Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE A-11 'How-to' for Tire Changers This advice is intended marily for lady drivers, but we've a sneaking notion that more than one muscular male could profit from the message. It has to do with automobile tires and air or lack of it and nuts 'n' bolts, lug wrenches, 2x4s, and a smudge on the end of a cute little nose. In short, it's a "how-to" piece -told in words and photos on changing an automobile tire without: 1) a handsome Galahad, 2) an excess of grime or grease and 3) an accident to yourself, your nylons or the car. All it takes, girls, is a little forethought and a very minimum of muscle. At any rate, that's what the National Safety Council tells us: Let's try it by the numbers to see if it all makes sense.

First, equip your car with a few "extras" not supplied by Detroit. These include clean rags, several packets of moistened paper towels (like the kind you get when you eat chicken in a restuarant), a rubber mat, a pair of work gloves, "4-way" lug wrench, a heftyscrewdriver, a small board, two short 2x4s (swiped from hubby's workshop), a trouble light andor flares and, of course, a jack. which unlike the other things came with the car. Waiting for that thump. thump, thump is no time to learn how the jack works.

Or whether or not you have a spare tire in traveling condition. If Mack the Bread Winner can't help you, check with your neighborhood service station. Just for drill, let's assume you're out 20 miles from nowhere and you feel an abnormal pull on the steering wheel. If it's not one of the kiddies teething or trying to make like Stirl-2) ing Moss, it undoubtedly means a flat. Don't panic.

Remeber you've read this article and you're a Fully Qualified Tire Changer, First Class. Hold the wheel steady, apply the brakes lightly and slowly and get off the preferably onto a flat stretch. If you're on a hill, face the into the hill so that it won't Married in Caseyville Announcement is being here of the marriage of Miss Kathalyn Page Mohundro and Ronald Louis Mueller on June 3 in St. Stephen's Catholic Church, Caseyville, at a 10 o'clock nuptial Mass. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.

Alice Mohundro, and George Mohundro of East Alton. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Mueller of Collinsville.

The bride wore a white crepe floor-length gown and train, trimmed with heavy Venise lace. Her short silk illusion veil was fastened with a flower cluster of pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of gardenias. A cousin of the bride from East Alton, Miss Lydia Holder, was, the bride's attendant. She wore a cornflower blue floor length gown. fashioned with an empire bodice and sheath skirt.

She carried a colonial bouquet of white mums and blue roll sideways off the jack. If you cant' get off the road, turn on your emergency flashers and be extra cautious. It's possible for children to rock the car 'off the jack, SO have all your passengers get out and stay well away from the car and the road. Okay? Still alive? Still with us? Then follow the bouncing ball across the accompanying photographs, and don't be too surprised if, when the time comes for you to actually change a tire: 1) you can do it (without killing yourself) and someone comes to your assistance just as you place the flat tire in the trunk. PHOTO 1: At first signs of a flat tire, get the car off the road.

To prevent it from slipping off the jack, leave the car in first gear or in "park," set the parking brake and place the 2x4s snugly against the front and rear of the tire opposite the flat. If it's dark, set up trouble lights or flares SO that oncoming traffic can see you. Put on gloves to protect your hands and keep them from getting dirty. PHOTO 2: Set the jack at the point on your car that is best according to the owner's manual. If the ground is soft, set the jack on a small board.

Now pump the jack until it is firmly in place but has not yet begun to lift the car. You'll be much more comfortable and your job will be easier if you kneel, so Honor Son, Fiancee Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Selkirk, 1508 Seminary will be hosts at a rehearsal dinner at 8 p.m. today in the Colonial Supper Club honoring their son, Marshall, and his fiancee, Miss Judy Ostendorf, Poag Road, Edwardsville.

The couple will be married at noon Saturday in St. Boniface Catholic Church, Edwardsville. ribbon matching her dress. John Gasawski of Caseyville, was best man. Galen Mohundro, brother of the bride, and Tom Maupin from Belleville, were ushers.

Following the wedding a reception was held in the Missouri Athletic Club, St. Louis, for the immediate family. The bride is a 1964 graduate of East Alton Wood River High School, and attended Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. The groom attended St. Louis University where he was a member of Alpha Delta Gamma fraternity.

He graduated from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. Prior to his enlistment in the Army he was employed by McDonnell-Douglas Corp. He is stationed at Fort Dix, N.J., and will attend Signal Corps Officer's Candidate senool, Fort Gordon, Ga. The couple is residing in New Jersey. SOUTHERN RUSSET POTATOES 10 Lbs.

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Find the fits the lugs of it in a counter-clockwise tion. Do not at this the nuts; just PHOTO 4: Prop tire against the flat. Being careful the jack slip or car until the hub higher than the spare wheel the flat. Finish lug nuts. Take on each side and Roll the spare up against the tire, looking through to make certain up with the lugs, on.

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