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Milton's Cmuit e aper Since 1860 r' "M de KI =YOeu* a im3.10 R EA L E ST AT E See what's on the market inside S POR T S Foundation looks to fund needy ids www mutoncanadianchampioncom C O M M U N 1 T Y Teams get ready for long walk MI I . . IE A e -. . r. e -e- BSem GRAHAM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION BACK TO SCHOOL Grade 4 Guardian Angels School teacher Anna Santini was back in the classroom last week, sorting books and supplies so students could get night down ta the business of learning on the first day of school today NCatholi c» school board chair resigns By Krissie Rutherford SPECIAL TO THE CHAMPION Four montbs after a group of board members called for bis resignation, chair of the Halton Catholic District School Board AI Bailey bas stepped down. The Burlington trustee says ifs not the con- flict that led to his resignation - ifs first and foremost a desire to spend more time with bis family, wbich has gone througb a number of changes lately, including the death of his father- in-law "Theres been disagreements on the hoard, there has been time in the boardroom when things got personal," Bailey said at last Tuesday's board meeting. "That wasn't the determining fac- tor in my resignation." The chair officially resigned Friday, at which time a by-law called for Vice-Chair Alice Anne LeMay to step into the position. Sheli serve as chair until the boards December 4 meeting when a by-election or other process the board LeMay, t( position asi The reasi nation oft inability tw agreeing on more. ,Woodbine being sued Two women have filed multiple law- suits totalling more than $17 million against the drunk driver who left them widows and the local casino wbere she'd heen drinking that fateful night two years ago. The three negligence suits seek com- pensation [rom the Woodhine Entertainment Group - which owns Mowhawk Racctrack - and Lynn Albrecht, who drove the wrong way on Hwy 401 for more than four kilometres and killed two men in a head-on colli- sion in August 2005. Her hlood alcohol level was found to he almost twice the legal himit at the time. A judge in Milton recently sen- tenced 48-year-old Alhrecht to five years in jail and prohibited her from driving for 16 years. The jury which had earlier convica- cd her of two counts each of impaired dniving causing death and criminal neg- esee WOOOBINE on page A5 id Today's Champion OPINION A6 CHAMPION couwTRiY A7 DATEINE All MDHS REUNION A14 CLASSIFID A20 mwwnltoncanadianchampion.com too, was asked to step down [rom hierm vice-chair in April, and also refused. www.mlitontoyota.coml son five trustees called for the resig- GORRUD'S th orsleadership included an A T Dwork toward a common vision, AU TO n the proper role of the trustee and www.gorrudsautogroup.com *see DECISION on page AS AI Bailey's resignation took effect Fniday. -:NfOa aRna wý