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IN NEWS

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IN NEWS

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lsquoTherersquos no place like homersquoBy Lindsay Starr Platt

The Belton Journal

The courtrooms at 169th and 146th District Court at the Bell County Judicial Complex were decorated in the ldquoYellow Brick Roadrdquo theme on Friday as part of National Adoption Day ldquoThere is no place like homerdquo was a reminder to each one of the children getting adopted that they have now found their ldquoforever homerdquoldquoItrsquos just a great event It is so nice to

be in a courthouse when it is a joyous occasionrdquo said Eddy Lange sheriff Bell

County ldquoIt signifies great hope for the young men and ladies Special thanks goes out to the bar associationrdquo

Adoption Day is a coast-to-coast effort to finalize foster care adoptions Every year about 23000 children in foster care will ldquoage-outrdquo of the system without ever having the stability of a permanent family More than 100000 children are in foster care now in the United States and are awaiting adoptionldquoItrsquos awesome and the best Friday the 13th

for these families This yearrsquos Adoption

By Caleb MynattThe Belton Journal

In a community safety is one of the most important things citizens can possess Knowing that the fire depart-ment and police force will always be there ready to serve is crucial for the working and stability of any com-munity city or state Governments and citizens realize that and want to do everything to achieve the high-est level of preparation for anything that would or could go wrong Thatrsquos why in Morganrsquos Point Resort the City of Morganrsquos Point the Morganrsquos Point Ladies Auxiliary Club and the Morganrsquos Point Fire Department have teamed up to give the best equipment to the citizens of Morganrsquos Point that they can affordldquoWersquore having an upgrade in the

Jaws of Life and the materials that the fire department hasrdquo said John Phillips the Fire Chief in Morganrsquos Point ldquoTheyrsquore set to arrive on

December 8th and we are really excited to get themrdquo The Jaws of Life are tools used by

fire departments to help people that are trapped in their cars after a car wreck The Jaws of Life and related materials are very important to any fire department because of the spe-cific purpose that they serve When it comes to car wrecks the damage on the car and the people inside can be very severe and the Jaws of Life help expedite the process of saving someone from the wreckage of a car before it is too lateldquoWhen it comes to other things that

the fire department does there are alternate tools and ways that I can go about accomplishing a taskrdquo said Phillips ldquoWhen it comes to a car the Jaws of Life are pretty much the only way to get someone out of a car after a wreck if theyrsquore trapped The Jaws of Life are designed to cut and

MPR fire department gets Jaws of Life upgrade

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22 children find forever homes on Adoption Day

Day we have seventeen families and twenty-two childrenrdquo commented Cindi Parker Bell County Bar Association ldquoThe kids get tokens of the event a teddy bear and a pop-up book and they get their first family photos by a professional photographerrdquoldquoIt is always the highlight of these kids lives Just like being born they finally have a

familyrdquo remarked David Lackmeyer attorney ldquoThey just do not feel it is permanent till the judge says lsquoyou have a new familyrsquo A really great day for all these kids and familiesrdquoEach child that was placed with their new family received a necklace with a pendant

inscribed with their new name New parents could be spotted with shaky hands as they clasped the necklace around their newest family member The children were also given a teddy bear and a ldquoWizard of Ozrdquo pop-up book and a family photograph to commemo-rate the special occasionldquoBest Friday the 13th ever no bad luck ever no bad luck todayrdquo said Cynthia

Helmandollar executive director Bell County Bar

Phoo by LINDSAY STARR PLATTThe Perea family cheers after the adoption was final of Ariel Moon on Friday at Adoption Day

Photo by LINDSAY STARR PLATTJonathan Magee puts a necklace on his newly adopted daughter Jazlyn The neck-lace has her new name inscribed in the pendant

By LINDSAY STARR PLATTThe Belton Journal

Fort Hoodrsquos Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) has once again put on the stunning Christmas light display ldquoNature in Lights XVII A Holiday Traditionrdquo for their 19th year Patrons attending the 55 mile display will enjoy more than 120 LED lighted holiday scenes from Nov 13 through Jan 3 ldquoNature in Lightsrdquo launched this yearrsquos season with

their annual VIP Sponsor Kick-off Party Sponsors of the light displays and Fort Hood officials had a chance to meet and greet as they mingled at the reception Live music from a local harpist played as guests enjoyed refreshments and headed out for a sneak peek of this yearrsquos lightsldquoThis is our 19th year

We started with only 25 displays the first year and now we have grown to 123 Sponsorships of the displays help offset the costsrdquo said Lisa Bass outdoor recre-ation coordinator MWR Fort Hood ldquoThis is a major event for MWR and out-door recreation The dis-plays change every year People come from out of state and make it part of their holiday traditionrdquoldquoI appreciate all the sup-

port from the sponsorsrdquo III Corps garrison commander Colonel Todd M Fox said ldquolsquoNature in Lightsrsquo is what defines the holiday season in Central Texas We can con-tinue to put it on because of the help from our sponsorsrdquoA ldquoNature in Lightsrdquo Christmas ornament will be distrib-

uted to each vehicle that enters on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings while supplies lastldquoIt is our first year as sponsors and we are trying to get

our name out there And we want people to see what Belton has to offerrdquo said Faith Rudel office manager Lonestar Pediatric Dental

ldquoSantarsquos Village will have a Santa and chance for photos and also arts and craft vendors Santa Depot will have pony rides and train rides The train ride gives people a chance to see a route only available from the train and is different There will be ldquoConcessions Under the Starsrdquo and holiday cartoon movies on Saturday nights We also have our ldquoSpokesrdquo ldquoSaddlerdquo and ldquoCyclerdquo nightsrdquo said Bass ldquoThis event is open to the public and visitors can drive through the 800+ acre park nightly and enjoy five and one half miles of illuminated displays many computer animated and ranging in size from a single strand to scenes span-ning 40rsquo x 300rsquo wide as well as architectural and foliage lightingrdquoSantarsquos Depot is located in the parking lot of the Marina

Cove Santarsquos Depot is open from 530ndash1100 pm Thursday-Sunday Nov 19 through Dec 13 and from Dec 17-27The cost for Santarsquos Depot is $5 per adult or $3 per child

ages 11 and under (lap children determined by the ven-dor ride free)Also available are pony rides for $5 a petting zoo

ldquoConcessions Under the Starsrdquo and holiday cartoons on Nov 28 and again on Dec 5 12 and 19Santarsquos Village offers hot chocolate homemade cookies

seasonal crafts and a photographs with Santa from 530ndash11 pm Thursday-Sunday from Nov 19 through Dec 13 and from Dec 17 through 24 ldquoWe are really looking forward to putting on another

successful event and having the community come see our lightsrdquo commented Brandi Christ director BLORA ldquoThe best part is watching the kids eyes light up especially with the snow machinerdquoOn January 4 2016 bikers can enjoy ldquoCycle Nightrdquo at

600 pm Motorcyclists should enter the park on the main Cottage Road entrance The full trail of lights is $300 per motorcycle There will also be $300 per person train rides

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Photo by Lindsay Starr PlattPatrons attending the 55 mile display will enjoy more than 120 LED lighted holi-

day scenes from Nov 13 through Jan 3

Troop 112 featured in Texas Juvenile Justice Today

By Tony AdamsThe Belton Journal

At Saturdayrsquos Celebrate Killeen event a number of Cove motorcyclists along with their cohorts from other central Texas com-munities partnered with the Texas Department of Transportation to raise driv-ersrsquo awareness of motorcy-clists on the roads

One such group the Patriot Guard Riders has about 300000 members nationwide said group member Amanda Ferguson of Killeen

ldquoWe attend the funerals of veterans whenever a family invites usrdquo Ferguson said The Patriot Guard when attending a veteranrsquos funeral

will post a line of American flags at the funeral home and stand in salute in honor of the departed veteran

Theyrsquoll also lead the way to the cemetery Ferguson added

On Saturday however several local members of the Patriot Guard rode in a procession while carrying flags saying ldquoLook Twice for Motorcycles After the procession they pointed people to the TxDOTrsquos booth promoting their May 2015 safety awareness campaign called ldquoShare the Road Look Twice for Motorcyclesrdquo

Another group present Saturday were members of ldquoDo You See Me Nowrdquo a motorcycle safety aware-

ness group founded in 2012 by Covite Terri ldquoPopsiclerdquo Benezet in response to a friendrsquos death in a motor-cycle accident

ldquoOur first year we had 1500 riders participate but that was down to around 1000 in 2013rdquo Benezet said She said the numbers were likely down due to the fact a number of the riders were helping in the relief efforts in the weeks following the West explosion

ldquoWersquore here to help people be more aware of motor-

cycles on the roadrdquo she said ldquoTo get people to get off the cell phones while driving pay attentionrdquo

Benezet along with Robert ldquoToolzrdquo Henry president of the ldquoForgotten Soldiersrdquo club and Rick ldquoNinerdquo Dewees State Coordinator of the ldquo2 Million Bikers to DCrdquo club sat in the parking lot of the Killeen Community Center to promote their cause

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an orgAnizer for Darci oh boy theyrsquore in luck Their letters to Santa were sent right away and their

presents were opened upon Christmas Day

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School board discusses future of districtBy Lindsay Starr Platt

The Belton Journal

Monday night Belton Independent School District held its regular meeting of the Board of Trustees After a board work-shop and an update of the Long-Range Facilities Planning the board convened for a closed session

The future need to expand facilities for the projected growth of Belton ISD was discussed by all board members

ldquoInstead of dividing Belton we need to multiply itrdquo said Randy Pittenger presi-dent Belton ISD Board of Trustees Open enrollment no zones and have a smaller bigger and specialized high school and let

the students pick We want to make a deci-sion based on the best interest of the kidsrdquo

ldquoWe will take care of the kids no mat-ter what decision we makerdquo commented Penny Digby vice president Belton ISD Board of Trustees

After the Board of Trustees reconvened to discuss and review the Schools Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) report issued by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Belton ISD received the highest rating of ldquopassedrdquo on the 2015 report

For the 2015 TEA evaluated school dis-tricts on seven indicators to earn a total of up to thirty points Belton ISD received a perfect score earning all thirty points

At the direction of the legislature TEA began issuing the FIRST report in 2003 This year a new passfail scoring system replaced an earlier system that rated dis-tricts as attaining ldquosuperior achievementrdquo ldquoabove-standard achievementrdquo ldquostandard achievementrdquo or ldquosubstandard achieve-mentrdquo Belton ISD has received the highest available rating on 12 of the 13 reports that have been issued to date

Since 2010 Belton ISD has refunded bonds six times saving taxpayers a total of $75 million

Also included on the agenda were spe-cial recognitions to include student extra-curricular activities Rotary Educator of the MonthQuarter Apple Distinguished

School Designations and Big Red Community Partners

Belton High School Girls Cross Country was recognized as district champions and state qualifiers Belton High School Robotics Team was recognized as regional qualifiers And BMS Orchestra Musicians were recognized for All-Region

Another topic discussed and reviewed was the budget amendments financial report and expenditures The need to increase technology for the lower grades was brought up and discussed Currently elementary students have a one (electronic device) to three (students) and that needs to be a higher number agreed the board

Inaugural Silver Santa program kicks offBy Annie Dockery

The Belton Journal

The Belton Police Department proudly announces the first annu-al SILVER SANTA Program This year the program will benefit the elderly participants currently in our RU OK Program The program is seeking donations to provide every RU OK participant a gift basket for Christmas

Paul Romer CPC Public Information Officer of the Belton Police Department said ldquoIt was a natural extension of the RU OK Programrdquo

The Belton Wal-Mart has partnered

with the Belton Police Department and made it easy to purchase a pre-packaged gift bag located next to the Silver Santa tree at both entrances of the store

Denise Gonzalez Store manager of Belton Walmart said ldquoWe love partnering with the Belton Police Department and being an outlet for them to help the community Itrsquos important at Christmas that everyone in the community has something to open and that is what the Silver Santa Program is all aboutrdquo

The pre-packaged bags can be dropped off at one of the convenient Silver Santa boxes Donation boxes can be found at the Belton Police

Station 711 E 2nd Avenue and the Belton Police Sub Station (at HEB)

The RU OK Program is made up of volunteers who have been thru the Belton Citizens Police Academy

Items still needed are new lap blankets new socks new hats new gloves hand sanitizer Kleenex chap-sticklip balm puzzlesword books compact mirrors large print playing cards blank journals small flash-lights lotion jar openers thermal care pads and band aids

All support is appreciated Information about the Silver Santa Program will be updated on the Belton Police Department Facebook page

Photo by Annie DockeryThe Belton Wal-Mart has partnered with the Belton Police Department and made it easy to purchase a pre-packaged gift bag located next to the Silver Santa tree at both entrances of the store

Bell County DA announces intent to seek re-electionSpecial to The Belton Journal

District Attorney Henry Garza is proud to announce today that he will seek re-election as District Attorney for Bell County Garza a Republican was first elected to office January 1 2001 He won a contested race against two opponents in the primary election without the need for a run off Garza expressed his commitment to keep Bell County safe and said ldquoI will continue in my commitment to help build our community by guarding against those who try to tear it downrdquo

Since taking office in January 2001 his office has handled over 20000 cases suc-

cessfully protecting the interest of victims of crime and seeking justice against those who commit crime

To help eradicate human trafficking he has joined with leaders in the community to help establish a network of resources for education prevention and intervention in instances where this is found to occur Garza said ldquoOur combined goal is to stem any flow of human trafficking in our community ldquo

Henry has also looked for ways to stream-line the Criminal Justice System to make it more efficient and cost effective by establish-ing an electronic defense portal for discovery This electronic portal speeds up the process

for the delivery of information to active members of the Criminal Defense Bar mak-ing it more effective in handling criminal cases

Henry has been a leader at State and National levels in regard to issues that impact the Criminal Justice System In 2013 he was elected by his peers to serve as the President of the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) NDAA is the ldquoVoice of Americarsquos Prosecutorsrdquo and provides leader-ship for prosecutors throughout America to influence issues that impact criminal justice concerns nationally and ulti-mately here at home

At the State level Henry serves as District Attorney at

Large for the Board of Directors of the Texas District and County Attorneys Association (TDCAA) TDCAA serves as the train-ing arm for Texas prosecutors and facili-tates effective changes in the Texas Criminal Justice System

In 2012 Henry was honored to receive the Killeen Independent School District Distinguished Alumni Award

In 2008 The Bell County Bar Association awarded Henry the honor of being chosen as

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As Kenny Rogers says ldquoYou got to know when to fold lsquoemrdquo The first time I remember pondering that line occurred on August 19 1986 the day Earl Camp-bell announced his retire-ment from the New Orleans Saints That made a big im-pression on me Until that moment I believed I could become just about anything if I wanted

Realistically I could prob-ably never break through an NFL defensive line but I have a good mind and Irsquom a hard worker Earl Campbell taught me you also need a good sense of timing to keep moving forward in life Irsquove been fortunate to put those qualities to good use first as a res-taurant manager then a teacher fol-lowed by time in a corporate cubicle to now as an education consultant And I suppose you could count my work on this column as a fifth career of sorts

There are plenty of examples of folks who stay and play even though the days at the peak of their games

have long gone by Many times knowing when to move on and do the next thing can be tricky but sometimes it can be quite simple As a restaurant manager at age 29 I saw myself quite clearly in the future -- an overweight di-vorced smoker barking or-ders at the hostess from my perch at the bar It was an easy decision to leave that

behind and change jobs Besides I had always wanted to teach Fortu-nately the classroom provided plenty of challenges ndash likely saving both my mental well-being and physical health from disaster

In many cases former athletes continue to contribute publicly by lending their names to worthy causes as speakers and in assisting with fun-draisers Earl Campbell is a leading

spokesperson for research to help those with multiple sclerosis cancer and brain injuries During a speech in Jackson MS in 2014 Campbell said ldquoWe all go through things in life Itrsquos lsquohowrsquo we go through it that matters Itrsquos family itrsquos friends itrsquos our team that gets us there Itrsquos easy to quit and do nothing I refuse to do nothing I keep working to do the best I can do Some people ask what keeps me going My mother didnrsquot quit when my daddy died as she raised 11 kids Why should I quit The military folks in this room they donrsquot quit Why should werdquo

We are all witnesses to the human drama of aging Former sports greats often struggle to make contribu-tions to their teams and continue to receive their customary accolades I love the San Antonio Spurs because itrsquos the one sports team I know that has consistently favored teamwork The top players have made financial

On My Honor bull Michael Brown

On Retirement

We are lucky to live in Texas I of-ten get the attitude from people that donrsquot live here that there is something negative about living here in Texas Let me set the record straight I have lived here all my life save the few years the military relocated me so I have a fair idea of what being a Texan is all about There is a lot about this great state or country as some might consider it

Well yes we do have some warm days in sum-mer OK hot days How-ever it is no different than the really cold days our yankee neighbors have in their northern states I donrsquot re-call a time when the sun-plow had to move the sunshine from in front of my house so I could go shopping or get to work I also donrsquot remember ever shoveling summer weather from my sidewalk Now in trade for those warm days we get those perfect days

from about later summer through spring The great days are quite welcome as a break from the winter

weather Besides all buildings and every vehicle has air condi-tioning and now the cars start themselves so it can cool down

Since we are essentially a country all our own we also have our own language We say things that donrsquot make sense if you are not from here There is a wide language barrier between a Texan and Bostonian so much so that it might actually require a translator When we give driv-ing directions it makes sense to

Texans but not so much to ldquoforeign-ersrdquo

We also have some of the best food on the planet There is one food named for the state TexMex Obvi-ously a combination based on the regional foods here I donrsquot know of a place with similarly good food or anything named as such like New-Can for a combination of New York

and Canadian foods It just doesnrsquot have that ldquoringrdquo to it Then we also have BBQ here some of the best in the world perhaps the universe This is such a great style of cooking that they have huge competitions for BBQ You donrsquot see those type of contests for boiled cabbage or brus-sels sprouts And donrsquot forget the sea-food

Another great benefit of our cul-ture here is the clothing style Jeans and boots are acceptable for any oc-casion Pressed jeans are just as fancy as dress pants Slip on a black jacket and you are ready for any event I tend to like vests and those are part of the style heritage here I can wear a nice vest in Texas and no one mis-takes me for a waiter Boots are com-fortable and range from durable to quite fashionable I have a couple of pairs that are so soft that I canrsquot imag-ine anything better on my feet And I also have a pair of ostrich skin boots

Pleasant Ramblings bull Mark Magnan

Mark Magnan

Alive and Well

See BROWN A6

Every year I have a huge Thanksgiv-ing meal for my entire family I go all out Every year we eat too much and end up at each otherrsquos throats It is this way every year so I have cancelled Thanksgiving at my house Honestly I am relieved but now the whole family is mad at me and my kids are asking me why I know what Thanksgiving is supposed to be but it never turns out that way for my family so why do we do it

K C

Dear KCDid you know that during the holi-

days more people allegedly commit suicide and there are more domestic violence incidents than any other time

of the year I believe in family tradi-tions as long as they serve the purpose

they were intended for As par-ents we tend to forget that our children are absorbing everything that is going on around them even the things we think we are shielding them from Why do we try to shield our kids from things The easy answer is for their pro-tection but the more truthful an-swer is we donrsquot want to explain awkward or difficult things to them if it makes us or somebody else look bad

One of my most favorite Thanksgivings was a day when I had three of my granddaughters all under the age of 10 with me

My husband had to work and their par-ents out of town The girls set the table and we had a very simple meal The table was decorated with sea shells and river rocks We had a red checkered ta-ble cloth and paper towels for napkins

We ate sausage and rice We all shared what we were thankful for and had the best time

We are too hard on ourselves if we are stressed when we try to measure up to the social standards of what the tradi-tional Thanksgiving should be What is wrong with making your own family traditions My son-in-law loves to go hunting Thanksgiving weekend They have a fabulous meal usually on paper plates Whatrsquos wrong with that

I hope you and your family have your best Thanksgiving ever and make new traditions that you can look forward to and not dread every year Make it whatever you would really like for it to be We live in a wonderful blessed country That in and of itself is reason to be happy on Thanksgiving without all the fuss

Please email your parenting ques-tions to sejacksonawarecentraltexasorg and put ldquoParentrsquos Corner on the subject line

Why do we do it Parentrsquos Corner bull AWARE Central Texas

Sue Ellen JacksonExecutive Director

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Ryan Kiblinger

See KIBLINGER A5

See MAGNAN A5

Thanksgiving is much more than a big meal with family and friends Itrsquos a time to reflect on and be thankful for all of the good things you have Even with all of the uncertainty and turmoil in the world you have so much to be thank-ful for Itrsquos important to be grateful not just on Thanksgiving but each and every day Rather than la-menting what you feel is lacking in your life begin each new day by develop-ing an attitude of gratitude Take inventory of your blessings and you will be surprised at just how much you have to be thankful for

If you have enough to eat a place to live a way to get around people who care about you or people you care about then you are wealthy If you lack any of these elements you must still be grateful for what you do have while striv-ing to obtain whatever is absent

Focus on all positive as-pects of your life Take nothing for granted Every morning recharge your ap-preciation Be happy for everything there is not upset over what you feel is missing

Dreams of the future shouldnrsquot diminish appre-ciation for the present If all you do is concentrate on

what you want you wonrsquot enjoy today Donrsquot be jeal-ous of others what they do or have has no bearing on you

You can feel bitter or resentful for a variety of reasons Perhaps you feel something is missing from your life things arenrsquot going your way or you have been treated unfairly You may wonder ldquoWhy do these things always happen to merdquo

Lifersquos problems tend to dominate your thoughts turning your focus to what you feel is wrong You may start to resent those who appear to be better off Yoursquore apt to dwell on things you think would make your life better if you had them If only you had more money more time a bigger house a different car a different job a differ-ent boss had picked a dif-ferent career etc

Once your attitude be-comes one of deficiency in-stead of abundance and ap-preciation you can become overwhelmed by feelings of frustration and feel like a victim As this happens a consuming vicious cycle starts

Being bitter or resentful blows situations out of pro-portion People who are

Dare to live without limits bull Bryan Golden

So much to be thankful for

See GOLDEN A5

There are certain time honoured phrases that are trite and worn out Most of us donrsquot like to hear them but they keep around because they are still very true The great-est of these trite but true statements to me is this ldquoJesus is the answerrdquo I remember as a kid people would say that and I could find no direct nor indirect way that Jesus was connected to my day to day issues When I was younger it was mainly with relationship and work issues By work I mean school work but work translates fairly well across our age groups I had real issues fitting in in middle school I didnrsquot fit neatly into the defined groups at school but fell a bit between the cracks And someone would say as I didnrsquot fit in ldquoJesus is the answerrdquo Really Was Jesus going to make me

popular (this is what I thought I wanted) Was Jesus going to take up pen and paper and do well on my tests for me

My issue or problem was that if Jesus is the an-swer perhaps I was ask-ing the wrong questions What questions we ask is a very important matter

you see I was al-ways before look-ing for Jesus to be like a lucky rabbits foot or perhaps a genie in a bottle When I needed help that suited my needs I would call and like a cosmic butler I expected Him to appear grant my wishes and then go away

My questions for Jesus were all about me But I have come to understand that the issue might be my questions

Jesus is almighty God existing from all eternity and all things that have been made were

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Trite but true


How Can the Fedrsquos Actions Affect You

Scot HrbacekFinancial Advisor3011 N Main Ste CBelton TX 76513(254) 933-7680scothrbacekedwardjonescomMember SIPC

The Federal Reserve may soon raise short-term interest rates What would a rate hike mean to you as an individual investor

For one thing if you own bonds be aware that their price could fall ndash bond prices typically move in the opposite direction of interest rates Longer-term bonds may see more drastic price drops so make sure these bonds donrsquot make up too large a percentage of your fixed-income portfolio

You could also build a bond ladder consisting of short- and long-term bonds and other fixed-rate vehicles such as certificates of deposit When interest rates rise as may be the case soon you can reinvest your maturing short-term bonds and CDs at the higher rates And when market rates are low yoursquoll still have your longer-term bonds which usually pay higher rates working for you Make sure the bonds or CDs in your ladder are consistent with your investment objectives

Concentrate on those things you can control such as building a diversified portfolio that reflects your goals risk tolerance and time horizon This type of focus can help you ndash no matter where interest rates are headed

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First State Central Texas announced recently that BeltonTemple banker Robert L Joneshas joined the bank as Vice PresidentmdashCommercial Lending at the Loop location in Tem-ple

Mr Jones a Central Texas banker since 1989 brings to First State Bank a wealth of bankingknowledge and over 25 years of leadership in management lending public relations andcommunity service

Robert and his wife of 27 years Susan raised their children Carolyn Chelsea and Caleb inBelton and have enjoyed building strong personal and banking relationships within the com-munities of Central Texas since 1989 He is presently active with the Belton Lions Club asPresident Elect Belton Educational Enrichment Foundation Board of Directors Belton Con-vention and Visitorrsquos Board of Directors and serves as a Deacon at the Avenue T Church ofChrist Temple He has served as Chairman of the Belton Chamber of Commerce and servedin leadership capacities for several other municipal civic and philanthropic boards in thearea

Mr Jones is a 1987 graduate of Abilene Christian University and obtained his Masterrsquos Degree from the University of MaryHardin-Baylor in 1996

In welcoming Mr Jones Donald R Grobowsky Chairman of the Board of First State Bank commented ldquoWe are extremelypleased to have Mr Jones join our banking group as Vice PresidentmdashCommercial Lending where he will assume a primaryrole in building and maintaining relations with BeltonTemple area banking customers Many of our officers and customersat First State Bank have known Robert for many years We believe his banking background and knowledge of the greaterBeltonTemple and Central Texas area business communities will form a unique fit with our area banking presencerdquo

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Association ldquoIt is fun we decorated the courtrooms the night beforerdquoldquoI feel happy I waited two

years for this Now I have four brothersrdquo commented Kaydane TanguayStudents from Belton New

Tech Waskow and St Maryrsquos schools helped with decorating and providing cheerleaders that cheered as each child came back from the judgersquos bench ldquoShe is our eighth baby We

are very excited we couldnrsquot sleep last nightrdquo said Lisa Perea ldquoHer name is Ariel Moon Wells soon to be Ariel Moon Perea We are not going to change her name because she looks like an Ariel Moon and that is her name She will soon be 18 months old and she knows us as her mother and father We first met her when her mother was five months pregnant with herrdquoShirley and Will Haynes

became the parents of her ninth grandchild on Friday Haynes now is the parent of nine siblings from ages 17 to the newest member of the family 11 months oldldquoThese kids won the lot-

tery There really should be a movie about [the Haynes family] A wonderful familyrdquo said Judge Jack JonesldquoBest thing that ever hap-

pens to these kids There was a 15-year-old that was in foster care for years She was just ecstatic her eyes lit up just like a Christmas tree She didnrsquot think this was ever going to happenrdquo remarked adoption specialist Susan Mason

AdoptionCONTINUED FROM A1

spread and itrsquos the only really effective tool to use on a car especially because newer cars are made of stronger material Theyrsquore very important We partner with the Moffat Fire Department and we can see some pretty gruesome wrecks that happen at high speeds That is why these are impor-tantrdquo As for why the Jaws of Life

are the tool being bought it is a move that is fixing a current problem as well as preparing for the future of the safety of the citizens in Morganrsquos PointldquoThis is both a reactive and

a proactive purchase We are reacting to the fact that our equipment has lived its life and exceeded its lifespan as wersquove had our current equip-ment since 1992rdquo said Phillips ldquoIt is proactive because we will be ready with efficient equip-ment to deal with any car acci-dents that may arise Morganrsquos Point is growing very quickly so the need for these materi-als may increase We can be ready nowrdquo The very interesting thing

about this purchase is the three-way split between the three organizations A pur-chase of this magnitude has never taken place this way before and thanks to the com-bined effort of these Ladies Auxiliary Club the City of Morganrsquos Point and the MPFD this purchase of these materials will be quick and economically efficient for all three organizations involvedldquoThe Morganrsquos Point Ladies

Auxiliary Club has been around since 1974 and it has worked closely with the MPFD for many years nowrdquo said Karen Stagner the cur-rent Secretary Treasurer and a past President of the Ladies Auxiliary Club ldquoThis is the first time and frankly Irsquom very excited for it that the three of our organizations have come together to make a purchase of this magnitude like this with an even three-way split Itrsquos very excitingrdquoldquoThe final cost for the Jaws

of Life and all the material will come out to be around $17500 dollarsrdquo said Phillips ldquoEach one of the donors will pay $6000 which makes this purchase very affordable It allows the Fire Department and the City of Morganrsquos Point to get this upgrade in equip-ment as well as not devoting a ton of our budget to this so we can expend it somewhere elserdquoldquoIt really is great to be a part

of the three-way split and get this equipment that we needrdquo said Gus McMillen the President of the Firemenrsquos Association

JawsCONTINUED FROM A1

limited to the first 30 pas-sengers Bad weather make-up date will be January 5 2016BLORA is open

Thanksgiving Christmas Eve and Christmas Gate fees for BLORA

ldquoNature in Lightsrdquo areCar mini-van and pick-

up - $8Limos RV amp 15 ndash passen-

ger van - $2024 ndash passenger van - $350047 ndash passenger van or larg-

er bus - $6000For program information

and event weather related status contact BLORAPark Reservation Office at 254-287-2523Directions can be found ndash

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The TxDOT campaign aims to save lives by remind-ing drivers that motorcycle riders are less visible and less protected than people in cars and trucks In 2013 crashes killed 494 motorcy-clists in Texas up from 470 motorcycle-related deaths in 2012

On Saturday visitors had the chance to get their photo taken on a motorcycle in front of a screen and given a digital image they were encouraged to spread on social media along with the

TroopCONTINUED FROM A2

Now these are the Texanrsquos versions of Gucci loafers

I know that some people like living in large cities for the cultural and social bene-fits I can see that but some-times you need open spaces I have on a few occasions been out under the open sky and seen the Milky Way in such a bright and fantastic way that it was beyond de-scription Not just seeing it in a dark sky but seeing the fullness from one horizon to the other There is no way to take in that view from the middle of a city Actually there are not many places dark enough at night and flat enough to let the full-ness of all the stars to shine through

We have great scenery as well We go from beaches on the ocean to forests to even mountains Granted the mountains arenrsquot really the snowy peaks like the Rock-ies We do get snow and if you wanted to cross coun-try ski you could travel for many miles in west Texas on a snowy day without going up or down a hill

Living in a place like Bel-ton can be unique There are few places in the world where people are as friendly as Texas and most of the south Being in a small town seems to help people be neighborly as well Perhaps it is seeing the same people a lot or knowing that we all share a nice town along the creek We speak and hold doors open and just enjoy the benefits of being Texans We can follow our noses to some great food travel a few miles to the beach get lost in the forest or when you really need to let go just step outside on a clear night and look at all the stars in the sky That is one way to clear your head another way is a good full plate of Tex-Mex

MagnanCONTINUED FROM A4

BBQ joint strives to grow with Belton


A well-loved and popu-lar eating establishment in Belton is undergoing a major renovation Clem Mikeskarsquos Barbeque one of the most well-known res-taurants in the community as well as a heir to one of the best known names in the Texas barbeque world is undergoing an expansion to their building to fit the needs of the consumers Clem Mikeskarsquos is one of the most attended restaurants in Belton and is becoming bigger and better than it is already

ldquoClem Mikeskarsquos has been in Belton for about 10 years nowrdquo said Anna Mikeska Payne ldquoWersquove received requests for a bigger build-ing because wersquove grown so much we are running out of tables to seat everybody Clem Mikeskas is expanding as a response to customer demandrdquo

Clem Mikeskarsquos has always been a great venue as a social gathering place as well as a family establishment Clem

Mikeskarsquos has been a won-derful place to make a new friend and have a sit down dinner with your family As a result of the expansion Clem Mikeskarsquos is only going to become a better place to enjoy a meal with friends and family

ldquoWe want to make Clem Mikeskarsquos a great family establishment We want it to be a place where you can meet new people and enjoy the food and the funrdquo said Mikeska Payne ldquoAs a part of the expansion we are going to be adding a bar that will be serving draft beers only as well as some wine We will be adding new tables and chairs but we will also add nine new TVrsquos We want Clem Mikeskarsquos to be a place people can come and enjoy a football game or basketball game and have a good beer as well as come after a foot-ball or basketball or baseball gamerdquo

As for Clem Mikeskarsquos famous finger-lickinrsquo food options it too is going to undergo change

ldquoAs well as the expansion in the buildings seating and

the bar and what not we will be changing our menurdquo said Mikeska Payne ldquoWe have widened our menu options so people can come in sev-eral times a week and have something different You can come in one day and have the chicken salad and then come in the other day and have shrimp po-boyrdquo

Clem Mikeskarsquos has been one of the most popular res-taurants in Belton for many years now Though many new people have moved to Belton and Temple over the past decade the love for Clem Mikeskarsquos Barbeque has lasted throughout the years The expansion of Clem Mikeskarsquos is an excit-ing thing for the Belton and Temple community as it will become better at what it already does provide wonderful food and a great atmosphere for the citizens and families of Belton and Temple Texas

ldquoWe are growing with Beltonrdquo said Mikeska Payne ldquoBelton is indeed growing so our restaurant needed to as wellrdquo

Photo by Annie DockeryWith the expansion to Mikeskarsquos BBQ a temporary wall was built so customers will be able to frequent the restaurant

bitter frequently find that their situations deteriorate and their mental and physi-cal health decays

Itrsquos difficult if not impos-sible to achieve your goals while you are bitter or re-sentful Regardless of what challenges might befall you bitterness makes finding so-lutions much more elusive

There is no point to feel-ing bitter since it accom-plishes nothing harms you and makes things worse Filling yourself with grati-tude on a daily basis makes you feel good while driving out negative feelings

Begin your practice of gratitude each morning as soon as you wake Every day is a great day If you have any doubts try miss-ing one Take inventory of everything no matter how small or seemingly insignif-icant that is good in your

lifeIf it helps make a writ-

ten list of all things you are grateful for Read your list every day As you do this you will build and reinforce your attitude of gratitude Donrsquot waste any time with what you feel you donrsquot have

Keep things in perspec-tive Consider all the peo-ple who have overcome difficulties far worse than yours Donrsquot be consumed by your problems there is always a solution Main-taining an attitude of grati-tude allows your mind to devise a resolution for your circumstances

Make everyday a day of Thanksgiving and you will be amazed how much better your life will become

Bryan is the author of ldquoDare to Live Without Lim-itsrdquo Contact Bryan at Bry-ancolumnistcom or visit wwwDareToLiveWithout-Limitscom Oacute 2014 Bryan Golden

made through Him And yet I had been treat-ing him as a novelty What would it look like if you and I looked a Jesus a bit differently What if we treated Him as He is That He is not only almighty God but He is also a lov-ing Father who desires all good for you even through the hardships of this life What is Godrsquos desire is to be more relational with you and less a butler on call What is our ques-tions had more to do with asking for His wisdom and His will to be done in our lives than for Him to obey us Jesus is the an-swer for you and me and for the world today But the question remains will we obey Him or think He should obey us

GoldenCONTINUED FROM A4

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the Public Sector Lawyer of the year for his efforts and service as District Attorney

In 2001 Henry was named by the Texas District and County Attorneys Association as the winner of the C Chris Marshall Award This honor is given to the most distinguished faculty member and teacher of the year

Henry Garza a native Texan is a graduate of Killeen High school Henry received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Austin College in 1978 and after being awarded his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Texas Tech University was licensed to practice law in Texas in 1981

Henry is the proud son of Retired Command Sergeant Major Louis and Bertha Garza Henry has been married to his wife Cheryl for thirty-eight years Cheryl works as a secretary for the Alumni Relations Department of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor They live in Temple

sacrifices to allow younger players to become the future stars of the team I have no doubt that a collegial atmo-sphere helps each of us in any group situation whether sports workplace school or family Wise managers take advantage of each personrsquos strengths and ability to help the team

Like Campbell I still be-lieve that the possibilities for all of us are uncountable As I reflect on the older co-workers Irsquove had during my lifetime I especially remem-ber their kindness and pa-tience in stressful situations I get it now Our potential for love and compassion when tapped can be more rewarding for us and those around us than any number of touchdowns or victories

Michael Brown is an edu-cation consultant and former teacher He can be contacted at michaelbrownutexasedu

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Helping kids step into a healthy future CIS launches 8th annual shoe drive

Special to The Belton Journal

Communities in Schools (CIS) hope to make a few Christmas wishes come true this season with its eighth annual shoe drive CIS is accepting shoe donations November 15 - December 15 for high school middle school and elementary school children registered in the CIS pro-gram Donations of new shoes for all sizes and ages will be accepted ndash toddlers 7-12 youth 125 ndash 7 and adults 75 ndash 16 Tennis shoessneakers must be appropriate for school-aged children

ldquoSo many of the chil-

dren in our program sim-ply hope for a new pair of shoes for Christmasrdquo said Michael Dewees CIS executive director ldquoWhile many kids hope for the newest toy or latest tech-nology gadget our kids just want a pair of shoes that fits properly and is not worn out Many of them do not have the proper shoes to participate in school events or PE classes let alone a decent pair for everyday wear We are asking for the communityrsquos help to make this wish come true for our kidsrdquo

In spite of the success of last yearrsquos shoe drive the need for shoes still remains

ldquoLast year CIS served more than 5500 kidsrdquo said Dewees ldquoWe are doing all we can to provide food sup-port clothing when neces-sary and other assistance to meet the basic needs of these children to get them on the path to graduation and a healthy futurerdquo

Shoe donations will be accepted at any Schlotzskyrsquos sandwich restaurant in Killeen Harker Heights Copperas Cove Belton and Temple all Union State Bank locations in Killeen Harker Heights Florence and Georgetown Extraco Bank in Copperas Cove First National Bank loca-tions in Killeen Harker

Heights Copperas Cove Walmart in Killeen and Harker Heights the Temple ISD Administrative office the Salado ISD Administrative Office the Central Texas College Student Center (Bldg 106) and the Communities In Schools office located in Killeen at 4520 E Central Texas Expressway Suite 106

In addition to shoe dona-tions CIS will accept mon-etary donations to purchase shoes for those kids whose shoe size was not met with the shoe collection Monetary donations can be delivered to the CIS office

As a local nonprofit

organization CIS is dedi-cated to impacting the lives of children in a posi-tive way helping them achieve the success they often find unattainable CIS provides assistance to help young people stay in school improve aca-demically improve atten-dance improve behavior and graduate The local agency serves the Killeen Temple Belton Copperas Cove Salado Florence and Cameron school districts in Bell Coryell Williamson and Milam counties Since 2006 CIS has case man-aged more than 66566 stu-dents deemed at-risk or in social or economic need

Macey to run for Commissioner Pct3Special to The Belton Journal

Harry B Macey III a local businessman and rancher announced his plans to seek the office of Bell County Commissioner Precinct 3 on November 6th

ldquoServing Bell County would be an honor for merdquo stated Macey ldquoI feel that my business background com-bined with my past record of service would allow me to help the county embrace the growth that wersquore expe-riencing We must be fis-cally conservative as we con-tinue to provide services to a growing population We must be good stewards of the resources entrusted to us by the tax payers of Bell County We must protect our water maintain our

rural infrastructure and we must support economic development for our com-munitiesrdquo

Macey went on to say ldquoThe State of Texas has 254 counties Bell County is number 16 in population based upon the 2010 census and growing at a rate of over 30 The 2014 estimated population of Bell County is almost 330000 people Our County government needs to be involved and be proactive in supporting this growth Irsquom a conser-vative Christian business-man wanting to position Bell County for the futurerdquo Harry stated ldquoIrsquove been a part of a changing industry and understand the need to do things differently today than we did 20 years ago

We are a fast growing coun-ty and I am focused on our futurerdquo

Harry is a 3rd generation Bell County citizen fol-lowing his grandfather and father ldquoMy grandfather was a physician at Scott amp White (now Baylor Scott amp White) and raised chickens commercially just north of Temple My father was a physician at Scott amp White and then affiliated with Kings Daughterrsquos Hospital He also had a ranch just north of Little River with a small cowcalf operationrdquo

Harry and his wife both grew up in Bell County and graduated from The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton ldquoWe purchased Perry Office Products Inc from Mr and

Mrs Perry in 1994 With the help of great staff and tremendous community support wersquove more than quadrupled our sales since thenrdquo Macey noted

Harry and Debbie live on a ranch off of Shallow Ford Road where they raise cattle and grow hay They have 3 children and 6 grand-children all living in Bell County

ldquoMy roots are Bell County My future is in Bell County I owe this community a huge debt of gratitude Now is my time to give backrdquo

Harry through his ranch and business is a member of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association the Temple Chamber of Commerce the Belton Chamber of Commerce the

Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce and the Killeen Chamber of Commerce

Harry is a Past President of Central Texas Christian School Board Past President of the Rotary Club of Temple Past Chairman of Independent Stationers as well as a Past Board Member for the National Office Products Association He is currently President of the Temple Industrial Foundation Chairman of the Temple Chamber of Commerce and Treasurer for the Temple Economic Development Corporation He is also on the Texas AampM University Central Texas Presidentrsquos Regional Advisory Council He and his wife Debbie worship at Temple Bible Church

BISD receives perfect score on FIRST reportSpecial to The Belton

Journal

The Belton ISD Board of Trustees held a public hearing tonight to review the Schools Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) report issued by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) The district received the highest rating of ldquopassedrdquo on the 2015 report

For the 2015 school districts were evaluated

on seven indicators with the possibility of earning up to 30 points Belton ISD received a per-fect score earning all 30 points

At the direction of the legislature TEA began issuing the FIRST report in 2003 This year a new passfail scoring system replaced an earlier sys-tem that rated districts as attaining ldquosuperior achievementrdquo ldquoabove-standard achievementrdquo

ldquostandard achievementrdquo or ldquosubstandard achieve-mentrdquo Belton ISD has received the highest avail-able rating on 12 of the 13 reports that have been issued to date

Dr Susan Kincannon superintendent said ldquoThe school board has set clear expectations for us Our job is to prepare every student to excel in tomorrowrsquos world and to provide a great value for taxpayersrdquo

Board president Randy Pittenger said ldquoAs trust-ees we are committed to being good stewards of your tax dollars That means being transpar-ent about the districtrsquos finances and looking for opportunities to save money for taxpayersrdquo

As evidence of that commitment Pittenger pointed to the districtrsquos f inancial transpar-ency webpage which includes detailed infor-

mation on the districtrsquos budget bonds and tax rates The webpage has been awarded the Texas Comptrollerrsquos Platinum Leadership Circle award two years in a row

Pittenger also high-lighted the money saved by refunding the districtrsquos bonds at lower interest rates Since 2010 Belton ISD has refunded bonds six times saving taxpayers a total of $75 million


At 930 AM on November 14 Rep Molly White filed to run for reelection with the Bell County Republican Party Despite the rain that eve-ning supporters packed her campaign office at 407 S Canyon Creek Dr in Temple to celebrate Conservative colleagues from the Texas House of Representatives traveled

from as far as Tyler TX to support her

Rep Matt Schaefer (Tyler) spoke about Rep Whitersquos tireless commit-ment to serve her constit-uents and her unwavering stand for the principles of her district He pointed out that the conservative organizations in Texas were endorsing Molly White

ldquoThere were some [leg-islators] we wondered

which way they would voterdquo said Rep Bill Zedler (Arlington) speaking about the importance of true conservatives ldquoWe never had to worry about Mollyrdquo

Jonathan Saenz President of Texas Values praised Rep White for taking the lead to assemble experts to discuss a con-servative plan to oppose the Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex mar-

riage ldquoItrsquos my privilege to endorse Molly Whiterdquo said Saenz

Not able to attend were Representatives Jonathan Stickland and Stephanie Klick

White launches re-election bid

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Santa Pal Blue Santa returns to Morganrsquos Point Resort

By David TumaThe Belton Journal

Tim Bower found his love after football Some football players go back to coaching or into business of some sort The discipline of the sport pays off in the business world for many young men in Texas Many businesses in Belton to this day are run by ex-football players the same is true for Temple or most towns that have a football team

Bower more than likely is going to spend the rest of his life working on a ranch of some sort That is really what he would like to do This past summer he worked at the Philmont Scout Ranch taking scouts on trail rides Tim is an Eagle Scout and has been to the ranch several times while in the scouts

The Philmont is near Cimarron New Mexico just east of Taos Bower worked with young scouts on two hour trail rides daily Bad weather conditions tend to slow things down or have the ride can-celed

ldquoThere were kids from the big

cities that were scared to death of the horse at first Some of them had never seen a horse in person They picked it up real quick After two hours on that first ride the inside of the knees got real sorerdquo said Bower

There is a difference between hik-ing in the mountains and riding a horse Walking in the mountains you have to spend a lot of time watching your feet You are either going up or down and usually there is a drop off Some kids have been near a horse some havenrsquot There is more to a trail ride with kids than

what you would think Both horse and rider need to be compatible

Bower and the other trail boss-es would start saddling the 18-25 horses at 5 am The ride would start at 8 am They gave a demon-stration of what to do

ldquoWe tried to assign the kids a horse that was a match to the personality of both You walk the horse around

with the kid on board Then you adjust the stirups and the cinch When you ride you see so much more of the beauty of the moun-tains We had kids from Chicago that had never seen a horse before There are four different camps that offer ridesrdquo said Bower

There were two wranglers for every 15 riders Bower also got to go on several 5-day rides one of the camps offer Each night they camped in the mountains From listening to Bower it was hard to tell who had more fun the scouts or him

The ranch he worked on is a huge place totaling over 127000 acres and 214 square miles Craig Bower took Tim his son to the camp twice in 2006 and 2008

ldquoI told my dad I wanted to work on the ranch I donrsquot remember that but he did I wake up to a beautiful sunrise and elk It gets cold here but being from Texas makes it hard to judge what is cold We worked with a girl from Chicago and she said it was okay I still think it was cold My favorite memories are from this ranch I did get to scout from some Elk right before I left Being 30-yards from a bull elk is awesomerdquo said Bower

He broke two smart phones early in his work on the ranch He switched to flip phones ldquoYou donrsquot need all that fancy Facebook stuff up thererdquo said Bower He plans to go back again and again he intends to do some hunting with his family

He has also won a buckle at a rodeo held at a local town near the ranch During one of the competi-tions he thought he cracked a rib Tim won the buckle after a quick call to his father to make sure it was a broken rib It was the final event he participated in

A holiday classic you donrsquot want

to missSpecial to the Journal

The Newcomb School of Ballet and Ballet Renee will bring a Holiday favorite to life Ballet Renee and the Cultural Activities Center will again part-ner to present the timeless holiday classic ldquoThe Nutcrackerrdquo This enchanting Christmas tale of young Clara her nutcracker doll and an amazing dream will be performed on Saturday December 5 at 7 pm and Sunday December 6 at 2 pm at the CAC

The Newcomb School of Ballet offers classical ballet lessons for all levels beginning to profes-sional and has been training dancers for over 50 years Dancers in Ballet Renee the official com-pany of the Newcomb School of Ballet have been accepted into many prestigious ballet programs including summer workshop programs at the Kirov Academy Joffrey Ballet American Ballet Theater and the School of American Ballet

The annual performances of The Nutcracker in Temple and Killeen are the most professional performances between Austin and Dallas and have become a holiday tradition for many Central Texas families Tickets for ldquoThe Nutcrackerrdquo are reserved and are $12 for adults $7 for children and can be purchased online wwwcacARTSorg

Located at 3011 North Third Street in Temple the CAC hosts several exhibit openings stage performances concerts in the Texas Music Series and more events throughout the year For more information on upcoming events visit cacARTSorg or call 254-773-9926

The Wanderer and the Trail

Special to the Journal

The Morganrsquos Point Resort Fire and Police Departments have once again kicked off their Santa Pal Blue Santa program which provides a full Christmas Meal and toys for residents who are underserved or in financial need We are asking for donations of

canned goods dry goods new and unwrapped toys and monetary gifts to help support these Morganrsquos Point Resort families Donations can be dropped off anytime at City Hall the Emergency Services Center LibertyMart Backyard BBQ Dollar

General MPR Sol de Jalisco MPR Fellowship Baptist Church VFW Post 10377 (Woodland Trails) Bell County Sportsmanrsquos Club and Extreme Cheer Applications for assistance are avail-

able at the Morganrsquos Point Resort City Hall (8 Morganrsquos Point Boulevard)

and at the Emergency Services Center (6 Lake Forest Drive) Deadline for the SantaPal BlueSanta Assistance Program is Wednesday Dec 9 5 pm For questions or additional information contact Carla McMil-len fdmcmillengmailcom (254) 780-6773

COURTESY PHOTO

COURTESY PHOTOTim Bower right with father Craig

COURTESY PHOTORain slowing things down and canceling rides

COURTESY PHOTO

COURTESY PHOTO

Is your charity effectiveSpecial to the Journal

Donors give to charity throughout the year but the charity watchdog group Charity Navigator reports that around 40 percent of donors make their annual contributions between Thanksgiving and New Yearrsquos Day No matter when one gives the decision to support a charity should never be made lightly Some people choose to donate to charities that focus on causes that resonate with them Emotional feelings can drive donation deci-sions but itrsquos important to do some research into the charitable organization to determine how ef-ficiently the charity operates and how effective the organization ultimately is at fulfilling its mission Look at how much of your money actually goes to-ward the cause you are supporting paying atten-tion to how the organization allocates donations The majority of donation dollars should go to the cause and not toward organizational overhead Here are some questions to ask before selecting a charity

middot Does the charity address the most serious problems in the most cost-effective ways

middot How much money is devoted to overhead ver-sus program outreach

middot Are the charityrsquos interventions really workingmiddot Will this charity help the greatest number of

people with your donationmiddot Is the organization honest and transparentIndividuals can make use of resources made

available by the Better Business Bureau Charity Navigator and GiveWell to see if charities meet their criteria

B2THURSDAY

November 19 2015Area Church Directory

THE BELTON JOURNAL

BELTONMORGANrsquoS POINT RESORT

Agape Christian Center321 N Penelope 254939WORD

Anchor of Hope Fellowship5700 FM 4392547216514

Beit Tefilla Messianic Congregation101B Greenbriar8777173030

Belton Christian Church9425 W FM 436 2549391172

Belton Church of Christ3003 N Main2549391816

Belton Church of God in Christ1122 W 2nd Ave2549391697

Belton First Assembly of God500 S IH-352549332803

Belton Nazarene Church1701 Sparta Rd2549393404

Belton Lighthouse1001 NE Loop 1212546547278

Bethel AME Church401 S Davis St 2549396090

Calvary Baptist Church700 S Main St 2549393403

Christ Bible Baptist Church1590 Jack Rabbit Rd2549399247

Christian Tabernacle Church Apostolic UPC1010 S Wall St 2549393464

Christ the King Catholic Church310 E 24th Ave2549390806

Church of God of the First Born2103 N Beal St2549392433

Dominion Life Chapel105 Green Briar St2545630472

Elm Grove Baptist Church6388 Elm Grove Rd2549338127

Family Gospel Church2210 Holland Rd2547210707

Fellowship Baptist Church2025 Morganrsquos Point Rd2547802388

First Baptist Church Belton506 N Main St 2549333391

First Christian Church of Belton100 Water Street2549393483

First Mexican Baptist Church703 S Wall St 2549396900

First Presbyterian Church Belton2500 Church St2549392115

First United Methodist Church205 E 3rd Ave 2549395703

Free Pentecostal Church of Jesus1111 Cacti Lane2549338201

Freedom Bible Fellowship308 W Ave D 2549333310

Holy Temple of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith Inc519 S Pearl St 2546134591

Hope Community Church507 Mitchell St2549338222

Iglesia de Cristo3303 N Main2549396910

Immanuel Prince of Peace Lutheran Church1215 S Wall St 2549390824

Keys Valley Baptist Church4393 W US Hwy 1902549391650

Lakeview Baptist Church7717 N Hwy 3172547801884

Liberty Church302 E Central Ave2549337107

Liberty in Christ Church2520 N Main 2549393337

Miller Heights Baptist Church1400 S Wall St 2549391835

Ministerios Vida2020 S IH-35 2546248015

Mt Zion United Methodist Church218 Alexander St 2549395621

New Life Fellowship706 E 4th 2549398011

Nolan Valley Baptist Church13206 W FM 932549338300

Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ117 N Birdwell St 2549390822

Stillhouse Baptist Church2378 FM 1670 2549396446

Templo Vision de lo Alto4357 Orchard Hill 2545631231

Trinity Full Gospel810 East 2nd Ave 2549397673

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bell County1726 Morganrsquos Point Rd2547788034

SALADO

3C Cowboy Fellowship16258 Gooseneck Rd 2549477211

First Baptist Church Salado210 S Main2549475465

Grace Baptist Church5798 FM 2484 2549475917

Presbyterian Church of Salado105 Salado Dr 2549478106

Salado First Baptist Church210 S Main St 2549475465

Salado United Methodist Church650 Royal St 2549475482

St Josephrsquos Episcopal Chapel881 Main St 2549473160

St Stephenrsquos Catholic Church601 FM 2268 2549478037

TEMPLE

Christ Episcopal Church and School300 N Main St2547731657

Christian Life Church4343 West FM 93 2549392626

Grace Comm Primitive Baptist Church3111 N 3rd St 2547748192

Covenant Lutheran Church4202 Hickory Rd 2547337718

First Baptist Church Temple102 W Barton 2547736866

First Presbyterian Church Temple12 West French2547733407

Foundation United Methodist Church 10701 W Adams 2547809673

Grace Baptist Church740 Jayline Drive 2547731401

Grace Presbyterian Church2401 S 57th 2547732134

Harvest Church 2501 General Bruce Dr 2547803566

Immanuel Lutheran Church2109 W Ave H2547733898

Leon Valley Church of Christ4404 Twin City Blvd 2549390682

New Hope Church of God2005 W Ave D Suite D 2547422181

St Francis Episcopal Church amp School5001 Hickory 2547334255

St Lukersquos Catholic Church2807 Oakdale Dr 2547731561

St Maryrsquos Catholic Church1018 S 7th St 2547734541

Taylors Valley Baptist Church2497 W FM 93 2549390503

Temple Bible Church3205 Oakview Drive2547783233

Temple First Church of the Nazarene5000 S 31st2547733744

The Redeemed Christian Church of God Salvation Center 803 S 5th St Suite 101 469-348-1475

Unity Church of Temple318 N 2nd 2547700070

Vineyard Christian Fellowship7425 W Adams Ave 2547782802

Vista Community Church(meets at Central TX Christian School)4141 W FM 93 2547747992

Wildwood Baptist Church5195 Cedar Creek Rd2547733177

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First Assembly of God11920 S Lone Star Parkway bull Moody2548532394

Little River United Methodist Church104 N Kings Tr bull Little River-Academy2549824767

Mountain View Baptist Church1400 E Fm 2410 Rd bull Harker Heights2549399247

Soldiers of the Cross Cowboy Fellowship14850 FM 439 bull Nolanville2544628890

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Family Night in BethlehemFamily Night in Bethlehem is a program

put on by the children of our church to present the story of Jesusrsquo birth Please plan to join us for this special presentation on December 13 at 6 pm in the worship center Upon completion of the program you are invited to attend our Happy Birthday Jesus Party in the gym Cake and punch will be provided First Baptist Belton 506 N Main street

Helping Hands Ministry Of Belton Helping Hands Ministry of Belton seeks

to share the Gospel of Christ Jesus while providing relief and resources to every family in need in the community Each month FUMC Belton helps in supporting this ministry by collecting specific items that are needed by the pantry and volunteering at the many services offered at this community outreach

The collection box for Helping Hands

donation items are located in the hallway closet outside of the Fellowship Hall of FUMC 205 E 3rd street in Belton

Mt Zion AnniversaryMt Zion United Methodist Church 171st

Church Anniversary will be this Sunday November 22 2015 at 330pm Please join us at 218 Alexander Street in Belton Texas Our theme this year is ldquoKingdom People Committed To The Work of Ministryrdquo Nehemiah 6 Rev Waylon Sias Sr and Zion Hill Baptist Church of Waco Texas will be our guest speaker and church We are requesting you to join us as we celebrate 171 years in Godrsquos ministry For additional information please contact Rev JarsquoCori M Smith at 254-939-5621 or email at revjmsmithyahoocom

Single Adult Christmas DinnerThe Stagecoach Inn in Salado will be the

site of the Annual Single Adult Christmas

Party Both the Singles 2 and Singles Synergy departments will gather at 530 pm on Saturday December 13 in the historic restaurant to celebrate the birth of our Savior Carpools from the church will also stay to participate in the Salado Stroll We will be selecting from the $1895 or $2295 menu so reservations are necessary Child care is also available by reservation To reserve your spot please contact Kandy Kirkley First Baptist Belton

Liturgy Night ldquoLight of the WorldrdquoDecember 4th we will dive headlong into

these questions as we worship the true Light that has come and overcome the Darkness We will journey through the 4 themes of Advent hope love joy and peace as we pray sing read scripture and break bread together Come join us and worship the God who is truly with us ndash forever and evermore

Come worship and pray with us on Friday evening December 4 at 630 pm First Baptist Belton

ObituariesB3 Thursday November 19 2015THE BELTON JOURNAL

Ronald John Baird

Services for Ronald John Baird 62 of Belton were held 10 am on Friday November 13 at Antioch Church in East Belton

Mr Baird died Wednesday Nov 4 at his residence

He was born Aug 30 1953 in Butte Mont He was a volunteer at Hope for the Hungry and went to Antioch Church in Belton where he was vice president of El Shaddairsquos Warriors

H e w e t t - A r n e y Funeral Home of Temple was in charge of arrangements

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2525 N Main bull Belton bull 933-2525wwwdossmanfhcom

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Serving the BeltonTemple Area Since 1950

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Masters of Memorial Art Since 1932Granite or Bronze bull Traditional or Custom Designs

Central Texas Memorial Company

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14 W Barton Ave bull Temple bull wwwhewettarneycom

Does not include cemetery chargesouter-burial container or cash advance items

Minimum non-protective

Providing dignified servicesand respectful rates

(254) 778-3200

bullDirect Cremationwith Basic Container

$750

bullComplete Funeralwith 20 Gauge Casket

$3975

TERRELL-SMITHMonuments

Since 1895 - Terry and Happy Smith

2914 S General Bruce Dr Temple254-773-5889

Grand JuryCasey Eugene Hunt of Belton was indicted for

debit card abuse

County CourtLouis Gene Blane Jr of Belton was charged with

evading arrest and terroristic threat of family The fine and cost will be served in jail

Brandon Ray Buckley of Belton was charged with false statement for property He pled no contest fine and cost to be served in jail

Santiago Carrillo-Vasque was charged with driv-ing while license invalid The charge was deferred 3 months

Christophe Lionel Day of Belton was charged with assault causes bodily injury The charge was

deferred 12 monthsYolanda Gandara Martinez of Belton was charged

with assault causes bodily injury The charge was deferred 9 months

Teddy John Moore of Belton was charged with criminal trespass He pled guilty

Christophe Lee Wilson of Belton was charged with interference with emergency call He pled guilty

Bell County Grand Jury County Court Report

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The Body of Christ Community Clinic has joined in a growing international movement called GivingTuesday This is a desig-nated day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individu-als communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to celebrate generosity worldwide The day itself falls on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving each year meaning the actual GivingTuesday for 2015 falls on December 1

The Body of Christ Clinic is part-nering with several local businesses and organizations to celebrate gen-erosity and promote giving on three separate TuesdaysmdashNovember 17th and 24th and December 1st (the global GivingTuesday date)

On November 17th our partner

Grand Avenue Theater in Belton will be offering $5 movies all day and a percentage of all their con-cession sales will be donated to the Clinic

On that same day the University of Mary Hardin Baylor will kick off a GivingThanks initiative in con-junction with our GivingTuesday effort Students will be able to write something for which they are grateful on a large poster and take a photograph of themselves with the poster They will also be encour-aged to make a donation to the Clinic and take another selfie this time called an ldquounselfierdquo as they make a charitable contribution

The Body of Christ Community Clinic is a team of local volun-teers committed to carrying out the compassionate healing ministry of Christ by providing personalized quality health services to the medi-cally underserved in the greater Belton and Salado ISD areas Our Vision is to be recognized as a Christ-Centered healthcare pro-vider enabling all in our commu-nity to achieve healthy living in mind body and spirit There is a great need for health services in

our community as poverty levels and uninsured rates are both high especially among minority popula-tions

Over 100 volunteers staff the Clinic rotating their services to cover the hours of operation These include doctors dentists nurses physician assistants dental assistants hygienists social work-ers and clerical techs The only paid positions are those of a full time Executive Director a part- time nurse practitioner (5hrs) a week and patient scheduler (3hrs) The Clinic is a 501 (c) (3) not for profit organization and finan-cial support for the Clinic comes from area churches and individual donors The Clinic receives no fed-eral or state funding The Clinic has been in operation for five years All the volunteers at the Clinic are men and women dedicated to expressing love and compassion to those without access to medical and dental care

If you would like more informa-tion about this topic please contact Donna Dunn at 254-939-9500 or email at infobodyofchristclinicorg

Body of Christ joins GivingTuesday movement

Thursday November 19 2015 B4THE BELTON JOURNAL

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254-316-2414

Clean up workClean Outs

Leaf Clean Ups

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Phone 254-716-2739E-mail leeabishopgmailcom

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Se habla Espantildeol amp a little bit of English

254-813-1809

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Temple 254-773-7111 Killeen 254-213-7623 Waco 254-757-1625

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See TIGERS C2

SEE LOI C4

one Crazy crazy night

Last-drive falls short Tigers fall to Rowlett 65-64

SEE CRU C3

By Tony AdamsSports Editor

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team blew open a tight game with 60 consecu-tive points and the Cru rolled to a 67-20 victory over East Texas Baptist Saturday afternoon at Crusader Stadium in Belton

UMHB clinched a share of the American Southwest Conference title by handing the Tigers their first conference loss and sets up a tri-cham-pionship with UMHB ETBU and Hardin-Simmons

UMHB grabbed a 7-0 lead when Zach Anderson threw a 38-yard touch-down pass to DeNerian Thomas on the Crursquos first

offensive play UMHB forced a punt on ETBUrsquos ensuing possession but fumbled the ball away to

the Tigers on the Crursquos 13-yard line Kendall Roberson scored on a nine-yard run three play-ers later but ETBU missed the extra point to leave UMHB with a 7-6 lead Wykeyhe Walker hauled in a 23-yard TD pass from Anderson Malcom Miller scored on a one-yard run on the next Cru possession and Anderson

hit Jaron Dykstra with a 17-yard scoring strike the next time UMHB had the ball to make it 20-6 at the end of the first quarter

Blake Jackson threw a 17-yard scoring strike to Thomas and added a 33-yard TD scamper in the second quarter to give UMHB a 34-6 half-time edge

Miller sandwiched touchdown runs of one and eight yards around Jacob OrsquoNeillrsquos 42-yard field goal The Crusaders added a safety to make it 60-6 at the end of three quarters

Jackson added a 15-yard touchdown pass to Trevian Medlock early in the fourth quar-

Crusaders ambush ETBU 67-20 for share of American Southwest title

PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALFrom left Belton athletes Dalton Hankamer Briana Davis Sidney Holman Destynie Moore Madison Smith and Allison Waits all signed letters to play sports on the collegiate level

PHOTOS BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALOn left Belton offensive lineman Caleb Smith (75) lead blocks for Davion Peoples (7) during one of his touchdown runs In middle Belton tight end Remington Lutz crosses the goal line for his first touchdown reception of the year against the Rowlett Eagles defense On right Carlton Shanks III (20) makes a hit on Eagles wide receiver Josh Lewis with Garrison Vaughn closing in during the bi-district playoff against Rowlett at Homer B Johnson Stadium in Garland last Friday night


It was a crazy opening night to the 2015 Texas UIL Class 6A-Region I Bi-District Playoffs at Homer B Johnson Stadium in Garland Friday night as the Belton Tigers traveled to take on the Rowlett Eagles

From the opening kick-off to the final whistle the game was track meet of epic proportions In the end the Tigers were unable to stop the Eagles

late and were stopped on a last-ditch effort inside the final minute Rowlett advanced to the area round against Dallas Skyline with a 65-64 win over Belton

The Tigers ended their season 5-6

Belton took the open-ing kickoff and performed some trickeration as Davion Peoples pitched the ball to Olajuwon Taylor after receiving the ball Taylor went 40 yards to start the Tigers on their own 40-yard line Peoples

ran the first play from scrimmage for 15 yards and the third play for 17 yards The plays set up a field goal of 37 yards from Roberto Barrios to give the Tigers a 3-0 lead with 1006 to play in the first quarter

Rowlett answered the score with a touch-down of 26 yards from Logan Bonner to LaDarius Pickens Alvin Kenworthyrsquos extra-point gave Rowlett a 7-3 lead with 722 to play in the opening stanza

Carlton Shanks III took a pooch kick by the Eagles 57 yards to the Rowlett 8 to set up Peoplesrsquo eight-yard run on the next play A bad snap caused holder Anthony Mirabel to pull in the ball and break for the right pylon Mirabel appeared to have made it to the inside of the pylon by the replay but the ref-eree claimed he went out of bounds and called the conversion attempt no good Belton led 9-7 lead with 702 to go in the first quarter

One of the Rowlett returners was rocked by a hit and fumbled but one of the Eagles recovered the ball on the Rowlett 33 Bonner connected with Quinton Stinson for a 63-yard pass comple-tion down to the Belton 2 Bonner snuck the ball into the end zone on the next play Chris Luplowrsquos extra-point gave Rowlett a 14-9 lead with 641 to go in the quarter

Belton took the next possession down to the Rowlett 45 but turned

the ball over on downs when Peoples was stopped at the Rowlett 44 on fourth down and three The Eagles took the ball and drove it down to the Belton 7 Great defen-sive plays by Garrison Vaughn Bryan Thomas and John Harvey kept the ball out of the end zone forcing the Eagles to settle for a Kenworthy 23-yard field goal Rowlett led 17-9 with 227 left in the first period


Six members of the Belton Athletic Program family inked letters of intent to play sports at the collegiate level last Wednesday afternoon at the Belton Multipurpose Athletic Complex

Briana Davis signed her letter of intent to play Division I Soccer at Texas AampM University Davis has been a mem-ber of Wendy Knightrsquos Lady Tigersrsquo Varsity soccer team Working her way through a knee injury that cost her junior year in red-and-white Davisrsquo work ethic and competitive nature has led her to achieve a great number of awards over the years She has been a member of the

Academic All District team all three years First Team All-District 8-5A and First Team all Area as a freshman and was

selected as the District 8-5A Defensive MVP as a Sophomore

Davisrsquo leadership shows both on and off the field accumulating three goals and 32 shutouts She con-tributed solid defense in helping Belton in setting the school record for the most shutouts in a single season

Davis graduates in

December and will matriculate at Texas AampM in January commencing her college soccer career

ldquoI feel really blessed because AampM has such a great soccer program traditionallyrdquo Davis said ldquoThey have a great coach-ing staff Just the school in general is amazingrdquo

She will major in busi-ness marketing

Sidney Holman signed her letter of intent to play softball for NCAA Division Irsquos Abilene Christian University joining former Lady Tiger Alyson Bishoff

ldquoI am super-excited to play with Aly againrdquo Holman said ldquoWe try and keep in contact as much as we canrdquo

Holman has logged

Six Belton athletes sign letters of intent to play collegiate athletics

PHOTO BY DAVID MORRIS UMHBUMHB running back Duane Thompson batters the East Texas Baptist University defense during the Crusaders 67-20 over the Tigers at Crusader Stadium UMHB plays Hardin-Simmons

Payton Mansell found Weston Lucas for a nice 27-yard comple-tion into Rowlett terri-tory to highlight the next scoring drive The duo hooked up for a 25-yard touchdown strike and Barrios hit the point-after to draw the Tigers to within a point 17-16 with 37 seconds remain-ing in the quarter

Rowlett hit pay turf the first play into the second quarter follow-ing a Bonner to Josh Lewis 37-yard comple-tion Dickensrsquo 7-yard touchdown run gave to the Eagles a 23-16 lead Kenworthyrsquos point-after kick glanced off the right upright

The Tigers answered the bell again with a score Mansell had a 10-yard run complete passes to Lucas and Taylor for a combined 29 yards and found Remington Lutz for a 23-yard touchdown Barriosrsquo extra-point tied the score 23-23 with 911 to play in the half

The Eagles held on the ball for the next 323 mounting an 11-play 65-yard drive culminat-ing in another Bonner-to-Lewis strike this time for 12 yards Luplowrsquos extra-point gave the Eagles a 7-point advan-tage 30-23

Belton took the ball at their own 36-yard line and tried to answer the score On third down and five on the Belton 46 Mansell threw an incompletion to Taylor However five yards in front of Taylor Logan Collins was grabbed by Jakel Davis and was held trying to come back for the ball The officials did not deem it a penalty and Belton was forced to punt

Kobe Morrowrsquos 51-yard run set up Rowlettrsquos next score Bonner had 13 yards of completions and Morrowrsquos plunge in from a yard out put six more points up for the Eagles

Luplowrsquos extra-point made the score 37-23 with 42 seconds to go in the half

Belton unfazed from the drive got a bril-liant pass completion from Mansell to Collins that was tipped for a 46-yard completion to the Rowlett 16 After a Belton timeout the Tigers continued to drive the ball down to the goal line With one second remaining in the half Mansell found Taylor for a 3-yard touchdown pass Barriosrsquo extra-point made the score 37-30 at halftime

Belton got a defen-sive stand to start the third quarter as Shanks Vaughn and Chris Jones made three stops in a row on Bonner and forced Rowlett to punt

The Tigers got the ball at midfield to start their first second-half posses-sion Mansellrsquos 30-yard run set the table for his own 1-yard touchdown run to cap off the 8-play 50-yard drive Barriosrsquo extra-point tied the score at 37-37

On the next play from scrimmage Morrow took a delayed hand off waited for a hole to open burst through it and dashed 74 yards for a Rowlett score Luplowrsquos extra-point gave Rowlett a 44-37 lead with 813 to

go in the third quarterAnother good return

by Shanks gave the Tigers good starting field position this time on the Belton 40 Mansell dissected the Rowlett secondary with passes to Mirabel and Taylor for 27 combined yards Mansellrsquos strike to Taylor from six yards away and Barriosrsquo extra-point tied the score at 44-44 with 510 to go in the third quarter On the point-after Rowlett was flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct foul moving the Tigers up to mid-field to kick off Belton

recovered the onside kick at the Rowlett 33 and started back to workFollowing a three-yard pass from Mansell to Bubba Marshall Peoples burst around end and raced 30 yards to give the Tigers the lead 50-44 Barriosrsquo extra-point try sailed wide left keeping the Tigers in the lead by six

Bonnerrsquos pass to Lewis for 10 yards set up a 53-yard option pitch run by Morrow down to the Belton 3 Kofi McDonald and Brandon Gangloff made huge stops to force third down Morrow pounded the ball into the end zone and Kenworthyrsquos extra-point gave the Eagles a one-point lead with 129 to

play in the third quarter 51-50

After a short kickoff by Rowlett Demeatric Brandon busted off a 49-yard run down the sidelines to the Rowlett 15 Peoplesrsquo ran the ball in for a touchdown on the next play to give Belton to lead once again The Tigers lined up for a two-point conversion and Rowlett called time-out right before the play Belton trotted the point-after team back on and tried for an extra point which sailed wide right The Tigers led 56-51 with 56 seconds left in

the third quarterAfter a great special

teams play by Harvey the Eagles started their next drive at their own 28-yard line Rowlett drove the ball down to the Belton 41 and were forced into a fourth and two situation Bonner dropped back to pass and Vaughn stepped in front of the receiver at the Belton 2 and intercepted the ball with 950 left on the fourth quarter clock

Peoples always up for big-game plays busted off one of the biggest runs in recent Tiger his-tory He took the hand off Mansell made three jukes broke into the open and raced 98 yards for an electrifying Tiger score The two-point

conversion was good and the Tiger fans cheered on the effort as Belton led by 13 points 64-51 with 933 to play

Rowlett answered the call again putting together a 64-yard drive capped by a 24-yard pass from Bonner to Morrow Luplowrsquos extra-point made the score 64-58 with 714 to go

Belton got the ball back at their own 18-yard line and ended up in a third and six situation at their own 22-yard line Mansell scrambled towards the Rowlett sidelines looking for an open man He ended up out of bounds on a hard hit and was down for a couple of moments Belton had to send out backup punter Lutz to kick the ball away on fourth down The ball went off the side of his foot and Rowlett ended up with great field posi-tion at the Belton 41

Shanks and Jones made two good defensive stops on the first two plays of Rowlettrsquos next drive Bonner found Dickens for a 11-yard comple-tion for a first down and put the Eagles in striking distance again On third down and two on the Belton 8 Bonner scrambled around the right side and got the benefit of a hold from Rowlettrsquos right tackle in front of the referee as he went in for the score Kenworthyrsquos extra-point gave Rowlett the lead 65-64 with 233 to play in the game

Belton started to move the ball down the field on their final drive Peoples had two rushes for eight yards and Brandon bust-ed off a 12-yard run On second down and 10 at the Rowlett 30 the Tigers drew a critical holding call which set them back 10 yards On the next play Mansell threw the ball towards Taylor who was being held for 10 yards by the jersey by the safety The pass was incomplete and no call was made On third down and 20 at the Rowlett 40 Mansell

found Taylor open for a split second over the middle and threw a pass high towards him Taylor was grabbed as he attempted to make the catch and could not make the catch The back judge deemed the ball uncatch-able though Taylorrsquos fingertips appeared to touch the ball On fourth down Mansell scram-bled to find to open man and ran across the field and let a pass go that was short of the target The Tigers had to turn it over on downs with 43 seconds left Rowlett knelt the ball twice and ended the Tigersrsquo season in heartbreaking fashion

It was a bittersweet pill for the Tigers to take as they were turnover-free in the game and had a 13-point lead with 933 to play

ldquoIrsquom proud of the teamrdquo Belton head coach Bob Shipley said ldquoThey just fought and fought the entire game Either team deserved to win Both teams deserved to win Only one could win Yoursquore up 64-51 in the fourth quarter and we just had a tough time stopped them all night They had a really good scheme and really good offense We made some good stops and made the onside kick We were going to run the onside kick whether we got that 15-yard penalty or not There are a lot of situ-ations during the game that could have been the difference in the game The situation I was most disappointed in was that we couldnrsquot get a first down after they scored (with Belton leading 64-58) We shanked the punt and they scored We couldnrsquot get it donerdquo

Despite coming up a point short at the end Shipley was proud of the Tigersrsquo efforts

ldquoI really wanted them to hold up the gold foot-ball and win for our seniors a championship of some sortrdquo Shipley said ldquoBut it didnrsquot hap-pen I know that they laid the foundation to build on for next yearrdquo

C2 Thursday November 19 2015THE BELTON JOURNAL

BHS Team Tennis places 16 on All-District 12-6A Team

PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALBelton wide receiver Olajuwon Taylor makes a diving grab of a Peyton Mansell pass will Logan Collins (14) is tied up by a Rowlett safety during the Tigersrsquo 65-64 bi-district playoff loss at Garlandrsquos Homer B Johnson Stadium The Tigers ended their season at 5-6 setting new school records in points (452) and rushing yards (3132) Davion Peoplesrsquo 98-yard touchdown run also broke a long-standing individual school record

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TigersCONTINUED FROM C1


The Belton Tigers Team Tennis program had a successful Fall sea-son finishing at 16-11 second in District 12-6A with a record of 5-1 and an Area appearance in the Texas UIL Class 6A Playoffs

The Tigers picked up 16 All-District selec-tions as Belton played great all season

Here is the list of hon-

orsGirls Singles Abigail

Kendall first teamGirls Singles Kenzie

Daniell second teamGirls Singles Sarah

Jones second teamGirls Singles Lauren

Phillips first teamGirls Singles Kayla

Libby second teamGi r l s S i ng l e s

Antoinette Lynne sec-ond team

Girls Doubles Abigail KendallLauren Phillips first team

Girls Doubles Kenzie DaniellSarah Jones Honorable Mention

Gir l s D oubles Antoinette LynneAshley Keating second team

Mixed Doubles Kayla LibbyMajor Ueckert second team

Boys Singles Austin Hagen second team

Boys Singles Major Ueckert Honorable Mention

Boys Singles Sahl Evans Honorable

MentionBoys Doubles Austin

H a g e n B r a n d o n Huckabee second team

B oys D oubles Gabe LinnemannMason Hollingsworth Honorable Mention

Congratulations to the Belton Tigers on their successful Fall season

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ter before ETBU tacked on two touchdowns in late going to cut it to the final margin

The Cru rolled up 644 yards of total offense and threw for 439 yards in the victory to help overcome four first half turnovers UMHBrsquos defense limited ETBU to 307 yards of total offense but a chunk of those yards came in the fourth quarter The Tigers

managed just 49 rush-ing yards in the loss and turned the ball over four times

Anderson finished 20-of-28 for 344 yards and three touchdowns through the air

ldquoWe just tried to take what they were giving usrdquo Anderson said ldquoThey were trying to bring the corner over The line did really wellrdquo

Jackson threw for 94 yards and two scores and added 52 rushing yards and a score Miller had 54 yards to go with his three

touchdowns Walker had eight catches for 152 yards and Thomas added five grabs for 100 yards

ldquoThere wasnrsquot any stutter points todayrdquo Belton head coach Pete Fredenburg said ldquo398 yards in the first half is pretty good produc-tion And the two inter-ceptions in the red zone Not too badrdquo

Matt Cody led the Cru defense with 11 total tack-les and 45 tackles for loss and Baylor Mullins had 10 tackles and two intercep-tions

ldquoCoach (Larry) Harmon

and the staff did a great job preparing us for ETBUrdquo Mullins said ldquoThey put us in the right spot told us where we were sup-posed to be and reading the quarterbackrsquos eyesrdquo

ldquoI think everybody came together this week in prac-ticerdquo linebacker Teidrick Smith said ldquoWhen we met on Sunday it was an emo-tional experience It was a good one Everybody bonded and came together as a teamrdquo

Roberson finished with 86 yards and two scores on 26 carries Josh

Warbington was 28-of-41 passing for 258 yards was sacked three times and intercepted three times

Tyler Bates caught 15 passes for 179 yards for the Tigers Xavier Davis had a team-best nine tackles and Sam Williams intercepted two passes for the Tigers

UMHB closes out the regular season at 9-1 over-all and 4-1 in ASC play with the victory

The game was the final regular season home game for 16 UMHB seniors

The Cru has now won at least a share of 11 straight

ASC Championships and 13 of the last 14 league titles ETBU wins a share of the conference title for just the second time in program history This is only the second tri-championship in ASC his-tory UMHB ETBU and Hardin-Simmons also shared the title in 2003

The Cru will have a rematch with Hardin-Simmons on Saturday at Noon in the first round of the NCAA Division III National Championship Playoffs

Thursday November 19 2015 C3THE BELTON JOURNAL

PHOTOS BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALBeltonrsquos boyrsquos basketball team demonstrated solid defense with Jordan Russell (2) Ruben Freeman (30) Izaiah Jones (1) and Jordin Ellis (5) providing tight cover The Tigers rolled over Austin Travis 81-39 in their season opener at Tiger Gym on Monday night

Tigers out of cage and roaring after 81-39 win over Travis

CRUCONTINUED FROM C1

SWEEPSTAKES WINNER

The BelTon Journal

Robert EasterMISSED 5

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WEEK 10


If the 32 minutes of basketball that the Belton Tigers opened up with on Monday night at Tiger Gym is a small taste of what fans will see out of this yearrsquos boysrsquo basketball team people may want to get in line for a big helping

Belton used a 29-7 third quarter and com-pounded it to a 17-point halftime lead en route to an 81-39 win over the Austin Travis Rebels

The Tigers are now 1-0 on the young season

Belton held Travis to one field goal in the first

quarter although neither team hit the scoreboard until Kiron Griffin Jr hit a put back in the paint at the 511 match and Izaiah Jones had a put back 20 seconds later to put Belton up 4-0

After a Travis field goal Jones Ruben Freeman and Dontori Lott helped the Tigers mount a 9-3 closing run to give Belton a 13-5 lead at the end of the first quarter

A combination of hot defense by the Tigers and cold shooting by the Rebels allowed Belton to outscore Travis 22-13 in the second quarter Lott Griffin Freeman and

Carson Hammond com-bined for the 22 points giving Belton a 35-18 lead at halftime

The Tigers made an emphatic statement to open up the first 445 of the second half by putting 17 unanswered points on the board Jones had six points Freeman and Hammond each had four points and Griffin hit a three-pointer to give the Tigers at 32-point lead 52-20 Belton held the Rebels to nine points in the quarter and lead by 35 points at the end for the stanza 62-27

Belton head coach David President cycled his bench into the game

and got valuable in-game experience The Tigers outscored Travis in the fourth quarter 19-12 and Belton cruised to the 42-point win

It is the biggest Belton margin of victory in sev-eral years President saw great things from his young team during the ball game

ldquoThe energy level was high and everybody came out ready to playrdquo President said ldquoI bragged on a couple of guys ear-lier today and they came out a little slow When we went to our bench we had great energyrdquo

Five Tigers scored in double-figures with

Jones leading the team with 15 points (10 in a row in the third quarter) Lott scored 14 Griffin posted 12 Hammond scored 11 and Freeman scored 10 Seven Tigers scored in all

Beltonrsquos two leading scorers from a year ago Jackson McGowan and Jordan Russell didnrsquot score But they posted several rebounds assists and steals in a solid defensive effort

ldquoWe have to have strong production from our bench all season longrdquo President said ldquoOn different nights some guys are going to be on We expect that

But when we bring the energy every night thatrsquos big time for usrdquo

Belton will travel to Temple to take on the Wildcats Saturday after-noon at 5 pm The game was moved from 7 pm on Friday to Saturday afternoon due to Templersquos playoff game in Bryan

ldquoItrsquos a rivalry gamerdquo President said ldquoItrsquos a game that will have high emotion and a lot of energy in the building We just have to do what we do We canrsquot get out of what we do We need to execute and play within ourselvesrdquo

PHOTOS BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALOn left Beltonrsquos Carson Hammond (10) guards a Rebel guard and on right Izaiah Jones drains a basket during the Tigersrsquo 81-39 win over Austin Travis Monday night at Tiger Gym

UMHB men top Trinity University late 98-87 1-0 on seasonSpecial to the Journal

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor menrsquos basketball team finally pulled away into the late going as the Cru posted a 98-87 victory over Trinity University in the season opener for both teams Saturday night in Belton UMHB is now 1-0 to start the year while the Tigers

open at 0-1Trinity scored the

gamersquos first five points before UMHB fought back to take its first lead at 9-7 The Cru would go on to lead by as many as 13 points in the first half before settling for a 50-41 lead at halftime UMHB kept the Tigers at bay for much of the early going of the second

half but Trinity closed to with three points at 74-71 with 949 left to play UMHB took it back to a seven-point lead before the Tigers fought back to within 78-75 with 737 remaining The two teams traded baskets for a while before the Cru used a 14-2 run to grab a 15-point lead with 253 to go The Tigers would not get closer than the final margin the rest of the way

Daniel Mills led a bal-anced UMHB attack with 21 points and he added seven rebounds Avery Polchinski scored a career-high 17 and hit 5-8 from three-point range for the Cru Sindey Deloach had 16 points and eight boards Justin Gammill had 11 points and Russell Green and Jalen Jury added 10 points apiece for UMHB The Cru shot 48 per cent as a team in the first half

and finished at 44 per cent UMHB went 13-30 from three-point range and forced 26 Trinity turnovers

AJ Pulliam led Trinity with 18 points Brian Blum had 12 and Danny Rivara and Matt Jones both had 10 points Jones also had a game-high 11 assists to give him a dou-ble-double and he pulled down a team-high seven rebounds The Tigers hit 11-17 from three-point

range and shot 59 per cent overall as a team Trinity also out rebound-ed UMHB 38-32 in the contest

The UMHB men wonrsquot return to action until next Saturday The Cru will travel to Dallas that day to take on NCAA Division I Dallas Baptist University in a 700 PM exhibition game That game will not count in either teamrsquos win-loss record

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three seasons for Matt Blackburnrsquos Lady Tiger Softball team as the ace pitcher for the squad

She will be lettering for her fourth time in the 2016 season

Sidney has compiled a record of 58-27 with a 219 earned run average and 636 strikeouts setting the school record for strike-outs in a season in 2014 and again in 2015 She has pitched 472 innings and had four no-hitters in 2015 including three perfect games in a 21-day span She has pitched 28 games where she has had a total of 10 strikeouts or more In 2013 Sidney was selected District 8-5A Newcomer of the Year

In 2014 Sidney was named District 8-5A Defensive MVP and Texas Sports Writers Association State Honorable Mention Pitcher

In 2015 Sidney was Co-MVP of District 12-6A a member of the Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State Softball team and Texas Sports Writers Association Third Team All-State Pitcher

Well-known around the state and select soft-ball circles around the nation not only pitching for Belton but pitching for select organizations such as Buzz Softball and Texas Bombers Holman will play her final season for Belton in the Spring

ldquoWhen I was younger I wasnrsquot always the best softball playerrdquo Holman said ldquoI have had people tell me I couldnrsquot do it and it drove me to accomplish

thingsrdquoShe gives credit to her

family her coaches and her teammates for her success

ldquoMy teammates are awesomerdquo Holman said ldquoWe are one big family and we all come together for a common goal That goal is to challenge for a state championship this yearrdquo

ldquoTwo things stand out in my mind that Sidney has accomplishedrdquo Blackburn said ldquoOne was the three perfect games in 21 days That accomplishment is astounding no matter who you play The other is her back-to-back per-formances against The Woodlands this past sea-son in the playoffsrdquo

Destynie Moore signed her letter of intent to play college softball at Division IIrsquos Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls

Three years Moore was working on becoming a better player in the 15U ranks of the Belton Youth Softball Association spending nights work-ing in games at Chisholm Trail Park

Fast forward to 2015 Moore has been an out-fielder for Blackburnrsquos Lady Tiger Softball team for the past two seasons and has been a solid con-tributor in her time in red-and-white

Moore will be lettering for the third time in the 2016 season

Moore was a catalyst for the 2015 Tigers establish-ing herself as the leadoff hitter and a base-stealing threat Moore scored 30 runs had 16 stolen bases a 366 on batting average and a 429 on base per-centage

ldquoMy teammates are greatrdquo Moore said ldquoWe are a family and do every-thing together If we have issues we always work them out It never gets to the point where we ever breakrdquo

In 2015 Moore was selected as a First Team All-District 12-6A Outfielder and also select-ed as a First-Team All-Area Outfielder by the Killeen Daily Herald

ldquoIt was a decision I had to think about and talk it over with my familyrdquo Moore said ldquoIrsquom glad I made this decision My coaches and teammates that I will be playing for at Midwestern State are amazing and I look for-ward to playing for themrdquo

Moore will be studying pre-med and biology at MSU

ldquoIrsquom extremely proud of how Destynie trans-formed as a player over the last year and a halfrdquo Blackburn said ldquoShe has stepped up and handled the role of a lead-off hitter I know she will help lead our offense this Spring I am so proud of both Destynie and Sidneyrdquo

Allison Waits is a three-year varsity letter winner for Stacy Meyersrsquo Lady Tiger Volleyball team and signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at the University of Incarnate Word She intends to study physical therapy

Waits is the epitome of ldquoTiger Toughrdquo overcom-ing a pair of anterior ACL tears to become a leader in the volleyball program

This season Waits led the team in kills with 295 kills and a 60 percent kill percentage She also led the team in blocks with 143

Her work ethic atti-tude and heart set a great example for the rest of the girls in the volleyball program

ldquoUntil this year there was always a leader ahead of merdquo Waits said ldquoThis year I tried to carry my team more encourage them and be a better lead-errdquo

ldquoAllison is a great team leader whose character shows in her actions every dayrdquo Belton head coach Stacy Meyers said ldquoHer highlight game of the year was the first game of the year as it set the tone for the season She had 16 kills and five blocks against Stony Point and showed what her potential could berdquo

Dalton Hankamer signed his letter of intent to play golf for the University of San Diego Not too bad consider-ing USDrsquos home course is Torrey Pines Country Club the site of many prestigious Professional Golferrsquos Association tour-naments

ldquoI really like the courses there in San Diego and it gives me the best oppor-tunity to pursue my goalsrdquo Hankamer said ldquoI intend on something related to business

Hankamer has been the top-scoring golfer on Beltonrsquos team since his junior year and has filled the No 1 spot on Tiger ONE nicely since the graduation of 2013 Class 5A State Champion Andrew Paysse who has since moved on to the Texas AampM menrsquos golf program

Dalton has won individ-ual honors in just about every tournament he has played in at Belton and

played a lead role in Tiger ONErsquos fourth consecutive District Championship last Spring

His most recent accom-plishment was shooting back to back 67rsquos (nine under par for a two-day tournament)

Hankamer continues to improve to help guide Tiger ONE through the Fall schedule in hopes to lead the Tigers to another District title in the Spring

ldquoWe want to make a run at a state championshiprdquo Hankamer said

ldquoDalton came into the TIGER GOLF program with the expectation that he would play in the top spot on a team that had been one of the statersquos best for several yearsrdquo Belton head coach Jim Hellums said ldquoHe had to follow a State Champion He has done an admirable job and this yearsrsquo team is likely the best version of TIGER ONE yet His back-to-back 67rsquos in the Burnet Junior Golf Associationrsquos Fall Tournament is a great example of the caliber of player that he is and is a good forecast of the suc-cess he will have at the next levelrdquo

Madison Smith inked her letter of intent to play golf at the Dallas Baptist University

ldquoGod was calling me towards itrdquo Smith said ldquoI have strong faith a great coach great team and just won the NTCAA Championship this year They are a great team and will help me grow my faithrdquo

Smith has been a part of Lauren Marxrsquos Lady Tiger varsity golf team all four years and is on the course as much as possible work-ing very hard everyday

She has gradually dropped her scores from the 90rsquos freshman year to her low tournament round of one-under par 71 last year

She has helped lead the team to three district run-ner-up titles She has also been a part of the all-dis-trict team for three years qualifying for regionals each year

Smith was named in the top 10 junior girls in Texas this past year and has competed in several American Junior Golf Tour events across the United States

ldquoIrsquove seen her go from a hundreds player to an under-par playerrdquo Marx said ldquoShe is very com-mitted to academics and her golf game If she isnrsquot studying shersquos on the course Not even an ankle injury this summer has kept her away from her love of golf Her junior year she shot an amazing 1-under par round at Tera Vista Watching her sink her last putt knowing she had to make it for her first under-par round was defi-nitely a highlight Happy tears were definitely flow-ing Last year she won a playoff against a girl com-mitted to Notre Dame she sunk a 25-foot putt to clinch the win She will be back in play this spring Her team and coach will be glad for her to be back Madison definitely is out to win and will do amaz-ing things at DBU They are lucky to get herrdquo

She will be studying either political science or international business at DBU

Congratulations to the six Tigers inking their intents and good luck in the near future


Tigers Football sub-varsity teams successful in 2015

LOICONTINUED FROM C1


Much in the way of the past two seasons the Belton Tigersrsquo sub-varsity experienced great success in the 2015 season

The five sub-varsity teams went a combined 34-10-1 outscoring teams 1178-541

Thatrsquos an average score of 26-12 A two-touch-down differential com-bined up and down the ranks is an impressive one

The crown jewel in the season was the Belton JV Red team finishing with a perfect 10-0 record Outscoring teams 389-88 the nearest team came to within just 16 points of the Tigers

ldquoThis was a real-ly good group to work withrdquo Belton coach Mike Morgan said ldquoOne of the big selling points to the kids was that they had a tremendous opportunity to go out and compete each week As the season progressed and the team kept winning we talked about the opportunity to be perfect as a team There is never a perfect

play in a game and never a perfect game it is not possible But a team has the opportunity to have a perfect season and that is what the JV Red was able to accomplish They are a very unselfish group of players and they bought in that if they played extremely hard and did their job then they would have a great chance to be successfulrdquo

The Belton JV White team finished 6-2 against tough competition as well outscoring the oppo-sition 181-112 Though games against Stony Point (weather) and Ellison (JV teams merged) were cancelled coach Jason Moffett and his staff worked hard with their players to guide them towards success

ldquoWe try to find ways to really make the White Team importantrdquo Moffett said ldquoWe try not to allow our guys to think of themselves as ldquoBrdquo Team players We want to win ball games and be district champs no matter what the level We spend a lot of time coaching these guys I think a lot more than some other teams in

our area I saw improve-ment defensively over the course of the year in terms of alignment assignment and tacklingrdquo

The Belton Freshman Red team finished 7-3 outscoring opponents 273-146 A few of the freshmen were called up to junior varsity through-out the season

ldquoFreshmen improved from the start of camp all the way until the last game of the yearrdquo Belton coach Al Maxwell said ldquoThe improvement was most evident in the physi-cal condition and most importantly the mental toughness of the team as a wholerdquo

The Freshman White team was two points from a perfect season in their own rights (a late-season loss to Midway 29-27) having gone 9-1 in 2015 outscoring opponents 269-94

The Freshman Gray team played just a 7-game schedule and finished 2-4-1 having been out-scored 101-66 Most of the players were brought up to Freshman Red and Freshman White at the completion of the sched-

uleldquoThe guys achieved

good things this foot-ball season by winning 18 games and compet-ing with three teamsrdquo Maxwell said ldquoThe guysrsquo mental toughness was on display each game and showed when games became tough and crowds were hostile The guys did very this season and will look to win a district championship next sea-sonrdquo

The key to the success of the Tigers sub-varsity programs is the work that the players put in and the coaching staff and how they coach It is a uni-formed system up and down the ranks

ldquoWe spend a lot of time as coaches with our sub-varsity teamsrdquo Belton head football coach Bob Shipley said ldquoI canrsquot imagine any sub-varsi-ty teams in our district who get more individual coaching from varsity coaches than our kids do The JV kids have to be scout team players of course but we spend a lot of time with them out-side of varsity practice They are well-prepared

every week If you want to change a culture and have kids expecting to win you have to invest a lot of time in them before they are varsity players Our kids are learning how to win for sure Irsquove had kids tell me several times that they never won more than a game or two in middle school and they love win-ning in high school That lets us know that itrsquos all worth itrdquo

The talent is so abun-dant in the Belton sub-varsity system that the varsity team is able to bring up players to add to their depth and keep the junior varsity and fresh-man teams very competi-tive Although there are too many potential names to name players to watch in particular over the next season or two or three Shipley believes that the

10th grade season for a football player is one of the most critical seasons

ldquoThere are several JV players we expect to start for us next yearrdquo Shipley said ldquoIt should be that way every year We only had 2 sophomore players on varsity the majority of the season I think 10th grade is a critical time for players They need to be playing as much as pos-sible If theyrsquore going to be on varsity as sophomores they need to be starting because theyrsquore not get-ting any better standing on the sidelines They need to be getting every snap on Thursday nights so they can continue to develop as players and improverdquo

Congratulations to all five teams on a successful 2015 season


The Belton Tigers golf team traveled to Star Ranch Country Club in Hutto for the Hutto Fall Invitational on Tuesday

Beltonrsquos Tiger THREE and FOUR flites the Tigersrsquo junior varsity squads took on some of the best schools varsity teams in the area and placed well Tiger

THREE shot 318 collec-tively good for sixth place over and Tiger FOUR shot 351 good for 11th place

Austin Anderson won the tournament with a score of 287 24 strokes better than Copperas Cove (311) 26 shots better than Gatesville and Hutto (313) 27 strokes better than Leander Rouse (317) and 28 shots ahead of Tiger THREE

Preston Pruitt was the highest placing Tiger earn-ing fifth-place medalist honors with a score of 74 Other Tiger scores were Hank Payne (77) Bryan Cathey (81) Nathaniel Woods (83) Logan Hoelscher (84) Jacob Holley (86) Jayden Weaver (88) Ty Sanderford (90) and Joey Stroup (96)

The Tigers return to the course on Friday at

Cottonwood Creek Golf Course in Waco for the Central Texas Shootout The tournament will be the last one of the Fall sea-son for the Tigers

The Belton Tigers varsity squad is ranked fifth in the state by Texas High School Golf Scoreboard Only Plano West Mansfield Coppell and McKinney Boyd are above the Tigers in the weekly TSGS poll

Tiger THREE takes 6th FOUR places 11th at Hutto Invitational

Thursday November 19 2015 C5 THE BELTON JOURNAL

PHOTO BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALBelton guard Emily Del Real makes a steal and looks up court to start a fast break

PHOTOS BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALOn left Blair Gilbert (12) executes a shot defense in the lane In center Hannah Martin leads a fast break with Keilee Burke (20) trailing the play On the right Cammie Moore reverses the play to the left during the Bushrsquos Chicken Classic girlsrsquo basketball tournament last weekend in Copperas Cove

CTRG ends 2015 season with

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Lady Tigers win bronze bracket at Bushrsquos Chicken Classic

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It has been awhile since the Belton Lady Tigers bas-ketball has put any hardware in their trophy cabinet

They can add a Copperas CoveBushrsquos Classic bronze bracket championship to their resume

Having led in all five games of the tournament Belton went 3-2 overall with the two close losses being to Manvel and Waco LaVega by a total of nine points

The Lady Tigers opened with Austin Akins in their first pool game on Thursday After trailing by a basket early Blair Gilbert and Cammie Moore com-bined for 13 of Beltonrsquos 17 first quarter points and led 17-7 after the first quarter

The teams traded baskets evenly in the second quarter and Belton led at the half 25-15

Elicia Jackson Keilee Burke and Natasha Blizzard crashed the boards hard in the third quarter while Moore and Hannah Martin supplied the offense to give the Lady Tigers a 39-24 advantage in the third quar-

terElisa Priddy and Emily

Del Real picked up buckets in the fourth quarter and Belton coasted to the 49-32 win over Akins

Moore had 11 points and seven rebounds for Belton while Blizzard chipped in eight points

Brooklyn Childers and Danae Lofton each had 10 points for Akins

The Lady Tigers took on perennial powerhouse Manvel in the next pool game on Thursday after-noon Belton led early 6-4 as Moore hit a three-pointer to start the ballgame The Lady Tigers led 12-4 before McKinzie Green hit three consecutive three-pointer to give Manvel a 13-12 lead at halftime

Manvel led 23-20 at the end of the third quarter before Belton went on a 11-6 burst over the first six minutes of the quarter and led 31-29 with two minutes left Another Green three-pointer and two foul shots foiled the Lady Tigers upset bid 34-31

Green finished with 14 points hitting four three-pointers

Moore also finished with 14 points while Gilbert and Martin each had five points

On Friday morning the Lady Tigers took on Round Rock McNeil to start the day

Poised rested and ener-getic after their strong Thursday they came out firing on all cylinders The led 17-8 at the end of the first quarter and shut out the Lady Mavericks in the second quarter to lead 29-8 at the half

The Lady Tigers contin-ued to pour it on in the sec-ond half outscoring McNeil 10-6 in the third quarter and 11-4 in the final quarter to

win their second pool game 50-18

Moore led all scorers with 15 points and Del Real added 10 points Martin and Burke each had seven points while Burke had three blocks

Beltonrsquos final pool game of the tournament was against the Waco La Vega Lady Pirates another state bas-ketball power

The Lady Tigers who were punished by La Vega in the tournament in 2014 played strong in the ball game and led 15-14 at the end of the first quarter and 27-24 at halftime

The teams continued

their back-and-forth tug through the third quarter and Belton held the advan-tage at the end of the quar-ter 43-41 Kaitlyn Jones and Aliyah Bunch played great defense in the first half for Belton

The Lady Tigers found themselves in foul trouble in the fourth quarter and put the Lady Pirates on the line with regularity La Vega used the foul shots to work into the lead outscoring the Lady Tigers 16-8 in the final stanza and snuffed out another upset bid by Belton 57-51

TarsquoNaiya Norwood led all scorers with 17 points for La Vega Calveion Landrum contributed 15 points and Odision Miles scored 14 points

Elicia Jackson led the Lady Tigers with 14 points and five offensive rebounds Del Real added 11 points Burke chipped in eight points and Moore contrib-uted seven points

The Tigers faces Odessa New Way Christian Academy in the consolation finals

The Lady Eagles were one of the talks of the tourna-

ment bringing six players to the tournament and play-ing five But the five players were aggressive and chal-lenging giving Belton a great game

The Lady Tigers led after the first quarter 22-14 and 38-26 at halftime New Way made their way back into the game with a 14-9 third quarter to trail Belton 47-40 Beltonrsquos depth was too much for the Lady Eagles as the Lady Tigers won the ball game 59-52 to win the bronze bracket

Roeshonda Patterson led all scorers with 27 points for the Lady Eagles and Nia Smith added 17

Moore led the Lady Tigers with 15 points (all three-point shots) and 10 rebounds Del Real had 12 points (all three-point shots) and Gilbert added 11 points

Moore and Gilbert were selected to the all-tourna-ment team

ldquoI am so proud of the girls for their effort in this tour-namentrdquo Belton head coach Brenda Gomez said ldquoWe have gotten better and con-tinue to look forward to the challenges aheadrdquo





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The Belton Athletic Department announce meetings for the upcom-ing 2016 Powerlifting seasons

For any one interested in participating in Boys Powerlifting this season there will be a mandatory pre-season meeting Nov 30th at 400 pm in the Belton Athletic Complex in the weight room

We will go over expec-tations practice sched-ule and team rules

All athletes not in athletics will have to fill out the required ath-letic paper work by Dec 4th The links for that paperwork under the Athletic Trainers tab on BeltonTigerAthleticscom

All athletes must have

a physical on file prior to the meeting

Girls Powerlifting Meeting

There will be a Girls Power Lifting Meeting on Tuesday December 1 at 530 pm in the Field House Classroom Any girls who wish to be con-sidered for participation in the upcoming season are required to be at the meeting All parents of prospective team mem-bers are encouraged to attend Some of the top-ics that will be covered include Medical Physicals required paperwork prac-tice schedules and Meet schedule

For more information visit httpwwwbelton-tigerathleticscom or see a member of the Belton coaching staff


The Centex Rollergirls ended a successful 2015 season with a 255-170 win over the Houston Roller Derby Brawlers at the Frank Mayborn Civic Center in Temple

CTRG the Belton-based Womenrsquos Flat Track Derby Association fran-chise jumped out to a 12-0 when Lizzy Misfit started the bout scoring the first points Zee JoJo Jitt and Miami Animousity con-tinuously racked up points and CTRG got great block-ing from Sin D PopHer April Boxcar Bambi Bacon Envy Mental Case Rug Rat Kelli Kapowski and Vicious Cycle

CTRG grew the lead to 45 points 83-38 Payo Dues had a successful 14-point

jam and Hurricane Jane helped reduce the Centex lead to 15 at 95-80 Lizzy Misfit closed out the half with a 14-point and gave Centex at 51-point half-time lead 133-84

Houston tried to keep pace but Zee Lizzy Misfit and JoJo Jitt helped push CTRG over the 200-point mark and helped the team coast to the 85-point win

CenTex will start their 2016 season on March 13 at the Frank Mayborn Civic Center For more information on the team and happenings visit their website at httpw w w c e n t e x r o l l e r -girlscom or like their Facebook page


The Belton Lady Tigers basketball team got 14 points from fresh-man post player Natasha Blizzard and Blair Gilbert added 12 points and nine rebounds as the team rolled to a 54-30 victo-ry over Connally High School in Pflugerville on Tuesday night

The win lifted the Lady Tigersrsquo record to 5-2 on the season The average margin of vic-tory so far this season has been 23 points The two losses were by a total of nine points

Belton got out to a quick lead and had a six-point advantage after the first quarter 12-6

The most decisive quarter of the game was the second quarter as Blizzard Gilbert Keilee Burke and Hannah Martin contributed to a 16-7 quarter The Lady Tigers led 28-13 at half-time

Belton kept up the press and the momen-tum outscoring Connally in the third quarter 14-9 Defensive contributions from Kaitlyn Jones Kale Kincannon and Emily Del Real helped the Lady Tigers out in the period as Belton led 42-22

The Belton bench played a great deal in the fourth quarter and managed to outscore Connally 12-8 en route to the 24-point win

Belton will host Georgetown Eastview Friday evening at 630 pm and travel to Elgin for a 230 pm Tuesday matchup before the Thanksgiving break

Belton gets a ldquoblizzardrdquo of scoring

in 54-30 win over Pflugerville Connally


PHOTOS BY TONY ADAMS BELTON JOURNALThe Belton Lady Tigers placed five members of the team for on the All-District 12-6A Team for the 2015 season From left clockwise Abbey Morgan earned first team honors Brey York earned first team honors Allison Waits was awarded Most Valuable Blocker Anna Becker earned second team honors and Audrey Linder earned Honorable Mention and All-District Academic honors

UMHB Womenrsquos hoops fall in home-and-home series

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Waits awarded Most Valuble Blocker four on All-District 12-6A Team


The 2015 Belton Lady Tigers volleyball team was 22-17 overall and 7-5 in District 12-6A They returned to the playoffs for the first time since 2013

Although they bowed out in the first round to a very talented Rockwall squad the season was a success

Postseason honors were handed out last Thursday and Beltonrsquos Allison Waits was award-ed District 12-6Arsquos Most Valuable Blocker

Waits who inked her letter of intent to play vol-leyball at the University of Incarnate Word last week was instrumental to the success of the Lady Tigers in 2015 She had 295 kills 60 percent kill success and 143 blocks

She had the ability to take over games and make the opponentrsquos stop in their tracks

Other District 12-6A superlatives included Midway outside hit-ter Ally Beth Deaton-District 12-6A Most Valuble Player Copperas Cove setter Katy Ranes-Most Valuable Setter Midway outside hitter Samantha Sanders-Most Valuable Hitter Harker

Heights libero Miracle Ellison-Newcomer of the Year Copperas Cove libero Bailey French-Most Valuable Defense and Copperas Cove head coach Cari Lowery-Coach of the Year

Here are the play-ers selected for District 12-6A First Team hon-ors Beltonrsquos Brey York and Abbey Morgan Copperas Coversquos Chyanne Chapman

and Raeven Dickerson Midwayrsquos Emma Hinojosa and Miranda Youmans Ellisonrsquos Alexandria Jones and Breonna Fleming Harker Heightsrsquo Kennedi Foster Killeenrsquos Madison Sapp and Shoemakerrsquos Charlene Shepherd

Here are the play-ers selected for District 12-6A Second Team honors Beltonrsquos Anna Becker Shoemakerrsquos

Biance Delgado and Reagan Fulton Killeenrsquos Nadia Richardson and Janelle Etherly Harker Heightsrsquo Aennetra Hill and Ariana Welch Ellisonrsquos Hannah Zly Midwayrsquos Avery Rhodes and Copperas Coversquos Brianna Acker

Belton defensive spe-cialist Audrey Linder picked up honorable mention and All-District 12-6A Academic honors


The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor fell short 59-52 to Trinity University in the Crursquos season opener Saturday night in Belton The loss opened the Cru at 0-1 on the season while Trinity starts with a 1-0 record

The Tigers jumped to an early lead with a 23-10 first-quarter score shoot-ing 467 percent in the first 10minutes of play Both teams added 10 points in the second quarter for a 33-20 halftime mark before Trinity used a 16-point third quarter to gain advan-tage on UMHB The Cru fought back in the fourth quarter cutting the Tigersrsquo lead to as few as six points late in the contest but was unable to catch the Tigers giving Trinity the 59-52 victory

Kendra Wynn led the Cru with 22 points while Bridjai Chaney added 11 and Jonelle Smith added nine Meghan Turner and Wynn led the Cru with two assists each Wynn also led

UMHB with three blocked shots three steals and four baskets from the free-throw line Chaney brought down a team-high 14 rebounds as UMHB out-rebounded the Tigers 57-46 in the contest The Cru totaled 12 assists five blocks and eight steals shooting 275 percent in the match and 385 percent from the free-throw line

Trinityrsquos Elizabeth Balido led the Tigers with 14 points followed by Anecia Richardson with 12 Bryony Harris was the leading rebounder for Trinity bringing down 12 rebounds The Tigers totaled 14 assists five blocks and 10 steals shooting 322 percent in the contest 292 percent from beyond the arc and 609 percent from the free-throw line

UMHB rallied late but could not overcome Trinity Universityrsquos big advantage from the free-throw line as the Cru fell to the Tigers 72-65 Monday night in San Antonio UMHB is now 0-2 to start the season with both of the losses coming to the Tigers Trinity improves

to 2-0 on the year with the victory

The Cru fell behind by double digits in the second quarter as Trinity opened up a 15-point lead at 34-19 UMHB scored the final four points of the period and held the Tigers score-less for the final 450 to cut it to 34-23 at halftime Trinity would stretch the lead to 16 points at the end of the third quarter before UMHB rallied in the final period The Cru outscored the Tigers 25-17 over the final ten minutes but could not dig all the way out of that third quarter hole as the Tigers hit 15-23 from the free-throw line over the final two periods

Kendra Wynn posted her second straight double-double for the Cru leading the team with 16 points and 12 rebounds Tori Tucker added 14 points and hit 4-7 from three-point range and three other players chipped in seven points apiece UMHB shot 36 percent from the field as a team but hit just 29 percent in the first two quarters The

Cru was 10-17 from the free-throw line while the Tigers hit 26-36 from the charity stripe UMHB also turned the ball over 26 times in the loss while forcing 27 Tiger turn-overs

Monica Holguin topped Trinity with 20 points on 7-10 shooting from the field Anecia Richardson and Mollie Hughes added 11 points apiece and Hughes pulled down a team-high eight rebounds The Tigers were 8-19 from three-point range in addition to their advantage from the free-throw line in the win and Trinity shot 38 percent from the field as a team

The Cru women will return to action with another road non-con-ference game Thursday evening UMHB will trav-el to Marshall to take on Wiley College in a 530 PM tip-off The Crursquos next home game is Tuesday November 24th against Southwestern Assemblies of God

Russell 2015 AVCA D-III Freshman of Year


University of Mary Hardin-Baylor volleyball player Shelby Russell has been named the 2015 American Volleyball Coaches Association Freshman of the Year Russell is the first UMHB volleyball player to earn the distinction in the Division III era

A native of Huffman Texas (Hargrave HS) Russell led the Cru with 364 kills this year for a 331 kills per set aver-age She totaled 998 attacks with 143 errors hitting 221 in her first collegiate season Russell also added 23 assists and served 26 aces on the year Defensively she ranked second on the team with 360 digs and added 59 total blocks She recorded a sea-

son-high 24 kills against Southwestern on October 30th and a season-high 26 digs against Concordia on September 18th Russell was also named American Southwest Conference West Division Freshman of the Year and earned First Team All-West Division honors She was also a two-time Player of the Week recipient in 2015 and ranks second in the ASC in kills

UMHB finished the sea-son at 19-12 and advanced to the American Southwest Conference Volleyball Tournament champion-ship match for the second consecutive year Russell is the second athlete in head coach Rob Frostrsquos tenure to be honored with an AVCA All-Region award joining outside hitter Abby Voskuil who was named First Team All-West Region in 2014





Crusaders playoff road sees rematch at Hardin-Simmons

2015 Tiger Football had explosiveness excitement


The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team will make its 12th straight NCAA Division III National Championships appear-ance and its 14th in the last 15 years after the Cru earned an at-large bid to the postseason with the announcement of the 32-team field Sunday evening

UMHB will open the postseason on the road with a First Round rematch with American Southwest Conference rival Hardin-Simmons University That game will kick off at 1200 PM at Shelton Stadium in Abilene The game will be broadcast on K1017 FM with the pre-game show starting at 1130 AM on Saturday

Both teams will advance to the postsea-son as at-large selections with 9-1 over records and 4-1 marks in ASC play Hardin-Simmons won the regular season meeting between the two teams 29-26 three weeks ago in Abilene snapping UMHBrsquos 61-game regular sea-son winning streak and 39-game ASC win streak in the process Ryan Breton had 284 yards passing 223 of those to the speedy Jessie Ramos Kerry Sloan had 108 yards on 25 carries for the Cowboys

Zach Anderson and Blake Jackson went a combined 14-of-25 passing for 172 yards Malcolm Miller had 113 yards rushing on 23 carries and Duane Thompson added 49 yards on 13 carries

The two teams will be meeting for the fourth time in the postseason and the 22nd time over-all The Cru has won each of the previous three postseason meet-ings between these two programs and holds a 15-6 all-time edge in the series

ldquoIt feels awesome to be selected and we really did have to sweat it out this seasonrdquo Cru head coach Pete Fredenburg said ldquoIt makes you real-ize what a fragile exis-tence you have in the playoffs and I feel an obligation to make sure we do everything we can to make the most of this opportunity I think the playersrsquo reaction shows that they are excited to be back in the playoffs and we hope that the excitement carries on into our practice and preparation for a big ball game next week-endrdquo

Anderson crossed the 2000-yard passing mark against East Texas Baptist He is 125-of-204 for 2041 yards 19 touchdowns against just four interceptions He also has 247 yards rushing and seven touchdowns Jackson is inserted into the ball-game in certain pack-ages and his numbers are good going 34-of-67 passing for 451 yards six touchdowns against two interceptions while running for 263 yards

and three touchdownsThe ldquorunning back

by committeerdquo pro-cess has worked for the Crusaders in 2015 While the Cru has run for 2593 yards in 10 games this season there are just two running backs over 500 yards Miller with 563 yards on 111 carries with 12 scores and Thompson with 538 yards on 98 totes and six touchdowns Michael Carpenter (48-275 3 TDs) Jackson Anderson Sterling Scott (16-180 3 TDs) and third-string quarterback Zane Boles (20-134 2 TDs) are all over 100 yards rushing for the season

Wykeyhe Walker (42 receptions 778 yards 11 TDs) is UMHBrsquos leading receiver Marcus Wimby (33-540 2 TDs) DeNerian Thomas (30-344 5 TDs) Justin Brumfield (18-189 TD) and Robbie Seybold (10-210) are all viable options are wide receiv-er and tight end for Anderson and Jackson

Breton (108-of-162 1744 yards 20 TDs 3 INT) and Weston Garner (70-of-91 1048 yards 9 TDs 2 INT) navigate the Cowboysrsquo offense with Sloan (164-789 9 TD) getting the bulk of the carries

Ramos gets the major-ity of the looks at wide receiver (75 catches for 1443 yards 16 TDs 192 yards-per-catch) and is dangerous as a punt and kick returner He has 330 yards on 17 punt returns and two touchdowns to go with four kick returns for 130 yards and a touchdown

UMHBrsquos defense is one of the best in the

country with 19 inter-ceptions 49 sacks 122 tackles for 507 yards lost nine forced fum-bles and 11 recovered fumbles Trey Thedford leads the defense with 83 tackles Teidrick Smith has 47 tackles includ-ing a team-leading 21 tackles for 116 yards lost and a team-leading 14 sacks Jon Isom has 165 tackles for loss and is second on the team in sacks with 11 Baylor Mullins Raylon Hickey and Reggie Wilson each have four interceptions

Matthew Hawkins leads the Hardin-Simmons defense with 70 tackles Ryne Lewis is the leader in sacks with 10 and second on the team in tackles for loss with 165 Korey Zavala has 17 tackles for loss to lead the Cowboys

UMHB has a 25-13 all-time record in the NCAA Division III National Championships and joins Mount Union as the only two Division III programs in the country to win at least one play-off game in each of the last 11 seasons

Hardin-Simmons is in the postseason for sev-enth time overall but made the playoffs for the first time since 2008 Hardin-Simmons is 4-6 all-time in the NCAA Division III National Championships and the Cowboys advanced to the National Semifinals in 2000 The winner of the UMHBHSU game will advance to play the winner of the Hunt ingdonHendr ix opening round game The host team for the Second Round will be announced next Sunday afternoon

PHOTO BY DAVID MORRIS UMHBThe Crusaders defense has been strong once again in 2015 Baylor Mullins (32) and Matt Cody (28) are huge playmakers for the Cru whether itrsquos for a tackle for a loss an interception or a fumble recovery one of these two players are nearby

PHOTO BY DAVID MORRIS UMHBUMHB wide receiver DeNarian Thomas has emerged as a go-to receiver and excitement guy The Mart product adds a combi-nation of speed dexterity and big-play excitement that puts Crusader fans on the edge of their seats


Last Friday nightrsquos bi-dis-trict playoff game between the Belton Tigers and the Rowlett Eagles was loaded with ups and downs There were so many great perfor-mances including Davion Peoples scoring rushing touchdowns on three con-secutive scores including his school record-breaking 98-yard run on his way to a 200-plus yard rushing night and Peyton Mansellrsquos ability to navigate the Tigers up and down the field

ldquoObviously we did some good things offensivelyrdquo Belton head coach Bob Shipley said ldquoWe didnrsquot turn the ball over which we knew would be key The offensive line did a good job most of the night and of course we had some receivers come up with some big plays I thought Peyton (Mansell) played really well especially for his first playoff gamerdquo

ldquoOffensively our kids did a great job execut-ing the game plan we preached all week that we couldnrsquot have that lull on offense that we have had from time to timerdquo Belton offensive coordinator Sam Skidmore said ldquoThe offen-sive line controlled the line of scrimmage DaeDae (Peoples) and Demeatric (Brandon) did a great job seeing the holes running well and blocking Peyton did it through the air and on the ground and really stepped up and led the entire receiving corps did a great job I think almost everyone had a catch and did a great job blocking as wellrdquo

As heartbreaking as the

loss was it was the high mark for points scored in a game this season and set a school record for points in a season with 452 There was absolutely no quit in the 48 minutes

ldquoDefensively it was just a long nightrdquo Shipley said ldquoWe made a couple of stops but didnrsquot in the fourth quarter when we had too They were very athletic and had a great quarterback I thought our kids fought so hard and Irsquom proud of them for that My only disappointment offensively were penalties that hurt our field position and the inability to get first downs when we had the lead in the fourth quarterrdquo

ldquoVery impressed with the resiliency our kids showedrdquo Belton special teams coach Mike Morgan said ldquoIt was a very emotional game and our kids kept responding over and over againrdquo

Ramonce Taylor was on the sidelines for the last couple of games and has been very encouraging towards the team He was so happy for Peoples when he broke his school record for the longest run

ldquoRamonce has been to several games this yearrdquo Shipley said ldquoItrsquos always great to see him and have him giving our kids point-ers I donrsquot think anyone would argue that he has to be one of the greatest athletes to ever represent Belton High School Hersquos back in school and wants to be a coach After seeing the way our kids respond to him I think hersquod be a great onerdquo

ldquoWe were very glad to have Ramonce on the side-linerdquo Skidmore said ldquoThe kids can relate and he was encouraging the kids being

involved and I know our kids enjoyed him being aroundrdquo

When discussing with the coaches the bi-district playoff game outcomes the 10-7 Shoemaker win over Sachse was a surprise to many in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex But to the Belton staff it wasnrsquot

ldquoI knew Shoemaker had a good defense but I was a little surprised by the scorerdquo Shipley said ldquoSachse has playmakers all over the field I think it shows people that our district can compete with any district in the state Every school has a great coaching staff Irsquove been very impressed with the coaches in our district and of course the athletes we see week in and week out are amazingrdquo

ldquoNo I expected Shoemaker to give them fits the match up of Kendall Jones on Sachsersquos center was going play big in favor of Shoemakerrdquo Skidmore said ldquoAlso Shoemakerrsquos overall defensive speed and tenacity gave Sachse fits I donrsquot know for sure but Irsquom assuming Shoemakerrsquos defensive line and front seven was disruptive all night against Sachsersquos offensive linerdquo

ldquoShoemaker was not a surprise at allrdquo Morgan said ldquoHolding Sachse to zero offensive touchdowns was quite an accomplish-ment But the unit that Shoemaker is able to put on the field defensively will probably not be appreci-ated until all of those guys have graduated Midway performed about like I thought they would Aside from the early season loss-es they have been a very good team the last eight weeksrdquo

The Tigers had a great season despite a 5-6 record There were highlights and lowlights as every season has

ldquoThe two games at Killeen were exciting but I think the way our kids came out and played against Hendrickson and Stony Point was a highlight for the regular seasonrdquo Shipley said ldquoThose teams beat us badly last year and our kids showed that we are a different team this year I was also proud of the way we came out against Midway as well It was a far cry from last year when we were never in the gamerdquo

ldquoI thought our offense made great strides this yearrdquo Skidmore said ldquoAt times we were very explo-sive and put up good num-bers The offensive line played well all year Shack was a great leader and it was awesome to see the prog-ress of Jerrod (Jackson) Javon (Chambers) (Jacob) Dumas and Caleb Smith Jaylin Bryant You couldnrsquot have asked for a better 1-2 punch than DaeDae (Peoples) and Demeatric (Brandon) Those two had great seasons Peyton (Mansell) got better every game he was a real leader and battled every game The leadership and tenac-ity to win he showed was impressive The receiv-ers got better all year and Olajuwon (Taylor) step-ping up and making plays all year long was hugerdquo

ldquoThe 2015 Tigers were a great bunch to coachrdquo Morgan said ldquoThere were times we had it rolling in all three phases of the game and times when we were one or two first downs or one or two stops away from breaking close games

open With all of the offen-sive skill kids who had to be replaced from 2014 I was very proud of the way new guys developed and became such weapons offensively It all started and ended with the out-standing play of our offen-sive line and tight end I thought Zach Shackelford lead that group to being very good and new coach Jacob Hunter did an out-standing job as well Most disappointing was the early season struggles of our punt team and the impact it had on our Hendrickson Stony Point and Copperas Cove losses Kickers Roberto Barrios and Ryan Smith were very effective and improved dramatically from seasonrsquos start to endrdquo

Belton led in every game this season and five of the six losses came within the final minute (a total of 16 points in those five games) Things happen in foot-ball and this team could have finished with a 2-8 record and as good as 10-1 They set a school record for points in a season (452 in 11 games shattering the 1993 record of 425 in 1993 in 12 games)

ldquoWe had a lot of tough breaks this yearrdquo Shipley added ldquoI think the clock malfunctioning at Hendrickson had an effect on the outcome of the game Hendrickson scored two touchdowns in the sec-ond quarter that Irsquom not sure they would have had time to score if the clock was working properly I really feel that the Stony Point game came down to the fourth-down spot at the end of the game That sounds like an excuse but if you were at the game you know exactly what Irsquom

talking about The kids cer-tainly played well enough to win The Shoemaker game could have gone either way as could the Cove game Irsquove had seasons where the ball bounced our way and we got some breaks but unfortunately this wasnrsquot one of themrdquo

Defensively the team may have struggled and gave up yardage and points But the solid play of defensive line lineback-ers and secondary was there John Harvey Chris Jones Carlton Shanks III Brandon Gangloff Garrison Vaughn CJ Jones DJ Fisher Cody Garrett Reagan Chapman and a host of other defensive players played well against a schedule of solid teams

ldquoWinning is difficult in 6A football regardless of what team you are a part ofrdquo Morgan said ldquoI think the biggest thing moving forward is our guys have to understand the impor-tance of every play in the outcome of a close ball-game There can never be a letdown or lapse in focus in a tight ball game On the bright side the 2015 Tigers never quit and put themselves in situations to win every ball game they played this year

As is the case every sea-son teams lose a good number of seniors to grad-uation The 2016 Belton seniors have meant a great deal to the Belton Tigers football tradition

ldquoTheyrsquove put a lot into this thingrdquo Shipley said ldquoThey bought in and worked their tails off Not many teams across the state have over 100 kids that show up at 545 every morning to work out and our seniors led the wayrdquo


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THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY

November 19 2015 B-TOWN BULLETINPlease see Church Announcements and News on pages B2 and B3

SantaPal BlueSanta The Morganrsquos Point Resort

Fire and Police Departments have once again kicked off their SantaPal BlueSanta program which provides a full Christmas meal and toys for residents who are underserved or in financial needWe are asking for donations of

canned goods dry goods new unwrapped toys and monetary gifts to help us support these Morganrsquos Point Resort families Donations can be dropped off anytime at City Hall and at the Emergency Services CenterApplications for assistance are

available at the Morganrsquos Point Resort City Hall (8 Morganrsquos Point Boulevard) and at the Emergency Services Center (6 Lake Forest Drive) Deadline for the SantaPal BlueSanta As-sistance Program is Wednesday Dec 9 5 pmThe Annual MPR SantaPal

BlueSanta Chili Supper Fund-raiser will be held on Saturday Nov 21 at the Emergency Ser-vices Center All-you-can-eat Chili with the fixinsrsquo cornbread muffins and tea for $7 Bring a canned good to exchange for one of the delicious Auxiliary desserts

Bell RingersSign up now for the 2015

Salvation Army Red Kettle Bell Ringers Service groups clubs schools and teams are encour-aged Bell ringing runs Nov 27

through Dec 24 Hours are Monday - Saturday 10 am to 8 pmCall Tonya at the Corps Office

254-774-9996 or email tonya_dickersonusssalvationarmyorg

Historic Salado Ghostwalk

This autumn take a lantern-lit stroll down Saladorsquos Main Street Get lost in tales of cow-boys Indians buried treasure and ghostsAuthor Jonathan Hal Reynolds

will be your guide for the eve-ning as you visit historic sites such as the Stagecoach Inn the Salado College Grounds Pace Park and more Hear spooky legends and macabre folklore as twilight falls upon the village The ghostwalk begins at dusk and lasts for approximately an hour and a halfPublic tour tickets are on sale

now for selective dates in 2015 Private group tours are avail-able seven nights a week year around To check availability purchase tickets or request a private group tour please visit wwwsaladoghostwalkcomDonrsquot forget your outdoor

shoes walking stick and can-teen Recommended for ages 13 amp upTo submit your local ghost sto-

ries please contact the Historic Salado Ghostwalk at infosal-adoghostwalkcom

Free Dental Screenings

The Temple College Dental Hygiene Program will conduct free dental screenings for pro-spective patients on Mondays now through Nov 30 in the Jean and Ralph Wilson Dental Hygiene Clinic located in the Health Sciences Center on the Temple College campusScreenings are performed on

a walk-in basis and will be of-fered in two sessions 830 am to 10 am and from 130 pm to 3 pmAfter a patient has been

screened a dental hygiene stu-dent practitioner will call the pa-tient at a later date to set up a hygiene appointment There is a $15 fee for hygiene services The fee is due at the first clean-ing appointmentFor more information contact

the Temple College Dental Hy-giene Clinic at 254-298-8688

Keep America Beautiful The Great American Cleanup is

part of a nationwide effort with Keep America Beautiful that kicks off in more than 20000 communities each spring Any Texan can participate in the

Great American Cleanup Online registration is now available at wwwktborg for local organiza-tions to schedule events in their communities and gain access to valuable resources to plan promote and host an event Participants are encouraged to register their GAC events with Keep Texas Beautiful in order to receive trash bags volunteer giveaways promotional items and more to assist in facilitating their cleanup event Participants may also elect to post their event information on the Keep Texas Beautiful (KTB) event cal-endar KTB will be leading indi-viduals and community groups looking to volunteer to the KTB event calendar to find an oppor-tunity in their area

Central Texas Lone Stars Square Dance Club

Dances monthly 1st and 3rd Thursdays at Gober Party House 1516 W Ave H Temple (Corner of 31st amp Ave H) Square Dance 745-930 plus

workshop 7-745 Contact Louis Sehon 254-721-8483 wwwcen-traltexaslonestarscom

In the Mood Ballroom

In the Mood Ballroom will host a Country Dance Night on Fri-day Nov 20 from 8-11 pm Cover is $7 per person Dance lessons are 7-745 and are $10 including the dance Doors open at 630Call 254-773-7088 or 254-760-

7320 for information

Senior Activity CenterCountry western dance will

be the first and third Thursday from 630-930 pm with Shorty Grisham amp Friends and Larry Burgin amp Texas Traditions on Nov 19

Choral League of Central Texas

The public is invited to join the Choral League of Central Texas each Thursday night in the Fellowship Hall of First Presbyterian Church 2500 Church Street Belton from 7 - 830 pm The singers are currently rehearsing Schubertrsquos Mass in G and a few shorter pieces for a Nov 14 concert The chorus will sing at area senior residential centers through the Christmas season The chorus is accompanied by Jessye Whitis and directed by George Allison Weaver CLCT is a community-based

non-auditioned chorus with members of all ages Everyone is welcome to join us in singing and performing fine choral music Call Mr Weaver at 933-2025 with any questions

Business Resource CenterThe Central Texas Business

Resource Center (BRC) in conjunction with the Belton Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) offers free business counseling the first Tuesday of every month from 9 am to 5 pm at the BEDC office 2180 N Main St Belton The Central Texas Business

Resource Center provides workshops to anyone interested in starting or growing a business These workshops will be hosted at Workforce Solutions of Central TexasAppointments can be made by

calling the BRC office at (254) 200-2001 or e-mail marcuscworkforcelinkcom Walk-ins are allowed

Writerrsquos Guild The Bell County Writerrsquos Guild

meets on the first Thursday of each month at the Lena Armstrong Library in Belton 301 East 1st Street Belton The next meeting is on Dec 3 beginning at 630 The guest speaker this month will be local author and storyteller Karen Gaus

Community Book Group The Community Book Group

meets on Tuesdays between 2 and 3 pm at First Presbyterian Church 2500 Church Street off Greenbriar All are welcome to attend

MOWWFort Hood Chapter of the

Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW) meets for lunch and a program at 1130 am each third Monday of the month in the boardroom of The Gin at Nolan Creek in Belton All active duty and former military personnel and guests are invited

Breast Cancer Support Group

A Breast Cancer Support Group meets the second Tuesday of every month 1 ndash 2 pm in the meeting room of Heart of Central Texas Independent Living (HOCTIL) HOCTIL is located at 222 E Central Ave Belton This group is open to all women who are newly diagnosed current patients and survivors The purpose of the group is to provide emotional support friendship and companionship to women dealing with breast cancer You do not need to register just drop by There is no fee to attend The next meeting will be held Tuesday Dec 8 For additional information email Lorrie Anderson at LGATexas46gmailcom or call 214-683-6021

Back-to-School Immunizations

Metroplex Wellness department reminds parents that ensuring children have received their necessary vaccinations is not only important itrsquos the lawThe Metroplex Wellness

department hosts free monthly immunization clinics in conjunction with Texas Vaccines for Children The clinics are held at the Greater Killeen Free Clinic are first come first served and are based on financial need Those who have CHIP Medicaid no insurance or are underinsured qualify for free immunizations Parents are asked to bring their childrsquos shot record or letter from the school nurse

Upcoming Immunization Clinics

All immunization clinics are held at the Greater Killeen Free Clinic unless otherwise specifiedbull Nov 19 ndash 10 am-1 pmbull Dec 1 ndash 230-5 pmbull Dec 17 ndash 10 am-1 pm For more information about

the free monthly immunization clinics provided by the Metroplex Wellness department please call 254-519-8202

Marine Care Package Donations

The Salado Area Republican Women have started a campaign to send monthly care packages to deployed Marines The club is collecting small items to fit into a shoe box and also monetary donations for sending the care packages The cost to send one care package at the large flat box rate is $18 and the women will be collecting items and money at their general meetings from now until at least the end of the year

Texas Czechs Exhibition The multi-media exhibition

Texas Czechs Rooted in Tradition is now on display at the Czech Heritage Museum and Genealogy Center (CHM) in Temple through Jan 9 2016 It was produced by the nonprofit organization PolkaWorks and co-curated by Texas Czechs Lori Najvar and Dawn OrsakThe CHM is located at 119 W

French Avenue in Temple Open 10 am to 4 pm Tuesdays through Saturdays Museum and exhibit admissions are free during public program events

CAC ClassesNew classes for children

and adults are now open for registration at the Cultural Activities Center Classes include Award-winning artist Pauline Barrett will teach Fun with Fabrics a workshop that combines art fabrics and quilting The workshop held

on Nov 21 from 9 am - 4 pm will cover how to use fabric to transform a simple drawing into an original work of art The finished project will include a matted framed ready-to-hang artwork Cost is $100 for ages 10 and up and all supplies are includedBetty Reichert will lead a

holiday sewing party for ages 14 and up on Dec 5 9 am - 3 pm Participants can bring their own sewing machines and learn how to sew their own pajama pants perfect for the winter season Cost is $70 and includes all other supplies Hot cocoa and holiday cookies will also be servedThe Cultural Activities Center

located at 3011 North Third Street in Temple TX offers classes and programs for all ages throughout the year Current adult classes include ballroom dance clay and yoga Visit httpwwwcacARTSorg or call 254-773-9926 for more information on upcoming events and to register

Medicare Open Enrollment Medicare Open Enrollment

ends Dec 7 Medicare beneficiaries will be able to change their choices for Part D (prescription drug) coverage enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan change Medigap plans andor change Medicare Advantage plans The Area Agency on Aging

of Central Texas (AAACT) will assist Medicare beneficiaries in reviewing health andor prescription drug plans for 2016 AAACT trained and certified Benefits Counselors will be available to meet with Medicare beneficiaries at the Central Texas Council of Governments building 2180 N Main Belton 9 am to 2 pm on the following dates Nov 20 24 and Dec 1 To receive assistance

Medicare beneficiaries must bring their Medicare card list of medications and dosage preferred pharmacy and household income Staff will screen Medicare beneficiaries to determine if eligible for extra help Individuals with limited income and resources may be able to receive extra help paying their prescription drug coverage costs Individuals who qualify for extra help may get their prescriptions filled and pay little or nothing out of pocket

Kiwanis Club The regular Belton Kiwanis

Club meeting will be at 7 am on Nov 24 at the Belton Tacqudera located at 261 Sparta Road near the Belton Walmart Henry Garza Bell County District Attorney will be the speaker

MOAAMilitary Officers Association

of America (MOAA) will meet 20 NOV 2015 in the Phantom Warrior Room Courtyard Marriot 1721 East Central Texas Expressway in Killeen The speaker is Chaplain Greg Schannep (former III CORPS Chaplain) Thanksgiving programActiveRetired Former Officers

and Warrant Officers of all services are welcomeLunch starts at 1130 Please

bring $15 cashReservations requested

Members RSVP to email nonmembers please call 254-699-3969

MPR SantaPal BlueSanta Chili Supper

The Annual MPR SantaPal BlueSanta Chilii Supper Fundraiser will be held on Saturday Nov 21 ndash following the Annual Auxiliary B4 Thanksgiving amp Christmas Sale ndash at the Emergency Services Center from 5 to 7 pmAll you can eat Chili with the

fixinsrsquo cornbread muffins and tea for $7 Bring a canned good to exchange for one of the delicious Auxiliary desserts For questions or additional information concerning the MPR SantaPal BlueSanta program contact Carla 254-780-6773 fdmcmillengmailcom

B4 SaleB4 (Thanksgiving amp Christmas)

Auxiliary Sale Saturday November 21st from 8am-3pm Morganrsquos Point Resort Emergency Services Center (6 Lake Forest Drive) Home-baked pies cakes bread brownies candy cookies and more for Thanksgiving desserts Handmade creative one-of-a-kind Office Teacher White Elephant and other Gift items Decorations and Jewelry PLUS ndash Local Vendors B4 Christmas ndash Shop and Support Auxiliary and local Merchants

CAC Coffee ReceptionThe Cultural Activities Center

(CAC) invites the public to a free coffee reception at 1030am on Monday November 30 to honor veterans who have artwork on display in the upstairs gallery The exhibit titled Veterans on the Up includes works made during CAC art therapy classes uniforms and medals and works by veterans who are artists Refreshments from veteran-owned Bite the Bagel Cafeacute in Killeen will be served and Retired Lt Col Michael Jackson will give a talk Taught by certified art instructor Angela Mowery Art for Relaxation art therapy classes are held monthly at the CAC at little or no cost to veterans thanks in part to a grant from Texas Commission on the Arts The classes cover different types of media including painting mixed media collage and more with a focus on social interaction and stress relief Moweryrsquos husband Herb Mowery is a 28-year Army veteran Herb contributed his photography uniform and Bronze Star and Purple Heart medal display to the exhibit Angelarsquos son Morgan Tinsley is a printmaker and currently serves in the Texas Army National Guard Having family and close friends who have served gives Mowery an insiderrsquos look at how veterans cope with the scars of their servicemdashsome visible wounds and some notThe Art for Relaxation classes began after Kerry Lewis from the Veterans Affairs (VA) Psychosocial Recovery Resource Center (PRRC) approached the CAC almost a year ago seeking learning opportunities for veterans The PRRCrsquos main goal is helping veterans suffering from severe and persistent mental illness including post-traumatic stress disorder Lewis said the classes at the CAC help reach this goal by reconnecting members with community resources and getting them involved to keep on enjoying life Veterans on the Up will be on display until December 18

Bell County Expo Center

Nov 17BHS Academic Banquet

Nov 18Dist 8 4H Fashion ShowBHS Volleyball Banquet

Nov 19Holiday Around Town

Nov 20Shrine Circus

Bell Fine ArtsWednesdays

Paint amp Create Day

Borsquos BarnThursday

Karaoke with DJ JasonFriday

Kenny OrtsSaturday Billy Holt

For updates on upcoming tourism-related and community events join the

Belton Facebook group or visit wwwbeltonchambercom

Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR

Regular City ampClub Meetings

Belton City Council2nd amp 4th Tues 530 pmHarris Community Center

City Planning amp Zoning Committee3rd Tues 530 pm

Harris Community Center

Bell Co Historical Commission4th Mon 7pm

Bell Co Courthouse

Bell Co Commissioners CourtMonday 900 am

Court Seventeen 2nd Floor Bell Co Courthouse

Downtown Belton Merchants AssocMarket Days

3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm

Belton Farmers MarketSaturdays City Parking Lot

Belton Area military Spouses Support2nd Thurs

Coronas de Oro at The Gin

Belton Rotary ClubTues Noon The Gin at Nolan Creek

Belton Lions ClubThurs Noon

The Gin

Belton Kiwanis ClubTues 7 am

Taqueria Mexicana on Sparta Rd

Iris Society2nd Mon 6 pm

Saint Paul United Methodist Church Temple

Stoney Brook Alzheimerrsquos amp Dementia Support Group

3rd Tues 530 pmStoney Brook of Belton

Golden Age Club First Baptist Church1st Tues 11 am

1874 Church Committee2nd Mon 530 pm Belton City Hall

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Wolf Moon YogaInstructor Sarah Harris

Tuesday- Ashtanga Yoga 545 to 7 pmWednesday- Level 2 Yoga 545 to 7 pm

Thursday- Level 1 Yoga 530 to 645 pm

ZumbaInstructor Ivy FosterTuesdays amp Thursdays

6 pm to 7 pm$35 for 10 session

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City of Belton Parks amp Recreation ProgramsRegistrations are required prior to all class

start dates Participants may register at the Harris Community

Center 401 N Alexander Belton between 9 am and 4 pm Mon - Fri

For more information call 933-5861

Recurring Events and Activities

Upcoming Events

Congratulations to Christine Fletcher REALTORreg

The beginning of a new chapterWe wish you all the best 719-510-8181

NEW carpet in living formal dining and master suite Tile entry tall ceilings arched columns recessed and transom lighting throughout home Kitchen has Corian countertops tile floors microwave Maytag range new Whirlpool dishwasher pantry and breakfast area with outside access door Split 3 bedrooms master suite has raised deacutecor ceiling recessed lighting bath with double vanity walk-in tiled shower large closet plus linen closet Two nice size guest bedrooms and hall bath Desk nook with bookcase and large storage closet utility room also with storage cabinets Double car insulated garage with exterior keypad opener attic access and walk-

thru door Security sprinkler systems 9x12 patio 10x12 storage building and garden area 5711 Meadow Wood $159900 Sara Irvine Broker Associate Sojourn Real Estate 2547600007

NEW NEW NEW Convenient to UMHB park and hikebike trail Three bedrooms and two full baths split floorplan with large living area Cozy covered patio looks out to the tree covered backyard Great location Great price at $119900 and brand new in Belton Loraine Goode Realtor HB Sheppard R E 254 541-3900

COUNTRY Over 12acre 4bdrm 2bath 1800sf priced at only $139900 Loraine Goode Realtor HB Sheppard R E 254 541-3900

NEAR PIRTLE ELEM--like new 322 pool access corner lot $161000 Loraine Goode Realtor HB Sheppard R E 254 541-3900

GREAT BUY-BELTON SCHOOLS Four bedrm 25bath office gamerm and two eating areas plus pool access only $206000 Loraine Goode Realtor HB Sheppard R E 254 541-3900

Home ownership feels great all during the year but it has a special meaning during the holidays Even without perfect credit we can help you We are now helping our clients repair their credit so they can buy the home they have been dreaming of Contact Cyd West First Community Morgage NMLS 405392 about a home loan Give her a call at 254-289-3129

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COVINGTON REAL ESTATE INC is your 1 BeltonTemple rental prop erty manager933-1010 wwwcovingtonsellscom

3706 Indian Grove This 32 home in SW Temple has 2116 sf and has a unique round brick dining room Needs carpet amp paint

Great neighborhood $139000 Marilyn Burres 254-760-9795 Sojourn Real Estate

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This view will take your breath away Enter this ldquomove in ready ldquo home and the first thing you see are the ABSOLUTELY STUNNING LAKE VIEWS 3bedrooms and 2 baths 2778 square feet 46 Cliffwood Circle $440000 Becky Judkins 254-338-0692 Sojourn Real Estate

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ldquoBreathtakingrdquo That is the only word to describe this gorgeous Victorian style house Sitting in Templersquos Historic District on a large corner lot this home has updated plumbing and electrical systems and central heat and air installed The grand front porch invites you to sit and stay awhile The trim and wood work when you enter the home is amazing From the original front doors to the hardwood floors you will be in awe This home features 4 bedrooms with the master and a 2nd being downstairs 3 living areas and a formal dining almost complete the package but donrsquot forget the POOL Please call Bradley Sheppard at 254-541-2731 or Miriam Martinez at 254-493-7828 to take a look at this jaw dropping Texas-sized home at 603 N 7th street todayrdquo

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VERY PRIVATE SETTING surrounds this recently updated beauty 3Bd 2 ba plus bonus room Large deck Workshop welec amp air Barn welec On frac12 acre trees fill the lot Prime

location Belton Schools Must see at $159500 4321 Stillhouse Dr Nancy Kendrick 254-760-1881 Sojourn Real Estate tfn

WOW Home with Acreage and workshop 33 on 4 acres Property backs up to Corp land Walk in shower screened in patio 4800 Lantana $279000 Call Joan today for a showing 254-760-2746 Joan Wright Realtor at Sojourn Real Estate joancwrigthmsncomwwwjoanwrighttexashomescomtfn

3811 River Oaks- This 32 PatioGarden home has 1591 sf has a 2-sided Fireplace and a Deck Overlooking a creek Galley kitchen Atrium New Windows and Pool in Commons Area Marilyn Burres 2 5 4 - 7 6 0 - 9 7 9 5 Sojourn Real Estatetfn

Gorgeous 5 bedroom 3 full bathrooms on large quiet lot Salado schools over half an acre fenced back yard New carpet installed and interior painted June 2015 Move in ready Nice curb appeal with great landscaping Make this your home today as it wonrsquot last long BETTY RENFRO CELL 2547425508 b r e n f r o y a h o o com United Country Central Texas Auction amp Realty 988 Acres On a Hill near Lake Beltonrsquos Hwy 36 Bridge Great location for commercial or retail building site Bob Arris 254-718-9897 BobArriscom b o b a v v m c o m Sojourn Real Estate

COVINGTON REAL ESTATE INC is your 1 BeltonTemple rental prop erty manager

933-1010 wwwcovingtonsellscom

MULTIPLE USE HWY 36 LOCATION TEMPLE TX NORTH OF LAKE BELTON 1200+- Hwy 36 FRONTAGE FENCED AND GATED ONE+ ACRE PAVED PARKING LOT 3000 SQFT+-OFFICES amp LIVING 2 OFFICES 13X13 RETAIL SPACE WITH LARGE COUNTER KITCHEN LAUNDRY ROOM 2 LARGE MULTI-USE ROOMS FULL BATH WITH SHOWER SHOP 3200SQFT+- TOTAL WITH 40rsquoX60prime HAVING 3 MANUAL ROLL UP DOORS FRONT AND BACK OF BUILDING 14rsquoHX12rsquoW TO DRIVE THROUGH SHOP 20rsquoX40prime SHOP WROLL UP 90rsquoX60prime AWNING NOT ATTACHED CELL 254-742-5508BETTY RENFRO United Country Central Texas Auction amp Realty


Custom features throughout this 325 home in great Belton neighborhood Two story with downstairs master and formal dining gourmet kitchen is over-size with lots of custom cabinetry and granite countertops Professional gas range and built-in computer desk Professionally landscaped with multi-level deck complete with gas grill and gazebo Call Mary for private showing760-5280 Mary Morrow RealtorGRI VISION Real Estate TFN

COVINGTON REAL ESTATE INC is your 1 BeltonTemple rental prop erty manager 933-1010 www

covingtonsellscom

NEW TILE CARPET REFRIGERATOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL TOILETS PAINT AND SO MUCH MORE 322 wFP amp fenced yard Belton ISD mins from lake $145000 Call Cher 254-654-0090

MILLION DOLLAR LAKE VIEW without the million dollar price tag Live the peaceful and magnificent views of Lake Belton from 9 rooms Call Mona today 254-534-1605 $289900

16004 Charlya Moffat Tanglewood Subdivision Build your dream home on this lot and enjoy country living Gated Community $250 POA dues per year which gives access to community pool park and community building for events REDUCED$3000 M A R G A R E T PLEASANT 254-760-3131 REMAX TEMPLE-BELTON

For Lease 3 bed-room 2 full baths two car garage covered back patio Fenced Yard New Paint and tile locat ed at 16 N Winecup Dr Morgans Point Resort TX 76513 $107500 Per Month Call Jay at 254-654-0091 TFN

32 Log Home on Lake Belton Lake front Large bedrooms amp wrap around covered porch Lots of wood accents inside + fireplace5020 Lakeaire Circle Moffat $199500 Deposit $80000David Barr Broker (254) 681-7534TFN

1250 sq ft Professional Office space for rent at 3011 North Main Street Belton Brand new office building high speed internet access available immediately Call 2545412731 TFN

MANU FACTU R ED HOME FINANCING SPECIALISTS No credit bad cred-it No SS all ok Owner finance new single or DW O down with land VA FHA first time buyer no applica tion fee Call 8 3 0 - 6 2 5 - 5 2 4 0 wwwmhfinancings p e c i a l i s t s c o m RBI35633

Sailboat For Sale Want to go sailing This 1985 Merit 25 is ready for you A 25rsquo cabin sailboat great for day sailing on the lake or racing in our local lake regattas is for sale Includes a 4HP Yamaha outboard motor (less than 10 hours runtime) equipped with sail-drive and an external 35gl gas tank Also

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November 19 2015 CLASSIFIEDS

30+- Acres Enjoy the wooded areas open rolling pastures and 2 wet weather tanks Fencedlivestock ready Beautiful 4BR3BA home with 2 liv2 din areas Large open kitchen lots of counter space Large deck on the back and recently paved driveway Must see to appreciate all this property offers

Family size home with plenty of space for everyone this gently lived-in home has 4 large bedrooms and 2 12 baths The living room is open to the kitchen and breakfast Upstairs game room has space to spread out a large or extended family Large master suite bath has garden tub and shower Belton ISD $167500

Work is complete with fresh paint and carpeting throughout this 4 bedroom 2 bath home Large backyard with wonderful covered patio Perfect location for work and school $118000

Wanting to build that dream home WITH AMAZING HILLTOP VIEW Scattered trees and utilities available on the 113 acre lot Restricted subdivision with stately beautiful homes

1237 acres of Hillside views with great building sites River frontage and a rich country setting with city convenience River Ridge Ranch is minutes to Killeen or Georgetown $120000

New design of stone and brick exterior Youre just in time to pick colors etc Open floorplan with 3 bedrooms 2 baths split arrangement Roomy bedrooms granite counters in kitchen and baths On a large double lot $155000

25+- ACRES Currently zoned agricultural Future land use is High Density ResidentialMixed Use Location would support a housing development or possible zoning change Great location--just one block off Loop 121 and West Hwy 190

Partial woods and open space Creek runs through the property to give picturesque settings for Development City of Harker Heights has a water line at FM 2410 Beautiful trees for unique building sites +- 91 ACRES

South Temple location with great options for smaller starter home downsize or rental potential 3 bedroom 25 bath 2 car garage Cleaned and ready for move in Very convenient location $96500

Trees and running creek make this a very desirable property with some lake view Near Evergreen Estates (new development) Over 1700 feet of road frontage This could be a beautiful estate home property or development 1249+- ACRES $249900

49 Acres which could be divided in two 24+ acre tracts Power and Water meter Available Restrictions and Livestock Welcome $16170000

12 acre lot near lake view boat ramps and parks Beautiful building site with nice trees Water and electricity available $48000

Beautiful home building site with septic installed for 2400sf home Best suited for garage on ground level Upper level to provide amazing lake view Plans available if interested $100000

Over 24 acres to build your dream home Convenient to Georgetown Temple or Austin lot offers beautiful building site with water well dig included Salado ISD $47500

541-1100Paula Golden Realtor

Real Estate

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TEMPLE GREAT LOCATION Move in condition 3818 Whispering Oaks Quality built home by Jim Vaughn in 2001 Clean corner fireplace 3 BR 2 baths 2 car garage with open livdin and kitchen area Utility room with sink lots of storage Carpet and laminate floors cov patio and trees Roof replaced in 2014 Sprinkler system Lot is 52 X 139 Great for retirees Priced below tax appraisal $162500

TEMPLE 1104 SOUTH 49TH STREET Many possibilities 4+ fenced corner lots (218 X 140) Big Oak trees with 624 sq ft home Home has open living area range ref microwave 3 window units wall heat and ceiling fans Roof was replaced June 2015 Asking $60000

ROGERS NEAR TEMPLE Large home for a large family Monthly payments cheaper than rent Great schools 2444 square feet (BellCad) all electric 7 bedrooms 2 baths 2 living areas 2 dining areas 2 central heat and air built-in ironing board new paint and new laminate and carpet floors big utility room two hot water heaters fenced trees 1 car garage Home needs a little work priced accordingly Home is located on FM 437 (503 North Alvin Ailey) in city limits

2530 FENCED ACRES in the Academy School District on Stallion Road Lots of road frontage REDUCED PRICE

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2620 Blue Meadow Temple4 BR 2 BA Move in readyNear hospitals amp shopping

$152900

431 Elmer King Rd Belton3 BR 25 BA on 10 acres

Pool workshop barn trees roping arena Salado ISD

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Meet Your Local Realtor

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Manufactured Housing

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the Merit 25 comes with 2 mainsails 2 jibs and 2 spinnakers and 1 whisker pole The Merit 25 has been reupholstered in waterproof vinyl blues and whites new Lexan deadlights (windows) and a deep-cycle marine battery Although the Merit is lsquoReady-to-sailrsquo it does need some TLC The price of the Merit 25 has been adjusted to help offset the cost of the work needed to fully restore her $250000 makes you the new owner of this long time Lake Belton resident Want to learn how to sail but donrsquot know how I will include two lessons with the purchase of the Merit 25 Want to know more Call 254-931-2453 for more information

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M a h o g a n y B o o k c a s e T V Stand 6rsquo lighted 3 shelves amp 2 cabinet doors $12500 call or text for picture 940-367-1755

Queen Anne C h i n a C r y s t a l Cabinet Cherry lighted in excellent condition $97500 Queen Anne Dining Table amp 8 Chairs Cherry 75rsquo table 6 chairs 2 captain chairs excellent condition $97500 or $180000 for both CallText for photo 940-367-17551119

LARGE MOVING SALE 2485 Old Golf Course Road Belton Close to Bell County Justice Center off Loop 121 and Auction Barn Road Saturday amp Sunday November 21 amp 22 700 am to 300 pm

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Neighborhood Wide Sale Saddle Creek subdivision Entrance at corner of Marshall and Ave D Belton Saturday November 21 8am-2pm

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Friday and Saturday 8-5 Two recliners and other household items lots of little stuff 1910 S Wall St Belton

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Companion job wanted in Belton only 10-15 hours a week Light housework take to Drrsquos appointments store hair dresser Caretakers do you

need a break Glenda Berry 254-421-3163 Reasonable Have references I am a retired LVN

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A p p l i c a t i o n has been made with the Texas Alcoholic B e v e r a g e Commission for a Wine and Beer Retailerrsquos Off-Premise Permit by CEFCO A P a r t n e r s h i p dba CEFCO Food Store 19 located at 5537 FM 439 Suite A Belton Bell County Texas Partners are Fikes Investors Inc Fikes Investors Inc No 2 and Fikes Investors Inc

No 3 James Fikes President and Cathy Fikes Secretary and Treasurer of all partners

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ALL STAR L I C E N S E SERVICE 9894 B I S S O N N E T STE 175H O U S T O N TEXAS 77036 713644-2120 LEGAL NOTICENotice is hereby given in accordance with the terms of the provisions of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code THAT GSR R e s t a u r a n t s LLC dba Wingstop 1100 HAS FILED APPLICATION FOR A Wine and Beer Retailerrsquos Permit and Food and Beverage Certificate SAID BUSINESS TO BE CONDUCTED AT 209 Sparta Road Belton Bell County Texas 76513 OWNER Govind A g r a w a l Manager

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THE STATE OF TEXAS CITATION BY PUBLICATION Case Number 31241 To REGINALD JOHNSON 209 EAST VALLEY ROAD A HARKER HEIGHTS TX 76548 PAULA K HAWKES Applicant on 090115 filed a FIRST AMENDED APPLICATION FOR A P P O I N T M E N T OF PERMANENT GUARDIAN OF THE PERSON AND ESTATE in a proceeding sty led TRACI HAWKES-JOHNSON Incapacitated and bearing the number of 31241 in the County Court of Bell County Texas The court will hear the aforesaid APPLICATION after the expiration of ten days exclusive of the day of publication from the date this citation is published which will be November 19 2015 in the County Court of Law No 1 Courtroom at the Bell County Justice Complex 1201 Huey Road in Belton Texas All persons interested in the aforesaid estate are commanded to appear at or before the time set for said hearing by filing a written contest or answer to said application should they desire to oppose or contest it Said written contest or answer shall be filed in the office of Shelley Coston County Clerk Bell County Texas PO Box 480 Belton Texas 76513 The name and address of the attorney for applicant is JOHN ERIC STOEBNER 2106

BIRDCREEK DRIVE TEMPLE TX 76502 The officer serving this Citation shall in compliance with the Law serve it by publication once in a newspaper of general circulation in this the County in which the defendant last resided as required by Section 202052 of the Texas Estate Code for not less than ten days before the return day hereof exclusive of the day of publication and the date of publication said newspaper bears shall be the day of publication Issued and given under my hand and seal of said Court at office on November 12 2015 Shelley Coston County Clerk of Bell County Texas PO Box 480 1201 Huey Road Belton Texas 76513 by s Deputy LOPEZCY

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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF VIVIAN ELIZABETH MORGAN DECEASED Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of VIVIAN ELIZABETH MORGAN were issued on October 19 2015 in Cause Number 31365 pending in the County Court of Bell County Texas to PATRICIA WHITLEY Claims against such Estate shall be presented at the following address in care of the attorney for the representative of the Estate Estate of VIVIAN ELIZABETH MORGAN Mickey Wade P O Box 328 412 East Central Belton Texas 76513 All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law Dated this 10th day of November 2015 ESTATE OF VIVIAN ELIZABETH MORGAN BY s MICKEY WADE Attorney for the Estate

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of JOHN THOMAS DAVIS SR Deceased were issued on November 4 2015 in Cause No 31482 pending in the County Court at Law No1 Bell County Texas to John T Davis Jr All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them to the undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed by law DEVON S LINZY Attorney at Law 17 N 25th Street Temple

TX 76504 DATED the 11th day of November 2015 s DEVON S LINZY Attorney for John T Davis Jr State Bar No 24086218 17 N 25th Street Temple TX 76504 Telephone (254) 773-1663 Facsimile (254) 773-2574 E-mail devonlinzythigpencom

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of PASCUAL MAGANA JR Deceased were issued on October 21 2015 in Cause No 31414 pending in the County Court at Law No1 Bell County Texas to DANIEL MAGANA All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them to the undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed by law DEVON S LINZY Attorney at Law 17 N 25th Street Temple TX 76504 DATED the 11th day of November 2015 s DEVON S LINZY Attorney for DANIEL MAGANA State Bar No 24086218 17 N 25th Street Temple TX 76504 Telephone (254) 773-1663 Facsimile (254) 773-2574 E-mail devonlinzythigpencom

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that original Letters T e s t a m e n t a r y for the Estate of WILLIAM DWIGHT S T O N E B U R N E R Deceased were issued on November 5 2015 in Cause No 31463 pending in the County Court at Law No1 Bell County Texas to RICHARD ALLEN STONEBURNER All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them to the undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed by law JIM THIGPEN Attorney at Law 17 N 25th Street Temple TX 76504 DATED the 11th day of November 2015 s JIM THIGPEN Attorney for RICHARD ALLEN STONEBURNER State Bar No 19837300 17 N 25th Street Temple TX 76504 Telephone (254) 773-1663 Facsimile (254) 773-2574 E-mail jetlinzythigpencom

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of WILLIAM T CONLON SR

Deceased were issued on October 16 2015 in Cause No 31453 pending in the County Court of Bell County Texas to MARY HERNANDEZ CONLON All persons having c la ims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them to the undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed by law J ERIC STOEBNER 2106 Bird Creek Drive Temple Texas 76502 DATED the 10th day of November 2015 s J ERIC STOEBNER Attorney for MARY HERNANDEZ CONLON State Bar No 24046919 2106 Bird Creek Drive Temple Texas 76502 Telephone (254) 771-1855 Facsimile (254) 771-2082 erictemplelawofficecom

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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF FELIX REYNA JR DECEASED NOTICE is hereby given that original Letters of Testamentary were issued on November 10 2015 in a proceeding styled Estate of Felix Reyna Jr Deceased in Cause Number 30851 pending in the County Court of Bell County Texas Claims may be presented in care of the attorney for the Independent Executor addressed as follows Maria Onfelia Reyna Barrientas Independent Executor of the Estate of Felix Reyna Jr Deceased Tad Cleaves Roberts amp Roberts LLP 2501 East Elms Rd Ste A Killeen Texas 76542-3023 All persons having claims against this estate which is currently being administered are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law Signed on November 10 2015 Roberts amp Roberts LLP Attorneys for Maria Onfelia Reyna Barrientas By s Tad Cleaves

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DISCLAIMERAll Legal Notices are published as submitted including spelling errors Deadlines are Mondays at 500 pm

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3 bedroom25 bathroomPOOL Come see this gem




Thursday November 19 2015 D4THE BELTON JOURNAL

B-TOWN BULLETIN CONTINUED2015 Other exhibits on display include Longing amp Losing Recent Artwork of Debra Smith Barnes amp Ted Barnes Diary in the Sky by Hugo Shi and CAC Ceramics amp A Work of Art Glass Artists Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 8am to 430pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am to 1pm or by appointment Located at 3011 North Third Street in Temple the CAC hosts several exhibit openings stage performances concerts in the Texas Music Series and more events throughout the year For more information on upcoming events and to become a member visit cacARTSorg or call 254-773-9926

Free Legal Clinic for Veterans

Veterans who need legal advice or legal assistance can visit a free legal clinic scheduled in TempleBell County on Friday November 20 staffed and sponsored by attorney members of the Bell County Bar Association in conjunction with the Veterans Legal Initiative a coalition of local bar associations to provide pro bono legal services to US veterans in 18 counties in Texas The clinic will be held at the Olin E Teague VA Medical Center 1901 Veterans Memorial Drive Building 171 Room A25 in Temple from 100 pm to 400 pm No appointment is necessary Any veteran or spouse of a deceased veteran can receive advice and counsel from a volunteer attorney in any area of law including family wills and probate consumer real estate and tax law as well as disability and veterans benefits Veterans who need ongoing legal representation and who qualify for legal aid may be assigned a pro bono attorney to handle their case For more information on the November 20 clinic contact the Veterans Legal

Initiative at 713-759-1133

Casino Night St Maryrsquos Catholic School is

hosting Casino Night ldquo A Night In Vegasrdquo at the Cultural Activities Center 3011 N 3rd Street in Temple on Saturday Nov 21 Cost is $50 Doors open at

6 pm Includes music food drinks live amp silent auction games and prizes

Celebrate PerformanceChisholm Trail Chorus of

Sweet Adelines International will present its annual show ldquoCelebraterdquo at 7 pm Saturday November 21 at the Cultural Activities Center (CAC) 3011 North 3rd St in Temple The performance is being co-produced by the CACTickets for the show are $20

and can be purchased online through the CAC Box Office at wwwcacartsorg All seats are reserved

Temple CVB Gets in the Holiday Spirit at the Santa Fest Holiday MarketMark your calendars for Templersquos first Santa Fest Holiday Market presented by the Temple Convention amp Visitors Bureau on Saturday December 5th This holiday event will be held throughout downtown Temple from 1000 am ndash 400 pm Maps and a schedule of events will be available at the Santa Fe Depot online at discovertemplecom or at the Santa Fest Booth the day of the eventGet in the spirit of the season as you enjoy arts amp crafts vendors food trucks carriage rides carolers great deals from downtown merchants and of course welcoming Santa and Mrs Claus to town as they arrive by train to the Railroad amp Heritage Museum Admission to the market is free however merchandise and food is purchased on your ownVendors will be set up along the Downtown Square (2 N Main Street) and the Community Market (212 S Main St) Downtown merchants will also have specials running throughout the event Food trucks will be on hand in the Main Street Parking Lot next to In The Mood Ballroom (13 S Main St)ldquoThe Santa Fest Holiday Market is a one-of-a-kind holiday shopping experiencerdquo said Nancy Glover Director of the Temple Convention amp Visitors Bureau ldquoChildren will love meeting and telling Santa amp Mrs Claus what they want for Christmas and parents can squeeze in a little holiday shopping at the local vendors who will be set up at the marketrdquoAdditional entertainment will include a holiday home tour through select homes in Templersquos Historical District Complimentary shuttle service to and from the Historical District will be available at the Czech Heritage Museum (119 W French Ave) Horse drawn carriage rides will be available and depart from the Depot Live Christmas music will also be played throughout the Downtown area Santa Fe Depot and at select local merchants The winner of the 2015 Shop Local Campaign will also be announced at the conclusion of Santa Fest Tickets for the Holiday Home Tour and Carriage rides at the Depot will be sold for a nominal feeLimited vendor spaces for both arts amp crafts vendors and food trucks are still available for $25vendor Registration applications may be submitted online at discovertemplecomFor additional details on the Santa Fest Holiday Market please contact Sennett

Farias at 254-298-5418

Silver and Black Masquerade BallYou are cordially invited to The

First Annual TRIO Central Texas Chapter Fundraiser (Transplant Recipients International Organization Inc) Silver and Black Masquerade Ball at the Hilton Garden Inn Temple on Dec 12 from 600 pm to 1000 pm $7500 per person Enjoy an evening of dinner dancing and more For ticket purchase and information email silverandblacktriocentraltexasorg Attire is Black Tie and masksAll proceeds will benefit

TRIO Central Texas Chapterrsquos project to acquire a house for the Central Texas transplant candidatepatients living donors and their families Deadline for ticket purchase is

Nov 20

Mother Earth News Fair Mother Earth News the largest

and longest-running publication about self-sufficient lifestyles will premiere its Texas version of the Mother Earth News Fair Feb 20-21 at the Bell County Expo Center 301 W Loop 121 The Fair runs from 9 am to 7 pm on Saturday and from 9 am to 5 pm SundayFairgoers can attend more than

150 hands-on workshops that cover organic gardening food preparation and preservation natural health renewable energy homesteading small-scale livestock green building green transportation and related topics Local and national experts on sustainable and rural lifestyles will lead the sessionsFor a reduced price attendees

will be able to pre-order a weekend wristband closer to the event Wristbands at the gate will cost more Children 17 and under get in free A limited number of VIP lanyards are available for purchase as well VIPs receive perks such as priority seating at workshops and catered meals To purchase wristband passes

inquire about exhibiting or check programming visit MotherEarthNewsFaircom or call toll-free 800-234-3368

COLONIAL DAMESThe Gov Samuel Mathews

Chapter Colonial Dames XVII Century will meet at the Bell County Museum Saturday November 21 The meeting will begin at 1030 am The program will be ldquoColonial Etiquetterdquo Delegates will be elected for the Texas Society Colonial Dames XVII Century Conference February 25-27 2016 Delegates for the National Conference will also be electedMembers are reminded to bring Christmas cards with stamped envelopes for our veterans at

the Temple VA Hospital

Bell County DemocratsBell County Democrats will be

meeting Nov 2 at 1200 pm to 300 pm at the Argi-Life Extension Bldg 1605 North Main street in Belton 9th Annual Christmas on

the Farm Itrsquos time for the 9th annual

Christmas on the Farm to be held out at the Bell County Expo arena Saturday December 5th Itrsquos an event for the entire family Come see Santa amp Mrs Claus or participate in more than 39 activities such as hayrides stick horse racing and this year we are bringing back the ponies Doors open at 900 am and the fun ends at 500 pm Admission is only 50 cents per person or $200 for a family Activity tickets are available for purchase Come out and create a fun holiday memory at Christmas on the Farm Proceeds from this event go to Aware Central Texas to help prevent child abuseneglect amp family violence

Rustic AcresRustic Acres Event Center

will host an Open House on Saturday Dec 5 500 pm to 700 pm and on Sunday Dec 6 200 pm to 400 pm Join them for a come-and-go open house and tour the new venue Saturdayrsquos festivities will include a bounce house cold beverages a nacho bar and vendor booths 8513 Fox Road in Belton 254-791-9010 or visit wwwrusticacreseventcentercom

Build a Gingerbread House ldquoThe Harker Heights Parks

and Recreation department will be hosting a free Gingerbread House Blueprints class on Saturday November 21 2015 from 900am ndash 1130am at the Activities Center 400 Indian Trail The class will teach participants how to design build and decorate a gingerbread house Supplies are provided Participants can use the knowledge they learned in the class to make a gingerbread house for the Gingerbread House Contest which will be held at Frost Fest on December 11 2015 More information about the contest will be given at the blueprints class Registration is mandatory by calling 2549535466 by 500pm Thursday November 19 2015 Parents are welcome to attend the class and help the

builders For more information visit wwwciharker-heightstxusparks call Sarah Mylcraine at 2549535466 or email smylcraineciharker-heightstxusrdquo

Tree LightingSAVE THE DATE - This yearrsquos

upcoming Community Tree Lighting Ceremony that will be held December 1st on the front lawn of McLane Childrenrsquos Hospital from 6-8PM

2015 Christmas ConcertThe annual Christmas Concert

performed by the Salado Community Chorus is scheduled on Thursday December 10 2015 at 7 PM in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church Chorus director Jim Mohon states ldquoChristmas on our Minds and in our Heartsrdquo has everything from fanciful ldquoElfrdquo to the sacred ldquoHallelujah Chorusrdquo with a multitude of Yuletide tunes in between ldquo In addition Elves Frosty the Snowman Wise Men and a surprise or two will join the Chorus in presenting an evening of amusement Mr Mohon also states ldquoThis concert will be the ldquoInnrdquo place to be in Salado on December 10 2015rdquoThe Christmas Concert is the

second major concert of 2015 for the chorus Traditionally the chorus performs two annual concerts one in the spring and one in December Salado Community Chorus is comprised of sixty-two members representing Salado and several other Central Texas communities Members of the chorus enjoy learning new songs and providing choral entertainment The Chorus Christmas Concert is part of the festive activities surrounding the annual Christmas Stroll that occurs the first two weekends in December each year in Salado The chorus welcomes local as well as all visitors to attend their concert and enjoy the variety of Christmas activities scheduled throughout the Village of Salado Please join us on December 10th for a delightful evening of entertainment for all ages For more information visit wwwsaladochoruscom

Entry Deadline Approaching for 2015 Christmas ParadeThe application deadline for

entry into the 2015 Temple Christmas Parade is quickly approaching Applications for entry must be submitted online by Friday November 20th at 500

pm ldquoSpots are still available to participate in this yearrsquos parade If you are interested in creating a float or having your organization participate we would love to add you to the parade lineup this yearrdquo said Holly Leiferman Special Events Coordinator for Temple Parks amp Recreation ldquoIn the past we have had floats hosted by local business service clubs church groups schools and even friends and neighborsrdquo The parade will be held on Monday December 7th in Downtown Temple and features the theme The Music and Magic of Christmas The parade will begin along Central Avenue immediately following the tree lighting ceremony at City Hall Entries can include anything from elaborate parade floats to marching bands to classic cars Parade rules are available online and allow for a great degree of creativity Entries must feature a minimum of 300 Christmas lights and should be no larger than thirteen (13) feet in height forty (40) feet in length or twelve (12) feet in width Entries are encouraged to incorporate the parade theme into their entry Applications to take part in the annual downtown parade must be completed online through the Temple Parks amp Recreation website templeparkscom and will be accepted until Friday November 20th Cost to enter the parade is $65 for businesses $35 for individuals and private groups and free to tax-supported entities like schools or City Departments unless they wish to be eligible for prizes in which case the fee is $35For more information please contact Holly Leiferman at 298-5440 or visit templeparkscom

MPR Auxillary MeetingThe next scheduled meeting of

the Auxiliary will be this coming Thursday November 19th at the Fire Station 6pm Social-630pm Meeting




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Associatersquos Degree in Surgical Technology

The college currently offers a one-year certificate program in surgical technology but several accrediting boards and professional organizations have mandated that all surgical technologists have associate degrees as of 2021 Temple College is getting

ahead of the curve and offering the degree as of fall 2016 The certificate program will continue to be offered through spring 2021For more information on the

surgical technology program at Temple College visit httptemplejceduacademicsprogramshealth-professionssurgical-technology or contact Spence at sheilaspencetemplejcedu

Health Profession Continuing Education

The Temple College Division of Business and Continuing Education is offering several courses this fall that can prepare residents for careers in health professionsA Pharmacy Technician

course will be offered from 6-930 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays through June 1 The course fee is $2495 which includes textbooks and materials Upon successful completion of the course graduates will be eligible to apply for registration as a pharmacy technician in their state and will be prepared to take the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) exam A Phlebotomy Technician

course will be offered from 545-845 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays through Feb 28 The course fee is $1945 which includes textbooks and materials Upon successful completion of the course graduates will be prepared to take the Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT) exam which is offered by the National Healthcareer Association All classes will be held in

Berry Hall on the main Temple

College campus in Temple For additional information or to register visit wwwtemplejceduBCE or call (254) 298-8625

November Workshops The Temple College Division

of Business and Continuing Education in partnership with Development Dimensions International (DDI) is offering two leadership workshops in November ldquoCoaching Employees for

Enhanced Performancerdquo an 8-hour workshop that further develops leadership skills will meet over two half-day sessions from 1-5 pm on Thursday Dec 3 and Thursday Dec 10This workshop requires

participants to have first completed the ldquoLeadership Launchrdquo workshop This prerequisite can also be met through an engaging web-based training course that can be taken for $99 The $165 fee for ldquoCoaching

Employees for Enhanced Performancerdquo includes participant materials Participants should register by Nov 23 to avoid a $75 late feeAll classes will be held in

Berry Hall on the main Temple College campus in Temple For additional information or to register visit wwwtemplejceduBCE or call (254) 298-8625 These workshops like most

others offered by the Temple College Division of Business and Continuing Education is also available for businesses to offer at dates times and locations that work best for their organization

Central Texas Art Competition

Artwork created by college and high school students from throughout Central Texas will be on display as the Temple College Visual Arts Department hosts the 36th annual Central Texas Art Competition and Exhibition Nov 14 through Dec 1For more information

visit httptemplejcedu

a c a d e m i c s p r o g r a m s visual-artscentral-texas-art-competition-exhibitionThe exhibition will

feature original paintings photography ceramics sculpture drawings prints and jewelry created by students from five area colleges and universities and 33 area high schools

Opera Ensemble The Temple College Opera in

a Box ensemble will perform a program titled ldquoParties and Picnicsrdquo on Friday Nov 20 and Saturday Nov 21 at 730 pm in the Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre which is located in the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center Both performances are free and open to the public The program will feature

scenes from some of the best operas ever written including Mozartrsquos ldquoThe Magic Fluterdquo Johann Strauss Jrrsquos ldquoDie Fledermausrdquo Rossinirsquos ldquoCat Duetrdquo and Benjamin Brittenrsquos ldquoAlbert Herringrdquo After the performances

there will be a reception onstage featuring English baked goods The Opera in a Box ensemble

is made up of 13 singers including several dual credit high school teens as well as seasoned opera performers from Temple Belton and Killeen

Temple College Percussion

The Temple College Percussion Studio will present a program titled ldquoThe Softer Side of Percussion It Neednrsquot Be All Banging and Clangingrdquo on Monday Nov 23 at 730 pm in the Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre in the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center The concert is free and open to the public Featured soloists include Tyler Hudson Christopher Martinka-May and Chase Ozment For more information on this concert and other events sponsored by the Temple College Fine Arts Division call 254-298-8555

Temple College Treats

GARDEN ESTATES OF TEMPLEPut a smile on a seniorrsquos face Garden

Estates of Temple is looking for volun-teers to visit with their residents once a week for one hour You can help with an activity already on the calendar or develop your own way of engaging the residents Paint the ladies nails give hand massages talk current events help make crafts or listen to ldquoI rememberrdquo stories are a few suggestions Think of how lonely you would be if no one came to visit you Invite some of your friends to join you YOU can make a difference Contact Patty Stepp at 254-770-1017

or email at Pstepsseniorlifestylecom For additional volunteer opportuni-

ties see ldquoFor the Cityrdquo Network courtesy of Temple Bible Church Go to httptempleforthecityorg click on ldquoBrowse all opportunities

Park Place ManorHelping our ladies feel great and beau-

tiful - help with ldquoFancy Nailsrdquo on Fridays 930-1030 at Park Place Manor 810 E 13th in Belton Call 939-1876 and ask for Janice Tucker Quality of Life Direc-tor This is an ongoing activity and best for

adult and college-age volunteers

Bell RingersSign up now for the 2015 Salvation Army

Red Kettle Bell Ringers Service groups clubs schools and teams are encouraged

Bell ringing runs Nov 27 through Dec 24 Hours are Monday - Saturday 10 am to 8 pm

Call Tonya at the Corps Office 254-774-9996 or email tonya_dickersonusssalvationarmyorg

These listings are provided free of charge by the Belton Journal

Need Volunteer Hours Just want to give back

Check back here each week for local volunteer opportunities

If your organization is in need of volunteers or if you have questions please submit the request to Lorrie Grisnik Anderson at bellcovolunteersyahoocom or call 214-683-6021 Requests should be submitted by 5 pm Friday

for the next Thursdayrsquos edition

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By LINDSAY STARR PLATTThe Belton Journal

Fort Hoodrsquos Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) has once again put on the stunning Christmas light display ldquoNature in Lights XVII A Holiday Traditionrdquo for their 19th year Patrons attending the 55 mile display will enjoy more than 120 LED lighted holiday scenes from Nov 13 through Jan 3 ldquoNature in Lightsrdquo launched this yearrsquos season with

their annual VIP Sponsor Kick-off Party Sponsors of the light displays and Fort Hood officials had a chance to meet and greet as they mingled at the reception Live music from a local harpist played as guests enjoyed refreshments and headed out for a sneak peek of this yearrsquos lightsldquoThis is our 19th year

We started with only 25 displays the first year and now we have grown to 123 Sponsorships of the displays help offset the costsrdquo said Lisa Bass outdoor recre-ation coordinator MWR Fort Hood ldquoThis is a major event for MWR and out-door recreation The dis-plays change every year People come from out of state and make it part of their holiday traditionrdquoldquoI appreciate all the sup-

port from the sponsorsrdquo III Corps garrison commander Colonel Todd M Fox said ldquolsquoNature in Lightsrsquo is what defines the holiday season in Central Texas We can con-tinue to put it on because of the help from our sponsorsrdquoA ldquoNature in Lightsrdquo Christmas ornament will be distrib-

uted to each vehicle that enters on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings while supplies lastldquoIt is our first year as sponsors and we are trying to get

our name out there And we want people to see what Belton has to offerrdquo said Faith Rudel office manager Lonestar Pediatric Dental

ldquoSantarsquos Village will have a Santa and chance for photos and also arts and craft vendors Santa Depot will have pony rides and train rides The train ride gives people a chance to see a route only available from the train and is different There will be ldquoConcessions Under the Starsrdquo and holiday cartoon movies on Saturday nights We also have our ldquoSpokesrdquo ldquoSaddlerdquo and ldquoCyclerdquo nightsrdquo said Bass ldquoThis event is open to the public and visitors can drive through the 800+ acre park nightly and enjoy five and one half miles of illuminated displays many computer animated and ranging in size from a single strand to scenes span-ning 40rsquo x 300rsquo wide as well as architectural and foliage lightingrdquoSantarsquos Depot is located in the parking lot of the Marina

Cove Santarsquos Depot is open from 530ndash1100 pm Thursday-Sunday Nov 19 through Dec 13 and from Dec 17-27The cost for Santarsquos Depot is $5 per adult or $3 per child

ages 11 and under (lap children determined by the ven-dor ride free)Also available are pony rides for $5 a petting zoo

ldquoConcessions Under the Starsrdquo and holiday cartoons on Nov 28 and again on Dec 5 12 and 19Santarsquos Village offers hot chocolate homemade cookies

seasonal crafts and a photographs with Santa from 530ndash11 pm Thursday-Sunday from Nov 19 through Dec 13 and from Dec 17 through 24 ldquoWe are really looking forward to putting on another

successful event and having the community come see our lightsrdquo commented Brandi Christ director BLORA ldquoThe best part is watching the kids eyes light up especially with the snow machinerdquoOn January 4 2016 bikers can enjoy ldquoCycle Nightrdquo at

600 pm Motorcyclists should enter the park on the main Cottage Road entrance The full trail of lights is $300 per motorcycle There will also be $300 per person train rides


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Photo by Lindsay Starr PlattPatrons attending the 55 mile display will enjoy more than 120 LED lighted holi-

day scenes from Nov 13 through Jan 3

Troop 112 featured in Texas Juvenile Justice Today

By Tony AdamsThe Belton Journal

At Saturdayrsquos Celebrate Killeen event a number of Cove motorcyclists along with their cohorts from other central Texas com-munities partnered with the Texas Department of Transportation to raise driv-ersrsquo awareness of motorcy-clists on the roads

One such group the Patriot Guard Riders has about 300000 members nationwide said group member Amanda Ferguson of Killeen

ldquoWe attend the funerals of veterans whenever a family invites usrdquo Ferguson said The Patriot Guard when attending a veteranrsquos funeral

will post a line of American flags at the funeral home and stand in salute in honor of the departed veteran

Theyrsquoll also lead the way to the cemetery Ferguson added

On Saturday however several local members of the Patriot Guard rode in a procession while carrying flags saying ldquoLook Twice for Motorcycles After the procession they pointed people to the TxDOTrsquos booth promoting their May 2015 safety awareness campaign called ldquoShare the Road Look Twice for Motorcyclesrdquo

Another group present Saturday were members of ldquoDo You See Me Nowrdquo a motorcycle safety aware-

ness group founded in 2012 by Covite Terri ldquoPopsiclerdquo Benezet in response to a friendrsquos death in a motor-cycle accident

ldquoOur first year we had 1500 riders participate but that was down to around 1000 in 2013rdquo Benezet said She said the numbers were likely down due to the fact a number of the riders were helping in the relief efforts in the weeks following the West explosion

ldquoWersquore here to help people be more aware of motor-

cycles on the roadrdquo she said ldquoTo get people to get off the cell phones while driving pay attentionrdquo

Benezet along with Robert ldquoToolzrdquo Henry president of the ldquoForgotten Soldiersrdquo club and Rick ldquoNinerdquo Dewees State Coordinator of the ldquo2 Million Bikers to DCrdquo club sat in the parking lot of the Killeen Community Center to promote their cause

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A giAnt robot for Josh a lAvA kitty for Devin

an orgAnizer for Darci oh boy theyrsquore in luck Their letters to Santa were sent right away and their

presents were opened upon Christmas Day

So mail in your letters or make a special deliveryaddressed to Dear Santa co The Belton Journal

210 North Penelope

Deadline for Dear Santa Letters is November 20th






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INSURANCE


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Call Susan Today




WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS





Furniture


Systems

Free Estimates

Temple 2547737111Killeen 2542137623

TOLL FREE 18005237284








Member FDIC

Computer repair







254-813-1809

























































































Belton TX 76513





INSURED








MEMBER FDIC



EXTRAREWARDS












6

25 kW

Belton TX

10

8 kW

Temple TX

Perg

ola

Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







punch card






Upcoming Events










tfn




tfn


tfn


tfn












covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


$179921










254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

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On Retirement











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Alive and Well

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K C













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Ryan Kiblinger

See KIBLINGER A5

See MAGNAN A5












See GOLDEN A5








Trite but true









Member SIPC








Salado

XFM487

FM2115


Genuine Dependable

Member FDIC


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THE 33 [PG13]1245p 340p 635p 935p






1115a 230p 600p 930p


1030a 120p 430p 735p 1045p



or Anytime



NOTHINGELSE

COMPARES

Biggest Screen

Sharpest Image

Superior Sound


IN IMAX-3D

Exclusively at

PREMIERE

ldquoA Stunning

Magical

Experience For


21 amp OVER [R]

1200p 235p 510p 740p 1015p


1230p 330p 630p 930p


1200p 320p 645p 1000p


1130a 220p 510p 800p 1050p

DEAD MAN DOWN [R]

1040a 140p 435p 735p 1040p


1045a 110p 335p 600p 830p 1100p


100p 845p


1130a 230p 500p 740p 1045p

WRECK-IT RALPH [PG]

1100a 145p 430p 715p 1000p


1030a 330p 615p


1115a 230p 600p 930p


1130a 220p 500p 745p 1030p

SIDE EFFECTS [R]

1100a 145p 430p 730p 1010p

SNITCH [PG13]

1120a 200p 440p 720p 1010p


1145a 245p 600p 900p


[R] 1130a 235p 620p 920p


PASS RESTRICTED


1145a 300p 625p 950p


2D 1130a 420p 915p3D 145p 645p




Reed Realty

BeltonYogacom





































Journal



























wwwtopstonetxcom



















930 AM UNTIL 530 PM







ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN

















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Salado254-947-8480


wwwfcttxcom


Temple254-773-7750


Salado254-947-8480


wwwfcttxcom































COURTESY PHOTO



COURTESY PHOTO

COURTESY PHOTO








B2THURSDAY


THE BELTON JOURNAL














































SALADO









TEMPLE

























SURROUNDING AREA






T EMPLE T EXA S 76502774-7510



Adrianrsquos




NormanBuilding

Materials

939-5132




INC







KEN STAAS778-2575

M-12173


947-00011-800-291-8035










254-933-2500866-451-5144

Fax 254-933-3813


wwwmetalmartscom


Church (254) 939-0806Rectory (254) 939-6109




OwnersRick Miller

Karen Miller



(254) 939-2500


OwnersRick Miller


(254)-939-2500








Office (254) 773-9921Mobile (254) 718-3390

Fax (254) 773-9938

Dean Winkler




Phone (254) 771-1303Fax (254) 771-5613









(254) 698-8751 bull 939-5665



New amp Used Tires

30 YEARSEXPERIENCE

Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085





40 Years experience


Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085

ReadersChoice

M-36617

For All Your



NAGYPLUMBING

254-760-9334
















Ronald John Baird





BELTON bull Obits


DossmanFuneral Home










M-F 8-5 Sat 8-12






To advertise call

2549395754






(254) 778-3200


$750


$3975





debit card abuse





























254-316-2414


Leaf Clean Ups

Heres My Card



Com

pute

r re

pair

Fo

r a

ll Y

ou

r te

Chn

olo

gY

nee

ds

Daniel MorenoOwner





254-813-1809


Free Estimates


TOLL FREE 1-800-523-7284

America

Roofing


Spray-on


$ 39998




wwwcentextintcom


wwwcentextintcom

Commercial

Residential

Automotive



10 oFFwindow tint




accessories




wwwcentextintcom


(254) 771-3171Fax (254) 771-3182












2546248015








Home 939-8036Cell 760-7321Cell 760-7329



bull Blinds


939-1070


Go Local













254-231-0583










791-1973

AshTree




bullbullbullbull


The Original









Free Estimates




Free Estimates


C1THURSDAY










(254)939-5846



See TIGERS C2

SEE LOI C4



SEE CRU C3
































Davis graduates in






Holman has logged








































BELTON





Guireciuml

TireM


McGuireTirecom

LAWNATV TIRES






Guireciuml

TireM

EXP 12-15-15

AssuranceP2355517

$125ATM

LT28570R17E

$199

Fishing RepoRt



Belton

Stillhouse
























ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN


























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GO Tigers

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Big RedEnough Said

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GO Tigers

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3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


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Ti

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WE SUPPORT THE

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Toll Free 877-422-5500

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TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

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939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

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PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

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TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

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The teams continued


















INSURANCE


Belton































Call Susan Today




WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS





Furniture


Systems

Free Estimates

Temple 2547737111Killeen 2542137623

TOLL FREE 18005237284








Member FDIC

Computer repair







254-813-1809

























































































Belton TX 76513





INSURED








MEMBER FDIC



EXTRAREWARDS












6

25 kW

Belton TX

10

8 kW

Temple TX

Perg

ola

Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







punch card






Upcoming Events










tfn




tfn


tfn


tfn












covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


$179921










254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

254-778-6675

254-721-3551

719-510-8181



For Lease


For Sale



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Work Wanted

Garage Sales

Computers

Steaks

Legals

Seniors

Social Security

Donations

Credit Consultation

BINGOVFW Post 4008

BeltonLic 1-74-6066507-2



























Farias at 254-298-5418




Nov 20































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THE 33 [PG13]1245p 340p 635p 935p






1115a 230p 600p 930p


1030a 120p 430p 735p 1045p



or Anytime



NOTHINGELSE

COMPARES

Biggest Screen

Sharpest Image

Superior Sound


IN IMAX-3D

Exclusively at

PREMIERE

ldquoA Stunning

Magical

Experience For


21 amp OVER [R]

1200p 235p 510p 740p 1015p


1230p 330p 630p 930p


1200p 320p 645p 1000p


1130a 220p 510p 800p 1050p

DEAD MAN DOWN [R]

1040a 140p 435p 735p 1040p


1045a 110p 335p 600p 830p 1100p


100p 845p


1130a 230p 500p 740p 1045p

WRECK-IT RALPH [PG]

1100a 145p 430p 715p 1000p


1030a 330p 615p


1115a 230p 600p 930p


1130a 220p 500p 745p 1030p

SIDE EFFECTS [R]

1100a 145p 430p 730p 1010p

SNITCH [PG13]

1120a 200p 440p 720p 1010p


1145a 245p 600p 900p


[R] 1130a 235p 620p 920p


PASS RESTRICTED


1145a 300p 625p 950p


2D 1130a 420p 915p3D 145p 645p




Reed Realty

BeltonYogacom





































Journal



























wwwtopstonetxcom



















930 AM UNTIL 530 PM







ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN

















wwwverandabloomcom

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Sunday - Closed




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Jeff Boren OWNER



Temple254-773-7750


Salado254-947-8480


wwwfcttxcom


Temple254-773-7750


Salado254-947-8480


wwwfcttxcom































COURTESY PHOTO



COURTESY PHOTO

COURTESY PHOTO








B2THURSDAY


THE BELTON JOURNAL














































SALADO









TEMPLE

























SURROUNDING AREA






T EMPLE T EXA S 76502774-7510



Adrianrsquos




NormanBuilding

Materials

939-5132




INC







KEN STAAS778-2575

M-12173


947-00011-800-291-8035










254-933-2500866-451-5144

Fax 254-933-3813


wwwmetalmartscom


Church (254) 939-0806Rectory (254) 939-6109




OwnersRick Miller

Karen Miller



(254) 939-2500


OwnersRick Miller


(254)-939-2500








Office (254) 773-9921Mobile (254) 718-3390

Fax (254) 773-9938

Dean Winkler




Phone (254) 771-1303Fax (254) 771-5613









(254) 698-8751 bull 939-5665



New amp Used Tires

30 YEARSEXPERIENCE

Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085





40 Years experience


Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085

ReadersChoice

M-36617

For All Your



NAGYPLUMBING

254-760-9334
















Ronald John Baird





BELTON bull Obits


DossmanFuneral Home










M-F 8-5 Sat 8-12






To advertise call

2549395754






(254) 778-3200


$750


$3975





debit card abuse





























254-316-2414


Leaf Clean Ups

Heres My Card



Com

pute

r re

pair

Fo

r a

ll Y

ou

r te

Chn

olo

gY

nee

ds

Daniel MorenoOwner





254-813-1809


Free Estimates


TOLL FREE 1-800-523-7284

America

Roofing


Spray-on


$ 39998




wwwcentextintcom


wwwcentextintcom

Commercial

Residential

Automotive



10 oFFwindow tint




accessories




wwwcentextintcom


(254) 771-3171Fax (254) 771-3182












2546248015








Home 939-8036Cell 760-7321Cell 760-7329



bull Blinds


939-1070


Go Local













254-231-0583










791-1973

AshTree




bullbullbullbull


The Original









Free Estimates




Free Estimates


C1THURSDAY










(254)939-5846



See TIGERS C2

SEE LOI C4



SEE CRU C3
































Davis graduates in






Holman has logged








































BELTON





Guireciuml

TireM


McGuireTirecom

LAWNATV TIRES






Guireciuml

TireM

EXP 12-15-15

AssuranceP2355517

$125ATM

LT28570R17E

$199

Fishing RepoRt



Belton

Stillhouse
























ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN


























SWEEPSTAKES WINNER

The BelTon Journal



WEEK 10

































NoseyOR Do you just




2549395754
























































































































The teams continued


















INSURANCE


Belton































Call Susan Today




WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


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WE SUPPORT THE

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Big RedEnough Said

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Ti


GO Tigers

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Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


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Go Tigers


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Ti

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WE SUPPORT THE

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wwwbellaircondcom


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GO Tigers

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Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


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Go Tigers


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Ti

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WE SUPPORT THE

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939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

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Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

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Fax (254) 773-9938

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Phone (254) 771-1303Fax (254) 771-5613









(254) 698-8751 bull 939-5665



New amp Used Tires

30 YEARSEXPERIENCE

Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085





40 Years experience


Office (254) 939-2528Cell (254) 217-2735Fax (254) 939-3085

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For All Your



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254-760-9334
















Ronald John Baird





BELTON bull Obits


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M-F 8-5 Sat 8-12






To advertise call

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(254) 778-3200


$750


$3975





debit card abuse





























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Heres My Card



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pair

Fo

r a

ll Y

ou

r te

Chn

olo

gY

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America

Roofing


Spray-on


$ 39998




wwwcentextintcom


wwwcentextintcom

Commercial

Residential

Automotive



10 oFFwindow tint




accessories




wwwcentextintcom


(254) 771-3171Fax (254) 771-3182












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Home 939-8036Cell 760-7321Cell 760-7329



bull Blinds


939-1070


Go Local













254-231-0583










791-1973

AshTree




bullbullbullbull


The Original









Free Estimates




Free Estimates


C1THURSDAY










(254)939-5846



See TIGERS C2

SEE LOI C4



SEE CRU C3
































Davis graduates in






Holman has logged








































BELTON





Guireciuml

TireM


McGuireTirecom

LAWNATV TIRES






Guireciuml

TireM

EXP 12-15-15

AssuranceP2355517

$125ATM

LT28570R17E

$199

Fishing RepoRt



Belton

Stillhouse
























ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN


























SWEEPSTAKES WINNER

The BelTon Journal



WEEK 10

































NoseyOR Do you just




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The teams continued


















INSURANCE


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Call Susan Today




WE SUPPORT THE

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939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS





Furniture


Systems

Free Estimates

Temple 2547737111Killeen 2542137623

TOLL FREE 18005237284








Member FDIC

Computer repair







254-813-1809

























































































Belton TX 76513





INSURED








MEMBER FDIC



EXTRAREWARDS












6

25 kW

Belton TX

10

8 kW

Temple TX

Perg

ola

Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







punch card






Upcoming Events










tfn




tfn


tfn


tfn












covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


$179921










254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

254-778-6675

254-721-3551

719-510-8181



For Lease


For Sale



tfn




1119


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Big RedEnough Said

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Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS





Furniture


Systems

Free Estimates

Temple 2547737111Killeen 2542137623

TOLL FREE 18005237284








Member FDIC

Computer repair







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MEMBER FDIC



EXTRAREWARDS












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25 kW

Belton TX

10

8 kW

Temple TX

Perg

ola

Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







punch card






Upcoming Events










tfn




tfn


tfn


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covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


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254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

254-778-6675

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Work Wanted

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Computers

Steaks

Legals

Seniors

Social Security

Donations

Credit Consultation

BINGOVFW Post 4008

BeltonLic 1-74-6066507-2



























Farias at 254-298-5418




Nov 20































beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal

wwwbeltonjournalcom















































NoseyOR Do you just




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Ronald John Baird





BELTON bull Obits


DossmanFuneral Home










M-F 8-5 Sat 8-12






To advertise call

2549395754






(254) 778-3200


$750


$3975





debit card abuse





























254-316-2414


Leaf Clean Ups

Heres My Card



Com

pute

r re

pair

Fo

r a

ll Y

ou

r te

Chn

olo

gY

nee

ds

Daniel MorenoOwner





254-813-1809


Free Estimates


TOLL FREE 1-800-523-7284

America

Roofing


Spray-on


$ 39998




wwwcentextintcom


wwwcentextintcom

Commercial

Residential

Automotive



10 oFFwindow tint




accessories




wwwcentextintcom


(254) 771-3171Fax (254) 771-3182












2546248015








Home 939-8036Cell 760-7321Cell 760-7329



bull Blinds


939-1070


Go Local













254-231-0583










791-1973

AshTree




bullbullbullbull


The Original









Free Estimates




Free Estimates


C1THURSDAY










(254)939-5846



See TIGERS C2

SEE LOI C4



SEE CRU C3
































Davis graduates in






Holman has logged








































BELTON





Guireciuml

TireM


McGuireTirecom

LAWNATV TIRES






Guireciuml

TireM

EXP 12-15-15

AssuranceP2355517

$125ATM

LT28570R17E

$199

Fishing RepoRt



Belton

Stillhouse
























ARE YOU ADVERTISING


INVITE PEOPLE IN


























SWEEPSTAKES WINNER

The BelTon Journal



WEEK 10

































NoseyOR Do you just




2549395754
























































































































The teams continued


















INSURANCE


Belton































Call Susan Today




WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

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Ti


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Ti


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Ti


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Ti


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Ti


GO Tigers

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Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

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Go Tigers


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Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

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wwwbellaircondcom


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INC

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Ti


GO Tigers

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Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

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INC

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TROY TUBBSOWNER

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extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


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MACO


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Go Tigers


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Ti

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254-698-8751

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Ti


GO Tigers

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Ti


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Go Tigers


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Ti

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Nov 20Shrine Circus








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Bell Co Courthouse




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Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

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Go Tigers


939-2471

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773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

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wwwbellaircondcom


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Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


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Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



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wwwbellaircondcom


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TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS


Member FDIC



WE SUPPORT THE

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939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

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939-1672 939-0831

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PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



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(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS

WE SUPPORT THE

BELTONTIGERS



939-1141

wwwbellaircondcom


Toll Free 877-422-5500

TACLA002113C

939-1672 939-0831

INC

PLAY BALLTIGERS

TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475



TROY TUBBSOWNER

(254) 778-0444FAX (254) 778-0475


extracobanks

Big RedEnough Said

939-2471

Ti


GO Tigers

939-2471

Ti


939-5742 or 1-800-692-4256

MACO


3403 S 31st St

Go Tigers


939-2471

Ti

773-1163


254-698-8751

GO TIGERS





Furniture


Systems

Free Estimates

Temple 2547737111Killeen 2542137623

TOLL FREE 18005237284








Member FDIC

Computer repair







254-813-1809

























































































Belton TX 76513





INSURED








MEMBER FDIC



EXTRAREWARDS












6

25 kW

Belton TX

10

8 kW

Temple TX

Perg

ola

Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







punch card






Upcoming Events










tfn




tfn


tfn


tfn












covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


$179921










254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

254-778-6675

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Belton TX

10

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Temple TX

Perg

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Harker Heights TX

Carport Salado TX






THE BELTON JOURNAL

D1THURSDAY






















































































Nov 20Shrine Circus








Belton Chamber

of eventsCALENDAR






Bell Co Courthouse




3rd Sat 8 am - 4 pm






The Gin














beltonjournal

thebeltonjournal







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Upcoming Events










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tfn


tfn


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covingtonsellscom









D2THURSDAY

















Real Estate

THE BELTON JOURNAL








Realtor

Doris N Law774-9615

BrokerRealtor






transaction


(254) 939-3800



Real Estate


(254) 239-9299 Mobile(254) 778-6675 Office


wwwC21BBcom(254) 947-5050


$152900



$499921


$179921










254-760-3131

254-760-5758

254-760-5609

254-541-2731

254-778-6675

254-721-3551

719-510-8181



For Lease


For Sale



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