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s THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Jenuary 8, 1962 13° "Does This Sound Too Good To Be True?" +} ' FLYING PHIL' GROUNDED Highways minister Gaglardi , templates three months with- suspension after his sixth traf- of British Columbia studies a | out driving privileges. "Flying | fic conviction in five years, bus schedule pensively through | Phil," as he's known in Vic- | for speeding outside Kamp- a steering wheel as he con- | toria, received the three-month | loops, B.C. (CP Wirephoto) Two Guards Fired Riches Claimed : No Impediment One Reprimanded At Heaven Gate iw' 4 she , . ' ' LONDON (Reuters) -- Roy of the Civil Service Association|wer questions or give his opin-|qyomson, 67-year-old Canadian of Ontario said Sunday that ajions on the hair-dying incident.) wuiti-millionaire piiblsher, 'seid row over a Don Jail guard dy-|Mr. Simonson was told he was) ; ' asl $ 00 ing his hair has resulted in two|dismissed for giving Mirtle otter ae te iat '. that grows up to 15,000 guards being fired and another|tion to the press. : |poor' man' could enter thie king- given a severe reprimand. Mr. Jones said a meeting of oni of heaven more enstly than Grenville Jones, organizer ae ea ae be reve a! a tich man : the association, said those dis-jto discuss the dismissals an Or ed : a missed are Jim Keatings, presi-|the men's loss of pay. The dis- Thomson, who owns 93 news- dent of Don Jail branch of the/missals were made retroactive PaPers and 72 magazines ; eee ¥ ' d the -world, was_ inter- nd guard Tony|to Dec. 19, when they were sus-|4roun id, association, a 8 . |viewed on television by an Ang- Simonson. pected. : A : x Pipe T. Brennan Keatinge, the "The association is going tojlican Franciscan friar. FOR i ESS HA guard who dyed his hair, wasjbattle for these boys all the The' friar, Father Michael, suspended 10 days and given a say." Mr. Jones said. jasked the publisher what he severe reprimand, said Mr. _ The row blew up when Mr.|thought about the saying of Jones. Keatinge dyed his hair, which) 5 hat ow far-for The association official saidjturned white following an acci-|/esus that it was easier for aj Mr. Keatinge refused to accept|dent when he was a London|camel to pass through a the suspension or reprimand,|bobby. He was ordered by jailjneedle's eye than for someone and was then told to telephone governor David Dougall to rinse|who trusts in riches to enter the the jail governor Monday to findjout the dye, but refused. |kingdom of heaven. out whether he could go to) Mr. Simonson later told re-| wel], I tremble to disagree work. porters he had recommended/with that saying but I really ; . The orders in respect to alljMr. Keatinge to the hairdres-\qg* Thomson said. : BS 1, ' ai . three employees were read to,ser from whom he was receiv- ; ' | y Ti N gE d B them Friday by the jail gover-jing treatment for his own thin- RiP eid oe does all the % 7 ou ever in er nor from a letter signed by J.\ning hair. \portivwhile job re te ane'T can : "ae ' A. Graham, deputy minister of} The Civil Service Association) Oo ys as pe af F i] ) reform institutions, Mr. Jones/claimed Mr. Simonson was sus-|Pe¢t him greatly,"' he said, but ami y rotection said pected because he refused to\te rich man "by the very fact ; He said they resulted from an wear his jail uniform to and that he Die in Ac these resour- 5 : inquiry conducted by Gerard/from work. ces, is able to do more for hu- Wright, chief inspector of pris- es manity than {is possible for that a [otk arb ve to Nook uth vides unusually extensi di by Mr. Graham. F t§ d All we have to look at is the ie ' } 1rs un ay foundations, Ford and Rocke- _ ensive coverage an s Reason given for Mr. Keat- ings' dismissal, said Mr. ome Town Council Hons ggg hin ne ' the finest low-cost insurance you can buy. MacDonald Hits Meeting Held heresy." by spending | PER WEEK lions of pounds, have rescued Does it sound too good to be true? Well 2 e \whole peoples from poverty and Ps e Provincial 2mm ocr ait Neo VEARIY let us along with the Scottish and York In- hain Sees ee . surance Company Ltd. PROVE that it is |meeting of the town council. | ; <j +4 . . RED LAKE, Ont. (CP)--Don- j that it is any easier for this ! ald MacDonald, provincial lea- ware page cart gap Hatred man to enter the kingdom true . Send in your application today. der of the New Democratic who li 8 iof heaven--but I certainly think Party in a speech here Sunday| heard ha op mgpneene ert that it is very unfair to say that night, assailed the Ontario sales! a Milton. ae ~ Underwritten by Scottish & York Insurance Company Ltd. tax. ' ; Mr. Thili alleges that some °"\°': se R BE EFITS TOO! Speaking in this far north-\yoters received one ballot in Merert of mile Blouin, NDP|(2eir business ward and another! 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