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ghd - ASR al dod : a) 3 i * : FA | x S33 STFS Y PAS 's An TE 4 SE a BE ANY Ty Bh Sh alk RRS eh -- FIRST OF NEW TYPE OF PATROL VESSEL COMMISSIONED Fairmiles made To , by the RCN in World War II are be [) ing replaced by the mew |been Soi mistioned in Toronto, Bird class patrol vessels on Canada's east coast. (Norman, inset, as commander. Kivs of four being bulit, HMCS Loan, above, has [hor sepower engines and a speed of 14 knots. --Central Press Canadian with Lt. A. J. She has two 600 ONTARIO SURVEY SHOWS STRONG SUPPORT FOR EVENING SROPPING TORONTO- -More than two-thirds of the people interviewed during an Ontario-wide survey just completed favored evening shopping. This was the third similar poll in recent weeks, all three having indicated a strong public demand for evening shopping privileges. The poll and Tor were as follows: KITCHEN R--by Gruneau Research Limited--76 per cent favored evening shopping. ALL OF ONTARIO -- by Gruneau Research Limited--69.4 per cent fav- ors evening shopping, ~ Recently, member newspapers in the Canadian Institute of Public Opinion (Gallop Poll) published results of a nation-wide study on the same issue, revealing that 699% of the public favor evening shopping. In the most recent (Ontario) sur- vey, as in those for Kitchener and for all Canada, the major objection proved to be the fear that if stores remained open. in the evenings, clerks might have to work longer hours. However, when it was: pointed out that store clerks were protected from exploita- tion under other provincial laws, -and that evening shopping would not result in longer hours, a good deal of such opposition was withdrawn, The Ontario survey covered rural areas, towns under 10,000 in popula- tion and cities. Of those who said they would like to have the stores open,one evening a week, the largest percentage was recorded in the towns, where 78.8 percent of thpse questioned were in favour, compared with 64.4 percent in cities and 74.8 percent in rural areas, ! Rural areas comprise 26.0 percent of Ontario's population, towns, 12.4 per cent, and cities 60.7 percent. | Ladies Monday +i Bowling League Standings-- Bon Bons--22 Black Balls--19 Jelly Beans--13 All Sorts--11 . Gum Drops--17 Caramels--11 Pepermints=--16 Lauras--10 Candy Canes--14 Jennys-- 8 Over 200-- | | Evelyn Harris (Caramel)--265 Janette Hutchinson (Caramel) --234 Ruby Moore (Jenny)--288 Janet Vernon (Jelly Beans) 214 Mog Cox (Laura)--211 Edna DeShane (All Sort)--206 Margaret 'Hayes (Jenny)--205 High Triple-- Janet Vernon (Jelly Bean)--3175 i Low Triple-- Stella St. John (All Sort)--270 Men' s Bowling Whiz Bangs ............ 0 61 Black Jacks ..... a 46 DeLuxe ............ Afsana "Wb 41 Culligan ......conmmmammadd 41 Lucky Strike 6 "40 Carps ......... 0 87 Carnegie .... 2 33 Fitzjohns ............ 2 2 Dodgers ......... 4 81 Blow Kings w0 31 Legion . inane 0 29 Mudcats Ww 27 Stars .......... 3 26 Redecaps ....cceeviinnne SPE, 26 High Singles-- B. Sonley--279. W, Harper--265; G, Goode--274; C. Andrew--249; E. WII. liams--247; T. Sandiland--284. High Triples-- B. Sonley--857; G. Gosde--S4d; Ww. Harper--8666. oti BOX in the Y2-ton field \ N New MERCURY "Pickup with 81. box" LITE LT) biggast-cqpacify RTT NLYLTY A Kk _X FE RX 2 3 ZX BR _R_R_X_ 3 8% } J 4t0n field, Lets you™¢arry os much uy Ladies Wed. Night Bowling League March 7th Pts. tak. Tot. Pts Mustangs .............. a 14 Hurricanes .................. 1 C14 Helicopters ....77" 12 Mosquitoes 12 Kitty Hawks ' 1 Lancasters ................ 7 Bombers ........... 6 Flyers ......cccovnnnrennnnns 6 Spitfires 4 Jets ...... 2 North Stars . a 2 Sunderlands ............... 0. 0 High Singles-- Doris Howsam-----290, High Triples-- Kacey Harper--668; Louise Carne- gie--618; Doris Howsam--609, Singles-- "Doris Howsam--290; louise Carne- gie--269; Kacey Harper--248, 218, 207; Miriam Price--248; Marg Rod- man--287; Mary Sweetman--221; Ef- fie Luke--218; Betty Beare--218; Joycge Venning--217; Bernice Fines-- 218; Joy Ballard--212, 200; Bert Free- lon--212; Beth Oke--212; Vivian Lince --207; Shirley Chilton--201; Dorothy Jardine--200. Custom 'Slaughtering Meat Prepared for Lockers CAWKER BROS. 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