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local minister reports on jehovah convention reporting on the new world soc iety assembly of jehovah s wit nesses held at yankee stadium in hewyork july 1926 wm r clegg delegate and local presiding minister gives the following sum mary the assembly was opened july 18 by mr p chapman of toronto with an address of welcome to an aud ience of 126387 in the afternoon the beautiful stagegarden provided a picturesque setting for the gradu ation exercises of the twentyfirst class of the watchtower bible school of gllead out of one hun dred and twenty seven students all graduated and received assignments to go as missionaries to many for eign lands including central and south america india africa and many parts of europe the program for each day was filled with interesting bible lec tures reports of expansion from re presentatives from the four quar ters of the earth and thrilling ex periences from the missionary field delegates were there from 87 dif ferent lands and for eight davs all enjoyed a fellowship together with out a note of discord it was sure ly a demonstration that all nations and people can and will eventually jive together in peace regardless of race colour language or custom most of the delegates were hou sed in private homes and hotels throughout greater new york and surrounding cities while some 49 000 took up temporary residence in a 200 acre tent and trailer city which sprang up over night near new market nj the program was heard at the trailer city by means of loud speakers and a direct wire hookup from the stadium on the fourth day of the assem bly the riverside cascade pool be came the scene of a mass baptism where 4640 new witness ministers were immersed there are now more than half a million such min isters in more than 140 countries yankee stadium was packed out for the full eight days as each day saw the attendance well over 100 000 but the climax came on the last day sunday july 26th when the president of th watchtower soci ety mr n h knorr delivered his stirring public address entitled after armageddon god s new world to a recordshattering aud ience of 165 811 many thousands more heard the lecture over the watchtower radio station wbbr in brooklyn which broadcast much of the assembly program it was no doubt the largest chris tian assembly ever to be held in this age and though it is now his tory its effects will certainly be felt for many months to come all in atendance were exhorted to carry on living and working as a new world society until jehovah god destroys all wickedness to make way for a new world of righteous ness peace and plenty social news plenty of georgetown people are on vacation this week help make the herald newsy by reporting your visits smith stone staffer tz marries at deep river j deep river community church was the scene of a very pretty wed ding saturday august 1st at 1 00 p m when ruth marie daughter of rev and mrs fulton r vander burgh of deep river became the bride of robert bruce melville of georgetown son of mr and mrs robert melville of havelock the father of the bride rev f r vanderburgh officiated at the wed ding and the bride was given in marriage by her uncle m clarence vanderburgh of leaside the bride was gowned in an ori ginal model gown of white lace and nylon net over satin the strapless lace bodice was decorated with se quin flowers and fashioned with a pointed panel at the back over this she wore a lace jacket with sleeves coming to a point over the hands a cap of rayon satin petals and seed pearls held her fingertip veil she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and fern matron of honour mrs ted pol lock of ivanhoe was gowned in a floor length dress of mauve satin and nylon net and carried a bouu- puet of yellow gladiolis and pink carnations she had a bandeau of matching flowers miss joyce ad- kins of burlington the bridesmaid was gowned in 3 floorlength gown of nile green lace and nylon net over taffeta and earned a bouquet of pale mauve gladiolis and pink carnations she wore a bandeau of flowers in her hair miss carol beckett of harold made a pretty flower girl she was dressed in a floor length gown of maize nylon carried an oldfashioned bouquet and wore a halo of flowers in her hair gerald melville of toronto was best man and led pollock of ivan hoe and richard vanderburgh of deep river were ushers the or ganist was mr fred glendlnning of deep river and the soloist mrs r b beckett of harold sang o per fect love and a wedding pray er the bride s mother received in a dress of blue crepe and lace with navy and white accessories and wore a corsage of pirk rosebuds with her was the groom s mother mrs r melville wearing a gown of beige crepe and lace with brown ac cessories and i corsage of cream roses the woman s circle of deep river community church catered for the reception in th beautifully decor ated sunday school hall the happy couple left for points south the bride wearing a tur quoise blue nylon acetate dress w ith white accessories and a cor sage of pink rosebuds on their re turn they will reside in georgetown hire art somi handy built for public sptaklng are you nervous when appearing before an audience do your knees shiver and shake and do your hands moisten with perspiration as you rise to speak then you are per fectly normal according to dr waldo phelps instructor in speech on the los angeles campus of the j university of california tense ness is natural even in people with years of speaking experience says dr phelps but once a speech is begun this tension can be funneled to aid the speaker instead of hm dering him the ucla speech instructor outlined three rules a speaker should follow to control the trembling and tension sometimes called stage fright which pre cede a speech 1 trembling and blushing means that the body is ready for excess physical energy make use of it at the speech open ing use gestures emphasize vo ce volume use the blackboard or other visual aids this releases stored up energy and you should proceed normally 21 a direct relationshm exists between stage fright and lack of preparation prepare carefully winston churchill spends 30 hours preparing even the shnstlem nf speeches it will help your confi dence if your first speeches are on topics you know well preferably from your own background of ex perience 3 adapt your material to your audience have something to say which you want to share with them this brings out 1a audience response and in tun ulates the speaker page 7 wednesday evening aug 5 1633 the georgetown hkmj carrolls store has vacation manager while manager ken allan is on vacation this week and next gor don padfleld is acting as manager at grand union carroll s ltd mr padfleld who lives in mount forest has been relieving at several carroll s stores during the vacation period save the telegram daily whkkatr far ho dalrrar ml tk cmmtimlttmmm ywn rmt um c ittm tly wrlr ta tvbf im iay mmd entertaining business friends a short drive takes you to pleasant surroundings excellent food terra cotta inn open for luncheon and dinner mrnlkui vietarla llrl i mbs betty f1arrar re wun viable how the pioneers made kentucky rifles like the plow and the ax other tools used in winning the wilder ness kentucky rifles wen mad at local forges sometimes the bar rels were welded together piec by piece a lengthy and laborious process triggers and trigger guards were beaten out nn an an vil and shaped with a file iron workers who learned this tnde in pennsylvania spread out over th colonies and set up gunsmith shops often in small settlements near their frontier customers the eark rifles em ploy ld a flint lock to ig nlte the powder charge models made after 1820 used the small sure firt percussion caps copper primers ci ma mine mercury ful minate but toward the close of the civil war breech loading gun and metallic cartridges were in troduced ending a century of su premacy for the kentucky rilfe for vision s sake watch that temper watch those moods you may not literally see red when you get angry but your emotions and ment il state definitely can affect your vision fxtreme emotion may blur your sight and if you are an up inddown person fluctuating from the top of the world to periods of depression yuu nuy find that you hae low visual acuitj some days and clear sharp ision on others some scientists believe actual deterioration of the retina may result from rei urrent psycho logical upsets this thor is baser on the premise that contraction of blood vessels may injure the retina by impeding nutrition of the eye and a minute blind spot may some times form in the middle of the field of vision causing distortion the womans viewpoint woman is by nature idealistic and romantic she endows the man of her choice with such fine qua ities of character and superiority that she oftei wonders how it ever happened that she could be fortu nate enough to win such a paragon when woman s love is sincere she n ready and willing to cooperate to subserve her personality to change her habits and points of view in short to surrender almost everything she holds dear in order to be a good wife and make her man happy however she also expects and with justice that the man bend a little and try to cooperate him glass changes color why does exposure to sunnght make a clear piece of glass turn purple after a number of years in some glass there is a tendency to show a bluishgreen color causrd by irdn oxide present as impun ties in the raw material to coun tcract this manganese oxide wis formerly added to neutralize the green color long exposure to the ultraviolet rays in sunlight causes the mangincse compound to chingi to the permangamtc which is pur pie in color this will prohably not happen with modern glass as ar seme or selenium is generally usid today as nn iron decolorizing agent dual purpose bed dual purpose bedding was quite a luxury in the i8th century so unusual was it in that time th it oliver goldsmith one of the lead ing poets though it worthy of men tion in one of his poems since goldsmith s day however dual purpose bedding has gone through many revolutionary changes until it has now reached an amazing de gree ot practicality comfort and beauty if goldsmith was impressed with the dual purpose equipment of his day imagine his pleasure if he were to enjoy our modern sofa beds horseshoe grill main street grand reopening this friday extcnsive alterations made during the past week are designed to make the horseshoe grill a pleasant place for dining whether it s a full course meal or coffee and a snack youll find our food of superior quality kids free ice cream for every child wfco calls at the restaurant morday morning from 9 toll free 1 congratulations to mr and mrs bill hazelwood on their fine new restaurant peter gorman wholesale tobacconist newmarket what council did fire hall apartment to john oliver selected from eleven applicants john oliver will be tenant of the now fire hall dpirtment which will be ready for ottupancy next month mr oliver wis one of six who latri interview d by the town coun cil last night the apartment will be rented free to mr oliver with light heat and telephone supplied m return for answering fire calls partial police calls and light tare- taking an agreement wil be signed set ting out details of tenancy and dut ies the taxi licence of harold ben nett was transferred to b moran glen williams who told council he had taken over mr bennett s bus- asking about water rates charged when he believed his property was exempt due to an old agreement for the town to run a pipeline through his property earl trow interviewed council the matter was tufned over for investigation to the water committee flooded cellar on victoria street were reported by albert chalker after the heavy rain john cordaro also complained of poor drainage in front of his main street building and said he hadbeen promised ear lier in the year that it would be remedied the road committee will investigate vote as vou likk but votk next mono ay sybil blames liberals overseas market loss georgetown s progressiveconser vative candidate sybil bennett has been kept busy in the last few days of her campaign speaking at various meetings teas social gatherings etc last thursday saw her speaking at a tea for ladies of oakville at which the wife of provincial premier leslie frost was present that ev ening she spoke to a capacity crowd in milton s agricultural hall in one of the hardest hitting speeches of her present campaign she lashed out at liberal government waste and inefficiency and reiterated the pc promise to lower taxes by careful government spending and elimina ting wasteful practices without in any way deteriorating the social services we now have 6r weakening national defence on friday and saturdajtmiss bennett spoke at var ious plamtohe south of the coun ty and oifwonday switched her campaign fjassagaweya tuesday night in spite of the tor rential rain she held a large meet ing in brookville hall in her lib eral opopnents home territory in a hard hiting speech she cal led on mr mcphail to deny that the liberal government had managed to lose our traditional u k and european markets she brought the audience to their feet with applause when she said that if the govern ment had done so much for the far mers as my liberal opponent has been saying through the county press and on the platform la it not strange that my liberal opponent does not leave his position in the city to work his farm here in nas- sagaweya miss bennett clearly and positive ly laid out the points of the conser- vativ platform once more lashing at the whispering rarnp that budget market 35c box campbells tomato ketchup bottle 23c white swan or interlake toilet tissue 2 for 25c stokleys cream style corn 2 1 5 oz tins 29c brunswick sardines 3 tins 23c zinc jar rings doz 37c sealtite red rubber jar rings 2 boxes 19c vinegar 8 51c half gal 29c plus deposit on jugs shredded wheat 2 boxes 33c fancy red sockeye salmon tin 39c muffets 2 boxes 33c shreddies 2 boxes 35c large size lemons 6 for 23c new potatoes tomatoes lettuce cucumbers carrots celery at lowest market prices choice lean hamburg lb 43c boneless rolled prime rib roasts lb 65c for a good selection of top quality fresh and cured meats v try budget market free deuveky phone 346 for plain and rock face concrete blocks also chimney blocks rrs oriole concrete block co w j mcgowan 9th line glenwilliams georgetown 777 outoftown callers please reverse charges said a pc government would cut or tamper with family allowances this is such an apparent untruth that even mr st laurent had denied that any party would do such a thing even while many of his sub ordinates were making this false and malicious statement she said miss bennett ridiculed that any housing program would have to be paid through tax money saying that building under central mortgage co was financed by loans to the gov ernment raised through canada sa ving bond drives etc whereby the government borrowed money at a low rale of interest from te people then turned around and through central housing loaned money for buodfnf booses at 5fc per cent she scored the government on- the waste and inefficiency of the dept of national defence shown in the currie report and also cited other instances of waste and inefficiency lit closing she urged everyone to get out and work for her and that she promised everything she could do all her tune and any abilities she might possess to further the tfiter- ests of her native county halton she spoke this afternoon at a large tea in trafalgar township at mrs m burkholders palermo during august the herald u ane man short each week as the staff takes annual vacation cooperation la submitting news and advertising copy wm be appreciated