Building Fund Drive
Results To Be Revealed
Tonight At Church Meet
Members and fsiends of the
Community Methodist Church will
meet tonight at 8 o’clock in the
church to 'hear the results of the
Building Fund Drive, which
started Sunday and has been con
cluded today.
The goal of the drive was to get
pledges for $10,000, to be paid
over a three-year period as Nome’s
share toward a beautiful new
church, which would cost over
$100,000.
Rev. Gerald McCray states
that there is a surprise in store
•for those who attend the meeting.
MMM Nurse Wed To
C.A.A. Man In
Nome Field Ceremonies
Ba Collins, nurse of the MMM
Hospital, and Lee Adams, sta
tioned here with the CA..A., were
married Monday evening at the
U. S. Weather Bureau headquar
ters at Nome Field by Rev. Roald
Amundson in a double ring cere
mony.
The ceremony was held in front
of the big fireplace, where the
bride, who was dressed informally
in black and white, was attended
by Ruth Cruz. The groom had as
his best man Joe McMullin.
Soft music was played from a
tape recording throughout the
ceremony. An informal reception
.followed, for about 50 guests who
had been invited shortly before
the ceremony, which was origin
ally planned to be held in Teller.
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WIEN TO LEASE PART OF
NEW AIR TERMINAL BLDG.
Pearse Walsh, Station Manager
for Wien Airlines, announced at
the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing Monday that his company will
foe leasing part of the new term
inal at Nome Field. The big han
T^r is now being remodeled by
Alaska Airlines and the new fa
..liiy should be ready for occu
pancy sometime in January.,
THE ALTAR SOCIETY of St.
Joseph’s Church are sponsoring a
bake sale on Saturday, to be held
he N. C. Store.
At that time they will also give
>iway a beautiful Christmas Doll
Cake.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Donna Jeane Baker, Caniel
Baker, Charles Fagerstrom, Ber
nard Bowmont.
Discharged — Louis Anagick,
Ronald Ailak, George Pleasant.
CHOIR CONCERT OF NOME
COVENANT ON DECEMBER 28
The annual Covenant Church
Christmas Choir Concert will be
held at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, De
cember 28.
All are welcome.
NOTICE
Aurora Circle and Teen-Age
Volunteers are needed for Christ
mas wrapping Wednesday 'and
Thursday, 7 p.m., at LWY Rec
reation Hall.
Santa At Nome
School On Saturday
Santa will be at the school Sat
urday afternoon from 1:30 until
5 to talk to' the small children
and find out what they want for
Christmas. At this time, Christmas
stockings will be distribtuted by
Santa and his helpers.
Friday will be the last day of
school for a whole week. The va
cation will be from December 19
until Monday, December 29. There
will be school on the 29th, 30th,
and 31st. School classes will not
be held on January 1st or 2nd,
which will be the New Year vaca
tion period.
PHOEBE CHRISTMAS PARTY
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
The Christmas Social of the
Phoebe Circle will be held in the
Phoebe Hall tonight at 7:30 p.m.
The game committee for this
month is Helen Carlson and Mag
gie Olsen.
The refreshment committee is
Lois Molver, Dorothy Lee and
Francis Johnson.
The ladies will also exchange
gifts.
ATTENTION
SANTA'S HELPERS
Community Christmas stockings
will be filled on Thursday even
ing starting at 7 o’clock at the
LWY Community Center Rec
Hall. As there are over 800 socks
to be filled, volunteers are more
than welcome, to give a hand.
PUBLIC INVITED TO CHURCH
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
The Assembly of God Church is*
presenting the “Greatest of All
Christmas Gifts,” at their pro
gram Thursday evening at 7:30
pm. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Seek Funds for Hardwood Floors
For Nome's New Armory
The NWA Chamber of Com
merce is seeking ways to obtain
funds from the city or new state
for a hardwood floor for the new
Armory. The plans for the Ar
mory do not include this item,
which is necessary if the building
is to be used for community ath
letic purposes, as originally
planned. .
THE CUB SCOUTS will have
their monthly Pack meeting on
Saturday evening at 7 o’clock in
the Fellowship Hall of the Com
munity Methodist Church.
CoL Stiver, Wing Commander
Of the C.A.P., is scheduled to ar
rive here this afternoon with a
party of eight -Civil Air Patrol
officials to meet with the local
group. It was not learned how long
the party would remain here.
C.A.P. MEETING TONIGHT at 8
P.M. at the C.A.A. Rec Hall.
A/rTENTIONALX^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 are
invited to attend.
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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
Christmas Fund
Collections At
Halfway Mark
Following is an additional list
of those who have donated to the
Nome Community Christmas Tree
Fund:
From the office, shop and pow
er plant of the USSR & M Co.—
Nels Swanberg Jr., W. H. Camer
on, Ruth Reed, Maurice Kelliher,
Fred Kingik, Simon Angunec, Rex
K. Early, Peter Adsuna, Dominic
Thomas, Fred Ozenna, Alfred L.
West, Frank E. Johnson, K. Han
deland, John Bahnke, Charles
Casperson, Lawrence Davis, Al
vin Pootoogooluk, Edward F.
Walker, Vincent Abloogalook,
Ralph De Long, Robert F. Bald
win, Fred Bockman, Carl Gla
vinovich, Walter Glavinovich,
Jack Marosovich, Don Moto, Jesse
Allen, Simon Pushruk.
From workers at Dredge No. 1 —
Gotthard Carlson, Francis Walker
Sr., Washington Olanna, Aaron
Adams, Eino Mynetti, Francis
Walker Jr., Samuel Smith, Robert
Iyatunguk.
From workers at Dredge No. 5—
Charles E. Fagerstrom, Carl
Adams, Frank Keelick, Billy Ko
mohuk, Ray Clementson, Allen
Ahnangnatoguk, Robt. Apok, Nick
Ezukameaw, Teddy Kunnuluk,
George N. Kakaruk, Geo. Bodie,
Charles Kaneta.
From workers at Dredge No. 6—
Sam Tucker, J. E. Roth, Wallace
Merrill.
From Federal Electric Corp.
(White Alice Installation) —
Lloyd Sundstrom, Frank Dimmitt,
Stan Harbrut, George Miller, Wm.
J. Elam, Ronald Bauska, Jim
Kahle, D. W. Eberle, Thomas
Johnson, Dave Russell, Herb Eng
strom, Teddy Johansen, Allen
Doyle, Earl Towner, Bill Wright,
Chas. Tucker. G. Warner, Sam
Mogg.
From other Local Contributors
— Anna Anderson, M & M Bank,
Glue Pot, A & A Garage, Lena
Hoogendorn.
Total collected to date, stated
the 'Fund Chairman, Mary Ander
sen, is $562.30. She further stated
about $1,000 will be required to
carry through on plans to fill 850
Christmas stockings and 30 food
baskets.
Last year, 750 stockings and 30
food boxes came to a total cost of
$948.28.
So let’s PITCH IN — and help
put over Nome’s Community
Christmas with a BANG!
Assembly of God Sunday School
Xmas Program Thursday Night
The Assembly of God Church
will hold their Sunday School
Christmas program at 7:30 Thurs
day evening. The public is invited.
SPECIAL MEETING
BOY SCOUTS. TROOP 666
Seoul Hall
7 P.M. — TONIGHT
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We want lo lhank the people of
Nome for their warm hospillily
and many kindnesses extended lo
us during our stay here.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
MARLENE WILLERTH.
RUTH CRUZ.
FRAN MARTIN,
AULETTA LESLIE.
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOUND—Small, half-moon tooled
leather purse. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Our new 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. tf
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 an** 9:15 p.m.
“FLAME OF ISLANDS”
WITH
HOWARD DUFF
YVONNE de CARLO
ZACHARY SCOTT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
44COPPER SKY”
WITH
COLLEEN GRAY - JEFF MORROW
Plus Chapter of Serial:
“THE BAT MAN”
KNOM-TV
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—Tim McCoy 6:30—Zorro
6:45—Jr. Science 7:00—Western Movie
7:00—Industry on Parade 8:00—Sherlock Holmes ,
7:15—Public Service 8:30—To Be Announced
7:30—I Spy 9:00—Perry Como
8:00—Boxing
8:30—Target
9:00—Confidential File
9:30—To Be Announced
Merc Meat Is The Place To Save!
. WE ARE NOW
TAKING ORDERS FOR
CHRISTMAS
TURKEYS
Better Get Your Order In EARLY
As You Will Have A Better Selection of Weights.
ALL TURKEYS AIRBORNE FOR CHRISTMAS!
AND — At the Exceptional LOW PRICE of
69C Per Lb.
U, S. CHOICE — Grain-Fed
STEER BEEF HIND >/« — ONLY — Lb. 79c
Cut Up Free — Trimmings ground into hamburger
and wrapped in 2-lb. packages.
THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE !
REMEMBER — ALL CHOICE BEEF !
DRIED SALMON SMOKED DRY — Lb. 55c
FROZEN SALMON 1.25
“Put Christ Back Into Christmas — Through Your
Church — By Your Attendance, Prayers Talents
and Financial Assistance.” —Rev. gerald McCray