EXTENSION NEWS. :
K0*tE?'-‘K?R5 COUUCTL TO MiTET - -- .....
The retiring Homeroekers.-Council will en- ’
tertain the .incoming Council members at
the Dg^mitory Lounge at their regular meet
ing Monday, November 5, at 11:00 A.TT.
Election of Officers will take niece at
this time. !
The highlig]it of the meeting will be the
presence of Mrs. Fohn-Kansen; Home Demon
stration Leader, of. Fairbanks, who will
present suggestions and discussions for
Club work for the coming year.
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OUTSTANDING 4 -U MEMBERS NAMED. -
Flo Alice Dinkei and Lynn Sandvik were
named outstanding members of the Matanuska
Valley for 1945. ...
Flo 'lice completed her six year cf club
work by carrying-second year canning this
year. Previously she has taken three years
of baking and- three years of gardening.
Her canning amounted to 170 quarts. Efhe
xhibited 3 entries at the Fair and receiv
’d throe -blue ribbons. Her record shows
she attended all club meetings of her club
gave two local and one public demonstration
and attended camp and Fair. She also
appeared on a radio program "last spring
devoted to 4-K Club work.
Lynn Sandvilc, 14. the winner in the boys
division completed his fifth year on club
work carrying gardening and R^A projects.
His garden riot netted him approximately
$500. Last week he was named winner in
the Sears Roebuck Company garden contest.
He also attended edmp,where he was voted
outstanding camper, R&lly Day and Pair.
Lynn acted as president of the RTA and Vice
President of the Butte Club in addition
to his other activities.
MORE 4-H 0 RDEM ’’T’TNHRS ANNOUNCED
Henry Kircher was naimpd tttAner -of the
local 4-K garden ‘(contest for all member's '
not enrolled in the Scars R6cbuck Contest,
fiocording to an announcement made at the
4-E Achievement Day Saturday afternoon,. Ho
will rcce'iyc an award of $7.00. \ Kent
Sandvik placed second Andj will receive a; ,
$5.00 award and.Ccorgo Herman placed third
receiving #3.00 eward. Five'one dollar •'
' wards went to Violet. T”cmcr, Fay "emor,
Ronald Robarchok, James Gapson, and Laddie
Dinkel. 32 garden members participated in
this contest. i
Kirchcr’s 1/3 acre gardon contained lettuce
celery, cauliflower, and cabbage which he
raised for market. His record book shows
a profit of over $1100. This is his third
year in 4-IT work. 1
Kirchcr together with Lynn Sandvik,winner
in the Soars Roebuck contest, and Nick
Mullen have submitted their books in tho
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National Garden Contest. Their record
books will be judged with the best from
Fairbanks, Anchorage, and Seward-Peninsula
to to determine the Best 4-H Garden in
Alaska, The winner will receive a $100.0 0
CTar ^ond. Announcement of this contest
will bo made later on, >