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7 · Wednesday, November 16, 2011 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com Sentencing expected today in cruelty case Continued from f page 1 Our new stores. More reasons to shop where you live. Courthouse on Plains Road. The humane society said the Crown is recommending Janjevic receive 120 days incarceration, a $5,000 fine, a lifetime ban on animal ownership and two years probation. The Crown is also calling for Janjevic to surrender Mea to the humane society. The Crown is recommending Steven Lopez receive 60 days incarceration, a Mea $5,000 fine, a lifetime ban on animal ownership and two years probation. Broken limb blacks out east end Southeast and downtown Oakville were plunged into darkness Monday night, after a large tree branch crashed down on a Maple Grove Drive power line. Oakville Hydro Vice President Mike Brown said the tree branch fell on a `primary feeder' at around 4 p.m., impacting a huge area bounded by Cornwall Road to the north, Winston Churchill Boulevard to the east, Lakeshore Road to the south and Kerr Street to the west. "I'm going to suggest around 4,000 customers were affected by this disruption," said Brown. "It went out just after 4 p.m. We had partial service restarted just after 5 p.m. with full service restored at 5:27 p.m." Brown said Oakville Hydro dispatched two crews to deal with the outage. One crew repaired the damaged power line on Maple Grove Drive. A second crew attempted to redirect power to the affected homes in the interim. See Hydro page 10 905 842 2140 | oakvilleplace.com facebook.com/OakvillePlace