Salado Wild Game Dinner Buckley Sets Town Hall Feb. 28 Work Begins

Salado Villageillage Voiceoice Vol. XLI, Number 46 V Thursday, February 28, 2019 254/947-5321 V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Work begins on sewer extension By Tim Fleischer Plan called for lot sizes of Editor-in-Chief just under 1/4-acre, which would require the developer Work began Feb. 25 to to annex into the Village of extend the Salado sewer col- Salado in order to serve the lection system to the Salado properties with sewer. The ISD properties on Thomas minimum lot size allowed Arnold Road and Williams by state law and the Bell Dr. even though the proper- County Health Department ties have not yet been an- for property served by an on- nexed into the Village of site septic system is a half- Salado. acre. That is also the mini- Village administrator mum lot size allowed under Don Ferguson announced the Zoning and Subdivision that the sewer system will Ordinances for properties go on-line on April 2. He zoned Residential. added that he will hold an- The smallest lot size in other meeting with property the Concept Plan is 9,205 sq. owners about tying into the ft., according to Ferguson, system. He said that infor- requiring the board to ap- mation on contractors, re- prove the variance request quirements for tying into along with the Concept Plan. the system and resources for The Concept Plan will Wild Game Dinner decommissioning the septic have sidewalks, according to Folks lined up for a taste of dozens of fish, fowl and game dishes by a team of volunteers led by Rolly Correa systems will be on the Vil- Ferguson. In lieu of dedica- for the annual Salado United Methodist Church Wild Game dinner. Tenroc Ranch Chisholm Trail center was at lage website by the end of tion of park land, a require- capacity for the annual Salado United Methodist Church Wild Game Dinner on Feb. 24. The auction for the event February. ment of local ordinances, the was moved to the auction barn. The event has grown in popularity each year and raises funds for the Methodist As of press time Feb. 26, developer will pay the Vil- Church ministry programs. (Photos above and below, right by Marilyn Fleischer) the information had not been lage $34,000. posted. Nor had a date for the The property owner next meeting with property would also dedicate Smith owners been announced. Branch Rd. to the Village However, aldermen are of Salado. Currently Smith moving forward with the Branch Rd. is a private road annexation of the Salado that has been maintain by school property and will Bell County. However, for meet on Feb. 28 in a special the past three decades (at meeting to discuss the an- least) it has been used by the nexation of those properties. public. The Board of Aldermen Alderman Frank Coach- approved contract amend- man stepped down from the ment 8 with McLean Con- dais and recused himself struction for the construc- from any discussion or vote tion of 590 feet of sewer on the matter because he collection to serve the new owns property adjacent to Middle School and High the proposed subdivision. School complex on Williams Alderman Michael Mc- (Photo by Tim Fleischer) Rd. for $83,357. Dougal was absent, bringing Checking out the “Arma- Paul Cox played classic Country music for the folks attending. Aldermen approved the the Board down to two al- dillo eggs.” contract amendment 5 for dermen and the Mayor, who Kasberg Patrick Associates could vote in case of a tie. for $6,100 for their work on However, the issue never the Williams Rd. extension. came to a vote. Buckley sets town hall Feb. 28 Aldermen approved the After expressing concern District 54 Representa- from the people who sent me Rep. Brad Buckley is a contract amendment 4 with that the developer did not tive Brad Buckley will hold to the Capitol.” first-term legislator from KPA for their work on the have a firm commitment to a town hall meeting 6:30 “My constituents issues Salado and represents part extension of the sewer col- annex along with the Con- p.m. Feb. 28 at the Salado are my issues and hear- of Bell County and all of lection system to Salado cept Plan, aldermen Michael Civic Center. ing from them directly will Lampasas County in Central School Road to serve the Coggin made a motion to “I am looking forward always be of vital impor- Texas. school facilities at Thomas not take any action “until we to getting to visit with my tance to me, and I hope all He holds a Bachelor of Arnold Rd. have a more formal agree- hometown Saladoans and my friends and neighbors Veterinary Science and a The board approved con- ment with developer that he not only catch everyone up in Salado will to come out Doctorate of Veterinary tract amendment 7 with will annex the property.” on what’s been happening in to get an update on things Medicine from Texas A&M McLean Construction for The motion did not receive a Austin thus far, but to hear from Austin and to better in- University, and is a local vet- the collection line on Salado second. what is on their minds.” form me on what matters to erinarian in Killeen. School Road for a cost of Andy Jackson made a “I have greatly enjoyed them.” Dr. Buckley is a cattle $175,550. motion to approve the Con- getting to meet with con- Representative Buckley rancher, raiser of cutting The contract amendments cept Plan and variance re- stituents who have made will be discussing his legis- horses, proud husband, and will be funded by the Salado quest that was recommended the trip to Austin, however lative priorities, committee father to three children, all ISD, village administrator by the Planning & Zoning State Representative Brad I am excited to get back to assignments, and other local of whom are Aggies. Don Ferguson told alder- Commission and by Village Buckley. the Village and hear directly topics. men. Staff. It failed to receive a Work on the extension second. TxDOT begins work to replace CD 493 bridge of the collection system to During discussion, Fer- Texas Department of a wider, longer, concrete taking this bridge replace- mains until construction is the Salado schools will take guson reminded aldermen Transportation (TxDOT) be- bridge that meets current ment project at a cost of $1.2 completed. about three months, accord- of the Village policy that the gan a project to replace the roadway safety and design million. The project is scheduled ing to Ferguson. sewer would not serve prop- CR 493 Bridge at Salado specifications. The ap- Work will take place for completion in the late Salado School Road will erties that were not volun- Creek, northeast of Salado proaches to the structure between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Fall of 2019. be closed Monday through tarily annexed into the Vil- on Feb. 25. will also be upgraded and Monday through Friday. The TxDOT urges residents Friday from 8 a.m. until 2:45 lage by the owners. “They The project, designed to replaced. bridge and roadway closure, to be cautious and watch for p.m. during the construction won’t get service until they increase safety, will replace Knife River Corporation- to through traffic, also went construction personnel and of those lines, according to annex,” he said. the existing structure with South, of Bryan, is under- into effect Feb. 25 and re- equipment in the work area. Superintendent Michael No- The Zoning Ordinance votny. has requirements on the While the Salado ISD an- size of houses in relation to Historical Society Pot Luck Dinner is March 4 nexation request is the first the lot. For a Single Family Salado Historical Society Georgetown Heritage So- The organization’s mis- toric photographs and docu- to come to the Village as Residential 7 zoned proper- invites local residents to its ciety changed its name to sion is to preserve and pro- ments (now in the custody the completion of the Salado ty, the house and accessory annual Pot Luck Dinner 6 Preservation Georgetown. mote interest in George- of the Georgetown Public sewer system nears, alder- buildings may cover a maxi- p.m. March 4 at the Salado town’s heritage—its historic Library). men stumbled on a second mum of 35 percent of the lot. Church of Christ Activities Background buildings and sites and the Most recently (2013), the annexation that could bring The Zoning Ordinance Center, 225 N. Church St. America’s Bicenten- people associated with them, Olive Street National Reg- 171 new homes into the Vil- also has Zoning Districts for The Society provides nial celebrations in 1976 as well as the documents, ister Historic District was lage. SF-PH, Single-Family Resi- “pork loin”, paper goods, sparked a nationwide pres- pictures and other records established in Georgetown; Aldermen on Feb. 21 dential-Patio Home District and tea, coffee, water. Mem- ervation boom. In George- relating to them. a project initiated, man- failed to take any action on with a minimum lot size of bers and guests are asked to town, a group of citizens Lasting achievements are aged and funded by PG. The a Concept Plan and variance 4,500 sq. ft. with approved bring a favorite dish of veg- who had worked diligently organizing Georgetown’s charge of the organization request relating to minimum on-site sewer and SFA, Sin- etables, salad, bread, or des- on Georgetown’s Bicenten- Christmas Stroll, reviving continues to expand to meet lot size for a 54-acre subdi- gle-Family Attached Resi- sert. There will be an op- nial celebration also had the old traditional May Fair responsibly the growth and vision at the northeast cor- dential District (Condos and portunity to join the Salado a heightened awareness of (now the Red Poppy Festi- needs of the community ner of Royal St. and Smith Townhouses) with a mini- Historical Society. historic resources at the lo- val), starting the George- To find out more about Branch Rd. on property mum lot size of 3,000 sq. ft. Michael Walton of Pres- cal level. It was the vision of town History and Visitor their community partner- owned by Drake Land De- with approved on-site sewer. ervation Georgetown will be this group that led to the for- Information Center (now run ships and preservation velopment, LLC. the speaker. mation of the Georgetown by the City) and collecting a grants and fund, visit www. The proposed Concept In February 2017, the Heritage Society. substantial repository of his- preservationgeorgetown.org. Page 2A, SALADO Village Voice, February 28, 2019 Fifth grade classes Pay it Forward Two of our fifth grade teachers, Katie Rose and Superintendent’s Haley Pietsch, read the book “Pay it Forward” with their students as a two week Corner novel study. They also by Dr. Michael Novotny completed “Pay It Forward” projects with the students during those two weeks to rias, lockers, and janitors’ The intermediate school teach them that they can closets. Each of the notes office had their own pay it help change the world at any was intended to make those forward Valentine’s idea for age. reading them feel special the teachers. Thank you to The students made giant and encourage them to con- our fifth grade students and posters and placed them all tinue to pay it forward. teachers Katie Rose and over the intermediate school We have already wit- Haley Pietsch for inspiring building and cafeteria de- nessed students outside of others and having a positive scribing ways that the stu- the fifth grade giving en- impact on the Salado com- dents in Salado can be kind couraging notes to others. munity! to others. The students wrote and Durable good orders on hand delivered thank you notes to every single per- son employed by Salado decline, indicating peak in Independent School Dis- trict. The students wanted to make the project even economic growth more special and from them personally, so they each The Markets brought in twenty five cents In another week of bad Market & Economic of their own money and pur- news and good news, the chased candy to attach to S&P 500 managed to eke Update each thank you note. out a gain of 0.62 percent The students made al- to close at 2792.67. There By Jeffrey W. McClure most 1,000 post-it notes was plenty of economic bad and placed them around news but with each new re- declined 0.7 percent in De- all three schools, portable lease, another tweet or ru- uary. By now we normally cember, the fourth decline classrooms, all of the teach- mor out of the White House would have the first esti- since August of last year. ers’ classroom doors, prin- about a possible end to the mate of the fourth-quarter December’s year-over-year cipals’ desks, gyms, cafete- nascent trade war offset and full-year GDP growth investment growth was only the downturn. That pattern for 2018. Moody’s Ana- 2.5 percent, contrasting tends to confirm the thesis lytics has dropped their sharply with a 13.5 percent that tariffs, both existing fourth-quarter estimate to trailing one-year invest- and threatened, are holding an annualized 1.7 percent ment growth as recently as market values down. The growth for the quarter while last August. Deeper in the week’s small rise has gen- the Atlanta Federal Reserve report the numbers looked erated an 11.40 percent gain Bank is estimating 1.5 per- even starker. Orders for year to date and puts the cent. communications equipment Index up 1.65 percent from All those numbers con- were down 5 percent and a year ago but still leaves it tinue to indicate that we primary metals and ma- down over 5.7 percent from have reached a plateau in chinery orders were down its high last year. U.S. economic growth with a like amount. The survey The ten-year U.S. Trea- the Leading Economic In- respondents cited the usu- sury note yield also eked dicators, perhaps the most al list of issues, personnel out a tiny gain of 2.3 basis visible sign, bobbing up and shortages, transportation points (hundredths of a per- down for several months. restrictions, and the threats cent) for the week to a 2.655 We appear to remain on the of a supply-chain disruption percent yield. As we have edge of either an economic from tariffs. written before, early last second wind or a sag into Adding to the gloom, quarter the note was yield- recession. Also unchanged U.S. existing home sales ing 3.2 percent but a sour- is the assessment that im- declined 1.2 percent in Jan- ing outlook for the trade position of the threatened Sherrod Brown Is Not an Idiot uary and factory output un- Brown would have won war dropped the yield. The 25 percent tariffs on both The day has arrived in expectedly contracted 0.6 against Trump in 2016. He Treasury yield curve re- Chinese imports and Eu- the Democratic Party when Rich percent. At the same time, has a much stronger connec- mains fairly flat out to five ropean auto imports would Sherrod Brown is a kind of unemployment claims fell tion to working-class voters years while the dip between probably tip the U.S. and moderate. 23,000 for the week but the Lowry than Hillary Clinton, and two and five years contin- world economies into reces- The impeccably progres- four-week moving average never would have dismissed ues to suggest that the bond sion while removal of that sive Ohio senator who has of claims rose to the highest In 2016, Donald Trump them or the Upper Mid- market anticipates a slow- threat and the elimination long occupied a spot on the level since January of last handily won Ohio. The state west. He came up in politics er economy a year or two of all the tariffs imposed left flank of the Democratic year. Quite importantly, the is not Alabama, but it’s not hanging out in union halls, from now, but is optimistic since early 2018 could ex- caucus is declining to sign Conference Board’s Index New York or California ei- and warns against coastal about 5 years and beyond. tend economic growth well up for the fashionable radi- of Leading Economic Indi- ther, where a Democrat can condescension toward the Oil futures climbed anoth- into next year. cal causes of the hour. cators decreased slightly in discount any need to appeal Midwest. er 1.76 percent to $57.19, Finally, the imminent Brown has not endorsed January bringing the six- to culturally conservative Brown can claim some largely based on optimism threat of a hard Brexit is the Bernie Sanders “Medi- month growth in the Index voters. measure of vindication with for a thaw in the U.S.-Chi- an unknown that might care-for-all” plan that to a mere 0.8 percent. If we Finally, Brown’s base the rise of Trump. It has na trade war. Gold closed at have profound effects on contemplates the end of exclude the volatile trans- is unions that have no pa- moved the center of gravity $1,330.70, up 0.43 percent the world and U.S. econo- private insurance in Amer- portation numbers, durable tience for pie-in-the-sky of American politics in his but still down almost 3 per- my. The uncertainties and ica, nor for the outlandish- goods orders increased an environmental schemes direction. Brown’s econom- cent from a year ago. threats generated by an in- ly expensive and eminently anemic 0.1 percent in De- that threaten their jobs, or ic populism is no longer an The Economy creasingly anti-global series mockable Alexandria Oc- cember with core capital radical schemes to overturn outlier. We have often comment- of political moves are clear- asio-Cortez “Green New shipments only up 0.5 per- current health care arrange- The question is wheth- ed on business orders for ly having a negative effect Deal.” cent. ments when many of them er the Democratic Party durable goods as a barome- on potential growth. Hope This marks Brown out Once again, the numbers have gold-plated plans they is leaving behind Brown’s ter for our economic future. remains though that U.S. from other Democratic sen- are coming out with about want to protect. style of politics. The left’s The Commerce Depart- and U.K. leaders may yet ators running for president, a one-month delay because All of this means that disdain for working-class ment, in a government shut- recognize that trade wars who aren’t letting practical- of the 35-day government Brown has the sense to steer whites has, if anything, down-delayed announce- and isolationist national- ity or future worries about a shutdown so we are still clear of proposals that will grown over the first two ment, let us know that net, ism are big negatives to all general election keep them largely in the dark about almost certainly diminish years of the Trump pres- adjusted business invest- concerned and will reverse from putting their names to economic activity in Jan- a Democrat’s chances of idency. And like Bernie ment in durable equipment their policies. legislation that will never beating Trump. 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www.fbcsalado.org (254) 947-5465 Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor WEDNESDAY 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal SUNDAY 5:30 p.m. Jr High MIDWEEK 8:30 a.m. Classic Worship Service 6 p.m. Adult Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Kingdom Kids (K-6) 11 a.m. Contemporary 6 p.m. Bible Drill (4-6) Worship Service 6 p.m. ESL 6:15 p.m. MIDWEEK MEAL (YOUTH) 6:45 p.m. High School MIDWEEK Betty Martin Chapter members Lisa Nix, Evelyn Lane, Regent Dorothy Wooten and Carol Hodge (not pictured) assisted Olin E. Teague Veteran’s Hospital Voluntary Ser- vice Specialist Bridgett Holmes with distributing heart balloons, popcorn buckets, yarn hats/gloves and a commemorative medal to veterans during their stay at the hospital on February 14.. Holmes organizes heartfelt goodie bags to present the vet- Salado Church of Christ erans during each holiday. Come find out why our church family is driven by the same purpose Jesus UMHB to Dedicate Lord Hall gave to all his disciples – Belton, Texas – On Fri- contractors who took part in (now UMHB) in 1905. In to love God completely, day, March 1, the University the project. the years following, Sharon to love our neighbors of Mary Hardin-Baylor will Following the ribbon and her brother, Griff, and celebrate the opening of its cutting, visitors can tour the (as we love ourselves), their families made fre- latest residential facility, new residence hall, includ- quent personal gifts to the and to serve all the above. Lord Hall, with a special ing a few student rooms. endowment and facilitated dedication ceremony and Lord Hall is named in You are always welcome! the awarding of grants to ribbon cutting. The event honor of Griff and Kathy UMHB from the Grogan begins at 1 p.m. and is free Lord, Michael and Sharon Lord Foundation, estab- Sunday and open to the public. Lord Daggett, and their lished by their father. Bible Classes • 9 a.m. After a short dedication families. Sharon Lord Worship • 10 a.m. ceremony, UMHB Presi- Daggett established an en- 947-5241 Spanish Worship - Call Church for times dent Randy O’Rear will be dowed scholarship in 1996 Sons of American IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Wednesday joined for a ribbon cutting in memory of her grand- www.saladochurchofchrist.com Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. by Griff and Kathy Lord, mother Ida Myrtle Roberts Revolution meet Michael and Sharon Lord Manning, who attended Daggett, and architects and Baylor College for Women March 9 Heart of Texas Chapter #26 Texas Society of the Sons of the American Rev- ENCOUNTER GOD. LASTOVICA olution will meet 10 a.m. BE EQUIPPED WITH TRUTH. Fine Jewelers, Inc. March 9 at the Salado Pub- “Known for Service” lic Library. The program will be ENGAGE THE WORLD. Prompt In-Store Jewelry Repairs given by Dr. Thomas Kidd, Diamond Sales • Custom Casting • Diamond Distinguished Professor of Appraisal • Watch Repair • Diamond Setting History, Baylor Universi- Jewelry Repair ty, “The Faith of Benjamin Worship with us Sunday at 1202 S 31st St. & Ave. L • Temple Franklin.” 10:30am just two miles west of 773-5772 The HOTSAR will meet gracesalado.com/visit Salado High School on FM 2484. again on May 11. gracesalado.com/visit Share your news.

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Lora McELLigott Lora passed away peacefully on February 3, 2019 with her husband and some family by her side. Lora was born in January of 1936 of her parents O.C. and Mabel Dillard in Alamogor- 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. (254) 308-2025 do, New Mexico in her Monday - Thursday Linda Poole, APRN ANP grandmother’s house. She had a life of love for Tommy, her horses, the Primary and Urgent Medical Care outdoors and her volley- for Adults 18 years and older ball girls. Lora taught Walk-ins Welcome Appointments Encouraged for over 30 years in El Paso, TX which is also Enter from North Stagecoach Road where she met the love northbound I35 frontage road 560 N. Main #7 of her life, Tommy on the rooftop of her house. The couple married in 1976. Greyson Lee McGregor was born at 3:37 a.m. February 19, 2019 at Baylor One of her proudest Scott & White hospital in Temple. He measured 20 inches and weighed 7 lbs., moments was coaching 6 oz. her volleyball girls in He is the son of Eric and Madison (Matsi) McGregor of Salado. 1978 all the way to the He is the grandson of Teresa Young and Shawn Matsi of Killeen and Bran- state finals. She was don and Jennifer McGregor of Salado. honored in October of Dr. Michael Reyes (254) 781-0041 Great grandparents are Larry and Regina McGregor of Salado, Debbie 2018 as the winningest Young of Killeen, Miriam Orinstein of Nolanville and Mary McHaney of Salado. coach in El Paso ISD 418 N. Main Street He also has aunts and uncles welcoming him home: Jaci McGregor and School history. After leaving El Paso, Tom- Vision Eye Examinations Eye Allergies Joshua McGregor, both of Salado; Hunter Droulliard, Harley Droulliard, Brean- my and Lora moved to Medical Eye Examinations Designer Eyewear na Droulliard and Easton Matsi, all of Killeen. Ruidoso, NM where Eye Emergencies Sunglasses Eye Disease Management Contact Lenses Services they enjoyed each others Red Eyes, Dry Eyes company, skiing, The Temple College offering Optimist Club and train- FirstEyeCareSalado.com ing and racing horses Medical Insurance Accepted Vision Plans Accepted with her father. The last Microsoft classes this spring few years she and Tom- The Temple College termediate will be offered 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. my would still summer Business and Continuing April 23, 24 and 25 from in Ruidoso and winter Presbyterian Education Division is of- 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Business and Con- in Salado, TX with fam- ily close by. She will Church of Salado fering classes on several tinuing Education Division A Friendly, Small Church with a Message popular Microsoft software Microsoft Excel 2016 – Ad- also is offering a Windows be missed by those who programs this spring. vanced will be offered May 10 course March 5, 7 and 8 knew and loved her. What others say about the church: 14 and 16 from 5:30 to 9:30 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Lora is preceded in “The way church used to be.” Microsoft Word 2016 – In- p.m. All classes will be held death by her parents. She “Old favorite hymns that are meant to be sung.” troduction will be offered in Berry Hall on the Temple is survived by her hus- “The Message is from the Bible in context.” March 19, 21 and 22 from Microsoft Powerpoint 2016 College campus in Temple. band, Tommy, and her 8:30 a.m. to noon. – Introduction will be of- For additional information, daughters, Jodi and Jill fered May 21 and 23 from or to register, visit www. and their families, and Microsoft Excel 2016 – In- 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. templejc.edu/BCE or call her best dog “Happy”. troduction will be offered 254-298-8625. A memorial service April 9, 10 and 11 from 5:30 Microsoft Access 2016 – will be held on Saturday, to 9:30 p.m. Introduction will be offered March 2nd at 2 p.m. at Microsoft Excel 2016 – In- Thursday, May 30, from Salado the 3C Cowboy Church, Village Voice Salado with Billy John- Senior Center Mardi Gras Country son officiating. Sunday Services 10 a.m. Your community In lieu of flowers, Adult Sunday School at 9 a.m. Western Dance held March 7 the family requests any newspaper for donations be sent to a Men’s Prayer Breakfast Tues 8 a.m. Belton Senior Activity The AARP Safe Driving charity of your choice in Chair Yoga Tuesday 1 p.m. | Thurs 10:30 a.m. Center will have a Mar- Class is scheduled 11:30 40 years memory of Lora. Choir Practice on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. di Gras-themed Country a.m.-3:30 p.m. March 19. Subscribe today Services are in the Rev. 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The group is also known The “fourth” member of for its collaboration with Warp Trio is Rick Martinez. other artists such as its’ sold As a drummer and percus- out premier of the Warp Tri- sionist, he adds amazing ple Concerto for Piano Trio rhythmic reinforcement to Keep banking the group. He studied at the and Orchestra with New York City’s Urban Play- prestigious Peabody Con- ground Chamber Orchestra. servatory in Baltimore, MD It has also partnered with and under classic percus- spoken word artist LuiK- sion greats including Tony wuiDon to create the pro- Moreno, Wayne Krantz, simple. gram “Black Voices” that Mike Richmond and Dave showcases music and poet- Pietro. ry from African-American The Warp Trio guest art- ist performance is at 7:30 Stop by. We’d love to meet you. composers and authors. Individual members are p.m. and tickets are $5 at 815 N. Stagecoach Rd. the door. 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The wheels came off in Two Salado High School Voiceless is a documentary the third as Navasota scored films have qualified for that tells the journey of a 20 points, including 10 by the State Finals of the UIL human trafficking survivor Preston, who had a game Young Filmmakers Fes- in Texas and how we can high 22 points. The Eagles tival This year over 700 prevent it from spreading. had 11 points in the third films were submitted. Fi- Pencil by Rayne Polkow- and trailed by 10 going into nalists will have their films ski and Rachel Moore also the final eight minutes. screened March 5 at the his- qualified in the Narrative Navasota added 16 toric Paramount Theatre in division. In Pencil, two peo- points in the fourth and Austin. ple go on a journey of life held Salado to just 7. Voiceless by Roxi and love through the meta- Zack Shaver led the Ea- Thrasher qualified in the phor of a pencil. gles with 13 points. Documentary division. Sammy Brown followed with 8 points and Peyton Miller had 6 points. Also scoring were Cade SALADO CLEANERS Scallin and Jeremy Jarvis, Laundry • Dry Cleaning • Alterations 2 points each and Eli Pitt- man, 1 point. 1209 N. Stagecoach The Eagles finished their (Next to the Library) season with a 28-8 record. 254-947-7299 They were the runners-up 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat in District 27-4A behind Liberty Hill. Seniors on the team Wash & Fold are Jeremy Jarvis, Sammy Brown, Zack Shaver and Nate Eschmann. Salado High Prom is March 2 Regional Quarterfinals Book your Updo & Makeup Navasota, winner of Dis- session now Candice (254) 541-7186 trict 26-4A, faced Freder- Weekday hours and Saturdays 10 - 2 icksburg, runner up of Dis- trict 28-4A, in the Regional Quarterfinals on Feb. 26. 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Jeremy Jarvis (22) tries to keep Navasota’s Tavarus Brookshire Brothers Barker from getting the ball down the court after Barker Floral Department 947-8922 grabbed a rebound. (Photo by Christy Shaver) Page 2B salado Village Voice, February 28, 2019 SHS Academic, Speech squad Ladies go 2-2-1 at West Salado Lady Eagles da Cantu knocked in two away. competes at Westwood went 2-2-1 in the West runs with a double. Oborski Salado led 2-1 after the Softball Tournament Feb. walked and both girls stole first as Piper Randolph led Salado UIL Academic Number Sense 21-23. They will play in the base before Ford knocked off the bottom of the frame and Speech squad compet- 2nd place: Andrew Novotny Informative Franklin Tournament Feb. in both runners with a dou- with a triple to deep right. ed at the Westwood Meet 2nd Sam Willingham 28-March 2 before Spring ble to left to end the game. She stole home. Amanda on Feb. 23. Following are Mathematics 4th Hunter Foster Break. Cantu singled and scored results. 3rd place: Ben Sunshine Alvarado 3 the second run of the in- Persuasive Teague 2 Salado 4 ning. Calculator Applications 4th Sam Willingham Salado 13 Salado scored two runs The Lady Eagles added Academic 2nd place: Charity Pryor Salado Lady Eagles in the bottom of the sixth to another run in the third on a Spelling 2nd place Team: Ashlyn Prose scored four runs in the third stave off a three-run frame single by Chris Wilson who 3rd place: Madeline Sun- Fossett, Ytzi Montes Victo- 2nd Nathan Cahoon on their way to a 10-run by Alvarado in the second scored on a double to left by shine ria, Charity Pryor 3rd Ian Wilson rout of the Teague Lady Li- game of the West tourney Elizabeth Ford. Erin Faske 5th place: Gricelda Vargas ons in the first round of the Feb. 21, winning 4-3. doubled and Ford held up at 2nd place Team: Zachary LD Debate West Softball Tournament. Piper Randolph scored third. Reese Preston walked Shaver, Madeline Sunshine, Speech 5th Christian Ortiz Salado won 13-2 with the in the bottom of the first to load the bases before Gricelda Vargas 1st Team Speech mercy rule stoppage in the after leading off with a sin- Graham got the third out. Salado High School fifth. gle. She stole second and Edminson honored to Teague took an early 1-0 went to third on a ground lead off the fourth. Ran- lead in the top of the first, out by Amanda Cantu. She dolph followed with a homer Salado UIL wins Lampasas Meet but Salado added two runs scored on a single to center to the opposite field. Cantu Salado High UIL Aca- ning in the bottom of the frame. by Rylee Oborski. was hit by the pitcher. She demic and Speech team won Piper Randolph led off In the third, Amanda stole second and third. Ob- the Lampasas Meet Feb. 16, Calculator Apps: Speech with a homer over the left Cantu scored on a single, orski walked and advanced scoring 412 points. 1st place: Averie Piatt Prose Interpretation: field fence. With two outs, after stealing third, she on a single to deep center 2nd place: Charity Prior 2nd place: Ian Wilson Chris Wilson singled and scored on a ground out to that scored Cantu. Oborski 3rd place: Luke Nelson 4th place: Nathan Cahoon advanced to third on a sin- second by Chris Wilson to stole home before the game Academics gle by Elizabeth Ford. She give Salado a 2-0 lead. ended due to time. Social Studies: Calculator Apps Team Poetry Interpretation: stole home before Ford was In the top of the sixth, 3rd place: Reece Brown Event- 1st place: Rayne Polkowski thrown out stealing second. Alvarado’s Brooke Nailey Robinson 10 4th place: Shane Roche 1st place: Averie Piatt, Teague knotted the game doubled to knock in two Salado 2 6th place: Warren Roche Charity Prior, Luke Nelson Informative Extemporane- at 2-2 in the top of the third, runners. Nailey scored Salado lost to Robinson Social Studies Team Event- ous Speaking: but the rest was all Salado. when a batter was hit by the Lady Rockets in the fourth 1st place: Shane Roche, Number Sense: 4th place: Sawyer Bagley Randolph led off the frame pitcher with the bases load- round of the West Tourna- Warren Roche, Reece 1st place: Andrew Novotny with a single. She scored on ed to give Alvarado a 3-2 ment 10-2. The Lady Rock- Brown 2nd place: Cooper Cham- Persuasive Extemporaneous a triple by Rylee Oborski. lead. ets had 15 hits against Sal- bliss Speaking: Wilson singled to score Ob- Erin Faske led off the ado, which had nine hits in Headline Writing: 3rd place: Ryder Haas 1st place: Connor Howard orski. Ford doubled to score bottom of the frame with a the seven inning game. 5th place: Jordan Stockton 5th place: Trey Graham 3rd place: Lindsey Neas Wilson and went to third on walk. She went to second on Salado scored in the a single by Erin Faske. She a single by Rebecca Dock- second inning when Chris Editorial Writing: Number Sense Team Event- Debate Results stole home. Rebecca Dock- ray. Both runners stole base Wilson and Erin Faske got 2nd place: Jordan Stockton 1st place: Andrew Novotny, ray singled but Faske and before Randolph singled to walks. Rebecca Dockray 5th place: Diego Romero Cooper Chambliss, Ryder Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Dockray were left on base, knock in the winning run. singed to load the bases and 6th place: Aunnika Deen Haas Debate: Randolph led off a three- Reese Preston grounded to 1st place: Grace Barker run fourth with a double. Graham 14 first to score Wilson. Feature Writing: Spelling: 2nd place: Sawyer Bagley She scored on an Oborski Salado 7 Dockray singled to lead 1st place: Diego Romero 1st place: Kennedy Kendall 5th place: Jacob Tipton single. Wilson doubled to Salado could not han- off the seventh. She stole 3rd place: Aunnika Deen 2nd place: Madeline Sun- score Oborski. With two dle the batting of Graham, second base and went to shine Top Speaker: Grace Barker outs, Faske doubled to deep which had 15 hits and took third on a single by Ed- Math: 3rd place: Gricelda Vargas left to score Wilson. Faske advantage of six walks in minson. She scored on the 1st place: Ben Sunshine 4th place: Matthew Stahnke Novice Lincoln-Douglas was left on base. their 14-7 win on Feb. 22. attempt to throw Edminson 2nd place: Elizabeth Won 6th place: Zachary Shaver Debate: Reese Preston singled to The teams were tied at out at second. 4th place: Amy Manning 2nd place: Jackson Arnett lead off the bottom of the 2-2 after two innings, but Spelling Team Event- 3rd place: Marisol Tovar fifth. She stole second and Graham poured in seven Math Team Event- 1st place: Kennedy Kendall, went to third on a single by runs in the third and five in Continued on, pg. 4B 1st place: Ben Sunshine, Madeline Sunshine, Gricel- Marissa Gonzales. Aman- the fourth to put the game Elizabeth Won, Amy Man- da Vargas

Texas Medical Group welcomes Eagles beat Academy, Burnet RAMIRO A. PEÑA, M. D. and Jarrell Medical Clinic Boys soccer 2nd in district race Salado Eagles are in sec- an Chavez. Caleb Chambliss. ond place in District Soccer The final goal was unas- Fresham Cooper Cham- schedule your appointment today with a 6-1 district record af- sisted and scored by Javier bliss scored the fourth un- 512.588.1501 ter wins over Academy and Chavez assisted and Freshman Toby Burnet last week. The Eagles defeated the Rios assisted by Freshman The Varsity Boys soccer Burnet Bulldogs 5-2 on Feb. Max Markham had the final team defeated Academy 5-0 19. goal. on Feb. 22. The first half ended 2-0 The boys travel to Flor- RAMIRO A. PEÑA, M. D. Junior Nader Smien with the first goal coming ence 5:30 p.m March 1 for a Jarrell Medical Clinic scored the first two goals from Junior Nader Smien district match. 305 Limestone Terrace, Ste C-3 of which both were assist- assisted by Cooper Cham- They will host Liberty Jarrell, TX 76537 ed by Senior Captain Caleb bliss. Hill at 5:30 p.m. March 8. Chambliss. The second goal was As of presstime, Liberty Office 512.588.1501 Junior Javier Chavez scored by Freshman Alex Hill is in the lead in District Fax 855.346.7410 [email protected] scored the third goal right Pierce assisted by Sopho- 27-4A at 7-0, followed by before halftime. more Nicholas Lemus. Salado, 6-1, Lampasas, 5-2, www.txmedicalgroup.com The second half goals The second half goals Florence and Jarrell, 1-5-1, came from Caleb Cham- were scored by Alex Pierce Burnet, 1-4, Academy 1-5. bliss, assisted by Junior Bri- assisted by Senior Captain Reported by Jared Cruddas Salado Public Library Lady Eagles 2nd March in district 27-4A Salado Lady Eagles beat Burnet, 4-2, Lampasas, 4-3, Storytime | 11 a.m. Read Across America Academy and Burnet last Academy, 2-5, Jarrell, 1-6, March 4 & 9 | Rainbows Salute to Dr. Seuss! week in soccer and remain Florence, 0-7. March 11 & 16 | Leprechauns March 2| 1 p.m. in second place in District March 18 & 23 | Dinosaurs 27-4A. JV Girls March 25 & 30 | Elephants Family Movie | 2:30 p.m. The varsity Lady Eagles Salado Lady Eagles JV March 23 | Dumbo defeated Academy by a soccer team are 5-0 in dis- Wiggle Worms | 10:30 a.m. trict with wins over Lampa- score of 3-0 on Feb. 22. March 1, 15, 22 & 29 | age 0 - 3 Goals were scored by sas and Burnet last week. Sit & Knit Anna Lesley, Presley Mad- The JV girls defeated the Tuesdays | 10 a.m. TeenScene | 3:30 p.m. dux, and Madison Spradlin. Lampasas Lady Bulldogs March 16 | Leprechaun Bracelets Hannah Reavis recorded an by a score of 5-1 on Feb. 22. Coloring, Crosswords & Coffee assist. Avery Wright earned Three goals were scored KidZone | 4 p.m. Thursdays | 1 p.m. the shutout in goal. by Presley Webb. Charley March 7 | Rainbow Keychains The varsity girls soccer Thomas had one assist. Lil- March 14 | Rainbow Slime Salado Writers Group | 10:30 a.m. team defeated Burnet Feb. ly Lougheed scored a goal March 16 | Dino Excavation! March 23 | Ages 11 and up 19 by a score of 9-1. on a rebound shot. Maddie March 28 | Lego Club Goals were scored by Wade scored the fifth goal Aubrey Heffner (3), Hannah on a breakaway. Reavis (2), Holly Wright, The girls shut out the Read with Murphy Burnet Lady Bulldogs by March 9 | 10:30 a.m. Anna Lesley, Mackenzie Miller, and Madisyn Mad- a score of 6-0 on Feb 18. dux. Assists were recorded Goals were scored by Kait- by Allison Carnahan (2), lyn Casper, Preslee Webb Aubrey Heffner (2), Mad- (2), Caley Aycock (2), and HOURS ison Spradlin (2), Anna Lilly Lougheed. Caelan Mon - Wed & Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Lesley (2), and Mackenzie Teer had two assists and Miller. Preslee Webb had one as- Thurs 10 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. sist. (254) 947-9191 Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. District standings: Lib- erty Hill, 7-0, Salado, 6-1, Reported by Michael Goos salado Village Voice, February 28, 2019, Page 3B JV Red Eagles win 5 straight Salado Eagles JV Red a two RBI double in the ca would throw 5 1/3 strong a 4-inning combined no hit- Howton, and Cunningham slow out of the gate being beat the Austin Royals 11-4 seven-run fourth inning. innings only giving up 1 ER ter from Bryce Dobbins, would end the game with 4 held scoreless through 3. in Georgetown on Feb. 25 He also had a single in the and striking out 7 while go- Daniel Cunningham, and RBI apiece. McDaniel came in relief to improve to 5-1 in the ear- sixth. ing 2-3 with a double at the Logan Atchison. The Eagles offense of starter Hunter Howton ly baseball season. Harker Heights Tourney plate as well. The Eagles slugged 8 singles, 3 doubles, with bases loaded and 1 Salado 18 The Eagle JV Red team would give up 4 runs in the and a triple while patiently out and the score still tied Salado 11 Academy 5 won all four games in the top of the final inning, but drawing 12 walks. Nader at 0. A huge pair of strike- Austin Royals 4 Harker Heights tournament held on 7-5 to capture their The Eagles would flex Smien swiped his 12th bag outs would get Salado out Salado beat the Austin Feb. 21-22. first win of the season. their offensive muscles in of the year. of the jam. This sparked a Royals 11-4 in a neutral site an 18-5 win over Academy 4 run top of the 4th led by on Feb. 25. Salado 7 Salado 21 on Feb. 22. Salado 7 McDaniel’s second triple of Carson King led the Lampasas 5 Shoemaker 0 Sophomore Dillon Mc- Copperas Cove 2 the day. Sophomore catcher Eagles with three singles on The Eagles would open Salado would have no Daniel threw 3 innings, In the final game of the Kory Walker led the team four at-bats. He scored two up play in Harker Heights trouble with Shoemaker in striking out 7, while only tournament, Salado de- with 3 hits and caught all runs and had two RBI. Feb. 21 against the Lampa- game two, winning 21-0. issuing 1 walk and giving feated Copperas Cove 7-2. four games of the tourna- Dillon McDaniel hit sas Badgers. Stuart Lastovi- The Eagles had 11 hits and up 1 ER. McDaniel, Hunter The Eagles would start ment. Junior High track teams sweep Roasa Relays Salado Junior High Triple Jump: Isaac Pet- Holly Giesecke, Jordan Hauck, first, 2:34.90. 1/2. Dabney, fifth, 3:12.20, Lexy Track Teams won all four tigrew, second, 34-11, Dawson, fifth, 28-1 1/2. 1600 Meter Run: Luke Discus: Garrett Combs, Wilson, sixth, 3:12.64. divisions in the Roasa Ju- Cayden Strickland, third, Discus: MaKayla Bush, Drigalla, second, 6:33.76, second, 81-6 1/2. Luke Law, 1600 Meter Run: Mady- nior High Relays in Holland 34-6, Seth Reavis, fourth, fifth, 58-10. Breighton Massur, third, third, 74-8 1/2, Peanut Braz- son Rosam., third, 6:35.02. on Feb. 25. 33-6 1/2. Triple Jump: Natalie 6:59.88. zle, fifth, 68-2. 100 Meter Hurdles: High Jump: Darius Wil- Burleson, third 28-6 1/2, 110 Meter Hurdles: Triple Jump: Kase Paige Farris, second, 18.88, son, second, 4-10, Noah Haleigh Wilk, fourth, 28-4. Luke Law, first, 21.65, Maedgen, first, 31-5 1/4, Mea Fuller, fourth 20.66. 8th Grade Boys Self, fourth, 4-8. High Jump: Alex Dawson Barksdale, third, Morgan Hauck, fourth, 29- 800 Meter Relay: Alexis Salado 8th Grade Boys Pole Vault: Kie Hayes, Dworaczyk, second, 4-6, 21.95, Jackson Bragg, sixth, 11 1/2. Dudeczka, Ashley Ortiz, Track team won the Roasa first, 7-6, Evan Hardt, sec- Heidi Teichelman, fourth, 22.52. High Jump: Dylan Wig- Kirbee Webb, Olivia Wal- Jr. High Relays Feb. 25. Sal- ond, 7-0, Lane Heath, third, 4-2. 300 Meter Hurdles: ley, second, 4-4, Gavin rath, third, 2:11.44. ado won the meet with 241 6-6. Pole Vault: Audrey Luke Law, third, 58.70. Humphries, third, 4-0. 1600 Meter Relay: Alex- points, followed by Jarrell Bender, first, 5-6. 400 Meter Relay: Ca- Pole Vault: Jackson is Dudeczka, Kaelyn Hous- in second with 102 points. den Jacobus, Kase Maedgen Bragg, first, 8-0, Cooper ton, Lydia Lesley, Paige 100 Meter Dash: Seth 8th Grade Girls Morgan Hauck, Taylor Cun- Thomas, second, 7-0, Mor- Farris, second, 5:04.81. Reavis, second, 12.92, Isaac Salado 8th Grade Girls 7th Grade Boys ningham, first, 54.22. gan Adams, third, 6-6. Long Jump: Bethany Pettigrew, third, 12.97, Track team won the Roasa Salado 7th Grade Boys 800 Meter Relay: Jack- Braswell, fifth, 10-11 3/4. Nathan Hanscom, fourth, Jr. High Relays Feb. 25. Sal- Track team won the Roasa son Bragg, Neyzer Pere-Ne- Shot Put: Allison Al- 13.12. ado won the meet with 207 Jr. High Relays Feb. 25. Sal- ri Peanut Brazzle, Phoenix 7th Grade Girls cozer, first, 29-7, Kayla Ad- 200 Meter Dash: Cayden points, followed in second ado won the meet with 262 Flores, first, 2:00.62. Salado 7th Grade Girls ams, second, 28-4 1/4, Ciara Strickland, second, 26.72, by Thrall with 129 points. points, followed in second 1600 Meter Relay: Track team won the Roasa Crow, third, 27-10 1/2. Matt Rose, sixth,DONRINGLERTOYOTA 28.53. 100 Meter Dash: Hal-.COMby Jarrell with 112 points. Dylan Wigley, Garrett Jr. High Relays Feb. 25. Sal- Discus: Kayla Adams, 400 Meter Dash: Darius ey Piatak, second, 13.91, 100 Meter Dash: Kade Combs, Jackson Husung, ado won the meet with 131 first, 76-9 1/2, Ariel Cebre- Wilson, second, 1:02.24, Harley Drouillard, fourth, Maedgen, first, 10.03, Tay- Morgan Hauck, first, points, followed in second co, third, 57-6, Jessica Soto, Brazos Farr, fifth, 1:08.40. 14.55, Camille Brown, fifth, lor Cunningham, fourth, 4:31.87. by Thrall with 107 points. sixth, 49-1 1/2. 800 Meter Run: Logan 14.65. 13.65. Long Jump: Morgan 100 Meter Dash: Kayla Triple Jump: Lydia Les- White, first, 2:39.52, Tyler 254.774.6500 200 Meter Dash: Haley 200 Meter Dash: Kase Hauck, first, 14-0 1/2, Adri- Adams, fifth, 15.52.Leyla ley, second, 26-9 1/2, Alexis Anderson, fifth, 2:46.52. Piatak, first, 30.28, Amy Maedgen, first, 27.24, Ca- an Fach, second, 13-6 1/2, Peralta, sixth, 15.68. Dudeczka, third, 25-8 1/2. 1600 Meter Run: Ortiz, fourth, 31.15, Niamh den Jacobus, sixth, 29.21. Taylor Cunningham, fourth, 200 Meter Dash: Payton High Jump: Meri Fisch- Jake Rechtfertig, second,EXIT McLaren, 294B sixth, OFF 31.65. I·35 400 Meter Dash: Dylan 13-2. Cunningham, sixth, 33.04. er, fourth, 3-10, Paige Far- 6:01.74, Brooks Dabney, 400 Meter Dash: Ellie Wigley, first, 1:06.87, -Gar Shot Put: Garrett Combs, 400 Meter Dash: Kaelyn ris, fifth, 3-8. third, 6:12.90. BETWEENMescher BELTON, second, AND 1:08.96, TEMPLE rett Combs, second, 1:08.87, first, 30-9 1/2, Dusty Rid- Houston, third, 1:16.52, Eva Pole Vault: Meri Fischer, 2400 Meter Run: Tyler Holly Giesecke, fifth, Jeb Hercules, sixth, 1:12.56. dleho., second, 29-2 1/2, Grigsby, fifth, 1:19.90. second, 5-6. Anderson, second, 9:28.32. 1:12.37. 800 Meter Run: Morgan Peanut Brazzle, fourth, 27-7 800 Meter Run: Taylor Ryan Novotny, third, 800 Meter Run: Natalie 9:46.66, Brooks Dabney, Burleson, second, 2:55.59, fourth, 9:54.38. Joanna Steigerw., fourth, 110 Meter Hurdles: Jesse 2:58.28. At BancorpSouth, we are Maskunas, first, 18.37, Kie 1600 Meter Run: Kate Hayes, second 19.27, Drew Neas, first, 6:26.63, Ashlyn Gilmore, fourth, 20.30. Williams, fourth, 6:33.15, 300 Meter Hurdles: Natalie Burleson, fifth, Jesse Maskunas, second, 6:35.50. Neighbors 45.84, Kie Hayes, third, 2400 Meter Run: Ashlyn 48.21, Drew Gilmore, fifth, Williams, first, 10:13.02, 55.78. Kate Neas, fourth, 10:27.08. 400 Meter Relay: 100 Meter Hurdles: Jor- Cayden Strickland, Isaac dan Dawson, first, 16.83, Helping Pettigrew, Nathan Hans- Haley Worsdale, fifth, com, Seth Reavis, third, 19.02, Peyton Brazzil, sixth, 62:08. 20.63. 1600 Meter Relay: Dari- 300 Meter Hurdles: us Wilson, Jesse Maskunas, Heidi Teichelman, second, Neighbors. Kie Hayes, TannerDONRINGLERTOYOTA Agee, 56.96, Peyton Brazzil, fifth,.COM first, 4:10.53. 59.43. Long Jump: Cayden 400 Meter Relay: El- SALADO BRANCH | (254) 947-5852 Strickland, fourth, 16-1 1/4, lie Mescher, Haley Piatak, 50 South Main Street | Salado, TX Seth Reavis, fifth, 16-0, Jordan Dawson, Katelyn Isaac Pettigrew, sixth, 15-5. Bartek, first, 54:46. Shot Put: Aiden Mc- 254.774.6500 800 Meter Relay: Cann, first, 38-2, Jayten Camille Brown, Haley Burt, third, 34-6, Ethan LloEXIT- Drouillard, 294B Heidi OFF Teichel I·35- bergat, fifth, 34-2 1/4. man, Katelyn Bartek, first, Discus: EthanBETWEEN Llobergat, 2:03.32. BELTON AND TEMPLE first, 99-10, Jaxson Leiskau, 1600 Meter Relay: El- fifth, 8-11 1/2. lie Mescher, Haleigh Wilk,

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Heath Hale walked before Dalton of the second. Erin Faske to tie the game in the sev- Clifton 7 walked and singled by Al- Salado 4 Hawes hit a sac fly to right walked with one out. She enth. With one out, she sin- Clifton Cubs shut out exander and Hunter Turk Cleburne 7 scoring Scott. Kofi Stoglin went to second on a wild gled and stole second. She the Salado Eagles 7-0 in the loaded the bases with no Cleburne Tigers scored singled to score Self. Da- pitch. Rebecca Dockray scored on a twig-out double first game of the tourna- outs. Ethan Scott was is- four runs in the fourth to vid Heath walked and Hale doubled and went to third by Oborski to center. Obor- ment Feb. 21. sued a walk to push Heath break a 1-1 tie and went on scored the fourth run on a on an error that pushed ski went to third and Chris The Eagles loaded the across. to beat Salado Eagles in the wild pitch. Garret Knight Faske across home base. Wilson walked before West bases with one out, but University scored again fourth round of the tourna- singled to deep right. Heath Dockray scored on a singe recorded the final out on a ended up leaving all three in the fourth and fifth to ment Feb. 23. The Tigers scored on a passed ball. by Edminson. liner to the pitcher. runners stranded. Konnor take a 3-1 lead. won 7-4. Hunter Turk walked, Baird West scored a run in the Salado will compete in Baird and Caleb Self had Turk scored in the fifth. Salado took the early Walk and Self walked to third and tied the game in the Franklin Softball Tour- singles in the inning. He reached on an error and lead when lead off batter score Knight and keep the the fourth with another run nament Feb. 28-March 1 Clifton took advantage got to third on groundouts Konnor Baird took the sev- bases full. Has was hit by thanks to two errors. West before traveling to Italy of four walks and an error to short by Konnor Baird enth pitch of the game and the pitcher to score Turk. took a 4-2 lead with two (Texas, not Europe) for a to score three runs in the and Scott. Turk scored on a knocked it out the center- Hawes walked to score runs in the top of the fifth non-district game on March bottom of the frame without an error. Caleb Self singled field wall. Baird and Stoglin doubled Salado scored two in the 8. District play starts on a hit. and Hale walked but were Cleburne tied the game to knock in two more runs. bottom of the fifth to tie March 15 when Salado The Cubs added three left stranded. in the third with a run. Heath walked, loading the the score at 4-4. Edmin- hosts Lampasas. more in the second. Jack- The Eagles tied the score The Tigers scored four bases again and Knight son Phillips walked and in the sixth. After a Stoglin in the fourth with a double walked to push across the Brandon Ernst hit to deep single, Heath walked. Al- by Marcus Guereca and a 12th run of the frame. right, reaching on a fielding exander hit into a fielder’s single by Cason Gregory. Central scored two runs error that allowed Phillips choice that put Stoglin out The Tigers took advantage in the second on a two-run to score. Ernst scored on a at third. Baird doubled to of three walks and a passed homer by Bryce Gase. second error before Mason right to score Heath with ball for the 5-1 lead. The Eagles scored three Brandenberger soloed over two outs. Baird and Alexan- Salado closed the gap more runs in the third. the right fence to give the der were left on base. with two runs in the fifth. Hawes doubled with one Cubs a 6-0 lead. Hunter Turk led off with out. Stoglin reach on an er- With two outs in the Salado 1 a single and stole second. ror and stole second. Hawes third, Mason Ochoa Southwest 1 He scored on a double by scored on a second error walked. He scored on a sin- Salado Eagles and the Baird. Baird went to third that sent Stoglin to third. gle to deep right by Phillips. Southwest Christian Eagles on a single by Ethan Scott The Beaumont pitcher is- tied 1-1 in the third round of and scored on a fielder’s sued four straight walks to Salado 8 the tournament Feb. 22. choice by Caleb Self. push Hawes across home. WE BUY SCRAP GOLD & SILVER University 3 It took five innings be- Salado added a run in Central was able to get two Salado Eagles scored fore the Eagles could put a the sixth without a hit. Ca- quick outs to end the inning BUY SELL TRADE five runs in the seventh to run on the board, although leb Self walked and went to with the bases loaded. put away the Waco Univer- they had opportunities ear- second on a passed ball. 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The Eagles could only left by Aaron Sprinkle, who Stoglin singled to load the Konnor Baird led off the get one runner on base scored on a an error. NOW ENROLLING bases and David Heath fifth with a double to deep in the seventh when Self The Eagles will play in CONSTRUCTIVE knocked in a run on a sin- left. He went to third on a walked with two outs. He the West ISD Tournament LEARNING KIDS’ ZONE gle to left. The Eagles then passed ball and scored on was left stranded, giving February 28-March 2. Sala- AHEAD Learning Center earned three straight walks an error after Ethan Scott Cleburne the win. do hosted Gateway Prep and 104 Copper Lane, Jarrell 512-746-2333 to score three runs. Chase flew out to right. Burton Feb. 26 after press 105 Western Sky Trail, Jarrell 512-598-3900 Alexander, who earned the Chase Alexander singled Beaumont 6 time. 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Since notwithstanding we have Constitution of 1824, ab- the six-page document was petitioned in the humblest rogated by the actions of submitted for a vote of the terms for the establishment President Antonio Lopez de whole convention on the of a separate state govern- Santa Anna, and to achieve following day, Childress ment, and have, in accor- separate Mexican statehood probably already had a draft dance with the provisions for Texas. The members of version of the document of the national constitution, the Consultation had hoped with him when he arrived. presented to the general to attract popular support As the delegates worked, George Childress, author Congress a republican con- for the Texan cause from they received regular re- of the Declaration. from the stitution, which was, with- the other Mexican states. ports on the ongoing siege Texas State Library and Archives out just cause, contemptu- By the time the Conven- on the Alamo by the forces ously rejected. tion of 1836 met at Wash- of Santa Anna’s troops. patched to the designated It incarcerated in a dun- ington-on-the-Brazos on A free and independent Texas towns of Bexar, Goli- geon, for a long time, one March 1, 1836, such tem- Republic of Texas was of- ad, Nacogdoches, Brazoria, of our citizens, for no other porizing was no longer ac- ficially declared March 2, and San Felipe. 1,000 cop- cause but a zealous endeav- ceptable. On the first day, 1836, when the 59 delegates ies were ordered printed in or to procure the acceptance Convention President Rich- -- each representing one handbill form. of our constitution, and the ard Ellis appointed George of the settlements in Texas According to the en- establishment of a state C. Childress, James Gaines, -- approved the Texas Dec- dorsement on the Declara- government. Edward Conrad, Collin laration of Independence. tion of Independence, this It has failed and refused McKinney, and Bailey Har- After the delegates signed original copy was deposit- to secure, on a firm basis, deman a committee to draft the original declaration, 5 ed by Commissioner to the the right of trial by jury, that a Declaration of Indepen- copies were made and dis- United States William H. palladium of civil liberty, and only safe guarantee for Page one of the original handwritten Declaration. the life, liberty, and proper- from the Texas State Library and Archives ty of the citizen. 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Fri or Sat until Mar 16 March 4 arch Blow Your Own Beer M 18 Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. Storytime: Dinosaurs, Mug Event at Salado at Barrow Brewing Co 11 a.m. at Salado Public Glassworks March 5 Library February 28 Men’s Prayer Break- arch Salado Area Repub- M 18 fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- Denver Mills Golf lican Women luncheon, terian Church of Salado Tournament to Benefit 11:30 a.m. at Salado Civic March 5 Tablerock, 1 p.m. at Mill Center. Speaker: David Salado Village Artists: Creek Golf Course Collingsworth, CEO of brush art crafting and Brazos River Authority March 18 needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. Topic: Water Issues in Salado Village Art- at Salado Village Artist Central Texas $15 Reser- ists meet: Knitters, 1 - 3 building vation: 947 3617 p.m. and Stitchers, 1:30 March 5 February 28 - 4 p.m. at Salado Village Sit and Knit, 10 a.m. Artists Building Coloring, Crosswords - noon at Salado Public and Coffee, 1 p.m. at Sala- March 18 Library. do Public Library Salado United Meth- March 5 February 28 odist Women, 5:45 p.m. at Salado Rotary Club, Salado United Methodist KidZone: Thing 1 and 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s Church Room 117 Thing 2 Bookmarks, 4 Steaks and Barbecue p.m. at Salado Public March 18 Library March 5 Salado Masonic Lodge Salado Community February 28 Floor practice is 6:30 Chorus practice, 6 p.m. p.m. at the Lodge every The Run4Beer Group, Salado Civic Center Monday except Stated 6:30 p.m. at Barrow Meeting. Stated meeting Brewing Co March 5 Salado 4-H Club meet- is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or February 28 ing, 6 p.m. at Salado High before Full Moon. Trivia With Chad, 6:30 School Cafeteria arch p.m. at Barrow Brewing M 18 Salado Democrats, Co March 6 Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 7 p.m. at Salado Public March 1 p.m. at the Presbyterian Library Pop in for a pastry Church of Salado Registration is underway for the March 18 Denver Mills Golf Tournament to benefit arch 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. at First M 18 arch Tablerock. The yearly event is held at Mill Creek Golf Course. Sponsorship and team Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. Community Title M 6 ESL Classes, 6 p.m. opportunities are available by calling (254) 947-9205. at Barrow Brewing Co March 1 at the Creekside Cottage March 19 Wiggle Worms, 10:30 arch March 12 March 14 of Salado First Baptist M 11 - 15 Men’s Prayer Break- a.m. at Salado Public Salado Community The Run4Beer Group, Church No Classes at Salado fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- Library Chorus practice, 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. at Barrow arch ISD terian Church of Salado M 7 Brewing Co March 1 arch Salado Civic Center Coloring, Crosswords M 11 March 19 Thomas Arnold El- Storytime: Lepre- March 12 March 15 and Coffee, 1 p.m. at Sala- Salado Village Artists: ementary PTO Spring chauns, 11 p.m. at Salado Texas Moon Domino Wiggle Worms, 10:30 do Public Library brush art crafting and Fling, 6 p.m. at the school Public Library Tournament, 6 - 9 p.m. at a.m. at Salado Public March 7 needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. Barrow Brewing Library March 1 KidZone: Rainbow March 11 at Salado Village Artist Heritage Country Keychains, 4 p.m. at Sal- Salado Village Art- March 13 March 16 building Church Anniversary Salado Lions Club, Bikes & Brews, 7:30 ado Public Library ists meet: Knitters, 1 - 3 March 19 Dance, 7 p.m. at 9929 p.m. and Stitchers, 1:30 11:30 a.m. Salado Civic a.m. at Barrow Brewing March 7 Sit and Knit, 10 a.m. Lark Trail. Band: Steel - 4 p.m. at Salado Village Center Co Country Outlaws, meal Chisholm Trail Amer- - noon at Salado Public Artists Building arch March 16 available ican Business Woman’s M 13 Library. arch Choir Rehearsal, 5:30 Trudy’s Closet, 10 a.m. Association meeting, 6 M 11 March 19 March 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Salado Masonic Lodge p.m. at the Presbyterian - noon at Grace Church Bikes & Brews, 7:30 Salado Rotary Club, Church of Salado. Floor practice is 6:30 Church of Salado arch a.m. at Barrow Brewing M 16 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s p.m. at the Lodge every arch Co March 7 M 13 Salado Public Library Steaks and Barbecue Monday except Stated ESL Classes, 6 p.m. events; Storytime: Village of Salado Board March 19 March 2 Meeting. Stated meeting at the Creekside Cottage Leprechauns at 11 a.m., of Aldermen meeting, 6 Planning and Zoning Trudy’s Closet, 10 a.m. is 7:30 p.m. Monday on or of Salado First Baptist TeenScene: Leprechaun p.m. at Municipal Build- Public Hearing, 4 p.m. - noon at Grace Church before Full Moon. Church Bracelets at 3:30 p.m. and ing. at Salado Municipal arch March 11 KidZone: Dino Excava- M 2 March 7 March 14 Building. Topic: Condi- Salado Chapter of tion! at 4 p.m. Read Across America Village of Salado Zon- Salado Ladies Auxil- tional Use Permit for Golf Songsmith, 7-9 p.m. at Salute to Dr. Seuss!, 1 p.m. ing Public Hearing, 6:30 iary Meeting, 9:30 a.m. March 16 - 17 Course in Single Family Salado Public Library. at Salado Public Library p.m. at Salado Municipal at the Salado Church of Northbound & Down Residential arch arch Christ Activity Center Music Festival at Barrow M 3 building. Request for M 11 March 19 Open discussion Al- Bikes & Brews, 7 p.m. Brewing Co variance at 506 San Pedro March 14 Salado Community Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. at Barrow Brewing Co and 501 Van Bibber Coloring, Crosswords March 17 Chorus practice, 6 p.m. Salado United Methodist March 7 March 12 and Coffee, 1 p.m. at Sala- Open discussion Al- Salado Civic Center info: Church Youth Activities The Run4Beer Group, Around the World do Public Library Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. saladochorus.com Center 6:30 p.m. at Barrow themed diner, by reser- March 14 Salado United Methodist arch Church Youth Activities M 4 Brewing Co vation at Alexander’s KidZone: Rainbow Keep Salado Beautiful Center March 8 Distillery. Reservations: Slime, 4 p.m. at Salado Gardeners and Master (254) 947-3828 Noon release at Salado Public Library Gardeners work day ISD March 12 March 4 March 8 Men’s Prayer Break- Public Arts League of fast, 8 a.m. at the Presby- In It To Win It, 6 p.m. Salado Board Meeting, 9 terian Church of Salado at Barrow Brewing Co. a.m. at the Salado Village Hosted by the Salado March 12 Artist Building Public Library Salado Chamber of March 4 March 9 Commerce Friendship Coloring with Karen, and Coffee networking Bikes & Brews, 7:30 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at opportunity, 8 - 9 a.m. at a.m. at Barrow Brewing Stamp Salado the Visitor Center Co March 4 arch March 9 - 10 M 12 Storytime: Rainbows, Salado Village Artists: Salado Market Days, 11 a.m. at Salado Public brush art crafting and 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Salado Library needle work, 9 - 11 a.m. Antique Mall March 4 at Salado Village Artist Salado Village Artists March 9 building Heart and Hands Min- meet: Knitters, 1 - 3 p.m. March 12 istries food and clothing and Stitchers, 1:30 - 4 Salado Ladies Auxil- pantry 9 - 11 a.m. at Sala- p.m. at Salado Village Art- iary meeting, 9:30 a.m. do Plaza Shopping Center ists Building Social and 10 a.m. Meet- March 4 March 9 ing at Salado Church of Salado Historical Asanas and Ales, 10 - Christ Activity Center 11 a.m. at Barrow Brew- Society Pot Luck Dinner, March 12 ing Company Steel Country Outlaws will play the Heritage Country Church Anniversary Dance 6 p.m. at Salado Church Sit and Knit, 10 a.m. of Christ Fellowship Hall. March 9 - noon at Salado Public at 7 p.m. on March 1. BBQ sandwiches will be available on site. Speaker Michael Walton of Read with Murphy, Library. info: (254) 947- Preservation Georgetown 10:30 a.m. at Salado Pub- 9191 lic Library March 4 March 12 Terra Living Sustain- March 9 Salado Rotary Club, able Living Courses, 6:30 Live Music in Salado Storytime: Rainbows, 11:30 a.m. at Johnny’s Friday Sunday March 10 p.m. at Barrow Brewing 11 a.m. at Salado Public Steaks and Barbecue Co Library Steel Country Outlaws, Anna Larson, 3 p.m. at Amanda Brown, 2-4 March 12 Barrow Brewing Co p.m. at Barrow Brewing March 4 7 p.m. at Heritage Coun- March 10 Planning and Zoning Co Salado Masonic Lodge try Church Anniversary March 9 Open discussion Al- Public Hearing, 4 p.m. at Floor practice is 6:30 p.m. Dance Martians at the Brewery Anon Meeting, 6 p.m. Salado Municipal Build- at the Lodge every Monday Saturday at Barrow Brewing Co Salado United Methodist ing. Topic: Amendment to except Stated Meeting. Tyler Stuckey Band, 7 Church Youth Activities Comprehensive Plan Stated meeting is 7:30 p.m. p.m. at Barrow Brewing Live Music Venues: Monday on or before Full Center Co Barrow Brewing Company on Royal barrowbrewing.com Moon. Heritage Country Church 9929 Lark Trail Annual Seed Swap featured at salado Village Voice, February 28, 2019, Page 3C Harker Heights Spring Fling The Harker Heights Ac- tivities Center will host the 2019 Spring Fling on March 2. Learn about gar- dening, landscaping, and participate in the annual Seed and Plant Swap. The free, family friendly event will be open 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Harker Heights Activities Center, 400 Indi- an Trail. Attendees are encour- aged to bring seeds, bulbs, and/or cuttings (no hybrid seeds please) to share and swap. Clearly label all seeds or plants in an enve- Historic in its own right as the second oldest hotel in lope, baggie, or container. Texas, the Stagecoach Inn is offering Texas-sized spe- Labels should include the cials in honor of the statewide celebration on March name of the plant, growing 2. Texas Independence Day specials are: $10 Chicken Fried Steak, $5 Palomas, $4 Pimento Cheese Dip and directions, and a picture of A series of short breakout Also on site will be gar- questions. $2 Lonestar Tallboys. the plant if possible. Labels sessions will be offered this den-centered vendors with For more information and baggies will be provid- year. Topics include rainwa- information about garden- call 254-953-5466, email ed. It is not mandatory that ter harvesting, landscaping, ing, their organization and [email protected]. attendees bring something and identifying plants. to answer any gardening tx.us, or visit www.ci.hark- to swap. er-heights.tx.us/parks.” Blow Your Own Mug, Tumbler or Sipper at Salado Glassworks 106 North Main Street Spring is on its way and (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) fun is in the air. What better (254) 855-5538 Private Showings way to gear up for March Madness and St. Patrick’s Day but with your own hand blown mug, sipper, or tumbler, to drink in the new season with friends? Salado Glassworks is ready for their client fa- vorite event -- available to ages 12 and older -- to cre- ate your own custom glass blown mug, sipper, or tum- bler. Online reservations are open at www.salado- glassworks.com Prices dif- fer depending on what glass option you choose. 642 N. Main St. (254) 947-8848 Available dates are Fri- The artists of Salado Glassworks will assist clients in days and Saturdays from creating a blown glass mug, sipper or tumbler. Reser- MUD PIES Feb. 22 - March 16. vations are available online at www.saladoglassworks. Rubber Stamps When you arrive at Glass- com for the 12 and older event. Register for Friday or POTTERY works, their team will help Saturday from Feb. 22 - March 16. Reservations sell out Scrapbooking you pick up to three custom quickly for the annual event. photo provided HAND THROWN POTTERY ribbons colors. You get to actually ONE PIECE AT A TIME handle the glass with the Salado Grown and SaladoGreat Made Classes pipe, use the tools to help “This event gives our cli- as an awesome reminder of Handmade shape out the piece and use ents a chance to get behind a once in a lifetime memo- Your Hometown Winery your own breath to blow out the scenes and actually ma- ry, and that is the heart of Pottery stampsaladotexas.com the piece as one of their art- nipulate the glass with us. Salado Glassworks.” says ists takes you through the The takeaway is a beautiful owner and lead artist Gail functional vessel that serves process. Allard. Sir Wigglesworth’s Declaration from pg 1C Homemade us a war of extermination. of the people of Texas, in Wm. B. Scates Fudge It has, through its emis- solemn convention assem- M. B. Menard saries, incited the merciless bled, appealing to a candid A. B. Hardin Salado Grown and Salado Made savage, with the tomahawk world for the necessities of J. W. Bunton and scalping knife, to mas- our condition, do hereby Thos. J. Gazley 18 North Main Your Hometown Winery sacre the inhabitants of our R. M. Coleman resolve and declare, that 947-0281 841 N. Main St defenseless frontiers. our political connection Sterling C. Robertson (254) 947-8011 It hath been, during the with the Mexican nation Geo. C. Childress whole time of our connec- has forever ended, and that Bailey Hardeman tion with it, the contempt- the people of Texas do now Rob. Potter A place for weary travelers, ible sport and victim of suc- constitute a free, Sovereign, Thomas Jefferson Rusk thirsty tourist, and hungry neighbors! cessive military revolutions, and independent republic, Chas. S. Taylor and hath continually exhib- and are fully invested with John S. Roberts Serving Comfort Food ited every characteristic of a all the rights and attributes Robert Hamilton weak, corrupt, and tyrrani- which properly belong to Collin McKinney Open with a Full Bar & Mon, Wed, Thurs 5 p.m. cal government. independent nations; and, Albert H. Latimer These, and other griev- conscious of the rectitude of James Power Fri, Sat & Sun 11 a.m. 18 Beers on Tap! Closed Tues ances, were patiently borne our intentions, we fearlessly Sam Houston (254) 947-1960 by the people of Texas, un- and confidently commit the David Thomas till they reached that point issue to the decision of the Edwd. Conrad Corner of Royal Street and Center Circle (West) at which forbearance ceases Supreme arbiter of the des- Martin Parmer to be a virtue. We then took tinies of nations. Edwin O. Legrand up arms in defence of the Stephen W. Blount Have you tried our WINGS? national constitution. We Richard Ellis, President Jms. Gaines appealed to our Mexican of the Convention and Dele- Wm. Clark, Jr. brethren for assistance. Our Sydney O. Pennington The Pizza Place gate from Red River 230 North Main Street appeal has been made in Charles B. Stewart Wm. Carrol Crawford vain. Though months have Thos. Barnett Jno. Turner elapsed, no sympathetic re- James Collinsworth Benj. Briggs Goodrich 947-0022 sponse has yet been heard Edwin Waller G. W. Barnett Open Daily at 11am from the Interior. We are, Asa Brigham James G. Swisher Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery therefore, forced to the mel- Jesse Grimes John S. D. Byrom PizzaPlaceSalado.com ancholy conclusion, that the Francis Ruis S. Rhoads Fisher Mexican people have acqui- J. Antonio Navarro John W. Moore esced in the destruction of Jesse B. Badgett John W. Bower their liberty, and the substi- Wm D. Lacy Saml. A. Maverick (from tution therfor of a military William Menifee Bejar) government; that they are Jn. Fisher Sam P. Carson unfit to be free, and incapa- Matthew Caldwell A. Briscoe Liquor Store ble of self government. William Motley J. B. Woods The necessity of Lorenzo de Zavala H. S. Kimble, Secretary A Refreshing Splash of Flavor self-preservation, therefore, Stephen H. Everett Left at the Department of We carry a fine selection of infused and flavored spirits now decrees our eternal po- George W. Smyth State May 28, 1836, by Mr. litical separation. Elijah Stapp Wharton. Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. We, therefore, the dele- Claiborne West gates with plenary powers The original. 1109 W. Village Rd, Salado (behind Sonic) (254) 947-7117 Page 4C, salado Village Voice, February 28, 2019 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 16 The Sugar Shack S/D 17 Barrow Brewing Co. 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 $ 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 51 The Barton House 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 $ First Eye Care Salado S 75 Stage Stop Center Bruce Bolick, CPA $ Salado Care Clinic $ 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 $ Salado’s Hair Shop $ Salado Village Voice $ 97 Brookshire Brothers S 100 Salado Public Library C 113 Salado Church of Christ C 126 Cowboy’s Barbecue D 130 Village Spirits S 132 Broecker Funeral Home $ 136 Salado Schools & Stadium C 139 Cedar Valley Baptist Church C

Not Shown on the Shopping Map Animal Medical $ Don Ringer $ Garlyn Shelton $ 3C Cowboy Fellowship C Grace Baptist Church C Mill Creek Country Club V Sylvia’s at the Club D

Historical Markers in Salado

6. Salado Historic College Hill 8. Shady Villa Hotel (Stagecoach Inn) 8. Main Street Bridge 27. Caskey-Hendricks House 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 51. The Levi Tenney House 77. The Robert B. Halley House 16. Barber-Berry Mercantile 28. Dr. McKie Place (Twelve Oaks) 45. The Anderson House 55. The Armstrong Adams House 79. The Reed Cabin 23. The Baines House 29. Alexander’s Distillery 46 Old Saloon 61. Historic Lenticular Bridge 100. The Josiah Fowler House 24. Historic Dipping Vats 30. First Baptist Church 48. The Norton-Orgain House 49. The Vickrey House 25. The A.J. Rose Mansion 31. The Tyler House 50. The Barton House 76. Boles-Aiken & Denman Cabins 26. Old Methodist Chapel salado Village Voice, February 28 , 2019, Page 5C King Features Weekly Service February 25, 2019 King Features Weekly Service February 25, 2019 1. MUSIC: What is the full name of former Beatles member Paul McCart- ney? 2. FOOD & DRINK: What is mar- zipan? FAMOUS HAND as a suit. West’s five-club overcall also 3. CHEMISTRY: Who is credited had nothing at all to do with clubs, but with discovering the element oxygen? instead showed very long diamonds 4. ANATOMY: What purpose does bile serve in the human body? and instructed his partner to bid them. 5. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Against six clubs, the Canadian West Who was the first woman to appear on the cover of Playboy magazine? (Subhash Gupta) decided that his best 6. HISTORY: The Contras guerrilla chance to get two tricks was to try to movement was associated with which get a heart ruff. Since this required his country? 7. GEOGRAPHY: The island of Sar- partner to be on lead at trick two, he dinia is a region of which country? elected to lead the four of diamonds, 8. LANGUAGE: What does the Lat- hoping to find East with the ten! in abbreviation “cv” or “curriculum vitae” mean in English? The scheme should have miscar- 9. LITERATURE: Which movie ried, since dummy had the ten, but the was made from the science-fiction unusual opening lead caught declarer short story called “The Sentinel” by Arthur C. Clarke? fast asleep. South could have won the 10. MOVIES: In which post-apoca- first trick with either the six or the ten, lyptic 1980s movie did the singer Tina but when he played dummy’s deuce Turner appear? instead, an astonished East found him- Answers self winning the trick with the five! 1. James Paul McCartney 2. A confection made of honey or East may have been momentarily sugar and almond meal flabbergasted, but he certainly was 3. Joseph Priestley not paralyzed. After the five held the 4. Bile breaks down fat and increases its absorption. trick, it did not take him long to figure 5. Marilyn Monroe out what to do next. 6. Nicaragua Since his partner had obviously gone 7. Italy 8. “Course of life” to great lengths to try to put him on 9. “2001: A Space Odyssey” lead, there had to be a reasonable expla- 10. “Mad Max Beyond Thunder- One of the great attractions of bridge nation. And the only conclusion East dome” is its intrinsic ability to generate a could reach that made any sense was © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. steady supply of unexpected situa- that West was trying to get a heart ruff. tions. For example, imagine how East The heart return was duly trumped must have felt at the end of the first by West at trick two, and declarer trick on this deal, which occurred in a quickly went down one. At the oth- match between Canada and Bermuda. er table, there were no fancy doings, The bidding requires some explana- and declarer bid and made six clubs, tion. The Bermuda South’s one-club giving the Canadians a gain of 1,470 bid guaranteed 16 points or more but points (16 IMPs) on the deal. had nothing whatever to do with clubs ©2019 King Features Syndicate Inc.

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• 5.18 ac. & 6.4 ac. homesites, ready for horses or cattle, & your custom home, Holland ISD! • 28.8 ac. with long road frontage on FM 1123, many possibilities! No restrictions. U/C • 49 ac. & 104 ac. of productive pasture and crop land between Salado and Holland • 200 +- ac. of exceptional E. Bell Co. cropland. Seller will divide into 25, 50, 75 ac. + up. • 222 ac., native pasture, views, 3 stock ponds. Seller will divide into 45, 70 or 105 ac. tracts. Page 2D, salado Village Voice, February 28, 2019

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