The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-11, Page 12hi—JU Wingham Advance -Times, April 11, 1979
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Credit Union asset growth slows
Growth of North Huron CTedtt
Union slowed in 1978, but the
LES AUfinancial picture brightened and
1 I "", #.% a five per cent dividend watt
Col shared by more than 800 credit
CENTRAL ONTARIO FARM DEALERS'
:1,000,000. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Hosted by:
SALLANS EQUIPMENT LTD.
1876 Huron Road, KITCHENER, Clint.
R iEpIJUD DUE TO STORM
Sat. April 14 9:00 a.m. sharp
10 trucks and can, 31 troctors (all sizes and makes), 7 spreaders 15
plows, 7 discs, 8 cultivators, 5 planters. 17 combines, 6 cornheads.
17 harvesters, large baler, mower conditioner, subsoie subsoiler
assorted turf lawn and garden tractors and equipment, assort office
and shop equipment, etc. etc. etc.
THIS IS THE TIME TO UPGRADE YOUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT
BUY AT THIS AUCTION AT YOUR PRICE I
PARTIAL LIST ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES
VIEWING APRIL 12 & 13
TERMS: $100 cash deposit on major items and vehicles. Balance by
cash or certified cheque Monday, April 16,79. Cash, company cheques,
or as posted or announced.
M. R. JUTZI A CO. INC.
Industrial LiquIclators, Appraisers and Auctioneers
Professionals in the orderly liquidation of
Construction, Industrial and Commerciol Enterprises
69 Sydney S., Kitchener - (519)743-8221
AUCTION SALE
of contents from an Arthur Township home
to be sold at
MOUNT FOREST AUCTION CENTRE
690 Queen Street East (on Hwy. 1#89)
Mount Forest
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH AT 1:00 P.M.
Immaculate 7 piece stencilled bedroom suite; 8 piece walnut
dining room suite; kneehole desk; odd dressers; beds; sleepy -
hollow rocker; Victorian sidechairs; matching pair of wingback
fireside chairs; Windsor rocker; round oak pedestal table; love-
ly cedar chest; hall table; odd tables; refrigerator; stove; 3 very
large solid oak wardrobes with glass doors; glass and wood
display counters; rare glass, china and primitives, plus
additional consignments.
Partial listing only. Truly an excellent sale so be sure to attend.
AUCTIONEER: AL WARREN & STAFF
Professionals in the orderly of liquidation
18 years experience spe, Aieq. jq Finrryt;
Household and Estate Sales.
Book now for a sale date of your choice.
1-519-323-2138 or 1-519-323-4819 (residence)
Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery and Household Effects
will be held for
RONALD COULTES
Lot 40, Con. 10, East Wawanosh Twp.,
1 block north and 1 block west of Belgrave
Saturday, Apel 21
at 12:15 SHARP
Massey Ferguson 150 gas tractor with loader; Massey Harris
44 gas tractor; Cockshutt 10 ft. swather with hay condition-
er; New Holland 268 hay baler; Massey Ferguson 3 pt. H.
mower; Allied automatic bale stooker with motor; Kingwyse
34 ft. bale elevator on wheels with motor: 20 ft. pipe frame
bale elevator; Bale stook loader fork; 12 ft. chain harrow;
John Deere wagon with 16 ft. rack; John Deere wagon with
20 ft. silage feeder rack; John Deere wagon with 130 bu.
gravity bin; Kongskilde 10 ft. 3 pt. H. cultivator; Hydrein 3
pt. H. 3-14 plow; Land roller; Massey Harris 36 plate trail
disc; Sprayer pump; 3 section diamond harrow with span-
ner; Massey Ferguson 3 point hitch 2 row corn planter; Mas-
sey Harris 4 bar side rake; Feed mixer; New Idea 130 bu.
manure spreader; John Deere 494A corn 4 row planter; Dion
forage blower with pipes; Letz grinder; 3 point hitch wire
winder; Gehl 10" hammer mill; Gehl forage harvester and
New Idea spreader for parts; Circular saw; Round hay feed-
er: Milker pails; 34 ft. extension ladder; 8 ft. steel water
trough; 200 gal. and 500 gal. round metal tanks; Electric
saw; Burdizzo; Electric fencer; Electric fence posts; Steel
posts; 3 roll barb wire; Wheel barrow; Tractor chains; Milk
cons; Forks; Shovels; Quantity cob corn; Approx. 600 bale
straw.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chrome table with 6 chairs; Enter-
prise stove; Utility Table; Studio couch; Radio; Chesterfield
and choir; Pole lamp; Tri light; Small wood tables; Cup-
board; Antique chair; 3 drawer pine cupboard; Electric
broom; Floor polishers; Quebec heater; Fern stand; Rocking
choir; Oil heater; 3 burner oil stove; Extensio table; Cone
bottom chair: Portable TV; Cabinet TV; Sleev� board; Sim.
plicity spinner washer; Desk; Feather tick; CB 140 channel
radio (as new); Folding bed couch; Wood bed with spring;
% iron bed; pine chest; Cedar chest; dresser lamps and pin
up lights; Steamer trunk; Bureau; Wash stand; 5 piece toilet
set; Gallon crock jugs; Gloss and plastic jugs: 6 doz. qt. seal-
ers include boll jars; Books; Bread box and connisters; Wool
carders; Baby buggy; Drapes and curtains. Numerous an-
tique articles found on a century farm.
For Information Phone, 357-1917
TERMS—Cash or Choque with I.D., Farm Sold
Ownor or Aucfionoor not Rospwnsiblo for
Accidents
GEORGE POWELL, Clork
11M STEPHENSON, Bookkoopor
BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctionoor
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BLYTH HOME by auction. Es-
tate auction sale for the late Olive
Johnston, Blyth, on Highway 4
north, April 14,10:30 a.m. Selling
a two bedroom frame house, one
floor, full basement, furnace,
new carpet, on a large lot. Selling
subject to reserve bid; 10 per cent
down, balance 30 days. Mike
Cummings, Auctioneer, RR 4,
Brussels, 8874;352.
ESTATE AUCTION sale of an-
tiques and household effects for
the late Olive Johnston at the
Auction Rooms, Highway 21
south, Goderich on Saturday,
April 14 at 1 P.M. Full listing in
next week's paper. Auctioneers
Mike Cummings, RR 4, Brussels
887-6352 and Marie Salm, Blyth.
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AUCTIONEERS
WALLACE BALLAGH
Teeswater 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley, 395-5353
THURSDAY, APRIL 12—Auction
sale for Wayne Taylor, Con. 10,
Kincardine Twp., 7 miles north of
Kinloss. Hogs, farm equipment
and real estate. Starting at 11
a.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14—Reg-
ular weekly sale at Brussels
Stockyards, changed to Saturday
for Easter weekend only.
MONDAY, APRIL 16—Auction
sale for Victor Gawley, 21n miles
north of Ripley, then 21/z miles
east on Con. 12. Farm machinery,
household effects and antiques.
Starting at 11 a.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21—Out-
standing auction sale offarm
machinery and household effects,
antiques, for Alfred Grubb, Sia
mile east of Teeswater in Culross
Twp., on Bruce County Road 16,
starting at 10 a.m.
luuon members.
That was part of the report by
credit union manager George
Michie Monday night at the
annual meeting of North Huron
Credit Union.
The meeting was slated for last
Friday night, but the storm
forced the delay. Mr. Michie said
it seemed the credit_ union
couldn't get away from winter
storms no matter when the an-
nual meeting is slated. It was put
off until April this year so there
would be no weather problems.
Mr Michie noted that assets of
the member -owned credit union
increased just $27,000 in 1978,
well down from the 1977 growth of
$350,000. At the end of March,
1979, assets stood at about $1.1
million.
The biggest concern foe. ;the
Achievement
days set for
accessories
The achievement days for
'Accessories—The Final Touch'
will represent the end of another
4-H homemaking unit in Huron
County. Club members studied
how accessories can best accent
their wardrobes and became
more aware of how to select and
care for jewelry, shoes, belts,
scarves and hats. They also
sewed a simple accessory to
wear in the summer months.
County home economists,
Grace Bird and Bea Me-
Clenaghan, will be conducting
achievement days throughout the
county in the coming months.
The days set for North Huron
are: Dungannon, Brookside
Public School, April 25 at 7:30
p.m.; Ethel, Grey Central Public
School, May 1, 7:30 p.m.; Blyth,
Hullett Central Public School,
May 7, 7:30 p.m.; and Gorrie,
Howick Central Public School,
May 12, 9:00 a.m.
Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm Machinery
and some
Household Effects
will be held for
E. R. McQUILLIN
North 1/2 of Lot 21, Con. 14, West Wowanosh, 3 miles
east of Lucknow, on Highway 86.
THURSDAY, APRIL 19 at 1:00 O'CLOCK
Massey Ferguson 35 tractor; G.W. 36 ft. bale elevator; International
15 run seed drill; International hay conditioner; Mildmay threshing
machine with belts; International 2 furrow trail plow; Deerborne 2 fur-
row hydraulic plow; Dewborne hydraulic disc; walking plow; 4 section,
diamond harrows; rubber tired wagon with rack; steel tired wagon;
George White 8 ft. cultivator; stuffier; Massey Harris binder; heavy
sleigh; fanning mill; cream separator (like new); 2 wheel barrows; vice;
hemlock lumber; heavy horse harness; chain saw; lawn mower; 2
chesterfields; chairs; McClary wood stove; Duro-therm oil stove with
200 gallon oil tank; electric stove; single bed and mattress; folding
bed; medium size mattress; fruit jars and miscellaneous items.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
BRIAN RINTOUL AUCTIONEER
Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery will be held for
ALLAN McBURNEY
Lot 34, Con. 10, East Wawanosh, 3 blocks west
and 1 mile north of Belgrave
Monday, April 16
at 1:00 P.M.
FARM MACJIINERY: Minneapolis Molene Jet Star 3 -gas
tractor with heat houser and 2600 hrs.; Minneapolis
U tractor; Cockshutt 3 point hitch - 3 furrow plow;
Kewanee 36 plate hydraulic wheel disc; Turnco land
packer; Sanderum 11' 3 point hitch cultivator; Molene
PTO - 110 bu. manure spreader; 5 section diamond
harrows with stretcher; 12 ft. chain harrow; Inter-
national 15 run seed drill; Massey Ferguson 7' - 3 point
hitch mower; International roll bar rake; New Holland
270 baler with grain chute; New Holland 37 bole elevator;
John Deere hay conditioner; 3 wagons with rocks; 1800
bales of year old hay off fresh seeding; 1977 John Deere
21-30 tractor with 145 looder, 350 hrs., roll guard bar,
canopy heat houser; 1977 John Deere 4-16 semi mount
plow; Gravity 135 bu. grain bin; Gravity 185 bu. grain
bin-, New Idea corn picker sheller; Massey grinder;
Case hammer mill; Gehl hammer mill; lett grinder;
2 cattle oilers; Solt 'feeder; 3 roll page fence; 75
cedar posts: Steel posts; Lucknow snow blower 6'A',
like new, 3 pth.; General electric washer; Used
lumber; Dog house; Numerous miscellaneous orticles
found on a family form. This machinery is in good
condition - for information phone 357-1598.
TERMS — Cash or Codi o with 1. D.
ovnw or Anctieaoor Mot RespoNsiie for AcddoMts
GEORGE POWELL
Clerk
11M STEPHENS011
Bookkeeper
BRIAN RINTOUL
Aacte m w
board of directors in 1978 was the
local credit union dividends are
rapidly increasing interest rates.
paid only to people who live or
Rates charged on loans jumped
work in the area, he reminded
to 15 per cent from the 12 per cent
members.
charged at the start of 1978.
The credit committee, which
i,oans under =1,500 are charged
must approve large loans and
12 per cent, the maximum rate
mortgages, had a busy year, with
allowed under the Small Loans
total personal loans of $690,407
Act
and mortgages totalling $165,916.
The local credit union now is
Gerry Belanger reported for the
borruwing money from the
committee and recommended
Ontario Credit Union League at
the ceiling on mortgages be lifted
12 per cent and because of its
to $35,000 from $25,000.
overhead costs, the credit union
The provincial credit union
is losing about one per cent on the
league is presently studying the
loans unde00.
use of credit cards and may
Mr Michie told the 59 credit
recommend that credit unions
union members present and their
issue them.
guests that their cooperative
In other business at the annual
financial institution had sold
meeting Ken Wheeler was voted
$40.000 worth of registered
into the credit committee for
retirement savings plans (RR-
another three years. Elected to
SPs ) in 1978. There had been
the board of directors was Doug
some concern whether the credit
Walker and returned to the board
union was financially st4ble
for three-year terms were Jack
enough to issue RRSPs but it has
Taylor and Archie Purdon.
been given provincial approval to
sell them.
a continuing promem w►ul tur
local credit union and
bankruptcies have been making
problems for North Huron.
In reviewing the credit union's
books, auditors recommended
that loans to borderline credit
risks not be issued, that instead
of issuing large loans that they be
switched to first mortgages and
that a larger allowance be made
for doubtful accounts.
Mr. Michie estimated that the
credit union didn't lose money
when Standard Trust moved to
town. While the trust company
distributes its profits to owners
who don't live in Wingham, the
The Nifty Knotters
LAKELET—Six girls an-
swered the roll call telling three
ways of caring for shoes to make
them last longer, when the Nifty
Knotters met at the home of Miss
Margaret Kreller.
The leaders gave information
about selecting and caring for
jewellery, earrings, pins,
necklaces, bracelets and rings. A
jewellery grab-bag game was
played with members trying to
match the personality of a piece
of jewellery with the personality
of its owner.
Each of the girls also made a
sample of the slip stitch.
Estate Auction Sale
Of HouseWW Effects mW Antiques for the late
MISS. OLIVE JOHNSTON
BLYTH
At the Auction Rooms, Hwy. 21,
one mile south of Goderich
Saturday, April 14
at 1:00 P.M.
24" Electrohome colour TV; Westinghouse freezer;
electric stove; fridge; portable automatic washer; 5
o pc:,vwple kitchen set with round table; chesterfield
and chairs; vanity; chest of drawers; bed; studio
couch; treadle sewing machine; sewing cabinet; hall
table; small tables; gromaphone; Victorian platform
rocker; hoosier cupboard (complete); sideboard; fern
stand; dining room table; commodes; oak rocker;
wicker rocker; post cards and album; frames; sealers;
bedding; copper boilers; oil lamps; lanterns; churn;
coins; Limoges tea set; R.S. Germany; Nippon; Nori-
take; quantity of Depression glass; pressed glass;
dishes; step ladder; garden tools, etc., etc.
TERMS — CASH .
Auctioneers -
MARIE SALM - Blyth 523.9641
MIKE CUMMINGS - Brusiels 887-6352
FARMERS b DEALERS
RESERVE THIS DATE
Saturday, April 21, 1979
10:00 A.M. Sharp
FOR OUR ANNUAL
GIGANTIC AUCTION
Of New and Used Equipment
TRACTORS: Over 45 tractors to choose from.
Some with loaders 8 cabs, up to 150 h.p. Also Case
skid steer loader. J.D. 350 crawler loader.
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: Over 60 plows, discs,
cultivators, land packers, seed drills, fertilizer
spreaders and weed sprayers of most makes.
HAYING EQUIPMENT: Over 30 balers, throwers,
stockers, hay bines, self propelled swathers, hay
conditioners, mowers, rakes, elevators, hay
wagons, crop choppers and Zero grazing boxes.
HARVESTERS: Over 20 harvesters including N.H.,
self propelled and several forage blowers and forage
boxes.
SPREADERS: 15 excellent spreaders of various
sizes, both single and tandem axle, some with hydr.
end gates.
COMBINES: 9 self-propelled 8 pull type combines,
some with cornheads.
CARS & TRUCKS: 1968 Int. feed truck with hoist,
blower, etc. 1964 Dodge stake truck with duals.
1974 Ford Maverick 2 door car. 1973 Chrysler
Newport 4 door car. 1969 Cadillac 4 door hard top.
1973 Plymouth Fury 3 4 -door hardtop.
MISCELLANEOUS: Gravity boxes, grain chopper,
air compressor, tractor cabs, post hole diggers,
scrapper blades, snowbiowers, hay feeder,
wagons, grain augers, stone picker forks,
snowmobiles, lawn and garden equipment, boat,
motor, trailers, mini bikes, and Sunset travel trailer.
List subject to additions and deletions, due to nor-
mal business
All equipment to be sold, owned by Wayne Ward
Farm Equipment with no consignments. Selling
by number only.
PLEASE NOTE: Tractors sell at 2:30 P.M. Sharp
Terms Cash or cheque day of sale
Lunch Booth on grounds Trucking available
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible
for accidents day of sale
PLAN TO ATTEND EARLY
AUCTIONEER
Cliff Gilbert
RR 4, Wlarton Ph. 534-0606
Open Monday to Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Wayne Ward Farm Equipment
The dealer that make.,, the difference
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Bel raV0
Michael and Kelly Galbraith of
Whitby spent the past two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van
Camp, Keith and Kevin, while
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Galbraith, holidayed in South
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy McLean
and Bradley of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hopper. Heather,
Carol and KendraA
of S. Bnuli-
sels, Mr. and Mrs, Greg nook,
Jackie and Carla qt RR 1, B111111 -
grave were diaper guests of their
parents, Mr. and )firs. Eldon
Cook and Eric, and grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claraw
Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Carrie
Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Americo Arruda,
Maria and Micfielle of Toronto,
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Cliff Logan.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery, ftes w E1110cis bw
Antiques will be held for
VICTOR GAWLEY
21/2 miles north of Ripley on Bruce Cowrh► Rd.
No. 1, then 21/2 ales east on Con. 12, Huron
Township on
Mon., April 16
at 11:00 a.m.
TRACTORS: 880 David Brown; Model 22 M.H. and load-
er.
TILLAGE AND SEEDING EQUIPMENT: Case 3 furrow 12"
bottom plow; Massey Harris 16 plate disc; 9' Flem-
stofte cultivator; 9'/2' Kongskilde cultivator; No. 11
Cockshutt 13 run seed drill; 4 sections of diamond
harrows and pole plus 3 extra sections; land packer;
grass seeder; No. 130 M.F. manure spreader.
NAT AND HARVEST EQUIPMENT: New Idea mov4er; Case
4 bar rake; 16' 4" grain auger and motor; wagon
and rack; 2 grain boxes and rubber tired wagon; No.
60 Allis Chalmers combine; McKee harvester and
wagon.
MISCELLANEOUS: Art Helm snowblower; electric fencers -
1 hydro.
V.aUSN10LD EFFECTS AND MUMS: Chesterfield and chair;
chesterfield chair; platform rocker; swivel chairs;
occasional chair and rocker - matching captain's
chair; cane bottom chairs; leather seated chairs;
space saver; buffet; dining room table; small tables;
library table; single bed, springs and mattress, dresser
and stand; iron bed with springs and mattress, dres-
ser and chest of drawers; bed, springs, mattress,
dresser; chest of drawers; hospital bed table; wash-
stand; treadle sewing machine; cedar chest; trunks;
automatic Kenmore washer; Westinghouse dryer; 15'
Kelvinator freezer; Universal fridge; G.E. stove; wood-
en kitchen chairs; Hoover floor polisher; Electrolux
vacuum cleaner-, quantity of dishes and kitchen uten-
sils; dash churn; barrel churn; crocks; copper boiler;
milk bucket, strainer and pail; cowhide buffalo robe;
Annex plus stove pipes; fur coat and gauntlet; power
Lawn mower; garden tiller; quantity of other antiques.
OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Lunch Booth on Grounds Farm Sold
Terms — Cash
Owner and Auctioneers not Responsible for any
Accidents in any way Connected with Sale i
f Owner: VICTOR GAWLEY
Auctioneers:
GRANT McDONALD, Ripley 39S-5353
WALLACE BALLAGH, Teeswater 392-6170
Auction Sale
Of Property, Livestock and Machinery will be heW for
JAMIESON BROTHERS
Lot 40-41, Con. A, East Wolwenosh Township,
1 mile west of Beigmve
Thursday, April 12
at 12:00 Noon
LIVESTOCK: 4 Angus X Hereford cows with calves re -
bred Angus; Angus X Hereford cow with calf (open);
Red Angus cow with calf (open); Blue cow with calf;
6 Angus cows with calves some rebred; Angus cow due
at sale time; Red Angus cow with calf rebred;
Angus cows with calves; Angus heifer bred 3 months;
3 Angus heifers 850 to 900 lbs. (open); 6 Angus steers
800 to 900 lbs.; York hog 1 year old off pure bred
stock; 2 York sows open; Sow bred in December; Sow
due in March. ,
All cows bred to Unit Angus sires and brucellosis
tested.
MACHINERY: John Deere A.R. tractor; Cockshutt 30
tractor with loader; International 2 furrow ace bottom
plow; John Deere trail 28 plate tandem disc; Flex link
10' 2 year old harrow; New Idea 7' mower; Cockshutt
4 ^bar side delivery rake; Massey Ferguson no. 10
baler; John Deere hay fluffer; Massey Ferguson 13 A
run seed drill; Wagon with rack; 2 wheel trailer; 36' ;
hay elevator on wheels; International manure spread- ;
er; Grain dryer; Chain saw; 12' grain auger; Thresher
belt; Tractor chains; Farm tools; 1200 bu. mix grain; A
Air compressor; Baler twine; Lumber; Quantity of wood;
McClary kitchen stove; Chest of Drawers; Numerous
antique household items.
PROPERTY: Property consists of 152 acres with 100 acres
workable on paved road. 20 acres of good hardwood
timber, 30 acres of pasture with trout stream. Barn
46' x 56' with cattle ties and loose pens; Pig barn 30' x
24'; Machinery shed 24'x 27% Frame home has 5 bed-
rooms, 3 pc. bath, full basement, drilled well. Pro-
perty will be offered subject to a reserve bid, if not
sold previous to sale day. For, information phone
357-2809.
TOM ON PROPERTY —1 S % dawn, hAw r 1 in 30 drys
Terms on Machinery, Livestock, Miscellaneous —
Cash or Cheque with I.D.
Owners or Auctioneers not Responsible for AssidWs
GEORGE POWELL
Clerk
JIM STEPHENSON
Bookkeeper
BRIAN RINTOUL
Auctioneer
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