Herald & Lantern 9 November '83

Two Get Roles in Pilot

PHILADELPHIA - Two young performers from Cape May County have received roles in a pilot production to be entitled Rainbow*- after auditioning here recently. They are John Rodriguez

Performers At Schools

MARGATE — Members of the Mini Company and Joanne Reagan Dancers of Cold Spring recently presented “From the Streets to the Stage” for the Tighe chool here. The 40-minute program consisted of a narrative chronological evolvement of the tap, jazz and ballet arts in this country taking the students from the streets to the studio and to the stage. THE STUDENT companies also presented “From the Streets to the Stage” for the Lafayette Schoifl! in Ventnor Nov. 3. Both companies are under the direction of Joanne Reagan and Stina Heminway of the Reagan Studios. Principal Wilham Moska congratulated the companies for their professional presentation and for sharing dance education with the students of the Tighe School.

vof Villas and Sherri Leidy of North Cape May. Rodriguez is 13 and attends the Richard M. Teitelman School, where he is in the seventh grade. John was recently elected vice president of the student body. His professional credits include “Really Rosie” as Alligator. John is a student at the Reagan Dance Studios, where he is a member of the Mini Company and a student instructor of “robotics”. Miss Leidy is 9 and is in the third grade at the Lower Township Consolidated School. Sherri is a student at the Reagan Studios, where she is a member of the "Appren-

Library to Hold Cartoon Hour

COURT HOUSE-A cartoon hour, “Afterschool Special,” is scheduled at the County Library 7 p.m. Nov. 22 and at the Lower Cape Branch 3:30 p.m. Nov. 22. Twee tie Pie, Road Runner, Woody Woodpecker, and others will entertain The program is free and geared toward “youngsters and the young at heart.’‘

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VICTOR, THE wrestling 8-foot, 650-pound bear, was featured at Sportland Aqua Circus for a season or two. A 10-year-old Canadian bear, Victor has wrestled such actors as Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin. On a current New England tour, Victor has met some "rough sledding”. Vermont officials vetoed a bar promotion that would have pitted Victor against Norwich University wrestlers. In Maine, a game warden wants to stop proposed bouts between Victor and patrons of a Bangor bar. There’s as much •furor as when Frank Ricco introduced mud wrestling to Wildwood bistros! • • • Hastily hand written signs during the busy summer can often be unintentionally humorous. Here are a trio spotted over the last couple decades: “/WANTED: Piano player who can also open clams.” “WANTED: Man to open oysters and clams with references ” “WANTED: Man to wash dishes and two attractive waitresses ” THE PORT AUTHORITY of New York and New Jersey is putting the final touches on a plan to become involved in commercial fishing for the first time in an effort to aid the ailing Garden State industry - . which receives no local, state or national aid. The plan will be announc ed Oct. 13 and involves $50 million to finance factoryships and modernize N.J. shore facilities. They predict rapid growth as

tice”, a performing Loupe. Sherri’s professional credits include Striking Back (Michael Sarazin's daughter) and “Molly” in Annie (the 4th National Touring Co). Sherri spent the summer touring the New England States with a summer stock production of Annie in which she played “Molly”.

Christmas Ball Slated CAPE MAY - Tickets are available for the citysponsored Christmas Ball Saturday, Dec. 10. in Convention Hall The dance, will feature A1 Raymond’s six-piece orchestra Tickets can be purchased from the Department' of Civic Affairs, Convention Hall, 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. Tables may be reserved bypurchasing a block of eight tickets.

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The Port Authority proposal would aid local fishermen to purchase 120-foot to 150-foot factoryships capable of catching, processing, boxing and freeiLqg the fish at sea For example, squid would then bring 60 centr a wholesale pound. The boxes could then be loaded directly onto container vessels in Port Newark and shipped to markets in Japan or Europe. They favor re-naming squid “ocean rings" or “sea rings" so U.S. housewives won’t turn up their noses because it looks “icky.” They also seek a spokesman like Frank Perdue for the fishing industry — he has increased poultry consumption from ^32 pounds per capita to about 52 pounds annually. The Port Authority also seeks to popularize consumption of unpopular varieties of fish. For example, mock crab legs. These are made with Pollack, a fish that is much cheaper —and less popular—than crab. The mock crab legs are infused with real crab juice, some real crab meat, and real red crab leg coloring Large quantities of silver hake, red hake, mackerel and dogfish go to waste off the Jersey shore The factory ships could be purchased by fishermen under . the federal obligation i guarantee program The Port Authority would be able to facilitate the financing by holding the mortgages on the vessels

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