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Ballet at O.C. Pier Sept. 29

OCEAN CITY — The New Jersey Ballet Company will open its fall season 8 p.m. Saturday, September 29, at the Music Pier here. The concert will mark the fourth major presentation by the company in Ocean City. puny tii «— /

"New Jersey BaUet Company sparkles in (Ocean Ci- • ty) Music Pier bow," I Rosemary Ellis, Atlantic 3 City Press. "New Jersey i Ballet .... should be con- > sidered a major company," William McMahon, 1 Atlantic City Press. 1

AAUW Plans Reception

STONE HARBOR - The Cape May County Branch, American Association of University Women, will open its fall season with a wine and cheese reception at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Boulevard, 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23. Membership in AAUW is open to every woman who

holds a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited four-year college or university. Prospective members are invited to attend the reception. For further information, call Marilou Rochford, vice president, at 884-1988.

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Acknowledged as NewJersey's foremost Company, its aim during its 25 year history been to bring the finest dance to all sections of the state. THE PROGRAM Sept. 29 will include classical, dramatic and jazz ballets ^ and a premier. Funding for the company's extensive performance schedule has been made possible by support from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, in cooperation with the"^ National Endowment for the Arts, as well as generous corporate, foundation and individual-contributions . Tickets for the performance can be obtained by calling the Ocean City Music Pier at 399-7628 or the New Jersey Ballet Company at (201) 736-5940.

By Charles Lamey Chris Hilljurf will go down in popjnusic history for being one of. the founding members'pf one of the 60s most successful and influential American rock groups The. Byrds. But, Hillman isn't one to sit back and bask in past j glories, te-Tje'd hard at work working on a solo country career. I Desert Rise (Sugar Hill, P.O. Box 4040. Duke Station, Durham, NC 27706) is his latest solo outing, and it ' ranks with his best work t with The Byrda and Flying . Burrito Brothers. Hillman's .choice of ^ material is impeccable, his voice is in great shape, and his band's enthusiasm mat- t ches his own. Desert Rose is an honest, enjoyable country, record that should bring Hillman to a new, larger audience. A LOT OF people probably think one of the great R&B labels of the 50s, Specialty Records, went out of business, but nothing could be further from the truth. This pioneering label is still active, reissuing some of jheir treasures. Larrv Williams' Here's Larry Williams (Specialty, 1 8300 Santa Monica Blvd., , Los Angeles, CA. 90069) is a , solid effort from one of the many R&B inspired rockers to emerge from New Orleans in the 50s. His frantic style has often been compared to Little Richard but his hits, "Bony Maronie" and "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" proved him to be a consistently entertaining performer Here's Larry Williams would make a wild party album. ALSO ON Specialty is the lone album by ttte. late Guitar Slim. The Things That I used To shows a unique, personal approach to the blues. Slim s emotional performances showed a strong influence of both soul and gospel music. The title track is probably the standout song, thanks to the support of Ray Charles' piano, but the whole thing is a treat for blues fanatics. Although this New Orleans musician died at the age of 33 in 1959, thanks to Specialty his music lives on.

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