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Showing great &termination, the Lueknow Lions seared two tuutillated_ goals in overtime
during Saturday afternoon's game with the Wainfleet Firefiglitara, Here Wainfleet sent a
flying pre -Unto LucknoW's net; daring thefirst period'. (Wendy Somerville Photo]
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municipalities, Indian Bands and
local service boards will be
asked to nominate anywhere
from' one to :13 non -elected
individuals (dependent on
population). Beyond this,- some
200 medals will be awarded
to citizens whose names have
been put forward by their
fellow citizens or by volunteer
organizations.
ntario's Bicentennial
it's an occasion for communities
to join together and celebrate
our rich diversity. The Bicen-
tennial Medals Program is one
way we can honour those special
values we all hold in common, and
those special individuals who've made
our life together better.
We need your nomination,by June 30,1984.
Nomination forms are available. by -writing:
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• Awards Committeg,Box1984, Queen' s Park,
Toronto, Ontario /IVA 11V3
William G. Davis Margaret Birch, M.P.P.
Premier , Parliamentary Assistant
to the Premier
Ontario
BOWLING
Ladies Thursday Bowling
[Wended for last week]
Gerda's Bananas 7, 1061/2; Wilma's Pine-
apples 7, 95; Chris' Apples 0, 84; Shirley's
Grapefruit 0, 821/2; Lois' Oranges 7, 78;
Barb's Grapes 0, 60.
High triple, Joanne Hodgins 596. High
single, Joanne Hod/gins 225.
Games over 200: Dianne Wall 200, Linda
Stanley 207, Nikki Exel 211, Wilma Elliott
217, Joanne Hodgins 225.
c• Last week March 1, 1984, high single
should have been Wilma 'Elliott 242. Sorry
Wilma.
, Scores: Gerda's Bananas 7, 1131/3;
Wilma's Pineapples 0, 95; Chris' Apples 7
,91; Shirley's Grapfruit 0, 82%; Lois'
Oranges 0, 78; and Barb's Grapes 7,67.
Congratulations to Gerda's Bananas; the
season champs. Team members are captain.
Gerda de Jong, Marg Wilson, Lisa Chaput,
Joy Jurjens, Jetska de Boer, Betty Ann
Wall, Nikki gxel and Joyce Pickard.
High triple was Nikki Exel, 605.
High single was also Nikki Exel';;Ith 256.
Games over 200: Karen Alien 203-, Joanne
Hodgins 212, Irene Haldenby 213, Pat
Grazier 215, Marg Wilson 216 and Nikki
Exel 240 and 256,
Town & Country Bowling
High single for the ladies was Anna
Johnstone with 206 and Isabel Tiffin bowled
the high 'double with 353.
High score for the7.rntn was Len
MacDonald with single of 192 and double of
326.
Team standings: Violets 8, Greehs 7,
Blues .5, Reds 5, Yellows 3,- and .Oranges 2.
Ladies Monday Bowling
Joan Livingston and Sharon Culbert
bowled the high single with a 231. Joan
Livingston bowled the high triple with a 588.
Games of 200 and over: Joan Livingston
231 and 218; Sharon Culbert 231 and 203;
Betty Mole 220; Kay Crawford 218; Pat
Livingston 214; Trudy Foran 209; and Jean
Phillips 201.
Team points and standings: USA 15 and
67;. Holland 11 and 57; Scotland 12 and 55;
Canada 9 and 54; China 11 and 51; and
Mexico 5 and 3L
USA are the playoff champs with 67
points. Team members are: Nancy Farrish.
Belle Herbert, Mary Lou Raynard, Grace
Elliott, Dorothy Hamilton, Ailene Bradley.
• Sharon Culbert and Betty Mole.
Ripley Bowling League
Bowled on March 16, Barry Kiritconnell -
242, 248, (643); Dave Smith - 266, 256, (659);
Carl Gallant -221; Merle Rhody - 204; Frank
Colwell - 257, 261, (702); Barbara Smith
258, (605); Joan Clark - 226, 214, (614');
Shirley Kirkconnell - 311, 231, 200, (742); Dot
Hilburn - 205; Gerald Rhody - 218, 219, 240,
(677); Wayne Hartwick - 223; Chris Danby -
228, 255, (671); Bob Love - 203, 208; Russell
Stanley - 203; Bev Hodgins -. 207; Vicky
Young - 206; Marg Burnside - 230: Don
Black - 256, (635).