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Young Bail Player's Swing Just a Bit Off Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilla Alloust 30,l1978 Wina roosaw Ta ke s PltaeAg. 3s A special million dollar Wintario bonus draw will be held on August- 3lst in conjunction with the regular draw scheduled for Wilberforce that day, Harvey McCulloch, Q.C., Chairman of the Board of the Ontario Lottery Corporation announced today. "As in the past, this bonus draw is being held in accordance, with lottery regulations which require that ail unclaimed prize money, after the expiry of the statutory one-year claîming period, be transferred toaa special fund for distribution as additional or bonus prizes in subsequent draws," Mr. McCulloch explained. The draw, will follow the format utilized in previaus bonus draws," Marshall Pollock, Q.C., Managing Director of the Corporation said. "One hundred eight-digit bonus numbers, each valued at $10,000 will be drawn for an extra $1 million in prizes -- al tax-free. " "Because these are bonus prizes, your ticket must match one of the bonus prizes exactly ta win. There are no subsidiary or included prizes for these bonus numbers." "Tickets for the August 3lst draw, which will have the regular 'five digit ticket and series number combination as well as the eight-digit number, will be eligible for more than $4.4 million dollars", Mr. Pollock concluded. KEr-NDAL VWhile the CKLB radio station team was playing Waverley Community Assoi pienie at Cedar Park on Sunday afternoon, there was activity in the backî yùungsters were practising their batting. This young fellow's swing didn't con: gbod time anyway while the other two register their disgust at being forceci to w PONTYPOO0L We send get weli wishe s ta tfvo more area residents in Pospital - Keith Stînson in Itensive C are in Oshawa General Hospital and Paul ?ýucha in Peterborough Civic IJspital, Room 233. 'Il We also canvey the s'Ympathy of the community ta MIr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeiffer. %rs. Pfeiffer's mother, Mrs. Rittmann passed away eariy Friday with funeral heid on ~auday from Armstrong Funeral Home Oshawa. Two b~eautiful floral arrangements wvere piaced in Pontypool United Church on Sunday morning in memary of the late Mr s. Rittmann. t is very difficuit ta keep up with ail the new families moving into this area. Mr. and Mrs. Quirk and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and their families are recent residents in the 2nd phase of Pinewaod Estates. Mr. and Mrs. James Bedford and famiiy, farmerly of Bow- manville, are now living in the former home of Paul Hluard at the corner of Hwy. 35 and the 3rd line. Mr. "and Mrs.. Ed Balsdon and daughters are also now residing in Pinewood Estates after maving from their home in the village. Congratulations ta newiyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Gilbank (nee Karen Richardson) who were GF Hardtop - 5 Speed Our GF Hardtop has a lot goingfor it BeaUtiful styling plus aur custom dash, plush fabric seats and its front Lwheel drive. In addition, theres such luxuries as an electric clock, push buttan AM/FM radio, tachometer, 5 speed transmission, and spoke steering wheel ail for the prce ofan economy car, from $5,398. NOW ATvYURNEW C & C MOTORS 160 Simcoe St. South, OShawa married in Pontypool United Church on Saturday with reception and wedding dance foilowing at the new Manvers Community Centre. Karen and Donald will be living in Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Halfyard and girls of Iroquois Falls spent severai days iast week with the C. Fallis family. Members of the Mangon famiiy held a family reunion on Saturday at DeLaSalie Camp, Jackson's Paint, Lake Simcoe. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mangon, Collingwood, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mangan, Kapuskasing, Tom Mangan, Sudbury, Norman Mangan, Pembroke, Jim and Mary Mangan, bath of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John. Mangan., Poi4typooi. Several children were also present. The entire Mangan family was present with the exception of one sister who was ill. Miss Lorraine Logan of Ottawa was home for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Logan and attended the Giibank- Richardson wedding. The officiai opening of the new Manvers Arena and Community Centre is ta 'be heid on Saturday, September l6th with a dinner followed by dancing. Eddie Shack is ta be one of the severai guests of honour. Major J.J. Frape1 of Kingston made and anated two very lovely woaden floral stands for Pontypool United Church. They were used for the first time at the Gilbank- Richardson weddîng. Sunday School classes wiii commence on September ioth at 10 a.m. It is haped that there is a good attendance for the 1978-79 -season. The telephone number for the residence of Mr. and Mrs. )ciation's squad during the ground where these three ineet, but he was having a ait their turn. Bernard Neals has been changed from 277-2241 to 277-2959. They would like their friends ta note the change. Brian McKay is re- cuperating at home faliowing an aperation on his arm. He wili be at home tili mid-September. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Watson and daughter, of Oshawa have purchased the former home of the late Peter Rowett and wil be maving in this week. Pontypool Sports Pontypool Junior Girls are hanging up their bail suits for this seasan. They were eliminated from play when Millbrook defeated them three games'ta one. The Pee Wees are still waiting patientiy ta finish their series with Janet- ville. Games are ta be played in Janetville an Tuesday evening with a return game in Pontypool on Wednesday. The Pontypool Bantams defeated Bethany in three games straight ta take the Champianship for the Pantypool and District Softball League. They are ta receive their trophy on Manday evenîng from the president of the league. The last scheduied game between Janetville and Pontypool Junior Ladies was rained out sa they are ta continue their semi-finals on Monday evening. Pontypool Generais are waiting for the Veiveton - Port Perry semi-finais ta finish. The- teams are presently tied at a game each and are ta play again in Part Perry on Wednesday. Richardson Farms, Bailieboro and Omemee's Coombes and Ferguson are presently invoived in a round-robin with the standing so far - Bailieboro 2 wins, Pantypool and C and F 1 and 1. Pontypool is ta play in Omemee an Wednesday. Pantypool Firemen defeated the Millbrook Firemen 18 ta 13 in the local park on Sunday - -- --- - 7---7 7 = ,-- - -i. a fj vib ternoi on. BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 49 LIBERTY STREET NORTH BOWMANVILLE School WiII Open On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,'1978 Timetables will'be obtained as follows:- YEAR 1 9:@30 m-10:@00 YEARS 2-,5 10:000 - 10:30 A shortened schedule will be followed after registration. Students flot able to be present the first day but who will return later are requested to contact the school no later than Septem ber 5th. Light lunches will be available in the cafeteria. Bus routes are the same as in J une. Return busses will leave the school at 2,:00 p.m. on opening day. THE NORTIIUMBERLAND-NEWCASTLE BOARD 0F EDUCATION slýkwtj- Jdamý CUkdding Caroline Betty Adams was united in marriage ta Norman Stewart Sherwin on Saturday, July 22nd, 1978, at 3 p.m.,, in 'Orono United Church by Reverend Basil Long. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Adams, R.R. 2, Orono and the graam's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Haol vSen .4 gerom, nd euheswr Give Heart Fund. Cobourg. Given in marriage by her father, the bride's attendants were the matron of honor, Mrs. Julie Rylance, sister of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Diane Davey and Penny Johansen. Best man was Mr. Robert Sherwin, brother of the Randy Sherwin and Micheal Adams. A reception and dance was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Queen St. Bow- manville. On their return from a honeymoon in the Bahamas, the newlyweds will resîde in Oshawa for the present. DIRK BRINKMAN Scugog St. BowmanvlHie State Farm Fire and Casuaity, Company School were present ta meet There was a big attendance at the Couples' Club Corn Roast Sunday, August 2th held at Mr. and Mrs. Jack -Stapleton's. Congratulations are extend- ed ta Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hillis who were married August l9th in Bowmanville and the reception at the New Dutch Oven. Mrs. Eleanor Foster,- Miss Catherine Stewart and Mrs. Margaretta Stevens enjoyed a few days last week at a camp near Burk's Falls. Mrs. Jack Bradshaw of St. Catharines spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. R. Eiliott. Miss Joan Bittroff from Delta, B.C. recently spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cathcart and Mr. Arthur Thompson before going on ta visit relatives in Kingston. There were many from Kendai area who attended the big gathering at the Kirby Schooi Centennial, Saturday, August 26th held on the school groutids and in the school house. Many of the former teachers and pupils of Kirby aild friends and acquaintances. There was something for everyone including speeches, the flag raising, a tree planting, the cake cutting, a skit, a fiddie contest, children's games, a sing sang and a supper provided1 by the Kinsmen of the Great Pine Ridge. The evening closed with a dance in the New Kirby School Auditorium. The weather was perfect and al agreed it was a wonderful get together and celebration. At church on Sunday morning, Rev. A. Tizzard entitled his 'sermon 'Driftwood' taken from Act 27:41. Mrs. Helen Wood was organist. Anyone wishing ta go on the U.C.W. bus trip on September 6 ta Black Creek Pioneer Village and Partici- pation House, Markham shouid contact members of Kendai U.C.W. join the Canadian minority group,, The Fit. ITALL ADDS UP TO VALUE!1 Bright Green Digitron Display end Four-Key Memory 'e"Lve" Percent 169aqre Roota 1 6 9 0Auto-Constant Radio Shack EC-243. 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