Bay Scouts of Amir ;a To Receive Good Turn Awards
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M e united States Depart
ment of Agriculture and. In
terior in cooperation with the
Boy Scouts of America will
make individual and unit
awards to Boy Scouts who
participate in the Boy Scout
good turn conservation pro
gram for 1954 which began
officially on March 21.
Twelve scouts who make
outstanding contributions to
the program will be selected
to receive certificates of Na
tional Conservation Achieve
"if the certificates will be
* prc-ot'ii t^dto tfie scouts by
President' Eisenhower when
they "r'epbrt to him during Boy
Scout Week in 1955. President
Eisenhower, a member of the
! Boy Scout Executive Board,
j suggested' the conservation
j effort to the scouts.'
; All units actively partici
pating in the good turn pro
gram will receive a certificate
J signed by the Secretary of the
Interior and the Secretary of j
Agriculture.
Vote for J. B. (Bert) CARO
Republican Candidate for Treasurer
Member Pioneer Alaska Family
In Business in Alaska
Knows Alaska
Interested in the Future of cAlasha.
The programs carried on by 11
individuals or units may in- *
elude such projects as building
a farm pond, planting trees,
seeding highway enbank-1
ments, cleaning up litter in a '
public park, planning an ex
hibit or showing movies to
stimulate interest in conserva
tion.
Helping the Cub Scouts, Boy'
Scouts and Explorer Scouts j
set up their program are the I
Forest Service, Soil Conserva-1
tion Service, and Extension
Service in the Department of
Agriculture, national Park
Service, Bureau of Indian Af-1
fairs, Reclamation Service, i
Geological Survey, Fish and
Wildiife Service, Bureau of
Mines, and Bureau of Land
Management in the Depart-;
ment of the Iatorior
Field personnel of all these'
agencies are ready to help!
boys and units select a worth
while project in their locality
and to give technical assistance
in carrying it out.
'CREDIT DUE.
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he front page of last week’s
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i grapher Vince Stein, of tMe
■ Kodiak Naval Station. ■
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