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March 2) 1966 See those giant wide doors? Handi-Van is easy to load and unload. Two curbside doors may be specified, and then there are a number of extra window combinations Handi-Van can turn in a 35.5 foot circle. Lets you scoot out of packed traffic and deliver your goods where and when you promised. THE NEWS Look at all the space Handi-Van measures 211 cu. ft. inside. That willhold up to a ton of payload. Loadspace length from engine housing back is over The engine is a120- hp engineering gem. And if you want more muscle, you can specify a 140- hp workhorse Powerglide ts avail- The metal floor is built to shrug off abuse from 'most any kind of load. In fact, it's a heavy duty floor at no extra cost Page 5 Handi-Van's body and frame are uni- tized. And the heavy-gauge steel has extra resistance to corrosion, giving you longer service. available. 92 inches. ble too. You can see how great Handi-Van is from the back. But the most important thing Is on the front. It's that GMC nameplate that makes the difference. Not the plate itself of course, but what it represents. GMC has a reputation for Engineering Leadership. For instance: realizing most Handi- Vans would be city-operated and subject to road moisture and salt, GMC engineers started at the bottom. Sheet metal in exposed areas is first galvanized, then covered with aluminum paint, phosphated ... then, after all that, undercoated! No wonder Handi- Van stands up so well under the worst a Canadian winter has to offer. And no wonder GMC has earned that reputation for leader- ship. When you're thinking vans-- think Handi-Van by GMC. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE SVU ICOTN TH aa Titan tg AUTHORIZED GMC TRUCK DEALER IN SCHREIBER Spadoni Bros. Ltd. Schreiber, Ont. Be sure to watch "Telescope," "The Fugitive" and "The Red Skelton Hour" now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel Phone 153 A FAREWELL & THANK YOU FROM ED ZIELKE On leaving this area to make my home in B.C. | wish to thank my friends, neighbours and fellow workers in Terrace Bay, Schreiber and district for the trust they reposed in me over the years in plac- ing their insurance business with me. The kindness and courtesy | received will be remembered and ap- preciated. Until my successor arrives | refer my customers to Co-operators Ins., 596 Memorial Avenue, Port Ar- thur - telephone Diamond 4-2441 .