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One of your favorites, as your requests prove, brought to you again
in all their rich goodness
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
| 15c each 4
TODAY'S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY’S BAKERY
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Let Your Daker Do Your Dating"
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
at Knudsen’s Kadiak Fountain)
GOOD FUN!!
GOOD FOOD!!
AND <A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
at the
beachcombers
OPEN
DAILY
SUE SCRANTON
at the Piano
KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open 6 to 9 pm every night,
plus a Mar.inee Sunday, 1:30 to 3:30 pm
Get the SKATING Habit!
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Marjorie,Thoma3on and Isla
Mae Heitman are new employes
at the Kodiak Fountain.
Shoppers for Mother’s Day
have two weeks left to get their
remembrances. Mother’s Day is
Sunday, May 12.
Evangelistic Services will be
continued a while longer at (he
home of Miss Eunice von Scheele
on Carlson hill.
Services are held at 7:45 pm
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Maxine Branham's
Brother Is Suicide
Clifford A, Shellabarger, 23,
son of Mr and Mrs. Max Sheila
barge- of Skwentna, shot himself
Saturday in Denver rather than
submit to questioning about a
Fargo, N. D. shooting, according
to Associated Press
The tragedy is said to have
occured when i officers met
young Shellabarger on the porch
of his rooming house and an
nounced they were from the dis
trict attorney’s office and want
ed to talk to him. At that SheP
abarger winched himself from
the invesrigators’ grasps and
started runuiug. Outdistancing
his pursuers, he shot himself in
the head and died 2 hours later
without regaining consciousness.
The fathei of the dead youth
and hn sister, Maxine Bianham,
chief hostess for Alaska Airlines,
left for Denver to claim the body,
held at the county morgue.
Maxine Branham is a former
resident of Kodiak, when she
was Mrs. Maxine Shaw, wire of
the operator here of ttie Brown
Bear bus line.
Notice
Under the g’-ading system of
inspection on all features of san
itation and food handling, the
following eating establishments
in Kodiak were scored i3 follows
The inspections are made period
ically.
Kodiak Fountain .92
Island Fountain .95
Victory Cafe .90
Polar Bear Cafe .84
Jack’s Cafe ."2
Casino .93
Belmont Cafe .89
Yum Yum Shop .87
Di> npr Nook .91
Montmartre .90
Cheechako Grill .76
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
City Health Officer
Jacque Pardieu, operator ^
Jack's cafe in Tony’s Tav©,^
was ill at home this week,
place of business was closed
ing bis illness.
IN THE
COMMISSIONER’S COUaT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISON
KODIAK PRECINCT
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
GUST LANERT,
In Probate
NOTICE
Public notice is hereby give
that Mary G.egoroff, adminu
tratrix of the above named «
tate, has filed herein her petitio
for an order of closing and ti
final account of said estate an
that Monday June 24, 1946 «
the hour of 2 pm in the office*
the U. S. Commissioner at Ko«
iak, Alaska, has been set as tl
time and place for the heari®
on said petition and final accoui
and all persons may appear an
state their objections, if any tb«
have, why said petition shou
not be granted.
G. W. Bubendorf
Probate Judge
Pub. April 27, May 4, 11, 18.
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