Herald St Lantern 28 September '83

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NEWCASTLE.DE - At the September meeting of the Delaware River and Bay Authority, the commissioners approved a recommendation that a fifth vessel be added to the Cape May-Lewes Ferry fleet for operation starting in the summer of 1965 .Authority Director, William J. Miller Jr. said traffic on the ferry is ex- ; previous expectations and the new vessel is necesshry to maintain smooth Operations at the Delaware and' New Jersey terminals The Norfolk Shipbuilding Company, builders of the Authority’s last ferry • vessel, has been asked to submit plans for the new vessel, estimated to cost million CONSTRUCTION of a new vessel is one of three alternatives investigated by the Authority. Plans to increase the capacity of existing vessels through additional deck space or lengthening the vessels were determined t^ be impractical. The Authority ftceived approval from the commis

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sionen to proceed with construction plans at the Lewes terminal. The first stages of the five-year terminal improvement program . inHi»d^s the expansion of parking facilities and construction , of a new terminal building. The capacity of the parking area for boarding vehicles and passenger area will be increased. ** THE COST of the parking

Tippling i On Move Banned TRENTON — Occupants of rriotor vehicles who consume alcoholic beverages while riding in the vehicle are now subject to stiff fines, warns Clifford W. Snedeker, director of the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles Under legislation signed , into . law by Governor Thomas H Kean late last month, It is against the law for an operator or passenger in y motor vehicle to consume any alcoholic beverage while the' motor vehicle is being operated. The only exception applies to passengers of charter or special buses, auto cabs, limousines or livery services. •PERSONS SHALL be presumed to have consumed an alcoholic beverage in violation of the law if an unsealed container of any alcpholic beverage is located in the passenger compartment of the motor vehicle, the contents of the alcoholic beverage have been partially consumed and the physical ap-. pea ranee or the conduct of the operator or any passenger is associated with the consumption of an alcoholic beverage,” Snedeker said. As far as the law is concerned, the'term “unseal- - ed" means a container with the original seal broken or a container such as a glass or cup. A firs', conviction under this law c tries a fine of S20i ; Second or subsequent convictions will ' cam- a $250 fine or 10 days or community service, Snedeker said

expansion is estimated at S300;000, and is slated for completion by summer, 1964. The cost of the new 7,500 square fpot terminal building is estimated at $750,000 and is slated for completion by summer, 1965. .Based on current traffic projections for the month of October, 1963, the ferry has added the following departures to the fall schedule:

Sunday, Oct. 2: from Cape May, Noon and 5 p.m.; from Lewes ; .2 and 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7: 5 p.m.. Cape May; 7 pim., Lewes Saturday, Oct. 8; Noon and 5 p.m., Cape May; 2 and 7 p.m. Lewes. Sunday, Oct. 9; Noon and 5 p.m., Cape May; 2 and 7 p.m., Lewes. Monday, Oct 10: Noon and 5 p.m Cape May; 2 and 7 p.m. Lewes.

Award Goes To Chinnici

COURT HOUSE - Assemblyman Joseph W. Chinnici (R-lst Dist.) was presented with a special Surf and Wave Achievement Award by Ocean City Councilman John Esposito for his outstanding 12 years of service in the General Assembly. Esposito lauded Chinnici's continuous efforts regarding the appropriation of moneys and support

of bond issues to curtail beach erosion, his continuous support for the seafood industry' and promoting tourism, and most recently his efforts in behalf of the dredging of Hereford's Inlet so that it can be used by pleasure, craft. The plaque was created, designed and made by T John Carey.

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