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ACCEPTABLE ITEMS • A/C Adapters • Alpha Smarts • Analyzers / Test Equipment • Audio / Visual Equipment and Carts • Batteries • Calculators • Cameras • Cell Phones / Office Phones • Computer Components • CRT Monitors and Televisions (fees may apply) • DVD & VHS Players • Keyboards / Mice • Laptop Computers • LCD Monitors and Televisions • Mainframes • Metal Scraps (Steel, Copper and Aluminum) • Medical Devices • Microwaves • Overhead Projectors • Printers / Scanners / Fax Machines • Refrigerators (limited quantities per trip) • Security Equipment • Servers / Server Cabinets • Stereo Equipment • Smartboards (Fees may apply) • Televisions (LED, LCD, Plasma, Projection, Console) • Toner / Ink • Typewriters • UPS / Battery Backups • Vacuum Cleaners • Wires / Cables / Cords NO TIRES • NO HOUSEHOLD TRASH HAZARDOUS WASTE We will accept free of charge up to 10 gallons of the following: • Household Cleaners • Flammables • Pesticides • Fertilizers • Herbicides • Acids • Bases • Corrosives • Aerosols • Oil Filters • Antifreeze • Brake Fluids • Cleaners • Auto, Household and Rechargeable Batteries • Florescent and CFL Bulbs • Oil Based Paints • No Latex, Dry Out And row Away • We accept free of charge up to 10 gallons of used motor oil per household. • Mercury containing ermometer/ ermostats PIKE COUNTY SOLID WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE & ELECTRONICS DAY Pike County Residents Only Saturday, June 4 • 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Pike Central High School Follow signs in the parking lot Locally Owned & Operated | Dr. Clint Shoultz 715 S. 9th Street, Petersburg | 812-354-9400 Mon. 8-7 | Tues. 8-noon | Wed. 10-7 | Thurs. 8-5 | Fri. 8-5 SAVE 25% on all non-prescription designer sunglasses SUNGLASSES SALE Need prescription sunglasses? These frames take prescrip- tion lenses, too! Buy 1 pair prescription sunglasses, get the second at HALF PRICE! * *Insurance accepted. 2nd pair doesn't have to be prescription. COACH EYEWEAR Community Foundation announces the distribution of scholarships The Pike County Commu- nity Foundation announced its distribution of community scholarships totaling $ 80,800. This year, funds established by individuals, families, and organizations provided these scholarships to area students. In addition to announcing the recipients, the Volunteer Director of the Pike County Community Foundation, Cin- dy Gaskins said, "The Pike County Community Founda- tion is thankful to our gen- erous fund founders and do- nors who make these schol- arship awards possible. Their investment in the education of our young people has impact- ed each of these students' fu- tures. The process of choos- ing who will be awarded each of these scholarships is under- taken with dedication and dis- cipline by a committee of vol- unteer leaders. We are grate- ful for their hard work and dedication in doing this. The process is very competitive because our Pike County stu- dents are outstanding." This year's scholarship awards are: SOPHIE CARNAHAN The Mary F. Curtis Schol- arship is a renewable scholar- ship created through the es- tate of Sam Curtis to benefit graduating seniors of Pike Central High School. This scholarship is valued this year at $ 3,500. The amount may vary from year to year. This year's recipient is Sophie Car- nahan, a senior at Pike Cen- tral High School. Sophie is the daughter of Daniel and Amy Carnahan of Winslow. Follow- ing graduation, she plans to at- tend the University of South- ern Indiana and study Diag- nostic Imaging Sciences. KYA SULLIVAN The Schafer Pike County Community Scholarship is a renewable scholarship estab- lished by Karl and Elizabeth Schafer to provide scholar- ships to Pike Central High School graduating seniors. The recipient of this year's award in the amount of $ 3,000 is Kya Sullivan, a senior at Pike Central High School. Kya is the daughter of Kev- in and Misty Sullivan of Pe- tersburg. Kya will attend IU- PUI. She plans to study nurs- ing and become a labor and delivery nurse. This award may be renewed for the fol- lowing 3 years. The amount may change from year to year. QUINLAN TEAGUE The Martha and Marion Klipsch Scholarship is a re- newable (once every 4 years) scholarship established by Mr. and Mrs. Klipsch to sup- port the educational endeav- ors of graduating seniors. The recipient of this 4-year schol- arship is Quinlan Teague, a senior at Pike Central High School and the daughter of Wil and Michele Teague. The value of this year's award is $2,500. The value may vary from year to year. Following graduation, Quinlan plans to pursue a degree in Environ- mental Science at St. Mary of the Woods College. ALBANY ASHLEY The Pike Central High School Scholarship is a 4-year renewable scholarship creat- ed by Jim and Cindy Gaskins to benefit graduating seniors of Pike Central High School pursuing post-secondary ed- ucation. The recipient of this renewable scholarship is Al- bany Ashley, a senior at Pike Central High School. Albany is daughter of Amber Ashley of Petersburg and Brett Ash- ley of Terre Haute. Following graduation, Albany plans to pursue a degree in Medical Sonography at the University of Southern Indiana. The val- ue of this scholarship this year is $2,000. The value may vary from year to year. AMELLIA BAILEY The Carroll-Wyatt Scholar- ship is a renewable scholar- ship created through the last will and testament of Hilda D. Carroll to help graduates of Pike Central High School pur- sue advanced education. The recipient of this scholarship is Amellia Bailey, the daugh- ter of Chris and Ketina Bailey of Petersburg. The value this year is $1,500 and may vary from year to year. Amellia will attend Purdue University and study Audio Engineering Technology. HAILEY PARKER The Otwell High School Alumni Scholarship is an an- nual renewable scholarship created by Alumni of Otwell High School for students grad- uating from Pike Central High School with a tie to Otwell. This year's $1,500 scholar- ship recipient is Hailey Park- er. Hailey a senior at Pike Cen- tral High School is the daugh- ter of Heather Smith of Otwell. Following graduation, Hailey plans to study Physical Ther- apy at Vincennes University. EMMA MCKINNEY The Winslow High School Alumni Scholarship is an an- nual renewable scholarship created by Alumni of Winslow High School. The recipient of the $1,500 scholarship is Em- ma McKinney, a senior at Pike Central High School and the daughter of Chris and Jamie McKinney of Otwell. Follow- ing graduation, Emma plans to attend Ball State University to study Wildlife Biology and Conservation. The amount of this scholarship may vary from year to year. MORGAN ANDERSON The Harrell and LaVern Shoultz Scholarship is a schol- arship created by Harrell and LaVern Shoultz to benefit Pike Central High School seniors. The recipient this year is Mor- gan Anderson. Morgan is a se- nior at Pike Central and is the daughter of Rhonda and Gerald Anderson of Petersburg. Fol- lowing graduation, she plans to attend Vincennes Universi- ty to study genetics/biology on her way to becoming a Pediat- ric Geneticist. This scholarship is renewable for 2 more years. The amount may vary. JAIZE MILLS The Montes-Fenol Scholar- ship is an annual renewable scholarship created by Drs. Honesto and Rosabella Fenol to support secondary educa- tion. This year's recipient is Jaize Mills. Jaize is a senior at Pike Central High School and the daughter of Jenni- fer and Scott Mills of Peters- burg. She plans to attend Vin- cennes University ( Jasper Campus) and study nursing. Her intent is to become a la- bor and delivery nurse. This scholarship is renewable for a second year and is valued this year at $1,500. MARIAH RECKER The Winslow Eagles Schol- arship is an annual renewable scholarship created by the Winslow Eagles to advance education in Pike County. The recipient this year is Mariah Recker, daughter of Christine Robinson. Mariah will attend Indiana State University and study animal science on her journey to becoming a veteri- narian. This scholarship is val- ued a $1,200. The renewable amount may vary. SYDNEY LOVELESS The Petersburg High School Alumni Scholarship is an annual renewable scholar- ship established by the Peters- burg High School Alumni to assist students pursuing post- high school educational pro- grams. The recipient of this year's award in the amount of $1,200 is Sydney Loveless. Sydney is a senior at Pike Central High School and the daughter of Rodney and An- gie Loveless of Petersburg. Following graduation, Sydney plans to study nursing at Vin- cennes University. She plans to be a Pediatric Nurse. ALLI HOLDER The Claud and Lois Kemp Family Scholarship is an annu- al renewable scholarship cre- ated by Jerry Kemp in mem- ory of his grandparents. This scholarship is preferably for an Indiana College or Univer- sity. This year's recipient is Alli Holder. Alli is the daugh- ter of Veryl and Lisa Holder of Otwell. Alli will attend Purdue University and study Law and Society. She will then contin- ue on her journey to become a Lawyer. This award is for $1,000 and is renewable for an additional year. HANNAH WOODFORD The Weathers/Wyatt Schol- arship is an annual renewable scholarship created by Pike Central High School in mem- ory of Dr. and Mrs. William Weathers and Betty Wyatt, long standing Pike County teachers. Hannah Woodford is the 2022 recipient of this $1,000 scholarship that is be renewable for a second year if the recipient continues to be a full-time student. Hannah is the daughter of Alan and Dodie Woodford of Winslow. Hannah will attend Purdue University and study pre-phar- macy. Her long-range goal is to become a Pharmacist. MACKENZIE GOSLEE The Vinson Family Scholar- ship in an annual scholarship created by the late John and Mary Ellen Vinson for Pike Central graduating seniors. Mackenzie Goslee is the 2022 recipient of this scholarship. Mackenzie is the daughter of Alicia Goslee of Winslow and will attend IUPUI majoring in art and aspires to become a Concept Artist. This award is for $1,800. See SCHOLARS on page 5 A-4 Wednesday, May 25, 2022 The Press-Dispatch