April 18, 2013 Salado Village Voice

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Candidate Forum 4:30 p.m. April 25 at Civic Center Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXV, Number 52V V Thursday, April 18, 2013 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 V V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Village Aldermen set hearing to annex part of I-35 Salado aldermen will A public display of classic and antique Lincolns will be conduct a public hearing at Stagecoach Inn on April 20. on the annexation of I-35 and its service roads during their regular meeting Lincolns gather 6 p.m. April 18 at the Mu- nicipal Building, 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. here April 19-21 In other business, the (Photos by Royce Wiggin) board will conduct a pub- Happy The 25th Anniversary according to the group’s lic hearing before consid- Lincoln and Continental secretary Dean Forbes. ering renewing the Village Anniversary Owners Club meet will be The Lincoln group then Burn Ordinance. Tim and Marilyn Fleisch- held in Salado April 19-21. began meeting on the third Aldermen will also con- er celebrated their 25th A quarter of a century weekend of April here sider appointing Josh Brat- anniversary April 16 with ago, the three Texas Re- in Salado so that it could ton to the Village Planning a Salado Chamber After gions of the Lincoln & accommodate holding and Zoning Commission. Hours party at the news- Continental Owners Club the Mid-America meet in The board will also paper office. Marilyn is joined for the first time to Salado for the National review Emergency Op- shown above with Troy put on a car show in Sala- LCOC. The regional erations Plan Annexes and Kelley and Larry Sands do. LCOC clubs have contin- the year-to-date financial while Tim is shown at left Don and Micki Ellis, ued to meet together the and quarterly reports. with Rita Zbranek and longtime residents of Sala- third weekend in April at The meeting is open to Mary Hodge. The party do from The Lone Star Re- the Stagecoach Inn ever the public. was attended by about gion, Sonny Gray and Ron since. 200 well-wishers. Stein from the Gulf Coast The welcoming party Region and Ed Green from on Friday began in the hos- the North Texas Region pitality suite at Stagecoach organized the show. Inn, but now gathers at the Pending legislation could quickly Doc Ellis made ar- City Garage, owned by rangements with the his- Don and Micki Ellis. The toric Stagecoach Inn. For City Garage houses the El- bring sewer service to Salado the first few years, the lises collection of vintage A bill has passed the Laws Code to allow for authority’s water system, lorem taxes, impact fees, group shared the hotel on automobiles and memora- Texas House that may al- a municipality, county or sanitary sewer system or grants, sales and use taxes the first weekend in April bilia from the golden era low the Corn Hill Region- other political subdivision drainage system, includ- and any other source to with the Packard Club, but of the roadside garage. al Water Authority (RWA), to petition the RWA board ing revenue from contracts provide for the adminis- they soon grew so large While there is judging which provides wastewa- to add that municipality, with member entities or trative and operating ex- they had to have the Stage- and awards presented, the ter services in the Jarrell county or other political customers. penses of the authority. coach all to themselves. cars are also on display at area, to expand to include subdivision as a member Under contract with If both houses pass the “We then moved to the the Stagecoach Inn for the Salado as a service area. entity. the RWA, a member entity bill by a two-thirds major- second weekend in April public to view on Satur- House Bill 701 passed HB 701 and SB 1844 (such as the Village of Sal- ity, the bill will take im- and partnered with the day, April 20. the House April 11. Senate further amend the Special ado or a Municipal Util- mediate effect. If it passes Buick Club and that tradi- Bill 1844 was introduced District Local Laws Code ity District formed in an by less than the super mation continued until 2009,” on March 20, but has not to allow the authority to area of Salado) may make jority, the law will go into yet passed that body issue bonds or other obli- payments from any of the effect on Sept. 1, 2013 af- The bills amend the gations payable wholly or member entity’s sources of ter being signed by Gov. Special District Local partly from revenue of the revenue, including ad va- Rick Perry. Golf Club to meet with owner The Salado Golf Club fied public accountant. by floods in recent years. golf course and develop directors will meet 11 a.m. Bolick added that the Getting those holes open the property for housing. April 23 with Morris Fos- Salado Golf Club con- would be a priority of the However, no contracts ter to discuss the purchase tinues to pursue other Salado Golf Club. have been signed for of the local Mill Creek funding avenues toward That money could be the purchase of the golf (Photo by Wayne Womac) golf course property and the purchase of the golf match to the money that course. Salado knife maker Bill Smith hand-crafted a histor- operations. course. the Salado Golf Club has The mission of the Sal- ically-accurate Bowie knife that is now on display at The Golf Club has If the group is able to raised. ado Golf Club is to make The Alamo in San Antonio. Smith presented the knife raised more than $710,000 purchase the golf course, Rumors had been cir- the golf course a member- to Alamo historian and curator Dr. Richard Bruce towards the purchase price it will then actively pur- culating around the vil- owned entity with all prof- Winders. The knife is now on display with others like of the golf course, accord- sue funding the work to lage that a large investor its returned into the facil- it in a display at the Alamo museum in San Antonio. ing to Bruce Bolick, certi- restore the holes damaged was going to purchase the ity. Masons lay walkway around College ruins Masons were fun- Lodge #166. The three damental in laying the were assisted by Truitt groundwork for the estab- Bradly, Master of Salado lishment of a college here Lodge and members Brian when Salado was still very Arnett, Jim Cumby and much a frontier commu- Tim Fleischer. nity. Masons such as Col. As the Masons were E. Sterling C. Robertson, moving dirt, Bryan Jame- Orville T. Tyler, Maj. A.J. son, archeology steward Rose and Dr. Welborn with the Texas Histori- Barton were among the cal Commission and Art early trustees of the Sala- Tawater, volunteer arche- do College. ological steward, sifted (photo by Dr. Douglas B. Willingham) (Photo by Tim Fleischer) Col. E. Sterling C. Rob- through the dirt in search (Clockwise from top left): ertson went further, donat- of artifacts. Among those Doug McNeese pours ing the 100 acres of land identified were pieces of base into a walkway that was sold in lots for the glass, a button and a piece around the Salado Col- establishment of Salado, of a school desk. lege ruins. Ty Tulloch is the sale of which helped to Meanwhile, local Boy shown above in his trac- fund the creation of Salado Scout Alan Sirois, Parker tor digging the trench for College. Umpleby and Monroe the walkway. At left, Sal- Last weekend, Salado Moore worked to clean ado and Belton Masons Masons reconfirmed their up the entrance to Salado are shown with Salado long connection with Sal- College. Last year, Sirois College Foundation directors and other volunteers. ado College by laying a repaired the walkway and Pictured are (front, from walkway around the ruins steps leading up to the left) Dr. Wallace Davis, of the 1860s building. ruins as his Eagle Scout Nancy Kelsey, Bill Kinni- Working on behalf of project. He continues to son, Beverly Turnbo, Tru- the Salado College Foun- volunteer at the Salado itt Bradly, Mary Hodge, dation, three Masons College. Doris Kemp, Eagle Scout brought their personal Chet Sutton (CBS Con- candidate Alan Sirois, tractors: Doug McNeese struction) finished the Monroe Moore and Park- and Conrad Hinkle, of work with his equipment er Umpleby. Back, Jim Salado Masonic Lodge to roll out the crushed Cumby, Ty Tulloch, Con- #296 and Ty Tulloch, gravel. rad Hinkle, Brian Arnett (Photo by Tim Fleischer) and Doug McNeese. Master of Belton Masonic Page 2A, salado Village Voice, April 18, 2013 FORUMFORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas

The Left and Right agree: Time to break up big banks By Amy Dean gress who had approved should not be underwrit- these handouts. ten with public guarantees Moments of consen- The push to break up of solvency. In this case, sus between left and right the banks is drawing sup- liberals and conservatives don’t come frequently port from both ends of the have a set of shared in- in Washington, and we political spectrum for a terests. That has created should heed them when simple reason: The biggest an opportunity for Wash- they occur. banks now unquestionably ington to learn from its Your kids aren’t your own Right now, that means dominate the U.S. econo- mistakes and take action breaking up the banks. my. Their size gives them to preempt future banking The TV cable-news The fallacy is that anyone Until recently, the idea an unfair advantage over disasters. network MSNBC runs can care about someone that the biggest banks have community banks. They Recognizing that the sermonettes from its an- Rich else’s children as much as gotten too big and ought use their clout in Washing- political climate is con- chors during commercial his own. The former Tex- to be divided was pooh- ton to thwart any attempt ducive to reform, Senators breaks. They are like pub- as Republican Sen. Phil Lowry poohed as an unwork- at regulation while gam- Sherrod Brown (D-OH) lic-service announcements Gramm liked to illustrate able fringe proposal. The bling in shady derivatives and David Vitter (R-LA) illuminating the progres- the hollowness of profes- Obama administration markets with ordinary have teamed up to pro- sive mind, and perhaps and aired without, appar- sions to the contrary with has avoided even whisper- Americans’ bank accounts duce a bill — now mov- none has ever been as re- ently, raising any alarm a story. He told a woman, ing about the possibility and retirement funds. And ing on Capitol Hill — that, vealing and remarkable bells. No one with influ- “My educational poli- of breaking up the banks, they demand public sup- among other things, would as the one cut by weekend ence raised his or her hand cies are based on the fact preferring to tinker with port when their risky bets require the biggest banks host Melissa Harris-Perry. and said, “Should we re- that I care more about my existing rules for how go bust. to have much higher cash Harris-Perry set out ally broadcast something children than you do.” banks do business. So while progressives reserves on hand. This to explain what is, by her that sounds so outland- She said, “No, you don’t.” In recent months, how- and conservatives may ap- would reduce the likeli- lights, the failure to in- ish?” Gramm replied, “OK: ever, an interesting de- proach the issue from dif- hood that their reserves vest adequately in public The foundation of the What are their names?” velopment emerged: ad- ferent vantage points, we would dip so low that education. She located the Harris-Perry view is that The truth is that par- vocates on the right have should welcome a joint ef- taxpayers would have to source of the problem in society is a large-scale ents are one of society’s joined voices on the left fort to eliminate financial bail them out in the event the insidious idea of pa- kibbutz. The title of Hill- most incorrigible sources that have grown hoarse players that are “too big to of a bad gamble. Brown rental responsibility for ary Clinton’s best-seller of inequality. If you have calling for an end to “too fail.” sounded a populist call for children. in the 1990s expressed the two of them who stay mar- big to fail” banks. The conservatives who ending the too-big-to-fail “We’ve always had same point in comforting ried and are invested in Former Reagan speech- support breaking up the system, saying that do- kind of a private notion of folk wisdom: “It Takes a your upbringing, you have writer Peggy Noonan banks may not share liber- ing so would “help Main children,” she said, in the Village.” hit life’s lottery. You will wrote in a January Wall al values. Some merely see Street community banks tone of an anthropologist As the ultimate private reap untold benefits de- Street Journal column, this issue as an opportuni- compete with Wall Street explaining a strange prac- institution, the family is a nied to children who aren’t “The megabanks have too ty to steal populist thunder megabanks.” tice she discovered when stubborn obstacle to the so lucky. That the family is much power in Washing- from Democrats. More- Other financial experts, out doing far-flung field- great collective effort. In- so essential to the well-be- ton and too much weight over, agreement about this like former FDIC chair work. “Your kid is yours sofar as people invest in ing of children has to be a within the financial sys- issue does not mean that Sheila Bair, see existing and totally your respon- their own families, they constant source of frustra- tem.” In February, conser- government should never laws like Dodd-Frank as sibility.” So long as this are holding out on the state tion to the egalitarian stat- vative columnist George be involved in supporting the best tools for downsiz- retrograde conception pre- and unacceptably privileg- ist, a reminder of the limits Will wrote: “By break- struggling industries. ing the financial titans. vails, according to Harris- ing their own kids over the of his power. ing up the biggest banks, Will and other con- Whatever policy tools Perry, we will never spend children of others. These If the left wants to conservatives will not be servatives were wrong in are best for the job, this is enough money on chil- parents are selfish, small- equalize the investments putting asunder what the opposing the Obama ad- a rare moment of agree- dren. minded and backward. in children that matter free market has joined to- ministration’s efforts to ment between progressives “We have to break “Once it’s everybody’s most, it should promote in- gether. Government nur- save the Big Three auto and conservatives over a through,” she urged, “our responsibility,” Harris- tact families and engaged tured these behemoths by companies. Economists bold proposition. The big- kind of private idea that Perry said of child-rearing, parents, even if it means weaving an improvident now widely acknowledge gest banks need to be bro- kids belong to their par- “and not just the house- embracing shockingly old- safety net, and by practic- that this allowed hundreds, ken up, and there’s no bet- ents or kids belong to their holds, then we start mak- fashioned private child- ing crony capitalism.” maybe thousands, of small ter time to begin than now. families.” ing better investments.” rearing. Will further denounced auto parts manufacturers Amy Dean is a fellow of The Her statement wasn’t This impulse toward Rich Lowry is editor of the “pernicious practice of to stay afloat during an Century Foundation and principal an aside on live television. the state as uber-parent is the National Review. (c) 2013 socializing losses while acute crisis, helping re- of ABD Ventures, LLC, an orga- She didn’t misspeak. The based on a profound fal- by King Features Synd., Inc. keeping profits private.” store our economic stabil- nizational development consult- spot was shot, produced lacy and a profound truth. It isn’t just Beltway ity. ing firm that works to develop pundits who are calling In contrast, the big new and innovative organizing for intervention: tea party banks are purveyors of in- strategies for social change or- Republicans were angered stability. The 2008 finan- ganizations. www.amybdean.com Texan Turf War enough by the bank bail- cial crisis clearly showed Distributed via OtherWords Authorities in Dallas demand that outs that in 2010 they went that their reckless schemes (OtherWords.org) homeowners plant “traditional” grass after members of Con- Turf wars can be the sil- Heights historic district, We miss you Chief! liest of all scuffles, and no is this: “The lack of lawn. To The Editor: place does silly with more There’s none. Zero.” I appreciate Mr. Reih- zeal than Texas. She cited an ordinance sen’s letter (April 11) re- For example, the fine that sets standards for garding former Fire Chief, Your Voice people of Dallas recently such things, but all it says Charles Young. I too have Letters to the Editor fell into a doozy of a turf is, “Landscaping must be wondered about the sud- tussle between the natives appropriate.” Well, won- den departure of Charlie, and foreigners — and the ders Knight, in this land ambulance to arrive. I hsen, that we all deserve as he was such a visible, foreigners are winning. Jim of constant drought and can’t begin to tell you, some sort of closure as to helpful and neighborly fix- The out-of-staters, hailing a critical water shortage, how welcome a sight he why Chief Young was so ture here in Salado for so from such distant lands as Hightower how appropriate is it to was walking through my inexplicably dismissed. long. Last Summer, when Bermuda and St. Augus- keep landscaping with front door that morning. I Charlie, if you’re read- I had a serious medical tine, Florida, are not peo- water-guzzling, chemical- felt truly grateful to live in ing this, please know that was a Dallas. emergency, Charlie was ple, but turf grasses. demanding, imported turf this wonderful little Vil- you were and are very Enter Burton Knight, the first one on the scene. Many homeowner as- grasses? Besides, he adds, lage, where the first face much appreciated and owner of a modest home His calm and capable de- sociations, realtors, cham- “How can you say that you see in an emergency missed! in the city’s Junius Heights meanor went a long way bers of commerce, and city cactus is not historic?” is one you know well and Holly Dunn neighborhood. In the in- towards allaying my fears officials applaud (and even This is, after all, Tex- trust. I agree with Mr. Rei- Salado terest of water conserva- while we waited for the mandate) the use of such tion, and in the interest as, the natural home of outliers to give a commu- of nature’s own beauty, prickly pears and scrappy nity that uniform, well- he ripped up his lawn and people. Loosen up, Dal- Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 manicured, lush lawn look. went native, creating a xe- las — go native, or give up Phone: 254/947-5321 Fax: (254) 947-9479 www.saladovillagevoice.com The natives, on the riscaped yard. your Texas passport. Publisher: Salado Village Voice, Inc. other hand, are tufts of It’s beautiful, but not in otherWords columnist Jim Salado Village Voice is published weekly every Thursday by Salado Village Voice, Inc., 213 Mill Creek Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Texas 76571. Periodicals postage paid at Salado, Texas. 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Letters should be limited to 300 words. 2013 Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Fleischer, Managing Editor [email protected] [email protected] Stephanie Hood, Composition Royce Wiggin, Administrative Assistant [email protected] [email protected] April 18, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 3A Family Relief board looks ahead, TEMPLE SYMPHONY reviews successes at meeting ORCHESTRA The Salado Family Re- The 2012 additional and lief Fund Directors began extended projects were making plans for the back- discussed. Amadeus! to-school and Christmas A custom made, ce- drives during their annual ramic bowl, from Mud meeting April 9 at the Sal- Pies Pottery, was present- Symphony No. 40 ado Civic Center. ed to Jennifer Wynne for Julie Bergstrom was her dedicated service to Requiem elected to be a Director of the Salado Family Relief the Salado Family Relief Fund. Jennifer served as Fund. an excellent treasurer of The following officers S.F.R.F. for several years. were elected: President, She and her husband, J.D. Fri., April 26 at 7:30 Mary Catherine Ervin; Wynne, are moving to Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center Vice-President, Rodney Keller, TX. at Temple College, 2600 South First Street in Temple Stockstill; Secretary, Re- “The Salado Family Sponsored by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation nee’ Oas and Treasurer, Relief Fund would like to Salado Family Relief Fund Board of Directors. Front Julie Bergstrom. express our gratitude for row, from left: Sara Pettijohn Jennifer Wynne Jessica ( ) Directors elected were support from the people of Halfmann; second row, from left: Rodney Stockstill, 254 778-NOTE Basilia Flores, Jessica Salado,” Ervin said. Jeff Kelley, Basilia Flores, Renee’ Oas and Mary Cath- www.TempleSymphony.org Halfmann, Jeff Kelley and Through support from erine Ervin. (Courtesy photo) Thomas Fairlie, Musical Director Adults $20, Students $5 Sara Pettijohn. the community, the Salado Season Memberships and Tickets available at the door or from the Temple College The annual report was Family Relief Fund has mas to more than 150 cal families throughout Fine Arts Office, The Band Room (Belton, Harker Heights & Copperas Cove), submitted and reviewed. helped to provide Christ- Salado area children. The the year to provide much- H-E-B Stores, Discover Natural Foods or on our Website. fund also works with lo- needed services. Active Duty Military and Dependents are Free of Charge Salado Police Report Salado Civic Center Designed to serve the Village of Salado Week of April 8-14 Also: April 8 9:04-9:16 p.m., 50 11:28 p.m.-1:03 a.m., Bandstand - Gazebo 5:05-5:33 p.m., 215 Mill Main. Business Alarm, FM 2268 at IH35. Agen- Rental Rooms For: Creek (Brookshire Bros.) alarm activated in drive cy Assist, assisted DPS Family/Class Reunions Theft, complainant stated thru of First State Bank. with traffic control for 18 Weddings - Wedding Receptions she lost her credit card Secure ground level. Clear. wheeler crash into barri- Rehearsal Dinners and found that it had been April 11 cades. Clear. Business Meetings & Luncheons used prior to being turned 12:42-1:10 a.m., 1500 April 13 Style Shows • Concerts in to employees. Security Block Mill Creek. BMV in 4:55-5:25 a.m., 400 video was reviewed from Progress, notified of a bur- Block S. Stagecoach. 601 North Main Street point where card was lost glary of a vehicle in prog- BMV in Progress, noti- to where it was turned in. ress at the above address. fied of two white males (254) 947-8300 Subject who found card Upon arrival suspect had looking into vehicles at did not use it and immedi- fled on foot. Checked the the Stagecoach Inn. Upon ately turned it in. Suspect area unable to locate. Re- arrival I spoke with a wit- purchase on account was port on file. Clear. ness. He stated that he found to be a hold amount 9:30-9:59 a.m., 1300 watched the two suspects identical to a purchase Block Mill Creek. BMV, look into an SUV. When complainant had made just unknown subject removed they noticed him they fled prior to dropping her card. items from vehicle. on foot to a parked, black Unfounded. 3:55-4:19 p.m., 1300 Honda Civic. Once in the 11:36-11:44 p.m. 2900 Block Mill Creek Dr. Bur- vehicle they sped out of Block Chisholm Trail. glary of Vehicle, notified the southernmost exit onto Suspicious Persons. Two that a vehicle at the above Main Street where they subjects observed laying address was burglarized. turned north. The wit- on ground next to creek Items were taken. Report ness followed them in his near low water crossing. on file. Clear. vehicle. They then turned Subjects were identified 7:38-8:02 p.m., 1500 back into the Stagecoach International Wine Special and sent home. Clear. Block Mill Creek Dr. Bur- north entrance and drove April 9 glary of Vehicle, notified through to the service road $85/case limited time only 1:10-1:30 a.m., MM 287 that a vehicle at the above where they turned north I-35. Assist Other Agency, address was burglarized. and sped away. The wit- attempt to locate. In refer- Items were taken. Report ness was unable to obtain ence to a silver alert broad- on file. Clear. a plate number. When I ar- NEW ITEMS NOW AVAILABLE! cast earlier, information 8:17-8:26 p.m., 3900 rived, myself and deputy was received giving a gps Block Chisholm Trail. #19. checked all vehicles in the Mac & Cheese • Baked Sweeet Potato location from subject’s Suspicious Vehicle, noti- parking lot. None had been Broccoli Salad • Peach Cobbler cell phone placing them fied of a vehicle that had entered by force. Clear. and Ladies Plates in above area. Unknown been parked in front of 3:35-3:49 p.m., 128 S. 512-746-2900 if north or southbound, this address for approxi- Main (Salado Mansion). 305 Limestone Terrace or standing still. All Bel- mately 20 minutes. Spoke Open Door, observed Jarrell #1 BBQ in Central Texas ton units on calls and with homeowner and con- doors standing open at Drive Thru or Dine In BCSO responding from cluded the owner of the ve- above location. Cleared Exit 274-loop around-Right on Sonterra - 1 block on right (past McDonalds) other points in the county. hicle was at another home building. No one on scene.

Area checked from Salado visiting. Clear. Secured doors on exit. to Tahauya. No Vehicle April 12 Clear. Salado Volunteer Fire Department matching subject vehicle were found or observed You Have a Choice™ Smokin’ Spokes Bike Ride was traveling. No further up- Home owned and operated since 1876. dates given as to location. a huge success! Subject later located well Liz Armstrong Salado Volunteer Fire Department outside of Bell County. Salado Branch Manager Clear. Escrow Officer would like to thank all of our dedicated sponsors 12000 Block FM 2843, [email protected] Assist Other Agency. Dis- as well as everyone that helped make turbance. Dispatched as (254) 947-3922 213 Mill Creek Dr., #140 Complainant having three fax (254) 947-8632 our 11th Annual Salado Smokin’ Spokes Bike Ride to four people found on his property. Dispatch advised www.monteithtitle.com the most successful Bike Ride in history! Complainant has the subjects in brush next to road- We had more riders attend this year than ever! way. Request I be en route as BCSO is responding Mill Creek Cleaners Don Ringler Chevrolet – Toyota First State Bank Central Texas from other points in the Garlyn Shelton Family Salado Water Supply Century 21 Bill Bartlett Accents of Salado county Arrived on scene Quality Dry Cleaning, Laundry, with DPS. No subjects be- First Texas Brokerage Horizon Bank ing detained by complain- Alterations & Custom Tailoring Salado Village Voice Tri-City Bicycles ant. Brush area near where Eagle Disposal 121 Towing complainant stated he last 3C Cowboy Fellowship Salado Veterinary Hospital heard subjects checked. Salado Smiles D.Watson Companies Transport No subjects located. Clear Brooks Fine Western Wear Salado Properties with BCSO on scene. TX Tractor Construction Mud Pies Pottery April 10 Salado Winery and Wine Seller Salado Plumbing 4:27-4:32 p.m., N. Main Affordable Glass & Window Central Electric at Stagecoach. Disabled 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 200 Quality Painting – Sandor Family Cleo Bay Honda Vehicle, 18 wheeler stalled Salado Plaza next to Brookshire Brothers Keith’s Ace Hardware Tranquil Gardens RV Park in the middle of the in- The Haire Shop HV Land Design Mon-Fri 8-6 • Sat 9-2 • Closed Sunday Fire at Will Lone Star Heat & Air tersection. Restarted and (254) 947-0100 moved on. Clear. Salado Pet Care Mexicano Grill Jarrell Animal Medical Salado Bush’s Chicken – Salado The Dog Spot and Cats Too Jewelry Salado The 1860’s Shop Texas Nightscapes www.lgfsalon.com The Play Yard Ace Pest Control 947-4007 Tues-Sat 9am-5pm Salado United Methodist Church Monteith Abstract & Title Twisted Metal Diesel Johnny’s Outback A Full Service Beauty Salon C&W Auto Repair Southwest Hydromulch Your Salado Source for Professional Retail Products and Appliances! Big Thanks to all of our Rest Stop Volunteers and Chi, Joico, Matrix, Pureology, Redken and much more! Fire Department Members Families for all the help Appointments and Walk-ins Welcome I-35 South, Exit 279 to make the ride run smooth and successfully! CommunityCommunity LifeLife Page 4A Salado Village Voice Church News, Engagements, Wedding, Births April 18, 2013 Creative Innovations By Ginny Swalley Reserve your Prom Corsage Today 254.760.2620 CreativeInnovationsofSalado.com 2211 Thomas Arnold Road

Alyssia Woods, Develop- ment Director of Annun- ciation Maternity Home Annunciation Director speaks to Auxiliary Alyssia Woods, De- velopment Director of Annunciation Maternity Gabriella Elicia DeLeon-Diaz. was born March 4. Home in Georgetown, Weighed 7 pounds 3 oz and 20 inches long. Parents spoke to the Salado Ladies are Triston Morales, formerly of Salado, and Nyasia Auxiliary about the ser- DeLeon Diaz. Proud grandmother is Melody Johnson, vices offered at the facil- of Salado. ity. The home was started by Christie Aaronson and her husband in 2001. The mission of the expanding home is to provide women and teens in crisis preg- nancies and their children with housing, educational opportunities and health services to empower them Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor in their journey towards 5798 FM 2484 independence and self- 254-947-5917 sufficiency. Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon Woods reported The Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely University of Texas has GraceBCSalado.org a charter high school on the grounds so the girls can complete their public education. The average Come join us this Sunday morning age of the new mother is between 16 -17 and they are allowed to stay at the as we worship Jesus together! home for up to two years. When not attending school the girls must attend the Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults 11:00 a.m. Worship service life skills classes which teaches them parenting, Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Brown Bag Meal nutrition, financing, es- 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer teem-building and career- RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, Announcing the birth of Makayla Lynn Riley. She was planning. A child devel- Upstairs youth ministry born March 11, 2013 at Darnell Hospital, Fort Hood. opment center is available Makayla was 7 lbs 7 oz. and 20 1/2 inches long. for the babies and any Proud parents are Darren and Amanda Riley of Fort other children the new Hood. Proud grandparents are Tim and Brenda Riv- mother may have. There ers of Salado and Don and Roz Riley of Alexandria, are 25 staff members and Virginia. 24 hour a day service. The agency is applying for national accreditation. Senior Activity Center plans www.fbcsalado.org (254) 947-5465 Dance, Pot Luck and Movie Night Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor

SUNDAY WEDNESDAY The Belton Senior compassing passion. This will be provided by the Activity Center will have activity is open to all area “Good Ol’ Boys” play- 8:30 a.m. 1st Service 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal “Movie Day” 12:30 p.m. seniors and their guests. ing Bluegrass, 50’s Rock Classic Worship April 23. The featured Popcorn and drinks will & Roll & Gospel Music. 6 p.m. FBC-U (Adult Bible Study) movie will be “Cowgirls n’ be provided free of charge. This activity is open to all led by our Worship Choir 6 p.m. ESL Angels”” released in 2012. The Belton Senior Ac- seniors and their guests. 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 2 – grade 6) Feisty youngster Ida longs tivity Center monthly “Pot The Belton Senior Ac- 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study for adventure and hopes Luck Dinner” will be tivity Center “Country & 6 p.m. Bible Drill (grade 4 – 6) 11:00 a.m. 2nd Service to find her father, a ro- held 5:30 p.m. April 22. Western Dance” will be 6:30 p.m. Youth Activities deo performer. When she Guests are asked to bring a held 6:30-9:30 p.m April Contemporary Worship seeks refuge with a troupe casserole dish, side dish or 18, with Larry Burgin and led by our Praise Band 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal of female trick riders and dessert to share. The Cen- his Texas Traditions Band. their ornery leader, an ter will provide the meat, The dance is open ex-rodeo star, she finds a coffee and tea. Following to all area seniors. A $4 new family and an all-en- the meal, entertainment donation per person is re- quested. Guests are asked to bring a finger food or 3CCowboyFellowship.org snack to share during in- termission. for more information For additional infor- see our EVENTS on our website mation, contact the Senior (254) 947-7211 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado Activity Center at 254- 939-1170 or the Activities Director at 254-718-1859. 7th Anniversary Ranch Rodeo The Belton Senior Activ- Spring Playday ity Center is located at 842 Saddle Series April 27 S. Mitchell Street, Belton April 20 1st Rodeo Performance starts at noon 2nd Rodeo Performance starts at 4 p.m. Poles | Goat Slapping Limit 20 Teams - 10 Team Limit | Each Performance - First Call, First Choice Share your Flag Race | Speed Race Books open Monday, April 1, 8 a.m. - Books close Thursday April 25 8 p.m. news with Dummy Roping 4 Man Team, $400 entry fee per team $20 entry fee for Top Horse Award Entry fees must be PAID IN FULL-CASH ONLY-Day of Event Goat Tying the Village. Straight Away Barrels Mugging | Milking | Sorting | Branding Send emails Cloverleaf Barrels Top Teams in Average CASH PAYOUT Books open at 8 a.m. Custom Buckles awarded to Top Team in Average to Tim: FMI contact: Prize awarded to Top Hand news@salado Amanda Roberts (254) 624-7185 FMI contact: Mark (254) 534-3661 or Thomas (512) 897-5550 villagevoice. NEGATIVE COGGINS AND 3C MEDICAL RELEASE FORM REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENTS com salado Village Voice April 18, 2013 Page 5A

The Salado Church of Christ ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His truth, Showing His love.’

“We invite you to worship with us at any available Front Row: Aaron Trela, Samantha Willingham, Hunter Finch, Noah Mescher, Chance Hill, Sawyer Bageley, Eli Pittman, Andrew Novotny, Maddie Haltom, Emily Jackson, Dallas Hankamer opportunity. You will find Second Row: Reece Brown, Hailey Geisecke, Savannah Reeder, Corban Mescher, Bryce Wales, Aunnika Deen, a group of sincere, God- Reginia Deen, Brooke Dunlap, CJ Burton, Casey Haltom (Leader) loving and Christ-exalting Back Row: Leaders--Kristi Geisecke, Corey Mescher, Dena Wales people, who will make you feel at home with our church FBC Drillers attend Austin Bible competition family. -Joe Keyes, minister and bring home awards Sunday First Baptist Church off their Bible knowledge. they have 10 seconds to Level. At State Bible recall and quote a verse, Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. sent 20 drillers to the Each Driller must memo- Drill 2013, FBC Drillers Spanish Worship - Call Church for times State Bible Drill Com- rize 25 verses, the location locate a Key Passage or brought home the follow- petition in Austin on Fri- of 10 Key Passages and all a book of the Bible. Each ing awards: one Perfect, Wednesday Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. day, April 12. The Drill- 66 Books of the Bible. At Driller must pass through six Superior, six Excellent, two levels of competition ers have been practicing competition, drillers are six Good and one Honor- IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. since September to show given 24 calls in which before reaching the State able Mention. Sons of the Republic of Texas 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org recognize Larnce Barker Presbyterian At the 2013 Annual tion of outstanding service cation Committee for The bership upon submission Church of Salado SRT Meeting which was to the organization in the Sons of the Republic of of the appropriate SRT held in Tyler, Texas this years 2012-2013. Texas. membership application, A Friendly Small Church with a Big Message year, President General Larnce Barker is a A male, who is a di- payment of the required David Hanover has placed part of the Sterling C. rect lineal descendant of a fee and approval of the From the intersection of Main Larnce Barker on the Robertson SRT Chapter resident of the Republic of Historian General, Secre- Street and Salado Plaza Drive, the first drive on the right. President General’s list in #22 in Salado and is also Texas prior to February 19, tary General and President recognition and apprecia- the Chairman of the Edu- 1846, is eligible for mem- General. Obituaries

Sunday: Bible Classes 9 am • Worship Service 10 a.m. ternational writing train- a Soldier who died of inju- Eric Anderson Willey’s awards and Tuesday: Fellowship/Games 10 a.m. ing manuals on how to fly ries as a result of an appar- decorations include the Wednesday: Choir Rehearsal 5:30 pm omberg R aircraft. ent gunshot wound April Meritorious Service Med- Funeral services for He married Sharron 11 at an off-post residence al, Army Commendation What others say about the church: Eric Anderson Rom- Rau on November 9, 1974 in Killeen, Texas. Medal, Army Achieve- “The way Church used to be.” berg, 78, of Holland were in Seattle, WA and later Sgt. Clayton Michael ment Medal, Army Good “Old favorite hymns that are meant to be sung.” held April 12 at the First moved to Holland where Willey, 24, whose home of Conduct Medal, Army “The Message is from the Bible in context.” Baptist Church of Salado the owned and operated record is listed as Joppa, Reserve Components with Jim Graham officiat- their pecan orchard. Md., entered the military Achievement Medal, Na- Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor ing. Interment followed Survivors include his in March 2006 as a mili- tional Defense Service 105 Salado Plaza Drive • 254-947-8106 • Cell 254-702-4119 at Greenleaf Cemetery in wife of 38 years, Sharron tary police officer in the Medal, Global War on P.O. Box 865 www.presbsalado.org Brownwood. of Holland; a brother, Con- Army Reserve. He entered Terrorism Service Medal, Romberg died April 7, rad Romberg of Whidbey the active Army in Octo- Iraq Campaign Medal 2013 in an area care cen- Island, WA; two sisters, ber 2010 as a multichan- with Campaign Star, Army ter. He was born on August Hilda and Trudy; and nu- nel transmission systems Service Ribbon, Overseas He who finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains 14, 1934 to the late Louis merous nieces, nephews operator-maintainer and Service Ribbon, Armed favor from the Lord. D. and Hilda Anderson and cousins. arrived at Fort Hood in Forces Reserve Medal PROVERBS 18:22 Romberg at Austin. His Arrangements were un- February 2011. He was with M Device, and Driver family developed over 50 der the direction of Heart- assigned to Company B, and Mechanic Badge with varieties of pecans for the field Funeral Home in Bel- 57th Signal Battalion, 11th Driver Wheeled Vehicle USDA in the Brownwood ton. Signal Brigade, Fort Hood, Bar. area. Sgt. Clayton since April 2011. Circumstances sur- He was in the US Navy Willey deployed in sup- Michael Willey rounding this incident are Reserve and worked for port of Operation Iraqi currently under investiga- Fort Hood officials the Douglas Aircraft Freedom from February tion. Company and Boeing In- have released the name of 2008 to April 2009. Dossman Funeral Home 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 “In Service to our fellow man...”

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Education Foundation gives grants to teachers Salado Education Foundation has been giving out Innovative Teaching Grants since 2002. This year four grants were awarded for a total of $6,624.17. This brings the grand total awarded to Salado teachers through the innovative teaching grants program to $64,213.48. Clockwise from top left photo, Salado Education Foundation President Kristi Jarvis is seen handing out checks to Salado teachers. Joy Hill and Lacey Cruddus for four iPads and multiple apps for use in the SIS Rally/ Dyslexia, GCS and Math Intervention programs. Check for $1,762 Kory Craddick for 16 Apple TVs so Jr. High teachers can connect wirelessly to projectors from their iPads. Check amount was $1,584 Jill Brashier on behalf of the first grade teachers for three iPads and several apps to help At Risk students in first grade. Total amount, $1,788 Michelle Weaver for a Collaborative Art Curriculum and remodeled art room. Project cost $1,490. Council presents “Animal Tales” to promote adult literacy The Temple Literacy eracy program. Council will present a ben- Returning to the stage efit performance of “Ani- will be Paxton Howard, mal Tales”, April 27, at Marjie Rynearson, Kar- the Temple Civic Theatre. en and Merle Stalcup, This year’s show, created D. Kirkland, Bill Jones, and directed by Gary D. Grainer Esch, Bill Gaeta- Askins of Salado, fea- no, Lanell Mikeska and tures 12 performers who Askins. Joining this year’s dramatizing the written cast will be well-known word from sources such as TCT veteran Janice Wil- Aesop’s Fables, children’s son. “The “Animal Tales” classics and contemporary selections were chosen to writings. A highlight of show the diverse ways in the evening will be Patrick which noted authors have Howard who has written used furry and feathered and will read a short testi- friends to illuminate our monial of his experiences shared human condition. as a student in the TLC lit- The evening will begin at 7 p.m. with pre-show refreshments followed by curtain time at 7:30 p.m. The suggested donation is $25 per person and early reservations are strongly recommended. Reserva- tions can be made by calling the Temple Literacy Council at (254) 774-7323 or by e-mail to templelit- [email protected]. This annual benefit is one of the TLC’s means of providing continued funding of its mission: to enable every adult learner to acquire the necessary basic skills of reading, writing, speaking and lis- tening to compete successfully in today’s workplace, to strengthen family foun- dations and to exercise their full citizenship. A non-profit organization, the Council trains, places and supports 31 active volunteer tutors who are working with 40 active students in Temple and the surrounding area. For additional information, contact the Temple Literacy Council at (254) 774-7323 or templeliteracy@juno. com. Salado SchoolsSchools && SportsSports B Section 4 Pages Covering Salado students from Thomas Arnold to SHS April 18, 2013 Girls get gold, boys silver Salado Lady Eagles Varsity Track team won the District 16-AA Track The Salado Athletic Booster Club Meet amongst a group of 8 schools, April 10 in Lex- would like to acknowledge ington. Salado won the meet with a total of 178 points. the generous donation Rogers followed in a distant second with 112 points. Academy placed made by third with 94 points. Ashley Adams won (254) 933-7400 • 1914 S. IH 35 • Belton gold for Salado in the 1600 (Photo by Mary Beth Cooke) Buckley Powder Co. Meter Run with a time of Ashley Adams and China Saxton won gold and silver 5:39.73. 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One Day Crowns 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 135B utilizing CEREC Technology in Salado Plaza 477 Thomas Arnold (254) 308-0016 [email protected] Bell Co. salado Village Voice, April 18, 2013, Page 3B Bombers outslug everyone The 13U Bell County Bombers won the Man- chaca Slug Fest for their second tournament cham- pionship in a row. The Bombers outscored their Pictured bottom row are Mateo Maldonado, Logan opponents 36-3. Earl, Cameron Johnson, Gage Mingst, Jonathan The Bombers next play Flores. Middle row are Payton Vybiral, Kade Maed- in the Shriner’s Classic the gen, Trey Wallace, Jacob Wilk, Drew Cook, Tris Sebe- weekend of April 20. The sta. Top row are coaches Stuart Cook, Scott Johnson, team includes Salado play- Stacey Sebesta. Not shown: Ryan Oakes and coach ers and coaches. Scott Oakes. FROM Page 1B withDistrict a total distance track of 33- 40.41. Derrick Ray placed distance of 105-7 1/2. 11. fourth with a time of 42.74. Preston Rosebrock won Ashley Wilson took Salado’s 1600 Meter gold in the High Jump bronze in the High Jump Relay team of Andrew reaching a height of 5-8. reaching a height of 4-8. Warren, Alex Cooke, Rob- Taylor Atwood placed ert Pereira and Justin Mc- JV Girls SMALL & EXOTIC ANIMAL MEDICINE fifth with a height of 4-6. Bride took bronze with a Salado JV Girls com- Averi Fischer won gold time of 3:31.30. peted in the District 16- SURGERY & WELLNESS EXAMS in the Pole Vault with a Ryan Simmons won AA Track meet in Lexing- vault of 8-6 beating sec- gold in the discus with a ton April 10. Vaccinations • Heartworm Flea & Tick Preventatives Cameron won the meet ond place Smith of Acad- throw of 173-11 1/2 beat- Microchipping • Spay/Neuter • Bathing/Boarding emy by 6 inches. Madie ing second place by 35 with 101 points. Rogers DePriest placed fourth feet. He also won gold in placed second with 99 Dentistry • Digital Radiography with a height of 8-0. 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Schattle singled to JV squad 16-1 on the road Personal Training Available Salado proved this with were recorded. score Norman and Hicks April 12. crushing victories over Franz threw 74 pitches knocked in two runners With only one hit in the 24 Hour Access Rosebud-Lott and Jarrell in the game, going through with a double. She scored first inning, a single for Activity & Diet Tracking Apps last week to hold on to 18 batters and allowing on a single by Franz. The an RBI by Sommer Sloan, their second place position only three to reach base. third out was finally re- Salado was able to put four We accept Silver Sneakers in district. Lady Eagles 15 corded with runners at the runners across the plate, Lady Eagles 13 Jarrell 2 corners. thanks to three walks and (254) Rosebud-Lott 0 Salado Lady Eagles Reagan Best led off two errors. 947-1063 Jenna Franz pitched a collected 17 hits and 15 the scoring in the fourth The sloppy play con- 213 Mill Creek Drive #155 one-hitter and walked two runs in their lopsided win inning, hitting a one-out tinued in the second as as the Salado Lady Eagles (15-2) on the road against single. Cantu and Schattle Salado added five more mowed down the Rosebud- the Jarrell Lady Cougars walked to load the bases. runs on just two hits. Jar- A Lott Lady Cougars 13-0 on April 12. An infield fly kept the rell walked and committed Life-Changing on April 9. Franz struck The girls scored six runners on the bases and two errors to allowed runs out 11 batters in five in- runs in the second inning. Franz hit to deep left for to score. Grace Tauferner Smile nings on the mound. Morgan Hill led off with single, but an error on the hit an RBI single and Som- is in Meanwhile, the Lady a single and stole second play allowed all three run- mer Sloan hit a single, but Your Future Eagles beat up the Rose- base. She scored on a Josie ners to score and Franz to was left stranded at third bud pitcher with 13 hits, Norman double. With two reach third, where she was base when the inning was including four for extra outs, CeCe Cantu doubled left stranded. called. bases. to score the runner at sec- Oakes scored Salado’s In the third, Jenna Wa- Salado scored five runs ond. Malory Schattle fol- only run in the fifth. She gnon and Tauferner both in the first. After the first lowed with a double to walked and eventually had RBI singles and Mea- out was recorded, CeCe bring Cantu across the scored on Cantu’s single. gan Hill hit a two RBI Cantu singled and moved plate. Schattle scored on a Jarrell’s only run came double and stole third two second when Malory single by Shyenne Hicks. in the fourth inning, base, scoring on an error Schattle walked. Shyenne Jenna Franz doubled to thanks to the only two hits by the third baseman. Sal- Hicks scored both runners score Hicks and she scored of the game. B. Wright ado scored five runs in the with a double and moved on a single by Vaca. Six doubled and C. Sloan sin- third inning. to third when Franz was Lady Eagles got hits in the gled to score the runner. Sloan doubled to lead Get Straighter, Whiter thrown out at first by the inning, four of them for Hicks faced 19 batters, off the fourth. Walks were second baseman for the doubles. striking out six of them. issued to load the bases Teeth, Without Removing second out. 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Hicks singled, scor- placed third in Varsity ing the runner at third, and girls doubles. moved to second to try to Below left: Katie Kyle For all your printing put Schattle out. With run- and Chase Manning were ners at second and third, first in JV mixed doubles. Franz singled scoring Below middle: Jordan them both. She scored on Drake and Nick Faulkner a single to deep right field took second in JV mixed by Morgan Hill. doubles competition. With a 9-0 lead, Sal- Below right: Sierra ado added four more in Armstrong and Marcene the fourth inning. Maddie Grimsley were third in JV Suhling led off with a walk girls doubles. and Morgan Hill bunted. photos courtesy of Coach Melissa Hyer An error by the third baseman allowed Taylor West to turn a short grounder

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Asleep at the Wheel has were concerned more with blues, swing and tradition- seen miles and miles of this amazing roots music, al fiddling but also for its Texas. They got their kicks which we felt was being demanding musical chops. on Route 66. And, in 2010, lost amid the politics. We Western swing is what the band clicked another were too country for the Benson calls “jazz with a milestone on the odometer rock folks and we were too cowboy hat,” is a thrill to – their 40th anniversary. long-haired for the coun- hear live, and thanks in Now in their 43rd year, try folks. But everybody large part to the Wheel’s the band continues to in- got over it once the music 40 years of promotion, is troduce the western swing started playing.” a living and creative genre genre to a new generation A year later, they were of music today. on tour and takes audienc- coaxed into moving to On the Records es on the ride of a lifetime California by Commander “Everything this act with a recent documentary Cody, leader of Command- has ever released is simply film “Then and Now.” er Cody & His Lost Planet spectacular.” Billboard “It’s been an amazing Airmen. But, the band’s Magazine (2010) Asleep at the Wheel will bring their Grammy award winning, Texas swing to ride. From Paw Paw to San big break came when Van Over their history, Johnny’s Outback April 26. Francisco to Austin, we’ve Morrison mentioned them Asleep at The Wheel has seen it all,” says Wheel in an interview with Roll- garnered nine GRAMMY front man Ray Benson. ing Stone. The record of- Awards and released more “But, rest assured, there fers started coming in and than 25 studio and live is still so many exciting The Wheel got rolling. albums, and there is no projects in the works. The 80+ But Who’s Count- sign of slowing down any Finders Keepers Wheel keeps rolling!” ing? time soon. Just last year The Texas swing band “We’re a dance band. they earned a Grammy will bring their sound to That’s what we’re about. nomination in the newly Cool Treasures,Unique Decor & Gifts Salado for an outdoor con- And that’s plenty.” Ray minted Best Americana cert at Johnny’s Outback Benson Album category for their 1211 N. Stagecoach on April 26. Tickets are The musicianship of critically acclaimed Wil- Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. $15 per person and are Asleep at the Wheel has lie & The Wheel, on available at the door and become the stuff of leg- Bismeaux Records. Most 1(325) 665-5669 Salado through the website, www. ends. Reuter’s pegged The recently, another collab- Vintage johnnysoutback.com. Wheel as “one of the best orative project paired the The Wheel Gets Rolling live acts in the business.” band with the legendary Stagecoach Inn Cakery “there’s some relatively Taking a page from Bob lead from Bob Wills & unknown group around Wills’ book, the band has The Texas Playboys, Leon at Ambrosia Tea Room Restaurant that I really dig. Asleep constantly toured at a na- Rausch. The distinguished girls apparel at the Wheel plays great tional level throughout its velvety vocals that voiced with a touch of bling Open country music.” Van Mor- history; with anywhere the King of western swing Thursday 11 - 7 cupcakes - pastries rison in a Rolling Stone from 7-15 of the finest partnered with “post-mod- Friday and Saturday we cater! interview (1973) players Ray Benson could ern kings of Texas Swing” lunch 11 - 3 (254) 247-9358 It all started when Ray talk into jumping in the on It’s A Good Day, which dinner 5 - 9 Benson, Floyd Domino, bus to play a string of USA Today called, “swing 254-947-5111 Sunday 11-7 102 N Main Street Tues - Sat 11 - 4 and Lucky Oceans, along dates. The alumni roster from the heavens.” It was with a Vermont farm boy is well over 80+ members, Leon who first suggested named Leroy Preston; Vir- and includes an impres- to Ray in the 1970’s that ginian Chris O’Connell; sive list of musicians who The Wheel record Get and Gene Dobkin, a bass have gone on to perform Your Kicks (on Route 66). player and fellow class- with artists such as Bob The Wheel has now re- BREAKFAST LUNCH SUPPER mate of Benson’s from Dylan, Van Morrison, Lyle corded the hit 4 times in Antioch College in Yel- Lovett, Ryan Adams, and 4 different decades, with low Springs, Ohio, joined many more. A quick scan this latest version featur- Open Mon. - Sat. forces. They began with of awards, such as “Tour- ing Leon. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. a simple goal: to play and ing Band of the Year” From Dance Halls Open 7 a.m.-3 p.m. help revive American (CMAs, 1976) and “Life- to Concert Halls roots music. time Achievement in Per- “A Swinging Symphony” Sundays Asleep at the Wheel formance” (Americana -Fort Worth Star Telegram WE CATER landed a gig opening for Music Awards 2009), not Any band that spends Alice Cooper and Hot to mention near domi- upwards of 250 days on ALL OCASSIONS Tuna in Washington, DC nance of the GRAMMY the road each year is more in 1970. At the height of “Country Instrumental” than likely to have seen 254-947-GOOD Vietnam, many Ameri- category over the years, re- its fair share of dives, gin 301 Thomas Arnold Rd. cans were using their flects the reputation of the joints, biker bars, clubs, choice of music to express band’s musicianship. Ray auditoriums, dance halls their stance on the con- Benson fell in love with and the like. The Wheel flict in southeast Asia. western swing because is no exception. Another “We wanted to break that of its unique combination place Wheel fans have mold,” said Benson. “We of elements of American more recently discovered the music has been in symphony halls. Originally de- buted in collaboration with the Austin Symphony, the Alexander’sat Inn on the Creek Wheel has since gone on to present their pops program in select performances across the country, and even released a CD in 2006 of their performance with the Fort Worth Sym- phony Orchestra. Throughout their four decades the Wheel has driven the genre to the edge, explored new terri- tories, picked up new pas- sengers along the way and crisscrossed the country to the delight of fans and critics alike. And, even though they’re doing “for- ty,” there’s no chance of slowing down now.

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Box 562, Paul Cox at The Knitters, 1:30 p.m. at inside Southern Com- 11:30 a.m., at Longhorn Village Voice newspaper Lounge, upstairs at The Conference Center. for shops advertising their Salado, TX 76571, by Village Art Building. forts, 22 N Main join April 15. The public is Range Restaurant on econd and ourth specials. Tuesdays fellow knitters for casual S F invited. Main St., 8:30 p.m. knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- uesdays Saturdays Salado Village Artists, T April 19 April 26 Village Art Building, [email protected] Salado Rotary Club Recycling program, 9 Asleep at the Wheel, 7 a.m.-noon at 113 Salado Paul Cox at The 9:30 a.m. breakfast meeting, 7 a.m. Lounge, upstairs at The p.m. at Johnny’s Out- at Johnny’s Bar Be Que. Plaza Drive behind back. Tickets $15. Info, Salado Creekside. Glass Range Restaurant on Wednesday Evenings Main St., 8:30 p.m. tickets online at johnny- is accepted. Electronics soutback.com. 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Custom Settings • Colored Diamonds Main St., beginning at and Michael McDougal. 7 p.m. Artists change 4 - 6 p.m. at Johnny’s meeting, 7:30 p.m. at April 27-28 the Lodge Hall, 90 S. (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) weekly. Banquet Hall on Thomas Thunderbirds are Church St. 106 North Main Street Salado First Saturday Arnold Road. coming to Salado. More details to come. (254) 855-5538 Private Showings Sit & Knit Session April 18 April 25 at The Salado Yarn Co. Sip and Knit, 5-7 Village of Salado April 28 inside Southern Com- p.m. at Salado Wine Board of Alderman Can- Mary Hale’s Studio forts, 22 N Main join didate Forum, Meadows Recital at 2:30 p.m. saladocreekantiques.com Seller, 841 North Main, fellow knitters for casual 947-8011. Bring your Room at Salado Civic in the sanctuary of 511 Stagecoach Rd. knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- favorite knitting project Center, 4:30 p.m., spon- Salado United Methodist (East Access Road) IH35 [email protected] for a casual gathering of sored by Salado Chamber (254) 947-1800 of Commerce. See Calendar, Page 3C Paint the Ranch Red Annual event at Tenroc April 20 raises funds to fight heart disease “Paint the Ranch Red” Quebec and an Appaloosa at Salado’s Tenroc Ranch Foal. Silent auction items will benefit the Bell lined up for the evening County Division of the include a native stone ta- American Heart Associa- ble and benches, a Hilton tion on April 20. Tickets vacation getaway, scenic and sponsorships are still aerial tour, custom de- available for the event, signed jewelry pieces, Hill which raises money for the Country golf package, and nation’s oldest and largest many more. voluntary health organiza- The proceeds of the tion, dedicated to fighting event will go toward the heart disease and stroke, American Heart Associa- the American Heart Asso- tion to advance its not-for- Closed on Tuesdays ciation. profit mission of building

Salado Creek Antiques Salado The aim of the Ameri- healthier lives, free from can Heart Association is cardiovascular diseases to build healthier lives by and stroke. These dol- preventing, treating and lars will fund research, defeating heart disease advocacy efforts, profes- and stroke, which are sional and public educa- America’s No. 1 and No. 3 tion, community service killers. programs and support With a performance by services. Approximately Brian Gowan, Paint the 75 percent of the money Ranch Red promises to be raised stays within the lo- a “Night Under the Texas cal community. “It is vital Massage Stars” gala event. Mem- for us to continue to raise bers of the committee are money for the American Facials finalizing this year’s Texas Heart Association and get Manicure Chic party that will again our community involved Brian Gowan performs April 20 at Paint the Ranch be held at Tenroc Ranch in in the fight,” states Chair- Red, to benefit the American Heart Association. Pedicure Salado. The event, spon- woman of the event Susan Full Body Waxing sored by Scott & White Holmes. Healthcare, is scheduled Sponsorships and tick- Body Wraps in the Blue Heron Room ets are still available and KCEN HD-TV and Inn on and Charlie Daniels and on April 20. The silent can be obtained from any the Creek. For reserva- has written songs with Hall Full Service Salon auction and cocktail hour of the committee mem- tions call 254-913-1705. of Fame songwriters. Over will begin at 6 p.m. Guests bers. Individual tickets to With a 20 year history the course of his career, will enjoy a delectable the event are $125 or $225 in the music industry un- he has shared the stage dinner prepared by The for a couple. Or you can der his belt, Brian Gowan with the likes of Trace Ad- Range of Salado. secure a sponsored table has had Billboard chart- kins, Alabama, Hank Wil- The night will conclude of 8 for $1,000. ing singles, 4 Texas Music liams Jr., Wynonna Judd, YOUYOUphoriaphoria with an intimate perfor- The Presenting Sponsor Chart Top 30 singles and Vince Gill, Mark Ches- Day Spa & Salon mance by singer/songwrit- is Scott & White Health- songs written with, re- nutt, George Jones, Merle er Brian Gowan. care. Leading sponsors for corded and charted by Hit Haggard and Texas Music YOUphoriaDaySpa.com Live auction items will the event include: Metro- Maker Rodney Atkins. He trailblazers Kevin Fowler has recorded with the leg- and Pat Green. (www.bri- 556 Pace Park Drive • (254) 947-3SPA (3772) include a weeklong stay on plex Cardiac and Vascu- ME1729 lovely Gaspe Peninsula in lar Center, Tenroc Ranch, endary Waylon Jennings angowan.com). April 18, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 3C Calendar FROM Page 2C Church. Mary’s piano, July 13 voice, and guitar students Annual Salado Swirl, will be performing. Ad- featuring the wines of 13 mission is an item for the Texas wineries. Salado Food Bank. July 13 April 29-30 Jason Cassidy, 7 p.m. Thomas Arnold at Johnny’s Outback. Elementary Pre-K and Tickets $10. Info, tickets Kindergarten Round- online at johnnysoutback. Up for 2013-14 school com. year, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the TAE Cafeteria. July 20, 27 Children enrolling in and August 3 Kindergarten must be Salado Legends at five years old on or before The Judith Miller Band will perform May 3 at The Tablerock Amphithe- Sept. 1, 2013. For more Lounge, upstairs at The Range Restaurant. ater. information please contact July 29-August 4 the TAE school office at and benefit luncheon, at Wounded Warrior Canine Tablerock Theater 254-947-6925. The Venue, 212 Royal Training Program. Street. Springhouse will Sponsorship opportunities Camp April 30 be added to the shops are available. Sponsor- August 2 Adoption Support showing fashions along ship includes one booth Midnight Madness Group will meet 6:30 with Susan Marie’s, Howl- space, your logo on the Down Main, 5K fund pm in Salado United ing Wolff and Christy’s event banner and in all raiser for Salado Cham- Methodist Church Youth of Salado. Tickets are $25 future publicity! It is sure ber of Commerce. Activities Center. from any member or at to be a tail wagging good August 17 May 1-3 Christy’s, Howling Wolff, time! For more informa- Dale Watson, 7 p.m. Texas Brazos Trail Springhouse, or Susan tion contact the Chamber at Johnny’s Outback. Conference: Bed, Bath Marie’s. Contact Barclay at 254-947-5040 or email Tickets $10. Info, tickets & Beyond. Find out how McCort at 947-3617. [email protected]. Bell County’s award-winning winery online at johnnysoutback. you can capitalize on the May 17 June 8 com. art, history, music and Live Music Gospel Night at the Salado Reunion, 9:30 August 31 flavor of your community Salado United Method- a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Mel Tillis and the every Saturday and create a memorable ist Church sanctuary, 7 Salado Intermediate and authentic visitor ex- Statesiders at The p.m. Come enjoy a night School. Lunch will be 5 - 8 pm perience. Details on the Legend Club, $60 cover, of gospel night featuring catered by Captain Red’s website: www.texasbra- $100 VIP Meet and Open Daily Holly Dunn, Paul Cox and of Hutto. Lunch reserva- zostrail.com/partners/ Greet. till 8 p.m. on Saturday the Salado UMC choir. tions are $10 per person conference. September 7 227 N. Main Street (254) 947-9000 May 17 due by June 1 to Sydney saladoswirlandsip.com Free WiFi ay Deryl Dodd, 7 p.m. M 3 Joe Berg at The V. Boren, 3681 FM 1123, Judith Miller Band at at Johnny’s Outback. Lounge, upstairs at The Belton, TX 76571. The Lounge, upstairs at Tickets $10. Info, tickets Range Restaurant on June 8 The Range Restaurant online at johnnysoutback. Main St., 7 p.m. Walt Wilkins, 7 p.m. on Main St., 7 p.m. com. May 18 at Johnny’s Outback. ay September 20-22 M 3 Cassandra Taylor at Tickets $10. Info, tickets Rick Trevino at The Salado Chocolate & The Lounge, upstairs at online at johnnysoutback. Legend Club, $15 cover. Wine Weekend. The Range Restaurant com. May 3-4 on Main St., 7 p.m. June 8-9 September 21 Bleu Edmondson, 7 Annual Gospel Festi- May 18 In –Tow, a play to val at Tablerock. benefit the Recasting of p.m. at Johnny’s Out- Second Annual Brave back. Tickets $10. Info, May 4 Rifles Run, sponsored Sirena, performances at tickets online at johnny- The Gault School of by the Third Cavalry Tablerock. soutback.com. Archaeological Research Regiment and Third June 10-July 19 Volunteer Day, 8:30 Cavalry Association. Salado Legends Re- September 24 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers Event will include 5K and hearsal Story Telling in Tablerock’s Woods (El- are needed for general 10K runs for adults and June 17-21 ementary Schools) cleanup and maintenance 1K children’s fun run. First Baptist Church at the site. RSVP to Cw- Celebrate the Regiment’s of Salado Vacation Bible September 27 [email protected] Birthday and provide an School, 9 a.m.-noon Salado Chamber of so you are counted in the outstanding military/civil- daily for four year olds Commerce Golf Tourna- BBQ lunch total. ian community event. through sixth graders. ment. ay M 4 May 18 June 22 October 5-6 Jenna McDaniel at Reckless Kelly, 7 p.m. Whiskey Myers, 7 A Christmas Carol & The Lounge, upstairs at at Johnny’s Outback. p.m. at Johnny’s Out- Fright Trail Auditions The Range Restaurant Tickets $10. Info, tickets back. Tickets $10. Info, on Main St., 7 p.m. online at johnnysoutback. tickets online at johnnys May 4 com. outback.com. Curtis Grimes, 7 p.m. May 20 June 29 List your events at Johnny’s Outback. Salado ISD Board Cory Morrow at The for 2013 here. Tickets $10. Info, tickets of Trustees meeting, 6 Legend Club, $20 cover. online at johnnysoutback. p.m. in the Salado Civic com. Center. June 29 Email details to John Conlee, 7 p.m. ay ay M 4 M 24 at Johnny’s Outback. news@salado Ray Price and The Paul Cox at The Tickets $10. Info, tickets Cherokee Cowboys at Lounge, upstairs at The villagevoice.com online at johnnysoutback. The Legend Club, $65 Range Restaurant on com. cover, $100 VIP Meet Main St., 7 p.m. and Greet. May 25 May 6 Jimi Lee at The Monday Club at the Lounge, upstairs at The Cowboys Bar-B-Q Salado United Methodist Range Restaurant on Church, 2 p.m. Main St., 7 p.m. Exit 285 • 1300 Robertson RD May 6 May 27 Salado Historical So- Salado ISD Holiday Fast Service ciety board of directors for students, teachers. Slow Cooking meeting, 6 p.m., Salado May 27 Catering, Take Out or Dine In Civic Center. Memorial Day cer- May 6 emony at Salado Cem- 254-947-5700 Miguel Perez, owner Salado Athletic etery on Baines St., 9:30 Booster Club meeting, 7 a.m. p.m. in the Salado High May 29 School Library. Scott & White May 9 Bloodmobile will be at THE LEGEND CLUB Ladies Auxiliary Salado United Methodist FM2484 & I-35, Exit 286 Friday Kris Gordon Band meeting, 9:30 a.m., Church, 5-7 p.m. 254-947-CLUB 2582 9 - 1 , no cover - Doors at 7 Robertson Room of June 5 Stagecoach Conference LegendClubSalado.comFriday, January 25 Saturday Janice Maynard Band Final Day of Classes Center. 9 - 1 , $10 cover - Doors at 7 for Salado ISD Students. Peoples Choice Band May 9-11 June 6 Saturday, January 26 Sun Matinee The Legends Annual MG Regis- Salado High School Classic Country Dance ter in Salado Mother’s Graduation, 7 p.m. at The Backroads Band $5 cover ~ 5 to 9 p.m - Doors at 4 Day weekend. Details to the University of Mary come. Hardin-Baylor Mayborn Friday, April 26 May 10 Center. first annual Urban Cowboy Party with JOHNNY LEE Paul Cox at The June 8 Lounge, upstairs at The $25 General Admission Dog Daze of June, Range Restaurant on 9 a.m.-noon. Salado Mechanical Bull Riding Contest Main St., 7 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Best Dressed “Bud n Sissy” Contest May 11 invites you to participate Great Prizes for the Winners Greg Whitfield at The in Salado’s Dog Daze Closed Lounge, upstairs at The of Summer-Pace Park Monday & Range Restaurant on Pooch Parade! The Tuesday Main St., 7 p.m. parade for pups and their but May 16 people will serve as a fundraiser for the cham- available for Chisholm Trail Chap- private parties, ter American Business ber, with a portion of the weddings, etc. Women’s Association proceeds going to the 18th annual style show Page 4C, saladosalado Village Voice, December 13,20, 2012 Page 4C, salado Village Voice, April 18, 2013 ShoppingShopping Map Map of of Salado Salado 4. 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