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Beautiful, custom-built, 2-story home,3 bdrm., 2 1/2 ba. on 2.16 acres,

3,032 sq. ft. in Main HomeHuge open kitchen w/island, large dining room,

ceramic tile and carpet throughout,huge living room w/spectacular fireplace,

gorgeous Aspen wood ceilings throughout,lovely entryway, secluded craft room or office,

mud room, walk-in pantry, storage everywhere,large front and rear porches,

too many other custom features to list.Detached additional 1,960 sq. ft. of living quarters,

including full kitchen and bath (perfect for par-ents/teenagers) or use as a workshop.

Detached 2-car garage.Separate RV pull-thru garage.

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You slide into your vehicle after a long day at work, eager toget home, kick off your shoes and take it easy, when you see it.One of the warning lights on your instrument panel is shiningbright, indicating that all is not well with your vehicle. Ugh!

The instrument panels on most vehicles consist of a variety ofred and yellow lights that let drivers know when there is a prob-lem with their vehicle. Some lights are more cause for concernthan others. Here is a brief description of the warning lights youmight see on your vehicle and what you should do in the eventthey occur.

Service Engine Soon: This light may also be labeled "CheckEngine" and can be triggered by any number of problems from aloose gas cap to a legitimate issue with the engine. As long asyour vehicle drives fine, there is no reason for you to panic. Youshould have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible.

Air Bag Readiness: This light indicates there is a problemwith your air bags and you need to have your vehicle serviced assoon as possible. Don't ignore the warning and take a chance onair bag failure in an accident.

Anti-Lock or ABS: This light indicates the anti-lock featureon your brakes has been disabled and you should have your vehi-cle serviced as soon as possible. Your brakes will continue towork, but if you get into a situation where you have to brake hard,the wheels could lock up.

Engine Oil: This light indicates the oil pressure is low and youneed to have your vehicle serviced immediately. Don't ignore the

warning and continue to drive your vehicle, or you could riskextensive damage to the engine.

Low Engine Coolant: This light indicates the engine coolantis low and you should address the problem right away. Shut offyour vehicle, wait for the engine to cool and then check thecoolant level. Add some if needed. The light may go off. If itdoesn't, you should have your vehicle serviced as soon as possi-ble.

Engine Coolant Temperature: This light indicates the tem-perature of the engine is beyond the safe maximum and youshould have your vehicle serviced immediately. Don't ignore thewarning and continue to drive your vehicle, or you could riskextensive damage to the engine.

Battery Voltage: This light indicates the battery is no longerbeing charged and you should address the problem right away.You have about 20 minutes of driving left before your vehicleshuts down completely, so you should turn off all unnecessaryelectrical accessories and have the battery checked. You may justneed a new battery, or you could be experiencing some otherproblem with your electrical system.

Warning lights can come on at any moment when you are driv-ing. Take them seriously, and if you don't know what one means,consult your owner's manual and follow the manufacturer's rec-ommendations. Of all of the warning lights, the ones monitoringthe engine oil, engine coolant and battery are the most serious.

Jumping a car battery is a common occurrence, but surprising-ly a lot of drivers don't know how to hook up jumper cables or doit wrong, resulting in a flurry of sparks which can lead to anexplosion of hydrogen gas from the battery, or worse, damage tothe electronic components. Before attempting to charge a battery,drivers should make sure they know what they are doing.

Hooking up jumper cables is a fairly easy task. To do it safely,drivers should follow these instructions:

1. Position the vehicles so that they don't touch each other.

This will prevent a ground connection between the two.

2. Turn off the lights, heater fan and other electrical acces-

sories to both vehicles.

3. Connect one end of the red jumper cable to the positive

terminal on the battery of the booster vehicle and the other

end to the positive terminal on the dead battery.

4. Connect one end of the black jumper cable to the nega-

tive terminal on the battery of the booster vehicle and the

other end to a vehicle ground, such as the engine-lifting eye.

5. Start the engine of the booster vehicle and let it idle.

6. Start the engine of the vehicle being jumped.

7. Once the engine of the vehicle being jumped starts, dis-

connect the negative jumper cable of the jumped vehicle from

its ground connection. Then disconnect the black cable from

the negative terminal of the battery of the booster vehicle.

8. Disconnect the red cables from the positive terminals of

the batteries of both vehicles.

Should the jumped vehicle not start, the driver may need a newbattery or have some other problem. In this case, it is best to calla towing service and make an appointment with a mechanic.

Because they never know when they might need to jump-starta battery, all drivers should purchase a set of jumper cables andknow how to use them. Experts advise drivers to buy the bestquality of cables they can afford and make sure the clamps arewell insulated and the wire is at least eight gauge. Lighter gaugewires may not have the ability to deliver the current needed andcould in fact melt in the driver's hands.

Jump-starting a battery does not always work. Sometimes youjust need a new battery. That's why it's important for you to haveyour battery checked periodically. That way, you can avoid beingstranded with a dead battery.

You should take warning lights seriously

Jumping vehicle the proper way is safer

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Answers to Puzzles/Trivia

Trivia Test Answers:

1) The throat; 2) Third from the last event;

3. Slash mark; 4) Will Rogers;

5) 1967; 6) A blessing;

7) A fear of doctors; 8) Reeding;

9) An obelus; 10) Libra, the Scales

Bible Trivia Answers:

1) New; 2) John; 3) Sycamore; 4) Fish;

5) James/John; 6) Sea of Galilee

BrakesContinued from P.5

•Brakes grabbing or pulling may indicate worn or con-taminated brake pads or discs. Either way, the brakes willneed to be replaced.

•A brake pedal that goes down too far before you start toslow down may indicate low or contaminated brake fluid,worn brake pads or a bad brake power boost unit. To checkthe brake booster, you will need a special vacuum measure-ment device.

•Too firm of a brake pedal may indicate a problem withthe vacuum system. If there is nothing wrong with the sys-tem, check your brake booster unit. Something may be block-ing your brake fluid line, thereby preventing the fluid fromreaching its destination.

•A brake pedal that goes to the floor may indicate nobrake pressure due to low brake fluid or air in the brake fluid.If air is the culprit, you will need to bleed your brakes andreplace the fluid. You could also have a bad master cylinder.

•Pedal vibration at any time other than when braking hardmay indicate contaminated brake pads, bad brake discs, mis-alignment or worn front suspension.

If you think you have a brake problem, ignoring it won'tmake it go away. The problem will only get worse, endanger-ing not only you and your passengers but others on the road.Don't ignore the warning signs.

Apple Noodle Pudding1 (4-serving) package sugar-free vanil-

la cook-and-serve pudding mix

2/3 cup nonfat dry milk powder

1 cup water

1/2 cup unsweetened apple juice

1 teaspoon apple-pie spice

2 cups hot cooked noodles, rinsed and

drained

1/4 cup chopped walnuts

1 1/2 cups peeled & diced cooking

apples

1/4 cup raisins

1. Preheat oven to 350 F. Spray an 8-by-8-inch baking dish with butter-flavored cookingspray.

2. In a large saucepan, combine dry puddingmix, dry milk powder, water and apple juice.Cook over medium heat until mixture thickensand starts to boil, stirring constantly using awire whisk. Stir in apple-pie spice and noodles.Add walnuts, apples and raisins. Mix well tocombine, using a sturdy spoon. Spread mixtureinto prepared baking dish.

3. Bake for 45-50 minutes. Place baking dishon a wire rack and let set for 5 minutes. Goodwarm or cold. Serves 6.


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