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THE HERALD Wedneftday Jane Page MHAmf4u Halton Hills Mayor Russ Miller is poised with the stop watch in preparation for the annual Mayor race on Sunday The event begins at 8 a For more information contact the recreation office at 8732600 Herald photo Local Vintners Club brings home five awards The Georgetown Vintners had their most successful weekend ever at the Amateur of Ontario convention in Ottawa on the weekend Georgetown entries brought home five awards and the four couples who attended picked up 17 door prizes Perhaps the biggest winner of the show was Jim Justice whose cider entry took first lace in the category and was voted the runnerup for the Best of the Show award The Best of the Show awards are usually given to wines said Gilson one of the award winners and the secretary of the Georgetown Vintners With the award Mr Justice has gained enough points for the title of Master Cider Maker Other winners in the judging were Ray Shier first for North American light beer second for cider Ray Shier fourth for continental amber beer and Smith for label design The Georgetown winners were chosen from a total of 500 entries in this year s judging Couples on hand for the event in cluded the Gilsons the Philpotts the Strongs and the Justices TOWN OF HALTON HILLS M MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLS tGEORGTTOWNl ENVIRONMENT WEEK IN HALTON HILLS June to 1989 The Town of Halton Hits in conjunction with Environment Canada would ike an staff and citizens to participate in the following scheduled for each day of the week Monday June 1 Merit Monday The presentation a Certificate of Merit to the Bruce Trail Association at General Committee at the Clerk Building on Trafalgar fload at Tuesday June Tree Planting Tuesday Wednesday June 7 1089 Weediest Wednesday Thursday June 1989 TrMum Thursday Friday June 9 Bird Feeder Friday Saturday June 1989 Saturday The planting of a tree at the new Hills Civic Centre M smoking be banned for one day at the Halton Hits Civic Centre A day to recognize the flower In Halton The of a btrd feeder at the new Halton Hits Civic Centre Town staff win challenge the Town Council to a game of In order to raise money for seed for the bird feeder Ball Park 215PM Agreement reached in Terra Continued from Page I really talk or meet with each other is when they re in the store They re in here every day to pick up the mail said Mr Rombough Rural post offices offer a up que turn to what the big post of fices in the city do But the if they had failed to sign a contract with Canada Post would have been replaced by a new postal system in the village Postmistress Marilyn Hughes scheduled to retire June took an early leave for health reasons Canada Post has closed of the 5 rural post offices across the country and has converted 240 of those into retail postal outlets A death of a postmaster or a retire ment is considered a natural op portunity to replace the rural postal system with a retail con tract with Canada Post Mr is sympathetic with the Gaskill Cadwalladers who purchased the General Store last year and signed a contract with Canada Post to continue a 131 year postal tradition in that community The couple opted out of the Canada Post con tract November because it wasn t paying enough They bought their store the very same day we did in 1988 said Mr Rombough but we turn the Canada Post offer down It was too low Canada Posts latest offer leaves the satisfied said Mr Rombough But he feels the se cond time around the crown cor learned a lesson about contract payment Canada Post has certainly changed the way they re operating They ve offered me more than what they did last year They re learning probably from experience It s new to them he said Halton Peel MP Garth Turner takes some of the credit for Canada Post more generous offer this year Mr Turner met with Canada Post president Don Lander last Thursday to discuss Cotta service I brought the Terra Cotta directly to his attention I was fortunate enough to be able to take it to the top National Manager of Canada Post s rural network John Polak was in Terra Monday to discuss the contract offer with the But he denies that money was given special con The basis of the agreement was the same basis that we signed in said Mr Polak ad ding each and every case Is dif Service is a factor in determin a contract proposal he said Canada Post and the Romboughs had been negotiating for five weeks before the contract was agreed upon Tuesday morning Mr said he had told Canada Post what he wanted and it was back in their court There will be a 90day sub contract at Terra Cotta until things are set up said Mr Rom bough But the people in Terra Cotta can breathe easier know there is a contract he said The contract date will be effec June the day Mrs Hughes is scheduled to retire Local residents in Terra will meet with Canada Post tonight Wednesday to discuss the details of continued postal service They will have the option of using locked boxes or continuing to use the mall slots provided the general store Residents unsure of what direc tion the contract offer with Terra Cotta would take said Monday they would try to form a public meeting tonight to tell Canada Post what service they wanted in their village But local resident Barb Calloway said Tuesday there is really no reason for residents to attend the meeting if the contract offer has been accepted If there is a request for locked postal boxes its not something generated from the com mumty she said A DENOMINATIONAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE Boulevard Bramafea corner Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 10 30 am 7 00pm Wednesday p m We Provide Ch s Chu ch Nursery Serv Engl sh to Hal an translation Pastor George A TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 OSBOftNC BLOCK BUSTER VERTICAL SALE PATIO DOORS 85 x 5900 x 84 4900 WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM WITH GREAT SAVINGS 25 OF ALL CUSTOM ORDERS Street Nornl Ontario cu ran at