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Show (' ( Sun Chronicle-Advertis- !J W ; 1 Thursday, March 18, 1971 er li t :4 AUTOS FGIi SALE wire wheels, new tires, engine completely overhauled, must sell, on- 67 MGB, 8 ly $1375. Phone or see at 1956 W. 5700 S., a8 Roy. 773-207- COME in and see our 71 line up of BSA and Suzuki. Wiser Cycle Center, 126 E. 4600 S., Washington Terrace. Ph. a8 392-804- 4. I 9M 399-945- 3. 10 and sheep dog, male and female. To good home. Ph. M. Cable a27tf REDUCE excess fluids with $1 69 FLUIDEX, Lose Weight safely with 98c at Roy Drug Cen- - Dex-A-Di- ter. ml8 a new Spinet or console piano for your children. Give them a try before you buy. Delivery FREE. Dunkley Music, 30C RENT Blvd. Ogden. BUILT Harley 74 chopper. Over $3500 invested. AEE Square Springer front end, custom paint, loads of chrome, excellent mechanical condition. Will 9 sell for $2800. Ph. after 5 p.m. tf LOST bright carpet colors . . . restore them with Blue Lus- home for the Wurlitzer pianos and organs, Low reyor-gan- s and pianos. Also Storey AKC tre. Rent electric sham-poo$1. Sherwin Williams Paint in Roy. ml8 er FREE PUPS, POWER RAKING retreiver pups, registered, excellent bloodlines. Ph. PIANO yards TUNING and repiar INCOME tax preparation, work guaranteed, types and stamped. Short forms, $2, Long forms, $3. Call for appointment Sunset and . . Tielman Music Co. The Home of Music Lovers. We pay cash for used pi- set excellent 773-217- 3. anos. ml8 773-459- 3. Layton Offices, a8 PAINTING ONE of the finer things of life Blue Lustre carpet and -- - inside and 393-71- Roy Frod-sha- by, PIi. 621-913- 1. WANTED TO DO: Cement fin one-fift- risk of premature tire tenure." The Tire Industry Safety the Council reminds owners of travel trailers, truck campers, camping and boat trailers and motor homes of the three major dont when it comes to caring for their tires: bleed hot tires 1. Never to reduce air pressure build-u- p as pressure increases up to 15 pounds are normal. 2. Never overinflate beyond recommended limits in an attempt to compensate for overInstead of making matloads. ters worse, lighten the load of the vehicle. No one ever needs Because of time limitations, everything he packs. the Wisconsin researchers were 3. Never drive on underinflanot able to take air pressure inted tires. to account--onl- y As owners are beginning to gross weight. For motorists who might be ready their vehicles for warm unaware of the severe problems i months the Council ahead, of overloading and underinflat-in- g recommends that now is time to tires, the Wisconsin resear- carefully inspect the tires for chers offer the folic wing advice: excessive or abnormal tread First, overloading a tire in- wear, fabric breaks, cuts or other creases tread wear andincreases damage. Removing nails, small the probability of structural failstones, or bits of gla s embedure at any given speed and life ded in the tread will help premeasured by vent flats or costly tire damage milepost (as miles.) which can lead to failure. Tires Second, structur;' failure, should be replaced when tread if it occurs under conditions of is worn to 1 16th inch or less. The Council is offering free overloading, will produce exaggerated control problems and of charge a Recreational Vemore likelihood of a crack-u- p hicle Consumer Tire Guide. than a structural failure occur- The guide contains valuable inring under acceptable conditions formation on the proper care of of loading. ties, charts covering load range and inflation pressures, and tips Excessive heat is a tires on how to increase the mileworst enemy, says Ormsby. age and safety factors of the The guide may be orIts most frequent causes are tires. underinflation and overloading. dered by writing to Re Box 726, New York, Excessive heat build-u- p reduces creation a tires strength and increases N.Y. 10010. found 21 percent of the vehicles it inspected were carrying loads which exceeaed the tires load carrying capamaximum city. We feel the figure may have gone much higher if the tires air pressures ha I also been said Ross R. Orms- checked, by, Chairman of the Council. S NpTCover. 1 Our Reg. miAmSAMim GE Kitchen Space Saver Johnson's Table Eliminate Messy Garbage Cans T6 oz. Baby Oil Radio Bag-it-A-II State Dual Speaker Solid FLETCHER NAMED NASA CHIEF $ Our Reg. Our Reg. 14.88 20 Oz. 1.39 Our Reg. 2.99 9 Oz. Ultra-Brit- e Arrid Family Size Listerine Deodorant Toothpaste Antiseptic Scented or Unscented rn Our Reg 99 Our Reg. o)(o IT Our Reg. Conferring with Senators following his successful confirmation hearing as Director of NASA last week is Dr. James C. Fletcher, center. Senators include Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, friend (left), a long-tim- e who introduced his fellow Utahn at the Senate Space Committee hearing, and Sen. John Stennis, a member of the Committee. Dr. Fletcher, who has been president of the University of Utah, was confirmed without opposition by the full Senate the following day. 1.27 Pastel Colored Lawn and Garden Elmer's 8 Oz. Seeds Glue and Plastic Tumblers ah Masking Tape Many Varieties Combination Pkg. of 12 Phone Our Reg. 49 Vi Pancho Gonzales lk Pork 3500 Cut, wrapped frozen Six O TJ Hams o lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIl Our Reg. Vaseline & Bacon Cured Upright Freezer Special 1.29 540 lb. Upright Intensive With Care Our Pm 67 IjJJj --Jr mm&m y skin Count to a Pkg. g. I u Our Reg. 1.39 y72 Beef 200 lbs. Lotion 15 oz. New for over-dr- ib. Grain Fed- - 80 lbs. Plant 1.69 59 rru. Ft. Bag fjp Wieners 2 (Cut, wrapped, frozen) House Balls Our Reg. Beet Black Magic's Tennis of 3 825-186- Grain Fed Spauldings Can Glenn's House of Meats in Syracuse Our Reg. 25 13 Oz. 10 a8 many recreational vehicles overloaded 825-036- 4. Warm and comfortable, filled with Polyester fibre. Lined 3 lb. 100 with 100 Rayon and Covered EXCi Col- 825-481- 6. Survey discovers of the reh Nearly creational vehic'es traveling on the highways could be dangerestimates. Ph. overloaded, estimates the ously oltf Council. INCOME TAX service, $1.50 Tire Industry Safety The Council bases its estimate on a study recently conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation which ex- SLEEPING BAG with 100 appointment only. K.R. fl8tf RETIRED Carpenter. Cabinets and paneling a specialty. Very best of work. Free terior, free estimates. Ph. or al upholstery cleaner. Rent an electric shampooer $1 at Western Auto in Roy. ml8 half lab, half and 825-780- ml8 drums, grepsch, condition. Ph. SHOWER? 825-864- 1. cleaned. Free estimate, Ph. 3 after 4 p.m. ml8 773-217- 3. FOR SALE or trade: Full Cure it with ceramic tile. Call BertUxe, days, evenings and weekend, If no answer call 5381 S. 2050 W n5tf Roy. SICK 825-838- 0. BLACK LAB 773-356- ne A HIRSCH-WfI- CUSTOM - p. 825-777- 0. ml8 394-925- 4. -- clean-u- rect. For any state or counnone too difficult. By try short form, $2.5A itemized. 12 years public tax experience in Roy. All returns are typed and guaranteed cor m25 trash hauling Shrubbery trimmed and power raking, also fertilizer and lawn maa8 nure. Ph. LAWN CARE and Clark, Hobart pianos. FB3 SALE Wash. ji 3 ishing, driveways, patio sidewalks and retaining walls. All work guaranteed. Phone ROY STORE ONLY Open 9am-9p- m 5700 S. 1S00 Weekdays 10am-7p- m W. Sun! lh Pork 75 NOW! lb. s33900 Glenn Buhler Owner, Manager -- All fAeatS Guaranteed 7 CO 7863 17. 700 So. Syracuse, Ut. Phono 825-186- 2 |