Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, July 23, 1986, Page 3, Image 3

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    July 23. 1986. Portland Observer. Page 3
8 Simple Hot Weather Tips For Your Family Car
July and August can be unhappy
months for many cars All you have
to do is drive near a big city when
the sun is bright and the traffic
slow You'll see a lot of cars with
their hoods jp and engines steam
ing1 2 The owners steam, too. be
cause it can mean expensive re­
pairs
If your engine has overheated
that severely, there’s a good chance
that the cylinders or cam shafts
have been scored, bearings badly
worn .. expensive stuff with to
day's engines1 (Most times, this is
not the case There are a few sim
pie things you can do to prevent
your car from overheating.)
Here are some hot weather tips
that can help
1)
Be sure your radiator is
checked and contains the proper
coolant
Don't |ust add water
pure water boils at a lower tempera
ture than water mixed with anti
freeze (ethylene Glycol) If you top
off the radiator, be sure to use a
50 50 mix of water and anti freeze
to keep that boiling point as high as
possible and carry a gallon or two in
the trunk (just in case)
2)
Blast bugs off the radiator
with a garden hose (a stiff stream of
water) Clean them nut with a stiff
bristled brush
Proper air flow for
your radiator not only keeps your
engine cool but also cools the trans
mission oil.
3) Be sure the transmission oil is
at the proper level If it s a brown
color and smells burnt, change it.
Have the bands in your automatic
transmission adjusted before you go
on any long trips The weight of a
trailer could be |ust enough to cause
the bands to slip and leave you
standed on your vacation
4) Inspect fan belts to check if
they are glazed or cracked If a belt
breaks or slips badly on a hot day.
your coolant won't circulate proper
ly and you are sure to overheat
Your battery and air conditioner will
suffer, too While you're at it, in­
spect the hoses Are they cracked
or mushy? It you have any doubt,
replace the belts and hose before
you start
They always fail at the
worst possible times, so replace
them before the trouble starts)
6) Turn off air conditioning if the
engine is overheating. Air condi
tioning puts a big load on your cool­
ing system
6) Be careful! Wait until the en
gme cools to take the radiator cap
off
The radiator is full of super
heated water under pressure which
will explode in your face and give
you a nasty burn if you try to take
the cap off too soon.
7) Change your oil regularly You
should start thinking about oil
changes every 3.000 miles no matter
what your car manual says As en
gine oil gets dirty, it losses lubnca
ting power; high friction means a
hot engine Change your oil before
you go on a long trip - it's cheap in
surance for your engine
Always
use a high quality oil (in the sum
mertime. the higher viscosity grades
are better) Change the filter, too
It contains a quart of filthy oil (no
sense in mixing that in with new
clean oil).
8) Add Tufoil to your engine at
all oil changes Tufoil is a friction
modifier that makes all engines run
cooler. It helps your engine start
easier when it's hot and has been
shut off after a long drive Engine
parts expand and pinch together
when they are overheated Tufoil's
super low friction helps get things
moving with less strain on the bat
tery and less wear and tear on the
starting motor
Six U S. patents
have been issued on it so far more
are pending
If Tufoil is not in your area yet,
call the toll free number 11 HIX) 922
00751 to order We promise to ship
the next day (or speed it to you,
UPS Blue Label, for a slight extra
charge in time for that trip you were
planning).
Have a happy summer and enjoy
your vacation)
Not For
Seafood
Lovers Only
With lish becoming an even more
important part o l our diets, mans fish
losers tain! those nevviv discovering its
mans benefits) mas be looking lot
some Iresh new preparation ideas
W ell, search no more' Here arc three
delicious Iannis pleasing entrees
Whether sou start ssith fresh fish or
prefer frozen fillets, these recipes are
guaranteed Io make esen the non-fish
loser in the l.iimlv look forward to vour
ssondeilul fish dishes
Because very quick is the secret to
cixiking fish in general, all of these
lasts dishes are ready in 20 minutes,
start to finish lis h Oriental gets its
distinclise flavor from delicately sea
soiled frozen San i raneisco style recipe
vegetables ssith sauce
N obody D o e s It Fresher
Than S afew ay!
When it comes to produce - you can depend on your nearby Safeway for the
freshest produce around...m uch of it from our own Northwest. So come in today and
enjoy the widest variety of “ country fre s h “ produce!
Sute
Sweet
Seedless
Grapes
Loo*
Yout
Thompson or Red
Flame Grapes
Select your favorite for
a deligh tful summer treat!
Northwest
Sweet Corn
SafevraT
s u m » n s ii m 11 i s
I S cups water*
I package (6 oz ) Stove lo p chicken
flavor stuffing mis
I teaspoon dillweed
h fresh sole or flounder fillets i about
l ’/i pounds)**
Chopped parsley (optional)
for
Guide
S b o p P '^ e fist of
a co«"?'® safe l" 's
sp e ^ S a ^ ’
Lb.
Save Up To 40* Per Lb.
G o ld e n ,
p lu m p a n d
te n d e r!
‘ O r substitute '■« cup while wine fur
■a cup of the witter.
‘ ‘ O r use frozen fish fillets, thawed.
Prepare stuffing mis as directed on
package, adding dillweed with the
vegetable seasoning packet Place '«
cup stuffing on widest end ol each fish
fillet Roll as for icily roll and place in
greased shallow baking pan, seam side
down, sprinkle with parsley Cover and
b.|ke at 150 tor 20 minutes or until fish
1 lakes easily with fork Makes (> sets
ings
A
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Sole: Place any remaining stuffing in
small flaking dish and hake with fish
for 15 minutes.
Lucerne Gallon
2%-Low-Fat Milk
Premium quality...produced
right in Clackamas, Oregon,
by Safeway for over 50 years.
Freshness you can taste!
EISH O K IE S I M .
*> | x > uih 1 frozen fish fillets, thawed*
2 tablespoons lime juice
kt cup water
fi teaspoon lime rind
I package I lllo z l Birds Eye San I ran
cisco sty le recipe vegetables w ith a
seasoned sauce
* t ) r use fresh fish fillets.
Place thawed fillets in bowl and
sprinkle with lime |uice Combine wa­
ter, rind and vegetables in a skillet
Bung to a full Ixul over medium heat,
separating vegetables with a lurk and
stilling frequently until sauce cubes are
blended Drain fillets and place them on
top of vegetables Reduce heal, cover
and simmer K to 10 minutes until fish
flakes easily with a fork Serve fish on
vegetables Makes 3 servings
H A k E I) H S U F A M II Y S TY LE
I pound fresh fish fillets*
1 envekrpe Shake ’ n Bake seasoning
and coaling mixture for fish
2 tablespoons grated PartiK'san cheese
*O r us«- frozen fillets, thawed. Re­
move excess moisture by patting with
paper towel.
Rinse fresh fish and drain well Coat
fish w ith coating mixture as directed on
package Arrange in single layer on
greased baking sheet Sprinkle with
Parmesan cheese Bake at 400 about
12 to 15 minutes, or until fish Oakes
easily with a fork Serve with lemon
wedges, if desired Makes 4 servings
Z'V' " •v< : ‘U
Chicken of the Sea
Chunk Light Tuna
Fryer
Hindquarters
Pack in Oil or
Water. Delicious in
sandwiches, salads & more!
6.5-Ounce Can
Approx. 10-Lb. Bag
Planning a special picnic or
barbecue? Then plan on
America's lavorite meal
delicious chicken1 Bake broil
try or barbecue Plump. |uicy
and tender*
(Smaller Pkgs., Lb. 49 )
Top Sirloin Steak
Boneless
Select'
Bent
Lb.
*2 98
Prices effective 7/23 Thru 7/29/86 at
Safeways in Lloyd Center, St. Johns,
6400 N. Interstate or 5820 N.E.
Union. Sales limited to retail
quantities. No sales to dealers.
Colgate
Toothpaste
Helps to clean your teeth
and freshens your breath!
Regular or Gel,
Reg. 5-0z./Gel. 4.6-Oz.
SAFEWAY