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B2 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, June 2, 2006 It's flot just what yru lose, it's w. ihat you gain. Restaurant gets jazzy tonight Excitement is growing over Multons first-ever jazz bar, especially for bometown musicians like Christopher Willes. Willes, a saxophone player, -will perfurmi tunigbt at South 202 Mediterranean Cuisine and jazz Bar with the Christopher Willes Trio at 8 p.m. Since its openîng a few montbs ago, the restaurant, locat- ed at 202 Main St. E., bas been featuring different jazz artists each weekend. Patrons are welcome to enjoy dinner in the bistro and then move upstairs for some dninks and music. Willes is in bis tbird year at tbe University of Torontos jazz performance program, and plays in somne of the citys top jazz clubs, including Opals Lounge on Queen Street, wbere be performs every Thursday. ertility Clinfics 4hMsissauga and Brampton, committed to excellence and compassion in fertility management and treatment. Toli Free 1-866-962-7872, www.astrafertility.com email info@astrafertility.com