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zion tabernacle come to the revival meetings each sunday 11 am and 730 pm sunday school 945 am we welcome you water street georgetown opposite post office rev f m fletcher pastor phone 750w coaljews seed corn hybrids open pollinated and silo blends baler twine gehl forage harvesters mulrey bale elevators coop balanced feeds purina feeds halton cooperative supplies free delivery route days georgetown 86 milton 1 27 swimming pool a step closer last wednesday evening a fact finding committee appointed some weeks ago to compile data about the possibilities of a swimming pool for georgetown met at the council chambers guest of the evening was mr jack sugarman of toronto an architect who had prepared tentative jlans of what he considered georgetown needed and approximate costs etc mr sugarman was present at the request of a friend on the commit tee sid silver various plans were mentioned ways of financing etc and a chair- m3nrfceslie claikwaseiected a secretary was appointed robert mcmenemy jr now that approx- mate costs have been found and various methods of financing this project have been discussed a fur ther meeting will be called at the j pleasure of the chairman and it is u hoped to meet with the heads of both industry and labour at thtt meeting and discuss a plan of action to present at a public meeting to be called later the general feeling of the meeting was that while the project is a big one the biggest every undertaken in the community yet it is highly possible and with cooperation from singing star to appear in brampton just oft the boat from england after three reeordbreakjng weeks at the famous palladium that won derful and unpredictable gal grade fields comes to brampton next monday one of a series of cana dian dates which she will play in cities and towns miss fields an international mo vie radio and stage star is perhaps the most famous personage to ever appear in brampton and the mem orial arena will be crowded with her fans irom a wide area shell sing her old songs and as always spike her program with some of the current hit tunes tickets are now on sale at chinns photo centre queen st brampton attends ordination archdeacon w g o thompson took part in an ordination service in st thomas church hamilton on friday when five anglican deacons were ordained to the priesthood the archdeacon was gospeler at the service one of those ordained was rev john calbeck who will be the new curate at st judes church oak- ville he will succeed rev john munro who has joined the chap lain service of the armed forces the citizens of the community could be set under way almost immediate ly ballinafad several attend gibb ordination service several carloads from this com munity motored to hamilton wed nesday night to attend the ordina- tion service of the hamilton con ference when our minister mr glbb was ordained mr and mrs gibb have been assigned to a charge in a suburb of- sudbury an epidemic of measles is mak ing its rounds of the children in this community the chicken pox is also prevalent james kirkwood jr spent the weekend with his friend david while at huntsville the annual congregational picnic wil be held oh saturday afternoon june 13th at stanley park erin church service- and sunday school will be withdrawn next sunday as anniversary services are being held at melville the georgetown heraij wednesday evening june 10 1953 page 11 former resident dies at seattle washington mrs isadore sterrett who has lived in seattle washington since her marriage fifty years ago died there monday her sister mrs w j roe recei ved the sad news in a telegratrryes lerday 1st place with fisher body quality after year i tst place with high compression power 1st place with powerglide and power steering chevrolets nagged body by fisher is now even more out standing in styling in comfort and conveniences in quality of workmanship and materials visibility is greater with the new onepiece windshield and panoramic rear window con struction is heavier and more rigid for even greater safety interiors are roomier with finer fabrics and more hand some appointments the new 115hp blue- flame valvcinhcad engine teamed with the new power- glide automatic transmission as an option at extra cost on twoten and bel air models has an extra high com pression ratio of 75 to 1 in gearshift models you get the new 10hp highcompres sion thriftking engine both bring you far finer per formance on far less gasoline 1st place with economy and value 1st place with all the new things you want w this years chevrolet brings you the most important gain in economy in chevrolets entire 40year history you go much farther on every gallon of gas regular gas at that you save on overaltcosls of operation and upkeep you save every mile you drive with this great new 53 chevrolet yes with all its higher quality and new features chevrolet is again canadas finest low- priced car more weight more stability more toadstcadincss with centrepoint rear suspension andthcsoftersmooihcr knee- action ride a wider choice of body types and color har monics and optional at extra cost gm shadelite tinted glass with exclusive gradu ated windshield tinting and the amazing gm autronic eye which automatically dims and brightens headlights chevrolets new powerglide optional at extra cost on the bel air and twoten scries is the newest most advanced automatic transmission in its field a new automatic start ing and passing range gives you flashing getaway from a standing start or for passing in city driving power steer ing optional at extra cost with powerglide lets you steer and park with fingertip case and drive with greater safety everywhere a gcneiml motors vatte more people- buy chevrolets than any other cari arthur scott motors limited jour y cars time to readyup your cool- ing system for warm- weather driving yea time to drain and flush add ruat in hibitorcheck water pump and radiator examine hoeea and heaterlines for deteriora tionlook for leaky connec tionscheck fan belt bring your car in to us for this spring care now and see what a conscientious job we do of it keeps uqj- qourcar m best jjmez scon motors queen and guelph st phone 161 transfers for three united church clergy three district united church min isters will move to new churches next month rev william gibb ballinafad who was ordained last week in hamilton will take a pastorate in sudbury norman russ of hespeler an emmanuel college student will succeed him at ballinafad melville and churchill rev george leek of hornby or- dained recently in toronto is going to grand valley he has been preashing at hornby ashgrove and bethel during his student days and will be succeeded there by another student ian williams who has been at charing cross near chatham for the past year rev william lake lowville has accepted a call to the united church in kincardine and will also be leav ing in july telephone 161 queen and guelph streets school association busy plan lecture in fall the enthusiasm with which the wilkins bros lecture india be- yond the khyber was received in georgetown has prompted the school association to sponsor their second lecture the far east next fall plans for this event were discussed at the regular meeting of the association held at the school on june 3rd it was decided to hold the lecture in st johns hall on tuesday october 3rd the result of the first lecture was most grati fying and a substantial sum was raised a new picture of the queen will be purchased for the school mr earl mckay agreed to make a cash box for the association it was also decided to purchase a new table for the projector and mr john glynn was asked to be responsible for the purchase the teacher of the school miss marjorle 3haw suggested that screens on some of the windows would make the school much more comfortable in warm weather the association agreed to supply these and a committee composed of mr earl trow mr glen spiece and mr w norton was appointed to make and instal the screens as there is painting to be done inside the school and other minor repairs it was decided to hold a work bee at the school on july 4th at 100 pm mrs earl trow wis appointed social convener of shis event refreshments were 9trve4t the close of the meeting