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Photo by GRAHAM F Barry Lee shares a llghter moment with wlfe Jane as his victory unfolds during Monday niç election. Lee fends off Gerry Brook By KAREN SMITH "My motives for running were the samte as The Champ/on were nine years ugo. I really haven't changed." Barry Lee wiil serve a third ternu as Nassagaweya's Mr. Lee, 57, admitted be considered nat seeki regional councillor alter beating a counicil colleague. third time on regional counicil, but was encourage The nine-year town counicillor, first elected ta iongtime supporters ta carry on. regional council six years ugo, squeaked by After tbinking about it, ha decided that the ex Councillor Gerry Brooks in Wards 1 and 3 by 211 ence hie gained duning nine years in politica macle votes (unofficial results). more of a viable candidate than aver. Mr. Lee, who was ucclaimed last time around, îed "l'm pmobably more equipped now thun I've the two-wuy race througb the night with the exception been." of the first poil rasuits posted ut 9 p.m. 0f bis opponent's more than respectable shos A sevan ta four count in Mr. Brooks' fuvaur came Mr. Lae said Mr. Bmooks warked bard. out early, but it wasn't an indication of the final tally. "Ha daserves a lot of credit for tbe effort hae pui Altbaugb receiving strong support in bis it," be noted. Campballville constituency, Mr. Bmooks cauldn't pull Mr. Lee said be balieves bie bus "a gond rea the rubbit out of the bat. wbat ruiral residants want" and wili figbt ta pre "I've been consistent and tried toauvoid playing poli- Nassagawaya as it is toay. tics" Mr. Lea said wbiie watcbing the election resuits Mr. Bmooks, who no langer bas a seat on town c at h Milton Lions Club Hall. cil after two terus, couldn't be reuchad for commu JErica Andrew swamps rivais By STEVE LOBLANC Spectat to The Champ/on With a politically incorrect activist and relative unknown providing the competition, longtime educa- tor Erica Andrew steamrolled up the middle to become Milton's new public achool trustee. Stating that she would rather hear election results ail aE once than bit by bit, the former Halton Women Teachers' Association president didn't arrive ut the Lions Hall until shortly alter 10 p.m. By then, with just over haîf the polis in, she had 1, 165 votes - compared to Paul Tate's 398 and 359 for Reverend Ken Campbell. "It's really not my style (ta assume premature victo- t'y), but l'm very pleased with how things tumed out," said a somnewhat reserved Ms Andrew. "I think I got my point across that in very comrnitted to students and the school systern." Conceding defeat moments earlier, neither Mr. Tate nor Rev. Campbell sppeared surprised over the results. Describing himself as "the candidate from nowhere," Mr. Tate said Ms Andrew is very capable of assuming the tn.astee's seat. 11 really didn't campaign sE ail, other than tbe afl- candidates debates. However, I was happy that 1 had a chance ta help educate the public on the issues sur- rounding Bill 160," bie remarked. Rev. Campbell - by cantrast - felt a largely Ilpolitically incorrect" campaign coat him a serious mun ut the school hourd position, but did allow him appor- tunity to air bis views. Speaking in favour of Bill 160 throughout the cam- paign, the religious foundcer of Renaissance Canada said be will "*celebrate" if the controversial legislation s they ing a xby peri- him ever ving, t mbt .d on srve aun- ent. passes finai read- ing next week. He's main- tained ail along that Bill 160 takes power away from teachers and gives it back ta parents - "where it belongs." Monday night's winner said a strong door-to- door campaign plus her experi-' ence as a teacher Erica Andrew and education consultant are wbat camred her to victory. "I know the issues, because I've worked with them," said Ms Andrew. Althougb responsibilities for new school boards have yet to be defined by the province, Ms Andrew hopes ta continue grass-moots consultation with teach- ers and students. 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