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22 York (Pa.) Daily Record, Tuesday, December 6, 1977 Suburban Planetarium York College Presents Yule Concert Show Explores 'Star Of East' Fisher, Janet Gerber, Kendra Varnell, Ronald Panebaker Messersmith, Grace Ragusa, and Sheldon Warfield. Carol Johnson, Lisa Richter, Accompanists for the choir Margaret Suenderhaft, Janb are Carol Johnson, Rosalie Taylor, Thomas Jacoby, Sommer and Madelyn Stauf- Daniel Powers, William fer. a a I V. me 3 1 The Yuletide presentation of York College of Pennsylvania's Concert Series features their Concert Band, Concert Choir, and Madrigal Singers at 8 p.rn. Wednesday in Wolf Gymnasium-Auditorium.

The public concert is free. Dr. Joseph Salvatore, YCP assistant professor of music, will direct YCP's Concert Band. Ralph Woolley, also an assistant professor of music, directs YCP's Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers. Thomas Jacoby, a senior music major, is student director of the Concert Choir.

Sacred music and traditional carols will be performed by the following: Concert Band Sally Israel, Nancy Wilson and Kelly Trum-bower, flute; Rosalie Sommer, Diane Sommer and Marcia Englar, clarinet; Paula Graybill, bass clarinet; Ralph Stewart, alto saxophone; Carol Downs, bassoon; Dave Williams, Maureen Romeo and Denise Flood, trumpet; Adrian Strayer, baritone; James Gar- frv Mmm mm mm mm mm mw. Eugenia Hake, Barbara Hepp, Elaine Jacoby, Carol Johnssn, Megan McComas, Kathryn McCulley, Kate Miller, Sharon Pavlosky, Sharon Prorok, Lisa Richter, Maureen Romeo, Kathy Schmittle, Rosalie Sommer, Lee Stradling, and Christine Wagner; tenors John Bottom, Donald Conrad, Thomas Jacoby, Paul Kerl-inger, Daniel Powers and William Varnell; and basses Terry Cooney, James Fabre-gas, Edward McDermott, Albert King, Bradley Mandel, Frederick McCall, Timothy McCloskey, Steven Nicarry, Mark Schoemaker, Sheldon Warfield and Wayne Wood. Madrigal Singers Lyn vin, Michael Krohn and Pat Quackenbush, trombone; Michael McMahon, tuba; and Jeffrey Kuhn, Robert Bissey and Kim Hershey, percussion. Concert Choir Sopranos Betty Ambler, JoAnne Cale, Ann Caruso, Lory Cooney, Jane Ferree, Janet Gerber, Denise Good, Alexis Griffith, Nancy Hindle, Marsha Klin-ger, Karen Luckenbaugh, Carolyn McGarity, Kendra Messersmith, Sue Morrison, Robin Nace, Gwyneth Negley, Patricia Quackenbush, Grace Ragusa, Marian Renoll, Vicki Rinker, Margaret Suenderhaft and Carol Zepp; altos Lindsay Cole, Shirley DeStephano, Gail Gingerich, Doris Gromling, DELCO PLAZA MALL, CARLISLE RD.AT ROUTE 30, YORK 843-7711 WEEKNIGHTS: 7:25, 9:15 SAT. I 2:00, 3: JO, 7: JO, 9:20 and 3 p.m.

this Sunday and Sunday, Dec. 18. An evening performance is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 7:30. Admission is free to residents of the school district.

Planetarium Director David R. Black advises that tickets do not have to be obtained in advance, but that the limited seating will be on a first-come basis. Large church groups, scout and civic organizations may make special group arrangements by contacting Richard May at the school district's administration 2 nKNEY' York Suburban High School Planetarium presents "Star of the East," a special Christmas program beginning Sunday. The traditional story of Christmas begins the show, highlighted by the celestial event known as the Star of Bethlehem. Studies and scientific explanations from astronomers for this phenomenon will be explored in the presentation.

A unique light show, "An Electric Xmas" will also be presented. The lighting display will be synchronized with yuletide carols orchestrated on theMoog Synthesizer. Shows are slated from 1:30 vuiuuuiuana rn mr mi '(Uj IT TECHNICOLOR riii lurry liliiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiT Women Artists In Exhibit WEEKNIGHTS: 7:30, 9:20 SAT. A 2:13, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45, 0:35 jj YORK MALL SHOPPING CENTER Tel 757-1559 3 id.ii.niiiAj.ii What do they want? jjTARSHIP iWASiONg "Six Women An Art Exhibit" begins Sunday at the York Academy of Arts Gallery, Symphony Presents Handel's 'Messiah' 19th GREAT WEEK WEEKNIGHTS: 7:30, 9:20 SAT. 4:20, 6:10, 8:00, 9:50 1- 71 SV Burt Reynolds "SmokeyNom BONNIE AND CLYDE THEYAINT.

all Jackie Gleason Baittiit" pg A UNIVERSAL PICTURE FUN WITH JANE JANE FONDA GEORGE SEGAL pg 9:20 Washington, D.C., and the Mechanicsburg Art Club. Cheryl Wise graduated from the York Academy of Arts in 1968 and received her BS degree in art education from Millersville State College in 1976. Kathleen Laverty, BA Penn State University, has just been accepted as a postgraduate student at the Allgameine Gewerbeschule School of Design, Basel, Switzerland, where she will study graphic design. Iris Knouse, a 1976 graduate of York Academy of Arts, has won several awards for her paintings and has participated in local art exhibitions. The exhibit will run through Jan.

5. Gallery hours are 9 a. m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m.

to noon Saturdays. IF XMAS EXPENSES HAVE YOUR POCKETS ALMOST York Symphony orchestra and fhorus will usher in the Christmas Season with their rendition of Handel's Messiah in two concerts on Sunday, Dec. 11, at 4 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Dr.

James Christian Pfohl, music director and con-ducter, will direct the concert at the First Church of the Breethren, 2710 Kingston Road. The Brass Choir of the symphony will present a prelude to each concert of Christmas carols and chorales. Soloists are Frances Ercolano, soprano, Grace Brame, contralto, Samuel Jordan, tenor, and Richard Crist, bass. The York Symphony chorus has been prepared by Ralph C. Woolley, choral director, and Harold R.

Hunt, accompanist. Only 750 advance tickets will be available for each concert. They are available at the Symphony office, 13 E. Market St. (Chamber of Commerce), or any office of the Drovers Mechanics Bank.

MATINEE TUESDAY THURSDAY 1:30 ONLY 625 E. Philadelphia with a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. The featured artists are women who live and work in the greater York area. Caroline Eden studied with Lewis Rubenstein and the late Wendell Jones. She received her BA from Vassar where she won the Annual Student Art Exhibit award.

Hannelore Schmied moved to the United States from Germany in 1968. A 1976 graduate of York Academy of Arts, she recently held a one-artist show at York Historical Society. Elizabeth Sufrin obtained her BFA from Syracuse University School of Art, and also studied with the New York Art Students League. Mrs. Sufrin has taught figure drawing in BOTH THEATRES ALL SEATS 2.00 A EMPTY AND YOUR BUDGET TRIMMED TO THE BARE ESSENTIALS: TRY OUR "NIGHT ON THE TOWN FOR TWO" DINNER MOVIE SPECIAL! EVERY MONDAY TUESDAY (5-10 P.M.) SHOWS TONITE 7:15, 8:40,10:00 iMABuCt a lAHUiU Sib 'QCK ma II ADULT FEATURES WITH CLASS "MISTY BEETHOVEN" "BARBARA BROADCAST" $W5 X-MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE Christmas Organ Concert Slated PER PERSON' i i rrrjTi fnff PARKING SHOWS TONITE 7:15.9:15 'Based on purchase for two persons and includes dinner plus theatre admission to York Twin Cinema, Eost Market Street.

1 tit Penn State Offers Print Block Gass Is it HDEEES Funny! row fl'JS A iir i owns Sam Keeney Organ Piano Center in Spry. Rev. Smeltzer is pastor of the United Methodist Church in Belfast. Keeney and Smeltzer have recorded several albums together, the latest "Christmas Music." The Rev. William L.

Gould of Mechanicsburg will be master of ceremonies for the concert. Auditorium doors open at 2 p.m. There are no reserved seats. Tickets are available at the door the day of the concert. York Organist Sam Keeney and the Rev.

Richard H. "Rick" Smeltzer, formerly of Red Lion and now of Belfast, Maine, will present their annual Christmas Organ concert titled "The Sounds of Christmas" at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium of York County Vocational-Technical School, 2179 S. Queen St. in Spry.

Keeney has been playing organ for more than 20 years and is part of the music staff of the Cordorus Church of the Brethren in Loganville. He TONITE 30 ceived a B.A. in fine art from Penn State and an MFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design. Classes will be held at the campus from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays through Jan.

19. Registration should be completed through the continuing education office at Penn State-York, 771-4321. Aspiring woodcutters have an opportunity to learn the art of relief printmaking during a five-week course at Penn State-York beginning Thursday, Dec. 8. Stephen March, Spring Grove, course instructor, explained that students will learn about materials used to make a relief block, including tools, inks, and papers.

March re nut; amuse om i mi I Who is BOBBY DEERFIELD marthekelur coiutfAftCTucsousnws mc aw taos we He Pupils, Teachers Plan Exhibition Wlhw tings, photography and drawings. Teachers exhibiting include Doris Kozlov, Edward Woodward, Douglas Blanchard, Colleen Rupp, Joan Walters, Sarah Tateosian, Sandra Parlee, Robert Gold, Delores Haag, Jack Shaub and Emily Westrick. ant A exhibit will be featured Dec. 11-18 at the York Art Association, 220 S. Marshall St.

A public reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday begins the showing. Works from the art association's summer and fall classes will be displayed, including oil, acrylic and watercolor pain SCOOT TUP odb We want to know what think. INSIGHT will deal with issues that are real. Questions about God and His relationship to us through Jesus Christ.

When Every Tuesday night, 8 to 9 pm We'll be discussing topics and taking phone calls from you over the air. YCAT CHANNEL 7 Your Host Will Be Larry Estepp Pastor of The Red Lion Assembly of God Church JOIN US! York Channel 7 Lists Programs Our Budget Banquet 9 talk show. Viewer comments are invited phone 843-7722 or 846-7031. 9 p.m. Notes From The Cosmic Celebration.

Interviews with the participants. 10:30 p.m. News For The Deaf. Sharon Keller is deaf interpreter in sign language. 10:45 p.m.

Evangelist Mike Garland. Legion Post Plans Annual Yule Party STEWARTSTOWN -The auxiliary to the Stewartstown American Legion Post 455 will meet Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. at the legion hall for the annual Christmas party for members and their families. Gifts for children 12 and younger will be given.

Beverages, rolls and meat will be provided by the auxiliary for the dinner; each family should bring one covered dish and its own place settings. NEW YEAR'S EVE wit, rhe RICK ELDER SHOW i Formerly the Main Street Singers i i i APPEARING DECEMBER 28 THRU 31 AND JANUARY 4 THRU 7 York Community Access Television, Channel 7, has scheduled the following programs this week: Today 8 p.m. Insight, a religious talk show. Phone-ins are invited. Larry Estepp is host.

Call 843-7722 or 846-7031. 9 p.m. York City Council. Thursday 8 p.m. Music Box, an educational program on music for children supported by a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.

8:30 p.m Boxing from College Avenue gymnasium; taped coverage of Dec. 3 competition. 10 p.m. West Side Baptist Church. Religious service by the Rev.

Dale Brown. Friday 8 p.m. Public Forum. Live CONCERT TONIGHT The annual Christmas concert of the elementary, junior and senior high bands of Christian School of York, 907 Green-briar Road, will be held this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the school sportatorium.

The bands are under the direction of Gladys Douglas. The public is invited and there is no admission charge. Only at the I 111 UAH II im-ji I. MEM IXII II JUST Off NOffTH WIHMM "AIRPORT GIRLS" ALSO "DIRTY It used to be that the best thing you could say about Tuesday was that it wasn't Monday. But that was before Arthur Treacher's Tuesday Budget Banquet.

ArthurTreacher's delicious fish and chips served with cole slaw and your choice of beverage, all for the low Tuesday-only price of $1.89. No wonder Tuesdays are something else. I mi I even IV 111! I I.O. ir4 Mull II lotti I ousins long JohiMy HtU in We are something else!" TEENAGE bo 190 KORY LANE, YORK, PA. 720 LOUCKS RT.

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