The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-15, Page 31• many times over by' thou-
sands of American families
who record events and sj hts
on film. But for the thousands
• of memories that are pre-
served, probably as many are
lost because of mistakes or
simply because the _camera
was out of reach.
Ru number one "fox the
famil# that wants to record
its vacation is never to pack
away • the camera. Keep " it
handy on the seat of the car,
next to the photographer, so
Keep Catnera . Handy.
Film Vacation
,Travel Events
Vacation trips are enjoyed
Bring Your Camera
that when a special scene
presents itself the camera is
readily -available. --
Rule -number .t.Wp is have
plenty of film, for the handy
camera is worthless if the
last picture taken was also
the end' of the film supply,
and the nearest store is 20
miles away.
These two basics will not
automatically produce n'iern-
orable photographs, but they
will allow the photographer
to be ready when the tim
comes. .•
If a brand new camera .1
to be taken on: the trip, ex
pose a roll of film and : loo
At. it before leaving: Like an
mechanical object, camera
are not always perfect whe
they leave the•store, It's bes
to be - same the camera work
properly before it's ,too lat.
Film storage, especially i
the heat • of summer, is als
. an important consideration
Never leave film where it wil
be exposed -to the hot ray
of the sun, such as on'the
car's dashboard or_.in_a, plat
where heat can build up
such as a glove compartment
If an ice chest is kept in
the car, its an ideal place for
film. Prolonged heat can
damage or' ruin the film's
emulsion,
particularly color
�fllm.
hni;orrect '=ex iosiires` --that
'make .a picture • too light or,
dark can ruin special' shots.
Persons. using adjustable
cameras can compensate for
abriorm'l;light conditions by
bracketing; which is photo-
graphing the same seen at
various .eCposures._. _... w r.__._
This is ,of particular im-
po;btance on water or a sandy
beach where normal sunligtt
is intensified by reflected
light. Sunsets- also demand
this special care, for , late
afternoon light can be tricky:
Special places, such as
memorials, statues or scen-
ery„ are•often listless and im•
-
personal, if :photographed by
thenseLves_.Far-.shots- of this --
nature, be sure to include
metnbers Of your family.
Their reaction to the subject
can improve any snapshot.
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The Signal -Star, June 15, 1972—Car Care Supplement
AvoidEngineCostly �
Wth Complete- V l.3alt Inspection
By ROD_ McKINNON
Summer ushers in vaca-
tion time for most families—
and this means many miles
on the familg car — usually
with the air conditioner run-
ning full blast.
All the belt=driven acces-
sories on modern cars take
varying amounts of hhrse-
power to drive and if the
belts aren't installed and
tensioned properly, belt fail-
ure ,can occur. Costly, time-•
consuming' road breakdowns
can ruin an otherwise pleas-
ant family vacation.
You can save time and
trouble by can.
your •serv-
• iceman- to check " the- belt
drives at the start of summer
vacation trip or no vaca-
tion trip.
The tension required for
belt drives depends, princi-
pally, on drive geometry, belt
speed and horsepower trans-
mitted. These factors vary
widely in- automotive acces-
sory car factory.drives, from
.make to -make,._ and_even
from model to model.
Pherefoxe-..it-. is in�possible�--
to adjust the belts on all or-
iginal equipment alternator,
power steering, or air condi- .
tioning drives the same. You
need help from someone who
has the knowledge of the
tension ranges needed for
diff- ent drives, 'to measure
the tension.
Exhaust Pipe
Deposits Show
k Engine Woes
s A dry,'sooty deposit on the
n inside of your car's tail pipe
t is the tip-off that the engine
s is wasting gas. It's not Burn-
e. ing the fuel -air ,charge in
n the combustion chamber the
o way it should, and it shows
in the exhaust.
1 Also, an oily, black deposit
s is a sign 6f burning . oil
through worn rings, valve
e_ guides or other cal ses._.._
A normal e"haust pipe
should show a crisp, grayish
deposit. Soot, except under
conditions of excessive chok-
ing or city driving, is a sign
of wasted gas and the trouble
may lie within the carbur-
etor, ignition system or both.
Drive Easy, Breathe
Easy, Cut Pollution
If you steed, you do more
than run the risk of a traffic
ticket. You also add to air
pollution. According to Shelr
Oil Company, the faster you
go the more fuel you burn
and the more pollution you
create.
,Jack rabbit starts or driv-
ing with your foot riding the
brake pedal also consume
more fuel and create adds- •
tional pollution.
LIORT COUNT
'The ayerag car has 38 light
bulbs. Bvery one is important.
Be sure they all work. •
• A breakdown that could have been'avoided happens on a lonely
highway. Had she taken her car to a service outlet to check the
fang -belt -before- he trip; the inisharp would -nut bare occurr dr -
Y -belts should.be. examined. for wear and tension. '
After -market air condi-
tioner compressor drives are
somewhat different. Certain
tension ranges,•will adequate-
ly serve well over 90% of all
like drives. Yet, even here,
experience,; knowledge, and.
special gauges are needed to
tension the belts
Remember, before the va-
cation season starts, ask your
serviceman to check the ten-
sion of all V -belts on your
car as well as the condition
of these and other under the
hood, replacement parts: It's
good, "happy vacation" in-
surance.
EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR
REMINGTON TIRES
IN THIS AREA
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and Wide Style Belted
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SUMMER 4'
DRIVING
Before you
leave for
your vacation
Bring your
:car to us
For a
TUNE-UP
and a
CH ECKUP
• Ignition and
carburetor
• Battery and
electrical sytem
• Cooling system
Wipers and washers
• Tires
• Braves
• `Lubrication`
• .Pollution
Control
• • Exhaust
system.
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