Diminutive Miss Dawn Jarvela
Needs No Courses In Loveliness
Certainly nobody needs to teach
the lovely Miss Dawn Jarvela how
to be beautiful! Yet to go to a
Beauty College is one of the am
bitions of this pert, petite, and
gracious brunette who has been
entered in the King Crab Queen
■Contest by her sponsor, Kodiak
Airways.
"I think I’d like to become a
beautician or cosmotoligist_I
think mostly I’d like to be an ad
vanced hair stylist,” the auburn
haired, green - eyed Miss Dawn
mused when asked what type of
career she might be planning.
The 17-year old Miss Dawn is
a Junior at Kodiak High School
where she is engaged in a com
mercial course of study.
“I really like typing and enjoy
English, though they aren’t neces
sarily the subjects in which I get
my best grades,” she smiled.
And the diminutive (she’s only
5’ 1”) Miss Dawn is also a devotee
to outdoor sports.... high on her
list of favorite sports are such
participation-type outdoor activ
ities as hiking and boating. "I
just love to go out hiking.” she
emphasked.
“I love skiing, ice skating and
sledding in the wintertime. I
think I’d like swimming too, but
haven’t learned how to swim yet!”
she exclaimed.
Indicative of her lively disposi
tion, is the fact that she is an ac
tive member of the Kodiak High
School Pep Club, and also is Dec
oration Chairman for the upcom
ing (May 12) Junior-Senior Prom.
That this lovely Queen Contest
ant can also be the Domestic Miss
Dawn is indicated by the fact
that she “really enjoys sewing and
baking.”
Possessing an obviously well
balanced personality, and popular
among her contemporaries, Miss
Dawn is a member of the Rain
bow Girls and the Sally Peck
Guild. She is also active in the
Baptist Youth Fellowship organi
zation in which she serves as pro
gram Chairman and is a member
of the Baptist Church Choir.
The Portland, Oregon-born Miss
Dawn, who has lived in Kodiak
since she was 2Vi years old, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
Jarvela. Mr. Jarvela is Chief Pil
ot for Kodiak Airways and just re
cently returned from Juneau
where he has been serving as a
State Representative to the Alas
ka Legislature from Kodiak Is
land.
Size Of Crab
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vessels typical of most any Japan
ese fishery enterprise. However,
we are concerned herein mainly
with the Kodiak crab fishing fleet.
The Kodiak salmon fishery at
one time was mainly a beach seine
and set net fishery. The vessels
were small, little more than skiffs,
and while the trend has been to
ward larger vessels, the Kodiak
fleet is still made up of small
craft as compared to other purse
seine areas in the State. This
fact has influenced the king crab
fishery.
When the crab fishery started,
the crab fleet was made up of
small tangle net (salmon) ves
sels with an occasional trawler.
Until 1960, the fleet was domin
ated by the small local salmon
boats, but by 1961, with fishing
pressure forcing the boats fur
ther from shore, the larger hali
but boats, limit seiners and even
tuna vessels were seen in increas
ing numbers. There is some evi
dence that up to a point, the larg
er vessels are advantageous. Thcv
can work their gear in rougher
weather, which means that even
with gear limitations, the gear is
picked more often, kept on the
crab, and kept freshly baited.
Also, other things being equal, the
larger vessels are much safer.
In various interviews with crab
fleet skippers and vessel owners,
it was noted that almost all small
boat operators had plans for ac
quiring larger vessels to crab with
in the future.
FOR SALE GOVERNMENT
SURPLUS STEEL TANK
The U.S. Army Engineer Dis
trict, Alaska, is now issuing In
vitation for Bids 62-16 offering
for sale a 4000-gallon fuel stor
age steel tank, above ground,
located at Kodiak ACS Trans
mitter Site, Kodiak, Alaska.
Bids to be opened at 2:00 P M.
28 May 1962.
Further information and bid
forms may be obtained by call
ing at Room 7D, Bldg 21-700,
Elmendorf AFB, or by writing
to the U.S. Army Engineer Dis
trict, Alaska, P.O. Box 7002, An
chorage, Alaska, ATTN: Real
Estate Division.
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