THURSDAY-MONDAY, JAN. 3-MARCH 1, 2008

• RIZZO ICE RINK: Front and Washington Streets, Philadelphia. Call 215-685-1593.

THURSDAY-TUESDAY, JAN. 3-FEB. 26, 2008

• CHEER TECH’S CAMPS: Laurel Springs, Laurel Springs, NJ. Call 1-866-52-CHEER.

THURSDAY-FRIDAY, JAN. 3-FEB. 28, 2008

• VALLEY FORGE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CLUB: Our primary goal is to offer female junior volleyball players a positive, enriching experience in an environment that promotes individual excellence in balance with a sense of teamwork, unselfishness, mutual respect, and cooperation with others. Call 610-517-6919.

THURSDAY-FRIDAY, JAN. 3-MARCH 2, 2008

• 2-4-6-8 AMERIAN CHEEREADERS AND FOOTBALL PLAYERS: James A. Michener Art Museum, 138 S. Pine Street, Doylestown, PA. Cheer loud, cheer proud! As the recent movie Friday Night Lights demonstrated, high school football is something Americans take very seriously. Photographer Brian Finke takes it seriously too. Created with both affection and respect, his documentation of the megaphone world of football players and cheerleaders captures this quintessentially American sub-culture: crowd-pleasing, stunt-building girls and pigskin-tossing boys, in full adolescent throttle. Finke's skillful and vivid images were made during a two-year period in which he roamed the country on the trail of the top teams. These serendipitous photographs take you into the moment: the wins and losses; the intensity of friendships, rivalries, mentoring, and competition; and the cultivation of self-image and self-worth that is at the core of adolescence. Brian Finke graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1998, and his work has been featured in The New Yorker, Esquire, Time, and Newsweek. His photographs have been exhibited internationally, and are included in collections worldwide. This exhibition samples both bodies of work—football players and cheerleaders-and is accompanied by a full-color monograph published by Umbrage Editions. Call 215-340-9800.

THURSDAY-SATURDAY, JAN. 3-MARCH 15, 2008

• COUNCIL ROCK BASKETBALL: Fall/Winter 2007. The CRBA programs are open to residents of the Council Rock School District, regardless of what school they attend, public or private. Programs are offered for boys and girls grades 2 to 12. Games are held in the school gyms of Council Rock. Council Rock School District Various Schools, Northampton Twp./Holland/Newtown, PA. Call 215-579-9939.

THURSDAY-SUNDAY, JAN. 3-MARCH 16, 2008

• SKIING: Alpine Mountain Ski & Ride Center, Route 447 North, Analomink, PA. Call 570-595-2150.
• SKIING: Bear Creek Mountain Resort, 101 Doe Mountain Lane, Macungie, PA. Call 1-866-SKI-AT-BC.
• SKIING: Blue Mountain, 1660 Blue Mountain Drive, Palmerton, PA. Call 610-826-7700.
• SKIING: Camelback Ski Area, Exit 299, I-1-80, Tannersville, PA. Call 570-629-1661.
• SKIING: Elk Mountain Ski Resort, RR2, Union Dale, PA. Call 570-679-4400.
• SKIING: Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Area, Blakeslee, PA. Call 570-443-8425.
• SKIING: Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Hollow Road, Shawnee on Delaware, PA. Call 570-421-7231.
• SKIING: Spring Mountain, 757 Spring Mount Road, Spring Mount, PA. Call 888-305-5044 or 610-287-7900.

THURSDAY-SUNDAY, JAN. 3-MARCH 30, 2008

• WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY: Delaware Bobcats (est. 1975) is a women’s ice hockey club dedicated to providing a fun and competitive atmosphere for women and girls who love to play hockey --- or just want to learn how. Based at The Pond in Newark, DE, we have a diverse group of women on our team, ranging in age from 14 to 45 with a variety of skill levels. Contact Sharon Addison at 610-274-2497.
• WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY: The Philadelphia Freeze Women’s Hockey club has been in existence for over 25 years and has grown from one team playing at the University of Pennsylvania Class of 1923 rink in Philadelphia to 4 teams using 2 different home rinks and 3 different practice rinks across the metropolitan region. The mission of the Freeze is to offer a fun and valuable ice hockey experience to women. The organization is player run. All coaches are volunteers and players from each of the teams serve on the governing board. Call 215-898-1923.
• WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY: South Jersey Demons, Face Off Circle Rink, 1185 York Road, Warminster, PA. Our Vision is to form a team of women of like-minded purpose who love the game of hockey and want to develop our skills through high-caliber coaching and team play. We strive to create, promote and sustain an environment in which each participant is challenged and supported in pursuit of personal growth and development of her hockey skills and sportsmanship. Contact Chris at 856-384-1847.
• WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY: Central Penn Blades, Regency Sportsrink, Ambassador Circle in Lancaster, PA. Now the Central Penn Blades are in their 5th season and play in the Mid Atlantic Women's hockey league and the United Women's hockey league. The roster includes over 32 players, ranging in age from 12 to 55. These women vary in skill and abilities, but all have one thing in common... They come here to have fun (and get a great workout too!). Call 717-391-6065.
• WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY: Concord Flames, Ice Works Quadraplex, 701W. Duttons Mill Road, Aston, PA. The Concord Flames, established in 1998, are a competitive women's travel ice hockey club located in South Eastern Pennsylvania. We have five teams at different levels for players of all skill levels. Our home rink is at Ice Works in Aston, Pennsylvania. Call 610-497-2200.
• BOWLING: Strikes Bowling Lounge, 4040 Locust Street, Philadelphia. Call 215-387-BOWL.

FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 2008

• 7:00 p.m. FRIDAY NITE FITNESS HIKE: 8-10 miles, fast pace. The ongoing, every Friday night, all year round, Friday night fitness hike, where we try to work up a sweat exploring the sand roads and trails of Brendan Byrne S.F. Be prepared to walk at an average of 4 MPH, 15 minutes per mile pace with few breaks. Bring water and wear well broken-in boots, shoes, or sneakers (sneakers are adequate in dry conditions). Socks are also important footgear, synthetics and wool being better at preventing blisters (avoid cotton socks). The first Friday of each month there is a dessert/dinner stop after the hike at a local restaurant. Meet at Brendan Byrne S.F. Campground, NJ. Contact Leaders: Alison & Mike Baker at 609-758-4768, 609-577-9004.
• 7:30 p.m. PRE-TEEN AND TEEN BALLROOM CLASSES: Fox trot, waltz, tango, swing, salsa and cha cha. Registration required, Blue Bell School of Dance, 921 Penllyn Blue Bell Pike, Blue Bell, PA. Call 215-643-0245.
• 7:30 p.m. ARGENTINE TANGO LESSONS AND DANCING: Blue Bell School of Dance, 921 Penllyn-Blue Bell Pike, Blue Bell, PA. Learn the basics of the most passionate dance known to man: Argentine Tango! Master instructor and performer Andrew Conway with Linda Chase guide you in every step to learn the fundamentals and basic moves that create this most sultry dance. Call 215-634-1101.

SATURDAY, JAN. 5, 2008

• 8:00 a.m. FUN 6.1 MILE RUN: Media Community Center, 3rd and Jackson Sts., Media, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 9:00 a.m. CANAL WALK: Hike Distance: 4-7 miles. Walk the Walnutport Canal Towpath. This nice wintertime walk can be divided into two convenient halves. Wear sturdy shoes. Bring food and drink. Rain or blizzard cancels. Meet at Rite-Aid in Walnutport. Contact Leader: Janet Goloub at 610-767-1287.
• 9:00 a.m. FUN 5 MILE FUN: Harris Elementary School, Sharon & Bartram Aves., Collingdale, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 9:00 a.m. FUN 5 MILE RUN: Ridley Creek State Park, Gate at Barren and Chapel Hill Roads, Media, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 9:00 a.m. AHCS BIKE RIDE: 15 miles, Class: All. Beat the rush. Get your 2008 AHCS membership now. Join Deb and Dan for a few hill repeats......all class......go at your own pace. Hills will keep us warm. Post ride breakfast at Memories in Aston. Meet at Planet Fitness in Aston (452&Mariannville Road) in Aston. Contact Debbie Chaga at 610-494-3033.
• 9:00 a.m. POST HOLIDAY COOKIE AND SWEETS REMOVAL BIKE RIDE: 14-15 mph, 40 - 50 miles. Start at Indian Valley Middle School, Maple & Gruber Avenues, Harleyville, PA. Start working those sweets off by pedaling up towards Green Lane somewhere with a rest stop along the way. Temperatures below 20 degrees at 9:00 or wet/icy roads will stop us. Contact Tom Kramlik at 215-453-6311.
• 9:00 a.m. PARKIOMEN BIKE TRAIL IN WINTER: We will check out the "Perk" in winter again this year as our fall ride was wiped out by rain for a second time. Mostly dirt (bring ATB bike), 45-50 miles, mostly flat with a pizza stop midway. Pace will be 11-13 mph. Leave from the Valley Forge visitor center's lower parking lot (that's... LOWER... parking lot). Contact Ride Leaders: Doug Kennedy at 610-543-4664 and Debbie Wilson at 302-798-1243.
• 9:00 a.m. BARKSDALE TRAINING BIKE RIDE: Leave from Handloff Park in Newark for 47 rolling to hilly miles at 15-16 mph, steady endurance pace, NOT a race pace. The average speed (15-16 mph) is the overall average parking lot to parking lot. It is NOT the rolling speed, so there may be times when our rolling speed is greater (or less) depending on the terrain, etc. Ride format is double pace line, steady tempo. There are no stops. HELMETS REQUIRED!!! Please bring signed waiver with you Questions, contact Ride Leaders: Lorie Struzik at 302-354-3811 before 8:30 am or Nancy Waddell at 302-545-4146 before 7:30 a.m. NOTE: This time of year the overall average is slower so expect a 3-hour ride (leave at 9:00 a.m. back in the parking lot at noon). We occasionally cut the distance by a few miles but usually don't decide until we get rolling.
• 9:30 a.m. SOMEWHERE BIKE RIDE: 13-14 mph, 30-45 Miles. Start at Cold Spring Elementary School, 4150 Durham Road, Buckingham, PA. January's "somewhere" ride. Winter rules apply, so details will be dictated by weather conditions; scenic roads and an indoor food stop; no serious climbs, no hammering, no one dropped; ride cancelled if the weather is poor, road conditions are risky, or temperature is below 15 degrees at 8:30. Ride starts promptly. Contact Roy Zipris at 215-674-5258.
• 10:00 a.m. THUNDERGUST LAKE TRAIL HIKE: 5 miles, moderate pace. We will hike the lake trails. Meet at Parvin Park parking lot opposite office on Almond Road (Route 540), 6 miles W. of Vineland, NJ. Contact Leader: Chuck C. at856-825-9126.
• 10:00 a.m. BEAVER BRANCH BOUNCE HIKE: 10 miles, moderate pace. We explore small streams and trails in the area southeast of Harrisville pond. Bring lunch. Meet at Batona Trailhead near mile marker 8 on Route 679 between Route 563 and Harrisville Pond, NJ. Contact Leaders: Dave & Julie Hegelein at 856-235-8792.
• 2:00 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Temple plays Florida at the Liacouras Center, Philadelphia. Call 215-204-5040.
• 7:00 p.m. SOCIAL MOONLIGHT HIKE, CAMPFIRE & CAMPOUT: 6 miles, moderate pace. Hike sand roads around the lake under the full Snow moon and return to a warm campfire. Overnight camping is available; call leader to reserve space. Bring picnic type food to share at tailgate social after hike. Meet at Goshen Pond group campsite, Atsion Lake, Burl. Co. From Rt. 206 turn west onto Atsion Road, go 1.5 miles to Goshen Pond sign. Follow road to campsite. Inclement weather cancels. Contact Leader: Paul Serdiuk at 609-462-3593 eve.

SATURDAY-FRIDAY, JAN. 5-FEB. 23, 2008

• 9:00 a.m. BUCKETS BY THE BEACH BASKETBALL SKILLS CLINIC: Beginner basketball clinic for boys and girls in grades K-3 at the North Wildwood Rec. Free. Call 609-522-2955 to register.
• OPTIMIST BASKETBALL LEAGUE: Co-ed winter basketball league on Saturday mornings for 6th-8th graders. $20 registration fee forms available at North Wildwood Recreation Center. Call 609-522-2955 to register.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JAN. 5 & 6, 2008

• 9:00 a.m. SPECIAL OLYMPICS OF NJ WINTER GAMES HOCKEY FINALS: The Wildwoods Convention Center's Exhibit Hall. Floor hockey finals. Free admission. Call 609-896-8000.

SUNDAY, JAN. 6, 2008

• 7:30 a.m./9:00 a.m. FUN RUN: Earlier run: 7.5-mile; Later run: 4-mile; 5-mile; 7-mile; And the original joggers course: 2.3-mile, Springfield Library, 70 Powell Road, Springfield, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 8:00 a.m. COOPER RIVER AND ADJOINING PARKS HIKE: 6 miles, brisk pace. A “get-it-over-early” hike with optional brunch with us afterwards at a reasonably priced restaurant. Meet at the National Guard Armory parking lot at Park Ave. and Grove St. in Cherry Hill. This meeting place is one block from the intersection of Route 70 and Haddonfield Rd/Grove St. This intersection is at the corner of the old Garden State race track and has a Chili’s Bar and Grill. Contact Leaders: Barb & Ray Wittkop at 856-662-4012.
• 8:30 a.m. CITY HALL TO CHESTNUT HILL HIKE: Depart from corner of 16th & JFK Blvd. in Philadelphia. A classic winter hike. We traverse Fairmount Park and find good hiking on remote trails within the largest in-city park in the world. Terrain is level to rocky. Return to Philadelphia by train at the end of the day. Ice or heavily accumulating snow cancels. 16 miles. Contact Leader: Bruce Melgary at 215-233-0532.
• 9:00 a.m. SKIT BRANCH SERPENTINE, NJ HIKE: Depart from Olga's Diner at the Marlton Circle ­ intersection of NJ routes 70 & 73. (Note that NJ Transit bus route 406 leaves from center city Philadelphia and the Camden Transportation Center and stops at the Marlton Circle. Schedule can be gotten off the NJ Transit internet site ­ www.njtransit.com) or meet at the Skit Branch Bridge 5.2 miles SE of Tabernacle on Carranza Road at 10:00 a.m. Up, back and around the Skit Branch on sand roads, trails and fire cuts. Maybe some light bushwhacking. Expect water crossings. 8 to10 miles. Contact Leader: Milt Cannan at 856-983-9076.
• 9:00 a.m. SOCIAL APPLE PIE HILL HIKE: 7-8 miles, moderate pace. Hike the highest point in S.J. for a great panoramic view of the pines. Bring picnic type food to share at tailgate social after hike. Meet at Carranza Memorial parking lot, 6.7 miles SE of Tabernacle, Burl. Co., on Carranza Road, NJ. Inclement weather cancels. Contact Leader: Paul Serdiuk at 609-462-3593 eve.
• 9:30 a.m. LEHIGH GORGE HIKE: Round Trip Road Miles: 70; Hike Distance: 7.4 miles. Hike the Lehigh Gorge between the Tannery and Rockport. Please wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather -we will be outside all day. Bring lunch and water. Trail and driving conditions will be considered. If the weather is severe we will attempt to hike a local trail. Meeting place is the parking lot of RiteAid Drug store in Walnutport. Contact Leader: Jim Gabovitz at 610-262-3578 and Co-Leader: Carl Griffin at 610-760-0479.
• 9:45 a.m. WINTER WESTTOWN BIKE RIDE: 40-60 miles, Class: B/B-. Start at the Moylan-Rose Valley Train Station at Manchester and Woodward Roads in Moylan. Ride through the beautiful wooded hills and valleys of western Delaware County, Chester County, and possibly Delaware. Food and rest stop at midpoint. Contact Ira Josephs at 610-565-4058.
• 10:00 a.m. CANOE/KAYAK THE WADING RIVER: We’ll paddle 9+ miles from Hawkin's Bridge to Beaver Branch, option for Evans Bridge 6-mile takeout. Please contact leader to confirm trip and participation. Contact Leader Frank P. at 856-767-2780.
• 10:00 a.m. TAX SEASON-WINTER BIKE RIDING 2008-NUMBER ONE: 13-15 mph, 40 to 45 miles +/-. Start at Upper Dublin High School, 800 Loch Alsh Avenue, Fort Washington, PA. I know it's cold outside but with the later start time it will warm up some. Join me on a ride through Montgomery or Bucks County with an indoor rest stop somewhere. No one dropped, some climbing, no killers, regroup as needed. Bring food and drink and dress warmly. Temps below 25 at start time or wet roads cancels. Call if unsure if ride is on. Contact Elliot Titcher at 215-641-0607.
• 10:00 a.m. CHADDS FORD TO RIDLEY CREEK STATE PARK BIKE RIDE: Join us for a hilly and rolling ride at 12-13 mph to Ridley Creek State Park. Meet behind the Wawa in Chadds Ford at Rt. 1 and Rt. 100. Will cancel if the temperature is below 35 degrees or black ice exists. Call leaders if you have a question. Contact Ride Leaders: Barrie Jane Kintner at 610-361-0442 and Bob Wheeler at 302-239-5638.
• 10:30 a.m. STAIR CLIMBING: Stair climb session starting at the movie theater parking lot, Main Street in Manayunk, PA. Call 215-849-9080.
• 12:45 p.m. AARON’S TRAINING BIKE RIDE: NOTE: New start time. The ride leaves at 12:45 pm from Paper Mill Park at the corner of Paper Mill and Polly Drummond Hill Roads. Ride distance will be 35-45 miles (plus or minus 5) with an average speed of 16-18 mph depending on terrain. This training ride is for those wishing to maintain what they developed over the past year. If in doubt about the weather please call the Ride Leader Aaron Chen at 302-731-1456. We will not start if it is raining.
• 1:00 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Drexel plays Hofstra at the Daskalakis Athletic Center, Philadelphia. Call 215-895-1999.
• 2:00 p.m. INDOOR BIKE TRAININ: It may be cold outside but we can train indoors. Bring your own bike and trainer for 30 - 60 minutes of working out to a Spinerval tape. We have room for five people, so it is first call, first on the list. Please call each week to be included in the next session. Contact Maliya at 610-363-3538.
• CHEERLEADING COMPETITION: PWCC, Colonial Elementary School, Plymouth Meeting, PA. Contact Mrs. T. at 610-825-1500 x1951.
• CHEERLEADING COMPETITION: ECDA Regional Championship, Cumberland Valley High School, Mechanicsburg, PA. Contact Leroy Sturgis at 800-940-4322.
• CHEERLEADING COMPETITION: New Year’s Classic, Toms River High School East, Toms River, NJ. Contact Mike Majorano at 856-273-8388.

MONDAY, JAN. 7, 2008

• 10:00 a.m. BATSTO WEST SIDE HIKE. 5 miles, easy/moderate pace. Meet at Batsto parking lot. Bad weather cancels. Contact Leaders: Norm Lucas at 609-654-5893 and Bill Schmitt at 856-767-1838.
• 4:30 p.m. APPALACHIAN CLOGGING: Especially geared for tap dancers, Blue Bell School of Dance, 921 Penllyn Blue Bell Pike, Blue Bell, PA. Call 215-643-4397. Registration required:215-643-0245.
• 6:30 p.m. FUN 3.2 MILE RUN: Ridley Area YMCA, 900 South Avenue, Secane, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 6:30 p.m. LOOP RUN: Run the Loop around the River Distance: 8.4 miles (Kelly and West River drives), Lloyd Hall, Philadelphia. All abilities are invited. For additional info, contact Susan Hurrey at 215-483-1967.
• 7:00 p.m. GET ON TRACK WITH FITSMART: Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, 2309 Evesham Road, Voorhees, NJ. 90% of people regain all of their weight lost within five years? FitSmart Weight Management Program offers unique metabolism testing, cutting edge body composition testing, & analysis for the most effective & sustainable weight loss. This program is sponsored by FitSmart at Virtua: The Center for Weight Management and Longevity. Please register everyone who will attend online below or call 1-888-Virtua-3 (1-888-847-8823).
• 7:00 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASEKTBALL: La Salle plays Penn at the Tom Gola Arena, Philadelphia. Call 215-951-5170.
• THE FITTEST MAMA CHALLENGE 2008: Be part of the biggest healthy lifestyle challenge for mothers in the Greater Philadelphia area! Now is your chance to make your New Year’s Resolution a reality, and participate in your very own competition, hosted by One Fit Mama™. You’ll get to participate in this intensive 12-week fitness and diet competition, get in the best shape of your life, and compete against other members for fantastic prizes and rewards! Prizes are awarded at every stage...the Grand Prize Winner is rewarded with over $1200 worth of products or services! The Fittest Mama Challenge is a team-based incentive program designed to help mothers make positive changes over the course of 12 weeks, in order to move towards a long-term healthy lifestyle. Participants strive to eat right, exercise, and shed those unwanted extra pounds. The Fittest Mama Challenge begins at Athlete's Advantage in Conshohocken, PA. Call 215-886-2869.

TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 2008

• 3:00 p.m. KEMPER PARK BIKE RIDE: 13-14 mph, 15-25 miles. Start in Kemper Park, 905 Valley Road, Warminster, PA. Let's start out the New Year with some brisk riding. Contact David C. Atkins at 215-675-4597.
• 6:00 p.m. GROUP TRAINER BIKE RIDE: Class: ALL. Every Tuesday night thru the winter, unless circumstances prohibit, there is a group trainer ride 6:10 at Cycle Sport. We follow training videos for a 40min to 1hr workout, not including warm up and cool down. People wishing to "ride" with us need only bring their bike and trainer. The workout is as hard or easy as you wish, so riders of all abilities are welcome. Contact Harry at 610-565-9535.
• 6:30 p.m. FUN RUN: Earlier run: 7.5-mile; Later run: 4-mile; 5-mile; 7-mile; And the original joggers course: 2.3-mile, Springfield Library, 70 Powell Road, Springfield, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 6:30 p.m. RIDE BY NIGHT BIKE RIDE-NORTH WILMINGTON: Leave Brandywine High School for a 20 mile ride around residential areas in north Wilmington. The pace will be 12-14 mph to insure that we don’t outrun our headlights (front and rear lights required). The ride will be canceled if black ice conditions exist, or if the temperature at the start of the ride is forecasted to dip below freezing. Contact John McCormick at 302-668-8749.
• 7:00 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Villanova plays Seton Hall at the Pavilion, Villanova, PA. Call 610-519-6591.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 2008

• 10:00 a.m. CARRANZA MEMORIAL TO LOWER FORGE HIKE: 11 miles, moderate/brisk pace. Hike from Carranza Memorial to Lower Forge and back on the Batona Trail. Severe weather cancels hike. Meet at Carranza. Contact Leaders: Heinz Knaupp at 609-801-1168 and Bill Poulson at 856-983-7609.
• 10:00 a.m. PALMYRA NATURE CENTER HIKE. 6-7 miles, brisk pace. Take Route 73 North to the last light before the Tacony Palmyra Bridge and turn right. Follow the signs to the Nature Center. Meet in the parking lot at the Center. Contact Leaders: Barb & Ray Wittkop at 856-662-4012 and Paul Foged at 732-988-5273.
• 6:30 p.m. FUN RUN: 5.5-mile; 4.3-mile; 4.57-mile; 3.2- mile, Swarthmore Presbyterian Church Parking Lot, Harvard Ave., near Rt. 320, Swarthmore, PA. Contact Bill McGurk at 610-291-9707.
• 6:30 p.m. FLY BY NIGHT BIKE RIDE-NEWARK: Leave Paper Mill Park for a 20 mile ride around residential areas in Newark. The pace will be 12-14 mph to insure that we don’t outrun our headlights (front and rear lights required). The ride will be canceled if black ice conditions exist, or if the temperature at the start of the ride is forecasted to dip below freezing. Contact Ride Leaders Mario Nappa at 302-239-1179.
• 7:00 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Penn plays Lehigh at the Palestra, Philadelphia. Call 215-898-6151.
• 8:00 p.m. INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING: Or Hadash Synagogue, 190 Camp Hill Road, Fort Washington, PA. Participatory dancing. Dances from around the world! No partners necessary. Call 215-283-0276.
• 8:15 p.m. ARGENTINE TANGO LESSONS AND DANCING: Holy Savior Club, 436 E. Main Street, Norristown, PA. Learn the basics of the most passionate dance known to man: Argentine Tango! Master instructor and performer Andrew Conway with Linda Chase guide you in every step to learn the fundamentals and basic moves that create this most sultry dance. Call 610-272-2921.