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Town throws support behind Juno bricks campaign The Town of Halton Hills has donated $3,050 to the Juno Beach Centre Association, and Halton Region has matched that amount. The association requested Halton Hills, Halton Region as well as Oakville, Milton and Burlington purchase Memorial Bricks to support the Juno Beach Centre located in Normandy, the site of the Canadian army landing in France on D-Day, June 6, 1945. The bricks are commemorative engraved plaques listing the name of the veteran who gave their lives during the Second World War, and also includes their rank, decorations, unit, service date and location of service such as "Italian Campaign". It will be placed on a kiosk walls outside the centre's front entrance. The Town will donate $50 for each brick on behalf of 61 Georgetown and Acton servicemen who were killed in the Second World War. Halton Region has matched this donation. If approved by their respective councils, Milton will buy 55, Oakville 44 and Burlington 104. Air Cadets' big night Following their annual inspection at Memorial Arena, members of the 756 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets assembled for a photo of their award winners. Recipients included; (front, from left) LAC Elizabeth Colter (Initiative and Enthusiasm), LAC Laura Crawford (Best Drill Team Member), LAC Alex Hazell (Best Dressed Cadet), AC Rebekka Lance (Best First Year Cadet). Back row, Sgt. Evan Read (Interflight Trophy), LAC Alex Harmsen (Most Improved Band Member), F/Sgt Melanie Bechard (Best all round cadet), WOI Andrew Northmore (Leadership, Chief Warrant Officer Award), Cpl Justin Crowe (Best Junior NCO) and WOII Cassandra Leonard (Cadet of the Year). Photo by Ted Brown In a Change of Command ceremony of the 756 Wild Goose Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, incoming Commanding Officer (CO) Capt. Lisa Millar signed the documents accepting the command as outgoing CO Major Gary Kramer (left) and overseeing officer Maj. Robert Beck looked on. Capt. Millar is only the third female CO in the history of the squadron to take command of 756 Squadron.