Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 26, 2000 - FIVE
Heppner - Centennial exchange underway
The annual Heppner Junior
High School-Centennial Middle
School eighth grade exchange is
underway this week.
Students from Centennial
Middle School in the Portland
area arrived
in Heppner
Saturday, April 22, to spend a
week attending school in
Heppner. They will stay with
local host families, attending
school at Heppner Junior High
and participating in planned
activities.
Tuesday, the visiting
Centennial students and students
from their host families toured
the Wal-Mart distribution center
and the Army Depot.
Wednesday they will attend a
program by the Forest Service.
Thursday will be ranch and
rodeo day with branding at the
Mark and Tami Rietmann ranch
in the morning and a program by
the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo in
the afternoon.
The Friday program will be
presented by Potlatch, Oregon
Hay and the Wheat League.
Centennial students will depart
at 8 a.m. on Saturday, April 29.
While in the Portland area,
Heppner eighth-graders will: tour
the Vista House and hike on the
Columbia River Gorge Horsetail
trail; tour businesses and industry
in Multnomah County; visit
OMSI; visit Clackamas Town
Center and go ice skating; take a
ride on a stemwheeler on the
Columbia River; tour Old Town,
visiting museums, Nike Town
and Pioneer Square; and attend a
social Friday night.
They will depart for Heppner at
12:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Walkers join fight against MS
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HES celebrates Oregon
Back to School Week
MS walk participants
'Oregon Back to School Week’ was celebrated with ’Grandparent &
Special Friend Day' Tuesday and Wednesday at Heppner Elementary
School. Pictured above, Frank Skaggs and his grandson, Eric Skaggs,
10, write a story together in Mary Haguewood's fourth-grade class.
and Aloha DeSpain and John
Edmundson, we had another
great year," said McDowell.
A new addition this year was a
breakfast served after the walk at
All Saint's Episcopal Church by
the crew of Bob and Aloha
Despain, Monique Devin, and
Sue and Emily Thompson.
Rest stops were staffed by
Danielle McDowell, Jennifer
Dilley, Sarah Saine and George
Naims. Klamath First employees
KayRene Qualls and Linda
White, along with volunteers
Merry Brannon and Macy Rhea,
"The Heppner MS Walk was a
huge success due to the
volunteers, walkers and the
generosity of this community,”
said local
chair Merilee
McDowell.
Seventy-five walkers from
Hermiston, Heppner, lone and
Spray joined thousands across
the nation to make a big
difference in the fight against
multiple sclerosis.
"Due to a great committee
consisting of George Naims, Bob
manned the registration tables.
Central Red Apple, Court Street,
Bank of Eastern Oregon,
Murray's Drug, and Bucknum's
donated food for the walk.
This year teams were formed by
the Heppner Chamber, Heppner
Lutheran Episcopal Youth,
Weight Watchers, some family
teams and a weight-lifting team
of women from Spray.
"We came close to our goal by
raising $7,000 which was three
times the amount raised last
year," said McDowell.
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The Heppner Lions Club has
presented Heppner High School
sophomore Codi Rosecrans with
a $250 donation towards a
People to People tour of the
United Kingdom.
Codi, who was selected by the
People to People organization to
become a student ambassador
this summer, will represent
Heppner and the U.S. in the
group's travels to England,
Ireland and Wales.
Codi was initially selected
because of her scores on state
tests. She was required to obtain
recommendations from teachers
and community members, send
transcripts and submit an
application. She was selected to
be one of only 35 students in the Lion's Club Treasurer Steve Rhea presents a $250 donation to Codi
Columbia Basin to have this Rosecrans towards a trip to the United Kingdom.
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