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’ By Bryn Davies This week marks the beginning of year-end exams. Please remem- ber that a doctor’s note is neces- allinafad News Friday night pick-up needs players The June 7 game for the Jim Dandies only went to sixth innings. The runs spread was too wide for the seventh inning to be played. The Mighty Ducks started out strong and then faded as the game progressed. All the Jim Dandies had no trouble hitting. Batters were able to get some bunts in succes- sively as well. Their game on Wednesday night was cancelled due to poor field conditions at Acton’s Prospect park, with water on the diamond. The cancellation turned out to be a good thing. The ladies managed to get home before the violent thunderstorms swept through the area. Friday night baseball is quite a lot of fun, as a lot of people are finding out. From an average of 15 people per night, the group plays move ups. On the nights that more people show up, two teams are picked. It makes the game a lot more interesting when teams are playing against each other. This is a mixed baseball night with varying degrees of caliber. You don’t have to be a Roberto Alomar to come out. The games are played every Friday night at Ballinafad’s Jim Bailey Diamond. Start time is about 7 p.m. or a bit earlier. Give ita try! You'll get some exercise and meet some great folks! Principal's Corner sary for a student to avoid writing an exam at the designated time. Where this is the case, the exam may either be written at a different time or a mark may be estimated in consultation with the teacher. Each situation is examined on its own merits. Those of you who have occasion to drive through the school park- ing lot on the way to the pool may have noticed a difference in the way students use the area, Until last week, the back lot was a popular place for students to congregate to play hacky sack, lis- ten to car radios, visit with one another or to have a cigarette. In the past, we have told the stu- dents to consider the line where the blacktop meets the grass to be the school property line. In this way, students would have a place to smoke without having to con- gregate on the narrow front side- walk, where pedestrians’ right of way might be blocked and high- way traffic might present a danger. However, it has become clear that the number of students using the parking lot, combined with the steady flow of cars passing through the area has created anoth- er safety problem. We have therefore stepped up our supervision of the area and requested students to use only the grassy area. Hacky sacks and car radios playing in parked cars are no longer allowed in the parking Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, June 16, 1993 — Page 5 Year-end exams underway at GDHS lot. As well, we shall be reviewing our student smoking policy. The Board has allowed secondary schools some leniency in locating smoking areas, where safety or public concerns. have surfaced. Should you have any thoughts” } | on the matter, I would welcome hearing from‘you. photo submitted PERSONAL INFORMATION CHECKLIST - PART I by GEORGE WAGNER, C.A. We all know the importance of having key financial information available in the event of aif untimely accident. -.| Unfortunately, many of us put off the listing "of a information because it “can’t happe the ares does happen our family is left to gather the information. Prior to beginning your summer activi- a safe place. Part II of the checklist will be in the June 30, 1993 paper. * RERSONAL INFORMATION CHECKLIST A. Location of will: Executors B. Location of Other Significant Legal reements: 1. Employment contracts 2, Partnership agreements 3. Shareholders agreements 4. Marriage contrac 10. Share certificates 11. Power of attorney C. Bank 1. Branch 2. Account: D. Safety Deposit Box Location 2, Box Number © 3. Location of keys. E. Credit Cards ‘Company Account No. aes ‘Account No. George Wagar i is a chartered ‘accountant the munity and individu. als, His office is located at 2 Guelph Street, Georgetown, Ontario, 873-8100. e : icles general interest to, private businesses and individuals. Smooth Top single F1000 5 yr warranty F2000 10 yr warranty MYSTIQUE 25 yr warranty FRE FRE E Delivery FREE Bed Frame MAT - 99.00 THERAPY 30 yr warranty SINGLE MAT. - 269.00 SET - 129.00 SET - 349.00 SINGLE MAT, - 149.00 POSTURE SLEEP DELUX SINGLE MAT. - 449.00 SET - 199.00 PILLOW TOP 30 yr warranty SET - 599.00 SINGLE MAT. - 169.00 SET - 219.00 SPINE-O-GUARD SINGLE MAT. - 525.00 SINGLE MAT. - 225.00 POCKET COIL PILLOW TOP SET - 699.00 SET - 299.00 30 yr warranty Disposal of Old Mattress with purchase of mattress set FRAMES WN EE Lee Li LARGEST SELECTION OF MATTRESSES IN TOWN! 265 Guelph St., Georgetown (next to Bellamy's) emerald Ysle Bedroom gallery AND SPAS-AR-US MATTRESS SALE LOE: ex 873-2753