SEWARD GIRLS WIN
4-H AWARDS
The National Committee’s An
nual Territorial awards for out
standing 4-H Club work this
year go to 17 winners in Juneau,
Palmer, Wasilla, Fairbanks, Tal
keetna and Seward.
Patsy Frampton, 13 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Frampton of Seward received a
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medal for her work in Dress
Revue.
Clothing achievement medals
were won by Sandra Dangler,
15 year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Dangler, and by
Lura Peck, also 15, daughter
of Mrs. Victor Mahan.
A Fairbanks boy and a Palm
er girl won the annual trip to
Chicago for the annual 4-H
Congress. Both these awards
have been made to Seward
young people in previous years.
As an incentive to improve
practices, a National Committee
for Boys and Girls Club Work
with headquarters in Chicago,
administers and coordinates the
awards donated by various com
mercial companies. In every
case these donors count it a rare
privilege to help, as they see in
club work a means of promot
ing improved methods of farm
ing and domestic skills.
The National Committee
makes awards only to 4-11 mem
bers whose projects are spon
sored and directed by the Ex
tension Service of land-grant
colleges. Alaska is fortunate in
being included in the plan and
many contests are open to Al
askan young people.
The 4-H Club work has been
conducted quietly in Seward for
many years. Although small in
number, 4-H is growing here
under the patient coaching of
Mrs. George Dangler and her
associates. The season for be
ginning is open now. Boys and
girls who wish to participate
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Charlie Moore and Tilden
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to Seward this week to set up
the Kenai Peninsula work for
the International Fidelity In
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Offices will be set up in the
Hotel Renwald and the two
young men plan to move their
families to Seward as soon as
housing is available. They each
have two children and their
wives in Anchorage.
They come to this area in the
interest of an expanding pro
gram of their company in the
Territory. For the past two and
a half years the work has been
chiefly among military person
in the opportunity for worth
while prizes while learning to
do for themselves may get in
formation about clubs forming
in Seward.
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