i 16 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 7 August '85

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Center Makes Beach Tags 1 For Five County Resorts

CREST HAVEN - When you go to the beach you may not like having to buy a beach tag for the privilege. But if you live in or visit _ any of the South Jersey |f resorts that require tags. ™ you can take some comfort in the fact that you are helping handicapped per--V sons earn a living. l\ Jersey Cape Diagnostic. ~f Training and Opportunity ' Center. Inc.. Crest Haven Road, manufactures tags for every resort in Cape CMay County except Stone Harbor. . ^ Ocean City. Sea Isle City, y Avalon. Cape May and 'Cape May Point together ;with seven other com;munities all order their • tags from the diagnostic J center, a non-profit J. sheltered workshop. ^ EMPLOYING 20 hang| dicapped individuals, the center has contracts to make just under 1 million tags this year. They come in 12 different shapes, and 15 different colors. The tags are made of vinyl with a solid brass safety pin for attachment to items of clothing. Workers at the

diagnostic center stamp out the tags on a special machine, attach the pins, and pack them in tamperproof clear plastic bags for shipment. •WE ARE THE ONLY sheltered workshop in the county or state, as far as I know, that is doing this," said William A. Kamerzel. director of the center's industrial division. "Communities can either ask us to bid on their tags, or they can deal with us directly because as a sheltered workshop we are exempt from the public contract law that requires competitive bids." said Kamerzel. The center produces tags for daily, weekly, weekend, monthly, and seasonal use. Prices vary from as little as $2 for some daily tags to as much as $20 for seasonal tags sold by the Borough of Belmar in Northern New Jersey. ORDERS FOR TAGS vary. too. The center fills orders for as few as 250 tags at a cost of about $125 to orders in the hundreds of thousands that cost from $10,000 to $12,000. One contract is for 400.000 tags. Base pay for workers at the center is the minimum wage of $3.35 an hour. It is adjusted upward of or downward depending on individual capabilities.

50s Music Cruise Set COURT HOUSE - A nostalgic 50s Music Cruise to Bermuda aboard the S.S. Galileo, leaving Philadelphia Sept. 9, will be sponsored by the Court House Neighborhood Association. The cruise will feature Danny and the Juniors and the Dovells. For information and prices, call New Horizons Travel. 465-2727. and ask for Lyn Or call 465-3963 Send deposits to Cape May Court House Neighborhood Association. P.O. Box 502. Cape May Court House. N.J 08210 STONE HARBOR DUPLI BRIDGE CLUB North and south winners during the July 31 game were 1st, Doms Barker and Clair Menge 169 2nd. Bob Owens and BUI Coan 166 3rd. Mr and Mrs David Wirtkworth 151 4th. Mr and Mrs Frank Meade 145 5th. Jean Vanlilburg and Betty Williams 140 East and west winners were 1st. Jane Young and Don Millar 166 2nd. Mrs Nancy Wisenauer and Jay Wisen 165 3rd. Carolyn Elden and Belly Parker 157 4th, Helen -joe Owens and Dot Welsh 149 Sth.'Mr and Mrs John Pinkerton .147 There is a duplicate ACBL bridge game every Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Stone Harbor Fire House The public is invited For information call 368-1421

Sturbridge Trip The Cape May County Retired Educators will sponsor a three^lay trip to Sturbridge Village and Mystic Seaport Sept. 17-19. For reservations call Barbara Locke, 398-4680

Wetlands Plans Lobster Bake STONE HARBOR - The Wetlands Institute will host it's second annual Lobster Bake. Tuesday. Cocktails will begin under the institute's "big top" at 6 p.m then dinner will be served in the Mar shview Lecture Hall After t h e m e a I singer/songwriter. Jim Albertson. a folk performer from Mauricetown. will present traditional folk songs ballads, and folk tales Reservations for the meal must be made by Tuesday noon For further information and prices, call 368-1211. Opera Star From China In Concert CAPE MAY - Liu Ke Qing. the leading baritone from the Central Opera Theatre in Beijing. China, will give a concert featuring selections from a widerange of classical western and Chinese operas at the , Chalfonte Hotel 8:30 this evening. Liu Ke Qing. since 1983. has been performing with the Central Opera theatre, the leading opera company in China He is currently a finalist in the Pavaratti Competition, in which opera singers from all over the i world compete For reservations call 884-8409 The Chalfonte is at i 301 Howard St. i

Doru Word TAGGED — That tag being pinned to tourist Colleen Sherry was made by the Jersey Cape Diagnostic. Training and Opportunity Center. Avalon beach guard Laureif Schofield made the sale. She's from Paoli, Pa., and Sherry is from Medford Lakes.

Sand Sculpture Winners Revealed

CAPE MAY - Twenty groups and individuals braved the threat of rain to take part in the sand sculpture contest conducted recently by the Cape May County Art League Judges of the competition were George Howell. Joanna Howell, and Rosanne Smith Merrick Winners in the ' various categories were: UNDER 12 1st. Tracy McClaskey and Ami Trost. West Chester. Pa "Sammy the Seal" 2nd. Kelley McClaskey. West Chester. Pa "Tommy the Turtle" 3rd Darell and Daniel Stern - Edison. "Sand Saucer" Honorable Mention: The Schmidts Dennis. Hans. Derek. Kristen. Nashville. Tenn.. "Call It Home". _ OVER 12 1st, Bruce Beideman. Wilmington. Del.. "Lion and the Lamb" 2nd. Ron Lovejoy, Annapolis. Md . "The Inquisition" 3rd. Mike Montegomery, York. Pa.. "Castle Made of Sand". Honorable Mention: Denise Kean. Malvern. Pa.. "Steeplechase". GROUPS 1st, Louis and Andrea Riccio and Stephanie Da vey. Cape May. "Mother Dragon". 2nd. McRobbie's, Tracy, Jeff and Chris. Ft. Washington. Pa.. "Dragon City". 3rd, Joe and Betsy Kelly, Townbank, "Homarus Americanus" (Lobster) The rest of the participants are as follows: Sunset Beach Bunch-Cape May Point. "Beach Buddha"; Patty and Debbie Cook . Phi la . , Pa., "Airplane w/banner"; Smith's Amy. Tracy, Kelly and Jeff. Morris County.

"Dinosaur and Mother"; Jean and Heidi and the Company from Scranton. "The Taj Mahal"; The Frey Group, Quarryville, Pa.. "Sports Car" and "Octopus"; The Gallagher Gang, Pittsburgh, Pa., "The Cape Crab"; The Mad Cage. Philadelphia. Pa.. "Toothbrush and Toothpaste". Fred, Maria. Kristin Sonntag and Crissy Vasas. Cranford and Linden. "Sidney The Dragon"; The Schwarz, Spain and Philadelphia. Pa., "Troll Coming Out of the Earth" CARA Cake Sale CAPE MAY - A cake sale to benefit the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) will be held Saturday at the Cape May Acme beginning at 10 a.m.

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