntie Last day to register to - 3), 10:30 a.m. at Salado house, 101 East Central September 26 Oktoberfest at Barrow Annie’s Pretzels vote in the November 5 Public Library Ave, Belton. Presented The Run for Beer Brewing Co. ctober election September 21 by Texas State Historian Group, 6:30 p.m. at Bar- September 29 O 2 Adult Arts and Crafts, ctober Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Monte Monroe and hosted row Brewing Co Open discussion Al- O 7 2 p.m. at Salado Public Keep Salado Beautiful a.m. at Barrow Brewing by the Bell County Histor- September 26 Anon Meeting 6 p.m. ical Commission Library Gardeners and Master Co KidZone: Fall/Autumn Salado United Methodist Church Youth Activities ctober Gardeners work day September 21 September 23 Paintings on Canvas, 4:30 O 2 Center Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 ctober Lawn Fawn Stamps Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. p.m. at Salado Public O 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Public Arts League of and Dies Card Making at Barrow Brewing Co Library Sept 30 - Oct 7 Church of Salado Salado Board Meeting, 9 Workshop 10:30 a.m. at September 24 September 27 Container pick up for a.m. at the Salado Village Stamp Salado Men’s Prayer Break- Wiggle Worms (age 0 Christmas in October vol- October 2 unteer bakers at Salado Artist Building September 21 fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- - 3), 10:30 a.m. at Salado ESL Classes, 6 p.m. Visitors Center at the Creekside Cottage ctober Death by Chocolate at terian Church of Salado Public Library O 7 of Salado First Baptist Coloring with Karen Salado Public Library. September 24 September 27 September 30 Church 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at info TBA Salado Village Artists: Salado 4th Friday Sip Storytime: Mermaids & Stay-n-Play, 11 a.m. at ctober Stamp Salado September 21 & 22 brush art crafting and ‘n Shop, 5 - 8 p.m. across O 2 Salado Public Library Salado Rotary, 11:30 ctober Auditions: A Christ- needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. the Village of Salado O 7 a.m. at The Barton House Salado Village Artists mas Carol and Fright at Salado Village Artist September 27 September 30 building meet: Knitters 1 - 3 p.m. Trail, 3 p.m. at Tablerock Royal Street Art Walk Salado Village Artists October 3 and Stitchers 1:30 - 4 p.m. Amphitheater September 24 (RAW), 6 - 9 p.m. meet: Knitters 1 - 3 p.m. KidZone, 4 p.m. at at Salado Village Artists Sit and Knit 10 a.m. and Stitchers 1:30 - 4 p.m. Salado Public Library. September 21 September 27 Building - noon at Salado Public at Salado Village Artists Ages 5-12 Grape Stomp and Har- Fourth Gospel Singing Library Building October 7 vest Festival, 4 - 8 p.m. at 7 p.m. at First Cedar Val- October 3 Salado Historical Soci- Salado Winery Company. September 24 ley Baptist Church on FM September 30 Village of Salado Board ety board meeting 6 p.m. Tickets: eventbrite.com Business After Hours 2843. Pot luck to follow Mah Jongg, 1 p.m. at of Aldermen meeting 6:30 Salado Public Library at Salado Public Library. September 21 networking event, 5:30 - 7 bring a favorite dish or p.m. at Municipal Build- ing ctober Culinary Excursion p.m. at 560 N Main Street, dessert September 30 O 7 Salado Masonic Lodge Weekend Dinner with Suite 7. Hosted by Salado September 28 Salado Masonic Lodge October 3 Care Clinic, Sophistikatz Floor practice is 6:30 Kay Griffith, 6 p.m. at Village Fall Sweep Floor practice is 6:30 The Run for Beer Bead Emporium and p.m. at the Lodge every Alexander’s Distillery at hosted by Keep Salado p.m. at the Lodge every Group, 6:30 p.m. at Bar- Serendipity Monday except Stated Inn on the Creek Beautiful, 8:30 a.m. at Monday except Stated row Brewing Co Meeting. Stated meeting Meeting. Stated meeting September 21 September 24 Salado Civic Center for October 3 is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or Dedication of the Lu- Salado Community assignments. Drop off for Wine Tastings $10 at before Full Moon. before Full Moon. cile A. Robertson Center, Chorus practice 6 p.m. electronics recycling with The Barton House 6 - 8 p.m. at Salado Muse- Salado Civic Center the SHS Robotics um Hall of Clans salado Village Voice, September 19, 2019, Page 3C CELEBRATING 23 YEARS

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642 N. Main St. (254) 947-8848 Alexander’s Craft Cocktails & Kitchen will host local artist Kay Griffith of Griffith Fine Art Gallery for a carefully curat- ed dinner experience. The five course meal begins with a signature cocktail at the restaurant on Center Circle and features a wine pairing at each course. The sweet ending of the meal will be served at the Gallery on Main Street. Rubber Stamps Scrapbooking Salado Culinary Festival this weekend ribbons (254) 947-1960 Great Classes September 22: Join the Salado Commu- Each year, the festi- September 20: 10 a.m.-12 noon: Brunch nity for a re-invented, event val will feature a different 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.: Shop- at the Brewery stampsaladotexas.com packed weekend of food, theme. For 2019, in honor ping Excursion with the 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: Shopping art, and chocolate during of the past Chocolate and Chamber of Commerce. 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Participants will Salado’s most historic din- nary CompetitionHave abenefit - Painting Chocolate and Wine Festi- have the chance to indulge ing/lodging establishment ing the Garden of Hope of val, Salado has revamped in the taste of Salado, from and newest creative space, Party Central PIZZATexas at Stagecoach includes: the traditional event into a its wine and beer, to the for an experience that Inn Instructor, more diverse, flavor-filled many culinary offerings, brings historic and modern OPEN 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fuourll details heart for each Supplies, experience. “We hope to ex- all based somehow in the perspectives together. open until 10 p.m. Fri & Satexperience are available Complimentary pose the evolving, creative year’s decadently inspired Septemberclosed 21 Tues at https://visitsaladotexas. Slice of Pizza spirit of Salado while sup- theme. Corner of Royal Street and Corner of Royal Street and com/event/salado-culi- & Adult Beverage porting its local producers In addition, various cre- 10 a.m.- 8 p.m.: Shop- Center Circle (West) (254) 947-1960 nary-festival/. Center Circle (West) of food, beverages, and fine ative spaces will join the ping Excursion with the L-Some events through- experiences” says Director efforts of the festival to help ChamberHave of Commerceyour out the weekend are free, of Tourism Chadley Hollas, add an artistic vibrancy to 10 a.m.-3 p.m.: Play with Happy Hour Party while others require pur- “A resurgence of hospitali- the experience. Hollas com- Fudge and Fondant at Mud Tues - Sat with US chasing a reservation in ty endeavors in Salado have ments, “It’s our hope that Pies Pottery 4 - 6 p.m. advance. Ticketed events brought new chefs, new guests of the festival will 3-8 p.m.: Smash those (254) 947-3828 • will602 be Center designated Circle and have (254) 947-3828 • 602 Center Circle ideas, and new flavors to discover an intimate yet en- Grapes at Salado Winery their own links to purchase our beloved Village. From gaging experience all while 6-9 p.m.: Dine with our tickets for that particular Sir Wiggleworth’s legend- enjoying and inclusive look finest, full-service restau- experience. ary fudge, to the delicacies at our local artists, inns, rants and select artists. Questions may be di- available naturally in Sala- wineries and restaurants.” Pairings include Alexan- rectedCourtyard to Director of Tour- Cowboys CourtyardBar-B-Q do Creek, we want people You can design-your- der’s Craft Cocktails & ism Chadley Hollas at Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD to take the opportunity to own experience by choosing Kitchen + Griffith Fine Art Family OPEN 11 a.m. - 9 [email protected] or OPEN 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Family experience the impressive from the following menu of Gallery, Stagecoach Inn + J. open until 10 p.m. Fri & Sat254.947.8634. open until 10 p.m. Fri & Sat culinary talents of our Vil- events: Genevieve, and The Barton Games Slow CookingGames lage”. House + Uniquelyclosed Salado.Tues closed Tues Fast Service Catering, Take Out or Dine In (254) 947-1960 Corner of Royal Street and (254) 947-1960 Corner of Royal Street and Grape Stomp and Harvest FestivalCenter Circle (West) 254-947-5700Center Circle (West) Miguel Perez, owner Happy Hour Happy Hour adds family fun to CulinaryTues - Sat Weekend Tues - Sat The Fourth Annual Sal- 4 - 6 p.m. 4 - 6 p.m. ado Grape Stomp will be a family affair, benefiting (254) 947-3828 • 602 Center Circle (254) 947-3828 • 602 Center Circle Salado Montessori 3-8 p.m. Sept. 21 on the grounds of Salado Winery Company, 841 N. Main Street. Open CHECK The event will include a grape-stomping compe- for Out the tition, local vendors, an I Love Lucy Look-a-Like OPEN 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Lunch OPEN 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Courtyard judging, live-music and piz- open until 10 p.m. Fri & Sat open until 10 p.m. Fri & Sat za by Happy Pizza. closed Tues Salado Grown and Salado Made “The afternoon will be Corner of Royal Street and closed Tues Corner of Royal Street and Center Circle (West) filled with entertainment (254) 947-1960 (254) 947-1960Your Hometown CenterWinery Circle (West) and crazy fun,” said June Ritterbusch. “The event Prix Fixe Happy Hour is expected to sell out… Happy Hour Tues - Sat so don’t wait to buy your TuesTUESDAY - Sat Tues - Sat Katherine Lee makes her mark on a 2018 Grape Stomp t-shirt as mom Christine looks 4 - 6 p.m. tickets, or you may end up on. Proceeds from each years customized only4 - $14.956 T-shirtsp.m. go to Salado Montessori. squeaky clean and disap- (254) 947-3828 • 602 Center Circle pointed.” pre-school years. Dan and(254) Christy 947-3828 Foster. • and602 will Center be tented. Circle Tickets are available for Happy Pizza will be KCEN’s Texas Today Admission is free and purchase online through slinging artisanal pizzas anchor Chris Rogers will be tickets are $49.95 to stomp Eventbrite. from their wood-fired brick the celebrity emcee. and include a pizza, glass Roughly 50 teams of two oven. They make their Salado Winery Compa- of wine & a souvenir wine will compete every 15 min- dough daily, using a sour- ny will be serving locally glass. Salado Grown and Salado Made utes. dough started from Barrow made wines by the glass The Grape Stomp is the Your Hometown Winery “The team who produces Brewing Company’s house and bottle. ideal opportunity to make the most juice wins brag- yeast strain. This event will take your Instagram followers 841 N. Main St (254) 947-8011 ging rights!” Ritterbusch Live-music provided by place outdoors rain or shine super jealous. says. Proceeds from the event The Pizza Place 947-0022 go to support the growth 230 North Main Street PizzaPlaceSalado.com of Salado Montessori, a non-profit Primary for Handcrafted Pizza | Wings | Sandwiches | Baked Pasta kiddos ages 3-6 in its sec- ond year serving the Bell Salad Bar | Beer | Hand Dipped Blue Bell county community. Salado Montessori aims to inspire a love of learning in each WATCH 106 North Main Street THE GAME (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) child and follow the child’s WITH US Open Daily at 11am Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery (254) 855-5538 Private Showings interests throughout their Page 4C, salado Village Voice, September 19, 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 $ 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 49 Lively Coffeehouse & Bistro D 51 The Barton House D 55 Salado Family Dentistry $ 58 The Shoppes on Main S The Marketplace Cafe D 60 Salado Creek Jewelry S 62 The Pizza Place D 65 ERA Colonial Real Estate $ 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 $ Anytime Fitness Salado S 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 $ 135 Carus Dental $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

Not Shown on the Shopping Map Don Ringer $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship C Grace Baptist Church C Mill Creek Country Club V

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6. Salado Historic College Hill 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 8. Main Street Bridge 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 23. The Baines House 24. Historic Dipping Vats 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 26. Old Methodist Chapel 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 51. The Levi Tenney House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 45. The Anderson House 55. The Armstrong Adams House 79. The Reed Cabin 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 46 Old Saloon 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge 100. The Josiah Fowler House 29. Alexander’s Distillery 48. The Norton-Orgain House 49. The Vickrey House 30. First Baptist Church 50. The Barton House 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 31. The Tyler House salado Village Voice, September 19, 2019, Page 5C King Features Weekly Service September 16, 2019 King Features Weekly Service 1. ANATOMY: What is a commonSeptember 16, 2019 name for the condition known as “car- ies”? 2. LANGUAGE: What does the Lat- in phrase “ad astra” mean? AN OPEN-MINDED APPROACH the jack of diamonds. 3. GAMES: How long is a bowling Declarer won with dummy’s ace and alley lane? 4. GEOGRAPHY: Where is the Gulf cashed the K-Q. When the suit failed of Tonkin? to divide 3-3, South tried a second 5. MOVIES: Which Disney animat- club finesse in order to get rid of his ed movie featured the song “Bibbi- di-Bobbidi-Boo”? losing diamond. But the finesse lost, 6. LITERATURE: Which 20th-cen- and East cashed his good diamond for tury author often featured the fictitious Yoknapatawpha County in his stories? down two. 7. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: Which There’s no denying that declarer 19th-century playwright and poet once was unlucky. Had the diamonds split wrote of September, “And all at once, summer collapsed into fall”? 3-3 or the trumps divided 2-2 after 8. U.S. STATES: Which is the only East ruffed the third heart, or had West U.S. state to border four of the five held a club honor, South would have Great Lakes? 9. COMICS: Which 1980s comic gotten home safely. Nevertheless, he strip featured the characters of Milo, should have made his game. Although Steve and Opus? 10. FOOD & DRINK: What process his line of play had many chances to gets rid of bacteria in milk? succeed, he failed to adapt to the cir- Answers cumstances he encountered. 1. Tooth decay Early in the play, he learned that 2. To the stars West had started with six hearts and 3. 60 feet 4. Off the coast of Vietnam and Chi- three spades. It was therefore reason- na able to assume that East held length in 5. “Cinderella” 6. William Faulkner both minor suits. 7. Oscar Wilde There was no harm in drawing 8. Michigan three rounds of trump and taking a 9. “Bloom County” club finesse. But when East won and 10. Pasteurization One of the pitfalls a player must returned a diamond, South should © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. learn to avoid is to become overly have taken the trick in his hand and committed to a particular line of play. carefully reviewed his options. The successful declarer is always In order to retain his diamonds, prepared to alter his plan whenever East had been forced to discard two developments indicate that a better clubs when the trumps were drawn. approach is available. So instead of testing the diamonds to Take this case where West led the see if they would split 3-3, declarer K-A and another heart against four should first have led a club to the ace spades, East ruffing the third round. and ruffed a club. After East’s king After overruffing, South drew three appeared, a diamond to the ace would rounds of trump, on which East dis- have allowed South to collect the club carded two clubs. A club finesse then jack for his 10th trick. lost to the queen, and East returned © 2019 King Features Syndicate Inc.

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Child Care [email protected] tfnd Parent’s Day Out at Salado United Meth- Now Enrolling ages odist church currently has 0 - 12. Kid’s Zone Learning openings in the 3 year old, Pre-K Center with two locations in Jar- 4’s classes for the Fall of 2019. rell and one in Georgetown. See Our Christ centered curriculum our ad for phone and address and activities are chosen to lay, info. tfnd a foundation for understanding 5 or 6 Bedrooms 3.5 baths 2.67 acres 0.9 acre golf course front lot $40,000 God, Jesus, church and family. Media Room 2 Master Suites Shane LaCanne Take Chisholm Trail to OW Lowery, Shane LaCanne Tues/Thurs 8:30-2:30 Email: 121 Eagle Rock, Salado (254) 654-4066 lot at corner of Tall Wood and OW Lowery (254) 654-4066 Continued, on pg. 2D

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