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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday April 11, 2008 - 5 Police have lengthy list of witnesses to interview Continued from page 1 following day when the victim's family sought medical attention for him that the true extent of the boy's injuries were discovered. On April 2, Halton police arrested a 15-year-old Oakville youth, who cannot be named because of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, and charged him with aggravated assault and breach of recognizance. Police noted on Wednesday that about 30 more witnesses needed to be interviewed before they could make a determination as to whether additional charges would be added in light of the victim's death. The 15-year-old was scheduled to appear in a Milton Court for a bail hearing this morning. At Blakelock, the gravity of what had happened greeted staff and students during Wednesday morning classes when the school's principal broke the sombre news over the P.A. system that the student had passed away. Students are remembering their fallen classmate as a fun, outgoing person who deserved none of what happened to him that night. "He was just a good kid, he didn't start fights at all," said one student. "The school's a real mess right now." Another student who had a regular class with the victim had similar feel- ings. "He was a really nice guy, very approachable," she said. "He was one of those people you could talk to and he would actually listen to you and he could talk to you about any subject. It's really sad what happened." Denton noted that the Tragic Events Response Team is at Blakelock to offer grief counselling and support to anyone at the school who requests it. The Indian food Oakville has bee waiting for... Chamber hosts Auditor General The Oakville Chamber of Commerce is inviting all interested parties to a breakfast with Canada's Auditor General Sheila Fraser. Appointed to the position of Auditor General on May 31, 2001 Fraser has focused her office's efforts on serving the needs of parliamentarians and ensuring they have objective and reliable information with which to hold the government to account over its use of public funds. Fraser will speak about her role as an Officer of Parliament and as the government's external auditor on Tuesday, May 13 at the Oakville Conference and Banquet Centre, which is located at 2515 Wyecroft Rd. The breakfast will last from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. and will cost Oakville Chamber of Commerce members $35 (plus GST) to attend, non-members $45 (plus GST) to attend while a reservation for a table of eight will cost $245 (plus GST). Registration and pre-payment are required to reserve a seat and registration forms can be faxed to Events Coordinator Brendan Stewart at 905-8456475, e-mailed to brendan@oakvillechamber.com or mailed to Oakville Chamber of Commerce, 2521 Wyecroft Rd. Oakville, ON, L6L 6P8. For more information, call the Events Hotline: 905-845-6613 ext. 28. Real Indian food served the real Indian way... TAKE OUT & DELIVERY MENU MEAL DEAL FOR 2 2 Veg Samosas g Butter Chicken Lamb Curry y Dal Makhani Basmati Rice 2 Naans Create a Warm Ambience in Your Home $39 95 ++ Visit our showroom to see all our new & exciting products as well as this model and all our 35 models burning on display. Dinner Only Pick Up Delivery $43.95 + + & delivery charge Cash Deal Home delivery ­ minimum order $ 35.00 net Delivery Zone ­ Please ask your order-taker for a delivery area For private room or outdoor catering, please call IZ 416 617 8487 · Custom Stone Mantels · · Licensed G Fi Li d Gas Fitters · Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4 218 Lakeshore Road East Oakville 3585 Laird Rd., Unit 2 905.569.2404 www.ontariohearth.com 905 815 5900 www.paintedelephant.ca