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!\ew front end among refinements of Chevrolet's Monte Carlo Coupe for'72 Chevrolet's personal luxury car has a new wider grille and parking lights set between the grille and Power-Beam headlights for 1972. A bright center windsplit blends into the six-foot long hood. Variable ratio power steering and power disc/drum brakes are standard. Luxury interiors, rugged body and chassis components and agile handling contribute to Monte Carlo's steadily increasing sales. All 1972 Chevrolets will be introduced Thursday, September 23. \ i n K IUOMOMFA u lio l)lil Y II... mid \l I X. Ioo... from DKDK BENSON... a woman who does Avoid Battery Problems With Quick Check Ever wonder why some­ times during starting, your car's battery sounds like it's dying -- then suddenly kicks off? A major source of the prob­ lem could be dirty battery terminals or loose connec­ tions. Open the hood of your car. Are the battery terminals covered with what looks like a green moss? If not, are they loose? The green substance is acid build-up. When it reaches a saturation point of covering the lead terminals, energy transmission is im­ paired and starting becomes a problem. In advance stages of acid build-up, not enough energy is transmitted to even turn the engine over once! Corroded or loose battery terminals are easy for yottrv, local service station mechan­ ic to fix. The investment will be nominal and you'll be free all season long from this "won't start" cause. Dear D&De: I am the mother of three school-age children and it seems like I spend half my time chauffeuring them to school, music lessons, Scouts and a dozen other places. My neighbor has children about the same age and we try to share the driving when the youngsters are going to the same place. Lately, how­ ever, it seems that every time it's her turn to drive she claims she has starting trou­ ble. I don't believe her. We live in a warm climate so I don't see how she has start­ ing trouble. How can I get across to her that I resent her excuses without starting an unwant­ ed neighborhood feud? DISGUSTED DORIS Long Beach, California DEAR DORIS: Before getting to the core of your problem, don't as­ sume that because you live in a warm climate you can't have starting problems. Sta­ tistics show that drivers in your part of the country have just as much or more start­ ing trouble than car owners in colder areas. Why? People in the frigid zones tune their cars more faithfully than people in your bailiwick. Tell your neighbor that you just had your car tuned and that it really runs better and that you start more eas­ ily than ever. Also tell her that your tune-up is helping cut pollution levels. She may just get the hint and you'll gain a co-pilot on your driv­ ing chores. • * * Dear DeDe: I'm a single girl, just out of college and I've bought my first car. Frankly, every time I take it in for service, I feel I am being condescended to, be­ cause I am a woman. I have no complaints about the service, but I resent being told, in so many words, "Ycm wouldn't understand" when I ask exactly what was done to my car. Where can a girl learn the basics of auto mechanics? DIANE J. Astoria. Long Island DEAR DIANE: Check your local YWCA. Many YW's offer classes in Powderpuff Mechanics. They are not too technical, yet they do give you a basic un­ derstanding of what makes a car tick and what services are needed. You may not be able to re­ pair your brake system after the course, but you should be able to put a stop to what's bothering you. At least, the signs along the road SAY the men are working. We have everything for the A wheel drive enthusiast. • New 1972 Jeep, vehicles are here • factory parts and service • Competition, work and recreation gear Our place is The Headquarters for everything concerning 4-wheel drive. From the whole line of great Jeep vehicles--including the Jeep original, Commando, Wagoneer and Truck- down to the smallest part. At the fairest price. Our sales staff are experts and our mechanics know 4-wheel drive inside and out. And not only Jeep vehicles, but the McHENRY others, too. Come on in. If you're not an enthusiast, we'll make you one. loughest 4-letter word on wheels n Jeep GARAGE Jeep Sales & Service 926 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 815-385-0403 Get tkt PARTS You need WHEN YOU NEED THEM From ICOMMUNlrt AUTO SUPPLY 5 Men to Serve You Arnold Anderson Stan Pankiewicz Dan Strach Ken Justen Ron Adams OPH 8 a.m. 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. 1p.m. Phone (815) 385-0778 3021 W. Rt. 120 Mc Henry, Illinois 4 -13-