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THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 2006 THE NEW TANNER 19 Prosperity One Credit Union is a full-service financial services organization serving the communities of Milton, Georgetown, Acton and Burlington with assets under administration of over $150 million. We are dedicated to providing our members with a full range of financial and value-added products delivered through quality personal service. We currently are in search of 4 entrepreneurial, dynamic, goal oriented individuals to join our growing team. Financial Services Officer/Personal Banker Burlington Branch (2 Year Contract) & Acton Branch (Permanent) Your demonstrated knowledge of the financial services marketplace is combined with a creative and results oriented approach to business development. If you are capable of making advanced retail credit and investment decisions and are motivated by helping your members achieve their financial goals, this position is right for you. Qualified applications require 3 years of experience and an active mutual fund license. Branch Administrator/Manager Teller Services - Georgetown Branch If you have solid experience leading the teller services area, you are a people person who uses an empowering management style, sound judgement and proven communication skills to motivate and lead your team to be the best they can be; this position is right for you. Accounting/Finance Manager - Corporate Office - Milton You will provide strategic leadership to the accounting function by leading the preparation, analysis and interpretation of monthly financial results; preparing annual budgets; analyzing budget variances; monitoring accounting policies and standards and presenting changes to enhance data integrity and interpretation. In this role you will also work closely with the CEO to design and develop short and long term strategies to raise financial performance; setting and administering rate structures and managing the asset/ liability matching. If you have a 3rd or 4th level CGA, five years of progressive experience, preferably in financial services, have strong leadership and motivational skills, and if you enjoy working as part of a dynamic team, this position is right for you. We thank all candidates; however only those to be interviewed will be contacted. Please apply in confidence to: search@prosperityone.ca HELP WANTED HELP WANTED DAYTIME HELP required. Monday Friday Apply in Person to Acton Subway (Giant Tiger Plaza.)(25) ARE YOU a stay at home mom or dad whos child is starting school in September? Why not earn income while still enjoying being a stay at home parent? Now training for Fall 2006 school bus drivers. For more information call Angela at Tyler Transport Ltd. 519-853-1550. CONSTRUCTION Laborer $14 per hour to start. 416-717- 8399. (25) SUPERIOR GLOVE WORKS, Canadas Leading manufacturer of work gloves has positions open for general office Staff. Du- ties include answering telephone and assisting customer, preparing packing & shipping samples. Starting wage $12.50/hour. Ap- ply in person only (no telephone calls or faxes) Must have previ- ous employment references. Superior Glove Works Limited. 36 Vimy Street Acton Ont. L7J 1S1 Previous applicants need not apply. Only those of interest will be con- tacted for an interview. (25) PART-TIME STUDENT /Apprentice mechanic help required for local repair garage. Valid/clean drivers license an asset. Please submit resume to: Yourway Auto Repair 262 Main Street, North, Acton Attention: Jason (25) TAI-CHI CLASS: Marion Pearson, Betty Holmes and Faye Pink are demonstrating some of the graceful moves made during the Tai-Chi class to any interested persons during the Halton Hills Seniors Week celebration at the Acton Seniors Centre on Monday, June 19. WHO?S GRADUATING IN 2006 9th Annual Graduation Section will be published June 29 for All area Grades 8 & 12 Graduates Parents who would like a photo of their graduate including those from University or College, to appear in our special Class of 2006 Section, contact Marie at The New Tanner 519-853-0051 The New Tanner Offi ce is at 373 Queen St. E. Acton. EXTENDED DEADLINE! HURRY...DEADLINE IS TUESDAY JUNE 27, 2006 @4PM ????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????? Well we are well into celebrating Seniors Week in Halton Hills. I hope many of you managed to get to either the Acton Seniors Centre or the Gellert Centre for some of the activities. Friday you can take advantage of swim- ming in the beautiful Gellert pool from 1p.m.- 2p.m. What a great way to finish the week, especially if it is a hot day. I was babysit- ting my two grandsons last weekend, and took them to the pool, and they just loved it! S.A.L.T. are having a Power of Attorney presen- tation by Constable Borak on Wednesday, June 28 at 10a.m. at the Georgetown Seniors Centre. Now is the opportunity to find out ex- actly why everyone should have one of these important documents completed, as well as your will. There were no mooners at bid euchre this week. The two cribbage teams that represented us at the Halton District Seniors crib- bage games did very well. Mary Walsma and Gerry Kroezen took fourth place, and Lloyd Broostad and Norma Titus placed eighth. Congratulations! The Birthday Tea cele- brating birthdays in June and July will be held on Tuesday, June 27 at 2p.m. If your birthday falls in these two months you should get a call from the phone committee, but if you dont please take this as your invitation. Some o f t h e boa r d members including Dave Dodgson, Victor Bissonnette, and Margaret Anderson took time to visit three seniors centres in Oshawa, and came back with some great ideas. All three were different; one was a multi-purpose sports and recreation centre and incorporated a library, ice rinks, and a swimming pool complex. Another was used by seniors during the day until 3p.m., then school children enjoyed the facil- ity after 3p.m. Later in the evening it was used by both seniors and the public. This seemed a great way to utilize the facilities. Betty is quite excited about a trip planned to Port Hope on Thursday, July 13. Not only will you have a tour of the town with a step-on guide pointing out all the interesting places, but lunch and a show at the 75 year old Capital Theatre is also on the agenda. Dont forget, the Centre is open Monday to Friday from 9a.m. until 4p.m. There is always lunch served on Friday; you just have to sign up by the Wednesday before so kitchen conveners know how much food to prepare. Its always nice and cool here, so if the heat is getting to you, pop in and cool off. NOW PICKING STRAWBERRIES Also available: Rhubarb & Romaine Lettuce, Garlic Blooms/Scapes, Peas PICK YOUR OWN AT THE FARM - De Paoli Ready Picked Available (Please Call Ahead) Southwest of Georgetown-1km west of Trafalgar Rd. on 15 Sideroad, Stewarttown. First farm on north side of road The Farm 873-2050 877-7976 (home) Mon-Fri 8-8 Sat 8-5, Sun & Holidays 8-12