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the examiner Saturday Sopt 15 1979 Plan for Lake Simcoe to be announced in fall By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner Ontarios environment minister says the government wants Lake Simcoe to remain valuable resource but plans for its future will not be an nounced until later this fall Harry Parrott told The Ex miner in an interview Friday that cabinet ministers will meet with local municipal politicians in October to discuss the lakes future We want this lake where it stays as viable tourist and fishing body of water said Parrott That goes without saying We view it as an ex tremely sensitive and impor tantarea We will do our utmost to maintain the total area as valuable resource The lakes water quality pro blems were discussed at meeting of the cabinet commit tee of resource development Thursday During that meeting committee members reviewed the Environmental Strategy Report for the Lake SimcoeCouchiching Basin it was the first formal presentation on Lake Simcoe to this committee said Parrott We had excellent discussions on it But we felt two or three items needed to be resolved Parrott would not identify those items Gordon Smith MPP PCSimcoe East said the committee members want to know what will environmental improvement work really do to renew the fish population in the lake The strategy report describes nutrient pollution in Lake Sim coe and its effects on water guality algae growth and the ecline of cold water fish populations It suggests measure to main tain lake quality and ways to improve it Parrott would not say whether he or other committee members would opt for the im provement route Smith and George Taylor PCSimcoe Centre who both attended Thursdays meeting sid committee members favored improving Lake Sim coe rather than merely main tining present conditions Smith suggested the present quality should be maintained while improvement is planned provement said its matter now of where are the funds to come from There needs to be formula for the financing of the pro ject said Smith Improving Lake Simcoe may cost more than $12 million year he said We need to impress upon municipalities the need for their participation in the pro gramsa1d Taylor Smith Taylor and Bill Newman PCDurhamYork presented resolution saying more money has to be spent on the lake said Taylor Sewage treatment facilitues are needed in Innisfil and Georgina Township lakeshore aras he said In addition urban and agricultural runoff must be Urban storm water and runoff in the Holland Marsh agricultural area should be recycled said Taylor The water rich in silt and nutrients should not be channelled into the lake or rivers feeding into it SEWAGE TREATMENT Municipalities should install advanced sewage treatment facilities before further popula tion growth and farmers should be taught better agricultural practices he said Controversy arises over who should manage Lake Simcoe work Parrott uaid the policy field of cabinet committee is valuable for coordinating management but is not worth hoot for actions is to be the lead or responsible party said Parrott That is the key to it Up to this point it was our environment respon sibility to be the lead ministry The policy field will deter mine where to lean that respon sibility The environmental strategy report suggests cabinets com mittee should assume respon sibility for the lake but Taylor said the committee is not the poper body The South Lake Simcoe Con servation Authority might be appropriate for the task if its jurisdicton were expanded Smith disagrees He said with that approach north shore conservation authority would also have to be established the past has not been well received by north shore municipalities Smith said the cabinet com mittee should oversee lake management Ministries in volved with lake problems are represented on the committee Asked if government finan cial restraints would result in the shelving of work on Simlt coe Parrott said it is premature to say He listed the provinces three environmental priorities as acid rain liquid industrial waste and sewage treatment Twothird of the ministry of environment budget is spent on sewage treatment Treatmen tof effluent is one of the few very essential items in the pro vince said Parrott proving because of government restrictions he said Lake Simcoes phosphorus level for example was reduced to 103 tonnes year from 150 tonnes Were going to likely to do better than that he said To protect the environment means regulations and enforce ment said Parrott If for example one person has leaking septic tank and 100 neighbors are find and he refuses to repair it Id have to take steps to see it must hap pen The minister of the environ ment must be tough guy have to face reality Details of the governments plans for Lake Simcoe should be released after the meeting Mayor Ross Archer is led from police car by Barrie Police Chief Earl Snider during the mock arrestjield this week to promote the Propermanagement key Taylor who supports im reduced Off to see the judge Examiner Photo to cutting energy costs Proper daily management is the key to reducing fuel and energy costs Barrie engineering consultant says William Dawson president of Dawson Engineering Ltd says theres no need to revamp en tire heating systems in order to save money when small but im portant alterations can be made Theres so much impetus placed on technical innovation like solar heating when we cant afford it he says In the past people have tend ed to ovcrengincci things Dawson says but he wants to build controls into existing systems and convert from oil to gas wherever possible llis firm has been recom mended for the job of finding ways to reduce energy costs in three Toronto senior citizens homes and hes convinced he can cut costs by 20 per cent in each home for total saving of $100000 He says senior citizens homes are enormous energy consumers because residents oftcn dictate usc lT OSIS Without doing much Dawson says he was able to cut Sensational Sept 22 will be sensational Saturday for Barrie children The Barrie YMYMCA is tak ing children to the Metro Toronr to Zoo as part of its Sensational Saturdays program The program is open to all children members and non members alike The bus leaves at 830 and should rcturii by Sp in All 74 WILLIAM HWSON full of ideas fuel costs by half and electrici ty by onethird at Lee Manor senior citizen home in Owen Sound cutting summer costs by $800 He measured how much fuel was used daily and its pur pose He then recommended substantially reducing the temperature at night turning trip to zoo children must register by call ing the at 7200421 maximum of 50 children will be taken Sept 21 professional development day will also be sensational day for children at the Children must also register for this program off the hot water system and lights at night and installed small computer that regulates these controls Residents havent complained he notes The difficulty is in doing things properly everyday he says Youcant always train people to do things so it must bedoneautomatically At Grove Park Home in Bar rie Dawson recommended con version from an oil to gas central ventilation system and installation of computer to manage the electric baseboard heating and number of energy conserving ideas expects to cut the buildings $20000 operating costs to $13000 He is currently examining the heating system at St Andrews Presbyterian Church and says converson from oil to gas will reduce costs by 15 per cent By reducing nighttime temperature to 38 degrees Fahrenheit in number of fac tories and 50 degrees in offices plus turning off all lights he has aved firms lot of money FELL 0F IDEAS Although Dawson himself is full of ideas on how to conserve energy with existing systems he says this is new field and there is no education for it As well people dont recognize that oil and gas are non renewable resources he says There is moral issue here he says Were playing to the hands of our suppliers Because of the limited supp ly Dawson wants to replace imported oil with Canadian gas and use Ontario Hydros electricity as much as possible We mUSt be trained to think After losing election Mrs Laking still in touch of using as little fuel as possi ble he says Starting your own business theme of CKVRTV series television scrics about starting your own business will be aired on CKYltlV Saturdays at noon from Sept 22 to Nov 24 The series will run concur rently with 257honr coursc How To Start Your Own Rtis iness offered by Georgian Col lege in seven locations within the Georgian llay Region The series was organized by the Federal lliisincss Develop ment Hank and is designed for home vicwing followed by classroom presentations on each weekly topic icwing the series is lOi prerequisite to tilpart taking the course Hosted by Percy Saltzman assisted by three professional actors the program promises not only to be educational but alsohumorous and entertain ing The main topics in each modulc are highlighted through series of skits The topics includc So you want to start your own business Does the government hpr or hinder Do you have to start from scratch Finding your niche ill the market What to buy and how tc control it Managing your staft for good results and So now you can start your business The course is one of more than 25 management studies courses offered this year by Georgian College It begins Sept 24 in Orillia Sept 25 in Walkerton Sept 26 in Kmcardine and Port Elgin Oct in Barrie and Oct 16 in Owen Sound tpon completion of six management studies courses graduates recicvc Georgian College certificate in manage ment studies and an Ontario certificate in business manage mcnt studies Musiic fr We have to determine who Big Brothers campaign for more members Defence lawyer Eric Taves defended the mayor before Judge Don Inch during the trial Singer Bram Morrison performs during the Sharon Lois and Bram concert at Georgian Col lege Friday The trio drew full house of ap preciative kids for the music concert Examiner Photo By DENNIS LANTIIIER of the Examiner Its been year of reflec tionforJaniceLaking The alderman of six years was defeated last year in her bid to become Barrie mayor former She and another alderman Nelson Garrett trailed far behind Mayor R0ss Archer in the final count was hurt very badly when lost recalls Mrs Laking realized it was an uphill battle because it is customary for people to feel an incumbent mayor shculd have second term But was so sure was going to win she adds had been talking to people and was so sure of their reaction was awake lot nights getting myself back after that she said SLItIItlSE In fact it was such sur prise Mrs Laking says she had to reevaluate im mediate plans It has turned out well for Mrs Laking who says she has spent good year with her family In addition she has been involved in vol unteer work with number of organizations besides her regular guidance work at Barrie North Collegiae But that doesnt mean she has lost touch with the various issues facing Barrie nor lost her interest The decision to carry through with recreational study was one which did not please Mrs Laking In my six years found By LORI OIIEN Of The Examiner Robert Bruce Moyer was suf fering from disease of the mind that made it impossible for him to understand that he was attempting to seriously in jure his wife and 10yearold daughter the night he stabbed them with knife psychiatrist testified in Supreme Court Friday Dr Brian Butler told the court he came to the conclusion Moyer had been suffering from reactive depression that reached psychotic level the night of the stabbing after twohour interview with Moyer at the BarrieJail Meyer 30 is charged with two counts of attempted murder on March 31 Dr Basil Orchard psychiatrist with the Clarke ln stitut of Psychiatry said Meyer was severely depressed prior to the incident and something snapped that night Its when we have no way to deal with stress that it can crush us Dr Orchard told the airy and thats what happen MARITAL PROBLEMS Margaret Meyer 33 testified earlier she and her husband had experienced marital dif ficulties throughout their 12 year marriage and had decided to separate for the third time just prior to the stabbing The week before the incident Meyer was very upset crying wringing his hands pacing back and forth and pleading that we try againshe said Mrs Moyer admitted she had been going out almost every night of the week just before the stabbing often returning home very late or intoxicated When defence council Bickerton asked if it had oc curred to her that her behavior was upsetting Moyer she replied yes couldnt help it if didnt love him anymore she said She said she always believed her husband had worshipped That proposal suggested in her and their three children and that he still loves them Lauri Meyer 11 testified she woke up early during the morn ing of March 31 felt something on her stomach and saw figure leaning over her She said she screamed and the man whom she recognized as her father covered her mouth then put pillow over her head She said her moher then came into the room and Lauri got up and went into the hallway LEANING OVER saw my father leaning over my mum with knife in his hand she said Her younger sister Danielle 10 who shared bedroom with Laurisaid she saw her father push her mother down and she Ontarios resources are im with municipalities in October he said saw blood Constable David Dufour told the court he arrived at the Moyer house on Wesley St in Barrie at 442 am and saw Moyer standing in the darkened living room holding knife with the blade pointed toward hs ab domen He was bleeding Dufour said when he entered the house Moyer blurted out just stabbed my wife and daughter and my sons in his room and hes alright While checking the house he saw blood on the hallway rug and walls the girls bedroom in the master bedroom and spots on the livingroom rug Dufour said Moyer seemed calm although he tried to pick up the knife from the bedroom floor and was restrained Mrs Meyer was admitted to Royal Victoria Hospital in Bar rie that morning with two stab wounds and transferred to Wellesley Hospital in Toronto few hour later She was discharged six days later Lauri Moyer stayed in RVH for two weeks with stab wound Dr Roger Green medical doctor working at the hospital when the victims arrived said she suffered deep wound that perforated the abdominal cavi ty and almost went out her back Moyer was admitted to RVH with four selfinflicted stab wounds He stayed two weeks and was transferred to the men tal health centre in Penetanguishene The trial continues Monday Seniors employment agency one on four across Canada Its tough to get back into the work force after prolong ed absence for many older members of society But thats what the Golden Opportunities Employment Agency is all about The agency according to monthly release is nonprofit organization specializing in jobs for older people and is the only agency of its kind in the Barrie area But its really not all that simple says Bevanne Hurry assistant coordinator lot people coming in hre lack confidence Mrs Hurry told The Examiner Friday Its particularly difficult for women who have been home for 20year to get back But development of rapport with people coming into the of fice is the first key step in help ing someone to regain that con fidence she said Mrs Hurry said she likes to spend at least an hour with each person in an attempt to BEVANNE lltRRY building confidence get to know them Mrs Hurry says that often she will recommend night course for those persons lack ing confidence Its amazing what an evening of night school can do to meet and talk to peo Lottery winner quits forces By NANCY FIGlEROA The Examiner When Corp Brian Sartorelli won 81 million in the June L010 Canada draw his co workers made life so difficult for him he decided to quit the armed forces There were lot of jealous people says the 24yearltold millionaire They just made my work harder He says it wasnt his superiors that made life dif ficult rather it was members of his own rank and file Money and the services dont get along too well says Sartorelli that if you hire consultant it saves you making deci sion she said Its postponing tactic ANALYSIS Mrs Laking said careful analysis of what would likely be needed and what the city could afford should have been done first As result said Mrs Lake ing it will likely be another study which will go on the shelf Mrs Lakings opposition to the downtown improvement project remains intact She is objecting to the Ontario Municipal Board OMBI and intends to be at future hear ing Mrs Laking says she sup ports downtown revitaliza tion in general but is not in favour of extending the Sartorelli who married just weeks before becoming millionaire resigns from the forces Sept 21 But that doesnt mean hell spend his days idly Sitting doing nothing is not my style he says FINANCE OLRSE Sartorelli enrolled in finance course at Georgian Col lege of Applied Arts and will also take correspondence course from Toronto in finance The courses were recommend ed to him by his financial ad visers at Wood Gundy He also spends four days week working out Before downtown into residential areas Jack Diamond who did an original report for the city was not in favour of that locale and said so at an earlier planning board ses sion said Mrs Laking The calling of an inquiry into the Barrie Police Com mission was of interest to Mrs Laking as well The former alderman said she always wanted council to be more aware of the com mission but council didnt really know what their needs were because of the closed meetings Often Mrs Laking said she came out looking neg ative on issues often fought for things thought were important becoming millionaire Sar torelli who is ft in tall weighed 242 pounds He has since lost 14 pounds and plans to lose another 50 pounds In January Sartorelli may apply for job with the local police But he says he hasnt made definite plans Ive got to work he says He and his wife however are busy decorating and furnishing their new home in Midhurst The fourbedroom home which has pool and fireplace is good start to the house of his dreams he says Sartorelli in the forces seven years says he has no regrets about leaving The firehall issue was one such matter one in which Mrs Laking still feels she was right The Collier Street firehall was torn down after many months of debate Mrs Lak ing was member of the Friends of the Firehall tFOFi which wanted to preserve the structure But the need for cultural facilities and recreation centre is tied in with the firehall she said Mrs Lak ing said the building could have been used to house those facilities but instead the city tore it down decision on whether or not to run again has not been made yet by Mrs Laking She said she will run again however if she thinks peo ple need me ple again she said The placement record has been impressive for the agency which deals with persons 55 years of age and over In two years the agency has found jobs for 561 of 699 ap plicants placement record of 803 per cent In the past agency employees would phone area businesses to inquire about potential jobs Now said Mrs Hurry the agency relies on the publcity generated by the media because they do not have the time to phone businesses and industry There are still between 160 and 200 active files but the en tire project has been success said Mrs Hurry It is the type of centre which is needed all over the world yet Barrie is just one of four places in Canada where such an agen cy exists she said The three other places are Winnipeg Toronto and Vancouver The agency located at Fred Grant Square suite two is sup ported by the Outreach Branch of the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission 50 coins ordered Residents of Barrie placed orders for 50 silver coins com memprating Barries 125th bir thday to be minted shortly and delivered next month private coin collector order gold coin at cost of $565 ac cording to the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce second gold coin was pur chased by the chamber and will be the first prize in the secret marking draw was JANICE LAKING year to reflect