Reservations are suggested by calling x2384. Students enrolled in the program receive an AAS degree in Automotive Service Technology. CAP students learn their trade on Chrysler vehicles and diagnostic equipment housed at FSU and at their dealership co-op site in preparation for careers as Chrysler dealer technicians. The Automotive Service program is now scheduling 1989 and newer vehicles for repairs. The automotive service floor has the high tech equipment and knowledge to repair modern day vehicles with no labor charge.
Customers pay for parts, supplies and a small processing fee.
The service floor performs all types of repairs including oil changes, brake jobs, tune-ups, shocks, transmission and engine repairs, and sophisticated electronic diagnosis. A drama concerning family life, this award-winning play will leave the audience with many ideas to ponder. 2 p.m. Tickets are available at Southland Pharmacy, Patterson's Flowers and at the door. The cast includes Al Aikin, Jim Samuels, Evelyn Sivier, Kathy Johnson, John Denemy, Leon Keys, Therese Mohnke, Jerena Keys, Dennis Batt and Larry Martin. Director Dorothy Giel will lead a discussion group after the Nov. 15 performance and all interested audience members are invited to stay and take part.