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Times -Advocate, February 8, 1989
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Lincoln Luxury
Specials
Great Savings on 88's
Lease or Buy
Overstocked on 89's
Henioll
Motors Ltd.
Hensall
(519) 262-2604
London
(519) 227-1020
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Enroll now in the following courses:
BEM Managing Your Hard Disk
More and more computer operators are using equipment with a
hard disk drive. This course explains how to organize files and
create menus. Learn about the real efficiencies of this improve-
ment to computer equipment.
Instructor: Stuart Spracklan, CCAT Systems Officer
1 Saturday, February 18 (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
Computer Lab, Centralia College Fee: $10.00
NEW Understanding Farm Weather
This workshop describes the variability of weather and climate
through S.W. Ontario, patterns which can give rain to one town-
ship and sunshine to the next. Various weather systems are ex-
plored so that workshop participants are able to use a barometer
and the weather forecast to help establish plans for their farm. In-
dividual weather issues and concerns also become part, of the
program.
Instructor: Jay Campbell meteorologist, TV London
1 Tuesday, February 21 (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
Middlesex Hall, Qentralia College Fee: $20.00
Personal Financial Planning
Become the master of your own financial destiny. Attend this
two part short course and learn how to borrow or invest money
and how to obtain optimum interest rates. For example, guest
speakers plan to discuss RRSP's, GIC's and other savings and
investment plans, plus mortgages,.Consumer loans and other
borrowing procedures. Gain a clearer understanding of financial
statements.
Co-ordinator: Jayne McCann, CCAT Lecturer
2 Mondays, February 27and March 6 (7:30 - 10 p.m.)
Middlesex Hall, Centralia College Fee: $,20.00
Contact
Ministry of
Agriztiture
and Food
ONTARIO
Jack Riddell, Minister
CENTRALIA
COLLEGE
Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1Y0
(519) 221-6691
120, T40,
160, 185
NEW TRACTOR
LINE FROM
WHITE FARM
Co-owners - Alvin (left) and Eric Campbell are the owner -operators
of Hensall Motors, a dealership with 27 years of local service.
Matching sales
with service for
27 years
FIENSALL - Eric Campbell is
counting on a winning combina-
tion of a good product line along
with an efficient service department
to continue Hensall Motors reputa-
tion as one of the region's most
successful dealers after 27 years.
"We've been selling these prod-
ucts since. 1962," said Campbell,
who also pointcd out many of the
service -department employees have
long-term service records with Ford
shops.
Campbell says Hensall Motors
brings many customers back ,time
and again because of the way they
are treated in both the sales and ser-
vice departments.
"We also pride ourselves on sell-
ing good quality used cars." said
Campbell, who co-owns the dealer-
ship along with his brother Alvin.
For the farmer this year, Ford
still offers both full-size and mid-
size pickups, including the best-
selling F -series. A new Ranger
joins the line this year with its
sleeker styling acid. what Campbell
describes as an improved build
quality.
For four-wheel drive afficionados,'
both the Bronco and Bronco II con-
tinue as a successful part of the
Ford lineup.
While the Mercury Sable is tak-
ing urban markets by storm,
Campbell says the Grand Marquis
is still a favourite with farmers
who appreciate its full frame and
comfortable ride whcn travelling
unpaved back roads.
A similar situation exists with
Lincolns. Campbell modestly says
his dealership is one of the top
sellers of the luxury line in Onta-
rio, but again points out that while
the Continental meets with rave re-
views from the automotive press,
in the rural areas the larger Town
Car is the bigger seller.
For those with a taste for some-
thing a little more sporting, Camp-
bell will be stocking the restyled
'89 Cougar with the supercharged
engine.
But again, Campbell stresses that
servicing is what makes the differ-
ence. He points out that newer
fuel -injected cars arc more reliable
than ever before and cmc with
longer warranties, but are also
backed up with Ford's lifetime ser-
vice warranties on replacement
,iris. This means when a part is
'nixed by a Ford dealership, it is
guaranteed for as long as the owner
keeps the car.
Service manager Bill Brock says
the new warranty program is a
"super package" and the public
would be "crazy not to take advan-
tage of it." -
New and improved features
Choose from five new models' Fart% Miers features hke
• • Cummins engine
• FreldFacts monitoring system
• 4 Yr 4000 Hr warranty
• Limited -slip full power front arty ..,,•.,.ele•rawr,.:.4:-
i+i: ►^ 1 Proven 3 -speed power shift transmrssro 1a
-
•
Lower list price
And one of the best new features — a fist price
that s 1 5•• lower than competitive tractors , •, ,.
The new White tractors See them soon
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C.G. Farm Supply Ltd.
22 Main St., Zurich, Ont. 236-4934
122 total years - Hensall Motors' service department boasts a to-
tal of 122 years experience with Ford products when you add eve-
ryone's service records together. From left are Bill Hay, Paul
Betties, parts manager Cy Blommaert, Paul Lovie, Ray Weide,
Gord Price, service manager Bill Brock, and Jake Rooseboomr
4
"My daddy's
so smart .. .
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"Because he bought a u g red M -F tractor
lust like my toy tractor
c, -
Because he can plow a who'e field without ever
sprmmng the wheels
cf•
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"Actually, in the.60 to 95 -hp' range. n was no contest, the
M -F 3000 Series Autotronic ' Datatronrc' tractors are the
smartest - -
66 .
Actually my M -F Dalatron,c tractor can automatically control
. mounted-.nplements t0 maintain any desired wheelshp rate.
Because. h s tractor has radar -to spot enemy - Actually the radar measures precise ground Speed so that the
invaders onboard computer can calculate wheeIshp acres worked per
- - hour and othef •performance data.
Becauselhecockpit 01hstractor issound-proof Actuallythe-SilentRevolution'cabisveryquiet the Climate -
bullet -proof and has a merry-go-round seat . • COntrdl System fitters du1 dust but (he deluxe seat only swivels
part way around _ • - -. _
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Because. he s a member or a secret organrzabon Actually 1 lust get great dealer service. and take advantage of
that gets taps and other neat things for free •' the MF Shield extended warranty. and the MF Club travel and
merchandise discounts /,
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*Manufacturers PTO rated
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150 Thames Road, Exeter
235-0743
111!6
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VADERSTAD
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• Hi clear tines * Hi clear tines
* 4" or 6" spacing * 4" or 6" spacing
• Walking tandem centre * Walking tandem centre
single wing wheels * Walking tandem wings
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