Thursday, September 27, 1979

Rockette To Teach Classes

The Herald And The lantern

CAPE MA Y — If you Dance Classes for the Fall, have been putting off now ‘s, the time for action enrolling your children In Pu'b'l^ReUtST and

Sea Isle

Bloodmobile Set

SEA ISLE — Residents of Sea Isle City have been urged to support the Red Cross Bloodmobile Sept. 28 by James Walsh, Blood Chairman, Cape May County Chapter, American Red Cross. With the achievements of space age technology, we are apt to feel that science can produce anything, he said. “There has been no breakthrough as yet, however, in the realm of human blood. No substitute has been found. Despite many efforts and developments, blood still

can come only from people.’’ Walsh emphasized that there could be no blood without volunteer donors. "I urge everyone in our community to become a part of this vital health care service by supporting the upcoming bloodmobile visits.” he said. The bloodmobile will be set up at St. Josephs Roman Catholic Church auditorium and will receive donors from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. TTiose wishing to make appointments to donate are asked to call .465-7382.

“The Haunting’ Slated At ACC

MAYS LANDING - “The Haunting, - ” "Robert Wise’s chilling suspense movie, will be shown Saturday, Oct. 6 at Atlantic Community College. The screening will begin at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Walter E. Edge Hall on the Mays Landing campus. Admission is free and open to the public. The movie begins as a little girl goes to live in an isolated house built by her father in England. As the family carriage approaches the house, the horses rear in terror at some aura of evil, and the girl’s mother is killed.

Terror mounts as a professor brings an odd pair of researchers to^elp him check the house for supernatural influences. The researchers are brilliantly portrayed by Julie Harris and Claire Bloom. Produced in 1963, the movie was filmed in a "real” haunted house—an 18th centry English manor. A ghost supposedly stalks the turrets-the ghost of a girl who threw herself from a balcony because she could not marry the man she loved. The screening is part of ACC’s 1979-80 Cultural Series.

Recreation Director,

Robert J. Smeltzer.

Cape May’s Department of Public Relations and Recreation will be sponsoring classes for boys and girls in Creative Dance, Ballet, Tap, Jazz and

Acrobatics for all ages.

Just as a Starter for the Fall Season these Classes • now begin offered by popular demand will be conducted at the Cape May City Elementary School starting Monday, October 1 f . Dance instructor/for the Tap. Jazz, pre-school, and Acrobatics Classes will be Mrs. Joan Mangold, formerly of Atlantic City, New

Jersey.

It was Cape May’s good fortune that her husband and family of five children dec ided to settle in Strath-'

mere.

Mrs. Mangold brings with her a wealth of knowledge and .experience ig the dance field from her involvement in many areas , including the Philadelphia Recreation Dance Program. Additionally, she is a former Radio City Music Hall "Rockette". She* danced there for several years and then went on to Philadelphia where she owned and operated a Dance Studio where she taught Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Acrobatics and Tumbling to students from 3 years old and up. During this time she presented many shows for charitable organizations such as retirement homes, service clubs and chur-

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