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Dancin' the night away!1 The young couple above simply danced the night away last Wednesday as Henry Street High School students held a 21 hour dance-a-thon to raise money not onfly for themnselves but for two worthy charities as well. The young couple shown here are Graham Gautier, a grade 13 student at Henry and his partner, Paige Brodie, a grade 13 student at an Oshawa high school. According to Kathy Irwin, secretary of the Student Council, the dance-a-thon raised ap- proximately $2,500. 0f this, she says, $1000 will go to Ronald MacDonald House, a housing facility for parents with children being treated for cancer at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto; $500 will be donated Wo Bowmanville's new Participation House, a group residence for mentally retarded aduits and the balance will be used to fund other student activities. - free Press Photo by Michael Knell. WFITBY FREE PRFSS, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1980, PAGE 23 RegionalSehool Dra ma Festival The high schools in Durham Region wiIl be holding their l3th annual Drarna Festival on February 27, to March 1 at GL. Roberts Collegiate in Oshawa. It is one of twenty- five such festivals held throughout the province each year to give students and teachers the opportunity to show their dramatie talents. They also have the oppor- tumity to win one of the awards provided by Sears, sponsor of the Ontario-wide Festival. The awards are for best production, four out- standing performances and outstanding technical achievement. There is also an adjudicator's award, which may be given to an in- dividual or a group, and the adjudicator rnay select a number of deserving studen- ts to receive Awards of Menit for acting or other theatrical achievement. The winner of the Durham Region Festival will be in- vited to participate in the O.C.D.F. Regional Showcase, to be held at Ault- sville Hall, St. Lawrence College, Cornwall, on April 17, 18 and 19. Other schools par- ticipating in the Cornwall regional Festival will be from the Upper Ottawa Valley, Georgian Bay, St. Lawrence, Seaway, Bruce- Grey and Kawartha North Districts. This is one of four regional festivals to be held in the province in March/April. The other three regionals will be in Toronto on March 27, 28 and 29; in Hamilton on April 10, il and 12; and in Sault Ste. Marie on April 24, 25 and 26. The top nine plays from the four regional festivals will be invited to the O.C.D.F. Final Showcase, to be held at the West Ferris Secondary School in North Bay on May 8,9 and 10. TRENTWAY AIRPORT SERVICE To and from Toronto International Airport dally. Featuring a low cost luxury coach as well as a private car wlth door to door service. Also featuring a speciai reduced rate at Holiday Inn, Toronto Airport. By Rosorvation Only: Cmli Trentway Bus linos 1-800-267-0949 Or set your Local Travel Agent TOWN 0F WHITBY "<r<~PROCLAMATION ROTARY WEEK TAKE NOTICE THAT February l7th to February 23rd, 1980, is hereby proclaimed as "Rotary Week" in and for the Town of Whltby. Citizens are reminded that this is the l5th anniversary of the foundlng of Rotary International which now has spread to 152 countries throughout the world and involves more than three quartiers of a-million men who are dedicated to the ideal of service to others. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 2Oth day of February, A.D., 1980. J. C. Gartshore, Mayor Town of Whitby NOWVOPEN In The WHITB'Y MALL (Across From The New Lîquor Store) -CHEESE TRAYS- -180 DIFFERENT CHES- - PINA COLADA MIX-ý - wýPATE - -DE VON CREAM- -IMPORTED FOOD & SPICES- 1251 Slmcoe St. N. Oshawa 579-2244 Whltby Malil H ours: 10Oa.m.-lO0p.m. Monday - Saturday 579-0405 - COFFEE -mm T EAS-