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ByFLORENCE VICKERS
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Present and former 4-H members can qualify for national scholanipe totaling more than 120,000 if they meet requirements set by the Cooperative Extension Service.
Most of the 21,000 grants are for young people planning careers in agriculture or such related fields as forestry, veterinary medicine, or animal science.
These scholarships are provided by private sector donors and arranged by the National 4-H Council, a notfor-profit organization supporting the 4-H program with private resources.
The $3,000 scholarship is provided by the Tobe-Coburn School for Fashion Careers in New York for a young person interested in a fashion-industry career. The recipient will enroll during 1986 in a 10-month program at the school. Selection will be based on the applicant’s expressed interest in a fashion career, leadership abilities, 4-H experiences, scholastic record and financial need. The last recipient was James K. Barnes of Iuka, Miss.
Two former 4-H members, currently enrolled in a
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