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PAGE TWELVE There‘s a grim toll of wildâ€" life along Ontario‘s highways with the coming of spring. Between Toronto and Pickerâ€" WIGHWAY GAME _ _ SIGNS OF PROGRESS Hf you live or work on any of these streets, you‘ll see these bright red, yellow and blue signs going up in the near future. They‘ll mean that work has started on the Natural Gas distribution lines for the homes and businesses on these streets. They‘ll also mean you can expect a knock on your door from a courteous Union Gas representative who will idGentify himself. ROSLIN BRICKER ALEXANDRA BRIDGEPORT RD. HILLCREST ing, a distance of 25 miles, an partment of Lands and Forâ€" ests counted the carcasses of seven rabbits, four skunks and six groundhogs. Tire tracks Unton G’ASQOMPAN.Y District office: 7 King Street North, Waterlo® Watch for your f SHerwood 3â€"2691 < OoF CaANADA. LimITED which ran off the highway onte the shoulder of the road indicated at least one case of deliberate killing by a driver. onto the shoulder of the road| P#Y, there are many instanâ€" indicated at least one case of | °C* °" record which support j eaee â€" the theory that wildlife can be deliberate killing by a driverâ€" | approached more closely by According to J. F. Gage, of| car than on foot. Frequently the Ontario Department ofi deer, bear, even moose awd DUNBAR DEARBORN E. ALLEN W. WILLIAM W. WESTMOUNT NORMAN Union Gas Company, is happy to bring the many conveniences of natural gas to the homes and businesâ€" This work will be completed as quickly and efficiently as possible, and disturbed areas will be restored to their normal condition with the least possible delay. Lands and Forests at North KING S. COLUMBIA DIETZ KING N. WEBER UNION E. of a read â€"â€"â€" or try to cros â€"â€" directly in frout of an apâ€" proaching car. Yet few people on foot can ever get within sight of a woif even in the heaviestâ€"populated wolf areas,