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2004 NYS Conservation Contest Highlights

 

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2004 NYS Conservation Contest Highlights
Finger Lakes Community College, NY
May 20, 2004
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL who participated.

TROPHY EVENTS:
Backhoe Rodeo Matt Seifried (PM-Whitesboro) 1st in the state - 
$250/yr SCHOLARSHIP 
Skidsteer

Jon Muhlebeck (PM-Oriskany)   

Dan Kozak (PM-Oriskany) 		 1st in the state - 
$250/yr. SCHOLARSHIP  
5th in the state
Tree ID

Chad Johnson (PM Brookfield) 
John Meiss (AM-Westmoreland)
Jon Muhlebeck (PM-Oriskany) 
Nichole Mierek (AM- H.P.)   
Paul Smith (PM- H.P.) 

 3rd in the state 
4th in the state 
5th in the state 
7th in the state 
10th in the state
Tree Felling

Brian Stefanik (PM-Sauquoit) 
Paul Smith (PM- H.P.)                
Justyn Crippen (PM-H.P.)   

 2nd in the state
6th in the state
9th in the state
Chainsaw Cut John Edwards (AM-N.H.)              5th in the state
Tree Felling John Edwards (AM-N.H.)           4th in the state
Compass and Pace John Meiss (AM-Westmoreland) 4th in the state
Fish and Wildlife ID Chad Johnson (PM-Brookfield) 4th in the state
WOODSMAN COMPETITIONS:
Axe Throw Jon Muhlebeck (PM-Oriskany) 9th in the state
Peavy Log Roll 

Adam Bennett / Chad Johnson     
Dan Kozak / John Muhlebeck

 8th in the state 
9th in the state
1 Person Pulp Throw

Justin Crippen (PM-H.P.)             
Matt Seifried (PM-Whitesboro)   
Brian Stefanik (PM-Sauquoit)

 1st in the state 
6th in the state
9th in the state
2 Man Firebuilding Dan Kozak / Jon Muhlebeck  7th in the state 

4 Man Team Pulp Toss

Justyn Crippen (PM-H.P.)
Paul Smith (PM-H.P.) 
Matt Seifried (PM-Whitesboro)
Justin Dawes (PM-Clinton) 		 4th in the state

Oneida BOCES Purchases New Auto Body Spray Booth
April 5, 2004 (New Hartford, NY) - The Oneida County BOCES Career and Technical Education Center recently purchased a state-of-the-art down draft spray booth as part of their five-year equipment plan.
The new spray booth is environmentally safer for students to use and allows them to become familiar with the technology used in professional body shops. "The purchase was unanimously supported by the cooperative board and consultant committee and advisory council and mirrors the state-of-the-art equipment standards used in business and industry for automotive painting," said Mary Annette Danella, principal of the Career and Technical Education Center.

 

 

 CTEC Presents "THINK FIRST" To Students
 April 5, 2004 (New Hartford, NY) - The Oneida County BOCES Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC) presented to approximately 100 students ways to prevent traumatic spinal cord and head injuries with the help of "THINK FIRST."
The "THINK FIRST" program, which is sponsored by the Injury Control Subcommittee of the Herkimer-Oneida Health Promotion Coalition and St. Elizabeth Hospital Trauma Center, travels to various high schools to educate students about injury prevention. The presentation, which was brought to BOCES by CTEC school nurse, Ginny Harris, consisted of a short movie, a talk by a health educator, Jan Simpson, and a man who has sustained a spinal cord injury, Dennis English.
Driving accidents are the major cause of traumatic spinal cord injuries and serious head injuries. Each year this affects about 24,000 people in New York state and at least 50 percent range from ages 15-24.

CTEC Open House
March 31, 2004

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