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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-16, Page 75k. sds. atn bell 13 1994 owner electrochromic frost, USED "Priced LINCOLN car, leather MERCURY LINCOLN LINCOLNS IN to MARK VIII all the options, auto dim mirror, interior. "Save thousands" Lincoln Mercury Bales Ltd. I56 Main Street N., Exeter, out. NOM 1 165 Main St. N. 235-1380 STOCK Sell on the Spot Deliveries" - (What is that, a mistake?) No mistake! only 1800 km., a one 10 pack CD player, chrome wheels, Ford phone, moonroof, we just drove this car in the showroom, finished in evergreen 1993 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES - finished In white, with blue cloth interior, only 21000 km., very clean ear. 1993 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES - finished In nordic blue, with matching blue leather inside and all the options. 1993 LINCOLN TOWN CAR - 4 door, executive, three to choose from 9,000 to 11,000 miles. 1993 LINCOLN MARK VIII - finished in black, leather int., moonroof, 10 pack CD player, factory phone, low kms., and thousands cheaper than new. 1993 LINCOLN MARK VIII - finished in nordic blue, leather int., moonroof, JBL audio system, also low km's., was $50,150. NOW ONLY $34,900. 1992 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE - finished in white, blue leather interior, only 29,000 miles. 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE - finished in silver grey, grey leather interior, a recent trade, moonroof traction assist, JBL audio. 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE SERIES - finished in white, blue cloth interior, only 43,000 miles. 1989 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE - finished in sliver, blue leather interior CD player, a full carriage cloth roof, only 42,000 miles. 1985 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE - finished in to -tone gold, leather interior, we sold new. USED CARS 1994 MERCURY TOPAZ GS - 2 door, this car we purchased from Ford, there's only 400 km., finished in green. 1993 FORD TEMPO GL - 4 door,finished in white, only 16000 km., air cond., automatic trans., AM/FM with clock. 1993 MERCURY SABLE WAGON - finished in white, red cloth interior, pwr. seat, third seat in the back, low kms. 1993 FORD AEROSTAR XLT EXT -- to -tone blue and grey, all the options, quad captain chairs. 1993 FORD CROWN VICTORIA:_ft.4 to choose from with all the options ___=-_ _`- _ 1993 MERCURY SABLE - 4 door, finished in It. blue, pwr. seat, 3.8 litre V6 engine, 20000 km. 1992 MERCURY SALE - 4 door, very recent trade, we sold new, finished In mocha Frost, alI the options, 45000 km. 1992 MERCURY COUGAR LS - what a car, cloth carriage roof, luggage rack, the list goes on and on, only 44000 km., finished in silver 1992 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS - all the options, finished in silver, one owner car, 60000 km. 1991 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS - yes this car is loaded with all the options, finished in woodrose. Priced at 610,900. 1991 OLDS CIERA SL - 4 door, this car just arrived, locally owned, all the options, remote keyless entry, finished in maroon, only 35000 km. 1990 FORD TEMPO GL - 4 door, clean car, only 60000 km., air, tilt, cruise, auto. trans., pwr. locks, finished in med. mocha. 1986 OLDS -- 4 door, finished in green, 120000 km., clean car. USED TRUCKS 1992 FORD EXPLORER XLT - 4 door, finished in white, running boards, bug deflector, trailer tow pkg., only 60000 km., all the options. 1992 FORD EXPLORER XLT - 4 door, finished in green, running boards, JBL audio system, 60/40 cloth split bench seat, sunroof, trailer tow pkg. 1992 GMC PICKUP TRUCK -- clean truck, finished in med. blue, 80000 km., priced to sell. 1991 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER - 2 door, finished in black, all the Eddie Bauer options, 46000 km., we sold new. 1991 FORD F150 XLT 4X4 - finished in two-tone brown, only 49000 km. 1991 FORD F15O XLT SUPERCAB - finished in to -tone blue and silver, all the options, 44000 kms., must see, just arrived Farm Prop ves '94-Pag. 13A Swine industry consistently adapts to changes: Lichti by Debbie Davidson CHESLEY--Changing the selling system of hogs to formula pricing was a dramatic change for the swine industry last year, but the industry adapted. John Lichti, chairman of the Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board (OPPMB), said the swine industry's history reads consistently of adapting to changes. Lichti, a hog producer from Perth County, was a guest speaker at the 28th annual Grey -Bruce Farmers' Week. The question the board had to face on the pricing isuse was, "Why continue to struggle with prices when it could try to close the price gap?" The eventual change in pricing stirred up a lot of controversy, but "our opinion is that the hog prices in Ontario have narrowed to equal that of U.S. prices". Moving the hog sale date by January 21 is another important change the board is initiating. All hogs in Ontario will be sold on paper beginning Friday's rather than Monday mornings, said Lichti. "This will organize the flow of hogs in a better fashion", he said, adding it will inform producers where their hogs are going before the hogs even leave the farm. Support programs Countervail and govemment support programs are current topics for the board. "Countervail is a big issue for us. It's an ongoing irritant which has been the most talked about topic in the eight years I've been with the board." The unfair American laws and countervails predates NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agree- ment). The Americans are dragging their feet "to keep pork and hogs out of their country," said Lichti. This has led the OPPMB to dis- cussions of the tripartite stabiliza- tion program. "In the eyes of producers across Canada, if you get rid of tripartite you'll get rid of countervails. This is not true. Countervails will not disappear". Tripartite no longer has a role to play, and Lichti said he feels it John Lichti won't survive because there an no funds available in any of the prov- inces. The board will recommend cancellation of tripartite programs to both governments, he said. The next logical step for the board, and what has been talked about in Ontario, is to develop an enhanced NISA program. This program will be called Value Add- ed Income Support Program, he said, adding it's hard to explain what impact this will have on the hog industry. Lichti reminded those at the meet- ing that "it's a national issue and governments have their own agen- das." Live hog importation When questioned as to the feasi- bility of live hog importation from the United States, Lichti said he doesn't think it will happen as fast as predicted. "In the long-term it will have a good impact on the hog industry. I welcome the opportunity for pack- ers ir( this province from pure eco- nomic terms." He told producers there will be threats and challenges which need addressing, but "we've always sold what's come to market. We have the resource base to do it, all we have to do is find a market for the meat" The pork industry has natural abilities and resources to adapt to change. There have been phenome- nal changes in the.last 50 years and Lichti expects "we're going to see some more into the 20th century Power take -off You always have two chances! 1st - Your power take -off shaft is either guarded, or it's not. 2nd - It it's not, you still have two chances, - either you have it run- ning, oyou don't. 3rd - If you have it running, you still have two chances - either you're near it, or you're not. 4th - If you're near it, you still have two chances - either it grabs hold of you, or it doesn't. 5th - If it grabs hold of you, you still have two chances - either it wraps you up, or it pulls your clothes off. 6th - If it wraps you up, you still have two chances - either you get killed, or you don't. 7th - If you get killed, you still have two chances...