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xivw 3fiku as MURRAY GEDDES left manager of development ser vices at Georgian College was on hand liies7ay nieht to pre sent certificates to the 54 par lvv leipants in basic building course offered by the colleges extension services The cour re Fltiillel the new Ontario Building Code Walter Kinton of Strand is shown here receiw ing his certificate watched by Graham Adams of the Minis try of Consumer and Com mercial Relations who was guest speaker for the mening and Chris Spanis chiet build ing inspector for Barrie who instriicttyl the cause Eixdlll incr Photot Building inspectors gather to study new Ontario code On Jan of this year the provincial government introduc ed the Ontario Building Code and since the new year buiiding inspectcrs have been studying its implications Under the guidance of Chris Spanis chief building inspector lor the City of Barrie build ing inspectors from throughout Simcce County have gathered weekly at Georgian College to examine the new rules The new provincial code re places the Naticnal Building Code which set up guidelines for con struction and sets down laws which must be followed by all municipalities Mr Spanls streved the new code is provincial legislation not bylaw and represents something builders and archi tects have been triiing intthe bazic building rcqiiircincii 43 Out in print The program is the iirl til ll kind in Ontario allowing build ers to read and tiiiderslnirl 1hr code Tuesday night the intents ended their plugiitm with pre entalion from Graham tliiii candidates reprimanded for election violations TORONTO Ctt Three candidates have been repri manded for minor violations of Ontarios new Election Fi nances ltetorm Act Arthur Wishart election expenses com mission chairman said Wednes day The coimnizsions first report tabled in the legislature sari the Violations iii the Sogl l8 provincial election were not it liberate but resulted lrom uorance or unintentional negli genee Mr Wishart would not name Llie three just wonder now whether we should embarrass the condi dates over summing which we have already reprimanded them tor he said lie said the olied acceptance Violations ills of conll ibu Minister implies NDP member acting like mini TORONTO CP llolaéh Minister Frank Miller said Wednesday he has been toll that iacimile ot ioiiiicr NDP member 01 the legislature has been twine iroiiid flfli he is an inspecter lit in lice The minister made the re marl whale being questioned by Ed Ziemba DPloroo High PaikSwmhcal ibou the Ul this year pirate medi cal laboratories am uondering it the ital you are trying to be tacaimilc ot the former member of your riclinz thlorton Shiilmazii has anything tl 4ft lll lie turd that haic bcen told that luc cimilc v1 wit it been gultlg Morty arrind satin ir is an in icor rt in oilice li Mil lcr Llltl He added it inigh be irmLi lllfilltl it tilllls on In ljv lrtlrt UNAtile tin liviiwi 311 Ztliller raid ill on illLLlAL tita he was ltlltl unlimitiu nilin ministry inspector visited pri ittc iiicdcal laboratory llr de tllilCil in who it llil added he iiiwnilly Iirc oi the icltollc identity The incinent mine to reccntiy after laboratory relied tun visits iiom milisirx inspectors within allUll time ini iiicstionel why get ting the attention he said tam letters alleging interference copied from prosecutors office OTTAWA CF Richard Holden the prosecutor in the contenipteteourt case azoinst Consumer Affairs Miniscr Andre Ouellet said Wednesday that copies of letters from Judge Kenneth Mackay alleging cabinet interference in the judiciary came from his Office In telephone interview from Montreal Mr Holden said Richard Cleroux reporter for the Toronto Globe and Mail asked to look at the letters dealing with Mr Holdens fee which were written by Judge Iaekay to lllllice Minister lion Bastard didnt realize that my pri vate secretary would giie pri vate letters to Richard he Laid Mr llolden just back from skiing vacation in Idaho said he wants to make sure that no body believes that Judge Mackay former legal part ner made the correspondence public He said he intends to prepare letter to Chief Justice lules Jeschenes of Quebec Superior DODSLEY MOTORS Mechanical Repairs General Repairs specializing in Tuneups Brakes and trical Systems 453 Duulop St Class Mechanic Cull Peter lloilsltv 7267771 Court explaining the Situation Judge Deschenes has been asked to make report to th cabinet on the allegations NOT CAREFUL The federal justice depart ment has refused to pay Mr Holdens feesset at about sen 000 and Judge Muckays let ters to the minister dealt with the subject although the ques ion of ministerial interference also was mentioned Mr Holden was named pe cial prosecutor In the tliiilliat case by Judge hluckay after the minister made critical ICllmll about hzs acquittal of three sugar companies on charges of pricefixing STORE FOR RENT 2500 to 5000 Square Feet loin lmhlanx Woolworths LCBn Shoppers Drug Mart at the BARKIE SHOPPING PLAZA Space Suitable For Furniture Store Hard ware Womens Apparel Florist Gift Shop Fabric Shop etc Phone Donald Drum 416 9252851 snsutiduted twillan corpora consolidated building corporation limited lions prior to registramn as candidate and poem of bil boards and alieiiin til placements prior to the illowil 22day advertising Campaign pe riod The commission said the nva act limiting adiertisin spentlv mg requring dsqlosiire of cm trbution and running will sidies for dllthltttn uorlul well and us €ll lLtlttl the public None oi the irlintercd was litre it and piobleiii intfit Hi NOT lllNLlZlLl No 1lltlllC ttll in ll iH tantlklzits alil hr itlllllitli ll not alter the 1101 legislature MPis have until Mitre l8 ill ilt lii paien expense return limtim tiliivv mm flliftn lll the until er and the percent ntcs gained range from moor for tziiitlldrittbs ill leeilloilii riding to $2971 Hr ttiiitlitilc ill ierviiiiilaiiitoulsn Nu lillilllllCJC to rcil more than was artsallv sneii lha lhr caniidae lzngll recciic will be determined alter the March 38 deadline summary it ILlttl8 mill be made public into 13m wee alter the dc lime Wiriiait lltl Candidates who lo not into the deadline could be prohibited trom sitting in the legislature or running in the next election he ind director oi the budding code lzrnnih lClllliil iliud tll on oi the All ni toii uiucr illtl Coniiinthul lile liczia Mr Adams niimcrt lilobtlll5 from the birthinst inl iiii rd them ill indexed fittl it lllf male muld be illlilc won lllllili lll iiiifl lt tliir ray Gladdes iiiahuqcr it duel ipment services the college hurled our irrliiiwntiu in the ltdllttl17ll ltlll iiincr 35d Bates lIio tic Barrie lL1v Collingw lil Barrie Titty Buckle Fliieinc ltlliert BMJS vlitllllllfl lion Coulis BTLHIL Clitioii ii15 liitflllitcll Joe Denfie amnion lobert Debiens BTC ll Dixon legtCl Boll Flllllll itiiiiiL ire llll lltzllliii it llnlt litriiir il iii llezitn Otillia lai lit ltirteigzn liifitttn GDP vi llxllt Waiter linon lnlfli ll ll ii LN 11 il mild 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