6 The Mooreland Leader

Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012

Pooch Wins Titles AT IABCA Show

PJ Princess of Cali, or just plain Cali, a pug owned by Dusty Johnson of Woodward, won Best of Breed three times at an International All Breed Canine Association of America (IABCA) show in Oklahoma City August 18 and 19. Johnson said her three-year-old pug also won the "Toy Group" competition. "We showed twice on Saturday and twice on Sunday," Johnson said. "Cali earned a rating of V-1 each day, which entitled her to be named an International Champion." Although this was not Cali's first dog show, it was her first time at an IABCA show, where dogs are judged according to their breed standards. Breed standards for pugs consists of the following: Should weigh between 14 and 18 pounds. Should have large head with dark eyes. Should have a short muzzle and large deep wrinkles. Body should be short and cobby with a wide chest and curled tail. Should be fawn and black in color with black mask on face. A pug is even tempered, playful, charming and outgoing. Johnson is a graduate of Mooreland High School and the daugh-

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New Awning Installed At Jiffy Trip

Jiffy Trip, located at the corner of Main and Highway 412 in Mooreland, received a new awning over their gas pumps last week.

Dusty Johnson and her dog, Cali, with awards won at an IABCA Show in August. future, hoping that she can become a champion in the American Kennel Club as well.

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Convince Kids Not To Text And Drive

By Drew Edmondson Children are back in school in communities large and small all across Oklahoma. It's an exciting, and often hectic, time of year. Parents are shuttling kids to band concerts and ball games, and running errands in between. Like their parents, students are rushing about too; rushing to class, to practice, to a part-time job. We get busier and busier, and multitasking seems to be the only way to get it all done. While society may celebrate those among us who seem to effortlessly address multiple tasks simultaneously, there's at least one place where a single-minded focus is not only best but a must, and that's behind the wheel of an automobile. Recognizing this, AT&T recently announced an "It Can Wait" pledge day set for September 19 to bring awareness to this important public safety issue. The initiative comes complete with its own website, full of survey results and statistics that should make it easy for parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of texting and driving. There is also a place on that site where drivers of all ages can pledge not to text behind the wheel. The company's efforts are based on some startling statistics. Research by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that drivers who text are 23 times more likely to be in an accident or nearaccident. The National Safety Council says more than 100,000 crashes a year involve drivers who are texting. Those statistics alone should be enough to convince you to put your phone away while driving, but what if I told you, mom and dad, that you are being watched? According to a national teen driver survey commissioned by AT&T,77 percent of teens have seen their parents text and drive. We tell our kids not to do it, but many parents don't listen to their own advice. It's the "do as I say and not as I do" method of parenting. Maybe, instead, we should practice what we preach. In that same AT&T survey, 62 percent of teens said reminders from their parents not to text and drive would be effective in getting them to stop the dangerous practice. If actions truly speak louder than words, how many kids would refrain from texting and driving if mom and dad resisted the urge too? So, keep preaching, but start practicing too. Join with your kids in taking AT&T's pledge by logging on to www.itcanwait.com . Talk about the statistics. Commit yourself to never text and drive. Remember, your kids are watching. Edmondson, aformer Oklahoma attorney general, practices law at the law firm of GableGotwals.

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1931 JD 4840 TRACOR 5395 HRS 20' TANDEM AXLE 14K AXLES 2010 JD 333D SKIIDSTEER 1100 HRS 1997 HONDA 600 MOTORCYCLE

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Tractors, Skid Steer

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Trailers
2011 Mammoth 25' + 5' tandem 2005 flatbed GN 20' + 5' 2010 flatbed 8'x26' bumper pull Travalong 8'x24' horse trailer Neckover 6'x20' stock w/bow top 2 horse trailer 24' car trailer 20' tandem axle trailer 14k axles 20'w/ 5' dovetail 6'x12' utility trailer Exiss 7'x24' aluminum trailer HD 20' trailer tandem 2 horse tandem axle TR 1967 Challnn rock trailer 20 yd. 16' flatbed w/ramps WW stock trailer 16 GN 2000 Norris 45'Lx8.5'W flatbed, dovetail, 2-10K axles, 7x2OGN Henderson 20'x6' GN stock trailer Bull mobile 7'x20' GN

1981 JD 4840 TR pwr shift, 3 pt. 5395 hrs SN014349RW Ruger 77/50 cal. stainless 1990 9191 Deutz Allis FWA 190 hp, 3 pt. scope w/sling # 73006939 1985 8070 Allis TR FWA, 3 pt., powershift black powder 2010 JD 333D skid steer 1100 hrs Remington 700 black powder JD 4020 TR w/ JD LDR, 3pt., propane stainless 50 cal. 3x9 scope IH 444 TR 3 pt. PTO, Hi-Low ml#218066 Ford 4000 TR w/ front loader, 3 pt. PTO, gas engine, good tires 2006 JD 5525 FWA 400 hrs w/cab and loader 1984 JD 950 TR, 3 cyl., DSL, w/LDR 1990 Meyers tree saw 300 Ford engine Lawn & Garden 1992 Freightliner winch truck Yardman 14HP Rider, 38" 1999 Freightliner w/C12 Cat 2010 Marshall tree saw w/graffle 1982 Case 2390 TR duals Case 930 Comfort King TR w/LDR Tanning Bed Michigan 10 yard scraper self propelled Tanning bed Sunquest Pro Wolff system 24 RS Recreational 1997 Honda 600 motorcycle, leather, 13K miles 1989 Elite 32' 5th wheel travel trailer 1998 Honda Foreman 4 wheeler 4x4 1990 Excell 5th wheel 28' camper

Equipment
Antiques & Collectibles
Flatbed w/hydraulic spears off '01 -1 ton dually Dodge 33' Crustbuster drill 10" hyd. fold, single disc 36' Krause tandem disc-newer disc & brgs. 32' Crustbuster drill double disc 10" Like new DSL tank w/15gpm pump JD 535 Round Baler w/kicker 495 NH pull type swather Miller Matic 130 wire welder 230V 2005 Wylie Sprayer 1610 gal, 80' boom, Raven controls, 20" spacing Tree saw- for skid steer 22 ton log splitter-used very little Centurion 15 KW generator-gas Servis 3pt post hole digger 2-6' brush beaters, 5' box blade, 3pt. 2004 Lincoln Zr8 welder w/leads 460 hrs. JD 16' wheat drill Crustbuster 30' wheat drill 31' sweep plow 16' Crustbuster JD 500 round baler 5' 3pt blade HD 5' bush hog Land Pride 15' beater 12' Rhino single fold beater 8' JD beater

Art Show and Dance

September 15, 2012
Arnett Town Park 300 E. Ferguson
Art Exhibit - 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. at Masonic Lodge (next to park) Featured Artist - Randy Meier of Fargo

September Prairie Sunset

Fainting couch Crown pump organ 2006 Chevy 3500 w/Butler bed 4x4 single wheel Round table and 4 chairs w/Texas 2000 F350 w/Butler bed DSL single wheel Star and glass top 1991 F150 Lariat LWB 91,000 miles 302 eng., slick, China Curio cabinet, bookshelf, 1985 Chevy 3/4 ton, 4x4 w/ Bramco bale bumper sofa desk 1979 Chevy 350 eng. 4x4 4 speed w/cake feeder & spike 1980 Chevy 4x4 400 eng. auto, cake feeder, Deweeze bale LDR needs transmission 1990 Int. dump truck DSL single axle 1998 Ford SWB pickup 1999 F350 4x4 7.3 DSL duals, hay bed, 145K miles 2002 1/2 ton ext. cab, 113K miles, 2WD Cars 1984 F250 4x4 4 speed, 6.9 DSL, flatbed 1967 Chevy wheat truck 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V 84K miles 1954 wheat truck w/hyd. lift 1993 SAAB SE 2WD-tornado damage runs good 1997 GMC Yukon 2WD 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix 90K miles-good condition

Pickups and Trucks

Tools, Supplies, Misc.

16" Craftsman chain saw, cattle panels, cedar posts and fence boards, roll of 6' field fence, red jacket 1 HP submersible pump, log chain, Bell saw model 910 Comm. wood planer, 6' bed off SWD Dodge Dakota, 2 wood picnic tables, porch swing w/cup holders, 9 cases R-12 freon, 30-30# R-12 w/seals, Goulds Jet pump 220V, round table and 4 chairs, rigid pipe cutters, snap on battery charger, shop bead blaster shops washer, Ranch hand bumper off a F250 ('07-10)

MEAL - 7:00 P.M. ($8) DANCE - 8:00 - 11:00 P.M. LIVE BAND - "Nightlife"
Bring your lawn chair and join us for supper. Relax listening to some good country music or dance the night Away, whatever your pleasure. We'll see you there neighbor.
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Schools Surplus
portable dishwasher, set of board room seating, 2 pallets, sheet rock ceiling tile, 144 stacking chairs, wooden credenze, 100 5' tables, 4' round tables, 2 folding tables, printer table, dining room table w/2 leaves and 8 chairs, 28 rolling chairs, 5 janitor carts, 50 computers, 2 Honda generators EX 5500, several school desks
warranties expressed or implied. Purchases need to paid in full at the end of sale.

7 round bale feeders, 4 cake feeders, Filson calf cradle Powder calf cradle, 800# cake feeder, cake feeder 1200# chain drive, Pride of Prairie 12 bale TRL dumps on both sides, 2 trip hopper cake feeders, 5-10' steel feed bunks, 100' concrete lined feed bunks, squeeze chute, lift hand alley, 2 Ritchie auto waterers, Barle cake feeder, cattle chute, saddle, bridle, bits

Livestock Equipment

Terms: Cash or check plus sales tax with required I.D. Announcements made sale day supersede all advertising. All items sold in their present condition with no

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Auctioneer - Ira Y. Smith, ATS, R.E. Broker

Event partially funded by a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council

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