Mushrooming on main high-; a

announcing the largest religious

a

district assembly of Jehovah's |

Witnesses at Queens Park in}

construction crews numbering
more than 50 workers, donal
their weekend to erect scor
of large signs which will direct |
the more than 7,000 incoming
delegates next week to the pal
Stadium for the four-day
sembly.

m
ti

been busy in a fully equipped}
depot, painting and silk-screcn-| ,
in gsigns reaching 52 feet in| 4

Sjerven of 3234 Prince Edward | q
St, Vancouver, whe is directing | p,
this activity, these signs uscd

convention to be held in Brit-| ton and health in this lar,

ish\Columbia this year, scale undertaking.” he contin
Th the Awake Ministers |“!

New Westminster, Voluntary | P*

checked regularly and cleansed
thoroughly We have se

and we set high standard
~| Sanitation to meet and exceed
all health requirements of loval

authorities The
For months 25 workers have) for the four day:

d meals

Jehovah's Witnesses gear)“hy*,0. jimit,
or district assembly

ors in B.C. have been told that
the new planned five percent
bond issue of the Pacific Great
Bastern Railway will be an
“open end’ issue,

petites. i's well, like camp Promler W. A.C. Bennett sald

ways and streets in Vancouver | iny, fike a pionio, with one big | last Week that the bond will not
and Fraser Valley area over the |happy family.” be limited to the $10,000,000. ar:
weekend are hundreds of signs i 4 iginally announced, —Subschip.

“But we do not forget sa

tions will be ed for aly

No timo limit has been set
and the books will be kept
open indefinitely or until fur
ther notice

The bonds, maturing in three
years, will be dated September
1, 1959. inter
year, pay:
jons the world over for decades y will) b

or come emable at face value
but interest will ly ace
to the quarterly coupon dates,
grocery bill] TREY are guaranteed by the

Well over|#overnment of B.C

Bennett has asked employers

ed. “We caution workers to
void touching food with bare
ands and to follow rulos of
ersonal cleanliness, All tables,
vi ad cooking utensils ave

nillions of meals in conv

10,000 met by reasonably- pric
and refreshments.”

attendance is expect-| supervisor for Jehovah's Witnes

The pe

Jength: According to Bob/ od to climb to 10,000 on Sun-|ses, will deliver the feature ad-

ay, September 6, when Me | dress, “When God Speaks Peace

erey Chapman, the Canadian To All Nations,
r

amount the public wish to buy.|

on PGE bonds

to co-operate with payroll ded-
ction plans, Members of the
legislature will be able to buy
the bonds ay the PGR is not a
government department but a
separate corporation, |

‘free show Sept. 1)

The Shrine PNE cireus will
stage the biggest free show in
| its history for Vancouver jsa-
ple who couldn't normally see
it

The show will be held at the
‘orum, Pacific National Exhibi-
nh grounds, at 10 am, on
Tuesday, September 1,
| Forty buses and 100 automo-|
|biles have been retained by the |
|Shrine and the PNE to carry}
5,000 guests to the Fair,
The guests are underprivileg
ed and retarded children, eld-
erly persons, handicapped per-
| sons the blind.

It be the first time the |
cireus has attempted to put on |
a free show for every degery.

‘ing person in the city,

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Still “5° ce
> Available

1S gallons of paint material
2700 feet of paper and cloth
and 7500 feet of lumber.
Then for the two days of last
weekend, ministers of the
Watchtower Society, volunteer-
ing their time freely, left their
brief cases at home, rolled up
their sleeves and spread out
ever the lower mainland to,
launch off an intensive two-
week announcement of this as-|
sembly. |
At the Witness headquarters |
at 120 - 10th Street in New
Westminster, more volunteers
are working 12 hours a day to
complete the many arrange-
ments needed for the incoming |
delegates. Rooming director
for the Witnesse: rthur Poyah
of 15 SEast 17th Ave. Vancou- |
ver, stated “over 1,000 volun-|
teer workers gladly gave their
time to comb New Westminster
for accommodations. More than
2,000 accommodations were
found in private homes, hotels
and motels) We anticipate no|
} housing shortage at this con-
vention.”
f Nor will the Witness delegates
£0 hungry. Already the prac
' tical problem. of feeding such
f
{

a crowd for four days has bedn
Targely licked. The netire Are-
nex building on the Park
grounds has been given over as
a cafeteria, A staff of more
than 500 workers will man the
steam kettles, the bake ovens
and the feeding lines to dist-
ribute the food. Convention of-
; ficials estimate that more than
| 20,000 meals must be prepared
To feed the hungry convention-
€fs six tons of meat - the equiy-
alent of a herd of 20 steers
have been ordered. 1600 loaves
of bread must be baked and the
Witness volunteers will face
qi a pile of potatoes in excess of

on two tons to peel and cook
Along with the full-course
te meals serve dregularly, refresh-
4 q ment stands will dish out 1600

dozen ice cream confections,
3,000 hamburgers, 6,000 sand
wiches, and oyer 9,000 hot doge
This will be washed down with
more than 30,000 cups of coffee
af ee soft drinks,

i the Witnesses,” stated
ista convention manager, Venters
Donaldson, “assemblies such as

this just naturally create large

] gfito

es -
fast§ service
blems

glass to

_WINDSHIELDS
}URANCE ESTIMATES

Announcin g

\

...- no sounder way

for you to profit from B.C.’s
dramatic srowth

For the first time, the people of
British Columbia are inyited to
participate in, and profit finaneially
from, the development of one of
Gur Provinee’s greatest enterprises.
The offering of tis bond issue,
exclusively in B.C., means also
that interest which normally would
be paid to people outside the
Province will be paid directly to
British Columbians.

“
The PGEis now one of the world’s
most modern railroads and a
vital factor in British Columbia's
growth. The three year, 5% bonds
of the Pacific Great Nastern Rail-
way that are now being offered
are the soundest.bond buy on the
‘market — an excellent way to let
your savings earn more for you.

PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS: Bonds
_ manager will ad

PARITY BONDS UNCONDITIONALLY
GUARARiEED BY THE ENTIRE RESOURCES
OF THE PROVINCE AND. REDEEMABLE
ANY TIME AT FULL PURCHASE: PRICE

DENOMINATIONS: $100, $500, $1,000.
INTEREST: Interest at the rate of 5% per annum will be paid quarterly on the 15th day of

December, March, June and September during the currency of the bond,

DATE OF ISSUE: September 15, 1959.
DATE OF MATURITY: September 15, 1962.
REDEMPTION: Should you need the money in a hutry, you will be able to cash these bonds

at par value at any time you wish, at any bank in the Province of British
Columbia and at the principal office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce

in Calgary, Edmonton, Regina,

Halifax or St. John’s.

vise you. =~

Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Saint John,

LIMIT OF PURCHASE: There is no limit whatsoever to the amount you may purchase.
REGISTRATION: Bonds of $500 and $1,000, or multiples thereof, can be fully registered. i
may be purchased through payroll deductions. Your office J