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OBSCENE LANGUAGE | REMANDED f ight Pleading guilty to causing a| Pleading guilty to Griving| | Montreal Men ew a tna ichccotieles! | Judy La Marsh disturbance by shouting and us-! while his ability was impatred | The nine were arrested Thurs. ing obscene language near ap, ' jday and a 10th was picked up| N h ipublic place, Arthur Veira, 828 Bodulphe Beaulieu, 47, of Pick: | 'Plead Guilty | Friday. es ort Ps Y ed q, Narvik Avenue, Bay Ridges seagate ga nee fis pe Sg "Sentence will be given Jan.| go praWA (CP) -- State Secre- was placed ona $100 bond and Nnued . : on-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Six of 10/24," said Director Leo Lequin of tary Judy LaMarsh will have a Pil ti ordered to keep the peace for)" men--between 45 and 50 years|the Laval police. 'In addition to Centennial Year wish come true Horing OF six months when he appeared FINED of age--charged with contribut-|the six men pleading guilty,| next week when she spends | rH | before Magistrate H, _M. Jer: 4 fine of $25 and costs or 10 ing to the delinquency of minors \three others pleaded not guilty|three days in the Keewatin dis-| iCe estia myn. The charge arose out of gays in jail was imposed on Pleaded guilty in social welfare; and their trial has been set for/trict of the Northwest Territo- . ' jereume with a neighbor! nurwood Mandiful, who ad- court Friday and will be sen-|Dec. 28." ries. 'Navigation jwhom the accused had ordered pitted having liquor in a place tenced Jan, 24, Police said the ring has been} A spokesman said Friday that to stay: off his property. other than his residence. Three of the men pleaded not! operating in Laval for at least Miss LaMarsh has been trying of possession ofjrobberies because he wanted to sTENTENCE - ! weer ; : : : : ; ; ough 1967 to make a visit guilty to five charges of rob- stolen goods a one-year con help his girl friend who - "hence er oe rar ke FAILING TO REMAIN ' pang egg alae qo we acite and that the girls =" roe remy But she had been bery, two charges of attempted current term was imposed incurred hospital bills totalling|4:. in the case of William Wal Admitting he had failed La) patra ine and another was)gave their favors freely © too busy as cabinet minister in N robbery and a charge of pos 1 $358. He said he was sca! ae vod a ra aii : remain at the scene of an acci-| released on bail of $200 pending members of the ring and charge of centennial celebra- Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 session of stolen goods, Richard enter hirelease the catch on the gun ae 5, " fox i', WMO dent, Cameren Bruce Walker,| further investigation. charged fram 25 cents to $3 to tions to fit such a visit into her pleaded not guilty fo taking a5; of Toronto, was fined $150! Nine of those allegedly in-| "outsiders." | schedule. pag McGinness, 27, of Toronto, w He had never i eotal of zh nibefork ar ad attempt ah sinned 4h icin aid Pe eee Aan coe dak tae sentenced to a ¢otal of ei before and car without the owner's con x it age | Mins rilereh leas th cot it 'He wade: the cat and costs or 30 days in jail. His) volved were described by police) The police director said the) apctie Wednesday and will visit, vears in penitentiary when he the cocke fire the gun but appeared, here Thursday, be-| tenda demanded money. work. t licence was suspended for 12/as leaders of a prostitution ring|investigation 'is far from fin- Eskimo Point, Rankin Inlet, and/city fore Magistrate H. M. Jermyn.|He 2 $80. in cash. A' Crown Baker Lake, all in the N.W.T., i He was sentenced to four r he was stopped Affieck said when years on a charge of arme ROE A at t} robbery of a service station at monev-were found Police checked e the Lansing cutoff and one y they found 10 shells tr consecutive on each of fe beries in Toronto. On e the two. attempted charges he was se one vear concurrent terms and Churchill, Man., before re- turning to the capital in time \for the final centennial blowout fon Parliament Hill Dec. 31. 24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, December 26, 1967 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Eight-Year Jail Term Write to ~ The University of Tennessee CORRESPONDENCE PICKERING -- Pleadingion the charge DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION STREET months jin suburban Laval involving! ished." -| The acc tees bought the Division of CAMERA DEPT. as eect af aA Yy | \ SN TENE | HOME FOR Vice - President Hubs Humphrey and Mrs. Hu WABASSO SHEET Oe mente watt mee sip ee teatee sit tei 'Family Quality' Sheets & Pi Decorator Cushions --, --" rei SPECIAL 99' Double Bed 3,33 2.83 Double Fitted 3.39 WED. THRU SAT. Twin Bed 3.19 STRIPED TOWEL ENSEMBLE BATH TOWELS 22 x 42" Reg. Kresge Price 98¢ SPECIAL 67¢ HAND TOWELS 15 x 25" 37¢ Reg. 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And he said that the les would be immediately apt in the very next operatior this type--expected to place as soon as possible ¢ middle-aged South African tist. LEARNED 3 LESSONS The surgeon said the t major lessons learned these: The case demonstrated for first time that a transpla' normal heart could adapt i to a grossly diseased body "immediately take over the culation under stressful cc tions." There appears to be a defi possibility that the doctors their anxiety to protect their tient from rejecting the tr planted heart, may have 0 treated him with drugs desis to combat this--and this | have contributed to his d from pneumonia. Preliminary evidence c¢ cerning the condition of transplanted heart after the tient's death suggests the pt bility that a transplanted h may be able to withstand much-feared rejection reac better than any other orga! the body. Barnard gave his assessm in a CBS Face The Nation |