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The Rural Voice, 2001-03, Page 8• WELDING & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES LTD. Goderich / Owen Sound 524-5363 1-800-363-5363 OXYGEN ACETYLENE HELIUM BEVERAGE AND IND. CO2 LINCOLN 8 MILLER WELDERS 8 VICTOR TORCHES PACKAGE DEAL! M&WS GAS $495 Contract & Victor M D. Fire Power CUSTOMER -OWNED CYL. $225.00 + gas STOP RENTING - BUY AN ASSET 3 - 4 Year Payback PARTS & EQUIPMENT - NEW & USED R.R. #2, Teeswater, Ontario NOG 2S0 611C11). TEESWATER ♦ AGRO PARTS Phone 519-392-6111 Fax 519-392-8099 TRACTORS White 2-135 3750 hrs., axle duals.. 513,500. Case 1845C skidsteer 513,500. White 2-105 rebuilt $13,500. Cockshutt 1755 w/Perkins engine 58,500. IH 4166 57.400. JD 60 rowcrop w/front propane 56.250. DB 990'w/loader & p s 57,000. Farmall H w/loader, new paint 52.150. Case 700 gas restored 55,500. MP95 52,500. Belaris 800 w/cab 54,500. DB 1200 w/loader 54,500. Zetor6911 54,900. MH 22 rowcrop 51,300. MF 65 rebuilt eng. new paint 56,500. MF 35 Coming DB 880 power steering, w/loader 55,800. 1986 Ford LN 8000 long wheel base, tag axle 58,500. MMG 1000 westem 54,500. MISCELLANEOUS New Idea 208 spreader 5600. Dump wagon 51,200. NH 514 spreader w/endgate 53,000. 51,500. NH 469 haybine We have a large selection of mechanical tools at fabulous prices Call us for quotes on all your winter maintenance and spring tillage needs. WANTED Tractors 8 Equipment for salvage or resale. Don't Miss Teeswater Agro Parts' 3RD ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT & AUCTION SALE April 16, 20I1. Book your consignments early for free advertising: 4 THE RURAL VOICE Gisele Ireland Midwinter Madness requires extreme measures This year is an exceptionally bad year for the Midwinter Madness virus. There are sufferers popping up all over. Super Wrench has nursed me through many such attacks and after the last huge dump of white stuff, he's gone into the preventative measures mode. He knows what's going to happen. In order to alleviate a gloom attack, he has knocked out a couple of walls upstairs. After all these years, we are finally going to get a bedroom big enough for both of us to dress without bruising each other with flying elbows. If this project doesn't keep me busy enough, he's helped me set up a queen -sized quilt. Seed catalogues seem to be popping up in weird places, all casually opened on the flower pages. On my sewing desk is an assortment of male apparel that needs stitches. From the look of the pile, he's asked my son to contribute to this project. Their kindness is noted and lauded. A man who nurtures a woman through this trying time does have more sensitivity than the average kumquat. A salute to the man who drew a smiley face on his wife's belly while she slept. He didn't get quite the reaction he expected but don't worry — next time use something other than black indelible marker and she won't freak out on you. Super Wrench noted my symptoms began several days ago. Of ail the stations available on the television dish, I couldn't find one that was worth watching. I kvetched about it. A huge chunk of snow came off the roof and totalled my biggest flower container. I did an impressive raving and ranting routine. I got the car stuck and I cried. I watched all the earthquake victims and told myself how much I had to be grateful for. It worked until I couldn't drive to get the special crackle paint I needed to finish a doll buggy I was working on. I fumed at the storm and was ashamed of myself. I know there is an up side to all this vast expanse of white. The snowmobilers have waited a long time to get some return on their investment. The water table is joyfully absorbing all the moisture. I am too sick of winter to appreciate the benefits of all this. All I can see are big red tulips, purple hyacinths and green leaves rustling on the trees. Excuse me, I have to leave now. It is time for my meds and right after that I get to swing a hammer at some lathe and plaster. Super Wrench has a full day of activity planned for me and I get to finish with a couple of hours at the quilt. If I don't whine for a specified length of time, Super Wrench is going to accompany me on a walk to admire the glories of nature. Now I ask you, is he a lunatic or is it just me?0 Gisele Ireland, from Bruce County, is an author of several humorous books on farm life. READY TO LAY PULLETS BABY CHICKS WHITE 8 BROWN EGG LAYERS FISHER POULTRY FARM INC. AYTON, ONT. NOG 1C0 519-665-7711