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ORONO WEEKLV-TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller Here are'soMne of the fe atures you'll find on the 1972 Pontiacs. Read about them. Then compare them.with others. Stack them up against your own standard of value. Then corne in and see the new cars at your Pontiac dealer's. We believe you'Il find the real value you've been looking for. You know you can aiways count on Pontiac to introduce the kind of newness that means something more than just an extra dressing of tinsel. .This year, on ail their full-size models, Pontiac's engineers have turned their attention to the little bumps and bruises of everyday driving life. They've fifted two steel boxes filled with a resilient material between the front bumper and the frame. On minor impact, this material compresses to absorb energy, then returns to its original shape. And the bumper returns to position. In addition, they've provided you with the option of ordering a thick strip of rubber-lîke material that runs Miller- Shumfsky On July 3lst in St. Niekolas Ukranian Church, Toronto Anne L. Shumsky, daughter of Peter and Pauline Shumcky was united in marriage to Larry E. Miller, son of Charles and Mary Miller, Orono. The ceremony and recep- tion synthesized both Ukranîan and Canadian customs. Entering the Church, the Priest greeted the couple and led the weddig party to the altar, where they assumed royal tities. The groom Prince (Knyazh) The bride Princess (Knyahynya> and during the* ceremony, red velvet crowns were held over the bride by Matron of Hlonour Geor- gina Ssumsky,. and the groom by the, best mnan Wayne Miller. Fol- lowing the union the bride and groom accompanied by two at- tendants sut ut a table adorned wiha special embroidered cloth, in view of the guests,'tosign the murriage license. The bride wore a gownof white organza and lace with a flowing train, accented by a headpiece decorated with pearîs. She car- ried a white, orchid, moiniature roses and stephanotis. Trhe bridesmaids, Orisia Perun, Denise Pawluch, Toronto, Helen the whole width of both front and rear bumpers to help guard against scratches and dings. 0f course, every fuli-size Pontiac offers many other value features. Like a double-panel roof construction with a per- forated inner panel that helps cut down inside noise. Draft- free, upper level ventilation. Side guard beams in ail the doors. Engines designed to r un on no-lead or low-lead gasolines. Power front disc brakes, power steering and, on V8 models, automatic transmission, ail standard. Pontiac's trim-size Le Mans also has something new and exciting to offer yciu in 1972. A new luxury series, called, flot surprisingly, Luxury LeMans. Inside there's an instrument panel with the look of rare Ceylonese teak. A "soft" rîmmed steering wheel. And comfort. Real comfort. Inches of soft foam padding. Rich fabrics. Plush carpet. And vinyls so soft you could easily mistake them for leather. Ventura ii, Pontiac's newest baby, is a pocket-sized, pocket-priced beauty that is proving s0 popular that just about ail we changed for 1972 was the nameplate. Fil, Oshawa, wore floor length pastel flowered gowns with white sunery bats, and carried nose- gays of pastel flowers. Tbe ushers ws re Wayne Steph- en, Oakville, Hal Spencer, Arvida, Quebec, Andy Shumsky, Toronto. At the reccptidn hall the guests were serenaded in by the orches- tra. The bridc's mother in floor lengi h gown of coral pink lace with orchid corsage and the groomn's mother in lilac and pur- pie accents with an orchid cor- sage, welcomed the guests. As th1e happy couple entered the hall they were blessed by the parents bearing two huge loaves of decor- ated bread (Korovaj> and' a toast drunk tu-, officiaUy mark the un- ion of the families. After the meal the Darovena begins, in which the guests in- divîdually toast and congratulate the bride and groom as they re- iprocate with a thank-you note and picture taken that day, ac- companied by wedding.cake, made and deeorated by Mrs. C. Jones. Orono. The brides waltz begins the festivities of the evening when dancing continues until the bride and groom Jeave at midnight for a honeymoon to the West Coast, Anne is a graduate of Univers- ity of Toronto and is attending Teachers College. Larry is on Ventura n Coupe. Luxury Le Mans Hardtop Coupe. Firebird for 1972 is Pontiac's great-looking sports car that gives you Al the luxury you want and ail the sporty performance you want-ar a price that will make Firebird most wanted by sports fans. AIl this is a mere smattering of the features and values you'l1 be finding on the 1972 Pontiacs. Pontiac Grand Prix, Grand Ville, Bonneville, Parisienne Brougham, Catalina, Laurentian, Luxury LeMans, LeMans, Ventura ii, Firebird. If this is the year you're looking for value, this is the year to look at Pontiac. Why don't you? Pontiac value: Isn't this what you've been looking for? Don't forget Some of the equipment illustrated or described is optional at extra cost. to buckle up for safty. a PX172C staff at Bathurst Heights, Toron- to teaching Physical Education and Guidance. Lucal News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hancock of Kemptville visited friends and relatives while in Orono for the fair. The Orono Pee Wee team wilt bc playing Deseronto Pee Wees in Orono Park on Saturday at 2 p.m. This will be a League Cham- pionship gâme. The Orono Pee Wees played Cobourg in the best 3 out of 5 series and won three straight by scores of 10-6; 7-5 and 8.4. Corne ont toý the Orono Park and give your support to the local team. Mr. Irwin M. Colwill of New- castle, 'beloved husband of Nora Cowan and dear father of Donald, Guelph and James, Newcastle pas- sed away in Oshawa General Hlospital on Thursday, September l6th. Funeral service was hel4 on Saturday, Sept. l8th frôm the Morris funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville. 1%Mrs. Wm. Jordan, a onetm resident of Orono, passed away at the, Ajax-Pickering Hospitalon Wednesday, September l5th, 1971. A sis5ter, Mrs. Minnie Adams lives in Orono. Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Rickard, Newcastle and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bi]lings spent a few Id'ays, this week with the former's daughter Mrs. Charles Hogg and Mr. Hogg at their cottage near Orillia. Miss Kathy Middleton has suc- ceflypassed her R.N.A. course in 'Toronto 'and bas accepted, a position in Port Hope Hospital 1Mr. and Mrs. W'Iayne Hclison,. MVr. and Vrs. Willis BarrabaLl, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett spent theè weekend at the former's ot tage on Cache Lake. OnT Ucsd1yeIv venIIngSeptemr- be 14th1 Ldge opene-d for Lthe first metn fl(r the ,holidaysý with NobleGandJuila JacIcsOll presidingý ,,assited bv Gloria Todd Vice Grandf. T1ere were 29 meim bers presenf andc 3 officers ab- sent. Gloria Todd, our Vice Grand, gavv a very good report for the visiting committee. She obvious- ly xvas quite busy during the hol- idays; also Tools Barrabaîl and ber hielpers on the Benevolent Commiittee. Yoiur work is mucli appreciated, girls. A letter was read from our foster cbild wbich is always nice lu hear. Carol' Boyd was elected our ncw Vice Grand for the coni- ing year. Congratulations Carol, T'ni sure you xiii be happy you did this. From wherc I sI and, the next few mionlhs look like real busy ones, take your vitamin pis, girls and kecp Up your strength, because we sure need you at al these meetings ahead. Lodge c]osed aceording to the ritual and a very nice lunch and social lior ended the evening. Evening Classegs wilcommence at the Oshau BusineLss TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1971 and will be held every TUESDAY and THURSDAY Time 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Choose from the following