1o. 11:. Guardian . Sept. 13. 1956

4?” . Oebafa, Pensions For widows of 'CIergy

KINGSTON. Ont. Anglican that "a widow is a woman"

I et she be the widow 'of e

bishop or a person, has called for pensions for the widows of

Anglican clergymen. , Ven. D. S. Cstchpole of limit- cqay. B.C.. attending the annual meeting of the executive council

of the Anglican Church of Can- ,

Ida. introduced a resoutlonl Sat- urday asking for 8960 a year for elliwldow instead of the 8720 now paid to widows of clergy below the rank of bishop.

"ii is an invirlious distinc- tion." he said. "Cierizymen Pay just as much into the fund as

bishops "

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