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continued from p.1 Hewson, who has worked at numerous organizations from the YMCAs in Oakville and Burlington, to the Red Cross and Oakville and Bronte yacht clubs, must remain at home unless he's accompanied by one of his sureties, members of his family. He is also restricted from entering Halton unless it's to visit his lawyer, doctor, police or court in the presence of at least one surety. Other conditions include having no contact with anyone under the age of 18 without a surety present, not to be in a position of trust with anyone under 16 and no direct or indirect contact with the six alleged victims and their families and he must not use a digital device that can connect to the Internet. He must also hand over his passport to Halton police and report to Halton Regional Accused released on bail with strict conditions Police Service's 20 Division once a week. Hewson showed no emotion while Macphail read his decision. Wearing a grey polo and khakis, he made little eye contact with anyone and spoke quietly when questioned. He left court with his family. He was represented by criminal lawyer Kaley Hepburn. Hewson will be back in court June 25. To date, six males, including four former members of the Burlington Sailing and Boating Club have come forward with allegations of assaults that took place in the Oakville, Burlington, Nepean and Kingston areas when they were between the ages of 13-16, said Halton police. Four alleged victims came forward last week. Two more had done so prior to yesterday's hearing when additional charges were laid against the accused. The alleged incidents date back to 2003, according to police, who continue to investigate. Late last week and early this week, organizations came forward stating the accused was or had been affiliated with them. Those organizations, including the YMCAs in Oakville and Burlington, the local Red Cross, and yacht clubs in Oakville and Bronte, issued statements to their members and posted messages on their respective websites. Hewson first appeared at a bail hearing last Friday and was remanded until Tuesday. He had two additional charges brought against him on Wednesday. Yesterday (Thursday), two more charges were brought against Hewson, prior to his bail being set. Anyone with information can contact the Halton Regional Police Service Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Bureau's Det.-Sgt. John Mans at 905-465-8760. -- with files from Halton Division reporters 5 | Friday, May 30, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Community Living Oakville (CLO) is hosting its 29th annual charity golf tournament on June 3 at the Royal Ontario Golf Club in Hornby. Residents can play 18 holes of golf (scramble format) for $190. The event also features a barbecue lunch and gourmet dinner and prizes. 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