MEMBERS OF THE SISTER
HOOD of the Community Metho
dist Church will have their
Christmas Party Monday. They
also are planning a Christmas
■family night Wednesday, the 24th.
Young People will meet in the
church at 9 p.m. on the 24th, to
go Christmas caroling.
METHODISTS PLAN MANY
CHRISTMAS ACTVITIES
All of the Community Methodist
Church School members will be
given a gift Sunday morning at
9:30, during the Christmas pro
gram.
Sunday evening at 7 o’clock,
the church choir of 18 voices will
present a special Christmas pro
gram. The choir will be in charge
of the entire program.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
GRADE BASKETBALL TEAMS
ARE SHAPING UP
Mr. Denny is coaching the 7th
grade, basketball team this year.
He reports that his team has not
yet been picked, as they are still
in need of much practicing.
Mr. Stenback is coaching the 8th
grade team. The team is not yet
formed, but should be announced
soon.
According to Mr. Stenback
there will be several 3 p.m. Fri
day games after the Christmas
vacation.
CHRISTMAS PARTIES
SCHEDULED FOR ALMOST
EVERY GRADE TODAY
Today was the last school day
before the 1958 Christmas vaca
tion, a^d virtually every class
room income Grade School pre
ipared for so,-116 sort of party or
celebration to commemorate the
Christmas season.'' Most parties
were to be held duruSf the last
<hour or two of afternoon -classes>
and included the usual re^re^h~
ments associated with Christn.'as,
games, short skits or programs,' i
■and gift-exchanges.
a i irtHING PAGEANT ENJOYED
nT local church
T" pageant entitled “The
‘‘Greatest of All Gifts” was en
joyed by a fine audience at the
'Vssembly of God last evening.
This play is a very stirring por
' -; :.l of the Life of Christ from
{ e manger to the empty tomb.
- "The players so lived their parts
that it was a very touching drama.
\.|/liss Harriet Brown announces
that because of the blessing it has
been to so many, a repeat per
formance is coming soon. Watch
The Nugget for the date,
SANTA'S HELPERS
ARE BUSY
A crew of sixteen volunteer
women went into production last
Overling at the LWY Community
Center, and filled 850 Christmas
stockings for Santa to distribute
Saturday afternoon at the school.
Some of these Santa helpers have ]
been giving this service for sev
eral years.
HEALTH CENTER reports there
will be no Well Baby Clinic held
on Tuesday, December 23._
Local Masons Return
From Seattle Meetings
(Masonic leaders returned 'horns
from a trip to Seattle where they
took in the 100th anniversary of
the Grand (Lodge of Washington,
under which jurisdiction Alaska
lodges operate.
Those attending were Jim von
der Heydt, Herb Jenks, Jack Reed
and Norvin Lewis. They report
that they not only attended meet
ings in Seattle but in Tacoma and
Olympia as well, and took in the
ceremony of the Nile Temple
Shrine organization. While at the
convention they met former
Nomeites Carl Dewey, Joe Wal
lace and Guy Boyd, who asked to
be remembered to their friends
here.
At the Masonic Home at Ze
nith, they visited with Mrs. Harry
Hagan and Mrs. Bob Julian.
California Cult Leader
Buried Without Tears
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif.,
I® — Followers of Krishna Venta
buried their leader yesterday.
There were no tears.
Venta and nine others died De
cember 10 in the dynamiting of
the Fountain of the World cult
headquarters at nearby Chats
worth.
“We are not here to pay horn- i
age to the dead,” said priest Sam
uel, the Officient, “for none have
died here. There is no mourning
in our hearts.” Cult members sat
emotionless, their eyes closed.
The services also were for blast
victims Martin Baker and his 9
year-old daughter Keela.
NOTICE
The City Ordinance governing
the control of loose dogs will be
strictly enforced.
All dogs must be kept on the
owner's premises. This also in
cludes pups.
"All dogs. 10 months and older
mUL’t be licensed. Therefore, after
deligt'nf effort has been made to.
capture' any loose dog, whether i
licensed or unlicensed, fhey will
be shot, /n accordance wi& Code
of Ordinan ces, City of Norm, Sec
tion 4-15. tWt (C).
\ JOHN MARVTK,
Chief of Police.
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W A iN r ADS
FOUND—Small, ha df-moon tool«l
leather purse. Ca.U at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Our new dried Re.£
salmon are in. Better than ever*..
50c lb. by the bumRe. 55c lb -'
straight. R. R. (Bob* Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. i
attention all masons
Anvil Lodge No. 140 will hold a
Special Communication for the in
stallation of new officers. Satur
day. December 20. at 7:30 p.m. All
Master Masons and families
invited to attend.
i Nome Hardware’s Santa
I Comes to Life Monday
“It’s magic — It’s Christmas,”
says Bob Herman, of the Nome
Hardware, because Santa Claus,
who has been sitting, warming
his hands at the stove in the
Hardware store window is com
I ing to life exactly at nine o’clock
] on .Monday morning,
j He’s not only coming to life,
j but has a bag of treats for the
J children, and will distribute them
, from 9 until 11 o’clock. Santa’s
j schedule in other parts of the
world makes it imperative that
he leave at eleven, much as he
would like to stay longer.
This trip is limited, he has told
Bob, to children up to twelve
years of age. So-o-o — get there
early if you want to see Santa !
R. Senungetuk Elected
V-P of Student Club
Ronald W. Senungetuk, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk
of Nome, has been elected vice
president of Rochester Institute
of Technology’s International Stu
dent’s Club for the current aca
demic year.
Ronald, a 1953 graduate of Mt.
Edgecumbe School, is a 3rd year
student in RIT’s School for Amer
ican Craftsmen Department.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Marion Sheldon, David Wolloya,
Keller i nfant, Don Olson, Iris
Charles, Joe Regula.
Discharged — Harry Bourne,
Thomas Amatoolik Jr., Donna Ba
ker, Daniel Baker, Charles Fa
gerstrom, Bertha Sockpik, Berda
Longley and infant son.
The beautiful doll with hand
made wardrobe, which is given
away each year by the Beta Sig
ma Phi, was given to Glenn Carl
son of the Territorial Sanitation
Department last evening.
The handmade Raggedy Ann
doll was presented to Warren Ver
trees.
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company.
Box 200. Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
i ' ' "
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 an-* 9:15 p.m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
44COPPER SKY”
WITH
COLLEEN GRAY - JEFF MORROW
Plus Chapter of Serial:
“THE BAT MAN”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
K N 0 M - T V
FRIDAY SUNDAY
6:30—Sieve Canyon 6:30—Loreila Young
7:00—Huckleberry Hound 7:00—To Be Announced
7:30—Schlilz Playhouse 8:00—The Thin Man
a n« T 11 8:30—To Be Announced
8:00—Lawrence Welk
9:00—Feature Movie
9:00—Feature Movie
10:00—Sacred Heart
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ARDEN ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS Quart 1.09 I
S&W COFFEE -93c 1
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AVO CANNED WHOLE MILK <w59c 1
TANGERINES Per Pound 43c Per Pound LETTUCE I
CELERY HEARTS 7fc' 1
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