Rikki Barnett
Queen candidate Rikki Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
G. Barnett of the Coast Guard Air Detachment, is 17, blue-eyed,
5’2”, has light-brown hair, and is a Kodiak High School Senior.
Charming Rikki has traveled extensively all over the U.S.A. and is
not new to Kodiak, having been with her parents on two other oc
casions when her father served tours of duty here. While Rikki likes
outdoor-type sports, her favorite hobby is bowling. She is a member
of the Girls Athletic Association, Pep Club, Drama Club, and serves
as vice president of the Future Homemakers of America, business
ad manager of the Channel Light Annual, was chairman of the
Homecoming and in the All-School Play. Rikki is sponsored by the
EM Club, “O’* Club, CPO Club, Marine Club and the Coast Guard
Air Detachment.
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Alaskans Will
Lose Extra Tax
Time Next Year
This is the last year that resi
dents of Alaska will have a 60-day
automatic extension of time to fixe
their Federal income tax returns,
advises Lewis J. Conrad, District
Director of Internal Revenue Serv
ice.
Income Tax Returns for 1962
may be filed as late as June 15
this year without being subject to
late filing penalties. Interest at the
rate of one-half per cent per month
on any additional tax due with the
return will be charged.
Mr. Conrad also stated that vhe
income tax regulations have been
changed to the effect that next
year residents of Alaska will have
a due date of Apiil 15 to file their
returns.
For additional information write
to 540 Fifth Avenue, Anchorage.
Grab Fishermen
Praise II.S. Navy
ADAK—The U.S. Navy is doing
much to ease the hardships of com
mercial king crab fishing off this
remote Aleutian island.
At. Finger Bay, the old World
War II submarine base here, the
Navy is playing host to a new fleet
of 11 crab-fishing boats and three
crab-processing ships of Pan Alas
ka Fisheries and Wakefield Fish
eries.
Cooperation between the fisher
men and the Navy is “just wonder
ful,” said Capt. Victor Hansen, mas
ter of the 221-foot motor vessel
Mercator, a Pan Alaska Fisheries
processing ship.
“We’d have an awfully hard time
trying to make it by ourselves out
here,” he said. -‘The Navy person
nel have given us pier facilities,
repair services, medical help and
mail service—and some of the sail
ors have even volunteered to help
us on their off-duty hours.”
SPENDS WEEK HERE
Bob Smith, Boy Scout executive
of the Western Alaska Coun il
Headquarters in Anchorage was in
Kodiak this past week giving lead
ership training to den mothers,
cub scout committeemen and boy
scout committeemen. He was as
sisted by Verne Draper, local scout
commissioner.
Honor Roll -
(Continued from rage f>)
las Anderson, 3.68; Carlene Erick
son, 3.67; Kim fautfest, 3.66; Da
vid Rodli, 3.45; Karen Bengston,
3.44; Jim Love, 3.43; Peter Holm.
3.43; Douglas Holroyd, 3.41; Jonna
Chya, 3.37; Vivian McCormick,
Christy Lorenson, 3.31; Robert
Breckberg, 3.29; Billy Amason,
3.24; Chyleen Parker, 3.21; Ray
mond Golden, 3.21; Dennis Fannin.
3.18; Erick Blankenburg, 3.11;
Nikki Nelson, 3.11; Steven Fannin,
3.07; Douglas Ekin, 3.05; Rosa Lee,
3.04; Julie Berg, 3.01; Jerry Lak
tonen, 3.01; Lorraine Hausman,
3.00.
SEVENTH GRADE
Irene King, 3.84; Donna Weisser,
3.75; Connie Mowry, 3.26; Heather
Lindsey, 3.22; JoAnna Holroyd,
3.20; Steven Rodli, 3.13; Donna
Fuller, 3.11: Susan Cannon, 3.00.
EIGHTH GRADE
Sharon Gilbreath, 3.97; Carolyn
Weisser, 3.87; Judy Acheson, 3.85;
Betty Hall, 3.70; Ralph Longmire,
3.65; Bruce Short, 3.63; Barbara
Sutliff, 3.48; Billy Torsen, 3.43;
Margie Magnusen, 3.40; Ned Far
ber, 3.38; Susan Jones, 3.33; An
nette Lauzon, 3.30; Sue Anne Ram
aglia, 3.28; Timothy White, 3.14;
Susan Valtman, 3.14; Carla Wheel
er, 3.07; Robert Ross, 3.03; Pauline
Peterson, 3.03; Archie Case, 3.00.
“The newspaper is parent,
school, college, pupil, theatre, ex
ample, councelor (sic) all in one."
—Wendell Phillips.
Repair work on all motors.
Evinrude — Johnson — Gale
Owners try us for parts.
Trade in your old motors on
a New ’63 Evinrude.
WE HAVE MOTORS FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
PHONE 6-2663 or 6-2850
YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER
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MOTOR SERVICE
South Shelikoff
We Have
LOTS
of
FLOWERS
for
EASTER
A a - a ■ ■■■w I Kill
vUinpiCIG LIIIU BLOoming potted plants
EASTED LILIES
Garden Seeds CUT FLOWERS GALORE! j
We have those wonderful Jiffy Pots!
FLOWERS By ELAINE
Phone 486-5225 c/o City Market
ATTENTION FISHERMEN!
There Will Be A Meeting
of the
UNITED FISHERMAN’S MARKETING
ASSOCIATION
MONDAY, MARCH 15th
UNION HALL
9 A.M.