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Showing Sii‘ d*y
Starring Cary Grant and
Betsy Drake, Room For On*
More, a story adapted from
the best-seiler novel of Anna
Perrott Rose, comes to the
Orpheum Theatre tomorrow
and Monday.
The story of a happy but
zany coupie who suddenly be
come, involved with a foloc of
Family problems is hailed as a
comedy by Warner Bros, pub
licity department.
Lurene Tuttle, John Ridgley
and Iris Mann head the sup
porting cast.
James Mason has the starr
ing role in Five Fingers, a
thriller s; o-v;ng on Tues
' • and Wednes!.;. y. The pic
ture was filmed in Ankara am
is the story of a super spy dur
ing World War II.
Thursday the historic Blue
Grass Country is the scene o
the movie titled Kentucky.
Loretta Young. Richard Greer
and Walter Brannrn have the
top parts.
Errol Flynn and Olivia De
rlaviland star in Virginia City
on Friday and Saturday.
NOiTiCf
Don’t forget the March oi
Dimes luncheon and bazaar
and bake sale Saturday,
January 21, at the 5 its Cluo.
Sunday School 10 an;
Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
“Christian Brotherhood
Hour” KFQD Sunday 1 pm
Judsoro Masters
Pastor
NOTICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
COMMISSIONER’S (EX OF
FICIO PRORATE) COURT'!1
FOR THE TERRITORY OF I
ALASKA, KODIAK COM f
MISSION ER’S PRECINCT',
In the matter of the estate of
!
WILLIAM F. SARGENT, \
Deceased j
TO ALICE TODD SARGENT
AND ALL OF THE UN-1
KNOWN HEIRS OF WIL-j
LIAM F. SARGENT, DE-j
CEASED, AND ANY AND J
ALL PERSONS INTERES- j
TED IN SAID ESTATE:
It appearing to this Court by j
the Petition presented and filed1
by Marshall Crutcher, Admini
strator of the Estate of Wil-1
Ham F. Sargent, Deceased, j
that it is necessary to sell the'1
whole of the real estate of (
said decedent in order to pay 1
his debts and the expenses of ; '
administration, ,1
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS/
ORDERED that all persons!
interested in said Estate ap-;
pear before this Court on the'
16th day of February, 1953, at
the hour of 10:00 A.M,, and/
then and there show cause, if i •
any there be, why an Order of |!
this Court should not be!
entered directing the sale of [
the real property belonging to I *
•aid Estate, situate in Kodiak,
rhird D vis on. Territory of
Alaska, and more particularly
lescribe'd as follows:
Lo« No. Seven (7), of
Block No. Three (3), of
the Leite Addition to the
City of Kodiak, as shown
on the plat on file at the
United States Commis
sioner’s Office, Kodiak,
Alaska, and recorded in
Volume L, Page 133, of
the General Records and
the same being part of the
U. S. Survey No. 1681;
dwelling house situated
thereon, about 24’ x 18’,
and miscellaneous person
alty situate in said dwell
ing house,
jpon such terms and condi
tions as to this Court may
;eem just and equitable, as
rrayed for in the Petition of
he Administrator of said Es
.ate now on file in the above,
mtitled cause, to which Peti
tion you are hereby referred
’or further particulars.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED \
that a copy of this Citation be 1
jublished for Four (4) consec
itive weeks in a newspaper of
general circulation printed and
mblished in Kodiak, Third
division, Territory of Alaska.
Done in Open Court this 6th
lay of January, 1953.
ALASKA SALMON INSTITUTE
ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS!
fgas;';** ;V . • ‘ ....
fit< rJ^’- ■ m
Robert H. Secrist, Jr.
Carroll Haggard
John Jensen
iVIany entries were received in the recent essay contest sponsored
; the Alaska Salmon Institute. All were of extremely high calibre
: ’.1 reflected a great deal of research and effort upon the part of
students in both contest divisions.
First place winner in the Elementary School Division was
Carroll Haggard, a fifth grade student at Denali School in Fair
banks, who receives a $300 Alaska Salmon Institute award for
her outstanding essay. A set of beautiful encyclopedias will be
awarded to the Denali School library.
Top honors in the High School Division were won by Robert
H. Secrist, Jr., a senior at Juneau High School. In addition to his
"300 cash award, the Alaska Salmon Institute will also present
a $125 set of encyclopedias to the Juneau High School library.
Ollier prize winners are:
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
Second Prize of $100
Hugh M. Spurr
Ft. Richardson Grade School
Third Prize of $50
Guy Barber
Anchorage Junior High School
Fourth Prize of $25
Diane Burnham
Sitka Public School
Second Prize of $100
John Jensen
Douglas High School
Third Prize of $50
James C. Leveque
Fairbanks High School
Fourth Prize of $25
Gerda Nergaard
Ketchikan High School
Certificates Are Being Sent To All Honorable Mention Winners
Hugh M. Spurr
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James C. Leveque
Alaska. Salmon Institute
* f A r r l £ • KETCHIKAN .JUNEAU
Guy Barber
i
A. M. Vokacek
United States Commis
sioner and Ex-Officio
Probate Judge.
1st Pub. 1-24-53
Last Pub. 2 14-53
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Feb. 5
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