TWO • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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Birth Announcement
K athryn C laire “ K.C.'” and Olson Anderson -
Colin, Erin, and
big sister Harley
Ann A nderson
of Heppner, are
pleased to a n
nounce the ar
rival of girl/boy
twins, Kathryn
C laire “ K .C .”
A nderson and
O lson A n d e r
son. They were Olson and K.C. Anderson
born June 26,
2009 at Kadlec
Medical Center in Richland, WA.
At birth K.C. weighed four pounds, four ounces
and was 16 inches in length. Olson weighed four pounds
and was 16 Vi inches in length.
Paternal grandparents are Charlie and Marcia
Anderson of Heppner. Paternal great-grandparents are
the late Frank and Kay Anderson o f Heppner and the late
Harley and Helen Young of Heppner.
M aternal grandparents are Ann Kramer and
George Benson o f Wrangell, AK and Clyde and Joan
Melton o f Celestine, IN.
The Anderson twins were recently featured in
the TriCity Herald as one set of six twins born the same
week.
Willow Creek Baptist Church
to hold VBS at City Park
Willow Creek Bap
tist Church will be hosting
Vacation Bible School in
the Heppner City Park from
6-8:30 p.m., Sunday July
26, - Thursday, August 1.
K id s a g e s K -6 ,h
grade can hop on board the
B oo m eran g E x p ress™ !
Travel to the Land Down
Under for a week o f non
stop action as you learn how
it all comes back to Jesus.
Each day’s Bible study will
help kids discover how to
have a relationship with Je
sus. By the end of the week
they will have learned what
it m eans to live through
H im . In th is o n e -w e ek
adventure, they will hear
Bible stories, participate
in cool crafts, motivating
music, eat snacks at the G ’
Day Cafe, and play games
at Recreation Rock.
New FSA Livestock Indemnity
Program announced
Eligible ranchers
and livestock producers
can begin applying for ben
efits through the Livestock
Indemnity Program. This
assistance program is con
tained in the 2008 Farm
Bill.
The Livestock In
dem nity Program ( LIP)
provides Financial a ssis
tance to producers for live
stock deaths that result from
natural disaster. LIP com
pensates livestock owners
and contract growers for
livestock death losses in
excess o f normal m ortal
ity due to adverse weather,
including losses due to hur
ricanes, floods, blizzards,
certain diseases, wildfires,
extreme heat and extreme
cold. Eligible losses must
have occurred on or after
January 1,2008, and before
October 1, 2011. Note that
Obituaries
Selm a “ Fae” Green
Tripp. SD, Maranda Wight
S e l m a “ F a e ” and Hannah Wight both of
Green, 77, a longtime Lex Mankato, MN, and Garrett
Johnson and Brandon
i n g t o n r e s id e n t
Johnson both of Port
died July 20, 2009
land; g rea t-g ra n d
at M ankato, MN
children,
Sunshine
while visiting her
Wight,
Mryhia
Voss,
daughter.
Ladden
Voss,
and
She w as
Ka
t
el
yn
Kr
ueger;
born in C ondon
Selma “Fae” brother, Jesse Dale
on July 21, 1931 Green
Orwick o f Cheweha,
the daughter of Jes
WA; sister, Gloria
se and Columbine
Griggs Orwick. The fam Gae Papineau o f Lexing
ily moved to the Heppner ton; and many nieces and
area where Fae attended nephews.
She was preceded
school. On July 23, 1949
she married her high school in death by her husband,
sweetheart Harry L Green Harry, her father and moth
at H eppner. The couple er, and her sister Donna Lee
lived for a short tim e at Oscarson.
Arlington before m oving
A memorial service
to Lexington. They were for Mrs. Green will be held
married for 55 years. Mr. at 3 p.m. on Saturday, July
Green preceded her in death 25, at the Lexington Church
in Lexington.
in 2004.
M em orial contri
M rs. Gr e e n e n
joyed quilting, painting, butions may be made to the
her church and m ost o f Harry and Fae Green Me
all spending time with her morial Scholarship Fund,
in care of Ellie Green, 5315
family.
She is survived by: SE 5151 Ave., Portland, OR
her daughters, Betty Voss 97206.
Sweeney Mortuary
of Mankato, MN, and Ellie
Green o f Portland; grand o f Heppner is in charge of
children, Zack W ight o f arrangements.
drought is not a qualifying
event.
Specific provisions
for the other supplemental
agricultural disaster assis
tance programs authorized
by the 2008 Act will be im
plemented through separate
rulemakings and announced
at a later date. These assis
tance programs include the
Livestock Forage Disaster
Program (LFP), the Sup
plemental Revenue Assis
tance Program (SURE), the
Emergency Assistance for
Livestock, Honey Bees, and
Farm-Raised Fish (ELAP)
and the Tree A ssistance
Program (TAP).
For more informa Lankford takes job with Umatilla
tion on available supple Electric after PSU graduation
mental disaster assistance
Josh Lankford, a
He is the son o f
programs, please visit your
FSA county office or http:// 2005 graduate of Heppner Steve Lankford o f Lexing
High School, graduated ton and Susan Clemens of
www. fsa. usda.gov.
from Portland State Univer Hermiston.
sity in June with a degree
He is the grandson
Murray receives award from OSU
in electrical engineering. o f Marlene and Mike Gray
Laurie Murray o f Heppner recently received the He was recently hired at and Betty Lankford.
2008-2009 Waldo-Cummings Outstanding Student Junior Umatilla Electric.
Honorable Mention Aw ard from Oregon State University.
She was recognized for her achievement in academics,
extra-curricular collegiate activities and leadership.
She is the daughter of John and Ann Murray of
The fair always needs volunteers to help the
Heppner.
superintendent's in each department. If you would like
to volunteer your time you can call the superintendent or
contact the Fair Office for information.
The Red Hat Rowdies are taking a trip to the
Maryhill Museum and the Maryhill Winery on Wednes
day, August 19th.
Any interested ladies should call Pat Edmundson
at 676-5177 for more details.
Sean Murray o f Heppner was recently named to
Fair volunteers needed
Red Hat Rowdies plan trip
Murray named to Carroll
College dean’s list
the 2009 spring semester’s dean’s list at Carroll College
in Helena, MT.
He is the son of John and Ann Murray o f Hep
pner.
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