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a ive period, said he was once told that political activity was not opportune ers, Other National Democratic party speakers have mockingly labelled Kiesinger a fellow suf- "T decided to ignore that 3, Wednesday, November 23, 1966 hint." " for army bee «ta WONAWA German Officer Directed Y LINES Women's Groups Rally Reports Mrs. Lioyd Wright, Mrs. J. Bradburn and Mrs, Stanford VanCamp. The Esther Unit met at th home of Mrs, Richard Van- Camp. As the theme was of a Christmas nature, the wor- -}ship consised of Christmas . G. Skeld-|hymns, A playlet "Gifts that and read|Money Cannot Buy" was pre- . Oscar Gra-|sented. Mrs. Glenn Larmer re- tess for the!ported on the rally at Kedron. By HANNS NEUVERBOURG NUERNBERG (AP) -- Wolf- gang Ross, who helped master-; mind the success of the rightist National Democratic party in the Bavarian state elections Sunday, is a captain in the 'West German Army. | ,»A new member of a new party, Ross at 31 became the first active-duty soldier elected to a West German parliament. s And the or oy crew-cut he- copter squadron leader is con- Heather Lynn, daughter of fident that a heightened sense| Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mc-jof West 'German nationalism Laughlin, was baptized by Rev.| will mean more successes for R. C. Rose at the service in) the party, whose appeal already B. ne delegates at- onal rally were mecting of the : pol a xe pape eon Pg has dismayed many observers. r , r. an rs, Cec! ibson,| « h Il presided, Those who are moving to Port Perry, ones laceeutnsts yee ut 4g bs aes Sc held a successful farm sale. at the failure to recognize the. 4¥8. and Mrs. Ross Mr. and Mrs. John Keeven|national element as an equal / William Mahafty|2"4 family, Beaconsfield, Que-|factor in. politics," said Ross, fe December meet-|22c>_ Spent several davs withiin an interview, 'No other f c {her father, Everett Trewin. | party offered me an oppor uniiy, Qyight and Mes | Mr. and Mrs. 'Lewis Swain to do anything' about it," | to the Dorcas|celebrated their goiden wea- ; H regional ano ding anniversary, Nov. 19. pedeaey or Bo ne a s. Wallace Marlow, Mrs. Elsie Hogel, South)Rogs in the new party. The) ome for the meet-|Nestleton, won the Cartwright) party is only two years old and e taking part were'Minor Sports Association draw. | Ross was assigned to run the! . . party headquarters only eight unity Club Holds Games Night | Ponte net Fania. } str f mn NO) .. Pid Come The HIG: Club. will bed a] {lub held an enjoyable;Christmas Vesper Service in| Aight at the school. The|the church at 7.30 p.m., Dec.) granted him a leave of absence from military service. In Sunday's election he tallied the second-highest vote among all National Democratic party didat d along|high school studies when his|out in my uniform. I kept wear- ath "nr wher ay yr st ae war widow mother could no|ing it and today people in Roth as the party polled 7.4 per cent of the vote, | The success roused fears that right-wing radicalism is rising only 20 years after the destruc-| tion of Adolf Hitler's Nazi! Reich. | "We are not radicals and we! are certainly not Nazis," Ross! said. 'Any African state can be nationally-minded, but Ger- many is not supposed to follow such a line."' SUPPRESSION A DANGER Ross believes that "overly| strong suppression of national, feelings can cause extreme nationaliem " t ow paths Ross said his party is 'less nationalist than the followers of | France's President de Gaulle.") "He tried to do quickly what can be achieved with less ef- fort over a_ longer period: Rightist Polling Victory Throwing off the American fet- ter's,"" | Ross, a Roman Catholic, was only 10 when Hitler's 'rhird| Reich collapsed. He eut short longer support his education. | There are ex-Nazis in the |Party leadership, and Ross | 19 |them ,, I have nothing against) Ross is stationed and where he "There are former Nazis in} all' other parties too." He made a point of not men- tioning Kurt Georg Kiesinger, the ex-Nazi chosen by the \Christian Democrats to succeed|are sympathetic to his party, | Ludwig Erhard as chancellor of Ross, who will don civilian West Germany. ferer in referring to criticism of his Nazi past. "We are being terrorized," Ross said. "But you will see that terror will backfire, It will work for us eventually." Ross, who rose to captain through the ranks, said; "It was just the same when I joined the army 10 years ago. They spat at me when I went like us." Roth is the garrison town of ,000 near Nuernberg where heads the 80-member National Democratic party, His local party chapter includes 20 sol- diers and Ross said he believes a considerable part of the 480,- 000 Bundeswehr (armed forces) '7 Gilts Sure To Please Everyone On Your List! 7c routed Mats) 30" KITCHEN | 6-FOOT ING. PONG EXHAUST ALUMINUM TABLES ROR For Hall y HOODS LADDER' 4 Ca sor mee woes, | (19.08 8.95 vit 18.50 OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS COURTICE SHOPPING CENTRE 728-1617 dress for the four-year legislat- 728-1611 VV. -- 2 | . WLOrrisoOn Furs DOORS OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 'inners were: children--| 4, There will be a guest speak- iret fie; adults--Mrs. E. Batty, | Smith and Dwight|er and special music. Mrs. D. Winter has return- rc. Clemence, L. Waltham,|ed home from Oshawa General ~and Harold Guthrie. The Hospital. Mrs. George Puckrin nual box social will be held' has entered the hospital Dec, 3. for 'observation, Official Opening Of Two Parks BROOKLIN (TC) --Bob Lind-| known resident of Brooklin, 1s month-old "Liberal say has accepted the chairman-| ship of the Whitby Township Centennial Committee. Gordon|McKinzey were in charge Of prince 4th, was admitted to; Hurst has succeeded Mr. Lind-|the devotional Say as secretary. Mrs. McCool! meeting. Mrs. R. Hodson and apie to take his seat at the start reported the telephone commit-/Mrs. R. Humphreys conducted | of the special session of the as- tee had had a good response/the program when Mrs. Cecil| sembly at 2 p.m. AST today. from organizations. Mr. Lindsay will secure sam- ples of a centennial pin and a with poor | film the minister. Mrs. A. Fraser and Mrs. R. at the UCW Stepp, of Oshawa, showed a Kay's work chil- of Danny and hungry calendar. If they are suitable dren. they will be sold to residents of the township. The opening of the celebra- tion and of Brooklin Park will be held June 10, 1967. The pro- 'am will open with a parade| " at/of Gardenview United Church, | Whitby, eaving the senior school 12.30 p.m. The opening of Wil- low Park will be held June 24; me when there will be another parade. The centennial committee will meet Nov, 24 in the new muni- cipal building. Albert Cooper and John | Mitchell are hospitalized. Wil-| }liam Medland is recuperating | at home after being a hospital) patient. | The Sunday School teachers have been invited to the teachers of Brooklin ted Church to discuss prob- et Uni ems. The Horticultural Society will hold its Christmas Show this week. Members have been ask- PEL Legislator Hospitalized SHARP THURS. Liberals Future In Balance LADIES' COMBED COTTON LONG SLEEVE Turtle Neck Jerseys Zipper Back 5 Popular Colors--- S-M-L. REG. 2.95 99: CHARLOTTETOWN (CP)---A|Campbell's government is faced Liberal member of the Prince| with an opposition Progressive) Edward Island legislature who|Conservative majority of one is in hospital here may hold when the legislature moves into the key tothe fate of the five-/committee of the whole house, administra-|and with even terms with the opposition in regular sessions. The Liberals won 15 seats in the 32-seat house in the provin- cial election May 30 and picked up two more seats in a deferred election in Kings Ist July 11 to form the first Liberal adminis-! tration in P.E.1, in seven years. The Progressive Conservatives under Walter Shaw hold the other 15 seats. A Speaker, who cannot vote, is to be elected from the gov-| ernment side, while a second) Liberal will be named chair-| jman of the committee of the/ house as a whole with a vote tion. Max Thompson, member for hospital Sunday but hopes to be His ailment has not yet been diagnosed. Without him, Premier Alex Mother Charged After Baby Dies LONDON, Ont. (CP) A BANKRUPT SALE 48 SIMCOE ST, NORTH Ist QUALITY MICRO-MESH Seamless NYLONS REG. 1.25 27: only in case of a tie. Thus the loss of one man on the government side could hurt {the Liberals. Premier Camp: bell declined to comment Tues- | day on what would happen if the government was defeated teen-age Strathroy mother was | charged Tuesday with man- slaughter in connection with the death of her 19-day-old son last month. ' Mrs. James Cooper, 19, was arrested by provincial police North-Am Distributors have purchased the Bankrupt estate of Morrison's Furs, 48 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa from M-T Hahn Trustee in Bankruptcy. They have been given a limited time to dispose of this name brand merchandise such as -- Lady Manhattan, Gaytown, Lady Utex, Ledy Anne, Vicki Susan, Donnamaid, Shirt-Tale, Exquisite Form, oWnder Bra. Regardless of former selling price this name-brand stock has been priced way below cost. New stock has been added for this sale. in committee or in the house. ed to bring material and make agg | oe -- -- their arran t d in county magistrate's court. the meeting of the Home and|dispiays faucets lage The baby, James School Association that $217.02|° Plans for the annual banquet|Cooper Jr., died Oct. 14. had been collected through the|of the Brooklin Spring Fair) b gage ot ~~, ae raf) Board to be held Nov. 25, are|@ fractured skull as ' 's School' collected} "Kalt of the infant's death an #38. the puni of the panionl ee advanced. H, L. Fair, of school $26.27 and the pupils of|cyltural representative TMeadowcrest School $132.25. | show pictures of his overseas A group of Brooklin women trip with a Junior Farmer attended a play at Knob Hill! group. The Hotners family will United Church, Bronte, where! provide music Paul Christiansen, former well! square dancing. Nomination Set For Renovated Hall _COLUMBUS (TC) -- The East Whitby Township nomina- Mis. A. Lintjens reported at wil! | of Mrs, Cooper. | until Friday. for round and) | | life, An open house is expect: ed to be held Jan. 3 "NORM" FISHER'S Meat Market Only three bills are expected Melvin) to be presented to the assembly. The first one likely to be pre- A coroner's jury Nov, 14 cited sented--and the one.the Pre- the cause|Mmier regards as the most vital | d|---is to amend the 1961 Income Uxbridge, Ontario County agri-/ blamed carelessness on the part ba Act to allow the province | | She was remanded in custody |of income taxes collected by o derive a higher percentage he federal government, > = 5 LADY MARGARET Quilted Dusters Mini-Prints REG. 7.95 3.88 tion meeting to be held on the Nov. 24, will be the first func- tion held in the newly reno- vated Township Hall. The building erected about 1958, was formerly used as a The Evening Unit of the Uni-| ted Church Women held a fare- | well party for Rev. Winnifred | H. Bridges at the home of Mrs. | Stafford Cosway. 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