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Green
Bay Architecture Post Presents Final Project |
On Feb. 6, 2007, the architecture Exploring career
participants presented their final projects for
judging after attending the wonderful program
offered for the 5th year with Jim
LaPlant of LaPlant Architecture
(LaPlant
formerly of Tom Juza Homes).
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Explorer of the Year Awarded at West Bend
Police Explorer Post |
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Jason
Onken has been selected as the 2006 Police
Explorer of the Year. This is the eighth year of
the award, which is sponsored by the West Bend
Optimist Club.
Jason is
currently a junior at West Bend West High School.
As the Explorer of the Year, Jason’s name has been
engraved in a plaque at the Police Department and
he also received a $250 scholarship from the West
Bend Optimist Club.
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Captain Toby Netko (L) displays the Explorer of
the Year plaque as
Jason Onken is presented with the 2006 Explorer of
the Year Award and Scholarship by Optimist Club
President, Sue Bliese.
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After
School Reading Partners Program Gives Award |
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The 21st Century After-School program
at Foster Elementary School in Appleton held their
award party on January 19th for the
Reading Partners program.
Both the mentors and readers who participated in
the ten-week program
received participation certificates along with
a popcorn party.
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Appleton
Police Department Names Explorer of the Year |
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Officer Kyle Rau, Advisor for the Appleton Police
Departments Explorer Program, presented Explorer
Post Captain Tyler Heiden with the Explorer of the
Year Award at their annual award night on January
9, 2007. |
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Miron
Construction Architectural Post Shared Projects |
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Gries Architecture Group’s new office at the
renovated Neenah Railroad Depot was used as a
space utilization project for the Architectural
Explorer post. The Explorer post is hosted by Miron Construction
Company.
Architects from Miron Construction Co., Gries
Architectural Group, Hoffman LLC, and McMahon
Architects, Engineers, and project managers, collaborated to give the Explorers
a broad look at the field of Architecture. |
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Former
Aviation Explorers form New Post
- by Jim
Bildilli |
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- Midwest Flyer Magazine,
www.midwestflyer.com, Dec./Jan. Issue
ALMOST
EVERYONE has heard the expression, “What goes around,
comes around.” Although the expression is usually
associated with a negative “payback” situation, it
sometimes can be positive. Such is the case with
Appleton, Wisconsin’s Aviation Exploring Post 9924.
Sponsored by the Outagamie County Regional Airport,
the post has two advisors who are bringing new
direction, ideas and perspectives to area youth
interested in careers in aviation. Between the two,
they have nearly 46 years experience in the Aviation
Exploring program.
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Aviation Exploring Post 9924 at the Aviation
Exploring Base, Wittman
Field, Oshkosh, Wis. Front Row (L/R): Robb Szymik
(Advisor) and Mike Korntved (Advisor). Second Row
(L/R): Lauren Haag (Treasurer), Joan Van Grinsven,
Alicia Walby, William Haag, and Dorrie Houk. Third
Row (L/R): Andrew Jahnke, Felicia Houk, Erin
Schoenrock (Secretary), and Philip Houk. Not
pictured is Jenna Koltz (President), and Andrew
Pinhart (Vice President). |
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