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

MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN Kidnap Man In Own Auto, pe Two Get $14 Toronto, June 28 (CP).--Thomas C. Doyle of suburban York Town- | What to Do To-Night khip was kidnapped Saturday by | wd two men, who beat him over the head with a botice, robbed him of | = $14 and drove him to Brantford and | back to Toronto in his own auto- mobile. Doyle told police that he was| «3 held prisoner in his car for six |: hours. He met the men in a tavern | and was supposedly driving them to |. = their homes when they attacked fi. ©. ©... 0 him, One man, he said, was 22 to 23, stood five feet six inches, weighed 160 pounds and was heavy set with black curly hair and a dark com- plexion. His nickname was "Blackie." The other, he said, was 20 to 21, stood five feet five inches, weighed 130 pounds, had black hair and a ruddy complexion. : Army Training Most Extensive Since the War . Two Oshawa Reserve Force units --the 11th Armoured Regiment and the 19th Armoured Workshop RCEME are to send groups to this year's summer camp at Petawawa. Some 40 Oshawa tank men are scheduled to train for one-waek periods commencing July 4, wife the RCEME unit will train for a | Tu gimilay period commencing August « Central Command - Headquarters has announced that over six thous- and members of the Canadian Army Reserve Force from all parts of Eastern Canada are to train at three of Ontario's large military camps this summer. Training will get under way on July 4 at Petawa- wa, Picton and Barriefield, and will be the most extensive seen in ntario since the war years. Largest of the three camps will be at Petawawa, where prepara- tions have been made to train over 4,000 men, representing some one hundred units, between July 4 and August I4» All reserve Force units from Ontarle's Central Command, with the exception of anti-aircraft and signals, will train at this camp, while Quebec and Eastern Com- mans will be represented by units of the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps, Royal Canadian Engineers, and field, medium, and anti-tank artillery regiments, All units are scheduled to train for a one-week period, with all camp activities be- ing directed by Major-General C. Vokes, C.B.,, O.B.E, D.S.O., assisted by members of the Central Com- mand staff. Five training wings will be in operation and will pro- vide instruction in armoured, artil- lery, engineer, infantry and gener- el military training subjects. Ar- rangements have also been made to run promotion, qualification, and trade training examinations during the period of the camp. Anti-Aircraft and signals regi- ments 'of all of the army's three most easetrly commands will train at Picton and Barriefield respec tively commencing July 4, The army's most modern equip- ment will be made available at all . three camps as will the latest in training aids. Instructors are be- ing drawn from the Administrative and Training staffs of the three commands, supplemented when necessary by personnel from Active Force units and establishments, To 'Educate' Farmers On Keeping Accounts Ottawa, June 28--(CP)--Revenue Minister McCann said Saturday that the government is not being "arbitrary" in its attempt to col- lect income tax from farmers. Replying to opposition criticism of the new tax form issued for farmers, Dr. McCann said it will take time to "educate farmers on the matter of keeping accounts for X purposes. MAN RECAPTURED Kingston, June 28--(CP)--Glen Brown, 27, of Kingston, who escap- ed from an Ontario Mental Hospi- tal here June 16, the day before ing, was recaptured by police dur- another inmate was reported miss- ing the week-end. The other pat- ient, Hugh Cummings, was found the day after he fled. 100 Gibbs Street DAILY 2-4 Pin ---1Leashereraly (except Mon- --She leraft 'oodsh op --Colleglaic-age Gym --Ceramics and woodcarving for girls and women daily until the end of June, --Tumbling and boxing class-, es for teen-age boys daily until the end of June. 1-330pm-all boys and girls activi es. Woodsh: STR ursday. hellcraft a Yosay. --Woodcarving Tumbling 7-9 Padus Leathercraft --Shellcraft nn closed until fur- ther notice. . =----Women's gym class, Tues- y. --Family Night Friday night. Exhibition of Art--"The Painter's Art in Layman's Language." Connaught Park Annual Meeting will be held in Connaught Park at 7 p.m. uesday, June 2. Central PRS meetin, a = p.m., Wednesday evening, June 30 in lecture room. Eastview Park Square Dance, Satur- day evening, 8:30. Music by Harold Godfrey. Election Recount Is Set for July 5 Picton, June 28--(CP)--Recount of votes cast in Prince Edward-Len- nox riding in 'the Ontario election last June 7 has been adjourned to July 5, it has been announced. The recount was requested by Pro- gressive Conservative candidate James deC. Hepburn, speaker of the last legislature. Mr, Hepburn was defeated by the Liberal candidate, Donald Fletcher, by 51 votes. Mr. Hepburn charged a number of irregularities took place in count- ing of the ballots and in returns made by the deputy returning offi- cer. You can BORROW $50 to $1000 HFC makes loans to individu. als and families without ene dorsers or bankable security. If you have overdue bills, medical bills, seasonal or other expenses, let us help you. You can borrow for almost any good reason. Up to 24 months to repay us. _ For prompt service, for extra cash, "phone, write or come in and talk over your problem. We're glad to help you. Tune in® The Whistler" -- Canada's Top Mystery Show, CBC-- Wednesday nights 15 Simcoe Street South Over Kresge's Phone Oshawa 3601 OSHAWA, ONT. Hours 9 to 5 or by appointment Looms pode fo residents of nearby towns SERVING THE PUBLIC SINCE 1878 OUSEHOLD ¢7) FINANCE alike... Good Companions For sixty years, Old Chum has been a great favourite with begi because there's no other tobacco just like Old Chum for day-in, day-out smoking! It's a real man's smoke -- fresh, cool, wonderfully satisfying in every way. Try a package today! OLD CHUM The Tobacco of Quality INE FOR ROLUNG YOUR OWN rs and veterans RECREATION HEADQUARTERS --Collegiate-age drama group =) § INCAS TY Picnic Supplies! ALE contents McLAREN'S PIMENTO QUEEN CLUB HOUSE OLIVES piNENTO MANZ. ROYAL MANOR OLIVES LAIN SOREN. offfir Be ROSE PICKLES SWxeb of Tir 29¢ MUSTARD rrtfiveo othr 9° KRAFT CHEESE canaoian §G%-27c SPORK or KAM f 48% 35 MEAT SPREADS 'S3'Y%° 2 ror 23 SERVIETTES Whi 2 of % 25¢ DRINKING CUPS C'OVER§%.or10 9c SNACK SACKS rEcbCAR GR eiihr Xe: 10 DRINKING STRAWS ofioo 9c CHEESE rLAiN'Ok FiveRTO be 25¢ 100-7. 3. WAXED PAPER Fo00%aver 'RoiL FOOD SAVER BISCUITS ARIE CQ 19. TN 8c SARDINES FAIRHAVEN te 19 PEANUTS seanSied Yairen LOBLAWS-- JACK & JILL 35 16-0Z. Cc JAR te 57- PEANUT sorter 14,02. 27. LYONS TER SSE PARD DOG FOOD ~& TINS IVORY SOAP 10-0Z. LARGE CAKE 13 TIDE WASHDAY WONDER PALMOLIVE °S6%F" Sie 8 SUPER SUDS 31. ~ CONCENTRATED LOBLAWS ME AT $ LARGE PKG. DEPENDABLE MAKE THE MEAL LOBLAW QUALITY BEEF PRIME RIB ROAST 3: 1553 PORTERHOUSE .:isr 12 65 WING STEAK or ROAST 1: 65: SIRLOIN STEAK or ROAST 15. 65 ROUND STEAK or ROAST 15 64: hed 2 AR 2 9c ICE-80% JAR 39 OLIVES POPULAR BRANDS WHOLE SMOKED HAMS 2 3 3 5c POPULAR BRANDS--SMOKED BONELESS HAMS +552, 5. 7 §c WIENERS svoxeo sams 1p 38c SLICED BOLOGNA 18. 33 LIVER & BACON SAUSAGE 1: 44- DUTCH STYLE SALAMI 1: 49. LOBLAWS PINE CLUB #27 SPECIAL ! LOBLAWS SNOW WHITE CARE ith 27 A PRODUCT OF THE LOBLAW BAKERY Compare These Values! Convince Yourself! GRAVE'S APPLE JUICE croc: 8 CREAMETTES o"stitn 2 19- OGILVIE FLOUR .ciR¥6.0 - 16- JELLY POWDERS weuarens 2 17- 20-FL. OZ. TIN 8-OZ. PKGS. 2Y/2-LB. BAG PKGS. 8-0Z. SPECIAL ! WESTON's WEDDING BELL CREAMS BISCUITS 29 1-LB. BAG c JAR SALAD DRESSING iS 21 AYLMER MARMALADE: 28: CLARK'S IRISH STEW Js APPLE SAUCE 'ver 2 13- 24-FL. OZ. JAR 15-FL. OZ. TIN 20-FL. OZ. TINS 15-FL. OZ. TIN SPAGHETTI LAYS. I FAL 17- 20-FL. OZ. TINS SPECIAL! rep GLO TOMATO 201. 10: JUICE oN SAUCE WITH CHEESE 25: DICED BEETS +&nde 2 WAX BEANS CHOICE "6 BLDEN 2 29- 16- 20-FL. OZ. TINS SPECIAL ! CALIFORNIA PEACHES 429) SLICED OR HALVES DEWKIST PEAS croc: 2 o3fhs SEEDLESS RAISINS avseauan 1s. APPLE JELLY ST. WILLIAMS 24-FL 29 JIFEP FRESHLY GROUND LARGE 3]. PARIS PATE 3-0Z. 14 MEAT SPREAD TIN PRIDE of ARABIA 3 COFFEE - 31 LOBLAWS or | ol ® WHOLE WHEAT WH RACKED WHEAT LIBRY'S BABY FOODS samen 2, oz Tis 15. INSTANT COFFEE © "iin ™ "oF 53- GOVERNOR SAUCE cians ay 21: MAPLE LEAF TEA BISK .i%%. 41. JEWEL SHORTENING cAiton 28- HEINZ VINEGAR *uusr= sik 13 AYLMER PICKLES 492,153 VAN CAMPS IN TOMATO SAUCE PURE GOLD PAPRIKA = "ie* 15 QUAKER CORN FLAKES 2 sa 25. QUAKER PUFFED WHER 19. GARDEN 2 oie 23- FRESH F Irs STRAWBERRY mz 10! BERRIES ARRIVING AT LOBLAWS "Ali SERVE THEM OFTEN! PRESERVE NOW! QUALITY AT ITS BEST RUITS & VEGET ABLES PAN PI e. SELECTED ONTARIO HOT-HOUSE CUCUMBERS NO. 1 LARGE CARROTS CABBAGE oNANO GROWN FRESH GREEN CELERY HEARTS ct. 2 mac DQ A FINE SELECTION OF GARDEN FRESH e SALAD ITEMS e HEAD LETTUCE, ® GREEN ONIONS RADISH @HOT-HOUSE TOMATOES SELECTED MPORTED TOPLESS 3 LBS. 29: LB. 7: sree 25 poz. 39: MESSINA SIZE 300 LOBLAW, GROCETERIAS CO. LIMITED