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cost: OF: LIVING AND INCOME INCREASES AS: COMPARED WITH
B.C. HYDRO ELECTRIC RATE: DECREASES —

| Rate Hike pene :
For Consumer Electrici , city |

New Books Arrive
At Terrace: Library

A new shipment of books has|’

arrived at Terrace Public Lib-

ary. Among the new books’ are]:

. “With Kennedy" by Pierre Sal-
‘Inger, first volume of the biog:
-taphy of Winston Churchill by

his son Randolph, a new auto-

-hblography by Pearl Buck,
“Hundreds and Thousands” the

latest. collection of essays by|:

Emily Carr and “Here are the].
- news-letters from the Yukon”).

‘by an Indian woman.
There are also books on

"chess, the freedom: movement,'-

flying saucers, how to operate
a successful retail business,

-coin collecting, folksongs, golf,

‘Canadian history and geog-

’ raphy.

Chatham House
Bears Crests
CHATHAM, Ont, (CP) — The
front of Albert Brundritt’s

} sbouse in Chatham Seara --the
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stg of the 10 Canadian prov-
ces, the Canadian coat-of-t

ae ‘andthe centennial “sym:

This.-is: ‘Mr, © Brandritt’s
tennial project.
The ateel plant employee

cen-

“took two months'to draw and

paint the provincial: crests,
‘They are constructed of ply-
wood and measure 16 inches by
22 inches,

To round out the display, Mr.
Brundritt set up a flag pole and
flies the new Canadian flag
from it.

Conadien Chain Sawa

_ Complete Line of Parts
Sales & Service

‘Small Motor Repair

“Shop
TERRACE CO-OP ASSN.

-| have’ no increase ‘and 50 per

| the formation of B.C, Hydro five

‘| causes of increasing costs -of
jJabour, materials and interest

B c Hydro's Board of. Directors recently announced
‘adjustments in electric rates to meet. rising: costs - of
ordinary operations, These: costs ore up $13,731,222
‘for the |1-month period: ended February 28,

compared to the same period in the. previous year.

Major; factors contributing! eee 3 and losses rs tie TT
to Incteased operating costs are| transit operations. Losses on
salaries and wages, employee
‘fringe benefits, materials and
services and higher interest].
rates. —-

Dr. Gordon M. Shrun Hydro
cochairman, said consumierg
‘would still enfoy’ annual’ sav-
“ings o£ $23 million compared
with rates in effect in 1962,

An -adjustment in the ‘resi-
dential electric rate ‘will result
in small upward- changes for
most of Hydro’s residential
customers, the amount varying
‘with the customer's monthly
use of electricty. ©

Very low use customers will

year’ are expected to be ap:
proximately $3 million. © :,

quiz

‘Each correct answer. counts

’ 10 points;. Score. yourselé: as
follows: 100 genius;. 80 to 90
superior; 70 to 80 excellent:
80 to 70 good; .50 to 60 aver-
age; 40 to 50 fair.

FOR MEN; .,

1, How many children do Gov-
ernor Lurleen Wallace and
husband George of Alabama
have? Three, One, Four,

0,

cent of the castomers.will pay
less than $1 more per month.
The maximum adjustment on
any monthly bill will not ex.
ceed $1.50.

The “hew résidential rife: ei
2%ec roer than 2c per:kilo
watt hour'on the. first 300. mit
‘owatt hours used during | ‘he
month.

-In keeping with Hydro's pol-
icy of standardizing rates
throughout the province, a
reorganization of: .commerclal
rates also was announced, Al
though this will not result in
any .overall change In revenue
for Hydro,. it. will mean revi-
sions for most. individual ac-
counts. This step is designed
to improve efficiency and re-
duce administrative. costs.

New rates introduced since | 6.

known ‘as: the ‘Btckaroos?.

| Buck Owens, Hank Snow.

3. The .word Heaven 1s not
mentioned In the first chap.
ter of the Bible. True or
false,

4, The ball ‘of ‘which one of
these sports is ‘the. largest?
Tennis, Softball, - . Baseball,

_ Soccer,

FOR WOMEN: _

5, Which part of the body Is

, affected by. brohchitis? Liv.

er, Kidneys, Ears, Lungs,

In whose stories is Sherlock

Holmes a detective? Rex

years ago have saved customere| Stout, Agatha Christie, Sir

ra total of $93 million to date,} Arthur Conan, Doyle, Car-
despite a 40 per-cent increase; lyn Wells...
'in wage costs during the same 7. What are the missing num: | -
period... '.. bers?, wonders ‘of the |-

world, | square ' ‘meals a
day, Behind the _.. ball,
»———little pigs, ; ;
& Which Js the oldest plece of
- furniture?. Table, Chair, Bed,

‘Dr. Shrum sald the rate. ad _
justments were necessary be:

at your service. |
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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: -
9. The first pérson.to affix hig

signature 40 the Declaration

of Independence was- John

Hancock. True or false, :
10. On what per cent of the

earth’s surface does snow
fall? Thirty, witty, Fifteen,
Sixty-five.
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PARAMEDICS IN’ THE ‘SOUTH PACIFIC — The people of the New Hebrides in
the South Pacific depend mainly on medical auxiliaries for health care.
have to, for few physicians practise in remote, or, for that matter, in rural local-
ities, such as shown here. The 19th anniversary of World Health’ Organization:
"founding opens a WHO-led campaign to call attention to the medical manpower
shortage — not just of Physicians, but -of all members of the allied health pro-

fessions. .

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Ambassador by: American “Motors i is:

the one standard-size car that’s built
to:ldst longer than the payments, A
lot longer. When you own an Ambus-
sador, the most common reasons for
trading every couple of years just
don’t scem to muterialize. Reasons
like rattles, rust, leaks, muffler rot and

. mechanical temperament. But let's go
into detail.

Those rattles, squeaks and “things
that go bump in the night,” never
seem to happen with Ambassador. Its
bady is a single, solid, all-welded unit.

. Single-Unit Construction, We believe
_ Single-Unit Construction is the strong-

est, safest and most durable way to’

build a car. Jaguar, Rolls-Royce and
Mercedes-Benz think so, too.
Single-Unit Construction also con-

| tributes to Ambassador's weathertight -

snugness. Thedoor frames (part of the
_ welded body) are precision tooled to
guarantee a tight fit. Then, double
door seals are installed to give twice
~ the wind and weatherproofing of any
other car on the market. On hardtop
‘ and convertible models, the windows
have a broad, protective metal edge

~ Rustprooting:
Wa probably spill mora
{han the others use,

: “|
= which seals out road noise, wind and

. ext, rust; and how ‘Wwe beat it.
i American Motors is:the: only. car

cial rustproofing solutions tight to the
- “roofline, And we do it seven thes. We
7 call: ‘this ‘Deep-Dip rustproofing be-

see THE FULL-SIZ 3

‘manufacturer that dunks'cars in spe-

calise every nook, every cranny of the
entire body gets the treatment. Most
manufacturers spray their cars, It’s a
lot less effective and it's also a tot less
expensive. We spend more to rust-
proof Ambassador, but we don’t ask
_ you to pay more for it. Another great
feature we'll mention right now, is the

_ acrylic enamel paint that covers the

rustproofing. It stays
bright and shining—
resists fading for years,

‘One of the biggest
problems your car
Ht will face is muffler and
exhaust system rot
. brought on by a couple
of slushy, rainy, snowy,
salty Canadian win-
ters. For defence, we

How tona dié ceramic-armouredmuf-
vuifler tat? flerand exhaust system. _

It guards against cor-
rosion more effectively than anything
‘used by any other car manufacturer,
Another sure sign of trade-in time is
mechanical temperament, After a
couple of years, many cars need me-

chanical attention with alarming regu-

larity. Not Ambassador. Ambassador
engines are.the newest, most modern
in the industry. They're designed and

‘engineered for Tuggedness. Ambassa-'
dor’s modern 6's hiavé a seven main.

bearing crankshaft. Result: a smeath-

ty quieter engine that works harder,

give Ambassador a -

le-every-two-years ratrace....
Tead on.

Geodata age

pat eras
‘

a ‘American Motors has the “ot” yure been looking for.

longer. But the és aren't alone in new |

improvements— Ambassador's V-B's
have new and larger bearings.. As

large as 3 inches in diameter, This

guarantees a pretty rugged crank-
shaft! A very rugged engine! And

; along withall this dependability comes

top performance. Choose one of
2 spirited 6’s or 3 V-B's ... the power

range goes all the way to a 4-barrel,

343 V-8. - : ‘

itisn'la modem 6
unless it has seven main bearings,
like this Ambassador 6

Top off everything we've just said
with Ambassador's 5 year, 50,000
mile/2 ycur, 24,000 mile warranty and
you're set for years of trouble-free
driving,

-worth something:

THE 1967 AMERICAN MOTORS eS
WHERE THE BASIC DIFFERENCE. ISA BETTER CAE CAR...

MBASSADOR, THE INTERMEDIATE REBEL; THE ECONOMICAL’ RAMBLER AMERICAN AND Setboe sen CARS
‘AT Your: ‘AMERICAN YMOTORS/RAMBLER DEALERS’... -

American Motors (Canada) Limited warrants the | -
engina block, head and internal Baris, re, water pump |.
nla if : os
Parts (except manual cluich), ‘ora ue converter, . a?

Griva shaft, universal Joints, rear axte, differential

and rear wheel bearings of its 1967 cars to be fres
from defects in material and workmanship foe 6 m
years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, The rs
Owner must change the angina oil and install mew .
gil filter every six (6) months or 4,003 mites, which: 4
@var comes first, clean oil filler cap dilersd lypey : “2
and corburalor air cleaner elamant avery 4,000 | a
Miles and replace il every 24,000 miles and fur-
nish evidence af this service to an Authorized .
American Motors Cealer every sin (6) months and x
heave him carlty its receipt and the car's mileage. .
Further, American Motors (Canada) Limited
warrants the rernalnder of the car for 2 years or
24,000 miles, whichever comes first, except tires
(warranted qe the tira jmanulecturer), Any part so moe
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anca with the applicable portion of the Warsnty a
without chargaal an Aulberized American Motors
Owners are ibis for ‘daterior- .
tiene misuse and "norrnal maintenance, : 4

"One more good thing tothink about Le
... When you finally do trade your> —- *
Ambassador (and we're sure itll be .
for another one), it ‘will ‘be because
you want to, not because youhaveto,
Andyou'l! havea trade-in that's really i

Visit an American Motors/Rambler
dealer and talk it over with one of
his salesmen. ©

He's on your side.

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