Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| June 5, 1990 The Hinton News |  |
|
©
The Hinton News. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 6 (6 of 10 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
June 5, 1990 |
|
|
Website Β© 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
6 - Hinton News Tues. June 5, 1990
1990 Senior
Awards
~ JOHN ANGOTTI SCHOLAR-
SHIP - Big Four Drug Store,~along
with family and friends of John A.
Angotti, have established thi s schol-
arship in his honor. The dedication
that was heldby Mr. Angotti in the
field of pharmacy will long be re-
d-"an°rob°red in this community.
$1000.00 scholarship, will be
awarded to a Hinton High School
.... senior planning to enter into the
i~:field of pharmacy. This years w~nner
..... is Oreg Angell. Award presented by
r,~Debbie Ballard.
~'~-" HINTON KROGER EMPLOY-
."~'EES GRANT- presehted by ~linton
'~i~Kroger employees to a deserving
::~graduate of HHS. $I000.00 ~ward.
.~ This years winner is Chris Bragg.
Award presented by Christine Bur-
:g ss.
,,i DEWEY BASHAM SCHOLAR-
~,~SHIP - an award presented by
~,Jumping Branch ~.T.A. in honor of
~ ~Dewey Baaham. This $250.00 award
.... isgiven this year to l~na Bashre.
:,Award presentadby Dar~tI BMham.
LION CLUB SCHOLARSHIP -
$500.00 award given to a deserving
senior by Hinton Lions Club. This
fly. A memorial to James. $1000.00
given to Renee Gore. $250.00 a year.
Award presented by Tom Fitzsim-
mona.
TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN
AWARD - academic excellence
the mountain state program will be
an on-going academic recognition
activity for outstanding graduating
seniors. This years winners are Chris
Bragg, Missy Edwards, Kim Kessler,
and Jason Parmer. Awards pre-
sentad by Tom Fitzsimmons.
TOMKIES FOUNDATION
AWARD - created by the descen-
dants of a prominent pioneer mer-
chant of Hintn, Morgan Douglas
Tomkies, wishes to make a $500.00
science grant to a 1989 senior at
HHS who intends to choose a scien-
tific career. This years winner is
Missy Edwards. Award presented
by Tom Fitzsimmons.
DIXIE" LEE SPADE AWARD -
presentdd to the best all around
senior girl athlete. This years win-
ner is Renae Gore. Award presented
by Garnette L. Crowder.
WELDON BOONE BIOLOGY -
outstanding senior in Biology. This
year winner is Angle Spade. Award years winner is Renae Gore. Award
~T~resented by Larry Meador. presented by Karen Dick.
~'~i CLEVE HAYNES SCHOLAR- JOHNSON SCIENCE AWARD -
l|I ~SHIP - $1400.00 each. Established outstanding senior girl in Chemis-
I|1 ibY R. C. Haynes will. To deserving try. This years winner is Angle
'III~ senior to aid in furthering their Spade. Award presented by Karen
' ~ education. This years winners are Dick.
Brian Bennett, Missy Edwards, and MATH FIELD DAY WINNERS -
Angle Spade. Award presented by
Sam McLean.
BILLY RAY HONAKER MEMO-
RIAL SCHOLARSHIP- emtablished
by the honor society in order to per-
petuate the high idemi demonstrated
winners in MATH FIELD DAY.
This years winners are Chris Bragg
and Angi~ Spade. Awards presented
by Karen Dick.
..... PLATO ACADEMIC SCHOLAR-
SHIP - given to gifted students.
by Mr. Honaker. This years winners $1000.00 award. This years winner
~i are Eric Dotson and Renae Gore. is Jason ParTner. Award presented
!i Awards presented by~ Marilyn by Dr. Mathews.
McLean. " -. i SERVICE CLUB AWARD - pre-
i~ NATIONALHONORSOCI~IT- sented to a deserving senior boy or
i' Kathy Farley and Steve Sylvester. girl who desires to further their
;!..Awards presented by Marilyn education. Total award is $200.00.
McLean. %~This years winner is Jason Parmer.
/" WOMENS CLUB AWARD - pre- Award presented by Ann Gore.
sented to a senior bOy and girl who VOCATIONAL DEPT. AWARDS
best personify the mbrk ofcourtesy. - given to outstanding seniors from
Award is 50.00 savings bond. This Summers County Career Center.
years winner are Eric Dotson and This years winners are: Andy
Tia Maddy. Awards presented byHumphrey, Kathy Farley, Brian
Dorothy Jean Boley. ' Lane, RachelMiller, JenniferGwinn,
ELKS TEENAGER OF THE Regina Basham, Roger Mass°y,
i YEAR this awttrtl ~--,*~se~.~ bw, ~,Joseph Richmond, and Chris Calee
the Elks Club to an outstanding Awards presented by Harold Bandy.
senior boy and girl in Summers Co.~ ,LATIN AWARD - senior Latin
|] Total award is $I00.00 each. This student. This years winners are
[~ yearswinnersareJasonParmerand Becki Briers, Kim Kessler, Sarah
~i Becki Briers. Awards presented by Long, Victor Long, and' Chris
|i Louie Ratliff. McDaniel. Awards presented by
t, STOKES ROTARY SCHOLAR- Sister JoMarie Coleman.
"~"SHIP-amemorialawardinhonorof DRAMA J given to outstanding
"J.W.Stokes.$500.00toKristiCales senior Drama students. This years
,
~nd Renae Gore. Awards presented
~y Dr. Mathews.
i BETA SIGMAPHI AWARD- Beta
~Gamma Chapter No. 3105 presents
~his award to the senior girl band
member. Total award is $50.00 eav-
iinge bond. Thisyeare winner is Susan
~ichmond. Award presented by Mary
~mn Meador.
KIWANIS AWARD - this years
winners are Greg Angell and Tia
Maddy. This award is based on lead-
ership, character, and services to
school. Awards presented by Ted
Rogers.
U. S. ARMY RESERVE
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE - this award
given to Outstanding senior athletes.
Renee Gore and Brian Bennett.
Awards presented by Sgt. Freeman.
CONCORD COLLEGE SCHOL-
ARSHIP- GrogAngell, Becki Briers,
Kxisti Cales, Missy Edwards, Sarah
~ong, Victor Long, Stewart McGraw,
aleria Pack, Trisha Sweeney, and
Alan Wills. Awards presented by
Jerry Beasley.
CHARLES ANDERSON "
QUEST" SCHOLARSHIP .- Missy
Edwards. Award pre~nted by Dale
Dickens.
WVU SCHOLARSHIP - WVU
leadership award goes to Missy
Edwards and Sarah Long. Jason
Parmer honors program $1000.00.
Greg Angoll. Awards presented by
Edsel Redden.
U.S. MARINES CORP DISTIN-
GUISHED ATHLETE AWARD -
winner of this award is Brian Ben-
nell. Outstanding ath]eto. AWard
presented by Sgt. Bradshaw.
U.S. MARINE CORP. BAND
AWARD. winner of this award for
Outstanding band member. Winner
Of this award is Kim Kessler.
DICKIE NOEL SCHOLARSHIP
- given in memory of Dickie Noel.
This years award g~ven to Renae
Gore. $250.00 semester award.
Award presented by Robin Ford.
WALT DISNEY.f DOER AND
DREAMER' AWARD-go°st Karen
Burdstts. Award presented by Tom
Fitzsimmons.
HINTON MOOSE LODGE 993 -
chosen on eseay~ayingNoTo Drugs:
Winners are Candi Boyd and Ste-
wart McGraw. $250.00 each. Awards
presented by Tom Fitgsimmons.
LEVINE MEMORIAL SCHOL-
ARSHIP - ~ven by the Levine fam-
winners are Victor Long and Mike
Pack. Awards presented by Sister
JoMarie Coleman.
ENGLISH - Eng. 12B Kathy
Farley and Angle Petrey; English
12A Outstanding Improvement,
Steve Sylvester, English 1P~ Out-
standing Average. Regina Basham,
most improved. Awards presented
by Connie Newton.
SERVICE PERSONNEL
SCHOLARSHIP - presented to a
senior who wishes to further their
education. $100.00 award given to
Regina L. Basham.Award presented
Wednesday, 6th
by Garnette L. Crowder.
WSAZ "BEST OF THE CLASS" -
Kathy Farley. Award presented by
Garnette L. Crowder.
BAND AWARDS - Becki Briers,
Susan Coughenour, Shawn
Crawford, Eric Dotson, Kim Kessler,
Jason Parmer, Susan Richmond,
Shannon Rod°s, Earl Stracener, and
Carla Triplett. Awards presented by
DOn Corda.
HOLLINS SCHOLARSHIP
AWARD - this distinguished honor
award based on academic achieve-
ment, personal credentials, and
interview performance. Kim Kessler
will receive a scholarship award
valued at hal ftui lion 90/91 $5235.00
and will be eligible to renew each
year based on continued college
achievement. Award presented by
Garnette L. Crowder.
W.L. GARTEN AWARD - this
award honors W.L. Garten and rec-
ognize° a senior in athletic excel-
lence. This years winner is Brian
Bennett. Award presented by Gar-
netts L. Crowder.
MARY BERNICE CUNDIFF
AWARD - a memorial award pre-
ssnted to a senior boy or girl for good
citizenship by the F. A. Cundiff
family. This years winner is Greg
Angell. Award presented by Gar-
nette L. Cundiff.
BETTY BARE AWARD - a memo-
rial award presented by the class of
1946 to the best all around senior
girl. This years winner is Tia Maddy.
Award presented by Garnette L.
Crowder.
HI-IS SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVE-
MENT AWARDS - plaque given by
the principal to seniors who have a
3.5 average or better. This "years
winners are Karen Burdette, Kristi
Cales, Missy Edwards, Kathy Far-
ley, Renae Gore, Kim Kessler, Sarah
Long, Angle Spade, and Steve
Sylvester. Awards presented by
Garnette L. Crowder.
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS - top
citizenship winners are Missy Ed-
wards and Greg Angell. Top female
winners are Regina Basham, Candi
Boyd; Becki Briers, Andi Gore, Kim
Keaton, Kim Kessler, Sarah Long,
Tia Maddy, Valeria Pack, and Angle
Spade. Top male winners are Brian
Bennett, Roger Bower, Chris Bragg,
Glen Calea, Jon Cook, Eric Dotsn,
Stewart McGraw, Jason Parmer,
Steve Sylvester, and Rodney Ward.
Awards presented by Garnette L.
Crowder.
ROBERT C. BYRD SCHOLAR-
SHIP - 4.0 average. Award givne to
Kathy Farley. Award presented~by
Garnette L. Crowder.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Candi Boyd and James Waddell.
Awards presented by Garnetts L.
Crowder.
FAITHFUL ATTENDANCE -
Rhoda Adkins, Roger Bower, Wendy
Braswell, Scott Cobb, Shawn
Crawford, Eric Dotsn, Kathy Far-
ley, Andi Gore, Renae Gore, Clint
Harvey, Derek Lilly, Victor Long,
Tia Maddy, Leslie McBride, Lisa
Richmond, Dale Treadway, and
Cindy Williams. Awards presented
by Garnette L. Crowder.
PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC
FITNESS AWARD - 4.0 average or
better. This award goes to Kathy
Farley. Award presented by Gar-
nette L. Crowder.
SUMMERS COUNTY HOSPI-
TAL AUXILIARY - Tia Maddy.
$300.00. Award presented by Tho-
mere P. Fitzsimmons.
Lunch Delivery Service
Wed. the 6th to Fri. the 15th
Phone 466-5335
Thurtday, 71~
Lasagne: sarved with slde salad and orackors
Tuna Salad: served with daviled egg and binouit
$2.00
Turkey $endwich: ~vsd with dre.ing and
three-bean salad .
$3.25
Chef Salsd: served with crackers ,, $2.75
Friday, 8thStuffed Potatoes: Broccoli & Chem, . $2.25
Chm & Ch,,sa,. $2.25
Sour cream & Bacon bita ,, $1.40
Steak and Cheese Hoagies: sarvsd with pare
$3.25
Monday, 11th Salad Plate: Chicken end Fruit Salads with
s itor . ... $2.75
brbequsa: served with slaw and chips $2.40
Tuesday, 12th Grilled Cheese: served with macaroni salad end
ch , $2.00
Taco Salad: ~ with bi~.uit or crackers. $2.75
Wednesday, 13th Italian Hoagie: served with pasta salad t chlim . $2.75
Beef & Noodle Ca~erole: m-4ed with stewed
~plu m:l IN~Jlt $3.00
Thursday, 14th l~mfend ~saBurdto: s~w~Idwith rofrl~l
ne,0nel .,ne ,pe. $2.85
Ch en Chow $3.00
id y, lSth am. as Fr iay the Sth
CATS CLUB - 4.0 avg. Kathy
Farley. 3.5 avg. Wen,dy Braswell,
Melissa Gill; Angle Spade, Chris
McDaniel, Kim Kessler, and Sarah
Long. Awards presented byGarnette
L.
r
Surplus food applications will be
taken in Summers County on the
following days: June 5,6, and 7 from
9:00-12:00 at the followinglocations:
HINTON AREA - OVER 60
Hinton Senior Citizen Center
June 5,6, and 7
HINTON AREA - UNDER 60
Memorial Building
June 5,6, and 7
SANDSTONE AREA
Sandstone Senior Center
June 5
JUMPING BRANCH / NIMITZ
AREA
Senior Citizen Center at Jump-
ing Branch
June 5
TALCOTT/PENCE SPRINGS
AREA
Pence Springs Senior Center
June 6
PIPESTEM AREA
Community Building
June 7
VERIFICATION OF YOUR IN-
COME IS NEEDED.
When making an application for
someone other than yourself, a note
givingyour permission tomake their
application and verification of their
income is also needed.
DISTRIBUTION DATE IS SET
FOR JUNE 28.
Livestock Market
Bluegrass Market, Inc.
Sat. May 19
309 head of livestock sold to 73
buyers amounting to $88,777.68.
Stocker And Feeder Steers
Under 500# 79.00-118.00; 500-
750# 79.00-99.00; Over 750# 72.00.
Heifers
Under 500# 61.00-92.00; 501-750#
65.00-83.00; Over 750# 49.00 - 66.00
Bull Calves 68.00-95.00.
Baby Calves 25.00-130.00.
Slaughter Cattle
Cows 46.50-57.50; Most Sold
49.00-54.00; Bulls 60.00-68.50;
Under 1000 60.00-63.50; Over 1000
66.75-68.50.
Cow And Calf Pairs 510.00 -
785.00.
5-29 Honakers 0200111---540
Elks 4000000----461
Battaries Chad Meador (Dave
Labelle (3) wp Marshall Meador (4)
and Dave Lab°el°. Donald Martin
(3) J. W. Ward (6) Jamie Briers (7)
and eric Jefferies.
5-31 Elks 2181X --- 12 3 1
Kirks 20060-- 8 6 3
Battaries wp Matt Dotson and
Iric Jefferies. Ip Amos Hicks (2) Jeff
Ballengee and Mark Fleshman. hr
Sonny Gunter.
6-1 R. T. Rogers 122024---11 4 3
Lowrys 002200--4 2 5
Battaries wp Donald Martin (3)
say Rob Goins and Iric Jefferies. Ip
Keaton (4) Chapman and Wood.
6-2 Honakers 329200--11 4 3
Kirks 0001310 5 5 0
Battaries wp Rob Goins (3) say
Mark Cyrus and Marshall Meador.
Ip Mark Fleshman (2) Shawn Con-
ner (4) Brad Wykle and Jeff Ba]-
lengee.
6-2 Honakers 10030-- 4 5 2
Kirks 00203--5 8 1
Battaries Ip Cory Lambert (3)
Marshall (5) Dave Lab°el° and Chad
Meador. wr Amos Hicks and Mark
Fleshman. Hr Cris Coughenhour.
6-3 Kirks 20033---8 6 0
Elks 42212--11 8 0
Battaries Ip Shawn Conner (1)
Brad Wykle (1) Sonny Guntsr and
Mark Fleshman. wp Matt Dotson (4)
sav Jamie Briers and eric Jefferies.
Hr Amos Hicks 2 Hr Michael Reich.
HINTON BABE RUTH
June 5 Thru June 10
Tue., June 5, Honakers vs Elks 5
pro, Wed., June 6, Rain day, Thur.,
June 7, Elks vs Kirks 5 pro, Sat.
June 9, Elks vs Sophia 10 pro, Elks
vs Sophia, 12:30 pro, Kirks vs Wil-
lies, 3 pm, Honakers vs Chick Fit A,
Sun., June 10, R. T. Rogers vs Ames
1:30 pm, R. T. Rogers vs Ames 4 pro.
Note: All games will be played at
Hinton.
The Renaissance painter Raphael
painted more than 300 pictures of
the Madonna.
May 11 Meeting Mr. Tom Fitzsim-
mona canle by to Thank Rotary for
the Stokes Scholarships that are
given to the students of Hinton High.
Our Guest Speaker was Mr. John
Calvodic who along with his wife
run the Alderson Hospitality House.
Which is a home where visiting
families of the women who are in
prison stay. It was a very informa-
tive talk. Thank You.
Maxine Ciampi
SCHOOL MENU
Hinton High School
Week of June 7 thru 13
BREAKFAST
Thurs. June 7
Fruit, Hash Brown Potatoes,
Sausage, Milk. Fri. June 8
Juice, Donut, Granola Bar, Milk.
Mon. June 11
Muffin, Cereal, Fruit, Milk.
Tues. June 12
~f
Frmt, Ham or Sausage, Panc~s,
Syrup, Butter, Milk. "" :
Wed. June 13
Fruit, Breakfast Pizza, MiII~:;~
LUNCH
Thurs. June 7
Ham and Swiss On Bun, P~t~to
Rounds. Hot Bar. Salad Bar. Fruit
and Milk.
Fri. June 8 -':1"
Hot Dog With Chili, Cole Sl~w,
Potato Fries. Hot Bar. Salad:~B~r.
Fruit and Milk. ,,d~
Mon. June II ~ '.~
Pizza, Nach and Cheese, CS/~e.
Salad Bar. Hot Bar. Fruit and:l~|k.
Tues. June 12 '~
Ham and Cheese On Bun;~Sss
Salad. Hot Bar. Fruit and Mil~~
Fri. June 13 ~:~r[~
Bologna and Cheese Sanc~l%
Lettuce and Tomato, Potato CH{~is,
Apple, Milk. ~:~ u
Menus were planned by Stu~ht
Body Presidents. Nach and Cl~1~ke
will be served twice a week off~bt
Bar. ~,;~
iud ~
EFFECTIVE MAY FIFTEENTH
NEW OFFICE HOURS WILL BE
MONDAY 9 -12; 2 - 6 THURSDAY
TUESDAY 2 - 6 FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY 9 -12; 2 - 6 SATURDAY
cam 445-7940
@
,e
9- 12;
9-
FOR SALE: Forest Hill Area, Little Wolf Creek. :i,:
Approximately 316 acres with old farm house.
Timber land with plenty of water.
Buy with or without timber. $500.00 per acre with
timber on it.
Located between Greenbrier River and New River,
close to Bluestone Dam.
Several nice home sites on property.
Retail and Wholesale Seafood
Sea
Specials This Week
Trout $3.00 lb. Mahi Mahi $2.75
Jumbo Shrimp P&D $9.50
CALL NOW FOR ORDERS OR DELIVERIES
Hours: 9 am to 5 pm Weekdays 9 amto Noon Saturday
Corner of Temple & 3rd / Ron Bugg Owner and Manager