shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com October 17, 2017 • Page 7 Apply For The 2018 National 4-H Conference Trip Program Advisor. A complete listing can be found at iGrow under the Field Staff Listing. Once received, a designated selection committee will review applications and notify youth who are selected to attend National 4-H Conference as a delegate. More information can be found with the application materials. Conference overview and history The National 4-H Conference is a premier professional and leadership development event for 4-H members, ages 16 - 19, across the U.S. and its territories. The conference is administered by the National 4-H Headquarters of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) within the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Held annually, except for several years during World War II, the camp's mission is to assist in the development of the next generation's leaders. Delegates attend training workshops, become acquainted with government and have the opportunity to meet with state leaders. More information on National 4-H Conference can be found on the 4-H website. This experience has been a tradition for 4-H members since 1927. In 1958, the event name, formerly known as the National 4-H Club Camp, was changed to National 4-H Conference. Prior to 1959, delegates slept in tents on the grounds of the National Mall in front of the Department of Agriculture (USDA) in Washington, DC. In 1959, the meeting moved from the National Mall to the newly founded National 4-H Center in Chevy Chase, MD (right outside of Washington, D.C.). BROOKINGS, S.D. - It's time for South Dakota 4-H members 16 to 18 years old to apply for the 2018 National 4-H Conference held in Chevy Chase, Maryland April 7 - 12, 2018. "This is an amazing opportunity for South Dakota 4-H teen members," said Amanda Stade, SDSU Extension State 4-H Events Management Coordinator. As a delegate 4-H members will attend training workshops, become acquainted with government and have the opportunity to meet with state leaders. They visit various Federal Agencies to present on topics that they have researched during the week. They also go on tours of the Monuments on the Washington Mall. "This conference gives 4-H members an opportunity to engage in personal development experiences that increase their knowledge, resources, and skills while they discuss topics affecting youth and 4-H programming nationwide," said Matthew Olson, SDSU Extension 4-H Youth Program Advisor for Pennington County. "During the conference they are empowered to create positive social change in their communities and have the opportunity to practice and apply their skills in a real-world setting." For South Dakota 4-H members, the National 4-H Conference trip is sponsored and fully funded by the South Dakota 4-H Livestock Industry Trust Fund. Application deadline is Jan. 1, 2018. 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YANKTON OFFICE: 605-665-9675 OR 800-658-3631 Located: Waterbury, NEBR - 1 Mile West on 8685 Rd - Watch for Signs AUCTION Starts @ 10:00 AM Shop Equipment and Tools AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 21 -- 11 a.m. LOCATED: 44521 Chris Rd, Mission Hill, SD from Yankton, SD, 4 miles rast on 309 Street (Whiting Drive) to Chris Road then 1/4 miles east on gravel SHOP EQUIPMENT: Lincoln SP-200 wire welder; Lincoln SA200 gas powered arc welder; Miller and Eutec arc welders; Acetylene torch; Welding tables; Welding supplies; 4’ metal lathe & attach; Large drill press and bits; 5/8” drill press; 2 power hack saws; Air compressor; Metal roller; Large shop press; Porta powers; Bench grinders and stands; Rolling tool cabinets; Shop cabinets; SK 3/4” socket set; 1” Ridgid threader; Comb wrenches up to 2”; Many socket and wrench sets both metric and standard, most Craftsman; Proto torque wrenches; Many electric and air power tools; Screw guns; Vises; Floor jacks; Hyd jacks; Various specialty tools; Chain hoist; Comalongs; Log chain; Binders; Clamps; Bolt cutters; Lots of new bolt stock; Drill bits; Reamers; Battery chargers; Chain saw sharpener; Electric supplies; Welding iron; Plus many, many more shop items and tools too numerous to mention. TRAILERS, MISCELLANEOUS: Shopbuilt 8x15 pintle hitch trailer; Several 5x8 and 6x8 shopmade trailers; Polaris 400 snowmobile, doesn’t run; 2 gas powered log splitters; 3 pt blade; Tree disc; 2 bottom plows; Automotive items; Buzz saw; Tires; Scaffolds; Saw horses; Propane furnace; Old boats and trailers; Dog houses; Ladders; Lumber; Buzz saw; Wheel barrows; 25 gal 12V sprayer; 2 refrigerators; Chest freezer; Electric range; Turkey fryer; Coleman camp stoves; BBQ grills. COLLECTABLES including old warehouse moving cart; Standard oil barrels; Sausage stuffer; Meat grinder; Kraut cutters; Wood Schlitz beer box; Barn lanterns; Tubs; Plus more. LOTS OF SALVAGE IRON If you are into tools or welding and machinist equipment don’t miss this auction! Mrs. Wayne (Gloria) Pibal, Owner Peterson Auctioneers TERMS: Cash www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Cody Peterson - Avon, SD Not Responsible for Accidents Glen Peterson, RE #234 TINKER CONCESSIONS AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Make your plans to join us west of Waterbury, Nebraska on Sat. October 21st for this interesting Auction. Many more additional items not included in this listing will be sold. Visit our Web Site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for many photos. SPECIAL NOTE: Two Auction Rings will be selling for a portion of the day. Sale Order Ring # 1 - Starting with Antiques & Collectibles, & Household Items @ 10:00 a.m. Ring # 2 Tools, Woodworking Equipment, Lawn & Garden Equipment & Tractors & Equipment. Bring a friend to cover both Auction Rings. TRACTORS & EQUIP: IHC 560 Gas, SN# 20348, 15.5-38 Rear Tires, (Like New) Spin out Rear Wheels, N.F. & Draw Bar. Farmall 560 Diesel, SN # 41391, 15.538 Rear Tires, N.F. Fast Hitch & Chains. Farmall “H” Tractor - SN # 311521x1. Westendorf WL-21 Loader w/ 7 ft. Bucket & IH Mtgs. Rhino SE-6 Pull Type Shredder. JD 18 ft. Single Disk w/ Hydraulic Lift. Sears Post Hole Digger. IHC Bar Mower w/ 9 ft Bar. JD 535 Sprayer w/ Boom & Pump. Loader Boom. Antique John Deere Horse Drawn 2 Row Planter w/Markers. Antique Single Row Horse Drawn Cultivator. IHC Rear Wheel Weights & IHC 2 pt to 3 Pt. Conversion. LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP: JD LX 255 Lawn Tractor w/38” Cut. Ford LGT 120 Lawn Tractor w/ Mower Deck. Ford Garden tiller - Mounts on LGT 120 Tractor. Bomgaars ATV Pull Type Sprayer. Yard Man Walk behind Push Mower. Stihl 026 Chain Saw. Craftsman Weed Eater. Lawn Boy 320E Snow Thrower. Agri- Fab Lawn Sweeper. Elec. Chain Saw. Gas BBQ Grill. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oak Secretary. 8 Foot Oak Floor Model Display Case. Oak 3 Drawer Chest of Drawers. 4 Drawer Pine Chest of Drawers. Oak 5 Drawer - Drawer Unit. Wooden Dresser w/Mirror. Sewing Rocker. Wooden Base Cabinet & Wooden Cabinet w/Glass Doors. Wrought Iron Beds. Antique Toys including; Dozer, Drag Line, Scraper, Semi Trucks, Tonka Dump Truck, Old Farm toys including Disk & Barge Wagons. Antique Top to Organ. Pedal Grindstone. Phil Co Cabinet Radio. Quilts. Several Antique. Pictures & Frames. Camel Back Trunk. Old Suitcases. Comic Books & Little Big Books. Photo Albums. Mantel Clock. Erector Set. Life Magazines. Mascot Egg Scale. Redwing Crocks: 3 Gal Jug & 3 Gallon Open Crock. Copper Boiler, Ammo Boxes. Wooden Trunk & Tool Carriers. Antique License Plates. Metal Chicken Nest. Metal Cabinets. Steel-Wheeled Wheel Barrow. Griswold Waffle Iron. Glass Insulators. “Walsh’s Store - Waterbury, Nebr.” 1950 Advertising Calendar. Miller High Life Mirror. Yard Gates, Wash Tubs, Sprinkling Cans, Bushel Baskets, Etc. CLOTH SEED CORN SACKS: Nice offering of Cloth Seed Sacks including Joslins, Standard, United Seeds, DeKalb, Steckley, Crown-O-Gold, Tri-State & others. Plus many more miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD: Small-Lighted Curio Cabinet. Corner Lighted China Hutch. Blonde China Hutch. Athletech Tread Mill. Rkcar Upright Vacuum. Metal Shelving Units. Asst. Bedding & Blankets. Plus Other Misc. Household Items. SHOP TOOLS & MISC: Craftsman 10” Radial Arm Saw. Wissota Grinder. Miller Arc-Spot Welder. Walker Turner Drill Press. Small Red/White Air Compressor. Craftsman 16” Scroll Saw. Numerous Hand Woodworking Tools including; Planers, Wood Planes, Sanders & Much More. Large Selection of Miscellaneous Hand Tools of All types. Century Battery Charger. Alum. Extension & Step Ladders. Automatic Cattle Waterier. Fuel Tank on Stand. Bridge Planks. Asst. Misc. Lumber. Plus many more misc. shop items. CLIFFORD “CLIFF” RASMUSSEN - REVOCABLE TRUST Terms of Auction: Cash day of sale, no property to be removed until settled for. Everything sold as is – where is, and becomes the responsibility of the successful bidder. Proper ID will be required for a bidding number. WWW.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Creamer Heimes Janssen Auctioneers & Appraisers L.L.C. AUCTIONEERS: Ryan Creamer 402-254-9753 Alton Heimes 402-254-3315 Roger Janssen 402-388-4409 Assisting Auctioneer: Kenny Burcham