iii aa aR a Ra ae ae OT ‘ ‘i y, CASTLEGAR NEWS, September:21,.1963 BUSINESS CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 21, 1963 cl _ Forestry still a ine us By KEN SMITH ‘Well, it should. But, says a highpredte advi committee appointed by the federal government to, into prospects, it won't be easy. Because of the share of Canada’ Canadian Press Everyone agrees that Canada’s forests still are the country’s most important industry, and should be for a long time — despite the pretensions of some high-tech . operations to the future crown. It’s easy to see why. Canada’s trees provide jobs for about 300,000 people and add more than $20 billion to the country’s wealth. every year. That makes forestry, in total terms, Canada’s ‘The of ‘the: p biggest manufacturer. involved, both for induatey and government, nays the: "Its exports contribute more to Canada’s foreign adyisory. ‘are without earnings than the combined value of metals, agriculture, ‘SNOW TRAILS » fe e Parts «1 SALES & SERVICE. by the forest industry, it’s easentialfor the well-beisig of i © Service i » 502- 12th age Genelle utilities included. 365-5003. 3/76 the entire country that effective, long-term programs be forest “i yonyou Aveda re aint Dias custom RE pet as: ; x 693-2382 BE BOAED £0 [ati 268 6508. (fet to Ublize Unie pate nti Woslth ns boon aul Bonbibie) ae , pL RES PG , ‘ : : main’ ACE Prop 3 3 i ba j j weeaters i ae er iieaiiane } vs 4 3 BDRM condo. F Sata v f i ‘i - i ke ironies: . * available now. A ‘RepalyA “Antenna Sales, Ph, sam, For Better or For Worse ONE BDRM furnished apartment, CHAINSAWS ONE BORM furnished by Lynn Johnston suite, Wall. tewolt carpal, ‘ent for quiet tenant, located In Ootischenia, 365-5865, $ : venti oe | sey OO pence | Me Bile Y ‘ On ‘scat Feapeeta, thay demand’ a ‘new. eet: difficulties ‘meal oer Es hates 4 ‘ ‘ y v fisheries and the auto industry. attitudes, and the setting aside of deep-rooted.| ernational mone Sas)! } < 5 is as J ULIA $ FURNISHED ONE bans bores, More than 800 communities across the country illusions that reach back a long way into, our history; MAPORTED FASHIONS tule, Central igeore a, ties depend on trees for their very existence. ‘The committee's report, an interim’ one, says the Or And... i j : mi : AND, SIIWARE | & ule With the United Nations predicting that worldwide + forest industry — like any export-oriented ae E x Upto: £100 Pald Towards fe i ake ey Aves. Trail NNA!: i NAT 49// ; 2 WINTER STORAGE Tor Peat, STORAGE Tor eats, ythan double during . faced hard times in the Toe Net Come oe Hes i : re Aye 965-5576. demand for forest products will more’ F \ oh re me on UNFURNISHED Sbden Fe @ 4 WATERWORLD 'ERPRISE! = Df a Wa wailable now, 546 -' Stl . Wat's rare! the AGE 1000 fs cm. 05 ¥ el it F I | Bere HERE, 3 5 F / 365-6547 evenings. 3/76 eee #2295” 4 i 3 tint A ‘prices: 367-71 Hin/i ; y, 4 a TWO BDRM house in Robson. 8 larva array of perghrale enc ‘4 = ae — _ BLACK’ sandy loam topsoil, Ph, BEN { Children and pets welcome. $300 ee ‘ StS 7/72 ? ty 7) 965-391: past, the next 20 or 80 years, it would appear that the industry ~. ‘now there are “fundamental issues that Study suggests. IMF expand its services OTTAWA (CP) — An international lender of last resort should be established to help preserve the world's financial stability in turbu- lent economic times, says a agency created in 1944 to maintain and enforce a world monetary system, provides assistance to countries need- ing help to solve ‘their balance-of- ‘payment and in- report by the. Co Board of Canada. ‘The idea is a-key recom - mendation of the study, which described inflation, unemployment and financial stability as the three central problems facing market econ- omies active in international trade and finance, such as Canada. Pointing to heavy debts of several developing countries, the study said the inability of such governments to pay -is likely to induce more im- mediate solvency problems for the lender than the bor-' rower. . The severity of the 1981-82 recession increased ‘the dan- ger.of financial insolvencies, which conld precipitate liq- uidity crises and disrupt the international monetary sys- tem, it said. The study essentially sup- ported a 1982 suggestion by ation be given to sriabisghing ‘debt REVIEW SITUATION The annual joint meeting of the IMF and the World Bank begins in Washington this weekend. Finance Min- ister Marc Lalonde and Inter- national Trade Minister Ger- ald Regan will represent Canada at the’ session, ‘de. signed to review the inter- national financial situation. The board study suggested there are indications the role of the IMF: may expand sig: nificantly in the near future to encompass lender of las! resort resi ies. “International stability would be more assured by the introduction of an inter- national lender. of ‘last re- sort,” it said. ‘ On other issues, the study argued against countries de- ations tend to redistribute. pesca which‘ would be tothe across coun- tries, while domestic employ- tem- Monetary Fund on a con- tingency basis for use in ex- traoridinary circumstances. The IMF, a United Nations time, the cost of imports in- creases, thereby adding to- inflation. 5 - And David ‘Harris of the Canadian Restaurant . and Foodservices - Association ie Save on a Baycrest er pated you're moving fast..or not moving at all, our. velour tft d. 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Suarans turnkey. in- Staliaion woe melee ‘rome Savabls, er Heavy aby al: paste pat eae har pti na. 8 30 ca stan. J ELECTRIC MOTORS VING ond ust sell: ‘Chester- 365. 3212 ted & chair, bed, dress- word ad] 200 GALLON ON tank: $50, 365- 2579 after 3/76. CANOPY. i aaall truck,’ $175. 365-6155. 3/76 TOP SOIL lg an TROWELEX 365- 3316 Ses ot Es So rm, 8! be shoes,’ ther sises 13, $25. 365-: NEW IDEA’ in Buying! new clothing 1 track eon oti of oi inal n Seal Sts, Callers “O76 etelay pallets” = Se eae re ae tictes mist. not total Ser $20 6: ‘must have rice stated. We will run your od tor two issues: THREE MALE German She epherd eat SEPEUS Sem tose, (days); FURR RO We, SHELTER ar therat ar. ‘and TWO BDRM. Mgbile home ‘in Robson. Fridg stove, wash dryer: ‘Available now, 365-31 tin/74 THREE BDRM, Hydro heme: Ballard d subdivision. $440/m STARE ACCOMMODATION i Robson, $150/month. 365-2855. % 3/74 Large 2 and 3 bdrm. opts, full basement, newly, renovated, located on7% went ee like setti re chase ne, are eer necessary. IP fs by by application and inter- elcome. EXECUTIVE SUITE, 365-6213 or 365-7661. tin/74 CEDAR MANOR: One‘ond two bdrm. apartments. Available Al ny pellicneed in Robson: able for couple. No Pets. 365-6691. 365- 7661. fe oth ONE BDRM furnished suite, $250/mo. incl. utilities . Call Bev 365-334; 7/73 HREE. BDI jouse. also two bdr ratte Le tay. YaL 4 BDA Rouse, 365-0068, tfa/71 32’ GARAGE with 14’ door Heated, suitable tor, warehous: Ing. storage or service. eae VERY LARGE 2 Oct. 1, util,, eer i seb S86, tin/72 2 BDRM furnished & carpeted tt guiet ‘Castlegar ‘area. WESTERN BESTSELLERS — 365-3347 Very | large split level, partially finished but ‘as Is. Move in ond finish in pare time. Located on .99 acre. Ask GLADE... Handyman Special 7A. tidy tank; 300: + if % logger Eee mot bey oN jess stee! pump, ing $65,700. LY 365-3347 Ladies’ Loungewear, Trail (main) CALL TODAY TRUST your nome-to THe BESTSELLERS Mexico needs to MACKINTOSH one Red Delicious borrow $4 billion NEW YORK (REUTER) — * Mexico will need to borrow about $4 billion in 1984 to meet ite financing needs, says Mexican Finance Min- ister Jesus Silva ‘Herzog. Discussions on:the 1984 loans will probably begin in October . after the: last. of some $20 billion of public sector debt principal Leek ments are rescheduled after addressing thé Econ- omic Club of New. York. ‘Mexico signed agreements with international banks - Aug. 26 to restructure $11.4 billion in debts. Silva Herzog. said next week's rescheduling of about $8 billion will: complete the ‘ rescheduling of $20 billion of principal falling due between August, 1962, and D 1984. The negotiations for the 1984° new loans should be completed by the end of this year, he-said.” Silva Herzog also said that Mexico expects to pay about $400 million 'in private sector interest arrears by the end of this month: The rest of the total arrears of about $800 million’ already have been . week, the minister told Rov paid. ters news agency’ Tuesday” If the arrears were not brought up to date by the end of September, they: would have been rolled into-a new loan. 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