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A hike into the Grand Canyon an awe-inspiring journey

“Come on …”

My thoughts, though not manifesting themselves into words, are directed at the driver of the shuttle bus hauling us to the head of South Kaibab trail here at the Grand Canyon.

I’ve had my healthy breakfast, complete with an edge of caffeine. I’ve ridden the shuttle all the way here to the visitors’ center. The other five in our group left a while ago to start down the trial. Now I’m champing at the bit to begin.

It is 12:05 p.m. when I get to the South Kaibab trail head at the rim of one of the seven wonders of the world. Without wasting time trying to wax eloquent about the Grand Canyon, let me just say this to those who haven’t seen it. The pictures are awe inspiring. However, they do not do justice to standing on the edge and gazing at this yawning, colorful expanse.

Today I’m in a hurry though. The others left a while ago and I’m afraid I won’t catch up on the way down. I start hustling down, jogging sometimes down the steps of the switchbacks. Soon sweat forms. The weather here in Arizona is warm, unlike the climate we left in … no, we’re not going to discuss that.

Soon the others appear ahead of me on the trail. Dad, Mom, sister Emily, her friend Esther Lehman and Dad’s right hand man, Owen Yoder, are strung out along the trail. Dad had surgery on his leg a week ago, now he’s hiking this seven-mile trail into the Grand Canyon. He’s either reckless or brave, but I am glad he decided to do it. At least he and Mom are moving at a fairly methodical pace.

Their pace allows us younger four to kill some time. We stop about two-thirds of the way down on a kitchen-tablesized rock overlooking the Colorado River and play a game of Rook.

This rock has probably seen lots of people and happenings in the thousands of years it has perched here. To my knowledge though, the record will reflect that the first game ever played on Rook Rock was lost by Emily Beachy and Owen Yoder despite a gallant effort.

We have time to chat here, too.

I find out that during an earlier discussion, the question came up of whether or not our tour guide of yesterday would take us again. Esther is confident he would. “He knows which side his butter is breaded on,” she explains.

After the game, we continue down the trail, noticing things becoming greener as we drop in elevation. Mom and Dad beat us to our destination, Phantom Ranch.

Phantom Ranch, located at the bottom of the canyon, is unique in that all the supplies are either carried in by

humans or packed in by mules that are resting in the corral when we walk by.

Nevertheless, they feed us well during our two-night, one-day stay. We enjoy it despite many of us doing the “Canyon Shuffle” due to our sore legs.

While hiking during the day down here, the others meet a gentleman that asks them if this is the stop for the shuttle bus. Deadpan man.

I corner him in the lodge that evening and ask if I’m on the right road to San Antonio.

“No,” he corrects me. “This is the road to Miami. Go down to the river, take a left and when you get to Dallas, you’ve gone too far.”

Thank you. That clears up my confusion.

Thursday we eat breakfast at 5:30 a.m. and are on the Bright Angel Trail shortly thereafter. We stop and snack at Indian Gardens. This is the halfway point in the nine-mile trail but we’ve only gained about a third of the altitude we need. The difficult part remains.

At some point, the notion enters my head to see if I can reach the top by noon. Time for high gear.

The trail climbs rapidly. I puff, sweat, walk briskly and sometimes jog. Man, this is a grueling climb. The weather is cool enough though, and I have eaten well. This is optimal. The ice on the trail for the last mile is not.

When I finally reach the rim, it is 12:08 p.m. and my legs are hollering. I gaze into the canyon from the rim once more. I’ve just spend two days in it, but the view is still gripping.

Awesome is a word that is much overused and misused today. I t does though, apply to God’s Grand Canyon.

By Loren Beachy

Loren Beachy is an auctioneer and real estate broker with Bright Star Realty and Auctions in Middlebury. He was formerly an elementary school teacher at a local parochial school teacher for eight years. Some of his stories were written a few years ago while teaching. He enjoys fast horses, hot peppers, and strong coffee.

PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

LOCATED: 1 mile north of Millersburg, IN on SR 13 to CR 40, then east 1½ mile.

ADDRESS: 10416 CR 40, Millersburg, IN 46543

PARCEL #1: 6 acres and buildings.

HOUSE : 36' x 40', 2 story on full basement with walkout, 5 bedroom, 2 full bath, 8' x 20' front porch with roof, 20' x 28' entrance, 8' x 26' addition with sewing room & den room, 12' x 14' patio on backside, LP lights & appliances.

BARN : 32' x 46' pole type with 30' x 32' lean with hay loft, 4 box stalls, 4 tie stalls, shed area.

SHOP : 32' x 52' fully insulated & lined, LP lights.

SHOP #2: 30' x 60' with 14' x 16' motor room.

PHONE SHACK • 8' X 12' GARDEN SHED

PARCEL #2: 8 acres, woods, borders Stoney Creek River, good deer hunting.

NOTES: Solar panel water system. There is a calf contract available.

TERMS: 5% down evening of the auction (non-refundable) with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 60 days after auction with possession given September 8, 2023 (possibly earlier.) Taxes will be pro-rated. Seller agrees to pay $1200 rent per month from day of closing to day of possession. Any announcements made evening of the auction take precedence over printed matter. Seller has the right to reject any or all bids.

Parcel #2 8 +/- Acres

Parcel #1 6 Acres

Owners - Devon & Lena Miller

MILL PARK

PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

TUESDAY, MAR. 28, 2023

29 ACRES • 4 PARCELS HOUSE • BARN • POND • WOODS

PARCEL #1: 15 acres, house, barn, woods, pond.

HOUSE : Tri level 1,688 sq. ft. finished, 2 bedroom, 1½ bath, attached 20' x 24' garage, patio area, home is overlooking a bi pond & marsh area to see lots of wildlife.

BARN : 24' x 24' pole barn, 1 box stall.

UTILITY BARN : 12' x 14', insulated, currently used as kennel.

PARCEL #2: 10 acres, mostly recreational land, great hunting, 150' road frontage.

PARCEL #3: 2 acres with possible building site.

PARCEL #4: 2 acres with possible building site.

NOTES: Great duck, geese, deer hunting area. Solar panel, battery water system, ozone unit.

Parcel #1

inspect

334’ 150’ 256 ’ 266 ’ 21 4 ’ Parcel #4 2 Acres Parcel #3 2 Acres Parcel #1 15 Acres Parcel #2 10 +/- Acres 1185 ’ 1325 ’ 588’ 400’

Owners - Nate & Marlene Stutzman

PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY #1 LOCATED: 1 mile east of Bristol, IN on CR 8 to CR 27, south ½ mile to CR 108, then east 1 mile.

ADDRESS: 15776 CR 108, Bristol, IN 46507

PROPERTY #2 LOCATED: ½ mile north of Bristol, IN on SR 15 on east side of road.

ADDRESS: 031-031, Bristol, IN 46507

WEDNESDAY, MAR. 29, 2023

Ending at 4:00 pm

HOUSE : Remodeled in 2019, single story on partial basement with walkout, 2,258 sq. ft. finished, 4 bedroom, 2 full bath, fireplace, LP lights, natural gas lights, covered front & back porches, wood fireplace insert.

BARN : 32' x 52' hiproof bank barn with 20' x 52' lean, currently set up as a kennel.

SHOP : 28' x 46' pole type.

SHOP #2: 24' x 40' insulated & lined.

12' X 18' 3 SIDED HORSE SHELTER

NOTES: Don’t miss this beautiful setting with a pond and woods, rolling pasture, partial concrete driveway and big shade trees.

#1 Starting Bid $575,000

Public welcome to inspect real estate Feb. 24, Mar. 2 & 9 from 3-5pm or by appointment with the auctioneers.

You can call and leave a bid anytime, where we keep high bid on voicemail 574-642-0444, until March 29, where we will FINALIZE OVER THE PHONE AT (574) 642-0444 AT 4:00PM.

TERMS: 5% down evening of the auction (non-refundable) with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after auction with pos given August 8, 2023 (or possibly earlier.) Taxes will be pro-rated. Seller agrees to pay $1000 rent per month from day of closing to day of possession. Any announcements made evening of the auction take precedence over printed matter. Seller has the right to reject any or all bids.

BIDDING ENDS AT 4:30 PM

WOODS : Great hunting area. This property could possibly be zoned to industrial. Great location. City sewer, water, 3 phase electric. 20-03-23-377-006.000-031

#2 Starting Bid $165,000

TERMS: 5% down evening of the auction (non-refundable) with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 30 days after auction with possession given at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Any announcements made evening of the auction take precedence over printed matter. Seller has the right to reject any or all bids.

For contact with the auctioneers on the day of the sale, call Glendon Yoder 260-585-4030

Owners - Daniel & Karen Wingard

11.17 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN • SHOP

PROPERTY #2: 14.89 ACRES WOODS

PHONE BID REAL ESTATE AUCTION

HOUSE : Tri level 25' x 28' with single story 28' x 31', attached 24' x 24' insulated & lined garage, 4 bedroom, 1¾ bath, new kitchen in 2022, 10' x 31' deck, natural gas lights & appliances.

BARN : 36' x 48' with attached 20' x 30' insulated shop, hay loft, 2 box stalls, 4 tie stalls, lots of shop area, water, drain.

NOTES: Battery pack with solar panel water system. All concrete driveway, lots of trees. Well kept property.

Starting Bid $385,000

Public welcome to inspect real estate Feb. 28, Mar. 7 &14 from 3-5pm or by appointment with the auctioneers.

You can call and leave a bid anytime, where we keep high bid on voicemail 574-642-0444, until April 3, where we will FINALIZE OVER THE PHONE AT (574) 642-0444 AT 4:00PM.

TERMS: 5% down evening of the auction (non-refundable) with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after auction with possession given September 30, 2023 (or possibly earlier.) Taxes will be pro-rated. Seller agrees to pay $900 rent per month from day of closing to day of possession. Any announcements made evening of the auction take precedence over printed matter. Seller has the right to reject any or all bids.

Owners - Freeman & Dorene Yoder

For contact with the auctioneers on the day of the sale, call Glendon Yoder 260-585-4030

If I knew I was going to live this long, I'd have taken better care of

3.7 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN

PHONE BID SHOP AUCTION

BENEFIT COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC • FOR QUESTIONS OF THIS BUILDING PROJECT, CALL MARLIN BONTRAGER AT 574-825-1075

Specifications:

• Permits for personal storage building

• Excavating for flat building site including up to 20 hours onsite prep

• Fill dirt will be at buyers expense

• 6" x 4' poured wall foundation

• 24' x 44' will have 9' ceiling with room-in-attic-truss

• 40' x 44' will have 12' walls with cathedral ceiling approximately 19'

• (1) floor drain in center stubbed to outside of building

• (1) ½" foam under 4" concrete floor

• 2" x 6" exterior walls with 7/16 OSB and Tyvek 12" concrete curb

Starting Bid $100,000

You can call and leave a bid anytime, where we keep high bid on voicemail 574-642-0444, until April 12, where we will FINALIZE OVER THE PHONE AT (574) 642-0444 AT 4:00 PM.

TERMS: No money down on night of auction. 50% down after framework complete, then balance due 30 days after contractors are done.

• 6/12 roof trusses with G-rib metal roof on 2' x 4' sheeting

• Embossed metal ceiling

• (11) 34" x 48" DH vinyl windows

• (2) 3668 ½ glass exterior doors

• 20" overhang on back

• Vinyl siding, vinyl soffit, and fascia

• 8' porch overhang 32' x 8' wrap around corner

8' deep with 12'w x 8'h overhead door with a 16' gable centered over overhead door

• (4) rough sawn post with knee braces

• 12'w x 10'h overhead door into cathedral part of shop

• R38 blown-in cellulose insulation in ceiling

• 8' x 72' concrete pad along front of building

• Aluminum guttering and downspouts

• Insulation for wall and wall covering and labor are not included

• Must be built before October 1, 2023

NOTE: The buyer of the illustrated building chose to make some modifications (at extra cost) beyond the spec sheet - extending the wrap-around porch and adding a third exterior door.

Feb. 16-18 / Shipshewana, IN

Michiana Sportsman Gun Auction

Feb. 25 / Ligonier, IN

Patricia Becker (Fashion Farms)

Mar. 6 / Topeka, IN

Paul & Mary Etta Nisley Phone

Mar. 7 / Ligonier, IN

Marvin & Marla Schrock

Mar. 11 / Topeka, IN Devon & Ruby Miller

Mar. 13 / Millersburg, IN

Lewis & Beth Yoder

Mar. 27 / Topeka, IN

Memorial Day Pony Auction Call In 4:00pm

Apr. 1 / LaGrange, IN

Harley & Marietta Lambright

Auction

Apr. 8 / LaGrange, IN

Herman & Mary Miller

Auction

Apr. 12 / LaGrange, IN

C.H.C. “New Shop”

Apr. 15

Honeyville Consignment

Apr. 18 / Millersburg, IN

Vernon & Erma Miller

Auction

Apr. 19 / Topeka, IN

Marvin & Erma Lambright Public Auction

May 29 / Topeka, IN

Memorial Day Pony Auction

Topeka Livestock Auction Barn

May 30 / Topeka, IN

Ivan & Pollyanna Hochstetler, Kenneth & Kathryn Hochstetler Public Auction

June

Apr. 25 / Ligonier, IN Winding Creek School

Apr. 28 / Topeka, IN

May 9 / Millersburg, IN

Joe & Mary Etta Lambright

June

May 13 / Honeyville, IN Honeyville Auction Center

May 16 / Topeka, IN

Paul & Mary Etta Nisley

May 17 / Millersburg, IN

Benton Prairie School

May 19 & 20 / Topeka, IN

Topeka Livestock Auction Barn Riding Horse Auction & Ride

May 27 / Topeka, IN

Premier Sheep Breeders Auction

Topeka Livestock Auction Barn

June

June

& Elaine Yoder

Auction

July 10

Labor Day Pony Auction Call In 4:00pm

Sept. 4

Labor Day Pony Auction Topeka Livestock Auction Barn

Oct.

Oct.

• Anglin Rd. Farms

• Arbonne

• Barnwood Designs

• Beech Rd. Seeds

• Beechy’s Weddings & Promotions

• Blue Ribbon Kettle Korn

• Bontrager Water One

• Cedar Road Gazebos

• Centropix

• Country Market Basket

• Crushed Grain (Our Father’s Food)

• Cutco Cuttery

• Dan’s Resale

• Das Leuchten

• Design Hut

• Diamond Tackle

• Double M Poly

• Elite Custom Carriage

• Elite Flooring

• Fox Ridge Taxidermy

• GMY Sales

• Goldview Products (Mini Greenhouses)

• Hand Paintings

• Helmuth Bee Farm

• Herb Kits

• Hoosier Wind & Solar

• JNS Flooring

• KC Innovations

• Lemongrass

• Little Herb Shop

• Little Nook Bookstore

• Lone Maple Feed & Harness

• Macrame by Jemima

• Mary & Martha

• Middlebury Auction Company

• Miller Custom Plastics

• Norwex

• Pampered Chef

• Paper & Pearls

• Party Lite

• Pine Valley Feeds

• Pinnacle Designs

• Plain N Simple

• Quality Tackle

• Reign

• Ringtele

• Shaklee

• Simply Delightful

• Sisel

• Stampin Up

• Sweet Goodness Cake Co

• Thistlemoor Pottery

• Trager

• Triple Oak Sales

• Tupperware

• Vollara

• Yutzy Enterprises

• 18” Dolls & Accessories

George Bernard Shaw

Wearing blankets on your horses can be a big benefit in the correct situations, but also may cause discomfort in some situations.

There is so much to choose from. First, pick your outer material, like 600, 1000, and 1200 Denier, RipStop, Polyester, Cordura, etc. Next, your liner, like quilted, felt, fleece, windbreaker and more. And now to decide between rugs, or fitted blankets to turnouts, stable, fly, frost, waterproof, water-repellent, breathable, shoulder gassets, tail flaps, double belly straps, snap or buckle front closures, etc.

So how do you decide what you need for your situation?

Ask yourself the following questions:

• Am I turning them out after workouts, or am I stalling after workouts?

• Can my horse exercise after blanketing?

• Can they get out the wind and rain?

Blanketing horses in cold weather can decrease hay intake significantly. If the weather is too warm, it will make them uncomfortable. To sum it up, most blankets have their own reason for design, material and pricing. If you need help choosing a blanket, come see us or call.

Barb Buster Supreme Turnout Barb Buster Turnout

Arctic Stable-Turnout

Warrior Stable-Turnout

Felt Lined Shaft Loop Blanket

House:

• 1620 sq ft

• 3 bed 2 bath

• Wood heat (though still has forced air furnace)

• Newer windows

• Finished crawl space

• Needs flooring

Barn:

• 48x48

• 32x48 hay loft

• Needs some finishing touches (with rough sawn lumber left to finish)

• New fence & gates for pasture

Phone Bidding Ends: March 21st - 5PM

Garage/Shop:

• 30x32

• Fully insulated

• Electric

• Overhead door

• Attic storage

Property Highlights:

• 2 +/- acres of woods with some deer activity

• Large garden

• Blacktop driveway

• Nice stone firepit area

• 8x10 chicken house

Open house: March 7, 14, & 21 from 3-5 PM.

Great starter property close to LaGrange! Seldom do we find a property of this caliber at this price!

Starting bid: $135,000 then sells to the high bidder.

2135 E US 20 LaGrange, IN 46761

House:

• 1660 sq. ft.

• 3 bed - 1 bath

• Newer flooring

• Newer metal roof

• Solar system

Barn:

• 28x40

• 2 box stalls

• Concrete and water

• Pasture area

• 8x12 garden shed

• Nice garden area

electric stand on forklift

Cadet LTX 1040

March 15th / Ebensburg, PA AJ Wood Products

March 24th / Middlefield, OH

Various Consignors Lake Erie Equipment Consignment Auction

April 1st/ South Bend, IN

Tony’s Mobile Service

Mechanics Lien Vehicles Auction

April 5th & 6th/ Middlebury, IN

Various Consignors Spring SMC Equipment Consignment Auction

March 16th

Poulsen Lumber

9 AM - (Part of the March Virtual Auction)

March 16th

Pellet Mill Equipment

10:30 AM - (Part of the March Virtual Auction)

March 16th

Lemler Sawmill

1 PM - (Part of the March Virtual Auction)

March 17th

Various Consignors March Virtual Auction

March 28th / Lawrenceburg, TN Cabinets To Go Engineered Flooring Line

April 21st

Various Consignors

April Virtual Auction

March 30th / Pine Apple, AL

Owens Lumber Co Sawmill Liquidation Auction

April 27th / Wooster, OH Various Consignors OH Central Equipment Consignment Auction

May 11th / Elkin, NC

Various Consignors

Appalachian Consignment Auction

September 14th / Wolcottville, IN

Showcase Equipment

Showcase Expo & Auction

March 1st / LaGrange, IN

Beverly Gage Estate

288 Acres - 13 Parcels - Buildings

March 21st / LaGrange, IN

Marlin Eicher

5 Acres - HouseShop - Barn

March 18th / Rome City, IN

Handshoe RV Surplus

Auction

Normal RV Surplus and more!

March 28th / LaGrange, IN

Mervin Yoder

2.5 Acres - House - Barn

April 11th / Middlebury, IN

Shirley Tapp Estate

14 Acres - Hose - Shop

Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are stiffened. ~ Billy Graham

Borkholder

~ Richard Nixon

ADEC is proud to serve individuals and families in both Elkhart and St Joseph Counties, with Day Programs in Middlebury, Goshen, Bristol, Elkhart, and South Bend.

ADEC ALSO PROVIDES...

MUSIC, BEHAVIORAL, AND RECREATIONAL THERAPIES

FULL SUMMMER CAMP

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

JOB SKILLS TRAINING

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

ADEC’s mission is to advocate for and serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they live lives full of informed choice & possibility!

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I am throwing twice as hard as I ever did. It's just not getting there as fast. ~ Lefty Gomez, New York Yankees pitcher

This brand new, powder coated, pallet racking from the factory. These sizes are currently stocked in our Middlebury, IN warehouse.

DUE TO RISING STEEL PRICES, PALLET RACKING PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

‘PHONE BID’ REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 1 mile north of Millersburg, IN on SR 13 to CR 40, east 1 mile.

ADDRESS: 10980 CR 40, Millersburg, IN 46543

6.13 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN • SHOP

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Friday, March 17, 2023

HOUSE : 28’x52’ double wide, 24’x24’ attached garage, 10’x22’ porch, & 10’x12’ deck, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, LP lights & 48-volt battery pack

BARN: 28’x40’ with 12’ lean, 2 box stalls

SHOP: 28’x40’ with 12’ enclosed lean-to

500 gallon LP tank

10’x6’ chicken coop with fenced area

2 Automatic waterers

Approx. 2 acres in hay

3 Mature apple trees

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 3:00-5:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Friday, March 17, 2023. Starting bid is $375,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 17, 2023 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given June 15, 2023. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter. This property sells contingent upon the sellers purchasing another property.

Owners: JERRY W. & KARI ANNE MILLER

COUNTY RD 40

‘PHONE BID’ REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 5½ miles west of the SR 13 & US 20 junction in Middlebury, IN on US 20 to CR 27, south 1 mile to CR 18, west to first place on right ADDRESS: 17807 CR 18, Middlebury, IN 46540

3.21 ACRES • HOUSE • GARAGE

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Monday, March 20, 2023.

HOUSE: 26’x48’ 1½ story home with an 8’x48’ open front porch, 10’x16’ rear open deck, full walk-out basement, 3 possible 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, main level laundry room, newer natural gas furnace, central air, 200 amp service, kitchen appliances, 2nd floor completely redone, main level has some new flooring and paint

4” Well • (8) Solar panels

DETACHED GARAGE: 24’x28’

STORAGE BUILDING: 8’x10’

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Feb. 16 & Feb. 23 from 3:00-5:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Monday, March 20, 2023. Starting bid is $305,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 20, 2023 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: JK HERITAGE LLC

‘PHONE BID’ REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 1½ miles south of Rome City, IN on SR 9 to 850N, west 2 miles to 100E, continue north ½ mile to 900N, west 1 mile to 15W, north 1/8 mile

ADDRESS: 9110N 15W, Wawaka, IN 46794

22.9 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN • POLE BARN • HOOP BUILDING •

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Tuesday, March 21, 2023.

HOUSE: 30’x64’ manufactured home with a 30’x40’ attached garage, 10’x64’ open porch, 12’x16’ rear open deck, full basement, 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, master bath has jet tub, DS wood burning stove

BARN: 30’x40’ with a 16’x30’ enclosed lean, 4 box stalls, 6 tie stalls, tack room, wash bay, new metal roof in 2022

POLE BARN: 22’x30’ (used for wood shed & shop) insulated generator room

HOOP BUILDING: 20’x30’ (used for hay storage)

Round pen

7-Run dog kennel

16’x20’ 3-sided horse shelter

Yamaha auto-start generator for water system

Approx. 9 acres woods & good hunting!

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 4-6 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4 PM on Tuesday, March 21, 2023. Starting bid is $350,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 21, 2023 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given June 1, 2023. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: DELBERT & ADA RABER

PUBLIC AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 5½ miles south of Middlebury, IN on SR 13 to SR 4, west ½ mile to CR 37, south ¼ mile ADDRESS: 61796 CR 37, Middlebury, IN 46540

SAT, MARCH 18, 2023 • 9:00 AM

Gehl 4610 Diesel Skid Loader with 72” bucket & forks • 12’ single axle trailer

John Deere 445 Garden tractor (hydrostat, liquid cooled, 3 pt. hitch, fuel injected, 5 sets blades)

Mobile Home Items: axle, (6) tires & rims, hubs, bearings, springs & shackles

OUTDOOR MISC • LAWN & GARDEN: 20 ft log splitter; Husqvarna chain saw with 20” bar; pull type fertilizer spreader; 12 gal. lawn sprayer; push lawn mower; Mantis tiller; tree climber deer hunting stand; extension ladders; steel fence post; (4) 55 gal. steel barrels; (2) heavy steel wash line post; steel livestock water tank; smoker; ice fishing equipment; C.B. radios & equip. (1 is new); picnic table. *12ga double barrel shotgun

SHOP EQUIPMENT & MISC: Torch set with 2-wheel cart; Generac 5500 w/generator; electric table saw; drill press; battery charger; misc. racking; 1” drive impact wrench.

HOUSEHOLD: (2) Chest of drawers; (2) full size beds w/frame; full size headboard, cedar chest, kitchen table w/4 chairs (seats 14); (2) electric kitchen ranges; (2) high chairs; 12V TV; console record player; queen air mattress; magazine rack; hall tree; child’s China cupboard; doll bed; riding toy; child’s play barn; home décor; lots of books: Hardy Boys & Danny Orles; puzzles; games; (2) book shelves; plus, lots more!

ANTIQUES: Egg scales; torch; stilts; 65 yr. old mini tea set; misc. toys; hankies; games; 1955 Polk’s Goshen City directory; Sears & Roebuck catalog; plus many more items too numerous to mention

CHUPP AUCTIONS

TERMS: Cash or check. Food will be available by local school. Not responsible for accidents. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: CHRIS & GLENDA YODER

SHIPSHEWANA

STANDARDBRED AUCTION

SATURDAY, MARCH

2023

EXPECTING 135 GOOD QUALITY STANDARDBREDS

GoodHorsesQuality

To reserve your consignment numbers, call Dale Chupp • 260-499-0093.

NOTICE HORSE CONSIGNERS: We are looking for good quality horses! Please make sure your horses are sound. No horses with balking problems.

To have your horses in the auction listing, contact Eric Hostetler at Shipshewana Auction 260-768-4129 by noon on Friday, March 24.

Commission: 6% with $300.00 maximum No Sale Fee: $50.00

There will be a veterinarian on the grounds for Coggins testing.

FARM TOY AUCTION

To be held at the Chupp Auction Center, 1 mile north of US 20 on SR 5 ADDRESS: 890 S. Van Buren St. Shipshewana, IN 46565

WED, MARCH 29, 2023

Beginning at 4:30 PM

MOSTLY ERTL, SPECCAST & SCALE MODEL TRACTORS! Almost all NIB!!! John Deere, Case/ IH, White, Allis Chalmers, Minneapolis Moline, Massey Harris, Versatile, Hesston, AGCO & more! Scale Models White American 60 Set! Many Prestige Collection pieces! Farm Sets! Many Show Editions! White Field Boss Tractors, Steiger Panthers, Gleaners & Combines, Crawlers, many Tractors with Duals & Triples, Implement Sets and much more!

engine and a

clutch, with three working speeds in both

MILLER’S FEED SERVICE

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ANGLEMEYER auction

DIRECTIONS: East of Nappanee, Ind. on Market St. (U.S. 6) 1 mile to Oakland St. then 4 blocks south at the Hahn Auction Building… 401 S. Oakland, Nappanee, Ind. 46550

Saturday, March 4, 2023 • 9:00 a.m.

Luger pistols w/Nazi stamp; Broomhandle Walther P-38, Webley Mark II, Colt 1911 Government & other Colts; Sig Sauer, Browning; many S & W; Ruger; Dan Wesson; Berreta; many older original old guns; Desert Eagle; Ruger Blackhawks; High Standard & more.

long guns

Blue Sky M-1 Garand; US Carbine M-1 Carbine; Winchester: Model 42, Model 12, Model 37, Model 94; 1890 Stevens 22/410 over under; Crack Shot; Browing BAR 30-06; 2-nice old Kentucky LR: J Stutzman & Leman; Henry 22 LA; Nagant; other Chinese & Japanese Rifles & many more.

Approx. 30 steel ammo boxes; varied reloads; old vintage ammo boxes; numerous gun cases, hard; lg. amt. of original box ammo; varied caliber & shotgun ammo; Nazi stamp double barrel flare gun.

Super nice South Bend ladies watch, gold around edge; 15-jewel ladies engagement ring; large amt. U.S. collectible coins; slider pocket watch fob; approx. 25 various pocket watches; Elgin Keywind, American Watch Co; Seth Thomas; Norwich Swiss made; Illinois Keywind & more; Case & other knives; misc. old jewelry; watch fobs & chains; 8-day travel automotive clock circa 1915.

Large combination safe; Craftsman rolling stackable tool box; bait casting reels & rods; lg. amt. of large 5” & down fish baits; containers approx. 100% are Muskie baits, they are in super condition; and much more.

Dr. Walter C. Anglemeyer Living Trust, Owner

Land Auction

AUCTION LOCATION: WALNUT CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - 2033 S. 150 W., Warsaw, Ind.

DIRECTIONS: South of Warsaw, Ind. on South Detroit St. to Pope St. then east 1 block to McClellan St. then south to 200 S. or south of Warsaw on S.R. 15 to 200 S., then east. WATCH FOR SIGNS.

• Kosciusko County •

• Wayne Township •

• 2 miles from Downtown Warsaw •

TRACT 1: 9 acres, all tillable, potential building site, road frontage on 200 S. and Stonebridge Rd.

TRACT 2: 20 acres, all tillable, road frontage on 200 S.

TRACT 3: 41.62 acres, 27 acres tillable, 14.7 acres wooded with road frontage on Stonebridge Rd.

PROCEDURE: The property will be offered in 3 Individual parcels or combinations, There will be open bidding on all tracts during the auction as determined by the Auctioneer. Bids on tracts and the total property may compete. The property will be sold in the manner resulting in the highest total sale price, subject to confirmation of the sellers.

DOWN PAYMENT: 5% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier's check, personal check, or corporate check, Your bidding Is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of

Willard & Betty

paying cash at closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner's Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

SURVEY: Split 50/50 if needed.

TAXES: Tracts 1, 2 and 3 total $1,999.58. 2022 due 2023 paid by seller. 2023 due 2024 paid by buyer. All of the 2023 cash rent paid to buyer.

Trust, Owner

Property #1

Location:

Approx. 3 miles east of Nappanee, Ind. on U.S. 6 to CR 13, then north 2 miles at 70735 CR 13, Nappanee, IN. This property sells first.

Property #2

Location:

5 miles south of Nappanee, Ind. on St. Rd. 19 to CR 900 N (Community Center), then east 1 mile. Watch for signs.

Business Owners Mark Your Calendars Networking Event

Symbiz Business Summit

When: Tuesday, March 28, 2023

7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Where: Maple City Chapel 2015 Lincolnway E, Goshen, IN 46526

Free registration for Symbiz Growth Ring members and one guest.

Non-members: Early bird registration price is $399. If registering after January 31, price is $499. Price is deductible off first year of membership if joining on day of Summit.

To register: Text/call Rachel: 800-394-7970 Or email: rachel@ symbiz.org

Agenda ..........................................................

Breakfast & Symbiz Updates

Growing Business By Growing People

–Keith Burkholder, Village Farm Market; Ephrata, PA

Winning in Business and Leadership

–Marvin Ramer, Ramco Steel; Woodburn, IN

Four-Industry Breakout Sessions

1. Construction 3. Retail

2. Manufacturing 4. Service

Topic: Surviving a Downturn

• Is it real? Making smarter decisions

• Who wants my stuff when “no one” is buying?

• How do I care for my customers and team in lean times?

Women’s Sessions:

• Surviving His Crazy Ideas

• Supporting His Great Ideas

–Marlene Snader, Alaska Adventure Book series

Network Exchange

Facilitators Forum

–Dale Savage, Symbiz Director

Members-only coffee & visitation with Symbiz leaders and guest speakers

Is Symbiz membership for me? The benefits and responsibilities of membership with invitation to join.

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