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The canadian Champion, Tuesday August 29, 2006 - 25 IEmployment Opportuniies Start Fali with a New Career Has opened its 23rd location and 8 MORE centres are opening this year! Customer Service, Sales and'Management Opportunities Available LA Weight Loss is looking for motivated, career seeking individuals for varlous locations across Hamilton, Burîington and OakvilIe If you are searching for job satisfaction and career growth, apply to: Email stephane@IawIontario.com Fax: 1.705.727.0180 Full Training Provided Our teamn members thirrve in a busy service atmosplrere and are skilled at sfraring their love of qardening wîith our castomners. We need energetic and ambitioas people ta become integral members of oar growîng teamn A fan and rewarding environment avvaits every new member of the TERRA teamn TerraMilto Sales Associate/Garden Centre Workers Vour enthasiasm for customer service is yosr best skill. Yoa will be in a basy atmosphere and wiIi have consistent iearning while working je varloas departments of the Garden centre. Ter * Cinto Cashiers Yos perform under pressare and enioy interacting witti our customers misile being able to accsrateiy process their parchase. Voa'l be responsibie for accurate transaction entry and impeccable customer service wile Iearning a littie more each day about ail the produets available at Terra. Sales Associate/Garden Centre Workers Your enthssiasm for customer service is your best skiii. You wiii be je a busy atmosphere and wili have consistent leaming misile morking in various departments of thse Garden centre. Please send your resumne in MS WORD format to: HR@TerraGreenhou»se.COm or mail to: Human Resources. Terra Greenhouses Head Office, #8 Fifth Concession Eat, RR#1, waterdowfl, ON LOR 2H1 Fax. 905-689-1770 Appficants MLIST specify the position for which they are applying. vvv .t ra r e h0 o- ue s c Since 1982, Money Man has growe to be Cattada's market leader in thse convenience Cheque Cashing and i'aydayLoan industry. Money Mani also offers many additionai services ta meet your financial seetis awcluding: Easy Tas, Western Union. Pre-paid MaserCard, The Money Mari Card. U.S. Currency Exchange, Money Orders andi Bill Paymeets. As a preferred employer, we affec ta our staff: " Fun and challenging workplace " Flexible schedules " 100% company paid benefits " competitive wages " Fuiiy paid training "Opportunity for advancement &growth We se cuerentiy iooking for Customer Service Representativead Management Talent ie our Htamilton, Burlington and Oakville aeas. Ilf you have tise foiiawing credentiais and skiiis we wouid like ta meet yau. " High schoot graduate " 2 years customer service expenience in the retail field " Cash handling and baiancing " Good critical ttiinking and decision making " Computer and keyboarding n Strong interpersonat skitls with a friendly manner 2 years supervisorylleadership experience required frmanagement opportunities available. MADISON CHEMWCAL ~IINDUSTRES UNC. Located in Milton, the tottowing full tîme, day shit opportunity is avaîtable for the right candidate: MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT The Maintenance Assistant is responsible for provuding product (service) exceltence in the foltowing areas: *Buitding and ground maintenance in accordance with estabiished satety and housekeeping standards. *Assist with packaging and labeling of finished goods kits *Performing Iight plant tasks *Assist with shipping, receiving and inventory control In addition f0 a starting hourly rate of $12.00 we of fer a competitive total compensation package including a bonus plan, health and dental benefits, educational assistance, profit sharing and a retirement savings plan. If you are interested in this opportunity, please forward your resume f0: Madison Chemical Industries Inc. 490 McGeachie Drive Milton, ON IL9IT3Y5 debbie@madisonchemical.com fax: (905) 878-1449 We would like to thank ail candidates for their interest however, only candidates selected for an interview witi be contacted. House to be rebuit -from THIEF on page Al 1I remember standing up and it was hike 1 was being choked. A couple of seconds after that, t collapsed," he said. When he regarned consciousness, he was in an ambu- lance, Grant said. What he didn't know St the time was firefighters had located him thanks to a thermal imagrng camnera. Without it, chances are he wouldn't have survived, firefighters said at the time. Fortunately, Grant was the only person home when the blaze broke out. Ris older brother and sister live elsewhere and his parents were out. The cause of the fire was found to be a malfunction under the hood of Grant's Jeep, which had been parked in the garage. The fire gutted the garage as well as the second storey Although he hasn't suffered any long-term physical effeets, Grant said he has been in counseling ever since and is trying to come to, grips with what happened. Wliat's most difficuit to, deal with are the "what ifs," he explained. "They said the only reason 1'm here is because 1 was in the basemrent. What if 1 was on the family room. couch and I'd fallen asleep watching TV?" Retumning to school in a couple of weeks will lie a wel- come refuge and escape from what tumned out to, be a sum- mer he would like to forget, Grant said. IkIl lie at least six more montlis hefore the home on White Drive is rebuilt, since it first lias to, be demolished. Stephanie Thiessen can be rea.ehed at sthiessen@miîtoncana- dianchampion.comn.