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White Star Auction Sales 671 W OVER 20,000 • LOANER CARS DISTRIBUTED IN THE FOREIGN & • 6 MONTHS FREE DOMESTIC BRANCH COUNTY FINANCING AVAILABLE Transmissions • Transfer Cases AREA Since 1977 • FREE TOWING Differentials • Electrical *Coldwater *Quincy *Bronson WITH MAJOR REPAIR Brakes • Wheel Bearings *Tekonsha *Batavia *Girard ...and more! *Union City *Sherwood *Allen *Montgomery *Burlington *Ray Now CITY & RURAL Offering: 149 Division St. & Auto Repair Senior 65+ Coldwater, MI 49036 LOOK INSIDE FOR: INC. & Veteran 517-278-7882 Family Farm & Home *Menards Discounts www.frankstrans.com *Aldi *Rural King *Village Market Mon.-Thur. 7:45 AM-5 PM, Fri. 8 AM-1 PM Week Of Feb. 11, 2020 (*Select Areas Only) OUR 88th 57 SOUTH MONROE ST. • COLDWATER, MI • 517-279-9764 • FAX 517-278-8597 YEAR! coldwatershoppersguide.com ANNUAL SPORTSMAN & TOOL PUBLIC AUCTION LOCATED AT WHITE STAR AUCTION FACILITY ONE MILE EAST OF BRONSON ON U.S. 12 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 AT 9:30 AM One of our largest annual auctions of the year! Always the 3rd Saturday of February, with 3 and 4 auction rings running at once in our large, heated auction facility. You will want to bring a bidding partner. Acres of close parking. Full handicap accessible facility with multiple restrooms and excellent food service. 9:30 A.M. AUCTION RING #1: Ammunition, hunting items, camping, sporting goods, lodge and cabin decor, new tools, used shop tools, equipment, power and hand tools, used shop tools, hardware, primitive toys and related. AUCTION RING #2: Vintage, collectable and new fishing equipment, lures, spearing decoys, several Bronson Surebite and other lures in boxes, Bronson rods and reels, 4’x4’ Bronson Invader sign, many used rods and reels, tackle boxes, 14’ boat, motor and trailer, plus thousands of dollars of all new rods, reels, terminal tackle, baits, lures, boxes and related from pan fish to salmon size. AUCTION RING #3: Hundreds of Indian artifacts from American tribes to the modern native American craftsman. Many primitive hammer stones, celts, knives, work stones, spearheads, axes, gorgets, banner and bird stones, arrowheads of all sizes and configurations. To be sold individually and in group- ings. Firearms sell at 11:30 a.m. Over 100 rifles, shotguns, hand guns, muzzleloaders, military, modern, hunting and wall hangers. All Federal Firearm laws apply. NICS checks will be done. Bring your Michigan carry permits. Archery equipment following firearms with nice crossbows, compound bows and related. 9:30 A.M.: FISHING, VINTAGE AND MODERN: 4’x4’ Bronson Invader reel sign; 3 Bronson Sharebits; “Shedevil” lures in boxes; other Shurebites in boxes; 2 Bronson 63 combos; Bronson Reel 900 Mate and 4 way reel boxes; rare J.A. Coxe model 9/0WC, 5” diameter salt water reel; old wooden lures; many used rod and reel combos; wicker creels; plus other useful and collectable fishing related items. Also selling brand new fishing equipment of all types. Name brands and sizes from a Michigan wholesale dealer. Hundreds of new items! 9:30 A.M.: INDIAN ARTIFACTS: Several frames of arrowheads; bird points and larger sizes; several axes; hammer stones; work stones; spear heads; celts; gorgets; banner and bird stones; plus other pieces. 9:30 A.M.: TOOLS: New 12 volt winch; propane heater; DeWalt power tools; new air tools; chain saws; screw cabinet; radial arm saw; table drill press; several small electric motors; metal band saws; metal lathe; 12 ton pipe bender; 20 ton shop press; cross saw; hydraulic splitter; engine stand; Clark variable speed 11 3/4” metal lathe; shop vacs; (6) 4 1/2’x8’ trailers full of used shop and garage, hand and power tools; new hardware; precision tools; boxes; several tables full of new tools and related items. 9:30 A.M.: SPORTING GOODS: Quantity of ammo; New Terrain 4’x4’ hunting blind mounted on trailer; new and used hunting clothes; paint ball items; new boots and waders; gloves; used basket- balls; baseball gloves; bats; balls; MotoX helmets; blow up kayak; 14’ boat, motor and trailer; cabin and lodge furnishings; decor; hunting knives; cast iron cookware; Coleman lanterns; stoves; antlers; old boat motors; white tail mount; BB guns; older collectable cars and trucks; toys; pocket watches; like new Craftsman zero turn 26” self propelled snowblower; spears; new boat seats; antique cam- eras; hand gun safe; Ruger 10/22 stocks; portable ice fishing shanty; 3 Ducks Unlimited whitetail bronzetone statues; 4 zero gauge Lionel train cars; and more. Over 200 ft. of tables full of good stuff! FIREARMS SELLING AT 11:30 A.M.: Remington models: #710, #4 - 14, 870’s, 597, 572. Winchester models 62A, 59, 94’s, 77, 190, 12. Mossberg models 100 ATR, Patriot, 185KC, 1920 Brownie, 500’s. Browning models 39BPS, A-Bolt, 30, A-Bolt Medal- lion. Rugers; Ithacas; Marlins; H&R; N.E.F.; Thompson Center; Savage; Stevens; Springfield; Westerfield; U..S. Carbines; Pedersoli; U.S. Springfield; Smith & Wesson; Glock; BSA; Rossi; FIE; CVA; Colt Python & Dia- mond Back; plus other models of rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders and hand guns. NOTE: Federal firearms laws apply. NICS checks will be done. Bring your Michigan CPL’s, FFL and ID’s. Pictures on website. ARCHERY (FOLLOWING FIREARMS): Crossbows; compound bows such as Bowetech, Matthews, Bar- nett, Karnage, Parker and others. FOR AUCTION DETAILS, CONSIGNMENT INFORMATION OR TERMS AND CONDITIONS PLUS HUNDREDS OF PICTURES GO TO: www.snowmobileauction.com or auctionzip.com, use auctioneer #6172. We will be adding pictures as we unpack and set up. WHITE STAR AUCTION SALES 671 W. CHICAGO ROAD • BRONSON, MI AUCTIONEERS: RANDY LUDWICK 517-617-8034 BRENT WILBER 517-369-1153 Page 2 Say “I Saw It In The Shopper’s Guide” ...Week Of February 11, 2020 .... Phone 279-9764 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY GENERAL ILES CUSTOM GORDON’S BANKRUPTCY SANITATION ROCCHIO SERVICE GUNSMITHING Andy Aseltine, Owner *Water Softeners ATTORNEY Jon Motes, Owner *Iron Filters Kaiser Law Offices • REPAIR *Drinking Water Systems *Septic Tank Pumping • REFINISH 517-206-1985 Brian W. Kaiser, Attorney Social Decorative concrete for *Bottled Water • CUSTOM BUILD Licensed in US District Court residential, commercial *Sales & Rentals Eastern and Western Districts Security • SCOPE MOUNTING properties. Specializing in custom of Michigan • CCW CLASSES textures, colors & finishes. *SERVICING ALL Disability Driveways • Walkways • Patios BRANDS Over 20 years of experience! Randy Iles STOP Pools • Firepits • Outdoor *Softener Salt Drainfield Installation/ Certified Master Gunsmith Kitchens • Retaining Walls FORECLOSURE 40 Years Graduate of Pennsylvania Pool Deck Resurfacing *Free Water Testing REPOSSESSION Repairs Gunsmith School FREE ESTIMATES! *Bottle Fill Station GARNISHMENT Experience *Replacing & Repairing 10290 Jonesville Rd. All Major Credit Cards Ac- 425 N. Wayne St., 533 MARSHALL RD. Angola, IN 46703 Sewer Lines Allen, MI cepted Licensed & Bonded A1374754 COLDWATER, MI (260) 665-8040 279-7906 278-5912 Phone We are a debt relief agency. We help people or 517-617-1548 517-869-2299 517-279-7534 file bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. www.rocchiolawoffices.com M.W.BURNS John C. Fast TANNER TIRE EXCAVATING COLE aker Construction Music Studio CO. GRAVEL & CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. oys Learn To Play Piano, B Trumpet, Saxophone, Clarinet, SITE WORK / 6A STONE www.dallytire.com • Custom Homes Specializing Trombone, French Horn CRUSHED STONES Construction SCREENED TOP SOIL • Pole Barns Private Or Group Lessons “On The Farm Tire Service” In Roofing Bring A Friend & Learn SEPTIC SYSTEMS INSTALLED LICENSED USED TIRES • Fire Repair Together. DRIVEWAY GRAVEL AND INSURED * Insured * TIRE REPAIR • Commercial Purchase 3 Months Of Lessons REDI-MIX CONCRETE FREE & Receive 4th Month FREE BRAKE SERVICE 517-542-3869 Residential ESTIMATES 567 Scott Dr. With This Ad SHOCKS-STRUTS Remodeling Owners: Coldwater, MI For Sale WHEEL ALIGNMENTS LITCHFIELD Keyboards * Music * Reeds Quality Construction Tim & Brandon OIL CHANGES LOCKER Phone Guitar Strings * Picks * Tuners Since 1973 Baker Metronomes & More STORAGE CELL 517-279-8214 Call Barbara At 517.227.0632 SURVEILLANCE SECURITY 517-278-6867 372½ Marshall St., Coldwater AUTO-TRUCK-FARM 24/7 ACCESS COLDWATER, MI 49036 517-462-1136 617-8214 Entrance Door On Branch Ave. 517-278-5639 DOUG’S AUTO The Family ALL RECYCLERS American • Quality low mileage used Chiropractic Professional Tree ABOUT auto parts. Hardwoods • Free part locating service. Center Trimming & Removal • Cash paid for junk cars & 253 Target Drive, Coldwater, MI Brush Chipping HOMES loose metal. Call for of Coldwater (517) 279-2500 • (517) 206-0343 Cell Land Clearing current prices. Stump Grinding REMODELING • 5-10 parts cars arriving Licensed & Insured weekly. Quality Work & DESIGN • Huge inventory of new Guaranteed Lowest Rates LICENSED parts available. Located 5 Miles South of Dr. Brandon C A M B R I A® FREE Estimates & INSURED Coldwater on Old US 27 Soldano, DC TM Commercial & Residential [email protected] M-Th 8:00-5:30 Natural Quartz Surfaces 517-617-5965 Phone Friday 8:00-6:30 517-278-7543 Made in the USA Serving Branch Closed Saturday & Sunday 173 E. Chicago St. Best Price In Town! & Calhoun County (517) 617-8540 517-238-2108 1½ Blocks West of Hospital DIG N DAVE’S If Your Doctor Can’t COLDWATER W.E. DOWNER KENYON-GREEN ROYALTY See You... WE CAN! AUTO Door & Gutter, LLC EXCAVATING PROMPT CARE & SON, INC. FENCE David Franks, Since 1977 Owner/Operator SERVICE 5” & 6” SEAMLESS Year Round Well Drilling, & DECK 106 W. Lockwood Rd., Cold- Pump Service & Repair, ALUMINUM GUTTER water, MI 49036 Oil Changes • Brakes • Sus- Over 50 colors available. Specializing In Vinyl Fence, WORK CARE Residential, Commercial, Fully Insured pension • Alignments Deck & Railing. COLDWATER Gasoline & Diesel Industrial & Irrigation, GARAGE Customized Designs. 892 E. Chicago Street Diagnostics & Repair Specializing in Lake 517-278-2301 Tires • Tire Repair House Wells DOORS AND 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. & more. STEVE STRANG, Weekends: Sat. & Sun. 9 to 2 OWNER Prompt Care Physicians Participate 1275 Fisher Road, OPENERS With Blue Cross/Blue Shield PPO Demolition • Basements & Traditional Plans PPOM/Cofinity 517-278-2299 Quincy, MI 49036 1 Mile West of Coldwater Ditches • Driveways • Trucking Aetna, Cigna, All Medicare Plans, 351 S.
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