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A choice of four of the most desir able travel destinations imaginable ... and increased sales!

NAPA Board of Directors Meeting October TO, 1982 Page Two The motion was made by Jim Aiken and seconded by Dyle Denison to designate the Dana Corporation as the supplier of a private label line of oil seals to be called "NAPA Oil Seals" effective November 1, 1982.

The Future Is Yours (Continued from page 11) customer fairly and with integrity (that is, do what you say you will do) and be fair in your costs.

COVER STORY During a recent address at the Congress for Automotive Repair and Service (CARS) Expo, NAPA President Bob Mc Kenna relayed to the audience of service installers where the aftermarket is heading and the role that NAPA will play in assisting its customers in staying on top.

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