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' The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Novmeber 2, 1 977 PONTYPOOL Get-well vfishes are sent to Cliff Richardson in Oshawa General Hospital and to John Allan in Bowmanville Hospital. MVrs. Saidie Kirk and Bill Allen are bôth recovering from pneumonla., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nimigon are both in ver-y poor health. Last week th)e-.Y stayed wit'h Jon an Muriel Nimigon in Millbrook. This weelç they are backý home in the village wvith1 daughter, Mary, caring focr them. Readers are reminided of the roast beef dinner this week and the Thankoffering service on Sunday. SmalI eilîdren will be looked after in the nursery class. A Bo,-y Scout troop is being formecd with leader, Laverne Mirhe-ad. Alinterested boys, il years and over, are asked to meetý at the front door of the Comunit"entre on Thurs- dayo. 3rd at 7:00 p. m. Mvr. and Mrs. Dunn (presently living in former parsýonage) have purchased the Backstromi home (beside Curtis îM-cKay). Ay girls who Îish to become C.G.I.. memibers- will be intere,ýsted týço no that Mrs. Laverne F'inney will be starting the group up again atrthe newv year, Mrfs. LloydClairkspt severýal da y"s ilst eekwt Mr. and Mýrs. Dan 0' Connell in Pe-terborougb. àMr. and MIrs. 'O'Connell returned the visit on Friday. This week Mrs. Clark is in Deep River with rr.and Mrs. Bill Clark and famnily. Mr.,Hal Carter, a former resident, of the lst uine of Manvers is in Toronto General Hospital, seriously ill.witha brain hemorrhage. Mr. Carter is a brother-in-law of Mvr. and Mrs. Doug Mufrphy. Mrs. Ruth Rcado visited with ber mther, Mlrs. Loshaw, in Fakodon Sunday. Mrs. Losbaw bas not been well lately. Minor hockey registration was beld at Grandview School on Saturday and Sunday. Classes in Judo are being held every Tuesday and Thursday night in Pontypool L.O.L. Hall with several girls and boys participatiag. Pee Wee Bail Banquet On Friday, October 28th the Pontypool Pirates held their banquet at the Coach and Four Restaurant. After a dliclous meal, each boy received a trophy for first place standing in league games. Coach Bob Bolton presented the most valuableý- player trophy to PaulJ Sutch. On ehaifïofil h tem 1a nsrbed",pla que was KeviýnByatand Dan Medd'. MeberofthlePny poolPiraes are: Paul StwrJohn King, Harry RicardonPeter Bolton, TonyWillis, Andy Sutcb, Chris B3ailey' , Dwayne Medd,,Kevin BranDavid Groskopf, Jim Hill, rinVandeValk, Hjal- mar Bdenbrg Matt John- son, Scott Stoldt. Lake Scuvgo)g Soall League Býanquet TheL.SL Banquet was held r)ncBlas okRecreation Cetre on Saturday, October 29th, omecn with a sump---2,Ltous roast beef dinner. Floigdinpýer speeches and presentý at. is were made. President ioi the leaýigue, Bob Ryan of N-,,eion, prcsented the Char'lie MCulogMemi- orial Toh oTrySlack,, coach ofl the PnyolGener- ais, for finishinig in firýst place in the play-offýs. EaIcb of the players, co)ach, trainers and sponsors rcivdindividual trophies. Alan Fallis bad been presenteýd wiUnte player of the year trophy aut a former function.Rneup the Port, *Perry aada Tire team, day,- October 29th. Music for dancing was supplied by Fay Adams and The Country Hits. Judges for the masquerade were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pickering and Mr. and Ms Penn. They awarded thbe prizes to: Ladies-best dIressed- alady from WhtbyMrs.St1 Thibodeaýu; cmcMs ,Laverne Finney, MIrs. Sid Barrabal;- gents-best dres- sed-Larry- Bradley, D. Lang- hlam, comic-Laverne Fînney, GogVan Da.-n Couples- rad Mrs. Jim Raucihffie,Mr and Mrs. David maeMr. ,nd NMrs. Larry CoboSue Pleadwell and Comttetr the evening- Harry anîd Frances VanWier- ingen, Clif 'f a nd Yvonne Fiqlis. flSUPER BUYS SUPE IDuYS SUPER BUYS AIL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1977 TIES TO NORMAL FAMIL REQUIREMENTS! 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