TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Hospital Foundation awards scholarships
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The Pioneer Memo
rial Hospital Foundations
has announced its scholar
ship awards for the coming
year.
Dr. Wallace Wolff,
who was long time doctor
in the area, had a scholar
ship founded by his family.
This year the award goes
to Trisha Adams who is in
her fourth year of medical
school at OHSU. The award
was for $1,500. Trisha is a
graduate of Heppner High
School and is the daughter
of Mike and Tonia Adams.
First year awards to
students who wish to work
towards a career in a health
care related field were each
awarded $350.
Whitney Matthews
plans to pursue a career in
radiology and is enrolled
at Boise State University.
Whitney will be an honor
graduate of Heppner High
School and is the daughter
of Skip and Sandy Mat
thews.
Ben McCarl has cho
sen to pursue a career as a
lab tech. Ben has enrolled at
BMCC to start his studies in
this field. He will graduate
from Heppner High School
and is the son of Lee McCarl
and Leah Hyatt.
Sonja Bradley will
attend BMCC to pursue
a career in nursing. Sonja
will graduate from River
side High School and is the
Garden Club scrapbooks
available for viewing
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Bradley.
Davis G ordanier
will attend Eastern Wash
ington University and major
in nursing program. He will
graduate from Irrigon High
School and is the son of
Gary and Mari Gordanier.
Laura Montes will
attend Eastern Washington
University and major in
nursing. Laura will gradu
ate as an honor student from
Irrigon High School and is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fausto Montes.
Elise Ross plans to
attend Oregon Institute of
Technology for a degree in
medical imaging technol
Creative Care Preschool
hoi^ teddy bear picnic
The Heppner Garden Club has purchased a book
case to store all scrapbooks made by lone and Heppner
clubs. They are well done and have so much information
about the goings on during the years. These scrapbooks
can be found at City Hall and may be checked out.
Anyone wishing to check one or more out can call
Jo Anne at 676-8981.
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Davis, Hendricks announce
upcoming wedding
Vi
Heather Davis and Brandon Hendricks
M att Je p se n , a
former Heppner student,
was honored at the annual
Staff Awards Reception
this month for outstanding
achievement at the Univer
sity of Idaho. Jepsen is the
primary computer program-
mer/developer for engineer
ing outreach, the graduate
distance-education arm of
the College of Engineering.
He was nominated by his
co-workers and supervisor
Heather Erin Davis of Heppner and Bran-
dCfli Jacob Hendricks of Heppner announce their
engagement and upcoming wedding.
Heather is the daughter of Ted and Mary
Ann Davis of Heppner. She is a graduate of Hep
pner High School. She is currently employed at
Pioneer Memorial Clinic in Heppner.
Brandon is the son of Mike Hendricks of
Clatskanie and Chris Catrain of Femdale, WA.
He is a graduate of Clatskanie High School. He
is currently employed at P.G.E. in Boardman.
The wedding will take place on June 21,
2008 at Anson Wright Park.
before noon on June 13.
Desserts should be taken
to John’s Place in Heppner.
Judging will take place at 2
p.m. on June 13.
Cash prize awards
will be given to the top three
desserts selected by a panel
of judges. Criteria forjudg
ing will include: appearance
- 45 points; taste/flavor - 45
points; and texture - 10
points.
Laurie Lindsay Mur
ray of Heppner has accepted
membership in The National
Society of Collegiate Schol
ars (NSCS). She will be
honored during an induction
convocation this fall on the
campus of Oregon State
University.
Laurie is finishing
her sophomore year in pre
pharmacy program. She has
already been pre-admitted to
the professional pharmacy
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deliver thousands of course
videos online as an alterna
tive to mailing DVDs. He
had to design and write the
software for all of this to
happen.
Jepsen is the son of
Bill and Nancy Jepsen of
Heppner. He and his wife
and two children live in
Moscow, ID. Matt graduated
from U of I in 2003, and he
has been working for the
college ever since.
program. The pharmacy
program is a seven year
program earning a Pharm.
D. degree.
NSCS is a member
of the Association of Col
lege Honor Societies and is
the nation’s only interdisci
plinary honors organization
for first and second year col
lege students. Membership
is by invitation only, based
on grade point average and
class standing. NSCS has
more than 650,000 lifetime
members and 228 chapters
in all 50 states, the District
of Columbia and Puerto
Rico.
For more informa
tion about The National So
ciety of Collegiate Scholars
call 202-265-9000 or visit
NSCS’ website at www.
nscs.org.
lone grad chosen to lead procession
at CWU commencement
lone High School
graduate and current Cen
tral Washington University
chemistry student Amy J.
Jepsen of lone has been
selected as a member of
the 2008 Silver Cortege for
Central’s 117th commence
ment on Saturday, June 7 in
Ellensburg.
The Silver Cortege,
which leads the procession
of graduates into commence-
ment, consists of a select
group of junior students who
have achieved academic
excellence at CWU. Each
student is chosen based on
grade point average and
must have completed 75
credits.
Central commends
Amy for her high degree of
achievement.
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for $500.
Jepsen designs web
applications for students,
staff and faculty. These
programs include creating
a new internal database,
video-on-demand viewing,
a download interface for
students, and a grade and
homework tracking system
for faculty. This past year
he put together servers to
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
welcomes Murray as new member
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Teddy bears went for a picnic in lone at Creative Care Pre
school. Shown here with a giant teddy bear is the four year old
class: (front row) Taylor Rollins, Annika Collier, Tiffany Hollis,
Ava Heglar, Marlee Mitchell, Ola Rietmann, Cameron Crum,
and Chase Meiers; (middle row) Eva Martin, MaLinda Morter,
Larysa Burright, Morgan Browning, Hunter Padberg, and
Malychi Wenberg; (back row) teachers Janet Holland and Betty
Rietmann. -Contributed Photo
Matt Jepsen honored by U of
Idaho for outstanding service
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Heppner Garden Club announces
time change for meeting
The Heppner Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. on
Monday, June 2 at Les Paustian’s home at 340 Barratt
Street, right across from the tennis courts. Due to limited
parking, it is suggested that those attending car pool.
The program is how to make a birdbath from rhu
barb leaves. Hostesses will be JoAnne Burleson and Eve
Ironhawk. The public is welcome to attend.
For more information contact JoAnne Burleson
at 676-8981.
The 2008 Celebrate
Heppner Days dessert con
test will beheld June 13-14.
All entries will be auctioned
off at 6 p.m. on June 14 at
City Park as a fundraiser for
the Heppner Chamber of
Commerce.
Entry forms can
be picked up at the Hep
pner Chamber. The contest
is open to the public and
desserts should be entered
ogy. Elise will graduate with
honors from Irrigon High
School. Elise is the daughter
of Valerie Ross-Richmond.
Jasm ine W agner
plans to attend college and
pursue her goal of working
the health profession. Jas
mine will graduate from Ir
rigon High School and is the
daughter of Susan Wagner.
These scholarships
are renewable if the student
meets foundation criteria
and remains in a health care
field. The foundation board
of directors was very im
pressed with the quality of
all candidates and wishes
each of them the very best
in their future.
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Scott to receive
Doctor of Dental
Medicine degree
Kevin Graham Scott
will receive a Doctor of
Dental Medicine degree on
Tuesday, June 3 from OHSU
in Portland.
Kevin is the son
of Alan and Debbie Scott
of Heppner. He is a 1994
graduate of Heppner High
School, a 1999 graduate of
Eastern Oregon University,
and a 2004 graduate of Port
land State University.
Kevin and his family
plan to go to Montana and
enter into private practice.
Valby Church
news
Valby Lut her an
Church will begin its sum
mer schedule on Sunday,
June 1. Worship will begin
at 9 a.m. followed by fellow
ship. Rev. Wes Sackman of
Hermiston will lead worship
on June 1. Rev. Lea Mathieu
will lead worship on June
8. The community is wel
come to attend.
Valby’s confirma
tion students recently as
sembled 20 health kits from
items donated by church
members. Health kits are
sent to Lutheran World Re
lief for meeting the imme
diate needs of those who
face natural disasters and
displacement due to war.
The need is urgent. More
information about preparing
and sending health kits is
available at www.lwr.org.
Marriages
Morrow Count y
Clerk Bobbi Childers has
released the following re
port of marriage licenses
issued:
-May 23: Brandon
Jacob Hendricks, 31, Hepp
ner and Heather Erin Davis,
27, Heppner.