ATHLETICS Is a Roth IRA conversion right for you?


It’s not too early to start training for the Team Decathlon in November.


Sean Gabrio, CIMA® MAC Member Senior Vice President Wealth Advisor Portland


Scot Berryman CFP® CIMA® Senior Vice President Wealth Advisor Eugene


Jim Mead CFP® CIMA® Senior Vice President Wealth Advisor Bend


Jeff Weiler


Managing Partner Senior Vice President MAC Member Lake Oswego


866-882-5840 www.morganstanley.com/fa/thepacificwealthgroup


Recruit a Friend for the Team Decathlon


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et ready for next spring’s Decathlon by preparing for, and participating in,


the Team Decathlon in November. A few months from now friends, spouses, parents and teenage children form teams of two to compete in 10 events. Team members work together to complete push ups, vertical leap, bench press, 40-yard shuttle run, 50-yard swim, free throws, bike, mile run, 1,000-meter row and jump rope. Whether members are avid or amateur


athletes, competing in the Team Decathlon provides a new challenge and an invigo- rating workout, encourages participants to meet new people, and culminates in celebrating accomplishments at the Team Decathlon banquet.


For moreinformation, call the Fitness Office at 503-223-8573 or go to theMAC. com. WM


Fall Fitness Challenge Returns in September


he Exercise and Conditioning Committee sponsors the annual Fall Fitness Challenge again this September. The goal of the challenge is to improve personal performance in selected events throughout a six-week period. This year’s event has some additional new features. For more information, see the September issue of The Winged M or go to theMAC.com. WM


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