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"Venture Capital" is administered by the Min istry of Colleges and Uni- versities.with the assistance of the Ontario Chambers of Commerce and the Royal Bank of Canada. } Interested students select a venture and prepare an analysis of its business potential with the help of members of the local Chamber of Commerce. These analyses are forwar- ded to a provincial panel for approval. Successful applicants then receive an interest free loan to cover the starting costs of their operation. The loans are free of interest for the duration of the project. All monies made by the stu- dents, after expenses are paid, remain their own. Projects that might quali- fy for "Venture Capital" assistance are limited only y the imagination of the dents and current mar- eference will be given to those projects that do not compete directly with bus- inesses already established in a given community. Examples range from cut- ting firewood to taking baby pictures and might include landscaping, house painting, pet care or even vegetable farming. The main thrust of '"Ven- ture Capital" is to give community college and uni- versity students a chance to gain valuable experience and, hopefully, to earn ASTRA CHEV Another Beige For a EAS 405. conditions in the local-' money at the same time. The amount of remunera- tion gained will hinge directly on the amount of planning and effort students put into their businesses. To ensure that ventures are operated in a business- like fashion, students will utilize a standard record system and prepare perio- dic progress - reports. In addition, a local group of businessmen will make themselves available to students as consultants. "Venture Capital" is only one of many projects that together make up the Ontario Government's "Experience '74' summer employment program. Designed to provide over 7,000 experience-oriented summer jobs to Ontario students, 'Experience '74" is co-ordinated by the Ontario Youth Secretariat with individual projects ad- ministered by "the various Ministries of the Ontario Government. Students wishing more in- formation or application forms for 'Venture Cap- 'ital should write to . Venture Capital Program, Personnel Branch, Ministry of Colleges and Universi- Subdivision continued ment committee member Coun. Mike Breaugh was even more concerned than Coun. Mason. "I've spent 5 to 6 weeks chasing up agreements and no one knows where they are. This is a bureaucracy at its 'worst. The process has bro- ken down. I don't care who is right or wrong. All I want is for the thing to work." Coun. Breaugh was clari- fying the intent behind di- recting the solicitor to pre- pare a subdivision agree- ment. Most of the confusion stems from the fact that with the introduction of regional government - sub- division agreements require ties, 9th Floor, Mowat Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. regional approval before they go to province. Since the region is barely 5 months old, procedures for this approval are yet to be clearly defined. The basic question that remains to be resolved is whether there should be one complete agreement, or a three party agreement with the region only as a party to the subdivision agreement drafted by the area muni- cipality or two agreements - one between the developer and. the local municipality and the other between the region and the developer. The chief Administrative Officer's report is expected to clarify the situation. 1 «|; be J | eo | I a \ ' Guaranteed Investments 3 now earning a big 2 % 0, | 3to5VEARS |, | NOTE: RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE yb? . | ONTARIO TRUST 19 SIMCOE ST. 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