Shopping Map of Salado on page 4B-5B this edition Salado illageillage oiceoice Vol. XXXIV, Number V24V Thursday, September 29, 2011 254/947-5321 fax 254/947-9479 V V www.saladovillagevoice.com 50¢ Youth Fair Booster reverse raffle benefits FFA, 4-H, FCCLA students Salado Youth Fair Boosters Reverse Raffle will be Oct. 1 at Tenroc Ranch with dinner served at 7 p.m. Tickets are $135 each and includes a steak dinner for two with beverages for the evening and a chance to win one of the top prizes. Top prize is a John Deere Gator valued at $5,500. Second place is a $1,500 gift card from Ace Hardware. Third place is a $500 Spa card. Tickets are available from any Salado Youth Fair Booster officer or from FFA sponsors Lo- chie Darling and Travis Dube. Call them at 947-6900 ext. 1085. Proceeds benefit all Salado students show an item in the Bell County Youth Fair through FFA, 4-H or FCCLA. Last year, 29 students from Salado schools had their projects make the auction sale of the Bell County Youth Fair. The Youth Fair Boost- ers add-on or outright buy the projects of stu- dents from Salado who make the auction. In addition to that commitment, every stu- dent who shows a project at the Bell County Youth Fair receives money from the Boosters. Homecoming Royalty Salado High School seniors Mikey Joe Sellers and Haylee Young were crowned the 2011 Salado Homecoming King and Queen at Eagle Field Sept. 23, prior to the Salado Eagles’ 56-2 victory over the West Trojans. Salado has a bye week and will begin District 25AAA play against the Liberty Hill Panthers on Oct. 7. Turn to page 9A for photos of the other Homecoming Nominees. (Photo by Kathy Howerton) Locals invited to learn about saving trees “Trees for Salado,” times. the Salado Chamber of The event will be held 8 Commerce standing com- p.m. Oct. 6, at the Salado mittee which initiated a Civic Center, 8 p.m. The campaign last spring to public is invited to attend repopulate trees in Salado at no charge. destroyed by last Septem- Lockwood is a gradu- ber’s flood, begins a sec- ate of Texas Tech with a ond crusade this fall. BS in Landscape Archi- As a kickoff event, the tecture. He was a city committee has invited Da- parks landscape designer vid Lockwood of Tem-Bel in Lincoln Nebraska, Ex- Nursery and Landscap- ecutive Director of the ing to speak addressing Oklahoma Economic De- issues like Drought, Wa- velopment Assn., and – for ter Shortage, Diseases of the past 27 years – owner Chocolate lovers made truffles at an event in the Stage- trees, and sustaining the with his wife , Janet, of the coach Longhorn Room during the Salado Chocolate and Pictured watering the First State Bank tree planted lives of trees and other Tem-Bel Nursery. Wine Weekend. Other photos of the weekend can be by Trees for Salado: Maezy Davis, daughter of Tracey plants during these tough found on page 13A. (Photos by Royce Wiggin) and John Davis. IN SIde Calendar of Events 2B Garage sale benefits Classifieds 1C Subscribe Forum 2A pet adoption center A Community Garage Sale and Bake Sale to ben- Today Shopping Map 4B efit the Association for Pet Adoption Center will be 254/947-5321 Sports 8A 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Oct. 1 at Kinnison Barn on Pace Park Rooted in Salado Road, for information call (254) 228-5395. Donations Since 1979 of items for the sale are requested. Page 2A, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 FORUMFORUM An Open Exchange of Ideas Salado schools off to another great start We have had a great first month of school here in Salado thanks to the Novotny’s efforts of our employees, school board members, parents, and community Notebook members. Dr. Michael Novotny We have 1,400 students enrolled in Salado ISD the district, which is an increase from Superintendent the 1,334 students that we had at the end of the 2010-2011 school year. We recently received our Finan- game will be here in Salado against cial Allocation Study of Texas (FAST) Liberty Hill on Oct. 7, at 7:30 p.m. ratings from the Texas Comptroller’s Our varsity volleyball team also has office. a winning record (20-7) so far this Our students in Salado earned 92nd season. We are undefeated (1-0) in dis- The big hoss percentile for achievement in math and trict play after defeating Taylor in our You could tell Rick Perry was going reading. This means that our students first district game on Sept. 23. Our to be a big problem for Mitt Romney as are making more progress in than 92 next game will be September 30, here soon as the Texas governor started blow- percent of the districts in the State of in Salado. The ninth grade and junior ing him kisses. Asked a question on his Rich Texas. varsity teams will play at 5 p.m. and first campaign leg about a Romney talk- Those results, combined with our our varsity team will play at 6 p.m. ing point, Perry brushed it off with a financial data, earned us 4.5 out of a Our boys varsity cross country team smooch and said, “Send him my love.” Lowry possible 5 stars on the FAST rating. Our has earned first place in three of the It was classic Perry -- audacious, a 92nd percentile on student progress and five meets we have competed in so far little gauche and entertaining as hell. our 4.5 star rating were both the highest this season. We took second place at Surely, Romney didn’t get blown many What we’re about to see is if these quali- of all 12 school districts in Bell County. the Salado meet on Sept. 24. Our girls “right back atcha” kisses in the offices of ties of Perry -- call it his “hossness” -- The average ACT scores for varsity cross country team has also done Bain Capital or during his time as Mas- are enough for him to become the durable Salado students are significantly very well and we took third place at the sachusetts governor. The message was front-runner in the Republican nomina- higher than the average scores for stu- Salado meet. Our next meet will be on that Romney was about to get a challenge tion fight. He can go a long way just by dents in Texas and the entire nation: Oct. 1, in Round Rock. from a competitor less polite and earnest demonstrating he’s a fighter in the mold English: Salado, 24.4; Texas, 19.6; Our employees certainly deserve a than erstwhile candidate Tim Pawlenty. of a Sarah Palin or a Donald Trump. That United States, 20.6. lot of credit for all of these accomplish- With Perry’s entry in the race, the means making the occasional incendiary Mathematics: Salado, 26.4; Texas, ments, but we also couldn’t achieve Republican presidential battle got the comment, never apologizing, earning the 21.5; United States, 21.1. them without the support from parents adrenaline shot it lacked. Republican hatred of the elites and not sweating the Reading: Salado, 25.6; Texas, 20.7; and community members. primary voters had been yearning for a details. All of this, Perry has nailed. United States, 21.3. If you would like to volunteer, there big combative personality. They flirted Tellingly, his weakest moments in Science: Salado, 25.5; Texas, 20.8; are several ways you can do so. with Donald Trump while he flirted with the debates have come when he’s been United States, 20.9. The Salado Education Foundation is them, and briefly bestowed their favor attacked from the right and can’t fight Composite: Salado, 25.6; Texas, 20.8; looking for new volunteers and board on the energetic and mediagenic Michele back with brassy, crowd-pleasing one- United States, 21.1. members. They will be hosting the Bachmann. But Perry has filled the void liners. He’s made uncomfortable by his Three of our campuses and our annual Cattleman’s Ball fundraiser on in full. streak of pragmatism as Texas governor. school district earned “Recognized” rat- He’s a current officeholder and not For all his self-portrayal as an anti-gov- Oct. 22, and tickets are on sale now for ings from the Texas Education Agency. a former something-or-other. He has a ernment purist, he’s adept at marshal- $75 each. view of the world exactly counter to the ing and using power. When he says he’s Our school district and all of our cam- You can volunteer to serve as a president’s. He evidently has an allergy to pro-business, he’s not kidding. Republi- puses also met “Adequate Yearly Prog- mentor. The time commitment is only nuance. And he campaigns with a relish cans will have to quickly drop the phrase ress” requirements as set by the federal two hours per month but it can make a that none of the other candidates can “crony capitalism” from their vocabulary No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law. All big difference in the life of a student. match. There is no substitute for a poli- if he’s the nominee. of our teachers are considered “Highly We have a Watch DOGS (Dads tician enjoying himself, and out on the In this year of populist discontent, the Qualified” by the NCLB standards. of Great Students) program in hustings, Perry acts as if nothing could blunt outsider Rick Perry has a natural Due to a reduction in state educa- which fathers volunteer one day per possibly please him more than shaking call on the Republican heart. The ques- tion funding, our 2011-2012 budget is school year at the elementary school another hand or slapping another back. tion is whether he can maintain enough less than the previous year (2010-2011). and/or the intermediate school. Even during the debates, where his appeal over time to the Republican mind, However, we were still able to provide Our PTO (Parent Teacher Organization) performances have been uneven, Perry which will eventually calculate the odds an increase in our health insurance con- and Athletic Booster Club are also look- has usually been loose and confident. of a prospective nominee vanquishing tribution and a salary step increase to all ing for new members and volunteers. He never shies from a fight, and (most of the incumbent. Whether Perry makes it employees. Finally, if you would just like to stay the time) seems to enjoy them. He laughs or not, he’ll never be dull. If success were We also lowered our property tax rate informed and updated with the Salado easily. No one would vote to elect him solely a matter of animal spirits, he’d be a from $1.318 to $1.30 per $100 of taxable ISD information and events, you are to the Oxford Union, but if it somehow lead-pipe cinch. value. welcome to subscribe to our e-mail list. happened, he’d have a heck of a time Rich Lowry is editor of the National This summer we refinished the inter- Parents, community members, and busi- exchanging frank views with “the fellas.” Review. (c) 2011 by King Features Synd., Inc. mediate school gym floor and replaced ness representatives can participate on the elementary gym floor thanks to the our site-based and district-based deci- Salado Village Voice, 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite #125 • P.O. 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Tim Fleischer, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Fleischer, Managing Editor [email protected] [email protected] Stephanie Hood, Composition Royce Wiggin, Administrative Assistant [email protected] [email protected] TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011, Page 3A What the President The corporate is not talking about FORUMFORUM takeover of ‘12 Presidential An Open Exchange of Ideas Capitol Comment Election Kay Bailey Hutchison U.S. Senator President Obama has their businesses and hir- recently made speeches ing more employees. about his jobs and defi- Even as the law is cit plans. However, nei- mired in legal uncertain- ther proposal addresses ty, there is no question Jim the major problem in the that its unpopularity and Hightower stagnant economy. What negative consequences The unregulated energy the President is not talk- have reached a pitch hucksters behind the infa- ing about is the Obama only a year and a half mous Enron scandals of Health Care Reform law, since its passage. Busi- a decade ago created an which presents the great- nesses are experiencing array of dummy financial est threat to job creation unprecedented premium funds to evade public scru- and our future fiscal sus- increases in order to con- tiny and perpetrate fraud. tainability. tinue providing insur- To disguise the scams, they This estimated $2.6 ance for their employees. dubbed these phony funds trillion signature leg- And a widely circulated names like Chewco and JEDI. islation, with the far- study by the McKinsey Over-regulation hurts economy While Enron’s house reaching regulations and and Company consult- By Susan Combs largest power generator, scientific argument as to of cards did of course col- government mandates ing firm estimates that Texas Comptroller already has announced why its current authority lapse, “Enron accounting” it includes, is causing as many as one in three that the cross-state rule over our surface waters is lives on in corporate Amer- havoc and uncertainty businesses will drop their The Texas economy is forcing it to idle two inadequate. ica today. It’s also infesting for states, businesses, employee health insur- has weathered some rough generating units and halt Extended clean-water an endeavor that should and American families. ance and opt to pay the times in the last few years operations at three lignite aut hority could never be tainted with such Just last week, a federal law’s fine, forcing their — and proven its durabil- mines, for a loss of 500 make many more Texas financial gimmickry: judge in Pennsylvania employees to find “gov- ity. But we still face some Texas jobs. construction projects sub- America’s democracy. Cor- joined the growing num- ernment-approved” in- serious challenges. The rule also may raise ject to permitting by EPA porate hucksters, intent on ber of federal judges and surance on their own. Some of them we can’t electricity rates — and and the U.S. Corps of En- political profiteering, are do anything about, such compromise the reliability gineers, with all the un- appellate courts that have It should be no sur- setting up dummy funds as the drought and the of an already overextend- certainty, project delays struck down all or part of prise that the more peo- with such star-spangled wildfires it spurred. In a ed power grid. The Elec- and mitigation costs that the health reform law. So ple know about this law, names as Make Us Great natural disaster, you can’t tric Reliability Council of implies. far, 28 states have sued the less they like it. A Again and Restore Our do much more than move Texas (ERCOT), which Perhaps the most egre- Future. the federal government, recent poll conducted by people to safety and help operates the state’s power gious example of federal These are Super PACs, challenging the health the Associated Press and them start to heal. grid, recently estimated overreach, however, is care law’s constitutional- the National Constitution But there’s another, that compliance with the the full-tilt expansion of created to amass millions ity. The most recent rul- Center found that 82% of slow-motion disaster roll- cross-state rule would re- the Endangered Species of dollars in unrestricted ing in this protracted le- Americans believe that ing through Texas right duce the state’s generation Act (ESA) in Texas. Right corporate cash to back the gal battle marks another the federal government now that we can and should capacity by 1,200 to 1,400 now, more than 100 spe- candidacies of particular blow to an increasingly should not have the pow- fight. It’s an avalanche megawatts during the cies found here are under presidential wannabes. uncertain future for the er to require Americans of federal environmental peak load months of June, review for ESA listing or These groups can raise and health reform law. to buy health care insur- regulations — a tangled July and August. habitat changes over the spend unlimited amounts Regardless of the legal ance. web of requirements that And this is despite the next five years. of money — something the candidates themselves uncertainty surrounding While the Administra- threaten to put the brakes fact that, according to the And it’s become clear are barred from doing. the legislation, the Obama tion and its allies clearly on our economy and tram- Texas Commission on that many listing deci- Already, the dummy funds Administration continues do not have legal certain- ple on the rights of Texas Environmental Quality, sions made by the U.S. property owners. EPA’s own models indi- Fish and Wildlife Service are becoming larger than to spend billions of dol- ty or public opinion on I hope I don’t need to cate that our emissions (FWS) are being driven by the candidate’s’ own cam- lars implementing a law their side in this dispute, tell you that Texans care don’t significantly affect litigation by various pres- paigns, allowing a few big that may ultimately be they remain undeterred. deeply for the health of other states. sure groups rather than by money interests to pervert struck down by the U.S. So far, more than 6,000 our land and water. I’m a The agency didn’t in- sound science. Time and our democratic process Supreme Court. Whether pages of new regula- fourth-generation rancher clude Texas in many of the again, we’ve found that into their plutocratic play- you support or oppose tions have been issued myself, and I know that rule’s requirements until it the science is incomplete thing. the new law, it is fiscal- by the U.S. Department private landowners are the adopted the final version, at best. How few? As of August, ly irresponsible for the of Health and Human best stewards of their own thus denying us the op- More recently, FWS more than 80 percent of Administration to forge Services to implement property. portunity to provide com- has proposed the dunes the money in Super PACs ahead implementing this health reform. These ef- When I warn about ments on its impact. Now sagebrush lizard for pro- backing Republican candi- law that runs the real risk forts are costing taxpay- federal regulation, it’s not EPA has issued a supple- tection under the ESA, dates had come from only of being ruled unconsti- ers on multiple fronts, in to oppose good-faith ef- mental proposal to include despite a near-total lack 35 people writing six- and tutional. the form of billions and forts to protect our envi- six more states in the rule of scientific data on the seven-figure checks. Earlier this year I in- eventually trillions in ronment. It’s to highlight — and they’re receiving animal’s range or num- Technically, these troduced the Save Our deficit spending, higher a regulatory process that the proper notice Texas bers. ESA protection can dummy groups must not often relies on flawed was denied. severely limit economic States (SOS) Act to halt taxes, and more regula- coordinate their actions or nonexistent science, Another cause for con- activity in species habitat any further implementa- tions. The fact is, health with the candidates they and sometimes seems in- cern is EPA’s proposed — which, in this case, in- tion of the Obama health care reform is scaring our back, but this “ban” is a tended to punish our state expansion of its jurisdic- cludes the Permian Basin, fraud. For example, Rick care law until a final ju- small businesses and has rather than to help it. tion through the Clean source of 20 percent of the dicial resolution has been effectively put a freeze Perry’s Make Us Great Need some examples? Water Act. Right now, nation’s oil and gas and Again PAC is headed by reached by the U.S. Su- on hiring. Look at the Environmen- the act covers navigable tens of thousands of high- a corporate lobbyist who preme Court. Under the We cannot wait any tal Protection Agency’s waterways and perma- paying Texas jobs. had been Perry’s chief moratorium, no state gov- longer. It is critical for (EPA’s) new “cross-states” nent, adjacent tributaries In the face of exponen- of staff and is now both ernment or small busi- the Administration to air pollution rule, which and wetlands. Congress tially rising federal regu- a major fundraiser and ness would be forced by halt the proliferation of takes effect next January. failed to pass the Clean lation, it’s important for political advisor for Perry. It targets nitrogen ox- Water Restoration Act to all Texans to remain aware the federal government to regulations based on this Hello — the front group, ides and sulfur dioxide remove “navigable” from of events in this conten- spend any additional time flawed law. Since it is the lobbyist, the fundraiser, or resources implement- doubtful that they will do that travel across state this definition, so in May tious arena.I urge all Tex- lines. It will slam our state 2011 EPA came up with ans to visit our new web- and the advisor don’t have ing or complying with so, I will push Congress to “coordinate” — they’re this law until there is ju- to pass my legislation disproportionately. Texas an end run around the law, site, Keeping Texas First plants produce only 11 proposing “guidance” that (KeepingTexasFirst.org) all the same person! dicial resolution. I have to stop them before the percent of the sulfur diox- could extend its authority to learn more about the What these Super PACs heard over and over again damage and cost is be- ide released by the states to intermittent streams, potential impact of federal represent is the Enroniza- from small businesses yond repair. addressed by the rule, but isolated wetlands — any- environmental regulation tion of our politics — a in Texas that this law’s Texas is being ordered to thing from a ditch on up, on our state — and what legalized corruption that’s mandates and new regu- Kay Bailey Hutchison is the absorb 25 percent of the basically. you can do to ensure that tantamount to a corporate lations are the biggest senior U.S. Senator from Texas reductions. And EPA did this with- your voice is heard. takeover. disincentive to growing Luminant, the state’s out presenting a single Page 4A, Salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011

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Locally Owned - Salado Resident visible carnage caused by business for good after and ranching play a large Texas has fared better the fires, the drought also they sell off their herd. role in the local economy. than any other state dur- has inflicted a toll on the TSCRA’s survey confirms The economic damage ing the current economic Texas economy that will that 1 in 10 ranchers have done by this drought will challenges and has led have long-term ramifica- left the industry this year. be long lasting even if the way in private sec- MAKING SENSE OF tions across the state. Farmers also have suf- rain comes soon. Ranch- tor job creation over the The dry, hot conditions fered. Texas Agriculture ers forced to sell off cattle past decade. That is due have placed severe strains Commissioner Todd Sta- before reaching their peak in part to our strong agri- INVESTING on the ranching and farm- ples reports that cotton value can never recover culture sector which has ing industry, as well as farmers have lost $1.8 bil- that loss and replenishing always played a vital role threatening our recre- lion due to the lack of rain; their lost inventory will in our state. One out of ational hunting and fishing lost revenue from hay is take major capital invest- every seven jobs in Texas sector. Experts with the $750 million; and corn ments. The farmers and is tied to that sector. But Texas AgriLife Extension losses are $327 million. hunting-related businesses this devastating drought at Texas A&M University Officials with the Lower who lose income can’t has imparted serious and estimate that the drought Colorado River Authority make it back when the rain real damage. Texans must has cost Texas $5.2 billion recently announced that returns. be prepared to deal with in crops and livestock. In they may be requesting The $5.2 billion of loss- the long term economic fact many Texas ranchers permission to cut off wa- es in crops and livestock and human costs of this may be forced to go out of ter to farmers downstream that the drought is said to drought for years to come. business as a result of the of Austin because water have cost is a conservative Tom Pauken is Chairman of devastating weather con- reserves are so depleted. estimate. It doesn’t include the Texas Workforce Commis- ditions in our state. The If that happens, rice farm- fruits, vegetables, or pea- sion and author of Bringing drought has killed much of ers in Matagorda, Whar- nuts. Nor does it include America Home. Michael K. Gunter Matthew C. 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Wild turkeys and for Texas ranchers is com- deer are struggling to find ing from out of state, and water to drink and moist officials with the Texas foliage to eat according to Farm Bureau say that the Kirby Brown of the Texas cost to transport a bale of Wildlife Association, who Mon-Fri 8-6 hay is now more expen- reports that fawn produc- Sat 9-1 sive than the bale itself. tion will likely be down. Closed Sunday Meanwhile, some out-of- Before discounting this (254) 947-0100 state hay producers are us- as just an inconvenience, ing the shortage to charge consider that hunting and exorbitant prices. fishing is a nearly $9 bil- Mill Creek Cleaners Understandably, many lion industry in Texas ac- Quality Dry Cleaning, Laundry, Texas ranchers have opted cording to a 2006 study. Alterations & Custom Tailoring to sell their cattle under The economically these circumstances. One harmful effects of the Now OPEN in our NEW LOCATION survey by the Texas and drought are compounded Southwestern Cattle Rais- by the fact that it is tak- in Salado Plaza ers Association (TSCRA) ing place as we face the found that ranchers have most serious recession 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 200 sold off 40 percent of their since the Great Depres- next to Brookshire Brothers cattle this year compared sion. The stagnant nation- Page 6A, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 Salado Police Report Sept. 20-26 Sept. 20 bolted closed with a metal Sept. 22 5:55-6:45 p.m., Cardi- door which had been pried 8:13-8:40 p.m., 2200 nal and I-35 Svc. Rd. (Old loose enough to crawl Block Bluff Circle. Ani- Car Wash). Burglary in through. Both deny this mal at Large, dog got out Progress, dispatched that was their pry bar. Suspects of this fence and was at a white male and white fe- gave the name and number large. Owner put dog back male were taking the bolts of who they say employed behind the fence. Owner off of the back door to the them. He was contacted was warned for VCO Ani- old car wash and enter- by public service and mal at Large. Cleared. ing the building, which is stated he’d told them they Sept. 23 now property of the State could have loose metal 6:50-7:00 p.m., 1800 of Texas. Subjects were and wiring from construc- Block N. Robertson Rd. viewed inside the build- tion work done on his Alarm (bus.), checked all ing on arrival but exited residence at an address windows and doors, se- the building to the north on W. Village and that cure no keyholder infor- where they were stopped he had no ownership of mation. Cleared. for indentification pur- the car wash or any other Sept. 25 poses. Suspects admit- property along I-35. None 1:50-2:00 p.m., 14343 ted to being in the build- of the wiring in the Sub- S. I-35 (Bloomer Trail- ing earlier in the day and urban could be matched ers). Business Alarm, dis- stated they had been hired to wiring found inside the patched as south side bay to clean up the area up of car wash bulding. Sus- door. Arrived on scene to loose metal and debris. pects were fully identified find employees working. Suspects had lengths of and instructed to leave the Possible problem with this wiring in the back of their property pending possible door. Code-4 clear. Suburban. A pry bar was prosecution for Criminal 4:25-4:45 p.m., 2200 found laying inside the Trespass/Burglary of a back door of the car wash Building. Clear. See Police Report, Page 7A building which had been Tryouts Oct. 1-2 for Tablerock’s Fright Trail and Christmas Carol Auditions for A ties Center stage (CAC) to be held on Sunday eve- Christmas Carol and for in Temple 7 p.m. Dec. ning October 23 at 5 p.m. Tablerock’s Fright Trail 17 and Dec. 18 2:30 p.m. Performances will be on will be held at Tablerock’s Week-evening rehearsals Oct. 29-31. Fright Trail, indoor room behind the to be announced. open at 6:30 p.m. until stage on Oct. 1 and Oct. 2 For Fright Trail: Ac- the witching hour of 10 at 3 p.m. each day. tors of all ages are needed p.m., will be held along Dickens’ A Christmas for scenes from Macbeth, Tablerock’s half-mile Carol has been adapted to Dracula, Frankenstein, walking trail. the stage by Harry Sweet. The Mummy’s Curse, The High School and col- Sweet, director of the pro- Wizard of Oz, The Tell- lege students will earn duction, will be selecting Tale Heart, The troll, The Community Service hours 50 actors, men, women Headless Horseman and for their volunteer service and children of all ages. more of America’s most to Tablerock Amphithe- Tablerock performance treasured classics. Guides ater. Tablerock Amphi- dates for A Christmas are needed to inform theater is located on Royal Carol are Dec. 2, 3, 9 and groups of attendees about Street in Salado, Texas. 10. the authors of each scene. 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It was almost a per- fect game for the Salado Eagles, beating the West Trojans 56-2 for a Home- coming win at Eagle Field Sept. 23. Salado scored on both sides of the ball in the first quarter. The Eagles took less than 90 seconds to score on their first possession of the game. Michael Rich- ardson hit Peyton Best for a 27 yard touchdown at 8:03 in the first after the Eagles forced the Trojans to punt. Ryan Simmons toed the extra point for a 7-0 lead. The Eagles forced Troy to punt from their own 46 yard line and Austin Silva blocked the punt attempt, picked up and returned for a touchdown by Cameron Wong. Salado scored on the first play of the second quarter after taking over the ball at the Eagles’ 36 yard line. Richardson hit

(Photo by Kathy Howerton) Peyton Best leaps to catch a touchdown pass over West’s Coy Schier. Best had three touchdown catches, as well as one rushing and a punt return for a touch- down. Brookshire Brothers invites you to meet our new Store Director Nick Radke October 1 10 am – 2 pm Light refreshments from our Deli and

Produce Departments (Photo by Kathy Howerton) Ryan Simmons carries the ball for positive yardage while Joe Owens blocks West’s Cookies and cake Coy Schier. Simmons carried the ball five times for 103 yards. Silva for a 31-yard pass lead at halftime line setting up a quick and then found Best for a Salado continued to three-play scoring drive 33-yard touchdown, their dominate the second half. by Salado. Richardson hit second of the night. The The Eagles turned the Wong for an 18 yard pass PAT gave Salado a com- ball over to West when to set up the first and goal. manding 21-0 lead going Silva fumbled out of the One second down, Nichol- into the second quarter. end zone for a touchback. son dove in from the West After swapping posses- Davis Little interecepted three yard line with 6:00 sion, the Eagles drove 51 a pass by West’s Holden left in the third. The PAT yards on two pass comple- Sykora to give Salado the kick by Ryan Simmons tions and a 20 yard run ball at the Trojan 25 yard gave Salado a 42-0 lead. by Reece Nicholson. On line. Richardson hit Silva The Eagles forced West a fourth down and 10, for a 12 yard pass before to a short series and a punt Richardson hit Joe Owens Best ran the ball in from from the Salado 44 yard for 11 yards and then con- the 13 yard line with 8:04 line. Best took the punt at nected with Best for a 20- in the third. the 23 yard line and made yard touchdown with 2:08 Ryan Simmons recov- his way to the end zone for left in the half. The extra ered an Erran Mays fum- the touchdown with 3:35 point gave Salado a 28-0 ble at the Trojan 24 yard See Eagles, Page 12A salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011, Page 9A 2012 SHS Homecoming Senior Nominees

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Twirlers headed to state Salado High School twirlers received individual and group honors at a recent UIL Twirling Competition. The girls all received first divisions, as did the group routine. The twirlers have qualified for state competition. They are: Sierra Armstrong, Hel- ena Carroll, CeCe Cantu, Ashley Chaplin, Emily Hardcastle and Carmella Perez, Freshmen, junior high Eagles square off with West squads SHS Freshmen 12 a 24-yard rushing touch- Lightfoot returned a West Freshmen 22 down in the first half for West kickoff for a 75-yard Salado Freshmen lost Salado, but the Eagles touchdown, but the con- to the West Trojans on the failed on the two-point try. version failed. road Sept. 22 12-22. West took a 14-6 halftime Outstanding Offensive Ivan Torres had a lead. players were these: Gar- touchdown run of 25 yards Defensive lineman rett Lightfoot, Preston and a touchdown run of 90 Gabrial Kane sacked the Payne and Tyler Arm- yards. Offensive standouts West quarterback for a 10- strong. Outstanding De- were Torres, Kyle Nich- yard loss in the third quar- fensive players were these: olson and Jace Habiger. ter. lineman Grant Taylor, Defensive Standouts were In the fourth quarter, lineman Colton Verdine, Habiger, Keaton Mims. Tyler Armstrong con- linebacker Tyler Arm- SJH 8th 20 nected with receiver Pres- strong, free safety Garrett West 8th 27 ton Payne for a 78-yard Lightfoot, and defensive Despite scoring 14 touchdown. The two point end Preston Payne. points in the fourth quar- conversion was good. The 0-3 Eagles will ter, the Salado eight grad- Running back Garrett play Rockdale Sept. 24 ers could not overcome a Lightfoot connected with following the seventh 27-6 third quarter lead and Payne for a 30-yard touch- grade games. lost to West Sept. 22. down, but the Eagles could See Football, Page 11A Garrett Lightfoot had not score on the drive. Page 10A, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 Boys take second, girls place third at Tenroc Cross Country Meet Salado varsity boys the top 10 finished, plac- scoring 87 points. Liber- cross country placed sec- ing eighth (seven points) ty Hill won the meet and ond in the Large School with a time of 17:59. Alex Midway was second. division of the Tenroc In- Cooke was 13th individu- Ashley Adams was vitational Cross Country ally (11 points) with a time second place in the meet Meet Sept. 24, 10 points of 18:57 and Andrew War- with a time of 13:02. Mil- behind Liberty Hill. The ren was 23rd individually dred Tonchez placed 14th girls placed third in their (19 points) with a time of with a time of 14:00, fol- division in the meet. 19:57. lowed by Danielle Howe, The boys scored 42 Also running for the 17th place, 14:05; Arianna points in the meet with varsity boys were Eric Rangel, 26th place, 14:43 Nick Cooke placing third McGregor, 26th, 20:11 and Lexi Daniels, 28th Salado varsity boys cross country placed second at the Tenroc Cross Country individually (two points) and Britton Raven, 38th, place, 14:58. Meet Sept. 24 in Salado. with a time of 17:36 over 22:32. Also running for the the three-mile course. Pat- Salado team were Haley rick Murrary was a second Sampson, 36th, 15:38; Varsity Girls third behind him in fourth place Salado varsity girls and Brittney Sodic, 40th, individually (three points) cross country took third 16:14. with a time of 17:37. Jada place in the Tenroc Cross Kornegay was also in Country Meet Sept. 24 Junior High Boys third The Salado Junior High boys cross country team Tue - Sat placed third in the Ten- roc Cross Country Meet Leaza Sept. 24. Bruceville-Eddy 947-9001 won the boys division, fol- lowed by Liberty Hill. Kelli Running for Salado 947-8582 were these: Daniel Thore- Your Hair.Appointments Your Style. Necessary son, 12:58, fifth place; Salado varsity girls cross country team placed third at the Tenroc Cross Country Tyler Polston, 13:34, 14th Meet Sept. 24 in Salado place; Tyler Fischer, 13:54 Now Offering , 18th place; Peyton Ky- unior igh irls sixth erty Hill Junior High won 41st place; Annie Ewton, burz, 14:17, 25th place; Ty J H G Feather and Tinsel Salado Junior High the meet with 16 points. 15:58, 50th place; Tabitha Sebesta, 14:17, 26th place; Extensions Girls cross country team Scoring for Salado Mazo, 16:10, 55th place; Austyn Giacomozzi, placed sixth in Tenroc were these: Katie Ken- Carli Grigsby, 17:06, 87th; 14:39, 34th place; and Cross Country Meet Sept. dall, 15:04, 27th place; Madison Matsi, 17:17, NEW LOCATION Connor Hill, 16:00, 66th 24. with 140 points. Lib- China Saxton, 15:34, 92nd. 213 Salado Plaza Drive place. Mattress World off HK Dodgen Loop 363, next to Hancock Fabrics

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Page 12A salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 Eagles FROM Page 8A left in the third. R. Sim- mons made the score 49-0. Salado scored on a 53- yard drive after Jorge Baez recovered a West fumble 213 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 100 with 1:11 left in the third. 947-4008 Salado moved the ball on five straight running plays by the second team play- ers in the backfield. Ryan Simmons ran for 32 yards from the quarterback po- sition to put the ball deep in West territory. He ran for another 14 yards to put the ball at the Trojans’ one yard line. Marcos Men- doza dove in for the touch- down with 11:23 left in the game. (Photo by Kathy Howerton) With several substitute Reece Nicholson celebrates scoring a touchdown for the Eagles. players on the Eagles side of the ball, West drove He had three touchdown son both ran twice for six AT, K DP. from their own 24 yard catches, a rushing touch- yards and Silva ran once Marshall Mann 1 Solo, line to the Salado four down and the 77-yard punt for three yards. 14 AT, KDP. yard line for a first down return for a score. Best The Eagles turned the Jake Simmons 3 Solo, 1 and goal with just under caught five passes for 100 ball over on three times on AT. two minutes left in the yards and one carry for 13 four fumbles. Ryan Simmons 4 Solo, game. But the Eagles de- yards. The Eagles defense 5 AT, Fumble Caused fense forced a fumble and Richardson had 217 held West to 166 yards (FC), Fumble Revovery Sam Barrett fell on the yards passing on the night. offense, 113 yards rush- (FR). ball at the four yard line. He threw for three touch- ing and 53 yards passing. Michael Richardson 1 A false start moved the downs and one intercep- Salado recovered three of AT. ball back two yards when tion. Owens caught two four Trojan fumbles Reece Nicholson 1 substitute running back passes for 54 yards, Silva Defensively for Salado: Solo, 5 AT. Trey Mohler was caught had two catches for 44 Cameron Wong 1 solo Marcos Mendoza 1 in the backfield and end- yards and Wong had a 19 tackle (Solo), 2 assisted Solo, 2 AT, TFL, FR. zone for the West safety yard catch. tackles (AT), 1 Knocked Blake Nash 1 Solo, 10 and only score of the game Ryan Simmons led the Down Pass (KDP). AT. with 1:37 left in the game. Eagles ground game with Joe Owens 1 Solo, 2 Sam Barrett 1 Solo, 9 Best had 190 all-pur- 103 yards on five carries. AT. AT, QH. pose yards and scored five Nicholson had eight car- Austin Silva 1 Solo, 3 David Daniel 5 AT, touchdowns for the Eagles. ries for 51 yards and a AT, KDP, Tackle For Loss TFL. touchdown. Mohler car- (TFL), Quarterback Hurry Billy Golding 5 AT, ried the ball three times (QH). TFL. for 16 yards, Mendoza Peyton Best 1 AT, KDP. Sam Popple 6 AT, TFL. carried the ball six times Jim Wentrcek 2 solo, 10 Tom Kyle 2 AT. for 11 yards and a TD, AT, 2 QH. Dennis Quisenberry 3 Blake Nash and Richard- Davis Little 2 Solo, 7 AT.

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The Salado Patio owners Sterling and Kathy Hamilton cut the official Chamber of Commerce rib- bon Sept. 21 opening the doors to an awaiting crowd of diners. Sterling Hamilton started his career at the Sizzler Steak House , continuing at notable places such as TGIFridays (including being a cor- Saturday Yoga in Salado porate field trainer), Bennigans, the fajita restaurant- La Vista & The FootHills at the Hyatt Regency, 10-10:45 BEGINING YOGA the Headliners Club, and the banquet chef for Dave & Busters. For the past 8 years, Chef Hamilton owned and operated The Christian Catering Chef L.L.C. in Austin, Texas. 11-12:30 ASHTANGA Sterling and Kathy began vacationing in Salado every year for their anniversary in 2001 and saw (Primary Series) the need to bring another great restaurant to Salado. Tourists can relax before or after shopping and Just show up! $5 suggested donation enjoy the Mexican cuisine and a refreshing drink. The locals will enjoy a welcome addition to the Old Salado Springs Celebration Center excellent choices of area restaurants. Sterling and Kathy invite you to visit them at 109 Royal. The Royal Street hours of operation are Sunday through Thursday 10 a.m.- 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.- 10 p.m. and Brunch is served Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Questions? 254-778-6401 Killeen Clinic Director THE PLAY YARD DiLillo speaks INFANT CENTER at ABWA meet Christian Preschool NOW ENROLLING CHILDREN Oct. 6 6 WEEKS TO 17 MONTHS mention this ad get $25 off registration fee Marlene DiLillo, the Executive Director of (254) 947-1153 the Greater Killeen Free Clinic, will be the speak- Owners Ronnie & Staci Schoepf er Thursday, October 6 for the Chisholm Trail Chapter of American Business Women’s meet- ing at McCain’s Cafe. Brisket Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que DiLillo has been the Sausage 702 E. 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Stagecoach Marlene has a mas- Temple Brethren Sister’s group ter’s degree in Human 254-947-7299 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri • 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat Resource Management, holds Bake and Craft Sale Oct. 1 with certificates in vol- Leather & Suede Cleaned unteer management and Temple Brethren however, canned goods The quilt to be given away Wash & Fold non-profit management, Church’s Christian Sisters and non-perishable items is approximately 72” x (Next to the Library) and is a graduate of the group will hold a Fall Bake are being accepted to be 79” in size featuring white Kellogg Foundations’ and Crafts Sale 8 a.m.-12 donated to local charities. blocks embroidered with Engaged Communities noon Oct. 1, at the Temple Also being collected shades of pink roses and program. Social time Brethren Church, 2202 are the following suggest- medium blue ribbons and starts at 6 p.m. and the Birdcreek Dr. in Temple. ed items to be sent to assist medium green with off meeting begins at 6:30 The Bake and Crafts fire victims in Bastrop: white polka dot blocks p.m. Interested persons Sale will include kolaches, yard tools, gloves, clean- including a heart design are invited. Cost of the cakes, pies, cookies, can- ing supplies, personal hy- all enclosed by an outside dinner is $15. dies, jellies, canned goods, giene items, hairdryers, border in bow design. homemade noodles, casse- suitcases, and backpacks. Call Barbara Poulter roles and craft items. Love donations will be (254) 718-9876 for details. The public is invited accepted for a Quilt Draw- and admission is free, ing to be held on Nov. 13. www.devereauxjewelers.com Page 14A, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 Obituaries St. Stephen St. Joseph’s Paul Boston memorial service held Sept. 24 Catholic Memorial services President of the Board of Episcopal Church for Paul T. Boston, 87, of Directors of the Living Religious Education Belton were held on Sep- Room Theatre of Salado, Chapel Classes tember 24, 2011 at the First in which he participated in K thru 12th United Methodist Church numerous productions. He Holy Eucharist 6 - 7:30 p.m. in Temple with Pastor Tom enjoyed the camaraderie Sun. • 11 a.m. Wednesday Robbins officiating. and exercise at the Summit Paul was born in Clar- Fitness Center. endon, Texas on June 1, Mass Mary Jean and Paul 1925 to Pearl Talmage and Summer Schedule were active members of Myrtle Belle Leverett Bos- the First United Methodist Saturday • 5:30 p.m. ton. He grew up in Sham- Sunday Church in Temple. rock, Texas. (English) 9 a.m. Paul was preceded in Upon graduation from (Spanish) 10:30 a.m. death by his parents and a Shamrock High School sister, Reita Boston Oliph- in 1941, Paul attended ant. Office Hours: the University of Texas at He is survived by Mary Every day Austin where he enlisted 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Jean, his wife of 62 years, in the US Navy V-12 pro- and his brother Charles 939-1033 601 FM 2268 gram. He was sent to Tu- Boston and wife June, of lane University in New behind Fletcher’s Book Store 947-8037 Boerne. Orleans where he earned He is also survived by N. Main Street [email protected] a Bachelor of Commerce three children and grand- degree in Business Admin- children: Ann Holland istration. Then, he went Boston Faber, of Salado Paul Boston to Harvard University for and grandsons David Fa- officer’s training school. His first civilian oc- 1949 at the Little Chapel in ber and Gregory Faber; After graduation, he was cupation was Professor of the Woods on the campus Paul Talmage Boston, Jr. commissioned an ensign Business Administration at of Texas Women’s Univer- and wife Claire, of Dallas and served at Pearl Harbor Sam Houston State Univer- sity in Denton. and grandchildren Scott The Salado Church of Christ as a Supply Corps officer. sity, after which he joined He started a 38-year ca- Boston and Lindsey Bos- ‘Shaped by His Cross, Sharing His When he returned from Magnolia Petroleum’s Ex- reer as an oil scout and then ton and son James Lever- truth, Showing His love.’ service, he resumed resi- ploration Department in was a landman for many ett Boston and wife Terry, dency at Harvard to receive 1948. years in Texas, where three of Belton and grandsons his Master’s in Business He married Mary Jean of his children were born. Grant Boston and Paul Administration in 1947. Durham on January 5, He spent 20 years in Boston. New York City as Corpo- Paul loved art, antiques rate Real Estate Manager We, the family of Taylor Willingham and architecture. He was for Mobil Oil Corpora- an avid reader and music “We invite you to worship wish to express our deep appreciation tion and lived in Westport, lover. with us at any available to the Salado community for the many expressions Connecticut and Manhat- Travel took the Bostons opportunity. You will find of love and concern for us during our long, tan. all over the world, adding He served on the Board to their life-long journey of a group of sincere, God- difficult journey the past nine months. Your cards, of Directors for the Broad- emails, notes and books continue to bring us comfort as learning. loving and Christ-exalting way Association, which Paul was a collector people, who will make you we read and re-read them. The prayers was the moving force in -- those who visited their feel at home with our church from all the church congregations sustained us. establishing Times Square home knew of his love -- as the Entertainment Capi- family. The delicious meals provided (and served) especially his prized chair tol of the World from 1976 collection. -Joe Keyes, minister by organizations, churches and individuals to 1986. He lived a life full of in- nurtured and strengthened us. Thank you, also, After retirement in tellect, generosity, emotion to those unknown to us, who contributed 1986, Paul and Mary Jean and love for his family. Sunday to Taylor’s medical fund. We are blessed moved to Belton in 1989 to The family asks that in Bible Classes • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. live on part of Mary Jean’s lieu of flowers, memorial Evening Worship • 6 p.m. to be a part of this loving, caring community family ranch. donations may be made to Spanish Worship • 4 p.m. that wrapped its arms around us Boston was active in the Wednesday the Bell County Museum, Bible Classes • 6:30 p.m. and carried us down this difficult path. Arts, being a past president PO Box 1381, Belton, TX Thank you, of the Bell County Mu- 76513; First United Meth- seum Board from 2000 to IH-35 at Blacksmith Rd. Terry, Ben, June, Brent, Terri, Ben and Becca odist Church, PO Box 773, 2002. He was also a mem- Temple, TX 76501 or to the 947-5241 www.saladochurchofchrist.org • ber of the Salado Histori- charity of your choice. cal Society and the 2004 Salado I.S.D. Menus Oct. 3 - 7 Breakfast - all campuses Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Bagel & Cream Cheese Sausage & Biscuit Sausage & Biscuit Bagel Breakfast Pizza Breakfast on a Stick Pineapple Pineapple Pineapple Apricots Orange Juice - Apple Juice - Orange Juice - Apple Juice - Orange Juice - Apple Daily Choice: Toast & Jelly, Cereal (Frosted Corn Flakes, Honey Nut Cheerios), Milk (Fat Free Chocolate, 1% Strawberry, 1% White) Presbyterian Church Lunch - Thomas Arnold Elementary, Salado Intermediate and Junior High of Salado Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Rev. Carl Thompson, Pastor Chicken Fried Steak Chicken Spaghetti Pepperoni Pizza Beef Chili Mac Chopped BBQ on a Bun Peas & Carrots Green Beans Broccoli Garlic Toast Pork & Beans Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Texas Toast Peaches w/Topping Peas Carrot Sticks 10 A.M. Sunday Worship Pears Orange | Pineapple Breadstick Pineapple Tidbits Rosy Applesauce Daily Choice: Milk, Hoagie, Chef Salad, Fresh Fruit (Jr. High: Baked Potato) | Friday: Fruity Freeze Lunch - High School Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Chicken Fried Steak Corn Dogs Pepperoni Pizza Chicken Nuggets Chopped BBQ on a Bun Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Ranch Style Beans Broccoli Green Beans Pork & Beans Peas & Carrots Carrot Sticks Banana Bread Square Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Baked Cheetos Brownies Yel. Cake/ Choc. Glaze Breadstick Mixed Fruit Chocolate Pudding Daily Choice: Milk, Hoagie w/Chips, Salads, Fresh Fruit, Pizza Hut Pizza, Baked Potato Friday: Fruity Freeze 105 Salado Plaza Drive • 254-947-8106 CABLE TV SERVICE FOR CENTRAL TEXAS Main & Salado Plaza Drive behind Ace Hardware 773-1163 8 E. Barton • Temple P.O. Box 865 Salado, Little River-Academy, Morgan’s Point, Moody, Rogers, Troy www.presbsalado.org salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011, Page 15A

Obituaries continued from page 14A ...Moses turned and went down from the mountain, and the sustained in a noncombat ary 2004 through Febru- Defense Service Medal, two tablets of the Testimony were in his hand... Now the tablets were the work of God, and the writing was the writing of God related incident. ary 2005, October 2006 Iraqi Campaign Medal engraved on the tablets Staff Sgt. Estevan through January 2008, with four campaign stars, Altamirano, 30, whose January 2009 through Global War on Terrorism home of record is listed December 2009 and May Expeditionary Medal, EXODUS 32: 15,16 as Edcouch, Texas, en- 2011 through September Global War on Terrorism tered active-duty service 2011. Service Medal, Noncom- in January 2001 as an ar- Altamirano awards missioned Officer Pro- mor crewman. He was as- and decorations include fessional Development Staff Sgt. signed to 1st Battalion, 5th the Meritorious Service Ribbon, Army Service Estevan Altamirano Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Medal, four Army Com- Ribbon, three Overseas Brigade Combat Team, 1st mendation Medals, four Service Ribbons and a Dossman Fort Hood, Texas -- Cavalry Division, since Army Achievement Med- Combat Action Badge. Funeral Home Officials have released April 2008. als, Valorous Unit Award, Circumstances sur- the name of a Soldier Altamirano deployed Meritorious Unit Award, rounding this incident is 2525 N. Main • Belton • 933-2525 who died Sept. 18, 2011 in support of Operation three Army Good Con- under investigation. “In Service to our fellow man...” in Tikrit, Iraq, of injuries Iraqi Freedom from Janu- duct Medals, National St. Stephen Catholic Church Fall Festival set for Oct. 16 St. Stephen Catholic available. There will also be a Church is finalizing plans A live auction will be- silent auction, country for its annual Fall Festi- gin at 1 p.m. with Bill Hall store, “Amazing Grace val, which will be Oct. 16 calling the sale. - Gifts of Faith” booth, at the church located at Other activities in- kids games with prizes, Sunday Morning (October 2) FM 2843. clude a raffle with the climbing wall, cake walk, 10:50 am Worship Service under the Big Tent The Fall Fest will in- following prizes: desktop bingo, face painting, food clude a barbecue brisket computer/monitor/key- and sodas all day with the Master Peace Quartet will be here and sausage dinner, be- board, Kindle, Big Dozen youth group and tamales 4:00 pm “A Dare to Live Fully” ing served at 11 a.m. for Wine Basket”,(six red, at the Mexican Cantina. (Childcare provided) $8 per person. The dinner six white) and “$200 Gift For more information, Wednesday Night (October 5) will include brisket, sau- Certificate.” Tickets for Call office at 947-8037. sage, Westphalia noodles, the raffle are $1 each, or 5:15 pm Fellowship Meal green beans with bacon 6/$5. 6:00 p.m. M & M Kids and Youth Activities and fruit cobbler for des- 6:00 pm. Financial Peace University sert. To-go plates will be 6:00 pm “A Dare to Live Fully” Caliber Oak concert staged Oct. 9 For more information about our programs and events, The next Chapel at you can visit our website or call our office. Caliber Oak concert will 16258 Gooseneck Road, Salado be held at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9. Church service starts at 10 am Pam Bland, pianist (254) 947-7211 along with Dan Fulmer and Laura Haun, vocalists www.3ccowboyfellowship.org will be performing. The musicians have www.fbcsalado.org chosen the Bastrop Fire Fund at Temple Bible (254) 947-5465 Church as their charity. Main St. at the Creek Dr. Travis Burleson, Senior Pastor All proceeds will go to- 947-8922 Floral Department WEDNESDAY wards that fund. Your hometown - full service florist SUNDAY A social at 6:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 1st Service 5 p.m. Fellowship Meal will precede the perfor- Offering Daily Delivery in Salado Classic Worship 6 p.m. WEBS mance. The performance Temple - Belton Delivery to funeral homes A classic blend accompanied (Wed. Evening Bible Study) will be 7-7:45 p.m. fol- by our pianists, orchestra 6 p.m. AWANAS (Age 2 – grade 6) lowed by a reception with members and worship choir light refreshments. summer is blooming... 6 p.m. Bible Drill (grade 4 – 8) inside and out 9:45 a.m. Small Group Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Youth Activities Reservations are Re- 11:00 a.m. 2nd Service quired. Donation is $25 7 p.m. Worship Choir Rehearsal per person. Houseplants - Plantings - Bromeliads Contemporary Worship Contact DeniseT@ Gifts - Metal Art - Candles A contemporary mix led by clearwire.net or call (254) Cut Flowers and Custom Arrangemets our praise band 760-1590.

Dr.Steve Waechter, Pastor 5798 FM 2484 254-947-5917 Saturday Bible Study Office: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - Noon Open to ladies in the community Youth Pastor, Chris Knotts Children’s Director, Cheryl Ely 10 a.m. GraceBCSalado.org Sept 179 Sept 24 9 Oct 1 9 Oct 8 First Baptist Church of Salado Come join us this Sunday morning Fellowship Hall as we worship Jesus together! Dr Charles Stanley Video Presentation Sunday 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for children, youth, and adults 11:00 a.m. Worship service Letting Go of Anger 6:00 p.m. Evening activities Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Adult Bible Study and prayer RAs and GAs, Mission Friends, Upstairs youth ministry Page 16A Salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011

L-R “The Twins” created by Salado Artist Ronnie Wells and “Trouble II” created by Bob Guelich of San Anto- nio will be placed in the Salado Sculpture Garden as part of the opening exhibits. Wildlife artists submit works to be placed in Salado Sculpture Garden The opening of the will be for sale. ist for over 37 years. He ed, by Louisiana Wildfowl They are both his favor- Three stone pieces to Salado Sculpture Garden, Two of the sculptors se- is a much admired painter Carvers and Collectors, by ite subjects. “Sculpture be publicly shown for the the Public Arts League of lected are Salado’s Ronnie as well as sculptor and North Carolina Wildlife must involve more of the first time are the works Salado and Keep Salado Wells and San Antonio’s has received many awards and Sportsman’s Show and viewer’s senses. It should of Dr. Bob Rynearson of Beautiful sent invitations Bob Guelich, both artists through the years having by Ducks Unlimited Great be touchable, for much Temple. Dr. Rynearson, to local sculpture artists who have found inspiration been recognized as one of Outdoors Festival plus nu- of sculpture is feeling,” a nationally known physi- and a select few Texas re- in the natural environment, North America’s premier merous other awards and Guelich stated about his cian is also an acclaimed gional artists to submit especially the wildlife. art talents. In 1990-91, the he has had many one-man grouping of heron that is in artist. His mother intro- their sculptures for the Ronnie Wells received his Texas legislature selected shows in both galleries and the San Antonio Botanical duced him to carving at inaugural exhibit. The degree of fine arts from him as the Texas State museums across the Unit- Gardens. He began his art an early age by showing sculptures will be on loan Louisiana Tech Univer- Sculptor. He has been ed States. Wells’ aim, “as career over 40 years ago him how to carve blocks of in the exhibit for a period sity in 1968 and has been a awarded Artist of the Year an artist, is to combine an with watercolor, drawing soap and while he was in of nine months and most full-time professional art- by Texas Ducks Unlimit- honest, realistic interpreta- and painting; however, in high school, his postman tion of my subject, but at the mid ‘70’s he switched showed him how to carve the same time, use all the to sculpture because, “he wood. Over 30 years ago, elements of design, com- felt that working three- he began carving stone position, line symmetry, dimensionally better ex- and his wife gave him a and texture to create true pressed his creativity and course in stone sculpture art.” His bronze sculpture love for animals.” Today, at the Elisabet Ney Mu- piece for the Salado exhibit his monumental multi- seum in Austin. He trav- is of a white tail deer and piece public sculptures can eled to Italy and studied two fawns. “The Twins” be found at the entrance of with John Fisher, a world was first commissioned the Omaha and San Anto- renowned figurative stone by a couple in Houston. nio zoos. Other sculptures sculptor. As Dr. Rynear- They desired a sculpture of can be found in the public son states, “I made several “Frances”, a doe they had collections of the Ronald trips back to Pietrasanta, raised from a bottle after Reagan Library, Frederik Italy to purchase stone performing a cesarean on Meijer Sculpture Garden, that I shipped to Temple, her dying mother found Notre Dame University, placed in my sculpture gar- on their south Texas ranch. Mayo Foundation and Hi- den with a front-end loader Frances later had twins, ram Blauvelt Art Museum. and carved in place.” . He but when they were three Awards, Guelich has re- traveled to Alaska and to days old, she took them ceived are the NSS Annual the Sepik River in New away and did not return. Exhibition Gold Medal, Guinea where he observed The wife had a small cha- NSS Annual Silver Medal, the totem poles and masks. pel built at the ranch and Medal of Excellence, Soci- Intrigued by how the na- named it, “Saint Frances” ety of Animal Artists and tive artists captured emo- and placed the sculpture in the Silver Medal of Honor, tion in their depictions the courtyard, so Frances Allied Artists of America. of the human face, he in- would always be at home. His bronze sculpture corporated these insights Bob Guelich is known coming to Salado is a de- and techniques to his own for his portrayal of water- piction of a bear hugging sculptures. fowl in flight as well as a tree limb titled “Trouble The material of two of his bronze animal figures. II”. the sculptures, “Abraxus” and “Contentment”, in the exhibit is Italian marble, Grades 1 - 6 “one taken from a mine in Italy, which was also the source of Michelangelo’s blocks of marble”. The other piece, titled “Evo- Salado Junior Basketball League lution” is of Italian lime- Registration: stone. These sculptures are not for sale. Oct. 3 thru Oct. 15 Other artists will be Fee: $60 profiled in the weeks to Forms and payments Salado Creek Outfitters come before the opening of Salado Intermediate & Thomas Arnold Elementary the Salado Sculpture Gar- den on October 22. This Contact: Jason Howton 947-8116 Kristi Maedgen 913-5037 venue is intended to re- Will Manning 383-6489 flectsthe community’s em- Jodee Preston 718-0240 phasis on the importance of the arts to the quality of sponsorships available life. Calendar of Events Salado Pages 2-3B Shopping Map of Salado Village Guide Pages 4-5B Section B Salado Village Voice•September 29, 2011 • 8 Pages• Shopping, Dining, Overnight, Events

Rustic designs and fashions from The Howling Wolff (above) and home interior accents from Charlotte’s of Salado (above right) will be on display at Christmas in October on the grounds of the Salado Civic Center Oct. 8-9. Several shops in Salado will have displays under the big tent as part of Christmas in October. A display of antique cars like the one on the right will be on the grounds of the Civic Center. Impromptu fashion shows by Salado shops will also be held throughout the event. Christmas in October will include a Texas- sized bake sale in the Salado Village Artist building. A broad array of cookies, pies, cakes and candies for the holidays will be on sale. The baked goods will also meet the needs of special diets, including salt-free, low-sugar and sugar-free and gluten-free. Admission is $1 per person and benefits the Salado Chamber of Commerce Ladies Auxiliary.

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(254) 307-8773 #3 Old Town Salado Christmaspresented by International Business LiquidatorsStore Page 2B, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011 Salado Calendar of Events Every Monday are invited to attend. Fourth Friday Angelic Herbs 15th Anni- versary. AlexAnder’s distillery Salado Masonic Second and Fourth Fourth Friday Gospel Lodge #296 practice, Singing at Cedar Valley September 29 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge 90 Wednesdays Baptist Church, begin- Where HOT-AS-HELL-ITY Salado Lions Club, Texas Naturalist N. Church St., except on ning at 7 p.m. 8 miles Becomes HOSPITALITY. . . 11:30 a.m., Salado Civic Series: Monarch But- Stated or Called Meeting west of Salado on FM Center, luncheon meet- terflies 2 p.m. at Salado nights. 2843. Potluck dinner Come cool off with us! ing. Public Library. Leland served. Food, drink, fun! First Mondays Gershbach will present a hursdays Salado Historical So- T aturdays program on Monarch But- Ladies night for all S ciety board of directors Recycling program, terflies and their migra- the working girls at meeting, 6 p.m. at Salado 9 a.m.-noon on the tion to Mexico. Intimate, upscale bar at Inn on the Creek Gypsy’s Closet. Gypsy’s Civic Center. grounds of the Salado Closet will remain open October 1 Arts Workshop, 113 Third Mondays until 6 p.m. on Thursday Community Garage Salado Plaza Drive. Fine Dining this Weekend Salado ISD Board of evenings, so come by and Sale and Bake Sale to Trustees meeting, 6 p.m. enjoy a glass of wine and Saturdays benefit the Association Spanakopitas for Pet Adoption Center. Cucumber, Tomato and Salado Civic Center, un- after work shopping. Yoga classes at the Pineapple Salad less otherwise noted. Old Salado Springs Cel- 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Kin- Grilled Beef Tenderloin Thursdays ebration Center. Classes nison Barn on Pace Park with Roasted Garlic Sauce Every Tuesday Ladies night at begin at 10 a.m. and 11 Road, for information call ~ OR ~ Salado Rotary Club, Salado Creek Winery, Grilled Rosemary Garlic a.m. (254) 228-5395. Donations Pork Roast 11:30 a.m., Stagecoach 227 N. Main St., 254-947- of items for the sale are Sour Cream, Onion Mash Inn Restaurant. 9000, www.saladoswirl- Saturdays Chef Denice prepares an requested. Potatoes andsip.com. Live music at Salado Sautéed Spinach and elegant four course meal. Every Tuesday October 1 Mushrooms Salado Community Creek Winery and Vine- **** Call 947-5554 Thursdays yard, 6-9 p.m. Jammin’ on the Lawn Apple Gallette with Vanilla for Dining Reservations. Chorus practice, 6 p.m., Singer and songwriter at Salado Wine Seller Ice Cream Salado Civic Center, un- circle at The Springs Saturdays 4-7 p.m. 841 North Main Boutique Inn • Gourmet Restaurant • Bar less otherwise noted. Restaurant. Live Music at Rising Enjoy a glass of Texas Star Vineyards. 7-9:30 Every Tuesday Wine while listening to First Thursday p.m. Weekly Yoga class Chisholm Trail live music. If the weather 6:30 p.m. at Salado American Business Saturdays is nice it will be outside Wine Seller, 841 N. so bring your lawn chair! Woman’s Association through Oct. 8 Main St., info tiffyor- meeting, 6 p.m. at Mc- Ladies of the Salado October 1 [email protected]. Cain’s Bakery, N. Main Community are invited Live music at Salado Tuesdays through Street at Van Bibber to participate in a four- Creek Winery, 227 N. Lane. Dinner Cost: $15 week Saturday morning Main Street, 6-9 p.m. ct O . 18 Barclay McCort 947-3617. Stefanie Fix. Basic Obedience Bible Study focusing 254.947.5554 on Dr. Charles Stanley Training for your dog, First & Third Thursday October 1 Center Circle, Salado 6 p.m. every Tuesday Village of Salado video “Letting go of An- Live music at The www.inncreek.com • Fodor’s Best B&B Stay Board of Aldermen ger.” The hour-long study Diamond Collection® B&B at The Dog Spot, 403 Springs Music Hall. Thomas Arnold Rd. $100 meeting, 6 p.m. at the will be held 10 a.m. Sept. Wild Horses at 10 p.m. for the course. Space is Municipal Building, 301 17, Sept. 24, Oct. 1 and with opening act The limited, prepayment is Stagecoach Rd. Oct 8 at the First Baptist Jobe Wilson Band at 7 required. Call 947-3647. Church fellowship hall. p.m. Tickets are $8 per Fridays Discussion will follow Live music beginning person. Tickets are avail- Second Tuesday with coffee and fellow- at 6 p.m. at The Lounge, able at www.oldsalado- Community Emer- ship. To learn more about upstairs at The Range. springs.com. gency Response Team the Atlanta, Georgia, Pas- of Salado (CERTS) First Fridays tor, Dr. Charles Stanley October 5 meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Keep Salado Beau- visit intouch.org. Introduction to the Municipal Building, tiful work day at the Microsoft Word com- aturdays 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. Green Bridge, beginning S puter class at Salado All interested community at 8 a.m. through Oct. 8 Public Library, 1-3 p.m. members and volunteers “Always...Patsy Sign up at the front desk Cline,” by Ted Swind- or call 947-9191. ley, combines humor, October 6 sadness and reality David Lockwood in the heartwarming, of Tem-Bel Nursery story-telling tradition. and Landscaping will The show runs at 7:30 address issues like p.m., Saturdays only at drought, water short- the Salado Silver Spur age, diseases of trees, Theater (108 Royal St, and sustaining the lives Downtown). For informa- of trees and other plants tion, visit www.saladosil- during these tough verspurtheater.com or call times. The event will be 254-947-3456. at the Salado Civic Center Through Oct. 1 at 8 p.m., sponsored by Visit Live and Dried Blood the Salado Chamber of Stagecoach Inn Cell Analysis offered by Commerce and Trees for Coffee Shop appointment at Angelic Salado committee. The Hours Herbs. Call 947-1909 for public is invited to attend. Wed - Sun 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. appointment. 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October 9 Now Showing Fri & Sat 10 to 10 Concert at Caliber Saturdays Sept. 17 – Oct. 8 Sat & Sun Brunch 10 to 2 Oaks, featurint Pam Sun - Thurs 10 to 9 Bland on piano, Dan Fulmer and Laura Haun Always... Patsy Cline (singers). by Ted Swindley October 10 Salado Masonic Matinee Lodge #296 stated meet- The Spuradical Players ing, 7:30 p.m. at the Vaudeville Variety Comedy Lodge, 90 N. Church St. www.saladosilverspur.com Picture Show | Vaudeville | Stage | Live Music ctober 108 Royal Street • Salado O 12 in the old Guest-Sanford Granary & Fun for any age Introduction to Reservations 254-947-3456 spuradical Microsoft Excel comput- social Tickets also available at the Door club 7:30 p.m. er class at Salado Public Admission $15, Discount for Senior, Military and kids member Showtime beer and wine bar Matinee 2 p.m. Library, 1-3 p.m. Sign up at Evening Performances at the front desk or call 947-9191. Pizza October 13 The Pizza Place Evening of Yoga and Pasta Wine 6:30-8 p.m. at Pickup • Dine-in • Delivery Salad Bar Salado Wine Seller, 841 SaladoPizzaPlace.com North Main. Unwind the Buffalo Wings mind, practice restorative Desserts Exit 286 poses, and receive cosmic 947-0022 Open Daily 11 to 8 1/4 mile north of Main goodness. 12 miles from Temple October 15 Football Special 20 miles from Killeen Reception for Mat Thomas, President of Thursday & Friday nights 4-7 Indoor Pool & Hot Tub Nandina Future Fibers Jacuzzi Room provider of Bamboo Every Large 1 Topping Pizza $10 Exercise room Towels, Robes, Kitchen Towels sold at The Salado Marketplace 230 North Main Street Conference Area Apothecary, 2-4 p.m. The Business Center Apothecary At Salado Lets Pretend Party Place High Speed Internet will host the reception for Where kids come to party like rock stars. SALADO Mat Thomas at 418 North Or Princesses . . . Or Pirates . . . Hot Breakfast Main Street offering complimentary food and (254)957-4479 (254) 947-4001 beverages. www.letspretendpartyplace.com Page 4B, salado Village Voice, September 29, 2011

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4. Stagecoach Inn 254/947-5111 DL 32. THE VERANDA Chamber of Commerce 254/947-5040 CV 98. Salado Cleaners 254/947-7299 $ First Texas Brokerage 254/947-5577 $ 56. SALADO MARKETPLACE 75. Salado Wine Seller 254/947-8011 S 100. Finney Insurance Agency 254/947-3599 S 126. Salado High School E 5. Stone Creek Settlements 254/947-9099 L 33. First State Bank 254/947-5852 $ Salado Pizza Place 254/947-0022 D Salado Realty 254-947-9700 $ Peggy Sutherland, Agent 888/777-8844 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main Let’s Pretend Party Place 254/947-4479 S 79. Presbyterian Church of Salado 254/947-8106 C 101. Holiday Inn Express 254/ 947-4004 L 127. TranQuil Gardens R.V. Park 254/947-5192 L 6. Central Texas Area Museum 254/947-5232 E First Community Title 254/947-8480 $ 80. CREEKSIDE BUSINESS ARTS CAMPUS 102. Best Western Plus 254/947-4001 L 128. Grace Baptist Church of Salado 254/947-5917 C 8. SHADY VILLA Farmers Insurance 254/947-0995 $ 57. THE COLONY Coyote Glass Design 254/947-0002 $ 129. Janelle’s of Salado 254/947-0423 S Gregory’s 254/947-5703 S Zbranek Agency Griffith Fine Art 254/947-3177 S Salado Arts Workshop 254/654-9171 $ 103. Robertson’s Hams 254/947-5562 S 10. The Salado Patio 254/947-8209 D 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 CV Salado Creek WInery 254/947-9000 S 104. Cowboys Bar-B-Q 254/947-5700 D A. Southbound I-35 Frontage Road 11. Tablerock Amphitheater 254/947-9205 E 36. Angelic Herbs 254/947-1909 S 81. Scissors 254/947-9007 $ 106. Salado Veterinary Hospital 254/947-8058 S Looking Good - A Family Salon 254/947-4007 $ 13. Salado United Methodist Church 254/947-5482 C 37. Inn at Salado 254/947-0027 L 61. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE Gepetto’s Pizzeria 254/947-7255 D 17. Inn on the Creek B&B 254/947-5554 D 38. SALADO SQUARE McCains Bakery and Cafe 254/947-DELI D 83. Upscale Interior Consignments 254/947-8098 S 107. Salado Creek Outfitters 254/947-8239 S Alexander’s Distillery 254/947-5544 D Linda Rountree Pritchard-Egg 254/947-4263 P Deanna’s Floral 254/947-0222 S 87. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate $ Johnnies Cleaners & Tailors 254/778-2408 $ Not shown on map Side By Side 254/947-7220 S 254/947-5050 (inside Salado Creek Outfitters) 254/770-0355 Walt Tollefson Computer Services $ 19. Old Salado Springs 254/947-5933 40. Family Dentistry 254/947-5242 P 63. Cornett Corner 88. Subway D 254/291-6354 Kinky Friedman’s Smoking Lounge S Dr. Douglas B. Willingham The Apothecary 800/947-2175 S Old Fashioned Burgers and Ice Cream D 116. The Dog Spot 254/947-3647 $ Moon Electric 254/742-1141 $ The Springs Resturant D Wild About Animals 254/947-9100 S 89. The Personal Wealth Coach 254/947-1111 $ 117. Salado Smiles 254/947-8067 P Old Salado Springs Music Hall E 42. Mud Pies Pottery 254/947-0281 S 93. First Salado, A Horizon Bank 254/947-8636 $ Dr. Howard Lufburrow OSS Bed and Breakfast L 45. Ki Ki Creations 254/855-5538 S 64. The Village of Salado 254/947-5060 CV 92. Merle Norman Cosmetics 254/947-9993 S The Play Yard Infant Center 254-947-1129 P Yoga with Josie Edwards 254/778-6401 S 46. Rising Star Vineyards 254/947-5247 D 68. A Serenity Spa & Boutique 254/947-8833 $ 94. SALADO PLAZA & Texas Cheesery 69. Salado Creek Antiques 254/947-1800 S Ace Hardware 254/947-4008 S 120. Thomas Arnold Elem. 254/947-5191 E 20. Springhouse Antiques 254-947-0747 S 48. Roy T’s Old Salado Bakery 254/947-7181 D Salado Village Voice 254/947-5321 $ Salado Intermediate 254/947-1700 E Your Salado business can find 22. Salado Silver Spur Theater 254/947-3456 E 50. Salado Fire Department 254/947-8961 CV 71. SALADO CIVIC CENTER Edward Jones, Jeremy Grimm 254/947-5128 $ Salado Junior High 254/947-5429 E 51. Salado Church of Christ 254/947-5241 CV Salado Civic Center 254/947-8300 CV Crain Chiropractic & Wellness 254/947-2225 P 121. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254/947-0148 C its place on this map and 23. Gypsy’s Closet 254/947-0140 S Historical Society CV Mill Creek Cleaners 254/947-0100 $ 124. St. Stephen Catholic Church 254/947-8037 C on the web with a weekly ad. 26. CREEKSIDE CENTER ROCK CREEK SISD Administration 254/947-5479 E Brookshire Brothers Floral Dept. 254/947-8922 $ Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254/947-3930 S 53. Splendors of Salado 254/947-3630 S Village Art Center 125. Animal Medical Salado 254/947-8800 $ Call Salado Village Voice Susan Marie’s 254/947-5239 S For This Child...Childrens Boutique 97. Salado Public Library 254/947-9191 E The Play Yard Preschool Center 254/947-1153 $ at 254/947-5321. 30. First Baptist Church 254/947-5465 C 54. Charlotte’s of Salado 254/947-0240 S 73. Visitors Center 254/9478634 CV September 29, 2011 salado Village Voice, Page 5B

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4. Stagecoach Inn 254/947-5111 DL 32. THE VERANDA Chamber of Commerce 254/947-5040 CV 98. Salado Cleaners 254/947-7299 $ First Texas Brokerage 254/947-5577 $ 56. SALADO MARKETPLACE 75. Salado Wine Seller 254/947-8011 S 100. Finney Insurance Agency 254/947-3599 S 126. Salado High School E 5. Stone Creek Settlements 254/947-9099 L 33. First State Bank 254/947-5852 $ Salado Pizza Place 254/947-0022 D Salado Realty 254-947-9700 $ Peggy Sutherland, Agent 888/777-8844 34. FIRST CENTRE at 40 N. Main Let’s Pretend Party Place 254/947-4479 S 79. Presbyterian Church of Salado 254/947-8106 C 101. Holiday Inn Express 254/ 947-4004 L 127. TranQuil Gardens R.V. Park 254/947-5192 L 6. Central Texas Area Museum 254/947-5232 E First Community Title 254/947-8480 $ 80. CREEKSIDE BUSINESS ARTS CAMPUS 102. Best Western Plus 254/947-4001 L 128. Grace Baptist Church of Salado 254/947-5917 C 8. SHADY VILLA Farmers Insurance 254/947-0995 $ 57. THE COLONY Coyote Glass Design 254/947-0002 $ 129. Janelle’s of Salado 254/947-0423 S Gregory’s 254/947-5703 S Zbranek Agency Griffith Fine Art 254/947-3177 S Salado Arts Workshop 254/654-9171 $ 103. Robertson’s Hams 254/947-5562 S 10. The Salado Patio 254/947-8209 D 35. Salado Masonic Lodge #296 CV Salado Creek WInery 254/947-9000 S 104. Cowboys Bar-B-Q 254/947-5700 D A. Southbound I-35 Frontage Road 11. Tablerock Amphitheater 254/947-9205 E 36. Angelic Herbs 254/947-1909 S 81. Scissors 254/947-9007 $ 106. Salado Veterinary Hospital 254/947-8058 S Looking Good - A Family Salon 254/947-4007 $ 13. Salado United Methodist Church 254/947-5482 C 37. Inn at Salado 254/947-0027 L 61. SALADO CIVIC SQUARE Gepetto’s Pizzeria 254/947-7255 D 17. Inn on the Creek B&B 254/947-5554 D 38. SALADO SQUARE McCains Bakery and Cafe 254/947-DELI D 83. Upscale Interior Consignments 254/947-8098 S 107. Salado Creek Outfitters 254/947-8239 S Alexander’s Distillery 254/947-5544 D Linda Rountree Pritchard-Egg 254/947-4263 P Deanna’s Floral 254/947-0222 S 87. Century 21 Bill Bartlett Real Estate $ Johnnies Cleaners & Tailors 254/778-2408 $ Not shown on map Side By Side 254/947-7220 S 254/947-5050 (inside Salado Creek Outfitters) 254/770-0355 Walt Tollefson Computer Services $ 19. Old Salado Springs 254/947-5933 40. Family Dentistry 254/947-5242 P 63. Cornett Corner 88. Subway D 254/291-6354 Kinky Friedman’s Smoking Lounge S Dr. Douglas B. Willingham The Apothecary 800/947-2175 S Old Fashioned Burgers and Ice Cream D 116. The Dog Spot 254/947-3647 $ Moon Electric 254/742-1141 $ The Springs Resturant D Wild About Animals 254/947-9100 S 89. The Personal Wealth Coach 254/947-1111 $ 117. Salado Smiles 254/947-8067 P Old Salado Springs Music Hall E 42. Mud Pies Pottery 254/947-0281 S 93. First Salado, A Horizon Bank 254/947-8636 $ Dr. Howard Lufburrow OSS Bed and Breakfast L 45. Ki Ki Creations 254/855-5538 S 64. The Village of Salado 254/947-5060 CV 92. Merle Norman Cosmetics 254/947-9993 S The Play Yard Infant Center 254-947-1129 P Yoga with Josie Edwards 254/778-6401 S 46. Rising Star Vineyards 254/947-5247 D 68. A Serenity Spa & Boutique 254/947-8833 $ 94. SALADO PLAZA & Texas Cheesery 69. Salado Creek Antiques 254/947-1800 S Ace Hardware 254/947-4008 S 120. Thomas Arnold Elem. 254/947-5191 E 20. Springhouse Antiques 254-947-0747 S 48. Roy T’s Old Salado Bakery 254/947-7181 D Salado Village Voice 254/947-5321 $ Salado Intermediate 254/947-1700 E Your Salado business can find 22. Salado Silver Spur Theater 254/947-3456 E 50. Salado Fire Department 254/947-8961 CV 71. SALADO CIVIC CENTER Edward Jones, Jeremy Grimm 254/947-5128 $ Salado Junior High 254/947-5429 E 51. Salado Church of Christ 254/947-5241 CV Salado Civic Center 254/947-8300 CV Crain Chiropractic & Wellness 254/947-2225 P 121. Cedar Valley Baptist Church 254/947-0148 C its place on this map and 23. Gypsy’s Closet 254/947-0140 S Historical Society CV Mill Creek Cleaners 254/947-0100 $ 124. St. Stephen Catholic Church 254/947-8037 C on the web with a weekly ad. 26. CREEKSIDE CENTER ROCK CREEK SISD Administration 254/947-5479 E Brookshire Brothers Floral Dept. 254/947-8922 $ Prellop Fine Art Gallery 254/947-3930 S 53. Splendors of Salado 254/947-3630 S Village Art Center 125. Animal Medical Salado 254/947-8800 $ Call Salado Village Voice Susan Marie’s 254/947-5239 S For This Child...Childrens Boutique 97. Salado Public Library 254/947-9191 E The Play Yard Preschool Center 254/947-1153 $ at 254/947-5321. 30. First Baptist Church 254/947-5465 C 54. Charlotte’s of Salado 254/947-0240 S 73. 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(c) 2011 King Features Serenity Spa 947- 8 833 Synd., Inc. 74 Van Bibber September 29, 2011, salado Village Voice, Page 7B What can survive drought? By Mary Lew Quesinberry (Black-Eyed Susan), and Bell County Master Gardener Mexican Bush Sage con- sidered drought tolerant With more than 80 days have struggled to survive. The Salado Yarn Co. of 100 degree temperature This is due to the lack and no rain this summer, of time each day for the you may be wondering plant to respire during a what plants can survive a cooler nighttime tempera- Yarn Kits | Needles | Books Texas drought. ture. Plants produce max- Inside Southern Comforts 22 North Main Esperanza(Yellow imum growth when day- Bells), Lindeheimer Sen- time temperature is 10-15 Yellow Bells CLASSES FORMING na (Velvet Leaf Senna), degrees higher than the [email protected] Desert Willow, Pride of nighttime temperature. Barbados, and Bougainvil- Many evenings it was 99 lea have done well through degrees at 10 p.m. the prolonged drought When planting during Strawberry Patch we have experienced this drought conditions, place GIFT-GOURMET-COFFEE past growing season. The the pot in a larger contain- Central Texas’ Largest Selection of Coffee Beans, drought and heat has not er and thoroughly soak Texas Salsas & Gourmet Food affected Deer Muhly or it. While it is hydrating, Pine Muhly. Other na- dig a hole no deeper than Open Daily • Online Shopping tive shrubs that like hot, the original pot and fill Ship Daily dry weather are Flame the hole with water several www.strpatch.com Like Acanthus, a shrub that is times to soak it. After the DOWNTOWN SALADO us on covered with red/orange water has drained, remove Velvet Leaf Senna (254) 947-9955 blooms beginning in July the plant from the pot and through fall. Its tubular tease the roots so that they flowers attract butterflies won’t continue to grow and hummingbirds. It in a circle. Add decom- grows 3-4 feet. Chisos posed granite to the soil Acanthus or Big Bend you place around the plant Acanthus, (Anisacanthus to add minerals to the soil linearis) is a yellow vari- and to help keep the soil ety. from compacting. Wa- Texas Lantana, Texas ter often. Newly planted Bird of Paradise, Mexi- plants appreciate shade can Bird of Paradise and the first few days until 1991 N. Stagecoach Rd (254) 947- 4004 the showy Pride of Bar- they get established. You [email protected] Hot Breakfast | Pool | Internet bados (Caesalpinia pul- can attach shade cloth to cherrima) are more hot wooden stakes and place Yellow Bird of Paradise weather loving shrubs that over the plant. Provid- conditions. Have any questions bloom in hot, dry condi- ing shade for your newly Don’t miss the Bell about gardening in Cen- tions. Many plants such planted shrub and keeping County Master Gardener tral Texas? Contact ask. as Salvia Greggi, Mexican the plant moist will help it Fall Plant Sale 9:30 a.m.- 1 [email protected] Honeysuckle, Rudbeckia survive the severe drought p.m. Oct. 1. Songwriters’ circle saladocreekantiques.com 511 Stagecoach Rd. finds home in Salado (East Access Road) IH35 For the past two years ments have dinner menus, (254) 947-1800 or so, Richard Paul Thom- and adult beverages avail- as (RpT) has been produc- able.. ing a variety of events The format for the Song showcasing singer/song- Circle is simple: each of writers from throughout the scheduled three to four Texas. Thomas began songwriters introduces with a couple of Texas the song they are about Songwriter Song Circles to perform with a story of in concert at the Salado how they were inspired to Silver Spur Theater and write this particular song. has now expanded this They perform the songs into a weekly program on a rotating basis with at two incredible venues each songwriter taking a here in Central Texas. turn. “The stories are fun The Old Salado Springs and poignant and hope- Music Hall will host the fully give the audience a song circle every Thurs- window into the creative day night at 6:30 p.m. process that goes into the NDI starting on Oct. 6. The art of songwriting,” says natural decorations, inc. Historic Cotton Exchange Thomas. in Temple is hosting the For information, con- event every Wednesday tact Richard Paul Thomas starting at 6:30 p.m. [email protected] or Both of these establish- call (254) 947-4717. GREGORYSOFSALADO.COM

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Great room - stone a holding tank plus an office or into breakfast room and charming bridges over a wooded wet weather creek and above area with amazing swim- fireplace & floor to ceiling win- exercise room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 and ground swimming pool. 1.81 acre lot has spot for your RV. ming pool with natural dows. Mature live oaks & land- LARGE REDUCTION a half baths. Study could be Owner is offering a $10,000 allowance to install a lawn sprinkler $299,900 4th bedroom. system. stone features. This home scaped yard with sprinklers. $379,000 has it all spacious master $339,800 $299,000 suite, granite counters, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Temple/Belton COMMERCIAL LAND LISTINGS wood beams, wood floors. MLS Board of Realtors PROPERTY HISTORIC DISTRICT Golden WINNERS CIRCLE Reduced to $599,875. Call 617 INDIAN TRAIL THOMAS ARNOLD ROAD 1008 MILL CREEK LANE opportunity in historic dis- Beautiful lot in Mill Creek Ryan 541-2255.First Texas trict .73 Acre that backs Springs Phase II. $48,500 Brokerage 254-947-55779 Rock Creek. Most unusual /8tfn property. Must see! $89,900 VICTORIAN OAKS Perfect spot to build a new home. KEVLIN TRAIL Only 1 lot Established neighborhood CONTRACT left! Premier half-acre lot, with yesteryear charm, lo- David Foust Custom underground utilities ready NEW LISTING PENDING cated in the historical dis- Homes delivers once for building. $59,900 trict, Lot # 11 on Rose Way This stone home is secluded A special property. Com- Choice Commercial Prop- in Victorian Oaks.$75,000. again with this elegant among mature trees on 1.6 fortable elegance abounds erty in the heart of Salado’s 712 INDIAN TRAIL Located Tuscan Estate located in acres. Large great room in this home that has the historic district. Three build- on the corner of Indian INDIAN TRAIL Beautiful the prestigious Creeks of with stone fireplace, master flexibility to be 4 bedrooms ings with net rentable space Trail and Blaylock 94 X 185 lot ready for building, in bedroom & bath with large and has 3 baths. Formal and of 5,592 square feet. The site $34,000 Salado Creek Place. Ga- SAlado. $635,000 Call walk-in shower, 2 additional informal living and dining is .63 acres at the corner of HIDDEN SPRINGS DRIVE zebo and bridge over wet Ryan 541-2255, First Texas bedrooms and one bath, din- areas. Amenities include Lot 25 is 2.90 acres with ing room and study. Updated Thomas Arnold and Church weather creek. All you hardwood floors, coffered trees and wet weather Brokerage 254-947-5577 with new windows, paint, tile Street. Easy access to I-35 need to do is build your ceilings, greenhouse, out- creek. Beautiful building 9/8tfn floors. Move in ready. door fireplace and gazebo. and Salado’s Main Street. dream home. West of 617 site. $64,450 Call Mike $165,000 $368,000 $390,000 Indian Trail. $55,000 Page 4C, SALADO Village Voice, September 29, 2011 tury 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 3BR 2 BA home located water in each. 3 BR, 2.5 Com m e rcia l on the driving range of Mill BA home was remodeled Creek Golf Course. Open in 2007. Two living areas, Rental B&K Small Engine Repair living/kitchen/dining area. hardwood floors and Saltillo Land for Sale 5571 West Hwy 190 Belton Island in kitchen with pantry tile throughout home. Gran- Available Now, Office Lawn Mowers (all sizes) Double vanity in Master Bed- ite counter tops in kitchen Trimmers • Edgers Space 1100 sq. ft 40 S. Main room. Screened in porch to with custom cabinets. All on 1400 A c r e s FM Chain-Saws • Generators St. Suite A Call 254-947- watch the golfers on the 10 acres $369,721 Century 2843. Fully game Golf Carts Service & Repair 5852 for details. 10/30tfnb Prompt Professional Service driving range. Walking dis- 21 Bill Bartlett 947-5050 proofed ranch with Most all makes and models tance to Mill creek Pro Shop 111110tfnf live water, springs, game Pick -up and delivery available $159,021 Century 21 Bill managed, spring fed tanks, Bartlett 947-5050 rolling hills, excellent tree Rent or Lease (254) 933-7557 Quaint, charming, cover, hunting lodge, five pier and beam, 3 BR bucks to one doe ratio. Mus- This home comes with 2 BA home just a short tang Creek flows through 4BR, 2BA, very nice its own private bas- walk from Main Street in the middle of the ranch. yard fenced back ketball court! Tons Salado. Step up on a cov- $3,995 per acre. Call Glenn. yard, fenced pet run, pets The Dog Spot of room for everyone. Larg will be considered 254-217- ered front porch and enter 718-2000.First Texas Bro- e backyard for children or on a real wood floor that kerage 254-947-5577 0878. 9/22-9/29p and cats too..... pets. 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Office 947-5263 Earthtalk continued from page 5C species in North Amer- necked Duck (a water have paved that piece of across different inter- Mobile 760-1004 ica during winter have bird), and the Ameri- land over—the picture dependent species is oc- Serving Salado for 25 years been on the move in re- can Goldfinch (a land looks even more grim curring earlier than ever TACL #B006640 cent decades—shifting bird), all moved about for those species not “in some cases inter- their ranges northward 200 miles north over willing or able to aban- rupting delicate cycles by an average of 35 the last four decades. don old roosts. Also, that ensure that insects Minor and Major Repairs miles, as habitat shifts While it’s questionable Audubon reports that and other food are avail- thanks to warming tem- whether some birds will the timing of reproduc- able for young animals.” Foreign and Domestic peratures. 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