College Students
Back for Holiday
'Many homes were brightened
•with the return home of students
for the Christmas holidays.
Among them were Stanley Se
min getuk, Robert Dunbar and I
Charles Fagerstrom from College
of Puget Sound; June Dunbar,
•University of Washington; Robert
Summers, Paul Glavinovich, Bar
bara Trigg and Bill Boucher from
the University of Alaska; Helen
Reader, Holy Names Academy;
and Geri Fagerstorm, Bellingham
Normal, and Betty and Rose
Gavota, St. Mary’s Academy.
Tony Bashelier of Seattle ar
rived, enroute to Teller Mission,
Larry Galvin left Saturday to
spend the Christmas holiday with
his family in Suquamish, Wash.
—
Jerry Knoll and Margaret Shep
hard. both of Nome, were married
by the US. Commissioner on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
left yesterday to spend the holi
days in California. .Mr. Johnson
is with the U.S. Smelting Co. and
Mrs. Johnson is secretary for the
U.S. district attorney.
to spend the holiday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bash
elier, teachers at the ANS school
there.
30 Cheer Baskets
Distributed
Two hundred fifty pounds of
reindeer, vegetables, fruit, candy,
cookies, milk, coffee, tea, and
other foods swelled over 30 good
cheer baskets which were dis
tributed yesterday to needy fam
ilites yesterday by the Community
Christmas Tree Fund committee.
Mayor Steffen Andersen, ac
companied by Clyde Nershak,
made the deliveries Sunday after
noon.
Also distributed were 735
Christmas socks to “those who
believe in Santa Claus” Saturday
afternoon at the school by Santa
and his helpers.
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Additional names for the Com
munity Christmas Tree Fund are:
Arctic Oil Delivery, Dorothy’s,
Vern Miller, Nome Sanitary Ser
vice, E. E. Ford, and Polet’s Store.
Washington Luthems
Aid Alaska Mission
(From the Grandview Herald)
GRANDVIEW, Wash.—“Dollars
for Nome” is a phrase which holds
a particular meaning to members
of Grandview’s Iihmanuel Lu
theran Church. To them as well
as to Lutherans the world over, it
means the financing of another
mission station.
Presently serving as mission
aries at the Alaska station are the
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Knudson,
formerly of Grandview. They left
for Alaska in October 1955 and
during the past two years have
seen a new church edifice replace
the Quonset hut formerly used for
worship.
To assist with the many needs
of the Nome mission, the local
church is now displaying an igloo
bank in the narthex of the church.
The aim of the display is to
gather more “Dollars for Nome.”
Icicles will be shown with the
igloo and for all donations of a
dollar or more, an icicle is to be
taken and worn by the donor.
Clippings and pictures of the
Alaska church are also in evi
dence on the church bulletin
board.
School Vacations
Nome School vacations started
Saturday and will last one week
was school starting again on Mon
day, Dec. 30. A one-day vacation
is planned for January 1, which
is on Wednesday of next week.
Power Interrupted
In West End of Town
Part of the west end of town
was without power yesterday af
ternoon for a couple of hours un
til the cause was located.
A blown primary fuse was the
cause of the power failure, it was
reported.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Dec. 24th—Midnight Mass with
carols by the choir.
Dec. 25th—Masses at 8 & 10 a.m.
Confessions—Monday, 7-9 p.m,
Tues., 3-5, 7-9 p.m.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
WANT ADS
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FURNISHED HOUSE For Rent.
Call White 131. 51c
FOR SALE—Sew. mach., barely
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FOR RENT—Furnished two-bed
room house. Call Nugget. 53c
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IT’S IN THE BAG
FOR
DAD’S MERRY CHRISTMAS
with
Black & Decker Electric Tools
Stanley Hammers, Saws, Planes
Shotguns
Browning — Winchester — Remington
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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