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Ultra-modern design, featuring crisp, functional
lines from its new grille to its sweptline rear
deck, sets out the 196j. Dodge Dart as the "class"
vehicle in its price field. This uncluttered sculp-
turing accentuates the exclusiveness of the Dodge
Darr image. exterior re-designing isn't the only
improvement it boasts. The best quality up-
holsteries and appointments Are to be found in
the vehicle, in addition to improvements in the
"slant six" and V-S powerplants which assure
owners of increased economy and efficiency of
operation, Pictured here is the Dodge Dart
Phoenix two-door hardtop.
Dodge Dart Offers Attractive TUBERCULOSIS SURVEY
RESULTS PUBLISHED
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Departures ill Auto Design.
The 196/ Dodge Dart from Chry- featured by the Dodge Dart for '61.
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COMPACT VALIANT
IS SHOW STOPPER
18 are completely new, Black, white
and silver-gray are the only ones
carried over from 1960. The new
colours are brighter with even
more gloss than last year,
The 1961 Dart retains the out-
standing range of body features
and equipment that attained a high
level of • quality and engineering
efficiency last year,
TJnibody construction, with Its
strength, roominess and quietness,
again is featured, as is the front
Torsion - Aire suspension that
smooths out the bumpiest roads.
The industry's most advanced rust-
proofing, silencing and sealing
treatments are retained and im-
proved.
Such outstanding convenience
and safety features as vacuum
door locks, transsistorized push-
button radio, power steering and
power brakes, push-button trans-
mission and remote control mirror
are available as optional equipment,
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The stylish and economical com-
pact Valient from Chrysler of Can-
ada expands its model line in 1961
to include a two-door hardtop in
the V-200 series, and a two-door
sedan in the V-100 series.
This new car with new ideas
presents a number of innovations
and options for 1961, including
power steering, Solex windshields,
windshield washers and the 40 amp.
alternator in the latter category.
There has been a considerable
change in the exterior styling of
this fine compact vehicle, yet the
honest, straight forward design has
been preserved, Chrysler of Canada
engineers point out.
A bolder, more open texture adds
character to the functional grills
fraying. Laboratory tests indicate
that this carpeting is almost twice
as lasting as previous floor cov-
erings.
Improvements and refinements
have been made in the Vallant•k,
"slant six" engine to provide more
economical and trouble-free mot-
oring for the 1961 Valiant owner.
This Chrysler of Canada compact
will be available in a wider range
of body colors in 1961. In addition
to the Jewel Black and Glacier
White colors of 1960, there is a se-
lection of Corona Red, Blue Satin,
Chambray Blue, Sunlight Yellow
and Crystal Green.
Optional equipment available in
the 1961 VaIiants includes auto-
matic push-button transmission
instrument .panel crash pad, power
steering, variable speed window
wipers, outside rearview mirror,
and the electric tailgate window
lift on the station wagons.
shape, A new grille medallion in-
s( rt carries the Valiant triangle in
blue and red, against a white field
textured with fine horizontal lines.
On the rear deck lid a simple
circular molding defines the wheel
sculptured onto the truck lid, per-
petuating the verve and dash im-
pression.
Combination cloth and vinyl in-
teriors are featured in V-100 sedan
model and in all V-200 models, with
a vinyl interior trim in all station
wagons.
The new fabrics feature a. higher
nylon content for more lasting
beauty, while the use of higher
quality finishes means these fab-
rics will be easier to clean.
Optional on all models is a new
type of exceptionally durable car-
peting, This carpeting introduces
a new construction using extra-
tough fibres in , a tight mesh for
superior resistance to bending and Now on
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On behalf of the Huron County
Tuberculosis Association and the
Department of Health, the follow-
ing results of the recent county-
wide mass survey have been re-
leased:
Total number processed, 28,184;
no reportable disease or abnormal-
ity, 23,650; pulmonary tuberculosis,
17, (of which 8 or .03 per cent were
diagnosed as active); other dis-
eases and abnormalities, 515.
These results compare favorably
with those of the previous survey
in 1956 when 19,525 persons were
processed. The addition of tuber-
culin testing to the latest survey
increased' the coverage to all child-
ren and was exceedingly well re-
ceived in most centres,
All persons over 40 years of age
who attended the survey had the
additional satisfaction of knowing
that they were also screened for
conditions such as irregular heart
shadow, possible tumor and other
abnormalities which occur more
frequently from this age on.
Some adults may have inadver-
tently missed the survey. They
are advised that their family phys-
ician can test them and refer them
if advisable to the monthly free
chest clinic in their area.
Both the mass survey and the re-
ferred clinics are supported by
Christiania Seals,
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challenge in the growing low-price
passenger car field with fresh re-
styling, new colours and many
mechanical refinements.
New, ultramodern lines of de-
sign, exclusive and attractive body
hues, and imaginative use of ex-
terior trim form the basis of the
Dodge Dart "new look" in styling
for 1961,
In the interior, improved fabrics
and seat patterns, redesigned in-
strument panels and door trim, and
more effective use of contemporary
colour combinations, provide great-
er luxury and comfort with increas-
ed durability and value.
Styling is not the whole story of
the new Dart for '61. The 1961
Dodge Darts are described by the
manufacturer as the finest pass-
enger cars ever to roll off- the
Chrysler of Canada production
lines at Windsor, Ontario,
These new vehicles include re-
finements in engines, transmissions,
steering systems, silencing, and
suspensions to enhance the engin-
aering reputation enjoyed by Chry-
sler of Canada in the automotive
field.
Salient styling features arc the
stew 'frOnt end with pits wide con-
.!ave grille and. smoothly sculptured
fenders, unique reverse - sweep
wings at the 'rear quarters, re-de-
signed from wheel openings, and
completely new exterior trim
schemes. At the 'front of the new
Dart, restyling shows a striking
departure from previous concepts.
The headlamps are lowered and in-.
tegrated with a new grille which is
completely cowled by hood and
fender sheet metal. A new hood
panel, subtly peaked at the centre,
features simulated air intake
louvres located near the base of the
windshield.
The rear of the 1961 Dart has a
low, fast-tapering deck which is
complemented by the down-curving
lines of the quarter panels. A new
lower deck panel tucks in under
the re-styled deck, and then flares
out to meet the upper surface of
the bumper,
A new range of colours also is
Don ,,Nasmith brought into our
:office a map of Africa which is of
inusual interest today. The map
was published in the Globe & Mail
on December 27, 1938, and points
mt the various soots 'in Africa
where trouble was brewing at that
Arne.
Unlike the problems of today.
;he chief points of disturbance just
)efore World War II were those
ireas which were under dispute by
he colonial powers. Italy was
nakint claims for territory in
Trench-held Tunisia and for the
?art of Djibouti in French Somali-
and,
The map provides an interesting
:!ontrast to the problems which
'ace Africa today, as the tide of
rationalism rises and new nations
come into being,
The stylish and popular line of compact Valiant
passenger cars from Chrysler of Canada intro-
duces the two-door hardtop in its 1961 selection
of body designs. Also available in both the V-100
and V-200 series are the four-door sedan and
the four-door suburban. Style lines which have
proved the Valiant such a popular addition to
the Chrysler of Canada fine line of automobiles,
have been accentuated and enhanced in the 1961.
series. Such outstanding engineering achieve.
ments as Torsion-Aire suspension, unit body
construction and anti-corrosion treatment, and
the economical and dependable "slant six"
engine are features of the compact Valiant for
1961. Pictured is the 1961 two-door hardtop.
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NEW DEPARTURE IN
AUTO ELECTRONICS
it's pretty difficult to improve a car that's already outclassed everything'
else in sight. But Valiant has done it in '61. Valiant, King of the Compacts,
stands on its own four wheels and dares to be cotnpared. So why not hurry
on down to your Valiant dealer and try one for size. You'll be amazed at
its roominess, performance and economy . . at a new low price, tool
eV-161C Two-door hardtop brand hew for '61
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the compact that couldn't be topped in '60
. . tops itself in '61 . and at a new lbw pride
WFORD MOTOR.
Rated by engineers as a distinct
advancement, a new 40 ampere al-
ternator will be available as op-
tional equipment on all 1961 pas-
senger ears from Chrysler of
Canada,
:Engineers point out that the
principal advantage of the alter-
nator is that it delivers up to eight
amps of power at idle.
This assures a reasonable flow of
current wider conditions when the
engine Must Idle for extended per-
iods, or during slow-speed winter
operations with heavy electrical ac-
cessory loads,
Simplicity of design assures long
ife for this Chrysler alternator, the
engineers point out. Its two carbon
brushes tun on smooth slip rings
rather than on a serrated ,cornme-
tator. The shafts rim on sealed
ball-arid-needle beatings which do
not require periodic lubrication. No
cut-out is required as the silieon
diodes prevent reverse current flow
No current regulator is needed; the
current output of the alternator is
controlled automatically by vari-
ations in the impedance of the
stator windings with speed.
The only external 'component Is
tt small voltage regulator which I
controls field current to limit the
voltage output of the alternator.
anti' maintain a safe minimum clr-
enit voltage,
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