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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-02-15, Page 25Introducing Dependable and rugged, White's all-new American Series is the first American -built general purpose tractor in over a dec- ade. A tractor designed to perform in the field, yet flexible for "chore power" on any operation. Built like the great tractors in White's past, the American Series is available i na choice of colours that celebrate these great North American legends: Oliver Green, Minneapolis -Moline Gold, Cockshutt Red and White Farm Silver. At White we're committed -to you. It's in the tractors of our past ... it's in the tractors we build today. Built with integrity. Built for performance. Built in America. Come see the colorful new American Series tractors today. A SOLID FUTURt WHITE MOW EOUrPMENT C.G. Farm Supply Ltd. 22 Main St., Zurich, Ont. 236-4934 TH o EXIPO 1 50 a4 1 ITE Hensall Ailsa Craig Mitchell Port Albert 262-2527 293-3223 348-8433 529-7135 Seaforth Granton 345-2545 225-2360 W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. has been serving the agricultural community for over 60 years with top quality products and exceptional service. Contact us for your 1989 crop input needs. • Hj\ Hyland Hyland SEED CORN SEED SOY WHITE BEANS SEED BARLEY HL 2275 Marathon Midland Birka HL 2260 Apache Stinger Rodeo HL 2280 Baron Wesland Mingo HL 2415 Commander Crestwood LG 2350 Crusader. Rocket HL 2570 We also handle a complete line of Agri- chemicals and fertilizer application. Discuss your needs with us! yland Seeds... A Growing Tradition Lincoln Luxury Specials Great Savings on 88's Times -Advocate, February 15, 1989 Page 25 CG Farm Supply remains strong in construction sales ZURICH - Just back from a meeting of Case farm equipment dealers, Cleve Gingerich of CG Farm. Supply in Zurich says the company is renewing its committ- ment of quality to the customer. Gingerich continued, " Case is going all out in design and manu- facture of new models in loaders, hackhoes and bulldozers which will be ready for the construction market by late 1989." Construction equipment salesman for CG Farm Supple, Paul Stecklc says ,"Building growth in London and other Ontario cities has- been fabulous. We are off to a whale of a start for construction machinery." Stcckle added "Growth in the beach areas along Lake Huron from Grand Bend to Point Clark and Am- berlcy is stronger than ever. There doesn't seem to be any concerns now about high lake levels." Gingcrich said White manufactur- ing -is coming out with two lints of farm tractors with horsepower under 100. In talking about the planter sales for 1989, Gingcrich said, "It looks like a good year for six and tight row planters." CG- Farm Supply was esta- blished in 1962 and was located on the Goshen south of Zurich until four years ago when they took over the former. Huron Motor Products building on Zurich's main street. CG is basically a family affair. Helping with the business are Gingerich's wife Margarrct, son Cliff as•service manager, son Rick in parts and sales, daughter Mar- lene Estep in the office and son-in- law Dennis Estop as parts manaag- er. Paul Stcckle is the construction equipment salcseman and Joe Ver- munt is in charge of agricultural equipment sales. Employed in the• service department are Ken Gingc- rich, Jim Ramer and David Erb. Al Becker is the delivery co-ordinator and driver. Checking new models - Salesman Paul Sfeckle and CG Farm Supply owner Cleve Gingerich check over some of the new Case construction equipment for 1989. IIUIIGAUIN POWER At the heart of every new MAGNUM Trac- tor you'll find the most advanced diesel - powered engine available today. Intact, our all-new 505 -cubic inch engines haTe`over 8% more dis- placement than Deere's 466 cu- , bic inch engine. What's more, J-' these engines meet or exceed all �" SAE J 1349 performance stan-, dards. . The MAGNUM Tractor engine de- sign simplifies service with 25% fewer parts. New engines, new cab and new 18 speed full powershift trans- mission in four all-new tractors from Case IH. .r ' See us for more information about these new 130-195 PTO hp tractors MAGNUM means more. O O FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Exeter Sales, Service & Rentals 235-2121 since 1932 Dashwood 237-3242 sank ,1110 CONTINUING EDUCATION Enroll now in the following courses: Understanding Farm Weather This workshop describes the variability of weather and climate through S.W. Ontario, patterns which can give rain 10 one township and sun- shine to the next. Various weather systems are explored so that work- shop participants are able to usti a barometer and the weather fore- cast to help establish plans for their farm. Individual 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, Centralia Colle9e 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 ob- tain optimum interest rates. For example, guest speakers plan to dis- cuss 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 27 and March 6 (7:30 - 10 p.m.) Middlesex Hall, Centralia College Fee: $20.00 Basic Welding Learn how to do basic welding with electric arc and oxy-acetylene welding equipment. This course stresses welding safety while teach- ing how the equipment operates, how to run welding beads in all posi- tions, brazing and more. Fee includes safety glasses and textbook. Instructor: Herman Wulterkens, CCAT Lecturer 6 Thursdays, March 2 - April 6 (7 p.m. - 10 p.m.) . Ag. Engineering Building, Centralia College Fee: $50.00 Contact: Ministry of Agriculture and Food ONTARIO Jack Riddell Minister CENTRALIA COLLEGE Huron Park, Ontario 140M 11'0 (519) 228-6691 "My daddy's so smart .. . Busy in the office - Dolores Gingerich and Margaret Gingerich are shown at work in the office of CG Farm Supply in Zurich. Lease 'or Buy Overstocked on 89's HonsaII illitors IlflI. Hensel) (519) 262-2604 London (519) 227-1020 E Because he bought a DI red M -F tracto, IUM hke my ley tract°, Because he can plow a who'e tie'd without ewe, spinning the wheels FF Because the tractor has 'eclat t0 spot enemy invaders • E{ Because lite cockp,t n,stractorls sound woo, ,wttet.proOt and has 'mer,y.go.•ound seat EE Because ne s a membe• o, a s c ''Actually, * e bo to • c ' •ange t ems no contest tee • M r .3000 Sees Autotro^ a•e the sma•test EE Actuey my M F Datat•c- • + ."manca'i,y conho' Mounted Impiempnts to •-a . ' ii Attua°y inn •ada• meas,.•••' : .n 1'• speed so that the onboard'' "' Fite, can '.dc Keee'k s oed pet now a^ ne•totrwa—.r.1. r St Acf„a . . r .. ,r. s ve•y Ou•e' the chmate- C0' ' SyS•e r 'e's o.d ^.,s' t.L• *be devye seat on'y swivels part-way around •ed wheels,+c tate • Pricing parts - CG Farm Supply parts manager Dennis Estep is ssho/w. n checking a catalogue of farm equipment replacement _. _-- —.� �„'•'X`.�X"d:�-'+�%�%;>-'.�s��SrX� 3 �r.�xy3is:�• e'er *Manu,actu,e• s PTO rated s +e'• e ended warranty and the MF Ctub Pavel and mettnan0 $e d,SCOuntS t+ Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. 150 Thames Road, Exeter 235-0743 r MASSEY-fEAQUSON