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12-The Canadian Champion, Fnday, August31, 2001 MILTON CAFE SPICY INDIAN&CANADI.g«IJME BiiEntem md LWfern emipes S"eqle et Mihiu CaêWiitb eoWmer Ben, Who OMesrM ofndiq Ne bas en in te restaurant business for te pas 25 year. Ho is well verueilin dil vdelles o nuiaiCuisine. Me loms fruTudkkwho s 16 Spi JDALPURIj CrD URYlMES.Ei a wtiro l fd Ai loir "m u6wi ià"es4 mn WHAT' rS ON IN MOLTOe SPIC-Ir 1#4044b.N Aà F Special Feature Dulpurl Rolti vvith Chicken. Beef, Gaat or Vegetables Breakfast & Luncheon Buy 3 tickets. uet Specials ORNE-lu oit TAKE-OUT 905-876-2559 88 Ontario Si. N, JA .... ft.. soffi n* Siop«) Sffly% D ... t.) in-ai : fi- 1 Bucket Sales 15 pieces of the Colonels tender chicken for *15--9.9 , ta, 276 Main St. 878-4171 (bit-{ 189 M'4ill qJc>lPJ LIjS £»V T-15E IC» TIc> r-IIl W55IEICE1vI3 Street - 878-6680 WE=DNE=SDAY jFeaturlng Mike Daley Sept 5th -0 -Aw W&1'ffwriwap i 37 AI TRE ESz-95 7-18z Join us on our Patio for a BBQ Friday, SaturdaV & Sunday 201 Main St. E. 905-876-4899 Chudleigh in favour of pay hike ByRICHARD VIVIAN The Champion A 25 per cent MPP psy raise wont take affect until after the next election, and Halton MPP Ted Chudleigh says he can't think of a better timne. Your career. Your choice. Your li«fea 1 "' h.n ýi i ï 1 Y I 1kïl\ý î xv 'c altilh satary was and that's what 1 ran for. 1 did- n't expect a big bump mid-term," he said. "I think the whole compensation pack- age waa pretty fair and I think it was put forward in a fair way." The Centre's pre-apprenticeship and certification programs provide short-term, comprehens 'ive training that allows you to start a new career in Iess than a year. Industrial Electrician Industrial Mechanic Precision Machining and Tooling MSCE I-Net Certification- Network+ Certification Construction Industry Motive Power Network Technician Web Designer A+ Certification Office Administration www.theceThe oCenr Open Saturdays, Sundays, Civic Holiday Monday & Labour Day ' - July 21 ~ Sept. 3, 2001, 10:30 arn - 7:00 prn Ordy 15 minutes fromdstheAtpon on HWY 4ffOI 1 FREE PARKING 401 and Trafalgar on Eighths Une, East of r.J, Trafalgar Road, South of Denty Roacd. North of Britannia Road - For ttjntfiomis &(G" Sakes caff 1-800-734-3779 wwwanm#aLcoem NO RAINCHECKS/NO REPVNDS. NO PETS OR COSTUME WEAJ'ONS PLEASE. Anitc, PliýIC backlasil to a proposccl 42 per cent raise this spring, the responsibility of determining an approptiate increase was handed to Integrity Commnissioner Gregory Evans. Earlier this week, Mr. Evans announced MJ>Ps would receive a 3 per cent raise retroactive to April 1 and an additional 3 per cent each year until the next election - expected ini 2003. Followmng the election, salaries will rise by 25 percent. 've neyer liked the idea that MPPs vote on their own salary. I've always thought that was very suspicious and I think the public does too," said Mr. Chudteigh. 'l like the way that this salary increase is han- dled by the integrity commissioner, which is an appropriate person to look at these tbings." MPPs previously eamed a $78.007 annu- al salary. Following the next election, salaries wil tise to $106,554. This is the first raise MPPs have received since 1990. In 1995, under the NDP gov- emment, MPPs accepted a 5.5 per cent pay decrease. The integrity commnissioner's decision to raise salaries was a necessary one, Mr. Chudleîgh continued. Without the incrcased salary, it would be difficuit to attract and keep political figures who could eamn more working in -the pri- vate sector, he said. "The Ontario government is a $60-bil- lion-a-year operation. That's about the samne size, 1 think, as the Ford Motor Company world-wide. You want some pretty good people running an enterprise that size and ils appropriate that you pay a salary that would attract those people," he said. "If you don't have a very good compen- sation package, what you get is a group of individuals who are wealthy in their own righs running for politica. That creates a govemment for the rich and by the rich." -CORRECTION NOTICE- "We wish to point out that a prînting error appears in" The Canadian Champion Phone Book regarding the location of the place of practice of Dr. Debbie Hawkins. Please be aware that Dr. Hawkins ONLY operates from her own Vterinary Hospital, Iocated at 550 Ontario Street South (the Pizza Hut Plaza). (90 5) 875-6888 7- -1 L. m 71