10 _ SIDNEY REVIEW Wednesday, ‘December 3,

Care For Your Car
- Shouldn't Be Puzzle |

relative over:.thiswinter?

“> nightmare: if you should en-_
# woods to Uncle Chartie’s house

* ‘prepared, that 4s

~ chains, a ‘shovel, ‘a bag of rock”

: “weather with the least prob-

“times'this forms huge bumps ..[° >

1969.

- SHOCK TREATMENT.
SHOULD BE MUST
FOR LONG TRIP

* Planning to visita distant. .

Your dreams of a beautiful
Christmas. could. turn into a.

TIME AND TIME AGAIN |
In 10,000 miles of drivi ing, “the following hap.
“pens in your car’s engine. Is: there any Ay wonder: .

: maintenance | is vital?

“eounter show as you mush over ©
the river. and...through - ‘the.

or that’ place’ in’ the sun you...

Ty picul a € ‘inden ; ‘f
aim. to claim... if. you are oe Be ee

\ 5,f 100,000. t im
120,000,000 ‘Line
120, 190,000 jolts

~ Spark Plugs Fire. A
Points Opes aad € ‘lose.
Coil Delivers. ane araae
. Eaeh Spark Plug € ‘able ae me
“oy Delivers a Total i 225,0100,000,000 vets) se)
7 Carburetor Mixes: 2 2,880,000,000 eu. ft. ofair’
with: 66 gallons of a

Snow. tires, ‘studded tires or:

salt, plenty, of anti-freeze (in
- your: windshield “washers” as
well as in your radiator), and
all.. the mechanical. parts of.
your car working right.-can
help you get through the worst- Distributor ‘Shaft

anil Rotor’ Tarn sy oo.
‘Fuel Pump Pulses Sova

‘Kach Valte Opens.

AS million rpm :

lems. “15 million tine ‘Ss

Hidden Snow Hazard
One of. the hidden dangers

of snow driving is the effect of | and Clases eco ee 15 million times
‘snow packed by, hundreds of ~ Speedometer Cable Es =
wheels in a.short.time. Some- LO anillion times ©

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ing, this auto-

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a collision.

matic ———- can (Abbrev.) 28. A car mainte-
flood your. ~ §§.—— Ziegfeld. nance
engine. §8 Nickname for: saves you trouble
6 -—— Zeppelin. 27 Across. and money.
10. Astonished. 60 he course . 28 Checking
“14 When springs a ; ang). ousing grease
4 When springs ar 62. This should be | is part of a
-- Wwon't stay ~——. * checked every: tube job.
15 Teen-ager's | spring and fall 31: Slow as a——.
skin problem. . for proper. cool- : 33 Cubic Inch
. : - "ing of engine. isp acement.
16 yee aed - © 68 Palace. (French). . (Inits.)
“Shape. . 68 Stanghter, 36 If you speed,
17 Uni 5u lock ~ Card All-Star. | youl soon hear
J nless a OCK: 69 City in Lowa. oo this.
yur ort OOF, ° “TN Argentinean - “38° This, done
oo BS Viste er “dance. “> frequently, is a
eo 8 “0 IstOn. | "72 Deserve. “ must: to. prevent
__ 18 By keeping - 73 What to do to engine. wear.

~ wheels aligned

your engine + . 39 Keep this
you -——— on every 10,000 - corrosion-free
tire wear. miles. - for better
19. Pro—— 74 ‘The number of trade-in value.
20 Mild expletive. ~ pistons in’an 40 Stickpin.
22 Your engine's ~ eight-cylinder 42 If you have to

_ air supply is well

——- when you

change air clean-

Island (inits.}

15°

engine.
The part that
contains the

upholstery.

~—-— oif fre-
quently, your

‘engine needs

ers every year. rotor ‘and points work,

24 They check car . {Abbrev.) 44° Do this to spark
performance in ~ 76 East in Spanish. plugs every

: labs (Abbrev.} 77 Shea Stadium 5,000 miles. _

26 Grant's NNW Te Te
opponent. oo -water is nood ‘for

27 Physicians -heeping battery
(Abbrev.) ~— tops clean.

28 Check the fluid 49 The Fourth-—.
= fevel weekly to DOWN $2 Do this to tires
keep buttery : ~ regularly to

power up to——., 1 Country keep wear even.
30 The sources of bumpkin.« §5._ What Lincoln
body and engine : 2 ——1Hitis (a liver did for the slaves,
metals. disease). _.§6 Hawaiian porch. |
32. If your car 3A gas-saving §7 If carbon mon-
breaks down in gear. oxide emitted -
England, call 4 Sister these, you'd
them. ~ §-Hamlet’s castle, know to check
44 Roman numeral 6 -An engine out of “* muffler.
for 61, tune wastes this. 59 The god of
38 Colorful. horses, 7 Canadian air Comedy:
37 Free-for-alls. force (Inits.) 61 Drive carefully
$t Edtison's middie 8 The—-—Chorus. and you won't
name, 9 This type of need an
43 Step. ... pauge is used for insurance -———.
45 This will clog adjusting points, 63. Neglecting safety
oo your ofl filler, 10 Swiss river. features ——~
46 Your brake if Bumper ——. a good idea: -
system ——— 12 Aquatic 64 To lease.
; inspection every mammal. 66 Homonym
- six months” 13 Taunts. for ite.
$8 No --— 21 Bulls (Span) 67 Heavy drinkers.
(Colicg.) 23 What not to do 70 Aclean wind-
§0 College on Long with car shield helps you

manne Detter.

For correct solution see page 11

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SHORT TAKES ON CAR CARE

of ice. Hit a series of these ice
lumps at-even moderate speed,
and your wheels may start
hopping. This can be the first -

_ step toward a. hopeless slide. .

It is not uncommon to. see a
car in’a snow drift or a ditch

because the driver lost con-’

trol on bumpy, packed ice. ~
- This danger. is greatly in-

_ ereased when your car's shock |

absorbers are Weak, Because

springs and tires want to
 younce. when they hit'a pump, ©;

your wheels would hop up and-
down: with every: irregularity
in the road unless they had
some arresting force. ta Keep
them where they belong... in
contact. with the surface of
the highway: :

THINK ABOUT THOSE OTHER FIVE

At least five ears besides your

own should concern you. while

driving. :

“They are the one ahead, the

one ‘behind, the. one approaching
in the opposing iane, the one ready

to.enter froma side street, and

the one “parked ai the ‘curb.
Be prepared for any. of them to
do’ anything without warning.

* Driving requires. that ‘decisions :
_be made almost: constantly; Most
traffic emergencies must be ree.

This.is what shock absorb- a

ers do -- or are supposed to do
when they are “working right,

"When they. are worn, they:are. .
~ just going along for the ride. “

Essential on Ice.

So when wheels, or some-.-
: times the whole car, seem to
-begin a bobbing motion, the’.
only answer is shock treatment. -

“new ‘shock absorbers: This :=

kind of control, plus generally
stable, tight steering, is essen-
tial when you must drive over
rutted, icy streets.-- ;

Before you set out on that =

trip for the big family get-to-...J-~

gether, or whatever else you
have in mind for the holiday |
season, give your .car its.

- Christmas present early, Give ~

ita full treatment check up
and servicing at your favorite
auto shop.

On the. Road .. . Every-
body's Accident - Prone |
~~ Drive Carefully.

make use of our special
insurance facilities

vaeastt] oe ar Tso

&

“the Tight decision.

the traffic

GORDON HULME LTD.
4 Realtors |
(2444 BEACON AVE. SION. B.C.

cognized and action taken in split
seconds: ‘Drive ahead ~- try to

‘decide in advance what action is
. bestat any place for each emer-

gency that may arise, ;
Try,to drive.in such a.way that
you have plenty of. time-to make
Don't crowd
those split seconds, by.crowding
ans your “tuck,

" ‘When pulling 2 away on. slippery :
streets use-the gas. pedal sently.. :

AUTOMOBILE
_IN SURANCE -
- your guard against
financial loss.Drive insured
and assured that-you are
financially protected against
any eventuality.

Call us-for details.

EST, 1912 .
Insuronce Agents

brake

shoe

BRAKE RELINNG AND
~ DRUM TURNING

— done on modern jJathe and
arcing equipment,

in cleaning your windshield,
don’t forget the inside. Tobac-
eo. smoke can. put.a film of
residue on the glass and dis-
tort vision. So, if you smoke,
periodically clean the wind-
shield with a window washing
solvent,

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What’s a safe distance to
follow another car? Experts
secommend one car length for
very 10 miles per hour of
speed on. dry roads. When
roads afe slippery, the dis-
tance between should be dou-
ied.

Safety experts advise never
driving more than three hours
without stopping to rest on a
long trip. Getting out of the
car to stretch or stopping for
coffee is recommended to avoid
excessive driving strain.

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The average spark plug will
fire 15,000,000 times in 10,000
miles of driving. The effects
of the electrical charge wear
down the plug’s firing end.
Plug manufacturers recom-
mend servicing plugs at 5,000
miles and replacing them at
10,000 miles.

— full line of Chevron winter

products ANTIFREEZE
STARTING FLUID
BATTERIES

ETC.

ROY’S CHEVRON SERVICE

10305 Pat Bay Highway, Sidney

— Goodyear polyglas tires
with or without studs

656-3323 |

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