KIM OF SHISHMAREF FOUND
FROZEN BY SEARCHERS
An old Eskimo resident of
Shishmaref, known as Kim, re
• ported missing from his home, was
found by members of the Shish
rmaref National Guard, who had
formed a search party.
No details are known other than
that he was found frozen to death
near -Shishmaref. He was the
uncle of Mrs. Bessie Moses of
Nome, it has 'ben reported.
METHODIST WATCH NIGHT
SERVICE HELD TONIGHT
Community Methodist Church
bas scheduled a Watch Night ser
vice tonight with fun, fellowship,
games, singing and worship.
8:30 to 10:30 — High School
Sunday School Class.
9:00 — Young Adult Fellowship
•meets in parsonage.
10:00—Translated hymns in the
church.
10:30—Movies. Everyone is in
vited.
11:30—Communion.
12:00—Ring out the old and
ring in the new year in Nome.
' NEW YEAR'S EVE WATCH
NIGHT SERVICES SCHEDULED
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
The waning of the old and com
ing of the New Year will be ob
served by special services at Our
Savior’s Lutheran Church. Coffee
and light refreshments will be
served by members of the church
at 10 p.m. The Wake Service will
begin at 11:30 p.m. in the church.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who would like to participate.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Kite.
Discharged: Roger Willoya, Joe
Regula, Lucie Trigg, Irene Blue.
Clyde Godsbe left yesterday for
a stateside vacation, the first in
■a stateside vacation, his first in
ing with relatives over the New
Year holidays.
NEW YEAR'S DAY MASS
Si. Joseph's Catholic Church
at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 a.m.
North Star Grill
Will Open
2A.E
NEW YEAR’S DAY
HAPPY
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iNWA C of C Gets
3-Div. Protests
By RUTH McLEAN
Members of the Northwestern
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
were advised by John McNees that
a special file is building up in
connection with the resolution
adopted by the Chamber last week
protesting the recommendation of
only three administrative regions
in the new State of Alaska. Indi
viduals and organizations have
contributed copies of their com
munications to the Governor-elect
Egan and other interested persons,
protesting the Public Administra
tion’s recommendation concerning
the administrative regions. Mc
Nees said the file will be taken
to Juneau for use during the first
State Legislature and then will be
returned for the Chamber’s per
manent records.
A sub-committee meeting of the
Legislative Council in Nome on
January 8 and 9 was announced.
* * *
Captain O’Rourke of the Alaska
National Guard advised that he
has the plans for the new Armory
available in his office. He. noted
that the ceiling height in the
main drill hall is just 18 feet in
the specifications, which is too
low if the hall is to be used for
basketball and other sports.
Chamber Manager McNees was
asked to write to the Adjutant
General requesting that the ceiling
height be raised.
Captain O’Rourke said this
change could be included in the
federal funds; however, hardwood
floors, bleachers and other addi
tions would have to be provided
by local or state funds. He stated j
the Armory is for community use
as well as ANG activities.
A letter was received from an
old-time bush pilot, Bob Rice, ad- i
vising that background shots for
a television show “Lucy Goes to
Alaska” will be filmed in Nome
in January by Desilu Productions,
if low flying planes can be auth
orized, and the city field is made
available.
Mr. Rice wrote that there will
be about 12 persons in the filming
company.
Guests at the Monday luncheon
included Dr. Harvey Anderson,
who is substituting for Dr. Wood
cock over the holidays, and Dr.
j John Stolpe, ANHS dentist.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Child’s Mukluk. Pick
up at The Nugget Office.
WISH TO SELL small cabin in
Nome or trade for light plane.
Write Box 141, Kotzebue. 1 ^
FOR SALE — Brand new Philco
portable TV. Call Mrs. Rogers
at Hospital evenings. 156p
FOR SALE —- Our nefo dried Red
salmon are in. Better than ever.
50c lb. by the bundle. 55c lb.
straight. R. R. (Bob) Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. it
OUR RESOLUTION FOR 1959
Continued reliable transportation
to the Bering Sea,
and as always,
a constant aim at
improved service.
— HAPPY NEW YEAR —
CANDLELIGHT WEDDING AT
LUTHERAN CHURCH TONIGHT
Miss Mary Ann Tocktoo, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ocktoo,
will become the bride of Mr. Law
rence Davis this evening, Decem
ber 31st, at 8 p.m. The New Year’s
Eve nuptials will take place in
candlelight at Our Savior’s Lu
theran Church. The Rev. John L.
Maakestad, Pastor of the Church,
will read the ceremony. A recep
tion will follow the wedding in
the church parlors (Quonset).
WSCS MEETS FRIDAY
Mi’s. Robert Baldwin will be
hostess for the January meeting
of the WSCS of the Methodist
Church on Friday evening at eight
o’clock.
Mrs. Luther Dunbar will be co
hostess, and an open invitation
has been extended to guests in
terested in being part of this ac
tive church group.
NOME GOSPEL HOLDS
WATCHNIGHT PROGRAM
New Year’s 'Watch Night Serv
ices will toe conducted at the
Nome Gospel Home tonight.
Watch Night will begin at 7
pan., and will include films, rec
reation, refreshments, and devo
tions, and will continue until
midnight.
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
10 P. M. This Evening
— Everybody Welcome —
HAPPY NEW YEAR
MAZONNA’S
General Merchandise
Phone Main 228 Box 659
NEW HOURS: 1 io 6 P.M.
SMOKED SALMON
FRESH SHEE FISH
DRIED SALMON
OOGRUK OIL
FRESH CRABS
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
ONE SHOW TONIGHT — STARTING AT 7:15
!The Greatest Of
Afl Adventure Classics!
Fra Kclxi Harr Dai's tamttt Star!
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BEFORE
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slurint AUN BRIAN
LADD DONLEVT
WILLIAM BARRY
BENDIX-mZCjERALD
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT — DOORS OPEN AT 11:30
kHAL WALLIS Production
Directed by HAL KANTER • Screenplay by HERBERT BAKER and
HAL KANTER • From a Steay by Mary Apia Tbompaon
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KNOM-TV ”
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—Tim McCoy 6:30—Zorro
6:45—Jr. Science 7:00—Western Movie
7:15—Public Service 8:00—Sherlock Holmes
7:30—I Spy 8:30—Restless Guns
8:00—Boxing 9:00—This Is Your Life
8:30—Target 9:30—To Be Announced
9:00— Confidential File
9:30—Feature Movie