The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1970 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept. 23, 1970

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* ■ • ALL-NEW GRAND VILLE -- The ultimate in elegance, luxury and comfort have been built into Pontiac Motor Division's new top-of-the-line 1971 Grand Ville. Built on a 126-mch wheelbase, the Grand Ville features a formal roof for added rear seat head room. Standard equipment includes variable ratio power steering, power front disc brakes and a 455 cubic-inch four-barrel engine.- The Grand Ville is offered as a two-door hardtop, four-door hardtop and as a convertible. Grand Ville Tops Line New 1971 Pontiac Line To Be Shown Sept. 29

Graceful new styling blended with safety, comfort and driving convenience highlight Pontiac Motor Division s 1971 Pontiac car line-up The complete new line, featuring 36 models, including 17 Pontiacs. 14 intermediates, four

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They’re HereThe Beautiful New 1971 PONTIAC ** -rm • Tuesday Sept. 29 ALL NEW ■ W fe fl CLASSIC GRAND PRIX — High-in ten mu single headlamp'., a new vertical bar grille and a two-lev el bumper highlight the front of the restyled 1971 Grand Prix. The rear has a classic boat tail with new quarter panels, deck lid. bumper and taillights. Standard equipment includes variable ratio power steering, power front disc brakes and a 400 cubic-inch V-S engine. The SJ package includes a 435 cubic-inch power plant. Give Aways - Refreshments AT J Silveus Motor Sales, Inc. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET & PONTIAC DEALER Phone: 856-2121 Cromwell, Ind.

Firebirds and the Grand Prix, will be shown in local showrooms on Tuesday. Sept 29. (EDITOR’S NOTE: The 1971 Pontiac line will be shown at Sitveus. Motor Sales, Inc., at Cromwell, and at Stahley-

Stillson, Inc., located on road 6 east of Nappanee.) A new top-of-the-line luxury car, the Grand Ville, and a GlideAway disappearing tailgate that is standard on all regular-sized station wagons head the What’s new at Pontiac” list for 1971 Available as a two-door hardtop, four-door hardtop and convertible, the luxury Grand Ville has a 126-inch wheelbase The tbp-of-the-line Grand Ville has a new formal roof for added rear seat head room. Variable ratio power steering and power front disc brakes are standard Vital statistics (in inches are: length 224 2, width 79.5 and height 52.9. The Wide Tratk is 6-l inehes front and rear. Powering the Grand Ville is a new regular fuel 455 cubic-inch four-barrel V-8 engine rated at 325 gross horsepower (Net horsepower is 255 at 4.000 rpm on a Grand Ville with dual exhausts.) Joining the Grand Ville in the big Pontiac line-up are the

Catalina. Catalina Brougham and Bonneville. Styling highlights of these totally new cars include an eyecatching wide horizontal front grille that is protected by a dingresistant tough Endurex center piece and a new one-piece bumper. Other styling features include dual headlamps, singlebar tail lamps for all but the Grand Ville which has its own twin-bar lights, increased glass areas and smooth rounded sides Standard on all cars are new flashing side markers on the front fenders that are actuated by the directional signals. The disappearing Glide-Away tailgate offers a new concept in station wagons. It features a retracting back window and tailgate which operate independently of i-ach other. The power operated rear window slides up and into the roof while the manually-operated tailgate disappears into the rear floor For safety, the glass must be opened eight inches before the tailgate can be unlatched. New suspension systems as as the new 127-inch wheelbase have improved the ride and handling on regular station wagons. The front suspension is all new with the steering gear. and linkage mounted forward of the wheel center line, instead of behind This system uses a onepiece steering knuckle, arm and disc bracket, replacing many separate parts. Station wagons have a new leaf-spring suspension system for better stability on the road-and in cross winds. - Power front disc brakes are standard.on ail regular Pontiacs. the Grand Prix, Trans Am and LeMans wagons Refinem been added to 1971 engines, which meeting strict government regulations on emission controls. The line-up includes seven engines ranging fro: . the base T-37 six-cylinder to a HO 455 cubic-inch four-barrel. All use regular fuel. Inside, the Pontiacs feature distinctive trims an all-new richly padded instrument panel that can be serviced easily, and center-flow ventilation Seven interior trim colors blend with a wide range of exterior choices The completely new instrument panel on the regular Pontiacs has all instruments and controls grouped in a wrap around section in front of the driver. Instruments are easy to read in two large circular

openings. The panel is designed so that any bulb can be changed in 60 seconds. Another new addition to the panel is a voltmeter which replaces the ammeter. The voltmeter provides details on the car’s charging system. Also new to the Pontiac line is the center-flow ventilation. Two vents in the center of the instrument panel and two others under the panel are controlled by pull knobs. Air from the center flow vents exhausts directly out the new deck lid vent, rather than traveling up the quarter panels and out the lock pillars as in previous years. Grange Has Booster Night The regular meeting of the Waubee Grange met Friday evening, Sept. 11. for the annual Booster Night program. Thirty members and friends were present for the pot luck supper which preceded the meeting. Mrs. Herman Miller returned thanks before the meal. Robert Hollar, master presided over the business. Fifteen officers answered to roll call. The lecturer, Mrs. Robert Hollar introduced Max Anglin, who showed pictures taken on a European trip which he and his son-in-law took during the summer. He made comments concerning the agricultural problems and farming as seen in the various countries he visited. During the evening. Mrs. Donald Davidsen judged the exhibits sponsored by the women s activities committee. Mrs Robert Hollar’s angel food cake placed first and Mrs. Glen Pinkerton’s second. Mrs. Max Anglin's holiday centerpiece won first place. These will be judged on the Pomona level, and then the first and second place winners will compete at the state grange sessions which will be held at New Albany Oct. 22. 23 and 24. The next meeting will be September 25 at which time installation of officers will be held. The grange ladies will serve a lunch at the close of that meeting.

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John F. Kroh Is Candidate For School Board John Frederick Kroh, a pharmacist and 37 year old resident of Syracuse, is a candidate for the Lakeland school board. A stockholder and vice president of Thornburg Drug Co., Inc., he graduated from Syracuse high school in 1951 and Purdue university in 1955 with a bachelor of science degree in Pharmacy. He served in the medical service corps U. S. navy at the U. S . naval hospital, Jacksonville, Fla., from 1955-57 and in the naval reserve for eight years, from 1957-1965. Kroh was married in 1956 to the former Gail L. Crawford of Jacksonville, Fla., and they have three sons, Steve, 12, Tom. 10 and Tim, 8. All three attend the Syracuse schools. He is also a member of the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church at Syracuse; president of Elkhart County Pharmaceutical Assn; member of the Indiana Pharmaceutical association; American Pharmaceutical association; North Webster American Legion; North Webster Lions club and past president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce. He ‘is also a member of the BPO Elks Lodge

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221 at Jacksonville, Fla. Kroh said this week, “I believe the most important obligation any parent has is the welfare of his children. A child’s education today is the most vital item to his future well-being. “We have the foundation to an outstanding school system. Any part I may be enabled to contribute to the progressive, economical growth of the Lakeland School Corporation will be gratifying.”

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