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Page 2 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday July 1 1989 on Halton Hills coin- Happy together Tom and Florence celebrated their lih friends and rplaties in Georgetown last Mr and Mrs were married in George Church on June lt3l The pie two children Margaret and Jeffre two and and one great grandson Dim I Guernsey conference coming to Ontario Classic Sale to be held at the Strat ford Fairgrounds during the even ing of July 12 Outstanding con have already come in including All Canadian Winners and offspring of the 1988 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Cham pion The International Guernsey Show will be held again at Strat ford on July 13 and it is an ticipated that head of Canadas best together with entries from the US will compete for top honors under well known Canadian judge Merv Scott Newmarket Ont Delegates will be touring Ontario during their stay visiting dairy operations and Western Ontario Breeders to see the latest in novations in feeding breeding and management practices For further information this conference show and sale contact the Canadian Association 368 Woolwich Street Guelph N1H Phone 5198362141 In August the first World Guernsey Conference was held in Ontario This first Guernsey Con ference provided a major breakthrough in universal co operation toward the development of the Guernsey cow retaining her unique characteristics of milk quality temperament and attrac tive appearance while making ef forts to increase her size and pro ductive capability Delegates from England Wales Australia Guernsey and the United States attended this unusual conference In the World Guernsey Federation was formed during a World Guernsey Conference in Australia and Lloyd Balsdon of Ontario was named the first president of this federa tion In July more than 20 years after the first Guernsey con ference the World Guernsey Con ference will once again be held in Canada This conference will see delegates from all over the world in attendance Beginning July conference delegates will take part in a cross- Canada tour visiting progressive Guernsey breeding operations in C Alberta Ontario Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island While in Ontario the actual con ference will be held in Waterloo Ontario on July 10 and 11 The theme for this conference is Marketing and Management Strategies for the 1990s and speakers from various countries will present their views on this topic An International Guernsey show and sale are planned in conjunc- with this unique conference It is anticipated that some of topquality Guernseys will be of fered at the World Conference New postal complaints council opens Halton customers disgruntled with Canada Posts service can voice their opinions to a recently formed customer service council Halton Regional councillors heard last week that the Postal Service Customer Council of Canada was set up to review com plaints from customers in the greater metropolitan Toronto area including Halton Paul Palleschi of Brampton ap peared before Haiton Regional council to say that the York branch of the customer postal council would serve several regions It encompasses all of Metropolitan Toronto plus the outlaying areas said customer council Regional Co Belzile We were there at Halton Region to let people know that we exist The council will deal only with policies as approved before the council was formed in April of this year The customer council will handle complaints about any level of postal service One common com plaint said Ms involves the super mail boxes used in some urban areas Were not getting involved in labor relations issues or any inter issues she said but added that the implementation of previous postal plans would be con sidered Milton Coun Bill Johnson ex pressed concerns that the super mail boxes make it difficult for those in wheelchairs to access But responding to the councillor at last weeks Regional meeting Mr said the customer coun cil cannot make those decisions Complants handled through the customer council must first have been sent to Canada Post for response If no response or an in adequate response is reached the customer council will review the complaint Although the postal customer council is federallyfunded Ms Belale says it keeps at arms length from the government and from the crown corporation More information about the Postal Service Customer Council of Canada can be obtained by call jng 9738246 a DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC AW TRENTON DT 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY OS AND CULTURAL CENTRE 8772359 NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CEMTRE Boulevard Bramalea S comar Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 10 30 a 7 m Wednesday m Wo Provide Church Nanny Senrttt EngltMrHtaNjn AH Paalor George A LeRoy TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 HILLS CIVIC Donations are coming in innovative ways The Citizens of Halton Hills are innovative in their ideas on how to make our new Civic Centre a nicer place The Royal Canadian Legion Branches and donated love ly pictures of the Queen and Prince Philip The Acton and Georgetown Fire Fighters Associations made an appropriate gift of worth of special fire extinguishers Ken Bellamy and Metro and Newspapers donated an oil pain ting from the Canadian Collection 60th Anniversary Limited Edition Jan Koszler of Designs donated the logo art work for the Civic Centre The families of former coujicil members are also getting Former mayor Em- merson and his wife Muriel have donated a painting for the building Mrs Ada Sinclair wife of Camp bell Sinclair has donated a bench for the interior in her husbands memory The family of former Reeve John Elliott have donated a wood relief picture of the Georgetown Train Station by Kim Murray Other families in memory oftoved ones are Edith Lynda and David Kentner in memory of William Claude Kent ner Andrea Van de Valk is donating a rose garden memory of her parents Bill and Kay Chaplin and MilesseTias donated the Town Christmas Tree in memory of her daughter luamta These are just a lew of the dona tions made by the citizens of Halton Hills and the Civic Centre Donations Committee is very ex cited about the response For more information please call Gary Brand at or Fred at 8775206 Couple set to tie knot Mr and Mrs John are pleased to announce the engage ment of lhelrJaughter Sandra Andrew son of Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Taylor of Out The wedding will lake place In the summer of 1990 Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers Canada SPECIAL DAY PROGRAM JULY 4th 5th 6th 7th 4 WEEK PROGRAM STARTING JULY 12th WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 16 Mountainview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCH0UL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA