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PAGE FOUR-THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1985
Eagles Have New Band Directors
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Sesquicentennial Committee
Plan Meeting
The Archer County Sesquicentennial
Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in the
Community Room of First State Bank,
Thursday, Sept. 12. The public is
invited to attend and participate in
planning the observance of Texas’
150th Birthday.
Lesa Rodgers will present a ten minute
slide program of the state’s
wildflowers.
The business session will include
discussion of materials to sell.
Berend
Bros.
H.K. Petty, Jr. shown right and Craig
Hays, left, are the new Band Directors
IT’S A BOY
Woody and Phyllis Kuykendall of
Olney are proud to announce the birth
of their son, Lyle Lynn, born on August
31,1985 in Hamilton Hospital in Olney.
Kyle weighed in at 8 lb. 8 oz. and was
22 inches long.
Kyle Lynn was welcomed home by
brother Christopher, 5 and sister
Stephanie, 3.
Grandparents are Viola Ridenour and
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kuykendall, all of
Archer City.
HOLLIDAY HAPPENING
Jack, Nancy, Rebecca and Jeff
Robertson of Canyon and Betty
Robertson of Denton were weekend
visitors in the Mrs. Jack Robertson
home at Mankins, over the weekend.
of the Eagles Band. Petty will serve as
director and Hays as assistant.
HOSPITAL
NOTES
ADMISSIONS
Elojia Sanchez, surgical; Baby Girl
Sanchez, medical; Virginia Goforth,
surgical; Cindy Tousek, surgical;
Mildred Mathis, medical and George
Dugan, medical.
DISMISSALS
Elojia Sanchez, Baby Girl Sanchez,
Virginia Goforth and Cindy Tousek
Mr. and Mrs. L.C. (Don) Cox of Archer
City will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary on Saturday with a
reception in the Fellowship Hall of First
United Methodist Church in Archer
City. Friends are invited to call between
the hours of two and five.
The couple’s three children and
spouses, will be hosts for the party.
They are Mrs. Georgia Chamberlain of
Sunset; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cox of
Mustang, Okla. and Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Diseker of Liberal, Kan. The
couple’s nine grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren will also be
present.
L.D. Cox and Ophelia Cox were
married on Sept. 6, 1935 in Salpulpa,
Okla. They lived in Holliday 25 years
before moving to Archer City 25 years
ago. The couple are active members of
the First United Methodist Church in
Archer City. Both are natives of
Oklahoma.
Cox was a long-time employee of
Helmerick-Payne Oil Co. and retired
from that job in 1970.
A.C. Pre-School Enrolls 36
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Registration for the Archer City
Pre-School was held Monday, August
26, at the First United Methodist
Church, and drew 36 youngsters. The
capacity of the school is 40.
The school is for three and four year
olds and classes are separate for the
two age groups. The curriculum
includes field trips each month, special
events for each holiday and play periods
each day.
The school is open each Tuesday and
Thursday, from 9:15 to 11:45.
Refreshments are served each day.
Teachers are Tami Crowley, Janie
Todd and Brenda McCabe.
Officers of the Pre-School are Cathy
McWhorter, president; Debbie Loftis,
vice-president; Loyce Huffman, secre-
tary and Cindy Tousek, treasurer.
Purina
DOG DIP
16 oz
$4
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Avoid
The Rush
Discounts On
Sack
Fertilizer
Seed Wheat
Zimectern
HORSE
WORMER
$1150
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To Plant
Fall Gardens
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FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE MEAL APPLICATIONS
HOLLIDAY I S.D
DEAR PARENT OR GUARDIAN:
The Holliday Independent School serves nutritious meals every school day. Students may buy lunch for kindergarten
through fifth $1.00, sixth through twelve grades $1.25 and breakfast for kindergarten through fifth $.40, sixth through
twelve $.50.
Children from families whose income falls within the level shown on the attached scale are eligible for either free or
reduced-price meals priced at $.40 for lunch and $.30 for breakfast.
To apply for free or reduced-price meals, please fill out this application as soon as possible, sign it, and return it to the
school. Please answer all questions on the form. An application which does not contain the following information cannot
be processed by the school: (1) The total household income must be listed by the amount received by each household
member receiving income and the type of income it is (such as wages, child support, etc.) OR your food stamp case,
number if your household is on food stamps, (2) Names of all household members, (3) Social security numbers of all
household members 21 years old or older or the word “none” for any household member who does not have a social
security number, (4) The signature of an adult household member.
VERIFICATION: The information on the application may be checked by the school or other officials at any time during
the school year.
REPORTING CHANGES: If your child is approved for meal benefits, you must tell the school when your household
income increases by more than $50 per month ($600 per year) or when your household size decreases.
RE APPLICATION: You may apply for benefits at any time during the school year. If you are not eligible now but have a
decrease in household income, become unemployed or have an increase in family size, fill out an application at that time.
FOSTER CHILDREN: If you have foster children living with you, they may be eligible for these benefits. If you wish to
apply for these benefits for them, please contact the school and they will help you complete the application.
NONDISCRIMINATION: Children who receive free or reduced-price meal benefits are treated the same as children who
pay for meals. In the operation of child feeding programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, sex,
color, national origin, age, or handicap. If you believe you have been discriminated against, write immediately to the
Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250.
FAIR HEARING: If you do not agree with the school’s decision on your application or the result of verification, you may
wish to discuss it with the school. You also have the right to a fair hearing. This can be done by calling or writing the
following official: Mr, W.T. Mankins, Star Route, Box' 81-A, Holliday, Texas 76366-Telephone 586-1606.
CONFIDENTIALITY: The information you provide will be treated confidentially and will be used only for eligibility
determinations and verification of data.
HELP WITH APPLICATION: If you have any questions or need help in filling out the application form, please contact
Mr. Magee, Elementary Office. You Will be notified when the application is approved or denied.
Sincerely,
Dan Owen, Supt.
Children from households with incomes not exceeding the family size and income specified below are eligible for free
APPLICATION FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS
PARENT OR GUARDIAN: To apply for free or reduced-price meals, complete, sign, and return this application to
school. If you need help, please call the school.
STEP 1-SCHOOL CHILDREN: Print the name of each chile you want to receive free or reduced-price meals, school, and
grade:
First and Last Name School Grade First and Last Name School Grade
1.--------(*--------------------6.----------------------
2. --------------------------7.-----------1-----------
3. *-----------8.-----------------------
4. --------------------------g-------------------------
5. ---------------------------io.-
STEP 2-HOUSEHOlD MEMBERS: List below the names and ages of everyone living in your household including
yourself. Do not list the school children listed above.
STEP 3-SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS:Print the Social Security Number of each adult age 21 or older that you Hst&F
below. If an adult does not have a Social Security Number, print “NONE” next to their name.
STEP 4-FOOD STAMP HOUSEHOLDS: If your household is now receiving food stamps, you may give your food stamp
case number and skip the income questions on this form. You still must list all household members and their Social
Security Numbers. Yes we received food stamps this month and want school meals. Our food stamp case number
STEP 5-INCOME:If you did not list your food stamp case number above, list ALL income received last month on the
ne!f°^ W.h° rec/lved rt- Llst each amount of income under the correct title. You must list the gross
income BEFORE all deductions for taxes, social security, etc. . (Look above for kinds of income to reoortl
DO NOT LIST BELOW THE CHILDREN IN SCHOOL YOU LISTED ABOVE. P
.. Social
Name Security
Number
Last
First
Age
Salary Before Deductions
(1st Job)
Monthly
Salary
(2nd Job)
Monthly
Salary
Monthly
Welfare Pymts.
Unemployment
Child Sppt.
Monthly
Pensions,
Retirement,
Soc. Security
All
Other
Monthly
Income
Family Size
Yearly
Monthly
Weekly
1
$9,713
$810
$187
2
13,043
16,373
1,087
251
3
1,365
315
4
19,703
1,642
379
5
23,033
1,920
443
6
26,363
2,197
507
7
29,693
2,475
572
8
33,023
2,752
636
Each Additional
Family Member
$3,330
$278
$65
SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR ADULT FAMILY MEMBER
PRINT NAME--------------------
STREET------APT. NO.---------
CITY------------------ZIP CODE-
Home Telephone--------------
DATE
-Work Telephone-
FOR SCHOOL USE ONLY-DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
What income must you list on this application: List all income received last month by each person. You must list: all
wages from all jobs (the total earned BEFORE deductions for taxes, social security, etc.); retirement or pension income
for anyone in your household receiving this income; and other income types listed below. If you or anyone else in your
household received disability, unemployment compensation, workman’s compensation, or strike benefits last month, it
must be listed as other income on the application. If you have household members for whom last month’s income was
higher or lower than usual, please list that person’s expected average monthly income for this year. For example,
self-employed people like farmers and seasonal workers should list average monthly income.
Race: Please check the racial or ethnic identity of your child. You are not required to answer this question. We need this
information to be sure that everyone receives benefits on a fair basis.
No child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, coior, national origin, age, or handicap.
□White, not of Hispanic origin
□Black, not of Hispanic origin
□Hispanic
□Asian or Pacific Islands
□ American Indian or Alaskan Native
Foster Children: In certain cases forster children are eligible for free or reduced-price meals regardless of your
household income. If you have such children living with you, please contact the school for special instructions on how to
complete this application.
Privacy Act Information-Social Security Numbers: Federal law (P.L. 97-35) requires you to list social security numbers of
all adult household members before your child may receive free or reduced-price meals. You do not have to give social
security numbers, but if you refuse your child cannot receive free or reduced-price meals. The social security numbers
may be used to identify you for verifying the information you report on this application. Verification may include audits,
investigations, contacting the State employment security office, food stamp office, and employers, and checking the
written information provided by the household to confirm the information received. If incorrect information is
discovered, a loss of benefits or legal action may occur. These facts must be told to all household members whose social
security numbers are reported on this form.
Total Household Size:-
• Total Incomer-
Eligibility Determination: ^Approved Free DApproved Reduced Price DDenied
Reason for Denial: Dlncome Too High □Incomplete Application OOther (Reason)
Date Notice Sent:--------
Date--------------
□ Monthly □ Annual OR □Food Stamp Household
-Signature of Determining Official-
Date Selected
For Verification-
Response Due
From Household-
Second
Notice Sent-
□ Food Stamp Eligibility:
□ Not Confirmed
Confirmed:
□ Food Stamp
Office
□ Notice of
Eligibility
□ ATP Card Issued
monthly (not ID
card w/o ex-
piration date)
□ Income
□ Monthly □ Yearly
□ Wage Stubs
□ Written Documents
□ Collateral
Contract
□ Agency Records
Sample
Selection:
□ Random
□ Focused
□ 100%
□ Other
Verification Result: DNo Change □ Ineligible
□ Free to
Reduced Price
□ Reduced
Price to
Free
Reason for
Eligibility Change
□ Income □ Household Size □ Refused to cooperate
□Other----------------
Date Adverse Notice Sent:—
Signature of Verifying Official-
Date—
Signature of Verifying Official:-
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Lobpries, F. Mike & Lobpries, Fran. Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1985, newspaper, September 5, 1985; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth825470/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Archer Public Library.