Salado Villageillage Voiceoice Vol. XLI, Number 22 VThursday,September 13, 2018 254/947-5321 V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ BoA agrees to policy for new requests for sewer By Tim Fleischer “Some developments Bryan and College Station. Editor-in-Chief may need service within six None of those cities “makes months while others may their developers pay up front Aldermen adopted a want the ability to reserve with cash... If we adopt this, policy to guide village ad- capacity for a period of years we’re in trouble.” He added ministrator Don Ferguson to allow for phased develop- that development will only in discussing bringing sewer ment,” Ferguson stated. happen outside the city lim- service to new develop- The policy will require its with this requirement. ments. the developer to build neces- “It’s on us to worry about The policy will require sary infrastructure from the providing capacity,” he said. that sewer service only be proposed development to the Michael Coggin said that provided to properties that Village wastewater system, the impact fee requirement are inside the corporate city or make a payment of the gets “builders to put skin in limits, so adjacent properties pro rata fees for the cost of the game.” would need to voluntarily extending wastewater mains. Frank Coachman said annex into the Village to be The developer will be re- that the impact fee is “$3,750 eligible to tie in to the sewer sponsible for obtaining and per rooftop versus $15,000 line. dedicating rights-of-way or per rooftop to put in a septic The policy comes as the easements for the extensions system,” adding that sewer is Village has been contacted and shall provide payment of also the difference between by two potential single-fam- applicable impact fees. a 60-lot development and a Congressman John Carter ily residential developments “That’s $562,000 up front 150-lot development. presented Salado area and one mixed use develop- for all of those 150 taps,” The board agreed to First Responders, includ- ment seeking information on alderman Fred Brown said amend the policy to require ing police, Sheriff deputies, the availability of wastewa- of a proposed development payment of the impact fees Salado fire department vol- ter services. that is considering annexa- for one-quarter of the de- unteers, constables and One developer, according tion into Salado in return for velopment at the time of an- EMS responders with cer- to Ferguson, has requested a sewer service. “There isn’t a nexation with the remainder tificates during the first commitment of capacity for developer in the country that being paid out on each build- Salado Patriot Day Cele- the proposed development is going to do that.” ing permit over a period of bration on Sept. 11 at First that will have more than 150 Brown told aldermen four years. Baptist Church. For a list of houses. that he spoke with Killeen, the honorees and photos of those present, visit salado- villagevoice.com. Shown First plans will be in 2019; above is Police Chief Rick Ashe. At left is Ted Morris, the one of the longest-serv- first home could be in 2020 (Photos by Marilyn Fleischer) ing firefighter in Salado By Tim Fleischer In the three years since lies in the high $200,000 to Editor-in-Chief the agreements were agreed $300,000.” to, Sulaski admitted that The design will encour- “You will get plans in he has been occupied with age residents to walk to the February or the first of other projects in Carolina, central park and to the near- March,” Robert Sulaski told including a summer camp. by civic structures that could aldermen on Sept. 6. “But now all of my atten- include entertainment areas, Sulaski is developing tion will be focused on this pools and other amenities. more than 300 acres as project,” he said, adding that Sulaski estimated that 30 The Sanctuary, which he with his daughter attending percent of the commercial described to aldermen as a Baylor University it will be would be built out in the first dream of more than 40 years easier to be in Texas. five years as well. of the late Freda Hanks. Sulaski reviewed photos “Salado is still a bit of It is comprised of prop- of sample architecture and a hard sell for retail. They erty on the southeast cor- design that will focus on a want to see some other ner of I-35 and FM 2268 European style community things happen,” Sulaski said. that will become the Town with narrow streets, closely Sanctuary will have sev- Center for commercial de- built houses and “excep- eral entrances: from Salado velopment, property on the tional outdoor spaces” that Oaks (using what was first northeast corner of I-35 and bring family and community built as a private drive and FM 2268 (Eight Lakes) ex- together. has never been accepted as tending to the south side of “Landscaping, water fea- a public road); two entrances College Hill Drive that will tures and fireplaces should off of FM 2268, an entrance include senior housing and be prolific,” he said of the from Royal Street and a con- some commercial property project. nection to Shepherd’s Glenn, and the residential develop- Sulaski said that Sanctu- another development that ment that is further east and ary development will con- property owner Billie Hanks north of FM 2268. centrate first on the residen- began more than 15 years The Mermaid Ambassador Brunch on Sept. 6 leads up to the Salado Sirenafest and Sulaski said that due tial buildings, with half of ago and has a handful of Mermaid Parade on Oct. 6 in downtown Salado. The parade will go from Pace Park to to the terrain of the Eight the residential area built out houses on the property. Main St at Thomas Arnold and then head south on Main St. to Royal, ending at the Creek Lakes property at the north- in the first five years. Following the presenta- where there will be family-friendly activities and food trucks. Proceeds from the Sirenaf- east corner of I-35 and FM The first house in Sanctu- tion in which Sulaski seemed est will benefit an all-abilities playground in Salado. (Photo by Marilyn Fleischer) 2268 the development is ary could be completed by to discuss the evangelism of being redesigned from the 2020. Whether that is early Billie Hanks as much as any proposal that was presented 2020 or late 2020 is unclear, of the details of the develop- almost four years ago during though from Sulaski. ment, aldermen asked few Village cleanup negotiations. He showed designs of questions. The majority of the Eight the residential area that will Mayor Skip Blancett Lakes property will be for be “a series of connected asked Sulaski if he could tell assisted living and senior homes, all around an ellip- them “anything about any of housing with about 10 acres tical park. This will be two the retail stores that might slated Sept. 29 for commercial develop- story connected units. They be coming.” in other public areas in our Fall is almost here and Center, 601 N. Main. ment. will be targeted for fami- “No,” Sulaski replied. community is a great way so has the time for another After registering, partici- to spend a Saturday in Sep- community cleanup day in pants will be provided trash tember, while giving back to Salado. bags and trash pickers and your community.” Residents are encouraged then dispatched to desig- Local Boy Scouts, as well to take part in the Salado nated locations in the com- as representatives of local Fall Clean Sweep sponsored munity to pick up trash and service organizations, are by Keep Salado Beautiful on debris. expected to join other vol- Sept. 29. Eagle Disposal will pro- unteers in the community “This is a great opportu- vide dumpsters in the park- clean-up effort that will last nity for Salado residents to ing lot of the Civic Center from 8 a.m. to noon. do their part to help keep where volunteers can deposit The Fall Clean-Up is a our community a clean and their bags of collected litter. community-wide collabora- attractive place to live, work We will sort recycled trash tive project coordinated and and visit,” said Keep Salado this year. Drop off your used sponsored by Keep Salado Beautiful Coordinator Lisa electronics for the Salado Beautiful. Nix. “Volunteers of all ages High School Robotics Team. For more information, are welcome to participate in “Our volunteers make contact Nix via email at the event.” such a difference in Sal- info@keepsaladobeautiful. Those interested in tak- ado,” Nix said. “Fanning Salado Volunteer Fire Department Fall Fish Fry will be 5-8 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Salado com. KSB was established ing part in the clean-up are out across the Village and Intermediate School cafeteria. Ticekts are $12 for 12 and older and $6 for 11 and un- in 2009 as a Keep Texas der. To-go orders will be available. All proceeds will benefit the Salado Volunteer Fire asked to gather at 8 a.m. collecting trash along the roadsides, creek banks and Beautiful Affiliate. Department. Equipment will be on display. (Courtesy photo) Sept. 29 at the Salado Civic Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, September 13, 2018 SISD joins other districts to FORUM form Bell Co. Special Ed. Coop An Open Exchange of Ideas Our school district is a member of the Bell Coun- ty Special Education Co- Superintendent’s operative. The six school districts that participate in this Coop are Academy, Corner Bartlett, Holland, Rogers, by Dr. Michael Novotny Salado and Troy. Students with significant disabilities can continue to qualify for they learn skills needed Vocational Nurse (LVN) special education services to live independently such The students run a print and attend public school un- as cooking, cleaning, bud- shop at the house to learn til they are 22 years of age. geting, and maintaining job skills and to earn money A few years ago, we started a home. The students get to help pay for some of their an 18+ program for students out into the community to field trips in the community. with intellectual disabilities gain employment skills at The 18+ print shop creates that are between 18 and 22 job sites. The students also and copies high quality fly- years of age. The mission learn how to shop for food ers, invitations, announce- of this program is to provide at the grocery store and or- ments, business cards, and these students the life skills der food at restaurants. other documents for a very and employment skills to We have five caring and reasonable price. They can live as independently as dedicated employees that also do color, black and possible after they graduate work in this program: white, folding, cutting, sta- from high school. We cur- Sherry Ayres, teacher/ pling, binding, personal la- rently have twelve students job coach bels and envelopes. attending this program. Christopher Jacque, If you are interested in This program is housed classroom aide learning more about the 18+ S&P 500 drops 1% at a home on Salado School Nikki Jackson, class- program print shop, you can Road that is owned by the room aide contact Sherry Ayres at The Markets school district. This house Tracie McAdams, class- [email protected] Our preferred stock Market & Economic is the home base for these room aide or 254-947-6959. market index, the S&P 500 students and it is where Julia Serna, Licensed (SPX) turned in a disap- Update pointing week, declining 1.03% to close at 2871.68. By Jeffrey W. McClure It remains up 7.41% year- to-date, and a solid 16.67% employed, 1.3 million, has age from July to August. from this time last year. declined by 403,000 in the The tax cut and increased The culprit, as usual, was last 12 months. The import- government spending is threatened tariffs. The re- ant news was that the U.S. stimulating the economy cent charge upward in this total employment increased and has increased the val- bull market has been led by by 201,000 in August, sug- ue of the dollar, and the tech companies and those gesting that the hiring urge price of exports, by 6.5%. companies generally are by employers is still strong. That same set of stimuli dependent on components Complementing that num- has also increased domestic manufactured in China. ber is the fact that layoffs spending and a big part of Tariffs are taxes, and ad- remain at the lowest level in that spending goes to items ditional taxation on those half a century. either imported or contain- companies could cause re- The BLS also announced ing imported parts. In a duced profits and revenues that U.S. worker productiv- further economic irony, our in the future. ity rose 2.9% in the second trade deficit with China has The yield on the ten-year quarter of this year. That surged to a record high since U.S. Treasury note surged productivity increase is the U.S. started imposing upward with the release of more impressive if one con- tariffs. While it seems odd the employment report this siders that wages increase, that increasing tariffs on a week to end at 2.941% as which subtracts from pro- nation would make their ex- even the doves on the Feder- ductivity gains. Average ports cheaper to import, it is al Reserve Board expressed private hourly wages rose a well-understood phenom- Neil Armstrong Didn’t Forget the Flag that interest rates need to at a 6% annualized rate enon in economic science. from July to August and Tariffs are an attack on an continue to rise to control History is usually air- Cold War world. In the eyes are up nearly 3% from a economy. If the attack is future inflation. The dollar brushed to remove a figure of the world first in space year ago. It appears that the large enough, that country’s Rich followed suit, rising 0.39% who has fallen out of fa- means first, period; second shortage of both skilled and currency will decline, mak- for the week and is now up vor with a dictatorship, or in space is second in every- unskilled workers is finally ing their exports cheaper. almost 6.5% for one year to hide away an episode of Lowry thing.” starting to have an impact Generally speaking, tariffs to 89.65 on the WSJ Dollar national shame. Leave it to The mission of Apol- on the economy. don’t work in the way they Index (BUXX). The iro- Hollywood to erase from a lo 11 was, appropriately, It is a great thing to see were intended except in ny is that threats of tariffs national triumph its most soaked in American sym- seem to cause the dollar to that wages are rising faster very narrow areas. Large- iconic moment. descending the ladder to the bolism. The lunar module rise against other currencies than inflation and better yet scale trade wars historically The new movie “First moon were apt: “One small was called Eagle, and the which make imports less to see that the increases are do not have winners, only Man,” a biopic about the step for man, one giant leap command module Colum- expensive even as the U.S. concentrated at the low end relative losers. Apollo 11 astronaut Neil for mankind.” A plaque left bia. There had been some imposes tariffs making the of the wage scale. The nega- In summary, the story is Armstrong, omits the plant- behind read: “HERE MEN consideration to putting same items more expensive. tive is that over the past few unchanged. The U.S. econ- ing of the American flag FROM THE PLANET up a U.N. flag, but it was West Texas Crude Oil de- months those wage increas- omy is on a roll, stimulated during his historic walk on EARTH FIRST SET FOOT scotched -- it would be an clined 2.38% for the week es have been fast enough to by a trillion dollars per the surface of the moon. UPON THE MOON, JULY American flag and only an to $67.86. Gold dropped apparently cause the recip- year federal government Ryan Gosling, who plays 1969 A.D. WE CAME IN American flag. another 0.42% to $1,201.80, ients to spend their money borrowing spree, running Armstrong in the film, tried PEACE FOR ALL MAN- The video of Armstrong putting it down 12.4% from even faster than they are at a rate almost all econo- to explain the strange edit- KIND.” and his partner Buzz Aldrin this time last year. making it. That, combined mists agree is unsustain- ing of his moonwalk: “This But this was a nation- carefully working to set up The Economy with price increases gener- able, while the rest of the was widely regarded in the al effort that depended on the flag -- fully extend it and The Bureau of Labor ated by tariffs, is causing world is not doing so well. end as a human achieve- American derring-do, sac- sink the pole firmly enough Statistics (BLS) released the price of goods and ser- Those other economies, un- ment. I don’t think that rifice and treasure. It was a in the lunar surface to stand its August 2018 Employ- vices to increase and that is der increasing pressure, are Neil viewed himself as an chapter in a space race be- -- after their awe-inspiring ment Situation Summary the very definition of infla- increasingly turning to sell American hero.” Armstrong tween the United States and journey hasn’t lost any of its today. The unemployment tion. to us, their richest custom- was a reticent man, but he the Soviet Union that in- power. rate held steady at 3.9% as In a widely forecast er. The question is how long surely considered himself volved national prestige and There may be a crass did the actual number of event, the U.S. trade deficit this imbalance can last and an American, and everyone the perceived worth of our commercial motive in the unemployed persons at 6.2 jumped as exports dropped what level of debt the U.S. else considered him a hero. respective economic and omission -- the Chinese, million. Significantly, the 1% and imports rose by can sustain. The experiment (“You’re a hero whether you political systems. 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Temple Walmart on the way recharge to our spirit. I re- somewhere hauling his hay home and were again reas- affirm that to me: “God is To the Editor: and I like to think doing sured that we would be tak- still in His heaven and ev- Maudie and I had some- Your Voice what he can for mankind. en care of and to not worry erything is ok” plus there thing happen to us Saturday Next we drove about about it. are many many good peo- Sept. 8th that was a game 5 miles to Walmart’s auto. Letters to the Editor Summary” I am kind ple out there waiting to do changer. We were returning There were long lines. of/almost glad that we ex- the right thing if we will from Plano during a heavy However I told the man- perienced this misfortune. just allow them to do it. rain storm, I-35 was a total ager my story, he looked The help we experienced Darrell Street mess with wrecks all along the parking lot of the older place on a flat. They had a and informed me this was all along the way was a real Salado, TX the way. Here we were roll- place I hit a chug hole that station for 18 wheelers there a special order tire and that ing down the highway in ter- was full of water but had and each station had an air they did not have one. He rible conditions, snapping at to be huge, it sounded like hose but they only worked was very caring and called each other a little bit, need- a bomb went off in our car if you went inside and got 3 other Walmart stores but ing gasoline and silently and felt like I was riding one some kind of a ticket. I saw they didn’t have one. I told thinking to ourselves: “if I of those mechanical bulls. this old cowboy putting him that I guess I would ever get home ----”. I pulled After getting gasoline at the gas in an old hay hauling drive home on the donut and off at an exit in Waxahachie new place I noticed my driv- truck. He looked as if life he was visibly upset at the to take a break and get gas. er’s side front tire was flat as had worked him over pretty thought of two old people There were two businesses a flutter. I drove it on a flat to good. I engaged him in con- driving down I-35 during a to get gas, I chose the old- the air station there, got out versation with the express rain storm on a donut. He er one because the new one to above the ankle standing hope that he would offer to suggested and I agreed to was very busy and the old- water only to see an “out assist us-he did. He and I his checking at a used tire er was not. The reason the of order sign”. I am think- went into the business and place outside of town. He older one was not busy-it ing to myself: “don’t cuss”! I purchased a can of Fix-it. did and they had one for was closed. Upon exiting I drove to the back of the He shot it into the tire only an inexpensive price. 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Its computerized ties — Angus Genetics Inc., Tuesday - 6 p.m. of Salado, is a new mem- records include detailed in- Angus Productions Inc., meet Sept. 27 Sun. 10 a.m. Wed & Thurs - 8:30 a.m. ber of the American Angus formation on over 18 mil- Certified Angus Beef LLC Friday - Noon Salado Area Republican Association®, reports Allen lion registered Angus. and the Angus Foundation Saturday - 5:30 p.m. Women will meet Sept. 27 Moczygemba, CEO of the The Association records — help members to ad- Confesssions 4:30-5:15 p.m. at 11:30 a.m. at the Civic national breed organization ancestral information and vance the beef cattle busi- or call for an appointment Center in Salado. Cost of headquartered in Saint Jo- keeps production records ness by selecting the best Friday the luncheon is $15. The seph, Mo. and genomic data on indi- animals for their herds and Adoration (Holy Hour) 11 a.m. speaker is Marvin Hahn, The American Angus vidual animals to develop marketing quality genetics Sunday Bell County Chief Apprais- (English) 9 a.m. Association, with more than industry-leading selection for the beef cattle industry er. (Spanish) 11 a.m. 25,000 active adult and ju- tools for its members. The and quality beef for con- Hahn will provide infor- Office Hours: Monday - Friday nior members, is the largest programs and services of sumers. mation about the appraisal 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:30 - 3 p.m. beef breed association in the Association and its enti- process, how his office func- 881 North Main Street 601 FM 2268 tions, protesting appraisals, 947-3160 Temple Symphony Orchestra 25 and how the Appraisal Re- 947-8037 view Board is appointed. As StJosephSalado.org www.saintstephenchurch.org a certified Tax Administra- season opens with Van Cliburn tor, Registered Professional Appraiser, Certified School finalist Jiracek on Sept. 22 Tax Administrator and Cer- SALADO CLEANERS tified Review Appraiser, he Under the leadership of of so many wonderful peo- as follows: Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations is well qualified to provide Thomas Fairlie, founding ple and organizations. We important information on Musical Director/Conduc- believe that in partnership September 22, 2018 1209 N. Stagecoach appraisals and answer ques- (Next to the Library) tor, the TSO is embarking with the other arts entities Season Premiere tions. on its 25th Anniversary in our community, we play Featuring Van Cliburn Fi- 254-947-7299 Join them to learn more season. Executive Director, a significant role in improv- nalist, Jan Jiracek 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat about how the process Jan Salzman, noted, “The ing the quality of life here works. Guests are welcome TSO has come to represent in Temple.” In addition to November 10, 2018 but reservations are re- Wash & Fold what is right within the the concert season, the TSO Van Cliburn Recital quested for food and seat- arts community. It brings also sponsors a musical out- A Collaborative event with ing. Lunch will be provid- together professional mu- reach program featuring the the Central Texas Orches- ed by McCain’s Café and sicians that reside through- TSO String Quartet. This tral Society and the Univer- Bakery. RSVP by Thursday, out central Texas and year group regularly performs at sity of Mary Hardin-Baylor Sept. 20 to Barbara Swarth- after year, the quality of the areas public school, re- Featuring 2017 Van Cliburn out via text/call 414-491- the music they create and tirement communities and Silver Medalist, Kenny 2341 or email her at bar- the experience they provide the Central Texas Housing Broberg bararswarthout@outlook. ....serving those who love and remember our audiences is second to Consortium Units. University of Mary Har- com Note: Any RSVP for none. From challenging The TSO 2018-19 Sea- din-Baylor’s Baugh Perfor- the meeting and not can- classical repertoire to the son will again be presented mance Hall at the Sue and celing prior to the meeting lighter selections of our at the Temple College Mary Frank Mayborn Performing will be sent an invoice for pops and holiday events, Alice Marshall Auditorium Arts Center $15. Checks can be sent to there is something for ev- with the exception the Van 949 West Village Road, Salado SARW, PAC; P.O. 373; Sal- ery music lover.” Fairlie Cliburn Recital, which will December 1, 2018 BroeckerFuneralHome.com (254) 947-0066 ado, TX 76571. added, “The 25th anniver- be held at the University of Holiday Concert sary is a true milestone that Mary Hardin-Baylor. This Featuring Handel’s “Mes- has been made possible by season will feature local as siah” with Temple College the community’s recog- well as national and inter- Chorale directed by Dr. nition of the importance national artists performing Sara Harris Baker and the BAKERS NEEDED! of classical music and the a broad range of music from San Gabriel Chorus direct- ongoing financial support classical to contemporary ed by Dr. Bruce Cain with Christmas in October Bake Sale guest vocalist, Anthony Pulgram Bring your Items to THE VENUE Obituaries January 26 & 27, 2019 Family Pops 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Oct. 11 or 12 ews. A Beatles Tribute featuring, or 8 - 10 a.m. Oct. 13 A Celebration of Cher- The Fab V yl’s Life is scheduled Sat- urday, September 15, 2018 May 4, 2019 Containers for your baked goods at 11 a.m. at The Weather- Classical Bookends available Sept. 24 - Oct. 9 at the Visitor Center stone Log Cabins (Jack’s Featuring pianist, Frances Barn), 525 Pace Park Rd. Renzi across from Stagecoach Inn Salado, TX 76571. Concert repertoire and In lieu of flowers, contri- other information about the butions may be made to the TSO can be found at www. Lung Cancer Alliance for templesymphony.org. Tick- the 2018 Lung Love Walk et sales for the 2018-19 Sea- (Houston), Team Cheryl. son are underway. Individ- http://engage.lungcan- ual concert tickets or season ceralliance.org/site/TR/ memberships are available. WalkMap/General?team_ The TSO also supports the www.fbcsalado.org Cheryl Kay Kuykendall id=2230&pg=team&fr_ men and women of our mil- (254) 947-5465 id=1270 itary and invite them and Cheryl Kay Kuykendall, their families to enjoy our Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor 57, wife of Jerry Kuyken- concerts free of charge. dall of Salado, TX, passed away September 5, 2018. Cheryl Kay Kuykendall was born September 18, SUNDAY WEDNESDAY 1960, in Angleton, TX, she Dossman 8:30 a.m. Classic Worship Service 6 p.m. FBC-U (Adult Bible Study) was the daughter of Robert and Melba Kay. Funeral Home 9:45 a.m. Bible Study IN SERVICE TO OUR FELLOW MAN 6 p.m. Children’s and Youth Activities* Cheryl is survived by her 11 a.m. Contemporary husband Jerry Kuykendall 6 p.m. Choir Practice of Salado; parents Robert 933-2525 Worship Service and Melba Kay of Caldwell; serving all of Bell County brother Randy Kay and his * Contact church office for children’s youth activities schedule wife Judy of Danbury; chil- dren Kristy Simpson and DossmanFH.com her husband Kris of An- gleton; Cole Rongey and his wife Tabatha of Waller; Salado Church of Christ children Roni, Aaron, and 2525 N. Main • Belton Brittny Kuykendall, and Come find out why our church family grandchildren Tyler, Averi, Kayden, Maelynn, Brook- is driven by the same purpose Jesus lyn, Riley, Gage, and Ryder; gave to all his disciples – and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and neph- to love God completely, to love our neighbors Salado Village Voice (as we love ourselves),

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From the get-go, Salado Eagles took control of their non-district rivalry with the Academy Bees played Sept. 7 at John Glover Stadium, leading off with Wrook Brown recovering his own on-side kick near midfield. Nine plays later, Connor Cook dove into the end zone from the 3. Brown convert- ed the first of five point-af- ter kicks on the night to give Salado a 7-0 lead at the 8:38 mark in the game. Cook carried the ball 25 Wrook Brown pulls down a pass for a first and goal at the 1. (Photo by Ron LeGuin) times for 208 yards and four touchdowns in a domineer- ing ground performance. SALADO FFA SPORTING CLAY Rustin Hale, coming off a pre-season injury, showed SHOWDOWN his stuff on defense by fall- ing on an Academy fumble Bryce Wales leads the way for Connor Cook. at the Bees’ 40 yard line. (Photo by Ron LeGuin) Cook carried the ball September 22 yards in nine plays with Cook took the first down four times and Hunter Turk registration: 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Cook scoring on a 12 yard handoff from Haire, dashed carried it twice, including Shooting at 10 a.m. jaunt at 1:58 left in the half. through the hole in the the 4 yard TD with 3:44 left Raffle | Bucket Drawing | Silent Auction The Eagles opened the Academy defensive line and in the first. second half by driving 85 outran the defensive sec- 4 Person Team $400 Prizes: The Eagles went up 21-0 yards in 10 plays. Hutton ondary for a 63-yard TD, Overall Teams 1st - 3rd late in the second quarter Individual $100 Haire, who stepped in at the longest play of the night. HighOverall Score after stopping the Bees at quarterback when Brown Brown made it 35-0 with (254) 947-6929 High Youth Score the Salado 36 yard line. moved to running back be- 3:48 left in the third. A sack by Andrew Sniggs cause Tate Harvey went out With 1:29 left in the Weber’s Gun’s | 14757 North Interstate Hwy 35 | Troy gave the Bees a 4th-19. with an injury, completed game, Academy fell on a Salado then drove 64 his only pass of the night, fumble at the Salado 46 connecting with Brown yard line. who made a leaping catch Bee quarterback Rian At BancorpSouth, we are for 31 yards to be stopped White ran for 11 yards and just shy of the goal line. threw for 9 more before Turk dove in from there and needling his way through Brown’s kick made it 28-0. the Salado defense for a Peyton Miller fell on an meaningless 26 yard TD Neighbors Academy fumble at the Sal- with 31 seconds left in the ado 37. game shs team Statistics AHS 17 First downs 41 Helping 53-354 Rushing: carries-yards 145 3-1 Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1-0 Passing: atts-comp-int 18-8-0 31 Passing yards 77 6-35 Penalties-yards 6-45 Neighbors. 2-27 Punts-avg. 1-30 Scoring Salado: Connor Cook, 3-yd run, Wrook Brown, kick SALADO BRANCH | (254) 947-5852 good, 7-0, 8:38, 1st. Salado: Turk 4-yd run, Brown kick good, 14-0, 3:44, 50 South Main Street | Salado, TX 1st. Salado: Cook, 12-yd run, Brown kick good, 21-0, 1:58 2nd. Salado: Turk 1 yd run, Brown kick good, 28-0, 7:57 3rd. Salado: Cook, 63-yd run, Brown kick good, 35-0, 3:48 3rd. Academy: #10, 26-yd run, 0:37 4th, kick good, 35-7.

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Tickets for each Tex Chefs Collaborative. experience can be found at The event if free, but tick- the Salado Chocolate and ets are required for t-shirts, Wine Weekend page on grape stomping etc. Eventbrite.com Death by Chocolate FRIDAY Contest at the Library Chocolate Four Ways at Friends of the Salado Alexander's Distillery Public Library host this Join long-time Salado annual Death by Chocolate chef, Dave Hermann in his contest 12:30 - 4 p.m.; enter your favorite chocolate rec- ipe or simply judge the oth- ers. Register at the library Death by Chocolate invites locals to present their best to enter. chocolate dishes and you get a chance to judge the re- A Fusion of Chocolate sults. and Wine at Stagecoach Inn expression of chocolate. Titia Arledge offers hands Salado’s legendary Stage- The 4-course dinner will on creative experiences coach Inn welcome you to be the perfect introduction at her Main Street studio. their recently renovated to your Salado Chocolate Register for a session to in- dining room as Chef Jerry and Wine Weekend experi- sure your spot. 50 Shades of Maldonado treats you to his ence. Hermann’s recipes for Clay offers a chance to cre- chocolate-inspired dinner this dinner are founded in ate edible pottery from fon- with wine pairing and des- classic Texas cuisine, with dant. Filthy Fondue gives sert. a smart touch of chocolate. participants a chance to dip Enjoy a scrumptious plat- Each of four courses will favorite treats in a selection ing of braised lamb belly feature a creative use of of three classic flavors of accompanied by a Choco- chocolate, such as a cocoa fondue. Tickets include ev- late-Wine sauce, and finish smoked beef tenderloin or erything you need to have the night off with a deca- a rich mole, with the per- an unforgettable experience dent chocolate dessert. fect wine-pairing – from a and adult only elixirs are With table seatings all bubbly White to a satisfying included. evening, you have plenty of finish of Port. Reservations Grape Stomp and Har- chances to fit this meal into for the four-course experi- vest Festival at Salado your Salado Chocolate and ence, with wine pairings are Winery Wine Weekend schedule. $49.95 per person. Celebrate the harvest with Tickets are $35 per per- SATURDAY a variety of family friendly son. Additional glasses of Edible creations at Mud events: Grape Stomp com- wine can be poured for $5 Pies Pottery petition, Wear Your Whites each. Mud Pies Pottery owner contest (bridal gowns and Page 2C, salado Village Voice, September 13, 2018 Village of Salado Calendar of Events September Library Library Card Sign-up September 22 Month at Salado Public Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Library. Sign up for a a.m. at Barrow Brewing library card in Septem- Co ber and be entered into a September 22 prize drawing Salado FFA’s Sporting September 13 Clay Showdown, regis- Salado Ladies Auxil- tration 8:30 - 9:30 a.m., iary Meeting 9:30 a.m. shooting begins at 10 a.m. at the Salado Church of at Weber’s Guns, 14757 Christ Activity Center North I35 in Troy. $100 September 13 individual/$400 team of 4. info: (254) 947-6929. Lego Club, 4 p.m. at Salado Public Library. September 22 Ages 5-12 explore creativ- Heart and Hands Min- ity with LEGOs istries food and clothing September 13 pantry, 9 - 11 a.m. at Sala- do Plaza Shopping Center. The Run for Beer Donation/volunteer info: Group, 6:30 p.m. at Bar- 947-5465 row Brewing Co eptember September 13 S 22 Asanas and Ales, 10 - The Village of Salado 11 a.m. at Barrow Brew- will hold a second public ing Company hearing on proposed tax rate of $0.627600 per $100 Donations of nonperishable food items are needed at The Heart and Hands Ministries pantry in Salado. The food September 22 valuation, 6:30 p.m. at the and clothing pantry is located in Salado Plaza Shopping Center. Information on making donations or volunteering 20 year Reunion for the Village of Salado Mu- is at 947-5465. Salado Class of 1998, 1 - 5 nicipal Building, 301 N. p.m. at Barrow Brewing. Stagecoach info: tigertiff816@gmail. September 15 Library eptember September 14 - 15 September 17 S 21 - 22 com or follow the face- Classes at Stamp North Texas American book page Salado Class of “Blow Your Own” Salado United Meth- September 20 Salado: Black & White Motors Club Lone Star 1998 Oktoberfest event, by odist Women, 5:45 p.m. at Salado Chamber of Scrappy Love at 10:30 Regional, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. reservation at Salado Salado United Methodist Commerce Board Meet- September 22-23 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Owners of AMC, Ram- Glassworks, ages 12 and Church Room 117 ing, 8:30 a.m. at the Auditions for A Christ- Fall’in for Glitter Cards, bler, Nash, Hudson, Willy up. info: saladoglass- eptember Visitors Center mas Carol and Fright 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. info: S 17 and Jeep autos encour- works.com eptember Trail 3 p.m. either date at stampsaladotexas.com Salado Democrats, S 20 aged to preregister (469) September 14 7 p.m. at Salado Public Lego Club, 4 p.m. at Tablerock. info: tablerock. September 15 569-9882 org Watercolor Pencil Library Salado Public Library. Children’s Story and September 22 Techniques Class, 10:30 eptember Ages 5-12 explore creativ- Sept 24 - Oct 9 Craft Time 1 p.m. at Sal- S 17 God’s Call – Here and a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at Stamp ity with LEGOs Container pickup ado Public Library. info: Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. Abroad Men’s Break- Salado. info: stampsalad- eptember for baking volunteers - (254) 947-9191 at Barrow Brewing Co S 20 fast, 8 - 10 a.m. at Grace otexas.com Keep Salado Beautiful Christmas in October at September 15 September 18 Church Salado. Speaker: September 15 Annual Gathering, 6:30 The Visitors Center Salado Volunteer Fire Salado Village Artists Alon Grimberg, an Israeli Bikes & Brews, 7:30 p.m. at the Pennington September 24 Department Fish Fry, 5 - meet, 9 - 11 a.m. brush missionary who disciples a.m. at Barrow Brewing Compound. Hecho en Children’s Story and 8 p.m. at Salado Interme- art crafting and needle young Israeli and Arab Co work at Salado Village Queso Taco bar and believers in the Israeli Craft Time, 11 a.m. at Sal- diate School. Homemade Desserts by September 15 Artist building Defense Force. Includes ado Public Library. info: September 15 the KSB Board members (254) 947-9191 Zumba w/Lourdes, 10 eptember buffet breakfast from Bell County Star Party S 18 a.m. at Barrow Brewing September 20 Mexicano Grill, worship September 24 8 - 11 p.m. at Overlook Sit and Knit, 10 a.m. Co The Run for Beer led by Sam Ramsey Regis- Salado Village Artists Park on Stillhouse Hollow - noon at Salado Public Group, 6:30 p.m. at Bar- tration: $15 GraceSalado. meet: Knitters, 1 - 3 p.m. Lake 3740 FM1670. Reg- Library. info: (254) 947- row Brewing Co com/breakfast and Stitchers 1:30 - 4 p.m. istration recommended at 9191 eptember eptember at Salado Village Artists MUD PIES centexastronomy.org September 18 S 20 S 22 Priest’s Pint w/Father Grape Stomp at Salado Building eptember Salado Rotary Club, POTTERY S 17 David Peters, 6:30 p.m. at Winery September 24 Deadline for registra- 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s Barrow Brewing Co eptember Library Board of tion to the SISD Flu Shot Steaks and Barbecue S 22 HAND THROWN POTTERY eptember Asanas & Ales, 10 a.m. Trustees Meeting, 5 - 6 ONE PIECE AT A TIME Clinic at Thomas Arnold eptember S 20 S 18 p.m. at Salado Public Elementary on Oct.1. 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HOUSE WED - SAT 9 - 4 SUN 10 - 4 & 21 North Main in the Salado Square MON 9 - 4 BISTRO (254) 947-3688 closed Tuesday A weekend of live music at Barrow Brewing with Blessed Union of Blues on Sept. 14 (left) and Daniel Driver (right) on Sept. 15. BREAKFAST & LUNCH eptember September 23 Sandwich • Soup • Salad Friday S 22 LIVELY Benjamin Guenther 4 Gourmet Coffee • Espresso Blessed Union of Blues, Eddie Raven, 6 p.m. at Johnny’s Outback p.m. at Barrow Brewing Smoothies 7 p.m. at Barrow Brewing COFFEE Nick Sterling Band, 7 Co Open 7 daysHomemade a week Breads &8 Bagels a.m. - 9 p.m. Co HOUSE Saturday p.m. at Barrow Brewing Co Brunch SaturdayWED and - SAT Sunday 9 - 4 11 am - 3 pm Daniel Driver, 7 p.m. at & SUN 10 - 4 MON 9 - 4 Barrow Brewing Co Now Booking Roomsclosed SaladoStagecoach.comTuesday BISTRO Live Music Venues: (254) 947-3688 21 North Main in the Salado Square (254) 947-5111 Barrow Brewing Company on Royal barrowbrewing.com Johnny’s Outback on Thomas Arnold johnnysoutback.com Breakfast & Lunch LIVELY Sandwich • Soup • Salad Gourmet Coffee • Espresso • Smoothies COFFEE Homemade Breads & Bagels HOUSE WED - SAT 9 - 4 & SUN 10 - 4 21 North Main in the Salado Square MON 9 - 4 BISTRO (254) 947-3688 closed Tuesday

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The Pizza Place Salado Glassworks annual “Blow Your Own” Oktoberfest experience is a favorite for 230 North Main Street kids and adults alike. 947-0022 Octoberfest at Salado Glassworks We Deliver! Handcrafted Pizza | Wings | Sandwiches Salado Glassworks is ages 3 to 11 may participate is a great way to celebrate Baked Pasta | Salad Bar | Desserts the place to be Fridays and in picking the colors for the the start of fall,” said Glass- Saturdays in September for custom piece. works founder and principal PizzaPlaceSalado.com Open Daily at 11am a “Blow Your Own” Okto- Salado Glassworks artists artist Gail Allard. “Texas berfest experience for kids, will gather the initial glass, summers are pretty rough, adults or the whole family. heat it in the glory hole and which is why nothing beats A place for weary travelers, Advance registration is re- use the tools to shape your cooling off with an ice-cold thirsty tourist, and hungry neighbors! quired at www.saladoglass- custom piece. Participants beverage in a custom-blown works.com. Reservations can choose up to three col- mug. We have customers cost $70-80 per person ors, then take the pipe and who come back every year Serving Comfort Food depending on the type of pick up the color, reheat in to create a new sipper or Open with a Full Bar & glassware you want to blow. the glory hole, use your own tumbler that they can use to Mon, Wed, Thurs 5 p.m. Glassblowers ages 12 and breath to blow out the piece toast the holidays. It’s also Fri, Sat & Sun 11 a.m. 18 Beers on Tap! older can actually partici- and have the opportunity to a great way for a family to Closed Tues pate first hand in blowing select the tools to help shape make some memories or (254) 947-1960 their own glass mug, sipper, your piece with the artist. a couple to shake up date or tumbler. Young guests “Our Oktoberfest event night.” Corner of Royal Street and Center Circle (West) SOFI’S at the Stagecoach FLAX & SHOE 401 S. Main SALE up to (254) 947-4336 40% off OPEN 7 Salado’s Boutique Marketplace Women’s Clothing, Shoes & Accessories, DAYS A Men’s Tees & Gifts, Wedding Gifts & Decor Flicka WEEK Children’s Playwear, Toys, Clothing, Gourmet Mixes, Truffles & French Macarons Furniture, Home Decor & Vintage Finds, Artisan’s Alley featuring local artists and handcrafters 22 North Main Street

OPEN 7 Salado’s Boutique Marketplace Women’s Clothing, Shoes & Accessories, DAYS A Men’s Tees & Gifts, Wedding Gifts & Decor Barrow Brewing brings two WEEK Children’s Playwear, Toys, Clothing, Gourmet Mixes, Truffles & French Macarons weekends of Oktoberfest Furniture, Home Decor & Vintage Finds, Artisan’s Alley featuring local artists and handcrafters 22 North Main Street Barrow Brewing Co will host two full weekends of Oktoberfest fun. Both days are filled with live music SALADO ANTIQUE MALL all day, market vendors, strength and agility com- and Bee’s Antiques petitions, commemorative Thousands of Antiques, Collectibles and Primitives in a unique and inviting atmosphere Bier Steins and a selection of food trucks. The Original Salado Market Days The celebration begins at 9-5 on the 2nd weekend - noon on Sept. 29. Food ven- Don’t miss Oct 13 - 14 dors include Happy Pizza SaladoAntique Mall.com Follow us on FaceBook Company, CNJ BBQ, Check THURS - SAT 10 - 5 SUN 12 - 5 MON 10 - 5 751 Stagecoach Road I-35 frontage road North Point Germany, Magical CLOSED TUES & WED 947-3355 Clean Restrooms Treats and Kettle Corn. Live music begins with Rebecca Jane at 12:30 p.m., Evelyn Billington follows Sunshine Willi Band (above) will play Oktoberfest at Bar- at 2 p.m., Wes Perryman at row Brewing on Sept. 29. Join The D Boys (below) for a 3:30 p.m. followed by Rush- second weekend of Oktoberfest celebration on Oct. 13. Inn at Salado in Ray Steele at 5 p.m. and Historic Bed and Breakfast ~Weddings ~ Receptions ~ Meetings Sunshine Willi Band at 7 p.m. The Oct. 13 schedule in- cludes Evelyn Bilington at noon, Salado’s own The D Boys at 1:30 p.m., Smokin’ Maxx Carter at 3 p.m., Ca- sey Royer Band at 5 p.m. followed by German Music at 7 p.m. Food trucks for Oct. 13 will be Check Point Germa- North Main & Pace Park Dr. ny, Happy Pizza Company (254) 947-0027 | (800) 724-0027 inn-at-salado.com and Rosie Jo’s. Page 4C, salado Village Voice, September 13, 2018 Shopping Map of Salado Map Legend S Shopping A Art and Galleries L Lodging D Dining and Drinks V Venues & Sights $ Services C Churches and Education

# Business Name Type 4 St. Stephen Catholic Church C 6 Salado College Park V 7 Raney & Associates $ 8 Stagecoach Inn D 9 Salado Museum V Salado Visitors Center $ Salado Chamber of Commerce $ Village of Salado Tourism Office $ 10 Sofi’s S 14 Salado Glassworks A 17 Barrow Brewing Company D 20 Springhouse Emporium S 21 The Venue V 22 The Shed D 24 Tablerock V 26 Salado United Methodist Church C 29 Alexander’s Distillery D 29 Inn on the Creek L 30 First Baptist Church C 32 First Texas Brokerage $ 33 First State Bank $ 34 First Community Title $ Farmer’s Insurance $ Zbranek Agency 40 W.A. Pace Memorial Park V 48 The Inn at Salado L 49 Lively Coffeehouse & Bistro D 55 Salado Family Dentistry $ 58 The Shoppes on Main S 60 Salado Creek Jewelry S 62 The Pizza Place D 65 ERA Colonial Real Estate $ 73 Cornett Corner Investment Realty $ First Eye Care Salado S 75 Bruce Bolick, CPA $ Lone Star EBikes S 76 Salado Civic Center $ 81 Salado Wine Seller and D Salado Winery Co. 82 St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church C 85 Salado Post Office $ 86 Bill Bartlett – Century 21 $ 87 The Personal Wealth Coach $ 89 Stamp Salado S 90 Presbyterian Church of Salado C 91 Troy Smith Financial Services $ 92 Salado Sculpture Garden A 96 Salado Plaza Ace Pest Control $ Integrity Rehab $ Keith Ace Hardware $ Mill Creek Cleaners $ Salado’s Hair Shop $ Salado Village Voice $ 97 Brookshire Brothers S 100 Salado Public Library C 104 Hairitage Barber Shop $ 113 Salado Church of Christ C 118 Salado Antique Mall S Salado Market Days 126 Cowboy’s Barbecue D 130 Village Spirits S 132 Broecker Funeral Home $ 133 Johnny’s Steaks and BBQ D 135 Embrace Smiles $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

Not Shown on the Shopping Map Animal Medical $ JD’s Travel Center D The Play Yard Preschool $ Don Ringer $ Garlyn Shelton $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship C Grace Baptist Church C Mill Creek Country Club D/V

Historical Markers in Salado

6. Salado Historic College Hill 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 8. Main Street Bridge 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 23. The Baines House 24. Historic Dipping Vats 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 31. The Tyler House 50. The Barton House 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 26. Old Methodist Chapel 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 51. The Levi Tenney House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 45. The Anderson House 55. The Armstrong Adams House 79. The Reed Cabin 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 46 Old Saloon 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge 100. The Josiah Fowler House 29. Alexander’s Distillery 48. The Norton-Orgain House 49. The Vickrey House 30. First Baptist Church salado Village Voice,September 13, 2018, Page 5C

Thinking things through his chances of winning a dia- Contract mond finesse were very poor on the bidding, so he decided Bridge to try to eliminate one of his By Steve Becker trump losers. Accordingly, at trick three It’s hard to estimate how he led a heart to dummy’s jack. many contracts are lost be- East won with the ace and re- cause players get overly upset turned a heart to the queen. 1. SCIENCE: What is the arsenic? after running into a bad suit Declarer then ruffed a club, study of heat and its transfor- break. A significant part of played a heart to the king and Answers mation to mechanical energy the skill in bridge consists of ruffed another club. Next came 1. Thermodynamics called? keeping your cool when the a diamond to the ace, deliber- 2. Triangle 2. LANGUAGE: What is the unexpected strikes, and then ately rejecting the finesse, fol- 3. Los Angeles symbol associated with the come Tanzania in 1964? calmly doing the best you can lowed by another diamond to 4. Fear of speed Greek letter “Delta” (upper- 7. LITERATURE: Who wrote under the circumstances. East’s king. 5. A buck case)? the children’s classic book Take the present case At this point, South was 6. Zanzibar and Tanganyika 3. MUSIC: Which city is “Charlie and the Chocolate where South discovered early down to only the K-J-10-8 of 7. Roald Dahl spades, while West’s last four hometown to the Red Hot Factory”? in the play that all five missing East did not follow suit, and it 8. 30.48 cards were the Q-9-7-6. When Chili Peppers band? 8. MEASUREMENTS: How trumps were banked against now seemed South would have 9. Michael Cimino East now led a club, declarer 4. PSYCHOLOGY: What is many centimeters are in a him. to lose two trump tricks. 10. As trumped with the ten. West the fear represented in tacho- foot? When dummy first ap- But faint heart ne’er won realized he’d be finished if he phobia? 9. MOVIES: Who was the Os- peared, it seemed his only fair lady, and South did not (c) 2018 King Features Synd., overruffed, so he chose instead 5. ANIMAL KINGDOM: car-winning director of “The possible losers were a spade, a promptly abandon all hope. Inc. to underruff with the six. What is a male rabbit called? Deer Hunter”? heart and a diamond. But when Instead, he focused all his ef- South countered by next 6. GEOGRAPHY: Which two 10. CHEMISTRY: What is declarer ruffed the club lead forts on finding a solution to leading the eight of spades. African nations joined to be- the symbol for the element and played the ace of trumps, his predicament. He knew that West won with the nine, but then had to lead from the Q-7 into declarer’s K-J, and the contract was home. (c) 2018 King Features Syndicate Inc.

If you enjoy the Puzzle page, try our interactive crossword and sudoku puzzles online at: saladovilla- gevoice.com Page 6C, salado Village Voice, September 13, 2018 This bird likes to nest under covered porches Wild About Texas Michael Price

The Barn Swallow state of Texas, and is quite (Hirundo rustica) is one of common in the Trans-Pecos eight species of the swal- and Panhandle regions. low family that inhabits the This variety of swallow state of Texas, and is the is the largest of the fami- only one of its genus. This ly, save the Purple Martin. particular species is an ex- Barn Swallows have a body tremely common bird that length between six and sev- resides throughout every en inches while the wing- state in continental United span can be just more than States, save for the state thirteen inches. While these of Arizona. It also occurs measurements make it the during the summer months second largest of the family, northward to southern Alas- it is quite a bit more slender ka, and is a winter resident than its closely related cous- in central Mexico. It can be ins. seen throughout the entire Like many other species

Barn Swallow

of the swallow family, the This species is gregarious like cliffs, caves, and even does not begin to show up Barn Swallow has a color- as well as primarily com- under bridges. Wherever for a couple of more months ation of indigo on the back munal, particularly when the nest is constructed, the as the bird matures. and wing tops. This indigo nesting. The males and fe- parents will often utilize the The main diet of this color tends to iridize when males are monogamous, same nesting site year after pretty little bird is insects, seen in bright sunlight. The and the female plays a game year. particularly types that top of the head is also blue- of “hard-to-get/catch-me- Generally, both parents many people consider to be black in coloration and is if-you-can” game that the will incubate the four to pests. It has been known to adorned with a rusty col- interested male participates seven half-inch long white fly behind farm equipment, 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 ored forehead. The chin in. After mating, both sexes eggs for the duration of including lawn mowers, at- 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 is also a rusty color, while ⌀㈀ 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 assist one another in build- the two week incubation tempting to capture flying 匀䄀䰀䄀䐀伀䜀䰀䄀匀匀圀伀刀䬀匀⸀䌀伀䴀 the under parts of the body ing the nest out of mud period. After hatching, the insects that are stirred up are a combination of white or clay mixed with grass, young will stay in the nest by the commotion. Some of and cinnamon. The tail is twigs, and even horsehair. for another three weeks its prey items also include 642 N. Main St. (254) 947-8848 colored like the body and These cup-shaped clay/mud or so and during this time, crop-damaging insects, is long and deeply forked. nests are often built inside both parents will feed them. and for this reason, many This tail structure is one of barns or other building, When the young swallows farmers and ranchers in- distinguishing character- Rubber Stamps and are built right above are ready to leave the nest, clude this species as a wel- istic that can be utilized to the doorframes of houses they are colored very simi- come addition of the natural Scrapbooking identify this species from with covered porches. Other larly to the adults, just a bit world to their land. other similar looking swal- nesting areas include places drabber. The iridescence ribbons lows. Great Classes Barn Swallows are com- monly seen while foraging for food or when swooping stampsaladotexas.com down to get a drink while in mid-flight. It has a flight pattern that has been de- scribed as graceful, with deep, but quick wing beats followed by inconsistent times of gliding. Occasion- ally it can be seen perched on telephone or electric lines, although the most frequent area that it can be 106 North Main Street seen is the areas where it (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) nests. (254) 855-5538 Private Showings

Salado’s 21 Main is the place to shop for Christmas home décor items. This selection Book Your Tee Time Today is from their 2017 Christmas in October booth. photo by Deborah Roberson OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Practice Facility Memberships Available Christmas in October returns Get ready Central Texas. ful,” states Tommye Prater, cording to Tommye Prater, Christmas is just around the Christmas in October co- “Christmas in October is 18 unforgettable holes of Golf designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. corner and the best place to chair. “Both vendors and the best place to start think- view “the latest” Christmas shoppers love to return each ing about the Christmas decorations and styles is year,” added Maurine Na- holidays and decorations. at the Salado Chamber of thanson, Christmas in Oc- We welcome everyone to Commerce Ladies Auxilia- tober co-chair. experience Christmas in ry Christmas in October. The Christmas in Oc- October.” Christmas in October is a tober Bake Sale is a much The Village trolley will second weekend tradition in anticipated tradition. Cus- be available to transport Salado This years event will tomers will enjoy wander- visitors from several Village be held 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on ing through the booth area parking areas. For more in- Oct. 12 - 13 at The Venue on and the bake sale area all in formation, visit www.sala- College Street. Admission the same facility. Most im- do.com or contact the Sal- is $3 per adult. portantly, participants will ado Chamber of Commerce The event serves as a pre- have the opportunity to pur- at (254) 947-5040. Tickets view to the Christmas sea- chase delicious homemade are available on EventBrite son and features the wares pies, cakes, cookies and a or at the door. of local and area merchants wide variety of desserts. The Salado Ladies Aux- millcreek-golf.com on display inside a beautiful A Style Show featuring iliary strives to promote setting of The Venue. Each models strolling through events and activities which (254) 947-5698 year, vendors creatively dis- the booth section will dis- enhance, improve and pro- play holiday decorations, play fall fashions from lo- mote the community of jewelry, clothing, food, and cal boutiques as well as Salado. Christmas in Octo- specialty home décor items. out of town merchants. ber is one of these events in Shoppers will experience The “strolling time” for the which the money earned is the sights, sounds, smells, models will be late morning given back to community tastes and charms of the and early afternoon on both organizations such as the Village of Salado. “The days of the event. Salado Volunteer Fire De- 2018 Christmas in Octo- Representatives of the partment, Salado Family ber promises to deliver an Salado Community Chorus Relief, Salado Community exciting array of local and will provide Christmas car- Chorus, AWARE Central area merchants. The Ladies ols at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Texas, Salado Volunteers Open for Breakfast 7 a.m. Daily Auxiliary is grateful to lo- “We always look forward and the Body of Christ cal merchants who have to the Salado Community Dental Clinic. Funds also Mill Creek Country Club Bar & Grill faithfully supported our Chorus group entertain- are used to provide annual open to the public 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. annual fundraiser through- ing shoppers and the Style scholarships for local high out the years. Without their Dine In or Carry Out Show features marvelous school students to attend dedication and tireless ef- fall fashions,” said Christ- college or technical school. forts, Christmas in October mas in October co-chair, would not be as success- Deborah Roberson. Ac- MarketplaceMarketplace Section D • Salado Village Voice Classifieds: Deadline is noon Mondays • 254.947.5321 • September 13, 2018

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