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ADDED I'uoct HUDSON â€" ROBERT STACK â€" DOROTHY MALONE It was pointed out by L. D: Pengelly, retiring manager of the Woodbridge R.O.A., that the line _ maintenance crews , had established a record of ‘neafly six years af mecidentâ€"free work. The excellent record of the forestry group had been spoiled in 1956, Mr. gengelly said, by a slight accident to a temporary summer employee who was no longer with the commission. w given, 24 hours to live, MeClure ~won the most valuable phJ«‘ prize in the North York Hockey League. _ A remarkable Tecord of more than three years without a lost time accident was observed by the . staff of Ontario Hydro‘s Woodbridge _ Rural _ Operating Area at a dinner in Woodbridge Golf Club nouse on Friday night. Woodbridge R.O.A. staff â€" in reaching a total of 1,159 conâ€" tinuous days without a lost time accident a framed certificate was presented by Adam W. Smith, Ontario Hydro‘s Central Region manager, to Mr. Pengelly and G. Roy Blake, the newlyâ€"appointed manager â€" of the Woodbridge Area staff, Mr. Smith praised Wogdhridge R.0.A. Sets Accidentâ€"Free ‘Record _ The son of Mr: and Mrs. Alex MeCluze, "8P "Dotking crescent, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER in the minor bafitam division of the North York Hotkey League was Donald McClure of attended the annual banquet. To recognize the record of the «DDcdding in , @pringtime"‘ _ _.-â€"â€"-â€"-:-L-â€" AS::D;. PLA Y ING "THE TARNISHED ANGELS" Bsc by ANTHONY MARN + Wazex ty VALENTINE DAVIES ans OSCA® BRODNEY + Protvens i AARON ROSENBERE "The Man Nh-'o‘l; P‘:iu Alamo" ||“ Tu?:%ino gu s§vxcn§uu JAMES ASTEWART!G‘;”;”Z‘;'E JUNE ALLYSON *4 ('a"'mifi" MILLER srory &Â¥ â€": â€" H.R.H. Princessâ€" Margaret to Mr. Antony Armstrong â€" Jones sPECIAL ATTRACTION and thase Musical "Greath"as Guert Stort! SATURDAY MATINEE Cartoons â€" Serial Chapter 12 Adult Eatertainment Bereened at 10.25 P.M. Showing at 8.00 P.M. Roding Street school. He played left ~wing for the Downsview team in the minor bantam diâ€" vision ofâ€"the North York Hockey League last season, scoring 15 oals "gi@ providing 18 assists John MacLellan, director of safety for Ontario Hydro, told the gathering of some 120 perâ€" sons that management of the ’commi.-n‘on § giving tremendous supportto the safety program. He said that Ontario Hydro is «pending apnually more than £1,500,000 for the protection of the men if training programs and safety equipment throughout Ontario. the safety record of the Woodâ€" bridge R.O.A. staff and said that credit was due to the wives and families who play such an imâ€" portant rcle in accident prevenâ€" tion. Doedaldeis 4 ‘sixth. guade pupil at A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a multipleâ€" band transistor radio to L. D. Pengelly, who retires on May 31 as the Woodbridge Area manâ€" ager. Thg;msent:tion was made by Edward‘Lepce, foreman. Roses were presented to Mrs. Pengelly by Mrs, M. A. Shannon, staff member, and also a unique bell by Miss Lois Brooks, Boy Qutgrows Critical m Prize Winner w.1.8. 201 For Six Days Showing at 9.55 for his team. Twelve years ago Donald was afflicted with spinal meningitis. At the Hospital for Sick Children he was a patient of Dr. Isabel Booth, who recalls that the reâ€" port on his condition at the time read: â€" "prognosis,~ poor." . The msedical consensus was that Donâ€" ald would live no more than 24 hours. Dr. Booth, who was among theâ€" many guests attending the hockey league banquet, remarked that Donald‘s recovery had been amazing. "It‘s most gratifying to see how a patient who was once so seriously ill can make such an amazing eomeback. Denald Mcâ€" Clure was a very sick boy 12 years ago," she said. "He does the right thing at the right time every time," Coach Milne said, "This was his first year in organized hockey yet he developed into our best player. Of eight goals scored by our club in the playoffs Don scored three and assisted on four others. "He‘s not in the ‘big‘ category, but he can inspire a team with his determination," Mr, Milne concluded. \ Donald‘s father, Alex McClure, remembers that the "24â€"hoursâ€"toâ€" live" advice was given when the boy was admitted to hospital. "He couldn‘t eat anything at all," Mr. McClure recalled. "For nine months he never gained a single pound. Then, somehow, alâ€" most miraculously, his appetite came back and he started to eat like a horse. Some of the hapâ€" piest memories of my life are my recollections of just watchâ€" ing him eat when he was on the way to recovery." Don, who was on the receiving end of only one penalty throughâ€" out the season, is described by his coach as a "natural." The _ more â€" than 40â€"yearâ€"old sidewalks on Parkview, Empress, King«dale and Hollywood avâ€" enues ave to be replaced this year on the north side of the streets. Each year the township plans to replace some of the walks which were installed by subdividers beâ€" fore the township seceded from York township in 1922. . CARWAY DODGE â€" DESOTO Member (18 years) Canadian Plumbing and Mechanical Contracting Association Roads Partially Through traffic is detailed through Highway 27 or Kipling avenue. Local drivers on the west side can travel along Warwood road, Cowley avenue and Donald avenue IRENE GRAY On Friday, June 3, at Beverley Hills United Church, a regital was held._by the pupils of Miss Mona Burrows (A.RC.T,) The following girls and boys took part: Alan Thomas, Susan M Queen, Lyla MacEachern, PI& Woodhouse, David MacDougall, Peggy Morton, Neil Menard, Marilyn MacDougall, Nicki Caple, Barbara Gould, Stuart Frankâ€" land and David Menard, The first Holy Communion for the children of 8t. Philip‘s was held on Sunday, May 20th. Father Vitus offered the Mass, and the church was filled to capacity. All the parents would like to express their thanks to Mother Annun: ciata and Mother Mary Agnes for all their work in readying the children for the occasion. The parish picnic of the church of Bt. Stephen will be held at Black Creek Conservation Park (formerly Dalzie!l Park}, on Jane St. north of Steeles Ave., on Wednesday, June 15, at 6.30 p.m. Closed During Repair Period According to the road and craffic report from Township or Etobicoke, Prince Edward dprive will be closed to through traffic between Bloor street and Berry road for road improvement and surfacing. Drivers are advised to use Royal York road and the Queensâ€" way for through traffic and Grenview boulevard for local traffic. â€" Edenbridge drive wWill also be closed to through traffic beâ€" tween Royal York road ana Scarlett road during the installaâ€" tion of a water main. Detours are arranged through Royal York road, Richview sideâ€" read and Scarlett road. Martin Grove road still reâ€" mains closed to through traffic between Burnhamthorpe road and Rathbur road for the installaâ€" t‘on of a water main. BEVERLEY HILLS AND OAKDALE ACRES We were very sorry to hear at Mr. C. Newton, of 70 Heathâ€" Yrow‘ Dr., has been in the hospital and we hope now that he is restâ€" ing comfortably at home, Seft drinks and ice cream will be , Service supplied for the childven Ql{ instead Come along and make it a family|and Av affair. Races for all. _ Tha 4 Beverley Hills United Church Sunday morping service Worship AT Woodview Park Plaza Day SPECIALS Father‘s "“I I...‘ 089""4, + (70 iA 8 \‘.Pfl“""‘,x 'Z : ! E ! ! ii 20 OFF DFECORATING MAYDON ALKYD LATEX...".5%:%..54.20 ALKYD Paniâ€"Flat .:;,..56.30 ’.0.--"‘ BRADSTOCK WESTON ROAD and August The 481st Brownie Pack of the Church of St. Stephen will be helding their picnic on Tuesday, June 14, at 6.30 p.m. up at Daiâ€" ziel Park. In the Western Division of the North York Amateur Softball League, the only game played 10 BRADSTOCK ROAD CORDUROY JACKETS ® SHORTS $2.95 â€" 54.95 D A CR O N FATHER‘S DAY SPECIAL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT : OQOUTDOOR Wash ‘n Wear SOCKS $1.00 up DAD IS KING Headquarters PANTS $11.95 MEN®‘S and BOYS*‘° WEAR CH. 1â€"0133 will be held at 10 a.m. of 11 a.m. during July Fine Wool Other large savings on Benjamin Moore, Castletone, _ Resiliâ€" crete, Bondex. PLEASE DAD BY LOOKING YOUR BEST! | Sid Manett 3212 WESTON RD. â€" June* 1. Dufferin . Lions . won against the Toronto "400" Lions, 15 to 8. \Winning pitcher was Ron Fyre. The other games were rained out. In the Oakdale Acres House League on Saturday, June 4, the Green Socks won against the Red Capes (Girls) T to 5. Gary Lengâ€" lett was the winning pitcher, The Pirates won xninst the â€" Blue Shirts 18 to 2, the winning pitcher was Jimmy Goberis, ‘The ih;/ 30th meeting of St. Philip‘s P.T.A. was presided over by Mr. Wai. Zamara. Plans for Savings ON _ Brand Line Paints Huge Regular $9.95 CH. 4â€"8051 ARROW titioning of the Hall. Mrs. R. L. Dodds advised that the plans were made for the Graduation Tea for the Grade 8 students. Guest speaker for the evening was Dr, Jolin. Bennett, retired Inspector of Sepmrate Behools. His reflections over 42 years of school inspecting were both comâ€" ical and enlightening. Refreshâ€" ments supplied by the Grade 3 mothers, were served by Mrs. J. Mitchell and Mrs. J, Clarkson. SLACKS $54.95 Includes Short Sleeve and Wash ‘n Cotton Casual Wear Cottons Dress & Sport $5.88 SHIRTS S HIR T S FULL RANGE OF SPORT & DRESS POLISHED ONLY $2.95 up CH 7â€"4481 A4