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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 13,1999 Amanda Richardson FFA award G un c,ub hoW# The first Morrow County Gun For the tu ture, Amanda wants Club shoot o f the new year was finalist to stay active in the FFA with a goal of becoming an exchange student through one o f the FFA’s international programs and serving as an ambassador for agriculture. Upon completion o f her education, Amanda says she hopes to have a career in agriculture management and/or marketing. Amanda is the daughter of Daniel and Sandi Richardson, Central Point and is the granddaughter of Louis and Betty Carlson, Heppner. first shoot of season held Saturday, Jan. 9, at the gun club in Lexington. There was a good showing to start the season, according to spokesperson Sandi Day. The day began with a short meeting to elect officers for 1999. Mark Schlichting was retained as p resid en t, as w as K elw a y n e H aguewood as secretary/trea- surer. Board members are Mike Adams, M ick Sharp and Curt Day. The club also voted on hold ing the weekly shoots on Satur- days at noon until Colt basketball is over, then move the shoots bock to Sunday. Winners ate as follows: 16 yard event-first, Mick Sharp, 24 o f 25; 14of25; third, Deona Hodges, 13 o f 25. Four A nnie O akley shoots were held with Rob Ashbeck tak- . . , , . Clark, B. K rein, C. D ay, K. Haguewood, H. Childers, 22 o f 25. Handicap event: first, three- way tie, H. Childers, J. Cutsforth, M. Sharp, 22 o f 25; second, three- way tie, C. Day, K. Haguewood, C. Cutsforth, 21 o f 25. Ladies Event: first, Sandi Day, 15 o f 25; second, Bonnie Grant, The monthly men's breakfast will be held Sunday, Jan. 17, at 8 a m. at Christian Life Center, 535 W. Morgan St. The breakfast is sponsored by the First Christian Church, the Nazarene Church and the Christian Life Center. ing two and Mark Schlichting and Curtis Cutsforth each with one. Rob Ashbeck also won the golf shoot. . , . T ^ _ s and econ third d, Cu in rtis a c three-way utsforth, 23 tie, of 2 M. 5; Men’s breakfast slated Jan. 17 Pieter Bos, an evangelist from Holland, will be the special speaker. Sausage, eggs, waffles, coffee and juice will be the menu. All are invited to join them for a time of fellowship and inspiration from the word o f God. Amanda R Richardson, 17, ot the Crater FFA_ Chapter, at Crater High School in Central Point, is one of four national finalists who competed for the title of national winner in the Home and/or Community Development Entrepreneurship/Placem ent proficiency award program at the 71st National FFA Convention Nov. 12-14 in Kansas City, Mo. Proficiency awards recognize FFA members who excelled as agricultural entrepreneurs, employees or volunteers while they gained hands-on career experience. Home and/or Community Development - Entrepreneurship/Placement is one of 42 FFA proficiency award categories offered at local, state and national levels. The Home and/or Community Development Entrepreneurship/Placem ent proficiency award program is sponsored by Carbartt, Inc. as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. Amanda's participation in community service began at an early age with food and clothing drives. In the past, she has also helped out with flood relief, brought food to the elderly and worked with the Special Olympics. For the last two years, Amanda's main focus has been on the development of a community garden at the Jackson County Expo. She has achieved funding for the project and completed soil testing and site preparation. She continues to work with others on creating and producing a "beautiful community garden that can be enjoyed by everyone," said a press release. Justice Court Report The Justice Court office at the courthouse annex building in Heppner reports handling the fol lowing business: Karen Elizabeth Altizer, 57, Hermiston-Violation of the Basic Rule, 75 mph in a 55 mph zone, $72 fine; Kenneth C. Lindsay, 39, Lex- ington-Group Overload, alleged 81,200, limit 80,000, $52 fine; Donald W. Crouch, 43, Au rora-No State Migratory Water- fowl Validation, $57 fine, Hunting with a Prohibited Method: Pos sessing Lead Shot while Hunting Waterfowl, $102 fine; Billie C. Kimberlin, 28, Ione- Dnvmg while License Suspended, Driving Uninsured, $464 fine; David D. Hams, 44, Portland- Criminal Trespass while in Pos session of a Firearm, $276 fine; Kathryn AnnMane Alldntt, 43, Lexington-Endangering a Child Passenger, $74 fine; Corey Lee Ehrmantraut, 20, Lexington-Disobeying Traffic Control Device, $142 fine; Dean Robinson, Heppner-Per- mitting Dog to Run at Large, $42 fine; Leland A. Long, 42, Portland- No Upland Game Bird Validation, $77 fine. Som etim es one is greater than two. As is the case w ith Regence BlueCross B lueShield o f O regon (R egence B C B SO ) and Klamath Medical Service Bureau (KMSB). 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