Salado Village Voice January 15, 2015

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It wasn’t until her final By Tim Fleischer comment that you might Editor-in-Chief have guessed about whom Maurine Nathanson was Soldiers have a call to talking when she named service, not just at home Tommy Prater as the but abroad as well, Lt. Col. Salado Chamber of Com- Michelle Donahue, commerce Citizen of the Year mander of the Muleskin- during the Jan. 8 Chamber ner Squadron of the 3rd Awards Banquet at Tenroc Armored Cavalry Regi- Ranch. ment (3rd ACR) told the “If you want the job to nearly 200 people gath- get done, and the project to ered for the annual Salado Lt. Col. Michelle Donahue succeed, put this person in Chamber of Commerce was the keynote speaker charge,” Nathanson said. Banquet Jan. 8. at the Salado Chamber of “This is a person who vol- Saladoans gathered to Commerce banquet. unteers for many things, celebrate the successes of the Chamber and learned and is the first one there, tors, including Vice Chair about the success and du- the last to leave, and works Melanie Kirchmeier, Her- ties of the soldiers of the harder than anyone. mann, Claire Hartman, 3rd ACR, which is the ad- “This person has many (L) Maurine Nathanson presented (R) Tommye Prater with the Citizen of the Year. Dave Swarthout (elected opted regiment for the Vil- mouths to feed, and not all to a three-year term after since,” Charbonneau said lage of Salado. are human. This is a per- fulfilling an unexpired of Paulette Chandler. “Ev- The Regiment has a his- son who is always upbeat term on the board), Kaye ery day is a new beginning tory dating back 148 years and laughing, and ready to Coachman and Jennifer and new adventure with with its soldiers fighting in help friends and family,” McFarland. These will be someone that I am proud 11 major conflicts. “One- Nathanson added. joined by new directors, to call not only an ambas- third of our soldiers are The possibilities began including Larry Prellop, sador but my friend.” now deployed in Afghani- to narrow with these clues: Johnny Shipman, Larry stan, Egypt and Cuba,” she “Spends a lot of time Wolfe, Dave Broecker and said. with numbers.” Chairman’s Award Ron Cunningham. For the past 13 years, “Drives a small car, but Dave Hermann present- “These are the folks the soldiers have sacri- then is a small person.” ed the Chairman’s Award who will be taking the ficed with the Afghan peo- “Loves QVC, but also of Excellence to Dave and partnership of the Cham- ple. “We have trained the shops Salado.” Pat Broecker. ber and Village that began Afghan people to combat Nathanson then told the “This year’s recipients in 2014 and go forward the Taliban in their efforts audience of almost 200 moved to Salado in 2004,” with it,” Fleischer said. to disrupt the elections of gathered that the recipient Hermann said. “In 2009 “We will be the ones who December 12, 2013.” has been married 30 years they opened their business make the mistakes, lots of They have worked with and has two children and Tim Brown was added to the Salado Chamber Hall of in Salado. them, as we cobble togeth- six provincial governors to three grand-children. Fame. Debbie Charbonneau presented the award to “They have been active er this new way of doing help train their troops to Nathanson then nailed him. in our community includ- business. We won’t be able combat insurgents in Af- it down to just one when ing her being President of to do it without your sup- ghanistan. she said. “This person the Ladies Auxiliary for port.” Serving in the military has been the chairman for three years,” he continued. “We need you to con- during the deployments many years of the largest “They are both Lions and tinue as members of the abroad has been about and most successful fund they spearheaded the Sal- Chamber and as volun- building relationships. raiser in Salado, Christ- ado Lions brisket bingo in teers for the Chamber,” The same holds true in the mas in October.” early 2014.” he added, “so that we can states, according to LTC The Broeckers stepped build on the work of Deb- Donahue. She told the Hall of Fame out in public to support the bie, Kerry and Megan and concept of the city admin- audience that she and her The Chamber of Com- multiply their efforts by istrator. “As you may re- husband LTC Patrick A. merce adds names to its adding our own to them.” member not everyone was Donahue are both proud Hall of Fame each year of “Frankly your dues are in support of this concept,” Military Brats. “This is those citizens who have more important now than Hermann said. our first time in Texas,” done a great deal over the ever before,” he said. “It “They also led the she said. “I have never years to positively impact will allow us to leverage charge on the Salado cam- seen such a great relation- the community. Dave Hermann, 2014 Chairman of the Salado Cham- those dollars in ways we paign for passing a sewer ship between the military This year, the Chamber ber of Commerce, honored Pat and Dave Broecker never could before.” bond,” he added. “They and the community. I un- added the name of a sixth with the Chairman’s Award for Excellence. “When this happens, it had help and folks that felt derstand why Fort Hood is generation Bell County will bring more sales tax the same passion but they called The Great Place.” native whose ancestors revenues, higher commer- were out front ... talking to The relationships be- “entered Texas during the cial property values and people, leading the charge, tween civilians and the days of the Republic and the inherent property tax- overcoming their objec- military must extend be- settled in what is now Bell es within them so that our tions, all while handling yond the time of service. County in the late 1840s,” Village government can the toughest time of any- “As soldiers transition out according to Charbon- do its job,” he said. “The one’s life in saying good- of military, we need to neau, who presented the Chamber and community bye to a loved one…. and make use of their skills. award. are symbiotic in nature. all with grace and compas- They joined the service to The Hall of Famer And I know I am preach- sion.” have an impact and they holds a Bachelor of En- ing to the converted. You The Broeckers continue will have an impact in vironmental Design and came out on a cold Janu- to serve by Dave’s filling your business.” Master of Science in Land ary night to celebrate the an unexpired term on the Following LTC Dona- Development degrees success of Salado in 2014 Chamber’s board of direc- hue’s remarks, outgoing from the College of Archi- and to look forward to a tors term and in other civic Chamber Chairman Dave tecture at Texas A&M. brighter 2015. duties. Hermann honored the di- “He has been an inde- “It will be brighter if Following the awards rectors leaving the board: pendent designer build- we take to heart the words Paulette Chandler is the Ambassador of the Year, presentation, longtime Allyn Crain, long-time er and consultant since of Ben Franklin,” he said, awarded by Debbie Charbonneau. Salado resident Bill Hall treasurer Eldon Miller, Jon 1976,” she added. Some (Photos by Marilyn Fleischer) “‘We must hang together, gaveled a live auction of Moore, Ryan Hodge, Kris- of his local projects have or most assuredly we will Gov. Rick Perry to the hours in 2014 for a value just three items that raised ti Jarvis and Liz Wolff. included the 1989 securing all hang separately.’ Let’s Texas Transportation of $53,118 based upon the almost $5,000. Don Ring- Incoming chairman of the Salado College ru- hang together during this, Work Group, “tasked with volunteer hourly rate of ler was the high bidder Tim Fleischer recognized ins, moving the Scotts Ho- our Salado revolution.” defining a long range vi- $23.40 per hour. at $2,000 for a Cooking the continuing direc- tel from Lampasas to Sal- sion for the Texas Depart- “What a difference they Class for up to 10 people ado where it now serves as ment of Transportation.: made in Salado last year,” with food and drink do- The Veranda, moving the Aldermen consider In 2008 he was present- Charbonneau said, “driv- nated by The Range Res- William Reed log cabin to ed with the TXDOT Road ing the trolley, working taurant. Claire Hartman Salado where it now serves itinerant vendor rules Hand award for improving at the visitors center and was the high bidder at as the Visitors Center and Salado aldermen will Aldermen will also transportation in the state. worked at special events.” $2,100 for “Blow Your the recent restoration of consider at their 6:30 ratify the appointments to “He has been recog- The Ambassador of Own Beer Mug Party” at the Robertson Plantation. p.m. Jan. 15 meeting a re- fill the vacancies for the nized statewide as an in- the Year “has given a lot Salado Glassworks that “He was appointed by vamped ordinance regulat- Village Secretary and the fluential voice in devel- of time to the Village of will include food and Gov. George W. Bush to ing itinerant vendors and Develop Services Coordi- oping policies for a wide Salado through volunteer- drink and the opportunity serve as Chairman of the adding a $500 six-month nator/Code Enforcement range of issues related to ing with special events and for guests to make their Regional Review Com- permit for food trucks in Officer. local government.” working at the Visitors own one-of-a-kind beer mittee for the Housing and the Village. In other business, the Salado Hall of Famer Center,” she said. “There mugs. Finally, the win- Community Development The ordinance is one board will consider ac- Tim Brown has served for is never a time that this ning bidder for a 16X20 Block Grant program,” of two public hearings cepting the donation of a two decades as Bell Coun- person will not volunteer custom portrait painting Charbonneau said. “He planned at the meeting, playground canopy from ty Commissioner repre- to help out and every time by Michael Pritchett was also served on Governor the other hearing being for the Salado Rotary Club senting Salado. this person does, she gives Kristin Guerra Southerden Bush’s work group for amending the budget for as well as considering act- 100 percent.” at $450. Historic Courthouse Pres- the fiscal year to accom- ing on a proposed contract mbassador of the ear “I met this person a few “That’s how Salado ervation to develop that A Y modate the contract with with Texas A&M Univer- years ago and can say my works,” Hall said, “by program,” she said. Salado’s 31 Ambas- the Salado Chamber of sity for Main Street plan- life has been enriched ever raising your hands.” He was appointed by sadors volunteered 2,270 Commerce. ning purposes. Page 2A, salado Village Voice, January 15, 2015 Tilting at Turbines Market forces are sparking FORUMFORUM solar, wind energy growth An Open Exchange of Ideas By Emily Schwartz Greco power is on fire. New in- other climate solutions. stallations go online ev- The Guggenheim So- ery three minutes, and the lar exchange-traded fund United Nations Sec- sun’s rays are fueling more (ETF) zoomed up 128 retary-General Ban Ki- than a third of the electric percent in 2013, while moon, Archbishop Des- power installed last year the First Trust ISE Global mond Tutu, and several of across the country. Wind Energy ETF jumped John D. Rockefeller’s heirs Wind energy is also 65 percent. These renew- have some investment ad- flourishing after grow- able-energy benchmarks vice for you. ing 26.2 percent a year for blew past the Dow’s 26.5 They want you, your nearly two decades world- percent gain that bull-mar- college or alma mater, wide. Those modernistic ket year. your local firefighters’ turbines now boost grids Even with last year’s pension fund, and all other in many of the most con- decline, solar shares in- investors — big and small servative and oil-rich cor- creased 118 percent and — to adopt a new financial ners of the United States, wind stocks gained 46.5 strategy. including Texas, North percent over the course of They’re calling for ev- Dakota, and Oklahoma. 2013 and 2014, outshin- eryone to shed their oil, While climate concerns ing the Dow’s cumulative gas, and coal assets while do help, market forces are 36 percent rise. In con- actively investing in solar driving this surge. trast, standard oil and gas and wind power, along Generating a kilowatt stocks inched up 11 per- with other climate-friend- of solar energy today costs cent, fracking shares sank When Obamacare Came to Harvard ly industries. less than 1 percent of what 3 percent, and coal shares Obamacare has come to Harvard Law graduate to Are they tilting at it cost in 1977. Both wind plummeted 42 percent Harvard, and the faculty is Rich swoop in to save professors windmills? and solar are becoming during that period. in a state of shock and dis- at his dear old alma mater Sagging oil prices increasingly competitive Of course, the market may. from the consequences of have been dragging down against dirtier energy op- has foolishly snubbed the In what has to be con- Lowry their own folly? shares in solar and wind tions. And on average, immense promise of wind sidered an early contender Actually, the changes power companies since the U.S. homeowners can and solar power before. for the most hilarious and age for younger adults up Harvard is experiencing middle of 2014. After ris- bank on saving $20,000 or Many individual stocks in enjoyable news story of the to age 26 (as well as the are quite mild. By any ing early in the year, most more within two decades these industries fizzled be- year, The New York Times impending “Cadillac tax” measure, the school’s plan renewable energy stocks of sticking solar panels on tween 2010 and 2012, and recounts the tumult over on pricey health plans). is still incredibly generous. fell by December 31. They their roofs. they remain far below lev- Obamacare in Cambridge. The obstructionists on Faculty will, for instance, underperformed the Dow “It isn’t often we have els seen prior to the 2008 “For years,” the Times the Faculty of Arts and now have an annual de- Jones Industrial average, an opportunity to both do crash. writes, “Harvard’s ex- Sciences voted by a lop- ductible of $250, which is which climbed 7.5 per- well and do good,” Wal- But I think the past two perts on health economics sided margin against the hardly exorbitant. Perhaps cent. lace Global Fund execu- years say more than the and policy have advised health-care changes, but the Harvard faculty fool- But dirty-energy indus- tive director Ellen Dorsey previous five about how presidents and Congress they were too late. ishly believed that other tries fared worse. Coal and wrote in a Wall Street the stock market will treat on how to provide health According to the Times, alum, President Obama, fracking stocks plunged Journal op-ed. these industries from now benefits to the nation at a history professor Mary D. when he said Obamacare more than 20 percent. Yet that’s the case to- on. reasonable cost. But those Lewis is a leader of the would save the average Renewable-energy day for people and institu- While renewable en- remedies will now be ap- faculty opposition, which family $2,500? stocks slumped because tions which, like Wallace, ergy remains vulnerable to plied to the Harvard fac- makes her practically the In a properly construct- many investors wrongly divested from oil, coal, volatility as governments ulty, and the professors are Mitch McConnell of Har- ed market, consumers -- assume that cheap oil will and gas over the past two phase subsidies in and in an uproar.” vard University. Let’s hope even including Harvard sap demand for solar pan- years — and then chan- out, it’s poised for massive In other words, they are she has a plausible repeal- professors -- should indeed els and wind turbines. neled money into wind, so- growth. See Energy, Page 3A getting the change they be- and-replace plan and isn’t bear more of the costs of For one thing, solar lar, energy efficiency, and lieved in -- good and hard. merely campaigning on their health care directly. As a wag commented on the power of sheer, nihilis- But in today’s system, con- May we have the wisdom to Twitter, karma is a pre- tic rejectionism. sumers tend not to have existing condition. The Richard F. Thomas, a free choice of their plans, Harvard imbroglio is a lit- Virgil scholar, said the and Obamacare layers on temper our energy, dreams tle like the famously free- health-care changes are top of that system costly Leaving the Chamber not be defeated and solid- market University of Chi- “deplorable.” (Quoth the mandates that make no Banquet, this thought was rock confidence that with- cago economics faculty poet, “Each of us bears sense. expressed, “Some day one stands the storms. launching a revolt against his own Hell.”) They are The Harvard faculty of us younger citizens will Mayor It is these traits of char- tax cuts or deregulation. “deeply regressive.” (“It can whine and stew all get an award.” acter that Salado needs The enrollment guide never troubles the wolf it likes, but the president “Yes you will and right- Skip this year as we evolve from Harvard’s human- how many the sheep be.”) has sent an unmistakable ly deserved. It was good into a Village of youthful resources department ex- And they are “a sign of message to such malcon- seeing many of your age Blancett energy, dreams, and new plains that rising health- the corporatization of the tents: The law is the law. group here. Thank you. ways of doing things. May care costs, some caused university.” (“O accursed Harvard won the health- We are expecting great The mirror-image is we not sit moaning, wish- by Obamacare, account hunger of gold, to what care debate years ago, and things from you. seen. Perhaps she does not ing for days-gone-by, but for the changes hitting the dost thou not compel hu- there’s no going back on it Driving home, the re- see the pounds her partner may we evolve with the pocketbooks of the custo- man hearts!”) now. mark generated an evolu- gathered; the deep wrin- changes and share our ex- dians of learning at Har- Don’t worry, Harvard Rich Lowry is editor of tion of thought. kles; the tired eyes, the perience. By doing this, the National Review.(c) 2015 vard. It cites specifically faculty, Texas Sen. Ted Married in May; our gray hair. Maybe she still our Village will continue by King Features Synd., Inc. free preventive services Cruz is coming to the first date, Valentine. Sit- sees the young man with strong and vibrant. and the extension of cover- rescue. Who better than a ting near is the partner of dark brown hair, a resolute To us whose eyes are a 46-years. Time and age step, and high goals. little dimmer, ears that do Letters to the Editor can be emailed to are evident but that is not And, if there is memo- not hear as well, and whose [email protected] what is seen. She is still ry-failure; it doesn’t mat- gait is a bit arthritic; there that beautiful blonde wom- ter. For with the loss of has never been a time that Your name and phone number must be included an flying for TWA. Those youth, we have gained we are needed more. Our twinkling blue eyes, that patience, understanding, days of usefulness are not for verification. mischievous smile, the tolerance, a willingness over. “For such a time as We welcome opinions of all kinds, but do not publish unsigned letters, fountain of everyday joy; to yield, and the abil- this, we were born.” chain letters or bulk letters. The Forum pages are not an Anthology of poetry, all of which still makes the ity to overlook trivialities. which is something the Editor did not think he would ever have to explicitly heart flutter. There is strength that can- state, but clearly to the smartest and funniest among us, he does. MEMBER Flat-footed backflip for Wall Street 2015 Congress gave its bankster buddies an overly generous holiday gift

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So I’ve had am- MAKING SENSE OF ple opportunity to mull the thorny question of freedom of expression versus responsibility. INVESTING Was Charlie Hebdo, the satirical publication whose staffers were murdered by Islamic extremists in Par- Former French justice Jewish cartoonist from ment’s hunt for North Af- is, always the fairest and minister Robert Badinter France — spontaneously rican Jews during World most responsible newspa- — no particular friend of intervened to secure a job War II, these simple sto- per in the world? Of course the Muslim community for the beleaguered Mus- ries tend to get lost in the not. I confess to have of- — has warned his fellow lim-Algerian Slim at the din of terrorist mayhem. ten cringed at its apparent citizens not to fall into the Paris newspaper L’Hu- But in the end, bullets double-standard when it extremist trap of letting manité. and bombs can never si- comes to skewering Mus- barbaric violence divide Similarly, thousands of lence the voices of laugh- lims and Jews. French society, of which French people are mourn- ter and friendship. But does anyone — ever nearly 10 percent is Mus- ing and praising slain Khalil Bendib is Other- — deserve to be harassed, lim. But tensions are run- Muslim police officer Words’ editorial cartoonist, an hounded, or murdered for ning high. Ahmed Merabet. He died artist, and the author or co-au- Michael K. Gunter Matthew C. Gunter expressing an opinion, Yet beyond the social pursuing men suspected thor of several books, including Financial Advisor Financial Advisor however egregious it may polarization — manifested of perpetrating the Charlie the widely translated graphic be perceived by some? by both senseless Islamist Hebdo massacre. novel Zahra’s Paradise. He was 119 N. Penelope 300 E. Central Voltaire’s biographer violence and the cheap Is- Like the stories of born in Paris as a refugee of Al- Belton Belton Evelyn Beatrice Hall el- lamophobia of opportunis- North African Muslims geria’s war of independence and 933-2436 939-5824 oquently and definitively tic politicians and media standing in solidarity grew up in Morocco and Algeria. answered that question — lies a more interesting with their Jewish brethren He lives in Berkeley, California. Member SIPC long ago: “I disapprove of and nuanced reality: signs against the Vichy govern- OtherWords.org www.edwardjones.com what you say, but I will de- of hope and progress. fend to the death your right Long before this attack, to say it.” French people were show- FROM Page 2A Personally, I will al- ing what it means to coex- Energy ways remember January 7 ist in a multi-ethnic and Consider this: Thanks cent of America’s electric- as a day of infamy, a ca- pluralistic society. partly to China’s efforts to ity and has plenty of room tastrophe delivering layer Among the many good stamp out smog by closing to grow. upon layer of misery. works he will be remem- coal-fired power plants, Wall Street will eventu- As a human being, I feel bered for, cartoonist solar power alone may ally accept renewable pow- SALADO CLEANERS disgust over the murder of Georges Wolinski — who fuel half the global grid by er’s full potential. 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(Next to the Library) come a cartoonist. friend of mine who was What about wind? It the Institute for Policy Studies. And as a member of the fleeing from persecution generates about 5.5 per- OtherWords.orgg worldwide Muslim com- in his native country. munity, I’m plagued with Throughout the 1990s, a nagging sense of shame a bloody civil war raged and fear of the inevitable between Islamist militants backlash that will follow and the autocratic Alge- in an already Islamophobic rian government. Many Europe, where most of my artists and intellectuals family still resides. opposed to the Islamist I worry that the un- agenda were systematical- speakable acts of a few ly assassinated in that con- will drown out the sincere flict. protestations of the many Out of simple human Open 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday that this kind of horror solidarity, Wolinski — a doesn’t speak in our name. THE PERSONAL WEALTH COACH® Family Wealth Management An SEC Registered Investment Adviser

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Send your church, club or organization news activities to Crimson River Ministries kicks off 25th year [email protected] of promoting Gospel Music Concerts Attach original jpg photos for consideration to publish. Crimson River Min- istries kicks off it’s 25th year of promoting concerts featuring some of the top Salado Collision artists in Southern Gos- pel Music 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23. They will be hosting & Restoration an evening with The Old Collision Repair Specialists Paths Quartet and The Hoppers. The event will Expert Restoration be held at Temple College Auditorium. Old Cars - Gas Pumps Tony Watson, Director The Hoppers of Crimson River Minis- 947-3380 tries, says this is one of the strongest year-opening (512) 917-4523 concerts they have ever presented. “The Hoppers 3514 FM2484 are a legendary name in across from Salado High School gospel music, with a history that dates back to 1957. They are regulars on the Gaither Homecom- 40 years experience ing Video series. The Old Wayne Deckard, owner Paths Quartet are a newer The Old Paths name in gospel music, but [email protected] have had more number one than any group. I don’t a power-packed lineup in Tim Rackley (lead), along songs in the past two years think we’ve ever had such a two-group concert, par- with Jeremy Peace (tenor), ticularly to start a year.” Daniel Ashmore (bass) The office of Dr. Mary Evers D.O. The Hoppers consist and Josh Townsend (pia- after 28 Years, We are of patriarch Claude Hop- no). Their songs “God’s (512) 868-9800 per, his wife Connie, son Great”, “Battle Stand”, CLOSING! Michael, son Dean and “Love Them to Jesus” and Dean’s wife Kim. They “Long Live the King” have Specializing in Medical and Surgical FINAL UP % are known for chart-top- all reached the top spot in Skin Disease and Skin Cancer ping hits such as “Shoutin’ the Singing News Top 80 Open Monday - Friday, late appointments available DAYS TO OFF Time”, “Jerusalem”, and chart over the past two Accepting new patients, we see all age groups 50 “Yahweh”. Since the addi- years. All major insurance accepted including Medicare and Tricare all PrOdUcTs! tion of Kim to the family This concert begins the 2118 Scenic Drive Georgetown (next to St Davids Georgetown Hospital) • Furniture • Antiques • Display Cases and family lineup in 1988, 25th year of concert pro- www.texasdermcenter.com • Commercial Refrigerator/Freezer the Hoppers have reached motion for Crimson River ALL MARKED FOR FINAL CLEARANCE a level of popularity sel- Ministries. Watson said, ATUR R N AL E F dom reached in gospel “It’s hard to believe we are V O SALE DAtE: JAN. 6-17, 2015 O O C D S I S music. still promoting concerts

D The Old Paths are after all of this time. We I S Discover Natural Foods S LASTOVICA D C O www.discovernaturalfoods.com O O made up of co-founders are blessed to have made V F Fine Jewelers, Inc. ER L NATUR A 1706 W. Ave. M, temple • 254-773-7711 Doug Roark (baritone) and some wonderful friends “Known for Service” over the years. If this year Prompt In-Store Jewelry Repairs is our last, it will give us Diamond Sales • Custom Casting • Diamond Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor stories to last a lifetime.” Appraisal • Watch Repair • Diamond Setting 5798 FM 2484 Tickets are available Jewelry Repair 254-947-5917 through www.crimsonriv- 1202 S 31st St. & Ave. L • Temple Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon erministries.com. Artist 773-5772 Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely Circle seats are $20 and GraceBCSalado.org General Admission seats are $17. Less than 40 Art- Come join us this Sunday morning ist Circle seats remain, though there are plenty of as we worship Jesus together! General Admission seats. Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults Groups of 10 or more re- 11:00 a.m. Worship service ceive $3 off per ticket. For information contact Tony Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Brown Bag Meal Watson at TWCRM@aol. 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer com or 214-862-1069. RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, Upstairs youth ministry Belton Center keeps Seniors busy this month The Belton Senior Ac- tivity Center will be having a Country & Western Dance 6:30 -9:30 p.m. Jan. www.fbcsalado.org 15. with music by “Shorty Grisham & Friends” Band. (254) 947-5465 Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor The dance is open to all Main St. at the Creek area seniors. A $5 dona- WEDNESDAY tion per person is requested. Guests are asked to SUNDAY 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal bring snacks or finger food 6 p.m. Adult Bible Study to share. On Tuesday, Jan. 20, 8:30 a.m. Early Worship Service 6 p.m. ESL the Belton Senior Activ- 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 3 – 6) ity Center will be having 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study a Beading Class from 10- 6 p.m. Bible Drill (Grade 4 – 6) 11:30 am. Cathy Scribner, 11 a.m. Late Worship Service Instructor, will be teaching 6 p.m. MIDWEEK a class on creating a Wall 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal Cross with beads. Matting for the Cross along with the outline in beads will be provided. Participants will bring their favorite collection (beads, but- tons, coins, jewelry, rocks, seashells) to place inside the frame. This activity is open to all area seniors. Cost for the class will be $5.which includes the mat- ted outline. Advance registration is required. For additional information or to register, contact the Senior Activity Cen- ter at 254-939-1170 or Main St. the Activities Director at at Thomas Arnold Rd. 254-718-1859. The Belton Lobby Monday -Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Senior Activity Center is Salado located at 842 S. Mitchell Street, Belton.. For ad- (254) 947-5852 DRIVE-IN Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. ditional information and Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. • Saturday 9 a.m.- noon other activities at www. BeltonSeniorCenter.org or Member FDIC fsbcentex.com follow them on Facebook. Community Life St. Joseph’s St. Stephen Community Life Episcopal Church Catholic Church Sunday School Page 5A Salado Village Voice January 15, 2015 Religious Education Sun. • 9:30 a.m. Classes - Wednesday K thru 12th 5:30 - 8 p.m. Holy Eucharist Mass Schedule SARW fine Sun. • 11 a.m. Tuesday - 6 p.m. Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. china luncheon Friday - Noon Saturday - 5:30 p.m. set for March 26 Obituaries Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. or call for an appointment Plans are underway for Sunday the Salado Area Republi- (English) 9 a.m. can Women’s Fine China (Spanish) 10:30 a.m. wife Vicki; two daughters, missioned in January 2004 Luncheon and Fundraiser Linda Robinson and hus- as a 2nd Lt. in the Army Office Hours: Monday - Friday set for March 26. band Rodney and Sandra Medical Specialist Corps. 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. This event has grown Powers and husband Wil- He was assigned to Head- since the initial Luncheon 601 FM 2268 liam; 10 grandchildren, quarters and Headquarters 881 North Main Street in 2006, and boasts record 947-8037 20 great-grandchildren Company, 1st Air Cavalry 947-3160 ticket sales, attendance, and one great-great grand- Brigade, 1st Cavalry Di- StJosephSalado.org www.saintstephenchurch.org and fund raising yearly. child; numerous nieces vision, Fort Hood, since Shirley Stephenson, Com- and nephews and a host of January 2012. mittee Chair for the event, friends. Muniz deployed in sup- is seeking sponsors for a In lieu of customary port of Operation Iraqi few remaining tables. The expressions of sympathy Freedom from January sponsors can be either a please make donations to 2005 to January 2006 and business or an Individual. Scott & White Hospice. in support of Operation Table decorations can be Martha Louise Bigelow Enduring Freedom from fancy or whimsical. Spon- 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado Funeral services for May 2010 to April 2011. sors are not required to Martha Louise Bigelow, Muniz’s awards and sell all the tickets to their Church service starts at 10 am 82, of Salado were held decorations include the table but are able to re- (254) 947-7211 Jan. 14 at Harper-Talasek Bronze Star Medal, De- serve any number of seats Funeral Home in Belton fense Meritorious Ser- www.3ccowboyfellowship.org they wish. with Rev. Jay Thomas of- vice Medal, Joint Service Follow our events on our website calendar Individuals/Businesses ficiating. Burial will be Commendation Medal, interested in hosting a private. two Army Commendation table may contact Shirley Martha Louis Bigelow Medals, Army Achieve- Stephenson at steppnup@ Lord, make me to know my end, and what is the measure of passed away at her home ment Medal, three Army my days, that I may know how frail I am. Indeed, you have embarqmail.com or at 254 on Saturday, January 10, Good Conduct Medals, made myd ays as handbreadths, and my age is as nothing 338-5717 at your earliest 2015. two National Defense Ser- before You... convenience. Cpt. Martha was born Feb- vice Medals, Afghanistan PSALM 39: 4,5 ruary 3, 1932 in Hazen, Jonathan Nyle Muniz Campaign medal with Democrats Arkansas to Robert and FORT HOOD, Texas campaign star, Global Maggie (Tucker) Ragan. -- Fort Hood officials War on Terrorism Service meet Jan. 17 She was a lifetime resident have released the name of Medal, two Non-Commis- of Central Texas. Mar- a Soldier who died Jan. 8 sioned Officer Profession- in Belton tha worked at Christell’s from an apparent gunshot al Development Ribbons, Flowers in Killeen for over Join fellow Democrats wound in Killeen, Texas. Army Service Ribbon, 25 years. working toward turning Bell County Justice of the three Overseas Service She is preceded in Dossman Bell County Blue 12:45 Peace Garland Potvin pro- Medals, NATO Medal, death by her husband, By- p.m.-3 p.m. Jan. 17 at 1605 nounced him deceased at 7 Air Assault Badge, Com- ron Bigelow in 1993; sons, Funeral Home North Main St. in Belton, p.m. the same day. bat Medical Badge, Expert Robert Briscoe in 2014, 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 at the Agri-Life Extension Cpt. Jonathan Nyle Mu- Field Medical Badge and Billy Briscoe in 2003 and “In Service to our fellow man...” Building . niz, 42, whose home of Parachutist Badge. John Hamilton in 2011. This meeting is free record is listed as Rocky Circumstances sur- Survivors include a and open to the public. For Ford, Colorado, entered rounding this incident are son, Darryl Briscoe and more information visit our active duty service in Feb- currently under investiga- website www.bellcodems. ruary 2003. He was com- tion. com or call 254.813.5123 3C Cowboy Genealogical Society meets Jan 26 The Salado Church of Christ Jackpot Barrel The Central Texas U.S. Newspaper Program Waco Library and Ge- ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His Genealogical Society and The National Digital nealogy Center on 5301 Racing Feb. 8 (CTGS) will have its first Newspaper Program-- will Bosque Blvd. at 7 p.m. truth, Showing His love.’ meeting of the New Year provide the background West Waco Library and Mark your calendars on January 26 at 7:00 p.m. to answer the question of Genealogy Center pro- for the New Year 4D Jack- in the meeting room of the access. Is the newspaper vides resources for gene- pot barrel racing at 3C West Waco Library and that reported on my an- alogy and family history Cowboy Fellowship Arena Genealogical Society at cestor accessible to me to searches. (CTGS) meets on Feb. 8, weather permit- 5301 Bosque Blvd., Suite research? A look at local monthly to share common “We invite you to worship ting. 275. The program for the library obituary indexes interests and to hear di- with us at any available Exhibitions will be evening will be presented to commercial product of- verse speakers in the field. opportunity. You will find open 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. by Bill Buckner, Manager ferings will provide addi- Subgroups of the society followed by the jackpot a group of sincere, God- of the Genealogy Center. tional detail. This program meet on other days of the barrel racings at 2 p.m. loving and Christ-exalting Program: “Extra! Ex- will provide an overview month to discuss specific Fees are $5 for exhibitions tra! Extra! From the Head- of some of the types of in- research areas. All are people, who will make you and $25 for the jackpots, lines to the Classifieds formation found in news- welcome to attend. feel at home with our church as well as one-time $5 of- Newspapers Deliver Ge- papers that is helpful for CTGS supports resi- family. fice fees. nealogical Gems” Digi- genealogical research. Bill dents of Bell, Bosque, -Joe Keyes, minister There will be $500 in tization has had a huge Buckner will share some Coryell, Falls, Hill, Lime- added money for the Jack- impact in the last 10 years of his finds and his search stone, McLennan and Mi- pot. in providing reasonable strategies to keep things lam counties. All meetings There will be awards to Sunday access to this genealogical interesting. are public and newcomers first place winners in each Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. source. CTGS meets every are welcome. For more in- Spanish Worship - Call Church for times of the four divisions. A discussion of two 4th Monday of the month formation, you may con- The jackpot will have Wednesday major programs -- The except December at West tact brenda1160@yahoo. a 70 percent payback with Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. com. equal payout for 1/2 second splits. Travel Club discusses Australia, IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Racers will need to 947-5241 have updated liability releases for 2015 and nega- National Parks and Greece tours tive coggins are required. The Central Texas eral times and will share The club is open to any- 3C Cwoboy Fellowship Travel Club will hold its her experiences. The Cen- one interested in travel and Arena is located at 16258 monthly meeting noon tral Texas Travel Club is networking about tours. Gooseneck Road in Sala- Jan. 20 at the Bell County planning a tour to Austra- There are no membership do, off of FM 2268. Museum on the corner of lia in 2016. fees or requirements. To pre-enter and pick N. Main and Second Street Also available at the For more information, your run number, contact in Belton. meeting will be more de- contact centraltexastravel- Crystal Goad at 254-654- Dr. Sue Hamby will tails on the summer tour to [email protected] or call 6504. For more informa- present the program on the National Parks of the 254-760-3350 and leave a tion, call Angelia Kerk- Australia. Dr. Hamby has Golden West and the In- message. hoff at 580-514-8329. travelled to Australia sev- ternational tour to Greece.

Sunday, January 18 All services held in Worship Center 9 a.m. Worship Service 10 a.m. Sunday School All Ages 11:15 a.m. Worship Service Contemporary

Rev. Lara Whitley Franklin, Pastor Wednesday, January 21 650 Royal Street (254) 947-5482 5:15 p.m. Fellowship Meal Office hours: Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. 5:15 – 7:30 p.m. “FourTwelve” Youth in YAC Facebook.com/saladoumc 6 – 7 p.m. M & M Kids 6 – 7 p.m. Adult Book Study www.saladoumc.org & Adult Ramp Project

Page 6A, salado Village Voice, January 15, 2015 Mill Creek Cleaners Chamber honors business of year It’s still dark outside. Quality Dry Cleaning, Laundry, The sun hasn’t come up Alterations & Custom Tailoring yet, but a lone pickup truck is parked in front of the office at Century 21 Bill Bartlett. It belongs to Bill, who has been selling real estate in Bell County for more than four decades. “In his 80 plus years of 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 200 life, he has taken the ad- Salado Plaza next to Brookshire Brothers age about the early bird to heart,” Tim Fleischer said Mon-Fri 8-6 • Sat 9-2 • Closed Sunday at the Jan. 8 Salado Cham- (254) 947-0100 ber of Commerce Awards

The 2014 Salado Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year award was presented to Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate by incoming Chamber president Tim Fleischer. Pictured left to right: Bill Bartlett, Sue Ellen Slagel, Savannah Hennig, Melanie Kirchmeier and Tim Fleischer. photo by Marilyn Fleischer

Banquet. “It is a work to provide personal ser- ledger of every transaction ethic that has been passed vice and going beyond the he has closed in his 40 plus down to his daughters, call for their customers, Years in real estate, owner/ with whom he continues many of whom become agent Melanie Kirchmeier, on a daily basis, and now their friends.” Sue Ellen Slagel, Valerie to his grand-daughter.” “Perhaps they turn cli- Bourque, Paul Schoen- Jenny Wiggin Potter Fleischer spoke about ents into friends because rock and the newest ad- Century 21 Bill Bartlett of their love for the place dition Savannah Hennig, Real Estate as the recipi- they call home: Salado,” the third generation of the Colorist ents of the Chamber’s 2014 Fleischer added. “It is con- family at the business. Business of the Year. tagious and easy to see Yet, Fleischer said, “It Hairstylist “The Chamber has that the Bartlett clan loves is nearly impossible to previously honored all of Salado. You see it from the think of Century 21 Bill the Bill Bartlett family work they do in the com- Bartlett without thinking (254) 421-8896 by placing their names in munity, from the Educa- of the smile on the other the Hall of Fame, but the tion Foundation to the end of the phone that be- Bartletts are not one to rest Chamber of Commerce, longs to Debbie Von Gont- on their laurels, or on their Board of Realtors, school en.” good name,” Fleischer board and in their church- Fleischer concluded said. “They have contin- es. You see it at any of the that the Chamber selected st 5297 South 31 Street, Suite 117A in Temple ued to work hard every day multitude of local charity Century 21 Bill Bartlett and in every way imagin- events at which they open Real Estate as the 2014 SalonsAtTuscanSquare.com able to be as good as they their wallets.” Business of the Year “for can be at what they do. In Fleischer warned the their professionalism, ded- fact, by doing so, Melanie audience that they did not ication, hard work and vol- Kirchmeier was recently want to find themselves unteerism for Salado dur- named by the Temple Bel- in a charity auction bid- ing good times and tough ton Board of Realtors as ding war with Bill Bartlett times.” Brookshire Brothers the Realtor of the Year a for one of Patsy Sanford’s Present to accept the Floral Department 947-8922 very coveted award in her homemade pies. “Either award were Bartlett, field.” Bill is taking it home or Kirchmeier, Slagel and Floral Bouquets • Designs to Go • Speciality Arrangements Fleischer said that Cen- taking a huge chunk out of Hennig. Balloon Bouquets • Blooming and Foliage Plants • Gifts tury 21 continues to adver- your wallet.” Bartlett accepted the tise, market and promote The agents at Century award, saying that he has their business through 21 Bill Bartlett exude pro- made a lot of choices in traditional media and new fessionalism and each has his life, good and bad, but media. “They maintain their own style and char- two choices he has never loyal customers in the old- acteristics. Agents include regretted. “Marrying Ruth fashioned way -- they earn Bill, who continues to and settling in Salado to it by going out of their way maintain a hand-written raise our family and do business.” NEW$59 PATIENT EXAM, X-RAY, CLEANING Salado Flag Program Offer good in absence of gum disease. New patients only. American Flag flown in front Offer expires in 4 weeks of your Salado home or business on six federal holidays. President’s Day www.RichardFossumDDS.com 2534 Blue Meadow Dr. February 16 778-3900 Temple, TX 76502 Memorial Day May 25 Flag Day Finney Insurance Agency June 14 Independence Day July 4 Labor Day September 7 (254) 947-3599 Veterans Day November 11 Agent Rita Ronnebaum Proceeds benefit scholarships to Salado graduates and other local programs in the community. Home • Auto • Life • Liability Mail this form with a $30 check to Salado Masonic Lodge #296, PO Box 23, Salado, TX 76571 by February 9. Commercial • Farm • Ranch Name: Street Address: 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 135B in Salado Plaza Billing Address: [email protected] City: State: Zip: Email address: Phone: Salado SchoolsSchools && SportsSports B Section 4 Pages Covering Salado students from Thomas Arnold to SHS January 15, 2015

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JV Girls 44 Taylor 31 www.devereauxjewelers.com Salado JV Girls defeated Taylor Jan. 9. Salado took a slim 11- 10 first quarter lead and scored 13 points in the Bruce A. Bolick, CPA second to lead 24-17 going Contact me for your appointment into the half. Salado scored Payroll • W2 • 1099 • Direct Deposit 11 points in the third to QuickBooks Certified Pro Advisor now on staff make the lead 35-23 and added 9 in the fourth to se- (254) 718-7299 cure the win 44-31. Before each home game, the Lady Eagles get together for some team bonding and 560 North Main, Suite 4, Office 3 Danielle McDaniel led dinner. Last week, they tried to defeat to custom made giant pizzas courtesy of ACROSS FROM THE CIVIC CENTER Salado in scoring with 16 Manhattan Pie Company. (Photo courtesy Scott Atwood) [email protected] points. Followed by Tif- fany Cavin and Ashlen were Taylor Lowrance, 6 Brittany Brazwell, 2 points travel to play the Liberty LaCanne, 8 points each. points; Kayla Manning, 5 each. Hill Lady Panthers Jan. 16. Also scoring for Salado points; Kate Kyburz and Salado Lady Eagles Games start at 5 p.m. WE BUY SCRAP GOLD & SILVER Texas Coin Connection Lastovica earns bronze, silver 108 E FM2410, Suite G - Harker Heights Buy Sell Trade awards from Nat’l Junior Angus Stephanie Lastovica, alty. Texas Angus Breeders Se- Gold, Silver, Coins, Currency & Jewelry of Salado, has earned the She has participated in lect Sale and the Lastovi- (254) 699-2646 National Junior Angus As- local, state, regional and ca/Dameron Angus Bull sociation’s (NJAA) Bronze national shows and show- sale. Locally Owned - Salado Resident and Silver awards, accord- manship contests. At the The Bronze and Silver ing to Jaclyn Upperman, National Junior Angus awards are the first two education and events di- Show (NJAS), Stephanie levels of the NJAA Rec- Alton D. Thiele PC rector of the American participated in creative ognition Program that be- Alton Thiele CPA, MBA Angus Association® in writing, photography and gan in 1972. Junior Angus Certified Public Accountant Saint Joseph, Mo. quiz bowl contests and breeders must apply for the Certified Public Accountant The 20-year-old daugh- the All-American Certi- awards, then meet point Tax Planning & Preparation ter of Steven and Sandra fied Angus Beef® Cook- requirements in many ar- Lastovica attends Texas A Off. She also participated eas of participation be- Small Business Accounting Stephanie Lastovica Tax Exempt Organization Consulting & M University where she in the Leaders Engaged fore receiving the honors. is studying agricultural in Angus Development Applicants are evaluated their herd and their prog- 254-939-0701 1-800-772-7043 leadership and develop- (LEAD) conference in in areas of junior Angus ress in producing and mer- 300 E. Avenue C, Belton, Texas 76513 ment and is a member of 2008 and the Raising the association activities and chandising Angus cattle. [email protected] the NJAA and the Texas Bar conference in 2007. leadership, participation The NJAA promotes Junior Angus Association, Stephanie has con- in showmanship, contests the involvement of young where she has served as signed cattle in the Grand and shows, using perfor- people in raising Angus Subscriptions to reporter, director and roy- Slam Genetics sale, the mance testing to improve cattle. Salado Village Voice (254) 947-5321 Baseball teams Name: slate dinner Address: for Feb. 6 Salado High School Ea- gle Baseball parents will host a pre-season dinner Phone: fundraiser to raise funds Email: for the baseball teams. The chicken spaghetti dinner $26 per year in Bell County will be held 5-8:30 p.m. $28 per year outside Bell County Feb. 6 in the SHS cafeteria during the final home var- $38 per year outside Texas sity basketball game. Tickets are $9 each or Mail with payment to Salado Village Voice, P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 five for $40 and can be purchased now from any Credit Card payment: Mastercard VISA Discover Eagle baseball player or by Number: contacting Cathy Little at Expiration Date: Code: 254-947-6900, ext. 1116 or via email at cathy.little@ Name on Card: saladoisd.org.

for spring The Haire Shop set Jan. 24, 31 Barber - Beauty - Body Salado Youth Soccer 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite 160 Association will continue signups for its recreational Tues - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. league through Feb. 1. You can sign-up online through Feb. 1 at www. Tammy (254) 760-1990 saladoyouth.org with credit card payments of fees. Walk-Ins Accepted Appointments Honored You can register locally on Jan. 24 and Jan. 31 during the youth basketball games held at Thomas Your Path To BetterArnold Elementary Health school gymn, paying on-site with Your Path To Better Health cash, check or credit card (Mastercard and VISA only). Texas Poetry & Prose Reading set for Feb. 5 Practices for the recre- rain ational league will begin rain Invited Central Texas 8:15 encourages new poets be provided for writers to Chiropractic on Feb. 16 with the first Chiropractic poets and writers of prose and writers to read two display published works, games to begin on Feb. will grace Tablerock’s in- minutes of their work. sell books& Wellnessor tapes. 28. U4 through U12 teams & Wellness side stage to read their Guest Poet will be Thom Poets wishing to add 947-2225 will play a minimum of 947-2225 work during the Feb. 5 Woodruff, originally from their work to the Tablerock eight games. Central Texas Poetry Australia and a hardy Poets Annual Antholo- Age divisions and costs and Prose Reading. The transplant to Austin. gy, “Animal Tales”, may Allyn Crain, DC are the following: U4 21st annual event will be Thom Woodruff tours submit three poems about Wellness Consultant & Chiropractor(born after Aug. 1 2010) held from 7 - 8 p.m., in- England and Australia Po- animals to tablerock1@ $65; U6 (born Aug. 1 2008 vited readers are: Nancy etry Festivals when possi- aol.com for consideration. Your home for through July 31 2010) $75; Fierstien from Dripping ble and in his adopted city Submission guidelines are chiropractic care, U8 (Aug. 1 2008-July 31 Springs, Richard Egg from of Austin he can be seen available at tablerock.org massage therapy, 2006) $75; U10 (Aug. 1 Salado, Barbara Carr and improvising with musi- There is no admission acupuncture 2004-July 31, 2006) $75; Jack McCabe from Austin, cians, at open mic nights, fee for the Festival on and holistic care U12 (Aug. 1 2002-July 31 Phillip Abbott from San across Central Texas. He Feb. 5. Refreshments are 2004) $110 and U13 & U14 Antonio, Donna Bowling was the co-founder of the available for purchase. (Aug 1, 200-July 31, 2002) from Temple, TX, Bar- Austin International Poet- Tablerock Amphitheater $110. bara Sorge from Belton, ry Festival. is located in Salado, Texas A birth certificate is re- TX and the three Salado All participants must at 430 Royal Street. The quired for all registrants. High School Poetry Con- read from their original indoor stage is located in For more information, test Winners from Terri work or have a designat- the building behind the 418 N Mainemail, St #5saladoyouthsoc - 418 N Main St #5 Seaton’s English class on ed reader. The writer’s amphitheater stage. For [email protected] Poetry. works may be published or more informationnext to or Salado a map Creek Winery next to Salado Creek Winery The open microphone at unpublished. A table will see: www.tablerock.org Eagles cagers crush BuckholtsSupporting Healthy Families Your Path To Better Health Under-varsity compete in Jarrell JD's Travel Center Just follow the Southbound access road Salado Eagles 72 nament Jan. 10. halftime lead and added 947-5228 Buckholts 35 another 30 points in the 947-2225 Salado varsity Eagles Salado Freshman 40 second half torain cruise to a stomped Buckholts Jan. 9. Jarrell 24 61-25 win.Chiropractic January 15 Salado led 17-10 in the Salado Freshman start- Young,& 24 Wellness points; Mill- first quarter and scored 24 ed the Jarrell Tournament er, 12 points; Kyburz, 8 Third Thursday JD's Grill points in the second to en- with a win over host Jarrell points; Will Whigham, 7 Music Club OPEN Daily 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. ter the half with a 41-14 Jan. 10. points; Maedgen, 6 points; lead. Salado Eagles scored Salado scored 19 points Quade Brown, 3 points. 5 - 8 p.m. 15881 South IH 35 Salado 16 points in the third to in the first and 5 points in JV Boys Old time music acoustic rain make the lead 55-20 and the second to take a 24-10 Salado JV Boys com- Everyone welcome to ChiropracticSouth exit 283 North exit 282 added 15 in the fourth for lead going into half. Sal- peted in the Jarrell Tourna- come play or listen & Wellness a 72-35 final. ado Freshman scored 16 ment Jan. 10. Trevor Stump led Sal- points in the second half to JD’s Grill Lowest Gas ado in scoring with 24 win 40-24. Salado JV Boys 29 open late with 947-2225 points. Followed by Jacob Luke Miller, 17 points; Jarrell 52 Prices Quick, 13 points. Ryan Kyburz, 14 points; Fifty Cent Wings Wall, 13 points; Nie- in Salado Also scoring for Salado Anthony Young, 5 points; dert, 8 points; Sueoka, all day were Peyton Kyburz, Josh Kade Maedgen, 4 points. 4 points; Lightfoot and Buckley and Chris Deal, 7 Bruce, 2 points each. points each; Preston Rose- Salado Freshman 61 brock, 4 points; Chase Kel- Crawford 25 Salado JV Boys418 29 N Main St #5 418 N Main St #5 ly, Justin Tatum and Ryan Salado Freshman Crawfordnext to47 Salado Creek Winery next to Salado Creek Winery Marriott, 2 points each. crushed Crawford to win Wall, 19 points; Whit- Freshman Boys the Jarrell Tournament Jan. son, 7 points; Niedert, 3 The Salado Freshman 10. points. Boys won the Jarrell Tour- Salado took a 30-12 Boys soccer fourth in Marble Falls Salado varsity Eagles first round. They lost to “This is a young team TEXAS-BASED. soccer team placed fourth the host varsity squad 1-0 because we graduated 11 at the Marble Falls tourna- in the second round. The seniors last year,” Coach ment Jan. 9-10 with a 3-0 boys had a 3-0 forfeit win Michael Goos said. “This forfeit win over Shoemak- over Shoemaker. Salado group is extremely talent- er and losses to Marble lost 1-0 to Cove. ed, and worked hard to rise INDEPENDENTLY Falls junior varsity and John Dawson (defend- to the challenge of playing varsity teams and a loss to er); Daniel Magadan (cen- more seasoned teams.” Copperas Cove in the con- ter midfielder); Cameron Salado is 1-3 so far fol- OWNED. solation final. Markham (defender) re- lowing the tournament. The boys lost to the ceived All Tournament Marble Falls JV 2-0 in the Team honors. INDIVIDUALLY CTC online scholarship DEDICATED. application open now The Central Texas Col- e-mail address they have eligible for all available lege (CTC) Foundation anon file with CTC and must scholarship awards for The banking services your business nounced it is now accept- create a password in order which they qualify,” she calls for, from a bank you can call ing applications online for to access the application. said. “The CTC Founda- scholarships to be award- Applicants can visit https:// tion offers approximately your neighbor. ed in fall 2015 and spring ctcd.academicworks.com/ 170 need- and merit-based 2016 semesters. Appli- to view a complete list of scholarships which pro- cations will be accepted available scholarships. vide almost 150 awards to online now through 11:59 The online application can competitively selected stu- p.m. on March 31, 2015, be accessed by clicking dents every year.” and the scholarships will the sign up link at the top For more information Stop by. We’d love to meet you. 815 North Stagecoach Road be awarded near the end of of the webpage. about any available CTC Salado, Texas 76571 this spring semester. Kathleen McDonald, scholarships, contact the Phone: 254-947-8636 All applicants must CTC Foundation coordi- CTC Foundation office at HorizonBankTexas.com have applied to CTC and nator, noted students only 254-526-1662 or e-mail have a CTC student ID need to fill out one online kathleen.mcdonald@ctcd. number to apply for a application. “By com- edu. scholarship. Applicants pleting one application, will also need to use the one time, students will be Page 4B SALADO Village Voice, January 15, 2015 Eagles Basketball 2014 - 2015 Date Opponent Site F | JV | Var Nov. 11 Mumford Scrimmage Mumford - | - | TBA CMR Nov. 20 Faith Academy Marble Falls 5 | - | 6:30 Nov. 25 Cameron Salado 5 | 6:15 | 7:30 CMR Bookkeeping Services Nov. 29 Groesbeck Salado 11:30 | 1 | 2:30 Dec. 2 Austin Travis Salado 5:30 | 6:45 | 8 Nicole Robinson 602 Old Town Rd. 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Christy Tremblay will Rubber Stamps be on hand to discuss her art show “A Painted House Scrapbooking a Day” 5-8 p.m. Jan. 24 ribbons at Salado Winery, 841 N. Great Classes Main St. Salado. Her art show will be on display at Salado Winery stampsaladotexas.com throughout the spring. Tremblay, a mixed media artist, was selected for the next exhibition at the winery due to her unique perspective on military Finders Keepers life, said June Ritterbusch, owner of Salado Wine Cool Treasures,Unique Decor & Gifts Seller. Tremblay just com- 400 South Main Street pleted an art challenge, A Painted House A Day. Her txfinderskeepers.com goal was to create with Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 1(325) 665-5669 paint and mixed media one house image a day, for 183 days. She completed 183 Painted Houses from March 2014 to September 2014. A Northwest native, Tremblay has taught in Ko- rea and visited cities, rural areas and islands in South- east Asia. She started us- and look forward to our our locations and houses to premise will be available ing the imagery of houses new adventures, people change, but our home stays for savoring as folks view Now Offering Full Service Bar in her art about four years to meet, and places to ex- the same.” and purchase these local ago when she and her fam- plore. Houses are houses. The Salado Winery art treasures. ily were living on Fort A home is for a family to gallery will be filled with You can read Christy’s Bliss in El Paso, TX. They create safety, love, and Tremblay’s artwork, which daily entries of A Painted had a historical Bungalow memories. As I make each will be available for sale House A Day at http:// with a lot of charm. move with my two daugh- throughout the spring. wwwapaintedhouseaday. “Growing up I had two ters and husband, I find Wines produced on the blogspot.com/ Happy Hour Drink Specials houses I called ‘home,’” Thursday-Saturday 4-6 p.m. Tremblay said. “As an Paint the Ranch Red in April $3 Well Drinks $2 Longnecks adult and with a family of The Bell County my own, I have had many Division of the American Full Table Service houses to make a home.” Heart Association (AHA) Thursday-Saturday 3 p.m.-Close Her husband is active will host the annual “Paint Watch your favorite college duty Army. “We move the Ranch Red…A Night or pro games on our big screen TVs. a lot! Although a move Enjoy beautiful Texas nights on our covered deck. under the Texas Stars” comes with work and say- Gala on April 25, 2015 at 301 Thomas Arnold Rd. Salado Open Daily ing goodbyes,” she added, 254.947.GOOD • johnnysteaksandbbq.com Tenroc Ranch. The event “we embrace each move will have silent and live auctions, cocktails, dinner and dancing. . This year’s Texas Chic celebration will feature Liquor Store Holly Tucker, from NBC’s The Voice. Vaporizer Liquid now available in many flavors. The proceeds of the 30ml @ $19.99 event will go toward SALE the American Heart Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Association to advance its not-for-profit mission of 1109 W. Village Rd, Salado (behind Sonic) (254) 947-7117 building healthier lives, free from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. These dollars fund fund SALADO ANTIQUE MALL research, advocacy efforts, professional and public and Bee’s Antiques education, community service programs and Holly Tucker, from The Voice will help “Paint the Thousands of Antiques, Collectibles and Primitives support services. Over the Ranch Red” during the April 25 event. in a unique and inviting atmosphere past three years, the “Paint the Ranch Red” Gala has packages vary and are http://bellcountyheartball. The Original Salado Market Days generated over $200,000 available from $500- ahaevents.org. “Paint the in donations to AHA $15,000. For specific Ranch Red” is presented 9-5 on the 2nd weekend - Don’t miss Feb. 14 - 15 programs. details about the levels of by Scott & White Partnership opportunities sponsorship or to purchase Healthcare and leading and tickets are now available. supporters include: Tenroc THURS - SAT 10 - 5 individual tickets to this 751 Stagecoach Road Individual tickets to the Ranch, KCEN HD-TV, SUN 12 - 5 MON 10 - 5 year’s event, please contact I-35 frontage road North event are $125 and $225 Medtronic, and Wilbea CLOSED TUES & WED Susan Holmes 254-780- Clean Restrooms for a couple. Partnership 6039 or visit the website at Medical Equipment. 947-3355 SaladoVintage Cakery& Bistro LUNCH CUPCAKES CAKES PIES

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106 North Main Street 254-947-5239 - Downtown Salado - 201 North Main (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) open 10 - 5:30 Mon - Sat 12:30 - 5 Sun (254) 855-5538 Private Showings Page 2C, salado Village Voice, January 15, 2015 Village of Salado Calendar of Events January 15 January 19 January 24 TAE Gym. Online reg- Salado Chamber of Salado Village Artists Salado Youth Soccer istration thru Feb. 1 at Magnolias Commerce Board of Stitchers & Knitters, 1 Association Sign-ups, www.saladoyouth.org. Directors meeting, 8:30 p.m. at Salado Village TAE Gym. Online reg- January 31 of Salado a.m. in the Salado Visi- Artists Building. New istration thru Feb. 1 at Jazz on the Creek, tor’s Center. members welcome www.saladoyouth.org. 9-11 p.m. at Alexander’s January 15 January 19 January 24 Distillery at Inn on the Beginner’s Golf clinic Team Roping, 7 p.m. Art Opening Recep- Creek. at Mill Creek by golf pro at 3C Cowboy Fellow- tion for Kristy Tremblay February 2 J.L. Lewis, 5-6 p.m. $20 ship. 5 - 8 p.m. at Salado Win- Team Roping, 7 p.m. per person. 947-5698 January 20 ery, 841 N. Main St. at 3C Cowboy Fellow- January 15 Salado Village Art- January 24 ship. 3rd Thursday Music ists, Village Art Build- Jazz on the Creek, 9-11 February 5 Club, 5 - 8 p.m. at JD’s ing, 9:30 a.m. Artists p.m. at Alexander’s I just got a Nook... Travel Center. Old time meet and work together Distillery at Inn on the now what?, 3 - 4 p.m. at music, acoustic only. in brush art, collage, Creek. Salado Public Library. Everyone welcome to card and jewelry mak- January 25 Reservation required. come play or listen. JD’s ing New artists welcome. Open discussion Al- ebruary Grill will be open with a F 5 January 20 Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. Barrel Racing Fifty Cent Wing Special Adult game day at Salado United Methodist all day. Practice, 7 p.m. at 3C Presbyterian Church of Church Youth Activities Cowboy Fellowship. January 15 Salado, 10 a.m. Center. ebruary #1 Salado Square | Main Street | Salado Martinis and Mani- F 5 January 20 January 26 Central Texas Poetry 254-947-0323 | www.magnoliasofsalado.com cures at The Lounge at Salado Rotary Club, Salado Village Artists The Range, $25 for 2 and Prose Reading, 7 11:30 a.m. Johnny’s Stitchers & Knitters, 1 - 8 p.m. at Tablerock. ladies night adult bever- Steaks & Barbecue. p.m. at Salado Village ages, a manicure and a Open mic begins at 8:15. January 20 Artists Building. New Thom the World Poet is selection of appetizers, members welcome space is limited. Appoint- Salado Community guest poet for the eve- ments: 254-947-3828. Chorus practice, 6 p.m., January 26 ning. Participating poets Salado Civic Center Salado ISD Board will read from their January 15 work. Visit tablerock.org January 20 of Trustees meeting, 6 Salado alderman p.m. at the Salado Civic for more info. meeting, 6:30 p.m. at the East Bell County Center. ebruary Municipal Meeting. Genealogical Society F 6-7 Meeting, 6:30 p.m. at January 26 Blow Your Own Val- anuary J 15 Temple Public Library. Sanctuary Workshop, entines 2015 at Salado Barrel Racing Glassworks, by appoint- January 20 all meetings postponed Practice 7 p.m. at 3C until further notice. ment. Reservations Cowboy Fellowship. Prix Fixe menu at required at Saladoglass- The Range Restaurant. January 26 anuary works.com J 16 Two courses and adult Team Roping, 7 p.m. FINE ART Needlework Club, 11 beverage for $14.95. at 3C Cowboy Fellow- February 6 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Salado Dinner with the January 21 ship. prellop Public Library. No Eagles, SHS cafeteria. GALLERY Mah Jong, 10 a.m. - 2 January 27 Main Street • Salado preregistration required, Meal with the Salado ages 8 an up. p.m. at Salado Public Salado Village Art- High Baseball team. (888) 461-2605 • (254) 947-3930 Library. New players ists, Village Art Build- January 17 Tickets $9 each or $40 www.prellopfineartgallery.com welcome, bring a lunch. ing, 9:30 a.m. Artists for 5 dinners, available Trudy’s Closet, 8 a.m. meet and work together The largest selection of fine art at Grace Baptist Church January 22 at the SHS office. Republican Women’s in brush art, collage, originals and Bronzes in Salado. anuary February 7 J 17 meeting, 11:30 a.m. at card and jewelry mak- Limited Edition prints & canvas reproductions. Jazz on the Creek, ing New artists welcome. Salado Swirl through- Salado Public Library. out the village, visit 9-11 p.m. at Alexander’s anuary Speaker: Loren Spiv- J 27 salado.com for info. Distillery at Inn on the ack - “The Free Market Adult game day at Creek. Warrior.” Public invited, Presbyterian Church of February 8 January 17 reservation required. Salado, 10 a.m. New Year 4D Jackpot, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at Mill Creek Commu- info: dkroberson115@ January 27 nity Association annual gmail.com 3C Cowboy Fellowship Salado Rotary Club, on Gooseneck Rd. Jack- meeting and New Year’s anuary DISCOVER HEALTHIER LIVING J 22 11:30 a.m. Johnny’s pot at 2 p.m. Info: (580) Gathering, 6 p.m. at I just got an iPad... Steaks & Barbecue. With Nature’s Sunshine’s Stagecoach Inn Dining 514-8329. premium-quality health solutions now what?, 3 - 4 p.m. at January 27 Room. RSVP by Jan. Salado Public Library. February 9 10 tommyeannprater@ Prix Fixe menu at Open Daily C J Harbuz, CNHP Reservation required. Team Roping, 7 p.m. gmail.com or mala@ The Range Restaurant. at 3C Cowboy Fellow- 3 North Main (254) 947-1909 anuary vvm.com J 22 Two courses and adult ship. Beginner’s Golf clinic beverage for $14.95. January 17 February 12 at Mill Creek by golf pro anuary Pick up Party for J 27 Barrel Racing J.L. Lewis, 5-6 p.m. $20 Salado Community Salado Creek Winery per person. 947-5698 Practice, 7 p.m. at 3C Cowboys Bar-B-Q Wine Club members. Chorus practice, 6 p.m., Cowboy Fellowship. Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD Finger foods and live January 22 Salado Civic Center February 14 - 15 music from 6 to 9 p.m. Martinis and Mani- January 28 cures at The Lounge at Salado Market Days, anuary Salado Lions Club, J 17 The Range, $25 for 2 9 - 5 at Salado Antique Fast Service KNCT Wine Classic 11:30 a.m., Salado Civic Slow Cooking ladies night adult bever- Mall, 721 Stagecoach featuring Salado Winery, Center. ages, a manicure and a Road. Salado’s original Catering, Take Out or Dine In 7 p.m., Killeen Civic and selection of appetizers, January 29 Market Days event. info: Conference Center. I just got a Kindle... (254) 947-3355 254-947-5700 Miguel Perez, owner space is limited. Appoint- January 17 ments: 254-947-3828. now what?, 3 - 4 p.m. at February 16 Salado Public Library. Bell County Star anuary Team Roping, 7 p.m. J 22 Reservation required. Party, 8:30 - 11:30 p.m. Barrel Racing at 3C Cowboy Fellow- at Overlook Park, Still- Practice, 7 p.m. at 3C January 29 ship. house Hollow Lake on Cowboy Fellowship. Beginner’s Golf clinic February 18 FM1670. Central Texas at Mill Creek by golf pro Astronomical Society. January 24 Deadline to advertise J.L. Lewis, 5-6 p.m. $20 in Salado: Jewel in the info: centexastronomy. Salado Youth Base- per person. 947-5698 Custom blown org ball Association Sign up Crown of Texas. 947- Booth, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. January 29 5321 for info glass made January 18 at TAE Gym. Online Martinis and Mani- February 19 in Salado. Open discussion Al- registration open now at cures at The Lounge at Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. 3rd Thursday Music View our gallery www.saladoyouth.org. The Range, $25 for 2 Salado United Methodist Club, 5 - 8 p.m. at JD’s of hand-blown pieces ladies night adult bever- Church Youth Activities Travel Center. Old time or make your very own ages, a manicure and a music, acoustic only. Ev- Center. selection of appetizers, #2 Peddlers Alley eryone welcome to come space is limited. Appoint- play or listen. Salado Texas 76571 ments: 254-947-3828. 254-947-0339 February 19 anuary (by appointment) J 29 Barrel Racing Prac- 120 Royal Street Barrel Racing Practice, tice 7 p.m. at 3C Cowboy Springhouse 7 p.m. at 3C Cowboy Fellowship. 254-947-0747 Fellowship. February 21 January 30-31 Christmas Blow Your Own Beer Blow Your Own Val- Mug at Salado Glass- Decorative entines 2015 at Salado works, by appointment. SALE Glassworks, by appoint- Reservations required at ment. Reservations Saladoglassworks.com Mon-Sat 10-5 Closed Sunday required at Saladoglass- works.com February 21 Taste of Salado, January 31 Tuesday Night Prix Fixe benefiting Public Arts EVERY TUESDAY FROM 5pm TILL CLOSE Village Volunteer League of Salado, 6-9 Day, 8 - 4 p.m. at Village PRIX FIXE TWO COURSE MEAL with a FEATURED BEVERAGE PARING The Pizza Place p.m. Jack’s Barn. Tickets of Salado Municipal $25 per person. Info at AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR 230 North Main Street Building and Police De- YOUR DINING EXPERIENCE! www.saladoevents.com. Open Daily 11 am partment located at 301 Chef’s Special selections change weekly 947-0022 and 313 N. Stagecoach. Handcrafted Pizza and Sandwiches Bring paint brushes, Award Winning Cuisine in a Registered Historic$ and14.95 Comfortable Setting THERANGERESTURANT.COM 254.947.3828 Baked Pasta Dishes | Wings pans and other small Hand Dipped Blue Bell Ice Cream hand tools. 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1. Animal Medical Salado 254-947-8800 $ 53. Angelic Herbs 254-947-1909 S 92. SALADO ARTS COMPLEX 124. Cowboy’s Barbecue 254-947-5700 D 2. JD’s Travel Center 254-947-5228 D 54. Inn at Salado B&B 254-947-0027 L 93. Salado Creek Martial Arts 254-947-8204 $ 131. Johnny’s Steaks & Bar-Be-Que 254-947-4663 D 3. The Play Yard Preschool 254-947-1153 $ 55. SALADO SQUARE 96. THE STAGESTOP CENTER 135. The Play Yard Infant Center 254-947-1129 $ 5. Wildfire Ranch Arena 877-947-9988 E A. Magnolia’s 254-947-0323 S A. Bruce Bolick, CPA 254-718-7299 $ 138. Salado Lady Eagles Softball Field 6. St. Stephen Catholic Church 254-947-8037 C B. Salado Vintage Cakery 97. CMR Bookeeping Services 512-596-9246 $ 139. Thomas Arnold Elementary 254-947-5191 E 8. SALADO COLLEGE HILL PARK and Bistro 254-947-9358 D 98. Stamp Salado 254-947-8848 S 140. Salado Intermediate School 254-947-1700 E 10. Stagecoach Inn Restaurant 254-947-5111 D C. Linda Rountree Pritchard Egg 99. Upscale Interiors Consignment 254-947-8098 S 141. Salado Junior High School 254-947-6985 E 12. THE SHOPS AT THE STAGECOACH Massage Therapist 254-947-4263 $ 100. Salado Post Office 254-947-5322 142. Salado Eagle Stadium A. Finders Keepers 325-665-5669 S 56. The Range at the Barton House 254-947-3828 D 101. Century 21 Bill Bartlett 143. Eagle Baseball Field 13. PUBLIC RESTROOMS 58. Salado Family Dentisty 254-947-5242 S Real Estate 254-947-5050 R 144. Village Spirits 254-947-7117 S 14. Central Texas Area Museum 254-947-5232 E 61. Salado Creek Jewelers by Kiki 254-855-5538 S 102. Subway 254-947-5593 D 146. Stagecoach Inn Motel 254-947-5111 L 15. Sofi’s 254-947-4336 S 63. Mud Pies Pottery 254-947-0281 S Old-Fashioned Burgers 254-947-5271 D 147. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 254-458-2643 CV 17. SHADY VILLA CENTER Sir Wigglesworth Fudge 103. The Personal Wealth Coach 254-947-1111 $ 148. Salado Baptist Church Youth Center A. The Mix on Main 512-808-0446 S 64. The Shoppes on Main in Salado 254-947-0888 S 105. SALADO PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 151. Salado Fire Department Station #1 19. Salado Glassworks 254-947-0339 S 70. OLD CHURCH PLACE B. Sam Teas Dentistry 254-947-4755 $ 152. Salado Church of Christ 254-947-5241 C 24. Springhouse 254-947-0747 S A. The Pizza Place 254-947-0222 D B. Salado Village Voice 254-947-5321 $ 153. Village of Salado 254-947-5060 27. The Shed 254-947-1960 D 71. THE COLONY B. Ace Pest Control 254-947-4222 $ 155. Salado Creek Antiques 254-947-1800 S 29. Inn on the Creek B&B 254-947-5554 L A. Griffith Fine Art Gallery 254-947-3177 S B. Walt Tollefson Computer 254-291-6354 $ 156. Salado Antique Mall 254-947-3355 S Alexander’s Distillery 254-947-5554 D 75. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE B. Finney Insurance 254-947-3599 $ 157. Horizon Bank Salado 254-947-8636 $ 32. Tablerock Amphitheater 254-947-9205 E A. McCain’s Cafe & Bakery 254-947-3354 D B. Monteith Abstract & Title 254-947-3922 $ 158. Merle Norman Cosmetics 254-947-9993 S 34. HISTORIC SALADO CEMETERY 36. 79. CORNETT CORNER B. Anytime Fitness 254-947-1063 $ 159. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254-947-0148 C 36. Salado United Methodist Church 254-947-5482 C A. Salado Creek Winery 254-947-0237 S B. The Haire Shop NOT SHOWN ON MAP 37. First Baptist Church of Salado 254-947-5465 C Crain Chiropractic & Wellness 254-947-2225 $ Tammy Haire, stylist 254-760-1990 $ Bancroft Automotive 254-947-5782 $ CREEKSIDE CENTER 80. Historic Log Cabins & Aiken Cemetery B. Mill Creek Cleaners 254-947-0100 $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship 254-947-7211 C 43. Susan Marie’s Dress Shop 254-947-5239 S 81. Salado Art Center and Village Artists C. Brookshire Brothers 254-947-8922 S Jake’s Rental 254-947-9494 $ 45. Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254-947-3930 S 82. Salado Civic Center 108. Mill Creek Country Club 254-947-5698 E 48. W.A. Pace Memorial Park 254-947-5060 Salado ISD Administration 254-947-5479 E 109. Salado Public Library 254-947-9191 E To advertise your business in the 50. THE VERANDA 85. Salado Visitors Center 254-947-8634 110. Salado Cleaners 254-947-7299 $ A. First Texas Brokerage 254-947-5577 R Salado Chamber of Commerce 254-947-5040 111. Hairitage Barber Shop 254-947-3309 $ Salado Village Voice newspaper, call 51. First State Bank 254-947-5852 $ 86. Salado Wine Seller 254-947-8011 S 116. Salado High School 254-947-5429 E 52. FIRST CENTRE 87. St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church 254-947-3160 C 118. Salado Collision & Restoration 254-947-3380 $ Marilyn at 254.947.5321 or email A. First Community Title 254-947-8480 R 89. Presbyterian Church of Salado 254-947-8106 C 119. Salado Fire Department Station #2 [email protected] B. Farmers Insurance 90. Troy Smith Financial Services 254-947-0376 $ 121. Grace Baptist Church 254-947-5917 C Zbranek Agency 254-947-0995 $ 91. Salado Sculpture Garden 122. Salado Veterinary Hospital 254-947-8058 $ Bell County’s award-winning winery OLD FASHIONED BURGERS & ICE-CREAM Open Daily 882 North Main Street till 8 p.m. on Sun - Thur: 11 AM – 7 PM Saturday Fri - Sat: 11 AM – 9 PM

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A u t o m o b i l e & parts, sales and service, chain Child Care Dry Cleaners Dirt Work Financial & Real saw sharpening, 254-947-8006, m a l l n g i n e S E 24767 FM 2268. tfnd Babysitting Estate Services Repair The Play Yard: 6 weeks Salado Cleaners: Laun- Lone Star Grading, to 12 years with age appropriate dry, dry cleaning, alterations, commercial, residential, industrial CMR Bookkeeping Ser- B&K Small Engine curriculum, drop of and pick up leather, suede, 1209 N. Stage- excavation, grading, paving, pads, Salado Collision & vices: 602 Old Town Rd., Suite Repair: Lawn mowers, trim- from Salado schools, 254-947- coach, 254-947-7299. driveways, roads, 254-947-0149 Restoration. Collision repair mers, edgers, chain-saws, much 1-8. CMRAccounts.com. (512)596- 1153. tfnb tfnd or 254-933-7900 specialists, expert restoration. 40 more, 254-933-7557. tfnd 9246. years experience, 3514 FM 2484 across from Salado High School. Mill Creek Cleaners, CBS Construction: septic C.A.R.S. Collision Computers 947-3380 or (512)917-4523. quality dry cleaning, laundry, tanks, house pads, driveways, lot Troy L Smith Financial: Center: auto body repairs, Walt Tollefson computer alterations, 213 Mill Creek Dr. clearing, top soil, 254-718-1752. Personal investment solutions. detail shop, 1914 S. IH-35 Belton, repairs and sales, data recovery, Suite 200, 254-947-0100. tfnd 254-947-0376, Troylsmith.com. E&E Air-Cooled 254-933-7400. tfnd configurations, Salado Plaza suite Engines: Shindaiwa Dealer, #135, 254-291-6354. tfnd tfnd Continued on, Pg. 2D

860 N. Main, Salado (next to Subway)

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658 Via Lago, Belton 1295 Western Trail, Salado 162 Twelfth Green Lane, Salado $535,021 3 BR, 3 BA, 2 half BA on 9 ac. 4 BR, 3.5 BA $456,021 $409,721

2656 Hartrick Bluff, Academy 1201 Ambrose Dr., Salado 176 Presa Dr., Salado 4 BR, 3 BA on 4.3 ac. 4 BR, 2.5 BA 4 BR, 3 BA $399,921 $385,000 $299,721

1318 Walker Circle, Salado 11018 La Paloma Loop West, Salado 1578 Hidden Springs, Salado 4 BR 2.5 BA 4 BR, 2 BA 3 BR, 2 BA on 2 acres $294,721 $278,721 $275,000

2409 Smith Bluff, Salado 380 Salado Creek Rd., Salado 1601 Chisholm Ct., Salado 4 BR, 2 BA 4 BR, 3 BA 2 BR, 1.5 BA $249,721 $205,000 $149,721

• Creeks of Salado: Estate-sized lots starting at $60,000 • Mill Creek lots: $32,000 - $59,000 • Hidden Springs lots: $47,500 - $74,900 • 3.3 ac., homesite W of Salado. SOLD • 15 ac.- I-35 South of Salado • 66 acres with Salado Creek frontage UNDER CONTRACT • 25 & 69 ac. tracts - Fox Rd. • 59, 65 & 80 ac. tracts on I-35 S. of Salado, nice views and long road frontage • 247 ac., native live oaks & wildlife - SOLD Page 2D, January 15, 2015 SALADO Village Voice Classified ads continued from page 1D Alton D. Thiele PC: Therapeutic Mas- remodeling, 254-289-5986 Master throughout living areas. Master Certified Public Accountant, tax sage, stress management LIC # M017002 Suite separated from other guest returns, business accounting, and healthy lifestyle strategies, rooms. Screened-in porch with auditing, consulting, 254-939- Linda Pritchard-Egg, RN, LMT, fireplace & additional porch with Salado Plumbing. In- 0701. tfnd 254-947-4263. outdoor kitchen. Three car garage home repairs, 254-947-5800. with storage areas. 1332 Walker Master LIC M 16892 Circle, Salado. $346,521. Century Bruce A. Bolick, CPA: Family Dentistry: Lum- 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050b 2/2tfnf Payroll, W-2, Direct Deposit, ineers for straighter, whiter teeth. Yount Sewer & Drain: By appointment, 254-718-7299. Douglas B. Willingham, DDS, septic tank & grease trap pump- [email protected]. tfnd 254-947-5242. Fresh, clean & ready ing, 254-947-5036 for new owners. This 3 or 4 BR home offers a gorgeous First Community Title, Sam Teas, D.D.S.: Dental view of the Mill Creek Golf Course. branches in Salado, Temple, Implants, Reconstruction Den- Rental Equipment The enclosed porch would be Killeen and Gatesville. 40 N. tistry, General Dentistry. 254- ideal for a workout room, play Main Street, Salado 254-947- 947-4755. Jakes Rental - Specializing room, office, craft room, hot tub 8480. tfnd in Skid Steer and Trailer Rentals. or many other opportunities. For jakesrental.com (254) 947-9494. those buyers with allergies, all the Heat & Air The Personal Wealth flooring is tile or wood laminate. ALL TYPES OF FENCE Coach®: SEC registered Be sure to check out the spacious RESIDENTIAL investment advisor, highly per- Sams Heat and Air Rental/ Lease master bedroom & large master RANCH sonalized portfolio design and service and installa- bath. 1318 Walker Circle, Salado. Commercial COMMERCIAL management, 254-947-1111. tion. Serving Bell County since $299,721. Century 21 Bill Bartlett 1993. Call Sam Throneberry (254) 947-5050. ORNAMENTAL GATES 760-5788 Prime Retail Space & OPERATORS Monteith Abstract & on Main Street Salado Escape to your own Tilte Company: Full service title located @ 230 N. Main Street CUSTOM ENTRIES Britt Heating & Air: resort all on 5 pristine acres. comapny, 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite (Old Church Place) next to The Installation and repairs, 254- As you walk into this home you #140, 254-947-3922. Pizza Place restaurant. 2,100 760-1004, 254-947-5263, TACL will be taken by the grand great [email protected] 512-264-4303 qt/ft ground level heated/cooled #B006640 room with high ceilings, custom www.lonestar-fence.com Tracy (TW) Wilson w/wood floors, (2)-36” entrance John Hall: Insurance and woodbeams and large windows doors & (1)-48” freight door. financial services, auto, home, overlooking the swimming pool. Bell Air Conditioning: $1900. p/mon. Call Larry Sands, ranch, business, life, health, 254- $599,875. Call Ryan 541-2255. All brands repairs, free estimates, Broker @ Properties by Larry 778-8087. First Texas Brokerage 254-947- $16 a week 100% financing available, 254- Sands @ 254-913-5467. 8/21tfnb 5577 9/8tfn 939-1141. TACLA002113C Rita Zbranek, Farmers Put your business card Prime Office Space Insurance, auto, home, life, com- Old world Charm and available in Salado mercial, 254-947-0995. Jewelers Custom craftsmanship here and get a free Civic Square build- can be seen throughout this ing @ 417 North Main Street Texas Hill Country Farm House Finney Insurance, home, Lastovica Jewelers: (across the street from Salado classified each week. on 4.9 tree-covered acre estate. auto, life, commercial, liability, , in-store jewelry repairs, diamond Civic Center). 550’ office suites Features include: Spray foam [email protected] farm, ranch, 254-947-3599. sales, setting and appraisal, up to 3,000 qt/ft. Call larry Sands, insulation. 2 tankless water heat- custom design, watch repair, Broker @ Properties by Larry (254) 947-5321 ers. 2-16 seer AC/Heating units 254-773-5772. Sands @ (254)913-5467. 8/21tfnb Florist $549,900. Call Ryan 541-2255. First Texas Brokerage 947-5577 Devereaux’s Jewelers: 9/8tfn Rental/Lease Brookshire Brothers full Quality crafted custom work, service florist. Blooming plants. jewelry repair, appraisals, watch Residential Elegant Austin Stone 254-947-8922. repair, stone setting, diamond Home on tree-covered sales, photo design. 254-771- Cozy remodeled 1 bed, lot. Large covered back patio 1260. For Sale 1 bath, townhouse with washer overlooking the tropical landscap- and dryer. Nice view of Salado ing and swimming pool. Granite Creek, $750. 254-228-3627. counters, stainless steel appli- Antiques and collect- Landscaping 1/8tfnb ances. $499,900 Call First Texas ibles. at Salado Antique Mall Lawnwork & Tree Brokerage 947-5577. and Bees Antiques 751 Stage- coach Road, I-35 frontage road For Rent clean 2 BR, North. 947-3355. tfn Trees, Shrubs & Land- 2 B duplex, $700 mo. call 4 BR, 3.5 BA, two scaping, Pruning, www. 760-4440. 0918tfnb living, two dining, PLUS victormareklandscaping.com. a media room & office. The back Quality antiques Salado 1-512-818-3822, Removal and yard is landscaped to provide Creek Antiques, 500 IH 35 Charming, spacious, Hauling. Flower beds, yard work, privacy, but still have the views of Access Rd. 2/2/1 townhome for top soil. Serving Salado 32 years. the golf course at Mill Creek. Split rent. Clean!! 6 closets, vaulted 0724tfn bedrooms with Master downstairs ceiling, w/d closet inside. Walk Used Furniture: Save & 3 bedrooms upstairs. Large to shopping center. Lawn care money on quality furniture. open kitchen with plenty of counter Double J Tree Service: provided. 254-338-5083 space. Wonderful walk-in pantry. Upscale Interiors Resale. 702 N. Lot clearing, acreage mowing, 10/2tfnb Built-in bookshelves in office. Main St. 254-947-8098. chipping, mulching, trimming, 512- 162 Twelfth Green Lane, Salado. Sams 635-4064. 512-746-272. HEAT & AIR $$429,721. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Serving Bell County since 1993 Garbage Residential Sales 947-5050 01/23tfnf Fire At Will Tree service: trimming, tree removal, Sam Throneberry Clawson Disposal: Com- Nothing else like this Gorgeous Westerfield stump removal, 254-404-5915 petitive pricing for great garbage on the Salado market! custom home. 4 BR, 2.5 Office Mobile [email protected]. service; containers, too. 512- Spacious town home on the golf BA, split floor plan, plus Florida (254) 598-2001 (254) 760-5788 746-2000. course with great views. Open room with many possible uses. Gas fireplaces in den & master. Personal Services floor plan includes great room, Service & Installation gorgeous built-in bookcases. Home is very spacious with hard- TACLB50410E Glass and Window Like-new condition, all new carpet, wood floors in living & dining Jenny Wiggin Potter- low-E windows, fresh paint inside areas, soaring ceilings & cross Colorist, Hairstylist at beams in den. Private master Clear View Window and out. Reduced $189,000. the Salons at Tuscan Square. suite, Jack-n-Jill bath at BR 3 Cleaning: Windows, gutters, 1710 Old Mill Rd., Unit 14. Raney 5297 South 31st Street, Suite & 4. Central vacuum, security power washing, ceiling fans, 254- & Associates, 254-913-1215. 117A in Temple. (254) 421-8896. system, water softener, sprinkler 931-6172. 01/23tfnb system & gutters. New roof in 2014. Large corner lot with no Salado Creek Martial Adorable cottage neighbors at back.1201 Ambrose Health and Fitness Arts classes enrolling located on .74 acre in Dr. $385,000.Century 21 Bill now. Located on Salado Plaza Victorian Oaks close to shopping Bartlett 947-5050. Anytime Fitness- 24 Dr. Schedule at saladocreekmar- and restaurants This 3 BR - 2 1/2 hour Health Club. Fit- tialarts.com. 947-8204. BA has been totally renovated. ness classes, personal training Oversized garage with room for Home on 9 acres golf cart or workshop. Beautiful fronting the Willing- available, 24 hour access. 254- Hairitage Barber Shop: lot. Seller is listing agent and a ham Creek in Hidden 947-1063. Full service Barber Shop, call 254- licensed Realtor. 101 Rose Way Springs. Heavily wooded 947-3309 for appointments. $285,000. Raney & Associates, acreage creates a private setting. Angelic Healing: Mas- 254-913-1215. 01/23tfnb 3 BR, 3 full baths, 2 half baths. sage, body wraps, herbal facial The Haire Shop, full ser- Beautiful beam vaulted ceiling in massage, 2110 West Adams Ave., vice salon, walk-ins accepted. living area. Up to 3 horses are Perfect home over- Temple, 254-421-2077 254-760-1990. allowed. 1295 Western Trail, looking the Texas Hill Salado. $456,021. Century 21 Country. Hill country flavored Bill Bartlett 947-5050 Angelic Herbs: Profes- Pest Control home on 5 gorgeous acres with sional Wellness, Lifestyle, barn for horses $429,900. More weight loss and stress manage- info at www.1349hiddensprings. ment solutions. C J Harbuz, CNHP Ace Pest Control: Cus- com Call First Texas Brokerage Property For Sale 947-1909 3 N Main. tomer satisfaction guaranteed, 947-5577 free estimates, TPCL #12512; Lot for Sale, .67 acres, David Preston. 254-947-4222 Treatment of medical 4 BR, 2.5 BA home partially wooded with a and surgical skin dis- fronts Mill Creek Golf view of Salado Creek; $47,500. ease and skin cancer, Lot is within Salado City limits, Plumbing Course. Fully landscaped & Texas Dermatology Center, 512- irrigated yard with beautiful views. and walking distance to Salado 868-9800. Formal living & formal dining Schools. 254-661-5237. Moffat & Daughters with an office. Beautiful hard- Plumbing: Service, repair, wood floors in dining area & tile Continued on, pg. 3D Buy - Sell - Trade with the Salado Village Voice Marketplace 15 words $7 .25 per word after NAME: PHONE: advertising@ ADDRESS: SaladoVillageVoice.com EMAIL: PO Box 587 Salado, TX 76571

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Livestock subdivision, 1-3 acres, Upholstery 7/18tfnb Salado schools, no city taxes, Visit www.cedarval- call 947-5321, financing, restricted, 254-947- leystorage.com to find out Animal Medical Custom upholstery, resi- or email Bell County Land - 2 ac, 0592 or 254-760-3335. Visit heri- more about the facility on FM 2843 Salado, Full service vet Hos- dential, commercial, Kasmir fabric 3 ac, 13, ac, 22 ac, 27 ac, 40 ac, tagesubdivisionsaladotx.com. or call 512-417-7196. pital, boarding and grooming, gallery, free pickup and delivery, classifieds@ 51 ac, 60 ac, 180 ac, many more 11/24tfnb south of Salado at the corner of Recovery Room, 254-699-6105. tracts to choose from. Century 21 I-35 and FM 2115. www.saladovet. Bill Bartlett Salado- 254-947-5050 Services com, 254-947-8800. saladovillagevoice. StowAway Storage 11/10 tfnf Household - Commercial 10X10 Vehicles for Sale com Cutting Edge Contrac- - 10x20 - 22x40 Clean, lighted, Salado Veterinary Kevlin Trail - Only 1 tors- Remodeling, roofing, fenced, Key punch entry. 947- Hospital: Small & exotic lot left! Premier half-acre custom patios, concrete, painting, 5502 or 721-1807 tfnb 1997 Club Car Golf animal medicine, vaccinations, Cart- windshield and closed prevention, microchipping, bath- cover, good condition, 48 volt ing, boarding, 254-947-8058. Salado Volunteer Fire Department Report Jan. 5-11 Jan. 5 proceeded to the scene, Advised center and all 5:54-6:30 p.m., 9300 Belton medic and BCSO others nits were canceled. Block Norwood Drive. Out arrived on scene. Assisted Stood by until DPS arrived to an unknown fire, smoke Belton Medic with load- on scene, once they arrived all around house on Nor- ing patient. Belton medic on scene all units cleared. wood Drive. Arrived on needed no further assist 4 units, 5 personnel. scene to find a control burn and all units cleared. 3 10:31-11:05 p.m., 284 that had been burning most units, 3 personnel. SB IH35. Out to 284 SB of the day. Put 250 gal- 9:00-9:27 p.m. 5900 for Traffic Control for lons of water on it to keep Block FM 2484. Out to SPD. Arrived on scene and smoke down. Once fire a patient with abdominal blocked one lane of traffic was out all units cleared. 1 pain. Arrived on scene until roadway was cleared. unit, 2 personnel. to find patient sitting on Vehicle was removed and Jan. 6 toilet with severe abdomi- all units cleared. 3 units, 4 9:05-9:19 a.m., 288 nal pain. Assisted patient personnel. 1+ Acre Homesites NB. Out with Belton Fire to living room. Started Jan. 11 • Salado School District Department for a MVA. getting vitals on patient 12:44-1:22 p.m., 100 • No City Taxes Arrived on scene to find 1 and charted them. Scott & Block North Main. Out to Mattress• Highly RestrictedWorld vehicle on the side of the White arrived on scene and 100 Block North Main for • No Homeowners Association road on its axle missing a patient info was transferred a smoke smell. Arrived Family Owned and• CombinedOperated lots since at discount1999 tire upon investigation no to them and they took over on scene to find a slight one was around vehicle. patient care. Assisted with smell Simmons of electrical. Beauty Inves Rest- • Mail delivered to house Let BFD know and they loading patient. Scott & tigated andAdjustible found nothingBeds canceled en route. Belton White transported patient of origin. Advised caller Police Department arrived to ER and all units cleared. to keepWe a Guaranteelook out or theto Developer on scene and took over 2 units, 4 personnel. call if smellLowest gets stronger.Prices scene and all units cleared. Jan. 10 Checked AC units, nothing 254-947-0592 2 units, 3 personnel. 5:23-6:14 a.m., 8000 found. All units cleared. 3 Jan. 7 Block FM 2484. Out to units, 3 personnel. 254-760-3335 1:55-2:24 p.m., Elm a patient that had fallen 254-770-3325 • 2825 Thornton Lane • Temple off HK Dodgen Loop 363, next to Hancock Fabrics Grove Spur. Out to a and was not responsive. 4x3 www.heritagesubdivisionsaladotx.com patient possible stroke. Arrived on scene to find Arrived on scene to find patient laying on floor Belton Medic on scene face up and not breath- and loading patient on a ing. Checked for pulse and stretcher. Assisted them found none. Asked if she with getting patient to had a DNR and she did. ambulance and loading in Advised them to find it. ambulance. No other assist Scott & White arrived on Mattress World needed all units cleared. 1 scene and daughter was Family Owned and Operated since 1999 unit, 1 personnel. still looking for it, they 11:38 a.m.- 12:15 p.m., had found a paper, but no We Guarantee the Lowest Prices Out to 3500 Block Fm DNR. SVFD and Scott & 2484 for a male patient White started basic CPR. sick. Arrived on scene to Scott & White made con- find the patient with Dr. tact with doctor, who told Waited for Scott & White him what was going on Simmons Beauty Rest medic to arrive. Assisted and with daughter’s wishes Adjustible Beds Scott & White medic she wanted no resuscita- when they arrived and tion. Done, doctor called took patient care. Scott & it at 5:37 a.m. Stood by White transported to Scott until BCSO arrived on & White ER. All units scene, once they took over cleared. 1 unit, 1 person- all units cleared. 2 units, 2 nel. personnel. Jan. 9 8:42-9:03 p.m., 1300 254-770-3325 • 2825 Thornton Lane • Temple off HK Dodgen Loop 363, next to Hancock Fabrics 5:52-6:38 p.m., 5700 Block Elm Grove Spur. Block Elm Grove Rd. Out Out to a patient with dia- 4x4 to a patient with chest pain betic problems. Arrived on and now seizing. 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But catastrophic insurance? insurance is a special All plans in the market- kind of health insurance place have to offer what’s coverage consumers can called “essential health purchase on the federal benefits.” This is a basic marketplace. package covering 10 dif- Catastrophic insurance ferent categories: is meant to be a sort of Doctor visits; safety net that covers you Hospital visits; when something like a Prescription drugs; major accident or serious Lab tests; illness comes up. Emergency room visits; It covers only three Care when you are regular doctor visits a pregnant and when you year and certain preven- have your baby; tive care. 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By John Michaelson of city and county bans, sure the legislature doesn’t water, and for making sure mostly available to people Marketplace plans also Texas News Service and rules on everything take that power away from that our permits are sane under 30 years old; people must cover what are called from hydraulic fracturing them.” and safe,” says Dobbs. who don’t earn much; and “preexisting health condi- AUSTIN, Texas - Law- to tree-cutting to single- Dobbs says another “There’s an attempt to gut people who experience tions.” This means they makers convened at the use plastic bags. Among focus will be trying to pre- that process. We want to certain hardships, like must cover you even if you state capitol in Austin on the voices opposed is serve the contested case protect it.” homelessness, bankruptcy, are already sick or preg- Jan. 13 for the start of the Andrew Dobbs with the hearing process, which Other high profile or unexpectedly high med- nant. 2015 legislature. 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