22 Thursday, October 3, 2024 BATTLE CREEK SHOPPER NEWS http://www.thebattlecreekshopper.com
PUBLIC AUCTION
Conducted by
MICHAEL AUCTION & REALTY SERVICE LLC
THE COMPLETE AUCTION, REAL ESTATE & APPRAISAL SERVICESIDNEY (SID) MICHAEL JOHN MICHAEL
65 HILLSDALE ST. 3RD GENERATION
HILLSDALE,MI 49242 AUCTIONEER/REALTOR
Office: 517-437-7387 COLDWATER 517-398-1855
http://www.michaelauctions.biz
Serving Mi.-In.-& OhioSATURDAY, OCT. 5 T 11:00 AM
Located at 4271 Houseknecht Rd., Jonesville, MI. 49250. 1 Mile South of US-12 on Milnes Rd., then East
1 1/2 miles. Please no pets, only ADA certified animals allowed in Auction area. Shuttle service available
at Auction site.
KUBOTA TRACTOR-3 PT. EQUIP.-BLDG. & FARM
SUPPLIES-TOOLS-ANVIL-CAMPER-TANDEM TRAILER
Kubota B7200-4WD-3 sp. Diesel w/60 in. mower deck& only731 hours & with a pair of front &
rear Kubota Ag tires (great runner),; 6X17 tandem trailer w/wood sides; Kubota 3 pt. 52 in. roto
tiller; older 18 ft. camper trailer; 160 bu. Gravity wagon; 7 ft back blade; 2-3 pt. 1 bottom plows;
3 pt. 5 ft disc; 3 pt. gravel rake; 3-pull type spring tooth drags; rock sled; 1 bottom 3 pt. sub soil
plow; 3 pt. boom; 4 ft. clod buster; pull type sprayer w/booms; draw bar seeder; fence panels;
treated 6x6 fence posts; steel posts-grates-rod-angle iron-pipes-etc.; 3-4-8 &11 ft. steel cylinders
(culverts); 11ft.X46 In steel cylinder; elec. cement mixer; quantity of 6 in. PVC pipe & fittings;
can’t sag gates; fencing inc. spool of elec.; old HD generator on wheels; lots of misc. lumber; elec.
Wire; 2 spools copper ground wire; 5 spools of .90 welding wire; 19- ¼ X 4 X 8 sheets of
plywood; Hay Buddon anvil; 5 old gas engines (horizontal shafts); 4-15 in Michelin tires on Jeep
rims; misc. good tires; 4 ft. & a 8 ft. steel shelving unit; old JD & a New Idea galvanized corn
shellers; 48 in. barn fan; drain snakes; lawn cart; 5250 B&S generator; 160 Douglas Fir 2X4X8
ft. (always housed); John’s Red weed whip w/ attachments; John’s Red 625II chain saw; 6-8 ft
woodcarvers bass wood; various 2C4’s; 1800 PSI power washer (gas); 18-2X10X14 # 1 grade
planks; 3-5 ft. sect. scaffold; 2-6ft. sect. scaffold; 20 ft. alum. Ext. ladder; roll of 5 ft. canvas;
Kakita hand planer; misc. sprayers; small air compressor; chain fall-floor jack-live traps-rope-
cords-hose—wire-tie downs-hand winch; DeWalt 12 in. chop saw; Craftsman & Pro Tec 10 in.
table saws; table top hammer mill; shop carts; lots of well kept long handle & hand tools; home
& shop vacs; 12 cases of new qt. canning jars; LP tanks; plastic gas containers;18V DeWalt
circular saw; new walking sprinkler; quantity of food grad plastic bbls; 8 spools of food grade
hose;; 300 ft. of 600PSI air hose; mop buckets; turkey cookers; 40-5 gal. Buckets of powdered
milk & prepper food; Deer targets-blinds-decoys-stands; XL hunting cloths; misc. hunting items;
new Yukon snow shoes; old wringer washer; old GE ref/freezer; old alum. porch glider; misc.
household. Small of household first then to the rest of a great all day auction. Be on time,
something for everyone.PAT & PAULINE MASON: OWNERS
TERMS: Cash or check, credit card w/4% fee. Settlement before removal
Street dogs Lunch on groundsSATURDAY, OCT. 5TH • 11:00 AM
VIEWPOINT
Guest Column
with Captains Mika & Grace Roinila
Salvation Army of Battle CreekGuest Column
with Captains Mika &
Grace Roinila
Salvation Army of Battle
CreekGuest Column
with Captains Mika & Grace Roinila
Salvation Army of Battle CreekGUEST
with Captians Mika & Grace Roinila
Salvation Army of Battle CreekSalvation Army gears upfor Christmas campaignCapts. Grace and Mika Roinila
promoted the Christmas campaign
recently with the Altrusa Service Club
at Barista Blues Café.The Salvation Army provides ser-
vices to the community that many
may not be aware of.
We take this opportunity to share
some of the ministry that we have
delivered across Calhoun and Barry
counties since our arrival to the area
in 1887.
We are known for the help in social
services that is provided, including
utility assistance, rent assistance and
emergency assistance, which are
dependent on available funding.
When funding runs out, we unfor-
tunately cannot help.
The Pathway of Hope Program,
which aims to curtail inter-genera-
tional poverty among families, offers
in-depth case management to helpSee CHRISTMAS on 29overcome barriers that may prevent
people from reaching self-sufficien-
cy, including employment.
Our monthly job fair, on the third
Tuesday of the month, has received
much support.
Many employers, such as
FireKeepers, Walmart and Duncan
Aviation, are hiring candidates dur-
ing the event.
The Salvation Army also provides
a free lunch for all who come to
Sally’s Kitchen.
We serve a nutritious lunch from
11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Monday-
Friday, and 1-2 p.m. Saturday, serv-
ing some 120 people daily.
People can also get food for their
homes from Sally’s Market and our
Emergency Food Pantry, which are
open daily from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Children’s programming and
Sunday services also happen each
week.
If you have a need, The Salvation
Army is here to help your physical
and spiritual needs!
Our ministry in Battle Creek and
beyond is dependent on community
support.
This is why the upcoming
Christmas campaign is a major fund-
raiser that provides much support for
our work throughout the year.
This year, the campaign will run
from Nov. 8 through Dec. 24, and
volunteer registration is already
available online at https://www.regis-
tertoring.com.