Jeff Green | Nov 04, 2015


They are going to be at it again next Saturday night.

Inveterate rocker Tom Revell is bringing his own '60s/'70s band Bauder Road, and will share the stage with Dark Horse, Still Standing, Ten Cent Hat, The Fonzies and other friends in the dance party to end all dance parties, all for a cause that only gains in importance each year.

Proceeds from the dance and silent auction will be shared between the Loughborough Christmas & Emergency Relief Committee and Verona’s Christmas for Kids for their yearly campaigns.

This year's dance marks the start of 16th annual Rock 'n Roll Toy Drive, a Christmas tradition in South Frontenac that provides Christmas presents for families who would not otherwise be able to give them out to their children.

“Everybody works hard to give the best for their children, but sometimes there is no money left over for extras, such as presents, and we raise money for these groups who do such a good job matching presents to families who need them,” said Revell, who works as a youth counselor in his day job.

The group putting on the dance, which is headed by Jamie Deline and Rebecca Wagar, is also seeking donations from area businesses to help in this fundraising event. Contributions will be greatly appreciated in helping give area children a present on Christmas morning. They can be reached through the “16th annual Rockn'roll Toy Drive” Facebook page.

The dance starts at 8 pm and tickets are $20 per person, which includes raffles, silent auctions and an 11pm buffet. They are available at the Legion, E-Clips Hair Salon in Sydenham, Sydenham Pet & Food Supply or by contacting one the organizers directly. They will also be available at the door on the night of the dance.

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