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SHARON SIBTHORPE con ducts the Barrie North Collegiate band during its final concert of the year Thursday The concert titled de capo featured the con cert repertory and junior bands Examiner Photo Barriers crumbling chiropractors told Barriers preventing co operation between chiroprac tors and medical doctors are breaking down slowly says Dr Don Sutherland president of the Canadian Chiropractors Association Speaking to the Simcoe Coun ty Chiropractors Association Wednesday Dr Sutherland said the provincial government is encouraging cooperation between the groups The Canadian association he said is pushing for recognition There is move for university affiliation and inclusion in the Ontario Health Disciplines Act The chiropractic section of the act he said will not be discussed until the fall delaying decision on univer sity affiliation Dr Sutherland said 80 to 90 per cent of the 540 students en tering the Canadian Chiroprac tic College in Toronto have completed three to four years of postsecondary education Many have science degrees The students spend another four years at the college lear ning about chiropractic medicine yet there are still people who think chiropractors study for six months he said University affiliation with recognized medical faculty he said could help promote co operation sooner RECEIVE GRANTS Dr Sutherland said the students at the college are star ting to receive grants and loans even though the govern ment is not paying one red cent to the college to pay for the courses Dr Gary Dyck president of the Simcoe County association said scare stories are still cir culating Most of the stories he said are either malicious rumors or are started by people who have lack of knowledge about chiropractics Dr Dyck said more stories will be circulated in the next few months in an attempt to keep the chiropractors out of the governments proposed act lot of the stories are based at practices that were common in the 1920s he said Were young profession and were going through our growing pains but people should judge Ls on what we are doing now and not what happened in the past Some medical specialists in the Barrie area he said are co operating with chiropractors and there is basic referral system between the two professions But he added many of the Barrie chiropractors have to refer patients to Toronto doc tors because Barrie doctors will not cooperate HEALTH TEAM The government is pushing towards health team concept including the chiropractors be said adding it would be in the best interest of patients According to recent surveys he said only about seven to 10 per cent of the population con sults chiropractors for help Dr Dyck said most people in Barrie using chiropractor are referred by other residents who have been helped There is some excellent co operation by some of the specialists in town but its really matter of number he said explaining that Toronto may have 50 specialists in one field and Barrie only one or two If the Barrie specialists refuse to cooperate we have to refer the patient to Toronto New rules will cost $1000 builders association told New residential construc tion requirements under the Ontario Building Code will add at least $1000 to the cost of new home Barrie Builders Association presi dent Jack Byers said Thursday And some of the codes ad ministrative requirements are frightening Chris Spanis Barries chief building in spector told the associations monthly meeting Mr Spanis who led the association through an ex amination of several dozen ways in which the new code differs from or adds to the National Building Code with respect to residential con struction standards pro mised return visit to discuss the administrative require ments He said after the meeting the new code requires twice as many notifications to the municipality for various stages of construction as in the past under threat of charges for failure to comply The code which came into full force April replaces 749 municipal building standards bylaws in Ontario and creates considerable rumber of new requirements Mr Spanis said he could not put dollar figure on the Bill Bell chairman of this years Cancer Society fun draising campaign was at Warnica public school in codes effect on housing pices but Mr Byers said in an interview $1000 $800 for townhouse would be con servative estimate Mr Spanis said the new code will not cause any pro blems with Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation financing as had been reported in The Examiner An earlier story said CMHC might be unwilling to cover the cost of requirements ex ceeding its own standards but Mr Spanis said he has been assured by CMHC of ficials that such items will be covered if included in specifications submitted with plans Local General BARBECUE Steele Street Public School has invited the public to barbecue scheduled for June Sat pm at the school Rain date is June 10 OFFICIAL OPENING New owners Albert Hand and Charles Stewart will greet guests Sunday at the of ficial opening of the Royal Downs Golf and Country Club in Essa Township The open ing will be held from to pm Painswick Thursday mor ning to accept $18323 raised by students The girls Sheryl Thorpe left Marjorie Rum Among the new residen tial requirements are smoke detectors in every single dwelling unit placed so they are audible within bedrooms storm doors or other means of minimizing heat loss on all exterior doors with storm doors or double glazing on exterior sliding doors caulking and weather stripping for exterior doors requirement Mr Spanis said was already specified by CMHC despite its absence from the Na tional Building Code storm windows or aher means of minimizing heat loss on windows in cluding basement win bws an increase in insula tion standards insulation for any wall se arating heated and un eated areas including walls of unfinished basements exterior tyge doors for doorways etween dwelling units and garage and no doorway at all between dwelling unit and repair garage extension of founda tion walls six inches above ground STUDENTS RAISE FUNDS FOR CANCER SOCIETY ble Linda Shawarski and Mary Ann Rumble who is not shown held teeter totter athon to raise the Wonders worked by band leader Mr MURIEL LEEPER The general development of the Barrie North bands can mly be termed Amazing It was difficult to remember that there is such short history behind these students as one sat in the auditorium Thursday night and listened to arch good sound with an un derlying vitality that is tmusual Sharon Sibthorpe has worked wonders with her students She has fine rapport with them every much in evidence But as well it is also evident that these students really work hard There is no other way that the Junior Band could play respectany good program after only few months of in struction Miss Sibthorpe even had the courage to expose the ficmbone section Shawn Pollett Al Byrnell Marc Gautier and Steve Richardson in bit of fun that took the audience by surprise and then went further and soloed the Clarinet Choir in delightful piece by Aaron Copland The Concert Band is already acquiring polish that is sur rrisingly good The Overture by Smith was quite hit with the audience and so was the Cole Porter Symphonic Portrait The Concert and Repertory Bands played an effective trio of pieces ending with popular Lady of Spain Euphonium soloist Jamie Warrington showed her skill in Romance with Mrs Riddell accompanist It all added up to fine con cert Yet it seems to me that this band has fallen into the thinking of most school bands today Trying for symphonic sound they have forgotten that the strongest highlight of any band can be firstclass mar ch And longed to hear stirring military march There are many written of course and it seems pity that some of these are not included in the repertoire Barrie North Bands include nearly 100 students now In the near future undoubtedly they will be bringing many laurels to the City of Barrie They have rogressed in striking man ner to this point With their aprit de corps it will be more than interesting to watch them develop further Ronald Mackenzie of Barrie has been named chairman of the Directors of Regional Library Systems Mr Mackenzie chief executive of the Georgian Bay Regional Library System LIBRARY SYSTEM CHAIRMAN since its formation in 1966 said after his election this month that he hopes to super vise progress in the welding of Ontarios 14 regional library systems into provincial network Judge to be honored by county law group The Simcoe County Law Association will honor Chief Justice Gale of the Ontario Ap peal Court with banquet May 31 at the Continental Inn Chief Justice Galc is observing his filth year on the bench in the povince There will be 15 judges among those attending They include Mr Justice Estey chief justice of the Ontario Supreme Court Chief Judge Colter head of County Court judges Chief Judge Andrews head of the provincial court family division Chief Judge Hayes head of the provincial court criminal division and Supreme Court Justice Cromarty There will be six Appeal Court Justices present Messrs Arnup Blair Evans Howland Jessup and MacKin non From the area will be County Court judge Clare and provincial court judges John Anjo Inch and Montgomery Stuart Thom treasurer of the Law Society of Upper Canada will also be there Field trips planned by naturalists club The Brercton Field Naturalists arent letting the rest of May slip away two field trips are scheduled in the Barrie and Collingwood area field trip Saturday is plan ned for the Collingwood area under the direction of Vi Broderick Members can either meet at the south parking lot at Centennial Park in the city at 730 am or at Sunset Park in Collingwoodat9am Saturday May 29 trip is money Their largest donation came from Norman Cox Examiner Photo scheduled in the Barrie area with Cliff MacFayden It starts at Centennial Park at am Club members have elected the 19761977 executive ap pointing Dr Ives of Stayner as honorary resident Russell Rickwoo Barrie was elected president with Harold MacDonald Barrie the vicepesident ther executive members are Grace Leigh rillia past president Betty Carter Elm vale corresponding secretary George Donnelly Barrie recor ding secrctary and Hilda Ellis Midhurst treasurer and membership secretary Club convench are Reta MacDonald program Joan MaclmanAlcx Mills field trips and Eve FisherEvelyn Smith social The club directors are Dr William Zufelt Margaret Holt Myrtle Ross Lilian Simons Larry Cooper and Gordon Johns Grace Leigh is also the erlitorof the Blue Heron Statements draw fines lwo Barrie men were fined in provincial court this week for making false statements to the Unemployment Insurance Commission Carlton Deroy 21 was fined total of $600 on three charges of making false statements in May and June 1975 He had declared no earnings during time he made $997 In addition to the fines he will have to repay $565 insurance benefits Clifford Arnold 28 was fined total of $450 on three charges regarding false statements in May and Junc1974 He declared no earnings while making $629 He will have to repay $243 in addition to the fines IN ADDITION cert at Barrie North the Eastview Singers put on to the C011 joint concert Thursday with the Listowel District Secondary School Junior Chorus The concert at Eastview Secondary School repeated Monda performance in Listowe Above Bert Kelso leads the Eastview singers through me of their numbers Ex aminer Photo Defence witness not needed The Earrir Examiner Larabie not guilty Of Charge CITYNEWS The Barrie Examiner Friday May 21 19761 By JOHN WROE Examiner Staff Reporter key defence witness didnt testify but County Court jury still found Bryan Larabie not gritty of robbery with violence Thursday Defence lawyer Kevin Carroll had told the jury Wed nesday he would be calling man who he antici ated would say he robbed Bo Handy of $1000 July 23 Handy was Dozen businessmen attend bank seminar Human resource management and cost control were key areas covered at seminar for city businessmen Wednesday dozen owners of small businesses representing cross section of merchants and manufacturers attended the daylong seminar sponsored by the Federal Business Develop ment Branch and the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce William Stoff local FBDB assistant manager said today Theres quite demand for this type of seminar Mr Stoff said noting that the FBDB holds about seven or eight such programs annually to im prove the management skills of the small businessman lts increasing in popularity everyyear The FBDB is Crown cor poration responsible to the Federal department of industry and commerce The next seminar will be held in the fall Mr Stoff said Guest speaker at this weeks meeting was Al Macmillan program supervisor at Georgian College of Applied Ar ts and Technology Bob Duncan elected president of legion new slate of officers was named for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 147 at recent meeting President is Bob Dun can past president Bill Luckins first vicepresident LOCAL GENERAL HOIRSINGS The Girls Choir of Barrie Central Collegiate sang for patients at Royal Victoria Hospital Tuesday After per forming for chidren in the pediatrics ward the choir en tertained the older patients in the lounge of Ward SCIENCE FAIR Killarney Beach public school in Lefroy held its annual science fair Wednesday with all grades entering exhibits Winners in the various classes were Grades and Ann Drybrough pet shop and David Copping and Andrew Dorman rocket ships Grade and Rickey Wilkes and Bradley Boorman Rust and Drew Smith electromagnet Grades and Paul Morris telegraph and Tracey Kidd electroma et Grades and Kevin Ro bins solar energy and Diane Corner and Sue Breadeth magnets TALL TREES WASH Tall Trees Ratepayers Association is sponsoring car wash June 25 at the E550 station at the corner of Hayfield Street and Cundles Road Proceeds will go toward the Tall Trees playground PONY MEET The lriCounty Draft Pony Association will hold pony meet Sunday June at the Oro Fairgrounds Draft and commercial ponies will be shown at the show which starts at 11 am Included in the free show will be line classes for youngsters single draft team draft and unicorn hitch competitions Entries are expected from over On tario for the event MS MEETING The Multiple Sclerosis Societys Simcoe County Chapter will hold get acquainted membership meeting June at 730 pm in the Blue Flame Room at Con sumers Gas on Ferris Lane MS victims their friends and relatives and potential volunteer workers are invited to attend LAND USE Gordon Hill president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture will speak on land use planning and farm income protection Tuesday at public meeting in the Blue Flame Room at Consumers Gas on Ferris Lane The pm meeting is sponsored by the Simcoe County Federa tion of Agriculture Larry Desjarlais second vice presidcnt Bob Edwards treasurer Forbes Mountain and recording secretary Wally lirry Other members of the executive are Art Schimmel Frank Reid Bob Perry Murray Sykes Jack Vart Walter Kaplinski Jim Miles Ron Holcroft Ralph Thompson and Arnold Andrews Padre is Rev Kelvin Johnston and SergeantatArms is Hank Elliott The Legion will hold golf tournament May 29 starting at 930 at the Simoro Golf Links on Highway 93 The tournament is open to members and guests Anyone wishing to play should sign up at the branch The entry fee of $7 covers steak dinner and prizes The new treasurer of Simcoe County Duncan Green left talks things over with his an ER NEW TREASURER FOR SIMCOE COUNTY beaten and robbed after being lured into an alley behind the Wellington Hotel in Barrie Madeliene Whalen testified Wednesday she had led Handy into the alley around am af ter Larabie had offered her $200 She said she had un derstood Handy was to be rob bed Martha Dostader another Crown witness said Larabie had made similar offer to her but Handy had gone home before she could get him into the alley Larabie testified and five friends and coworkers backed him up that he had been in the Simcoe Hotel from 10 pm on The defence contention was that Larabie was victim of mistaken identity and that another man who looked like larabie had talked to the two women and was involved in the robbery That man according to Larabie was John Thorne man who also worked at the Simcoe Testifying Wednesday Larabie had been reluctant to reveal Thornes name saying he felt Thorne would not show upto testify The jury apparently didnt need Thomes evidence and reached verdict in 18 minutes Judge Loukedelis had or dered that Thornes name not be published until after the trial The proceedings Wednes day were interrupted when Judge Loukedelis ordered two spectators removed from the courtroom and requested that uniformed police officers be stationed in the court room and the witness room While testifying Miss Dostader had become reluctant to answer questions and told Crown attorney John Madden it was because man at the rear of the court was shaking his head at her The judge at first ordered just one man removed but Mr Madden pointed out that the two had come in together Judge Loukedelis ordered the policemen to be stationed in the court and witness room because he had been informed that the men were mingling with the witnesses He said the officers were also for the protection of the witnesses Still stalemate in nurses Nurses contract negotiations at Ontarios health units are pretty much where they were following lengthy discussions this week by health board of ficials from across the provin ce Gerry Skipwith business administrator for the Simcoe County District Health Unit said Thursday Its been pretty well left to local boards said Mr Skip with who returned Wednesday from threeday meeting in Sudbury He said health unit officials are still waiting for 32 fulltime nurses to resume negotiations Which broke down March 12 af ter one meeting with provincial conciliators Officials of Ontario Nurses pedecessor John ODonnell who has resigned Mr Green was deputy clerk and talks Association Local 37 are in turn waiting for word from Toronto headquarters to resume talks which association leaders plan to conduct simultaneously at 35 health units across the provin ce No word is expected before June meeting of represen tatives from association locals Nurses are already in legal position to strike but Lilian fialick president of Local 37 has said no such action is con templated Issues in dispute are wage parity with hospital nurses and voluntary arbitration clause The Simcoe County District Health Board opposes both demands treasurer of lnnisfil town ship His newjob begins June 15 Examiner Photo