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STANDING COMMITTEE ON PROCEDURAL AFFAIRS
AND AGENCIES, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
oma® LEGISLATIVE SCRUTINY OF APPOINTMENTS
Ontario
The Standing Committee on Procedural Affairs and Agencies, Boards and Commissions will
commence hearings in December, 1985, on the methods by which it believes that appointments
should be made to agencies, boards and commissions of the Government of Ontario to which
the Lieutenant Governor in Council makes some or all of the appointments and all corporations in
which the Crown in right of Ontario is a majority shareholder.
The Committee invites written submissions from individuals, groups or organizations wishing to
comment on the above -noted subject. All briefs should be deposited with the Clerk of the
Committee not later than Friday, 6 December 1985.
MICHAEL J. BREAUGH, M.P.P.
Chairman
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GODERICH CHESS CLUB STANDINGS
AS OF NOVEMBER 20, 1985
LEVEL 1 Round Robin Play
W L D %
Mark Maurer 3 0 0 1.000
Bob Dick 2 0 0 1.000
Owen Moriarty 1 2 0 • '333
Doug Brindley 3 4 0 .430
Eric Hallam 1 3 0 .250
W. Gottschalk ' 2 3 0 .400
LEVEL 2 Round Robin Play
W L D %
Robert Nau 4 1 0 .800
John Crawford 5 2 0 .714
Richard Bennett 2 2 0 .500.
Don Wilson 3 3 0 .500
Dennis Luiting 1 0 0 .333
Mike Cox 0 2 0 .000
Barry Page 0 1 0 .000
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4 Brianfoody(B) 14 14 28
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6 Terry Schoemaker (E1 13 14 27
7 Greg Burns (C) 14 12 26
8 Phil Arlhur (S) 13 12 25
9 Kevin Meriam (S) 13 12 25
10 Peter Bakker (0) 12 12 24
Central Jr. C Standings
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Friday - Goderich at Port Elgin - 8:30 p.rn.
Marionettes areon a real
roll in Monday bowling
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES
The Marionettes were on a roll as they
took seven points from Auleen's Angels.
High singles were rolled by Kit Smith 174,
Ila Williams 192, Marion Beacom 201,
Marilyn Bannister 210, Betty Fisher 230, 564
triple. The "Angels" had good games rolled
by Grace Mugford 183, Auleen Theriault 222,
Joan Burleigh 235 and Brenda Dineen 282,
625 triple.
Audrey Brindley led Troubles Back to a
five point. win over the Oldtimers. High
singles rolled . by Verna Jackson 149, Deb
Stright 168, Audrey Durnin 172, Liz Kruspe
218 and Audrey Brindley 212, 226, 257, 695 tri-
ple. The Oldtimers came away with two
points led by Melba Maillet 219, 232. 626 tri-
ple and Nancy White 275, 636 triple.
The Blazers had a good night as they took
five points from Shirt's Girls. Good gamt:.
rolled by Jean Pinder 183 and Lorraine
Jones 187, 261, 605 triple. The "Girls"
managed to take two points, led by Mary
Lynne Telford 176, Joyce Pettus 189, Bev
Whetstone 212 and Brenda Teichert 228, 572
triple.
The No Names bowled against 100 percent
of their average and took all seven points.
High games rolled by June Rourke 170,
Pauline Jacques 190, Donna Duncan 205,
Jean Mundle 216 and Del Geddes 222, 205,
268, 695 triple.
TUESDAY FARMER'S LEAGUE
The league is ow in its 6th week and the
Bonsai Bombers are leading: This week the s
Bombers -comfortably won over Sound Trek
taking 25 of a possible 30 points. The
Bombers were led by Steve Johnston, Jack
Livingston and Jeff Cox with each taking
three out of three games.
The Berzerko Buddies are working their
way up fast, trailing the Bombers with 96't
pts. The Buddies defeated the Entertainers
taking an impressive 22 pts. of the possible
30. The high rollers for the Berzerko Bud-
dies were Graham Hamilton rolling a 775
triple and Al Dekker hitting a new high tri-
ple of 665. Huronia Hustlers took 20 points
against Grubs Group, closing the gap to only
seven points between third and fourth place.
Wayne Mclssac led Huronia with a 606 triple
and Don Bauer took all three individual
points for the team. The league standings
are as follows: Bonsia Bombers 105 pts.,
Berzerko Buddies 96'2, Grubs Group 92,
Huronia Hustlers 85, Entertainers 84 and
Sound Trek 77'2 points.
WED. AFTERNOON LADIES
Barb Pigg bowled a 515 triple in ladies'
league play followed by Daisy Scott with a
505. The Hot Rods took five points led by
Yvonne Dougherty with a 556. For the
Thunderbirds, Marie Park was top bowler
with a 486 triple. Audrey Brindley was top
bowler for Porsche with a 565 triple. Anne
Linklater was top bowler for the Hondas
with 494 followed closely by Mary Lou
Melick's 493.
The Love Bugs took seven points. They
were led by Joanne Ducharme with a 654 tri
pie. Helen Russell was high bowler for the
Caddies with a 519 triple. Mildred Cook was
high bowler for the Firebirds with a 528 tri-
ple followed by Susan Hiusser with a 500 tri-
ple. June Mohring was high bowler for the
Ponies' with a 522 triple. Doreen Willis was
high bowler for the Edsels with a 471. Ev
Maclnnes was high bowler for the Ramblers
with a 550 triple followed by Joyce Hamilton
with a 539 triple. Janet Rumig was high
bowler for the Rolls Royce with a 605 triple.
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