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Mlton's omnt Ne O lWoALE S T ATE S PO0R TS CO0M MU N 1 T Y See what's on the market inside Marauders secure first season win wwnultoncanadianchampion.comn Duo bring aid to Kenyan orphans \MOtOrist PIS car-j acked Robbeiy leaves mam uninjured but shaken A car robbery on Fniday the l3th left a Milton man shaken and police on the lookout for a suspect they consider dangerous. Just alter 1 arn., a motorist in bis mid-tbirties was exiting the west- bound lanes of Hwy. 401 and was waiting for the ligbt ta turn green at James Snow Parkway when a vehicle approached him fram behind and stopped. A man walked up ta the victims door, told hlm he had a gun and ordered hlm ta get out of the vebicle. The victim complied and the sus- pect got into the victim's car and 4 drove away southbound on James Snow Parkway, followed by the vebi- see MANi on page Al1 GRAHAM PAINEI CANADIAN CHAMPION 1 i s d NFALLEN BMX'ER HONOURED: Family, friends and fellow BMX racers release balloons at Tm DaSlvas grave site Sunday afternoon ta mark the one year Toa'G anp n anniversary of his passing. The prominent and beloved racer was killed building a track he designed at nearby Halton Place. olysC a po CT scanner goal now $5 mnillion BusInEss A5 OPINION A6 CHA»MpioN couNRY A7 The Milton District Hospital (MDH) Foundation bas pushed the fundraising goal for-its CT scanner campaign ta new heights now that a local developer bas made a large pledge. Orlando Corporation bas committed ta match every dollar up ta $750,000 thats raised over the next year for the new equipment, allowing the foundation ta bump its $3.5-mil- lion target up ta $5 million. The additional funds will be uscd ta acquire further support equipment for the diagnostic imaging department. "Matching gifts inspire aur danors because they know the value of their gift doubles," said foundation directar of development Donna McLaughlin. "Orlando Corporations pledge will provide a significant incentive ta encour- age donors ta give even more generously" Orlando Corparatian president Phil King said the company is excited about its new rela- tianship with the foundatian. "The people of Milton should not have ta travel ta, other bospitals ta obtain a CT scan," he said. "Milton is grawing at a [ast pace and the facilities at the hospîtal must keep pace." With the new goal of $5 million, the CT scanner and diagnostic imaging renewal cam- paign is one of the most ambitious fundraisers the foundation bas even undertaken. AIl the funds raised will caver the cost of purchasing the new scanner, renovating the existing space ta accommodate the scanner, renewing current diagnostic imaging equip- ment and building an annex ta expand the size of MDH's current diagnostic imaging depart- ment. Eacb year more than 2,900 Milton residents require a CT scan. For more informatian an the campaign visit www.farthegoodofusall.ca or caîl the faundatian at (905) 876-7014. DATELIN A10 CI.AssIFIED A14 ww nunanadhanchampion.com www.miltontoyota.com www.gorrudsautogroup.com Cl topH 'rVlo o SEIOR