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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, SEPTEMBER 2, 1986
PAGE 11
SEPT 20-21
SEPT 27-28
WHAT IS MAN?
Throughout
the
ages
the
world's
great
thinkers,
philosophers and theologians have wrestled with the
question -- "Why are we here on this earth?" Yet not one
of them seems to know!
David Albert shows how the Bible
reveals the true meaning of our existence and what
humanity's ultimate destiny will be.
LIT OFFERED: What Is Man?, What Do You Mean •••Salvation?,
PT
BLUEPRINT FOR PARENTING
Children are one of the most important resources we have.
Yet today, in the Western world, too many parents are
unable to cope with child rearing, thus making children the
victims of neglect and even abuse. David Albert shows how
God's Word, the Bible, gives practical solutions for being
successful parents.
LIT OFFERED: The Plain Truth About Child Rearing, PT
--Larry Omasta, Media Services
FROM FLEET ADMINISTRATION
REAR SHOULDER BELTS; BELTS
Rear Shoulder Belts General Motors will make rear-seat lap/shoulder belts
standard equipment in its passenger cars built in North America in certain
1987 models.
The belts will be in all vehicles by the end of the 1989
model year. With this move, GM will become the first American automaker
to standardize rear-seat belts; they have been available as dealer
installed options since 1980.
Belts The drive belts on your vehicle should be checked every 24-25,000
miles, or more often, to keep your vehicle in good operating condition.
If you choose to check them yourself, examine the belts for cracking,
fraying and a shiny or glazed surface where they contact the pulleys.
Squealing or vibrating belts can be a good indication that adjustment or
replacement is needed. There are three main belts on most cars, with an
air conditioning belt on A/C-equipped vehicles. Some newer cars have only
one drive belt that controls all the systems, called a "serpentine" belt.
Loss of the water-pump belt can cause overheating and eventual engine
seizure. A loose or damaged generator belt can prevent the generator from
charging and run the battery down. A faulty power steering belt can lead
to the failure of the power steering system.
A/C belt problems can mean
no A/C.
Belt adjustment or replacement is a relatively low-cost
maintainance item that can help prolong the life of your vehicle.
--Dean May, Fleet Administration