Stephen Hauff Again Takes Top
Honors In On-Base Science Fair
The second annual Science Fair
was conducted at the Kodiak on
base school April 3 and 4. Stephen
Hauff won the special award. His
project was called Sequence Drum
Control, and consisted of a hand
made machine showing sets of elec
trical relays. Stephen, an eighth
grader, is the son of Lt. Cmdr. and
Mrs. E. L. Hauff, USCG.
This was Stephen’s second award
in the base school Science Fair.
Last year, as a seventh grader, he
won 1st Prize in ithe 7th and 8th
grade divisions with a prefabri
cated Moon city.
Entres were judged on scientific
approach, student understanding,
thoroughness of research, and in
genuity of construction. Judges for
the fair were Lt. W. J. Davis,
USCG; S/Sgt. J. F. Harvey, USMC;
and Chief G. T. Lecours, USN, in
the 5th and 6th grade division. In
the 7th and 8th grade division
judges were Mr. W. V. Parker; Lt.
A. Tinker, USMC; and Chief Ward,
USN.
There were ties for first place
in both divisions. First prize win
ners in 7th and 8th grade were
Stephanie Munk, 8th grade, with
“Light-visible or invisible” and Lie
Jones, 7th grade, with “Bending
Light.” Lee won 1st prize last year
with a demonstration on extin
guishing a fire.
Second prize in 7th and 8th
grade divisions was taken by Bert
rand Sperling, 7th grade, showing
experiments in air flow. Third
prize winner was Marilyn Boom
gaarden, 8th grade, who had an
exhibit of simple machines.
First prize winners in 5th and
6th grade divisions were Eileena
Biter, 5th grade, with an exhibit
of the solar system and Mary Ellen
Kennedy, 6th grade, with a box
camera. Annette M. Luna, 6th
grade, won second prize showing
the life cycle of a salmon and Mark
Pelletier, 5th grade, won 3rd prize
with an exhibition of the human
heart.
Science teachers are Miss Betty
Schaaf and Mr. Willis Benson.
Rev. F. J. Mamaloff
Resigns Pastorate
To Pursue Studies
Rev. Fred J. Mamaloff has an
nounced his resignation as pastor
of the Church of God, effective
Aug. 1. He will leave Kodiak in
time to enter the fall term of War
ner Pacific College in Portland,
Ore., where he will continue his
studies in the ministry.
He and his wife, Evelyn, will
have been in Kodiak six years "n
July. Mrs. Mamaloff teaches third
grade in the Kodiak Elementary
School.
Rev. Mamaloff is a member of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Longshoremen’s Union here.
Rev. Mamaloff’s replacement has
not yet been chosen.
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Hildur Rockstad
Queen candidate Hildur Rockstad, niece of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Van
Buren, is 16, a chestnut brunette, 5’, has blue eyes, and is a Junior
at Kodiak High School. Charming Miss Hildur was born in Kodiak
and although she has many varied interests and activities, she is
best known for her talent in singing and her interest in music.
Hildur belongs to the Rainbow Girls, and, of course, the Kodiak High
School Choir. Most recently she was chosen to go to Anchorage as
a representative of Kodiak on the All-State Choir that performed at
the Educators Convention in that city recently. Although Hildur still
has another year of high school before graduation, she has already
.decided that she would prefer to follow studies leading to a career
as a dress designer. Hildur’s sponsors are the Elks Club and the
Emblem Club.
Latest Shrimp And
Crab Reports High
King Crab catches through the
month of March reached a record
total of 3,886,065 crabs weighing
34,424,672 pounds, according to fig
ures released by ADF&G Manage
ment Biologist Dexter Lall, who
pointed out that we still have the
month of June for fishing which
may add roughly IV2 million more
pounds, he estimated.
This compares wiith the 1961-62
catch through March of 3,048,962
crabs weighing 27,712,846 pounda.
Shrimp catches to date, begin
ning Jan. 1, amounted to 1,865,628
pounds. Total catch through March
of last year amounted to 2,134,609.
The little difference is attribute;,
to shrimpers running into large
numbers of small fish, mostly
smelt, causing clogged nets and
the processors getting a slow start
this year. The March catch this
year was 981,211 where as last year
the catch was 261,601 for March.
Roy Madsen Will
Tell BPW About
Widow Wilma
The monthly meeting of the Ko
diak Business and Professional
Women’s Club will be held at the
Montmartre Inn Dining Room
April 15 at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Ruth Breckberg, chairman
of the program on personal devel
opment will present guest speaker
Roy Madsen. Mr. Madsen will pre
sent a talk on the woes of Wilma
the Willowly Widow of Willie Will
ipaw who died without a will,
which, according to publicity chair
main Harriet Benson, “promises
to be very interesting.”
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
Corinne Lost Her
‘Kooleetch’ Recipe
Corinne Sarent Jones, formerly
of Kodiak of the pioneer Sargent
family writes us from San Fran
cisco enclosing her contribution to
the Benny Benson Fund, which we
have turned over to Bennie, and
also she requests “Please ask your
readers for recipes for Russian
Easter Bread, which she correctly
identifies as “Kooleech.” Her ad
dress is 115 Beulah Street, San
Francisco, Calif.
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
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