Page 67 - Clearwater Christian College 1992

ow on Dough?

Call Lo-Dough

If you are a college student

with a budget, you have

probably said, “ Dave,

something is wrong with

my car — can you fix it?”

If not, you’ve at least

heard someone say it.

Dave runs his very own

company out of his sec­

ond-floor room. With

charateristic frankness and

a twist of wit, he’s called

his company Lo-Dough

Auto Repair since its in­

ception. The regular work

has kept him busy and

helped him make pay­

ments on his school bill.

Dave has been checking

brakes, changing oil, fixing

fuel lines, and other vehi­

cle parts since he was a

freshman in high school.

Dave’s father is a master

at fixing cars, so Dave

eventually adopted the

family motto: “If I can’t

fix it, it’s broke.” And if

you don’t know how good

he is, just take a look at his

car. That car used to be a

piece of scrap metal with

four wheels — now it’s a

beautiful automobile.

Service with a smile. Ward Hodges

cracks a joke as Dave attempts to

clean the grease from his hands

after repairing the starter on Tim

McClintock’s car.