The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

VNC BEN CWS ED SN TY HS 26 THE OSHAWA Times, | Wednesday, March 14, 1967 cP THEATRE DIRECTOR John Hirsch, 36, founder of Winnipeg's Manitoba Centre, now is directing at the Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts in New York. He is a Hungarian- born Canadian. --CP Photo Montreal Man Sent To Jail MONTREAL (CP) -- Claude Grand, 24, and Louis d'Oliviera, 21, both natives of France, Mon- day were committed to jury trial on a number of charges, including attempted murder, all arising from holdups at two Montreal banks and a credit un- ion in suburban Pointe - aux- Trembles. Grand, who describes himself as a novelist, and d'Oliviera had so many charges against them that they were forced to appear for preliminary hearing: before two different judges in two sep-| : arate courts. Appearing before Judge Iren Lagarde, the accused were com- mitted on charges of conspiracy, armed robbery and wearing a mask while committing a crim- inal offence. These charges} ; were laid in connection with a $3,000 holdup March 1 at a branch. of the Bank of Montreal in suburban St. Laurent. HIT BY BULLETS In the same case, they are also charged with the attempted murder of Constable Hector Jas- min of St. Laurent, who was felled by two machine-gun bul- lets in the thigh as he arrived at the scene of the crime. Judge Lagarde heard a sec- one preliminary hearing in which the two men are charged with carrying out a $2,300 rob- bery Jan. 26 at the credit union --La Caisse Populaire Ste.| : Marie. y The accused were then) © brought before Judge Henri| | Masson Loranger for hearing on another charge of armed rob- bery arising from a $6,050) : ARRAARRARAAAARARARARAP slalalelelatalelelal holdup at an east-end branch of| # the Bank of Montreal Feb. 8. Manager Michel Patry testi- fied that he only got a look at}: one of the robbers. However, he} : had resembled d'Oliviera. Fy In the cases before both): judges, the prosecution intro-| : duced documentary evidence] © with the consent of the defence.| ; At arraignment earlier, both| Grand and d'Oliviera had pleaded guilty to the holdup charges but changed their plea after consultation with a lawyer.| : Seal Hunting Methods Poor TORONTO (CP) -- Unneces-| ; sary suffering involved in the seal hunt in the Gulf of St. Lawrence was greatly reduced this year, but there is room for improvement in the enforce- ment of regulations, Thomas I. Hughes, general manager of the Ontario Humane Society, said) in.a statement today. Mr. Hughes was one of five| | official observers asked to wit-| : ness this year's hunt by the} ' federal minister of fisheries. ; Seal - hunters working from ships "appeared to have a de- sire to comply with the regula- tions,' the statement said. "Unfortunately, I cannot say the same"' of the sealers taken to the ice-floe hunting grounds by aircraft from the Magdalen Islands. "A number of these men are still using old methods and are not complying with the regula- tions,' Mr. Hughes said. "How- ever, I saw no evidence of the very extreme gross cruelty that I saw last year when pups were kicked and slashed without ren- dering them unconscious." USED ILLEGAL CLUBS Some ships' captains and some aircraft operators were not complying with regulations and were not "making certain that their men were properly equip- ped," the statement said. "For example, at least one ship's captain and one aircraft oper- ator issued illegal clubs to their men and sent them on the ice. "There is no doubt that the regulations require further amendment which would close the loopholes and clarify the in- tent of present regulations." The killing of white-coat harp seals in the Gulf of St. Law- rence by Canadians is now as humane as the average slaugh- ter operation, Mr. Hughes said. "With further amendments to the regulations, with improved equipment and. with additional experience, a force of physi- cally fit, specially trained fish- eries officers will be able to ensure that the killing of the white-coats in future years can be consistently humane." A Division of the $. 3. Kresge © CP SOVCCVesS YY VaVuUSe Vy VY es ¥ Rig Savings on Childrens' y Limited Toddlers deaodel DRESSES Pick from a bouquet of 9.9) petal pretty toddlers "~ dresses, in Spring fab- rics. Sizes 2 to 3x, 3.92 Infants' COAT SETS Cotton ballpoint washable fabric coats in sizes 12-18- 24 months. 6.97 8 Infants' HATS .. BONNETS and CAPS iy) . Assorted styles In plain 4.13 : Sheen a. Pique a Nye TO | fi lon 1.87 NG : Infants' DRESSES EN 253), & DIAPER SETS J Peteloedipeerete 1.97 B cyieek goles 12 : ig months, 2.97 ieee K EAARRARAARARARARRARRARARRRRRA a Girls' All-Weather Coats Never mind the rainy weather -- stay warm and dry with wet resistant all-weather coats from our fine selection at Kmart! Choose from a bright array of reversible 77 colors in sizes 8 to 14. 9 Girls' 'MOD' DRESSES Plain and printed cottons, linens, and viscose fab- rics are fashioned into a de- 4:33 to 687 lightful collection of size 8 to 14 dresses. Girls' DRESS COATS Coats in Corduroys, Suedine, Flannel and Viscose fabrics: assorted styles and 127701799 colors; sizes 8 to 14. d Girls' 2 and 3 Piece SUITS Skirt and jacket and pant suits in a wide range of materials, including Linen, Cot- ton knit, Duck. Choose from as- 87 97 sorted styles & colors in. sizes 5: to]3 Girls' Assorted BLOUSES Spring fresh assorted blouses in 1:99 to 2:7 b 8 tol the prettiest fabrics ever! Avail- able in sizes 8 to 14 in a wide range of colors. Girls' SLIMS and SLACKS 1:77 to 4.87 Girls' Assorted SKIRTS Denims, Arnels, Hopsacks, Ducks: 287 10 3:87 Choose from various plain and printed fabrics in assorted styles and colors, Sizes 10 to 14, all dancing with bright colors and gay patterns. Various styles in sizes 8 to 14, A é b Infants' SLIM SETS Snug fitting slims in Pink, Blue or Red with snappy matching over- blouses in a variety of cotton fabrics. 12-18- 24 months, Infants' WALKING SETS Cotton duck or Corduroy fabrics in cute, cosy walking out- fin See 12-16-24 6 Q7 Toddlers SLIM SETS Printed cotton overblouses, trim- = med with ruffles, peek perkily over cotton poplin slims. Sizes 2 to 3x 2,97 Infants' CRAWLER SETS" Cotton and cotton knit over shirts with sturdy denim or pincord crawler pants. Available in Gold or Brown in 12 18-24 months, 3.83 3.47 FASHIONED RIGHT FOR EASTER and SPRING! SAY... "Charge it" WITH A K MART CREDIT CARD, Jr. Girls' JACKETS Woven madras reverses to poplin in these attractive Red plaid and Blackwatch single breasted jackets. Or choose a double breasted style in 5 8 3 corduroy -- Red or Navy. Sizes 3 to 6x. Not both styles in every size. b Jr. Girls' DRESS COATS Corduroys and Suedine coats item ewig" ¢ Jr. Girls' All-Weather Coats palgtnse lob all-weather coats in single breasted, Naw/Bone and Light Blue/ 6.77 Bone in sizes 4 to 6x. 4 Jr. Girls' 2 & 3 Pc. SUITS in aanited sen tabecs 87 tp Q.77 Jr. Girls' DRESSES Plain and frilled cottons, ginghams and knits with sie, Sizes 4 to ene 392 to 4.87 Jr. Girls' SLIMS & SLACKS Perfectly plain and perkily printed slims and slacks for little girls! Choose from ona St -- and colors in 1-94 to 2:97 Jr. Girls' SLIM SETS irates eit chung rote 3-92 overblouses, 4 - 6x, Jr. GIRLS' BLOUSES Petal pretty blouses In a wide variety of styles, patterns and colors. Mix 'n ay to 2.57 match them with all her favo- rite outfits! Sizes 3 to 6x. Toddlers Toddlers r | Jr. Boys' 3 Piece SUITS BOXER SETS WINDBREAKERS only... M98 aa. 3:87 2:99 to 3:27 Short and long pant suits in assorted Jackets for all weather in a wide range styles and colors. Available in lined cot- Cotton sheen pants with matching knit of fabrics: Laminated cotton knits, po shirts in assorted styles, Choose from ton_knit and cotton gabardine. Sizes 2 tins, denims -- all with rib knit necks to 3x. Red, Navy, Mink or Royal in sizes 2to 3x, bands, cuffs and collars. Assorted colors in sizes 4 to 6x, Jr. Boys' Jr. Boys' Shirts & Polo Shirts sa 1 a6 Jr. Boys' PANT SETS Dress PANTS only... Sot 1.47 t0 2,99 Cotton fly front pants in Brown, Charcoal, Loden or Navy with co-ordinating cotton Jr. boys' dress pants in plain or print knit shirts in plaids or denim look. Availe Sheeno. Available in assorted colors in able in sizes 4 to 6x. sizes 4 to 6x. SHIRTS SHIRTS Available in a wide variety of Saniorized and Cotton knit fabrics. All feature short sleeves, pointed collar. Assorted sizes and colors.