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THE HUNTERS1 TEN COMiHANDiwENTS OF .
SAFETY ARE;
(1 Treat every firearm with the respect
due a loaded one.
(2) Garry firearms into your automobile,
camp, or home only when empty, taken down,
or have the action open.
(3) Always be sure that the barrel and
action are clear of obstructions.
(4) Always carry your firearm so that
you can control the direction of the
muzzle, even if you stumble.
(5) Be sure of your target before you
squeeze the trigger.
(6) ioint a firearm only at that which you
want to shoot.
(7) Alwats unload your firearm before leav
ing it unattended.
(8) .ALwats unload your firearm before climb
ing over or going through an obstacle.
(9) Fire at something with "give”, not at
a flat, hard surface or the surface of
•Water.
(10) Mix gunpowder with alcohol only when
hunting for trouble, you will find it I
To these Ten Commandments, add;
(1) A'hen cleaning firearms, be doubly sure
that they are not loaded.
(2) Register all firearms and keep them
■stored in a safe place as prescribed by
regulations.
(3) If guns do not function properly, have
a gunsmith check them over carefully.
(4) Be sure all safety features operate
effectively.
(5) Treat- your firearms with respect.
Never ” horseplay” with them. .
(6) NEVER GO HUNTING ALONE I "Practice the
buddy system.
Hunting accidents are caused by ”plain,
carelessness” and can be avoided if each
individual will assume his responsibility
as an adult.
OCTOBELR
BY JOHN GIBBON
Falling, falling leaves!
And indoors
Cellars sweet-smelling with apples.,
Fair hands busy with canning and stores
for the winter.
Morning in frosty apron,.
Noon in a bonnet of blue,
Night with a cool dark cloak overtaking
the day
Once in a while a sky a-swirl with rain
And winds in wild cavalcades,
But alwsjjr's,
On the greensward,
Falling falling leaves 1
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TWIN FLASH! . |
Just arrived 1 Twins, a boy and girl, were 1
born to Neal (Fete) and Jean Huddleston of
Copper Center. As of this time we don't
have the twins names, but will publish
them later in Storkline News. Double
Congratulations to both Mother and Father!
DErARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS NEW RELEASE
D-A. McKinnon, Highways Commissioner,
said that Morrison-knudson co., Inc.,
Anchorage, was the apparent low bidder on
one project which calls for placing of an
aggregate base bituminous surface' treat
ment of 16,079 miles of roadway on the
Glenn Highway ..between Glennallen and
Tolsona Creek. The Morris-Knudson Co! s
bid was 9349,206, slightly more than 9100,
000 under the state estimate of 9953,739.
CONST RUCTION- NEWS
WORK on the Hospital lagoon'is progressing
quite rapidly. Good weather is in the
project's favor and we hope that it
continues.
A great big welcome to Mr. Menzell, a new
teacher here in Glennallen. He formerly
taught at Mentesta. His arriving here- ■
brings the total of teachers to the amount
of ten. Cur community is certainly
springing ahead!
Mr . and Mrs. Joy are out on a campaign
trip to get the College started, he wish
them luck 1 They expect to be; gone two
months.
SAFETY IN DRIVING EARNING!
TEE FIVE FRIi/UKY HAZARDS. OF .(INTER
j ill VIN G ARE;
1. Inadequate Fraction to go.
2. Reduced ability■to stop.
3. Effect of temperature on starting
and stopping.
4. Ice and snow made slick by traffic.
5. Reduced-ability to see and be seen.
LetTs all drive carefully and have a safe,
as well as happy winter!
NE.,3 OF OUR SERVICEMEN .
Of interest to his friends here is news
that S/N Gary Fisher has been transferred
from Treasure Island to Long Beach, Calif.
He is scheduled to go sea shortly. Gary is
from Glennallen and his parents are Mr and
Mrs. Leo Fisher. He has been in the Navy
1 1/2- yrs--.—and—is- on-the JUL-s. .S..—Br.i nkls,y...B.ss
s.