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rei S/n A a one a : " i ery : Said sas ORS , 5 " . ate eeiany Vines tna 4° Bo To I OOO OO SU Es . ¥ » eee changes {n their actual take-|income taxes, old age security] CARTIER CAUGHT ON adopted the Indian use of bal home pay because of changing|taxes, and contributions to pen- ae xplorer Jacques Cartier,|sam and spruce bark to. offset 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, November 19, 1966 r ; deductions over the years forlsion plans, hard winters in Canada,' scurvy. Workers Wage Increases Eroded By Price Rises Roman Catholic Fish Rule sew SOFTANA oD 2m, tune) Wega seems nate eel GARAGE ted By US. Bish y " nny 18 ops and other items in the con-|their April peak this year they eee streightonineg tae . F 3 sumer price index has eroded|were $91:72, a gain of 23.2 per @ _Ganeent Pongirs ¥. ( AP) -- U.S.; If they decide to discontinue/on Good Friday, the Friday be-|,way more than half the addi-|cent, 18 CHURCH STREET nase those in/|the Lwpzearald tradition of|fore Easter, and other Fridays/tiong) income wage-earners in HAVE EFFECT Ph. 725-0522 , France and Italy, now|Friday abstinence, : ; th eaneieing > indhatiiad ( 4 urged strongly by their bishops| The bishops said in their ol had in the ined five years. But a DBS computation of the Lee Bishop |} RADIATOR REPAIRS BILENDUKE'S ESSO SERVICE 1004 Simcoe St. South Wentworth Ph: -- 728-1411 3 MECHANICS TO SERVE.YOU! | Tune-Ups - Brake Service = @fneral Repairs they arejin Lent decide for themselves ' ' effect of price rises on 'the otto a cunmienr pends ge al Lg ampere pach Wages in the first half of this|spending power of the dollar - In a historic decree an-|ing Lent "the obligation to ab-/Year were running about 23 per|shows that the $74.45 in 1961 nounced Friday night; the Na-|stain and-or fast is so substan-|Cent higher than five years ago.\rose to $82.64 in April this year ELECT tional Conference of' Catholic|tial that 'no Catholic Chris-|But the lessened purchasing] in terms of 1961 dollars. This is Bishops released the country's|tian will lightly excuse him-/POwer of the dollar on the con-jan increase of 11 per cent, Radiators 42 Bond St. W. J. BLACK ALDERMAN 45,000,000 Catholics from man-|self' from it." sumer market has cut deeply) 'To arrive at its figures, DBS * 725-1633 into the gain, reduces actual earnings aver- t Fri- tg ge pane cicate Pg stages nid Pe Earp This was revealed in an anal-|ages by the percentage amounts The change is effective Dec.|press conference whether a ysis of price index trade and|consumer prices rise. The re- 2--the first Friday of Advent~|¢ atholic who eats meat on Fri-| average weekly wages in manu-|sult indicates the real worth of but since in most dioceses the/day during Lent would commit facturing industries prepared by|wages if consumer prices and no-meat rule is lifted on the day|, 'sin aid "that would be a|the Dominion Bureau of Statis-|consumption patterns had re- after Thanksgiving, most U.S.|matter between him and his|tics. Figures are complete only| mained unchanged over the Catholics may join fellow) confessor." to the end of June and do not/five-year period, churchmen in France, Italy Th bish opi esid they ltted reflect wage gin price wo . e the ag-vy take "f creases later this summer and|into account amounts that wage-|-- and Canada in eating meat next the ban to permit. U.S. Catholics an } pga yey day. freedom of choice in observing French and Italian bishops personal penance, But they treed Catholics from the rule Of caid they still "give first place Panialion bishops did it Oct. 14,|t2.abstinence from flesh meat." Their action was authorized by| : i Pope Paul and the Vatican r@ ) council. | There's More To See with... East Mall, 600 King Street East 7 Z 3 Telephone thers Lid. Guaranteed Used Cors ROY W. 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