Miss Dale McKinley
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She’s Sweet Sixteen And Might Be
Queen - She’s Miss Dale McKinley
She’s Sweet Sixteen and might
be Queen! That’s Miss Dale Mc
Kinley who has been entered as
a Queen Contestant in this year’s
Kodiak King Crab Festival race
for Queen, by her sponsors, Knud
sen’s and Knudsen’s Outfitters.
Pert, petite, and peppy as wrell
as beautifful and brunette, the
4’ 9” Miss Dale, who at 16 is the
youngest, so far, of the Queen
Contestants, is a Junior at Kodiak
High School where she is an ac
tive member of the Pep Club and
also serves on the Junior-Senior
Prom Committee.
The hazel-eyed Miss Dale was
born in Everett, Washington and
came to Alaska when she was just
one year old with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid McKinley. She
has obtained all her education to
date here in Kodiak and presently
is taking a business course, witn
particular emphasis on IBM Ma
chine training, at Kodiak High.
That Miss Dale is an active ath
letic outdoor girl is obvious from
her love of riding horses, which
is listed as her number one hob
by interest. She frequently finds
occasions to indulge in this pas
sion when she visits at the Henley
Ranch out Chiniak way.
However her second main hobby
interest indicates that the demure
Miss Dale is also domestic mind
ed-for she loves to sew.
Miss Dale’s father is chief en
forcement officer in the Kodiak
SNAP JUDGMENT
Intuition is not exclusively a
woman’s perogative—it enables
many people to come up with the
wrong conclusion, quickly.
area for the Alaska Department
of Fish and Game. He is well
known to Kodiak residents, having
served as City Police Chief and
for many years was Deputy U.S.
Marshall for Kodiak and the Aleu
tian Islands.
POLICE SLOGAN:
Drive carefully. It’s better to
have a light foot than a heavy
heart.
And, the mayor and police chief
of Glens Falls, New York, noted a
sharp drop in the complaints about
speeding in one neighborhood. The
possible reason: The person who
made most of the complaints has
been arrested—for speeding.
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