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Fra ay oy BE i Es Sh 19 peseroaew aries Jl | Chamber Gets New Executive ORILLIA (CP) -- Allen Klarer of Oakville was elected president of the Ontario Chamber of Com- merce executives Friday. ; About 40 managers of chamb- ers of commerce are. attending the two-day meeting. ) Other officers elected were: .|first vice-president, W. J. Hus- sey, Sault Ste. Mane; second THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soterday, September 12, 1959 JULIET JONES Harvey Johnson, Fort William. Directors are K. Bath, Orillia; H. Dennis, Guelph; A. Gilbert, Cornwall; F. Heathcoate, Wood- stock; R. J. Hollywood, Sudbury; . McClymont, Ottawa, and K. Morris, Bowmanville. Ex-officio members are T. H. Hamill, Ontario manager of the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce, and J. T. A. Wilson, manager of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. Retrial Brings 4 Death Penalty ] bi PE : SIMCOE (CP)--Joseph Takacs, 8 54, was found guilty Friday of } iss / the murder of his eight-year-old ! stepson at a retrial here and sen- : tenced to death Nov. 24. (Ba The jury deliberated for three | hours and seven minutes before [1 returning the verdict. Mr. Justice [38 S. N. Schatz passed sentence. = 8 Takacs was found guilty of the e 1 charge March 20 and was sen- tenced to death June 2. An ap- peal against the conviction was upheld by the Ontario Court of ® ) Appeal May 29, and a new trial LE 3 ordered. pr The boy, Joseph Takacs Jr, 4 was found bludgeoned to death A Oct. 16, in a house formerly oc- cupied by the Takacs family in Houghton Township. © 1985, King Features Ayndieats, Ine. World rights rmerved MUGGS AND SKEETER par IH 4 rt) Pa THE LONE RANGER NUBBIN i i Official Retires 1 THINK ILL pervaprs! eT A i NEED ANY MORE IN- ont THIS LUJON TALK ABOUT THE ND THEN TALK ABOUT ALL RIGHT LET'S NO LET'S HAVE DINNER A BILLS AND THEN i PeriiaPs I WELL, TH! = : DOESNS Riis VE POR hs 1 | = HAVE DINNER oA THE BLS | ! could Have FORMATION, T KNOW Tor 1S FoR 1 CoE wave RIGHT Bes. p- FERSONAL After Long Service \ i PrevenTED IT, |) WERE TO SAP THE MOMENT, MORNING'S rend POR NEw fy TRACE ioB oN . HAD T ARRIVED ' ! PL Te Co TaET LONDON (CP) -- Sir Gilbert EARLIER | > event! Laithwaite is retiring from Whitehall after 40 years in gov- ernment service. Sir Gilbert, 65, has been per- manent undersecretary at the Commonwealth relations office is for the lagt four years. During ' # that period, he made several visits to Canada He is ac- | quainted with "many Canadian politicians. He started with the India office and much of his career was linked with that country. 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