Senior High School Students Compete
In Elks Scholarship Awards Contest
The Elks National Foundation
M^bolarship awards wiM again be
green this year to deserving stu
tents, it was announced this week
My Norm Dinwiddie of the local
*lfc, organization. The contest is
■to determine the “most valuable
nfodeot” in the community, who
wftl in turn compete in a State
«kk and national contest.
$100,000 is offered annually in
tetermining the (boy or girt tw'St
jflbted in the community to qualify
far che coveted title, First Bchol
iwshiip award is for $1,400, a sim
lar amount going to either a boy
or a girl. There are second, third
fioomth, fifth awards, followed by
.five awards at $900, ten awards of
$800 and forty-five awards of $700.
Any student in the graduating
class of a high or college prepa
fory school, or in any undergradu
ate class (except senior) of a rec
ognized college, who is a citizen
of the United States of America
and resident within the jurisdic
tion of the Order, may file an
application.
Scholarship, citizenship, person
ality, leadership, perseverance, re
sourcefulness, patriotism, general
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worthiness and financial need are
the criteria by which applicants
will be judged.
The Foundation Trustees furnish
a Wank entitled “Memorandum of
Required Facts” which must be
filled out in typewriting and made
a pant of the student’s presenta
tion. Further information may be
obtained from Dinwiddie or high
school officials. Local deadline
is March 1, 1960.
Dinwiddie also announced an
other contest sponsored by the
Grand Lodge, and participated in
by the local organization. This
is the “Youth Leadership Contest,”
which he said runs simultaneously
with the scholarship awards con
test.
Don Lawhead, Exhalted Ruler of
the local Lodge, in a prepared
statement, emphasized that the
Youth Leadership Contest is not
a scholarship competition. He
said that besides leadership abil
ity. judges would also consider the
contestants' citizenship apprecia
tion, perseverance and resourceful
ness, and sense of honor.
Eligible to enter the .Contest are
ail boys and girls 19 years of age
and under. They will compete in
separate divisions in local, state
and national contests.
Local Contest winners will re
ceive (he following awards: Prizes
of $100, $50 and $25 in Savings
Bonds will be given oaoh boy and
girl qualifying. The State Elks
Association will also offer substan
tial prizes in the State-wide compe
tition.
National awards, identical for
boys and girls, are a $1,000 U. S.
Savings Bond for first place; $500
Bond for second place; and $300
Bond for third place.
According to W. L. HiB of Great
Falls, Mont., Chairman of the Or
der’s Youth Activities Commitee,
which sponsors <fcl*e Contest, nation
al winners will receive a trip to
Dallas next July, to appear before
the Elks National Convention.
In charge of the local contest is
Norm Dinwiddle. Contest entry
forms and further information may
be obtained from Mrs. Belcher of
the Kodiak high school.
Molletti Family
Seattle Bound
Rev. John’ Molletti and family
left Kodiak for Anchorage Satur
day, and will stop there for approx
imately a week before continuing'
on to Oodova and Seattle.
Rev. Molletti wild act in a super
visory capacity for the American
Baptist Home Agencies Society in
the Pacific Northwest. The Mot
lettis will reside in Renton on ar
rival.
The former pastor stated on
leaving:
“Once more we say “Thank you”
to all the fine people of Kodiak.
You have made our stay there plea
sant and worthwhile for us. We
are genuinely sorry to move away
from you and hope to see you when
you come through wherever we
live. We expect to see many of
you in the coming months. May
God richly bless you as you seek
His leading and purpose for your
life."
Aliens Advised
Report Addresses
Aliens have one more week to
report their addresses to the Im
migration and Naturalization Ser
vice, (according to J.M. Swing.
Commissioner.
The Commissioner stated, ‘The
address reports submitted by a
liens every January are required
by law *
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Cards may be obtained at the
Post Office for the purpose.
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