Boardman FFA Has Parent-Son Annual Banquet
By MART LEE MAHLOW
About 85 people were present
at the annual parent and son
FFA banquet Thursday night In
the school cafeteria. Kurt Gan
tenbeln, chapter president, was
master of ceremonies. Merrill E
Shaw, Missionary pastor of Com-
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munltv church, eave the invo
cation. Opening ceremonies were
by the chapter officers, and ad
dress of welcome was given by
Alan Tavlor. Dean King Intro
duced the guests and the speak
er oi the evening, wno was Kog
er Rothrock, state FFA treasurer
from Pendleton. BUI Getz and
Jim Miller gave reports on their
trip to the national FFA con
vention In Kansas City, Mo.
Douglas Shattuck, Keith 3ron
qulst and Larry West presented
a trumpet trio, " Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot."
Ronald Black, FFA, instructor,
presented the following awards:
Kurt Gantenbein, awards for
dairy farming and water con
trol on the farm; Dean King,
farm mechanics; Bill Getz, first
Safeway Greenhand award, and
Jim Miller, second.
Honorary memberships were
presented to Mrs Ronald Black,
who has assisted the chapter
with the annual banquet for the
past 15 years; bigvald Aase,
school superintendent, who has
aided the chapter In many pro
tects the past two years: ana
Rov Partlow, who was the first
FFA state farmer from Board
man, and who also has aided
the chapter In many ways.
Special guests other than par
ents Included Clay Ballance, FFA
Instructor from Pendleton; Kern
Tellefson, Instructor, and Ernie
Dumont, chapter president from
.w t-j. . ttr-ii.. nxrjl In
liermision; waiiy vveum, in
structor from Milton-Freewater,
and Mrs Wedin; Lew Robbins,
instructor, Mrs Robbins, and Ned
Clark, chapter president, from
Heppner; Dan Moore and Gary
Goss from Athena; Mr and Mrs
Warren McCoy, Irrlgon. McCoy
is chairman of the new county
unit school board. Other guests
were, Mrs Merrill E Shaw, Mrs
Ronald Black, Mr and Mrs Roy
serving were, Carolyn Baker,
Barbara Anderegg, Susan Part
low, Shirley Earwood, Minnie
Hodges and Evangelina Pedraza.
The menu Included fruit cock
tail, roast turkey and dressing,
green beans, potatoes and gravy,
jello salad and pumpkin pie.
TSgt James Kissire of Pen
dleton, sector sereeant of the
Ground Observer Corps for this
area, called a meetine of the
GOC at the home of Mrs Sig-
vald Aase Thursday afternoon
to explain why the GOC will
be inactivated Jan 31. 1959. Kis
sire explained that the decision
to relieve the corps memDers
from active participation on the
air defense team is based on
three considerations: 1. The
present radar network and its
further expansion and improve
ment that will be accomplished
by January gives assurance xnai
an enemy bomber can be detec
ted and identified before it reach
es the borders of the United
States. Kissire said this had all
been explained in a letter from
Lt Gen J M Atkinson, USAF
commander, and referred to the
Distant Early Warning Line
stretching across the Arctic and
its extensions by radar equipped
planes and ships out in the Pa
cific and Atlantic Oceans, a sec
ondary early warning radar
chain across mid-Canada known
as the Mid-Canada Radar Line,
and the installation of more and
better radar within the U S
plus the radar equipped planes
and ships which extend our cov
erage off our coasts several hun
dred miles. 2. The increasing
speeds of potential enemy bom
bers and our own fighter inter
ceptors make it necessary that
we develop an automatic means
for processing air deiense aaia
within the continually reducing
time limits. 3. Air Force recog
nition of its responsibility to re
lieve the volunteers of a heavy
burden of duties when the ef
fectiveness of the electronic air
Nate Macomber, assisted by Mrs
Clyde Tannehill, Mrs Arnln Hug,
Mrs Emery Lyons and Mrs Seth
Russell.
The Rev George Nichols, pastor
of the Nazarene church at Her
miston, was guest speaker at the
meeting of the P-TA. Thursday
afternoon at the school. He spoke
on the three phases of a child's
life, the spiritual, physical and
educational. Other members on
the program included a solo by
Patty Miller and a reading by
Karen Gronquist. Mrs Elvln Ely
read a scripture portion.
Gary Petteys of Pendleton vis
ited at the home of his grand
parents. Mr and Mrs Nate Ma
comber, Thursday on his way to
Oklahoma City, Okla, where he
will attend C A A sdhool for six
weeks. At the end of this time,
he will be employed in Seatle,
Wash.
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The last meetine of the GOC
here will be held Jan 7, at which
time Sgt Kissire will present all
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Mrs Rollln Bishop was hostess
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at her home Tuesday for an all
day meeting. Mrs Walter Hayes
was co-hostess. Mrs Harold Gau
ger and Mrs Wayne Kuhn were
leaders, subject of the meeting
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Mrs Bishop won the door prize.
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The Ladies Aid Society of Com
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with Mrs Russell Miller as co-
hostess. In the absence of the
president, Mrs Arnin Hug, vice-
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were made for the annual ba
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hall Thursday evening, Dec 4.
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