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THE WALKER MUSEUM 31missioners, a total of $3320.00 has Club requested and received permisbeenraised to date. Another $800 of sion from the Village Council ofwhich there are already pledges of Walker to use an adjoining room$400.00 will complete the exhibits. ( ai so connected with the Museum),All exhibits and sets will be finish- ^ which they plan t0 place theired this fall or early winter. The Vil- display of earl Chippewa Indianlage Council plans to have an infor- ffi Relics and Dress.mation center located there next sum- , , ,mer with an attendant there at all Walker acknowledges with sinceretimes to permit all visitors to view the appreciation the splendid cooperationmuseum. Noteworthy of mention is and contributions from the Minnesotathat local schools of the county plan Department of Conservation, the U.on bringing students to the museum S. Fish and Wildlife Service and theto study local natural history. U. S. Forestry Service in making ma-Recently the Walker Ladies Civic terials and specimens available.CONSERVATION ON THE AIRA series of fourteen broadcasts, Following Conservation Trails, sponsoredby the Bureau of Information, Minnesota Department of Conservation, designedfor general school and public interest, may be heard over KUOMevery Friday afternoon from 2:15 to 2:30 PM, 770 on the radio dial.It is one of the ten programs comprising the Minnesota School of the Airintroduced on the air waves October 2, with the first broadcast entitled TheConquest of the Wilderness.Study guides to assist teachers and individuals in this study of Minnesota'sconservation movement are available. Requests for this material should besent to radio station KUOM, Minnesota School of the Air, or to THE CON-SERVATION SCHOOL HOUSE, Room 631 State Office Building, SaintPaul. The broadcast schedule is as follows:October 10—Conservation for Survival; October 17—The Earth's Life Layer;October 24—Water—Minnesota's Liquid Gold; Oct. SI—Minnesota—Land ofOpportunity; Nov. 7—Days of Paul Bunyan; Nov. 14—Nature's Food Factories;Nov. 21—The Enemy at Our Door; Dec. 5—Fins, Furs and Feathers;Dec. 12—Lefs Go Fishing; Dec. 19—Living Room for Wildlife; Jan. 9—Minnesota'sTreasure Chest; Jan. 16—Eyes That See and Ears That Hear; Jan.23—Guardian of Our Natural Heritage.