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The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 23

Publication:
The Times Heraldi
Location:
Port Huron, Michigan
Issue Date:
Page:
23
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THE PORT HUON TIMES HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1958 PACE TWENTY-THREE riMES HERALD WANT ADS-YU 5-7171 the will with which he fulfilled, his aim was wonderful. Young American Chess Whiz Leaves Lead To Tree Study Jet Planes Inspire Poem lie is now a candidate for' SCHOOL TOUR FASCINATES KINDERGARTEN the world championship held Is Talk Of East Europe The abundance of brightly At Woodrow Wilson School jby Russian grand master Mihaelj during a discussion on the new colored fall leaves led the child jchess and he hasn't stopped Botvinik. Fischer can challenge By BORIS BOSKOVIC lAuoeiated Press guff Writer! The kindergarten children at passenger planes, Kathy ff ln room 5 grade 4 at the, studying them since. Botvinik in 1960 if he wins next knnw Crist. 9.

went home inspired acnow oring in me I "i ..4 Times Herald Junior SCHOOL NEWS I In Europe, where chess has Year's tournament of candid most beautiful of samples. This Iwl tn a tre ttirfv anH th It's October, a little more cuuugu write iuc luuuwuig; undergone more refinements 'dates. I Yiil1rttn 1a (pnort i riant ifu than mnnth ftoi i Ka in tor. CHIPPEWA CLASS VISITS NIKE BASE Rooms 108 and 110 of the tfghtb grade class at Chippewa lunior School visited the Kike Missile Base, Marine City last Thursday. Upon arrival the students sere divided into groups and law a movie explaining the op-iration of the Nike.

Next stop was the radar section where it was demonstrated how the tracking devices work. There are three kinds of radar. One finds the airplane; another determines the elevation and If I were a bird If I were a plane I think, I would fly to Spain. maple, chestnut, and elm'ZOnal chess tournament, and inthn Split T' the Clhess mas" trees by their leaves of footbalLt are amazed at he genius BOBBY, who won the VSt junior title in 1956 and tno iHcy aiso jcarncu uiai me. oi me gangling tiscner, 'trees have aooroximatelv as' Bu here in Yugoslavia and, open this year.

was their way around their two large school buildings. This week they went on a tour to see as much as they could in both schools. One of the highlights of the trip was when they went to visit their principal, Dale Schaefer, in his office. He showed the boys and girls how the public address system works. many roois Deiow uie gruuna as mit, mC ff branches above, have never heard of Navy's slump hf tourney.

Prettily colored leaf booklets Tranchini or Ohio State's Frank- a Iuarterback- He 31 Only the Russians with thei climaxed the study in a corre-'- thinks like one. jfamous discipline could match If I didn't like it I wouldn't stay. And Td fly back Another day. Since I'm not a bird And not a plane I don't think I will go to Spain. Learn How To Use Library cut.

wnue ine xtussians oc lation of science, art, and pen-, manhin And even if they had, they nr casionally went for a swim or 4 HL BLCAME the youngest rkk main in thd Probably the most exciting Students in several ninth jpart of tne trip wa, when the the speed of the airplane, and the last would guide the missile jgrade Enslish classes at WasJ-children visited the boiler room. Jack's House Bellaire, Ohio AP The by Fischer, the 13-year-old tournament haU or in his hotel Brooklyn boy with the mind of Pert Py the interzonal room 9 niiariprhart thp KPlfispi-itournamPit here. 1 i Popular Sport House That Jack Built once it were fired. ungton Junior High bcnooi naesTne school custodian, Lewis In a building called a com-completed a unit of study opened the furnace door, puter. three men were watch- the library.

'and the children were wide-eyed no He left behind him eisht, i is London AP to more Ing three scopes, one for each The purpose of the study was as lney watched the big blue-ihelD beeinners correct faults in! Built in 1871 by Jacob Ilea pane ui iiiicudiitci ouu mc i n.Yri IflSl Vf title of grand master of chess. world oest grand masters andj rpiWMe seven International masters. He Farmington, N.M., AP-. ra nr failed to place first but cap- City firemen recently confisr CHANCES ARE Bobby has ture(j te title of grand master 'cated 50 pounds of dynamit never heard Of Tranchini or nualifipH fnr thp Tnurna. frnm ihp hnmn of a rfirt rnn.

kind of radar. In another partjto teach pupils where various fjamed fire inside. The child-' archery are to be held at three therington, the mansion got its of the building the men figure; types of books are located in'ren even went into the coal bin! institutes in London, jname from the likeness, of a out when the missile would hit the school library: how to use! it wa fun to see the iunior mule named Jack carved on its the plane. I the card catalogue; how to apply shop where Bruce were delighted by akeystone. It was his tribute to Kremblas either.

And they may; ment 0f Candidates, the third tractor after they found several Next the students went tothe Dewey Decimal System in 'the industrial arts teacher.jhuge paper mache head of the a faithful mule wnich helped noi nave neara oi mm. jstage in world championship children playing with "loaded? lee the underground pits. I finding books, and how to use showed the boys and girls thej Purple People Eater, and a visit, him earn his fortune in coal Bobby's mother says there Competition. i There are three pits with 10, the reference books; such as power saw, a hammer for metal to the library where they saw mining and, later, to build the was a time when he used to be! Bobby impressed fellow com- The city fire chief says thf missiles in each. Thesp can be 'encyclopedias, atlases, alman work, and other shop equip- many shelves of books ment.

For these little tykes, adven- mansion. very good at athletics, but that petitors with his mature play dynamite was in boxes; chil- The unusual keystone is go-jmust have been before his first international tour-'dren playing in the yard had ing to be used in a motel lo-jreached the age of six. That's Inament. He knew exactly what found and opened them, an) cated on the site. when he learned the moves of he wanted.

The toughness of used the sticks for toys. Two more interesting stopsture can be found right in their were the art room where the; own back yard! fired one minute apart. The acs, and Who's Who. soldiers placed a missile on the Mi's. Zaida Chidester, school launching pad just before the librarian, assisted the groups students went home.

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