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( New Rexdale _ Post Office In Operation Postal authorities announced that four members of the Rexâ€" dale post office staff are being trained for houseâ€"toâ€"house mail delivery scheduled to begin in Thistletown on Monday, July 18. The oneâ€"storey Rexdale post office is of yellow brick. L. C. Scott Construction Co. Ltd. were the _ builders. The _ building measures 90 feet by 108 feet, on a lot which allows room for future expansion, postal officials pointed out. Formal opening of the Rexdale post office took place on Monday, with operations â€" being â€" moved from the nearby temparary headâ€" quarters on Kipling avenue, just north of Rexdale boulevard. The changeover of operations . was carried out in stages over the weekâ€"end, with the full staff of 82 now housed in the new $187,000 structure. The front facade is brick, with stoneâ€"faced columns, and alumâ€" inum windows. Porcelain panels are used both on the exterior and interior of the building. STOCK CAR DRIVER Bill Hamilton, of Guelph, a top contender at Pinecrest Speed: way every Saturday night. He is third in the "Watsons Points" standings among stock car pilots. Test the trueness of your drive on a ball that hasn‘t had the life hammered out of it. FREE PARKING â€" LADIES PLAYING WITH ESCORTSâ€" PLAY FREE Steeles Ave. and Highway 400 EST. 1908 (Look For The Red Cabinâ€"Trailer In The Field) All Brand New Equipment GOLF â€" 400 DRIVING RANGE NOW OPEN Weston Girl Sets Sights On More Water Ski Titles This Summer Top dogsâ€"and none of them| The Allâ€"Stars went all out in shaggyâ€"in the North York Inâ€"\the very first inning to score termediate Softball League, withilour runs and settled down to & record that‘s only perfect/keep the diamond cutters from ‘(sp1w;s uoaos uL sutm uoaos) |slicing the lead away from them. Avarell‘s avaricous athletes are|The Jowellers were gameâ€"they making a runaway of the title|scored twice in the fourth inning fight in the six team circuit. â€"and had anothfr run in, plus ‘Top Kicks prospects on the Lase paths when Traiing Avarell Allâ€"Stare in|(he CUTICW rang and washed out second spot is Tuxedo Junction,| th° "U" 8 well as the runners. with a tally of four wins and| Bren Selvage posted his sixth three losses. Bergson Drugs |straight win for the Allâ€"Stars, and Dynes Jewellers each have : giving up seven hits to the Dynes. half a leg on third position with| Bill Jackson, hurling for the three victories and four defeats’jewellers, held the Avarell playâ€" to their respective credits. Flat|ers to eight hits in a losing cause. on the cellar floor and side by Punching out three hits in four side are the Red Pancers and|trips to the plate, including a Franklin‘s Men‘s Wear; each has\homer and double, Mike Macey won two and lost five. | was the big gun for the Allâ€" Big Inning 'Stfll‘s. _ _Bill Kennedy _ collected Avarell‘s athletes _ and the|tWo0 hits, George Hicken conâ€" gentry from Dynes Jewellers tributed a home run, and Ross met a while ago in what was a|Brooks and Bren Selvage acâ€" typical game for this circuit |Counted for the other hits for The setto was staged at Lions|the Avarell squad. Park near Ledbury Park School.| Jack Morkin, with two â€" for Twelveâ€"yearâ€"old Judy â€" Anne Moll of Weston, who won every trick water ski competition she entered last year, has her eyes set on two upcoming events: the Eastern Canadian open chamâ€" pionships scheduled for July 23 and 24 at Caledonia, near Hamilâ€" ton, and the Canadian closed competitions to be held this year at Lac Ste. Joseph, Quebec, Auâ€" gust 27 and 28. Holding eight championships, Judy made headlines last summer when Canadian National Exhibiâ€" tion officials refused permission for her to perform at the Ex. Top title presently in her possession is the Canadian junior trick water ski championship. She is shooting for assorted cups in slalom events this year. Over the Dominion Day weekâ€" end Judy and her mother, Paâ€" tricia Moll, were featured perâ€" formers in a gala water show at Cochrane, part of the northern metropolis‘s _ 50th _ anniversary celebration. â€"Dave Lean, senior men‘s champion, joined Judy in one of the. main attractions of show. The last event of the day went on at 8 p.m. with water temperatures at 48 degrees. The tulented _ young Weston â€" girl skied as if she were moving over a tropical pond; she seems to have all the stamina required to cvercome cold water and the cool night airâ€"factors cited by Exhibition officials last year vhen they turned thumbs down on her bid to perform for them. Avarell‘s Allâ€"Stars Top League The Easy Way: Play Perfect Ball For the rest of the summerâ€" vith time out for the competiâ€" tions noted aboveâ€"Judy and her mother will be at Muskoka Lodge. Throughout the week mother and daughter entertain guests with water ski demonâ€" strations with each of them takâ€" ing a hand at instructions. On $1.00 Basket of Balls Special 75¢ Bren Selvage posted his sixth straight win for the Allâ€"Stars, giving up seven hits to the Dynes. Bill Jackson, hurling for the jewellers, held the Avarell playâ€" ers to eight hits in a losing cause. Punching out three hits in four trips to the plate, including a homer and double, Mike Macey was the big gun for the Allâ€" Stars. _ Bill Kennedy _ collected two hits, George Hicken conâ€" tributed a home run, and Ross Brooks and Bren Selvage acâ€" counted for the other hits for the Avarell squad. Young Judy commenced water skiing four summers ago under instruction from her parents, LAC Doxtater Transfers To Calgary Base Leading Aircraftman J. F. Doxtater, whose wife is the fermer Cecilia Jeanette Clark of Humberlea, has been transferred from Edmonton to 2 Construction Maintenance Unit, Calgary, the RCAF announced today. the weekend they are joined by Jidy‘s father, Robert Moll, an cutstanding water skier in his own right. All three team up on the Muskoka Lodge operation on weekends. As Judy‘s mother points out, training goes on all the time. "Judy is in the wonderful posiâ€" tion of being able to be on the water practically all the time," Patricia Moll said, "She pracâ€" tices continually." Mrs. Doxtater and the two Doxtater Loys, Gerald, 2, and Joseph, 1, will accompany LAC Doxtater to Calgary. JUDY ANN MOLL, Canadian junior trick water ski chamâ€" pion, skims over the water at Muskoka Lodge, Port Sydney. J. F. (Benny) Doxtater, who is Running the statistics for the first 21 games playéd through the electronic computer producâ€" ed some interesting results. Only one game has ended in double figures in the scoring colmunâ€"five games have been decided by one runâ€"seven games by two runsâ€"four games by three runs. thiree, was high man for the Dynes. Moe Williamson and Bud Shirley each poled doubles, with Messrs. Dunn, Pettie and Jackâ€" son producing singles. Tight League Despite the phenomenal showâ€" ing of the Allâ€"Stars, the Interâ€" mediate North York League has produced some tight and tidy baseball. That‘s snug baseball, in North York or anywhere else. Local afficionados are baffled by the columnâ€"five games have been relatively light turnout of fans for league games. There is good baseball being playedâ€"but _ so few are bothering to watch it. both of whom are experts in the sport. Robert Moll was most reâ€" luctant to launch Judy on water skis; he insisted that she become an expert swimmer first. His reputation as a "perfectionist"â€" a description he dislikes, preâ€" ferring to be known as a man who likes to see things done properlyâ€"seemed to have been confirmed when â€" young Judy, vnderh is tutelage and that of her mother, became a childâ€" prodigy in a field in which few Canadians had attained eminence until recent years. 26, is the son of Mrs. J. Doxtater, the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, Ottawa. He enlisted in the RCAF in 1953, trained as a supply technician and was transferred to 1 Supply Deport, Downsview. He recently mustered to the clerk engincering trade and will serve in that capacity in Calâ€" gary. The parents of Mrs. Doxtater, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, reside at 81 Yorkdale crescent. Our service and jJobs are fully gu: will pick up and MASSEYâ€"FERGUSON Sales & Service 3 Miles South of Bolton on Hwy. 50 R.R. 3, BOLTON Phone 150 1â€"‘Ford Custom 1949, very good motor. 1â€"LH.C. Baler, P.T.D. drive. 10,000 Ft. Baled Twine, No. 1 _ Grade $7.00 â€" $6.45 Weed Sprays & Flyâ€"Spray Wholesale Electric Fence Battery $4.10 1â€"Case 400 Tractor Caseâ€"oâ€" matic, 130 hrs. 1â€"‘Ford Custom MACHINERY FOR SALE Wiuiams SERVICE & SupPLY BETTER SERVICE TO SATISFY Special Buy on New MF No. 10 Balers and MF 36 Side Rakes ice and overhauling ‘ully guaranteed. We up and deliver your machinery. Yet Gary Archer got around to fin&ng out how much grace he could show under pressure just a few weeks ago ; on the day they told him that the lump on his thigh had proved to be a cancerous tumor. So, now he knows. He has the pressure*â€" if ever any man had it, at 21 or any other age. He"is all set up for the philosopher‘s measuring stick: how is he going to stand to it? _ Last weekâ€"end, Gary Archer was interviewed by Lou Cauz, a Globe and Mail reporter. Mr. Cauz asked Gary Archer how he felt about it all. "I‘m not going to worry about it," Archer said. "I‘m just going to take it the way it breaks, a day at a time." Are there any more questions about courage in adversity, grace under pressure? Ask any man who ever got a kick in the teeth from fateâ€"you won‘t have any trouble finding men to question on this scoreâ€"and you‘ll learn that the real calamity is when a man can‘t earn the "old iron" at the regular rates and the usual times any more. You drop out of the fiscal system very fast when something like cancerâ€"even cureable cancerâ€" hits you. You stop being a provider, either for yourâ€" self or for those who count on you for the old proâ€" visions. C ° 'mwy In all his 21 years, Gary Archer néver TT ts fought any bulls ; at least & there is no record of any “ s such activity in his brief e â€"â€" biography up to now. Gary Archer Mind you, as. a hockey player he has experienced some of the calaâ€" mities which beset both beast and matador in the bull ring. Like the bull, he has been speared and checked, tri}p'ped and elbowed. Like the matador, he has been horned and bumped, boarded and floored. That‘s why this newspaper has sponsored the Gary Arch Fund; so that you and you and you could pay practical tribute to a man of courage who is under pressure. Donations of any size should be addressed to this newspaperâ€"and now is as good a time as any to do just that. That‘s when a man needs a hand to go with his courage, with the grace under pressure. That‘s when he needs practical help. Added to last week‘s total of $212, the following donations have been received: The members of the Richmond Hill Zeros lacrosse team, $30; Ross Kilâ€" patric, $5; Mr. and Mrs. W. Burdekin, $2; Norm (Bun) Challenger, $5; Ted (Lefty) Hungerson, $5; Marta Kurc, $5; and the Town & Country Fruit Market, frozen foods as required. The total now reads $264 plus that food. Let‘s keep it coming. 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