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Lighthouse Park: Contracts Voted

NORTH WILD WOOD - The city has awarded two contracts totaling $92,131 for improvements at the Hereford Lighthouse Park, Mayor Lewis G. Vinci reported Dec. 27. Vinci stated that paved parking will be provided with spaces for the handicapped. The work will be done with a loan grant from the state's Green Acres Program. It provides for a 20-year repayment cost at two percent interest, the mayor noted. HANSELMAN. Inc., of Cologne, will handle $81,478 of the project under general construction. More than 5,000 feet of paved courtyard make up the most expensive item in the contract in the amount of $36,000. The second contract is for $10,653 to Marsden Brothers Electric, Inc., for electrical work which will feature installation of Victorian-type lampposts for the area. Paving, drainage work, picket fencing, and installation of seven benches, five 12-feet long and two 8-feet long, as well as curbing and driveway work, make up the bulk of the rest of the project. Mayor Vinci explained. . LANDSCAPING will be done later, probably by North Wildwood's Department of Recreation and Parks under the direction of Steven Murray, landscape foreman. | City Council had earlier ' approved the Green Acres funding and the awarding of the two contracts. k "This work is part of the

overall improvement plan the <;ity has for the historic Hereford Lighthcuse Park," Mayor Vinci said. "All the work will be finished in time for use next summer as we continue to expand activities for our res dents and guests in the lighthouse area." Chinnici Is New De auty Speaker TRENTON - Assembly Speaker-elect Chuck Hardwick has named Assemblyman Joseph V . Chinnici to serve as Deputy Assembly Speake • in the upcoming 202nd Legislature "This veteran 'legislator will make a fine addition to the Republican eadership team in the Assenjbly," said Hardwick. R-Union. "I look forward to counting on his talent and experience in the new session." ; Chinnici, R-Capfc May and v Cumberland, willi begin his eighth two-year tArm in the Assembly when! the new Legislature is sworn in Jan. 14. Chinnici, who res served as a member of jthe Joint Appropriations Qommittee since 1972, was afeo named by Speaker-elect ^lardwick to serve as vice chairman of the new Assembly Appropriations Committee. i

Two Vying For Million NORTH WILDWOOD - Two local residents have their sights set on the $1 million first prize in the state "Pick-6 Lotto" bonus drawing at for today att the Sands Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. Th®se finalists in the drawing are Leroy Baker and Marilyn Podell. They are among 170 finalists, representing 19 New Jersey counties and including 11 out-of-state contestants. They made it into the drawing b$matching. in exact order, the five-digit bonus numbers picked as part of the televised drawings for the "Pick-6 Lotto" weekly game. Entered in today's drawing are winners whose claims were received bv the lottery in Trenton by Nov. 22. GED Exams COURT HOUSE - The General Education Development Exam, administered to those who wish to earn high school diplomas, will be given at the Cape May County Vo/Tech, Career Center on the first Thursday and Friday of every month. Candidates should be over 18 years of age and have been out of school for at least 12 months. Call 456-2161 for further information.

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