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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD.^INGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, May 12. 1966
Goad HlWIei Tdc«s More Cats
On Highwiys; Rffishaps On Increase
Roger #. <^ief of theia maximum of safety and ^On-
State's auto inspection I venience, it pays to be sure your
program, predlcl^ this week | vehicle is in good condition be-
that with the itiWBlIg of good fore you start out,” he said,
weather there more cars
on the road trav^U^greater dis
tances than In rec^-months.
"And to cover thig, ground with
"On major highways leading
aw2iy from soxe metropolitan
areas, disabled cars spott^ here
and there along the shoulders,
are a fairly common sight,” Par- flickers. A turn signal bulb on
ker pointed out. that side has burned out. You’ll
“This ‘Breakdown Alley’, gen- have to stop and find oat wheth-
erally runs from 10 to 20 miles or it is a front or rear one, but
from the heart of the city and get it fixed fast,
it’s made up for the most part 3. XlncDming drivers flash theli
of poorly maintaificd cars,— headlights at you. If you’re no.
••The.se are the ones seen chug- otrmgh beam by mistake, it pro
ving around town, limping from ^bably means that your car’s head
place to place. At low speed and' lights are aimed too high.- ’
for short distances, thev i.ranagc i 4. 'Fhe car pulls to one sidt
to make it. But at sustained high wlten the brakes are applied Oi
speed on the open road they're , a damp morning it .ray onl>
not equal to the task. So there | damp linings and the condition
they sit by the siSe of the road, i should correct itself after the
a potential accident hazard and ! first two or three applications
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1 likely target for vandals or
thieves. Yet most of them need
not have been there at all," Par
ker declared.
Solution? Parker said driver.^
should learn to recognize signs o'
malfunction — and have defects
corrected. Most vehicle troubles,
he said, make themselves knowr
long before they develop the pb
tential ?or serious trouble.
“The official safety inspection
catches most defects.” ho said
’but good maintenance is verj
.much a part of every driver’s
day to day responsibility.”
Parker listed some of the coff
mon symptoms of auto troubl^
and their possl'cle causes;
1. Sudden difficulty in seeing
the road at night. One headlighf
has probably burned out and
should be replaced at the first bp
portunity.
2. Turn signal pilot light flash
es once and then goes out or
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dry out the linings. If the condi
tion persists, it usually means
grease or brake fluid has goiter
?n the linings of the wheel.
The brake nodal has excessive
ravel or comes within 2 inches
jf floor’ooai'd before brakes take
told. Brakes need adjiustmcnt.
6. The brake pedal feels spongy
tr sinks towai^ the floor when
held on. There is air in the brake
'ysiern which must be bled out.
ir there is leakage of hydraulic
luid wiiich must be corrected.
7. Unusual noises in time to
the turning of the wheels. A reg-
tlar thumping .xcans a flat spot
caused by out-of-balance wheels.
Phis may also cause severe vibra-
’ion at a certain speed, usually
tround 40-45 miles per hour. A
vhishing noise noticeable while
travelin.g near a cuiu may indi
?ate a tire going flat.
8. Persistent tendency of tlic
vehicle to pull to one side, or
greater difficulty in turning one
way than the other. Serious mis
alignment or an undcrinflated
:ire on one side.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter.,Ves!S,^Jr^
and Joel visited Mr. and Mrs.^.
Luther Hoyle and family of Cher
ryvillo Sunday. .\
MV. and Mrs. Perry McSwain
visited Mrs. Celia Gauclin ol Koci-
Hill, S. C. Fiiciay. _
Miss Katherine Gibbons of
ClTarlotte spent the weekend with
iher parents Mr. and Mrs. David
gibbons.
. Mrs. i.inda Hoyle and childrc i
)f Chcrryville visited Mis. Wal
,cr Vess, Jr. Friday.
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Rj/ Mrs. Ruth Vess
Phone 739-5035
Williams Scores
Army's Top Grade
j Mr. Walter Vess, Sr. visited his
1 mother, Mrs. Roy Vess Sunday
j morning.
I Mrs. Buford Ware, manager of
NHA TRANG, VIETNAM (AH-j Kings Mountain high school
PNC)—Cpl. Arthur W. VVilliars, i lunchroom and Mrs. Katherine
22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis F. j Goforth manager of Bethware
Williams, N. Watterson St., Kings j school lunchroc.n attended the
Mountain, N. C., is a member of i nth annual Fo-ad Service Con-
the missile battery in Nha Trang i vention in Greensboro last week
hat scored the highgest rating,
\pril 22, ever recorded in an
Operational Readiness Evaluation
test conducted by the Army Pa
cific Area Command.
The evaluations, conducted an-
from Thursday through Saturday.
Mr. Dean Champion and Tim
of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Champion Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc.Swain
of Shelby, Mrs. Joe Van Dyke of
lually in all missile units within i Mooresboro, N. C., visited Mrs.
the command, determine the ex-! Elva McSwain Sunday afternoon,
tent of each unit’s tactical readi- j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovelace
ness. 1 and Danny and Mrs. Melvin
Corporal Williams is a sentry’ i Lovelace went to Lake Norman
log handler in Battery B, 6th 1 Sunday afternoon.
Battalion, 71st Artillery, a Hawk | Mrs. Mamie Gibbons received
-nissile unit providing air defen.se ; the flower for being, the oldest
against low-flying planes in the ! mother at Oak Grove Baptist
Nha Trang area. j church Sunday and Mrs. Arnold
Overseas since last SeptoTher, Horn received the one for being
le entered the Army in Septem-1 the youngest mother present,
her 1963 and completed basic ; Oak Grove Baptist church vot-
’raining at Fort Jackson, S. C. i ed to keep the Sunday School
Mrs. F. C. Ware Sunday were;
Mr. and Mrs :Menzel Phifer anti
children; Mr.’ and Mrs. W. F.
Stone, Jr. and family; Mr. and
Mrs. VFaltcr Ware and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ware and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Buford
Ware and family; .Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Ware and family; Mr. and
.Mrs. Bob Webster and 2 sons;
and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ware and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Ware.
Mr. Herbert Wells of Washing
ton, D. C. is spending sometime
with Mrs. Lee Devenney.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Green
had a dinner at their home hon
oring Mrs. Green’s brother Ar
thur Mauney frci.r. Baltimore,
.Md. Mr. Mauney is in the Navy
and w’ill be on sea duty for a
year. Members of the family who
attended were; Mr. and Mrs.
Mauney and son Artie of Balti
more; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mauney
and children of High Point.; Mr.
and M^^s Robert Pittman and
Robin of Ba.ger City; Robin’s
friend, .Sheda Morrow from Shel
by; Mrs. Garland Pruett and 2
sons of Chcrryville; Mr. and Mrs.
Sam'Ucl Owens and sons of For
est City and Mr. and Mrs. ' Leo
Mauney of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Preisslar of
Charlotte spent the vvee!-:end with
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Green and
family
Frank Davis and Kathy Ware;
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Williams was graduated from hour at 10 o’clock for the Sum
Lincoln High School in Bessemer rner. Memorial day service will be j Doris and Janice Ware; Connie
City in 1961 and attended Talla-1 at the 11 o’clock hour Sunday, and Tero.sa Bell. Frank Moon
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er of Alplia Phi Alpha fratern- j Visitors in the home of Mr. and fday afternoon.
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