Rice CISD Cafeteria Information

The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas
Thursday, August 11,2005, Page 7
Raiders To Face Giddings In First Scrimmage
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Brad Dumont
Athletic Director
Rice High School
By Allen Laughlin
After two weeks of intense workouts, the Rice Raiders travel to
Giddings Saturday to meet the Buffaloes of district 19-3A The season's
opening scrimmage begins at 5 p.m.
with the freshmen, followed by the
junior varsity, with the varsity starting
around 7:30 p.m.
The Raiders have some rebuilding
to do as they return only 4 offensive,
and 6 defensive starters, but they are
determined to keep their current play-
RICECISD * DRAWER 331 * ALTAIR.TX 77412 * 979-234-3531 Ext 1138 * FAX 979-234-6691
ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES for the Week of Aug. 8 - Aug. 13
&
Week of Aug. 15 - Aug. 20
Tuesday Aug. 9 > Volleyball @ Danbury 9/JV/V 5/6/7
Thursday Aug. 11 > Volleyball @ Schulenburg Tourney Var.
Aug. 12 > Volleyball @ Schulenburg Tourney Var.
Picture Day Football & Volleyball 4:00 pm
Saturday Aug. 13> Volleyball @ Schulenburg Tourney Var.
Volleyball @ Luling Tourney 9th
Football Scrimmage @ Giddings 9/JV/V
5:00 pm
off streak of five alive. What they lack
in game experience will be made up by
tradition, attitude, and hard work according to head coach Brad Dumont.
The second year head coach and his
staff are excited about the prospects
for the coming season.
Apparently they are not alone in
their assessment as Texas Football
Magazine picks them second in the
district behind favorite Bellville in the
highly competitive district 20-3A race.
In spite of having the lowest enroll-
ment in the district, the sultans of the
swamp are determined to do whatever
it takes to get the job done.
Twenty-two seniors will take the
field Saturday. The coaching staff has
challenged them to be leaders and not
let the program slip on their watch.
All in all, eighty-two players have
participated in the early workouts
including 17 juniors, 20 sophomores,
and 25 juniors.
Next Wednesday, August 17th,
will feature a Meet the Raiders and
Lady Raiders Night starting at 6 p.m.
in the high school gym. It will be an
opportunity to meet the players and
coaches in a casual setting before
their seasons heat up. The respective
coaching staffs are looking forward to
the evening and are encouraging the
community to come out and support
the teams.
The next day Rice Consolidated
will host the Gonzales Apaches beginning with the freshmen scrimmage at
5 p.m. Bring your appetite along with
you as the booster club will be selling
hamburgers throughout the evening.
Friday
Rice CISD Cafeteria Information
Lunch applications will be given to
all students the first day of school. A
new application must to be completed
each year to qualify for benefits.
Please complete only one application per family and return it to the
cafeteria manager or school office
by September 1, 2005. Please do not
fill out more than one application per
family.
The Rice Consolidated I. S. D Cafeterias will begin serving Breakfast and
Lunches on Wednesday, August 17,
2005. Prices for breakfast and lunch,
listed respectively, are as follows:
BREAKFAST LUNCH
Pre-K-4 -$ .75, $1.50
Grades 5-12 -$1.00, $1.75
Reduced Price$ .30, $ .40
Adult-$1.25, $2.25
Visitors-$1.50, $2.75
At the Eagle Lake Elementary
(grades Pre K - 2), Eagle Lake Junior High, Garwood Elementary,
and Sheridan Elementary tickets
may be purchased anytime except
serving time. The high school and
the Eagle Lake Elementary (grades
3 -5) now have an automated system
that keeps track of student and adult
accounts. Deposits to accounts may
be made anytime except serving time.
The managers are not allowed by
the Child Nutrition Program, to sell
tickets during serving time.
PARENTS - We strongly encourage buying a ticket or depositing
money into a student's account to
eliminate the hassle of sending cash
Tuesday Aug. 16 > Volleyball vs. La Grange Here
9/JV/V
5/6/7pm
Wednesday Aug. 17 > First Day of School
MEET THE RAIDERS & LADY RAIDERS
6:00 PM HSGym
Booster Club Meeting to follow
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Aug. 18 > Football Scrimmage vs. Gonzales Here
9/JV/V
5/6/7:30 pm
Volleyball Colorado Classic Tourney Var.
Rice / Columbus
Aug. 19
> Volleyball Tourney Colorado Classic Var.
Aug. 20 >
Volleyball Tourney Colorado Classic Var.
Lady Raiders To Play In
Schulenburg Tourney
The Rice Lady Raider Volleyball the third pool of the tournament and
team is set to play in the Schulenburg will open play against La Grange.
Tournament this weekend.
They will also play Schulenburg
The Lady Raiders will be playing in and Boling in this pool.
Approximate start time for pool
three is 3 p.m. in the neftv gym in
Schulenburg.
The four preliminary pools will
determine the pairings for the bracket
play portion of the tournament.
Todd Keaton, Owner 979-732-2622
Columbus Livestock
Co. , Inc.
Sale Every Thursday
10:30 a.m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
CATTLE ON HAND
1,269
HORSES 0 GOATS 0
DONKEY 0
# OF SELLERS
234
1886 STAFFORD OPERA HOUSE
PACKER COWS
Higher dressing utility & cutter ( ;ows 52-63
Lower dressing utility & cutter cows 44-51
Thin Cows
35-43
PACKER BULLS
Heavyweight bulls
Utility cutter bulls
68-75
60-67
STEERS
200-300 lbs
300-400 lbs
400-500 lbs
500-600 lbs
600-700 lbs
700-800 lbs
#1
#2
173-185
145-168
125-145
116-125
106-116
95-107
150-170
130-145
110-125
108-115
95-105
85-94
HEIFERS
200-300 lbs
300-400 lbs
400-500 lbs
500-600 lbs
600-700 lbs
700-800 lbs
#1
425 Spring Street in Columbus, Texas
EIGHT DINNER THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
Sept. 24, 2005
Twelfth Night
140-160
118-130
105-119
97-107
90-97
80-86
STOCKER COWS
Good Stacker Cow/calf Pairs
900-1,100
Medium Cow/calf Pairs
800-895
Common Cow/calf Pairs
625-750
Good Stacker Cows & Heifers
800-900
Medium Stacker Cows & Heifers 650-790
March 11,2006
Sugar
Feb. 11,2006
Much Ado
May 20,2006*
The Foreigner
#2
165-175
135-148
120-130
110-120
100-109
88-96
Oct. 22,2005
Broadway Songbook
Dec. 3, 2005
My Three Angels
April 8,2006
Vintage USO Show
on a daily basis.
REMINDER - Children who receive a free lunch, are also eligible
for a free breakfast. Please encourage
your child/children to eat breakfast
and lunch at school.
CHARGING - Only four (4) charges
are allowed before a student is offered
an alternative meal. The Rice CISD
cafeteria managers are instructed to
offer an ALTERNATIVE MEAL after
the four charges.
Information de la Cafeteria de
Rice Consolidated ISD
Las aplicaciones del almuerzo
seran dadas a todos estudiantes el
primer dia de la escuela. Una aplicacion nueva debe ser completada cada
ano para calificar para beneficios.
Completa por favor solo una aplicacion por la familia y lo vuelve al
director del cafeteria o la oficina de
la escuela por Septiembre 1,2005. Por
favor no llene mas de una aplicacion
por la familia.
Se va comenzar a servir desayuno
y almuerzo en las cafeterias de Rice
Consolidated ISD el Miercoles, 17 de
Agosto, 2005. Lista de precio's por la
comida:
DESAYUNO ALMUERZO
K-Primero-4 750
$1.50
Grados5-12 $1.00
$1.75
Precio Reducidos -300 $0.40
Adultos
$1.25
$2.25
Visitantes
$1.50
$2.75
En el Eagle Lake Elementary
School (grados Pre K-2), Eagle Lake
Junior High, Garwood Elementary,
y Sheridan Elementary se pueden
comprar cual quier hora menos servir
tiempo. La high school y Eagle Lake
Elementary (grados 3-5) ahora tiene
un sistema automatizado que sigue
cuentas de estudiante y adulto. Los
depositos a cuentas se pueden hacer
FEDERAL INCOME CHART
For School Year 2005-06
Monthly
Household size
Yearly
1
17,705
1,476
2
1,978
23,736
3
2,481
29,767
4
2,984
35,798
5
3,486
41,829
6
47,860
3,989
7
53,891
4,491
59,922
4,994
8
Each additional person:
6,031
503
Weekly
341
457
573
689
805
921
1,037
1,153
116
TABLA FEDERAL DE INGRES OS
Para el Ano Escolar 2005-06
Anual
Tamano del Hogar
1
17,705
2
23,736
3
29,767
4
35,798
5
41,829
6
47,860
7
53,891
8
59,922
Cada persona adicional:
6,031
Semanal
341
457
573
689
805
921
1,037
1,153
116
Mensual
1,476
1,978
2,481
2,984
3,486
3,989
4,491
4,994
503
June 10,2006
I Love You, You're Perfect,
Now Change
County Fair
Junior Entry Is
Approaching
Seasons Tickets * $210 * Each Production $30
(A savings of $30)
5:30 p.m. • Social Hour • 6:30 p.m. Dinner • 7:30 p.m. Curtain Call
For Information or to Purchase Tickets Call
(877)444-7339 or (979)732-5135
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*Time Changed For May Theatre Production
WMFS
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MEAT MARKET
1001 E. Main • Eagle Lake • 234-7665
Statement of Increase/Decrease
If
Colorado County
S100 of value, taxes would
adopts a 2005 tax rate equal to the effective tax rate of $ .39296
increase
compared to 2004 taxes by $ 32,473
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Schedule A -Unencumbered Fund Balances
The following estimated balances will be left in the unit"s property tax accounts at the end of the fiscal year. These balances
are not encumbered by a corresponding debt obligation.
Type of Property Tax Fund
Maintenance & Operations
Interest & Sinking
Balance
$3,700,000
$335!000
Schedule B - 2005 Debt Service
The unit plans to pay die following amounts for long-term debts that are secured by property taxes. These amounts
will be paid from property tax revenues (or additional sales tax revenues, if applicable).
Description of Debt
Series 2004 .
Principal or
. Contract Payment
to be Paid from
Property Taxes
$ 210,000
Interest to
to be Paid
from Property
Taxes
s 62,909
(expand as needed)
Total required for 2005 debt service
- Amount (if any) paid from funds listed in Schedule A
- Amount (if any) paid from other resources
- Excess collections last year
- Total to be paid from taxes in 2005
+ Amount added in anticipation that the unit will
collect only
100
% of its taxes in 2005
- Total Debt Levy
-
Other Amounts
to be Paid
i
750
Total
Payment
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Pork Steaks (Reg.orThicker
ib$1.59
ib$1.49
ib$1.49
ib.$2.69
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ib 1.89
Pint$3.39
Tenderized Gizzards
Pure Pan Pork Sausage
Un-Smoked Sausage
Calf Liver
Beef Ribs
Chicken Salad
Hind Quarters (Cut and Wrapped 125-135 lbsAvg.). lb$2.29
Janik's Fresh Boudin
Hot or Mild
s 273,659
We Make Deli Sandwiches
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Schedule C - Expected Revenue from Additional Sales Tax
(For hospital districts, cities and counties with additional sales tax to reduce property raxes)
In calculating its effective and rollback tax rates, the unit estimated that it will receive $ 766.387.03
in additional sales and use tax revenues. For County. The county has excluded any amount that is or will be distributed for economic development grants from this amount of expected s*les tax revenue.
This notice contains a summary of actual effective and rollback tax rates' calculations. You can inspect a copy of the
full calculations at Colorado County CAP)
1Q6 Cardinal Lane Columbus. Texas 78934
Name of person preparing this notice
Bill Youens
Title
Chief Appraiser
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Date prepared
August 8. 2005
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en cualquier momento menos servir
tiempo. Los directores no son permitidos por el Programa de Nutricion de
Nino para vender entradas durante
servir tiempo.
PADRES - alentamos totalmente
comprando una entrada o depositar
dinero en una cuenta de estudiante
para eliminar el jaleo de mandar el
dinero efectivo en una base diaria.
El Recordatorio - Ninos que reciben un almuerzo libre, son tambien elegibles para un desayuno libre.
Alente por favor a sus nino/ninos para
desayunarse y almorzar al escuela.
Cargar - Solo cuatro (4) cargas
se permiten antes un estudiante es
ofrecido una comida alternativa. Los
directores del cafeterias del Rice
CISD son instruidos para ofrecer una
comida alternativa despues de las
cuatro cargas.
50,h Hind
Quarter
Special
Baby-Back Ribs
Catfish Fillets
ShishKabobs
Catfish Nuggets
Stuffed Pork
Chops
Cod Fillets
$129.95
50'" Mixed
1/2 Calf
Special
$119.95
Marinated Steaks
and Roasts
Stuffed Crabs
Frog Legs
Call in orders WELCOME: Credit Cards & Lonestar Accepted
Sale Prices Good Through Thurs., Aug. 11 - Augl3, 2005. Open: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
"Your Full Service Meat Market"
(Deer Processing)
C£ m ss- M
The entry deadline for junior
market and open shows is at 5 p.m. on
August 19, at the Colorado County Extension Office. All entries must have
entry fees and three letters inviting
individuals to attend the fair. These
letters must be in a sealed, addressed
and stamped envelope.
All Pen of Three Heifers, including fourth heifer, will be weighed at
Columbus Livestock Company on
Tuesday, Aug. 30, from 5 to 6 p.m. At
that time exhibitors must designate
the three head that will show in the
fair.
Scramble Heifer record books are
mandatory and must be completed
and submitted to the committee
chairperson on Friday, August 19.
Exhibitors will not be allowed to show
if completed record book is not turned
in by due date.
The 2005 Colorado County Fair
Calf Scramble applications must be
submitted by Friday, August 26. Applicants must be in the 6th through
the 11th grade as of September 1, and
must weigh at least 100 pounds. Applicants must be enrolled in 4-H, FFA or
Jr. FFA at the time of application, and
if selected at the time of the scramble.
Applicants must also be enrolled
in and attending a public or private
school in Colorado County. Interested
participants may pick up an application at the Colorado County Extension
Office. State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas is scheduled for September 30 - October 23.
4-H members planning to participate
in the State Fair of Texas can come
by the Extension office and pick up
an entry form or you can download
the form from the State Fair website
at http://www.bigtex.com Entries for
the State Fair are due in the Extension
Office by August 22, to give us an appropriate amount of time to fill out the
paperwork and get them in the mail. If
you are a FFA student please contact
your local Ag Teacher.