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GOI,DENDALE, WASHINGTON
FEBRUARY 22,2017--3
Micheal Williams
Micheal Dwayne Williams
passed away at his home in
Goldendale on Feb. 13, 2017
at the age of 57. He was born
in Yakima to Dwayne and
Sharon Williams on March
14, 1959. Micheal grew up in
Klickitat County and worked
as a truck driver, hauling
logs for Douvravsky, Moun-
tain Logging, C&H and SDS
lumber companies. Micheal
loved horses and training
them, and log trucks. Most
of all, he loved spending
time with his family. He is
survived by his wife, Ser-
ena Williams of Goldendale;
children, Casey Popenoe
(Kristi) of Chehalis, Celeste
Crabtree (Jordan) of Bell-
ingham, Richie Popenoe of
Trout Creek, Montana, and
Morgan Williams (Sheri),
Evan Williams and Zander
Williams, all of Goldendale;
parents Dwayne and Sha-
ron Williams of Goldendale;
brothers Lee Williams (Tam-
my) and Chris Williams (Ra-
chel), both of Goldendale;
and several grandchildren.
He was preceded in death
by brother Pat Williams. A
memorial service was held
at Columbia Hills Memorial
Chapel in Goldendale on Feb.
18, 2017 at 4 p.m. Please send
condolences to the Williams
family by visiting www.
gardnerfh.com.
Meet The Sentioel's carriers:Josh Ogden
On a rainy Wednesday D. Sometimes he rides his
afternoon, Josh Ogden care- bike, but not today.
fully wraps his newspapers "I wish it wouldn't rain,"
in plastic bags. "A lot of he says. And yet there is a
houses don't have awnings
on them, so the papers get
wet if they don't have bags,"
he explains.
Josh has been delivering
for The Sentinel since 2011.
Currently he pulls double
duty, covering Routes B and
smile on his face. "Some-
times people roll down their
windows and ask me how
I like this job. I tell them I
love it--being out here and
meeting people." Josh also
regards the job as a duty.
"People are counting on us."
In addition to deliver-
ing papers, Josh serves as
The Sentinel's self-described
"breaking news guy," cov-
ering inclement weather,
road conditions and EMS
dispatches. With the aid
of a police scanner, social
media and his own dogged
curiosity, Josh contributes
invaluable legwork to The
Sentinel. Recent examples
include his reporting on
winter road closures and the
primary school lockdown.
Josh is also no stranger
to the office, frequently
stopping in to cheer the
staff with a "Good job!" or
"I'm counting on you guys."
The Sentinel thanks Josh for
his encouragement, positive
attitude and years of dedi-
cated service.
Each year, FFA chapters
around the country celebrate
National FFA Week. The
week-long tradition began
in 1947 when the National
FFA Board of Directors des-
ignated the week of George
Washington's birthday as
National FFA Week in rec-
ognition of his legacy as an
agriculturist and farmer.
The first National FFA Week
was held in 1948. Today, FFA
Week runs Saturday to Sat-
urday, encompassing Feb. 22,
Washington's Birthday.
Goldendale FFA chapter
activities for 2016-2017
Women in welding ,"
On Feb. 23; about 25 fe-
male agriculture students
participated in the Women
in Welding Career Event.
The students made metal
roses using MIG welders and
torches. They were coached
by industry professionals,
including four past Golden-
dale Graduates--Morgan
Gamble, Mark Hilton, Will
Bowdish and Cben Hites--
as well as a parent, Steve
Priddy.
First year member
On Feb. 29, the FFA First
Year Member Team com-
peted in the District IV
contest. This event helps
members learn about FFA,
public speaking, teamwork,
and many other useful soft
skills. Both teams, consist-
ing of five seventh graders
each, qualified to compete at
the state level.
Sales contest
On Feb. 29, Goldendale
High School hosted the Dis-
trict IV sales contest. The ag-
ricultural sales team placed
fourth and qualified for the
state FFA convention in May.
The team consisted of Katie,
Alyssa, Joseph, and Nathan.
Katie Priddy placed first out
of 30 competitors.
Goldendale FFA
agriscience fair
On March 10, around 70 ag-
riscience students presented
their agriscience fair pro-
jects in the Goldendale Mid-
die School gym to a panel of
eight community judges as a
pre-qualifier for the state ag-
riscience fair. The event was
attended by dver 250 parents
and community members.
Raising salmon
The FFA chapter raised
and released over 200 Chi-
nook salmon in March in the
Little Klickitat River. Mem-
bers will also participate in
a habitat restoration project
as part of this project.
Guys in floral
On March 30, Debbie and
Ken Clark, owners of Clarks
Floral, worked with 25 male
agriculture students to
construct their own floral
arrangement. Additionally,
students had the opportuni-
ty to ask questions about ca-
reers in the floral industry.
The purpose of this event
was to encourage males to
take plant biology at GHS
and possibly pursue careers
year m revmw
in horticulture.
Toppenish livestock
show
On May 2, the Goldendale
FFA livestock judging team
traveled to Toppenish to
compete in the judging con-
test. The GMS team placed
seventh and the GHS team
placed llth out of 22 teams.
Tiana Watson placed 12th
out of 110 individuals. Mem-
bers also helped serve food in
the District IV chuck wagon.
Ag day
The Goldendale FFA host-
ed its first annual FFA Ag
Day on April 29. The goal
of the event was to increase
youths' awareness of the ag-
ricultural industry through
hands-on interactive learn-
ing activities. Goldendale
FFA members in seventh
- 12th grade developed edu-
cational stations for local
students in fourth grade and
below. The event was attend-
ed by students of Goldendale
Primary School, Roosevelt
School District, and Learn-
ing Ladder Christian Pre-
school.
Plant sale
May 6-7, the Goldendale
FFA chapter held the plant
sale in the GHS greenhouse.
A variety of flowers were
sold. The funds raised went
to support the chapter's ac-
tivities and travel.
State FFA convention
Goldendale FFA attended
the Washington State FFA
Convention May 11 - 15. The
chapter was awarded fifth
out of over 200 in the Na-
tional Chapter Award. Mem-
bers Daniel and Kassandra
Wedgwood presented the
application activities. Mem-
bers Lene Riggers, Madison
Krull, Cody Farmer, Alden
Bothamley, Joseph Sepul-
veda, Cassie Kayser, Alyssa
Merry, Katie Priddy and Jo-
seph Randall completed the
written application. All 11
members have qualified for
national this October in In-
dianapolis, Indiana.
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Caroline Knopes and Eliz-
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award for their state-win-
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agriscience project entitled,
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GMO's." Caroline and Eliza-
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July for consideration and
acceptance by early August.
The junior h!gh beef edu-
cation group placed second
team, consisting of Katie
Priddy, Alyssa Merry, Jo-
seph Sepulveda and Nathan
Mathews, placed sixth in
their flight. Katie Priddy
viduals in agricultural sales.
Cassie Kayser placed third
in her flight for job inter-
view.
First Year Member Team
Halley, consisting of Hailey
Helsing, Luke Winslow, Mat-
out of 18 groups in the hall of thew Mclnturff-Hill, Nathen
Priddy and Jake Randall,
placed fifth in their flight.
. First ,Year Member Team
Caroline, consisting of
Caroline Knopes, Elizabeth
Garcia, Shyann Richmond,
Justin Demott and Jasper
Randall, placed third in
their flight.
chapters. Members Hannah
Avila, Olivia Erland, Josie
Quantrell, Tiana Watson,
Corbin Bland, Nick McKune,
Andrew Ihrig and Tyler Tel-
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and presented the beef infor-
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FFA banquet
On June 8, the FFA hosted
their annual awards ban-
quet at the Goldendale High
School cafeteria. Awards
were given for achievement
in the several different areas
ofagriscience.
District IV leadership
camp
On June 3-5, 2016, District
IV FFA leadership camp was
held at Brooks Environmen-
tal Learning Center in Gold-
endale.
Washington agricultur-
al leadership experience
Goldendale FFA mem-
bers Cassie Kayser, Morgan
Coyne, Garrett Schroeder
and Cody Farmer were se-
lected to attend the Washing-
ton agricultural leadership
experience (WALE) program
in Yakima, on July 19- 21. Dur-
ing the conference, members
attended tours at Allen Broth-
ers Fruit, Pegasus Equine
Therapy Project, Perry Tech-
nical Institute, Bale Breaker
Brewing Company, USDA ARS
Lab and Owen Roe Winery.
They developed resumes, met
with human resources offi-
cials and participated in a job
interviewing workshop. Ad-
ditionally, students attended a
dinner and posed career-relat-
ed questions to professionals.
Chapter officer retreat
Goldendale chapter offic-
ers took a camping trip in
August to Farragut State
Park in Hayden, Idaho, to
discuss plans and ideas for
the upcoming year.
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