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4-Her's Receive Statewide Recognition
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Jeannie Haney
Kristin Kuntz
Seven youth in the Portland M et
ropolitan area have received state
w ide rec o g n itio n for o u tstan d in g
achievem ent in 4-H, the youth devel
opm ent program o f the O regon State
U niversity Extension Service, reports
L in d a E ric k so n , O S U E x te n sio n
A gent.
T hey are N atalie Boardm an,
W en d y H ein , K ristin K untz and
T iffany Stahl o f Portland; Jeannie
H aney o f Estacada; V ictor Nelson of
Lake O sw ego; and Kim Herinckx of
H illsboro. They are nom inees for trips
to the 1993 N ational 4-H Y outh C on
gress in C hicago next fall.
B oardm an, daughter o f C urt and
A nita Boardm an o f Southw est Port
land, is O reg o n ’s nom inee for the trip
sponsored by G uide Dogs for the B lind
o f San Rafael. The sponsor o f the 4-H
guide dog- puppy program s aw ards
one trip to 4 -H m em bers in nine W est
ern states.
B oardm an, w ho will be a senior at
W ilson High School, has raised two
guide dog puppies. She has m et the
ow ner o f the first guide dog she raised
Natalie Boardman
Wendy Hein
and returned to G uide Dogs o f the
Blind for final training.
A 4-H m em ber for eight years, she
has also had projects in clothing, pho
to g rap h y , and fo o d p rese rv a tio n ,
am ong others.
She is a teen leader o f a 4-H dog
and sm all anim al club and serves on
the M etro 4-H child developm ent and
recognition com m ittees. In addition
to4-H , she volunteers at the W ashing
ton Park Zoo and is active in Explorer
Scouts. In school, she volunteers at
the W ashington Park Z oo and is ac
tive in E xplorer Scouts. In school, she
volunteers in special education pro
gram s, has been a counselor at O u t
door School, runs track and is a m em
ber of the yearbook staff.
H ein, daughter o f Randall and
M ary H ein o f Southeast Portland, is
the state nom inee for one o f 37 trips
sponsored by A m oco Foundation for
achievem ent in the energy m anage
m ent program .
H ein, a 1993 graduate o f C leve
land High School, plans to study en g i
neering at OSU. A 4-H m em ber for six
years, her projects have included horse,
clothing and foods. As part o r her
energy m anagem ent program , she
learned how to perform routine m ain
tenance on the fam ily’s tw o cars and
kept a record o f their fuel efficiency.
She has been a ju n io r leader and
teen leader o f her own 4-H hom e
econom icsclub. In school, as an honor
student she was active in student gov
ernm ent, music and the Big Sister/
Little Sister program .
Kuntz, daughter o f Gary and Kelly
K untz, is the nom inee for a trip sp o n
sored by B ridgestone/Firestone Trust
Fund for her overall achievem ent in
leadership. T he 1993g rad u a teo f S un
set High School plans to attend the
U niversity o f Pudget Sound in the fall
Kintz, a 4-H m em ber for seven years,
is also a teen leader and a junior
addition to her 4-H activities. Kuntz
has been a volunteer at the W ashing
ton Park Z oo and is on the staff of
ZooC am p as a counselor and a m em
ber o f E xplorer Scouts.
Stahl, daughter o f A lan and Janice
Stahl o f N ortheast Portland, is the
nom inee for one o f 20 trips sponsored
by Dow Brands, Inc., in the area of
food conservation, preservation and
safety.
Stahl has had a w ide variety of
projects during her four years in 4-H,
inc luding food preservation, clothing,
knitting, horticulture and expressive
arts. In food preservation, she has
canned, frozen and dried a variety of
foods. She is also a 4-H ju n io r leader.
A junior at Bayith A cadem y, she is an
honor student and m em ber of the drill
team.
H aney, D aughter o f Joseph and
leader.
She has been a county fair ju n io r JoA nne H aney, is O reg o n ’s nominee
superintendent and also a youth rep re for one o f 45 trips sponsored by
sentative to the executive com m ittee Eastm an K odak Co. for achievem ent
o f the county 4-H leaders association. in the 4-H photography project. She
In 4-H , she has concentrated on the has been in 4-H for eight years.
H aney, w ho will be a senior at
dog care and obedience project. Iri
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Janice W ilson o f Portland has W ilson replaces 1992-93 Board Presi
been nam ed President o f the O regon deni Bob Bailey, who will rem ain on
State B oard of H igher E ducation for the Board
M illerw asap p o in tcd to th c Board
1993-94. Rob M iller o f Salem will
in
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an d re-appointed in 1992. He
serve as Board V ice President, and
has
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as chair of the Board s
Leslie M Swanson, Jr., o f Portland
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W ilson, a m em ber o f the Board ecutive Com m ittee an d the C om m it
since 1988, is A rea President at First tee on Finance and A dm inistration
Interstate Bank ofO rcg o n She serv ed He is also Board representative to the
as B oard Vice P resident in 1992-93, C enter for A pplied A gricultural Re
chaired the B o ard ’s Com m ittee on search. M iller ow ns M t. Jefferson
F in an ce and A d m in istra tio n , an d Farm s, is past vice-chair o f the O r
serves on the B oard s A dm inistrative egon Econom ic D evelopm ent C om
Review Com m ittee She was, for two m ission. and is a m em ber of the
years. Executive D irector for the city G overnor’s Science Council He has
o f P ortlan d ’s Bureau o f H um an Re worked w ith many trade an d com
sources and chaired both the State Job modity organizations an d is former
T raining C oordinating Council and president of the O regon E ssential Oil
the W age and H our C om m ission. G row ers League as w ell as former
W ilson is a graduate o f Portland State secretary-treasure o f the O regon M int
U niversity w ith a degree in history, Com m ission. M iller holds a degree in
and o f the U niversity or W ashington history from the University of O r
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Pacific Coast B anking School, and
the bank executiv e program at Fuqua
School o f Business. Duke University.
B oard’s C om m ittee on A cadem ic Af
fairs and the B oard's Com m ittee on
academ ic Productivity. He recently
developed a proposal for a long-range
plan for OSSHE. A Portland-based
attorney, Swanson has served on the
Oregon Arts Commission as state chair
of the O regon Civil Liberties Union,
and as president of the Lane County
Bar Association. H chasbccnanclcctcd
m em ber o f the A m erican Law Insti
tute since 1984. Swanson received his
bachelor’s degree form Augusta C ol
lege in Illinois, his m aster’s in p hi
losophy from C larem ont G raduate
School in California, and his law de
gree from the University o f Oregon
School o f Law.
The Oregon State Board of Higher
Education, an 11-m em ber board com
posed o f nine citizens appointed to
four-year term s an d two student m em
bers appointed to two-year term s, sets
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Sw anson w as appointed to the dures, approves new program s, and
Board in 1989 He is ch air o f the oversees O SS H E ’s annual budgets
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is also active in Boy Scouts.
H erinckx, daughter o f Frank and
V icki H em ickx, is the Oregon nom i
nee for one o f eight trips sponsored by
S y n tex A nim al H ealth , In c., for
achievem ent in the4-H beef project. A
4-H m em ber for seven years, she will
be a ju n io r a t G lencoe high school.
Herinckx traces her interest m beef
cattle to her grandparents, who started a
beef ranch near Hillsboro that they still
<iperate. She started her 4-H project with
one animal and now has a small herd She
is an active member ofthe Oregon Junior
Polled Hereford Association. In addition to
her beef project,
Herinckx has had
projects in suchareasasfoods.clothingand
veterinary science. She is a junior leader
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records and personal interviews.
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Victor Nelson
G ladstone High School, has taken
m ore than 1,100 pictures w hile in
photography. She has also learned
her way around a darkroom and ex
perim ented with various kinds of
prints. She has also had projects in
such areas as foods, fiber arts, home
environm ent, sw ine and clothing.
The current Miss 4-H , she is a co
leader o f the county’s4 -H A m bassa
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school’s literary m agazine and m em
bership in the art club am ong her
other activities.
Nelson, son o f V ictor and Bette
Nelson, is the nom inee for one o f 50
trips sponsored by F leish m an n ’s
Y east Co. for working w ith breads in
the 4-H foods and nutrition project.
Nelson, an eight-year 4-H m em ber,
will be a senior at Lake O sw ego High
School. He has used his know ledge
about breadm aking to prepare spe
cial foods for church events, E xten
sion meetings, and other activities.
He has also taught both youth and
adults about baking.
Nelson serves on the M etro 4-H
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