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The Speakers Bureau consists of: Chairman, Publicity Committee, Royal 
McClelland, 508 West Charles Street, Champaign, [llinois; Assistant in 
Publicity is James S. Ayars, Natural History Survey, Urbana, Illinois. 
Please contact Mr. McClelland if you would like to have a qualified person 
speak before your nature society or club on the Prairie Chicken. We have 
one or more speakers ‘‘on call” in each of the four geographical zones of 
Illinois, and they will be happy to present illustrated talks on the Prairie 
Chicken problem. 
We have located a number of 40-acre test plots which could be set aside 
as Prairie Chicken reserves. Purchase of the first area has already been 
authorized. At this moment, the need for additional funds is urgent to get 
the land acquisition program under way. Have you done your part? Con- 
tributions should be mailed now to: Mr. George Fell, Treasurer, Prairie 
Chicken Foundation, 819 Main Street, Rockford, Illinois. 
9405 Richfield Road, East St. Louis, IIl. 
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The I. A. S. 1961 Annual Meeting 
ATWOOD OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTER, Rockford, Illinois, will be the head- 
quarters for the I. A. S. Annual Meeting on the week-end of May 20-21, 
1961. Complete details will be sent to each member next month, as well as 
the reservation form. A full program of field trips, lectures, and scientific 
papers has been arranged, with “Shore Birds” to be the main topic. Re- 
member the time and place: The Annual Meeting, Rockford, May 20-21! 
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More June Bulletins Needed! 
RESERVE Copies oF the Audubon Bulletin for June, 1960 (No. 114) are still 
in extremely short supply. If you have extra copies of this issue, or if you 
would care to donate yours to the I. A. S. files, please send any you have 
available to the Illinois Audubon Society, c/o Dr. R. M. Strong, Chicago 
Natural History Museum, Roosevelt Road and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 
5, Illinois. Thanks! 
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ERRATA—December Bulletin 
IN THE ARTICLE on “Name Changes Affecting the Avifauna of Illinois” by 
William E. Southern in the Audubon Bulletin, No. 116, p. 4 (Dec., 1960), 
the Semipalmated Plover and the Ringed Plover should be transposed. Semi- 
palmated Plover is correct in accordance with the A:O. U. Check-list. The 
Ringed Plover is an old world species. 
