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The Extension Service of the University of
Alaska hopes to enroll 1000 members In 4-H
work this year. Some of the Chief boosters
of 4-H Club work are leading Citizens and
business concerns in the United States who
have for years given awards to 4-H Club
members through the National Committee on
Boys and Girls Club work.
This year, to date, eig^it business organiz
ations or individuals have informed the Nat
ional Committee of their desire to give
awards to outstanding 4-H members in Alaska.
Each donor offers a district medal. -Terri
torial winners will also receive nrizes as
follows:
Clothing achievement-Spool Cotton Company.
0225 toward trip.
Dairy production-Kraft Foods Company,
• 0100.OC Bond.
Food Preparation-Servil, Inc.,
0225 toward trip.
Gardening—Allis-Chalmers Mgg, Co.,
All expense trip.
Girls' record-Montgomery T/ard & Co. ,
olOO.00 Bond,
Home Improvement-Sears Roebuck Foundation..
$100.00 Bond.
Meat Animal-Thomas E. ^ilson, Chicago,
17-jewel gold watch.
Soil Conservation—-Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co. $100*00 Bond.
These contests are open to all club members
but the awards to Territorial winners of
the trips to Chicago, the "'5100,00 bonds,
and the 17-jewel watch may be earned only
by club members who were 14 years of age
by January 1, 1948, and who have c-omnleted
three years of 4-H Club work. District
winners in all contests will be awarded
medals.
Those who wish to enter these contests may
enroll with their local leaders from whom
they may receive further infoiroation. The
number of participants determines whether
or not Alaska may be included in the Contest
TOURISTs ********
Some 500 tourists and fishers, who are
bringing their own camping equipment, are
planning to statt on a trek to Alaska a
bout July 14, from Halls, Tennessee.
Roy B. Sudbury, one of the party, has writ
ten to find out what the possibilities of
renting a camp site on fresh water where
fishing is fairly good. The group plans to
spend from 14 to 20 days in Alaska in the
Anchorage and Fairbanks areas.
I-r. and lies. Ted J'ichaelson and family call :
on Fi Barrett at the Veteran’s Hospital in
Povf.ari, Mr, Barrett is erpectee to ratu-n
homo f.I owi! w.