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4-The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 23,1997 Overweight teLrmedically signiicant obesity? th &.progran is being oflered to patients with obesity I(or with medical complications of oversseight .r dc s[iýndsircd Io[ roisres>pondI & yo-yo dicters LASSOIATION evaluation by referral only POUR LA SANTE for turiher information calMNTL Dr. Ronnie Aronson, Endocrinology & Metabolismn (905) 337 0040 LUk.d, Wo nffsio U !E4&7 Your car 4Safety Checks IF /S Brakes 4ë24 Wheel Alignment 4Cooling System Service 4Ë Engines Lube & Fram Oit Filters 4é Computer Analysis [4 Tune Ups relquires gWalker Exhaust 4Suspension Service 4Tire Rotation & Balancing 4General Tires 4Transmissions & Service 4 (Electrical 4 (Air Conditioning 4 Shocks & Srt 4 Exide Batteries For any vehicle MAINTENANCE or SERVICE Ym M d*W M Win rIobbery at local store By KAREN SMITH The Champion A man is in custody afier a grocerv store manager was abducîed, robbed and locked in a walk-in freezer Tuesday night. The 39-year-old manager of Super Choice Country Market on Derry Road had jusi lefi work and was driving casi- bound on Derry Road when he was hit from behind near Trafalgar Road ai 9:20 p.m. He pulled onto the shoulder 10 sort oui the collision and went 10 talk 10 the driver who had slightly bumped the rear of his car. However, three occupants of the other vehicle grahhed the manager and forced him into their car, Ilalton Regional Police said. They returned him to work and made him open the store, said Halton police spokesman Sgt. Frank Philtips. Inside, they forced the manager 10 unlock the safe and the culprits removed an undisclosed amount of money. In the process of tying the manager up, the trio got nervous when they saw a patrolling police car pans by the store, said Det. Sgt. Ron Welsh. They quickly put a rope around the vic- tim's neck, locked him in a walk-in freezer and fled. Luckily, the manager found a way to free himself and immediately called police, Sgt. Phillips said. The culprits told the victimi they were armed, but no weapon was produced, Det. Sgt. Welsh said. The manager recognized one of the cul- prits as being a former employee,of the store, he said. Meiropolitan Toronto Police had arresi- ed a man in connection wiîh the robhery ai press time yesierday and charges by Halion police were pending. Police are looking for two other suspecta described as black maIes in their laie teens. They were driving a amali blue car. Anyone with information is aaked 10 contact detectives ai 825-4747 or 878- 5511, ext. 2415. Two-year-old Georgia Laurie didn't let the cool, wet weather deter her from taking in the flowers at the Milton Downtown Farmers' Market. The market opened Saturday for another season. Halton candidates can spend $66,OOO Halton candidates in this federal election are eligible to spend only $66,575.01. Figures for ail of Canada's 301 ridings were recently released. The amounîs are based on the number of voters and the geogra- phy of each riding. The four Prince Edward Island ridings have the lowest spend- ing limita. Ail are in the $49,000 range. The riding with the high- est limit is Peace River in Alberta, ai $78,589.58, followed by Pontiac-Gatineau-Labelle in Quebec ai $78,293.39 and Vancouver Island North ai $77,244.11l. The federal election is slated for Monday, June 2. The~Eprs To/I Route ol oue '/Sweet smells