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lismilmillowlftw Bill Smiley
Open the windows
This is a time of year that
tries a teacher's patience.
The animals come out of hi-
bernation, kick up their
heels, and go snorting about
like young colts, or frisking
about like new-born lambs.
And that is one of the craf-
tiest mixed metaphors since
Shakespeare.
For four or five months,
the students have been in a
torpor. This is not some kind
of tent, and has nothing to do
with tarpaulins. It is a
human condition induced by
lousy weather, hacking
colds, overheated class-
rooms, and- droning
teachers.
The past winter has been
tailored for torpor. Lack of
snow, lots of rain, and a
plenitude of ice have pre-
vented adolescents from in-
dulging in their usual winter
pastimes: splintering a leg
on the ski slope; smashing
around on a snowmobile; pil-
ing up the old man's car in a
snowdrift 18 ' miles from
home.
The kids have been posi-
tively cowed by the endless
dreary days;_ they have
slumbered secretly through
the most thrilling math,
science and English lessons;
they have coughed and
blown and sneezed until
there seemed nothing left in-
side but a dull emptiness.
But. Let them hear one
crow caw. Let them kick off
their winter boots. Give
them three sunny days in a
row. And look out.
The calendar says winter
has barely ended, spring is a
figment of the Canadian
imagination. But these pal-
lid, droopy, bored, lethargic
creatures burst out of their
cocoons and fly.
A few bright, warmish
days in mid-March, and
they're babbling like sea
gulls, bunting like young
calves. Their blood begins to
burble. They hurl costly
textbooks out the open win-
dows. They fall in love.
There's color in their cheeks.
They get into fights.
They drive their teachers,
whose blood is barely sim-
mering, and a long way from
burbling; right up the near-
est blackboard.
If the fine weather holds,
by the end of March they are
dashing about in shorts and
would be barefoot, if allow-
ed. A feverish few would
wear bikinis to school, if they
could get away with it.
And that's why this is a
tough time of year for
teachers. Our blood is' thin.
We are still huddled in our
winter coats. And we look on
these exotic creatures, for
whom the very bottom line,
and I mean the bottom, is
schoolwork, like aliens from
another planet.
We try to cope. We mildly
reprimand. We say, "Listen,
you people . . ." Nobody
listens. We shout, "Shut up,
animals!" The decibels in-
crease. We threaten, "If you
don't pay attention ... ya,
ya, ya." Nobody pays atten-
tion.
Must I admit that, behind
the stern contours of my
countenance, I envy them?
Must I confess that, once
upon a time, I drove my
teachers, in the spring, even
sillier than these birds are
driving me?
It's a few years back.
Sometimes it seems like last
week. Sometimes like aeons
ago. But I once burbled with
the best of them, fell foolish-
ly in love with the fondest of
them, and caused my
teachers to break into stut-
ters and spots and tics of the
jaw -muscles like the
"worst" of them.
Falling asleep over my
physics, snoring over my
science, muttering over my
math, and failing my French
during those long, dark win-
ter months, I too crystallized
and emerged in March.
My teachers shook their
heads dolefully. They
couldn't afford a March
break to Hawaii in those
days, so they had to be dole-
ful at home.
They predicted ruin, a use-
less life, a futile hob in a fac-
tory, and other dire straits, if
I didn't shape up.
In one ear and out the
other. There weren't any
jobs then, judos there aren't
any now. What was the point
of a piece of paper, that, with
a dime, would buy you a cup
of coffee?
My inner ear was tuned to
finer things than the solilo-
quies of Hamlet, rightangled
triangles, and la plume de
ma tante.
I could hear the moose -like
bellow of steamboats firing
up and blowing off.
I could feel the inner ex-
citement of heading up The
Lakes with a fair sea run-
ning, and a cutting breeze
blowing.
I could smell the familiar
scent of "soogie" and engine
oil and honest sweat.
I could see the hustle at the
Sault, and the bustle at the
Lakehead, as we pulled into
port.
My summer job was on the
Great Lakes, on a steam-
boat, and it was a love -hate
relationship. I hated it while
I was doing it, and, loved it
when I wasn't.
But it was the Great
Escape from the chalk -dust
and the tiresome, timid
teachers, and the constant
reminders that I'd never
amount to anything unless
I
So. I may be driven into a
convalescent home by the
high spirits of my students. I
may bewail their lack of re-
sponsibility. I may be driven
to scold, shout and threaten.
But it's just an act. I'd give
an arm and a leg (preferably
my arthritic ones), to feel
the way they do, when the
sun slants into the class-
room, and the windows are
opened wide.
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery, Household Effects and
Antiques for
THE LATE
MARGARET L. BREWER
On south half of Lot 25 & 26,, Con. 1, Morris
Twp., 11/4 miles south of Wingham on Hwy. 4,
then 3 miles east on Con. 1 on
Saturday, Apr. 9, 1983
12:00 noon
Lunch Booth
MACHINERY: AC D-17 gas tractor with fast
hitch and 3 pth; MF No. 50 gas tractor wtih
G.W. loader with hydraulic bucket; AC WF gas
tractor; JD No. 210 riding tractor with 39"
mower and tiller; Moto -Mower, 4 hp tiller;
1975 Mercury Montego 4 door car with 8
cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power
steering, power brakes, 32,600 miles and sell-
ing certified; Lucknow 6'/2' snow blower, 3 pth;
Roper utility dump trailer, new; AC 4 furrow fast
hitch plow; pull -type cultivators; McCormick
Deering 13 run seed drill; IH 7' trail mower;
MH 4 bar side rake; McCormick Deering hay
loader; wagon with flat rack; 30' pipe bale
elevator with motor; 2 wheel trailer; NI ground
driven manure spreader; 12" post hole digger,
3 pth; buggy with Custom wheels; MH walking
plow; wheelbarrow; snow fence; stainless
steel ,pail; bench vise; grinder; Master Craft
lawn mower (new); western saddle (new);
Woods tent trailer; and other articles too
numerous to mention.
EFFECTS & ANTIQUES: Frigidaire 30" electric
stove; Westinghouse 14 cu. ft. frost -free
refrigerator; Westinghouse deep freeze;
Westinghouse automatic heavy duty washer;
Westinghouse wringer washer; Westinghouse
automatic clothes dryer; Singer portable sew-
ing machine; Philco B&W television; Holiday
stereo component with AM/FM radio, record
player and 8 -track tape; small electrical ap-
pliances; Gourlay-Angelus player piano (con-
verted); organ- stool; table and 4 chairs; 4 din-
ing room chairs; extension table; buffet;
secretary desk; wooden rocking chair; oval and
round parlour tables; wicker flower stand; anti-
que folding rocking chair; Crosley -cabinet
radio; Singer treadle sewing machine; mantel
clock; crocks; old books; wooden and
upholstered chairs; book shelf; knitting
machine; wardrobe; chest of drawers; wash-
stand; cedar chest; dressers; antique hand
tools; wooden table; dishes; cookware and
other numerous items.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. day of sale.
Executor or auctioneer not responsible for
any accidents or injuries on property
day of sale.
LEN METCALFE AUCTIONS LTD.
Mildmay, Ontario.
367-2791
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AUCTI'''N S`A'':LE
Of Furniture & Antiques, for:
ETHEL M. BOYD
295 Livingston Ave. N., Listowel, on:
Saturday, Apr. 9, 1983
1:00 p.m. Sharp
THE F LLOWINQ -' FURNITURE: 4 burner
electric stove; Westinghouse refrigerator;
Beatty wringer washing machine; Candle col-
oured TV (portable); Heintzman piano and
bench (small); china cabinet; large mirror; gate
leg table; odd chairs; platform rocker; iron bed;
china cabinet; dining room table; chesterfield
and chair; Admiral record player and stand; TV
tables; sewing machine; Electrolux vacuum
cleaner.
ANTIQUES: Washstand; antique dresser;
table; ice box; trunk; chairs; parlor lamp; brass
bed; dresser; china cabinet; hall tree; drop leaf -
table; love seat and chair; old radio; round
table; parlor table; antique dishes; set of Royal
Albert dishes; pots and pans; numerous other
articles.
TERMS: Cash. 7% sales tax in effect. Selling
by number.
Auctioneer or Proprietors not responsible for
accidents or loss of property day of sale.
Auctioneer:
GRAHAM `JACKSON
Listowel, Ontario.
291-4528
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery and Household Effects,
will be held for:
GLEN FINES
Lot 24-25, Con., B, Howick Township,
halfway between Gorrie and Wroxeter on 87
Highway, on:
Saturday, Apr. 9, 1983
1:00 p.m.
INCLUDES: JD 1830 cab tractor has hydraulic
outlets and 1630 hours (good); MF 165 trac-
tor has hardtop heat houser, hydraulic outlets,
1700 hours (good); MF 40 heavy duty tractor
with chains, 2 buckets and Industrial loader; NI
325 picker shelter; Turnco 250 bushel gravity
bin; '2 Elmira heavy duty wagons, as new; 18'
bale thrower rack; wagon with flat rack;
Kongskilde 11' cultivator with level harrow; 4
section diamond harrow; 6 section diamond
harrow, as new; JD manure spreader; AC 3
pth 3 x 12" plow; 2 pump 5' packers, as new;
3,000 Ib. scale with cattle rack; cedar posts;
stakes; barb wire; rails; barn beams; plywood;
2" x 4", 2" x 6", 4" x 4" lumber; 1" and 2"
plank; hen nests and feeders; water bowls; cat-
tle oilers; pistol syringe, as new; tools; 2
hydraulic cylinders; dry well pressure system;
used steel freezer; desk; chest 01, drawers;
single bed; pool table; wooden doors and win-
dows; 23 channel telephone CB; 2, Tents and
camp equipment.
TERMS: Cash. Farm is sold.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or losses.
For information, phone 335-3166.
Clerk:
GEORGE POWELL
Auctioneer:
BRIAN RINTOUL
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery, Farm Tools and Misc.
Items, for:
EZRA & JEAN SMALL
Lot 62, Con. 3, Wallace Township, located
11/2 miles west of Mayne Corners on
Wallace-Howick Boundary or 2 miles north
of Molesworth and 1/2 mile west, on:
Wednesday, Apr. 13,
1983
1:00 p.m. Sharp
MACHINERY: Nuffield 10/60 diesel tractor, in
good condition; Nuffield Universal four diesel
tractor with NI loader (manual trip); JD 45 self-
propelled combine,. 10' header and pickup, in
good condition; IHC 1050 mix mill, drag auger
feed (good); IHC 46 pickup baler; JD Van Brunt
15 disc grain, fertilizer, grass seed drill; JD 95
bushel ground drive tractor spreader; McKee
harvester, blower pipes and fittings; Coby farm
wagon with new 8' x 18' flat rack; IHC 4 furrow
ace bottom trail plow; IHC 3 furrow 3 pth 12"
bottom plow; IHC 10' steel wheel cultivator; 5
section harrows and stretcher; Otaco wagon;
JD No. 5 7' mower; Moore's 3 pth 12" post --
hole digger; IHC 9' wheel cultivator; 2 wheel
trailer with trip '/2 ton truck box; cement mixer;
horse scuffler; 18' 5" portable grain auger with
motor; 2-12' 4" grain augers with motors; 20'
pipe portable hay elevator.
MISC. ITEMS: 4 farrowing crates; cattle oiler;
hay fork; hay knife; Perfection fanning mill; 40'
wooden extension ladder; old harness parts
and 4 chime bells; 6" endless chopper belt;
Quebec heater; steel water tank; used lumber;
wheelbarrow; plus wagon load of misc. items.
OLD MACHINERY FOR PARTS: JD pull -type
combine; JD ground drive spreader; Case 3
pth 4 furrow plow; NI spreader.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Proprietor:
EZRA SMALL
Gerrie, Ontario.
335-6178
Auctioneer:
BOB GILMORE
Listowel, Ontario.
291-3489
UCTION SALE
For the Complete Estate of
MR. & MRS. JIM STANLEY
Moorefield (watch for signs)
Phone 638-2137
(Couple moving to Africa Mission Services)
Friday, April 8th
1 Moorefield Community Centre'if Bad Weather
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES: Chesterfield
and two matching chairs, several upholstered
and casual chairs, card table, four matching
folding chairs, two sturdy kitchen tables, four
bar stools, chrome swivel chair, five good beds
both single and doubles with mattresses, one
hide -a -way sofa bed, large trunk, desk, record
stand, numerous dressers and book shelves, .
picnic table, shop manual stand, wall mirrors, 2
wall clocks, hanging and standing lamps, iron-
ing board, clothes rack, bamboo curtains,
house plants, numerous miscellaneous
household items, camper for pickup fully equip-
ped, stove, 3 -way fridge, furnace.
APPLIANCES: Electric four burner stove, elec-
tric
lectric cabinet sewing machine, apt. size washer -
spin dryer, cabinet stereo, hand electric kit-
chen appliances - toaster, fry pan, kettle, etc.,
complete stereo system with speakers, manual
typewriter, assorted dishes and utensils.
TOOLS: Hand drill, orbital sander, skill saw,
roller tool- cabinet, numerous hand tools,
shovels, garden tools and hoses, new sump
pump, 50 sq. feet bathroom tile, 4 ft. bathtub,
extension cords, miscellaneous lumber and
panelling, asbestos squares, assortment of
clay brick, "warm morning" wood stove,
stainless steel pipe - 6" diameter new.
RECREATIONAL: 350 cc customized Honda,
250 cc Honda Elsinore trail bike, 350 Honda
with windshield, 10 ft. sailboat, 6 h.p. 2 cyl.
boat motor with tank, camper trailer - sleeps 4,
canvas tent awning with screen, 3 h.p. gas
lawn mower, no -name riding lawn mower, 2
electric mowers, utility trailer, assortment of
trailer parts and tires, truck mirrors, other
miscellaneous "handy man" items.
CARS: 1973 Ford Capri, selling certified and
A-1 condition, 77 Honda Civic, good cond.
Several pieces of quality antiques may be
included into this sale by the auctioneer.
TERMS: Cash - Owner or Auctioneer not
Responsible for Accidents Day of Sale.
Sale Conducted by
STANLEY AUCTIONS
RR 2, Ilderton
Auctioneer:
W. R. (BILL) STANLEY
RR 2, Ilderton
Ph. 666-0275
AUCTION SALE
Of Beef Cattle, Hens, Machinery, Feed, Misc.
Items, 'for:
HERBERT ELDRIDGE
Lot 28, Con. 8,. Grey Township, located
1 mile east of Ethel on south side of
river. Watch for signs, on:
Tuesday, April 12, 1983
12:00 noon Sharp
CATTLE: 7 Hereford cows; 2 Charolais cows;
2 Shorthorn cows; 2 Black -Whiteface cows; 1
Angus cow; 1 Brown Swiss cow; 1 hand milked
Jersey cow. 4 of these cows have November
calves at side, balance are due from May to
August. Dates given sale day. All artificially
bred to beef bull. All cows blood tested prior to
sale. 12 beef calves -yearlings, 7 to 12 months
old (good quality).
MACHINERY: JD 510 diesel tractor with Allied
300 hydraulic loader; IHC 82 pull -type com-
bine, sund pickup, scour clean, rasp and spike
tooth, concave, cut bar; NI 218 tandem
spreader (good); MF 81 model 9' haybine;
Case 10 trail mower, 7'; Cockshutt 520 baler;
Cockshutt No. 19 bale thrower; Miller 10'
heavy duty offset disc; Glencoe 161/2' wheel
cultivator; Cockshutt 246 wheel 5 tooth chisel
plow; IHC 3 pth 8' cultivator; 3 section spring
tooth harrows; 3 section diamond harrows;
Vicon 3 pth fertilizer spreader; MF 33 17 disc
grain, fertilizer and grass drill; JD 494 4 -row
corn planter; 2 wagons and 175 and 180
bushel gravity grain bins; IHC 120, pull -type
10' swather; Allied 35'6" grain auger, ' pto
drive; Farm King 10'4" auger with '/2 hp elec-
tric motor; Golden Arrow 100 gallon stainless
steel tank weed sprayer; George White 20'
portable pipe hay elevator with electric motor;
3 Wagons with hay racks; steel wheel bolster
wagon; 2 wheel truck box trailer; 2 IHC 3 bar
side rakes; Hance Vac -A -Way seed cleaner
(17 screens); Gehl 50 pto 10" hammer mill on
wheels; V -type 7° snow blower; Air-o-rator;
barn extension fan.
FEED: Approximately 3,000 bales of good mix-
ed hay; approximately 500 bales of straw; ap-
proximately 35 tonnes of barley; approximately
15 tonnes of rye; some spring wheat and faba
beans.
HENS: Approximately 450 crossbred laying
hens (floor birds), good layers (brown eggs);
hen feeders; nest boxes; watering equipment.
MISC. ITEMS: Quantity of electric fence posts,
steel posts and cedar posts; barn beams and
posts; new 2" spruce lumber and 1" hickory
lumber; used lumber and steel; 32' school bus
colony house; 36' aluminum extension ladder;
2 hp electric motor (new); Renfrew platform
scales; Jet 4 speed drill press; 120' of new
galvanized eavestrough; 16 pieces 1/2" x 12'
new copper pipe; several wooden gates,
various sizes; plus wagon load of misc. items
and some household items.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
- Farm is sold. Lunch Booth.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Proprietor:
HERBERT ELDRIDGE
887-6214
Auctioneer:
BOB GILMORE
291-3489
UCTI F ' N SALE
Of Farm Machinery, Misc. Items, for:
GERRIT KUPER
Lot 3, Con. 13, Maryborough Township,
located 1 mile south of Teviotdale on
Rothsay hardtop road, turn south first
sideroad, first farm, on:
Friday, April 15, 1983
12:30 p.m.
TRACTORS: MF 245. diesel tractor, only 590
hours (like new); Cockshutt 1465 diesel trac
tor, dual remotes, in good condition.
MACHINERY: 850 'Case 10' self-propelled
swather; IHC 510, 1,8 disc grain and fertilize
drill (good condition); Cockshutt 540, 4 ro
corn planter; Triple OK 3 pth 4 furrow plow, ad
justable 12-14-16" bottoms, trip beam
George White 200 gallon stainless steel tan
weed sprayer on trailer; Allied 41'6" grafi
auger, pto, drive and hopper; Cockshutt 16
wheel cultivator; Cockshutt 20' whee
cultivator with wings and harrow; Allied fold -up
pony harrows; Kongskilde 3 pth fertilizer
spreader; 12' land packer; Schultz corn stalk
chopper; Dettson 7' single auger snow blower;
3 pth 4 row vibra shank corn cultivator; 6 ton
new wagon; 175 bushel gravity grain bin; 12'
and 8' 4" grain augers; 16' hay rack; 6 section
of harrows.
MISC. ITEMS: Onan 25 KW generator, pto; li-
quid manure pump, 2,300 g.p.m. capacity,
pto, portable single cylinder air compressor;
400 gallon stainless steel bulk tank, used for
medication; electric 220 heater; 200 gallon
gas tank; 5 truck rims and tires, 8.25 x 20;
several steel hog feeders; water bowls; electric
fencer; exhaust fan; clay 40; stable cleaner
schute; plus wagon load of misc. items.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
Lunch Wagon
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Proprietor:
GERRIT KUPER
638-3213
Auctioneer:
BOB GILMORE
Listowel, Ontario.
291-3489
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EXTENSIVE q.EARING
AUCTION SALE'
Of 25 Tractors, Antique Tractors, Construc-
tion Equipment, Machinery, Tractor Parts,
Misc. Etc., for:
THE ESTATE OF
,- RON CAMPBELL
Lot 16, Con. 5, Proton Twp., 12 miles east
of Mount Forest, on 89 Hwy., to Proton
Sideroad 12. Go north to second corner, turn
right, '/4 mile to farm. Watch for signs, on:
Saturday, Apr. 9, .1,983
9:30 'a.m.-Sharp
TRACTORS: Ford Super Major 5000 diesel
tractor, good shape; Ford Dexta diesel tractor,
good condition; 5 JD tractors, 4 in running
order; 2 AR's, good shape; 1 D, good condi-
tion; 70 diesel; running order; 11 Case trac-
tors, 3 running, 3 with loaders; 3 LA's; 4D's; 1
C; 3 L's; 5 IHC tractors, 2 in running -order; MH
22, for parts; Caterpillar D 8, running order;
Caterpillar D -W 10, running order with earth
mover; Caterpillar D -W 10, for parts; payloader
for parts; 2 back hoes.
MACHINERY: MH Super 27, self-propelled
combine, running order with pickup and reels;
MH 60 pull -type combine with pickup, reels
and motor, running order; IHC self-propelled
12' swather, not running; MH 12' pull -type pto
swather; MF No. 3 baler; NH 78 baler, working
order; Case baler, for parts, McCormick
threshing machine; 6 plows; Oliver 5 furrow
14" trail plow, good condition; Ford 4 furrow, 3
pth plow; 4 drag plows; 4 flat rack wagons; 4
hay mowers; 4 drag cultivators; 3 discs, 1 JD
on rubber; 2 set of chain harrows; 5 land 2
drum rollers, 1 wooden; 2 weed sprayers;
grain box; 3 JD side rakes on steel; one way
disc; hydraulic single axle dual wheel trailer; 4
manure spreaders, 3 JD, one JD 33 pto, good
shape; 2 grain binders, 8', 10'; 2 homemade
snow blowers; 4 manure loaders, one 3 pth;
1957 Dodge 3 ton truck, flat bed with hoist;
assortment of truck side racks; 2 bale
elevators, skeleton and trough; 3 seed drills, 2
on rubber - JD and Case; 2 sets of antique farm
scales; 2 portable cement mixers, one is 1 yard
mixer; 3 fanning mills with screens; buzz saw;
bale stookers; bale forks; 2 vacuum milker
pumps; odd pails; old turnip pulper; 2 horse
buggies; horse cutter; odd wooden wheels; 2
grain augers: 3 grain aerators; other machinery
not listed.
MISC., PARTS, ETC.: 4 sets of tractor chains;
tractor pulleys; large portable oil heater, not
running; belt driven DC welder, working order;
small gas motors, running and for parts; wood
lathe and tools; water troughs; feed troughs;
chicken brooders; chicken feeder system;
number of 2 -way cylinders; number of 100'
drive belts, thresher belts; antique car parts,
etc.; assortment of Wisconsin motors and
Chrysler flat head motors; old radiators; truck
tires; tract6r tires, rims, etc.; large assortment
of tractor parts for JD, Case, IHC, Caterpillar,
etc.; heat housers; nuts, bolts, etc.; other
misc items not listed.
TERMS: Cash sale day. Cheques with I.D.
Everything to be sold to settle estate.
Everything to be removed by April 25. A Targe
offering of small items.
SALE ORDER: 9.30 a.m. - wagon Toads, misc.,
machinery. Tractors sell at 3:00 p.m.
Lunch Booth on grounds.
Executrix or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents, injury, or loss of property sale day.
Executrix:
MRS. ISABELL CAMPBELL
323-1119
Auctioneer:
JOHN D. McPHEE
Mount. Forest, Ontario
323-4058
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