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Teen band to ROCK out for youth mental health at bene t concert Four Oakville teens are putting on a bene t rock show in support of youth mental health Thursday, Oct. 23. Anthony Sitas, 17, is the lead singer of KNHO, which also features drummer/percussionist Mena Labib, 17; and 18-year-old guitarists Michael Panza-Beltrandi and Kevin Geatrix. The band members, who are also students at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School, have chosen to donate all proceeds to Oakville's Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK), which provides family-centred mental health services for children and adolescents. "We wanted to donate to ROCK because it came to our school raising awareness for mental health," Sitas said. "We recognized it (mental health) was a growing issue, and even had one of the band Choirfest set for Oct. 21 at St. Volodymyr centre Choirfest 2014 is being hosted at Oakville's St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre Tuesday (Oct. 21). The event is put on by the Canadian Orpheus Male Choir and features performances by the group, as well as Oakville's Circle of Harmony Chorus, the Burlington Welsh Male Chorus, WomEnchant Chorus, and Mohawk College Community Choir. The show at the 1280 Dundas St. W. centre starts at 7:30 p.m. and tickets cost $15. To purchase tickets or for more information, call 905-650-3961 or email howard.davis@sympatico.ca or kthomas5462@gmail.com. 21 | Friday, October 17, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com We decided to use music and our band as a tool to do something good in the world and strive for healthier, happier people, especially teens. Lead singer of KNHO Anthony Sitas members personally affected. So, we decided to use music and our band as a tool to do something good in the world and strive for healthier, happier people, especially teens." The show starts at 7 p.m. at the 124 Dorval Dr. high school's theatre and tickets cost $5. "We have to put together a light show and an hour set list... we expect to have a sellout crowd with 300 people," said Sitas. The KNHO band members got together early in their high school careers when they discovered each other's talents. Although the teens will be heading off to university next year, with the hopes of studying neurology, engineering, aviation management and music, the foursome say they are taking full advantage of their time together and want to use their talents to support a good cause. The bene t concert will feature covers from Led Zepplin, Metallica and REM to Coldplay and Bob Marley, as well as a collection of original songs, which the group is working on. For more information on the band or the bene t concert, visit www.facebook.com/ KnhoIsTheWay. A story, Celebrating talents of Oakville authors, artists Saturday, in the Thursday, Oct. 16 edition of the Oakville Beaver incorrectly spelled the name of local author and retired police detective Larry Cowley. The Beaver regrets the error and any inconvenience it may have caused. Correction Advertorial Upgrade your daily routine with the latest skincare technology (NC) The latest trend in skincare technology makes it easier to achieve and maintain smooth, healthy-looking skin. Known as sonic skincare, the new handheld devices feature oscillating brush heads that cleanse the skin. Sonic technology is designed to gently remove dirt and impurities, and is more effective than washing with hands or a washcloth. "It's like getting a spa facial treatment at home," says Shoppers Drug Mart beauty expert Pierce Rees. "The new sonic brush from Life Brand is gentle enough to use everyday--simply wet your face, use a small amount of your favourite facial cleanser, and let the sonic oscillation do the work." "This technology is not only great for regular facial cleansing, it also helps prevent clogged pores and blackheads from developing," says Rees. Like the Life Brand brush, most devices come with interchangeable heads for various purposes, such as regular cleansing and exfoliating. Also trending in skincare are problem-solution products that t in a purse or desk drawer, like oil-absorbing sheets, and lotions that contain nourishing ingredients like aloe, vitamin E or argan oil. www.newscanada.com Beauty&Spa MICRODERMABRASION A progressive, non-invasive procedure for skin resurfacing Improves: Sun Damage · Fine Lines · Age Spots · Large Pores · Acne Scars · Superficial Blemishes For a limited time, receive a Microdermabrasion Treatment for only $99.00! (Regular Price $125.00) Book Your Appointment Today! OAKVILLE PLACE (905) 849-1671