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ve ervey pes 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 22, 1966 BS a aire COUNTY LINES Orono Chamber Of Commerce Would Enforce Parking Bylaw ORONO (TC) -- A request that the Main St, parking by- lv passed by the veliet made by the Orono Chamber of Commerce. The civic commit- tee will wait on the police trustees to have action taken. _ 'The consensus was that the bylaw could be instituted and enforced without having the storm sewer and paving pro- ject on the street. W. H. Car- man and E. H. Samuel said the bylaw could be enforced with little cost; while R. C, Forrester said the lack of such a bylaw is driving business away from the village. One member said parki ng in Orono is a "laughing stock' Four Brothers Win PICKERING BEACH (TC) -- Carl, Gerald, Percy and Mel Elliott won top honors in the recent Old-Time and Western Music Orchestra Competition at Cookstown. They won $200, a trophy and had the privilege of playing at the Cookstown Fall Fair dance. Carl also won third rize in the fiddling contest at erriton. Principal L. G, MeDonald will explain the new mathematics course at the Paradise School + goad and School meeting Sept. for presented as a prize agers Sunday afternoons. pital with a severe back ail- ment, anyone who tried to drive down the main street. Joseph Taub, president of the sting Furnl- introduced. Mr. Forrester reported Heather Rebekah Lodge is con- sidering a joint centennial pro- ject with the chamber. A fat calf, donated to the Orono Artificial Ice Fund Com- Se eee ea ae ce a warped wae, come Cacti ie fine ln ena etingenpeeegw ne were eo West German Leader Seeks Washington Aid By CARL HARTMAN BONN (AP)--Chancellor Lud- wig Erhard flies Saturday to see President Johnson and try for some promises on Atlantic defence to bolster his political position at home in West Ger- +!/many. He seeks reassurance that any agreement with the Soviets to halt the. spread of nuclear weapons will not single out West Germany as the object of a special ban, West German pol- iticians feel strongly that their country should be considered an equal in the Atlantic Alliance, Erhard faces serious difficul- with a right to a share in nu- clear policy, It would hurt Er- hard if his government yieldec anything on this point. He also wants West Germany relieved of its agreement to spend $675.000,000 a year buy- ies, The president and many 'nfluential Americans set great store on an accord to halt the spread of nuclear weapons, Some are convinced that the So- viets will agree to a treaty if the West Germans are barrcd ESSE Wt te ead any voice in nuclear pol- icy. Erhard can draw some hope from statements by State Sec- retary Dean Rusk and other U.S. officials. They insist that in any nuclear force created by the Atlantic Alliance--there is none yei--the United States will have the last word about pull- ing the trigger. RUSSIANS DISAGREE So, they argue, any arrange- ment made within the: alliance does not really spread nuclear arms even though the West Germans take part. The Rus- --_ disagree with this argu- men GI ORE PLE LAE BENE, CBT I oeiy Nag gah The drain on us. gold re- serves is still a problem. West Germany is earning more for- eign exchange than>it spends, so the president is not likely to sympathize much with Erhard's financial problems, Europeans are the first to contend that the threat of a So- viet attack on West Germany has diminished. It seems inev- itable that some U.S. troops will be shifted from Europe to Viet am, DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH $8.00 PER DAY MiLtAes Cuanas 725-6553 RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 725-6553 --4 ALBERT ST. ing U.5. arms to Make up for the dollar outflow caused by the stationing of American troops in West Germany, But he would like to keep as many as possi- ble of those 225,000 U.S. troops. In his talks with President Johnson Monday and Tuesday mittee, netted $822 for the fund. Donated by Harold and Robert Moffat, of Orono, the calf was for a draw. Ticket sales totalled $722. Dr. John Werry, of Bowman- ville, won the draw at the fall von and donated $100 to the fun Orchestra Contest One of the highlights' of the fall season will be the Com- munity Corn Roast to be held, at 7 p.m., Sept. 24, on the lot adjacent to the church, Parents and their children are invited. Children's organizations com- menced their fall meetings this week, The Happy Hour is held for six and seven-year-olds Fri- day afternoons; the Sky Cadets Friday evenings and the Teen- Fred Chancier is in Ajax Hos- Rustralian Airline Crash Kills All 24 People Aboard BRISBANE (Reuters) -- A four - engined Viscoung airliner crashed in flames today near Winton in northwestern Queens- land State, killing all 24 per- sons aboard. First rescue teams on the scene found five bodies, Wreck- sett - Australian National Air- lines, said there were 20 passen- gers and four crew aboard the Viscount. The passengers included two young children with their grand- mother and a single gir). age of the aircraft was scat- tered over half a mile. It was Australia's first major commercial airline crash since November, 1961. The aircraft was on scheduled flight from M@unt Isa, Queensland, to Brisbane} when the pilot reported an en-| gine on fire. 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