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For motorists, winter means snow tires. snow shovels and snow scrapers. Yet, relatively few drivers are aware of another means to meet the challenge of sate winter drtvintt-- winter blades - special windshield wipers designed to main- tain good visibility in winter's tough conditions. A study showed that 93 percent of drivers who tested the wipers said snow blades did improve winter driving visibility and 89 percent said that the special blades performed better than regular blades. Winter blades help maintain visibility -vfiarVGdr" blade is a wiper with a flexible rubber case that completely covers the metal superstructure, ol the wage. .. . . "rid/l/aL, is designed to keep the blade ftexibie by preventing ice or snow build-up on the moving parts of the blade. _ _ - . "Hestuarticipants - 42 snowbelt automotive writers and 115 airport limousine drivers - Avoid being left out in the cold this winter. For better driving efficiency and improved economy, use this easy-to-follow check list to get your car ready ior the ravages of winter. Get car ready now for winter weather a"iiiiiiiribldkir - , Ttmefittraehedtup Performance but“! compared the ”dormant; ot a winter blade against a regular blade hiring a ”week testing period. A blade-to-trude comparison ensured that both blades were exposed to the same weather and use conditions. Groups were asked to check lor performance differences: cleaning without streaking, easy snow and ice removal, durable performance, and blade flexibility throughout the season. In the field tests, all drivers rated winter blade performance "excellent" or "good" and 89 percent reported the blades worked better than regular blades. The group praised the easy. tool-free installation and 97 percent said they'd use winter blades again. Good visibility in winter means care of the windshield and the wiper, and test results now show that winter blades actually outperform regular blades for safe winter driving. o Radiator: Make certain the coolant is strong enough for cold temperatures. Period- ically add water to maintain proper coolant and water mix. Summer driving may have left hoses cracked or extremely soft. Replace as needed. '0 Engine oil: Truly the lifeblood of your car. Check oil for proper level by reading oil "dip stick" found near oil fill cap. . on change: It is extremely important to change oil at least at manufacturer recom- mended intervals. Changing oil regularly at every 3.500 miles helps keep engines running better because 90 percent of driving is of stop-and-go variety. o Carburetor and choke: If carburetor and choke are not working properly, overfueling and a loss of fuel economy may occur. A malfunctioning choke will "cause difficult startup in cold weather. Clean the carburetor and reset the choke. q Fuel line filter: Replace if it is clogged as the engine will be starved for fuel resulting in acceleration problems. o Belts: Replace worn and frayed fan, alternator and accessory belts. Belts should it tightly with little or no snag. . Tires: Worn treads may suggest either an alignment or replacement is needed. Check pressure for proper inflation. Make sure the spare is in good shape and properly inflated. q Tune up: It will make the engine run smoothly and soundly. Replace points, spark plugs and cheek the condenser. Firâ€"asfl gall& lube; I,, FALL SPECIAL 'l Ion-Wod. a a.m.-7 p.m.; Than. a Fri. 8 mum-8 Fm.; Sat. tt n.m.Ar.30 pm 1t.oTourSuooeo.tmaor+ecard masqsgi__ Mwb: 04.5 titrqtsotSuetoco Suction 10W30ov 1OW4O o Ami-Freeze Chock mm m. -attor. $0t3tqMMErt A , '1rr--_?19C" 245 WEBER ST. N. at University, Waterloo Is-IMI'I’E SERVICE. tttt mum NECESSARY. Every Monday is Senior Citizen Day Senior Citizen discount not valid on this special Fm Quality Sumac and Fran Product: Rog. $15.95 All othercoupons not valid . Fran Oil Finer, Chassis u Oil Lubrication. " Point Inspection, Pius front and raised to create MOST CARS