South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014 Page 30

Brenner Public AuctionSat., Sept. 6, 2014 @ 9:00 a.m.

The following items are located at 243 Hickory in Akron (round top building).HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Oak 2-pc china hutch, glass doors, mirror back, wood shelves, 42”x84” total measurement; 36” wide self-storing table w/ china cabinet, table extends approx. 5’; 2 pc bedroom set- 4-drawer high boy, vanity w/ mirror & stool; 3- cedar chests, 2- 48” Lane, 1- older 40”; maple drop leaf table w/ 4 chairs & 2 leaves; Whirlpool front load washer & elec dryer, Chrome Shadow in color, nice set; Kenmore refrigerator w/ ice maker; small wood desk & chair; white wicker single bedroom set, head board, highboy, night stand & mirror; 26” wide roll top desk; mauve colored striped wing back chair; oak rocking chair w/ wicker seat; wood TV riser; end tables/night stands; Akai reel to reel tape deck; several reel to reel tapes; Kitchen Aid microwave; Marvel bar refrigerator w/ ice maker; GE bar refrigerator; Cuisinart wine cellar; Roper bar size built-in dish washer; roaster; knick-knacks; figurines; wicker baskets; meat platters; cutting boards; dishes; relish plates; salad dressing server; candle sticks; butter dish; table cloths; 3pc set of American Tourister luggage; other luggage; all kinds of seasonal decorations including 8’ & 12’ Christmas trees, Homco porcelain nativity set w/ crèche, 2- white lighted reindeer, several pcs of North Pole series of the Heritage Village Collection, lots of garland & a whole trailer load of Christmas décor; kitchen table; wood table; 12- green folding chair cloth covers; book shelves; king size mattress & box springs; all kinds of hardcover & paperback books; lots of new photo albums; books on CD’s & cassette tapes; seasons 1-6 of TV series “24” DVDs, never opened; CD holder; some dishes; foot massager; & many other items too numerous to mention. SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Nitro Air vertical port air compressor, 2hp running/5hp peak, like new; Lincoln 225 are welder; Dayton 3/4hp stone/brush bench grinder; Central Machinery 2hp, 10” 2-stone bench grinder; Dayton port air compressor; Makita buffer; Milwaukee ½” drill; Makita ½” impact; 2- power washers; tickle chargers; mini air compressor; hyd jack; halogen shop light; Skil elec 3/8” drill; Makita jig saw; De Walt cordless drill (18v), extra battery; Makita 7 ¼” hand saw; Skil 3/8” chain saw; DeWalt HD reciprocating saw; jig saws; soldering gun; Dremel tool; right angle grinder; torque wrenches; 2- tap & die sets; wood clamps; hand saws; numerous hand tools; wood & steel bits; open end/combo wrenches; floor jack; Remington elec tree trimmer; JD gas hedge trimmer; 2- gas leaf blowers, 1- blows, 1- vacuums; jack stands; tackle box; Drill Dr. drill sharpener; lg combo wrenches; some masonry tools; chain saw sharpener; some hardware; hardware cabinet; car stands; moisture tester; pop riveter; pipe wrenches; various hand tools; shovels; brooms; ax; fork; sledge hammer; metal tool boxes; screws, nails & other hardware; 40-50 various sized totes; various sizes coolers, ice chests & jugs; 33”x86” rect wood table; 17”x52” wood carpentry bench w/ drawers, cupboard & wood vise; set of Ping Eye golfing irons w/ new bag; misc golf clubs; 2- golf club cases, 1- hard, 1- soft; packing material; Ryobi elec mower, 24v, needs battery; elec BBQ grill; 1- CB & 1- UHF antennas w/ metal poles; pole climbing belt & spikes; & more.OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 2- legal size 4-drawer metal filing cabinets w/ lock, 1- Honn; letter size 2-drawer wood filing cabinet; lateral wood filing cabinet; Epson copier/scanner; 2- typewriter stands; stapler; tape dispensers; etc.ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oak 42” buffet w/ beveled mirror; dry goods/clothing store paper & string dispenser; Underwood typewriter; Victor adding machine; old aerial picture of Akron; comb, brush & mirror set w/ mirrored tray; pastel colored dishes from the 40’s(?), no marks on the bottom, most of the different pieces has service for 8, 2 of each color- yellow, green, blue & pink; MW china, blue wheat pattern, service for 12 w/ serving dishes; set of china made in England, service for 8; several pcs Blue Fenton ware; small collection of bells; blue glass candy dishes; cups & saucers; sad irons, no handles; gas iron; wooden chest; wood oval end table; older walnut drop leaf table; end table w/ removable glass top; 40’s high chair; 1- child’s metal lawn chair; 2- child’s rocking chairs; 1- child’s straight back chair; old potty chair; some 1950’s games & toys; vintage baby clothes; doilies; cast iron skillet; coin banks; 70’s license plates; 3- 1g-2g crock jugs; blow torch; wood planes; steel hames; hay hooks; tire air pump; handmade train engine; small container w/ square nails; copper boiler w/ lid & racks; 2- bottle cappers; 2- light fixtures; & more.

These items will be sold at 215 Itea St. in Akron after the above items are sold.HOUSEHOLD: Stanley 44”x68” dining room table w/ 2- 16” leaves & 6 chairs (wicker backs, cushioned seats), very nice Stanley 2 pc China cabinet, 81” tall x64” wide x19” deep, lighted, glass shelves, matches table, very nice Stanley king size bedroom set- 128”x 78” tall lighted headboard w/ side cabinets that can be removed, high boy, chest of drawers & mirror; 4- Chromcraft (2- 30” & 2- 26” high) swivel leather bar stools; Great Western couch, off white & tan in color; oak end table; Lazy Boy recliner love seat, blue; Charles queen size hide-a-bed; 3-pc bedroom set- queen size headboard, 68” long chest of drawers & 45” mirror w/ wood frame; Coronado chest freezer; Mosler 22”x40”x21” floor safe; Fire King Media Vault; Pro-Form J6si tread mill; 5’ metal office desk; 4’ computer desk; kitchen dishes; stemware; pans; Excalibur food dehydrator; 3- card tables; folding chairs; & other various items.ANTIQUES & COLLETIBLES: 119- (10- 12 record albums) records from the Decca, Capital, Topps, RCA Victor, Columbia, Abbey record companies with songs by Guy Lombardo, Eddy Arnold, Glen Miller, Patty Page, Sons of the Pioneers, etc., Aladdin kerosene lamp; 15-20 ironwood animal & fish figure.SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: JD gas push mower, 21” cut, bagger; Little Wonder gas lawn edger; Solar 6v & 12v battery charger w/ timer; tow rope; Mechanics creeper stool; new Car Quest 11g port air bubble; small red port tool chest w/ misc tools; alum ladders; 2- 100’ ext cords; metal 4’ patio table & 4 chairs; 4- lg flower pots; etc

Terms of Sale: CASH or good check day of auction. No property to be removed until settlement is made. Not responsible for items after sold. Not responsible for accidents on grounds day of sale. Lunch will be served by Friends Kitchen on Wheels.

Darrel & Rhonda Brenner, Owners - Phone: 720-346-4375Sale by Michal Auction Service Photos @ www.michalauctions.com

Jim Michal: 719-349-4446 Jake Michal: 970-420-2509

The following personal property will be offered at public auction located at two different locations in Akron.

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Sports

By Ken McDowell Sports Editor MERINO – Getting off to a fast start will be key for the Merino Rams this year. Last year the Rams dropped their first three games of the season, but rallied to qualify for the eight-man crossover game where they rolled over Longmont Christian 56-0. But the season came to a close for the Rams in the opening round of the Eight-Man State Playoffs with a 14-6 loss to Kiowa as the Rams posted a 4-6 mark. Merino has eight seniors to help the team get off to a better start, including Marcelino Baptista, Caleb Beede, Gus Gill, Trace Elliott, Jaxson Hastings, Jorden Jole, Curtis Tappy and Nick Vollmer. Juniors are Sean Bellendir, Trevor Bjerke, Ace Conger, Logan Redabaugh and Drew Schendel. A big sophomore class consists of Wyatt Barton, Zhaylon Buckner, Dylan Clifford, Trevor Elliott, Jalen Jole, Jacob Mathews, Logan McCullough, Colin Mertens, Brennon Miller and Jon Ramey. Three freshmen are out for football, including Remington Canfield, Dylan Holman and Chase Legg. Merino has several starters back on offense and defense, which should help the Rams get off to a quicker start. Tappy returns at quarterback with Jorden Jole and

Baptista in the backfield. The offensive line also features depth with Trace Elliott at right guard, Vollmer at center and Hastings at end. “We have a lot of starters back and they are all seniors, so we have some experience,” observed Merino Coach Marlan Tramp. “We are very excited about offense, but it’s hard to measure what we have until we play another varsity team. “I think this is a special group of kids, and they are a hard-working group. So we have high expectations. We have always been predominantly a running team, but we also like to be more balanced. I think to be successful you have to be able to move the football, and that’s the number one thing.” Defensively, the Rams have traditionally rotated players to keep a fresh unit throughout the games. Just like the offense, the Merino defensive unit has several starters back from last year. Trace Elliott, Vollmer, Hastings, Baptista and Jorden Jole will lead the defense, according to Tramp. “There again we have good senior leadership on defense,” he added. “We need to have depth on defense to keep kids fresh, and we hope to have a good rotation to be able to do that.” The Rams hope to emerge as one of the top teams in the Plains Conference, which also includes

Merino Rams are looking for a faster start in eight-man footballdefending eight-man state champs Dayspring Christian, state runner-up Caliche, Sedgwick County, Akron and Haxtun. Dayspring was also the conference champion with Caliche runner-up. “I think you have to predict the teams that were at the top last year to be there again this year,” Tramp said. “Dayspring and Caliche are obviously very well coached and very talented, and I think you have to put Sedgwick County in the mix just because they bring back almost their entire team. “It’s a tough league, and it will be the same this year.” Making the post-season is once again another goal for the Rams. “We made the playoffs last year,” Tramp recalled, “but I think what happened to us was that we stumbled in a few games early in the season. That made it a difficult road for us when we got to the playoffs, just because of our

record. “So it’s a learning thing for us this year. We know that we have to come out of the gate pretty strong and playing good football from week one.” The Rams will open the season Saturday at home against Hayden

at 1:30 p.m. Former Merino Head Coach John Barber officially returns to the staff this season as an assistant. Barber led the Rams to six eight-man state titles before resigning after the 2009 season – Merino’s last state championship.

Prairie School of New Raymer will dedicate the new Prairie School gym in honor of longtime former coach, Maggie Kilmer, on Fri., Aug. 29 between the JV and varsity girls’ volleyball games at approximately 5 p.m. A short program will be given followed by refreshments. Coach Kilmer is being honored as a trailblazer for her outstanding contributions to girls’ sports, including the highly successful implementation of Title IX at Prairie School and for her ability to inspire countless student athletes to pursue lives of achievement and purpose far beyond the sports realm. Coach Kilmer coached girls’ basketball for 21 seasons at

Prairie, volleyball for 18 seasons and track for 16 seasons and led three Prairie School girls’ teams to win the 1-A State Championships, two in volleyball and one in basketball. In addition to the victories, Prairie teams were consistently at the state tournament and recognized throughout the state. Coach Kilmer truly put Prairie athletics on the state map. Coach Kilmer has also been named Colorado Coach of the Year five times. All interested friends, sports fans and Prairie alumni are encouraged to attend the celebration. Prairie will be hosting the Otis Bulldogs that evening for football and volleyball as well.

Maggie Kilmer to be honored

Merino seniors this year are (front row left to right) Marcelino Baptista, Caleb Beede, Gus Gill, Trace elliott and (back row left to right) Jaxson Hastings, Jorden Jole, Curtis Tappy and Nick vollmer. (SPS Photo By Ken McDowell.)