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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 12,1994 - 5 SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR Teens plan to hold field party for food banks in spite of objections By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star With or without the permis- sion of Scugog Council, a field party to aid local food banks will be held this weekend. Event organizers Actov Life Entertainment is trying to send a positive message to the com- munity while aiding a good cause. "Actov Life Entertainment is an independent group commit- ted not only to letting the world hear their music, but also rais- Ing awareness to the needs of the less fortunate," said orga- nizer Carl DeBarros, who along with Doug MacNaughton and Brian Milroy, is planning the event. "We also believe that if every- one sacrifices a very small amount of their time to think about things such as our envi- A field party in aid of the local food banks will take place. ronment, the struggle of the on a farm In Scugog this weekend. Pictured are the organiz- ers Carl DeBarros, Doug MacNaughton and Brian Milroy. See story. Seagrave man killed in single vehicle roll ove A Seagrave man was killed in a single-vehicle accident in Scu- goglast week. John Heffern, 41, of Sea- grave, was travelling west bound on Concession 12, near Old Simcoe Road at approxi- mately 10:15 p.m. on July6. The 1994 Aerostar van en- tered the north ditch and rolled several times, causing exten- sive damage to the vehicle and ejecting the victim from the Trent University at Durham College Fall 1994 1 Complete a degree, part-time or full-time, in any of the following subjects: Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, History, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology For information or a brochure call: (905) 723-9747 or (705) 748-1229 truck. He was found a short time lat- er by a group of youths return- ing from a church function. He was taken to Community Memorial Hospital in Port Perry where he was pronounced dead on arrival. The incident is under investi- gation. werless and the long-term ef- ects of greed, we would see the answeris quite simple." With the goal of collecting do- nations for a number of area food banks including Operation SCUgOE, the Settlement House in Oshawa, the Daily Bread Food Bank and the food bank in Uxbridge, admission to the weekend party will be non- perishable food items such as canned fish, peanut butter and - powdered milk. To date, 12 bands have been confirmed for the three-day event including The Guilty, Ac- tov Life, The Cosmic Boogie, Le- gion, Liquid Sky and The Dirt- AKZO Authorized Dealer V4 : Opaque Wood =|/({(z]}}] Coating Penetrates and Protects ¢ Available in 13 rich colours o Effectively penetrates and protects wood surfaces. PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 Mi CENTRAL How | Restaurant open 7 days a week. 225 Platten Blvd. 985-9763 Dance Schedule July 16th Dance ISS a 70s &80's JULY 23RD DANCE "Prior Convictions" 70s & 80's JULY 30TH DANCE "Christian Bechard" 60's & 70s AUGUST 6TH DANCE "Karaoke" ® "We Support Big Brothers/BIg Sisters" Scugog Island - Doors Open 8:30 P.M. weed Band. But, the organizers said more bands will be added to the ve- nue. "Although this type of benefit is not an original idea, we do be- lieve that music brings people together," the organizers said. "For this reason, we are chal- lenging other bands and musi- cians with bigger names to play our awareness weekend or orga- nize their own events. Let's give a little back, the people deserve it!" The weekend party will be held on a 60-acre farm site on Scugog Line 12. Although the event will fea- ture primarily music, event or- ganizers hope to make it a fami- ly atmosphere with camping, barbecues and games for the family. They are also sending out a strong message that drinking and driving will not be tolerat- ed. Last month, Scugog Council rejected the idea of the field par- ty citing a number of concerns including liability and bylaw re- strictions. Information on the event can be obtained by phoning 852- 9169. M & D Meats Cook Up A Cookout SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1994 All items while quantities last \\T[Te [gTtTe F\"A 010 ])Y \ TTA (014 4 Strip Great on the BBQ Marinated Beef Back Ribs Steaks While Supplies Last 2.99 SVAN SER 2 0107] oF Eye Round Roast Marinated Eye Round Steaks Just Heat & Eat Breaded Chicken Fingers