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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday April 11, 2007 - 39 Gymnastics provincials More than 200 athletes representing 30 different clubs will descend upon Oakville this weekend to compete in the provincial men's artistic gymnastics championships. This is the second consecutive year that the Oakville Gymnastics Club is hosting the event, which is sponsored by Rogers. Action will get underway Friday and conclude Sunday at Oakville Gymnastics Centre, located on Third Line near the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. See Friday's edition of The Oakville Beaver for schedules and a preview of the championships. THE VALUE OF THE INTEGRATED TEAM APPROACH With TAX season in full stride I su inventory of your financial health. Ask yourself some very important with the team of financial profess someone or a team of professiona picture, but also your tax and e tax person communicate with you investment and tax plan? Imagine the following for a momen were understood by your profess transactions are engineered to efficie upside in the given environment in remained focused on efficient investm I believe that effective wealth man Risk Management and the comple Legal specialists, working together When you focus on Risk Managem Investment Risk ­ the risk of losi market volatility and risk adjusted your capital to taxation (never to be recovered). As an investor you should look to minimize your investment risk by employing pension style investment management techniques and focus on "risk adjusted" returns. For taxation risk you should employ strategies in concert with your risk tolerance that will maximize tax efficiency. Working together with an integrated team of professionals can achieve those goals. Your focus should be to not only consider risk-adjusted growth, but also tax efficiency for today and for the future transfer of your wealth. Each member of your financial team should understand your financial plan and how it would evolve from an Investment, Tax, Estate and Administrative perspective. If you are currently working with an investment advisor, what are their qualifications? Was there a full financial plan prepared? Does the plan take into consideration all of these areas: Does he/she meet with you regularly to review your portfolio? What is the strategy for your current investments? Is it working? Have your advisors discussed the available tax strategies and whether they are appropriate for you? In addition, if your investment advisor has not discussed the projected value of your Estate with your lawyer or accountant, how can they possibly know what tax burden will eventually flow to your loved ones? Often, through lack of proper planning, your least favourite relative, CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) becomes your biggest beneficiary! If these specialists are not communicating, then you are probably paying too much income tax and there has not been proper planning done on the largest tax you may ever pay, the taxes due on your Estate when it is wound up! As our financial lives become increasingly more complex, don't you agree that an integrated team of financial professionals optimizing your financial health should be high on your "To Do" list? Learn to focus on Risk Management, Tax Minimization and Estate Preservation and you will optimize your financial well-being. This article was prepared by Tim Trian who is a registered Portfolio Manager with Dundee Securities Corporation, a Dundee Wealth Management company. This is not an official publication of Dundee Securities and the views (including any recommendations) expressed in this article are those of the author alone, and they have not been approved by, and are not necessarily those of Dundee Securities Corporation. To learn more information on the benefits of working with an integrated team please feel free to contact Tim Trian, CFA Portfolio Manager, Dundee Securities Corporation, Member CIPF at 905-829-0600. LIESA KORTMANN / OAKVILLE BEAVER WHAT HAPPENED?: The Teal Attack's Isabelle Mastantuong (left) and Yellow Jackets' Erica Chan look up after a mid-ice collision during the novice final of the recent Oakville Hornets house league girls' hockey championship day. House league girls' hockey results Spring into Digital Spring is the time for something new. Come see the latest technology and what it can do for you. Henry's Shoot it. Store it. Show it. Continued from page 38 O'Neill, Sarah Hannay, Emily Pringle, Laura Dziuryn, Jessica Weaver, Hannah Palozzi, coach Chris O'Neill, trainer Theresa Zurawell, assistant coach Dave Arkell, assistant coach Sergio Bettio, assistant coach Roger Allen, manager Sue Crawford. Oakville Orange Crushers: Jeannette Gamble, Emily White, Jenna Seagrove, Daniela Deschamps, Colleen Araujo, Natalie Gingerich, Emily McGuire, Christine McAllan, Devon DiMarco, Leslie-Jane Hisey, Danica Baird, Emileah Rolf von den Baumen, Stephanie Sparling, Clarisse Schneider, Samantha Stothers, Shannon Thrasher, coach Mark Thrasher, trainer Amy Rolf von den Baumen, trainer Kirsten Jarvis, assistant coach Mark Hisey, assistant coach Joe Araujo, manager Judy Seagrove. Bantam white Championship game: Code Blue 5 (goals by Kristin Gottschalk 2, Jenny Su, Alex Keefe, Natalie Deveau; shutout by Alexandra Cananzi), Purple Hornets 0. Oakville Code Blue: Alexandra Cananzi, Alex Keefe, Kristin Gottschalk, Jenny Su, Nicole Mitchell, Erica Dubeau, Kylie McLeod, Cally Hunt, Chelsea Sandre, Natalie Deveau, Cassandra Soares, Alexandra Peroni, Amanda Robinson, coach Kevin Deveau, trainer Kathy Keefe, assistant coach Ralph Gottschalk, assistant coach Steve Robinson, manager Max Cananzi. 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Oakville ALC Automotive: Jessica Colmenares, Danielle Rusheleau, Brooke Cachia, Robyn Terry, Siobhan Byrne, Erica Coules, Megan Cummings, Courtney Nuttley, Deanna Fabiano, Nicole Roberts, Samantha Shaw, Stephanie Hayward, Amanda Zaccaria, Laiken Cormier, Christine Hayward, Lauren Coules, coach Mike Shaw, trainer Kay Shaw, assistant coach Andrew Cormier, assistant coach Joe Fabiano, manager John Cummings. Senior Championship game: Team Blue 3 (goals by Michelle Werbowski, Sarah Brousseau, Karen Berends), Team White 2 (goals by Erin Melnyck 2). Team Blue: Michelle Werbowski, Marlies Beck, Jill Krush, Tina McInnis, Maria Peplowski, Kluane Chow, Lynn Rollo, Frances Grano, Jeannette Pringle, Karen Berends, Sarah Brousseau, Andrea Zaccaria, Gail Boucher-Paul, coach Ken Krush. Team White: Amanda Lynam, Pat Pickford, Meredith Orlando, Amy Brousseau, Jessica Cudmore, Karen LeBlanc, Thena O'Neill, Anne-Marie Doherty, Christina Procyk, Marika Carter, Erin Melnyck, Lynn Eplett, coach Mark Doherty. save $ 30 00 Show it brilliantly. Display digital photos and videos Uses almost any memory card type Create photo shows with music. Built-in speakers lets you play MP3 files IQ 10" Digital Picture Frame $269.99 WEBCODE: 586GET008 Henry's `Spring into Digital' flyer is in Selected Community Newspapers or online at www.henrys.com Henry's `Spring into Digital Flyer' is valid until April 29, 2007 LAWSON PARK TENNIS CLUB Rain or Shine! Column Provided by Dundee Securities Corporation Tim Trian, CFA - Portfolio Manager , Laura Trian, C.A., CFP CIM - Investment Advisor Cann at worlds Oakville netminder Trevor Cann has been named to the Canadian team for the world under-18 hockey championship in Finland. 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