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COLOURFUL, CARTONS Take home, an economical or Super Economy. 2'74 gallon .for your freezer today, 90.7pRto LGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Select Committee on Conservation Authorities, The.Select Committee appointed by the Legislative Assem- bly of the Province of Ontario ", , to inquire into and review the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act and, such other Acts of this Legislature relevant to the powers exercised by conservation authorities as the Corn- mittee may deem appropriate "And that without limiting the generality of the foregoing to inquire into and review the• following matters: (a) the constitution and powers of conservation, authorities including, the number and method of appointment of members; (b) the system of financing the work oficonservation au- thorities and the ability .at local municipalities to pay for their share of conservation schemes; (c) the power of conservation authorities to acquire or expropriate lands and the methods used therefor; (d) the administrative practices and methods or conserva- tion authorities in carrying out their responsibilities under The Conservation Authorities Act." Conservation authorities, municipalities, associations and individuals are invited to present submissions. Submissions should be filed with the Secretary by October 15th,1965.Hearings will commencesubsequenttothatdate. D. Arthur Evans, M.P.P. Mrs. H. G. Rowan, C.A., Chairman Secretary, Box 91, Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Telephone 365-2804 TKO BRUSeala eo'3 t.. nssups, unarms Don't Miss "Tis• Hell Driver's" Here Sept. 1st. Paul Riddell in Organizing this show in 1959 at the i age at 22, became. the youngest thrill eliOW operator in show business. PaU1 got his start in the late fort, les when his oldest brother, a stock car driver, took him onto the tracks after the day's racing was over. The same brother took him on the road during his BUM raer vacations _from Ottawa's Ashbury College. As a junior apprentice he started as a ramp boy, and has since' worked his way to the top with such shove as the Canadian Congress of Holywood Dare Devils, North American Thrill Drivers, All American Dare Devils. the Auto Dare Devils, and for that great one armed stunt man Stoney Roberts. Paul Riddell: This boy is liable to be anywhere during the show, but you will always find him be- hind the wheel hell driving the new Chrysler Products. When the time comes, watch him maneuver- ing these ears up the ramps, cress crossing a hair's nreadth from other speeding cars, scooting along pm two wheels with his, car half tipped over. He is one of the few drivers to do the reverse spin with a standard transmission on the track to-day. J. B. "Dad Riddell": A youthful 74 years of age, he is the exec- utive director or the show. Coming out of retirement to organize the business end of the show, this old gentleman has stayed on accom- panying the troupe on tour, con- stantly maintaining a steadying influence on All its members. Donny Ridell: Now semi re- tired, in case of injuries he is called to replace the injured• driver. He is one of the great- est high impact collision drivers in the business. Crashing into a solid brick or heavy Ice wall at speeds up to SO mph is ilia usual fare. Don is right at home astride a motorcycle. He is the young man who rides the rearing two whe- let's over rvalp jemps and through flaming board walls. It is his job to keep the show running, on schedule without and monot- ous lags. Billy Daniels: This, oneyenne Indian from Wyoming enjoes dropping from the rear. of a speeding automobile to go elid- ing through a pool of flaming gasoline. This act, the Slide for Life, has a high rate of injuries. Natch Miller: Natch is a ver- satile performer inasmuch as he has mastered all phases of crash, work as well as being an amus- ing clown, Wild rill Riddell: The oldedt driver on the Alio*, he graduated froth, stock car racing to featured I saint man nine years. age. Fit if} tons in all eveut9, Pat Mahoney: Pat IS Pealing the tOWITntY ' Tear Mart 0q lodow trollfei IN: Mitto known as Fit the Clown with his orange hair, white face, and flame red suit. . . . a Prince of a Man! ! ! Collette Chantal: This fiery redhead from Paris, France, now fills in where necessary when in- juries occur. Collette does the crash a roll events in the older model cars in "Suicide Inc." Faye Kennedy: raye is a feat- ured chariot rider. You will see her riding the top of a speeding car up and over the elevated rampways, A tall could mean instant maining or even death. Lenore Stewart: This 90 pound blonde has been thrown from the top of a speeding car in the charoit riding event This only Served to make her crave higher speeds as she rides the leading chariot car. FALL FAIR OATES Aivinston , Oat 1. 9 Arthur Sept lie Its Aurora June 1. Ayton Sent, 10. 11 BRUSSFIr.1.4 Sept. ,10, Oct. 1 Bayfield Sept 28, 29 Belmont ...„ .., Aug. 27,28 13lyth Sent. 21, Eu Bobycageon .. . .. ..... Oct 1, fl Bolton Sept. 24, 25 I3othwell's Corners SeDt, 14 Lion'e Head Sept, 14. 17' Listowel ... . . Sept. 7. 8 London .. .. Sent 10 to 18 Thedford ... Sept 1t. 59 Meldrney Sept. 14. 15 fravintock = „ Sept 10,11 rriiiaenbem Ass, 85, ill, Sept. 1, 11 10611010140 lraYir., of olt Caledon Sept. 10, 11 Lucknow Sept. 17, 18 Markdale Sept. 15, 17 Markham - Sept 30, Oct. 1, Zurich . . .. . Sept. 26, 27 Mea.ford Sept. 17. 18 Woodbridge Oct. 8, 9, 11 Campeellford .... Sept. 28, 29 Chatsworth Sept. Z4, 316 Chesley Sept. 10, 11 Colling-wood Sept. 23, 24, 26 Deshoro ............ Sept. 17, 18 Drayton Sept 11, to Dundalk Sept.' 14, 15 Caledonia 30,, Oct. 1, Dungannon Oct. Durham Sept, 24, se Elmira Sept, 2, 4, 1 Elindale Sept. 20, 21, U lembro Sept. a. se Erin Oct. 9, 10, 11 Exeter Sept. 22, 23 Forest Sept. 24, 25 Galt Wept. 9, 10, LI, Georgetown Oct. 1. 11 Gerrie Oct 1, 2 Grand Valley Oet. 1„ Hanover Sept. 2, 5, 4 Harriston Sept. 16,16 er ton Oct. 1, 1 Kincardine Sept. 18, 17 leirkton Sept. 30 Oct, 1 Kitchener Sept. 27 to Oct. 2 Milverton Sept. 24. 20 Sept. 28, 110 Mioirnt Forest sent. 13. 14 New Hamburg Sept. 11, 18 Norwieh .......... Sept. 24. 25 Nrw Liskeard • .. Sept. 9, 1,0. 11 Orangeville Sept. 11, 32 Orillia amt. 9. U. 11 Owen Sound Oct. fl to P Paisley Sent. 20. 21 Patznerston Sept. 27, 28 Parkhill Sept. 24 Petrol i a .. Beet. 3. 10. 11 Mtityr gopti ptt LABOUR DAY YEAR'S TOP ROAD KILLER Of Canada's seven major holi- days, the Labour Day weekend is well in, the lead as creator of death on, the highways, reported the Canadian Safety Clouaeil. In fact, said CHSC, the working man, whoie day it is, IS being pushed into the background by the road victims in the general public's view of the holiday. The average number of road fatalities on Labour Day week- end in Canada is 61. Other holi- days have averages below that. They include 25 for New Year's (the least); 35 for Easter, 42 for Victoria Day, 45 for Dominion. Day, 50 for Cbristrnas, 52 for for Thanksgiving. Major causes. CHO claimed, are the urge for dominance, the, urge for speed, reluctance to "give In" to the other driver, failure to make use of driving procedures and car features dbsigned to help avoid mishaps, and lack of attention to the simple signs that warn of poten- tial peril. ETHEI.. Miss Doris Bremner was a re- cent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morse of Bruesels. ,0 Miss Bonnie Godden and Mrs. Marion Downing have returned' from a holiday in Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Speiran and family have returned from a vacat- ion in. Midland. Alan and. Bradley Govring of RR 4, Atwood have been vacationing with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beirnes. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Machan. of Sarnia, Miss Alma Patterson of Owen Sound• and Alex Mann of Brussels were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Earl Mills.