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Dr Jerry Hall left direc tor of Wilfrid Laurier Universitys Simcoe Cam pus and Dr Fred Little SPEAK AT INFORMATION NIGHT philosophy professor were among the speakers at the universitys information night held Thursdav in Orillia In 1975 972 people enrolled in courses offered by the Simcoe Campus Examiner Photo 890 million in trust held for about 20 000 children TORONTO CP The ac countant of the Ontario Su treme Court is holding $90 million in trust for about 20000 children Lloyd Perry deputy official guardian of the province said Friday The money is invested and brings nine per cent interest oompounde twice yearly he said Mr Perry said money can be withdrawn through court order within as little as 48 hours for benefits other than simple maintenance support for the child The fact is that anything the child needs he can have he said The money is to be med for hi benefit Applications are made every week for things like university fees educational trips or orthodontist work Part of the $90 million be longs to 10yearold Judd Smoke of Peterborough Ont who recently won $100000 in Wintario draw 32 MILLION FOR ONE The largest amount being held for any one of the 20000 children is $2 million he said Mr Perry said most of the money comes through inher itance on the death of parents or relatives but there are growing number of cases of earnings from acting in tele vision commercials or other work Under the Infants Act the parent is the guardian of the child but not the childs wealth unless so appointed by acourt he said Mr Perry said the act is to ensure that the money which belongs to the child is used to the benefit of the child not parents or other members of the familv The childs money could be Lsed to pay share of pur chasing something such as house where the purchase will obviously benefit the child he said Mr Perry said it is possible to have some of the money used as mortgage on home to come due when the child is 18 BOYS AND GIRLS HAS INFLATION CAUGHT UP TO YOUR ALLOWANCE YOU CAN EARN YOUR OWN MONEY FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS AHEAD Davis tags party leaders as TORONTO CP Premier William Davis called the two Ontario op position party leaders gloomanddoom boys on Friday and said the govern ment will continue serving provincial interests as it sees fit Mr Davis told about 1000 persons at the Ontario Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting that there is no conflict within his government He said there is no question of identity or fudging of perceptions as is ttivident in the opposition par es Peeple expecting much in housing TORONTO CP People have come to expect too much in todays housing market Housing Minister John Rhodes said Friday He told delegates to the Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting that these expectations must be reduced or were just about pricing ourselves out of the market and our ex pectations have to come down Party delegates criticized the province for its complex bureaucratic planning regulations and its lack of ac tion in stimulating reasonablypriced housing The government was also attacked for failure to stimulate the private sector in the housing market Newmarket delegate said Ontarios Planning Act im pedes privatesector develop ment An Ottawa delegate added that the Ontario government and municipalities discourage housing develop ment AMENITIES OSILY Mr Rhodes said people have come to expect facilities such as nearby schools recreational developments and libraries without con sidering the high cost in volved He said people seem to have lost the ability and willingness to help them selves and leave it up to the Hundreds of boys and girls iust like you are BARRIE EXAMINER carriers And in addition they win valuable merchandise prizes cash prizes and along All you have to do is talk it over with mom and dad then mail or bring in the application form below But act now while there are routes government to pay The minister has said in the past that reduced ex pectations also include such things as smaller lots and more modest housing Mr Rhodes said he has been accused of trying to diminish the quality of life in Ontario by calling for reduced expectations Delegates applauded when the minister said the idea is to provide the best quality of life for all Earlier in the session dele gates watched film prepared by the Club of Rome an independent group dedicated to presenting possible solutions to problems such as pollution starvation and over population on RANGER CHRISTOPHER GEORGE The HELICOPTER PILOT ANDREW PRIME gloom anddoom boys The premier said that while position Leader Stephen Lewis of the NDP and Liberal Leader Stuart Smith are dif ferent in what they offer On tario both still paint the bleakest of pictures Their pessimism is bound less he said Mr Davis said Mr Lewis and the NDP pose as friends of small businessmen and municipalities but would eventually tax and regulate businessmen to death and take away the rights of municipalities to make their owndecisions He said Mr Smiths at titude of gloom widespread and covers all areas ofsociety including the Liberal party He said the Liberal leaders attitude is simple if it works question it if it falters hold an inquiry if you do not understand the problem for iods sake pretend you do Mr Davis also accused the Liberals of shallowness NOISIRPRISIII He said he is not surprised at anything the Liberals do after the tone note and quality of the vicious Liberal campaign during last Sep tembers elect ions Politicians who will promise anything to anybody are dime dozen He told delegates that the NDP with 38 seats and the Liberals with 30 outnumber the 51 government members and have the power to force anelection atanytime want everyone in this room and throughout our par ty to understand that be ad ded He called on party sup porters to learn from our own misjudgments and mistakes Mr Davis said the main issue today is freedom rwhethcr there will be freedom for groups and in dividuals to play role in the future Mr Davis also said that the NDP and Liberals conspired to force unworkable and un manageable amendments on the Rent Review Act and then came back and attacked the government that the Rent Review legislation is tough to administer The legislature approved the rent review legislation late last year after extensive amendments were offered by the opposition parties Mr Davis said Ontario voters will base their decision in the next provincial election on the party it feels offers the most meaningful and valuable solutions The Barrie Examiner Saturday May 15 19763 CLERGY MPs DIFFER ON BILL OTTAWA CP Two clergymen who are also MP5 faced the issue of capital punishment Friday in the Com mons and came down on opposite sides In the seventh day of debate on abolish the death Valley East minister backed capital punishment while And Ho BretonEast Richmond Roman lath for abolition Mr Patterson onetime Social Credit MP who changed parties said successive generations have traded off moral and spiritual values for secularism and crass materialism It is failure to face up to the responsibility in which justice prevails Mr Patterson said He said it was not enou to have the death penalty on the books it must be used to eter murderers Although the law now provxdes the death penalty for 513 yers of law officers and prison guards there have been no executions since 1962 NOT IN CONTEXT Mr Ho an said some who support the death nalty point to the Bifile to back their views But he ad ed man of these people are fundamentalists who do not accept ern religious scholarship and fail to put the Bible into the con text of the times in which it was written government bill to penalty Alex Patterson PCFraser of the Church of the Nazarene an NDPCape 1c priest called Convalescent AIDS WIIEEL CHAIRS LAKEMATIC POWER WHEEL CHAIRS osrom HARPERS SURGICAL GARMENTS SUPPLIES 7285407 of SO Vincent Barrie Ont Pe em smnwson JOE may sometimes even trips Ill show you how to develop your route to make even 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