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4-The Canadian Champion, TUesday, January-29, 2002 A is'. 1 ýL Catholic trustees want provincial governmeflt to re-think salary cap UP TO 66%/ OFF!nio For a very limited time get unlimited savings at La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleriesu> Factory Authorized Clearance Sale* ltes our January Clearance event where you'l find remarkable deals selection of quality la-Z-Bos furniture in Ontario. lncludig one-of-a-kind, discontinued items and floor models. With thousands of colors ani styles to choose from, you can have thse beautiful furniture you need, right now! So hurry ini, an event of this magnitude won't last long. LLÈ LY BUY NOW, PAY LATER! O INU'REST O ?AYMENTS By KIM ARNOTT Special ta The Champion Halton Catholic District School Board trustees want more money - for themselves. Last Tuesday night, trustees passed a rea- olution asking the provincial govemment to reconsider the $5,000 cap on their salaries. The resolution, which argues that the cap acts aa "a barrier to potential trustee candi- dates," will be forwarded to the association that represents Ontario Catholic trustees for debate as its annual general meeting in April. If approved, the resolution wiIl then be forwarded to the provincial govemment on behaif of ail Catholie boards in Ontario. The board's motion asks the govemment MINISTRY 0F THE ArTORNEY GENERAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F HALTON SALE 0F GOODS AND CI4ATTELS IN THE ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT 0F JUSTICE BETWEEN The Toronto-Dominion Bank - Plaintiff and Dino Lulgi Vecile - Defendant teNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AWRIT ot Seizufe and Sale eesued oui ot the Ontario Court General Divisio) et WN5O5y and te me directed uguinst the goode and chattels and lands and tene- mente ot Dine Lulgi Veile, bearing the date July 8,1996, 1 have seized and talien toto execution and wilt oiler for sale by public auctien ut Shemwood Hume Aucîlons, 9313 4th Lino, Milten, Ont. et 7:00 P.M. Thursday, January 31, 200216 the oowing: 1999 Black Ford Mustang Cobra,?2 door Seden VIN No. 1IFAFP47V7XF1 8%58 TERME: t0O/ cash depesit by succesetut biiodert uth1e tenus et sute te bu appieal te thte petcttuee pose. Balence te bu paid in cash et cetifiai chaque Ny 2:00 PM, Febaty t, 2002 ut te Millin Ceuntsee Enfonrcement Office, 4st Steeles Ave, E. Mitoln,Ontatio. Deliver enly on puyment tn fuli, tadlng wtectt, uil puymns une toettecl. PREVIEW: 5:00 FNM. Jnuay Pl, 2002. Suteal ai the Courtteuse, Teun ot Mihen in the Regienut Municipuly et Hailton this 07 day et Jauay, 2002. No enipioeue et the Mînistty efth1e Attorney Generai mey pur- chtose uny geods or chttee. tende or tenemenle eepeeed toi alo nder teguiprooeee, etitter dimecy or indirecty. Tis sale te subjecl le cancellatien edthoul tudtter nonice op te the ttme ofteale. Alleon Hedden 905-878-7285 exil 3466 to appoint an independent body to review Uic salary cap and consider Uic workload and level of responsibility required of trustees. Current provincial legisiation limits boards to spending $5,000 for annual psy- ment to trustees. Trustees serving as vice- chairs may be paid an additional $2,500, while those serving as chairs can be paid an additional $5,000. AI Bailey, chair of thc Halton Catholic school board, doesn't believe trustees seek election for Uic cash. -I don't think anybody who nons as a trustee thinksthUey're going to make extra money at ot," he said. "It's a totally losing proposition as far as finances are con- cemed." Mr. Bailey said Uic lO toi 20 hours a week he spends on board business could easily be more profitable if he were to spend it working as his regular job. StilI, he worries that govemrment changes are making it more difficuit to attract people to run for Uic board. During Uic last election, ai Uiree Oakville trustees were acclainsed for their positions. The same legislation Uiat capped trustee salaries also cut Uic number of trustees ait- ting on most boards. Essentially, said Mr. Bailey, Uic goveru- ment doubled Uic workload for trustees and cut Uieir salaries. Prior to the legislation, most boards in Uic province paid trustees between $l10,000 and $20,000 a year. However, some Toronto-area boards considered their trustees fuil-time and paid Uiem according- ly. Oakville Trusece Alice Anne LeMay, who estimated she also spends between 10 and 20 hours a week on board business, said she's worried by Uic low number of candidates who ran in Uic last election. 'Education is a big part of your tax dol- lar," she said. "Where's Uic conceru" /2/4A Zi/A//<JAIà No shakos, shots or bars £fTcfWa~~-'EbU7Ie-~' L-. ~~8- 6 67~V7.'W Lose Up toi7 Ibs./wk. W e One-on-one service by Akiweldtrained consultants glost 30 Ibs and -Ail products are 42 unchos ephednne free .1tredfr eas otae h 120 lbs weight off.. 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