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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 7, 20 19 | 22 Members of all four of the Rotary Clubs in OakvilleRotary Clubs in OakvilleR came together at Le Dome in Oakville on Jan. 23 to cele- brate the efforts of individu- als who have gone above and beyond to help others. Their effective work has not gone completely unno- ticed by the Rotary Club of Oakville, Rotary Club of Oakville West, Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar and the new Passport Club head- ed by Norma Gamble. The following people were presented with Paul Harris Fellow Awards: • Thomas R. Alton, re- tired president of the Bank of Montreal Mortgage Cor- poration who, since 1998, has devoted considerable time and effort to the very serious business of volunteering • Kerry Colborne, volun- teer with the Oakville Awards for Business Excel- lence • Arish Khoorshed, Hal- ton multicultural council, for community-based settle-for community-based settle-f ment services for immigrant and refugee communities • Todd and Trent Cour- age, Polar Bear Dip, is Cana- da's largest fundraising ef- fort for World Visionfort for World Visionf • Diana and Brian Isher- wood hosted Vietnamese refugees for a full year and are members of a committee for the settlement of a Syri-for the settlement of a Syri-f an refugee family adopted by the St. Andrew's church • Blake Stoneburgh, post- humously, and Steve Cha- bot, Stoney's Bread Compa- ny, were responsible for lift- ing up people and giving back quietly and discreetly to members of the Kerr Vil- lage community. The event attracted 120 people to share fellowship and honour the nine mem- bers of the community. Jessica Miki, president of the Rotaract Club of Oak- ville, and John Gilvesy, Ro- tary District Governor, wel- comed the guests. Guest speaker Julia Han- na spoke of "compassion and strength in our communi- ties" while Rotary Club of Oakville president Karen Milner ended the night with a thank you to a number of volunteers.volunteers.v ROTARY CLUBS HONOUR 9 WITH PAUL HARRIS FELLOW AWARDS Oakville Rotary Clubs honoured this year's winners of Paul Harris Fellow awards at a banquet at Le Dome in Oakville. Recipients included (from left) Steve Chabot, Todd Courage, Trent Courage, Kerry Colborne, Diana Isherwood, Arish Khoorshed and Tom Alton. Vanda Albuquerque/photo OPINION Halton police are investi- gating after $30,000 worth of designer sunglasses were stolen from an Oakville business. At some point be- tween Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 someone forced open the front door of the business,front door of the business,f which is located on North Service Road West, near Dorval Drive. Police said the intruder stole 50 pairs of de- signer sunglasses, along with $300 in cash. No suspect description is available. Anyone with informa- tion about this incident is asked to contact Halton po- lice at 905-825-4747 ext. 2216 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477). POLICE INVESTIGATING AFTER $30K WORTH OF SUNGLASSES STOLEN FROM OAKVILLE BUSINESS DAVID LEA dlea@metroland.com Halton police are inves- tigating following the theft of more than $6,000 worth of designer sun- glasses from an Oakville business on Jan. 29. At 1:10 p.m., a man and woman entered the store, which is located on Maple Grove Drive near Corn- wall Road. While one sus- pect distracted the em- ployee, the other grabbed the sunglasses and left the store, police said. The man is described as white, approximately five-foot-eight with afive-foot-eight with af heavy build, brown eyes and clean shaven. He wore a black baseball cap, black jacket and black jeans. The woman is de- scribed as white, approxi- mately five-foot-five, with a slim build and short dark hair. She wore a black hat and a black bag- gy trench coat. Anyone with informa- tion about this incident is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4747 ext. 2216 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). POLICE INVESTIGATING AFTER $6K WORTH OF DESIGNER SUNGLASSES STOLEN FROM OAKVILLE STORE DAVID LEA dlea@metroland.com SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER AT INSIDEHALTON.COM NEWS Rustic | Exceptional | Gourmet 2 COURSE LUNCH $14.95 For lunch or dinner reservations, please contact: T 905-825-8466 | E info@vinooakville.com |W www.vinooakville.com 3420 Rebecca St, Oakville, ON L6K 6W2 Oleg's NoFrills 1395 Abbeywood Drive, Oakville FLYER PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ONTARIO STORES ONLY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 TO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2019. TILDA BASMATI RICE 4.54 kg nuTELLA hAzELnuT SpREAD 725 g SChnEIDERS RED hOTS WIEnERS 375 g orMApLE LEAf TOp DOgS 375/450 g selected varieties gALLO orMASTRO OLIVE OIL 1L selected varieties SpLIT ChICkEn BREAST bone-in, skin on, fresh 497 397 TILDA BASMATI RICE997 1600 DOzEn ROSES assorted colours AVAILABLE fEB 12-14 197 197LB 4.34/KG CLuB SIzE EA BLuEBERRIES product of Chile, no 1 grade or RASpBERRIES product of U.S.A. or Mexico 6 Oz CLAMShELL 6 Oz CLAMShELL 197