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Entry fees may Event category. Since on November 3rd. Win- Salado Creek flooding. be paid the morning of the 1998, the Awards Program ners will be announced The objective is to tournament or they can be has recognized more than at the Awards Gala to repair the destruction of mailed to Treasurer, 2201 150 projects, events and be held that evening. Salado Creek caused by Chisholm Trail, Salado, people that make a differ- Judging for the awards last year’s flood between TX 76571. Make checks ence in Texas downtowns. took place on Aug. 5 in the one lane bridge and the payable to Mill Creek The Best Renovation/ Austin. The distinguished low water crossing at the Restoration. Rehabilitation award rec- jury panel included the foot of Chisholm Trail. Pre-tournament re- ognizes excellence in re- following representatives: Van Ostermick is coor- freshments and a lunch habilitation – renovation Jim Adams, McCann Ad- dinating the effort which will be provided, as well or remodeling – of the ams Studio; Terri Davis, calls for an entry fee of as on the course during interior or exterior of an AJR Media Group; Pete $80 per person. the outing. existing building. Reha- Gasper, Laurie Smith De- A registration form can Mill Creek Golf Course bilitation focuses on the sign Associates; and Lori be found on the Salado is providing the golf (Photo by Marilyn Fleischer) historic materials and Martin, Paramount The- Village Voice website, course and carts to the Efforts by local volunteers to clean up the damage features, finishes, spaces, atre. www.saladovillagevoice. outing free of charge. caused by Salado Creek flooding have been supported and spatial relationships The Texas Downtown com. Matt Sommerfield, by local donations. A golf tournament will be held Aug. that give a property its Association, established All teams must be reg- Golf Professional, can be 16 to further fund these efforts of beautifying Salado. historic character. in 1985, is a statewide The Best Promotional nonprofit organization istered no later than Aug. contacted at 947-5698 to All golfers in the com- of golf in support of this Event award recognizes comprised of more than 14. The $80 entry fee enter. He will also serve munity are invited to par- community effort. excellence in creation and 400 members involved in includes cart, lunch and as tournament director. ticipate in the tournament Anyone that would like execution of downtown or downtown revitalization more! Fantastic prizes such as and asked to invite their to participate by donating commercial district pro- projects. For information, There will be prizes outings at several famous friends and relatives to to the cause or would like motional events, including visit texasdowntown.org. awarded in both the men’s Golf facilities in Central come to Salado for the day to sponsor a hole, is also festivals. Types of events and women’s divisions for Texas will be awarded. and enjoy a great round very much appreciated. Historical Society will dedicate marker in memory of Liz Carpenter The Salado Historical ceremony will include Dr. Texan and descendent of Betty Wilke Cox, under- all people. We have suf- Society will recognize Wallace Davis and Mr. the Robertson clan. Her scores the importance Liz fered a loss that cannot and honor Mary Elizabeth Bill Kinnison of Salado great-great grandfather, attached to her Texas roots. be weighed. For me, it is “Liz” Sutherland Carpen- Historical Society, Scott Sterling Clack Robert- Liz Carpenter and her a deep personal tragedy. I ter, a native of Salado and a and Christy Carpenter, son, the Empresario of husband, Les, gradu- know that the world shares significant part of Salado’s Liz’s son and daughter, the Robertson Colony, ated from the University the sorrow that Mrs. Ken- history, by placing and and other family mem- brought 600 settlers to of Texas with degrees in nedy and her family bear. dedicating a marker at the bers. The Salado Histori- the Brazos Valley in the journalism. They formed I will do my best. That site on College Hill where cal Society welcomes oth- Milam District prior to their own news bureau in is all that I can do. I ask The late Liz Carpenter. her ashes were scattered ers to witness and share in the Texas Revolution. Her Washington, D. C. soon for your help and God’s.” following her death in this historical event. great- grandfather, Elijah after their marriage in When asked about this lat- of many of our National March, 2010. Liz loved to The inscription on the Sterling Clack Robertson, 1944. Liz covered Con- er Liz said, “I can’t really Parks. During her lifetime play on the hill as a child bronze plaque attached to came to the Salado area in gress and the White House say I wrote it. God was my she worked for four Presi- and to tell others that this the granite marker recog- 1854 and built the house for sixteen years. ghostwriter.” dents. was where her parents met nizes Liz Carpenter as a where Liz was born. He She was executive While in the Johnson After leaving the when they were students at nationally known journal- was one of the founders assistant to Vice-Pres- White House, Liz ad- White House, she wrote Salado College. ist, speaker, and political of Salado College and the ident Johnson when vanced to Press Secretary five books and travelled The dedication cer- advisor and a prolific part Village of Salado. He she became famous for and Staff Director for the the nation as a speaker emony will be held on of Texas history. Liz was donated the land for the the words delivered by First Lady, Lady Bird and humorist, settling in September 3, 2011 at 10 born in the historic planta- College and additional President Johnson fol- Johnson. At the White Austin in 1976. A pas- a.m. at the Old Salado tion home of the Robert- acreage to be sold in lots lowing the assassination House, Liz was in the fore- sionate feminist, she co- College Ruins, 601 South son family in Salado on to raise money for the of President Kennedy. front of such major initia- founded the National Main Street, Salado, Tex- September 1, 1920. She College. Liz’s biography, President Johnson said, tives as Head Start, Beau- See Carpenter, Page 6A as. Those involved in the was a sixth generation “Girl From Salado” by “This is a sad time for tification, and the creation

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There are, of course, less than 1 percent in the first half of other rules in effect that fail to meet this this year. As Reuters news agency put threshold. But they’re out there, too, and it, the U.S. economy came “perilously they add up. Major or otherwise, they’re close to flat-lining in the first quarter.” sitting on the chest of an economy that’s Coming on the heels of the last monthly gasping for breath. job figures, though, this isn’t surprising. Unfortunately, this burden is about to get Unemployment is at 9.2 percent. even heavier. As Gattuso and Katz write: The numbers are even worse for “This flood of red tape will undoubtedly younger male workers. “In 1954, about persist, as hundreds of new regulations 96 percent of American men between the stemming from the vast Dodd-Frank fi- Reagan the statesman ages of 25 and 54 worked,” writes New nancial regulation law, Obamacare, and Ronald Reagan, God rest his soul, has York Times columnist David Brooks. the EPA’s global warming crusade ad- been dead for seven years. This is long “Today that number is around 80 percent. vance through the regulatory pipeline -- enough for liberals to feel safe making One-fifth of all men in their prime work- all of which further weakens an anemic him their pet Republican. Rich ing ages are not getting up and going to economy and job creation.” In their telling, Reagan raised the debt work.” Not everyone is sorry to see the regu- ceiling 18 times, passed tax increases, Lowry One of the biggest factors behind latory load get heavier, however. After negotiated with the Soviets and then whether companies hire or not is regu- all, more rules mean a bigger federal pretty much called it a day, adjourning lation. It’s expensive to run a business, workforce. One recent study found that to share a friendly after-hours drink with and if government agencies are saddling the regulatory staff at federal agencies his bosom buddy, Democratic House them. Cutting deals is easy, if you don’t you with more and more expensive rules, went up about 3 percent between 2009 Speaker Tip O’Neill. These heterodox- care much about where they take you. you’re simply not going to have as much and 2010. It’s estimated to go up another ies would get him ostracized in today’s Knowing how to accommodate reality, money left over to hire additional em- 4 percent in 2011. Republican party, proving that the GOP when to give way and when to stand firm, ployees -- or to pay the ones you already That’s right -- the employment situ- has been hi-jacked by dangerous extrem- while never deviating from your ultimate have as high a wage as you might like. ation isn’t bad for all groups. The ones ists. purposes is the stuff of statesmanship. We have fresh evidence, in fact, of making it difficult for the rest of us to Needless to say, that’s what they When such statesmanship is in the just how costly those myriad rules com- hire new people and conduct business are called Reagan and his supporters back service of transformative and noble ends, ing out of Washington can be. Regulatory doing fine. when the Gipper was alive and govern- it deserves honor for all time. It is what experts James Gattuso and Diane Katz This can’t continue. Congress can help ing. Beyond their obvious opportunism, defines a Reagan or a Lincoln. The Great have a new report out on this “hidden free us from this red tape by taking some though, the newly minted Reagan nos- Emancipator’s later career was partly tax” -- so-named because, unlike taxes, important steps: 1) Require congressional talgics of the Left have a point: Reagan devoted to the perilous work of slowly they don’t have their price tags out in the approval of every major new rule. Right didn’t get everything he wanted, and he pushing the envelope of public opinion open. Yet, as with conventional taxes, now, they can veto, but it rarely happens. had to compromise. This isn’t a telling toward the abolition of slavery. The abo- regulations raise the price of everything 2) Create a Congressional Office of Reg- polemical point so much as a banality, a litionists hated his compromises and cau- for Americans, from consumer goods to ulatory Analysis -- a necessary check on truism about any leader in a robust demo- tion. He, in turn, hated their self-righteous health care. the executive branch’s regulatory powers. cratic society. purity. But both the abolitionist agitation In the first six months of fiscal year 3) Establish a sunset date for each federal Reagan inevitably had to make choices. and the shrewd political leadership were 2011, 15 major new regulations were is- regulation, to keep outdated rules from Confronting a Democratic House, he indispensable to changes unimaginable sued. The annual bill? $5.8 billion. And outliving their usefulness. could cut taxes and fund a defense build- on the cusp of the Civil War. Lincoln that’s after one-time implementation We can keep the economy from flat- up, or try to balance the budget. He had called radicals in his party “the unhandi- costs of $6.5 billion. That’s par, however: lining. But we need to realize that cost- the right priorities; the economic growth est devils in the world to deal with -- but So far, the Obama administration has im- ly, unnecessary regulations are part of he fostered and victory in the Cold War after all their faces are set Zionward.” posed 75 major new regulations, with an what’s making it so critically ill. made the budget surpluses of the 1990s The Tea Partiers in Congress will annual price tag of $38 billion. Ed Feulner is president of The Heri- possible. have to make their own bows to states- “Major” here, by the way, is a specific tage Foundation (www.heritage.org). The liberals’ hankering for Reagan manship. If David Gergen is ever on term used by the government to refer to is only possible when they abstract him CNN praising them for their supposed from the context of his times and focus responsibility, they might as well not on his pragmatic tactics to the exclusion have come to Washington in the first of his fixed ideological goals. Some con- place. They should never become house- servatives make the opposite mistake by broken. On the other hand, they can’t let ignoring Reagan’s adept maneuvering, as tactics become destructive to their ends, if the only ingredient to his success was or oppose anything that doesn’t meet a maintaining the right convictions. test of absolute purity. Both sides, then, tend to misun- The road to Zion is always frustrating derstand the well-springs of Reagan’s and winding. achievement. Having grand goals is easy, Rich Lowry is editor of the National if you don’t care much about reaching Review. (c) 2011 by King Features Synd., Inc.

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Mon-Fri 8-6 Home matches in bold ** Denotes district matches Sat 9-1 # Homecoming Closed Sunday (254) 947-0100 Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Athletic Director: Glenn Talbott Principal: Kay Matthews Mill Creek Cleaners Quality Dry Cleaning, Laundry, Get ready Alterations & Custom Tailoring C.A.R.S. Now OPEN in our NEW LOCATION to head in Salado Plaza C oleman a uto R estoR ation systems back to 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 200 one C all does it all next to Brookshire Brothers school (254) 933-7400 Salado High School 1914 S. IH 35 • Belton student can pick up infor- • auto body repair mation packets Aug. 10-11 • hail repair The office of Dr. Mary Evers D.O. from the high school of- • full scale detail shop fice. The packets must be (512) 868-9800 completed and returned • free estimates before students can pick • windshield repair up their schedules for the • interior repair Specializing in Medical and Surgical new school year. • insurance claims welcome www.colemanars.com Skin Disease and Skin Cancer Students will be able Open Monday - Friday, late appointments available to pick up their schedules Accepting new patients, we see all age groups All major insurance accepted including Medicare and Tricare from the high school office at the following times: 2118 Scenic Drive Georgetown (next to St Davids Georgetown Hospital) Seniors: 9 a.m., Aug. www.texasdermcenter.com 15. Juniors: 1 p.m., Aug. 15. Sophomores: 9 a.m., Aug. 16. Freshmen: 1 Proctor and Rose p.m., Aug. 16. Custom Screen Printing Other important dates: 110 N. Main, Belton, TX 76513 Stash Your Stuff: Office/Fax 254-933-8866 3:30-4:30 p.m. Aug. 18 at Thomas Arnold Elemen- Screen Printing, Embroidery, 3D Signs tary School. Pad Printing, Banners, Magnetic Signs Meet the Teacher: 4-5 James Proctor John Rose p.m. Aug. 18 at Salado In- 254-760-1876 254-541-4976 termediate School. Fill Your Locker: 5-7

P & R www.proctorandrose.com p.m., Aug. 18 at Salado Ju- nior High. The first day of school for Salado ISD is Aug. 22. SFRF serves Salado students Salado Family Relief Fund gave vouchers to 45 families and over 90 students in its first day Aug. 8. The SFRF also gave out vouchers, which can be used for new back to school clothes and school 871 North Stagecoach Rd • 947-9993 supplies, on Aug. 10. If on the access road behind Subway you would like to donate Tuesday - Friday 10 - 6 • Saturday 10 - 4 to the SFRF, mail check to PO Box 461, Salado, TX 76571 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 100 947-4008 Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Home - Garden - Lawn Care - Animal Feeds Page 8A salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011 Salado Eagles Key Cutting - Propane Exchange - Paint Mixing SaladoSalado FootballFootball Fax & Copy Service - Craftsman Tools Cross Country Home of the Eagles Schedule 2011 Date Meet Varsity Football Schedule 08/26 Temple Date Opponent Site Time 09/03 Belton August 13-SAT Crawford (Scrimmage) Salado 10:00am 09/09 Midway August 18-THURS China Spring (Scrimmage) China Spring 7:00 pm August 26 Marlin Marlin 7:30 pm 09/17 UTSA September 2 Rockdale Salado 7:30 pm 09/24 Salado September 9 Gatesville Gatesville 7:30 pm 10/01 RR McNeil September 16 Troy Troy 7:30 pm September 23 West + Salado 7:30 pm 10/08 Georgetown September 30 Bye Week 10/15 Rogers October 7 Liberty Hill * Salado 7:30 pm 10/19 JH District October 14 Burnet* Burnet 7:30 pm 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 100 October 21 Lampasas * Salado 7:30 pm 10/26 HS District October 28 Taylor ** Salado 7:30 pm 947-4008 11/05 Regional November 4 Llano * Llano 7:30 pm 11/12 State * District + Homecoming ** Senior Night Freshmen and Junior Varsity Schedule Date Opponent Site 9 th /JV August 13-SAT Crawford (Scrimmage) Salado 9:00am August 18-THURS China Spring (Scrimmage) China Spring 6:00 pm August 25 Marlin Salado 6:30 pm 9th ONLY August 25 TBA TBA 7:00 pm JV ONLY September 1 Rockdale Rockdale 5:00/6:30 pm September 8 Gatesville Salado 5:00/6:30 pm September 15 Troy Salado 5:00/6:30 pm September 22 West West 5:00/6:30 pm September 29 Bye Week October 6 Liberty Hill * Liberty Hill 5:00/6:30 pm October 13 Burnet* Salado 5:00/6:30 pm October 20 Lampasas * Lampasas 5:00/6:30 pm October 27 Taylor * Taylor 5:00/6:30 pm November 3 Llano * Salado 5:00/6:30 pm Junior High Schedule Date Opponent Site 7 th /8th September 8 Gatesville Gatesville 5:00/6:30 pm September 15 Troy Troy 5:00/6:30 pm September 22 West Salado 5:00/6:30 pm September 29 Rockdale Salado 5:00/6:30 pm October 6 Liberty Hill * Salado 5:00/6:30 pm October 13 Burnet* Burnet 5:00/6:30 pm October 20 Lampasas * Salado 5:00/6:30 pm October 27 Taylor * Salado 5:00/6:30 pm November 3 Llano * Llano 5:00/6:30 pm John at (254) 547-9711 Superintendent – Michael Novotny Athletic Director – Glenn Talbott HS Principal – Kay Matthews JH Principal – Harry Miller *****Varsity games on Friday, JV, FR, JH games on Thursdays***** DDISTRICT 25-AAA25-AAA

saladosm ) iles 947-4007 let us give you a reason to smile Haircuts • Color Perms • Hi-Lites • Facials Waxing • Manicures Tues - Sat 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Howard W. Lufburrow, DDS Exit 279

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Fresh White and Wheat Crust Sauces: Tomato Basil, Alfredo, All-Ceramic Crowns | Tooth-Colored Fillings Basil Pesto, Tomato BBQ Root Canals | Clear Correct Invisible Braces Dentures - Full and Partial Monday - Sunday Cosmetic Dentistry - Bonding and Veneers 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Cleanings | Extractions 20400 S IH 35 exit 279 Treatment of Gum Disease All Pizzas Topped with a Blend of 5 Cheeses salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011, Page 9A Salado ISD School Supply Lists Thomas Arnold Elementary 1 Trapper Keeper folder for binder 3 hole w/pockets 2 Boxes Kleenex Tennis shoes must be worn all day, up to 2nd grade 2 Plastic yellow folders w/pockets & brads 2 Pkgs. Mechanical pencils with extra lead Pre - Kindergarten 1 Pkg. wide ruled notebook paper 2 Pkgs. Notebook paper (wide ruled) 1 backpack (large enough for 9 x 12 papers) 3 Boxes Kleenex 5 Composition notebooks (wide ruled) 2 pkg. glue sticks 1 Roll Bounty or Viva brand paper towels 3 Plastic folders (red, blue, yellow, orange or 2 watercolor paint sets 1 Box Ziploc baggies (girls) gallon (boys) sandwich green) 1 pkg. baby wipes or Lysol wipes 1 Pkg. 5 count dividers (write on labels-no insert tabs) 6th Grade Art Class Supplies 1 pair blunt scissors w/plastic handle & metal cutter 1 Pencil box 1 - 9 x 12 sketchbook, any kind 2 pack small cups 1 Pkg. 12 x 18 manila construction paper 1 Pkg. Ticonderoga brand pencils Girls - paper towels Boys gallon zippy bags 1 Pkg. 3 x 5 index cards - (girls) unruled (boys) ruled 1 Pencil sharpener w/receptacle 1 box facial tissue 1 Trapper Keeper w/zipper (must close completely) 1 Pink eraser 2 items from this list: stickers, shaving cream 5 Composition notebooks 1 Glue stick or white paper sacks 3rd Grade Art Class Supplies 1 Highlighter (boys) 1 bottle Elmers glue 1 - 9 x 12 sketchbook, any kind 1 Roll paper towels (girls) 1 pkg. 9x12 construction paper 1Pkg. Ticonderoga brand pencils Salado Junior High 1 wide ruled 70 page spiral notebook 1 - Pkg. pencil top erasers 7th Grade Kindergarten 1 Pkg. 3 x 5 index cards (boys) 1 Pencil Bag 2 pkg. #2 plain yellow pencils 1 Box sandwich baggies (girls) 2 Boxes #2 Pencils (1 box for Math) 1 Fiskars steel blade scissors 4th Grade Blue or Black ink Pens 1 bottles 8 oz. Elmers glue - white only 1 Trapper Keeper w/zipper (must close completely) 2 Boxes Red Grading Pens (1 box for Math) 4 boxes 24 count Crayola crayons These are community supplies, please do not label! Highlighters 2 Pink Pearl erasers 4 Pkgs. #2 wooden pencils 1 Pack Markers 2 boxes 10 pack Crayola classic colors markers 2 Pkgs. Pencil top erasers 1 Pack Map Pencils 1 set Crayola watercolors 2 Pkgs. Colored pencils 2 Boxes Kleenex (give to 2nd period) 1 wide ruled 70 page spiral notebook 1 Ream white copy paper 4 Packages Notebook Paper 1 - 4x8 school box NO ZIPPERS 1 Pkg. glue sticks 1 Package Glue Sticks (Science) 1 backpack - regular size no rollers 1 Pkg. wide ruled notebook paper 3 Three Ring Notebooks, 2 inch (English/Read- 1 plastic quad fold mat, no longer than 18x45 1 - 3-ring pencil bag ing) (Science/Mass Comm.) (History) 1 box facial tissues 5 Composition notebooks (wide ruled) 2 Packages Dividers -5 tabs 1 box Ziploc baggies - boys (quart) girls (gallon) 1 Blue plastic folder w/pockets & brads (English) (History) Please do not send pillows, blankets or sleeping bags. 1 - 1” 3 ring binder 2 Spiral Notebooks (Science) (Mass Comm.) 1st Grade 3 Boxes Kleenex 2 Composition Book (Reading & English) (Crayola products only please - NO Rose Art) 1 Box Ziploc baggies (boys-gallon, girls-sandwich) 1 Two-Pocket Folder with Brads (Math) 24 #2 Ticonderoga pencils only, no jumbo 1 Large container of Lysol or Clorox wipes 1 Pack Dry Erase Markers (Math) 1 box Crayola colored pencils 2 Pkgs. Dividers w/pockets and write on labels 1 Pack Index Cards- 3x5 (Mass. Comm.) 1 pkg. Pink Pearl erasers 1 Pkg. colored construction paper 3 Packages Multicolored Construction Paper (1- 6 boxes 24 count Crayola crayons classic colors 4th Grade Art Class supplies Science) (2-Reading) 1 pkg 8 count glue sticks 1 - 9 x 12 sketchbook, any kind 8th Grade 2 boxes Kleenex 1 Pkg. Ticonderoga brand pencils 1 Pencil Bag 2 composition notebooks 1 Pkg. pencil top erasers 1 Package Red Pens 1 box Crayola brand Classic big markers (10 ct) 1 Box Crayola crayons (16-24 ct.) boys 1 Package Black or Blue Pens Last name starts with: 1 Box Gel markers (8-12ct, metallics, sparkle, etc.) girls 1 Pack of 12 #2 Pencils (A-M) - bring baby wipes 5th Grade 1 Pack Map Pencils (N-Z) - bring gallon ziploc bags 1 Multi pack glue sticks 1 Pack Markers (Science) Label these supplies with your childs name: 1 - 1” 3 ring binder 1 Pack Dry Erase Markers (Math) 1 pkg. dry erase markers 1 Large eraser 1 Pack Highlighters (various colors) 1 set water colors 1 Pkg. highlighters 1 Removable USB/Thumb Drive/Memory Stick 1 pair scissors 1 Pkg. markers (Reading) 1 plastic school box 1 Pkg. colored pencils 1 Bottle Glue (Science) 2 spiral 70 page notebooks 1 Pkg. red pens 4 Packages Notebook Paper 2nd Grade 2 Pkgs. Pencil eraser tops 3 Spiral Notebooks (2 for Science) (1 for English) 24 #2 Ticonderoga pencils only, no jumbo 2 Pkgs. #2 wood pencils 2 Composition Books (Reading & English) 4 boxes 24 count crayons 1 Pencil bag - large size 3 Three Ring Notebooks (2 two-inch size for 1 highlighter 1 Pair scissors Reading/English, History, and Science & 1 one- 2 pkg. pencil top erasers 2 Boxes Kleenex inch size for BCIS) 1 pair Fiskars scissors 5 Composition notebooks (wide ruled) 3 Packages Dividers- 5 Tabs 1 8 oz. Elmers glue - white only 4 Plastic folders pockets & brads (Reading) (English) (History) 4 solid color folders with pockets & brads (red, green, purple & blue) 3 Two-Pocket Folder with Brads red - yellow - blue - green 1 Supply box to store extra supplies in locker (2 for Reading & 1 for Math) 4 wide-ruled 70 page spiral notebook 5th Grade Community Supplies 2 Package Multicolored Construction Paper 1 school box (9x6) 2 Pkgs. Notebook paper (wide ruled) (English and Reading) 2 boxes facial tissue 1 Pkg. 8 x 11 manila paper 1 Pack Index Cards- 3x5 Size 1 roll Viva paper towels 1 Pkg. 8 x 11 construction paper (Science & English) 1 pkg dry erase markers 1 Roll of paper towel 1 Pack Index Cards- 4x6 Size (Reading) 1 set of water colors 5th Grade Art Class Supplies 2 Boxes Kleenex (give to 2nd period teacher) 1 pkg. thin markers 1 - 9 x 12 sketchbook, any kind AG Class 10 glue sticks 1 Pkg. Ticonderoga brand pencils 1 folder with pockets & brads or rings Boys bring 1 box gallon or quart freezer bags 1 Pink eraser 1 spiral notebook or 50 sheets of paper Girls bring 2 boxes ziploc sandwich bags 1 Box washable Crayola markers 8-12 ct. (boys) Pen/Pencils Salado Intermediate School 1 Box skinny Crayola markers 8 - 12 ct. (girls) Junior High Art Class 3rd Grade 6th Grade 9x12 Sketchbook, any kind These are community supplies, please do not label! 1 Pkg. colored pencils 1 pk. Pencils, Ticonderoga Brand preferred 2 Pkgs. 24 ct. wood pencils - Ticonderoga preferred 1 Pkg. markers 1 Pencil Sharpener (enclosed to catch shavings) 1 Pkg. pencil top erasers 1 Pkg. red pens 1 Eraser (Art Gum, Magic Rub etc) 2 - 24 ct. box Crayola crayons 1 Large eraser 1 pk. Prismacolor Scholar Brand Colored Pencils 2 Pkgs. White copy paper 1 Pkg. pencil top erasers 12-36 ct. (at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby etc) 1 Pair Fiskar scissors 2 Pkgs. Blue or black pens 1 Glue Stick 1 Pkg. 12 count glue sticks 1 Large pencil bag 1 Pkg. Crayola markers (large) 2 Multi-pack glue sticks Page 10A, salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011

Foolish one, what you sow is not made alive unless it dies. And what you sow, you do not sow that body that shall be, but mere grain - perhaps wheat or some other grain. But God Community gives it a body as He pleases, and to each seed its own body.

1 CORINTHIANS 15: 36-38 Gunsolley celebrates 90th with family and friends Aug. 6 Rick and Shannon dren: Glenn Alan (Tuc- Ashe hosted a party in son), Wayne Gunsolley honor of Ruth Gunsolley, (Seattle), Sharron Shaulis who celebrated her 90th (Indiana) and Huyen Gun- birthday with friends and solley (Tucson); her grand- Dossman family. Gunsolley is the children Jim and Michelle maternal grandmother of Ashe (Queen Creek, AZ), Funeral Home Rick Ashe, former mayor Jenna Ashe (Phoenix), 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 of Salado, and the great Shanna and Paul Mid- grandmother of Addie dleton (Cary, NC), Joe “In Service to our fellow man...” Ashe, an incoming eighth and Karen Shaulis (Indi- grader at Salado Jr. High. ana) and Rick and Shan- The party was held at the non Ashe (Salado); great Holiday Inn Express Aug. grandchildren Laci Ashe 6. (Queen Creek), Grant Family members in at- Shaulis (Indiana) and Ad- tendance were her chil- die Ashe (Salado). Presbyterian Church of Salado Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor 10 A.M. Sunday Worship

105 Salado Plaza Drive • 254-947-8106 Main & Salado Plaza Drive behind Ace Hardware P.O. Box 865 www.presbsalado.org SALADO CLEANERS Democratic Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations Committee 1209 N. Stagecoach meets Aug. 18 254-947-7299 www.fbcsalado.org 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat in Belton (254) 947-5465 Leather & Suede Cleaned The Executive Com- Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor Wash & Fold mittee of the Bell County (Next to the Library) Democratic Party will SUNDAY WEDNESDAY meet Aug. 18. 8:30 a.m. 1st Service 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal The meeting will be Classic Worship 6 p.m. WEBS held 6:30 p.m. at the Bell A classic blend accompanied (Wed. Evening Bible Study) LASTOVICA County Extension Build- by our pianists, orchestra 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 2 – grade 6) Fine Jewelers, Inc. ing, 1605 N. Main in members and worship choir “Known for Service” Belton. 6 p.m. Bible Drill (grade 4 – 8) 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study Prompt In-Store Jewelry Repairs All Democratic Pre- 6:30 p.m. Youth Activities cinct Chairs are urged to 11:00 a.m. 2nd Service Diamond Sales • Custom Casting • Diamond 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal attend this business meet- Appraisal • Watch Repair • Diamond Setting Contemporary Worship ing. Jewelry Repair A contemporary mix led by For further informa- our praise band 1202 S 31st St. & Ave. L • Temple tion, call (254) 698-1880. 773-5772

Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor 5798 FM 2484 254-947-5917 Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Youth Pastor, Chris Knotts Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely GraceBCSalado.org (August 14) Come join us this Sunday morning

(August 17) as we worship Jesus together!

Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults 11:00 a.m. Worship service 6:00 p.m. Evening activities Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Fellowship dinner 7:00 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, Upstairs youth ministry Owners Ronnie & Staci Schoepf salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011, Page 11A

Brisket Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que Sausage 702 E. Central • Belton Pork (254) 939-1151 Chicken The Salado Church of Christ Turkey WE CATER Your Place or Ours ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His Sirloin schoepfsbbq.com truth, Showing His love.’ We cordially invite you to join us for... Lochie Beth Darling Leon and Carleen Carroll of Belton have announced Born: 8-16-1981 the engagement of their son, Clinton William Carroll Weight: 7 lbs. 8 oz. Inches: 20 inches of Salado, to Ellen Susan Matthews of College Sta- tion. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mike and Gail 3 p.m. in the Afternoon Matthews of Crockett. The couple plans an October 1 Lochie is 30 years old today. wedding at the First Baptist Church in Bryan, Texas. She is one of the agriculture teachers at Salado ISD. She is the mom to Come hear the untold story of America’s Cricket (Kelli Jo) Darling. Christian roots. Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. Happy Birthday! 8/17: “Evidence of America’s You have always been our Spiritual Heritage” Pt. 2 ‘darling child’ - Mom & Dad, 8/24: “Evidence of America’s Jacqueline, Dan, Lilly, Spiritual Heritage” Pt. 3 Mammaw and all your Sunday Salado friends and family Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Evening Worship • 6 p.m. Saturday Yoga in Salado Spanish Worship • 4 p.m. Wednesday 10-10:45 BEGINING YOGA Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. 11-12:30 ASHTANGA IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. (Primary Series) 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org Just show up! $5 suggested donation Moriyah Elyse Brumlow was born at home on July 30. Old Salado Springs Celebration Center She weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces and 20 inches long. Royal Street Parents are David and Stephanie Brumlow. Excited siblings are Victoria, Gregory, Rebekah, Irelyne, and Questions? 254-778-6401 Dalton. Grandparents are Ronnie and Nancy Good- night, all of Salado.

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Houseplants - Plantings - Bromeliads Gifts - Metal Art - Candles Elm Grove dedicates Cut Flowers and Custom Arrangemets historical marker The highlight of the 100th anniversary celebration Au- Transform gust 7, at Elm Grove Baptist Church was the unveiling of a Texas Historical Commission Marker. Unveiling the your smile marker are (l. to r.) Charlene Hickerson, Byron Hicker- son, Louise Brantley, Faye Butler, and Bobby Hilliard, and your who hold the longest memberships in the church, with life... pastor Dale Gore. St. Stephen St. Joseph’s Catholic Episcopal Church Religious Education Chapel Classes K thru 12th Holy Eucharist 6 - 7:30 p.m. ...with a Sun. • 11 a.m. Wednesday snap. Mass Summer Schedule www.devereauxjewelers.com Saturday • 5:30 p.m. Sunday ACTUAL PATIENT (English) 9 a.m. (Spanish) 10:30 a.m. Salado Fitness & Tanning Center Summer Fitness Special Office Hours: Every day 3 months $100 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Douglas B. Willingham, D.D.S. Tanning $25 month 939-1033 601 FM 2268 (254) 947-5242 behind Fletcher’s Book Store 947-8037 Main and Thomas Arnold Road 254-947-5814 N. Main Street www.saladodentistry.com Monday - Friday • 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. [email protected] Saturday • 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 805 N. Main St., Suite G Page 12A salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011

come and join a great sport!

The Harker Heights High School Lacrosse Club is looking for players and a volunteer coach.

Eligible players are Coach should have young men age 14 - 18 from lacrosse experience Harker Heights, Ellison, playing and/or coaching. Shoemaker, Killeen, Belton and Salado High Schools. for information: [email protected] Salado Masonic Lodge #296 installed officers for the new year during a special open installation July 23 held 254-449-3561 or 254-718-0649 at Belton Lodge. The installation was held at the larger Belton Lodge to allow for family and friends to attend and enjoy a meal provided by incoming Master Scott Gurnett. Shown above are (from left) Doug McNeese, PM, Installing Marshall; Richard Oyler, Chaplain; Tim Fleischer, PM, Treasurer; Dewayne Parsons, Junior Steward; SALADO EAGLES gear Truitt L. Bradly, PM, Senior Warden; Jamie Oyler, Junior Deacon; Scott Gurnett, (wearing the hat) Master; Art Wadford, Junior Warden; Gordie McQuire, Senior Deacon; Will Culbertson, PM, Secretary; Darrell Street, Senior Shirts | Stadium Seats Steward and Monty England, PM, Installing Master. The Salado Lodge meets at 7:30 p.m. on the Monday on or Blankets | Jackets before the full moon. It was chartered by the Grand Lodge of Texas in 1867 with Col. E.S.C. Robertson as the Headwear first Master of the Lodge. Prior to the installation, Gordie McQuire was presented with the Mason of the Year award for his work in the previous year. (Photos by Steve Courtemanche) A portion of every Salado Eagle Gear purchase is donated to Salado Schools Salado Creek Outfitters Tue - Sat 1109 West Village Road (254) 947-8239 Leaza behind Sonic 947-9001 Kelli 947-8582 Johnnie’s Cleaners Your Hair.Appointments Your Style. Necessary & Tailors Now Offering Alterations & Full Service Dry Cleaning Feather and Tinsel New Location behind Salado Sonic Extensions Elmer King, Jr., a member of Salado Masonic Lodge Inside Salado Creek Outfitters #296 was presented with the 50 Year Service Award 1109 West Village Road NEW LOCATION during a ceremony July 23 by the Grand Lodge of Tex- 254-778-2408 254-770-0355 as. His wife Billie is shown above putting the 50 year 213 Salado Plaza Drive pin on his lapel.

(800) 460-1851 (254) 773-0003 Calendar of Events Salado Pages 2-3B Shopping Map of Salado Village Guide Pages 4-5B Section B Salado Village Voice •August 11, 2011 • 8 Pages • Shopping, Dining, Overnight, Events Melodrama continues run Serenity Spa & Boutique at Spur through August Choose from a full Massage Menu Bartholomew B. Bad- seed has the peaceful Relaxation Swedish agrarian village of Salado facing a good crisis as Reflexology the Salado Silver Spur Deep Tissue Theater’s seventh annual melodrama series “Gone Aromatherapy to See... or the Fiendish Fi- nancier’s Nefarious Food Factory Fiasco” continues 947-8833 its run through Aug. 27. Gift Certificates for every ocasion The show runs at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Satur- days, with 2 p.m. Saturday 113 Salado Plaza Dr matinees, from July 29 through Aug. 27. Admis- Classes forming now Tony Blackman as Perry Combover, Proprietor of Com- sion is $15 for adults; $12 Glass Blowing • Lamp Working bover’s Fertilizer and Feed, is the villain’s comic foil for senior citizens, military SerenityFoundry Spa • Forging • Clay& Boutique and dupe. Painting • Kids Classes personnel and students Open with ID; and $8 for chil- manure-merchant/wed- blow your own glass birdfeedersAromatherapy dren aged 12 and under. ding-singer. He is enlisted Thursday, Friday & Saturday 254-654-9171 Facials Matinee prices are $10 for by Badseed to assist in the Visit our Calendar for details adults, $8 for other catego- perpetration of Badseed’s Body TreatmentsFigurines ries and $8 for children. power-grabbing plot. alado rts orkshop.orgProducts for the home spa Group rates are available. Karen Ewton as Maezy S A W Candles This year’s melodrama Millicent Moonflower, an Blankets has former snake-oil sales- aspiring young reporter man Badseed arriving in coming to Salado to cover T-Shirts Salado to introduce his the Bell County Fair and GRIFFITH FINE ART 947-8833Collars latest chemical formula, Ag Expo. Gift Certificates for every ocasion “St. Bartholomew’s Seed- Betsy Tyson is Matilda Garden Accessories speeding Superserum,” “Ma” Moonflower, the GALLERY Jewelry for Pets & People at the Bell County Fair & widowed mother of Maezy Agricultural Expo. The who is in town with her Corner of Main & Van Bibber 254-947-3177 formula, when applied daughter to start an organic 418 N. Main St., Suite 4 Shannon Ashe plays Ka- to seeds, will cause them farm on her late husband’s 229 North Main Street wildaboutanimalstx.com trina Love in the Silver to produce fruit instanta- nearby property. Spur melodrama. SerenityOpen Mon -Spa Sat & Boutique(254) 947-9100 neously. Unfortunately for Garrett Clark portrays Maezy’s kid brother My- the citizens of Salado and side in Salado. Nearly all ron Moonflower, a teenage the world, the serum has are long-time performers nerd and chemistry whiz. Now Showing a dangerous side-effect on on area stages and known Basic and Spa Pedicures Shannon Ashe plays consumers of the produce. as the Spuradicals when Katrina Love, proprietress Mr. Badseed, true to his at the Silver Spur. Esch, $ of Miss Kitty’s Passion starting at 35 nefarious nature, intends is long-time graduate of Palace and Convention GONE TO SEED to use this side-effect to Ringling Bros. and Bar- or Center, site of the County his advantage in his quest num & Bailey’s Clown Fair and Ag Expo. The Fiendish Financier’s for wealth and power. It’s College. KD Sperling of Round up to Ranger Sam Hous- “Gone To Seed” incor- Nefarious Food Factory Fiasco Rock has the role of School ton “Tex” Grainger, played porates both on-stage and 947-8833 Superintendent Spurling, once again by Silver Spur on-film shenanigans and Gift Certificates for every ocasion judge of the Fair’s produce www.saladosilverspur.com Picture Show co-founder Grainger Esch, bravado with its inspired Showtimes competition. Blackman, 108 Royal Street • Salado Vaudeville to foil Badseed’s villainous silent chase film,” says in the old Guest-Sanford Granary Friday & Saturday the long-time Technical Stage plot. playwright-actress Ewton. spuradical 7:30 p.m. Director of the playhouse, Reservations 254-947-3456 social Live Music Tony Blackman as Per- Tickets also available at the Door club The “movieola,” which member Saturday and teenage actor Clark re- Admission $15, Discount for Senior, Military and kids & Fun for ry Combover, Proprietor of links the two acts and the beer and wine bar 2 p.m. any age side in Belton. Combover’s Fertilizer and storyline’s action, has be- at Evening Performances Other cast members re- Feed, Salado’s resident come a highlight of the annual melodrama, with 120 Royal Street The Pizza Place Pizza many everyday citizens 254-947-0747 Pasta and businesses taking part. The silent film is accompa- Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery Salad Bar SaladoPizzaPlace.com nied with live piano music Springhouse! Buffalo Wings by Nelda Milligan of Hark- Desserts er Heights on a century-old Free print by late Texas 947-0022 upright, accompanied by artist Barbara Savage Open Daily 11 to 8 Ben Milligan on foley, the w/purchase of $20 or more strange sounds of various Salado Marketplace 230 North Main Street Vaudeville instruments. The Silver Spur The- Lets Pretend Party Place ater is located at 108 Royal HOT Texas August Where kids come to party like rock stars. Street. For reservations Or Princesses . . . Or Pirates . . . or more information, call 947-3456 or visit sala- Christmas Preview (254)957-4479 dosilverspur.com www.letspretendpartyplace.com Page 2B, salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011 Salado Calendar of Events Spur Arts Academy Every Monday All interested community andsip.com. members and volunteers (SSAA). Wednesdays Salado Masonic irst hursday are invited to attend. F T ages 3 to 18. 254-947- Lodge #296 practice, Chisholm Trail 3456 or www.saladosil- 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge 90 Wednesdays American Business N. Church St., except on verspur.com. through ugust Woman’s Association Stated or Called Meeting A The American Heri- meeting, 6 p.m. at Mc- August 5 nights. “Uncorked” Juried tage Series with histo- Cain’s Bakery, N. Main Art Show Opening Re- First Mondays rian David Barton at Street at Van Bibber ception at Salado Wine Salado Historical So- Salado Church of Christ, Lane. August Speaker: Seller, 841 N. Main St. ciety board of directors 6:30 p.m. Aug. 17 topic Richard Kitterman, “Uncorked” will show meeting, 6 p.m. at Salado is “Evidence of America’s Director of Centroplex case some of the finest Civic Center. Spiritual Heritage,” Pt. 2. Better Business Bureau. new and seasoned artists Aug. 24 is Part 3. Dinner Cost: $15 Barclay AlexAnder’s distillery Third Mondays McCort 947-3617. from around Texas set Salado ISD Board of Second and Fourth in the coolest art venue Trustees meeting, 6 p.m. First & Third Thursday ednesdays in the historic Village of Where HOT-AS-HELL-ITY Salado Civic Center, un- W Village of Salado Salado Lions Club, Salado. www.saladoart- Becomes HOSPITALITY. . . less otherwise noted. Board of Aldermen 11:30 a.m., Salado Civic festival.com. meeting, 6 p.m. at the Every Tuesday Center, luncheon meet- Come cool off with us! Municipal Building, 301 August 6 Salado Rotary Club, ing. Stagecoach Rd. Midnight Madness Food, drink, fun! 11:30 a.m., Stagecoach Thursdays down Main Street. 5K Inn Restaurant. Fridays Run sponsored by Salado Free Texas Mu- Live music beginning Chamber of Commerce. Every Tuesday sic Concert Series at at 6 p.m. at The Lounge, Intimate, upscale bar at Inn on the Creek Begins at 12:01 a.m. Salado Community Schoepf’s Barbecue, 7-10 upstairs at The Range. Chorus practice, 6 p.m., p.m. Visit schoepfsbbq,. August 6. For details call Salado Civic Center, un- com for artists. First Fridays 254-947-5040 or visit less otherwise noted. Keep Salado Beau- www.salado.com. Fine Dining this Weekend Thursdays tiful work day at the Gruyere Gougères ugust Every Tuesday Ladies night for all Green Bridge, begin- A 11 (Cheese Puffs) Salado Ladies Pear and Cranberry Spinach Weekly Yoga class the working girls at ning at 8 a.m. Salad 6:30 p.m. at Salado Gypsy’s Closet. Gypsy’s Auxiliary 9:30 a.m. at Grilled Beef Tenderloin with Wine Seller, 841 N. Closet will remain open Fourth Friday Civic Center. Speaker: Spicy Lemon-Paprika Aioli Fourth Friday Gospel Diane Rose, the Blind ~ OR ~ Main St., info tiffyor- until 6 p.m. on Thursday Shrimp Scampi and Angel [email protected]. evenings, so come by and Singing at Cedar Valley Quilter, who will tell her Hair Pasta enjoy a glass of wine and Baptist Church, begin- story and display quilts. Stuffed Yellow Squash Chef Denice prepares an Second Tuesday ning at 7 p.m. 8 miles RSVP by Aug. 8 with $10 Asparagus-Red Pepper after work shopping. elegant four course meal. Community Emer- west of Salado on FM check to cover speaker Bundles gency Response Team **** Call 947-5554 Thursdays 2843. Potluck dinner fees made out to Salado Raspberry-Lemon Sorbet with for Dining Reservations. of Salado (CERTS) Ladies night at served. Ladies Auxiliary PO Box Almond Florentine Cookie meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Salado Creek Winery, Saturdays 161; Salado, TX 76571. Boutique Inn • Gourmet Restaurant • Bar the Municipal Building, 227 N. Main St., 254-947- Ellen Staples 947-8687 or 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. 9000, www.saladoswirl- Recycling program, 9 a.m.-noon on the texazona@embarqmail. grounds of the Salado com. Arts Workshop, 113 August 11 Salado Plaza Drive. Evening of Yoga and Saturdays Wine at Salado Wine Adelea’s Farmers Seller, 841 N. Main St., Market opens at 8:30 6:30-8 p.m. Unwind the a.m. until sold out. 302 mind, practice restorative N. Main St. poses, and receive cosmic 254.947.5554 goodness. Then get Center Circle, Salado Saturdays yourself a glass of Texas www.inncreek.com • Fodor’s Best B&B Stay Yoga classes at the Wine! Diamond Collection® B&B Old Salado Springs Cel- ebration Center. Classes August 12-14 begin at 10 a.m. and 11 Ki Ki Creations a.m. Texas Style & Unique Jewelry will have a New Saturdays York Jewelry designer Live music at Salado in store presenting cus- Creek Winery and Vine- tom cut gems and one yard, 6-9 p.m. of kind jewelry. Store Wednesdays Through located at 106 N. Main St., 254-855-5538 for Aug. 24 information. Summer Arts Classes and Camps at the Silver August 13 Teen-Adult Fine Arts Sampler summer session at Salado Arts Work- shop. Visit www.sal- Nandina adoartsworkshop.org for luxuriously soft details and reservations. August 13 bamboo and organic cotton Jammin’ on the Lawn at Salado Wine Seller, for the bath and pool 841 N. Main St., 4-7 p.m. Come enjoy a glass a Texas Wine and listen to live music by Michael, Julie, & Pat. August 13 Live music at Salado Creek Winery, 6-9 p.m., NDI featuring Stefanie Fix. natural decorations, inc. 227 North Main Street, 947-9000, saladoswirl andsip.com cosmetics | skincare | bath & body

GREGORYSOFSALADO.COM 418 North Main • theapothecaryatsalado.com • 254.947.7273 See Calendar, Page 3B August 11, 2011 salado Village Voice, Page 3B FROM Page 2B Open Daily Calendar 10-5 Schoepf’s BBQ Backyard. Pignetti’s gift card, the September 23 & 24 Wed & Sun Proceeds benefit Peace- chance to win one free Salado United Meth- Serving Salado ugust Since 1996 1-5 A 13 able Kingdom Retreat for month membership to odist Church Commu- Live music at Rising Children. Contact 254- The Summet and a chance nity Bazaar. Sept. 23 (1-7 Star Vineyards, 7-9:30 554-5555 or erickam@ to win a $50 gift card to p.m.) and Sept. 24 (9 a.m.- p.m. Heather Dillard. 110 peaceablekingdomretreat. Wal-Mart. 4 p.m.) at 650 Royal St 3 North Main N. Main St., 947-5425. com. (Salado UMC grounds). (254) 947-1909 risingstarvineyards.com. August 20 Hot & Tired? August 18 Live music at Salado ctober ugust O 8-9 A 15-16 Stash Your Stuff, Creek Winery, 6-9 “A Christmas Carol” We have Cool Remedies! Kaleidoscopes 3:30-4:30 p.m. at Thomas p.m., featuring Jamie Auditions, 3 p.m. at for Kids summer session Arnold Elementary Thomas. 227 North Main Tablerock Amphithe- at Salado Arts Work- School. Street, 947-9000, salado ater. 254-947-9205, shop. Visit www.sal- FINE ART swirlandsip.com. 254-742-2422 or harryc- adoartsworkshop.org for August 18 prellop [email protected]. details and reservations. Meet the Teacher, August 20-21 GALLERY Salado Intermediate Teen-Adult-Hid- ctober Main Street • Salado ugust O 7-8 A 16 School, 4-5 p.m. den Treasures summer Annual Christmas in (888) 461-2605 • (254) 947-3930 A golf tournament session at Salado Arts October, Salado Civic at Mill Creek Golf August 18 www.prellopfineartgallery.com Workshop. Visit www. Center grounds, spon- Course to restore a por- Fill Your Locker, saladoartsworkshop.org. sored by Salado Chamber The largest selection of fine art tion of Salado Creek. A Salado Junior High of Commerce Auxiliary, originals and Bronzes in Salado. scramble type outing for School, 5-7 p.m. August 22 254-947-8646 or lett- Limited Edition prints & canvas reproductions. four person teams, $80 First day of the 2011- August 19 [email protected] per person with all fees Salado ISD Health & 2012 School Year for Salado ISD Students. benefiting the clean up ef- Benefits Fair at Salado October 8-9 Bell County’s award-winning winery forts.. The objective is to Intermediate School Caf- August 27 Fright Trail Au- repair the destruction of eteria, 9-11 a.m. Vendors SISD Athletic Boost- ditions at 3 p.m. at Live Music Salado Creek caused by who are interested in ers Club Reverse Raffle Tablerock Amphithe- this Saturday last year’s flood between displaying at the health at the Salado High School ater. Events Director the one lane bridge and and benedfits fair should cafeteria, 5-9 p.m. Jackie Mills 254-947- Stefanie Fix the low water crossing contact Bonnie Smith at 9205 tablerock1@aol. at the foot of Chisholm August 27 com. 6-9 pm the Salado ISD Business Live music at Salado Trail. Office 947-5479. Creek Winery, 6-9 p.m., October 15 227 N. Main Street (254) 947-9000 August 18 August 19 featuring Stefanie Fix. Opening of Salado Schoepf’s BBQ Salado ISD Health 227 North Main Street, Sculpture Garden. saladoswirlandsip.com Open Daily Vaquero Golf Classic Fair Blood Drive, 9-11 947-9000, saladoswirl October 22-23 at 9 a.m. at Wildflower a.m. Nlood donors will andsip.com. Salado Under Glass Country Club. Golf- receive a free full-length art and glass fair spon- ers will enjoy an 18-hole September 12 beach towl, a coupon to Salado Masonic sored by the Salado scramble, followed by a McCain’s Bakery & Cafe Shipley’s Donuts for a Lodge stated meeting, Chamber of Commerce Players Dinner and con- 417 N. Main half-dozen glazed donuts, 7:30 p.m. at the Lodge, and Salado Arts Work- cert by Whiskey Myers at the chance to win a $50 90 N. Church St. shop. 947-DELI (3354) OLD FASHIONED BURGERS OLD FASHIONED BURGERS Gourmet Espresso Bar & ICE-CREAM & ICE-CREAM Speciality Coffees - 100% Fresh Burgers, NEVER Frozen – ¼ lb or ½ lb Gourmet Breakfast and Lunch 882 North Main Street - Fries, Hot Dogs, Chicken Tenders, Jr Burgers and more Sun - Thur: 11 AM – 7 PM - Thick & Frosty Shakes with REAL Bluebell Ice-cream ~ Bakery ~ Fri - Sat: 11 AM – 9 PM Cakes, Pies, - Sundae, Floats, Smoothies and Frozen Yogurt. Cookies & More DRIVE-THRU NOW OPEN! 882 North Main Street Freshly served daily! (254)-947-5271 Sun - Thur: 11 AM – 7 PM Fri - Sat: 11 AM – 9 PM

Cowboys Bar-B-Q DRIVE-THRU NOW OPEN! Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD Susan Marie’s (254)-947-5271 The Brands, the Selection, the Personal Service Slow Cooking. . . Since 1985 alado reek Swim $3 All Summer S C $ Fast Service Mini-Golf 3 Combo $5 Brisket • Sausage • Turkey Putt & Swim Shoes On SALE Chicken • Pork Loin at the Stagecoach Pork Ribs • Veggies... % Birthday, Group & Team Parties Welcome up to 60 off Catering, Take Out or Dine In 947-5111 254-947-5700 Wed - Sat 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. Plus take an extra Old Salado Springs 20% off (254) 947-5933 when you www.oldsaladosprings.com purchase Celebration Center NOW OPEN 2 or more pair and Retreat The Springs Resturant 200 Royal Street Opens at 5 p.m. Tues - Sat 212 Royal Street Live Music on Weekends Bring this ad for a free dessert 254-947-5239 Open 10-5:30 Mon-Sat • 12:30-5 Sun Page 4B, salado Village Voice, August 11, 2011

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4. Stagecoach Inn 254/947-5111 DL 32. THE VERANDA 56. SALADO MARKETPLACE 73. CARRIAGE PLACE SQUARE Brookshire Brothers Floral Dept. 254/947-8922 $ 121. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254/947-0148 C First Texas Brokerage 254/947-5577 $ Salado Pizza Place 254/947-0022 D Salado Tanning & Fitness 254/947-5814 $ 124. St. Stephen Catholic Church 254/947-8037 C 5. Stone Creek Settlements 254/947-9099 L 33. First State Bank 254/947-5852 $ Let’s Pretend Party Place 254/947-4479 S 73. Visitors Center 254/9478634 CV 97. Salado Public Library 254/947-9191 E 888/777-8844 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main Chamber of Commerce 254/947-5040 CV 98. Salado Cleaners 254/947-7299 $ 125. Animal Medical Salado 254/947-8800 $ 6. Central Texas Area Museum 254/947-5232 E First Community Title 254/947-8480 $ 57. THE COLONY 75. Salado Wine Seller 254/947-8011 S 100. Finney Insurance Agency 254/947-3599 S The Play Yard Preschool Center 254/947-1153 $ 8. SHADY VILLA Farmers Insurance 254/947-0995 $ Griffith Fine Art 254/947-3177 S Salado Realty 254-947-9700 $ Peggy Sutherland, Agent Gregory’s 254/947-5703 S Zbranek Agency Salado Creek WInery 254/947-9000 S 79. Presbyterian Church of Salado 254/947-8106 C 101. Holiday Inn Express 254/ 947-4004 L 126. Salado High School E 11. Tablerock Amphitheater 254/947-9205 E 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 CV 80. CREEKSIDE BUSINESS ARTS CAMPUS 102. Best Western Plus 254/947-4001 L 13. Salado United Methodist Church 254/947-5482 C 36. Angelic Herbs 254/947-1909 S 61. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE Coyote Glass Design 254/947-0002 $ 127. TranQuil Gardens R.V. Park 254/947-5192 L 17. Inn on the Creek B&B 254/947-5554 D 37. Inn at Salado 254/947-0027 L McCains Bakery and Cafe 254/947-DELI D Salado Arts Workshop 254/654-9171 $ 103. Robertson’s Hams 254/947-5562 S 128. Grace Baptist Church of Salado 254/947-5917 C Alexander’s Distillery 254/947-5544 D 38. SALADO SQUARE Deanna’s Floral 254/947-0222 S 104. Cowboys Bar-B-Q 254/947-5700 D 129. Janelle’s of Salado 254/947-0423 S Linda Rountree Pritchard-Egg 254/947-4263 P 81. Scissors 254/947-9007 $ 105. Fairway Golf Carts 254/947-4065 S 19. Old Salado Springs 254/947-5933 Side By Side 254/947-7220 S 63. Cornett Corner 106. Salado Veterinary Hospital 254/947-8058 S A. Southbound I-35 Frontage Road Kinky Friedman’s Smoking Lounge S 40. Family Dentistry 254/947-5242 P The Apothecary 800/947-2175 S 83. Upscale Interior Consignments 254/947-8098 S Looking Good - A Family Salon 254/947-4007 $ The Springs Resturant D Dr. Douglas B. Willingham Wild About Animals 254/947-9100 S 87. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate $ 107. Salado Creek Outfitters 254/947-8239 S Gepetto’s Pizzeria 254/947-7255 D Old Salado Springs Music Hall E 42. Mud Pies Pottery 254/947-0281 S 254/947-5050 Johnnies Cleaners & Tailors 254/778-2408 $ OSS Bed and Breakfast L 44. Ambrosia Tea Room 254/947-3773 D 64. The Village of Salado 254/947-5060 CV 88. Subway D (inside Salado Creek Outfitters) 254/770-0355 Not shown on map Yoga with Josie Edwards 254/778-6401 S Ki Ki Creations 254/855-5538 S 68. A Serenity Spa & Boutique 254/947-8833 $ Old Fashioned Burgers and Ice Cream D Walt Tollefson Computer Services $ 48. Roy T’s Old Salado Bakery 254/947-7181 D 69. Salado Creek Antiques 254/947-1800 S 89. The Personal Wealth Coach 254/947-1111 $ 116. The Dog Spot 254/947-3647 $ 254/291-6354 20. Springhouse Antiques 254-947-0747 S 50. Salado Fire Department 254/947-8961 CV 93. First Salado, A Horizon Bank 254/947-8636 $ 117. Salado Smiles 254/947-8067 P Moon Electric 254/742-1141 $ 22. Salado Silver Spur Theater 254/947-3456 E 51. Salado Church of Christ 254/947-5241 CV 71. SALADO CIVIC CENTER 92. Merle Norman Cosmetics 254/947-9993 S Dr. Howard Lufburrow Your Salado business can find ROCK CREEK Salado Civic Center 254/947-8300 CV 94. SALADO PLAZA The Play Yard Infant Center 254-947-1129 P 23. Gypsy’s Closet 254/947-0140 S 53. Splendors of Salado 254/947-3630 S Historical Society CV Ace Hardware 254/947-4008 S its place on this map and 26. CREEKSIDE CENTER For This Child...Childrens Boutique SISD Administration 254/947-5479 E Salado Village Voice 254/947-5321 $ 120. Thomas Arnold Elem. 254/947-5191 E on the web with a weekly ad. Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254/947-3930 S 54. Charlotte’s of Salado 254/947-0240 S Village Art Center Edward Jones, Jeremy Grimm 254/947-5128 $ Salado Intermediate 254/947-1700 E Susan Marie’s 254/947-5239 S 55. Coyote Glass Gallery 254/947-0002 S Crain Chiropractic & Wellness 254/947-2225 P Salado Junior High 254/947-5429 E Call Salado Village Voice 30. First Baptist Church 254/947-5465 C Mill Creek Cleaners 254/947-0100 $ at 254/947-5321. August 11, 2011 salado Village Voice, Page 5B

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Charlotte’s of Salado Florals Gifts Deceptive Indulgences defensive play Contract Located Midtown #8 Rock Creek Bridge (just a few steps off Main) (254) 947-0240 By Steve Becker One of the prerequisites of good defensive play is the ability to put yourself in declarer’s position and try to predict how he is likely to play the hand. East did just that in today’s deal and wound up defeating what appeared to be an ironclad contract. East won the first two diamond tricks but was not optimistic about his side’s prospects of taking two more tricks. Though he could count on eventually scoring the king of hearts, the king of spades appeared certain to fall prey to a finesse. East concluded that #4 Rock Creek his only chance lay in try- ing to talk declarer out of 947-3630 the winning line of play. Accordingly, at trick three he shifted to the eight of hearts! This extraordinary play had the desired effect on declarer. The heart return had all the earmarks of a single- UPSCALE INTERIOR CONSIGNMENTS ton. This made the spade finesse a risky proposition, ConsignSalado.com since West might win with the king and give East a heart ruff. By the same to- ken, with the king of hearts A large selection of “marked” in West’s hand (and thus subject to a sub- furnishings and decor sequent finesse), there was no reason to risk the spade from nearby residences finesse. So after winning the heart return with the queen, declarer played the ace and another spade. East 702 N.Main 947-8098 Sun - Thurs 1 - 5 Fri & Sat 10 - 6 won and returned a club to dummy’s queen. South then crossed to his hand with a trump to take the heart finesse and was flabbergast- ed when East produced the king to set the contract. Of course, had East adopted a more normal line of defense, declarer undoubtedly would have tried both the spade and heart finesses and finished with 10 tricks. Perhaps South should have smelled a rat any- way. The method of play he chose was designed to guard against West’s holding both the king of hearts and king of spades, which was highly unlikely on the bidding. But the fact remains that if East had not planted the fear of a heart ruff in declarer’s mind, South could not have gone #8 Salado Square | Main Street | 947-7220 astray. (c) 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. salado Tasty recipes to fit your family budget August 11, 2011, Village Voice, Page 7B Value® Organic Shredded Honey Mustard Salmon Monterey Jack Salad 1 ripe avocado, diced Serves 2 1 cup slightly crushed 365 Rich salmon, slightly Everyday Value® Yellow, sweet honey mustard and White or Blue Corn Tortilla TeaTea Room Room 1111 a.m. a.m. - 4- 4p.m. p.m. Tues Tues thru thru Sat Sat crunchy vegetables make Chips this fresh take more flavor- Method: In a medium Luncheons,Luncheons, Showers, Showers, GourmetGourmet tea tea • •Sandwiches Sandwiches ful than tuna salad. 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Minor and Major Repairs www.2209HighlandDrive. p.m. Furniture, Antiques, $390,000. Call Anna Lou Foreign and Domestic com. $449,500. Call Ryan Electronics, art jewelry 512- Raney (254) 913-0469. at 541-2255. First Texas 635-3843 8/11 F 6/16tfnf C&W AUTO REPAIR Brokerage 254-947-5577 S at . A u g . 13, 8 State Inspections & Detailing a.m.-3 p.m. Drexel dining Homes Stone home with an room suite, antique wash- 947-5782 • 889 FM2268 For Sale amazing backyard stand, treadmill, ATV ramps, including gorgeous century decorative items, clothes old live oak trees, large Garage Sale 8:30 albums, 616 Indian Trail Unique Townhouse, cover patio, greenhouse, We Emphasize Quality a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Back 8/11F 3 BR, 2 1/2 BA one to school clothes and all and shed. Abundant crown CENTER POINT block from Pro-Shop. Large molding, granite counters, AIR CONDITIONING CORP sorts of odds and ends 1001 fenced backyard. $189,500 Indian Trail. Salado Friday & travertine & bamboo floors. Service, Sales and Installation For Sale Ronnie at Tynes Realty 947- $429,000. Price Reduced of A/C & Heating Systems Saturday 8/11f 0044. tfnb $417,000. Call Ryan 541- (254) 939-8713 2255. First Texas Brokerage 2 Bar Chairs with Fred Newbury, Jr.-Owner A n t i q u e s , w i c k e r 947-5577 2nd Generation A/C Contractor custom zippered, Custom Built one love seat, furniture, TACL A 2124 C (Class A) removable cushions. owner 3 BR, 3 Ba with Serving all of Bell County new gifts, garden wonderful trees near the $20 each. 254-947-5419 Wow!! Great 3 bed- decor, bookcases, desk front of Mill Creek. Near 8/11p room 2 bath home on chair, metal shelves 1116 the golf course, nicely a beautiful, unique Salado Oaks, 9-2, Friday, landscaped with sprinkler Saturday 8/11F lot in Mill Creek with Huge Vehicle for Sale system. Beautiful window trees. $189,900 Schedule a accents formal dining at the showing today!! Glenn 718- • Commercial • Residential front of the home with soar- • New Construction 1506 Chisholm Trail 2000 First Texas Brokerage GMC Sierra SLE ing ceilings that carry you • Remodel & Repairs Fri & Sat 8 a.m.- 1p.m. two 947-5577 4x4, 1997. Good truck through to the open living mothers-in-laws stuff. Must • Service Calls for farming or young driver. area with nice built-ins and Mike Moon Master Electrician TECL#113475 go. 8/11F $4,000 OBO 936-522-6094 fireplace. Kitchen has solid T h i s h o m e h a s a (254) 742-1441 8/4-8/18cc surface countertops, lots of lot of space! Large www.moon-electric.com Yard Sale August cabinets/countertop space, living room. The kitchen 13th 8AM - 1PM double ovens. Master has will accommodate all your spacious sitting area and Britt Heating & 11501 Salado Springs Storage family and guests at the Circle 8/11F exterior door to back patio. same time--very spacious! Air Conditioning Nice inside storage room Circle driveway. Possible Cedar Valley Self off utility $279,921 Century two master bedroom- there Installations • Repairs M i s c I t e ms 2013 Storage has open- 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 are two large rooms with Highland Drive-Sal- ings! $45 per month for 8/19tfn baths. Two closets in one Office 947-5263 ado Huge Garage a 10X12 unit. Discounts master bath and one walk- Mobile 760-1004 Sale! Kitchenaid Refrig- available for multi-units. All Salado 3/2/2 plus Continued on Serving Salado for 25 years erator, furniture, rugs, cloth- units are drive up. Located sunroom. Owner can TACL #B006640 9 miles west of 35 on 2843. page 3C August 11, 2011 SALADO Village Voice, Page 3C in closet in the other. Lot the deck and large outdoor live water, springs, game Available Now, Office size is .55 acre. $179,000. living area $379,021. Cen- managed, spring fed tanks, Space 1100 sq. ft 40 S. 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Two living areas, and adjacent lots on the trees and wet weather creek 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. writer A C Green and de- gated entrance. Custom signed by Darwin Britt. This built, this home has formal hardwood floors and Saltillo bank of Rock Creek with complete with a 4 bedroom, 23.570 flat acres - great unique rock formations and 3 1/2 baths home with ap- for a subdivision, farm- home features 3 living areas, living and dining, breakfast tile throughout home. Gran- waterfall. Lots provide a prox. 2850 sq. ft. Party / ing or horses. Two 20x10 formal and informal dining, 3 room, large kitchen and mas- ite counter tops in kitchen greenbelt. 3 bedroom home workshop / barn has approx storage buildings, a 60x30 bedrooms, 2 and half baths ter suite on first floor. There with custom cabinets. All on on middle lot has 3 baths, 2200 sq. ft. Beautiful coun- barn and well with holding plus a cupola and guest are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and study upstairs. 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B&K Small Engine Repair AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF SALADO, TEXAS AMENDING THE 2010 – 5571 West Hwy 190 Belton 2011 VILLAGE ACCOUNT BUDGET, PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION AND Lawn Mowers (all sizes) EFFECTIVE DATE. Trimmers • Edgers Chain-Saws • Generators WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the Village of Salado utilize the annual budget to help guide the Village with Golf Carts Service & Repair its financial responsibility; and Prompt Professional Service Most all makes and models WHEREAS, the Local Government Code allows local governments to amend the budget as needed; and Pick -up and delivery available WHEREAS, due to unexpected events during the current fiscal year, the Board of Aldermen see a need to amend (254) 933-7557 the current budget to reflect the necessity of adequate monies in the appropriate accounts.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE VILLAGE OF SALADO, TEXAS: AtoZ AtoZ SECTION 1. CONTRACTING SERVICE CONTRACTING SERVICE In order to make the current adopted budget reflect more accurate expenditures, the 2010 – 2011 Village General Air Conditioning-Heating-Electrical Fund Account Budget is hereby amended as follows and reflected in Attachment "A": Air Conditioning Decrease 4702: Leadership Salado, to $0.00 to combine income and expense accounts; COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL Increase account 4770: Grant Revenues, $23,030.00, to reflect monies received from State Comptroller's SECO Heating Electrical (254)228-5220 (254)721-5940 Grant; WES COFFMAN TACLB14749E COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL Decrease account 5160: Insurance, from $16,000.00 to $11,000.00; [email protected] TECL20023 254-228-5220 Increase account 5222: Professional Fee - Engineering, from $12,000.00 to $27,000.00, to move forward with a Wastewater Study; 254-721-5940 Increase 6560: Police Auto, from $18,000.00 to $30,000.00 to purchase new police vehicle; WES COFFMAN TACLB14749E Increase 6610: Street Maintenance, from $100,000.00 to $114,472.00 to provide funds for the resurfacing of Park [email protected] TECL20023 Drive.

PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED on the 4th day of August, 2011 by a vote of 4 ayes and 0 no's.

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