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Council Seeking Art Panelists

TRENTON - The New Jersey State Council on the Arts is currently seeking panelists to review FY 1984 matching grant/fellowship applications for dance, music, theatre, visual arts, crafts, photography, film/video, poetry, prose, and finance. Panelists — who will Russian Music Slated At ACC —MAYS LANDING - Dressed in authentic dress of the provinces of Old Russia, the ctforful Kor vigo Balalaikatyrchebtra, singers and dancers, will perform 8 p.m. Nov. 19 in the Walter E. Eage Hall at Atlantic Community College. Directing the orchestra will be Paul Kauriga, an/ expert on balalaika music and a famed gypsy violinist. Previously highlighted at the Temple Music Festival and the Philadelphia Academy of Music, Kor viga Balalaika has toured with the world-renowed Bolshoi Ballet and the Moiseyev Dance Company.

receive an honorarium of $150 to $200 — will meet for two days in Trcntoni and some will attend performances by potential grantees. They will also be required to read approximately 50 applications, ■ review slides and film/video presentations, and listen to tapes.

Those interested in serving on the panel should send a cover letter explaining area of expertise, and a resume, to Wendy A. McNeil, Acting Assistant Executive Director, 109 West State St., Trenton, 08625. Applicants will be notified in January.

Dining Guide—. (From Page 20) fordable luncheon or quiet dinner, prepared to the order, and assured of friendly service. THE GOLD WHALE-FREE BIRTHDAY DINNERS. Are you one of the lucky people born during November? Come to the Gold Whaley your birthday and have dinner” on the house (value $8.95). Throughout November, the Gold Whale would like to honor your day. Just bring some proof of your birth date along with the ad in this week’s paper. The Gold Whale is located in the beautiful Marquis de Lafayette Inn, on Beach Drive at Decatur Street. This famous setting is matched with an assortment of delicious meals served during breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Italian specialties are especially recommended. No matter what you order at the Gold Whale H js always the best quality. • URIE’S—NOW WINTER TOO. We know-you thought Urie’s was just a .superb summer plac?. But, nowadays, Urie’s reftmtly opened Reef & Beef Restaurant, at Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood is there to serve you year round. Enjoy the famous menu, old reputation, and substantial beverages just as always in this great new location.

Tug McGraw MDA Spokesman The Muscular DystrophyAssociation (MDA) has named Phillies pitcher, Tug McGraw, as spokesman for the associatiorv’s new oil recycling program. ’ « The relief pitcher-has endorsed a program which urges do-it-yourself oil changers to take their crankcase oil toTMDA collection centers, raner than disposing of it improperly and polluting the environment. * ■ Petrocon Corporation, a Delaware Valley based oil recycling company, is working with MDA and has enlisted several of its existing customqrs as MDA collection centers: As such, they can donate all or part of their used oil revenues to MDA and will receive a tax-deductible receipt for the value of that oil. Officials from both organizations stressed the importance of enlisting additional collection centers before the program goes into full swing. 'Currently,' there are 90 centers in the tri-state area and according to Hans Henzel, spokesman for Petrocon Corporation, 250-300 such centers are needed for the program to run smoothly. Any facility with oil storage capability, such as service stations,, repair garages, auto dealers, township buildings, etc...are encouraged to participate as an MDA collection center by calling toll free in Pennsylvania 800-562-3404, and loll free in New Jersey and Delaware 800-523-3740.

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