The Prince George Citizen — Wednesday, December 21, 1988 — 27 ISiisiiiess_______ _ ___** CANARIM FINANCIAL SERVICES 562-7255 TORONTO (CP) — Recent prices of investment funds supplied by The Investment Funds Institute of Canada. They are the net asset value per share or unit (NAVPS) last circulated by the fund, in accordance with its pricing practice as contained in the prospectus of the fund. 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Con. 7.03 lyTront B 69 69 ■yTrant C 12.19 Synchrovest ySynchrovetl 6.71 Talvest Funds American 4.86 Bond 10.11 Divertfd 5.79 Grmvth 9.24 Income 10.38 MMF 9.40-10.00 Universal Group American 9.47 Equity 11.71 Global 509 Income 5.29 Pacific 695 Rttourct 600 Sec! Ame 5.48 Sed Cdn 5.87 Sect Cur 5.21 Sect Glo 5.11 Sect Poc 5.61 Sect Ret 4 68 Westm Grth yWethn Grth 4.31 _ iironto stocks isiiiiiiiiiiiiii ft Currencies TORONTO (CP) — Foreign exchange rates at 9:30 a.m. PST Tuesday, supplied by the Bank of Montreal. These rates are the mid-point between the buying and selling rates. They fluctuate during the day and vary at each bank. Quotations in Canadian funds. Brazil cruzado .001777 Bulgaria lev 1.4776 China renminbi .3223 Colombia peso .003669 Czechoslovakia crown .2326 Denmark krone .1750 E. Caribbean dollar .4452 Fiji dollar .8554 Finland mark .2876 France franc .1981 Germany mark .6761 Greece drachma .008132 Guyana dollar .1334 Hong Kong dollar .1538 Hungary forint .023148 India rupee .079980 Indonesia rupiah .000694 Iraq dinar 3.8600 Ireland pound 1.8049 Israel new shekel .751927 Italy lira .000917 Jamaica dollar .222167 Japan yen .009609 Kenya shilling .054910 Korea won .001752 Mexico peso .000522 Netherlands guilder .5986 N.Z. dollar .7564 Norway krone .1827 South Africa rand .5072 Spain peseta .010452 Sweden krona .1954 Switzerland franc .8023 U.K. pound 2.1643 jj.S. dollar 1.2007 CONTINUED Varity C 1275745355 330 335 — 5 Varity A p 2700125 24*4 25 + Va Varity w 39400 45 64 45 Vedron o 4000 31 31 31 + I Ventech o 58700 IQS 100 100 - 5 V Horn Af 2700 390 380 390 +10 Vicery R o 75050 440 400 425 -25 Videotm f 5250113to 13'/4 13to+'/4 Vior Minr o 3300 53 SI 51-7 Vista Mn o 7401 274 in iff tl WIC B I 5300112to 12*4 12*4 Waddy 0 £200 37 37 37 Wafrbord f 32480 19*4 »to Ito-H Waiax A 912112'* 12*4 I2to + 't Wall Fin 1500 210 210 210 Welwyn 114023 335 330 330 -10 Wrdair A f 83400 18H Ht Wrdair B 930 MH !'/< BH Weldwod 1808114 15*4 14 + 1 Werner D 10000 1 45 1 40 1 40 -40 Wst Frasr 1500117 17 17 Westar Gr 21005119 114 114 -2 Wstar Gr p 1900124V* 24V» 24'/»+ '/» Westar M p 2400 14'/! 4'/4 4'^ + '<* ~ 13959115*4 I5H I5H- Vt 200125V) 25 Vl 25VI+ Ve 9087160 155 155 -5 28800 47 44 47 >3 4187 19 9 9 1900121V* 21 21 + Vt 1400 20 20 20 -5 2980 135'/! 35Vt 35'*- H 28700 13V5 5'/4 5Vl 1600 250 245 245 -5 I 500 1 70 1 70 1 70 23500 IBVl 18 Wcoast E Wcoast A Westfield Westley o Westmin Westmin p Westmnt r Weston Wharf Wharf w Whim Crk Wilco o Windarra Winpak Woodwd A WW Mnrl o 1000 32 32 WEqite A f 275110'') 10V) 10W WEou II w 5800 1 35 1 35 1 35 -10 XL Food 8800105 90 100 Xerox Can 600118't 18 18 Zavitz 7000 43 43 43 +3 Debentures Cambrdg d 201118 118 118 + 3 N Hrdg deb 30!80'/4 80 80 - to IB - to 0 3455114 110 114 + 9 500113 13 13 -i Vt 4583455 445 455 + 5 32 f 2 Oxl Prop d 20 178*4 78 H 78*4+ '/4 Sept R 8deb 4 174 75to 74 + to Sept R 7deb 2187 87 87 +2 Debentures In US Funds Amoco Sed 56 194 95to 94 + to Partially Paid Shares B Corp r 18400 18 7*4 77t + to Bancshr r 3200 18H IH 8H Br Steel adr22475 H3'/4 13'/* l3'/4- to RY Fin r 9l001l2'/4 12 12 Partnership Units Resale Restricted Trust Units C Income u 300 18*4 8*4 8*4 : Trust un 8180 I8to S'/4 BH + to Enrpls FB u 3200 IBto 8H 8V> + H Enrpls FC u 4100 19 8*4 9 FirstPr Tr u 2400122 21*4 21*4- to RPF Bnd u 2850 19 9 9 Rnb Gold U 3000 34 34 34 -2 RT Enrgy u 7480 1 7'* 7H V* + to RT En llu 4400 !8't 8 B't UCarb Eq u I500125H 25H 25H + to Traded In US Funds Bow Vly 200 200 121H 2IH 2lH Nat Bk 4 3300 128to 28'/4 28'/4- *4 Prince George Pilot Car & Traffic Control Services #301 - 1448 - 6th Avenue Prince George, B.C. V2L 3N2 561-1020 Wishes to Thank all of our valued clients for their patronage and extends Seasons Greetings for a safe and Happy Holiday Season. Management & Staff Flywheel checker Lisa Cox inspects flywheels for 175-horsepower Johnson and Evinrude outboard motors at the Outboard Marine Corporation plant in Burnsville, N.C. The specially designed flywheel is attached to the engine’s shaft to help maintain a nearly constant speed. ACCIDENTS HURT EVERYBODY. □ICBC Last Minute Gift Idea * ' * -iy *ti ’ Software From compuviniE l% OFF 15-40 A Great Selection to choose from - IBM - APPLE - AMIGA - ATARI ST - COMMODORE 64 - MaclNTOSH Offer Good While Quantities Last OPEN: Thurs. & Fri., Dec. 22 & 23 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. compuuimE 350 Queensway 564-3778 TOOLBOXES EXPECTED TO CHANGE TOWN Free trade a welcome sight in Smiths Falls by STEPHEN THORNE SMITHS FALLS, Ont. (CP) — A century ago turkey trader W. J. Wright worked his own version of free trade. Wright would come from his home in New York for the local turkey festival each November, buy 1,000 birds and take them back to the United States for sale in New England. The festival and its turkeys are long gone, but today — thanks to free trade — American buyers are once again beating a path to Smiths Falls, a Loyalist community 40 kilometres south of Ottawa and only 50 kilometres from the U.S. border. The Canada-U.S. trade deal will eliminate tariffs — a kind of border tax — over 10 years, and that has some American businessmen keenly interested in a town factory that makes toolboxes. The plant, bought last year by Connecticut-based Stanley Tools, is doubling production in the next three years to meet expected demand from U.S. buyers, who will be freed Jan. 1 from duties of up to 20 per cent. Outside of a specialized operation in Ohio, it is Stanley’s only toolbox factory. ‘‘It’s a tremendous opportunity we have there,” says Dave Talbot, president of the Stanley Canada tools division who spent five years persuading local entrepreneur Russ Beach to sell the operation. In addition to toolboxes, the plant makes levels, cashboxes, post-office boxes and large roller cabinets. It employs 283 people, a substantial workforce in a town of 9,200 residents. As with many of his co-work-ers, the trade deal is a bit of a mystery to Ken Nolan. “I don’t really understand much about free trade,” admits Nolan, who has made toolboxes and roller cabinets for 21 years. “But I think it’s going to be better.” Over the years, Smiths Falls has shaken many images, going from turkey capital to canal town to railway exchange. “We used to be known as the turkey capital of Canada,” says Mayor Lawrence Lee, whose development council is expanding the local airport to accommodate the corporate birds that come and go each week. “I hope we’ve shaken that one.” Today, some of the old turkey farms are producing milk for the local Hershey chocolate plant. The community’s abandoned CPR station and original flour mill will soon be museums. The people of Smiths Falls — descendants of English, Irish and Scots — know about change and adapting. “There’s nothing that happens along the way that’s not going to hurt people,” says historian Harold Nichol, 61, whose family has lived here for generations. “But I think this (free trade) is going to help a lot more than it’s going to hurt.” The mayor, working from adjoining 117-year-old stone buildings containing the town offices, police and fire departments, is convinced of it. He hopes to help foster a new local economy under free trade and believes Stanley is only the first of the town’s small industries to benefit. “We’re 30 miles from the border and I think that puts us in a great position,” says Lee. The plant is aiming for new clients such as the U.S. military and niches in Canada that were too small to justify expansion costs, says Talbot. “Suddenly we have a market 10 times what we’re used to,” adds the Hamilton native. “We’re used to running lean and mean; we do have an advantage.” Mutual funds