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Palmer Students
A fleet of 11 busses will carry
dents of the Palmer School
system back and forth from their
homes to their classrooms this
year, according to William T.
Zahradnicek, school superintend
ent. The busses are owned by Ed
Christensen and have recently
undergone complete check-ups
and will be inspected by Terri
torial Police before they are put
cn the road. All bus drivers will
undergo physical examinations
before being employed for the
season.
Busses will pick up students
'along the 11 routes at an hour
to permit arrival at their respec
tive schools prior to 9 a.m. each
morning. The following is a list
of the routes as supplied by the
school superintendent:
Route 1
Starts Bus Garage—out Wasil
la Rd. to Four Comers, south to
Experiment Farm to Matanuska
Station, to school along railroad.
Route 2
Garage—South on Springer Rd.
by the new high school to Claire
Stock’s, west V2 mile, south one
mile to Glen Woods, west a mile
to Haskens, across the railroad
track then south to the Carle
Meier place, east to Bob Webb,
back to Loyer’s, up to Glen
Woods corner then east one mile
to the Grover Corner—north to
l.epaks corner, west to Claire
Stock’s and on to school.
Route 3
North on Glenn highway to 'the
Susitna Rd. to Cather’s Childrens
Home back to the Elmore place,
north to Buzby’s on Farm Loop
Rd., back to Elmore’s place east
to Glenn Hwy. and on to school.
Route 4
North on Glenn highway to
Mile 58, back to Farm Loop Rd.
at Stephan’s corner, west to
Washburn’s, return east to the
Glenn Hwy. and south to school.
Route 5
Butte district—East on Glenn
Hwy. across Matanuska River to
upper Butte Rd., around Butte
by Falks, McKinley’s, Hurley’s to
lower Butte Rd. and return to
school.
Route 6
Lazy Mt.—North east across
the Matanuska Bridge past
CHark’s to Gus Schriebeis back to
Lazy Mt. Children’s Home and
return to school.
Route 7
Scott Rd. — North on Glenn
Hwy. to Virgil Eckert’s, west to
Beylund’s on Scott Rd, back to
Glenn Hwy north to Palmer Nur
sery, west to Hoffman’s back to
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Route 8
North on Glenn Hwy to Mile 66
back to Jonesville Rd. to Eska,
back to Glenn Hwy. and to sch
ool.
Route 9
Across Matanuska River across
Knik Bridge to Eklutna Housing
Project (Bur. Rec.) back to sch
ool.
Route 10
West on Wasilla Rd. to Four
Corners, north to Kircher’s Cor
ner west to E. W. Barry’s back to
Eugene Reed’s back to Kircher
Corner, south to Wasilla Rd. and
on into school.
Route 11
Across Matanuska to Knik
Bridge and back to school.
Prof. William R. Cashen, Uni
versity of Alaska dean of men,
has announced the appointment
of Dr. Edwin H. Richardson to
the newly-created post of coor
dinator of student activities. He
will assume his duties when fall
instruction commences Sept. 14.
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FWS TO SELL GUNS
AT PUBL6G AUCTION
The Fish and Wildlife Service
has given public potice that a
public auction will be held Sep
tember 20 in the National Guard
Building, located at Juneau Sub
Port area in Juneau at 1:30 p.rn.
and will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, 105
assorted guns.
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be examined at the Guard build
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Service reserved the right to
withdraw any and all articles
from sale, and to segregate or
combine any two or more lots
at the time of the sale. Minors
will not be permitted to bid upon
or be sold any of the guns. All
guns are offered for sale “As is”
and “Where is” without recourse
against the Government.
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WATERFOWL SEASON
OPENS SEPTEMSER I
Fish and Wildlife officials this
week have announced a sum
mary of the 1955 waterfowl regu
lations in Alaska. The season will
officially open in Alaska Septem
ber 1, all dater inclusive. On
opening day shooting hours are
from noon to sunset; thereafter,
shooting hours are one half hour
before sunrise to sunset.
Waterfowl may be taken with
a shotgun or bow and arrow, but
not with a rifle or pistol. Shot
guns must be plugged to a three
shell (total) capacity, or less.
Hunting is not permitted from a
power or sail boat, including out
board boats when motor is at
tached, unless such a boat is
beached, resting at anchor, or
fastened within or tied alongside
a stationary hunting blind.
Species, limits and seasons are
as follows:
JACKSNIPE: Daily bag limit,
8; possession limit 8; Sept. 1 to
Sept. 30.
• GAME DUCKS: Daily bag
limit, 7; possession limit 14; Sept.
1 to Nov. 22.
GEESE: Daily bag limit, 3;
possession limit, 6; Sept. 1 to
Nov. 22.
BRANT: Daily bag limit, 3;
possession limit, 6; Sept. 1 to Nov.
22.
COOT: Daily bag limit, 15; pos
ession limit, 15; Sept. 1 to Nov.
22.
MERGANSERS: Daily bag lim
it 25; possession limit, no
limit; OLD SQUAW, HAR
LEQUIN, SCOTER, and EIDER
DUCKS: Daily bag limit, 10
singly or in aggregate of all
kinds; possession limit, 20 singly
or in aggregate of all kinds. Pro
vided, Merganser, old squaw,
harlequin, scoter and eider ducks
may be taken in the 3rd Judicial
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