B drawing
eligible to 1
ly in M
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tiven awiiy
vening, Oo
donated
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ted free tu
day, and,
a valuable
at a draw-
Octa'ocr 1 i.
1 chairman
Carrieis
lie, has re-
runner-nj)
seated on
safety on
iy of driv-
ng, etiuip-
1 accident
Tunissionci'
: ,Motor Ve
jitatlon ibi'
rfotor Cai
ecentiy at
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— A record 2.5
nilUon vcliiciea made in the
llnitbd Statci during the 19V3
fnodOl year wiil feature bodies
protected agOinst rust and coiro-
slbn.by a coating process ca'I-
e(| eiectrodetiosltlon, according t(
ik'-i Indubtrica.
■Pri, a major supplier of elec
trodepotition primers for f'c
auto industry, said the total It
one tnllilon more vehicles than in
the 1972 tn^el years. PPG hn.s
beph a leader in developing tech
nblbgy f 0 r e'cctrodeposition
which Uses an blectrlc current to
atiply a uniform coating of prim
er to the vehicle tody.
Imprbved air and water poliu-
tiort control, as well as better
corrosion protection and lower
unit priming' costs, are re.^sons
for the trend toward electrode-
poiitlon of primers in the auto
indtjstry, PPG says.
the 1973 total will incindo 2.2
million aittew and 350,000 trucks.
PPG said. The first electrodeposi-
tlojfi llrie In the auto Industry be-
gap operhtlon In 1963. PPG pre-
djctti that by 1075, nearly half
the vehicles produced in this
cgUtlUy iVlU have bodies protect-
th^ ^ocess.
prf^ss coats cars in a
Mhattr WitilUr to the way met-
aw esBctrORlated. After Im-
in a tank containing
rllWP In a wdter suspesion, the
il^^iodyfls given a positive elec-
This attracts nega-
t(wU(, charged paint particles,
tHam to deposit smoothly
attO.i^lforpj^ bn the metal. Coat-
Intt.igetlon- stops when the paint
fllni ifs thick enough to act as
ah Ihluldtor. A complete body
catf bh prime-coated in 120 sec
ond In art'electrodeposition tank.
Eaectrodcposltion Is used wied
ly' by Evrtmpean and Japanese
autbmkkefs. iFifty per cent of the
dnAM prOt^uced in Europe has
elCdtrbCoatM bodies, and the per-
cehMge ot electrocoated Japanese
fiuttii Is lyomewhat higher.
! 'Ambhg ilhports with electro-
coated bodice are Datson, Fiat.
Hhrtdei BeitedCs, Renaut, Slmca,
Tbybtd, VoJkNvagen and British
tejniind I Motors models.
hotCs' that the use of elec-
ttedCposU^rt' primer on trucks
1^0 is Incfessing.
tinili Owners
I .f^irtfl Cafbllna’s growing num-
S r. of hdMe owners shouldn’t
co^. cdmplacent about keeping
thfcif dnttttels Immunized against
tjife rtCW 'Hind of “sleeping sick-
« lb8i<''(VEfc.
VCihezUolen equine encephalo-
- ipWlitjs 'Vvill continue to pose a
tm’fckt to "ftr Heel horses, just as
U eld ‘In' 1671 when the first
epidemic hit Texas and again
twi ypar when the disease threat-
•Hed lb dptead into the U. S.,
iKm MpNltio-
■ Ndnh cerollna State Univer-
Hiy horsi ' specialist Jim Heird
putt tts this way; “VEE is here
Md it will Stay here. Immuniz-
ini Horses against the disease
sliould become standard proce
dure lor all horse owners."
Unjess the horse population is
protected through vaccination,
the disease will continue to spread
within the U. S., threatening se
vers losses, the experts believe
Under emergency procedures in
191, about 9 out of 10 horses in
N<rth Carolina received the vac-
clie.
(Scientists aren’t positive at
Ois time just how long this treat-
pent wdll provide adetjuate pro-
ection. Currently, they are say-
,ng tJ»e horses are safe for least
a year and a half.
, This means the 90 per cent of
the Tar Heel horse population
that was vaccinated during the
1971 emergency prcrably will
have to be vaccinated again
fometlme early next year.
Horses that should be vac-
^^nated now are new foals, those
^|hat have never been vaccinated
^^nd those that were vaccinated
last year before they were six
months old.
The VEE vaccine is safe and
effective, but animal scientists
suggest that mares shouldn't be
vaccinated during the first 60
day* of pregnancy. i
VEE can be carried by rod-
' ents, birds and other wild ani-
I mals. The mosquito spreads VEE
! from horse to horse and from
horse to other animals and hu
mans.
Hundreds of horses, mii'es. den
keys and other equines were kill
ed before the '71 outbreak was
brought undbr control in the
southwest. Again this year, VEE
took a heiavy toll in Moxico and
posed a constant threat to the
U. S.
VEE strikes swiftly. Signs
may appear within two days aft
er a horse has been bitten by in
fected Insects, and death may
occur two to six doys afterward.
border drive
A neat appearing driveway is
one of the ingredients 'for a suc
cessful landscape plan. North
Carolina State University special
ists Suggest that you border gra
vel drives with brick or some
other material to hold the gravel
in place. This makes a definite
line and keeps the sides of the
^ive from appearing ragged.
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