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What's Tied With Red Tape And Means 10 Less MileS?

STONE HARBOR - Residents and merchants are saying “ho, ho, ho” tharfks to a holidaytrimmed Christmas present. Red tape at the state Department of Transportation apparently means the Great Channel (96th Street) Bridge, originally slated to be closed Oct. 15, will be open until after the Christmas holidays. It’s unsafe and being replaced, kpV ever ypne’s pleasure. Burthey’re just as happy that the 9-10-mile detour to the mainland via either Avalon or North Wildwood apparently will come after Santa (and shoppers) makes his rounds. The low bid of $3i570,000 from Raymond International Builders of Houston, Tex., „ came on Nov. 3, but the state hasn’t awarded the contract yet. It has 30 working days, or until Dec. 21, state officials said.

NO MATTER WHEN it starts, the bridge reconstruction has to be completed by April 19,1965, and the bridge can only be closed until April 2Kof next year, then opened for the summer crowd until midOctober. John Hamilton, construction manager for Raymond, said the first stage of construction “will have to be modified in some degree because of the shorter time alloted.” He said the firm will move in equipment and close the bridge “as soon as we have a contract, hopefully before the first of the year,” He also said the project probably won’t mean many local jobs becaus^it is “not labor intensive” and all laborers must be union members hired through hiring halls. RAYMOND’S PRICE was called “much lower” than expected by James Mott, principal engineer

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with the Cape May County Public Works Department. The cost, being paid 80 percent federal, 20 percent state, had been estimated at (4 million. A second Stone Harbor bridge job — reconstruction of the 104th Street Bridge, has been awarded, but not yet signed by the Commissioner of Transportation, which meam it’s “not fully executed.” Coastal Structures of Manasquan submitted the low bid of $235,745 on Oct. 20. One lane of traffic will be maintained during that job, but the completion date may be extended from April 30 to Memorial Day because of a late start. That bid was about $22,000 less than estimated. Surveyors Pay Honor COURT HOUSE - Lewis H. Conley Jr., 6f Van NoteHarvey Associates here, and president of the South Jersey chapter of the New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, has announced the adoption of a resolution of commendation to William A. (Rad) Radlinski, retiring executive manager of the Council of Mapping, Photogrammertry and Surveying Societies based in Washington D.C.

ABW Unit Inducts 2

CORBIN CITY — The Ocean Charter chapter of the American Business Women’s Association inducted new members Marie Minehan and Jean Phelan during its meeting recently at the Corbin House. Guest speaker for the evening was Mary Petrunis, director of the Wellness Program for Shore Memorial Hospital. Rosemarie Barger was inducted as vice president during the business meeting. Mrs. Dot Windish, chairman for ways and means, reported a cake sale would be held on the Music Pier in conjunction with the arts center craft show. The American Business Women’s Association is a non-profit organization established to raise funds for scholarships for women to further their education. All gainfully -employed women are invited to become members. For membership information call Rhoda Brown at

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