MAN OVERBOARD—Mike Gordon is thrown into the water of Biscayne Bay off Miami, Fla., when his
boat flipped in first heat of the Ski and E racing event. Richard Stephens, Jr., is in the other boat and
won the event. Gordon was unhurt, but the boat sank. (AP Wirephoto)
Chris Magnuson,
Jim Torgramsen
Sworn Snto NG
Two new enlistees were sworn
into the local National Guard com
pany on Wednesday of this week.
They are Chris Magnuson and Jim
Torgramsen, both 19 years of age
and life-long Kodiak residents.
Magnuson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Magnuson and Tor
gramsen is the son of Mrs. Rika
Torgramsen.
Both of the new guardsmen have
applied for six months active duty
training starting late in October
of this year. Present regulations
require that new enlistees must
apply for six months active duty
training at least ninety days prior
to the date they wish to leave.
Nearly a dozen members of the
local unit will start six months
training in October.
Lt. Ronald Chase, new Executive
officer of the company and officer
in charge of the Kodiak unit, has
arranged for new civilian defense
films to be shown to the public at
the July guard drill. The films may
be seen by any local resident with
out charge starting about 7 p.m. on
Wednesday, July 25.
National Guard members and
equipment will also be shown in
the Fourth of July parade next
week.
Cadet Richardson
Flys Jet Trainer
Civil Air Patrol Cadet William
C. Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Cook of Kodiak, Alaska, will
take the controls of an Air Force
T-33 jet trainer during the CAP
iet orientation scholarship activi
ties being held at Perrin Air Force
Base, Texas, this week (June 24
29).
Cadet Richardson will have three
hours in the air with a top United
States Air Force instructor. He
also will get 18 hours of pre-flight
training and 16 hours of academic
Capt. E. C. Smith is seen administering oath to Lt. W. L. Jones
who was recently promoted.
Cmdr. Rademaker, Chaplain, is shown receiving congratula
tions from Capt. E. C. Smith, Commanding Officer at the Na
val Station, on his recent promotion to Commander.
instruction.
Cadet Richardson, a squadron
commander, is among the 52 out
standing young cadets selected for
this CAP-Air Force activity; one
from each state, Puerto Rico and
the District of Columbia. The Civil
Air Patrol is an official auxiliary
organization of the USAF.
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'Timberline Riders’
May Be in Parade
For the first time in Kodiak,
a nationally popular musical com
bo has been booked to provide
nightly entertainment at one of
the local night clubs.
Charlie Ryan’s “Timberline Rid
ers,” coming direct from the Gol
den Nugget in Reno, Nevada, has
been booked by Von Straut to pro
vide entertainment at the Ship’s
Tavern, “Kodiak’s Hub Of Western
Entertainment.”
Charlie Ryan, a recording star of
King Records and the current star
on 4-Star records with his million
sales recording “Hotrod Lincoln,”
will be accompanied by Billy Dod
son and Walley Pulley beginning
Monday, July 2, at the Ships.
Ryan has appeared on the Grand
01’ Opery and in Las Vegas’ fa
mous Silver Slipper.
Von Straut advised that he is
tentatively arranging for the com
bo to apear in the 4th of July pa
rade so that Kodiak teenagers will
have an opportunity to hear the
popular trio.
We travel at such a fast clip
today that by the time a man de
cides where he wants to go he is
already half way there.
CAR WASH
The Rainbow girls will have a
car wash on the Standard Oil Dock
starting at 9 a.m. tomorrow morn
ing. Cost will be $1.00. (Now that
they’ve got the dust under control
again with oiled streets, it makes
having a shiny vehicle worth
while!)
INFLATION
A dollar may not do as much
for you as it used to do, but you
don't do as much for a dollar,
either.
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Realty Services
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Properties
Franchised Dealer for
Lockwall Homes
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Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
by
State Real Estate Commission
George H. Cornelius. Broker
For Appointment Call 486-2980
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