The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 15

Sunday, April 23, 1957 i Pegs 11 ft LA CROSSE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, La Cross, Wisconsin 'INDIANS HERE HONORED HOLD 3-DAY CONTESTS Registration For Vacancies At Campus School May 11 Red Cloud Park Dedication May 26 Chess Championships To Open Here On May 3 Red Cloud Park on Indian Hill Alvin Blackdeer, commander mill be dedicated Sunday, May 26, the Winnebago Veteran said. Blackdeer said a plaque, identical to the one being placed in The 23rd annua! Wisconsin cbes chair.pi0ijsh.pa apmoied by p.etcn state championship trophy. a parade and ceremonies at Wisconsin Chess Assn, will be held in the Crj stal Room of the Secretary Elo is a six-Ume state park. Hotel Stoddard on May 3, 4 and 5. Herman C.

Racir.e, is the champion at chess and Mark Sur-; rar. Jackson County, will be placed gies, cow of Chicago, will enter the late CpI Macheil Red Cloud, the park, through the effort 1 i of the Chamber of Commerce ar4 ct- CP- Ke c5oud wljo also the Common Council, in cooper- state president, while Arpad E. Elo, Milwaukee, is secretary. This tournament is under the direction of Ernest Olie fcy special tms meet under the previous state arrangement with the Milwaukee Municipal Recreation and Adult Education Department, Donald B. Dyer, assistant superintendent in charge, and is an official United States Chess Federation rated affair.

champion ehgibiLty provision of the association by-laws. Henry Meifert is the Big 10 king from Racine. east entrance to the Campus School. These who are enrolling pupils for kindergarten should bring each child's birth certificate. Eeca'ise of the nature of the school, purpose and size of the staff, the number of pupils is necessarily limited.

The present enrolment for the entire nine grades and kindergarten is 197. ft it ft Parents enrolling children in the Campus School are expected to have them continue throughout the grades and have the children attend the summer session as needed. Priority is given in the following order for acceptance: Children previously enrolled, children of college employes, children from families with children in the school and children whose parents enroll them in the accepted Oa Saturday, Hay 11, beginning at a m. registrations aid be accepted for tacancies in the Cam pus School far the coming year, according to B. J.

Yo-jng, director. Young points out that there are no known vacancies in the first, second, third, or fifth grades, according to present enrolment statistics. However, 17 places are available in the kindergarten, of which no mire than 12 pupils could have permanent enrolment. Of the 12, six should be boys and six, girls. ft A The following other vacancies do exist: Grade four, for one boy; grade six, one boy and three girls; grade seven, one girl and two boys; grade eight one boy; and grade nine, five girls.

Parents wishing to enroll pupils on May 11 are asked to use the served with Carlson's Marine jation with the State Historical Raiders during World War II, Society. was posiirumously awarded the Medal of Honor. The park was founded largely through the promotion of the La A group of four championship Wisconsin dancers, the Winnebago Indian representatives at Frontier Days festivities in Wyoming, will f.v e-time holder of the women q.0 Businessmens Club. The take part in the dedication eere-state championship, Mrs. William 1 dedication ceremonies are being monies at the park, Blackdeer Schuetze, are: Los Heuseield, by the Winnebago said.

Racine has the second largest first Wisconsin voir.an titust at Tribe, of which Cpl. Red Cloud regional. North Central Open Tournament and the New Western Open, Sl.OuO guaranteed prize iund event. it it it Trophies for the first six positions and for the best junior and best women's scores will keep the playing interest high for all contestants at the meet and results in a great increase in playing tension in the final rounds. x.

it it NOELKE. was a member, and the Winnebago Veterans Assn. Marching units from La Crosse vetera n's organizations and Camp McCoy and other marching units will take part in the parade, chess club in Wisconsin, a fact that must be credited to the constant efforts of Zierke. Other important chess clubs equal in size to the La Crosse chib are in Appleton, Sheboygan, Madison, Fond and Violet E. Dohse, du Lac and Sturgeon Bay.

Two 'ence Chess League member from new chess clubs western Wis- Prairie du Oiien. The tournament is a Swiss-style, seven-round event. After the first round pairing, winners play winners, losers losers and those who draw play each other. As the meet advances those with scores play each other. 1 ir Four Leaders is the state championship contests of the Wisconsin Chess Assn, here next weekend are, from left: Seated Mrs.

William Schuetze, La Crosse, defending women's state chess champion; and Prof. Arpad E. Ek, Milwaukee, state association secretary. 'standing-Hugh H. Gauper, chairman of the local committee; and Herman C.

Zierke, Racine, state association president. Birds Building Saucers, Cups, Houseboats, Ovens 595 up WATCHES 5 Every contestant plays under an jconsin have U.S, Chess Feneration The following juniors ai-o have -(Official time limit of 43 'moves They are at Viroqua and entered the Stoddard Heel oners for the first two hours and 25 Prairie du Chien. meet; Ken Knudon, Sturgeon STRESSES CONSISTENCY McCORD JEWELERS 111 fifth Ave. North Governor Sends Letters On Safety Effort To Officials Two well known chess column 3a) Michael French, Fond du editors, three former state chain- Lac: and Charles Stewart and pions and a member of the United I Jin: Walr, Prairie du Chiei. States Big 10 Correspondence Chess League of America official rating already have indicated they will participate in the La Crosse championship meet.

Russell Kime presents Its Your Move column every Sunday in Racines daily newspaper and Averill Powers edits the famous Game of Kings in the Milwau-' kee Journal as one of its Sunday features. Powers won the 1954 Ap- moves an hour thereafter. Official chess docks are provided by the state association and each contestant must keep an official score of both his own and his opponent's moves. Milwaukee has the largest chess organization in the state and owns its own club building and property known as Hawthorne Glenn. In addition to many local chess events under the direction of the Municipal Recreation and Adult Education Department, Milwaukee is the scene of die six-state GARDEN SHOP WASHINGTON (Special) Across North America millions of birds are hard at work making cups, saucers, ovens, houseboats, jugs and penthouses in which to lay their eggs.

Some move into unfurnished apartments old nests of other species or man-made birdhouses. A few gadabouts, avian parasites, build no nests but foist their offspring on chance acquaintances. it it it' The architectural skill of birds ranges from the sublime to the nonexistent. For some birds, home is any old spot on the ground where an egg can be hatched. Almost every conceivable kind of building material is used.

Mud makes up the juglike nest of the cliff swallow, and forms the foundation for robins cup nests in city maples. The chimney swift plucks dead twigs in flight, then glues them together with saliva to shape a half saucer inside a chimney. Twigs dont interest, an eagle. It preserve driver-license points, are examples of this situation. While attempting to be fair" with violators, we cannot disregard the right of law-abiding drivers to be protected from injury or death at the hands or wheels of those who repeatedly show contempt for our traffic laws.

it it it The governor reports that tv has had a good and general! cordial response from the distric attorneys. Other communiiations will go to judges and local police administrators, said the chief executive officer of the Wisconsin state government. BASEMENT MADISON Consistency in the application of the traffic laws and the prosecution of offenses is an essential ingrediept of a stronger highway safety campaign, Gov. Vernon W. Thomson is reminding local police, prosecutors and magistrates.

In an unusual and personal appeal to the local officials on the firing line for backing his drive to reduce our tragically needless traffic death toll, the governor has asked for strict and uniform enforcement. ft ft ft Apparently convinced that such uniformity does not prevail now, the governor asserted in letters to district attorneys that loose and varying policies are contributing to public contempt for the laws and the enforcement of the laws intended for the public safety. He added, pointedly: The so-called tolerance allowed in speed violations and any indiscriminate reduction of charges to thinks nothing of carrying limbs the size of an oar to its penthouse atop a tree. Eagles have been known to equip their massive, untidy aeries wih lightbulbs, fish-plugs, and golf balls. While most birds build a new home each year, some take over the nests of others.

For bluebirds and crested flycatchers, an abandoned woodpecker hole is high on the demand list of avian real estate. The flycatcher almost always adds a distinctive bit of decoration a dried snakeskin. Some have gone modern. When snake-skin is unavailable, cellophane will do. it it it On a woodland floor, the oven-bird builds the nest that gives its name a dome of coarse grasses, weed stalks, and leaves that resembles an old-fashioned oven.

The black and orange oriole knits together a hammock of plant fibers, string, grasses, hair and bark. Its pendulous, gourdshaped nest swings from the end of a branch. Certain birds, in their search for nesting material, need not look far. Ducks pluck down from their underparts to make a soft, warm nest lining. Grebes pile up decayed vegetation to form a houseboat, moored to marsh plants.

It rises and falls with water level, keeping the babies dry. The marsh wren weaves itself a ball-like house among cattail fronds. Males arrive at the nesting ground before the females. They occupy their time building several nests. To no avail.

The female builds her own. The spumed work of the males may serve to distract predators from the real home. it it it The cowbird. disdaining to soil its beak with honest labor, lays its eggs the nests of other birds. Many a hostess bird raises the intruder, fetching food constantly.

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