Rockin Rick at Stagecoach, Story page 6A Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXV, Number 51V V Thursday, April 11, 2013 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 V V saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Library closes for renovation Salado Public Library professional services for will close for approximate- the project. ly four weeks on April 15 “The expansion will to allow for the renovation include new areas for of the current library space children, teens, adult and the moving of collec- computers and a larger tions into the expanded public meeting room with space. restrooms,” stated Librar- The renovation of the ian Jeanie Lively. current space will include The new areas match new carpet and paint. the library’s current inte- The Friends of the Sala- rior and exterior. do Public Library will host “This is a major project an Open House at a date to requiring relocation of all be announced later. the books and shelves in After more than two the current library,” Rob- years of planning, the Sal- inson said, adding, “once ado Public Library broke complete, the entire library Stuck again ground on a 3,200 sq. ft. will look brand new.” An 18-wheeler found itself in the more-and-more common position of being stuck on the I-35 overpass at FM expansion last fall.’ New landscaping will 2268 (Holland Rd.). The trucker was trying to make the turn so that he could head back south on I-35 after At that time, Library di- be put in place at the en- stopping at the JD’s 282 Truck Stop. Because of the narrow lanes due to the construction going on in the area rectors planned on an an- trance of the library. and the small size of the bridge to begin with, the truck could not maneuver the curve and got hung up. This nual mortgage of $15,300 The Book Ends used has happened multiple times, according to residents of the are, one of whom reported that she has even seen to pay down the remaining book store that is operated one of the trucks hanging over the edge of the bridge. The bridge at Thomas Arnold is not much better for the debt on the $362,600 ex- by the Friends of the Li- big trucks to maneuver and with the narrow lanes of the access road on the northbound side, trucks are not pansion project. However, brary will also get a face going to be able to get to the underpass on the north end of town. (Photo by Royce Wiggin) Gail Robinson announced lift before the Library re- that the Library expan- opens. The garage door sion would be opened has been replaced by an Aldermen argue about debt-free. because of suc- entrance door and win- cessful fundraising and a dow and an awning will process to get manager $50,000 Tocker Founda- be put over the door. The tion grant for furnishings bookstore will have new By Tim Fleischer McCort appointed a and shelving throughout signage showing its hours Editor-in-Chief committee of Fred Brown, the Library. of operation. Mike Milliser, Steven Er- “We have been raising The Library and a Aldermen will write a vin, Gerry Reihsen, Don Historical Society members unbox the new history funds through our Very group of Library District job description for a po- Engleking and Larry that the group has published. Special Patron Card cam- patrons, with the assis- tential City Manager as Sands to meet with village paign,” said Bill Kinnison, tance of Larry Irsik of the next step in the pro- attorney Alan Bojorquez History gets retold President of the Friends. ARCHITEXAS, an archi- cess, after a lengthy and to examine how the Vil- over a year to compile by ‘The Salado Historical tectural consultant from contentious discussion on lage should go about fill- The Salado Historical Society and Library book Austin, began the project Society has an updated Bill Kinnison and Mary the matter April 4. ing the need for a city Belle Brown. It has been clubs have donated funds in March 2010, to assess Alderman Shannon manager or administrator. addition of the history for specific pieces of fur- the space needs of the li- of Salado now on sale at expanded from 16 to 52 Ashe requested that the Those options include pages with new informa- niture in the new areas.” brary. board consider entering hiring a full time City several locations in town Very Special Patrons The need arose when it including, The Tourism tion on the founding of into an agreement with Manager or Administrator, Salado and Salado Col- will be honored with an was determined the chil- Central Texas Council of hiring a part-time person and Chamber of Com- engraved book plaque ac- dren’s section did not have merce offices, Charlotte’s lege. Included in the up- Governments (CTCOG) for the position, entering dated history, which was knowledging their contri- sufficient space for the and begin negotiating to into a contract with CT- of Salado, Garden Spirits, butions. number of children attend- The Strawberry Patch, The written originally in 2000 put into place a City Ad- COG to provide city man- are a few short biographies The Library District ing programs, the commu- ministrator. agement services or to do 1860 Shop and Taylor’s for board contracted with nity needed free meeting $3 a copy. The cost was of early Salado pioneers. However, after learn- nothing. Members of The Salado Gene Doss Construction space, and that for every ing that Mayor Danney Alderman Susan Terry kept low because of a gen- for the project. Larry Neil, new book coming into the erous donation from First Historic Society may pick McCort had appointed a said that “it is our job to up their free copy of this Architect, from Temple Library one old book had Citizen’s Committee to write the job description. I State Bank provided architectural and to be “weeded out.” The new book took new history at The 1860 research the four possible am not sure it is appropri- shop on Main Street approaches to addressing ate for a citizens commit- city governance, she asked tee to do that.” that this particular item be The board voted 4-0 tabled until the committee (Stephen Peters was ab- met and brought a propos- sent) for the aldermen to al to the board. meet as a committee and Other aldermen, how- draft the job description. ever, felt that having the After that, aldermen will committee discuss how to consider how to fill the po- fill the perceived need for sition and begin the neces- a city manager was, in lay sary steps. terms, putting the cart be- Aldermen also read the fore the horse. Animals and Fowl Ordi- “Isn’t it backward to nance, a 15-page docu- select who we want (for ment that deals with public city manager) and then nuisance animals, includ- write a job description for ing the neighbor’s dog that them,” Alderman Hans poops in your yard every Fields questioned. “How day and barks all night. can we hire someone when The board is set to adopt we don’t know what we this code at its April 18 want?” meeting.

More sculptures The Right Reverend C. Andrew Doyle knocks at the door of the St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church at the beginning of the consecration service. (Photo by Tim Fleischer) could be heading St. Joseph’s celebrates consecration Following the conse- Vickers, Michael Rudolf and Tamara Clothier, Iona assigned to St. Luke’s and cration of the St. Joseph’s Stollberg, Laura Diane School Deacon Track. St. Joseph’s as their Rector to Village this fall Episcopal Church in Sal- Osborne and Veronika St. Joseph’s began as upon his Ordination. Salado may get more “The goal is to sell art, ado April 3, Bishop C. Ashely Vick. a Parish Mission of St. Regular Sunday ser- public art after Michael increase tourism, and Andrew Doyle baptized Presented for confir- Luke’s Episcopal Church vices became a reality for Epps, from the Texas Soci- raise the quality of culture four into the faith and con- mation were Kimberly in Belton. the members St. Joseph on ety of Sculptors visits here for Salado,” Paxton said. firmed three others. Michelle Austin-Beasley, In 1996 The Rev. Jo- July 1, 2009. Soon a small April 11. “He will discuss how “Let the door be Andrea Lynn McLester seph Sheldon celebrated choir was formed for the Epps will meet with we can bring more out- opened,” the Right Rev. and Tita Marie Ramon. the Ash Wednesday litur- Sunday Eucharist. Public Arts League of door sculpture to Salado Doyle said as he banged Following the service, gy in the little chapel. By 2010 the congrega- Salado, business mem- next Fall,” Paxton said. his crozier on the blue the church members gath- On March 20, 1999, St. tion had grown from about bers, Village officials and Following the 11 a.m. door of the small church ered for refreshments and Joseph’s Chapel was dedi- six on Sunday mornings to the Tourism department to meeting at the Visitors that seats about 100. visitation with the Right cated as a Parish Mission about 36. discuss adding the Village Center, Epps will tour the “Peace be to this house Rev. Doyle, Bishop of the of St. Luke’s, Belton in a A new addition was to a circuit of art that fea- garden. and to all who enter here,” Diocese of Texas, which is ceremony conducted joint- added on to the existing tures about 100 pieces. “Coincidentally, we he said as he stepped into the second largest Episco- ly by Father Joe Sheldon structure of the Chapel According to Melis- also have a group of 50 the doorway followed by pal diocese in the nation. and Father Tom Wallace. and an additional 20 seats sa Paxton, President of people coming from more than 100 who came Assisting the Bishop In June, 2009 Fr. Tom were added. PALS, the pieces would Abilene to tour the Sculp- for the service. were Rev. Robert F. Bliss, Wallace retired and was Deacon Bob was or- be placed at the Sculpture ture Garden at noon on the Presented for bap- who is the Vicar of St. Jo- replaced by seminarian dained Father Bob on Jan. Garden, on Main Street same day,” Paxton said. tism were Adelino James seph’s Episcopal Church Bob Bliss who would be 8, 2011. and in front of businesses. Page 2A, salado Village Voice, April 11, 2013 FORUMFORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas

What happened to the Chief? To the Editor: Our Volunteer Fire Your Voice Chief, Charles Young was Letters to the Editor recently replaced after several years of service The community is de- tion the rest of the state; to our community. We pendent on the fire de- it could showcase the vil- have all witnessed him partment for emergency lage—from our shops arriving first at many of services; it also needs a and eateries to the adult A Victory for Missile Defense the personal emergencies Kim Jong Un has done department with qualifica- beverage watering holes, heartening, the Obama ad- we’ve had in the com- the near-impossible. The tions and skills sufficient hotels, motels, bed and Rich ministration has pulled the munity. We’ve witnessed newly minted supreme to sustain reasonable in- breakfasts, historical at- plug on the development him being available 24/7 leader of North Korea has surance rates and protect tractions, churches, arti- of more technologically at any and all such cases. forced the Obama admin- our property. Where is the sans, etc.. It could even Lowry advanced defense systems We’ve seen that he has istration to admit that the transparency and oversight bring attention to that little and can’t overcome its participated in community United States needs more series of irresponsible and to assure residents of Sala- vertebrate. Such an event compulsion to make uni- affairs such as Neighbor- missile defense. reckless provocations.” It do that we have a properly could provide another rea- lateral concessions to the hood Watch Meetings and Since it was introduced conducted a third nuclear run Fire department? son to visit Salado. Russians. Hagel said the spoken to service groups by Ronald Reagan in the test, apparently a success- Why has Mr. Young not The other topic is our administration won’t com- such as Lions and Rotary 1980s, Democrats have ful one. It put a satellite in been recognized for the creek. As we are well plete the final phase of a whenever requested. He reflexively denounced the orbit with a Taepodong-2 services and dedication aware, the face of the defense system in Europe has provided Leadership idea of a defense against missile. It displayed what many of us have witnessed creek changed overnight to guard against an Ira- to the Community Emer- incoming ballistic missiles appeared to be a road-mo- that he has provided this (literally) with the dev- nian launch targeting the gency Response volunteer as wholly unworkable, bile ICBM. community over the past astating flood. Our grati- United States. group as needed. He has impossibly expensive and While threatening to several years; or if the con- tude can’t be too lavish on Why seek protection been effective as a fund dangerously destabilizing. “miserably destroy” U.S. trary is true what is justi- those villagers who have from Kim Jong Un, but not raiser such that we have Much better to leave our- units in South Korea and fication for this apparent spent time and money Ayatollah Khamenei? up-to-date equipment and selves exposed and work turn that country’s capital mutiny? cleaning up and rehabbing Liberals once insisted new facilities. to sweet-talk our enemies into a “nuclear sea of fire,” Gerald Reihsen, PE ret our waterway. Perhaps the that a missile couldn’t Out of the blue we hear out of their hostility and Pyongyang has vowed time has come for a creek possibly be made to hit he has involuntarily been their weapons. that North Koreans “will To the Editor: side trail that meanders another missile. Now, the replaced. The community In keeping with this ap- be exercising our right to A couple of issues that through town—beginning technology has been dem- has not been informed proach, upon taking office pre-emptive nuclear attack might bear consideration near I-3 5 and winding onstrated to work again by any means of com- the Obama administration against the headquarters are the Salado Salamander along the stream to the and again. It is one of the munication as to why. He promptly nixed additional of the aggressor,” which is, and Mill/Salado Creek: east for several miles. As reasons that the Israelis has been replaced by an interceptors planned for of course, none other than Since our salamander I walked the trail along didn’t invade Gaza in re- individual of whom no deployment on the West the United States. has been discovered it Shoal Creek (along with sponse to the rocket bar- public issuance has been Coast against the bud- Rather than simply seems that the little am- bicycle riders, moms with rage emanating from there provided as to his back- ding North Korean missile trust that a lunatic regime phibian is causing more babies in strollers, joggers a few months ago. It pro- ground and qualifications. threat. George W. Bush running its country like a than its share of conster- and more mature folks(that tected itself with the Iron The decision was appar- had already put 30 inter- vast prison camp will ra- nation. Perhaps this is a would be geezers like me) Dome defense system that ently made by a group of ceptors at two sites on the tionally calculate its self- classic opportunity to turn enjoying the stroll, in Aus- intercepted about 85 per- which little is known of as West Coast, a symptom of interest as we would hope, a lemon (or salamander) tin today, I realized what a cent of the rockets. to their qualifications to sit his “Cold War mindset” the Obama administration into lemonade. The Inn focal point it has been for The Israelis don’t have on such a Board. Has the that the supple and sophis- says it is going to add back on the Creek has already that city for many years. the luxury of abiding by community been provided ticated Obama administra- the 14 canceled intercep- embraced this critter by A pedestrian trail could do stale arms-control ortho- any information as to the tion had no use for. tors. This will take the incorporating it into their the same for Salado. The doxies. Neither do we. Ev- individuals that are on it? As it turns out, it is number of West Coast in- advertising. Why not creek is a natural asset of idently, though, only Kim The Village provides North Korea that truly has terceptors from 30 to 44, involve the village in a the village. It attracted Jong Un and his ilk have the Volunteer Fire Depart- the Cold War -- or perhaps but with unnecessary ex- Salado Salamander Fes- early settlers here. Even the power to convince the ment a substantial annual worse -- mindset. In the pense and delay. The new tival in celebration of the causal passers by on the Obama administration of stipend yet they don’t seem words of new Secretary interceptors should be on- little “lizard”? [salaman- interstate know the creek it. to report to the Village of Defense Chuck Hagel, line in 2017, or by the end der T shirts, the salaman- in Salado. Other towns Rich Lowry is editor of the Board as does the police Pyongyang has “made of the president’s second der shuffle, the singing our size would love to have National Review. department. Even worse advances in its capabili- term. (c) 2013 by King Features Synd., salamanders, salamander a water –filled stream (not the Village Board seems ties and has engaged in a While the restoration is Inc. gummy bears and so on] some dry creek) to enjoy. to be indifferent or disin- Such an event would do We are lucky enough to terested in such reporting several positive things: it have one. Why not build or the details of the recent Fracking Free Speech could bring Salado to the such a hike and bike trail dismissal. The gagged townspeo- be discussed at its meet- attention of tourists and along that watercourse? The investigative arm ple of Sanford, New York ings — except fracking. festival goers from around George Murphy of our local newspaper has are suing their town board The town leveled this central Texas—not to men- Salado over the infringement of autocratic restriction on as yet to have provided in- their First Amendment people’s democratic rights sight. rights. by saying that the ongoing It’s one thing for Big discussion on fracking got Oil to bust into our com- in the way of other board munities, groundwater, Jim business. But, gosh, that’s and economic well-being the way it is in a democra- with the hydraulic frac- Hightower cy. The people themselves turing natural gas boom. can dare to set the agenda Now, in addition to poi- by insisting that our local soning the environment, health and safety issues leaders discuss the big is- this fracking fad is busting involved. sues that matter most to the free speech rights of our families and commu- locals who dare to speak CREDO.fracking nities. out against it. However, as OnEarth The gagged towns- Welcome to Sanford, magazine reports, San- people have now sued the New York. It’s a pleasant ford’s town board is eager Sanford board for frack- place of 2,800 citizens on to allow oil and gas outfits ing their free speech rights the New York-Pennsylva- to frack away. The board and making a mockery of nia border. Unfortunately, even leased land to one democracy. For more in- the pleasantness has been corporation that wants to formation, contact Catskill interrupted by a major drill inside the town. Last Citizens for Safe Energy: squabble over whether or fall, Sanford officials went www.catskillcitizens.org. not to allow big companies further, imperiously im- to extract natural gas by Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. Box 587, Salado, TX 76571 posing a gag order on their OtherWords columnist Phone: 254/947-5321 Fax: (254) 947-9479 fracturing the huge Mar- own citizens. It seems that Jim Hightower is a ra- Publisher: Salado Village Voice, Inc. www.saladovillagevoice.com cellus Shale formation that opponents of the profiteer- dio commentator, writer, Salado Village Voice is published weekly every Thursday by Salado Village Voice, Inc., 213 Mill Creek underlies the region. ing frack rush were using and public speaker. He’s Dr, Suite #125, PO Box 587, Salado, Texas 76571. Periodicals postage paid at Salado, Texas. Peri- Fracking is already the board’s public com- also editor of the populist odicals permit #02527. 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Steve and Barbara Critchfield of Salado an- nounce the engagement Creative Innovations and approaching mar- By Ginny Swalley riage of their daughter Katie Critchfield to J As- ton of Perryton. Aston is the son of Frances Aston Reserve your Prom Corsage Today and the late John Aston. 254.760.2620 The couple will marry CreativeInnovationsofSalado.com May 25 in Lubbock. The 2211 Thomas Arnold Road prospective bride is a 2010 graduate of Texas Tech University and is a book keeper at First Unit- ed Bank in Lubbock. The prospective bridegroom is a student at Texas Tech University. He will gradu- ate in August 2013. Sunday (April 14) 8:30 am Worship Service (Main Bldg) 9:30 am Sunday School 10:50 am Worship Service (Main Building) Obituaries 11:00 am Glory Worship Shervice (YAC)

Wednesday (April 17) 5:15-6:00 pm Fellowship Meal (Main Bldg) 6:00-7:00 pm M & M Kids (Main Bldg); Youth Program (YAC): Adult Book Study (Room 101) 6:00-7:00 Financial Peace University (Room 113)

Nicole Marie Stairs and Sidney Wayne Post, Jr. made it official on Friday, March 15, 2013 at the Silver Spur Theater at 7 p.m. The show included Master Grainger Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor Esch, of the Hampton Esch’s, as the official officiant, “Stayin’ Alive” groomsmen, bridesmaids and two very 5798 FM 2484 funny gatekeepers, a “Danger Zone” walk in with the 254-947-5917 Father of The Bride, Tony Blackman singing Sinatra, Raymond George Pastie Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon jokes by Hulda Horton, “Three Little Words” by Del- Services for Raymond Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely bert, vows that wowed the crowd and so much more. George Pastie, 79, Salado, GraceBCSalado.org The guests enjoyed theater food, a delicious film strip will be 11 a.m. April 12 cake, dancing and laughing all the night long. There at the Historic Chapel of was a photo booth out front that captured the funnier Salado United Methodist side to every guest (a slideshow will be available to Church starting at 10 a.m. Come join us this Sunday morning those that may ask, ha)! A better time couldn’t be Officiating will be Billy found in Salado that night, and the bride and groom Johnson begin at 11 a.m. as we worship Jesus together! shall never forget the wonderful guests that made Ray died on April 7, their wedding the best night of their lives. 2013 at his home. He was Afterwards, the newlyweds were whisked away to born on February 22, 1934 Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults fight zombies. Mission accomplished! to Frank and Lena Pastie 11:00 a.m. Worship service of New Bedford, Mas- sachusetts. Ray gradu- Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Brown Bag Meal ated from New Bedford 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer Vocational High School RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, in 1952. He served in the Upstairs youth ministry Navy as an electrician from 1953-1957. Ray began his career in 1960 and became a pioneer in the cable televi- sion industry, which took him all over the country. He met Judy Marriott, in Colorado Springs and they www.fbcsalado.org were married. Ray was an avid golfer who recorded (254) 947-5465 four hole-in-ones, three of Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor Benjamin Samuel Dowdy them at Mill Creek Coun- In Loving Memory April 15, 2010 - July 30, 2012 try Club in Salado. SUNDAY WEDNESDAY Ray was preceded in Lord, light 3 birthday candles for Ben and sing Happy death by his wife in 2006. 8:30 a.m. 1st Service 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal Birthday for us ..... He is survived by three Classic Worship Benjamin is having his first birthday in Heaven this daughters, Melody Cola- 6 p.m. FBC-U (Adult Bible Study) led by our Worship Choir year and is spending it with the greatest super hero suonno (Bob) of Hender- 6 p.m. ESL of all time.....YOU! son, NV, Pam Halbrooks 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 2 – grade 6) Please tell him that we love and miss him along with (Michael) of McKinney, 6 p.m. Bible Drill (grade 4 – 6) his brothers Fischer and Hayes.... TX and Cherie Locke (Jeff) of Overland Park, 11:00 a.m. 2nd Service Oh and please ask him to give his Mommy a hug and KS. He is also survived by Contemporary Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth Activities kiss for us until we can all be together one day! led by our Praise Band four grandchildren, Luke, 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal Happy Birthday Benjamin Samuel Dowdy! Chelsea, Madeline and Nana and Papa John love you and miss you! Trevor, a sister Shirley Poling, and a brother, Paul Pastie, of Massachu- setts, nieces, nephews, cousins and many loving 3CCowboyFellowship.org friends. Following the ser- for more information vice will be a celebration see our EVENTS on our website of Ray’s life. (254) 947-7211 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado In lieu of flowers, me- morials may be made in his name to St. Jude’s Spring Playday 7th Anniversary Ranch Rodeo Children’s Hospital or April 27 Hospice. Saddle Series Services are in the 1st Rodeo Performance starts at noon care of Broecker Funeral April 20 Home, Salado. 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 11, 2013 Page 5A Hupp to address Republican CTAS Star Party set at Overlook Women at Wildflower on April 17 The Moon takes on the Former state repre- Bull this month, as part of sentative Suzanna Gratia an alignment in the west- Hupp will be the speaker ern sky. A waxing cres- at a dinner fundraiser for The Salado Church of Christ cent moon, just 3 days past the Central Texas Repub- ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His new and only 10 percent lican Women Political illuminated, will be sur- truth, Showing His love.’ Action Committee 6 p.m. rounded by Jupiter and April 17 at Wildflower the Pleiades and Hyades Country Club in Temple. star clusters, within the Hupp, former mem- constellation Taurus (the ber of the Texas House of Bull). Representatives, District The Central Texas As- “We invite you to worship 54, and author of the book, tronomical Society will From Luby’s to the Legis- with us at any available host free public star par- lature: One Woman’s Fight opportunity. You will find ties 7:30- 10 p.m. April 13 Against Gun Control, will at Overlook Park outside a group of sincere, God- be the featured speaker. Belton. CTAS members loving and Christ-exalting Hupp, whose parents will provide telescopes people, who will make you were killed at a Luby’s in for public viewing. Guests Killeen, Texas in 1991, feel at home with our church are also welcome to bring survived the Luby’s Mas- family. their own telescopes. sacre and became a cham- -Joe Keyes, minister The Beehive Cluster pion for an individual’s (M44) is a open cluster, lo- right to carry a concealed cated just to the upper right handgun. of the constellation Leo Sunday Hupp has made numer- the meeting for purchase. is $25 per person. Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. (the Lion). About 50 of the ous television appearances Registration is at 6 p.m. The meeting is open to Spanish Worship - Call Church for times almost 1000 stars within speaking on the issue of with dinner at 6:30 p.m. the public, reservations are M44 are visible through Wednesday gun control. Copies of her The program will begin at required. Contact Zenia Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. binoculars. Leo looks like book will be available at 7 p.m. The cost for dinner Warren at (254) 526-9305. a large backwards ques- IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. tion mark, with the bright Bible Study registration star Regulus as the period. 947-5241 • www.saladochurchofchrist.org Messier objects M65 and M66 are twin spiral galax- set for April 15 in Belton ies in Leo. The Temple-Belton Visitors will have the God’s Word. The group will look at Community Bible Study opportunity to learn more The Temple-Belton these and many other ce- Presbyterian (CBS) adult evening class about CBS, review lesson class will begin Septem- lestial objects this month. will study Romans next material, attend a lecture ber 9 and is open to all Check their web site, Church of Salado year. Anyone interested on the current study of The adults. www.centexastronomy. in registering for the 30- Divided Kingdom and the For additional infor- org, for directions to the A Friendly Small Church with a Big Message week study is welcome Minor Prophets and regis- mation, contact the class site closest to you. Partici- to attend an introductory ter for the fall study. coordinator at (254) 773- pants may want to bring a From the intersection of Main session 7:30 p.m. April CBS is an interdenomi- 1842 in Temple or the small flashlight and lawn Street and Salado Plaza Drive, 15, in the small sanctuary national study for men and class associate teaching chair Cancellation due to the first drive on the right. of First Baptist Church, women of all backgrounds director at (254) 526-9128 weather, a notice will be Belton at Sixth and Main who are interested in an in Killeen. posted on website by 5:30 Streets, Belton. in-depth weekly study of p.m. Baylor Scholarship Banquet held in Temple The annual Central and recoded their highest Texas Baylor Scholarship cumulative grade point per Museum, Baylor Bear Sunday: Bible Classes 9 am • Worship Service 10 a.m. Banquet will be held at 6 average on record during Foundation, and Texas Tuesday: Fellowship/Games 10 a.m. p.m. April 25 at the Hil- 2011-12 at 3.2. Sports Hall of Fame. A Wednesday: Choir Rehearsal 5:30 pm ton Garden Inn in Temple. Baylor Athletics, under 1990 graduate of Bay- This event raises money McCaw, has raised $242.2 lor, he earned a BA with What others say about the church: for the Central Texas En- million towards capital FOUR majors: English, “The way Church used to be.” dowed Scholarship that projects; $50.3 million in Political Science, Reli- “Old favorite hymns that are meant to be sung.” gives scholarships each annual contributions in gion, and Speech Commu- “The Message is from the Bible in context.” year to students from this the Bear Foundation and nication. Also in 1990 he area who attend Baylor. a total of $10.4 million in earned a master’s degree Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor The speaker will be Ian endownment gifts for a to- in Communication Studies 105 Salado Plaza Drive • 254-947-8106 • Cell 254-702-4119 P.O. Box 865 www.presbsalado.org McCaw, Director of Ath- tal of $302.9 million. and in 1995 earned a Ph.D letics for Baylor Univer- Baylor Athletics Director Ian McCaw served also in Political Science. In sity. Ian McCaw served at Northeastern 2000, he earned a Doctor- Under his leadership University, Tulane. ate of Jurisprudence from postseason competition for the athletic has achieved He earned his master’s Baylor Law School. Now He who finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains the first time in school his- extraordinary academic, degree in sport manage- in its second printing is favor from the Lord. tory. athletic and administrative ment from Massachusetts his book, Unlocking Gov- PROVERBS 18:22 Baylor reached bowl success. He cam from the and bachelor’s degree from ernment Gridlock. He has games in three consecu- University of Massachu- Laurentian University in season tickets to Baylor tive years for the first time setts in 2003, as Baylor’s Ontario. He is a deacon at football games, men’s and in school history and won 12 Director of Athletics. First Baptist in Woodway. women’s basketball and the 2011 Alamo Bowl and Since 2003, Baylor has He and his wife, Heather softball. 2012 Holiday Bowl. The enjoyed the most competi- have four children. Tickets are $35 per per- 2011 football season was tively successful period in Each year, the Alum- son, with $15 of each go- one of the best ever, as the the history of its intercol- nus of the Year is awarded ing to the Central Texas Bears had a 10-3 campaign legiate athletics program. to an outstanding Baylor Endowed Scholarship. and quarterback, Robert During that span, Baylor graduate and supporter. The event begins at 6 p.m. Dossman Griffin III became the has captured three NCAA This year’s honoree is at the Hilton Garden Inn in first-ever Heisman Trophy team championships, 36 Billy Ray Hall, attorney Temple. Deadline for reg- Funeral Home winner. Big 12 Conference cham- at Prater & Ridley Law istration is April 20. 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 Ian McCaw was select- pionships and its first bowl Firm, alternate Municipal Register online at www. “In Service to our fellow man...” ed on of five finalists for victory in 20 years. This Judge for the city of Hark- baylor.edu/network/ctbc or the 2012 Sports Business period also includes Bay- er Heights, Business Law by phone 1-866-281-9444. Journal Athletic Director lor’s six highest finishes professor at Central Texas For information, call of the Year. in the NACDA Director’s College, Constitutional Pam Dial Taylor at 254- Student athletes have Cup standings, highlight- Law Professor at Texas 760-8855, President of the thrived in the classroom ed by its best finish ever A&M Central Texas. Central Texas Alumni. as Baylor led the Big 12 in 2011-12 with a 25th He is on the Board of in graduation success rate place ranking. 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Grab a Family Pack after the Baseball or Softball Game this week Page 2B, salado Village Voice, April 11, 2013 Lady runners sweep Holland Invitational meet The office of Dr. Mary Evers D.O. Varsity Girls China Saxton won gold 52.34. Reina Drake took home in the 3200 Meter Run DePriest took silver in silver in the Long Jump (512) 868-9800 Salado Lady Eagles Track with a time of 12:33.92. the 200 Meter Dash with with a jump of 12’8 1/2. team won the Holland In- Ashley Adams took silver a time of 28.54. Bardwell Salado’s 400 Meter Re- Specializing in Medical and Surgical vitation meet April 4. with a time of 13:06.87. placed fourth with a time lay team won gold with a Skin Disease and Skin Cancer Salado placed first with Lizzy Cooke took bronze of 28.69. time of 58.37. 245 handily beating sec- with a time of 13:35.28. 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Amy Cole- ing out second place Dug- sixth with a time of Relay team won gold with man took silver with a time ger of Holland by 5 feet. 2:45.29. a time of 4:17.64. of 19.27. Katie Champion Rachel also took home Rachel Lea won gold placed fifth with a time of gold for Salado in the Dis- in the 100 Meter Hurdles 19.62. cus with a throw of 104’9 with a time of 15.67. Hill JV Girls Smith placed sixth in beating second place by 21 took silver with a time of the 100 Meter Dash with a feet. 15.77. Salado JV Girls won the time of 15.9. Morgan Hill took silver Salado’s 800 Meter Re- Holland meet with 199 Emily Patrick won gold in the Long Jump with a lay team won gold with a points. Thorndale had 91 in the 400 Meter Dash distance of 15’3. She also time of 1:53.13. points for a distant sec- with a time of 1:09.66. placed fourth in the Triple Molly Colvin won gold ond place. 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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] salado Village Voice, April 11, 2013, Page 3B Eagles take easy wins to keep first place With easy wins over Eagles 11 gled with one out in the Payne, Little and Snyder road. and Van Sickle singled. Florence and Lexington, Lexington 3 first and scored when the hit back-to-back-to-back The Eagles scored four Salado took advantage of the #2 Salado Eagles base- The Eagles clipped bases were loaded with triples in the ending. Bash- runs in the first inning two walks and three errors ball team is in the driver’s Lexington 11-3 in a home two outs and the Lexing- am and Gilpin also scored with Cody Wolf hitting to score. Combs singled seat of district 22AA with game April 5, scoring ton pitcher walked Cody in the inning. a double to drive in two in the fourth inning and a 7-1 record. The Eagles three runs in the second Wolf. Basham earned the win runs and Ellis Van Sickle Colton Stole singled be- travel to Jarrell to face the inning. Grant Taylor led off the for Salado, pitching all hitting a single to drive in fore David Berumen hit a defending state champion Frazier and Giniewicz second with a walk. Light- five innings. He struck out Wolf. Van Sickle stole sec- two-run double. Cougars April 12. The were put on base by con- foot singled with one out 10 batters and gave up five ond and scored on a sacri- Payton Kyburz earned Cougars gave Salado its secutive errors by Lexing- and Preston Payne singled. hits and three walks. fice by Grant Taylor, the win on the mound, only blemish in district, a ton and Bazar loaded the Chase Basham doubled to Ryan Dunnahoo scored pitching three innings. He 3-2 loss in the first round. bases with a walk. Davis drive in the runners. Salado’s only run in the struck out two batters and The Eagles are 21-3-1 Little reached on the third Wolf walked in the Freshmen second after each on an allowed one run. Dunna- on the year with the recent error of the inning, push- third and scored on a two- Salado 9th 13 error. Axtell committed hoo pitched in relief in the wins. ing in a run. Eary was hit out triple by Josh Buckley. Axtell JV 3 three errors in the second. fourth inning, striking out Eagles 15 by a pitch, pushing in the Salado added nine runs Salado ninth grade Ea- The boys added six two batters. Florence 0 second run and Mohler in the third. Getting hits gles beat the Axtell squad runs in the third. With one Salado Eagles corraled sacrificed to left field to were Little, a single; Gil- 13-3 on April 5 on the out, Combs doubled. Wolf the Florence Buffaloes drive in the third run of the pin, a double, Mason Tay- 15-0 on the road April 5. inning. lor, a double, Josh Buck- Salado scored three In the third, Haag ley, a triple, Kyle King, a runs in the first inning. reached on an error and triple and Grant Taylor, a Marshall Mann reached scored on a single by single. first on a fielder’s choice Giniewicz. Little pitched for the that put Trey Mohler out The boys added three win, allowing only one at second. With two outs, more in the fourth. Little runner to reach base. He Cole Haag doubled to led off with a double and struck out three of the 11 Salado Veterinary Hospital score Mann and Casey Mohler was hit by a pitch batters they faced. Frazier hit a home run for to put runners at first and Salado JV 15 Jon Kendall, D.V.M. • Aaron Schultze, D.V.M. the third run. second. Mann smashed a Florence JV 1 The Eagles added two triple to score the two run- Salado JV Eagles took SMALL & EXOTIC ANIMAL MEDICINE more in the second inning. ners and then scored on a advantage of errors by the Reagan Bazar reached on deep sacrifice by Frazier. Florence JV for easy runs SURGERY & WELLNESS EXAMS an error by the third base- Haag doubled with two in a 15-1 win April 5. man and advanced on a outs, but was left stranded. Three errors allowed Vaccinations • Heartworm Flea & Tick Preventatives single by Caden Eary. Salado added two runs Salado to score four runs Microchipping • Spay/Neuter • Bathing/Boarding Both runners advanced on in the fifth after two outs in the first inning. Payne Dentistry • Digital Radiography a wild pitch and Mann sin- were recorded with no and Wolf both had singles gled with two outs to drive runners on base. Little sin- in the inning. 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...with a The 13U Bell County Bombers out of Salado won snap. Round Rock’s “Spring Fling” baseball tournament. The Bombers went undefeated against various teams from across Texas. Pictured are bottom row - Tris Sebesta, Gage Mingst, Logan Earl, Cameron John- son, Ryan Oakes, and Jonathan Flores. Middle row – ACTUAL PATIENT Trey Wallace, Payton Vybiral, Drew Cook, Jacob Wilk, Mateo Maldonado, and Kade Maedgen. Back row (coaches) – Stuart Cook, Scott Johnson, Stacey Sebe- sta and Scott Oakes. Seventh grade girls Douglas B. Willingham, D.D.S. (254) 947-5242 Smokin’! William Johnson, a Salado fifth grader, rode 26.5 track wins in Jarrell Main and Thomas Arnold Road miles in the Salado Smokin Spokes March 30. He Madeline Krustchinsky www.saladodentistry.com FROM Page 2B made the journey on a mountain bike, which is much 7th Grade Girls placed fourth with a time of heavier than road bikes. He was accompanied by a Salado 7th Grade Girls 7:15.89. team of riders to look out for the 11-year-old’s safe- Track team won the Jarrell Emily Ritch placed third ty. That team of riders is working to raise money to Middle School Meet April int he 2400 Meter Run with a time of 11:20.00. buy Johnson a road bicycle for next year’s race. The 5 with 154 points. Lexing- For all your printing ton placed second with 107 Mikaela Heiner placed youngster has been riding bikes since he was three third in the 100 Meter Hur- and attempted to daunting 102 mile route, something points. Katelyn Robinson placed dles with a time of 19.64. that is usually taken on by much more seasoned and second in the 100 Meter Dash Emily Lewallen placed trained cyclists. Jeff Kowalik was one of the team with a time of 13.82. Haley fourth with a time of 19.68. members and donated $2 for every mile that John- Howton placed sixth with a Macy Trasher won the son rode in the Smokin Spokes, which is an annual time of 14.41. 300 Meter Hurdles with a fundraiser for the Salado Volunteer Fire Department. Ashlen LaCanne placed time of 55.11. Natalie Fort If you would like to help, you can purchase gift cards fourth in the 400 Meter Dash placed fourth with a time of 59.67. at Tri-City Bikes in Belton. William is shown with his with a time of 1:12.88. Stefani Fleagle placed Salado’s 400 Meter Relay younger brother, Michael Johson. He is the son of team of Mikalann Hayslip, Wendy Johnson, of Salado. “The Salado Fire Depart- second in the 800 Meter Run with a time of 2:51.95. She Howton, Danielle McDaniel ment would like to thank this team for keeping him also won the 1600 Meter Run and Katelyn Robinson placed safe,” said Salado Fire Chief Shane Berrier. with a time of 6:34.98. second with a time of 55.67. (Photo by Jennifer Kowalik) Candace Brown placed Salado’s 800 Meter Relay third in the 1600 Meter Run team of Hayslip, Howton, with a time of 7:01.35 Erin McBryde and McDan- iel placed first with a time of 2:03.47. Salado’s 1600 Meter Re- Main St. Alterations for Prom dresses lay team of Hayslip, Mc- seamstress on-site Bryde, Robinson and Thrash- at Thomas Arnold Rd. er placed second with a time Salado of 4:48.94. Bailey Tindell won the 254/947-5852 Johnnie’s Cleaners & Tailors Discus with a throw of 83-1. Alterations & Full Service Dry Cleaning Tindell also placed second in www.fsbcentex.com the Shot Put with a distance of 32-11. Inside Springhouse 120 Royal Street LaCanne placed fourth in the Triple Jump with a total 254-778-2408 254-770-0355 distance of 26-10 1/2. Member FDIC

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NOW OPEN Breakfast & Lunch Paint the Ranch Red Breakfast Tacos $1.50 El Paisa Lunch Tacos $2 Annual event at Tenroc April 20 #2 by Silvia Gorditas $2.50 (254) 541-9256 Tamales $1 or $10/doz raises funds to fight heart disease 841 N. Main at Tue-Thurs 7 a.m.-2 p.m. “Paint the Ranch Red” Quebec and an Appaloosa Fri-Sat 7 a.m.- 8 p.m. at Salado’s Tenroc Ranch Foal. Silent auction items Salado Wine Seller 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- ciation. profit mission of building 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 Stars” gala event. Mem- for us to continue to raise bers of the committee are money for the American finalizing this year’s Texas Heart Association and get 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. Salado. The event, spon- woman of the event Susan sored by Scott & White Holmes. Healthcare, is scheduled in Sponsorships and tick- the Blue Heron Room on ets are still available and KCEN HD-TV and Inn on and Charlie Daniels and April 20. The silent auc- can be obtained from any the Creek. For reserva- has written songs with Hall tion and cocktail hour will of the committee mem- tions call 254-913-1705. of Fame songwriters. Over begin at 6 p.m. Guests will bers. Individual tickets to With a 20 year history the course of his career, enjoy a delectable dinner the event are $125 or $225 in the music industry un- he has shared the stage prepared by The Range of for a couple. Or you can der his belt, Brian Gowan with the likes of Trace Ad- 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, with an intimate perfor- The Presenting Sponsor Chart Top 30 singles and Vince Gill, Mark Ches- 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 Live auction items will the event include: Metro- Maker Rodney Atkins. He trailblazers Kevin Fowler include a weeklong stay on plex Cardiac and Vascu- has recorded with the leg- and Pat Green. (www.bri- lovely Gaspe Peninsula in lar Center, Tenroc Ranch, endary Waylon Jennings angowan.com). Brazos Trail blazes through Salado in May for annual conference Salado will host the your B&Bs, downtown tour of three local winer- network with your peers. Second Annual Texas Bra- and local art to foster a ies, a cocktail hour at Al- A half day of sessions zos Trail Conference May community that appreci- exander’s Distillery and will focus on cash mobs 1-3. ates tourism and creates dinner at The Range. and social media May, The conference will a better experience for A full day of education- followed by an awards focus on developing local visitors,” said Emily Lutz, al sessions will be held at luncheon highlighting culture. Tourism-based Executive Director of the The Venue May 2. Topics outstanding tourism ini- businesses and entities can Texas Brazos Trail Re- covered will be: culinary tiatives and professionals find out how ti capitalize gion. tourism, art as economic from throughout the re- on the art, history, music The conference begins development, and tours of gion. and flavor of their commu- on May 1 with a pre-con- local establishments that To learn more about nities and create a memo- ference event that includes provide practical examples the conference and to save rable and authentic visitor an afternoon welcome of how to implement these your space, visit texasbra- experience. with local wine and appe- ideas. The evening dinner zostrail.com/partners/con- “Join us in Salado and tizers, a few hours to shop will include local enter- ference. learn how you can use in Salado followed by a tainment and a chance to Thomssen, Young will close season at “Chapel” The Chapel Music Se- The mission of Wags, ries will close its season Hope and Healing is on April 14 with a flute to “rescue, rehabilitate and piano concert by De- and find loving adoptive nise Thomssen and Erin homes for dogs that were Young. the victims of abandon- The social at 6:30 p.m. ment, abuse or neglect. will be followed by the Through leadership, be- performance and a recep- havioral conditioning and tion. education, we help them Denise Thomssen Erin Young All revenues from the become balanced and event will be presented to: healthy in mind, body and Wags, Hope and Healing. spirit. We take time to fa- cilitate a perfect match be- tween our adoptable dogs and their forever family,” BREAKFAST LUNCH SUPPER according to the group’s website. “We promote kindness, Open Mon. - Sat. leadership and responsible 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. pet ownership and advo- Open 7 a.m.-3 p.m. cate for the prevention of Sundays cruelty to animals includ- ing preventative measures WE CATER for overpopulation,” the website states. ALL OCASSIONS Reservations are re- quired: DeniseT@Clear- 254-947-GOOD wire.net or (254) 760- 301 Thomas Arnold Rd. 1590. Donations requested are $25 per person. Page 2C, salado Village Voice, April 11, 2013 Village of Salado Calendar of Events Mondays Tuesdays Tuesdays Salado Masonic Adult game day at Prix Fixe menu at Lodge #296 practice, Presbyterian Church of The Range. Two courses 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge 90 Salado, 10 a.m. and adult beverage for N. Church St. Tuesdays $14.95. Terrific for Date Mondays Salado Community Night! Offerings change Children’s Story Chorus practice, 6 p.m., weekly. Find The Range Time at the Salado Salado Civic Center, un- on Facebook to see this Public Library, 11-11:45 less otherwise noted. week’s menu or call 254- 947-3828. a.m. Tuesdays irst and hird uesdays Mondays Sit & Knit Session F T T Salado Rotary Club, Village Quilters and at The Salado Yarn Co. 11:30 a.m., at Longhorn Knitters, 1:30 p.m. at inside Southern Com- Conference Center. Village Art Building. forts, 22 N Main join Tuesdays fellow knitters for casual Second and Fourth Salado Village Artists, knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- Tuesdays Village Art Building, [email protected] Salado Rotary Club 9:30 a.m. breakfast meeting, 7 a.m. at Johnny’s Bar Be Que. Wednesday Evenings April 3-May 29 Financial Peace Asleep at the Wheel will bring their Grammy award winning, Texas swing to University, 6-7:30 p.m. at Johnny’s Outback April 26. MUD PIES Salado United Methodist POTTERY Church. Call 254-947- 5482 to register. HAND THROWN POTTERY Enjoy snacks and bever- football field. Pre-register historic Salado properties. ONE PIECE AT A TIME Thursdays ages and other special by March 28 for $20 April 18 Martinis and Mani- Saturday-only events in at register.profitevent- Meet the new Village Handmade cures at The Lounge at the shops of Salado! Look ser vices.com or contact of Salado Alderman The Range. Pottery, $25 for 2 throughout the Salado melissa.hyer@saladoisd. Candidates - Fred Brown ladies night adult bever- Village Voice newspaper org for more information. Homemade and Michael McDougal. ages, a manicure and a for shops advertising their Race day registration is 4 - 6 p.m. at Johnny’s Fudge selection of appetizers. specials. $25. Banquet Hall on Thomas Call 254-947-3828 to OVER 50 FLAVORS Indulge in Saturdays April 13 Arnold Road. including Sucrose free Simple Elegance book your appointment. Recycling program, 9 CTAS Public Star Space is limited. April 18 a.m.-noon at 113 Salado Parties, 6-9 p.m. at Sip and Knit, 5-7 Gluten Free ridays 316 Royal F Plaza Drive behind Overlook Park outside p.m. at Salado Wine Al-Anon Meeting, 12 Salado Creekside. Belton. (254) 947-5260 Glass Please check the Seller, 841 North Main, 18 N. Main Salado noon, at United Method- is accepted. Electronics web site, http://www. 947-8011. Bring your ist Church (650 Royal 947-0281 866-SALADO-S recycling will be ac- centexastronomy.org. favorite knitting project (725-2367) Street) in the Youth cepted on the Saturdays Participants are urged to Closed Tuesday for a casual gathering of BainesHouse.com Activities Building in of Feb. 23, 30, March 7 dress warmly and may knitters (and crocheters) the back to the left of and March 14. Visit www. also want to bring a small where everyone brings the church. Newcomers keepsaladobeautiful.com flashlight to get from the whatever they are working and seasoned Al-Anons to find out how you can parking lot to the viewing on and sit around together are encouraged to visit. volunteer. area nearby. A lawn chair and talk, share, help one Saturdays can make viewing more another and ... drink wine! Ki Ki Creations Fridays comfortable. If cancelled Live music at The Live Music at Rising April 19 Texas Style & Unique Jewelry Star Vineyards. 7-9:30 due to weather, notice will Lounge, upstairs at The Mill Creek Commu- p.m. be posted on the website Diamonds by the Yard Range Restaurant on by 5 p.m. nity Association Swing Custom Settings • Colored Diamonds Main St., beginning at Saturdays into Spring Party, 6-8:30 pril 7 p.m. Artists change Live music at The A 13 p.m., at The Legend Greg Whitfield at (next to Ambrosia Tea Room) weekly. Lounge, upstairs at The Club. $15/person. Reser- The Lounge, upstairs at 106 North Main Street Salado Range Restaurant on vations to P.O. Box 562, First Saturday The Range Restaurant (254) 855-5538 Private Showings Main St., beginning at Salado, TX 76571, by Sit & Knit Session on Main St., 7 p.m. at The Salado Yarn Co. 7 p.m. Artists change April 15. The public is pril inside Southern Com- weekly. A 13 invited. saladocreekantiques.com forts, 22 N Main join Sundays Scooter Dubec and April 19 fellow knitters for casual New open discussion Sterling Country at The Paul Cox at The 511 Stagecoach Rd. Legend Club, 9 p.m. (East Access Road) IH35 knitting. 10 - Noon. sal- Al-Anon Meeting in Lounge, upstairs at The [email protected] Salado, 6 p.m. Salado April 14 Range Restaurant on (254) 947-1800 Second Salado at United Methodist The Chapel at Cali- Main St., 8:30 p.m. Church in the Youth ber Oak Music Series Saturdays April 19 Activities Building in the performance. Denise Kris Gordon Band at It’s like a block party back. Thomssen, flutist and for the whole Village! The Legend Club, 9 p.m. pril Erin Young, pianist. Shops will be open late A 11 April 19-21 Ladies Auxiliary Email Denise Thomssen and offering specials and The 25th Annual meeting, 9:30 a.m., at [email protected] treats to local shoppers. for details, reservations. Texas Lincoln & Con- Robertson Room of tinental Owner’s Club pril Stagecoach Conference A 15 Tri-Region Meet at the Center. Salado ISD Board Annunciation Stagecoach Inn. Cars on of Trustees meeting, 6 Maternity Home, Christie view April 20. For more p.m. in the Salado Civic Aaronson, Founder. information call or email Center. April 12 Gary Birk, Director, at Gene Snow and Paula April 16 713-419-0212 or e-mail Reid at The Lounge, Salado Village [email protected]. upstairs at The Range Voice Open House and April 20 Restaurant on Main St., anniversary celebra- Paint the Ranch Red, Salado 7 p.m. tion, 5:30-8 p.m. at the Tenroc Ranch Blue April 12 newspaper office, 213 Heron Center. Vintage Peoples Choice Band, Mill Creek Dr., Suite #125. The Fleischer fam- April 20 Cakery 9 p.m. at The Legend Fred Fuller at The Clock Repair by Club. ily celebrates 25 years of ownership of the Salado Lounge, upstairs at The girls apparel The Clock Doctor with a touch of bling April 13 Village Voice and Tim Range Restaurant on Salado Creek Antiques Salado Wagyu Cattle Sale, and Marilyn mark 25 Main St., 7 p.m. cupcakes - pastries Tenroc Ranch Chisholm years of marriage. Come April 20 we cater! Center. see the refurbished office Janice Maynard Band April 13 and a one-of-a-kind col- at The Legend Club, 9 (254) 247-9358 Salado Class of 2019 lection of Ronnie Wells p.m. 102 N Main Street Diploma Dash 5K fun pencil drawings, pen-and- Tues - Sat 11 - 4 run, 9 a.m. at the Salado inks and watercolors of See Calendar, Page 3C

Massage Facials Manicure Pedicure Full Body Waxing Body Wraps Full Service Salon Stagecoach Inn Restaurant Finders Keepers Open YOUYOUphoriaphoria Thursday 11 - 7 Cool Treasures,Unique Decor & Gifts Day Spa & Salon Friday and Saturday YOUphoriaDaySpa.com lunch 11 - 3 1211 N. Stagecoach dinner 5 - 9 Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 556 Pace Park Drive • (254) 947-3SPA (3772) 254-947-5111 Sunday 11-7 ME1729 1(325) 665-5669 April 11, 2013 salado Village Voice, Page 3C Calendar FROM Page 2C April 25 June 8-9 June 22 Village of Salado In –Tow, a play to Whiskey Myers, 7 Board of Alderman Can- benefit the Recasting of p.m. at Johnny’s Out- didate Forum, Meadows Sirena, performances at back. Tickets $10. Info, Room at Salado Civic Tablerock. tickets online at johnnys Center, 6 p.m., sponsored June 10-July 19 outback.com. by Salado Chamber of Salado Legends Re- June 29 Commerce. hearsal Cory Morrow at The April 25 June 17-21 Legend Club, $20 cover. Salado Community First Baptist Church June 29 Chorus Spring Concert of Salado Vacation Bible John Conlee, 7 p.m. 7 p.m., First Baptist School, 9 a.m.-noon at Johnny’s Outback. Church auditorium. daily for four year olds Tickets $10. Info, tickets April 26 through sixth graders. online at johnnysoutback. Paul Cox at The com. Lounge, upstairs at The Range Restaurant on Main St., 8:30 p.m. Bell County’s award-winning winery April 26 Asleep at the Wheel, 7 Live Music p.m. at Johnny’s Out- back. Tickets $15. Info, The Judith Miller Band will perform May 3 at The Lounge, upstairs at The Range every Saturday tickets online at johnny- Restaurant. 5 - 8 pm soutback.com. [email protected] Women’s Association May 27 Open Daily April 26-27 so you are counted in the 18th annual style show Salado ISD Holiday till 8 p.m. on Saturday Texas Junior Here- BBQ lunch total. and benefit luncheon, at for students, teachers. 227 N. Main Street (254) 947-9000 ford Association, Tenroc The Venue, 212 Royal May 4 une saladoswirlandsip.com Free WiFi Ranch Chisholm Center. Street. Springhouse will J 5 Jenna McDaniel at Final Day of Classes be added to the shops April 27 The Lounge, upstairs at for Salado ISD Students. Gene Snow and Paula The Range Restaurant showing fashions along une Reid at The Lounge, on Main St., 7 p.m. with Susan Marie’s, Howl- J 6 ing Wolff and Christy’s Salado High School upstairs at The Range May 4 Restaurant on Main St., of Salado. Tickets are $25 Graduation, 7 p.m. at Curtis Grimes, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. from any member or at the University of Mary at Johnny’s Outback. Christy’s, Howling Wolff, Hardin-Baylor Mayborn April 27 Tickets $10. Info, tickets Springhouse, or Susan Center. Salado High School online at johnnysoutback. Marie’s. Contact Barclay June 8 Prom, 8 p.m. at Tenroc com. McCort at 947-3617. Ranch. Dog Daze of June, May 4 May 17 9 a.m.-noon. Salado April 27-28 Ray Price and The Joe Berg at The Chamber of Commerce Thursday Rockin Rick Thunderbirds are Cherokee Cowboys at Lounge, upstairs at The invites you to participate 9 to 1, No cover - Doors at 7 coming to Salado. More The Legend Club, $65 Range Restaurant on in Salado’s Dog Daze Friday Peoples Choice details to come. cover, $100 VIP Meet Main St., 7 p.m. of Summer-Pace Park 9 to 1, $10 Cover - Doors at 7 April 29-30 and Greet. Pooch Parade! The May 18 Saturday Sterling Country Thomas Arnold May 6 parade for pups and their Cassandra Taylor at 9 to 1, $10 Cover - Doors at 7 Elementary Pre-K and Monday Club at the The Lounge, upstairs at people will serve as a Kindergarten Round- Salado United Methodist The Range Restaurant fundraiser for the cham- Sunday The Legends Up for 2013-14 school Church, 2 p.m. on Main St., 7 p.m. ber, with a portion of the Classic Country Dance year, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. proceeds going to the May 6 ay 5 to 9, $5 Cover - Doors at 4 in the TAE Cafeteria. M 18 Wounded Warrior Canine Salado Historical So- Children enrolling in Second Annual Brave Training Program. ciety board of directors Kindergarten must be Rifles Run, sponsored Sponsorship opportunities meeting, 6 p.m., Salado five years old on or before by the Third Cavalry are available. Sponsor- Civic Center. Sept. 1, 2013. For more Regiment and Third ship includes one booth information please contact May 6 Cavalry Association. space, your logo on the the TAE school office at Salado Athletic Event will include 5K and event banner and in all 254-947-6925. Booster Club meeting, 7 10K runs for adults and future publicity! It is sure p.m. in the Salado High 1K children’s fun run. to be a tail wagging good May 1-3 School Library. Celebrate the Regiment’s time! For more informa- Texas Brazos Trail Birthday and provide an tion contact the Chamber Conference: Bed, Bath May 9-11 outstanding military/civil- at 254-947-5040 or email & Beyond. Find out how Annual MG Regis- ian community event. [email protected]. you can capitalize on the ter in Salado Mother’s ay art, history, music and Day weekend. Details to M 18 June 8 flavor of your community come. Reckless Kelly, 7 p.m. Walt Wilkins, 7 p.m. at Johnny’s Outback. corner of I-35 and FM2484 Exit 286 and create a memorable ay at Johnny’s Outback. M 10 Tickets $10. Info, tickets and authentic visitor ex- Paul Cox at The Tickets $10. Info, tickets online at johnnysoutback. perience. Details on the Lounge, upstairs at The online at johnnysoutback. com. website: www.texasbra- Range Restaurant on com. zostrail.com/partners/ Main St., 7 p.m. May 24 conference. Paul Cox at The ay M 11 Lounge, upstairs at The May 3 Greg Whitfield at The Pizza Judith Miller Band at Range Restaurant on The Pizza Place Lounge, upstairs at The Main St., 7 p.m. The Lounge, upstairs at Range Restaurant on Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery Pasta The Range Restaurant Main St., 7 p.m. May 25 on Main St., 7 p.m. Jimi Lee at The SaladoPizzaPlace.com Hot Sandwiches ay M 16 Lounge, upstairs at The May 3 Chisholm Trail Chap- Salad Bar Rick Trevino at The Range Restaurant on ter American Business Main St., 7 p.m. Legend Club, $15 cover. 947-0022Open Daily 11 a.m. Wings May 3-4 Desserts Annual Gospel Festi- 230 North Main Street val at Tablerock. 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Chef’s Prix Fixe Five Course Fine Dining Menu available Tues-Sat as well as our full restaurant menu. Visit inncreek.com to see all of our menus. Alexander’s popular Bar Menu served upstairs Tues-Sat IH 35 Exit 285 1420 N. Robertson Road On Center Circle 254.947.5554 Page 4C, saladosalado Village Voice, December 13,20, 2012 Page 4C, salado Village Voice, April 11, 2013 ShoppingShopping Map Map of of Salado Salado 4. Stagecoach Inn 947-5111 DL 4. S tagecoachStagecoach Inn Inn Dining 9Room47-5111 DL SStagecoachtagecoach Inn Inn Dining Coffee Room Shop THEStagecoach SHOPS InnAT CoffeeSTAGECOACH Shop THE Serenity SHOPS Spa AT STAGECOACH 947-8833 $ Serenity Boutique & Spa 5. Stone Creek 947-8833 $ Settlements 947-9099 L 5. S tone Creek Settlements 888/777-8844 947-9099 L 6. Central Texas Area Museum 888/777-8844 947-5232 E SALADO COLLEGE MEMORIAL PARK 6. Central Texas Area Museum 9. Salado Glassworks 9 947-033947-5232 E S HISTORIC SALADO COLLEGE PARK 11. Tablerock Theater 947-9205 E 9. 13. SSaladoalado Glassworks United 947-0339 S Methodist Church 947-5482 C 11. Tablerock Amphitheater 947-9205 E 13. 16. SThealado Baines United House 947-5260 L M ethodist Church 866/725-2367 947-5482 C 17. Inn on the Creek 947-5554 D 16. TAlexander’she Baines House 9 947-555447-5260 L D 20. Springhouse 8254-947-074766/725-2367 S 17. Inn Johnnies on the Creek Cleaners 9 770-035547-5554 D $ A lexander’s (inside Springhouse) 947-5554 D 18.22. The Salado Shed Silver 947-1960 D Spur Theater 947-3456 E 20.23. SpringhouseSalado Mercantile 254-947-0747 231-1399 S S Johnnies Cleaners 770-0355 $ 24. YOUphoria (inside Springhouse) Day Spa & Salon 947-3772 $ 24.26. YOUphoriaCREEKSIDE CENTER D ayPrellop Spa & Fine Salon Art 947-3772 $ Gallery 947-3930 S 26. CREEKSIDE Susan Marie’s CENTER 947-5239 S PStrawberryrellop Fine PatchArt Gallery 947-9955 S 27. Oo La La 9 275-452047-3930 S S 30. FirstSusan Baptist Marie’s Church 9 947-546547-5239 S C 30. 32. FTHEirst Baptist VERANDA Church 947-5465 C 32. THEFirst VERANDA Texas Brokerage 947-5577 P 33. FFirstirst Texas State BrokerageBank 9 947-585247-5577 P $ 33. First State Bank 947-5852 $ 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main 34. FIRST First CENTRECommunity at 40 N. Main FTitleirst Community Title 9 947-848047-8480 P P FFarmersarmers Insurance Ins. 9 947-099547-0995 P P ZZbranekbranek Agency Agency

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Desperate circumstances Contract Bridge Florals Gifts Indulgences By Steve Becker Located Midtown #8 Rock Creek Assume you’re declarer (just a few steps off Main) in four spades and West leads the K-A and another (254) 947-0240 diamond. East ruffs and returns a club, on which you hopefully play the Exit 286 queen, but West covers 1/4 mile north of Main with the king, and you win 12 miles from Temple with dummy’s ace. 20 miles from Killeen You lead a trump and finesse the queen, West Indoor Pool & Hot Tub discarding a club. Learn- Exercise room ing that East started with five trumps is enlighten- Conference Area ing, but while it solves Business Center the problem of avoiding High Speed Internet a trump loser, it does not Hot Breakfast solve the problem of avoid- SALADO ing a club loser. Thus, if you next crossed to the queen of (254) 947-4001 hearts to take a second trump finesse, then led a heart to the ace and took Book now for retreat, workshop, meeting, another trump finesse, or corporate events. you’d pick up East’s king, but you’d still have to lose a club and go down one. It can’t be right to settle for such an outcome with- out trying to do something about it. So you start look- ing for a line of play that offers you a chance for the contract. Retreat & Conference The solution is not all Center that hard to find. At trick A SPECIAL PLACE - six, you lead a low heart for groups, large or small to relax, find inspiration, and finesse dummy’s ten! and return to the pace of yesteryear. When the finesse suc- Look us up on the Internet: www.summersmill.com ceeds, you are well on the way to victory. 7441 FM 1123, #41 • Belton, TX 76513 You take a second Fax: 254-939-6183 • Phone: 254-939-6194 trump finesse, lead a heart email: [email protected] to the queen and take a third trump finesse. The ace of trumps draws East’s king, after which you lead the king of hearts to the ace and deposit your club loser on dummy’s jack of diamonds. Custom blown It is true that you must glass made take what appears to be a foolish first-round heart in Salado. finesse to make the con- View our gallery tract, but you can easily of hand-blown pieces justify that play by say- or make your very own ing that desperate circum- #2 Peddlers Alley stances require desperate Salado Texas 76571 measures. (c) 2013 King Features 254-947-0339 (by appointment) Synd., Inc.

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Your Local Tavern with flavor packed options with Local Flavor BRAISED CHICKEN Serving Comfort Food WITH MANGOES in a Casual Atmosphere. Open Serve this sweet-and- Mon, Thurs, Fri 5 p.m. savory braised chicken over Sat & Sun 11 a.m. Beer on Tap with rice, garnished with chives, Closed Tues & Wed Full Service Bar if you wish. (254) 947-1960 Corner of Royal Street and Center Circle (West) 1 1/2 tablespoon extra-vir- gin olive oil 1 red onion, roughly chopped 8 Nature’s Rancher Frozen Gift Boneless Skinless Chicken Heat oil in a large pot over mangoes; bring to a boil. Thighs, thawed and cut into medium-high heat. Add Cover, reduce heat to me- Certificates 2-inch pieces onion and cook, stirring dium-low and simmer until 4 cloves garlic, chopped occasionally, until golden chicken is cooked through, Serenity brown, 8 to 10 minutes. Add about 25 minutes. Boutique & Spa 1 teaspoon fine sea salt 1 cup Riven Rock Chardon- chicken, garlic and salt; con- nay tinue cooking until starting 320 calories (90 from 408 South Main 1/2 cup 365 Everyday Val- to brown and most juices fat), 10g total fat, 20g satu- at The Shops at the Stagecoach ue Organic Low Sodium are cooked away, about 15 rated fat, 125mg cholester- Chicken Broth minutes more. Add wine ol, 540mg sodium, 20g car- 2 ripe but firm mangoes, cut and cook, scraping up any bohydrate (2g dietary fiber, into 1-inch chunks browned bits, until reduced 16g sugar), 31g protein by half. Stir in broth and

947-8833 THAI SHRIMP AND CARROT SALAD

A light and refreshing salad served over a bed of rice noodles, this dish can easily transform into a veg- Springhouse etarian side by leaving out the shrimp. It’s best eaten the day you make it. Scents of Spring @ Springhouse 8 ounces uncooked brown Lampe Bergere rice noodles 1/4 cup lime juice Cook noodles accord- Serve shrimp mixture over Jazz Linen Spray 1/4 cup rice vinegar ing to package directions. rice noodles. Jazz Pooch Spray - endorsed by Genoa 1/8 teaspoon crushed red Rinse until cool, then drain chile pepper and place in a large bowl. In 290 calories (70 from 1/2 pound cooked, peeled a separate large bowl, com- fat), 8g total fat, 1g satu- and deveined medium bine lime juice, vinegar and rated fat, 75mg choles- shrimp with tails removed crushed red pepper to make terol, 160mg sodium, 61g 120 Royal Street 254-947-0747 3 cups shredded carrots a dressing. Toss noodles carbohydrate (8g dietary 1/2 cup dry-roasted unsalted with 2 tablespoons of dress- fiber, 7g sugar), 24g pro- peanuts ing. Toss remaining dress- tein 1/2 cup sliced shallots ing with shrimp, carrots, 1/3 cup chopped fresh mint peanuts, shallots and mint.

WHOLE WHEAT PASTA WITH PESTO AND ARTICHOKES

Our whole wheat pasta has won awards for its light taste and texture, making it an appealing, healthy whole grain solution. Beans are a great source of protein with little or no fat.

12 ounces dried whole wheat fusilli 1 tablespoon prepared basil tomatoes and pesto, then 1 cup cooked gigante, gar- pesto toss gently into the veggies. banzo or cannellini beans, 1/2 cup feta cheese crumbles Season to taste with salt and drained and rinsed (optional) pepper. Drain pasta and add 1 cup steamed broccoli flo- to vegetables. Top with feta rets Cook pasta according cheese. 1 (14 ounce) can artichoke to package directions in hearts, drained and chopped boiling salted water. Mean- 280 calories (45 from 3/4 cup (about 6 ounces) while, in a large serving fat), 4.5g total fat, 2g satu- roasted red peppers, drained, bowl, combine beans, broc- rated fat, 10mg choles- rinsed and diced coli, artichoke hearts and terol, 920mg sodium, 46g 2 oil-packed sun dried toma- red peppers. In a separate carbohydrate (9g dietary toes, drained and diced small bowl, stir together fiber, 2g sugar), 16g pro- tein

GRILLED GOAT CHEESE, ASPARAGUS AND PROSCIUTTO SANDWICHES

This grown-up grilled cheese features Well- 1/2 Price spring™ Creamery Goat Cheese with Cranberries and Orange Zest layered with roasted asparagus, SHOE SALE salty prosciutto and a touch Creamery Cranberry Orange on both sides with olive of pesto on hearty whole- Goat Cheese oil. Heat a large skillet over select styles grain bread. Olive oil spray medium heat. Working in one week only batches, cook sandwiches, 1 pound asparagus, trimmed Preheat oven to 425°F. flipping halfway through, while quantities last and halved crosswise On a large baking sheet, until golden brown and hot 1 tablespoon extra-virgin ol- toss asparagus with oil, salt throughout, 6 to 8 minutes ive oil and pepper, and then roast total. Transfer to a cutting 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt until just tender, about 10 board, cut in half and serve. 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground minutes. Meanwhile, spread black pepper pesto onto 8 slices of bread, 300 calories (110 from 1/4 cup prepared basil pesto and then spread goat cheese fat), 12g total fat, 4g satu- 16 slices Health Starts onto remaining 8 slices. Top rated fat, 30mg choles- Here® Whole Grain Bread goat cheese with prosciutto terol, 730mg sodium, 40g 1/4 pound thinly sliced pro- and asparagus and then with carbohydrate (11g dietary sciutto (8 slices) pesto-covered bread. Gen- 1 (8 ounce) log Wellspring™ erously spray sandwiches 201 N. Main Salado, TX 76571 Recipes, photos courtesy of Whole Foods Markets, Inc. 254-947-LADY (5239) For more recipes, visit www.wholefoodsmarkets.com. MarketplaceMarketplace Section D, 6 Pages Salado Village Voice Classifieds: Deadline is noon Mondays 254.947.5321 April 11, 2013

ences. 254-931-5440. 4/4- mareklandscaping. 635-4064. 512-746-272. Rhino liners, 254-947- ouse Automobile H 4/11p com. 1-512-818-3822, tfnd 7257. Cleaning Removal and Hauling. or Small tfnd $79.97 up, house Flower beds, yard work, Matthew Daniel Engine Services cleaning, we do it top soil. Serving Salado 29 Lawn service: Mowing, C&W Auto Repair: all, better than most. Pro- years. tfn edging, mulching, brush, Repair inspections, detailing, mi- Housecleaning - fessional, bonded, insured, fertilizing, full service, 254- nor and major repairs, Need to clean your 254-721-1101 0228tfnb Yardworks Unlim- 913-5473, 254,939-7280. E&E Air-Cooled En- foreign and domestic, 254- house? Call Priscilla. ited, commercial or tfnd gines: Shindaiwa Dealer, 947-5782, 889 FM 2268. References, insured, residential, free estimates, parts, sales and service, tfnd andscaping bonded. 512-658-4783. L 254-289-2370 or 254-947- Fire At Will Tree chain saw sharpening, 4/4-4/25 Lawnwork 0142. service: trimming, tree 254-947-8006, 24767 FM B&K Small Engine tfnd removal, stump removal, 2268. Repair: Lawn mowers, Country Chic & Tree 254-404-5915 William_ tfnd trimmers, edgers, chain- Cleaning. Call Caroline Double J Tree Ser- [email protected]. saws, much more, 254- for a free estimate. Afford- Trees, Shrubs & vice: Lot clearing, acre- tfnd Twisted Metal: Col- 933-7557. able, reliable, honest, 10 Landscaping, Prun- age mowing, chipping, lision, body shop, auto tfnd years experience, refer- ing, www.victor- mulching, trimming, 512- mechanic service, towing, continued on page 2D

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• Creeks of Salado: Estate-sized lots starting at $60,000. • Mill Creek lots: $32,000 - $89,000 • Hidden Springs lots: $31,500 - $55,000 • Windy Hill Ranch: lots beginning at $39,521. • South Shore lots- 9 lots for $119,021 total. • 60 ac., lots of potential, St. Hwy 53 and Dairy Rd. • 75 acres on Stillhouse Lake, views, trees, close in. • 76 acres south of Salado, lovely views. • 170 ac., Troy, with 2 sides road frontage. (back) Sue Ellen, Melanie, Bill • 215 ac. on I-35 S. of Salado, nice views and long road frontage (front) Debbie, Paul and Valerie Page 2D, April 11, 2013 SALADO Village Voice Classified ads continued from page 1D

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