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Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, May 1, 1969
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THE FEUDIN' FRO I P FAMILY, (left), featured In "Feudln Mountain Bovs" one-act PTA comedr
in lone. Included Cora Mae Frump Barbara PMerson; Maw Frump Dot Halvorsen; Paw Frump
Dennis McKay; Gramma Frump Mary Ann Palmer: and Freddie Frump Bill Fletchner. Char
acter in tne opposing Katzfelter Family (rignt). were Hiram Harold Beggs; Ellie Linda Mc
Kay; and Pappy Katzfelter Bryce Keene.
Play is Big Hit On Variety Show
IONE The PTA "Spring Var
lety" show held in the lone High
school cafetorium on April 11
was a great success. The local
critics enjoyed every moment of
the various performances, and
stated those not attending miss
ed an unusual evening.
The one-act play of "Feudin'
Mountain Boys" dramatized a
story about Freddie Frump and
his family. Freddie, suffering
from a malady common among
young men of his age being in
love, had as the object of his
affection, Effie Katzfelter, who,
unfortunately, found no glamour
in the boys of today. She long
ed for the old days when duel
ing was the code of the hills
and young men were romantic
ally daring.
After Freddie decides to man
ufacture a pseudo feud to im
press Effie, the whole affair
gets out of hand and his fam
ily is involved in a real feud
with countless complications.
Effie discovered that feuding is
not as romantic as she had lm
agined and Freddie is faced
with the necessity of halting
the feud he started.
Cast of characters included
Freddie Frump Bill Flechtner;
Grandma Frump Mary Ann
Palmer; Paw Frump Dennis
McKay; Maw Frump Dot Hal
vorsen; Effie Katzfelter Linda
McKay; Cora Mae Frump Bar-
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Appliance Repair
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Make an appointment for
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Ph. 567-5221
"We Sell the Best and Service
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Floor Covering
MEADE'S FLOOR COVERING
500 N. 1st Phone 567-6212
Carpeting Draperies Paints
Floor Covering Wall Tile
We install everything but
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Automotive
GRIFFIN GODWIN AUTO YARD
Used Cars
Everything in Automotive and
Car Parts New Used Rebuilds
Wholesale Retail
The home of "one million
road-tested parts"
Troy Griffin Sam & Chris
Godwin
Herm.-McNary Hwy. Ph. 567-6611
bara Peterson; Pappy Katzfelt-
er Bryce Keene; Hiram Katz
felter Harold Beggs.
Extras were Lola Ann Petty
lohn. Ruth McCabe, Beth Bergs.
trom, Ernie Christopherson,
Charlie Davidson, and Diane
Kincaid.
It was directed by Harold
Beggs and Bill Flechtner, and
prompter was Mrs. Beverly Wil
son.
Other numbers on the pro
gram were "The Town and
Country Singers," composed of
Don Bristow, Louis Carlson,
Gene Dockter, Lindsay Kincaid,
Fred Martin, Mike Matthews,
Dennis McKay and Larry Riet
mann, directed by Darrel James
"Ernie's Hillbilly Band" of
Bryce Keene, Diana Kincaid, and
Charlie Davidson, directed by
Ernie Christopherson, was well
received.
Also featured were the "lone
Grand Squares" whose partici
pants were Bev Wilson, Bill
Flechtner, Anna Lee and Darrel
James, Mary Ann and Lee Pal
mer, and Geneva and Marion
Palmer, with Darrel Wilson as
caller.
The lone PTA wishes to thank
the ways and means committee,
the PTA officers, and all those
working on the special commit
tees for the spring variety show.
Community Club
Has Plant Sale
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Phone 567-6198
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IRRIGON Over 100 4-H mem
bers and friends attended the
skating party last Thursday
night at the Hermiston Skating
Rink.
The 4-H Community Club has
done its part in contributing to
the beauty of the area, by hav
ing a Plant Sale. Since this is
the time of year to thin peren
nial plants and shrubs, many
friends and neighbors donated
to the sale. These were sold for
a fraction of their true value,
with the proceeds going into the
club treasury. Shrubs that have
proven that they grow well in
this climate, such as forsythia,
Oregon grape, flowering quince,
spirea, buckhorn sumac, flower
ing almond and many others,
were given. Also many prized
house plants and annuals, as
well as rhubarb, strawberry
plants and raspberry bushes
were donated and sold.
Mrs. Marge Shade was chair
man of the Plant Sale. Other
leaders, who each had a crew
of 4-H members to assist them,
were Mrs. Ival Sullivan, Mrs.
Don Leighton, Mrs. John Brandt,
Mrs. Chester Wilson, Mrs. Pete
Richards, Mrs. Dean Acock, and
Mrs. Duane Kerlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee LeBlanc
were kind enough to take the
plants that were left over and
all were sold at their Texaco
station.
A good number of brooms and
light bulbs were sold also, by
house-to-house 4-H salesmen.
The profit from these was do
nated to the 4-H club by the
Lion's Club. Tomato, sweet pep
per, pansy, petunia, and chrys
anthemum plants were bought
from the Pendleton Grain Grow
ers at cost and were among the
first to be sold at a profit.
Radiator Service
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o P.ecorlng of Auto, Truck, Tractor
Radiators and Heaters
Serving this area for US Tears
1315 N. 1st Hermiston
FH. 567-6916
Radio and TV
LEE'S RADIO
AND TV CLINIC
200 S. W. 11th Ph. 567-8412
Complete Television Service
Rentals And Sales
"Electronics is our business
not a sideline".
Motorola Sylvania
Tires
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Specializing in Brakes, Alignment
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Wide Tires, Fiber Glass and Radial Tires
Pickup, Truck Farm Tires
Shocks and Batteries
17 Years Fast, Dependable Service
Three representatives of the
Heppner Willow Lodge, IOOF,
attended the annual Jackson
ville trek over the week-end of
April 19-20, held at the old his
torical Odd Fellow hall, No. 10,
in Jacksonville. Those going
were Rai.dall Peterson and Pete
McMurtry, who accompanied
Jack Sumner in his plane.
Flatt's Truck
Service
PHONE 989-8420
For Past and Dependable
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Daily Overnight Service
From Portland Including
Saturdays
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Plans Underway For lone Auction
Committee chairman for the
seventh annual lone Barbecue
and Auction of the United Church
of Christ met in the church
basement last Thursday evening
with general chairmen, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kletmann, presiding.
Various merchandise is needed
for the auction and will be pick
cd up and stored until June 7,
when the event will be held at
Willows Grange hall in lone.
Eldon Tucker or Pete Cannon
may be contacted for pickup.
Chairman of the dinner com
mittee. Mrs. Earl McCabe, an
nounced that plans are under
way to serve the delicious plt-
cooKed barbecue Deel with bak
ed beans, assorted salads, and
desserts to 4J5 or more people.
the number served last year.
rred Nelson and crew will
prepare the pit and supervise
the beef cooking. The pit is
about four feet deep, four wide,
and eight feet long and prepar
ed with a two foot bed of coals
in the bottom made from locust
and fruit wood. Then the foil
and burlap wrapped meat is
placed on the bed of coals and
the pit is sealed for the rest of
the night. The meat is removed
the next day in time for the
noon dinner.
Mrs. Pete Cannon, In charge
of the antique table, will call
on helpers soon to prepare the
growing number of antiques for
the sale. She is urging people
to make their donations early,
A roundtopped trunk and an
antique duplicator are among
the latest treasures received.
Gun Control Issue
Is First of Series
Of Church Discussion
The lone United Church of
Christ will hold the first of a
series of four Sunday evening
discussion meetings this Sun
day, May 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the
church basement rooms.
Issues which are to be dis
cussed are proposed resolutions
to be presented at the General
Synod. Subject for this Sunday's
discussion will be "Gun Con
trol".
All interested persons are In
vited to attend the meeting.
Visiting with Mrs. Bertha
Wells for several days last week
were her stepson and wife, Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Wells of Vancou
ver. Wn former Heppner resi
dents. The visiting couple stay
ed at the home of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
D. E. Hudson, while in Hcpp
ner.
Trade at home where your
dollars have more sense.
Mrs. Tom (Carol) Beam and
two boys traveled to Baker last
Thursday accompanying her
sister, Cayl Horn, of San Fran
cisco, for a visit there with their
parents. Joining them there on
Friday for the remainder of the
week-end was Tom Bearri.
Visitor ct the home ef Mr.
Earle (Mary) Bryant last week
were her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Lynn, from Portland. Joining
them for m day of visiting here
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morl-n,
neighbors of the Lynns In Portland.
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