Cooking Club Completes
Memorable Season
The Bright Star, beginners’
cooking club, completed its series
of meetings last Friday (December
11), with a Christmas party at
the attractive seasonably decor
ated Community Center building.
Each of our fall weekly meet
ings were held at the Community
Center building, through the cour
tesy of Miss McCoy.
At one meeting, we had biscuit
making demonstrations by Patsy
Longley and Diane O’Connor, and
by Marcia and Susan Conklin.
Other memorable meetings in
cluded a visit by Mrs. Burand, the
Extension Service director at one;
a Hallowe’en party and a Thanks
giving table-setting . demonstra
tions at others.
Home cooking projects were
completed, and prizes taken home
by Nancy Gray, Dolores Johan
son, Patsy Longley, Carrie Ann
Ullrich and Cathy Walsh.
Others active in th club include
Kathleen Bell, Nancy Bernhardt,
Marcia Conklin, Susan Conklin,
Joe Dexter, Dolly Komakhuk,
Diana O’Connor, Linda Martin,
David Otten and Laura Walker.
Leader for the beginners’ cook
ing was Mrs. Nick Lean.
After Christmas, Mrs. Clinton
Gray will lead a 4-H Child Care
group. Exact date, place and time
is to be announced later.
N. C. MEAT CUTTER
SENDS FOR FAMILY
Mrs. Howard L. Farley is arriv
ing to join her husband, who has
taken over the meat department
at the N. C. Store.
The Farleys come from Pull
man, Wash., and have three chil
dren, a daughter, 5 years old, a
son 3, and an 8-month-old infant
son.
They will make their home in
the Whaley House.
Xmas News From Community
Methodist Church
Sunday morning is Sunday j
School Christmas Time for the!
members who will gather in the
’"'tin sanctuary for the special
Sunday School tree at the usual
time of 9:45.
In the evening the Sunday
School will present a Christmas
program and play starting at 7 I
p.m. *
ANVIL LODGE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Anvil I,odge No. 140 F. & A.M.,:
held their annual installation cer
emony on Thursday evening.
New officers are: Master, Byron
G. (Jack) Reed; Senior Warden,
Armen E. Bohrer; Jr. Warden,
Carl O. Mickelson; Treasurer,
Donald J. Lyle; Secretary, Norvin
M. Lewis; Chaplain, Boyd C. Har
wood; Marshal, Luther Dunbar;
Sr. Deacon, Werner E. Bohrer;
Jr. Deacon, Frank E. Dimmit;
Sr. Steward, Bon V. Davis; Organ
ist, Charles Lewis, and Tyler,
Herbert J. Jenks.
Explorers Providing
Christmas Trees Locally
The Explorer Scouts are selling
Christmas trees in front of the
Nome Hardware and the N. C.
Company after school every af
ternoon.
Persons who placed orders for
trees will receive them on Satur
day, at which time delivery is
planned by the Explorers. Any
one wishing to place an order for
delivery should place it with an
Explorer Sccnit.
One-Time Loser ANB
Pitted Against Nat. Guard
In Friday Basketball
Tonight at 7:30, the ANB quin
tet, which has lost only one game,
will take the floor against the
league leading National Guard
five. Plenty of action is promised
for local fans.
The second game, at 8:45, will
bring the never-say-die High
School Nanooks up against the
Polar Hornets, in what should be
a close one.
This is the last league game this
year. League play will resume on
Tuesday, January 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glavino
vich leave this week for a vaca
tion of several months in the
States, where they will visit
with their daughters and relatives
and do some traveling. They plan
to attend the graduation of their
daughter Helen from Sacred Heart
Nursing School in the spring.
WEDDING BELLS!!
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Davis have
announced the coming marriage
of their daughter Nancy to Harry
Carter, on Sunday, December 27,
at the Community Methodist
Church. Mr. Carter is with the
Alaska Health Department, and
Miss Davis is employed at the
U. S. Merc.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Einar Henry is back in jail on
a drunk and disorderly charge, to
which he pleaded not guilty, but
was found guilty by the U. S.
Commissioner, and was sentenced
to 180 days in jail.
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Alfred Moses is serving a 5
day sentence for contempt of j
court.
COVENANT CHURCH SUNDAY
PROGRAM FEATURES
CHRISTMAS CHORUS MUSIC
The young people of the Cove
nant Church will present an even- i
ing of Christmas music and reci- j
tations on Sunday evening, De
cember 20, at 7:30 p.m. The girls’
chorus and Church Band will be
featured. A cordial welcome is ex
tended to everyone.
UTILITY BOARD MEETS
AT CITY HALL TONIGHT
The meeting of the Utility Board
scheduled for this evening, will
be held in the City Hall at 8
o’clock, instead of in the Power
Co. offices, as had been publicized.
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Christmas Program
To Exhibit Talents
Of 250 Pupils
The Community Christmas Pro
gram will be held in the School
Gymnasium at 7:30 on Tuesday
evening, December 22. An inter
esting program, with about 250
children participating, is planned.
Santa Claus will be there, and
this year he is bringing Mrs. San
ta Claus with him, as well as one
of his Brownies. ,
School children will see the
program the afternoon of Monday.
December 21, and should not come
again to the evening program.
There will be another choral
reading number, which was so
well received last year, as well as
Rhythm Band numbers, a play
called “A Strike in Santa Land,”
and a novelty rendition of a
whistling chorus.-Soloists are Su
zanna Woodcock, Teddy Arnold,
Susan Saito and Steffen Ander
sen. Mary Ann Bayer is the Mis
tress of Ceremonies. The music
department will again favor us
with some of their good work, and
individual performances will be
offered by Harry Johnsen, Ruth
Towner, Ray Arnold, and Edna
Johnsen.
The program is directed by Mrs.
Witner, with the assistance of all
the teachers, and many citizens
from the community. Complete
program listings and the play cast
will be published in Monday’s
Nugget.
O.E.S. CHRISTMAS P^ARTY
MONDAY EVENING
The Order of Eastern Star will
hold its annual Christmas Party
next Monday evening at 8:45 fol
lowing a short meeting. Families
and invited guests will bring ex
change gifts and Santa is ex
pected for the occasion. Several
of the children of Stars are plan
ning to participate in a short pro
gram.
ROTARY BANQUET
POSTPONED A WEEK
The Rotary Father-and-Son-or
Daughter Banquet, which had
been scheduled for next Wednes
day, Dec. 23, has been postponed
a week because of school activ
ities.
The banquet is now set for 12
noon Wednesday, Dec. 30 at the
Bering Sea Club dining room.
The committee in charge saia
today that a special plate for
small children will be served at
reduced prices.
All Rotarians who plan to at
tend are asked to notify either
Fred Cavotsa or Dusty Rhode as
soon as possible the age and name
of their guest.
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WILL TRADE Stacks of Beach
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FOR SALE — 1956 Ford Pickup,
in excellent condition. Call
Main 14. 52c
FOR SALE—Brand new portable
sewing machine $250. Phone
Black 60. 152c
COTTAGE FOR RENT. Call
Wallace Hotel. 51c
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
age. ALASKANS PREFER THE
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single. tf
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
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