Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - January 24, 1990, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 11MES EXTRA JANUARY 24, 1990 School page 2) By JOHN N. It took Nina Arvesen two and a half years to crack Young and the but now her wily character of Cassandra is never off Involved in a nasty little murder a storyline that was supposed to be over last Nina Arvesen is still front and She flashes that handsome profile as Cassie melodramatically faces the law for plotting her husband's while setting up her lover Paul as the chief was supposed to be Jeanne Cooper's month on not Jeanne's Kay lor is kidnapped in a but there is Cassie horning still getting mileage oat of the never-ending murder Blame it on the not Last November Nina was ping traffic in Bermuda during the five-day location shooting when Cassie and her associate Adrian were being tracked by Paul and his dad trying to scare Cassie into admitting her No. 1 in sen used to be on at 5 p.m. Everyone wanted to leave work early to catch the so they had to move it to 6 p.m. For some the show is very lar in hot climates like Teheran and But not in where Nina spent a decade before realizing lywood was the place for a working Born in New the daughter of Norway's current to Central America in Costa Nina grew up ir. Egypt and One brother studies film at the Uni- versity of Texas while another brother works in Norway's stock Asked about Central America's troubles and the U.S. Nina quietly Tm not the right person to answer She's an not a foreign affairs Nina knows but she isn't above knocking too too and the winters are too long. I'm spoiled by I love it. I've made it my Nina always the She intends to remain on Young and the for some not jump into the show is technically beyond most soap Our stories are Young and the the home of the beautiful Nina and her carved cheekbones are part of the Prompted by her Scandinavian Nina believes that once you've found your you hold on for dear CHANNEL CHATTER Two of the better actors to grace the World have left the show Hillary Bailey Smith NINA ARVESEN of Young and the and Scott The part of Margo will be recast but the writers don't know if Scott's character of Craig will emerge in the guise of another Both Scott and Hillary aged to invest their characters with a sense of humor something that TV soaps are not noted for and they will both be missed by the faithful fans of the long-running CBS PLOT PORTENTS Erica has a dream in which her father forces her to choose between Travis and Jack on My Art has Natalie An- with Cal not ing that her mother had dinner with him the night Clyde tells Lettie that Emily Ann is his Skye tells Jeremy that she's broke and Jack and vis have a fistfight over Clint rescues Viki on Life to Gabrielle agrees to tell Max about her plans to become a The mayor of resigns due to pressures from the drug Clint is unsupportive of Viki's de- sire to run for mayor but Roger is all for it. Egypt is hysterical over her un- born baby's possible illness on so she runs Alex finds her and brings her to a Trisha and Trucker make love and he tells her that no matter what he finds out about he won't take the evidence to the but he must know the in Jelka gets out his rifle and carefully loads it. The mystery about Maya's con- tact continues on Ruth doesn't know that those stock certificates from Martin are Vivian is still uneasy about the mansion and the 1990 by King Features Inc. page 3) On Feb. 6, York College of Pennsylvania will present the Pulitzer Prize and Outer Critics Circle Award winning The which is one of al Black Awareness Month ties at the begins at p.m. in Wolf For or for more call the York College Box Office at 846-7788, ext. 244. 333 The spectacularly successful Jury's Irish Cabaret returns to America and the Hershey Theatre with an ail new 1990 edition on Feb. 9. at p.m. ets with discounts for groups of twenty or are available by calling the Kershey Theatre Box Office at 534-3405, Monday through a.m. to p.m. and the Valentine celebration of the Harrisburg Civic Opera tion will be held on Feb. 10, at the historic Carlisle Barracks 11 north of Dress is jacket and tie for For more call 1-249-2464 or 763-8987. 10 333 The third annual WinterSong Performing Folk Arts scheduled for Feb. 10, at the Adult Recreation Center in offers people of all ages a chance to learn about native American music and and folklore of the country through a variety of workshops and concerts presented by some of the finest blues and tional artists in the For more information about Song and ticket availability call the Frederick Office of Special Events at The enchanting and disciplined voices of the 35-member Boys Choir of Harlem will fill the Performing Arts Center on Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. Tickets are and for and and for Discounts are available for Strand Members and Senior Special rates for school groups are also For more call Hoover at 846-1155. 333 Performing Arts 50 George My sponsored by Meridan Bank at 8 p.m. Tickets Ticket information call 846-1111. the boy who won't grow will be soaring into the Hershey Theatre when the 35th anniversary production of the ageless musical masterpiece plays on Friday through Feb. 16-18, for five Tickets from to with discounts for groups of ty or are available by ing the Hershey Theatre Box Office at 717-534-3405, Monday through 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Two entertainment Mel Torme and Helen will present an unforgettable evening of music at the Hershey Theatre on Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. Tickets are available by calling the Hershey Theatre Box Office at 534-3405, Monday through 10 a.m. to 5 17 333 Barry Tuckwell conducts the land Orchestra at 8 Leslie piano The land 21 S. Potomac for tickets call 797-4000, on concert date call 790-2000. At the Fox in the North nover is currently Tremors rated PG 13. 7 and p.m. 1 and p.m. All Dogs Go To Heaven rated p.m. matinees Texas Chain Saw cre III rated p.m. The Little Mermaid rated 6 p.m and p.m. War of the Roses rated R. and p.m. p.m. Christmas Vacation rated Steel Magnolias rated and p.m. and p.m. General admission is for adults and for children under 12 and for senior citizens with a Fox Theatre identification For additional information call Fox Theatre at 637-0333 any time or at 637-2643 during theatre hours Majestic 27 Carlisle is currently Tremors rated and p.m. p.m. The Little Mermaid rated p.m. p.m. 3r The War of the Roses rated and p.m. p.m. Blaze rated p.m. Admission is for adults and for children under 12. For 24-hour movie information call 334-2513. Q 3 Feb. 5 New Oxford Jr. High Carnation Sale Fairfield District LIU Preschool Gettysburg District Gettysburg Sr. High FHA tine's Day Flower Sale Clearview PTO Exec. 7 p.m. Franklin Township Teacher Mini Workshops to p.m. Littlestown District Choral Keefauver PTO Talent Recital 7 to p.m. South Western School District Teacher Day no school for Hanover Athletic p.m. LIU Preschool Testing LIU FLC Room Parents Littlestown District Choral LIU Preschool Testing Franklin Littlestown Chapter I. PAC 2 p.m. 333 Feb. 6 Township tary PTO Executive Meeting p.m. Littlestown Band Boosters Meeting p.m. 333 Feb. 9 New Oxford High School District Choral festival at H.S. Biglerville High School Music Department 7 p.m. H.S. 333 Feb. 10 New Oxford High School District Choral festival at Susquehanna H.S. Fairfield District Fairfield ACT test New Oxford Jr. High Carnation Sale Fairfield Science Fair Grades 7-12. Hanover ea. Hanover St. PTO Exec. 7 p.m. New Oxford Jr. High Valentine's Dance from 7 to 10 p.m. Gettysburg District Fairfield District Fairfield Science Fair Grades 7-12. LIU Board Gettysburg District LIU Preschool Testing Littlestown Rolling Acres Talent Show 7 p.m. Gettysburg Jr. High SPCA Club Dance 7 to 9 p.m. Littlestown Valentine's Dance from to p.m. 333 Feb. 11 Fairfield FHA Flower 333 Feb. 12 Lincoln's Arendtsville Elementary ety Show 7 p.m. 333 Feb. 7 Hanover p.m. Gettysburg Sr. High Peer Counseling Dance 9 to 11 p.m. New Oxford High School Adult Education Registration from 7 to 9 p.m. in the H.S. LEGAL NOTICES LIU PALS New LIU Preschool Testing Adams Littlestown Bolt Boosters ing 8 p.m. Littlestown Wildlife Field Littlestown Spring 333 Feb. 8 Township tary Book Exchange COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES BUREAU OF STATE PARKS Seated bids will be received on the 3rd City Towers 301 Chestnut Pennsylvania 17101-2702 P.M. Prevailing February and then publicly opened and read for CONTRACT NO. INSTALL SWIMMING POOL CAL FEED CODORUS STATE YORK Bid documents containing all pertinent information must be obtained from the office of the Park Codorus State RD. Box 118, PA 17331, telephone number 717-637-2816. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania reserves the right to reject any and all and to waive any or in the The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is an Equal Opportunity Employer and requires conformance with Title 16, Pennsylvania Chapter 49, Contract Compliance JAMES R. GRACE DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR RESOURCES DEPARTMENT LINCOLN GETTYSBURG LINCOLN and GETTYSBURG TOE STORY OF A- above likeness of Abraham Lincoln was painted in 1953 by President Dwight D. 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