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FAPPLE1 fl Auto Acc.aaorles IUphoitrI RepIlI ¶ui~iQ an a n (VjIafpQdton IWIndhIeId RepaIIII Mlon' Community Newspaper Since 1860 781 4MAIN ST 1 &l 2, NI-15,..,, L' TA" Comnnitv Newenaner w.miltoncanadianchampion.coom miLToNS 864785 S POR T S Dawgs clairi OEA D-3 gol Noi d fo N EW S ýay freeze rown staff A& E Miltonian pens success manual d)j Counciors GRAH-AM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION OUT 0F THIS WORLD VISIT: Dr. Dave Williams - an astronaut, aquanaut and surgeon - spoke with Chris Hadfield School students Tuesday about his three professions and how each complements the ochers. Here, he talks to Grade 8 students Marleigh Connolly and Ian Anderson about the International Space Station while using a model to show how the solar panels rotate. Man sentenced to five months in jaI By Stephanie Hounseli CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF A bush fell over the courtroom yesterday morning as tbe man who, had pleaded guilty te, causing the death of a father of three was led away in handcuffs to, begin bis five- month jail sentence. Former Milton resident Wayne Winsor, 40, looked down as he was led from the room under the watcbful eyes of bis mother and family members of local victim Tony Greco, 55. Moments before, Superior Court justice Wein had sentenced Winsor to a five-montb jail termn for dangerous driving causing death and five months for failing to stop at the scene of an accident, to be served concur- rently The jail term will be followed by a two- year probation. His driving prohibition - which started tbe day of tbe tragedy as part of bail conditions - will continue until July 2013 for a total of five years . Outside the Milton courthouse, Tonys wife, Anna Greco, expressed anger at the sentence. "Five months is nothing. Its flot enough to, set an example (to other drivers). Its nowhere near enough." She said she believes her husband died in a heroic act, swerving to avoid crashing into -see JUDGE on page Ali5 to debate hospital tax Ievy By Tim Foran CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF Milton council will debate whether to, provide cash, perbapa through a dedicated tax levy, to assiat Halton Healthcare Services Corporations as yet unapproved plans to, expand Milton District Hospital. At Mondays council session, Ward 3 Councillor Cindy Lunau introduced a notice of motion, which Ward 4 Councillor Paul Scherer indicated he would second, statmng the Town would "endeavour" to help HHS cover its share of the costs to redevelop the half-century-old. hospital, which hasn't undergone a major expansion since the mid-1980s. The motion states the Town would research and identify potential funding mechanisms including the possibility of including a special property tax levy begin- ning next year. Council will debate and vote on the motion at the June 28 council session. Lunau said she wanted the long lead time for the community to have an opportunity to provide feedback and plan te, attend the session. Under Provincial funding guidelines that began in June, 2006, Ontario pays for Iail of the planning costs and 90 per cent of the bricks and mortar for bospital capital projects. Previously, most capital cost share rates varied from 50 to 80 per cent depending on the project, the Province esee FIRM on page A14 340 Matin sbt îion ,wwwfinoreti rat. IItIiolme ROInt@ dors 878-3435