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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER.8, 1982, WI-ITBY FREE PRESS __________________________________ government to assist communities and individuals throughout the province. The, $621 million in revenue collected by thc Liquor Control Board 18 approximately the amount R ep o t fr ý'Mwhlch Uie province distributes to local govermcents tprovdwefr programs. This amount would also fund the Ministry of lEnvironment and thc 1 ~Ministry of Natural Resources annual operating 6> budgets. u e en s P a lk Amost the entire justice policy field of the provin- Q cial governmcnt - the Solicitor Gencral, Uic, Attor- By The Hon. George Ashe,-MPP ney General, and -the Correctional Institutions - (PC - Durham West) , could be funded from the LCBO revenue. Ontario Minister of Revenue Each year the province contributes funda to local governments môney tg assist in thc provisions of school bus services. The amount Uic province gran- ts roughly equals revenue raised by the Liquor Con- We've ail heard Uic coniplaint at anc time or trol Board. another - "thc cost of wines and spirits sold at Uic' Whilc I hope these examples demonstrate Uic use, local Liquor Store is just too high". This wcek, I the province makcs ofrevenue raised through Uic would like ta take a dloser look at Uic factors which saleof-wncs and spirits, I also want ta emphasizc affect the costsi0f products sold through the Liquor 'that- Uic Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Control Board. Relations keeps a close watch on the prce of gaods Prices for imported winies 'and spirits often fluctu- sold through its outlets ta ensure casts renmain com- ate duc ta changes in international currency values. petitive.; In addition, tariffs cbarged by Uic -federal govern- The'Liquor Control Board bas anc of the most cx- ment affect the shelf prices~ as even "Canadian- tensive listings of wincs and spirits of- any liquor- made" producets are influenced by these tariffs-. auUiarity in North America. Any brand on the 1Last year, estimated revenue from sales through general listing of the Board may be ordered tbrough the Liquor Control Board of Ontario totaled $621 your ncighbourhaod LCBO outlet. million.. These funds were u t ta okb aour The ncxt time you hear a complaint about Uic prices charged for wincs and spirits, consider that the money collected is put ta good use by ur P EE5UUR LUMBER LTD, governmcnt. 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"It will be Uic flrst time the kids have had a real trce, " says Randy, who has also rcceived 150 free passes .ta the Royal Ontario Museum and Uic CN tower for the children. The Nobles personaily donated free passes ta Uic Metra zoo, whcrc* Randy works. The Christmas trcc wîll be set up on the lawn ,outside' the hospi- tal,. and Blue will be allôwed'in Uic lobby for the childrcn ta pet. 1"Kidsjust love Blue, and so we decided ta have hlm do something- special for Uicm,"l Ran- dy said. -the -Nobles hope people walking along University Ave- nue on Uic 17Ui will make donations. 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