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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 7, 1964 17 %6 Beest Oi4-ege pensions per cent higher then the same and other social benefits, needs/month a year ago, lifting the more money. It also needs Par-|-siendar year total 88,338, an|was 31.4 per cent ahead of Oc- ibamonth total to 10,400, up 40.9 liamentary approval of its tem- porary import tariffs to narrow a trade Ce tts come, perie' tent reer. ? the drain on Britain's official) Sale of trucks during October Chr CLIP THIS CARD! WIN 100. - 500. increase of 25.1 per cent over |tober last year and brought the a per cent from last year. To Unveil Budget -- LONDON (CP) -~ Britain's Chrysler Has is fit beet west ened] RECOTA Sales 'and the Lgtnid oe of London are inning to worry, Stocks are sagging as investors Oct be wonder what ge a menos! I) 0 T a disclose. WINDSOR -- Chrysler in Oshawa ... Various reports indicate that |dealers pnt gh hoo dally. Contact Britons, now among the most lered 10,790 cars during October heavily taxed in the Western al- for a new sales record, c. O. REV. H; FISCHER y | iaees, sane be hint for an added |Hurly, vice-president of sales at 177 Rostend Ré. &. contribu-|Chrysler Canada Ltd, said PHONE 725-2755 . y. One newspaper suggests) p f tion pd | Senttal 'assenger car sales were 14.7 gains taxes are inevitable. Another suggests the axe will fall on allowable expense - ac- count deductions. A third main- tains the exchequer's concentra- tion will be on closing tax loop- holes. The nievitable conclusion is that the Labor regime, plan- UNITED PENTECOSTAL 'NOTICE TO LUTHERANS in Oshawa District if you desire informetion obout the new. Canada $yned Luth- eren Church to be estabilshed ROYAL COMMISSION JAPANESE CAR FOR CANADA INQUIRY INTO available for distribution in Motor Industries Ltd., said Motor Co, and Isuzu Motors . This is the Ltd., two of Japan's three big Toyota compact station wagon, a Japanese Canada by January. A new Thursday, it will be distribut- automobile expected to be dian Cana company, Canadian ing 17 models from the Toyota car manufacturing firms. BIBLE LESSON God's Gifts Bestowed Upon All Christians By R.H. RAMSEY The entire passage assigned to today's lesson is Paul's final "pep talk" to Timothy and all ether ministers who would fol- low, century after century. ers which must have an object, have employment. If we do not use these powers to their fullest for the glory of God, they will drawing man downward into with meaning, Paul has in- serted a glowing, parenthetical statement in honor of his blessed Lord. Christ has dis- armed. the last enemy, death, and rendered its dread sting in- nocuous. His revelation of ever- lasting bliss and peace has robbed the king of terrors of his threatening countenance, Jesus died our death, tasting its bitterness for us. Hence the inextinguishable joy and tri- umphant outlook of His fol- lowers, even on the rack or at the stake. They were fearless find employement of their OwN,|hecayse they were not going to meet death, they were going to mended for his visiting Paul in prison--often at the risk of his own life--his bringing of com- forts and news of churches and individuals: Even men of Paul's dauntless courage and amazing faith need encouragement in such trying circumstances. GOLDEN TEXT: "For God hath not given us the spirit of CHURCH 6 King Street East, Oshewe (upstairs) 10:00 A.M.--Sunday School 11:00 A.M.--Morning Worship 7:30 P.M.--Evangelistic Service 8:30 P.M, Wednesday -- Bible Study A Cordial Welcome to All fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind." -- 0 Timothy 1:7. Helicopter Used UNITED SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF ONTARIO || CIVIL RIGHTS Commissioner: Honourable James C, McRuer, LL.D. NOTICE essory ond desirable to safeguard the 1 rights ond liberties of the individual from infringment the State or any other body. The Commission will con powers ond procedures of administrative bodies As {s his custom, when about |the mire. meet their Lord. . te declare some very solemn| Paul's second exhortation) This, then is the gospel to In Sowing Grass truth, Paul begins with an auto-|concerns Timothy's witness be-|which Paul had been called,| yANCOUVER (CP) -- The biographical statement, serving |fore others. He should never|anq which he had served go ef- proof won't show until next to underscore what he is about|/feel ashamed of the glorious fectively as a preacher, apostle} spring but the British Columbia to say. : gospel he preaches, or of the|and teacher. Paul strongly im-|71ydro and Power Authority is First, he reminds Timothy |fact that many of his fellow) nies that it was only through betting that it has succeeded in 7:00 P.M. that he prays for him unceas-|preachers are jailed ahd re-| God's help that he was able to gowing grass by helicopter: DIVINE SERVICE ingly, longs to see him, and re-|viled for their preaching. These/carry out this threefold minis-| jt hired Okanagan Helicopt- calls a time when he saw Tim-|attacks and other hardships try so successfully. ie TEA to TEOR 6 auction REVO" PERRY othy in tears on his own behalf.|should be met fearlessly, for t Boy . Mor. i So inch MESSAGE BEARER Then he introduces a second |he is safe.in the hands of God |KNOWS IT IS SAFE bg h a g hae ts yr Fr nc: MRS. A. HURN line of encouragement, remind-|the Sovereign Disposer of Des-| Recognizing that this Gospel, ve ley gas ine e Fraser OF TORONTO of the faith in the|tinies. ° : for which he suffers and is Tt took t h oma .| Feeling compelled to explorejabout to be martyred, is 'ook two hours to do the 10) once again the depths and/guarded by Christ, Himself,|Scres and costs were cut by heights of redemptions in| Paul knows it is safe. Its work|@bout 40 per cent, says A. J.|j doubtedly became converts at|Christ, Paul reminds us that/will not be stopped. Still he ex- Macdonald, regional manager. much the same time as Tim-|the Gospel derives from God |horts Timothy to carry on faith- and, according to God's eternal |fully and fearlessly. CHRIST MEMORIAL ; CHURCH 11 Bruce Street, Oshowo SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 noture of review of their decisions; the constitution administration of the Courts; the delegation of iskotive powers by the Legislature to other bodies ond judicial and quasi-judicial powers vested in bodies other than the Courts; an ombudsmon for Ontorio; an Onterie Bill of Rights; on extension of the Ontorio Human Rights Code; offences created by Ontorio lows; ers " incial 3 legal eid 2:30 P.M, HEALING CIRCLE AND MESSAGES Queen's Pork, Toronto, ¢ ember 7th, 1964 ot 10:30 0 rpose of hearing submissions within the terms of re hereofter further public heorings will be held in indsor, London, Hamilton, Sudbury, Port ur and such other places os the ci moy ond ogoin in Toronto, the dates, times ond ploces of heorings to be published in the oppropriote loco! popers. Persone who desire to moke submissions ot commencing In Toronto on December 7th, | quested, for their own convenience, to odvise signed of their nemes ond mailing oddresses December the Ist, 1964. In addition to oppeoring ot @ publicv heoring, Interested persons or bodies ore invited to make written submissions to the C ission (five copies if convenient) to be filed with the undersigned, if possible not feter thon Decernber the Ist, 1964. : Dated ot Toronto: this 29th doy of October, 1964, J. W. MORDEN, Counsel to the C BAHAI WORLD FAITH Teaches: . The Oneness of the World of Humanity For information re: weekly meetings or literoture Write. Box AS Oshowa Times WHO ARE THEY? They are citizens of Oshawa: your neighbours, sons and daughters, wives or husbands. They include bakers and cooks, general workers, laboratory assistants, orderlies, prac- a storekeepers, maintenance workers and others. Their total number is about i HOW ARE THEY TREATED? Three quarters of them are paid $1 an hour for a 40-hour week. This is only since the $1 minimum was imposed by law last May. Up to May this year they received the fabulous salary of 67 and 74 cents an hour. Would you not be economically sick if you. had to live on such a salary in a high cost area like Oshawa ? The Hospital is offering a remedy of 3% per year for the next 3 years. This would bring the total salary to $1.09 in three years from now -- a remedy that would not even begin to effect a cure. WHAT DO THE EMPLOYEES WANT? @ They want a 13-cent increase this year plus 12 cents next year for e 2-year agree- ment, or 15 cents if the contract is for one year. @ They want senority based on continuous service, providing. job security In case of HERE ARE THE 3 REMEDIES J see oe eoe ee ee sero eeoreereeroneee in Christ Jesus; we only gain|Timothy as He has guarded eternal is to save men. |faith, but Timothy has little to 8:00: A.M. = othy cli i death and bi t life and im-|othy closes with a reca' of CHURCH SCHOOLS In a sentence already packed |Paul. But the third is com- Average weekly earnings in Oshawa are°30% higher than in any other On- PETERBOROUGH 92.43 punpose, has been made avai-| With or without him, Christ (Anglican) it through union with Him, and/Paul during his life. There are And has been made pos-jfear, so long as he keeps his 11:00 A.M. are Sait eat mortality to tt through the|three men known to both Paul 9:30 ond 11:00 AM, tario municipality. They stand at $115.01 at this moment, as compared to METRO TORONTO 88.85 lable to man in Christ. will not fail to guard His gos- Mary ond Hillcroft Streets it was given to the Son of God|many forces which would rob sible y the incarnation of the | faith. 7:00 P.M. Wevall have imagination, in-|GLOWING STATEMENT long. since "turaed away tromp WONEDAY 2. 1000 AM ® ® Your Hospital Employees at Oshawa General are in Very Bad Economic Shape! ST. CATHARINE onc v6 tic tice mecsnvinceccsen SUOLSR KINGSTON 83.61 The grace of God is embodied |pel, and in so doing, will guard long before our births, God's|him of the great truths of his SERVICES God, who abolished| This first chapter of II Tim- seunse GARG=11:00 AMA. et sal ot, Lad long since turned away from HOLY COMMUNION _ HOW DOES THIS COMPARE? HAMILTON 92.50 LONDON 80.11 eeeeoeceeeeseo sere reereoee COCO HOE HRH COLE HHS OOo OHH e Se eeeeece The Ontario average is $88.46 * A LIVABLE 5 A WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ? ® DECENT Jos SECURITY lay-off, * They want a fair sick-leave plan. @ Except in emergencies, they want to prevent supervisory staff from doing the work normally assigned to union employees. @ They want to receive holiday when they have worked one day before and after a holiday, and not be denied pas pay if they happen to be sick before or after @ recognized holiday, WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO ACHIEVE THIS ? They have been negotiating with the Board of Oshawa General Hospital since April. Re- cently, after long delays caused mainly by the Employer and after making many conces- sions during bargaining, the Employees reached a point where there was nothing left for them to give. The dispute was referred to a conciliation board, which means that negotia- tions are continuing with the assistance of a third party. Your Hospital Employees feel that they are performing a worthwhile service. They are dedicated people. However, they also want to be able to support their families and te cope with the cost of living in this community. It means that Oshawa General Hospital is not using the grants It recelves as a Class A hospital to pay its employees the way it should. By so doing it violates a principle of the Ontario Hospital Services Com- mission -- the principle of wages comparable to those paid in a given - community. In Oshawa, where the average salary is $115 per week, it means that your Hospital Employees have only 34 cents in their pay envelopes when the aver- age Oshawa worker receives $1.00. In other words, they are short of 66 cents in the dollar to face the same cost of living. This has been a chronic disease with them for years. It remains a disease affecting more than 70% of them. © FAIR SICK LEAVE CREDITS © JOB SECUR; SENIORITY. "HROUGH * DECENT REQUIR E FOR HOLIDAY aye They Deserve A Better Treatment -- A Treatment Oshawa Can Afford PUBLISHED BY THE CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 45, OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES