C.C. Reader
February 17-22: Ice Capades at Hersheypark Arena featuring Tai Babilonia and
Randy Gardner-534-3911
February 18: The Love Goddesses, film, Millersville State College, Memorial
Center, 7:30p.m.--$l.--872-3011
February 18: Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, film, Penn State
Berks Campus, Reading, Student Center Auditorium, 12:15p.m.--free--(215)
375-4211
February 18: 20th Annual All American Concert, Lebanon Valley College,
Annville, Blair Music Center, 8p.m.41.--867-4411
February 18: Penn State York Campus, Coffeehouse--Al Schademan, Student
Center, 11:30a.m.-1:30p.m.
February 19: CAPITOL CAMPUS, Returning Women Mtg., BCAC Lounge,
1:30p.m.
Catholic Information Class, Coffee House, 6:30p.m
February 19: Marcel Marceau, Hershey Community Theater, 8:15p.m.--$10.50--
$12.50-534-3411
February 19: Dan Kamin: Mime, CAPITOL CAMPUS, Auditorium, 12:15p.m.-
free--783-6000
February 19-21: Major Barbara, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Mathers Theater,
Bp.m.--$3.--245-1239
February 19-28: The Fantasticks, Fulton Opera House, Lancaster, Monday-
Thursday 7:30p.m.-$6.; Friday-Saturday Bp.m.-$7.; Sunday 2:30p.m.-$7.--
297-1251
February 20: Mary Anthony Dance Theatre Concert, Lebanon Jr. High School
Auditorium, Bp.m.--$5.--273-9391
February 20: Funny Girl, film, HACC, Rose H. Lehrman Arts Center-free--
236-9533
February 20&21: Catch Me If You Can, Hanover Little Theatre, 8:30p.m.--$4.--
637-9110 or 637-5297 (also on 2/26-28)
February 21: The Gold Skate, south of Middletown on Rte. 230, all night
skate--7p.m. till 7a.m.--$3.50
February 21: Debbie Gaber and Friends, Concert, HACC Auditorium, Bp.m.--$3.--
234-7592
February 21: CAPITOL CAMPUS, bowling at Capitol (vs U. of Pittsburgh/
Bradford), Ip.m.
February 21: Pifht Annual Choral Clinic, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Blair
Music Center, 9a.m.--free--867-4411
February 21: The Young Americans, A Gershwin Festival, Hershey Community
Theater, 8:15p.m.—59.5047.50-534-3411
February 21: Brahms and Clara, Rajah Theatre, Reading, Bp.m.--$B., $7., $6., $5.--
(215)374-3161
February 21-March 8: Scholastic Art Exhibit, William Penn Memorial Museum,
Harrisburg--Monday-Saturday 10a.m.4:30p.m.;Sunday 12-4:30p.m.--free--
787-4978
February 22: Sunday Bloody Sunday, film, York College of Penna., Life-Sciences
Theater, 4p.m.--free--846-7788
February 22: Winter Pops Concert, Shippensburg State College, Memorial
Auditorium, 3p.m.--free--532-1201
February 22: Planetarium Show: The EDGES of the Universe, Gettysburg
College, Hatter Planetarium, 2 & 4p.m.—free--334-3131.
February 22: York Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Concert, Strand Capitol
Performing Arts Center, York, 7:30p.m.—56. - adults/$2. students--846-1659
February 23-March 13: CAPITOL CAMPUS, Art Exhibit, Othmar Carli-"Design
in Industry," Gallery Lounge
February 23: The Seventh Seal, film, Shippensburg State College, Cumberland
Union Building, 7 & 9:30p.m.--free-532-1201
February 23&24: A Quality of Mercy, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster,
Distler House, 8p.m.—52.50-393-9088
February 24: CAPITOL CAMPUS, Returning Women Mtg., BCAC Lounge,
1:30p.m.
Grove Mfg. Co. - informal mtg. sponsored by Placement Office, Gallery
Lounge, Bp.m.
February 24: Harrisburg Youth Symphony Orchestra Concert, The Forum,
Harrisburg, 8:15p.m.-free--232-8751
February 24-28: Izaak Walton League Outdoor Show, York Fairgrounds,
Memorial Hall, Tuesday-Friday 6-10p.m.; Saturday 12-9p.m.--$2.--428-2883
February 25: CAPITOL CAMPUS, lAA presents "Swept Away" featuring Lina
Wertmuller, Auditorium, Bp.m.--free
February 25: Hershey Bears vs Nova Scotia, 7:30p.m.--$3
February 25: Women's Health Workshop
YWCA. 9:30a.m.-3:30p.m.-free-845-2631
Choices for Better Health, York
Thursday, February 5, 1981
February 25: Kon-Tiki, film, Penn State Berks Campus, Reading, Student Center
Auditorium, 12:15p.m.--free--(215)375-4211
February 25: A Woman of Paris, film, Millersville State College, Memorial
Center, 7:30p.m.--$l.--872-3011
February 26: Lecture, Columnist Nicholas von Hoffman offers witty and incisive
comments on the American political system, HACC Auditorium, Bp.m.--$l.--
234-7592
February 26: CAPITOL CAMPUS, Returning Women Mtg., BCAC Lounge,
1:30p.m.
Catholic Information Class, Coffee House, 6:30p.m.
C.C. Cultural Committee presents Margaret Fuller performance, Auditorium,
Bp.m.--free
February 27: Art Exhibit, acrylics by Dr. Percival Roberts 111, chairman of the
Art Department at Bloomsburg State College, reception March 8, 2 to 4p.m.,
exhibit continues through March 23
February 27: Persona, film, HACC Art Center, free--236-9533
February 27: Jazz Ensemble Concert, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Schlechter
Auditorium, 7:3op.m.—free-245-1289
February 27-March 8: The Crucifer of Blood, Harrisburg Community Theatre,
Thursday 7:30p.m.; Friday & Saturday 8:30p.m.--$5.--238-7381
February 28: CAPITOL CAMPUS, Varsity Basketball at Capitol (vs N.J
Institute of Tech.), 3p.m.
February 28: Hershey Bears vs New Haven, 7:30p.m.--$3
February 28: Vocal Jazz Festival, Messiah College, Grantham, Campus Center,
3p.m.--free--766-2511
February 28: "Gotta Dance," Strand Capitol Performing Arts Center, York, 2p.m
846-1111
March 4-8: Encore performance of "Annie" at the Hershey Theater, 534-3405 or
534-3433
Exhibits at the William Penn Museum, 3rd & Norht Sts., Harrisburg
Geology of Gold - thru April 5
Extinctions & Endangerment - thru July 12
Open Tuesday thru Saturday and Sunday afternoons
Hersheypark Arena rink is open for ice-skating on Saturdays & Sundays from 2 to
4p.m.
Year-round Ice-skating at the Skateum, 860 Wesley Drive, Mechanicsburg
Hours: Monday--Tuesday--Thursday 9-11a.m., 3:45-5:45p.m., 8-10p.m.
Wednesday--Friday 11a.m.-Ip.m., 3:45-5:45p.m.,8-10p.m.
Saturday 10a.m.-12noon, 2-4p.m., 8-10p.m.
Sunday 2-4p.m., 8-10p.m.
Sunday bike rides with the Harrisburg Bicycle Club--8:15a.m. at the Cedar Cliff
Mall (off 83 south). 10-12 miles at 10-12 mph.
February 1-8: Dennis Akin: Paintings & Drawings, Dickinson College, Carlisle,
Student Center--Monday-Friday 12-2p.m.; 4-6p.m.; 7-9p.m.--free--245-1344
February 1-9: Thomas Scullin: Realism Plus, Strand Capitol Performing Arts
Center, York, Lobby Gallery--Monday-Friday 12-5:30p.m.; Saturday 10a.m.-
3p.m.--free--846-1155
February 1-21: Landscape Prints from the 17th Century to the Present, Messiah
College, Grantham, Campus Center, Monday-Friday 9a.m.-5p.m.; Saturday-
Sunday 1-4p.m.--free--766-2511
February 1-27: Laurie A. Dill: Weavings, Doshi Center for Contemporary Art,
Harrisburg, Main Gallery, Monday-Friday 11a.m.-4p.m.;Sunday 1-4p.m.--free--
232-3039
The Art Association of Harrisburg's BAL MASQUE returns to downtown
Harrisburg for the first time since the old Penn Harris Hotel was torn down, when
"PARTY IN PENN'S WOODS" is held in the Atrium of Strawberry Square on
February 28. With "PARTY IN PENN'S WOODS" as the theme, the Art
Association has chosen to celebrate the Pennsylvania Tricentennary and the
300th anniversary of the signing of William Penn's Charter.
The Ball Masque, Harrisburg's answer to New Orleans' Mardi Gras, will begin
at 8 p.m. on Saturday, February 28, and will continue until 1 a.m., with dancing to
the music of Herm Miller's orchestra and its Big Band Sound. Emcee will be Jim
Sinkovitz of WHP . . . Paul Beer, Harrisburg Patriot/News columnist, will be
honorary chairman. A cash bar will benefit Harrisburg River Rescue. Food,
arranged by committee chairman Patricia Treon, will be served picnic style in
keeping with the "Penn's Woods" theme.
Costumes will be the featured attraction of the evening, with prizes awarded
in the categories of Singles, Couples, and Groups. Paintings by Association
member artists will constitute the prizes. Costumes should carry through the
theme of 300 years of Pennsylvania History . . . up to and including the present
time. Formal attire is also appropriate.
Tickets cost $15.00 per person this year: they will go on sale early in February
at Rainbow Entertainment in Strawberry Square, at the People Place at 301
Market Street, and at the Association office at 21 N. Front Street, Harrisburg.
Tickets will also be available at the door the night of the Bal, February 28.1%e Bal
is open to both members and non-members -- everyone is welcome!
Leslie Carricato and Ann Marie Lukesh are Bal co-chairmen. Charles Schulz,
decorations chairman, is in charge of transforming Strawberry Square's Atrium
into Penn's Woods. Leo Gilroy is in charge of entertainment. Also on the Bal's
planning task force are: Mrs. Robert Reese, Carrie Thomas, Mary Davis, Karl
Foster, Bernadette Barratini, Marybeth Walkowiak, and David Lenker.
ART ASSOCIATION'S Party in Penn's Woods