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You may win one of five $1,495.00
Art Scholarships or any one of fifty
$10.00 cash prizes.
Make your drawing any size except
like a tracing. Use pencil. Every qualified
entrant receives a free professional
estinnate of his or her drawing.
Scholarship winners will receive
Fundamentals of Art taught by Art
Instruction Schools, one of America's
leading home study art schools. Our
objective is to find prospective
students who appear to be properly
motivated and have an appreciation
and liking for art.
Your entry will be judged in the
month received. Prizes awarded for
best drawings of various subjects
received from qualified entrants age
14 and over One $25 cash award for
the best drawing from entrants age 12
and 13. No drawings can be returned.
Our students and professional artists
not eligible. Contest winners will be
notified. Send your entry today
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-The FFA
FFA Sends Jacket For
Movie Filming
Betty Nelson of the National FFA
Supply Service finishes the embroidery
on an FFA jacket that will be used in
"Promised Land," a new film produced
by Robert Redford. Redford's production
company contacted the Supply
Service and requested a jacket with the
name Jerry Baines and office of
Secretary-Treasurer.
With Ashville, Utah, lettered on the
back, the jacket was mailed to Midvale,
Utah, located on the outskirts of Salt
Lake City. The film should be released
sometime later this year or early next
year.
England Exchange
Ready
A new student exchange program
between the FFA and the English
Young Farmer Club is open for any
interested FFA member or alumni age
18 to 24 wanting to travel to England
this summer. This exchange will be different
than most international pro-
grams because of its briefness. Participants
can go to England for as little as
three to four weeks and can choose
when they want to go. Participants will
live and work with a host family, go
sightseeing and take part in English
social events.
An important part of the exchange
program is that FFA members will in
turn host the Young Farmer they
stayed with in England. This one-toone
exchange program will be accepting
applications until March 15.
Anyone interested should write to the
International Department, National
FFA Center, Box 15160, Alexandria,
Virginia, 22309 or call (703) 360-3600
for an application and more
information.
FFA Center Welcomes
Young Farmers
The National Young Farmers Associa-
tion's office and its new executive direc-
tor, Wayne Sprick, have moved to the
National FFA Center in Alexandria,
Virginia. Sprick is from Washington,
Missouri, where he teaches secondary
and adult classes at the Four Rivers
Area Vocational and Technical School.
He was selected National Teacher of
the Year by the American Vocational
Associafion in 1986.
Tony Lama Honored
Tony Lama, Jr., chairman of the board
of Tony Lama Company, Inc., (right)
was presented with an FFA plaque
commemorating the company's 75th
anniversary. Eugene D. Brassett, western
advertising sales representative of
Vie National FUTURE FA RMER
magazine, (left) awarded the plaque "in
appreciation of 23 years of continual
advertising support given to us by the
Tony Lama Company." The presentation
was made at the company's headquarters
in El Paso, Texas, earlier this
year.
The National FUTURE FARMER