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ACRO6~ 41 What you should 17 Where speed-
1 System to checksay when asked,ometer is found.
safety of all cars "Check your 19 Insecticide.
(/nit.). battery and oilT" 20 This car's for
5 When spark 42 U. of Maryland hire.
plugs are ntis-athlete (Abbrev.). 23 Sticky confec-
firing .you get44 Air (Combinedtion.
excessive emis-form). 25 What cared for
sions of these 47 Topmost storycars are..
(Abbrev.). in house. 26 Kind of engine
$ Kind of meter49 Rodent. shaft.
that shows atmos- ~2 Vital engine plug. 27 Campus in
pheric pressure. 54 Railroad Columbus or
12 Author of novel (Abbrev.). Stillwater.
Exodus. 55 Use -- un- 29 To do this is
13 Lowest box leaded gas with human.
score totals, catalytic con- 30 Movie studio
14 Untuned engines verters, initials.
waste this. 56 Part of a fork. 31 Abbrev. for Mr.
15 I never-- -- 57 ~- rod, part of in Peru.
man I didn't like. steering linkage. 32 Mao's given
16 Word of agree- 5t5 Unpleasant name.
merit in Argen-aroma. 34 Kipling poem.
tina. 59 Vital battery 35 Good mechanics
17 Passe. fluid, give a road-----
lg Parts Distributor 60 Afternon news- after repairing
Assn. (Init.). papers, a car.
19 D in Athens.61 Run away from. 3g What new oil
21 Music to torea- seals prevent.
dot's ears. DOWN 39 Short time period
22 Model of Ford (Abbrev.).
cars (PI.). 1 Cooling system 42 Uneven wear on
24 Beast of burden, or fuel system these indicate im-
26 Dirty air cleaners component, proper inflation.
can increase this 2 "IV horse.
emission. 3 What mainte- 43 Initials for auto-
28 Common prepo- nance is for matic shift.
44 Thin Man's dog.
sition, dependable per-
29 Lethal emissions mance. 45 Heroic literary
can result when 4 A rose-- style.
this system is rose. 46 Indian princess.
damaged. 5 These should be 48 Keeping car clean
33 ----- I didn't checked before protects this.
have enough installing new 50 Medicinal plant.
trouble, antifreeze. 51 42 Down in
35 Prefix for three. 6 Ignition system Coventry (Sing.).
36 Needed to cool part that boosts53 Color of low oil
engine radiators, voltage, warning light.
37 Vital part of7 Therefore. 55 Exclamation in
29 Across. 8 Academic degree, comics when
39 Part of U.S. 9 Syn for car. one's punched
where Miami is 10 Seat belt holder, in stomach.
located (Abbrevt. 11 Ancient form for 57 Title page
40 Mr. Olds' initials, old. (Abbrev.).
Solution at upper right this page.
Phoenix, Ariz. reports on
How their fleet testing
system saves gasoline,
keep air cleaner
The City of Phoenix has
demonstrated that both
fuel and money can be
saved using their unique
fleet emission inspection
program. The following
savings have been
achieved.
1. More than a 10% re-
duction in light duty
vehicle fuel consump-
tion in the first six
months of the pro-
gram.
2. The number of vehi-
cles failing in the field
and having to be tow-
ed in ts down signi-
ficantly.
3. The quality of the
maintenance received
by the vehicles has
increased substan-
tially.
4. The number of vehi-
cles being returned by
the user after preven-
tive maintenance has
been greatly reduced.
The State of Arizona
mandated that all muni-
cipal fleet vehicles receive
an emission inspection
once each year. The State
law gives the municipal
governments the alterna-
tive of having their vehi-
cles inspected by the State,
or installing State ap-
proved inspection equip-
ment and conducting their
own inspections. The City
of Phoenix chose to install
its own equipment.
Each vehicle that comes
in for scheduled preven-
tive maintenance receives
an emission inspection be-
fore going back into serv-
ice. This inspection is
given not only to minimize
the emissions of the fleet
vehicles but also to insure
that the vehicles have
been properly serviced.
yogr gIot s
2"0 zrolve the "1~'~ never
there when you need 1~"
problem, here's a lisg of
items every mo[orls[
should keep in his glove
compartment.
A flashlight, first aid
kit, white cloth to use for
emergency signalling, pa-
per towel, "soap-and-tow-
el" packets.
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ts'on of v~por~. Do not al-
low electric! switches to l#e
turned on, electric motors
started, etc. until the spill
is cleaned up and the gaso-
llne vapors have dispersed.
Electrical devices that start
automatically such as cold
water fountains may have
to be shut off at the main
switch, if the main sw~tch
can be pulled safely.
!!
Star Battery
The best battery you'll find anywhere!
29% more cranking speed than standard O.E. battery.
DOUBLE THE CRANKING TIME. 71% more reserve
capacity. Better cold weather starting. Polypropylene
container is 20 times stronger than hard rubber.
60-month service warranty!
Two year
free
replacement!
Big Savings on Union Snow Tires!
For A-78-13 BI.
Similar discounts on
all other sizes!
(plus $1.77 F.E.T.)
Includes Mounting & Balancing
Set of 4 heavy
duty shocks installed
(lifetime guarantee)
plus tax.
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* Alignment
Three-way wheel alignment with our
Bear Equipment.
* Balancing ALL FOR ONLY
(all four wheels balanced)
* Repack Bearings
(repack all wheel bearings)
(plus tax)
NO WAITING!
We guarantee your shocks
& alignment done within
1 l/z hours after delivery.
CHARGE IT WITH
UNION REVOLVING
~: ~DIT_
* 426-5285
FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY
Formerly
Warren's Union
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(On Hiilcrest next to Brad's Quick Stop)
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new cars nd
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with 20% down 8/10 of 1%
per month on unpaid balance.
Shelton office: Ph. 426-1633
McCleary office: Ph. 495-3497
Ken Fredson, Manager
Thursday, October 2, 1975 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page S-5