Swimming Classes
Start On Monday
Come on in, the water’s fine.
So says Chief of Police Vickery
«*s he announces the starting les
•ns for children next Monday,
Jane 22.
The classes will be held be
tween the hours of 2 p.m. and
3:30 p.m. Swimming lessons will
he given both boys and girls be
tween the ages of 6 yea*rs and
wider. Classes will be conducted
*t the swimming pool of Pete
•and Millie Deveau.
The Chief states that all child
ren! will have to wear their suits
to the pool, as there are no facili
ties ior changing, and bring some
old clothing to wear nome. Also,
he says, they must take a shower
before going into the pool. Girls
-are requested to wear bathing
<aps.
The lessons will be given all
veek long if the weather per
mits, and may continue until the
the...
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end of the month. The classes
will not be mixed. Classes for
girls and boys will be alternated,*
and just so many taken at' a
time, the Chief stated. «. . ;
Classes are free.
Alf Torgramsen
Given Promotion
YUMA, Ariz. (AHTNC)—Al
fred L. Torgramsen, 23, son of
Mrs. Rika Torgramsen, Kodiak,
Alaska, recently was promoted to
specialist four in Arizona, where
he is a motion picture cameraman
at the Yuma Test Station.
Specialist Torgramsen entered
the Army in June 1957 and was
last stationed in Korea.
ie is a 1955 graduate of Kodiak
Independent High School.
Shrine Potentate:
To Visit Kodiak
Potentate of the Nile Temple
of the Shriners in Seattle, Lloyd
X. Coder and Mrs. Coder, wijl
arrive in Kodiak Sunday morning
for a two day visit here. He will
visit the local Shrine Club.
A dinner in honor of the Shrine
dignitary and his wife will be
held at the 49 Room, Monday
evening.
Potentate Coder is visiting all
the Shrine Clubs in the State.
His Masonic background includes
Past Master, Lafayette Lodge No.
241; Walter F. Meier Lodge of
x.e. earch No. 281 F. & A.M.; Past
Venerable Maste. *. of Per
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prominent in Seattle Council No.
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19, R.A.M., and Bethlehem Com
mandery of Knights Templar.
Mrs. Coder is a Past Matron of
Radiant Chapter, O.E.S. and Past
Queen of Hatasu Temple, Daught
ers of the Nile.
Mr. Coder is president of the
Systems Transfer and Storage
Company in Seattle. President of
the local club is Burt Walker.
Other officers are “Blackie” Pat
terson, vice-president and John
Lotz, secretary-treasurer.
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Son For Roberts * >
A third child, Daniel Edward,
weighing 7 lbs. 13%^ ozs.t was born
on June 14 to Patricia Bernadine
and Robert Edward Roberts, SK2.
Mr. Roberts is serving with the
Navy, and the family lives at
Aleutian Homes.
4th Child Is Born
John Stephen, weighing 8 lbs.
9^ ozs., was born on June 14
to Emma Louise and Henry Frank
lin Tisdale, ABCA, USN. John
Stephen is the fourth child for
the Tisdales*.
Chief Tisdale is attached to
FASRON 114, Naval Station. The
family make their home at 1376
No. Boulevard.
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