fREE TRIP WINNERS TO
CHICAGO. Cont* frai1 p*^0 .1.
his assistance to tho local loador, Mrs,
S,S, TTost. His entire trip rill be fin
anced by -J.1 is-Chalmors Manufacturing Com
pany. ,
Phyllis Dangler of Seward, a high school,
iophonoroThose brother was a trip winner
last year, pursued throo 4-H club projects
this yoar- Clothing, Meal Propar ation,and
Room X-rnrovpncnt, and sinco all rero in
cluded in the national contests oxtonded
to Alaskans she entered each contest. Hor
biggest problem was in finding other girls
who rero interested in the same projects
as she. None were, so she took oach pro
ject alone as an individual momber and
demonstrator. In tho Clothing project she
made 11 articles (9 moro than rero requir
ed) , which included a slip, 2 dresses, 3
blouses, 2 skirts, a pair of pajamas, a
play suit, and a wool suit mado over froib
a largo one cut down to l}or measurements.
In addition to her 4-H sewing, she also
took sowing at school and feols both wero
well worth the timo and effort, sinco sho
was able to incroaso her wardrobo consid
erably at littlo expense to herself. Ip
connection with her meal preparation pro
joct, she prepared most of tho suppers for
tho family last winter and loomed to make
pios in addition to project requiromonte.
As hor main project in Room Irprovomont
sho chose redecorating tho living room,
which meant komtoning the walls and coil
ing and making window drapes and chair '
covers on which she block printod design.
The room still remains her daily cleaning
project. S’ive years of club work and ten
completed projects soemod a good basis for
entering pho-Girls' Record contest, so sho
entered that contest also. This year sho
was choson the most outstanding 4-H girl
iii Seward and on Achievement Day won 7
first prizos, 5 seconds, and 2,thirds on
a-t.iclos she made in her Clothing and Room
Improvement projects. She was awarded the
trip as winner of the Clothing Achievement
contest sponsored by Spool Cotton Company,
who will finance her trip from Seattle to
Chicago, the round trip ticket from Anchrr
ago to Seattlo being donated by Alaska Air
linos.
EDITORIAL Cont. from pago 2
Farriers still do not cooperate in planning
production. They have done much to solve
the marketing problems.
There is one thing Co-op members should
keep in mind, Vfaen anyone tries to in
fluence a co-op member to work against his
association, ho is doing it-—-not for the
benefit of the co-op member, but for his
own selfish interests. If ho happens to
be a buyer of the farmer's products, he is
naturally interested in buying at the low
est price. This can be attained by getting
farmers to work against each other. Bewaro
of wolves in sheep’s clothing.
DR. F. R. SimS
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