Tel: (905) 465-3277 2419Marine Drive, Oakville, ON Offering a full range of hearing solutions to suit your needs. Service and Client Satisfaction Guaranteed Upfront Pricing No Hidden Fees!!! FREE Hearing aid Cleaning Rick Kienitz, HIS HID 96% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION RATING 1 1 Thursday, Septem ber 29, 2011 O A K V ILLE B EA V ER w w w .in sid eH A LTO N .co m For example, assume that when looking at the pin you estimate the golf ball will veer to the right by three feet. You, therefore, will aim three feet to the left before putting the ball. The valuable lesson learned is if the ball actually breaks by four feet, then on the next green you might adjust your sights and allow for a larger break. The same thing is true with your financial life. If your objective was to pay off a certain amount of your consumer debt during the year and you fell short, then next year take that into account and adjust things accord- ingly. Two skills are important on both the put- ting surface and in your financial life. Set a goal. Aim the ball three feet to the left or pay off half your consumer debt within a year. Adjust from time to time to ensure you make use of learned information so each time you can improve your chances of success. Try to harness your natural abilities and set objectives, monitor the results and adjust accordingly. This could be a formula for suc- cess in achieving your financial objectives. One final comment; you might get a golf caddy or investment advisor to help. That is fine, accept their guidance. However, always remember the ultimate responsibility in both golf and investments is yours. Submitted by Peter Watson, Peter Watson Investments, Oakville. New Central Public School will celebrate the completion of an addition to its building with an opening ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 5, after school from 3-4 p.m. There will be a tree planting dedication and the presentation of a student-created mural. Halton District School Board staff and guests will be in attendance. The new addition includes two kindergarten classes and two primary grade classes, as well as a teacher workroom. There is also a new blacktop play yard and structure. Students involved in the schools Community, Culture and Caring initiatives will share and reflect on what has been learned and accom- plished, such as discussing the schools support of such organizations as Right To Play and Free the Children. There will also be an open house after the ceremony for families and students. Children will be able to show their family members around the school, visit classrooms and introduce them to their teachers. A barbecue will take place from 5-6 p.m. Continued from page 9 Set a goal and then aim for it New Central celebrates changes