The Brussels Post, 1971-04-22, Page 64,
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lo-POINT DIAGNOSIS
OF AN AlLING CAR
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cylinder failure.
Excess;ve play .,r., .,-r, --
11 worn or ilty
box;
hi 'worn cu frralfy sV,erira
• ball joints, tie-rod ends,
102,- rods or idler arm,
4. Car vibrates at 50,65 mph, —
a) defective tires: •
b) wheel balance is off.
Steering column shimmies •
at high or low, speeds
a) looseness in front end;
bi Weak or worn shock
absorbers;
(9 out-of-round tires' with
some flat surfaces.
6. Rear-wheel locking upon
light application of brakes --
the alignment — faulty or
leaking oil seal.
7, Poor roadability (requiring
constant steering to keep it
on the road) —
a) improper tire inflation;
bl amity front or rear su-
spension.
Excessive noise or whistling
in the exhaust system' —
the ailment — a faulty ex-
haust system which
lead to dangerous emissions
of carbon monoxide fumes
inside the ear,
Unusual odours inside the
oar —
a general alarm that all
not well with your car and
an immediate cheek is re
quired.
10. Directional signal lights
inoperative —
uibulb burned out;
bl defective flasher,
TAKE. PRECAUTIONS
coNTRoL GRASS FIRES
As summer begins, So does Ui
grass fire season with its do-,
struction of organic agricultitral
mItter.
There's also a dual master cylinder,
warning light and corrosion-
resistant brake lines.
We made 15 meaningful
improvements to the '71 Impala.
Most of them, Just for you.
But one of them is for every-
one's benefit. A new.control
system helps cut down fuel
evaporation into the
atmosphere. And to
further fight air
pollution, all 1971
Chevrolet engines
have been designed
to operate.efficiently, and with
lower exhaust emissions, on low-
lead, no-lead or regular fuels.
Inside and outside, Impala has
the look of leadership. Gives you
a very good feeling when you're
behind the wheel.
What about the $30,000
Sweepstakes? Look for this
Moneymiles Sweepstakes
sign at participating
Chevy dealers. You
could win up to $30,000.
The dealer has all the
details. Hurry on down!
Hurry down to your Chevy dealer
for the $30,000
,Moneymiles Sweepstakes!
(And a chance to drive the big new Impala.)
Make a move that could make
you a winner two ways.
For a start, drive the '71
Impala and see how the changes we
made give you more of what you
want in a car.
Always a smooth ride, impala
is even better this year. Thanks
to its longer 121.5" wheelbase,
improved suspension, wider stance
and wider wheels.
And a car that moves as well
as the Impala also needs to be able
to stop very surely. So power front
disc brakes are standard equipment.
Some ofthe equipment illustrated is opti'rinal a' extra cost.
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Buckling seal and
ChoUlde belts is an idea
you can live with.
You're always a winner with 6n
See your Chevrolet dealer today.-..,Impala
Mr. K. E. :Kest, Ontario 'Depart.
ment of Auk-lilt-are and Food
Representative for Halditnand
County foresters have several
guide1ine,s to help farmers present
grass fires.
All farmers should Q1] k
local township offices to learn the
bY-laws for controlling the set-
ting of fires, and should
notify the local fire dep,,riment
before starting ft hurtling oiler-
ntion.
Fires should be Started when
the wind is when there is
plenty of manpower available. in
rose the fire shOtild get out of
hand, and When tools such as
brOOPIS I, and WtitOt pails
are close for quick use,
Tractor and plows should be.
kept. in readiness. Thei“) are the
best tools for controlling at grass
fire on are We land, as they ear,
plow around an affected area and
prevent the fire, spreading.
All firm, should lie brunt
small sections, one at a. time, and
it is imporant to know where im-
mediate help can he obtained of
they should spread too quickly.
Thatilca or renewing your Post.
BRUSSELS 4-H CLUB
Second Meeting
Our seeond meeting was held At,
ilto•rnitod rthturch on 'Aiarch
at 2:00 p.m. We opened with the
Pled,ge. Each girt answered te
Iii.-, Roll ('all -- one point to con-
sidor when buying fabric. The
next mooting will be held in the
rnited Church on March `22 at
3:00 p.m. A pants measurement
rliart vt•-.;ks lands. Also dis-ussed
was rhoosing a pattern. using the
pattern, Using the pattern, pattern
alerations end preparation of the
pattnit fOr cutting! Mrs, Kufake
showed how to Make pattern alter-
ations. The meeting closed. With
"0 Canada". •
Thirld Meeting
The third meeting was neldon
Aitireh 22 at 3:06 1.10, in the 'Unit-
ed Church. We opened the meet-
ing with "0 (7anada". Each girl
answered 10 the roll call, a pat-
tern alteration and how to inalt..•
it, The next meeting will he held
at the home of Nancy Adans on
April ii at 7:30 p.m. Airs, Kufske
showed how to cut out a pattern
and mark it. They also showed
stapstitehing and the reason for
it, We Vihned the patt471,'n fin, out'
fabrics and began to cut, Out. rI7he
meeting closed with "0 Canada".
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