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15Tmfirw flmM mMA mW Judge closes court to protect witnesses Judge Clare closed his county courtroom to the public and press Tuesday in Barrie for the irst time in his 13 years on the bench He closed the court to protect girls under the age of 16 who will be testifying in the trial of two Orillia men charged with Indecent assault and gross in decency Claude and Gilbert Quesnel face twojoint charges of having sexual intercourse with girls under 14 and one of gross in decency Claude Quesnel 32 also faces charges of indecent assault at tempting to have sex with girl under 14 and having sex with girl between the ages of Hand 16 Gilbert Quesnel 28 faces ad ditional charges of having sex with girl between and lo and gross indecency All the incidents involved in the eight charges allegedly oc cuned between July 1976 and La June 1977 in Ori Rama Township and surrounding areas Assistant Crown Attorney John Madden made the applica tion to have the court closed during presentation of crown evidence He said he wanted young witnesses who were testifying about embarrassing situa tions protected from public scrutiny Madden also requested ban be put on publication of the names of the girls involved Judge Clare agreed to Mad dens request after expressing concern over the idea of clos edcourt Maizis seeks approval for revised prOposal Herc Maizis owner of Maude Kourys Steak House on Collier Street has asked Barrie plann ing board to approve revised proposal for new parking lot for his restaurant But before planning boa rd proves it neighlmring picp r15 owners who objected to Mailis original proposal will have the chance to comment on the new Ollt Last month Maiis asked the board to approve rezoning itpr plication on two lots he owns behind the restaurant on Worsley Street to allow him to put in 40 new parking spaces He said the citys zoning bylaw required him to provide the spaces to serve liloseat expansion he planned for his restaurant Maizis planned to put in wine cellar bar and bar with live entertainment But it was not disclothequc he added However several neighbors complained the addition would New centre is approved new daycare centre and nursery school at Bayview Drive and Little Avenue was approved Tuesday by Barrie planning board The centre to be run by Ron and Patricia Howard of Kid dischool Day are entres Ltd of Harrie will be set up 111 the basement of building behind the shopping plara at Haynew Drive and Little Avenue Howard said the space is used for banquet hall 111 the even ings but Is not used during the day The centre will be set up under licence issued under provincial daycarc centres legislation he said Before the province will issue licence daycare centres must be approved by local authorities The llowards who opened the first of two Kiddischml centres on Donald Street 13 years ago will provide day care for pre schooleagc children and balls day nursery School for kindergarten pupils Plans for an outdoor play area hvc not been completed Howard said But he is con sidering fenced area on the plain parking lot with swings tricycles and sandboxcs He may also ask Jack Stollar who owns the land behind the plaui if the daycare centre can use the grassy area behind the building for play area he said representative of the tario Ministry of ommunity and Social Services has given tentative approval for the pro posed location he said The llowards said there is need for daycare centre in that area of the city in view of new residential and industrial development The new centre will ac commodatc about 30 children Howard said HOLD STAG PARTY The males of some species of moths and butterflies swarm around puddles to sip water for several days then fly off to find mates in this world theres always room for one more Call your Welcome Wagon Hostess now Phone mean more noise during the late evening hours and car noise from the parking lot would disrupt the primarily residential character of the Worslcy and Berczy streets area Earlier this month planning board sent the proposal back to Maizis asking for revisions that would alleviate the residents concerns Mailis new proposal calls for an additional 14 parking spaces to accommodate scaled down addition to his restaurant which will seat 56 persons To build the parking spaces he wants the board to rezone 2+foot section of the lot directly behind the restaurant from residential to commercial He also plans to put in retaining wall nine feet high at the back of the parking lot and noise buffering strip 10 feet wide Mayor Ross Archer said he feels Maizis new proposal meets most of the concerns the neighbors raised about the original proposal But he suggested the board send copies of the revised pro posle to those who objected to Mailis original plans and give them two weeks to send III their objections Maizis proposal will be discussed by the board in two weeks By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Staff Reporter Ways for Royal Victoria Hospital RVH to improve ef ficiency and save money without curtailing services arent getting any easier to find but the search must and will go on That point was emphasized Nesday at the hospitals an nual meeting by John Cockburn chairman of the board in his address to the 30 people present Cockburn says the hospital is just now entering into the real financial squeeze We recognize that if our hospital is to continue to pro vide quality patient care in the face of diminishing revenues and increasing costs this can only be accomplished by the continued dedication of our medical staff and our hospital employees of every nature and description by increasing our overall efficiency and by the in troduetion of new and in novat ive hospital procedures and techniques Financial statements present ed Tuesday ind ica tc that RVH came within $1080 of adhering to its budgeted costs of about $15 million for the 15 month period ended March 31 That excess was offset by special revenue from rentals donations investment income and other sources The hospital came in with an operating surplus of $150410 for the fiscal year The 1977178 budget covered 15 months instead of 12 to allow RVH to harmonize its fiscal year with that of the Ontario government RVH has returned to the usual format for its current budget which forsees gross operating costs of $112 million GENES PETS AQUARIA Birds Tropical Fish Exceptional Savings on Pet Supplies Opening Soon 38 FERNDALE DR 7265624 for the 12month period ending March 31 1979 By using the investment in come on monies we have saved as result of our participation in the incentive programs donations and bequests left to the hospital to apply against the capital expenditures re quired for the coming year our administration has been able to project virtually breakevcn year in the face of anticipated cost increases of from six to seven per cent matched against increased ministry funding of only 45 per cent Cockburn said MAJOR HALLENGE Attaining the breakeven int will nonetheless be ma jor challenge the board chair man added think weve pared things pretty well down to the bone this past year Weve got breakeven budget facing us but its going to be very tough tougher than last year Its possible well make it barring any unforeseen cirr cumstanccs and without cur tailing of services We have not budgetted OII the basis of cur tailing any servIccs patient care is our prime concern We just had to hunt harder for cost saving areas Cockburn believes that in creased use of oneday surgery schedules and expanded am bulatory services are among the ways hospitals will be able to meet the publics demand for lower health costs while minimizing disruption of the patientslifc Were going to have In work at these areas Im not saying it will come this year but thats the direction health care will take Were doing lot of oncday Poodle Parlor or ii may ND SUMER CAREFREE DRIVING surgery as it is but we dont have sufficient postop facilities to run truly efficient outpatient type oneday surgical clinic CHANGES SOON Cockburn also expects to see changes soon in the RVH emergency department if the number of admissions con tinues to swell Our emergency department continues to expand its services as community health centre rather than as true emergen cy department This is pro blem faced by all emergency clinics in Canada and unders tand in the United States We saw 46 per cent in crease in emergency visits over the previous period to total of 59360 visits Cockburn said Its pressing us to the point where were going to need some more facilities Open house today at Tyndale Park The Barrie recreation depart ment is holding an open house today at Tyndale Park Camp the citys new 9425000 camp on the south shore of Kempenfelt Bay Recreation department staff will be on hand at the camp from pm to pm to organize tours and childrens activities and answer questions about the camp facilities The city bought the camp in February from the Jewish Welfare ouncil of Toronto Plans to operate residential camps for children families and senior citizens this summer were abandoned earlier this month when only three regist rations were received Todays open house was ill ranged to acquaint taxpayers with the tremendous poten tial of the park Tyndale Park Camp is located at the end of lynhcad Road just off Dock Road about three miles south of the city limits lake Highway 11 south to Coxmill Road then right at Dock Road For more information call the recreation department at 7264242 Ext 277 WOMAN MAKES GRADE WASHINGTON AP Margaret Brewer became the first woman general in marine corps history recently She ut on the single star of briga ier general in ceremony at the historic Marine Barracks GEORGIAN MALL SHOPPERS DRUG BAYFIELD ST MART HWYS 2627 SUNDAY ll om pIn MONTUES 930 om 600 pIn WED THURS FRI 930 onI 930 pan SATURDAY 930 om 600 pIn PRESCRIPTIONS COMPARE THEN CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT INSTALL NEW SPARKPLUGS AUTOLITE RESISTOR TYPE onwa INSTALL NEW POINTS INSTALL NEW CONDENSER INSTALL NEW 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