COMFORTABLE ROOMS
FINE FOOD
BAR
American Express Travelers Cards Honored.
C-LEM TOPICS (cont. from Pg. 5)
Tonsina Lodge. Hey Lions Secretary! Let
us have some news. This reporter was not
at the party.
Mr. John K. Phillips, formerly of the
Bureau of Public Works in Glennallen, is
now the new manager of the Commercial Sta
tioners, Inc., of Anchorage.
1 -B4_Cat, 1953-54 with Hyster Winch and
Straight Blade, Brush Blade, and extra Com
plete transmission and final drive assembly,
all in excellent condition.
1 -Chevrolet 1-g- ton, 4^4> Winch truck with
dump bed, rigged for wrecker service with
extra 20ft. boom assembly, new engine, ex
cellent condition.
1 -Herman Nelson Electric Drive Heater,
used two months, not surplus.
1 -200 Amp Lincoln Combination welder-5KW
light plant. Like new, 150 ft. leads. Runs
7-J- hours on 3 gallons gas.
1 -"151" McCullough Chain Saw, has extra
bar and chain, also spare parts, Used 4 mos.
1 -6x6 Winch, complete with power take-off
for Chevs and GMC’s.
7 -Steel trusses, 32 feet long, 16" deep.
1 -Tandem Flatbed Trailer, 8fx24S 8'25 x2#
dual tires.
1 -Tilley R-48 Model lamp and heater combi
nation. Burns 24 hours on 1 gallon Kerosene.
MISCELLANEOUS CHEVROLET PARTS-For above see
Joe Gurral, Box 102, Glennallen, TA2 -5249#
TA 4-3206
TRAILER space for Rent, McMahan's Trailer
Court.
FOR SALE: Utility Trailer, 10' inside box,
covered with boat winch, two spares; all in
good condition, licensed,$150.00. 1 6Yr. Ba
by crib, used, good condition, $15.00, Ed,
Salinger, FAA, Ph. 3588. c
FOR SALE: i960 Plymouth Station Wagon., Phone
Walker, Valdez, TE 5-2931. 2 c
FOR SALE: 19KW light plant...may be seen at
Tazlina Glacier Lodge, Phone TA 5-3347 c
GOOD FOOD, SOUVENIRSy COCKTAIL LOUNGE
CHEVRON PRODUCTS
Mile 156, Glenn Hwy.
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j PERRYS (cent from Pg. 6)
34?775 passengers, only 251 passengers short
of the four-year projection of 55*006 made
by the W.C. Gilman Co. , on of the recognized
leaders in traffic consulting in the nation*
With each vessel presently averaging better
than 400 passengers a trip this mark has
been shattered many times over in the past
few days.
The ferry system hasn’t reached the four j
year projection for vehicular traffic yet*
but is approximately half way there with
6,049 vehicles hauled over the system as of
July 15* The estimate is for 15,592 automo
biles and trucks to be hauled in the fourth
year of service*
"Even more amazing," Richard A. Downing,
Commissioner of Public Works said,"is that
the Gilman report, which the Green-Spaulding
Toner report concurred with, shows that only
40,187 passengers would be carried in 1970*
This figure is also sure to be surpassed
this first year."
This doesn’t mean the system will make
money this first year, although the system
has surpassed the" passenger estimate and may
reach the vehicle estimate for the fourth
year, which is the year the system is to show
its first profit. "We did not follow the Gil
man recommendation for tariff charges as we
thought they were too high. Therefore, our
revenues will be lower, but if this volume of
1 business increases each year, we will be
!making money long before the four year period,
Downing predicted.
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