2- The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday July 4, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Canada Day fun CELEBRATION: The Chartwell Baptist Church held a Canada Day Celebration at King's Christian College featuring family entertainment, including: (clockwise from the left) Hudson Ford, 10, enjoying the all-ages ball hockey tournament; Johnathan Moate, 10, tries to steal the ball away from Elliot Schmidtz, 10; musician Jacob Moon; and Mackenzie Machry, 9, staring at an egg that's about to disappear during a magic show performed by Matthew Disero. PHOTOS BY SABRINA BYRNES / OAKVILLE BEAVER Celebrating CANADIAN QUALITY · Durham · Gibbard · Bogdon & Gross · Brunetti · Vogel · Superstyle/Trendline · Villageois · Leda · Dutailier · Leathercraft · AP Industries · Reflections · Bühler · Canadel · Artage · Ferretti and more! Canadian Sound is Oakville's exclusive dealer of Sony BRAVIA XBR3. Canada RIDE program had a few close calls Five suspensions handed out Halton Regional Police are viewing the results of a Canada Day R.I.D.E. program in Oakville with mixed feelings after a series of license suspensions were handed out. Although none of the 603 drivers stopped proved to be impaired, five had enough alcohol in their systems to warrant 12-hour license suspensions. The Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) program stops drivers briefly so police may determine their level of sobriety. Those who are suspected of drinking are required to take a roadside breath test, which can result in a pass, a fail, or a warning. A pass means the driver has less than 50 mgs of alcohol in 100 mls of blood and is allowed to drive on. A warning means the driver has between 50 and 100 mgs of alcohol in their blood, which is what police say happened in the case of the five drivers given 12hour suspensions. A fail indicates the driver had more than 100 mgs of alcohol in their blood and results in the person being arrested and taken to the police station for the full breathalyzer test. A reading of more than 80 mgs of alcohol in that test can result in criminal charges and an immediate 30-day license suspension, followed by a minimum one-year license suspension upon conviction. The Canada Day R.I.D.E program in Oakville was held at various locations throughout the town for approximately five hours. Police promise frequent spot checks throughout the year in all parts of the Region of Halton in an effort to combat the carnage caused by impaired drivers. The BRAVIA XBR3 Flat-Panel Television delivers outstanding home entertainment. Its beautiful piano black finish and floating glass construction adds elegance and sophistication to any room. Your home deserves the best 217 Lakeshore Road East Downtown Oakville Since 1953 www.swissinteriors.com Summer Hours: Tuesday-Thursday 9:30-6 · Fridays 9:30-9 Saturdays 9:30-5 905.844.3530