Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XL, Number 17 VVThursday, September 7, 2017 254/947-5321 V saladoVvillagevoice.com 50¢ Salado Police will visit local Night Out events Salado neighbors are en- events, visits from emergency couraged to gather together personnel and exhibits. for the National Night Out on National Project Coor- Oct. 3 with block parties and dinator, Matt Peskin said, other gatherings where they “This is a night for our nation will have a chance to meet to stand together and pro- and learn more about their mote awareness, safety, and neighbors. neighborhood unity. National More than 38 million peo- Night Out showcases the vi- ple 16,000 communities from tal importance of police- all 50 states, U.S. territories, community partnerships and Canadian cities, and military citizen involvement. When bases worldwide participate law enforcement and the in National Night Out, which community work closely to- Doug McNeese and his son Mason picked up a trailer of items donated by Saladoans for Hurricane Harvey survivors is nationally sponsored by gether, some amazing things along the coast last week. Items were collected at 3C Cowboy Fellowship and Salado Village Voice newspaper office. Sal- NATW, Dietz and Watson, can happen.” adoans donated so much that McNeese could not carry all of it on his trailer and arrangements were made for another ADT, Kings Hawaiian, As- The National Night Out trailer to pick up and carry water, cleaning and hygiene supplies and more to the coastal region. Bloomer Trailers also socia, Ring. gives the following tips to collected items for delivery to the coastal area. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) Salado police chief asks neighborhood or block party that organizers of all neigh- organizers for having a suc- borhood and block parties cessful event (natw.org): contact him via email at First, determine the type Open air Paint Out in Salado [email protected] or call of event you plan to coordi- The Public Arts League of 100 minutes to complete a completed art available for tition by submitting an ap- the police department of- nate such as a neighborhood Salado is launching its first painting. purchase throughout the plication to www.publicarts- fice at 254-947-5681 (leave a block party or centralized ever Paint Out competition Salado offers artists a Taste of Art event. The pur- leagueofsalado.org. voice mail). community event at a local and is inviting artists and wide variety of venues for chases from this collection Anyone may participate in Ashe asks that organiz- park or parking lot. Do you the public to be a part of this painting. Main Street, Sal- support the individual artists the Quick Draw by register- ers let the Police Department plan to coordinate a kick-off plein air event. En plein air is ado creek, College Hill, and the Public Arts League ing ($10 fee) on line or at the know the time and location of event the evening prior to Na- a phrase borrowed from the the Sculpture Garden, local of Salado. event. your neighborhood or block tional Night Out? French meaning “open air.” B&B’s, and the open ranch The competition paintings The public may attend the party and point of contact so Second, discuss particular It is used to describe the act land are all waiting to be sub- will be displayed for pur- Artists Meet and Greet ($18 that he and other police offi- food and beverage options of painting outdoors. Paint- jects. chase at the Saturday evening admission) and/or the Awards cers can make personal visits at your National Night Out ing in this setting allows the The two days of active Canvas, Castings, and Cock- Reception for paintings and to those block parties. event. Think bottled water, artist and the observing pub- painting will allow everyone tails Reception. The artist’s sculpture ($25 admission). Deadline to contact the soda, juice, coffee, tea, root lic to interact, literally bring to observe art in progress. In work that most impresses the Tickets are available at police department is Sept. 22 beer floats, shaved ice, hot art out into the fresh air. addition, Friday’s schedule of exhibition judges will be giv- www.publicartsleagueof- to have the neighborhood or dogs, hamburgers, popcorn, The Salado Taste of Art activities includes a plein air en cash awards. These prize salado.org and on Eventbrite. block party listed in the Sal- bagged chips, soft pretzels, competition will be held demonstration and an Artists winning paintings will be The Taste of Art proceeds ado Village Voice and else- funnel cake, fresh fruit, ice Sept. 22-23. Meet and Greet. Saturday’s auctioned. New sculptures in will benefit the Public Arts where. cream, cookies, donuts, pot- Watercolor, acrylic, oil, schedule includes an infor- the Salado Sculpture Garden League of Salado. Contact National Night Out is an luck, pizza, food trucks or lo- and pastel art will be repre- mative talk on the art of plein will also be judged for cash Jill Shipman (jshipman@ annual community-building cal restaurants. sented. The event includes a air and the Awards Recep- awards. zoho.com) for information. campaign that promotes po- Third, be sure to incorpo- Quick Draw competition that tion. Artists are invited to take lice-community partnerships rate activities and entertain- gives the participating artists Invited artists will have part in Taste of Art compe- and neighborhood camara- ment such as local bands and Cheryl Jarnagan got this derie to make our neighbor- music, face painting, magi- cell phone picture of a large hoods safer, more caring cian, moon bounce, dunk Bobcat just outside of their places to live. Together, we tank, K9 demonstration, home in Mill Creek (High- are making that happen. emergency personnel display, land Drive). Female bobcats From time to time, neigh- guest speakers, ice breaker have a range of five square bors throughout your city and games, coloring activities, miles while male bobcats across the nation are asked to bicycle ride, athletics, pinata, have a range 25 to 30 lock their doors, turn on their scavenger hunt, karaoke, tal- square miles and overlap. front porch lights and spend ent show, chalk art, outdoor When bobcats are in popu- the evening outside with movie, water balloon toss, lated areas, they are known neighbors and law enfoce- carnival rides, parade, neigh- to eat small pets that are ment. borhood awards, trivia, car left outside. Bobcats typi- Along with the traditional show, helicopter landing and cally eat rabbits, but also outside lights and front porch giveaways. eat rodents, birds, bats and vigils, most cities and towns Lastly, invite your neigh- even adult deer, according celebrate National Night Out bors and community includ- to Defenders of Wildlife. Do by hosting block parties, fes- ing all emergency personnel, not approach wild animals. tivals, parades, cookouts and local businesses, officials, Call the Bell County Game other various community organizations and Nat the Warden if you spot a bobcat events with safety demon- Knight. in a populated area. strations, seminars, youth Blackburn will run as Republican for Bell Co. Judge David Blackburn, a for- gree from St. Mary’s Univer- North Africa, and several cit- ing his service as the Killeen mer city manager for Killeen sity and served as Killeen’s ies across the U.S. and Temple City Manager, and Temple, announced his city attorney. He has man- After graduating from David managed over 2,000 candidacy for Bell County aged multi-million-dollar Abilene Cooper High School, employees and 100 million- Judge Sept. 5 outside the budgets for the cities of he attended Hardin-Simmons plus budgets. Bell County Courthouse. Killeen and Temple over the University in Abilene. He He retired as city manager For 20 years, local politi- course of his career as a city received a Bachelor of Arts in 2014 and became Presi- cians have turned to David manager. with a double major in His- dent and Chief Executive Of- Blackburn to manage two of In the last three years as tory and Political Science. ficer of the Temple Economic Bell County’s largest cities. President and Chief Execu- Blackburn then attended Development Corporation in More recently, Blackburn has tive Officer for the Temple the American University in 2015. been a director of economic Economic Development Cor- Washington, D.C., study- In addition to his govern- development. poration, David has helped ing International Affairs. He ment service, Blackburn has Blackburn says that Bell bring hundreds of jobs and capped off his academic ca- served on multiple boards and County “needs a strong, fis- millions of dollars in pri- reer at St. Mary’s University commissions over the years. cally responsible leader to vate capital investment to the Law School in San Antonio, He is a current member of the ensure the continuity of eco- Temple area. where he received his Juris Temple Chamber of Com- nomic growth. that’s why I Blackburn was born in Doctorate. merce and Board of Gov- am running for Bell County 1957 in Abilene, to Don- Before coming to Bell ernors of the Central Texas Judge.” ald and Shirley Blackburn. County, Blackburn served as Chapter of the Association of “The key to our pros- David’s father was a career a city attorney in Texarkana the United States Army. His perity is allowing residents military man who died in and Plainview. It was in the regional board and commis- and businesses the freedom 1973 while serving on active early 1990’s that David and sion service include serving David Blackburn is running for Bell County Judge. to succeed. I want to be an duty in the US Air Force. His his wife Anne moved to Cen- on the Killeen-Temple Met- enabler for that freedom,” mother still lives in his home- tral Texas. Over the course ropolitan Planning Organiza- Blackburn stated. town of Abilene, where she of a decade, David built his tion (a regional transportation planning group). City Attorney’s Association “With my background and recently retired as a practic- ties in Killeen as a city attor- planning body), the Brazos G Blackburn has also been (past President). experience, I am uniquely ing registered nurse. ney, assistant city manager, Water Planning Group (a re- a member of various profes- He now lives in rural qualified to make Bell Coun- Blackburn has lived in deputy city manager and, fi- gional water planning body), sional organizations, to in- northwest Bell County with ty the best-run county in Tex- multiple places over the nally, city manager. In 2005, and the Brazos River & Bay clude the International City/ his wife Anne. They have as,” he added. course of his life, includ- he headed east to become the Basin Area Stakeholder County Managers Associa- four grown daughters who Blackburn holds a law de- ing Canada, the Philippines, city manager of Temple. Dur- Committee (a regional water tion, the Texas City Managers live in Texas and New York. Association, and the Texas Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, September 7, 2017 S&P 500 closes up 1.45%; FORUM GDP at 3% for second quarter FORUM The Markets The S&P 500 closed up Market & Economic An Open Exchange of Ideas 1.45% last week, only about 14 points below its high set Update in early August. It was up By Jeffrey W. McClure 10.7% this year and a de- lightful 13.69% from this the jobs market, once again promise in writing. The Rule point last year. Despite a we hired more people than has met a lot of resistance major hurricane in the Gulf, the “break-even” number. from the retirement product oil held at $47.42. The ten- At some point we will run industry and those who sell year U.S. Treasury yield out of those extra new work- its products. ended the week at 2.168%, ers. Meanwhile the numbers The evidence suggests much lower than the 2.6% in continue to show that part of that in many cases IRA March but much higher than what is holding the economy owners were sold a product the 1.6% of a year ago. High back is a worker shortage. To whose primary virtue was corporate profits and almost sustain our traditional 3% that it paid a much higher non-existent inflation seem GDP growth, we will need commission to the agent than to be the drivers here. either greatly increased pro- another, possibly better qual- ductivity, which may come, ified investment. The DOL The Economy but not for several years, or rule was intended to prohibit GDP more workers. The only ap- that and instead require that The Commerce Depart- parent way to get the num- the salesperson recommend ment revised the second bers of new workers we need only products that were in quarter GDP to an annual- in things like infrastructure the IRA owner’s best inter- ized 3% from its initial es- and home building is to al- est. It also required that the timate of 2.7%. Household low more immigration. That salesperson disclose the fees expenditures, the largest too seems unlikely to happen and charges associated with GDP component, grew at soon. the product in clear, written a 3.3% rate, up from first Inflation and Wages terms as well as any bonuses quarter’s 1.9%. Importantly, Inflation remains not or special awards the sales- business investment grew at only muted, but appears to person might receive for 6.9%, hopefully a harbinger be declining. Oddly, that is selling that product versus of faster growth in the fu- a concern to economists. At another. ture. Business profits grew this point in an economic ex- We have received reports in the quarter at an 8.1% pansion with extremely low that companies and “finan- rate, again a good sign. The Stop Making Excuses for unemployment, it would be cial advisors” have been improvement in the rest of “normal” to see wages ris- contacting IRA owners with the world’s economy has ing and inflation following warnings that something bad caused foreign currencies to those raises. Instead we are would happen if they did Antifa Thuggery rise about 12% against the seeing wages and inflation One of the least safe leftists looking to beat them not take action immediate- dollar this year and that has remain just above static. places to be in Berkeley, up exist on the same moral ly. Such warnings are false. made our exports more price This economic recovery and California, is in the vicinity Rich plane. They both thrill to vi- The reality appears to be competitive. the economic world in which of someone holding a “No olence and benefit from the that the “financial advisors” Employment we work has apparently Hate” sign. attention that comes from it. are attempting to extract Lowry The big news on the em- changed. So-called anti-fascist, They both reject civility and one more set of fees before ployment front is that nothing The DOL Fiduciary Rule – or antifa, activists bearing the rule of law that make a the enforcement date for the much happened. Yes, for the Warning! shields emblazoned with democratic society possible. Rule goes into effect. To the month of August we appear Last year the Department those words assaulted any of They both are profoundly il- best of our knowledge, there chanted, “Whose park? Our to have about 156,000 more of Labor issued a “Fiduciary the handful of beleaguered liberal. is no requirement for an IRA park!” people working than last Rule” that took effect early Trump supporters they could All this was lost in the owner to do anything. Don’t They then treated sus- month, but the unemploy- this year. Political pressure get their hands on at a small reaction to Charlottes- be fooled. pected Trump supporters ment percentage was little has caused the DOL to defer political rally recently. All ville. Liberal commentators Jeffrey W. McClure MS CFP® with all the decorousness changed as were the percent- enforcement of the rule un- in the cause, mind you, of spread memes comparing is the president of The Personal of torch-wielding medieval age of people who weren’t til 2019, but it is still on the demonstrating their sup- antifa to American GIs who Wealth Coach®, an SEC Regis- villagers who believed they looking for work, but would books. The “Rule” requires posed opposition to hateful- stormed the beaches at Nor- tered Investment Advisory firm lo- had stumbled upon a witch. work if asked to do so. As that a person or organization ness. mandy. The comparison cated in Salado, TX and is the author A leader of a pro-Trump we only need about 100,000 selling an IRA investment Too many people were would be apt if the 1st Infan- of a book by the same name. group had to run from a new jobs each month to keep product act in the IRA own- willing to perfume antifa try Division got together to mob that pepper-sprayed and up with the new entries into er’s best interest, and put that in the wake of Charlottes- beat him, until he was taken spend an afternoon beating ville, where it clashed with into police custody for his up fellow Americans rather Nazi thugs who caused, and own protection. The targets than giving its last measure deserved, a wave of nation- weren’t Nazis bearing Nazi of devotion to breaching Hit- al revulsion. But Berkeley regalia, but supporters of the ler’s Atlantic Wall. demonstrates once again the duly-elected president of the There will always be true nature of this left-wing United States. goons who enjoy breaking movement, which is thuggish Antifa benefited enor- things and hurting people. in its tactics and totalitari- mously from the horrific The real scandal is that oth- an in its sensibility. Anyone events in Charlottesville. erwise respectable people who at this point makes ex- It became Nazis versus the are willing to look the oth- cuses for antifa -- or worse, people standing up to the Na- er way or explain away the justifies it -- is participating zis, and in that formulation violence, so long as its per- in its moral rot. the people standing up to petrators are on their side. The antifa goons showed the Nazis always win. There They are just as cowardly up in force at Berkeley at can be no moral equivalence, as the mask-wearing antifa what had been a small “an- we were told, between Na- thugs who are brave enough ti-Marxist” rally of Trump zis and their opponents. But to punch and kick people, but supporters at a public park. that depends on who the op- not to show their faces. Antifa wore its usual fas- ponents are -- there is a vast cistic garb of black masks difference between peaceful Rich Lowry is editor of the and body armor. They over- counterprotesters and vio- National Review. whelmed the police who lent thugs, even if they are had been trying to main- marching on the same side. 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CONSTRUCTIVE Community Chorus performs Cedar Valley Baptist LEARNING KIDS’ ZONE AHEAD Learning Center gospel music 104 Copper Lane, Jarrell 512-746-2333 at Auxiliary luncheon Sept. 14 concert Sept. 8 105 Western Sky Trail, Jarrell 512-598-3900 Salado Community Cho- will share the purpose of the more about their endeavors. Danny Funderburk will 4802 Moreland Drive, Georgetown 512-868-8300 rus will perform for a special Salado Community Chorus The Salado Ladies Auxil- perform a gospel music con- luncheon meeting of the Sal- and information on future iary strives to provide events FAMILY-OWNED CHILDCARE CENTERS cert 7 p.m. Sept. 8 at Ce- ado Ladies Auxiliary Sept. performances. The Salado and activities which enhance, dar Valley Baptist Church, SERVING AGES 0 TO 12 YEARS 14 at Johnny’s Steaks and Community Chorus provides improve and promote the 12237 FM 2843, eight miles CHILDREN ARE A GIFT FROM GOD -PSALM 127:3 BBQ. Social time and col- free public concerts and per- community of Salado. The southwest of Salado. lection of money to pay for formances for various civic organization also offers pro- Light meal and fellowship lunch is 10:30 a.m. The cost organizations, including the grams and activities that are follows the concert. of the lunch is $18 per per- Auxiliary’s annual Christ- educational and inspirational Funderburk has been Mill Creek Cleaners son. mas in October. The fall as well as social. Member- singing for more than 40 Lunch will begin at 11 season for the chorus begins ship is open to anyone inter- years. Quality Dry Cleaning, Laundry, a.m. The program and busi- after Labor Day. ested in volunteering their Funderburk was raised ness meeting will be con- If you are interested in time and talent to promote Alterations & Custom Tailoring in the rural town of Hemby ducted after lunch. learning more about the organizational goals. Mem- Bridge, North Carolinawhere The Salado Community Salado Community Chorus, bership dues are $15 and the there here was always mu- Chorus will provide musical attending the Sept. 14 Auxil- Auxiliary meets the second sic around the Funderburk entertainment for the Auxil- iary meeting will provide an Thursday of each month at household, as Bill and Betty iary ladies and guests. Dot- opportunity for you to meet the Salado Church of Christ Jo and all four of their chil- tie Shirley, chorus director, chorus members and learn Activity Center. dren were talented singers. 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 200 Salado Plaza next to Brookshire Brothers Concert for Peace Sept. 21 held Mon-Fri 8-6 • Sat 9-2 • Closed Sunday (254) 947-0100 at Universalist Fellowship

The Second Annual Con- by Cedarbreak Retreat Cen- “It is my hope that this and bluegrass. cert for Peace will feature ter for seven years (2009- concert will bring attention Dana will be joined by two singer/songwriters from 2015). to the goals and ideals of In- Meredith Kimbrough, who Fayetteville, Arkansas: Dana The concert will be host- ternational Day of Peace, and has performed as part of Lost Louise and Meredith Kim- ed this year by The Unitar- to the important work of the John, Nature and Madness, brough. ian Universalist Fellowship Children’s Advocacy Cen- and other bands. Dana and This concert has a specif- of Bell County (1726 Mor- ter of Central Texas, which Meredith musically compli- ic intention to bring attention gan’s Point Road, Belton provides comprehensive care ment each other beautifully 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado to the International Day of TX). During the intermis- and services for abused and and together they are able Peace, which is celebrated sion, there will be several neglected children. This create exquisite harmonies. Church service starts 10 am each year on Sept. 21. Pro- items available for purchase will be a great concert for a International Day of (254) 947-7211 ceeds from this event will go including one-of-a kind great cause.” says event coor- Peace (“Peace Day”) is ob- to support the Children’s Ad- hand-painted pinwheels dinator Helen Kwiatkowski served around the world www.3ccowboyfellowship.org vocacy Center of Bell Coun- (part of the International Dana Louise, a visual each year on 21 September. ty in Belton. This event is a Pinwheel for Peace Project) artist, who taught herself Established in 1981 by unan- Follow events on our website calendar reinvention of Art of Peace painted by local artists, and to play guitar during a solo imous United Nations reso- Festival, which was hosted clay doves by local artist journey to the Azores Is- lution, Peace Day provides Amy Flinn. This will be the lands in 2011. The daughter a globally shared date for 8th year of Amy’s 1000 Dove of Ezra Idlet of the Gram- all humanity to commit to Project. Proceeds from all my-nominated Trout Fish- Peace above all differences sales support The Children’s ing in America, Dana forged and to contribute to building Advocacy Center. the beginnings of her sound, a Culture of Peace. The con- Doors will open at 6:30 practicing amidst the archi- cert this year we will be cel- and the concert will begin pelago’s lava rocks and drag- ebrating International Day of at 7:30. Suggested donation on trees. Based in Northwest Peace (http://international- is $20 for the general public Arkansas she tours nation- dayofpeace.org) along with A people of biblical faith, and students may “pay what ally and internationally. 100’s of events that will be eternal hope, and radical love. you can” . Reservations are Dana’s music combines en- held all over the world. not necessary and tickets gaging lyrics with musical gracesalado.com | Sunday at 10:30am | 5798 FM 2484 in Salado will be available at the door. influences from a jazz, folk Introductory Bible Sunday, September 10 9 am Worship Service in Worship Center Traditional Study begins Sept. 11 10 am Sunday School All Ages at First Baptist Belton 11:15 am Worship Service in Chapel Contemporary The Temple-Belton Com- choose to participate in core munity Bible Study (CBS) groups for men, women, Wednesday, September 13 adult co-ed class will hold married couples. Rev. David N. Mosser, Pastor 5-7:30 pm “FourTwelve” Youth its first class meeting, Mon- Each week participants day, Sept. 11, from 7:30 - 9 will receive a reading com- 650 Royal Street 5:15 pm Fellowship Meal (254) 947-5482 p.m. in the small sanctuary mentary on the previous 6-7 pm Pastor’s Lectionary Study of the First Baptist Church of week’s topic and a set of Belton, located at Sixth and questions to work on each 6-7 pm Adult Ramp project Office hours: Main streets. day covering the next week’s Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. 6-7 pm M & M Kids An introductory class will reading. On Monday nights, Facebook.com/saladoumc be held for anyone interest- these questions will be dis- www.saladoumc.org ed in learning more about cussed in small groups. Community Bible Study and Following the small registering for the current groups there is a short teach- 30-week interdenomination- ing/lecture over the same Not all nursing homes are the same al study. This fall the class section of Scripture. The will focus on a study of 1 class will break for Christ- & 2 Timothy and Titus enti- mas and spring break and tled “Christian Leadership.” will finish at the end of Afterward, the study will April, 2018. encompass 3 other letters For additional informa- of Paul including Galatians, tion, or to register contact the Before you decide, Stop by and visit Colossians and Philippians. class coordinator at 254-773- Will-O-Bell The class is open to all 1842 in Temple. adults. Individuals may We know it is often difficult to move and leave familiar surroundings. Our friendly, attentive staff will make the transition easier for you. In our warm, caring and secure Senior Activities planned environment, you will find privacy, companionship, delicious meals, fun activities and a professional staff to meet your needs. for September Belton Senior Activities on Monday, Sept. 11 from Private Room Rates for September announced. 9:45-10:45 a.m. Contact the Starting at $130 per day Country Western Dance Center at 939-1170 to regis- is Thursday, Sept. 7, 6:30- ter. Adult Day Services 9:30 p.m. Participants are AARP Class is Tuesday, Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-6 p.m. invited to give a $5 dona- Sept. 19 from 12-4 p.m. Con- for only $85 per day tion and bring a snack dish tact the Center at 939-1170 to to share. register. Tai Chi Class resumes Will-O-Bell Nursing Home SHARE YOUR NEWS 412 N. 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St. Stephen Catholic St. Stephen Catholic Church will hold a commu- Church invites the Salado Temple College Dental Hygiene program nity-wide prayer service 7 community to come join p.m. Sept. 11 to commemo- them for the service. rate the 16th anniversary of St. Stephen Catholic announces fall 2017 screening dates the terrorist attacks on Sep- Church is located at 610 FM tember 11, 2001. 2268 in Salado. The Temple College Den- basis and will be offered are accepted as part of their radiographs (X-rays), pit and tal Hygiene program will from 8:30-11 a.m. and from learning experiences within fissure sealants when appro- conduct free screenings for 1:30-3 p.m. the program. Hygiene ap- priate, fluoride applications, prospective patients begin- Screenings are brief ex- pointments will be set up at nutritional counseling and SALADO CLEANERS ning Monday, Sept. 11, in the aminations of the mouth a later date. home care instruction. The Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations Jean and Ralph Wilson Den- by faculty members from The Dental Hygiene pro- fee is due at the first clean- tal Hygiene Clinic, located in the Temple College Dental gram is in particular need ing appointment. No repar- 1209 N. Stagecoach (Next to the Library) the Health Sciences Center Hygiene program and are of patients who have not re- ative or restorative services on the Temple College cam- necessary prior to becom- ceived dental hygiene care are offered. 254-947-7299 pus. ing a patient in the program. for several years or whose For more information, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat Screenings will be held Temple College Dental Hy- gums bleed easily. contact the Temple College every Monday from Sept. 11 giene students will provide There is a $15 fee for Dental Hygiene Clinic at Wash & Fold through Nov. 27. They will the full range of preventive hygiene services, which in- 254-298-8688. be performed on a walk-in care services to patients who clude cleaning and polishing, Bartlett church hosts Polka Worship St. John Lutheran Church Again leading wor- bers of the ELCA (Evan- leans (2012 and 2009). In the in Bartlett will host its an- ship will be Pastor Ardene gelical Lutheran Church in aftermath of Hurricane Har- nual Polka Fest Worship for Wuthrich of Temple, with America) will join together vey, the call to help neigh- ....serving those who love and remember members and guests. Sept. St. John’s Pastor Joe Wood- this coming April in worship borhoods in Houston may be 17 ward. Polka music will be and service for the enor- needed even more than when (254) 947-0066 Some travel from far- provided by the popular Pra- mous gathering of Lutheran planning this Triennial was 949 West Village Road, Salado flung areas of Texas, mak- ha Brothers Band of Temple. youth. During past ELCA first envisioned. BroeckerFuneralHome.com ing it a point not to miss the No ticket is needed for the Youth Gatherings, young St. John’s congregation joyous annual worship op- 10:30 a.m. polka worship. St. John members from the welcomes everyone to come portunity. Starting at 10:30 Immediately following wor- Bartlett-Holland-Academy enjoy this annual worship a.m., the popular polka wor- ship, a German meal will be area have joined other ELCA event with them on Sunday, ship service will be held at served for $10 a plate, dine youth from across the nation Sept. 17. St. John Lutheran Church, in or take out. to share their faith, worship For additional informa- one mile north of Bartlett at St. John’s Youth will have together, and work together tion and photos, visit the 30650 SH 95. desserts available. They will in community service proj- St. John Facebook page or Liturgy and hymns sung use their dessert money to ects. At past Triennials, St. the church website at http:// to polka music provide a rev- help fund a 2018 trip to the John’s youth have helped www.stjohnbartlett.org/pol- The Salado Church of Christ erent and joyous worship ex- next Triennial ELCA Youth rebuild healthy neighbor- ka-worship.html ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His perience for members of the Gathering, a mission trip hoods by working together It wouldn’t be Polka Wor- country church, along with a slated to be held in Houston. to clean abandoned areas in ship without a good polka truth, Showing His love.’ few hundred visitors. Thousands of youth mem- Detroit (2015) and New Or- band! The Praha Brothers Polka Band from Temple will join Pastor Ardene Wuthrich starting at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 17 for the annu- al worship event at St. John “We invite you to worship Lutheran Church, located with us at any available one mile north of Bartlett on Highway 95. opportunity. You will find a group of sincere, God- St. Stephen loving and Christ-exalting Catholic people, who will make you Church feel at home with our church Religious Education Classes - Wednesday family. K thru 12th 5:30 - 8 p.m. -Joe Keyes, minister Mass Schedule Tuesday - 6 p.m. Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. Friday - Noon Sunday Saturday - 5:30 p.m. Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. Spanish Worship - Call Church for times or call for an appointment Wednesday Friday Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. Adoration (Holy Hour) 11 a.m. Sunday (English) 9 a.m. IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. (Spanish) 11 a.m. 947-5241 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. St. John Lutheran Church in Bartlett will host its annual Polka Fest Worship for members and guests. Sept. 17. It wouldn’t be Polka Worship without a good 601 FM 2268 When I remember You on my bed, I meditate on You in the night watches, For You have been my help... polka band! The Praha Brothers Polka Band from Temple will join Pastor Ardene 947-8037 Wuthrich www.saintstephenchurch.org Psalm 63: 6,7 Obituaries

Shaw. She married Terry Johnston October 10, 1968 in Earth, TX. They moved Dossman from Dallas to Salado in 1982. She was an artist, dec- Funeral Home orator and homemaker. She 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 was a long time member of www.devereauxjewelers.com “In Service to our fellow man...” Salado United Methodist Church. Survivors include her St. Joseph’s husband Terry Johnston of Salado, son Brady Johnston Episcopal Church of Midlothian and his wife, Sunday School Annie and daughter Shawn Wolff of Dripping Springs Sun. 10:10 a.m. www.fbcsalado.org Sandy Johnston and her husband, Todd, one Holy Eucharist (254) 947-5465 Memorial services for sister Billie Sue Scales of Sun. 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Sandy Johnston, 71, of Sala- Salado and her husband Da- Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor do, will be held at 2 p.m. on vid, and four grandchildren: Saturday, September 9, 2017, Austin and Tyler Wolff, at the Salado United Meth- Kinsley and Emerson John- Summer Connect Schedule odist Church with Rev. Da- ston. She is also survived by Memorial Day - Labor Day vid Mosser officiating. two nephews Taylor Hutton Johnston passed away at of Bothel, WA and Trey Hut- her home in Salado on Sun- ton of Dallas and their fami- SUNDAY WEDNESDAY day, September 3, 2017, sur- lies. 9:15 a.m. Small Group Bible Study 6 p.m. FBC-U (Adult Bible Study) rounded by her family. Memorials may be made She was born July 18, to the Salado United Meth- 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 6 p.m. Children’s and Youth Activities* 1946 in Dallas the daugh- odist Church Youth Depart- ter of William John Shaw ment, where she gave many 881 North Main Street 6 p.m. Choir Practice IV and Batista Fay Simpson years of service. 947-3160 StJosephSalado.org * Contact church office for children’s youth activities schedule Page 6A SALADO Village Voice, September 7, 2017

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Salado Eagles chewed up more than 450 yards of artifi- cial turf in a dominating 33-0 shut out of the Troy Trojans at University of Mary Hardin Baylor Crusader Stadium in the season opener Sept. 1. The Eagles had 38 plays on the ground and half a dozen in the air, taking full advantage of a skilled slot T offense. Trey Sheppard led Salado Senior quarterback Hayden Haire threw for a 2 point con- with 173 yards on 18 carries version in the third quarter. and three touchdowns. Aaron Torczynski carried the ball 10 times for 126 yards and a touchdown. Cade Depoy had 66 yards on eight carries and a touchdown. Torczynski scored the first touchdown of the sea- son for Salado on a 47 yard run through the middle of the Troy defense. After Salado failed to con- vert on a fourth down in the opening minutes of the game, Troy drove to the Eagles’ 19 yard line, but quarterback Chance Mosley fumbled the ball, recovered by Salado’s Hunter Bales at the Eagles’ Senior Trey Sheppard led Salado with three touchdowns in the season opener against Senior Aaron Torczynski scored the first touchdown of the 20 yard line. Troy. photos by Ron LeGuin season for Salado. Sheppard ran to the 27 yard line and Cade Depoy not convert after Hayden half. Sheppard had 90 on 11 left in the third. utes left to play, Salado took Adams, Belton Farr and Kyle broke around the edge of the Haire fell on a missed hand- carries and Torczynski had However, in quick order over following another pid- Saunders all had two solo defense for 16 yards. off to force a fourth down and 67 on seven carries. Quade Brown intercepted dling punt by Troy. Torczyn- tackles. Torczynski ran for 10 eight at the Trojan 11. A low Meanwhile, the Eagle de- a Troy pass and returned it ski ran through the Troy de- Ashten Sniggs, Zavier yards before taking the next snap and bad hold resulted in fense kept Troy out of the to the Trojans’ 10 yard line. fense for a 53 yard run which Baggio, Bagley, Zach Shaver, handoff up the middle and Jake Walrath’s field goal try red zone except for the one Sheppard ran through the had 13 yards tacked on for Caleb Self, Konnor Baird and running through the Trojan wobbling to the left in the incursion in the first quarter Troy defense for a touchdown facemasking by the Trojans. Kaden Smien each had a solo linebackers for the 47 yard opening minute of the second thanks mostly to a 34-yard with 1:03 left in the third. Sheppard finished the drive tackle in the game. touchdown with 3:41 in the quarter. run by Sam Jones. The Eagles added a two-point with a 13 yard touchdown Sniggs, Adams, Miller, first. The PAT failed. The Eagles forced Troy Salado kicked to Troy to conversion for a 20-0 lead. run through the middle of the Hudgens and Bagley all had Mosley coughed up the to punt near midfield, tak- open the third. The Trojans Salado forced the Trojans defense with 4:45 left to play. a tackle for a loss. ball on the next series, this ing over at their own 18 yard pushed the ball to midfield to a three-and-out series deep The PAT kick was no good. Registering assisted time after pushing past the line. Salado drove 82 yards in when Mosley hit Steven Stan- in their own territory. The The Eagle defense recov- tackles were Adams, three, yard marker on a fourth and six plays, all on the ground, ford for what looked like a Eagles took over at Troy’s 42 ered three fumbles and had Andrew Sniggs, Tommie one sneak. Rustin Hale recov- highlighted by a 36 yard run broken up pass by Mac Mill- yard line following a piddling one interception. The offense Barker, Kyle Volk, Miller, ered the ball at the Troy 33 by Cade Depoy before his er. However, the pass was punt with no return. After an converted three of those turn- Wilk, Saunders, Hudgens and yard line. The Eagles drove to TD run of eight yards with called complete and a fumble incomplete pass, Sheppard overs into touchdowns. Baird, two each and Bagley, the Troy 11 yard line thanks 7:07 left in the half. The PAT by Stanford that Miller re- again burst through the Troy Chandler Wilhelm led the Farr, Bales, Shaver, Ford and to a powerful run by Shep- failed and Salado held a 12-0 covered to give the Eagles the defense for a 42 yard touch- Eagles defense with five solo Clayton Zak, one each. pard, carrying most of the lead, which they carried into ball at their own 40 yard line. down with 11:40 left in the tackles. Jacob Wilk, Cutter Troy defense on his back for a the lockers. The Eagles drove to the Troy game. Walrath’s PAT kick Hudgens, Holden Ford and first down inside the Troy red The Eagles had 202 yards seven yard but missed a short was good for a 27-0 lead. Hale each had three solo zone. But the Eagles could on the ground in the first field goal with two minutes With just under six min- tackles. Bales, Miller, Zach Eagles look to turn season The Haire Shop opener into a winning streak Barber - Beauty - Body It has been almost a de- 213 Mill Creek Dr., Suite 160 cade since the Salado Eagles started the football season with a win. Jeff Cheatham New Owner Schanna Culp was in his final year at Sal- ado before going to Round offers the same great service Rock High School. Salado throttled the West Trojans on Watch for the road 26-0. Now Alan Haire hopes to Re-Grand Opening turn the season-opening win over the Troy Trojans (33-0) Celebration into what had become a rarity for Salado football in the past Schanna (254) 421-5173 decade: a winning streak. Salado hosts the Comfort Salado Eagles hope to take advantage of their quickness to beat the Comfort Bobcats this week. Salado ran past Troy in the season opener 33-0. (Photo by Ron LeGuin)

Bobcats, who lost to Lago game that saw the Eagles Brookshire Brothers Vista 30-14 last week. fumble the ball five times floral department “They are the biggest (losing three of them). The team we will see this year,” Bobcats shut out Salado 20-0 947-8922 Coach Haire said. “If you as the Eagles were still in the want a good idea of their size learning stages of the Slot T you might look at UMHB.” offense, imported by Haire The Comfort defense will last year. be anchored by 6’5”, 260 lb. Miscues still haunted Sal- junior noseguard Braeten ado in week two last year as Weyel. the Eagles fumbled five times Salado will face a familiar in the game. offensive scheme as Com- But if the 33-0 win in Troy Garden Path fort will utilize its size for a is any indication, those mis- ground-pounding slot T and cues may be a thing of the Solar Lights wing T offensive attack. past as Salado did not have a “They have some big learning curve this year. space eaters,” Haire said of The Eagles had just one Garden Stools the offensive line. “We will fumble in the game against have to use our quickness to Troy and only four penalties. flip on over for a great planter option our favor.” Meanwhile, they ran up Last year, the Eagles lost 450 yards of offense in their to Comfort in a rain-soaked first game last week. Page 2B, salado Village Voice, September 7, 2017 Follow Salado Village Voice on Twitter (@saladovoice) for in-game updates. Ladies sweep Jarrell, Academy Salado Lady Eagles swept Visit Salado Village Voice online for both the Academy Bees and the Jarrell Cougars last week photo galleries, game stories & more. in non-district volleyball matches. Salado Veterinary Hospital 1 2 3 4 5 F SHS 25 25 25 3 OPEN IH 35 & FM 2484 AHS 17 21 22 0 M - F 24 hours Salado Lady Eagles beat walk-ins after 6 p.m. 1848 N. Robertson Rd the Academy Lady Bees Saturday AFFORDABLE Sept. 1 in three quick sets, 1st & 3rd winning 25-17, 25-21 and 25- EMERGENCY CARE 22. The girls fought off the Bees in the second and third FULL SERVICE SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL sets being tied at 18-18 in the SMALL & EXOTIC ANIMAL MEDICINE second and 21-21 in the third. SURGERY & WELLNESS EXAMS Brettney Fuller had two aces to lead Salado at the ser- vice line with Landry Rogers, (254)947-8058 Mikaela Heiner, Natalie Fort www.saladoveterinaryhospital.com and Reagan Morreale each having one ace. Rogers completely domi- WE BUY SCRAP GOLD & SILVER nated Academy at the net with 23 kills in the match. Texas Coin Connection She had just three errors at 108 E FM2410, Suite G - Harker Heights the net. Katie Robinson fol- lowed with 12 kills and four errors. Buy Sell Trade Also recording kills at the Gold, Silver, Coins, Currency & Jewelry net were Morreale, 3 Jamie Rich, 2 and Avery Hyer, one. (254) 699-2646 Reagan Thrasher blocked Locally Owned - Salado Resident two shots. Kaia Philen, Rob- inson and Morreale each had one. Fuller had 21 assists, Mor- reale had 17 and Reagan Thrasher had two. Middle Hitter Avery Hyer gets a shot past Academy’s defender. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) 1 2 3 4 5 F SHS 25 25 25 3 JHS 17 21 21 0 Salado Lady Eagles swept the Jarrell Lady Cougars in a road match Aug. 29, winning 25-17, 25-21 and 25-21. Sala- do plays Academy in a home match Sept. 1 with Varsity

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Ellison 0-3 Loss Sept. 15 7:00 PM Hyde Park Away Aug. 17 TBA Gatesville Tournament 2 Wins, 2 Losses Sept. 22 7:30 PM Florence (Homecoming) Home Aug. 18 6:00 P.M. Belton 0-3 Loss Sept. 29 7:30 PM Leander Glenn AC Bible Stadium Aug. 19 TBA Gatesville Tournament Oct. 13 7:30 PM Fairfield* Home Aug. 22 6:00 P.M. Harker Heights 3-0 Win Oct. 20 7:30 PM Lorena* Away Aug. 24 TBA Groesbeck Tournament 4 Wins, 2 Losses Oct. 27 7:30 PM Mexia* Home Aug. 25 5:30 P.M. Rogers 0-3 Loss Nov. 3 7:30 PM Robinson* Home Aug. 26 TBA Groesbeck Tournament 4th Place Nov. 10 7:30 PM Connally* Away Aug. 29 6:00 P.M. Jarrell 3-0 Win Sept. 1 4:30 P.M. Academy 3-0 Win Salado Junior Varsity Football Sept. 5 6:00 P.M. Killeen Home Sept. 9 6:00 P.M. Llano* Away Date Time Opponent Place Sept. 12 6:00 P.M. Lampasas* Home Aug. 19 11:00 A.M. Pflugerville Weiss Scrimmage Away Sept. 15 6:00 P.M. Leander Glenn* Away Aug. 24 6:00 P.M. Jarrell Scrimmage Home Sept. 19 6:00 P.M. Burnet* Home Aug. 31 6:30 P.M. Troy 40-0 Win Sept. 22 6:00 P.M. Liberty Hill* Home Sept. 7 6:30 P.M. Comfort (Parent’s Night) Away Sept. 26 6:00 P.M. Taylor* Home Sept. 14 6:30 P.M. Hyde Park Away Oct.3 6:00 P.M. Llano* Home Sept. 21 6:30 P.M. Florence (Homecoming) Away Oct.6 6:00 P.M. Lampasas* Away Sept. 28 6:30 P.M. Leander Glenn Away Oct. 10 6:00 P.M. Leander Glenn* Home Oct. 12 6:30 P.M. Fairfield* Away Oct.13 6:00 P.M. Burnet* Away Oct. 19 6:30 P.M. Lorena* Home Oct. 17 6:00 P.M. Liberty Hill* Away Oct. 26 6:30 P.M. Mexia* Away Oct. 20 6:00 P.M. Taylor* Away Nov. 2 6:30 P.M. Robinson* Away Nov. 9 6:30 P.M. Connally* Home Salado Ninth Grade Eagles Football Salado Junior Varsity & 9th Grade Volleyball Date Time Opponent Location Date Time Opponent Place Aug. 19 11 A.M. Pflugerville Weiss Scrimmage Away Aug. 4 8 A.M. Salado Scrimmage Home Aug. 24 6 P.M. Jarrell Scrimmage Home Aug. 5 9 A.M. Scrimmage Harker Heights Away Aug. 31 5 P.M. Troy 22-0 Win Aug. 7 5 P.M. Troy Home Sept. 28 7 P.M. Leander Glenn Away Aug. 15 5:30 P.M. Ellison Home Oct. 5 6 P.M. Mason Home Aug. 22 5 P.M. Harker Heights Away Oct. 12 5 P.M. Fairfield* Away Aug. 25 4:30 P.M. Rogers Away Oct. 19 5 P.M. Lorena* Home Aug. 29 5 P.M. Jarrell Away Oct. 26 7 P.M. Mason Away Sept. 1 5:30 P.M. Academy Home Nov. 2 5 P.M. Robinson* Away Sept. 5 5 P.M. Killeen Home Nov. 9 5 P.M. Connally* Home Sept. 7 TBA Salado JV/9 Tournament Home Sept. 8 5 P.M. Llano* Away Sept. 9 TBA Salado JV/9 Tournament Home Salado Junior High Football Sept. 12 5 P.M. Lampasas* Home Sept. 15 6 P.M. Leander Glenn* Away Date 8A 8B 7A 7B Opponent Place Sept. 19 5 P.M. Burnet* Home Sept. 12 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Smithville JHS Home Sept. 22 6 P.M. Liberty Hill* Home Sept. 21 8:30 PM 7:30 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM Florence JHS Home Sept. 26 5 P.M. Taylor* Home Sept. 28 8:30 PM 7:30 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM West JHS Home Oct. 3 5 P.M. Llano* Home Oct. 5 8:30 PM 7:30 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM McGregor JHS Away Oct. 6 5 P.M. Lampasas* Away Oct. 12 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Fairfield JHS* Home Oct. 10 5 P.M. Leander Glenn* Home Oct. 19 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Lorena JHS* Away Oct. 13 5 P.M. Burnet* Away Oct. 26 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Mexia JHS* Home Oct. 17 5 P.M. Liberty Hill* Away Nov. 2 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Robinson JHS* Home Oct. 20 5 P.M. Taylor* Away Nov. 9 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:30 PM Connally JHS* Away Salado Junior High Volleyball Salado High School Cross Country Date 8A 8B 7A 7B Opponent Place Sept. 7 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Marble Falls Away Date Event Location Sept. 9 TBA N/A TBA N/A Robinson Tournament Away Aug. 18 Temple Invitational Varsity boys, 2nd; Varsity girls, 2nd; JVB, 1st. Sept. 11 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Llano Home Aug. 25 Belton Invitational Varsity boys, 3rd; Varsity Girls, 3rd; Sept. 16 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Burnet Home Sept. 1 Pro-Fit Invitational Varsity boys, 3rd; Varsity Girls, 3rd; JVB, 4th, JVG, 2nd Sept. 18 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Lampasas Home Sept. 14 Gatesville Invitational Gatesville High School, 205 S Lovers Ln, Gatesville Sept. 25 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Fredericksburg Away Sept. 21 Salado Invitational Tenroc Ranch, 5471 Thomas Arnold Rd., Salado Oct. 2 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Burnet Away Sept. 30 Cameron Invitational Cameron Jr. High, 404 E 22nd St, Cameron Oct. 6 TBA TBA TBA TBA Belton Tournament Away Sept. 30 McNeil HS Invitational Old Settlers Park, 3300 E Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock Oct. 12 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Marble Falls Home Oct. 6 Lampasas Invitational Lampasas ISD, 2716 US-281, Lampasas Oct. 19 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Llano Away Oct. 13 District Meet: Lampasas ISD, 2716 US-281, Lampasas Oct. 23 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Lampasas Away Oct. 23 Regional Meet: Ross Memorial Park, 486 State Hwy 75 N, Huntsville Nov. 2 5:30 4:30 4:30 5:30 Fredericksburg Home Nov. 4 State Meet Old Settlers Park, 3300 E Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock

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After enduring four years of the Civil War and five years of harsh reconstruction policies, Texas, in 1870, was once again admitted to the Union. It would be another four years, however, before reconstruction was over and the control of Texas was re- stored to the people of Texas. Meanwhile, the popu- lation of Bell County was growing. After the war, there was a steady flow of emi- Home Decor grants into Texas from the war-torn states of the South. Gifts People who were looking Ladies Boutique for a place where good land was affordable and plentiful Sculpture and Collage by artist Jay Bass chose Bell County as their new home. One of the en- trepreneurs who settled in Salado was Colonel Thomas Henry Jones. Col. Jones was Salado Historical Society Landmark Award marks the remains of Col. Thomas H. Jones a man of many accomplish- Mill. (Photo by Charlene Carson.) Salado Grown and Salado Made ments and many firsts. Springhouse Emporium The Davis Mill had been 120 RoyalYour StreetHometown Winery (254) 947-0747 in operation for about five Wed - Sat 10:30 - 5 years when Col. Jones built a gristmill, in 1869, a little further downstream. He was one of the first landowners in the Salado area, and when Salado incorporated briefly in 1867 for the purpose of building a footbridge across Salado Creek, Col. Jones became the town’s first trea- surer. Jones was also one Salado Grown and Salado Made of five men who designed, Your Hometown Winery engineered, and constructed the wire cable suspension 841 N. Main St (254) 947-8011 footbridge; the first bridge of any kind to be built in Bell County. Col. Jones came to Tex- as in 1846, one year after The Baines House the annexation of Texas, Inn & Gallery and settled on the Colorado River near Austin where he engaged in farming. In addi- tion to farming, Jones was a contractor who was involved Wooden screw press used for making cotton bales. (Photo Library of Congress LC-USZ62-30090.) with the early building in- terests of Austin. He built The teamsters paused, of 80 Salado College stock- of the Salado Mill Creek the first stone courthouse; looked at each other with a holders who drew up a reso- golf course near the old Hole was a sub-contractor for the puzzled look and then pro- lution to offer the Salado Col- 9. A portion of the original construction of the old State ceeded to the mill site where lege building and grounds to rock wall and a sprocket re- Capitol; and also erected the they unloaded the equip- the Presbyterians. Jones and main at the site. The Salado Sampson Hendrix building, ment. Even though Salado other supporters of the reso- Historical Society desig- 316 Royal Street which stands today as the had been incorporated as a lution thought it would bene- nated the site with a Salado (254) 947-5260 | baineshouse.com oldest structure on Congress town, few people, including fit both the village of Salado Landmark Award in 1986. Avenue and is one of Aus- the locals, certainly no one and the Presbyterians to have Col. Jones married the tin’s premiere office build- from Houston, knew where the Cumberland Presbyte- former Maria Louisa Van ings. the city limits were. rian University located in Zandt, daughter of Jacob 560 N. Main, Suite 10 Prior to the wooden screw Salado. Van Zandt and Mary (Isaac) The Baines HouseOpen Daily The Jones family moved from Austin to Salado in press, gins had holes in the There was one opposing Van Zandt. Their children Inn & Gallery(254) 947-1909 floor of lofts where lint was voice to this resolution – the were Linton Jones, Olivia 1867 so Col. Jones could Stay in the Historic 1860’s Home of pursue his interest in mill- hand stuffed or stomped into voice of the original donor O Neal Jones, Emily Eliza Gain Freedom from Health Concerns ing. After 1870 when cotton sacks hanging through the of the land, Col. Elijah Ster- Jones, Rufus Rutillius Jones, George Washington Baines became an important agri- holes. This formed a sack or ling Clack Robertson. Rob- Isaac Van Zandt Jones, Schedule a new Balance Scan Health Assessment cultural crop in Central Tex- bale of cotton. The wooden ertson pointed to a college Mary Ann Jones, Lucy Cook Make better decisions about your health as, Jones added another first screw press was a screw charter provision prohibiting Jones, Khebler Jones, Thom- to his list of firsts. He was looking device used to com- the institution from becom- as Henry Jones, and Mary with this personalized assessment the first of the area millers press the cotton into wooden ing sectarian. Upon hearing Louisa Jones. Maria Louisa to add a water powered cot- frames to form a bale. The Robertson’s arguments, Col. Van Zandt Jones was born in ton gin to his mill utilizing a screw press was slowly Jones immediately withdrew 1822 and died in July 1863. wooden screw press. turned by hand or mules, and his resolution agreeing that Maria Van Zandt Jones’s 316 Royal Street When the teamsters ar- was usually set up outside the charter should be hon- brother, Isaac Van Zandt, rived in Salado from Hous- the mill itself. Although a ored. Furthermore, he used was a Representative from (254) 947-5260 | baineshouse.com ton with their wagon load wooden screw press seems his influence to change the the Republic of Texas to the of new equipment, they put crude in comparison with minds of all but a few of American Congress and at up an argument when Col. modern gins, that old wood- those who had favored of- the time of death in 1847, Jones told them his mill was en screw press was a great fering the site to the Presby- was a candidate for Governor The Baines House about a mile downstream. step forward at that time. terians. With this issue re- of Texas. Van Zandt County In 1868 Jones became solved, the Board of Trustees in northeastern Texas was Inn & Gallery The driver said that the con- Comfort & Serenity tract called for unloading at involved in what could have moved quickly to enlarge the named in his honor. the city limits. Col. Jones, been a history changing college building to accom- charlene Carson’s book Grist- with Nearby Shopping & Dining of course, wanted the equip- event in Salado. The Cum- modate the ever-increasing mills of Central Texas has recently Extensive Art | Fine Antiques ment unloaded at the mill berland Presbyterian Church enrollment. been published. It features photo- site, so he courteously told let it be known that they were The Thomas H. Jones graphic histories of the many mills looking for a suitable site on Mill was in operation until in Central Texas, including the eight 䠀䄀一䐀 䈀䰀伀圀一 䜀䰀䄀匀匀 䴀䄀䐀䔀 䤀一 匀䄀䰀䄀䐀伀Ⰰ 吀䔀堀䄀匀 the driver, “Go ahead and 椀渀琀攀爀愀挀琀椀瘀攀 攀砀瀀攀爀椀攀渀挀攀 簀 氀椀瘀攀 搀攀洀漀渀猀琀爀愀琀椀漀渀猀 簀 挀甀猀琀漀洀 愀爀琀 ☀ 挀漀洀洀椀猀猀椀漀渀猀 on alado reek his is the fifth in take the equipment to the which to establish a univer- Col. Jones’s death in 1884, S C . T ⌀㈀ 倀攀搀搀氀攀爀ᤠ猀 䄀氀氀攀礀Ⰰ 匀愀氀愀搀漀Ⰰ 吀堀 㜀㘀㔀㜀㄀ 簀 ㈀㔀㐀⸀㤀㐀㜀⸀ ㌀㌀㤀 簀 匀䄀䰀䄀䐀伀䜀䰀䄀匀匀圀伀刀䬀匀⸀䌀伀䴀 city limits and unload it.” sity. at the age of 67. 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$ Services North C Churches and Education # Business Name Type 3 Wildfire Ranch Arena V 4 St. Stephen Catholic Church C 6 Salado College Park V 7 Raney & Associates $ 8 Stagecoach Inn D 9 Salado Museum V 10 Sofi’s S 14 Salado Glassworks A 17 Barrow Brewery D Hecho en Queso Food Truck D 20 Springhouse Emporium S 21 The Venue V 22 The Shed D 24 Tablerock V 26 Salado United Methodist Church C 29 Alexander’s D 29 Inn on the Creek L 30 First Baptist Church C 32 First Texas Brokerage $ 33 First State Bank $ 34 First Community Title $ Farmer’s Insurance $ Zbranek Agency 40 W.A. Pace Memorial Park V 46 The 1860s Shop S 48 The Inn at Salado L 49 Lively Coffeehouse & Bistro D 49 Magnolias S 50 The Range at the Barton House D 55 Salado Family Dentistry $ 57 Mud Pies S 58 The Shoppes on Main #1 S 60 Salado Creek Jewelry S 62 The Pizza Place D 65 ERA Colonial Real Estate $ 73 Crain Chiropractic & Wellness $ 75 Angelic Herbs S Bruce Bolick, CPA $ Lone Star EBikes S 76 Salado Civic Center $ 78 The Mustard Seed S 79 Salado Chamber/Tourism Bureau $ 81 Salado Wine Seller and D Salado Winery Co. 82 St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church C 85 Salado Post Office $ 86 Bill Bartlett – Century 21 $ 86 Subway D Old Fashioned Burgers D 87 The Personal Wealth Coach $ 89 Stamp Salado S 90 Presbyterian Church of Salado C 91 Troy Smith Financial Services $ 92 Salado Sculpture Garden A 96 Ace Pest Control $ Integrity Rehab $ Keith Ace Hardware $ Mill Creek Cleaners $ Montieth Abstract & Title $ The Haire Shop $ 7 Salado Village Voice $ 97 Brookshire Brothers S 100 Salado Public Library C 101 Salado Cleaners $ 104 Hairitage Barber Shop $ 113 Salado Church of Christ C 118 Salado Market Days S 119 Salado Antique Mall S 126 Cowboy’s Barbecue D Residential 124 Salado Veterinary Hospital $ 130 Village Spirits S 132 Broecker Funeral Home $ 133 Johnny’s Steaks and BBQ D 135 Embrace Smiles $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

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Historical Markers in Salado 6. Salado Historic College Hill 26. Old Methodist Chapel 45. The Anderson House 49. The Vickrey House 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 46 Old Saloon 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 8. Main Street Bridge 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 48. The Norton-Orgain House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 29. Alexander’s Distillery 50. The Barton House 79. The Reed Cabin 23. The Baines House 30. First Baptist Church 51. The Levi Tenney House 100. The Josiah Fowler House 24. Historic Dipping Vats 31. The Tyler House 55. The Armstrong Adams House 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge Page 5C, salado Village Voice, September 7, 2017

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cards were the Q-8-7 of hearts Contract and a losing diamond. East, in the meantime, had done nothing Bridge but follow suit and still held the A-J-10-9 of hearts. With the contract already 1. LANGUAGE: What is By Steve Becker assured, South set out to make the meaning of the Latin phrase Answers an overtrick by leading the “status quo”? 1. The existing state of affairs Tricks that can be made to nine of diamonds. West played 2. GENERAL KNOWL- 2. An empty tomb or a monu- disappear are usually a source the ten, but East was forced to EDGE: What is a cenotaph? ment erected in honor of a of great interest to bridge play- trump it. 3. MOVIES: What college person or group whose remains ers. This deal from a rubber- East had to return a trump, did the characters in “The Big are elsewhere. Which first lady wrote a daily bridge game would surely and no matter which one he led, Chill” attend? 3. University of Michigan newspaper column titled “My attract almost any player’s declarer was sure to score both 4. GEOGRAPHY: How 4. 27 Day”? attention. the queen and king and so wind many U.S. states are partly or 5. Orange 8. RELIGION: When was If you examine all four up with 11 tricks. wholly north of Canada’s south- 6. Four the King James Bible com- hands, it appears declarer is It is doubtful that South ernmost point? 7. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of pleted? destined to lose three trump would have adopted this line 5. GAMES: What color is Franklin D. Roosevelt 9. ART: What country was tricks and a diamond. But of play had East not doubled. It the No. 5 ball in billiards? 8. 1611 lead with the king and began artist Joan Miro from? South, warned by the double would have been more normal 6. GEOMETRY: How many 9. Spain a campaign to score as many 10. U.S. STATES: What is to expect a bad trump division, to tackle trumps immediately in faces does a tetrahedron have? 10. Southern Magnolia of his small trumps by ruffing Mississippi’s official state tree? not only made the contract but the hope of finding a 3-2 divi- 7. U.S. PRESIDENTS: (c) 2017 King Features Synd., as he could. First he cashed made it with an overtrick. sion. He still might have made Inc. the K-A of clubs and trumped Declarer won the diamond the contract, but certainly not a club, then crossed to dummy the overtrick. with a diamond and ruffed East’s questionable double dummy’s last club. Next, South put South on the right track. played the A-K of spades and It underscored once again the ruffed a spade. most important word in the con- By this time nine tricks tract-bridge vocabulary: Pass. had been played, and South had won them all. His last four (c) 2017 King Features Syn-

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Free Estimates (254) 289-0567 duplex, $700 mo. call 760-4440. 947-5577 9/8tfn Storage space in Salado 8X12, 16X24 and up. Some have Devereaux’s Jewelers: Residential Sales Elegant Austin Stone Quality crafted custom work, jewelry drive-in doors. Stagecoach Storage Commercial Residential 3300 Chisholm Trail, Home on tree-covered repair, appraisals, watch repair, stone lot. Large covered back patio 254-778-6779. tfnb AC and Heating setting, diamond sales, photo design. Salado. 3BR, 2.5 BA close to Mill Creek Golf Course. Master suite overlooking the tropical landscaping Upholstery Over 30 years experience 254-771-1260. and swimming pool. Granite counters, has a wonderful sitting area which Custom upholstery, residen- stainless steel appliances. $499,900 LICENSED | BONDED | INSURED Landscaping looks over the back yard. 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800 INDIAN TRAIL 716 DEGRUMMOND WAY 8-29-17 Crash I-35 at exit 283 Beautiful stone home situated on a Impressive custom built home that 8-29-17 Fire call 7000 Block 2484 corner lot with trees. 1725 Square is a Southern Living Idea Home. A feet perfectly arranged. 3BR, 2BA, fabulous drive-up that features 5 8-29-17 Evading arrest West Village Road large living area open to dining bedrooms, 5.5 baths, with master 8-30-17 Suspicious vehicle N Main and Salado Plaza room and kitchen. Freshly painted and guest suite downstairs. Must 8-30-17 Suspicious vehicle 2484 and Event Drive inside and out. Roof replaced in see all the extras. Located on a 2014. Large storage shed in the tranquil tree lined street in the 8-31-17 Fire call 3000 Rolling Meadows back,fenced yard. heart of beautiful Salado. 8-31-17 Suspicious Circumstances 2000 Indian Trail $235,000 $599,000 New Price $590,000 8-31-17 Business Alarm 400 South Main

UNDER 9-1-17 Debris in roadway Southridge and Mill Creek CONTRACT List 9-1-17 Business alarm 200 Mill Creek your home 9-2-17 Suspicious vehicle 1000 West Village with the 9-2-17 Suspicious circumstances Event Drive Raney 9-2-17 Disturbance 800 N Main 3926 LORLI LANE Real Estate 9-2-17 Residential alarm 600 Santa Clara Cozy yet spacious home in a se- 9-2-17 Disabled vehicle 1000 Robertson cluded country setting. 3BR, 2BA, Team Located on .679 acres 9-2-17 Suspicious vehicle 1000 West Village $248,900 9-3-17 Mental Health call 1300 Rose Lane 9-3-17 Business Alarm 800 N Main LAND LISTINGS 9-3-17 Disabled Vehicle I-35 and exit 284 UNDER694 ASHLEY COURT 9-3-17 Drug Arrest West Village and Williams Great location just off Main Street in established CONTRACT neighborhood. Lot size is .517 Acre $72,500 r KEVLIN TRAIL Nationa Niht i oin t 217 or neihorhoo i hain a art eae Only 1 lot left! Premier half-acre lot, ontat the Saao oie eartent at 254 947-581 underground utilities ready for building. $59,900 RaneyRealEstate.netHERITAGE SUBDIVISION As part of the Racial Profiling Law, the Salado Police Department is required to educate the public on the Only THREE 1+ acre lots left in this beautiful subdivision. complaint process for citizens who believe they have been the victims of racial profiling. Anyone who wishes to file For more information check our website. a complaint, or complement, regarding an officer of the Salado Police Department, may do so in any of the following ways: 411 OW Lowrey Recently SOLD 702 Degrummond Way properties 801 Blaylock Circle 1. Send a written letter to P.O. Box 219, Salado, Texas, Attention Chief Ashe.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Temple/Belton 2. Email to Chief Ashe at [email protected] MLS Board of Realtors 3. Come to the police station at 313 N Stagecoach Drive Salado Texas.

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Salado Volunteer Fire Department Window Washing Wonders You’ll Wonder Why You Ever Tried Report Aug. 28- Sept. 2 to Clean Your Own Windows Residential And Commercial Aug. 28 took over patient care. 2 units, further assistance. 1 unit, 2 Block FM 2843. Out to a Power Washing, Gutters & Screen Repair 9:39-10:00 a.m., Union 3 personnel. personnel. Grove Park. Unknown age 8:33-10:21 p.m., 3000 5:28-6:46 p.m., 13100 Continued on, pg. 4D Zack Tumlinson male with a gun shot wound Block Rolling Meadow. Out (254) 231-3289 to head. No signs of life and for a dumpster fire. Arrived [email protected] no interventions. 1 unit, 2 per- on scene to find a large 40 www.facebook.com/WindowWashingWonders sonnel. yard roll off container with CBS Construction 9:44-10:24 a.m., 1000 heavy smoke showing and Block Rose Ln. Arrived on neighbors on scene with wa- 254 718-1752 scene to find the patient lay- ter hose spraying water on it AZ-TX Construction Service ing in bed, patient vomiting trying to help put it out. Fire 16 yrs experience as a and hot to the touch. Chief Department attempted put- Licensed Excavation Contractor complaint “not feeling well” ting the fire out for a couple of patient was moved to chair minutes but found that the fire Grading For Drainage | Pads where vitals were taken. Scott was deep in the container and Gravel Driveways | Parking Lots Hard Rock Excavation | Trenching & White Medic arrived on of course the dumpster was Septic Tanks | House Pads Demolition | Haul Off | Driveways scene and took over patient full as you could get it so they Storm Shelters | Topsoil | Hydroseed care. Scott & White trans- only way were going to get Lot Clearing | Demolition ported patient. 2 units, 3 per- the fire out was to empty the Road Base sonnel. whole thing. Got more man Call Mike @ 254-229-6226 Aug. 29 power and started pulling Chet Sutton, owner-operator 2:02-2:54 a.m., 16400 everything out of the dump- Block S IH 35. Arrived on ster. Took and emptied the scene to find 11 year old male whole dumpster and spread it sitting on floor. Patient was out on the ground so that we Moffatt & Daughters very agitated and did not want could extinguish it. We used transport. Scott & White ar- around 2,000 gallons of water Plumbing Co. rived on scene and transport- to extinguish it and once the Service • Repair • Remodeling ed patient. 1 unit, 2 personnel. fire was out and we did not 3:04-3:08 p.m., 9100 see any smoke or hot spots. 6 Block Stinnett Mill Rd. Dis- units, 9 personnel. Riannai authorized service provider patched to Stinnett Mills Sept. 1 George (Bubba) Moffatt Road for multiple alarms. Ar- 1:17-1:32 a.m., 2100 Master Plumber Lic M017002 rived on scene with Salado Block Chisholm Trail. Ar- 254 (local) Police Department and BCSO rived on scene to find female 289-5986 on scene. Did a 360 around patient. Asked if she had any the house, no smoke show- pain or injuries and patient ing and no signs of anybody denied either. Salado Police home. Department Officer and my- Salado Plumbing 8:30-8:57 p.m., 7400 self lifted patient to side of Block FM 2484. Out for a bed. Requestioned patient structure fire on the oven. Ar- about injuries or pain. Patient “We are ready” rived on scene to find the top denied a second time. Reas- of the oven still burning from sessed patient and advised pa- In home repairs a grease fire. Got power cut to tient to call 911 if she needed oven and wet down hot mit- tens really good and layed 947-5800 Master LIC M 16892 on the fire and extinguished. Took ventilation fan and aired the house out due to all the smoke. No other damages done, just the oven ruined. Britt Heating & No other hazards and once all smoke was out of the house TexSCAN Week of CDL in 22 days. 6 day refresher courses available. Air Conditioning all units cleared. 4 units, 7 Minimum 21 years. 1-855-755-5545.EOE. www. personnel. September 03, 2017 kllmdrivingacademy.com. Installations • Repairs 9:21-10:11 p.m., 282 NB IH35. Arrived on scene and ACREAGE HUNTING LEASE Office 947-5263 the 283 NB IH-35 to find a Hunting, retirement, investment property. 20-60 Got Land? Our Hunters will pay top dollar to hunt Mobile two vehicle accident. Had acres in the following counties: Edwards, Kinney, 760-1004 your land. Call for a Free Base Camp Leasing info Serving Salado for 25 years patient contact in the small Concho, Coke and Menard. Scenic views, native game packet & Quote. 1-866-309-1507. www.BaseCam with free ranging exotics in some counties. 30-year pLeasing.com. TACL #B006640 sedan, patient complaint of owner financing, 5% down. 1-800-876-9720, www. neck pain. 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Patient transported by Nolanville, TX Custom New Construction Scott & White. 1 unit, 1 per- The beautiful custom tiled foyer and stone arch invites Repair sonnel. 10:08-11:07 p.m., 5500 you into the formal dining, displaying wood flooring & a Block West Amity. Arrived decorative chandelier. Formal ALL BRANDS on scene to find a 72 year old living, features wood flooring, Free Estimates & Second Opinions TACLA002113C male laying on his back on ceiling fan, coffered ceilings, decorativede lighting, and a gas 100% Financing Available the ground. Started patient as- log fireplace. The kitchen sessment, in the initial assess- offers ceramic tile flooring, Senior Citizens Discount on service ment found only complaint granite counter tops with tile of left leg. Patient was aware back splash, an island, electric cook top, and built in double but had significant ETOH on oven. This spacious home $359,900 939-1141 board. 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