page 20, January 18, 1978 - North Shore News

‘THE 1978 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL ;

fifty-year history.

- Four buildings full of the
_very latest, shiniest, newest,

| i, JAN. 20 4 p. m. to. SUN. JE 30 p- N. 29
Saturdays 1 p.m. to 10:30 p. Mm.
Sundays 7 p.m. to 7 p.m.
FOUR

BUILDINGS FULL OF CARS.

FORUM, FOOD, SHOWMART AND
ROLLERLAND AT-THE P.N.E.
ADVANCING THE AUTOMOTIVE TRADITION

on. display for the ten-day
-Show at the PNE. The’

For over a half a century the Automobile .
Dealers’ Association of Greater Vancouver has
presented the Pacific International Auto Show, a

representation of the finest in new model autos for
the current year. Opening on. ‘Friday January 20
and running through to. Sunday January 29,. the
‘1978 Pacific International Auto Show will stretch
through more buildings than ever: before in its

—_—— Showmart and Food
buildings have housed the
_and most exciting cars will be —

Auto Show for several years

‘and this year. the Rollerland

building has been added.

bad FL _ 2 aA
oS Fae KREG: Wheel Thing”
THE BIGGEST AND 8257 AUTO SHOW
$3 Aduits $2 - 14 yrs. and under $1 OAP .
Tickets at the Forum-and Rollesland doors .

Sponsored by the Automobile Dealers’
Association of Greater Vancouver _ a

“APPROVED AUTO
J REPAIR: DERMACES: a

THIS MONTH'S SPECIALS

JANUARY 1978

Any G. M. Passenger Car, Van or Pick-up |

HOW LONG IS IT SINCE You've HAD
YOUR TRANSMISSION SERVICED?
MANUFACTURERS RECOMMEND
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERGE?
ING EVERY 20,000 MILES,
MODEL CARS. v

RY SPECIFICATIONS. °

.L OIL PAN.

SILL WITH G.M. TRANSMISSION
FLUID.

*ROAD TEST CAR AND SET LINKAGE
TO TRANSMISSION AS REQUIRED
FOR SMOOTH OPERATION. .:

“ALL G.M. PARTS BACKED BY
GENERAL MOTORS NATIONAL
WARRANTY

HERE IS OUR COMPLETE Sb

TAPP TESECOTETIT ITT LETT TTT TL i

“REMOVE TRANSMISSION OIL PAN
TO CLEAN, AND CLEAN OIL SCREEN.

*DRAIN TORQUE CONVERTER
APPLICABLE

BRAKES per

Remove front w

IF
INCLUDES OIL AND PAN GASKET

BRAKES | BACK |

Do, sooic disc

pads or tf . front. whool Romove rear whoo@ ake drums. Roplace -
roe ars or cylinders linings. C S; A» springs, cylinders —
hoses a oakes. , and ‘ony emorgency brake..

Brake 6 i

Brake in a: not Include parts

“WE'RE NEVER SATISFIED TILL YOU ARE "
7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. to Sat.

Free taxi sorvice to your office, home or downtown while we service your car.

co DICK IRWIN —

845 eel OR. NORTH OLDSMOBILE bea

S Td ‘not Include parts.

"Hopping | in and out of.
_a@ warm car everyday,

-many » motorists lose
_ touch: with reality of

~ how very brutal: winter —

can be. But should you

get stuck or snowbound |

in your vehicle some-

where, says the B.C...

‘Automobile Association

| arespect for the deadly
effects of ‘cold and

possession of the
following basic survival
kit.which you can..put -.

‘together yourself, could
| well save your life. |

- As much of this kit as

| possible should be kept in

the car itself and not in the
trunk in case the trunk lock
freezes and you can’t open it.
Obviously if you are just
travelling within town, some
of these. items -will be
unnecessary, says the auto
club. Choose those — which
best suit your travelling
circumstances: -

~

* A collapsible snow shovel

| 740 Marine Dr.

‘an “the | “buildings

‘completely carpeted to ‘pre:

sent the automobiles. in a
_Salon-like setting and a fresh |
decor incorporating the 1978.
‘theme ‘‘Advancing the
automotive . Tradition—It’s -
‘the Real Wheel Thing”’ will -
highlight the individual.
manufacturers products. var

Cars” from “American
_ Motors,» B.M. Ww. Chrysler, .
Daisun, Fiat, Ford, General
Motors, Honda, Lotus,. Maz-
da, Mercedes, Peugeot,
Renault, Saab, Subaru, Toy-_
‘ota; Volkswagen and: Volvo

will be on “display—with | an 7

amazing

to improve your chances of
freeing your vehicle.

© Wool blanket or sleeping. 9 Chains,

bag
© Waterproof matches —

e Candles or several contain-
ers of canned heat

© Metal coffee can which can

be used with the. candles as a
mini heater when placed

between your feet or can be

> used as a container to melt
‘snow for drinking water.

Don’t.eat snow as it will chill
your. body even further, and
above. all, keep away from
“alcohol. It dilates the blood

_ vessels close to the skin and,
therefore, speeds the loss. of.

body heat.

© Plastic garbage bag or a
large sheet of plastic as
insulation against wind and
snow

° Toilet paper or tissue

e Flares or flashlight for
signalling

¢ Newspapers.

They are
excellent

insulation when

North Vancouver. (what we really sell is super service) 984-021 1

re

; PEUGEOT
8 ASTON MARTIN |
Come and see real real quality at the 1978

_Auto Show. Then visit our. showroom |
for a demonstration.

Classic & Thoroughbred Motors Le

cross-section of.
makes and models to exam-
“ine and inspect.

The hours of the. Pacific
International Auto Show for
1978 are’ a little different
’ from the past shows—week-
days, including opening day
4 p.m. to. 10:30 - p.m.;
Saturdays. 1. p.m.“to 10:30.
p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 7

p.m. Ticket neicac ramain- the

a hee ewssswsas eoow

same ($3 for adults, 42 for

14-year-olds and under, -
‘OARS. $1 and children under

: free.) All tickets are.
available at the door. |

placed inside: your shirt or
around your feet.

burlap * sacks, |
"pieces of carpeting, ‘or sand)
to- improve traction in snow

meet

e@ Ice scraper and brush ”

@ Pen knife oot

° Engine. oil, fuses, spark
plugs’ |
© Boots :

e First aid kit
° Basic nourishment includ-
ing candy bars, raisins,
tinned food, bouillon cubes
or soup mix, tea bags and
‘dehydrated foods. |

DON’T TRY TO WALK |

- Before you start out on any
trip,” make certain your spare
tire is in good condition.
Keep your gas tank topped
up enroute...If you become
stranded, don’t over-exert |
yourself in trying to free the |
‘car and: above all don’t
abandon your vehicle and try
to walk out for help. Your car
is the best protection you

have against wind and snow.

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