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PAGE 14. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1984. WHITBY FREE PRESS A.C.V. I. holds one act play festival On Tuesday, Nov. 27, Anderson held the second annual Original Five-Minute One Act Play Festival. In this eve nt, taiented Ander- sonians took the oppor- tunity to write and per- form their own piays, and they produced some impressive performan- ces. The participants in the Festival felt excited, nervous, and proud, and they had fun. For example, Andrea Adair, writes about "I Hope There Is Laughter In Heaven", but was just as nervous as any actor. She thought that doing the plays was a worthwhiie function at the school. Paul Law, who played the lead in the musical "Fabian and Kiki", also enjoyed himseif. 44I thought it was great!1" he exciaimed. He feit nervous on stage at fir- st, but he soon relaxed. Despite ail the hard work of ail those direc. tly under the spotlight, the show would neyer have been a success without the support and dedication of the people behind the scenes. The teacher behind the whoie production was Len Kosurko. Last year he inspired the event, and he assumned full responsibility for it again this year. His energy and high spirits were the momen- tum that kept, and hopefully will continue to keep, this annual event rolling. Kosurko was heiped by the two stage managers, who helped keep things running smoothly. Credit also goes to the sound and iight crew, for a job well done. The people on stage and behind the scenes ail worked hard together to produce another successful Original Five-Minute One Act Play Festival, and they have ieft us looking forward to next year's show. Writers: . Merry-Lea Scheele and Heather Needham. Edited By: Nick Higgs. DO',C chaplaincy collecting food to, send to Ethiopia IvI wi a 011 sprayed bumper to bui a Undercoating oil e No dripping eHood & trunk'sprayecl a Doors drilled, sprayed anc e No appointment necessaf (NNY'S GA Opmn Mon-Fd. 8 a.mn..6 p.sn. S ith this ad gm rnperunderneath c-ar > dpluggecd ýry iBAR) Ut.i O.A p.M. IPAR ~ ~ L1 103 Dundas E. Whitby 668-3356 SHOCKS, COOLING, SYSTEMI 162 King St. E. Oshawa 571-3400 By AN NETTE The collection of food DONO VAN for Doctor Simone and Denis O'Connor H.S. the co-workers of DO'C is immersed in Mother Teresa has be-en the Christmas spirit. compieted. Sait, sugar, There are severai cooking oul and soap projects underway have been collected to which are aimed at aid Ethiopia. In total, heiping community we gathered together organizations. 200 bars 0f soap, 100 78i- boxes of sait, 200 bags of sugar, and 50 containers of cooking oul. The Chapiaincy. Team went into Toronto on the weekend to help Dr. Simone and his family ioad the food into con- tainers. They extend a thank you to all those who respended to the urgent plea to aid those les§ fortunate. Two new drives began this past, week.Ï The, St. Vincent- deý Paul Society has on ce again asked for our assis 'tance i coilec- ting. canned goods for Christmas boxes. The gradeé,13'9 are in -the midst of their special project - a Toy Drive for the chiidren at Christopher Robin. Be generous; spread a littie love and. help make Christmas special for ail And Christmas definiteiy,,is around- the corner. Tickets for the Christmas Formai on Dec. 19 at Heydenshore Pavilion are presentiy ."on- sale. Come help us celebrate the festive season. Corridor Capers f By MARY MICEACHERN k V Cail 725-8967 wlth Items for this column WHITBY TIGERS RUNNING CLUB Whitby Tigers 83 Running Club wili hold their an- fluai Christmas dinner and dance at Iroquois Park, Whitney Hall, on Friday, Dec. 21, from 7:30 to 1:00 a.m. For dancers only, the evening begins at 9 p.m. and wili cost $5 a person. Dinner and dance wiil be $10 a person. The evening will feature, cinner, live band, raffle prizes, door and spot dance prizes. Casey's wiii provide the food. For tfckets, cail Tony Jones at 668-2298. WHITBY HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION The Heart and Stroke Foundation is stiil in need of volunteers for such positions as residentiai cam- paign chairperson, downtown business chairperson, human resource person, two zone chairsons and of course ail the many volunteers necessary for a successful February Heart Month drive. If you wouid care to donate your time and efforts for any of the above positions, please cail the regionai office and leave your name and telephone number. The number is 571-1582. HAWAII BOUND Ian Barron, Whitby. Tigers Running Club president, has entered the Dec. 9 Hawaii Marathon. We wil be awaiting the resuits, and wish Ian ail the success ini the worid. FAIRVIEW BAZAAR Fairview Lodge, Dundas and Cochrane Sts., in Whitby will hold their annual Christmnas Bazaar on Wednesday, Dec. 12 from 2 to-4 p.m. There wiil be 'a variety of handinade items, crafts and childrens toys for sale. Many of the items for sale have been carefuily made by the Fairview residents. Fairview Lodge Choir wrn also entertain the guests with a selection of your favourite Chirist- mas Carois. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Dec. 16 - il a.m. Choir Cantata, Forever Christ- mas. 7:30 p.m. Candleiight Service and Carol singing. Dec. 23 - il a.m. Christmas Service. Dec. 24 - 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Service. eI,.- 1985 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 2 DOOR A 1985 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 4 D00R a~w EU-... a A a 1985 PLYMOUTH RELIANT WAGON Massed. A.C.V.I. band, to give Christmn-as cêoncert Dec 19 On . 'ýWednesday, December 19; the Music Department 'o-f. Ander- son Coliegiate, -wîll ,be presenting A Celebration -'f Christ- mas", at 7:30. p.m., in thé auditorlim at ACVI. The evening willfeature pjerformances by the Concert.. Band, Stage Band, Intermediate Band and Junior Band-, *ýBUY *RENT SHELVING LOOKERS SIDE FILES' FILING CABINETS Tickets for the per- formance may be ob- tained in advance from any music student, by calliàg the music depar- tment at the school, or at the door on the evening of the perfor- mance. Ticket prices are: aduits $3.00, and students $2.00. We wouid iike to ex- tend an invitation for NEW &USED OFFICE FURNITURE everyone to come out and enjoy an evening of seasonai musical enter- tainment. We have just confirmed that Santa Claus himseif wiil make an appearance at this. performance. For more infor- mation, and to order tickets, cal Anderson Collegiate at 668-5m0 or 686-2431. *SELL *LEASE GRANT Your Local Chrysl1e.r-Dodge Sales a>nd .Service Dealer Parts & Service« Thursdaystl,.,e WHITBY 209 Dundas St. W. b6OO PHONE 683-1%8 AJAX SHOMWG Pt. ^ZA 21 a MA"vtS> Av( ^JAX ()NtAmto &Office Supplies l-, 1 par. Ao EA, D VVAve