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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 2012, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A11 winnipegfreepress. com WORLD WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2012 A 11 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Friday, June 29! AN EXTRA 10% * OFF! (* 5% on produce, appliances, water and dairy) Tired? Bloated? Irritable? I love the natural peanut butter at Vita Health. I love how it grinds right before my eyes! - Jaclyn M. PMSense T Premenstrual syndrome ( PMS) is a complex of physical and psychological symptoms experienced by most women that occurs cyclically after ovulation. Some of the more common symptoms include abdominal pain, headaches, breast tenderness, bloating, irritability, depression, anxiety, tension, fatigue and anger. It is estimated that 80% of menstruating women experience premenstrual emotional or physical changes with peak occurrences among women in their late 20s and early 30s. PMSense will help to . Reduce muscle tension, cramping, bloating and pain . Relieve premenstrual headaches . Relieve premenstrual breast tenderness . Support a healthy nervous system . Balance mood and hormones . Healthy liver detoxification . Increase energy and combat fatigue xperience La Soir�e chocolat�e committee members ( from left to right) Virginie De Visscher, Martine Bordeleau, Monique Bockstael, Brigitte L�ger, Joanne Plamondon, Karine Driedger, Heather Olynick, Sarah Bockstael, Sophia Scaletta Counsellor Brian Mayes, St. Vital ward; Dave Plamondon; Counsellor Dan Vandal, St. Boniface ward Culinary students from France ( from left to right) J�r�my Jager, Robin Chevignard, Adrien Pr�vost, Lucile Marmouset, Sophie Raby, Amandine Deschamps- Frilley Lynne Guertin; Carmine Militano, Stantec; Michael Guertin, Guertin Equipment Ltd. Chuck LaFl�che, President & CEO, St- Boniface Hospital Foundation; Kevin O'Connor, Vice- President & Assistant Branch Manager, Winnipeg, RBC Dominion Securities; Brigitte L�ger, Chair, La Soir�e chocolat�e Christine Girardin, MLCC; Marcel Girardin Jacqueline Jasinski, Stantec; Brianne Caron, Stantec; John Bockstael, Bockstael Construction Ltd.; Carmine Militano, Stantec Danielle Seguin- T�treault; Wayne Anderson, St. Boniface Pallet; Lee Anderson Leslie Dornan, MNP; Karen Bryk, Government of Manitoba; Carolyn Henrick, Roche Canada Kevin Williams, Taylor McCaffrey LLP; Kyle Dear, Taylor McCaffrey LLP; Carol Kurbis; Tim Kurbis, Taylor McCaffrey LLP WE'RE THERE FOR YOU COMMUNITY PROFILE On Thursday, June 7, 2012, St- Boniface Hospital Foundation proudly hosted La Soir�e chocolat�e, presented by RBC. Over 185 guests gathered at Le Th��tre Cercle Moli�re and enjoyed fine wines, signature martinis, delicious appetizers, and an indulgent selection of 16 desserts. La Soir�e chocolat�e raised over $ 90,000, and proceeds from the evening will support compassionate patient care and innovative medical research at St- Boniface Hospital. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make La Soir�e chocolat�e a sweet success! Presenting Sponsor RBC Chocolate Macaroon Bockstael Construction Ltd. Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Maraschino Cherry East Side Ventilation Ltd. Guertin Equipment Ltd. Taylor McCaffrey LLP Media Partners CJOB Radio Journal La Libert� Pattison Outdoor Advertising Radio- Canada Manitoba Winnipeg Free Press Evening Donors David Larocque DeGagne Motors Ren�e & Keith Solinsky Event Catered by WOW! Hospitality Concepts Inc. Wine Sponsored by MLCC Martinis Provided by Absolut Vodka Floral Arrangements Provided by Signature Floral Gallery Photography Provided by Thomas Fricke Photography Entertainment Ron Halldorson Duo EvanMorganLIVE. com, International Award Winning Magician Thank you to all our auction prize and dessert donors. For a full list of donors, go to www. saintboniface. ca. Mazergroup, a major retailer of New Holland Agricultural and Construction products, is currently accepting applications at our Winnipeg location for a: Business Manager Reporting to the Sales Manager, the Business Manager is an energetic, detailoriented team player who is responsible for a variety of duties supporting the Sales team as well as assisting in the delivery of superior customer service as part of a very diverse, fast- paced dealership environment. The successful candidate must be self- motivated and organized - preferably with some sales and/ or inventory management experience. A working knowledge of warranties and insurance is an asset. Own transportation is required. Mazergroup offers competitive salaries and a very comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental and vision coverage, as well as an excellent Group RRSP contribution plan. If you are interested in joining our Team; we invite you to forward your resume to: Contact: Terry DeBaets Fax: ( 204) 253- 2934 Email: terry. debaets@ mazergroup. ca Mazergroup is an equal- opportunity employer. We thank all who apply, however only successful candidates will be contacted for an interview. Dedicated to improving customer productivity with innovative solutions, Mazergroup has 13 locations in Manitoba and S/ E Saskatchewan. Arborg, Brandon, Crystal City, Hartney, Killarney, Moosomin, Neepawa, Portage la Prairie, Roblin, Shoal Lake, Ste. Rose du Lac, Swan River, Winnipeg Careers VIENNA, Austria - Austrian police did not need sniffing dogs to locate a suspected heist of 9.5 tons of garlic. The Austria Press Agency says police stopped three overloaded and sagging vans about to cross into Hungary from Austria on Wednesday and found them packed to the roof with the pungent cargo. After questioning the five men in the vehicles, they were charged on suspicion of receiving stolen goods. Police say the garlic apparently came from Spain and estimate its value at $ 37,500. The men, all Romanian nationals, were not named in keeping with Austrian privacy laws. APA cites one officer as saying it was clear what the vans were carrying even before their doors were opened. " All three vehicles really stunk like garlic," he says. - The Associated Press Heavy garlic foils fleeing thieves COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A raging wildfire destroyed dozens of houses overnight on Wednesday while thick smoke and intense, towering flames kept officials from learning the full scope of the damage to Colorado's second- largest city. The wildfire doubled in size overnight to about 62 square kilometres and over 32,000 residents were forced to evacuate, Colorado Springs emergency management director Brett Waters said. - The Associated Press B EIRUT - Gunmen attacked a pro- government TV station early Wednesday morning near the Syrian capital of Damascus, killing seven employees in the latest barrage of violence as world powers prepare for a high- level meeting that the U. S. hopes will be a turning point in the crisis. Invitations to Saturday's gathering in Geneva were sent by special envoy Kofi Annan to the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, including Syrian allies Russia and China, but not to regional players Iran and Saudi Arabia, who support opposing sides of the conflict. The UN said Wednesday that the conflict is descending into sectarian warfare. Annan's efforts to broker a peace plan failed earlier this year. Syrian President Bashar Assad has so far appeared impervious to world pressure and has warned the international community from meddling in the crisis. He said this week that his country is in " a genuine state of war," an increasingly common refrain. Assad denies there is any popular will behind the 16- month uprising, saying terrorists are driving a foreign conspiracy to destroy the country. Activists say more than 14,000 people have been killed in the violence. " What happened today is a massacre," Information Minister Omran al- Zoebi said. He blamed terrorists, the term the government uses for rebels. Activists blamed the attack on elite Syrian troops who defected from the regime Tuesday. The allegation could not be independently confirmed. Much of the violence has been sanctioned by the Syrian government to crush dissent. But rebel fighters are launching increasingly deadly attacks on regime targets, and several suicide attacks this year suggest al- Qaida or other extremists are joining the fray. " Where previously victims were targeted on the basis of their being pro- or anti- government, the Commission of Inquiry has recorded a growing number of incidents where victims appear to have been targeted because of their religious affiliation," a panel of UN- appointed human rights experts said in a report released in Geneva. Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, head of a UN panel conducting an international investigation of allegations of human rights abuses in Syria, called the country a " crime scene." UN deputy envoy for Syria, Jean- Marie Guehenno, said violence has " reached or even surpassed" levels seen before an April cease- fire. - The Associated Press Colorado wildfire grows, 32,000 evacuated Syrian TV station attacked as high- level UN meeting looms By Elizabeth A. Kennedy ED ANDRIESKI / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Smoke rises from behind homes west of Colorado Springs, Colo. on Wednesday. A_ 11_ Jun- 28- 12_ FP_ 01. indd A11 6/ 27/ 12 8: 26: 46 PM ;