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ENERGY — it’s a word
that. has come to have a
: Special meaning, applied to
‘the sources of power that
heat our homes, provide
the drive that runs our in-
dustries, transport us from
place. to place, and have
given rise to a host of in-

ventions that enable us to

live, work and play more

rapidly, conveniently and |
intensively than in any |"
' previous era of human in-

dustry. .
Somewhere behind ll
the switches, thermostats,
dials.and other:devices that
we use to control the
masses Of energy that are
channelled down into our
homes and workplaces,
‘stand the people who
determine policy for. both
giant utilities and small
manufacturers, people
who are constantly balanc-
ing consumer preferences
and lifestyle expectations
against the supply of raw
energy resources and their

_ ability to deliver and dis-

tribute them at a reason-
‘able cost and at a
teasonable profit.

__ In this special report, the |

_ Terrace Review examines
‘new trends, new develop-
ments and the underlying
‘facts and forces that deter-
mine the direction of

| -energy consumption in the

. Northwest. There’s more
to. keeping warm in the

- “ewinter than turning up the

furnace or throwing an-

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