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The Ely Echo
Ely, Minnesota
October 24, 1973     The Ely Echo
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O Bill Salo Eli KOl)l)erml John Shu.~ler (*erlified i.: Engine Repair, Aulomalic Transmission. Manual ~i'rau~missiou und Rear Axle ('erlified in: I,hl~im, Helmir, I"!'ont End and Rrakes. ('ertified in: Engine Rel)air. Eh.ctrieal Systems. lleating and Air ('ondilioning The fact that a mechanic is certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence means that he has demonstrated a high level of competency and skills in the service areas indicated. OO0 The certified mechanic has proved he is a professional. He has been willing to take and was able to pass one or more tough written examinations administered by a world-renown- ed, independent testing organization. The fact that he has beeh certified as a General Automobile Mechanic or in one or more specific service areas means that he is ready and able to diagnose and repair most of your car problems. The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence certification tests should not be underrated. A CUT O ABOVE THE What's the reason for a mechanic to become certified? Several, but among the most important is the need for each ' mechanic to prove to himself, to his employer and to the service customer that he is qualified to perform repair work on today's automobiles. This can help avoid some of the criticism the auto service business has long been getting. It can also help the industry.to regulate itself and avoid the possibility of political regulation by government agencies. Come in and see Elan '74: the compact-sized, compact-priced snowmobile from Ski-Doo with the full-size track. Choice of single cylinder (with optional electric start) or twin cylinder engines. f O O Come in and see Olympique, the machine that has long been the standard of reliability among snowmobilers. This year, it's better than ever. ,r Limited. T'NT from Ski-Doo. Million machine knowhow makes a high-performance snowmobile: Adjustable slide suspension. Tough, aluminum steel frame. Gutsy, front-mounted Rotax engines. Positive- response clutch. Ice- gripping carbide ski" rgnllers. Go see it. ~Registered Trade Marks of Bombardier Limited. m The Ariens 8 HP/24" Sno-Thro will way through the heaviest snowfalls and drifts. It has four speeds forward, reverse two-stage (chewing, chopping auger impeller) snow-throw action. A 240° discharge chute throws the snow up to thirty Available in 4 HP, 5 HP, two 6 HP and two 8 with auger widths from 20" to 32". You can add six year-round attachments to 6 HP and 8 HP models such as the 26" Rotary 30" Reel Mower, 30" Lawn Vacuum, Sweeper, Shredder-Grinder and Shredder-Bagger"