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"Mr. Justynski's Grade 6 students from R.H. Cornish, and Mrs. VandenHoogen's Grade 6 Immaculate Conception students had a "Feed The Hungry" contest. The Catholic School students collected 146 cans of non-perishable food items, while the Cornish kids collected 140. Cornish came out the winner, as their class has a smaller number of students. These two classes have developed a co-op program this year, where they tour each others schools, and play volleyball games etc. Each student this week had a "buddy" from the other class, to learn all about one another. Crime Stoppers 4 Crime Stoppers has now been in operation in the Region of Durham for three years and has been very successful. Crime Stoppers will take in- formation on any criminal of- fence. Your call will be treated confidentially. A code number will be given to each caller for fur- ther contact. This means you never have to give your name, just refer to your number. 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Regular preven- tative maintenance can be ac- complished in a short period of time and goes a long way toward increased reliability, better fuel economy, and avoidance of cost- ly repairs." The first step in winterizing the car is a tune up. Normally, a tune- up consists of adjustment or replacement of spark plugs, as re- quired; oil and filter change; air filter change, if necessary; ad- justment of engine timing; in- spection of heat riser value; car- buretor adjustment, if required, PCV valve change, if necessary; tightening of belts; replacement of ignition wires, if necessary. For winter maintenance, also ask the mechanic to check and change or correct anti-freeze solution, inspect water hoses and exhaust system for leaks; and check battery charge and capaci- ty. Also ask the mechanic to clean battery terminals and grease them to guard against corrosion - --amajor inhibitor to engine star- ting, especially in cold weather. If the battery is weak or old, replace it before it lets you down. When the temperature drops, the condition of your battery usually determines if your car starts. A brand-new, fully charged battery at 0 degrees centigrade is only 60 percent efficient; at -18 degrees, 46 percent. Think what happens to a battery which is handicapped by old age or poor condition! Mount snow tires after they are EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. L9L 189 (416) 985.7306 'ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE cash will be explained over the phone to those who qualify, upon approval from the civilian board. As soon as the arrest is made you are eligible for the cash reward. inspected for cuts, bruises or wear at this time, too. When having oil changed, CAA Toronto advises motorists to make sure the weight of oil PORT PERRY STAR -- Jucsusy. ii 12, 1989 -- 35 Be , Don't hesitate, call today If you are in doubt about calling us with information, please don't hesitate. 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