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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 21, 2002
WABAUNSEE COUNTY 4-H
cont. from page one
Awards and presentations were made which included Club
Seals. Those clubs receiving purple awards were: Friendly
Farmers and Harveyville. Blue awards were awarded to the
Happy Valley and Wabaunsee 4-H Clubs.
~I Dare You" Leadership Awards, sponsored by the
Grensing Memorial Fund, were presented to Rebecca Romine,
Harveyville 4-H Club and Lindsey Wertzberger, Wabaunsee 4-
H Club.
Key Award Recipients, sponsored by the Farm Credit Bank
of Wichita, were Andrew Burgen and Steven Foster, both of the
Friendly Farmers 4-H Club.
Record Book Awards were presented to Luke Morrill, Happy
Valley 4-H Club; Avery Land, Harveyville 4-H Club;
Christopher Kartman, Happy Valley 4-H Club; and Katelyn
Davis, Harveyville 4-H Club.
Project and Achievement Awards were then presented.
Those recipients were as follows: (*denotes County Chairman)
Mark Anderson, Happy
Valley, Beef, Jr., Swine, Jr.
Cheyenne Barron, Wa-
baunsee, Achievement, *Horse,
Jr., Historian, purple.
Sierra Barton, Wabaunsee,
Horse, Jr.
Shawnee Barron, Wa-
baunsee, Arts, Crafts and
Leathercraft, Sr., Clothing and
Textiles and Fashion Revue,
Sr., *Photography, Sr.
Jenni Braucks, Friendly
Farmers, Dog Care and
Training, Jr., *Geology, Jr.
Andrew Burgen, Friendly
Farmers, *Electric Energy,
*Wood Science, Sr.
Emily Burgen, Friendly
Farmers, Clothing and Textiles
and Fashion Revue, Sr.,
Food/Nutrition, Sr., *Plant
Science, Sr.
Jacob Criqui, Friendly
Farmers, *Wood Science, Jr.
Rachel Criqui, Friendly
Farmers, *Reading, Swine, Jr.
Katie Davis, Harveyville,
Best Record Book, *Sheep, Jr.,
Historian, purple
Wesley Davis, Harveyville,
Arts, Crafts and Leathercraft,
Jr., *Swine, Jr.
Christopher Eberwein,
Happy Valley, Food/Nutrition,
Sr., Leadership, *Shooting
Sports, Sr.
.P~ton Gnadt, Wabaunsee,
*Dog Care and Training, Jr.,
Rabbit, dr., Sheep, dr.
Alex Gnadt, Wabaunsee,
Arts, Crafts and Leathercraft,
Sr., Beef, Sr., *Dog Care and
Training, Sr., Leadership,
*Sheep, Sr.
Abby Heigert, Wabaunsee,
Achievement, Arts, Crafts and
Leathercraft, Jr.,
Food/Nutrition, Jr.
Me~ Helgert, Wabaun-
see, *Horse, Sr., Leadership,
Photography, Sr.
John Henderson, Happy
Valley, Citizenship,
Food/Nutrition, Jr., Plant Sci-
ence, Jr., News Writing Award,
Reporter's Book, purple
Rosemary Henderson,
Happy Valley, Food/Nutrition,
Jr., *Forestry, Wildlife, Jr.
Becky Hinck, Friendly
Farmers, Food/Nutrition, Sr.,
Swine, Sr., Secretary's Book,
purple
Meli~a Hlnck, Friendly
Farmers, Treasurer's Book,
purple
Emily Jackson, Wabaun-
see, Arts, Crafts and Leather-
craft, Jr., Photography, Jr.
Kurtie Jackson, Wabaun-
see, Beef, Jr.
Christopher Kartman,
Happy Valley, *Arts, Crafts
and Leathercraft, Jr.,Best
Record Book, Bucket Calf,
Clothing and Textiles and
Fashion Revue, Jr.,
*Food/Nutrition, Jr., *Plant
Science, Jr., *Shooting Sports,
Jr.
Avery Land, Harveyville,
*Beef, Sr., Best Record Book,
Plant Science, Sr., *Wildlife,
Sr., Secretary's Book, purple
Luke Morrill, Happy Val-
ley, Best Record Book,
*Geology, Sr.
Pamela Morrill, Happy
Valley, Clothing andTextiles
and Fashion Revue, Jr.
Becky Romine, Friendly
Farmers, *Achievement, *Arts,
Crafts and Leathercraft, Sr.,
Beef, Sr., *Clothing and Tex-
tiles and Fashion Revue, Sr.,
*Food / Nutrition, Sr.,
*Leadership, *Pets, *SeK-
Determined, *Swine, Sr.
Abby Sage, Harveyville,
*Beef, Jr., Sheep, Jr.
Ashley Sage, Harveyville,
Sheep, Sr.
Erin Sage, Friendly Farm-
ers, Clothing and Textiles and
Fashion Revue
Sara Schultz, Wabaunsee,
Secretary's Book, blue
Kelsey TenEyck, Happy
Valley, Secretary's Book, blue
Lindsey Wertzberger, Wa-
baunsee, Achievement,
*Clothing and Textiles and
Fashion Revue,- Jr.,
*Photography, Jr., *Rabbit,
Jr., Treasurer's Book, purple
Jeanna Wllley, Harveyville,
Arts, Crafts and Leathercraft,
Sr., Clothing and Textiles and
Fashion Revue, Sr., *Dairy,
Reporter's Book, blue
MISSION VALLEY
FFA
Hello, my name is Becky
Hinck and I am the new re-
porter for the Mission Valley
FFA. I am currently a sopho-
more at MV and am enrolled
in the Plant and Soil Science
class. Throughout the rest of
the year, I will try to keep you
informed about the exciting
events happening at Mission
Valley. If you ever have any
questions, just give me a call
at the school, and I will try to
help you out.
The Mission Valley FFA
Chapter and Greenhand offi-
cers traveled to Lawrence Kan-
sas, Wednesday the 13th.
Each of the teams competed in
three contests, Parliamentary
Procedure, Ritual, Leadership
information test. Parliamen-
tary Procedure is a contest
where members must present
a 10-minute demonstration of
motion and debate. Ritual is
where they perform the open-
ing and closing ceremonies of
the FFA, and the Leadership
information test is over FFA
information
The Greenhands placed I st
over all in Leadership Infor-
mation, Cole Rutledge was 2-d,
Shayla Hastings placed 5%
Denae Kraus 6th, and Jake
Gleason placed 9th. In Ritual
they placed 8th, and Kendra
Mitchell received Master Ritual
for Treasurer. In Parliamen-
tary Procedure they placed 1~'.
The Greenhands placed 2.d
overall.
The Chapter officers placed
1.~t in Ritual, Chantelle Blythe
received Master Ritual Presi-
dent, and Amy Durkes re-
ceived Master Ritual Secretary.
Parliamentary Procedure the
officers placed Ist which quali-
fies them for state. Leader-
ship Information they placed
9~, and they placed 2-d over-
all.
The FFA Chapter officers
were lucky enough to go to
National FFA Convention in
Louisville, ICY. The officers,
Ms. Riley and Kim Dukes had
an excellent time seeing the
many sites of Emma, St.
Louis, and Louisville. In St.
Louis, we visited the St. Louis
Science Center, the Zoo and
the Arch. We had a good time
watching all of the animals at
the zoo, and using the radar
gun at the science center.
In Louisville, we visited the
Louisville Slugger museum,
and watched bats being made.
We also made it to Churchill
Downs, home of the Kentucky
Derby. We were lucky enough
to see a live horse race, but
Ms. Riley wouldn't let us bet.
The most amazing part of
the entire trip was the Na-
tional FFA Convention. It was
so surreal to see all of the
thousands of FFA jackets
walking around the Kentucky
Fair and Exposition Center.
There was a record 51,000
members and guests in atten-
dance. We were able to see
the National FFA officers,
Muhammad All, Rick Patino
and Roulan Gardner during
the convention sessions. We
also visited the FFA career
show and of course the FFA
Shopping Mall. All in all it
was a great five-day trip. We
would like to thank Kim for
coming along and all those
who contributed to making
our trip a success.
The MV FFA Turkey Shoots
took place through October
and November. We had an
excellent turnout this year,
and you couldn't beat the
weather. Most Sundays we
averaged 25 shooters with the
largest Sunday having 45
shooters and 10 volunteers.
Shooters participated in ba-
con, sausage, and bratwurst
shoots. They also had the op-
portunity to help out one an-
other in protections shots, and
finally each Sunday had at
least one big winner in the
Turkey Shoot. If you missed
this year's shoots, look for us
every Sunday in October "in
2003.
Fruit and Meat sales
on Friday November 15.
missed you, let us
785-449-2297, we cart
order more. Fruit
should be delivered
week in December.
Upcoming FFA
ECD Public
MV--December 1 l'h;
and Meat Delivered -1s'
in December; and
Sale - December.
ALTA VISTA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Unapproved Minutes
November 12, 2002
Mayor Ziegenhirt called the
regular November 12 city
council meeting to order at 7
p.m. in the city hall.
Present were as follows:
Mayor Ziegenhirt, Council-
men Werner. Lloyd, Carroll,
McDiffett. Eisenhut, City Mar-
shal Howser and the city
clerk.
Others present were: Robert
Morse Jr., Council Grove
Telecommunications.
Mr. Morse told the council
about his company and the
possibility of bringing cable
TV to the city.
Councilman Lloyd made
the motion that the October
14th minutes be approved.
Councilman McD|ffett sec-
onded the motion, the motion
carried, 5 yes 0 no.
The monthly financial
statements were gone over.
Councilman McDiffett
made the motion that the bills
be paid by Ordinance B"I
Councilman EisenhUt
onded the motion, the
carried 5 yes 0 no.
City Marshall
his verbal report and
meeting.
City Clerk Report:
The monthly utility
cards were gone
Clerk handed out her
report and past due
list.
The clerk reportq
their will be a
November 21st on the
cation for Zoning
tion in Alma.
Communications:
Letter from United
Environment
Agency concerning
oratories of Pittsburgh,
Old Business:
Clerk reported that
ber 9th at 6:30 was the
for the Christmas
the Country Cafe.
Ricky Worrell has
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Leather, Loaded - Absolutely Perfect
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