Charlie Mayac Steals
The Show Wednesday On
“This Is Your Life”
Charles Mayac, who was
picked up at King Island recent
ly and spirited to California to
foe a surprise guest on “This is
your Life” Wednesday evening
featuring Father Bernard Hub
bard is reported to have stole the
show with his Eskimo dancing
and other antics on this TV show.
He is now on his way home via
Pan American Airways.
It has been reported to the Pan
American representative here
that mukluks proved to be too
• yvarm in the sunny south and
Charlie had to be provided with
shoes.
Ronald Senungetuk On
Dean's Honor List At RIT
Ronald Senungetuk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk,
Nome, Alaska, . has been named
to the winter dean’s list at Ro
chester Institute of Technology,
according to Dr. Leo F. Smith,
dean of instruction.
Ronald, a 1953 graduate of
Mt. Edgecumbe School, is a sec
ond year student in RIT’s School
for American Craftesmen.
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NOTE OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks and appre
ciation to Mr. McNees, Chamber
of Commerce manager, to all who
opened their homes for guests,
to you who furnished transporta
tion, cots, malls, sleeping bags
etc. and to you who sent food
during the dedication of our
church.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Thomas A. Knudson, pastor,
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School Band Concert
Set For Next Monday
The Nome school band will
hold its annual concert at the
small school auditorium next
Monday evening at 8 p.m. under
the direction of Francis Gorman,
music instructor.
The following program has
been announced.
The numbers presented by the
band w’ill be “Our Director’
March”, “Waltz Medley”, “Clar
inet Polka”, “Glorious is the
Land”, “River Jordon”, “Port-au
Prince”, and “Semper Fidelis”.
Mary Jean Longeley and Ruth
Towner will present two clarinet
numbers, “Frivolities” and “Hunt
ers Chorus”.
A flute solo “The Whistler
and His Dog” will be presented
by Diane Lee.
There will also be a presenta
tion of Music Awards.
The public is invited to enjoy
the accomplishments of the stu
dents who are being presented in
the band and as soloists.
Junior-Senior Prom
To Be Held May 9
The Junior-Senior Prbrn has
been announced for May 9th.
j The community always looks
| forward to this event each spring
I as it is always an occasion of
beautiful decorations, excellent
music and one in which parents,
students and the community join
together for dancing.
Frank Richerdson will furnish
the music and' has promised to
bring his organ.
The affair is formal or semi
formal and- the theme this year
is “Harbor Lights”.
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Sah-Yunga-Timmin
Plans Innoculation of
19-Year-Olds In June
Northwestern Alaska’s. Chapter
of National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis re-elected Mary
Andersen as chairman of the
board with Lou Oliver as vice
chairman. Dick Miller as secre
tary and Jerry Manning as
treasurer.
Although the organization in
this area is only a year old, con
siderable work has been done
with the chairman Mary An
dersen deserving the credit for
the progress.
Reports show that 53 commun
ities have been contacted in this
area who are interested in par
ticipating in the Salk vaccine
program which the chapter is
planning for this year to cover
everybody in Northwestern Alas
ka. The following villages have
already contributed to Sah-yunga
timmin:
Alakanuk, Shishmarei, Che
vak, Teller, Mountain Village.
Shaktoolik, Wales, White Mount
ain, Candle, Deering, Noorvik,
Barrow, Sheldon Point, Kiana,
Stebbins, Kivalina, Golovin, Ko
buk, St. Michael, Diomede Island.
A committee is being formu
lated for the mass innoculation
of 19 years old and up some
time in June.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
DINNER HELD AT LYW
COMMUNITY CENTER
The annual Mother and Daugh
ter dinner at the LY/W Commun
ity Center was held Wednesday
evening for over seventy guests
and was enjoyed by the girls
with their mothers and “adopted”
mothers for the evening.
Oldest mother present was Mrs.
W. McCarthy and youngest Nancy
Cabinboy and Helen Draper.
Mildred Murphy To Attend
Conference In Chicago
Mildred Murphy, social work
er for the Bureau of Indian Af
fairs, leaves., tomorrow as the
Alaska representative of the Bur
eau of Indian Affairs at the
National Conference of Social
Workers which is being held in
Chicago, 111. After the confer
ence she will take a short vaca
tion in Indianapolis, Indiana be
fore returning to Nome.
Last Chance To Play
Badminton Tonight At 7:00
This evening from 7 until 10
o’clock will be the »last time bad
minton will be played in the
school gym. The space will not
be available after this.
MUST SELL
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ATTENTION PIONEERS
Pioneer Meeting May 7th
A full attendance desired as
matters of importance are to be
discussed.—Refreshments.
Axel Edman, President
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—G. E. hot air furnace
Call Munz Airways. 52
FOR SALE—New light dog sled
with 8 foot runners and 5 foot
basket. Weighs 40 pounds.
See Eben Brothers, at their
shop. 52
WANTED—45 rpm recording,
Eartha Kitt’s “C’est si bon”.
Call theatre.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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