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From left to right, William Cringan, J. Michael Finkbeiner, Lou Odorico, Peter Ewen and Linda Kraav In my last article I spoke of getting the right professional to handle your different tax and financial needs. All year round I focus on making m{ service to my clients better. This tKcarl believe I have assembled my best team ever to handle your needs. I am very proud of the group I have put together. Here are their professional backgrounds. J. Michael Finkbeiner â€"â€" President. I have a B.A. in Economics from the University of Western Ontario and my CGA accounting designation. I have been a controller of different private companies and the accounting manager for a division of Nabisco Brands Ltd. I have been in my own tax and accounting business since 1987. Lou Odorico â€" Vice President. Lou has a B.A. in Economics from McMaster University and is currently enrolled in the senior level of the CGA ’pmgram. Lou was previously employed as a controller with a company in Hamilton for 11 years. He has been with Diversified t{)r almost three years and is extremely well liked by our clients of all Peter Ewen â€" Financial Consultant. Peter has a B.A. in Economics from the University of Westem Ontario and an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Windsor. Peter is the president of his own company, Crescent Oil, in Hamilton. Peter has been with me on a part time basis for four years and is a great help to us in tax season. William:Cringan â€" Financial Consultant. Bill has completed the Business Administration Eogmm from Sheridan College and is currently enrolled in the CMA program at the senior vel. Bill has three years experience in the personal income tax preparation business and has experience in the private sector as a controller and administrator. Linda Kraay â€" Financial Consultant. Linda is a graduate of the University of Guelph‘s Commerce program and is currently enrolled in the CMA acoom;ilnj ggfiglx at the senior level. Linda helped start our Burlington satellite location last year with us full |Toxmred Cut Pile Saxony Installed YOU PAY NO GST or PST! 45 07. 100% AylON instanea SPRING SPECIALS AT WHOLESALE PRICES Fancy Carpet 467 SPEERS ROAD OAKVILLE Telephone 845â€"9742 or 845â€"3824 Regarding any delivery problems time ever since. Doorâ€"toâ€"Door Flyer Distribution 2441° LAKESHORE RD., "OAKVILLE : (Bronte Village Mal!] Diversified Investments Group Expires March 31, 1993 essm Help needed to j dig out hydrants Only 28 oz 100% nylon Region of Halton Public Works personnel and fire fighting personâ€" nel are currently clearing snow from public fire hydrants. Because of the amount of fallen snow and the vast number of fire hydrants, the snow clearing task is going slowly. 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