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>. DATELINE NAPA VOLUME 2 NUMBER 5 DEARBORN, MICHIGAN A Friend In Need . . . If you're ever driving through the state of Oklahoma and experience car trouble, keep your fingers crossed that it happens near NAPA Jobber Bill Bolte's store in McAlester. The following letter, which appeared in Daily McAlester News -- Capital And Democrat, should explain why . . . LIMITED EDITION A Commitment To His Customers' Success June the "allVantd tet. C*13"0 u o e,,6 oie of onS-r8v^-det6 4Bcnt . ,,e IB. t"c r . ^ro i""5" ti nsrr vs^- et6lt zin8 >8a t-tB. tei r *0 -1*s 'tr00!' daV 3f cern08T ,r loC1 Prte tJAcb t"e Wa36^*t3 ed tto0 ztV* 3311 '"""arts. yobbetl tV>3W Ba *et Ani tw ^ 3 s"00' St 8*en th. e the ^^scroouutt<w"tahse- t' Vo*bto4'8" ^e* cbaaontlcc WeP ,s ahi ^beA ^s^P- co *3 fVeto* ^ ',OU . ** oP3"3\'e a ine and CB " Q viaccn boug^t * CoV.e ttWS' l .ach t.^^,ul.- buottfe*e TS* b,ooVyBS-- *e tttVv t00. Btcett P9"ott .0--"trlttift* ;*-# ot ^tfeM-cb KS ^3de;\ot the ctttt ,, yOUhB "e ' \8tOVB^n' '{out f1bienda. y scoots ot ^etica Ttof ^lrTa. Te*as Qtand NIASE HAS NEW LOGO AND NICKNAME The National Institute for Automotive Excel lence (NIASE) has announced a change in its logo and "call letters." It was felt that NIASE was difficult to say and that the old NIASE logo wasn't easy enough to recognize because of the full name inside the gear. It was felt that the new logo and call letters ASE are easier to read and say, and as such, will aid in letting consumers know where to find excellence in automotive repair. 30 There's no better way for a NAPA Jobber to prove his commitment to his dealer customers than to actively assist them with their business. That, at least, is the philosophy of NAPA Job ber Rudy Waguespack of Waguespack Motor Supply in Gonzales, Louisiana. When service repairman Bill Russ expressed an interest in going into business for himself, Rudy Waguespack decided to assist in any way possible to help Russ make his dream a reali ty. He not only provided whatever business guidance he could, but also assisted Russ in buying the lot and building which would house his new business. Now, 14 years later, Bill's Auto Service is a prosperous shop with plans for expansion. And Bill Russ is one very loyal NAPA stock ing dealer. GO FOR THE GOLD This photograph recently appeared in USA Today in an article about the new wave of pro spectors panning for gold in -- are you ready? -- Napa County in California. As far as we're concerned, this gentleman has already found NAPA's gold -- he's wearing it!