Salado, Texas – Golfers playing in the 22nd Annual Denver Mills Golf Tournament on Monday, March 13, at the Mill Creek Golf Course will have a chance this year to win — not one — but three hole-in-one prizes: a 2017 Ford Fusion donated by Johnson Brothers Ford; $10,000 to use toward a dream vacation, donated by Journeys by Patti / Dream Vacations; and $10,000 to be split with Tablerock. The tournament benefits Tablerock Festival of Salado, Inc.
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Bell County Newcomers activities for March 2017
The Bell County Newcomers Club announces the following activities through the end of March.
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Compassionate Friends forming in this area
Anyone who has suffered the loss of their child, is invited to an informal meeting on Thursday, 6:30 p.m. March 9 at the Family Center across from the Harper Talasek Funeral Home at 500 West Barton (corner of North 9th and Barton) in Temple. The child could have been any age from an infant to an adult.
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Salado Masonic Lodge taking Flag Program subscribers for 2017
Masons deliver 300 flags to residents, businesses on federal holidays
Salado Masonic Lodge #296 will continue the Salado Flag Program in 2017 and is now taking new subscribers. The cost is $30 for the year.
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Circles of Care collecting gifts for foster children
Circles of Care is a non-profit foster care/adoption agency located in Salado, TX. Our Mission Statement is: “To enhance children, youth, and families’ ability for effective living and growth through comprehensive social and mental health services”.
Brain exercises are now considered perfectly normal. It seems that everywhere you go these days you will come across people doing crosswords, Sudoku and various types of activities to keep the brain in shape but not so long ago the idea that the brain needed exercising would have met with derision or scepticism. A healthy lifestyle has the potential to prevent around a third of all dementia. Even people in the early stages of the disease can still make a difference if they make changes beneficial to the health of their brain. Although it is not by any means conclusive, medical science and research have proved that a healthy lifestyle makes a difference to the health of our brain. You can click here and learn more about memory impairment.
A substantial body of research has revealed that we can indeed influence and improve the way our brains function on many levels. Several factors contribute to how the brain alters and adapts as we age. We can encourage positive changes by using some of the same strategies we depend on for our physical health, while adding on activities designed for brain health.
A healthy diet is as essential for our brain as it is for our body. Many of the nutrients needed for physical health also support brain health. Omega-3 fatty acids, for example, are known for their heart health benefits. Recent research shows that they additionally play an important role in the brain’s structure, and also in balanced cognitive functioning. Similarly, vitamin D supports bone strength, but also appears to be linked to mental health. Medical experts now believe that many people diagnosed with depression have a deficiency of vitamin D. Brain and body really are inseparable. What you put into one you put into the other. Research shows that eating a wide variety of different foods, and focusing on a largely plant-based, whole foods menu, is one of the very best ways to ensure both brain and body health.
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Elizabeth Ward to speak at Auxiliary Meeting
The Salado Ladies Auxiliary will conduct their monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 10. The meeting will be at the Salado United Methodist Church Youth Activity Center located on 650 Royal Street. Coffee and light food will be served at 9:30 a.m. with the meeting commencing at 10 a.m.
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Historical Society Chili Dinner is November 7
The annual Salado Historical Society chili supper will be held at 6 p.m. Nov. 7 in the Salado Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, located at 217 North Stagecoach Road in Salado. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
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Salado Masonic Lodge honors longtime members
Lives of service honored by Masonic Lodge
Salado Masonic Lodge #296 honored two long-time members with 65-year and 60-year Service Awards from the Grand Lodge of Texas during a potluck luncheon at the Salado Civic Center.
Master Brian Arnett presents John W. “Jack” Oliver, Jr. with a 65 year service award and lapel pin. He joined Masonry due to the influence of his father and a First Sergeant he served with during his military career. He was initiated and passed in Victorville Lodge #634 in Victorville, California. Oliver was raised as a Master Mason on Oct. 1, 1951 at Parkville Lodge, Missouri. Oliver is also a member of the Scottish Rite and the Shrine. Oliver’s father J.W. Oliver, Sr. was a Master of Belton Masonic Lodge #166.
Arnett present Truett Williams with a 60-year Service Award certificate and pin. Williams was made a Master Mason in Salado Lodge on October 6, 1956. Truett was the Worshipful Master of Salado Masonic Lodge #296 in 1961-62. He has also served as Tiler, Junior Steward, Senior Steward, Junior Warden, Senior Warden and Treasurer. He was presented with the Golden Trowel on March 29, 2012. Born on January 31, 1925 in Minerva, Texas, he came to Salado as child. He attended school in Salado at the old red schoolhouse that became the Salado Civic Center. Family and friends were happy to attend. He owned S&W Foods for many years, one of the early grocery stores in Salado. He served in World War II in the U.S. Nacy.
(Photos by Marilyn Fleischer)
Salado Fall Festival
Wildfire Ranch Arena was the place to be on Halloween as the annual Community Fall Fest was sponsored by area churches and organizations to offer a safe and fun family alternative to trick or treating. (Photo by Royce Wiggin)
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Saint Stephen Fall Festival is October 16
Every year when October rolls around, parishioners at Saint Stephen and the people of Salado Village and surrounding communities get excited for the Fall Festival.
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