Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-04-19
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
OF 4-CLUB TRIPS
Four Outstanding Farm Boys Will
Represent State at National
Boys and Girls All. Club Camp


girls, each outstandin gin Ali
club work leadership and commun
ity activities, will represent the
state at he National Boys and Girl
A. Fl. club camp, Washington, D.
q. June 13 to 10, announces the
State college agricultural extern
sion service. The four delegates
are Zena Edwards, route 1, Mont
esano, Delbert R. Lynch, route @,
Ellensburg; Alice Ro' crts, route 6
Yakima, and Donald Wayrynen,
route l, Longview T he trips are
awarded on the basisof club ach-
levement, participating in commun
ity activities, leadership qualities,
storf of 4 H. club experiences and
physictl fitness.
Zena Edwards, Grays Harbor
county, completed nine years in
sewing, eight in Gaming, five in
room Improvement, seven in cook
ing and meal preparation, four in
orchard and four in garden pro-
jects. Her handiwork, especially
canning exhibits have won 144
firsts at county, state and nation
al fairs, the premiums totaling
$196. The valu eof her projects
was approximately $500. A club
leader, one year, an assistant lead
er, there years, Zena has been out
standing in leadership qualities
She has held every office in local A.
IL clubs, taken an active part in
community Grange activities and
been prominent member of judg-
ing and demonstration clubs. She
is now freshman at the state
iollege at Washington.
Seven years as member of a
sheep club allowed Delbert r.
Lynch of Kittitas county to build
up his flock form three to 80 sheep
with a project value of $715 Two
years in poultry, three in garden
and four in potato projects brou-
ght the value of his project to
$1,113. seep and garden placings
won Delbert "a firsts in comfy and
state fairs with with premiums
totaling $275. Active in judging
and demonstration teams, he also
took prominent part in COM
munity activities of the Farm Bur
eau and the Farmers association
Leadership has been shown as
vice-president of the county All
club, garden club leader, assistant
leader and holder of various All
club officse.
Alice Roberts, Yakima county
club girl, has completed seven
years of All club work in sewing
three in room improvement, three
in cooking and two in canning. The
combined values of her project
was approximately $3.50. Her sew
ing, room improvement andcan-
ming exhibits have won her CT
first placings at county, state and
interstate fairs and returned about
$50 in premiums. Alice has sered
two years as leader, two as assis-
tant leader and has served as sec
rotary of the district leaders, assoc
iation. She has been a member of
county judging and demonstration
teams and taken an active part in
many community activities. Every
club office has been held during her
membership in local clubs.
Livestock is the speciality of
Donald Wayrymen, Cowlitz county
club member now freshmen at
the State College of Washington
after five years of club work. Don
aid completed five years in dair-
ying, two in poultry and one in
swine projects. He has done out
standing work on the county All
Club poultry judging team, being
on team that placed at the pacif-
ic international Livestock show at
Portland. AS president of the cou-
nty All council and secretary of
the Cowlitz County GUERNSEY
Breeders Association, he has been
prominent in county and commun-
ity activities. His leadership has
been shown by serving as president
OF his club three years, as leader
two years and assistant leader, two
years. The value of his projects is
placed at $500, helping to make
possible his entrance into college.
Camping on the Capital grounds
All delegates from every state will
| discuss proplems confronting the
farm youth Of today, meet nationa
leaders in different fields Of en-.
deaver and visit places of historic
interest around Washington D. C
The local delegation will be accom-.
n1Dipd bv n mon, bar ne +ho c4.4~