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Splicing new cable Jim Andrlano of Bell Telephone puts the finishing touches on new section of telephone cable In the St Pauls area Bell is putting in new cable in number of areas as part of an upgrading program to keep the cables in the best possible condition to avoid problems Examiner Photo Meeting with ministry city Group wants iail preserved The Local Architectural Con servation Advisory Committee wants to talk about Barrie jails future LACAC has asked to meet with city and ministry of cor rectional services represen tatives to find out what will be done to the existing jail said Ian Malcolm committee spokesman Barrie jail is historically and SEPT 24 Youll ve the fun fiig beautiful Britain Youll dine and sip cocktails with our compliments dream tO QUICK cums TO FARES FROM TORONTO To GATWICK Midweek departures Magussren PRESTWICK To arrive at your round trip tare read aeross the top line to your departure date then read down that column to your return date architecurally important said Malcolm It is more than 130 years old and has some unusual architecture he said Malcolm said the committee wants to know what the ministry plans to do with the building If it is to be torn down to build new jail theres not much we can do he said If new site is chosen Air Travel Canada Limited BRITAINANUBIIUK PRICE CHILDRENS FARE $256 stereo music watch movieall the frills and the Laker friendly service to go with them We pioneered low cost ABC fares across the Atlantic and fly more ABC passengers than any other carrier We after six flights weekly out Of Toronto to London Manchester and Glasgow Book 30 days in advance stay days minimum months maximum Its HIUM JLTIJ 28 Jot 27 JUL 26 Step aboard one Of my spacious DCtO jumbo jets and assure you that you really will feel like one of the Laker family your life to DEPARTURE FROM TORONTO scei lb however the existing building comes up for grabs and lA wants to know it couii cil would be interested in sav mg the structure for recrea tional or cultural purposes ouncils general committee recommended Itlt laiiililyn city administrator meet with ministry and ltpltStl talivcs that easy Sf Pl OCT Lit will Provincial program to increase productivity By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner The provincial government has announced new program which will entitle farmers to grants to maintain and increase productivity on their farms ministry of agriculture spokesman in Toronto said Monday the main thrust of the grants will be in the area of conservation covering pro jects in water and soil erosion control The grants will also be given to finance facilities for storage of earth and manure designed to minimize problems of runoff encountered in handling animal waste the spokesman said The spokesman said attention will also be given to minimum warranties on farm machinery and contract standards to pro tect farmers Details of the program have not been worked out yet the spokesman said and should be finished during the summer Clint Nesbitt the ministrys agricultural representative in Elmvale said the new program would likely replace capital grants program which expires March 31 after 12 years Therapists want more work responsibility Local physiotherapists say members of the profession are capable of diagnosing certain orthopedic problems and treating patients without doc tors referral Terry Page of the Barrie Physiotherapy clinic told The Examiner there might be some concern in the medical profes sion that physiotherapists may diagnose cases incorrectly but increased sixcialization in the field has raised the level of pro ficncy We are not trying to be doc tors bit we are becoming more and more comiwtent in our field Page said urrent provincial legislation prevents physiotherapists from accepting patients without doctors referral tintan Physiotherapy Associaton officials have called the referral system obsolete and are demanding the public be allowed direct access to their services Page said the system is fail mg because physiotlitrapists must assess the injuries themselves anyway lot of doctors dont really know what we are doing and we get referrals for heat and massage treatment which we have not done for years Page said Specialization in such small field has in some cases given pliysiottierapists an edge over the general practioner who can not specialize because he has too much to know said lloug Freer also with the clinic in Barrie Some general practioiiers are not sure what to refer or not to refer Freer said It physiotlierapisls trained who keep abreast of developments in the field can actually teach doc tors hcsaid Freer said he would not be ifraid to accept patients THE 3300 SUMMER SAVER Laker does it again Now low offpeak fares all summer long Thats right fly May through October for only $300 All you have to dO is book and pay your $300 at least 90 days in advance Of departure The ABC flights are Operated under regulations issued without the reterral even though it would mean addi tional responsibility for their well being However some uniform level of competence should be established in the profession through testing system he said lot of physiotherapists could not handle it yet because some who may have been in the field for long time have not upgraded their skills Freer said The profession should also maintain the close relationship with doctors he said 7out of IObused SchOOI busing increasing More than seven out of ten students of Catholic schools in Simcoe ounty are based The number of students tak ing school buses has climbed dramatically in the past ten years even though enrolment at Catholic schools has dropped slightly In 1969 53 per cent of 5886 students of Catholic schools in the county were bused In 1978 it was 71 per cent of 5769 students The figures were presented at meeting of the Simcoc ounty Roman Catholic Separate School Board Wednesday Trustees attributed the high busing rate to the geography of Simcoeounty New commander for foresters irey and Simcoe Foresters have new commanding oflt ficcr After two years as coni mandiiig officer It 01 Fuller turned over his coin Inquiry set lhree Barrie men will have preliminary inquiry on robbery charges May Ito Brian Gerald Laurier Gary Kenneth Gillis and Donald Itoss Brown are each charged with robbery and robbery wit Ii ltlItlltt ity police said Barrie residents reported being robbed Feb 22 Ihm NOV 25 by the Canadian Transport Commission and have been approved by the Canadian Transport Commission Consider yourselfat honie consider yourself one of the family BRISTO TRA VEL 91 BAYFIELD ST 74 DUNLOP ST 37 0340 37 0341 370348 mood to Maj Stewart of Barrie who will be promoted to Lieutenant olonel The militia unit said goodbye to its retiring leader and welcomed its new commander at special ceremonies in the lwen Sound Armory recent ly Add one more candle to the cake Its Foleys 6th celebration at their new location ome The old system granted farmers maximum of $3000 over the 12year period for im provements such as drainage barnyard paving and installa tion of electrical wiring and natural gas Nesbitt said The ministry will also repeat this year pilot project in stituted last year called Agricrcw said the Toronto of fice spokesman The project which allows farmers to hire fiveinember student crew for cleanup and maintenance jobs on daily basis will be expanded provincewide this summer the spokesman said The crews recruited from local students can be hired for $90 day and the government gives the farmer $35 rebate at the end of the season he said The program does not start until June but farmers can put their name on the list by calling their local ministry of agriculture office the spokesman sa id Basically were rural board said trustee Lloyd Lalluine If we could put in school every six miles line but thats not possible Its still cheaper to transport students than build schools Director Bill Bolger said the rise in the number of students taking buses is because people are living farther and farther away from the schools lraiisportation was the atholic boards second largest single exixnditure in 1978 costing 359645 or about l1 per cent of the annual budget Salaries was the largest expen diture ART SALES RENTALS CUSTOM FRAMING CUSTOM MW PHOTOGRAPHY WEEKENDS Il5 OR BY APPT HORSESHOE VALLEY RD CRAIGHURST 70572663 the examiner Thursday Mar 1m hillsdale by Ruth Lea 8352311 The Billsdale Womens In stitute held its February meeting recently at the home of Mrs JennieJamieson Mrs Marian Drennan presi dent of the institute was chair man otthe meeting Iuring the meeting plans were made to send delegate to the executive meeting at Col dwater March 12 Members were treated to poetry reading by Mrs Jainieson which dealt with the theme of honeymoons as short periods of adjustment mar riages as long ones Valentine contest con ducted by Mrs Drennan was won by Ethel Watson and Doreen Bailey The meeting closed Willi luncheon served by hostess Mrs Jamieson The Worlds Day of Prayer service was held March at the Crown Hill United Church The guest speaker was Mrs Cecilia Dambrowitz Hillsdale ladies who attended were Mrs Gladys Lockhart Mrs Velma Copeland Mrs live Ganton and Mrs Judy Williams miscellaneous shower was held Thursday March at the United hurch for Mr and Mrs Beer and family whose house was damaged by fire recently Mr and Mrs Bert Jolie Mr and Mrs Boss Cough and Mr and Mrs Faulkener and families recently returned from two weeks holiday in Florida Georgina Mitchell 4563232 The Lefroy Bowling lub had its regular Monday night bowl Feb lli at Bradford Bowl The coffee pot was kept busy by eight bowlers who got strikes on red head pins Anniversary on in today and take advantage of the exceptional storewide values being offered hoose from quality name brand furniture such as Sklar Braeniore Ieppler and appliances like Moffat Kaufman Ieicraft Kitchen Aid and Admiral Home entertainment centres from Magnavox by Philips Come in today and save on many clearance items one of kind items and end of lines STOREWIDE SAVINGS FROM TO 50 OFF Shop now forSIlCtlAL SAVINGS on the full line of WhiteWestinghouse appliances house from ranges refrigerators washers dryers dish washers and more Hurry in Sale Ends March ttst Shop Ihursday it Friday ights till it pm FOLEYS Furniture Appliances neighborly news Wearing of the Green dance sponsored by the lnnisfil Pipe and Drum Band will be held St Patricks Day at pm at the South lnnisfil Communi ty Centre There will be homemade Irish Stew Admis sion is $350 per person Music is provided by disc jockey Win nie Kidd FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Coates The Federal Business De vclopmcnt Bank announces the appointment of Coates as Assistant Manager of its office at 70 Collier Street Barrie succeeding Stoof who has been appointed Manager of the Chatham office ofthc bank Previously Mr Coates was credit officer at the FBDB office in Pctcrborough FEDB Crown corpora tion assists the growth and creation of small and medium size business enterprises across Canada by providing them with financial assis tance chiefly in the form of term loans and equity financing and with manage ment services of counselling information and training