EXTENSION NEWS
4-H CLUB COUNCIL ELECT OFFICERS
Mr. Harry V.’immer was elected
president of the 4-H.Leaders Counci]
of L'atanuska yafley, when they met I\
Londay, ay 7th at the Extension
Office. Assisting him this year wil]
be Rev. George Savchenko, vice pres
ident,, end Mr.”'. C. taau as secretary
treasurer.
10 Leaders reported the progress
of pn^ollment and organization* of
the.fr, 4-H •Clubs.' ' *
Miss Frances Byrne and Mr. Vta.
Rogers, extension agents, explained
the .Soars Roebuck Garden contest •
whereby the company furnished $5.00
worth of seed or equipment 'to ‘each c
of 20 applicant's. Those members are
to care "or their gardens and have
them judged periodically, for cash
awards to bo made at the end of the
season. .. — • - - .
The program'for Council meetings
throughout the su. mer was also plan
ned .' ;■ ■
SEARS ROEBUCK' C0. 3F0NS0 RS 4-H
conTEST
victory garden contest is being
sponsored'by'the Alaskan'stores of
the Scars.Roebuck co. for 4-H member
cnhollcd in a garden project.
v5.00 v/orth of seed, fertilizer
or garden equipment is. being given
to 10 boys and 10 girls in the
Matanuska Valley. With this material
members agree to plant and care for
their gardens and conserve all food
not consumed by their families.
Fardens will be judged throughout
the season and cash awards m<ade in
the fall for the best gardens.
V/hila this project is open to
only 10 boys - 10 girls, anyone in
a garden project who is interested
may apply. ..11 applications should
be made to the Extension Office by
May 16th, so that the final solcctio
may be made.
4-H leaders urge garden members
to take advantage"of:this splcndid
opportuni ty t^ se.Qqri garden: equip
ment and further the 4-H interest in
4-H Club work by commercial 'concerns
Mr. Levin oiiiith, 4-H Club Leader
and bis^Luttc boys went on a fishing
tr^4>. to !C/Htd$iwoo&.-, Creek _to,- entail'
the "big 'ones". Despite '-tfocir fish
erman:? luclf ;with. a catch of ; three
miv nows, the boys had hn enjoyable ■
cay, topping it off with a wiener
roast. Jj ',
Mrs. Clyde King's 4-H Garde® Gipb
will meet at her home, May lit'h at
one o'clock. Election of officers *
and plans for their project program
will be the highlight of their first
meeting this year.
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