Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXIX, Number 45 VV Thursday, March 23, 2017 254/947-5321 VV saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Village will lose more than $170 Million in market value due to disannexation By Tim Fleischer able property would result that might be has not been Editor-in-Chief in the loss of $163,195.65 in determined. local revenue to the Village The potential impact upon If approved by the vot- of Salado. the M&O budget of the Vil- ers in the Village of Salado While the Village could lage of Salado is daunting, to May 6, the disannexation of face losing the local mainte- say the least. a large -- almost entirely resi- nance and operating revenue, Faced with the loss of dential -- portion of the Vil- the property owners in the more than $163,195.65 in lage could result in the loss disannexation area would M&O revenues, aldermen of just over $170 million in continue to be liable for their will either have to drastically market value. pro rata portion of the bond cut its budget for 2017-18 or Bell County Appraisal indebtedness. increase the M&O to the re- District, at the request of According to Sec. 43.143. maining properties by a sub- Salado Village Voice, calcu- (c) of the Local Government stantial amount. lated the loss in market value, Code: “If the area withdraws In order to the same Taste wines from 20 Texas wineries during the 9th Annual Texas Wine and Rogue Art Fes- taxable value and freeze ad- from a municipality as pro- $336,093 in M&O revenues tival March 25-26 on the grounds of Salado Winery, 841 N. Main St. (Photo by Marilyn Fleischer) justed value to the Village of vided by this section and if, for the Village in 2017-18 as Salado should the disannex- at the time of the withdrawal, it did in 2016-17, the Village ation proposal pass in May. the municipality owes any could face an increase in the Wildflower Weekend Marvin Hahn, chief ap- debts, by bond or otherwise, M&O property tax to $0.3889 praiser of BellCAD, stated the area is not released from per $100 valuation. This esti- that the market value of its pro rata share of that in- mate is based upon the loss of the property in the pro- debtedness. The governing the disannexed area from the brings art to Salado posed disannexation area is body shall continue to levy tax rolls and no other changes Wildflower Weekend annual Edgy Live Art Com- sion is $2. $170,082,524. The total Mar- a property tax each year on in property values. March 24-26 will have ac- petition located at 2 Peddler’s The Texas Wine and ket Value for the Village of the property in the area at However, the board of al- tivities and events throughout Alley (next door to Salado Rogue Art Festival will be Salado, according to the cer- the same rate that is levied dermen in setting the budget the entire Village for any age Glassworks). Featured artists March 25-26 on the grounds tified appraisal for 2016 was on other property in the mu- for 2017-18 could adopt a tax group to enjoy. will create amazing pieces of of Salado Winery and Salado $289,774,823. nicipality until the taxes col- rate that is 8 percent more The Wildflower Pub art in several different medi- Wine Seller, 841 N. Main St. The disannexation would lected from the area equal its than the effective tax rate Crawl on March 24 will of- ums and you can pick your The event features dozens of leave a total market value of pro rata share of the indebt- (the rate needed to retire the ficially kick off the weekend. favorite artist and a chance wineries from across Texas, $119.6 million for the Village edness. Those taxes may be debt and generate the same Each “stop” will feature a to win the competition piece. delectable artisan foods and of Salado. charged only with the cost amount of revenue as the different Texas craft beer for Tickets will be available for displays by Texas artists in According to the 2016 of levying and collecting the previous year) without facing you and your party to savor. purchase at Edgy. several media. Call 254-947- certified values, the Village taxes, and the taxes shall be the possibility of a rollback This event is for adults 21 and The 17th Annual Wild- 8011 or visit saladowine.com of Salado has a certified total applied exclusively to the election. This could raise over only. Go to Salado.com flower Art Fair & Festival for more information. freeze adjusted taxable value payment of the pro rata share the M&O rollback rate to for more information and to will be March 25-26 in Pace Children and well-be- of $168,130,780. The total of the indebtedness. This $0.4200 per $100. buy tickets. Park. This family friendly haved pets on leashes are al- freeze adjusted taxable value subsection does not prevent Coupled with the current The Edgy Art Show will event features many vendors lowed. for the disannexation area is the inhabitants of the area I&S tax rate of $0.342 per be an interactive event 11 selling handcrafted art from For information visit Sala- $81,638,646. from paying in full at any $100 would bring the pos- a.m.-3 p.m. at Peddler’s Alley. all over the state. Wood- do.com or call Salado Cham- That total freeze adjusted time their pro rata share of sible rollback rate to $0.762 Watch this family friendly working, fine jewelry, origi- ber of Commerce and Visi- taxable value for the Village the indebtedness.” per $100 evaluation, making event as artists compete live nal paintings, photography, tors Bureau at 254-947-5040. of Salado was budgeted to Hahn stated that home- the Village of Salado’s prop- for your votes at the fourth and food vendors. Admis- generate a total of $911,100.97 owners whose taxes are fro- erty tax the second-highest in at the $0.5419 total tax rate zen will not see an increase Bell County behind Rogers’ for the 2016-17 fiscal year. in taxes due to the disannex- tax rate of $0.7897 per $100. Keep Texas Beautiful gives Of that total in property tax ation election. Advocates of disannex- revenue, $575,007.27 is for However, property owners ation have stated that they debt service ($0.542 per $100 whose taxes are not frozen will be protected from an- Salado Award of Excellence tax rate) for the $8.2 million will be taxed at the same rate nexation by other municipali- Salado placed second the small town division and sewer bond. for the I&S as other proper- ties such as Belton, because 2017. Killeen and Nolanville among communities of 3,000 will be awarded a $90,000 The maintenance and ties in the Village. they will remain within the also received the Award of or less in the 2017 Governor’s landscape grant. operation tax is $0.199 per In addition, the property ETJ of Salado. Excellence. Community Achievement Salado is also one of 21 $100. It generates $336,093 owners of the disannexed According to the minutes In addition, the Salado Vol- Awards (GCAA), one of the communities in Texas to re- in M&O revenues for the Vil- area will be responsible for of the Aug. 25 2016 special unteers received the Civic most prestigious annual en- ceived the Award of Excel- lage. The loss of $81.6 mil- the cost of levying and col- called meeting of aldermen, Organization Award for the vironmental awards in Texas. lence for applications receiv- work they do in beautifying lion in freeze adjusted tax- lecting the taxes. How much See Disannexation, page 3A Muenster took first place in ing a score of 90 or higher in Chamber plans move Aldermen mull contract with CofC for use of HOT funds By Tim Fleischer Chamber of Commerce and

Editor-in-Chief the Village of Salado. Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 According to the agenda with Stagecoach 3903650 3796425 3877265 3,745,325 3153042 3084834 3158918 2880916 2658391 2264535 The Salado Chamber of for the special called meet- w/out Stagecoach 2600999 2533903 2633364 2,845,343 2309839 2341139 2508414 2284340 2353440 2264535 Commerce and Visitors Cen- ing, the board will consult Graph A: Total Hotel ter will move south to the with Village attorney Linda 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Occupancy Taxable Salado Museum after appro- Sjogren to seek her advice on 4000000 Receipts per year for priate renovations are made the “duties and obligations of 3,903,650 3,877,265 3,796,425 3,745,325 Salado (inside and out- for staff offices. the parties and contract com- side city limits) The renovations are esti- pliance regarding: Contract 3,153,042 3,158,918 3000000 3,084,834 Graph B: Total Hotel mated at about $10,000. The between the Village of Sala- 2880916 2,845,343 2658391 2,600,999 2,633,364 Occupancy Taxable Chamber Board of Direc- do and the Salado Chamber 2,533,903 2,508,414 2,309,8392,341,139 2353440 Receipts per year for tors awarded the bid to SVC of Commerce.” 2264535 2284340 2264535 2000000 Salado (inside and Remodeling Construction at Aldermen approved a con- outside city limits) with their March 16 meeting. tract with the Salado Cham- Stagecoach Inn hotel Work will begin March 27 ber of Commerce on Sept. 1 1000000 receipts removed. Data and is expected to take about 2016 to provide consultation from https://comptrol- three weeks to complete. The services to the Village. ler.texas.gov/transpar- Chamber and Visitors Center At that time, alderman 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 ency/open-data/hotel- will give its current landlord, Frank Coachman made a mo- receipts/ Tim Brown 30 days notice tion to approve and offer the Graph A Graph B before vacating the current contract to the Chamber of premises for the new location Commerce. Mayor Pro Tem from the HOT reserves to the ber of Commerce on behalf lage of Salado. tel closed early in the third on South Main Street. Brown seconded. HOT operating fund. It antic- of the Village of Salado. The Taxable occupancy re- quarter of 2015, taking 82 The new location will At that time, aldermen had ipates $150,000 in occupancy Scope of Work can be found ceipts for calendar year 2016 rooms out of the inventory cost the Chamber $1,000 per a lengthy discussion about taxes. in the Village of Salado bud- totaled $2.26 million. of rooms for Salado, lower- month and the Chamber will Chamber and Hotel/Motel For expenses, it allots get for 2016-17. In 2007, occupancy re- ing the total inventory to 189 have the first four months at funds, as well as Chamber $20,550 in benefits for two All events, rent and utili- ceipts totaled $3.9 million rooms. no cost in order to recoup reserves, and the need for the employees and $122,100 in ties for the Chamber office with an inventory of 311 Calendar year 2014 was some its initial expenses in funds to be spent in a legal salaries and payroll taxes. It and visitors center, market- rooms. The Stagecoach Inn the final full year with Stage- allocates $5,000 for a direc- ing and advertising and other accounted for just over a third coach Inn motel contributing making the move to South manner. 1 Main Street. The motion carried 4-1 tor benefit program, $950 for expenses are funded by the of those revenues in 2007. At to the HOT funds. That year, While the Chamber is with Alderman David Wil- insurance and a payment of Chamber of Commerce. an assumed $110 average, taxable occupancy receipts making this move, the Vil- liams voting against. $39,250 to the Salado Cham- HOT revenues are based this represents 35,454 room totaled $2.88 million. lage of Salado Board of Al- The 2016-17 hotel occu- ber of Commerce. on taxable occupancy to the nights. Salado Village Voice dermen will meet on March pancy tax (HOT) budget is The contract outlines a lodging properties that are In calendar year 2015, compiled a 10-year history of 23 in executive session to dis- $187,850 in income, includ- Scope of Work to be per- within the Extra-territorial HOT receipts totaled $2.66 hotel occupancy receipts for cuss the contract between the ing a transfer of $30,000 formed by the Salado Cham- jurisdiction (ETJ) of the Vil- million. Stagecoach Inn mo- Salado. Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, March 23, 2017 Q & A Town Hall planned FORUM for April 4 A Question and Answer Achievement Awards. The An Open Exchange of Ideas Town Hall is Tuesday, 4 results: April, 6:30 p.m.. in the Civic The Salado KSB Volun- Center. Our Village Attor- Mayor teer Team, the Salado Six, ney, Alan Bojorquez, will WON the Civic Organiza- answer questions concerning Skip tion Award and will be rec- matters of interest or issues ognized in June’s KTB State on the May Ballot. An excel- Blancett meeting, San Antonio. lent opportunity to receive The Salado KSB received legal/accurate answers. the AWARD OF EXCEL- Monday Evening with the matters authorized by Texas LENCE for a total score of 90 Mayor, 27 March, 6:30 p.m. Government Code Sessions or above. Additionally, The will be another opportunity 551.071 (Consultation with Salado KSB was SECOND for residents who have lived an Attorney), 551.072 (De- in the Landscape Awards for in Salado two years or less liberations about Real Prop- towns under 3,000. THIS to ask questions about Sala- erty), 551.073 (Deliberations IS STATE COMPETITION do and meet other new res- about gifts and donations), and look what Salado KSB idents. The first meeting 551.074 (Personnel Mat- did! was excellent. We left with ters), 551.076 (Deliberations Three years ago, KSB, new friends and perspec- about Security Devices), and consisted of a small commit- tives about Village Life. The 551.087 (Economic Develop- tee chaired by Susan Terry. meeting is in the Municipal ment). The Aldermen/Lady In this week’s Board Meet- Building not the Civic Cen- are very conscious of Walk- ing, 10 Board Members and ter. ing and Eating Quorums. Chair, Susan Terry, made Secret meetings? Please Congratulations, Keep exciting plans for this year. know “The Village of Sala- Salado Beautiful (KSB)! Experience the Salado Spir- do reserves the right to ad- KSB Salado entered the State it! journ into executive session Keep Texas Beautiful (KTB) What is wrong with Sala- at any time during the course 2017 Governor’s Community do? NOTHING! The worst argument for Trump-care of a meeting to discuss any Of all the arguments to they are in a “death spiral”). Reader says the make for repealing and re- Rich But the best response to placing Obamacare, the very criticisms that Trumpcare worst is that people don’t doesn’t cover enough people need health insurance. Lowry is simple and more funda- “Tail wagging the Dog “ Yet this is a Trump ad- mental -- to get the coverage To the Editor: ministration talking point. numbers up. If the head- It’s time the real story is White House press secretary line-grabbing numbers from told as to why the sewer is Your Voice Sean Spicer recently told re- sides insurance affect health the CBO don’t prompt the taking so long to get started. porters, “When we get asked and the quality of medical GOP to realize this, nothing There is a local person that Letters to the Editor the question, ‘How many care (geography, for in- will. Making the tax cred- has extensive Commercial people are going to get cov- stance, can have more of an it in the Republican plan property holdings in Salado be performed to the tune of entire community ransom for ered?’ that’s not the ques- impact on care than whether more generous further down and that person seems to be $77,000 dollars. It is because their own personal gain. tion that should be asked.” someone is insured). the income scale would be concerned that the future de- of this persons greed that the Our village voted for this Pressed on the merits of the Still, there is abundant ev- a start. President Trump’s velopment of the Sanctuary Village Taxpayers have had sewer project, it’s time to let bill by George Stephanopou- idence of the benefits of in- promises about universal will impact their property in a to spend over $100,00 dollars the Aldermen do their job and los on ABC’s “This Week,” surance. Research has found coverage aren’t achievable, negative way. This person has total and the project is still on get the Sewer moving. There Office of Management and that Romneycare in Mas- but to lurch in the other di- called every State and Feder- hold. The engineering work seems to be just a handful of Budget Director Mick Mul- sachusetts improved mea- rection and dismiss the sig- al Agency that has jurisdic- for the plant and the pipelines people in our Village that are vaney shot back, “You’re sures of physical and mental nificance of health insurance tion over the implementation are complete and the Village against everything, it’s time worried about getting people health. A Rice University is politically poisonous. of the sewer system and has is ready to go out for bid on to do what they majority vot- covered.” As if that’s a woe- study of the Houston area At its best, the Trump repeatedly thrown roadblocks the total project as soon as ed to do. Folks we got the ful mistake. found that people with insur- phenomenon pointed to a that have caused delays of 8 the last Federal Agency gives “Tail wagging the Dog!!! This is a strange rhetor- ance report being in better GOP more grounded in the months or longer. Because of their approval. What is sad is Sincerely, ical tack for officials in an health than those who lack economic realities of work- this persons complaints, ad- that one person can hold an Dave Gardner administration led by a pres- it. If nothing else, insurance ing-class life. It is remark- ditional studies have had to ident who pledged to cover is protection against cata- able, then, that the first major everyone. Nor is it substan- strophic health expenses and legislative priority out of the tively or political defensible. provides a sense of security. box is being sold, in part, in (Dis)United We Stumble Repealing and replacing Republicans obviously stereotypically Republican Obamacare will require ev- shouldn’t accept the prem- terms, and by Trump’s own President Trump’s exec- ery ounce of persuasiveness ises of their detractors. By team. utive order on immigration that Republicans can muster, all means, they should hit Before going further has more than its fair share Heritage Forum especially with the Congres- down this road, they should of critics. Among them, ap- the dubious methodology of by Edwin Feulner sional Budget Office now es- the CBO, which vastly over- think about why Trump, with parently, is someone at the timating that under Trump- estimated how many people his keen gut-level political Department of Homeland tural historian Samuel P by genes and environment, care, 14 million fewer people would be covered on the instinct, never told audienc- Security. The leaked report Huntington warns in this wasn’t really responsible for will be insured in 2018. The Obamacare exchanges in the es or interviewers that he’d indicating that the chil- book “Who Are We?” that his or her crimes. And love early signs aren’t encourag- first place. And they should be fine with fewer people dren of immigrants raised citizenship has been deval- of country was simply naïve ing. point out Obamacare’s man- having insurance, and adjust in America radicalize at a ued and that a revival of na- and embarrassing. It is true that health insur- ifest failings, including an their rhetoric and their plan higher rate than their parents tional identity is crucial to Even Ralph Nader was ance isn’t a panacea. There overreliance on the deeply accordingly. do was plainly meant to un- America’s very survival. brusquely rebuffed when is an academic debate about flawed Medicaid program Rich Lowry is editor of dercut the president’s order. What has gone wrong? he suggested that 100 of whether having health insur- and insurance exchanges that the National Review. But regardless of what Simon is right to trace the America’s biggest business- ance leads to longer lives, are shaky at best (the exec- (c) 2017 by King Features motivated the leak, the re- trend not to any basic change es should honor their coun- and all sorts of factors be- utive of Aetna recently said Synd., Inc. port underscores a serious problem with the process by in the immigrant population try by reciting the Pledge of which immigrants become -- today’s newcomers are as Allegiance at their annual MEMBER Americans. In short, it’s bro- willing as ever to be assim- meetings. Only one company 2017 ken. Our slogan “e pluribus ilated -- but to the cultur- agreed. Half never respond- unum” -- Latin for “out of al revolution of the 1960s, ed. The CEO of Aetna Insur- many, one” -- has become a which was led by elite young ance told Nader that his idea joke. students and the post-col- was “contrary to the princi- Many of America’s insti- lege generation of the day. ples on which our democracy tutions no longer promote In the backlash to the war was founded.” assimilation. And it isn’t in Vietnam, authority was In fact, the Pledge was on only conservatives who are called into question, and the the wane even in the nation’s worried. nation’s superiority was no classrooms, where for de- longer accepted. cades it had marked the be- Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 Consider what the dis- tinguished liberal historian Patriotism itself became ginning of each school day. Phone: 254/947-5321 Fax: (254) 947-9479 suspect, derisively equated By one count, fewer than Publisher: Salado Village Voice, Inc. Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. had to say in his book “The with Rudyard Kipling’s jin- half of America’s teachers Salado Village Voice is published weekly every Thursday by Salado Village Voice, Inc., 213 Mill goism: “To be born an En- and students now recite it. Creek Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Texas 76571. Periodicals postage paid at Salado, Disuniting of America.” He argued that a stress on eth- glishmen means winning the What matters, of course, Texas. Periodicals permit #02527. POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to Salado Village first prize in God’s lottery.” isn’t the Pledge itself, but Voice, PO Box 587, Salado, TX 76571. Subscription Rates: $26 per year in Bell County, $28 per nicity has benefits, but that “its underlying philosophy The American flag became the ideals that it stands for. year outside of Bell County; $38 per year outside of Texas. a right-wing symbol, bran- Today’s immigrants are en- Office Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays is that the United States is not a nation of individuals dished by the people who couraged to think, act and News releases: [email protected] beat up protest marchers. identify as a separate group, Display advertising: [email protected] at all but a nation of groups, that ethnicity is the defining “Americanization” was seen not to identify proudly as Classified advertising: [email protected] as coercive, even ruthless Americans. Can we be sur- Deadlines: Display ads • noon Fridays Classified ads • noon Mondays experience for Americans.” This dogma, he warned, “re- – in the catch-phrase of the prised that some of them places assimilation by frag- day, the equivalent of de- would become easy prey for Editorial policies: Opinions on the editorial pages are those of the writer, not necessarily­ the owners stroying a village in order to terrorist recruiters? or employees of the Salado Village Voice. All letters to the editor should be signed and have a mentation, integration by separatism. It belittles unum save it. I doubt that the leaker of phone number and address for verification. The editor reserves the right to reject and/or edit any The cultural relativists that DHS report was trying letter. Letters should be limited to 300 words. We DO NOT run poems in our Letters to the Editor. and glorifies pluribus.” The noted conservative largely succeeded in impos- to force us to confront our Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Fleischer, Managing Editor William E. Simon Jr. has ing their attitude on the po- assimilation problem. But [email protected] [email protected] litical scene. But, as usual, that’s exactly what we need sounded the same alarm: “There are disturbing signs the pendulum swung too far. to do. Otherwise it’s only Stephanie Hood, Composition Royce Wiggin, Administrative Assistant that here in America differ- If nothing was better than a matter of time before we [email protected] [email protected] ence and separateness are anything else, then nothing cease being a nation entirely. becoming more pronounced could be much worse. Mor- Ed Feulner is founder of The than unity and harmony.” als were as relative as val- Heritage Foundation (www. www.saladovillagevoice.com And the distinguished cul- ues; the criminal, molded heritage.org). Buttons show SALADO Village Voice, March 23, 2017, Page 3A, FROM Page 1A Disannexation set April 1-2 “Buttons Bridging the You Have a Choice™ the board took two actions vying for three two-year from the ward from which Gap,” Texas State Button So- Home owned and operated since 1876. regarding property that dis- terms on the board. Three of the alderman is elected, the ciety’s [TSBS] annual Spring annexes from the Village of those candidates are incum- alderman’s office is consid- Show is open to the public Liz Armstrong Salado. bents: Fred Brown, Michael ered vacant.” Saturday and Sunday, April Salado Branch Manager The board approved a McDougal and David Wil- Because there is more 1-2. Hosted by Waco’s Bra- Escrow Officer Resolution that would au- liams. Challengers are Judy than one vacancy at one zos Button Club, the event is [email protected] thorize the “release or trans- Fields, Andy Jackson, Linda time, according to Sec. admission FREE and family fer of any disannexed areas Reynolds and Chris Tramel. 22.011 of the local govern- friendly. All are invited to (254) 947-3922 213 Mill Creek Dr., #140 from the extraterritorial ju- Six of the seven candidates ment code: “FILLING VA- view, learn and discover but- fax (254) 947-8632 risdiction of the Village and live in the proposed area for CANCY IN MUNICIPAL tons as affordable works of recognizing the statutory disannexation. Reynolds is OFFICE UNDER SPECIAL art in miniature. www.monteithtitle.com requirement that property the only candidate who does CIRCUMSTANCES. If a Button collectors from owners disannexed or re- not reside in the proposed vacancy occurs in a munic- across Texas — and around leased from the extraterrito- area of disannexation. ipal office by a resignation the country — will gath- rial jurisdiction of the Vil- Furthermore, if the dis- or in another manner and if er in Waco to learn more lage will still be responsible annexation election passes, the vacancy cannot be filled about these small, often Bruce A. Bolick, CPA for the indebtedness of the the remaining aldermen and as provided by other law, the hand-crafted treasures. Tax Time is here! Village incurred while prop- mayor will have to vacate commissioners court of the Showrooms are open to erty was within the territori- their offices because they county in which the munic- the public 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call for an appointment al limits of the Village, and live in the disannexed area. ipality is located shall order Saturday and 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (254) 718-7299 or (254) 947-1040 authorize city administrator The local government an election to fill the vacan- Sunday at the Hilton Waco to take appropriate action, as code states in Sec. 22.041. cy if the court is petitioned to [113 S. University Parks Dr., 560 North Main, Suite 4, Office 3 presented. Fred Brown made “VACANCY ON GOVERN- do so by at least 26 taxpaying Waco, Tx 76701]. For other ACROSS FROM THE CIVIC CENTER the motion, which received a ING BODY IS CREATED. voters residing in the munic- details visit texasstatebutton- [email protected] second from Frank Coach- (a) If an alderman moves ipality.” society.com. man. 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Sunday School Religious Education Salado and the late Christy Groomsmen were Gar- Sun. 10:10 a.m. Classes - Wednesday Coleman of Salado. ret Ward, brother of the K thru 12th 5:30 - 8 p.m. The bride is a 2008 grad- groom of Salado, Hunter Holy Eucharist Mass Schedule uate of Salado High School Ward, brother of the groom Tuesday - 6 p.m. and a graduate of Texas of Salado, Craig Jackson of Sun. 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. A&M University and UT Anchorage, AK, Nick Kiser Friday - Noon Saturday - 5:30 p.m. Medical Branch with a Doc- of Nashville, TN, and Chris Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. torate of Physical Therapy. Helgeson of Leesville, LA. or call for an appointment She is a physical therapist at Serving as Greeters were Friday Kidz Therapeze in Killeen. Anthony Guerra and Aidan Adoration (Holy Hour) 11 a.m. The groom is also a 2008 Guerra, both of Temple and Sunday graduate of Salado High cousins of the bride. (English) 9 a.m. School. He is a graduate of Parents of the groom Cliff (Spanish) 11 a.m. the U.S. Military Academy and Regina Coleman hosted Office Hours: Monday - Friday at West Point with a Bache- a rehearsal dinner at Cimar- 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. lor’s Degree in Environmen- Kamylle Palomino now Mrs. Joshua Coleman ron Hills Country Club. 881 North Main Street 601 FM 2268 tal Engineering. He is a cap- Following a honeymoon tain in the U.S. Army. Morilee fit and flare dress beading over Chantilly lace trip to New Zealand, the 947-3160 947-8037 StJosephSalado.org The bride wore an Ivory with elegant embroidery and and covered button detail couple will make their home www.saintstephenchurch.org in Georgia where Capt. Cole- Nix honored by Masonic man is stationed. Lodge March 25 Lions collect items Salado Masonic Lodge Bartlett Methodist #296 will present Lisa M. hold Garage Sale for Garage Sale Nix with its Mirabeau B. Lamar Medal during a lun- April 1 cheon noon March 25 at the The Salado Church of Christ Salado Lions Club will 4534. Salado Civic Center. First United Methodist ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His hold a garage sale at Jack’s Proceeds from the Garage Mirabeau Lamar, a mem- Church in Bartlett (645 W. truth, Showing His love.’ Barn, 525 Pace Park Rd. on Sale will be used to fund the ber of Harmony Lodge #6, Clark Street) is holding a Ga- April 1. many civic activities the Sal- was the second President of rage Sale, Saturday, April 1, Anyone thinking about ado Lions Club is involved the Republic of Texas. He is 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. They will also their spring cleaning is asked in, such as scholarships for remembered as the “Father be selling Sausage Wraps, to donate their items to the graduating seniors, eye ex- of Public Schools in Texas.” Baked Goods (individual and Lions Club 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ams and glasses for finan- The award is presented to family size), and cold bottles March 29-March 31. The cilly disadvantaged children, Nix for her excellence in ed- of water. Among the items “We invite you to worship club will accept donations the Salado Family Relief ucation and for her outstand- available are a small stove with us at any available at Jack’s Barn during those Fund, the Texas Lions Camp ing service to the communi- hood, a large carpet remnant, hours. for children with physical opportunity. You will find ty of Salado and the Salado several children’s bikes as If you need items picked disabilities and other civic school. well as the usual small ap- a group of sincere, God- up prior to these dates, call activities in the Salado com- The lunch will be a pot pliances, home décor & fur- loving and Christ-exalting Tom McMahan at 254-717- munity. luck style offering. nishings, kitchen items, chil- people, who will make you dren’s items, books, etc. feel at home with our church Floral designer Dean Mooney family. -Joe Keyes, minister presents ABWA program Gospel Singing held March 24 Dean Mooney, floral de- ed to bring a dinner meal if Institute of Floral Design- Sunday signer for Brookshire Broth- they wish. ers. Dean will design and Cedar Valley Baptist Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. ers, will provide the pro- Mooney has been the Spanish Worship - Call Church for times demonstrate some unique Church invites you to join gram for the Chisholm Trail florist designer for Brook- and interesting arrangements them for gospel singing 7-10 Wednesday American Business Wom- shire Brothers since the store at the meeting. p.m. March 24. Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. en’s Association at the April opened seven years ago. In Visitors are welcome. A pot luck meal will fol- 6, meeting. Social time 1980 he was on the Teleflo- For more information low the gospel singing. starts at 6 p.m. at the Pres- ra design team to decorate IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. contact Charmaine Barker The church is located byterian Church of Salado, the White House. One of at charmainebarker@gmail. eight miles southwest of Sal- 947-5241 105 Salado Plaza Drive. The his many accomplishments com or Dorothy Dentry at ado at 12337 FM 2843. meeting will start at 6:15 came in 1992 when he was [email protected] or For more information, p.m. Dessert will be provid- inducted into the prestigious 254 947-4667. call 254-947-5100. ed but individuals are invit- organization of American

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Group, Montgomery Chi- skin care, preventative health Sponsored by Salado United Methodist Church, donations are accepted at the door. ropractic, and the Temple care, and eye health will be SUMC March 26 Wild Game Salado Lions Club Dinner to benefit mission The Annual Wild Game area. silent auction. Dinner begins 5 p.m. March You will find dishes fea- There will be a Cowboy 26 at Tenroc Ranch in Sala- turing venison, bison, wild Cooking demonstration. Paul do. boar, game birds such as Garage Sale Cox will perform during the Proceeds benefit the lo- quail and dove, trout, bass, evening for your entertain- cal and foreign missions of and exotic dishes as well. ment. the Salado United Methodist You can support this ef- Donations will be accept- Church. fort by donating wild game ed at the door. April 1 at Jack’s Barn The Wild Game Dinner or fish or auction items. For more information features the dishes from Johnny Bratton will gavel a about the event, call the 525 Pace Park Road some of the finest cooks of live auction during the eve- church at 254-947-5482. wild game and fish in the ning. There will also be a 8 a.m. - ? Bell County Master Gardener’s Donations accepted thru March 31 Annual Spring Sale pickup available (254) 717-4535 | dropoff 9 - 4 When it comes to plants, trees, shrubs, groundcovers, ly summer till frost, four feet research is constantly being herbs and vegetables. Just tall and three feet wide. Full done to find and improve a few of the Superstars you sun. characteristics of the many can find at the sale are: Tycoon Tomatoes - Ty- different varieties of flow- Artic Frost and Orange Frost coon is an exceptional large ering, and fruiting plants, Satsumas are a cross be- round tomato variety. The as well as trees and grasses. tween cold hardy Changsha plant is determinate and is Those which perform well tangerines and very high known for its heat setting and have the desired charac- quality Satsumas. The fruits ability as well as its resis- A people of biblical faith, teristics may get to wear the are very sweet, easy to peel tance to tomato yellow leaf eternal hope, and radical love. title of Texas Superstar®. and only have one or two curl virus. Because it is de- When you think about seeds per fruit. David Ro- terminate it only reaches 3 to gracesalado.com | 5798 FM 2484 in Salado | 254.947.5917 Superstar plants, popularity driguez, a member of the 4 feet high and 2-3 feet wide. and success comes to mind. Texas Superstar® selection Plant early spring in a well- When it comes to being a board has noted that as op- drained soil, when danger of Texas Superstar®, a plant posed to other satsumas, frost is past. 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It Texas Superstar® and it cer- ing time for these evergreen should be cut back 20% each tainly doesn’t happen over- citrus is spring, and in win- month and blooms spring to night. ter they are cold tolerant to frost. Full sun. First, a plant undergoes 10° or 15º Fahrenheit respec- If you have additional several of years of extensive tively. They are designed questions, contact the Texas field trails during which it to expand in-ground citrus A&M AgriLife Extension has to show itself to be dis- growth into our USDA Har- Service, Bell County Office, ease and insect tolerant, diness Zone 8. 1605 North Main Street, beautiful, and yet require New Gold Lantana – A Suite 102, Belton, Texas or minimal care and minimal drought tolerant, heat loving, call the office at 254-933- need for chemical pest con- low maintenance perennial 5305. trol. Next the decision on with a wealth of golden yel- what plants will be marketed low flowers. Reduced fruit U as Texas Superstar® plants is set promotes prolific bloom- made by an Executive Board ing spring till frost. Deer tol- based on observations made erant, this lantana is a very Sunday, March 26 at plots and demonstration adaptable and popular peren- 9 am Worship service in Worship Center Traditional trials throughout the state. nial. Two feet tall, four-foot 10 am Sunday School All Ages Finally, growers must be able width. Full sun. to produce a sufficient num- Mexican Bush Sage – 11:15 am Worship Service in Chapel Contemporary ber of the plants to meet the A tough, drought tolerant, 5 - 8 pm Wild Game Dinner @ Tenroc Ranch increased demand created by highly pest resistant salvia Rev. Lara Whitley Franklin, Pastor Texas Superstar® marketing. with showy spikes of pur- Along with A&M designated ple and white, or solid pur- 650 Royal Street Wednesday, March 29 (254) 947-5482 EarthKind® plants, some 27 ple, blossoms. 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Allison Brinkman placed in the top 30 of 1663 Live- stock contestants at the Alexandria Harris’ Champion Polled Hereford heifer at the Star of Texas Rodeo in Austin. Houston Livestock Judging Stuart Lastovica took Division Champion Angus breeding This heifer is a senior yearling heifer, owned and bred. The calf on her side is the heifer Contest. She was awarded heifer at the Fort Worth Livestock Show. This is a bred and that will show next show season. Harris also won her class at the Houston Livestock Show. a $2000 calf scramble cer- owned female from his herd. tificate to be used toward a project for the 2017 season.

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Harvey then hit LGHS 0 0 5 push across a run and Ryan lead. Rustin Hale singled a booming 3 RBI triple to Salado 12 14 1 Oakes doubled right to score to left and went to second right. He scored on a single Jacob Wilk threw a three runners before the last on a ground-out. With two by Kade Maedgen to put the no-hitter, striking out 12 of out was recorded. outs and a Hale at third on a Eagles up 13-2. the 15 batters he faced as the R H E passed ball, Wilk walked and McKinney and Hale Salado Eagles crushed Lean- Salado 15 10 1 stole second. Harvey singled walked again in their sec- der Glenn 12-0 in the district BHS 2 2 1 to deep left, scoring Hale ond plate appearances of the opener March 14. Salado scored nine runs in and Wilk. Harvey stretched inning. McKinney stole sec- Only one Leander Glenn the fifth inning to notch their the single on the attempts to ond, scoring on a single by batter reached base due to second district win 15-2 by throw out Wilk. Two walked Dobbins that put runners at a catcher interference call. manner of the Mercy Rule on loaded the bases and Harvey the corners. Hale scored on Wilk picked him off at first March 17. scored on a passed ball for a passed ball before the final as he led off of the bag too The Eagles tallied 10 before final out. out ended the frame. far. He threw the ball just 58 hits in the game. Meanwhile Fourteen batters came up Dobbins put the Bulldogs times. Drew Dobbins held the Bull- to the plate in the top of the out in short order with two Wilk scored the first run dogs to just two hits as he fifth as the Eagles added nine strikeouts and a forced fly for Salado, reaching on a struck out six batters and more runs. Cullen McKin- out to right to end the game. two-out single in the first. He walked one in the five-inning Linda Pritchard-Egg, RN, LMT stole second and scored on an mound appearance. error by Glenn. Salado jumped out to a 254.947.HAND (4263) Cullen McKinney walked 3-0 lead in the top of the first. 254.541.6369 in the second, scoring on a Dobbins led off the game [email protected] two-out triple to deep right with a single to deep right. by Drew Dobbins. Dobbins He stole second and scored scored on an error. on a singled to right by Ryan Salado added two more in Oakes. Jacob Wilk followed Therapeutic Massage the third. With one out, Kade with another shot to right to Stress Management & Maedgen walked. Belton put runners at second and Farr double to deep left, scor- third. Oakes crossed home on Healthy Lifestyle ing Maedgen on the throw. McKinney singled with two outs to score Farr. Salado scored seven runs in the bottom of the fourth. The Eagles peppered the Glenn pitcher with four straight doubles to opposite fields. Dobbins led off with a double to right, scoring on a double by Ryan Oakes to left. Oakes scored on a double to the opposite field by Wilk and Wilk scored on a double No Mercy Lady Eagles 4-0 in district with 10-run wins Salado Lady Eagles crushed Burnet 16-0 with 14 hits to improve to 4-0 in district play last week. R H E Salado 16 14 0 BHS 0 1 5 Salado had 14 hits in the game including a grand TENROC RANCH • SALADO, TEXAS slam homerun by Abbie James that gave the Lady Eagles an 8-0 lead in the top of the first. Salado had singles by Piper Randolph (two), Rebecca Dockray and Breigh Oliver and doubles by Jenna Calder and Christin Wilson in the inning. AND FISH – The Lady Eagles added GAME OF WILD four in the second inning. INEST COOKS Marissa Gonzales and OUR F Oliver had singles while – FEATURING Randolph had a double. In the third, Salado scored three more runs with singles by Gonzales and Bailey TIndell. Tindell pitched the entire game for the Lady Eagles, facing 10 batters. She gave up one hit and struck out five batters. R H E LGHS 0 1 4 Salado 10 9 0 Salado Lady Eagles Mercy Ruled the Leander Glenn Lady Grizzlies March 16, winning 10-0 in five innings. Salado talled nine hits in the win. Salado scored two runs in the third on a single by Breigh Oliver and an RBI double by Christin Wilson (who scored on a passed ball). The Lady Eagles added six runs in the fourth. Piper Randolph hit a 3 RBI triple Sponsored By: and scored on a single by Oliver. Jenna Calder doubled to score Oliver and scored on a passed ball. Salado United Methodist Church Oliver and Wilson hit RBI singles in the fifth to end the game. 650 Royal Street • Salado, Texas 76571 • (254) 947-5482 Dockray got the win for Salado, pitching the entire game. She faced 15 batters, striking out five and allowing one hit.

Page 4B, salado Village Voice, March 23, 2017 Good Luck from your ‘Home’ Team Smokin’ Spokes Bike ride March 25 benefits SVFD The 15th Annual Smokin’ 860 N. Main Spokes Bike Ride, benefit- 254-947-5050 ing the Salado Volunteer Fire Department, will be c21bb.com held March 25, with the ride beginning at 8 a.m. at the Salado Intermediate School parking lot. All routes will Kevin DeLane begin and end in the Salado orthodontist Intermediate School park- ing lot. As in previous years, 485 Thomas Arnold Road a variety of routes will be saladoorthodontics.com available for riders to choose from, with each route differ- (254) 947-4011 ing in distance and overall difficulty. Riders can pick from 15, 27, 57, 70, 85 and 102 mile Now Accepting New Patients rides. Most routes will take cyclists east to the Summer’s Mill area, and also west to Stillhouse Hollow Lake. King and Queen of the Hill There are rest stops desig- The first male and female to reach the top of Eagles Nest Hill will be crowned the King and nated with each route. “We Queen of the Hill during the annual Smokin’ Spokes March 25, in Salado. For information placed most of our rest stops about routes and registration, visit saladospokes.com. Customer AcePest and Lawn at very scenic locations,” Satisfaction said Shane Berrier, Salado Summer’s Mill.” by March 19. Check-in begins the various routes. Guaranteed Volunteer Fire Department Entry fee will be $35 for at 6 a.m. On-site registration can be Free Estimates 947-4222 Chief. “One is on the shore pre-registration and $40 for Click on saladospokes. completed for $40 per rider. of Stillhouse Hollow Lake; Locally Owned and Operated on-site registration. The first com/ to register via the Free food and drinks will one is at the Overlook Park Licensed by the Structural Pest Control Board TPCL #12512 300 pre-registered riders will internet and learn more about be handed out to riders all on top of the dam to Still- be guaranteed a Smokin’ the race, including maps of day long at the finish line. house Hollow; and one is at Spokes T-Shirt. Pre-Register Salado Volunteer Fire Department

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Songwriters could win a week in a spa and condo in Branson, a $1,000 songwrit- er video, consultation with New York copyright attor- a fresh ney Jeff Jacobson and more through the Songsmith Texas Music Weekend seminar and TAKE ON LUNCH concert March 25-26 in Sal- ado. Famed Texas songwriters FRIDAYS G SATURDAYS Lloyd Maines and Terri Hen- drix will perform in concert at the Salado Civic Center 7:30 p.m. March 25. Tickets 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. are $25. Richard Paul Thom- as will open the concert. A day-long seminar will at the range follow on March 26. Tickets are $100. 101 MAIN salado Maines is a Grammy Winning Texas Music pro- ' 254.947.3828 ' ducer and multi- instrumen- talist, who has been involved THERANGERESTAURANT.COM in over 4000 recordings with many of Texas’ A-List art- ists. His 40 years of experi- ence and wisdom in both BREAKFAST, the art and business of mu- LUNCH & DINNER sic will be invaluable for all Lloyd Maines and Terri Hendrix perform March 25 at the Salado Civic Center. MON - SAT 7AM-9PM songwriters and musicians who hope to succeed in the SUN 7AM-10PM 21st Century Music Busi- blues and jazz. showdown. are committed to promot- ness. Scott Hoying “Songsmith is a Texas- ing the vast musical talent of Hendrix is a multi-instru- The deadline for the based fellowship of team all genres here in Texas, and mentalist and independent Songsmith Showdown Song- members, made up of anyone to bring Texas Music to its artist who has released more writing Contest is Feb. 28. interested in songs – song- rightful place as a leader in (254) 947-4663 than 14 albums on her own Multi-Grammy winner writers, vocalists, musicians, the 21st Century Music Busi- and Texas singer-songwriter producers, promoters, and ness.” 301 THOMAS ARNOLD ROAD Wilory Records. Her songs cover a wide range of genres Scott Hoying from the Pen- fans,” said local songwriter JOHNNYSSTEAKSANDBBQ.COM from folk, to pop, country, tatonix, is a final judge in the Richard Paul Thomas. “We Writers’ workshop March 25 The Salado Museum and Texas, state affiliate of the ten numerous books on re- of The Stage Stops Here, the College Park will host a National Endowment for the ligious fundamentalism and History of the Stagecoach Writers’ Workshop 2 p.m. Humanities, and by fund- evangelicals; his latest book Inn, Salado, Texas and In SAT APRIL 15 March 25, in the Museum ing from the Salado Public is Woodrow Wilson: Ruling the Governor’s Shadow: The JOHNNYSOUTBACK.COM Event Hall, 423 S. Main St. Library. Both events are Elder, Spiritual President. True Story of Ma and Pa Fer- in Salado. The event, be- free and open to the public. Lovett holds a Master’s guson. ing held in conjunction with The workshop will include a degree in humanities with an The museum’s traveling We Cater All Occasions! the traveling exhibit, Texas short talk by each author dur- emphasis in creative writing panel exhibit features in- WEDDINGS REUNIONS CORPORATE GATHERINGS Writers, on display at the ing the first hour followed by from Tiffin University and formation on Texas writers HAIL AND FAREWELLS ANNIVERSARIES museum through March 31, break-out groups where at- a Bachelor of Arts degree from the mid-20th century includes Texas authors Dr. tendees can speak with each in literature from Howard to the present day (www.hu- CANTINA OUTDOOR VENUE Barry Hankins, Jessica D. of the authors individually. Payne University. Her debut manitiestexas.org). Salado’s Lovett, and Carol Wilson. Dr. Hankins is a profes- novel is entitled Transplant- ties to arts, culture, and edu- The exhibit and workshop sor of history and head of the ing Hope. cation make this exhibit rel- are made possible by grant Baylor University History Wilson, who makes Tem- evant to the Village’s past, funding from Humanities Department. He has writ- ple her home, is the author present, and future.

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on the corner of Royal and Main 401 s main (254) 947-5554 Sun -Thur Noon - 10 p.m. | Friday Noon - Midnight | Saturday Noon -1 a.m. Inn on the Creek • 602 Center Circle Page 2C, salado Village Voice, March 23, 2017 Village of Salado Calendar of Events March 23 March 24 March 25 Salado Area Republi- Lenten Fish Fry, 5:30 Bell County Master can Women Fine China pm at St. Stephen Catholic Gardener’s annual spring Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. in Church Parish Hall. Sta- plant sale, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. the Blue Heron room at tions of the Cross follows, at Bell County AgriLife Tenroc. speaker: Cecilia 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. Building grounds, 1605 N. Abbott info: barclaymc- March 24 Main, Belton [email protected] Salado Pub Crawl, 6 - March 25 March 23 10 p.m. across the village. Bake Sale to benefit R Bank Ribbon Cut- info: salado.com SHS Project Graduation ting, 4 - 6 p.m. with Salado March 24 2017, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Ace Chamber of Commerce. Pub Crawl stop with Hardware Jarrell Banking Center, 50 music by Taylor Tomp- March 25 West FM 487 in Jarrell. kins, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Salado Youth Baseball March 23 Chupacabra Craft Beer & Opening Day Ceremonies, The Royal Street Art Salado Lone Star Winery 9 a.m. at Salado Youth Walk (RAW), 6 - 9 p.m. info: (512) 576-0123 Baseball Fields. Games along Royal Street, Feb March 24 throughout the day, eve- - Nov. info: royalstreetart- Smokin’ Maxx, 7 - 10 ning screening of Field of walk.com p.m. at Barrow Brewing Dreams March 24 Co. info: barrowbrewing. March 25 Sirril Art Gallery’s Art com 6 Cards with Graphic Show and Sale, 6 - 9 p.m. March 25 45 “Nature’s Sketchbook” Class, 10:30 a.m. at Stamp Smokin’ Spokes Bike Salado Youth Baseball will kick off the season with an Opening Day Ceremony 9 a.m. Race to benefit Salado Salado on Main Street. info: (254) 947-8848 at the Youth Baseball fields. Games will continue throughout the day and an evening Volunteer Fire Depart- screening of Field of Dreams will close out the day. ment. Register at: active. March 25 com Mirabeau B. Lamar Medal presentation and March 25 - 26 March 25 March 27 luncheon hosted by Salado Texas Wine and Rogue Smoken Maxx Carter, Salado Public Library Masonic Lodge #296, noon Art Fest, Saturday, noon 8 p.m. - Midnight at Board of Trustees Meet- at the Salado Civic Center. - 5 p.m., Sunday, noon - 4 Chupacabra Craft Beer & ing, 5 p.m. at Salado Public Recipient: Lisa M. Nix p.m. at Salado Winery Salado Lone Star Winery Library Company. info: saladow- info: (512) 576-0123 March 27 inefestival.com (254) 947- March 25 Salado ISD School 8011 Songsmith Spring Con- Board Meeting, 6 p.m. at March 25 - 26 cert: Terri Hendrix and Salado Civic Center. Wildflower Arts & Lloyd Maines, 7:30 p.m. at March 28 Crafts Festival. info: Salado Civic Center. Tick- Taste of Central Texas, MUD PIES salado.com ets: songsmithonline.com 6 - 9 p.m. at Bell County POTTERY March 25 March 25 Expo Center. Proceeds HAND THROWN POTTERY Edgy Art Show. info: Music of Tanner New- fund Central Texas Youth ONE PIECE AT A TIME salado.com man, 7 - 9 p.m. at Barrow Services. info/tickets: March 25 Brewing Co centraltexasyouthservices Handmade Art on the Veranda - March 26 .com Pottery, Pastels by Bob Stover, 1:30 Songsmith Spring March 29 - 30 the - 3:30 p.m. at The Antique Songwriting Seminar with Donations accepted at Homemade Rose of Bell Lloyd Maines and Terri Fudge Jack’s Barn for Salado Li- Mustard Seed March 25 Hendrix, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at ons Club Garage Sale info: OVER 50 FLAVORS Creative Glitter Card Salado Civic Center Reg- (254) 717-4534 BUTIK including Sucrose free Class by Jenice, 1:30 p.m. istration: songsmithonline. March 30 com Gluten Free at Stamp Salado on Main Pint Night with Ranger A P S Street. info: (254) 947-8848 March 26 Creek Brewery, 6 p.m. - P T Closed Mondays Wild Game Dinner, 5 - 8 Midnight at Chupacabra 642AR NorthE MainGIF March 25 L & Open Mic session for p.m. at Tenroc Ranch. info: Craft Beer & Salado Lone 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 18 N. Main Salado classical guitarists, 2 - 6 (254) 947-5482 Star Winery info: (512) arch 576-0123 Thursday • Friday • Saturday 947-0281 p.m. at The Strawberry M 26 Patch. with host Dow Fer- Salado Masonic Lodge March 31 guson Stated Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Drop off for Project March 25 March 27 - 31 Graduation Garage Sale Historic Salado Ghost- Glass and Gold Class at Fundraiser, 4 - 9 p.m. at walk info: saladoghost- Glass River Designs. info: SHS Cafeteria. info and walk.com (254) 947-0002 transportation assistance: (254) 239-4000 Weekends 642 N. Main St. (254) 947-8848 March 31 - April 15 Blow Your Own Easter Egg at Salado Glassworks. 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Stagecoach fides@saladovillagevoice. Rd. Meeting is open to month. com the public. First and third Salado Village Artists Tex Mex Tuesday at Thursday are regular meet- Stitchers and Knitters, Alexander’s Distillery (254) 2 ings and second and fourth p.m. at Salado Village Art- 947-5554 Prix Fixe at The Range, Thursday are workshop ists Building. meetings. Salado Masonic Lodge, 5 p.m.- close. $14.95 for Floor practice is 6:30 p.m. entree, dessert, drink. First Thursday at the Lodge every Mon- Salado Community Chisholm Trail Ameri- day except Stated Meeting. Chorus practice, 6 p.m., can Business Woman’s Stated meeting is 7:30 p.m. Salado Civic Center, Febru- Association meeting, 6 p.m. Monday on or before Full ary - April info: (254) 541- at First Presbyterian Church Moon. 7824 or saladochorus.com of Salado. Team Roping Practice, Village of Salado Board irst onday F M 6:30 p.m. at 3C Cowboy of Aldermen meeting, 6 Salado First Monday Fellowship Arena. Call p.m. at Municipal Building Gardeners, 8 a.m. at the before you haul 947-7214 Visitor Center. Second Thursday Monday Club, 2 p.m. First Tuesday Salado Ladies Auxil- at Salado United Method- Salado Village Artists iary Meeting, 9 a.m. at the ist Church Youth Activities Board Meeting, 9 a.m. at Salado United Methodist Center the Village Art Building. Church Youth Activities Salado Historical Soci- Followed by General Meet- Center. Salado Winery Company & Salado Wine Seller will host Ostrich Egg Painting noon - 6 p.m. ety board meeting, 6 p.m. ing at 10:30 a.m. Barrel Racing, 6:30 p.m. on April 8. Participants receive a cleaned ostrich egg, decorations, paint, egg dye, and a at Salado Public Library. Salado 4-H Club meet- at 3C Cowboy Fellowship free glass of wine from Salado Winery. Tickets available on Eventbrite.com ing, 6 p.m. at Salado In- Arena. Call before you haul Second Monday termediate Cafeteria, Sept. 947-7214 Live music at Chupaca- Second Monday Book Fourth Friday Open discussion Al- - May. bra Craft Beer and Salado Club at Salado Winery, 7 - 9 Third Thursday Fourth Friday Gospel Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. Lone Star Winery p.m. Third Tuesday Salado Chamber of Singing, 7 p.m. at First Ce- Salado United Methodist Public Arts League of Bell County Genea- Commerce Board Meet- dar Valley Baptist Church First and Third Saturday Church Youth Activities Salado open board meeting, logical Society Meeting, ing, 8:30 a.m. at the Visitors on FM 2843. Pot luck to Trudy’s Closet, 8 a.m. at Center. 5 p.m. at the Visitor’s Center 6:30 p.m. at Temple Public Center. follow, bring a favorite dish Grace Baptist Church Second Weekends Library. Village of Salado Board or dessert. on Main Street. Second Saturday Salado Market Days, 9 Bunco, 6:30 p.m. at of Aldermen Workshop Salado FFA Meeting, 6 Saturdays Asanas and Ales, 9:30 - a.m.-5 p.m. at Salado An- Salado Lone Star Winery Session, 6 p.m. at Municipal p.m. at Salado High School Studio Time for Salado 11 a.m. at Barrow Brewing tique Mall, 721 Stagecoach and Chupacabra Craft Beer Building AG building Sept. - May. Village Artists members, Company Road. Salado’s original Mar- Salado Youth Fair Fourth Tuesday Fridays 10 a.m. info: saladovil- ket Days event. info: (254) Sundays Booster Club meeting, after Night of Ministry, 7 Pop in for a pastry, 8:30 lageartists.com 947-3355. Sunday Brunch, 10:30 the FFA meeting at Salado p.m. at 3C Cowboy Fellow- - 9:30 a.m. at First Commu- Live music in The a.m. - 2 p.m. at Alexanders High School AG building. ship nity Title. Lounge, upstairs at The Info: SYFBClub@gmail. 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$ Services North C Churches and Education # Business Name Type 3 Wildfire Ranch Arena V 4 St. Stephen Catholic Church C 6 Salado College Park V 7 Raney & Associates $ 8 Stagecoach Inn D 9 Salado Museum V 10 Sofi’s S 12 Chupacabra and D Salado Lone Star Winery D 14 Salado Glassworks A 17 Barrow Brewery D Hecho en Queso Food Truck Fri. D 20 Springhouse S 21 The Venue V 22 The Shed D 24 Tablerock V 26 Salado United Methodist Church C 29 Alexander’s D 29 Inn on the Creek L 30 First Baptist Church C 32 First Texas Brokerage $ 33 First State Bank $ 34 First Community Title $ Farmer’s Insurance $ Zbranek Agency 40 W.A. Pace Memorial Park V 46 The 1860s Shop S 47 Timeless S 48 The Inn at Salado L 49 Lively Coffeehouse & Bistro D 49 Magnolias S 50 The Range at the Barton House D Linda Roundtree Pritchard Egg $ massage therapist 55 Salado Family Dentistry $ 57 Mud Pies S 58 The Shoppes on Main #1 S 60 Salado Creek Jewelry S 62 The Pizza Place D The Shade Shop S 65 ERA Colonial Real Estate $ 73 Crain Chiropractic & Wellness $ 75 Angelic Herbs S Bruce Bolick, CPA $ 76 Salado Civic Center $ 78 The Mustard Seed S 79 Salado Chamber/Tourism Bureau $ 81 Salado Wine Seller and D Salado Winery Co. 82 St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church C 85 Dee’s Antique Mall S 85 Salado Post Office $ 86 Bill Bartlett – Century 21 $ 86 Subway D Old Fashioned Burgers D 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 7 96 Salado Village Voice $ Ace Pest Control $ Montieth Abstract & Title $ The Haire Shop $ Integrity Rehab $ Mill Creek Cleaners $ 97 Brookshire Brothers S 100 Salado Public Library C 101 Salado Cleaners $ Residential 102 Hairitage Barber Shop $ 113 Salado Church of Christ C 118 Salado Market Days S 119 Salado Antique Mall S 120 Horizon Bank $ 129 Cowboy’s Barbecue D 130 Village Spirits S 132 Broecker Funeral Home $ 133 Johnny’s Steaks and BBQ D 135 Embrace Smiles $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

Not Shown on the Shopping Map Animal Medical $ JD’s Travel Center D The Play Yard Preschool $ Don Ringer $ Garlyn Shelton $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship C Coleman Auto Restoration $ Walt Tollefson Computer Repair $ Finney Insurance S Grace Baptist Church C Mill Creek Country Club D/V Historical Markers in Salado 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 50. The Barton House 6. Salado Historic College Hill 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 51. The Levi Tenney House 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 29. Alexander’s Distillery 55. The Armstrong Adams House 8. Main Street Bridge 30. First Baptist Church 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 31. The Tyler House 49. The Vickrey House 23. The Baines House 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 24. Historic Dipping Vats 45. The Anderson House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 46 Old Saloon 79. The Reed Cabin 26. Old Methodist Chapel 48. The Norton-Orgain House 100. The Josiah Fowler House SALADO Village Voice, March 16, 2017, Page 5C

A self-inflicted injury finished down one, losing two Contract hearts and two spades. At one table, though, South Bridge saw a way to give himself an By Steve Becker extra chance if the diamonds broke 4-1. After ruffing the club return at trick five, he rea- 1. FOOD & DRINK: What is Answers In this deal from a club soned that if the diamonds were meringue made of? 1. Whipped egg white and sugar duplicate, only one North- divided 3-2, no harm could 2. MOVIES: What were the 2. Tom, Dick and Harry South pair made four spades come from cashing the A-K names of the tunnels in the 3. 24 even though the contract was before drawing the last trump. movie “The Great Escape”? 4. “Oliver Twist” unstoppable with correct play. If both opponents followed 3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: 5. Federated States of Micro- At most tables, the bidding suit to the A-K, he could then Pure gold consists of how many 7. MUSIC: How many keys are nesia went as shown, and West led cash the jack of spades before karats? on a standard piano? 6. Four the jack of clubs. Declarer put running the diamonds. If the 4. LITERATURE: In which of 8. BIBLE: How old was Methu- 7. 88 up dummy’s king in order to second diamond happened to Charles Dickens’ novels does selah when he died? 8. 969 in the Hebrew Bible try a spade finesse, losing the get ruffed, the contract was the character of Fagin appear? 9. MEASUREMENTS: What 9. Zero eight to West’s queen. A second doomed anyway. 5. GEOGRAPHY: What degree of latitude is the Equa- 10. A crash club was taken by the ace, and The advantage of this Pacific island nation is known tor? (c) 2017 King Features Syn- the king of spades then lost to approach can be seen in the by the initials FSM? 10. ANIMAL KINGDOM: dicate, Inc. East’s ace. East returned a third actual deal. When declarer 6. ANATOMY: How many What is a group of rhinos club, ruffed by South with the run the diamonds. But when cashed the two top diamonds, chambers are in the human called? nine. East showed out on the second East showed out, but was heart? At this point, virtually all the declarers drew West’s last trump diamond, the contract went unable to ruff. South then led with the jack and attempted to down the drain. Although South a low diamond and ruffed it in could ruff a fourth round of dummy to establish the suit. diamonds in dummy, he would Dummy’s remaining trump was have no entry to the closed hand led to the jack, and the rest of to collect his last two diamonds. the diamonds were run. West So, after cashing the A-K-Q of got his heart trick at the end, diamonds, these declarers next and South got a well-deserved led a heart toward dummy and top score. (c) 2017 King Features Syn- dicate Inc.

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Other through the Chihuahuan that gives this snake the Unlike other large spe- than having a “button” on the Desert portions of western appearance of having dipped cies of rattlesnakes, the end of the tail, they are exact Texas to near Austin, then the front part of its face into Black-tailed Rattlesnake replicas of the adults and are south to the Mexican states black ink. The background does not winter together in fully capable of fending for #1 Salado Square | Main Street of Coahuila and Nuevo is primarily black along the large numbers. The process themselves, including having 254-947-0323 | magnoliasofsalado.com Leon. In Texas, it is most spine, with a pattern of vari- of brumation, (not hiberna- fully functional fangs and frequently observed in the ably colored patches of pale tion as the animal does not venom apparatus’. mountainous areas of the scales along the first half sleep through the winter, This species is typically Trans-Pecos, less often in of the body. 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716 DEGRUMMOND WAY 801 BLAYLOCK CIRCLE Impressive custom built home that Immaculate 4 bedroom, 3 bath, is a Southern Living Idea Home. A custom, one owner home. fabulous drive-up that features 5 Large great room with wood burn- bedrooms, 5 .5 baths, with mas- ing fireplace and built-ins. ter and guest suite downstairs. Two car plus golf cart garage. Must see all the extras.. Located $269,900 on a tranquil tree lined street in the heart of beautiful Salado. $639,000

SOLD 1208 MILL CREEK DRIVE Magnificent live oak tree graces the front of this well maintained 2007 HIGHLAND DRIVE home. Large great room with Beautiful home overlooking #8 wall of glass overlooking the T Box, Creek One on the Mill backyard, generous fireplace, 2 Creek Golf Course with 3 BR, large screened porches.Master 2.5 BA, large great room with bedroom and bath plus bed- soaring ceiling, music/study room 2 and 3 with a bath are room, open kitchen with break- downstairs. 17 X 16 bedroom fast room and bar. Must see with bath upstairs. Fenced views from this custom built backyard and a playhouse or home. workshop. $269,000 $250,000 List your property with Raney & Associates LAND LISTINGS UNDER 800 Hillcrest CONTRACTUnusual lot needs creative builder. Lots of trees $18,000 694 ASHLEY COURT Great location just off Main Street in established neighborhood. Lot size is .517 Acre $72,500 KEVLIN TRAIL Only 1 lot left! Premier half-acre lot, underground utilities ready for building. $59,900 HERITAGE SUBDIVISION Only nine 1 + acre lots left in this beautiful subdivision. For more information check our website. HIDDEN SPRINGS 3.49 Acres On Mission Trail right off of Long Meadow Beautiful building site with mature trees.

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