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Weather for Oakville, ON Fri Sat Sun Mon 25° 14° 28° 15° 31° 18° 28° 17° Page 10 TOWARF retrieves lost boater Hoisting Stanley Cup Sports www.insidehalton.com dentistoakville.com 905-842-6030 Stay Connected! Friday, June 17, 2016 | 32 pages A Publication of Metroland Media Group Connected to your community - $1.00 incl. tax Of cer and citizen earn awards from MADD Halton by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff One of eight Great Pyrenees-mix puppies, born to mother Juno, who is in the care of the Oakville & Milton Humane Society (OMHS), who arrived just in time to catch the Oakville screening of Oddball, a movie featuring a similar breed of dog, that's part of the Willson Oakville Film Festival. The local pups will make their public debut at the screening. | photo by Nikki Wesley ­ Oakville Beaver (Follow on Twitter @halton_photog or facebook.com/HaltonPhotog) Pups to make debut at Oakville lm fest by Julia Le Oakville Beaver Staff When Juno came into the Oakville & Milton Humane Society's (OMHS) care in early March, staff had no idea she was expecting. The four-year-old Great Pyrenees dog was timid, frightened and still getting oriented with her surroundings having come from a rural area. "Juno had never known what it was like to sleep with a roof over her head," said Lisa Ashby, OMHS fund development manager, explaining the dog had be a guard of livestock. Juno came to the OMHS Cornwall Road shelter when her owner died and his wife could no longer care for her, said Ashby. Even with the shelter at maximum capacity, staff got creative when it came time for the expectant mother to deliver, converting the OMHS laboratory into a makeshift maternity ward. On April 25, Juno gave birth to eight puppies -- two females and six males. The pups will make their public debut when they make a special appearance at the Willson Oakville Film Festival, which takes place June 24-26. They'll be arriving at Film. Ca, 171 Speers Rd., around 3 p.m. on June 25, just before the screening of the familysee Oddball on p.18 The Oakville-based Halton chapter of MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) held its annual general meeting at the Oakville police station Wednesday (June 15) where it recognized two heroes responsible for taking impaired drivers off local streets. Halton Regional Police Service Const. Andrew Lindsay received MADD Halton's 2016 Of cer of the Year Award for arresting a total of 24 alleged impaired Impaired driving drivers and issuing 61 roadis not an accident. side suspensions in 2015. It is a Milton resident Tom Cachoice. hill received the Citizen of the Year Award for reporting Supt. Al Albano an impaired driver to police, Halton Regional Police Service following that driver until police arrived and recording the whole incident on his dash camera. Halton Police Supt. Al Albano opened the AGM. "Halton police are strong supporters of MADD because we share many of the same beliefs. Impaired driving is not an accident. It is a choice," he said. see Of cer on p.20 for 6-months Unlimited Classes! spring/summer special is $99 M O R N I N G S T A R 1410 SPEERS RD. #5, OAKVILLE TAEKWON-DO (just east of 3rd line) free uniform for the first 20 people (new members only). www.mstartkd.com 905-847-8955