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Heppner Gazette-Times Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 5, 1993 - FIVE FFA chapter holds awards night The Heppner FFA Chapter held its annual awards night on Monday, April 26 at the Hepp ner High School cafetorium. Many members were recogniz ed for their accomplishments throughout the past year. Featured speaker Cliff Green, a former vocational agriculture in structor and native Heppner resi dent, challenged the FFA members to consider what they read, think about it and then ques tion what it was about. "These are times of tremendous change, but with this change comes new opportunity and to be looking for that opportunity,” said Green. He reminded the members that "knowledge is power and educa tion is the key to success.” The night was well attended as members were recognized for achievements in areas of leader ship, scholarship and participa tion in various FFA conventions and contests. M embers receiving the Greenhand Degree pins were Renee Devin, Jossie Evans, Tina Kemp, Stephanie Skultety, Jessica Sumner and Rodney Zumwalt. Receiving their chapter farm degree pins were Mike Alldritt, Shelly Ashbeck, Jeff Botefuhr, Chris Cookston, Willie DeBoer, Casey O’Brien. John Qualls, Stacy Wilhelm, Troy Wilson, Brent Wright and Bryon Zumwalt. Five members of the chapter were selected for outstanding leadership and scholarship achievements. The leadership awards went to Jenni Ashbek, Ryan Munkers, Joe Lindsay, IfJ O ; .! i ' Photo by Joyce Hughes John Ripple (r) receives his honorary member award from FFA officers Andy Ashbeck (c) and (l-r) Char Coe, Joe Lindsay, Jenni Ashbeck, Scott Coe (hidden) and Rondi Robinson. Tina Kemp receives star greenhand award from Cliff Green, owner Coast to Coast. ^nili Tina Kemp and Casey O ’Brien. Ryan M unkers, Dwayne Dunaway, Tina Kemp, Brent Wright and Jenni Ashbeck were honored for the scholarship awards. Members were also recogniz ed for their achievements in the respective agriculture project and placement areas. These included Ryan Munkers, agriculture sales and service; Brent Wright, sheep production; Jenni Ashbeck, horse proficiency; John Qualls, soil and water management and wildlife management; Zane Martin, beef proficiency; Casey O ’Brien, agriculture mechanics; and Joe Lindsay, public speaking. The highlight of the evening was the installation of honorary members. This award is given to individuals who have helped the chapter with its many activities throughout the year. This year the Degrees were conferred upon John Ripple. Stevè Rhea and Jim VanWinkle. These honorary members servey on the Agris cience Advisory Committee. The highlight of the year for the chapter is the recognition of the outstanding new member and recognition of the most outstan ding FFA member. These awards are the Star Greenhand which is presented by the Coast to Coast store and the Star Chapter Farmer Award presented by Morrow County Grain Growers. This year’s Star Greenhand award winner was Tina Kemp and the Star Chapter Farmer went to Diyayne Dunaway.. The Heppner Soil Conservation District also received recognition for their help in setting up and helping conduct the FFA soils and crops judging, contest. Receiving the award for the Soil Conservation District was Con nie Holmquist. Lindsay, Shaw named to honor society Wranglers list playday results University of Idaho students John "J J” Shaw and Barney Lindsay has been honored with membership in Phi Kappa Phi the general university honorary society and Alpha Zeta, the honor society of agriculture and forestry third-Shannon Walton. fourth- The Wranglers playday held on Dawn Boor. Sunday, May 2 release the Scurry: first-Stephanie following results: Haguewood, second-Dawn Boor, Six and under: barrels first- third-Jossie Evans, fpurth- Krystal Temple, second-Gene Ladies Play Shannon Walton. Ball, third-B randon Davis, April 27 Rings: ~ first-Stephanie fourth-Brianne Jones. Flight A: low gross-Jan Paus- H aguew ood, second-Jossie Poles: first-Krystal Temple, tain; low net-Eileen Padberg; Evans, third-Dawn Boor, fourth- second-Gene Ball, third-Brandon least putts-Luvilla Sonstegard. Shannon Walton. Davis, fourth-Brianne Jones. Flight B: low gross-Carol Nor 16 & over: barrels first-Jenni Scurry: first-Brandon Davis, ris; low net-Bernice Lott; least Ashbeck, second-Mary Knowles, second-Krystal Temple, third- putts-Karen Wildman. third-Dick Temple, fourth-Shelly Brianne Jones. Ashbeck. Put-n-Take: first-Brandon Flight C: low gross-Annie Poles: first-Mary Knowles, Davis, second Brianne Jones, Lusher; low net-Doll Campbell; third-Krystal Temple, fourth- second-Holly Eckman, third- least putts-Mary Beamer. Shelly Ashbeck. fourth-Dick K.P.-Harriet Pierson. Gene Ball. Seven and eight year olds: Bar Temple. Chip in-Jan Paustain, Eileen Scurry: first-Dick Temple, rels first-Brett Barber, second- Padberg and Mary Beamer. Kelsey Greenup, third-Donald second-Shelly Ashbeck, third- Sunday Men’s Play Adams, fourth-Lacey Davis, Mary Knowles, fourth-Jenni May 2 Ashbeck. fifth-Cody Walton. Low gross: first-Greg Grant Rings: first-Dick Temple, Poles: first-Brett Barber, 68. a tie for second between Ron second-Kelsey Greenup, third- second-Mary Knowles, third- Bowman and Slater Mitchell 73; Lacey Davis, fourth-Donald Shelly Ashbeck. fourth-Dave Gunderson 74. Adams, fifth-Cody Walton. Low net: first-Duane Disque Stick horse race: first-Whitncy Scurry; first-Brett Barber, Matthews, second-Mary Shae 55; second-Mike Smith 58; third- second-Donald Adams, third- Hays. Mikc Doherty 59: fourth-Earl Lacey Davis, fourth-Kclscy Norris 60. Least putts: a three way tie bet Greenup, fifth-Cody Walton. Put-n-Take: first-D onald ween Earl Norris. Dave Gunder son and Rick Paullus 28. Adams, second-Brett Barber, Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers KP on H and 13-Ed Struthers. third-Kelsey Greenup, fourth- Second shot KP on #6 and Cody Walton, fifth-Lacey Davis. Tuesday, May 4, 1993 15-Duane Disaue. Nine and 10 year olds: barrels W h ite S o ft Ladies Day first-Blake Knowles. second-Shad M a y * 3 .4 8 May 4 Hisler, third-Amy Papineau, J u n e * 3 .4 8 / * 3 .3 8 Flight A: low gross-Harriet fourth-Katie Walton. * 3 .3 1 / * 3 .2 8 J u ly Pierson; low net-Neoma Bailey; Poles: first-Shad H isler, * 3 .2 6 A ug. * 3 .2 7 least putts-Jan Paustian. second-Blake Knowles, third- S e p t. B a rie v Flight B; low-gross-Carol Nor K rista Adams, fourth-Joe *98 M ay ris; low net-Karen Wildman. Papineau. *96 Flight C: low gross-Bebe Scurry: first-Blake Knowles, J u n e *9 5 J u l y M unkers; low net-Doll second-Amy Papineau, third- *96 Campbell. Katie W alton, fourth-Joe A u g . Chip in: Neoma Bailey #9. Papineau. Rings: first-Krista Adams, second-Blake Knowles, third- Amy Papineau, fourth-Jcanette Brantley. 11 & 12 year olds: barrels first- Brian Knowles, second-Jaylene available at Papineau, third-Annie Hisler, fourth-Jill Barber. Poles: first-Annie Hisler, second-Kathleen Greenup, third- Jaylene Papineau, fourth-Jill Barber. Scurry: first-Brian Knowles, second-Kathleen Greenup, third- Jaylene Papineau, fourth-Heather Davis. Rings: first-Jaylene Papineau. second-Shad Hisler, third-Brian Knowles, fourth-Jill Barber. •itt. 13 & 15 year olds: barrels first - Jossie Evans, second-Shannon W alton, third-Stephanie Haguewood, fourth-Dawn Boor. Poles: first-Jossie Evans, second Stephanie Haguewood. WCCC Golf respectively. To be eligible for Phi Kappa Phi the students had to be in the top 10 percent of their senior class with a minimum grade point average of 3.55 or among the top 25 juniors in each college with a minimum 3.7 grade point average. To be eligible for Alpha Zeta (he students must be of at feast sophomore standing and have maintained a 3.2 grade point average. * Shaw is the son of Linda Shaw, Heppner and is majoring in mechanical engineering. Lindsay is the son of Corrine and Larry Lindsay of Lexington and is majoring in agricultural education. Dwayne Dunaway (I) receives star chapter farmer award from John Ripple, representing Morrow County Grain Growers. Methodist church plans yard sale The Heppner United Methodist Church plans its annual yard sale on Saturday. May 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The sale, which will be held at the church, 175 Rock Street, will feature a wide variety of items. friend you can look up to Market Report Steve W ilson of Bend, took a 40 foot fall (out of a possible 400) when he lost his footing while putting out a brush fire below the bridge at Crooked River Gorge in Central Oregon. Bedding Plants Connne ys Greenhouse Fuller Canyon Road Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday Any other time or for directions, call: _________ 676-5016 1 ______ The impact snapped three ribs, punctured a lung, and broke his back. 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