Retired Milton resident Len Sepp has a lot ta smile afler receiving a cheque for more than $250,000 f rom the Ontario Lottery Corporation. Mr. Sepp won second prize in the January 10 Lotto 6/49 draw. «,Local man wins $250,OOO Milton resident Len Sepp is a quarter million dollars richer after winning second pri/.e in a Lotto 6/49 draw January 6. "My wilc Jean cbecked the num- bers in tbe paper," be told Ontario Lottcry and Gaming Corporation staff. "Wben she told me I had five out of six numbers and the bonus, 1 didn't believe ber. In tact, 1 kept on reading my section of the paper because 1 didn't believe it could bappen to us." Mr. Sepp, 63. is retired and bas no plans yet for the windfall of more than $250,000. -I have a lot of thinking to do," he said. "It ail needs to sink in." The winning ticket was pur- chased at the West End Smoke Shop. 8T1: wUEORDNAE DISTINCTIVE LADIES'FASHIONS AMA,(jj eO *0,EE SUTNeC r 99 Regal LS 1 '97 Buick Rivie