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4 ■ H Week Notes
About 50 young people in this
area will join in observing Na
tional 4-H Club Week, from March
5 to 12. The local youth, 10 to 21
years of age, are among the 2 Vi
million 4-H’ers of America who
belong to some 93,000 clubs in
rural, urban and suburban com
munities. Alaska has a 4-H en
rollment of 1,714; remote areas
have 540 members enrolled at the
present time.
4-H Clubs in Nome are about
mid-way through an active club
year. Mrs. Clinton Gray is leading
the Bright Star 4-H Club in a
Child Care Project, since their
completion of Cooking and Nu
trition Projects with Mrs. Clem
ents Lean.
Sgt. Buchanan is leader in his
active Automotive Club. Mrs. Emil
Kowalczyk is starting a wood
working class, and soon to start
will be a Gardening Project, under
the direction of Mrs R. Amund
sen, and Sewing, with Mrs. Don
Hoover.
Nationally, 4-H Club Week will
be highlighted in Washington,
D. C., by six previously selected
members, who will present the
annual 4-H ‘ Report to the Na
tion.” The report will summarize
in story and pictures, outstanding
4-H accomplishments and current
projects The three girls and
three bo^s, while in the Nation’s
Capitol, expect to review the re
port with President Eisenhower at
the White House. They also plan
to visit Secretary of Agriculture,
Ezra Taft Benson; C. M. Fergu
son, administrator of the Federal
Extension Service, and various
senators and members of Congress
on Capitol Hill.
4-H’ers everywhere will share
honors with the 296,000 adult vol
unteer leaders who guide 4-H
work in local communities
Algerians Reject Plan to
Divide Their Country By
Ethnic or Religious Groups
TUNIS, (/PI—Ferhat Abbas, pre
mier of the Algerian rebel gov
ernnment-in-exile, today rejected
any peace plan which would
“Balkanize” Algeria into separ
ate ethnic or religious states.
“Such solutions are not work
able,” Abbas said in a statement.
“The Algerian people reject
them.”
The statement was prompted toy
indications from Paris that
French President De Gaulle was
considering some kind of ethnic
or religious division of Algeria as
a solution to the five-year rebel
lion there. France would retain
control of areas largely settled
by the French.
ROOM FOR THE LITTLE ONES
LOS ANGELES, UP) — The City
Council has ordered a survey to
give compact cars additional park
ing area.
Councilman Harold Hendy said
many small cars are damaged in
rear-end collisions while parked
— because big cars scoot into a
space the driver thought was
empty, only to find a small car
already there.
FRED CHAMBERS IS
OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR AT
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
According to the coordinator of
the scholarship program at the
University of Alaska, Fred Cham
bers, son of Mrs. Thomas John
son, has had an outstanding aca
demic achievement
Fred fFritz), who won the Gla
vinovich Memorial Scholarship,
has a semester grade point average
of 3.14 (an A equals 4.0), and this
represented 17.5 credits of work.
He is enrolled in engineering, and
as extra-curricular activity, has
been an announcer for KUOA,
the University broadcasting sta
tion, and has been a member of
the ROTC Band.
throughout the 50 States and
Puerto Rico. The main purposes
of 4-H Club Week are: To
acquaint more young'people with
opportunities available to them
through joining or forming 4-H
Clubs, to assist new members in
starting projects in farming, home
making, community service, and
other activities; and to inform the
public about 4-H aims and
methods.
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