WE INTRODUCE another of the King Crab Festival Queen con
testants this week in the person of Sandy Carter, a 16-year old blonde
with blue eyes.
Sandy was born in Walnut Creek, Calif. Her parents are Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Carter, who reside in the Aleutian Homes project.
Being the daughter of service personnel, Sandy has lived in Hiro
shima, Japan, and Hawaii. She is now a junior in the Kodiak high
school, taking a business course, and aspiring to become a secretary.
She also likes to model.
One of her chief traits is that she likes to meet people, and of
course now she would like to meet a lot of people and sell them a
ticket (one more vote.) Her hobbies are swimming, dancing hunting
and fishing.
Sandy has a strong vote getting backing with the Officers Club,
CPO Club and the EM Club as her sponsors. Photo By Ameigh
Alaskan Born
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but they are using local labor, and
.they are certainly taxed. If the
Japanese have the money and need
the timber, why not? Encourage
ment of capital has to be done.
“And also there is the Arctic;
that is one of my own personal in
terests as a profession. What we
need is a new kind of engineer, one
who knows the problems of Arctic
engineering. There are minerals
there, and power, natural gas and
oil. We have no real communities,
as such, in the Arctic; the Soviet
Union is way ahead of us in this
respect. Of course, this is in the
pipedream stage, but we need de
velopment in that region—all the
land north of Fairbanks.”
The possibilities for development
on Kodiak, something to off-set
the economic hunt sustained in
poor fishing years, might be tour
ism?” Of course I haven’t seen the
whole island, but Kodiak has a big
drawing card in tourism, from the
historical point. Yes, I can see why
some of the old timers feel that
tourism might spoil the town. One
of the reasons why Alaskans don’t
regard Anchorage and Fairbanks
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as highly as they might is that with
the booms in those places they have
lost their Alaskan flavor.
“But wherever you go, to any
town in Alaska, there are always a
great many people who are from
somewhere else, and some will go
back south when they’ve made
their money. Of course, we all came
up at one time or another, if we
weren’t barn here. Buit there will
always be some who will stay, and
be interested in the growth and de
velopment of Alaska. That will
count here, too.”
And where do you go from here,
we asked? “Well, I joined the Navy
to see the world; the part I want to
see next is I>eep Freeze in the Ant
arctic, tout this is a very long shot
and I don’t expect to get it. Any
where in Europe is a second choice.
I do expect to find people and geo
logy around, wherever I go, and
I won’t be bored.”
TV Schedule
Saturday
1:00—Pyramid Playhouse
2:09—Cartoons
2:30—Lucky Lager Sports
3: CO—'Celebrity Golf
3 30—High Road To Danger
4:00—Jackpot Bowling
4:30—Fury
5:00—Air Power
5:30—The Nations Future
3:00—You Are There
8:30—Price Is Right
7:00—Sea Hunt
7:30—The Witness
8:30—The Texans
9:00—Perry Mason
’0:00—Gunsmoke
10:30—News—Pyramid Playhouse
Sunday
1:00—The Christophers
1:30—Sacred Heart
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—Belafote, New York
3:00—Stereo Startime
3:30—Sunday Sports Cpectacular
■1:45—Omnibus
5:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
6:00—Dinah Shore
7:00—Men Into Space
SHOOTS BURGLAR — The
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Delisle A. Lem
ieux, 59, shot and killed one of
two burglars he surprised in the
rectory of St. Catherine’s Catholic
Church in Denver on Easter
night. Father Lemieux said the
second man escaped with several
hundred dollars of Easter Sun
day collection funds.
(AP Wirephoto)
Carlo Manea went bird hunting
on the Mediterranean island of
Cagliari OKaM-Yah’-ree), Sardinia,
and came home with an interna
tional bag. He shot a Woodcock
with a legband from Las mo, Fin
land, and a Heron with a legband
stamped in 1958 at Ravolzel, Ger
many.
7:30—Zane Grey Theatre
8:00—Schlitz Playhouse
8:30—Bat Masterson
9:00—U ntouchables
10:00—Wanted Dead Or Alive
10:30—News-Pyramid Playhouse
Monday
6:00—Outdoor Kodiak
6:30—Ozzie And Harriet
7:00—News Of The Week
7:30—Lock Up
8:00—Masquerade Party
8:30—Star Performance
9:00—This Is Kodiak
9:30—Four Star Anthology
10:00—Wrestling
10:30—News - Ed Sullivan
Tuesday
6:00—Big Picture
6:30—The Real McCoys
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Americans At Work
7:30—You Bet Your Life
8:00—Bold Venture
8:30—Jack Benny
9:00—Coronado Nine
9:30—This Is Hawaii
10:00—Royal Playhouse
10:30—News - Town Hall Party
Wednesday
6:00—Robin Hood
6:30—Safety Lady
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Industry On Parade
7:30—Dobbie Gillis
8:00—Garry Moore
9:00—Highway Patrol
9:30—'Best Of Paar
10:30—News - Pyramid Playhouse
Thursday
6:00—Storybook
6:30—The Ruggles
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Americans At Work
7:30—Science Fiction Theatre
8:00—The Unexpected
8:30—I've Got A Secret
9:00—Overseas Adventure
9:30—News - Perry Como
Friday
6:00—To Tell The Truth
6:30—Death Valley Days
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Industry On Parade
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Tombstone Territory
8:30—Markham
9:00—Rawhide
10:00—Armstrong Circle Theatre
11:30—News—Pyramid Playhouse
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