DECEMBER 20. 11250

THE 1951 PONTIAC marks its silver anniversary with many new style changes and mechanical improvements. It also,otlers a choice of two fully automatic transmissions - Powerglide. introduced in Canada this year by GM, and available on the Fleetleader Deluxe; and the famed Hydra-Matic Drive. available on the Chieftain and Streamliner Series. Both automatic transmissions are avail- able as an option at extra cost. Pontiac for 1951 is available in 24 models, beginning at the lowest price range. Pontiac also introduces its Catalina. a hard top convertible which combines smartneas and wide visibility with safety and driving comfort. Shown above is the 1851 Pontiac Chieftain

Deluxe tour-door sedan.

l'l.EASANT VIEW SCHOOL

word: 2. Marjorie Doucettc;

-Report for the month of Nov- Vina Bernard,

rl'nUPF- Grade II. (A)-1. Be t. P t - . Gratin IX.--l. Noreen Aylward; Florence Aylward; 3. Brill

2. A-.i.:tie Aylivard. Grade II. (B)-1, Percy Arson. riiadc VIII.-1, Katherine Douc- suit.

our: 2. Doris Doucette.

(5lil(lE VI.-l, Ellen Gaudet; 2. Phyllis Aylward; 3. Sylvia Dou- cetir.

Hi-ade V.-l. Allie Doucette; 2. shmln Perry: 3. Wilfred Doucemg,

(imde IV.-'l. Evelyn Doucette: 3. Hilbert Gaudetie.

Billy Arsenault. Grade I. cone; 2, Doucctte. Teaclicr-Mrs. Rita Shea.

Grade lll.-'i. Mary Ellen Ayl- 3.

Grade 1- (9-idol. -VTEl.i01' Bernard. Grade I. (B) --V 1. Margnrel; Ann Gaudei; 2. Lorraine Gaudette; 3,

(C) - 1. Lorna Dou- Owen Gaudette; 3, Jcaii

1 To mid-night Mass

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LEADERSHIP TRAINING COURSE at VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, Cl-lARL()T'.l'ETOWN

JANUARY 2-6, 1951

Sponsored by the Prince Edward Island Department of Agriculture in co-operation with Department of lziclucation and Junior Farmers' Federation.

Come and get new ideas for rural leadership. All

will take part in games, folk dances, singing, and discussion. ' , Transportation costs over fil.()O paid by De-

partment.

Noon lunches provided free.

christmas Bells

Soon we'll hear-th: joy bells ring-

mg. Tidings of the Christ Child bring- ing.

The Yztlr-tide bells. the sweetest hel The dearest story ever tells.

Chimlniz. l'h.Vmimz Oh so sweetly, They fill our hearts with joy com. pleteiy.

We shall bear

l l l I .. . l inging.

the church bells

the faithful

bringing.

Devoutly kneeling in devotion, illraying for Peace o'er land ocean.

and

Oh, may the wicked hearts sur- render,

And harken to His pleadings ten- tier.

i l Oh. may the Waring contllct cease, y And grant to nations lasting Peace.

Ring out sweet bells for all to hear. And tiring to all. talth, hope and - cheer. l -Lena Vessey.

Portland. 5. Maine. Formerly or Montague.

RED POINT SCHOOL

l Honour Roll for November. - Grade X.-1. Karolyn Stewart; l Robertson; 3. Birdie

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

A tlliserves Silver Anniversary

Pontiac for 1951 observes its Silver Anniversary by offering a choice at two fully automatic trans- l'nlSSlOl1S. fresh body restyling and a. number of mechanical changes. Each of the automatic transmis- sions is altered as an option at. extra cost.

E--L Umrmrey. GM director or sales. said:

"Our Silver Anniversary models are strikingly beautiful symbols of a quarter century 0! quality nian- Ll'IB.ClUli8. We believe the 1951 Pon- tiac is the most attractive. best per- forming Pontiac we have ever pro- duced."

The 1951 Pontiac will be avail- able to Canadian motorists in 24 models, beginning in the lowcst price range. These include. in ad- dition to the well-known standard and deluxe bodygstylings. the Pon- tiac Catalina. a hard top convert- rblc, which offers all the smartncss and wide visibility of the conven- tional convertiible and all the com- fort and safety of a steel root. The Catalina will be available in the Chieftain Series.

Chietttain and Streamliner Ser- ies on 120-inch wheel-base are con- tinued with a choice of six and eight-cylinder engines -- the for- mer with 96 h.p., and the latter with llfi h.p. The 6.5 compression ratios of both engines allow maxi- mum performance and economy on non-rpremium gasolines. Flceitlcad-

on 115-inch wvheclbases and are powered by the six-cylinder en- gine. This engine is now equipped w-ith the famed Rochester carbur- etor, featuring an automatic choke.

New Pontiac exterior styling iliigiilig-his on all four series in- clude a redesigned gull-wing grille which contributes to a bolder trontal appearance; rectangular parking hg-hts. framed and pro- tected by grille bars in the leading

ed Pontiac Chic-ftain radiator med- ahlion integrated with a Pontiac nameplate in color; new three-clim- cnsional Pontiac Chieftain hood ornaments; new hub caps; new door -paitel identification on all series except Fleetleader Special; lower. wider rear fender gravel shields; new single lamip centred below the rear license plate in the bumper apron.

moulding appears on both the en- gi.ne hood and rear deck. The lat- ter displays a new and longer deck

and mass of the car's rear quar- ters. Blending vvllrli the new hand- le, which now incorporates

ed chrome script letters on a dark background rimmed with chrome 1 head.

er Special and Deluxe Series are,

handle, which empl-iasizes the width ,

t.he ,' lock. is the name Pontiac in polish- i

faces of the fenders: a newly crcat- 1

A newly contoured Silver Streak A

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